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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
MEDICAL.
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,

Blood Purlllcr anu Dl00u InM
~ !
ZPHARMAcYA
DIR. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
When DR.. RopAcK, the celebrated Swedish
Physician introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills in the United States, he set forth in plain
language their curative properties. This wns
years ago The task OF recommending them has
since been taken omGJ his hands Enlightened
men whose character for sound judgment and
philosophy, gives their opinion weight in the
community. men who observe, reflect and mako
assurance doubly sure" before they decide IRE
everywhere approving and urging the NC oi these
wonderful Preparations. All who conide in iha
wisdom and honesty OF this class, or who chose
TO investigate for themselves arc now Of one mind
on this important subject. The evidence in the
possession Of DR. Roback, which is at all times
accessible To the public, establishing the follows
ing
FACTS:
Tint The RT OoD PI1RIFtER AMI pIoon
Pills have been nroyen bv nnoJ,sis n
CONTAIN M W,NEI,AI
rrL., ,ho,, o,ro ,ho -, ,,,,i..o-..I -,
1 n"' ''ey S"ie 1'o ulhosl uhl'eIsal eomPiaiAA
DYSPEPSIA,
Min pnprripg certaIpfy, and in n yerv shor,
time That after all other medicines have proven
useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
ana restore the neath una strehgh oi 'eo Saherer'
That SICK FEMALES,
who hnye lnnpuisbed for yeors in helniess ve,A
ness and despondency, rocupernte with Ure1
rapidly under their inyiporatjnu operation. 1bo,
nlt seYno Disabilities ore remoyHd bv thsir cori;ai
and gently stimulatina propertos TIa, tbev recrus
SyIATTERED CoNSTITUTIHNs
NoN"A AioN''
however they may have been 'r';, with and
nouseu lndt tnelr ulreGt 'enaency IS 10 engihoh
il'e,uhu iglIuei NeIgoyaoie' hat,oPeraung diTeet
" upon 'He PotSo" V dtSedSe IN Me ototd, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
9nd discharge from the system, every tuin of Scro-
fula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DERIIITATED
and that there IS no disease OF The Stomach mud
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous System, the Sin
Glands or Muscles,
ASrSiNS. S,i,,i NJ MUu tmr OK Obs
sihoCllUNS OF LIE BLOOD OR
..L,,h A., sEC KEllO Ns,
WHlcn 'iey 40 NOT give prompt ref,ct ano' III ad.
mlni5lered before the very citadel Of lie has been
ihynaueu'! Dec! pdi"tsSS mug 2eIJcct GMre
=, pear ,,,, IN NINA llat me SCANDlNANlAN
hLuEl Die PliOoD FILLS are endorsed by
.ne experience OF thousands o. hVlng witnesses,
WHO III letters alnnaVlts medIcai works by
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

A Coop OpERArIoN-The ship Sc
wall, of Boston, arrived at Philadelphia
a few days since with cargo OF I0Oo
hogsheads of sugar from Sagua; Inc
first intimation the house in Philadelphia
had of the shipment was when the cap
tain presented himself with the invoice
and the bill oflading. The recent rise in
81 rar viii yield a nett profit on the cargo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

Two trucuent individuals who we're
proving about the house of Gov. Pier
point of Virginia, were arrested on Satur-
day night on suspicion of intending to
take the life of the governor, upon whose
head a price has been set by the Richmond
government. One of the fellows was armed
With bludg4on. He had made partlcu-
lar jun,irirS for the governor, with whom
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

THE COFFEE CROP-Accoants from
Hayti state that the cofIee crop there prom
iscs an usually large yield, and IN view o1 the
f,ct That the demand from the South IS cut
of by the blockade, It IS not prob tble that
present high rates can be maintained Tor any
long period.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
CLASS NO. ,.
Including all other Manufactures


JUDGEs--Owen Taft, WooHstock Par
ker Hartford; Abiiah Keith. Monrpelicr: c L.
Harding, Wiuooski; Henry Stafford. Spring
field Sumner Briggs, Brandon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
4 Hs a n E -.

