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SoEREL AND OTHER WEEDs.-Ihe
Massachusetts, PIoughman we'll say -
Where the soil is free OF rocks, there is
no danger Of sorrel prevailing to any
great extent. a good pillow, well held,
will bury it deep enough to prevent its
appearance through the summer, provid-
ed that some more valuable plant is IN
couraged to take its place. Every de-
cent soil will bear something in the
course Of the summer, and when the far
mer neglccts to improve his land, he
mus, expect to find it green ~ith some
kind Of vegetation. A good growth Of
clover will bury all the sorrel, aud smo-
thcr it for season. A growth of buck
wheat will smother all other vegetation,
and come near killing all foul weeds
And Juckwheat will grow on poor soils. "
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EXTRACTING TEETH.

DR.. p. may he found at his rooms nj all hours
Of the day and night, prepared TO extract Teeth
in the best possible manner, with, or without
the aid of CHLoROTORN AND ETHER.
With his extensive practice, and the greatest
facilities, he feels sure of success in all cases,
and will pledge himself 10 extract teeth or per-
form any operation, however difficult, with the
greatest carcfulness, and the least possible pain
TO the patient.
He intends 70 make his charges so moderate
that ALL may avail themselves of the benefits to
bederivcd from the SCIENCE OF DENTISTRY.
Newport. VT, March, 1862. Is
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IS Don't be afraid of little fun at
home, good people. Don't shut up your
houses lest the sun should fade your car
pets, aud your hearts lest hearty laugh
should shake down some Of the musty
old cobwebs there. Ii you want to ruin
your sons, let them think that all mirth
aud sscial enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without, when they come home
at night When once a home is regarded
as only place TO eat, drink. and sleep in
the work Is begun that ends in gambling
houses and reckless degradation. Young
people must have fun and relaxation
somewhere; if they do not find it at
their own hearth stones, it will be found
at other less profitable places. Therefore
let the fire burn brightly at night, and
make the house-ne,; delightful with all
those little arts iha. parents so perfectly
understand
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LlSON HINMAN,S EsTATE.
CTATE OF EH7EO Mt,

FATE OF VEs. HON H,
% ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at IrashWgh, within
and for said District, on the l4th day of May,
A. ID. 1862
George T. Rosbro X, guardian unto joel II.
Roshrook, minor, rCsdi < in Brighton, Essex
County, Vermont, presented his petition IN writ
ing therein citing forth that his said ward is
owner Of one equal undivided one. cvcnthh part
of all the real estate whereof Jason Human,
late ofIIolland, deceased, intestatc, died seized,
ercebting the aciu0tc'S G0iccr therein, but ncud-
ing the reyersiOn Of the dover; said real estate
lying and being in Holland, in he district atorc-
said, and consists Of 40 acres, more or less, Of OF
lot g. in LIST raugc,-lOO acres, more 0rlcss on OF
lot 2 in I'd rangc,-90 acres, more or less, OIL OF
lot 3, in I'd range, and one equal undivided hali
of lot 4, in Sth range and said guardian prayS
for license and authority to sell the whole OF
his wards interest in said real estate, for the
purpose of putting the proceeds thereof upon
interest, or investing the same in stocks or in
other real estate.
Therefore it is ordered by said court that pub
lie notice he given 20 all persons concerned there
in to appear before said court at q session there
of to he held at said Irasburgh, on thee j day OF
June, 1862, that they may he heard in he mat
ter, and show cause why license should not be
granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall he published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed ar lraSburgh in this
State the last Of which publications shall he be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in
Irasburgh this 18th day of May, a. D. 1862.
2lw3 NJ. CARPENTER, Jtdge.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

Great Inducements are now offered to those
in want of Artificial Tech, rs he is supplying
them under every variety Of circumstances, up
on his highly approved methods, which arc Civ
ing the highest satisfaction.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
SHGBAEL CHURCHS ESTATE.

SHUBAEL CHURCH'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
l the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of SHUBAEL CHURCH,
late of Irasburgh, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and the term OF six months
from the 18th day Of March, 1852 being allowed
by said Court to the creditors OF SAID deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore us
Give notice. that we will attend to the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling-house OF
Mary Church, in Irasburgh, in said district, on
the first Thursday of July and September next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said
days.
GEO. B. BREWSTER, I co.,-,
PEARLEY HILL,
Irasburgh, May 18th, A. n. 1882. u
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FILLING & CLEANSING TEETH.

