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A large Four-Page Paper, and will contain a
full and reliable account of the movements oil
the United States forces; the doings of the
Rebel Army, and every item of news Of the least
interest connected with the Great Struggle.
As the publisher, will reap no advantage from
this undertaking, it is hoped that that they will
be patronized as becomes a people determined
to suppot the Union, and succor and maintain
its brave defenders and their Wives and FaEi-
lies.
The NAVAL AND MILITARY PATH FINDER will
be published on Monday next, the 18th Of April,
and every succeeding Monday.
Price Cents per Copy.
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Shorter Periods in proportion. .
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"a Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PrrssuscH, Pa

Dsalen and Physicians ordering from ohsrs ihss
fleming btus vii do we'll % write Their orders Distinctly
and taks noss ksf Dr. NLane's, prerayci by FkaiS
Bros Hffs6urgh, ~ To tiess wishing to give them
trial ne viii frwzrd pss mail Psss ird, to any ps
the United stases boz Of Pills for twelve tr-csot
postass stsmpa, sos vial cf vermifsss fr sIrtsu
fhrseeent tampa. All ORDERS ffum Canais must 10 -
eompanis BY twenty cents extra
- Ioe sa,s By Druxxsss aed couairy Store Kssp'n
esosesly.
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Notice.

5TlHE undersigned have formed co-partner-
ship under the style of C. D. & H. r. Sayrs,
and will continue 70 keep general assortment
Of Goods for country trade. We solicit con-
tinuance Of the patronage extended TO the old
firm. C. DANA SAYR6,
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DISSOLUTION.

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lstween the undersigned, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. n. F. Sayrs Is alone
authorixed TO use the name Of the firm in liqui
dation. C. d. h H. +. SAYRS. ,
White Cloud, October "a, 1861.
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uAvING bought out the interest of c. D.
L L Sayrs in the business heretofore conduct.
cd by C. d. L Fl. F. Sayrs, will continue bus.
insss at the old stand, on strictly cash basis.
oct. ~, Gift. H.. F. SAYRS.
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r. p. BAKER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

CENTRALIA. NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
NIILL practice in the Courts of Nenaha
w and adjoining Counties. Particular At
tention paid to collecting in all parts of the
country. Lands entered, vacant lands shown,
taxes paid for uon-residents, etc. Large tracts
of land for sale.
BY Permission, Refers to
Hon. Judge Dixon, Chief Justice Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin.
E. s. Smith, ESQ.,, Collecting Agent, Chica-
60, III.
A. Beattie B Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. J. N. Willard, Troy, N. Y.
Hon. s. c. Pomeroy, Atchisen, Kansas.
Hon. J. L. Mcdowell, LeavenWorth, Kansas.
july IL, GIL y.
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found to exist,
DIR. MI.ANE'S VERMIFUGE

Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has al
tended the administration OF this prcpsr-
alton has been such a. to warrant US in
pledging ourselves TO the public 10
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fectual: providing the symptoms attending
the sickness Of the child or adult should
warrant the superstition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
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HIDES HIDES! HIDESl
WILL pay the highest market price for
l. Hides. Nov Is your chance
Get. IL, 6a-sf. HENRI r. SAYRS.
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!

une 81. 60-tf
, 1862-09-11
IrriRatinR Meadows.

There are few subjects which merit the
attention of American farmers more than
that of irrigation. In many parts Of New
England, and in the grazing and dairy dis
tricts of New York and Pennsylvania, there
are thousands Of acres of land that might be
irrigated in the simplest, easiest and most
economical manner possible. We have
often been surprised to see small streams Of
water running to waste while the parched
and poverty-stricken meadows in the neigh.
borhood, which might easily have been irri.
gated by this water, produced not more than
a ton Of hay per acre, and often much less.
In irrigating, as IN Undertaking, it is
frequently necessary for { " neighbOrs to
cnmbine in the work. And this is not al.
ways an easy matter to accomplish. In fact
this is one Of the greatest difficulties in the
way Of any plan for the introduction of ir.
rigation. We have no remedy to propose
which win overcome this hinderance. All
that we can do is to call attention to the
great advantages which it would afEIrd in
some sections, and endeavo' to show that
SUCH CotnOluatOuS rs we nave alIuueu 10
would be mutually beneficial.
That irrigation is great means Of increas.
ing the produce Of grass lands, will not be
disputed. In England we have known many
Instances where at least three times the
amount Of hay has been obtained simply BY
irrigation, with ordinary water, from small
stream that was damned up and the water
conducted IN burrows and allowed TO flow
over the land.
In the last numbe. of the "JOurnal IF the
Royal Agricultural Society of England" it
Is said that the spring feed alone, on the
irrigated meadows On the Avon, is sometimes
let for $40 or $50 per acre, and even 600.
Levi Bartlett, In describing the farm Of
Mr.. Sanborn, Of New Hampshire, in q re.
cent number Of the Albany CuItiVatOr, says
Mr.. s. commenced irrigating bis old NOW.
ing fields" shout twelve years ago. At that
time many Of them yielded very scanty
crops Of grass, not over ten or fifteen cwt.
per acre. Now, BY the application Of water
alone, these fields yield two tons Of frst-rate
quality hay pet acre, and those which have
been irrigated longest yield the heaviest
crops.
BOussingalt, the well known French chem
ist and farmer, considers good meadow the
cheapest means Of enEiching the farm; and
this Is undoubtedly true. The extra produce
obtained BY irrigaiing grass lands, when fed
out TO animals, furnishes an extra quantity Of
manure for the use Of the arabic upland por-
tions Of the farm. ,........ 81. =.
, 1862-09-11

