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•MON flUKH1 he (Elinton AN VOLUME 8. ST. JOHNS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1863. NUMBER 21.

®be Clinton $rpuMican AUGUST, 1863. ion, the minutes slipped so rapidly away, Fred/was such a blundering fellow; at all iicve t)iRt w oman was ever warm iu lier life* that he camo within a second of being late events he could not think of casting away She ought to live in the Torrid Zone, where- HEW AND KAVUHITK at his place in bank —a thing that had never hi« idol for one unlucky discovery; so, with ever that is.” PabUthed Kvery Prl4av< al Hi* Johns, € Ii 11(011 Passenxcr & Express EroiRlit Liue, happened before, in all his prompt, method­ thoughts roaming in a beautiful future, Wes­ Every one said it w*as a delightful pic-nic, County, Michigan, by Equinoctial* 1^41 SB TW The sun of Life has orossed the line: ical business life. Partly from nature, and ton fell asleep. and every one 8aid Lucy Taylor never look* HILTON & SMITH. The summer-shine of lengthened light partly from years of training in a business “I ain Sorry, ” said ’Squire Taylor at tlie ed prettier in her life than she did in her 7955 Faded snd failed,—till, where I stand, TERMS.—To Office and Moll Subscriber*, § 1,00 DETROIT & MILWAUKEE 'TIs equal Day and equal Night. that required the utmost thoroughness and breakfast table next morning, “ that 1 find dresd of delicate blue, and tho fewr white per annum, strictly In AI>V A fcCSi* In oonnctlon with the precision, Henry Weston’s leading charac­ myself obliged to send Fred, away on busi ­ flowers in hair. Weston, too, looked ad­ ADV r KTISKMKNTH inserted at theae rates : One after one. as < windling hours, teristic was a careful attention to tho smal­ ness to day; but I dare say Lucy will do miringly upon her; but ho w alked and danc­ One square, one or thiee Insertion*,. -$1,09 NEW AND POWERFUL UPPER CABIN Youth’s glowing hopes have dropped away, One square, four Insertions,-—•-••• •••• ...... 1,60 STEAMSHIPS And soon may barely leave the gkam lest details of whatever came under his hand what she can to entertain you till he conus ed with her in constant terror, lest, by somo That coldly scores a winter’s day. One square, three months,...... •••••• •• ...... 3,00 “Detroit,” and 44Mllwaukec.'* to do. Ilia employers trusted him entirely, back. ” unlucky step, lie might bring to light tho One square, one year and paper, ...... 0.00 44 Delightful!” thought Weston to himself One quarter column, three months,.... • ...... 9.00 I am not yonng, I am not old; knowing that no item entrusted to his over­ secrets concealed by the sash about her One quarter column, six months,...... #.. 10,00 iUIIINU THIS MONTH TRAINS WILL The flush of morn, the sunset calm, sight would be neglected, or let slip for want “a whole day without dragging upanddown slender w aist, and lie found himself glancing One quarter column, one year and paper,...... 16,00 leave ST* JOHN4! as follows : Paling, and deepening, each to each. of care or prompt attention. It was a char­ those everlasting trout brook 8, or tramping nervously at her collar, lest it might by Hal f col 11 ron, alx months,...... «...... »«1 8,00 Meet midway with a solemn charm. Half column,one year...... 26,00 fJoliii? IVeat. acter worth possessing, and tho sagacious through the brush after imaginary patridgea some chance become unfastened. One oelunsn, six mooths...... Ja.OO NIGHTKXPUKSS—At 12:40 A M . for Milwaukco One side I see the summer fields ones were not far wrong when they prophesi- ind rabbits, that never were there1 l&d neHf MIXED—At 610 A. M., for Grand Haven, Not yet disrobed of all their green; 4* What if she were my wife?” ho said to One column, one year,...... 60,00 ed that he would take a higher place in the j will be. ” K7" Bu llies# cards, not over 4 lines. $3 per year. MAIL—At 12-40 P, M., for Milwaukee; While westerly, along the hills. himself; 44 she would keep mo in a atate of Flame the first tints of frosty sheen. K7* Transient advertisements payable in all cases, OoiiiM Fust. bank before many years. Certainly, he was So, with many assurances that there was continual martyrdom.* ” In advance. NIGHT EXPRt* 88 —At 2 30 A.M., C for Detroit. earning promotion. not the least danger of his having a dull The next day Weaton astonished the Tay ­ WdT The privilege of yearly advertisers will ho MIXED—At 7.00 A M. } »» Ah. middle-point, whero clond and storm tiino, lie watched Fred, ride away gaily on eontined strictly to their regular business, and all ad­ M AIL— At 2 20 P. M., ( »» Make battiw ground of this my lift ! Vacation days slipped around, and Mr. lors by announcing the necessity of his im­ vertisement* not pertaining to their business will bo Refreshnuuits at Detroit. Ownsso and Grand Ha­ Where, even matched, the Night and Day Ilenery Weston made his arrival in Ardloy, his black pony, snapj»ed bis fingers as he mediate return to the city, as his presence charged extra. ven,and upon the Co.’s Kerry Steamer “Windsor,” Wage rouul me their September strife! having been duly heralded a week before by closed the gate, ami went back to the house was needed at the bank. Fred, remonstrat­ KP" Yearly advertising payable quarterly. on Detroit River. HT Legal advertisements at the statute prices. I how me to the threatening gale: the 44 hired girl,” so that there wsro plenty to propose to Lucy a ride to the romantic ed vigorously —tlie ’Squire politely urged Comfortable llotelabove Depot at Grand Haven, 1 know, when that is overpast, Among the peaceful harvest days, of curious eyes regarding the great lumber ­ little lake they had told him so much about. his further hospitalities, and Lucy was sec­ Trains le< ve termini dally, Sundays excepted. ing hack as it drew up in front of ’Squire Lucy w*as good enough to say ©lie should be THE TELEGRAPH LINE is opon for PUBLIC An Indian summer come* at last! retly disappointed; but, in spite of all, the ttsinfss Bimtom. BUSINESS. —Atlantic Monthly for October . Taylor ’s house. There was the homestead, delighted to go, but sundry household mat­ portmanteau wm packed, ami the lumber ­ HT SLEEPING CAR8 0N ALL-NIGHT TRAINS just as he had pictured it—large and breezy, ters would detain her half an hour or so. In ing hack directed to call in season for the Three H ordit of Ntrcugltu Can nect ions* with its graceful shadowing elms ; there was the meantime her cavalier brought tlie car­ evening train. O. E. CO KB IN, HI. D, There are three lessons I would write— riage to the door, looked with habitual cau­ la mow uermsaenlly located In M. Jotins- AT DETROIT- GREAT WESTKRN Rail­ Three words ns with a burning pen, ’Squire Taylor, dignified and portly ; bis deli­ 441 dare not trust myself another day, ” flavlng had somewhat more than six years experi­ way for all points East—M ICIIIG A N CENTRAL, In tracings of eternal light, cate, lady-like wife, who must have been tion after every strap and buckle of the har­ said Weston, mentally, 4*for I should forget ence In the treatment of diseases Inci lent to this cli­ M1CI1IOAN SOUTHERN, and GRAND TRUNK Upon the hearts of men. ness, and then went up to his room, jrith a mate, he hopes by diligent attention to all the require­ Railroads. once just what Lucy was now; there was everything, and make myself and Lucy mis­ ments of his profession, to merit a reasonableshare of AT MILWAUKEE—With the MISSISSIPPI, Have Hope. Though clouds environ now, Fred., with his rough, hearty greeting; and masculine idea that a woman's half hour erable for life.” public patronage. LA CROSSE. RACINE, CHICAGO, WATER- And gladness hid«’s her face In scorn, timid, fluttering Lucy, looking fairer, fresher, w as a very indefinite period indeed. So Henry Weston came no more to Ard- N. B. That portion of a Physician’s time usually TOWN and IIORICON Railroads for sll points Put thou the shadow from thy brow— Now the room directly under his w as oc­ spent In the study and practice of Surgery. I)r Cor West and North-West. No night but hath its morn. more enchanting than ever, in her pretty ley, and the village gossips looked and wait­ bln has, for then**' six years, devoted to the study home dress of delicate lawn. cupied by an ancient spinster, a distant rc- ed in vain for tokens of an approaching wed­ and practice of DENTISTRY With the patronage Passengers fot Great Western Railway, go on the Have Faith. Where'er thy bark Is driven — That very evening, as they all sat togeth­ j lative of the family, called, by way of court­ ding at ’Squire Taylor ’s. After a while they of the community, he proposes to oontlnue to occu­ Railway Kerry Steamer, at D A M.R. Dock,leaving The cairn's disport, the tempest s mirth — py his time as heretofore All dental work warrant­ Dock at 7:00 A M.and 7:00 P. M. Know this: God rules the hosts of heaven. er in tlie queer old family Fitting-room, and esy. Cousin Barbara. This Cousin Barbara, settled down in the conviction that tho ed. Charges moderate. I he Company’s Time Tables can l* bad at any of having one of thoso shivery natures that the Stations W. K. M U1 it,Geu’l Sop*t. Th’ inhabitants of earth. Lucy sang, to a simple accompaniment, uTbe promised match was really given up; but OFFICE, over the Post-Office,on Clinton Ave never seems to get comfortably warm, insist­ the wisest of them never could conjecturo nuc. Lodging*, at the Clinton House, D AM. Offices. 1803. t»49 Have f ove. Not love alone for one. Ingle-Side,” and such old-fasuionde songs ns rit. Johns, Aug, 16th, 1802 nil rtf ed upon keeping up her stove all the year trhy Lucy Taylor lout her lover ! TIIK GREAT But man. as man. thy brothers call, pleased her father best, young Weston gave And scatter like the circling sun, himself lip for lost, ami decided that lie real- round, and as the pipe passed up through HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILtDKL- Thy chart'les on all. Pill A, PA. American Tea Company, Iv was in love. Fred. Tuvlor, with his hearty the lliKir of Weston’s room on its way to the A Touching Epiftorfc of the War—Gen# Medical Advice given Gratis hv the Acting burgeon. 51 VESRY STREET, NEW Yl)ltK| Thus grave these lessons on thy srul— zest for hunting, fishing, rowing, and all coun­ chimney, it formed, as you can easily imagine, Sherman on the Death ol His Hon* Valuable KKP* 'RTS on SPERM ATORRIKEA or Since Its organizitlon. has created a new era iu the Hope. Faith and Lo\e—and thou shalt find try pastimes, gave his friend little choice but an excellent conductor of sound—a regular The following beautiful and touching letter, 8EM I N AL WEAKNESS, and other Di senses of the history of Sire* irtli when life’s surges iudest roll, Hexual Oran* slid on tbs NEW REMEDIED ernplov Light when thou else wert blind. to devote his days to vigorous tramps and speaking trumpet. Weston knew* he should addressed to the 13th infantry, and by its ed In the Dispensary, sent In sealed letter envelopes, \Vliol«»rtnlii»K Trim In this Country* — Skhillcr. rides through meadow and thicket in search be sure to hear Lucy when »be lelt her room, free of charge. Address They have introduced their selection of TEAS, and officers ordered printed for distribution among Dr. J. BKILL1N HOUGHTON, are selling them at not over of *port. N> it naturally happened that, so he made himself perfectly easy, and had 29:ly Howard Ass«»c ration. LOSING A LOVER, when night brought them home, they were nearly finished writing a letter when lie the soldiers of the regiment, was written by No 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. TWO CNTS ( 02 Cants) per pound above Cost AVrer deviating from the OXL PRICE naked. ravenously hungry, and too tiled to be either heard her door open, and her little feet go Maj. Gen. W* T. Sherman , on the death of pattering down the btairs. He was just fol­ MERCHANT’* RXCIIAHOE, NOTHER peculiarity of the Company I# that BY CMLY HUNTINGTON MILLER. brilliant or sentimental, ami thus the wooing his son, a bright boy of eight years. w*ho8G UKi itoi r, him 11, A their Tr a Tartk it not only devotes his time to the went on slowly. lowing, when her voice caught his car from selection of their TEAS as to quality, value, and par F«om the Rural New-Yorker. diseaRe w*as contracted while in camp with H18 favorite resort of Merchant’s, and tho travel ifeular st* lea for particular localltle*- of country, but One day, after a week had been ?/vr*Vd, as the room below. ling public generally, is located st the corner of u \\ hat on earth has become of Lucy Tav- 44 Oh, Cousin Barbara, your needle is al­ his father, on the Big Black, twenty miles TWoodbridge and Griswold streets. It is a large, combe­ helps the Tea buyer to choose out of tneir enorm­ Weston mentally declared, a violent shower modious Hotel, one square from Jeff* reon and Wood- ous slock Hitch leas na are beat adopted to his parti­ lor's beau ! ’ queried Aunt Dorcas Jones ; ‘*1 drove the yonng sportsmen home in the mid­ ways threaded; just put a stitch into my from Vicksburg, cannot but touch a tender ward aveuucs, and in the most business part of the cular wants, and not only this, but points out to him haven't seen him here iu town since that pic­ dle of the afternoon. It was pleasant, as gaiter here. 1 can't find my thimble, and I city. JOHN MOORE, the best bargains chord in every heart. Stricken father, noblo 11 in easy to s< e tho Incalcu^ab’e advantage a 'J ka nic over to the Long Pond.” musn't keep Mr. Weston waiting.” 24.ly Proprietor thev• rushed into the •yard, drenched and Ucykk ha-* in this CftahHtduuent over all others. “ Oh that match is broken up long ago ” patriot, the hero of uncounted battles ; let If he is no judge of Tea, or the Market if his tlmo muddy, to catch a glimpse of Lucy's face at 441 should like to see the time,” paid “CLINTON HOUSE,” is valuable, be has a'l the benefits of u well organized said the Widow Perkins, wbojiad just drop­ the window, as she sat contentedly with her Cousin Barbara, tartly, 44 when you could go the nation pause in its admiration of Lis gal­ ar jawks r. vkwton , system of doing business, of an immense capital, of ped in to tea. sewing, and Weston blessed the thunder anywhere without stopping to mend some­ lant deeds, to weep with the mourner over ST. JOHNS...... MICHIGAN. thejodgimnt of a professional Tea Tastck , and the u Do tell!” exclaimed good Aunt Dorcas, N OMNIBUS constantly in waiting to convey knowledge of superior salesmen. sliower that had brought him the privilege thing or otMR the young life that no 44 bugle note will A passengers to and from the cars. Also a good This enables all Tea buyers —no matter if they are vigorously kneading her biscuits. 14 Well, of a quiet afternoon with her. 44 Oli, wel^^said Lucy, pleasantly,44 your Livery Stable In connection. thousands of miles from this market - to purchase ou it does licnt all how very changeable the They ascended by tho back stairs to Fred’s occupation would be gone if you hadn't me w’ttke July 31st, 1803. ______hh good lev ms here as the New York merchants. Gayoso IIoube , Memphis , Tenn., ) Parties can order Tk is and will 1h» served by us as young folks are getting to be —girls especial­ room ; hut, before they had half completed to mend amVacold.” Bounty and Pension AK«‘nry, ttdl as though they came Mem#e/r«iav.t forili in «11 ito IT ♦!»