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Sale of Forfeited MOrtgaged Lands.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON, Oct. 10Th, 1864.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON, Oct 10Th, 1861
State of Wisconsin, -
County of Dane. ( se s-
IENHE following described lands in Kenosha coup.
n ty, having been forfeited by reason of the non
payment OF interest upon loans granted thereon:
Notice is hereby given that the same will be offered
at public auction, and sold to the highest bidder az
the Office Of the Secretary of State at the Capitol
in Madison, on the 9th day of December, A. d. 1864
unless sooner redeemed according to law Said sale
to commence at O'Clock, A. NJ, aud continue from
day to day until all of said lands SHALL have been 30
offered.
The minimum price at which such lands will be Of
fered will be the amount named opposite each tract,
(under the hea ding Total amount due State which
includes the amount OF loan the Interest to the hrst
day of January, A. D. 1855 ;three per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands and the cost of advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may, at the time ofthe sale, be due thereon Other
conditions OF sale will be announced by the Commits
sioners at the opening of the sale.
I I. E4IRoHnD, Commissioners Of
.e S WHEEL h s.l4s' 5. 9. Lands.
Advertisement Of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands in
KenoSh0 County.
School Fund-Name, Josiah Bond-dscription, be-
ing part of the or Of town l. range 20 east,
commencing at point b3 1-Srods north Of the
ner OF said or sec, and on the west line of said
or, thence about 100 rods land Of John Lamb,
thence north So 1-3 rods on said Lambs west line,
thence to the west line OF said qr thence south
said or line So 13 rods to the place of beginning,
containing 81 exclusive of Amount due,
$200.00-amount of interest $14 00-smount of PEN
atty $6.00-amount of taxes - amount OF in
terest, penalty, and advertising $32 .50-tota
amount due State 1882 .50years for which interest
Is due 1864. 9w21
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do not pretend that TINS re m dy will wholly cure
the tooth ache in every case, bat it will ALWAYS ye
rene ana IN many cases entirely nre in less than
i've minutes.
Recipe foE making Starch l'yiisIl, the use
winch viii enable the most ordinary Ironer to give
nnsh the appeauce of having just left the HANDS
when it was new as
Ma kec,pe for making Sweet Cider, without Ap-
pies, nearly as good as II g geuuine inicenot On =
ten can tell the difference -0t 0He IN
fs 1870 aoi making Wart and Corn Salve-
h Jew appncSons of this Slve viii entirely remove
All the hecipes in the book are genuine nra.tical
neciPes 81 great utility ana full as good as recon-
to do without it. 'S ohes HOT aple
FOR SALE at my Residence on Coperass So. :.
tween Pearl and Market Streets nearly w.. eel Pc
court House or it will be sent by 81 VI tne
on receipt of price. Address. u postage
Ii. >. CaSSVELL, P o. Box 57a
henosha, Wis.
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Agents.
D. w. VOORHEES,,

