The Indiana Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

THE INDIANA HERALD. HUHTINQTON, IND. Wednesday, March 11, 1868. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Union i Jack son Township Union Convention will meet at the Public School House in Roanoke, on Saturday, March 14th, 1863, at 2 o'clock P.

for the purpose of putting in nomination candi dates for Trustee, Justice of the Peace, and Constable. A general attendance is urged. Br Ohder Township Com. i There are many indications of an early Spring in this section. The recent thaw and rains have served to give the Little Wabash and Flint Creek the appearance of miniature rivers.

The Board of County Commissioners has been in session during the past ten days. We will give a report of their proceedings next week. Religious Notice, Elder" L. L. Carpenter of Wauseon, Ohio, will preach in the Christian Chapel in this city on this (Wednesday) and to morrow evening, at the usual hour for evening services.

All are invited to at tend. i Pictcbes. We are under obligations to D. Appleton the great Book Publishers of New for a finely executed steel engraving of Charles Dickens. 1 The Appletons are now issuing the cheapest and best editions of Dicken's Muhlbach's and Scott's works ever published in this country.

Four dollars and twenty five cents will purchase a full set of either Dickens' or Scott's works sent free of charge. The same may be had of A. W. DeLong and W. R.

Purviance, Book Dealers in this city. We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Mr. A. Morton's Gold Pens. Mr.

Morton's is a legitimate manufacturer of a most excellent article his pens have received the highest commendations from men i of experience! Parts of the country. Persons desiring to obtain a superior article in this line can purchase of Mr. Morton with, perfect confidence that they will receive a genuine gold pen of the most approved pattern. Good Times at Last. Shoes for" Spring wear are now being received at Taylor's to be sold at lower prices, on smaller profits, than ever before in this City.

Oar stock will be kept full and complete of the latest styles of the finest and cheapest Kid, Goat, Cloth, and Morocco Shoes and Gaitars, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Also a fall assortment of Men and Boys wear, con sisting of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, all of which are warranted not to rip, and to be sold at the latest break down prices. To be convinced of the truth of the above call at the sign of the in the Taylor Block. Red Boot i n24 Retcenkd. Dr.

Good of Warren, "and Dr. F. J. Bippus of this jcity, have recently returned from attending a course of attending a course of medical lectures at Chicago. The former has been in the practice several years at Warren, where he is well and favorably known by all the citizens.

He returns to the active duties' of his' profession with increased knowledge and advantages, having passed all examinations and received a diploma from the institution which he was attending. Dr. Bippus is just entering upon the practice of medicine. He commences with the highest reputation as a student and scholar, and a thorough theoretical knowledge of his profession. He will assist Dr.

Grayston in the management of his extensive practice. We have just completed printing an edition ol 2000 copies of a little book, for Mr. Daniel Williams, of Salamony township, which will attract attention las literary production oy one oi our town citizens. It is entitled The True jRights of Woman," by Catharine Wil iams. It is written in the form of a Bialogue between Mr.

and Mrs. Williams. iThe lady, of course, takes the side of her own sex, and battles faithfully for she claims to be the rights of the air daughters of Eve. Mr. Williams ttempts 'to controvert her argument.

rom a sense of gallantry or honest onviction we are unable to state which Mr. fails in the. and at ngth acknowledges himself vanquished, aving his better half sole mistress of ae field. i Have You Any i i ooksy Pamphlete, Music, or Papers hich yon would like to have neatly. heaply and dnrably bound If so ring them to the Herald office, and yon an, in a short time after delivery! to us a.ve them bonnd in any desirable style.

Ye have made arrangments with one of ie rerj best binders in Indiana? ly hich all work of that description re ived through us will be executed at i at' r' ie Dinaera lowest prices. tsr navine Literary Papers, i Ac, bund, many a person may, in a1 very ort time, possess a library of niiscel leons reading matter which would be eatly prized, and of intrinsic value. A Select School. The Drovertown Select School, un. the supervision of Messrs.

Miller and jUaslm, will open its Summer term Ft Ft Monday, April 6th, 1868. rx, Primary Branches, 91 per month $1,50 $2. I Tuition payable at the close of each jnth. Particular classes will be. form for thoBe wishing to prepare for Term to eontinrja twelv monthav rZim Tt ti i' Heal Catate Transfers.

Hurt Morrow to Harmon Kayler; 6 acres, Clearcreek, saou. Jas. D. Henry to Malvin Schemerhora, 40 acres. Rockcreek, $500.

i Jos. P. Ham to Geo. Williams, lo bo. 55, Antiooh, $65.

i Jas.Piffav to Frederick KauU.lat 58, An tioob. $950. to Frederick Ka.utx, 2 acres Dallas, $400. i i i Sam. Murray to A.

Leedy 3 acres Dallas $250. I i E. and A. Virginia Man on to Patrick Stewart 16 acres, Jackson, $33U "I i I Eliza Eger to Kranmiker, 5 acres, Richard villa Ilea. fi50.

Isabella Frankother to P.M. McCartney, lot XL Hnntinfl ton. i vlii Henry Brown to Ann Healy, lot 50 Hunting tnn. 700. I I Thomas King to H.

E. C. F. Sterne, 160 aeres. Dallas.

45.500. I E. A. Mahon et.al. to James Horan, 10 acres Jackson.

260. i A. J. Trout to E. Shirk, 20 i acres, Lan caster.

