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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25
THE CONFEDERATE LOAN.

IRON NO thirlesion MerCaEy, August IL.
Enc Confederate government, il is believed, will have
IN ITS possession by the first OF September certificates Of
transfer 20 the amount OF 600 goo Of bales OF cotton of
the growing crops, Tor which Confederate bonds 10 DO
exchanged The price regulating the exchange is to be
HE minimum value OF cotton daring the last three year,
On these certificates Oh transfc, 1t Is sad oilers have
been made py British capitalists TO advance eighty per
sant IN sterling exchange taking basis OF the pur
chase the average price OF cotton during the past few
years.
The following Is the form OF the subscription list;
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
SUBSCRIPTIONS or CROP FOR pr3EScE or CONFEDERATE
We Che Subscribers agree 10 contribute TO che defence
~ The Confederate States the portion Of the crop down
70 respective names; the same to be placed in
house or n factors hands, and sold before the
frat day Of next; and the net proceeds Of sale We
street TO be paid TO the Treasurer of the Confederate
sates for bonds Tor the amount bearing eight per
cent interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

Colonel JAMES W. HEAD died at Warren Me- on the nth
INST in the seth year Of his age. He was native Of
Boston but has resided in Maine seventy years He
was the oldest pensoner in Maine, drawing his pension
for services in the Revolution connection with The coast
defence. His pension was drawn from March, 1881 He
has been active, honorable and useful citizen
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RECESSION PAPERS SHUT OUT FROM THE
NAILS

The following order hhs been promulgated from Wash
Mgton. II carried out 1t will act virtual suppression
Gf the papers named:--
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, August %, 1861.
SiR-The Postmaster General directs that from and
after your receipt Of this letter of the
published IN New York city which lately presented
by the Grand Jury dangerous, from their dsloyay,
shall be forwarded in the mails. am, respectfully your
obedient servant, T. p. TROrT, Chief Clerk.
TO mE POSTMASTER OF NEW YoRK Cry
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BILLIARDS.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, WITH
IA newly invented Patent Cushions, superior to any
now in use, Is offered very low for cash by W. j. SHARP
at his mandatory, las Fulton street. Also few second
hand Tables "F' ~ ~t~ff-F ~'-' - N's77
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+. f. Satterthwaite says:-

The defeat of the federal army at Bull has shaken
the confidence OF buyers, as II tends 70 proong the
struggle United States bonds have fallen heavily, and
are very freely offered Erie shares and Illinois shares
have each declined per cent. Bonds Of all kinds
more plentiful, and few buyers come forward
decline.
The London Times OF the 10th quotes the market
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MILITARY.

49,,
4 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HACKErT MUS
"A kceers, held Saturday evening, August "a, 1861
at 81 Albany street, the following resolutions unani
mousiy adopted:--
Resolved That by the death OF j. j. Loosely the Hacket
Mussceers have lost Of the esteemed of their
memPcrs most beloved OF their companions and sincerely
mourn his less and will cherish his memory Of
whose frank and generous disposition and many social
qualities endearcd him 10 a hest Of friends
Resolved That copy Of the above resolutions be
to the family OF tho deceased with the the
deepest sympathy with them, in their said bereavement
OF the Hackett Mnsketeers
JOHN DONoGHUE, Chairman.
THOMAS p. POWERS. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

4 N EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF ENGLISH, CLASSICS
n and Mathematics desires engagement In a school
OF family satisfactory references Address }. V. r.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

IIl.AGS AND BANNERS H BOISE CONTINUES 70
- pant Flags BanGers &c al MS rooms, l4e East
ihirteth street ecriras, Coats of Arms Hcradry and
Go!d Ornamental wors executed in the hghcs, style Of
art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

