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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
SUMMONS-DUNWELL.

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Circuit Court in and for the County Of Grant, Wiscen-
sin In vacation tOrecose n mortgage.
Mary Ann Thornton and Henry Patch, administrators
OF Estate of Lawrence Thornton deeeased, Pitts.
sgainst Dennis w. g. Dunwe Mary Dunweii his wife,
John b. Warden and VIM. g. warden, partners under
name sic and firm of J. b. Ward u K Son, Defts.
The State OF Wisconsin to the deisn here named;
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint ia this which will be tiled ia the
Office Of ihe CLERK oi the Circuit Court OF Grant Coun-
~ Wisconsin, at lancaster in said County, and tn
serve a copy OF your the said complaint on
the subscribers their Office, In the viagesf aneas
ter Wis., within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day OF such service and IL fail TO
answer the said complaint within the time sfoesaid
the pAiptis in this action will apply 20 the TOUT
the relief demanded In the complaint-Dated Laneas-
ter Goth Sept A. d. 1850.
BARBER L. LOWRY, Pitts. Attorneys.
z0-w6 Lancaster, Grant County, Wis.
The complaint in above action was filed in Office Of
Clerk Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin.
Lancaster, in said county, the Sth day OF March,
1861. BARBER & LOWRY,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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DORK WANTED FOR CASH.
The subscriber, at Lancaster, will pas in cash ~
highest market price, JACOB AAIHAN.
Lancaster, November 20 1850. zS-I
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VAN WAGENENS
Celebrated English Horse Salve.

jas Remedy FOR horse ailments OF the foot and legs
especially founders cracked and contracted feet,
Ai gals, wounds &e the following hoEie recon-
nendauonS
Prairie du Cien March II, 1861.
Thereby certify that have used Mr. Van Wagenens
Horse aaive oa lame horse and ia two weeks it
81 new hOof 70 grow three fnurths Of inch; il
passes anything 10 the lice of horse saves used
Ao ior the enlargement OF contacte1 feet il appears
perfectly successful. JOHN THOMAS
Lancaster, April 2. 1861.
T. van Wagenen, the proprietor OF this Celebrated
tagIsh Horse Salye arrived in town the 2Sth day
@Aeh and called attention to the operation OF
nogr9wng on horse owned BY him The horse has
Nsa bully Foundered; his feet contracted 10 that ey-
e that b. very stiff. e have looked at him up
htAt lac Dad day of April, it being one eek since
u aat ap2ca tde, and can say it seems al
zs miracle and does away with all doabt in relation
ahaader and contracted feet in horses being ineura
hssby the use of this Celebrated Remedy new foot
aOw Of an inch Below the hair aud has enlarged
aiae size Of a natural foot far grown For fur
es information call at t.Ae stone Livery table where
q s elects eau be above described; also the
"a, reliable test nonlals OF men 10 high standing in
3 aifeut parts Of the country.
s Lancaster, Wis.,, April 3. s. G. MCDONALD.
42u WM. II. FOSTER.
> NG SALE At THE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.
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SHERIFFS SALE. -PALMER ct al.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss.-Haryey u.
sherman, Plaintiff, Frederick Palmer, Jane
Palmer, Harmon n. Earl aud AGna. n w Palmer,
defendants Circuit Court Of Grant County, Wis
consin Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
BY virtue of judgment Of foreclosure and sale en-
tered of record in the above named court. in fsrS OF
he abo named plaintiff and against tn named
defendants bearing date ibs day of March, A. ID.
lS6 and by the direction OF the Plaintiffs Atiorneysl
sha The 10th Gay of June, A. d. 1861, at the hour
OF o'ricsis the forenoon Of said day, offer or
s-s aud will sell to the highest and best bidcr for
cash in hand at the outer door OF the Court Hot se in
the village If Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin, all
the following described real estate, TO wit Tbs north
half Of the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of Section ten i0
Also the half of the northeast quarter oil Section
twenty (20J, all in township number six l6) north OF
range numUer two ~ west, in the County OF Grant
State of Wisconsin. Said premises are ordered
sold in satisfaction of the judgment ia this case
amounting 10 the Of FourteenHundredA ndSeventy
Six and 05 lO0hs Dollars. damages actually due
and One Hundred and Twenty-Seven aud 60 lO0tbs
Dollars costs attorneys Fees together with inter
ests aud disbursements and accrunE costs.
Dat, a. SheriHss Office Lancaster, March 3d. A. d.
1851. j. b. MOORE
Sheriff Of Grant County, Wfs.
Abbott Gregory, Pnney 4 Flowers,
4l.1Sw Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY
DIR GROCERIES

