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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

.S- We copy the following items from the
Washington correspondence of the Cincinnati
Commercial:
ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.-It is wretched bore
to dance attendance on the sluggish army of the
Potomac. The whole country knows that il is
moving. Yet the newspapers have scarcely dared
breathe whisper of its destination. This is
well enough yet it moves at such killing pace
But it is "a mighty machine-too mOnstrous. very
many think, for one brain 20 direct. The world
never produced but one mind which proved ca
pabe TO manage such prodigious masses. One
hundred thousand two hundred th0usand yea
more, vastly more. Do not question: say more,
more than two hundred thousand. And such
men of such stamina. with such intelligence, such
soul. such drill and discipline. such accouterments
and equipments. The world never their
equals There is no Americanism in this. as
trans Atlantic folk may sneer We have the tes-
timony of the most enlightened foreigners. that
modern Europe il unable TO make such display.
History teaches that the world never has. There
has been greater numbers organized, but no other
army of such material and equipments. Ii is the
hope of the nation. What wonder, then, that
there should be deep solicitude about the mind
which directs it. Yet when We contemplate it
there docs not seem possibility that it can fail.
However II j. moving, more slowly, u y true,
than think it ought. When it is moved expla
nations may he made.
BRiGApiERs The immensely Of the army Of
the United States may be computed upon a basis
OF the Brigadiers appointed Last summer We
thought Il hundred was enough. Many more
have been appointed. yet there are not enough
vet Indeed. this i fact. Yesterday some new
ones were appointed, and among them the gal
liant George L Hartsuif of Gen Rosecrans staff.
do not exaggerate in pronouncing him a SPLEEN
did soldier he has brains and character for any
military responsibility that may devolve on him.
None will doubt the propriety of the promotion
Of the brilliant Col Geary His distinguished
services entitled him to promotion under
stand the President will appoint SIX more Brga-
Giers from Indiana. It j. To be regretted that
Morris and REYNOLDS will not enter the service
We can hardly spare them The selection of the
six Is left TO the Indiana Congressional deless
ton. There are twenty applicants. some OF whom
are worthy. Among those prominently mentioned
are Col Meredith, Col kimbdi. Col Wagner.
Col Sullivan and Col. Benton. all Of whom have
acquitted themselves handsomely IN action
Meredith at LeWinsville. Kimball. Wagner and
Sullivan in Western Virginia. and Benton both
il Western Virginia aud Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

NASHVILLE, March 81, 1862.


To the Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
GENTLEMEN: In your paper of this morning |
observe an article calling attention to the report
of thirteen rebel gunboats being nearly or per
haps quite finished at New Orleans, designed to
act against the Federal forces on the Mississippi
river and the blockading squadron at the mouth
Of that stream. | have reason 90 believe the re
port TO be true. and that we may look for start
ling news from there ere long. My reason is this:
In January last in conversation with a gentleman
lately from New Orleans, but who re ided here,
he told me that he saw there fifteen gunboats
nearly completed. He described them as being
iron clad and especially calculated to resist
tar shells, the roof being sloped to point like
the roof Of house. and the sides sloped to re
ceive shot in glanc.ng direction. If this was
true land have no reason to doubtit,) the rebels
may soon re enact the tragedy of Old Point, at
the mouth of the Mississippi.
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FLAG LOST.
500 REWARD
CAMP ANDY JOHNSON.

