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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30

IN MEMORY OF HX DEAR AND
10, I'D FKiEND, 81 AZ q D 4
CnG(hE!..

Aud emu it be th.,t she ia gone, WHOM
but a few short days aSo We SAW smi,igg
and happy Yes, Death, ever relrDtless.
came stealthiiy and robbed us Of oar low
Ell one. Without warning he griSped e
springs OF her yOGng iiir aud She golden
bowl was broken, TIE -ilser chord pnloos-
eel She - dead. How our hearts ACHE
A. vc repeat a.; ana the tears iail An we
recall all the holy ties that have been
riyeH. A yOun- husband lett IN sorrow
ana anguish TO mourn Tor her who was
tne hight Of hi. hOme-the prlestcss ui
his sous inner temple. Nay he ,n this
dark hour Uf sorrow realize that now sb.,
the loved. j. not lost, but one OF Co.'S
shining angels, 20 guard bis itlterng
steps through life's wesLy journey. To
him Is born new ties OF Heaven, aud this
sorrow which bes fallen On his life Is only
Tor season. Beyond the tide - reunion,
blissfu existence where all the mysteri-
Gus dealings OF Providence will be reveal
ed, and We shall meet those who have
gone before, III the bright eiiul gence OF
perfect day.
She whom We mourn was possessed of
all those gentle and womanly qualities
which endeared her to large circle OF
friends aud relatives.
Yes, our loved one has gone TO the
spirit land, with all her trust, her high
hopes and fond anticpations of the future.
In her home dear ones will miss he's gen
tie minisvatiOns, her light step and tender
greetings. But or the Eternal hills she
awaits those, the loved ones, who aIs left
in grief and sorrow.
Fain would We offer slight tribute to
her Characteristic who was so good and
kind, so warm and genial in her charac-
ter. CONSTANT in her friendship, and yet so
modest and retiring. like the fragrant VI
olet. Tier beauty OF CHARACTER vas known
best by those who had knoSn her longest,
and by these will she be longest mourn
ed.
A mother moufns her. the youngest of
her flock. One after another has been
taken from her embrace. until her heart
- nearly broken. Brothers and sister
mourn Tor her whom the angels have
beckoned away to share in their joys i'm
mortal. \ little child, too Young TO know
the greatest loss that can ever belall him,
that OF a mother May God shield
him. and be to him more than all a moth.
er's love could ever be.
How beautiful see looked in death; it
seemed TO US a We looked on her sweet
face fer the last time, rs if the glory of
Heaven rested there.
Calm on the bosom Of thy GOd
Sweet spirit rest thee now;
Even while thy steps earth's pathway
His seal was on thv brow. trod,
Dust 10 It's narrow home beneath,
! soul To it, home on high;
/ They who have seen thy look in death,
{ No more need fear TO die.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30
SheriT's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution TO me di-
ID rected 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, 1863, between the
hours of 10 o clock A VI and o'clock 7
VI, of said day the following real estate,
situated in Randolph County, Indiana,
tO-wit:
The southwest quarter of the north
east quarter Of section twenty-three (23),
in township nineteen 40, of range thiF-
teen east.
Executed as the property of Andrew j
Smith at the suit of Barnia A Harris.
4. ii. JENKINS,
Sheriff of Randolph county.
Jan ST. w 2s-wJ
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30

laid his manuscript we can not
get our hands upon it again. Sor-
ry for it.
Wonder p. II. don't favor us
with those "'notes among the
teachers and school districts of
our county,"
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The teachers of Randolph
County are kindly invited to
meet in convention on the lst
Saturday in February next at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in the new brick
School house, north part of VIM
chester.
PLEAsAXT HiATT,
Examiner.
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TOTHE UNEMPLOYED.

/ CAN GIVE STEADY EMPLOY
/ ment TO active Young men To solicit
orders for the LITTLE GIANT SEW,
ING MACHINE, price Si5--Henmer,
Gauge, Screw driver and extra Needles.
viii pay liberal salary aud expenses, or
allow large coTmi,sions. COUNTY
RIGHTS given % AGENTS. All Agent
Naa.el u every County. Forp particulars.
descriptive catalogue, &C. af3ft-s. wtth
sl4a.p.
Gehl gent .us :. =, iO...o, y.
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AppOin tIIlent.

