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iilsworth-l0th inst, Am Eliza, wife Of Geo.
v Brown. E54. led 20 yuars.
Ei,RoEta-uet. tth, Annie, wife Of Dr.. A, D..
Cra5trse of Hartford. Conn, aged 26 years
Eien-llth inst, John Roberts, aged i years.
Mailman - IN lust., Of diptheria, Benjamin
Lyman, aged II year. aud months.
Ffanklin-ljth inst, David ), son ct Eleanor
Sutherland, sed years
Bang1-l5th inst. Of diptheria, Sarah H.,
daughter OF +. Gaflaad. aged years and inos.
brewer Fiiase-ot consumption, Capt. Ma
thauiel II. Pierce, late master OF big Waiter
lowe, aged 80 years.
Amherst tn inst, of dipthera, Joseph $.
Buzzel sen Of A. H. Buzkeli, ESD, a sed 10 years
month and 10 days.
Maehias- ith inst. Alra Burton, only child Of
George IL. anl Henrietta Z. Campbell, aged /
months, and J days.
Bruuswick--Sept l7ih, Dea. Aaron Dunaing
aged 81 years ani 10 months.
DIowned-A piamenl Cove, near P5rtl md, h
the upsettins II .4i boat stephen Morse, Ru-
fus Hyde, Charles Hyde, Charles Allen, Charles
Buzzell and j ". Ford. One man, named Good
hue, saved. The party was pleasure ex.
cursiun.
Kennebunk-sth inst, Capt. George Lord. Scl
about 10 years.
At sea, on the 30th ult., Capt Daniel Drag len,
Of the barque Theodore CARTS, aged 30 years.
Long Island-0ct. , /, Israel L. l.unt Esq. ged
65 years, 7 months and lG days Esquire Lunt
will be missed very much By the inhabitants Of
Long Island and vicinity, as well as his numerous
family. lie has been man Of considerable bust.
and influence, and in this, one trait partieu-
larly marked his character, ready disposition 20
help others, especially the poor and needy, and
that 10 an extent injurious to himself, that in
his latter days he could not control his affairs to
his best intention and desire. In his social Ca
paeity, Esquire Luut was modest. yet aflAbe,
agreeable and pleasant, DoAcstically he was
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sr,,t,.,x A. mi - wal, n,,oon n,
ton Pun r,.o saI,,.,. :, II f,r ~ r,ti,,
saifs taII, a,.,,a1 H. G,, -, S,,,,o, ~
moth
it,b sct rl;,, lr,,o, u,corLor pos,o,
81 ~ - -, - - 60
,bh,',, 49, n II IL - NJ
o,,,,s,,r Nn,to Nv W
=, 'NsoR-a If. iIth. seas Day Spring, COUSINS,
bTooRsFiic wave Stanley Hrook1n.
Ar I'm, sehrs Aimifa, Presley, Port Even
Tahafy, ftt9ef, h"'ton Caledonia, Coombs
bucksport Constitution, Atbee, fremont Ora
loo, PIessey, Deer Isle Ida May, Arey, Buck
sfeGt
Cid I'm SEA II l. Orcutt, Hopkins, Bueksporti
''oap Lhdy AIams, " ellis, PASSPORT.
" lfth' sou i"hy ana NlaIIsSa, Hooper, SedS-
WIZ,
ga I'm sch Ia May Arey' baeksPort.
ga i'th' sen AiEator, Pierce fremont.
P8gfEsvp.-tr 9th, Schs Fanny Fern, IGadlcy'
Eden Tor fremont : Tangent Rich, fremont for
boston.
Ar I'm sens eas line & OF fremont, Pomroy,
', lnaso.' Plt,t2r hnSnna' nr9Sef, CALAIS tor
Boston convoy, Pendletoh, 6ouldsboro for Bos-
ton Novel, tayne', Franklin for Boston Flo
REQ Hale br"ohttn Tor iost9n.
Ar ljtb' berg Col tpgGins, cogsins. Sasua
2'th ut.
Hasrox Ar 9th sch Midas, Somcs Mt Desert
AZ leth, schs ilamor. jordan, Harvey. y Il
William Pope. Colbcth, Machls Conncaut, Ham
mond Goulisharo; p Warren, Jordan, Els
worth Mary Elizabeth, Higgins, fremont .Iul.
-, NoycS. J"nesp"tt Arcade, Wood, Surry
r'nhinah It josephine Higgins, Eden CaresSa.
~ 's,'''ty anu htnp'eti
: -, IL, -,a,.,, -, ~ =
:" '''" ~
G,lais William Pam, taII'th Naei,ias - a",,.
thy.t. Wcstcott. Gouldsboro Naletta, Means.
EIlsWar,f p,rt-,oo Hutch Nh ue.crt
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nlariue 1ollruol.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