Eg- Buttons ON ladies' dresses have lately
increased by degrees from the size of pea
to the dimensions Of a four-pound dumb
bell. and the area of a soup-pIate. Now
they are to be square, yes, square. Next
month they will be triangular, and in the
spring they will exhibit the shape of rhom-
bold.
Sc" A curious old assignment has been
handed to the editors of the New York Eve-
ming Post, dated April goth 1924, by which
it appears that John Slidell was in those
days tallow chandler! This John Slidell,
insolvent soap boiler of 1924. was the father
of John Slidell who in 1864 calls himself a
Southern aristocrat, and whose daughter
married a Partisan banker Soap and tai
low, lard and ham fat /! Whew!!!
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| # SENATE.
The Senators in the even-numbered District s
hold over
Dist Dist
| 1T. w. Bentley lS-Wm. E. Smith,
| 2-Fred s. Ellis. l9-George Reed.
81. MORGAN. 20-Geo. F. Wheeler
AZ. O. Thorpe 2l-Geo 8. Barnum
5-W K. Wilson e2-Joseph Harris
| 6-Hugh P. Reynolds 23-S. w. Budlone.
ID. l. Case. 24-Walter Westcstt.
8-Anthony Van Wyck25-Jonathan Bowman.
9-Henry q Webb. 26-ThOmaa Hood.
1G--William Blair 27-M. H. Sess ions
INV. III. Chandler. 28-A. II. Young
IN. M. Littlejohn. CSC. d eW Ellwood
l3-SamueJ Cole. 30-William Ketehum.
AS. S. Wilkinson. 3l-J. A. Chandler
l5-W. L. Lincoln Sc &. Pope
16-Milas K. Young. 33-Satterlee Clark
7-Wm. A. Lawrence. e7G
Total---union, 25i Democrats, 8.
ASSEMBLY.
.Adams-A b. Winehell.
ashland, Burnett, Polk Douglas Dallas end
La oante-Albert G. Stuntz.
Bro~n.-W J abrams
CGtumet.- Hector Mclean
CoLa@6aa.-Levi W. Barden. Jesse F. Hand,
William Owen. .-., n m 40 '
CraVford-O b. Thomas. .a LII. #4sst
Dame-Wm, M. Colladay, A. A. Boyce Dau>
id Ford, John s. Frary. james Ross,
@Dodge-.J, NJ, Mcclure, Michael r. Lowth, Da>
Door Ocohto and ohawaaaw->D. a, Reed.
Eau Claire, Chappesca and Dunn->F r, Church
< Fon du Laced. C, VanOstrand, j, Fl, Brin.
ksrhoff, James Sawyer, John Boyd, Jonathan
Large, ~
Grdnt.--Wm Brandon, Allen Taylor, Henry
UT, w. w. Field, Robert Glenn.
GreeR,-W, w NJ cLau ghlin, David Dunwiddie
Green Lake. Il j Brayton,
Ioaca Francis Little, E 3 GoodSeu
Jackson and Clark Richard Dewherst,
.jeterson Jonathan Paper Gardener Spoor.
Alison Pike, w p Forsyth,
Juneau e Miner,
KenoSha--Z G Simmons
keWaunee- Ly man Walker,
LoCr0sse--T HiNoiton,
LaJayette--S w Orsborn, James Harker,
ManatoDoc- Henry Mulhslland Michael MUIR
pAy, C~B Dagge@:.-~5~ Tr>
Narration and Wood. JOSEPH WooD, f
Marqaette-- s Il Peose,
Mat~auhee Dewitt Davis, jackson Hadley
Da01d hma6, James McGrath, Jared Thomson
Jr. Jacob O6ermam, Henry Fo,cler, John "
Weller, Richard White,
Monroe Josiah M Tarr
OSaukee- w P BonisoelS, Jr.
Outag0mle-- Sam Ryan Jr.
Paercs and ~ Crotc- M ark A Fulton,
IN0rt0ge--N ii Emmons,
Racine John Vaughn, E C Salisbury, f A
Richland.- ii L Eaton,
Rock Daniel johnson, Solomon Carr H S
Wooster, E King, John Cassoday, Daniel
Howe. s.ks
Saul William Palmer, A w Starks,
Shedoygan- Joseph Wedag, Cephas Whippe
Charles Rogers, Edwin Slade,
Irempeleau Pepim and Buffalo. John Bur,
CESS.
Vernon w Officer James Berry
Walworth- H S Tilton, Thomas Davis, III S
Winsor B + Groesbeck,
Washington q C Williams, Mitchell Delaa
sy, e Franhenbarg.
Wa"hesha- - Thomas Weaver j ohm B Mentetf
Myron Gilbert John N Cadby,
WoWpcca- Reuben Doud,
WauShara- Oscar Babcock,
Winae6ogo w Knapp, Nathan Cobb, Will
liam, Simmons,
Total, Union, 60 !; Democrats, 33.
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THE epEeicIc BIT

