Winchester Journal, Volume 2, Number 18, Winchester, Randolph County, 6 November 1863 — Page 2

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tf .I1V..I I.J w i n n ii km r r i: ft. 'I I ...... .Nov. T. 1 ii.'?, M ;-..;! I.n.M), O t 27. Tlsrcc ,IU ii" luv I fii t'ir.if -! up'n r.tv ul C'nr!ci;.,i, an I w. Ii L, l ir.- v.i f:io !i' II c -riit im:).: f,c Ire i:.t. th? c-ry h?i.t c f I': -pit (HW;'uns ato tooo'ii ,..,, ti e my this afii ru-on. It t--w r- , ir,' . .. -i III-.! ffk . j,i im. a :':p. luM'.-en.'.t ol Vii ;..)ro:.. orsTition.. hit rirct::.,Ff.ric !, u c h.m "l tl'? !!:.-- )..r Ir.t.'i riri v.vr r.t v.orl; 0:1 J.-Vio.i, i-i ttT nr.d .Mo.iitric '!';.( iri.-iy rl.i-s ic-crvcdly t.i-('ii'. II" is f.i i-.-tiy wit.-i :r'i i.-, v 1 ir .is J;:J hi-iur; 01 I Wul: )n is roncnr dt although 1 t,-,; I,-, I -or.t u.ini;;,''

. of docrihin cither would not be so Th, f .Ilajvit.,: iv nvnvcii to- c;. , sat loo f:ir from the platii- . . , ,. . .. , . ) frni to have a very fair view of the II Dr.-AliMV at LnTrvv?.3.t, , ; f () t. 1 1 :.;. p. m. $ ?l'ca:;er. I take him to Lo a man of M.ij. GYi cril Ualh-ch: Imodium stature, about forty live 6i:i .et :ic tiht cf thr nint of years of ape, dark complexion, bend the I'tb th? eni M.v has 11M disturb- well covered with Mack or brown cd in. (it'll. Hooker took nnny , hair faa.f lllUo He dil not impress p-i.on.-rs arnoo- uhou, an; four! mo as a man of rt.markauc jiowcr, oi!i rs. Hi al-o captured nearly , ,. . . 4l 3.00 K,IK-M till,..' Mi los, ii-proiK-rly-i-akmp. an.l in an ...tcl1.V oflir and mca I.UL-il aixl l"it'l;'1 ''",t of v,,'w' 1 ur,,!,l .,l ... ii ,. ii. i would be ditferent were I to hear him

MUH U ! I fb'intd (i. II. Thomas I on his oripinal ami peculiar forte, Mij. (Jen. j temperance, but will have to say, Nasiivilm:, OA. 20. Lookout since 1 7nut9 that I believe had his M i itiin w n Ukeu on the 2Mb by , lecture of Monday cveniup been robour troiis under (Sen. Hooker,' bed of its mimicry, its antics and with th-'i 1 Ith t orp, a portion of bnlToonery, and especially Ijad we not tlu 12th corp and Pibner's div'n- I known that the speaker's name was

lonot t!i? HU eo.-p. u serious i:i:tsilio.i was o.ieieu. Ihe , he river 1.4 no-.v open to ( h itti-1 ... 1 ; .. m l, in I trie Armv o! the C.l;n. lind is telexed from at.v ihn:-! noo berl per mrf aieiiLM yy imcrrupiea tom-i inunication. " j (Jen. I'almr hs been promoted to the coaiin md of the 1 Tit army ; corps over Kjisjean, Reynolds and Shcriinn. Ujuwi-au is very 1 ! A A IHN iTo.V, O.t. H').--At 0 o -. clo.k ye.tenhy morning Mij. in. ; i horn id teb-rnp'if'd fa the ar . ni-'ii I JJerirt'iient as iollo'.vs : Cen. Hooker wn attacked at 2 oVlock IistmVM. an.I a evore ii-.ht I rn i?d, which continue I txo hours, - - 7 - - with liht lo--?.

I7onkr report (at 7:.'M a. tn ,) ' more for anmsement than instrncthe condiu t of our troops to hf;tion. The htn-uae employed is tolhpleadid. They rep il.ed every at-' craMv lMirro,.t ami llot '(ecidedlv tick nnde on ther,!, t:vt urove the , . ., , , , ..,., , . . , utic-li;!!'. tlio.ioh he tlisdams not eri'?:iy troni cverv p )5i!;o:i tiiev as-: , ' 1 ' j caouyh oi vnlijarity in diction and ... . rp i r i ' allu-sio i to como somewhere near to ASJII.NiiTiiN, .Nov. I . I hr 101-, i . ., meetiM"" Mie I'ooiihir denianii. A few I jwin w is received t.i : s niormnj 1 ' at the hevhpnrters of iii ;unv. nrtf.il hits on the tSnV of the coun(iiiATTANOo,. , O. t. '20. i try, and in the praise of one or two To Mij. (ien. II. V. II Heck: j of o'ir military notalles just now in la I Ii li'ht of 1 1 - T isiUt th ene-! newspaper repute, ino4 efTectually my atttcked (Ifii. (leirv division, j hroujzM (the feet of )ihe house. oted at Wan iliitehie. 1 nf,.vlan l of course were cut and drv for milde the attack on three dd'.'S, and y broke hi c.unj) a1, one poinf, hut .. . i . . it .i . ,.i It fearing I mnv seem to he were driven buk in the most u- " i i r lant Mvle bv part of UU force, the 1 i'f11 l11 "-t-iredly of tins Mol of renninder bein held in reserve. ! t'ao peoile, and especially rememhei (Jen. Howard, 'whilst inirching to inir that the paper mu-t be iretM Ue.iry's relief, was attacked in t!ie w ell up when you receive tliis, I will Hank, the enemy occupying in force ( briu- it toaehnc promising, when two coiimnndin hills on the left :l ,norc convenient opportunity ocof the road. He ! iii,:.edi;;tely th.-ewj c.jrs lo ivo Mr Goimh a fair chance

