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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
ORDINANCE tNU. Is.

7Ae Goahta9 IF the 7ovn Of 81. Cloud do ordain
Sec. !. All gambling for money within thu
Incorporate Town Of St. Cloud is hereby strict
ly prohibited. ':7t I"
SEC. II. If any person shah make complaint
in writing on oath, to any Justice of tho Peace
Of the said town, that any person since The
passage of this ordinance, has gambled 70,
money Within the Incorporate limits of the
town Of st. C1otd; or shall make like com.
plant to said Justice that any person since
the passage of this ordinance has permitted
gambling for money in any building owned OF
occupied by said person, within the Iucorpo-
rate limits Of said town, the said Justice shall
thereupon issue his warrant to tho City Mar.
shall, who shall forthwith apprehend such per
son so complained Of and bring such person
before the said Justice for trial; and the said
Justice shall thereupon forthwith PROCEED TO
hear tho evidence in support of such com
plant and in defense tlfereto,I and shall con-
yict or acquit upon said evidence. o~
SEC. III Upon conviction under such COM
plant, the person convicted Of the offense
mentioned iii section two of this ordinance the
said Justice shall fine such person'so convict
"a ilr a sum not less than; S. nor more than
$50 for the first ofense and for each subss-
quent efFense, in sum not less than $40 nor
more than 800.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

'tdsncs ida.sl,tlasslves and4skillt iuthemsu.
agems1t y tleiEshtitesg n q I
Received a most hospitable welcome
from CAPT WILTON, who, made lsitel per.
sectly atshoneddring our stay. w. f.
The quarters are very comfortably built,
and sufficient to accommodate, two com
panies, though but one is stationed there
1t present: They are made ofy'popple''
logs, the interstices filed with mortar, and
have board roofs. Inclosed is a fine
smooth yard, in the form Of PARALLEL:
gram. Surrounding ths ahole is an earth
work, ei6ht feet high .nd {cur feet thick,
with loop:holes al regular distances. =
just outside zof this, 10 Tie southwest,
are the stables. Within the yard is.
we'll of good water, and everything neoes'
sary. fora siege-sh0uld one occur.
On Friday morning, favored With duoth:
er pleasant day, We starteds;on our return
home, highly pleased with the trip. W.
might state that the Doctor found his pa
tient in critical situation, from threaten
ed congestion of the brain, but left him ii
a, fair way Of recovery. sy-,.; .ar
Taken all together, we must still say
that We prefer the Sank River country
both for beauty Of scenery and fertility o.
soil, to that Of Grow River: I III
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