Is not Homeopathic remedy nor does it contain
Mercury, Iron Canhardes, raay injurious ingredient
H Price: 81 per box, six boxes echen ordered al
once for S. Sentby Mail. I'D Wholesale and Retail
at the Sole General Depot in the United State, by
]. WINCHEsTER, 36 John Street, II. Y,
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LOOK YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits 7

Good Jeans Sstineis are row worth per
yard at wholesale. ,25 cts.
Cotton or linen warp, per yd., rs cts. m.L AT a..
Filling for q yard OF Jeans cost AZ cts, N " 0'''
One loom will cas- lily weave IS yards Of Jeans or Sat-
inets ia q day, making saving to the wearer on is
yards profit to the manu- facturer per day, $3.50,
To the farmer who raises his own wool, and manu-
features into cloth for home the Market much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what 1T would in its raw state.
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra.
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
in soners or address "HA@is Ply SO
q .t... L.. -.-- H. RDHIgsAxNNS Kanosba
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BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your constitution.--Try q
bottle OF my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you will be
satisfied that 1 am no impostor. Tell your afflicted
friend what restored the bloom OF health to your
cheeks, and thereby confer favor mere valuable
than gold For painful scauty Menstruation it is
just the thing have now in my mind an instance
Of lady who had been suffering from painful Men
situation two or three years, combining her to her
room each time She had applied to several eminent
physicians, without relief, when bottle of my
DROPS entirely cured her.
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CAUTION: CAUTHON...

Bear n mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
CURE Suppression OF the Menses, from whatever
cause though care should be taken to ascertain IL
pregnancy be the cause, as these DROPS would be
sure to produce miscarriage, If taken whist that
situAtion and ali are cautioned against using them,
~ wish it distinctly Understood that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such crcum.
alta
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WILL PROMPTLY AND PERM ANENTLY CURE ANY CASE OF
gpermatOrrEAea, Seminal Weakness, OR
Involuntary Nightly OR Daily Losses,
HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAUSED, OR HOWEVER AG-
eRAvATED IN CHARACTER; while they Will speedily
correctthose terrible morbid conditions which spring
'front.' he primary disease. orfrom secret vice.
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to
the treatment Of eUery kind Of GenttaI0r Urinary
Irritation, Incdpac{ty,, or Inpotencg; Diabetes,
Discharges; determination or Weakness he Kid
neys, &C. C2ergymep Laeoyer8, Students, and allwho
follow sedentary occupations, or whose Etdi9 and
Neruous SYSTEM are orked are peculiarly sub
ject to weaknesses fthe GEH!ro-J RTSA' DGGA ANS.
These should notfail to use TIE SPGsC- :! PILL.
Persons afflicted with any one more of the
above disorders to have several, and some.
times most. O # he FOLLOWING
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted they bring the month
ly period with such perfect regularity. F, .--r-,
could furnish any quantity of testimonials Of Its
efficacy from my own patients, but the practice Of
paradng bought and fictitious ones before the pub lie
il 60 prevalent, do not deem it advisable.
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Attention MaCkerelS.
For River.

