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The Portland daily press., 1862-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICE ES.


DEAFNESS CuRgD-Mrs. ". G.. Brown will be at
the Preble House for one week.
remarkable case of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. NJ G. Brown, Professor the + e
and Ear and proprietor of Poor Richards Eye Water
a. Bartlett j. Decoster, No. Halls Court, Port
land give this certificate to certify that have been
deaf from child, and for twelve years past have
been quite deaf have spent hundreds of dollars
without receiving any benefit whatever. Last Sat
urday went to the Preble House and made arrange
ments for Mrs b. to treat me for deafness. In "a
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house can stand in the cellar and
hear the clock fick ia the partor. Grateful TO God
for his great deliverance, heartily commend her
mode of treatment TO all who suffer as have done
Every kind of diseased and weak eyes, also Cstarrh
healed, and cure warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS. NJ. c. BROWN,
Nov. 1S-tf 410 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
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OFFICERs DIsMIssED.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer publishes the names of eighty officers
who have been dismissed from the service of
the United States. The following New Eng
land names appear in the list:
Captain Thompson, 22d Massachusetts,; 1st
Lieut.. Stearne, 4th Maine; I'd Lieut. Carlen,
9th Massachusetts; lst Lieut.. Shute, 22d do. /:
I'd Lieut.. Mckay, 22d do; I'd Lieut.. Judson,
18th do, absent without leave, dismissed the
service; Capt. Marozorvier, 9th New York
Battery, retaining government horses for his
private use: Lieut.. Sullivan, 10th New Hamp-
shire, insulting and attempting personal vio-
lence upon woman while his command was
on the march; Capt. Marshall, llth Connecti-
cut, resigning in manner disrespectful to his
commanding officer; Capt Hosford, llth Con-
necticut Volunteers, rendering his resignation
in manner dsrespectful to his commanding
officer.
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yB- The Saco Democrat says that last
Tuesday night the house of Dr. John A. Ber-
ry, in that town, was entered by burglars, and
money and silver plate to the value of $500,
was stolen therefrom. The entrance was eff
ieced by means of a false key to the front
door. The thieves took all they desired from
the lower rooms, hut did not enter the cham
bers where the family slept. No one of the
family was aroused, and nothing of the bur-
glary was known until morning.
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DIED.

In Bath Nov 23d. Mrs. Elizabeth N. wife Of the
late Elkanah sprague. Esq. aged 90 years days.
Ia Wateryille Nov lith Mr.. Charles Runnells aged
about 27 years
In Madison Nov 3d. Mrs. Betsey rect of the late
Gof Moore, aged 81 wears.
In soon Nov sth. Elisha Coolidge ESQ.,, aged 7s
In Augusta Nov 9Th, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, aged
So years.
In 81 Adams Oct 10th, of diptheria Mrs Henrietta
NJ, wife of Seldom sonle, aged % years.
Iu Cornville Sept 2oth Jedediah Flanders, aged J5
In Ana Nov. sth, Mrs. Mary Jane. wife of L. NJ
Dutton, aged 2T years.
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BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED.

In this city Nov 23d, by Rev. Mr. Tuckermau Dun
can VI. Ross and Miss Nancy Freeman, both of this
city,
In Harpswell Nov. %. by Rev II. b. Mitchell. Rob-
ert Ii Blake and Miss Augusta A. daughter Of Capt.
Geo Williams all of ii.
In Belfast Nov Sd. Charles H. Frost. of Thorndike,
and Mrs. Harriet VI. Brown. of Belfast.
In Belfast Oct Both. Roscoe Holmes and Miss Sarah
l.. Moore both of b.
In Searsport Nov l3th Capt. Albert F. Gilmore, of
Stockton, and Miss Emily J. Park, of Searsporf
In Winterport Nov. 18th, by Rev. W. T. Jewell.
Rev B. a. Chase, of 4th Me- Reg, and Miss Carrie
NJ. Rich, of W.
In Rockand Nov llth Cyrus Sherman and Miss
Emily A. Perkins, both of r.
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DISASTERS.

