Winchester Journal, Volume 2, Number 14, Winchester, Randolph County, 9 October 1863 — Page 4

hl' II. UV 15 TR iClLS; .:tr.cn Tlir.V. Whil? in tr.ot locitiorn tl.e Tri')i;)j,.. (Jini rent out ly in, J ins prow l . tu a!;inJ mt Ieirrr, we i .v.ii ;i i!ly licir CO.nphi u ih.'U lm! little fruit m r.rolurn!. It ivo;iM b? strafte il" a striw! t rrv ol t rtl 55K ietvf an I h? will ce thU fnnt-s ?u:h ipjjlp, jeir., etc., whn li in J U t jn o:.? region, are un -u:rrv,jj rl-ow'ire, an l are co:;d rn!i', l tor ,neril rtii'iire. It i? so wi'h 5!r'iwlrriefc; their frtiitfulric m is alietc l hv lo tl intlucnth h ce. au 1 it m Oi'.Ir lv fxririra'-e . thit we rrrtiiniy can know a vari-jto ety w.ll ,u.,l in a puiictil.r pi ice. Hoitieulture le ir;n as imich lro, ftüures from ,u.-ee-e. With the jrn-itnumler of sorts ot Mruvf-ernes we now have, there is n ) douht tint some ood variety may he loui'd wliich will sm ced in aeh Io '.ihty. With reanl to the Trioritphe le Gand, we believe it t h? tho ;e-t striwlx i-rv lor gen eral culture yet introduced. It

vom os

).nr iftH'r n'i fin tliiinl.l i.f.no t.. 11 . -i 1 1 .. 'i (V,.fr 'I i ti IVuli l.'ir!. 4)rt. -

I -" ""n' I'iuvv piMHO! , in" more ra-mny u . . 3 . zr,:u i ,v-

eruv!lv ;.'IM)tel to.r ;v o a.hty 1 ,i, value' Whit JerM'V fV r, v, . ? , , ' AJX. M '

t.irouh.mt our CNter.ded country. a,,,j Lon h!an4 .uucva to th it? at , !ir . , ;,, : SiJ--'5-Let any o le look over th triune- Whit iythe AriS hrmers to the i I stras.rr;. a.onhcrrif?, p;- t f,,.r.j 0B. r,, limn i lUv. Am. ruai, PntmtoL'ir.iv.1 hi- o i,cir .il:ms hI Ar" T- ....... , .11 , r. lie '(.... e.i.

may tail in some locihties but weij)V dres,inj sindy soils with elav,

nave 11 u notnin thus I ir that ia4jth? clay

proveil so miiTdUij s a ti factory . Some prsonn h ave mad' 1 point of the i,u:t thUitis rondetrmed in Kurop?. Tru, hut it is there rejecte I for the very qualities whic h render it deir.ahle here. It in the only one of the Kuropean varieties which has att lined a tieneral suece?s in this country. On the other i hand our favorite kind-", orimitmir here, hue failed in Lurope. With straw herries, wemu-tjude a- we ue would of other fruit, hy their fnpr.fj in nur nuM iiirli-iihir ri rinn. I We have sent out the Tiiomphe I I- Gand, rv? the mo,t pro,iin-i sort known, and have seen no reaonto re-ret it. Th.-ro may bo f.iU nresand profnhly will he. Where i it Ann . il.n nor(,n uiin

re illy wi-hes stravvl erne Will try!a'1 V0M have jut the kind of lind

other sorts ur.til ho funis one vvh'uh f,,wl- nn uhi. . ,. ;n .t. .. r. .. -,ti. 1.; ... .,. a sinzl- kind and I'm lin-th at will not Mill ,11 I II (IUI III III. .11 I ilk till ;row, ive tip the cultivation altogether. Il they would only communicate the ta t of their failure, and i;ive ihe puhlie the rertdt ol tlieir experience, t'iey would tio Ik good ervil.e to all in their vicinity. Weh p'' t make strawberries nsj common in lauulie, ami as mu.h 1 matter of course, as potatoes, a:(l we eave from time to time such idvice as our knoe. Ipde warrants. Let those who hive I" u Is. showiu r

rirherftiw or fiihi.v, co .m.uni- t Tij!" projec ts are that the crop n'o flip.,, in r.rd.T it '',f: :.!! Jr:i 1 1 will Le at hest a moderate

en-e rn-v b-oe' I'hcrs We tlKP m.. IK..i. I...KIS. '

commence! tins a;tuL' tor t!r pir-iltrt no,,, of eallin- atb ntion to 111 b h - in". Tl-erc is very oltn a drouth jtist at the time th.lt th ' strawberry

