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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

PATnlonc HosrfTALIrIEs.-rhe people Of
the North owe debt Of gratitude to tho pub.
lie spirited citizens Of Philadelphia, who,
through an effective organization have made
provisions for the entertainment of the sol
diers passing through that city to and from
the scat Of war. volunteer rclrcshment
committee Of twenty have fitted up two sa.
looms at a heavy outlay. In these establish
ments, since the 25th of July, some sixty
thousand men have been provided for To
supply one regiment requires about 300 loaves
Of bread, together with proportionatc quanti-
ties Of ham, coffee, butter, tea. cheese, &c,
the cost of which is about $50 The com.
mittee have expended about So, 900 in cash.
They have, however, received many large do
nations Of sugar, bread, coffee, &c. Twenty
four ladies constitute the working force. and
the establishment is sustained by the volun-
tary subscriptions Of the benevolent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

Cool RECEPTION or CoM. BARhoN.-
When Commodore Barron and his officers de-
seended to the deck of the flagship Minneov-
ia, where Commodore Stringham was station
ed on the quarter deck to receive him. Gen
eral Butler presented Barron to the gallan,
old commodore, saying, Commodore Barron
Commodore Stringham.' the latter, raising
himself up to his full hight, looked the trait
or straight ia the eye, and barely inclined his
head, replied, 4 have seen Mr. Barron before,
Barron who has always prided himself on the
hdutew monde, fairly WINGED under the whole
volume of honest sarcasm contained in that
look and sentence. When the first salutator
had been made between the U S. officers and
Commodore Barron, he asked, how man,
were killed on tho Acct; The answer was
None. How many were wounded : None,
was the reply. why, he exclaimed, you as
tonsh me. thought that to capture these
forts it would cost thou,and lives, and Il
would be cheap at that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20
For sale hy he frlFirpr.,
A. L. SCoVILL & CO.,
No u West Eighth Street, Cincinnati

T. ~ Montpelier by +. Y. Sinl'h. s. r. Redfeld /
!, Iielce 10 Waterbury By j, NJ Henry 4 sons In
oIthheld by Geo Nichols Also by one OF more agents
- WIZ ""h' q;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

TnE LARaEsr ''sELLn or THE TINES
w H. Rns-ssll, a.. LID, &c.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

MEDICAL DISCOVERY
yen hive both fhs rrtrsutars aud me cure with th,
great and good quality That -l never under aav r
cuInsiAurts DO ,nt 90 INJURY
Your. truly DONALD kINNFDy
Ifice, 81 0lper bottle For s.ic.Ly Fnlp sMirif.
Montpelier, General Agent fuf Ytruuut and by MGR.
chants esefyshsfe. 91-a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

For sale by 7. Il. SMiril. Montpelier, General A.
gent for Vermont and by dealers everywhere AZ so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

Palpiiaton ~ he hrsr pain IL to side weakness of
The 'pin' 'Sd 'sia % Ne ssst, pan VI thr hplaiu.
shch you fstife if'Eulsrtr ~ ne bourls, and also
that most s4rfutiatiug - diteafas The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20

To avoid inpusiti1n observe The siora,,,e .,1 m.
ness Of Dr. stephen Sweet ON every label and nio este
phen SWEETS lufhlc uimrit' blnwn In he Lass a,
each bottle, without which none are genuine
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
Os-The popular Comedietta, enti.
tied "a Conjugal Lesson" will be
played tomorrow night.
For the Randolph Count, jour

