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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
Major General Commanding.
The RhinOceTos Excitement nj Lacrosse.

From the La Crosse Democrat. Aug. 23.l
The Rhiuocsros lately belonging to
Dan Rice, which was lost in the river
whis enrontO to this city from Prairie du
Chiou, Is still in the slough five miles be.
low here; where he was when our paper
was issued on Monday, Hshas been out
OF the water four times since then. conf
ming his depredations to the cornfield Of
Henry Munger. adjacent TO the slough.
Messrs. Munger and Wrightson who
were so badly scared by the monster on
Sunday last. assisted by several sports
men from this city, fixed platform in
tho branches of the trees under which the
animal passes coming in and going ou, oil
the water. from which they suspended
ropes so that when il came out to feed.
they could got slipping moose over lis
head, Three large ropes were attached
to the limbs Of tho trees, aud FIVE men
were stationed on the platform to manage
them. After waiting three hours yester
day, the monster waddlcd out of the
slough. snuffed the air, shook the water
from his eyes. and with heavy tread clam
bored up the bank toward the cornfeld
As he passed under where the' men were
stationed, they succeeded in getting ore
Of the nooses over his head, but could
not tighten ii ill the rope was around his
body. When with sudden cry Of sur.
prise. followed by a sort Of below, he
wheeled aud made for the water. The
single rope was useless, as it proke the
large limp Of the tree to which it was at.
tached, causing the men to como tum.
bling to the ground, while the monster
rushed for the water, with sixty odd feet
Of inch rope fast to its body.
Dan Rice has sent an agent to superin.
tend its capture. who will give $4,000 to
the party who will capture it alive. Long
poles have been firmly planted in the bed
Of the slough, so that the animal cannot
escape by any possibility. When the
cage sank 1t pulled loose, as Its nose is
badly laceIated from the giving way Of the
muscle in which the ring was fixed,
The farmers in that vicinity are in
great fear, aud insist that cannon shall
be Gent them with which to forever stop
the roaming Of this Behemoth of the an
tedeluviSn age. but the agent Of Dan
Rice will not yet consent, as the animal
10 worth aliYe $50. 900. Thousands Of
people visit the place daily 10 hope to laid
In the capture OF suoh game. which is a
tribe larger than this country usually af.
iords, =. si, ~
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Later from LOulsvlIIe.

Rebel Statements about The Hditsras AE
fair-TRs Louisville journal on Fire.
monf's Proclamation and the duty Of
Rentucky Freight Hurried South and
Passengers HGrryin9 North--A SiOia
for Freedom--H Emerson Ethsridge
LOUISVILLE, Sept ga special to the
Courier, from Nashville on the 3lst, says
the capture OF Forts Hatteras aud Clark
the later two miles north Of HatIeras -
is confirmed, from Wilmington. Our men
fought bravely.
1t is reported that five or six hundred
OF our men were taken prisoners. Our
(rebel) loss 10 killed is said to be forty
killed. and twenty wounded. Another
report says eighty killed and wounded.
Only ten or twelve escaped.
The Journal of this morning strongly
condemns Fremont's proclamation. and
urges the Legislature, by its action, to a
void the contingency Of such action here.
IL says it must now decide whether We
will organize body Of loyal soldiery for
State purposes, strong enough 10 eu'
force the obligations oflOyal neutrality, OIL
whether it will suffer things to 60 on as
they have been going. with prospect oI
lapsing a. no distsnt day, into condi
ton which in so brief time has brough
into sway martial law ID Missouri.
The Courier says there is company
of armed Fsdsrals stationed at Horse
Cave station, on the Nashville railroad
eighty ,one miles south from Louisville.
Immense amounts Of freight and grea
rush Of people are daily going South By
the Nashville route, while greater nun
Der of passengers are arriving.
1t is thought that the great rush Soutl
is caused by the edict that has gone forth
that after the LIST OF September Don-inter
course with the South will be rigidly en-
forced. and the rush North Is owing /,
Davis proclamation.
The Courier says that Comp Dicl
Robson is constantly increasing.
A negro yesterday swan the river q
this point, passing over the falls, and Ian
ding perfectly naked 10 Camp Joe HOl
He represented himselfas being the prop
er,y oi Col. Johnston, Of Camp Boon,
Tennessee.
He was, this morning, returned unde
n file ofsoldiers to Jefferson county Jail
Col. Rosseau giving Col. Johnston motto
Of the fact
Hon Emerson Elheridge left for Franz
fort this morning.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
FROM NEW YORK

