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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
News of the Week.

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see, and it is said has 10000 men.
This is probably an over statement,
but his force is certainly greater than
Gen. Fosters opposing him. He
has driven our forces from Bean Sta
ton, capturing 800 men. and now
holds q region which furnishes abun-
dant supplies.
That pure patriot Fernando " God
has offered q series of resolutions
setting forth that it is apparent that
general decentralization and incapaci-
ty peryade the executive branch OF
the Government, and calling for in
vestigation How sanity and disin-
tcrested some. OF these democratic
politicians have suddenly become |!
They have grown old in all possible
corruption, and are desperate be-
cause their power is gone, and they
can neither rule the country nor ruin
it.
There is OF course bat little APP
parent activity in military affairs just
now. 1t is not the season for move
ment but for preparation. 1t is not
likely that much will be done before
the opening OF Spring. Still we
cannot tell what may arise to change
present probabilities. Everything
is uncertain except the final sue
cess Of the government in crushing
the rebellion. This is as sure rs the
DEGREES Of Heaven.
An expedition of three negro
regiments and one white regiment
with a battery has gone from New
Orleans to the mouth Of Red River.
Our forces have occupied Indian
ola, Texas, without opposition.
One hundred and seventy-nine
National banks have now been es-
tablished, with a capital Of S3l,-
l9l 200 The amount of bonds
deposited is Sl0,4l3,5
A list Of promotions and changes
in the regular army is in course of
PREPARATION at the War Department
That portion of our forces is much
less numerous than may be sup
posed Originally it consisted Of
Is, 900. When the war broke out
eleven regiments with three battal-
lions of 2,400 men each were adj
ded; but some OF these were never
filled up.
BISoHAMroN. N. y. Jan. s.
St. Joseph's College, fifteen miles
rom here, was entirely burned New
Years night. The building was
insured. The chapel was elegant
y adorned and fitted up. Tie IL
,raries were all destroyed and were !
'esy valuable. There were nearly 5
me hundred students in attendance.
The Richmond Examiner of the :
list reviews the military events Of
S63, and confesses that it was, for Q
he Confederate cause, the most =
'loomy year OF the war. o
Christmas was lively day be-
ore Charleston. There was heavy j
annonading for several hours and L
ur shells set the city on fire.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
70. the Journal
AFFAIRS At FARMLAND.

Nh. EpiroE In regard TO the
article by my friend Gybosgs, in
your last issue, II is necessary TO
answer with positive facts res pet
ing this 90 immunity, aud for the
public Leneii..
That there has been liquor sold
by the proprietor OF the drug store,
no oae denies, but in all cases for
medical purposes and he was very
cautious in dong so. 10 those he
knew would use 1t IN an intemper-
ate manner he would not sell it
even for medical purposes. In con-
sequence oil this many would 90 10
Morristown or Winchester to get
liquor, come here and get drunk ;
AID then some one would report
tina. they got Il here aud in thi
manner even boys would get IT.
Citizens oil THIS place will verify
this statement ut any time. This
has been an every day occurrence
io7 sometime, especially since they
can get ii in Morristown. The
proprietor seeing this going OF
around him, en,plied his liquor int
the street on January 9Th, before ih'
issue OF your last paper. Again
he consulted several prominent cItl
zens some two months ago, IN re
gard to not keeping liquor at all
aud they answered that ii is ne
cessary article, and should be ano
is generally kept ih all drug stores
Gybosga says that it is "conducteC
In such a manner as is calculated
to deceive a great many" this i
simply falsehood.
would state in behalf Of tn,
proprietor, that he conducted tina
part OF the trade as we'll as it coult
be done with the surrounding cir
cumstances also that he will no
keep whisky at ALT sell. In con
cluslon | would say that GA profit
able religion never yet wanted
prosely.es,' and weigh well III
evidence before you decide; als'
mischief often returns upon the au
thors of it. Franklin says it is /;
good rule for man 10 attend TO hi
own business.
For the present | will close.
Yours, PREsCo.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

The less man knows Of any sub
Iiect, the more obstinately will he
cling to his own notions in relation
to it, and the more uncharitablc will
fer from him. This truth is con-
stantly illustrated in connection with
religion, politics, and education.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

