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G4KEz
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS Il MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS.
NN and after Monday. May 10. 1862. and until
" further notice, trains will run 40 follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, 945P.N.
Clinton sO0A.M; HOO An.
Arrive at Clarence ll.O5" 1901 ?. y.
" Cedar Rapids LIS Pm; $50
Otter Creek AIS
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Creek 1000 AN;
Cedar Rapids l.SoP.N; 100 4. n.
Arrive At Clinton $50 $50 p ~
Z" Chicago 600 AN.
CONNECTS.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke.
IA. At Wheatand with stages for Toronto.-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. Az Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Fails,
At otter Creek rith stages for Fl. Dodge
Toledo, ~ Desnaoines, Council Bluffs,
Siour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest. cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, it be.
ing only 1856 miles from Chicago to the Mississ.
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
ofIowa
C.N. BODFIsH, Superintendent
J. N. HAM, General Eta Pass. Agent.
Clinton. Iowa. May II. 1862.
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AsTERlNG.
The subscribers will be prepared

VII OS PICIdItU
to do ptasterins. and all other kinds Of Mason
WORK the coming season. One Of them win Al.
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD GOLDEN.
Upton, Jan. 30. SO tsyIl THOMAS GODDEN'
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PROF. l.. MELLERS
HAIR erTEssSsse tTOR:

,N FFFEtrlvE SAFE AND rCcNo.iuiL CoMrorNp
r0n pL>T,riE,, C3,vu,1D ., =, ,;i
yolor wltncNt dycing, and preventing lie EQ..
fron tuning gray.
FOR PREVENTING D,IDNESS and curing il
whom ,harr j. he Ira1t r.rti,t, IF rit,,;ty or
- .,;,. - r,;; - ''' VI
r,n "Ifrr,r,'I Nv r =. ,>n,,
tN'' irh'N INV ~ l'i AM pANphUft,
ard all cntan'ous affections OF the s"alp.
TOR EEAUIlF1lNG THE HAIR iInpalting to
!. AN un.rr1llcd gloss and h,il,i,nry NAL i,o
!, .rs. md .iILv in il. trxture 'nd c'rs;n>r !,
:, ru-l rrnl:,y
'Hi '",','.
50 oe, ,f'S an nv 'asseashg aemahH '"r
~ "he lHa''g' r'i'""'ton' convince the proprietor
'"'S 'hs VA ohiE - ON! necessary 20 satisfy dis
Cnm"S rU."s ., MS superior 1laiites over any
hrth All >H'p from dautrus And other cntas..n.
eau s.. hair r%T 'usnr,nn, and give.
W. the hair is "o.Anng and thinning, it will give
SIT nh anA v1r The ro@.s and the grns;h
1" QUO" t"'s VIA .",. "es"n.e bald, causing it to
". 4 a Jr''@'"r -''g o. ha'T.
yor. ho have had tfeir r h m. IN hSs
TfyE orr,ur VT :. All OFT : rrcnaran-s RAJ re;rei
~ t. .'.e above facts frrr .rsor Of The bf,e.t re-
-el.aiit". 1t will sGecnaiy prevent the har rom
t"rrFs'ay nhJI tn" latest period Of life; and in
- . nan mas array s"hs" rs color the use OF
g. ~ ',t', - =, ~ r's,''el i. 70 us orig
T., rfs,.r III. tge ,lirt ana a Hair E-stnray. IL as
tl,aiuIy recommended having al a~eeahe f-agr,lcs.
and the great facilities affords in dressing the hsfr
wlt"' when moist With + itvir"rator can be dressed
- A.F re- Hl'' '-Ir :" " fE"s.FS '' place whether
~ standard t1i!": lrt. XXX ttt'r '.r " oy ne
- without AZ The ,rirD ,tq,e, Il | ti:' l"
Fin: Only TWENTY rive CryTs "e % f ~.
-. 10 t1a at I'll re-. 49, seis' 4 rerruners
b. -, -, ""9n can me at n'n ~ parents anl
a. foona..on for go head II HAIR a. s'T Il .I :!
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NOTICE..

