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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

NOTICE is hereby given, thst BY virtue Of
- decree o. ssie. issued from he Office
OF the clerk 81 Dubois Circuit Court. and u
me directed. will offer for sale Al public
auction 70 the L:ghes, bidder. for cash in
nsnr, q The door Of the court house in The
town Of Jasper. on
MONDAY. May S. 1862.
oetween the honss prescribed bv lrw. the
vents and profits for seven years. Or he fol.
.owssg described real estate, situated IN Du.
eois county. TO- wit:
The south half Of out-lot number ,vep,v.
wo' = % the town Of Huntinrburg.
And on failure 10 realize the fun smoun,
o. esiseipsi. Interest and cost called Tor bv
ssid execution. will a. the came time and
pisee, snd In like manner. sell the fee sim.
pie Of ssid estate.
=. Lsken in execution a. the property Of
Mich1l Jsndebesr and n. Jsndcbear, az The
suit 81 August Hrimes.
0eM saIe will be made without suv relief
.esssser from Violation Or spprsisme \,
JOHN wEIKEL. s. d. q.
DIT Lsird. airy for prH
April 3. 1s62-3w a. "a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

or All. especially young men. should
read the advertisement Of the new "Na-
tional Dispensary." al Cincinnati. Ohio, in
another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23
ADVERTISEMENT l..
WASHINGTON, THE FATHER Of
Ills COUNTRY.
a NEW AID BEAUTIFUL r.RTR,lr or
yg n e III MGY nT

- - = 49, - - - - -
Alters copy Of the splendid painting b,
STEWART, has jus, been engraved and pub.
'ished q price which will place il within
the reach Of sll
Engraved on Steel in the highest STYLE Of
The arr, and printed on fine heavy paper.
sul'abie for framing. Size CT engraving, Is
by p inches.
The shove full length portrait Of WASH.
IscrOs. represents him in life-like attitude.
rs he appeared al the close Of the ReyoIu.
tionary War.
The original picture from which This Il
copied. hiss been pronounced The best like
ness Of the great patriot ever taken.
/; should adorn the dwelling Of every
lover OF his country throughout The lind.
Particularly AZ the presen, time. nothing
c,n be more appropriate for an embelIish-
ment 20 any parlor than the above beautiful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23
OLIVER pEIT0N,

III Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
n. b. In addition 10 the above we viii
send. when desired, wishou. additional
charge. fine steel portrait of Mi. Gen.
Geo. 3. Mcclellan, Com. ia Chief or U. s. A
SIZE Of plate. by III inches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23
n l. IL " 81:

The Fine Steel Engraving Of Washing
ION Will BE- sen, By mail, post paid. securely
done up II roller.
Price "a. fne frs, proofs. 81 90
Impressions Of the same, rs
Address,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23
SURVEY NOTICE

oIICE i hereby given. that I will pro.
-. eeed with the County Surveyor or Du.
81, eosnty, Ind. on the 5,h day Of NAV.
Ico]s y run the lines end determine M
~ . ns q Sec 50. township 1, south
w. \. 's'esnediste lines will also BE- run
.s 'ne corners thereof established. Per.
soss Interested will therefore ssLs rc,;@.
MICHAEL HCcHGESOyC;' II,
APriio. ls6e-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-23

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
49, signed has been appointed ADMINISTERS.
Tor Of The estate Of Joseph Erhart. late or
Dubois county. deceased, Said estate is
supposed TO be solvent.
ANNA MARIA ERHART. admir-
April l6 1S62-3w.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

