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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
1An - To Ei

48O STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particular
r. appro we'd patterns just receiV ana oere
Tor sale by WI LANYON * son, on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following;
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May FTorcer, EGter H'feh,
Black Diamond, IRON M0noreh,
Prairie Queen, UesteTh teHeeH,
Ne1o Vorld CattiUat0r, URlDeTse,
Keystone. .itlass, BangHp, Ll0n &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
of all sizes patterns in Also, the follow
ing among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
Svlponith without ovens Floral open los'd fronts
Boston, - . C"tHSe ot00es' &C. SC
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together with few COAL
STOVES, both for Cooking and the falor lie has also
a large Stock Of beautiful
Britannia are,
including
TIA Pois Cefee Pits, Sugar Uras, CTe1msrs,
Nolasses Pitoae,s, CdsfGrs, icheTs,
irys Cups CdndestiCks,
Spiifs0ss Lamps &C. &c, &c.
with care, and offered at remarkable 10" rates
Tin, Copper. and sheet Iron Ware,
Of all kinds constantly nand, manufactured to
der, the shortest notice -
In connection with this establishment il FUN ACE
where work in either Of their respective lines will be done
IN the best possible manner.
lob Work attended to in any Of the above Shops on
short notice
s Persons desiring any thing his line, invited
to call and examine his stock and prices -
Mineral Point, October, 1913 -ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
FASHIONABLE

BABBERING AND HAIR-DRESSfNG
FTNHE subscriber having recently opened shop the
the Mineral Point Book Store, nearly on
poste the United tel Is prepared 20 ait upon
customers al anv hour ofthr day. SH4PfNG, SHf NJ
POOSING, HSiR-DRES SING, &C.. done IN the best
manner and most fashionable STYLES.
By strict attention his business and ardent
to please he hopes merit and receive share o.
the patronage Of the citizens city ofNiaera
Gentlemen please call and give him trial.
Mineral Pt., June %, 1857 C2ftfl NJ. PTURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
,ff>ER.L POINT BANHRY.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
or THE STATE or WIS

Az ~ You Insurance on Your Life, for the benefit IT
srrf living ttlaiig fiatlt and rits they
eVils tti may arse from yonF pcctcG death.
moment q" eihoaTTassuient perhaps OF utter Insolvency:
" The relioi fF'rs anety offered by Life Iusurance
~ ifequenSIy Contributes to rroiouI The e of tho in
SHTed al The same titt II eT=, meHts the
also an obvious tendency to fhen habits of
mulation.-Nct 2tt0chs I'1l Cum"
The whole ~. Ject OF lie Insurance u nperfecty
understood IN tins county ana yet ia is that
FrneipA Us sound, and sufficiently Ycrative TO fur
hisA the means u properly Invested To pa" tie fun
amount upon each lite instre wit no rks to the
party or his sury vets than pertains TO the deposit the
same amount OF money in a SAVING Bank.
This Company IS based upon the soundest principles
and II designed TO afford the largest protection t nh
members Large sums Of money paid 10 Eastern
Companies annually for Insurance, which Doe much
better used here than there for the safety of the insured
It is to be ho ed that Western viii become deeply
interested in dlng up this Institution Of their
own. and en--Ie-tly worthy of home support
All information, together with blank application TO-
Insurance, furnished grutousy by addressing See
rotary at the home Office in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
BRYANT, BELL * STRATTO&'S
G o NJ M E r CTAL COLLIE Z

Lsrmon Block, Clark and Washington Sts CucAGo.
Principals and Proprietors.
In cectng this union, the proFrietors been IN
huenced well 10y the consideration of public utility
Of private interest enabling them does
lime their personal lahers and experience this great
field of usefulness. and to trte the eduction,
force and means at their command thus grcntlv
largng and improving all the departments this i'm
poJtant branch of education, and aortirg their pat
IONS facilities and advantages for its acquisition
surpassed in this country.
Departments of Book keeping and Accounts,
Organized and conducted upon the CoUSTiNG svs
tenn, the Halls Of study being fitted up with appropriate
counters, desks etc. REAL BUSINESS and the stu
dent at introduced the practical workings and
routine of business, conducted il banks counting
rooms, railroad Offices. etc.
Circular and Catalogue Of eighty pages furnished gra-
tuitously application To the undersigned.
lily BRYANT, BELL. AND STRATrON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1A1TI.ETT'S
Tho great
of this 4fn

