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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

Now, I'll tell you what you want.
You want the lady of your choice to
be rs pretty, idle, and useless as II
butterfly; would esteem it the
height OF in-manners were she to
employ herself with knitting or
sewing, while you are spending an
evening with her. She must be
always ready with smiles and elk
ings" TO receive company, and
then when you are married YOU
want her to be a tip-top house
keeper. But, let me tell you, you
will not find such Il woman; for we
must learn beforehand, and we
can't while we have 60 spend so
much time i'll making ourselves
beautiful, or run the risk of losing
our chance i'm the matrimonial lot
terry,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
Sailing Butter.

IL Is becoming u very prevalent
complaint, among butter dealers,
that farmers arc not careful enough
as To the kind and quantity Of salt
they use In preparing butter for
market. Some put i'm too much,
other hardly enough, while too
many are careless Is TO the quality
OF the article used. Ordinary bar
rel salt Is reported To contain 81
much lime as 20 causc u soapy tex
ture TO the butter, while lacking
the preventative power essential 10
good flavor and protractcd keeping.
exchange states that the Ashton
salt. imported in sacks of four
bushels, combines all the essentials
necessary 10 the preservation Of but
ter-the salt costing about oSe-
fourth more than that commonly
in use. IL pays well To be- particu-
lar in every thing relating TO butter
manufacture good article, clean
~ made and properly put up being
certain 20 rcmunerate the maker
for all trouble and expense, by the
enhanced price it is certain TO bring
in the market.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
SOUTHERN ITEMS.


The Huntsville (Ala.) farmers
give favorable accounts of the grow
iug crops.
Colonel c. &. Sheets the North
Alabama Radical, is opposed to dis
franchising Confederate soldiers.
All except one of the San Antonio
(Texas) mutineers who killed Lieut..
Griffin, have been arrested.
II Is reported that the Richmond
Examiner and the Times have been
indicted by Judge Undcrwood'S
Grand Jury for treason.
There Is considerable suffering in
portions of Barbour county, Ala,
Tor food, and the recipients of Gov.
crnmeltal and public charity are
waiting with considerable anxiety
the next issue.
In middle Georgia the last supply
Of corn will be exhausted in about
six weeks. People have walked
twenty-miles for peck of corn
meal. Many deaths have occurred
from actual starvation.
IL Is estimated that in the coun.
ties of Halifax, Spottsylvania,
Franklin and Henry, in Virginia,
and Rockingham and Casswell, in
North Carolina, the tobacco now on
hand is worth ST., 100000. The crop
of Spottsylvania alone IS placed al
$1,000, 900. These estimates are has.
ed upon careful researches Of per.
sons Interested In the matter.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

#H#
Tie wool pgodHct of this country
IS seriously discouraged, anu quite
shut OF ON many farms, in conse-
quence OF Tie worthless and preda-
tory dog. The last Agricultural
Report contains the returns Of the
number Of sheep killed by dogs in
the year 1866, made by Che CORES
pondeuts of the statistical division
of the Bureau. The amounts foot
The amounts foot up 13o, i27, from
reports supposed 10 cover at most
oIhy about one fourth of the groud;
allowing as "A sale estimate, ,,iNsl, 0n
-heep worth g ,000,00 destroyed
yearly Ly that invaluable pet, the
dog. THAT thi, estimate is within
the truth, may bc seen from the
number reported and paid for by
law in Ohio, which amounted in five
years 10 3,s34. The loss in y. \.
has been estimated by the Secrcta-
ry of the State Agricultural Society,
M $1,000 i'm a year.
Unfortunately for the sheep, the
dogs have votes, while r1c sheep
have not. That il, the "rcprcsen-
tatiVes of the people" Know that
there are ten men Who would bc en-
gagged Ivy 4 dog tax and would gov
crn their votes by no higher consid.
Grafton, where there is one farmer
who would allow 4 few dead sheer
more or less TO control his public du
~. OF course it is only the more
degenerate and NANCY class of cur:
that enjoy the right of political citi
zesship, with tire consequent eivi
right of killing their neighbors
sheeh. Decen dogs pay their take:
checrfully or change places if the.
cannot afford il, content Themselves
with such bones as they can honest
~ come by, and never aspire to die
tate the votes of their masters ant
the policy of the government. Bu
for "curs of low degree" this is
free country, where one dogs vot,
is as good rs ano,her's "and bette
too"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

