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SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES.

SORE NIPPLES AN SORE EYES,
tie Ceratc is the only thing required 10 cure.
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Pead & following letter from the most re-
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Their evidence of the cure VIII get it by adj
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Eau Claire. Eau Claire Co. Wis, oc1 !, 81.
McssrS !. ~ Harris ii Co.-Gentlemfn =
Your agent Mr.. A. +. Barnes. whilst passing
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fcctual cure of an Obstinate case of salt rhrum
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The subject of this remarkable cure Is my
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disease remained, and would break out occa-
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| procured two more, together with the Ger
ate. and the result is that my son now Is and
has been effcc1uallv cured of that wrctched
disease for the last three and half wears.
Respectfully yours. ALFRED PARKER.
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N O AZ " I S s ! Q Y

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~ HEY are u~ed and recommended by
loading Physicians OF the country, aid
ali who try them pronounce them invalua-
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

Surgeon VI Dermot reached thi
ciy This evening rom
ana fepo T. onr ! IS Yesterday
- kllsd aud $50 poundra.
1ic obtained permission ~ Con.
KIRBY Snlh TO ONE here TO 3
suJpiS o. medical hospital stores
Col. Topping, 7lst indians.
k He'd also Lieut. Col. VI Nil
lsn. NJ j. Beombach and -
others ot the 95th OHIO ~,
wounded. MAJ. ConhIio j,
wounded. Col Lucas is KILLED.
Aneqnal nnmbrt of the enc
my aic ktllcd.
CONTINUED on PAGE =
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

the reserve Of Lee army, sup
posed to he from 10000 to a..
200 strong, might suddenly ap-
pear on the field.
The railroad has already been
rcpairedto Bull Run, and sup
plies are being transported to the
army.
Gen. Wadsworth took all the
hacks here AID sent them TO
transport the sick and wounded.
The following IS gatheredirom
private sources:
Tuesday night a report reach
ed Manassas junction that Jack
son was again m our rear, and
taken a position on the Railroad
near Crlston. 4 niles south OF
Manassas and burned two Rail
road bridges, torn up the track
and takea possession OF all the
guards along the road
This lnformatiop subsequent
events prove true.
ALEXANDRA, Aug. 30.-TIeavy
firing was heard to-day in Che di
rcctlon Of Ceutreyille.
TeIegraphic communication
has been established to Ma
nasSaS.
There are still large numbers
OF troops here awaiting transpor-
ta;ion TO the battlefield.
WAsmNGroN, Aug. 3l.-Forty-
three wagon loads OF hospital
stores lett here Saturday Tor the
battlefield. A number Of ply
a%icians have also gone.
10 90 A. M.-The enemy was
heavily reinforced yesterday AID
attackd Pope's army before Sum
ner's and F%raukliu's arrived.
The attack was badly met and a
severe battle followed. Tie ad-
vantage, on the whole, was with
the enemy, and Pope fell back 10
C|entreville with his whole army
in good condition, and has been
Joined bv Sumner and Fraklin.
He occupies the strongest posi-
ton IN the vicinity OF Washing
ton, and is ted promptly to
renew the contest with the enc
nv.
Pope'S statement that IIeintz-
elman's corps would move oathe
enemy at daylight is confirmed
by heavy firing from that vicinity.
Runors OF various successes have
re-, ned US. but need confirma-
ton.
.ao The Impression prevails that
the rebels have been cutrapped
aad the result oil tie recent ma
nnverng is looked Tor intensely.
Gen. Schneck arrived to-day,
severly woundedi in the wrist.
Col. Cantwell was killed in
yestetday's fight, and Col Blown
OF the goth lndIanai is Also report
sd kltled. a.i
Information this evening md
Gates that there has Been little
to-day.
Our army is we'll concentrated,
and the men m good condition
and siarits. ea sr
.w- a Great BATH. rEa !
IbAnou, NrERs FiEip az BAu1E,
Gruvctoh, mar Gaincsvilte. +.
August 20, iS64D
10 MAJ Gen. Haiirck. Concrai a. C6tJ,i
W. fought a terrific Lattldl
here Yesterday with the c5mbi ed
torces o. the enemy which lasted
with contbiuQus iaryii rom day
upti alter dark abv which
tlWo the enemy was drlVeu trout
ell a., I'LL 80 49,,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
THE NEWS

