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a FARM OF "a ACRHo.
WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLIUa
In TIE Italian style Of archit8cturs, With -
Vel, c5iern ard ont ho1sesi Al new, Just couple
Hltn All modern Improvements; tha Rr0undl haI71 4
~ - nslAB pfock ti-oEgh SI--, ~ s-,i
~ tns arm there are several sprinr = of -
rlnning cut nom the banks Of ~ r.-is,s -lsl,
sl.n lill2le aydrAulc works, eac b cons1-sf = -.
- ~ ne Aafnl- Tor 9s1tlanan's fo1ii.-,rs
- --o5o slylnus can bo eleEintly and frrlrlrfl-
e-..en - sor eartent FindYard. or Tr1ff -
sksO1iy ABOUT 100 rods from n cor75r1 an lin
AhlH lArm can be divided into lots 81 one Il 1i--
more ecfess and mako elegant reaidnnc7S S-f - =
LeLss edlance Of tbs srica ct which 1t car rr -
k.-SS1A-el- Llere are G5out or acrn1 cf 80
Fi- T.,el : 49, q Ehieh is beautiful Grove -
nae n mont Of this Fsrru -
,,1... A.so0A a eIM TWO STORY BRICK HOURH.
Fo, ~ ~. 1llldlnG1, &C. corner Of kin1nal 80
Es sslests lot III let On Klnsuan ani 1oS-1,
ao1ae and In pToEe1nonfl - IN 17
St-51isI ~, ss.S, a. ne moern sylei md built b s
AlsO--A NV TWO STORY BRICK zon,,
oe[ls ~ buildings 6c., stnated On Fors-i 49,
~ l.e5tn 81 ne ragidanco of the Hon a = r77l
i - =. lses nont ~ Is l3st deen. ThiI = = f-sf
tne A1a lnn ltyi Of afct itocture. - - -
49, CAnotner TWO STORY BRICK nOran
-.in. u nqil1ingl 3c.s doinlng the ous ~ ~
4ios ~ Bet lront bT rs i8st dssn 81 -
''a9l l.5 "a 81 81 espeetg IKE tho other
.Al.g,--O1A NAuANE LOT, on Kfnsr1a- at,.
lecona iot tloD tho oorner q Kinr1-1- --,5 -
..sessss ~ iset mont b7 s95 deep. Nlne lof5 q 49,
- aefe9ts petEesn kinsnan ana sc1VfIi iTr-.--t.
~ .lae Lots % fsst .font bT Is fsf 5se1 rIf
- Sl slnae % alit purchasers.
,i-s III i1atlsL tnlof-latlol enquire q he unlr1
t-e.l, 70; - Ainsunn 81, ClsFsland, ohio -
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GaIEIIlla
MRS. WINgLoV

!
lon9 o TIE attention o. MofhaTl, haF =
y U U 7 II IN G g YRUP.
-. HVh .CHlLDREH fEETHIN0,
Neion grestp ncihtaie1 the Process q itesthing b
-iAs ALL K ~ Rnd aRlluaodic ection, and q nlTs
~ 6l9ULAIl TIE BOWELa
49, qpoa y mosners, VII gSs rs1t - youF
REiIEF ANDHRALFH 10 TOURIEFANrs-
Truth eft, Wbai We have nsTsr sss abIs 3 -s1 =
az SIseEE iseiL isf k E6H T6 HAs 5E gA5kFD %
unsly used Never did We Enow - snria1oe ~ 49,
81 ii srs iS5 shS 1a S & oSsq "a ea ,ss Scs
~ - q loo1nendaiion Of the magicsl efsets and
s9aiHs % 81 Estqas We spsak IN this msttss iRHAf
pledge our reputation Tor ths iiIlEe ~ ~ ~.
ness declare; u alnost eFsFy Instance WhsIo ths
VII be ound IN aftoan o. twenty minutSS 17ks7 ~
sITpP ia sdmiriltafea. - =
CPS q the nost H1Pssisnosd and sillsSi HSfs h
Sew snglAnd' and has bssn ussd With HeFaF-ails61
THOUSANDS on OAsRG
y not only relieves the child ron pain but fn-tl
s ,S ,Sosee -ne eeSs eetrsel asctY ~
sBIfIEd Is tai BowELs, and WIND COLL,
reSlealeo end N death. We halioTs Il - - ~
a-l5 Esledy n the EoFlds II al casss of DySs is
Isstal1f, o. sly other eslss. we would ~ q g
~ AQ-hsr Who has child Iusfin 4 oie s7iy ~ -
.hs Pra ldiss- of 49,. SSs ~ ~ ~ ~ - ee aos
.1leilng Chlld and the rellef that WI 3 sSls ~
itlmoly used. Pun direction oF uSiSr ~ vi seeoa
esS1 rp0ss5s none gels1ine ualegE ths fac.
- S at, ~ ~ 1!s 2 FnhlA1hss New York, 3 o.
- - ees.i9e ae NrasBer sold b DFuEEsts thIoufhoui
'Eincipsl Oaioe, ls Cedar srsst Nsw va
kal41' osiLS 9S 0lsTE PRR BOTTLR
9er - s. sTRoHe : ARlisFRONg. oEuEoa.
IL . nhO. ana WM- BfBkE, Clavslanf
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.
J. B. S. Todd has been elected delegate to
Congress from Dakotah Territory.
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FRANKFoRr. Sept. 26th.
Gs,,,ue Alarmed q, their situation.

