Randolph Journal, Volume 5, Number 21, Winchester, Randolph County, 22 November 1866 — Page 4

lr?r joiMnr of f.iltlenM, l"vTvthin i hutlful, mv. H. 1'. Taylor of the Chimp Journal, wlu ti it Utile, c.v pt -oiil; little pIxs, lit? I laml, little bird, little hüten, little children. I.lttle iimrt'n-hoxes of homes are p nerally the most happy and cozy. I.itib villnjrej arc nearer to Immmjj atOiiH of a -battered paradio than wo know of. Ilttle fortune hrin the TmM content, and little hopes the lea-t ü-appointment. I.ittl.' worf are the Mvcete-t to !e .if, and lilfJe cJiaritic- ily farthot . ml -? iy I .-'iu'e-t a t!o win. I-.it-tlr lake ar' tie- f,U-t, little hart falb-t. Mel little farm- the l.,-t till -.1. Little the ne-t rail, ael little !' the ib'aret love. I.

And When - itire would make nnythiiii e-p. iallv rar' ami b.'.iu-! Wal, vhe mk's" it litt I litt If p '.irl', little iliuMioti'K little h u . Augur's is a imxlt ! prayer, but I I'u n it is a little 1 raver. :umI the 1 1 .11 r. ! ii of tin' petition is for little, but the. 1.1.4 dedication discourM u.is an hour. The ltoiuan naul. " I ', re, tv V I nunc Aiw ! ron-pu red; but dispatcher, now-a. tlav, ar. longer than the battles Iheyteilof. live ry body calls that littlo they love het-t on earth. We onco hoard a pwtd sort of man .speak of hi little wife, and we fancied ."ho must 1? a ierf'ct bijon of a wife. Wo NiW her, she weighed 12IU! we Were MirpriM-d. lint then itwa no joke the man meant it. lie could put his wife in bis heart ami have room for other thin-s hesiile; and what was hc but precious, and what was .-he hut little? Wo rather doubt the stories of rreut arp-ie..s oferold wesometimes hear of, U'caiL-e Nature deals in littic, almost altop ther. Lifo is made up of little, death is w hat re - mains 4f thi'iu all; day is made np l'iittb beam-, and ni,rht is rlorious Witli little stars. Moltum in parvo Much in a lit - tie ih the e;rcat beauty ef all that we love best, hope for most, and re member longest. A Wise .Mother. I am acquainted (says an Amcriran writer,) with a younjr man w hose father died when he was but ,un infant, but whoso mother always controlled and governed him. One day, in conversation upon this subject, he remarked to nie, Whenever I was guilty of disobeying my mother, and ?die callel me to acjuuut, she would talk to mo seriously, and then kneel down in prayer, and tell (iot ail about my conduct and the consequence of my course. 1 umhI to feel at such times its if my licart would hurst and I have often jsaid, "Ma, whip me, but don't talkto me and pray for me." "Ah," faid he, "it was the talking and praying that affected me more than Ihr whipping, though all wui nect'siry.,y Prov. x.xi.v. 15. m III ! i it K Trout the Xop. A jul)-erihor to the Rcientifle Americaii' writes that recently, while- walking down Broadway, In . New York, blood commenced running from his ne. Ho adds: 4,l stepped a-ide and applied my hand'kerchief, intending to repair to th nearest hoUd, when a gentleman accosted me saying, MJust put apiece of paper in your mouth, chew It rapidly,, and it will stop your nose .bleeding. Thanking him rather fdoabtmlly, , J did as ho suggested, rind the llowof blood ceased almost Immediately. I have seen the remn y trietl dneo quite frequently, uthl always with succoss." J)oubtlis any sultaiic? would answer tlu 4tno purpose as paper, rhysiciau" Btate that placing a small roll of pa per or muslin above the front teeth, under the upper lip, and pressing hard on the same, will arrest bleed jug at the nose. - . Ilotntion of Crop. - The object of a rotation of crop is to obtain tho greatest product with the loan Injury to I he productive capabilities of the soil. J5y a continual planting with the same crop. year after year, tho properties of the koiI required by that particular crop aro exhausted, which Is in a great tlcgrco avoided by alternating with other crops. Thus, if wheat be ho wn for several years in succession, the crop will gradually decrease until hardly worth gathering, while tho same ground would produce a toler ablo crop of corn or grass, owing to tne cnenucal ingredients required by corn being diifcrent from those