The bark VI Trout went ashore West Chop,
Holmes Hole. ON the morning of the 23d. but was
hauled oil without damage.
Sch IL Lanfare. from New York for New Orleans
which put into Baltimore last September, in distress
has repaired, and proceeded on the 18th inst.
Bark W HolbroOk Gooding. at New Y ork from
Havana, had very weather the entire passages
has been 10 days of Hatteras 9th inst while furl-
ing the mansail. Thos knowles fell from the main
yard breaking his right leg and bruisng himself We
ry badly 1th while lying to, shipped carrying
away head knees and splitting stem badly, and also
port eathead
Brig Black Hawk before reported wrecked at Or
ange Key, went ashore night of the Sth inst
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Move naber 25.
ARRIVED.

Tue saay, November %.
ARRIVED.
Brig Stella. (of Richmond) Lilly, sIatanzas
Brig Allen, Ray, New York. to load for Cuba
Brig Windward, Roberts, Boston, to load for Cuba
Sch L Warren. Jordan, Ellsworth.
Sch ID HAYES. Blackwood, Eastport for New York.
Sch Coral. Kent Bangor for Roxbury.
Sch Ruth Thomas, Perkins, j L Merriam Clark
and Challenge. Bullock. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Col Hanson Frisbee, Bangor for kittery.
Sch Pilot, Robinson, fremont for Salem
Sch Starlight. Stanley, Cranberry Isles for Boston
Sch Alpine, Elliot. Bath for Boston.
Sch Oceanica, Winchenbach. Waldoboro for Bos-
ton.
Sch Charleston Packet. Derry Gardiner for Boston
Sch Mariel, kaler, Waldoboro for Boston.
:, Steamer New England, Field. st John NIB for
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark VI J Colcord. Colcord for Havana by John
Lynch & Co.
Brig Mansania. Havens, Havana, by Chase Bros
Brig Wild Hunter. CBrI Marshall Halifax, by Geo
ii Starr.
Brig Ma4atlan Merryman. Boston. Hophni Eaton.
Sch Lark, lBrl Macomber, Windsor Ms, master
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton, Boston, j Brown
Sons.
The fine brig Christie c. Colson, of about 2so tons,
was launched from the yard OF Mr.. Alexander Gill
more, at Calais, on the sth inst. She has been pur-
chased by Capt Saml Colson, and Others, of Belfast
Capt G. will command her.
superior white oak ship, of about IL 90 tons and
built by the Messrs Setson Brothers, at Newcastle,
was launched from their yard on Friday Austin
HaH Co. have on the stocks. and about ready for
launching, bark OF about 500 tons. The bark Two
Brothers, OF about the tonnage of the abve and
built by VIM Hitchcock & Co., was recently lauuch-
ed and ready for sea. Capt &. IL. Goudy, of Brs-
tol, commands her.
The new brig Bickmore. Tracey left Bath on
Saturday 10th, and arrived at Baltimore Wednes-
day night, making the run in four days the quickest
trip record.
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State Teachers Association.

The Fourth Annual Meeting of the Maine
Teachers Association, commenced in the city
of Bangor yesterday. We shall furnish syn
opsis of the proceedings
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~ Speaking of a wreath of flowers recent
ly presented to the husband of the lady men-
toned, the Argus says: 1T was highly appre-
ciated, especially by Mrs. Mcclellan, and ,oas
tied at the end ,eih red, ,ohite and blue rib
bons"
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SOMETHING NEW.-Please call and examine
Mrs. FoY's PATENT CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER,
which is a new and very desirable article. 1t is
Corset, kirt-Sapporter and Bishop combined. La
dies and Misses using ii need no other of either.
Price s12j, which is cheaper than the Corset alone
and serves the wearer both For sale only by
II. c. LOWELL & son, Agents,
noyll edit l29 Middle Street.
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~ The Houton Times notices that de-
sertions from H. M. Regiments now stationed
in St. John, are becoming of frequent occur
renee.
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IMPORTS.

