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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

The following are the officers of the
Sixth Regiment of the Wisconsin Volun-
teers, in which Regiment the Prescott
Guards are placed:
Lysander Cutler, Milwaukee, Colonel.
J. P. Atwood, Madison, 1t. Colonel.
Benjamin ]. Sweet, Chiffon, Major.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05
TERMS, $500 PER ANNUA,


As a Local PAPER if will lie the aim of the
JOURNAL to give full and accurate Local
News, and edvoeate the interests and max.
known the advantages of Prescott, Pierre
County and the st. Croix Valley.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

Doctor-John, did Mrs. Green get the
medicine ordered
Druggists Clerk gaess so; I saw
Grape Oh the door this morning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05
Written for the Prescott Journal.
The Traitors. 1.-The Fourth.

FRIEND TE;-Political traitors are
endeavoring to destroy the best Govern
ment under Heaven. By their traitorous
proclamations they have abolished the
Fourth of July and bid defiance to the
very Government which has exalted them
as a p, opIe beyond all precedent. Such
q course would have been better suited
to gross and barbarous age. The con-
spiracy against this Government is the
latest new clifton ofthe book of Tyranny
with new title, amended and enlarged,
on fine paper with gilt edgirg, and with
binding suited to the taste Of the ago.
I had thought until recently that the
idea of the divine right of n few tyrants
to destroy this Government, whose light
illumincs every nation under the sun, had
been exploded as one of the last roles of
despo.ism. But it seems that such is not
the case. Treason assumes to deny the
right of sustaining a popular form of gov
ernment. When / think that God is
just, it is always interesting to watch the
processes of Divine wisdom. His pur-
poses never fail through mistakes or over
sight. When He has opened field and
prepared it for the seed, he never wants
for laborers When He has raised up
and prepared Ills armies, he never lacks
for pecuniary means. Not only has He
all hearts in His hands, but the silver
and the gold are His; and in this upris-
lug of the Northern people we see the
traces of His hand, and find evidence
that the traitors will reap the fate of
Pharaoh and his host.
The preservation of the Union, above
every other object, ahould fire the zeal
and awaken the pride of the American
citizen. Every patriot will exelaim:
-"srare that tree,
Touch not single bough ;
In youth it sheltered me,
And I'll Protect it now
Let us respond to the call ON Thurs
day evening at the Council DOM and go
to work in earnest: appoint committees
to confer with the citizens of this aud St.
Croix county, and also Washington Co
and see if they will meet us in celebra-
ton at the village of River Falls. Let us
have demonstration on the Fourth of
July that will increase our fidelity and at
tachment to our country, and renew our
obligations as decondants of the Revolu-
tionary fathers, to preserve the rich lega-
cy bequeathed to us on many hard
fought battle field.
BEEF STEAK.
Prescott June 8, 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

The greatest truths are the simplest,
SO are the greatest men.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

Rebels Dispersed and Captur-
ed.
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s. A. DOUGLAS DEAD.
$50, 600 more Troops Wanted.
JEFF. DA us WARNS u. s.
TROOPS TO LEA We TIR-
GINA SOIL!

Col. Fremont Coming Home with
10000 Rifles and 40 Cannon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

GALLANT MILITARY MOVEMENT
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

L A T E S T n EW S
By Tuesdays St. Paul papers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

The Iowa legislature has made an APP
Of 100000 for The war.
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Job Work.

-
p S
establishment.
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7 FL e w "A r.
NEWS SUMMARY.
Fl. Pickens I1npregnable!

PROSPECTS OF A FIGHT.
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Prescott June 8, 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-05

ORDERS FROM DISTANCE ACCOMPANIED wTrR
THE CASH, WILL BE PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
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CARL SCHuRz' leave Of absence has
been revoked and he has sailed for Eu.
rope on his mission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27


