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A COMPLIMENT To A CHICAGO ARTIST
We arc hapry to reproduce, for the henciit Of
our readers, the s11bjoincl paragraph, which
VT lind in the Utica y, 7. papers, touching
Ills city, Made ut Il concer: given there in be-
half Of the Soldiers Aid Association: ttAIrs
Gt'.'wlck sang as svcetly, us artistically, and
with as Gnc y tone rs she ever did in her palm
:c~t Gays, perfectly astonishing those who
ic;srd Eer near u It score Of years ago She can
carry ;lw:y viii, her the satisfaction Of aid
;1ls: materially in increasing the funds Of the
Soldiers Aid Association s
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A Card,

The undersigned would take this means Of
thanking the ladies Of st. PauTs Church {First
Uuvcr-alist) for their disinteresttd and continued
'abo1s in The hospital Of the gth Vermont regi-
nlent-lraking the sick room Of the soldier almost
Ike home. To these Tinistcring angels We are
indebted for many comforts for the colnnissary Of
the army furnishes but little really fit for the sick
hut tlvse ladies have more than flied tho deflcien-
cy and hny" no doubt many soldier still lives
through their Kindness and attentions
Nor from our regiment alone are thanks due for
these fair Patriots yisit the round Of hospitals in
Camp Douglas.
For thr past nine weeks VIC have not failed to
sre a daily Gcputation from st. Panl's Church,
laden with sEitsble supplies: and again the united
sick Of The 9Th Vermont regiment tender their
heartfelt and grateful thanks to the latlirs Of St
Panrs 11ENEF d. FELpES
Hospital Steward 9tl Vt. R.t
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HosEuuL CEMETERY.

From Graceland we proceed north over the
same beautiful road, for distance OF two and
:, half miles, and arrive at the entrance Of
ssRoecl,ill-" This cemetery was chartered by
the Legislature Of Illinois, in the month Of
was commenced in May, Of the same year, and
the cemetery was opened to the public in the
following fall. The grounds were selected by
| q Committee from the Common Council Of
Chieagrin connection with tue managers Of
, 1862-12-11

BOARDING. - Three pleasant
- rooms to rent. with board in private family In
good location on Wabash avenue AddrtsS"E., ,'sox
Il II
, 1862-12-11

The market for good hogs ia active and firm al
S40cG4.2j. tho latter for very superior qualities
For light hogs the demand is moderate ut $3501
2f1,
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The Commercial 44dfeltiser reports the market
moderate 1T III, aty:hce OF $s2.Ou6l9N per head
over tl'r ruling prizes of the week previous
he receipts Of hogs are large. and the market is
dnl AID easier with sales at s. 90 Tor l,ut
and heavy weights,
, 1862-12-11

PRoMoTED-A CoKlECT1oN.-Soona after the
battle Of Shiloh. Lieut.. George G. Knox was
promoted to the position Of Field Aid On Gen
Thos. L. Cri1tenden:s staff, where III now is.
In our dispatch from Springfield, published
yesterday, the name Of Lieut.. Knox was
among those Illinois officers mentioned as
1ayi,.:. beer: honorahIy discharged, on account
Of disability We ere glad to be able to make
1he correction, and announce his deserved
promotion.
, 1862-12-11

St.In1EEs TAcKAGEs.-Therc is now at
Louisville several hundred packages addressed
to persons in thu array, that arc held ut that
joint, bceauss the ch;t!:5ses have not becn pre-
1said rpnn them If the soldiers Will write
The express agent, they can ascertain what
amount they will have to remit. Many Of
the }.ar;ics haze already hcrn nuti1ica, and
laye directed the Gg.llt to forward the pack
ages to a designated point. This fic cannot
do without prepayment, under the rules Of
7he company
, 1862-12-11

Godey'e Lady's Book:' md "Arthnr's
HONG Magazine, for January, have been received
BY MeNally 3 Co., 81 Dearborn street Also, a
Army Of the Potomac"
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BOARDING A few gentleman
- can find good boarding house 1T lis In:iIana st.
ncarti.e corner Of Wells street. North Side.
,Jnlyr r-Ea
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Boston Salt DKarkct-Dcc. 8.
Sales Of two eargoes OF Turks Island, amounting
to 500 hhds, at Sass 2 hid. cash.
, 1862-12-11

Seeds In PI1fladcIprz SA-Oec. s.

