Winchester journal. [volume], November 21, 1862, Image 4

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.M 11X11 COWS i.n FALL AM
HI. VT UK.
Milling . oxccpt for a short F-r-i
iod after the birth of a calf, is al
t ,. I. - : i ! . 1 , !
Nitun- inten.!.! animal, to Vi'M;fin(.IElt!jllrill3t,iewin,or ,,,
I ii 1 Ik omIv while it should le
co.-.iry for tli sustenance of the
younj; Lut by Ion:? tninin:;, ar-
J n. . . i I
, . I
n.l tl.HIowol .-n.Ik.s rro.on
lor months and even tor yesrr,
after the natural period has pa.-s-id.
Partly (or this reason, no
fccrrtion of the cow i morv va
$ily affect d by treatment of the
animal. Any derangement of
- . ' i
fct. in the decreased quantity!
and quality of the milk. Itsho'd
also le Lome in mind that the
tontiual flow of milk bevond
the natural period is no small
drain upon the vital functions ofi ; . .. .. n
. , , . . .. , : tre minor How many a room
an animal, and tins should be . 1 ... . . - ,
. , , , , A . lis vocal with the voice of son-;!
counterbalanced by extra stimu- ,. . . .
, . . . .. . . , I rie piano is a jrreat and umver-
Ius in the form of rood nourish-i , '
t. , . . ' . isal hoon and rointurtcr. One
in" loou, ana wnatevcr care i.-
necessary to keep up the health
of the cow to the highest stand
ard. At this reason of the year
change ol food is necessary.
Lon before the pastures are en
tirely despoiled of verdure, the
grasses nipped by repeated fronts
lo.-e mucn ot their nutriment. i
Though cows may gather their
fill, it if of poorer quality, and
thc'yicltl of milk speedily stiller.
A daily allowance of bran, shorts
or ground feed of rye and oat,
or two-thirds oat.i with one-third
corn, will supply the lack of
nourishment, and show itself'
with good interest added, in the
milk-pail. This feed .-houhi be
wet before using. We prefer it
to feeding with hay, for the rea
son that nourishment, more than
bulk, is needed ; they can pick
up enough partly withered gran
to fill their utomachs. This ex
tra allowance should not be de
layed until the animal is suffer
ing from insufficient food. It i
far eisici to keep a cow in good
condition, than to bring her up
after falling olf.
Pumpkins are usually fed out
littt, upo;i failure of pastures.
If it be practicable to keep them
uninjured until later in the sea
son, it would be better. They
come in et when dry hay and
stalks are the staple diet, and
.something more succulent is
craved and needed. Iti best to
remove seed from pumpkins:
they are an active diuretic, and
many believe that they divert to
urine fluids which would form
milk.
Any person who has been long
confined to a single article or two
of food, say to salt beef and po
tatoes, knows how the appetite
craves a change. The greediness
witn which cows lay hold of tur
nips, mangel wurzels, or other
roots in winter, proves that they,
too, relish variety, and in the
case of healthy animals, appe
tite is a safe guide in the selec
tion of food. Even if root? were
lacking in nutriment, an occa
sional allowance of them to cat
tle would be beneficial.
Observe strict regularity in the
time of feeding. If meals are
regularly served, animals will pa
.1 i . l
ticntly wait t!:e appomted time ; ,
othprwie. thev Will be restless i
and uneasy wliilc looking for
supplies, and ravenous when fed.
The importance of comforta
ble, well ventilated shelter for
milch cows is yet preatly under
rated, despite all- that has been
, , i
of the food eaten is consumed in
furnishing warmth to the animal
Thus, good .-heiter is equivalent
to x lare percentage of food.
