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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

AIR DURING SLEEP. NJ D.n
of Germany, has made some r ro.
on the quantity of air required for 'p'a ,
ing during sleep. 1t strikes him ",eaiA'
gular that, while all medical m"s 81
unanimous in prescribing several an @e
feet of pure air fol each person s)a suoc
IN a room as absolutely indispens,EIs P'S y
health, all ANIMALS appear 10 SHINY n 10
open AR as much as possible in or J, Toe
compose themselves to sleep. Tim, 4. "
lion and the tiger retire to some darE w.. %
ern. The dog goes to his kepneI ' s,
thrusts his snout under his belly. h, J4
to which the open air would appear n ' !
a necessity, whether asleep or awake
tire TO some private corner aud put ,b,.
heads under their wings. Nay, wba, d.,,
the school boy do, when left in DORM w.
ry aired with particular care? FII
finds he cannot sleep, the first thin, /
does is to bury his head under the i,
clothes. Hence NJ. Delbruck copc.
that if, when awake we exhale a oua,a
Of carbonic acid, we must inhale .
tain quantity of this gas during
just as plants exhale by day the on
they absorb during the night,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

Among lot Of confederate prisoners
recently arrived at Wheeling, Va, was
one man, only "A years of age, with hair
as white as snow. He says that before he
joined the army his hair was nearly black
but in the first engagement in which he
participated he became so frightened that
his hair turned gray. He is far
complexloned man, but appears very del
icate.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

constitute board or office, quorum of
which is TO be three, TO sit every morning
at headquarters, when the army is not
marching, to receive, discuss and regulate
the applications of inhabitants and other
persons coming in from the enemy, re-
speeding projections, sale Of cattle, enlist
ments, and all other purposes, taking care
to form distinct reports, 10 be laid before
the Lieutenant General, Of such cases rs
do not come within the limits of their in
structions TO determine
On the 18th of August, Rev. Mr.. Bur-
denel and Major Skene IRE added as as
slstants.
But the famous expedition under Lieu
tenant Colonel Baum is about to invade
Vermont, and the German commander
needs guide and counsellor, and perhaps
a quicker brain than his own, to accompa-
ny him, and Bursoyne thus instructs him:
"Colonel Skene will be with you as much
as possible, in order to assist you with his
advice, to help you to DISTINGUISH the good
subjects from the bad, to procure you the
best intelligence of the enemy, and to
choose those people who are to bring me
the accounts of your progress and success"
To Skene he issues instructions, from
which we extract the following, viz: "Sir.
l request the favor of you to proceed with
Lieutenant Colonel Baum, upon an expe-
ditian of which he has the command, and
which will march this evening or to-mor-
row morning. ...-
Lieutenant Colonel Baum is directed to
communicate to you the rest of his in
structsons, and to consult with you upon
all matters of intelligence, negotiation
with the inhabitants, roads and other
means, depending upon knowledge of
the country for carrying his instructions
into execution. rely upon yonr zeal
and activity for the fullest assistance, &C.,
&C." ..a... s. ...
During the campaign under Burgoyne,
Colonel Skene had his horse twice shot
under him,--he shared the fate of all the
survivors of that once terror inspiring
army, being made prisoner at Saratoga.
OF the remainder of his life little can
be gathered. He was attalnted and his
estate confiscated by the Legislature OF
New York in l779. 1t is said that once
after the war was over, and while George
Clinton was Governor of New York, he
revisited this country and endeavored to
regain his property. Failing in this, he
returned to England and there lived in re-
tirement until he died, on the 9th OF
October, 1910, at Addersy Lodge, near
Stoke Goldington, in the county of Buck
ingham, at how patriarchal an age we dc
not know; but we do know that his death
occurred three score and eleven years
after he FIRST began the life of a soldier,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

Persons who have recently visited the
fleet doing duty off the coasts of Virginia
and North Carolina represent the unani
nifty of sentiment among officers and men
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Gov. Bradford of Marvlan