required by wheat. This is obviaUd in a measure by Judicious ma nuring, but even then.it will not do to cultivateone crop exclusively. Uy cultivating wheat or corn but once on the same ground for four or live year, the soil Is enriched by tho process of nature in thoe constituents required for eaeh pnxluct. In most parts of the country grain is the principal objects with the farmer, and that system of rotation is the bet which produces as much grain ;u possible, without depriving him of hay and fodder for his rttx'k. (r. J in American I'linm r. . ii.Protect Your Tender Growth. This season, like the last, has been a very wet one, and, like that, will certainly prove very fatal to all unprotected tender plants set out last spring. Kvon the hardiest will be kept growing by reason of the wrt weather till hard frot sets in, and the wood, being b?.dly ripened, will lar up very poorly against tho assaults of winter. Carefully bury all your young vines with soil. A few inches w ill do. so they are perfectly covered up. fn fact, all vines must now be buried In the Northwest, to be certain of a crop next vear, so great have been tho climatic changes wo have undergone w ithin tho i past ten years, it costs vcrvi v vw. 1 "e, nnu tne crop next year will bo worth a dollar (1r atiouarand a half cirh vin, iii-r j I U I i. 1 0'"' HC5 IU1 garucn invsn, si raw, leaves, it ist.H, bad to lo-e, by a little carclne. jhe labor of a year, as I ibd Iat pnug. Ann ricai llwuuv. : rropcclT Hoc Crop rlcf. fhrlrig to premature fronts the T.rcoatJTasoiv there will, no doubt K a larger proportion of the corn crop fed to hogs and other stock on t fie ground w here it is raised. As n.och of the, corn will 1 unmerchantable, necessity will compel this disposition of It, hence it is rational to infer that tho niimUf of hogs slaughtered the present reason will bo cimsideralJy in excess f the previous one, But, while the count

jromi-M to !e jjruator, the amount; of pork proline'!, nwinjj to humatur' fi'ctl, will not bo cornjonilin'ly ii.crv.iv!. NouVubt fi tdin will ! r.irrinl mi to a later cri(Hl thh yi-ar than in onlinary .soa.ons, bfciiuic in t Iiis way only can the (lanuifiMl corn be maib; availabb to thr fiirmi-r, n m onlin arily lono. There nrr rotulirtinj: opinions as to tlir ri-' pork will niiiimand in the market tIo coming M a.-on. fc?Mirii rotnitinona ron-Mcrably Innvascil proihu t, look for a de line as inevitable. 'i'UU iiiurc in their raI.nlation, two important fart m wo view the iiiattrr iJiiprolaMlity of any ron-iilrrahle roiltiction in the volutin' ofowr MjMr rtirronry ami t!' iiurv.icl ilrm.oi'l for pork, V. fib li the .-hM! Top of the Sotlth-

rn States mti-t r ni r inevitable. llrii'.-e we Infer t!;at eye with a f'.ii-i.lr.M inraM.r prliHtl n, ami nuuiMitionul foreinonlers, thr leiuamls of the home market will be .-meh as to preclude the chance uf any material reduction m prices for the next twelve months. - ..... Rolling Whent Fields. "The principal causes of the failure of winter wheat are heaving out ly Ireezin and thawing, and Uryn out. Tho first may be partially remedial by getting rid of tho surface water a M.colilv:i possible; this Übest accomjlished by having the Hurfaeo smooth and compact made? o by rolling on rough ground. When it U frozen beneath tho water will stand In the hollows and freeze i nights and thaw davs, which U any I thine; hut irood fr tho wheat. I When the surface is smooth and ; well covered with tho plant, as it Uhould be, tho drying weather that sometimes couch, m tho winter and sprin' will do far le- lamar. No j doubt protection could he afforded to wheat bv a li-'ht coat of ft raw ! spread over it, and thoeo-t -would he amply repaid. Hut it hould not , he done until the hee;innin of win : ter; if put on too early it will cause the plants to grow tall and prevent spreading. Tho present prices of wheat will pay. for extra- caro and labor In Its productfon." Keep Plowing. There are many davs during win ter weather w hen plowincr mav be done to great advantage.' Especial ly i this the easi in the heavier and nioro temwious Foils, JJy turning them up deeply, to the action of the irosi, acnemicai action, oi