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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

co oon ACRES UNINIPRo-
Nj.tttlJ we'd Lands, Iowa. Lafayette Gr2nt'
ce. Rieblsud Sank Crawford and ot-er coantie.,fo
sale easy terms apply 20 -
jan 18th 1889. us us-tf.
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SAMUEL. W REES

/ TrlgSEY IT LAW, ASp NOTARY PUBLIC
\ o.l.eyIlse, Iowa county, Wis. Particular atten-
"a Hs5t s. Collecting.
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FASHIONABLE

sAgBEglNG AND fAIB-DBESSING
-FvFT n having recently opened shop e
,,oa over lie Mlneral Point Book store nearly vp-
te the United Sases iete IL prepared s. wai apen
4..sa-sat anx hour al the DAY. SH4 Ting. ) >E-f NJ
LOVING HsfR-DRES sing, Sc..done in the best
s.-a ntf most fl ashfonaole styles
s.. Sf.+fatttntion To ls business anu an ardent -e-
asase IN homes t6 merit and receive s share ~
-,a.e of tlecitizens thec-ty 81 u iaerai o'i'
asaer please cal3snd q z i've tnl trl1 Z 1,r-p>t-p
ssrsi Pt-, june 2q.1s5T- I24tf1 NJ -
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rJrF Subscriber for sale the following valuable
| FSru4s. situated IN the Town OF Waldwlck. Iowa
COUNT Wisconsin. L miles east ot the city OF Mineral
Point one hundred and SiNtytour and half Acres oi
and SO Acres under the plow has on IL good log
House aud sheds auG good Mil site A. there is N
tc County also plenty OF Timber with Meadow Ian
from li-h zuU OF hay be taken amman
Sail Farm rented the purchaser gets tAe rent
The ata-e farm ~ lll b., sold for $4,000
ALSO
Two hpnsrst and thirty Eve acres well calculated ioT
Farms. Has II two log Houses and the walls
81 Eeck House 90 % feet stories high. the
wood part which burned ou the l3th OF March
One hundred AMI twenty Eve uuCsr fence. u
acres in Wheat. Oats aud Is acres il Corn
sid Farm j. supplied with plenty Of sheds sHt never
fti ling wafer Tue crops the ground will half pay
FOR the farm. good school House l. on the corner OF
One half cash, the balance il year, 8; 10
per cent interest
.ri,e above farm viIl lye sold for Sl5Ooeo
II the above proper y not SOLD wlthin feW oA :
II viii be rented good the renter TO iAke ne
Crops The property must b. soid or rented As the
rued sails California on the 10Th 81 june
FOR particulars enquire At the Tribune once or 81 me
s'o's = JAMES P. LYDON.
wald~ick May -. 1850. 2-d
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poetrn.
The Coquette.

Inc Coquette,
She is benny, she is handsome,
She Is very fair to view
And with her subtle blandishmenta
She'n surely capture you
Her manners are ber = ling;
Her very air Is such,
You fall ready ca ptiye
To her more han magic touch.
She will charm you with q smile,
And melt you with tear
Until YOU bhndly follow,
As the timid doe the deer.
But when you pop the question,
For the answering happy word
She'll cody say " Mon ami
How can you be absurd"
Thus through the world she's goin.
With hckle heart and tongne,
Unheeding and uncaring
Fer the many hearts she's wrung.
But death at last o'ertakes her,
And in the narrow grave
Her co4uetr ies-are over;
tn cnsIaUer IS Stare
July 4th 1850
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

s@- The destruction OF steam and
other boats on the Mississippi, during the
SIX months. is put down al one and three
four,hs millions OF dollars, when, if the
Federal Government did It's duty,i would
not be SO many thousands.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
InIiN unLLI>G>HEAp.

DHTSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACC0UCIER, Miner
Point Wis 0acs door above Codes Pro
T5slaa staee, High Street. 70
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nK- WI nII.nEnnANn

v0UfD respectfully tender his professional service
Nv Ia tie citizens If Mineral Point, and vicinity
srss opposite tie United states HotsI 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
FASHIONABLE BARBER

=, eCRGE APPEL having h.ted Up his shop IN the
4 nlast approved 80 Ia. is prepared to
SHAVE, DRESS HAIR. ~HthPooN &c,
4 alay htt.i wish CALI lie Will also ttend
Blceuins. Cuppin= and Leeching- on short no
d tae best mSuner ct the science,
T most uerieet satisfaction warranted in alt cases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
Pts,fST X MINER.
II RNING SHOP

rI3ENEYs AND cot ASEELuKS AT IA w
.a.rlstsa telf ptanFt attended to- -ls Il
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CITY = r Q r & r TY
FOR SALE '