.
~t From the Indianapolis Journal)
The returns having been received from a
majority of the loyal States, the new and
magnificent slow sailing steamer
''CHIoAGo PLATFORM
will leave from the foot of Washington
street this day at I'm, under the command
of General George B. Mcclellan formerly
of the U. S. gunpoat Galena) The Cap
tain will be assisted by the folIiwing able
and efficient officers: tpe r-~S~gr
Horatio Seymour, LIST Clerk GA43 3. +.
Fernando Wood, I'd Clerk; Il
August Belmont, Pilot; 4
G. L. Vallandigham, LIST Engineer;
H. H. Dodd, I'd Engineer; 4
Sam Cox, Steward
Dave Turpie, LIST Mate; il
DR.. Bowles, Cook
]. E. Mcdonald, Cabin Boy Il
w. f. Storey, Bar Keeper @ Il
j. j. Bingham, Bottle Washer;
Geo. II. Pendleton, Chambermaid;
Bayless W. Hannah, Chaplain.
The Chicago Platform" is staunch boat
OF three tons burthen, which will afford am
pie accommodations to all the Rutternuts,
Sons of Liberty, and American Knights that
will own their party, or have not turned
States evidence
Each passenger will be required to furnish
his own rations, which will be one loaf of
bread and one barrel of whisky to the man.
The only freight to be taken is $780, 900
copies of McClellan's report, two copies of
the proceedings of the Chicago Convention,
one copy of the National Democratic Address,
a few Sunday School books,' and the bal
ance to fill out the cargo to be lightning
whisky. N- "-
1t is confidently expected that each passen-
ger will enjoy 'lucid interval" as the
steamer will sail directly through the North
west passage"
The Brass Band formerly belonging to
the '.Little Mackerel Brigade" will accom-
pany the expedition. ETH. |4tii}
For freight or passage apply to
JEFF. DAVIS,
: Agents.
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prncessiomnI 0niniDn..-..I haze

your SPECIFIC Pills. in many of lSpe7adtor-
TON SANDERS NJ D., LII D., brooklyn. 5 q 2
"Itis as near n specific any medicine can
be. have cured very cases with from SIX TO
TEN DosFs."-B. KEITH, II. d., FL. Rfpertory Of
Med. Science, Ne1o- York.
~ know Of no remedy in the whole Matersa
Medicd, equal TO your SPECIFIC PILL in Seminal or
Urinary Weaknesses" ADolPu BEHRE, JL d.,
Pref ef Organic Chemistry and Ptysio&ogy,aV. Y.
woRTHY OF ALL CONFIDENCE, and devotes himself
enthusiastically to these Preparations d MERE
DrTH REESE, II. D., Ill. r., american Asdical
gazette, NetU- York. ID .-
"Ihave perSOneI k',o~'eGGe OF Mr. WIScHEs-
TER's HONESTY AND ISTEGE; =, and can assure the
Profession and the public l.. I his pEEPAEATIoNs CAN
BERELIED oN."-JAs. L. CmLIoS, ND, Chemist, " Y
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Prof. Liebig'S Celebrated Washing Fluid
Pocket Lemonade.

LOU can DO TINS prepa ration up in a piece ofpaper
d carry it in your pocket to use as occasion re-
res spoonful of it stirred into half pint of cold
ter, gives You good lemonade at / cent per gl ass
Substitute for Coffee.
More wholesome and batter Aoxora,5 60. -.
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The new feature in Life Assurance recently intro
duced by this Company Of issuing
Life Policies not subject 90 Forfeiture.

regarded with universal favor, and annhilates The
bnly argument of any weight which can possibly be
rought against the system of Life Insurance.
The lively prosperity and success of this Company is
shown in the fact that for the last three wears il has
taken the lead of ALL the Life Insurance Companies in
this country; the O8Icidt Returns Of u MdssdcEl5-
sets Insurance Commit sSS0aerS showing that the
amount of New Business for the year 1862, nearly
equalleti the combined business Of any 9TH
er two Companies in the United States
Beware of any new Company protesting 60 offer e2s-
ira Inducements, by taking half note on any premium
however small; or claiming to have declared large
dividend Ceiore accommodating sufdcint capital; or
by low rates of insurance.
Below will be found summary OF the business Of this
Company, reported the Insurance Commissioners
OF the State of Massachusetts, required by the laws
OF that Commonwealth, the first OF November 1868
No. ofNew Policies issued during the year, $685.
Receipts for Prems. Int same time, S1,ilO128 "a
Losses and expenses during the year, 495, 294 70
Bal In favor of Policy Holders, Ga $40 no
Total Assets, nov lst' 1868, S2,5G6,923 Us
The following statement, taken from the ofical Re-
turns of the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners
showing the plumber of policies issued the years 1861
1862 and 1868, exhibits at glance the present eoT-
paratve of the principal Lille insurance Com.
panies in this country.
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THESE Bitters are prepared, In pure Bourbon
Whisky, from combination Of over twenty dif-
ferens kinds of roots, barks and herbs, which
act in perfect concert ono with the other. prn,
pared from the original formula given by ths
great chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chapin. whs
used them successfully In his practice Tor MANY
years, and by their gained 20 great popuiarity
In the treatment and cure Of Dypepsia. LIVE
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head-
ache Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising ton
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
either OF these loathsome diseases WIN ind a ure
cure by the use Of these Biers which are perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons usu
ally put up IN such Preparations and palmed of On
an unmspecting public. A single trial VIII con.
vince the most skepticai that In the RED JACKIE
there 10 virtue which other Bitters POSSES. -
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia. -
They give q good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion. A
They are the best stimulant in existence.
They ere preventive Of Fever and ARue.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatabla.
! Aged persons and delicate females WIN nnd ths,
can save large doctors bills By the use OF these b.
tiers.
Beware o. counterfeits. Ths Red Jacket BIZ.
ters are only sold In bottles with our name blown
On the aide, and our private government ramp
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The legislature Of 1865,