forward two of his regiments and

. , , , a l ' UlUMll llllli n 11 111 in l i .iiiuiuvii'ii. took both at tn3 por;i ol the hay-( . , , .1 1 t ' It is of verv little consequence, howonet, thiv:n the enemy from In s CI . 1 breastworks and aerosi Lookout. wllt ,n:l.v be or your es(jroe;- ! timation. He has the "wlnte.straw ' In this lirilliaut success over! and the rest will be after him so lonr their old adversary the 11th and s he can keep it. I know you will Kth corps are entitled to the high- : be disappointed if I can tell you of est praise. j no oriin-d thought or mode of c.-rSi-aedJ Gko II. Tiiomas lUtir anythin- of the M tjorCieneral. , WnJ off h fl3 ho N ashixüton-, .ov. 2. I he re- Frcnhm3Il Mill ue3Capeil out of mv ceipts at the Internal IJevenue liu- . lean in CMobor were 51) per cent.! memory." Of course I did not ev in excess of thoe lor Spiember, pect the speaker to come up to the and inehuVJ about $l,0.M.üüü as standard the capricious public has tax on deposits and circulation of fret for him; nor scarcely, indeed, banks. The entire receipts tdnee. as in the case of the Irishman whose the H.treau went into operation are pi .Ud'nt weigh as much as he exnearly $03,000,0 JO nearly $10,- .t j nnl ho lievcr thought it 000,000 for Ii,t month. LuhF'-scarcelv to mv own-an.1 The Unionists earned ihe elec- did'nt. But I must "press the contions yesterJiv, in all the three , . T .i sj. . i . t elusion. J. k. It. Northern tltes, Mass utmsetts,! New York and Wisconsin. bv sweep-1 r - in maiorities. In Xew VorK City; TAI K 1 OR T,IK the Copperhead majority is reduced There is a general disposition to iro.n aO.UOO to 22,H)0. i regard some of the features of our In St. Iv.fi the Iia Jical Union national situation as inevitable evils; party achieved a great victory, beat thing to be lamented, but not to be in tin Hliir Conservatives and avoided or reformed. A sort of op- ( opperha Is bv O')') umioritv. i i- ? .t ru ,, 4 . - ' timtsm iirevails, a belief that even t roui other p:rts ot Missouri we , . . , . havepirtial returns which shnv tb.ng is wrking on toward success Hidical majorititM in most case?;' llJ,it0 as as lhe nntr f things but we cannot guess the result in Nillallmv. It has been clearly shown the State. j that reverses may and do help us. Tie Unconditional Union5 We havc Iuore tiian once re:lIi(l the men ol Louisville, Ky., hue is ' "advantages of defeat." And good fue J a call to their friends through men whose souls are weary with the out the United Stafs for subscrip- burden of the nation's sutlering, who turns to joint to,k lor the purpose; feel the ngonv of our whole people ot etUishina Duly Newspaper j aH if it were their own, are powerin Louisville, to represent their f,,n .,--, i i ... , , xiew,. The .urn ot '$10,000 has fncM ?'.thls comfortable Viread v Lcea uLiiined. 1 u f ?Ur tion. , .,! 1)o"d tless there is a sense in which

v cu. i.uuer im i n n assigned to the t ominand ol the Department1 f o I x- .1 .i ci outh trginia and .Wth Cars lini, hdqoirters at Fortress! vieu. i.uuer in t een asMgnro ... Monro-, vie: (ie:i. Fr,!er. who is ordf r?d to report at Washington. There is talk of th Anny of! tht IV.oniac soon going into winter Ituiters, viifjc they en takoeareof aumtori

Editorial Correspondence.

I Kitl.iiH.n.l. Xor. 4th lSOS. You knmv buy imich my tmin w.n l'irhhi'l. Tlii'ii nt seiniU"! fli!l to !. ti:no I t'toi.'lit, :i;jvl I nlmo-t 1 --' vnlrol of n nrliiri-r Indianapolis in j time f;r Co i-irs Irctnrc. Hut Mr I'ntman's plan v.orkecl finely. Mr. IK-cm v.r.itin at the Dc-jiut with tin; tuktU in hand. He took Mr. v(,;nv and myself, (s'.ippcrlfs) to a tolt r.il.iv ir.ir locality in th- Hail. canu v to si! expectation, 1 1 i licvc t!n Hall (.Masonic) was not liiU'd to . 1 ' .... . "t:nort rapacity. I he ram r.l :md di tcrred many from poin. and thus nifordrd consiilcraMi relict to t!u - who did. Hut the audience rpi( table and joying, there for. t,(C ei. t ;r; ,,i 0 w.is a "success" I wu- to tell you some th in:; ahout the lecture and the man. The task r;ouiit xvo:ili hvo falk-u rather I llat upon that expectant audience. ... 4 He cavo us his hvtnre on upec , , , , , , r ,,ar FpKs d book of ma in""w,i" . - - which he turned as he proceeded thouph that seemed the principal use he bad for it. He certainly oupht t( havo tlult iocturc bv heart by this th,10 n consists of asort of runninp description of persons of marked jM.'culiaiities of character, dealinp principalv witll tho aiMVrent classes . lt ... , .. , of "bore. His lelineation .md Pronation of character are to the Ie, ami hero is tlie preat lascination. He is more the actor than the orator, and people run after him to redeem himself in mv estimation. , thi t ,,, , ,.r. viuiii.tor is crri-r i.i-n ) thi, t! ,s (.on i . edge the utmost 4l . that lt m,ut take force ot the truth time to change and re!nove what is wrong; that wo must W:,it :ls weU 03 wrk. ijut we think tlti lias llex flleientlv luItca o. c nave ?rcat IHed of iatienec, but we may have too much of it. What the time demands is not resignation

