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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

9ret &tnber pertrann t.-0cr(ebte Wche
trannte bas Saus eins5 irilhen 0armers. @amsns
Sotn Sarrisan, 3 Wlsilsn ron t6afinss, Wiinnslcta,
niener, uno 3 Ginser famsn In ~csn,isltcn nm. Ser
9atsr rHists i'm Ssles unp bic muttsr mar ,t einsm
Nabbar sssansen. I'm Sade 81 bcrssn, in Die man
AM Sage rarauf Msi;sn iiQsn trcnts. Sic 6inesr,
5, 3 mp 2 Sabre alt, marsn i'm 6auis sinsslHlci<
fen unr eas Ssusr nnuS sntitancsn isin, inrsm nas
in Ger glabs bss Sfsns itebsnbs gstt in grano sss
ristb. &ls bic gltsrn Die @ranb itatte errsihtsn, mas
rem bic &inner tsrsits 81 @ihs rsrsebrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Observation-Disclosures

sieue aalsnser fir 1851 Inp bein, lnts3danstea ron ieSi
al III nl9i spenssr ais $50 peri9erensn SOrtea lts ss,.
rdtbi1.
St made ferner bas seiantn,te beutiGe pubIfun, gum Tub.
%'eritreu auT eeatfte Sruruale rnb Wonatstefte aufmerfidm.
3st'tri'sn mic ~Sluirirts 9Sslt," ,0 Mtsnlaubs,s s5a.
ienswsrt5 uno psrpen fcbs ppa mir f9nsa unb pan.tit &C.
lfnrt.
Trtec. nblmann,
tsutfte Bud. uup Stretm aterialsn bnnsluns,
80. 23i Sap.pS9lrabs.
G efumbuS. Tpb. q. 81. fprhSn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

Smmer rcrp drts!-SrCs Der tarten 3tttsn
rab totsn g3rsiis nin:mt Oct @srsauf ess dtmt.
fh Satsratus~t sitiaois III. Sis Seute 10 81.
len i'm scbrauhsn, uno iscs 6ausirau, pslde ss
folsrs;a canit mar, ia3t es ibrsr Nahtarin, uno
nafeen ibre Nabtarin ben Ueriub oamit senaht
Eat, iast lie cs ,rieSsr Semane anesrs uno aui oieie
g8siis e~srtrcitst fb isin STUFF bis es ihpar III laasn
1T, irc sr ~ibsrtaurt aufhSrsn triro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Wern has GrIf tpirb siris gebsn,
Werb' I'D, lie .u1lm m%ruudbfn.

- Yaul Der 2ipcitsl lpttht BON Sueas as ben,
rsslisttn Gryt" uno reuise MAIDEN lh ms 10 tes
f%tsunost, as riejenissn, ,rslhs ME gnssl in ~uuiersr
&ranfbsit DEN b~silsncsn Saliam brinaen. go 1T es
nit Msoijiren, Die bsilsn. g9snn mir and niht ben
istsr, Der ie u~srfsrtist 70 s~n,pTnosn mir bod bard
~oisisltsn Oanstatesit ssssn ibn. Wis @isls tabsn
Gruno Dr. @ysr fir feline uhiaG starsn Ssilmittsl ,u
issnen, Die 10 biui9 uno bed 10 miriam lino! Msl'
hs Wobltbatsr Der Oisni9bsit rsroiensn srDbsrs Aus
srfennun8, ais Gisisnissn, trslhs DEN 8Drpcr pcr
Sranfbsit uno frhb;sitissm 8srfaa rotten - Yor,s'
mcutb (N. S. 9a,elte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
4EIEMpUS, q. INV. I0O0. EWN npp u I'm pIbW
s3u pcrfanfen!
3anD, 0duier unD 8aupldte.

