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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

ga The new call for troops s attracting
great attention among Sttte officers. The
new order of the Adjutant General Of New
York establishes military depot in every
Senatorial District, except New York and
Brooklyn, and provides for an Adjutant,
Ouarternlsster anu Surgeon at each depot.
4 bounty Of $40 is offered to each recruit
So on enrolment, a months pay (sl3l
At the mastering in Of the company, aud
one-fourth Of the 800 bounty On the mus
tering in Of the regiment. lhis bounty u
the same ii all IF the States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

MARBLE WoRx.-Persons in want Of
marble work, as head stones, monuments,
nantes. table tops, &c, of the best Ital
ion and American m marble, aud finished in
perfect style, can be supplied by A. L.
Rogers, Galena. Mr.. Rogers has an old
established reputation for fairness in bust
ness, and is known to faithfully fulfil bis
engagements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

~ Esqr. Mase continues - act Is our
travelling agent. The excellent success Ii
has had in collecting and in receiving new
subscribers and orders for work are in
ducements for him to continue all the
summer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
8 Pc e. DIscoUNT e cAsH
Il md. s. II thal rate or any portion.

il nand, or at that rate Tor any portion.
h.gdI supnty tie demand nov for ~ ggs and viii
aee II eularxe my OHil4uga il n5 business INC. t's
much faster sell without ae-hai cash COW
ana will not object IL all, but do N some cases give
or laths time with interest, part aess stearsa
All kinds of repairing Gone st NJ shep- 20 not
ask any nan omEany 81 Heiis y come 70 ~ stop
Tor sn,lhiar bat solicit "a general good Gust meFs.
what want g099 caffgfssYs Hd WEB 70 sfAP
Oh sotsc OF uy present. Mifo thsak ri aehsinin
eau wait fs-ss.a wtlIt he Pr "a interest, AAaAlts
becaase they keep c0A8saS
bslisgef have now IS good hsrsesiaser rs 10 tie
country, and wish any Mo y p rs tSas Jto g
pearly a many a. wc can affeaa q nsw Lased-soos
viii fe CAREFUL, re- aised, tfes aalc 10 esse =
81. ,.sa.l. Is fl2 1ta 9..ia aa1 luta5.a 10
. IS .s.fa d. Il. EIID.
&c s...essfss ..,r.l Ia. 1852. 45-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

named Judges. j. G. Holloway and ]
+. Dodge Of Lancaster, WIN. Richardson
Of Liberty. sAaler Wells of Fennimore
orris Mccartney of Cassyille, Mark NJ.
Scott Of Glen Haven.
The Superintendent, assisted by J. w
Banding surveyed the ground into lots
and the mowers then went to work, the
dimension Of respective lots as follows:
kirby" acre sMcCormicks, Q s3-loo
acres, "Brockport," i 46-loo; "Buck.
eye" 2 acres IS rods:
G. L. LaGrave of Cassvills was ap-
pointed to note the time of starring and
closing work, and the time consumed By
each.
AT the close Of work, it was ascertained
by calculation from LaGrayes time report
that McCormick's Reaper consumed 4s
minutes in moving one acre, Brookport
Harvester So minutes; Kirby's American
Harvester, 50 minutes; Buckeye 48 min
utes.
The Judg, held long counsel upon
the merits Of machines, taking into consid-
GRAFTON the rules above as far as applica-
bic, the time consumed, quality Of work
&c. They found the chief difficulty in de-
Gliding % be, that they had no means of
testing the draught Of mechanics. The cir
cumstances Of ground, eyenness Of surface,
aud condition of grass being favorable, it
was impossible for the judges to say what
machines wolld prove best on uneven
ground, tangled grass, dc. The test was
limited to the Fair Ground, so that the
trial cannot be considered fair, except for
such work as that provided. All the ma
chimes seemed to work about equally per-
feet. The difference il tie width Of sickle
prov d difficulty in deciding upon the
speed, as the sangest sickle would do the
most work, surprising the speed Of horses
to be the same as those drawing 4 machine
49, - l..
- 800 '''''''Se = ~ - ',o4 ''',' 80
ton might lead to err. II was also agreed
&. ,,..;,. : IL. g.. -. IL
...s -.
!. L -. - /. ~ a..
=
','A0-' - - o'''s' - 10y M,
-,
'oa,''''.,'' - = - -
~ -,
'o''.'''sa
'aoof'.' -. ~ - ''i'e0' = 80
4 ii''.' 1880 Z z : i'''' 800 - Z
-
Next, the jugs considered the Two
rakes worked after the moving, one known
as Beebe's wheel rake, worked BY Doug
Las Oliver. the other Harlow IIydes re-
volying spring tooth rake, worked BY hn-
self The judges watched these machines
working with much interest for some time,
and arrived 1T the unanimous conclusion
that the machines might possess merits,
and perform well enough if well ops ated :;
but the drivers were : complete failure
and seemed intent on damaging the char
acter Of their machines, rather than prov
inc their merits. Their horses also seemed
olos.n eoy mischief and reciprocated action
euoa0" - ~. IT,.
MT hsiinoilousiy ~ ''s' $50
| Therefore, vile the jadges would nol con
denim but rather approve these rakes, they
would nos respectfully beg Leave to report
"ou'1 80 d n,a,;,a oa,ver.
against 'n0 o'','''o
r. Ho,,ov,.v IL DopGE,
q 49, T,,J~aa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
NOTICE!-
Watch and Clock Maker!
At = orc ST.