rp, Afotiiioy Pow WOW -lhehle Re,
rublican party hcld lbct State r5ntyn.
lion nd Harrisburg on rhunday last
Judge Knox and John W FornoH were
both delegates and had the honor, we
believe. of standing alone as the only rem.
cpades from The Democratic party hnoy
was selected as President Of The Convene
tion, and Forncy as "Olotor Of the day,
and Of course everything was done to their
order. Thos. +. Cochpne, the present
mount ent, was nominated for reelection
as Auditor General and VIM. S. Ross Of
Luzernc, also renegade Democrat, for
Surveyor General.
The resolutions pretend 10 be without
partisan character bnt when they en-
brace one highly culogistic Of David VII
u,ot-thc high priest Of Aboltionism in
Pennsylyania-,cth crcn naming his col
league in the L, $. Senate-.Edgar
Cowan-thcre is no miStOking their real
meaning. Cowan has performed the part
of Republican, ritho@ the abolition clrmcn'
-Wilmot las performed the part Ofon
Aboltionist, ,cttom the Rsptblicao element ;
and this is the only distinction between
them, and as Wilmot is eulogized, and
Cowan insulted, this conyentioncould not
possibly have proclaimed its Abolitionism
more distinctly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
CNCINNArI, July is, 1862
Indianapolis dispalches 10 the EXecu,
Escape of Prisoners from Fort Della
ware.

PHrLADELpmA, July IA letter from
New Castle, Del, in the Bulletin flo day,
says that early yesterday morning eight
rebel prisoners arrived there, having
made their escape from Fort Delaware on
a raft made by lashing boards together
They were kindly received by rebel sym
plthizers, and sent on their road to Dix
ie.
The Washington Republican Of yester
day publishes !he following dispatch,
WILLuINGToN. july l6.-More than two
hundred rebel prisoners effected their es>
cape last night from Fort Delaware, and
made tracks for Dixie Upon the arrival
Of the mail train at Perryyille this fore
noon FIVE Of them were found on board,
and were arrested and placed under guard.
1t IS not known rs yet how they manage d
TO pass the guards Of the fort
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

s9-It is truly laughable tc see the State
organ Of the Abolition party denounce
the democratic party as traitors, and at
the same time defend and shield such
shoddy>chip hat-linen pantaloon- patriots
as Alexander Cummings and Simon CAM
eron, who entered the very sick chamber
of the nation and robbed tho soldier Of
his clothing and the country ofits money.
40 consistency, thou art jewell"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Tribute of Respect.
HEADQUARTERS 0TH RECT, =. K.
CAMr NEAR IIARRIsoN'R BAR,
JAMES RIVER, July ! 1862,

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".la o"p.' ~ - o', , fooI;,n vi nf ,Lo nffi
'lo'I' g., 'Ie',' o. ~" IatoGSI - Gin,
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ronor, % c.IinI' ,"os oJn1,oG Jno 81 '''
Vrnnr,. ~"Io +, La, ,,yi'o.al m All ,viso
ro'iIamoo mLmhns' on m"' 'TTSGU GoI IT" ~ SMv"xs
r. ,L 5, po w. '' t,''T y Co'' " ,oIa from,
~ % IN ,o ~" n,if N.Y., ~ ,a ~ ~ s,rro,,,, GDr
5 "rotoct;nn ' amJ I"o oSsn,ro,;an S,v%V 1 on
HenpiIicon M i,s|itn,ipns " ~, nmI nb;o Lo
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Attest-A. G. Mason, It., and Adjt., Sc
Confession of a Republican.

voted for Lincou. That's SO. | car.
ried lamp sixteen nights, and wore out
as many as two capes. You see am a.
bout to confess all and make clean breast.
voted for Lincoln because | was told that
his election would put an end to the slaN
very agitation, and quiet the county
The TriJ1ms said 50 n large committee of
Republican leaders confirmed it, don't
pretend to know much myself. but | sup
posed our leaders knew, and believed
them.
voted for Lincoln to make times good
The leaders told us that times would be
better than ever, if Lincoln was elected:
That six dollars was only Locofoco price
for pork, and that might better have
the Lincoln price, which would he eight.
am not rich man, was not able to
give any land to my sons but | wanted
each of them to have farm. The leaders
told me that my boys should each have
100 acres when Lincoln was elected. Poor
lads One of them sleeps in trench at
Fort Donelson, and the other in the hos'
pital at Mound City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