grcai ao vjuitage to the soil and succeeding crops is secured, while the ground will bo in a condition for an earlier working in the mrlng. Plow as long as the weather will permit on stieii soils tne results will prove the wisdom o i t he process. !Iaanein?nt ofCreoiu, foiling' 'water for 'pans, and lor all utensils used for milk, is of the first and greatest importance. Trust not Bridget; nor Dinah, if they say Mit is indeed hot," but see to it yrwrself, that it U boilim; hot. The wmr of old or fomented,, milk or cheese needs not description. After the cream has risen on milk, which is idaced in ians in the cellar, it should be skimmed, not waiting for it to topper, which should bo done by a tin skimmer, into a tin cream tub, which is placed on the cellar bottom until tilled for churning, stirring somewhat daily. Jf. X. . in Anurivitn oviiv. Darknr Fnrnndile to Fattening. It is a fact that all animals fatten faster in dimly lighted places, than in the full light of day. This Is well-known in respect - to fowls. From experiments made with sheep, conclusions have been reached that in a dark shed, well ventilated and properly warm, they will make the most mutton from a given amount of food. IJut dark stables aro not good for horses, or breeding stock of any kind; fat is not with such the most important object in view. Good Manxkus. A civil, respectful way of treating everybody is one of the surest ways of getting along comfortably in tho world. It costs nothing but a littlo thought, and is worth a great deal. FARMERS! LOOK AT THIS! 1 an mi r-a l to luy U kiivU of rvnUry, Turki'., ChiikeiK, I .n k i nn. I r (all al ".) f'r hieb I ill j.aT Hu highen iuark..l .ricf 1 in DiitV mi-l rnn full r.Atp.4 -ti ,,OU!;hlbTlkf I"'"1,1 ""'T oo . it ,,u .,"t'rt'1- a',J. -. f-r r to n AUF o .1 him ii . t ..... iuU thr j nutur. CkU on mo at tlOM CrriifSlp. tnth i.!t Franklin s;rt-t, bi'iwcn .MrtlAM ati XVt ttrrt-1, Vl'liif hetr, In!;an. (whole Dcr) iU Tnrkrx. Fhnt mivj CUKtfcK Al LLZLKU. nIS-tl aitucatiox run lk lxsi:. !Atf I hereby jrlen to th rttiug of Wbit Hiftr Trtnhtp, that I, AAtm liirrh. of iho town o( W tncLeoltr, KBlol; h Countr, Sui of lnl!anx. iball iply t Oie next Urn fthe lioar4 of Cntity CminJi"neri, loin tulaaa far atd county, to be h?lJ at th Cnurthou in tali M'inehrctrr, oo lh trtl Monday In JVccmber tt tufor th purio of takiajr oil ll?nie to re tail iDt uical r; L'juor. la aallty than on qaart at a time, aal auVr Ot) ame tä bed rank i'ii my prmiior fit my bru, ait u ate on io-lot No. 3, KaU F-tDt, corner of .Vain and Washington treru. In U. MiJ town of Wlo-netr, WhM Hirer Tcwualiip, KanJok.h County, aai .-tie oi in.iiaia. AVSil illlCil. i

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SUPPORT YOUR HOME IP AIP IE IS! Subacribo for tho RANDOLPH JOURNAL The irhle of everv county houhl Im tho huihlin up of a county or-! pin that Will ulvuc?jtc-ttic interest ! of the people. Since the JOUIIXAT has iifcl ! into the h.uxln of tho present-pn-1 prietcin--, its elfcct ha boon clearly j felt and .seen in its advocacy of puln 1 lie improvement.-. It lias heon no less active in the religion, wu c-ational and political interests of it. p:itrotw. It, therefore, should he the pride of the fM oplo of the county to sustain and improve it hy the incn-ase of the ir patronage. The proprietors ask that cx-ery Irtan- in the county takes and w orks for the pajKT. Let eah suhscrilw;r feel himself authorized to not only j speak in its favor, hut to secure j more suhscrihen. j iso county pa per published in the Mate gives as large an amount of local news as the JOUKXAL. The JOUKXAIi will advocato the interest t of the whole countyher Ittiilro::ds, Turnpikes and the huiueas intensity of the people. Thedow price of the suhseription hrings it within the reach-' of nil ! Only $1 50 per year. It is too low, hut the proprietors have determined to continue in furnish it at that rate. Wo arc hqw prepared to do all kinds of JOB WORK Such as PROGAMMES JLETTER 1IE.IDS. A e have purchased m now Job rresa and tyire; and will lo work fiatufactorily. Tlio iKitronae of merchants and others is solicited. Scnti your orders to yjsrr k uiuce, rukibiier.

