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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
THE JEFFERsONIAN DEMOCRAT.

The Buell. Military Commission, with Con.
Buoll and Staff, arrived tonight, and stopped
mt the st. Cloud Hotol.
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR FAYETTENlLLE.
Arkansas, Dec. g.
General Herron's forces an routo to re.
iulorce Gerural Blunt met the enemy yos.
tcrday on Crawford Prairie, ten miles
south of Fayettuvillo Arkansas, and won u
decisive victory over them. The enemy
were twenty.four thousand strong. divide
into four divisions, under Generals Parsons,
Marmaduke. Frost aud Rains, oil under
General Hndnan, and embracOd the flower
OF the trans Mississippi army, we'll supported
by eighteen pieces OF artillery. The enemy
fllnkcd Bluuts positien AT Cave Hill aud
nado sudden attack on Heron to prevent
him from uniting with Blunt.
llerron's force consisted of the 94th and
87th Illinois. 10Th and goth Iowa, 10th In.
diana. 20th Wisconsin. n batullion or two
of cavalry. in all from G 500 to 900 men,
and thirty -four pieces OF artillery.
The battlo ragged from 10 A. NJ. till dark,
and was desperately fought throughout.
Our artillery drove the enemy from Two
strong positions, and kept their nverw helm
ing numbers at bay. The 10Th Wisconsin
captured II rubcl battery of four heavy guns,
but wcro forced to abandon thcm under a
murderous fro Tho 18Th Iowa also took
tho same battery and fought most deeper
atoly, but wore also obliged to yield it.
Almost cverv regiment distinguished itself
About a'clcck Gen. Blunt arrived from
Cave Hill with 5 000 mrn and strong
forco of Artillery end attacked the cnomy
in tho rear The robels made desperate
efforts to capture his batteries but were re.
pulsed with terrific slaughter
Wo held tho whole field a. dark and he.
fore 3 o'clock that ught the entire robel
forco were in full retreat over Boston
Mountains. Our loss in killod and wounded
COO; that OF tho robcls 800 by thoir own
admission.
Several Of the ennmv's Guld officers wore
killed among thcm Col. Stein commanding
a brigade. formerly Brigadior in the Nils
souri State Guard.
! Only fGw prisoners were taken. WI
captured four cnissous filed with nmmuni
ton. Lirut Col. MrFarlan, lS.h Iowa. IL
| the only ho'd rGlicur killed on our sidc.--
| Msior Hubbard, lst Wisconsin Cavalry, wal
taken prisoner.
HEAUQUARrERs ARMY OF poToMAC !
Deccmhcr 9.
Tho weather is miIder and tho snow ha
melted considerably. An officer who CAM
through from Alrxandria with u strong cs
cort, was told at Dumfrics that sixteen Sut
tiers with their wagons wero captured b,
Whites Cavalry last wock, and The owner
made to drive their teams 10 some robe
station in tho II terior. White was repre-
sentel as having lnrgp rcgimsnto of Cava'r!
CHICAGO. ID c. 8.
A special Oxford. Miss. dispatch ot th
7tb. says Col. D'okoys Cavalry had tw
hours engagement with tho rebols nra
C"tIenviIle on Friday night. Tho rebels ar
said to have had $500 Infantry, Cavalry an
ARTILLERY.
The Federal loss was killed.. 80 woundc
and Gu missing. The rebel loss was 30
killed an / wounded
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The Fxpadition of Gen. Banks

The seven transports and TWO iron. clad :
which snied from Fortress Mono on the
4 h INST. under sealed orders, destination
unknown. probably composed portion oi
the expedition Of Gen. Banks. The trans.
ports had been lying in Hampion Roads
FIR some days. and it was stated that the
4 ell had hunks tiued up for IL 900 mer
Gen. Banks set sail from New York on
the 4ih "for the South" The afternoon
of that day a number of The distinguished
citizens and officers accompanied him on q
rip TO his q aAg.shp. the North S,ar. In q
speech at the collation., Gen. Banks stated
that the preparation of The expedition had
been completed in five weeks, three o.
which had been stormy, ard it was now
ready for sea. The Government: had
given him good chance, snd he was de
tcrmined 10 show the country what could
be done by The best endrayors of oil con
nected with him. .... .. ..... .
According to tho Now York Tnrs. Gen
Banks took with him sOms 90 900 soidieii
with substance stores aud munitions ol
| thn Lighter kind but no horses or heay,
artillery. His destination 10 tho subject q
bOVoThi surmlscS. lcAhs, JaHlVs hHu IoIk
! Rivera. Charleston. and Florida have beer
named. The Timts snppoSos that if th'
expedition is really going to tho lar South
| florida is tho place which Con, BaNks is t,
occupy and ho'd. IL however, remarks;
| Bat there are other points not SO ia
away as either Charleston. Florida or Tcxas
an where the rrbes uro not 81 well pro
pared AS they nrc on James River. to whicI
the expedition may be bound, and ~hcr'
operations would have a worry inportan
bearing upon tho manGnvors aud fate o
the main rebel army. Wo should not b
surprised if Gen. Banks turned up in
quarter which few have yet conjSctured
! But we will not have a worry long timo Z
wait now for our information. Our frs
knowledge Of the whereabouts and aims G
tho expedition will probably in this, as j
former instances, como to us from the re5ol
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12