kHuitr.bva.a..I.I. aHI IIa mN
MHN iUut. tUNuI Ih lUttftH
,.mIfam.. o. fi.rpI. i.t Up Ittn
ma aW ol lhat Ill utpi
mont wanted in sacrifice m. W0.U..i"
and break ur luo uf.l RH. raf-
Iy ' ] i.duf lrrW uln.
Then llN lUd '.. .. Hr
only HU.uur" .tI ". .... ..
her out .. '.. Union i' .. .....t ...
Tint nII lhnu,,. ..r ..... .rl.
Iu. .U.DaEI.u. Nud would u. zoo uu,u.
Iug That DO tho South shuuld stcedc We
would Boz better ithout bor and lhnt 4
wo wanted hcr buck t would only be the
job of huli dUy TO thrash her into sub.
mission That tho whole world. especial.
Is England and France, would immediate,
ly take side with tho North. All lhis.Rnd
much more OF the same sort, our Leaders
told lo me,
Thus J was deceived, and led from ono
terrible mistake TO another And MI this
time, and upon each and MI these mat,
lcrs, the Democracy told me the lrpth. It
would have been much So,ter for me and
for the country # ], and all of US, had
been Democrats. -LlJIA (O.) Hartr
Ess'~rhc contractor TO build rebel ruu
boats at New Orleans was driven from
that city because he iailod 10 complete
them in time, and was hung on hotel pi>
a2za at Natchez, lie is reported to have
delraudcd the Confcdcrates OF 'ome 5000
OOO, which ho invested in English and
French funds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

Orr NATIONAL Finances. We CONS
mend the following extract from the New
York U'orld-one of the rankest Repub,
can sheets of that city to the financial"
editor of the Journal. If he is smart
enough to demonstrate that our National
finances are in "Lettcr condition" now
than they were two years ago, all we have
to say is that he is a good deal smarter
than the people generally suppose him to
be.
The injury to commerce from this act
(the act making postage stamps a legal
tender is incalculable. The discount of
10 per cent is on every daily and hourly
transaction. The British and other for
eigners gain this percentage Of 10 per
cent on all they buy from us and we lose
it. The paper system OF, Mr.. Chase is sap
ping the yitals of the people, and must
end in national bankruptcy and ruin, un-
less Mr. Chase is stopped very soon in his
headlong career TO destruction. The poor
will become poorer, and the rich richor,
owing to Mr.. Chase's paper system, ard
the interests of the millions and laboring
classes will be sacrificed TO those of the
ricE and favored few.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
The total Loss at the Richmond Battles.

The following statement, which comes
from an official source, says the New York
Times, may be relied upon as a perfectly
correct enumeration CT the Union losses
during the six days battles before Rich,
,,,o,I.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
NEXT TO A MIRACLEl
a S sN@m N i $ h i m@s

4 BOON meyer dreamed Of by MAN, nor whis
n pored by ANGELS. Discovered accidentally
Every owner Of horse must own it, Something
which cures Founder in horses in so short
ime and so radically as to only be surpassed Gy
a miracle. 1t thoroughly eradicates the ehe,u e,
from the system in from ~ to "a hours, so inM
your horse, so stiff to-day that you cAnnol e.
him out Of The stable, by tomorrow is rcaug "
take his place in the team, The best fgIIIgT' filgr
never dreamed Of it, and it astonishes ereyDoonv onv
1t is neither Mineral nor Fegda5g ~, ,5,nD-
compound of mans invention; but is gwen onlv
sv GtNaurc produces it--in his drink, alnartin.
snce No drenching The rem'dy h.io,s sao ef
its..tction, and cannot produce any my hiu..oO,-.nd
fects, Costs nothing. Exists eyeryWhIOaIV ,srl
will cure to the end Of time, There Is Nv IVY tbi
humbug puff, nor catch-penny business 9vC.' ~ mo,
but the simple truth honestly stated hyg agy Till
that. Each one sending me One DTnt,' Sn irrorr
their name and address, will promptly Trs
in n sealed envelope, what the remedy iS. s.;,r,a-
amount Of money returned in case oi i'''0
(Which is impossible.) Address, ,,,,ou
April 9, '62.-pd3m Hebron, .-~-- Ou.-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Invasion Of Indiana.

