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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
IMPORTS.

Fnoy rAHtTI-p-r F1JiaE Dart, Nov Is-s esks C5z7 gals
rum. - o~eheIs re-, : mas cacoazEts. IsOh-<fs ch2Teaal.
FEo~ ssS Fssycfsco-Per Ftrray. Sovrmb-- Is-II0 esS.
ale, Jos psr. rraskt iron. II p<cs sarth--war-- Il rkK- cotton
Fotss iJ pszs eur as psEs erss- 81 pkss -aooks h-fd- ard
hsps. 20 Fs<. oninu-. - psxs app--. , pkx- bind.. ! pkz
slsf a.en<s, pkg sash. Z pk<s GRAHAM soGr, ] b5I syrup.
lsse n<s , CO ssst4 grocsrs-, l. pigs Tea / ~a<ru coup-te.
y eoal OIL 2 CO shar.. II esks boiled oL. ! csc vsruish- ,
Sterpsncne. 10 css potatoes. 80 CO b-ad. l-Sco I= cois-h.
Shna Chairs. 90 - prrSvd mats. I1 bb- line. :. pE.s
butter. 70 pig. u--rct rds-.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
Es1LNC

We e1py te fzL~hx imm ~ y. d. Ssfssf-s T.-.-
: . s-ss.ss I.ssis IA. ga eazssa tlsa isrs: 3 fs-
essf.-
ca.ssE ~ Aeg--xr Anir-~ II Psssst "a. a-.zH-a
Co. A4vs kzrst-Srs S-a NEnta
III Bnf-A Alp I've Ca. ne- At N~- YorS IA. bsa yur-
ehaSa - Chtrt- : REa4ll. q N~W B-ifrt- 80 vs. E=-
nsry ss1sa n ~ ~hsin< r~t a. tz HeS=ok. = al to1s.
Er hso1sL
Lo-- OF . sTEa~ wHatEa-Ts~. steam -Aa,er P1aesr. e
San. Jeg So 49, SauS ~ =. = aE hs. u 9 r. =. i h9. .sss.
49, - %.s - .. s.,. S-ss, SAas<s a. ,ss q
WI nstzEz ts F-a Ia mat- Al sve q the ergx eaH@ hone
g. IT, Baek EaE<. AL uz rzl4fDl-r q th- crew are "a bard
te bars AEsa Gists All Oray Tar, ard sehoausr GAeer,
g I- PoEL
eE.I<s TSs L@.s s ~ z ES sI5: frsi, ILL III 5 sles,ss
VESTS szru@d ~ th- Bdtsa pirates daring the VA.
Barrel - IN Alshanas
sap B~5.H5 Tsskr; fNe- BeaSsi- sE .AiP, osiat rs-i.
SAP Lt slfsaSs, q New Bedhsa, Sc re.-~l AL iassr-
90 vITE-A B~,h-I. sINsa-
fr3Eht Fsn-aaI esret.. ste- saIsS
EiDs3e
Esfs Lsay.si>. Il Ss- Boasrd, vs-~L e=r. gods, ia.trs-
Ess y-slN~ s.lasL s. eaieAias. saly, s.5@
Bu< k@s Cor-y, q ~e-tfart- vessel oGfsf a24 al % baa=i.
sar cosr.~r, q Prosiae,.s-z, Sc -,-~i I'D oeist
Ser wasAsr Gag. 81 Provisesi0vz. hr ve.-l aA
By IN -s-Hassa.h. GoarEa ad TarAas
-hP Hz-zan- ofNeS BsisrL- sls-57s
80 lsIAc H4NAu4. 81 N~H b-4t 20. t-llS-
-hir E1rh-t.. q Ne~ BadGnd. sI1-sl
Sap MAJ sfNs~ B-eSrd. ssss0..
<Eg -arha Thnufau- q Nc~ B-df 81. fG-A
Ssip Na..sa. q ~ B-d1rd, Mrs Wllam c. Pzia~. co.
szAfh o~usr. caim. sioigO
sag G.-ai VIM. Lassas. ss,-sa
Bsfk i&b-lA- q N~H u-ifssA. Ee0IGa
EafS E4sarL e NJ Eo4arG. sI-ssed
Esrs gr@y.S Nv B-lErI. sISI.lg.
E<S Co1xnss- q ~ E-4frd. s1EzsZ
Bzrs wasefiy- ~ E-dfera. SD
HGrE Mar. q ~ EEf 81. sEgGN-
Hafs IRA -sG q Nv E~LfrA. SZs-l
ENs M4fsa- q ~ B~tffd. sGsO1.
HsFE FaEart. @ Fafhav.u- sslGs-
BarS CataerEs- q ~ Ln1sa- s+-s1G
Bafs CasiuElE q W4EFru. X 4. sI.Z7l
ScarE.f EsEE- q FFlsacta-a s.s1.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
EXPORTS.