For the Randolph County Journal.
MrssRs. EDfTORs:-ln the Journal of the 9TH
inst, notice correction of Il e report of the
Kansas relief meeting, held AZ Pleasant Ridge
made by the Chairman Of the Committee that
furnished the report lie states taat some DC.
nations were omitted from some cause he know,
not what; AM il the forem IN of 4 Committee can
not account tor an omission in report the re-
.ponsibility impl'e lly r,ss upon the Secretary
And therefore iccl cal.el upon 70 give your
readers the reason OF the omission and II is sim
py this: The names Of Walter Starbuck aud
VIM. W. Botkin were not reported 10y the Com
mittec.a- the report will show. The name Of VIM.
p. Harris without the amount designated, and
Of course it Nas thought incxpcdient to publish
Il. The names OF George Crounch and Mrs T..
Brooks we're omitted through negligence, which.
40 doubt. il the same cause OF the report not be
ing fulton the part Of the Committee, as we'll
AZ the Secretary. make this statement that the
lonors may know that no injustice was attcmpt-
ei toward them 10y the Committee or Secretary
And IN speaking oil justice to the donors, would
suggest the necessity OF aroport from J. w. Jen.
klns OF Lawrence, Kansas, to whom the dona-
tons we're sent, stating what disposition he made
Of them. J. y CRorrER, Sec'y.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
oFEK ! NlLLiOA Of s.rILE,

Or others cons1ious q inability from phsover caro-
viii dad AeLesn's Strengthening Cordial thorough.
reEe nerafor q the sssteia ami II may
urei Themselves b. Improper indulgensles. Nil sal
m hi. L--1-. -------- . d.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

The Lightning Rod Train ia about ready to
move off. David Akcr has jus; returned from
Cincinnati, having purchased large supply Of
Rods. lie will commence first by offering his
rods to the people of Randolph County. From
his experience, aud the skill of his hand, he Is
certain he can give unusual satisfaction to all
reasonable persons. lie has both Iron and Cop
per Rods, and can rot be excelled by new hands.
Tic also intends to run one Farm Bell Wagon to
supply this much needed and useful house con
yenience. After having supplied this County, lie
expects to offer his unparalleled rods 10 other sec
tions Of the country. Look out for him you who
have houses or barns exposed to lightning. His
statesmen are John Minccr, John farra, B. c.
IIoyt, Robert Mi&ccr, Jesse w. WAY, William
Arney, William Myers of TT. Wayne, and Da-
sid iker
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
At the Akcr House.
WINCHESTER, Tuesday. April 81.
lit the Daris House,
Cures Warranted--Exa Free.
Monthly Visits.

Although not the best mode Of max ing examinations,
Dr. H. will when desired. prescribe for diseases it'll
out asking questions
Particular attention paid TO diseases Of Women and
Children.
y o mineral pOSons used; various combinations OF
Barks. Buds Leaves. Roots Gums. obtained from
the Oriental clmes and of the Indians only are pre-
>cribed;-a full supply OF which the Doctor always
carries
DR.. Hardman treats all chronic or ong standing dis
OF the Lungs. Liver Stomach. Bowels bladder.
Kidneys. Brait. Heat Nerves. W omb. Spleen Spine.
Eyes. Ears. .tc Scrofua, Fits Cancers. rheumatism.
nropsX. SKIN Diseases, Fever Sores. Caarrh Seminal
Weakness. Neuralgia. Whites, Insanity. Dyspepsia.
Giddiuess. Heat Of Urine, syphilis, Sick Headache
Enlarged Tonsl3. etc. 4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
KEv. EDN ARD 4. WILSON,
" illamsburgh. King, County. New York.

The following IS extract from letter written By
the Rev. J. ;. Holnie Pastor OF the Fierrcpout
Baptist Church. BROOKLYN, New York to the .Journal
and Messenger. Cincinnati, Ohio. and speaks volumes
favor Of that world renowned medicine Mrs WIxs-
L0w'- SOOTHING SyRrP FOR CnIrDREN TEETHISG:
We see an advertisement in your columns 81 Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said word
in favor of patent medicine before in life. but
feel compelled 10 say To your readers that this Is
humbug-wE HAVE TRIED 7. IT
It's probably 81 the most successful med
cine- Of the day. because il i one of the best And
those Of readers who have babies can't do better
than 10 lay in a supply. ma Isl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
From The Woman's Advocate. Ph.na

