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Fur th. Journal, i
VSSSmMt-ann1 ' I
TLu subject wcsjrcfcrrcd tojln nn ed
itorial iu the Journal some months
fincc, and I have waited in vain for
ft rcjponac. The subject is certain
ly cm that ought to claim theattcn-
tr. The horticultural interest of!
"Wayne county f.rc fo-tercd by two
Societies; cannot Kamlolph have
one? Horticulture has ahvnvs de
minded more attention than it has
received about '.ere, and is annually
growing in imp rtnnrc.
Ilarrl? of the Genesee Tanner,
aid, on coming to tlii country from
England, that he ''was surprised that
farmers paid to little attention to
their gardens.' A well cultivated
gardcu is one half of a finner'sliv.
iiitfi Hut our gardens arc already
improving, a:;d what vre want is the
knoled-o and pviu rloiir o of tltP
Knoricugc an i experience oi me
xho o comrnunitv. It hn Unlmt
ft few years since the catalogues of
our nurserymen showed little else
- w----- --.w I
than apple and pear trees for sale.
Now they are crowded with the I
,1,.... .4 ,
mall fruits, Htrawberries, raspher
rlcs, currants, gooeberrief?, black
berrie?, grapes, etc., together with
flowers and ornamental plants. This
shows cleaily a demand for such
things.
IJut how many of us are able to
make a proper selection of these
fruits, such as arc host adapted to
our soil and climate? A correspond
ent of the Aiiicriouri Agriculturist
on the subject of what dwarf pears
to plant says, "If we had an enter
prising neighbor who had been plant
ing dwarf pairs, say for ten years,
ia soil similar to our own, we would
fcathcr take his experience for our
gnia, than the list recommended by
Downing, If it should happen to vary
in some particulars." The same U
true of all other fruits, and perhaps
vegetables ; so that the experience of
others, in localities remote from us,
will not always do for us to accept.
A well conducted experimental
orchard and garden for tho last twen
ty years in this section of country,
trould have been of great advantage
to the people, in solving many ques
tions now open. A Horticultural
Society, if it is what It ought to be,
will do much towards accomplishing
the same rcsidu. As n humble citi
zen of Randolph county, I would be
clad to sec such ft Society organized.
What say you about it," fellow citi
zens? c. w. o.
-"ft-
TOO .1IUUI TJtOLTlLH.
As ft general rule, when it is too
much trouble to do a thing right, it
is better not to attempt it. for any
Tvojk that is worth doing, is worth
doing well. These arc axiom, the
truth of which very few will be
disposed to question ; and thej arc
the mottoes of every good gardener.
And yet, how many, when told of
the practice necessary to success in
growing fruit and flowers, exclaim,
"too wt trovJJr" and try to get
along with less labor and care. When
giving, as requested, directions for
cultivating a certain plant or grow
ing fruit, we hear the response,
"that's ton much trouUe." A great
man cultivators seem to talk as
though the only object they had in
view wan to save trouble, regardless
of consequences, while the consid
eration should be, how they can use
their labor to the best advantage.
Trees are to be planted to form an
orchard. It is too much trouble to
plow carefully, set the trees deeply
in large holes with the roots nicely
spread out ami covered with line,
rich earth, and o they are .put in a
hard soil like posts. Newly planted
trees require staking, pruning, and
mulching, but this is troublesome,
find so they arc swayed about with
the wind, rnd parched with the hot
nun. The result i. many die. and
the owner i- saved all further trouble,
except grumbling at the nurserymen.
Dwarf pear trees require manuring,
and a regulr.r pruning every spring ;
the ground between them should be
kept mellow, and all weeds destroy
ed to raise a large crop, but this, too,
is 7oo much t muffe," and they are al
lowed to t:ike care of themelvc.
surrounded with weeds, baked in hard
Foil, or stri ing to grow in clover or
timothy meadow. In consequence
of this labor-saving they make but a
feeble growth, become ill looking,
bear but little fruit, and perhaps many
die; but then the owner saved a lit
tle tro-ible. .Moore's Rural Ncw
Yorker.
Tin: rrrrni: ov noitsrs.
ine tiram upon tue serviceable 1
horses of the country has been sol
. ;
. ., . . '
Rreat.thnt the horse interest is ouu,i
topo hp ; nnd anions tlio bct invest
ments of lto stock now to be modo
uill be the purchase of likely colt
for raising to maturity, the next to
this the l.Tiedinirof jjood hor.e stoefc
for the future supply. Sou- that tho
praetiee of government agents has
clearcil the eountry of low-priced an
imals let its turn over a new loaf in
our style of Jiore-breedinp:, an.l uo
in for something that will' dd nxl
exviee nml eoinmand roenl prices.
Tiin hi:.mov i. or cr.v. itosi:-
it.w.