U settin- its fruit. In Iar-e beds j it is in practicable to water them, and the only way t ) prevent the earth from ilrvite; is by mulching, lithe Fall, alter C'.o-.v!li hscei.-ed. cover the ! ed with traw. In tiie Spring when the plant start, tin -over rfii h crown, hut lene the straw in its pi ice. Tins will keep the ground moist during euly drouths, and keep th? fruit cle in. After the herries an picked, the straw may Le removed. Ant r.Azricuftnrist. A II rev Wom n. What sped acl moie pleasing dojs the world nlloid thin a happy woman contented in l.cr sphere, ready at all times to ber.ctit her little world hy her exertion, and trieslormin the briars ami thorns of lite into ro.-es of Iuaui-e by the nric of her touch ? There are those who are thus happy beeaue they cannot help it no mitottunes dampen their sweet smile, and they dilfuse a cheerful ;1 nv around them as they pursue the even tenor of their way. They have the secret of contöntment, whoe value is above th philosopher's stone; for without seeking the liaser exchange of o!J, which may huv some sort of pleastire, they convert everything they touch into joy. Whit their condition is makes no ilillerence. They may he rie!i or poor, hih or low, admired or lors iken by the fickle world; hut the sparkling fountain of happines hubbies up in their heirt and mikes them radiantly j beautiful. Thotuh they live in a lo cabin, they make it shine with j . l7,.t... I, ; i. I.; .... . -1 , I fV,nntl a ni"ki 1 u in1 'i imi- .i.iii (.Hui: nny covet, and they make we Ith a. fountain et l des-in to the children of poverty. II.oppv women arc the hri'htet type ot humanity, and ue cannot .-av how much ue owe to to them i r the progress of the race. Would there v;ere enough to go round. A ci. v v son. .o ( i um:. How often do fnrmers whoe I I t . . . Minis are ciavcv, compi un ot their bird, stiff soil, so inclined tobe cob! and wet iu spring, hiked bird in nmmer, and t.'diou to work at all times! Very well, the.-e are hulear to shinies'? tam ers, but not io to enterprising. Wet at.il cold in spring Show.- they need drainin. 1 iked stilV in sttminer?Shows they need mtnurin; and diligent Workin;. TVdiom tu till at all tim-?. e. very liketv, more toilsome thin sindv l ia.l; but then how much more productive .and durable. In hi- "Biineiplc? of Agriculture

That: mr, Land should hr chief. j ly v.iltirii arconlin.' to its consist-;

lencc: the "renter the Je 'roe of this i O

quality which it po, ,0505, th? ivnr-;Wi, KAST nr IMn?If.ANnt fr .hn3 it apjrOach tO lirt CI .s'S , ,,,, Jitri, , J, herc I am jrepir d to furhr.d: hut the -sm illtT the proportion i nish everything in my lir.- of businesi.of r . i.i. i .! .. .,. .:... 'ir) f:'ia ;iv,M..l a lw r.t.f.