ARRIVED.
Thursday 10.
Schr Barcelona, Rcmick, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schr WarTcnton, Lord, Boston.
Saturday, ! ,.
schr Bangor, Jordan, Salem.
ARRIVED.
schr Rupicola, Woodland, Portland
Sunday, l3
schr Nandalia, Wood, Salem.
Monday, |.
Schr Volant, Cousins, Boston.
:" Panama, Tate, do
CLEARED.
Sehr Delaware, Jackson, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday, Is.
Schr I Frcinghuyscn, Salisbury, Boston.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, lG.
Schr Minniola, Holt, Salem.
Rupicola, Woodard, Portland.
Dolphin, Davis. Boston.
" urlen Butler, Rockiand.
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NOPICETO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that The Buoy at Egg
Rock Ledse,to iadeA that danger and the approach
10 Herring tat llarbor aud Pcnobsc5t Bay. tn 70
Davis >trAi,s, Ne. has broken from it, m,pTings
and gone adfilt. 1t will be replaced soon a.
possible.
By oricr Of the Lighthouse Board.
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NOTICE.

We have left our accounts with J. b. Osgood
at tho Telegraph ufiee, for immediate collection
No expense Will be ma 10 upon bills due, if settle,
at once. BLACK & FOSTER.
Ellsworth, Oct. 18th, lSCl. 4w59
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.tI8I ~ - IFs''t'
CHARLES j. PETERSON.
No. coo Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

y Mas or NJ CHARACTER - Secretary OF
War Cameron, it appears, has been imPor-
tanci to permit correspondence to be sent to
him by Ellis b. Sehnahcl, who was arrested
Tor treason in Connecticut some weeks ago.
lie thus declines the proposition sen, to him
by Col, Martin burke through Lieutenant
General W infcld Scott -
The person retired to (Schnabel) Is the
son Of u very worthy gentleman, a citizen o!
Pennsylvania, known to me for many years
lie was educated at Princeton College. and
he exhibited considerable talent. lie came
;. Nk 10 Pennsylvania. AMI has been living
Ii, wits" ever since. lie is a man, | am
sSsrry b say, OF no character, and | have no
asse open any communication from hiH;
! Iarcote return the communication for
- ~ V Col. Martin Burle, unopened.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-18

PETERsoN's MAGtzfSE for November IS full
of good stories, fine engravings, flshioa
plates, Re. &c. Peterson has a score 81 the
INST popular Magazine writer's Of the day
that contribute to its pas,s charming sto-
ries. 1t isa first class Magazine, and cheap
We club with it. FERNS, always in ad-
Vance.
one copy for one year. So Three copies
far one year. s.. Five copies for one year.
$50. Eight cori,s for one year, SO
Twelve COPIES for uue year, SD. Sixteen
copies for oae year, 80.
Address, post paid,
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EATON'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR ROYs.