36A adsr srtss 9ano, cine Nede Ii Sniit Don 6 olumtas
nit einent bsauenrn Jrane Sauie, guten Barn, badfeinrnea
&autbaus une antersn ReteusebGunen, einern iunesn SbH.
aartsn fruttirasenne apislbdume ~eatbalteno, nnb 8 9fss
bSllant, nit itmere1 gaubols.
Gerner IS ader 3ane, Z Ader eutss SsISanh.
Gerner Is ELDER 9anp, 3 ELDER autss 6ol;Iane.
Bernsr 80 Ader, 2 VPslen ilbSflit bon Columbus, tur6.
aus astlGrt.
gsru.r is Adsr, 2 glslen fibUni9 Bon 6 sIumbus, adts
SpIJanb.
Gerrer Elm Saus unp Qct an 9iterts Sirase in 9 clumtuss
Gin YritbduS unp 4 Yaupl1Be an Glib wutie Game.
Ias pbee Gisentbun, pGrp auf lanss Isrmine perlauf, mtnu
frlges 8emln igl tire. HatsaraSen bel
81. Wertcn,
IN ter SfFoe Der %snieniars.
Columbus, "a. On. 1863. bpuntS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

Sdmrfsr p%eruuSlidt. - Ser Sampisr
Seeumfs9, ron &athej nah Hsr ORLEANS nn'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Columbus, Mos II. '63.-tm ~ 2 nj bp staateIse
WtrfbSbQuS 2u DerfQufen.

Der ln!ersetdnfte IT eeISnnen itfn gut eneeritttts WDirtb4.
baus, g.iesen an Der Ode bon 5pb unb Sienrabe, III ser.
fau'en. DIE Sage fir Elm gSirtbsbaus III portref1i9. DaS
5aus bat "a 3innsr, pbne bic aitte unb Gesinmsr. StaQunS
fir 20 pftrrr, gu;es gSafer, Giferns II. (. 10. Der Gisea-
tbumer wirp biais unb mtsr isbr annebntarsu geetasuusen
p~srsauca.
Som 90. W9iuisan.
Columbus, A. Npp. 1861. 2Wt mod II 2n blbN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
QlbbauDen aefOmmene6 Yfer0.

gpn Der, in Der Fdbe BON 6 pIurtbus ~seIessnen Wsiee rs
Srn. .. q. g5bie bat 0b I'M, BEN 70. October 1863 9etu
rotbb,aunss ooer braunes pierp s~eraufsn. Dahabs II uH.
aefdbr 15H Ga II bob, erca 9 SABRE alt, bat ensn n,ben
8ieden i'm 0eltt, lue, re i'd claude, aub enen resr iwd
ireibe Ointsrfise. Derjeri9e. sselter eaS seea9te pfert ia.
rIdbrtnst ODER 8enntniB stbt, TOO oaftlbt ;u faSen H. wrs
ron benz llrtsreibneten in No tl3 Jrsnt Strase, G~stuuabuS.
D, cine rsi1!iGe SsIobnung erba!ten.
SEC. SO. S6aplsr,
Grlunthua. Nrr IL. 'R2.-1 m b M BIN StnnhtiksY
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
3u perfaufen,
cine arsaeieihnete Garm BON $50 Alder.

FFFH "RVSs0tN5HFV w" W.T. IOV VUtTs
Disls Barn !est Is MsIsn 6ilib non g~riumtus, apila.r
hem StGpiber, aiIfsrspile, an Der NlionalfraBe une BEN
Hnfcrspile Babnbci al Der Ohio Central Giienkabn, g
IIsien Yp, airferspile unb cine ANsde spa benz Batnbof, ia
earriiOn lopnl bp, Hidins Counts, Ohio. 1D Ader fas
seddrt ltp wercen 9egenpdrt9 ais @raaano benupt. Gie
game 5arTl Il! nit elmer reuen uno na~uerbaiteu 5enee umae.
ben unc bat ehatn reiten ffudtbaren 8runb. Ias Naue il
rreaenfDrmis. gut nit Waner serisben, uno bic nea nitt &C.
fGrttn 80 Nder ~relelbsn baben eutes 8aubs,. Gin feineS
bstauenss Slodbaus unp cine srpse neue SGcune ss6nseu
ft paraaf. Ndbsres il su srirassa lei
Sbs. +. @etmere,
Staais- Iushsr's Diff, columbus, Oeer brieFit BIZ
@bas. Vt. &bocss,
Orc. 2. '63. (bibr u Md bis pert.) Raristta, 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Spr buuocrt Sabren