#» nRirls to l»n mended had been tossed Mv D ear Friend —1 cannot sleep to night safety, certainty and dispatch Charges,reusoliable, w ill he sent to sll who order it, comprising a pity.” To Fred’s eye there was something aggravat­ upon the floor. This was follow*ed almost till I record an expression of the deep feel­ and no pay until succ«‘#e. Call and see- • Hy non, Yotiiiir IlysoH, Imperial, Gun­ 44 Well, all I know* about it," said the w id- instantly by an excited exclamation ings of my heart to you, and to the officers powder. TwAiiksy, slid Sltln* ing in this—a sort of provoking M don’t-you- a a II. M. PERKIN. o\v, 44 is that ’Squire Taylor ’s hired girl told and soldiers of the Battalion, for their kind 8t. Johns, Mich. July 8,180 2. OOLONG, FOUCHONG ORANGE A HYSON PEKOE w ish-you ’d-staid ” expression, to the clear 44 For mercy's sake, Lucy Taylor! you my Jcrusha Ann that she didn't believe they aren't going riding w ith them ragged stock ­ behaviour to my poor child. I realize that W. II. Stour, JAPAN TEA of every description, colored and sunbeams, that seemed to have been gather­ Mat herton, ...... Michigan uncolored. were rightly engaged, but he'd been paying ing brightness nil the time. ings on f ” • you all feel for my family the attachment of HAN good seasoned timber, and experienced work This list has each kind of Tea divided into FOUR attention to Lucy w*hilc she was away at *• There,” said he, regretfully, u wo might 44 They won’t show through my shoes,” kindred ; and I assure you all of full recipro­ men, and consequently is ready at all times 10 make Classics , namely: CARGO, high CARGO. FINK, school, and, after she went homo, he came city. Consistent with a sense of duty to my and repair Wagons, Buggies and Sleighs, on short no­ FINEST, that ©very one may understand from de just as well have staid ; w'c were wet through was the quiet answer, 44 and I haven’t any tice, and In a good, substantial manner. CaU and script ion and the prices annexed that Ihe Company up to spend the vacation with Fred. Taylor, anyhow, ami 1 know 1 should have had that better ones.” profession and office, I could not leave my see. arc determined to undersell the • rhole 'Yr.hlrade. and see how the old folks would be suited. pickerel in half an hour longer. Wc might 44 S'poao you should got turned over and ’ post, and aent for ray family to come to me Matherton, May 21 1*62. ______51:ly W e guarsntce to sell A Las our Tka * at not over TW« I cENTS 1.0*4 Cent .' per pound tkN 8Sgf, l*e While he was up there something or other go back now”—and lie looked douptfully at sprain your ankle? ” said Cousin Barbara, in that fatal climate, and in that sickly peri­ 1>. A. D:ivi«. lieving thl* to be iittractKe to the many who have must have happened, for the hired girl said Weston. stalking around the room. 44 Any way, you'll od of the year, and behold the result! The H., nSO 'im No 61 V ksry St , Nsw YotS* I’liyaclnii and Sm ^roii, (iffiee at his residence, turned out to be a forger, or something dread­ that pickerel. I believe it is the very one 44 Coals of fire,” suggested Lucy, w ith an mere corpse, seeking a grave in a distant land corner of Walker and Rrusli streets. Ft. Johns, ful ; you can’t calculate on young men now- you have come so near catching every vacation aggravating little laugh. * itli a weeping mother, brother, and sisters Michigan. All calls promptly attended to. iMPORTANT TO FEMALES. 1 i>u. < iii:i^riiA,\ s pills a days. ” for two years, and I am not going to see you •4 No gravel stones,” concluded Cousin clustered about him. But, for myself I can Dr. Iliiffh II. Allen. The corfi hi nation of ingredients in these Pills are And the widow* rocked herself complacent­ murder him.” Barbara, as Lucy flitted out of the room. ask for no sympathy# On, I must go till I Surgeon and Physician. Residence, Elsie, Clinton the result of a lo g and extensive practice. They a.e ly, ns il it woul4 have been rather a satisfac­ “ Oli, what sunshine !” exclaimed Fred. ; Poor Weston, who heard everv word of meet a soldier's fate, or see my country rise County, Michigan. May he found at Hicks' Hotel, mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all tion to her to know* that the young man in • ______r I. . ___ i . i * * - i . ___ _ * __ ^____ *:ii u__ *i ______i Clinton Avenue, bt. Johns, on Wednesday After irregularities. Painful Menstruations, temoving all ob­ ;< and raining, too. There must be a rainbow this colloquy, felt so much ashamed of him­ fcuperior to all factions, till its flag is adored structions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, question was a scamp. self that* lie could hardly look Lucy in the and respected by ourselves and all tho Pow­ noonand opening, of each week. pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all somewhere.” nervous aflcetlons. h) stories, fatigue, pain In the back 44 May be so,” said Aunt Dorcas, reflec­ And lie leaned out of the window w ith face ; but she looked us fresh, and sweet, and ers of Earth. Porter K. Perrin, and IlmWs, &. enthusiasm to look at it. beauteous as a morning glory, w ith the dew But, my poor Willy was, or thought he ing or land, obtaining Soldiers’ Bounties and Pen terruption of nature. a nice inaten.” “ I can just see the end,” said lie, bring ­ still wet upon it. was, a Sergeant of the 13th. I have seen sions, latnd Ag» noy, payment of Taxes, Ac. Office DU. CIIEESEMAN’S PILLS While the tw*o old gossi,»s arc speculating, ing in his dropping head, and crossing the “I am safe lbr the present,” thought Wes­ his eye bi igliten and his heart beat as he be ­ at The Clinton Republican office, St. Johns, Micbi was the commencement of a new* era In the treatment gen.______of those Irregularities and obstruction* which have dear reader, I’ll tell you, confidentially, how hall into another room. “ Come over here, ton, as he handed her into tho carriage; held the battalion under arms, and asked me co’signed so many to a prkmatcrk ckavk . Note it really happened that Lucy Taylor lost her Weston,” he shouted, in a moment after; 44 no danger of iny committing myself to­ if they w*ere not real soldiers. Child as he Perrin Sc S|»»ul«|iiiK- male can enjoy good health uii ess she is regular, and lover. ------day. ” was, he had the enthuiasm, th© pure lover Attorneys 4b Counselors al Law*, and Solid w'henever an obstruction takes place tho g« neral “ there's a splendid view here from Lucy's tors in Chancery, and Insurance Aifents. I'articu- health begins to decline Nolnxly ever said Lucy Taylor was a beau ­ room, and it'sjiu»t the most perfect arch that And yet it is a fact that, several times be- of truth, honor anti love of country, which la- attention given to collecting and Land Agency. ty and only her partial friends thought her Office in Gibbs' Block, Clinton Avenue, opposite I)lt. CIIEESEMAN’S PILLS ever was.” fore evening,!, heUU wasor* onlyKJiil J savedVM lIVJlllfrom HillUlventur- ■MWM.'*should animatemiimnn »■all I nv.M.vRoldiers. i (Ji GodVI VU onlyv»l » l j knowsl\ I IU ff 9 the Font Office.St. Johns Clinton Co., Michigan. are the most effectual remedy ever known for all oom- uncommonly pretty; but she had just such Now Weston felt some delicate scruples ing his fate upon one lxdd move, by a timely why lie should die thus young. He is dead, plaints peculiar to h'emntee. To all classes they are a sweet, gentle, loveable face as you may about invading a lady ’s apartment; but then, recollection of grim Cousin Barbara, and the hut w ill not be forgotten till those w*ho knew* Tompkftit* At OTarMon, invaluable inducing, tcifh certainty, periodical regu­ 1 • ’t •___ • %• g 1 # 11 ait a . t Attorneys at La w and Sollcltorsln Chancery. Ith­ larity. They are ki own to thousands, w ho have used meet a dozen times a day upon the crowded Lucy's room ! Ho had a vague desire to visit unlucky stocking him in life have followed him to that same aca, Mien. Will attend to all business entrusted them at different periods, throughout the country.har­ street, and there wasftomothing so delight­ ing the sanction of some of the most eminent Physi­ such an enchanted place, and, at all events, It was a pleasant day, and yet not quite mysterious end. to their care with promptness and fidelity. fully fresh and charming about her, that she how could he refuse Fred’• repeated aura- as enchanting as lie hud promised himself; Please convey to the Battallion my heart­ Moss* Tompkiks Jr __ Isaac M »*stem cian* in America. Eipittcii directiona, gtnling uhen they should not he seemed to draw* all heart* to her by some tnons? So he-crossed the hall, w ith his heart and he w as not very sorry to be once more felt thanks, and assure each and all that if, John lltckw A Noil, toted, with each Box—the Price One Dollar per Dos containing from 6n to tin Pills. magic of her own. \\ ithout being remarka- in a delightful tramor, and entered the sacred at home, and meet Frcd.’a jovial face at the j in after years, they call on me or mine, and Watchmakers 4l Jewellers, Shop East 1 4% % • ^ . I 1.1 J 1 1 1 (T i I TV side of Clinton Avenue, three doors North of Pi Its sen/ hy mail promptly, by remitting to the Pro­ ble for either beauty, w it, or w isdom, she precincts, scarcely daring to cast a glance cheerful tea table. mention that they were of the 13th Regu­ .j 1*1 urn* lead's Hall, St Johns, Michigan All prietor ; or to the Agent at St. Johns, bold by Drug- nevertheless reigned supreme in her own about him. Oh. spirit of neatness 1 Oh, Then came the old routine of hunting and lars. when poor Willey was a Sergeant, they warranted.and references given if required. glsti* generally. 'K. n. nUTCniNOS. Proprietor, circle, and that circle w as by no means small, goddess of order ! Who shall describe the fishing for a few days more, till, at last, the will have a key to the affections of mv family HI. Wutlc, 2^, Cedar Ht., New' York. So,when she left the quiet little village,and room where he found himself? The floor good people of Ardley concluded to get up a that will open all it has—that w*e will share C A BlllE T-M AH VCR, at* Joltus, Mir lilgsu. For ssle in Rt. Johns, by Geo. R. Hunt Ac Hro. JKar- w ent awray to the Seminary in the busy city with them our last blanket, our last crust. Shop on Walker street, opposite Plumstend’a Tlall. rand At Shoe ley, and J. L. Simoueuu, Detroit. wav unswept; tho bed was unmade; the grand pic-nic at Long Pond. Everybody Residence,south end of Oakland street. tUT Good May Mb. 1803. of II------, she quietly won her w ay to a wiish-Btaml a miscellaneous collection of was to be there, old and young; and tho Your friend, Furniture.snd nothing else. jgyg high place in the regard of both teachers and OL.VriSTIlV. combs, brushes, soiled towels and soap suds. Taylors entered heartily into preparations W. T. SIIERMAN, Major Gcucral. Joal» Buker. AVING a complete OHMorlinetit of Instruments pupils. Some of tho teachers, it is true, Slippers, dresses—every article of female ap­ for the occasion, by providing an untold Attorney at Law, snd Hollcftor In Chancery, St HI and having had no little experience, the subscri­wished at times Lucy was a little more parel—were lying in confusion upon bed. amount of eatables, both dainties and sub ­ News Brevities. Johns. Clinton county. Mlohigan Particular at. ber feels confident of being able to give satisfaction toprompt and thorough in her recitations ; there stantial!*. Tho eventful day arrived, and, tention given to collections, buying and selling rea such as d« sire to have Artificial Teeth Inserted, or de­ bureau and chairs; while tho curtain, half — Government has given orders for tho estate. Office on Walker Street, opposite 1'^uin- caying, natural one* cleansed and preserved were so many little golden grains dropped tom from its supjKjrt, trailed dismally on after spending a wearisome morning in help­ construction of fa<*t gunboats and the speedi­ Stead's Hall. Complete or par'.lal e«d* Inserted on Vulcanite Da*e % out and overlooked by her that, though »he and warranted Vulcanite Plate* are perfectly taste­ the floor. Not that Weston saw* all these ing Fred, to build tables in the grove where est complet ion ;io*.sible of ocean iron-clads. L. W. Fanqialle, N^d T less, and the cheapest, lightest and most durable of gathered up a tolerable sheaf from the bavest items of discomfort; ho only took in a gen­ the supper was to be spread, Weston sought any now in use. Chargts moderate. — A turtle w*as caught oft Saco recently tif Ids of know ledge, the careful, studious toil- eral impression from one hasty survey on he his room, for a bath and a nap, before the Physician and Surgeon,Office at his Residence, OFFICE over the Poet-Office St. Johns, Jan by the pilot boat Sea Ranger, which weighed on Walker-street, east of Clinton Avenue, St. Johns found much that she lost. strode desperately to tho open windotv. family should be ready to set out. Half- MtqMran. All calls promptly attended to 8t. 16th, 180). O. K CORBIN . twelve hundred and eight pounds. JohlT Mich., June 8,1801. * Lucy isn’t thorough enough ; but it neeir.s 44 Isn't it glorious ?” said Fred.; 44 and only dozing on the lounge, he became suddenly PATEXT VULCANITE DENTAL AGENCY to bo her only fault, ami she may improve ” gee how* finely tho village is lighted up against conscious of Lucy ’s voice coming up again — It U said Secretary Stanton will recom a Sheriff^ Office, MO 73. BLRBCKKR STREET, NSW YORK. This was the general testimony to here**; r mend the abrogation of the $300 clause In William Brunson, ITnder-Klierlflr. Offieeln H. that background of black clouds. Ardley is from Cousin Barbara ’s room. He started up HIS CKRTIFIK8that Drs.j.M* *G. K COR- acter. the prettiest village in all New England, 1 in a nervous dread, with tho mental cxcla- the draft law', in hia annual report to Con­ M. Perrin's Law Office, Gibbs* Block, St.Johns, IIIN are authorized by us to manufacture the gress. Clinton County, Michigan.______TPwletti Vulcsnltr or Coralltr Gums snd Outside of Seminary walla, Lucy found belicve. ” i mation, 44 Why on'eartb can’t she keep away K. 9trlcklsmdf Pirates for Artificial Teeth under the Goodyear Pat many admirers ; ami one of theae—Henry Ah, Fred! you little thought in what be- [ from therefor this day! ” But there was — A paint mine has lately been discovered Attorney and Nollelfor In Chancery. Gen- ent«.‘ Weston—was generally regarded in the light w ildercd ears you were pouring your rhap­ nothing at all terrifying in Lucy ’s gentle in California, which yields eighty-four differ­ •ral Land Agent, St. Johns, Clinton county, Mich- The Public are cautioned against employing Den­ lirnn. ______tists who h*ive no License to m-mufacture suoh Plates of Lucy ’s lover. How Lucy herself looked sody. tones. ent tints, varying from Vermillion to dove ami Guins.ns patients using such Dentures made by upon him was not definitely known ; but one 441 believe you havo taken cold;” ho ad­ 4* Cousin Barbara, ph ase put a pin in my color. I. q. FATTEHNON. Infringers, are equally liable for damages with the thing w*a« certain : after making a diligent I CA*H for Whest. P<*rk, Barley, Oats, maker or vender ded, a moment after, as he noticed the ex­ collar for me—do; and another iu my sash — Fair haired w'omcn arc growing scarce Beans snd Rye, delivered at hk Wheat house In the AMERICAN HARD RUBBER CO. use of the few opportunities afforded by sem­ pression of Weston's face; 44 let's go down to behind. ” milage of Ovid . Nor. 98 1882 B. W. FRANK LIN General Agent. in England, because tho men are all chasing inary rules for social intercourse, the young ! the fire—1 forgot ththat you are not accustom- Weston subsided; but unmerciful Cousin dark-haired women* Do the former never .__ S»jrlVf8|pr llayt, AJLUABLK FARMING LANDS man w as most opportunely invited, by Lucy's ed to duckings, as 1 am. . Barbara —there seemed to be no evading Lor gay "dye? brother Fred., to come up to Ardley and Argus eyes. y ;n ATTORNEY AT MW, Solicitor In Chsncery, FOR SALK ON TIME. IThe thoughtless, good natured fellow shut lie people of the Northern States have and Jtistles of the Peace,Dc Witt, Clinton county, help him spend his summer vacation agreea­ tho window, and follow*ed Weston out of 44Of all thirgs, Lucy Taylor, haven't you , 1 Michigan. 