- s.lIinr of at TREMENDOUS sacrifice from
MM s0,"isr efic !. Read the following list:
:, Fin sell 10 pounds Of sugar tor Slo0.
y sii se pounds of best hio coffee Tor 300.
" Nh sel2 pounds OF mould candle- for y cents.
w Vii ell the bsst tea in tue make for 90 cents
WHnii aarranlea to give satisfaction the money
FFaI" Respectfully submitted,
ieanusA Mickey & BRO,
,-..,,ss's block, Next Door to the r. ", Platte
"os ~ Aurit 1851 xlI6-ly
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CHERlFFS SALE-GUNSAUL1S.

State of wisconsin, County Of Grant. Circuit Court
Ia and for Grant County Judgment Of Fvreclosut e
and Sale. John Witocsch. plaintiff, rs E Gunsaulis,
defendant
y virtue Of decree OF foreclosure and sale, issued
ont OF the above named court IN favor OF the above
hssyn date fhe "a as % January, A. D. 1861, and J
direction Of the PLAINTIFFS aternes shall on tbs 10th
y IA day II the oor 81 the court house in the Vii age
~ Iancstsr IA Grant county. Wisconsin, oIer Tor sale
Al public auction and will sell io ne highest aud best
~ Wit The south half Of the southeast quarter
# section twelve in town eve 81 NORTH Of range
two (2) west. containing eight acres more or Less
a. ~ fe ease amounting 10 The Of -four
sred and thirteen dollars and Linety-6ss ccntz
fS413 p5) together with interest ane COSTS, -.
uaisu 0As'A -. B. MOORE, Sheriff
L w,srx 4 vrKsa. FsssSdfrs AtFJA - lsw
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,


ABnssossG Institution established By speciGl Erdoc-
@ for tks Rstiefef the Sack ard Distressed AFFLICTED
saA piratsSe and Epideaic Diseases and especially
w nN Care Of Diseases Of The Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
. ~ who apply by letter, with description Of
pen condition. (age occupation, habits OF life, &c.l
tss q charge
1AL0ABLE REPORTS on Spermaforrhoea, and other
ses o. the Sexual Organs. and on the NEW REM.
nss employed in the Dispenssry, sent TO the afflicted
'sa estsr envelopes free Of charge. Two or thl 60
.1 1ss 'of postage will be acceptable.
alo'sss On !. SKILLlN BOUGIT0N, Acting Sur
Sa tefard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street.
~@Gephla, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
s,o EZRA D. HEARTwELL President.
w. sAlEctilLD, Secretary. Mart. 3s-iy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
uARELSON NURSERYl
LANCASTER, WIS.