The unaersigne improves this opportunity TO an
nounce to PUB sc, that e occupies the room oYeI
r. - Hannoao's iarness Shop, and is ready TO relai
al kiads IF Watches Clocks aud Jswory also, repair
musical iu- truments. All work war; .nted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

THREE MORE HORSES SroLRx.-On
Sunday night last, three horses were stolen
from the neighborhood north Of Bectown,
one a sorre, from David Black, another, a
bay, from B. w. Coult. and another, dark
brown or chestnut mare, from NJ. B. ellis.
The joint reward offered for their recovery
and arrest of the thieves amounts to $3.50,
or $25 for each horse and thief Sheriff
Moore pledging thecounly for $25 for each
thief On delivery in any jail and conviction.
It is understood the Sheriff viii offer a
reward of $50 henceforth for the arrest
and conviction Of every horse tAie; and if
the amount We're raised to $50, it would
better protect the public from such depre-
dators than the fears Of Imprisonment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Sweepstake Threshing Machines.

CoLE sEkToS SIRE also general Agents for tho
'SUcefsiaae TsrHshiRg AacAfNs' manufactured BY
the saue men VINO nlsuufacture tho Buckeye Reaper
G. Au inau & Co, Cantnu, Ohio.
This DaCbina embraces All the known Improvements
fen threshing by horse power up TO 1902 The gearing.
se8Taos, composition or risot boxes, &c aeetfiaia-
Il Tie most perfect 10 the world; aud toe amount Of
work the machine Ii abe 90 turn or ouiy limited b
tho human OF feeding the buudios aud gemoV-
ing the stgaw.
One of these machines may be at the store es
Cole a Sralon, Bose bel, one ~ Whom viii travel "
taao orders. CULE i STATION.
Boscobo, May IS 1902. 2g-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
pRY-aooDs, GROCERIES.
ltOME ONEl COME ALL!l
This rock shall 81 As son as
D. II. Budd stops making fifsI-rate Wagons.
Every year dds to my expense in making wagon
and my iaciies for Obtaining Eastern timber TOT
Carriages aud Buggies

Of all descriptions and the faeiiites Tor getting nons
tn.sr also I'M proves; consequently fee. hat car
make q better Was Sn and uu9gY new, 3AAA ~ TIMES
past can make greater number and oder the great
inducement OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
- Hon. John iIutchins, Of Ohio,

re- Hon. John iIutchins, Of Ohio,
PLAY miles, ST New York, Hon. Schuyler
Colfax and some other well known gentle
men, have been Iahoring 70 improve the
present postal system. A biz for that
purpose has been drawn up and i expect
ed 10 pass, The present session Of Con
cfess. The principal changes, are, uni
form letter rale, great sImplincatloa g rates
on printing matter, money Greer system
a free pttee delivery y carriers aA4 1hc
aU@lsa00 80 if4s4A 49,
zssssszsnz4Ssssxz $500 s7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
nYEING AND CLEANSING
or SILK, NIEI2IlyO AND ALL
Wooden Goods and Wares.
AT Gt4.oA0o. LLa.