Foa HauBpEe-p r Bh--1<. Nov 20. III. 20 So Ihs]
~haeb1ue. Do pk-s tSs-ES arsl WhA5- 81. - rk- 1Gi
- wairus t-th- Is TSs G-ss6 ~ w.L > pas -zss b.
tslaS, - pkS. G.GS Esl-l uaAs-s. - ps t2s2 D. Ah4es.
! psE =, ~ tzrue shdL ] FkE 81 h. snE gas. , cords
Ws6. - pscsc>- EIbrad Eai Stores VElas areSa s1.OSo.
doacstc ssA1GG, AL tl~lsaiPp-d sS750el
Fca NV BEnFozp-per A. J.. Pop. Nov. z2-IoI5 bS.
12Q@o r. ~hzs huse. SIS PkSs IC71is <ar.) whale oil.
- ps=s rss9 gas sperm 81. - Fks. siz.a, Is c.ks C3gl&
ENrsj coeuaazt OIL rs pkE. Cs2Sl gals molAs.-s. > kegs
555 ~ sz-1r an stores Value ForcE. s3.Ocl s. Dore--
&c. $50 81 TrAashpp-d. Slc>.&5i -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

VIENNA. Oct. lS-The Catholic Bishops protest
against the adoption of the new Concordai- They
urge the Emperor not to revise the sacred treaty
between Austria and Rome. The Emperor re-
proves the Austrian Bishops for their course, and
says the protest i liable 70 create excitement al 3
time when tranquility is necessary for the restora-
ton of the country. He reminds them that the
Emperor of Austria Is q constitutional Prince as
we'll as a true son of the Church. The ReichraIh
Royal Council) received the announcement of this
reply with prolonged cheering
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
PASSENGERs

Foz Wr~ov aun ToET--p-r KEau@d. Nov. Isth-Np G. p
lea. Mrs u r VidA Nr. : L AEstia. nv : z B-hnp. Ms.
Hattie Els. Capt I-k-. r d Nevi1-. uhe ard chill, { Dcrby.
x Y Hzsbands. H. Fafhers Gregory and D4miaa-
FEoN SGs FRsSctsCo-p-r Flreay. Nor Isl Tou--l
FzoN T-srTt-r-r Fyin- Dart. Nov. Ig-G~ Brock,zv.
4 - % - III or O.. $1,000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
c~oHuERcIsL ITEMS.
Di.fanr~. b~fw~rs prineipaI Pref6c Ports

T~ EtS ~cais-sa gives - ana-ta< Statistics TT-far-4
- ne aata-al 54rsza q statistic. a. w1sala<=1 III eEzr-s
<1sr materially ira data AsrytlGrs F1bzshaL Ts ART CO.
ana ofaEass zs-s tAs 81 .rf=s dsl..es- IN sirAsht A. D.
t.e-n c. p-ru nan-1- Ts scast eahzna- rves he Eszl
sallng rste- TA~ taLis 81 - faaL eoavelEzf Sc rErenoe-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARRIyALS

