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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
The Life Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their mars
well-knoWn attendants, bilious and sick headaoLs,
pain aud oppression after meals g4diness dizziness
heartburn. loss Qf appetite, hckuUw rdgrd ~
Vastly superior 70 anything ever before offered 10
the public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24

As remedy for this mos distressing q id obsti.
nate ma ady, the VEGETA BILE LIFE MEDI.
GIN ES deserve distinct aud emphatic r couif.ien-
dation. 1t is wel-knOWn To u,,>.~eds % tins citv
that rhe former opretor of thes>- -aluable med
lcinea vas msrh afnicted With this c>>S ,laint to-
upwards Of thirty five years. and thar b, II led in
vain every remedy prescribed within tie Naola
compass Of the MdteTfa Medioo dc, hoU aver al
length Ired the modiciue wh ch is now offered "a
the Publie and he was cured in a very short time
after bis rroovery had been prouOunoed not oulT
improha le, but absolutely impossible, by any bu-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
Mofatt's lie PiIls!lI

81 well regulated and proportionats quantity
OF bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the promotion of sound healtn-it sfimulares a.
gestion aud keeps the Intestinal canal free from an
obstructJI When there Is a deficiency # hiLs
'he TO y is constantly cnstige. On tile other hand
an over abundance Of bile causes frequent nansea
iu the stomach and often promotes very severe at
faeks OF ds"ese. which sometimes end in iearh
DR.. Mofat's Life Medicines I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
The Phoenix Bitters m

SO denomtnsted from their astonishinF power Of
creating new life and health, as Il were from rhs
very a-hes of the m st dilspdated constitutio a.
are more strongly tonic and more imnediateiv In.
VIgorattng than pills. containing the same choice
vegetable extracts rs the latter. In different mod
iheaticl. Although really less cathArtic than the
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin p, cleanse rbe
alimentary canal much sooner; generally siightIR
operating WI thin three or four hours, and produo
ing decided sense Of rel ef 70 the bead an stom-
than this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
Acute or IndamatOry Rheumatism
Anthrosia Chronica, or
Motfat's Pilla and Biz.

But Il ls unnecessary % enumsrata The many
cas- in which these purely vegetable meficines
have been successful but let Us enquire WHY are
they 90 universal 10 their happy ehects3
Because they purify the blood, aud thus reno
vRte all cause Of disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secretions
Of the body, auo remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but invig-
crate it-thus requiring restraint from pleasure
business during their operation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
Piles Pilesl Pilas /

b7oHId Dc Ldken tn Lae eaTy s5a9es IiihoHs Lo0s-
Pta1i'ts, ed PerseUe cd ia strictly according TO direc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24

READ q LAWhENCE have now on hrnd one
Of the largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes eyee
b-onrbt 10 The CITY which have just been pur-
chased Of the manufacturers tn the East at he
io,gest rates They will the came 70 CASH
blyers iIy, at correspon ling low rates Taey O.
iieit call rom ali cash buyers tefore pu cha III
eIBewhere. oc'r-tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
RARNUM's AMERICAN

THURSDAY, Sept. 2s, 1861,
GRAND NATIONAL FAST-DAY.
GRAND NATIONAL FAST-DAY.
GRAND NATIONAL F'AST-DAY.
GRAND NATIONAL FAST-DAY.
The Museum Will be CLOSED UNTIL O'CLOCK p m.
after which time aShBIY OH hrTRAoToNs saS ;sfi
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
oh' most Interesting VissS' Eyss9 aStR I'D tiRPa'1' 'A''' nearly
during the AFTERNo0N and EYESISS, u ! nc, The @ sHs
and rsp.sed until hs. bad the opportunity Of Wit
most fGf %N6 %Msa SIN F4RcEs
ss Ai fa.o r9g5
and the exquisite pGSgEssfffs pGgEsfs VI oGs III the
M MAdpA e. ToG9t s9 s s
To be seen a. all hours Afternoon and Evening,
THE LIVING HTPPOPOTAMUS,
FROM The RIVER NILE IN EGYPT.
the Ti'' HGf afT
which graphically described in the book Of job Chapter H.
AMphfbioHs iii ;t1iS',' H'sfaAL. N
living WhrK Ti't oS Boo 81 RIVER
undF TIf and XIX b esS NE neq RSb d WALKING
ss iffolctng in his native .reani the historic Nile
TS I B g. '6 % sfGsbI FL, &
IS Nor HIS LIKE" Is presumed everybody viii embrace
10 LOOK iron THE WONDER OF THE WORLD,
especially rvTS 2; TA'p ,S Be fsy1 az m Sis E T IN sEwYoaK
He accompanied by Native ATs6 Keeper wh1 Is
cno,ity specimen Of tia. li''ofe oe Of men snt VIZ
slo well reay visit 10 those who havn nj 'si 10 =
ch representative Of di.tiRct end historic branch o. e
human family Also be Thc BEAUTIFUL AQuaElA
with nyIiAds of living fish, end to woich hsye Just
ndd,d many new specimens. beside LIVING SEAL SE5
LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, THE WHAT 10 IL :
OR MAN MONKEY. HAPPY FAMILY, ko a.,
AID ing all these novelties ard attr1clons we
pe % Imitation only Is ohlren under ten years 10
cents, rLe would ,t ten that amount 70 see The same
things at other establishments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
4 AURA KEENEs TIlEATER.
i 4 GREAT SUCCESS or THE NEW BURLESQUE.
TONIGHT -