-NENgs OF FRIDAY, AUG. 23rH.
The dailics OF to-day contain
but little news Of Importance
* is reported hatthe rebels have
STACKED Manassas and destroyed
the Government stores at that
place. Tomorrow's news will
be awaited with intense anxiety,
FOR iftbe rebels have been allow
sed to penetrate thirty miles with
an our lines with a large force,
Washington is in more danger
than ever before, and unless there
is better Generalrhip exercised
on our side than heretofore, It's
safety win depend upon the pluck
and number Of our soldiers AZ
Washington.
SATURDAY 3Jrn.
The report Of battle at Ma
,nassa is confirmed. Thirty thou
sand rebels under Jackson and
Ewell attacked our force, at the
junction, and captured nine Of
TOur goaSodestroted Che RAILROAD
and a large amount OF Govern
ment stores. Gen. Pope bcirg
beyond Manassas, on Friday
p''shed rapidly on TO the Juac-
ton, reaching it three hours after
IFS evacuation by Jackson. The
rebels r%etrea,cd by Centervillc
and took the pike for Winches-
Ter. They were met six miles
west Of Centervi lie by Mcdowell
aad Sige! when a severe fight is
reported to have taken place. II
our Cereals DO laeir duty, these
rebels may soon have cause to.
~fesrettLis bold dash through our.
hneso srenfF ,o aaa4
MONDAY, Srrr. lsr., ~ :
The dispatches of p-day are.
3 % sueh srcatimportancc thatwe.
give tpeu enfreI PAS n-h
Prom Washington. rr
- WASnNcros, August 80. To
days Evening StUin speaking.
of Friday's baaie says itwaScop
tfnued Nv the corps OF lttntzle
man, Mcdowell and Sigcy A.
painst the rebels nral,bcraie 60,
600, consisting Of Ia rkson,sRud-
aspoeion OF bees aunry, o-yLi,B
succeeding an getting rom Ntuie
llpias through Ihoreygbfare
Cap.
&sfhe baeie took pracc In the'
vicinity OF IIlyusNrrs. oh ia he
dlreclon OF S,tley 1Gboteh AMI
a Jew nslSs HlodhYeft fel
Heintzelmah's corps tamc up,
Ftth.the eneIny'srcar about 1oa.
r.; seven mffeS fom Ccn;revillS'
aud efodhd StofAeaHnJaoks sou
fighting WITH MEHnweil1and an
gel; II ~ Z so
niabonRanti ~ daan0tlnp5
deiiniteraSalmt GfromIhis day's.
hghungy whvAs thoughsf con
gaAuss, hadgo ssalSsY bb0tb
DINERS reppgsehi, who lett The
tel az 4 so>cloct, that sitcctrsl
was uccitediY III favor "a Gfe
~ Ai4s, ~ high ~ ssiF'hf
tirrrs $50 - hs4sarra sfoi
.sgah U& a. awCaS usHswt
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
JoHN Porr,
Major General Com ng.
Another Battle.


Mljor-General Cou ng.
Arothcr Battle.
WAsmNGroN, Aug. 30.-Ad-
vices from private source state
that Gen. Pope came up with and
attacked the enemy again short
" after 9 o'clo,k this orning.
Gen. Fitz-Joln Porter had PROB
ably arrived on the field hy THAI
tine from Manassas, only seven
miles. The caunonadtng was
d itmctly heard IN this city.
The news received from the
army has occasioned the greatest
excitement throughout this city.
Official war Gazette.
WAR .DrrARrNENr, Aug. 30
Gen. Burnside commando his
own corps, except those Temporal
r " assigned to Gen. Pope. Gen.
Mcclellan commands that por-
ton Of the Army Of the Potomac
that has not been sent forward to
Gen. Pope's command General
Pope 90 nmands the army OF Nir-
gInia, and all the forces attached
to 1t. The forces are under COM
No and Of Mlior-G General lIalIsk,
Conmandcrin-Chic
h. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
From Kentucky.
CINclNNATI, August 3I.-A
battle took place on Saturday
near Richmond, Ky, lasting
from mornlngtll 1 O'Clock p. NJ,
resulting INCUR troops being driv
EN- back with serious loss. No
particulars received.
Gen. Nelson was wounded,
and arrived here tonight.
Specials to the Gazette and
Commercial from Frankfort con.
tains the proclamation OF Coy.
Robinson, issued to-day.
lie says the State has been in
vaded " an insolent foe, her
power insulted, herpeace disturb.
ed, her integrity imperi lied, the
small but gallant army raised
upon the emergency OF the occa-
49, L..
sion Tor her defense under the
brave and chivaIric Nelson met
with a temporary disaster and
the enemyls advancing to the
Accomplishment Of his purpose
the subiugation of tIc State.
lie must tie met and driven from
the border, and it is in your pow.
er TO do il 2
lie calls on every loyal citi-
zen OF heatUchy to rally in the
deience ofthe State, to raise up
As one man aud strike 4 blow IN
defense oftheirnativc land, prop,
crtv and their homes.
FMpAS, p. NJ Rebels be-
pond Richmond drove in our
civalry.
Cen. Mahson with the Goth
and 7St !adTsha moved up, and
alter throwing a iew shells tho
eeewS Fetreated rabidlve beyond
Rogcgsyiuc, leaving Que gun he-
hlnd. Manspn p"avoucked for
the night. -
'''On Saturday morning Ntnson
.adsanctd wlth swo-regtneuis add
.toaE gaqs,l andapn copimg M
VIII The enemy AZ atuHcry hight
cyan, With heavy loss on baih
sides.
ksshg8si ~
90 rsuors bsGsaosg1a s|
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05


