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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-07
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the -atSd states Actes fcrih n ffs ik-e,ls e -
curative prop~lies- 1lia yoass 40. ~ -
a rcccInsnelring them las sr1s t.t1 attxs .s -
AN Aofi1s. Enlghtaned tnen who's easfs~i.r 80
s0sne lees.snt e 80 as E-lssePsv giNs ihs.I lesn.
sad make "assufs1ce d0uliy sure beicrc Ley g.
e.te-sre everywhere approving and uIglllx - uss
q these wonderful preparations Al vho ec-eds =
re vision an aonssiy Q, thls Glass; q who ohoo.
"a intesccate fcr then stiyts are Low cf ~ = - -
tbs importsni aaisec.-
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ye.e- Z = ~ riaes accessh'e % 80 reho t.ts',
IAhss the felo~ls,g
FACTsl
Ih.s - tDooh Pills have hssu pro, e - sl.a,y.
CONTAIN 30 MINERAL.
Ia; th-y sass tts s,aso-i 4flverssl ccnsfss,nt.
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they riieve-
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Al FesioFs the kesiih and ssrengta q Tie saressr
sIoK FEMALES.
who have lsnguished Tor years IA helpless s~sAns-.
and cespo1dency. TO apsra;e With great rAntlsv u
asr .her nvgorstang ofersor. mat al sezpsl sl.-
ulsiiHg PfoPer'ies. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however hey nay have been lrfned viii aae Abu-oe
tia, their direct tsste-cy Il 70 ieurhsr lf aaf ter
Der y e9oysbie. Ina; operating directly u.oa ihs
poison oft ~ sssesse y Iae tSoeS, ,hsy
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
and di-hsrge from The system every "a u s4rof-
ls, Nhethtr Hereditary - Otherwise. Ti-st they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
And th-i there 3 dsess. q lie stomach AID ss
sls TIE i'fef, te -effecs System. 20. >kia G.a1r.
or Muscles.
ARISING FKoN naTK1IKs OR OsSRucIIoxs
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N Which i4ey % 60. give T4oD.J< ,-ll. ssi II a
nlisierct beio.s the very csssdel q it as k-~ ~
vsftil re- . lss'.iess aad ptryrv cllFe.
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BIZ BLOOD PILLS ase endorsed ~ tie exre-serc.
o. u hoassilts Of l. .ng Wines sho IN letisfs AFT
oaFs@ nle - 3. No - aid Dy 0ri ~ rloai f1uclanr
sul % ee tie Yeg best prepafL.la al tte llnt ess
onefsc - i-e tresen-down ics u lil -hcai- .hey
~. ..se~se urergh every -yssss - y - =. '-'
system, and xpsi Il thOfo-1hts aho ftfinsisefy.
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ir!al-ihey 1ss lof osy better, hu- l tac. t.e-T-r
than auv other l.Sfe - f .-ASs q iess nf-fs - %
then 10 rr.l..4ls letter effect.
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=, l'el botts. q - per a4 iuxel. "a a..l.-
yian Vegetable hlc,t l.i-, -l e.fs s.r tts. 81 e
boxes for 81
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puDLsiet ia e1fsl4,a4gs -r-t al fll. r..t. ifd..
IInc uEie.
Dr. hol4cE', y iical Ai.la--c and Panty ..lf.s..
S0t iilS great variety n interesting AZ rauab,s
Medic. iniog1aAtion 60 DC had g-Aus of Ary chs
arc al ;Ero-r rhout the country.
- q cirir'ii or complicated cssc~. Df Roesck may
icon'c'led personally or by letter. enclosing en-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-07
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TRANSFERS FREE
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burg.
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OFFICES
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-07

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

MEssRs. Henry P WILSON g. Co.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where had
fallen off, dandru the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally, have
been sharer in several of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester n. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