n AITRA .KEENE's TIlEATER.
i iap g Ar SITrCEss or TUF NEW BIJRLEsOUE
'i TO NIGHT
IND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
m e. nrc,ent.d new and indescrbable curiosity Of ters
,,s pt,,iur Comedy Farce Bussque Spectacle Melo
drama Opsrs Ballet, &c, entitled the
SEVEN SONS
with the follow g.: sst Of ehsi ectsrs: -
Diayoline old isrorite, formerly Of the seven Bis
tiers Nj. Leus Meme
Columbia Mrs J. IL Allen
Tartarus, Arar'ard Ike, Yankee boy, and hexehian
Penbodys ankes P,ddeT tSny Sy h'usH
Asmoden sEei"Hid h4hs Aisst ooy s''e Ei H. 1o
h" Fre.cn isa5 N'o'"Du NJ Cb..fr.u
M ave "n I Uni1n r; a. nno,t.d t1.T
0..,S nj nah ,s .ap.,,,nps Mi,s lone Burke
xoIsa.e, s,.Iw,pd iscp s,,siIor , MIss Frances
aeJid & HS~.O.y So y.iv.,j SS D'0n
iFrap.ln pnmper necLrl .Mrs Marlowe
u.nhis,nnhiisss .SsruaId yonng man sbout
tasyn r -. ........... Miss Robertson
Pinto King Of Hade. afterward Cuaee trrepessibess
ever in eyerybodys way continually brssiing out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
lust PUBLISHED.

~ OUR GENERALS, CoMMoDoREs 10.
Beautiful Portraits hnely engraved steel Of ble Union
Generals Scott McClean Fremont Banks Wool Butler
Dix Anderson Lyon sprague sge Com strIngham and others
r On hne plate paper lOx20 inches
PRICE is CENTS EACH
Copies sent By mail receipt Of price Liberal terms TO
agents Send for catalogue. j. c. BUTTRE
No. IS Fnnklin-lt., New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
Amnsemenis.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-HERRMANN..

"A CADEM1 Ol MUOlC-nEhhmANNs
Doors OPEN st7t. Commence ss. -...
Admission so cents. Amphitheater rs cents.
Reserved Seats rs cents extra Orchestra Stalls ST.
Boz Office, Academy of Musici sIBELLS and c. BREUs-
TONIGHT, TENTH AND LAST N1GHT
TONIGHT, TENTH AND LAST NIGHT
THE INAUGURATORY PROGRAMME.
THE INAUGURATORY PROGRAMME
TOMORROW
FRIDAY FIRST NIGHT
THE COMIC PROGRAMME.
SATURDAY, TWO PERFORMANCES.
SATURDAY, TWO PERFORMANCES. -I q
FIRsT PBESTIDIGATORIAL MATINEE AT l2t.
SATURDAY M0RNlr0, AT III
FIRST PaEsTIDI9iTATORIAL MATINEE:
Admi.sen 70 all parts Of the house az cs1S sq
NO REsERVED SEATS. NO RESERVED sEaIo'
open Matinee to aan@'TSs @s,d = IA precisely
which will Give III. Ladies sufficient tiue 10 sttend
THE CONCERT AT THE CENTRAL PARK,
which commemorate p m:
IT, ,.,,,,,t, fer the Matinee win be
tbe s.me AZ tho Opers Matinee There win DC no eseved
s,s In any part Of the house, and all private boxes WIZ 10
thrown open 70 the public 4, ,,, --.u..u.. 40
friday At the Academy Of Music SHELF BeuhS' ana
ALL THE MUSIC STORES
Brooklyn, At Carl ProIs Fnton ST. Ko'es, AtsnhctsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
Gales kp Anttlon.
miscellaneous.