The people of New Orleans are evidently
becoming alarmed at the naval movements
of the Government. The editor Of the
Picayune says he has been informed by
gentleman who had just arrived from New
York and Philadelphia, that the most unpre-
cedented exertions are being made in all the
ship yards and docks of those two cities for
the fitting out Of the largest naval expedition
ever known in this country. Every carpen-
ter who can be obtained is employed, and
merchant ships are being altered into war
ships, and all the foundries are hard at work
making and altering engines for steam pro-
pellers of the largest size, as well as for
small gun boats. Il was openly talked OF
among the mechanics that this immense
feet Of war ships was destined fer New Or
leans. Il would seem that the present de-
sign of the enemy was to effect ruse, by
ailuring US on to take Washington city,
thus drawing all our main forces into Vir-
ginia, and leaving our Southern coast COM
paratively defenceless, while they make a
grand demonstration on various portions Of
our coast, and force their way to New Or
leans at all hazards. The enemy can easily
afford to let Us take Washington city, which
can be of no great service to US, and even
MARYLAND, if they can gain Louisiana and
thereby the control Of our cotton and the
Mississippi coast. 1t Is time we opened our
eyes to this grand move on the ehessbosrd
of war, and prepared ourselves to resist and
defeat the enemy's plans. Every vessel IN
our harbor should at once be put in com
mission, and the chain OF forts extended all
the way to the Ballze. This Is no time for
swapping horses, and the government at Rich
mond, as well as our authorities here, should
look to it and be mp and doing.
Important Fact About Compromise.
The Crawford Bulletin, q Democratic paper
in Southern Illinois, makes the following i'm
portant disclosures:
GWe are informed by a gentleman just
from the Ninth Congressional District that
there has been complete revolution Rmeng
the people on the war question. Hon. John
A. Logan, Congressman from that District
has been appointed Colonel, and has his regi-
ment about ready to take the field. Many
who few days ago were Of the compromise
stamp, are now enthusiastic for the war;
Logan declares that he and other comprom-
ising men in Congress met in secret conclATe,
and determined TO make last effort. They
sAst Naz, ta-RiGhmoRd- to ascertain if the
agreed upon, the rebels utterly refusing, even
though blank sheet Of paper be given them
to write their own terms. Logan declares
their intention is to fight, and calls upon all
Democrats to rally around the old flag, and
thwart them to their diabolicsl efforts to
destroy the Government"
This throws light upon an important point,
namely why May, the Baltimore Congress-
man. went to Richmond just before the
meeting Of the special session of Congress-
The above revelation makes it all clear
Chicago Tribune
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81. Lou1s. Senf. "a la6l


Ny DEAR sIR;-I leave at eight in the
morning, and send Jou this hurried note in
the midst of the last arrangements before
starting. We have to contend with an enc
my having no posts to garrison, and no lines
Of transportation to defend or guard, whose
whole force can be turned at will TO any
point; while we have from Leaverworth to
Cairo, and from Fort Scott to Paducah to
keep protected.
! wish to say to you that though the po-
sition is difficult am competent to it snd
70 the enemyin the field. l am not able at
the same time to attend to the enemy at
home. It is shame to the country thai an
officer going to the field, his life in his hand.
solely actuated by the desire to serve his
country, and win for himself its good opin-
ion, with no other object should be destroy
ed by a system of concerted attacks utterly
without foundation.
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Lnto war Itema.