but energy. We want a faith which Inspires action. To accept the belief that a particular evil is inevitable is nt the way to remove it. If it will require a

lo;i time and a preat deal of work to r iih.Iv it, Uktc the more need that we bepin at once and work hard. It will continue to be unavoidable while we let it alone. The Mar will not end itself. We have unlimited faith in tlie power :ml ultimate success of lipht princi ples; but rilit principles are elective and triumphant only when they fill the hearts and puide the lives of men as ; eontrollinp inspiration. We have no patience with tlie idle notion that jut because we have Hipht on our .ido we shall, of course, succeed, whether we do much to achieve success or not. The triumph of the Hiitht in this struirple is not yet secure beyond the possibility oi failure, nor w ill it be for a lonp time to come. The American people have full control of the whole matter. It will be as they choose. Destiny pauses today, waitinp the decision of a question greater in what it involves than was ever before submitted to a nation. Our future is to be one of prosperity more ploriotis than the world has ever seen, or of desolation more ten ible,pf ruin more complete. The confidence of loyal men in the ollicers who administer the National Government has sometimes a morbid development. We ma)' depend on them too much. If all is left to them and they fail, the loss and the responsibility for it will both be ours. We believe in Mr. Lincoln. Our faith in his honesty is absolute and without qualification. He is thouphtful, shrewd, and largely endowed with practical common sense. TJicse qualities are invrduuble. Hut other qualities are also indispensable. The nation is engaged in a most terrible laiion is engaged in a most tcmoie .onfliot The Proo-lont U tbo ol.L f .OnilKl. ll)( 1 ristlHIlt IS lue Ullel executive oflleer of the nation. lie! c exc nrx-.lj nA'irnmi i r iter. !- . n .,-1ir.n it comes. ?Ir. Lincoln does not fliink htmsolf, t t ... . r . i a great man. lie tioes not Claim to be a leader, does not think he is required to be a leader. Nor do we. We do not object to his theory of his duty, which is, that he is simply to execute the will of the people, for I peo the people an? sovereign. Iut ?Ir. Lincoln is constitutional! v timid and! luiulrtting. If he has followed the) people.il has been rt a great dis-l tanee. J hey have been, from the beginning and until now, f;ir in ad vance of him. They are radical, but j the poliev of the Administration lias 1 been uniformly as conservative es it could well he made. v do not respect or trust the President less because he has made mistakes. The best and greatest men make mistr.ke:;. Put it should be constantlv remembered that all of Mr. Lineohi's mistakes have been, on the side of conservatism. There has not been a single exception. lie has never blundered bv being radical. This moderate policy, as it is called, has more than once imperiled the nation's life bv trving to conciliate its enemies. And this still goes on. There is nothing to indicate that anv important change is nbont to be made in the policy of the President. The voice of the people does not very easily reach the ear of their chief servant. He is surrounded bv men w ho are not at all desirous that he should know what the people wish, or should fully execute their will. It is not likely that the President reads newspapers much, and if he did they would not tclMiim what the masses say and feel. The Press generally i tells truth on some subjects; on ithers, only half-truths or the tdiadow of truths. Put the people can speak effect -ivelv. Our National Legislature will soon assemble. Let the people adopt true principles, and make Justice their law and their aim. Let them see to it that their own position is secure; impregnably intrenched in right. Then let them insist, through their representatives, that the whole war power of the nation shall be promptly and vigorously employed in executing the laws enacted at the last session of Congress to aid in suppressing the rebellion. Some of the most important of these measures have not been carried into effect in accordance with the original design. Those who predicted that certain enactments of the last Congress would be practically null and powerless, have used their utmost energies to verity their own prophecies, and to defeat the only measures which can save the couiitrv. Let the people take note of these things. Let them think, speak and act. An interesting letter from Tennessee by Mr. E. J. Putman is in type, but is crowded out ; will appear next week.

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,,M..f v'i.,o!u.ttrtti.JvicinUv,llal; HmM? do..r hi th town of Vu,c!uOr. atelv or.fi.rd out a I J;"'!" ''h .""t) I""!: n.i. i fit r f,.r ,To at 1 11 u')1il' :ujctij!i the rrnHaiiJ tMfits l-irtre

cit-zi I luve I Xew Boot and Shoe Store, in the n w Kuildin, ()i:c l)r Xorlh of John Hoss' Grocery .