@cr buneert Sabrsn tpuBl' man nihtS
Son SGs, uno Sreibs MaiAsnm;
Mat fcnnts fsin pclltiesr
9si Nsdbleu pisl psroicnsn;
3lrar al MAJ in Amerisa
Sbsn Sausreraut uno Spissl,
9oh nirssnrs las auf sinsm Shilo
MAn: oSaSsrbisr unb Brsssl!"
Ser oh dominion SafTse pct1
a8ar ea nod niht erfunesn;
Hit Golt's &srclrsr fonnte man,
Sod Rismanom rerrunocn;
Ssin v2stnib~ mar ea 10 ~3eIarino,
So dpulih atsencmmtn;
Gum Circus iino bic Diio nod nimt
WPit ibrsn nSrp's" 9'fsmmen.
GaS aneS Sat man allsroinas
8srinrBt Dor bunowt Sabrsn;
Sod @tnas aab's, rcrin pamal5
9ie Seute bsifsr lrarsn:
G5 Dat Der alerrsihlte Wann,
Gcsris Der armite Shlufsr,
@etban, mas jsst 10 risl niAt t6un,
Gle saaltsn fets BEN Srudsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
2lominiifrator's 8erfauf
pom mt.

Sn @sntdbheit eiaer Srore, sslte burt Sas prssate &c.
rbt pcn 5ranfin GUuu,ts, Ohio, benic!igt ppreen III, nerbe
i'd an 81. Otsmter, 1863, UNI 2 ubr 9ta1nhtass, auf BEN
phase, folsencss, in Der Stast s olumbua, 5raniln Gcunts.
Dbio, esssenes 8runbsigenibur1, in ~DHsntliter auction Jun
gerfauf %austieten. nsnlt9 8aupaB 9iU. 80 prn gDiliam
fGagen "a $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Gin Drhtsl baar Ia bic
Slne; Gin Oritsl in eiasln Sdbr uub Gin Erhnl in ,mei Sab.
trpfanu auf Gas s~srsauits Gissntbum ssrsehsut pssssu.
Daniel tSerpitt,
abmiaihratpr BON ssl. SObu u. 8seelss.
ginabart rrs Wca'u1sA aeatsanrdlt..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

gcm Smmar,malb c piro rnitssttsilt, nab G!s
rsr pcm Sabre 1S4S- i849 bic cine Ssits icinss
&aulss nit elmer ihtrars'retbs 9~clrsnsn Uabne csecs
rirte unn Daruntsr Die Snibr'it ieste:
9irfc ste 8arbenprdh,
Sat mid auf ben Aipetg traat.
Sie anbsra Scits ~nstcrir!s or nit ersi Sabnen, els
ner ifnar;sn, elmer rctbsn, elmer ssltsu, uno iArisb
%Garunter:
QSenn has GrIf tprb sinis getsn,
gSerb' tb tie suIanl m%rnndbfn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
elnclnnatler WiarttDeri6t.
GtaeinnGti 1. Ie;br,

- N5E r
Rebl.. @upsrfeinss in, @rrbsa Sc. 60 bis s SIS.
So bisfy fws auf Is Bis 1914 @snts.
WeBporf. aeues siS, in Nadirass.
e 1ra H. neusS. ~ Gents.
8rii9e 9 6infe S34 9ents.
0rDcertes. 5el. HOber 3uder f3A-t5M Gents.
aafn 339 bis 35 Sens Nipla1es 65 bic ~ Gents.
2~Dstssn. Rrtber, better S 1913 bis Sl.2 Gents treSeI
aprn, Sl,l2 fWr ahes. Nsues 50 bic Sc SENS.
Safsr aMs Naafrage ;u S0-3t @ents.
&p9gsa. $l.5-Sl26 Gents fir bslsn. Na9frase
gut.
@erRe. Las bis les ie mad Der GuaIlat. gu!s
NatfraSe.
psu. ssass Gimptbs s % bis go.
adfe ausseiuttsr Us. &. i3-l31a Gsnts.
Butter. Bette biz aus9eiudte q bis Is Gents, quite
tS biz % eents geringe 1918 @su,s.
gier, Is Is tents.
S9prine. Der Yreis nstt auf s6I bis S61aa fit IT'S
Bis tsO .gfunp ibusrs unS S Ga bis S 7 fir 200 bis go
piunp i4here.
Dsarftprcis BON Columbus.
D5tsatiG cOrrisiri pu ?. SrpDts Stsarnsu. e..
S~lsirspsde bon Sp5 unp 5reunb- Strabsn.
meN se,5o-7,oo" saya saHa AZ
9He3n $i.1-1O,l 5 Hhu So
Rosssa 80 gsmablsne aaHe % 50
Rprn 5U-b0 Gall per bab 2,SO-3,OQ
pafsr Cots Stss, yer plumb 10
6cu, per 8 rnne $1O+25 Star Gitnr q %
Naple 3uder tA-t4 Opsl IS
Wiapls IlpIalss LOO lalS IS
Sier $50 pa. Sa,inee 2,25
Butter 20-Z5l u. J. 2udtr 1915
Harp1eln $40 II ~ aaHee y 1918
gBsiss sutasa s2,25-2,5O ,DsBr . (srusbsb) 1870
Gsrte Size aaie 12hz-i5
aBaas 25-2s Sprsbum 0oIaNes So 6O
@strrdnete Wepfel 3-5I Sprup SO-t25
fSbss 1U-i0
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
SgsoSame Sapue Nurter's speil. Baljam