JUDGts -Ueo-y Hall, Ru land 7 hos. Aver
III, Norshrc1; B + Adams. CA,tieton.
Best ii .reate>t variety Of apples, correct
Iy IAoe.Isd Of grated lrut, grown by
Fhsl trr,UjCln, 80
=, cuui 40
Best 2 varieties o. winter apples, not enter
- ia Il g ab've class:
FIR prerinm,
SccOGu DO
Best 2 Varieties Of autumn apples, not en-
tered ahove:
T rsl premium
Second do
B st and ergest variety of pears, 9
Second do )
Best sredlng sour appl II specimens with
descrufIon OF the tree aud history OF
its origin, j
Best scedHn. swee, apple IL specimens as .
above, )
Best ot OF PEACHES, named and labelled -
Frsr premium, .
Second do
Best lot %, piumS, named and labelled =
FIRST pr, m mturn............. ...-'.'''o D
SccoHd dr...... ....-..-'.. '.''''''% <
Best lnt o. 4rn"c-. As above: ,
FIr>l penn u:n,...... '', =, g,
Second to. ..............,.. e.. '''=
Best lot q crauberrles as aboYe .
Frst premium, ...... ....'.'..''.oo . .
Stcont dO... .-..... 80. $500 '''-
Best wu,erine,nus raised ty eXhlb' Or:
FIRST rreuJujn,. .........'''''''' %
Second du... .......'''.'.. ''''' . = -
Best peck tomatoes, ..'.'...''''''' ''-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
The NrwBURYPORr C0rr0N Mills.

The NEWBURYFORF DOIION hIbL9'
The Bartlett Mill No. l, which We
supposed was to start up in four weeks,
viii not be put in operation for some
months. The idea is to run them all du-
ring the winter season when most OF the
operatives will need the work--Ne00"-
rYD059 Herald.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

juno John Howe, anton jane hd,
warns, Wlr0osAi; Horace Fairbanks, ST. J1hns'
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Best % pounds butter $40
Second do :
Third do

= 0lIuafIEs TOT pTlIHIuIH6 HU8E sEaIE til WIIIIWg
when the butter was made number Of cows kept.
and mode Of keeping them the treatment of
the milk and cream before churnng, method Of
freeing the butter from the milk, quantity and
kint Of salt usea in short, each particular con
ncCted with its nufacture
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
D AN NJ n.
BU Err.

JrD3fs-J agse Scor, BAsrc; Haskell Lewis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
MECHANICS HALL.

JAMES Nj. SLADE, SUPERINTENDENr.
CLASS NO. Q.
Farm Implements and Machines and Machinery
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

WHAT DOES IT MEAN The New York
Leader, in personal sketch of Col. Corco-
ran, makes the following curious assertions,
probably referring to the secret Irish society
known as the Emmett Monument Associa
tion,' or" Phoenix Brigade"
" This is neilher the place nor time 10
speek OF another army as formidable in num-
bers and at least as we'll drilled as that to-
day under Mcclellan, in which Col Corcoran
also holds a post Of Digh command. IL is an
army scattered through the chief cities of the
Union, and having powerful ramifcations
through d distant island. 1t has, and for
sevrra years has had, companies and regi-
meA's and Drlgades-not seen save by the
eye. Of the initiated; but meeting in squads
aud companies anG battalions. two or three
nights ever week, in nearly all the more
popuIOu- owns and cities 0. The Union, and
unIer1mnL the srIctest'and mot active drill.
The army 10 winch We refer is loyal to the
republic, and Ouly wishes ti,at tie republic
were more loyal 10 the republican idea as
understood by MIrabeau, Jefferson, Wolfe
Tone and Robert Elnmet. Should the evil
destiny Of England lead her 70 take part
a-a.nat the Uuou IN the present war. then,
but nJt until then. will ibis invisible army,
IN winch Corcorau holds Generals com
mission, swarm forth into daylight and actiYi-
ty, only asking arms anu transport-ships
from our government 10 give full employ
ment within sight OF the Welsh coast, TO all
the naval and military resources o: Great
Britain"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
LONG AND MIDDLE WOOLED.