EMANCIPATION IN MIssoyRI.--The Enan-
cipationists made a good fght in Missouri
at the polls. They elected fye L uancipa-
ton Congressman out of nine, a large ma.
jorhy or State Senators, and seventy.One
Emancipation members of tho House to-
thirty one Conservatives. 49,
The ST. Louis Democ' at publishes lisa
of the mombers elect, aud congratulatcs tho
frionds of the true interests of Missouri that
her Legislative body has at last taken n
complexion which promises so gloriously
for her future career. 1t secures to the
State. says tho Democrat, the election of
two Emancipation Uuitod States Senators.
and tho adoption OF measures which musT
surely and rapidly relieve her OF tho intoI-
erahe burden of slavery.
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Assignee IS Notice.

TgNIIE Probate Court of Geauga County.
L has ordered that dividend of 80 per
cent be paid on all claims of Henry II. Har-
ris that havo been presented to and alIowod
by the assignee. payable at Mulberry Cor
uors, on aud after tho 18th day OF Decsm-
ber. L, o. LYMAN, Assignee
of Honry Ii. HarriI.
December 18th, 1862
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New Orleans,

A powerful squadron is concentrating
in the Mississippi There are already
more vessels at New Orleans than nj any
time since its capture. A large number
OF river boats have been armed and there
is great activity in military circles, pre-.
para,ory to offensive movements. A gen
eral inspection OF arms and men was
about to take place. Guerrllas infested
the river banks above and below the city
One naval vessel has been fred into and
returned the sho. with grape und caunis'
ter, bnt thick brushwood enabled the as
sailanls to escape. No vessel, unless
well armed now leaves the city.
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Eg- Ofical statements show that The

EE- Ofical statements show that there
arc now over sixty thousand sick and
wOuuded in our hospitals aside from the
immense number convalescent but not yet
able TO return to their regiments. In
quiry has been made directed from the
House Military Committee to the Secretary
Of War and Surgeon General to ascertain
whether some method cannot, be devised
for rendering il easier to procure furIoghs
and discharges for for the more serious o.
these cases without detriment to the
service.
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Southern News.