CAMP ANDY JOHNSON,
Near Nashville, Tenn, March ~, 1922
nN LEAVING AUNFORDsvILLE, KENTUCKY, The
" officers and men Of the 1t Irish (35th regiment In
diana volun mortified find IN at beauti-
fu stand Of lsh coors presented the regiment by the
patriotic irish ladies Of Indianapolis, had been sioer
away.
The then could only have been committed by some per-
son wearing the uniform Of officer. and who by ths
means could have free ingress Gad egress through o
lines and tents.
our regiment will tomorrow take up the line Of march
toward the South in the face Of armed enemy and We
unable TO express to friends a. home The d
poinmen and sadness feel in not being able TO carry
with Us the Irish banner Of which all Of justly
proud We do however envy he sensation which the
wretch must experience who found himself al any time
contemplate and degraded violate the courtesy
extended MIN, and commit % infamous theft
The undersigned officers Of the Irish regiment viii pay
hundred dollars for the recovery and delivery 20
the flag herein referred and for the apprehension and
retention of the thief until he be tired for has crime
J. G WALKER, Colonel.
JOIN GROVE, Capt Co. II, 35ih reg. Ind. Vols
LFNtA NAiTkl. I'd 1t CO. II, .. =
NJ. ". GLENN, 1t It. Co. X
ID CUAAlNS, "a Il
JAMES X AULI1kIS, Capt. Co. T.
JOHN SCULLY, 1t Comd'g Co. /.
WI PATTON ID Ii. Co l.
JOHN r DUNN Capt CO. u
AUGUST q. TAPIN, lsf II Co. ID.
AZ FARRAR, lst 1t Co r.
J NJ. BRAsHER, I'd 1t Co y.
JOHN DILLON, Ia Couad'g Co A.
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK ID Ii Co A.
c q 6ALEZfO, ID Ii cesTd X Co e
JOHN p DUFtiCY. Capt Co. r.
THOMAS PRiCE, tapt Co. l.
WN- HlPwELL. Capt, Gee usch5i -d3s
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g The Republican State Committee of New

SY- The Republican State Committee of New
York have called upon the Republicans of that
State organize distinctly on their own plat
form, thus ignoring and cutting off the peoples
organization of last year. The movement is said
to be directed by Mr.. Seward Speaking of this,
movement, the Albany Argus says: Whether it
results in the formation of third party, or in the
reconstruction of parties according to old sym
pathies and traditional principles. the effect will
be the same;" and it propheSies that the Democ-
racy will sweep the State at the next fall election.
Cbica00 Times
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EmancIpation--rhe Cost.

- AbolitioniSts i'm Congress snd out OF H. talk
very fiippautly OF emancipatIng all the Southern
slaves and paving the shareholders for them.
Let "a look az the figures of such proposition.
There are four million slaves. The bin now in
Congress. which proposes to abolish slavery in
the District OF Columbia. fixes the price 20 be paid
by the General Government at three hundred dol
lars per head At that rate the emancipation of
all the Southern slaves would cot twelve hundI ed
million dollars. without including the cost of car
rying cut the plan. OF disposing OF the
free negroes after emancipation. This sum.
according 90 the Constitution. would have
To be appsrtioned among the States according
% population As the white population OF
the United Stats. according 20 the census OF
l-tu. about twenty seven millions. and the
population Of Michigan three fourths of q million.
the share for the citizens OF Michigan to pay on
this speculation would be about S33 1913 1913.
The Indebtedness OF the General Government. on
closing the war account. will not be less than
twelve hundred millions more which would max
the share of Michigan S33 1913 1893 more Add TO
this present State debt Of three AID n half
millions. and We have the siiug sum 81 serenity
million doiIors for the people Of Michigan To pay.
the annual interest Of which At six rer cent
would be four million faro hundred thousand dol
Lars. beside paying all other State. counts, town
and school taxes
A tins y a snail mltter. WHY not 20 in for so
reasonable propostion-D Detroit Free Pressy
According TO this calculation the cost TO the
tax payers Of Indiana for emancipating and
"ransoming'' the Southern slaves would be about
sixty million dollars. To this add sixty million
more for her portion Of the public debt on ac-
count Of the war expenditures. and il would
make total indebtedness Of over one hundred
aud ~ nty million dollars. The annual interest
upon this sum would be screen raiilos faro h4ndred
thousand dollars, besides the State, county town
ship. city and school taxes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

TnE ROANOKE To BIZ CoNvERTED INTO Az IRON
CLAD BArrERY The " Y Herald says that in
compliance with the joint resolution OF Congress
the hundred men commenced operations on the
United States sloop-ofwsr Roanoke Monday
She Is To he raced and converted into an iron
clad battery, similar 10 and more formidable than
the Merrimac Ii will not be long before she
wilt be ready for service The Roanoke was one
OF the vessels in Hampton Roads at the time the
Aerrimac came She - an exact mate Of
the original Merrmae aud built in the same year
but exceeds her measurement by 300 tons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

WENDELL PHILLIPS IN TRouBLE-The g-no-
minious reception of Wendell Phillips at Cincin-
natl is Objectionable on abstract principles, both
in ordinary and extraordinary times. Freedom
of speech is the most valued birthrieht of every
citizen. But even Phillips, like Jell Davis. must
concede that it is not safe to talk o. fight against
the Constitution at a distance from the meridian
OF Washington and out of sight of the halls of
Congress.-N Y. Sun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