IT minus ~ TC GWaI'TVF VII TVTVIVITVV -
ranh'1a, on CT the hest carcass tor mutton, aud
fleece FIR manufacture
Note-Cvnp. lI,on in The several classes of
She p IS op-n 10 breeders throughout the Unred
States aud Canada,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

JUpGKs-E. D. Mason, Richmond Frank
lin A Wright Warren; Harvey Thomas, Hart
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

Nur. tsl' hoT0ochrcd anima's can compete
tor ire tore. ,.i.l Irtm.,ms Jutges viii re-
q nr- 4Irf.,l"r5 p"dt4T"e-, and Will, in their
h,. u't- il. Ih"se # jhe animals to which they
award lt,r rc:nIum>.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
G A z 4 L 4.

GRAND SWEEPSTAKES PREMIUM.
JUDGEs - John Porter. Hartford Edward
Smilh, 81 AIbaDs; DAVID Go"drl, Brattleboro.
BEST BULL.
1926 AND DIPLOMA
DURliAMN.
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Telegraphic News.
--.e -
Important from Missouri.
.
BATTLE At FREDERICTON.
-
Defeat Of the Rebels,


Not Kao6, No, oct ss.-Tho following dis.
patch was received herO this morning, and for
vMdod TO headquarters at st. Louis
THE BArILR FIELD.
Fredericton, No., oct. 22.-In conjunction
with Col. Pummei = command, we have routed
the rebels Of Thompson and Lowe, estimsted at
1900. Their loss was heavy. Our loss was
small, and confined principally to the First In
diana Cavalry. We captured four heavy guns
Lowe, the rebel leader, was killed.
Major Gavitt and Capt. Lyman, Of the Indi-
ana cavalry, were killed in charge on a bat
terry.
The command Of Col. Plummcr referred 10
above, was on Friday morning last ordered for.
ward 10y General Grant from Cape Girarioau.
with Instructions 10 move towards Frelsrick.
ton, and cut of the retreat of Thompnn and
loves force. This force consisted of M,rshs
lSh Hin, Is regiment, a section Of TAylor's
battery, and Stowatts and l.shnsn's comma
res OF cavalry, all from Cairo; also a part of
Palmers 1ith MiNoifi regiment part Il
Roes's 21st Illinois regiment and . section Of
Csmpbell's battery, all from Cape Girardeau.
The force from this point wA composed of the
3Sth Illinois regiment Col C.iin tho 33d
Illinois regiment, Col. IIovey: 2tst Ilirois
ePimeT {, Col. Alexander S,h Wironsin rng-
iment, Col Murphy ist tndia cavalry. Col
Baker Cspt. Hswkin's Missouri Iud d,p,ndont
cavalry and tour six Voutders and two twaatv.
four pourdcr', under Major Scholfold, or the fst
Missouri Light Artillery.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw yER-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JBR-
" SEY, from foo. Of CortAndi a-Conneosing -
Hampton Junction with DelawArs, LAokAwsnna
and Western RAilro&d, and a hAsson with Lehigh
VAheg Railroad and In oonnectioas, forming di-
rscs-hns " PIrrsbURa aAd ths WkeT, without
sUMNsR ARRANGEMENT.
0ommsnang jams 10, lssl-Leays hew tork -
tollowsI
HAnInsunsn kxrHsss-AisA. H., for AAsaou.
kAading, POttIvils, Harrisburg hAush Chunk.
WilliAmspOrt, 30.
NAL In hAH-Ai 9 A. a., for EAssou, Wsl9 Gap,
Scranton, GreAi Bend, PitSton, WilkeahArre, DO.
lQH. THAoUaH THAH-For EAston, hAuch
Chunk, WilliAmSporA RsAdinG fOsSviua Harris
az. A. TmouoH TIAm-Rm HAAon, Bsahls-
ksnl, AleniOwn and MAuoh Chunk.
$50 r. n, WAY TRAH-For Bomervins.
400 =. ~, Western Express tlr Baaaon, Alen-
! wn, Reading Harrisburg, Pttburg, and aha
We.. slespinJ oArs tron Jsrsay Guy through 70
ExPRHss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The Ga ~, Express Train nom New York, Ar
rVes Al HATiSGuIg a ,. H., oonnsoaing nAsi and
Central Railroad, North and sOuAh, and wih Gam
barlAni Valley Rallrosd.
THE THR0UoH EXPRESS TRAIN FOh THE
WEST, leaves New York 81 9r.h. daily tSuAdAys
sxoeptedl mAking close oonnoctior a Harrisburg
Wlih PennsylvAnia RAilroad-Wiih ne change of ears
- PitAburg, and but ons to Cincinsn and Ohioago.
-Four hours time II saved by tAking ,hin train
Leave Now York fron Pier No. 3 North Rivor 4
20 and II. 20 Az, 30, 40 and $50 P.h.
chs boata sop ~ bargun Point and Mariners HAr'
M ~ JOIN Q. sfnA NS, sus.rIn..nA.nL
suis lY'1S
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Particulars Of tho Engagement.
DEATH or col BAKER.

