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TVHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
i THORLEY'S FOOD FOR HORSES
THORLEYS FOOD FOR COWS.
THoRLEY's FOOD FOR SHEEP.


and nj nes 4 % P6unrsr tho effects
iHoEiEys ROOD FOR d%TTLE contains bitter sacoba
q sSe sssiS OF f purely
seasoned With It. gives TO- the digestive and other Of
animals healthy action somewhat similar in character
oas ss rsss ans o2
properties The sSo, and gusy Of butcher meat and
in spring;
FOOD FOR CATTLE may be attended with subtraction OF
other food tths extent of third thereby rendering it, aP
assists the digestive powers Of every snmS in estracsg
would quent upon impaired
Tho thor EY's FoCD FOX CATTLE has met with the ap
probation of Professors Chiffon agohn and Way, Drs Has
lis merits In proof of these conclusions the following
fHh HOSE do-wrh.m Miles, Esq, Diraed, Exeter, in or
derpg Thorley e cattle food, says
hS s snd peeo
bag Of bones 1t may be Interesting to you If detail the
which dsy last weighed her.
On tie ac,h of Februar, abe weighed ........"5 o
coy 2oth Of March ."......... 2 IL
- 5's q 8 Ky N.Y. ...::::. 8 s
ThIs hiss satisfied me Of the value Of yonr food in
n se os S $ ss s sSe net 6S Sea
20. James wa,msley, Esq, taking fine horses to
tie other But .colecug he had shipped Of Thorey
thus I @ as
to sheep I'm long boat pigs effect pro
iemsg The midland of England has
time pas. been following rather lucrative business in
ber food h Thorlsy's condimept ana then selling them
three each n from The The
old age The second obviously ease OF debility from sea-
and the value of the condmen all of hard
THE oxThree different examples shall also be given under
this stock mich cows and calves First Henry
Mr. 1horley shaving used your Cattle Food for
na % ss e @ To %
erest in giving their stock something that will really DO them
ss and Calder Assaiursl Sssecson and being
Sds Be- or nd s ' oa
yielded G Nth Sc feed twice the quantity Of milk and but
withdrawn she fen 9,ei to Zone gallon Of milk day,
per s
Of butter per week The espsmsnt WAS repeatedly made
Jackson Han, Coerans fuarton Ardeste Forfashire
M IL h Sos for sd 81
doing than covering the Of se condmeni The
Fsa1ion sass Se sassd S oss
calves hrove to wish that he thus realized hreefod
sro~S on ''0' 'n''n'f on m0f'' ana oe ''' on
Of Mr. Hemmng Caldcot Moretonin Marsh; Of Mr. Smith,
Bbury others whose united experience favor of con
Hoes Under This head the experience of Mr. Baker Pur
F
Der lSsss highly satisfactory and conclusive We may also
on Lincolnshire that o. being fed viii
each"
THopLEY's FooD CATTLE largely exported from
England Canada North and south America France, Ger
many. Denmark sweden the West Indies Sandwich lsands
yancouyer Island and Australia Tho extent Of the appre
citation 1horey's Food for Cattle viii be from
moniAs selected from large number voluntarily given by
art and commerce.
Sold containing 448 feeds mIxngs price $4 and
half containing 22 feeds mixngs price 81 whole
Cssk all last horse or COW six months; half Cask VIII last
either three months.
Orders accompanied by remtances, promptly executed
CONSlGNEES DEPOT, q Broadway, New York.
Agents wanted
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA DAY.
MONDAY, JANUARY q. 1850,
AFTERNOON AND 1vENING,