The subscriber receives damaged, gummOd, rusied,
or creased silk, worsttd and wooen war,s and vial
rates. THIS leipg in this euuni3 branch Of Ia
Cor one thas nzy save millions II generals resented to
instead Of buying az piiccs which MIST be
largely increased the laws, deserves
at this moment gen raj attention al patronage. Tia
hseriber j. Getnian ANA learned hs business rogu'
asly his native country.
de refers for espeasBilit} to Rev. Mr IaierDIaek,
German IrcSh3 ier8n Minister, Lancaster, Wlscoas
Goods win be received and forwarded by MeJel
I.scnm their store ia lancaster 70 whom they will
be feiarmcd Tiny will also inf8rm persons to ths
II argts for work. AuGpSI SCHWARTZ,
Boston Dye aonse, Illinois Street. North Clark
ST., Chicago, Ills. 4au
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Rcapcr5 s. AlOwers.
pUCKEYE
Reapers and Mowersl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MlgHEEs!!

Con- 4 SBArox, foscobel, general Agents for
the BVckeys Reaper asa Molssr;" ono OF
els constantly solicit orders to other may be found
constantly at tbe store ia bQsc5pd wAele ons 81 the
machines MAY be seen This machine Is II ghtsr and
moro neatly yet sioutlA constructed than which
does equal scrcico. Both u6yel wheels drive the
VIZ rgs an work t0gether ~ Independently the cut
t.r 81 ths machine may te laissdal will 81 the oper-
atnr without st0 pings at obAaclrs may BE- 49, iC-
ed Bg lever he nay raise the cutter platform 50 as
III al he whole to pass through gate orotaef n&r-
row place. Te entire sAsem olhachlnery l. e1tft Aa-
IL simple yeg Itron and ageable bs single opera
tor.
which laws the gram oat 81 tue way 10 provide
room lOr tie neat round; the reel may b. adjusted fer
any kinm OF grain, ana the machine cuts from il 60 10
acres per cas- with a span 81 ight horses Iae Mower
Il arrangod tor cutting gass close 10 the grognd or
high ana Is perfectly manageable.
Is3s Ilari!ne il manufactured BY G. Aaltman 20,
Cation thlo ono 81 wbnn is palentee. Il is secured
IL 81 distinct patents, and s.dolbteas the lest Hs-
chine aver oao.eI Alao,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
e Il u 7 = I l

Also. takes Anbrotype IL ths same room Please
come "a kanlas specimens Ha will Os found ~
MA r~opa al tines OF GAY lie has good st0eR o.
cas-: price Is cents upward, according 70 size an
3ally All kinds OF pictures for sending IA ettsrr,
iaAt a pager iron leather, glass, &c aud wArrs a.
~ 49, = fade c. Z. MERRILL.
patnsi Mav TO- 1862. 40 mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

