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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
FARM FOR iLE-3ls Acres,

FARM FOR saLE-2ls~ Acres,
NEAR LANCASTER.
r offer for sale my homestead Farm, consistiong of PIG
acres. Of which 100 acres is under fence and 90 under
cultivation: a good house, granery and other out build
ngs. Well watered and timbered.
STOCK
For sale head of horses; 5 cows; 5 two-ycar-old
steers; 5 yerling steers and 2 do. heifers,and 10 head Of
hogs.
Also, farming utensils and crops, ifsold before har-
vest.
The farm WIN be sold s~enerate if desired.
July Il, 1857. 43m. JAMES s. LIFINGS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
TIE MURRAY LANDS
FOR NJ

TyIIE following described lands situated in GrantCoun
ty, Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
REAL, 2 A FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL for u cash, balance ON time, the 70
lowing Lands in Grant County, Wis, TO wit:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
To the Public!

= DFOFC13 UVO StOFCss
fUSf received, a handsome assortment of new Eievat-
y ed Oven Stoves, which | can offer at unusual low
prices for cash. G.. +. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
School Lands for Sale.

nv HRANT COUNTY.
r WILL SELL on Favorable Terms, the following
! 4 School Lends, lccated in Grant County. A portion OF
the purchase money ~rsquired in advance balance on
one and two years time. D. I. P&TKER,,F
AZ anoata Trfa
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


n BensvOlenf hsiitzti0a, sstaJlishef B,
special eHdoNmeHt for he relief Of N,
siek and distrssed. g6lioted lsith piruleA
and Epiismie diseases.
no all per.OnB afflicted ~iih se1usl Diseases
1 sach as spermatOrh@a, Seminal Weakness,
lm2osence, GonOffhOss. .Gl leei, SYPHILIS the Vice
Of Ousnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
Tbe lloEafd Association, IN viez Of the De.
pti0ns practised upon the unfortunate VIC
tins Of such diseases By Q, aeks, several years
ago directed Iheir C0nsgltiag sur econ, a. q
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, % open
a Dispensary lOr the treatment Of this cla-s o.
diseases, In all their iOrms; and 70 give Ms1ical
Advice Cats, 70 all Sho apply by letter, With
description OF their condition. (age, oecupa
tion, habits Of iie, &c and IN ca-es Of eE
ueme pYyerty, 70 furni-a medicines free o.
charge. lt Is needless to add that the As.o-
cation commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, aud viii furnish the most sppro-
we'd modern treatment
The Directors, on a revieE Of the past, feel
asssuTed that their libofs il this sphere Of be.
nevOlent effort, have been Of great benefit TO
n. afflicted, especially 70 the young. and they
have resolved 10 devote themselves, with re.
uewei zeal, TO this very important but much
despi.ed cause.
Just Published by the Association, a re.
port on Spe matorboea, o, or seminal Weakness
The Vice Of Onanism, Masturbstion or Self
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which IN
b. sen. By mail, Gin a sc led letter envelope }
free Of charge, on tue receipt Of two stamps
for postage ADDRESS, for report or treatment
Dr. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Assoyiation, No. South Niuth 81
Puilad,lphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
GEo. .FAIRcHlLD, EZRA D. HEARFWELL,
Secretary. President
Dec. o., 1857.
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silver cord was ioOsed" and fieBdsbip'
circle broken.
"Whsi changes Tine hath vroughil'
Sunshine has succseded slOuds--storm'
lave bea, around our Palhways-HoPe has
smiled upon us--agpiu her taper has been
extiuguisbed BY disapPoinlmebt-pfosper-
ity has lavished bsr innumemble blessings
-sfliclion's waves haye gathered Ger our
heads--bope aud Gear, joy and sorrow,
pieasures and disappOlntments have again
aud again succeeded each other IN swaying
their seeplIes in our hearts.
But the past has AeI. The book has
been sealed and deposited in the Archieyes
Of heaven, there 10 rest until all the vol.
umes shall have been conpleted--then to
be opened in the presence Of angels and
men. We are about stepping upon the
Threshold Of a New Yeas, and slope
holds e9Lhef CANDLE" and promises many
blessings in store for the future. To our
readers, patrons, friends-ALL, may it be
"HAPPY NEw YEAR." May the garlauds
of happiness be strewn in every household
may friendship, love and peace reign 10
every family and social cirlce, and may
heavens richest blessings be showerei up
on all.
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Holosay's Oia'msa, and Pulls
Cough. sore throat, bronchitis, asthma,
ngltness Of the chest and pain in the left
,ide,the precursors aud accomplishments of
Consumption, are rapidly sublued by the
regular application Of the 0rdtmenl after
warm fomentation nf the throat, chest ard
side. There is no preparation in existence
which passes so quickly from the surf4c-
To- the diseased anl irrtalel membranes
employed in the office Of respiration. One
ar twn applications will sometimes restore
the voice which has been reduced TO a
husky whisper bv cold, aud enable the
grasping victim Of asthma TO respire freely,
r-guI rly, and without pain. A few do
ses of the Pills, bv promoting the general
heat of the system. minister to the per-
lection and pernancncy Ofthe cure. Be
ware of couulerfei,s: see Caution at foot
of Hollosay's advertisements. 10
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a
Kansas letters TO the Democrat say that
on the evening Of the 18th q battle was
fought at FL. Scott between the pro slavery
and Free State men. Five Of Tie for mer
were killed. among them, Blake Little. a
member Of the Lecompton Conn. Sever.
al were wounded on both sides. Twenty
Free State men were taken prisoners. and
confined in the FoH. The Missourians a..
sembled a strong force on the border, and
more fighting is apprehended.
The difficulties grew out Of CLARK, no.
toTlOus rs the murderer Of Barbour two
years since, going about accompanied by
the Deputy Sheriff, collecting take, Of fee
state men, seiziug property in delault Of
payment, and making prosecutions under
rebellious law.
The Territorial Executive commissioned
a call for the re assembling 90 the 90 the
delegate Convention held in Lawrence on
the 81 inst, TO take into consideration the
best course 10 pursue, in Consequence Of
the Legislature having failed to submit the
Topeka Constitution with tue Lecompton
instrument.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Murray d. L0Aman's Florida Water.
Throughout Spanish America, from
Northern Mexico 10 the Straits Of Magel.
lar, this is considered the most exquisite
Of all aromatic waters. The Spanish Ia.
dies not only use it asa perfuue, but hab
ituallo, in diluted form, as morning
wash for the mouth. By the way, We
would hint to tue gentlemen, that when
used IN this way aud sprinkled on the clio,
thing, it will render them pres nt,ble after
having inhaled the fumes Of the strongesi
Havana. Those of the ''healdsd sex who
who have tender skins will also fad a real
luxury after shaving. 33
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THE BATTLE RACES.