The New York HcraH OF Saturday last
contains the annexed dispatch. we have
met with it nowhere else, and are dispos-
ed to doubt its authenticity. Newburg is
short distance below Evansville
CNCISNATI July IS, 1862.
indianapolis dispatches TO the EXecu'
tive Department say that Henderson,
Kentucky, and Newberg, Indiana, have
been taken by the rebels. At the latter
place one Unionist was killed and two
hundred and fifty sick soldiers taken pris
oners. The rebels also took two hundred
and fifty stand Of arms,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

Lexington abd Frankfort before hofaI
lhfaurh his ioh
io.uslonIaus mg lh1t h.. ha.o roo
owt'u 0ur,r louoDr.t 90, lUNu bot not
40 tato lho o'lcusi,o.
t.rfn fnou ltvsot1V Our rirkols
have romo iu reporting lho tN"H pp
r,onrnlpe IN force. Tho Wokou orr lBlls
lrpiark ON ihc Gcorg town road md our
oTyorcin. r'v ON Gcdrsloar zoo moe, the
roLcls ,,.t..
The cailrond and telegraph of Midway
nro repaired but the burnt bridge {" NOV
scr's has no, been rcconstrucled
LuuwWr bdy l7--lndellOuito rumora
2reyai ola fight a. Cynthiano 'hs after
noon. 80 particulars are given however
Cynlhona is on the Kentucky Contra
Railway, &c miles south of CoyIngto9 on9
A. north Of Lexington. II is the capital
Of Harrison county, and % thriving town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
From Arkansas Con. emu sato.

Cornh, July l3, via Lo'a'rH'c July Ia, 80
Onicia! information has been received at
Headquarters Of the arrival Of Gen, Curtis
army at Clarendon on tho 10th, after ais
most daily s<irmishirg, in which the reb'
els were worstcd, Six thousand of them
made n stand on the 1th, at Cook river
near RounG Hill.
Col. Harvey, Of tho 53d Illinois rcgi'
ment, commanding the advance OF Cen
Steele's division. and afterwards reInioro,
ed by two companies, attacked them and
completely routed the rebels, scattering
them in all directions. Most of the enc
nv He towards Little Rock, They also
evacuated Dunal's BluH.
ST. Loda, July IA. Dispatches to millt,
ary authorti $, received to-day, say that
General Curtis command about 1900
strong, has reached Helena, Ark, wher c
they are resting at presnt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Il1SU8hAAG GH4DUSo

Tin-Ware, GLASSWARE, Drugs, Lamps
Buckets, Brooms, Tubs Churns, Wall Paper,
Blinds Umbrellas, Baskets, School Books, Var
nish, Moss, Cured Hair, Coach Trimmn7s
Spirit Turpontinc, Linsccd-oH, Fish-Otl, Goal
Oil, Glass, &c, in fact little Of everything u'u-
nlly keptin n country store.
All Of which will be sold on the most reasona
blc terms for Cash or approved country pro
dCcc.
Clearfsld, MAY %, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
The Great Mistake.