VERA CRUZ-Brig Casfilian, ito arriye)--60 bales
cotton. IL bags do. to Jonas III Periey.
ELIZABErIIPoRT NJ = Brig Annandae - $50
sacks salt l25 tons pig iron, 400 empty bbis to order.
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DR.. p. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room,
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where he viii attend to al-wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at ofiice,.. ..............S20 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. e,............ so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. 80
Each subsequent visit at residence. 100
August l6, 1s62.--tf
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FOREIGN PORTS

from New York June7
Ar at Valparaiso Oct l4th, ship Crusader. Hill a.
days from Boston. - -
Sailed from Maranham Oct 10th, ship Law
renee. Murray, ST Domingo.
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst. ship Neptune's Favor
ite. Emmerton, Caliao.
AZ Lagnayra 2sth ult brig Hannah, Allen, from
New York. wig.
AZ 8 Kits 18th inst, sch Antelope Barnard, from
New York. rcpg.
AT St Thomas 10th inst, bark Teresa Foster, for
Maracaibo.
:, AZ Ponce 18th inst bark Tivoli, Brown for New
York. via Turks Island, days.
Al Arroyo 18th inst. brig Thomas Owens Petten-
giii Tor Inagaa; sch Telegraph, Rogers fin Norwich
via 81 Thomas. with loss of sails disg
Sailed from East Harbor 10th inst bark Tempesf
for New London.
AZ Nassau Mp 14th inst. ship Esther, Leslie from
ashore. as before reported
CD at st John NIB 22d, ship Rochambeau, Snow,
for London.
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Room Papers.
Bailey 81 NOyes.
BOOK PUBLISHERS,
Sc, IS d 6s Exchange ST., Portland.
F.w. BAILEY. JAMES MOVES.
noy25 4wd&w23

Loan to the City Of Portland.
CRY OF PORTLAND,
rreasurer's Office. Nov. 25. 1862.
DROP0SALS will be received at this Office until
Il "wednesday. Dec. 81, at ~ O'Clock NJ. for the
purchase of Bonds issued by the City of Portland for
municipal purposes to the amount of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TEN YEARS TINE. at the rate of interest of FIVE
PER CENT. per annum The Bonds will be dated
December l, 1852 and issued in sums of $500 and
$1,000 with semannua coupons both payable in
Portland and purchasers will be required to pay the
accrued interest till their payments for the same.
The right 10 reject proposals deemed satisfactory
will be reserved HENRY II. LORD, Treasurer
MOVES edtdec3
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PaysIcIAS AND SURGEoS.-H. A. LAMB, N. D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Me.
Particular attention paid to Surgery. including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-26

A Coon SPRING BED has become an almost indis-
pensable article not only of comfort and necessity,
with every family, while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfnlness beyond
question.
No invalid should be without
As an evidence of the superiority of
CoREY'S "PREBLE" SPRING BED
all Others is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind.
October l. 1862. If
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Something N ewy

Something Newt
THE BLONDIN SKATE, (Patented.)
0NHESE Skates are intended to cover deficiencies
Il of skates heretofore made, and especially In La
dies and Gents SHAKES with the Patent Ankle Sup
ports, which need only to be and tried to insure
for them a ready sale They made from the best
materials, latest styles. aud of superior workman
ship. Any person can learn TO skate well in les than
one-tourth OF the time, by using the Patent Ankle
Support-and they are especially useful for those
having weak ankles For sale BY
,CHAS. DAY, Jr., III Middle st.
noy26 3w [Argus please copy.
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Review of the Market.

For the week ending Nov 26, 1852 prepared express.
ly for the PRESS by Mr.. NJ. N Rich.
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SPOKEN.

tanzas for Portland
New York for 81 Croix
Nov 18TH lat 43 q. Ion 30. ship b Cutting Malo-
ney. from Liverpool for New York
Nov IL. lat 35. lon 72l sch Sarah James from
Boston for New Orleans
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Letter from the Army.