The news from almost every quarter
Just now. indicates that the harmony eftho
Democratic patty is broken-eompleteIy
destroyed. The position of Senator Doug
las is no longer to be mistaken. He will
array himself against the Administration
on the Kansas Constitution question: and
while his organs are laundering in the
West, in favor of the right Of the majority
to rule in Kansas Col. ForDey keeps up a
brisk and defiant fire in the East. Be.
tween th,se-ahd with peal after peal
from the leading Democratic Journals of
New England. New York and Michigan,
the President and his Southern advisers, if
they persist in forcing the Kansas Consti.
tuition upon the people of that Territory,
viii be left in the North without decent
body guard to sustain them in their treach-
cry.
TO Col. Forney, Judge Douglas, and a
few others, are all eyes turned. In their
hand is the balance of power. II they
maintain and defend the positions they
have assumed, we may safely conclude
that "Unitod North" is near at hand
"A consummation devoutly wished. -
BeaVer ArSus.
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WOODS HAIR DYE.--TLis adj,

WOODS HAIR DYE.--This admi-
rable article is rapidly improving the hair.
No article of similar kind, now befor the
public, ENJOYS better reputation as res
toratve and invigorating hair tonic. Its
peculiar chemical qualities have benef-
cisl effect upon the growth and character
Of the hair. giving silky and glossy tex
ture to that which was formerly of coarse
and dry nature. /: has. also, we under.
stand, tendency TO preserve the youthful
color and appearance Of the hair, and des-
troying or counteractng the effects of age.
With such recommendations in It's favor,
we hardly perceive how any lady or gen
llenlan shonld be without SO valuable an
adjunct to their toilet. The artice may
lie had oflhe Druggists throughout the
country Missouri Democrat. 0t
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OFFICE OF IHR JUDGE OF PROBATE I