$400. Eli Jones to E. H. Shirk, 100 Dallas, David Shutt to E. H.

Shirk 80 acres, Lancas ter, $2,500. i R. Simonton to W.H. Trammel lot 265, Hun tintrton. $350.

F. M. Morgan to W. H. Trammel, 90 acres Lancaster, v.

Peter Vita, adm'r, to B. F.Ibach, lets 63 and 64, Huntington, George Haars to G. W. and D. Stultz, acres, Huntinzton $4,100.

I 1 80 I J. J. Scotton to Adeline W. Alderman acres, Rockereek, $10,000. i 212 Marriagre Licenses Issued in Feb ruary, 1868.

A John Austin to Louisa Feigner. Elias C. McGonaihey to Mary Stuver. Emanael O. Kooher to Mary James Jinks to Mary O.

William H. Gordon to Elizabeth Beard. Solomon Koentz to E. B. Peter D.

Young to Susan E. Kahler. Godlove Hiser to Christian Raef; Kinsley Andrews to Lizzie J. Blair; Oren Green to Sarah Campbell. John Sample to Christina FracreJ Albert D.Sutton to Elizabeth Hier.

Joseph H. Freck to Catharine Groff. Alexander W. Austin to Eliza A. Saylor, Wesley isi icaiey to Caroline May lor.

George W. Meeee to Nancy J. Snider. 'j William B. Kyle to Samantha A.

SewelM Samuel B. to Elizabeth James B. Wire to Catharine Shideler. John F. Akers to Harriet Bennett; Isaiah Soars to Margaret Letter From Roanoke.

i Roanoke, Mar. 6, 1868. The 17th of March will bring our town quite a number of old students. that have attended school heretofore, and with them a number of new ones, which will make our place more lively than it has been during the vacation. What a pleasure it will be to take the old students by the hand and welcome them to our school and town and enjoy the 'instructions of our old benefactor.

Prof. Reefy, who is always ready and willing (when we do our part,) to explain1 any difficult problem that occurs in our daily lessons. May we all come together, this Spring with a will to obtain more knowledge than during any past term. A great many old students who attended, heretofore are so situated that they cannot be here. Some are practicing law others engaged in the practice of medicine, and a few preaching the Others are engaged in teaching the rising generation to read and write and prepare them for the business of life.

A few out of our number have died what a sad thought to record who but a few months ago were in the bloom of health and enjoying their school days at Roan oke. Long will they live in the mem ory of their fellow students for their amiable society and corteous manners toward those with whom they were associated. We will soon have to! follow in the footprints of those last mentioned. Let us all try to live so that that the human family may be bettered by our liv ing in the world, and tnat our names will not soon be As students let ns try this term to accomplish' more than we ever did before, and make it pleasant to ourselves and. teachers.

Come one, come and have a good time. An Old Student. MARRIED. On Thursday, Feb. 27; 1868, by Revi W.

X. Mr. Benson Slim, of 'Huntington county, to Miss Sakab A. Wiets of I Wliiflo onntr TnrJin A 5 A By Rev. C.

Miller, at the National Bouse, in the 20th nit, Mr. Joseth 0 Frxck and Miss Cathakutx E. Gaorr all of Hantington ceunty. At the residence of Israel Eschbaeh, by Rev. C.

W. Miller, Mr Isaiah Sovbs and Miss gakxt J.McNamaba, all of Huntington. Pittsburg, Ft. Wajne Chicago On and after October 1867 Trains wUJ leave stations aauy BabDatng excepted )aa fol lows: I Train leaving Chicago at 4.50; P. eaves daily.

Train leaving Pittsburg at 3.1 5 P. leaves daUy J.rr1 i TRAINS OIHe WEST; STATIONS. Pitteborgh Bochester Salem' Alliance Canton Massillon Orryille Wcoateri Mansfield Crest (Ar line Oe BacjTus Band'aky Forest Lima Van Wert Wayne Colnmbla Warsaw Plymouth Valparaiso Chicago xxracss.KzrKKSS. Kxraaaa.Kxraase i e.45rn 9.301 8.15am 2.00 am a in 8.15" I10.4U 10J3 1232ml 5.33 :11.40" 110 "A a20 1H34" 1.5" 17.06"' 12.55 2.16" "70 4.43 6X8 AR 133'i 353" 8.08r7.19' 2 3ii2! 3 4.05 14 il0J4" 9.20 4.45am i 530 il0.45 9.50 6.00" 6.10 "..111.00 10 00" i 6J35 6.40M jll.35" 10.25 7.19 ISa jl2.20rM:ll 00 73" 7.55":il2.55" jU.28. 9.15" i 9J1 2.16 jlSOns 1034 110.90 i 30 157" I12J20" i 11.45", 550 ZMl 2.00 151 6.54 4.36 1 3.00" 2.20 7.51 5.40 A CTi i a 911H1 i'.