The following is an extract from recent
letter of an officer in the army of the Potomac
TO his friend in this city:
CAMP NEAR WARgENToN, VA,
Nla..ln ,l.r.t0 {
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PASSENGERS .

PASSENGERS
In brig Castilian. at Holmes Hole. from Vera Cruz
for Portland-Capt Small, w Small and Crock
err of Massachusetts; q A Ill., of Yarmouth: G Full
ler of City of Me Aico II Cameron. of NYork.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Wednesday November 26
stN HIGH WATER
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Note.-We wish ii to be understood that our quo
tations represent prices of large lots from first hands,
unless otherwise stated and that in filing small
ders, igher rates have to be charged.
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/s,APpIAGE BOLTS Of all sizes, cheaper than 8
1 Wholesale 10 Gale q. A.&T.A. BURR.
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SHERIFFS SALE-JoST.

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss Circuit Court
of Grant County, Wis. Valentine Weber, Plaintiff
against Adam Just, Defendant
BY virtue ofa Of execution ed tot the above
PANIED Court in favor of the above named PeiRtiT and
against the above named Defendant, to directed
and delivered, and for want OF goods and chattes Of
the Defendant whereon 10 lew, bave by the Girec
ton Of the Plaintiff levied upon all the right title
and interest which tie said Defendant had the 18Th
day of November 1852 or has since acquired il and
TO the following described real estate to-wIt;
Lot number eleven III ia ocS number wenty-soy-
en- (27) Ia the village 81 GassyIle Giant County, Ais
eonsn, as appears on the recorded map and platt Of
SAID village which SAID land lot will the 9th
day Of December A. p 1862 at the hour of IL O'Clock
tho forenoon of sad day offer for sale aid will sell
the highest and best dde for cash ia hand, at the
outer door of the house in the village OF Lancls
ter Grant County, wa. Said sale viii be made to sat
isf the Judgment this amounting to the Of
Gfty-sIx dollars damages with costs and interest aud
costs accruing -pSod SheiiHs Office, Lancaster, No
ycnlLer TO- A. y 1862 i. X. CliEoEBR0,
o26sy Under sheriff.
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= HERlFF'S sALE-DUNN.

State Of Wisconsin. County Of Cant, ss.- CfAcuit
Court OF. Grant county, Wisconsin. A 81. B6 ee
Plaintiff against JOhu Dunn, Deferd1nt.
BY virtue o q writ OF execution issued out Of the
above named Il in favor OF the above named Pan
against tie above named ID lendant, 10 direct
ed and delivered and for want Of goods and cattels of
the Defendant wherein to levy, nave by direction Of
the Plaintiff lie; ed upon all OF the right title and inter-
est which the said Defendant had the lst day Of
November A. u. 1892 has since acquired in and to
The following described real estate, TO wit:
The southwest quarter OF tbs southwest quarter Of
Sec nine (9; he sf Of the norgh-oasi quarter OF
section No Il the south east quarter Of tae south
east quarter OF Section No eight (sJ-ai IA Tow snb
No 60, Range No i've (3) west OF the fiur prn
cipal meridian, in Grant Co, Wisconsin, which said
lands will, the 24th day Of December, A. ID. 1852
st the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
offer for sale and wi sell TO the highest and best bid
ner for cash in hand at the outer Of the court
house in the vilsge of Lancaster, Grant Co.. Wis.
said sale will be made 10 satisfy te judgment in this
case amounting % the Of snty-ave aud ~.
lOoths dollars damage, vita and interests ANA
Ct cts accruing Datel sAerfs Office, cafierNo-
" mber 10, ln62. I. r. CIlESEBRO,
226w Under Sheriff
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TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
I4andfor Sale.