After many days and many sto
ricp, much malicious rpeoulaticn.
anu loy uscr.55ion,ve are at last
r , , . I
favored with a comprehensive and ,
Ckar account Ol the re.l50ns for thej ll" nonr tlnn rf K05CCr.inS OUt Ol lV.;ntr, nil of hi rfro:nl r-roptrtr, con
removal of General Koseeran. i way. It inn v be th.it no one of -ti,!-' Cattle, II .s. H-msehoi i ml
i, u t -et' - ffm , t iii Kitti-en I urnitiiic, r.eat ia the ground,
wmcn his the merit of bein un- u? cates alone could have over- tic., jtc.
partial without Lein; dull, and giv- tunir-tl die gallant, popuhr and sue-: A crcJit of Nine :n-nths bo pivrn on
inj us rertSon for the action of the ccs5tul eouunaniler ; Imt all com ftU suni over tine doiiirs, the pnrcht.-.r
Wnr Department. ifiCh ifthovdo iined proved too much. It is too rivin-.I,oto Vlh aroT',! t?TliyX
, 1 ; iin.ii, ti me UO i v.u. t ls lWvJ mj: valuation ami appraisement u. Three
not appear uflicient, do not annear f00n -vct t0 ' tInt lh?v vcrc not i Dollars and under tvh in had.
contemptible. Ii ii from tU pen ?uö -ient -Journal. , v,t,,. r viVt.
of the well k:ovn correspondent
." '.' Cincinnati Gar-
e't-, and i.- evidently a ortofrrmi-
dIH.,1 pyi. out, winch entitled ,
ty to a re,p,ctlul consideration. It
is too lon lor our column?, and is i
yet so compact tint we find it Ii ill-
. , . I
a? inmii wwhcras we mase mem
fliorler.
lie bins hy rejecting entirely !
all the sillv lies with which the
eager ilattcrers ol authority sought i' it 3irri,;n,iro tiuut ti m t any
to iiKtilv i t s ronduet in nlv.Tice of'Sf"'"" M'",,'5"p .T,t ' iV.re-1 to the j.ul.lie,
to juMiiy us contiuci in auva ice oi . 8tii the ()NLV ONE r ini,l!o , 1M.tkic
popnlir complaint. IIo says the moke THAN ONi; KIND or STITCH.
'opium-eating,'' "drunkenness, I
44-., f ?i .1 i Tin Fori! may he Itovrri-iI nt nn
"ins religious dnpre-ioii, and ! roilt I)P,j,V,, ,vithü,lt Sio,lins
otiirr stories at llrst so prom-ely I thn Mnrhinr!
providtd for the jutÜb ation of the ; Chin? for the vnrt'j tltc-h-? maj l-
removal are all" utterly lalsc anü ! ; ) miu,n.
... ;, j 1 he brauly ot its tttt Ii is :!iiirpi-'.I.
foolish, and that iho do eminent x0 ,i,, r t-,,Vtr i.-.iye :i r .n.i-m nk.
nevr for a n ometit enteitiincd ! 'ws liin aw hf.tvy uwxi with
them or colored its anion hy the.n. f ' k . f d . h , . , n?
1 he lirst reason he aiins is mat
alt" bUlfi Ol Murirre,borO j
i
,,U5CU,"nu,M.uu
. 1 . M 7
vance lor live tnotiu.? wuen uraiu s
situation made it important, if not
imperative, and aet v.tv in Tenne?-
.-er wa a i eentii! ei"m"i.l ot the !
a
.,., M sv-tem ot n.ovi u.nt on-i
. M' '
t'ii?plated by t!it? (lOvcriim'Mit. lo
reoe ited re. j nests, ri.-ing itit) rem on-
strances that he rdmul I move, the
, ii I
(lener.l rep'ied sometimes with no
little leeling, probably because Im '
Iclt himelt md.retiy areued,
when his accusers could not know
Ins situation, and irritation on the
one side begot it. on the other. In
activity which seemed inexplica
ble was not extenuated much t y an
irritability which seemed imperti
nent. Thus from bad to wnr.e the
leeii g hetween the Department
and the general -rent, greatly m-
tensihed by the complaints of all
kinds, civil and milrjary, olMcial
and informal, which during these
four months wert up to Wishing
ton against me. army, ponce system
which the General nnintained un
der th direction of Colonel
Trucsdail. No doubt the General
was .sometime censured for what
was cither right or inevitable, and
oi course sin n censures omy inane
him less likely to bear more reason
able ones wilh paience. It is urg
ed in defence of this long delay that
it was continued in consequence of
the unanimous advice of his olli-.'ers.
At a time when he was strongly
urpjed to move to relieve Grant, he
addressed a circular to all his corps
and cavalry Generals asking their
opinion, (I) Whether theic has been
any materi.il weakening ol Drngg's
force, (2) whether if there has been
it was mi fib ieut for us to fi-dit a
Miccesslnl hatt'e, and (II) whether
he (the General addressed) was in
favor of an immediate, or early ad
vance. On the first point, the. opin
ions were about equally divided ;
on the second, most inclined to the
belief that we could not light a suc
cessful battle ; and every General
answered by opposing an advunre.
