Randolph journal. [volume], June 27, 1867, Image 4

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tTrwOa ! Chnli3 Timei and Winr
Ridding fr Vofc.
I . -Tri!.:ir' ifi'tirr i t i inn v.rt'i
VTe treat a !o? how rl.-e to chara:- 'prhir;; wa lu. m;;t:!:r power of
trnzerfrtalnindi-aM-tth:.tt-?crn, I, hc Ai:ii,j;in n;tVl. ;t
specially In eonnecti-n -with Stat- pmm! w!lHj ny,, -II, i, Ihc tt
and rauoiclfMÜ druiniAtrnUon in tl.t 0rat0r who ran fun. i,,hi,, , ar inf.
country, ior cxaciph', it rprar.i by pyc4 , WHir. -nM riKto have li:id '
a recent ta tern rnt tint In th- New -a Jl0f .,llj:ir f.,,.,,1 4,f ,l,,inK this, lit:
York .relative ippP-pr
W lJ, inetvn-tcnti,tl, of the Mli ho WWf4 hail.IUril lh,t hU ,,c.,r.
rhiriUMe fund- nf .state M,nt Ntrn ,.,,, Mi,Vc tll,.v actu:t,v Ia v
thoCatLoIifl.M nr.- iium.-mally
rail a smui r-nmMh 01 rn- j.'jia-j (h,. ,K ....j,,.:," .,n; of hi- :
tlon. The uIwIh jiiii'Minior MfliM-il.iompni.-r JipI Chtcrn-Ii h'hv
.a
priprlalion for itw yar n:nnl
u.. r Irltlh'll U.K
y V, ' V Uf.
1 1 roio'T.Tf 11 tnM j
kin sum, ;Ü,.7.1; :
$l?J,VJX 4. Varioui
lnM.na ri . I vn.1 ,f tl,:
tv......wUw. uii-..,Ui..,
tho Jew, iJ, Iii "ii; hikI th- Hornau 1 1
t at hollo. 7Il:i.I7I lä. t or tht; nrc. -nt 1
ywr the approprintlorn to tliv Catho
Itr In the city of Nfw York aniiint
to S1I5,0UQ. The only IVtetant in
tltation which nj nnvwcti aid at
all lithe Young Men's jUhristian
mciatioay which receii'e the um of
ZW?). i
Of course, no or.; rtenfra that Catho
lics are the mot importunaf tt-ur.-
In th universe
Tiic. Catl.oii.- p"T, 1.,, t rnt, v.h..n th- rr-;:,r v.a-1
nlty, are to a grat x- I,:4u,Mt to take t!i- f.it.I Moj v w h j
byl'rottantalmsandl ,,;,! hav(. hurJ,.(l hi,n ,lov.-n thv !
piup with thi vhcn ipir u, r. ltnin ,otrntiru I. n j
in any common
trnt .ipported by
tt H quite in kvplufj with thn when
Ihe Legislature; and Common Council-!
find themselves rxcf-d ty priest
ly mendicant, who ren-w in this form
the hepgiriei of th Middlo A Iiit
that des not rhanp tho faet in that
apeet of it which v are now con.-'id-
rring. We do not know that any li.
ticiaji would deny that th. appro
priation, w freely given t( Catholic.,
while Protectants rind out the pit
tance they secure from like sources hy
the very hardest, are Intended to make
favor with Catholic vottis. I'mte-turiU
are wont to Vote as their convictions
require, Catholics ai the priest says
that having gained ,4llis Jtever
tnce," Tmldy's hallot Is pretty much
nil the tame as if already d.-jiU-d.
A like principle seems to he folio weil
in municipal administration us regards
lImor-ieIlin Hal huth-hfeakinjr, and
otiier abominations o( that -port. In
wtsteru citlej, eiKs iaIIy, where the
Cutholie and other foreign population
is eo large, the consideration how to
inako or k.-ep favor with VId-ky-hruiitra
and beer-guzzlers override;
every other, and u city government
will allow every .ecend hmMii;f to he
made a saloon or tavern, if only Pat
rick and Hans will vote right when
the pinch of election-day comes. We
know of no remedy for the. things
but the infusion of our iolitics with an
elf nient of right principle that should
make it lea purely solftih. Jluw to
do that is perhaps the most ditticult
question that could he proposed.
' . .
From the Cincinnati Gaztttr. '
Kiecative ltacntitr.
It in rrportfsl that Tr. Johnsr.n has
deeidl to confess hinnclf a liar and a
villain in declaring that the Kccon
ntniction Act placed the military in
Absolute power in the South, and cre
ated a despotism more atrocious than
history can parallel, haviDg entire dis
posing power over all the persons and
f w ..v.i... wilt. ...vr.4.iTlr.
strategem of the Attorney - (Jeneral,
i
. . w - v - mw . . . . . . . ......... a j i
no power save to rid the local authori
ties in suppressing insurrection.
In adopting this opinion he will con
fess that all of his strained denuncia
tion of tho law iu his veto message
vraa a tirade of falsehood; that he used
the power ami influence of the execu
tive oflloe to make an act of Congress
infamous, and to Incite the resistance
of the Confederates to it, when it con
tained none of the qualities which he
charged to it, and was unobjectionable,
and designed simply to give security
to their local governments. He will
confess that he has acted as a public
enemy In assailing Congress, and pro
claiming its law3 outrageous tyranny,
and In striving to prevent a settlement
of the war upon their basis, when all
his charges and specifications acatnst
the law were false. j
Yon dc Man, You Are Wanted.