LIEsEED MEAL EoR CALvRs.-Linseed meal
lshighly nutritious, and q useful auxiliary in
feeding calves; each calf may get from
one half TO one pound per day, according to
the size and age. The best way 70 prepare
it -: Steep quarter Of q pound for each
feed, IN cod water, for twelve hours, then
either dilute Il with warm water, Gill the
temperature Of new milk, making q Cruel
equal In bulk to the quantity Of milk usually
given, or boil il Cor twenty minutes, and let
it stand till lukewarm; In the beginning but
q small quantity should be given, mixed with
The milk-till at the end Of q month or six
weeks the calf may be fed alone on the In.
seed, and may Be allowed some grass hay,
and fnely.cuf roots.
, 1862-09-11
6hs farmers Corner.
Il Farmins Profitable.

Isee the above question is often asked 10
your Journal. Il might as well be asked, is
trade prOftablel Can commerce be 50 man.
azed, as 10 secure q competency to him who
invests his capital in ships and merchandise
70 send to foreign Portsi Can the lawyer.
with all his hard study and diligent aPplica-
ton Of knowledge to the various exigencies
Of life, secure Q living for himself and fam
ilyl Can the mechanic, after ceaSeless labor
and toll, earn his daily bread or any thing
mOrel
Nov, sir, the man who is incompetent for
what be undertakes will not succeed in ei.
ther Of the above occupations, and It Is the
sane with farming. He who would earn bis
bread By farming, or anything more, must
have grounds -he must know what kind
Of seed is suitable for peculiar soils,-he
must know how to SOW, and when TO plant,
and what preparation is necessary before
putting the seed into the ground. We not
only have the promise Of "seed time and
harvest" but We have the assurance Of q
crop. u the right seed is put into the right
ground.
Let man select sterile piece Of land,
and, perhaps, take the wrong kind Of man.
ure, spend fifty dollars in preparing an acre
Of ground for the seed, and he may not find
. crop that will halEpay him for his labor
and expense Of preparation; but let him
take suitable piece Of ground and with
less than half The labor and expense, the
crop uill pay him 100 per cent. on his in
vestment ltis 50 in every pursuit Of life
IN order TO succeed In life, man must M
derstand bis busipess, and must apply him.
self 70 whatever be undertakes. SOmeneveI
succeed in anything. From the want o.
cOmmOn understanding, they fail in every.
thing, while others, with much less labOI
and hustle, succeed in whatever they wish tC
pursue. -t'
IN al probability no investment Of small
amount pays better than what was judi
cionsly expended IN farming. Every dollar
rightly expended Is generally sure to pay
double, or treble. The gains are slow, tc
Be sure, but the Investments are generally
light Leta man be 80 situated that be could
advantsgeonsly use 10000 in. preparing
ground Or the seed. and be would be morl
surely Iemunerated than be would IN buying
merchandise, and ceiling. for cash, and on
tine, as business Is usually conducted.
The farmer is often discouraged, because
Of small gains. He forgstS the small amount
invested. The average Of those who live
By farming N New England are not worth
over one % two tholsand dollars How
could . man with 81 900 support . family
N trlds, with bad debts, losses on goods
purchased, 6sc., &c. think, sir, from care
fhl observation, that i viii appear that more
mn have become rich,-I mean. what coun.
try people call rich,-from farming thar
from any other pursuit A large part d
the farmers iiNoW England commence poor,
with family, and work hard. How could
they suocaed 10 trade, under the same cir
cunaiancsi
, 1862-09-11
No AslIal q ne nan. DIODIy.

