The Indiana Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1858 — Page 4

TA? titrAngtcr on tAr Mill.

m - T. B. READ.

Bt4woti Vrcrid fielda of wheat and cim : In the lovely home whore I was born, The peach triM? loans against the wall, And the woodbine wanders over all, There is the shaded doorway still—•• But a stranger's font has crossed the sill. There is the ham—and, ns of yore, 1 can smell the hay from tl open door, And see the busy swallows thronr. And hear the prwet s mournful song j But the strang. t con • O’ painful | r f - His sheaves are ) tied to the heated roof. There is the orchard—the verv tret . That knew my childhod s . w ell to pie -e, A\"here 1 watt lied the snadow .■ uioue-nts run, fill my life imhjhed mc.re of sha.i than stm : The swing from the hough still swee- .(heair But the stntug. r s children at . , It htihhles, the shady spring below, \\ ith its bulrush hro k wlo iethe luytelsprow. b Win. there 1 foutid the calamus root, And watched the minnows p, i.-e and sh,, | And heard the robin lave his wing - But the strunger • bu - at tin -j : ag.

ye who daily cross the sill, Step lightly, tor I love it 'till;

A, ‘ d w hen you crown the old barn cave,, Then think what countle s ban e t sheaves Have passed within that - ented door, iu gladden ey. that are ii" m. re.

^VflriruUural.

3‘ROSPECTUS

THE INDIANA PRESS.

GREAT ]5AKGAINSj G]l0n ,^- ST0RE!

AT THE

Soil In jr v«. Pasturing.

! ^ Soiling, or the practice of catting green ,

fodder and supplying it to cows, cattle, T J AVIMG located in Greencastle, I purpose horses, Ac., in Huuiiner, in distinction 1‘ publishing a weekly newspaper, to be en- , v I 1 ’' 1 *} neglected tnon will udvocau; the growing interests of our town

than it should lx*, and more, also, than it 1 and county. TU nD WDMDr LI’C m H CT AND would he if its advantages and oonve-j In politi.-s, The Pr^s will be of the demo-■ " * * nGHnuUnui- -> Ui-fJ olrtliu nieiifOK were more justly and generally Having a Ann and abiding faith i XHE undersigned would inform his friends iConMdered. Whoa (ho question d' n.ooiatK- partv._r.s. andeurtomen

People’s Clothing Store, Southeast Corner Tublic Square,

M, W. WIIXIAMS, Sotifli Pitlr of tli 1 Square, (>ar (/oerr west of T. H . ]\ illianisvn 3 Store,

ZDoxxt/il Ssrl

.may favor him with their patronage. All J orations performed after the manner «,f 'if' i most approved practitioners, and with f .safety to the patient. It may not be him, 1 | for him to state, for the satisfaction of o?* r

Is now receiving a i , ' y * "kmwbciioii of th', K

LARor.A WEl.LSEl.ECTKD STOCK OF

GROCERIES

r ::i i«£nTiz S'nr

‘ “ ?n 3' <' <£v ‘ a**'* horses, or mi Lister the government successfully, we shall i.i.l I take -i me ot t! " land that would labor for the success of democratic measures, ho ncerlod if pastured and raise thereon and the continued application of the same in I"! rercroj ■ , rgrain or some markotahle thl 'hiture administration of both the federal .t p, which I , ould do if I adopted the Rn v,- 8 T «“. vermen ^ In the discussion of >. , ‘ , l m 1 1111 ! political questions, we shall be guided by those

: When t!ic sound constitutional principles which hsve ev*

1 1< ' ct ' :i | tring or soiliii!;' pre or h.-en the boast of the National Democracy, i t- it - elf. i ri the first thing usually "hieh constitute the secret of its present suc-

i, and serve as an index to a future as briV-

V. s-a,

1 lu st i ri/ prohijifli/ su;- cost them- entered upon a campaign which bids fair to l <-‘lvea mach more than tin unterbal equal in magnitude and importance any that .’icin - aalvantage- and unless some ef ,llls preceded it. Our opponents, not disheartt'urt hm been made t - find out the latter ! n, ' d by th :' il ' ? c< « uent ia conI ,, , , , . . • tests, are already engaged in marshaling their " . ' IN ' 1 luadc cvul. iit forces preparatory to the coming struggle.— - the in niitevt - lit '> ( ,t jinc m i., iihor One more vigorous and determined effort on - r h i nd who h -. era tised soiling for d*' 1 •<»'• of the Democracy, and the party of -•m time, the former will obtain more »c< ti<miilUm will be forever crushed out. The wei lit iu the decision than thev m.-.v he '"'‘T 1 "/"-^ *PPf i8ed of the Kll ' im ; . . . . . . . J 1 |iortnnt issues ut stake, to ensure a correct |

SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK —OF— MEN’S. HOYS’ & YOf TlIS’ CLOTHING,

siomd character, that in addition to a mu t : of years of successful practice in Kontuckva i Indianiu also three years’ practice in h ,

M’hieh lie oilers to the citizens of I’utimm bridge and vicinity, lie take* pleasure in me' 'county tit prices which cannot fail to please references: ” v ®8 th-iso vrho wi di to obtain their money's w-irtli \v. T. Scott, Ksq., J. bV. Hall, M. D bv u iti return. Lewis, M. I). Daniall, M. D., A p’uI.IIbVIf THOMl’SON, late of Parke conn- p. M.. Bainbric/t/e, I,id. ' j ty, w HI supeiintend the Sales Department and #rjY'He may be found at his Office

would be glad to have his old friends and ac- Sands' store.

over

iiuaintances call and sih? him. as he is satisfied that he can make it to their advantage as well ns others to call and examine the stock, which will be sold at prices ns cheap as any house in

this part of the State.

Greencastle. June 5, 18fiS.—Hw

-lyr

GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, | )1U (r ST( )li K

Greencastle, May 22.-

!1 '’ 1 1 » ' ' iuLMt c i-,:, . BL'KLEY PECK,

Dtakr8 !n ^i»ion», Woodn

(nid 11 (llow Ware, dec

LAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARK.

Greencastle. Ind.

IS NOW COMPLETE,

Embracing all the latest styl.-v and fabrics, from w0 nro pr.-pared to furnish all who may be in

need of anything in our line, with the

the lowest grade to the finest garment VERY BEST OF GOODS, which can be found anywhere. At as low figures as aiiy-other store in the Wc.-t.

We expect to sell our Goods FOR CASH.

Honorable and fair dealing, together with Lis or its • ,u valent, and of e ir- can sell for b

ISn; A,!

, . "j" ,l \ a i uv portant issues ut stake, to ensure a correct) NUMEROUS ADI ANTAGI.o j 1 1 "■ li i' 1 ' other side of appreciation of the same. bVe shall endeavor for carrying on business in this lint has dm fluiK-e— • L. ’ the advantages of soil- to discuss those issues fairly and candidly. secured him a

ini' \v;- i i--adily thought of or as pal- But The Press will not be so entirely polit-1

| il.lv manifest, it • -ema highly probable ’ i, '» 1 •‘•oolumns wil! interest the m>1itidan p\XH IH'X OF <’I'STOM

d 111 I. '''; 1 "'‘ v, :L v ’. f A’’=■ newspaper, weshalleiideav-,

, ln t, i i- ..ji:. ti .. oi to make if anaooeptahlo if not indispensnhlc - And ho assures his friends and the putilfc

:, t, k ,l V !l 1 ‘"""fc Moultl more fre visitor to each and every fireside. The cur-; ,, o , > ,, wrmsnlts, soys a modern philesopher, quently be made. rent news of the day, boOt foreign and domes-1 generally that ho will continue to

Let it lx* distinctly understood that we tic, will np|>ear promptly in its columns. In otii*r them nothing hut t.ie • not 'an nsidoring soiling >«• attentfon to afl • • .n-p.i-imf in our. v..-, _ mTTn wrA-nTrrtm

compelled fo take then,. pn ferahle to pasfuri.m in a//c ; ,-,w lint "““H 'n'd the htote at large we shall en- BEST TIj.E MilRKET

r . « i ■ ■ , . , 1 . ’ 1,111 neavor to be second to none. It is also our mk..-, \ good minister pny. I fervently tire tirinlv convinced that there are tent ion to give the latest commercial intelli-i 11 ’ 1 ' Kti-ti ti i wli<> w "" , **t ’• iii which --liliug would he genco, emhrming full reports of the New York too proud to h net I an I t u lazy to Stand ■ ,l, I'V r ** r in profit, &( . toordinarv naatnr i-atllc market, and such Other stock anil pro-

They pass best over the world." '"KG and w

r iiii fjtieoti hlizabi-tli. -who trip over it £,< nofittiug

quickly; for it is hut a hog—if vve stop

wo sink. oe oon (cmiucicu wncii a decision is

What

To I’l T

•ff-—The things vow)

< in safely put oil until to-morrow are

idleness and vice.

profit than those who sell on long time. \\ c vv ill keep constantly on hand

A Good Supply of the Best Brands of

I‘ad .mihI Oils,

Together with

ALL OTHER GOODS IN OUR LINE.