1 In the Township of Bengal Clnton county, Michi­ bly, Of course he accepted, for Fred, 'l ay lor sent the past year £383.000 in inonev and gan, known as the West Half of Section 14. Town 7 the room, kicking one of Lucy ’s dainty slip- finished thi* dress yet? —and worn it so provisions, to the needy operatives of franco !■• C. Ilodgp, North. Range 3 West-Til RKK HUNDRED AND was such a capital fellow, and it would be jiers aside, that prevented his closing the many time* I Here's tho skirt only pinned Banking and (exchange OtAce, Insnranceand TWENTY ACRES, It will he sold In one parcel or and England; Express Agent, S» Johns. Clinton county, Midi In 80 acre lots, to suit purchasers—10 per cent, of pur- such a relief to get out of the city a few door. It w'ent spinning into tho hall, and and basted on; and,os true as i live, no cord­ chase money down, and 10 per cent, yearly thereafter, weeks. Then—I am not sure that this re­ lay there, a silent witness of the invasion. ing on the neck !” — The Shakers near Cincinnati have de­ with Interest annually, at 6 per cent.* flection came last—Lucy would be at home; termined to give to that city, for the benefit A CHANCE TO AVOID THE DRAFT. J Mr For further rmrtlculars, Inquire of CntuLts Dow*n in the sitting-room was Lucy, as 44 Well,” said Lucy, not one bit disturbed, the draft pomtivkly to take Kirr, Ht. John* A. W. LANGDON. ami w*ho has not felt the romance ami w itch­ fruitless as ever in all her appointments, and 44 who’ll bo tho w*iser for wlmt is under my of the poor, fioin 1,000 to 10,000 cords of PLACE AFTER THE 1NTH INfIT* Hi. Johns, July 26,1803. n8:3m. ery of country walks and rambles —moonlight Weston drew* his hand across his eyes with collar t and you shall see how nicely mv sash wood free of charge. ND THERKFORK, all those wishing to avoids —tw ilight—shade—sentiment and roses ? covers the skirt. There,.now* —don’t 1 look — A sail boat race came off recently at draft can do so by sailing upon the subscriber at PEOPLR’N l,IVEKF STABLE. a vague impression that he had been dream­ At. - n* In St. Johns, and settling or adjusting their i*... i.. .kith, pnorai.vo*. If Lucy was charming in the hot glaro of ing unpleasantly. The hours of tho after­ as ne&t as a pin ?” Bristol, in which the first prize was taken by accounts, within thirty dsys from this date, after SI. JollMN, rait liitfun. city gas lights, what would she be in the noon and evening flew rapidly and pleasant­ Cousin Barbara muttered something about a boat which was modeled, built and sailed which time a draft will bo made upon all dellnqnonts, [LATKOP COUUNN A.| of both rank or profession. And I would further give mire, untroubled atmosphere of home ? ly by, w ith hooks and music, and social chat; uiehifetl fiepnfrhrat*' that Weston did not stop hy a blind man. notice, that owing to the very great advance In all oon IIOIIHK* for rlillng Voting Weston leaned back in his chair, with and if visions of that untidy rt>om ever to hoar, for ho seized his hat and rushed fran­ — The greater |mrt of tho failures in ex­ kinds of goods, there will hs a suspension o1 the credit or driving, and vehicles of or. Fred's note betw een his fingers, and pictured business, for an Indefinite period*, believing that If G*ry description tor ons or more thrust themsolvea upon Weston’s mind, lie tically into Frcd.’a room, astonishing that aminations for tho Naval Academy at New­ people have to pay high price* for gor d*. It Is ell im­ horses, always kepi for the use of that home to himself as a 4• broad, green. put them resolutely away, and went heartily worthy into an impolite exclamation. the public. port are made in spelling. Candidates who portant thst thev should not get In debt for them. 1 country place.” and Lucy as the presiding into the amusements of the hour. Alone in 44 It’s so hot in my room,” said Weston, pass a fino examination in mathematics, ■opAponpJe will really appreciate this course, snd 1 #» I Yr»<»vi* conveyed to any part of the country on divinity, shedding beauty, sweetness and odor think If onee adopted, will result to our mutoal advao- ihe most liberal terms. hia own room, he made a dozen pi nisi ble apologetically. geography, grammar, and even in Latin and through the whole. It was very pleasant theories to account for the condition of things 14 I 'll wan nut Cousin Baibara has got up T u. •TABIa K on Walker Street, near Cs item ole’s He­ Greek, frequently are rejected for bad spel­ al. St. Johns, Dec 19,18*3 to think otf and, Uo contemplated the vis- —perhaps it W'as not Lucy ’s room at all; a fire,” said Fred., laughing. 141 don t be ­ ling.

^ / IflCbly Important Proclamation . by Itie The Condition of Bast Tennessee. Prom the 33d Michigan Infantry, WAK NEWS. Clinton llr pnMiatt President—Another Call for 300,000 give the following statistics: Thomas’ Corps* Volunteers. Immediately after the occupation of Knox- 8p*«dai Oorr. of the Republican. A good deal of anxiety has lately been Officers killed, .‘h* ; wounded, 20fi ; missing, Louuox, Tenn., Oct 3, 1802. vide by (Jen. Bjunside , he organised a “Na­ felt iu regard to the Army of the Potomac, 12*J. Men killed, G80; wounded, ; The President has again issued another I closed my last letter by gravely telling missing, 2 127. Total, 0,501. McCook ’s *• t 8KLTO* AMD BOBKKT SMITH, EDITORS highly important proclamation, calling for tional Guard,” designed to embrace al! the caused by the usual number of silly and false your readers to look out for us in Georgia. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. loyal men of East Tonnessec, and its ranks rumors set afloat by designing men and 300,000 Volunteers to serve for three years or I improve a leisure moment to request that the war; not, However, exceeding three years. are now being rapidly filled. A U. S. Artil­ money jobbers, for the solo purpose of specu­ Friday Riomlng, October *3* 1M»3. fortunate and intelligent number who lead And if each State does not raise her requi­ lery Regiment is being formed at Khoxville. lating in stocks. Ac., but which proved to and pay for the Republican } not to injure 131 ; missing, 22. Men killed, 290; woanded, tiwreucc, Kan wan. site quota, under this call, by tho 5th of COO men joined it immediately afior the pro* bo altogether groundless. It seems that 2, 108; missing, 055. Total, 3,300. Two Lawrence, the city of the butchered dead, January, 18C4,a draft will immediately take " ^ inaugurated. If otlf foretccM bdd their visual organs by looking too Intent­ some tveeks since, Gen. Meade followed Up brigades of Grangers reserve corps, engaged ii now A desolate, sad and gloomy town. A place. This proclamation does not interfere lenneasce, of which there is little ly in that direction, lor wc are not there* Gen. Lee’s retreating columns, and advanced only in tho afternoon of the second day ’s The writer had no intention of imposing on light, lost—officers killed, 1C ; men ' 230 ; large proportion of its former inhabitants w ith existing orders or with thoso which doubt, wo may obtain 20,000 superior sol his lines as far South as the Rapidan. The wounded office!m 59 ; men 877 ; officers miss­ la ve left—fled to scenes whero dread of may be issued for the present draft in the diers in that section of^the State. Ia spite their credulity ; but it was necessary to leave campaign there commenced has been thus far ing 34; men 527 ;—total 1732. The losses toe cut-throat Quantiiell will not fill day States where it is now in progress, or where of the rebel conscription, thcro is a large ■omething to bo corrected in a future letter, a comparatively bloodless one, and lias been of our cavalry, not reported, will make the able-bodied population left there; and it is lhat wo started in that direction admits of marked by a series of intricate moves and grand aggregate about 1G.OUO Of the4,085 and night with visions of horror. Desolation it has not yet been commenced. Tho Prcsi* missing, about 2,500 are wounded; 3G pieces expresses the effect of the late butchery — dent wits prompted to issue it in view of ! a sojrce of profound surprise to learn that j no doubt - u,at we came back uRain is as countermoves, resulting in material changes of artillery wen* lost and a few wagons. ruin is the result. Before that fatal night it the fact that the time of service of a large ' tho country abounds in wealth, in the form c,var, y •usceptibl© of proof. Wo had been of position on the part of both combatants. Southern papers still insist that their whole It was a busy scene of enterprise and indus­ number of volunteers now in the field of agricultural produce, ihe com crop is encamped on the North side of the river, the Gen. Lee’s primary manunivre* wrere evid­ loss will not exceed 12,00 ; but partial re­ enormous. Tho w heat crop is unusually town being on the opposite side. The means turns published by them indicate that it in try —now it is almost a desert. A few work ­ will expire during the coining year. It is, ently intended to draw Meade from his greater. Hindman’s division alone lost 2,100 men are removing the rubbish and debris of therefore, to be hoped that this appeal of the largo, but of inferior quality. Cattle and °* crossing was two small ferry boats and a stronghold, and then attack him at manifest out of 3,400 men. The rebel papers continue few ]M>ntoon8, and it required one day and the conflagration, but a majority of the few Chief Magistrate of tho nation to the sheep are by no means scarce; and the farm­ disadvantage. Failing in this, the rebel very despondent over the resuit. Joe Johns­ remaining stand dumb in sorrow. Nothing loyal masses of the North, to rally round ers succeeded in securing most of their live night to cross our division. We then took strategist resorted to the old plan of flank ­ ton is proved not to have been with Bragg, as reported. Their reports from Mississippi is left to mark the buildings which the free tho standard of their country, in this its hour stock from the claws of tho rebel Quarter­ up our march towards Athens, through tho ing our advanced position, and accordingly villages of Philadelphia and Sweet Water. say two corps from Grant's army are on their State me* held in remembrance for their of great peril, will be responded to with masters. The rebel army had not time to the corps of Gen. A. P. Hill disappeared w*ay to Rosecrans. connection with former struggles, except alacrity and promptness, as all who volunteer j 8e* ze uj>on all these supplies. Ilad our oil- Tho former proved a very nice little loyal from our front, and subsequently turned up CHARLESTON. town, abounding with Union flags, patriotic arfhes and wreck. In the business parts of shall receive the large advance pay, trance been deferred thirty days longer, suf­ on our right flank beyond Culpepper. Gen. Dispatches from Charleston to the 16th men, smiling women and plump babies. The inst., in Richmond papers, represent that the town there only remains what is known premium aud bounty, heretofore paid by the ficient subsistence would have been seized Meade kept himself thoroughly posted as to latter had u nary ” a flag, but abounded in he the Union forces continued v gerously em­ as “Miller’s Block. ” All through the town in East Tennessee to maintain a rebel army the rebel movements, and accordingly on ployed, but nothing definite had yet been ef­ Government and the different States, and and the. rebels, and darkies, black, *• yidler ” are to be seen the ruins of private buildings, crush out the last glimmering spark of this in­ of 100,000 men at least nine months. The •Saturday before last, commenced a retrogade fected. •toros and workshops. Seventy-three stores farmers exacted such enormous sums in Con­ and mixed. Wc bivouacked a short distance movement along the line of the Orange and TENNESSEE. fernal, accursed and wicked rebellion, the The Government has official advices from on main street were burned. The amount federate scrip for their stock that the rel>ol out of town for the night. Orders very Alexandria Railioad, bringing off* with him leaders of which are waging a bloody and soon came to be in readiness to move at a Gen, Burnside that liis marches and victories •scf property thus destroyed amounts to over Quartermasters could not afford to invest ; all his artillery and every ounce of stores jn Kust Tennessee and Southern Virginia are cau>eless war against free institutions moment s notice; not forward, but backward. 1 a million of dollars—on main street alone. and to steal it would be bad policy, for they and ammunition. Our army continued to eminently satisfactory and in almost every and the poor man’s rights. Wo are About nine in the evening, we were again on Half a million will barely cover the value of desired to retain the country as a beef-pro­ present a hostile front, and continual skir case the rebels have been whipped and routed. only sorry that the President did not at the road, our wagon train in advance. Tho Gen. Burnside declares that there is not a •buildings destroyed in other parts of the ducing district. They would not k ll the mishing attended the marches of Monday and onoe issue an order (hr an immediate draft of movement reminded one somewhat of the more loyal people living than are fount] in ^town. Of the property stolen there cannot goose which laid the golden egg. Since the Tuesday. On Wednesday. Gen. A. J\ Hill six or eight hundred thousand men, or even Emperor of France, w ho marched up the hill East Tennessee. be less than §250,000—at least §100,000 in battle of Chattagooga the rebels have made came up and attacked the 2d corps compos­ Knoxville dispatches report Gen. Shackle ­ a million, and wind up the rebellion by next and then inarched down. And if swearing money. Three banks were robbed, three some demonstrations against Knoxville, but ing our rear guard, near Catlett’s Station, a ford and his brave command at Bristol, a spring, if possible. This calling for a few were a test, very much of ourariny slanders. small town on the Virginia ayd East Ten­ hotels burned to the ground, nearly one bun have retieated after being repulsed. The small village fifteen miles distant on the rail­ hundred thousand men at a time is not Daylight found us again in Loudon, prepar­ nessee State line, fully 100 miles Northwest dred stores plundered, three printing offices, sole object of tho battle of Chattanooga was road from Manassas Junction. After a de­ of Knoxville. The rebels have been entirely good policy, as under-estimating the strength ing to cross the river. The 23d, however, forty workshops, seventy private residences, the re-conquest of East Tennessee; but sultory battle, lasting all day, the rebels re­ driven out of that section of East i'ennessee. of the rebels has always proved an element was awarded the post of honor, and left 1 e- •one church, etc., were destroyed. The ter- » T * the object was not attained. The raid of treated, leaving many substantial trophies Parson Brovvnlow and Horace Maynard, tho of weakness to the North. If a million men liind in town with a Rhode Island battery. chief patriots of Tennessee, are now at Knox­ nrible effects of sacking, burning and murder Wheeler ’s and Forrest ’s Cavalry will soon of victory in the hands of our soldiers, after had been put in the field a year ago, in addi­ On Monday morning the enemy hud driven ville. dug cannot be realized, except one witness l*c checked, and the rebel cavalry will lose which Gen. Meade istued the following con­ tion to those who w’orc already there, we our cavalry back to Philadelphia, six miles THE TEXAS EXPEDITION. fthe almost chaos which prevails, and talk in prisoners far more than the actual damage gratulatory order to his troops: The New Orleans correspondent of the believe the rebellion would now be among from Loudon, and after a sharp little picket •with tllie people who escaped the assassin’s they can inflict upon us. Ihe burning of a 1IKADQUAHTER8 ARMY OK 1 fl K POTOMAC, ) Chicago Times, writing under date of tho the things that were. tight our forces withdrew to town. By this October 15. \ 7 til, gives some interesting details of the knife. But it is gratifying to learn that in few' bridges, railway cars and wagons will time, by working day and night, the im*u - The Major-General Cotmnandingannounces Texas expedition. It commenced to move •apife of the gloom that hangs over the citi­ The Elections —Ohio and Pennsylvania not compensate for the loss of even 500 pris­ to the army that the rear guard, consisting toon bridge bad been completed. The divi- on the 1st inst., in four divisions, and con­ zens of Lawrence, signs of the revival of have outdone themselves—saved themselves oners. The breaking of communication with of the 2d coijh , was attacked yesterday sists of t he 19th and loch Army Corps. It* from everlasting infamy, and added lustre to sinn re-crossed, and we moved out a mile and | while marching by the flank. The enemy, advance is along tlie line of the coast, and business exhibit themselves. Shanties and Rosecrans ’ late command will annoy us and a half, and formed in line for the attack, | after a spirited contest, was repulsed, losing the stars that answer to their names and can be easily traced on any map. The 19th temporary structures are to bo improvised, retard our advance; but this interruption which ths enemy totally* refused to make, 1 a battery ’ of fi'e guns, two colors and 450 | t'orjis left Franklin on the 1st under Maj.