LNoR sALE-A FINE SET OF HORSE EQUIPMENTS
IL 'or az chicef, teat'y pew prce low. Inquire At
POI Sortt Tkirc stsee Williamsburg
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(NllNToN RIFLES. ATTENTION WANTED, TWENTY.
~ 1--WE able BODIED men for Company b, to complete
ms company Families receive the contribution after
lo'nag ana al co'h.ng provided, with rations Apply
Ut XIV East thirty fourth street, or 81 William street.
CAPTAIN VAUGHAN Clinton Rifles
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Fffo FAMiIifS--i FAMILY RESIDING tut HALF AN
4 hoar.stt.t from the city In dc!igh tui place.
srcegng 10 rrnln during The al and winter desired,
wish small family, who prefer retirement and economy
To on them. in favor of snr, arrangement
will be called upon by ndng their address to box 2i0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

VITANlED-BY AN AMERICAN PROFES or OF MU-
w sic, home where his professional services would
be considered equivalent: if ~u!tabc place be
found would pay part in cash IN advance Reliable re-
ference given Address Music pa Ihriyfour street,
for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

NOllCE.--AN OWNER Is WANTED FOR THREE
~ Goats, which were brought from Antwerp in the
ship Berlin, lying ut pier s3 North river. II not
called for within three days from this date they will be
sod 10 pay c3ses
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J.. THE TURF.
THE WAR,

ENOR sAIE--THE rROrrIN6 HORSE HONEST PETER
l. Apply " HIRAM WOODRUFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A STU ALTON
IA in private family teacher Of the English
branches, music and painting Address box &c. Boonton,
New Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

4 AN DE NEDERLANDE.RS.- DIE pE HOI
"A landscbe iaa ycrsiAan, gcnegcn gym Gene Hot
andschs comraga.e op,erg.en suii,ng aan he,
Hongaarsch Honved regiment, Colouel De Graaf e O.
Wratsaw worden UT gcnoodgd zch vervoegen by den
Hecr II Deemyn I24 Leonard, tusschen Centre and Elm
streets. GUSTAV vASSAf.iIO kapitein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

i Journeyman Bakers Benevolent Society are re-
qncsted TO attend at their rooms, 179 Wooster
street, Sunday August %, to attend the funeral OF
their deceased brother John Kearney ll1z O'Clock,
by order. OWEN PENDEHGAST, President.
JOIN RELY, Rec Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

4 EUROPEAN LADY, AN EXCEII.ANT IINGUiST,
N who teach music and drawing, recently teacher
Of French, Italian and German n seminary of high
standing, wishes Encouragement; has taught years
America unexceptionable reference gwen no obec~
ton to go TO some distance Address NJ NJ. B., 10 East
Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

4 NAPTAlN WANTED-lN A REGIMENT NOW IN
~ camp and soon to leave Must furnish $40 or $50
10 compicte company Also Second Lieutenant who can
furnish S25 Address stating where 10 be seen Lieu.
tenant Commanding box is5 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25
PERSONAL.

4 NY FRENCH OR AMERICAN LADY WHO EXPECT,
N to be confined Immediately, and will give away her
infant from its birth, may hear of family that will
adopt it their own, by addressing NJ NJ NJ. box 1877
Herald office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

NANlED--TO PURCHASE, A FURNITURE TRUCK,
w suitable for one horse. Any person having such n
one for sale cheap can lind customer by addressing
b. box 100 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

FURNITURE.
A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMEIIED FURNITURE
IA for $24, In all coiors, Of warranted manufacture:
also solid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental
at H. r. FARRlNGToN'S No 1903 Canal street, opposite
Wooster. Established In 1S4S.
INuRNrTURE wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR BOARD
IL Afamily having taken house in q pleasant loca.
tion desires TO meet with party having Furniture
enough for three or four rooms. Address p B., Herald
Office ,-2A .. $500 Iisy3 g.-.,.-s~ : -.~s,
TNURNrrURE wANTED-s2 900 WORTH. FIRST CLASS,
IL Carpets, Dry Goods &c Don't sacrifice 70 dealers.
viii give fair price, in exchange for q neat residence,
ono hour and quarter from the city Address Union,
Totten's landing, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

C,PiRlTUAllSM-M EMMA HARIINGE WILL LEG
- ture for the last time this season, AT Dodworth's
Hall, 500 Broadway, on Sunday, August 25, at 10 y
A. NJ, and "a p. NJ Subjcct--Evoning, 'Amerca and
her Ucstiny,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoTICEs.