Besides the actual loss of food
from the increased amount re
uirctl under exposure to cold,
there is further Ios in milk from
the feeling of discomfort. The
secretions are always disturbed
by inlltu liCts th-t ciuie Kiti or
uneainr.f and every shiver of a
liilf-frozeri cow will rnakej itself
visible iu the milk pail.
la their anxiety to secure
wamuM, manv Have OVriOOKed
r
the importance of pure air. ,
Close. crowded ?tible., rctkinjr
with oJors from accumulatta"
rot!uce fcvcr
; lne.-- ' in the cows, and the flow
cou-
i irksome to annmh, and kind
ness to brute., as well as profit,
. . . .
tiernind.- that evt-rvtlnni; practi
cable should he done to secure
thp.r
M.js.c at Humk. What shall
the amu.-rments of the homo he
Where tin-re is the ahiiity and
j taste I regard music, combining
in happiest proportions instiuo
tion and ple.v-ure, as standing at
tin: head of the home
evening
enjoyments. What a never fail-in-;
resource have those homes
which (iod ban blessed with this
rfft! How many pleasant fatni-
Iv rir'lic rtitbrn mrrlitlt orrtiiti rl
pauses and blesses it as he hear
it through the open farm-house
window, or detect.- its sweetness
stealing out amid the noise of
town on angels benison upon a
wilderness of discard, soothiiir;
the weary brain, lifting the troub
led spirit, pouring lresh strength
J
worship, lulling to rest. Touched
by the hand we love, a mother,
?i?ter, wife say, i it not a rnin
istrant of love to child, to man
a household Deity, now meet
ing our moods, answering to our
needs, sinking to depths we can
not lathom, rising to hightu vt
an not re,hf leading ruiilinu,
great and grand and good, now
stooping to our lower wants our
souls reverberating from its keys?
The home that has a piano what
capacity lor evening pleasure and
profit has it! Alas that so many
wives and mothers should speak
of thair ability to play as a mere
accomplishment of the past, and
that children should grow up look
ing on tiio piano as a thing un
wisely kept for company and for
show ! liev. J. F, W. Ware.
CLOTHING, he.
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AID SHOES,
Over-ax::! Uxidcr-Mhirt
FURNISHING GOODS,
"tST RECEIVED in lar-e quantities
p uai at extraordinary lo priced at th?
WINCHESTER
Clothing Store
OF
I). BARXUM & CO.
Call soon if you wish to rocure poods
for the oi l prices yet. We can fit out
men, youth and boys in evtiy th;r. from
top to bottom. We call, particularly, at
tention to our .-tock of Roots ; of which
wc hive 11 sizes and can soil at b,wer
figures than passible to buy them else
where. Our stock of Cbthin', and espe
cially Over coats, is more comp'ete th in
ever, rnd figures fir below t!ie market
rates. II ivin in inufactun d our Fall and
Winter stock before the imnur.se advance
in Sod, wc can and will ?ell at such low
prices that nobody need to be without
new, warm winter Clothes, on account of
hard times and highness of poods. We
keop tir consrartlr on hind Trunks,
Carpet Sacks, Notion, and other articles
too numerous to enumerate.
D. RVRNUM & CO.
X. R. All person? indebted t us ei
ther br book account cr note, and partic
ularly the former, w ill pie ise c ill and set-
tie their accounts. The Utter part of
November we m close o.:r hooks und
ihn not iCltlci! we (h;IlB;?rV 0Avn;;
fjr collection without farther notice.
nlG'Jra
D. R. &l CO.
GROCERY.
The u:i dersipned has established a tlro
cery and Queen'.s-W.ire store in thi'iiv,
and w otild rcsr.pc f .. I v Ii vi v .,1.1"!.
r ..!. i j r iuui.i
fore purchasing; elsewliere, as he is cna
MeJ towllit LOW TRICES for Cash
or Country Produce.
He will keep constantly on hand alargc
and well selected stock of
GROCERIES,
uch a Siisnr, Ton, Coftce, .1In!asr,
Spiee: Candir, Nut; Cako,
I'ie. Crackrrp. Iloloriin. a o
in short, every thin- usually krrt in a
(:roccf.T torc-' 1 sh J1 k'P n hand
a stock of
Of the best quality, and at prices which i
can cot be unut rsoiJ.