astonishing simplicity, streagA and dHrG3'iitE re
inc div understood aud nothing get out Of order
~ me Needle Coaaa6isg a Pejea IN HsrV} ls 50
SYk or Linen from the original Spool, without re-
vnug makes the Elastic stitch performs lis woS
oereev nexcr szsssn sfik; and tasshes it, foor by
fssteni its thread the end Of the zach toeP
is locked closely the other and drawn Frafg M
10 the cloth which DsTJecf ana Seehfe
stitch Is obtained than hitherto has been accomplished
h Machines kind One but admire the bcd"fg
and arcrscy of its 0reHeHls. aud the re absence on
an aeise this alone proves gerg great ~eooaMe7taG
fi0a 10 it. asfhrr hfgk{y sHnPartGEt rtt tano one
seldom fouuS in Sewing Machines Is the good 1roTs
71assap and that each and al the parts made IA Il
act Duplicates that in the event Of any aecdcnt 70
the Machine, any part can be llieciatey re Ace Al
very tridiUg cost
- Tie Machines are sent 20 persons who never saw
them and uscG successfully with hours practice by
The ard the Printed Directions which accoRpanv .ae
Machine ". Col DTII0EP,
A,,er, f,- Iowa, / a Fayette aud Grant counties.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

n ,fo.-CIotL hat, shaving, Hair Tooth Nail
iai"t from ov+9u to 5, Narnish, do in Tin Cant
II ',fainlne ust ing, Whitewash, Horsr Sh,. Sto
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
Loo ATED At

Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, uany, Bu1ale,
Cleveland and Detroit Scholarship good throughout
the entire chain
CONSOLIDATION Of . bryant & Strnttons Morcan-
tile College and Bolts Commercial College"
Quoted Institute under name end stye OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
PATENT NOVELTY SEWING MACHINE.

II he orig
only Ira
Fam il Y
tiachin g
en- ID a l
Ca n be
from room
and attach
Bork fG6is
Uftk equal
as TIE NeH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

ID M liQJ bRS for medicine purposes Coqnac
L ~, Fort Wine, Madeira Wine old Iamaics B
!iolian@ Din' B"urbou Wliskey London Porter snth
Ale, schadani Sehnapps AT T33tf ViVI. NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13
II r.. Aliens 81, Ids Hair Resto,.r .,, ..
- = '''ii'1iie, just revived at IJIFOED~.

DERt JMEitl Fancy and Toiiet articles Uarri.so.
.silunery, Lyons katharion Delight. SpanisI, 30.
''yeh r un, Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne Hair 0iI.
',olh o% aelS' Ola Brown Windsor SOAP Whit Do
Sncy DO. Shaving Cream, srearn OF soar, ana b5'
'''' y =. NIVIA\rS
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TRUSTEES

s. 6. Daggctt, Dr. =. p. Wolcott, Henry L. Palmer
Lester Sexton, VIM. J. Whaling Mitchell Stcever.
Geo. r. Miner, A. II. Scoville. J. Allen Barber.
Fl. J.. Dousuan, J. G. Johnston. J.. G.. Fisher
J. II Earnest, John A. butcher, Charles = liTsley
Ezra Miller. .. Alexander Samuel Marshall
J. b. Martin, Arson EId-ed, James BonneU
VI. Z. Scott, Henry A Nichols, Daniel N vnaII
c. D. Nash. Alex. Graham, E. & Halt.
John iiRckctt John H. Roantree, Ber j. r Pixlev5
James Neil :. &. Srauldinz, u. %. u nitacre
NJ c. Darling, A c. Wiilmsnns.
SAMUEL s. DsGGETT President.
DR.. 3. WoLCOTr, Wee Prest'.
A. W KELLOGG, Secretary.
c. D. ASH, Treasurer
ALFX. wills on, Agent.
J. B. N0FFETT Examining Physician. %
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PIIKI.ADELPHIA.

Rssfrol-at Tasfit9;7 established By special EHd,-
for iss rsef q the sicS aud Distressed aFicf-
ed rith IsrUleat aai Egidessic Diseases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

Medicines. ' - 'i' aeaiers IN
Agents wanted IN every town. vilac md hamlet =; -.
land Parties desiring the agency viii address as aioY
Price - cents per box i've boxes viii 10
receipt Of 81, postage pad. ' =" ING
Is For sale by Vivian and PuIfori Agents Min p,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

rsrsHf sS
chine are
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-13

carried
to 70 q va /.
ed 10 any
or stand.
fGcit y
ing Bard
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