oi ( ny, an.i in" nr'r uir Ti uu.iy

oi'Muil whic h ent'T into the coiii-iiv.tr i. - .!-..- 't

not the f lay I lluU of old K Utd mo.t rro.hi.-tive th it tl.e wo'ld , ever seen.' Uiy.it not mixed! with foreign and noxious inrevient, ; cont-iins in it.-elf elements of frtilitV. It hohl thf ri 'h tlepositS of many a-e., whieh only need hnnirin to the inll.ienee of air and t: 11 ie n.ake thf-m yield their riche foi the cultivator Moreover, c hy is I Verv retentive of all mmurcH applied ' to it, while sind soon leiehes them away. How often do we hear the I 1 :nvnor3 0t stndy farms comnl ain iu 'this wise; "Oh! it is just like put ting water into a neve. Sandy p-oils nre easier to work, hut in the lon run the ch)s are usually the mo-t productive. So:nc vrry intereietini results have heen achieved lay seeming to adil positive fertility, as widl as to increase its consistency. But in the question hetween clav and sandy land, prohahly all will agree that the best soil lies hetween the two extremes, a clayey loam beinjj letter for all ordinary purposes than either pure clay or pure sand. Z. There is no douht that day lauds, if rightly treated, nre the hrst, utd.s entirely made i:p of ton 'h brick clay. Plants need a bed of fine earth for their delicate to flourish :n. A clay soil, rium and deeply hrohen islies th,s Lemove all ?irphn moisture hy f.,,,rwi flrauixU"" nm "P ,,ir. s0,, j'r1 or the action cl the air andirost. tll.lt Will I)ear 'OOd crons, and I.isM ioicver. r li devoid ol sand enon-h ,( n,ako il fr'-ahic, a good mixture of muc k, manure, so 1 turned unde r, or other vegetable matter, will hdp to ameliorate it. Were we hunting a farm to-diy, we shouhl choose a ull soil, investiiiz oniy a pan 01 ttie canital in the soil, and usinj tfie rest to put it into jood condition for the same reason that we would buy one god mai hine rather than two poor ones. Ed. ntriT. 0,,,, th' ideate;- ca; c shou Id be . . TV . ... ' i"1 ,i""hn,l!' ! inMryin' and preserving any ! r,,,t "th- rwie disposed ot. Those who send Irmt to city markets, (,u-'11 n 111111 11 1S m U'm entire. v uy lis anp'-iranee. . lot nppe 1 ranee. ol npjds oi iu'lilterent quality, eareluliy picked and pu ked, will M'll for inoretfmu a rettly sup 'riorliiiit whi li h is h en b -aten from the tree?, and coo es to masket he irinir ev i(ince f e arelessnes in its preparation. Wl'.ero 1 1st. fruit runs unevenly, it is I etter to nssoit it, ami make two qualities; a higher price for the whole will he realized. Let the quality ot the fruit be uniform throughout the barrels or baskets. Those who p-actiee the deception of topping 0 1 their pad -ai,e.i with a few selected specimens, soon establish a bad reputation, and they p-t a lower price in the market. Barrel- are now mostly examined through. Afi r. .1 rrriotlf urtst. mi g ah r PHI- in.br!-nrd would call the atun 1 t-on ot the tiruun,' .ut,lio tn t!,,'r ii nnniini it i n.-n iron r Ii Thum i i ii i WITH CASMFO FINISHERTliO Pan e.i!,-:-t' of four core;.irtm nt three ot ih t iron or.r. t nth of .m inch in thiiktif -. ai d one of c.it-irn iui !u. thick, t- retain 1ie.it in Irving d ii rrannlitincr. Pviiii ir-t of thi thick c -tii:- the i!rit:' tike place more i In illy, and a!tray without hi.rn n;;. w hi -h U the ,. .e with no other Fvarorator. and t!e he it i n t : r" - lv under the control of the Oeritor, and, 1v tin ins if d iiiptr, (he f;re rculittd t'a it f vaforatini; in iv be ronductrd with LTf reifer Merd ttian itii .tnyj inrr jun u t!,, MllTU. time fir.i-hin- with imet rc.i l.ovlr a tn iv he repaired, without dititr of ucorchin. - Ve hue on hand n up ply of SACCHAK03rETERS TKST Ctn;s, AND LITMUS PAPEK. ?"Acf nt wmted in eviry county in the StAte of Indiana. Fr prtii'ulirs Addre JAMES V. WARD & CO., F.ox VJO. Richmond, lud.

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iEV NURSERY, iricli to inf.-rnihepon!enf Rm-Soiih