aSANS''t
DHE following accounts of Executors, Ad-
ministrators and Guardians have been filed
in this office, and are set for hearii on
Monday, the 18th day Of January, A. D 1858,
at | o'clock P. NJ. of said day, al will be
continued from day to day until all art 4spo-
sed Of The filing and pendency of ~AiIH Ac
eountants aud heirs interested will fake notlt',
viz CT.
of minor heirs of Rtzin Stone.
man, deceased.
Henry Smith, Guardian of mi
nor heirs OF Adam States, deed
Tbirl I. William Baxter, Administrator
of Isaac Willis, deceased.
Final :. Joseph Ranney, Administrator
of Jacob MucSley, deceased.
A. @. Stewart, Executor Of will
of James GoWden, deceased.
Leonard Harsh, Administrator de
bonis non, OF Ezekiel Davis deed
Iirst John w. Cox, Administrator o
James Cox, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Des. %, '5I.-ld Probate Juds..
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WAsHIEafnr. Dee. %.

The Secretary Of War this afternoon re-.
eeived aielegaphie dispatch from Lieut..
Geh'l Scott, in which be avs he bas god
news from the Utah Expedition. Colonsls
johnson and Smith, and the trains, were
up With Col. Alexander. who was mar.
cbirg upon Fort Bridges, which was only
10 miles Of, on Nov. 7lb. The troops
were IN high spirits. Just enough snow
bad fallen to protect the arnss from fire.
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GUARDIANS SALE,
o. J. Cooper


vs..
James Shocknesse' heirs
IN pursuance of an order Of the Probl'e Court
L of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises, on
Saturday the 18Th day of January, Il. D.
1853.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. u. and
three O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, with appurtenances, situated in
Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio, viz: the
one half of the north half of the
northwest quarter Of section eight Isl in
township sixteen (l6), Of range seven az, be-
Ginning for boundary, at the northwest corner
t said section; thence south, ninety-eight per-
heS t, stone; thence east, eighty perches
stone; thence north thirty six perches to
zone; thence eighty perches to a stone, thence
orth TO the north line Of said section; thence
eest TO the place of beginning, containing
ighty acres more or less. Terms: One third
n day of sale, one third in one year, and the
cma inder in two ytHTs, with inteI est secured
" mortgage on the premises.
o. J. COOPER, Guardian
of james W. Shocknesse, and
Dec. II, 81 5w. Rebecca Jane ShoCkn -.
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The FUTURE OF THE PAEIc.-In the
last number of "Thompson's S Reporter
we find the foIlowing:-"We are often
asked-How the money market is shap'
ing? What of the future, de-, Our an.
swer is-This revulsion will die out and be
forgotten almost as speedily as it was fool
ish!y brought on. This revuIsion is no
more like that of 1887, than pink is like
black. That was painfully reAI;-,hls
will pass of like a dream That did not. D
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Ladg's Home Magazine. This excel
lent, attractive, Lady's Magazine, for Jan
uary is at hand, richly laden with Fashion
plates, well written articles, worthy the pc
rusa ofany lady io Christendom. Con
tanning thoughts upon the "Humanties of
Life" aud "geni,I borne virtues" that
will enrich the cultivated mind of every
Lady -iSubscribe One copy, one yea,
$500; two copies $500; -Four copies S5;
Home Magazine and Cooley SO, 80; Home
and Harper one year $3 so. Address,
T. S. AR & CO.,
los, Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CLEVELAND. Dec. 20.

FLOUR-Receipts have not been very
heavy, but the sales were Insignificant, and
the stock on hands has again increased
about 1000 bbIs. Sales of extra brands
mostly come within the range of $4,25@
4, 40.
RYE FL0UR--Market has ruled qni
ct, with moderate sales at $3. 5J per Lbls
WHEAT-Market exceedingly dull
The prospect for better market is not
immediately encouraging
CORN--0d is held at 60@623, but
new has declined.
RYE--A few light sales at 50@52c
BUrfER--Small transactions iu choice
at 15@l63.
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AN ENTERPRISE OF MERIT.