One of them a Corps commander
at that went so far. alter an ad
vance had been finally decided upon
as to say that it would be the fear
ful ami bloody miidak of Hose
cranv lifetime. Against this, it is
asserted tint the Government was
in possession of conclusive evi
dence, which Kosecrans could and
should have obtained too, that
I3ragg's army had been so reduced
hy tletat hmcnts seet to Mississippi
that it numbered less than '15,01)0
men, of all arm?, ngamt our force
of (:i,()Olb Fl 11 III , V hen he did
move, in June, he moved with such TIIF.Y ALSO DHAb IN
vigor, and with mit h judicious ar-1 ...pro im DIJÜr qiij-ico
rai.geii.cnts as would probably have, PINE LUN.BER AND PINE S I NuLES.
erased all th bad impressions made i"AM onler sent by mail will be cure
bv his p evinuscJelu, if, unlit. kil ! f,,L'i V!1 rr"'P s.it.iMh. to.
- ' . . ; r.iet.TV 111 thi' I tiililin torinir'v oe-
tie hid not I MM caught III a M-llrJ r.,,,.,,1 bv Ih .rl .V Sn.rr, ;i.ir... S,,..p,
r.f riill tonnS. Uh.ill ruined the betive n r.rt W ivne Avtnue un.l Pith -ft.
r.L r. .I...! it... r,iw .. .I
li.iti.-.. 1 ill- i u in. 1 . .-, mill 1 4 1 1
. . . ...
bleiJ lirai'g to ei ane .1:1:1 u lanou.
Agiin, a tcr he rea. bed 'Full t
hosra he lnlnd IVo.n the l?t of July
to the middle of August. Th's
was deemed unnece.-sarv rnd 11. is-
thirvous. It is not in prolnhle that
he knew better what he was about
than anybody clsr but his deity
was disliked, and finally broken bv
a peremptory order to go on. This
order took him across the Tennessee
river and to the battle field ot
Ciuckam.auga. Uut Of tills !attle
grew additional causes of dissatlS-
r :,i ,1 f 1
faction with the General. .
Again, tllC mamtenanCC of the
. . 1 4 . 4 ;
nrnii nii'-o wvs pi i. fir inn rpipr i nn
r.J ; ' , , V , V 11 '
in its direction ot Cel. 1 ruedail, j
. t ..i",
is assignrti as an uecuve c.uim- ui
the removal. i riiodail was r.c-
cused continually of misconduct,
corrti
ruptioH, and OpprOSIOIl, and tllC
HC sVfteil dfllOUUCed On nil
i i, r , .Anlll,nir
Itl?; but U0,ecr.t,5 UOlll-l hear
complaint" A eoiru:,t pitt:irr-
pol
hands
no
l.ln brMvoi.n liim -in,l bic Cbint nf
" " r ,
vi n 4 k-nMirliiiiP? mn bei nul v
, I . 4. - 4 ' Strict nti;Mitio'i j at.l lo small rlul-
asertcfl, but the (jovernn.ent never .jrpiu ,... pa,,.,,!, ,nV n!ti tor
l-clicxrd it. Thi co:n:ec'tio:i and . tru. Soiiliervs onlcis taken for
the character of Trueidatl did him . oolls nn
, lt. Ii. X . M. LUA.
I'in illy, the (lencr ils failure to . ll '
move during the 5prir. irritated!
(iranf, and uhen it v;is decided to!
concentrate a grand army nt Clnt-
tanooa, a:.d to put Grant at 'tho
, I ... . i . i i 4
lJ"d ol it, there was nothing else to
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
FLOREXCE SEW! .'G
.U?,!, J?jL1?tS,Si
' U
.Make I'oiir nMinrt siitrhr
it Conihitici all th- cool n-nlitir? of
otl( r fir-t c!t-- Miniiiu?, and po-- ?se
' aüvantaccs or any and ail of
' i," u th. nmt siMn.n n i pnnrncT
i(rt.
lJ"t ,nu tW; sew? r .ir,?.Jly.
Nj duh-n tv rspenencetl m fcwin"
ll(U.k Sl ,1!H
Xe ilU more reauilr adjusted than in arn
otlu r :v. teliiae.
Tai I it.- tniiot afTonl to ilo without out.
P in tioii" are all jv-itivo
U'nl I -1 .1 lintimt-.
N -tth to -t ..ur ..r nr.hr
I hrmm'T tin- m -l i.n-iif .
T(1P . , i11m1 ,,,nww hem-, hu. i wil
... Fiji. I II itdA.
fU uttil'ii'r.
' , !t VrV ' "", h","m-,y ''"
the -hlit. -t r iti.-n.
TIll. 1IV),t :m x;,tril , cl fir..l no d:ßic!t
in winir if.
0 I'TT.?' h mic!,5,urj' ,,,lnt
VII 1111" l'F "f U'C i. I'MTt
Kverv iincliiio- w.ur.inte-I.