I County, that I hire a Nursery, one half . i . wi, . Tmi , rt n,.,,f ts' Stand ir I Tt r it T et, iv,.rrv :r i. et. 1 ii !i 1." r:-. I'i. .::.; -ID ct. I ,,'f St.-ck i 0 nyoiri ninir,?, m J th-re". f - re m.h, 1 t-, th s,l cf W't r.t ; the KlM:i: lll!t ?,.,,.. 2f 12 S ADP11N1STR ATOR'S SALE. J' 1 " K-r.-Nv jriv.t, t!,-it I III on ,0n-,.r ntf.Mir vt.-iue at 'the Ute n.ii,, llirinn n.-irv .i r i-.i, ltr-of V.'iu i '!,'''1'! 'i,'M,a -msty . IS;-..m,.i, H ' J'ff "Vr 11 v I Avise-, Ii.,--, ami ISu iho!l and Kitcht-n iture, . . l'l?l ( X-lV ITIMill Iii I' ,1 .hi N Ii 1' U' 1 11 ,vr three ,i..u.,r4. t r,.rrh(r Hi v in Ä' iu( note w itn :i; pr vu surety wan inc v ilu iti mi 'i l ij ; T.ii-mcnt lwvs. Ui.Jir three dollar, cash. .1011 N UKAKV, .i-r.t. -2i,l-M. 1-i AJmr'r. K'OTICI! h henly given t'mt the unbri ri , t -i has heeii a;.po:nt-. .i:ninitr i -tri T ol the I'-t ate of .larnr- Ahrnalhy U'c. a-f !, Lt of U inlo!j'i County Iiuli ina. The rotate ir rnh iMv .o!v nt. .VANCY Ä. AU11RXAT1I Y, ?or.t. 17. l-G.I. Ii AJm ' II jVOTICE Jrf hereby iven that the iinders i-ncd bns X l.eci en appointid Administrator of the l.-titeof buhira Ibaty deoi a-ed, late of IIaiMhd.!k C-.'iiiity Indian.i. All tho-e hiving claim against .-aid F.t it-, .ire r 'i at fi d to prc-ent tin ni b.r $ttt'l nit-rit, :ool th )- in u l.O'l to Paid Iv-tate are n ip-.c-tt 1 t- 111 ike iinmcdi ite pi nit nt. S .id I".?tate 13 Uppo-rd to bt- olvi-nt. John :i:.uv, ..-jd. I-C'l. 12 Ad;.r. ADr.UNISTRATOR'S GALE. N TI C 1 1 i- h reby iv n that I will sel: at puldn' Anct'to , on S iturdav the I7tl. iUv of (Jcti b.r, A. I. l-Ci.'i, -it the n !nreol Nancy K i tv'v ! i n c: .Itru-r l, late of IJ n b!p'i l'ount , lruiian 1, alllur pi sona' pi 01,1 1 ty, eoni.-lin'' of Household ruiniture, Ctttb , . 0 a credit of tlve months v ill be 'iven ' n ull mihi ovi r inn e.:.n at., nie pt;'-a an , .r.;,."..!,, ,.r i ,.,. t 1 . ....... .....1 . r ' JOHN JOHNSON, Stpt. -21, i j A.'.uV. APPOJN7r3E?iT. NOTICI'. U hi rebv l' i i n that thetm.br1 ha-, li.'i Ii appo'nh! A i ininirf r it. r of th(. ,:.t r x ( Ivirkü: - j. c.-. ...!. late ofI.an.loii.iiCoKi.lv. Sthl r..t ltw il Mit'pniid to Iw -.Ivcr-t. JOHN JOHNSON, Si-;.t. 2Ucf;?. Adn.V. ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. OTICF. i- luTihy piven th 't I will !1 at public anetit-a : 1? !;:!. tiie ttnthdavol' Ov-tohtr A. IK 11''', 1? (!.- re-i-d rce of Jo'iihlt. SiioJtr-, l ie of Itui'.ib.'l, !"oui.f (h'Cri-e,!, ).' i iif-o'ill P'V ' t,k.-i, i,y tl,.-: ..,. i, 1.,. ,,t h..r-i-, rattle, In.'.; -ii...l "o-m v heat in the b'.-h'. 1, vVi A ere of ix in üilln will b. y'w onoii ,ill:!:n- "vir lliro' d'.'.'n-, tiie pur note w ;t !i a ro d nr ety , w.iiv in; luatioii and jo ' r.ii- n. nt law . i:i.TZA!?TriI SANDF.KS, ,v J v roil fANii:!:s. Sfpf. 1 'Oh, 1 ö'.ll. 11 Auin'r C. J. TAYLOll, Book Binder A.vn ):n)i Hook 32;'.r.uli:clror, no. c 31 i n vr i: ! : i: v, U." sT5-20" YEAR (T PEE 13 T BlR Pariit ! w i-hin,ir toinvirtin tln ie 'irab!e 'jovt rnmcnt euriti r, ill be pr-.or.Mly accommodated Lv leaving tlu ir or b : s at li THE FlllST XATIOX.IL BAXK OF RICHMOND, IND.' A ipoiiit isietit . ""OTI('F i herel.v piveti that the ot.dcrj a i.'todln bein aooiiittd Adruuiistrator of the Estate of John Ht lVtlll, de. c-aed, late of Kandolj-h County. f;ai I F.-fate i Mip;0!-cd to he solvent. S AMI7 Kb MC NEKS. Sej.t lw, lG-'l. 11 A'fiu'r. SOMETHING NEW E I D G E V I L L E . Oil. V.'IEI.IA MSOX. Suee.-or to J. . IE S m der, ha ju-t opened al ire stock of 1-hv (loo.i-s, (Jrocerie-, Hoot and Shoe, to-t tlur 'vith all the arliele e.-uallv kept in a f.r-f ell- store. Hi oo 1 were hoe-ht for ca.-h, and he will not be undersold' d. i:.w. Kidcville, Ind., July 17. T.3, I'm SHAVING SALOON! BUCKLER d OU1LAWD iMRni:ns & hairdressers, silol fS M VI.N STIi:i.T. Imm '.I'je' v Ter Curler A'er Sire. Tliey are prepared to shave, cut and cle m-e the h lir, renovate ch. thine, e tc., in the ! ite-t and tno-t approved sly Ic.and on the ia t reason aide term. ' PLUMMER & KELLY, Iiolcalc- niul Ketail I) 11 U G G I S T S . South trett comer Main am! I'earl Sts. KICimo.M), INDIANA. nl -ly

nicholsox & ri;o.f ilooh'sr iters V Stationers, Ph'iti'Zrujih Album, Wank Ai.v, Iszal Wanks, WALL V A PK 11, Curtain future, Putxrc Irunir, CITV HOOK STOKE, Main Sr., Op. Citizens' Bank, nrciiMOXD. JXJ. july 17-ir? tf