MYSTERIOUS DtsAPPEARANoE.-A short
time since, a gentleman of GAINESVILLE, who
had been expelled from the highly responsible
office Of G.. r. j. A. (Grand Royal Jack ASS
by the Sons of Malta, became highly incensed
at his disgrace, and published a disclosure of
the horrible ceremonies of this :fearfully mys-
FERROUS order, which, it is feared, has caused
the forfeit of his life. Shortly after the APP
pearance of these disclosures" the author
mysteriously disappeared, and has not since
been heard of. 1t is surmised by the knowing
ones that he has been kidpappedby thefstSons,"
and spirited away by means Of the t. R.1R.
to the Isle of Cuba, to be tried before the Most
Sublime Council of r. J. AS, located in that
Island, which is said to be more terrible in its
vengeance than was the Inquisition of Spain
in its p~almiest days.
We await, with the most painful anxiety,
further developments of this mysterious adduc-
ton; and, in the mean time, we warn the
'escns" to beware" how they proceed in. their
over tets, or they may %perehance have the
satisfaction of ss'stretching hemp some fine
morning, and thus ending an ill-spent life
We repeat, 'beware."-L,ma National.
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GARBUNonEs,-Carbunc!es can be, cured, it

Observation-Disclosures can be cured, it
is said, by Burgundy Pitch. DIR. Jacquinot
had used Burgundy pitch in two different cases
of confirmed carbuncle, and found it to answer
perfectly. 4 He describes the fsymptoms .accu-f
rately, so as to leave no doubt as to the nature
of the disease, and states that the cure in each
case was effected in a very short time, the cpl
dermis having been partially removed from the
pustule by excelsior, and the serum absorbed,
before a small plaster of Burgundy pitch was
applied. The latter must be changed morning
and evening, the patient being subjected to a
milk diet instead of TONES. The pitch should
be pure, and she physician should make the
plaster himself, as chemists generally mix bees
wax with the pitch, which diminishes its eff
cacy. The warmth Of the hand is sufficient to
soften it and it should be spread on a piece of
channels leather or linen. Dir. J%acquinot, in
comparing these results with those obtained
by DR., Vallandet with incense, arrives at the
conclusion that most resins are probably speei-
fes against carbuncle, and endeavors to trace
a connection between the above facts and the
antiseptic properties of coal tar, lately discov-
cred by M. M. Corn and Demeaux. In con-
clusion, he states that in both the cases he
treated, the pustule was not very far advanced,
though in one case it was more than an inch in
diameter; butt frosl the prompt and decisive
action of the remedy, he is fully convinced
that it would produce its effect even were the
swelling much. larger and gangrene far advanc-
ed.@Galigndni.
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PREDICTION VER1FIEp.-A correspondent
of the New Haven Register says that when
Brown was at Wolcottyille, in that State, he
volunteered the remark that; "any man who
defended the Administration and Democracy
in Kansas, ought to be hung" A Democrat
present rcmarked1aH such are your real
sentiments, / prophecy you will be hung in
less than ten years." 80
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ta1TAxPAYEEsAWe are authorized by the
County Treasurer to say that he will continue
to receive taxes during the present week, with
out charging the penalties imposed by the law.
~ The scarcity of money, occasioned by a fail
uufe Of the crops, has rendered it difficult on
the part of multitudes of people this year to
raise means to pay their taxes,-and what
makes the matter yet more burdensome, in
some TeFgnships and School Districts the rates
have been increased, although for State and
.eSHHt5 furPovcst saxss are the same as last
3saEaz .szz9s tcf 81 10 , 2. szaeB sysi s55Tfz
Isits s580s sfgts
ArEANTo X GREAT WESTERN, RAIL
RoAD-The Commercial Article of the New
York Tribune of Thursday, says that the Con-
s%ultins Engineer of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway reports that at a meeting of
parties interested, held in London in the month
Of February, 18595Ea resolution passed re-
fpe:ting hiinto proceed to New-York with in
structions to concentrate the direction, obtain
control of all expenditure of money, and to
eqpalize the raine of the securities, and that
he has accomplished all the objects ofhis mis-
sien- Having, he says, sufficient means secur-
ed, he proposes forthwith to proceed with the
Compilation Of the line to Union Mills, and
expects that section will be opened by the LIST
june, 71S6e.gala z0t.6lH
The .union MiIls1 referred to, is located at
the point where the sunbury and Erie Rail
Road intersects the Atlantic and Great West
ern. It is in the Southeast part of Erie Co.,
Pa, and about twenty miles South-Wess Of
the New York State line. IF ~fraternal rela-
tons are restored among the States of the
Onion, and the threatened calamity of disso-
luton is ayerted, we.shall Look for the speedy
completion of this Road.
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GRAIN IN, WEfT.-The La Crosse Wis
consin) Union, says that "threshing machines
are just beginning to go over to Minnesota, and
that the amount of grain still unthreshed in
the central and western parts of Minnesota is
immense. But a small per centage@of the
grain raised inthat State has taken to market,
but as soon as the river is bridged with ice, it
will be rushed forward to the river markets"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