K. 7.00 liaa "9.20" TRAINS GOING EAST. stations. mt xxrxn xxrwnmxxnxtm Chicago Valparaiso' Plymouth Warsaw Columbia Wayne Van Wert Lhna Forest Sand'sky Bucyrus Crest ijAr 'line' JDe Mansfield, Wooster OrrvUle i Massillon 4' Canton! Alliance Salem Recbester Pittsburgh 7.00rjlOi20rMf 4JMtMh43QiM 9.04 12.39a.m 6.27am: 67 10 J3S 113" 12.19" 155" a36' 3.33" 4.39" 58 6.05 67" 9 01 9.43" .2.43 3.50" 4.50 6J0 753" 857 ft 9.45 859 'i I 01 940" 944" (10.33 1030" 11.36" Ilv35rsi 125a i 3J5. 3.50 4.84 6.11 550 6.00 am 6.36 835" 9.05 9.41" 1234ni 141? ,2.06" 544" 3.10.' 350" 3.48 5.16" 5.40" 6.13 4558 130 79" 9.40 10.1 10.50" 1150" 11.50 1353 ri 1J3" 2.05 25" 353" 3.35" 4.04" 10.04 11 10.00 11.15 I.

US AM 5.40" i 2.30" 6.45" 1045" r. I i On As i ii AND rue. Who Goods :f.t So Fear Te nance CHURCH DIRECTORT. PEMSTtnUAlr CaoacH Bav. O.

Barrra, Faator Seryices JJ0tf 1L, and I P. MJ Sabbath School 3 P.M. M. E. CauacH Krr, W.

Ham, Pastor ServiceB 10W A. and 7 P. M. Sabbat School 9 A.M. fU.

1 BArrurr Church Rav. S. A. Ejkcbbvet Services 10 A. Mi and.

7. P. M. Sabbath SchOOl 3 PrlV" J' 'Z TT "i aausH)QEXHAM BxroaitXB ChoIich Bxv. J.

Q. Noss, Paste Services 10 and 7 P. M. Gkjuan i RxrouiEo Chvxoh Rav. Pma Vm, Pastor Services 10 A.

M. Sabbath SchooiaP.M. CHEimaH CjroxcB Rxv. L. B.

Sbuth. Pas tor Services every Sabbath at 16 A. and 7 P. M. Bohar Catholic Chtjech Fathij, Mrxa Services 10J4 A and 2 P.

IL. OiutAif LirrHUAif Chctxch Bev. L. Dulttx, Pastor Services 10 A. M.

Sabbath School every alternate Sunday, 9 P. M. lVrATSTBOOP; TJm; Tf TTW "DrA I luvt ojuuuy jlvj xbCDbUACU tl UST PUBLISHED, a new edition of r. Cnlrerwell's Celebrated Essay on the radical cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar riage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by or sexual Price, in a sealed envelope only 6c The celebrated author, in this admiral essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarmine conse quences of self abuse may be radically cured without tbe dangerous use of internal medi cine or the application of the knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain. and effectual, by means of which every suf ferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad ically.

Vff" This Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. bent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents. or two post stamps, Also, Dr. CnlverweU's Marriage Guide," priee 25 cents. Address the Publishers, fJHAS.J.

O. KLINE Ac 17 Bowery, a. Post Offlee Box 4,586. janl nol6 ly QHEAT EXCIXEITIEiX IK U. S.

Grant, PaI81DnTf OF THE UlflTXO Statxs. Fom But that is hot the thing I'm going to tell you IS A A MEY EK OF BOANOKE, Ib selling fjitiiiBisr 'Hats, Cap, AM Gents'; Finishing Groods CHEAPER THAN ANY Other Mouse West of New York. He has alio employed Two of the Best Tailors IK THIS STATE, For the purpose of manufacturing his ows as well as Custom made Goods cheaperHhan any other Taylor iJrl liTl He keeps constantly oh hand a large stock HortonB Jeans and Casaimsres, Which he will sell at Factory Prices. He also keeps a large stock of BBOA Dr OLOTHS, VE8TINCS. WARRANTS HIS CUSTOMERS' A.

GOOD FIT. Remember the place Ost door SotmtIa of tlae Iot offlce, Roaaeke, Indiana. ISAAC MYERS. s. febl9 no21 tfl II ELsLDQIJJLKTERS.

U'O' il WATERIYIAIM, Are now holding forth In WEHR'S NEW BLOCK, Slot Near the Canal, Biidge, i the Emit 'title of jejfer ton Stntt, Hunting ion, lnatana, "Where they would like to see t.l Their Old Customers. ALL i ail isuSi tia hC iv many new enea as will favor them with 'a i call. I srfj iii Tou will find ic OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS. sreceriav i si Uata st CTcapev' 4nesurtvsars To etc TJ AT vrTRRRnpa nave sheared tbe nernces of I i Zi i I (x Anaitor ch xianangton oonnty, wfse4f VtfnlllM litem the they waat spysJhrCerrnan lanl 1 SUIJ tlfcra ih In he in 1 I III Si ill7 IrL W. MOFT.

VIOT i)Y i'l Y. I i IKCiT68 ef Scrap Iron wanted at the ff.tl i Blsase brins an 0 ts iu: bl EAG3, Acl, whieb we vfll. pay tW 'iUpn we enjoye4NseetfWly ioSiUni kf thaTW J50T feaiJIUUU'i: nane.th. i JDONTGROW OLD. There is no necessity for premature old age use KooacK Btomacn Sitters it gives vital ity and elasticityby Invigorating every organ uae ooay.

n. v. BuOUST. SHAFFZR, Agt s. LEGAL.