The following is a list of members of the next
Legislature. Union men are in Roman. Dem>
ocrats in Italac, Independent in SMALL CAPITALS
The soldiers vote may increase the Union
strength in each branch slightly:
-. SENATE
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In reply to the second communication the Agent

From lne ABOVE lt VIII be seen That The number of
policies issued in 1861, 1852, and 1888 by the 'sNew
York Life, exceeded that of any otter Company IN the
Uaited States. - ~
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In reply to the second communication from the Agent
of the "Home," E. H. Kellogg, which appeared in tn
paper for several weeks, in which he attenpts 70
plain Mr., Wright's corrected report, which had nh
lshed, would add but few words. ALLOWING ~.
representations Of said report to be correct ba ~,
zake out that the Hon. Eliztr Wright of Mass (to @
nothing of the officers of the New York Iifs ~ S
guilty Of gross daDlc5ty, il thus palrnin OF on b
Public, statement to make the standing Of \ Corna
ny appear better thar the facts would warrant me
agent EXHIBITS rather than his usual gtuuditv i
.ssorhg TO soeh representation after having Quoted
Mr. wright as authority for the standing of his own
ILI T'es cohpanes. In card published by SIR
wright april 10 1854 he says: son page 20 Of same
REPORT lalludng to his Report for SOS fhe rao ner
cent' OF actual to computed premium reserve for 1880
OF the New YORK Life Insurance Co. of n v :; 49,
printed IN part OF the edition. The corr. % Us
are IzszI me Agent ofthe Home omitted o5 etr =
portant TACT when he gave the figures in b Uie a
panies, to wit: "The Home" when II W., s eLAI CONS
lied had STOCK capital OF $I2o 600 to bs5 y, gn
qToEts, and on the same basis he gives Il, b;s
tsement could have given at that time n ratf, t5
showing, ana every policy they have issued since
would give the Company poorer showing. A'iioe'
.o,, L. IS. KELLOGG, Agent
Ior the New York Life
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

1t impossible to enjoy the bloom OF health and vi
vacty ofspirits, unless the Menses regular to
the time, the quantity, and quality. When they
obstructed nature makes her efforts 70 obtain for It
some other outlet, and unless these efforts Of nature
are assisted, the patient usually experiences Des-
pondency. Nervousness, and finally, CONSUMPTION
assumes its away, and Prematurey terminates
miserable life. 24 ' '" fttt -i
Do not suffer from these Irregularities when in
vestment of one dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops
will regulate and restore nature to its healthy course;
and ..F-. s.. ....-. I. ....tf =
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ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES

An unfaiing cure for Spe7mdtovThoa, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and ali diseases
caused by Self Pollution, such as Loss Of Memory,
Universal Lassitne, Puins IN the Back Dirnness OF
Piston, Premature Old Age, Weak Ncrces, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Trembling, Wdkeft.Iness, Eitsptions
the Face, IaIe Cbuatetdnce, insanity C5nsu,np-
tion and all the direful complaints caused by de-
parting from the path Of nature.
faY- This medicine is simple vegetable extract,
and one on which all rely, as it has been used
in practice for many years, and with thousands
treated, it has not failed In single instance. It's
curative powers have been sufficient to gain vic
tory over the most stubborn case.
" To those who have trifed with their consti-
tuition. until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would say, DESPAIR NOT
the CHER0KEE CURE will restore you to health
and viger, and after all quack doctors have failed
~ Price Two Dollars per bottle, or three bot
ties for Five Dollars, and forwarded by Express to
all parts of the world.
eg~ Pamphlet sent by mail free Of postage, by
DR.. w. r. MERWIN g. CO.,
So Liberty ST., New York. Sole Proprietors.
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] ooth-ache Remedy.

More wholesome and better favored for one f
the expense of common Coffee
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q. S. G q S w ELL,

NM GUILD respectfully inform the citizens of Ken
w osha and Vicinity that he has the sole right of
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nR. WHITTIER.

I<l1XATE MEDICAL ApvTCT FREE or CHARGE
D1 = hi.;seT'F Theory. symptoms aud Trestu.5i
fl5r.c Ssr-cas. Uflrs-y ard sexual Is-esses, free
- .ssiel letter en-slcT- for TX oout< % prepay
poua- j. clear dsiinr sfi1 Of al toe dlseG-~s sDc
coDii i0f s-utng frou s.nflagcuroi e the moral
lsas eAcses irluivsrc< expo-1re- sDc iirprnte-ces
n raar-lei and ssngfs life. EvcEy
siructcn - tbc scted z1t socaic be read " every
youug per-on kesp ,be "a tb- steat cn wh Cd 9th.
b-ve te~n broxe- . pi-<-r- A7.tivez.s- clearly
-fstad 70 = u16eT tcc cor-oi cf id1scics trrais1,
sn1 hereey presa. rc8usi.s - very prBnc csuss
di-esss. SesriY efsrs - dise4ss oso t treated
wiseeTt bio6rsrc>t1 - busicc-e. E-dt,e = o. ~ rss
fycfn ctr-rsAton. Charge 1o1eral- cousis
ton by .~ser ~ a. tc= otos :-ee cres r1srAUtoed
01s c. a. Charles street, oe,veeu sxth soa ss-snh
5oe -qaa7e soeiD q Ladei Botei. r. o. Box 500. ~
Louis No CfrCis- Letter especially for fsdie> cog
postaEs isal-dk~iy
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WANTED.
MARRIED LADIES

VH-HOsv heairh VII admit OF sn incr.as. -
w fsmllv seft I'd sisn.D for Or. STUARr'S pRt
VARS CIRCULAR To AARhIFD IApiEs ssc eo,nuou
49, ufIl .efi yoa "a - No EUABCG. Al couunnf-.
roGs strictly coc.den1a..
DE-. UCDiEY STUART
ssp<4s- c<sve<s p o ps>~~r SOL csissso, n.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

raNtt HOTEL , OPENLY OK THE CORNER or
ie.sNsre snt Spalh streets, n indianapolis con-
tar'ns - roc--s. situsfc. veu - securc thriving
tl-lrcss Terms easv. l-qn'r, q
A1kERSAN PiERCE,
- te-d-1 Real Estate AseEfs.
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Proprstors of this College have
ioyed large experience, both IN practical Teaching snc
aCiua busne s. having an experience fifteen years IN
the ines several years principal Teacher
head Of he &C ual Businss- Department Of the fough
secpsie College. To yodng men, who can devote bit INC
three months 70 study would call their attention
this system of Bt and popular EdE
cation where you enter the study am discp
line Of acquiring wealth hF the employment of Labor
Taen. ard Carifai.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-04
To INDIANA MILITARY OFF. GERS
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