WsGSame SapOc Nprter's spell, Saliant
aessn Suitsn, Gtfdltunssn, ShpinD'ubt, Alstna,
.Hurssu uno idrsrsu Mtbem aissln nno aanbsit i'm
gale itsrbaupt sesen ale 4rantseiten Die rcn stnsm
3uriaialasen oss Shptisss tsrriarsn.
Nus 6Olasnosm 1T 81 srls9su iuis isar nisls Ns'
|oiS'n 9siAdgt miro:
SD bats 4prtsrs Sstls8aliam eas lssts Slbr
oura s.trauht uno slauts eaB lslssr ren ausn
Wli.tsln Die ih @sls5snbsit bate 81 ~traudasn oas
Itsits asssn @rfaltunssn uno bartnadi9sn '6altsn tit
ib farm ss Dabsr Nusi, namsutliA Gltsrn os Elm
iihsrcs NIB ssiabtlulss Miittsl iur bic Slnnsr ems
pfsblen.
8. 90. McrriS,
2sbrer oss Sautitunmsns @irls.
gtsipz0crf, II. Sstruar.
Wlapame Yprtsr's SsitsBaliam 1T lei auen Mpes
tasfsrn gu batsn; Yrs.s 20 ssnts, in srcBsa SlaiAsn
so Sents.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

9dute 9dute!! 9dute
SD ntus biz gun, srfen Sanuar
o Sdute
bIben. 8arner unb ale anteren perirnen. neIds S6ute ~
Serfaufen taten, befpmmsn ben bSGffu 8aarpres hafGr.
psnn fe teieIbeu nadD hem
2sberifpre, No. ESQ, Gln.Sp1ftrakes
psniss 2birsa iaei@ prn 5rsanfrass. brnesn.
g. 8. &mit6.
grlumtus, 4. Nrs, '6S 2nbw Gam
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
YauplQbe su perfaufen

3u s175, $500 uno $3.50 per Ytas.
8infstn itSns gaupIdse an, iiie!tsn Gnse Der Stast
Inp jest ~ preiea, rslte striiten $175 uue $3.50 SarHren.
gum Srrtaufe auSJeleBt unb awar unsr ~foI9enben Breineun-
gen: Giinfgs CUIars baar tein, Nafauf, Der Hsi in elaa.
mdBigen idbriten Ierntinsn, Eeltf nit 6 yrSeent ptrgust
nerben nihen.
GfIs gaupliss lisaen cine iurse Strede DiN9 sou benz
0runrfaf, me dbss fir bic
ncue fatbolii6e STRIDE
ant githenbe Der britsn Strabs a~ussriebsn III. SsearuSre
StraBe lauft ppn tcr 0rDoepOrt : urnptfe wehlid bis ,ur erh.
ten Strabe. Siatl StraBe III cine nsue Strnse. nelte ssa
Sycamore StraBe a,lit bis 3u Der IQes bel benz aanee BIS
Srn. Sa9er laut Die Saurldse Iub bob sesssn, baben
gutfn Sceen, nne Grenisn in Der 5rcnt an Sigel Strast.
Giieltea mlIsu Jest D~erfauft msrpeu. Sprett bao Ssrl
g. &. Wartin.
r,,,..h,s co.. ~ 1000 q or, -.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
Circuit Court. Pierce Comfy