There seems to be noa but little doubt
IS 20 Ehst has beooma Of the steamer Key
stoas Stats, running between Chicago and
Buffalo. For dRy OF two past-since the
City of Cleveland arrived from Lake Super
'ior ana reported passing pieces Of wreck
Of Point aux Barques-it has been sup
pcssd that the Keystone. State has gone
down, and probably her entire crew with
her. Friday evening a gentleman reached
this city from White Rock, on Lake Huron,
Who states that the guard and Wheelhouse
Of some large steamer had Aoated over the
waves to the shore at that place before be
lei. Il Is believed thst these belonged to
the Keystone State,
The particulars received up to this writ,
ing are meegre, and, although they tend to
point 70 the loss Of this steamer, no posi-
tive evidence to that effect has come tO
hand,
The Keystons State is ons Of the steam
ers that has been laid up in Buffalo, ont Of
commission, for some Eve yesrs past, and
was only brought out again short time
since, and msde several runs between thai
plscs and chicago. She was on her way
when last heard from, to Milwaukee, and
passed Bstroisa fsW days ago. She was
bulk in 1849, and vas, when she left Buff
falo, comnandsd ~ Capt. Fravers Of thss
oity.-Deiri 4d1atissr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

The subscriber respectfully calls lyoEs
sttentiOn to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and axtures.
Although Kerosene goods Of al kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and hEass lamp work generally, tbs
few manufacturers Of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
nsnt for military trimmings, to the neg
leot Of ls mp work, yet the subsoribsr by
de7otin1; his entire attention to this busi'
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
al OPPORTUNITIES to get goods aud get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with cOnsidersble su0'
CESS, 50 that customers can fhd in his es'
, Establishments what cannot be fc1nd in any
other iamp depot III what was, a7a g th'
Uuitsd States,
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f6t Sale OF 8Eat.
u o 4 s A Z a,
A Farm OF "a AoRHs.

n UAhh OI II AQhlEs
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK H4HELLlhG,
we'll oi8tern and out houses, al nsWj just eompq.
ted, and rsady for occupancy. The house Is built
with ali modern improvements; the grounds have .
mont on kinsman Avenue 81 81 RODS Doautliul
rayIne and living brook run through tlls rear eao
Of the Farm there several springI OF pure Watel
With simple hydraulic works. can DO conveyed % any
mart OF tho Farm. bor q 0entlemAn'B AAe3loene4
the whole grounds can be elegantly ana taa taI4ilY
arranged. FOR o garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oqi.
turs, it can be made profitable, being 80 near the
oty-OnlY about 100 rods FROM the corporation limits
This farm be divided into lots OF one 70 nVe Oh
more acres, and make elegant residences and ~ :
large advance Of the prioa at which II can now p
purchased. There are about on acres OF wood
land, part Of which is a beautiful Grove. Ins
Kfnsmgn Street Railroad passes through the Ave
nue in front of this Farm. -
Alpo-A NEW TWO 6TO2H BEIOh HOU5A
barn, Out Buildings, 6c.s corner Of h1n9Hnan ar
Forest streets. Lot ll3 fset ktnSnlEn, and l oE
Glass, With ali the modsTn BtTss sld built In sub
'is15- Aiso-1 HEW TWO STORY BRlgK HOUSE
Bsrn, Out Buildings &C.. Bitus - on Forest street
| Lot 100 feot 'front.' b. 226 fsot deep Thi1 ls nTs
| class house, built in substantial manner and Il
/ the Italian style Of architecture.
| AlBO-Another TWO STORY BkIOh HOUSA
Barn, Out Buildings Sc, adjoining t1e one last ae
scribed Lot loo feet 'front.' By rs t5ot oeeDs and m
| ishsd IN al re8peots like the other.
| AlBo-0hE VACANT LOT on hinsman strse
| saooud lot nom tho corner Of htnanan ana Aorel
rtrests lis fest mont By $50 deop Nine lotss on ol
6st street, between kinsman spd sooT1n ATen9i
| east side Lots " fsst ifcnt bg rs fest deep vi
Ssl On time TO suit purchasers.
For -urther Information enquire OF the uauei
iunsS3.si5 3. BARk HB.
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G0nfEetlUMera.
d hi an PIN r