It will fuhst mti.ite all we el urn for it.
U. H. c C. C. DENNIS,
Acnf4 f'T Wanw-. Ran-Jolph nnl D.hi
- - , . ;s I t 4 i Dark Tl.! l'n"
cour.tie.-, Onio. Ollice No. w'J I iin-si, ;
Richmninl, hut.
'"""Seml lor Sample and Circular..
mI,: .n,,;:; cr Mm.
The vi rv ht'nt out send tor u Circular.
I Jll"e iJ lK:' 5!)
"ir 1
JiN ÖW XSHLULGVy I
W. MANDERBACH
lins jut (ipeiictl
' ; XcW DilliCry Oil tllC E:st Front
T wo Doors from Xorth-East Corner.
HE HAS
Bread, Cakes and Pies,
Fresh Every Day.
He also keeps n
; "I7o Vtt -Jl -rr fvVriPPV77
. cXlllLiy VJtl UOOJL
And irf well .uppüeil with all t!ie articles in
that line of busincM.
lie wishes to mnKe tho
PEOPLE'S DAILY BREAD
AS WLLL AS IIIS OWN.
Winchester, June 12, 1SG.1. 49mb
GEO. HASEOOSTER & CO.,
Mmiiifaetiirer tf
SASH, BUMS, D!OHS, Sill TTER?,
Mantels, Window and Door
Frames, Moldings, Stairs,
Brackets, School-House Furniture,
Counters, t$T.
IT.ivin jnt n.Meil some Sow .Machinery
they are prepared tc execute
PLAflE:MQ, FLOORINO,
And all hin ts of Carpenter Work,
j 1 " bet style ami at te.isor.ahle rate
9.
lif'T til. ! put.
j ... , - , , i.r
Ku-hnr-ti I. Jtiiie I'J, IrG 1.
n
OT G-OI2STG
g'O 15313 HS
1
j Wc h,'vc bn"?ht ,:- cronneii'
STOCK GF GFiGCEF.lES
wliirh tve inteiul to
1
SELL AT COST!
:M n, t0 p5vo roorn fnr nrw ponN A wp
ak is l'.r tlie eitiz.n of Wineiiestir nml
' vu-m:ty to iximir.e .'m l priee our poo.ls.
j We are Mire we vsm -:ive entire s itisl'aetion.
! Strkt am nth.n P,i,i to n:r!I!Z or.vr, t,m
our in liinJolpli an.l a.jjuinin-
; 1". .,..; u
mh. ..-
CASH PAID FOR
, r.,ro U;rr Ijftvtl
' 3 '
an.l ail kin.i of country rnonrcn
I'.'Con of theIiLST.pt ihtv ki pt e.n-t.n,t-r,0 p.,n r,;VIiJ of fi,..n c.n.r-irt:n.T.t i
T " ' , , A1'1' "f ,Ci'7T ,r"m ' ,!'r''' .m-iMn or r- t.i nth or M.inc!.;
?rthir,H '-V Kvr,'!i.-- Hi,,, ,0'i:i thie!,:..-,. colore of ef-Vv, inches:
. j.-wU to , rewanl nor enem.es to pur.h.ne thick, to retain he.it in 'r in' ! n or pr;;n- I
u.ttni .tllm-o: the ,.lltil!Z. I;, of th, Vlwk citi:,-t!,o
i
JiXAIßl.rAl SI SI KM!
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
NOTICE hfnhy civet,, tint I w'li eil
ryv" .Hi.ton on'Satuni .y the 2-th iiy
ot ..lit t iiLur i". i), a i tut i tic rtyi'it'iuif t'i
Ki(l,.rt Vir. rit ,:..ccli,.(i, j .te of K u.jotp;,
APPLICATION TO VAC ATI! LOTS
f , once hrr.hr vntl.nt .ho Nt)TICn i h, r ,v i w ,, that the under-
J S dert.cd will apply tot ho I.iardof 5;,u,j h.tst.en :ir-; s i-1 A Im'.ri'.-'lrjtur ot Phyvicinn, Surjrron mid Obtetlri-
L I bn.l.on the tlr-td.rot th..r term in P.c.. Up f c.untr. j cian, MOIMIISTOWX, INDIANA.
vncite thirty n.ur let t ol the Ttn ndc ol DFL IFWIS A ''.b rmmptly to all c-iUatn
Wiüi.im Src t in front of hit N'. K. II. v-. -.v. .. ? i.r.i 1 T-V the 'in? ol hU hrofvssion. Cliar-
1.". I., I. I-, 11, 2 , il-isin.j -i iu the
town of Tartil iifl in ii ! I'oüt f v.
A. .Me INTHii:,
,.T. r.OTKIN,
.nni.v scin:ii;bnnf
W. .1. DAVI.-SUN.
Farmland, Oct. 2kh K-G.. HI
ADMlNISi GATORS SALt.
, .