"Not many weeks ago we asked adistIn'
guished General in the army his canuid
opinion as to the prospect OF putting down
the rebellion. He replied with great de"
liberation that "since the supreme COM
mand of the armies had been taken out
of the hands Of the military, and the c,vtl
power had now assumed the respoDsiolll'
ty of the conduct of the war, 1t Is lmpoS'
sible to speak with confidence OF the iu-
ture lie feared that q fatal mistake had
been made"
We do not doubt the ability, the pa
triolism, and the industry OF The Presi.
dent and Secretary Of War. We never
criticse the actions Of those who are doing
their best to save the country. We have
no ravorite general to whom we could con-
fide the conduct of affairs. Bu. to us II IS
rs plain as the sun at MONDAY, that there
should be a military head to the entire
army General.in Chief who IS respon-
sible for the East, and West, and South :;
who shall report to the Secretary OF war
and the President; but to whom the
country can look with confidence as the
military man whose skill and experience
will be equal to the new emergencies OF
the hour.
However wise and faithful civilians may
be, they are not the men to guide and
govern military affairs. The great mis-
take was made when Mcclellan was reliert
ed of the command to which the President
called him. Every victory yet achieved
was the result OF McClellIn's plans and
arrangements, and every deviation from
his designs has resulted disastrousIy. Ills
GeneralsEip in chief should have been
maintaned, If the mistake is not fatal
one, the country may bless God, who Ger
taii.ly takes better care of us than we
take of ourselves. Give us back Scott, or
Mcclellan, or Hallech: : anybody who has
the military genius to bring 100000 men
to bear upon the citadel of rebellion and
crush it to the earth. All the statesmen
on earth cannot do it. Is there not cap
tain born for such time as this ?-Nca
York Observer
The Observer is the leading Church pa
per of the Presbyterian denomination, and
has not, like most of the religious press
gone over to Abolitionislu. The editor
seems to think more of white men :har
negroes, and more of Religion and law
than Abolitionism. lie IS in favor Of the
Union rs it was, and the Constitution a!
i; is, and deserves the patronage of every
protesting christian in the country, whC
prefers the "old Union" to the presen
incipiert despo:ism.
2 - nDy,y a Silpoy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

y WAGONS Of the latest and mos! suU'VI n
- tial pattcrn-new, and in complete oroe'
aleverEpheap for cash. r,otrrI
May tB '62. MERRILL bi"D
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Spring Opening
-AT--
n. w. SMITH & cos
Latest and Most Fashionable Coods {!

Thirst Quality Of Priuts-earautcd good cloth
| and ttsi colors-lor sale az our former pri-
ccs, via: ~ cents per yard.
Also--A large stock Of Paminas and Zygios.
theuow raging materials for travelling costumes
and promenade dresses. A complete assortment
Of Ladies Dress Trimmings, Buttons. Thssels,
Cords, skirt Braids, Berlin Zophyr worsted Shet
land W WoO Embroidery silks, etc, etc
Also u choice lot Of Trimmings for EouOye 4, ,ou-
ssting Of Gimp, silk, White Buglc, Steel
Bugc, Self Zouayo, Black Zou-
ave, &C., &c, &c, &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23

Nen-The Bankrupt bill was passed over
by Congress until next December. This
was rather thoughtful, as by that time
bankruptcy may overtake the country
without further aid OF Congress-if the
engineers continue to run the machine"
as they have started it,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
ny The same class Of Newsnarers and

gaS- The same class Of Newspapers and
politicians that used to call Democrats
"doughiaces" and Union Savers" now
call them Constitutional sticklers" and
TRAITORS" Had there been a majority OF
"dough ghfaces" aud Union Savers" in the
country in 1850, our neighbors and friends
would not now be wreathed in the habili>
ments OF lamentation and woe, and could
eat and drink their food without an enor,
nous tax upon them to support "shoddy"
patriotism and enrich Government con,
tractors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
SNpERINR STOCK OF

BareEcs, Cords, Alpacas,
Prints, Ctuonades, Brlliantee,
CamJHts, Denms, Lava robes,
Dcnine ShwIs Furn. Checks, II ikerchiefs
Stella do. Hickory stripe Irish Linen,
Chumbrays, Tweeds, Gents superior
Ginghgms, Cord Drills, Neck ties,
Lawns, Rep De LANES Black silk
Mcilurcs, Balzornes, H'ndkerchiefsf
Keny leans Mozambqucg, Hoop skirts.
Fancy Cas'mre Lace Mitts, Doylics,
DON'T LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY :
TO economise-Got to IL w. 5. 4 Cos.
where you will receive a superior
article at small ad.
vance on cost,
MEN AWAKE,i
Doa't throw away your
means when by going to Il.
W. ). q. Co.'S. YOU can get a real
good article of KIP Boot for So
Call and sec also our mems extra heavy
Plough Shoe.
As Times are Easing so are our Prices
April O,'62.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
THE WAR NEWS,
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE

couture u hgit.'gu BY q, cuV" go.
1a Ragmun af Eiya' Troops rim ~.
a rah Tatm- -IiaHssg h, .uvfv.
alt pu NatlrNa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-23
Clothing. Notions.
Jointcd Hoop Skirts, Shakers
Musical Goods.