TO ALL PERSONS owing principal or inter.
L est to the School Fund of Cedar con,tv
State of Iowa, eithe. on notes secured nv mort
gage or on contract, are hereby requested to At
once pay up the amount due thereon, or other.
wise make satisfactory arrangements for An ex
tension Of term. or the same will be dealt with
according to Interference being had 70 sec.
ton of chapter las of the acts of the 9th Csn
eral Assembly the State Of Iowa
ALONZO SHAW,
Clerk OF the Dist. Court of Cedar CO., Iowa.
Upton, Nay eth 1862.
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AlexanAcr Organs,
| 49, E.,ss SSsss as.a. ressie Mere Asaliss, -
su ai.ts q .sssissi isss's"'"f'' ct sA' ''s'" '''
rms HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPRovEl
l. overstruns
Iron Ffnmc Pianos,
sre Justly pronoancsd By the Press and Music Master
to superior Instruments They are bait OF
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, ana w l
and mellow; the touch elastic Each Piano wsrrsnte'
for three years. Price from s2oO to S'0e. Second
hand Pianos g a ~ Sis 70 ~; g.
octaves, 500 to $50; octsves. SIS to -. Second
hand Melodeons from go to Co. Month! paymsns
also for rent, and rent allowed II purchased - pei
agreement.
Horace Waters Melodeous.
uosewood Cases, Tuned to Equal Tempe amen.
With the patent Divided Swell and Solo stop. -.
No. - octave, scroll legs, from G G toC' ~ sS
" - j." piano style. E:.os, , ,se
- two stop. an. two ct; 49, s':..a.,. 81
IS two stops, two sets ofreeds, and ~.
two banks OF keys SUV
. s-soctave Organ Meiodeons, two banks Of ~
keys. pedal bass, four and six steps, .ou' S'9 ~W
These Melode ons remain in tune . long time. Each
Melodeon warranted for three years.
The Alexandra Organ
Is areed inssrument corresponding IN power anu so.
Pass to the ordinary Is feet pipe organ: AL "nH nav
any knowledge Of the Piano can perform upon the m
strument without dhhcuty, the key board beine .ne
same A. that the Piano. In si:e 1t 70 from TO ~
feet high, and from -, to feet vide. II 10 elegant ID
form end solid in construction 1t 10 more easily re-
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the re-
Variable advantage Of seldom II ever getting out Of
i In .o,.vooa e.,.,. 8 ,,o,.. 800
{" :. -. sS
The same, size larger, N0
The came, in 6ner case, seU
The sane. in rich rosewood case. wv
u stops, with percnssicn, SIU
The same, size larger. wv
She same in finer case, wv
- stops percu and expression ala main, SIS
The .ame in rich rosewood case, <25
liberal disc cash customers during the war,
and An extra discount to Clergy men, Churches S.b
bath Schools, Lodges, Semnaries and teachers. The
frsde Supplied on the most liberal terms
HoRACEwATERs.Agent
No. +sl Broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-ls,0Oo copies issu-
cd in four weeks superior collection Of choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for the times,
to be sung during the war hy the uprising millions OF
and children, who stand by the flag Of
Songs, acts and Choruses, both sacred and uar
Among the number are the following popular songs
The Star Spansled Banner. The Flag Of Union For
ever, Where Liberty Dwels There 10 my Country. God
Speed the Right. Ny Country IT'S Of Thee, Our Flag II
There, Flag ofthe Nation. o Care for Them Tendcr,y
the Gem Of the Ocean, freemen's Gathering &c. Also
Bible Of the Great Of Traitors In tn,
days Of King Gehosphat. All Tor 10 cents or sc Del
hundred. Just published ~
No. 81 Broadway, New York.
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Wi... = DMEN, AND CHILDREN.
hHh n translation Of Prof. KIoss's
N"o'b Bell Instructor, and Prof.
.Schreber's Reorganization.
BY DO LEWI|. MD.
Proprietor of the Essex st. Gymnasium, Bostor.
win Three Uundrcd WuStr0tioas Dpe
Vol l. mo. P,ice 81 90.
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THE HOUSEYEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