We print elsewhere a nuuIber Of extracts
from late Rebel papers IL is conceded that
great fight must soon occur near the Rap
pahaunock, and that tho South must win il
or lose al! only an AusrorliIz eau save
thom such u victory would secure Wash
ingtou, SO. On rumOr Of u NOrtborn Poace
Movement tho Chivalry got worry wra!by (;
they say the only step toward peace is for
the North to atop Gghdngj that all the
South wants is to b0 "lot alone" We think
wo hayo seen that phrase before. 1t is OBJ
scrvable, however, that the Dragging Of tie
Chiyalry is pitohed In much lover key
than II was four months ago. Gov. Brown
OF Georgia is q source of great annoyance
to tho Confederate Govern nient. Accus.
/ toned to hear Joff Davis, Stephens g. Co.
preach State Rights by the hour in Con-
! gress aud everywhere else. the simple GeOr.
! gia Governor seems to imagino that tho ras
calls meant what thoy SAID. SO they did
perhaps, in Othor daNsj but now the ease ID
alterod-the Richmond cabal assume ia
control eyerything; Georgia is invaded. and
her Governor has not the powOr TO call Out
the few militia mon Davis has loft him tC
protect his soil He growls, and goes to thG
Legislature for authority they voto it, anC
so lay the foundation OF u quarrel With The
I Confederate authority. Tho newspapers o
other Statos--always jealous of Georgia
revile Gov Brown, laying that bo is no bet
tor than his namesake, old John Of Osawat
omic. The Richmond papers are still
whining over the dilatoviuess Of Foreign 10
torveption.-Tribuas, Dec. 5h. ..
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not thrown man across tho Ruppahannock
or attempted IL.
New YoRK, Dec. sth The Tribune says
although we have no nows of Importance
from the army Of the Potomac by telegraph,
1t can do no harm to repeat tho announce.
ment mado ia u Washington paper on Sat
urday, aud doubtless already in Richmond,
that a portion of tho armS-had probably
crossed tho Rappahsnnock at Port Royal.
FoRrREss Monroe, Dec I. The follow.
ing we take from Richmond papers Of Sat.
urday:
The Dispatch says, reports from Fred
ricksburg yesterday, were that pretty Sc
we're skirmishing occurred in the neigh
borhood Of Port Royal yesterday morn
ing, but with what success could not be
learned. The general aspect Of affairs is
represented TO be such as 10 indicate a
battle. Columns Of the enemy have been
moved 10 the front and much activity is
observable along their lines.
General Waller teiegraphs from POGO
talgo that fleet oftwenty Federal vessels
sailed from Hilton Head on Friday last.
Georgetown and Wilmington, N. c., are
the points aimed al. Our troops every
where are pu. under marching orders tc
be ready for a move on the shortest no
tice.
Several large vessels passed Charleston
harbor on Sunday, going sovlhward. II
is thought they have gone TO aid the Gull
squadron in an attack on Mobile. Five
additional vessels were off Charleston bal
on Sunday and four blockaders off Stone
Point.
The Dispatch also says The Yankees a
Suffolk were last week reinforced BY ont
field brigade and one battery of artillery
The Yankee forces Mt Suffolk and il
this vicinity are estimated al $4,000 by
their own men. who state that this fore,
is TO march against Pelersburgh, the whol,
force at Newbern, N. c. 10 operate sim
ultaneously against Weldon.
The Examiner say the Navy Depart
ment has issued pcremplory orders 70
the mounting OF ordnance On Drury'
Bluff where For! Darling stands, the move
construction Of which has excited tie a.
Ienlion OF military men for some time past
An interesting correspondence has re
ceatly passed between Henry A. Wis
and G, neral Keycs, relative 10 ,he treat
ment OF lunalcs in the Asylum OF Virginia
Wise assumes to believe that these un
tor'unates were cruelty treated by tn
Union officers, and makes very patheti
complaint OF the same. Reyes repIic
that no harm was done or intended 10 b
done the inmates OF The Asylum but O
the contrary every comfort was ex,ende
TO them by our surgeons and o,he
officers. .... . ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12

THH IRoN.CLAD MEE.oF- -WAR.-The
iron.cad feet is growing rapidly, about
these days. On Saturday the Nantucket
was launched at Roston, and the Catskill
and Xeokunk at New York. The Lehigh,
one of the small Ericsson batteries, is
nearly ready to launch at Chester Pa
This will complete Mr.. Ericsson's CON
trac, with the Government for 6ve vessels
like the Monitor. There are now five
F, impreguable ships aAoat in the neighbor'
hood OF New York, all preparing rapidly
for sea, and some twelve or fifteen on The
stocks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-04

LAWNS xnw STEEL P.ATE COUNTY CoLoREp
NAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAs,

|
NAP OF THEUNITED STATES, CANADAs,
AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ,seo
| Prom recent surveys. completed August INh' ieos
cost sao00o to enrave il and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made ny SeHo s.a o.
Mitchell, and sells stthe low price OF my
WV names ne, n,v rsup,y Map but i, also Corxrr
and R.LRo,p Mar efthe United states ana CaasaAs
combined in one. giving EvSgs RAILROAD S""
Gns,sn,ee .ny woman or man three to i've dollar:
per day and will take hack all maps that cannot DC
| and refund the money.
! Send for one dollars worth to try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass well, turn'shed
Wsnsed~WholcsaIe agents for our Maps In every
State California, Canada, England, France, ana S3oe
| A fortune may be made with few hundred ao'~1s
J. r. LLOYD, No. ia Broadway, New YORK;
The War Department uses cur Map Of Virginia. Ma
ryiand and Pennsylvania cost sIo'w, ON u, Heights
Wiliiamsport Ferry, Rhorcrsville hollands ferd' anu
all other, the Potomac and every other place IN
Ltcyfs Typographical Hap q he"'"c@y'
Ohio, Indiana ana Wton's,
il the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the var We
partment. Money refunded to any enc finding an ef'
''' vi FROM the Tribune. Aug.s.
.u,,vn,x N % or VIRGINIA. MARYLASD. AND PENs-
sx,v,x,-Thi. man is very large; its cost - eut -
cents and il is the best map which can he pureh"sed
LIoYp's GREAT Mar OF rms Assiss.rfi h hsam MIS-.
.s;r,j River Pilots. Of 81. Louis, No. shows every
RAM plantation aud owners name from 81. Louis 70
tae $50 miies-evcrs sand bar, island,
town. landing, and all places 20 miles back from the
rr.r-coiorei in counties and States Price one do''as
in sheets dollars poke, form and two dosIs anu
f. nv nts on linen. with rollers. Ready sept. ~.
Navy Department. Washington, Sept. Il. isos.
J. T. LLoyp-Sir: Send me your map OF the Mlssis
sippi River. with price per hundred copies rear
mral Charles II. Davis. commanding the Mtssssippi
squadron is authorized TO purchase As many As are re-
CURED for Of that squadron.
nt0w3 GIDEON WELLES, sec OF tue navy.
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MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.