(bw)

.. , ... deavor to be second to none,

firmly convinced that 1

were t-ases in which soiling

to ordinary tiastur- ' a ftl e market, a,, d such other stock and p

. m ing; an<l we arcLm.ived by the hope of ^“!r , ir k ® ts 1 “r l,1 ? 0,ti,rter,,t . 0, ^. ,M .mnefitting our readera to iJy beforefhem ^ “it^T ^ ' 1,I< ' l< < t)n.si(.( latii^us which should .shall spare neither pains nor expense to collect i >(* di;I\ pondored when a decitdnn is to ^uch infornmtion upon the subject of agricul-1

— at the—

LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.

** "■ •>*

| r

I I I

number oi • foolish ]»Pojd<* j for no sooner

own ' | - ■ -a,,,- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Hi'tkiiHr thrui h'- pul ,» ;t |] ,{ ,. V j, f , ♦ ir*- * ^ ,l( ’ J'^n^unnHl. and the trouble! The Thews will be issued every Saturday eei bf.,,,.. . i , and expense incurred, in entting and car morning, printed on large and beautiful type, i : , 1 ‘ . ' i' h tim rying fifrass or other green fodder to thi will be ftirniahed to•ubecribow at thi /.* '"h, ■iq-nr-c: ah -tit tl. A . ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS

, . ; ,,, '. ' . .’ PER a.nni M. payable half-yearly in ad-j

ti.sin^r it. As if we dek men should (iiiar i , ^ '! pre.sentH itsolt vanco. Subscriptions received for a shorter ! rel a'-out the phra ■ >! "■> of the , h ' ; ,s I r, posed as a substitute period in proportion to these rates.

HOWAKBSmOOB. ■

f T f F

IDOISr’T ZPOi^QET To Call and Bco Him if you Want Clienp Goods.

S £

& I

medicine. * ' ° erally magnifies these items to such a do-1

'.It U diffit nit to say whiuh

INDIANA PRESS

Ins fa indy without ..rlitig lorgotten, ignored, or kept out of aMu ^ ® * ITl I I¥ 1 I IT V

rree that the <piestion seems settled at nee. The time, trouble and expense of

firmness in

wbhm!l 0 S ,,, |' <,r '"' t 1 '!!^ ;i1 " 1 r P» n this subject, a friend who lias p'rac-1 wubout atnotness and firmness. 1 nder tieed ''' ' ' - 1

the one system, the children are apt to firms, says: become slaves or hypocrites; under the 1 periencc'th it 1

other, tyrants or rebels. But true h

tiling, ami knows whereof he af-1

I have found by actual ex ' I can feed my cows night !

and morning as quick as J can drivel them to and from pasture, and the time pent in feeding at noon is paid one hun-j dn*<l fold by the manure saved by keep-

ing them yarded."

Lot the reader consider candidly the following points bf superiority of soiling 1 oer pa hiring; 1. Soiling requires much

Bosom, wounding a ml leaving - nrs which Ks land than pasturing, 'by which means '

will be borne to the grave by their victim many more cows can be kept on the same i

lb, you tbink there ia any braised heart area, or more be taken for tilling 2 which hears the mark of such a wound I'Ywor fence* are required, and thus a'sav-' troui you? It there is a living one which | mg may he efTected. .'{ The waste of vou have wounded, hasten to heal it; for Mud ineid- ut to pasturing may all he morrow may he too late, prevented by soiling. 4. ''The condition 1

is always hrm, and true firmness is til

ways love.

Jtoe' Kind words are looked upon like jewels on the breast, never to be forgotten, and perhaps to cheer, by their memory n long, sad life ; while words of cruelty or of cttrele uiesc are like swords in the

life is short

okftci:, WEST SIDE OF PI BLIP SQUARE) <;nEEXC.\STI,E, IM>. J )l BLIC attention is respectfully invited to 1 this Establishment, in the assurance that Bnr AMPLE SATISFACTION Art* will be given as regards T> iiograpliy, Press Work and Charges, To those who may require haiu-i/or Common, Ijaryc or Small Work,

EXECUTED

CHEAPLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY. The MATERIALS, all of which Alii; KNTIKKLY NEW, Have been selected with great care,

TOBACCO, CIGABS,

Statiom-i’y and Popfumopy. ,1,1V '

Of an kinds; SzTilt! /• incuruuj Jutracts, Hair Oih, dr., All of which we warrant as represented, or no sale. Come and see for yourselves.

E. A. IjANE.

\\ ILL. LANK, Agent.

may 20, 1858.—tf

Fashionable Millinery. MRS. L. GILMORE, , rj$i& kaic of Sew Albany, i’W " entSide of Punutc SquARE, Y5! \tDl l.t) inform the ladies of Greencastle and vicinity that she has the most complete stork ot M IL LI N K1! I GOODS ever produced in the tow n, where can be seen the latest East-

ern styles of

BUN N KTS, FLOWERS.

RIBIiONS, HEAD DRESSES, Ac

Wedding, Lacc or Silk Bonnets

mud'- in the latest Eastern style and fashion,

and at the shortest notice.