He would say that he gives the most particu.
lar attention to the preservation of the NATURAL
TEETH, which is Of the first Importance by
very carefully and nicely filling and cleansing
them.
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NEyyP PORT, EEsMONT,

are now completed, and in successful operation.
He can now present to those desiring Dental
Operations OF any kind, rooms more pleasant
and convenient, better furnished with every ar
ticle for the accommodation and comfort Of his
patients, and arranged with better facilities for
the accomplishment of SUPERIOR OPERATIONS
N DENTISTRY, than can be found in Orleans
County on the State.
DIR. PALMER will give special attention to
his many friends who have lett appointments
while he was not in situation to meet them,
and will cndcavor, now, to accommodate at
who may favor him with their patronage.
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TREATING IRREGULARITIES OF THE TEETH.

DR.. p. has adjusted the most difficult cases of
iTcgularity, with extraordinary success, and
would suggest 10 those whose teeth are irregu-
lar the importance of the operation.
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LOOK HERE:

you can buy a first class work Harness of
4 SAMUEL. WEEKS
at his shop in Barton, for twelve dollars, and all
all repairing done with dispatch. shop next
door to Joslyns Drug Store.
Barton, May 10, lSfO-2nwios
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NJ AR BILE WOR X S.

CLARKE g. OTIS, Marble Dealers, Barton,
v Vermont, most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public to their EA1ENSIIE SiO n
of M A AZ u ., o.. and to their superior ta-
ciIities for doing work, &C. BY having water
power with which to do all their tnishing-an
advantage which no other Marble Dealers have
in Northern VermOnt-and by employing none
but the BEST CITY WORkMEN, and keeping
only the first quality Of stock, we have no hest
tation in promising those who wish ANYTHING
in our line better job at a less price than can
be had elsewhere in this part of the State
II Please cali and examine for yourselves.
Burton. Nov. u. lS6l-48Yl
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ORLEANS Probate DISTRICT.

DROBATE COURTS will be holden at the
i Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursdays
of each week for the year ensuing.
VI. CARPENTER, J19ee.
Irasbusgh, Dee. To- 1871.
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The undersigned will continue the same bust
ness at the same place, and will pay all claims
and demands against that firm at above place
and all demands due said firm must be paid soon
so rs to settle up the old books.
BOWS ALNYRON W. OVITT.
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R IT SHAW,

DEALER in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
IL of every description, Newport, Vermont,
nearly opposite the Hotel.
TFWatches. Clocks and Jewelry, neatly re-
paired and warranted.
Newport, Oct. II, lS6l-42y1
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VNTTNl
our HARMONIC ORGAN.

This isthe most desirable instrument for church.
es, concert and lecture rooms, yet invented
LIST. I, comes at a much lower price, eonsid-
erng what it is capable of doing.
I'd. II is far more simple in construction, and
therefore less liable to get out OF order
Sd. 1t contains only half as many reeds as
other instruments of the same power, and con-
scqueutly not half the expense to keep 1t in
tune.
4th. 1t is much more easily managed by the
player, being less complicated in the arrange
ments of stops, &c.
1t may be blowcd by the player or with lev
er by another person.
The Harmonic Organ has also fine, powerful
Pedal Base, with reeds entirely disconnected
from the other part of the instrument. Making
altogether an instrument of nearly as much
power as a thousand dollar Pipe Organ.
n All our instruments are made i'll the most
thorough manner, and warranted in every res
pect A complete assortment of new and sec.
ond hand Pianos constantly on hand for sale and
to rent.
~ Tuning and Repairing done to order;
ESTY & GREEN.
Brattlcboro, juno II, l86l-2jyl
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISER Y

EUST Published, in scaled envelope, Price
% six cents. A Lecture by DIR. CULvERwELLi
on the cause and cure of SpermatorrhG, Con-
sumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Ncr-
vousness, Epilepsy, Impaired Nutrition OF the
body, Lassilude, Weakness of the Limbs and
Back, Imdisposition, and Incapacity tor Study
and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss OF
Memory, Aversion to SOc.c v, Love Of Solitude,
Timidily, Self DisfruSt, Dizziness, Headache,
Aztec ions of the Eyes, Pmplcs on the Face
Involuntary Emissions and Sexual lncapacity,
the consequences of Youthful Iudiscrcuon, &c.
~ This admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often selt-aihlctcd
evils, may he removed without medicine ana
without dangerous surgical operations, ana
should he read by every youth and every man
in the land.
Sent under seal, to any address, in piaIn.
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by addressing
81 CHAS. J. c. KLINE CO.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box loco
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All Medicines will be Warrante,
Dissolution.

TEHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
! ing under the firm and style of Quimby &
Ovitt have this day dissolved by mutual agree
ment. The books, accounts, and demands are
in the hands Of A. W. Ovitt for settlement
LORENZO X. QUIMBY.
ALMYRON W. OVITT.
Rock lslaud, c. E., and Derby Line, VT, April
10, 1852.
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DAINrS, oils aud varnshes Of all kinds, for
! sale by ROWEIL & NYE.
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Dental Rooms,

(ConuRN's BUILDING, NEXT Doom TO L. Ron
INsoN & Co.; OVER BAIDwIN's APoTH-
ICARY SToRE,)
, 1862-11-05

4 private letter from Vera Cruz, dated Oct.
18th, received cy the steamer Eagle. arrived
frum havana oa Wednesday last, gives the
fullowia. i! formation rela.i i've to TIT opera-
lions OF ihe French in Mexico.
AT that time half ut thu troops which
were to cempa-e the expedition {4hout
l7,tJ0 n4cu) lad arrived, and we1t ordered
immediately to Uri:l5a. Tae Presence
If Gen. Furey has Imputed a new ac.i:i:y
10 military operations, aud the forsidcatlcn5
erected around that cstY laG been eonl;:!:.iei.
They cuusi>. O q elltAii brick tort built on tne
top ot Mount B.rsigo, mou uted with four RI
lied suHs, aud Of another eartlIosk situated
Oh tie Northwest size Of Usiz.bl, and com-
n,andieg both the city ard tAe road leading to
Jt Mara and Ell InycuIo.
1t WIS generally brllevad that Ge1. Fo7ey
had made chuice Of Orlza5a as he blsis Of his
Operations, which he intended to extend as
tar rs J.sapa. For that purpose column had
been ordered 10 march upo1 that city, aud
news ut Its occupation by the French was
hourly expected
In consequence Of Tie delays produced by
the s1ewness Of the arrivals of French .r3nps,
it Was thought zhat the expedition would not
be ready to rHarch uI.ou Mexico betare the
tor.. Part OF December next
TIE news Of the loss sustained By the
Frthcll force, both on ship-board and on
thpre, in consequence Of the yonlito, is said
TO be greatly exaggerated. 4 single ycsset
the AmaZon, was abandoned By her crew 10
consequence Of the epidemic; the Others
were rars!y visited hy the scourge Tae
French officers Say that tie total loss exp.ri-
creed by The French On account Of the youl.
ito does Lot exceed 500 men.
, 1862-11-05

True, not for us til. call TO arms,
The rolling drums d-aI-aoned appeal
The midnight ca meme lend a:arms,-
The weary march, the fl .shlnr steel.
Not ours the conqueriny hero's crown;
Nor OUTS the g'uzy Of The brave
Who fall to raise the tfodden- DOWN
Their laid. tho truth and rish:. to gavs.
For us, the tears and sacrifice:
Our dearest treasures ol to yield,
1hen "atch the precious Incense rise
Above the blool7x:aihed battlefield.
For Us the heayy footed hours,
With dark euepsnee and anguish filed:
Fur Us summer with no 1owcrs-
winter With no tempest stuled.
Our fires 0f 1,atTiptJsn burn,
Consuming love? !? they but conceal;
We bid ,ou 60; cen while you turn,
Talncd lovc dispute. ou: spartan zc.1.
Not only they who meet the foe
Fallpiefced with f,c1nun's bullets through,
The dart that 1ays q su1dier low
Strikes deep \ wuulhn's bosom too.
Q freedom! ever dearly bought,
With brave men's blood anu ,yomaus tears;
Shed brightness DER the ruin wrought,
Nor leave Us Though faiz-:amias yearsl
Bring hahn 10 deeply woanlec hearts,
And let this knowledge Lessen pain,-
Oh, sweetest comfort fpr our sruarts!
Our loved ones have not died in yaiu.
Mis-. CELESTE ~ 4. W1Ss1ow.
ht61WA, 3t.7ra, 1S62.
, 1862-11-05