There were some expressions In
this article and also in Gybosga's
last week, which were too sharp
and personal, and we drew our pen
Gil through them. 1t is right to
oppose whatever is wrong, but the
gOoo cause never loses anything by
a statement Of the real facts of the
Gaze in point. When We make re-
Elections upon the evils around us
we should try to do so with the
right spirit. and in the way that will
be likely to do most good. OF
course every man must be his own
judge in these things, and when our
friends send Us articles for publ
cation we must exercise our judy
ment conformity with theirs, in re
spect to the whole matter.
We are always glad to receive
good articles on the subject of Tenn
perance. We are pledged 10 the
advocacy and support o. whatever
we think is right. We shall OPP
pose, as well as we know how, ev-
erything that tends to injure man
or in sny way retarj his develop
ment. But we wish TO avoid per-
sonal.ties as far as possible. Ed.
jour.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
RED JACKET.

I. l.. DAYS RED JACKET excel. any
other Lnimcnt now in use tor all manner OF
pains. For sale at
j. &. HIRSH' s DRUG STORE.
ALso-Dr. Walters Celebrated Indian
Vegetable PILLs-no better in use. %
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
Notice Of Appointment.

~ Office is hereby given that the un.
! Y dersisned has been appointed Amin
istrator OF the Estate Of William r. McIn.
tire, deceased, late of Randolph county,
Ind. Said Estate s supposed to be solvent
JOHN S. MCINTYRE,
Jan. 10, let2. 70 Adm'r.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that the under.
! signed has been appointed Admins.
tiatrlx OF the estate of A. F. Teal, deceas-
cd, late OF Randolph County, Ind. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent
LIZZIE w. TEAL,
Jan. s, 1864. 81 Admiristratrir.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
Administrators Not.ce,

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
/ v the undersigned has been appointed
Administrative OF the Estate Of Alfred
Pickett, deceased, late Of Randolph county.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
ELIZABETH J. PICKETT,
Geclc-94 Administrative
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
Cash for Straw
SIS To sr5O PER MCyTu

e VIE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MA
i CHINE COMpAN Y want M Agent
in each county, TO solicit orders for their
new Sl5 Machine. with gauge, screw driver.
and extra needles. We will nav n liberal
salary aud EXPENSES, or give large commits
sion. For PARTICULARS, terms, etc, inclose
stamp, and address
i. :. PAGE, Toledo. Ohio,
% General Agent for the L. 8.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

x x 4
DIR. SWEETS
INFALLlBIE EMINENT
-THE-
Great External Remedy.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,
L,mJogo, STIFF Week and Joints, Cuts
and Wounds, Sprains, Bruises,
Piles, Headacke, and all Rkeu-
matte and Nervous Disorders.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
Is the ..uthor of "Dr. Sweets Infallibl,
Liniment."
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimen,
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen,
Is a certain Remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets InfailibIe Linimen,
Cures Burns ana Scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linime EN-
Is the best known Remedy for Sprains ant
Bruises.
DR.. Sweets InfaIlibIe Iiniment
Cures Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
DIR. sweets IrfalIible Linim EN-
Affords immediate relief for Piles, and sci
dom fails TO cure.
DIR. Sweets InfalIible Linimen
Cures Toothachc in one minute.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liuiment
Cures Cuts ard Wounds Immediately, anc
leaves no scar.
DIR. Sweets Infaliible Liniment
ls the best remedy tor Sores in the known
world
DIR. Sweets InfalIible Iiniuen,
Has been used by more than q million pto
pie, and all praise it.
DIR. Sweets InfalIible Linimen n
Is truly 4 friend in need and every famil,
should have it at hand.
DIR. Sweets InfaIlible Linim EN-
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price 95 anc
so cents.
RICHARDSON ( Co.
Sole Proprietor~, Nnrwich. CT.
For sale by LORD & SMITH, Wholesale
Druggists, % Lake Street, Chicago, His. -
General Agents for the North West. IL
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
SHERlFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of renditioni erponas to re
ID directed from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, will expose to sale at the
Court House door in Winchester, Randolph
county, Ind, on Saturday the 30th day OF
January. 1864, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, Of said
day, the following real estate situated in
Randolph county, Indiana, TO wit:
ln-lot numbered twenty-one (2l,) in the
town of Spartanburg.
Executed as the property Of Christian Sni-
dow at the suit of William Macy, Guardi-
an, &c.
a. II. JENKINS, SAF &c.
Jan. 6, 1864. 81 81
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

J. Is. GOODRICH, Clcrk.
Number marriage licenses issued for the
year 1863, is 1863; fines assessed, SO 81 !;
jury fees assessed, So.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
TIE r M s.