Warrington, OCT. 2l.-General Stone crossed
the Potomac this morning with one portion Of
his command at Edwards Ferry and the other
at Harrison's Island. SkirmishHg began with
the enemy in uncertain numbers and part Of
Gen. Stones command, as early as 0 O'Clock in
the morning. and continued without much Of
feet until about five o'clock In the afternoon
when large reinforcoments Of tho enemy ap-
pearcd upon our right, which was commanded
by Col. Baker.
The Union forces engaged were about 800,
and we're at acked by force supposed to be
200 to 10000. At this juncture, Col. Baker
fell at the lead Of his Brigade while gailantly
cheering on his men to the conflict. Immedi-
ately before no fell, he dispatched Major
Young 10 General Stone, to spprisc him Of the
condition Of affair, and Gen. Stone Immediately
proceeded in person towards the right TO take
command, but in the confusion created by the
fall of Col Baker, the right wing sustained a
repulse with considerable loss. Gen Stone TO
ports that the left wing retired in good order.
He will hold possession Of Harrison leland
and the approaches thereto. Strong reinforce
| ments will 10 sent forward to Gen. Stons during
| tho night.
The remains OF Col. Baker were removed to
poolasyille, and will be brought 70 this city on
Wednesday.
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We have learned tho following impo,,,D.
facts respecting the English steamer Bsrmuds-
which recently ran the blockade into Savannah
The captain is named Tessiere, and lives In ga-
vannah. An English sss captain was on board
also, vhe tsok command when other veaeels
were IN sight. Her eruers were 10 make Fort
iistteras and hoist private signal, which vould
10 answered, and IL not answered 10 20 10 "a
vsnnah. She inside Hatteras and hoisted hsr
signal, which was ot answered, causing er,af
al IN. jest tuvu 40 EuRIs1 war vs,,uI huvu In
" ~, an I she represented % than tha, shs vas
IN distress, being ont Of water, and then they
lesrned that Fort Hatteras was IN the hsnis of
tbc iederh foicss. She thsn made for Savannah.
Her cargo was Is large rifled guns, two
WhttHoith l2i-pounder, one of which wu
in,nediately sent u New Orleans Z. 500 Fofielh
rides, $4,000 Belgian riAe. with 6xed annu-
lion TO ell OF them, 30, 900 first quality shoes.
10000 Overcoats, beside quinine, morpbi...
u nd, reeolas, &c. A return cargo of cottor,
vas epared for her, which sbo commenced 70
take aboard, but tbe populace stoppsd IL, say
ing she should take no cotton TO England. Sks
was loaded and ready for ses on the ith OF this
month, With cargo Of rice, naval stores, and .
few bales Of cotton.
Two other vessels, with similar cargocs, were
daily expected from Engl,rd.
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From Wash Isaton.
sxw nArrxRrEs on run POTOMAC.