~thiN~AsN
QUE OFFERING.
We give them up-our husbands, sons and
brothers.
Oas Offering 10 orr country aaa our God!
With cuntrito hcaz:4 Ii deep humiliation
Ne c.y, s1sy shou, Lord, thc uptittcd .odi
But not until frs,.n cut this fearful chaos
Shall dawE righteous and fraternal peace
Founded or justice, truth and homan freedom,
When tyranny forcyerznose shall cease!
We sirc the1. up! If not with Spa.taa trmne..,
II mid great heart.hrohs. ANA with teasfal eyes,
Ec feel that He who kBo~eth human wczkacss
Will not refuse the psofesed sacrifice.
White ford adection prompts ua to withhold them
Ii this our hour OF fearful bitter need,
0us loye Of country bids us urge them onward
Zen though With astJ lips. we say "God-
sleedr'
We give them up to tr1ala, toils and danger.
Peri APPS 10 death itten-ig 50 We must.
Aye, rather this, than that Our glorious banner
Gy t1ai,orous foes be trampled in the dust
'Twtre fc:tcz that million fseemeu perish
Than right and principle be cast aside,
For which cur heIotatlc1s freely suffered
And in desease of which they gladly died.
We giTe them up In lea Of oil time, quiet,
We Lave the mr=,erlEG drum, the sharp shril1
fle-
The tread Of armies and the shock Of battle
Where hrosher, brother meets in deadly strife
Al II ac:oas those wires 80 strange aud mystic,
Fia-h 1idinGs that those dear ONE. b7avcly
| fonsh1,
And fell it may bc-this shall aoothe ou1 sorro1,
Ne. cach to do our duty. uohly sought.
lus,t5cr. Io'sa, Oct. 1A;a MFR.
, 1862-11-05


The TszewelI Republican learns th.t the sin
gular disease. go widely kno Tn in previous
years rs the milk sickness, IL prevailing to an
unprecedented extcnt IL The Mackiuaw bot
tom, Tazes ell cour:y, ehoa. twenty mile.
from this cit5. Cat1l. ars dying By scores,
and We have heard IF three icstsuc=s OF the
death Of psrsors by this strange hut fatal mal
ady. AFefsou who ray: he has lost 4 ,its: a
puu,bvr Of tine steers by sickness, says u d .-s
mt know t1lc cause, hut the cf1rcs on cltt1: is
curious. When they Ct. first attacked By this
seeming scourge. they act dull an1 stupid,
II d if they ere arcnset aud driven few ro11s,
they are seiz-d with eev=r.: trenrlin- ia
every part OF their body, and are dead in . few
hours af:er.
The milk of COWS who have this dlsea:e is
fatal, if used BY any one, aud this u.e is the
causr Of the deaths above allu1ed to. We
have hecn Informed that this milk sickness"
lss rrey-i:: j., ;:.or. OF lss ext :ic inr u ,ay
ytars in the Nackila% bottoms, bat ne:er Il,
SO Etcsf AZ cxte,:: Is This sc ason. Wao will
give us the caus. ard cure Of this seami ilg.y
fatal d'seasr2
, 1862-11-05


4 letter from Nashville, dated October 18th,
says that for many DAYS past the commts 5.-
1irs have issutd half raiioEs Of bread auG
u,ealt--noth'ng else" This is truly pretty
hi -iress, and a1l attributable tc the bIuaders,
ta11lless, icco1npe.encr OF treachery Of Gen.
Buell., who had lnen enough to have cleared
al Tennessee Of active re2els lcng 40. But
instead Of this, Nashville Is nov q closely BE-
1eaguersd ci'y with a starving garrison.
Nts1ey will, howeve7, BE- able TO hold on until
rei,evrd. As Tor Bra*G's a1my, 1h=re Is no
Danger from that iu TIL: dir -c:ion of Nashville.
lie will be with Lee in Virginia very eocc.
EeanreEard escaped from H4iseck At C'r.nth.
and turned up at R:ehn3rd. aud nos Br'=.,
having e1iec1ed an easy escap: from Buell IN
krn1utky4 uial folio + il thu footst apa OF his
r'et,t cessn:. It was yery Kind on th: IlTt OF
Gen. MeC:el:sn, after the hl tie Of Az.t;.ta1,
to lie "qn!eI" on the Pntomlc fur FIVE y eets,
until the rebel armie- could e!fsct a junction
and get into 4 strong position.
, 1862-11-05