aud conviction Of every horse tAie ana if
the amount were raised to $50, it would
better protect the public from such depre-
dators than the fears Of imprisonment.
STOLEN HoRsEs Sheriff
Moore returned on Saturday evening last
with Henry Fisher, one Of the thieves who
stole Charley Shepherds horses a month
ago. He found Fisher at Portage City,
Columbia county, Wis, nursing the pistol
shot wound in his head, caused by his
partner, VIM. Stilson. the latter 10 jail at
Portage for attempting TO murder said
Fisber-the two loving parts srs being the
same men whose persons we lately describ-
ed in our paper and which led to their re-
cornition and arrest for horse stealing.
There being no direct testimony against
these men for stealing Shepherds horses,
the Sheriff could take with him nothing
but blank papers, yet the various circum-
stances seemed to warrant their arrest. 1t
was with some difficulty that he could draw
from either word or sign Of guilt. At
last however he got the first letter Of their
alphabet, then another and so Oh until be
was able to read their entire Transactions
with the horses, as to tbs stealing, running
oil and selling. On their way down from
Portage, and when at Milton Junction,
Moore proposed going on BY JsesyiIie,
saving there WAS a house here lie wished
to see. This was the first nuoatisn ta
Fisher that the least point wae knows Of
Tue whereabouts Of the honaa, and il caus
ed him to wilt for he was the man who
sold one Of the horses to livery stable
man at GAINESVILLE named Wilcox. At
GAINESVILLE. Fisher and Wilcox we're soon
brought together, and upon the mutual
recognition there was considerable flow
Of harsh words and profanity on tue part
of Wilcox, not recesaary to appear in the
record. There's the man, said Wilcox,
"who sold me that stolen horse" Poor
Fisher then made clean thing Of all-told
Moore where the other horse could be
found, &c. The entire method pursued
by Sheriff Moore in following up and de-
tecting the whereabouts Of these men, and
in finding the horses and obtaining sufli-
Gent testimony to lead to their conviction.
notwithstanding their well planned and
determined concealments, must seem to
render horse stealing an impossible success
IN Grant county SO long as be continues to
set himself % work earnestly on their trail.
On Monday morning Mr. r. b. Phelps
and Charley Shepherd started for the
horses Fisher has told the Sheriff that
Dir. Dennis saddles, before alluded 70,
went along with the same horses, and
Phelps may probably bring them along
back Or find out about them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Pensions, BoUgTIE8, BAoE PAY &c
c,Ia & seaton of Boscobel, responsible
and competent business men, give I0'lcs
th.t tbsg will act as agents for persons N
making applications for Pensions Or o'nsr
cInirls for war services.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

DarGs AND MEDrcISEs.-Mr. n. B.
Manning has urchased DR.. Baltzelfs drugs
and medicines and will keep them for sale
IN he room next east oftho U. S. Hotel
with various kinds Of patent medicines,
Fitchas, romeo dies, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

AZ Lieut.. Ed. Lowry has returned
home from the 10th Regiment, having
been discharged on account Of sickness
As We have had no opportunity TO talk
with him since his return, we are unable
to state any particulars about his company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

CoMMlssloSgD.-H. D. FARQUHARsoN
of Lancaster and CHARLES E. STEVENS
ESQ, Of Boscobel, have received commits
sions from the Governor, and are author
lied to receive volunteer recruits for the
Twentieth Regiment, Wisconsin Yolun-
teers. They viii proceed at once in the
work Of raising companies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Read A. 8 7. A. Burr'a advertise
onotber column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Hl, n~-Fioe raios fsll on Sunday even, even,
RAIN : Efficient quantities to drenoh
the gF0an a. II The wheat and some sorts o.
-. - stnfFs and roots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

NEN Y042A REGENT OH i
ssg ~ ssrtn d Ekxsstf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

BOSTON AASOoAS Y
y ;, 49, yus.. 1t gxxF7ns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Gg- Capt. D. R. Sylvester, Of the 18th
Regiment was IN town on Monday last.
lie is absent from his company on = short
THROUGH, and will return in week Or so.
He appears in good health and speaks
well ofthe service. His regiment has been
posted on the Ohio river for some time,
bat bave hal orders to move to HumboIt,
Tennessee, caste Memphis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