A lady-writer, under this heading,
hit off the young men as follows:
"A woman wanD you. Don't forget j
her. No matter if von are poor,
Don't wait to be rich; if you do, ten to I
one If you are fit to be married. Marry j
while you are younjr. and stmcrsrle up i
together. But mark, young man, the
woman don't want vou if she i to
divide her affection with a cigar-spit-
toon or whisky-jug. Neither does she j
want you if you don't take care of her
and the 'little after-thoughts'' which
aro pretty eure to follow. Neither j
does she want vou because vou are a!
man. tha deflation of whiehVs too apt ; jerked loose from him, and then gin
tobe an animal that wears Ufureated him three or four of the moat ?uffl -
carmenU on hi lower limbs. airltM lick vou ever heard of.
quarter-section of stove-pipe on his !
head, swears like a pirate, and is given '
to filthy
She wants
a hflpmate
learned
passion?; in short, the image of God,
not in the likeness of a beat. If you
. . . . .11.. i ..l. , a ii ...a ii.im iiiiiii.m ' inn. . . . i
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irat"iirrs irt'iiiTaii v. i ".im. i:o ich uiv ui'i'v., u- :r P ..i .-1.5..1, ci i vu ua .ic w tn-iauu iu-s.
3u tor ner eimnanion, tmuci loii. iM .'iimni. ?.ti ii im! s: . i ..m- c. .-...t. .-. i
; she wants you to have "IVlly," replied Joe, "you don t yfl,yKK The Iencth of the Kuropean ! V. !S?,r,;t;V"s "or,V.r.u;4',.,i'. TlU
to regulate your appetites and know nothm' 'bout lightin . I tell ; wi , is 00-J uiilo;. in the U. S. !.- No Vork at i.w p. M.
arc trong in a good purfK)se, firm in. me on top then the bov.s v.ould pat London has eight thousand jM.licc -resistance
to evil, pure In thought ami me on the shoulder, and holler, 'Oh, rucn.
action, as you require her to be, ami 'my! Stetson. We gouged, and bit, I
without wfcU& inward purity neither and tore up the dirt in Seth Runnel' The New Albany Ledger ay the
of j-ou arc fit for husband and wife; if grocery yard worcr nor two wild health of that city never was better at
you lore virtue and abhor vice; if you 1 bulll, pcnv ajn't .vUrrer most readv? this sason of the year than now.
- A 1 M I I a , : I 41 I
are geauemaniy, iorneanug ana Kina, ;
Aoa noc loua-iauconr, exacting ana
thnt rr in
urn 0IEJn
. fair, cheerful,
rruuj-young man,
vwwt t&a moai, wir, cncenui,
right-Ljoluna, frank-epokeCvornan,
. -
trc mcavn, who Alia your Idea of maiden
anu wur. i is f ne mat w.mw yo j;
j i r . . i. ... . .
marry her when you like, whether he;
if rich cr poor; we'll trust you both,
on the above eomlition, without any
further security.
The Ohio Br,.le Company have
commenced werk at LeuivLUe.
M'hitrflcld'j Icriipti c roivrr.
a. i,,.;ir,i ln,.m, . ,
1 1 . I
H,,,,,,, h"r, n- 1 ,'- l'n at h ,
er, in hvcrihinjj tin inivrjihlv onli-
xlU ,,f nn -.n-i t 1 -iiin r, illus-
.noil . .ui 1 1 im ' 'ii ! 1 j -miii'T, iiiMH-
r: r - I rln Mihu'i t hv I. rihin'' a l.ün l
r -i 1... . ,. ... .1 ..1 .,..! ti... '
riiu.l j I aii ivt.r. '1 ' t 9f Ar liii lwlii 1ft f
' ' ' 1 " " " ' r " "" ' i nations-it was stn-aki-d with red
s de.-erh d hy hj 5 d' near tho edp-, Th- .-c'-pt" w:ishinih, a-'all .-pti s an, whito ho -ave.it to him. Noi
of a precipice and nothing to aid him will I.; when they .-tand to I . judd th.r tliv Ivor nor the r;ceivor
o. ,,r..r.it... h iv 1, nt I : -t -f:iO" ! 1... !...i ,.i 1 1... v I l o k : i v ) fi I :iid with hoiindiii!'
Whitofield ro Manned with hi Hih-
'
j..,uI,.,,f-Jt.,j1.iih,1Hi,Kr,I.Mo;
lMcr, tljat the whole auditory wa
kt-pt in breath!-. .-ilen'?'', a- if it niw
the m jVetn-nt-M'f the p"or old man,
rrcciniov to C' ttnin dtru ?iou I. rd
Chterti Id actually mad.- a ru.di for-.
ward ttifave liin, cx' laimin ahuvl -
He is 0.! lie is none!, Tho noble J
lrd had len so uitin lv carriod away .
by the preacher that' he forgot the
' . .
wholewrfsa pi.ture. ' .
" "
How to .Make f ruit Tree XJcnr.
.