Kast si-Je Public Squire, where w ill btfouti.l ' )u U, fo.rtim, avoJ upou f.iihirc to rri . ... . ci-ivt mim 'ii!icient to sti-Iv th !m

iioois ana .iiucn . , . . I ol t verv wecn;tu.n, rro:nl0 to 2" per Cent Cheaper, j tfiaii can be bought any .lace clC. Abo, in connection with Sale Work, I iiOoitil M:"nnvfiictui'iiifr A Lb KINDS OF WOKK TU OKDbll. Shoe Maker's Findings of all kinds kept constant)' on hand. A lare Sum;.1v of SOLE LEATHER on hand at all times a. cheap as the cheap est. DESIRABLE f M FOR SALE. WILLo'Terat Paldic Sale at the C-.Miit House door in ihe town of W ineln st r, on Saturdav the lMi day of November

MATQ ANfl rP5 lion live (.; ui lownsiiip iwen.y one 1.-1; o. TOOTHACHE als ill it cure ins tint! v. MIO HW Ran?efilt,enEi and the North Eist Muar- rr ,., ,MjiJitv ,I Uriicral in endless varietv, cheap fur cash. tl.o rtla E .;t quart. rf . rt.on hve f :litUio ari,in-from imprudence or ex- , r t 1 () 1" town-hij) twenty oue ("Jl) of Lnngehf- j t ;4 h;n;nent in n, inot happy and un(ve me a cull before Prch.,.nS el.e- tf?(,,?,, i flti ii,',, n med v. Acting direct Tpon the w,ltrt' ,v n rrvpr bxecuted a- the Tropf rty of ho-ot N .! m nou lilS!llt it nlm,tlituä anil rcviiilie v,-- t . ... f "'-''V; IV.rter, at th.- suit ol -'ohM-on . 1 ei i ine , b ,j rc.u cs it to elasticity und inehester, Oct. lo. 1?... lo it al. ami J-ime Moorm in. ,fT...:

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i.fit. tlie DESIRAULK M) acre FARM oflffliJi; rM.l.r.i-ne 1 r --pertfullv inform

h vi Stil l v ili -ceased. Possession jiiveii im-. 1 medi.it el y. T'UMS OF SALE. One third of the purchase money to he raid on dav of sale, the i. ui lining two third ' to be paid in tuic and two years witii inter- j f et on hl ITC I J) iV m nts, notes io ue jjiuii ( waiving valuat ioii and ajpraisnnnt laws. (JKORC.E W. .MONKS. Adm'r with will annexed Oct. !H!i lrGl. 15 Lilosr College n . l o 1 OO-RlOll COITimCnCeS tlie Zlli W-JnrJ01. nf Qonombpr W L tilt .bad V Ul OoUi,UiIIUCl , SKlTKMBF.i: tTllf) i 1 o continue tourteen weks fullioi S- $1 & ?" Contin-'ent Inn.:r.l per week .. .-. . The pitronar of the pnl.iie i invited. i:lm:nlzi:ii TrcKi:n, l'rtilett. tkbL DjiiLSS UUliJiJ, at tiu: TRADE PAL AC and WEST WASH IKGTOri-ST. j , I J u-t Ooenul ri v ,'N ui.Aflv sTi.ivS, . j All wi.hln and nmlity. pi.ai. !i;t ii i;;:sui!:, All colors. im ii s i.AM) s:i.i;s, :t!C2I l'A. V SSi.h.s. Sid ndid a.-sort m nt . ; It!( oi.t.-Itl.!) Jioir.lIS, Plain, Striped and Fi,i:ur-d. PLAIN SILLS AND SATINS, For L.nin anl Party Dnsses. iisK "(lim :i:Ai.,"' itiirr si i. lis, Plain Ta.'.'eln. Fixnm Delaine, Phiia 1'iench Jcriiiocs, French Iti-pp, AM colors. ILPIIIINS CLOTHS, OTTO'IAN CLOTHS, STUN LT) .MOHAILS, bliAt'i: UK I.FLVAS, PAULS HOYA LS, P015 hOY PLAIDS, IILA.IK LO.MI5AZINFS, .MOFKNlNC (.LNOllAMS, I K FN CI I CHINTZ, KICH PLAID POPLINS. FUFNCII DIAOONALS, MLKKIMACK PI I NTS, SPKAOFFS PÜINTS, PACIFIC PRINTS, AM KPICAN PHI NTS, DUNNFLL'S PRINTS, MOUUNINC. PRINTS, SI si inc. IO rd & Co. TRADE PALACE. Het nianket nnil Quilt?, 3Itilin And Shcctinps, Napkins, Doilus, FLANNELS, All kinds and colors, FKFNCII CASSLMFIJ F.S, Suprbb-L Fancy Styles. cloths ad cAssi..ii::tr.s, For men and llovs. j HOSIERY En Hess variety. O LOVES Full line. i:.)IHHOH)i:iUI S, Hnlmonil !kir-, KEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY, HUME, LORD & CO., CLOAKS AND SHAWLS A T HUME, LORD & CO'S. NliWSTYLKS. French S.jT Shawl-, Striped Taister Shawls, Thibet Shawls, rirocI.eT.ordereJ Shawln, Trarclling Shawls, for Ladies and Gentlemen. Trnvelin? Cloak, CoFJ Ciotb Cloak?, Black Cloth Cloak;, clues, and ....T. . . . . e ti .i riKCI-XAl!, , fmi rurtj. of .11 tk. latest and mot approved u!e. (.arrncnts made to orJer In my style at tho.-t notice. TRADE PALACE,