MILLINERS W ORK of every descrip-

tion done in the latest style.

as the cheapest. d cheap I*. S. Agents for Knapp’s patent Coal o I Lamps. 1

may 22, 18. r >P.—tf

House Spoil Urn?, LinMilnitig Rods/

(Iron or (’oppi ?-,)

V N’D all kinds of JOB WORK in the T - i\ ning line. STEVENSON A AME.S Attention, Farmers! \\ 1 " A '' '■•■■ elf-Ral \\ Reaper and Mower; also, Altman’s M,] let’ s Mower and Combined Reaper. Farmer) wishing to purchase would do well to call and

examine, and hRnd_in their orders ut an early

r»r. •

STEVENSON A AMEs) Sjrvlt!! Sttlt!!!

1 tEYEi rtV id! ki.m;;• \ religion tli it 1,1 ^ 1 "mf u t of cows. A" . are greater :in<l and will b<- found to embrace everything re-

nevor suffices fo govern a m.in, will never Dy soiling than I suffice to save him ; tluit which does not ''"ws also give more

sufficiently distinguish one from a wit ked world, will never distinguish him from a

perishing world. — Howe,

The Brainy of n ]ll„ H h. Goethe was in company with a mother and her daughter, when the latter, b, inreproved for some fault, blushed and hurst into tears. Ifo -edd: •• Mow I aittilul your reproitch has made your daugliter. The crimson hue and those silvery tear, become her better than any onianu nt of gold and pearls. These may be hung on the neek of a woman, but to ir< never seen disconnected with moral purity. \ full blown rose, besprinkled with tiepurest dew, i- not so l.t lutif'ul as tliis child blushed bent ith her parent's dis pleasure and shedding teats of sorrow for her fault. A blush Lihcsign which nature hangs out to show where eba.-f il\ and honor dwell. - ’

l^loqiitut e «»f a l40«ik.

Surely, says Blunt, no nialelaelor eotidcmOod to Buffer for the violated laws

of his country, over heard the last hour ,, ’ r Die inhabitants

boll with half th<

agony of fooling with which that cock crowing rang upon the curs of Peter.— Still was there a sight which smote far deeper than the sound : ‘ The Lord turned and looked upon Peter.’ What m ] or tray the silent eloquence of t] l: it |, q • look? What volumes must it have spo ken to the fallen apostle ! (build lie be hold that well known enunteimnee, ami again repeat, • 1 know not the man!'— L’ould he see his Divine Master, ‘as a sheep before his shearers is dumb,' and again break forth into oaths and imprecations? Could hi 1 bear the reproach of that meek eye, and yet remain in tinguilty scene amid those enemies of the Savior Vnd of his own soul? No ! that single glance was all that was re juired to send home the arrow of conviction and repentanco.to his bosom ; ho instantly remembered thoword that the Lord had spoken, and he went out and wept bit-

terly.’’

>y grazing, fi.

milk, especially in

a timo drought, when pastures fail more or less, t;. The greater quantity of

manure derived from soiling.

W ith this brief introduction, wo leave the subject for the present. '*

[ t ountry <lenth mnn.

-

\ ulue of ISm-k^ h< nt.

An article in a late, issue of Hunt s M- relnuit s Ma-ja/.iiie thu -peaks <d'bm k

wilt it as an edible ;

••Considering the good qualities ofbuckwheaf it is probably less appreciated than my other bread grain. Writers uu agri-<-ultural products seem to eschew it as food for man and regard it onlvusa mi, ehievous adulteration on wheat flour, or l- a product of poor soil for cattle. It - "I' a totally different family of plant.irom the cereals, and will flourish on -indy hill sides which are barren for other grain. It i> probably the m -t on -ily cultivated and the cheapest bread g rain in the world. If is extensively cultivated in Belgium and Brnnc parts of France, where it forms the hasU of food

'1 hough its proper

quisite to the execution of Any Variety, Stylo or Quality

of Printing, with the

UTMOST EXPEDITION AND AT THE SHOHTEST NOTICE. Onr facilities in the line of ( ’;ir< 1 I Vint ino* Are such as will enable us to do nnv description ,. r quantity of it, in the most expeditions, neat and satisfactory manner. AS e are able at all times, to print NEATLY AND CHEAPLY

Every description of

•>|i| J Kanawha Salt, jast received and may22. TLK >RNBU RGII & ROBINSON.