TOHN sOHRINK,
81 RATIsa REMOVED 10 H-5 aEE e0ARTEss5
No. % LYMAN's BLOOK,
(Op7osits the OoaEt House, Pub. saJsrs)
Ii prepared 70 receive the calls OF his Tisnds an1
tne public 81 large.
Everything in The line Of OonfsSt.onerT Is kspt ii
Wholesale AND RETAIL IS usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
q well e. the choicest satsblS8 served up II . no
nsnt's notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of bsrsOns having business
at the Court House.
BHNEEFT ALE Oh DRAU9HT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DR0PS-supeTiOr +
any thing In the UonfsctioaerF line fsoe ed b
JOHN sOHR1AK.
wLoOK OUT FOB TIE TAFFET.Bz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

So Prof. A. A. GriRh viii give his
hrst Reading 10 the Students Of the Gram
mar and High Schools, and their friends
on next sslusda7 sfiafnooR, at two o'clock,
Al Rfelodeop Hall,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-27

- Lieut.. A. Marshall viii leave Witli
recruits for Csmp DsnnisOn tomorrow,
Wednesday evening, ct Y o'clock All
wbo ksye enlisted with him viii report
thsnltss Is Als ofies, 81 supsrior street,
to.norrov afterhoon ct two o'clook.
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M lLI sUTF0lEsT FaRR8.
VIENNA
lE EARIs

TRIESEMAR l, "a 3, ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LETrAks fAtAnl4 Q
Gngland and secured b. tho h9l ol ~ ,7i SlS y -
'lharmacie Dc Paris, ard t9a lmP9lA OoA0ss "
Ue1iclle, Vienna
End an physical dlgabifitta1- ., =. - -.
..1eS bsf h67e hcretofora been treated % ths na1s
ciOrI snd peTnici5us ISo q eop9l. q eLl ~ se5eo.s
u,orcurT, thereby in1uTt1g % inc gaE5r lpocaF y
Fef diFlerIing All inPaEltisls t1a Eoot15 clf ths
TRIF6ElIAR, HossI, aEd J, are prsparstton TIE
f,r a iozsnFe, devoid Of taate and gElil, md Cd
II cSTrsd in the Eaisfooat pccEat. Sold In IA eel
sad divided into separate doses g niu9lrsd y
VsIrusu LalleHand RoUI, Bicold, 30. Price . each
81 cases for t9, which save ti and n " eaeal,
Whroby there d asFing q -. 10 b had gnoe8als
and retail Of Dc. BABROW, No, l94 BlseekeI street
HeW Kofk Amll6diseelT on receiving q forntf stance
or. Barrow Win f0rWard the Eriesemar % any pel
of the world, securely p9akods sld add e5oi 2ooaEd
~ soid sIso 81 & }. SGTE0RD 81 Va
TIaE ,, GiaFsiazai i@aN
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NAMED DE-
INHN ABUYI

HHE ABOVE NAMED De-
III PENDANTS, viii take notice that John FrfsnI.
6lsd lie petition ii the Court Of Common FiesS q
Ouyahoga Count, O1io, seainat John 81 BorgaI,
4lrs. krederika Borges and al the other named De-
sndants, setting iOFIk inst the plaintiff Is iudE-
ment creditor Of the said Josn B. BorRos. In iudg-
ment recovered BY one sehieiy egzinsi the SAID
Borgess. a. the February 1850 term o. said court loE
the sum Of g60s,I7, with cost and interest, Hhioh
Judgment was assigned 70 the PLAINTIFF That exc
cution Was issued on said udgeut to the Sheriff Of
the county, but had been returned uusatisdsd, and
no property found. That the gaid B0rgs8 claims .
have no property Liable for execution But she
plaintiff charges the said John E Borgss oi frsud-
u8hty gssigntlg lirEe stock Of ready made cloth
ing, cloths 6e IN the eity Of goTeand % his SON
rie5 on the businss5, and holds large amount q
store goods ulder the false Dretelco Of being the
q the owner Of valuable hou1s and lot On S. OlaE
street ClsTelands lnore parficularlg described II
some Of WHICH are only Pretended one51 ana otneTa
paid but not cancelled Thsf said Bcrga1 cUns q
arm property IN kast Cleveland. described 4 tie
pstifiol, which hs has 1noEtgaged 70 one joln La.
and 10 Heath 4 White, n. I bul plaintiff slairls
John Laisy psids snd that plaintiffs len o. said
property e better and prior lien tnsn tn4s q
Heath White. That J. F. BOrgss was the real and
is now the equitable owner sf valuable Properly
on tho corner Of Superior and hVar streets, 10 tns
0tF Of Cleveland, more particularly described the
petition, but which property, with The Coz nETanca
game 70 b rested In his vito, the said ErsdsziEa
Borges That be is also the eIuitabls owner Of city
lot NO sl9s On Tracy strssts IN TIE oii q teTsen1
Borgss has bought with his own 11aanss Talrabls
iafm IN solon, Guy Ehoss county Ohio, cf q acres
mere particularly described IN Plaintiffs petition
but for TIE purpose Of koepins it iTom the ra11 q
his creditors ne caused the opeTtT 70 Tagt IN te
claim to have interest or Lee, actual OF contin.
gent the described property byi % what e-lali
the plaintiff does noi know and thsreiora ocn1z-l
proof Of the same The pldiltia- thsrel re- p-aTe1
that all the propsrty III sid tiii01 described bg
sold, that the priority q tssls b doiarlt1ed, e
that the proceeds q ssie hs agPhsd accordin % p
L oriIF Of Hens
All tho above names dafan1zut7i not ofiisr71i
Notified, are hsTs5T zot sd and requested % appesl
/ and answer the Psinti6 petition b tng Iith ds7
/ Of December, Is5ls JOHN FRIEND
/ PIaintid and Attorney
| Ol5Tsland, Oct. II, Ia5i Oct. l2.353
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In Court Ccuucn Plea
Cuyahogs County Ohio-
THE ABOVE NAMEn ASAHFI