RENFFIT OF MIR. n. r. TAYLOR,
the popular Director OF Amusemens this essAbshm00k
which occasion the following dsn gushed kR
volunteered their valuable AID
Nr. q @. BONIFACH.
Mr.. WV. O'NEII, cour Irish Cousin
Mr.. JAMES DUNN,
Mr.. JOHN EUNAN,
and Mrs. FRANCE,
the kind LncArd, Il New
Bowery theatre. t.H
Mr.. GEORGE BROOKEs
by permssion Of r. Allen ESQ., OF the Bowery theatre
AFTERNOON, at o'cock-The SURPRISING FEAT.
q la Blondn, of that remarkable child CARLO FERRAJf
(only 10 old) In his the Tight Rope from
the stsge 70 the dome of the lecture
After which, the extravaganza OF MAGIC TOYS; fAros of
AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER and SKETCHES IN INDIA
ably cast and inimi,ably presented.
EVENING. at ~ ocock-rirst time here Of the el0gaat
comedy Of HUSBAND TO ORDER; and for the last nns,
the gorgeous spectacle OF ALLADIf OR, THE WONDE9-
Full LAMP. s.r rr- lH s.tt la ,Nrf
The statue Of John Brown, The living Kangarce. ~
living Seal the beautiful Aquara the Happy Family Ave
hundred feet Of living Anaconda Baby Sepents and en
Boa CONSTRUCTOR among the novelties n ~
Seven Halls of Wonder.
Admsance Is cents children under TO- Is cents Parqus
IL cents EXTRA II : 800. u. =.
Tho authorized version of THE OCTOROON having bssa
purchased Of the author Dion Bourccault ESQ., bee
put into active rehearsal and will be speedily produced
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NHATHAM AMPHrTHEATRE
~ GREAT COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS.
MRS. MATT PEELB ~
CAMPBELL NINSTREIA
WITH MR. CHAS. WHITE
and under the direction OF Mr. j. q. HUMILITY.
Together with AYMAR'G GREAT
= AMERICAN CIRCUS,
With full troupe Of Riders, Gymnasts, &C.,
Every night this week. and Wednesday and Saturday After
Boxes Is cents; pit, II cents; children half proo.
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~ george ESE CHRIsTY's MINNRELs:
M Ss s1S svsy , during The w
Or LIFE In CHRisTIANA.
Not by Dion Bourcecoudnt but by VIM Hsnery Peck I'D.
SYNOPSIS OF sdE Essiiisnf INCIDENTS &C.
The an sss Of hs q he
moe region swallow each other alternately i living =
deviation IRON the truth ,p .c,ops
Madame Pangwspg-of Barcelona Plantation, aud re,
z,ss1s 3 sSag M p Edwards
hen Of s estate and nox
q he basIcla an uniciianaas crs
Rsn i sis-X poa.ce Planter very ssry
drs n 1sry venerable darscy q S. Gs
Dpeks-A d.rkey victim of another outrageous VI;
zoeasy Mocioroonan unhappy descendant
Bs.sSss offspring Of Rammyss .ndn love With 's'
The BaleIeoype-An original idea.
Splendid Home of Mad Psnswang.The Irresistible zscs-
ss & eseB Of the Ls
Eass e ssy trE iaq
Fatal Kinks IN the 4, fa T,dlps..
Gsm$s f ss
Wis q the sce o Se
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sold Gophen an Anconeer.He Proyss
and Nary cen'-Rass q MussTbe Basros :
the Landing. -
X. Scale. On
Evsf x Y.
Balls p Gp~oorien on The TraciH i FaisHe Gets up-
s the s ia nd 1s n s
Barrel O. on The Safety Valve and she'll craw OF
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FURNISHED ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS. WITH oc-
T
w. @ Pos samsd In me
PRINTINq TO PUECM Two
bosfSs BARIoW. ' 81 Pearl gi street Apply lev
CToRE wAxTED-IN THE BowERy, BETWEEN
Prince and o 18th street, s wss aide Any hav
hesr Of tenant by addressing Jober station b. Post Office,
WANTpp-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OR
w three hooms with private family, furnished with all
be central. Address for two day L. s. Herald Office
WAITED TO Lease - FOR TERN g OF YSARsA
in the vicinity Of Union aud not above Twenty third
70 il would be prsierred Address a B. G. Herald Office.
JNANTED-IN OR NEAR MAIDEN LANE OR JOHN
moi ssS 1f oe
yVANTEB TO PURCHAsE-A DWELLING HOUSE.
hre four stories high of good and substantial con-
must be between Houston and sSeenh streets two
blocks % on eyer cs OF ss
location, together with terms
WTANrED-A GENrEEL HOUSE FOR A SMALL rA-
Brooklyn enien 70 the ferries rent not exceed 500
Address stating lowest rent w. Ia box 1907 New York Post
yxTXNTED-A GOOD SIZED ROOM FURNISHED Or
unfurnished with closet gas and water between Four
must be moderate. Address, with particulars, L L. Union
square Post office.
ser ssy Las FOR GAs Az OLD
by about feet eep; lot 90 TO 100 feet between Sixteenth
which tsr prise viii be given Apply % JOHN KAvA.
MACH, rs si1h avenue.
LOAN OFFICES.
a elry Planes ssfes and all kinds Of Msrchaadse or
on street, 10 S corner
Arm CuAMBERssrREEr. -MoNEY TO ADVANCE TO
| "a any amount diamoudA watches, iewery, nc. by
@ well ssS Cd sassd sss
sasurdsya - :
| AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL JEwELeY
store Of l. JAo9ss CO. s} ~:
Iough. q full value Terms liberal Business eonhdeuii
No loan office signs aSou, the premises Sl Broadway
AT JAcKsoss5 MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED TO
s End rrGSsz Of ss
door, q AH'
| DvANcEs MADE 70 ANY AMOUNT ON WATCHES,
prss: : 5XooBs Old ssssSushss szeary sore ~ Broad.
y Ss' sas sSS is ana business
"A mord broker and merchant advances money
prices private once s. Nassau ses ' up
IT 20 CANAL sTRKn-MoEEY TO LOAN TO ANY
sa q WOOD @ TO
- In small loaned securities; business done src
y crnAdentsl At Office, from A. H. 70 p NJ, Sic
Bowery. SPAN VALLHRSTEIN.
HrONEY LOANED-IN LARGE Oh SMALL. AMOUNTS
M thirty, nxty ninety days, Damonds Jewery,
VS. chea Sverwarc and personal property OF decrip
by 8. LEVY No 100 Brooms street, Wooster
nEoNEY LENT AT MODERATE RATES ON DIAMONDS,
M watches Jewelry, Silver Ware md Personal Property
OF all DESCRIPTIONS Goods be redeemed any time Within
one year II. BARNARD, Third avenue frivaae Office
auce hall door.
RHBTAURANT0.
nAYLOR's eALOONs SB AMIDST BROADwAY.-BU.
snsu Will Hnd the1ewG OF fountain Balloon .
vrnlent qset and eoooomic paee .dDe The b0 Of fare
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All the descriptive music, and new
OVERTURE,
introducing the following favore scotch airs within Nile
Of EdDburg" tsco eue "Einloch Of Knloch' 600 vioin
"John Anderson Joe (soo corpeD Laird OF Cockpen
gsoo rombone Scot whA hae wi Wallace bled'Johnny
Cope-(soo FIFE and drum. Reel-The famous "Tuloch-
gorain" panied with the bagppes Composed and
ranged expressly for the piece By Mr. THOMAS BAxER
The been produced der the stage direction q
DC author, Mr.. DioN Boz RCIcAUIr.
circle be secured one week IN advance
Doors open 61s O'Clock; 70 commence a. 7H O'Clock.
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UAYLOR's eALOONs S6S AMIDST BROADwAY-BU.
i snepD men VIII Hnd heaiswG fountain Saloon . con.
vsnept Qsiet and eoonomic place dDa TAs bu Of fare
~ larxo0t h ~ city.
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FURNITURE.