,.. ....'> -. H.. i REV. srAMp.1 Il ~@ss~
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, STEARNS COUN.
DsrY, DISTRICT COURT, 4rH Juolc1Al DISTRICT.
Henry I: Wells, plaintiff )la~ 'srmmons
! ~ -Hnf against I.a,.., -. : - ga. for
Hannah Rundlo, Defendant i Relief
The State Of Minnesota ..., >. ~:
/ To Hannah nuDdle the defendant above
named. YOU are hereby summoned aud re-
quired' to- 1nswer the compl hint in this action
which has been duly filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of this Court, in St.: Cloud, Stesrns
County. Minnesota, on tho 9th day Of Janu-
ary, "A. D. 1861 and to serve. q copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office in St. Cloud, at the Banking or
noe Of IL C. Walt, irr Said County of Stearns,
within twenty days after TIC service thereof,
exclusive Of the day Of such service. And if
you fail to answer the said complaint within.
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff IN this action
will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded
in the complaint. s. b. PINNEY,
~ %...... rlaintiff' sAttprncy
Dated St. Cload, jan. !4,h, 1863 >.
marl2-UW
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE 8 ALE.-WHERE-
IN AS default having been made in the condi-
tons Of certain indenturc Of mortgage, con
tanning apower Of sale and covenants of gen.
eral warranty. made by George W. Thompson
and Deborah 8. Thompson. his wife, as mort
ga sors, to Gurden II. Edgorton as mortgage,
to secure tho payment. Of Eight Hundred dol
lars and interest according to tho conditions
OF certain promissory note in sid mortgased
described.
Said mortgage bears date the first day of
March \. D.: 1858, and was fled for record in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for
the county Of Eenton, in the then Territory,
now State of Minnesota, on the 10th day Of
March, a. D. 1868, ais o'clock A. NJ. and
was duly recorded in book 'D" of mortgages
pages 1856 & Isl Of the records of said Office
The premises conveyed and effected by said
rnortgagc are described as follows, to wit: AL
those tracts or parcels ofland lying and being
IN Benton county, and then Territory, now
State Of Minnesota and described as follows,
to wit The South-13est 4narter Of the North
east quarter and the Northwest quarter of
the South-eSs* quarter of section number
eight toy Of town thirty Eight 1887 north of
rsnye twenty seven west containing eighty
Eattesmore Or less, with all the appurt enanccs
and hereditaments thereto belonging. -,
Said Gurden II. Edgerton, MORTGAGE, hav-
ing on or a. bout the day. of JlndA. D. 1850
having deceased, the undersigned, .Hpollos c.
Edgerton and Charles 4. Edgertoa. have been
duly appointed and qualified I'D nov arc, the
executors Of the last will ssd testament and
ofthe estate Of said Gurden' b. Edgcrtou now
deteaaed.I " 1919 ,ETf}#HS;tT% ..r.~1. :
J Default heving been made Of the payment
of the money secired by said mortgage, &C :.
cording tothe ferns thereof, the amount now
claimed TO Be due and which is actually due on
said prcftgage at tho date 1of this notice is the
sum Of Eleven Hundred and ninety three and
- FOO dollars: ($llo3.7s): and no suit nor
other proceedings at law or otherwise having
been'had or commenced to recover the money
sesuted by said mortgage, nor any part there
Of, and said power Of: sale having bscome OPP
erative--.t@ .t,s* =, ,sIc, -. :.
Notice is hereby given that b5 virtue of, !
and m pursuance Of said power Of SALE and
Of tie statute in such case made aid provided. !
said mortgaged, premises will be sold to tho (
highevt bidder for cash at public svcndue at |
lheafront door of the Office Of tho Register of !
Deeds, in the town Of Sank Rapids in said coun-
|y,of Benton, on Saturday, the s2L day Of May,
A. D.. 1868, at o'clock r. NJ, to satisfy or to
apply on the amount due on said mortgage
md tho costs and expenses allowed by law.Sf! !,
:! Dated March 18th, 1884, =. I, ! '%#4
3*':F :APOELOS G. EDG ERTON, and Il
-" Vii" CHARLES 4. EDGER Ton, .s&u i
:; -. .*&1i e. r, r. o. said Mort gage
". X. "As"tv. At'orr"y t"r.sa;d executors. !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
OBITUARY..

Died, in this city, on the morning OF the
l4th inst. Mrs. SARAH JOSEPHINE ATwATER,
consort Of Edward D. Atwater. =,
The deceased came to this from Brooklyn,
New York, but a few months since, a bride,
extremely youthful, and full Of hore and joy
surrounded by all that vas calculated to
make lite desirable. Leav ing a large circle Of
youths friends, and home endearments, she
came 10 the far west with him to whom she had
pllghted her earliest VOWS and consumated; at
the hymenial altar, with but the one hope, the
one desire; making him happy; and by thus
severlng the dear ties Of childhood, demon
strate the deep sincerity Of her attachment.
\ long and happy life was in prospect. In
dustry, prompted by mutual affection, bid fair
to secure competency and an independence
for the comforts Of an old age.
But, all \! how precarious are human hopes !!
In an unexpected hour the grim monster de-
manded victim and selected one from whom
the bridal robes had scarcely been removed:
The call was answered but the victim was pre-
pared for the sacrifice. With an unfalteriug
trust in the promises of God and q firm belief
that her Redecmer lived, the deceased, up to a
few moments previous to her death, seemed
perfectly rational, and expressed in strong and
happy terms her willingness to take her do
parture for that Haven of Peace, "where the
wicked cease from troubling, and the weary
arc forever Arrest And, when disease had
done its worst, and humanity sank beneath
It's tortar:, she gave one last lingering look Of
love to the loved ones she was leaving, then
calmly and securely resting, as it we're, in the
':Breathed herlife out sweetly there
Thou art gone, dearest sister, but VIC will
not deplore thee for thou art not lost; thy
patience under long suaerings, thy desire to
be at peace with the world, to forgive and to
be forgiven, portrayed the spirit Of the ''truly
christian: more perfectly than can be express
ed in words; and sealing these principles with
ordinations of faith and joy in the hour Of
death, demonstrate your fitness for the dissolu-
ton, and leave us the assurance that you are
not, cannot be, lost. Christ will come again,
with all the regal pomp Of the King of Kings,
and at that coming, make up biz jewels
Brightest and most dazzling in the crown of
glory, will BE that spirit which, in the hour Of
death, could exclaim,, q know that my Re-
deemer lixelh ~ ~
May our Pather who art in Heaven 50 d.
rect the;:livssand conduct of the sorrowing
friends, that when death draws near, and the
icy letters encumber$an that of them is NOR
tai, they may hear the glad welcome Of: "well
done good and faithful servants, enter into the
joy ofrtthy Lord" To- the husband and
family Of tie deceased, We can only say: The
Lord igivett Ind TIE LORD ataketh away, bless,
ed be tie I name sfsthe Lord forever p ourLord
is the God Of time and eternity and his name
Is Love.i eeo~ - ~ :. ~ jiw g.. 60
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