PREPARED from an improved recipe by the I'd ~
OF the "Brother John athan Polish.' is certnr
ahthe leading New York Furniture Dealers ana .nypf
rtes MAKERS to be the best in the world iof ~ and
scIatches, Marks, and Dirt. and restoring ND hcp
asting gloss to all kinds sf Vanished wols, ,hsu
urniInre to Leather 1t Is cheaper and be.si
With nirc c,es ., immediately, an" IS sa sottl.
lh's New Furniture Polish. n housekeeper car xrh
magic In the furniture OF the house ana ."yoa'
looking like new. Now Is the time to 'shine w
tables. chairs. desks pianos picture frames,
esc., and make them look SO per cent better aT
rue economy. Yor sale by furniture dealers ,..is
Keepers generally. Price Is and 50 cents nj Afrp
pot, 20: ], Spruce street, New York. Spsep O.
Vssfsd. Address, Dox 1879, New iorA, ~
The Housskecper's New Furniture Polish
here BY
Upton. July 10, 1850.
GILT MCUyEyEGS .r,.vi
LoR Picture Framing: large Reer
L patterns, at the one price Fnrnu"
81 :. q. p. STEIN, Muscatine, iovs
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st. Louis.
& CHOLARSHfPS CAN BE PURCHASED AT
y either point and good At all Colleges.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Double ard Single Entry Book Keepin z,
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law. Penman-
ship, Business Correspondence, Partnership senti-
mcnts, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF BOOKKEEPING
Ana Accounts -antzed and cond ncted the
ing room system the hall. Of study being fitted up
with appropriate counters, desks ETC., as "a real bu
and the student introduced the practi-
cal work ngs and routine Of Banks. Commission ous
es, Railroad Offices, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS
The teaching in the Book -Keepinr DEPARTMENT ia
mostly from written manuscript forms. with oral in
>trrc.ons lectures and black elucdstions in Al
aitton to which order to make the Collegiate course
as thorough and efectua as possible, the foIlowiny
text books have been prepared:
BRYANT l. STATIONS BoOK-KEEPING. 7,
THREE EDITIONS.
J.. Primary Edition, for Common Schools, 1872 pages
?. High School Edition. Tor High School, and Acad
emies. PIG pages. Price, Si,75.
}. Counting House Edition, for Aceou ntant, nd
Business Men, $50 pages.
Published by Ivisun. Phinney Il Co. n A. "a Vail
er street, New York.
BRYANT srRATroN's COMMERCIAL CALcU.
LATICNS.
For Accountants. Business Men. High Schools And
Academies, 332 pages Price 81 ,2J.
Published by d. Appleton, 443 4 AS Broadway, New
York.
sPENCERIAN SYSTEM OF PENMANsHIp,
In series OF nine books, by +. r. SPENCER
Coliege rooms open day and evening. No vacations
? For catalogues, circulars. and information Of
any klnd, call attn college, or address
BRYANT Il sTRATToN.
June 10, lsG2, van2i ~
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Something for the Times
A-Necessity in every Household!