J us r iVrTcpftviTD

\ T their new Store and for sale very ] ow - i \ heavy lot of Quceusware, Glassware

and China.

niay22.- THORNBURGH & ROBINSON loon khw akd: CATCH THE THIEVES! / I N lbi tiir lit of the 1 Mb inst., the K\, I.;:,.-,. \ I Bank at Greencastle, Ind., was .-ntered tR« outside door of the safe blown open with now. der, and the amount of $2,883, in silver, taken" therefrom. Two individuals, being suspicion*! and pursued, were about to be overtaken, when in order to make their burthen lighter, they secreted near Gosport, Ind.. the amount Jf

$'338, which has been reclaimed. The followMhv2'j cm in g is a description of the thieves:

/ill It 4 ji is . 14,, . ... One of them was about 5 feet 5 or 0 inches ( 1 1 Ti \ P R A l i( r \ \ S h, P h : '• V0,,M '‘ oi b'h ICO or 105 pounds; dark V I I 1 i. \ 1 ib. VllU, \ UN o. auburn hair; whiskers slightly lighter thin the XaM.-KSCh-C-* -»-»• 1 "-' r: ,» , whaved face; heavy la-ard; complex., n w-riHT, oO> -ZX.1.1 i weather-beaten; eyes d.ir\, thought to be a 1N)HI- 1 PT l> /'Tl \fni3is dark gray, but not nositive as to that: pnimiM' MJJ.L 1 |). (» ILsMOKIj nent cheek bene; face broad and l.iil; very r *' , AKKH this method of informing the citi- strai S Ht and active, and walks erect) aged

JACOB KAHN. May 22. 18r>8.—tf

RAINBOW Sj'()!!!•;! THORNBURGH & ROBINSON EGA K E pleasure in stating to tlie Farmers l of Putnam county and citizens generally, ! that they are now in receipt of tie itsm m siises niis.

Comprising a wide range of seasonable goods. I zoos ol Uiv- uoastle and vicinity tliat h about 25 years,

at prices that cannot fail to please the taste of l ‘ ai ' 'Toned a ' The otherindividual war 5 feet Dor lOinoh-

purchasers. Being now in their FURNITURE STORE

NEW AM) M VGMFK ENT Bl ILDING. 0 ‘ t ' ! " ^ th. Bubiie s, vv ',\.„ auburn hair, ib hu-nhan f.-other-on th- n rtl . m ■ of the Publi CHEAPFl KNIT! | ... ; other’s, perl Square, where every facility, both as re-"aid 8 1 T'i- S K.V* ,N G-H A N D F( ]; x ! „ but no beard on his face; compf-xi.-n t-.l-nd-lj

......... i,... : - -. - * - ■ ■ o will sell cheap for cash Pleasegivehim a call, and see for yourselves rock , s a li,tle il1 wfdking; rather thin faced;

..Remember the motto—f 'heap Barcahi^' &sed abol,t 25 years.

May 20.—6m | The above reward of FIVE HUNDRED ' J. iiknck. I I ) )OLLAKfci will be given for the delivery of /-v 15 Ti Ti -a-T _ __ r 10 and the thieves ut Greenc-s-stle, or U ±1> Ji ±i JN U A S T L E 11 P ro P ortlonnto amount for eith.-r the X - ® JilY T-TIMT rYT TA/T The thieves; ora liberal reward will be given TT 4/ 4 1 lix I'l/oii viAr- tir miormati' n tliat will lead to the recovery \\IMI ,D.\ D \( Il L? \ . "I the mon.y and the detection of the thievA

V V f/ 1 V 1 UU 1 at any point iu'this or anv other Stab-.

-s-r, . Crawlordsvillc street, AVM. I>. ALLEN, Cashier. A 1 .A It N< )HTI 1 I )i:i>OT. G rei-ncastlo, I ml.. May 18, U-’.- -it t . OI R FACTORY is now incom- T . A AAV O-A-Tinb D

KOI.ON 'ITUMAX.

SEC REST &. TURMAN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

AND COLLECTING AND REAL ESTATE AGENT",

j)RA( IK h in all the Courts ot Indian*,

I and os|»c

GENERAL ASSORTM ENT

OF—

NEW GOODS, that we have fitted up an apartment especially for Farmers to transact liusiness privately with each other. This will add greatly to the comfort ot the house, bo when you come to town

call at the

zr^ijstbow sto:r,e

Where you will be met by gentlemanly sale*. . JQsCGT! ,

men ready to wait upon you with Dry‘Goods. , , ,Kd , w ,‘U*rr. P~* ukxet skcrkst.

nno08, rSootH, luits, ( ups, (iuoonswiiro, n>- ‘ 7T■ 11 1 h

iro- <ifefiTTn’*l iari ‘d to card and spin WOOL in CToaecf,-*-u-i 1 a manner as shall give the

. Caps, Qu.iensware,

eerie*, and every article usually kept in a Drv i . , , . „

Goods House. ' "><’' t eomplete satistaet n n. Our Machinery is

Produce generally taken in exchange for i1 ' 1 n "' v and qf the best, quality. We!