come up the Williamsburg road, and jam
ioaen had sgano oagerly forward in the hell
OF she'll, shot and smoke, as did Berry at
the head Of his Michigan men. ball tore
of his hat, and his manly fight was fought
bare-headed The line Of battle at this
time was nearly a mile wide, and almost
wholly in the woods. The enemy, In over
whelming numbers, had forced us back at
least mile, and were piling up troops on
our right toward the railroad The firing
at this point at about o'clock was a mar
vel to me. Il is claimed that that at Will
liamsburg was heavier twice or thrice dur
ing the day, but that is not my Judgment.
car, compare this 10 nothing but the roar
Of Niagara. Il had no spaees-no cracks.
Il was solid, continuous, deafening. Over
it the ineesssnt bursting Of shells and
screaming of solid conical shot ribbed the
racket with great seams Of noise, which
compelled men touching each other in Op-
posite saddles 70 shout when they talked.
The struggling set in briskly from before
this FIRE Superhuman efforts, headed by
Heintzelman, and aided by his surgeon,
Milhau, and Colonel Adams, and others,
stopped full regiment for awhile, and
InAAAGu illENA AANAnu AAAtAA NuAuIHf Dul EOulu
not long hold them against the storm OF
whistling bullets and case shot. The crowd
rolled off the field, carrying away some
who meant 10 stay. To my dying day
shall have in my ears the wailing shrek
Of a private of the lst Long Island, shot
dead beside my horse with percussion
musket-ball, whose explosion within its
wound distinctly heard, and which must
have overwhelmed him morally more than
it did physically. Not running, nor terri
fed-only unwilling to stay-this crowd
struggled partly in the road, mostly in the
woods, back, back, to the line Of rife pits
Couch had made a week ago. On the way
HOoker's brigade was met, and met with
the hurrahs Of applause due to brave men.
Darkness left Sedgwick on the railroad,
master Of the ground occupied in the af-
ternoon by the rebel forces, and from which
he had gallantly driven them. Our ex-
treme right is now beyond the advance of
yesterday. We are probably behind the
morning position of our center three quar-
ters Of a mile, and full mile behind our
mornings position on the left. The loss
Of property and material is awful, embrac-
ing eight guns and the contents of at least
four camps. The loss in killed, wounded
and missing is more awful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07
NEw YORK lIARKET.-Iune 8.

.t [HY TELRGRAPHl
FLOUR Market Is quite steady Market closing
sales I5,IOo bbls at si29t,25 for superhno state
sbA9i,aj for extra state ei,2nai p for supertne
western s5,05d5,l5 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hooDed Ohoi 9, ,5 30 for trade
C4NADA FLOUR Market stsady. Sales 400
bbls at si,5Og4,7O for commoni s4,75g6,2 for win
RYE FLOUR Market quiet aud steady. Sales
CORN MEAL Market quiet and unchange.
WHLSk N-Market heavy and declining Sales
WHRAT-Very scarce viii fair export demand;
market closing 10 higher SAILS 1900 bush Chicago
spring al ss0gi00 6000 bus1 Milwaukee club at 20
Gg4c l,3fD bush amber Iowa Il sl02l 90; $1,000 bus
winter red western at el,ll@l,ll; GO00 bush amber
Michigan at slls; oU0 bush red state at 81 6; 40
bush choice white Michigan at 81 a.
RNE-hltrket quiet without change.
BARLEY-Market dull and nominal.
GORN-Market 10 better with active export de-
,rsfrr. lc az IA do. a., In riits ,esttrI
OATS Market little easier. Sales az 44Giac for
COFFEE-Market for all kinds exceedingly quiet
and We lave only sales Of % bags common Maracabia
SUGAR in good demand and firm at 6J1td7c
for iair 70 good rehnnG sales 1880 hhds Cuba at %
l7ac; 2OuboXe5 Havana on private terms; by auction
li3 hhds Porto Rco a. lj49sfc.
PORK-Market dull and heavy. Sales 100 bbls
at sll 50for mess sll,9l2OO for prime ness $500
BEEF Market quiet and unchanged. Sales At
s5,5070 90 for country prime; g O0l000 for country
mess; slO0gl35O for repacked mess sl300@45O 80 for
PRIlIE STEss BEEF-AIarket dull and nom
BEEF HANiS-AIarket quiet at sI6,O0alssO.
CUT MEATS-Market steady. sales 100 pack
ages az 5,ssgie 4 tar shouil5dersi 4'egNc ioT hams
LARD Market firm with fair business doing
BUTTER-Selling at l09l6'4e for Ohioi l0t5i7'zc
IC5HfiIEEsE-lIarlet iuII and heavy. Sales at -
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Respectfully yours,
Grapes on Keney,s Island.