Thh Id named dl-oass = commnnly preceded By n
regular aclInh q he hearI, and cl1cnh raplrail
whrh symptoms fre aWaya aerefo. and ever eo nm had
uaga unIplI1d Ointment and Pills t1 drnp1da patient
viii ever 1nu uurco1r ne present ralrf derived fnm
he ~ n theoo remedies y quick, and pre-
mcnl inGarnhIy rcH1I1 n cuIes They acl uIlh luch
onefTl On ne rIrnnlion and ahsnrtant system that he
fmrma.
, 1862-09-11

the ulderalgned having been under tha treatment
o. Dr. u J. C1aptay although unsOcliPd lpol SoIi9l
upon % give publicity % The efficacy a ~ ina paf,
hoping that By doing % may b instnmentai n nFO.
venting olhe nom the fearful suafnR and miIerv vhich
Inexperienced and Aich oilen To1nll lom M nernI
coua pIacline q pIsiendea NJ dIase M heeh fhsf
o pnyaca! ano mental debility, Uhhh foUs IL conas-
qusnce q IndscEsllons IN youth. The ngonss uhlsk
aIe Known 2 tho.e who have experienced them Snic0
= % ~, that having called the aeFVIoea of Dr. D "
Clephay INTO feqnl.ton, al ths expectations which
may have lnrmld q him were nov I'm Tl.lI1sd
would iherelofe leoQmmend Dr Cllpksv b an ghou1
dnd themeeyel afflicted With that dreadful malady; nv
osct n - doing being symp.iy lor suSrig humanf,
and heartfelt deaiIe q IellevllE them
Hiais n California City ana County a sss Frs1eIoo,
On this SIS day q July, A.D 1859 before ne. Wns
egea Notary Public, pefsnnally appeared D. J. Rahlso,
~. ~. tee eonisnn q ne card herewith IsDsd ~
ID uitnss shersof, have h.,,up,o =, y, h.,s ..a
SIR ny emcal seal he day and yasF above WrIe1.
lh.sl WI. A.O.JBWETf. Nooarv Publlo.
, 1862-09-11

u leh caac1 he Ollimell operlll lrllY and viii
mp1IIy that NJ Ica marie h a11old b fuhhed Into
ne parts aoled, aer they hapo ben nrmrnied with
lnkGuam ualcH Iho pydIlIng and curative poHen oi
thia marvellous uneuent have never had. Anyoldaore,
uf bad hrcarlg o. milk svou, ~ aciinn . wonderful
0;andnlaf l.tlinE may sood b radnced ~ following
, 1862-09-11

oorea, ucor., ard eaellngs, can With certainty b.
cured n thia Ointment b thoroulhy rubood al afound
the oomplalnng paris tuipe o. thrice . do. keeping
them covered Win Inca rng apleld uilh IN omo.
rhe Pills must b tatln accIdlnE 70 The printed d.
veFanoe 4 useoaaIy Prom humane motives eil6fs d
advoe viii y anageIol uuo1lomly 70 sNge caFliago
to Pills and Ointment dhu1ld - odfaned n ghe neigh
snshaed q hp luasIeE and "a. flum Hqllogays Eaab
ll1hmonl
, 1862-09-11

koolp.-Now is ne time ior sowing roots.
Don't neglect IL A great profit may Be y
alfred dom . email piees 81 erUupd. They
nrs necessary for 40 kinds of stock, II tho
absence Of green food, 10 winter and spring.
especially 81 mIIch cows and horses. pis.
81 carrots % any oiher on dry eravoIly soil
From eight 70 1900 bushels can Be raised
q a acla. Ihs long white variety yields
tho beli and Therefore i The most probable
% I1i1a. he soil should be rich dnd deep.
Nangll Wurizal1 are nsod By many fr
spring feeding only, being ioo cold and va
~ lar winter asa.
1rIlIro FEscE Eosla Always " fence
nyI1 Iop end ds4n; ihsy viii 10 naafiy
l1ls@ a. long Ibis hus ben demonstraisd
tl a1'uaI experiments. lflho hole in which
lls lnt1 post q 30 3 flied with stona. 4
WIN Iaal much longer Timber for postu.
= o. any Other pufp6se should be cut %
AugnIt oI 1lpllnblI. % Ias well II cnl
q VluiaI 4 uin = pogd.r post" and soonei
~ ~
, 1862-09-11