The public have long required Home
Musical Depot, aud the energetic firm Of
Camp d Merrell, at Alliance, Oh the p
Fl. w. & G. and G. &P. R. RS. bSe
established just snch an institution as our
necessities demand. Families desiring n
Piano or Melodeon can now be accomm ,-
dated with the choicest altlcle, at prices
the most liberal, without the difficulty aud
trouble incident to ordering her-to(ore.-
Their assortment of Violins, Violincellos,
Guitars, Clariouets, FI'geleltes, Drums,
Flutes, Fltes Sheet Mnsic, aud Mucic In
structors. is also complete, aud their in-
ducements to purchasers more generous
than any other establishment in the cOun.
try.
Their list of Gift Books includes every
valuable work sold in America, and the
purchaser of volume at from 81, to SIS,
will receive Prize worth from % cts. to
SlO). The person who gets up the lar
gest club, over 40 individuals before the
lst of March. ordering books of this firm,
to le selected from their catalogue, will
receive Gold Lever " atch, Hunting Case,
valued at 800. They offer, besides, other
splendid Premiums for smaller clubs.
EFT Catalogues will he sent by mail.
Address, CAMP & MERRELL.
Alliance, Ohio.
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EmerSoa's Magazine. - This magazine
has passed into the hands of Oaksmith Il
CO., No. 81 Broadway, New York. 1t
has been well conducted by Emerson d
Co., and we hope that it will lose none of
its attractions under the management of
the new proprietors. See their prospectus
in to da, s paper.
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Pumktn Squas We take this late
opportunity Of acknowledging that git
from young friend THOMAS McCoURT.-
Il was fine specimen OF the zine creation
and made pies, delicious to the taste
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The vacant lands, heretofore Withdrawn
from sale and entry, outside of 100000
on each side Of the lands granted to Iowa
il 1856 for railroad purposes. having been
released, they will be restored to private
entry at the several land offices in that
State Oh the 18th February.
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eE Every person should read the advertise
menG OF Grindle's Celebrated Magic compound
aud Ancient japanese Lite Pills which appear
alternately in another column. They are the
most successful remedies I've brought before
the wcrld. Try them and be cured.-ly.
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NeV Years FestVai.-A supper will
be served up at the Patton House on to-
morrow New Years. evening. Tickets
81 couple. Let everybody be on hands
to participate in the festivities and to greet
each other in friendship on the first day of
the New Year.
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Fits! Fitsl! Fitslll
Dr.. Hance's Vegetable Extract Epaeptic
Pills, for The cure Of Fits, SpasnS,
Cramps and all Nervous and


rus, JOF We cure J rus, Sp0SWS,
Cramps and all Nervous and
Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS labOring under this distressing
L nialady will find DR.. Hance's Vegetable
Epileptic Pills to be the only remedy ever dis.
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the
nervous system; and, although they are pre-
pared especially for the purpose of curing Fits,
they will he found an especial benefit for al
persons afflicted with weak nerves, OF whose
nervous system has been prostraled nr shatter-
ed from any cause whatever, In Chronic com.
plants, or diseases OF long standing, supeIin.
duced by nervousness, they are excelleutly ben
efcal
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for So
Persons out OF the city, enclosing remittance,
will have thepills sent them through the mail,
free of postage. For sale by Seth S. Hance,
No, l9S P'lunore Street, Baltimore, Md, to
whom orders from a parts Of the Union mus!
be addressed, post paid.
April 80 ls57..ly
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We have snow stolm this molning.

British Rev,ews and BlackWoo IS Mag.
0ziae. "A prospectus for the above na.
med periodicals may be found in another
part of our paper this week. That these
publications occupy aproud pre-eminence
among the literary productions of the
world" is strictly true. They are the rep.
resentatives of the three great political par
ties existing in Great Britain, yet they are
not entirely devoted to politics; they are al
so devoted to science, literature. morality
and religion; and the literature which they
contain is of such a cast rs to place them
they are-high in the estimation
of cultivated minds.
These publication are re published in
this country, by Leonard Scott Il O., ut
such reduced prices as to bring them with
in the reach of nil. The terms in Great
Britaiu are Sl5 whereas the American
publishers furnish them at the low rate Of
SO, for the five works. Address, Leon.
ard Scott q Co, 70 Futoa street., New
York.
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NJ 4 R KE rs.
CAKkoLLroN. Dec. 80.