HARRISON NoNohNf
LANCASTER, WIS.
r,.mb.criber having purchased the HARRISON Nur-
.sof lr Holloway 81 uated miles south OF Lam
.:,r, Offers to sell OFT trees, ranging
,yu q year olds TO 9 year-Olds, ut Greatly
Reduced Prices.
INA a, the and year-olds are large as 10 be I'M
ii 40 stand another gear in the Nursery, they will be
~ s,su lower than younger trees; the following
ates Gre axsd for this spring;
sand year olds at $1,000 per 100, in lots Of 10 or
upwards
sand year.olls al $1,000 per 100.
g,ear.Ods, yssy cheap
lnoag The varieties are the following:
emsowor, 20 OF Pippin, Taman Sweet,
gad,u Russell Fall Swaar, Holland Pippin,
~ lawrence, Male Carl, Early harvest,
ID or Apple, NorthernSpy, Baldwin,
s,p,,plerg Sweet Bough, Fall Pippin,
e,en sweet Columbian Rasset, FaSneuse Snow,
V,n,sr Genetin. Winter Swaar, Summer Queen,
eodes Sweet Winter Peaimain, Belmont,
E,sconSnNative, Rambo, Early strawberry,
And others, in all over 100 varieties
Also Siberian Crab Apples-Yellow and Crimson,
Win Pums Grapes, and other trees
The trees were all Graf SEED by and under direction
tfhs ae Albert Niles, deed, one OF the best MUIR
tlrymaa in the country.
Ths HareIson Narscry stands on the open prairie,
al h, ooer trees stood through the hard winters u
NS.nd &c. aud appear as hardy as forest trees.
Che Nursery covers some 10 acres OF land which
wat for farm purposes ard therefore wish to sell the
trees as do not wish to continue the Nursery business
S. j. GRISWoLD.
Boee Prairie, Markh 25th, 1851. 4l-6w
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CHERIFFs sALE-Ausrs, EFT AL.

- KIN - 0A LL---hC0A1Ns Ell ALs
State Of Wisconsin, Grant Circuit Court. Judgement
If Foreclosure and Sale O. T. Wetmore, PIt'H, vs..
VIM Austin, Henry +. Young, and Jared Wsrne:, De-
fendants
Bv virtue Of decree offoreelosure and sale issned
from the above Ia abpve entitled cause,
bearing date 18th ct Oci 1860, and by directions OF
Plaintiffs Attorneys shall the 10Th day Of iarch A.
~ 1861 at the hour OF IL ettock OF said day at the
front door Of the Court House 10 the village OF aucas-
ter Wisconsin, for at public auction and will
sell TO the highest and best bidder for cash hand the
follow ing described real estate viz: The east hall 81
the north quarter and the northwest quarter 81
the north east quarter OF section four a. township
No four a. north Of range hye CD west contHin-
ing l28 acres mere less Also the undivided one
ha o the south east quarter Of the south east quarter
Of section No (2J Of No. four ~ north Of
~anre No six l6), vest containing 70 acres more or
Iesss. in q ant County. Wis
Said premises are ordered sold in satisfaction Of the
judgement in this amounting to the sum OF $3.50
and 3D. Tooth, together with interest and COSTS
WM IT. FOS TER, sheriff.
Mills d MCKEE Plfi.s Attys 2s-l3w
The above sale is hereby odourned until the 9Th day
OF August A. D. 1851 she place and u The hour
Of clock D. M. of said day, By drecti0a Of liaintns
Attcrneys.-Dated March 10th, 1851.
WM. II. FOSTER Ex-SherH
40-pub till 1st Aug. OF Grant County, Wis.
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SHERlFFS SALE-DAVIS.