Goods. 1 liu\o in o’i?* cm] 1<»v V\ orkmon of thorcHiph ex-)

It will bo oxcei-dinglv gratifying to the eld. i l"' n en<-e w ho will devote all their energies to i I and especially in tho Common press and partner of the firm to meet his old uml tried publ'e expertati--n. Circuit Courts of Putnam, Clay and Owen triends in this new and commodious 1 , m . \U' r pcttPT , n-TYTo rJn r\r\A^, nintir-s, and in the Supreme Court and US. Greencastle, May 22, 1858.—tf vv i o , “ lxOO£lS, District and Circuit Court*. Tliey will giv x.’ / A I I I ' \ 1 U. tern n .Je f v ” n bwi ^ | k of cfl tient attention to all professional

AN ( ) 111 A I I 5 l ( I f Mg,-1 pl»i

* i.'!!:T.I'2.® rs :.' Si ,‘ tt, "r, t "’ Blankets, Cloths, Conveyanoino.—Mr. Turman being a Xu.

C IKCU LARS, RECEIPTS, PROGRAM M KS, INVITATIONS, BLANKS, CA RDS, Ac., Ac. Iti- our intention to do every description of work AT Ni l II LOW H ATES A, will enable every one, no matter how small th- extent of his business, or how limited his means, M AKK A TUI FLING OUTLAY

In thi

most invaluable method of making Ills

bu.-ines- thoroughly known.

No ^ If you wisli to makeyonr noighlmn- and family happy —if you voul, 1 m.c ,-aIinnand evcnncMK of temper dcvelopeil in your children -if you would lighten tho cares, and nnooth the \ »li of tb- com pamou of your bosom—<lo not irritate or wold, or lm in a pas-ion when your fin rrior is crossed, but remeraber that oth-r.-have hearts as so/’t as yours, and let the sunshine of cariKtian OK-ekness and gentleness always Iu im from yogr eyes How happy w ill bo a circle in su-h a case ! Ah. this Christian lumper is about the only requisite to make firesides happ — places which husband,', and children will regret to leave, and be glad to return to. Lot the husband - be indu!.nt then to the annoyances of his ever working, and often over-working wife; and let the wife always meet him with smiles when lie comes home perplexed with the cares of business, and lot. hotli be f-.•bearing under their n urn: . , .p .T . .. w !l be air... .-.God i-u,n.

lies arc very different from wheat, it is nevertheless, quite as rich in all impor

t int compounds, and in extremely ,-ohl EVERY IH'SINKSS MAN wi-.ither, it^ more sulistantial flian wheat N-< d '.mething in tho way of 1 ’"'"M h-sv digestible and apt I- O'0X31 X 3 'Xt.X3SrTX.'NrOr i reo with weak Ktomachs or person.- A BUSINESS CARD OR CIRCULAR ’ '■■"ee .s.mm-l to ,t. By analysis, buck I, almost indispensable. Those of our fri.md. -du ,i i-second to wheat in pluten, but who may f—1 disposed l,> give us th-ir patnm-deru-u-nt lit st:ir,-|i. Hy the addition of "‘“J' be assured tliat no pains shall be tie lour th quantity of oats or Indian "" our part to servo thoirintcrestn faith-

hoat fiuar, (he bread is very " ' "''' 1 ii. n n" n rs'

mut-U improved.” * nlliv - , lt , 's ARD H1UGGS , p r°pnutor.

’ ’ ^'MISKPUlllUHir# ' (Treencastle Music Store!

>rid v. here (he ylung eon, Wb^u

d, troy, <1 by the wet weather of the past Viouns from $1 to $50. Ill " b. and ticli ground i-generullv well Also, a full and complete stock of turnips, it well plowed and l ’' ' ^ < oml i/mical SdercKaeedLiee, pulverized. Or, what is better still, clear ’i ad kinds, constantly on hand and for sale at op a piece of now ground where free from j “ sjMAH,, '. no ' VJf Tanic Pkickk.” grtt.-s and weed and alter plowiit"- or u "' J'ia'ia Forte* are from the following

well harrowing, sow tho seed at the rate' "1 one pound to the acre and cover with

a brush harrow.

Kcinli'lii'H 1,1 lloi-aia.

Many rrmeJi'- have been proposed for

mild eases generally

('lli<-kt-ring & Sons Boston. Woodward & Brown n ;V ipl -’gh Buffalo. l ep i** vagg & Co Louisville. ( A . Now York. *'I ^ Hishop fflL*hruted Melodeons. I In .ihovc instruments cannot b(* surpassed

tills di.-ra -. and ^ , vi'Id t-1 a . io ph- lung with s> ap suds '.'l 1 . 1 " ! "'sold on terms defying competition, and LM, with fried pork fat. hut ^ wi85 i n S‘ny«“'!g

harsher mediei nos are sometimos required. V friend s iiortc had (lie scratches so

bad that nothing seemed to do any good imtU jp- applied a solution of copperas .,nd vinegar, Wiilj excellent effect. Lard mould then he applleii ty iieal the sore.