Floating Battery on Hangptonl Roads---An-
other Secession Paper Reformed = Tam
many Hall LoyaI--Fat Hahsras 10 Be
Hsld-Aors Naval EzpsditiOns in Pros,
psci- Valuable Prize.
NEW YoRK. September 5.-Ths Arago
has arrived. to-
An oficer OF the returning expedition
from Hatteras, reports having seen, near
Hampton Roads, strange steamer. tow
ing what appeared to BE- a floating bat
terry. Believed it was to obstruct COM
muuication between Fortress Monroe aud
Hampton.
The Courier des Etat Unis has gone
into new hands. aud will hereafter drop
advocating rebellion. sSl@a
Tammany Hall, last night elected a
full delegation Of loyalists to the Syracuse
Convention. Sft te tctl
The Times Washington correspond
encs says i, has been determined by the
Government to hold the position Of Cape
Hstteras, although the original intention
was 10 destroy and abandon the works, bu
now it will be made rendezvous for ar
my and naval forces.
This expedition is but the commence
meut Of operations; for which the Navy
Department has made ample preparations
and which will be rapidly developed.
The propeller Herbet arrived yester
day, having brought as prize a small
sloop taken the day previous.
She is heavily loaded with rsvolvers
primers, ammunitions; including 1000 lb'
. Of percussion caps, surgical instrument
medicines etc. She was worked by tbre
men, one Of whom escaped to the Virgini,
shore; the others were taken prisoners
The sloop is said to have taken on freigh
at Washington.
The Herbert shelled the woods ant
beach near the Rappahanoet without dis
covering any rebels,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
AEAm,LxnLEssINn.

rIn lifting the kettle from the Ore It caught and
scalded my hand and person very seyereiy-one hand
was an awful sight. The
Mustang Lniment appeared 10 extract the pain almost
mediAtely lthealed rapidly and len OF
count. Chsrlss Foster, 40 Broad Street. PAiideI.
pAian Itistrulya wonderful article. 1t will cure
any case Of Swelling, Burns Stn joints, Eruptions OF
Rheumatism. Ror HorSes Il should never be dis
pensod with. One DOLLARS worth ofMustang has fre
quenty saved valuable horse II cures Calls Sprains
Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware Of imita-
ton and eOaRisrfsits. counterfeit was put In cir
ouatlon from 81. Louis and duly suppressed. All
genuine will hereafter bear the signature Of G. W.
Westbrook, Chemist. and d. s. Barnes, Proprietor,
with the words Trade MARX , in two Medallions oi
the Federal Currency. Three Sizts. Sold through
out the habtablo Globe. d. s. BARNES,
July ll-aml4 New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05


DR. RiCnA SHERRY WINE BrrTERs.-in 1908,
d. Nathan Richardson's physician residing In South
Reading, Massachusetts, discovered, and proved In
his extensive practice in that place and neghbohng
towns, the beneficial enects OF the medicine given
TO the world as the Sherry Biters. The success OF
DR. Richardson 'spraclce becoming heralded through
out the New England States, his business SO increas!
ed that he was soon compelled to felinqush the vi.
string system, and establish oces In different parts
OF the State, whore, on stated days, he met his pa
tiens. 8undSy was the only day that he could be
found at home. and many OF the present Inhabitants
OF South Kending win we'll remember the throng OF
carriages that always surrounded his house on the
Sabbath.
The present proprietor, DR.. s. o. Richardson (son
Of the late DR.. Nathan Richardson gradu ate OF the
New Hampshire Medical College, where he received
his degrees with usual honor, and also menber OF
the Medical Society OF Boston, for the purpose ofre-
levlDg his aged and honor Paren; from his arduous
duties, induced to relinquish his valuable prac.
tice In the city OF Boston TO superlntend the manu-
facture OF this medicne as requires great skin and
accuracy In its preparing. The genuine sold by Kaun
man, Slocum and Si1ord, Lancaster, 0hio-lmlS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05