| 6. ..@s! II -
Something for the Times!
A=Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS 4 CROsLEY's
l1lcrican Cement Clue.
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THEONLY RELIABLEGLUEIN THE WORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
american, Cement Glue -
Is the only article of the kind ever produced
tE"& 9.@'- which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
1T WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
1T WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps. Belts, Boots, 20.
IT WILL MEND GLASS.
Save the pieces OF that expensive Gu. Glass Bottle
1T WILL END IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, 10 easily
repaired.
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups aud saucers can be made ~
good as new.
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out Of your Marble Mantle b.
pot on as strong as ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter II that broken Pitcher did not cost bu,
shilling, shilling saved Is a shilling earned.
IT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Alsbastsv Vase 10 broken and you c.nx
match IT, mend it, will never show when put together.
II win Mend Home, COrat, LAVA, and In
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
GLUE will not show where ii 10 mended.
EXTRACTS.
Every housckceper should have supply Of
Johns Crosley's American Cement Glue. y
Nee FORK Isaes.
1T is 80 convenient to have 10 the house.
Nsp York E1press.
1T IL always ready; this CONNIE nds il to eve.
~ body ."-Ner York Independent
"We have tried it, and lind il as useful in our
house rs water."- Wilkes Spirit fine Times.
ECONOMY is WEALTH.
per year saved in every family BY one bottle Of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price Is Cents per Bottle.
Price rs cents per Bottle!
Price Is cents per Bottlei
Price 25 cents per Bottle!
| Price rs cents per Bottle!
| Price Is cents per Bottlel
Very liberal reductions TO wholesale dealers
Terms cash.
G1For sale BY oil druggists and storekcerers
generally throughout the country.
JOHNS l. CROSLEY,
Sole ManuiaeturersO
70 WILLIAM SrRsEr.
corner Of Liberty street, NEW YORK.
vsn4syl
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NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee No
'asses. &c. lust received by r. ~. CHTIDS
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Dissolution Notice.
gTNHE parsn ership heretofore existing between
l. Messrs. BowEKsocK. MASFrLt, and Sx1Tu
Merchants, at gdae, ia dissolved by mntnai
consent: MANfuLL and SMITH retiring. The Of.
fairs OF the late firm will be settled by
JESSE BOWERSoCK,.
Springdale. Iowa April 18th, 1862.
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The critics and the public right preisc.rc that
'hs wi" surpass, In graphic narrative. exciting int r
s' and extensive popularity all other historic. OF the
81 for the Union It's theme will be the heroic daring
patient suffering. and hair breadth escapes. of our SOL
dtes' ana ITS incidents will form the theme of
sa,lon al nnumerable fresides for years It
viii contain, IN addition to its stirring details the phil
osophca naly Of the Causes Of the War by JONI
LoTHRoP MOTLEY, l.. l.. D., author of 1.-The Rise Of
the Dutch Republic etc. the dates Of all the import
ant eventsfrom the John Brown raid and accurate
and revised account Of the principal battles, with en-
/ cravings.
Onethrd the proceeds Of all suhscrip,io sent d /.
rect to will he given for the Relief Of Disabled
diers and all persons VII wish copy the work and
also neht the soldiers should their name
address Also any officer private, or person
in any section OF the country, having knowledge o.
heroic stirring incident, will obge by sendn
| us account Of it.
! Booksellers. Postmasters, aud Canvas.ine Agent.
will he furnished with subscription Prospectus, OF
! apple att On to the Publishers.
~ AHberai CO m.aission qiren to soldiers desiri.
to &C, as agents ia taking subseriptons.
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Tailoring

FIFTY DOLLARS,
TT AV1NG completed and occupied our urea.
1 flre-Prooi Manufa ctory-the most perfect
machine shop IN the "orid-we have sgnalzed
ne event ny producing a new Family Sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements a,
the very low price of ~
FIFTY DOLLARS.
This great reduction will leave the nub!ir
without In1uee meRt or excuse for buving anv ~
the interior machin which infringe our ia,
ehts '"F'retition will henceforth become i'm
possible. A very large reduction has been md.
in the prices Of all OF
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SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES

Tor manufacturing purposes. which ar. well
"hoW 10 he without any successful, rival in the
market Much has recently been published in
re gard to various stitches made b. sewing ma.
,nines: We Will take j: for granted that all the
"ofia Knows the fact. At Singers Machines
maze tae oest sntch ever invented, aud do it in
the best style.
send for copy Of L. W. Singer f. Co. :,
hhsette which contains full Information abou,
prices, sizes, etc. Of wing mae ines and riu b.
nyi Nsd .~4ts. J. st. SINGER 4 co
jan lH59: AS ErOaasray Ae1c York.
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New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
THE new GYMNASTICS.

