davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

Brlgadier Generals Morris and Schleich
will proceed to Phillippi to-day, and it is
reported that General Mcclellan will also
advance to the same point and that be will
take command in person. Brigadier Cen
eral Hill will remain in commend here, With
q sufficient force to hold the position and
throw forward reinforeemsnts on any men
aced point on tie B. & D. road and the Par
kersburg branch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

And meantime, tho columns are moving.
From Olnrksburg one stream Of men pours
sOuthwaidiy. Their destination nobody pre-
tends to know, but still we hear Significantly
pronounced, weston, B~uckhsnnOu, The
rear Of the enemy" But on the other hand,
CONES a rumOr, hourly hardening into a
solid ~indisputable fact, that the enemy are
IN pOsSess1Uu n B-uvktIaaHvHii- Duvhhunuvu,
which, but ten days ago, the gallant Four
teenth Ohio held; Buckhannon, from which
q flank movement may be made on Philippi
or on Olarksburg, and from which q retreat
is open and easy, to the Cheat Mountain
Gaps. Buckhannon is held by the 1000
rebels who were expected to enter Laurel
Hill with Wise. Manifestly it is no Porter
field with whom we have now 10 deal.
At Phillippi our troops are waiting, wait
ing, waiting. Three weeks ago, they could
have held the Cheat Mountain Gaps; two
weeks ago they could have held Beverly and
-Buckhannon; to-day, re- enforced, supplied
they still wait, expecting an attack, but
burning with anxiety to make one.
And still there is q luH.3The skirmishes
are ceasing. There is no fighting at Man
nington; no more driving in of pickets at
Laurel Hill. The bridges are not molested;
the guerrilla fighting seems, for a day or
two, to have been suspended. The rebels
must be preparing for more serious work.
We cease to inquire about Rowlesburg,
and St. George and Cumberland. South,
o east of Us lies the interest. And for a
day or two still, We rat
The troops pour in. Wehsve qnit count
ing them-Whats the user Enough 10 knOR
that the " Army Of the Vest it is an army,
that thss the Numbers, the discipline, the
moral, the Generals, for the work before it.
WHAT the bounds and limits of that work
may be- is still a mystery. Clearly there is
sighting ahead; this is not ornamental var
fare. The threats of the rebels to give no
quarter, the number Of ~sentries, the terrible
revenge OF such men as Durham the scout,
the bloody affair at Cumberland the other
day, show plainly enough that sentimental
ism and roseWster are ceasing to reign. We
have rebels to deal with, active determined
rebels, whose necks are forfeit if they fail
who know the country and the people, who
are not without skill and who are manifestly
familiar with q strength, our movements
and designs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
DlSPATCHRS.
MORE sKIRMISHES
TIE ORGANIZATION OF ooNoREsl
WHO WILL b SPEAKER ?
wAsHIzoTor, July ss.b, 1881.

Photographic Correspondence Of oloTeland Leader.
WASHINGTON, July sSth, 1881.
The city Ia full Of Congressman, with the
usual sprinkling of lobby members, who are
not to be kept away from the lOayes and
6shes nv the war aHhu
Blair still stands the best chance fer Speak
Ell, but he may lose It. Grow and gOliAz
are working hard, and both have many
friends. Grow is BlAir's chief competitor.
The organization question ahsOrbS every
thing else, and the members canvass the
chances of Generals Blair and Grow, even
more than Of Generals Scott and Davis.
Some outpOsts from the Connecticut camp
mad, a little dash yesterday, and succeeded
in capturing two rebels and four horses,
which will be made ssryiceab.e, The cap
tives we're cavalry. The affair happened
near Falls CHURCH. Il i IIIIh
viii there be 8 compromise offered Is
there any member insane enough to do it2
These questions are asked daily, and may be
answered "Yss.n There are some tories left
yet in the North, OF whom Vallandigham is
one of the leaders. He Is expected to propose
to recognize the Confederacy, but such a
proposition will find but little encourage
ment.
Three thousand more troops arrived here
to-day. The North seems eIhaustless. 8.
-
Photographic Correspondence Cincinnati CON-
Carr EwIss, Va, June 2sth.
Generals Rosecrans and Schleich's Bri-
gales are moving towards. Buckhannon.
They are encamped at Camp Ewing, le
miles south of Oarksburg, and will remain
several days.
A scout who slept In Buekhannon last
night says the town is entirely deserted;
rebels took all the forage and fell back on
their main column.
Prospect fol 6 fight fading.
McCook's Regiment Joined this column
this morning, having marched 81 miles yes
~terday-all well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
NNW REM ENY