Judgment of foreclosure and SALE William
II. York against Hilton Doe and Louisa
4 Doc
10y virtae of and pursuant to Judgment
rendered IN said court in the above enti-
tied action. dated Nay 9th. 4. ID. 1862.
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest bid
der at public auction. for cash, st the front
door of the Prescott Hotel, now kept by A.
Edwards. in the city of Prescott. Pierce Co.,
Wisconsin, on the 18th day of July, A. D..
1862. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. OF that day, the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment and costs, together
with the expenses of sale. to-wit All of
lots 5, g. Z, 8. 9 and 10. in block ten (IG) in
Does second addition to the village tnow citv,
of Prescott, and five acres on the east side Of
the west half of the northwest quorter of the
north. east quarter of section ten town twen-
;y-six. (26) range twenty. COY.
Drted at Prescott, juno 3D. 4. D. 1852,
J r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
WaIrE {; Jay. II Is .Att'gs. Gw6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23

- is AT
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
PRES COTT JOURNAL.
c0mnTERCTAL MATTGRs.
CrRRENT WISC

CURRENT WISCONSIN BANkS.
Bank af Madison. Iowa County Bank
Bank az Milwaukee. Juneau Bank,
pant, NJ birou. Reck County Bank.
l{s,t-of OSHKOSH. Sank County Bank.
ps.,J, &c Racine. Second Ward Bank.
- ,traI Rank OF Wis State Blk. of Wis.
.aa County Bank State Bank
Farmers Is Nillers XIV is Marine q r ire In.
Bank of Jefferson. 90 Bank.
Bark OF Wevauwega. OakwOod Bank
C;reen Bay Bank Racine @" Bank.
% Exchange Bank Sank City Bank,
CITY Banl, of PreScott.Shawanaw Bank.
Rank of Fox Lake. Bank of du Chen.
Columbia Co. Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Bank. Kenosha County Bank.
German Bank. lscOnsIu Bank.
Rank of the Interior Frontier Bunk
Bank OF Monroe. Jefferson Co SANK
Bank of Moneka. Lunberman's Bank.
Bank of the Y West. Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Bank of l}Cioit. Pralrlc Cltv BANK.
Bank of Shcboygan. Rock River Bank.
Rank ofSnarta. Rockwell d Co.'S BIZ.
Rank Of Watertown. 81 Croix Valley Bank.
Bank Of Whitewater. Summit Bank.
Corn Planters Bank Sun Prairie Bank
Rank of Wisconsin. WaIworth Co Bank
r. Blk Darling Il Gov aukcSha County d K;
FI.horn Bank. Farmers d Mechanics
L X Hinklsy IL Bank
Cos Bank Bank of Green Bay.
Ia Crosse c. Bank City Bank OF henosha
Bank of Columbus Northprn Bank
Bank If Nanitowac Wis Pinery Bank
Farmers Blk Beaver CITY of Berlin, Oneida
Dam Bank
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
Family Groceries,
I'M PREgCoTT.

Ssug,an', o. every grade
and price. Teas, Green,
BLACK and = Japanese.
Coffee, HsiO and - lava,
Ground and UBnggn'oaannd.
NHoIasses, Syrup, Sale
n'atgus, Soda, Grim Tar
tar, Soap, Ginger, Pep
per, Spice, NuutHaneggs,
Huaezig SO, Cassia, Gloves,
Tobacco, Hgaisians, Fl gs,
! Da'uuznes, Ord Cunz'r'azlts,
Ci4z'ozn, dried Apples,
Peaches, etc., etc. Also,
% large Stock Of Fish,
o. every kiHael--COel Fish
NaacHzen'eH, white Fish.
Smoked HHaHiEDunt, etc.,
Also, % Nice Article of
Kerosene Oil, Lamp
ClsiHnnnaeys, and "a tEnouas-
amid lEA1nag;s too nnuanaae1'-
GUS DO mention. We
sell Cheap,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP.
1t will cost you nothing to call and
see: we like to show our Goods.
and if we can't sell you it will be
all right. Then take a bee line for
EEADoUA RTaEsR5.
CONCERT HALF BUILDING PRESCOTT.
1t as the place to get the acorth of your No
neg and the Right Change Back
PARKHURST & WILSON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23

PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.
COREFCTFD WEEKLY BY
BEAR DSLEY 6 LYFO z d
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
oS THE LEYRE.
PREscorr Journal OFFICE.
Nav %, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
State Ciccrs.
Federal Officers.

President.
Vice President,
Secretary IF State,
Secretary of Treasury,
Secretary of War,
Secretary of Navy.
Postmaster General.
Secretary Of Interior.
Attorney General,
Chief Justice Sup. CT,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
CAP z's'Ag4 ANEe SURPLUS
So 8 2, 3 SO.

