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Vacating Lands.

THE Comfy Supervisors propose 10 p'h-
Il ton the Legislature to vacate all unpr''
ductive town and city lots in the county
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The contents Of TIE ECLEoTIc are careful
ly selected each month from the entire range
Of Foreign Quarterlies, Monthlies and Peri
odicals.
1t aims to give the choicest articles from
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from extensive research and varied reading,
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LAMBS FOR SALE.

GENERAL Thousand acres OF Lands, at
- from Three to Five Dollars per acre, stu
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley, SaleH,
lIartland. Ell Passo, Oak Grove. Martell and
Union. in Pierce County, aud Waterville, in
Pepin County.
Those in Oak Grove are the sc ne and hf
Sc, 25 The sc sw % and Inf NV 33 and NV
sw and hf sw SO in &c. 10.
Those in Martell are the hf NV 81. and
the N Inf sc, and sw sc 35, 81, II.
For particulars enquire by letter of
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October -, 1854. 26-m6
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Estray Notice.

Taken up the subscriber in the city of
Prescott. Feb list. one red heifer calf, about 8
months old. The owner is requested to pay
charges and take her away.
A. wEHRMAN,
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THE HOME JOURNAL FOR

THE HOME JOURNAL FOR
NEW SERIES-NEW FEATUSES.
On the first Of January next this established
SOCIETY JOURNAL
Will enter upon its nineteenth year of gossip
and good things. Without fatiguing the
reader with needless promises, it will he
enough to declare that we still continue as
vivid and various as for the almost quarter of
a century last past The talent which we
have enlisted in our several departments has
gained for us a well-known celebrity. The
long established acting Editor,
MR.. N. P. WILLIS.
viii continue his efficient supervision Of the
Intellectual department. He reports. as is
well known, all the doings and movements of
The Fashionable World.
gives all the effervesccnce of society gossip,
and the essence of passing news, but is espe-
cially regardful Of all that concerns and
interests
The Fair Sex Only.
Mr.. MORRIS PHILLIPS. his partner in the
Proprietorship of the Journal, supsrintends
the department of
Foreign Gossip, Miscellanies,
and Criticisms,
and is always at the Office as the Representa-
tive business Editor. Our galaxy of critics,
contributors and reviewers is. as usual. brill .
liant and numerous. and we are especially IA
vored with the continuance of that incom :
parable essayist the spicy and scholarly IF. G >
In the first number of the new volume will
be commenced thrilling romance, written
for our columns, emitted
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Esfray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber, in Martell,
on the 9th of January last, on dark brindle
OK, supposed 10 be nine or ten years Old
The owner il requested to pay charges and
take him away. JUnsos WARrER.
Msrtell, Feb. ~. 1855. SS-ws
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THE ELECTIC MAGAZINE was COM
Il menced in 1914. and has been successful
ly conducted for the last twenty years, from
that time to the present.
AS many of the numbers are ont of the
print and it is impossible for the Publisher
to supply back volumes from the commence
ment. it is proposed. with the January num-
Der, to begin New Series and New Vol
ume, and while all the essential atnres of
the work will be retained, some new ones will
be adopted which il is believed will add to
the artistic and literary value of the work.
Notwithstanding the greatly increased cost
of publishing the price will still remain the
same, and we trust our friends and patrons
will aid us in increasing our circulation by
inducing their friends to commence subscrip-
tons with the New Series.
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The Ladies Favorite for So Years.


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ID REPARE FOR THE DRAFTt
CHAs. Cook proposes to sell eff his READY
MADE CLOTHING, Az COST
Prescott, Jan. IL, 1865.
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LILLIAN'S LOVERS;

A Romance of Baltimore.
BY LRNoINE.
The scene of this interesting story is laid in
the monumental city. The charming men
and women who move in that brilliant socie-
ty, for which Baltimore has ever been, as it
were, social Athens, live and love in this
true story of the heart.
Another feature of the aew volume will be
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o III " e 81:
To Clergymen.

