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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
New Advertisements
.TIsT OF LETTERS

II ,IST OF LETTERS
Remaining Ia The Poet Onice at Iancas.o. w. III
December lsi, 1862: VI "lsconf@A
LADIES' LIST.
Beckwith, Miss Julia Man NJ. u
S cAIpS MTs fhor1on Hei:imans, Mrs jana
Cooley, Mrs HIM Nettell Me- S NAT
Capps, Mrs Mary Shaver. M;ss IsIy
Craig, Mrs Esther SchellenberS.s wa wa
Carver, Miss Julia Smith Mrs Ia a4ss HettiS
Hopkins, Miss Hattie Smith, Mrs Adah
Jackson, Mrs Mary Whit Miss Ma
Wilkinson, Mrs Lucy Aah
GENTLEME,;S' LIST
blackburn. Mccormick, Thomas
Eyer. Haye' Mcdonald, Abner
Fenley, W Y Noble, Oliver
Freeman, ortunatus Richmond, Thomas
Cole, Spease, john Henry
Homer, VIM smith, Henry
Linton, George W Stores, Sidney
Horrell, Reed Tyler, David
Manrociler, August Wilcox, John
kaggart, David Walker, John W
Persons calling for any Of thu above letters. Ma.
say advertised. GEORGE w RYLAND p T"s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up By tbs subscriber on lands occupied by him
one sua haif m les below BdrLs Mil aas Hsifsr two
yeas old past, red and white speckeod with the points
Of the horns broken OF. The owaer Is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take said Heiter.
Waterloo, Dec 4th, 1862. 274w paid $3.50
URlAS REED.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm FOR sale containing 100
acres of land, lying in the Town Of Wyausug, mi "a
from Bird eport 55s miles from Wyalusiug aud miles
from clayton. Terms TO suit purchasers. Post oh1'
address, Ora Oak, Wis 5. H. SEAMAN
272w paid SLIGO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
To Tie Electors Of The Second Congressional District

BY the dealt Of Hon Luther Hanchett,
the secon Congressional District Of Wis
cousin, undar tie old apportionmeut, is left
without a Representations The present Con-
cress. The Gosrlnor has ordered an cleo
ton 10 fll the vacancy, to. he held on
Tuesday, tie 30ih iust. Owing to the
brief interval Of time that remains, and the
sho,tness Of the uneypirej terms, the Dis
trict Committee appointed BY the Conyen-
ton which dominated Mr. Hanehett two
years ago, have thought it pfoperto unite
il recommending candidate, rather than
to call a Convention which would necessi-
tate the appointment Of delegates through
out District comprising nearly one half
the territory Of Wisconsin.
They base further been confirmed in the
prophecy Of this course by what has SEEM
"a very general CONSERVATION Of public
sentiment ii favor of Hon. Walter d. Ne
Indoe, Of Marathon, as such candidate.
We therefore, unite in recommending
Mr.. McEndce, 10 the support cf the electors
Of the district, as a gentleman in all re
spects well qualified for the position. Up
right, capable, and patriotic; familiar with
leoisatiod; an old resident Of the district,
well acquainted with Its requirements; a
firm and answering supporter Of the war
for the suppression OF tne rebellion ann the
enforcement Of the Constitution and laws
throughout every potion Of the National
domain, he deserves, and we trust will re-
ceiye. the hearty and general support Of
the electors Of the district
II. Il. HoPKISs, Dane.
Fl. H. GlLEs. Dane.
S. j. TopD, Rock.
A. 4. TOWNSEND, Lafayette.
Gro. II Bliss, Iowa.
b. II. COOPER,
LEosARp DoTTRIDGE, Lacrosse.
H. ROBINS, Grant
G. g. REMMINGToN, Sank.
BRooKs DUSwIDDIE, Green.
Republican Congressional District Com
mittee, 2d Congressional District
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08
Y. IL. WOOD.