NOTICK i- !t r hy pi n t'i it the un-I. r-
i-in-il w ii! sell nt tn.ltlie AtU'tion, mi S it. the
JNt.lar (,f Nov. A. I. it tV.rl .t.' ni-
Jeiiee of Nitlii.i Uin?!i nv u-cM iu Wali-I
iniri
th
V.'a
I
lrs. L'lii'er thit o;n: (" ih in h i'i 1
SOLOMON HINSHAYV,
Oct. 21,1 -C.t. A.SmV
AnTllfJlTrÖTT l V
AiJlVliF4lSl R ATOßS' bALb.
ttOTICi: iM h. rehv -iven. th-it to will
s. i: at Htihh: itielio... on S itiir.J.i v the
21st il.iv of .Niivi m'iir I .?. :it tin- r'-i l nce
o. J v. imjiM u in (.- iiu- oi i, ,iu ;
.!o!p County, alllr ::. roaii! pi-..;Mity (n-t
..4T.1 -.. .l. i .1 l . ..f I
uki,, in, p w..:..w; ...i.j. im m-n, no,,,-,
ho-.-, e.tttie, enri in tin tu ol, l arnun" Ott ti
il. hou.-rliolil t;rniftir'
A Cr.-ilit of tiiiir ni'o th- will lip imv-ii oi'
il.-m, .nribr ll.-l.r-. the ; ur h,..r
iv n Im imtc w ; t !i :i;'iriv o er tv, w iiv-1
iiii; vu'u i i n ..; I -iTf.ro-.tn.il ! '.
UK! Iier.A (' AMI'Mlbr.,
JU-llUA C. AUI.
in .Viler
i
wixcm:? i nn
A 1 V 0 Jl K S .
Wlio has not lost a friend ? "
Tho un4.rii;iied Imve now a irgeruiid better
assort incut 01
Aiiiciicaii and Italian Marble
Than lias i.,rrti"ri,lf,Mi nfli'rp.l i n hi vi el hi t .
I'liose hIio 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 . 1 orHtliijc
ton towtmh;ri. all ttit-pir-onu propirty ot ; .1.5-1 ,.r m,,r tri : !""ep.irc M to attend to all k iihI of or.er.i-
. . 1
e liil .leee.Kcd not t ikeii t v tlie wi.hcv, . ,,:,i: i. ,.1 at ,:, ,. , . , ,1.: 1 1 ions on the Teeth, .tich m C!Mhin. !
. . , ill il t. IS". III. MUkliUM III.' I. if.,- It.. r I
an ii t IT1 in r 1 it tA' I f.ir i- I .itf ( P I Ifl. i . i i . . . i i . I r 1 1 1 ? aXlU 1 t TACt I It Al.o. in..i-t;....
'nns, Cini.i'i s. II .nihoM mi. I Kitehi n u .t.. ,:.', ...,,, i ' i . .. i I"m, sin-le pj:n ait J hlock t th in .in
', . m m m . . w - - ! in I i re'i p t riii'.v.t I'M it j iri ii i' ui- f .... , i . - i t
Vniti.r- ki-. A eiulit oi o:.e ir wtil he ,(V f!u. V,,,,;, , ;vil nt,s with ':q-l :u:n,t r ' " entire .t. All
i v n on -ill 1111. of i:rre thin three l)o?- .' i :. :.. . ... i ... . wtk w arriiite.1. iml beiii anrrrrnf nr.
- riMii i ii i i
b . ''rlrrrjf vJci? ' I
-y..i' O-.V.-Vl..:
Tombs, .TJll'l;r;sl'';,'lff'!llVa,!:'.t,.'''"'r',''ii;.- , i, ,
1 I . I will s. U A;'" 1 r. t it 1J' , et-, Pwiirl
vr uvavc Clones,
In mnmory or tlielr 1a tol dcj urto.!, woul.l do
well to
GIVK US A CAM..
Terms rcasoi.fcb'.e. Call and examine.
si. ati: KOO r INC.!
We a r nlo oncn I n tunk I up and Cu nil Mn?
Slnto K'if, at ri'ii.-iitnl'lo j.no'S. 1 !i" ni-r,r-ityof
Intf v.-1 n I i hi hi' r in it." rinl f..r lo.ollinr
i.'ton wr.-U ciaM i!u-.l to r.'.iiir ti1 iirzntm'M
tit in f:.vr. and tloisü who inteiul liuildinj:
willllnd a Mute Hoot to be tl.u
Dcst and cheapest I?oof now in nse
r.t ! mate, iiiti.lpnr n 11 y i nfi.rni a 1 1 cu- rot n1 1 v In
the i. Miiioicluerfnll) iven I) ttildrosnii jr or
cull iii con
d. 1:. norr.MAN a co.,
nor Ij Winehesttr.ind.
WILLARD & ST0WELL
S . A'' . -..
no. I hatt.s norsi:,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
nr.Ai.F.ns in
MUSIC AND
Musical Instruments,
KFd:r CONSTANTLY ON HANI)
nn extensive assortment of
3P I J. KT O FORTES,
and F"iclodccnc.