esubscribei oersfor sale in lots suit purchasers
and the most liberal terms to paymentsand time the
folloNing lands, all lying and on either side 1.-THE
Military road, in the Town of Wingvic Grant County,
Wisconsin:
sec 0, Town 6, N. Range ] Wsst--C40 acres
N5s OF Sec. ~, Town 8, N. Range West-320 acres.
vi. ofsec 10, Town 6, N. Range l West $40 acres.
swI{ Of sec y. Town 6, n. Range1 Wet-le0 acres.
F1s ofnyg56 OF Sec. %, T. 6, y. Il. W-S0 acres.
sFtsr parleulars inquire of fhos j Green Co., at
WingviIe or A. D. Mills the premises, agents for
Miles White Baltimore, Nd.
The uroperty is situated two miles west of Wngville
40 fairly divided between prairie and timber pr
fectly adopt,d for farming Theselands located in
the highest parts the county, bnt contain severa v
inc sprnrs and water may be had by digging
Wingylle June 18th, 1900 II
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Land Advertisements.
SALE OF FORE TIED
Mortgaqed Lands.

OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS of School and Universft,
Lands, Madison, Dane Co., Wis, October /, 1862
The following described lands in Grant County hay
been forfeited by of nonpayment Of interest mp
that the same will be offered at Public Auction and
sod TO the highest bidder at the Office OF the Secreta
of December A. D., 1862 unless redeemed ac-
corling to law. Said sale TO commences at o'clo k,
M, and continue from to day until all Of said lands
shall have been offered
The minimum price at which such lands win be Of
fered viii be the amount named opposite each tract,
tnnder the heading 'sTotal due State, which
includes the amount of loan; the interest the first
day of January, A. D. 1868; three per dauages
the taxes which have been returned against such lands
and the costs of Advertising the same
Said lands will be sold subject TO all taxes which
may, at the time of the sale, be due thereon Other
conditions of sale win be- announced By the Commits
sieners at the opening of the SALE
JAMES T. LEWIS. commissioners OF School
SAsIL ID. HASTINGS
JAMES II. HOWE and University Lands
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NJ 4 z BE


NOZZLE --M AHOOD-In Lancaster Nov. 4th, by
Rev, d. Matlock. SIR Edward Nor ey 10 Mrs. Susan
Mahood, all OF Lancaster, the 70. aged S. the lat.
ter GO ye0Ts hr. horiey is native OF England, tic
Stephen Manhood Esqr. The venerable couple have our
thanks for liberal share OF wedan g!eake May they
yst long live and be happy.
McKINNEY-B0R Mlvine, Nov 6 b. Rev
Reed, Charles w. McKenny of Lancaster to Mary Il,
Borah o. Melville.
CALYIN--GRl SWoLD-Ta Fennim0 e, Oct. 80, by
Rev lawson, jacob CALVIN, to Eliza A. Giiswod, -a
of Marion.
EAT0N-B2IGGs- Prairie du Chen, Oct Is, by
Rev Clinton, Aly1 Eaton Of PTai RE du ClieD Anne
Tia E. Briggs, OF rafton.
HoFF2IANs E-BuCHACKER-In Potosi oct H. By
F'snk H'il, hsq Samuel II ananse 70 Margretha Buc
haekeg,-a 81 r0tosi.
BURGESS MURPHY-1n Jamestown oct. q, bg
=. 9 Higgins, Fsq Eli Bur- less to Julia A. Murphy
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| ENTERTAINMENT TO BE REPEATED.
The entertainment which came off on
Friday evening last under the direction and
management Of the Ladies' Soldiers did
Society Of Lancaster, was SO largely at
tended and successful that the entire parts
are to be repeated on Thursday evening OF
tbs week, by general request--at the Con-
gationa church as before. Several addi-
tions and Improvements viii be made and
the performance be shortened, as the ac-
tors will be more familiar with their re-
spectiye parts.
Mr. 1. A. Burr has the credit Of designing
and arranging the series of Tableaux, and
for instructing the several classes for the ex-
hlbition. Great must have been the cost
IN time and pains in drilling the recruits
for public performance which passed
without criticism and with entire favor.
Expenses for the wardrobe had been as
profuse as that Of time and patience; each
set in the series appeared with different
dress, including styles to represent the orr
entail, leraldric, comedian, fantastic, pas
toral, Swiss high and low life, dc. all of
the richest color and pattern. The scene
~ was hung with patriotic emblems and
domestic reminders Of home and comfort in
the days ere we parted with the old folks
and came west.
The interludes were relieved with mu-
sic by Miss EDDY and pupils, with piano
accompaniment, and in turn by Joe Bar
nett's lnmical string Baud The exercises
were announced in order by Mr.. j. J. Bar
Der. We are unable to me the several
actors, little and big, who represented the
liteIess ideals, as they appeared SO unlike
any persons we have ever seen about town.
We advise ali to attend the next enter
tainment on next Thursday evening.
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disease. cold settles somewhere In the body and on"
structs its natural functions. These, not reviewed.
react pon themselves ana tic surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggrayation, suffering, and disease
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangement
take Ayers pills. and how directly they restore tao
natural action of the system and with u the Duoyant
feeling health again What true and so apparent In
this trivial complaint Is also true IN many
of the and dangerous disempers The same
purgatve effect expels them. Caused by similar obstrue
tons and arrangement Of the natural functions 81 the
body they rapidly and many Of them surely cured
by the Mono who know the virtues 81 these
Pills will neglect TO employ thein when suffering rom
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians 10 some OF tho
principal cities and from other we'll known pebble per-
Eom Forwarding Merchant If 81. louis, Ftb 4, 1883
DR.. AVER: Your Pills tho paragon of all that II
great III medicine. They have cured my little daughter
ucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long griov
osy afflicted with bloches and pinples her skin and
in her hair After child cured, she also tried
49, 49,. - asa MORO RIDGE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-11