Olloo1l Ne9llot neftonl da1llly los prltS suluds,
Naa.ne oi ~ lmle old back. lndlupailon and noa.
- q memqy, asaa1n o aooioiy love n soiIln5e,
alys ~ a-lInll o.zllnen1, he6darho lnvullniaIY
o.lnllIs pains n tAo do, a1ocliuns ~ the erql,
tAllu % tle ~, ooEull other lnnrmtna IN nnn,
efe cured b Ne ly celebaled physician and snr1aon,
= ta1pEny. HI method ~ curing dl1rn1oa = naW,
lnlHleln y el1.nl and herca NJ lllai mooal. Al
Addloo 1. ,. CzArKAH, u. n.
So Ffuneisoo.
, 1862-09-11

A Coon Cow.-We copy from the Nsp
Eaglaad Farmsr the following account Of
tho product Of . COW owned in New Hamp-
Shira. L certainly shows exlraordinary pro
duciirnou,, such g Is not oaen reached in
any section q he country. Il was attained,
too. without my extraordinary expense for
ed.
A. several have given The results Of pro-
ducts Of COWS and growth Of calves, ! will
- ny hand al T. Ny COW dropped ksT
cllf January 50. 1861. I lcommnc6d saving
NIX fshIaaFy 5. 1861 from that time %
Feb 5. 1852. ahe beng hrIou. We made geo
Iha Of butter. We used Z quart Of milk q
~ n he huIly. lie kim milk was given
70 ne calf two months, then one.half Of Il
one month mnro, mixed with 15 cents worth
ef lne flsd mads into poFridge, and then
rl lp b Der eyes N clover Siho8 he
clII cane % he barn. ahe ha1 bad good hay
End lhroe clntS' worth Of waste Of tie noar
mn, per day. he nlf is nov Is mouths
old. giiihs s q. 3 in1., and b ili 3 lns. from
roots Of horn 70 rump.
ne skim milk from April 3 % October n
vas gIrm q plSsps nplih uld, weighing
l4pounda and e5st 81 When dresled,
October q, be weighed 500 pounds. Tie
Gov bad good fed IN summer. and about
tuo cents worth Of waste per day, and since
ste came % The barn, ioddering three tines
= dag q corn stalks Or bay, and about iour
conlf worth of uasle.
AEoIHEa PhoLIrIo CoW.-Tho Syracuse
Courier aays thal Hr. Hull, Of Fabins, Onon-
dagA County, n. Y, Is the possessdr Of
Gov oirht Ycsr1 GA. ffnm fhe milk Of ,-hich
y 1a1 made S15 lha. % butter, besides usll-
~ ~ quarts u milk and tbIs 3 ezclusir6
e fllomiik used IN he family during ihs year,
IN the besi paF7 Of the season. he yield va
from s. % 90 - quarts per day.
, 1862-09-11
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
70 SsleHtiiie and Prntiital AErisnItnrt.

77'7"'111 " ~117 H'NV'1VNI "c1H0uI'uIJ
By HEERY STEPHENS, 2. R s., Of Edinburgh, and the
late P. norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
1900 pages, and numerous EngTavings
This s o0nfeaedly the most complete work on AgFi-
culture pnplishtd and IN order give it wider
circulation, the pubhes have resolved 70 reduce the
price to
s. for the Two Volumesl
When sent By mail lpost paldl 10 California, Oregon
and Washington, the price will Be ~. To every other
part Of The Union, and 70 Canada, IpoSt paidl S6.
- This is NOT the old " Book d the Farm"
Remlttances for any Of the shove publications should
always be addressed, post paid, to the publshen,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
, 1862-09-11
oARD.

Prompted By an honest desire Of nv heart ,,.h A
lay before the public case which dessyVse CONNER
aton not only a. an act Of scientific sk Int thst n
humanity also. About tWo years ago. endden'v- ana
rom causes unknown 10 me, Was peised Win A m
rplepy Whirh, owing n my inability % meet the -
penee9 consequent upon th0rOugh medoui tFpstmeet
and ne deoouFagement which met Win IN aiempiinS
son became anrh (as was then led % hslev, - "a
dep the skil o. any physician. vaS ifeunrpIk She
" pursuit ~ my calling thfuWn div a. lie gvonnd
without TIE sehiea warning; and allhonRh insenTis
% he agnniea, yet depPd The miapTiSe n nv m ana
non learned % look upoT those Who would render Sst
anee ar shelter ne um danger % earmrr who sonrht
% pfnlnng the existence Of my miseFes Ie IN IN
state. and having previons 10 my nHtion tasted me
sweets o. ne, once more vas Induced b atpmpt aepk
nR ad q physician and, by FpeOmmphdsIi0n caIl-d
upon Dr. ]. .CHapksy. told him IL nv rypnm.tSneSS.
and q ny inability - reward him sT bic services, ~
gardleaa 81 which, however, he d once undeTooE nv
cAse, and, With the hleaslng ~ 0od Wa onco mofe
FesioIod % perfect health. Unahls n inward Nm IN
the bonn vhloh ey q pfosent and VI coDscious oe
my Indebtedness, ] consider q due b myaplf M All
aeted % make the eaae p1hc in order that thOas 10
nee Of medical advice may And physician In whom
sroIy cpn1deneo can Be placed. =
STAT q california. County q San Fmnei,so s1b.
.oed ed sworn y bafOs me- this Isl day q August,
I-SI GILBERT A. GRANT, No,.-y Pub.
, 1862-09-11