nrroRTAEr IMPORTS FRo3 MISSOURI.
Especial Dispatches TO Cincinnati Commercial ]
QUIsoY, Sept. 20.
Aatahall's cavaly men have received passes
to 20 home. They say they would not hght
again under him. They represent that be
displayed great cowardlce, even TO hiding
behind meal bags when the rebels were ex-
pecisd to FIRE. The Irish Brigade will all
20 10 st. Louis. Col Phelps, Of the l6th
Missouri volunteers who came up for them
yesterday, has great power over them.
They appear to respect him next 10 their
hero Mullgan. Private advlces from Chilli
ccthe state Price has abandoned Mulligan's
entrenchments, and Is now preparing defen-
ees on the fair ground, one and half miles
from the city. Heprobably has been effected
by Mullgan's experience, and taken this
position on account Of being able 10 procure
wells of water inside his entrenchments.-
his force is 10000 strong, besides 4 900 who
are posted on the north side Of the river.
The Express Messenger on the St. Joe
Railroad states that reports were rife at Ham
iltOn to-day, that Gen. Sigel was yesterday
storming Lexington. One report even states
that Lexington has surrendered, but 1t re-
eeiyes little credit
The messenger states that there are some
reports circulating about Lexington, much
as yesterday, but nothing reliable. Col.
Smith is still at ST. Joseph. Gen. Prentiss
expresses the opinion that BY Sunday, 4
Price accepts an attack, there will b'
hot work at Lexington.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 26th.
A passenger from Louisville states that u
police to day arrested one Brent, who haC
planned the destruction of that city by pois
oning the wells, destroying the water work
and then firing the city in many places
He had two hundred men to carry out tn
scheme.
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FROlI ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 81
The following will appear in the Demo
crat tomorrow:
Just before leaving the ely Gen. Fre-
mont wrote letter to friend in New York,
and we have succeeded in obtaining q copy,
SN--~. -
nit no improperly in laying before our
readers
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TRTESRMAR

II IL u y " ID a X,
Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and, and
Secured b. tbs Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmacie
De Paris, and the nperial College Of Medicins,
Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No. l,
Isthe eheetusI remedy for Relaxation, Spermator-
rhCea and exhaustion " the System.
TRIESEhAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely eradeates all traces Of
those disorders, for which Gopaya and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antldote, TO the ruin ol
the health Of vast portion OF the population.
TRlESEhAR No. 3,
De- the great and remedy Of the civilized world
for all mpurtles of the system, we'll secondary
sYmPtomsi o6HiAting the destructive uss OF Msrcu
which AZ the SarsapsriIla IN he world cannot r.
move. TkiASEMaR Nos. I, and are ailke DE-
yold o. taste or SMELL and Of ell nausestinR 0usli
ues thef are IN the TORN Of lozense, and nav lie
on the toll table without their uss being gusDsfed
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I0f - Ald IN 81 cases. thus saving 81 e. nfnfnia
tered ~ falpeau lallemand, kour, Hs. WhdleSala
ann Retail ey Dr. II .. BARROW, IsI Bleseker Il .
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IA a-Iriesemar can also be obtained hy aufhorIt,
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III .YMAN LITTLE,
Dsslsr,n
+ q A l. EST TATR
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~-romee No. 8 AfEAtsr Blildi1E. oissois-.5. 81 ,
~ EAL ESTATh---E. N kay ~
~ tiormeriy o. the nrm Of Ldttis Eo-,- = -
opened Heai Egtata Ollco N Ronrair 49, -
~ ol 11p6rlor street and Pubic e1rrr7 49,, ~
s9l4.ll.I On nan0 several thouHnIf arT.. n ~
t@.llly q farming Lands II fhs slrfrg ~ -
= H9ee-la1 and Aia1ouri, 20 srrhn1rr - - .-..'
solntlI proPertys also for an fI1d1 III .--.--
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W E6rERN LAND.---H. a TTE
NY il, q the iate nm, Of Listlo1 4 Fs,--, =
.l-tl -tlalt.f On l21d large quantity 81 1nS -.
..e1q m Iowa Wisconsin and NiEIonri ~ -
- elsy e country rual estate, or pur1o, '--7--
49, VI eoule SonuinEh. MaEbla RIo-,f So
FOR SALE.-ONR SROoED- han
- steam Roilsr-uprtsht, 20 eaIis-I. iaa-l-- -
~ - Loeqer oiee. SAID Eoilur o Il Irchs1 n, ~
ygllles and ieet iog; flrnass - 2 -
~ an netsri and leet higk. -
- oo.ieI ofilnally cost so; 4 nov IN rrfr-t.
ss q ~ sith tha gratsss 1afty-EslVo 49, 1IiI -
=. n & cF iSFthsr gertiesiArs snqui7s q shiI os,
y :. Z. = AearzT , Steam Boiler shop On Us7i7
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DECRUITS WANTED
HI FOR TIE
41sT REG IMEN IT,
AN ARTILLERY BAITgRY TO BE
ATTACHED