tdA "A DON NJ ~ a W ELI ANAuHA
d. Jackson, resident Of the Stale OF III inoisl
and Aianson Z. LsHrsnce, resident Of the state Of
Michigan VIII take notics that The plantins On ths
forth Judgment obtained IN fsTor Of the plsintla
against said Jackson st the May term, $50 OF said
Court tcr s254 s. 100 doliars damages and ce5s Of
suit and tnst g certain deed Ct eonTega1ces eL-
ecuted BY said jackson % the said LaVTrences o.
ted On or arolt November 5th, loae, snd maze wiz
cut consideration and foE 5h purgose Of DEF au ing
this piant1H 11d other cIsdi5Ora o. ta ta! aarsli
that said dtGd pretended 20 convey Ih3 fooalng c.
scrftsd preIisa-, to wit: Situated IN the CitT o
Csvaland, IL the county o. Cuf ehcg2 and y sac oI
Ohio and Is known being the east haI Of lot nc.
2lS, IL Barber LoEds 5ubdiai3icn IA t1s1 p1rt q
said City Of Cleveland, formerly ohio CiiT, a1d j.
BOUNDED as toloE5s 70 VII; narth b. O. Ain stress
east aud gouth By lot lines, and west bg ths west line
OF same lot 10 2ls, and i5 81 ieet mont On Lora11
stT erra1e being had to the plat and sdTTeT q
Ahaz Merchant for mora particular de- crfqtion.
Also-Anothtr piece or parcel Of land known 81
beins number 7gt, in Barber Lords aubdiFidlon
in that pait Of ths City Of Cleveland hich NJ
lots Sos 215 30 2l7 and z8; eastoFlY on lotNo 1876
scutherly lot 792 a. d westerly on Penn atretti
and being shout g. fset On Penn street. and aoous
2i5 feet de- D. be th5 sane less, and subject
10 all legal highWets. And further setting io1tn
that after low he'd been made on said pzemi1e1
By aiuiiG on execution issu.d on said Iu guael .
the said Lawrsnc8 conveyed tbs lot lastly shove de-
scTibed u the said John singer 70 via on the e
day Of rehrusry, 1851. And praJ ing t1al uet1 said
d eds be decEr-d VOID ana set ssde, and the SAID
pr mises BE- scld aud proceed8 applied IN pay nef q
d sfn il said judgment sDd costs Of suit lhs said
Alanson r.. Lawrelcs AID Asahel h. jdcEso1 are re-
quited 10 answer said petition on or before ths 4ta
~ BTG. B. WTuEH,
noT2.ssf Attiy f5r Flt'u.
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8utEIs,
or. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD REDUOED TO s2 PER DAY