PRoN DuHk'RK AND SALAMANCA-By New
York time from Union Depot-:
500 \. NJ. NEW YORK DAY ENPRkSS, from
Salamanca, iSundays excepted stops nj
Horncusyilse ? ~ y. iBknls interscct-
ing with the s.2O A, NJ. lay Express from
Buffalo, snd arrives Ia New York ut 1880
TO y. -. EXPRESS NAIL, from Dunkirk.
sundays excepted stops at Salamanca
$40 \. NJ, and connects at Iiornelsyille
and Cor irg with the e.3O A. NJ. Express
Mail N0m baBalof nn3 arriNesat New York
ats.tO "a. ~.
AS p. N. NEW yoRB NIGHT RypREsS, iro,,
punSirk, Sundays excepted STOPS at
Salamanca 80 y. NJ: Clean as 4. NJ i.
sup; Turner's 30 A N. Bkftl !. aud ar
riycs in New York nj - 10 y. NJ connect
ing with Afternoon Tram. and stsamers fer
Boston and New England Ciiies,
FROM BUFFALo--By New York Tiwe from
Depot corner Exchange and Michigan SIS.
$50 \. n. NEW YORK DAY EkpELss sss
DAYS e.eeptedl. stops al scrnehs,iie
$50 4. NJ. lBknl: susguehahsa s.le y.
NJ. lDinc': 1u-ucr's s.oj =. " lSnpl, aud
arrives la New Yo.k 10 IA y. VI. Connects
1T Great Bend with delaware. lacsaSan.
aud Western Railroas'- anh 81 Jersey
CITY with Midnight Express ram 81 Ssw
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia ba'''-
more and Washington.
8. 80 y. VI. EXPRESS MAIL. via Avon and Hoo
ncllsville Sundays excepted Arrives IN
New York at : 90 \. NJ. Connects at III
mira with Northern Central Hallway Tor
ilafrlrbhr., lIhias BdlthUfc, " ASH
lnglon and points south.
2.20 i. VI. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Sundays
excepted. stops at Horncilsyilic 5.15 l..
NJ. lSupI, ani arrives in New York : IN \.
NJ. Connects at Jersey city with Morning
Express Train of Ncw Jersey Railroad for
baltimore aud Washington, and at New
York with Morning Express Train for Bos-
ton and New England titcs.
o.10 T. VI. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS.
DAILY. stops at Hornellsville ~. - n. ".
Supl intcrsecting with the i.I5 H. M.
Train from nnnkirk. aud arrives In New
York ~ 2.3U T.. VI. Also connects at III
mira Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
South
11.2o =. ". CINCINNATI EXPRESS. SUNDAY
excepted. stops at Susquchanpa : - !.
NJ. Bkn; Turner'S ~ T.. NJ, Dine.
aud arrives IN Now York at3.i5 T.. VI. Con-
meets at Great Bend with Delaware. iacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Tor Scranton,
Trcnion aud Philadelphia. aud at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers
for Boston aud New England CITIES.
Only on. Train East on Sunisy lravin. Euaa-
10 at 60 I. NJ, and reaching Nav York at u ~
Pm.
Boston aud New England Passengers. with
their baggage, are transferred tree o, charge Ia
New YORK.
The best Ventilated aud Most Iuyuriou. sleep
ing Coaches u I'm THE WORLD II accom- l..
pan! all night trains on This railway.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Aud fare always a low as oy any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Witch can he obtained at all Principal
Ticket Offices In the West aud
Southwest.
II RIDDLE, WIN. II. BARR,
Gcn1 Supt. Gent Pass. Agt.
,5nJ..iy
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

q, pAfvrY foot.
@, gaitcr boot.
To pic.y yol're shocking
We ohiy kn0s
OF one thing worse.
And that's snow white stockias.
SO neat and clean,
Together seen,
Len stoies must agree
To you 10 vote
What Gray once wrote.
a handsome LIZ O..
The lasting theme
of midnight dream,
The very soul Of song.
Man wants you little
Here below.
Aud never wants You iong-
By Plato ne'er
Set tripping here;
By Fluto rather givea,
To lead poor man
(An easy PLAN
GA To any place but heaven.
Yet still we vow
There's magic nov
About woman's foot;
And cunning was
The wizard hand
That made gater boot.
For while the knaSe
The gaiter gave
EH To mortals TO cnsnare them,
Mankind he hoaxed
And even coaxed
The angels down TO wear them.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

SWEET CORN.-lt l. u surprising
fact that sweet corn Is not ubund-
antly grown among farmers. Eve
~ farmer thinks he must raise his
five or ten acres OF Indian corn eve
~ year, i'm order To have something
TO iNtten his pork and 10 furnish
fodder for his stock, DC. Now, il
every trnler would grow three or
five acres of sweet corn, his crop
would prove otmnch more value i'm
proportion To the number of acres
than Indian corn for feeding puIs
poses.
Last spring planted six acics Of
sweet corn.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

II see no sin i'm dancing" sail "A
young Christian belonging To f;im-
lily of wealth and influence, "but
the world thinks lightly of CHRIS
tians who indulge in such amuse-
ments, and wish to have my biety
unehallegcd."
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
DITCH DITCH | DITCH |!
Drain Your Vet Lands

FAVE YEARS experience In the rse Of Drain
Tile has demonstrated the tact 10 The farmers 81
Randolph County that there \ nothing that pays
80 we'll a. thoroaga draining. Ihis Thing Will
last lifetime. Aner i've years eXpsri sace. We
can say that We are nov making better Tile
lhan Nc have ever Yet bccn able 10 manu- iaciurr
before. Now j. the time 10 get them at our
factory ~est OF the depot.
,J.ns MARIly, S0upERs a CO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
Only 81 so per We ar.