West Washington Street, ludtnnnpoli, Sept. 29, 13

r.MTni) STATUS

MARSHALS SALE. TIJV Viri i .t ril " bx-i-un to me Otlimnl fmm t.eClcTkcnVcin.e C.rt.it (.'..nt ,. 'J;lf,l Stat.n for ll.t C.ri t t,,l It' . ..4 InJi .1.1 f m :!1 Tu(sh!i, the 147 tlrj of .Vor. lsl, f)t-tf-rM t'uo'liour? of 10 oYUtk, n. ii - anJ 1 o'clock, p. w. of sa i dr. at tho C.url tr f m win oi vrtr if ti (tklti.u. mi ?-a rril.ci re! ...J in Kanao!, h C.Mintv .in I Stute of IuTwina, to w it : Tiic North ha-t j'j;irtt r of the N'rlh Vs. qu iit r oi -ictiop two (0) avij tln North Wi t juarttr of the North V .-t o,i n! r of -i-iiiiii oiip ' 1 ) all in T.wn-lil Nimlrrn I Hill at the .-vone time an I i! ice o!fir for t ? lie in like rn.itiru r the fre pimj-Ie of the ! Mme. Takt n a th- propert()r J -ho M. I.ur is at the suit of Solomon Stnr-i. S.ile to) b m.i'le itlio.:i anv relief whattrir Irom valuation or apprai-ctnent l.iws. I). G. ROSE r. M ir. Ilr I.S. Jlir.ELOW, October 27, l-fi:i. 17 Dept'r. I) V VIRTUE of one decree an l one F.I t cut ion to me directed from the Ran dolph P. Court, I will cxioe to sale at the Co. ut House dor in U nichcster, Randolph Countv. I:.tii ma. on Saturdav. tl;e 1 Ith d iv of November, l"i:i, between the hours of, iMiiVbirk A. M mid -f -iVIiwk l of said dav the followin-real tsMte. situated! in Randolph County, Indiana, to wit: The W est hall of the North hist pnrter or sic- j II 11 ,l M I HI I . J A. 11. JEN KIN'S, Sh'lV 11. (j. Oct. irth ivi. n;

f "T""T "T T" NZT" "I T '5''rlK,vcrT vit'tim of tliis dtstressins complaint L.A.X-J..ls J--- -1-1- V -1- j shöohl 'n e it a trial, lor it will not fail to

AND M ANTUAM AKINGT Jj the h nii.sof Wii. ehest r and ieii.iy' Uli it th y h ive ommeiic d the .Millinny and dress .Making busin sx, in J. II. Jo'i'ion's It'iildinu' .n Va.h;nton Street. H iviii ' had several vears experioice tliev j ,ttl.,. tlutn-rlvi s they will !e aole to give satisiaei ion tt t!ie most fastidious. Thev luve a iiood as?ortnn nt of BONNETS AMD KATS, ami will keep for sale, FJowcrs. IFlbbons, Pluir.C, and I )lC$ Trimming genrrallv. ' ' . i Now Wr,,U , of th-l.est Al.t. rial and latest Styltsat reasonable prices-Soib-d 15.nnts :;lt r-d, colore!, bleaeo-' fl.I'iiss.d and trimmed to order. 1 . . 1 i .... l...-t.... I l.i bit . i I .'V ininn. ft if . i'ii' - .. i . ... . i ......... .... ilu melvis belere purchasing M ATI LI A SI MON Vti'l Vl Vlhll'l 71.-P .'I. 1 ll.l I .l.ll II' l.l.(.l.ll. . ...... - I i ii-o.fi r. i I .:. j .i c '.rtf t i ... . : i.... I ,. ",! fI.lv s'r,w' t stwir le.rs, colors. It roil v. no -I all ;it ntv M iiiiU'actoi v at Fannl ind, and J on will In- u! jdii d. t furrt'f. Il.t't J trtrtrt Sfrntf. JOHN s-LEllM-Lli. F;.rml..n 1, O.t. I-t. l-i;:. I i t S. i WERDEN & CO., JV.u. rsaml j rs m POI'C f CT TIOYT?7 V M MVO a MAi llMl 1 , Photographs and PIIOTO'JRAI'J! A LB CM 3; I arrest S:o-I; of MEDICAL BOOKS, In this Srat-; als , t r i f tin ttitimMii r rr-r

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(lilt Window Shades, CURTA'N GOODS & V!?ID0 FMXTVStitS. OPPOSiTE GLENN'S BLOCK, I .in ill. 'I li fl I I . . I I l. I) n .

All orders promptly filled, Cash and Trade!. ....... n . .".. i mess ntirsuit. it is :tll n nl t ili. r firm.