- shine in tho everlasting cluster that pro­ Wad used for stores and shops. Two of tho will continue but a few days at most. The fallingi *back * .instead, 7 i our cavalry, pursuing,. 1 tprisoners. . ,. ...The skill and, 1promptitude of, utni:..,, * rFnmklin laiiKiiu, auuand mion themu ou3d uuuhad readied ♦three jesses destroyed will soon be in ope­ claim the freedom and power of this Ameri­ rebel cavalry parole all the prisoners they 0o .. . : \ ® Mnj.-Gen. W am n and the gallantry and Xew Iberia, a point 150 miles directly West can Government. V allakdigham —the ban ­ Once since the - >d has been ordered out to hearing of the officers and soldiers of tlie 2d * 0f Orlern*. The 13th Corpsps looktook up ration again. The noble and munificent do­ take, and these men can at once be put back repel an attack, and once more returned tii corps are entitled to high commendation. ished felon, who never had one warm, patri­ tho march on the 3d inst., in the sutnediiec nations of the people throughout the coun­ into our ranks. There are two reasons for uniphantly with no loss of blood or powder. Hy oomimihi) of MrJ. (ien. MEADE. tion as the 19th, in three divisions—one try, are the theme of gratitude and praise otic impulse—is beaten in Ohio by over 00,- H. Will hs , A. A O pursuing this course—1. They violated their It seems a force ot the enemy's cavalry, esti­ The following was received at the head- under Gen. Washburne from Berwick City; with the sufferers. A portion of these gifts 000, to say nothing of the soldiers’ vote; parole at Vicksburg, leaving an aggregate of one nuclei Gen. Mudci from ('amp Bisiand, and Pennsylvania gives Curtin over 20,000 mated at five thousand, had driven back our quarters of the army, on the l8t!i inst.: and one under Gen. Ord from Carollton. wre to be used in tho endowment of an Or­ 100.000 prisoners in their hands, which should majority, as far as ascertained, notwithstand­ cavalry, and were collecting forage and pro­ Clarksburg , V a ., Oct. 17. —(ien. Sullivan Gen. Banks left New Orleans on the 7th for phans’ College. Tho two hundred and twen­ be accredited ton* In tlie military ledger; 2. reports that his cavalry scouts from Mari iris- the front and, it is understood, will com­ ing the disfranchisement of the absent sol­ visions in the surrounding country. Our in­ ty-five innocent children who were robbed The violation of the military parole, by burg yesterday, encountered a detachment mand in person. The Times' correspondent diers, which deprived him of at least 40,000 ferior force of cavalry was obliged to retire, of their protectors aud left fatherless by this throwing 12,000 of Pemberton ’s army of Gilmore's rebel cavalry, and captured the also announces that between 5O,(X>0 and 40,- more votes. The election in low a shows a and our infantry, though able to check their whole force, thirty-nine in number, with 000 troops have left Atlantic ports on tran- atrocious crime, will have cause to remem­ against Rosecraxs is so treacherous and advance, was useless for pursuit. Cavalry* like glorious result. Col. Stone , the Union horses, equipments, &c. B. 1). Kelly , sports for the ltio Grande,—that expedition ber this thoughtful kindness. The memo- atrocious, that the nation must adopt meas­ Brig.-Gen. and the one from Brosheur moving simul­ candidate for Governor, has 12,000 to 15,000 or mounted infantry, which is better, are the lies of that terrible morning will never pass ures of just retaliation against such assas­ only troops that can meet these thieving Latest.—Advices from the At my of the taneously. Can LouU Napoleon see tho majority. Nebraska Territory strikes away —they are seared too deeply into the , sins and violators of military law. bands successfully. But for the hard fight­ Potomac say that the right column advanc­ point t hearts of the people. Too many lives have hands with Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa, ing that wins great victories; for the steady Latest. — From New Orleans, wc receive The Manhattan , another immense iron­ ed on the 20th to w ithin three miles of War- been sacrificed; too many hopes, affections, for Union and Freedom. The goople are push, it takes the foot soldier with his bay ­ the glad tidings that (ien. Banks* Texan Ex­ clad, was launched at New York, ou the 14th renton, and the left column as far as Green­ Joys and homes have been crushed, cursed show ing (htir appreciation of copperheadism. onet, of which latter class, be it understood, pedition had proved successful and that ho inst. Tho iron hull of this formidable vessel are w e. The health of the regiment is very wich village. Our advance entered Warrcn- and desolated These memories will grow Without distinction of party they have had landed at the head of a powerful force at la built of throe-quarter inch placing; this is gooort of important intelligence that Gen. Rosecrans >narnes have become associated with the glo­ have sunk so low to be considered enemies iron. The deck is bomb proof, covered with Eds . Republican :—1 find myself again Matamoras. But a blight distance intervenes lias been removed from tlie command of the rious history of Kansas. Among its silent, of their country that they would not send a two thicknesses of iron an inch and a quar­ fairly in the field and surrounded with all the between the two places and no adequate reb ­ excitement, duties and hardships incideut to Aunjr of the Cumberland, and that Gen yet speaking occupants, arc Barber , IIovt , solitary word of hope and cheer to those ter thick. The revolving turret is twenty- riiotnas succeeds him, Gen. Grant being in el force to resist (ien. Banks garrisons Browns­ Buffin , Shumate , and others who fell in whose blood is flowing for the Union to-day ! two feet in diameter and nine feet high. It long marches, battle-fields, camp life, «fce. 1 vested with plenary powers over his army, ville, the opening days of this rebellion, when The democrotic party lias sunk so low' as to is constructed of eleven thicknesses of incli- joined my regiment, after my short but very ARKANSAS. iron and is pierced for tw'o guns, which will pleasant and agreeable visit with my family and that of (reus. Hooker and Burnside. The During tlie pursuit of Chalmers by CoL slavery struck the first blow for national ape the South in every trivial complaint, and proceeding is certainly in exacted, and will stand parallel with each other in the turret. and friends in Michigan, on the 9th of Sept., Hatch, the latter came up with him at Ingra­ supremacy. There is a sight at which the do the w'ork of traitors, unbidden ! But not­ take the people by surprise. Tho Cincinnati hams Mill, three miles south of Bayhalia, By means of heavy pieces of wrought iron, at Crab Orchard, Ky. 1 found all as well as eye blinds in resting upon a memento that withstanding the malignant opposition of Gazttte, however, gives an explanation of it. when after two hours’ fighting the rebel each weighing upwards of six thousand could bo expected, so soon after our severe fills it with tears. It is' a long, low mound, our home traitors the soldiers have been fit­ Gen. Hooker outranks Gen. Rosecrans and were dislodged from a very strong position, ly encouraged, and nobly have they merited pounds, the jx>rts are closed up immediately campaign in Mississippi. On the morning of their guns being advantageously jutted and which marks tho trench wherein, as on the w as, in military usage, entitled to command, the sustaining voice of friends at home.— after the recoil of the gun. One man can the eleventh we broke camp, and moved on their infantry well covered. The position battle-field, sleep the two hundred murder­ when in the same Department, lie, how was carried by P liillipft’ I brigade, the enemy They are the heirs of immortality; ami as readily open and close the ponderous |M>rt- for East Tennessee, marching from twelve to ed victims of the raid. There they were ever, waived that right, but claimed bis leaving upwards of 50 killed and wounded. long as patriotism, love of country, heroic stoppers. The mechanism for working the twenty miles per day, over hills and moun­ They then retreated thirty miles South to lain, butchered, charred, burnt, indistinguish­ troops as an independent command. Gin. guns, both by compressing and running them tains, fording small sticains and rivers, |*us- Tallahatchie, when they took a strong |x*u- able in person or feature in many cases—the deeds and noble purposes shall stir the hearts Rosecrans also claimed them as a j>ait of his of men, so long shall their memory be kept out, it is not proper to explain; but three sing through the noted Cumberland Gap^ tion in the little town of Wyatt. A deep bones of Quantr ell’s slain. A row of simple army. The problem has been solved by the trench had been made entirely around the men can readily run out or in the mon­ one of the strongest natural military posi­ head-boards rudely marked with the names fresh and green in the hearts of their coun­ military changes above alluded to. The re town, and reinforcements had arrived. The ster fifteen inch gun, which weighs 42,000 tions in the world, where a small force, with of such as were known, flanks each side of trymen. moval of (Jen Rosecrans from such an im enemy occupied.the river side w ith 3,500 to pounds. The ventilation of the Manhattan plenty of supplies, might bid defiance to a 4.000 men and nine pieces of artillery. Col. the mound. Some, of course, are buried in How to “ Conciliate ” them .—A resolu­ portant at this critical juncture, cannot but will be effected by two blowers, and the air large army. From thence, taking the road Hatch had about 2,200 men, two brigades separate graves, as the affection of friends tion submitted in the Virginia House of bo regarded as a great misfortune to the under Col. Philli|*s and Col. Merriers, and to Morristown, passing over the Clinch would dictate. Wc could go on and give Delegates, on the 28th ult., by Mr. Miller, conducted to all parts of tho vessel in tubes. nation. eight pieces of artillery in the centre. The She will have two of Martin's boilers and Mountains, w hich was by far the woist art Incidents (collated from our exchanges) of for an inquiry into the peace sentiment of Maj. Gen. Grant assume command of the enemy made two desperate charges on our right ami left, which w ere repulsed with con­ horror, reciting the dreadful and murderous the North, was indefinitely postponed by an two direct acting engines of forty eight-inch of our journey, there being a continual assent armies of the Ohio, the Cumberland and cylinders, two feet stroke, capable of giving for three miles, and an equal distance of de­ Kentucky, with plenary powers. He left for siderable loss, they leaving their dead in our slaughter of that never-to-be-forgotten day, unanimous vote, without debate. The Rich­ scent. A large portion of the road was hands. Night coiningon, the battle censed, her a speed of at least ten knots an hour. Nashville on the Ifitli to assume direction of enough to till a large volume—relate the mond Whig says: “Our Legislature has very 8teep, uneven and stoney, and it was affairs at (.'hattains>ga. (ien, Thomas takes but atont 9 o'clock Col. Hatch charged on deeds of heroism and recite tho sickening properly determined that any overture for Her dimensions aro: extreme length over with great difficulty that our supply tiain command of (ien. Rosecrans1 army, Rose- the town, and drove the rebels panic btrickeu armor, two hundred and thirty-live feet, into the river and acniss the bridge leaving sufferings of the unfortunate residents of peace must originate with those who are re­ was enabled to pass. Roj>es were fastened crans being ordered to Cincinnati and to re­ to the wagons, and from tw*enty to thirty in our bands about 500 rifles and 75 prison­ sponsible for the prosecution of the war.— depth of hold, thirteen feet. port by letter to the Adjutant General at that city —but the heart revolts at the de­ men steadying them down, succeeded Washington. ers. The town was aftei waids burned* tails. Lawrence will be avenged—the ordeal Until the Yankees withdraw their armed in getting nearly all our supplies.— During the six days ’ fight and skirmishing Messrs . Lloyd A Co. have published in a The follow ing was received at headquartes^ of fire and blood through which she has hosts from Confederate territory, there must neat little pamphlet a collection of President After reaching Morristown, and refreshing from the battle of Collierville to this last ourselves as much as possible in one day, an on the 19th inst: affair, about (XH) rebels were killed, and a passed has purified the entire State, her peo­ not be any peace.” In all their speeches the Lincoln ’s letters on questions of national * order reached as to proceed immediately to Chattanooga, Oci. 18 . large number taken prisoners, and a consid- ple are slowly recovcting from the bloody copperhead flunkies bavo failed to point oiu pC!irv. they have arisen from time to this place, and again wc were moving, reach­ To Msj Gen. II. W. Halleek : crable quantity of arms captured. Little firight, and business will gradually resume the method by which they propose to “ con­ time' No better or !Pors effective docu­ ing this city on tho twenty-sixth ult., thus The fol low ing dis|*atch has just l>ccn re­ Bock advices say that the rebel army is scat­ ceived from Brig. Gen. Geo. Crook, command­ tered in every direction and an extraordinary its sway. Time, however, can never efface ciliate” their erring “ friends” at the South. completing a inarch of over two hundred ment could possibly bo circulated by tin* miles. Our men improved in health, not­ ing the 2d Cavalry division, dated Rogers- revival of Union sentiment has taken place the thoughts of that day. nor restore to wid­ This important omission is now fully sup­ friends of tho Union than this. Mr. Lincoln withstanding tho hardships. There was a ville, Oct. 10th, 1803”: I linYO to inform among the people. Over 1000 men joined ows and orphans the husbands and fathers plied by those “friends” themselves. If has a wonderfully clear and precise way of large nuu'.b er ^ at Crab Orchard, Ky., who you that 1 have had three lights with the the Federal army at Little Rock, and the of whom they were bereft, by a gang led on peace men wish to “conciliate” rebels, they had not sufficiently recovered undertake enemy since l left Sequatchie Valley, whip­ people are coming in daily and taking Uw stating his opinions on public topics; and ping him very badly each time. •The lust * out li of allegiance. Official reportsof the cap­ by a devil whose entrance into perdition will are informed of the only way it can be done. these opinions are so uniformly and so dis­ so long a campaign; but not. a man was )?ft battluended at Farmington, Tenn., where I on the way, to my knowledge, save one who ture of Confederate steamers in Red River^ affright the very inmates of Hades. The former will doubtless now advocate tinctly marked by sound common seme, and fought Wheeler's entire command with but do not differ materially. died belonging to the 17 1li Michigan, whose two brigades. 