A NEW REMEDY.
superceding Uubebs, OOp4ibs, CapsuIss, or any
somEoune that has sEer bean bsiOre she pablo. It
has been ugsl By
oRE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private p~ractios with entire success, in all
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases # q private diseases, aCure ID requsnt-
y performed in q week, and entire oOnndence may
b placed in them This remedy Is . neWly diseoF-
iscts than Cubebs or Oopaibs alone. The Pills are
bali tins size Of Capsules, and never. nanseEte the
IN q Box. r-
~ Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above vii be sent b. mail, on receipt Of The
Soi3 bv wH. FIsKE Asspt q, us,al.5a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

The question: "a yet often asked, "Whati4this dis
ease nOW know Wben We fays the Cararrh - AS
the disease wss never truly dehoed b. medical books
never understood By physicians til my theory Of
Il was published, aud Is Btil often mistaken for come
other diBeaEs By the Victims oft, 1 therefore repuD-
tfpua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
MathiMistG
VI 0 MAJ N A &,

AAcRINIST & ENGINEER
And Manufactures Of
STRAIN ENGINES 4 MACHtNERY OF EVERY
Description Also-Jack Screws, Bolia for BridE-
Is and other uses, Iron Grating and BLACKSMITH
Ing Generally. SHoP-hOs-666 HeWitt's Block,
West st., Cleveland, D.
Ra-JOb6ins and Repairing promptly attended to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

BRoNCaITIs ANp NEuRALaIA.
CONSUMPTION

The latter often termed "nerroas headache" are
the offspring Of Catarrn. And nov, II lhs Above
sympS.ms exist or a majority OF then, the dissass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

SEN BY EXPIRES EVERY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

rrsu D. ps<sessL - ce,i k,nn~s~.A>
ny> A. - 49, e>ra uc~hss< ~tts ss< s>e<.
.
sspf ~ . eox. sceYe>lie f1llsi. - ust ~ 0sr
hSvs ti-<n 10 es>< 4 20 <sssck
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

The underssg0ec, prActicas watchu.Akers and
dealers IL Watches, having bOuSht ami solc Amers.
Watches for a numeer q years past, ana having
dealt in all kinds q foreign Watches Cor 4 much
lonser period Of time. beg state thss they have
never dealt IN Watches which a olass or 10 lndi-
vidrai Instances, have ben n.ose satisfactory 20
themselves customers, whether h respect Of
durability. beauty x finish. automatically oorTect
pFoPoruoos, accurate compensation sad adjustment
Or q -a<f'ze-teerfns rss,is, than shpss nAnufae-
tured by The WalshAm Company.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
pGRHAvE,s' .
Holland BitterS
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint. Fever and Agus. 40.