The mlloAing from accom- Pushed editrcss Of the
oman Advocate. ahti tom an old druggist spc.k
Tor N 'ui,clNcs; all should read thom:
lnE hAtR.-Fcoptc have TOR centuries been all, tod
VITA bald heads aLd The onis remedy heretofore
has been those ado nnaelc wigs. h, recent discoy.
cry "i Pf"s Mood these articles bong fast dis
Pensei Wis., eni great many persons still lntrouye
.htn. bcc4hss thy have been often iupos ii anon
%. Hair Ione, 20 different Kinds. To an such per.ons
Ne earnestly make m, request that they NIL ty once
again. tor iH Gods Restorative IN re no 81, ia
- ial Ne know Of lad, Who was bald " ho Us -. A.,
article short time, aud hsr hcd - now covered COM
ptctels with The tncst aud most beautiful curl mag
inAble We h"pN OF numesou, casts whore hair Vas
faWd, iil hg cal. which u restored great prrfe'
It's also without doubt one the best articlcs for
keeping tht PAIR 30 good cond on. making Al ,nu nd
go removing daudru1. and mas proved itself The
greatest Ell my ID all tbs ills Thai HAIR heir To-
u is The dti, 81 every one 90 in prove their pcrso al
apr"rehcri though some ma, differ ia regard Ia The
nays OF "og ~ put eNert Will admit that beau.
HAT hr"d 81 h"lr 81 her ia Uai oman. IN an obltt
much 10 b. desired and there are o mean. that should
BE- let unified II obtain such dcsideratuni.
CNtf o. ht"atc of worthless limitations as sever.
~ arr siffad! n tn market calltd by different names
l-e hnue unless the word, Professor " ooa nafr
k'>t"rais e Depot -. iouis. Mo- ard NV York are
blown n he hottie. Suid by AL Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Ai.o Boy all Fancy and Totl.t
foods dralcfsln the Quilted States AID Caua.las.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
4 Trip To Farmland.

DrsR JOURNAL On Monday evening last,
we. in order to recruit, our exhausted .ucreies.
decided 10 take an excursion to the city oil
Farmland. Taking the =. NJ. tran We were
soon whirled to our destination, A few moments
after our arrival, and while we were onioyinc
ourselves in walking over the city. our ears were
startled by the cries of LET en- Fight" Go
Ia on your nerve old wcman.' etc. etc Think
iag that, perhaps, they hid 30, up "isce fight"
for especial benefit, we started to lnd the
sctnc OF bau.c. Guided by the continuous cries
OF men women and babies. took our way
through ALLEYS aud cross.streets TO the place of
tic ARRAY. The comba,auts were Irish--mcn
and women. urged on 10y crowd OF ni,n and
boys. Ii was easily 10 DC seen that The principal
actors were drunk
After standing a few moments Watching the
dextrous manner in which knises. stick of wood
axes and broomslicks, were sent flying through
the air. to the great danger of the bystandcrs
For our own personal safety We decaup,d before
the termination OF the row. We did not learn
the cause OF The disturbance. and have bu, little
idea how il terminated, but presume that the
tWN"'s -'' ~-'~~S. sts'ttu ''tt boAAtS VI
"0;d Bourbon."
After leaving the Irish population, We pro-
cecdel To Temperance Hall. where We had the
pleasure Of listening 10 an able aud eloquent
lecture by Mrs. Carrie d. Bush, Editor of TIA.
Ohre Branch. published at indianapolis The
subject of her lecture was Temperance, and was
treated In her own inimitable manner
-. mi Ia
formerly of this city, and now Rail Road Agent
at that place. in as high spirits as ever
We learned, With pleasure, that the Farmlsnd
merchants were doing a thriving business.
(Perhaps they might do still better if they would
only advertise in the JouRSAI)
We would gladly have prolonged our visit.
but duty chilled US back. and the IL O'Clock train
brought us safely home again.
Mr.. Local, IL YOU publish tbs, perhaps may
try again.
ONE wHo WENT
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
c. For one night only.
Destructive Storm.

