Randolph Journal, Volume 5, Number 14, Winchester, Randolph County, 4 October 1866 — Page 3

THE RANDOLPH JOURNAL

THURSDAY, OCTOHKH I, LOCAL NEWS. Annomicrmrnt. w aj'b ri- I t at ixttir.rf t.e r.trrt of M.U MnM a in ivm,rrat .in ;,ia f,r U Hat !ri'ljr. 1 .... i Lota I. J'.MTOi;-Mr.S.imtn l fottorn Im charge of lovnlor in'U dt-jart-imnt nnl Will have f.r t'vn or three werk. H will I... nt.tlr.! to all the? Ti-ilit f.-r th fj-iry iicw.s item which may lf-'ir in it. - J. W. ft rir:rt urcha-fMl a lot In the -"' l.i-tun-,M Moii. lay Iat, of J. S. Way. Vw i int to l.uiM. Ir you want any thinirin tln-cloatlt-inr lino, rail at tin- htore of H. II. li:mi, No. .". 1it. Ri.vkki.v Im imrclia-cl proporty in Kichmoinl, and will remove to that city kii. - Waxtki, Immediately, an indefinfte numU rof m-.v ..tilcrilKTs to the Landolh Journal. . i .. A ni'miiku of "jray and festive ronnOrr" made niht hldtn.u-i with their ui-" on Monday night too mneh tannic foot. - last. Cau.M', FlNK PoiT.INS. The j.rettle-t dress j.! in Whirl ...er at IL IX. Willain'. Nd. .1. O, Yks! If you want a live, wide .;wake, et-ujh-and-p newsj-apir, sulh nlr for the Randolph Journal. F. M. Way Im purehased and removed to the property formerly owned ly Dr. ('. W. I'.ruee, on Wa-hiiitou Mreet, wet of Meridian, for which he Mil. l.y.w. Wki.unij, recently of Waynp niimty, imw owns and m-cii-jmcm the Mirin Way projxTty, near the head of .Meridian Mreet, for which he s ). ItiTTKi: still command Si rt.-t per jxumd in th'n market for all grades, from the let yellow, down to the pwr-kim-milki-h 4,Hiieepa:e. 7 Swr.KT xtatcn s ar' al.uudant in our market, ami kII at i,'2i per luhel. VisiTlNfs. Mr. Joseph Tuekett, with Iiis vi and father-in-law, left hereon TIituNfoy of lat week, to vNit nhiH" relativ at or near Alhaiiy, New York, ami will Ik- aUent n-veral weeks. ('AI. i. and .-re the splendid hawls at the iMpu!ar store of It. It. Williams, No. .'5. S. II. I J i : a I i u ' k v ha arain taken up hi resilience in our town, and assumed his former luiiie-s at his old staut, of which we will h:.e somethinj: nior to -.iy wIm-ji we rvecive tho "l.ir jidvertNi iiJent" we are expecting from linn. "W. II. s'i'mition rt-niovcd from this place to Kidrevil!e, last week, where lie Intend enirnirim? in the dry j:omN hiisiness, in (oniK ctii n with his brother, M- T. Sumption. I.i!K. K-autiful JSlc thread, plu-h J ! i vt m I lrlm, and all kinds of gloves, nice and cheap, at It. K. Williams', (Juain- ("apt. John Xefi ha kindly fumi-hetl us with the following; li-t of prices which novc rule the g;r:iin mark et in thi p!ae: liotie olli-riii; ilax-sitl, A-- k oats, li cts., and dull; tiniothy-seetl, $i!,.r. fJrain in store at tho irniin houo of 'apt. Xetr, 1,-VM hu-dicls of w heat, and -VM huhels llax-.s4.eil. . . -a s MoVes lifte.1 np the soriK-nt in the wildernes, even sosluill the jeojK U lifted upand relieved from the pressure of hivili prices and 'hard times" if they will only con-ider properly their own interest and huy their rnH-erie nt the store of Way t Stakehake. Thee jrentlemen trr gentlemen, Ihyontl the iK-railventure of a ilouht, and they keep none hut the K'-t articles of jrrvH-eries which they are iHeriii to the pid'lic at a slight advance on tho oritriual cost, (iive them a call. (OT"i;T. We are undcrohliation to the j;cntlcnianly and pmmI looking ( deputy county clerk, Mr. H. T. Semans for furni-hinn: ih with a few items f the priM-eetlin of theCircuit Court, which adjourned on Saturday last, after a tedious ses-ion of two week. The nunilvr of State cases disposed of luring the session is alout two hundretl, w hile the nuniler continued over to the next regular term is sixty. Alxjut the xtme numlcr of civil suits were cleared from the docket. - There were seven applications for divorce, hut one of which was granted, that of tNirah K. Tetcrs ainst her hti-dandf Autrtifus lVtern. In the caes a.irainst the men chaireil with the murder of Connor, in Vnlon (ity, some weeks aro, a spelal tenu of the Court has liecn called t eonvene on the third Monda in Xovemhvr next. The ac-cti-etl have Urn Mealed from jail, under honds of l,.w inch. Matki.moxv. Johnson's recent 'ewiujr :iround tho circle" doe not feom to have? produced any iuaterial check In the matrimonial market, in thl-locality, judging from the fact that, from the firvt day of ScptcmKr to the 2Lth of the month, Just twentyHlnc maniapc licenses were f.-u:eü frt.m the Clerk's otllce of this county, making an average of one marriage lt-r day.