lor Ra-'. II Vs. At ii. t. a.t:so.v, .M mufacliirers of Photorajihic .Materials, iOI HKOADW AY, N. Y. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Our Catalogue now embrace euiidera bly over l'oiir Thun nut! different sub jeets (to which additions are continually lieinr made) of Portraits of Emintnt Americans, etc., viz: 72 M iior-(en rals, 1!Ü Rri-.-Oenerals, 2.V.I Clonels, l I.ieut.-Colonels, '2 1 Other Officir. li'2li Statesmen, l'J7 I. vines, I II Authors, :iU Artists, 11 "2 Stnjre, Cd Navv t'l'icers, U Prom'nt Women II? Prominent I-Wisn Portrait. ;..vKi copies or works or akt, Including: reproductions uf the most cele brat-! E:irvinrs, P.tintinp, Statues, kc. Catalogues sent on recfipt of Stamp. An ord r lor One Dozen PIC'I URES from our Catalogue w ill be tilled on receipt of fct.SD, and seut by mail free, IMIOTOIlIl lTnÜT ALBUMS. Of these we manufacture a preat variety, ranging in price from .') cents to .."') each. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of bein; superior in beauty rd durability to any others. The smaller kinds can be sent palely by mail at a postage of fix cVnts per oz. The more expensive can be sect by express. We al:o k"ep a large assortment of Sterescopes AND STERESCOPIC VIEWS. Our Catalogue of thrse will be sent to any address ou receipt of stamn. j .VTniVV . i. ' Manufacturers of Photographie Materials. ! .oi rUOADWAy"Nv Y0I!K. j Priends or relatives of prominent military J men will confrr ä favor by sending n their ' lilunx t n 'I'll V It' I 1! itA L TN t fur. I fallv and returned uj ired. riiir Ainiint -i."iae to wrnrr ior congregations to jTeser.t to tlu ir Pastor, or for other purj-ose will? suitatU inscriptions Jc. t.i fm

DR. SWKET'S

Infallible Liniment, TUR Grcit External Remedy. FOK KHK! ' M M TS M, C.i )V T. N V.V II AL CIA, U' -M T. A(iOt STI 1 r N l.CK AN D JOINT S srK AT.N'S.I'.RlT-r.S, Cl'TS AND WOl'NDS. V 1 1. Ils.iJKAl). AClli:, AND AM. KlIIXMATIi: and ni:i:vl's i:soi:rn:i:s. Ko ul t'( lii h it i ;i m.-i-!t -tn.y rt rtain remcIr, au-i i;cvr f.til. Tin litinutt b r jnr vl Irom thf n cip? of lr. Stj'h-ti S i tt of C .i.nci tit-wt , tl.r f.m.m I-m t (r, aol h:i lc( ii UM.l in h ; notice for more than tntv rar vit!j the iuo?t a. tor;i!iini; :u e. AS AN ALM;vr TOn ori'.MN.it i. unru ailed bv anv prtpaiation before tlie pnt.l.e, ol which the mot skejtical maj be coiixuicctl fT a single trial. This I.ii.inunt vi!l cure rai'idlr and radi rallv, RHKt'MATIC DiOUI)KRS of eve rv kind, and in thousands of ca-es where it b ! been u?cd it has never been known to I til. FOR NEI.'K ALC.IA, it will aflo.d immc diate relief in tvtrv case, however dilris iniT. h will relieve the wor-t ese of HEAD .CHE in tlnee minutes and is warrauted t do it tiL'or. I'or 14 Sr, As an external remedy, we claim tliat it i the btst Known, and we I ehallt ncre tlie world to produce an cpul. I al'ord immediate relief, and in a majority of , cas'S will eiVeet a r.iic.i. cure. ! (tiinsy ami Sure Throat are some- ! time s extn niely ir. aliquant uml dangerous, i Uni a timelv application of this Liniment w iH luvt r fail to cure S;t liio are soui-tin-es vrrv bti:iate, and ! , i,;,,,--. m ut of the joints is liable to occur ( ti,-j( et d. 1 lu t est :- m o be con r d bv this Lniuunt in two or thrie I 11 1 i . . iti Iii'-, Cut, 'ti5!!..S.rr'-. I'li-'T, ! liiniiM n:il Sc.il! -. ild readily to l!n j wond. r!ul he iin? J r a rlu-s o k. .wkkt s Inkaf.i.iri.k Liniment w hen used aeeordin i to liitt ctions. Also, ( hilh'ainst. I'rostctI I t, ln-4-f! Ilitrn mil I siimr. i:vj;rv hoilse owxeu i-houhl ii:iv. th'n runuiy nt b.wnl, for its timelv u-' ;it the Jirst appearance of Larnewill . luctu lly juev i.t those formidahie di- s, to whieli alllo ri s are liable. , .ue ;i-; s, lowiuen ann. ri s an-ioim', and wl.ie!. r.m'.r m.ny otherwise valuaI 11- b -.r- - ... -..rlv wort!,'. , ()v,ri'u.r I tin 'ml vi.l.iuf.iry fe-t:iiioni i's J f t!lV w irrf ,,ir.itive prop, rib of this: L'niin nt bav.