A MALGAM BELLS-At prices within the reach
IA Of every Church, School Factory Farm n he lxnf
sizes, 20 $3.50 poSnds costing less than half other metal
l2 cents per pound Wsrrsned IL months Call, or send
for crcular NJ c. CHADWICK Co.. 100 Wilsni st.. N. Y.
DARGAiNS.-New and Secondhand PIANOS,
I'D $50 70 $50; Music Stools Watches Diamonds Sesus,
sas Book, Cap and Letter Paper. Portfolios c. d TIunl
PAINT soaps Cssh advances Pisnos Watches Dit
mond, kc LIZ JONES, No. So Ann-st, I'd floor.
DRUSHES of every description at the Brush
I'D Factory No. 3s Pearis Hsrpers Building All srtcls
at the lowest factery prices PAINT BRUSHES Of saPeIiw
quality constantly hand. JOHN n. HOPfElL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
Hliliiarp Notlres.

Americans, Bnglishmen, Irishmen, Germans,
o sad os sn & 81 & IssG REMEST xcEsoR BReiDE r.
cruis sent at once to Washington
Captains and Lieutenants wanted, for anew Regi,
nsn nov % p g up d ,oGs 10 q .1s ss msy
gentlemen Those with men or money % aid reerans may
call at No q BOndst, on the Colonial from sos m Tor
For. wushinston Immedintely.mzREGRUI ITS
WANTED FOR IilE THIRD REGlaENT ExCELsi9Sh OK
men which is now stationed at building iOlhca
lions dncems1 for Volunteer, Pay ss pc. mOmn s1s
% ne ron ylSg s w ySa on 20 nS m.a
70 be drafted come up at once and .gn roll ApPyto
Lieut. PENSocK. No COZ Broadway.
For the Hon. Il. ID. Bsker,s Is, California Reg;
%ea R" he Pss :-f
win be gwen to each recruit who win re csvs R0hs s nns
distely, ,n,.
70 sustain hsil OOan honor win apply imed1i. s 1s .he
Nos W pR s1S 's ssrSs s ss s5a S1a
Mechanics and Workinsmen Attend me
CHANG klfLE5-fhis Regiment !; your own Your com com
sns is Tsnks III led by botseT Meshanc and oaeered
by mtsry knowledge and experience saned In
ef% and S
n and IU %hH 10 ya
VIII receive forty cents day when employed 90 msehaae,
sion for yoar famc. while you the seat Of On
honorable d.chsIS yOa will IscsS T 10 addition % yOII % other
yc- yea viii receive Pension for ne II Killed your widow
receive above bounty The Regen, quareTed on
pleas aud healLfu Island ltkefs) near this city
Col JAS II. BULL.
Scott Life Guard, 3Sth Regiment y. Y. S.y.-
Eiy Young MEN WANTED for the above Regiment to whom
wbe given good pay board clothing and medical ,.nlance
Pay @3o +2l per month Apply Immediately 70 Lieut.
MARA a No 3iS %thSy rear 26h' or at No Hhoo'eVeH
st, t,Eew-YoIk.
To Officers Recruiting Unattached Companies.
An opp runy h yet for the admission OF two Comps
MES into tine MECHANIC RIFLES, hcsss Regiment now
the City Of Eewyort None but Of character
and sly reed spIly at stHE1DoUARtEhS,N No 80 Broad
way N Y.
HEADQUARTKRs. lsT REGIMENT EAGLE BRIGADE,
No. 81 Broadway, Kew-York Sept y, ls5i.
Under the nuth ority of the War Department,
the s raising aud organizing this Regiment
Communi addressed to him his beadGuATteis
sbove will receive prompt attention. . ~ ,.,.,,,
United States sharpsh eoters. Col. Berdan.-
Good shots desirous joining f,vOIite regiment on
the Potomac apply to Cart. HASTINGS No g vel st
Co1rt) Lieut FEET At the Camp Weehaw-
lea the t2d Ferry landing Two cSperieneed solden
want d for SereeGnts. Two BugeTs vented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