State of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, IS. James G
Wright, Plaintiff John Davis, defendant. Cir.
cult Court in and for Grant County, State Of Wis
consin. Judgment of foreclosure aud sale.
By virtue Of q judgment Of foreclosure and sale is
sued out OF the named court, in favor Of tht
above named plaintiff and against tbs above named d.
Zen iant bearing date the 9Th day of March, A. D.
1861, and b. the direction OF the FaintHs Attorney
SHALL the Sth day Of July, ID. 1851 at the hour
of ten O'clock in the forenoon of said day, offer T.
sale aud will sell to the highest aud best bidder fol
cash in hand the outer door of the Court House, in
the village OF Lancaster Grant County Wisconsin. the
following described real estate, towit The south ia
[4l NORTH, range one u west, In Grant County, Wis
sand premises ordered sold in his case in satisae
ton Of the Judgment amounting to oEe hundred ans
twsaiy eight and sixty mine one lnsdredths t.Izs
69lOc) dollars damages, and thiriytwo an 7lVOlh
dollars COSTS together with interest,"
costs accruing Dated Shcrhs 0s.ce, Lancaster ApIi
Sd, 1861. ]. y MOORE. Sheriff
Grant County, Wis.
Allen r. Bushnell, Plaintiffs Atty. 42-I3w
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SHERIFFS SALE.--OKESoN.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant ss.-James Brown
Plaintiff William Il. Okesen. Observation-Disclosures
Court of Grant County, Wisconsin.
By virtue of writ of execution issued out of the
above named in favor of the above named plains
af and against the above named defendant, to de-
vered and for want goods and chattels whereon to
levy have by the direction OF the plaintiffs attorney,
levied upon all the right, title interest which tue
said William b 0keson had on the 18th day OF Sep
tember A. ID. 1860 has acquired in aud to the
following described real estate. to wit: The northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section number
seven III and the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter. and lot number Eve (5), in section number
eight 81, all In township number two 2), range num-
Der three 49, west, 10 Graut county, Wisconsin which
said real estate SHALL the lst day of May, A. d.
1861 at two o'clock in the afternoon If said day. offer
for sale and will sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash in hand the 0nter door of the Court House
in the village Of LANCASTER Grant county, Wisconsin.
Said sale is made satisfy said execution and costs
Dated s'herif's ONCE, Lancas. er, March 10, 1901
T. b. MOORE, Sheriff.
wv Z. G ARrER- PLAINTIFF Attorney. 39.6w
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the undersigned. being appointed BY the Hon.
the County Court Tor the County OF Grant, Commas
sioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of Charles
Mccoy late of the town OF Hazel Green in SAID county,
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and months from the 9th OF March
inst being allowed by said Court for that purpose
do therefore, hereby give notice that will attend to
the business of our said appointment ut the Town
Clerks Office in said town, The 18th day OF june next
and the 10Th day of October next and the I'd day OF
december next 1861, from nine O'Clock A. NJ. until
four o'clock P. NJ, on each OF said days.
Hazel Green, March 2lsf, 1861.
H. D. YORK,
4I-4w e. W. PRENTISSt
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.ag 0elagraPh,
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
CONGREasIONAI.
WAsHINCTOy. JRn .

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 2, 1860
HousE.-Mr. GUburn, of Maine, in place
OF Gov. WnshGurne, appeared in his sent
and was qualified ms member.
The House after tranSActing some un.
important business took MP the resolution
offered by Alr. Davis, on Monday, instruct
ing the COmmitte on the Judiciary 10
enquire into and report to this House, Mt
any time, what legislation, if any, has be-
come necessary on the part of Congress in
consequence of the secession position
assumed by South Carolina.
Tue House refused to second the demand
I0r the me 'lous question, yeas A, nays 725
MIR. Davis withdrew tho resolutions.
Mr.. Holman, of Ind, having PROMISED as
substitute u resolution against secession
and looking to the employment OF the
army and navy for she protection of the
public property and collection of the reve-
nue.,
Messrs VAlandingham and Sherman, of
Ohio, severally commended that Mr. Davis
bad no right TO withdraw his resolution.
Tue Speaker decided that Mr.. Davis
had the right.
Mr. Sherman claimed the privilege to
offer Mr.. Davis original resolution us nu
amendment.
Mr.. John Cochrane, of n. Y, said that
such action was entirely out of order.
Mr.. Bocock, of Va, took the same view,
Rnd others participated The Speaker de-
cided against Mr.. Sherman, quoting the
rules which governed him.
Mr.. Sherman, appealed from the decisi-
on of the Chair, saying that it was due to
the country that there should be vote on
the proposition.
SESATE-All the gaIlarics were crowded
before eleven o'clock and all the Hobbies
werc filled with Indies. A large crowd
was collected outside the door unable to
obtain admission.
A question of order rose. The Pacific
Railroad bill being the order aud AIr. Ba-
kcr, of Oregon, having the floor on untin-
ished business, the bill WIS nude the spe-
cial order for Saturday.
Mr.. Baker proceeded to allude 10 the
great responsibility he felt in speaking for
the FIRST time in such q presence. lie
complimented the speech of Mr. BENJAMIN
rs tue best he had ever heard, but still it
reminded him of what was once said of d
| famous book: what he had said was the best
way in which could be said that which
ought never to have been said Mt all. The
argument Otthe Senator was to prove that
the government was of no avail and that
the Union was already dissolved He (Ba-
kerr hoped that his own purpose was a
higher one. He hoped that he would be
able to contribute, even though by poor
argument, to sustain the government under
which he lived and under which hc hoped
to die. He desired to show that the gov.
eminent was n substantial power sOvcr.
cign in its sphere.
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CONSTIPATION or Costiveness