There is au act, W demand for cloverecctl for ex
port at 101cS1os;c, a,,,d choice still higher. Rough
flax brings &2.5lG7a.T5
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PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED Dec. 10, 1862
Prop Tonawauda. Palmer. Buffalo, a,73l sacks
salt. ECO brls apples, sundries
Bark Col Ellsworth. Evans. Buffalo, 80 tons pig
iron, $50 tons coal
Schr San Jacinto- Reed, Buffalo. I $50 sacks salt
sehr Wilmington, Simser, Cleveland, 317 tons coal
schr Speed, Reed, Sheboygsn, Is eds wood
Schr P1over, Mcleod Bay City, $40 N lumber
Schr Bonnie Doom, Bartlett, Presque 1s1e $50 tons
ccn1
schr ~ Mitchell, Gamble, Presque Isle. 10 tons
coal
Schr Muskingum, Jeffrey. Oswego, 2A tons pig
CLEARED. 10, 1864
Ech+ II II fsotoa Efsrt- PnYt Washington
, 1862-12-11

Philadelphia Flonr Markct--Dcc. s..
There is very little export demand for Floar, but
holCcrs are firm in their yiews. owing to the high
rates now current. For Wheat. 400 brls standard
superdnc sold ut $6.1aA; 1000 hrls Broad street
Mills extra, and 600 brts Jenny Lind family on
terms kept private.
, 1862-12-11

We publish below d programme Of the Gu
tcriainme,lt this evening, It Bryan Hall, under
the auspices Of tho Young Mems Association
Prof Grlffeth is an elocutionist Of nndoubted
merit and rich treat may be expected:
PROGRAMME.
IutroduciIc1-From Longfellow's "Waif.''
.sElc1la! Justi,e-A poem for the times, BY
Charles Mackay-
.'On the Shores Of Tenneasec"-A LIZ" Union
poem. .--.
y. The Loot Heir'"-By Hood.
The Rcl1s- {Musc:al aud Ventriloqnial)- l)-By Poe.
Parrhasins: or the Painter ana Captiyt-Nillis
"A Classical Story in New Dress by SAKE.
The Evening Dream :; or Charge 1T Balak1ara-
i song in war timely Sidney Dobr1l.
:. The Fathers Lullaby Song 5-Hood.
.'Thr Rayeu''-Par
Mr.. pirkwjck end Friends on the Ice-Dickcus
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TIE CANAL LEN1ARGEMEST.-The bill to en-
large the Illinois and Michigan Canal is to
come up in the House on Thursday Of next
week. If :,ny action is intended hy cur citi-
zens in aid Of the project, there is no time to
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isvnt Ealncs, Of lot owncrE in one or two Of
tile sections If the cemetery around which
wc rode; and there ART numerous and excel
! Lent improvements in the western sections,
which we did not visit:
I Right Rev. H. j. Whitehouse, D. D., Rev.
Il. \, Bishop, D. D., Rev, D. ". Locke, Rev.
F. 3. Iu1tle, Kcv. D. r Liyermorc, Rev.
Lcrny Church. Hon Thos. Drummontl, Hon.
George Manierr, lion. Van II. Higgins, IL
T. Magic, Solomon Sturgess and Sous, j. L.
Reynolds. D. J. Ely, JAS A Parsons, Dr.. C,
Il. Ray, Bowen Brothers, Thos. h. Bryan,
William Blair, 1lir"ln Wheeler, W F. De-
! Well: james Carter. Chas- FolI:1,sbcc, Thos.
Hall. II: A. Hurlbat, s s; Bliss, Charles n.
! Solomon NJ Wilson. E. r. Downe. S. 4. wit
cox, David Sheppard, Samuel House, II. ".
& II. C. Hunt. VIM. Baragwani..:., David
Thompson: 7; J. $. Flint, George + a.
lLaly, . Kent 4 Savage, Edward Ely,
Harvey 3. Hurd, r. N; Graves; F: D. Gray.
s: B. Bingham Charles Roodnight w Y.
Kay, George C. Walker, Charles M. Dupuy.
4. ]. Aycrill, C. H. Ham, Sanford johnson,
Aionzo {. Wood, J. A. Il c. ". Thompson,
A Wallbaum, John. Il Aiuhlkc.
I Marty all the lots owned by these parties
have been more or less improved, generally
with finc stone curbEg, and with monu meuis
Of hcautifu1 and tasteful designs, Of which we
can particnlarize only three or four of the
| most notable.
| The stateliest, most expensive and impos-
ing ofall the Improvements yet on the ground,
is probably that Of D. II. Thompson, Esq,
fof the firm Of Flint S Thompson which
consists Of: :, most elegant shaft, twenty-cight
feet in height, and Of New England granite.
Tic entire lot is enclosed with solid masonry,
Of the same material, and is otherwise beluti.
fully cmbellished, at q cost of several thousand
dollars.
The gothic monument Of Jas. Carter ESQ,
is exceedingly chastc and classic, and the
enclosure Of The lot is In like good taste.
The massive and costly. tomb Of Il. z !.
Magic, Esq, deserves special mention, as do
also the beautiful monuments erected in the
lots Of Messrs. s. n. Wilcox, ]. W Tuttle,
Jas A. Parsons, 8. 8. Bliss, Williams & Ferry
| Edward Ely, William Il. Dewey, Dr.. c. +
Ray, D. G. Ely, and others.
There are many other fine improvements
contemplated and contracted for, which viii
be completed during next season. The friends
! Of the iamentcd Col. Webb, are about to erec
| amonumentt to his memory, near the entrance
,, and we may justly say that Graceland promi
: ses to bccome as famous for the architecture
skill and elegance Of its artificial adornments
= as it already is for its natural beauty.
, 1862-12-11