- !. n re -eiv-d w it'nin the 1 ist two years, ami in.oiv oi t.iem Hum pi r.-ons. in tlie n.insi i i n k s i iiie. (anlbnj. .1 i t i To avo:. imposition. ob-i v' the S:;;n i UM e l"M ... h II i- in I I. .11- ''.I ..- . . . I - 1. . . . . I- I.. w'.. . . . ... .. . I . I it i . .. . i . . i. it i i ,. . .! .- ii. I.iMuoiil I w 1 1 m fir i;i,i ol i.ic.oiot - . . , . , .. t.-, itboii w'.M-h lfm., ai-o niiuie. KiCir AFIO-IA C . S V l'i"p: i t rs, Nrv ii h. Cf . For S ile bv a!. Dealers. Illy, dicea-'!, laf of U i-' b.lph C.nivtv. Said f zt!ETii sNt ::'!:.-? WILLIAM SANHF.L'S. S.-t. Ith, J .1 'ior. A FI'.U REASONS WHY THE A?J ERIC N WATC IS TIIF. REST. , ., . . , , ., .. i is mi'. eon the In st prmeij.Ic, while toe ,ei::n ,raU-l, is generally made no pr, .- rip:., at all ! Ut .is io-.k at the e-.trast. T'-e Pr :-r j Wiitr! is ,:.:.! m.dr Im .vom:, anl l..y-, Irj . !. v !iMe tin tr lalx.r is -a ap, U. .r work is le.iv at .tr.v pivee. Suvh Aatehe are I ... . . , i , . . 111 nie v ltliout !i ih. al.. S.. l l!!;.o.t -II l r1 ante. Ti. y nr. ii re- ulae i.i nsli im t um, .i!il ipiitc as ii r 'ui ir n. tu i i- uf . l'i.i y ire de-';j::i. d onlv to r. and t'.u- I.u. r is ..." ,, . , " . t!i-turty ist thoroiLhH o!d. llosel.o 1 J r have kept in-rcs," 4-!i pii. V and 'Sis i le ! s ill pi .s-ed i . : r for a 1 w ar II apiireciato the tru'h ol' oi.r st it- nn-nt. mi e p l a n of the a .m eric a n W TCr Iiist.'.id of bein ' ni . 1- of s vr il hundi id little pirei s, sen w.-d lo-i t!i r, ih body of the American Watch is formed of SOi.i D PI 'ri'c v . : - :. . . . i I I. A I l..-. s) j ir int r.ei s with t'i 1t.trmony o its woikin-, and no sadden s.-ioek ean throw its micl.h. ry out of ear. So cis.ion f)iie part from another isunknowti I 1 i -i- i . . . . - rly as a single fneceol mct.il. It is just what all iiiai-hini rr should be 1st. ACCURATE Ud. SIMPLE. 3.1. STl.ONtL 1th. ECONOMICAL. We not only secure CHEAPNESS bv our system, but QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch can be b o-jht for less money th in the foreign malr htlirr.e but that for its real value it is sold for out-half the price. OCR SOLDIER'S Watch fnvned Wm. Ell ry) is what its name indicates Solid, Substantial, and always Reliable warranted to t;.nd any amount of .Marching, Riding or mzbtiii?. OUR NEXT HKHIER QUAE ITY OF WATCH (named P. S. P.artlttt) is similar in size and general appearance, but has more jewels, and a more elaborate Cni tdi Oiril LADIES WATCH, recently brought out, is put up in a great variety of p Uterus, many of them of rare beauty and workmanship, is piitc small, but warranted to k'fp time. OVH YOU N G 0 E N T L E M A N 3 WATCH is neat, not large and just thcthinj fur the pocket of Young Amtrica. THE PKOOFof the merits of our watch may be found in the fact that we now employ over five hundred workmen in our factories, and that we are tili unable to supply tke constantly increasing demand. on THUEE-QUAUTER FL ATE WATCH is thinner and and lighter than the others tint we have described. Its fine chronomitcr balance i delicately adjusted to correct the variation caused by changes of tempera ture. These Wutches are chronometrieally rated, and are the fruits of the latest e;periraents in chronotnetry and are made by our workmen, in it separate department of our factory. For the finest time-keeping qualities they challenge comparison with the best works of t!;c ost famoui I.::glUh and Swiss makers. ROniUNS A. APPLETON, Agent. for the American Watch Compa. ny, 1S2 Hroadwny Nrtv York. f"evow Im