DUsFu Ir"m u - u s. per week. Rooms
Tor self-boar,irrs ut moderate rates.
Come early and make sure of adr1ittat CO.
+. TUCKER,
"a II. VI. JOHNSON,
Teachers
College Corner, Jay Co.. Ind, Dec :, 90
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15

We W. .4.v'D ELEGANT
FALL DRESS GOODS,
AT THE
T R A D f PALAC E ,
HUME, LORD l. co.,
&c and 2S
WEST WESTINGHOUSE.
Just Opened
PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
All widths and quality
PLAIN POULT DE SOLE,
All colors.
RICH PLAID SILKS,
RICH FANCY SILKS,
Splendid assortment.
RICH COLORED MOIRES,
Plain, Striped and Figured.
PLAIN SILKS AND SATINS,
For L, ening and Party Dresses.
BLK "GRO GRAM
REPT SILKS,
Plain Taffetas, Figured Delaines,
Plain French Mcrinoes,
French Reps,
All colors.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
OTTOMAN CLOTHS,
STRIPED MOHAIRS,
| DRAPE DE LUCCAS,
PARIS ROYALS,
ROB ROY PLAIDS,
BLACK BOMBAZINES.
| MOURNING GINGHAMS.
FRENCH CHINrZ.
! RICH PLAID POPLINS
FRENCH DIAGONALS,
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
SPRAGUE'S PRINTS.
PACIFIC PRINTS,
AMERICAN PRINTS,
DUNNELL'S PRINTS,
MOURNING PRINTS,
Hume, lord 81 Co.
TRADE PALACE.
Bed Blankets and Guilt. Muslin
And Sheetings, Napkins, Doilus,
FLANNELS,
! All kinds and colors,
| FhENCH CASSlME2ES,
Superb ca, Fancy Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSiMERES,
For men and BOYS.
| HOSIERY Endless variety.
GLOVES-Fuil hne.
EIBROlDERfES. BalEoraI Skirts,
sc, SC.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED Ch!lF,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
CLERKS EXHIBIT

For tie Years 1861, 1862 and 1868.
JoRv B. Goodrich, Clerk of the Randolph
Circuit Court, makes the following state
ment of fines, docket fees. jury fees, IN
claimed witness fees, and forfeited reeogni-
zinces collected and paid over by him
commencing on the 22al day Of August,
lcCl, and ending on the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, 1863, to wit:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-15
Liber C0Ilege---1S6l

Winter Session begins IYcdacs9av.
Dec. 30h, 1863. Continues -
Weeks.
, 1864-03-01
SIYNDLIKG THE SOLDIERS,
The Watch and Jewelry Certificate
Buainess,
A COMPLETE EXPOSURE OF
TflE FRAUD,

From the n. +. Tribune, Feb, a7.]
Following close upon the suppression of
the gift enterprise, there has sprung up In
this city and elsewhere, another business,
which Is more impudcnt sWindle, and a
more dangerous fraud upon the public than
ut the expense Of the soldiers, and it is for
their benefit especially that we undertake to
expose It The managers Of It appeal to the
crcdulous public By sensation advertisements
III substance something like this:
-.', .S5Go00
WORTH or WATCHES AND JEwE1Rr,
to be sold for one dollar each without regard to
value, and not to be paid for until you know what
1 echedais Of articles and prices follows, en-.
brne1ng gold watches at 500, silver watches from
n,oeaic, coIal end emerald brooches diamond pIna,
oo ~'eus, and numerous other articles Talued at
f,nm - 'tn Sc. The advertisements say that
ior & esch: lat cer,,% OF I'll the articles are
'spiaced in envelopes, sealed, mixed, and sent By
naH as ordered without regard to cn oat ~. "
the receipt Of the certificate you will see WAY
e aad se sxs e s9d a7ea asI i + SeR
eents eents ases &c Iq5 q Agents allowed ten
We have not copied any ono advertisement
bnt compile the above from five which aru
before u, which profess to be issued by diff
fe1ent firms, and which, though yaryins
slightly, arc tho same in substance and often
IN words. Any number Of such ADVERTISE
ments can be found in the illustrated week
nes, and nobody Will have any difficulty in
Identifying them. What We have to say ap-
plies to all Of them alike. They all advertise
to TINT the "prtze packagc' stationary bust
after. e~'>-
The method Of doing this business has been
, 1864-03-01