Gov. Bradford of Maryland h
published letter in favor of era3n
emancipation in that state, explaining M,
he uses the phrase gradual emancIps1g
not by way of postponement of the o.
GRAFTON, but it honestly expresses ons
what it truly means; that such emancr,
ton shall only be so gradual as to gul,
it against the evil consequences that nu
necessarily result to slave as well as ma
ter from too sudden a change in any sr
TEN OF labor that is Of indiepaa
growth" He says that emancpaa,
must take place legally, and in order
do this it will be necessary to amend Il
constitution, which now prohibits qmg
cipation, and says he shall recommend
the Legislature the oaLhng of a convepa5
for that purt ose.
, 1863-01-15
what Makes a Hero.

what makes Herol Not success, not fame,
InebFlate merchants and The loud Aeelaim
OF glutted avariee-eaps tossed up in Alr,
Or pen Of journalist, with flourish fair,
Bells peaed, stars, ribands, and utulAf name
These, though his rlghtful tribute, he can spareI
His rightfGl tribute, not bis end or aim, .
Or true reward; for never yet did these
Refresh the soul, OF set the heart at ease.
What makes Herof Aheroic mind
Expressed in action, In endurance pfoVedi
Aud u there be pre-emnsnee Of right t...
Derived through pain we'll suffered, % The height
OF rank heroic, us to bear unmoVed,
Not toll, not risk, not rage Of see or wind,
Not the brute fury OF bATbArlAns blind,
But WoFse-ingraiItude and poisonous darts
Launched BY the country he had served and loVedi
THIS with free unelouded spirit pure,
This IN The strength Of silence 10 endure, ...
dignity 70 noble deeds lmparts
Beyond the gauds and tFAppiIgS Of renouni
This is the here's complement and erovni
This missed, one struggle had been wanting Still
One glorious triumph Of the heroic VIII,
One self.apprOval 10 hls heart OF hearts.
, 1863-01-15

Every one has admired Parthenias definition
Of Love TO lngOmar!
"What love Is; Il thou would be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone
Two souls with out single thought
Two hearts that beat as one !"
Some proiane cynic, having no fear Of Cupid
before bis eyes, perPstrates the following villain
ods parOdVi
"Love Is . nightmare with one foot,
Two ch ldren with one bun,
Two turnips with single root
Two ca6bags-heads as Onel" frae
A store in Newark, n. j., adVertisss Ladies'
rutfled bottoms for sale"
Why is Il vulgar to send telegram Because
Il Is making use of fash language.
Peace Is the evening star Of the soul, as virtue
Is its. sun, aud the two ere never very far apart
An Irishman's description Of making can
non; "Take q long hole and pour brass around
IT,"
A good old Quaker lady, afteF listening to the
extravagant yarns Of stOrekeeper as long as
her patience would allow, said to him, Friend,
what pity Il Is q sin 70 lie, when Il seems 90
necessary 70 thy busnessr y
God rules in tho market as be does on the
mountain He has provided eternal laws for 20
cety, as He has for the stars or the seas; and il
4 % i1st a as impossible to escape Hin or His ways
in Wall street or State street, as Il 10 anywhere
else.
A green yermonter enlisted in the naval service,
and upon his first visi to his ship, espying the
marine in the gangway pacing back and forth with
M musket. Ne accosted him with
q Hello Captain. ont a shootin' loons this morn
ing. bev n
nj A..
There Is positive news Hon r.is ATS. "as ma ~. u
traction Is 70 oe the next move unUns ~oS ,,s', "
fashion, and the ladies are eOans Ous "s"va' s,s
noops' ousle' wsu1i,s, " waad;n~ v;II hs
cheap, presently
How many sickly ones wish they were heal.
thy how many bsggarmen wish they were
Wealthy how many dgly ones wish they were
pfelty: how many stupid ones wish they were
witty; how many bachelors wish they were
married how many Benudlcis wish they bad
, 1863-01-15
The Northern Mother.