l,HERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF An
10 execution issued cut of and under the &c..
Of the District Court.of the 4fh judicial biz
trict, in and for the county Of Stearus4 in tI,:
state Of Minnesota. upon a judgment rendered
and ,dosketed .on thu, 18th day OF March 4. L..
1868, iii biz actioh Rsam district Cpur, where
in N. P. Clarke and J. Edelbrock (assignees ";
II. G. Fillmore) plaintiffs, and W. T. Rhders",
defendant. IN favor Of said plaintiffs AZ, /
against said defendant, for Tho sum Of E;g'
hundred and ffif1y :thrco dollars and thirty ii, t"
cents ($S53 35-lOO) damageg and costs viva
one dollar and city cents st oo) inc, ea:>''
costs for said execution and TIE return lherei,'
Which execution was directed and delivered Il"
mantGng ne to satisfy said Judgment ont I'll
N If sufficient personal property could not L..
found, then out of the following real proper,>
Of said judgment debtor, ". T. Anderson, -. /,
Wit: Southwest quarter of the north We
quarter and the west half Of southwest quar-
ter Of section eighteen, and the north wcs'
quartcrlof the northwest quarter Of scctio,!
nineteen, townships one AuAd4 ed, and twent !.
four, north Of range twenty eight west, III t|t
tountyef SeesTus,s Slate Of Minnesota; by ,ir
tue whereof HGSo this; 9Th day of.April 4. II.
1865 levied upon the said described real prop.
cry: Now therefore notice is hereby given
that will sell the above described real prof.
crty In the order which the same is described
and all the right, title ami interest ,fhc afore,
said judgment. debtor, W. r., anderson, had in
and to tho same en- and after the 9Th day Of
March a. D. 1868, ut public auction to the
highest bidder. therefor at cash, ). at> the fro,h
door Of lI.ac:vWait's banking office in tho town
Of st. Cloud in said county of Stearns. on
SATURDAY, tho 2S:h day Of MAY,A, D 1856.
at 10 o'clock il. the forenoon of that day, to
satisfy he amannt then due on SAID j,lg mcn,
with the costs and expenses OF sale.
P" 49, -. G.. GRANDFATHER,
8. Sheriff Of Stearns County, Mimi.
81. Cloud, April 9th. 1861, sgar,-@
5. B. PiSNEy,E Atty. tor PhffsS,a ?orsap9 CIV
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

Fssxoxr,s M,.1s sous AND fisD s7oSss:=.
Family lopsIl!p,1e and 1in<f yhb.t) b an
NEAR L. tept On hand, a xsreroon ON st.
GERMAN street. III. highest cash price peid
for wheat. Z. ii. H:hAkEK
,:n.rehots@s & nj. r x
ErE AND EAa.--Dr. Underwood, of Chiodgo
the celebrated operator on the eye and ea,, 70,
blindness, deafness and al diseases Ct Ties,
organs, .s@wsli' ii III seh-ssis lheasss tOahioi
thehuman system is subject, will visit sain
Cloud on Tuesday the .2tst inst, and may b
cousua.sa At the p,i.aipAls ha4el,far.a few day.
only.
One of DR.. Underwood 8 circulars, giving
numerous testimonials Of success in his .rdat
ment Of various diseases, may u sssn by cal
ng at this Office $500 ~, ~ =, ap93t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
~x -, mo; 69oo.]
N 9 &