money, paying large rates Of, interest there
for, and on Saturday morning, he had made
very great exertions to borrow 81, 200, as ho
syid, 10 make purchase Of cattle.
" One theory ie, that when first induced to
Ps Pes{1e ne xel ead a to Se the aof % T arnh
ed him with money with which to indulge
his r1opcuEities ID other, directions. VeTr
soon bis luck turned. It Is the same old
story-hc borrowed Of his friends-then he
abstracted from the vaults Of the Mint, with
the hopes of replacing 1t before detection
that be knew that lie could not 70 longer
and that as he failed to borrow the amount,
be concluded be might as well go for 'bIg
thing" and he went for It.
, 1864-03-01
DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

sr.rEH EH1sR5SS,es s,11, 1,En RrroT. Dese@1eE ls6s
ioT snppiyss IL T. 5aysSa y NJ ssd e
= ,nS Fa7, Ss%ss
bias ~ ns reseEe, lor t1s delivery Of hasass
roinn ny pFopese to aafe delveres sad sse las1
e s e
Sa eon5,staa es5 ssreF'c' anan oe aa ~
TT RI,fs @u!s % sI,sssn cut IN werds o. tae btaa
ssIss NJ. ..s.sz - ssa 'osas'
e. F;opesis 70 % oe'sfed must be ''.' y
vii as 4rie ). ae aoq
Sosas:ss M s 49, ~ :!ae to TING seta.
1aa e Ill hs9a
ys5sd Ss f9a sesTRtse q r.o,rs,
nsss S ,Is t1si.5{ s
ioTaEe proTo.ed i eon{ority viii Se t.Ta ef -
Tsssssss5 s;
EssPsE;bll!.. e IS za1Eastor. must be shosa
Sa,sd II q s'ass ss,Son;bs ssf5 s'dsa g
III esasfs e iii s s. duly eaea Of tho aoc-,t.ao,
Tie fall namn md z Q aadres. Of each bidder mses
prortaall ncst Sc Ncdr..1sc to Fr,gAfler Cement
D. H. Ruckc. Cnief Depot Qna1termasteY Wartt10s
--nEcssea3 ~ A1op~eee
be rsauied @ fhe sucsssul oaast IL aas
aS BILL m iosms II ais suasea1e<s aud bonds may ss
Obtained os snP'fKzaaoeo nFoKa 81 T: PEoP6sA1 III
fTovr Conntv and staIe}
(Data)
l. The subscriber do beFe5Y propose TO f1t1tsA x1A
deliver to the United Rtates, at the
Dera. tnens at-- ,aKrseAblF to the re9me a
7oCt anyertite ement inviting prorosaA fnr for1F0
11t.d WRahi1Cton Depot December 1853 tho foUf1s
pg s1t1cl >. Tx: -
II bushel3 OF Corr, II SACK. ks per bu1het Of
- bushels Of Cats, In a1ck1, At per bu4heI ON
pounds.
, 1864-03-01
Whose Dyc IL ttf1ng the place Of othc7s?

Whose Dye Il ttk1pg the place Of othc7s?
CERkSTAD0ED.S:
Whose Dye u tbs most perfect initiation Of Nature
CHRKSTAUO1sO%Sg
Whosc Dye nns beer analyzed By the best Chemist
Eno pronounced harmless?
CEIETSTADOI<0sS!
Whose Ealr Dye succeeds when all others 4ail?
CHRESTADGER0sS3
Thosc Hair pya has thc 1a1Gcst sale in the wo-ld?
CE1RISTADOE3O>S:
Whosc Dye IL stnped IN the greatest quantities td
tsic faFhaired maidecs Of Cuba, Mexico, and soutn
tlme11ca?
CHEKSTADOHOsSy
Mauufartured by j. CHEI3TADOE0, { Aston
llousc, New York. Sold everywhere, aud applied By
I'll llafr D1e3ser8.
Price s. f159. ard IS per bor. according to size.
icl6. Tttxetu
, 1864-03-01

110IF0WsayS76 ksIIls-Cositfvcne
InS tooEcls become torpid ana roEr1lcss undcr
EM1aMIa! M pofEaStnn. Hoilowa3ss llils rcfcfrxtc to
ne nncacus q thc e!seane sud e1aaicats II, Thcy
EcuaM thr 1onl and ytiatcd particles from tic il.
sher Exnausted cnerg,. BY rrsorin tons and sigor
1o1uee aeaAhy action md prevent relapse OF
1isordctH the ytsccrn, thty stand xithoat Tiva
3c9e-V{H lE il ' 1 ~ ~~ P ~
, 1864-03-01