NONtnlber.
MEssRs. HENRY P WILSON & CO.: have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy OF
high commendation, and cheerully recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
any who troubled with dandruf, or di5agreeabe
itching of the head humors to those whose hair is
falling from the head
Rsy G. w. II CLARK, Great Falls n H.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28
MRS. WILSON'S
G. O co A N u T OIL.
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair any person. young DID, there is not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
or American which alone should entie to place OF
every adv's toilet table.
Isc the Ergcncrator before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing and your
hair Will be even more lifeike in color and beauty.
Use nothing on your hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions, and we warrant you
q good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P. Will
son Co Manchester, N II Ito whom all letters should
be addressed
L. f. PIERCE,
Wholesale ana Retail Agent.
21yyl1 gON IL. I ER. vt.
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100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING Cc'S

AUDL 4L4.LS - = EVA t@.A%S1 W. ).
y, 60 - L-s - -Frl TL7 II -5g :.
FOR SALE By
,gAT.fi% 'g'. E'&}ATE1E2,
Carc or;hc Lodi manufacturing Co., Gf Ccrtandi -. n z
Ihis companv with capitol Of $i5) o00,t die most
tcrsivn works If the h!nd in TIE world auI expert
cnce uf - years in manu;a cutG:, WIN pu'ati0n
lonc cStahshe having also exclusive control Of all the
nipht ,o from the great City of New Fok, prepared
10 r,rni,h IN a)tcc which Is, without duuHt, HE chrqP
est ald ytry best fertilizer N market.
PYices--Deivercl nt any Station on he Vermont ZEN
trai r. or Rniiand anG Darlington 4. r.. 81 u per
barrel ng The pJysunpsc Cheshire L. Rs 50 90 r"fbar
rel. f. greatly ncueiscS the }icit and pens the or
fnm tvo to three weeks "Ger At an expense uf roai
q3 20 81 per acre, aud with very iHtie labor
4 Pamphlet containing olI The information necessary,
with letter. from Horace Greeley, DaHp Wrbsicr aad
hundreds Of farm whn have rsc 10 extensively for
many years. may he had free by addrc sing cter
atugc or thr rpbsCrJcr \ dj-count % the ! a!e.
ELI CH!fTENDEN, ESQ.
who Is our General Agent. Burlington, VI.
l,Nrs G. FRENcU, Montpelier, Vtl
~. u. HIATT. VeiGrnnCs, VI. Special
~. ( ( 9 q. FgSss% Sa...I5 5aTs, 5, W. As''is.
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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
NURSERY STOCK.
E.ER.uERS,
Look to Your Interest!


ATE in the fall Is a GOOD TINE
4 20 set ont Fruit Trees. a the ground
i then in good condition for planting. and
trees then planted have the important ad =
vantage of the earth becoming settled a.
bout the roots, bv winter lrosts and spring
rains, and also of EARLY GROWTH,
starting with the advance OF Spring.
Those wishing TO plant can find over
one hundred Of the best varieties Of Ap-
pie trees on the ground at the Railroad
Nursery one half mile east OF Winchester
on the I X y. Railroad. will also have
Oh the ground hy the 18th OF the present
month a large lot OF STANDARD and Dwarf
Pear trees, all the leading kinds of Cher
~, Of bearing sizes, Piums, Nectarines.
Apricot~, a large lot of Peach trees, and
the leading ,arIties OF Grapes, to-wit -
Diana. Concord, Delaware. Rebecca, Lo-
gan, Catawha, Isabella, Clinton, &c. Al
so a fine lot Of the best Roses aud Orna-
mental shrubs, such rs Oak Leaf. Weep
ing Mountain Ash, Purple Fringe, and
the different kinds Of Eversreens, the
leading kinds of Strawberries and Rasp-
berries. Lawion Blackberry. Currants and
Gooseberries.
Prices as low as 8 any other reliable
nursery. All trees and shrubs warranted
true to name. Orders promptly attended
TO. :. P. LUDY.
Y B.-I have about 10000 tue four
year old Apple trees Those wishing large
trees can be accommodated.
Oct. ;, lS69. w3
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