Just Published, an q Seated Earelope.
on TIE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
ical cure of Spermatorrhoea, OF Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervousness and inyoIur
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Menta,
:nd Physical incapacity
by RoBT j. CULEERWELL, ND.
Author Of the Green Book, Dc.
The world renewed author in this admiralJ.
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
mat the awful consequences Of self.abuse may be
ehectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
s,raments, rings or cordial, pointing out mode
OF cure at once certain and efIectual by which
every sufferer, DO matter what his condition NAV
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
ically. This lecture will prove boon to ,bons
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address most maid on
the receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing
pr. c. KLINE l27 Bowery, New York Post
Office box 4.5s6. v9no7vl
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERIaATORRu(EA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHl.prrrur,-
IL Benevolent Institution established bv
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with virnient and chronic
diseases, and especially for the cure Of diseases
ofthe Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon Valuable reports on Spermatorrhna
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs and an
the New Remedies employed in the dispcnsary
sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable7-
Address, DIR. J. SxiiLNAN Hou6HTos, Howard
Association, No. ? South Ninth St, Philadelpbia,
Ia. tJuly II, 81; lyl
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DISSOLUTION OF PARrs ERsiiiP.

rT>HE fam of Reigart IL Mcnamara have this
l. day dissolved partnership lay mutual con
sent. WI. p. MCNAMARA
L. Il. GEh;ARr
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said firm are requested to cali and ctt!e without
delay. All Note and Book accounts are left in
the hands of VIM. r. Mcnamara for collection.
Business will be continued at the otd stand by
the subsc riber. WIN. p. MCNAMARA.
Nov. / lsG9
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j REM0'AL.-H Horace WATERS, Agent, has removed
- to No. 4Ji broadway, \. J., between Grand and
Broome streets, where he sells 7octaye Pianos for
$3.50, and warranted; second hand Pianos and MeIo-
deems from S2o to $3.50. All kinds Of musica, ner-
chandise at war prices pianos and m.lodeons rem,
nom ~ upwards Monthly payments received for the
same Alexander 9rgans for chnrcles al low prices.
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WIN. Il. HURD 4 CO., New York
THE HOUsEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

pREPARED from an improved recipe by the propIshy
OF the "Brother john than Polish,'' IL certine
all 1.-THE leading New York Furniture Dealers ana RAN
Fortes Makers to be the best in the world for emu Ana
Scratches, Marin, and Dirt, and restoring srou
lasting gloss to all kinds Of Vanished work, ,ssn
Furniture to Leather 1t 10 cheaper and better ,l
Varnish, dries Immediately and IL easily apr, OF
With piece Of Canton Flannel and bottle or snt
this New Furniture Polish. housekeePer can
magic In the furniture Of the house ana ~ rour
looking like Now is the time to 'sllne up
tables chairs, desks. pianos, picture frames This
etc.. and make them look so per cent better. store
true economy. For sale ny furniture dealer ,is pc
keepers generally Price is and 50 cents bots
pot, No. ], Spruce street, New YORK. spse'np a.
Waited. Address, Box le72, New ofk' =, .sls
The Housekeepes's New Furniture Po''sh
here by
Upton, July 10, 1852. -
JOINS 1 CKOsEEYr AMEhicAs ..,isenenf'
T. a. Ser adSCTuss'
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4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
IA rLEMEN.-The subscriber will send tree of
charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and d.
rections for making a simple VEGETABLE BALM.
that will in from two to eight days, remove PIN.
pies. Blotches, Tan, Freckles SalIowness. and
all impurities and rou ghne,s Of the Skin.lcaying
the same-as Nature intended it should be
soft. clear, smooth and beautiful. Those desir.
ing the Hecipe with full instruc tiunS, direction.
and advice, will please call on OF address with
return POSTAGE
THOS. +. CHAPMAN Practical Chemist
n22m2l sci Broadway, New York.
linton. July 10, ls6e.
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Tribune Buildings, New York.