No one Of the 'mAny Ills that flesh Is heir tor IL 30
prevalent 80 eunderstOod and so ucl,
as CostivenCss Omen originating In careless1css or
OF too little consequence to excite alxIety while in
reality It Is tho precursor and companion Of many
the most fatal and dangerous diseases and unless
early eradicated 1t will bring the sufferer to an uIi.
timely grave. Among the lighter evils Of which
coStvGness ts the usual attendant are Headache,
Collie Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and others OF
IKE nature while long train Of fghtful diseases
such as Malignant FeTsrR AOscPsscs, DysentCry Dr.
arThuH5 Dyspepsia, ApOplsXy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
hrst Indicate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom. Not nnfrequentiy the diseases
named originate in Constipation, but take on an In.
n early stage From nlI these considerations it FOL
lows that the disorder should receive immediate nj.
tsntiOn whenever It Occura and no pergOn shonId
neglect to get box OF Cephalc Pills on the frt an
pearonce Of the complaint, their timely use will
eXpe the approaches Of disease aud destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

az HRADAcHE is the fayOrite sign by which ma
tire makes known any deviation whatever from the
nAtuTnl state Of the brain aud viewed in tis light It
nhy be looked On as safeguard intended to give
notice OF disease which might otherwse escape al
tsntion, till too lae To be Femedied and It's inC.
lions should never be neglected. uendAChcs may Lu
CLASSIFIED under two names, viz: SymptUnRtic and
4ulopRthic. SyMptOnatIc Headache Is exceedingly
common and is the precursor OF great variety ii
diseases among which arO Ap0plexy, GUut, Rhsrnlu-
!isn auu all tebre ttse0ses In its nervous form 1t
is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach constitute
ing SICK headache, OF hepatc disease constituting
GitIogS headaehe Of wornis, constipation and other
disOrdes OF the bowels, well renal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are very
attended with lIeadachess AnMmia and plethora are
also affections which frequently occasion headache
idi0ISlhie headaChe alto very common, being
usually distinguished by the name of s,erUolE heat
00ss' e9msttmes coming on suddenly in state Of mp
ParentIy sound health aud prOatrIting at once the
mental and physical energies and in other instances
comes ON slowly heralded by depFesaion Of spirits
or aeerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
u In the trOut OF tue head orboth eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this cInSs may
also be named NettFulgfu.
For the treatment Of either class of Headache the
Ceph4lic Pills have been found sure and safe RENE.
dy, relieving the most acute paius in few minutes
and By lite subtle power eFRdiCAtlnE the disease Of
which Headache Is the nnerring Index
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-03

THE Use OF Dr.. HostrrEn's STOMACH
BlTTRR's tor Dyspepsia, Hatulence, Heayi-
ness of the Stomach; d any other like
auction, q second to noe in America or
ABROAD. To be able tostate Confidently
LnSt the "bItters. are 0,iertAin cure for
uy:spepsl Ia anu an like diseaFs, is to the pro-
P p a source OF unalbyed pleasure
~ removes all morbid ;natter from the
stomach, Pnriies the bPod, imParts re-
newed vitality to the nerons system, Civ
ing it that tone and eneriy SO indispe3s.t-
bic for the restoration otSenlth. The nu-
merous Acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and beneficial results, have 0s-
sured the proprietOrs that it cannot but
Provea great cure to thc,ffiicted, and i'm
part vitality to the Thorough system.
B9-see adyertisementin another col
umu. dec I'm
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BY TEIEGRApH.