This School is pleasantly located in moral and
Intelligent community, with all the social, Itern-
ry and religious advantages that are essential to
the Improvement and happiness of our youth
Ample provision is made for recreation and use
full amusemens; and no pains will be spared to
make the pupils contcnted and happy Each pu-
pill is member of the family, and will in all re.
spccts, be treated us such.
The rooms new neatly finished and furnish
ed; and each pupil will find quid and orderly
home The pupils must be furnished with a list of
articles of Clothing, and each article should be
marked with the owners name in ttdt.
The Course Of Stndy is such as the wants of each
pupil demand Reading, Pcnmanship. Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic and Book ecping, will re-
ccvc special attention. Instruction is given in
the Higher English and Languages Dtciaatati3n
aud Composition are among the regular exercises
of the school.
Surveying is taught by field practice.
Special attention given to spanish pupils.
Public exhibition at the close of the Summer
session, The year is divided into two sessions Of
twenty weeks each. Winter sessi commences the
Second Monday in November,
The Summer session commences the Second Mon.
day ia May.
The term. for Beard Tuition, Text Books, Sta.
tionery, use of Library, and repair OF Clothing,
SiDJ per Session.
Number OF boysin school not to exceed thirty
Payment to be made in aduncc except by spec
ial agreement.
The whole school is organized into Literary
Society. o. which the Principal is the President.
Tho meetings Of the Society held Friday
evening of each week. The exercises consist VI
readings. deelaInatious, discussions dialogues and
paper of original contributions frtm the boys.
Public meetings are held semi-monthy
There is kept an exact account Of the general
conduct and scholarship Of ctch pupil, aud a
anonthly report sent to parents aud guardians.
Each member Of this Institution has access 10 a
Sarge and we'll selected Library. The school is
we'll supplied with papers aud periodicals, Of a
snoraI, Literary and scientific character.
IL NJ. EATON & son, Proprietors.
H. +. EATON, Principal.
A. II. EATON, Assistant.
kents Hill, (Readicli) Me, Oct /, lSCl.
REFERENCEs:
'lion. \. p. Morrill,. lion. J. A. Sanborn. fGen
J. H. Eaohelicr, KeaIheld; ten. franklin
Smith, lion, John Ware, sC. NJ, Barrett, ESD.
Wsteryille; 'E.RowcIl, Esq., Hallowell; tAlessrs.
Il. Churchill Co., Boyd ( Hanson, ". l..
southard 4 Co, Joseph Russell, Esq. Geo :.
Hunt, Esp. Portland; Hon. L. X. Smart, Cam
dem prof Eph Hunt. Boston, Mass; Parker
Paine, Esq, st Paul, MINI; Rev. n. A. soue.
Ssuth WaPole, Mas; : Capt. J. W. Griffin, New
Aork City.
!
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Barquc Mary Donwcrth, of Machias. Baker.
40 days from AsPinwalI for Boston, put into the
West lay Oct lltb, with crew sick.
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DISASTERS.
Ssh lllcyon, Of Mount Desert, Freeman, from
H..l.heso, t. VITA wood apples, and potatoes,
went ashore on Haekmnus Ledge 81 inst, but was
not seriously damaged.
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r Readerp pursue the following statement aud then
iasgc Of lls facts for yourself
TAEsAs COIE Of Brooklyn, n. Y, well known citizen
h@se, had suffered from Dyspepsia for some years with
~ iermAn-nt relief sntll b. tried kYFa's lILs which
taken according to the directions for This complaint re-
siotci him TO health 10 few weeks Aiter an lneryal
Of SEINE months he has had reuEn Of his complaint
ESQ " CRss, Of Harmony. Te1aa, had an eruption on
u neck shoulder, back aud legs which covered about
,,l,rl Of hs y u kcit the parts Affected covered
,A..h and being often covered With raw sore, Was
- a,ry ir Ghi,~oine ard distressing. 1t 80 much
Nm IN 10, h,th unfit him for business and Kept
hin unlii ml suffering All medical an MAI hed
the uceratiod b. Ills sa si Stow some ser' nom
JynN II. ssek is olllessise as clear a. an ~ An' :
Va ta' e az e' l,Hs'1 ., i.vr ,i5
sslsu "a ~ tina auinsIAs bad cough, which was soon
N..sstfes acsl sEy lore symptoms Of eensu n ton
t'fSsaA &C. Which sssarlencet taking AVER's
! pomple 8xstxl islsa. sStopped t.a cough and
: pgepa7 1MR 7. G, ayrN lyu
70. Lowe. A@ss,
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Cloaks, Capcs and Mantillas.

In this line We can show complete stock of all
the NEW STYLES, and have made arrang-
ments to secure samples weekly from one
of the largest Cloak Establishments
in this country, Also complete
assortment Of
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SPOKEN.


Oct .. lat 20, lon CS, bafqac Harriet SpalIing
VI kUcklaud.
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Va E have again returned from Boston and are
w now opening of the best selected
stocks placed at the disposal Of a discrIun-
atins public, aud adapted to suit all the different
tastes and wants OF the approaching season. It
consists in part of the latest and most approved
styles Of
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ina!hcr Battle. Rebels Defeated.
BLACKSMITH NOTICE !

rH,lIE subscriber is round yet, and expects to be-
L Having rebuilt his shop, the old stand,
on MAIN STREET, directly opposite the Els
worth lIouse) where he may alw v be found, and
having now one of the best arranged shops in the
county he is ready for auythin, in the
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- IL IS,
- A large stock Of
Black, Plain ard Figured Silks, with over fifty
styles Of Fancy, striped and Plaid Silks, from
AZ cts. to 81, -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-10-18

IN ELAN MES,
- Of the
Latest Styles of the Manchester Hamilton Pacific
and Scotch manufacture, which we viii sell very
cheap.
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EA>tpatt.
Ar a, London 2lst ult, William Withcrle, At
wnoti B,stou
At Earbad9es 81 ult, sch Sgsuine, Elliott, frm
Calais, ar 2Th,
Ar at Pictoa 9Th, sch ; \ Appleton, stanwood
Boston.
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AT"I'lI !!