TIE Subscriber offers for sale the foowingsIots in
1 ths eIts of Mineral Point
lots Itp l+l and Ia. i'm HariSnns survey Also lots
lso and l31 except tuat portion decided to Ihos. k'ns
lr ia r~tu's survey. The above lots contain
thirteen of land. tu them is good dwelling
Heus. -aiuiu-, sN rooms good sprIn- house aud
eesfs spring convenient There Is also
tac al- good Barn. large AMI conlmotious- Also on
30 50 rIJ ol JueIu bear
iu-- Also q beautiful grove
The property Wili be sold - bargain. and 10
arV one wi~hiu. purchase, better chance be
found lart az the purchase money. time viii he
given If desired. The above property lies john
Brareens residence. ana adJoIns Col john B. Terry :
homestead. Enquile on the premises 81
JOHN ROBERTS
Mineral Point June :. 1900. 25tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
TURPExrIxE roR SNAKE BITEs.-

TURPESrINE FOR SNAKE BITEs.-
Henry Jennings of Masontown, Pa.
knows of the application Of turpentine to
the bite OF the copper-head and rattle
snake having been followed by speedy
cures. A lady of his acquaintance, who
was bitten by rattle-snake, was cured
bv it: aS also was man who was bitten
by 4 copper-head. The turpenune should
be ;-ut in a bottle. and, the mouth being
placed over the spot, The liquid IS brough
directly in contact with the wound by in
verting the bottle, and should be held
there until relief is obtained. A com,
plete alienation of pain has been known
to ensue in less than a quarter of ar
hour.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

sE Profigsls are born of snisers. and but
tefi,i<s are bo.n oi grut.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
For Sale '

rIVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS HOUSE
| ana Lot, Htrris"u's survey, al S
f6inins the Seminary ground on the
South The Lot contains and 4yS iii u
three-fourths- cres Of ground. under III IiiA
good fence and i in good state e cul- Sas2[r-A
tivatIon. On the Lot u good Frame &.Se-sa-->-@~
House. with basement cellar under the whole anu s
good Well convenient. Also. coed Stone Stable, and
thrifty Orchard of bearing Fruit Trees The above
property Will De sold bargain, and Is good
for family residence can Be found IN the city
Terms made essv. For particulars enquire the
premises, otGEO- kISSLE, or JONATHAN BEAUMONT,
owner.
February -. 1900. o-f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

/ tfOSCENTRATED LEY for sale
l5f ST JENkIN, BAERINGR < CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

FoR LIscoLs.-The Philadelphia
NearS. the old Whig organ which has
the iarges, circulation OF any paper IN
Pennsylvania, comes out very emphatl-
cally for Lincoln. The Ne1cs, at the
last election, supported Fillmore.
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}. u. 1IoFFETT, VI. ID,

TT0RNE4 fLAW, ami solicitor in Chancery " i
"A eral Point 0fiee Thomas new block. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

nonsense Il. VIII Stduu llii di
married, and then | can easily pay II ou
of my housekeeping money
l should not wish 10 marry IN debt
said Jenny.
The old pedlar looked earnestly at th'
sisters.
You had better take this blue bunch
Miss he said to Jenny. If il ain
convenient to pay now, | will call again.
No, shall not take them,
They are very becoming Miss. Lool
in this glass
/ wish my hair was Light said Lau
IA. / should like TO wear blue. God
frey Horton said, last night, that forget
me-nots were his favorite flowers
Jenny coored. and, placing the bunch
again in the basket, said:
Come, Laura, decide. You are keep.
ing one waiting whose time probably is
valuable and then passing chair, she
added, Be seated, sir, you look very
tired
Il am tired, indeed was the reply.
L will .ake this scarlet bunch, and
these red camelias, and this white clus-
ter said Laura.
But, sister, you cannot afford it,
Yes | can. Godfrey Horton is rich.
The old man bit his lip.
Think said Jenny, in a low tone,
if you love him, how much il Will grieve
him if he should discover the deceit
Nonsense ! Well, I'll tell you how
to remedy 1t. Lend me some money out
of the housekeeping funds.
So thought the old man, she is
house-keeper. Miss Laura always gave
me to understand that that was her post
Laura! Steal from my father
There, don't preach.
Miss Jenny said servant, entering
at that moment, the dinner has come
Jenny left the room, and Laura still
turned over the gay flowers, while the
old man pointed out their various beau
ties, his eye in the mean time, running
over the disordered hair, shabby dress,
and lazy position, whilst he mentally con-
trasted them with Jenny's neat attire.
Not yet decided g said Jenny return
ing after short absence.
No. Come here
Il can't Father has sent home a calls
head, and | am afraid TO trust It entirely
to Margaret. | must superlntend the
dinner, make a pudding, and the parIors
must be busted, and there is my white
null TO be finished
Before ] would be the drudge YOU
are cried Laura.
Drudge nonsense | have plenty
of time for enjoyment, and father cannot
have comfortable house If some one
doesinot superintend these things. When
marry you may do it, and she laughed
merrily.'
AS if | should no, marry first said
Laura. There | have chosen all that
| want
Shall call again for the change g
said the pedar. | shall be happy to put
the Misses Somers on my list Of custom
ers.'
Yes, call again
So the pedlar took up his basket, walk
ed home, threw aside his wig, beard and
disguise, and wrote an offer of his hand
and heart to Miss Virginia Somers, which
was accepted.
Laura Somers has to sources of pro-
found speculation: One is: Why die
Godfrey Horton propose TO Jenny insteac
of me q The other, | wonder why tha
old man never called to be paid for those
pXouisite 10WerSl q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
For Sale.