Tin: U-Pt nrtH- of sweet cMrr irf K-t-ling At $4 a Imrrcl in this' fibre- . Tin: workmen nf l'tr-ilyj'Vnjrf.iroiI laying up tho wall of otir grailc! 'hMil huiMin, ami, wlienYonnlcU'l, it will be fim of tin- flnc-txchoul buili!inp in the .State.

f!i:o'j:nii:s for the million, at panic prir-, at the store of Uiatt t Kinncar, whieh they po-iti vely sell on the mot rea-onaMe term. At (his ipular emjorium of family j;r(K' rirs inay at all times Ik found any and every thing to satisfy th( wanUortrratify the ta-t s of a needy put. lie. Their shx k is fresh and complct you will lind them at No. 9, i'ast Front - - Wi: notice that manv f the 1kvs of our town, not content 9 remain in an humhlc condition inlif, are hoisting tliemolves up in the world 011 ".-tilts," and go strutting and striding alut like Krcat, overgrown f!y-ui-tho-crek',,, to the amusement of sonic and no little langer to themselves. How is It? After some Inquiry, we are ld to the conclusion that Andy Johnson will not reign on the ground that he was not cloiTod hv t'c whole people of the Tinted States, and that he is Executive of only a part of the Nation. How U it, Dowlin? Civil Wail The fact that we are "hanging on the verge' of anot!ir revolution is pretty generally conceded hy all parties, in fact, it has already tn-gan, so far as high prices arc concerned at the grocery itorc of W. 1L Way A I'd. They; are constantly ceiving additions to their already large stock of griK-eries almost dailyand can not even then supply the necessary demand uum them. Wi: were shown the other day a sj,xcimen of the article used hy the (.'opjKThead stump seaker-, w hen they "warm up on their sulyVct." It is a glass concern, and holdalout a quart. It is atme saying, and worthy of acceptation, that. the firm of It-mth & Itmnistor keep at all times a choice ami well selected stock of dry goods, hess goMls, Mr. It nitli, though himself a young man, is nevertheless old hi mercantile huincss, and his exporience enahles him to select such gnods in the Iistem markets as are adapted to the w antsof the puhlic generally, and at prices, too, that enahles them to Hell at unusually low rates. Their M010 is No. S, I'.ist'Front. (J. jib Law. The law prohildtinjr the shooting of quails did not cease Monday, the 1st iust., though sportsmen are already creating oonsidoraMe oniniotion in Boh White's domestic arrangement. A most dcsinMr stock of piece goods griat variety, at the store if IL II. Williams' No. 0 HfNTsvn.i.K. The t'nion Meeting n Meet in ix j ly was well i at Huntsvilleon last Moml I attended. The Iarg-e churcli wa ; crowded with gentlemen and ladies. i ne meeting: wasnutircsscu oy t. oionei A. J. Nell', of this place, and K. H. Itcynolds, I'sq., of Haierstown. A vote was taken at t?ie clte of the meetim,' on motion of J. V. I Iunt, I when it api-arcMhere was not a iht-s-.n present hut that was oppot d to the President's diey. j IitHir ivtatoes are plentiful in our! market, and are dull sale at 0. cts per hushel. M. kinds and styles of dry floods cheaier than the cheapest, for sale hy 11. It. Williams, Xo. 3. - .Oitvrp" äf flu ritnl Ariin if. the Itepuhhc has U'cn organized in this , , ... . Tkl-li'O ! Ill 1 h2 1?1 1 1 II til rlta.1 I I I ) Ir lliTllllllMll ' ,! 1 111 I IC'lli IIIIII I UllIU'il ' XOTH'K TO Ht'XTKKS. TIlC ii;iicd hen-hy notify all person that