N. 11. I'i.nno fortes tuned and repair
ed. Old Piano Fortes taken in cxcliargefor
new one.
Piano Forte to n tit.
A l.irr' a-i-ä.irt ment of On it.tr. Violins,
Flute', bliitin.i-", Accordeoiis, Drums,
Fil'i s, iVe.
(Jttif.ir sind Violin String, of the best
qu ility. Also, Instruction Jlookn of all
kimls. t 1U ly
SO II G O ff ICS A 11
4 I-y h -- - -- -;
1
1
-7 -, - .... . f - - -i
.
i u iipoi a l u i
r I1IIE unnM ivouM 0,11 the n.ten
X t(,n of the firmoi- puMic to thr;ri
lUjlillA I 1 il il L. ''ll.UUli
rM.,n..-r
XT I IM jhi ' U I tn.0..rr.-
lrvin tiku nhice m r- er i !'i i iy, an.l ol
k-.77 without lWn!r.!.iehi-th..e'iat.ith
tio other Fv.iror itor. nrl tho hcit is i ntire
Iv tiTj'K-r tho control of the Op. r itor. n.i l,1
hv tncHTn of .l.-nunrs tho fire i o rernhi-
t.-.l that eva-.f, rating ni iy he conliteteil with
cr'ater sre;.! !n;i with r,v oilier pm- :ii,
the unc time fini'h;r.z with 01,1.' f.rcni
!o-.T;v a? n iv he re.juire.i, without ii.ir.-cr;
of Pcorchin:?.
Wc hare on banil n n?ply of
r t o
ACCIIAI103I L I hhS
S
TJ::ST CUPS,
and
3 H.
LITMUS
rAnt wanted in every cou... u tue,
State of Inoia. ;
! at.-,
"JAMES W. WARD & CO.,
1JL Ii f C
f i t ii
t . ":!
r
I - - I
a rroiNT.ii I'NT.
SALI: OF REAL ESTATE.
TJOTICi: is liircby jivi-n thit I i!i sell j
i i at pMVJile sue 4 ml lioii!.l th ?r:ne
n-it I'cht -d-I lv the fir-t of the i t t t r-n
f the il in !.';' C':rt ff Coriinvni Pit-.i,
then at PnU'ic S.ile. the ;.z U-rr;t e l
n,(l it:(t. t,, v,f: T;it, l;n,iivii!,it.i ur.
.f the N-Tlh W'e-t qutrttrof the South
V. i-t ijnirtr of lection 3' . tuwnjhip '21
Kui-e 10 Ka.-r.
Terms of Sale.
iriUemint The : ..ah.i m r :.t t-n-e ot
-i'.- will r.,-..ive aeertitwMteof p.rd.Me j,,r
t:... I...-. I ..:..i... c ......
..il. i;n:i.i.Mi no i ;im-
lir,:,"! !,v i rrjr r,,;'.t. will nnivca
t,i t!ii.r, jiir ' IIKNl:VV VV
' ',;,., of Wm. ll'lla. iSl",n . .1. cb
Nov.'.hel, l.-Ck Is
J" j I ( V I I I , I t
. II I . A V I I .1. ,
I'.VSlII(). A Ii LI. 2I LLt.MiU
AVD
MANTUA MAKER,
IT 'J . VI N i n 1 !. 1 in Vr. No !lnsn'
i'g IN. S,-! r , S:
hi"! fiiimirv with v. liitiv.r tin t in.iv w.n
in th.- iil.i ol :r l.ii-ii..-.
biiV .nt lN- .n.-.Tt nu iit of
IIa!, il iiih l, iiiMiou', Flow er.
All kin - M Alii'.', Alt. ri:i", I!eaehin,
C. oi i- .. P. .- sin.: ic ih.iic promptly
,M'I in the In -t i .
Wine'u-tir, Oct. -J7, b G3.
i .ooo cash
A
i NP Fme coo.l Western IimN, to
trol.- ..r an iniptovi.i farm in thi- ei tu ty
Apply to
ni 1-13 C. A. A LKi
S!VrNÜU'?,'iP; 1
U to inform tno people of batrlolj li
Couiitv, that I h ive a Nursery, one h.ilf
mile
i:ast or r itMbAND.
on the 11 oh o i.l, when- I nn prepir. .1 to fur
nbh fvt rv l hitir in m line of buine.s, ol
. 1 win s.U Ai'.i'. i ! it rj' . ej, uwiirt pi fto Afinnitrrro tt'irr i
IVir Hnn.!,.,l r-..r"at i'i ., uLrU AMD yULLl J itAriEi I
Cherrv.'t'. .fs. I'each laetsl'lumhblcts,! ,(I .. ... . ., j
(lr,Mll,hMl1.m,linl!lov1,.i,tr.-!lV,',, ;,Ur!' I1 1 n Ci,H
i;vi:u(:kki:n Titi-:i:rt in great va,ktv . ' ,,t r. m ,
ill loir tij it (
, , ! . r 1 1.