FNN UATThHINA ON THE fOr0MAr.
Washington, Oct 22--The Harro. Lane
arrived up iom Indian H..j last night She
reports that new batteries nave been erected at
Matthias Point
he Freeborn and Island Belle In m,kin
q reeonnfi' anco at thai point yesterday, Throw
some shot into tho woods, and the hre was
returned by some rev batteries OF X heavy
guns. Immediately thercupcn the woods and
underhrnsh were cleared away, exposing the
batteries TO view.
TIGHT sQUKEZK.
Vessels in passing arc obliged to hug the vir-
giiia shore and are exposed TO fire from dis
larce Of some 1 or miles in doubling tho
Point.
No vcs'el passed down tho river last night,
and Il is not known that any came up.
PRRrARINd TO CROSS.
River men report that the rebels have num-
Der Of seine boats and long boats concealed in
the creeks and inlets between Aqua Creek and
Occoquan bay, and that they arc building
launches, apparently with a view either of
crossing into Maryland or to seize vessels CON-
ing up.
The rumor that a number of vessels bound
down have been taken by tho rcb,ls Is I'M
founded.
ENCOURAGING.
Roll bio accounts from the upper Potomac
this morning state tha. our troops had returned
to their positions in fat better order than wAs
anticipated, and held ths Virginia side Of the
Potomac.
Judge Merrick today tcnt a letter TO his bro
lher Judges Of tho Circuit Court, relative to hi.
arrest. II grew out Of proceedings concerning
recent hdbeds corpus case. Soldiers guard hin
in his own house prisoner.
II should be stated that the above named
Cauie Of arrest ID the enctal imDrsssiOn lhouvl
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MILITARY.
a. ARMY,

IT 8. ARMY.
u. Wanted for tho i2th Reg. U. s. Infantry,
sound, able bodied men, unmarried and not over
50 years OF age.
Men enl.stng for this Regiment are not separated
AZ would be the case IN enhstng for the general ser
vos, and all who enlNl immediAsaiy 60 so hu up tne
FRA BaIAlion, whish s nearly ready for the hed
The same pay, clothing, bounty and term Of ser
vice a. in the Volu tesr's years.
Mechanics and trLdesnen, who enlh, are, ~ ths
RsgulAtisn, entitled W sHirG pay when employed
upon their trades. .,,.
Al seoond LietiteHdneies are flsd from ne rdnks
INTELLIGENT, EDUCATED YOUNG MEN
CKIVK PROMOTION VERY BOON, III NOT AP-
POINTED AT ONCE.
Bounty a. time Of discharge 500.
Recruits sent 81 onos 70 HsadquArters q For
HAnilton-
Apply a Rendssvcus, 70 ChA,ham q;
A. J. DALLAB,
OApa. lS.h InlAAAzy,
Ssll uTes keFsfsag S1ss<.
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fortress Monroe, oct. n, ria baltimore,
Oct. IA severe gale which has prevailed
here, has fonewhat retarded the preparations
moderating.
Two hundred and fifty men Of tho Massachu
set;s battalion, who were sent out from New
port News this morning for fuel, we're attacked
by tie rebels ani stood their ground. Tho Lat
and 7th New York regiments mad been sont out
TO ,upport them, when the steamer left for Old
Point
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Queer Proceeding Among the Military Men-