j -1 " I i SvO Y)tt"V 8 r . . - . Vi'LOO'Ö N?bTV VV ' CL7ZCL, bnre lfn intrKlucl to th puMic for more than ?ix vt-us, mv.1 h ve a j;urel a j . i vxvcvxsevAWv, f:ir ' ny Fam.lv MMicine or "'"j! ' tü.vcrin- the- xZl remarknllo lli.overing thev jioe-e reinarkfiblo ind lie rut; their ' nd crr'i.nt profit to the Tropriotor, I Ihus enaUing him to expcii'l ... of dollar en.h year in mlvurtising their merits, and publiVhini; thj which huvc heei) shower"-.! upon him from ! KWVAYS WC CoVYV. Hie peculiarity of the j VAOOVX VVVYVVCV VVWvv Vr fi that they strike at the root of Di.-oa-e, Ly eradicalm cvt ry j'artu.e 01 nnpui uy vi V.OOv, forth. life and health of theVdy dopendl upn the purity of the blood. If the llood'i p.i.r.e,l. the UU drag? out Hnii-erableex'-te'iee. The-o niodii. inci fur curing ÜrofiU, Liv'.r C:mliint, their, ! fDicezri-, Fern, its UjxpLaini3t Silt iitur.l, (lrj-tj.r.ia., Q'J 4",'orto , 1 1 Z eu.-:orrncea, ... I jlr ti.zr.'j's Fire, v.': C.r "onj lien. f. V ? w i -i 1 Tur.rzr-. kj ? 1 u j L 1. 9 ONE )'fr-ei writes her bHi'.;lii. r v.:i.Mired of t'.t of nine ye:r' standi:".: aüd t. Yitu' d..i.( . a l' w'ur.-. AN0THE2 write, his wa- ei-red ifter hi lle.-h lir.d abmt wasted a'.vn . The d xtir. pnaiuunci.'d tlie e;iso no urn 1 1 Lie ANOTHER T-us CT?rol of 1- ever :ii:,t A'Z'io fifler trying every in""..fine in Iii teach. AN0TH2H wa run d f Feviu Sot) whieh had exited f.. nte-n ye:r-. ANOTHER d l;l:.umatijie ct cigh' VC-ir;. C:iv i : i n nvt.il !. rf Dyvpepsi.i i.-h I.iv. r Co:np!ai!:t card bo ioc:.ti.'iicd it. which the I'm bi' r nitd I'.V.s are tie." i-.'t. active that b.'.ve ever 1 . n They act vo ciir.-.t exciting th;d ' r.: n t that tiio y'tn do -former eoiidi; wh 1 1. th loi.-i .ill im' -t. tipca ti.e r.iv t u. ii an exl nt a M.t r. :;i!'e i:.t es " i ii o. i a I I i' tl.e e:i.' w.tli -! "',''' :l P1''-'1' v''' Tiu-y are ,'c.il.y a which, in conjunction with th j will cure all the afor-'-n.' nt '. "a-d ti.eaCi. und, cd' themlve;, wiil relievo mid cure j CM 3 (toxins, Cn;h-i Jlcb ia, i lnSif;tctioK, T.nn in the lfowels. CDizziner.s, er.n j Trv theso niedicin-s. mJ yoo will nevei ! regret it. j Ask your neighbor, uho hhvo useJ them, and they will fay tl.cy uro o o v v: v v c va c s , und you should try them before goin foi a phvsieian. (Jet u Pamphlet or Almanac of my local igent, and read tho certiiicates, and if )c titvc ever doubted vuu will ro. .-..v.., o -. oyll. IMvirr ABBOTTS GSE2.TEEBELTI0H! Ahbottis them st noted wr'tt rard t- iyist of tlie d.iy, and hi time, ilv '" that inure ili ui 1 1. ir r v ears :;u'o the rtb Ilion waiin.uuurnteO, which w.s then a a little cloud no I liver tli.in l-' i" "J hand, hut which continued to urow and sprea 1 until, a- a solid ph il inx, it dar'; j fohU from honou toz nith ovirshi loiv- : in-' our w hole country, and pour' out its vi il of ir ath i:i ii-iitniiij." " hmelvr. j Fellaw-eitiei.s. ou love yur countrv. and have an ir.fcre-.t iu it history; , v.iu lei 1 h niorid bv the bravery and be-i-.:i-m of the father. hubmd ned son if Indiana, who so nohly risked t i"ir : Irve at their country' call. Indiana soo'.. : have honor I the State and N ij tion and hive tlott b re 1 irji lv ontiib.i- . j tt .'. in itt i i.ii for It !i-t ry, ol which .'- I holt hi iveu due pr .uiiioae. He ha 1 viiidiv portmed those actot pitrioti-m ; and br.ivt.-rv which fill the bi-'s -t p'je j in hi-toryind w ill st and .u r im ii in the ; hi.htst niclie in f 1 me ch-ud tipped tun- ' p!e. Farents, if moi wi-h to hoe your . childnn intellijent und pitriofie, ;t ; thun Abb .tt' Iiitorvd the Keb.l.ion '' it i writteu in the most fasciuitin j stvle. j And what will afford the sohlifr mire j I pleasure, when he re-turn, to visit Id tri t: 1. ht arin the o ir 'd m my , foil - Ii t battie, th in to find with them a i book with the hi-tory ol the battle ' t ; Donvlson, Shdoh, 'Mnn'n e-boro, Fci 1 liid-re, (lieh Mountain, Antietani, and a host of other in w hich he p rformt d t such a heroic p,rt. We uive nl'ov of the nunc of tht-mirv St..teui m, sell ilur. and soldier, who he t etront 1 and recomm n.led Ahhott Hifory of the Keheliiou. Jared Spark. F-dward Ev.rett.ll. W.Eor.ffte'low. Wm S; ra-uc Coverr or IE I.; Uicln.rd Yale, (iovemo- i,f IlliriM. Schuyler ColliX, WalI ice, and O. 1. Morton, (lovi nmr of Indian!. J. C. tFillUONS. Afentfor Uando': h Co. Thi u,","e,rh. .aid "Ir a N Grave Yard, imuiedh.telv a!i inin the , , . . , " i (i i ' o;d one, on the we -t. m 0i L'b, nv Me . square, n inch :ieo:t.r-. ose, on e.ton able lern. The de-irb- to secnre a family burial place can imw -io ? bv calling earlv on LA II' lit..rn. May 21, 'Wri.