Morton's Celebrated Gold ns.-impToyements
eaes IN The machinery foi manufacturing Gold Pens aud
cured to the subscriber BY Letters Pste have ensbed bin 10
oveeone the many inPeeenu hitherto unavoidable In their
PROJECTION and so 10 bring the within the reach of all
III. wriDg public should tie following faes: Constant
n Tor six months Is done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
ee tbefeore s economy 10 old Pens The Gold Pen
unchanged BY years of continued ute while the Steel
esef changing By eonoson and wes therefore perfect
r"inny wTtlngt obtained only BY The Of the Gold
nc ooa Pen s always ready and reliable while the
Iss must oe often eonoened snd new one selected,
n We use Of the 0odPen there IL ereat laynr OF
h vs S-psse Of receiving any degree Of elasticity
w voo rea exactly adapted 10 the hand OF the wer;
70 ee ns esse ey tbs Of Steel Pen lie 4 now sell
ooa reis A. Pees wary ing from rs 10 according
q ,ss set seel Pens Sold by all dealers Ga the line
~ hs county wholesale and al at the store no
pon : s..non nd Pes Of Per, eqrsspoDdofa
ssns ty nal or etbsrwlfe, ~ dheo,sd AddTess "
A. kVAgoN, NJ, ~ ksl4sRlsns, Nsx.YUk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

WINTER GARDEN.
w TO-NIGHP and EVERY NIGHT the brilliant and beau
'''' MRS JOHN WOOD -
will appear the charming baes9Ue OF phs ~
ba, bee nse by the Conductor CHAhLo
KOPPf1Z including medley overture win solJs ".
every new aud biisnt scenery by OeI apo N
and Startling effects The cast includes in addition to mn
John Wood Mrs w. X. Bake Skeuett Miss InInA isn'
Lothian Messr A. II. Davenport L,wis Baker, hairy rear
ON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

VNHE LITTLEJOHN LIBEL SU1T.-A verba-
tim report the trial Of dLITTLEJoHNw GREE
LEY pabh pamphlet form at The Tribune Once ON
WEDNESDAY 25h inst II will contain the Pleas, Opening
and Arg Ets Of Counsel Rulings OF the Court the entire Tes
tinony Summing up Of Counsel, 40 Our subscribe 8
who desire to secure aud preserve full report OF this
arkAbe trial. viii do well to procure pamphlet edition
Price 10 ceuta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
Gemina-M Maehines.

TOR SALE-A SINGER SEWING-MA-.
CHINE in perfect order VIII be sold for els cost
$50 Apply at No. 2O3 wsterst, near God-st Brooklyn
IQc -First-class Sewing Machines NJ f.
4OOs TO Rent and for Sale (new and I'd hAndl ~ ~.
~ Y Sewing Machine Emporium +s6 dway cor nIooine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
l)ersonaI.
Chances for Business Alen.

rI,O PRINTERS.-Fo SALE, low for cash,
an ADAMS PRESS 2or43i also small On s S.r
So bo with latet In perfect oder sna 70"
running J. G HAsEY. Nc. IV9 N.--- ssssso-.s y, :,
enp AOn TO $4,000 WANTED-ln an hon.
V ,OJDorablo business that will pay 100 TO zro PEI
cen. profit where security 10 IN hand all the time
csnt FOR The eIclusivfly IN ~ barai Fun M
eaa ss nsd from by stating with real nsne whsis
and when interview can fts bed Asdrsn ). H., Sos N
3,L,o PsstohsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

lust PUBLIsHED-REPORTS on SPER-
~ MATORRHuEA and certain other special, aud
vient diseases. by the acting Surgeon Of the How,d hssoes
ton Philadelphia Also, REPORTS the NEW RENE
DIES for such diseases employed In the DPensy OF this n't
tuition Sent TO the afflicted BY mail Ia sealed letter
charge Address DIR. j. SKILLIN HOU0HTOs, How
ard Association, No. 2 South eths, Philadelphia, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

New-Yerk Homeopathic Medical Cole ge.-The
second 81 this institution viii Oct Is 1861 and
terminate March !, 1867.
FACULTY or MEDICINE
BEAKLEY ~ D. Professor Of Surgery, Surgical Anatomy,
and Pathology
ISAAC MONROE WARD NJ d.. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Dses.ss Of Women and ChldIen.
R. KRBY NJ D., Professor Of Medical Jursprudencs and
Ew HUNT, d. Professor Of Mateds Medics and Medical
Hotany.
D. D. SMITH NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry and Physology.
JOHN ELLIS M d. Professor Of Theory and Practice and
Theiapeutcs
CARMICHAEL, NJ D. PrO.esssr Of General and Dsscrp-
tive Ausoniy
W. W. MUM, NJ D., DemonsFalor Of Anatomy
J. BEAKLEY, NJ. d., Dean Of the Fscnlty,
Oramercy Park House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

rI,O the DEALERS in NEWSPAPERS, MAG
Il AZINEs, and BOOKS throughout the UNITED STATES
~ HAMILTON JOHNSON. 4 FARRELLY,
No p Anu.s,.. w-Yort,
Can furnish Won with the Daily and Weekly N,wspspeTs
Monthly Magazines Books other Iiie,es IN tho News
ssoney business with the utmost prompine" and upon the
IL oct favorable terms.
FsraBLisHtD 1884,
Trad. Lists and iufornsion IN regard to term, furnished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