~ Office is hereby given that the
Y Undersigned has been appointed
Executor of the estate OF Thomas Hig-
ginbotnam. deceased. late of Randolph
county Said estate il supposed to be
solvent.
THOMAS CLARK, Admir-.
Jan. 6, 1863. 21wJs
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$40, WAGES PAID 500.

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY. Wo will give COM
mission OF all goods sold by our Agents
or pay wages at from $40 to 800 per
month. and pay all necessary expenses.
Our machine is perfect in its mechanism.
\ child can learn to operate by half an
hours instruction! 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and VIC
lave reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars
Each machine is warranted for 3 years.
Address c. RUGGLES,
n.yl Gen. Agt., Detroit, Mich.
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Notice the new advertisements
of VIM. A. Dynes 81 Co., who
have removed their News Depot
to the room formerly occupied by
j. ID. Smith.
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A COMPANION TO FEMALE LIFE.
Nj A l. l.,
Life Among the Mormons,
BIZ AUSTIN n. WARD.

This. like the above. is a work or great and
unusual interest, and Will DE eagerly read as
a companion volume To FEMALE LIFE.-
IL is large II mo. volume. neatly bound i'm
cloth, illustrated with engravings. and will be
sent To any address. postpaid. on receipt of
Price. s l.O0-or on receipt Of $500 we viii
send both the above works, postage PREPAID
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& dsniGsstrat0r's sale.

= Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,
! that viii sell ut private sale, pur-
Suan, - an Order - tie Randolph Court
81 Common Pleas, male ~ TIE June
Term thereof. in the year 1852, tie undo
vided onr-tnird part of in lot uun.beF 'wo
in the East Front in the town OF Win.
chester, Randolph county, Ind. except a
small piece taken out Of the north. west
corner OF said i;.-lot, sixty feet north and
south and twenty ight feet east and west
One-thri OF the purchase money will be-
required to be- paid Mt the time Of sale /,
one.taird IA H'ne months. and the residue
in eighteen months from the dav of sale
MITES viii be rcq.lred waving valuation
AMI ippraiscm"nt avs, with interest from
date. secured by 1rfgtge CA said undi-
videi third OF said 10, ior the deferred
payments, JESSE WAY,
Jan. IL, 1863. % Administrators.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

now 40 indispensable to every family. are be-
ing manufactured by us IN every variety of
style and iini;h. Descriptive Circular with
prices wi be furnished ON application ana
any style 81 Album sent by mail, post aid, on
receipt Of price.
Booksellers. News Agents. Book Agents.
Canyssssrs. Peddiers and others Will do we'll
10 order package Of our books ana Albums
They will fnd them exceedingly popular.und
terms liberal.
1000 Local and Travelling
Agent Wanted
every where faT thrII Sale.
Eprsinglc copies arfart%rmsir Quantities
with other intprmat.ot aIllf to."rasdfrs.
Join tbMtN F0i1tk. PubtSlrr
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June - "
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Sherifp's Sale,

O14O4 LII " tOSA4Ot
DY virtue ofan execution to me direc-
ID ted from the
Delaware Circuit Court,
will expose to sale at the Court House
door in Winchester, Randolph County,
Indiana, on Saturday, the
2Ist day of February, 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI.
and 4 o'clock p, NJ. OF said day the fol
lowing real estate, situated in Randolph
County, Indiana, 10 wit:
Commencing Mt the middle of the sec
ton line on the vest side of fractional
section twenty nine 1921. township TWEEN.
~ 20 north Of range twelve rl2l east.
thence north OF said line fifty rods, thence
east across the north west quarter ofsaid
fractional section, thence south fifty rods
To the center corner of said section,
thence west to the place of beginning.
Also that part of the north east quar-
ter of said fractional section that lies
SOUTHWEST of Stony Greek.
Also a tract or parcel of land bounded
as follows: beginning on the west line on
the south Lant OF Stony Creek, thence
j UOItu Nv tIlN ~ ibNS ~ ttlt ltfl VI tie
high bank north OF sand creek thence east
along the top and edge OF said bank Ia
. the east line, the runs between Nicely a
Cline, thence south to the half section
! line, thence vest to the south west bank
of said creek, thence down said creek To
the place of beginning. il being the south
part of the west half OF the north east
quarter of the section, township and
range aforesaid. and containing three
acres more or less.
The whole number Of acres in the abov,
lands being about twenty seven and hall
acrers,
Executed as the property Of the Gin.
cinna,i y Chicago Rail Road Compan,
ct al, at the suit of Henry Rowe.
A. II. JENKINS,
Jan 30. le63 s. 90 Sh'HRC.
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~ OliCc

TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
State Of Indiana. Randolph County.
NOTICE is hereby given that Joshua
~ VI. Johnson, Administrator of the
Estate of CYRUS Starhuck, deceased, has
filed his petition to sell the Real Estate C:
the decedent. his personal property being
insufficient TO pay bis debts; and that said
petition will he heard at the next term oil
the Court of Common Pleas of said coun.
tv. Attest,
JOIN B. GOODRICH. Clerk.
Jan. Is, e63 29w3
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Appointment.