ihc G8h Indiana advanced
through a dense tire oi .hst and
shell to toe rele oi o.ir IS tui,b-
efs, and bchlled lac ,6llcr,,
but the rebel, flallg tuucd ON
let flank and advin cd an fall
orce on oar roluunu. -
Manson ordered a rclrct and
fell back three miles le.or ~ ia
line o. battle on The b n hll,
with artillery IN position Of risht
and lett tanks.
Firing by anillvr rccommcn-
'ccd and was pt up bri,hIy Oh
both sides.
Alter fighting abou, Two hours
the eue " anRlu,cd on Our right
faux under cover Of the woods,
and a Ter severe fighting aucceed
cd IN turning II
A retreat Immediately took
place to our ortgntl camping
ground. Here Gen. Neuson
came up. Al,er S.eat elcfts he
succeededm raiiyiJg our mea
FORMED another lie Of battle.
Our artillery anmunihon was
nearly exhausted Ind some guns
lie t without "a man 10 work them
all having beeo killed OF wound
I'd.
Gen. Nelson was wounded
about 3 p. M. when he again
leIl back, r~ctreatlng towards Lex
lngton.
The euemy's forces numbered
from l5,GJ0 TO ~ 600. The
Federal forces engaged were the
18th Ohto, l2,b, 10Th, Goth, cath
aud list Indiana, aud Monday
and Mctcalt's clvalry.
The loss in Killed rs heavy on
both sides. The number is not
yet known.
Lieut.. Colonel Topping and
and Major CoukIn OF the list
Indiana were killed.
General Wright left this morn
ing to take the tield. Gen. Wal
lace leaves tonight to join hun.
\ large number OF Regiments
are enroute for Lexington.
L%oursvHLE, Aug. 3I.-In the
Datue fought near Richmond yes
terdly, a. near as we can asser-
tam, the Federal forces were be
tween 5000 AID 9,O00, comman-
ded by Gen. Nelson, drove the
reOels back until about 5 O'Clock
IN the afternoon when the rebels
were largely reinforced. They
crossed the Kentucky river and
captured nearly all OF our artil.
lery aud rout q our men.
The rebel force was estimated
at from $4,000 to 10000.
=. The Federal loss is reported
from 1910 to go killed and
wounded. The rebel loss not
known, but SAID to be heavy.
Gen. Nelson is wounped Sight
ly. Colonel Warner, 18th Ken
rheky. and Colonel Topping,
Isl lqdIapa, are reported kIHed.
At Lexington, last night, the
bells were rung, and all male
citizens were ordered out aud
slept on their arms.
g Maj. Gems. Wright and Wal
l@e IRE iii Lexington, and the
r'edaralS are prepared ia case the
rebels make all attack. \
~ Cen. Nelson leit en- route for
Cini natJ to-day.
A Rowling Green dispatch saws.
a lqryp rfbp1 fCrco ,tnIor R,..L
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
RTE S

such as Sugar. Sea, coffee, NuInss6s.
spices; Candle. Nnts; Cakes,
Pie, Crackers. EI1lOgnn, sc
in short, every thing usually kept IN =
Grocery store. l slpd -also keep on haua
4 stock OF
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

OF the hest quality, and at pli.cs which,
can not be uudcrsOld.
COAL OIL,
Ofthc first quality, which 7 viii scll ~
cheaply as any other house in the place
Give me an early CALI, and | Will cor
vince you that I can do as ! have said.
Store, north or the Public. Souarc, IL
Thcs. Wtr1's Hardware Bul'jine.
NJ. r. SUMPTION
Winchester, Ian ., ISC2-ly.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05
GROCERY.
.g.EEs' GEOCER w

Thc unlcrs'cuedha, osttbiish lied rCro
c,rn- arl Qnecn'- VA, sthr, IN rlhs rir
and would respectfully invite Che puH'
to make eu rX1'niuarion % iii- stock be-
IuTc purchasing eletNhtrt, rs he ~ ETA
Died to .rli atI.oW PRICES for C4ea,
or Country Produce.
he viii keep constantly on hand a lalse
and well selected stock of
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

iro d the appelrin. OF the bat.
tlo-icld the enemy has lost two
10 our one lie stood strictly ",
the defensive aud every
was made b. our,ekM
troops haze beh1w p
The little was q, Rhe
Identical battlefield & (Run,
which greatly lncreas,( the en-
thu~iasm ofOur men.
The rews Just rea hes ne nom
the front thai the enemy is ret ea
ting towards the mourtain. 80
forward at once 10 see.
We have made great captures
but | an 100, able yet 10 form an
idea oil their extent.
JoHN PorF,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

sAf'@ A4y' B9isA Pg ssA-ih'
tirrts so - h.4farrl sf0i.
.sgak u1 . a. agCs& u4-nsw.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
ARGUMENT.