ARRIVALS
Nov. 1f---hr OwsnA. rom NnbnkA
fd-Siep L.abcnA. EHn NakEaA
fG-<chr Maauak4wa. Nnt1lr. lua Mat
f---chr Lila. from Mai
ff--rar Nsmsalr. Atam.. fra Mat1kG
TT---nr keuss. hun Hawai-
-Bsw hrx Fs by. Chagnsn. ~ dsys fruu Saa
Frrcsrn
E-km Nh b. Traisnt. r.. from Arctic. with p bbis
.. $50 btts ~ Oh amd I1pga ~ ko-
E-km sh bs -anb-Rn. Barr-tf. t--m krvtac. win IS
bbis -. 81 bbis Va 81 asi . pr fbs b-ee-
IAN ~ - Mas. Drakc. E-m Arctc. Win $50 thls
N oi AID 800 ~ br-.
r@Schr MAJ Eucn. West. fum N4aL
lo--,hr Eat L.. Cas-. Guui Ns=L
f-Nm schr Tying Dart sweet. u tays fruu TAal
D---hr Narita. BerrlL from Hawai-
NAN M - Courier. Hlnblr. hum Hta.
Gl--rhr Nary. Patty. frum HRsaH-
.--chr "a NJ. W~thsrh-~. from Mast
@-chr Ot4 Fellow. CisEsy, tom H1waH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

Nov. Is-tm va ID !. n. nsuu.on- w.t-~as. sr er4a~
Ant humr-
ls-An WI IN Gay Heal. KsFev. Sc srui.e.
ES-tmr kiasea. Msrcegr Euu " HAYWARD PoTt.
I'm w - Thrs- Brta-rs. Tsb-r. 10 cr1s--
B-<ctr haus1e. Atant-. Er No.kE-
D@-hr kctise. Sc Hawaii
k--enr Ihu, Gr NocEG AID Nazi-
b-sehr OSaa~ Sc Mof5saL
D-cchr NAY Eu~n. West. Er Mast
2--h- NanuuSvaL Ant1ur. Er N.ui
&-Am nh bk Nlnsrva. P-uninan. 10 eu1i.e ant ho-@.
I-Sshr Nsnha. BeFrM. s. Hawai-
INA h IN Jreh Perry. H-rr-teAi. cEt< 4 kr-e-
I-AG ~h % Tsn1.rSn.. WI-Ss5x. 10 cru=@-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
TIL Public and Dealers al large will
please take DO ice q the ne. advertisement Of Me-srs- HYsAS
* PHILLIPS in another column They conclude 10 sell their
entire Stock positively at COST 10 close business BY the I.t os
January next They also call the attention OF Customers and
those who have purchased on the coming quarter. that they
mus, positively pay by the Is; OF January, ls6s. Also. thos
purchasing goods from dAse- can have them on very reasonable
terms Respectfully,
HYMAN & PHILLIPS.
5s ST Capt. Shows BGiEing, Merchsn; Street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
>kfp.- Malta

Fos ssv FssScfsco-Psr Ttrsfy. Nv. u
Fcu NGNpN sEn Poars-Fsr EL1ar& MALAY.
Fos Nsrt-f-r ksr L~-, te-i1y 90 Nac4sy.
fos Nsr sf-Psr Nrtts Nsr-fL Noutav.
Fos Hfro-Frr Annsr. Strnday 90 Tsr-tay.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Horn Di>tcm per.

The y. y. Times, in reply To an
inquiry Is to the cause Of the horn
distcinper or hollow horn, inputcs
it to hard usage, TO a lack OF prop
or food, drink and shelter,-in con-
sequence Of which the cattle come
out in the spring lean and dispirit-
cdau1 with lite rccu2crativc force.
Such cattle, it is affirmed, are alone
subject to the horn distcnlpcr, OF II
exceptions exist, they arc 50 few Is
to affirm rather than di7provc the
correctness OF the rule. IN most
eases the hollow horn can he detect
cd by the GOODNESS of the horn near
the base ut the head. ii is custom
ary to seek Il cure by means OF bor-
ing the horn near the base, when,
il the disease exists, bloody matter
will cxude from the orifcc. Some
plug ZIP The holes when the dis
charge ceases, while others leave
them open. Tn fornc' IS tn b t
plan ut least the horn looH, better
than when left like llutc stalk.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
DITCH ! DITCH i! DITCH |
Drain l'0ar Es'c! Lands,

FIVE HEiRS experience in the rsc Of Drain
Tile, las demon siraied The tact 10 the farmers 81
Randolph 1ouniS .h.st there Is nothing that paw
- well - thorough fr-iL in1- Iais lila. an
last a lifetime. Ailcr Eve experience. We
can sas Thai ~ are non nasin- better Tile
Wan NC have ever Yet bccn able % manufacture
before. "" ., he rrfc d go them IL our
iaetogy vcss VI lie depot
Wa IARllN. soUpEEs 1 CO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
what Georgia Negroes Propose TO DO.