sincs the opening Of this vast and oommodious
HOTEL In 1884, Il has been the single endesToref the
Propristors to make It the most sumPt1ou, con-
venient and comfortable home for the citi ien and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO administer 70
the comfort Of its guests they have endsaVoFeo'
without regard 20 cost, to provide and 70 combine
all the elements of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which 1t has COM
mandsd during the past six years. is 3 gratiryins
prosf that their stIorts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxigeucies o. the times, when al ars
required to practice themost rigid economy, tha
undersigned have reduced the price of Beard to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the ssms tine sbsting none Of the luEurie5 with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREApWELL, WHITCOMB 4 90.
New York, Sept. 2. tSsI.- 1s1L;S54-s@
MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
IVA A67 and 9 Murray street, ID door frOm Broad
7SY. Opposite Che Park, HeE 1orE. Hug7tns 1llnG
ProprfetorS. n, ua7Einu, lat8 ol Peari slre
aoHso, .Bostvs. 4 q Esas.lats " hsgsi0g's dots
HsO Vs. tr rr-- -..-
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IgnuaRAEFs.-Some two hundred Ger
mans cane in from the East this morning,
% thsls aay 10 neV homes towards the
setting sun.
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BT b. WTMEH,
Att'y f5r Plt'h
III AsTERIs sAL E.-PURsU-

M MASTER'S s A l. Es-P URSU-
IyN ANT to ths command Of s1 order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of uGgahoss uoun-
ty, At the suit Of The cleveland and 4an0utlg
Railroad Company against lssac u, aaEftt
and Others to ne directed, shall eNpcaa Tor safe e
public auction, at the door OF the Coart House. n
the OitF Of Cleveland, cn the sixth daT o. leeen'
Der, 1901, Gt ten O'Clock A. NJ the following DE-
sCribed parcels Of land situate IN the CITY oI OeVa
land, county Of Cuyshoga, and state o. Ohios ana
known By being part Ct Hewitt 3 subdiYslon ot the
called Msrwin property IN said Oiiy Of uaTaaaa,
to wit
Parcel 10. 10. Lot no hifssn Of said suboiTilio1a
Appraised at Sz766-
Parcel No. II. Lot no stEf3sa Of aata sl11iFll-
ion. Appraised ct SEQ.
Parcel No, r. L0t No. SeYsntcsn Of said s1ndiTi7-
icn Appraised ~ S2ao0-
Parcel no. l5. Lot No. eighteen q said slodi7t5-
ion. Appraised IS fZ5oe.
Parcel No. 4 TAs westerly part o. lct no nile-
ieen In said subdivision, bounded EortlellT5 sou-
ery and westerly By th5 lot lines and oa9teFT b
ths centre line Of brick wall nearly plra-1l win
MsrEin street and about forty-1aFen taet distant
southess tsriy thercfrom. Apprgis6d az fzl0l.
Parcel No. IS, The easteriy p7rt oi lot Ne. nlle-
teen in said subdiyision bounded noTth6rIi easter
" and souJheTlY BY the lot lines aud westerly b
the centre line Of brick val nearly parallel win
MsrEin street sud about forty seven 1e5t ol5fa1f
soufheasterlY theTsircm. Agpfelsed 81 tll65.
HEART G. ABbEds
Master Comm.
RAEEET, BAoEUs EosEs, Attorneys.
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COMMIsSIONRR.a