Apple trees mav 1 o forced into mod-
11 . r
erato lear n at a verv earl v stiie of
ii irM:r .l(t;t
thc:rKoNvt!i b prunm-, atut we ad-
..: . ..t .l..-ir.i i ..iiiiir i.n
ise o ii o oi .in ii i j j "'b .' .
hauls!
to avail tie nwlve of thin art, and. ..." , . , . ...
cau,;e them to produce home fruit.' biorahy of Kobesp erro puhtih
m..,;.,.. :.. ho !.!,, for wood, and in i a late Irish paper concludes with
the Miiimi'T for fruit," is an axiom,
and let ih act upon it. Pinch the
-rowing'shoot on a tree iu the sum- ,
mer,lend down the brauche-, thrus
dow n the sharp sprvde into the ground i
. ... i. ..!.. 4. i
an.i sever me roots in sutiri, .aiui iu ;
check the circulation of sap, making
tho growth 'less vigorous, and fruit '
buds and spurs will be produced and ; enteral a decree dissolving the bond-!
fruit will grow. Aim at the life of the of matrimony W tween himself und
tieeaii'l straightway it prod nee fruit ; wife, vho agreed to the arrangement,
and .-eed that its kind m:y not peiih j The X.i-hviüe Kiessand Times states
from the earth. This" is care, and not : that the prospect for the wheat crop in
hard labor; the work must be done in j Middle Tcnne.ee are extremely en
the summer, when other farming ope- , cour.iging. MuHi ground has been
rations demand mi c i attention, but put into wheat, and should the weath
thc orchard. st who tloes it faithfully er be propitious for the next month
and undoratamlUigly will rind hU re-' the harvest will be a I cvmteous one.
Ward. i Ali'lun :i iieT. fll.il ?i iu-i itiiiii it
William A. Cbaver, keeper of a liv
ery stable, testified that f-'urratt, in
conversation with him, said that he
and PMth had bloody work to do; they
tHo.s
drei, Unwln-
tone, pulhng a pistol out and lay .ng it
.... .. .1.. .1. ... .1... . inl l . . 'I I... H'lllll.J
: i.:n 4i. .1 ,1 ..T.I .....mi.
on a desk at the sdables. The witness
also saw jsurratt, on the 1 Ith of April,
previous to the assassination. Jiooth
and '.Surralt transacted their livery
business w ith him.
John Uc, now residing in Mississip- j
formerly a detective on Clou, 1
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I IV lUHt (H Hl' rUlliUU HH I nill.lMinia
avenue, near Willard's Hotel, on tho
afternoon of April 14, 1WT; had seen
him U'fere an! recognied the prison
er a .Surratt to the best of his knowl
edge. , Wouldn't Own
Joo Stetson was a wi!l rollicking
fellow, who spent ni'ft of his time in
drinking ami sprecing, while his wife,
Polly, "was left at home to do the
chore?. I'pon a certain occasion, .Toe
left home to le back, as he said, that
night. Night came, but .loc did not:
The next day passed, but, abot.t sun
et Jop came up in the worst condition
imaginable his clothes dirty and torn,
one eye in deep mourning, and his
face presenting more the appearance
'of a niece of raw meat than uny thing
else. Poll v met him at the door, an 1 j
' noticiD" his acncaiance, eiclaimed: !
' Whv Joe. what in the world ii the
raattCT?,,
Tolly' Laid Joe, "do you know
Jim Andrews,? -Well him and me had
a fight."
"Who whipped, Joe?" aked Polly,
'Telly, we had the hardest light
you ever did fee. I hit him and be
j hit me.'and then we clinched. Polly; ;
'ain't supper most ready? I ain't hod j
i I
any thing idnee yesterday morning, j a
"But tell mc who whipped, Joe," : i
continued Polly,
"Poll," replied Joe, ,4I tell you, you
never did ee such a fight ns me and
him had. When" ho clinched me I
Polly, aiu't supper ready? I'm nearly
starved."
'you wc fought like ticer.s wc roiled ;
and tumbled first him on top, then
Vm monatrous hungry."
I SteXnV' Pf11' in a
'tone bristling with anger, "Ulli vou
j tcIl me wno wbirpir' I
tcll me fio hirned
i t.pii.. vaifi inr drawirr-a Ion-
i0, saia JOC, Urawintoa IOIlA
? iu ..t h0lirrrr
The conimcnecrucntexerces of Han-
over, rUoomington and GrecncaMlc
Colleges all took place latt week.
Frmirra in the VaKa:Ji Vallrv.
pay cl um ana c- -"J a aay xor Uarvc.t
handi.
What J n Cofnatnll.
i tim fii, aitut wIim.u a pieuxir; lr a ehiM, Xur lucre is no
vou li n e ton ?:ivin-ro muri?" .ii 1 -i?'"Z vr2iMi ami whom It may,
l:n!ioVrr t. a nrcvlvr. after M"tii forth . I rs not alnif 8
!:.hi.? a l.ur-e.tlt CSotl". W?Ä
"O-l ft a ipirtt," fop! thc.rreaeh- ui-rlne In the Itileet luv ofehiM-
er. " j hood? The writer of this recollect
"What is a .-pint?" a.ked the m p- '. himself at thid moment, us n hare-.
(j r,(.r,.rv. ' j foote.1 l.,l t.u,,ii..-at thy willen
.. Wh:it a ,.,ril,.a!.kr n.jf,.lllf,, the Xve viri le Jj.VilV h h,J" h,-1
r,aohcr ! . r ! .? ...Vi Ä ' t o r " hh-h
'WI. v - wh v a t-.nistalk is a com-: ;
stalk."
"Vr-
I
h... ......... i...r " , '
.-ir.'
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r ..
- l""1 ," 11 ,rit; ,f ' iU not t,,n ,
in.- what a rn.-t.ilk i", wlii-!i ',MI !
ha; tv a a th'n.i;ul ttiu'sanl I.imiW
ii;4(: a a t Mti.i;ui luiu'-.aii'i l.now ,
;,ti ..vi-t-ni-. whv t y't Ji"k m !
... .11 ........ 1 1... 1. ..irü i, i
...... I . I. . ,.u J..ul.t t.L Uniif..'''' I
pheme, and whose werd th-v d.-ii- . !
i ' i
-"Z.nt'V.
f.rnrrai inn-iu;r.icr.