CJ O AX. OIL
Otthetrst qualitr, which I will ceüanj
cheaply as any other houe in the place. '
luve rr.e an e-.rlv call, cn I I will con
vince tou that I can do q I have id.
tore. north nf th P.:bl?f SnrA i
i acs. V. ard s Hardware limUini:.
M T SL?,dPTIO
v. IlcUhu. Jw.i. I-lv
----- ----- -
COUCH MEDICINE.
i v. ( v. r c.
yAST;3 Daj3I! IflElC,
OR PECTORAL TROCHES,
F.trt'u' l!!im-'1i. !i rii cr rteln Türe oi
0TCllV ")M. f II 11 II -! Sil- .t !..,!. I
' 7 " - -- -- -- - f .
Ilonrsme, Whooping Cough,
C'ntnrrh, Ilmuehiti-, Pitfi.
cnlt tlfialhini;, S'r
Thront, Iltr.
i F.I.I KP WARKANTKI IN IKS .MlM'TRS
l-'-.r .Mipir-. ;.( ;ikai . SmiTi
11 T'(irHI nre ii; !! 'j.-iat.l (,,r rimr
"ir ami Srf ntln'iiiiif li.o Vmco, Ko;no inj:
I U- -n.t n - t !i !n li lli"r jf t ikn i t-it
v.xrrh . in 'i. j,... 5. t.r.-'i'i: m nr. j-rf
Ji.irrtioii reu-ty f. p u.r ;i ! ! .,--!i-;.i. i,
not i..h' r!iu i i n it r. rl i n,;, t . . -.,,, t;, i j ,lis
fi 'th:ic n'!i joii to th f.Mt '(lic.if. cornij.
tj -i.V. ho';.! y. :! j,.t r,.,.., .,ril,..Ut;llu
to all to tri vc tnem a f.ilr tri:il
nor. 2J-C"io
QOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT ant! SSEOF
MANUFACTORY
Christ Knyor. 2co. Keller.
PROPRIETORS.
We kn'p cn-tiiiit!y on h:inJ roily
rn u!p R ofs an-l Shrw-. We are also pr--p-irM
t' m tncfioture tlise artio!" to or
iliriu i n'.i. .u! t.irit!.i1 manner. Try
ii. V will a i - p;iy t?u- h i est ch
price- i ' v hi it - : it('. -T'lric.;. w'.)a
S H A V I f i C S A LOO A1.
SHAVING SAL0ÖH!
BUCKNER & OUTLAND,
BAUBEKS k nAlKDRESSKKS,
shop o. iain' stki::;t,
Jmrnr-liatdtj ovrr II. J. Kizrr'. Stitrr.
They are preptred t- -.luve, cut a:il
cleanse the hair, renavatc clothing, 'tc,
in the latc.'t inl ni;st approved ntvli ,ani
on th most reasonable terms.
bailiff wishing their services in the
hain!resin line w ill be waited upen at
their resMt-neefi, bv ?ending their orders
to the Saionn. n:ar 8
DRY GOODS, CARPETS.
1882.
1862.
II. -. FLETCHER & CO.'S
TRADE PALACE,
and
West vVawhinlon St.?
Indianapolis, Indlizna.
D
HESS fJOODS, noKiint Styles,
in rridos of
I'll I NTS, ursi.iris,
I IIIXLS, STJtJITS,
fui J.l.s, rAsnu;;:i;s,
S VTI.M:TS, COATl.-iCS,
roTTO,Aii:s.
uosu:itv. ;lovi:s,
st'spi:M)r.Ks.
1 1 A iV I K K It C 1 1 1 F. F.S
tiiiu:ai)s, la ns,
COM, A KS, PA IIA NO LS,
sTi:r.i. s?;ii:Ts,
.MAM'IbliAS. in Silk,
t: lot 2 1 and Ki;i:j:c!:s,
SHAWLS IN FULL LINK.