1SsTECCTIcS AND AMUSEMENT CONFINED.
Those Of nur citizens who would spend IN
evening pleasantly and proftat1y, should visit
Mabit's Winter Garden, opposite the Court
House, On Washington street, Resides up.
wards IT lDu different kinds u rare anirl.le and
BIZ lis, lat the head Of which stand the trained
elephants, the flats in csuestrianisn, GYM
n:.stirs, tight rope performances, DC, are
hardly eGuallcd anywhere. Tic ampAilllcca-
ire is brilliantly lighted, and comfortably
warmed, even il the cniIest weather The
Winter Garden is leco1ung one Of the most
fashionable end pels7l]ar places Of amusement
in the civ as it deserves TO he.
, 1862-12-11

~ Cook 4 McClcan. .stcam Overs and aronrara
Dearborn and 1a0 South Clark strccts clean and
tya ladies' and Ecnte1nens clothes in tic best and
the cfty AA"@o1 A0
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The following table shows the amount of Flour
AMI Grain in Store III this city OIL the 9Th inst ac-
eordln- to the statements made hy the various
Board nf Tradn. - RI ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EvENrSo, Dec, 10, 1862

WEDNESDAY EvESrSo, Dec 10, 1862.
1ne plcasant day seems to haSo stimulated tran
eactlons, for MI the banks report full supply OF
papefi Tor discount. Business Mt this season was
never more active and the anticipations Of our
mosr sanguine merchants and dealers are more
.nan Realized. The pork transactions continue to
be enormous.
The exchange market is decidedly casfer. The
buying price is pretty uniform at par. Nearly. If
hot al the banks eel at Il premium. a few may
conccdc fraction on round lots, while others may
take = on email drafts when they can sct it.
Gold was bought at about 81
Old Demand Treasury Notes were taken at "a
per cent premium
The price Of slycr-Iargc coins--was aA0s5-
small 20.
CHICAGO CrTE BoSDs.-The Mayor and Conn.,
trol1er havd negotiated $4,000 Of Chicago City Z
per cent. bonds at 100 and interest with G. C.
Parks, cEq., Banker, corner Of Dearborn and Lake
Streets While the rate obtained is highly comp1i-
mentar5 to the credit Of the city, when compared
with the price Of other bonds the price ie by no
means above the mark for rnobctterorsafer invest.
ment can po5aibly be found.
GALESA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD Cow
| PAS1--The following table ehowa the earnings oi
| this road for the week ending Dec. 8, 1862:
Freight. .sls0171s ss4,5675o *s,5so.sa Inc
PaeeenEerf-.. t100.65 7,A67.23 1866 Iuc
| mills. &C., lU00.00 1;25o00 25U.00 Inc
| Total. 81. .117.s6 $33: :2s4I3 ss,1G6.S7 Inc
| CANADA GREAT WESTERN RA1zw4T.-The earn
ings Of the Great Western Railway Of Canada fo
| the week ending 9th inst, are as follows:
| 1852. 1861
Passengers. .419, ,963.4276 $16100.671
| Freight and Live Stock. 41.078.5t 33,70.13d
t Mails and Sundries. 1,6o5.92 1.599.391y
| Total. $G2 650.65H $51 40. q J.
| Increase. ....-....-.......... .110,64
, 1862-12-11