AtvoF OOmptesuts roSer ono A4bos &C.
Tn spccsssfsi introdsesson and uss q sht oele
bssf-i Remedy h.s bs~n The signal Coz literal accd
tru~. hvu quart bottle 20 . av~ssi,co kss. until
THU wvrd Htf>ur y bot aDssh<r nan.e Or sgrog,-
% san.s siiisnsss ~hisAey aissnrv.
bH the really grr.t relief d<rtvs from the kninuts
tasa, 90 tss<p<oafal, q cur Dediein-,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITrHRs.
blisd &C. . reputation which the host Of limitations
and eosatsrfeit. have hed 60 ondermin~. d posi
tss,ly vrsstaiss preparation. With t~r-ly sofci-nf
pr. sriris "a ps~~<rss n
pas 90 sbs Of tbs ssnoiDs (lIaltnus sosiiss)
IT, la-,ssiss q long trs>d efficacy CIR y,.rysr-s
o. frusf, % essential Or tie tun.lation u cd
hs~lib snd ~ eorrctins di"fdsr. u tbs stomach
Too % three DO. vni ocnvinre th~ srlct.d q he
r~issary -r~f< The stomach ~ll spe~il, r-ysis 80
klss~s- -li -sa iaAs pics. .ad r-ss~sd h-@isA "
tbs ouch rrsuit
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhave's Holland BttterS
~ HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhave's Holland BitterA
Zoe ACrDIry. TIT
BRrhave's Holland Bitters.
r0 wATERBRAsH. Try
Berhayc's Holland Bitters.
Tor HEADACHE. Try
BHrhave's Holland Bisters.
Tor LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
Yor cosTrvDNEss. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
IN "a Nsrvous. Rbeumsslc. ard S.ur>lse A6>o
trina u h<s IN nuuleruus in~isnc~s proved highly
h>s~Acisi, AMI In others effected a~chi-f cur~
Rcad Carefully
rhs gruufn~, hishlycooo~rfvstsd nosnsvr's ucs.
IAss nIrrus b put % IN half pint batsics only. snf
sSsafi~f oos pullAf .<f h.sti> The krr~s dsnspt
~ shb truly c~i-trss~d mefcins has fedso~d many
tnfesknA .hieh m russe shcuid guard Against
psrsh~sfns
kr-~s-s 81 s-r~~ase~f ~ "a ~ 49, q - o.
iAss u ~<vy bal - bsy
BENZ. Page, Jr. Geo.
cole pRopRIEroRs,
s. PITTSBURGH. "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

an THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. Of
WAlthan Macs hegs 70 cal the stt@n,ion Of the pub-
&c 70 tie following euphsiie reoonsndauou Of wal
taan Watches, by the leading practical wairbmakers
AL jewelers. throughout he United Statas The en-
iife iss q sigaaissss - 1t y quite too laas Ger
pehilesiion IN one advertisement bat the names pre-
sensed vii Be recoguissd b. those aeqlsinssd with
Dc Trade a. being 10 the highest degree respesols
and influential Al their establishments may slv.ys
Be found TIE Esnuiae wasees eG shs CsnpAny's msn.
ufacture, IA great variety.
slgastnfes from many oires asd t0~ns z,ot fully
FepFeseniec N thu iiss viii appear future sivs4
tseHnent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
his 9Th dsy n april iasi
sAMtEL CoNNfR, fbsr.r
srf7o az We prs g. ts.to
sALE.-By virtue Of

SHERIFF'S sALE.-Bv virtue Of
- &C fxecuti~u issued from The ylso Ccn.,.o-
sas Court q directed aud delivered lr n ~ ~
Theotofe :. fulkerson aud against Ahfahan. n ~.
unsfii have levied on The defsndant's Interest IA
he hilc~ing described real sfist sfust<d in vie
ocuuty, Indiana. % sit the northwest quarter ~<
The ~outhsast half - ~ section tsenty.sigbi ~
io~ukip thirteen ~ .rvnss eight ~. eoo,slEl-,
thru Sol arfes and 90
MONDAY. NAY Is. 1871.
wfthin he legs htnFs a. sad day the Court Hap->
dor, Ia fefFe-Iiaute wi orer the renss sBf rrcc,s
~ ne above Described h>ai Estate together With ali
De prflegy~ AMI appurtenaDces 10 the SANE belong
las tH term Dot exceeding s<vsn wears. ~ e.
hehssi biddsr fcr cAsh and upon failure ~ rssr,.
sufficient 70 sst!sfy ssld ksscauon and e,-ss
gill. then m there cher th< fc>-surls in AMI u
said Real Esssts tas klshrr tst1.r ios ed. e
sstefy The
lbs lerh day q April. issl
speows~pr s.ho sANuEL CONNER. si,<rff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