Y. TX. WOOD.
Manufacturer Importer Dealer and Shoes every
description. shoe Findings Pump, Sole Rigging, Harness.
Leaticrs. Calf Goat, Hog, and Buck SKINS
Trunks, vaiss, SpI:rig Gloves. Fcis Masks, Black
ing, Brushes Hosiery. Brick Shoe store, Of
Fort and Merchant sts Honolulu. II. /. 267-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08

Continues his business Hreproo building, Kaahuma
street.
ChTonOmeters rated by observations OF the and
with transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention given 10 fine
repairing. and quadrant glasses silvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
hand and for 267-lS
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STATEONER y.

TEvHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
by different arrivals the following Of Station
cry, To which he would respectfully call attention:
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ally call attention:
Round and fiat paper weights,
Enamelei papers, asstd colors,
Gold balance for American coin.
Portfolios, with s. withoutlocks,
Bankers cases and wallets Of
all sizes and variety,
Pencil leads, slate pencils.
Sealing wax, several varieties.
Round and fiat ebony and ma
hOCany rulers,
Letter clips bronze, gilt & board
Printed and blank receipt books
LaCQuered calendars,
Tin paper cutters,
No,arial seals. desk blotters.
B0NwOOd sand boxes,
Tissue paper OF all colors.
Physicians visiting lists.
Patent ink and pencil erasers,
Port mouuaies. a variety,
Invoice tiles. Morocco cigar cs,
GImmel labels, bill hooks,
Marking brushes,
Cards Of every variety,
School copy books, many kinds,
Cargo books printed,
Flat copying brushes,
Shipping papers,
Nautical almanacs. 1S60-l.
Thermometers Of various sizes,
India rubber bands for fling
papers.
BoNwOod & metal wafer sands
NvSta matches and boxes.
totes. aud exchange,
nr red ink,
music. coin trays and boxes,
p travelling ink stands,
round. square and cOncaye,
renee do.
r, red and black bottle wax,
machine and eyelets,
oiled paper,
cles OF desk furniture. too numer-
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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Commercial Advertiser.

Lo-in. and Living.
Forever the Is pouring his gold
On a hundred worlds that beg and borrow
His warmth he sqganiers SUBMITS cold,
His wealth on thu homes q want and sorrow,
To withhold his Iars-ss Of precious light
Is 70 bury himself in eternal night;
To give
i live.
The flower shines no, Tor himself at ali
It, Joy Is the joy il freely difIsesi
Of beauty and balm il Is prOdiga,
AnI it lives In the life il sWe-tly loses
No choice for the rose but glory COON
To ostl4aIe smother, to witiler Or bIo0mi
To deny
7. de.
The s.as Ieni slvery rain To the land,
Tie ianI IT. sapphire streams the Oesan
The heart sends blood To the brain of cummarsi,
The brain TO the heart it, Lightning motion
And ever and ever yisIt our breath
TIL the mirror is dry and images death
To
Is to gre.
lie Is ,.eaai whose hand Is not opened vide
To help the need of q human brother
lie doubles she life of his Iar-IoB= ride
Who gives his fortunate place TO another
And a tloasand million lives are his
Who carries the WorSi In his ,ympathess
Todsny
Il 20 die
Throw gcti o. the fair dispensing wave.
AMI your ships sail home with tons Of treasure,
Care for Comfort all hardship brave,
And evening and shall sup with peasurei
Fiag health the SUNSHINE, wind and rain,
And roses shall the cheek again
t. give
Il To live.
What l. our Iiie' l. IL wealth or strength.
five. fDr the Masters sake, will lose Il,
We shall dnd IL a hun,Ired-f,d at length,
Will they shau forever lose who refuse It;
AMI nations that their union and peace
At the cost of right heir shall Increase;
They
grave.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08
FRENCH HOTEL!
On Fort street, above HoteI-privnte en'
trance from Hotel street.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
q. m and popular establishment respectfully informs
u AMI public generally that he has rehttei
accommodations OF those who
kiniiy w b 1 best0N ti-ir prtruua-- on HIM
<trinSrs visiting islands would do well 20 call and
the accommodations. the proprietor feels sure that none Ike
ttrn b. hai reasonable terms
The sleeping thoroughly ventlae-the local
y Is pleasant and agreeable ami the tables viii always De iur
n-he,l with the choicest the markets afford
The proprietor conf from his long experience and strict
attention the business that he give full satisfaction to all
Who may favor him with a call
JOHN DAVIS. Proprietor
Late of National Dining Saloon
IN ma aketh th-rnr
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ADVERTISING TERMS.
u All ndverti.cn cats pa ya bic iu sdvasee. e