GE None but a physician knows how
much reliable oltratipe is needed by the
people. On all sides of us, in all commu-
mites everywhere there are nultitudes that
suffer from complaints that nothing but an
olteratIre cures. Hence a great many Of
them have been made and put abroad with
the assurance Of being efectual. But they
fail to accomplish the cures they romise
because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they claim. la this state Of the case, Dr.
J. Q. Aye. & Co., Of lowell, have supplied
us With compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
which does prove t, he the long desired
remedy. It's peculiar difference from other
kindred preparations in market IS that it
cares the dieases for which it is lccommen-
ded, While they do not We are assured
Of this fact by more than one of our intel
ligent Physicians in this neighboIhood
and have the further evidence cf'our own
experience Of its truth Tennessee Far
mer, Nashville, Tim.
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All Kinds of Dry Goods,

Clothing, Hats and CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Hardware
Irockery Groceries, Nails, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Etc, Etc.
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Grant Mills. N, Y. 9Th. 1859

Mr.. EDrroR:-PIease notice for the
benefit Of the New York Home Insurance
Company, that am thankful to them for
paying me their loss Of $3.50, caused by
The burning Of my house at Bridgeport,
thu same insured by said company-S.
Lester OF Prairie du Cnien, agent. SO far
as | am concerned, | cordially recommend
said company. ANTON SCHMIDT.
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To TEAcIERs.-We learn by letter
from Mr. A. S. Osborn, who writes from
Taftoa, dated yesterday, that Snpernten-
dent Parsons is confined to his room
with rheum tism and will be unable to fill
bis appointments for axlmiai ng Teachers
at the time announced, except the one at
IaIton on the 18th and 10Th Nov. Tech
ers from a distance may attend at Tafton
at that time, but he cannot say when he
can fill bis appointments at Boseobel and
Mu,coda.
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SEwIT7 AAcmSEs.-Nr. John T. Nc
Bride Of faf.on is local and general
agent for cheap sewing machine adver-
u'od % our paper and which, 50 far as the
kind hrs been tried in Lancaster has been
approved as being Just as COOL fer all use
as the dear priced ones. There are sever
al IN use about town, and the owners are
satisfied with them. They cost but 10
%, the hand draft i light and the stitch
substantial Agents wanted.