CARPETS.
A!l kinds and grades,
Oil Cloths,
l)ai:invk",
liollands,
fc t'ur tains,
and Shadi I'ixturcs.
WALL PAPER.
The Largest and riirnpr.t Stock
in the WeM. New and elou'Jint itvlr
nt pricos cheaper than ever sold in
the it.
"(J ive us a rail, vhen yon come
to i ho. Capita!, and wc will )ou
oou at pric t suit t!c tinic..
ii. a. rLi;Tciu:it &. co.
nC: fm
M'JStC.
WILLAED & STOWELL,
NO. t IIATI'.S imiNr:,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
M"t.KI!S IN
Ml IS It A.NO
Musiral Inslnmidits,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON II AND
nn extensive assortment of
PIANO FORTEG,
and Mlclodoons.
N. B. Piano Irtts tuiicd and repair
ed. Old Piano Fortes taken in exchange for
new nea.
Piano Fortes to rent.
A 1 are assortment of Guitars, Violins,
Flutes, Flutinas, Accordeo::.-, Drums,
Fifrs, Ac.
( Juitar and Violin Strin 's. of the bct
quality. Also, Instruction Rooks of jH
kinds.
npr ly
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
RAI LK0A1) NOTICE!
Pursuant ti a resolution of the Uaard
of Directors o; L-iLc Eric .
Eai!ay Company notice is !;tre!)y ;um
to the sLb-cr:f":rs to the c ipit.il -totk .1
sai l company, that each rt( -khöid r is
rt qucstt-i witLin tiiirty days of the publi
c ition of t!iis notice, to pay into tlie otiire
of the TriM.-urrT of t-ii 1 co.opauv at Cam
bridge Citv, Wayne County, Iii iiwii, a
first iutallmci.t cf ten (IU; per ten. cn
the 3t00k. iiubscribed bv him.
L Q. KAWON, Trei't.
R. J-x:v:c. Tfrij'r'
J .LC lti, t J
DRY GOODS, ETC.
BEE HIVE STORE;
WinchestY,'?I n d i a n a,
A. H. HAHKIS, : : Prop'r.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO .SECURE
IS. Ill G.Im-VS
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS XD SHOES,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Outcry, etc,
AT THE
BEE HIVE STORE.
AT THE
BE E HIVE STORE
May be found ft complete and well aelect
tel" .foolc of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, which can not be excelled both
as to piaiity und tvicea, and to which the
proprietor is constantly adJicg NEW
SUPPLIES.
AT THE
BEE HIVE STORE
M.iy .il?o he found F REH 1 1 GROCER
IES, of the best quality in the market,
seilinc at ns low prices ad any other bouBe
in the p'ace.
AT THE
B EE HIVE STORE
You can find a Iarpe stock of QUEEN'S-
WARE, selling at prices that no person
will "grumble" at.
THE
BEE HIVE STORE
Is the place for Farmers, Mechanics And
other- to bur HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
etc. Selling cheap for cash.
AT THE
BEE HIVE STORE
The Hißhost Markot Piico,
IN fiOOPS, will bo paid for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I hope to recciro a liberal share of pub
lic p:itrnnnpe, and reppectfully invites all
persons to call aud cxamino my stock be
fore burehasing elsewhere.
STORE under the Journal Oflice and
1 door south of H. P. Kiser'n Drugstore.
A. H. HARRIS.
May lfi, l?f2. ly
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
LtttTKiniSDOKFEK i WESP,
Man c FACTI' rtrs or
FURNITURE El CHAIRS.
lNron within? to purchase
OOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL
Kb' KM i't.'KK, will ploaso r!vo us a rail, ts wo
arc b. i it ttuii you will satisflcJ, and tbatyou
ctu ix t licttcr ouryolves
ANYWHERE ELS El
v kotp constantly oa Laud a good assort-
TllMll Of
BUKE A US,
CUPBOARDS,
S A F E 3 .