\ CoNmoy TERM BEAUTIFULLY
DEFINED.-An old soldier lately
appealing to his son to 90 and
fight for the Government and the
Union, said "Perhaps you have
never thought wha; your country
means. 1t is all that surrounds
you--all that has brought you up
and ted you--all that you have
loved. This country that you
see--these houses, these trees.
those girls who go along there
laughins--this is your country
The laws which protect YOU, the
bread which pays for your work,
the words YOU interchange with
others, the Joy and grief which
come to YOU from the men and
things among which you live
this Is your countryl The little
room where YOU used to see your
mother, the remembrances she
has LEFT YOU, the earth where she
rests-this Is your country You
see It, you breathe it everywhere.
Think to yourself of your rights
anil duties, your affections and
your wants, your past and your
present blessings; write them all
under single name--and that
will be your country. We owe
IL all that we are, aud he who
enjoys the advantage OF having a
free country, and does not accep;
the burdens of it, forfeits his hon.
or, and is bad citizen. Do for
your country what you would do
for your father and mother. Your
country is in danger.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
EiStraV Notice.

Z John B. Goodrich, CLERK OF the Ran
l.. delphi Circuit Court, do hereby certify
that ESQ. Downing has fled in my Office
an estray notice; SAIL estrav being desert
bed a. follows: One black horse, about
fifteen hands high, and small collar mark
on the left side OF the neck, supposed to
be eight years old.
ALSO-One bay mare, blind in the
right eye, small lump under the belly with
collar mark on each side of the neck, a
bout II hands high supposed to be 10
wears old The two appraised at eighty
five dollars. JOHN 3. GOODRICH,
Oct. 3, 1862 5w Cl'k.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
TALUE OF SHELTER FOR
SIDCk.

We seldom see a more striking
illustration Of the advantages oil
shelter Tor stock, in increase Of
condition and saving OF food than
the following, credited 10 a New
Hampshire paper Of ten years
since.
"The barn in which my cattle
for a number Of years Were shell
tered, Of sheltered il could be
called was in a very dilapida-
ted condition. Expecting from
year to year to be a1le to build a
new one, | delayed making ma
ny little repairs which am since
convinced j. would have been
true economy 10 make several
years before. knew the animals
suffered much from the cold, and
to compensate for their suffering
fed them well but while pur-
suing the system that necessity
compelled me to adopt, ! could
not but observe, on comparing
notes with my neighbOrs, that my
cattle consumed considerably
more than theirs, while at the
sane time their condition was not
only no better, but scarcely as
good. However, | then attri bu-
ted this fact to any other than the
right cause. Knowing that some
animals eat more than others,
without improving In an equal
degree, | presumed that mine
were OF this lean kind, and thus
dismissed the subject from my
mind.
Feeling somewhat stronger in
pocket 4 few years since | built
a new barn. The shelter it af-
iorded my cattle was, as YOU may
suppose, better than the old one.
The feed given my cattle during
the first winter was the same in
quantity and quality as that of the
previous winter, but | was sur
Prised to find in the spring there
was a decided change for the bet
ter In their condition over that Of
the preceding spring. Last win
ter | found that | could keep
them on at least one-quarter less
food than ever before, and as
am satisfied that they have not
changed their natures, | can not
attribute this saving of food to a
ny other cause than to the COM
Portable shelter provided Tor them
IN a new barn. during a cold win
ter.
| am aware that there are sci
entIdc principles upon which this
change may be accounted for, but
aspiring to noprouder distinction
than that OF plain, practical far
mer, leave scientific explana-
tlons to those more competent
than myself, being content to re-
cord the simple fact that | saved
one-fourth of my cattle's food by
providing them with a shelter du-
ring the winter season."
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
Public sale.