And must the living North yet bear
This yoke with murnl deathl
From the foregoing history 1t will be seen
that the g 4stlauntfng- -lic'' story Of the Copper
head Journals and orators is 4 s'daunting -lio''
indeed. It will also be seen that, far from
being an utterance in contempt Of the flag, It
Ing the desccration Of that sacred emblem.
This statement VIC have felt duo to the truth
Of history, and now the subject stands dis
missed, with only this concluding remark:
All four songs were tossed out, We believe,
in the heat and hurry Of daily journalism, and
t1citnt they may be in literary merit or pol
ish, thcy give true, permanent, and fntensl-
fed expression to the convictions Of the pop
ular mind on a subject which must forever
remain Of the highest interest.
, 1864-03-01

hACuELoRS eelebrHsed HAlR DYEH TUX REer
LILLE Dye known. This splcndid Hair Dyu t. Perfect
osaEes [ns;E Rsd hgsty q Grey BAR ins:antly 70
te Hn'r OF staln1ne the sk1n. leaving the Hair Soit
tna beautnnl lEpsrts frcs, vitality. fcaurntly rec
Eea Dyes. The Gc2uipc Is signed WILL ~ 4. BAc1.
ELos, a1l othes9 arm limitations, and should be
Lay 6trttt, New York. iy3r4HJv
, 1864-03-01

formerly Asatseant Surgeon to De Moro Hospital,
fante Marie, Lisbon, ertuG.f, and Surgeon to Hos
himself to the treatment of contagious blood diseases
;Sr orc y 19a1 Thirty ys,rs TT years practice n
ted rsputst'on in ss5.aE serota.a Erysrslqs Rhen-
c-- w,thsut the use OF mercury. The various com
reatcd ard distressing dseascs ael!cnit - iemaies
Muecum Mt 11B South Clark street. p. Il. Box e. Ey
sHcShE Is cent? IN postage stamps, Tbs UnfortuuatGA
Guide sR be 10 RnJ 1ddFcst tn thG limited
BtAtkf. ft9.N&3{W1A
, 1864-03-01

Confidential PhysicEan. uuruer1y Of st. Louis, Mo.)
orncr Of Monroe. chicago. ILL.,. hair block frun tho
Post occ. on ~ Chronic D,scaset, and diseases o!
treats vlte unparalleled suceeA. Rooms sep srAte.
With The ttrtcteet privacy. O1ee hours <rom 4. st.
tosP y; SUNDAYS 70 y u 4. Y. C91amunieations
15&. Enclose TWO saurs and got his ulde to Health
From the Doctos's long experience In Hosnltal and
1noe. perfect cures ali Chronic diseases IN their
most eevere and complicated staR es. In very short
ttTnc. without the use Of mercury.
Young mcn suffering from selt-Ahusc are Invited to
call perfect cure warranted. Female Hrexnlari-
ties nttchdart Lrberty, Menstruatou, or pe1sons
dayine any ohstr 1ctopa to marriage. ahould 1t
once and be cured Best Of city rcterences a. to
ability and tucctes. fe1Qwt644w
, 1864-03-01
Special Notices.
IHnERu>s NIa~uoIfn Balm.

HnEan-s Magnolia Balm.
This Is the most delightful and extzaordin'f1 eo-
Gle ever dtsonvora6 n changes the sun burnt face
md hands to q pcarly satth textnro OF tzt1shlnE
beauty, tupaz41ng The marble purity oi youth. and
the tngat appearance 70 'nsdtinS IA the city bells
Of fashion. II remove. tan. Geek,ss e. pimp!es aud
rr.h trrnrn.rrrt and smooth 1t contains no nate
rsl iniu,ous TO The skin. Patronlzed By Actresses
.nd fSnrra singers. il is what every lady should
Laye. Sold eTcG5NheTt.
Prepared By ". Z. HAGAN. Troy. MT,
Aadrrss IN orders to
DEAA6 s. BARNES T. CO., Now YORK..
r..I. 4t txyF+r
, 1864-03-01
Gopart.1eIsDtp.