TABL E S ,
BEDSTEAD.-?,
LOUNGE8
CRIh
CHAIRS,
STANDS,
SOFAS,
CENTER
A N D
DINING
TARLES,
i:tc., Ei i:tc.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
.nd examlue our Stock
before purchasing clscwhcro.
VVincheter,Ind.,May5 1C1. T4n10-lv
BOOKS ETC.
J VÜf vlr,( ir ?f i Tf T IT J . I irA
WHOLESALE AND 11171' AIL
DEALERS IX
LAW,
THEOLOGICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS
SCHOOL BOOKS,
zBULisnrc: books
AND STATIONERY,
GLENN'S BLOCK,
HO. 25
EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Indianapolis, Ind.
w3rOrjtr.s promptly tilled. jau i td
PRINTINC.
THE
WINCHESTER
Book & Job
PRINTING OFFIC
nnnrnn
III til I Mil
MAIN STREET,
WINCHESTER, IXD'A.
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL-HEADS,
CARDS,
HANDBILLS,
POSTERS
NOTES,
CHECKS,
DEEDS,
MORTGAGES,
JUSTICES'
B L A N K S
ETC., ETC., ETC.
EXECUTED
-IN THE
STYLE
2y ii
AT THE
ÜBHJIL
ORDERS SOLICITED,
AND
SATISFACTION GIVEN
IlKVERLY c DYNES,
WINCHESTER, INDIANA
MARDLE WORKS.
WINCHESTER
"Who has not lost a friend? "
TL ctiilersined have now a largorand bet
tOiaiortinonl of
American nad itnlian Marble
Than has heretofore been offered In this ticln
Ity.
Tliose who Intend erecting
Tombs, Uomniiciits
or f rave Stones,
Inmiaory oftheirlovo 1 departed, would d
well to
GIVK US A CA Lb.
Terms reasonable. Call and examine.
SLATE IlOOI'INfi!
Vie are alsoeneaced In makirjand fumlh
Inj Slato KooN, at reaor.abIo jTicc. Th u
periorltyof Mate over all other material fo.
KiwIflnr iMoiwell etablthcd to renulre an
argument in its favor, and thoe whu Intend
bull. line will f id a Slate It oof to b tl.n
Best and cheapest Hoof now in "e
Eotimate? tna-l(or aay Irfurmation relativ
tothebuine, checrfullygi ven by ad lre.4ic;
or callitjron
D.E.HOFFMAN CO.,
nor J Vinclie?ter,Ind
To Consumptives.
rrHE Advertiser, hivincbeen restored
1 to health In ft fevr weeks, by a rcry
fimple remedy, after baring sulFered sev
eral year with a severe lunrj aJfection,
and that dread tliseae. Consumption i
anxious to nake known io hii fellow-suf-ferera
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will aend a
copy of the prescription u?ed (free of
charge,) with the direction for preparing
and u5injr the sacc, which thev will find
a -I RK Ct'RK FOR C.XSCMrTION, ASTHM V, !
m 1 ? t i Pfrw-. r:.dV- i I . .1
RaoNcurTis, ttc. Tiio. only object cf tie
advertiser in sending the Prescription iä Vt
bent tit the atHicted, and f-jread iLforrna
tion which he conceive to be invaluable,
and he hopes avery BulTerer will try his
remedy, a? it will cost thera Lcjt)ing and
may prove a blessing.
Partie wUhing tBe prescription will
plea.e address
licv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiUiciur-L. "
,'nl3 oli1. '"'iocs to . N. Y .-
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS; ETC
THE UfMO ' GROCERY!
K
AND BAKERY,
JOHN ROSS, : : : Prop'r,
WINCHESTER, INDIANA.