QUARDIAN'S SALE. 1 By virtue of an order of the Court of Com mon Please af Huntington County, the under signea, uuardian ot tneJfistates and persons oi ixeorge uurrens and aallie Uurrens, will, after the 18th day of March, 1868, expose at private sale the following described real estate, io wit: rv The south half and the north east quarter, ana undivided twa Uurds part oi the north I west quarter oi section is. in township No. 26 norm, or ran ere xu east, in tluntmrton county. Indiana; and also, the nndivided two thirds part of the south east quarter of section, 28, and the north east quarter of section No.

32, in township No. 27 north, of range No. 11 east, in Wells eeunty, Indiana. E. T.

CUBRENS, Guardian. Jas. B. Slack, Att'y. febl9 no21 i GTJAttDIAN'S SALE.

'IV. The undersigned, Guardian of the estate and person of Jesse Dunton, will expose at private saie, aicer tne iscn day ot Marcb, lBba, tbe following described real estate, to wit: Fifty five and eighty one one 1 hundredth acres of land, being a part of the west half of the north east quarter of section 22. 1 township No. 23 range 9 east, lying and being on 'the south side of Little River, and near the town of Huntington. To be' sold by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Tun tington county.

I 1 EBENEZER DUNTON, Guardian. Jas. Slack, Att'y. I febl9 no21 4w. TO NON RESIDENTS.

The 8tate of Huntington County, in the Circuit Court, May term, 1868. John Hough vs. Cornelius C. Dixon and William S. Shriner.

Nowoomesthe Plaintiff, by J. B. Slack, his Attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said Defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, that they be and appear on the 2d day of the next Term of the Huntington Cir cu it Court, to beholden on the 3d Monday of May, A. at tbe Uonrt House in Hun said county, and state and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name, and the seal of said Court affixed, at Hantington this 22d day of i Febuary, A. 1863. I JOHN MORGAN, Clerk, Jas. R. Slack, Attorney.

feb26 do22 3w. I ADMINISTRATOR'S NAI.E i' or Real Ksrtate. i Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Hantington County Court of Com mon Pleas, the undersigned. Administrator of the estate of William Gill, deceased, will offer at private sale; on and after the 20th day of March, .1863, the following described real es tate, situated in Huntington Indiana, to wit: i i The north half of the north east quarter of Section ISo. 7 township 26, rugs iu east, containing 80 acres i TERMS 5 One third cash the residue in equal payments at twelve and eighteen months, with notes at interest, waiving benefit of ap praisement and secured by mortgaged i 1 r' AJOHN CHOP60N, Adm'r.

Ulysses D. Uout, Atf feb26 no22 4w. MISCELLANEOUS. i Pharmacbt. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, Is the proprietor of.

sew and valuable remedies for Chronic Diarrhoea, Scrofula, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and DyspepsiaJ In order to prevent imitation, they will be pre pared and sold only by the Proprietor. Hja prices are as follows Curd for Chronic Diarrhoea per bottle, $1 50 Scrofula 00 Neuralgia box, 1 00 Rheumatism i 9 00 Sent by Express to the nearest station. i For particulars address, enclosing 3 stamps, H. V. SWJSRINGEN, PharmacUt Pf 0.

Box 1247, Fort Wayne, Ind. P.S. Mr.Sweringen has also a select collection of Prescriptions for nearly all diseases, from the most eminent physicians of the age, copies of which he will dispose of upon the mostreasonable terms to those who may wish to purchase. mm i.l'V febl9 no21 OANOKE It The.Spring Term of this Institution will commence on MARCH 17th, 1868." D. Guitner having transierred bis interest in the Seminary to Bishop Weaver, former President of Westerrille College, the lat ter will assume the general management of the paying engagea my services as, Teacher in the Institution, I woaldsohcit a liberal pa tronage for the School.

Under the superin tendence ot J5i8hop Weaver the School is bound to be; a access. For further parti ea Urs address me at Roanoke, F. iebia jo20 lmo. 1868. 1868.

JOHN S. PJIOYINES, 1 AlJUW IN COSNBCTIOM WITH HI8 AGRICUL taral Establishment, keeps constantly on hand a large stock of the i i i. Best Fa nii 1yA I ine market anords, embracing 8 agar, Teas; Cheese, Crackers, Molasses, etot, at tne.i very XrOWJEST POSSiBLB PBICKa. The Farmers are especially invited io arive kint a call, They may rely upon getting the yery best of everything in the Grocery and Agricultural Implement line at his establish sivut, si uur uTiog snoei try Erbdiice acyrrnantitrwillbe received, and for which will pay the nighest market price, either cash or 1 Bemember the place. No.

II' Jeffersen Street, near the Railroad, Hnatiagton, lad. febh nold ci II jit 1 tC i i i maiiuartwnliepod of that mutrhfyuu hkndlmmemtookiatt hha a man," liriJi f1 WDeraj Aeni Of JUGS, tjeaoaf ft tl rJt em Siiijliistto mwttrjVr write Hitler Broa. Dranista. rairfleld. lomZT aoes ms ptmr ralumbf rmmtdy for Jsisei's i Itch ttith mrmU mma," writes eominstor.

Mass.i; tft ti a w. Xroiaont, or. Bend far ebtsalsv." Pries; TS eta. and SUM. a n.