60 TO TAR BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & 6rRArroH's
CHICAGO ConNERcro1 co11EaE, TO get a thorough
, 1862-12-11

Starts Patent Ice Clogs will enable the up
right to walk On slippery p}acea.
Sole agent for the Northwest.
MRS. n. J. JOHNSON.
61South Clark street, Bryan Hall,
, 1862-12-11

sT4nR's rATEETIcE CLoa.-Go and sec 1t. It ia
little arrangement to keep your feet from sltdinr
On me slippery walk Mrs. ". J. johnson. 81
Soath Clark street, is the agent for the NotthMest
, 1862-12-11
TBE MARINE ART1LIEKE SWIM
DIE.
Tie Isoys TO he Mustered Out.

Our readers will remember that one Capt.
James Hyslor, representing himself as n
Naval Recruiting Officer for 'sBnrnsidc's Ex-
Fcdition,7' enlisted in this city, in August
last, three hundred and fifty Of onr noble Illi-
llols boys, as n.emhers Of his so-cailed
. Marine Artillery; that from here they were
sen; to Staten Island, where they were en-
rolled as New York volunteers, aud subse-
1uently sent to that sterile and inhospitable
locality. Roanoke Island. The alarming num-
l,cr If dcaihs, aud Of sick i'll hospital, aud
iiar insut,iciency Of clothing and ratlons while
there, Lays been set forth in correspondence
frc1n upwards If fifty of the men, at Camp
Reno The deceptive Intrigue has been made
tlc suhj'ct Of serious consideration BY onr
citizens, WHO held several meetings, and ap-
pointed q committee to give the nlatter
Thorough Investigation, and the result Of that
Investigation, together with all abstract Of the
t.idencr i'll the case, has lccn published
Iile matter having BEEN laid before Governor
Yates, hc despatched Hon. E. NJ. Haincs to
Washington, with instructions to lay all the
papers before the President. The result Of
his mission is indicated by the following telc-
gram, which was received yesterday after
noon.
, 1862-12-11

GtDEy FOR JASCAny.-John R. Walsh, corner
q MANSON et:ect and Custom Hoase Place. has
Godty Lady Book for January, 1868.
, 1862-12-11

CHICAGO S1nBA1E SCHOOL CNoS.-Supcr-
intcndcnts Of the various Sabbath Schools Of
the city, are requested to meet this {Thurs-
day. evening, at the fonnE Mems Christian
Block, III I H., o'clock, to consider matters Of
importance TO our Union and Sabbath Schools
, 1862-12-11

out .E Il. Ua1SEs'7
IN his 1abors to effect the discharge of the
innocent victims, MIR II:ines has had valuable
aid from the Hon l. n Arnold, If C. Of this
District, Hon. E. B. Washbnrne Of Galcna,
aud lion. j. F. Potter, Of Wisconsin. Hon
" =. Van Errs, Of Dixon, lift last evening
for Roanoke Island. for the pu:nosc of taking
vimrge Of his son, who is lying dangerously i'll
der his assistance to the brave boys who have
suffered sn much and 20 long frt,:n this impo-
s,iiicn. Nc congratulate them u1on their lib
er:,tion, and would suggest that Capt james
Ily>lop-Tho is :sain in the t,;1y cndeayoring
10 recruit for the Marine Artillesy'-wouid
find 1t TO his advantage to make himself
.;ct within rcach.
, 1862-12-11

WANTED-One purchaser in
aI each township for AIKTS.s FAMILY KNIT
~ flsG cItNE From s1oto x.opro1t reF week can
" Sa1nso on II by any I1lan woman. It Will make
NS ~ STITCHES g alingfc: win knit pair Of stocn.s
S S9etS u Elteen nttnuteS; makes variety OF Fancy
GlSIdS sentsss iigelets. Military sssiles. &c We
VII eise to one rersHa IN each township the exclusive
township wlc!' !sil enable them to earn the price
aern machine. and every EIrgc family will have one
f;fce. $50 Secure ynuT township. For circular. With
stan> 1'R.tNsDS & ELLIOT. General Agents. 10
Lake street Chicago. Ill. notl- XII lnu
, 1862-12-11

--tW The Fa1c Of the Italian Marble Statuary and
Mantle Ornaments By ". 4. Buffers & Co, viii
lake place this morning at 10 ocock, at their store
No. 81 Dearborn street.
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ReaI Gstntf.