I h iv' n: r iwo,rries Cioo-. !iTri, Krrp -
In rriis, Ciiir.-itit , ami all the Smill 1 r 11 i t s
of thi' vi ty ho-t v-irit tiis. Nearly ill my
of Stock M of in j o.T'i raisin 7. ml 1 thi it -
fir' suited to t!it soil of thpittof thf
count rv,
JOHN DOT 1 .
Farm'.anl, S.-pt., 2:,
b,
EI . Li E M K Dl .
Wholesale an.l Ket.iii Dcaurin
Pictures, Looking Glasses,
I'leurh nml Anierirnn (ilow, OinI nntl
S'niaie I'inriirs of nil d.r.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
iStna Insurance Buildinr;,
Pennsylvania Street,
INDIAMAPOHo, l?:D.
All kin. N of FiariKx for Show Cards, Pic-
tun , I'.iintinrs, protnptlv maile to ordir.
Mav e. '11 i
c. t. rrvrr.o:i?, ;
i
Book Binder;
Avn !
HLuik Hook Mniiufacliircr,
no. a ?i in :-t;h:i:t,
j. corFM IV.
c. V. OctlOItM
COFFMAH & 0S30HN.
; sot io xs, 1 1 ats a x i) ca PS,
3:."), 'Jd St., DAYTON, O.
jtt'v 17-. 2 nif;
SOMKTIlIXfi xr.w
A""
ItlDGEVILLE.
H R. w.m.mms.w
SOl'
f l). it.w.
. T.i.. J.itv it 'f..i. r.m
11
' '
STTAVTTJG- SALOON
Du iiner ec ouj land
mViV & IMIBDRESSKKS,
'
I ;i'i!icliitil-j nter Citricr s Sur Store. ;
I T:tey an- pr.pir.--l tish.ve. eat -...4:
cIe.:i- t!ic lnir,r.-n -v:ite t-Iothin;', etc.,,
m th. 1 itc-t an 1 m -t irvn.vca stylt,:ind
on the m .U rea-on.cle t. rms.
PLUMMER &. KELLY
1 -"''- rx t"1-- '
AVlioI'alc mimI Itrjail
D ii U G GISTS,
, Siut.i-irrst eomtr slam ami I tari ZIS.
IJICil .IO.M), INDIANA.
nl -ly
XICHOLSOX & IJIiO.,
RooUscltcrs A" Star loners.
r;ri..):r,!rh m:,, iun' rns,
L'al illanhs,
iWALL P APK11J
j Curl'tni risturcs. Picture Fro nt,
' c c c -
j vNe. CCC. tNe. OCC. CvC.
rr a T n "T ?" T
(.Jill JiUUlv
M.V1N St., Op. ClTIZKNS HaNK,
niciiMo.xi), isd.
i. 't l7-r.2 tf
10
.Tr 'rt.v.vrni
pi s nw I r.it-.
1 I If Ib-M.U riff nj oT?ce on Aiain-St..
s"ul!irttoin. tf
DENTISTRY,
I)r. J. W. Wilnioiv,
WOL'bl) inform the ritlersof tV:ii
ehester an.l icie.ity tht ho ia
, ....... . . , . ,, T. .
' 1 , 1 " ' , Cl" V ,r n rt ,he
; -ii! v.u.t he h.H m la ttrhii,-. with the
rc -t. t nie t y, tho n!t;.nl tet-th. A- ti
f-ns l,e oImIJ.-c htm, ll to do wr,k a
lo " nny ,! I). nt.t m the St.tte.
ß n t:,e old I'on Ocr room.
.u iri Ii 1 , IM , y 1
7Ä J f FL I
j AH Vgh
(1
Tm wm w K?T kl r 1 U fcW
U Ii S PJS F.J
l.v Tin: m:w ntoki: koO.ii
,.
L;,?t 1 OIlt ('f 1 u ,,,c'; l're, ininie !i ,tc!y
l;,iU,f he Court lb. i;e,
l! WJMCHESTES, - - IND'AMA-
j l i-.ij
j
S to S.IV I I Iiu lt'?r!i4 of I' 1
,..";tv. tint h.- h ju-i i-.I at the1
, e'.natne.i New Si jti.l .N'A. I
1
A larc -nid conijdctr Stock of ;
nDv nnnnoi
Uli 1 UUUJJÜ!
stock w.n ) boiiirht !'.... t wlt'i eish,
an.l with sp. .-j J r. f. n i..-e to the w n.ty
of thi-rtiir:.t. I t h til ti v-.r to kr ;
alwav on hni.il a bill a.?oaitni.t of
1 Ladies' & Gentlemen's Wear
In all the variil stxh? to tiit tlie Meivon.
Also, a Lire ami select a.s?oi iinci.t of
Hals, Caps, Boots & Shoos,
li-ii
( ch isiii,r e Now here.
