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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
From Washington. May au.

From Washington, May ~.
Fort Pickens may now be set down as
safe against any force the cotton rebels can
possibly rai.e against it.
Fort McHenry has now a garrison Of
1900 men. 500 volunteers were thrown
into it under cover of night, some days
since. knowledge Of this fact has good
deal TO do with the caying-in pt the Balti-
moreans.
Gen. Scott Gays he has more troops here
now than he wants, the numerical strength
Of the army OF Occupation having now
reached nearly 10000.
Gen. Patlerson's corpse d drnaee will
move in two columns, one down the North
ern Central, and the other down the Balti-
more and Wilmington Railroad, upon Bal
ttnore. Each viii be 10000 strong.
Another 10000 viii be coIiec, II at An
napolis for demonstrations against Bs.lli-
more.
Reliable information from Virginia rem
der it certain that, in spite Of all paper ars
mics, there IS now nor ever an aggregate
number Of 5000 men collected 1T various
points in that State, large portion Of
which are az undriilea and unaflned mot,
The statement that the Government has
issued All order calling out 10000 solun-
teeys for three years, $4,000 regulars for
five years and $4,000 seamen for five
years, is erroneous. No such cidl has yet
been made. A requition for additional
forces will be issued IN day Or two; but
it will be for forty thousand more yolln-
teers for three months, and twenty-five
thousand volunteers for land, and eighteen
thousand for sea service, daring the daTa
ton Of the war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
S. +. elise, Sec'y.

EE-An old gentleman named Mckee
enlisted with the Dubuque "Greys,' as a
drummer Just before their departure on
Tuesday. lIeis seventy years old, with 4
heavy beard showing the ..frosts Of many
winters y II i said that he served in the
var IF 1912. and through all the Mexican
war. and still notwithstanding bis advsnc-
Ell are. he Yields the drumsticks with mar
yelols dexterity. lie i considered great
acquisition by the compauy.-Da'aleifA
.ddcertiser. sss
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RATES on, ArvERrIsrra

BUSINESS cards, (6inesor under,l oney ar. s..
onesquare, l2lines, (tia,eint, ars, Insertion, j.
do. do. subsequcntinsertiors each
do. peryoar, 90
one-fourth OF column. per year. Is 90
0ne-hali do. d. % 90
One column, do. 40 90
Stray notices, 4lnseriions, u so
tegalnotices inserted BY the folio.
Yearly .dSertiserssrea allowed four chanSss.
Allkinlsof Justices BiaaS Deeds Mortgages chattel
AortgageS.&e prntodandfor sale a. this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09

a-E-From HE tenor Of the foreign news,
It IS quite Likely that Europe viii Guido us
in military movements this Spring; but
neither The troubles here nor there viii
prevent the largest emigration ever known
These must be fed until they raise some
ching for themselves; besides. Europe j.
sure to want All our surplus provisions II a
fair price. Pow AMI plant Cottolaon
will take ali the corn AMI bacon st Egypt,
ia exchange for bales::lsliyerel IL Cairo, Al
in months past
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09

IT Il Az historical fact, that every four
Years Charleston Is visited with the yellow
fever III its most malignant typ. and, as i
the Lord wished TO punish the traitors y
that CITY, this is tile year Yellow Jack
make, hisa peatance. Between he aveng-
ii. hand oi the Lord :.nd the just punish
inent they will meet at the hands Of their
countrys.ssn. their condition is truly deplor-
able.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

Oilers his services to the community in curing Acute
a Chronic Diseases ia the most speedy safe and per-
lament manner. DR.. Thompson may be consulted daily
al diseases of the human system Persons living at
idssance camdo so by letter, and by uclosing red
stamp thew will receive an answer.
Particular at tention given 10 female complaints, chill
tens as asses and diseases OF the Eye.
t7-JfncE, in I}urrs new building, opposite United
States Hotel, Lancaster. Wisconsin, l0f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
DR. LUDWIG.