y Il y y Il h ! Il . .
-raSr'ins u par es,As tD0~tnx,
200 Sacks Prime 10 Coffee.
90 Java Coffee.
400 Br. y. o. Mo,A<>s
100 sH Molas,e.
100 Hf brls 8. II MOIasse-,
100 yo Molar,~
sso HID. Sugar
100 pri. Clarified d.
so orushel do.
so Granulased ID.
40 " P,,~der~d DO.
80 cbsss Imperial Tea.
ss cunpo~csr do
40 Young Hyon 10,
30 = r'ne biAeA %.
90 Tisroe- Rice.
400 Kec Nall.
rso Bro Louisville cer~Il
100 White Fi.h.
s"o Bf er'sd>;
100 Troat and PIcserei
rs Bes MAekerci
zoo M hrls DO.
400 Kite Mscserel
roo Kegs Holland Herring.
IS Bris Roe Heuing.
800 Boxs rsvcsits Fr.ni. Tobacco.
ssso Rs an tssa, fs-r-rs. vls>s 81
49, =. - :, 49, -: -; -s- , :; =. :
n r'''''- '-''''-' . - '''''''-''' =
- rrxps err i--s.>< :, ~.sns-s ~. 500 -
- r<n~Ss-rnE s.~-bsrs
q. HrIAiAx.
l tEFs fHfN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
eAPUo.

Tor sALE.-oNE OF HALL 4
80: az. xsxsr = "a =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

SHERlFF'S sALE.--By v:riu. Of
~ s~o yeoditioni sxponss exscuuons issued frcu,
ue NKo Circuit Court 20 NE directed and d<liveref
cos ia favcr a Israel kstchum and against s<xsb
Judd, AMI IN favor a kfiah Judd and against L.
rasl ketrhufn, am ordered " sell ths following d.
Tee q sround OF tie pcrtb slas of he sooth
east quaFter ~ o. the northssst quarter q ssrtieo
seventeen ~, toi.ship tsn no., RANGE sigat ~.
aod % tt' =
MONDAY. NAY Il, lyr,
Villain tie legal bo1rs u said day 81 he Cou oas@
DOR ia IeFre Haut<. wall onsr the rents ADD rroats
- The sboN described real estate. together WITH az
he privilege and nppurtf tie b<.ot.
ina for q term not excee<iing ssvrn yesrs. 70 tbs
highest bidder iof cash and upon failure 10 realize
benn sufsient 10 satisfy said esecutions and co<ts
viii tbab snd ihsTs oder he fes-simpls, - sDd o.
saic real estate, u shs klgbe-t bidder IN ce~k -
satisfy he same
11ls. 18th day q April. iesl
ar9o~5Pr9.so SAMUEL coeyTp e1c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

b<vriy. hsss. Do IL. "a
n c. spsnitins. 20
v,sh ~ ssas circulars o. hrrs .bg~ hfis q
er'ns rsuf C-rbsl-s III rsrr~ui~rfy s>fsrs ing
evsrnsfr n yvn ha-s snxshins q he KIDD. plsss-
ssnd 70 -
Que q rv eossrrsrs. .bos subject 70 severe sssk
hssdsehs. esa<lly lasting s~s d~ys, cured -
sfoa<s - on< hcu - ycrF r1i.< Wiki cent her.
kssp~sdaty ycar.
wn wusva
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

In making our appearance as Ye Local Of the
JorRSAL IL will be expected that We Zip our
Beaver 10 its patrons. II will afford Us much
pleasure TO have nothing but pleasant and praise.
worthy items to record. but the record must be
faithfully kept. so, of course. the "drsnks' and
fights Of the city by skylight. a. we'll AZ BY
daylight. must be ehroaicled. We hope to have
much TO do in the way Of noting the progress OF
the pleasant little city Of our adoption, and j, shall
he our aim 70 attend carefully 90 that department
citizen In town or country shall not improve
his residence without having the fact told on hin
when Il comes under our observation. And ",
shall be thankful. nj al times, and 90 all persons
who may favor Ne with items Of Importance. And
then We want to make your acquaintance and
hope that you will walk up into our sanctum
withou, ceremony. II for nothing else than to sec
our -Devil IN his Den" You can help rs great
:, in making a good live, interesting paper. and
We feel assured that YOU will do il.
The local column. should not Doe filled will
nonsense. a. Is too oiien the ease. bu, with jot
tines Of general interest, aud such shall be the
l.. c. DYNEs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
Forthe Journal.