A...ut, -.
my ~ ~ "a ~ nyI lug
tss ~ s 4, .I'ssa ~ =. ma.
Ansy y ,., onsusve ,a ~ Ps1ss 49, ~ "S-S
=. ..I soL nnAIuel - lo'i.p @ snS !yi !syS
rote ~ ~ near lh W sV saSV
- tnen mAIen AuAy, 49,.
DI' ,S1 ssn W. snsH - SO .I.,,. esS N' .. ).
TG.,. A., .-n-a
Ca,,,,IsHt,,.,.S s,s !. .,,,..,snI.
4.SS.,a - -. !, - ~ r.nts e.y,na
sv,.t 'S.sS.s =, ~ La,,S.
TAID, ' .....I ~ y. :, ~. H..n,....
Hv'sI, o.1, a'..sta. 1aS 49, ~ .,h hH-s
"sOsS nsi. SUI ~ ~ ~ ~. ..,S.",,,s
hhs ~ ,HSse5i a,.u,st, I-a,s,,nin, 80. 80
, 1863-01-15

TaE HUMAN BoDY.-When we have
gained some slight knowledge Of the won.
drOus mechanism we name the body, how
inultitudn0us its combined action, how easily
the disturbance Of one will affect the healthy
action .ot the rest, and how recklessly we
disregard the plainest rules Of health, and
wonder at & few men having succeeded 10
the course of an intensely intellectual life,
ceases At once, and . new wonder emerges-
wonder that any man can live this life and
retain his faculties in healthful activity.
The very predolninance Of the nervous sys'
TEN implies a predominant activity, and
that Is liable TO be stimulated to excess by
tWo potent tsmpters ambition, eager to
iostle It's way through energeticcrowds; and
the fascination which lies inintellectual labor,
the ibrooding scourge Of creation, the pas
sionate persistence Of research. These
tempters hurry men into excess. Men who
live much by the brain, have seldom the
wisdom 10 be patient. In vain the significant
words Of warning become louder and louder !
in vain the head feels hot, the ears are full
Of noises. the heart auttering and humping,
the nights sleepless. the digestion miserably
imperfect, the temper irritable; these are
NATURES warnings to desist, but they are
disregarded; the ohiert Of ambition lures
the victim on, the seduction Of artistic crea
tiun, OF Of truth seen dancing like q will
o'.wisp, necessarily solicits him; he will not
pause--at length he cannot pause, the excite
rfeht has become fever, the flame that warns
destroys him; madness arrives. Sad this Is,
and would be infinitely sad if there were no
help for Il; IL the very glory and splendor
uf tlie intellect were necessarily allied TO its
in6rmiiy and ruin. But it is not so. Men
cannot transgress natures laws without in
curing natures penalties.
GA RdrriSo SToxE GArnERs NO Moss
Well, Whit Of hat Who wants to be a
hossy old stone, away In some damp cor
net d q pasture, where sunshine and fresh
Air never come, for the cows 10 rub them
stlsss against, and for snails and bugs to
trawl over, and for toads to squat under
among poisonous weeds.
Il Is far better to be smooth end pol
ished stone, rolling along in the brawling
stream Of human life, wearing off the rough
corners and bringing out the lirm crystalline
structure Of tie granite, or the delicate veins
Of the agate, or the chalceduuy.
It is this perpetual chahng and rubbing
ii the whirlmg contact that shows Shat sdrI
Of grit man is made of, and what use L
he good for. The sandstone and soapstone
are soon ground down to sand and mud, b,i
theiirm rock Is selected for the towering
fortress, and the diamond is cut and polished
for the inonaFch's crown.
aCunYoua pNopKRrY or IRoN.-ln 1880
, 1863-01-15
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoscH,
Ao Editor and Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwGYs IN ADVANCE.
ilatss OF subseriptioni


On. ,uuAre, 40 lines or les.) arst insertion 70
w. rsch snlfseduent insertion, 70
dedaeon q FV per cent on the shove 10 yearly
Cards 025 Ayear no advertisements however
nsIl Inserted al less rate than s9S per annum.
~ Leral advertisements Of every description must be
pad Tor before insertion. There H be no variation rou
ihn rule IN any event s.
, 1863-01-15