1 cut his force in two scatter openly that “ the Yankees withdraw their by unselfish devotion to the public wellare, name I did not learn. Wo did not meet MISSOURI. ing a large portion of it. capturing !v >ur pieces Six Generals of the Volunteer service will armed hosts from Confederate territory. ” that they never fail to cariy conviction w ith any opposition from the rel*els, on our Gen. Schofield has issued nn order reliov Isavs the U. S. Army and take seats in the of artillery, 1000 stand of cavalry arms and ing (ien. McNicl of the command of the Dis­ w herever they arc read. No better answer inarch. Knoxville is a very pleasantly situ­ House of Representatives, on the 1st of Pure Patriotism .—We learn from the ated town, ond the valley extending up and 240 prisoners, be>ids the wounded. 1 pushed trict of Southwest Missouri and placing Lira Lansing RepuNican that our old friend Mark can pf*sibly be given to the abuse of Presi­ down the Ralston and Clinch rivers, is very on after the enemy. I have not been able in command of the District of the Frontier, December. They are Gens. Robt . Sciienck to ascertain the names of the killed and vice (ien. Blunt who is ordered to report at A. Child , who has been employed in that dent Lincoln than these letters afford. fertile. But desolate beyond imagination- and John A. Garfield , of Ohio; Ebenezf .r wounded but it was very heavy. They Leavenworth. Gen Sanborn takes command office for years as a compositor, bade his family made so by the fortunes of war. Dumont , of Indiana; Green Clay Smith , of The Nashville Union states, on what it Our army is in fine spirits, and thousands w ere scattered over a distance of fifteen miles. of Southwest Missouri and Gen. Ewings’ Their retreat was a perfect rout, their men Kentucky; Ben . F. Loan and Francis P. and friends in that city adieu, and started declares to be the highest judicial authority arc joining us from the surroun* ing country. District of the Bonier is extended so as to deserting and straggling over the country. embrace the entiro State of Kansas. Blair , Jr., of Missouri. for Jackson to enlist in the army. He was that the privilege of habeas corjms has been North Carolina deserters from the rebel army, and refugees from the country, aro I pursued them with great vigor, but their unable to induce a recruiting officer in Lan­ suspended altogether in the Southern Confed­ horses heing better than mine, I was only The coming in daily. The recruiting and Provost Tim Washington Republican is requested Richmond Enquirer said it was neccs- sing to enlist him, but being assured that b# eracy, for over twelve months. The busjhmi - Marshal’s offices are crow ded from morning aide to come up with tw’o regiments at Sugar to state, on high authority, that these is not •ary that Basco should whip Rosecrans to would pass muster, he started for Jackson $ion w*as made by a private order of Jeff. Creek left to detain me. I made a charge on Davis to the leading judicial officers, and till night. now nor ever has been any misunderstand- insure the success of the “ peace” Democracy. with the determination that he would not Our supplies are somewhat limited and them, capturine s< mo 50and mattering them w never has l>cen published. Probably not over the mountains. I reached the river, ing of any nature between Gen. Gillmore But what kind of Democracy is that which return until he w*as enrolled as a member of one man-in fifty thousand in all Rebeldoni is hard to get, and many other things that are but found they had*a)l crossed at a ford Mime and Admiral D aiilcren , and that, on the depends upon the slaughter of our scldiers Uncle Sam’s union army. Mr. Child is now aware that for over tweive months the privi­ unpleasant to bear. But our late success tend the fair prospect for a speedy termina­ three miles above Damps Ferry, where they contrarv, their relations are of the most for victory, and whose hopes are fed by rebel fifty yeara of age, and is well known in this lege of hatwas corpus has not existed in the commenced to cross. I never saw troops South at all. The Cop|K?rheads of the North tion of this thrice accuised rebellion, fully coidial nature. triumphs ? • part of the country, ss. he was the pioneer compensates for it all. more demoralized. I am satisfied their loss will not have a word to say against this in this raid wms not less than 1,000. No Capt. Hutchinson and Lieut. M. 0. Honzu, The Paris SiecU predicts that if Alex . II. More of the fruits of Gen. Schofield 's publisher in Clinton county. This is purB tyranny of the'.r “Southern brethren,' ’ Jeff. fears need 1*3 entertained of their making unadulterated patriotism, and may the closa ^AV,S * * no* President Lincoln have returned. Capt. Wall bridge, of the Stephens expects his mission to France to ^eonservstive ” rule in Missouri, ia the re- 23d regiment, late from St. Johns, is here in Another raid soon. is the only American despot in their eyea. 81*11^1, W. 8. RONEm A NH, lead to recognition, he will be disappointed, jinovai of the brave and gallant Gen. Blunt , of bis life witness the old flag waving in town, quite out of health. F Oenernl. as 44 the time for that had passed, if it ever Abe hero of the West, an acoount of which triumph over every inch of our beloved Jeff. Davis has dismissed all the British lours truly, . Ralph Elt, Complete official returns from the Inlautry will ba found in another column. country. Conauls from tho Confederacy. Lt.-Col. 8th Mich. Infantry. engaged In the late battle are received, and existed.” THE WAR. GREAT AND ; the suui named for grading is Insufficient to Musical Entertainment .—Tbo Bailey 'No. 17 the Clinton fbjmMuan complete the work as contemplated by the Brothers (formerly residents of this county) Another Great Raid! resolution of the Board; but it will so far ac­ gave one of their popular musical entertain­ m ..g complish the object that a further appropria­ GLORIOUS NEWS!! HOMU MATTKHH. tion will be an unavoidable necessity. The ment* at iMumstead’s Hall on Wednesday "MAJOH” J. DROWN, woik of grading has already commenced, un­ evening, and at the urgent solicitation of Bm Onb “Down K..1" again, and M>cared all th« Mr. Jamkr Bought ©* U m presented u* der the personal supervision of commissioner those who were present, have determined to *1 with i turnip beet which btgti ill M l* ro° PLUNDER" REMAINING THERE! Plumstead , who informs us that it will bo remain and give another at the same place The North Triumphant! rs a small sized hay stack. completed, should the weather continue fa­ Among hie 44 trophies ’’ are an Immense stock of vorable, within fifteen days. on Saturday (to-morrow) evening. '1 hey THI^,OONOREUATIONAt. MlTR SOCIETY will are pronounced the best troupe of vocalist* DRY GOODS! meet at the house of Henry W ii-lson , Eim)., The advertisement in another column who cvet visited us, and those who neglect LARGE ARRIVALS OE PRISONERS headed 44 Fruit Trees,” claims the attention Among wblcb may he found this (Friday) afternoon and evening. The to be present on Saturday evening, we are Print*, invitation to the public is general. of every fruit-grower in this portion of tbo assured by our best citizens, will miss an De Laincs, WEEKLY! • State. Messrs. J. W. A G. N. Hungekforp , entertainment of rare merit. Merino*, Oliver Beebe, Esq., of Duplain, will the resident agents in this village, will re­ Lustres, please accept our thanks for a demijohn of NT. JOHN* PRICKS CU It UK NT. ceive and deliver a large invoice of trees from Morning Checks, ALSO, LARGE ARRIVALS OE the most delicious cider we ever tasted— (Corrected weekly by O. Loranger ] llalmorall Skirts, the celebrated nursery at Jonesville, on or Reef F loo, 6 quarters,...... 3 60 4 00 IIoop Skirts, pure, rich and noctarou*. Applet*, green, F bushel,...... 0 30 (gt 0 40 NEW YOHK about the first of November. This nurseryw Beam |lbuill«l,...... 1 6n (gj 1 76 Shawls. NEW GOODS! SlJPiaiNTEHDENTS OF POO*. —Tb* follow­ has long been successfully conducted by J. Butter V ...... 0 18 0*0 20 Woolen Hood*, Barley V cwt.,«...... ------175( 1b,...— -...... 0 06 (it 0 07 YANKEE NOTIONS St. Johns circuit by the M. E. Conference at the county will apply at Hodges ' banking Halt bbl...... 0 00 (at 3 22 Timothy Heed ^ bu: hel,...... — 1 O' Oc 1 60 No. 1 7 Clinton Avo., In Kndlesa Variety. Jackson on the 32d ult., we noticed a short office; those in the south half to S. U. Al­ Wheat, white, V btiausl,...... —...... 1 4o (T* 1 50 CLOTHING, time since, died at Mason on Saturday last. Wheat, red, V bushel,..— —. — .— 1 3o (Si I 50 exander , of Olive. The receipts of tho So­ Wool V Tb,...... 0 00 (3 C 66 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &C. Cork espondknce .—Our special correspon­ ciety at the Fair, contrary to expectation, The most complete stock ever brought here. were insufficient to pay all expenses; but HPECIAL NOTICKN. (Two Doom North of tbo Po*t Oftlce ) dent “ Revilo,” of the 23d Mich, infautry, We havo on hand, also, the beet selocted stock of the deficit, in part or in whole, was supplied PRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE! whose letters are always interesting—also Pulminary Consumption a Curable Disease by drawing from the County Treasury $3G,- ABE ON HAND By the Yard, Bale, Box or Packuge. the brave Lieut. Col. Ely , of the 8th Miclii. 98, which sum was appropriated and assess­ A CARD. GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE! Hoop Skirts, Infantry —have each furnished our readers ed for the lienefit of tho Society in the year TO CONS11UPTIVEI. By (he Tound, Bex, Ten or Cargo. Ever offered IN THE WEST. WE WILL NOT with an admirable letter this week, which 1859; but as no County Fair has been held The undersigned having been restored to health In WITH THE 8EST SELECTED STOCK RE UNDKHSOLD. Call and examine our stock, and since the collection of the same, until this CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE! save TWENTY PER OKNT. by so doing. will be found in other columns. few weeks, by a very Bimple remedy, after having fall, the money has remained in tfie Treasu­ From the Smallest to the Largest Invoice Wanted O. W STEPHENSON 3c SON. ry, subject to the order of tlie Society. Tho suffered several years with a sever© lung affection, —OF— @t, Johns, August 7,1863. Admitted . — Out fellow-townsman, Mr. Board of Supei visors, agreeably 44 with tho and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE ! W. W. Stiles, a young man who has been In Lots to stilt Purchasers. statute in such case made and provided,” or­ make known to his fvllow-sutterers ihe means of cure. FANCY AND STAPLE reading law with H. M. Perkin Esq. for the Country Dealers can buy any of the above mention­ dered the assessment and collection of 1-40 of To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre­ ed goods cheaper at my Htoro, at wholesale, than at < past two years, was on Tuesday admitted to a mill on the dollar, on the aggregate valua­ scription utsd (free of chaige.) with the directions for any other establishment of the kind In fit Johns.— To this I pledge my **sacred honor.” They cannot do the bar as an attorney a£ law and solicitor tion of taxable property of the county, for the use and benefit of the Society, at its preparing and using the same, which they will find DRY GOODS! better In Detroit. And In my retail department, in chancery. ME S. is a very worthy young next Annual Fair. Considering the fact that a gure cure for Cosscmpti Atmnii, Bhoxcuitm , I Will Not be Undersold! tc Terms CASH, or RKADY PAY. man, and has our best wishes for success in the late Fair was gotten up at the eleventh Coe(iiis. Colds , Ac . The only object of the advertiser READY-MADE The highest market price in CASH paid for the practice of his chosen profession. hour, simply as an experiment, the result is in sending the Prescription is to henellt the afflicted, gratifying —the *Soeiety may now be consid- and spread Information which he conceive* to he in Jfif HIDES, PELTS AND FURS. By tiif. notice of S. N. Warren , Collec­ ed fairly resurrected from a premature grave. JACOB BROWN. tor for this (the Gth) District, to be found valuable ; and he hopes every sufferer will try hie Bt Johns, October 9, If®.______[nlft ly ] Tlic Draft In this County. elsewhere, it will be perceived that all tier- ► remedy, as It will cost them nothing, and may prove CLOTHING! The following communication from Capt. All who wish to Buy sons who neglect to pay in the Internal Rev­ a blessing. Strickland , which explains itself, was in­ Parties wishing the prescription will please address DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, enue taxes and duties assessed to them, on tended to have been published in last week's Rbt. EDWARD A. WILSON, BOOTS &. SHOES, Caps» Iloots, Hhoes, or before the 3d and 4th day of November, Wllllamsburgh, King* County, issue, but was unfortunately mislaid: AND BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, will be liable to pay ten per cent, additional n1Q:4m New York. Provost Marshals ’ Office. ) For Men, Women and Children* ’ Wear, Cheap, consider this : thereafter—an item worth saving. Corunna, Oct. 10, 18G3. \ HATE H)U A head of Hair, or Whiskers or Moustaches, of an w Eds. Republican :—That your citizens may unbecoming color! IIATS AND CAPS, Tiif. requisite amount of funds to con­ know the number of men to be furnished in* DO YOU 1. I buy for CASH, and consequently get my goods struct a telegraph line from Owoaao to Lan­ Wish to change that color to a handsome deep from 5 to IO per cent* cheaper thun those your county, I send the enclosed statement brown, or a peifeot and nnturnl black, without injury Hoop and Ralmoral Skirts, who buy on time. C/2 of the number of men in the first-class in to the tlbres, without trouble or inconvenience ? 1 f ►o, sing has been subscribed, and the Repftblicau TURN YOU thinks the work of putting up the wire will each township, and the number each town­ Must use GRIBTADORO’B KXCBI.8IOU DYK, and many other Artloles In that line, ship mint actually furnish to avoid the which U the only harmless, certain, iuotantaueou* 2. I bought theheaft of my stock early, when goods soon commence. We shall thus be placed und truly natural I Pur Dye in the world. weroCHKAIM m draft, as follows: 8UOILD YOU in direct communication with the State (Cap­ first sub -district . Doubt these statements, try the urticle, and if it fulls TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. ital at all times by the electromotor, even Whole No «f Men. No. to be furnished. denounew it. Eagle, 78 G Manufactured 1 y J. CRHlTADORO,6 Astor House, # though the cars on the 44 Ratnsborn ” happen New York. Hold everywhere, and applied by all All of which thsy are determined to sell CHEAPER Watertown, 5G 5 Hair Dressers. 