I am in want Of about GOUR HUNDRED MEN
to I'LL my Regiment. It is time that all tTue patrt
ots lend q ham in suppressing this monstrous Re
bsllisn. The organizations OF "HOme 9uards" can
only make thens Ives IN any degree useful By send
log portion feach Company Into the held with
authorized Regiments. Trus patriots should not
be slow 70 associate Themselves with the Sc vice.
I am organizing b. authority Of ths Secretary Of
War, Q ia = f--
BATTERY OF LIGHT ARTILLERY,
offour Parrot Rifed Cannon, to be commanded BY
West Point Oficer, nov att sched to my Reg1ment.
Z will diner in no way from regular BattsIy Px-
cept that il viii be disbsneed with all Other Folu-
teera. AbOnt EIGHTY good men are required.
will receive full Companies Squads or single indi-
ytduas. Any person or persons signifytng 70 me by
letter, properly vnuched far by aolnr respectable
person, that they wish 10 Jcn my RsRiment or Bat
terry, VIII be furnished with transDortaion passes 70
Cleveland, and Immediately upon their arrival VIII
be SLOWED Ten and Ralions.
PAY-from q 70 so per month, and upon being
discharged each Volunteer receive Sloo Bounty and
l6O acres Of land w. B. HAZEH,
seps3 Col. 4lst q. ", U. :. A,
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gEloN COUNTY NOMINATIONS


Foa SENATOR,
J.P. ROBEsON.
ron REPREsEHrkTfyEs,
y 3. GRIsWOLD, 1tH
y. J. DICK MAN,
O n. BABOOCK.
FOR Jun0Es,
THOMAS BOLTON, [l
=. ~. COFFINBURX.
non PROSECUTING KFToHNEr,
BUsaNELL WHITE.
Foa TnKAsURERs
"a. 8. WHITTLEsRY.
ron KEooEDEH,
JAHTEs BROKEAsHIRR.
ron coR0NER,
r. O. HOPKINS.
F0a ooMNIssToEEAs
nAvTD HOEGE.
UNION CITY NOMINATIONS.
ron JUSTICES
EDWARD HEssRNaIUBLLER,
LII. RIDER,
WELLS PORTER.
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ElNE CHANCE FOR INYEsT-
EOR -

Tbs veil established 3REWERY, kuovn q,
the Bay City Brew y, situated upon the H1T Shoro
and al nning lhe Waatarn corporation Hno 81 49,
duaky city, Ohio. Good water Is at command RTrl
l9 abundant e. cheap rates. Railroad ooumTnio7-
Y track lies IN 1fuut Of the premises and eofIs5
good facilities for transfer OfgrEin without cIrra1e
Lnere are nearly three acr Of land connerisf
with the breFerys laid u into seventeen builiInT
lots as9os IRON the ground mployed by th3 8rsI4-
eEy, Ine build ngs are abstsnti bui1t Of Efcn,
and brioEs and comprtss Brewery and two dI7siI-
inG5- Wood stable Is ttachad. - vorEs -
nov anq IN excellent order. End are efmir4hlr
planned for conTsniancs and elective 1ss-
The whole property, the works, 8 fun 1foct al
Darreils Lnpiszatnts and macainery, and EnIElV
uRo1 Moderate terms. Title Eood-EsFFsnts8 DO
Tor Information apply 70 Wm- Hsttisber7er
OeEelandI OhiO, or On the premise tc
sspts:SS 4. g. ?. MIrrbEB ERGER.
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DIR. n. A. BARROW.

