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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS

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Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
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beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens
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or Family and Medical use. IN cases assorted
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Three doors above the Hudson River X.
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THIS HOTEL Is Coyvrx1Esr,r s,rr.rr,
Il for business men visiting New York. The
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pn bic that he has recently reftsed and furn-
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SALE UNDER FORECLOSURE

SALE UNDER FORECLOSURE
STATE OF Mr<NEsorA.l District Court First
County Of Goouhtc. Judicial District
Charles G. Spottswood Pla;ntilf.I
against
Francis r. S,cr,itt. Defendant
Jndcmcnt at January Term, dated january
|1.h, 1862, for S7Soi.i;.
INpurSn"n"c and by virtue Of judgment and
L decree Of foreclosure AVID sale made by the
Iahovc named Court. III the above entitled ac-
ton. made and entered as aforesaid. I: the sub
*c'iher; " rcerve for that purpose, duly APP
p ''nt," by said Court, will sell. at public auc-
ton: in Scprrate tracts and parcels to the HIGH
est bidder therefor, for cash. ut the front door
Of the Court House in the city Of Red Wing
in said GnolhrEc County. on Thursday the 1u1i
day Of April. \. y. l>';2 at eleven O'Clock in
til forenoon, he following described premises
AMI hca! F<t"'c. lying and being in the Town
Of Central Point. in said County Of Goolh1c,
and State Of Minnesota known and Designated
as follows, viz: Lots No. nine 90 in Block
No. five ~. also lots No. four a and tivc(5l
IN Hlo:k No: thirth-o one l:}l }. all situated in
= addition to the said Town Of Central
Point as surveyed by Il. G. BalIwin-also
lots No. fifty five 81 tfty-six 81; . ity-sevcn
G57.l, fifty eight (5s) and htty-ninc ~ ), TO-
G%thcr with the fraction Of lot a)oig:ng lot
fifty nine - bounded as follows to wit hy
Nam and Front Streets in front of Block TO-
SIX o. to low water mark. cvccpting twenty
four ~ feet on the North west end OF said
fraction, and lot No. three 3. all Of Block No.
one q }: also lots No. two y and three (:,) in
Block No. six (G) also lots No. eight IS and
nine y in Block No. five o. accord ne to a
rccor''c1 lat OF said Town Of Central Point.
as surveyed and rlntted by VIM. Rock in Nav,
A: d. $50; together with the Saw Mill on
said lot No. tit;y nine f:9l and the fruction
OF Il lot adjoining. with all the machinery. ell
glnc fixtures. tools, saws, or implements he
| longing thereto or in any wise attached to the
| aforesaid mill.
Dated the 2ith day Of Fvhruarv A. u. 1852.
$. S. HURLESON.
Special Referee.
Mis- u3lI@.tW
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SuERIFF'S SALE UNDER ENECU-
EION

TTNDER and by virtue Of an Execution issued
" out OF ard under the seal Of the District
Court for the Third Judicial District for Winona
County AND State of Minnesota, by t:.r Clerk
hereof, on the 1T day Of january, 4. d. le6!
on a ,iu.! cement rcn !rrcl IN said Court on tho
3'th day of February. y. d. 1861, wherein
Sarah I!an"Hy was plaintiff AMI Eugene NJ
Wilson ANIL Andrew !. Bel! were defendants
in favor Of said plaintiff, and against said de-
trnlal4tS. I have levied upon tho following ,les-
clih4'l Zeal Estate, with the appurtcnuncc.
'hcrcunto belonging. lying and being in Good
!uc County and State Of Minnesota. to wit
The Southwest quar- or OF tic 50 tll-c;St quar-
ter of Section two on, and The West half OF
the Nor h-caSt quarter Of Section eleven II
Township one hundred and ten (llu) North o
Range seventeen (17) west.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that
shall. on the 9th day Of March \. -. 1862 a.
~ o'clock in the forenoon 1T the front door O
til" court House, in the city Of Red Wing il
sail Gpplhue County, offer for sale at pubij,
auction, and shall sell for cash to the Inches,
bidder. under said execution. all the right title
and ntrrc st which the above ramcl E4n,n,
NJ. wills n and Andrew J. Bell. or either @,
them had on tie 2Oth day Of February. \. y
1851. and has at any time since had IN and t,
the lands and premises sc levied upon rs fore.
said. so much thereof as shall be necessary
to :ati>fy said execution, together with lcvu
interest and costs.
Da>"d at Red Wing, Mimi; February 18th
y. y. 1862.
MARTIN s. CHANDLER,
Shcriit Of Goouhuc County, Mimi.
NoEToN q NITcuELr
Att'ys for Pluin,if.
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SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY.
SIIEPPARD'S
& r E. 4 II Il E " e FACTOR
1000 ROXES RETAILED MONTHLY.