cu.xr.1as III o,. r. ,sts
The protective harvest ia NOW nearly ovar
and We can SUN up the seasons WELD In
the south por. o1 tho State it IL nearly 4 1o.al
faiiurc. In thu central p,rs. less tsao half a
crcp. and ia The .crth :rut 4 f,ar:h- usn,
Wild. The r.,t has r.a,. had work ~. tho
rcr,h. md don. coos:l.rc,,.. dan,s,a :, +,e
centre Of thc s.ste- white .be arr ,7er;o3 dn.
1,r.. August aud September tbrsu-h thc h.
s.n ot Eryp. was most disastrous,
N.nutso.a. Wisconsin s5,chfran md ,or.,.
FRI, Irciaa.. can usua.lv .n,,u1r anr def ,;aocr
=. a.
AZ ou' '''''- ~ 'ae c'"F- III %aoee S.a:eS
We kno~ little, bu: presume they are not
cyc1-ahErdaut Al this s<asoc ot the wear.
,,o...,,. c., e,u-,-,,1- .x,, :, a., C.:
e 'oA" 4a 'he c'n @*so
1raihrs, NJ hf.G~o cents, buo THIS ye37 the
:a1,ss is S5Jl45 cents, thus showing that the
IN, nj, j. ~, isr~. yy,.., &,a cr,, - ,,,4
,...,.. .s - - 80
:, '.n e'.s"s'os o1s'suee VI ea1eae''
usuatiS market large quantities Of potatoes
dir. c.l3 from :Ae field, aud these arc t:.5c7
stur.I or s.,innad sou.,,
US. ,.,,. H.,
s"'' VIZ Ivy At 'ne eouso oast VI tae
sac, "as as.uSos4ly good, aud, OF c',u.se, no
demsud tom lbar quarter, not ever. the u5u ii
supp.y Of seed Teta.ors.
SOIL AND CULTURE.
4 Geer, rich loan sol is the best for the DO.
ta:oe. All of our dars-colo1ea nr,iric soi,s
ar, ,as,.ea tn :. cs,o.;,,,1- 49,. =, ~.
~ tnose VI sue
uo1'Asra ano cenS'sa part OF i1e S.2te, AID
! The Mississippi and Ohio river bottoms,
, 1862-11-05
f: :S::!|;z3 & >r1lhumz> III


lfNf l1e .EIftl91 kE431As-i
111E ClEK TO TIE CAsIP.
ADDRESS. to the Sc:!pps Ga4yd, I'D ts:imcat
alnols volunteers.
Tbc 6aye when mothers prayed for scas-
To Jnno, queen Of raorta's-
Like him who stayed Porsennas march,
D5soic The bridges portals.
The grand old days We love to keep
.aliye In tons And story.
Wien death for >.the Republic" Won
The highest crown Of glory
No longer, from the misty past,
Blaze Oh: to awe and eh.u"us
in lee. heroic pashs-to.day
Their iron heroes claim uA-
No bsnd tts: bore the hopes Of Rom-,
Looked promises more gracious
Than THE, whohe every acs reveals
the temper Of Ho1atius-
Along the avenue, the year
Ias wandered ne=quer1d;uy,
The trees are flaun1ing Joseph'e ccat,
And ecofh the wind. rpbsa:ding.
While Michigan, win every wave,
Smiles On her fai:est uzh.er;
Whose pleasant homes. A. evening, throw
Their warm light on the water.
Beside their hearths are welcoming hands,
And faces falr az morning;
Where time, with MeEcary's eaud.,s shod,
Sounds no fo1t-fa Of warning.
lei. from the dreary camp, no heart
To these delights il turning;
No soldier Of the land NC p-a1se
For case and rest ts vrarning
They have res1gned1he pleasant things
That give 10 life it, beauty;
Ard stand on higher ground, slonN
With Gods tlerL angel, Duty
Owarriore in the noblrst cause
That ever roueca y Aat:un:
We blend foz 1ou our saddest tears,
And warmert admiration.
Fear no, the deadly mlsts tia. rise
From Southern swamp End river;
The awful charge where bay0ners
On hu=,l!t hhyonets eniyet.
Fear but to lose the gallant heart
Tint spoke in ttep and manner,
Hhcn last Ke watched II distant sil:a
The fadag IT your banner.
Fear but the weakness borne OF pain,
That doubts the glorious ending
u any conflict 1obly waged
The nights Of man sefending.
For rou the BATTLES feycrishjoJ
The GLOW o: exultatioa
I'nat ffcm the c.11ict b:ars unstained
Tie honor uf the nation.
Eor Us, the restless fear, the heart
That waits yet dreal= The MORROW:
Ard evenly victory Light may lad
lte darkest page Of utow-
Farewell! When Illinois foryets
Her young ard daaailess 1egions,
Who marched to give to fetecon7s has
The s1rE1est Of cur regions.
Htr rzaities sha1l fuFget their bloom;
Eer EaEyc=ts their returning;
Ard mississippi norhward dow
Her oces& oul1st spuruing. G.
Clisug0, Get. 80.
, 1862-11-05
EEillbfr.
U 17tfENE