N Office is hereby given that the un-
Y designed has been appointed Ad-
ministrGtor of the Estate of Sila. Brown,
deceased, late of Randolph County, lndi-
ana. Said Estate i supposed 10 lac solv-
ent. ARTHUR HEDGEPETH,
Jan. 20, 1863. 80 Admir-.
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DICKENS,s LAST GREAT WORK
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
By CHARLES DICKENS.

BY CHARLES DlCkENS.
Complete in one volume, - mo- cloth extra.
illustrated with stqel engraviHgs. VIII be
sent TO any address, postage paid, on receipt
o price, LOO.
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Sheriff s Sale.

10y virtue of vcnfitioni eyponas and
r,-z execution To me directed irDm the
Davies ,'ircnit Court, will oNpose 10
sac VI the Cour, House door IN NiIiche>-
ter. Randolph. County, Indiana, on Sat
uriay. the 7th dav Of February, -t3, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A ann I
O'Clock 7 VI. OF said day 'as following
rcal estate -itagted ia Ranaoinh County,
Indiana to-git;
The east half oil the southeast quarter,
and the north west quar- Ter Of tie sau'h-
cast quartz. and hft -rn acre =. up
ssn,h ,.',.' - H. o. nc = - a..
49, & g -, 3.
So -..e.c. ,ra Tie =
i-,c.., a. - p. -" :
4. = L
"r .'-' - 49,. -.
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In thc Randolph Ciresi. Court, March
Term, 1868.
George W Rranham -. Helena Cruiser,
William T.. Critser. and Jennie Cruiser,
Heirs ar Law &c William Critser.
tomplainf for he cppoin,meaf Of a Com.
rai~sionor 70 roRrey Real EstGfe
N OW comes the said Plaintiff. b.
~ William T. Debolt. Esq. his Attor.
ney, and files his complaint herein, ac-
companied with an aft lavit that the sail
Defendants aye not residents Of the State
Qf Indiana:
Notice i. therefore given So, Defend
ants thai ulle-- they be and appear Oh the
hr,t "a. % tie next Term Of the Ran
dnlph Circuit Court, to be hollfn :. the
Court House in Winchester, on y bird
Monday af y ~. So. sd p
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-30

PhYSiciam. Surgeon and Obstotlri-
elan. uORRISTON N.INDIANA.
1 TTEHD> promptly to all calls in
" the Inc OF his hrolesslon. Char
ges moderate.
- Residence an Office on Main ST.,
South part OF town. II
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-06-04
COOPER'S STUFF

w "a M TT II ID ,!
The highes; price in cash will be paid for Slaves,
Reading. andN Hoppe Enquire Of L. ID. Rob-
inson' 50, at the Atnerican House in BroWnville.
ne ne subscriber is about establishing COOpering
ment in l}rownville, and will perform all
,on IN that lineg such as making Flour, Mo-
1essSs 49,. FoTk and Brandy Barrels VIII also mend
Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Akc.
RS7-3m-pd Id ROBINSON.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-06-04
AN T. hAC A.
A pROCI,AMATION

Whereas convention for the adjustment Of
claims of citizens of the United States against the
Republic of Costa Rica concluded between the
United States of America and that Republio and
was signed by their respective PlenipOtentiaries
at San Jose on the second day of July thousand
eight hundred and sixty, which convention being
in the English and Spanish languages, is, word for
word, as follows:
Convention for abe adjustment of claims Of c It'll
zens of the United States againt the Government
of the Republic of Costa Rica.
The United States Of America and the Republic
of Costo Rca desiring to adjust the claims of citi
zens Of said States against COstRica in such a
manner as to cement the good unders landing
and friendly relations now happily subsisting be
tween the two Republics, have resolved to settle
such claims by means Of aconventiOn and for that
purpose, appointed and conferred full puwers res
deetively to wit:
The President of he Q 1ited States on Alexan-
der Dmtry Minister resident of said United States
in the Republic of Costa Rics and his Exeelency
the Constitutional President of said Republic Of
Costa Rica on Manuel Jose CarazO and Frandisco
Maria Yglesiss, who upon an exchange of their
plenary powers which were found in good and pro-
per foEm have agreed to the follwing articles,
Art l. 1t is agreed that all aims Of citizens of
the United States upon the Govern meat Of Costa
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-06-04
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF A SUFFERER.