At the Great MOses reconstruction
meeting held in Savannah, Georgia,
April /, ut which it is said 100 per-
sons, black and white, were present,
the altered condition of affairs in tflt
state is well set forth in the following
extract from Il speech BY Rev. MIR.
Soins, a negro:
"rhe white race had never under
stood or known Us perfectly, because
we have always diSSinmlatcd. This
WAS a natural result of tyranny-of the
tyranny Of slavery. We arc now free,
but We are under no obligation toany
man or set OF men North or South. 10
God We. owe our dclivcrancc, AMI to
Him be all the praise. We will sup
port good men. We will elect men i'm
our Municipal, State aud Federal re-
lations, who are loyal, true and tried.
On short probation We will trust the
Mayor and policemen, for we want il
In be understood here and now, that
we want no bigotcd Mayor and no
brutal policemen: hut we mean To have
black aldermen and white aldermen,
black policemenand white policemen,
anu we will mix the colors up like
rum and 'lasS.S.' We will send no
man TO Congress who h. not loyal and
who Is not blind Ia color. When You
so to the polls Ia vote be sure that your
squad Is commanded by a colorcd cor
poral, and one who can call the roll. -
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

An Irishman warns the people not
To trust his wife, Lccatlsc he never was
married To her.
PRENTICE says: "1'lIe only poetry a
haulsomc girl appreciates is written
with mustacic on her lips"
THERE arc very ancctionate female
friends who kiss each other through
two thiellncsscs of veil, and know how
To- hug each other without disarrang-
ing a curl.
OLD WOMEN. are three
classes into which all the women past
seventy that ever knew were 90 be
divided, That dear old soul; =, TEat
old woman; 3, That old witch. = Colc-
ridge.
HEARTS, the best earl i'm the chance
game OF matriniony; sometimes over
come by diamonds and knavcS: often
won by tricks; anil occasionally treat
e'l Ina shuilliny manner and then cut
altogether.
"EIIDGET how came YOU To burn
the bread sou ''O,h. am il It burned
ii Is: Sure, then, ma'am, but It's no
fault Of mine, for wasn't you after tell
ing ME las thing aforc you wint out,
a large loaf must bake one hour, an
mads three large loavcs, - | baked
'em three hours jiSt; for what else
should I do:r
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

y WRITER i'm the Boston Cultiva-
tor gives the vendors OF an article
called Japan spring wheat" pulled
for lis excellence and productive
ness by the Interested, !, smart rlp
for the fal>lty anil imbudcRcc Of
their prctcnsionS. lie has tried the
wheat and found il Il spcclcs OF scr
ghWn, whose seed nEtdc n very
white Hour, but neither in oniantity
nor quality did il approach The eE-
cellcnce claimed for It. Besides.
the seasons in this latitude are too
short topcrinit il to mature fully.
even were il desirable for cjtltiNsl-
ton.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

n EuIsoND papesof a late dat
contradicts, on authority, the widely
copied statement of another journal of
that city, that General Lee has pro
nouncei in favor Of immediate action
ON the reconstruction law. ID is said
that Lee maintains his reticence on all
political matters.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

WE learn that straw suitable for pa
Ter making can not b. produced i'm
quantities TO supply the paper mill,
without much difficulty Go marked
Is the scarcity that clean wheat straw
Is selling for more than twenty dollars
Per tun. Farmers who have stacks of
wheat or rye straw in good order.
should lie aware that those stack, are
* good as gold mines.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

THE news. from Europe is still
squally. Spain refuses 10 yield to the
demands made by Great Britain. anil
Turkey threatens To- declare war with
Greccc. American bonds have de-
sliuc,i i'm London, on account OF con.
siderable quantity coming from Ger
many being thrown on the market.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
IN piANAPOLiS.
THE MtsIcaL. VISITOR:

Il Monthly Pcrio1icof derofolfo w
sc dl,l .Hfsiouf iafsyYRurc. I<pol
on ose first al cfck Dt0afh. Jy j. 4.
B,'fo.Retd d Co., Iudislog,oi,s, IN
difl90.
The musical visitor" contains each
month, Musical story; r.ra.h.N record
OF Musical News, al home ana sl--,ad =
monthly bulsetin Of New Masf.sa-st s,.--
from three to four pages Of es,,iee New
Music, vocal and instrumental, rrcrarc
with especial reference for usc in the hor,
circle. worth. in each number. from .YtS
10 cents besides articles on musical t6r.irs
OF interest - chori>trrs. teachers ana pa
piis, selected and prepared for its columns
TERMS.
One COPY, per annun., IN advance, 5 -
Six copies, (" i" 80
Ten, 4" i" nG-
Twenty Z" +" 5C-
Lack namhcrs supplicl-Ai.ircss,
j \. BUTIERFlEID < CO.
4eu Indianapolis, Iud-
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

IN the always interesting article
OF crinOlinc. there Is II most crafty
ing change. The 4" filters are
acknowledged by their wcarers to
be just what the newspapers called
I them from the iirSt, an abOmination
ridiculous IN form anal vulgar i'm
idea. They are To be followed by Il
much smaller hoop, graceful, be-
coming and convenient Tor both out
and indoor wear.
The fashion for b0nncts Is still
0scillating anil fails indicate dcnni-
! tely the style that is to prevail.
Those who venture TO purchase
have the modification OF secin"
something else entirely now the
/ first time they appear in their costly
nothiDgnesses. one thing, how
ever, seems to be pretty certain.
AMI that is that there viii be no
such radical chaugc i'm regard to sizc
Is has been anticipated. The small
bonnet Is what the late .Artcmu,
would have called "a Success
handsome women, and those who
consider themselves 80, have no no.
ton OF again hiding their beauty in
bonnct@ OF the old cualScuttlc style:
and those not includ, d in these two
classes are toe insignificant i'm num-
bCrs To Influence the fashions, mate
rally. Seriously, We believe that
Tor summer wear the small bonnet
Is the true idea; and wcarc glad TO
see ii perpetuatcd.
The gOrcd dress, % lone in FASH
ion, Will be the prevailing stvlc for
the coming season. Itis made plain
at the tOp-or with plaits AT the
hack, according To taste. For the
house the skirt is very wide n. the
bottom, with a long train. For re-
ccptionS this skirt is very suitable
I'm street dresses, there i Il decided
and apparently popular change.
The short dresses. with pctticOat to
match, are 4 great IMPROVEMENT
upon the looped-up drosscs, with
trains which would sometimes g.
cape from the best OF loopcrs to-
sweep the streets. These hort
dresses require q s1eqGc 81 Jacket to- I
be worn with th9Hl, and arc =. NJ /
orally made cR-V1e. s;haWl- cannot I
be worn with them; they have too
heavy Il look, and are not graceful |
with the new short dress. The /
short dresses for the street are made /
plain at the TOP, or with plaits at the
back, both OF which are Fashionable.
The skirt Is usually cut with points
the bottom, and is worn
over aplaiie, pctticoat cfthc same
metcrjal-but the pctiicoat is now
often made plain, and when trim
med with graduated bands orvclvct
+ very pretty, and many prefer ii
to the plated. Every thing in the
way ofdrcS7 Is deliberately trimmed.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

THE President, not discouraged with
Tie summary reiections OF Cowan and
Ncsmith FOR the Austrian mission, has
trotted out another candidate equally
offensive, in the person OIL. Il. stock
ton, ~ New jersey, who VAS nj the
late session unscated from his place in
the senate. fsff hnn faWHa
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

TIE work OF removing the dead
Union soldiers inferred at Cairo, TO
Mound City, Illinois, for rc-intcrmcnt
III the Government Cemetery ut that
place, has been commenced. about
one hnndred aud fifty bodies have
thus Tar been cxhumcl.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

TIE Government DETECTIVES have
made raid upon the countereei.ers in
Western New York. Up to noon ye.-
to-day they hal in the Rochester iail
twenty dealers in counterfeit green
hacks andpoStal currency. Last even
ing, April ;, eighteen more were
lodged IN Jail AT the same place.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