| Az -
At the reques of many friends, the undersigned has
hken 10 his residence in this Villages where he poets
continue the practice OF his preteSsioH. DE tatteFa
Amselt that prompt attention to his patients and an
experience Of aty years viii enable him to give salts
faction TO all who may call him for advice or assist
ance.
W. C. LUDWIG, Ned. Doctor.
Lancaster Nov l. 1860. 2l-mos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
DR. THOMAS w. BALTzELL,

5avag permanently located in Lancaster will give his
undivided attention to the practice of his profession,
Physician and Surgeon.
He may be found at all times at the Drug Storc-un-
less professionally engaged -
general supply Of Family Drugs and Medicines will
Kept for sale at the old stand Of Bradshaw Baltze
prepared bg myself.
Lancaster, May 26th, 1858 49-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
Grant county Volunteers.

We copy from the Boscobel Express the
names, places Of nativity, residence and age
Of those composing Capt. Limbocker's com
pany Of Grant County Volunteers:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
PHYSICIANS.
I Il HYDE. NJ. D..

r H. HYDE, NJ. D.,
- (Late Of Potsdam, N "
Having permanently located in Lancasterohers hisfro-
sssional services AS
Physician and Surgeon.
g,nracee has been over 20 years Residence and Of
sco Il lie place formerly occupied by DR.. y D Wood.
isdcsstsr Wis. Jan. LIST, 1856. 29-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
BARNETT HOUSE.
BosoobeI, WISCONSIN.

Bosoobel, WISCONSIN.
aecve we'll known Hotel at Boseobel, has been
asss " the subscriber and put in good order for
AOooAltonAT.oNs PROVIDED FOR TEAMS.
sea, " may be accommodated with horses and
s,.,,, . - JAMES BARNETT.
.Y'es Dec. /, 1850. 24-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09

nEThe cost of TIE Crinsan war is said
to have been two hSadFed and fifty mil
lions Of dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
MILLS Il MCKEE,
IA AqvrORNEYS AT LAW,

LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS
1sc, up stairs) IN Meyers Bmit1tng, on MGaa'o"
w" VF Street, opposite Coat iioHse
81 I'M. C,rcui, Courts and in the Supreme
nav taxes on lands OF nonresldents ana gYe
;ar vtteutinn to any business relating 10 real es
t. which may BE- entrusted 10 our care ,,oncas
ssColections PROMPTLY at +uaed to ana
nt W. an same Immediately collection.
JOSEPH T. LIS, - 49,
Lancaster, Oct nth, 1859. io-h
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.

NJ AASlON HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
MRS NARY HYDE & SONS. Proprietors
lea1Sa iOr the Gathering patronage heretofore ex-
Wnl.a 70 the MANSION, give notice that The House
w Dc welt kept az heretofore by the subscribers
iae Sa5e on the premises Is of the best in the
sountry. MARY uynE 4 SONS
blaei'ier, March Goth, 1851 la-4o-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
HOUSE.

Cassville, WISCONSIN,.
ny shove well known Hotel at Cassyille has been
~ y the subscriber and will be properly managed,
~@'ise May LIST, 1860. l.. S. MASON.
46-yl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09

EE~ What we bope TO do ss;th sse, We
must learn to do with ciiiiigenca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06

THE WAY TO UNMksk THEIR BATrRRus-we
hear that the forests In Virginia where the rebel
batteries are erected consist In great measure,
ofstunted pine and cedar, with q thick under.
growth, something like the woods In New Jersey
III such be the case, there seems to be very rsady
way OF unmasking the rebel batteries, without
much risk, before attacking them, and that Is to
ire the woods in the vicinity when the wind is
favorable, which would not only uncover their
guns, but would drive out the rebels Tn New
Jersey, al this period Of the year ,'even with the
trees green and luxuriant with foliage, res are
frequent, particularly on the line Of the rail Dad
ana cover over thousands Of acres before they are
extinguished Whenever masked batteries are
suspected In Virginia, az our troops advance, the
application Of dre to the forests would doubtless
test, to certainty, how well these suspicious are
founded Il dyer. ,s .I.
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n F F I c A l..
DKPASTMENT OF STATE.