fpISfNFSS WAtfin--A PARTY HAVING But A
few hundred dollars is III need OF business OF some
Kind where he can b. employed probably in any capa-
city. Can make hinsu'T nsein either salesman
bookkecpcr and also IN many kinds of manufacturing
business, Has objection to going out Of the city.
line addressed Avon Herald Office. will be attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

u. II. NO. 5.--TIIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
N. Of the above number req .,s;cd 10 meet az
Mmqns Hal, Twcn,y-s,xtl s,ect and Seventh avenue,
this day gnday) at twelve O'Clock, attend the unc
raj of their iac brother member Patrick McGorin. By
order, MICHAEL I0tGfERTY President
JuMy NyIAXD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

NOlHE--MR. II. +. NEWELL. Is NOT IN OUR Eai
IN ploy, his engagement with us having terminated
the ST day of July last Neither is the hrm Of New
ell Co., o. boston, connected with Us in amy way what
JOHN p. KELLOGG & CO. "A Water street, N. Y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

( MARRIAGES AND HORSES SELLING OFF CHEAP
~ mo place 10 buy all kinds of carriages, is at the
factory s4 Fulton avenue and at the stables 10 Nevas
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

TTyHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
Il young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris
who be consulted with the strctcst confidence on all
ahs Of life, embracing love- courtshp, business and
sickness restores drunken and unftbui husbands has
secret make you beloved by your hearts ideal and
brings together those long separated Ladies % cents
gents 80 cents Residence No 80 Third avenue, above
Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25

WILL THE LADY THAT CROSSED ROOSEVELT r STREET
w ferry on Friday last, about OK A. NJ. dressed in
black silk, small nounces blue paraso communicate
with the gentleman in light clothes that she had recog
nized before. Address s. T., Herald office
GOLD COIN.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
DR.. J. Z. McLEAN'5
Strengthening Cordial
BLOOD Purifier

rur c-...... t,....,..f,-.-th.. lyo-lr -rft.
.....- ~. .f s.. "a ..,,-,-t 4 ..t..r,.
.....i, $500. 't.l ......,.-I
=. ~, 49,.
I ,,
49,
cl'liie at tttt 'ttif ga ~ ~ PC ~ t-' iN-
oi'ht J, li'f'asl-ls N''.'. 20 - '''s 80 =
., -. ~ J
+slN- 'Ii'i .-' 49,
49,
10 helm d.,,.a-.1.
S...,A., C...t;,t
--'''"' 80" - "'"'
WIZ eE-efWlg curf Liver Complaint It-
rvI- d. j-Hnd.ct. thronie ~ Nerro ileHalii
ui-e..-s ~ ihe hidur. = and .'ii iiis-as - q o.
M f-nn e lfsrrdcrrd Li.tr 90 - mach
htaf.oafn. lh".I- pix .,.''''' % ,''s's'
'..'' ioln,.r- :. ,i,.. H..d p mn
tiou th, Hc4t falue-- sr Ncicft % r..
Stomach. Stlr erlte.tioi.-. ChaaaiI al. sufTa
rat x teelins wbeA itinz down. pryu'ss 90
t'sl'uNlr~s %. tbe hIu a.J Ele,, y i-hi >st 70
Inward Feter,- Pam ln thr small OF The Back
Ch-s' ar -ida. Suddeu hlisfes of Heat. ID prs
80" % Spirits tr..hii'i DREAMS lahgao
-, - az P',..''i
Cf-ti..',i 80
,.,... .,.-...,- ~ ,,,,.r,-,-
" Eh "'il'''N 'i ~ ] BIS
Have b en- seli siorinS ne iastsiN months. -"
p. -i' % sIaf.s. 'aS - 10 GYM -'i -i"'
n.itl.t 60 49, sts, s.--'..,s
.,.n,.,uli.t- con.
N.Itfr. ~. asi. c.,..,..xs a AL .oa.te ilea O.
rho tr,mrd. te.na ..Ilne-, mi-aculun- chang
ir1durca - ;isfae aisrsrli.lin heli-.ts.f
d,'l...''''.l .ii .h.' rec
..I,.,s a..
'"t'''f ''hl - s'h'+~'' .itN'u Ah'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
eT'SSarSapaIlll.