OF The disqo.itinlfance Of ,thee "Nor,hwe7tv!
Land District" (Oficc at Otter Tail City
E mi III ::hlinneseta,s 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

EsrRAY.-Takcn Up by tho undersigned.
|zlL on his premises in s.: Joseph, in IT,,
mouth Of September, 1852, Two cows.
abou, seven years old ono 'cf ,tslycolcr, ami
the other red color and white Ispoaed tn"
owner is requested to pay charges and take
them away ':'':: .lpETGR&LOSO.
DatedSt. Joseph, March 10th 1888
a. marco w1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

Of The disQoNetnrance OF the ~ or'h~ests!"
Land DISTRICT (Oficc at Otter Tail Ci'! J
IN >-.I'u :: N'lieeness'e ss1Tax
Notice Is lereby given that, pursuant to t.
provisions 81 III 9Th Sc. Of heyAsrof Goa
gress approved May 80, 1862, entitled "..'ii
Act TO- reduce tho expenses Of the survey a:
sale Of the public lands:in the United States
the President Of tho United States has dire''
ed the disoentinuaneeso of the ''Northweste' |
Land District (Ofice at Otter Tail City, 1
the State Of Minnesota, from and after the 81
instant, and that~the vacant lands therein h..
made subject te' sale and eatry at ST., CLoC".
il said ktate.:F = :r4-at xos1. a5,} VI.
+ Lands remaining unsold and, unapprcpri
ted by law, and heretofore subject 70 sale al
entry at Otter Tail City,. will cease 70 be sub
jcct to entry at-said Office, from The date ri
tie Reception notice to that effect bysthe Reg
lister and Receiver thereof; and the Land OH
| Gers ct st.: Cloud will. giye future, Putlic M"
tice of the day on which they will be prepare
to reseire applications fer entries Of any sue
lads ut their otfice.., -. .s9a+,..a
Given unde, my haud, At The CIV 9f Ndsl!.
ington, this, niu,h day Of March, 4. D. T1ec3
By order of the President:
2E apll6-4w IL a44: e.. JOS, s.. WILSON,
Acting Com 'sioncr> Of the General Land Office
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

3. b. West Of st. Anthony, is ship
ping potatoes toSt: Louis. He has alrea-
dy" bought and packet 1000 barrels. =
Mems.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
In PROBATE COURT, STEARNS GOUN: !
| Special term April 9th, 1861 3sa.T
In tho matter~of the estate Of John H. VII

TN PROBATE COURT, STEARNS COUNTY
| Special term April 9th, 1861 5ss
In tho matter~of the esteteeof John H. VII
kins, deceased. -! iE2ii's s"a a.. as I
On teading andshling the petition Of JOSEF,
Edelbrocz atlrhini.tfatot IF yaid estn.e; setting
forth that no personal edtste has come TO h,*
hands, and the amount of debts outstao din ;;
against said deceased, and a. description Of;
the real estate belonging to said estate, and T. q
condition and value Of the respective portion
thereof, and praying that license be- 10 HIN
granted to sell the whole. Of said real es:s:
and it appearing by said petition that thcr:
are 10 personal property wberewith TO pa;
said debts, and that: it is necessary in order i"
psy tho same to sell the whole IF said real cS
tate, it isr therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate appear before til
Judge Of this Court on SATURDAY, the 30,!s
day Of NAY, 1868, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day, at, the Office Of the Judge u:
Probate, in ST: Cloud, in said county, the,
and there to show causc if any there BE- VIII.
laiccnsc should not be granted 10 said admin
traitor TO sell said real estate according to H.:
prayer of said petition. ,r.,r<
And it is further ordered that copy Of this
order shall be published for six .succcssiv"
weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the ST
Cloud .DEMocRAT a weekly newspaper pub
@:islled Mt St. Cloud in said County. :?
Dated St. Cloud April 9th 1869.
apt1Jy!sx 7 7 Z judg5,sif fi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

s'"'~ = :a1yrbcco, Kid, Goat, Serge and ~. =
Glove-kld BalEorals :. Kid Goat and ~.
a. Serge Congress- Caters; Kid and Serge Lace
Gatra Misses and Clildrehs Boots Caters and AMI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