For details of investment, see small cards
and circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and
substantial company very reasonable lei rss.
Apply to j. WI. WEEPPLB, agent.
s%T Dwellings and Farm Property insured
for a term Of Years at very low rates n1ly1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
BRANpRETH's PILLS.

While Brandreth's Pills are so potent for good
to diseased bodies, they are harmless as bread
The babe at the breast the man Of ripest years,
and decate females, are certain TO receive an H.
crease OF health from the of these Pills
blessed of Heaven. Hgk HE 81
1t has been said by an able physician, that
"ths medicine always benefits and never in
jures." Wherein is the superlative quality. The
Brandreth Pills have no power or action but up
on impure humors in the blood. They seize only
the impurities in and around the parts affected
by disease all the parts involved in diseased ac-
tons are operated upon and cleans d from all
foulness, and renfused with :" Lift, - by the won
dertul curative powers contained and Inherent Of
the most justly famed Brandreth's Pills.
Millions of people whose lives aps cared to be at
the last ebb, worn out by fevers consuming fires,
by consumptlon's nsidious advances, by racking
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For sale BY al respectable dealers in medicines.
cct5:d6wlm sE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

to the vIsus-.
Pulls, but their peculiar nature p...-.
ton; certain 1t is they are the only sure ana 49,
remedy in use for all those painful ana aan'
geroas diseases peculiar 10 the female oonstitu-
ton. In all cases OF nervous aud spinal anec-
TONS pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, ia
tigue slight exertion, palptation of the heart,
lowness Of spirits, Mysteries, sick headache,
whites, and all the painful diseases accustomed by
a disordered system, these pills will affect cure
when all other means have failed. They never
fail 10 moderate excuses and to remove obstruc-
tons, from whstever cause. They are purely veg
etable, and will not inure the most delicate con-
situations. For full particulars get pamphlet,
free, of the agent.
N. B. One dollar and six postage stamps en-
closed TO any authorised agent will insure bottle
JoB Mosrs, sole proprietor, u Cortlandt street,
New York. srE
Sold by Pond 4 Morse, Rutland.
sepQ.d &w3m tf OF
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
2nother Rebel Raid into Krogns-
vile. No. etc.

NalF, OCT III
B party Of Col Streets command made
another raid into Brownville, Mo, On the
10th inst. plunder!ng many stores and
other outrages.
Three prize steamer sold here yesterday
10y the United States Marshal for one hmm
|dred and thirty thossnd dollars.
The Marine railway Al Mound City has
been seized by the Government for navy
purposes It's expected that
the navy yard win be moved thither.
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Advices from Fort scott. etc.

Leayenworth. Oct. 2S.
Advices from Fort Scott TO Monday
noon, say the rebels under Cooper have
been reinforced from Prices army, and
threaten Forts Blunt and Smith.
Prices force is reported to be 5000
strong, with eighteen pieces Of artillery.
Quantrell is with him.. ssa aa
Il Gen Blunt goes to Fort Smith with a
|traln, where be will turn the command Of
|the Army of the Frontier over to General
Mcneil, and proceed to Leavenworth.
Mcneil and Ewing are ID the vicinity
Of Blantonville, Ark.
Brooks with 5000 rebels is marching on
White River near Huntsville, and has
been joined BY Shelby.
Blunts train was escorted by force Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery sufficiently
strong 10 ensure its safety, and Gen Blunt
will offer Cooper battle if the opportunity
occurs. Te #
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De Arms.