rIrE subscriber offers for and lot sit4a
ted on Virgin Alley. and formerly occupied by HIM
residence, being the half the house and
now occupied by Nr- John Evans There four good
rooms in the house.
> For particulars enqire Of JAMES EVANS,
THOMAS JOHNS.
Nine al oint, May :, 1seo-n19-tf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
D. I;. CLARN,

~ ENERaI. Dealerfa Dry Goods, Groceries ,Provisio
tt Hardware Se. yellow Stone, Wis, Nov II, 1886 Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
GARDINER G. MEIG-,
BENZ. 6. SCoTI

NOTARY PUBLIC. C0NyEYANCER & GENER.
n AGENT. Linden, Iowa county, Wisconsin. 10t
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
f sASEfLAND rBNf0N EDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL,
.M%. or OJR co8J,#.

Is speedily progressing by Mr.. .. MCDONNELL,
the farm boundaries Of many Of the townships be-
ing already plotted from the deeds and other records
in the Comfy Offices He has also Draughts of sew
eral townships already completed, and ready for
public inspection. The Draught of Montgomery he
has been exhibiting through the township for the
past week. The accuracy and neatness of which
has gained him not only general recommendation
but also a largely increased patronage in the TIP.
A County Map if accuracy plotted from reliable
documents is q valuable acquisition to the County
on many accounts, but if executed carelessly and
without reference to the necessary documents, must
necessarily be incorrect and hence entirely value
less. To convince the puplic Of the accuracy of
McDonnelrs Map, he intends to submit the Dranght
of each township to the inspection of the residents
before soliciting their patronage, by which means
he confidently hopes to obtain a numerous list of
subscribers: y 14tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
The Rlaek Republfeans in a FtigHs

That the Republican leaders are thoroughly
frightened all their acts show; but there is NO
stronger indication of the panic than a long
editorial article IN EyestsrdaysE Zrab1tns, IN
which Greeley cries cut, Gone million of choice
documents and half a mifionref the Lives of
Lincoln for SALE He is always fharping4o On
this string, from which tits evident he is seized
with a double fright-6rst,, about the election,
and, secondly, about the sale of his documents,
which he fears will be left on his hands: There
is no surer testimony of the, apathy of the
Republican party in this election than the fact
that such a quantity of Republican documents
should remain still undistributed, and that
Greeley should be continually making such
pitiful appeals about them. 1t clearly damon-
strates that there is no sale for his "choiceY were.
Notwithstanding his ingenuity in putting it,
which is equal to the old clothes men of Chat
ham street, who label this article. ."fhe,'' an
ether 'f'superfne,a" a third elegant and a
fourth superb whereas the quality is pretty
much alike. The unhappy condition of Gree
ley's mind about the documents indicates the
forgone conclusion that the moderate and con.
sentative Republicans have quietly made up
their minds to vote for the ticket. which viii be
carried by an overwhelming and unprecedent-
ed majority-Nea0. York. Herald uqvoa
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-FFor the Uniot..l

4 Ma. EDrroR y desire a space in your, paper to
.rreturns my warmest thanks to those friends who
supported me at the primary meetings for the nom
-ination to the office of Sheriff Of Ashland County;
and at the-same time to assure them that the want
of success has not caused any diminution on my
part of attachment to Democratic principles, or will
not prevent me from battling as earnestly as 1 have
ever done for the success of the entire Democratic
ticket of the county.
Efforts during the canvass were made to effect my
reputation with the Democracy which has caused
me more regret than did my defeat; and reports
were put in circulation which 1 desire to correct,
and which has alone induced me to trouble you with
this COMMUNICATION. The s~ubjoined certificate will at
once explain what 1 refer to and stamp with false
hood the statements which were put forth with the
of injuring me. JOHN G. BROWN. =
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Ohio in a Democratic Blaze.