compound rrrclv. designed 10 Be .,lcr.e
ctnal .Iteyoff,s tllt con- - made. y
oncentrafcd ,xtratt @. i'ar1 Sa1safs
combined wiki ether substances .. -
aver Alternative power rs 70 siiofd 81 81
aui!lote for the cisDa~es Safsapai.. =
ufe3 To cure. Il j. itiry,G .Ial ar..
e,,v i, wanted Us fho>e w.o SUI ~.
.nIsti- complaints. md tArt enc ~lae -.
s1mpll,h then cllre must p5evc OF ff.'s
, vice 10 this large class OF oiira.H etc
izns. How completely ih.s emHl 'l.i+.
L lns been proven hy exp rinl - 81 s.a-
/ o. trar~t cases o. b. ioun- g. he !cs.a
.uplaintS
S.EefgLs ASH Scro.sicrs CoH.tss-
HrisgoS, AND Er, rsi,E pI>. -. -
lglGt>. Biolcuf.. Tvgoi~. Stfg i,lN
,atD us.p. Ssi1uris A>u sYrsflstsc
cFlo>>. NHScggiAL DlsrA>4. D..9rsY, \
.tsiA oa IN Dst..,. Ei-t~. i1esiI.srG. j
t-tA ANn lNhi.r-lloy, lsN<isIf -, ~
81. Asrloy1 : siEs. a..l ls' s. 81 80.
81 coapiaus-s ali .is l.a.a li.s.l.t
laooB.
His canas.nl vii =: aFsa. . get ~
.1.-g q hat.tl. th. tiN - 90 s:..e.
ai tl, iotI Nme 3 pl... lest>. =
~, % 5.si' SEASON oft'e 8 81. Byta.ta
expu.~i1n 81 thas Irary i-riktsn =. or
= flpptd - t'i- hg!. 1..l.lt'fls, caa.
all Ok tais rrtesv, ag ta-tH- .s,t.4.
cnlurat.c- "a. ig-h ,.a f.ss go i.,--.
.t.. fafous w..ea O. s-,-ss... s,ssf.
i itself a. cv-ft ,.lous. ! i.-- sal
tfousA s.s' .-,i s.... s.fa.- - 3
su at.r.'irt o. ta..tt. t.--. ea-
ri b.81l w.f.r-.- ..g3fG4 = saae
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
z15FETTER s
TGMRCH BETTERS

4. ~ Il
& tssks 81 GN 81 "a =
.......-..-, - To.
, -, ,.r.f. ,.r9.I, ..-r,,,ft..fl If-
.'"' -" .,.4.tE.....
.,.......l $50.
....-
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~.
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....'..'...i -
'''.'l 'e'. ""' 80.
'''' -.
's'1''s -. '0..' ''-'
.'l ems ...'''.. q" 80 -" =.
'''''''..' le''ie' ''i ''.'e' ''' ,''' i'ei.'''
~ a...' '-'s '-''
~
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SA'.'.'' S"'. 2" WY % '''
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= ID 3" ne - eie'.iiis '~ 'i.ie "-t't
'''T''.''' , .i.''' ~ .l'e 'of
- ''s,l4 '' -' '''r' '"'
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- - t'e ia '''' -
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tt-1. - 80 '.'N t'! .'' ''''' '' '''''t - - 80
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
The 1IIitsr- on saturday,.