Late papers report terrible storm the Bri-
Saturday night. Over hundred small vessel.
were lost. torn all to pieces. They were mostly
lying in port. One large vessel struck rock
near the coast and in few minutes disappeared
from sight. the whole crew going doSn in the
vessel Such immense destruction OF shipping
has not been known for many wears. The storm
came from the North east, varying sometimes TO
the West and South. Ii gave no warning Of lis
coming. If it had. the most of the vessels in
per, might have been saved by going under Gov
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
CHRONIC CATARRH. OR BRON-
GIIITIS.

BosToS, June :, 1855.
For several years / have suffered from
Catarrhal Affection consequent upon Bronchitis
tried various remedies without relief. The sys-
TEN appeared falling under repeated attacks. 1
made trial of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and soon
found decided improvement. IL is now six
months since had any attack, and am no doubt
adding my experience to that of others that the
PERUVIAN SYRUP produced this favorable
change FRANCIS DANA, ". D.
n6-4w
PERUVIAN SYBrP Is a SoLuTToS PRororIDo
OF laos. a discovery in medicine and strikes al
he root Of disease by producing BLOOD, the
Of all vitality in the human Organis I For
sale 10y ". b. Pierce.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

CHURCH AND LODGE DIRECTORY

J W WILLIAMSON AcfNr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
{ ss.-,-.-. , .5srs5s.s, ). ~ 81
S::!zi.slil.a!. .lgi2aygl
- sS-ssrs 7.,ssrvy',syr
SOOTHING SYRUP.

FOR CHILDREN TEEillING. which greatly facilitates
the process of rscthng b, soilening The gums. redu
cling all infanmatiouwIll aha, all pain and spasnod-
ir action. aud l. sCRE 70 rFerLA1r 1ur BOWELS. De
pend upon II, mothers al give ret Il yourselNcs
aud RELIEF AND HEAL1H to ,our Infants.
We have put up aud sold this article Tor over ten
years and ia confidence and truth of 10, what
We have never been able To sas OF an, other medicine
never has failed, ia single Instance. 10 effect
when timely used. Never did We know an Instance
Of dis.ati .faction hs any one Who used H. On the
contrary al arc del GIFTED with is operations. and
speak ia term. Of highest commendaiiou Of Us maggie
~ effects AMI medical virtues We speak Ia th. mat
tcr'wb bal We 10 kuog," ailer ton Year, experience.
and pledge ourrcputatlon for the uluilmcut II what
We her. declare. In almost every Instance WHARF an
will Is found Ia fifteen or iyen. minutes aftsr the
syrup Is administered.
THIS valuable preparation Is he prescription - one
ofth most prrelced and sksi!fai nurses ia New Rn
gland. and has b, EN- used with never 'Iirg sgec-ts
~ thousands OF eases
1t ots relieves the child from pain but lnvigor-
acs the stomach and bow e-. corrccts aedi, aud g'
tone aud energy 10 tho whole y STEM II will almost
instantly relieve Gripping ~ the Bawcs nnd Wind Col
ic. and oyercomc Commissions. which, u not speedily
remcded. end iu death We believe Il the hest and
remedy Ia world. ~ all eases 81 nys-nter,
and Darhea 10 children, whether Il arises from teeth
irg or from ans other cause Newould say 70 ever
mother Whc has child suffering from any os the fore
going plants do tot let your prcludiccs nor the
preJudices Of oths r. stand between Your suffering
child and tue relief that viii ba sure 90" absolutely
follow the % this medicine. if timely used
Noae genuine sarss the fac-simile OF CUbIlS q
PEkkiN S. New York, IS on tho outside WRAPPER.
Sold by Druggists through out tho Grid. Principal
oaicc, NJ. II Cedar Street, New York. Price, % cts
bottle. Sold In Winthosicrbr
". 3. PIERCE and II. =. kIZER. ln3 lyl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