A number of tows Iiave rtceutlv
('K'J in.t. John-my, Vrinont, witii :
'x Mtw known thin- as 4milk
tVvpr'
Th. --ilj.--..f vtaMi hin- fr.-- j-ot-
Th- -nl..- r .f -.tahli .diin.tr fr-' poi-
Ii" baths 'ft er tho htyltM! I'.ostou, is
undor :idvi-om-nt hy the New York
Common Cumiril
A f.'.M.ria paper suevf that a
'there will I- a greater yield of vli-.-it ;
.1 w. . .7 tu 1 1 r
j in that Mate than there has been for
ovmy years, the .tiuvernoT apioint a '
day of thanksgiving and prayer. !
1
Whenever a President of the Cnited i
1 II I l . I'll III Uli I INK l I
.. m
states visits Posten, Harvard College
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;ariably, we beheve, confers an hon- j
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the following remarkable sentence'
va.iviiiji.i. j inao nu no
'.Mren U-hind him except a brother,
was killed at the same time.",
A divorce suit wa recently tried in
Ai..a.. ('..null- i:....,s ;.. ,..i. :..i.!
Vu....,, w wv . ,
the plaintiff was a judge,, who sat in
his own ea-e, and upon the pleading, ;
the rniteo .States Court at Ijouisville,
, n the b'iih, for a writ of hufH:nscorpiyt
j whieh has been is.-uel, directing a
j w hite man named (ühh n to produce
j in court the lody of his daughter,
MVrtha Milton, formerly a slave of
it is al, , ia ,tm
I in xcry
I
The telegraph failed to designate
the winners iu the New York yacht
race on lat Thursday week. The vic
tors wer the sehooner Phantom,
"wne.l by Mr. H. (J. .Stehb'n--, and the
'V elyn, owned by Mr. A Stellen-
fi-i : I . . i? i i i
"ry. ii. e vtimi was ugni ami me
race w;vs not a very exciting one.
The Pope, in his character of tern1
poral ruler, has hitely issued an e!ict
of great severity against brigandage in
his dominions. In this proclamation
ho oilers a rewanl of about live liuu
drod dollars for the hcadof every brig
and delivered to the authorities. The
ra.-eals are now killing cach'other for
the sake of the rewanl.
As an illiistrati.)n f the rapidity
witJi which the conversion ami pur
chase of sscven-thTfTy notes have been
pushed forward, it isolllciMlly reported
that .5151,740,'OuO were taken in by the
Treasury Department between Febru
ary I and .Time 1.
The English Parliament enacted in
1770 that "whoever shall impose upon,
reduce and betray into matrimony any
of hi.i Majesty's, male subjects by
scents, paint, cosmetic w a dies, arti-
ncial teeth, false hair, Spanish wool,
iron stay, noops, nign neeiea slices or
bolstered hips," should be prosecuted
' 1
for witchcraft, and that the marriage
should le noli and void
A diamond weighing between
twenty-one and twenty-two karats, it
i reported, .has been found on Ihc
Orange River, in Scmth Africa. The
Govei
Hope
eminent at the Cape of Good
has taken tho matter in hand,
and we shall soon know whether that
is to be, as predicted, one of the dia
mond produeiug countries of the
world.
The tears we :dicd for those wc love
J are the s'reams which water thegarden
jof the heart, and without them it
. w uld le dry and barren, and genial
flowers of affection would perih.
In the L'nitetl .States are ÖP, Oi miles
mjlvli
Patrick Noon, cf Jennings county,
bni twenty heep killed one ni5ht la,t
k
A branch of the Lvansvillc and
.... .
i rawxorasviue rauro.ia imiMo nc
built from rrincctoo or Tattka to Mt
Carmcl.
Tbo wheat crop in the neigliborbooI
o: icrrc iisutc prcruiicra rctitr yiua ,
than for thrre vnrnvt.
The manufacture of zlafs was rc
J ----- o - - j
siitncd at New Albany Iait week.
Gitrin; Jar to A Child.
IJI'ja ed be the 1 md that prepares
were bl'niin.r th-re otiietlv in the
brightness of a LSmnI.iy morning.
Tin iMsvnr came forth from hU
J I I lt t: if f ! irn lw t i.i ! U'ii wi I j II t f r I
iiHiv.'Fiv..-..iiv l.l'',...
hv tra.l-, an.I M.otil tho wholn wook 1
nt work in the? woorl. Ho holj
onm; into th .irl"ii to jjathor
miiH! into in' irani"M 10 ir
ttow - rs tu .thk into Iiis i:it wh- n
!' Wii! ciuircii. u! saw uil?
tfcjt ! Lri V inn jvfl' tft 111 1 Ii I J l' il.
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- ;tlI,s l,40 ho' fan honu. And now ,
i.m .it i'.icf .1 i 't ! iii'i i frniii llirl
manv VOMTs. t hf ft td nur of lrnitit udi
i i - o o
i which agitated the breast of that
My express's it sell on paper. Tin
carnation lias long sinoo witliorod,
hut now it blooms afresh. lh,tcj?ns
er.
.
Xewlv planted tn.w or ;hruF arc
much benefited by u mulching a
couple of inches thick placed around
them at this season. Wo havi
found the nowlv mown "rasa from
'wn stn iiliiiim!Io rir:t-ristl. If
piit in pho'o whilo Rreon, it wilts
;,ownf kon,s it.s pat an.l is not
ii;lhte to bo blown about by winds.
as is the enso if leaves or straw lit-
a .. I ret... , .. . .1.:., .2.,...