Prepared otarky 1 88 West Toorth Street. Claeiaaecf. CV for; sale by Dncgjste mmUri' 4 i mr'n. I i ti i ii ial 'fiW" A. DN" IB 3D 1 HOUSEHOLD EEHEDIE S.

are no remedies so well and farsva blj known as Hoosebold Beaedies as Dr. Hobaek's Blood PunSer, Stomach. Ktters and Blood Pllla, and noliusuly abooU be wiihomt tK ataUr swiaU af sate sssee n. i ft rltattsMf ir ,1.1 (t.wLi'' The 6 Aggsw SALE, 7AST3, WO GOOD ARSIS I FORSALE The subscriber will sell his homestead farm, situated ner' west of Roanoke, which contains 270 acres 120 under cultivation balance, good timber good buildings, and many othec6nveniences. i i I ALSO i 8u acres 40 'cleared.

For further I particulars, as to terms, call on the subscriber on the premises, or address him thro' the Poet Office at Roanoke. F.J. FAST. jan22 nl7 3mo. OR SA aL.E.' TEN ACBES OF LAND.

3 miles south east of Huntington, on the Wabash River, owned by John J. Weisser 6 acres fenced and ready for ploughing balance good timber. Log house, excellent Spring, and other conveniences on the land. Uso, about 80 bearing grape vines. This piece is offered on very low terms.

THB GETTS" 9 miles North of Roanoke, centaining 70 acres. 30 acres cleared balance in timber, 15 acres of which have had none of the timber removed. Doable log house. Orchard or DO bearing fruit trees. This farm is offered at $25 per acre, with pay ments made easy.

I tail on u. u. uviiCj oil Beal Estate Agent. Farm for Sale. BE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL 910 Acres of Land, one mile west of Mount Etna, U20 acres cleared and well situated.

Land of good quality, and convenient to Mills and Roads. For particulars enquire of the sub scriber on the premises. Also, other tracts of. Unimproved Land will be sold cheap. Terms easy.

xxiuiiii.tiiiA.jS jania nolb U.l.v CASH PAID FOR 900,000 Staves, Of the following dimensions 54 inches long, 4 inches wide, and inches thick; al so, same lengtn and widtb, inches thiok also, same length and width, 1 inch thick. For inches. J. 00 per thousand lX SttJ UtJ ft 1 20 00 All to be made of green White Oak, burr Oak, or sweet Oak timber free from worms. holes, knots and crooks backs dressed down nearly as thin as the heart edge.

Staves mast be delivered on tne Uanai, subject to inspection, gross count For short staves see cir culars. YOUNKMAN SWEET. jan29 nol8 2mo. PARM TOR SALE. TIHE WIRE FARM, in Jackson townshiD.

A 3 miles northwest of Roanoke, containing 126 acres, 65 aeres cleared. Plenty of fine timber. An excellent. Orchard. Plenty of water for stock.

New frame House, good Barn and other improremente. For terms and forother particulars, apply on the farm. Deo. Jlth, 1867. 6ml 1 i i rarm for Bale.

The tJWDERSIGNED WILL SELL lOO Acres of Land, one and one half miles north of Mount Etna, 95 Acres eleared. Land of good quality, nice Orchard, and conrenient to Hills and Roads. Fc terms enquire of the subscriber on the premises. HARVEY BICHWINE. 10,000 Pipe Staves THEY must be 54 inches leng, 4 inches wide, inside of sap, and 1 1 2 inches thick.

Also, same length and width, 1 1 4 inches thick, for which I will pay For inches. y. .32,00 per thousand. For 1 inches. per thousand.

Staves must not be eat off with an ax. Staves must be of green white oak, free from' sap, worm holes, knots; shakes and crooks. They may be piled along the tow path of canal, by parties, add when a thousand or so are ready, I will pay, 75 per cent; on them until counted and piled by myself, which I will do as fast as possible. Parties may notify Wm. Bickel, at W.

H. HARDY. Huntington, Dec. 25,1867. 13 DAVIS Book Binders and Blank Book manufacturers; '1 OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, CALHOUN STREET, WAYNE, IND.

i We also manufacture ALL KINDS OF PAPER BOXES For information address P. 6. Box 2S9. feb26 no22 ly. i Tfte Pen is nigbUer tban Uu SworcUW FSIS I pd NOT WEAR.

OUT. A Sinqlb Ohb will Last a LtIetimbI a a 1 i THE LABOS Oy WKITLHO IS XESTJCZB, I Qrete TJiUtarmfty is Ease, Elegance and Beauty are acquired, ECOTOIT, PLXASUEI A.K PEOFII C0.SIXIEH The Beet, Cheapestand moMllarabW Instra mentf for Writing ever used. BY Al SAFELY. tmetM, rvtf uaw ana upward. XTO TSATEUKO AaENTS KBCPIVOTZZX Oall and yon win find Pens exactly adastad to your baadaad atyla of writing; or eneloasstaaap lordreslar.

nAi BIOB'lf01frr I tf MAIDKN LAKB, iraw TOBZ. 5v HIIJBSSEIV 4c SOX tJ Haveremoved to the i I if I i FR A ING Opposite Ewing'a Dry Goods Store, .:) i gK A TIaitii a twv? Hardware AaWA A Va MM VI TV ts) lot' vj iii a 1( A iv inn tar They continue to pay i mGsmim 1 ALb KHM3SW OF1 PBdlTUCE, Bntteri Efts. Pe)ltry i jJFesOhers, w. e.bursV Tstllow, MM Rmwar. I i mil it Eenna.