FOR S ALE.
II House andLot l53 South Green street. 43290 -
House md Iotle5 South Jefferson st., t?.500-
House and Lot 121 Edna P1acc s..t220O.
House and Lot on West Washington ST.. 81 eej3-
50 feet on Miehisnn aycnne. go per foot.
Arply to PETER sIDlP, ,16i State street.
, 1862-12-11

tB Railroad men, look oul for the coming Of
StBrr's Patrut Ice Clogs. They will be here IN q
day or two.
Sole agent for the Northwest.
MRS. W j. JOHNSON.
s. South Clark street, By an Hall,
, 1862-12-11

Esis we'll stu1:ed. having frontage on the dock.
c!ose to the grin MARKET the building having beer
originally put upasa 1our mill may easily be aaptec
to tkr same business again.
1T ThG5s rG On tg prenses nfr it stna, ;5 ;a
cinrry. For further particulars apply to j. " q.
WHITNEY. Estate Agent Toronto. G. W de939793w
, 1862-12-11

TIE CHICAGO 0RrnAE AsELuA.-The annual
election of officers and the transaction Of other
business, will be held this p m, at 3 o'clock, in
the lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. n E. SEELYE Sec'v
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On f1fl1t,


MATRIMONIAL. The under
l11- slsned wishes 10 correspond with some founE
lady viii. Il view gn,ony The subscriber Is we'll
to IN the world but he wishes young and hni'ollr
dtnce, y. I!1sTAGSAS. Post Oiiice Box III. CHI
caro, Illinois. dcY-isj!t3l
, 1862-12-11
for cGlllr.
B z e S

B Z e S
Several hires OF Bees In the very hest condition foE
sale at tht lowest rates. Thcy will tr delivered at any
depor in Gleago, or
At lie Summit Farm, Cook County.
Address to the care Of Hon. John Wentworth, the
subscriber Chicago Now Is the best tiinc to move
them tdetQ- -S9tS-1tpENl C. L. REED.
TOR SALE OR TO LEASE-In
Il the city ofToronto. c. ". :he premises lately oc-
curied h !essrs. Dorst Halladly & Co.. distery.
and known
, 1862-12-11

PEEsoSAl.-Rey. Robert L. Caller, Of this
e::y, il announced l., lecture s,cf,re the Young
Aicn Association at Lane 0glc county, on
Friday eycning. fur The benctlt Of the S,Iliers'
Aid Soci' IF q. That place. Subject-t'IThe Re-
7,ci!inn Il National Necessity"
Gen. Julius White is visiting his old
Ec,ac ut Madison, Wis, fer Il few days.
Rev. DR.. Bishop, oG this city, lrcturcd
ut Rockford Tuesday night. We learn
ile,u 4 gentleman who WIS present, tlat liz
Lecturer was greeted With :. fail hut.ss, ;tnt
made :. 1nest fayur:ble impression
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TOW-ANDA: !:
Thursday Morning. March 20, 1867
0rigiuaI 4oetrg.



-, Cav with some Of his officers and s deIac1
~ First Michigan cavalry, rode 70 ban DtIV
ms9t 5t ,rB tened bones Of The 6raDe IN on 80 at,s
and 9a',a s ,,,o a fed in October last Impressive re-
Tho !s' pisd ths humane act and monument o' re-
ma ngtGS ppmsnitv was hidden from human sl8n'
sd Ss The bones of the Nameless strewn white on the
pain, ,,,,,,o,aict has mast
y,,Ss ,ho red tide of battle has past once again.
",S anS the the Ss war speed. the rsor'An' host
,.r.,, sre uarue,ess each white ooTse sAaN siomoef
A1d he glebe shall be green when the S2ringde is
,,,,s sg alone, the death song shall number,
II. wall for the Manifestations there to die!
Alas shall we plead for their fame and their story
Deeds writ in light. GoDs record to find?
V,r5 bow the l0nd claug OF war and the glory
Or victory sounds on the wings ofthe wind!
NJ the t,rf rom the fallow "a chant and prayer
B,rv them deep meath the blood-drunken sod
Turn e,y aar now the trumpet's hoarse blare
Sounds to arms leave the dead-alone and with COP
March I3, lsC2 H.
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Notice in Partition.