L"rar,! UM 'V ' '"I K' ..7 'll
, , . ... . .
has no seeds that will germinate,
. ,..ll(,M (i i .i r-iii mav
and when dot a eti in the hill ni.v
)! xvitli sulvatitagG to the
fntnr " nvth of tr " ;
0 - - -
Kmirr kini ok jpHEArifiM;.
Dr. (iilly ndated the following
auectlote; which w;h told by a well
known Irish character, Thaddens
Conolly, who used tti spend much of
his tiine in wandering through Ire
land, and instructing the lower
classes in their native language.
"I went' said he," one iSunday,
uio im
into a enurcii, to wnicn ;i new n
,.,, lfnf ,11W, t..(M. iMt,.i.. .,noo ni
C;d. The conirregation ditl not e.v
ceed ' a tluzcit, but the preacher
delivered himself with as much en
orgy and atlWd ion u 1 he wt. n'l-
t(reftt; a irtut'l 'u an'tuncf. Aftey
tho service, I ex presses I to theeler
my wonder that'he shouhl pi each
so fervently to such a small ntimher
of people. ""Were there but 'one
said the rectorniy anxiety for thi
improvement would mako in"
equally energetic." Tht? following
year Conolly went into tht? kujio
church, tho congregation was multi
plied twenty-fold; the third year ho
found the church fttW
JOHN M. PENDLETON,
l'i;.111JI'.'1 ."Jtat 1U.O,
l-'or tlie 1'tirtl.usc und alj of
Domestic Fleece und I'uIIrd Vi'ool.
Ab. 1" JlrffHlwry, AVe Yont.
CasTi Jl vaiitt'S M:;1". ('rviziuiu-ikti itel .
Gt-nerat rS.t-rial Markt-l l.'irt.
yuriiiicii at i;-i'n."t.
i.i:i'i:iti;Nci;s.
!. P. Vail, CahrXatl I'anU of l'oiim X.Y
Me.4rs. J. KiMirmaii, J..liiitii A- I '.. N. .
Oofltui, Mi'.MilUn & t'i., I Ifvi-liinli. Ohio.
W- V. WestfaU, CasU'r l-'irt Xafl IVii.t, .'.iiijiie-
apoliA, Mini.
Th. Arthur, t'.-iifc'r first Xt'I Han , Twt.-n, la
Mwr. FoM, Itixon V. (.. St. I,ui., M..
iilti any Canker Inroiihout tho Cointr hat
ing Sw York t'rr?j.ii'1.-iitji. ii3! tm-t
II Hit) 7f.fJTJKrlP.fi.
t;i:K.T bi:o.i c.;.r(;K - nor ia.K thach
i:ou l K To
m:w vokk, ijostov, and m:w
L.MJI.AM) ITIi:.s.
TIMS RA 1 1. W A V I) I F. N I S F KOM
tlitnkitk In 7ivv York, I f;n lile,
nnftnlo t ,ew V.ok, lj;jMilr,
Nalamanea l .rw York, llü.Milo
AKI IS i R "!
TWENTY-TVVO TO TWENTY-SEVEN
MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE.
All truni run direttlj through t York ,
IO"460 MILES with'xit chaug.i ofcojthcs.
FROM UUNKIKK AM SALAMANCA By w
York time trni tTnioii l)pot:
7 33.1. M. EXPIIEsS MAIL, fro.,, h'inkirk,
IStiBtlays exicple J j . Slop at .lamanc
1.0U A. M , anil f on tiff last IIr?iel)srill
dJ Or in? with thr ?.oo A. M. txrrew
Mail from buOih, und arriTvs m .Net VorK
17.CÜ A. M.
2 20 '. M. LIGHTNING tSr.KFSS. fMinrtjr,
cxffpt"!. Stoji at Hörne!' .Vi: P.
M. is.ip, inu-ri tirjt wirli the ?.-'0 I. M.
train tr-'on BnfTilo, an-1 arrives in .New
York at:.0A. M
r.; ?: tt:w.voJ;K 5,G"T t-y.PKs.fr-
j l'jnkirk, isntin.ijs wepo-dl. stops at
Salamarca 6 .V 1. M.; o aii
r. M.
Sup"; Tnrnfr' 0.. A. M. BkflJ, ami ar-riu-
in Vork at 1.3' I . M..connfct-
ing wiili A'toriioon Tralii.anl Steamers lor
r'.ost.vi and New Tnglaii J Cities.
FKOM r.UFFALO r.y ew York Time frm
l)tpol corner Kxcbanje and Michigan Ma.
5.43 A. M. NEW VORK HAY EX PK ESS, from
Salamanca, ISundars oxeptt'!. Mp al
Horncllitille 0.1-3 A. M. (Ükfl, Su!vie.
Lanoa -2.1? P. M. Sup!, lurcfr'a 7'. A.
aud arrives in New Vrk lO.P.M. Cor
nectaat Great Hetvl ith Oel iare . I acka
wanna ard Wftcrn Kailroad. and at Jersrr
CMvwiOi .VKJnis!it Express Train of N w j
J.rv hailrr.ad f,.r I'm! jlclfhla. ftitti. i
more ard Wäshintsn.
8.00 A . M . EXl'HLS MAIL, via Aron and Hor
nclbvillf Sr.1j frxcepttd. Arrtvti'.a
Stfur York at 7. ft) A. M. t'omietts at M
roira with Aorthern Cfrtml Hailwv for
llarnbur, Phtladcti bu, Ualitu- re, aib- j
in?ton and points Soutii.