Correspondence uDerin News.
There are now on Kelley's Island about
5OQ acres Of vineyard Of which about 2lO
are in bearing.
In 1861 there were 1861 acres in bearing.
From this area the product was in value,
for fruit and cuttings sold ahd wine pro-
duced, S53,3O5 being S421 per acre. One
man will do the labor required for FIVE
acres. Each acre when in full BEARING
yields about three tons Of fruit. A gallon
Of wine isproduced from eleven pou nd of
fruit and as the fruit when sold for eating
bring about seven cents per gallon, it will
be seen that the grape. business must be
very profitable. The appearance of this
island, its rapid improvement in all re-
spects and the evident self-satisfaetiOn Of
the peopls-all prove that everybody is
Esll % Do,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

u h 10 HORSE OWNERs Y y
Dr. Sweets Infallibe LiniH.ent FOR Horses Is m
rvaled by any, and in all cases of Lameness arising
ffom Sprains, Bruises or Wrenchinr, its eject Is
magical and certain. Harness or saddle Cans and
Ringbono may be easily prevented and cured in thir
incpient stages, but confirmed cases are heyond the
possibility Of radical eure. No case Of the kind,
however, Is so despents oF hopeless but it may be
aeviaed BY this Lmimeut, and its faithful appiica-
ton viii always remove the lameuess and enablsthe
horse % travel with comparative case.
Every horse owner should have tlis remedy az hald
tor its timely use az the frst appearnca Of Laaness
Eill-electnaliy prevent tho fJrmifalle dfseass5
menIl0nea' % which Rl horses arq liahas and which
worthless. Strong Armstropg, Agents for Clesr-
land. tt t4 t' l0sife1 5,rTfy71.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07
sPEeAt R8YiCES.



no disease ilso eerain of cure by Brsndreths Pills
ashis- They soon tas oot Of the Blood the particu-
lar Virus upon which al pain depends, and the pa
tient Is cured rrt1r et
Mr. 7. NJ Adsmsi 2o5 Twelfth Street, New York,
Suffered with rheumatism for long period He was
attended By able physicuns but feir Prescriptions
were Of no avail he was unabs 10 move without as
sistanee, and for months was almost entirely confined
to bis bed. At this period of his sickness when hope
had Ged, and he expected 70 be cripple for the re-
mainder ofhis life, he was recommended 70 uss
1f.T-f BHANpRErHS PILLS.
Ths arst box evidently made him better; the I'm
proyeInsnt was more decided from the second box,
ard by the time he had used siehtsoh bozes, he was
entirely cured Of rhsumatisul ard The streugth and
spnlehes Of bis nmbs wefe festoral. ID 4 now over
year that this cure has been elected and be has
had no return, but continues The enjoyment Of per-
feet health. May 9th, 1851
Sold by a. s Gardner, 222 supersor-St.. Cleveland
Ohio, and b an respeoiaBle doalersih medicines
"The Root OF all E7iT' is the venom Of
disease instlled into the system b early abuse, In
diligence and excess Of any kind This must b. Grad
ioated from the system without delay; not moment
should b lost The pernieious use Of mafcdfy VIII
not do it; nay, It viii iniure rather than cure sse-
uarI ?, and 8, is your only chanoe.-A para Of the
book Human Fraily, or Physiological Researches
/ illustrated with eolorsd engravings, win explain
[ everything. II vii only cost you . cents. To be
bad Of Dr. Barrow, l9i Blecker-St, New York. sent
| free Of postage sveryWhere.
Sold By G. W. Clark. Druggist. Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

An Oakland correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press (near Richmond) writes,
May 30: yesterday morning General
Stoneman broke up his camp, and marched
around Richmond towards Petersburg
He had with him force Of twenty-five
thousand zen. am unable to tell the OBJ
iect of this movement"