ELLswoRru, June 9th, 1sGl.
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:
one volume Octave. 559 fP Price 81 90.
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Ellsworth. Oct. l7th. l,5l. "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
FARMING LANDS FOR SALE
RARBERs FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber will sell the farm on which bs..,,
containing eighty acre ali under fence-6fiy q ,"s
cutiyalien Tie residue in pasture. There ara ~ 10
premises good DWELLING house. two good barns, con-
bearing orchard VI large, thrifty trees; never ;O
sping witnia Forty feet Of the house. The farm ia,aI
the village OF Eancas east side OF the road v,l
notth-ur VIII scs The farm adjoining aud Iyinr ~
Iecty next containing hundred aud sx,. - w
fifty in cultivation, one hundred and forty nS
fence, cOntoI table house part log and part famslS
good orchard and well suppned with springs Tie MAJ
OF this farm is covered wlth good thrifty timber MI,
sell either or both as may suit purchasers, On e.,
terms. inquire OF I. M. BARHER
Lancaster, sept 4, 1861. igwi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
DRY-oooDs. cRoc Cries

Hardware Qsensware. Boots Shoes, Hal ea.s, IL
Rcady-sIade Cothing Paints Oils, Nails yhssoxsa
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereolog yssuas
ton OF the old house for selling good ana he'd
would say that ii sal not be in beleakf ~, = GOOD,
am determined Tor cash ready pay % go tkfssee
goods fur little cash. amy other stoIs slIana
ton. All wishing to purchase are reeues'eet
examine goods and prices.
n. P.--No chnrgefor showing gnnoS; x1oTFK..
Laneaai. ,oss ], 1855 WP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
1T EDEEM Ed I A n D 8
Y rnR aArrs or 1859. eraat County, wis.

OEFicE or sCtERK OF B0ARp or SUPERVISORS
I.AscAsTRh Grant Co, Wis S
N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 all whom il raas
spnceFn that The following described Iaads and Town
Lots aid ri September 1859. for the taxes due ana IN
pail FOR the year 1855 remain unrcderned In this once
Nov therefore, unless the taxes O. argos ana inleres'
set opposite each tract lot togsther WITH Ine re-
emption fee shall be paid Hefore the SKIN usy
II Soprnber 1862 n pursuance Of the statute Ia such
made and provided, the same Wil 0s conVsysu =
49, nl.anor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
I,IMBER AND PRAIRIE
for sale.

esubscrbei oFersfo sale in lots TO suit puscb,,.
and the liberal terms to paymentsand time ~
following lands, ati lying ana either side oiI6,
Military road, in the Iowp Of Wngyille Grant Count
WISCONSIN:
See. y, Town 6. N. Range West--G4O acres.
M oi Sec. u, Town d, N. Range West--S2O acre,
VIZ OF Sec. 10, Town q, n. Range Vest $40 acre.
Swt4 OF sec. ~, Town d, N. Rangel Wet-iUU acres.
E1a OF nw14 of Sec ~, n. q, N. Il. W.--S0 acres,
Far particulars INQUIRE of rhos. j. Green 4 Co. Al
Wingvillc, A. y. stills the premises agents for
Mites White BALTIMORE, Md.
Tue property is situated two miles west Of Wingyi,
fairly divided between prairie and timber, aud per
ecty adopted for farming. These lands locstedn
the highest parts of the county, but contain
ing springs and water may be had ans whereby digging
Wingvile, June 18th, 1850. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
NEUFtEagOF,
CYRUS X, LORD.
DESCRIPTION.