DARBARY JACKSON. widow of Abraham
ID Jackson, deceased, Silas Jackson. Jesse
jackson, Margaret Craig and Enech Craig her
husband, Robert Jackson, Leonard Jackson,
Jane Norris and Edward Norris, her husband,
Sarah Ann Griffith and David Griffith her hus-
band, and Mary ]. Deyore and John w. De-
wore her husband, Margaret Smith and David
Smith her husband, Sarepta Gray and Brad
ford Gray, who are the heirs at law of Han
nah Gray, deceased, daughter of Abraham
Jackson, deceased, heirs at Law 1f said Abra-
ham jackson, deceased, will take notice that
petition was fled against them on the 18th
day of May, A. D. 1861 in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for. the County of Non
roe, and State of Ohio, by John N. Gray, and
is now pending, wherein said John N. Gray
demands partition Of the following real estate,
to viii 81 HS 5&
The south east quarter of the south east
quarter, Of section twenty-eight, township
four and range five, containing forty acres more
or less, excepting (l4) fourteen acres off the
north part of said tract: Also the north east
quarter of section twenty township
four and range five. containing one hundred
and sixty acres, more OF. less, excepting forty
eight acres of the south east corner of said
tract: Also one and one half acres off the
sonth west quarter, of the south east quarter
of section twenty-eight, township four, and
range I've, purchased by Abraham Jackson
from Leonacd jackson, situate in the County
OF Monroe and State Of Ohio, and at the next
term OF said Court the said John N. Gray, will
apr ~ fer an order that partition may be made
of said premises.
e sss ~ hhs sAMos & MORROW,
= Attorneys for Petitioner.
May 81, ls6a-ew. So
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RADwAY's REM
EDIKs com bine all
that is required
for the, ,purgation,
publication, reg
ulation, inyigora-
tion, and harmo-
nization of all the
organs of the hu-
m an body.
RADwAY's REA-
DY'RELIEF, taken
as a preventive,
fortifes the frame
against the infn-
ences of bad air,
bad water, damp,
sudden changes
of temperature
: aud every species
of infection. II
calms the throei
# agony as OF
stills the waves
Taken at the frs
ou t s g I of q n
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Notice in Partition


.ARGaRET HOWELL, widow Of Aaroa
IL Howell, ceased, john sHowell Jsns.ss
towel, Thomas Howell, Harrison Howell,
Mary Pascoe,s Elisabeth Yaho.,- and i paniel
Yoho,5 Ler husband, Rachel Richner;s an
Wu, Riehner her husband, Angeiipe Hsert
and jacob Kiver her husband, OF the county
of Monroe and State OF Ohio, and Lyda
Hayes and John Hayes her husband, Of the
State of Virginia, win take MOTTO. tiiata p~ti
tion was filed iagainst hem ON the 9th day.0t
April A. d. 1862, i'll the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the Comfy. of Monroe,
by Jacob Kivert and Rhoda Kvert his wife,
and Charles Kivert and Nancy K'vert his wife,
and is now pending, Wherein said Jacob ivert
and Rhoda Kivert his wife, and Charles Kivert
and Nancy Kivert his wife, demand partition
of, and has the legal right to, and is seized in
in fee simple of the following real estate, o
| wit:
The east half of the south esst quarter of
section thirteen, township five, and range Eve,
containing eighty acres, more or less; also
part of the west half of the south east quar-
ter of section thirteen, township i've aud
range live, containing (33) thirty three acres;
alsJ, ihe north west corner Of the west half Of
the south east quarter of section twelve,
| township five and range four, containing (2D
two and half acres, more or less; also, the
north east quarter Of the north east quarter
of section eighteen, township five and range
four, containing t39) thirty nine acres, more
or less; also, the west half of the'south west
quarter of section seven, township IRE and
range fvs. containing (73) seventy three acres
more or less, situate in the County of Monroe
and State of Ohio; and at the next term Of
ksaid Court of Common Pleas, the, said Jacob
Kivert and Rhoda Kivert his wife, and Charles
Kivert and Nancy Kivsrt his wits, win Apply
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent should keep supply of Rad
ways Ready Relief constantly in the house.
1t not only cures but will ward off attacks of
Fever and Ague, Group, Influenza, Sore Throat,
Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, and
other malignant diseases, and in cases OF
Rhematism, Neuralgia Cramp, Spasms, Pains
Aches, and other in6rmities, an application Of
the Ready Relief externally. or a teaspoonful
in little water as drink, will stop the most
excrueiating pains in from five to fifteen min
utes.
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria-ol
Sore Throat Plague-Radway's Ready Relie
will always save life, and quickly cure the pa
tient.
For worms there is no medication so qnioh
as dose of Railways Ready Relief. ...s