- Office i hereby given that will
y sell at public auction on Friday,
October IL, 1862, at the residence Of Will
liam Norton sen, all his personal property
consisting of one horse, COWS, sheep, corn
in the field. bay; wagon. farmin utensils
and Otser articles too tedious TO mention.
4 credit Of ten months will be given on all
sums over three dollars, the purchaser Civ
Ing his note with approved surety, waiy-
ing valuation and appraisement laws.
ELIJAH {. MORTON,
sept %, 1862. Admir-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
vi DICINE.
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMAOTRRHOEA
AOlC0rd dissertation,
r,rrrs .. Ii MI
PHILADELPHIA.

special endowment. for the relief efthe sick
and distressed. afii cted with virulent
epidemicdiseases. and espeeialIyfor thecure
Of Diseases Of the sexual organs.
Medical advice given grati-.
valuable Reports on Spcrmatorrt0ras and
other diseases ofthe sexual organs. and on
ihe new rea.tlies employed 10 the nspen-
sary. semitic tie afflicted insealed letter enc
velope-. Tree - charge. Two orthrec stamps
for postage wiii bee acceptable.
Address. for Report Or treatment. Dr. =.
SKILLEN HOCGHION. Acting surgeon
Howard A--oe iafion. W. 2 south Ninths
Philadrlha. Pa Hsf-
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NJ Nv SPAPER.
THE MON IT0R,
EDITED At
Concord, Mass, u. S. A.

I - designed TO fill place until nov &C
cupied by no American publication.
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q ppOintancRlt.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the IN
y dersigned have been appointed ad-
illustrators OF the estate Of John Bur
roughs, late Of Randolph County. lndi-
ana, deceased. Said estate l. supposed to
be solvent CALVIN BuRRouGHS,
CORNELIUS Is. MCRRAY,
Oct. 2, 1862. 3w Adm'rs.
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Public sale.

NJ Office - HEREBY GIVEN
! ' that will sell, at public auction,
on Friday. the 2ith day OF October, A. ID.
l-62. at the late residence Of James Ham
ilton, late OF Randolph County, Indiana,
deceased. all his personal property not Ia
ken by the widow of the decedeut, con
sisting of horses, hogs, sheep, cattle. corn
in the field and corn in the crib, wheat,
oats and hay, one two horse wagon, plows
and other farming utensils; also lot Of
household and kitchen furniture, and
variety Of other articles too tedious to
mention.
a credit of nine months viii be given on
all sums OF three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security, waving valuation aud aPpraise-
ment laws.
And on the same dav at said residence,
the farm Of the said decedent will be let
for the term of one year At cash rent.
GEo. BARBER,
Oct 3, 1852. Admir-.
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LEGAL.
Election Notice.

State Of Indiana,
Randolph County:
I JOHN b. GOODRICH. Clerk Of the
/. Circuit Court for said County and
State. DO hereby certify that there Is TO
be voted for AMI elected ia this County,
on the second Tuesday in October, 1862,
peF-oas 20 Ill the following Offices, to
wit:
Secretary Of State.
Auditor Of state,
Treasurer OF STATE.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Reporter Tor Supreme Court,
Attorney General.
Congressman for the 9th District,
Prosecutor tor the Com Pleas Court.
Representative tor this County,
County Treasurer.
County Sheriff. and
County COmmiss Oner.
Witness. John b. Goodrich, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court. and the seal thereof at
Winchester. September 9th, 1907.
JoHN B. GooDRicH, Clerk.
! HEREBY certify the above TO be a
true copy OF the original notice from IN
der the hands Of the Clerk.
September 26th, lsG2
!. Fl. JENKINS, Sh'f X. G.
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Appointment.

~ Office is hereby given that |
~ have been appointed administra
tor of the estate OF Daniel Tho-nburgh,
late of Randolph County Indiana, de-
ceased. Al. persons indebtedAto said
estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
againstSaid estate are requested to present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
said estate i supposed to be solvent.
JOHN DAVIS,
Administrator Of the estate of Daniel
Thornburgh deceased.
Sept. Il, le62.--3w
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Appointment.

NJ Office is hereby given that the I'M
y dersiened has been appointed Ad-
of the estate OF James Ham
lton. late of Randolph County, deceased
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
GEO. BARBOUR,
Oct. 3, lc62. vs. Admir-.
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Gen. jim Lanes recruiting OPP
erations In Kansas have been
nost successful