Ships advs not exceeding lOInes spae st nserOnsi 90
Each subsequent insertion. so cts
QCARrERLr ApyERTIsKks will be charged at the following rsts
payable at the end OF each quarter.
For squsre the ot 20 lines per quarter IS 90
For onefurth Of column, quarter. 90
For half of column, per quarter. $40 90
For whole column per quarter $50 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08

"AHNaH "a AAAe 80 q 49, $50
cry, to which he would respectfI
Sets fine acct books, from l to
6 quires,
4 splendid assortment of men,
urauda books and tablets,
Tack mem books. every variety,
Log books. all sizes,
Ruled and unrGled cap paper,
" letter paper.
Fancy, plain x ruled note paper
Broad and narrow bill paper,
Red and white biottiug paper.
Post office envelope paper
Legal cap paper,
Red lead pencils,
Drawing several kinds.
Letter copying books,
Ink. black. blue, red, carmine,
copying and iudelible.
Steel pens. including Hunts,
Kinks. Wells. Gillois, Nos.
200, SU3, and Barnard's vul-
cluized pens, and a large vari-
ETY. of new styles,
Bristol board,
Envelopes. a great variety,
Waters. fancy and common.
Psnholders. = great variety,
Boxes water colorS.
g mathematical instruments,
Ivory q cocoa haniled erasers.
Red tape.
Linen and Office twine.
Ivory s. boSwopl letters stamps,
Gummei lawyers seals.
Splendid steel plate blank Z
Copper and grOdium pens f
Coheu's spring holders for 4
BoNwOcd and glass screw e
Flat glass and drop top do,
Hingei hill files. ready refe
Hutson's patent pen cleane
Lipman's patent eyeleting I
Dampening brushes. sheets
And a large assortment Of arti
Gus 70 psrticularize.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-25
GaOlidc 0adri6ten.
Die fItltebe MrMtee beeommt neue t&ofei