EARM LANDS o SALE, rs MILES .FRoM
Philadelphia by Railroad, IN tne State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for agricultural pur-
poses, being a good loan soil, with a clay bottom
The land is a small tract divided into small farms,
and hundreds from all parts of the country are now
settling and building. The crops produced are large
and can be seen growing. The c innate is delightful
and secure from frosts. Terms from $I5 to $50 per
acre, payable within fsur years by mstalments To
visit the place leave Vine Street Wharf at Philadel-
phia at - A. AZ, by Railroad for Hanmonton, or
address II. j. Bryans by letter, Hammonton Post
Ofioe, Atlantic County, New Jersey. Seq full ad-
vertisemcnt in another columa- Gm29
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BAND CoNoERT.-The Savannah Brass
Band, which, as regards musical skill, has few
equalt proposes soon to give a series of Com
eerts u several Of the towns of this and ada
cent counties. nssas3 z@w 4a - ee5
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Local COLUMN.
1saLKND, OHIO. DECEMBER %, 1859.

as = 4 ADDoREss-JoHN NJ. Lands,
the Carrier of the Jnion, has Organized"
ana win present his constituents with a Mes
sage en- NeH Years Day, which will be worth
to all who rcceiFc it about a dollar or a dime.
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sTocyHE sSIcK.-Remember Dr.. DELLEN-
BAuGH, off Cleveland, son of The far famed
Dr.. D~ELLENBAUGH, late Of. GeorgtoBn, Co
hmbiana County, viii be at the "hlcNulty
House Ashland, January 18th, one day only.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases will find
it to their advantage to consult DR. D.. No
chafg for censuitatfon. , '5Hs
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l,-8 6 O..
at is the duty of every citizen Of this Great Re-
public to foster and encourage native genius and
American enterPrise.yEDaN1 WEBSTER.
M o N 2:

2. n seH NJ o N 2:
A Magazine devoted entirely to the elevation Of
American authorship, wholly national, in no wise
sectional OF sectarian having for its motto the words
of the great statesman: .bsasi4r.ss yfa.sgsr.
aN0 N0RTA, mo SOUTH, NO EAST, NO WEST;
having nothing TO do with politics, aiming emily at
sire, highest in Arf, Literature and Science. and en-
p9oying the best writersin every branch, is again be-
fore the American public, seeking their support.
This Magazine is now finishing the fist year, and
drawingsnear the close of the SECOND VOLUME,
and has met with unparalleled success.
: = Ere THIRD VOLUME or
Will ommeno with the number for January, 1860,
which will be issued early in December, 1860. Every
number will be splendidly illustrated in highest style
of art, Among the numerous contributors engaged
for the coming year are the following well known
distinguished authors lE
FITZ GREEN HALLECK, SEBA SMITH,
ORESTE A. BROWNSON, JACK DOWNING,
GEO, p. MORRIS, ]. T. HEADLEY,
VIM. GILLMORE SIMMS, GEO. d. PRENTICE,
PARK BENJAMIN, ALICE CAREY;
G. SAKE, R KIRKLAND,
HANNAH F. GOULD, MRS. K SMITH,
CALHOUN MCKENZIE, PHEBE CAREY,
NJ. P. CARY, MRS. ELLET, &c, &c.
In the January number will be commenced the
most striking original novel of the day, entitled
O. sa= THE PROPHET I;
o R, SCENES Feb ORDER LIFK
ny beth CAKES SMITh.
There will also be commcnced in an early number
INTENSELY INTEL. ESTING ORIGINAL NOVEL,
entitled %
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g. CONSERVATIVE NOTWITHSTANDING meet
ings are announced in Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, to express the. conservative feel
ing o fthose cities in relation to the John Brown
AFFAIRS m 81
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siAnEKId9N sHogsEsi @M..
ASM- sBeYD has leased this Hotel, and will
take charge Of it ontozmorrow. He has thor
eughly cleaned the premises, dug a aeo aeeN,
and the public may be assured of good accom-
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nG ARRIGD