2.20 V. M. I.IOUT.MNÜ EXPRESS. '4Sur.4aTt
ft.rpt.-d. Stops at HornellsTjD" ÜJP.j
M. Sup., n.d arriTes in N w york 7 00i
A. M. CoriDvrtü at Jerner City with Marti-I
irr Express Train of N'iw J rev Hailroad '
f.-r rfaUiruop and Wasliinfn,an l atN'ew
York with Mornin; Fir Te-s Tr-io for Boi-' '--"nna a iars-imwi v n tbf .liff,
. v t-iw i r- i nt i'iaitti and njnibf rs -.f Itr.v. h. r.n
1121 I. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sunday
rxcri'tfd!. stop al S.uifM'ljanr!a 7.'."- A.
M.. likftj; Tornfr'a I. Hl P.,M.. I I'f . a,, rrf.f.nn, ,Amirp T rf par-d to rat for tb r4
...d arr.v.-.- , .New ork at3 -a T. M. J'"' in and S;iniiir?.ran Uk Rrorf hom.tbr
rrcts at Ehnira with artlirti Cebtral Lai!- vin- ifaonwlvn th troul.lf of co,B,e fu-,
way for l!a;n.lurj. Itiladf Sp.a. Ea!tl . ,nem .cveral tlu.-, aud beirr duappoiatcd, a
tnirc, aihUcto and i-icts SoU:h at Li-en thi n. fn,rir. " 1
Or:at Hi-nd with TVlaarr, lackaa ta
V. , 'L;. 7 , . v 0 v' V01"?
.... . .... ....
rtfu laiMuiipn, ifnii.u. ..1 . -im
Ai;rri:oüi) trails ana ru.mcr. ur iu;Ha
and New England t'itie.
Otilr Arn. Train V'nt a Sunlr . liriny Itulf.
lo ,t 6.10 P.M., andr-a.hu.-.New Vork at K30jO. 21 HI AI IV STREET,
I
! BoStn .nJ fW T7,ut
their R4x:ge, ar tiaster
, New vrt.
od ra.in2n. wjth .
lasierre-i free . caarjeiDj
The bet Vfnt.Mfd ad Mom Tnxuriou.Mffp.
,r..i... n-j, nr t.rr-Tn n :
,u hVi mi; ,
ar 4 mm -
itACKARi: f'iii-:rKi-:ii Timni r.ii
Acd fare alwjr. 1S low as y ar; other Rout'. '
row TicxrTS via ekie railway'
V."h'. b cars br eatileed at -1'. Pnnc'r!
iicxet ncestn tu Ufjt iti
otithei.
u RIDCLE,
WM. R. BARR,
ücn l Tass. Ag't.
i jnj7-iy
WOOL.
WOOL! WOOL!!
TO THE FARMERS OF WAYNE
S'tirronitdififf Countir !
We shall nanl t.o toining ion
oo,ooo i.us. or lvooi,
market j ru e, rlthcr in our ulebratr;!
IIOMK MADE (-00DS OR f ASn.
Ilqving Inrrras.-l our marhinery and .MI all
lh latrüi iiiij.rovoii.r r.t, art. rpfarfl ! lora
it. a l.irp aiiioMitl f ol.i iIt. t-ijuul in
j'tjlvi t- any rvr m) in Ibts 'iuir .
WV hat im bl it ituh larjrr vari-Myof
l'' than . ha I last y.r.arol bate aho itu-I'MU-J
lln juality so thnt tle
ItlCHMONT) (H)(IH
I rtjl N. 1, r. only at hmf , lit al." n thf
f. iMfinnali, M. LfUU, I hrn-fn ail ilelo
iirkrl.. front all rf hi!i pta hav. rr
fri'l larpf oidvrs, and in rvery tnttanca Slinl
thtiu to their intir atUfacliou.
Our Stock Coaoiatn of
thf fotlowirt; govJ. af ofur " mffa'1f .
i .n. from tnr rrj boil mat.rial , and warrnt4
I ei.tirtlr fr liom
WASTE OR SHODDY.
whirh w ofji-r at rrife but tery IittU tlo
hat on par for tbo
Eastern Shoddy Cooda.
va5 s ,mcrc?
Doeskins
Sattinetts
Tweeds.
Jeans.
rionnebi,
ßlankrt.
A'arnj. 4..
a iii si.cnano ior
WOOL,
F..r 1S- rMii.tiiitr.ri ..r ..i
- - ...
ur oia.iv runmrj in
uwn ntry, bo exu vttt ?peud tS tin. tu
coru 0 Uv .Vi IIIS. e
bv opcitfd a M-rc at
test reor win of rlaratnfr'i Drar Store.
,"' 'r ,s" 7 rrpr4 rrfi
trmt a at tVf MlU-.. In futor oor root
f".iy bad .t tbf .v.u. and oflr storf.
jboihof whirh placra atu ac-p a full an ,
con,rlu i
RICHMOND FACTORY COOD
JACKSON, SWAY HE A. Dl'N.V,
oU Richmond, Indiana
a. mc
'TT.'
McADAMS & MAGEEJ
tllrii in frrr lrfijti of
STOVES, TIN WARE ANDj
Agricultural Implements.
Tbahlfi.1 f-r the L! rt ptrouazo We.itrc
brstorl. lioj..- by (e tt-iOn t l-U ' fix:
anl fair l-linr to mrri a ri.taiiiir f t!
4111. Our i-ricfn I'.l al"al" bw as t
iMf . Iii ff cv... f an be b'-ugbt fratanyof
lb nihH.rins 1 us.
" . .... w
W U rn au uia t'lf t- or l'-r at v kin I i i n.
I'-I'Ir "T t lrn Waf.ainl altn.i jiMii.t-
h tll Wit-t ! J-'' "r, !!'. t :- i."sac. !
Sj.iitii!f, A. Sh"p ati'l St r, tu I k Tkk ?
buiI-lii'S . S W. M.riivr ou'wlie iuirf
Wiuvhrter, Indiana.