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DK AT. I'll IN HARDWARE,!1 iYoWA side of the Paüic S'uarc, AT Tlh M A 5 WARD'S OLD STAND, WrXClIESTER, I XI) TAXA. SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. Capital, $1,000,000. AtPls, Fcbrnnrr, XS';.. c.ish on hiixl and in Dunt S23C." IT 51 j Mortgagt r,on inn oo Call Loan. on Flock j ir3,9."0 00! Unitcl States Stocks 30;?, 751) 0i Other Stocks anJ lioiuU 77,33 00 mU Receivable ( Inland Frem's) 'J1.37J 13 AsTicy Bal'ccs Mother propcrtj, 1").'1,217 b() Accrued Interest 11,7,-5 00 Total Äffet. SUGO Ot) LIARILIT1F.S. Unadjusted Losse? 1,510 03 OFFICERS. TitoKtß V. RiRDSAt.L, Preitlcnt. RiriiAKi L. Ilir dock, Socrctftrro R. rUESTCN, State Agent, RithmouJ. L. . MONKS, Agent, vl-14r VIchrstcrt Ind. CAMP Pump k SIIRECKEXGOST, Dinker mid IIIackMnith. Wk would inform the citizens of Winchester and the people of Unndolph County, that we have opened and have in successful operation a Pump Manufacture and Illackamith Shop, where we will be pleased to ac commodate all who will favor u with their patronage. Priced will be found an low ns At any good, reüpectable establishment of a imilar character. Repairing of all kinds done iu our line on short notice. Sliop i.orthe.it corner Residence street, M"mrnrirt edition. n-l-tt" WINCHESTER "Who has not lost a friend ? " The n.trrf IjrncdhaTe now a large rami be iter aiortm?ut ot American and Kalian Jlarbla Thanh ash crtofortbeenofforeilintbl riciLlty TLwse who Utend erectinr Tom 0 s , j tunc it T s or Grave Stonc85 In mraoij of thelrloTed JiartJ, would d wellto ' ' CIVK US A CALL. Terms reasonable. Call and examine. ShATK ROOFIXfi! C VCrPai9OPnfftff0ä1nrnViW.!r,irKt.,; t Slat Kof,atraM.biopr1er. The siprri "r" ItjOI Sill? OVerIl..tSr m.l.iiiirnr Pm , la too well ejtablishcd t, rqniro an arcntneM .V- f.'T.r. nd lho wh lntid buildlrc wlllflnd a Mate Root to beta Best and cheapest Roof now in use EiUn.ati fflideor a&ylnformaUonreUUre to ealHrion"Cheerfa111 iT b' addreicg oi D.E. HOFFMAN k CO., n0T W Winchnrter.lnd. All kind3 of Blanks for sale at Ihi ofiic.

C"iiUiri nil th Mc-1iIital Troj-ertics of iini: Turn tau. It hi a vcv t ifnod notoritMy f r caring all Oiwa-j of tLo TIIKOAT AM) IXNCS. Wiiio Tar nIo j.n, ei,- a IicaIUiT artlnn ujh.ii Cot tt'xnarh an 1 towtl r-juf n"tlti4r th -.. im mix! ri'torine H l nerfeirt h ltli. It U rvr -f.T'.lA in frln r ' ti ;ln ! nt rtc!nllnff (rom ilio Liver, MiMiaih. Kowfl, Kl'ltui, ojc. S '. l r-tsr-i ! tu (IrniiT 1 unlv ti I' :l.if a I'.o'.llw. Plenum ha W In of Tar I ! rii ..a tao tuUlc. Sue nul Circular at !.:V!".ir CROOK T ")., Tr.-v j.rietcvr. Fr aali by J. C. fliu'ii, nr.irv'.t, Windsor J TI.L' b -.t way t.- pt r.J of tl rr;:s:i or v Is to Srck I'.arlv a Sure Itclicl. '1 !.! un ) Jo. oi u.Jl ui:..()i. i:hint, W :l. . 4 nit'. n.i !iir.? :ifl i-ionAht. it i m tin.- i"' iMfn-.t, 1'.'