nG AERIGD
By Rev. J. WENTWORTH, at the house of the
brides father, Sunday eve, Dec. Is, Mr.. PETER
r. of this county, and Miss EMELINE
VERT, of Richland county, Ohio.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of ]. Burke.
in Ashland, by j., i. McClusky, ESQ.,, Mr., BEN
JAlfIN Lands, to Miss LEAH MNKLE ,Sboth of
Mialin townships, Ashland County, Ohio.
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UNION WEDNESDAY, M0RNING,J DECEMBER o, 1859.
of woman's greatness when elevated to her

of Woman's greatness when elevated to her
true position.
Response by Rev. Mr. CARMAN.
The Fdrmer.-The true source of all the
real weaithand prosperity of the country =
Response by Rev. Mr.. BEER.
The Ladies of ashland and vicinity-Of
all others in the world, the handsomest, the
smartest znd the best. eIo+ sHT II
Response by Rev. Mr.. ROBINSON.
For want of time, it became necessary to
omit the reading of several ~toasts, responses to
which had been prepared. At a seasonable
hour, the festivities were brought to a close,
all rejoicing on their homeward way over the
good time they had enjoyed, and hoping for an
annual return of these joyous gatherings.
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HOME AGAIN!
e5llaA HOME AGAIN!l
~ HOME AGAINl!.
AIRa-stNEELY HLY.o.
Home again, Home again
From the Eastern shore,
With lots of Fall and Winter Goods,
To please my friends one more.
ls Here 1 bring the finest Goods
ae That come across the main,s
And 1 will sell Fall Clothing cheap
= And beat the world again.
Home again ! Homo again
Fl rom the Eastern shore,
~ z With lots of Fall and Winter Goods,
AZ ia To please my friends once more.
If you want a SEAMLESS COAT,
And CLOTHING for the Fall,
ses There's no place on the face of earth,
Like JACKS Union Hall.
Home Again Home Again, &c. Z
Yes sir. there's Music in JACK, as we'll as in his
So come dlony ing friends and get your
selves into a splendid 3e
60 SUIT OF CLOTHES.
1 have Piles of Over Costs,
Piles of Dress Coats,
Piles of Frock Coats,
Piles Suburb Pants, G&.e% ~
Piles of Splendid Vests.
Piles of Gents furnishing
fashionable goods,
Besides many other fine Goods;
O YER 4 TIN g s.,
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, v~EsT1NGss
And Fall and Winter Goods,
for Mems Ware, that
s 1dr Exhibited
& i4E ~. -, INSIDE --
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Legal Disqualidcationis; the rational treatment of all
private. diseases in both sexst, SC, To which is add
ed a. pesticaF essay, entitled 4CaApaedae; or the
art of having and rearing beautiful and healthy
NJ d. sfH o. f4ras4 ttefgI e.. ~ ssfl,i.4-,b II
( Sent tree of postags, by the Publishers, CHASE.
KLINE & Co., Box 1886. New York. agents wautsd
Also GRATIS, an extract and sample of the above.
entitled: Dra9 GtlrerrelEs Lecture on the rational
treatment of sSpcrmatorrhoea and private diseases
generally, detailing the means by which invalids
may eHsctualIy cure themselves without the use of
dangerous medicines, and at but little expense to
themselves Sent. free by mail in a secure envelope,
en- the receipt on one stamp, to,prspay postage. by
addressing, %a9EfA Gs|
cHAs. KLINE & Co, Box 1896, New York City.
1yz9
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Thirteen Persons Drowned.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20.
A white man and thirteen negroes were
drowned in the river this morning in conse-
quence of the capsizing of a boat.
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SPECIALNOTIeEs..H

.nNoTICE-Soldisrs, Zsdmsters, Sailors, (or their
fpidons or orphan chi1dren,) who served in any wars
or 6cAys; either in California or else,chere, prior to
March sda1s55,Y or their children lrho ,rere under Fl
pears at tAat dufs. or sailors who served on the coast
of California in.ths Mexican swar,E will do, we'll to
address us. Claims that have been rejecrcd in the
hands of other agents, have been successfully OBJ
tanned by us. Agents acting for US, literally paid.
Land warrants bought and sold TO order, and all
business r~eduirfns an agent at Washington, attend
ed to. 4, B. LLOYD & CO., attorneys for Claims,
Pensions, Bounty Lind, &c. Reference tie any Of
the heads of Departments. N lows
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ASHLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
"A MEEINGi ofthe members of the Ashland Coun-
"A ty Agricultural Society. will be held at the
Town Hall. in Ashland, on Saturday the 10th day. of
Januar., 1860, at 1 O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing officers of the Society for the ensuing
war. r,oa HuH .sfBy Order of the Board,
'a@ ihsIa i,E a.fo1 VIM. b. MCCARTHY, Sec'y.
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