Ye Theater-loving people attend. \ chasts
novel and elegant entertainment will be given,
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plurkett, the renowned
commedau'. and Mr.. Albert Aschcr, tho eminent
pianist. at the Court House in this place, on t.
morrow Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Pluhkett
have been playing at indianapolis the past Win
ter. where they met with great success. Nlr
Aseh,r j, highly spoken of pianist. For
full particulars see posters and programmes
This il something new in Wiuchcst,r and We
have no doub, bnt that they will have crowded
house.
10 The excitement shout the Inauguration is
over and the minds OF the people are becoming
and opened lar. . aud splendid stock OF Gro
ccrics CONNECTIONS and Provisions, which he il
found o. sell VERY Low for Cash, Produce or
County O.icrs lie has the most extensive Gro
esrv est,bl.shmeut IA the city OF Winchester
lie has been proving the appearance AMI con
,enieaee Of his building by making addition
of warehouse, which is jo ned to par, of the
north side OF 10. This makes has sale room twice
a. large rs heretofore. Give him an early call
Ia The Upton Republican, l. one % tho neat
Get and sgiei.st little sheets that finds its way
into our sanctum. and one OF the most welcome.
Brother MoNr. i. We are glad 10 observe, no
BILE defender OF the cause Of Temperance. Long
live the Republican. and may It's III. always
control il With the mirkcl ability that he h 9
displayed daring the first year OF is existence.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
.2dmiNisfrUs0r's Sale.

THt undrr,ian-d viii cell nj public sale. At the
tate rehdthee OF John Horn deceased on Flida, tho
Is day q March Lext. all the par onal property OF
ne deeedrnt. not taken b> the widow consisting of
Horses, Cows. Hogs, Wagons Corn, Farming rten.
sii'. and other articles tho t,iols - onlnsr4ta.
credit OF nine months viii b. given on al. sums ex
eeedng larce dollars. the purchaser giving note It'll
approved surety, waving valuation and arprli.cmen
law. WILLIAM C.su,x
Feb. T.. 1861. admir-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
IA. z. CHURCH.
RANDOLPH DIVISION NO &c
A. q. OF G. T.

Temperance - Winchester. meets even fge.-
niag % each week nj Temperance Dali on The
~ Main and Washington streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
~They are coming.

CosxrSDABLE.-The proprietors of the Jay
County Times, last week, in place of send:pg out
their regular issue Of that Democratic pnblieN-
ton. gave 20 its readers the Inaugural Adore =
Of President Lincoln, dispensing with ali other
reading matter, aud heading the Address in large
type. They exercised good Judgment for once
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
FsOsc0s'G dissertation.

IIIlAIAIIFITH.
4 Den"f pient in-ig9ipn. esahli BE-. - special ~.
doemcii. Tor the rc.ir4 81 th- lick aai distressed
afflicted with irli.it ana .Eice ue
reealif ufthe core ~ Diseases ~ the i oy@ers
Medical atf4fr gfcf gfais. b, ZEE Acting Surge -
- a. 10 appis L. etsr ifh t4tsis. o. 80 r
condition. aEe. patton ahffs - life &c. rnH r
case. % e,ileme poverty 1ectiaft llsn.s5e1 ifes -
chars~
Nsiuallr Reports On frermaffrfho.a aad other dls.
eases 81 the tesnHl orcans. HHd ~ IT, remedies
enfiie.ei "a the nisps sent - - afflicted -
cd letter envelopes. ffsf ~ charge Tao or fhres
stamp, for postage Niii he acceptable
address. fpf Report Or treatment Dr. sNiLff'
uotGi1oS. Acting surgeon iiorara Afs,.i-uoa.
80. . south Ninth -. PAiladsllil "a
u, cr.cr 4 the Hi'crf-rs.
fzRa n UBfFT"r,i Ff.,idetf
Geo. T4isfHits. <ecft.-r-. f.e -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

s7s-Goods bought in the North and shipped to
the Southern Confederacy 60 in free up to the
18th of March. This fact accounts for the enor-
nous amount of early sales in New York and
philadelphia.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
TO CONsU MPTIyEs