~ s:BBt6. y. O., MoLASSES. sxs~,
Iet]seotbE. S! II. sysp. s9aEA$&
I III kegs do ~ do = .:c--2
H. = ~ sd"T Golden: do
t-f'' q" AMBER 40. A. a1s1r
- 2:@.@. t. q A..e. BLs1s1;1fA a. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
NEK ADYERTLSEME4S1.7

For Rat., A;ee RoatAes, Ants, Bed BIZ;
| Moth, in Fxr,... Woolens, De. Insects on P!a-:
Fori,, AniMdit, IT, 's-s,> ssAAes,
Put up in Csc. SOC; and 81 90 Boxes. Det'|
and Flnsks, So and S. sizes for Hotels. ~
Tic lnstituticns, &C.. ,.-,, - =
"ouly inf.lhbaesremediss known. "v~!.-
"Free from poisons."
Not dtnfsrops tethe Hun4ntFami
Rats come oHt Of their holestt die"
NJ Sold wholesale in all large cities.
E11G. sud ~ III NaeGists. ssa Retailers e.
ma 4.!Bswxni Il" ii i'll worthless innitatio:
Ma. See that '.CosrAR's' name is on each Bo'
Bottle IND: Fisk :sa,qfay YOU buy.
neA- Address, HENRY K. CoSfAE'
Ma Principal Depot 49, Broadroy.N +
Ma Sold by s. MAKLATT,
apl9-5m St. Cloud, Mix Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

or ASSORTED O-CONPRIS1NG
~ all the favorite brands, at !.
X .sE,.. j.. C. j. H. c. BURBANK + co. L
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

Tie moral teachings should
ro.nInence with the earliest in
fancy; the physical as soon "A.
there l. bodily locomotioa; the
mental, meaning thereby the I.t-
crary, not earlier than the con
pletion Of the SIKH year, not even
to the extent OF learnin. the al
phabet or repeating by "rote,'
mere mechanical uiemoriZi"g.
tins brain education Is specially
advised in reference only To CHI i
dren whose s;tultion in Ii al
lows the:n TO study until tley
are twenty ore. The children
OF the po1r-.those who must go
TO work and earn so nethins-
an with safety begin at thu AZ
ofihree or tour years, for three
reasons: They are out IN the
open AIR nearly all the time dG-
ring dwight. Their iood is
plan and not over-ahundant.
The early necessity that they
should do something Tor a LIVING,
does not allow tine Tor special
brain disturbance; and any slight
tendency IN that d .rectiol would
he coua,eraoted aad repaired by
the constant muscular Invites
necessary TO their couG ton.
But those hildren who will ia e
nothing to dO but get their edu.
cltion, up to the day oil entering
tleIr twrnty-iir I year, u lat o
do nothing or tie firS' third OF
that pariol but to eat, AMI sleep,
and play OUT OT doors IRON morn
IN u al night. all the wear round.
except WI al rain, Sleet or snow
are falling. 1t IS the exercise
duly, regardless OF the wealth
en- which works so mIny al
most miracles in The renovation
OF human health. The vanity
n! p'rentS IS fed bv tho ".m1rt-
ness" o. their ch.ldrra; bat ellly
rpe, early ruined, may lie sa'd
0 all precocit:es. lfnDtactuli V
rined, there i. almost in all ca,
e. suede ".ivin, olt" of the
mental powers, AMI the prob gy
n Yesterday - the medirore Of
IN dlv, AMI the non compps men
Hs n to-mprror. I'll l.'s Jou I.
nal OF Health.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