CKNowLED0HD AZ BEsr.-FORRMANs ARCf
"A sprns Bsds sell from 81 - to ~ all furniture dsaien
lave them Mattresses very cheap An Iron Oombinat1ol
Betstead, springs and mattress complete O. Ne 0rss
Jones street, corner u Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

HAyARA NEW ORLEANs, TEXAS AND MEXICO.
Ill Esw York and New Oriealf Steamship ConpAny For
New Orleans via havana 70 SAL on Friday 40 s 81
~ ocsocS United States pa' steamship DE SOTO,
J. D. Bullock commander vii commence % recai1s freight on
Tuesdsy Jan "a At pie. nobnsou North river
10 bills Adinx signed after the hour Of calling For freight
q passage apply 70 hs aeents LlvINdsTOS, CRCCHERON
Throush ucke issued Vera Cruz and al parts IN Ye1aA
per southern Steamship Company's line Of steamers
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z. r. WORTKNDYKE, SecretAry.
Compton, President and @ r. wortendyke, Secretary
OF the kpicksrbocker Ice Company Of hs CITY of New York;
and Jos Breton Horace bennett, SAM Hiscox Compton
and Iheo Browning Trustees OF said company being
rally duly depose and say each himself says
that the foregoing is fun true and correct statement Of
officers and Trustees thereof
subscribed and before this 18th day OF Janua
airy, 1860. p. p. PALMER, Commissioner of Deeds
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD eOMPANY.--
S AT meeting OF the Board Of DEessr held the 4h
Instant The undersigned requested IN view OF the large
European subscriptions to Ne plan Of reorsanission
known to be ready for unnsDansn, their
way New York. . rsssve fsrth~ assents untl s LIST
ofFsbruary The un1arsgned prepared 10 resave
uH That time The adhesons to the plan large
the belief ihat Company will be rsgansed
upon this baa Aesents be rent heretofore 10 HORA
ITO n. OTIS As Wall street, Iew York, % the :ubssi
beca DUDLEY D. GREGORY
J. G. RA<fOROFr DAVIS
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/ DRYANTS M1NSTREIS.
! ID Mechanics Hail. az Brosdwav.
l MONDAY, JAN 70, AND kVERY NIGHT IN THE WEEK.
/ THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF TIE WORLD.

JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
The world renowned Ethiopian Comedians In variety of
and original acts, every night.
NEW SONGS, DANCES, BURLESQUES, &c.
GRAND MUSARD CONCERT,
ORIGINAL McDiLI DARROLIS. AFRICAN POLKA.
SCENES AT 9UREEy - PLANTATION SONG d DANCE,
JOHNNY GOULDR.
Doors open at 81, commencing at ~ O'Clock.
ckets lScep
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TOR sAvANNAH.-THB AMERICAN ATLANTIC
Il Steamship Oonpsnys and first Glass steamship MONT
0OMEEY, Vim c. Berry Commander, will leave pier NO. ~
North River, Thursday Jan g. az Passase 70 ga
vRnnah with unsurpassed accommodations, $lo Throrgh
tcksts To- New Orleans - 70; aobile $685. Montgomery so
Albany S14: Atlanta 81 Columbus $3 Macon, $2l Angus
a SO Freight Ten cents fcos and prnportona,e rates
Apply 20 II. B. CROaWEi. 4 CO.. SO West street The
HUNTSVILLE s1cceods Thursday, Feb.
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NASH Pc RCHAsERs WILL PLEASE PAY ATTENTION
" to the following goods which will be sold private
pay advsncesOne splendid rosewood Piano
forte perfect gem in tome entirely rew cost $500 for $780,
Watches from s. lot Of silver plated Table and Tea
spoons also lot Of fine Jewey and Fancy Goods at half
vaue 10000 Havana and domestic Segars from s. 10 SIG
thousand EDWARD ST ANTON. Aucioneer,
No. q Moth William street. Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

UNFINISHED ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS, WITH Oc-
casional privilege in the kitchen wanted for gentleman
and lady. ANY respectable location will co. New York
Brooklyn. Price must named IN the Address j.
w w. box 27O7 Post Office.
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DoRrLAND AND CANADA.
4 Semi-weekly line--yA Victoria Bridge.

NOR NORFOLK AND PORT sMOUTH-rBE NEW FIRST
eAas steamshp POTOMAC. Capt O. W. Watson, viii leave
iar North river saturday for the sbovo sora
connecting Win ,hs Norfolk and Pss,ssnrs Rsho.d tor
~ nd 10 PotsrsbwR foot and proporttcnete
- Goods wardsl 70 AL Of North CaIona free Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

EVURNTrURE BOUGHT FOR READY N0NEY.-AFAIR
value given ready for Furniture Carpeta Bookn
&C. ~ 12 Sinh avenue between Ninth and Tenth drces
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NHAMBKR FURNrrURE-HAvING BEEN TEN yEARs
exclusively IN the manuiassure Of Chamber rurntu.s
bringing % aA 1e preparing stock thoroughly,
and he besl md most Substantial mannsr
oGr 70 - ada and rotAn much Nc be assortment Of
boen o0Rod n this city. WARREN WARD,
n Canal strsee, four doom oast a BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

DALACE GARDENS
J. VAN AMBURGH cos. MENkGERIE,
HALL, FOURTEENrH STREET, NEAl
EVERY MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
(Aninas fed at IL o'clock each day)
LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANIMALS IN THE WORLD.
Birds and animals of variety and specie.
ONLY MkNAGERIE IN AMERICA.
Performing Elephant, Lions Tigers. Leopards Ponca
Monkeys and Mules.
A LIBERAL REDUCTION scHoo4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27
The Place 10 Get your Money Backr
RE z SCR q DEARporY

Have opened BUTCHER SHOP. one
IL door East Of the old Mansion House.
on Washington ST.. and are now paving
CASH for Beef Cattle, fat Sheep and Hogs,
and Veal Calves
Our assortment OF Meat il ALWAYS good
for We keep il on hand all the time-so that
we can accommodate our customers 90 their
liking, at any honr of the day- Gentlemen
are requested TO call and look at our
Steaks. fine Sausage. superkne Pork and
dele ious Mutton Aiso-Dried Beef and
Smoked Hams.
We sell at very Low Rates and are az
accommodating and elerer any BODY need
be. Give Us a trial and se wilt prove IL. 4
REESOR A DEARD0FF.
Mel -, 'so-ofS "
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27
EASTWARD TRAINS.