CouUii't all the M.'J'n iral Prou'erties rf
imm: Ttti:i: tau.
H hai a well carnc l ntt-nkl; for cirirg a!l
dia.'s f th;
throat ami i.rr.5.
Wnf f Tar it. posf fs a tf jlthy artiort
upon ihetomah and bowf rij'ivt.ialins tb
tfi f in and rvUonrtij it to pcrfi-rt health. It t
very ffl.-ftiT in curing complaints riinaUu;
iroin th Liver, Stamaril. I.w t, I idn-. A t"
Soli by lrnrt.t and tirffrs at only On
Pollar a B-il'. iium have W.n f Tar
Mown on tbo bottle, St- sma'.l circulars at
I'rurgi.it.
Of.I VOK C KOCK CO., Ir..pri. t r5.
For ral ' t j J 0 llir.?H, I'r i;i. t. ii.. Vjt.-r,
I !
The be?t aj to z ru t a rn or r u . v
... ....... ,..
Seek I'aily n Sure Krlicr.
J ?: ran be d io b wsirR
nilNZOLN r.MXin,
Wh!r s bfaltnr, soothing and iwr.V 't j
a flno rtj'rt'yrai't, Ijo-iis all plileru. .ih. j ,
atl irrtatc. an-I era! lus the l t.enl hie ;
refrcshinR ale-p at ni?t.
If relicr' all Uronchitl rri' l in
ttruftlom fr Cremp trhir ar-onpany
rem Iftllt, at" ntirr bctn knotrn j
I fail- j
Cotn-oit tiTf "ill :A a sovert-tga Ti n.
dj f'r tUfm '
Tty Onn Hot tic, rricr O.'iC.
I'ot u' t'T J C IhaFrt. lrnrj;it, V. ;.. Utter,
Ib-Jiaba
I II It 1 r Y Y o V It DI.O 1 t .
Taken ai a 'prlr Medieinf fvf ririOSnr tl.f
Blwod, reinoriijf; it alu;rf bcs, eaiuirit it -
tl w in all it oOirinal purity nd ipr, and
ünvii'f t ib impur aDd j uiriru rauar
which iii-'uce di 'ac.
. OK. CROOK'S
v i:: 1 : rV iil i: i:xtr a it
Ia;reit C.XDvt.T of Health.
It rftnov
movM all ernpi.re ..fases f tbf Vo.
nul l ". Klouhf, 'u. ''!. Sore. Tet
Tcr.loi.gworu., Salt IlUf urn , b'ealJ Head, A e.
I I. rfr I'niii.
for Illiftimati.m it ttcti Likt: : C.arm,
Irivii.ff awav all avh aud pain, Ä.'d l;i ft
f'I'ial nt uriii 1 1.
It th' Kino nf S'-ronht JtcoVoJc.v
rot iu: bv J. C. II in
lud.
., . . .... ,
I).'ui-t, jui!"-te r.
THRON UALSAM i. t!-tti.spM Mid j.fcd
.t t-u r rr l:ii. Aritiy r Wnlfi rratth''. it
i lupiid, i. lift )iu7fabb": if nt il t ii
-lh, ni .!. tr fail" t ur' at i.o. It
t.tHi nn moriurv. sin.l i .i.- . iindfr an
l iirtimtain f. It l nl half the ric f si'iu
l.nr pr-parslKi, and is f-r norc pK-a.jUt uitd
effect ire.
It Retails for 25c n Hot He.
It prent Chapped llaad: makf thm l.ite
ant 9fi. A. i-xl'-nml ppli-atiot f..r Kltfu
Miatiiui. Kriit rm li'a.rs l th kll, I'U-era.
old S..r, ti.mcrfiif , it i Vfrt otT. !i r. It ill
fpfdih iure Hunts and Staid. .Mado only b J
crook .ii vNrr.vcrriJRiMt; co.f
Ha; t -n, C,,io.
flTKOH RA Ii AM i? Mow n a rrcry bottle
Fr sale by J . (.'. IIir.ii, OraiM, inhesliT
Itarf.
i )F -rL-
f)alr InlfllflC".
. ( l.'OOK'S VKfiKTAP.f.K
S ni L S REMEDY.
I'ositircly Currs.
It will Ileeome the Standard Rrmrdr.
TK nf jrtd swM not fail in write for a mn ,
'tn ffcfff )'!' f Ibe dia.-e a4 th JU"idr j
??nta?!i. It e! frrr H- mail. i
Ir. Cr.' S ih-I- .Vf-l I sold Vr .1. '
UiaaH, lrcrit, at J3 per b!!- I'ull llrte-(
lKrs aceowpaiM frr bot'Tf.
IK. OL1VKW CFOK A 0 .
rifJ-lt latk. Ohio, Frfjn"-tTs.
A. Ii. II I A T T,
PL'ALKR IN
HARDWARE,
iVorÄ ziJe of tkc Pullir K.uarrt
AT TlbJMAi WAKD'o OLD STAND,
WIXCUKSTER, IXDiAXA.
4-3-r
ni-rri. a tm-t-i- r. .
Uli 111 I Uli LH l UIILM
WMftlitl IVlfll IIV W Ji it Ht
-. T v Y 'r,'7'T '" 'v",f" ' Dram
111 h deoiorotratl l),- la. t t.. U far.j.fr- .C
IJandoli.b O.M..O ttiat Ihore . muM, that t-...
n.r,..i:h .if.n ji,r. ii,. ; U...J 'M
lata iiKtim'. fln'f ne sr rj-fn, -r, r
Wlmmn im
1 . r ' J w-s irj-u,-.i.rf j
OTw
j ear. aay that e ar- ww in kmc better Ill s to i
I than we hirr rrrr ytt born :tt-.r i M4u!,f ,urc .