thev will iMsitivelv proseeute anv per-1 itss for that kind of nmu-ement usualson found hunting or !MiiiiK on their: " l'Vtieed hy a traveling circus com-

li I. ' ..'. ii i . .1 J ; e H.,e m. ..... u.i.imm, iook OUl. .NAT. lKJir. l).Nii:r. lT. Moo nr.. I'irn.n Fohki-t. T.ATRST styles of hats, caps hoots,: shoes, &v.y at H. H. Williams', Xo. 3. j Ik you want negroes at the hallot-'; hax, negroes in the parlor, negroes to; marry your daughters, vote for Julian i and the Disimion-Secession-Aliolition state ticket. Onurithf Mirror. At length we hear a deep-toned voice which seems to utter ah; on -looking round, we sec a goat that simply Mate:! hali! . . . . (r.NTS furnishing gools in great variety, and at fabulous "prices, can always K had at the fancy store of K. II. William, Xo. .1. Tin: walls of J. D. Carter's business building on west front, .ire going up rapidly, and, should the weather continue favorable, the building will Incompleted at an early day. CAiiKt. John Copeutt, who, durintr the nnst of the time since his lirst ad vent into our town, ha been the kiep - erf an altoininalde nuisance styled a "U er shanty," in the outskirts of'town, ha at Ust conic to prief, and, it is nopeti, is ciieeuiauy usitoso-x or. Jie was hauled up before the Circuit Court last week for repeated violations of the liquor law, and Kun unable to "clear the docket," according to the rules in such ca-es made and provided, he was compiled to relinquish his own jur, and is now comfortably ensconced in a more roomy and suitable "jujr," tlie county jail. ' - JIats. Wc hear that the oountry hcreabout ha?i Income infestetl with larpcrat, and that in mhiic instmee they have tc taken themselves to the corn field-s aud are literally destroyinp the standing corn.

The Fair. P. Hca-ton, t!ic gentlemanly and efficient Secretary of tho Randolph County Agricultural Sciety, informs us that the Fair grounds have U'cn placed in the lst pos-ihle condition, and that ample arrangements have N;cn made, at theexpen-e of a great amount of lalrorand money,

for the accommodation of all the world ! and the balance of the human family. It is confidently expected that the ajv proaching Fair will eclipse, in jw-int of! interest and attraction, any and all previous exhibitions held in the county. Our farmers and all others should wake up and bealiveto the necessity and importance of bring "prepared for this occasion. This matter is in their own hands, and it behooves them to make Mich preparations and such efforts as they have never b furu made. It is firr the citizens ff 6ur county to say whether the Fair is tolwa success or to prove a failure. The Fair will commence on Wednesday next, the 10th in-t. Now, get ready for it. For Salc. AhonseandJoton Main street, in this place, is oll'ered for sale at a decided bargain. The house is a frame, one story high, and contains fourroomsand a kitchen. There is also a well of good water, a cistern, smoke house, and other out-buildings. It in a desirable property, and will 1k?poM che: p. For further particulars, call on F. F. Cartor,"Vinche.-ter, hid. lh:v. J. (. Ihtn i:, the recently appointed .School Examiner for this county, has entered upon the duties of the ollice, and, on Satunlay last, received some twenty-live application for certificates of qualifications to teach. Itathera lively beginning, that. Atlantic Monthly. We have received the October numherof this very excellent and popular, magazine, and, liko its illu-trious predecessors, it Is replete with reading matter of the most refined and useful character. Wi: call attention to the new advertisement of Messrs. Kiefer fc Mvers, Indianapolis.- We are personally acquainted with Mr. Kiofer, and can confitlently recommend the linn to the public. Wk wish to call the attention of all lovers of music to the fact that Willard it Stowell, of Indianapolis, have one of the largest and most carefully selected stocks of l'iauoes, Melodeans, Organs, and music al instrument s generally, that has ever been shipped into 1 i tili of purchasing a first-class instrument ' of a 113- kind can not do hetter than calling :it this hou.-e when in the citv. Their place of husiness is at No. 4, liates House, Tiidianiip Ii-:. -- Spk.v KiN(f of lie:i frroeerio., reminds us of the fact that no e?tahlishment in our town, nor in. all the borders, around, undersells the fir;u of Tripp A- L:ivic:nv. They have piined such an enviahle reputation for honest, upriirlit dealing, that theimanieshave heeonn a familiar h i--ehold word in every family. (?) to Tripp & Lawre nee s !ryour grocer; e-. Sim. II. Ia as lat v.eek purclm-ed of 1. M. Ilradhury a lot on WashingI . .. ..e l.i; i x - i l,Ml wt 1 ' v' 4 U1V 1 Ir"1 -inai I5;inU :,M'1 putting u a huincss hols, thereon, at no distant day. V.Uir.-WeTrTTn.nned, h' tr,"Kl thority. that on last Sahhath a numher of the younjj folk of our town visife! the cemetery, and while there, conducted themselve' in Verv mile and iinhccomin.' mnnnor J - -." - ...... m j con-iderini: the time and the place at which they were a-semhlcd. We do ,,i l 4.. i ,,, inn in in- nui'iiinni as o er-oni-i I'llllk ir MV ! I 1 1 1 l Ii I I a ' 111 lll'1T(i-rj tll.lt docs not concern us, when we say to . A 1 1 1 1 lose for whom this article is intend-