The following 10 an extractfrom letter written by
the Rev. Us. Holme, pa'orofthe PtorrepOiutstrcei
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N Y, tothe 'Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIZ
sLOw's soorHEO sVRuP ToR CHILDREN TEErHiNo'-
"Wos see an advertisement in your columns OfMrs.
WIMsLov's SooTHINa SVRUP. Now we never said a
word In favor OF patent medicine before In our ie,
s hu Aave tried it, and kR0p IL to BE- all
itsIaims. Iis probably one OF the most successful
medicines OF the day. because tits one OF the best
Andthose of your readers who nave baoies cant DO
better than lay In a supply"
March n t66I--ly49 l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
Rumored Death of JEFF. Davis,

New YoRK, Sept. 3.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent sends the fol-
lowing dispatch:
A dispstch has been received here to-
day from Richmond, via Louisville, an.
nouncipg the death Of Jeff. Davis. This
accounts for the display Of flags at half
mast from the ramparts to-day.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
From western Virginia.

GALIARous, 0. Sept. a.--A fight took
place yesterday at Boone Court House
Virginia. between the rsbelS aud three
companies Of Federal troops which re-
suited in the route Of the rebels, with a
loss of thirty killed and large number
wounded aud forty prisoners . q
None killed oAaour aide, but elk we're
wounded Our men burned the town.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
No Cure, No Pay!!

HrEsKELL's TETTER OINTMENT, for the
cure Of all diseases Of the skin. and in case
relief is not given l am authorized 10 re
fund the money. A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by E. L. SLOCUM, Agt.,
at City Drug Store. Lancaster.
6w 30
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
D@a wBAv9EsS
CERATE. OINTMENT

-. and you have permanent cure.
THE CEkATE has proved itse 10 be the best 0inI-
nent invented and where once used never
been knowrto fail OF eRecting a permanent cure Of
blains aud Frost Bites, Barbers Iic6, Chapped or
Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Pimples on ,ne
Face. And for SORE NIPPLES and SORE EYES,
the CeTate is the only thing required to cufeS N
should be keptin the house OF every family.
NOW n the'timo that spscine for Tettsr and air
other hnmors arising fr6m impure blood Is wanted.
Read the following evidence In favor Of DR.. Wesv-
er's Syrup and Cefate: z ts8 s{
JERoMEviLLE, Ashland Co., O.. Nov. 90, 1860.
deem IL duty as well as a pleasure to Inform yoa
what DR.. Weayer's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
and Cerae have done for me, and hope that this le
ter may come to the notice OF all persons similarly
anicted. In the year 1850, was lattaekod with Tot
ter OF Salt Rheumy on both my legs, and extended
until from my knees TO my feet was one raw sore--T
consulted and obtained fedicnes ard prescriptions
from nearly all TIE physicians In this vicinity, but OBJ
tanned no relief when your agent Mr.. Hoffman, Drug
and Cerate, which fortunately die, !, and am now g.
sound, we'll man, by their use.
And with muehgratitude, remsIS: you're truly.
:. JOHN WIERBAUGH,
land county. r '--''l 'Ei7T
Price Of Syrup 81, Cerate 25c. per bottle. Direc-
ions accompanyeach bottle. Soldby mostMedicine'
in. HARRIS & co, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprfetors fOrthe Western and Southern staieS
to whom ordels for the above Medicines may be ad =
dressed. Sold Wholesale ana Retail By G. KAUFF-
MAN 4 co, sndg. L.SIOOt N, Landa,ter; p. Hans
Pleasantyilte; Jefferson q Co., Thornville; W, A
GRAHAM ZaIiesvile; Roberts & Samuel, CoIumbuh :
George II. hckhardt, Circleyiile. Nov. l,ls6o-IH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05