( Il.
Elisha Williams, formerly Of Columbia Comfy
N. T., Has somewhat noted ibr Bis tIo1tl1l1
and power of moving jury. On on occi1'cI
be made plea which pToducsd marked elect
both upon The jury and upon tlI1 Court NN
legal opponenl vas mere p1ilIhEr1f, b0I
shrpwd and, as 4 20 hnppthcd On th( occasion,
tueeeeded II laying out he eminent conna1|loT.
When Mr. Williams bad closed BIZ eloquent Al.
peal, Tie pstlilokgsE ross and replied q ll1al
aGsifsmsi q lhs Jury lna your Hon1I1
should despair 81 lhc triumph of my cll9nI N
this case after The eloquent appeal d lh1 learned
counsel but lor the lacl that comlon |aN . tQn.
mon sense. No man could Ike bs.Ilf J.. I'ltl
which th6 learned Konlllnan hll 1n1ka I11I NlII
like he pisca 10 npoke 4 good I've hlll1I
him give L four iimo3 ofofe--onco a Schod1cf,
IL burglary caas onos & kilk, On 1ulpIcIs1
of stea'ing once ai Poughleepsis; IN murder
case and the next tlme = kakigt, about ~
man who was catched cpunleElei,in1 Well
be always spoke Il good. but this lIlI1 1tl i4lI|I
beat hiihssli But what doeg d N llhodnl l1I
gentlemen q the jury That & - dus1iiqni
and you can answer 4 - rel ss kin, and ~
And Is thsy did. and adiskiy; by ax,ld|.f
iof the pSttilossers client
when the brave Admiral KemptnIIaI. dn1ah-
PLY lost n The Rotil GsgrgA Els coming mo
port 70 hsyo bis sbip paid on q rI|lof cred gold
laced velvet NAlsicoAf, EhIcl bis c0mN4nllf wore
with great earneslntas and N b bolI 1l1'I1I|0I
bcercd 10 know Who made h The Admiral per
oeiTing his drifl. gave him he heclaIy inIoTnoi
ton, and Jack went On shore. lie loflhViu I|s
Piled 70 the Admifala tailor, who went with him
70 buy the materials. and finally alkel
AWhat viii you have the back made ofi.
sMade or said Jack = u. same > ~ mont
= M n ~ .s;I,, fst ~ v.i.. 4. a..
, 1863-01-15
JOB PRINTING;


An kinds Of
BoOk,
PamPhIct,
Bill-IIead,
C.reulAF,
Blank and
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SherihP'S Sale,

10y virtue OF an execution 10 me direc-
I'D ted from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court. will expose TO sale at the
Court House door in Winchester, Ran
dolph County, Indiana, on Saturday, the
3lst day Of January, ls63, between the
hours of I'D O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock
p. VI. of said day the follow ing real es-
tate, situated in Randolph County, Indi-
ana, TO wit:
The south quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section thirty one ~
township nineteen 10, range thirteen
(l3), east; also the south half Of the west
half of the northeast quarter ct IT, SC
ton, township and range aforesaid; 40
twenty acres OFT the south side OF tn, first
above mentioned fractional quarter Of
section thirty.one 81 * fellows: Com
meDcing at the southeast corner'0f said
quarter section, thence north eighty rods
thence west forty rods, thence south eigh-
" rods, thence east forty rods TO the place
of beginning.
Executed as the property of Addison G..
Christopher, Administrator of Allison
Andrews, deceased, Elizabeth Andrews,
JAS. G. Andrews, solomon Andrews and
A llison Andrews at the suit OF John w .
Hunt administration, De b0uis non, OF Bar
ton Andrews, deceased.
A. X. JENKINS,
IAN = sc 90 Sh'R Il {.
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state OF Indiana, Randolph County, s..