Tie h.ltarr display GA Saturday c.
ceedec tie expectations ~ every 6o-y.
y ia but q few days l'r preparation, SIX
companies nere organized aad on hand,
''nitA banners ana music Taey mace q
very creSsa1ie appearance. and ueat
through a.ta most Of the military ego,a.
tlols handsomely.
The companies on the ground were the
following: Tie "Spariansbur- Hone
Guards" Capt. Levi K~lly; The EARN
ltnl Crry.." Cunt. Geo. MsGr.F. thc
''5eaa, VISTA II,ue Gu,rI ,''Cln,. N
t,rs, tie " ,.hin.taa Il ue Gaarl,, .
C49; jane, Kelly: the ..B ,rtonia Hon,
t'uaai-'' Cipi. Morton; tie Randolph
Co. Dragons" iu comm I.d ~ Lieat-
Jos. krllF. .n the absence u Cap,.
Ieastop.
Tie S9tr.aa.5-.S' C,up.ag Wis neat
IS uniformed, anu eeat through Che exer-
eises O: tbe dy with tAe precision q.
lr''n~d soldier. Ta,yvoe. unqr, ton.
i5ly, the Lone Of tie Gs,; but tl,c. mast
.ook well 80 their harcl-,' ~ our VIA
chester h9y- ,ty they viii try anil beat
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

- D. ]. y. wilmpre ani L,dy sill
ple,.f accept the undivided thiua- oil The
veveL oli e isit.rpifs. i1r tlc m,-rih
cake tlt,t as sent rs Them ,rour .tnctum
on last Thursday. Nay they i've "a lon,
AMI gnoa an pre- Ito.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
HILLARY Encasnpgn =
THIRD Of ,yWEy
AT wLNCHESTERl

AT w IN CHE ISL Ell
The Mjittry Computes cs Randolph
and thr aiiouu4 Counties are .,gp, ,frd
to mrtJ 10 Wurlr>icr ml q. 4to ~.
mnmeut on vs. eiu,>lay ,,oA.n.. Jay
ihlri.
tumpihirs ave requested % uniform,
AMI report 'h,mscnts 20 the undersigned
10y the 1t ot July.
IL Zoe a~ practicable they viii De re-
qu'r'd 90 hriu- with them rat.ous fortao
dt,s anl ntcr>slrg camp cquip-e.
E'ch comp NY sd iuni-i. itself with
rnrs. Ct q su.isi tute therefor. 20 cual q
ITEM O. go through With the Nuua. Is
Arms.
The m'i'i'ry VIII an1rar on the fmwh
~ Jfiy BOO the ce.eirir 'u 30 the National
Auuirers trs. ana uiu tsre a GRAND rr-
3 ~ go thlt Dos 3o'r'orh s. m.
tnrta,s particulars n.i D. -i,ea 30 "a
Circular 10 bee is-eei a.f,e dsys.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

ATrrxrios. RtspotPu Gass.--Tners win
2 a meeting - Tie aoove-uamcd Company ~
ias Court Rouse en- neAt Saturday % = O'Clock
2. "a, tlr tha sarpo-s ofdnillns aai orsaniz-
~.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

- Master Winfield colerose has The
thans, OF tie Junior L ltor Of t.,is estab
lisamcnt ipr t.ssse fiue hcrr.es.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

t~Rer ar N-Cul'oush uill ,reaca
% the Presbyterian Church next S15b Ii
% tie usual hours.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

- D.. Wi.morc has returned from
IFS bridal tour, ap. mls row be found AT
Ais Oh se, 0ges re Clothing Store.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

vas NOT required by l1w t9 tSe chg
amount 81 sorghum Nritsss, hu, Tia
public take s.et sfett interest," Boz 90, ntu.
ulaeture uoe ia s.. iaimcy thit thou,ht
prontrta enumest,e Gee am luut nude u
tae Township 81. Bugerworta md
o.a,r. have sanun specimens 90 ger
.raa4latcJ .ae.f inside irom $ rsuum
81. A. x.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