3 eke! 4kCe iC 1 i 4 MORTOfJ'S GOLD 5 And II 1 nte books ICZJf THIS ZIAI thbsIs irom' iu oouinu 1 HnrrnroTOK, Jlarah. 11, 1863 wTtv.W Bed. 3J0 White. 115 Jfar, 65 i.l :.:) 4) 1,1 90 SEEDS. 00 Timothy seed, ...2 00 proddS:" 21" go Egg.

PROVISIONS, Flour, per (old wheat) S13 00 Corn Meal, per bush. 100 10 I 50 1 8 15 25 75 3 I 90 Liard, per lb Beans, per bush. SUNDRIES. 1 Apples, dried, per lb. Peaches, dried, per Feathers.

Rags, per i Salt, per bbl. Sugar Cured Hams '7 Potatoes. Hogs, Live, per cwt i i Hay, per ton, 20 4,505 00 1 Toledo Provision Market. POEK Mess, heavy 924 00 do. light, UU; Butts and Bnmps, Hams pickled, do smoked, 1517c.

Shoulders DRESSED HOGS 99ic i BEEF Mess, heavy, 816 00; do light, 815 00 Prime, 814,00: I. 4 FISH Whits Fish, hf bbl," 87,50 do qr 84,25 Codfish, 100 fts, 87 00 Mackerel, hf bbls, 817,00 do kitti. No. 1 Mackerel, bbls, 820 00 do hf bbls, 810 50 do. kitts, 82 50.

Trout hf bbls 85,75. Pickerel, hf 87 00 OILS Linseed, 81 26 Petroleum, 48c Lard, w. sr, 81 30. LARDPrime, in bblsJ, 1415c do in 15c. TALLOW Mutton 8ic; Beef 9c.

Fresh BoU, prime, 35. CHEESE Hamburg, 18c; Western Reserve, 16c. EGGS 22c per doa. Toledo Lumber Market. BLACK 835 00.

WALNUT We iuote WHITE WOOD Market 022 0025 00. ASH Nominal, at 820 00. quiet at Xew York Market. FLOUR 88 90S)9 60 for superfine State and Western 810 1010 90 for extr.a State 89 85 11 60 for extra Western; $10 1014 10 for round hoop unio. i 1 RYE FLOUR.

Steady, at 87f 60 9 50 per barrel. I GRAIN Wheat Michigan white 83,26. i RYP lai AA1 BARLEY 82 25. MALT $2 00. CORN 81 251J0, OATS.

84 c. PROyiSIONS Pork, 824 60 24 75 it mess; 819 752087 for pnme. LARD 14j16c. BUTTER 4560o for CHEESE ll16c. Bute.

Cincinnati Market. FLOUR Family, 811 001L25. i WHEAT 2 45 for No. 2 and 2 50 for No. 1.

CORN 84c for ear. OATS 68c for No. 1 i RYE 81 75 1 78. 5 BARLEY 82 35. LARD 15Ac.

i BUTTER EGGS 20c. OILS Linseed, 81 191 20 lenm 4l43c. Petrb BOOTS AND SHOES. i lioanoKe Ahead I Friends and It is to interest to patronize Horns Institntions. iv: I IT IS 1 A We have on hand the largest stoek of BOOTS AND SHOES 1 In Hantington County, whioh we will sell lower for cash than ean be boneht elsewhere: aitoi wiuon we warrant, ana will repair in ease they rip' from imperfect stitching or pegging.

Remember, we LL.no work lot; homemade. We also keep ert hand a large TOOLS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS The prices of which will corare with, aav markets.1 i Don't fail to giye as a call. I "WALTON SMITH. May 3,1867. PAYNE HOLDEN, Book and Paper House, OVAL FRAMES MOULDINGS, Pnotegraph Usum at Haaalaetarers' Prices.

1 Sole Agents for the 1 rth Star Kills Writiiic Paner. Oct. 1, 1866. 9 3JiQen I SCROFUIiA all diseases of the blood, and all diseases ot the ekin'. Old "Sores, Tumorf and Ulcers, arising from whatever cause, can be permanently cured by the use of Dr.

Boback's Bloed Purifier and Blood Pills. is BLOUNT AgVi. UP. Asa change has taken place in iay bnsiness desire all persons who owe I to call immeaiately and nettle up. My old mui jjiuunusuuj.a9UJIU0 u.

must be squared. Va jAi Ofa.g. SHOFF: febl9 no21 i HEUEY 5t WmTELOCli; .1 DzAxras GR00ERIE3 80UTH OI LITTLE RIVKU Near the A SLLICA JPOXS MltZ. 1 of vt A fmnr i n'o GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES, I ALWATS ON HAN1V, CASHPAn BUTTE MOGS. iKlebl9 kio313moe.