PURTT THE BLoOD.-Dr. Weauer'3 Medicine for
HmDrs. These valuable medicines have achieved
q complete triumph in eradicatng humors OF all
kinds rom the human system. They were introduce
cd 10 tho public some six pears since and have been
Syrup Is taken internally which cleanses the blood
BY 70 the surface when the Cerate
applied exee rnally, and ALI the erupsons des.
troyed, and health and beauty restore Their aston
ishing success hascalled out many itnoFant pretend
ers, who have introduced their wonderful produc-
tionst the public. Phey are out In almost every
form, from Panacoas down TO Pills, and all for hu
mofs, (cf course tksy ara. Soldby G. Kaufman &Co.
slocum and'Sinord, Lancaster, 0hio--lmi5'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
Special Notites.


Doctor LelAnd's Anti Rheumatic Band Is the only
known remedy for Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
and tho pernicous eeets Of Mercury, and Il 10 with
the greatest saaotion, to its merits, that call
Bnnd--QmlA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
NGDTHCB.

changed my place q q
Wa ~ business TO BASIL, Ohio. All
ACk 4 thoseindebtedto me by note or
SNAzeSAS book account, will please call al
once aud pay up L. e. zIBGLE sauthofiEed N settle
and reeeip pt iorme. HFoFFlCE,i In Tallmadge Block,
opnosit p. Van Trumps Law 0fioe. Z. JULIAN.
Lanoahtal. ApEll 4. .ie9I--llf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
EvERYBODY'S. Friend,
PERRY DAVIS vHcnTAsIr
PAIN E1EGIR

M a TAT0R TRVRTR yR yMHO
II A4N N0 dA~
heCrsat Family n eat.,., .t,AoA..
AhV"'o~'H e'-"s "1uactno OIthe Ake'
TTVAKEN INTERNALLY, 1T CURES SUDDEN
Colds. Coughs, Ac, Weak stomach. f;ensrsIilaI
biiIty. NursinR sore Mouth Cankor.Iiver ComnlaIes
DyspepsIa or IodIres,iop, Cramp and pain ~ ktomS
ach Howell ComnIaInt PaInters Collie. I.iatie (,kaI
ara. Diarrhea aads UvsentsrE.
-, ~ = !, v.,,,r,.,,,x ,,,n.
AFfLiHD HDhAiShNAbht' OohEs'
Felons, Boils and Old Sores Severe Burns and Seald
Cuts, Bruises and sprains Swelling OF the Joints,
BlngwoD, letter, Broken Breasts Frosted Feet and
ChiIbiaihs, Tooihache, Pain In the Face, Neural
gta aud Rheumel ellsm.
Ills sure remedy for AauE and ChILLs and FEVER,
parN xIIrhv
80 49,
. in.ernslly, should be adulterated with milk or
coun uLi .. maue lnlo syrup win moiasses. FOR a
Sao, %ew aIops on sugar eaten VIII DC more Of
''Tss. ~. suun .nan raaoyln'ng else; a..
and garsier he throat A '"e A'"e' WIN "a'or
See Printed diyss,io., ,,k;,1 t.,,,.
The PIfN xTIJpp 80" 80,
u have won Tor tsei Tepu,stIon un.",na.seS I'm
the history OF MED cai preparations rs insiantane-
Gus eneet IN The entire eradication and extinction OF
PAIN In all It's varions tormsinetdental 10 the human
family and the unsolicited written 'and verbal tesIi.
mony Of the Masses In It's faVor, have been and are
lis own bestadvertisement.
What stronger proof ~ those facts can be pro-
duced following letter, received unsolicited
rom,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05
DIR. A, C. BARLOW

M HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM,
and will attendto the duties Of his profession both
the city and country. office ON Main sire OF
In the New Ntesy Building.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05

kEThs report Of the death Of Jeff
rasis has not been coutradicted, but
needs confirmation, aud is not generally
believed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-05

Rebel Statements About he HdtisrGs ~:
fair-TRs Louisville Journal on FIRE.
Ronf's Proclamation and the duty Of
Kentucky Freight Hurried South and
Passengers HTryin9 North--A SiOiHl
for Freedom-Hon. Emerson Etheridge.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
Mortgage Sale.

TST liEREAS. Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
7 tlrth day of December. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fftysix, execute and
deliver t. the undersigned, Ethan Wetherbee GER
tan mortgage to the payBcnt of FIVE certain
pIUpissprS Notes in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and hearing even date herewith which said
MOI tSage was filed for record in the Office of
cuFcr OF III County in the State Of Illinois on the
twentieth day OF December, 4. u. 1856. and duly re-
COsded in said office. in iUck So on page 1O5 And
default having been made the pay nlcnt of four Of
said notes in said mortgage described aud for the paw
lieht OF " hCh Ire sad mortgage executed
care :o-Sit for the Of Twelve hundred and iftv
dollars. each, aud made payable respectively. the
inst day Of January in each of the years ls5S, 1859
1900 and 1851, with interest payable annually, and
given Tor purchase money of the lard hereinafter des
crIbe (s419.zS Of PRINCIPAL and S2l 30 Of interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty OF prn-
ciiml aud interest, which has been paid therecnl and
The residue of the principal Of said notes. together
with the balasce Of interest which has accrued there
on, being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore. public notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power and authority in the said mort
gage contained and for the purpose of paying the res
due Of the principal aud interest of the above dcscr
ed notes. shall Saturday the nineteenth dav of
january A D. 1901, the hour of two o'clock in The
AFTERNOON OF that day at the north door OF the Court
House. in the city OF Joliet in the County AT VIII and
state Of Illinois sell public vcnue the premises IN
said mortgage mentioned and described. situated in
the County OF WIN aud State Of Illinois. towit s.The
north west quarter OF Section number Thirteen (l3A
and the half of the north quarter Of Sction
number fourteen Oh in Township thirty-fIVe fl5l
North Of Range niue 90 East of the third PRINCIPAL
meridian containing Two hundred and forty acres
less. together with all aud singular the tane
theTeunto belonging. in any wise apperiaininr and
all right and equity Of redemption Of the heirs assirns
executors ami administrators OF the said Charles Mat
the~s, to the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WErHEKBEE, Mortgacee
PARKEs 1 ELvoOD Att'ys.
Joliet, January 5, 1851. 3OL2vr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
S L o A Ms ON Mt!

FOR MilIness, Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness
Slons Ointment is rapidly sup rccdinE all other Oint
mrnis and Liniments for the of the following
complaint Fresh Wounds Calls of all kinds, Crack
ed Heels. Rngb Poleyi, Windalls CalIus SpaviBe
Sweeney, Fstula, foundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grease, Mango aud Horse Distemper
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12
III a 2LHTONsI
HT roEr''

I'VE CONTINUE TO DELIVER, DBL, G
w our Factory, and a. our reg1iH s-as
faefoTy fsiees, Ffes Of al ezpenseys ~
ConHissioH, al ds pHreAaseT's resdene, -
through our only ssthorized Agent Sc No
MT. w. C. WOOD, Of Jeiiss
All styles Of our unsurpassed Pianos -
We solicit attention TO the fsciities o1ei
Every Farmers daughter, a. vel - eig - -
now have Piano without risk In shiis--s
other trouble. -
The Instruments, together with refrssx -
lists Of prices, &C., &C, will be shown b sL.sss
all orders received through him Will have -.
ton Aa-NO variation from printed r1fe-
RETEKEScE-R. 4 Go0DELI- E.q- golifL a-sU
HAZLET0A bs0, e
New York March l. Igbs
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Administrators Sale.