3. I have NO KENTS TO PAY, and 44 TADDLE CREAT SALES to be behind time. Pi ice, | ,$l 5<\ and $ J per box, according to size. MY OWN CANOE I” Riley, 69 G -O F- Westphalia, 85 7 D tT A <;ENTLK M AN, eurtd «»f Nervous Debility, Tiif Board of Supervisors adjourned on Incompetencv. premature Decay and Youthful Krror Than any other Establishment 8 ECONO ft *D-DISTRICT. actuated by a desire to benefit Olliers, will Ik* happy 4. I ..11 far CX9D, o. R«* the re- BROF1TS. mense amount of business. Among the aj>- Bath, 59 5 clp** Ht.d directions for making thft simple Kernedy Of the kind, this sldo of New York, or any othsr used in hiscaeo Those wishing to protll oy Illsexpe place. propriations made for county expenses the Victor, 89 7 rlence—and possess a Valuable Remedy—will receive 5. T have a few OLD GOODS on hand, at OLD Olive, 74 G the Pimp, by return mail, (e • re fully sealed.) by ad­ PRICKS. ensuing year, were SITK>f volunteer relief dressing JOHN It. (XJDKN, WE WILL DO WHAT WE SAY! THIRD SUB DIVISION. n 12 3m.1 No. 6n Nassau Street, New York. fund, and $8,000 for county contingent ex­ Bingham, 150 12 Tome and convince yourselves of the fact, bef< re penses. The proceedings of the Board will Duplain, 108 9 S|»<-i'iiialoi'rli<-;i Can lx* Ciir<‘«l. buyb.g ebewhere. The highest market price paid for 6. I replenish my stock monthly, and keep It well Dli. HAND** HFECIFIU cure# *V/ipr»»o/®rrA«. SORTED UP. appear in the Republican next week. The Ovid, 94 7 Seminal MVojhcM, lmpoti*ney% /,om of Poierr i) c. Green bush, 94 8 snrrtlih/ anti effectually. Its effects a?e truly magical. BUTTER, EGGS, HIDES, PELTS, FURS. pressure of business upon the Clerk preclu­ EOCRTIf SUB-DIVISION. A trial of tlie Hraciric will convince the most *kep. Jt. Johns, Octol>er 16,1863. [r»20:1y. 7. In fact. I can offer greater inducements to buyers ded the possibility of preparing the copy for tica! of its merits. Price f 1 a box. Bent post-paid than any other House at fit Johns. Dallas, 53 4 to any address, by B. O. Ul'II A M, 40.1 CuiaTwrT St. HARD-WARE! to-day's issue. Bengal, 78 7 PnrLADKLPitta. P*. Circulars sent free. 60:6m PLUMSTEAD BROS. Essex, 102 8 DRUNKENEBES CURED* Announce 1o the people of I keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Church Dedication .—The new M. E. Lebanon, 58 5 nK Inebriate mat now bid defiance to the tempt- THE COUNTRY TRIBUTARY TO BT. JOHNS FANCY DUESS COO»S, HE subscriber would hereby tender his thanks to Church at Olive Centre, in the township of RECAPITULATION. T in? cup Dr. KANK’H ANTIDOTK M’lt that they have just received his numerous customers for the very liberal pat. NT HO NO DU I % !v is a certain cure far Drunken- Tronnge extended to him heretofore, and would say Olive, will be dedicated on Thursday the 5th 1 st Sub diet.—No. of men 288; quota, 24 net*. 11 creates a d alike for strong Drink, and can A IinrguniHl Attraotlvo SHAWLS, BALMORALL AND HOOP that he is still on hand, at the Old Stand, with a full 2 ml 44 44 44 342 ; 44 28 be administered without the knowledge of the pa­ HUIrlh, I1oo«1m nn«I Ilnfk, a:id complete stock of day of November. There will be preaching &l 44 “ 4< 44G; 44 36 tient. Price, $ I a box. Sent by mail to any address, GLOVES nnd IIOBIKKY. which I .bull offer at by 8. C. PPI1AM, 4011 Ciikktxct Bthhkt, Puih.% STOCK OF GOODS GKKATI.Y KKbVCKD IMtlCKd. in the afternoon and evening by Rev. II. 4//i u “ 41 291; 14 24 nki.mi a , Pa . Circulars a. nt free FROM NEW YORK. Hall , Presiding Elder of the Lansing Dis­ If a draft takes place, 50 j>er cent, will be Which they piopoe# to sell as low as ANY OTHER ENGLISH AND AMERICAN added to the quota, or number of men actu­ HOUSE. W© Invite the attention of buyers, before 100,000 pounds of Wool trict, (in which this county is included.) Rev. making their putchascs, as in our stock may be found ally to be furnished by each township and Urn Advertisements. everything usually kept In a well-regulated establish- wanted O. Sanborn , of Owoaao, and Rev. Mr. Burns . . sub-district. U. Strickland , n cut. tbeieby saving tho annoyance of running from O W. MUNGRR. HARD-WARE, The dimensions of the Church building arc Pro cost Marshal, »tore to store to make up their purchases. Our stock 8t. Johns, October 8. 1863. (nl9:tf ) is made up of the follow!t g lines of merchandise ; 30 by 40 fret on the ground—posts 13 feet. FRUIT TREES. SALK OP FORFF.ITKD SCHOOL ANI) The Circuit Court—October Term. DKY GOODS, of nil dfcAcriptlotts, OUTLEY, It will seat from 200 to 300 people, and is FROM THR IWANP I.ANhN. The Circuit Court for this county conven­ V!K nuC! fancy Drc*s Good*, STATE LAND OFFICE, ? said to be an ornament to the locality in JONENVILLK XUB8EHY! Glovr* ond llostory, Ljnmno , .*ept 26, 1S63. \ ed at Clinton Hall, in this village, on Mon­ OTICF IS IIKHKBY fJIVRN, that the fob which it is situated. l.adlt s’ Fur*, lowing described Primary School and Swamp day last, his Honor, Louis S. 1a >yell , presi­ HIS Nt R8ERY, Seated In Hillsdale Co.. Mich- N ignn. has always taken the FIBrtT PRKMHJVI, Millinery 4.ood*. Lands, situated In the County of Clinton, forfeited Mechanics’ Tools, T for non-payment of Interest, will be offered for sale at Stamp Duties .—The Commissioner of In­ ding. The law business of the term is not “for the BKST AH^ORTMKNT of FRUIT and OR.LADIES* nnd CHILDRENS* Wor­ N A MENTAL TREES,M when entered for competi­ sted Goods, Public Auction, at this Office on Thursday tho 12th ternal Revenue has decided that certilicates worthy of mention. The cases were cither tion ; and Is reputed »o he one of ihe best Nurseries day of November next, ut 10 o’clock In the forenoon, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, In Boiithem Michigan. Kralt 'Frees a e here sown on CLOTHS,CASSIMERES and Vest- unless previously redeemed, according to law. of Tax sale and Tax redemption, enumera­ settled or put over. Decrees in Chancery the NATURAL Nell I., and arc* ru Afore d by etimuln- fiAMUEL fi. LACY, Commissioner. ted below, are subject to a stamp duty of were granted, as follows: ting manure*, and are therefore hardier am] safer for CLOTHING for Hera nnd Bo,s— Primary Huliool I/.ind transplanting. Lni'Ke Stock. Part of fiKOTiox. fiscTios. Town five cents each: 1. Certificate of Auditor Janies IF. Tillman rs. fV. T. Magoffin.— De­ North . HOUSE TRIMMINGS, IRON, NAILS, APPLE THEE*, WINTER SHAWLS, n fine stork. fi w q 16 8 cree of foreclosure for $183 91. Perrin & Btocky ami thrif»y—either giafted. budded or natur­ 16 8 General that a certain amount of taxes are als—can he bad. of all sizes, from five to ten feet high; LADIES* nnd MISSES* Felt and s w q of n e q Spaulding for complainant. Straw WINTER HATS, n w q of n w q 16 6 due; 2. Redemption certificates, issued eith­ Andrew Ji. Snydet vs, Abigal Snyder.—De­ at d considering size and quality, will he sold Cil E AP- • w q of a w q 16 6 GLASS, Kft than from any '.ther reliable Nursery. MEN’S nnd BOYS* HATS A CAPS, n e q of a e q 16 6 er by the Auditor General or County Treas­ cree of Divorce. Perrin & Spaulding lor The stock includes a CIlUlCE assortment of Yunkee Notion*, n e q of s e q 16 6 urers; 3. Certificates of purchase of State complainant. PKAli*, (both Dwarfs and StanlardO Toy* nnd Ludle** Baskets, n w q of n e q 16 7 PEACIIE8, s e q of s e q 16 6 AND ALL KINDS OF bids and State tax lands, issued by the Au­ John Van Arman rs. Martrline Jacofw, ft. al. CIIERRIR8, BOOTS nnd SHOES, of onr own • w q of fl w q 16 8 —Decree of Foreclosure for $77 41. j. Ba ­ UK A PBS, and Eastern Manufacture, n w q of s w q 16 6 ditor General to County Treasurers. This ker for complainant. QUivrrs, ■ w q of n w q 16 6 As well as the most desirable and hardy ORNA­ BEST FAMILY GROCERIES al­ lot No. 4, 16 6 stamp duty must be paid by the parties to Darius \V, Adams vs, benjamin C. Macum- MENTALS * which, when ordered, are packed wilh ways on lira ad, e bfof s w q 16 5 MISCELLANEOUS' GOODS. whom the certificates issue; and the stamps ber.—Decree of Foreclosure lor $329 74. J. care Immediately after being taken from the ground, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, n w q of a e q 16 6 akfk and forwarded forthwith by rail to tho purchaser, and of all kinds. lot No. 2, B for complainant. warranted true to la1>el. jot No. 6, must be affixed and cancelled by the officer To the manufacture of John If'. Roberts vs. Delia A. Rol/erts. —De­ Reference, by permission, to T. Daeks . Esq , of 8t. Ntramp Land. Usually kept In a Hardware who issues the certificate. cree of Divorce. John Joan for com pi’t. Johns, as to the reputation of tho Nursery 8 frl q of a w friq 31 6 Peter Laing vs. Robert G. McKee.— Decree JOHN T BLOIB, Proprietor, CLOTHING AND BOOTS AND SHOES ■ q of n e q 26 7 Improvements .—Mr. B. Wright is col­ N. B.— A large lot of Tree# will arrive at 8t Johns To order, wo give our special attention, and WAR­ • hf of i W q 21 6 for dismissal. R. Strickland for coinpl’t.— by rail, from the Jonesville Nursery, on or about the RANT EVERYTHING WE SELL, to be n e q of s e q 23 7 lecting the materials with which to erect a first of November. We Have the Finest Assort nr of J. II. McKee and B. U anchett for deft. Ah Cj!oo<1 as HeiiresentccL n w q of n e q 27 7 JAB. \V. &C.N UUNOKRFORD, Agents, • hfofneq 27 7 commodious residence on the vacant lot, cor­ There were two criminal cases upon tho fit Johns, October 2o, 186J. [n21:tf.] • w q of n w q 36 6 ner of Walker and Oakland streets. lie is calendar, to wit: » pIlOlIATE ORDER.- Btate of Mlchigan- 100,000 lbsTof BUTTER CHOICE FARMING LANDS FOR A County of Clinton, as .—At a session of the Pro­ COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, also making preparation to build two more The People vs. George W. Jefferds.—Lascivi­ bate Court for the county of Clinton, holden at the W ANTE D. RALE. Probate office in the village of Hi. Johns, on Monday PLUMSTEAD BROTH ERR. HR followinglar.ds. situated In Clinton county, dwelling houses for rant. A good idea; for ous cohabitation. The prisoner failing to rjh Bt. Johns, Bept. 26, IMS. [n!7:tf. are oflerered for sale 1 y the undersigned at very the 19th day of (>©* her, In the year one thousand eight T To b« found In the Market, and the continual influx of strangers among us, f>ear, his bonds for $300 were estreated. hundred and sixty three ; Present II. M. Perrin, Judge seasonable rates.and on easy teims. Those wishing The People us. John hr own.—Larceny of a of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Peter N1TED STATES IntcmarRevcnue As- to buy, will find It to their advantage, to call and se« who wish to aettle here, demands the erec­ Carrow, deceased. the undersigned. 1101* 0. Put over and prisoner recognized to segment Notice.—Notice is hereby given to all tion of more tenements immediately. D" reading and filing the petition, dnly verified of persons residing or doing business in the Klr^t Divi ­ appear, in the sum of $300. SRen Cartew. praying, for reasons therein set forth, sion or the Rixth Collection District of the Btate of DEFY COMPETITION I Mr. Glass, proprietor of the “Gibbs The prisoner is a young man, aged about that an Administrator de bonis non may be apiHJntcd Michigan, that the Asseesmjnt ho|U for aaid I)lvi* In said estate: hi a Will, in accordance wilh the provls {ons of 8ec House,” has let the contract for building an Thereupon It 1s ordered, That Monday, the 16th day tlon 15 of the Act to provide Internal Revenue, kc^ twenty years, ami resides one mile north­ of November, 18T».'I, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, be as­ N e and n w q of...... 21 6 N. 8 W. TIN ROOFING, GUTTER AND PER­ addition to hie hotel at dimensions sufficient be open for examination from this date for fffieen n w fl q of 30 6 ’f 3 ” east of this village. Tho horse in question signed for the hearing of s>dd petbiou, and that the days (Sundays excepted) during business hours, at 48 heirs at Uw of said decease*!, ani all other persons in­ • w fl q of 30 6 " 4 M PENDICULAR for twelve sleeping apartments. This evi­ the (Clerk’s)office of O. w. Hunger, Ass’t Aareenoi, w fr of n e a 16 8 ” 4 ” was stolen in Ingham county about two terested in said estate, are required to appear at ases In St. Johns. And the f*ay next ensuing, Appeals will 18 dences two things—enterprise on the part of sion of said court then to be holden at the Probate s ff of n w ft q 16 8 " 4 ” months since, and recently found at Ovid, in be received and determined by me at the said of­ n hf of * w q of 6 ” 4 ” CONDUCTOR PIPES office. In the village of 8t. Johns, and show cause. If fice, from 9 o'clock A. M to 12 o’clock M., relative to ond q of e hf of s e q 30 6 ” 4 ” Mr. G., and the constantly increasing busi ­ any tliere be why the prayer of the petitioner should any erroneous vsluatfons. All appeals must be In the poaseasiou of a man who purchased it not be granted. And It Is further ordered, Thau said und q of w hf of ■ e q 80 6 " 4 ” ness of our village. writing, and specify the particular cause, matter or w hf of n w q of 26 8 ” 4 ” of young Brown . The latter claims to have pet Itl -ner give notice to the persons Interested In said grievance upon which a decision Is requested, and Will be Made end Put Upon Short Notlee.' estate, of the pendency of said pet'tlon. and the bear- w hf of • w q of 4 7 ” 3 ” state the ground or principle of Inequality oi error e q of • w q of 36 7 * 3 u The Public Square ___$000 were appro­ purchased the animal of a stranger, suspect­ log thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pub- com plain©.I of. T* NOrtTM, II. B. Assessor, 11 shed in 'I be Clintn" Republican, a newspaper print­ n w fl a 7 6 ” 1 " priated by the Board of Supervisors for im­ ing nothing wrong. Some doubt of the guilt Fortho Sixth Collection D'Strlctof Michigan. ■ e q oif 24 7 w jo JOB WORK, ed and circulated in aald countv of Clinton, for three Dated at Vassar, this 17th day of Oct, 1863. proving the Square—one-half for grading— of the prisoner being entertained, the case success!»e weeks, previous to said day of hearing. H M. I'KRRIN, Agent H* M. PERRIN, Ju<4ge of Probate. July M. 1863. fit. Johns, Mieh. Of all kinds, done with despafoh, and In a Work the balance for fencing. Messrs. John W. was put over, tor further developments. JA lrne copy )______^2i:3w_ PEOPLE'S LIVERY STABLE. manlike Manner. L. SMITH. MOMIITOI . Internal Revenue Tax. Paine , R. Strickland and A. Plumstead Although the Jurors were dischasged l^l I BF hLTTKKH remaining In the i*ost Of­ SI. John*, Michigan. OTICR I* tIKRKHT I.IVRN, that Ihe An- L fice at |Bt. Johns, Michigan, ou the 22d day of Oc- ILATKOF COUUNNA | nnal Collection IJsta for the county of Clinton BtfT If y prices will be as low on work find on all constitute the Board of Commissioners ap­ without passing upon any case, there was a tol^r. 1963. Nare now complete, and the Taxes and Duties thereinGoods, as at any place west of Detroit, of the same probability, when they were summoned, that Butler, Thomas fl., Clise Frederick, OOD If Oil HK* for riding set forth have become due and payable Payment qnality. pointed to superintend the improvement Beurman, Miss Emma, Griffith, Harnuel If.# G or driving, and vehicles of ev ­ ean be made on ihe 3d and 4th day of November. 18*3, I would remind those who have unsettled accounts provided for. The earth is to be excavated three criminal, as well several civil cases, 1 Brook K 8, f Uoftlnet, J.. ery description lor one or more at the office of Charles K!pp, in fit J. hns. All per- with me, that they will confer a gieat favor upon me Buck, John, Hopkins, Margaret, horses, always kept for the use of sons who shall neglect to pay their Taxes and Duties by calling and setilh g the same immediately, ae all at the west, and placed in the ravine at the would require their attendance. The Court Car|»entert John B , Kltidy. Jan e* D.# ths public. as aforesaid, at the above mentioned time and pices, MfTftT UK AVCTTLRD HR FOUR Tltk let Chlrfrusky. Jonas, Rice, Jaa. K. msr Persons conveyed to any part of the country on will be liable to pay *en per eeutnm addit lonal upon DAY OF JANUARY RRXT. east side of the Square, until the grade shall adjourned on Tnesday afternoon, having been Claw. Mrs. Lydia. the most liberal terms. the amount assessed to them. BtT" Terms, CASH. be uniform, a* far a* practicable. We think io session but two days. Persons calling for the above letters will please sav 9TABLK on Walker Street, near Cattemole’e Uo- HAMUKL N. WAHRKN, Collector. Charles Kipp. H. B. U IB BOMB l\ el. fit. John e, Dee 19,1868. ' Sixth District, Michigan. ffl John*. November 28,18AM |nMW.| ei# I * ♦