/ I,uc'icai G"'(c to Neaih and Wac,
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A1eIMn1cT OSEAhN
sAsss ssis .ossss Dss&s, .assie Mere AesSiss, $50
sSbis prisss. '
rI~ns HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
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WIN. n. HURD Il CO., New York.

Or. liurd's Dental Remedies are for sale In thbpn"
Upton, July 10, 1862.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

VOHN ROSS, Grocer and Baker, and
ID dealer in Provisions, &c. Store on
the north east corner Of Main and Frank
lin Streets.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
NOW OR NEVER
sr o. W. HolScs.

Listen young heroes. your country rs call
ing.
Tme strikes the hour for the brave and
the trle
Now, while the foremost are fighting and
falling,
Pin mp the ranks that have opened for
you.
YOU whom the fathers made free aud de-
Tended,
Stain not the scroll that cmblszons their
fame!
You whose iair hcritage spotless descend ed
Leave not yoar ehildren birthright VI
shame,
Stay not for questions while Freedom
stands grasping.
Wait not till Honor lies wrapped in its
pali!
Brief tie lips meeting be, swift the hands
clasping:
"Ohf for the wars" is enough for them all
Break from the arms that would fondly
caress you.
Hark. 'tis the bugle-blast. sabcrs are
drawn;
Mothers shall pray for you, fathers shall
bless you,
Maid idensshall weep for you when you are
gone!
Now or never! cries the blood Of thenation
Poured ON the turf where The red rose
should bloom.
Now is the day and the hour OF salvation
Never or now .peals the trumpet of doom
Never or now! roars the hoarse- throa.ed
cannon
Through the black canopy blotting she
skies;
Never ornow. laps the shell blasted pen.
non
Der the deep ooze where the Cumberland
Lies.
From the foul dens where. our brothers
are dying,
Aliens and foes in the land of their birth,
From the rank swamps where our martyrs
are .ying,
Pleading in vain FOR handful Of earth;
From the hot plains where they perisi
out numbered,
Furrowed and ridged with the battle
field pillow.
Comes the loud summons, too long 20,
have slambered,
Hear the last Angel.trump-Neyer o:
now!
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
THE ECRNO ON THE FENCE

Harken to what now relate,
And on it's moral mediate.
A wagoner, with grist for mill.
Was stalled at the bottom Of hill.
A brtwny negro passed that way,
SO out that he might a lion slay.
''Pll put my shoulder TO the wheels.
Ii you III bestir your horses heelsp'
So said the African, and made
As it 10 render timely aid.
"No," cried the WAGNER, Stand back.
l'll take no help from one that's black -.
And, 10 the negro's great surprise,
Flourished the whip before his eyes,
Our "darkey" quick "skedadled" thence,
And sat upon the wayside fence,
Then went the wagner to work,
And lashed his horses to ajerk,
But all his efforts were in vain
With shout and oath, and whip and rein.
The wheels hudged not single inch,
And tighter grew the wagouer's pinch.
Directly there came by child
With toling step and vision wild
Path er," said she, with hunger dread,
"We famish for want OF bread"
Then spak the negro; "lf you will.
IN help your horses To the mill"
The WAGNER, in q grisvous plight,
Now swore and raved with ali nis might.
Because the negro wasn't white,
And plainly ordered him TO go
| To certain place that's down below.
Then rushing came the wagoner's wife,
To save -, own and infants life.
BY robbers was their homestead sa cked,
And snaoke andblooo th err pillAge track cd.
Here stope our tale. When last o5sers ed
The WAGNER wac still "convcrsed"
In mud at the bottom Of the bill.
But bent on getting 70 the mill;
And bard by, not a rod from thence,
The negro sat upon the fence.
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WINCHESTER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEPT s. lss2.