Washington, Jkly 26, 1S6l.S
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. r. N. Shufeldt, the Consul General
of the United States at Havana. Of the issue, on
the 18th utimo. Of . royal decree by which all inn
port duties on common ships bread are taken off
for the term Of fourteen months from the date of
the publication of the royal decree in Havana The
same decree also reduces tn One-hslf during the
same time, the import duties upon ooru and corn-
meel and potat'
The duty by the tariff upon corn is s5k Der
centum upon the valuation of 81 per barrel of 200
Spanish pounds, when from foreign ports in for
eign bottoms; upon oornmeaI S5x per csntum upon
the valuation cf S5 per barrel of 200 Spanish
pounds from foreign ports-in foreign bottoms |;
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign yes
sells, 29}2 per centum upon the va uation of s25o
per barrel upon foreign bread in foreign vessels,
SIX 'er centum upon So for every Is Spanish
pounds
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Respectfully, your fellow citizens

AFFAIRS ALoSs THE BALrIxoRE AND ONO
RAILROAD. .-As most Of our readers are aware,
the bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, between this point and Cumberland,
were temporarily repaired about q week since,
and the trains have been running without in
terruptiOR TO Cumberland. The important
bridges, We believe, are well gparded, while
some are left TO take care Of themselves. 1t
will be a very singular thing if the rebels do
not soon make an attempt 10 close up the road
They certainly viii not permit the trains 10
run as far as Cumberland If they can help 1t
any way at ali, and Gen. Rosencrans knowing
this, doubtless exercises the utmost vigilance.
There are now some three or four hundred
troops At Cumberland, a couple of thousand st
New Creek, where they have selected for q
camp the most beautiful spot imaginable, at
the mouth Of rich valley and in front Of a
seeessionist's house. There also about 3 900
troops at Oakland and vicinity. and large
number at Piedmont and other points east Of
drafton. Ii is understood that the Federal
troops design erecting strong Notifications at
the cross roads, shere Gen. Hill didn't inter
IRtsAigsHesT, d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06

A-eoeRisR sENT T6 PxRIs-rhe Ricbmond
why OF the 22h ultimo learns from a reliable
source th4; me French Consul In that eIty, Mop-
s.ent fsni, recently dispatched courier 70 his
battles fought near MsDassas --S.'.,ss'- : .sH
=. - usr % "Wednesday Of las weck, Federal loan
VI oO0 was taken In Wall strest In ier.v
mlnH'-s, and more begged for. - wy
u es Convention Of Indians, called by Gov.
rit H., - I.e Chic kasaws, was held ON the a4th
20 i-aal'sF ia a as,I = .gos sxs
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NcLean's Volcanic OIL Liniment,