The courts have settled The fol
lowing points:
]. Subscribe who donot give ex-
pres notice % ~ epltrary are con-
Sidcrcd rs wishing to continue their
subscriptions.
=. II subscriber order the di-con-
tinuance of their papers, the pub
Usher may continac To send them
til al tlEst due be paid.
3. VI subscribers rehisc or rcglcct
10 take ;hcir paper. from the Office
to which they are dirertcd, they are
held responsible til they nave set
tied their bill and ordered their "a
pcrs Discontinued.
/. IF subscribers move TO other
places without informing the pub
Usher, and thc paper is sent to the
former direction, they arc held re-
-pon~iblc.
>. Refusing 10 take paper from
the Office, or removing and leaving
it mlcnllsl for, is pfiuir Jocic cvi-
dencc OF intentional fraud.
6. \ postmaster ncslocting 10 in
form the publishers when Il paper
is not taken from the Office makes
himself liable for the subscription
price.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
Eren, ihc Christian Tilsel anI S ispess
rF WAITING.


One i waiting fos her lover.
Bindins " her COLLEEN hais,
Dresmis.. sweetiy Of the conner,
Fastening white rose there
EHz o-eis waiting for tie sea-trceze
That shall sAit him to bis home,
Thinking f,hc dear OIL boeel.trees,
AID tie fields lie used 10 roam.
one Is waiting for the pleasure
That Will come with gold and lands
Iioardns W the sli,ierins Treasure
Inhls hungry, e. ger hands.
one Is wai,in~ Tor the glory
rfe That will slrinc npon his nanic,
In the comins song airi story,
When lie World shall. own bis fame
In their waiting Tor the cleaning
OF the coming % their God.
In their waitine--iR their dreaming,
They arc laid beneath the sod.
lam waiting for blessing
Better FAR than f.rac or wealth,
Most Of true JOY confessing-
rs The glorious boon Of healtt.
Autumn's rip ninS shale and glory.
Winter snow and spring time rain,
Tell the sad, unyaryiag story
am waiting still the same.
Sh,ll in tits lingering ero7ing
= - For the bliss that's still in store,
On the dreaming and the hoping,
Meet the fate Of those of yorel
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
"COSfNr'So
tELEbRAIEp
BISHOP PILLS /.

UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL.
FOR Nervous and Sick Headache. Coiiivencss
init ccsiion. Dyspepsia, Bilii"a-nes., Cou.iira-
ion. piarrhra. COLES. Jhili-. Fevers and ZEN
e ral arrangements Of The Digestive Organs.
-EoNes &c. &c. and > sizes.
Sold By al Druggists ever where.
way. =. Y.
Ard T. j. L. HlgsNs NiaeAe-ic Ter, Indiana.
IL In
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18