. j ed, that the re-Jinir place of the denar-un.er-itMj xvxXy js :,( no time, a suitahle i1ace

of resort for amusement, and much rl,v I Timx. We are pleaded to learn that tln farmers of our county are hcginning to appreciate the utility ami iniortanco of underdraining their lands. We haye long ami repeatedly urged this thing ujoii them, knowing, as wo do from experience, the almost incalcida hie I K-nelits derived therefrom. Xo farmer hi the county or out of it, whose lands require draining, should longer neglect so important a duty. Martin, Sonders fc ., of this place, always keeps tin ample supply of the liest articleof tilingat their yard, north of the railroad. Somi: ten or twelve new buildings are now in course of erection or completion in thi place, and an unusual spirit of enterprise seems to pervade the whole community." 9 . SQri.LciiKn.A. O. Xeli; the proprietor of a "hocr trap" in tlie northwest part of town, was up before the Court lat week, and made to "ante ; up some of ins ill-gotten greenback? i for dealing in the "ardent" contrary to law, and he wa further compelled to enter into writing-, r.nderoath,ob!ij;v tine: himself never again to engage in the trallie within the town or county. I'oth his den and that of the venerable CojH'Utt were declared a public nuisance, and were abated accord in gl v. lhus it will Ik1 seen that our town is rid of at least two of the mo-t potif enms nuiance with which it has ever curl. "Let us yivy thanks." A S VK ECU. M H e.Hlfn t, Esq., the . man w ho nwntly went to the Capital to witness- 'AiHly's wojioerful fvat of "swiiiiiiix rciuul the circle," and to. olifain fnm him a copy of the Constitution, ami, vlio. has" more recently aj'peartul upon the political stage in the new and tliriilin.fr tnnredy entitll 4,a Democratic candidate for the State I.-pi.Iature," delivered himslf of a very edify iuir speech of an hur or more in !r nirth and si!"cut thu iiiio in 1 lT- la 1 tit at! rI l.-lbtl' tllfrllt" -I .1- ! UI .(Mill,"!! J H v . 1 Vf in theCourt-rwoin in Ulis place. Hunt i a true type ef .the almost defunct par ty whi U Jut- so unmercifully imposed Um him by indueintr him to become a candidate"; and, if talent .is any indication, we know of no man more likelv to 5et his reward than he, for certainly few iiH-sse more. Mav-at-Ihorao qualitlcstious. '