Queer occedInE- Among the Military Men-
The enfurcem ent Cfthe order Of con n,Olidau)u
Of the partly formed regiments abou, New York
is a, least having the coed effects Of exposing
the real strength Of each, and preparing troops
for immediate leryice. But il would DO graft
fying TO know something Of tho system by
which these cancellations are accomplished.
All that Is allowed 10 transpiro before the
public is the union of two regiments In one
boly, bearing the name Of one Of tho eN'regi-
monts and adorned by tho 'distinguished and
gallant Colonel Of the other. by what system
are the name and colonel chosen. De the very
sapent military authorities 'hip' coppers,
'Leads or tails, " TO settle doubtful questions, OF
do they a. the advice o! somebody possessing
comm on sense 10 guide them. We incline TO 10
,Ne the former be their custom else why could
such blundeTs have been made a. the attempt
on Saturday and Sunday last u force Colonel
KrlyZ anowski ON the consolidated force OF the
Morgan Rifles and l.. s. Rifles. Col. LutZ, OF
the Morgan Rifles had 800 men, CD. krZyZan-
owski had about 80 yet the lattor is 10 be folst-
| ed on the regiment, which expresses an over
| Whelming preference for Col. Lutz. We 90 not
object to the patriotism Of the So disdM Colonel
| tf the long and unprOnOuncsable name ho was
| one Of tine first men TO volunteer To ralse a
company in Washington to defend it., at the
| time fits first danger, but he then said he was
no. a soldier, while Col. Lutl has been NJ Mtior
| In Col. Blenker's regiment and was previously
| an officer in tho militia. The size OF the res
pectiye commands is a proof Of the popularity q
The two men, and the feeling OF regiment
| /, ward its commander, is by no means the In
significant thing which military board seems
| 10 consider II. The Colonel Lieut.. Colonel, and
Chaplain Of the Morgan Rifles, were offered In
ferior places in the consolidated force, but have
refused them and resigned. The men declare
they will not serve under the new officers, an'
the affairs Of tho regiment are now in a state 0
iIextricabls confusion.
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CuRs-YURs-PURs-REMovAL-RE.

Observation-Disclosures
4 mOyAl-aaucy 'uTs, cheaper than tie cheaI'e 'es',
~ s2T Eighlh avenue, bs, 26lh and 2Ith streets,
t-ememlsr up stArs) the only place up
pwn where lhey make the manufacturing
ot fancy hin. lheir exclusive buhneas; Ia
consequence II removing, l offer my entire stock;
comprising al the ysrsties Of ladies and chiiren's
h.ncy lra at 20 per cant eaA than the original o0s,
lSlies now is the time W supply yourselves and
children with furs a. = moderate cost. l lan sell .
victorine snd cuiis, a. low a. dollars. FIrB made
Altered and repaired carefully and promR.y, by
praGtios' rrisr. FINIGAN, ssSO 24Ac'lgl.
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FURs.
A 11ENTION LADIESl

~ FIEsl! FUKs!i FCRsl
The old tsuabhshe,l New York Fur MInuflrtnrng
c., D,Ju.. 50 Chat4am st. oiisI greater induce
70 .uis 4 an ever. Now is the time to get your wia
g. s,i'a Tor SbIut half the usual price. We have a
us, IL, sh, a. the h-st LeleCtsd htD,k of turs 70
rund AT the following very low rate, -
Wat Mnk, Cape, huH and.Cuiis, 81 30 Water
vut, ul y Cop, SuG aud Cuffs, Si2 Marsh
Wa Cape, Mun aud Cuffs $40 1o French
WI, Cope, MuH and Cuhs, 81 h. SO; Frar Oh
y lk, mN y Cape, Muff and Cuffs, tio ~ 8ib (;
q 'Lch. sAble Cape, Null and Cuffs, ~ ~ $40 (;
D. o., MIX MUTE 81 w. 80 Water Mink NJ fila,
g to AZ; French sable Mufis, 81 TO 80 30 Water
and French Mnk French Sable and American Fitch
and Rock Martin y Capes, 30 " ~; NictorneL ! 3
~ SO Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
Ma tin, Brook Mink, and Grey Siberia Squirrel
equally AZ low. large variety of Chidren'Ss Fancy
FurA New York Fur Manufacturing Co, Depot
g Chatham 81. Cleaning, repairing and Altering
neatly done, FLEMING, Manager. oil T1aclQ2
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Cdiro, III Oct 2l.--The Runboat Consstoxa
made reconnaissance up the Tcnnesscs rivr ss
lar as the state lie. She rep ct, that there
was q strong fcrc, cf rebels near the Tea-
ncssee limo. She returned here this evening.
having seizod two bargos loaded wi -four dee
tined for rebel camp. IL is understood tnst
the rebels were in strong fcrco at Blondvills O
Saturday. II Is also reported that Gen. Har-
dco : force is 600 stronR at Ilslmont No.