MAIL 4 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
at 100 Il. NJ, and arrives at DAYTON at
3 .55 II. NJ. connecting with the Mail Train
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton X.
r., leaving DAYTON az Ais p. VI.
PASSENGER K FREIGHT leaves Tn
ION At 5-30 \. VI, on the arrival Of the
train on the J., ? < Or r.. aud arrives a
Dayton a. $50 A VI, connecting with tn
Express Train of the c., II. 4 ID. X. R.,
leaving Dayton at $40 A NJ.
Dec. ], So Ii. c. STIMSON, Surs.
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g. w. BRUCE 4 CO.'S
rs THE PLACE FOR LADIES to buy
Their cheap Cslicoes,
Their Muslin Dclaines,
Their cheap Lawns,
Their cheap valinshays,
Their cheap French Cashmeres,
Their cheap Blk Silk.
Their cheap Dress Trimmings.
Their Gloves.
Silk Mits,
Fine Belts,
Hoods,
the very
best Bleached Muslins.
Table Cloths,
Brown and Bleached.
REMEMBER THIS Is THE PLACE
to buy your
Notions and
Dress Trimmings.
GEN j. M EN-
VIII find this the place to get their
FINE SILK HATS,
Spring style for 1860,
WOOL HATS,
PALMLEAF HATS,
FINE LEGHORN AND
PANAMA HATS.
Yeur Fine and Coarse BOOTS, are al
40 here.
Your Fine Black Cloth COATS, PANTS
and VESTS, just received, with gen
eral assortment of Summer Pants
Stuff. Also, Marscilles and
Linen Coats.
TO Families.
This is the place to get your
Queensware,
Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Candlesticks,
and Tinware.
You can find your EATABLES here also
Cheese
Crackers,
Dried Beef,
Bacon,
Lard.
your fine sugar cured HAMS,
Coffee
and Sugar
THE VERY BEST TEA.
RICE.
FISH.
BUTTER.
EGGS.
CORNNEAL,
FLOUR.
ETC, ETC
TO FARMERS
THIS Is THEPLACE
THIS is THE PLACE
TO SELL Your PRODUCE
TO SELL. Your PRODUCE
WE ARE PAYING CASH for
WHEAT.
CORN.
OATS,
FLAX SEED,
CORNMEAI
FLOUR,
BACON.
LARD.
EGGS,
ETC, ETC
To HOuscbui1dcrs.
W. keep constantly on hand, Lumber f.
building purposes. Plank, shingles, mn
Scantling. Also, Nails and Glass.
As we have adopted the
lDriDV ID u VVVTEM
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27
Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me
ID directed from the Randolph Cir
cult Court, | will expose 10 sale at
he Court House door, in WINCHESTER
Randolph Co. Indiana, on the
18th DAY or SEPTEMBER, lse0.
between the hours of IOo'clock A. VI
and 1 o'clock 7. VI. Of said day. the follow
Ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
y, Indiana, to wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner of
the south east quarter of the south east
quarter of section thirty four, in township
nineteen, of range fourteen east, thence
running north eighty seven feet to "a stake.
thence west sixty-four feet, thence north
twenty feet, thence west one hundred and
sixty feet, thence south six and one-half
rods, thence east one hundred AMI seventy
feet 10 the place of beginning. except the
ground where the Masonic Hall stands on
Executed as the property Of BENJAMIN
Hunt AMI Levi G Harris. at the suit of
samuel Piatt.
WI. VI. CAMPBELL.
Sept s. 1862. fee 81 sh'f r.. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27
and Mi
anal H. II.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAXI EFFECT on And aFrza
Monday, December 5th, 1889.
WESTWARD TRANS.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De
pot,) at $40 A. W., on arrival of the Ex-
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton r. X, aud arrives at Unisn at
1875 A. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton, I'm
ion Depot, ut $40 II. NJ, and arrives
at Union eos u. W., connecting with
train on the /. P. 4 c., for al points on the
line Of that Road, West of Union
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27