Tiiekk have lcen several fights In town duriiiL the la-t week and some

! llns collecto!. Noloiy hurt much.! WHO lellOW wasim wuiim iiiu r.u im a In-ick lat night, but he wasn't hurt much. You can't hurt a drunk man much. Union City Ihgtc. . . 1.1 l.r. ii'llli ' Well, that's much of an article on the subject of much, and mu-t have required much Inginuity on the part of A t A ktll.h l.of of1 kik the writer 10 mawe so nuieu uui ui littlf, and inasmuch as he is much of a genus, much of a writer and much on anv thing "inuchlv," we hope he will continue to write much and publish; 1. ... . I. tu iif . Ii itioPo f holt miicn, cry iuueii, muui formerlyf . - Heal niatP Ajxrncy in U'inclirtcr. I). M. r.radbury, Heal Ks'tat Agent, oilers at a great harpiin the following real estate, in Randolph county: One hundred and sixty acres improved Jaml near Winchester. One hundrc ! and sixty acres improved land near Huntsville. Kighty-five acres of wood land, in Green's Fork Township. Fighty acre- under cultivation, In Green's Fork Township. Thirty-live acres under cultivation, near Morrisjown. Seventy acres four miles west of Winchester. Home and lot in Winchester. Twenty-live vacant lots in Winchester. ' " nl.'Mf. WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Will open (it the Seminary and North Ward Iii oi- Momliv, icptcrubcr 3, 1N10, and continuo ten we rk-. TUITION' PER TERM: Orthopraphy, I1rt, Second, Third KciMlcr.-, ond First, Mental Arithmetic $1 Oü Mental Arithmetic, (id part.) Writing, Fourth Reader and l'rimarv Geography ! 1 00 Written and Higher Mental Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, and Modern History G 00 Algebra, Part 1st, Element of Natural Philosophy and Physiology 7 00 Higher Mathematics and Knglish nranche 8 00 Incidental Fees 30 liook-keeping, single and double entry, will be taught. Tuition payable at the middle of the term. No d-duction for absence, rxcept In c5m of protracted f-ickoeM. August 2', lc-GG: J. S FERRIS. EEMOVED! f- r 11 j. a. nurrcanr.Li) l com r.-iioi.iii.i tiriii I - ... .a. a a ' DEALERS IN M U b I C , ; INDIANAPOLIS, IND., IUTI KKX0TI TO Drownin-; iL Sloan Old Stund, Xo. 2-2 West Washington: Sr., Where tlity will b found rtft'ly to ttfid old customer, and as many nw onot as will faror thum with a cull. t) IThcyar? now t'Oflvlnp daily from tie Eat a larg a; ort tu lit of PIANOS, OEGAWS, Violins, Accordeons, 5cc. THEY ALWAYS RECEIVE THE I.ATI1ST Ml'SIC AS SOON AS riTJJMSHED, And prnmjJhfonrarrl tr, ajry addrc on receipt of the market price. thing In th naic line, allrfi J. A. IlUTTERriELD k C0M T3nfl K Ind.aiiij-wvr.SjtMiaija.

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j. i ATtrxTUt, II. WACHTEL. ROCrYTnil 1. rn Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. ' .to. Gl SOL'TII Mi:itII)IAN ST., ISDIASAVOLIS, .YD., Anl Manufactory No. li'J Chambcrj Street, u" Je 'Slrewt' Yortr KKW 1i.lRD1Y.1KB STOKE FISHER & CH ACFEE, Dealers in all kinds of 4 D WAR 5 llcch anl cs ' Tools y AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS' rn "in ir "a " c WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Wlnchc9terf Indiana. 33-tf TIII.VG .YEU IN WINCHESTER, INDIANA. TELL EVERY BODY THAT BALLENGER & MULLEN, HAVE OPENED A FURNITURE STORE Xcnr the Itnilroad Depot, Whore they wilt fcsep constantly on hand a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF or the Latent Style and Rent Material To be had In this or anr other country. Wc a.. II! m I I . A K A r 1 I tf ( t f f f I . . ä at a m tlui otlirP eJtablM.mcnt thi., side of Cincinnati. We are manufacturing from the bet miterlal. All that is necesarr is for j ou to rail and cx-iminc orr stock before bavin clswherp, .is vie know can suit in taste and ftyle, as well as prices. You enn buy nt from one doll-tr.'to & thousand a.tic!cij fuel as Uurenu, Cii boards, Snfe?, Table, Stands. Rmhttcad? bug-proof, on which the least child about the houe can sleep nt the rate of 15 miles per hour.J Lounge, Cribf not for corn, tut for juvenile humanity, j Chair?, Sofj-t tliat vou can fit on until dinner in ready. Center and Diuing Tables, Mattrcsbci, Sic. Old Furniture Hrpnirrd, rim) New Irliulr to Order Also, nice DULCIMER JIa. 1ST OS MILLER & GABLE HAVE OPENED A NEW DRUG STOR E i I FARMLAND, INDIANA, Where they are Receiving A SlirEIIIOR assoktient of drugs, iiEma.vns, 4 PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS, dye-stuffs, varnishes, Brushes perfumery, patent medicines, AND lurc Jjiquovs FOR MKDICLVAl rURI'OcEB. And all other articles pertaining lo the trade. Epecil attention will be piten toharc ererr rllrle of a cool nn'lT ' rerrwented, and In no intnce will anr thlnr be pat up that 13 of doubtful or sopiiitir-tej character. 11S1.500 PER YEAR. We want pert fTrTwhere to. rM nur ivpatnrKn Sewinj: Machine. Thrre new kin l. Under an-1 urper feed. War rante.t fire renr. Abote Salary Or tarre com minion paid. The o?LY machines nl ' in the Unite ! State for te than $10. whieh nre fully Utmtri Heice, WTxrltr $ Wilton, Grotff tV llaktr, Sigtr $ Co., and IteJtlar. All other machines re inftingtmntt and the efe r or tifr are Utile 19 arrrtltfint and iTfiprifinmevt. Illustra ted circular sent frit. AddreM, or eall od nn ha t CUrk, Biddtfard, Maine, ör