5auptquartter Der pot N a G.
"a. DISC. 0t6menber 3sttunsen
telasen, paB elm srUber Dampfer btfra9tet
NIT 8prrdtben, namentIi6 NIT Defei,, &lete
{ un8sfiden uno l~onatsen 8eparfni0tn In IT.
geno sinen IapltAen Safen (Osn fe inbeb anr
3ugsben unterianen0 ftA etnsei4ltaen babe.
Gs pirb aud BON observation-disclosures Sist Sc.
rpidt parauf sele9t Dap tn JtiAmunO eine
SAnetperssl@aft et0bltrt fet, weldes y5oten
fir Die @nlhntet made, GbnliA tpie Der Unit
N lUlbatsn. Giele Sulptt n fuaen bcreits AZ
tern pdbrenD elmer Observation-Disclosures
Fb Fol3 tn ttrsn nsusn nllnaualpreAttAen" q :
;st9t BADEN.
General 8cnBam 1T sinltmmig gum @pu.
perneur BON Siccaroltna ernannt. Getu
Sorsan9er @en. Wlar @re9s wurre bsfannt-
lid tn per S@laAt BET 6rertrtdSburg ett6ptet.
@rScnperneur gBtis fol- b~seOrjugter i anbt-
bat fir Die @cuperneursfeue In 8Irsinisn
letu.
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Dieter Wlat tpdtbe ffEolsrsi9 aa5sefabrt
unb tn Is Mtnutem, raMben rag sriEe Irup.
penis DISPLACEMENT pas BsesniibsrlisgeADe llltr
erretat batte. besannen ualere Qsuse ote Britt
f. 3u lblaasn, uno In einer batben Stunre
waren fe bamtt fertt8.
Trage: Wte benabmen T6 bte Sff3iere
unb Manl6alten wabrenO be8 MnSrifs8?
NntwUrt: gprtrefFt@, Elm eiu3t9es 8s~
9trtsnt aua9snrrtmen.
Sra9e: 0Ie pisle parea bauptIanlt6
an Der G1la6t bstbettt9t2
Nntw. Sober s~in3eiae Mam earunter
mar bem Wrtilerte Seuer au8geIest nab un9es
fG6r bic Sdlfte oaoo1 ipurOe pieeerboit ga
Mu9rifseolcnnsn f~otnirt. User nur immsr
at pielen Gplcnnen osrtpenbet tperCen fOnnte,
purbe bd3n getDtatnen. @
Grage: Wt0sn sic gtraS in @etrsf Der
fstnpltAtn @trettmabt bterlelbf2
Mntw. sic tptrD auf 100000 bis 200,-
900 Wann peranidlaet. SD lelbf CLAUDE,
baB fe fann 100000 Miann tetrua,ms6454
Trag9: 0ie pietf tpug6ea oui un1srer
Seite TT 6cl9e Der lGmmtIi9en Wele9t'
tampfnnfdbis seiaadt? ss31dsm.
81 n 10, 10000 Eobte, 9efansene unt
@ermiBte - Dtele Wn9abe tpirp DIR 8abr9cit
am ndGIten fcmntea, ais mara
8ira8e: Dsldes III Der aeSeaparttst
3ufanb unlerer Sruppet babter ? & sf5aof
Mntw. SO nett metne GenntniB ret9t, II
ct gut. ~. ~ - -" r1rtf5T@4% {
Srage: 5alten Sic Sire Gruppen fiji
pemoralilfrt 2 pSer bic Ga9tt9fett Sbrer Or
NEE fir sefdwadt nbseffben BON Der S4pd.
dung, ipelde Der GerluF 10 Steler 2eate mil
fA bttn8t2 a.
Mntw. Netn. SD mS6te 9in3ufIgen, bnb
ID guar 3n Der 3stt, pa i'd. an Dem, @crseu
mad Der S4la9t 8ebpt, bic Wn9rifscolUnne,
3u formiren, Der Nnli9t mar, Die feinblt9en
0erfe tGnnten eenpmnen weroeri, unb DAP Id
an bteler Mietnnng pabrsn6 tenes Susss feRs
bteIt baB i'd aber ipater mid a6er3eu8te, baf
fe niGt bditen 9enpmmen tpereen tSnnen, UNI
3tpar tpegen Der erpBsn Stdrte beS 5etnpes,
iopte pesen Der Trif. bic ibm -su @ebpts
ltaub, nm iiA gu Serltarfen, unb aud net
uulere Sff3iere 9laubteh, paB Die Werfe midi
3a retnlsn leten. Sd tele9rapbirte pemeemaf
an ben Yraibenten Der Ser, ct, baB Id un'
lere Nrmee 3uridse}Ueen, neil ib ii6er3eu8i
mat, Dae Die fetnpltAe 9teluns ntat oencm
men tperbea fcnnte. 6a-.
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0or tautt jtvet Sabren @dptersetot tn Belaufe
BON $435,O00, 900 aebrudt unb ab9eltefert,
uuo nur nod $25, 900 900 fertt8 sn MAIDEN,
NIT benen eS nur beB9aGb lanelamer sebt, tretl
ote Sumne In fletnen Nuten 3n 81 tnD 81
9eltefert tperben lOQ. MuBer Der e%rtpabntet
erornen Nrbett baben bic betoen Gcmpd9ntet
ots Gcrmulare fur bte resuldren 8unbeSi6nlbs
lhetne 0eorudt uno 1tnb tebt NIT benz Druid
oeS VortccourantS be16dfttet, tsDran rttpa
200 Dradprelen= In 95dtt9fett fnb.-8 Bon
lebterem Gourant ftnO berettS far $5,OOO,OOO
ferttd.
NaA benz 8ert9t Der GmterotiOnS @Om
miidre lanbeten In Newygort wd6renb Der
lebten Wp6e 976 @~iumanberer, I'm @an3en
felt bem T.. Sanuar c. 1851 9eaen 64,995
tn Der DaraleI 0ertc,e .. 8.
0nn Start Mnnrne.
Sort MonrOe, %. DEG. Go Serbrei.
ten f6 bier 1T Bstref be8 Merrimac go. 2
oaerlet @eri6te. 90 Siel III 9etptB, baB ct
Dor etnigrn 1agen 0orrdtbe einnabm unb
unter Danpf mar. 60 bteG er WIroe frum'
abp6rt5 fabren.
Sion Norbcarplina inb bte Na6rtGten fp1r.
lid :; Die Gtnnabme BON @olbsbpru aber Bee
fdttst lfA.
Sen. Stat. Softer 1T bter anselanet unS
init Dem bon Sen. Dtr ee1anbten Dampf~
6ccte 6arrpn naA Baltimore geSangen, nm
fG bon BORT iUfrrt mad @a 19tn9tpn 5u Der
ftsen. Gin Sbetl Ietnes Stobe8 bseleitet t6n.
Wabrl9einli9 banOelt e5 Ii0 BET bteiem 8e=
ln6e, UNI Die idpn felt BcGen Serlanete 0ers
ltdrfune IetneS Corps Bel Nepbern.
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Selegrapbti6e Wnc1rtt6teu.
@ertNtet fir ben n8aItmpsr gerfer.s
8nnhcshauntItaht.
Bel Seitein scrinsere Mn3abI BON Serwmnteten
ais ;unpr b~ericbtet.