Persons who wish to buy a Piano Of the h.., n...,
WIN he shown how they can save handsome snm in
the purchhse II they address -
PIANO, care Joy, Cor 4 Co,
Publishers Agents.
Nsv Tork 20
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WATER DRAWER.

ME undersigned is now offe ring TO the citi
l. zens OF Cedar county Puflerts Patent Water
Drawer. which excels all other devices of the
kind in cheapness. durability ease OF draft. con.
venienee in use, and ne atness. It accumnlates
no ice II winter; and. as the bucket fills from the
bottom It does not rifle the water, and takes il
from the very bottom of the well. In lowering
the bucket, the crank does not turn, and the de-
seen. is regulated by 4 small lever. The compo
siton ribbon, by which the bucket Is drawn, Ia
very tough and will last great many years.
Price OF curbs. 81 to SO. The ribbon Ia ten cents
foot. Having put mp the Drawer" for the
persons named below, 1 take the liberty of refer.
ring to them for evidence Of it, excellencies.
A. NJ. PLATNER
Upton, July 3Oth, 1862 ven30 5w
Names of persons who have Pufer's Water
Drawer in use:
Hon. W. n. Tuthill, John Culbertson, W. Ham.
mond IT, Rcigart s. Wirick, J. X. Snyder, J. w.
bagley, II. Z. Piatt, Robert n. Adams, G.. II.
Millhouse.
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Christmas 0 New Tears Present
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

valuable and appropriate testim onial Of a
FATHER 30 his DACGIITERs a
son tohis MOTHER;
HUSBAND to his WIFE: or a
BROTHER to his SISTER.
This GIFT is profitable and avilable a
lifetime
1t is equal to ten seamstrcsses.
An Annual Dividend of 100 to 500 per
cent. ION its cost may be obtained in
use-by it's posscssor.
II. HAMMOND, Agent
n5iml for Upton, and vicinity.
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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORNELL & CO.
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SAVING MACHINES.
TACGART l. FARR'S PATENT.

Ee are happy to say the thou sands who using
our and the thousands that want them, that
each machine bears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER 4 BAKER. elias Howe. jr., and all person
selling using them are secure against any molesta-
! tion.
our Ma hines are now just what We want them; in
direct competition and equally popular basis With
the made and highest priced machines in any
ket, and they still sold at $40 and SIS, including
Iemmers tof which ~e have several styles, Needless
and thing necessary to their in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and first
class Machine in market
In justice to our Machines as well customers
offer to ssdthe money in sixty days for any
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes our machine worth much
than any other there is necessarily risk in
buy wing most machines.
A few OF its superior qualities are these:-It ns.s
straight needle has great space under the arm
from two common spools, neither being fastened and
both In sight, turns hinges; is secured from and
exposes o tsleysr purchase is greater than that of
any other machine: 1T has but two regulating
and both are above and ia ont the driving wheel is
tirey ontsde Of the table; it requires aeraan for
ally areties Of work twin certainly do neater greater
variety of work than any machine among the hundreds
With which uainted its tension is perfect; Il
runs easily and still; ii bothers nobody; ncrices
man tge IT, None other will satisfy where II is known
We can safely say that no piece OF lahor-sayns ms
chIDery rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing machines Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks class machines, and though
facilities have been largely increased
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. We can now i'll all orders. We have ad-
ded to styles the Rghtsde Blake & Johnso ajus-
table Henmer. and can der the world to produce
better Instruments for doing all kinds Of sewing and
embroidery Let every one who is interested in the
great Improvements in SEWN: machines. whether they
wish TO porchase not send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstitcl.
We must caution the pubic .inst uaprinc pied and
perfectly responsible parties who have claimed to be
successors. representing that machines out
II market and offer eastawsy machine Of ours in its
place, We only sell our own machines. Tsggart q
Fa patent, and are the sole propretors in the eight
y orthwe stern states. Address
l.. CORNELL & Co,
Post Office box 81, Chicago, III.
Call a, 1873 Lake Street. [up- stairs. ve-no2