NEW GOODS

AT NO. Conii(tin, in Part, of Dress Goods, Muslins, Notions, Uoyti and Shoe, Cotton Yarn, Hats and Cap, Quecnswato. Groceries, Lamp, Coal Oil, Ac, Aa call ami i:a.mim; OL'U STÜ Ii. 37-tf J. Äi U. lb MOKKOW. A. lt. II I A T T, Dh:ALi:it in HARDWARE. North side of the Public S'jvare, AT THOMAS WARD'S OLD STAND, riXCIlESTERt 1X3IAXA. WINCHESTER Til AT TUX, -V7 OTITIS J 4 ?mmm mm r-1 lia "Wiio has not lost a friend ? " The i nlrlned hare now a largo rand better asiortmci.t ol American and Italian Marble r. Than hash er- to forebeen otTreH n'hla vicinity Those ho 1 ntend erecting Tombs , Uonumcnts ov Grave Stones 3 In memoiy of thelrlnved departed, would do wellto GIVE US A CALL. Terms reasonable. Call and examine. SLATE ROOFING! Vearealgoerjjae.1nmkliparidfiarnlMtijr Slate Koof,at reaonablerrlceit. Thoiiij-erlor-Ityof S'lale-overallolher material for li.iolünf ts'toowcll egtablUhcd to require an argument In lis favor, anl ihooe who I nltud ttullllup wlllrlud a siato Hoofto bethe Best ind cheapest Roof now in use Etlmate madenr aiil nformat!rnre!allTeto the h(i!lneiche,;rf!ill) given b) adJrculng oi calliuKoo . V. L . 1IU1 r .! A i to., nov If Winchester .lud. ARTHUR QUICK, ?uth side of the Public .-iare, WINCHESTER, INDIANA, Dealer in Clocks, atclics it Jewelry, . Golil Fens and Pencils GOLD CHAIN'S, GOLD RINGS, &c, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ROOKS, PA MR, ENVELOPES, "WALL PAPER, AND WINDO W SHADES, -I LARGE STOCK OF IXKSy Of all kin Ja. Also, PERFUMERY, LA I) I LS' TOII.T7T. IHUVIIFIt AND Ii .vi ii dyi, mc $90 A MONTH! 'fft;M;w oftt. AldrtsaO. T. G n.