Bel SSeiterH s~crinsere MnsabG BON Sermunteteu,
ais ;uupr b~eridbtet,
Wa Dtn9tUn, %. Des6r. 8oleenbe
Oepei6e lit aus benz 5~auptquartter anees
lan9t:
6nuptqnart!er Der 9OtcmncarHes I
%. DECEMBER.
IN @tn. Mat. $. SO. Sailed. @en. en- GGef.
Sn metnem 8appcrte bonn 10. tpurOe bte
3abl Der 8eripunOeten auf etwa 5000, uni
Die Der TT 9oipitdlern beftnOlt@fn nu 1880
~angeseben
8eiOsS 1T unriGtis. Or, 9ettermann, unier
otrt8trsnoer S6erarSt, bertAtet, paB bic 3abl
lammtItGer GerwunDeten 3pilAen $1,000
betra9t, uno baB Die 9dlfte BON btsIen bereite
in 6ofpitdlern untsr9ebrn9t ilnb.
unters. q. 6. 8urnfbe,
commandments Characterization
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Ser &rirs i'm Giibmritcn.

~
Gtnetnaatt "a. De3 8sriGtt aus
eertn9ton, &p., melpen, baB man etnem gin=
faa Der Nebelsn unter TlpyO un6 MarIGaa
Don Weltptr8ienn Der, e%ntsegenIebt. - Ste
lu(en RAID Oura ben SounbpaB pnridtn. -
llnlere Gruppen BADEN li9 BON @tGmpnb, So.
tn Ss'pe9ang ssisst unO perOfn tsne ss96ris
|aariidweien.
Sermatbeter aImsriff 0uf Columbus, &p.
Ct. 2OutS "a, Deg. @saeral Curtis
bat 8ert6te BON Vsisaoesenernt Davis, Der
ga Columbus, Sp,, commanOtrt, erbalten, In
rrrlAeu CT um balOtse 8ertdrfung otelsS
Dclten5 srludt, un segtn einen ~mutbmablts
den Nn3rif 9ebGrig seritet iein gu t5nnen.
Ba5 Die 8elbdOtsun0en Der @tlenba6n bur&,
Die Bttnoe aalanet, 70 Bat @eneral Davis
nod Fsinc 9enanere Na6rt1t barber er6al=
ten, slanbt a6er, le bnlO pieOer b~erllelen a.
tGnnen.
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8 Nep>0arf, 523as DEC SIM Gun9rrB 1T
mebrmals SeaubeEt irorcen, DAT bic 5G9srabe
9anelamtett mttspslder be Nn|srttsuns bes
papter9elOea betrtebm tparbe, aleIn baran
lGnlb iet, bab bic SOloaten niGt reeelmdete
tbren Sple enpfn9ea.l Die betDen Bantncz
ten. @pmpasnien Iaftn nun, um BEN 8orwurf
per ibnen sema6t tuurOen, at5upeiftn, tire
Wtrflamfeit cur4 bte 3ettunsen befanntma=
9snb, Sic Aabeu felt Der erasn 8eiteaans
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Opncert.
OrOber SnOianerz8 ad !