MoRE NEW TREAsoN.-In his proclamation TO
Tennessee. Andrew Johnson proclaimed what the
Chicago Tribune calls "new treason" viz: The
war is not waged for the subjugatiod of Southern
States. What do the Republicans propose to do
with such cold traitors" as Andy johnson?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

cT" The Philadelphia Inquirer says the thigh
delinquent" at Washington, of whose exposure
some promise has been given in the dispatches,
is Cabinet officer. and not of the War or Navy
Departments. Who is itl
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HH-Hsa=='---H'H=H-
M e DiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FSNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORIMPAIRED
organization. to those by whom an increase OF
family is from any Objectionable the undersigned
would oer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed In various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
tsvery cheap and simple yet has been put mp In half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbant
price Of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug store for the rng of 20 cents per year Any
physician druggist will tell you perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of It's efficacy
Semitic any part ofthe world receipt Of 81 by address
lug. Dr.. J. g. DEYEkAUA,
20. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut
uly22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

Iron CLAD SHPs.-Secretary Wells asks Con-
gress for SO 900 900 for building iron clad ships
and heavy ordnance. This don't look like a
short and quick war.
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special Notice.

TO I'D FEiRTZSERS.-AH entertainments taken for
specified time and ordered 0ut before The expiration
of ne time specified lcW he CHARGED the regular rdfnS
Tor the uD 10 TIE time they ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-01

worLpx'r Thar ~ fNrl-Now when the
Government doing their best TO raise funds
for the prosecution Of the war, wouldn't il be a
bright idea 10 remit the tax niegers. and Tx
for niggers the already overbarsened working
classes If the North!-Chicap Posi-
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE.-A Restaurant, eligibly located in this
u city. This is opportunity for any gentleman
10 engage in a remunerative business. Apply this
Office. aprl-d2tl H. w.
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PIANOS.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
FOR SALE.
Situated eight miles from indianapolis,

Situated eight miles from indianapolis,
an THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD, with the station Gaaudet in its center;
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 300 acres in cultivation 100 UNDETERMINED four
good orchards eight wells Of water good barns ana
lis feet long nearly completed family residence
worth 81 O00 five tenant houses, worth ~, 0OO
store and store-house This highly fertile farm,
equaed in situation by in the State only 20 minutes
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping at the farm station each day with State road
ming through its center, offered for sale at great
bargain IL can be divided into six eight farms If de
sired For terms apply TO the at Gallaudet at
No. SO, Bates House, indianapolis
NJ Bin response to inquiries too numerous otherwise
to answer, would say, one need apply unless de-
SOus OF purchasing large farm worth S35 000 small
one at proportonate price. s. BROWN
C-tiaudet, January 4, 1861.
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NURSERY.
NURSERY.
CALL AT TIE
INDIANAPOLIS NURSERY,
SOUTHEAST OF THE CITY

A ND EXAMINE OUR SHADE TREES, FRUIT TREES,
~ ard Evergreen Trees. Roses, Green house Plants,
dc. &c.
few specimens can be at our oi. adjoining the
Journal building, south side. Orders left there will be
promptly attended TO. G.. GOLDSMITH co.
mch3l-dSw3w
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LEADER.
Asinr1l.r orar.l.


lnune Of the suburban streets CT Boston
9 gentleman Of enterprise and wealth re-
sently erected a magnificent palace, of O
grand exissior and internal adornments
rarely eQualed, wish many features to be
proud Of and among the rest a oupola
which commanded very ine and extern
Sive view. Adjoining his estate was lot
belonging to another wealthy and enter
prlsing eitisen, portion Of which natural-
" belonged 70 that on which the house Of
TIE slightly eupols stood, One Of the par
ties was anxious to buy, and the ether was
deairous to sell, but they could noteome 10
terms and each thought the other a lialo
obstinate. Finally, the one who had tho
vacant lot pus an end TO al prospects OF
trade BY. commeneing the erection Of a
massire eai6ee, which Is now completed,
and stands two stories higher than the ad-
Joining cue, completely shutting Of the
view from the oupOla op the most desirable
aide. The owner o. the rivaled edifes was
e1eeediu giy wroth when ho discovered what
his neighbor vas up 70, but there was no
remedys aud he lay low until the structure
Was completed, Inside and out Now he
has made contract with parties to move
his house a couple OF feet or so toward the
frout street. The operation Is to cost him
the moderate little sum OF s., 600, and will
leave the adjoining building Ia bad pre-
dicament in froaL as to the view and in
the rear BY the removal Of a support from
q portion Of the adjoining wall, which Is
thus unexpectedly left standing alone. This
Is the way the matter stands now. aud
should the removal tako place, as contem-
plated, Il Is uncertain which party will
have the best Of It.
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d.. RennerIg Diarrhm aneniRn.