1 I I Aad I otfterunteuurent Men and Woman, in a I psyioa; xiuvio fzuu per moiiu, aw iity. or paruciusxs, sauiw ZJ5IGXJCK, MeOURD Lombard Block I Cltivagoall. tfeM noa 3moJ i Is STw fully nish Line. ment fiheee. hama, tions.

whieh Our esja 1.11 4 i 121. Uii: ta ls.s I k4 iid 1 feTO 4i i O. IT 4 I 5l i i i 'lit. DYSPEPSIA. There Is.

ik.T,f,J which mankind are afflicted which is the soorae ef so many aiimente as Dypepsia, and there is no more certain cure than Roback's 1 Stomach Bitters. i BLOUNT eV SHAITEB, Agt's. DRY GOODS. M1WAR PRICES. AT S.MOORE'S.

Those) wishing to bay GOOD AND CHEAP Will do well to examine mv stock before our chasing elsewhere, as I am selling for cash, at very smau pronw. blj stock is now large, and almost every day is being augmented by large additions of new style roods. I have on hand a large line of SUCH French Merinoes, Coburgs Poplins. Empress oloth, plain and figured Delaines, and many other styles of i i i DRESS GOODS, Black and other colored Dress Silks. Also, Ladies' Cloths Oloakings and Trimmings, a very large stoca oi fnnt3 ot test brands and latest styles, brown and bleached goods in great variety, bleached and unbleached Sheet ings, white eounterranea.

and a full line of nite uooas. AJarge.stook of SHAWLS, LADIES' SACKS AND CLOAKS, A GOOD STOCK LADIES' FURS. A very larga stook of piece goods for MEN'S BOYS' WEAR, Which will be sold very cheap. Also a large stooa: ot i.r CARPETS TAPESTRY, BRUS SELS, INGRAIN, AND LOWER GRADES. HATS CAPS, BOOTS SHOES CHOICE GREEN BL'K TEAS.

fec, All of which will be sold at yery low prices. Please call sod see for yourselves. 2d door I 7 Betrucian Hall. S. MOORE.

Hantington, Oct. 1867. A LARGE STOCK OP I i FAIelfijefcOs WINTER FANCY AND DOMESTIC goods; JUS VRECEIVED.DIRECT FROM NEW YORK ATMIMDMBIRTS Corner Market and Jefferson streets, HUNTINGTGN, noioa emoraces aoent iu iuU 1 It lei 3t ia the Dry Goods line. The stock it too extensive to be enumerated in an ad vertisement; bnt pnrehasers may rest assnrea tnat, for variety, it is unsurpassed by any. A i Theyi also a superior assortment of uaifuia sou jaiuuitJSia a OilUJuS, in whieh they an warranted in saving thsy ean offer better bargains than ean be found in the town.

THEIR STOCK OF aoift.oiuun. Uf Family Groceries full and complete, and In abort, they intend Keeprne lust sucn a stoek aa will meet hed. manda ef the ft highest market priee will be paid for all Country Produce in ezehann for Goods. Oct. i NEW GOODS IfEW 1 STORE I .2 i j' ltisr.A 4 CHEAP PRICES! 'I'm.

unaersignea navug ope a stoek of Goods in i. Ts annonnee that they are prepevred to the pobKc with almost everythins; deal rablsinthe DO. Their stoek consists of a full assert of Dress Goods, Caps, Boots Groceries. Qtkaesrware.JDelains; Oinsr Oaliooee.Paney Goods and Yankee No Inahert, everything thai, the people need.inewline. are prepared to sell oiwGoods at rates will justify all in giving us thoir trade.

stack has been purchased at low rates omim wauui ae sell avteorresponcuniriy BROWJT TAYLOB. r7Ank.en 'ijirt. iii.j. W. rrTnTTTT Tl i ntTm IO I I A iV.

IJiMjJiiJN 1 pVtiy SJLUL'i IL A a ssirply of the GSHtflBB LODIS TILLS CliEST, which tie get direct fros? Louisville, and warrant it fresh and rood, which they eCev Cor sal at low srofiis. This is the astly eeasstat that ean raUed estfiw Baat fTTja HUani stjks 1 Catena. GOODS! i at MEDICAL. HooflancTs i HOOFLAUD'S SEBIAI BITTERS, Hoofland's German Tonic. Prepared by Dr.

C. M. Jacksoit, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 i I The; Great Remedies for all Disease I or vsa LIVER, STOMACH, OH DIGESTIVE ORGANS. I Hoofland's German Bitters la composed of the pure Jnicea (or, aa they are mtM Daily termed, js tractt) of Boots, Herbinnd Rtrks, making a preparation, highly ccmcen I '( I trated, and nUreJy Km I HOOFLAND'S GERMAN T0NI0, Is a comtilnatlon of all the Ingredient of the BHtan, villi the piuvnt qwnlily of Santa Crus Jfuo, OranM etc making one of the most pleasant and agnaaols remeilies ever offered to the public Tlioe prefrrlDg a Medicine free from Wfo 4 mixture, wiil noe Hoofland's German Bitters, la ease of nervous depression, when soma alopboHa i necvaoary, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN T0NI0 should be nssd.

The Bittera or the Tonic are both eqnally good, ao4 contain tiir nutte naedioiual Tirtiiea. The btoinnrh, from a variety of raunes, eh ss Indl KesUon. IyFi pfia, Nervous CeblMty, etc, is very pt to (rf have its functions deraniR d. The ull Jji of which is, that lbs patient suiters from mm several OT mors oi tlie following diseases Constipation. Inwacrd Pilas, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of tha Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn, Disg ust for Food, Ful nsa i i or Wfcjpht in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Btnkia I inr or Flatterinsr at tbe Fit of the Stomach, Swimming ef the Head.