For the Journal.
The Mock Legislature convened at the
Court House in Winchester on Saturday evening,
Doth of December, in accordance with the proc
lamation of Gov. Brown. Quite number of
the Representatives from different counties APP
peared and were qualified. a quorum being pre-
sent, the election of officers proceeded with.
which resulted as follows, viz:
For Speaker-IIon. Andrew J. NefI.
For Clerk-T. J. Lee.
For Gorernor-Hon. Jere Smith
For Door Keeper-Josiah Hutchngs.
The members generally appeared calm and de-
Lucrative in view of the momentous crises in our
political affairs, and seemed anxious to proceed
to business. and, if possible, stay the ruthless
hand now raised to assassinate the best Govern
ment under Heaven.
The utmost harmony prevailed. save the sin
Gle exception of the gentleman from POsey, Mr.
Watson, who arose and stated that, having re-
ceived a dispatch from his constituents, inform
ing him that Posey county had withdrawn from
the Union, Slight applause in the galleries., he
therefore could not participate further in the Le-
gislaturc. Though unexpected, no member paid
any attention TO this singular announcement, but
the Legislature continued its business as if moth
ing had occurred to mar its harmony.
After finishing the usua. business of a first
meeting, the Legislature adjourned TO meet on
Friday night, January 18th, when Gov. Smith will
deliver his Inaugural. The Governor will doubt
face. and make such recommendations as, in his
mat re judgment, may meet the great issues,
and avert the dreadful calamity now threatening
the country. LYNX.
A similar communication from "REroRTER'
is omitted, being unnecessary to have two reports
so near alike.-ED
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
WILLIAMSBURG. King, County, New York

TIE USE OF DR.. H)STEITER-S STOMACH
bllIkR> Tor Dyspepsia Flatulcuce. H.avneSs Of the
stomach. any other Ike Affection = second
n America abroad. u De able 70 state consider q,
44t the HITTER certain fer 81 Sfrl,. "a aid
SS diseases i % 3- f rctors ~ unailos u
pleasure. IL removes al morbid matter from lie
stomach. pIri1cs th- blood. ImraTt- screwed vitality
o ire nervous giving Tai tone nd euerSs
lutis pen-ahe for tle Restoration health. Ire
UumeroAs aesnow ledSments OF Is Superior Scesnce
and bench III results. have assured ii proprietor. hat
a. caunot bat prove great ihe att cted. and
tnilart vitality o. the thorough system.
y F'See advertisement IN another column. n'ii
III LEA>'s STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL-Thisin vs laab Q
compound are glad 10 know, has become the iucs,
popular remedy ia the United state Nearly ever,
family keeps oh hand They fad saves Ply sieian.'
bills 4 small quantity given in " III ward %
Fcvers. or any prevalent disease.
" PSce advertisement in another column. nl2w
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

JonS I. DrNEs, Esq, is agent for the JouR
NAL at the above named places, and isauthorized
60 receive Subscriptions for the same. w,
should be very glad TO have our old friends and
scquaintanccs in these localities subscribe fol
our paper. W. sesd most OF you specimen
copies. aui IL. after reading it, you think il
worthy Of support, we should like YOU 10 call on
agent soon and commence with the first
number. We believe you will like the paper
when once you have tried it, for intend max
Ing il agood newspaper. 1t is published on the
same day as the Cincinnati WeekIies. and will
contain as late news as YOU will find in them
and quite much. Mr. ID. will leave subscrip-
ton lists at Mr. LEwIs's Store, Sm'thfeld, and
at HrrcHrScs 4 RIBBLE's. Selma, where YOU
can leave your names at any time.
Terms; One Dollar and Fifty Cents per year
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