NY virtue Of an order oil fhe Randolph
} Court q. Common Pleas. viii offer
Tor slle AZ public sac At the Court Hous.
door IN Winchester on Saturday the list
lay %; January a f.. u. 1868, the following
described Real Estate. belonging To the
estate of Daily GRAY deceased. tnwit:
The North Wet qua e. ol the y rti
West quarter ct Section three %. Town.
ship sixteen 10, Range one ~. west
also the South West quarter of the NORTH
West quarter of said Section, TOWNSHIP
and Range; also the South East quarter
Of the North West quarter of said See
ton, Township and Range: also the
North Fast quarter of the South West
quarter of same Township, Section and
Range, all living and being in Randolph
County, Indiana.
Terms OF Sale.-One third of the pur.
chase money must be paid on the day OF
sale, one third IN twelve. and the residue
thereof in eighteen months from day of
sale; the deferred payments To bear inter
est from date, and To be secured, IN Case
the sale is confirmed by the court, by a
mortgage on the premises, waving valua
ton and appraisement laws. Sale To take
place between the hours of 10 O'clock A.
NJ, aud o'clock p. VI. of the day afore-
said. In ease said Lands are not sold on
the day aforesaid, they will be for sale at
private, on the same terms.
JOHN HARLAN,
Dec. 81, le62. 26w3 Administrator.
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Clothing Store
OF
d. BARNUM q co.

Call soon If YOU wish 10 procure goods
for the old prices vel. We can bf out
men. youth and bows in every thing from
Top to bottom. We call, particularly. at
tention 10 our stock of Boots of which
Nc have all s,kes and can sell at lower
figures than j. possible "a buy them else
wh.re Unr stock Of Clothing. ard espe-
oia'ly Over-coats. j. more eemp'e than
ever, and figures far below the market
rates. Havins manufactured our Fatl ard
" inter stock before the imms Ire a. vance
in goods. ~ can and pill sell ~ suct low
prices that no5ody nesd 10 ht without
u.u. warm winter Clothes. on account Of
harl rintA and nj lni,-s % eoo.ls W.
keen alss cam. p.il, Oh hsId Tlpks.
Cirn,t Sacks. Nofiou-. ant ofh'r 'Ht c',s
too numerous 10 eIIm.ra's. I.t Hafe
ID. BARN. CO.
y B.-All rerson- inde',f',f - ns IL
fh.r hy hJok acc"nni " noi,r .pa pariic-
alarly the formsr. VII pleas ca'la,d st
-. th,ir accounts. The lstttr rssri Of
N0vcmhor VI viii close our bork-. ard
II those not .etil.d ~. -lail tivs over
ipr collection Withvut farther n"tie'.
no IN u. I. = co.
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Nherif Sac.

DY virtue Of Yenditioni exponas aud
- sxscution 10 me'd'rect.d from M.
Davies circuit Court, will expose L.
:, . IT III, Court Huu-, aoor IN Minrh'-S
TER. Randolph Comfy, l.iSsua. a.. Sar
urda,. the IN 'dav " F.Arurr,. &C., b,
tween ~. hour- 1T ~ o'clocs A VI aIsl Z
o'clock 2 VI. Of lid dav the 70 lowir,
real estate sitaated IN Randolph Count,
Indiana to-Wit:
The east half of the south east qasrter
and the northwest qaat.r OF the south
..ast quar"r. and hlt.sr acr.~ "f thu
south erd of the east halfof the north
eat uiart'r all laving IN section SIX g
oown.hip nineteen fl9l, OF range filteer
Is east.
Executed a. the property Of Asahel L
PAGE at the suit of William Henderson.
a II. JENKINS
JAMS 81 90 y Shin re,
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MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS.

MINVELLAN IsUIN DUUhSs
Life of Gen. sam. Houston. Lives
of IlIustFiOuS Women.
Adelia the OctarOon. Three Eras i'm
WOmen'S Life:
or the Maid Wife and Mother,
Wit and Humor. in
Paragraphs. 10y GEO. ID. PRENTICE,
PARSON BROWNLOW'S BOOK,
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State of Indiana,
Randolph County.
Ia the Randolph Court oi Common Pleas
February Term. 1868.