Toe numurr an4 ,a.ue oi -t',.,
aud agricultural productions 10 White.
river Township. tor the year ls6l. care
fully taken q, Martin 4. R,o!ys, Town
shin .,t-or.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
Town Ordinance

b it ordained bg tie T9isa Council Or
tie toua OF lFinckcs'fT, Indiana, That the
property holders ~ 0celnagt, OF saId
property adjoining the ALLEYS III said town
remove si manure. 9Th. o. obstruction
90 aay sind. tIat may be .rjulicia' 60
Che health Of lae citizens 81 tAe town, ~
the irec and convenient use ot said allie IS.
Aud that any persons i5.lng 10 comply
with tine above ordinance. shall be deemed
guilty % violating thr saue, auG shall be-
hHed DO; less than three dollars or more
thau ten dollars.
This ordinance 70 be IN full force ard
effect from and after the 23ih day Of Jane,
=. II. 1861.
AIrx. Wnlrr. Pre-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Jaundlee.
Debility OF the Nervous system,

nd CT ds.ses c..s5 from = aior4sser
ieer o. peaia-ss II ne s,enael an 4lssl0C
rgaa'. are s,s.l4.g qad Fermaneaay cured !
& OER'.aN BilTEES.
Tie ea-Eau'iS Cordial las oe9ursi
r>p4 c'i,a - pssug That u ~ similar pre-
1qre .oa e1Ieat rt cnrr. wITaeyT sAiL,
sHosts sai t5rg-''qaaa
ccagh. Geld, or Ho-rsenass. Bronchitis. u.
f4--za, C-0ua, Z elu0nia, Iaei gi54.
Consumption,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

LOST Vtt- on Sainria~ last. on the
grota, 80 t.c eteetHs< 81 uil settlers. IS siack
...lfs ii- iha aader. d leaving fhs -afn-
20 The Ct--s sfire. 80 b. u'tlhly r-sarLcd.
AID hatc ia sla1ks 9f o.. oen-r.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

TH- Asnr WoaU -fais lr-uae,iat
60 growing crops hts m,dr ,t- Appearance
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-23

VICE IN BELGIUM AND ENGLAND One of the
English medical journals calls attention to the
striking contrast to be found among the vicious
women Of London and Brussels-the deplora-
BILE state Of the former being illustrated BY the
fact that out of sixty-three women examined
lately for admission into psnitenuary, fifty
nine were 30 seriously diseased that the sur
geon could not give bis sanction to their being
taken into the institution until they had been
cured. Another illustration is cited as having
occurred at Windsor. During the last sum-
mer, the first battalion of Fusileer Guards was
quartered in this royal garrison, and out of six
hundred men, sixty-four were laid up in hos
pital with venereal affections. This state of
things arose from the infected condition of the
women Of the town, as was we'll known to the
men, officers, and police authorities.
In Brussels, however, according to this same
Journal-whatever its vices, the youth may
return from his school unchallenged by loose
women-the drunken mechanic is not carried
of almost by force to the prostitutes lair-the
soldier, reeling home to his barrack, is not
waylaid, robbed, and infected One and all
may, and can, if they wish, even in Brussels,
seek out the tempter, but the Belgian Govern
ment conceals the unfortunate sisterhood as
much MS possible, and vice is not allowed to
parade its attractive form before the half will
ling victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-23

The POWER OF HEARTY LAUGHrER.-The
following incident comes to us thoroughly au-
thenticated, although we are not at liberty to
publish any names: A short timo since two
individuals in this city were lying in one room
very sick, one with brain fever and the other
with an aggravated case of mumps. They were
so low that watchers were needed every night,
and II was thought doubtful if the one sick of
the fever recovered. A gentleman was en-
gagged to watch one night, his duty being to
wake the nurse whenever it became necessary
to administer medicine. In the course of the
night both watcher and nurse fell asleep The
man with the mumps lay watching the clock
and saw that it was time to give the fever pa
hent his potion. He was unable to speak loud
or to move any portion of his body except his
arms, but, seizing pillow, he managed to
strike the watcher in the face with it. Thus
suddenly awakened, the watcher sprang from
his seat, falling to the floor and awakening
both the nurse and fever patient. The incl
dent struck both the sick men as very ludi-
crous, and they laughed heartily at it for some
fifteen or twenty minutes. When the doctor
came in the morning he found his patients
vastly improved-said he had never known so
sudden turn for the better-and they are now
both out, we'll. Who says laughing is not the
best Of medicines?-Neto Haven Palladium.