IT is too low, but the proprietors
have determined To continue tn
furnish il ut that rate.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

The capitalist OF Heradon, Nevada,
talk OF building a $4,000 hotel.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

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TERMS
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Back numbers supplied-Address.
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

WHIT NOt' WANT. Now, I'll
tell you what you want. You want
tho lady OF your choice To be rs pref
ty, idle, and useless rs butterfly:
would esteem it the height of i'll
manners were she 90 employ her
self with knitting or sowing, while
YOU are spending IN evening with
her, She must be always ready
with smiles AMI "hNings" To receive
company, and then when YOU are
married YOU want her Ia be n tip
top housckccper. But, let me tell
you, You will not find such II wom
an; for we must lcara beforehand,
and we can't while we have to
spend - much time i'm Uiaking our
selves beautiful, or run the risk of
losing our chance in the ma.rimo-
NAL lottery,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

WORKING CuEAP.-"Nhat doeS
satan pay yol for swearing asked
one gentleman of another.
"Ile don't pay me anything, was
the reply.
"Wcll. YOU work cheap: to lay
aside the character of 4 gentlemen;
to infict - much pain on your
friculs aud civil people TO sbtrcr;
and lastly, 10 risk losing your own
precious soul-al lior nothing. You
certainly do work chcap-vcry
cheab indeed"
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
II X lie R.IIL WI u.
GREAT BROAD GArGE--pOURLE TRArK
HcUfE TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON. AND NEW
ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS PHON
Dunkirk TO Sew York, 400 Miles.
Buffalo Ia New York, aga Miles.
Salamanca To New York, Ala Miles
kND u fRos
TWENTY-FIVE TO TWENTr-SEVEN
MILES THE sHORTEST ROUTE,

al trains run directly through To New York,
II T4oo MILES without change OF coSrhSr.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
a. M. SWAIN, AGENT,

diseases OF The
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Wine of Tar also possesses a healthy action
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from the Liver. Stomach. Bowels, fidncys, &C.
sold hy Druggists aud Grocers ut only One
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blown the bottle, See small circulars y,
Druggists.
oLIVoR CEoCKd CO., Propriet0rs.
For sale by } { FIlRsM, Druggist, Winchester
fud
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23
Office No. 8 Public Landing

II JrIo-ses under Policies issued AZ this
Arenrt, f'r i'w ENTERrEIsE FIRE an MARiSE
ls-rRAs't CosrA-T, will be paid through the
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

We arc now prepared to do
all kinds of
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-05-23

In connection with the above We propose 10
carr, on No.
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= We complain Of the shortness of the
Us at the winter solstice; but in most of
{ great capitals Of Europe the hours
q more contracted than with US. AT
/. Petersburg, for example--a city of
re than 100000 population. and in lat.
yt--the sun rises at present at quarter
4 nine, and sets at quarter before three.
IT Archangel, town of $4,000 popula-
un, in lat. Ga, the day lasts only from
enty-four minutes past ten to twenty
err minutes before two.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
INrrnnsrrse 70 RAILROAD TRAVEL

INTERESTING TO RAILROAD TRAVEL
ERs.-The following rules of the road"
are based upon legal decisions, and ought
to be universally known. The courts hav-
ing decided that applicants for tickets on
railroads can be elected from the cars if
they do not offer the exact amount of
their fare. Conductors are not bound to
make change. All railroad tickets are
good until used, and conditions "good
for this day only" are of no account.
Passengers who lose their tickets can
be elected from the cars unless they pur-
chase second one. Passengers are
bound to observe decorum in the cars, and
are obliged TO comply with all reasonable
demands TO show their tickets. Standing
on the platform, or otherwise violating the
rules of the company, renders person
liable to be put off the train. No person
has right to monopolize more seats than
he has paid for; and any article left in
the seat while the owner is temporarily
absent, entities him to his seat on his return.
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----------r- - = -----'T--
SAiseellann