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to c o.Ki;.iirTi The adertier, 1: iii f.f n r:t-rd tw health in a few wivk Uy a terr ! rmedr, after li tinjr mtlend fur ral t-tr Kith a severe luti atTcctlon, and that Jrtai disease, Coi.putn-'lio:. aniiou lo fnak known to hi fcI!ow-iuI.trtr, the mat.a of cure. To all who desire it, he will end a eopj of th- jTOkCiij lion used ;fre of chrcej, aith the direetiom for f r ;.irinr t.d üf'wß th:i -.inie, ahich they will fn:,l a iciK Ctii. fr Cunsuinj-tiai, Allitn, Uronchitii, (!old., and all Throat and I.un ATect'ona. The onlr ohjecl of the a jvtrtistr iu aendinf the j reacrii tiou is to biiuht the atTiietd, and pro. I informations which he eonccWra to bu invalual.'e, and he hope everj aufTer tr w ill trj hi utiicdj, as it will con then nc thln, and maj ;rov a blepsinj. Tartics wishing the jree-iption, raur, j return mail, will plea 1dre Ktv. KDWAIIO A. WII.SOS, WllliamlMirch. King Co., trw York. March If, lCft. 26-1 j. FUR NT U R E. LE.MCERMDOKFER HI'.sr, FURNITURE &. CHAIRS, f Tcrwris wlsliinf to parchaso Good ami Substantial Furniftirf Will plofle plve us call, an e are ior that vou will be Fatif. nl, and that tou tai not better yourselvta any here le. W keep conftftntlr on Land a good arswrtnent uurf:aus( cupnoARns, SAFE?, T A 11 l r. 5 , VEDSTRAP?, L u u i; C E 9 CRIBS. CHAIRS, ST A NOP. SOFAS, CENTKR AND - DINING TABLE!?, Etc., Etc.. Etc. COME ONeF COME ALLI And pee our stork before purchasing elaewliere. E;Ht fide of Public Square. Winchester. Ind. tu e rit Air a b rrcn ebu CELEBRATED MAGIC OIU Warranted ia caie of rJ.enmatlfin, Kenralta SewUo er I Vina. The Best and Cheapest Ilorse and Cattle Medicine In the World! iMllr ilallK mW CfRfMltW I rd throughout the t'nltrtl AfaiW and Ckm. 0 adan during the latt 23 yeor. S lor the cure of the various Plaeowe to ublb Horses nud Cnttle ure aul.lect; mrh as rouniUr,Ilstmpr, III1eltoun1, of AMtlt, Inward Unvlna Yellowr Wat4-r, Fistula, Poll Evil. Scratch or ;. Grea-xo, IMansje, Inflammation of the , Erea, and Futlue rrom Hard lAlior; also, Itlieumatism, (commonly called SUIT complaint), which prrvr8 fatal V so J many valuable liorses In this country, SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER 11m th? Urgt mlecfany Htm anJ Cattla MJI In thU r.iuntry. It U c i p' i rf LrU avl rwota, ked fr niiMn. if tj, crUlnty and t)--rrrbiM, itara jrvenunently at th brad cl tLa IM vt IPwm a Cbtile JLMv--v.. It carrlwi a!) fx hnnrT. rrerfr.t b"ra Trrm toomiiK trfl or tmn-Uhm. rr th ,1''r'1 ,00T'" tU Un, anl giTta It a nm.th ni fVj rirf (1mm the wur nl.itrntbDi ttt Irt cf tfca lo.y. It ii al a pf an J crUn rvir ctrcLs and colds, which gtatfTivto o ixaoj CtU wf ary ? - The Cow rjiir t- ba enrpUM with an aLr.r-Utaj imüK ! RT.O AN'S CONDITION POWDEHS t ir a weHt, a lajfa inreaa ia jnaatlty ao4 jally of milk a1 rrwtm. It eaxriM ell a tvrt ac4 impTirtk cf the lcM. Tba fTet l fa tbrrtglwot tb ewn by a rich t1 btandiTst Co tfiaHk. f-K. r.--mr i w-in. t.-. t itirt f f tba nJiHtVt ! jr-pniea m moan .n-ji"i , , vth. rfril8 rr ; ." i.. -jjijjy of jtjt djcasrj.l &P!wi ma.samM. Powder yA lawafcarrfl or 1.1 ruc ttm Uili v e-A. trt $Uta a b. and to a wWn tiTfri (tOiJr. KtaJ Sfgg-Tf, aadetbty itm eotrtri mm-ng b"gw rtniONVTn rr" arvNa a1 Ova rsiWU ftin ng imf Tf-n lT ortkl tmlUVw. Uta jrnnlne mill t-cv tt fj tmCt ilBst-ars t Xbm jr yrVtor on tb wr?rr. " rRICZ 25 t M CTS. PETL f XCXAQE. - X ' Tor bsJo If DmU arvl Slerhacts ntrysVrm y 0. Drawer " Sold nt 'toc2c br . ' Jfl.N r. PAUK, -. .. tiuciuüatl, O. , At 2CeiiI by J. Cm 1K5K, Ait r X7CR A MITH. -i;-l '' "vrn(brf IM'a, "

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