-mm all i-'.il m. hm.Oi .ill irn i.ili n. ;ui'l imlil.i, tin- (ali. ul t't Luve u r' fri'-iiiir .s!.'i' :it iiilil. It nl'ttrw all HrnnchialTrouhlti. Th -itrurtion fur Crvttjt vhich tccompany etcry Luttlc, h'iv nrrcr Iren knoun to fiil. rrniMnj'tU. HI udruit it 1 a aororolpn roniwJy fr the in. Try Ono Hottlr, Trice Cör. For aK' t'j J. ('. UiRsii, I'ruci!, Winchotr, Ind. v v n i r y Y o i; it iilooi). TaV'Ti .". .1 Fj-rinr M -du ino for Cnrif) In? tli Hlo.!, r'nov1 nn it ltlJ'!ln'', caulnc H t' flow in ;i!i i! uriin il Mirit aiol vi)for, kiiJ ilrlvi:ij out l'i i'mur-' n-l J"' nirious cauio viiiii :i tioluce Ji.ij Di:. c;:ju:cs y r.u i :t a i lb i - l :.t it a ct 1 it pT'.-it l'romotvrof Health. It rMii'UV all friiptiVo !i.'.iiM vf tin fk'n, I'lri'M, l'i ;n . !, P.lot. !!. I'n-tuli'-. Sor-. Ti'tlvr.Kmor:n, Sail KWomn, SralU McaI, Af. For n!ioiii:Ktiin it acts l.UiV a Cliarm, l'rlvtr; r.way nil fvlioi arul jaVn, an 1 ha no rjiial in irinir it. is the Kitvj (f St-mfitht IMUinvt. For u!o by J. (J. lliuou, l)rui;iet, Wimlt. r, Iiot. rin.'ON HA T.SAM th- .!..-ni.,t ;in-l ü.cc.t-i-!t ctir' for Itrh. Ann or W;!;!i rra!rlo'. ll t 1i'uil, s nif lUrurroiMfili; Ioim nt oi t ti rlcHHi. nnil never fail to i iro at oticis. It rnlaiiK im iiitTrurj, ari.t I .ifi- to us. unlr an) 'iM iinil;iin i'. It I only hnlf th prlc of nimll.ir j.rcji.irallous, auJ i far uiorc plcujnt uml tffoilii o. It ItntniN for 2.7r a Hottlr. ft prevent riiapi''! H;inl: m:ik'i t)i rn wirft n ltd roll. .i nn trjct'Tiiul aj''lir;i lion f'r Ifhi-u inntiin, F.rnjtirt' pUi-;!!. of I'm' Mtin, l'lvr. t)i Sire". Ira in; re no, it i vtry tT.-c i vo. It will ?nM''l.l euro Harns und SralJ. MaJ- only y the CROOK jianitpactukinc: CO., Dayton. t-'''ii. CITnON R.V I.SAM h Mown on cv.rv bottl. For stile ly J. C.llnisii, Dr.igi-I, WJiu-henter, IihI. m O.li re k ft M r . nrooiVs Vkt.u;i.k S-PH-L-S UEMEDY. Foilivcly Cure?. It will nec::uc ihr standanl Remcdf. Tit hTJi-'t'-l lin-il ? r'l fail lirrfl ("t m rcrfUo 'l rij-ti 'ii f i!ie il.'?" Bl"l lh 'li.r-lcn it i'ninll. It I -Mit free ly ninlb Dr. Crook S-j.!i-L J.'enu i U S"M t'J 1. I. !li-n, Hmxlxt, nt 3 por b nild. ,Full IIrr. tiois :ieeoniiniiv er-rv lotiile. Dir. ULIVKIMM.'OOK V CO . vSnG-ly Dayton, Ohio, Droj.rletor. Creito4 JMiral firculur fur YAXMl l. ttrr vncf fr two J.iekon, P. Herbert, M. D., Dr. ran, jr. Tic National I ; -per. - ry , e.. t abl i A-cd lÜ. Six year.' of r.-rivale.! ?:c'vss in the cure of every fort:i of private H'aes incident to either tcx. fcj'.iviicc an.! I'.tii .h aling victorious over einpiiici.-ni mid I'rauJ We rafalHiMy cure Syphilli--, fMcet, fionorrhea, Impoteney, Nocturnal and Diurnal Ki:iisi()us, Complaints peculiar to t'cmalts, and c crv form of private di.-ea?c3 or wnaievcr name or nature. porn:atorrhan or .elf-alune, that cur?c of modern manhood easily and speedily cured and every trace of its terrible effects eradicated from the fyttm, without detention from husiness. Younj men bear thia in mind, that we arc in rocs.ion of the secret receipts and methods of practice of Culverwell, Lxllcmtnd, Hunter, Velpcau, sen., liicord r.nd other great lights in modern medical science; for it is a fact of the rery greatest importance, and wc would ask any man of average common gensc how can the thousand and one shallow pretenders of the. day, with their feeble and ellicieut rem edies hope to compete with us. Vc unfortunates, tic trusting your health rind money to !u;irtk3 charlatan-, at