I(Y virtue ola decree of the Knox County Court
- in the state Of Illinois, the undersigned admin
istrator de boas OF the estate of Erastps Uur
viii sell at public ycndue the front door at Court
House III the County OF Wii said State Of illinois,
on edHesGay eth day Of Nov, ls6O. all the Interest
that the said ETastBs ilurl, deceased had in the f
lowing described real estate, at the time OF his cease
to-wt; All that part Of the north east quarter Of Sec
ton tSenty-four Cd, Township thirty-fyef35 Rance
Nine ~ east OF the third principal meridian in said
County OF WEI, lying north Of the Illinois and Njcbi
gan Canal excepting OJ and half acres on The
North east corner thereof; heretofore conveyed IA
Aashall King. ndalsO excepting six acres and seven
lynne hundredth. occupied by the Chjcaro & Rock
island iali Road company. The sale will be made h,
tle highest bidder, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
~ and O'Clock 7. NJ. Of said day. and on a ere, of
Twelve months, the purchaser giving note with COOL
PERSONAL security and also origa the premises
Deed executed at the time 9f sale
Sept. Is, 1850. ~ A UNI o.,
The above sale IS prosponed to the 81 day of April
1901, at the same hour and phase aio-e designated
4. S. DOLBEAR, A,fInr
'0'ie'; NV -; lou. 23-20-w
The above sale is pospoped until the sth day of
May 1851, at ;he same hour and place above desiz
mated.
s.F. DoLBER Admir-
'oAie'' aiAf'h D lsoL 43-5w
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Tl,e Necessity of Labor.

The nation is fal7e that genius can Sc
cure its aims without labor. AL the great
minds who have LETT their marks upon the
history of the worlds progress, have paid
for their success and Dotority by the price
of unromitting toll aud labor.
Napoleon Bouaparte worked hand and
incessantly. and has been known to e1-
baust the energies of several secretaries at
one time.
Charles the XII, of Sweden frequently
tired all Of his officers.
The duke of Wellington was the hardest
working mao iG the Peninsula; his ener-
gies never Jagged.
Milton, from his youth, applied himself
with such indefstigahle application To the
study of letters, that it occasioned weak
ness Of sight and ultimate blindness.
The labor of Sir Walter Scott is evident
IN the number Of his literary productions,
and it is apparent to every reader that the
immense masses of general information
which agound throughout his multitudin-
Gus works could only have been required
by dint Of many years hard study.
Byron was ia the habit of reading even
at his meals.
Luther made it rule to translate a
verse of the Bible every day. This soon
brought him to the completion OF his labors,
AMI it is with a matter Ct astonishment to
Europe, that in the multiplicity of his other
labors, besides travelling he could hnd the
time to prepare such surprising work.
Newton and Locke pursued their stud
les with tireless efforts, and Pope sought
retirement so that he might pursue his
literary operations without interruptions
and distraction.
Industry is essential to all by forming
the habit Of doing something useful every
day, q man increases his own amount of
happiness and enlarges that Of others about
him.
Many a one, by judicious use OF the
odd moments, those little vacancies 10 every
day life which occur to all, have rendered
themselves famous among their fellows
Nature is preserved in its proper work
ing condition by constant exertion and
men TO keep a healthful condition Of mind
and body, must exert his mental and phys
steal faculties; the constant employment
Of the first'wiIl give the strength Of char
aeter so that any time, and by active bodily
exertion he preserves his health, fortune
and worldly position.
The Marquis Of Spiuola, once aked Sir
Horace We're "Uf what his brother died p
ale died, sir. Of having nothing to do"
"Alas % SAID Spinola, "that is enough
to kill every general Of US all.
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OHIO Prison whicky for Sale by the barrel, by
" p. O'CONNOR.
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CuTY Lots and Land for Sale, by
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-12

Price one dollar per Bottle.