HISTORY

Ur. .TT. CO.V.VJB f, j Phrsician, Surceon and Obtettri!

Ciaii. MOIMMSTOWN. IMI l 1 T TEND 5 promptly to II cl?in x. .V t'e line ol hid tirol'taMoa. Cliar 1 . :n h r.if. !:ci,;enco nr. J oILce on Ma.;n-St. S uili put of t( 11. tf DENTISTRY. Dr. J. W. Wilmore, I E TIS T , TrOL'LD inform the citizf ti?of W'uV i-i-t.T u-.i vic-init ihn he is i ; r pare 1 to att od to si'l km ! ot ojiei i jtiois :i t!i Tetli, ?i jch an Clfanoif I 1 l tii'.;! in l.xir.ictii:. Al-o, ii --itri ! plain, -in-le j;nni in.i hlck t- tti in any uumher Irom one to an entire ?tt. AH wrk w 11 r int-'l, n:J I in a e ir r ( irti!i i il tt t t!i, would call ntteMirn t the j mivur.t t'f he h a in mate h in;:, w it h the Lri'.t ?t nicety, the mural tt i th. A t J tu Iu- otlh.ite-i hin,- !l to do vori as I low s .-try ffi.i l I) nti-t in the State. j (Kceni the old Votx. Oßce rccm. ; .M in!i 1, 1-Cj. yl 1 H3EW S Hni in Tin: ni:v sTonx: itoo.M , SKcim-s ISlock, Kat Front of Public F.pnre, i intncdoitcly K.i-t of the Coui t-llou.-e, WINCHESTER, - - INDIANA. ; rnm: rxpnusicxnu i.r-s b-ive .1. to say to the citim of Uan lolph county, that h ha ju-t opened at the ; alvove-namiii New Stand No. ; A large and complete Stock of; 1 DRT GOODS! ! .My Stocli wr. all bo-tht e.i-t wif'i fib, : and with .-ju'L'ial rtfirince to t i.e . nt i . of ih: nutl.it. I i hall i ntcavor lo k e J. ' ii!;iVji n 11. md a full a-.-oiifin nt of Ladies' & Gentlemen s Wear 1 j.i au me vat aci pivh s to fmi lue .fimn. , Al-o, a large and select assortment ol , Hats, Caps, Hoots A' SInvs, ; GLASS AND QUEEN'S-WARE.j All tif whiih I e.i:i sell a cheap a j can-! he bi,.o.hj i the c'-nnU or, jariiap,' ai. y win re i l-e. Ciil uiul mc btfore pr.i- ; c!i::.-inn' eise h re. ALL K1ND3 OF COUrJTRY PRODUCE . A: the hihe-t r'.ar'ict price, taken in ax ' change for t loi.ds. JNO. I). CARTER. ; deei'j 'Jö-nb Ho77nvil A?r,ociatic4?, OH'I- hF ft I -ö-r the Kfli'f j t'tt Sir,'; tiinl ''.v.o-i, nfiiclc! n il I'iffl Mt im-! Chrtt e f):.n , mi't i fJit e.i-iUu .''r.'i.-v ;' Iii- S.r"l (" r ;,. . ; l. .it-.- .! i.-v ,i . I ; 4''. i- t!ie A"t- , n r i ...i . v .in .tee ui-rons .q'EiMi tu;:- ; 1 (i:or SEMINA!. U E AK N t.SS, ao! 0 L ! I v r L'l-e -i S o f the l J t, -, -t ;,' i mi th" MEW Ii E J E ! I V. i i . : . : 1 1 v . . 1 ir. 1 .e 1 -pec try, .!: n se.ib t ! h-tt.r ent io -, ' Vee o e! .! ,', t)ri -s );. J. Sk'Ibbl.N ilUEliU , V 1,., .... .... H i", ir I A --"ci-it ion , No. : Sto t, ll.il.icelphia, i'.i '.; li 1 h Ok t 4 GROCERIES ! AND r k u V J b l ) A b:i! AT TIIE OLD STAKD, C'irrur ALtLi m:l FranLlii-sts, Y17IIHÜH MAV TiH FOFND A'I ! V V a times plenty of the , nnxcis xi-i:ni'id.: seen as FAMILY GR Mm OF ALL KLDS, in 4 '.' r ( i r a w I. I I J V jl n I. I J A o , c owj: c tio.vs. BAKED STUFF Crackers by the Barrel, I3IJEAD, PIES, Cakes by the Hundred, Uli DE KS FOR WHICH WILL UE SK0.1IITLY VUAA:V AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, My Cracker Manufactory! is IN Successful Operation, Ar.el I ctn supply deale-rs w ith the freh j article cheap a the cheapest and as 'oo.l ; as the best. j All kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at the highest rati. t YV'l ' r, " .irr 1 linn ui uiuiivi in mt vu".;. i ' I r,rnna.I elicit 1 t'.Hlul lor pan purunae, i s.... a contiuuance of the same. JOHN KOSS. WrscirTrn. .Tn. .lo, !fcC.l. tf