Occurred at Union City yesterday about 10
O'Clock, the particulars of which have been
furnished US by Mr.. l.. J. Templin.
Gideon Scarf, lad Of that place, carried 4
pistol to school with him, and during recess,
while sporting with it, surrounded by the scholars
of the school, it went of unexpectedly, discharg
ing its contents two buck shot into the thigh OF
Charles Pigman, son Of ". J Pigman, of that
place. One shot passed directly through, the
other lodged somewhere in the hip. Another
warning 10 parents who permit their boys to
carry such weapons
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue 4 vcudiiioni cxponas % me directed
froin the Randolph Common Pleas Couri. al. eN-
pose - sale 81 Tie Court House door. IT,
Randolph County. Indiana. on ia.
nth pay or JANUARY. 1851.
between the hours Of 10 o'elock 4 ~ aud s'clo.s
p -. 20 aid das. the following zeal estate ,. ia
Randolph County. Indians. u wit:
Tao northwest quarter the southeast quarter 81
section siN IN Io~n~hlp ~-nt. r-r-- Fourteen
east ais" the aesi past ~ lot ruuber SIX. IN BIOS 4
asneerslN. Ia the tom 81 uerri iJ.
Executed a. he roPert. 81 ariah - >rcc. "a ihs
suits OF Samuel A. BROWN Nathan :. ip-~s wood ai.a
Henry J.. Brown. A. X. JENKINS.
D-cesfib - fS.io- fr--agf Sh-r IL e.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
~ a r RIEc .

BUTTER-COLLINS.- Christmas day,
by Rev. VIM Bowen, Mr. Robert b. Butter, OF
this County, to Miss Susan f. Collins, late OF
Virginia.
AN-METTLER. On December
3lst, mt the residence of John Richardson, in
Winchester, by the Rev. II. ]. Meek. Mr.
Jeremiah Sullivan, to Miss Druslla Metter, OF
this place.
We wish the happy couple all the happiness
and prosperity imaginable. En-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

C0LoRISG FLUIDS FOR TIE HAIR ARE
DANGEROUS. Woods Hair Tonic re>;or re- the color.
nitrate silver process buI by restoration
Of the hcaihs Functions upon which The original and
natural color Of the hair and iis MOISTURE IL gloss. lis
life. and consequently its original beauty depended
Professor Wood. the age OF thirty Years.
~ gray Of eighty, and his hair was dry. thin
and dead. Now he has a single gray lock upon his
g. his hair Lin dry but sft piiablc and
moist shat Of child sffve years lhs preparation
upon the roots. Tor after application that por
the hair the scalp. found restored TO
the original color whatever was. while the ends of
the hair gray. Try Woods HafR Tone and do
apply any other after you have this With
this resolution you viii never have occasion 20
HAIR dive.
CarrIoS.-Beware Of worthless limitations several
already in market called by different -
sc unless the words Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. Depot. ST. Louis. Mo-. aud New York J
blown in the BOTTLE Sold by all Druggists and
Patent Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet
Goods dealers In the United States aud Canadss.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03
TO CON 5 L VI YES

The Advertiser. having been restored :ohcalih in
few weeks 10y very simple remedy AFTER having suf-
fcre several wears with lung Affections; and
that dread disease ConsumVtI IBIS anxious make
knnWn 10 his fellow sufferers The means OF cure.
To all who desire y. ne Wilt send cory OF IL
scriition used flee of charge. with dire Lon for
preparing ard using III sSAei Whi". n! viii End
-rRE cUeE for CoNsuN-rioS AsrnsA Bpsx-,.lwrs. tSe
The ONLY Object Vi the alyerits IN sculiug tbs Pre-
srPtiOn S - benefit Tie afii eted. and spread .rra
ton which he cons-ives 20 be invaluable, and H. hopes
every sufferer nil Try h. remedy as il will cost them
nothing. and many prove = blessing
Parties islug Ia prescription viii please address,
REv. EDW ARD i. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG. King, County, New York.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

sB Favorite 4 Thomas have greatly imprOv-
ed the appearance of Arthur Quick's store, for
merly occupied by the Messrs. Teals. by tearing
down old ugly front and substituting another,
tasty and capacious. We understand that T.. J.
Putmah is to occupy the room.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

Tf-CArr. |. c. DrLLE, late publisher and pro
prietor OF the Winchester Democrat, left thi:
city for Columbus. Ind, his former place oil
residence, on last Saturday merning. lie in
tends 10 resume the publication of a Democratic
newspaper in that place about the first Of Feb
tuary. Those who subscribed for his paper
here and paid for il. will have their time filled
out with his new paper. We hope he will meet
with more solid encouragement there than he
did here.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-01-03

sS~We should be pleased to have our friends
and will take pleasure in showing them over our
Office. Call aud see us and let US make your
guaintance. You will find plain in our
dress and manners and not above forming the
acnnainfance OF any decent nar.nn