ARGUMENT.
The Flowers in secluded dell in the forest to choose
heir Queen persen disconnected with the world,
seeks in he SINE place, retirement from its cares
and disarpointments. The lowers tell of love
aud duty and the Notwithstanding that,
10 fill well the station allotted by Prov
idence is TO be happy-resoves to
return again to usefulness and
Contentrniment among
his fellow creatures.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
nv TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
4O'CLOCK p. M

Nrw YORK, Oct. 90 The Herald's Washing
IN despatch says the preparations for forward
,.orpment are becoming almost general. 1t is
.a;d they are urged with an earnestnes IS that
naret has heen equaled. The argument is used
hat a proongation of our present inactivity
will ruin the country.
The Times dispatch has the following
4 gentleman who left Culpepper County,
u on |, st Wednesday says, rebel conseripts
"a oouring constantly into Winchester. Seven
tarn negroes were hung there on the 18th inst.
Lorssi with organizing an instruction against
.5o Whites. Copies of the Washington National
Prr5hcon. containing the Presidents procla-
.natjon were found among them. The conspira-
- mr. informant says is pposed to extend
throughout several counties, and the greatest
settlement and fear prevails of an outbreak
among the negroes.
Tw0-thirds Of the slaves in Virginia, have
-,roady heard of Presidents Lincoln's Proca-
nation, and how that they are to be free, and
think that should the rebel army retreat from
;,snrcseut position another Nat Turner rebel
inn would occur in Eastern Central Virginia.
The whole country between Centervile and
he Rarpahannock, is swarming with rebel cav
airy and scouts, who instantly report the slight
st movement Of cur forces.
The Times correspondent at Aide writing
rom headquarters of Gen. Stahl, the 18th inst,
.3vs rsinf3rcemcnts have arrived, and an ad-
ranca will be made from this point, as soon as
men and horses have Il short rest.
The Times special Washington despatch
contains the following
An interview of Gen Halleck to-day, with
the President, in the presence of the Secretary
Of war, is significant of events which cannot
much longer be delayed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21

Making u per cent. for the year end
Aug l. 1852 Said per ccntage to be upon orig
ina amount ofthe premium note without reference any
Endorsement and to lie paid the Treasurer at his Office
in Montpelier before the 18th day Of Oct, 1862
Members Of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature, schedule showing
the Of due from rcSpectiYely
they particularly desired to that the money for the
forwarded the Office in October. The
be paid when due. Those who taus fail to pay
ought not to expect be paid their property is destroyed
by fire. little attention this the part Of the Members
of the Company at the proper time will them expense
and trouble See Act of Interpretations your Policy,
which will be enorced.J j. I. TIlURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. 3 1862.
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper il this State
requested to insert the foregoing notice in their respect
i've papers three weeks SUCCESSFULLY and forward their bills
0 this Office for payment
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-21
American e. Foreign Patent
r. Fl. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of U 5 Patent Office, Washington, unde,
the Act OF 1887.
&c State street opposite kilby st., Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
II years continues Patents the United State
-asu Great Britain, France, and other foreign coun
Caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments and all Pa
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and with despatch. Researches made into American
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The Agency is not only the largest in New England
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PATENT OFFlCEthan the Crher; and as SUCCESS
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iTY he would add that he has abundant tn believe
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charges for professional services moderate. The
ME practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection n
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These besides his extensive library of legal and mectan
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ton offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey To Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
'si regard Nh Eddy of the most capable aud
cesgf practitioners with whom nave had official inter
CHAs. MASON" Commissioner of Patents
have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and truslWofhy
and more capable of putting their applications IN form
for them early and favorable consideration
I at the Patent Office. EOMUND BURkE,'
Late Commissioner of Patents,
| " Mr.. r. II, Eddy has made for me THlliTEFN app
cations, II but of which patents have been grant
| ed, and that is pending. such unmstakdbit
proof great taen; and ability on his part leads me t.
recommend ali inventors to apply 10 him to procure te
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charges. JOHN iA"bhhi'
During eight months, the subschel, In course of hi
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! SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of which de
cided in his favor by the Commissioner Of Patents
| X. II. EDDY
! Boston, Dec 2, 1861. doltFl