NIXONs ROYAL CIRCUS and MENAGERlE,
IN PALACE GARDEN corner lSthst and 6thsv.,
GRAND DEMONSTRATION
On THIS THANKSGIVING DAY..
TWO UREAT ENTERTAINMENTS.
Conneurinr AFTE RVOOH O'Clock NIGHT ats O'Clock
ENOLGEMENr OF .cIIE FRENCH COMPANY
First sppeGrHce OF the celebrated
MADAME T0URNAlRE,
THE WONDEBFUL HORSE KALE.
And other move ties for the nrst time
q" Va" .pPR0PRIATF TSnEsTRIAS OVATION
tdmfs.iou 25 cents; CLiissn 10 cents
VOICE FROM THE RANKS.
n An entertainment wiz be given THIS EVENING at
Irytug Hell by
MAXWELL o. SULLIVAN,
Full Of aneo4lote, humor, music aud song .,
and descriptive pf IN. late campaign OF the tSth In
VAGINA.
THE FORT BuMTER BAND
win dseourIe sgaiu sirus airs with which hey Inspired
the RallaHt Auder.on.
Come ons-Coms sl-CoDe In crowd.
Tickets 2S cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

HERBERT's HINTS 10 HORSE KEEPERS
--Mslsd free upon receipt OF Is. AEen' wanted 70
Books Heres, Cattle Sheep Poultry Addsn
C. NJ SAXTON, No Is PArkfO n. \.
HANMOND ON LOCAL and CONSTITU-
II Il TIONAL DISEASES -Deay'ed for the use Of YOUNG
MN aud dc and tles eesnysnis
Nv q ID HIsyosp 81. D. Professor Of Speelsl fsthcesy
"a the gyssn,e Medical College kewlot Price e GOD
FREY Bookssler No s1 Broadway. ~ Y. the author,
No 65s Brosd~sy from 3 TO 2 and to o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

DARIs, LONDON and NEW-YOIik MED
i ICAL ADVISER snd MARRIAGE 6ulDE-A s eoos
.Yposipg the fssoie, Of Pysoloss and the unsuoeesH
trrstet special deAse 1t t' local. bat By
neglect improper esien, prosIaiinE the neTyou ssn
400 pages, loo HustrtionS By ~ Lamont Paris London
and New.Y OH, Physician and Sgrsson no eti bIoaan Typ
ssyst Asior Hou.e Ross Tcnscy, No III NIssa1it IL
DsYrf Co No lI3 Eassautt kewYork and H. JOhnson,
No 10 Stat, At, Chicago. Ofee hours-eA M 20 2 NJ Mo
concur With The foosng papeH 10 Recommending Dr iLh-
MONT the afflicted Dspsch, Atlas Courier des Flats Unis
nennLrnt- Siaat. Zetunr. Madcal ReNeM. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

Americans, BnRlishmen, Irishmen, Germans
any other nationality wanted at No 500 Broadway
to Join the 90 REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE. IL
cruits sent at once to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

william, an escaped Slave from virsina Richmond
ni sddTes. meeting the Shiloh Presbyteran Church,
corner Of Prince ind MsrOn.sts 1.-THE Rev IL a. S.Tnet
the Rev . w. GIOucesttr Pastor pro tenn, THIS EVEN
ING Sent 2e At "a o'clock WILLIAM win state what be
Knows and in 10 the Ball Run h5ht and will
give souhsee Of affairs they exised la Virginia two
9eefs ago Mr HENRY JONES, the rescneT Of William.
vi few introductory remarks All are invitedo
astsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

sly Husband, Mr.. O. g. Olsen. was injured on the
New Jersey Railroad between Newark and Jersey CITY ON the
t7th day ofJuy last about O'Clock OF which injuries he
died Any that have been the us who wu
give ufoi ton a. to The manner OF bis injury wl
confer great reside In Boston, bu am now stop
ping Brooklyn for the purpose Of ascetainng possible IN
what my hasbAed bjured Any VOID left st the
ocs f Nathaniel G. SsgLt counselor atlaw, No 10 Mont
somery q. jersey City, n j., will reach me. -.
AMANDA OLSEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