49, Y " E 81
WILSON In she bu n DC 4 %, Of typhoid fe-
yer; FLoRA WILSON, oil daus liter Of Albert
aud Phete wilson aged IL Year..
BRlGG In FalrAavsn, Oct. 2lst, OF chr mic d.
arrhGa and cou. es OF the Lungs. TTLLY J.
BRIGas, Youngest and last remaining son Of Hi
ram and Susan Br1s and o member OF Co. +,
Fist Vermont cavalry, IN the I'D year Of his
age.
Not on the battle field,
Where many nail in pride;
But 10 our ewn dear home s
Our soldier brother died.
Though from our stricken band
14k Another form has gone,
He left our struggling land
Wi b his whole armor on. gerfa
Rest, dsrling brother, rest.
Thy wo was oly done: As
FIJI Now thou art sw eetly blest.
With thee tie victory Is won.
FOX-In Shrewsbury. Oct. 18th after long a nd
painful illness, STAPLES F. FOX, aged 50 years.
month anc. ~ days He was formerly resi-
dent Of Clarendon. sN IL fs
PEhAyNS-Cn tt g steamboat Hudson, Aug. ri,
GEoReE E. PERKINS, 18th Wisconsin Vols, son
ff} Of masa and Lucy Perk ms Of this place.
Fun eral services ct the church in East Pittsford
on Sun day. S
1OsL IN-In Flein, Ill. Oct l, 1858, Hon. LIND
SET JosLIs, aged ~ years. a ff
ne was pioneer in he settlement Of northern
4nnois, and contributed largely in erecting
churches, and school houses, md in nrornotin1
penev olent institutions in TINT yicnitv1 He va
brother Of J. yoslin, Pouls .ney. Vt and formerly
resiA ent Of that town. "
A3stLESTON--In Or eli matt. Sept. 18th. JAnrs
8 oS' n = sndon. aged q years. M
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The suspension Of the habeas corpus
uas oeen SO tar qualified by consent Of the
resident that hereafter the civil courts
WI "al oe allowed to take cognizance Of all
ssses Ior the discharge Of minors inprop-
s ea1y enlisted and illegally detained by the
;un'a.v authorities. This announcement
n. made by the adjutant general in ! des-
s Essn 70 Simon Stearn, q lawyer Of New
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valuable land, which The youag ma ssi1 va nc
1c,snt grounds for attachment did not msrrv ~
Vel - the yeung lady without ! 1ortu,,e ~
20 learned 70 discard al inds Of sAlsrst = or
equal ON th,s q the othsr Continene.- "a -
yc1as |. ks, and do ikswias, go Daas Tortusss
eni s1als On yon .. 1v~ybody r.esils r. snd
ne q the Who'll sale eroesrs wheleaan r ~.
Pot ll2 Lhsssy ssseee, New Yesk,
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LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH.
,,o,u the Army of !,sie Potomac.

~
Washington, Oct. 2S,
The Chronicle u thus morning says:
Onr adw'"~-
.es rom the Army of the POI
a. his morning do not indicate any
.o",, change in the position OF affairs,
- PREVIOUSLY renorIed.
On Monday the enemy increased his
,orns 81 observation on this side of the
pannahannock, and yesterday made an
advance of one or two miles apparently
Cor the purpose of asoertainiug the posi-
lion Of Cen Meade's army.
The effort, as usual, seemed mainly di-
ecied toward our right wing, for the pur-
nose no doubt of deoelvmg our generals
aud enticing them to look for flank
movement in that direction.
70 this end the rebels threw forward
their cavalry and artillery, aud for time
shelled our pickets, but with effect beyond
the usual casualties OF picket firing.
Meade's army has been gradually adj
yancing the present week, as the attain
ment Oh advantage our posiuons seemed
to warrant, although most of our officers
ieem forward movement Of magnitude
Tout Of the question at present, owing to
the advanced state Of the season, yet it
is evident that our army Is slowly and GER
tainly advancing in cempactness with a
view to bring on a general engagement If
possible whenever and wherever the enc
my is found in force, and 10 a temper to
accept II.
Persons direct from the Army of the
Potomac last nigh. state that all rumors
Of retrogase movement are utterly false
and unfoanded
Gen. Meade's headquarters last night
were at Bealestown, Is miles from War
renton,
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IN A X lag ES.

C00K-sTEVENs-In Tinmon b, Oct. I'D, by
Rev. J. D Sesrls, BesAJ.H Cox, L q, 70 Mrs.
CHEAE ss--CAPhO N--Iu this visage on the 9th
N inst b, Re-, l., Howard, Mr., SPENCER q. Cha
ny to Niss BE,sEF Il. CAPRos, OF 4 tIand.
SNOW--LO nD-In his yillag !, on the q b inst,
by Rev. l.. Howard. vi. john u Snow TO Miss
ELIzaRg q l.. LoRp all OF hutl md. 4 gyg5tfls
CPA NH I q es--In this village. on the 2Sth
inst, b, Rav. l.. Hosard, AARON w. CHAPIs to
Miss THE DETA HoDoRs. u nn38a s5e
FtNN-M Mt In this village on the 26th
in t., by Rev s. AIKEN, DwARD FEss. to Miss
Y LAURA A. MoNTY, all Of rutland aaE q