80 PBoPRTEE0R OF tlt.
TRIESEMAR Nos /, 2 AND 3,
intends to pay shors TigitfO Cleveland, ssFtrai
residents Of that city and uel hborhood a. enxious
to have pereonal Interview With him for the pur
pose Il receiving his medical aid. Ihs Doctor ray
accordingly Re Consulted at the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 18th and Both Of October, 1891,
and positively no longer, as his numerous prulsa-
sionai engagements viii render longer visit i'm
"a Hours ofcOusuItation between 10 and 6.
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9or SaIs cr anat.

EOR SALE-Te Gloss TIE BUsI-
~ NESS fthe late frm Of ,. q. WHEEbER CO.
the Machinery, Tools stick Of Luuter VI atsr OrsT5
eras kc.s viii be sold on reasonable terms.
dEO. ". WOODWORTH.
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SACK SALT 1900 BAGsDAIRY
~ SALT "a lbs. each), received this day and for
eale " r. T. LYON.
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0ATS-RETAIL PRICE rs CTs.
~ per bushsls at % Merwin Street.
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ERESH TEAS, FRESH OoLoNas
Il aud fOUhG HYsOHS, Just received BY
II. A.. PALMER,
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THE HOUSE AND LIT ON
~ Rtnburgh street, known A. - ffs.., -,
3'Esys beng 20 Ono IN Cases Bzdifion t5 d-S.
49, .c -ne 20 ~ n Aellag and 9sigorlb 49,
= n street. and el ~ f-sir -. Z.
-. ~ s.ieS; lie nonls z lAgss vel b1if - s.-s
hisnt for terma annlY 20 - - 1sAts-
e.,,s.p,s AAaNEF, BAOKUs NOBLE.
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M Els PUhk-I8O0 BARRELS
INl Mesa Pork, (th7 Teiy best brand md CI9Ve-
sagsi ri. LYON, 50 Msrwin st.
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A LII KINDS OFBAMILY MED
IA lctEES can Re found at the Eclectic Drnz
store No. 81 south side Public Squsre sens6
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AUREL HILL GLE.
OF fiOur fale ~ CLARK. GhKDhER a CO.,
scpA 50 u. a IS RfVor rfrasf -
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Q L1lUN1 y AhMbIHUNH.
PEST CARBON OIL, 90 CENTS
- Per Gallon. For sails By
r. A. PALMEB,
Ocrner Erie and Prospect streets.
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

-
FoR oovEnNOR,
DAVID TOD, Of EahOains.
LnUTEEASf eovEnEoR,
BENJAMIN STANTON, o. Logan.
TREAfvREs,
q. vOLNRY DORSEY, o. Miami.
Supon o. SurarHH coVhF,
-. gslAu SCOTT, o Butler.
uonPrnoILER OF rREAEuRf,
JOSEPH q. RTLsEH, ot Frsnktn.i
snunKrARV or sfArEs
BHsJ. r.. CoWANs q Belmont. n
paARp oF rUBtfo WORKS,
BOHN TORRENCEs Of Hamilton.
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GOAL OIL LAMPS, CHIMNEYS
~ and Wicks, Gil Cans and shades, at No 80 Pub
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BOTANIC & ECLECTIC MEDI-
ONES Inst arc fresh, at Wholesale and retail
at !. hEEEkR'S, south side Public Sduare
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TIMOTHY SEED.-IOO BUSHELS
4 prime Illinois Prairie Seed, lust received ana
AoL hete ~ W. MELHINCH
bep1n "a nerWin II
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DOCKET KNIVES RAZORS
IL Pocket Books, Porta Mopnaiss M0nev Pn,sesi
Ao., SC for sale cheap BY Z. A. BALMER.
Corner Erie and Pro1ns,ct sta
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III UMPHREY'S HOMGPATBIC
IL Remedies, at c. J. KEELER's, No. slsantb
htoe FuDilc tQuare. eep2s
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9nt9s aud aatdieiaes.