A SHARPER OUrwITTED.-Al little way
up on the Hudson river from York livesa
Dutchman. He keeps place of resort
for amateur sportsmen. Like white man
down South, he is very uncertain, and will
bear watching. A company of New York
bloods on tramp called at his house for
refreshments. One of them had a hugo
duck gun heavily loaded. The gun was
set down in the hall, and while the party
were drinking, the Dutchman drew the
charge from the gun. When the compa-
ny came out he asked them where they
were going The answer was, "A hunt
ing" He offered the man with the big
duck gun chance to shoot at his turkeys
il he would give him three dollars. He
accepted the offer on condition that he
should place the turkeys as he pleased,
and have all he killed. BY the aid of
some corn he placed the turkeys in a line
and blazed away. There were about
twenty turkeys in the line, and be knocked
over nearly the whole Of them. The con-
sternaiion of the poor Dutchman was ter
rible. "Ohl Lordy! Oh! Lordy!" he
cried, /" what could have done it /? 1t must
have been the gravel" He vowed that
he would never allow New Yorker to
fire at his turkeys again, even with an
empty gun. The fact was the sportsman
knew how tricky the old Dutchman was,
and owed him one, SO he put two charges
in his gun, expecting that the old fellow
would draw one, for he had played the
trick on other parties. He fairly howled
with anguish as the fat turkeys were
packed up and borne away by the sports
men.
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8ailrpaas.
Rutland 4 Burlington ana J.
mont Valley Ra.lroadaa Ve

ON and aner Monday, July Oh u,
" Will run as follows 'D'' 1860, tls
MOVING SOUTH AND r,s,
Ie IN 90 burlington at iocoA.M, l45pm
Ar Is' "a :, smr'land' Z" issGP, NJ 44spM,n
Lesv, !. Rutland at ia4OP.m,6wr.M.tn,.''
., a; N; =, n.,,o,.. ~, NO." An u
$40 A. NJ, "a 90 7, " ina,
Leave bellows Falls, ut 2a0P.M -m
Arrive at hra'teeoro, at $50 p. NJ. sS0a' ", S&Ls
MOVING NORTH AND wss- '9lI
leave Bratteboro, at 1879 JAM,
Arrive at bellows Falls At IL 20 A. M. bsSSsVaQps
Leave Bellows Fails at llAOA NJ, bMp,, @l,f'2I
arrlve az Rutland AZ z 90, pm. 9l0P a. Meip
Leave Rutland at b45 A. NJ, 205 NJ a 1, Ky Al
a A Arrive at burlington at $40 A.M.4spn,
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOW.
Az Darlington with Vermont csrt..,
Railfoads for Montpelier, St. Albaps p. aui " ker
treai, ogdensburgh and The West Al pn,,ss Font X,
Tor Troy, Albany end New York, sar,te s slA IN,
nectad3 and the West. AZ Rellows tsifi SPRING, n
cheshire karoad for Flichhurr. Worco-.N ia1 're
Boston. with Vermont Valley kailrnsS w losel u
Springfield, Hartford, NV .ayep anS W w Ira,sFs
with sullivan Railroad To- rh lsor. Wb,s NV l9sS; d
wells hNer' ~ Johnsta.y, Newport I,tossS er'l'
sleeping Ears run on hight trains between T,o,
treai and between Do ton and Burlny,n' 'Eoy ahafa
Passengers for the West will apd ma
and expeditions route oneapi paag
offices on the line. Gpn = S,noohl enqnireus !.
Rutland, w., May 18th, lsG4 i'i'iLl suat
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QUARRELING.-lf any thing in the
world will make man feel badly, except
pinching his fingers in the crack Of door,
it is unquestionably a quarrel. No man
ever fails to think less of himself after it
han before. 1t degrades him in the eyes
of others, and, what is worse, blunts his
rnsibilities on the one hand, and increases
he power of passionate irritabiliiy on the
ether. The truth is, the more peaceably
AID quietly we get on, the better for our
leighbors. In nine cases out Of ten the
tier course is, if man cheats you,
use to deal with him il he is abusive.
ait his company; and if he ISLANDERS you.
xe care to live SO that nobody viii be-
! sc him. No matter who he is, or how
misuscs you, the wisest way is TO let
n alone for there is nothing better than
rs cool, calm, and quiet way Of dealing
II b the wrongs we meet with.
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Vt. Central & sullivan Railro.,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT o.
w December IL, 1866 NV'"iAeh
TRAINS GOING SnIIrII Avn ~

w December IL, 1866 NV''iHehetl
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave bellows Falls at y 30 p m, -5op.n-wu.
at $50. '1'ss Below u.
Mall Train leaves Boston via Lowell, a, 700
Lawrence and fitohburgat T30a NJ. snyinrssl, I.
over night. "'''ie "'za
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at lOOo Pr
ceving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroa6
New York, at i2lh ?, NJ, and from, Cheshire M
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Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West - Y
Sleeping cars are attached TO night trains
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