The benefactor is ipfallibIe for tho removal Of
1rregularities. Prolapsu4s= & teri
Calling ofths Womb, Leuchorrea, or Whites
and all the diseases pccniiar to females. This
remedy has never in single case. failed in
producing the Mensea have re ceived many
letters OF recommendation which ill say it Is
''the best remedy we have ever used.n Sick
ness at the stomach. iaDguor. debility. pains
in the head, back and side, loss Of appetite.
cost vehsss &C., are some Of the symptons
which attend irregular menstruation, This
Remedy may be had by addressing Mr.. J. S.
Sheppard, Box. 2,143, Cincinnati and incios;np
one dollar: and the remedy will be sent by
return mail.
CAUTION.
Lacies who arr pregnant should not usethis
emcdy. as it il sure to bring on m,scarriage.
hough without injury TO health. One box
one dollar three boxestwo doIlars. All let
sers OF inquiry must contain postage stamp
10 insure an answer.
-s u.s.. SHEPPARD,
Box 2,143, Cincinnati, ..
sHEPPARD's CELEBRATED.
Or1entM preventive 10 Conception,
Which l warrant will ne yer fail.
- .--- NOTICE l.
Ladies whodo not wish IN increase of family
may rely on this as perfectly sure and certain
preventive It. is very sim pie in its use, and
does not iniuTs the system.
Sent secure from observation TO any part Of
the United ssass-s by mail on reeeip. of the
money Whole packages three dollars half
packages swo dollars, md extra fine packages
six deIiars per package. address
2" j 8. Sheppard Box 2,I4z, CINCINNATI. @.
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MoFFAT,S
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs

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MRS. WILSON'S
C CO A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put lp in large bottles
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IHt 1UIIOWIlT NEt HtnOng tIv ul- 'ir-Siur yuriptV
human diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

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ANXIETY La guor ond melancholy, which are the zen
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Who wants a Good Head of Hair? Use
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Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following rea.
BILE and well known people
MRSsRs. Henry p. WILSON & Co--NIy wife is now
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81 IKE f4e Hgr Regengator ard Dressing rery
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Gle from the effect on my 0wn head.'
A HILL, wife Of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester,N y Ii.
"N rendered ny hair soft ami qioSsy
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REV Z. Vi. KELLoG, Nashua, Nh.
"Imo" chssrftsHy recommend it IN all persons"
REV c. Russell. Lttleton, N II.
November !.
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Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. q
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TEzE DAY sCHOOL BELL

TEE. DAY SCHOOL BELL.
A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
- DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
A skirmigh on the Tennessee.

CA1Ro, April 7.-Gentlemen who left
Pittsburgh, Tennessee, on Saturday eve
ming confirm the report of a skirmish with
the enemy on Friday evening. He made
a reconnaissance in force on General Sher-
mans division. The party consisted of
two regiments of infatry, two pieces of
artillery, and five hundred cavalry. Our
forces lost one man killed and some half
a dozen wounded. The loss of the enemy
IS not known, further than that General
Sherman took ten prisoners.
After short skirmish the enemy re-
tired.
General Oglesby arrived from the Ten
nessee this morning, on a short furlough
The officers up the Tennessee are actively
engaged in brigading the troops.
The opposing armies are within twenty
miles of each other, and one may attack
the other at any time.
Very heavy firing was heard here last
night. Arrivals this morning report that
the Carondolet came up from new Madrid
and attacked the floating battery of the
rebels at Island No. 10; the gunboats a
the same time commenced, and for time
the cannonade was terrific. The results
had not transpred when the messenger
left,