they were taken prisoners by the
rebels, released, aud cent home
before the fight commenced. =
Lieut.. Martin was shot in the
groin; Charlie Stine shot in the
breast; VIM. s. Hoak cut with
sword by Gen. Nelson, not dan
gerously wounded. Four others
were wounded by Nelson In the
same manner, two of whom have
died, hut whether they were Ran
dolph boys or not the letter does
not state. Way says that Capt.
Bonebrake escaped, but did not
know how many men he got away
with him. David Abbott was
supposed to be killed. David
Ward stayed with the boys that
were wounded. The boys
were scattered all over the coun-
try, and were coming into the
lines one at a time. Some OF
them are likely killed, but more
taken prisoners.
We saw young man by the
name Of Cox, who belongs 10 the
Huntsville company, on Wednes-
day, and he says that before he
left Capt. Ross was killed, and
that q few of that Company es-
capped, which was about all he
knew about il.
We have had all kinds cf IN
mors here-one that Capt. Bone
brake and Lieut.. Martin wer,
both killed-but the above is al
that has been received up to th'
time of going to press o'clocl
Thursday evening-that can b
relied upon.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

The sOllowing notice Of Majsr
Isaac NJ. May, Of the 10th lnh
ana, who was killed near Manas-
sas, we copy fFcm the
Cincinnati Commercial:
The telegraph brings the pa-n
ful intelligence of the death OF
Major Nav, of the 18th Indiana.
in one Of the bate battles near
Manassas. Major May was a.
accomplished soldier, and a ma
of brilliant courage. lie was
promoted from a captalncy To-
conspicuous merit, and wac tae
darling Of his regi ment. He was
a native of Eastern Virginia, b.,
emi grated to Indiana when q1i.e
a youth. At the time Of his
death he was aged about thirty
years. Indian has .ost nc bet
ter soldier, or more skillfal off
Ger, siace her frSt regiments
marched into the mountains q
Virginia.
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ToHN II. CROWLEY, ND, PLY

~ sician aud Surgeon, Winch ester, Ind,
GRADUATE o. hiladcphiH College OF Ned
toine, and Philadelphia Lying In Char.
ity Hospital, embracing Practical
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Females
Having teen Assistant Demonstrated OF
anatomy, and hsviD ape Mt three years IN the
Hospitals and Dispen ensartes OF Phiiadei iphia.
md being supplied ~ith excellent Surgical In
strumsnu, be IL prepared TO perfor al o pera-
ecnsin the various departments OF the pro
fessio1.
HS Psrticniar attention paid 90 diseases OF
the ere. -wsshtegten street, nssr
she norfh-vest corner Of the Publte Square.
ViAst ester. Indians.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
Appeal to the People.
srReEos GESERAL's orFicE.

SuReEos GESERAL's OTFicE,
Washington, Aug. 80. 1892
To the Loyal Women sad Children 81 rae
UnItsd States.
The supply OF lint In the mar
ket is nearly exhausted. The
brave men wounded In defense
of their country will soon be in
want of il. | appeal to you 10
come to our aid in supplying Us
with this necessary artIcie.--
There is scarcely a woman or
child who can aot scrape lint, ana
there is no way in which their as-
siStance can be more useful!y
given than furnishing rs, the
means 10 dress the wounds c.
those who fall in dsfense OF their
rights and their homes.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

Farmer B-was sitting in the
country church. He had been
working hard 10 the harvest field
hands were scarce, AID farmer
B-was DOING. The loud
tones Of the mi mister failed to a
rous the farmer, until a. legnth,
the time waning, the good man
closed the lids of the Bible, and
concluded as follows:
"Indeed, my hearers, the har-
vest is plenteous and the laborers
are few"
Yes" exclaimer farmer
B, i've offered % a day
for Graders, and can't get ZEN at
that"