, 0
J ALL KINDS OF
j
j COUNTRY P R O D U G II
j
! A : the hi-lio-t mirket price, takeu in dx-
change for (lootls.
3 SO. D. CAIITKH.
dtc2'J
Ö-BOCEBIS3 !
AND
P M OVIS1 ON SU
AT THE OLD STAND,
CW. yfin mitJ .',..,,.,,
'
m:rti: may iu: found at
u!I times pkntv of the
TIII.(iS NKKIUTI
t:cii as
V n
CERl.
.1
OF ALL KINDS,
jj K K D S T LI V F
n i i .i T, J
Crackers by the Barrel,!
i
ij;?i:ai, piks, i
Fl I LI GR
: Cakes bv the HuiKlrcILd';
j.! oudlr, ro, WHiciiwiM. i:n ,
i A
;
i nui.-n? nnneiri r nnJr.ro i
LUKCJl TCO JJLLt; i iiJULOi
My Cracker lilanui&ctory
! . . .
I- IN
O-i-rnHoiI
MHCtIHI ! .1 1 SOl ,
CTPJlOAnDs',
. Xr(, I rn eii-j h- r nit!, ihe
article cheap a the ehi f -t ai.-l a
ait the Iu ,t.
i
' () f rorN-Tr y vnnl)VC
fr.-h ;
'PI 1 i
ken at th hirhist ratts. ! .' . ,
j S 1 .A .N O S ,
! I ell evr rj t'iin low for PA Y C.T-h orj CLNTT.R
i Tr.!.. N'in- i the time toj.. j " p
Pli i. ty of money in the country. ' J)IIN0
: j TABLES
j " Thankful for pit p itr'.nape, I olicit 1 r.tc. III 1.1c.
a contini.at.ee o the .,,m.. ICOJIKONE! COME ALL
I JOHN UOSS. Anil er.iu. our Mock
' V,-!Nciir-tr.R,.T.ir..:;o, 1M. tf bef..reprc!.aIr.j'UeLere.
OAnni LTO UAHLTCO AM Fl
unuuLLoi iinnuJc nuü
LEATPIER.
Q II. Jc A. V'. IIIIADItritV, Ma-' C
ker .ml De-iNrs in Sad Ilia and;
j linm nfa'l dc-crl; tion. Latuer ol
I II. Jc A. iV. IIIIADItritV,
all kin. 1 kept for sale.
&Sm North Front of PuMIe S.,uire, 1m-
medialtlv north of Court Ho ue. i
...... ..
N. R CASH PAID rOtt HIDES. 1
DR. ROBRCK'S
STOJIACn
ITTERS
AKE NOT .
TO DE EXCElLCD
0
At A
KTOMAClllO
FenrulaioV
:fiÄ H
er Tb
DIGESTIVE CRCWX
Vac u cCCvcCv vcv
Vav. is vcvwcWuV uvct
Vvc syvAcY.
Wc "YcsA vvwvX. VowNXv
aac , ä c c wvtx wc c vc vV
cvw cvvVveVe. AoUc
V vv . .. V
vwnvoy iWvWcs,
tt C YOCV VWC, lYC
?VVYC YCVCVY-C
Jjiiicus Fever,
leucv clizH yßyzzLC
Liver Conviaint,
Cfiisp Cp r, ia,,
jFndzgesiioii,
Kidney Coinplaints,
iwvA uV Kvcas u Www-
lY WUXVVYC.
UYC COW0?Ct. YCAYC
VvevVi, vvvcv vwix.c cv
vw- ViAmvcV
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Vvv vy e vc U Wvu v vu vv,
Vvv,cUvv, Wtvvnu.
T7is5 gitt'rs ir put up in qurt
tofb'rr, c ichish th (xlove is a.i
aimiU. The ! ilel is finely en.,
gravel, an i t'? provided with
ta - fpiirl frzm ccuKterfciters.
7ViM CI vr Lcttlc. or lix for 5.
Kors il.'tn Winch.-.-ti r I y II- P. Kir.t-r
FURNITURE.
. .M . 1VI.U,
nki r. it M r or
'FURNITURE &. CHAIRS
!
LD
L
M
J'irti wiir-e in jHirrti
j O -wii AND St'lISTANTIAL
:!" -- -iH.i,1,.i.u).
V ' y j ' lyjppp VJ S7
y! II IlIL.hr l,lrl.
'r"t:
i.UKrl '
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UKDsTLAP.-,
I. O I' N G E S
I r .
tilill
VVInchetter.Ir. J...M) 9 IrCl. t4b19-1t
.
Mi vv a ana xmeva;
IMAKUFACTOR - Y,
Ma-'Chrit Kajvcr. 'Ceo. Keller,
pRoriunTons.
We Veep constantly n hand ready
J?3 IIoots re rr'c-
-,rr.d to manufacture these articles to or-
ucrnia nrai, cuoiiatitiai manner. J rr
nS. W will also par the bicUcat caah
driee for hldei jreen cr Cry.
Pi
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