lea?t write to Drs. .Tackson, Herbert & Co., who w ill at once return you a kind, discrete and explicit answer. L flics mite for our cirru- j lar. Dr. .Jackson s rem i!e Monthly Fills - a . , r, -.. .1 . i"r. t - j r . i ., . lie r.iii-nii'1 i.imü w riiiinij ur Hit UJa- j cafes. I 'rice $1 per box. The McJicui Frotector and Marrirge Huide. and an ex; Iicite Key to Lore and ÜMitr. C''!;f airiir:? pacs and I Hfl platef. This is the book you want price f' cent?; 3 for $1. Sen ! for our uplemlid Circular containing more in jaantity'and of far superior cjuality to any o'l the so-called "pamjlilct. I!emem!tr that we send a r.-riUen reply to eery letter, especially adajted to tl.e particular case under coneiJer.ition, because in t!ic nature of thiugs each case differs from every other. Dr. .Taekon's Oriental Liniment Hemoves all coldnefs and disability, and rejuvenate? organs which have lain dormant for many yeurs. Dr. Jaclron's French Tatcnt Male Safe. It t-5 perfectly safe and never fails to give satisfaction. It is the only pure an 1 safe preventative against contracting disease ever invented. Price 1 each, per half dozen x I, and per d' ton 7, sent by mail. Inebriates or Moderate Drinkers who desire to reform, bnt hav found it difficult to rcfr,ii:i, can wholly eradicate all desire for any kind of liquo-, by using Dr. Herbert's Anti-.AiC'-noiic Lwmpuna, an unlaiiing j rt-medr for intemperance; write for particulars. j Medicine and instructions sent promptly to any part of the countrr. Connlmg Room of th Dfpr;eiry, No. Ji7 Syramore street, Cincinnati, O., l O. Box, No. l')C. Scu J fur circular. JO-Ca DITCH ! DITCK I DITCH I Drain Your lYct Jjauds! FIVE YK.tKS experience m the cae f Drain Ti'.i .lenmr. trate.1 the tact to the fanners of Kan.!:j.h rvmntr thst there is nthiD that pay ieil t;.roueh draiairg- ThU Tllinc will last a r.f-tinje. .Afir CTe years' iperiebce. we raa uy thst we are now roafclni? a better Tile than we hare erer j :t bea able to manu lac tor befor. nw 1 the time to pel them at our factory, ma 1cprt. MACii.v, socrrns C9.

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-1NFtVRMLAND, IND. D. TH0RNBURG HAS JCST orr.xKD THE LARGEST STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS! EVER OFFERED IK THIS MARKET. ALSO, Jv 0 T I 0 2f S, HA TS AND CArS, CLOTHING nrr.rn?T?T7rc II A II D W A R. E, QUEENS V A n E, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT TI1K NEW YORK CASH STORE, ODD rKLLOlT.S' niriLDINC, FARMLAND, INDIANA. I ijiTif nil to circ mr a cnll, an Tri! 5e?l I (Jooil cheaper than tit. 1 will ot be naI dtrjl J . PRODUCE ALWAYS TAKEN Jvl7 THE (SREAT EMl'ORIU)! BOOTS ..VX? 8 It OES -9 ATF. B. CARTER'S, No. 2, Baftt Trout, WINCHESTER, INDIANA, Where the Unit Articles ill Matlrl can be had nt the X.OWEST PRICES! Give me a raft before you buy Elsetehere. I Jlnr: Mctrcd the Sui'i ivr tf Mr. Fisher, of New York, THE BEST WORKMAN IX Till: UNITED STATES, AND I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO AI.I, KINDS OF WORK IN THE LATEST AND XEATIXT STYLE. F. 15. C A II TEU, I nin-iy INDIANAPOLIS. CONNELY,. WILES & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, HO