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lVh SALE -PuTs1aJt 70 sccSretsl orier Cf sale,
ssuea from tha Court Of Cornmon Pleas, 10 and Tor
the county Of CuyahOga, upon be Zist day Of NO
remheT lo6l ia action therein peuuinZ 3, Wherelz
Almyra "a Reynolds, y hfr next frisnd, lcienzo
J. Rider, Is plaintiff ard Isaiah SeloTer g tefsnd-
ant snau xpoee tor sale AZ puelic aucllol a. l3
dsG Of December. 1851 the lands and te1emants, de-
scribsd fcll6s, 20 Wit. situate iu th5 olnship
AMI cfT Of Cleveland in the state Of Ohio, also il
tbs county cf Cuyah0Qa, and ia huoTn as To- num-
Der six hu1drel and tvantT-seTen, II Barter ana
Lords sutdiv sion in tfat part g City lormerlJ
called Ohio lisf sud = BOUNDED illlou1s ea5t d
the east ue of said To-; south BY the all9ys aud vest
b the west liue CT sa ioi- kald iot i SKY lses
font on Msrchant street, and one u1lrtd ana
thirfy-tTl tIs7l feet deep for more sr5ellc De-
7cIipfion snd location "a lot, " efelca 3 had 70
Barbsz and ord suhdiVisi II in Ohic ltT y AnaE
Nsfchsut, the plat and Survey on ne - tns Be
coTdar's Odics Of CuYehose counfg.- ppra-5ao
ralue S575 %. @OshfA y. SeA41 -
l. }. Rider, E51 Master g0ll-a 2
piT Art'T. uuTl1.dcF
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7 d g OFT 7

~ Remember Coughs Lecture At the
Academy Of Ausis Pc evening.
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EDTToEfAL DUEIs.-At one time editors
IN France were 80 certain Of ressiving 8
ehsllsngs for every "Artiele" zsjsetsd, that
it vas common to return ne nuscripts with
the ssilOEiug ptsrsotyped Hnswer: "sir, I
have read your manuscripts with the great
est attention, and beg to decline it.
leave the obci4Cs Of arms with you" Ii
that cussom prevailed nowadays the posi-
tloa Of Sighting editor would be no sine
6urk nHH t#
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FozREsT II 4 RAaE-Forrest, the great
traseaian, hiss been playing Of lste to the
people who dwell about the hub Of the
Uai7srse. The miner pieces to which he
stoops, such as Nesamora, "spsrtscus,"
snd the like, we're received in the usual
eomnendstory manner, but when 'othellO"
sppesrsd upon the stage, the critic Of the
Boston Courier felt moved to make certain
uBsomplimsntery and perhaps rather sar-
castle illusions. The eminent trsgedisn"
felt sggrievsd, and got into tosering
passion. Bills were distributed which as
serted the critic to be saything but gen
tlsmsn, and the courtssiss Of the house
we're denied him, which means that his
passa Has withdrew. Still, however, he
attsaaod the theatre, and continued to
speak his mind in the columns Of the Cou-
risr. Mr. Forrest then came out in still
more abusive card, whersupOn the critic
susa nim for libel In return be himself
has been osmnensed against for damages
resulting to the manager by reason Of his
-srt.cles.
Thus the Frog-pondishs aTe in fair
nay Of having very pretty little comedy
all q themselves, and one which viii IN
doubtsdly prove completely successful in
amusing the public for 3 season.
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NEW REMEDY.

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compound that has ever been before the puoIe- Il
has heen u8e.i hy
ONE HUNDRED PHY5ICIAEes
In fhsir prfTses practice With entire l1oce1 n Al
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
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srss sSecffc more active ad more s1.dI II it, ei-
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A DMINTSTRATORS NOTICE.
"a --Tne undoTzisucd fa8 bean appointed and
,15faiffod as AdDinistIator Of the estate Of John
Bak.r. diseased. al debts due VIII Be- paid 70 mes
ard all demands viii b prsssnlsd foE adiqsinsnt-
Admir- Of the estate Of John Baker, dec'd-
Cleveland. Nov Is ls1l;27
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John Friend,

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John =. BoF9ea Mrs.
Ersdorika Borgas, I'd
ward HagseumulIsr, Jns
Stump, Vim. Maokay,
Theodore F1geB, Adam
schnider, Valentine Q
Swain, Catharine Bur
ger, German Benevolent
Society, John Black.
Francis Crawford, Geo.
Greenfield, John Hem.
OrloE Isaac and Leonard
COFaFt, flharieg HeGth
Giles White, drm cl
Heash q White, Eerdi.
nand BohumnEor John
LaiIy, Commonwealth
Insurance Com pauy,
Mm. b. Leonard, W. w,
Harbu., CHARLES Grimth,
MslanetOn Burr, Wm,
Richardson, Philip g..
MesTer, John Nett,
John d. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, D. Bush
Mar . Henke, Heuar7
Briker, L. A, Day, Vi
hsin- Descendants.
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