Published as a warning, and for the especial oene
ftof Young Men and these who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &C. &C.
Sy one of those who has cured himself by simple
means after being put TO great expense and incon-
Venience, through the OF worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, G. A.
LAMBERT ESQ, Greenpoint, Long Island by enclOs-
ing a \ postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARDES A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, ~ Y.
MAY % 1862 n46-2m
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From Rattle Snake Greek.
HEADQUARTERS, B. ri. b. }
RATrLEsNAKE CREEK, Mt.
MAY Sth, 1863.

May 9TH, 1865,
Editor Nebraska Advertiser: n
In the language of son remote hifa.
lutin historian of the revolving seasons
"the winter is past. the flowers appear
on the earth, the time for the singing of
birds is come, and the voice Of the turtle
is heard in our land"
From the most reliable dates this quo
tatiOn was the effusion os close observ-
er of nature, and written in the month of
May amid prolusion of flowers gently
waving in extatic recognition of honeyed
notes changed by the feathered uninstrels;
ALI but the last of the quotation is appli-
cable to this elevated region; the turtle"
has not been heard the 'folcersp are
here, and the birds sing, Iexpecl.
exactly the same songs sung when the
author made the record, at least, evidence
to the contrary is wanting. Ifthey have
undergone change since that day it Is
not surprising as almost countless revo-
lutions have taken place inlanguage, GUS
tom, habit and governments, and why
should not the birds adopt new notes of
melody discarding those used in,the days
of Solomon? Will some astute ornithol-
ogist enlighten the world on the subject |?
What would this terrestrial sphere be
without Its rich carpet of verdure, lovely
flowers, and the birds sweet soothing
carol +? Let Winters cold chilly days
and nights hold the sway, and life would
be robbed of one half of its charms; there
would be no JOY filling the heart on gaz-
ing out on mountain, plain, hill and val
ley, and the soul-stirring notes of the
! fearthered choir huShed in eternal 81
lence Thankfulness, earnest, and sin
cere, should ascend as sacred incense,
from the alter of all health, to God for
the indescribable fountains of pleasure
gushing forth from every grove, ,eeyery
spear of grass, overy smiling flower =
That's achdt'S the matter we are tickled
nearly TO death at the return of Spring ::
as serious doubts were entertained wheth-
er this portion of the globe was included
in the regular routine of Dame Nature,
knowing the materials were out at the
time it was created. If The turtle
could be heard this would be like the
land of Solomon; but, alas, the plainlive
Uoice has not, as yet, been heard on Rat
i tie Snake.
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TR EA TILE s.

Convention between the United States of America
and the Republic of Costa Rca. for the adjust
ment Of claims. Signed at san Jose July 1860
Ratified by the President Of the United States,
November 9. 1861. Exchange Of ratifcatiOns
November g, 1861. Proclaimed by the Presid ent
Of the United States, November ii 1861,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-06-04

And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified both parts and the respective ratiheal0ns
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-06-04

(No. 7O,) Resolution to regulate the Compensation
for Paying Pensions.
Resolved by the senate and House of Represenc1-
tivos of the United states of America in Congress
assembled, That agents for paying pensions shall
receive two per centum on all disbursements made
by them to pensioners of the United states: PrOvid
ed, That the aggregate compensation. to any one
agent paying both army and navy pensions, shall
not exceed two thousand dollars per annum.
Approved, July II, 1862,
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Of the same wete exchanged at Washington on the
9th instant the lime specified for that purp 81 b
the ninth article having been extended BY the con-
traeting parties:
LINCOLN President Of the United States Of Amer
lea. have caused the siad convention to be made
public to the same that the samo and every ease
and article thereof, may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United Strtes and the ei,i-
zens thereof. i freI
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States TO be
affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this eleventh
day Of November, in the year o. our Lord
{ l. 81 one thousand eight hundred and sixty-One
and of the independence of the United
States the eighty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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mo. 70 A Resolution suspendinn the sale by seal
ed bids, of the Lands of the Kansas and sas and
Fox Indians
Resolved by the senate and House of Representa-
tves of the United states of America in Congress
assembled. That the sales of the lands of the Kan
sas and sac and Fox tribes of Indians of the state
of Kansas, by sealed bids, bp and the same are
postponed until the feuI 5h day # March egh teen
hundoed and sixty-three, and treaty or law to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Approved July IL 1862.
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No l. When the Brigade, company
or squad, is on drill should an amusing
incident occur each man must yell at the
top of his voice. This is for the purpose
of testing the lungs, wind, SC.
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LATE ORDERS.