The Advertiser. having been restored to health in
few weeks BY very simple remedy. after having suf
fcred several Years with severe lung affection: and
that dread disease Consumpti pn-is anxious 10 make
known 10 his follow sufferers the means OF cure.
To an who desire H. ne wilt send copy Of The IRE
-cTpion used tfirc Of charge. with direction for
preparing and using The same, which they Will End a
for to~~r dFrsoS- AsTuNs, Bro C.
The only object Of the advertiser IN seuding the Pre-
serpion is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread iafrua
ton which he couscivcs - be invaluable and hopes
every sufferer viii Try his remedy IS il VIII cost them
nothing. ard mauv prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
" illfan,shrrnb KING Cnnntv Non, VorL
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
READ! READ!

CAiEo. Ius.. July &c. 1900
Messsrs. JoHs NILco, * Co.
Yonr lnpectine or Persian Fever Charm. has done
wonders. was wholly respondent and wretchcd
when applied ill., and in five hour, the chls were re-
moved aud no fever has ensucd. IL is the simplest
cure imaginable. and wonder of nature or art. ]
would not be without this lnpc Tine single hour. ~
CONSTANT, wearing it seem Ia be ''agpe proof
Yours yer, truly r.. ". srorr
Vi Bitr. Ala, July =, IsGO.
GESTiENyN:
have been snatchcd from the grave jy the applies
ton Of your wonderful inpectine Persian Fever
Charm For several years | have suffered ever,
season from fever and aglc. Last spring my life was
threatened but remedy has des,ro, the iscasc
atd am RAPIDLY gaining ~ ap.et L. aud Strength.
Resp ifGli., j.. y. EAsRoS
Ths truly wonderful rREyss md cure COR Fever
and Aeuc and j. l0ns F.yrrs. Will be sent bv mail.
post paid on receipt Of ono dollar. Also for sale all
drpggis and cOnUir, stores.
Principal depot and nlanrfat;ary. 20. IsS Main ST..
Mchmobd. va iiranch Cfce. Bank at Commerce
Building. NeN York Address.
John WILCOX s. co.
July . leo .na7-k,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
CT Ascher, the Pianist.

IT Georgia makes out a balance due her from
the United States of $40, OOJ,o 300. Wonder how
she will proceed 10 collect The mount1-proba-
blv bt coercion
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

WILT s-So~| = : 49, S~
4 fee doses al also - once ehecI and
cure The most secess Diarrh0a proceeding
from CoLp " TIE Bowls.
These medicines are prepared iy fjr. {. VI
jackson & Co., No. AIS -Arch Street, Pht.a-
dclphiG, Pa, eh4 are ssld IL druggists and
dealers in medicines crcryrh,re, al - cents
per Jotdc. The s;yna,urs orc. VI. Jackson
rN be Oh the OUTSIDE wrapper Of each tottle
Ia The almanac published annually ty The
proprie'ors, called EVERYBODY ALMANAC,
you rW ind testimony and conmendatory
notices from al parts Of the country. 9 These
AlmGnacs are girer alray ~ oN our agents
For saleby H. ]. KTZER, Winchester.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

We have nov OF hand some of the incest blank
Deeds and Mortgages that you have seen for
"msny a day" We will soon have all other
Mind. Of blanks. Give US call when in nee1 OF
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14

". n Pierce has Cos,ar's Rat and Bed.bug
Eiterminator. FOR sale They have been tried
and prove TO be the things tha, every person
aeees : - = troubled with rats OF any kind of
r.rrnin
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-03-14
Notice to Heirs of Petition To sell
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE i hereby given that John T.. Kinder, Ex-
OF the estate Of Nelson Clark. deceased has
fled his petition 10 sell the real estate OF the dccedcnt
his personal property being insufficient TO pay his
debts aud that said petition will be heard the next
term of the Court OF Common Pleas, 81 said County,
Feb. S, ls5i. Attest: HI .NEFF, Cl'k.