oier this Compound / the world as the REsT and
lyst RhLIABLE item -dy known Tor ever morbid con
rom quiutno Or an, Other nuXiUus drug, which re-
igTea vi uOut curing, or proves dangerous when
ude % USE and cures l'y mason oi is intrinsic vir
ucs Chronic Diarrhe, WHICH uli oiher knoSn rene-
ote aud ehrOnics ChuleramOrbus, the Summer
Complaint Of thildrrh, Bilious DiHrrhn. The Diar-
ue cp elnc " III cure Cholera. Pain in the Stomach
nd BJw''ts 1Ie 'muedi 'ie9 relieved BY q Il cures
he Chionc Diarrhao W the oullltr quickly a. have
proven III very many Cases ghen they had b en- urdur
'ther treatment tUr mon hs wi h0ut Eetiinq rsIief
B2st want you 70 take nutice that hs remedy Il
FTfitnt'd % CUE when the direction efe .Oll0Fed
nd due aud proper attention paid Il, der and ri1,k
nd IA any case it shUu fail cure, (nirsoions be-
iuR carefuily vbse yej theu 60 back my agents and
{et yOiir none g. q. 5. W. Rlt HAHDSUN, Agent. AZ
81 DetrviI-St. Cleveland Ohio
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STOVES TIN.WARE.

iaiyr an2o as ssuperi0F-siA., ASss esssiSnd. e and
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pr. Renner's Anti.Bilious Pills.

THE BEST FAMILY CArHARtIC IN THE
WORLD used fife years Ia my priTaie praefiee ;
leYer have Tequired any Improving used Trough.
,nt the gni cd states aud a1uda By MILL .OA
PEOPLE y hO viii have no subsIitutsi used In all
BiH0u5 com phnnIsi With UE isrAIN SUCCESSi the
est Blood PURIFY tns Pll ever compounded. Dys-
peplc5 lake thsin aud are cured thfy restOre teIH-
'ity and sigOr 10 ths digestive Organs they cure
Cosivenrss, restoring natural, healthy and Vigor-
Jus ecliUn 70 tho h0Heisi they cure Nervous and
SICK Heud4che proving themselves the best phalic
Pill IL use BY their geutle and benecient action On
he hepaic, renal and Cutane0us organs they restore
Health and Elasticity 10 the weary aud afictsd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

GQq AeRFoy, of New York, has done q
sensible rhing. He has abandoned thenol
ton of formiag fresh regiments from the
new recruits. until the gaps 10 the regi-
msuls already in the 6eld are filled up
This qill disappoint q good many folks
Who ezpected to be made eapfsins aud col
onels, bqi the disappointment must be-put
mp viii. -, =
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z lafnIisfaiRG WEBER.

TrQIossOT OF ourgeTTs
BE-FOr Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy Is invaluable, being unequaed for clear
ing the voice, removing hoarseness, &c.
MOULD & HOGAN,
daoqT.TlpT n I Euc1fd Clnvaiaud
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ASoTHrR TRATToR " 0uo.-It cannot
Be possible that such en- unmligatea trait
or as DR.. Eison B.0lds viii be elected to
Congress from Ohio. Il will be seen that
be denounees Judge Ranney because he
goes for crushing treason.-Roehester Dem
oeraf.
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PArRtoTge ExTRAvAoAxeE,--A gentle
nan, recently from Florida, says that
when shat State seeded, she had four dol
lars and ffty cents in the treasury, and
that every cent of this sam has been ex-
pended d.fsadiRq tts srighfs Of tks -Sou.h."
Can the world s AuuaIs furnish an exam
pie Of equal patriotic liberality and deYo-
don9 2
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WHRAT CORy. COTTON. TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 4 to weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton 8 St. Louis Railroad and the Eankakee
and Illinois rivers, q distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 40 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies III great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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BRAllLlAM an.
nR. REN NER!s
BRAZILIAN OIL.
let the Afflicted EUeryvhers Try Il and Re-
4pard Il aceordi1g 10 IL Merit