SOUTH .MERIDIAN STREET, Opposite East End c,J the Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. LARGEST DEALSHS IN TEAS AND TOBACCO. Also Agen'g for thj aT of Clcarclaiul and IVcivark COAL OILS. At daily Refiners' rricci. We wih to cull attention of the City ml Countrr Merchants to our Urge and well selected Etocit of STAPLE AND FAN CT GrRO OERIES. Also mutj kiodi of Goodf not usumllr - cpna me uroccrj iiores, Which will h sold at Lowcft Prices. April C,lfiC. , alJIj

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Jar! KlJnJr Jrrrf. Xtm Grtt ELDRIDCE, JOnES & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND COMMERCIAL JtROKERS, No. Rl 12 Wrt Wlihlnto 5rtrf, South iivlf, ccon.l floor, over IL')lih' Groccrj, INDIANA TOMS, INDIA NAf Will attrnj to the butin i.nJ felling Indiana and W'cftrrn LanJ?, I'aT TairC Kxaroin Tille aLd negotiate trtvlrs 1U pcnrral. I.. AM corrrjn !rncc j-roniptJr attendfd W if ncrnrnj ri)itv hv a rtamp to"p) rotJsAU'av on haniJ, toijruiJ l'rui, Vcalt r I.mJs anJ Citj Lot, lor ?a1c on cooJ tttro : Aifo, fc COAL Oil. LANDS, . Ti K'cnt.irkr, I'mr-TlTsria, V ir-inid und lndi-trn; tock in arlou. rnimtrir-Ciifsij-aiu i, to e. or cxcLjic lor 1J Un'Ii. 1t-v WILLI ED &. STOWELL DEALERS IN MVSIC 31 nsica I Instruments,, V '-M M Kop ronstir.tlr on hsn.l, at Whol?aU ! Kct iil, an extensive .e?urtnuut o the beat PIANO FORTES CAIUNET Oil (JANS. .11 E Zs o n E O ZY s , No. I Hates Ilomr, 3-l!'y Iitdiannpoli, Ind. ffu diana Wholesale BOOK & PAPER HOUSE EOWEN, STEWART & Con No. IS West WnftliinptoifsfVINDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA DEALERS IN LETTER & CAP PAPERS, Wrapping Paper, Commrcia! Note, Bonnet Uo.nrd. Window Paper, Wall Pape, I'.lank Cook, Memoran dum, head Pencils, Steel Peoi, Pa Holder, ARNOLD'S 3j EUTUR'S jNKS Li Cincianori mid Chicnco 11111 Tin jilirntrd. 50,000 lbs. Eags Wanted Var CASH, or in cxtfcaii Ui HOODS. jr23 29t1 WILLIAM Cc J. BRADENV STEAM PRINTEES. Blank Hook Manufacturers. i 1 Axrv-fcrMrms ri BLANK OOKS, PAPER AND STATIONER. No. 21 Wct Wnliin:ton!!, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA NA; CjT" All kfnd5 of in a nk on hrtd.. printed to order 2 INDIANA MUSIC STOKE. A. tJ. BENHAII iV CO., MUSICAL MERCHANBISE or j:vi:ky vnsaiiVTUKSf POLK AGKNTS FOR K .V .1 U E A C O J s Bli.lDBURY'S; AND other FIRST CLASS Piano-Fortes. DATES HOUSE CORNER. l'J-ly J T A nirin . J n Uollork. Tlim R UjX, ANDERSON. BULLOCK & L0YD. - Importers and Wholesale Detleri In II A ll I) WARE Xo. c,2 South .Veridinn street, M INDIANA I'OI.I?. INDIAXA U. J. STILES r. F A il LET. . M. STil.ES, FAHNLEY & M'CREA, Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAP S, AM MI L LIN EH Y GOODS, No. 131 South . Jlcridian htreet, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. (44 C. S. ÖOXALDBOS. r,. n. aLtt DONALDSON & ALYEY, JOBBERS OF HATS, CAPS, STR AAV GOODS FURS, UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS 0 5! South Mcridinn trrrt, Sehr. nil's Block, Irdlacapoli, InJ. Arril 26. l-te. n43 ly J o n xr - "W- 3D I G Cr s undertaker ! Kp Crare BreM & Co' Milic Baria) Ca.e and u ool Lon.i, tTk Sain Sltd WicxhCittr, Ind. IS