American Tea Company, ! . ,

51 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK; Since it organization, ha? created a Bw cm in ihe historr cf "Wholesaling Teas ix this cor.MKY. They Ijjvc in'roducfd tlnir Icetior of And nre sr'np the ni at not over Two Cents (.02 cnts) pr pound -IWf f(M, in etr di riuting frvia th OXK PRICE ASKED. Another peculiarity of the Compact ii. that their Tr.. Tastir not only deiutes hi time to the clertion of their TEAS aa to fjualitv, valne, aad particular t vb for particular Joe iliti s of country, 1' http tie Tr Imyrr In rhome tut j thrir ttwrmin.$ $f'rk mich Tf.s an art left aJuitrtt to ki$ - articular trantn, and not only this, but irnnts out to htm tke l-rnt bargain. It is c.vsy to see the incalculable adrantage a 'Vr 1'ivia has la thi eetablifhraent orrr all others. If he is no jnLi of Ten, rr the Mnrkrt, if his time is valuable, he has II the bene tits of a well orr ni 7il -y-tem of doin: I usli;css of an ivivienre ruj'ilal.vt the judgment of a irofe'uniul Tea 'i'ater, ud the ktiowled-'v of snernr salesmen. 1 his e nabfr all Tk Imijt rf r.o matter if they are thousands of'niiWs from this mirkit to purchase tm ns goud tiruis here as the New Yoik wurchauts. l'ariiei can ordt? TrA anJ will be served) by ns n well a though Ihey cHine tin iiincIv btinp si re to t orizinn! .iin:i?. trr iphts aitd la: es; and the Tea, are Wanantt! as n prestnted. tx r ti: t . r . . . . t r i-nt- n i rirr i.isi m in- v.i.inj'aiiji Teas, which will be sent to all whoordtf it; cowrnisiNG H)son, Young Hyrcn, Imperial, Gunpowder, Twankay rnd Skin. Oolong, Souchcng; Orange aud Hyson Pekoe. ....r.,,. - cd and uncolor.d. Th?- Iit b,s no. ; (,, roFL ('l.t'-KS, n J.-i:oi Tea of every .escription, colorkind f 7'r.A divided inain. Iv : CVllCO. 2.1:4 CAIil.u. FlNH, FlNl'r. ih.t v.ry o.e ni y i;m! r.-tai.d lr:n tt,cr ; w o.d thr j nrrn annexed that the I emp.ity ait UderiMO'i ii to unlers-il the. u bole T U.V. tr.r.le. We v'tarant-t tn ,ll ALL OFL T K A atiiftonr W I M I.N I (.01 ctut) t- r I'Mil. Ohl re Cost. In ll lli' llilS to In- httra t,1 ! lo tin. ni iov ho lia e I. r. totore b u ra:ii: I.iio.i.i.iu. Pn.ti. GREAT AKERICA?! TEA CCfPANY, Miro;:Tr:::s and johhhhsv ITo. 51 V csoy Street, HALLOO!! i r?"V:E i eo l. are b.iiminir at h nctli to ! 2 I .-tilt that Iii v en liuv the bst Mini ' li.it -.-t Fn.it and Ornainental Trrts 1 f At thC UlllOU CUy NUKCry,- ! .VV ' r', d U.U ,ld it jh'tftl Hilt' S X'iU '!i-r .! of' Totrr, ;, tlir uiuhf nu',t.l ,',', ;,... ,,, ci;ic li.JL '!'! n !. u:- . e Firm rs and Fruit Cmw, ' - "u's buy y ..r Tri t s und O r c Vine :imi- n.i i ii in- in . ii i u.n. nun .itj.i . , i I i , . . . 1 . nr ii .-oi I a ii.! -.i in. it ; ami ul ii.e In ;,. ,,.,. ... ..., .....i. .i, .,;,;,.!. .,f ... . . ... .1 . !..-.. I .-... .1 . I .. I . ...... pu :iil' s.!-!, I. ..lthy, straight Tn-tP, tnl li tum .ut no .I:im-I, n.-lrrted or r I'.m'tv 7foek;Mi.h Tu f or 'iin t biuir nl .. , ... . vas u .s;it;.-l :e:.rv to the j i.i.;.-atir ii.d of propa-i ..j,,".,, :1, .t.n.n.1 Vie Tl: u In wise in t ime, and ii.Mcad of I" lur TR AHSIEMT CANVASSERS, ! "''et d and r Ins d t lek .1 E is lll lO:l - r i . Iiii n-ar home, .Mu. 'i'noi'1 tin- k'ti-i, ith short stiib-. ,v i.. i , 1 1 i . h.U" d a I at I li n , are .fold as W.-tirn nil Tries. .Many or ' th se t.eraiul.ti: itin IVllow- b int klmw . , ... i ! whit sort d nits i.l bt 1 Ii vt red, and v,rv ft.w c ir,. Th.ir uhj. et is to sdl yeMr i which too are i ry like! to find ihey have 1 belore yc.u ;.re thr.u-h, if jou listn t( .... r t- l ... ineir ion? siriui's i h n;.. aii are present id from ciimii.-.' when- thev can but APPLE k PEACH TREES Of the l.est .pi.-ility for P21;. rent it piere, Mini things in prin.rtiotif and l.ii:e lots lor lcs-. The Proj.rietOT sf irtd in this busines four ears ao, wiih the ir termination uf iineiu, by actual pr.l, thai his Trees, i Fiant-, and Vines, f.-r l.eallh, bcanty ami choice kinds of Fruits and good benri rs. cannot be Mtirpass-!, if piallel, by any other concern i the whole country. He ba fpared no labor or rpette to have the bttt kinds the whole country affords. Then be w ise in time, b fore it ii too Ute, and increase the Value of rutin hornet by planting largeiy of the bct Trees iim) fruit of all kinds, for the plaure and profit of eating ami selling the best piality of fruit of all kinds the whole year round, and pure wine from the choice grapes and btrrits, to cheer and stnnuthiu you in old age and icknes. lioth iruit and wine are good for health an 1 strength, in their plans. Petu r buy yjur Trees in the Fait, when the roads are good and you can get your pick and choice of fre.h dug Trett, w ith plenty of roots, and from A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of all kinds. This Is best, though vou raay bot plant till Spring. Here vu will tind large Iota of the fincat APPLE, PEACH, DWARF PEAR, CHERRY, AFRICOT TREES, GRAPE YINF.S, Of all the bet and hardy kinds, as well as ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs, J'tuht and Ptrpttuvl Jlotes. In short, every thiag kepi in a well arrarced Nursery, Persons bin in? of rneormv A"rnt, will be FURNISHED WITH A PAMPHLET font linin? plain instructions on the sublet of 1'I.iiitiifjr and Fruit (Jrow ing pr n rallr, and tperi-lly of the Peach, Plum aiij Dwarf Tin pint-rally, Ti.js n ill Le cf great advantage to bepinnirs, Order by mail ku'.ititcd ar.d pmmptlf filled with the best stock on hand at the time. When tlie rash is forwarded with the order, the trees will be well packed, and fuir.isheil at any of the Upion City Dipots, rilEE OF CHARGE. Cnstomeis car-d for free. Agenta wanted at nil times to solicit orders for tret a, Kc, . Tt GEORGE GEIWART. I'nion ('iff, Uanddjh Co.. Ir.diqnt, Fept. 11, J-U. V)