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uardi aw ialb .*NoUm t# hneby given, that la pursuanoeof a lieona v ranted by the Pro AIKEN’S UNION STORE. TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA I • pq . Ayer ’s fcoMG Court la and for the oounty of Clinton, 1 will sell MOKK VALUABLE TUAN GULL) I DR. ROBACK’S at public vendue, lathe highest bid.for, at the outer KNITTING MACHINE. door #r the Ollatou House, In the village ef Do Witt, uoi.KValuable than uoldi la the eounly of Clinton and State of Michigan, on MOUK VALUABLE THAN HOLD I STOMACH at Saturday the 31at day of October, A. D. 1863, at one MOKK VALUABLE TUAN HOLD mu /;*k»UY o^elaek In the afternoon, the equal undivided two- thirds of the following described lands, being the In­ terest of Delos O. Marvin and Allie M. Marvin, minor SCROFULA AMD SCROFULOUS DISEASES. heirs ef Betsey a. Marvin, late of aald county, deceas­ Dr. Jno. L. Lyou ’H From Emery AV/c*, n well-known merchant qf imm ed,vf* f The east half of lot number three hundred Orftvnly Maine, * 4 I haV6 Fold imi go «|UttiiUtir* of v uul Sa K ABE NOT and seven tv-four. (874.) Iota number four hundred and ILL a , but never jet one bottle which tailed of the aae, (401,) four hundred and two, (402,) four hundred FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, (iosired effect and lull *>atinduction to those w ho took 1 "°»4*2S and three, (408,) and four hundred and four, (4( 4,) In it A» find a# our people try it, they agree there has TO BE EXCELLED htoek number forty-eight (48) In eaid village of De FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, Wen no medicine like it before iu our community.” Witt; ateo lot number four hundred and twenty* It 1* tne moat useful and desirable arttole ever In a\1 A# A eight (428) and fraetlonal lota number four hundred vented, for woman to make money with ; It will give FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustule*, MHO aud twenty nine, (42V.) four hundred and thirty,(430,) her* most agreeable employment by which she oau FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, Ulcers, Sores, and all Disease* of the Skin- STOMACHIC and four hundred and thirty-one, (481,) In block num­ make great profits CONSERVATIVE PRICES! From /ter. Jtobt. Stratton, Bristol, England. ber fifty-six, (66 ;) also all that part of Water street It can be made, in the hands of a woman, to earn 441 only do my duty to you and the public, when AUD (formerly eo called) lying between blocks number for* with ease and oomfort,$ 10 to $ 20 per week. An old I add my testimony to that you publish of the me* ty-eigbt (48) and fifty-six (66 ) aforesaid, all In the vil ­ lady, too old to do anything else, oau earn money FOR FEMALES, diciual virtues of your Sausapaiulla . My daugh­ lage of De Witt, aforesaid ; also all the equal undi­ right along, by Its use. FOR FEMALES, ter, aged ten, hud an ufflictiug humor in her ears, I^egLclcLto? vided two-thirds of the following described land, viz : & JU FOR FEMALES, eyes, aud hair for year*, which we were unable to commencing at a post one chain and twelve and one- AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE. cure until we tried your Saksapauiljla . bhe has or TH* half links north of the quarter post situated at the FOR FEMALES. been well for some months.” eoSth-cael corner of the north oast quarter of section Young ladlea who want to earn money, can. by the number twelve, (12,) In towpsbip number five (&) north use of this machine, employ aapart pa or the whole of Just Received, From Mrt. Jane K. Bice, a well known and much- DIGESTIVE ORGAia of range numberthree (3) west. In Michigan ; running their time very Independently and satisfactorily, A CHOICE STOCK OF Sufl'.rlng from IrregulailLy, or Obstruction of tho estrrmul Ituly qf Dennisville, Cape May Co., N. J. thence weat ten (10) chains and forty eight (48) links ; A farmer, who raises wool, cann., mannfacturcrs qJ' tnam- n!4:7w) 8KTH P. MAUVIN^Guardlan^ chine. DOMESTIC, IT IS SURE TO CURE! tiled patters in Jvashua, N. H• iv wu\v&vvu vvAwcXv wv W Wives and fomilies of Volunteers find in it their 44 1 hud for several years a very troublesome hu­ DMINISTRATOR'S SALK.-Noticei# here best friend and protector. Whole families can he sup­ IT IS SURE TO C URE mor in my face, which grew coutdantly worn* until c,vvv«. uW. W\<& uv\V% \»WveVv A by given, that in pursuance of a license granted ported by its use. Thousands attest to this fact. PARASOLS it disfigured my feature# and became an intolerable by the Probate Court for the county of Clinton, and uffiictiou. I tried almost everything a man could of v* Wvt \o," V»w\ tv* i\ State of Michigan, I will sell at publlo vendue, at IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! both udvice and medicine, but w ithout any relief the late residence of Jane Evans, deceased. In Clinton AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE whatever, until I took your Sauhaparilla . It vmevVuvV — tv uvtvv\ oounty, State of Michigan, on Tuesday the 17th day It knits the material for a pair of Stockings in four HOOP SKIRTS, IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! immediately made my luce worse, as you told me it of November, A. D. 1808, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon minutes. In a day, a woman can make and finish might for a tint; but iii a few week* the new *kin "BU£vv \av \ov o') Wtft a \\%U\v \. of that day, all the right, title and Interest of Jane complete for market from one to two dozen pairs, BOOTS & SHOES, IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! began to form under tlie blotches, aud continued Kvaaa, deceased, In and to the following desert i>ed The stitch It makes is precisely the same as that until my face is u* smooth as an\ body'a, und 1 am \w \\cve, Wvvvovvfc land, Vo wit: The west half of the east half of the made with Knitting Needles,except in this : that the IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! without any symptoms of tlie dbease thut 1 know . south west quarter of section number twenty-two (22,) machine makes it firmer aud more durable than the of*. 1 enjoy perfect health, and without a doubt owe o') \\ve- W ivwvV Sovv Wn AV vcyc In township number eight (8) north of range number It is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health, and vi ­ it to your .Sahhapakilla ." . four (4) west, tn Clinton county. In the State of Mich­ needles can, possibly. Groceries, die., die.; vacity of spirits, unless the Menses are regular as to igan.—Dated October 2 A. D. 1863. It knits the Stockings, all but th© tip of the to# ; th© the time the quantity. Arid quality. When they are Eryaipoia* — General Debility — Purify the Y vo.«, ^ov a Vov\o \vwve, Yvtvvv heel is knit on th© machine ; narrowing and widening With other trtiole* too uumerou* to meutlon ; all of Blood. NATHAN II. EVANS, Administrator it done by simple motion of thumb screw. obstructed, nature makes her effort* to obtain for it wvvvc\v wee\eA aw aWytU o') 18:8w.) _____ of the estate of Jane Evans, deceased. It knits a great variety ’of fancy work, such as some other outlet, and. unless these efforts of nature From I>r. Boht. Saw in, Houston St., AT. Y. whloh will bo cold at are aaststeit, the patient usually experiences Despond­ Dr . Aver . I seldom tail to remove Eruptions und ft\omac\v 'ft’vWw, voVvve-Vy, v^ ROBAT1C ORDER.—Stateof Michigan Coun­ Shawls, Nubias, Opera Oapes Under Sleeves, Com­ forts, Military Sashes, Son tag*, Kigolets, Clouds, Head ency , Nervousness, and finally CONSUMPTION as­ Scrofulous Sores by the persevering use of your P ty of CHnton, ss.—At a session of the Prohate sumes Its sway, and prematurely terminates a misera Sarsaparilla , and \ have just now cured an at­ tukew v\\ \vro\)W v\vvivw\v\.vev> , Court for the oounty of Clinton, bolden at thePro-Dresses, Tidies, Ao., Ac. ble life. baU Office, In the village of St. Johns, on Tuesday, LOW PRICES, FOR READY PAY, tack of Malif/nant Erysipelas with it. No altera­ tive we possess equals the Sarhaparilla you have wvvA o\ \\u v \.vvwe, o.v«, the 13th day of Oe'ober. in the year one thousand eight AIKEN’S KNITTING MACHINE. supplied to the profession as well as to the people.n hundred and sixty-tbree: Present, II. M. Perrin, at 1). C. HURD’S. IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! Judge of Probate. In the matter of the ©slate of John It knits Under Shirts and Drawers, the most ser­ St. Johns, June 4,1863. From ./. E. Johnston, Esn , Wakeman, Ohio. W, VAVYC ^vwtwVv^c o') N. Plowman, deceased. viceable and durable that can be mad© ; also. Table IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! 44 For twelve years 1 hud tlie yellow Erysipelas on On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of Covers Suspenders, Purses, Cravats, Leggings, Ac. HAllK TO THE my right arm, during which time 1 tried all the cel­ ilzous Fever, William T. Plowman, Executor of Said estate, pray­ It is so simple that a child can comprehend it, and IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! ebrated physician# I could reach, und took huudreds ing , for reasons therein sot forth, that his final account know the “ why and wherefore” of it. A Sewing Ma- IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! of dolluis' worth of medicines The ulcers were so 'ever' and, flgTLe, aa Executor may be allowed : chine nmy be used for year# and the operator burdly bud that the cords became visible, and the doctors Thereupon It Is ordered, That Monday, the 0th day know how the stitch is made. PLANER decided that inv arrn must be amputated. I began Liven Oomjplciint, of November next, at one o'olock in the afternoon, be It cannot get out of order if well used, so simple is BEAR IT IN MIND! • taking your Sarsaparilla . Took two bottles, and assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the its construction. Ilf it gets out of order, so that it can t ■ OF— some of your Tills Together they have cured me. dyspepsia, heirs at law and all persons interested In said estate, be fixed in five minutes, we will give the purchaser a BEAR IT IN MIND ! I am now as well and sound as any body. Being in a are required to appear at a session of said court, then new machine* public place, my case is known to everybody in this 'Tidzgestion, to be holden at tne Probate office lu the village of St. It Is portable—weighs complete but forty pounds, w. w Brainard ! BEAR IT IN HINDI community, aud excites the wouder of all.” Johns, and show cause, If any there be, why said pe­ and can be carried ns easly as a valine of same weight. From Hon Henry Monro, M. P. P ,ortance of purgation Machines with great profit,knitting the yarn he takes ascertain if pregnane/ be the cause, as ihe*e Di ol’S fibre, w hich covered hi# lace, and actually blinded VvowyitvSwV tooW vvvuV WvV)%, with RADWAY’S PILLS, in jcontradistinction of in into stockings for retail or wholesale trade. would be sure to produce miscarriage ; they will also liis eyes for some da>s. A skilful physician applied purging with other pills or powders, salts, oils, Bed- It is no new, untried thing, but baa been in most ALL KINDS OF certainly PRhVKNT conception, if taken two or nitrate of silver ami other remedies, w ithout any ap­ \xAvvt\v wvv\V.e, X\\m iltx waters, they would need less physicking, save successful use in all the Factories of the East, so that three days before the monthly period; therefor*, I parent effect. For fifteen days weguuided his hands, themselves from much suffering, end greatly improve wifIi it distinctly understood, that 1 do not bold my their health, 1 now millions of dollars worth of goods are evory y sar lest with them he should tear open the festering und made on it. belf responsible when used under such circumstances corrupt wound which covered Ida whole face. Hav ­ RADWAY’S PILLS HOUSE MOULDINC ing tiled every thing else w e had any hope from. wfc Are Perfect Purgatives . Some say. “Why, it will soon knit enough to glut liegan giving your Sarsaparilla , und applying the market 1” Not so. Twenty million dollars worth And Shop Joiner Work BUY THE BEST! tiie iodide of potash lotion, a* you direct, lhe sore They are aperient, tonic, laxative, stimulent, conn of such goods are anuuully imported. Stop importa­ began to heal when we had given tiie first bottle, ter-lrritant, sudorific, alterative. They are entirtdy tions. BUY THE BEST! and w as well w hen we had finished the second. Tiie \)v ~RoYu\cWs Vegetable, and the only vegetable substitute for Cal­ It is used In Penitentiaries, Blind Asylums, and Done to Order, lie is also prepared to do child*# eyelaabe#, which hud come out, grew again, omel, Mercury, Antimony, Blue Pill, in the Arana of other public institutions where there are many feet to BUY THE BEST! ami lie is now as healthy und fair as any other. The VV\A> Medicine* As evacuante, they are more certain and clotde. Blind women can work it very successfully. BUY T1IE BEST! whole neighborhood predicted that the child must thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton Soldiers' Aid Societies, Mite Societies, Ac , find this die.” and Harlem Oil, or Elaterlum , and more soothing machine a most useful and satisfactory article. By ate Wvc \cooy wvvxw'* Vtvtwdi, and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb or Tamarinds.or its use they are enabled to accomplish much to en­ Jobbing* dt Building, BUY TIIE SAFEST! Syph^i* and Mercurial Disease. Castor Oil. * hance the comforts of the soldier and the poor. From hr. Hiram Stoat, of St. Louis, Missouri. AS ALTERATIVES Price of M achihe, complete, $75. For furl her infor­ BUY THE SAFEST! 441 fluff your Sarsaparilla a more effectual They exercise a more powerful Influence over the mation, send for circular and samples of work. (Send PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, remedy for tire fccomlary sy mptom# of Syphilis, \)v. ‘Wo'Wo.eV’* liver, and* Its secretions than calomel, mercury, blus stamp.) Agenta wanted iu ur \)odot * fivVU. ing energies, and regulating all the secretions to the Sarsaparilla an excellent remedy for Suphilis, natural nerformanee of their duties, cleansing and pu­ Drugs and Medicines. BUY THE SUREST! both of the primary and secondary type, and effect­ rifying the blood and purging from the system alluis- BUY THE SITRF.ST! ual in i onic ouuui that were loo ubutauate to yield to eased deposit* and Impure humors. PETER LORILLARD, other remedies. Ido not know wliat we can em­ They differ from all purgative pills. Their action 1, ploy wit li more certainty ot success, where a power­ not local,or oonfined to a portion of the bowels — ful alterative is required.” ^Vow\wc\\ WvWcvw Drastic Purgative Pills augment what is called the Snuff A Tobacco Manufacturer, ‘ 4 WHICH IS LYON’S DROPS. -'v Mr. Chan. S. Pan Liew, of New Brunswck, X. J., peristalie movement of the bowels by irritating the WHICH IS LYON’S DROPS. had dreadful ulcers on hi# legs, caused by the ubuse CVYC \\ve vvc\v ttUVW S v^oVvvtc, coats of the intestines. 