Ihc1e machlrc1 having taken tho lr1l prrminmn at
othoF s. wing Machines, must b received na
Coutln1lv1 Eyidtntsof ihelDnquallledS Superiority.
Among he undouhae advantaasa q these machines
nr1--la Eeaanca and simplicity Of construction and
oon11uucut freedom om deranQtment and ueed Of re-
pairn "a Dunbllly. "a. UneKnmpled ease and rapid.
~ q o7efa1on- y Comparatively uoi.elea now
ment So Beauty q stitch and amnssI Of seam. 6ih.
ndrnoao7 And nnioraln
Ihss srs appoa6is 70 ess,y saiisfy of sewing lor
Family wear FINN he llghilat mulni 70 ne helVio1l
cloihA works equally veil upon SILK linen, Wooen
and cotton qod so.ming, qnlltng, hemming glther-
ing and telling, periormlng every species of sewing
except making button holes, 1llohiuRon hnfloua and
The lee Narou appliances are furnished FOR regulating
the width ol hem8 The hommer q "a appendaqs hV
turned down and handsomely stitched. THOUSANDS ol
these machines u1ed b families, scamIlrasaol ro
makers tolns, manulacluler1o d kIs, cloaka maniaa
cothilg haiu. caps eoIse,. adles galts., umbrellas,
sometimes nom one % two hundred are used IN single
Read Shsi Ne scisuuae Amsdoaa ssys - We are
having great m.ny Inquiries ig Sewing Machnea from
various parts Of The country. and cannot convsn-
emily reply % them Ell By mail. W have thought i
proper g. la1o upialon IN regard 10 them N thl
public manner. We have llrd Wll1ont patent, mann
hC,ur.d y lhe Wheeler wilson Manufacturing Com
e. that Il 4 uihuul rEal 4 dmpls noi easily pui
oat e order, end. n pont q easoiiSenfn and fnh
40 cher machine aaids ahaad q IL We 1lais M,
mneh p lsg.rd % he excellent machine upon oun
X anpis supply q ths., a.us pssuIun n.ohluss ul
D. rooaiVaf ~ eusEy alsamnr frum New Yolr ~ n o.
Hayden, Aeeit II San ~ nrisrn
~ CHARLEs PROSCH,
Pagst Sound Herald 00ios,
f0sft tI,i1if.3H Agent In Sleilaco0n.
, 1862-09-11

The lngrailtude q man 70 bis ls0u nan 3 an oaen
met with b M, that testimonials, prompted b. the nef
feelings o. the heart Gases IN tho ne n iha1a Vho
sacrifice their he1t days n phianhrupio devotion % he
alleviaion o. the ilS o. hail mortality. EmDirici1m
hoodg he oolumna of onr preu with fraudulent and
fictitious lsile sngnn pUans % the worth o their own
ogolstlcll ehaFalanlsm. Be.oW We append orTincels
ftm worthy man, Who brief period since. 101re3
destined 70 sahulle on hll mortal COLI who lnokei ~
ward 70 hs dissolution viii that psauulo Whch onir
lhuq weighed down hy ihe hnaYy hand d daoaa6 can
rc1ofed bin y Biz i0fmer hcaIlh. Relieved flum IA
terrible .1uaiun, and impllsd b. gIailnds - naksI
Known ~ a. and b. remedial al1li nnd g1ullnlni
society mpcllTcT command - putIcly and l. fVnn
more % van l1o unuuy than . 11und he pr ~ q
I11an q whom ac1lll q l11 c1ll1 en- - cIll1.
, 1862-09-11
IIVlhlrIa. Tl..raild Son FhIoll and Quincy.

The abore ormpl.lnis have ~ .tssriy yearl bee
treated Win HiI8wsys Ointment ana PI With p-risS
success. Tho curel have heen % rsmafsahle. speedl
and numrruul that theo ulon fafal dsease1 am nor
eaay curpd By these medicines, than even The commo
soIo throai. n iakon n tine.