4 CINCINNATI Jan. 2.-PlOur Ia good demand and
prices adyancingi Gales at $I,GOS4SO for superhnc
and StsO9S for common to good extra. Wheat in
so9d demand aud prices advancing; sales prime red
ut 81 90 and prime white at $IOS holders were asI-
ing higher prices at close Oats steadyat &c Corn
&c. and in go0l demand; EheeI In bulk worth IOc.
Whisky adv9nced to 1876 and demand good, the
Gales reaching 100 bbls Hogs In large supply and
good demand, with sales Of 6OOO head at 95;
they were offered more freely at this Tunge Of close
Good demand for Mess Pork Mt SIS. Lard advanced
to e99c, with sales Of 600 tierces; keg held at
IOc Bulk meats unchanged; sales Of sides at ne
loose 1900 piecea green meat bought at 43<GD6Xc
for shoulders and hams. MOlaSses lie higher and Ia
good demand. No change In Money matters.
NEw YORK, Jan. 2..-Flour advanced; sales at S5,2s
as S5 for State, and S5;T5td5,S5 for Ohio. Wheat
advanced lc; sales at Slto4l,59 for white, 81 $50
$50 for red, $l2I9l % for Milwaukee club and 81 is
@l22 for Chicago Spring. Corn Hrmer with sales Of
"hite Mt 719T2 yellow T297215c. Pork firm $l7,S7I
for mess and $l2,25 for primo. Lard firm Mt $3.50
rs Whisky firm at 1s14 92O1z.
=, DALTHo9E, Jan 21Four dali; Howard street and
S1,25@l SO. and white $1,4o@l,60. Corn active
new white 6l@64c, aud yellow 7O@7Sc Provisions
firm. Mess pork $40, rnmp $I3. Lard lOL<. Coffee
dull at 12G31Sc. for Rio Whisky firm Mt fSc.
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Another Gre.
wAuMADEE, M1SxEsorl

MEssns. B PACE, in. 4 &c
GeHHmen-During the psL seven years 1
have suffered from all the ills incident to
a weakness of the digestive organs. AT
times seized with an extrme lOuthing of
food have not tasted iourishment for
days; aud again, when an appetite partially
returned, the stomach WIS unable to re-.
tain what was eaten. AT the suggestion
OF friend, who bad received much bene-
dt in II similar case, from your Holland
BittsrS, procured bottli, and before
had taken half of it, experienced much re-
lief; and now; after hayig continued to
use it for short tihe,enjoy excellent
health. Yours Sc.
nov-lm q. MoAIAsrER.
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From WashInEton.

WAsalSoToS, Jan. IA brief but ear
nest address to the people of the United
States has been prepared, recommending
them to rally to compromise on the basis
of the propositions of Senators Crittenden
and Bigler. 1t has already been signed by
number of members of Congress and
Senators.
The most intimate friends of the Presi-
dent say it is his present determination not
to remand Maj. Anderson to Fort Moultrie
Certain Southcrners were openly iudig-
nant to-day under the belief TINT troops
have heen ordered to. Charleston harbOr
and it is said that they have telegrnphed
to the South accordingly. If any such
order had been given it was revoked
Members of Congress just returned from
visits to their homes in the border slave
Suites express their alarm ut the progress
of the secession movement. Others report
to the contrary.
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p9-DOuprEuL.-Afr friend wants to know
what We should think of man who would
storm around his hotel, on New Years, in
The middle of a clear day, want to know
"why in the hi tue gas wasn't lit" and
threaten to leave the house in consequence?
We could not answer without first know
ing, (Which we do not, of course whether
the different houses where intoxicating
beverages are dispensed, were closed or
not, on New Years. A mans vision may
be slightly impaired on the clearest of days
and IT does not necessarily follow that he
has been throwing his stomach outside of
anything stronger than whisky cocktails.