A part Of Sc ton "a, rs X West. 70 10.
metlsIIg al The 81 corner Of out-lot No a. Cen,
south chains and 80 links; thence east CHAIR, aenea
north lu chains; thence chains And - 'Iseet
u gnee north chains; thence west chains And
wsst csains and IS links; thence south "a SsgseS
west 10 CHAINS ana 40 links TO large white.ol Nese
thence south l0o west ehans ana so liDks 10 stump
sl,te-ok stump thence south 40 degrees west y
llne Of oAt-iot o4 thence east TO the place IF %
ming: ia acres; excepting the u u out-Iot sss
"A q out-ot 90 containing, together, ~ acres ~, ua
5000 $780, iS9, 1889, 579.39, 1861, ls az"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30

Madison, July 10th, 1S6I
County having been oris,
SAFE
al 80
at H., continue
opposite
o
included
purchase the Commissioner any VA
Counties alphabetical oFoSf M "
SAMGEl y; hAASS,iil"SS Upyersisy Land"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
UCTIoN SALE
AT sEErowN, WISCONSIN,
On Saturday. Sept. -. 1861.

On Saturday, Sept. 2S, 1851.
Public notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
sgnee W. otto Schmidt will expose To sale at puUlie
auction the highest aud best bidder for cash. AZ the
residence Of Mr. VIM. McC0y one mile below beetown
on saturday, the 18th day Of september, A. D. 1901,
nc 10 o'clock am, uness disposed OF Al private
SALE the Iowing real estate and personal property
ass BY said assignor 10 Tor the beneht Of has
creditors, 10 wit
Grant Co., Wis.
The T. u Of SE ii and NV Il Of the Sc II.
Me- otS W u and "a vt the SW q Of Sec 80,
I and X Iii Grant Co, Wis.
{" K IA OF NV Il and NV Il OF NV Ii of Sec 81 I
and x in t;lant Co. Wis
I. NV II Of Sec 81 L 4 and X 1 in Grant Co, Wis,
Lots w. ill., 10, I6, 1873, in the village Beeown
Lots and "A Block IL in the village oil CassvIlle
Lot III Block AZ :" Z. .
ONE sMELTING FURNACE AT CASSyILLE.
Part or sE u of NV 4 of Sec 10, j, a. in Grant
Co.. Wis. "a acres OF and in the County of Clssy ton
and 5 tate Of Iowa.
Also Two pairs Mules three pairs OF Horses three
or more Double Wagons, Harnesses, Sleighs Mnera
scales Cord Mood and ali other property assignee
10 nus by sad assianor dated August II, ls6l.
l2w4 NELSON DEWEY, Assignee
The above sale is pest poncd until the 18th day Of DC
tobvr, 1861, at the same time 81 day aud place.
Dated Sept. 10, 1861,
The above sale is again postp ontd until Monday Iii
2Stn day Of UctoUer 1861, ut the time OF day
piace.-Datsd october 9Th, 1861.
NELSON DEWEY, Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
100000 ACRE TRACT.
i,IIY YOUR GOODS CHEAP.

The subscriber would hereby give notice % y, pesry
ofIancaster and vicinity, that be will ~ Readg
sav sfore. Ia lancaster formerly occupied oy pos
4 Bnrr) and that he Is receiving dlfee ,ae Of
ton and New York. large aud we'll selecteu ,uch
good Goods, suited for the Fallant Winter "@+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
FORFEITED MORTGAGE LASn.


Office ~ Gons'Hssssoasrs IF ScIost & Uasrers;,,,
Aaaison, "isconsin. september Is. 1851 -Aae',
TATE OF WISCONSIN,
Dane County.
The following descr,As.,.
Grant County, having been forfeissd ~ y Anda
non Of upon loans grspsea ~, y
AZ Notice is hereby given that the same hsro.
sale At public aucuon and sold 10 the hi Vasled
-, at the Office Of the Secretary Of Staia bid
OIL ~ Madison, on the 9th day Of Decsmhsa ~ CAe-
s6I. unless sooner redeemed according Ia - v.
safe 10 commence atg o'clock A. ~. and = W. said
from clay 10 DAY until all Of said lands shsII sonnnas
50 offered. lave hvua
The minimum price, at which such lana. -.
offered, Will be the amount named obpossge 80 N b.
which includes the amount OF loan; the "a. a sA uaet
nIst day Of January A. d. 1862; eve ner css y The
ages; lie taxes which have been returned ss- 0al-
ands, aud tue cost OF advertising the same s sssh
VIII be sold subject to all taxes which NAV AZ and
Of sale be due upon them Other conduons ~ :, Aas
will announced by tue COMMISSIONS. A. :, " mt
ing Of the sale. said lands viii be- offered he opsa
according 10 their alphabetical order NVanesa
+ & :. H HasnEa; Commissioner Of s....,
JAMES Ii. HOWE. and Univsrsit. L Land.
GRANT COUNTY SCHOOL FUSn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-30
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