Mr. NEFF will be at the ware house, at
all times, 10 atten TO business there, and
Mr.. NEEpliAN will be nj his store, in the
"Shaw Building" north west corner of the
Public Square. always ready to buy grain.
Mr.. NEEDHAM has also just received
one of the largest and best select stocks of
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-27
Slen.iff'S sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 10 me direct
ID ed from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, will expose 10 sale at the court
house door in Winchester. Randolph CO..
Indiana, on the
9eTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
between the ours of o o'clock A. VI. and
4 o'clock P. VI. of said day, the following
realestate. situated in Randolph County
Indiana, TO wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter
dissection twenty four. ia township nineteen,
OF range thirteen east, except where the
steam saw mill stands.
Executed "a the property of BENJAMIN
Hunt, AT the suit OF John II. Duvall, Micha
cl W. Rodgers, and John l.. Richev.
WI. NJ CAMPBELL.
Sept. 6. l,60.-Tfee So Shift re.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-16
5. N Wan, NemP4is. r. c. wEBa, CRegs III, HI
). NJ. WEBB & CO,
Cotton EaCtors
AND
co MMISSION MERCHANTS.
S0s Front Row, Memphis. Tenn.

ONANAI from the subscriber, Benton, Lovndes
r. county, Ala on the "a May, leo, copper eonpex
l0ned negro by banned CORNELIUS NEAL, agsd about -
years. ees nine inches high weighs about 80 pounds, has
JONI o. ne aDd nnger q the right hand phch ferdrs Il
supposed that he went away with some e ho ere dhing ia
the neighb0rhood Il the time.
VII give sfeo Ior ths aprthsnsiOu % tbs white
mn with proof suteens TO convict $500 fer delivery
said negro 70 lac a. Benton outside o. Dallas
LoEndes counties or $50 caught within lhssscountes
Any information Of the viii thankfully received
suitably rewarded address Benton, Lowndes county. Ala
noTa-In JOHN NJ MINrEB.
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Where 20 Rur lac Rc.t Hnts |,

an The Le1anon Turnpike, the Heuaitage Pocket
BOOK containing several prous0y other raprs
which The owner can get By ealing this and psyin FOR
this advertisement.
Get dW-tf.
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1850.
W. ASA EkE III
DLREC7 FRCN BOSTON,
For sale.

nN THURSDAY, tie 18th November next, by virtue Of q
Deed Of Trust executed to by John and George
Z5coGer will proceed sell, the premises all the corn
farming utensils and stock Of all descriptions conveyed
in sale Trust Also 40 Of land, wewatered and
Said lann situated the
Campbesye Turnpike road, six miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
NashviIIe UNION copy three times and send
10 this Office - Columbia Press
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS EFeght Trains the roads On and sfsr Tie
s4th Decsnber' is59 through rates Tom lev York to
Nashville
FIRST Class per 100 lbs, 81 g. Third Class per 100 lbs 81 Is
second Class, do 81 Fourth Class, DO "
Hats Caps and Bonnsts, .
Tine FROM savannah and Charleston to Nashville three, three
and half and four days
Time YORK PhilieIphia. seven and haf srh.
and nine days
intervening sahbaths cause The above variations tine
freight trains sunday over three lines
70 deentions BY ice oyercaryes and damages
% damages occurring al teal promptly adjusted - the
VIE AID Chattanooga Railroad delivery.
dee@-E rks " AN DERsON
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TEVWO negro men, good farm hands Also negro
with several children. said is good house
want cook and will he hired at good home for board and
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edge6eld vicinity.
j. L. & K. ". BROWN,
novl-d2w Az Cherry street.
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CHEAR STovES.
,rI1r, az H.EENRERG XEGETAHLE PTLLS

THE GREFENRERG VEGETABLE PILLS
ARE FAMILY UsE AND FOR
IndigestiOn---COnStiP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
NeFVOusuess--BiIliOnS neSS-sHear RI urn-s
dIty--NaHSea---ElaIuIe nce..-Want OF
RpPeLfte--DyspePSia-.L Complaint
GriPinSs'
On Of their great mdness and from the TACT that they
grp leave tbs bowels in censtpatd cendi
tea the Grnterg Pills will be found pleasant than
others.
II Prce 25 cents per box On the recePtof dollar four
boxes by mail, free OF postage part OF the
country MACKENZIE mlhCHlN,
ssptig No. il College street.