Wniian W. Badger win sddIess the citizens Of Green
point in Meseroles OTehsTd FAST DAY at ii o'clock
buhiect; GThe Sword, an Agent Of Civilization"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

United states sharpsheoters. Col: Berdan.-
Good shots desirous Of joining Ihis yoIe regiment now on
the Potomac may apply Capt HASTINGS, No. 50 W.l s
Jauncey Court Lieut. FEET At the Camp Weshaw-
Lea near the I'D Ferry landing Two experienced solden
wani6 d for SeFgesnts. Two bugleTs vented.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-15

ARREST OF HORSE THIEF AND FoRGER.-.
thiveing vagabond who goes by the name of
Charles Comstock, was brought into the city
aud lodged in Jail on Wednesday night last, he
having been arrested near Woodstock, Ill, by
policeman A. Beck.
The fellow forged a couple of meets against
Leonard Martin, and one against Sheriff Ben
nett, in Waukesha county about week age.
He then went to Racine and represented HIM.
self as an officer in pursuit of the man who had
forged these notes He knew that there would
be telegraph sent after him, and he resoried
to thi. dods G TO avoid being arrested. From
Racine, the owner Of the horse named Armour,
accompanied Beck and they found The young
man spout FIVE miles Sout1 Woodstock.
He<yAs in bed when taken,;ud The horse ne
had driven was nearly used ap Al he had III
his yOrkcts was Il warrant 70 arrest person
who had forged these n0trSi ais" d"gHtffeo
type 81 a young lady. H. had passed hihSs i
off in the county ~ the sheiH Of kenosh'. eouii-
ty. After lie was taken, h. was handcuffrd
ami brought to this city and has good pros
pect Of going to Waupuu ton some years.
Miicaukes Wisconsin. r .er
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7 Henry johnson, treasurer of Kenosha County, do
hereby give notice. thai III o. section 4 Of
~ ~ on he irst Tue-day, being the Sd day
Of Sspte6er next at the hour Of 10 cc0ek A. NJ Of
that day at the Court House, in the city Of the
following described Lots ieces, or parcels OF ana OF
o uc6thereof as may be necessary, topay the Taxes
Interest charges thereon, for the ear looo TO VII
.[-E1I CTty 81 KeD2SAa-4M Ward
Wp Seymour Undv ed half lot !, biz H. or sec 81
WIN seymour- Undivided IL 1t 8, bk Ii, Or, 81,
Q, R 20. 90 81.
s. Fi.k-Lt II, blk IS, or, 81, town q range 23
hudson Except Al #. in width off south END
4 liz so, II e or sec 81, town 2, range 3D.
il FerrisE pit or, being % acres OF sd or sex
49, town 2, range %, in town OF Somers. Att
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Kenosha COMMENCEMENT Court.

Joseph V. Quares Administrator of the Estate OF
William +. Wattles, deceased, against Benjamin K.
Jewett Erastus H. Jewett, Helen +. Jewett.
EDERsUANT to a further Judgment of foreclosure and
u sale rendered in this action at the May term of this
Court, 1861, shall sell at public auction for cash. at
the Court House door, in Kenosha city, the 18th day
Of October, 1851 between the hours of one and three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, TIE following premises des.
crbed in said further judgment, so much thereof
will be necessary to raise the said further
Judgment, and Costs and expenses to wit THAT part
of the Northwest qua ter of Section number fifteen In
township one north of range twenty-five east lying and
being east OF the Milwaukee road and containing 1872
AZ 100 acressave and except the quarter of
said northwest quarter of SAID section No. 49, being 40
acres Whereabouts.
Dated July 3, 1861.
J. J. PETIT, J. M STEERING
PIffs Atty [12w3I Sheriff of Kenosha 0onnt
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Seeding with Glover after COrn.-The
writer has been in the habit for several consecu.
tive seasons Immediately after the last hoeing OF
corn, (which has been cultivated as level as prac
tioAblel, of sowing clover seed by going etween
each row one way, and carefully scattering the
seeds under the leaves and stalks at the rate of Is
lbs to the acre, and usually with good success.
The com seems to shade the seed sufficiently 70
protest il from the too powerful heat of the sun
aud IL the land s in good tilth good catch Is 90
cured for pesturing or blowing under-W. J
Pete, SaliSbury, Conn.