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REAl ESTATE.

w ESTERN LAND.-H. h. LIT
w TIE, Of the late Arm OF Little Eeyes has
constantly on bad large quantity Of hne Farming
Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange
for city country Real Esiats OF Personal Properly.
once with RouB5 Jennings, Marble Block slpe-
rior-St. mayis:R26
r YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE.-Keepsa great variety Of arms
and City Property for Sale or Rent Also, choice
Farming Lands IL Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri. Once No. 6, AtERter Building
Cleveland, Ohio. feb6.Rt
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYES,
l. Cformarly Of the firm Of Littles 3 Keyes,) has
o6anad Zeal Egtaie Once IN Rou5e'l Block corner
q superor-St. and Public square and has eon5anly
o hand several thousand acres Of FIRST einty llrn-
inq Lands In the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin ana MS
1olri 10 exchange for city country propertYs sg
for al kids Of personal proportT. Part casl 80 y
necessary. HRElNAa'
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The reports from McClellan's army are
that the sanitary condition of the men is
good and that they are in good spirits and
ready for the continuance Of their work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-10

The Bloomington Paragraph CIllihois}
hss q letter from its army correspondent
a. Jackson, Tenn, which states that Gen.
John A. Logan (late Representative in
Congress Of = EgyptH recently made a
speech to his soldiers wherein he declared
that be had been long enough nosed about
By Southern politicians, and had seen
enough Of their cursed institution, and
hoped never to sheathe his sword until it
was fhoroughly wiped out. Six months in
I the Union service wiz make almost any
Denocrst who has eyes and . heart feel
jest %.
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~ litizols wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
eo2re Iralng or Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
q stevens Omnibus LiRe, By leaving their addresa
q TIC 0nnibqs once, isT suporior-Sf next door to
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SEDlSlN FS nave HOW been before the Duh-
lie TOR period of Thirty years and during that time
have maintained high character in almost every part
OF the globe for their ext aordinasy aud immediate
power OF restoring perfect health persons suffering
liable
The following are among the distressing variety O,
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
are well known t. be ualIible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first an secoo
stomachs aud creating flow of pure healthy bile in.
stead OF the stale and acrd kind: Fla uIrncy loss OF
Appetite heartburn hea6ache Restie.sne.s ltempe'.
Anxiety Larguur ond me ianchoy, which are the gen
eral symptoms t Dysprlsia VII! vanish n,turuI
n,eQe Of its cure.
to>T1VENEss, by cleansing Tie whole length of the IN.
ttstnes with Noveht process. aud with sui violence;
all vioeut purgcs leave Tie bowels cost, { within we
days.
FEvERs of ali kinds ty rest orne the h,ood to ~,
ula circulation through the process respiration IL
ms Cases, and the thorough solution oi ali iuestn
obstruction in others.
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time. 10y removing local inf ti.atiOn from the muscles
and ligaments CT the JOINTS.
DkoPsIEs of AL kinds by tte1lng ana strengthen in,
the kfdneys and bladder; they Operate de isul
on thee important organs, and hence have been
ionnd certain remedy for the worst Of Gravel
Also WORMS ty oisodsing from the urnngs of the
bowels the sy natter to which these creatures uqher
SCURVY. ULCERS and lhyeterate Sores Uy the prtec:
purity which these Life Medicines to the Diopl an4 all
the humOrs
scoRBUTIc FRuPrIors snd bad CompIe>Iors b, th.i,
alterane effect upon Tie fluid thft iced the s& ano
hc morbid state ot which occasions AL eruptvp com
The of these PMS for very short true v! etrc
an entire cue OF SAT- khcur and Il srreinE improve.
mtnt IN he ciealneSs Of the skin 'bmnuu =, Ids aud
lnhaenza wi alwa.s be cured by do OF tNo in
HE worst
iiLEs The original proprietor nj thee ior1it,nes
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Lie Medicines alone
FEVER AND hG"E-- EOr Ibis scourLc oi The Ne>ler.
country these NeGicmes vii! be ,unl sale. 81 ctd,
srH Ceitaa Ieruecy brler IN d:cme' leave e si stem
ulicct 20 .ciuan Of the Gise,,e Il cure D. tle., tr,
Cines IS lCriualtt Try item be satisfied a!d ty et
BILIOUS FEVtRS AID Live. con- PLAIET~.---OItIcl,.
Debility OF rpetIte Diseases ~ Fenas--'h. Ne.
cnes hav- been used Nth the most hc ehc'u resujte j.
cases Oi thS description Kings + ~. auI Scrotu'a
III its worst forms, tlds o tlc mild yet pavrrtu H.
iluu o. these Iemarkate Medicines, Aig't Sweet.
Nervous Debility Ney Compdirrs of IN glnu.. Tai.
pitaohs o the Heart, Painters COh, speedy cu;.
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MEGCUEIAL DIsEAsES- Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired hy the nuiicious Mercurl
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MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 CO A. N Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put - bottles,
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle, ant f.. ing the
hair Of any person. young or old, there is no. qual in
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ui.roi any Of the fashionable eN.rac4 eicr reign
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80 the Regencraor before retiring at night and
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lS nothinc your hair hut these preparations, and
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Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p. VIII
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be addressed.
L. T. PIERCE,
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L. T. PIERCE,
Wholesale ard Re Ill Ayens.
247yII ONTPEI.IE v"
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MRS. WILSON'S
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Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
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"L unhssitatingiy pronounce At an M,1lnabie arti-
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g. A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry nl, Manchester,N n II.
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REV G. RUSSELL, Lttleton, N II.
November !.
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Rtv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Fl
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MoFFAT,s
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BrTTFRs

1NHESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub.
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nave maintained nigh character in almost every part
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under hear every kind disease t. which human flesh Is
liable
rha tollu,rina ars arnon.. .l,. ai....-.. .-.
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TEE EtAY &gsgN0E. BEF.g..
247.yl

4 NEW SINGING BOOK FOR Day schools, called he
"a DAY SCUOO. BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
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cover 30 Sl5 per r0 bound, 81 cents S22 per
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20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at :.
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to the highest rank IN American journasm-to per
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UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND TIE LAWS
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Administration hearty and vgoro support. because
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1t will oppose peace itself till the success of the
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veor till federal property is recovered and federal
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Grande.
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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WAR
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orld, especially, large space Will be given to
CULTURE.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-01

who was rcpulsod three li.n,. .,.,.
back to their Qualifications a, 'c'
en'iianSed US and We retrea,e4 70 '"'
oreastwofks and were surrounded ,af
determined 10 rccross the Comlo.,"o
river, which we did under 10. ''sl
hre Ihis was about 3 s'cl.ck Sa"?f
nigh, We lost all our iorsos '.'''y
cqupagc, aud eleven gun, a,i. nus,
thrown into the river. /. is NJ, Luor
whether the enemy has crossed 49, "'''Nh
Coils Powell Battle strait. '''er
Cummings, are wounded. Snr,. 'ua
Morton, Dclany, and CBR. are nr;. seohs
Our regiments were all cnyargd ~
jors Fogg. and Shields. arc w. wa
the former in tie hip Gen. Z,ll,o"'opea'
body was not recovered Opr cs
numbered 5000 We are -till e, Jioes
back. railing
Nashville, Jan. 2i-The mos, roli.,,.
Information received here ia ,o ,bo ' a,si'
that but two hcgimcuts Col Ra,%.,'
Tennessee, md Col Slatham's Me- Ne
s.ppi-wore engaged in the fob, as
Mil Spring Iheestima,es a, ,1,ahi pva'
wounded, aud prisoners, vary from ' ,h'''
- five hundred ''''' Three
Gen. trlttcnden with nearly nj, /.
force, IL now at Monticello ST. aus
equipments are being sent him T,a
O"uiederates spiked thnir carno, lug
threw them Ia the river Tho "uu
got Ont one cannon hut thcv nl,o "9.
about 1000 horses and mules md s su,
wagons. All our store were bnrnoS NV
prevent them falling into the bands !,
thr enemy StragElcrs. returning fr.n
the conflict speak very freely rer ,.a'
ing The cause Of THO disaster IL.
excitement and Indignation exists basa
10 consequence. "e'e
me reports from Bowling Green On.
h'm The washing away Of the nou,oan
"i'dge hnd The newly can@trpcted ~.
ton ct the Green River Bridge he IT,.
late ircshet Buell. is reported ,o ba re
evacuated Mnmfordsville. and gopo ~
one knows whittier. ~
WILMINGTON. eu 2t--A beavy ,.;..
rom the east northeast prevailed aa
last night and day. up to s o'el,eL
tins evening Nothing now from ,bo
coast except an apparent wreck drii,is,,
shorewnrds this morning, fifteen mia.
cast OF New Inlet
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sxS- We take plenadrc ~ ealing attention
n the advertisement Ct j Marshall. Esq \
good tannery Though Il may be tor individual
profit, .an oB,erpfzc of great public utility.
al lie cotton or wool factory iron or salt
works. or good mill, ought 70 be enc sresl
While our armies ere engaged IN tstlins oar
ba,.les, au1 our Government employed IN iuan-
cial .chomes to sustain the immense cost Of Che
war. the country may be materially benefited
b. those having the means and The energy 10
providing those essential articles which We have
been Ia the habit Of procuring IRON abroad bu'
which We mgst row make At home or do with
Gu. THIS county alone bas becn 10 the habit
Of purchasing from abroad at Iessl $4,000 IN
boots and shoes. Those cor be made at home
and a, handsome profit, blockade or no block.
ole Mr. Marshall informs us tia, he vii also
establish ahoe factory In double Quick time
ss soon as BE can gc, out leather. Let us all
lad hin our assistance.