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-—p € mrtim Vittvrr wltli Llin*. ( y when the flowers begin to turn. Put cocks l.cfore the leave- begin to crumble. LVt iAntaiid in c,i' k.-i a day or two to cure. Then east It in and sprinkle well-shieked lime over it at- 'i.o rate of two quarts to a load. This -in cave it from moulding, and the stock ''ill tat it better, ifo sav a recent writer.

in th. Music linn to ,-al] and examine our stock. i-A.-ry instrument fully warranted. All orders

prompt ly attended t,,.’ Address

IL. 1 m ) BBIN S A (’<)., Greencastle, I nd. V l> S'-i-ond-hand Bianns wanted in ex- , liange for new ones. May 22, 1858.— tf Fashionable Millinery, At T. J. JOHNSON & SISTER'S,

I ! ~t (fide of the 1‘uhlie Square, \V II K RKan elegant usbortmont

iff BON MTS, RTBBoNjk

F LO W Elio, dec.,

of the latest and most fashionable styl«% are ready for inspection. , tta?" V',.« Arrival* Daily: ‘Hun Milliner , Work or all kinds Tone

way 22.— 3m

THE CHEAPEST SHOE STORE IN INDIANS. ' ' , ' '

-HrtKS just received, ■vliidi we eir.rf.ir^lli. sub-cheaper than anv other establishment in the county. LADIES' FIN K SI I.K-LAST-

XNG HEEL G-A IT Kits. : ,t i t r,o

-tairs, in Lynch's block.

Greencastle, Ind., May, 1858.-

1

T 5 e ^ ^ • Airecncastle, Ind., Slav. 1858.—Ivl to those wanting Rolls made, or Yarn spun, | —; - -- • we would sny, wash your Wool clean and bnne 1 I > R . It O R A C K ' S

co B , -K l s 8 . UM e,«. m Wffl SI!

Mapon ble XJXa.OOID X’XX.XjiS.

Giveusacall . , I UA VLi at all tim And Examine our Btook und Prices. *nd Yarn to take home .. ' mi?£ I o , S:r KII>AKI,M o KO( ’ COS,, “ KS WOOL WLLTTE3D

•Reineiuhcr that a i»r Shoes of our «.vi,! !•" ] lu ‘ h,l - r h« t market price paid "h* dute live organsor nervi . there i ibim..". -i . i onoiourow" lor w ool in nY.-bnn^o f • i * I evidence to prove that they

I - our ov. n tor Wool in exchancre for goods as long as tour pr. Eastern 11 l v / -T- ,. <

make will wear

•' Yours, respi ctfully, A. WERNEKE & BiiOTIIER,

*8- V\ . corner Public Suuarc. Grccncastlo.. May 12, l t f L1LELEITTLI

daguerreah room. W 18H to say to pay old friends and the

„ , BENCE & COWGILL.

'■re-u-astle, May 29,1858... ‘f H. E. WILLIAMSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Uf/icc .\urt/i side i’ubtir Square, GREENCASTLE, IND

\\ ’ I LL give prompt mtention to all pr.dbs- \ \ stonal business entrusted to his c»r,.

public generally, that . amTmwp^ thV and ^o^i^r^ * 0 ^

totake MlNtATt'ltHS in ,he v «ri Miskvlc orthe Art—having t|, n oxelusivo right to take th'.- celolirated and umvi-rsHlly-admirod lI-01 o . type’Ul-oPhotogrnphsJVim d Ainbrotypes.*,-. full instructions given, and outfit fnr„Tsl,,.,l

May 22.

JOSEPH COX & WM. H. KEHIl ATTORN RYS A r U I,AVV,

given, and outfit furnished. , vKFICFV • 4. W^o’sr l// ’ ,>n,n j j* 1 K J, No. 3 Apollo Building, corner Fifth I have just received a large and well-selected ' " alr,ut '

assortineiit of

CLOCKS,

WATCHES,

JEWELRY, und

vv .1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.) Watehes and Jewelry n | lir.-d and warrunted, as usual. Room in the Collier building „ , , D. M. SPURGI N.

Orceneiuitlc, May 22, l8r,s __tf I’l UXAM <!(>(;XTV

LIVE STOCK MARKET. fi t f pt told at DreineaMle on the Lit -4

Monday m every Month. J —

Walnut. May 22.—sitarg

KVAN L. KKIU’IUiVAL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW

AND NOTARY PUBLIC

may 22. ORKKSOASTI.K, 1SD. -1. 8. JKNNtNUH. , i# OII.MOKK. JENNINGS & GILMOBE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOT Am ES PUBLIC

GREEN CASTLE, IN'D.