CARBON OIL AT WHOLESALE
" and uetail-40t 70 20 ctnt5 per gal.on A reyig
onabls discount 10 these VI buy to sell agaln n.
&. J. X EE' ER'S, No. 33 south side Pm iur SqTa-a
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THE CELEBRATED CONsTI-
u TUITION WATER for ali DISEASES OF THE
kIDEEHs AND URINARY oBGASG. IN
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OLEyELAED, Sept. %, 1861.
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Ii ANS AND SHOULDERS.-S.
Il. Ruggles' celebrated Sugar-cured Hams
and Shoulders for sals b. b. 7 LYON,
auR3l En Mrrvrfn a
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YsLLlsL Lrle and Froapect pc AGENT Tor UeTelsnd
GOOD CIDER VINEGAR, FOR
~ sale by 4. A. PALMER,
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E0UND-A RELIABLE CEMENT
~ For mending Glass, Earthen, China. Wood.
This is the best article that has ever been offered
% the public. For sale By g. w. CLARK,
gurarIor afr.5t
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pIKE's ARM CORDIAL,

EVERY soLDlER SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
Just received by
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TELEGRAPHTC.l

TIE COAST or TEXAS BLoCKA-
DED.
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Smnsemsnts.
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00HKEN0LEa ERIDAE -. "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

s'CtATARACT, {" EMPIRE. +"
" "teGraff,' and Ne rlus Ultra Hflls, Ohio
Tihies VII at made l-ur-- ploudid amily and Ra-
sep.5 o1BPK, GARDNER& 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

40 whom assessed

40 whom assessed. Description. Sec. r. n. Amt.
Marsh 4 Compton 4 Of lot 10 10 81 II
Ann Mcdonald nv "a Sc X Hal
~ 4 Sc Vi & 3
on sc u se Il y % Y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

Ma"lsons Nlseonalns SspssAieer 10, lSei
STATE OF WIsCONslN,@
Dane s0antys
IN Grant County. having been ioflsia ~ sea,oa
the pay OF ln.efest apUn lValls nv Y
on Notce u hereby given that the same w
Tor sale = pnoic aasslonaha sold Ihe Aisbsss
der, ~ the oiice q tie sesretary Of Slaie al le @
ito Madison, the 9th uay Of lec,,f,a- ~ sApY
ls6l, unless sooner redeemed according 10 Ia~. u
ron day day until AL of said LANDS shall M
SO offered. Sssn
The minimum price, at which such ,.uds I'm
0nered, Will b. tlle amount named opposit. y
hich includes the amount Of loan; the inie 81 !, NJ
drsi day OF january A. ID. 1861 i've per s. II
ages; the taxes Which have been returned apa,s, 49,
ands, and the cost OF adyvrisihgtbe same sad Il,
win Be cold subject 10 al taxes Which a, At he I'm.
Of sale 0e dus upon them Oher conditions 81 49,
viii Dc announced BY tue Commissioners 81 nv sAss
ing OF the sale said lands will lie offered coost,a.
according 10 their alphabetical order.
s s p s aAsnsa Comm, ssiousrs d School
JAMES IA. HOWE. } "Au university LAnds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
FARMING LANDS FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

nN subscriber will sell tie farm ~. w..cn e r..,d..
containlng eighty acre all Ience-aity acre., 4
cultivation, the residue III pasture. Tnere are "a ~
VIellses good dwelling house, two good barns c,n
neced b, large framt shed, ~ feet long Also god
oealng orchard Vi LARGE thriIty trees never iaios
spring within erty feet OF the house The lain ioIe
tne vintage Of Lancaster SHE the load IssI
north--or Will sell me iNrn adjoining aud lying N
ectly next, containing tuudied ana Skis a5asf
lit acres cultlva tIvn hundred and fong unds
fence, cOnol table house (purt log ana part fam
good oIcAald weii surpued WITH spuugs. The us.s
il tlls fara Il covered wis good thrifty nnber w
sell either both may suit parcns Sra on NV
terms. Inquire OF I. NJ. BARBER
Lancaster, sept. 4, 1861. Lwl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
Association,
PHlLADELPHIA.

Eeaeroent Institution established BY special Endo
nent for the Relief the SICK aud Distressed abfcEes
with HsrHksnf aad Epidensc Diseases and espccaau.
for the Care Of Diseases Of me 6ex~al Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting Sur
geUn, all who apply BY lplter, with description 81
their condition. fage, occupati0n habits Of life &c
aud 10 Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished
free OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatcrrbra, knd other
Diseases pf the Sexual Organs. and the NEN REM
EDIES employed in the DspenSrys sent 70 the Afflicted
ia sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two h
Stamps for postage win DO acceptable
Address, DB !. SKILLEN B0UGHTON, Acting Sur
Reon horsarf Association, No south Ninth street.
philadelphia, Pa By o. der Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President.
eco gAIRcHIL.D, scsressry. Nar.6. 3s-Iv