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,oris iniFroiu i arm iu luuuij. Vj1-43 C. A. AVHUY. WILLARD & STOWELL, m. 1 iiti:s iiorsr, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, ir L?S IN MUSIC AND )Iusir;il Iiislnmirnls, KKK.r CONSTANTLY ON HAND f.ri et-ri: ive a.--'rtnn nt of T X JJST O IF" O n T E S , and Mclodcons. N. Tt. I'iano Turtes tuned an J repaired. Oi l Timo Fortes taken in exchangefor Piano Fortr to rent. A b.:j: aeoitmcnt of 0-uitu, Violin, Flute., Flutini, Accordeon, Drum?, Fite. A.c. elitär and Violin Strinp, of the best fjuai'ifv. Al?o. Instruction Hooks of nil Limb. anr V2 ly FUR ISM TÜRE. i.i:nki.ksi)oi:i i:u & wi:sp, NAKI'f il 1 I It 1 1 1 UI FURNITURE 8c CHAIRS le ron w i.hi nir 1.1 joi rr!no (i'X'D AND SI INSTANTIA L Id' U.M I I' if F, w il I j.I.-n.e jri ve i! a ;,JI. ns re vi m !,;,! j,,,, w ,,i t,M utirio., uuU that)i .an not it-'.ttf i ; urelvfs jxnvnijjii: ELS FA W o 'n"eii coiistantlj on IikiiiI m good Ansutt . ct .i hV 11 V. At1?, ci'i'iioAims, S A V E S , T A li b E S , 1!i:dstl:ai)s, L n r n c, k s CHAIRS, ST.-v.Vns, SOF.S. ti'.NTKR a n n DIMNf; TA UI.ES Ete.. i:i i:tr. COME ONE! COME ALL A m! a itii tie on r k l ..re oir i a-iiijreUt w I,rrt Y.:i I Mil. v er to-1 SADDLES, HARNESS AND O u. k a. v. h;:aiii:i i!v, m;(. t 1, ker and Peabi in Sa .'.Iba and IJv. o -.I" i!l descript i..:,i. I.t .it ha r o al'i Mre' hef t f..r .ale. Z7'"S' uth Front of Puhlie Square, imnie ii.ii t ! north of Court Hhim'. :;. n C SII PAID mil HIDES. I), c. -J '., 1 -('. f: d a t n n tJ s v s: is?, aistufacto n -srf ( hrisi j;ayrr, (!f. K Ilci, r::or;:iK'm:;s. cri t: ii-! i i.i ' v i'i hand read; -We at e i'-o t 1 1 - ei id.- P.-)..t an 1 X :.r.:u, m.,,!,.,,,,,.. ;r mi n i', t-iant 'at :l !e!e . t! ori i inn '.-p. Try hi-hc-t csh i u-. V' will al-o p'iv :'" I l iei to; hide urcen r ci APPOINTWENT. ;"flTl! E is bei , l.v :iu:i that ther.ndir- . r ii t I ',: u e Iiee'i a.p-oi ti d idniin i.-trator i th. E-t.tte o' Jain - M. Leave II dtcco-vtl, : . el "i ii. '..'o h l 'o'i:dy. S lid J.itate l.S Si.;" nt d to be solvi nt. 'JOHN A.JON'liS, JOHN U. EEAVEEE. So t. 17, l-iid--! I Adinr's. ' A Div. I.N I STRATO RS' SALE. ! Ni.IlCi; ihnbv -iven, that v will ' ,t t .'.lie auetion! on S..t.:rd:.v the tenth .iv ot October, A. D l't'.:i, nl tlie reside nee ol J.unts.M. Leave ll,d ce.-ed, late of Hantl . ! j !i C'only, all hi person ,! t j rty, (tiot 1 1 1 ji i ttiewidoW; 'nn-!-tlli ol hojes, l0.', C;i'' ;e beep, mules, eorn in the held, whi.at in the bushel, laini'my utensils, household Furniture, A.c. A eredit of twehe month will be piven e r. all -urn-- over three b Ihus, the purcbaar 'iii.p h'. notCi with approved surety, waiving valuation and npprai no nt law. JOHN A. JONES, JOHN W. LEA V ELL, Sept. 17, ImTJ. 11 Admr's. ! APPOINTMENT. . NOTICE is herebv c'.vt n that the under- ! 'sb tnd hibn rpointed adminif tratrix of! i the i state of Merida Stafford ileceased, Ute liiÄÄ "uu '"" i LYDIA M.STAFI Oil D, Sept. 17, 1 -ol. 11 Admi'x. Mil'. N. A. Williamson, MANTUA MAKER, OFFEKS II i:it SHItVK I S TOTlli: the ladies of Winchester and vicinity. Hn'uii.' hud several y ars' experience in New Ilauip-hire, she feels conlidetit of girin satislactioii. He ide nee in the Frazcc property, Houth of the Se-minarr. 4'J h7"i7dE 15 E It , Wholrnale nd KtUil Dealer in fi DINGS k FRAMES. Li Pictures, Looking Glasses, I French nnd Arne rienn c;ia. Outl nnd S.junre 1'nime of all Me, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, j Insurance Building. T'nnrKSvlTrnn in fitreet I - ' x INDIANAPOLIS. IND. All kinds of Frames for Show Card, Picture, IVintinr, promptly made to order. .May , Ir-CtJ. ' Jf