Handsomely printed Marriage Certificates
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Publihed at the Capital OF the State, enters
upon It's fifth volume with an established rep
utation as by far the
BEST NEWSPAPER
Published west of Chicago. 1t is sufficient
proof of the unrivalled and rapidly increas-
ing popularity of the PREss that in the short
space of four years it has attained nearly
TREBLE THE CIRCULATION
OF any other Newspaper published in the
State-a fact of great importance to AdvertI-
sers. This marvellous success is owing not
only to the fact that its political sentiments
are in harmony with those of the great ma
jority of the people, but to its great superiori-
ty over all its rivals in every department of
newspaper intelligence, being
ALWAYS AHEAD IN NEWS,
And foremost in the discussion of all subjects
Of public interest, AMI in advocacy of all
measures for the material development Of
the State.
1t has a far more extensive and intelligent
War and State Correspondence than any Min
nesota journal, and better Local and Com
mercial Reporters-and several excellent Po-
.etical and Literary contributors. 1t is,
in short,
The best General Newspaper.
The best State Newspaper.
The best Local Newspaper.
The best Political Journal.
The best Statistical Journal.
The best migration Journal,
The best Commercial Journal.
The best Literary Journal.
The best Family Journal
Published in the State. And furthermore
the Pass is mnch the Largest Daily in Min
nesota, and publishes daily about ONE THIRD
MORE READING MATTER than any other
1t is the
OF ICIA p A p e IL
STATE 81 UNITED STATES,
and the only qaper in the State which pub
fishes the
Laws of Congress and the Leg
is1ature.
The Tri-Weekly Press
Contains nearly all the matter published IN
our Daily, and is magnificent sheet, con-
tanning usually from twenty-four to thirty
columns of reading matter.
The Weekly Press
Is confessedly the Best Family Journal pub
lishen in the State-contaiping all the news
of the week and the choicest Literary Selec-
TONS Tales, Poetry, POlstical Intelligence,
Local News, Markets. dc.
The great advance in the cost of compost
4 n Il -.
the manufacture of a newspaper. compelled a
slight advance in subscription price in
August last and though the cost of publica-
ton has greatly increased since then. We still
| adhere to the terms then announced, which
will be found annexed.
Terms for 1866:
P RSS PRINTING COM P ANY,
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PR s p E @ T U 8
PR o S p E Q T. q s
1885,
The Saint Paul Press,
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY d WEEKLY,
1885,
THE ONLY UNION JOURNAL

Publihed at the Capital of the State. enters
upon ITS fifth volume with an established rep
utation as by far the
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OUR GHOST CLUB,

By that fine poet and finished writer,
HARRY HARDWOOD LEEcH.
These papers" are OF intense interest, and
embody mysterious and startling revelations
OF life in both hemispheres.
The more immediate tastes of our readers
will also be carefully catered for, by our
translators and correspondents, who will
keep us Gu fat of the
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Current Literature of the
World.

giving US the brief tales. spicy sketches and
essays that appear in the foreign journals.
That popular department known as
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TREBLE THE CIRCULATION

OF any other Newspaper published in the
State-a fact of great importance to Adverti-
sers. This marvellous success is owing not
only to the fact that its political sentiments
are in harmony with those of the great ma
jority of the people, but to its great superiOri-
ty over all its rivals in every department of
newspaper intelligence, being
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The Tri-weekIy Press

Contains nearly all the matter published IN
our Daily, and is magnificent sheet, con-
tanning usually from swenty-four to thirty
columns of reading matter.
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FIRST LOOK AT NEW BOOKS

will. by request, be retained. In this de-
partment is given foretaste of the new books
in advance of their publication.
The HOME JOURNAL will stiive to maintain
that high standard earned for it as the
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BEST NEWSPAPER

Published west of Chicago. 1t is sufficient
proof of the unrivalled and rapidly increas-
ing popularity of the PRFss that in the short
space of four years it has attained nearly
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emporium Oh EOctAC 1iOouCAOns
All the former peculiar features Of the
HOME JOURNAL (Which have earned for US Our
well established reputation will be centin-
ued while several new ones will be intro
duced during the coming year-containing
the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of
a very large list of contrlbutors-the spice of
the European Magaznes-the selections of
the most interesting publications of the day
the brief novels-the piquant stories-the
sparkling wit and amusing anecdotes,-the
news and gossip of the Prusian papers-the
personal sketches of public charlottesville
stirring scenes of the world We live in-the
chronicle of the news for ladies-the fashions
Of news-the pick Of English Information
the wit, humor and pathes of the times-the
essays on life, literature. society and morals
and the usual variety of careful choosings
from the wilderness of English periodical lit
erature. criticism. poetry, etc.
THE HOME J0YRNAL. will continue to be is
sued on the finest of white paper. while the
printing will be clear and Iegible, and its
general appearance a model of neatness and
beauty in newspaper Typography.
TERMs.-For one copy, SO for three CO.
pies, $3.50. or one copy for three years $3.50,
always in advance
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other communications to be addressed to
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-01
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CBDRON BI TIERS,
The Latest and Most I'm.
pOrtant Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY y!
history Of AATERGA MEDICA Of The United States. OF
more favora6ly known pioneer in Medical Discovery
DR.. John Bull, of Louisville,
Kentucky.
His inimitsble preparation Of sARSAPARrL.
LA has long stood at the hesd of the various COM
pounds ofthat valuable drug.
His Compound vi WILD CHERRY has
become household word
throughout the
West
and South.
His Worm Lozen.
yes. in less than q year
after their introduction. attained reputation