Violins, Flies, Strings, Bridges, Bows Pegs
Precoptors, Muslc.poper, Rosin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12
CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
MRS. sHERMAN's SKIRTS.
~ EXPIANAFIoN.

To hold Skirt firmly and keep every part Of Il In
place, the steel springs must Be united bracingly,
Crossing the braid like the letter secures this bur
this fastening 70 the covering Of The sprlngs net
Mrs. sherman has patented. The Brad PAssEs
THR0UeH Az ISE IN 1RE CoYEEtifG. Tying Il around
secure fastening adds great value 70 tho skirt Ia
the skirt o fory springs are eight hnndred Of ihsse
fasteninfs aud 30 along down t1rcugh iorty varie-
ties 70 the Child skirt Of fo1r sptina. n ever
case this fastening s used 70 gaia e great Width
Of grasp upon the sprng b. 1tinR vide tape WOald
double the Weieht of the Skirt - hereTer 1iIs skirt
hes bee1 NoEn ! e - tlhirer lqei an he reason
% plnn-Lddies % not want 4 IiTa ~ srl. and ret
they want one thaf n ~ - and wa laai % order.
!. % i35ti Z 60 = y qg = IA e GOOD ar
ne e than Wiror bli Euch etoc and VOL ars far
more nrclfaalo % t1o 7'1Ic hn1or n the and
n.a. iemenbsr The plaosT-1 9 FHhi sluafg, eleFs-
land, Qhis. 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12
DR.. Renner's Diarrhm Specific.

offer this Compound 70 the world as the HEsT and
most REEIEELE Remedy known for every morbid con
dtiOn Of the stomach and Bowels being wholly Tree
from Quinins OF any other nOXiOus drug, which re-
heves without curing, % proves dangerous when
Unfortunately used. This article admits Of latt
tude Of and cures By reason OF ts intrinsic Tir
tues Chronic Diarfhm, which all other known reme-
dies had failed to cure; Il cures Dysentery, both
acute and chronic, ChQleramOrbus, the summer
Complaint Of Children, Bilious DiarrhR. The Diar-
rhR Specific will cure Cholera Pain In the stomach
and Bowels are Immediately relieved by It; It cures
the Chronic Diarrh Of the Soldier quickly as have
proven in very many cases shen they had been under
"a I want you TO take notice that this remedy e
warranted TO CUkE when the directions followed
and due and proper attention paid 70 diet and drink
and in any L should fail 70 cure directions be-
ing carefully Observed then 60 back to my agents and
"a Datroitajt.. Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown in great abundance,
are furnished from 70 6Weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. DetWeen the TerTe Haute,
Alton 3 st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakes
and Illinois rivers, q distance Of lis miles On
the Branch, and 186 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12
CuLTTYATIoN OF cnrroN. .

7zs esPerfmeats IN Cotton cuEturs are Of
Gerry great pr0DaS8s. Commencing IN latitude
SO deg. 90 RatR. (sss Afdttoon on ths Brdncb,
and Assun1 pfioil on ths MdfR Ltae), fhs Com
paHy ot1ns thousands ofGcres q0elt Gddptedt0
The perfection Of thiS Jbrs. 4 settler hdEfng
a fgnltlg Of young chtldrs1, can turn Their
y0Hfh III ld50r TO a most PrQfitd5ls dec0uBtfa
Aggr0lgtb and perfection Of thfs plant.
ZAs Vf0oTOtss e5erfi0Hs non Habing 70 Oh
tain a supply Of reliable sesd slsiled 70 thS
rsqUire15sts of he s0fL Of Illinois, loiIz, e q
hoped, speedily 0iUs a sllb5efe1f gM0gnf 70
plant great breadth Of land,