' befor. S la th tima to it tltvtu al our!
r. ..... i .in., l . " Inf
fartorr.wcst otth l.oi
tit)
AKli.t, SOUl'lKb 4 CO.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Tin: .wmkwi. vinun;
.1 Wmttlf ' ri'uliftf tf'rrtfc ltn Mit
ti' ami M astral JJftrt:fitrr. Jnwl
on ihr JirsI each rnontJt, o,' J. A.
iluttcrjidd iV (b.t IiulUtm'njtif -
tlinna.
The w?:!cil visitor,' cortalrn rach
month, a I uical fry, a rnor.thl irccrA
of MuiIcj! JNru, at home anJ aUoaJ; a
inotithl.v hullct!ti of itw Muic nJ Tocki;
fron three to lov.r pirs nf ehoirc
iluic, vocal atul iiitruuiritl, frprr.
ilh cpcci 4l rtli-rmre hr uc iu ihe hoia .
ci.clc. (worth, in rath iiumtir. trm TO li.
U c ul, lriiJe artlclfs on Uiuiical topir
of iutrrrit to choritfr?f leai-hrr an! pu
pila, srlccttd auJ prepar J for it column
T K 1: M S
One ropt, per annum,' in aJ nce, $
i Coptic, " 1I,M
T " 4 00 '
Twn.tv "
t
lUiL ii. mhrr stipaliJ At!rr..
J. a. io't J i;i;ni;i.i .v i o .
.tf Indiaiiapotix, Itn!.
j. A . K 1 1 k a "
CON FECTIONEUS-
I m.' . ... f ...... m .'...I M
LMHA.N.IPOI.IS IM.
HZ'Ordf rs fnn a ditafe ivnjptljf:Uf d..r.
nil 6m
WILL.IRD & STOWELL
DKAI.LHS IS JITSIC
a ü
Musical Instruments,
Keep oonstaiit'v on hau l, at WLoIealf and
j Kt tail, an exttLsite. asfortmeot of tbc bcit
x TT O
FORTEB
CATilNHT OHGAVS.
,17 t : i. o n 7; o
No. t UHt" llotue,
It -1 ? r I n d i h n n p n
Indian n Ifiofc.
BOOK & PAPER IKKc.
EOWEN, STEWART k Co
No. 1J Vct VnHinptoiif,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
DEALERS tN
LETTER & CAP PAPERS,
Wrapping Paper. - .
Oommr rcial N'te, r.nntu t irl.. IV in?A
Pnrer.W.nll Puprr, Hlanlt IV k. Mfmor,
.birn5. hcatl l'mcils, Strel i'tu?, Ttii
JIoKlcr.,
1 ,-niniO 9. DltTtrniC IIJC f.f
. Iii -U UUUill l llrw mu,
j . .
i
eine:' .
and Chirac
nt ii.
ItilN Da
50,000" IdJ. -ags Wanted
r or CASH, or ir. t ic!oTgi lV' Ü0O0S.
j. in 23 i.rl
. . . . . . .
l. J. STILTS. f. I.UIMH. a.H.Mf A
STILES, FAHNLEY & M'CREA,
Wholesale Ileahra in
Jl A T S, C A P S,
MILLINERY GOODS,
.No. 131 South .tleriJiiin htittt.
LMlAX.rOU.S. LI. (44
c. . ionaid..oi j i. ii. ai.irr
DONALDSON & ALVEY,
j'ibbKbs ok
.HATS, CAVS,
STRAW GOOD 8
JP TJ XL
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS)
51 Noiith .Mrtidinn sfrerlf
clinuir riocl, ItjUunarolir, Ind.
April L, lsG;. nil It
FURNITURE.
iK.iKBnsini i:it k xrmrf
ft'rr.rTrirtt trf
j FURNITURE & CHAIRS.
Pcnoci wisbing to purcrtie
I Good and Substantial Furniture
jWill plcae give ui a call, ac we are tji
that jou ill be satis6ed,ar1 that jonc
not better yourseUea any where cNe.
keepcotntintljoa Lud a'geod twortmtnt
t'UntiAUA,
CUPBOARDS.
SAFES,
T A I L E P ,
BEDSTKAPJ?,
CRIB:.. I.OÜMCE.
CHAIRS.
STANDS,
JOFAn,
CKNTKR
N D
DINING ,
f., . TABLE!
COME ONK! COME ALL
And aee oar etocl before jvircba sine elf
where ILaat id P..K;,. c
ng cl(
t3-13
w:-l . . "v "H""'-
i mconitr, lud.
S1.500 PER YEAH.
P Wdt.t a..n. .....1 .- ii .
- --r urrr i kill our
J,1""""" V-1 w,u- Macbioca. 1,re
jnewkindi. Un J er an i upper feed. War-
' XU L 1 e ''" AWte aUrjr or Jarre
' f "nyr,uo rilJ . tclt rsici.iac.o:j
in tlie rnitnl Stair f,
lilrh are fmllg iicem.rd km WlZur
. WHtnm tlririr JL - v- , X
I ' ! ,1 f t t,r9Ce'? haktf, Alff cjr Cc,
. - ii''lcr All otbrr laacLioe are t-
rn";npf ana the ttlltr or Irr are lislu
crrrif..ie a iiapruonmrnt. Uloftri
...... I . 4 . a f
lor. Shiv A f'.lil U.Alr-.i '.i-
1 C'bicatTJ, Ilüsoij
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