nISSOLUTION.-1he copartner-
stF1.cd III IL Ills day dssoiycd by mutual consent,
,loeerh Harris VII corsinne the Wood Monlding.
sAeh, Door and Bind baBtuets ut the old stand. on
<,anal STREET bctwctn Jackson aud Van Duren t.s.,
:d IL alone authorized the name of the late
Er1n in tltc settlement at 1ts bua!nesa. ,
t:hcaco, Feb. 70th, 1e6s JosEIrIha AAHKi6t 1Itiiit
iccl.r4o21wtR NA1tl1A AuAERE1.
, 1864-03-01

.Wu. q. GaHEH 4 Co.:
Gents freely give you liberty to make use Of the
,onowtng certificate Of tho v1lue OF Constitution
Water, which can recommend In the highest U1u-
ner.
My wife, who Was attacked With pain tn thu shoul-
Pnlpftat1on Of tie Heart attended with Falling Of The
rac - nHVscsn Tbn % attcndsd ~ 2. aho ahe Ea
months, when he left her worso thsn be found her.
Who attended her for about nine months and while
she vas under by care sne DID not suffer quite a
was inculah5e. For,h said he, she has such com
binat1on Of complaints that medicine given for one
operates against other Of her dtdcnltes" About
thIs time bhe commenced the use Of Constitution
Water and to utter almost the atst
On improving rapidly under its treatment and now
sulerintends entirely her domestic affairs. She has
four weeks, aud are happy to ssy that It has pro-
duced permanent cure.
Wx. q. YAS Bxxscuozxy.
, 1864-03-01
90 Cuntrarors
1000 ARTILLERY HORSES

f. &AAeA4AA@IA&k4 i aOfkNESH
QUAE~kExAkEl1.a D1fAErxzyr UAAR
In1AEAToL1s. Ind, Feb. e, 1851
T., e1HTaet!s VA mt received At this ofEcS -
" ~ oelae1 81. oa rdu!sspAY. Asrca "a, ii, fH
1000 ART1LLERT HORSES,
70 be delivered 1t tho Government st.h1ra +, kb.a
tlsEv #1shu !alS@J S3 daTs from date OF c1n,r ant
SPECIFICATIONS To1 AR1lLt4xy nos81s.
said horses 20 he 0! dark colcrs not 13ss thar n1s-
and n7e-t1lf nnnds high tt1r To- nnc f9} 1fsS8
old. strong. quick and Ackvt, entirely Hpuud III
broken. and Rlaare tf0iess in Harness., and n Fo1I
cese Eseh horse - weigh not iess thsa a.avea h1a-
These specidcatons viii bo strictly sdnesea TO- al
s1E1nly enforced IN every particular.
NO BID w.E he a. tor satned uuies4 accompanied b
2aafAnfJ fer tta faith NJ pesforn1ace.
10 ~. o:.co.
c 5ndcsa 4sa requested be p:ese2s At the opening
atemea s.ser7es the night to reject al bids
Tassefsini btsets wt1l b. zeqairsd to on:er tnks
rtis,G tTcnEast with good and suflcfent eoourf{Y
"Mmon lEfee days frOm the ate pt nwsr1l
~ uk oof6 0ta 10 n tho 43mo nAr;Ies viii IN snx,
snE ~ Gt;sst@tVT rs @ g al *uoh bids >' "A-@ @1@'@s
~ no ST nt~rtained tor itsa than ny horxea
right shoulder. VIVA" - 'osl1 aasaes 90 t3sa
FaJ1Se1: made on completion sf ooa,r.c, ~ =.
Scnn a. the radtEsS; ned usaT ne IN nsia
HarsI2 viii oe endorsed PEoposs1s ioF AFtii!ex
Any othor inform atiou viii b promnt1v p,r., a,
Appl'eado to the onderst1ntd personsiy Or bV ~
Ter. GEO. T. bkNWNIs6.
At%~ H0A"ts Can't, A
, 1864-03-01

N11l Ek<etsE-&kL'CkKesS4
5hould ht rtad by everybody. It trcau Oh, and
stcEt how. the cs results arising fro early abuse
It'd unhappy contamination may be subverted With
sure method Of dispclllng the mlsgivings uAny
ccrience IN entering the marriage etate Sold BY pH.
L. A.. BARROW, 1885, B}oecEef street, New York.
Fr1ce = cents, Matted free eyerJwhere.
II be had also OF n. aCoV1l, i6 1sandotp1 street.
Chicago III. de.s-tg7Iy.la