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PROSPECTUS or rue WINCHESTER JOURNAL IVir Scries, Io. 1. Editor and Proprlotor IUVE THF. ASSISTANCE.

f 7 Ol the liest W nttri l:oe irl. cc i ui be oM-tini d and ill ve etrry tieitntor in.iac llie pjp r Clfft tLt . ... want oi the lm e Countv in tirh nn r(iii.(.Lii. 11. v LOCAL NEWS iiim-croi.ia puarniup acj fpreftd before the reader.. The GENERAL NEWS -mi. r . i of the whole country will te epitnmiifd for the column of the Jot iai. and nothing of pnrticuUr interest connected itfche world' iroftM will Le entirely over, looked, In the HEALTH DEPARTMENT will be fount! accurate accounts of th täte of the prneral health. Notices of all prevailing tli-easra and c pid mic, with descriptions of thtir nature aud course, the best way to prevent them and their most rational management when they may have seized upon therytm. This 'though a ne w feature in a Newipaper, will be found one of the mot Taluable in tlii. If read and heeded it will be worth the whole cost of the Joi-rai. to the family and the individual. "How to keep well" ig the great epjestion In thin regard. An ounce of prevention ii wortb a tun of eur. Ti e interests of FARM, THE ORCHARD AND THE CARDEN will have watchful advocate in tfca i JüCRVAL. and the trmirn:.!u.t e..;...i ti. EDUCATION of the rising jrenerition will always It I treated na of the first itnportnncr. j It in i v he sni. I, iit short, that the preaj ent rubiirdu x of the.InaAL ha taken i hold .f it with the virw of nmlinp it aa j useful ami valuable as passible tt eveT one of its leader, hoping thnt it may not prove nnpro.iuMe to himself. ' not I every oe of the present reader? lend ft j he! pin:: hand? I.et every one who avmj' ithie with the undertaliii p make him (or!n t-lf a voluntary Mpent to obtain ; suh- rito r f r the p'iper, and l.t fhoe j wlme;iP, furnish item for its columns. ; In this y w can j;et on sniootl lv. THE TEhMs arer-For ,inPlr ,i eri . r-. l .o. Three Ct.pir ftr f4.00r and four f'opit : for JJ.OO. Thj, u tht v.ry !ot, when the money is j aid ia adive JOB OFFICE. OI' am. Kixrs fROMPTLV AND KEATLV EXECUTED AT THE. Journal Office. HLANKS OK ALL KINDS . ... . .... . . i n ,,I,n J ?r. ?r tuict 10 orJfr Wltl -Ptch and precision. Handbills, Posters,. Circulars, Cards, Catalogues, Checks, Bill Heads, Notes, &c. Every thii:, in short, in the line of j Job Printing done at the onuilU.M KOTICU and in a manner Warranted to I'lcase CUME TO THK JOURNAL OFFICE -fur yourJob Printing ! You ihall not po away jom-USnic. J. E. EEVERLYI $io PAID. $100. To el! cooda for the Adams Stwic Maciii: CüriT. Wo will jji r a rim rui-ion oc all good sold by our Ap uts or pay -napes at from $ 10 to pee month. and pay all nece-sary ipne. Uur nisei inc is perlt-ct ia us mrcnr.uKi. A child can learu to operate by kalf r hour's instruction! It is equil to anj Family S tM Machine in ur . cd wc hare reduced the price to Fifte n Dollsri rch mchiD is warranted for 3 yenra Address C. RUGGLF.S, yia-ffl Gen. Ajt., Detroit, ich.