ess az 81
CSceOtasS tGmme8 $40. Ill us WM
OaS aMrran9sneats-@cmi pbinen @tanmss erIoubt HM
cen Sincsrl rno 8reunoen bs @tanlmes bic Nn,eioe an ma
InaTen, ssoB er tetnen Sotre8- 8aa anu 1. WeibHoItS Mb.nb
N Den ateno~' Aliemblp JtpomS nit einem oIpken SrbIoner.
3lnge aoba6ten mirb. pCSu EN- fdGncr getssfpam tfrbaut lm6
os eellen gorfsbrumn9en .%9etroen itno, nm ben BeIudern
etrIet 9e1nitb!then Nbenb 3u berettsn.
&tdets ST. fur einen Serrn unb Ooiueu.
IS Label ereetenit en- ~
Oc-Oo 0osr..
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binss 65aR i~ntete0ante GtnSeln6eiten, Die mir
ieorh, ga Die 6anptloden, unb uamentli4
baS 9ielultaF, sas 9ti6IiGe @ntfpmmen Der
WtcGleOan' lAen gtrmse aus Der ibr 9elesten
9hltn8e CUR @eniiee befannt Inb.
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q @rOber Sabres- Sail Cd
EuE#A Fer AN%&f

Stem6en=2Oge $40. 12 s.. g. 8. &.
Obiee 2oge no6t ZEN @riicern, lppte benz oeebrt,n gubIt-
t hTnt DE s~rSebenife anseioe, ta6 ls am ertcn Wei0as6ts.
Oo8 Gcm,te Bat neOsr Wtube, mod Rofsn aeiJort' nm S -
8eia4trn Stnea ner9ntsten Atsub 81 bereiteHH. Gapt. gsu.
tert,S Dfuftdrr 1T ensagLrt unb wir6 bic EamIuttaeu in tie
Ter Setns8un9 baltsn. Dem befanntcn 9Sirtb 81 yOlesmann
II bic Bar i%teraeben nno nib beriIUe nit Sen t,itea gSsi.
en- tno @etrdnten ~anfparten. 49, TF
xtictS so @entS fiji l Oerrt unb Tambn. "
SIN MnftraBe beS @pmtte's
IS.Oo 8. 8 o It n. %nrTksr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-22
THE FARMER.
Cucumber Pickles.

Frequent inquiries are made OF us ioF the
best manner of picking or curing the GU
cumber, in other words . making pickles
The very best way to make pickles we be-
lieye to be as follows: Gather the small
sized cucumbers and place them in a god
strong brine for two weeks or more, 0bser.
wing that they retain their color, bright
green. and remain hand. When the cucum-
bers are well piclslcl. take them from the
brine and soak in pure water until the brine
or saIt is all taken out.
This will require about three weeks, and
when this Is done, procure good cider vine
gar (wine and sIop vinegar can never make
good piclzles.) and boil in a brass Kettle,
putting into the yi-egar ! Of an "unce OF
alum to lie gallon (this gives the crisp to
the pickles, pour this h-t vinegar over the
pickle. and la, it :cmain till next day, then
take out the pickles aud put them into jarz
intended Tor them, aud pour into the jars
C,ld vinc4ar. We repeat. be urc anj use
only cider vinegar. Those who wish &.
make The choicest pickles known, Shout,
raise the true English Ghrrkiu. they au
only the smallest size, short. and pri.Elv
and verv fine. This IS tie lrst Kind know,
they grow quickly aul rroIu,e alna3atly
They can be planted a. late a Auar.f ga.
DO yvcII
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DR.. WII. B EURD'S
NEURALGIA PLAS Frs,
FOR TIE CURE DT
NEURALGIA.