y = y W. wy % 70 TT 70
Tho proprelor Is full, aware that the land 4 full 70
repetition with lnmenfs. rlnbrOeHtiOns rublhcients
&c, and each nishI v suppose was either tho Mol.
" Of Fgypi, or tho Oath,icOn VI tireece, brought
orth from the lfaiien temple uf Medical Science BY
the magic power u an Orrmasfrrng mind, so truly
Fgn- NUS are their Operations on paper
oner mine, shall tell yuu ihai IL 4 The bosf Z
what nOalruu Vehdfr mat has not 0uthed that word
gain aud ugtlu I'LL L l. sm. her than he eY-
rolling pebDle IN he broOk Then what shall 1
ay tell YOU 10 TRY Ir. Get y.'u faith By tho god
,orks Nhich pelfgrmeth. Believe, when you Feel
,ni See, aud holvic- when Il tb N de you Whulpl
ong ysnrB VI trid Ia my priYHte pracilce aud noue
Jut Whui you Shall e-ieeu q Better Ftisnd be-.
tsg often met In be sick rUOH. The Brazilian uit
Ill cure Inflammation, bOth acute and Chrunie ;
NcrUfilous SW lllug3, partially auchylUsea lOimts
,ozrthr at, Quinsy, hruralgla, Chronic Enlarge.
n pts " The JOius Strains, BrHisrs, Lame Backs
nj Agus In the Brrast, With a RAPiDIrY aud
CEhIA STf unknown 70 any Oth-' embroc Itiou In
-, aud u many ra where all other remedies have
ftlrd. For s1lrby 2. s. W. RlCHAHDSOS, No. -
UvtrVit-sL, Cleveland, v.
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ILLINOIS

ulation Of LIZ, Geo, and q soil capable Of sup
porting %, ,000, 900. No State "a Che valley Of
the Mississippi oilers 90 great an inducemenf 70
the settler IS the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions of ell
mate and soil so admirably combine 70 produce
those Two great staples, Co.'s and WIFI.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as On these
deep, Tich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the Terre Haute, Alton 81.
Louis Railroad, a distance Of nearly 200 miles, Is
well afanted to Winter
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TAIL0RING9

.GENTLEbfEN'S ULoTHEs ULEAN-
N ING, Renoyuting and Needing abhshmenE
ElkEcI1 AGHhs Tailor, No. ~ PrOspect street, viii
hsre tftef attention tOcieani17i ren0gatlpR
md nsndlnG Gen tleu1en elolhlng. Iie hpa iesin
ties tor doing bis work In the best manner Geptla
Insl Eil 91l for their plRrsst during these tgsd
80 - eIsfAtks Aeaf 9 eE11eiG aliH N
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PLUMBING.

D P. BOWER, LIoNoED PLUMBER
Os No lOl Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
llact0rs aud Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrants, Brass and Plated
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
Pipe, Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials OF all
Kinds.
BS- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended to. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc.
Gutad tan7
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DR.. Renner's Balm OF Gllead ointment,

FOR THE MILLI0N-nOt magnetic ointment to
crack the mortar Joints Of your constitution by It's
wonderfully devised eeeotTic organism, but a plan,
cOmmOnsensed yin ment that the People want fUr
gher sores, their BVs, their Burns their Cuts their
upen kelOns, their Fever Sores, their Carbuncles,
lhelr IN 1sand and Une trivial ailments that are
QUICKLY CURED By first rate Ointment saving
much iime and sunering, and OuentiIne 10 much ex-
cent na-Ihe above Medicines are for sale by Drug
gists Generally throughout the country. Address
q. ). W. RICHARDSON, GenI Agent,
augl:kZ7 Box S5S, Cleveland, Ohio
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TIE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Com Is from 90 to so bushels per acre. Cat
Tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits L Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries OF Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
Yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of So miles on the Branch and
14l miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat. Corn.