every calling. There is hlrdly
one that has not been improved
immensely " the u e OF nnaehiD-
cry. Let tie reader draw a par.
illel between the farmer VINO
Uses eullIvatlng. reaplng and
thrashing machines. and he who
idheres faithfully To the system
his ancestors practicei--"who
breaks the stubborn gIehe' with
hoe or lumhering pIow, while his
-I'ore euierprisIng Heighbcr Out
STRIPS hun solely because his me
hauical aids enable him to use
hls time to the lest advantage.
A. with the farmer ard seam
stress so with all other callings,
and We need II rnumerate cases
tn make our Argument strong
Patiently whiting the giants OF
nachip' ~ stand; theIr mighty
sinews are untlred and unrarkeG;
lrou early NON TIL dcwy eve
they perform their allotted tl,k>
md at tbs hour the void is de
.pendcat upon their hum onious
i,tion. Block up the rl.Icond-
with snow, and inen turu pale
le>t tIeIr engagements be null
Ii, 81, delay ihr sleamerS, suspend
tfanslilaniic intercourse, ana Ihe
void gropes Lllnd'y. We ma,
-ay, uGtil lhc ruptureI cominuni.
.alIon Is re tored. All pro, e,s
IS ofinportaaee depend upon the
accurately working machines pro
vi,isd tor them. The happines
and actual suStenance OF lii,
greater part oil the world depends
upon n aciinery, "a do also it.
Intelligence and mental caIttrre
In view of s'Ich features as Tres,
we cannot doubt TINT invent on
brnPh;, no: only the w1skun.
laSses. but also the whole hu
nan iamily.-[ Scientific Amer
can.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
Sheril'S Sale.

DY virtue of decree and execution Ia
- M directed froln the Randolph Com
m1u PlraS- Court. will expose 10 ,lt
81 tive Geurt IiouSt door IN Winchester,
Rluiplnh County, lnniaua. op Slturdtv.
the 9th day of VI lryh, -63, brtNprn ia.
hours OF II o'clock A. Mini 4o'clock
p. VI OF said day, the following real
estate. stu tied in Randolph County
Indiana, tn-wit.
The west hilf Of the north wes-
qplrter of section fourteen III. town
SHIP tS'rty-one <2D OF range fourteen
an east
Executed "a the property of Rachel
Murray, Thnm S Murray, Wiimm Murnr
Su>tnnah Wilt, George Wilt, Pheh,
Murray. Uriah Murray. mn Murray
VI rgarrt Marrtv. N,ncy Murray, Robert
Marrtv. and M,ry Murray. at the suit ol
James MOurmaii, etil
A. II. JENKINS,
Shsriif L. G..
Mlrcb 4. 1867. n:6f,es] -.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM!
The Magic Time Observer,

DElNG a Hunting aud Open Face.
- or Lady's or Gentleman's Watch
Comb ned. with Patent Self-w ind
ing imDTOv"mPn'.
TIE New York ILLUSTRATED NewS. the
leading pictorial paper of the United
States. IN rs issue OF Jan. 10Th, 1868, OF
page IA, voluntarily SAYS:
q" We have hrtn shown most pleasing
novelty. uf which the HuBRARD Bios, at
ca led the Mace TINE OBsERvER.' ami
j. "a hunting ami open.iace watch coinli-
ned. This J. one OF the prrtticSt, must
conveni,ni, and Il, cidrdly the best aud
cheapest ,im'pl,ce for general aLd rela-
he use, ever offered. IL hnS within il and
corrected with its machinery. Us Own
win'!iug attachment, rendering KY en-
TREY unnecessary. The eases OF tai,
Watch are composed OF two nrtal,, the
CA or one being fine rs carat gold. IL
has the improved ruby action lever move
mrnt. aud Is WARRANTED an accurate time
piece"
Price, supcrh'y engraved, per case of a
half dozen, 1914. Sample Watches, ia
heat mprUcco hoxrs, tor those proposing
~ buy NJ wholesale, S95, sent bv express.
with bill payable un delivery. Soldi'r-
must remit payment in advance, aS w
cannot collect from those Va the army.
address HUBBARD BROS. & Co.
pitt SOLE lMP RTERs.
South Cor Nassau q John-sts, n York
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03

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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-04-03
SHAVING SALOON!
BUCKNER & OUTLAND.
BARRIERS & HllRDRESSERS.
SHOP ON MAIN STREET,,

Immediately o1cT Cgrfcr'S Nelr Store.
They are prepared "a shave. cut and
cleanse the hair. renovate clothin.. etc.
Ia the llteSt hnd most approved siylc,and
or the m - rra Sonlble terms.