j. 400 MILLS without chan ol coaches.
FROM nuNklRk AND sALAMANcA-E, View
York Time from Union Dcroi>:
! 600 \. VI. NEW YORK DAY kNPKE>S. from,
Salamanca, SUNDAY rNccIfcd- Stop, IT
torncIi>viiic 81 \. VI i,knl, intcrsect-
ing " ith The 5.:m J. N. ia. EAprcss from
l'uialo, aud arrives Ia New York at 1881
l.. NJ.
10 \. N. EXPEESS MAIL. from puukirs
SUNDAYS excepted stops AZ Salamanci
9.iO \ ". and connects at iiorn.IlSviIl,.
and Cor ing with the "a \. ". Express
MAJ! from huualo, and arrives at New York
at 10 \. N.
As y. VI. NEW YORK NIGHT PGfSS from
pUukirk, lSuntia.s excepted. Stops At
Salamanca G.j5 y. N; OieAn - = N
Sup Iarer'> 9..,6 \ ". Bknl. and ar
rive, ia Ne" York al l. 80 l.. VI, connect
luz with A'tcri.aon Trains and Steamers Tor
EoSt"n an'l Ncw England CUES.
FROM BUFFALo--By New York Time from
Depot corner Exchange aud Michigan SIS
$50 y. N. NEW YORK DAY EMPRESS. Snn
days excepted. STOPS at horncll.silc
s'p y ~. tBAul: Su~qHcliai 80 p
M. i'lnel: turner 80, =. " ..up AID
arrives 10 New York lu..u +. ". C,anc, =
al Great Bend with Delaware. la, kawau-
na aud Western Railroad. and Jersey
ItN with Midnight Express Train, NV
Jersey Railroad f,r Philadelphia. BATH
moro ami Washington.
$50 y. VI. tNtRESS MA l.. via Avon ana uor.
Ifh>Ntle l'.Hnda.s cVccptcdl Arrives "a
Wv DIN ~ Q w \ ". tbNHfet- al III
mira with Northern Central Raiiau, tor
harrisburg, Pii!gadc l.hIa, Isa!t more, " ash
ingipn ard points south.
22J J. VI. lightning EAPRESS. l>unla,s
excepted. stops at llorncll,,iilc 80 l..
~. sup aud arrives in New York .."u \.
VI. 'nnccis AZ Jersey City With Morning
cypress Trim of View Jersey Railroad Tor
6uiim"rr ami Washington. aud ~ Nc,,
York with Morning Express Train Tor Boz
ton ald New Spglaph Titles
Clio r ". NJ" YORK MUTT EN 'EES>.
DAILY. stops ~ Iiorncll~villc H.. ~ T.. NJ
pup, Ihtersctiing with ihc - T. M
rain from lunhirk. aud arrives in Nrm
s"rk at i1.30 = VI. Also contr.ts ~ e.
m'ri Tor harrisburg, Philadelphia and
South.
iI.2o 7. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. SUNDAY
eNrIiedl Sto.ss ai SU.qgctanna - A.
NJ, Ekh.; Turner's ~. =. NJ. Dine.
and arrives in New NorS ats IL T. NJ con
meets at trcat Bend with Delaware. Iacka-
sanna and Western Railroad Tor Scranton.
t'c.tyn and Phtlddclpitia. and al New
York with Afternoon irau- aud Steamers
Tor iip>ioh and New England Ciii.-
Only "nt Train East on Sun ~ L.a, i,t.r G,,fr,
10 at d.l0 l.. NJ and reaching N.m York AZ /. 70
+. N.
Boston AND New England Passengers. with
,hrir i'ag=ase, are transferred tree % charge IN
New York.
The best Ventilated aud Most Luxurious sleep
In- t"aches u I'm THE WORLD Z II accom-
l""s all night trains "n this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
An'l fare always a. low A. ~ any other Houte.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can he obtained al MI Principal
lishei Offices a. The West aud
Southwest.
Ii SlLDLC- VIM. r. BARR.
teal Supt. GcnI Pass. Arr.
NJ.J-iy
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
"COSTAR'S"
cELkERsrtD
HECK2'ExD NV N.ELI'E.

For Cuts, Burns. W"uuh>. B"ils. cancers,
Broken Breasts. Scr" fipI'le-. bleeding. Blind
aud Paingsl Plies Str"fii,,u-. Pulri,t an.l III
conditioned Sorr-. Iltrr.. G.an,ular ~ lliugs.
tTuldion-. tuiancon- Affections. kiugw"Fln.
Itch. toruS. Euui.n-. thiii,iaiu-. a.. thaft--,
Hands. hip. %c.: Biie- 81 Spiders inssci-, Api.
issp-- Nc.
E,Ns.s. eIc.. lie. auA nu. dollar = scS
-->"li i'y AL Druggists every Whore.
And hs llENEN u. ,OSfAR. Depot 4 I
Br.as.~as. Y. V.
--,AA ty &c. IiiE>lI, Winchester, iDlians.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
"COsTER'sv
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOLE sE&U'

Fore rms. BUNIoNs, wAI7s, a..
Rove 'ic.. 5rr.. aud one dollar sizr
-->"id h all druggists eNrry-wltrrt.
--Af.d ha !"nrN X. Costar. D'..."i I'll Broad
Na,. y /.
And b. }. 4. lliRSll. Winchester, Indiana.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-04-18
"COSTAR'S"
PECTORAL
COUGH REMEDY,

Fer ron.hs. Gods. UoarSenc--. Sore rb-oa.
trogp- hopping tough, Influenza, Asthma
consumption. Btonehal Affections, aud all De
esasr- 80 the ihroat ansi Lungs.
= Bottles sJc.. .lnr.. and sizes
--S"ll hs ail Druggist. cvcff-Ntrro.
IND hs iicnrg 4. Cosiar, Depot gsl Broad.
was. y
And .. }. {. iIigsH, WINCHESTER, Indiana