As vide spread the continent Of North America. But
the crowning glory Of his life attained in
bic discovery rather combination for be does not
claim 20 have been the dscoverer OF CEDHON 4,
which IS the basis Of the Btters offered to the pub
lie. That honor belongs the inhabitants OF
Central America to whom It's virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the serpens Is
belief with them, that while there Is breath in the bod
the Cedron Is potent to cure, matter what the sess
may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared to endorse this exrsvs.
CANT preension, he Is nevertheless satisfied frem
thorough examination of the evidence relating 10
virtues, that remedy and preventative of all dis
eases arising from EXPOSURE either 10 change Of weather
or climate, or 20 nissraatic Influences, IL stands
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a single Bottle VIII last n uonth--to
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I u . 7 I MI . N I "A L
From Hon Thsmss J. Turner Ex-Member Of Congress
Illinois, late Speaker Of the Illinois Rep.
rcsentstives, and Grand Master OF A. F. and - NJ Of
ths State Of ulinois.
YRxEPosT. October y, 1888
Ds d. h SEKLYE-Dear Sir. In reply to your notice Of
The 18th insi would say that severely afflicted
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and bought two bottles OF your liquid Catsrrh Rem
edy. Before bad used bottle sensiby i'm
proved. and before the second bottle finished was
completely cured. can recommend the medicine 10 all
afflicted with Cstsrrh- Respectfully yours.
THOMAS J. IC2SER
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FoRNiTuRE, &C.
SECOND HAND STORE
233 East Washington ST.,

NEAR LITTLE,S HOTEL
(,0oK Stoves. HEATING STOVES. FURNITURE,
u AID nattrass-s Of al kinds, conditions and prces'
fou here snf everything necessary - msEe ccus
plsts ourt far excepting. and a. prices Fan<fas
on IS 60 per crit etssprE lan CAB 20 Lad sIy
where IN tes city, also have esnplrts stoSk Of ses
rinwsre, conr,oo C-<Sss bscrsAcs nd Looktas
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MEDICAL.
M a N II O O D

A ND THE viGoR Or YOUTH RESTORED Ix Four
n weeks BY DIX. klC0RD'SRsSRNCE OFLlFE. pr.
kisord, (of faiis) sfsr Of earnest
has AZ length sco~sdee the urgent reouest Of n.
American Paoi,e and appointed sr agent in New York
Tor the sale OF as valued and highly priced Es-eDoe Of
the mot shattered contributions in four ~sehs - n
SEQ scco oing 10 printed n-trrctns fsiuI. 10 limos.
s4is his hfe-re>toring remedy ,hozid taken by
cess, II every case, IL certain
Dr. keords Essence Of Life IL ss in cases With fuil
fer u.e a. Is fear cusnttie in one fos
w. saa s % seat 70 any part. carefully packed.
receipt ofreriancs 10 his sccretted se.s, Circular
ssot Tree O. receipt Q. foar stamps
P2l1IP ROLAND, xf7 Bfoone street
,aaz~cly One door vest az Bres6wsv. NY
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Efss.
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL Blink,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository the a. nifed : tates.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ............. 81, goo coo
CASH CAPITAL PAID N. ........-.....-... $500 900

VNTIIL receive subscriptions, financial agent Of
w the Government, for eli Of It's popular loans
viii collect gold interest registered and coupon
bends the most liberal terms Currency bonds csshed
on presentation when due.
Always on hand full supply Of c. 8. stamps,
for sale al the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders
Washington, coin and exchange il all the principal cit
les.
WIN make collections throughout the West and Ess
reasonable rates.
Will receive deposits, and loan money at per cent
good security
Having unlimited facilities, will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair and with the utmos,
promptness.
THEO. P. HAUGHEY, Pres't-
INGRAM F1ETCHER, Cashier.
indianapolis. December 3, 1854
decl .t1m