rAs shIy safs she ..rsin fer csassr, Plss, Pa
asss, hssiEEs and sr.nehiis Cstrs, rarsyss Nss-
nrI, n.ss1sn s TIA Ms,e!,. Csrsnis o. lntsnnAtsry
sasEnats, sufssss sf s Jsinti Csntraesd msseist
kgaHsntsi Earzsas Tsph.ehs, Hrssss serzns, ftssA
CSs, Wssnds, UlesTt Fever 1sfss, CAksd Breast esrs
Hpplsa, Bsns fsalss esrs Pkfss iufs mmatsn
sAin, dfsrsnss bss ssssrs bsng The dsssss may
isys sristsa, MCLEAEs CEsEBKAi.ED klNMENf Z
q ts1t.in remedy. -a llt n s=Tli.--l -IF p
Ghsssshas Of hxnsn bsnxy iavs bssz ssvsc lie % Sis
sssDlsds and misery ~ tks Ais remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LLNLMENT
viii Issys pain alsn and VII elsaA
pHEy and heal The fsslsst In nsrsdiss
f0R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
HslEAsT cEkEESATED LINlMENr isths eoiy sats
ahd fstisAls rsns9y far hs d SPAWN, RinGssnss
nksaiit, apnu, eunA ksnps, Hedss Bvsiings
nsvu faded % RF Hssd, fslisvf, Fistuas ola
s,@is,. ls.ss. ss!s k.., oss. s.ssis
Eslssf eallk, Co.'S, ssrss, Wssnda. hhAn nfzhsis
nmssC AMY tti dtrss,ss ssd tsrs h sss1si. N svsu
fsse tss. ..as,s VIA :..y .sr.Als.s kie,2s.ss
sgsrsd q yse. obtsin taBfly 81 Dn mckxAIH CHkk-
ekArxD hklA<xf, 4 VII sus ys1
ass eYEa slsc~rrss Ys,a ara rss "a, st Issis, IA
icAAksEs sfosr, ~ Pa. sv. ssis agent = Wsssl,es
sGOM 4 AND sEE Oar pew style INDIA. PAN
" ANA, and AMAZON HATS inst received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06
WASHINGTON LOCK RosPTrlL

nR. SBUMAN hss, .iter an expe-lence Of ten
~ years, established the above refafe fror-
susokeTy, self-label LED Indian or German doctor
and Pretenders OF vltohcrah and impostoTs IN zen
This is the only place vhsre q sure and .peedy
cure can be obtained IN the world for oil improper
eno evil habits, gonorrh9, fleet, seminal veat-
ness. syp phllts, primary, SECONDARY. ana tertir-y,
organle weakness. pains in the loins, strfotnres
genera oebity, pfost rston nervous mesa, rest esr
nights PaPItauon Of the heart, ripgiDs in TIE ears
I2ss OF memory, confusion Iae anckoly, a. ootons
OF the head, throat, nose, and sfn, ard al those
peoalsr disorders arising from the indisoreton OF
youini IenoeTlnE then unit for either business,
staoy, society, or marriage.
Ut, .. Eas the greatest remedies in the known
vorld for diseases OF the blood. ronorrh9. fleet.
strlotmreE, phiis, seminal weakness, sef abuse
&c. There ls no case IN which they hil % cure 10
Victims Of there horrible compl,ints, Who would
wlsn 70 De valuable men and ornaments % society,
shSaIS embrsce tne earliest opportunity for relief
": snnman has maize THO most comp iete arrange
IRON distance. They viii be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable susr ters, neoesssry
dlet, and made comfortable as they would be a.
hrst olsss hotel st less than half the coal
10 lot forget the name and number. Dr.. Shu-
mans ofloe 10 on the corner Of Sixth etrcet Srd
Rennsylvanls avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opporits
me National Hotel, Washington, y. G.
fersons 80 q dlBtanoe should enclose starp for
return postage. Once hours, A. NJ. % 10 r. M.
various parties have been enhced from my in
satutlon by certain svlndlers on baof ttreets N
thus olty, who W it till the day Of their death
Worn 10 the wise is sufficient Ars-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06

BIDbLE's AND ShMoss's RKsIAEsIs The
two regiments under command Of Colonels Bid
die and simmons, who went TO the relief Of Col
" aliaee. at Cumberland, have returned 70 this
city, and are now encaInped IN field near Camp
Curtin These regiments penetrated Virginia az
far as Rawlc's Heights, and Were In two engage
r,ents, and Were orncislly eomplimented by Gen.
Mcclellan. The famous "Bucktails,, ot1crIse
the bulk OF Btddle's regiment, and they appear TO
endure the fatigue Of the campaign welR The
State Paymsster will pay them q months wages
TO day. when they will also be supplied with
Enhtld rides, after which they will push on and
join Senks' column -Hayrisbsrg Parrot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06

HI Secession editors did not suffer quite SO
badly at Manassas as secessiOn Generals. There
were four OF the latter and two Of the former-the
e3itofs OF the Rome t9a southerner, and selma
(Ald tadex--are among the slain.
irJ-it said that Mr.. Webster, Of PHILADELPHIA
Yill clear over 500 COO his contract for over
S0sts for the army, ..YssIs ? 80, ,.sai
90 & HJtWuhHp .k3AfS aald u
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POINT LooK-OuT, MARYLANp.