! . .
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act ike d charm, and are perfectly
harmless in their nature do not produce .
blister. and leave lao unpleasant results.
DR.. wM. b HURD's NEURALGIA PLAsTEEs.
never fail 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
test their virtue.
Prepared Mt Dr. Hurd's Dental Office.
No, - Fourth Street. Brooklyn. L. d.
PRICE. ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
\ liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
ings. No. Spruce Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co. 232
North 2nd Street: O. J. Hubben. l4lO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dec. IS dolly.
NoTICE.-We are daily receiving Orders to
and by mail for one ormore of DR.. Hurd's
Dental Remedies. which We cannot fiji.
None are mailable except the NslT-GigiG
Plaster. which we send on receipt of Price
Is cents and one stamp. But t. accom>
adate persons in places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the age. we
have put uP packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four. with compart-
meUts-ea-h box containing a b-,tle of DR..
H,ud'S Mouth Wash. ami T6oH ArFe Drops
a box Of Tooh Po,r6,T. the Ne,Talgi0 Pas.
i-T. and = valuable little Treatise on Teeth
anil their Diseases. The best mems of JsrsSey-r-
ing Them, dBd the proper treatment IF ChH
drel'S Teeth, worth Of itself the entire cost
70 every young man or woman. or parents
witch youuE children: with sundry othel
articles price per package one dON,g, or six
packages for s., sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much. Ifapy
more on dozen than ul one. % Is far clsaI
or TO order siX or dozen package, ai a tID1e
& large E.miiv viii u.sut AL. aE tls -urp,u-
O IN Ir d,u1-. .r .a ..sis..iaf. ai..l ,1I, !ss
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KOLLOCK's LEVAIN
ARCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg.

HENRY FOSTER, PEOPEIETga.
TsTUES HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN
Z as the "Ebcnsburg House" IS one of
the uIdc.t and best stands in the borough
Of EL-u-lurg. for the accommodation Of
tLr travelling community. The Proprietor
assures al who may be disposed 10 pat
r.ufz. lirn that lis FABLE viii be sup,
piled with aIj ,he luxurics Of the season,
his BAR with tic choicest Of Liquors,
and no pains spared to render his guests
conf ritHl1.
El-u-Iura. april IA. ls58:22:ly.
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About Cooking Potatoes.

Do4,f,re P,y.E WI, q .,, L.. H.
,,ara - c,,+ +rer, mi. '.-, -
Fir . s,,,,o,,,,, l.,rr en- s,,....-.. go,
size ~. tho sr,arI o,o. MI r.. 20 g.. - "
before t1, l.ro., .,-,.s .r.. I,,.l.4 ,..u,..i, 49,
max thor, =, H.. af,.i4,,,- -. -
nm, T., t,,a,,, ,,,,,rr, Ia - IN
r,,..r the,, orr,,.n incl. .I.a,.a-o -.
5oiIeJ and more savoy. ,r.qn when dr.,,,r-I
IN wafer. Most boiIo.i dimes ,r. s,,...,f ~.
haviu. too little water. hut potatoes ,..
often sp9iled bv too much .tIcvInr-r ,.sr..r,.
ho covered ,r,J n little aTI,p.rI f.r ,r..... T.
h,Iipr 81 Ina. fI.v r,.,, I,a ir,-, ,...r..r,, -.
tho finish
& .rer, nj, ,,....,, g.. 81 ,,..,. l...,f
,ren ,.to tror, c4- anil nm, ,r..,, l,. -.
side # rho fire =, ,in,,.er .i,,yi, IN, ,I', .r.
s.ft en.,,gb r, admit , fix i,i,,.. -
pendence on the usual test Of their skins
cracking, which, if they boil fast. Will hap
pen TO some potat- e. when they arc not
half done, and the insidcs quite harfo
Theu pour the water off. Of you let the po
tatoos remain in the water m"mcnt after
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EEEETESTRE.

FsYT5E undersigned Graduate of the BALI
I..re College of Dental Surgery, respect
fully offer lis psrltessi.Ih services to the
citizens ,f E,.eu>burg. lie has spared no
.se..- t....r.u-r.'y ta .squaint himself with
every iu.PI".,mant b. lis art, To many
vear. Of I.-r-- nal experience he has thought
10 ..ll lie rrrrartc! experience of the high
ct authorities IN Dental Science. lie sim
ply asks that au opportunity m0y be- given
t.r Is guff, u speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. d. -. :.
,s.ii.e fIrmarIv occupied }.v Dr. Clark.
= -FEaEGsEr.
r.. E. {. , .'.ri-: =. /. n.ld, ir-; ". Z.
Handy, 4. f. EIauiy. =. Il. Austen, ni TIC
Ta'-il.arg I-...e.