Harried or Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart, Chokinir or SufTooatin wheat ixt a. LyinR Po ture, Dimness of Vision, Zets or Webs before the Sight, Dull Fain in the i Head, Defl I eiency of Perspiration, Yel lowness of the Skin and 'Eyes, 1 Pain in the Back.Cheat, Limbs, IvA Sadden Flushes of "la Heat Burning In the Flesh, Cons, ant Imaginings of 711, and Great Depression of Spirits. These remedies will enVrtiislly core Liver Oomphunt, Jaundice, Iyr or Nfrvous IX hill ty. Clironio l)im. iro of the Kidneys, and.

all Uiseases arising from a Disordered Liver, Intestniea KewultinR from any Cause whatever: PBOSTEATION OP THE SYSTEM. induced by Severe Labor, ard ships, 3tprsure. Fevers, "etc There is no medicine czti' eual In thiw remedies In such cases. A tone ami vior is Imparted to the whole System, the A ppttiu 1 Strength ened, food is enjoyed, 1 the rtomarh rlijcnsf proinpuy, the blood i i pnr ficd, the pleiion oome Isstia 1 yr.uud una healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from the eyes, a bloom ia riven to the chocks, and the weak and nervosa ia valid becomes a strong and althy being. I'ersans Advanced in lAfe And feeling the hand of time wetvhiny heavily trpos them, with all'M His, will tind In tha use of this BITTKnS, or the TONIC, an elixir that wtU instil new nju uieir veins, store In the eneray sn! ardor of more youthful days, build wp their shrunken foints, and giva hesiUi sa4 asppinass to their rvnmlrdi tti I' WOTICT.

It la a wenstablished fact that folly one half ef lbs female portion of our 1 population are sa dom in the enjoyment TT of good health; tm. to use their own ex 11 nnuulnn iI well." They are lan BaJhssssI raid, devoid of ail vuerzy, eziremciy nervous, and have no appetMSL To this class of persona the BITTXitfl, or Ike TOKIC, is especially recommended. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made strong by the use of either of these lasmUsa. They will en re every caae of MARASMUS, withoot fail. Thousands of certificates have awam slated Is the hands of tbe Drourietor.

bet snaee will silnw th puuucauon oi nut a tew. 1 nose, it will be obat are men of sots and of such pending tfast shey TESTIMOTllAXS. Hon. Gea Woodward. Chitif Juttic (fflhe Supnmn Comrl WTttasl 11 Philadelphia, March 16, lsSl "I find 'Hoofland's German Blttsrs' at a od tonic, useful In diseases of the d.ietiveormuj,and rJT, treat benefit sa bMcui ucumijra tHMv want oi I uoa in ine system, ours trnly, GEO.

W. WOODWAJUX" i Hon. James Thompson. Judo af (as Suprtwu Court af Ptnmy1mnt0, I FhilacUlpHio, April IMS. I consider Hoofland's Qerman Bltts TgfM, edict min ease of attacks of Indigestion DysDSDsts.

1 ean certify this from my experience of tt. Yours, with respect, i JAMxa aouTsox." From Rev. Jnaonrt TT Tsssaoit Tl V4 PaMor of (as Tenth Baptut Church, Philadelphia. Dr. Jatlaon Dear Sir I have bean freqaently rs qupRted to connect my nam with rscommendatioBS nt difterent kinds ot medicines, but regarding' tbe prme tice as out of my ap a propria spbsn, I have ia all eaaea de TOT dined; bot wS a clear preof in vari II I ooa instaneea and particularly in my OsU own family, at the UKrfulnessof Dr.

Hoofland's German Bitters, I depart tor once from mr tuoal cunrse. to rr tmw convictioit that, for aentrai dtbilxtw af la ttpecially far Liver Complaint, UUa sqA aui I I In lAm numdtm it m. i 1 Vn. i doubt not, it will be very beneficial to times wbs imaT from Ue above causes. Toura, very ntspectrally, 1.

H. KKN1UJUX shtb, beWw boa utarMonl JCdOsr OMiass ChrmmicU, FhifUdtUuSm, I have derived decided benefit from Ztm ue of BaA toad's German BHtera, and feel it r.y prlTileae Wra eeraroeDd them as a raoet vaiuabi tonic, to aU who are uuouig nun, uomutj or from assess I ours tralj. IX FCTTlTJs CATJTIOIT. Hoofland's Crermaa Bemediea are eormterfeHed. Bee that the signature C.

H. AUKBO ti on the wrapper ,1 I of sash kettle. All others are cotra Jj I terfsit. Prior Inal OffioH 'II Si ml I the Ourmas Medicine Store, No. 681 1 riuiadetpiiM.

CHAHL53 K. SVJLZTS, German Dnntet, Proprietor, Fermerly O. M. Jaoisos sk Go. For saie hy all DroggiMs and Dealers ia MsdiesDSsa oeflaad'a German Bitten, per bottle tt doasa Ueoflaad's eermaa Torjic.

pat ep in uart boUiss, 1 te per bettle, or a bail dozen sac 1 VST 1M sotfonet to tt i nlns 1 111 HI all JIS bay, in erase to ret the 0enme FOB SALS BT i AND STOREKEEIilRS tln every town in the United State Dead, 1867, lyia 1.