SEA BATnING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POINT Look-OuT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebrsted Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with the a 4
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the yc.Ay
undersls med on the 10th of June, in the kE:t u
very bess style, for al persons who may wish 9
safe and quiet retreat, where they osn have the
benefit of the best salt water hating and enjoy the
delloaoies of tbe water, such as Fish of al kinds
Oysters, Crabs, go.
!. Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accumulation of guests.
hne livery stab kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other smasepents usually found et such Places.
tables from the garden on the premi ses and from
the Baltimore and washington markets.
at the Bar
Bosrd, 90 per days one week, Sla; second week,
want, ha-prioe.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tuesday az q m. and Baltimore on Friday At D.
m The half past O'Clock p. m. train from Wash-
lngtop viii connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaohng Point Lookout daily ; q so, q tr-veekly
stss from Washington, by way Of Leon.rdtown
VI Add ess the pIoprietors, At Point Lookout,
washington. ID C., or Alexandria, Va.
IN u HEFLEBOWER &c co, Prop'rs.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALHE
" OF GAS METERS

WAsHIrsTon, July 10, 1880,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ABLY TO the PROVISIONS o. the ord 1nco of the Cor
porahon approved May II, Ego, the undersigned is
n2v prepared, wi snevec refglrei in writing, ard
or pro payment Of the fe OF siy oe1ts to inseoct,
examine test, grove, and ssoe-tai ths aconracJ O
!esistrsnon OF Iny EsS meter IN nEe il this oIty"
ETcTy meter, Ef0lnd Incorrect, viii bs condemned
and smother, sesed AID EarEsd - .Iue vii. 60
set ini's Flaco. II proved 70 be acon-aSe IN its
messuI sGteat Of 81, il will be sSR.oo scco uirsT
and aFsIn put ir soaition for Use.
OslcS 10. 5I0 Seventh strest, (near Odd Eel.
.eHs Hell.1 0ren from g. .-fn., 20 IN.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
NB-u INSPECTOR and SesleT o! Tss GRtcrg.
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WATER RE6IsTRAR's OFFICE, -,

w City HALL. July LIST, 1851.
ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notiiud
that their Water Rents for the year commencifR
with this date are now due and payable at THIS
Office
The following is the law Of tbs Cooperation ain
relation 10 delinquent wateI-takeTs," viz:
In all cases of the non payment OF tie water
sbIs tbs W.T. Iot ero so ,ic - Hue diau Pay
veyor OF such Delinquency, and the SAID Puryey or
shall discontinue the supply of water Immediately,
by cutting Oft the water at ths main and he shall
not aliow IL to be again used in said de ING entg
premises except on notification by the Water Re
glstGar that the water rent has been paid. as also
the expense Of cutting of and restoring the flow OF
water ~
The law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy lin IIntel.l Water Registrar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-06
DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
IttAs LOOMS. M. d., the inventor and patentee
iths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-
tends personally at his office in this oity .0e&S@
many persons oan wear these teeth who o10
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
Who c6nnot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE oan be accommodated
iIn any style and prioe of Teeth they may desire;
ont 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
clssrsst, strongest, and most perfect dsntufe that
srt CT produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
mQrofully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty--No. 33s Pa avenue, between
IN and 10th sts. Also, 90T Arch street, Phi adel
pha- 90 lSE
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER


IL precisely what IT'S name IpdIcates, for, while
pleasant 70 the taste, il reyiyifylnE, exnIssnnt.
and At the ssme time revivises rsinststes and re
novt the Blood n Al Its original putty, and thus
ever e. % offered a to the world 50 chemicsI5 and sfi-
.&} and .t IS%Se tas psGsgS I
act in perfect accordance with the laws Of nature,
tom tone % 1p The dlEesSys organs, snd tss: ssy a nsT.
vous tDd other IrritstiOn. perfectly exhilsrs
vessa6les yet 500 % oombined ss 70 Produce the nOst
thorough tonic efeot, without producing any IN.
tsen felt TO Be deSiierstun in the medicaI World.
for It needs no medical skill 20 see that debility
DEED isys the syats@ open 70 The iRsidioUs sttscfs
Of many Of the mOst fal, tuoh, for example. ss the
oes N EpSetlts, Psintnss. Nervous IrsSlity
NsHTs Eia. ralPitstion q she hseE5, M:a5oSYy: Mean
sssnt MsnstTustiOn, and Fslligs % de Womb
6sssi sS ~ tonS coTds snS Sod a
saFe 20 SYre .s toe Esn Is g., re AID M sst rhsTs
sfstsm Is 'wSSEensd We are osen 20 bilious st-
he asys reuse % perorEn Ssir and
We are troubled win soaIolng sn1 fnOontineroso o
N the SR SSe snd bewssa Ss en-
oeednsly hsoie 70 siisnt c2iIs, eonIns' sno y IN
not allow u 70 enumefste t6e usnr Ina % winch vs
s sSs ss eli say n s SoS sSd 8oOS
eor yol hive perfect safe p essent and efectusl
Temsdy for less Of Appette. Blnousness, flsra-
lence, week and sick Stomach. LAngour. LIveT
Complaint. Chills and Fever. or any BlIious attack
cottfveneas, AeidIty ofthe Stor.sch, NeIvousnsss,
Neuralgia, Palpltahon or the Heart Depretsaon
ofSpiFits, Sores. Pimplos on the PAGE or Any DIS
case arising from impure blood. such es Scrofala,
Eryapeias, Bronchitis, 0oagh, diNcuty OF breeth-
ing, ana all that olass Of disesses Ga cd tenae
weakness, and enumerated above. We VAL also
say the trsyeer exposed 20 ePI5em1cs- ehsS coi
climate and water, Will fnd it pleasant sale nPd
sure remedy, and no one sh,uid ever trave v1th5
out. Reader, try IL, fer we assure you Jou ~
fnd IN ID friend ind see "a well sx iend n ned
All parsons Of sedoEfafY habits WI IND 70 PEI
feot preventive OF, ts well a. o cure for those Al
ments which they are particularly xloseo. heecf
Ministers sfudsnts attorneys, itersfy fentetnen,
and ladies who are not scoustomed 70 mooh oui
door exercise, VIII -ad IL 20 ther eQfeptefeH
keep bottle constantly on hand ape eeCvek
mothers, or those oecaming such, Wi 20 tnfeogh
that most anferous Ssnod NOT only ylth ~ hotI
accustomed strenfI Ih, but sale and Tree tr0m ne
thousand ailments % prevalent AmQnG Inc letnAh
portion OF the world. In short, IL tndeeds mother
cordial. Try II old and young; no 10, ger run ue
rsE OF delay It will relieve and prove csnphs
icAIly Rssforefsss Cordial asd Blood kssscefsf.
20. j. WOOD, .prQpnctor, t44 Broed ~sy. New
soidby al GOOD Druggists. Pros One Dollar pes
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PROP. WOODS
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CUNBOATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.

GUNBoATS FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.
QUAnTgaMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, .
WGshtHgtoa, JtAs IL, 1851.
PROPOSALS are invited Tor constructing Gum
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the uarieImaster's Office at
Clnclnnau. Pit sburgh, and at this Office.
Proposals from boat- bull eTs and engIne-build.
or, alone will be considered.
Pans submitted By bidders will be taken into
consideration. NJ C, MEICS
iels Quartemsster General United State
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