No. l. When the Brigade, company
or squad, is on drill should an amusing
incident occur each man must yell at the
top of bis voice This is for the purpose
of testing the lungs, wind, Sc.
No. 2. At the announcement of "gratb"
it must be responded to by "heIter-
skelter'' foot race. This is for the pur.
pose of testing the legs. Being an order
of the greatest importance shall be short
ly enforced.
No. 3. The use of the word defeat"
in official communications is prohibited.
In lieu thereof the word sretire" shall be
used as more acceptable to the taste of
military men, and better adapted to GER
tain circumstances.
No. a. Should the enemy come into
camp, and say ''hoto, meat, bread, blailket, .
the demand must be literally answered.
because the Constitution enjoins the noble
precepts to "teed the hungry and ctOthe
the naked )" he, (the enemy, possessing
a peculiarly of system preventing him
from earning a livelihood in an honest
ooay should be mildly and kindly treated
No alhusron shall be made to his natural
or acquired weaknesses, as his highly
sensitive nature would be offended, and
his interesting visits discontinued. The
endeoring epithet "brOther,' ' must be used
on all occasions, eUen if the arrow, OF
ball. be aimed at your heart, or the hatch.
ct raised to split your skull. We must
"loys our enemies His CHRISTIAN educa-
ZION, having been neglected, daily MUIR
ders of helpless men, women and chill
dren. must be regarded as an erring hab'
it. Ignorance, particularly, when com
bined with ferocious fiendishness is q
valid pIea fer the commission Of the mos
horrid crimes perpetrated by our most
beloped brother! This order must be
carefully carried out. The sugar, is bet.
ter thauthe vinegar treatment TO settle diff
fculties among near relations. Hands Oft
let ,em steal, let en- kill, but don't retail
late for fear i" family war" will be the
consequence. If they have the advant'
aoe droD vour "fILin" but when the ad-
vantage is in your power give 'ens meat
bread, blanket"
Order No. 5. Immediately after the
Pavmaster's visit it will be expected Of
the officers to accommodate the "bOys" al
five cents "anto." Chaplins not allowed
to play "ssvea up'' on the Sabbath unles;
it be "rainy soeather'' as such examples
WELD a pernicious influence.
The remainder of these important or
ders must be reserved for another time
Should they be faithfully executed the
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OF ALL KINDS Printed n,s
d for sale At the ADVERTISER OFFICE.
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RATES OF Af5TEgTIS1Nts,
onsssaife lIsn iInss6F Iszl) bae iassrlisn. a e.
Rach additional Insertion
Busiuass Cards, SIX lines 0T less, o8e gsar @
One column onoyear
.One half coinmn ne year -
O-e fourth column ona year -
One eighth column one year l8 -
One column six months % -
One half column six months 16 ee
One fourth column SIX months - ~
One eighth Of 3 column six n0nih8 y y
One column three months - ~
One half column three months - -
One fourth column filree monfhs ~ -
One eighth colnnn three % ,nths -
Aunouncing Candidates goT Oficef -
Transient advertiSemens Blssi re radf for 1 avaEee
Yearly advertisements. Quasieriy IN aslspnssl
In Transcient Advertisements, fractions osar Ga
square will be charged for BY the lines az ne rate ~ fe'
centsths rst week, and cents each sabseqHeqt wees
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-25

COW generally gives larger return of milk,
LOT the food consumed, than a COW of any
other breed; hence their value and adapted
ness Tor the purposes of supplying milk to
cues. Specimens of this breed have been
owned IN Maine by Mr.. Goodale of Saco, Mr..
ApDott OF Glenburn, DIR. Pope of Gardiner,
D. ~ Lang OF Vassalboro, and others; but
we 40 not know how much care has been OBJ
served IN keeping the breed pure, or how ex-
tensiyely they have been disseminated.