\ \ ' I LL attend promptly to all business ensc'o.v 1 . ,.T- : l t " "V ir ‘’oil-' lions made

\ ITT persons havii i- attention

\ quality, a.- Fat Cuttle, Stoek ('attic, ililcli ,h ‘*. ' ' lf ^

f'ows or Calves, for sale, or Horses, Mule-, (.e' 1 :, ' r t ' , ° pf’-ent, in tile Tr- isurerV Sheep and Hogs, will find it to their intere t ' May 22.—ly

ription of Live Stock are invited to attend. ma\ 22. r t Kir'TtTT rv I be Common Council have very liberally ' lv 11 ' 11 1 U U >

appropriated suitable grounds. ' ' J E. T. ZECTQ-LUTT iTU Y~

Done by order of the Putnam County Agricultural Society: J A M KS I-1 s K May 29, 18..*. Pro \\J K bav resumed the yueenswure trad

\ \ and now have on hand at our old stand a largo-assortment of China, Stone, and Com-

inon W aro, Glassware, iVc*

May 22.-tf STK Y KNSON A A M !• >. CARROLL & MORAN

TTAVE opened a new GROCERY AVD

iL'KT-V’ 1

--n wills-’ l r n f tTl“‘ re ’.° n ' i ' 1 ' ,0r Wcst 0, ' Jett'er- > n M alls saddler shop, and would rospoctfully invite the citizens of Putnam Countv to 00, L! f nd . *b»ir stock of Goods. ' '

®flr*CASH paid for all kinds of

Af!EXT FOR THE

JB.JBf; not equalled. 1 ry them. For sale by CONRAD COOK, Drug)

- 1 - ’ - -t Sole A gent for Greet Ho! Ye that Thirsteth. I F you want PURE SODA WATER, e 1 totbu CITY DRUG STORK, may 2 >. East id.- Squa JOUOST I-I^LnSTL., ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Southarrra building, adjoining

the Post Office.

I T AY1NG resumed the practice of my pr • 1 1 fe-sion, I ronoctfnlly solicit such buxines as usually deniands the attention of AttorneySpecial attention given to the busine- ul Administrators and Guardians. Chai-ge- iii.kIevate. Maj 23 I

.J A M ES J. SM lUU Y, Attorney and Counselor axd justice <>e the: peace. . Grbkkcasti.k, Is'd.

\\ ILL give prompt and efficient attention i > \ to business, and especially to the oollsc- J

, tion ot eluinis.

I 1 j Wo x- i n , th " rnom formerly occupi-1 by \

•fudge Lckles, south of the Square

May 22, 1858,—ly

le. r>.,

, 3 S?. 1 ®0 tl 0 PiayHiciaa and Surgeon, / 11’ 1’ ERS his services to the citizens of Green- S \ / eastle and vicinity in all branches of tl." medical profession. Particular attention paid to Die treatment of all Chronic Hi- a ... Dfiic.- and Residence on Indianapolis -treet, nesrly opposite the 2nd Presbyterian Church.

May 22.—lyr J

Or

TRIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMP'NY / iffers i° f f ro ,vjcience, R. I. U izena o

(iffirt—Kxoh&ii^e Hunk. May 22. 80,000 X*ioocst of

PAPER HANGINGSllJ^SoSxYS

LARGE LOT OF

W^LL F.AF ^ Ks 2X t riMlllOOfl r.t»iV.— *1. .. i

1 '• H. PIT< 11 I A ' S his professional services to the citot Greencastle und vicinity as

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office near the 1st charge Methodist Chu.

may 22, 1858,—ly

At reduced prices, by the sett or dozen.

—A 1.80—

WINDOW SHADES,

I’ll K largest and best lot of PKRFU M RIO 1 ever brought to this market, at the

CITY DRUG STORK.

’"E- ■ Bait side Squan \ ./.t, A^^'pLstfutor’s Notice. ^ 1 1 hereby ^iven that tho und^*

Lettor ' Foolscap and Note Papers,

B< )OKS fall kin! . J to order he . , ' ot ° f <irasS Sntb-’-.

/ ’ H r. A Pi* R than you have ever bought the V si A if EP A7n.lt J rf ''

siguof] hns boon appointed Administrate 1, f the Estate of Catherine Hurst., late of Fa'nam countx’, deceased. Snid Kstste is surpo*^ to he solvent. J ACKSON HURST, May 20, 1858.—3t» Admr

„ CARROr.L A MDR .\\ Gteonoasule, Ind . June .1858. p-

bkuj

- Mai

• order bv

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