Y = ? y 80 - y
reason OF the non-pas ment III
lie Auction, ~ the office OF 7
d.. 1861, unicss sooner redeem
until ali OF said Lands shall Il
amount due at the time Of fol
turned against such land, the
Said Lands will be sold subj
cen age Of the principal payat
be less than ten per cent. Sa
published in this paper.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02

picked up in the CUTTERS, Is again recon,
verified into broad white sheets, and thus
does duty in revolving stages. /.
b The parings 0f skins aud hides, and the
ears Of cows, calves aud sheep, are care.
fully collected, aud converted into glue.
/ The iner qualities VI gshtiDe are made
from ivory raspings 1.-The bones and ten
d0ns 81 animals. IL
Bones converted into charcoal, In roast.
ing retorts, are afterwards employed for
purifying the white sugar with which " 4
Sweetea our coffee, sc, .4.5 y; s. .i
/. The ammonia obtained from the distil.
latiou Of coal IN making gas, Is employed
for satarating 6rchil aud culbesr, Ii
making the beautiful lilac coIors that are
dyed on silk and the .fhe woolleH goods 81
Earbouic acid, obtained III the distiEla.
ti1n Of coal tar, Is employed with other
acids 10 produce beautiful yellow colors on
silk and wool. . ..9 ,ssi4:11
\ Tue stlavings or cedar weed, used in
making pencils, are distilled to obtain the
otto Of cedar wood. s'i-s ..,..5
Brass iilings and old brass kettles ARE
remelted mud employed 10 make the brass
work Of printing presses and pumps
Old copper scraps are used in the con
stFuction Of splendid bronze chandeliers,
Tor Illuminating our churches and THE
mansions Of the wealthy. "a d ,e.l ;
Old horseshoe nails are employed 70
make the famous stecland twist barrels Of
fowling pieces.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02
/ RETURN or THE JEWS TO
PALESTINE .@.5. -: !.

To tie student Of the Bible and church
history there arc few current subjects Of
more absocbing interest or Of deeper sig.
tIiieanee than the events How allaost daily
TRANSFERRING which poiUt to the rrpossessfonI
by tliS Jews Of their own land. Tho tide
Of progress, after the lapsoy Of centuries,
nav be fairly sat,lt0 have turned In that
diTectloa, aud tbe prayer long offered by
that chosen but now scattered people,
That nJadail may be saved and Israel
dwell securely, and that the, Redeem6F
EEinty GENE TO zion : is tRGo,,biediy hasten.
frE to fu!fiaeat. - s. =:
! <{rhe Satan Of TaFkey encourages jew
! b;h emigration 10 Palestine, and Is Offering
| 70 sell tibIa as much land as they are dis
poScd to buy, and. i. issaid, has expressed
Ibis willingness TO dispose of the Mosque
Of Omar, winch, il viii be recollected,
staIids upon. the very site Of the Jewish
! Temple on Mount Mrrtah. ' s'5 ~, T..
!. This mosque is enc Of the NAL omme-
dams, most celebrated skriheS, being
scarcely inferior IN national Importance To
those Of Mecca and Medlna. Politicians
/ aud statesmen look upon these Indications
/ as legitimate consequence OF lie liberia
tizfne influence OF MahOmmedan inter,
EeourSe with Christians, and SO they may
j be: hut to the reader of the yet unf1lfiilet
pages Of Revelation, they also point. &c
what as it respects the Jewish nation
4.prophets aud kings have long Waited
for "but died without the sight,
That the mosque of Omar should be in
"a fair way of passing into the hands 9th,
people to whose fathers the site on which
= il stands was once giSensin an everlasting
covenant, is what no reader OF secular his
tory fifty years ago. could even hay,
4 dreamed, would ever come to pass. Som,
of the hills around Jerusalem have alread,
/ become Jewish property and il is by Hi
means improbable that some OF the pre-
: seat generation will see the eutire city o
Jerusalem again in the hands Of its an
,tcient owners. - .s.@g,.s -'s--s. ..'.-,- =
!, That mighty revolutions viii follow i
|; the wake of such an event is probably a
1 certain as that the Jews will return at all
|. at all events, affairs in that immediate r.
g gion Of the East must ere long become al
| engrossing theme among the nations q
n the earth.--PhttadeiphSa Fress.. r., Z