CAKkoLLToN. Dec. 80.
No change in -four since last week.
WHEAT--60 to zoe.
RYE-4Dc.
BUOKWHEATzz-33c.
OATS %.
CORN--33
CLOVER SEED-$425.
TlMlIY SEED-$l,50.
FLAX SEED--85.
EGGo--i0.
BUTrER-I4.
LARD--8.
TALL0W-194.
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tT- IMPORTANT INFORMATION to the MARRIED
aud those contemplating marriage sent to all
who with it, upol receipt Of ten cents in mon
ey Or stamps. Address,
DR.. 5. MARRETT SMYTHE,
Nov. 26-3m. New York CITY.
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soil free Dress.
AeMsnaners.

Newspapers.
Who do not give notice "a
D. 'erea a. Hishing " con
"a.
rder the diseOntinuanee
sher may continue 70
Ages are paid.
Cglee OF refuse 70 take
the 4 ffice 10 which they
eld Responsible III they
and piaered thea dis.
remove TO other places
,he pubhAhess, and ihe pa
no former. 6asrtion, they
,e. a.
decided that refusing
the oftse, or removing
led Tor. u Ps'ima faeia
fraud.
onOtify publisher that
kkeL from the Ofico, are
Ie rsa ~oE Why thel are no,
'Ost Oidct instr. actions and
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Who wants recipe for making fancy
soapf t. X. Russell Of Broadway, New
York, advertises recipes for making differ
ent kirds of soap
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 2S! inst, BY the
Rev WIN. Eaton, Mr., Thomas Rutledge
to Miss Matilda Maple all Of Carroll CO.,
Ohio.
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CARROLLTON LYCEUM
j meets on every Friday evening at the Ca.
raj Street school h use. The public are re.
specially invited to attend. Fer order of
President.
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Gady's L0dy's B ok-For January
next, is again presented to us b, its eff
Cient publisher L A. Cooley, 323 Ches
nut Street PhladelpIia. He promises
that Golev for 1858. shall "surpass" all
other Magazines in the number of FASH
ion Plates, engmviogs.' Literature &c."-
The "FamIly Prayer" aud "Ameri
can Cushion" are engravings that enrich
uny publication. "Fsshions in difficulties
and Fashions in Comfort" twelve color
ed pages Of embroidery &c. Forty-nine
Eugrsviugs, sixty articles, aud one bun.
dred pages, offered to the putlic for IS "a
year per single copy; Two copies IS; Three
copies for Sc. Or a copy of the Carroll
Free Press aud Cooley one year for $3.50
-makiug Godey at S2l
"Margaret's Home" "by Mrs. Hearn, will
run through the entire twelve numbers of
the year Now is tho time to subscribe,
commencing with january and thereby OBJ
tain the first number of the XVIII
volume. NJ more iOaaing to be done by
Publishers of papers. Godsy fOrbids
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ONE DOLLAR per hundred given for old
u metal, at the steam foundry on Lisbon st.,
), AoGUIRE.
maysi, %F9
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL
COUNTY.
Henry A. Std ,er
vs.. Court Of Common Pleas.
P F. Price.
MOTTO CE,
N o T | @ E


P. F, Price, of the State of Iowa, will take
notice that Henry A. Stidger, of the County of
Carroll, in the State of Ohio, did, on the 3rd
day of December, A. D. 1851, file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, of the county
of Carroll and State of Ohio, against the said
P +. Price, defendant, setting forth that the
said P. +. Price made a certain promissary
note in writing, on the l7th day Of November,
A D. 1856. and delivered the same TO the
aforesaid plaintiff, and thereby promised to
pay the said plaintiff $76 one day after date,
with interest at 8 per cent per annum. until
pai1; that the said sum is due and unpaid; that
the said plaintiff caused an order of attach.
ment to be issued against the property of the
said defendant in the county Of Carroll in the
State of Ohio; and that application will be
made by the plaintiff for judgment aeainsI the
said defendant for the sum of $40 with inter.
est at per cent per annum from the 18th
dar of November, 1856, and an order for the
sale of the property attached.
The SAID z. +. Price is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the 4th day
of February, A. D. 1858, next.
HENRY A. SlIDGER,
By S. NJ. GRAIN. his Attorney.
CarreIton, Dec "a, ls57..6w
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See advertisement Of Emerson 4 Co.
for Steam Saw Mill.
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Sc prospectus for Harper's Illustrated
Weekly in another colurn.
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GREAT TRXcITRMENrINKANs
BATTLE AT FORT SCOTT BE-
TWEEN THE PRO SLAVERY
AND FREE STATE MEN-FlVE
KILLED AND MANY WOUND.
I'D.