At this Groccry'and Bakery rr.ay be found THE VERY REST of
Groceries, Baked Stuff,
PROVISIONS,
-SUCH
tlSolasscSj
Con-c
I9cppcr
Sale rat us,
Äirr,
C:i i el Irs ,
St a rch
PROVISIONS :
FIjOUR, .Heat, MFsM
MIUTTEIl, Fe;?, E.litiP,
JJIllEIß KEEP, Cheese, HOE,oa.Y.i.
BAKE R Y S T U F F :
(Of uil kind, luk'it frrth trcry day,)
SUCJI AS
ISRE.W, 1'IES,
IIU&KS, C.IKES,
CRACKERS, rr.
5"We would call the nartieular attention of the public to the fact that
OUR CRACKERS ARE OF OUR OYN MANUFACTURE,
and that we are felling thm at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
WOODEN W ARE, E T C . :
,-SUCH AS s .
TUDS, DUCKETS, WASHBOARDS,
BASKETS, BROOMS, ETC., ETcl,
WE SELL STRICTLY FOR
Ao Provisions and Groceries can not be bought on time.
AND A GREAT MANY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEKOUS to enumerate
Wo also deal in all kind3 cf PRODUCE, WILD GAME
tkc.f.t CASH paid for QUAILS, WILD TURKEY3, &c.
We are rcry thankful for past patronage and re?pccifti!!y solicit a eontlnii
ance of the panic.
STORE on the Corner of Main and Franklin Strat.
Wikcmf.stf.r, Dec. 1, 1BG1. tf
STOVES Aft'D TSNWAHE.
Stove Store
West side Public Squake, Wxkchf.stcr, Indiana.
At this establishment may alwavs Le lound a Urge etock of
COOKING, KEATING AND PARLOR STOVES
OF THE MOST APPROVED PATTERNS. AIo. a . ntral aerti-rr t of TI
COPPER, IJKASS and SHEET-IRON WARE, STOVE FERN I I L'K E, HOL
LOW WARE, etc. Person? wihin any thin? in the Stove or Tin line, will find
to their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere.
I .'"Tin a'ii Sheet Iron work done to order.
Nov. 31,1,1. ly H. .IcADAMS, PnoraiBToa'.
The Compound Syrup of
HOPS AMD BONESET
rS the cheapest and best medicine. It
is good for Colds, for Noame of
Hreau, for IIonrnc, for Whoopinc
Coush. It ialso sure rcmedv for
Croup, and Chronic C'oush, Athmn,
and all diseases of the Throat and
Lnntr.. Give thi medicine a trial.
For sale by II. P. Klzer, Winchester,
lad.
5 It.
lection IVoticc.
TV! OTICE is hcreb? given that there
li will be an election of Director tor
the Winchester and State Lane Turnpik
Company on Saturdtr, the 20th day of,
Octoter, 162, at Browce Si. Cbcaey'jUvr j
offjce in Winchtjte- '
Owt. VJ, tJ ' 4 y.Ktytr,Vrcs
CO
AS-
S if a r
7" c a ,
Spire,
& o a ,
Halt,
S on p,
j Etc.
JOIFf ROSt.
and Tin SIiop!
DENTISTRY.
DE IT TIS TRY.
Dr. J. W. Wilmoro,
I E.VTIS T ,
WOULD inform the citizens of Win-che-ter
und vicinity iht he I
frepired tjttenJ tt all kl.'-ds of e;ct
ticr. on the Teeth, fuch as CUaau p
Filling and Extractor. Alrw, in-trtiii-plain,
fcinpjle pum and block teeth in any
number frora one to an entire ttl. AH
work warranted, and beic a carvtr cf ar
tificial teeth, would call attention to the
advantage he hn ;a natcliLf:, with the
greatest nictty, the natural teeth. A to
prices he obligat hicvlf to do work aa
low at any go-jd Dentist ia tbi State- ,
O'Tirrin the nli JV:t OJcc room.
March l.lzU. yl ' - " '