16 & 18 CHAMBERS ST. 4 of mercury, or mercurial disease, which grew more A large dose of the Drastic Pills will, by irritating WHICH IS LYON’S DROPS. and more aggravated for years, in spite of every cvw\ (jOWV^OY\. the mucous membrane, produee a violent expulsion (Formerly 42, Chambers Street, New Yore,) remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the of the oontents in the bowels, but in so doing oth r se­ WIHCII IS LYON’S DROPS. persevering use of A Y RU*fl Sarsaparilla relieved cret ions are suspended. In such esses, the stools will Would call the attention of Dealers to the articles of be found to be Hght colored und watery, and attended hit manufacture, vis : him. Few esses can fo; found more inveterate and with cramps, griping pains, nausea,stekness. By this THEY ACT LIKE A CIIARM, distresting than this, and it took several dozen bot­ \)v. "&o\ivvcV% increased unnatural action of the bowels, the secre­ BROWN SNUFF. tles to cure him. tion* of the kidneys end pancreas are diminished, fol­ Macaboy. Demigro*. GEO, HUNT & BRO., by strengthening and Invigorating, and restoring tho Leu^orrhOBa, Whitoa, Female Weakness, ft\ow\wc\\ lowed by affections of the kidneys, bladder, urethra, Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia, system to a healthy condition. It moderates all excels, are generally produced by interna) Scrofulous Ulcer• pihlie*, tenesmus,general prostration, costiveness, uni Coarse Rappee, Nachltoches, and removes all obstruction*, aud a speedy cure mav at ion, and are very r 1 ten cured by t fie alterative VWVWVf OYVV\C \\\i V\V\*i Lididlgestlon. American (ientlcmau, Copenhagen, DRUGGISTS, be relied on. effect of thi# Sarsaparilla . Some cates reauire, In active and inflammatory diseases, the irritation however, iu aid of the Paiihaparilla , the skilful \c\)vVv\vi\e\. r.roduoed by the Drastic Purgative Pills will not only application of local remedies. ncreaee the disease, but induce ulceration ; therefore. YELLOW SNUFF. ST. JOHNS, IVI1CII,, greatTeat caution is required in attacks of inflammation From the well-known and widely-celebrated Dr. oftbf the bowels, bilious cholio, rheumatism, gout. Ac, Scotch, Iloncy Dew* Scotch, arenlways on hand to wait upon custoracrefs. We To MARRIED LADIES, Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati. keep all kind a of 441 have found your S arh a pa rill a on excellent W. in the kind of pills to take. If RADWAY’S PILLS High Toast Scotch, Fresh Iloney Dew Scotch. alterative in disease# of fc male* Many case# of ir- are taken, a cure will follow. Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch, They are peculiarly adapted, a* they bring ©n th regulsrity, Leucorrlnra, Internal Ulceration, uml There are a class of ehronto diseases, Chronic or Lundyfoot, DRUGSf nonlhly period with such perfect regularity local debility, arii-ing from the scrofulous diathesis, fe\omwe\v iY\.Wcvw Rheumatism, Gout, Enlargement of the Liver, Spleeu foT Attention is called to the large reduction In MEDICINES, bare yielded to it, and there art* fi w that do not, Enlargement, diseases caused by the excessive use of prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, when it#effect is properly aided by local treatment.” v\vvv>«- avoovvv vwc\uwc\vo\.\y Calomel. Quinine, in which Coichlcum Goiac are pre­ which will be found oi a Superior Quality, LINSEED O 1 L, scribed freely. In these diseases, RADWAY'S REG­ KEROSENE O / L, SURE TO DO GOOD! A lady, unwilling to allow the publication of her w\v\ wuvVvt "Lv'ie ULATING TIL1J8 are for more certain, and the pa SUHE TO DO GOOD! name, writes: tlent avoids the danger whloh an overdose of Coleni- TOBACCO. VARNISH, GLASS, 44 My (laughter and myself have been cured of* cum would Inflict. 8K0KING. FTKE CUT CHEWING 8M0KIKG WHITE LEAD, SURE TO DO GOOD ! very ffehilituting Ueucorrhcea of long standing, by In Yellow. Typhoid, and Bilious Fevers, tn Krysip PAINT HR USIIIX, SURE TO DO GOOD! two bottles of your Sarsaparilla .” \)y . 'RoV vo .c W* elas. Small Pox, purgation I* highly essential ; but to Long, P. A.L. or plain, St. Jago, Rheumatism. Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys ­ administer a dose of Drastle Pills, the irritation they No. 1, Cavendish,or Sweet, Spanish, PUTTY, ALCOHOL, pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia, would produce, and the relaxation and depletion that No.2, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaster, LIQUORS - for MEDICINES, S\o\me\\ 'BvWcvw would follow, would be likely to prove fata). In these Noa. 1 A 2 Tin Foil Cavendiah, Turkish- CANNOT DO HARM! when caused bv Scryfuta in tiie system, arc rapidly PA TENT MED 1 L INES, cured by thi# Ext . Sarhapauilla . cases, a mild, soothing, and gently stimulating laxa­ mixed, CANNOT DO HARM! tive, that will purge and heal, soothe and strengthen, Granulated. D YESTUFFS, ciYc \W SoWuv* Pmudi, V>\j like RADWAY S REGULATING PILLS, is requir- N B.—A circular of prices will bo aent on applies CANNOT DO HARM! ay Tr’s ^YtoewVvwvt WvavvVvea, •d. The cause of so many deaths In these dsense* is lion. ____ 27 :1 y and in fact everything usually kept by Druggists. owing to tbs want of a purgative like RADWAY'S We acknowledge ourself e* grateful to our numer­ CANNOT DO HARM ! PILLS, that will purge, without depleting or interfer* ous customers, for their very liberal patronage, and CATHARTIC TILLS e\\Uv^, '&\vtvvwvuVvm, de, Ing with the ftinetlon* or other secretions. Not one I 8 I 8 ^ hope we may continue to merit tlicir favors, in th e possess so many advantages over the other pur­ in a hundred of Yellow and other fever eases would future. I could furnish any quantity ef testimonials of its gatives in the market, and their superior virtue# ^ThecG Fitters are put up in quart prove foul if RADWAY S PILLS wore adopted in TO FARMERS “PFCOPLE’S DRUG STORE,” June 1st, efficacy, from my own natient*, but the practice of pa­ are so universally known, that we need not do bottles , of which the above is a facsim­ their treatment. 4 1ID 1 80:i. GKO. HUNT A BRO. rading bonght and fictitious ones before tho public is Some advocates of Drastic Purgation erroneously so prevalent I do not deem it advlsabl*. My object is more than to assure the public their quality is ile. £T7ie label is finely engraved, and hold that griping, nausea, sickness, tenesmus,' during FARMER’S -WIVES! V S.—Wehopeno one will call upon as for LIq to place my medicine Indore the nubile, not alone to maintained equal to the Lest it ever has been, the operation of their pills. Is a favorable sign ; if uors to be used as a beverr ge. nl make money, but to do good It is proverbially true and that they may lie dejiended on to do all is provided with a safe-guard from their pills, expelled with the focees the diseased hn MIST: TO TUG FARMER WE WILL SAY, of the American I.adie.«, that notion perfectly healthy that they have ever done. oounterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottle, or mors left circulating In the system, there would he but That w« are .elllnK our ones can be found in any one vicinity. Prepared by .7. C. AYER, M. D.# A Co., little pain or griping. It is the absence of the bile and ISTE W nix for 2’5. , other humors, which their Imperfect pills,fail to purge Lowell, Mu**., and sold by C. W. T^obnch, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 out of the system, that occasion* the pain. By exam­ IMPROVED FANNING MILLS BE WISE IN TIME! Geo Hunt 5c. Bro., O. W Stephenson and Poyff fe East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom ining the stools evacuated after severe griping, they VERY CHEAP, notwithstanding the hard times.— WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP. Wiggins, St. oh ns ; Pr. II. T>. Cobb, Do \Vitt; Will be found thin and watery. These Mills wil separate Oats from Spring wheat*; BE WISE IN TIME! 1'eari 5c Kaxon, Du plain ; M. V. Bror’n, Maple Rap­ all orders should be addressed. AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. clean Grass seed for market, and in fact serve the far­ ids ; M . A. CbappH,Greenbush ; Fitch Sc Carter and Many persons arstn the habit of taking Salts, Seld mer in every particular They are equal to any in use HE subscribers have taken the Shop formerly oc BE WISE IN TIME ! W.C. Bennett,Dvld. Wholesale by Farraud, She- FOR SALE BY Mil Water, Magnesia, As., to reguiste their bowels 8ECOND: FARMERS* WIVES, T cupied by A. II. VRKKLAND, on west lligham BE WISE IN TIME ! ly 5c Co., Detroit. This is erroneous. They succeed in obtaining an evac ­ Cannot get along without one of our MILK SAFES. street, near Hicks' Hotel, St. Johns, whore they will Geo. W. Rtepnenson, St.John#; W. C. Bennett uation of the watery parts only, leaving the corrupt We are alio making a first-rate Ovid; Platte *. Kndemacher, Westphalia; M. V humors, and that Is all, but at the expense of the iiv- Brown, Maple Rapids; M.A. Chappell, Greenbuah •r,paosreas, kidneys, Ao , not one atom of bile or oth­ Spinning Wheel, MANUFACTURE Let not disease destroy your eonstitution. TryTi a PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Fearl 5c Faxon Duplsin; A. W. Partridge Pe Witt er impurities Is eliminated from the blood or serous Which we offer for sa*e. Our Fanning Mills, Milk bottle of my PERIODIC;AL PROPS,and you will be and by pruggiet# and merohanta generally through fluid. If you are dyspeptic, or troubled with heart­ Pafesand Spinning Wheel*, will be eold for Cash, or satisfied that 1 am no Imposter. Tell your afflicted out the Union. burn, sour eructlous, head-ache, indigestion, these c’lf on long time, to suit purchasers. We solicit patron­ and keep constantly on hand. friend what restored th© bloom of health to your Acuities still remain to torture and vex you. You do age, and warrant prompt attention to all orders. cheeks, and thereby confer a favor more valuable than TO DO THIS, USE not advanoe one step towards a cure ; and the contin­ W. TAKE DAVIS gold. For painful or scanty Menstruation it Is Just ued use of theee evacuants are apt to accumulate and Greenbush, Clinton Co., Mich. the thing. 1 have now In my inind an instance of a form concretions In thestomsch. A dose of RAD. April 28th, 1863. n48 LIGHT AND HEAVY lady who had been suffering from painful menstrua­ Brown A Van Horn’s WAY'S PILLS, once or twice a week, will keep all tion, tw*o or three years, confining her to her room the seerations In * healthy condition, and cure the each time ; she had applied to several eminent physi­ Celebrated Root and Herb worst esses of dyspepsia. Indigestion, ooatWeneaa. Ac. CHARLES TURNER, cians, without relief, when one bottle of my Drops en­ If a gentle movement of the bowels is required, take tirely cured her. from one to throe If a brisk audtborough purge is de­ WAGONS. SLEIGHS&C. sired. tske from four to six. ONE BOTTLE CURES! BITTERS, . PRICE! 26 CTB.^per JBoi^containing Thirty Pills.— MAN UFACTVRER ONE BOTTLE CURES! COMPOSED OR DANDELION, TV I I.I) CHERRY. RHUBARB. YELLOW DOCK, 8AR8AP- RADWAY * CO.. r Jd HORSE - SHOEING. ONE BOTTLE CURES! AKJLI.A PRICKLY ASH. MAN . AND DIALS* II ALL ______8T MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. D1LAKK.GENTIAN, BLOOD ONE BOTTLE CURES! ROOT, fcc., to. 'ARMING LANDS FOR SALE AND In almost every case. For Rats, Mire, Roachee, Ant*, Bed* I* THE kinds of IItigii. Mot Its In Fnra. Woollen#, Ac* In­ C«nnlv of Clinton. APE YOU TROUBLED WITH DYSPEPSIA & sect a on Plnnta, Fowls, Animals, Ac* Sec. Town. Range. Acres. DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON! Put up in 26e. 60c. *nd $1 00 Boxes, BottJm, and SwqAnwqofA DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON ! Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Loss of Fln#ks. $3 and $6 #Ue# for IIotbl#, Public Ik- 8« q of (20 8 4 w 200 FTJTINIT URE generally, done in a workman like manner. EDGE Appetite, Dizziness, Chronic iTITUTIOXS, Ao. TOOLS made and sharpened. This Is the only place DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON ! IN GRATIOT COUNTY. CHAIRS, Etc., In the County, where MILL* n< K8 are made and or Nervous Debility 1 ••Only infalllable remedies knewn.4 S w q A w hi of J hardened so as to cut glass like a diamond. DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON ! 44Free from Prison# ” KABT WALK KB Btreat, 8T. JOHNS, MICH Work made to order with dispatch and Uae the Celebrated “Not ditngero »a to the Human Family/* ■ oq, A s e q of > •< Rata com# out of thet r hole# to die.” K9TCOFFIN* ready made .or made to order; also But cut this out and send it to your Druggist, and »«Q of ) 4 9 2 w 280 a IIKAItNK, always In readiness to attend funerals WARRANTED, MTSold Wholesale In all large eltfe*. St. John*, July 3d, 1863. If he has not got it. make him buy It for you ; or.it ROOT AND HERB BITTERS, E hi of • e q 5 2 w SO ALSO may he obtained of the General Agonts for the United KFHold by all Davoaiara and R*TifL*a* every here. N e/i A e hi of n * ST. JOHNS LIVERY STABLeT States, Do you waut tb# Beat and Cheapest Medicine in use ? UT Ml Biwahi III *' of all worth leas iroliationa. REPAIRING, attended to with promptness. See t* at ‘'OoiTti’i” name I* oneao Box, Bottle, W q, A n bf of> HK underalpned, having purehaaed the Stock and Call for and Flask, befoie you buy. • e q of ) 9 9 2w320 T In’eroatof Sanaa F. Nawron In thn Llvory boa- €. G. CLARK & CO. KS^Addresa HKCNKY R. COSTAR. S o Ine.. tn St.John., ha. now lb. only ..labll.hment of St.Johns, Anri I 26h,1862. II. P. W ELTON, BROWN 4k VAN HORN S CELRDRATED rw PaiHcirsL Pitot 482, Broadway , N. Y. Upon reasonable terms. Enquire of th. kind In town, nod win furnl-h team., doubt, or n47:tf E O. HKWKTT. ST Sold by ORO. HUNT 4k BRO. LOUIS 3, LOVELL, •Ingle, on the mo*t iwaaonabl. term. Good horaMi Wholesale Dri -ugists , WOOL. I WOOL I 1 ROOT AND HERB BITTERS, RESS AND OLOAK-MAftlNG. hnrnw* and v«hlcl«a, will b. at lh« aarvlc. of tb. oaU- _ NOTICE. lle at all tiinea. Office at the Clinton Hon*. St.John. TUB IONIA WOOLEN FACTORY IS Nbw IlAvaii, Cow. Ami liny no other. . A. B. TAYLOR. fIKRRAS, my wife Klmina, ha# left my bed Mp HIS* ■LI1ABBTH WOOD A pill 11th, IMS. 45 if now In foil rperation ; end the proprietor takes pleas­ For sale by *11 respectable Druggists. Price, $ 1 00 W and hoard, without any Just eanse or proroea Would respectfully announce to the citizens of 8t. ure In informing the eltlsens of Clinton county, that per bottle. tien. thi# I# to forbid any person harboring or trust­ any Wool sent to him to ear4 or manufacture, will PRICE 35 CENTS PER BOTTLE. ing her on my account, as 1 shall pay no debt# of her Johns and vicinity that eh^ has taken th* room for­ UIUK PARASOLS lu great Tar1.tt.a at leoelve prompt attention. Prepared by Jgo. L. Ltox , M . P. contracting, after thia date. S. B. 8T« »NK. merly aeaopted by Mrs. P. Plumetead as a Millinery 1______WALKKR h. CO’S HT A Iways tend th* name aud Tost Office address At wholesale by Farrand. Shell) 4 Co., Detroit; D. Itiley, Sept. f|t 18 63 ______nUSw# K* ’* Mn»hrm»nt, In Plumstsad's Hall, 2nd story, where ULANKa FOR ■ U.K^Mortgagea, Warranty Barnes, k Co , H. T. City. nt7 For sale by all Druggist#, and Who^etl# and Re „ . . M. BLISH toil by the Proprietor and Hole Mantifrcturer, she win ta ready at *11 time* to make to order. 1 I •<•««., Unit Claim*, Chattel Mortgage*, g, fco font*, June 12th, 1863. n3 ChKOANT DRESS GOODS at Dresses, C loaks, flenf lemens* StUrte, *nd all f»-•*!•«♦ •iSaodloa OOP SKIRTS at 9. R. BROWN. Driigglut WALKKR A CO. Othsr garments tn that tine, on reasonable terms — ^ Largo Stock of Fashionable STRAW RON ______H ______WAtEfCR It CO*8 111 ItAWSS M NETS HATS, All AKKRA, “EOUAVEI* LOCKroRT, N. Y„ lank deeds , mortgager , a #., h ••UNDOWNS,” A*. Ac. *t IUKW StylesoICUOTHlHGat Ju.tlee#* Blank#, just prlRtnd, a* 4 fer eota WALKKR * 00.9 T9 • 1 * WALKKR 4WS tUe.tin sooeaaaor of Brown 4) Van Horn thi#B offioe very cheap.

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