Ia the Randolph Court 81 Common Peas
February Term. 1868.
Sy'vanus Division. Aimini-tr,tdr Of tn
Estate OF Jeremiah " Fiirholm, deed,
".
Phehe A Fisher, William Fisher. ti1nnah
NTs6n. : ~ VI l,ou. William Flirho'm.
MIR art 2 holm, Mirv 4 FairHo m
Isaac Ia rh m and Emily Fairtolm.
TNnE Plaintiff, by Brown X VI n .
his Atturnty-. comes and hle' -
complain I. together With a. affidavit ia 4
Ph.be \ Fisher. William Fish,r, Hanpal
Nilsson and Seth Nilsson are not residents
OF the - ite ct Indiana: Notice j. Their T.
fore given said Dcitndauts thar IN g.
they b. and appear or the ir-t dat of tn
next Term OF the Common Pleas Court.
To be held NJ the Court House in Win
chester. on the third Monday of Februa-
~, l>63, and answer or demur 10 said
complaint. the sane viii be heard and ie.
terInined 10 their absence.
Witness. John y. Goodrich, Clerk. ihis
Both day OF December. lss2.
26w3 JNO. p. GOODRICH.
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The Compound Syrup of
HOPS AND B0NESET

= the cheapest and best medicine. 1t
L is good for Colds, for Soarness of
Breast, for uoarsness. for Whoop ing
Cough. 1t il also sure remedy for
Group. and Chronic Cough, ASTHMA.
and all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. Give this medicine a trial.
For sale by IL. p. Klzer, Winchester,
Ind. 49,
sly.
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Appointment.

NJ Office i hereby given that ths u,
Y Unsigned has been appointed =
nini.trator OF me estate of Geor
Chen w, tn. deceased. late of RAJ do'ph
Coun :. Said e-tai' /. pro'4b' 50 vent
THOMAS CLARK.
Jan 6, lS63. DIVA. Admir-.
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EgGGT and 81 CE
M ANUFACT Q r X.
Christ ka,ser. Geo. Keller,

PROpRIETOkS.
We keen coasf utlt on u I'd ready
made Boots arf Shoe. Y, 80 aieo rr.-
,ars 20 ursnuiacfurs fhesesr cl.sts or.
'er ina neat. sui'>'aulia nfrIer. Try
-. We all also pay the highest cash
prices for hides green or dried. MS
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-23

Put a good face upon eve y
thing. unless you are so ugly
slat you can't.
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NONIIS.

IN p AMI III cent Novels good
~. supply always on haudsnd ca
rider aud RECEIVE any Others publiShe
u The ltsien IN i, tom ,las> tias.A
Aud any Book not on hand, cor Paper or
,I,gazir,.,, can be Or,ieFeti hy "a aud fur.
ii .lfe in av,rt feS day Our orf.rs are
filed a, soon a, received in New York
mi come through on the U. : EXPRESS
Co. : 'sT"lesrlph run" Ia two day. time.
You will be required 10 wait hut a short
time for what YOU want, after giving Us
your order.
side Public Square in
the Oh Po.tofilce Building, Winches.
ter, Ind
nov2-.,f WI. \. DINFS & co.
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list Of Lands and Town Lots.

the Treasurer OF randolph County Indiana
delinquent
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COMIC PUBLICATIONS.

tUUTt To DTsEON IUNN.
FUNNY FELLOW OWN BOOK.
Hickory Nuts aud Sweet Cider,
SHE DAM SNAPS; or Bitters for the
Nation 81
COMIC ALMANAGS, FLAP JACKS
y - = - 9. -4rra ~ ~
JOHNNY CAKES, dc. &c, &c.
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TOTHE UNEMPLOYED.

I CAN GIVE STEADY EMPLOY
ment to active Young men 10 solicit
orders for the LITTLE GIANT SEW
ING MACHINE, price Sl5--Hernmer,
Gauge, Screwdriver and extra Needles.
Will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or
allow large commissions. COUNTY
RIG HTS given to Agents. An Agent
wanted in every County. Forparticulars,
descriptive catalogue, &c, ADDRESS, with
stamp. 7. ;. fAPt,
Genr Agent for U. S, Toledo, 0.
3m
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Monroe Township, .V'MMber IL



THOMAS SCOTT Auditor said County certify that the correct list OF
L, Randolph indiana
of % i
which list sreconed the day of Deen D.
l.
ate of I'm lana.
Ta of the orgIn
the
from owner thereof TIM SALE a
tow Monday February d.
1868 jan ls63 /. o
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-23

Ho' ye woodmen' bring it Oh
while the roads are solid.