7 UEIBNN.-1 wculd invite the St
81 1ett&a Of d-*Iers snd other. purchasing tuIabs
n Chicago r. cne OF the largest and most y
so:tHent Lumber IN tbs raA1k.t asc Dressed a:a
sE. Flooring +r6 S.lc Boa-ds. sAsh Door, SanE:eA
Leth Long ft.,be1, soists. &c trtees rsaeoaaoie =
pTdes8 n!:ea E.ta sad tdetI. CArsto4de4
Il yA-d. Yard and DEGe Teach gtrc5t- ht.Nr:a eaaE
S7zs:.;a I3A3 4. wII1IA1s,
, 1862-11-05
FINAL SALES OF
Assets OF Cid State Ba..k Of IIlirais,

ASSETS OF Gld STATE B2.-k Of 1llln113.
The Trustees st4tc Rink at 1fnn fchartercd
In NIL viii hold losing sA1er Of Nil re;1unt1g
property Of tte l;ank Us fellows:
IN MINERAL POINT, IOWA CO, WISCONSIN.
TN Nedneedsg. November 18th. 1.Ss.
IN SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS.
I'm Wednesday. November 18th, 1861.
Al Nfirrral Point will b. tnEa no or mineral
amt i,E la lying In ,:.e u,i1t'e+ OF LAsaEette
Iowa aud Grant, and lots III the CITY Of Madlss2 Dane
County.
AID 1t Springfield. several thorzand acres 0! land
ay!te IN various parts OF TIE State vi nols some
CRY and lev property A:sa, several lots tn suburb
ST. t4trEc trlets .lI an. cry of st 1soal.
A:kt'. Etr5 large amount OF evidences Of DEBT due
lit, Talk, clal1 !. Hr.
Ltst: o1 tie 'sho;e viii he furnished application
II rhe Trustees At pri,.tin!d.
The 1helc property Will positively be sold, without
any reservation, to TIE Highest tttl;c-
one fourth Of the :st:.ua CT the purchases nlrst ba
paid Mt the tale and credit Of t%eve months VII. ha
gwen fer the Mainer.
Tie liquidation resticss Of the bank snd all ots
ev1 of iss insl:at ed1.ss will be cet~4: 1T par,
shonli any nj The ey1c .ccs 1T ticat remain out
e.Sndi. stter he p:ocsr;yts sold a,t ?sd ior they
cAtes should have th.n all q: the es1c5.
T:.I MANLY.
\. II. III tGELT, : Trustee
JAMES CAMPRELi.}
Snr!-ctic1d. Ill f}ct nnth ,Sft oc2ryhsS,1n
, 1862-11-05

NEW MUSIC-D. T, FAULDS,
~ Most CLARK STKEaT. under tue Sherman
Il>ut+. has sale tic following ncw aud popular
bAllAalR:
Ley. lsrw'tched am f Jennie; bT L. Y. d. Crosby.
kn,y e..r tie WAY IS l. Y H. Crosby. twords and
Mn+fC,). ...,.>.,--- 81 cts
The s,id Tow 1'a,rr: words ~ Iii. BuVnett muse
so,o r ~ ;1s o, e. CT,
Minnie Sdt KITTY CiSce's S:stcz; by L. y Il lr,*
WIZ is Love Thee; i,y cha!cs L. Ward. 4 css.
FS-Tbs above RI will he scu; free o. po'tass,
Oh receipt Of the retail prices. st:sj utsl +sal