We have met within the last ten days a
number Of gentlemen who have Travelled over
a considerable portion of Ohio, who all give it
as their opinion that Judge Douglas will carry
Ohio; and we are the more confirmed In this
opinion from the spirit and enthusiasm we
witnessed in a few days excursion through
Knox, Licking and Muskingum last week.
The Democratic campircs are truly in a blaze
everywhere, and the Democracy never were
more sanDguine than they are that Ohio will
wheel into line with the popular tide for Ste
phen A. Douglas. Democrats in all these
counties named, who had been misled into the
Breckenridge movement, now see plainly that
by adhering to him they would be giving as
positive and efficient aid to Old Abe Lincoln
as though they were enrolled in the Republic
can ranks, are by scores. flying to the standard
of Douglas. 3 Ne conldl name many OF these
gentlemen were it necessary. But depend up
on it, the tide has just set in; and 1t IS far
from stopping here-it IS carrying with 1T
hundreds, yea, thousands, in Ohio, who voted
for Fremont in 1856. A gentleman of Mus
kingum, of rndouted yeracity, Informed US
of twenty Fremonters IN one township of that
county, who now declare themselves for the
Little Giant. There is not a Democrat you
can meet but is fred up to duty, and who is
not full ST zeal for the glorious cause which
all feel is. sure to come out victorious. The
Democratic meetings everywhere are largely
attended by ardent Douglas voters, while the
Blue light Black Republican meeting are
tame, spiritless, and made up tosag great extent
Iby boys, women and children, and basing their
future hopes upon what the Breckinridgers
will be enabled to do for them. Keep up the
fires, then, Democrats; the Douglas feeling is
Epervading all classes, and is breaking forth
ike a volcano among the masses-it cannot be
resisted, it is bound to overcome all opposition
from whatever source.-Shield and Banner.
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3m13
MAP OF ASHLAND COZ.

JOHN Nc DONNELL begs leave to inform the
landed propiretors and the public in genera Of this
county that he proposes to get up a map of file Co.,
in the event of his being able to obtain a sufficient
number of subscribers to warrant the expense of the
undertaking. The Map will exhibit tile following
delineations, section,lines and numbers, Farm boun-
es, with the owners name and number of acres, all
state county and township Roads, rivers and streams
will be delineatcd with accuracy. All Churches,
School B ouses, Mills as well as every other building
of a public nature, will be accurately located In
fact in viewing the map as laid before you, you
will haze a truthful panorama of the county; The
map will be engraved in the best style of the Art,
colored and vanished, backed with
linen aud mounted with rollers L will put the map
at the low price of five dollars
The publishers engages that his Map of Ashland
County shall be as accurate and reliable and finish
ed in as good style as any other Count, Map in the
'tH pei a1se)'
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I
IiDUDoNV4tLE, Sept. 10th 1860

AO~u4Or t4tkA3 1SPe
ERrroR UNIoNT;@7JDedr II Is fact
no longer to be concealed that the Black Re-
publicans in Hanover care moving" as has
been apparent for the past week. ~
The streets have at several times of late
been crowded by nearly, a dozen live Black
Republicans, together with two yoke of oxen
from Holmes county, all intent on raising a
pole in honor of s1honest old Abe" .
2 Thesmatter progressed, soberly of course, as
the Black Republicans are the descendants of
the old temperance party and possess all the
temperate virtues; consequently they INDUCED
in no idle dreams, and in their Imagination
The famous Lincoln Pole reared its head tri-
umphantly over 200 feet high armed with axe
and maui, the admiration of the friends Of
iAe black race, and the terror Of the Demo
Gratis,
lslAtolength on last Thursday night at a late
hour, owing to the indefatigable exertions of
the aforesaid oxen, anpart of the pole was
into the public square, and on Friday
morning the balance rowas hauled to the
ground followed by a large crowd Of Repubii-5
gan boys, numbering ten or eleven. There
was a great deal Of enthusiasm manifested
about "thens times p But from some, cause
the pole had grown much horter@;sse'rq II
SaturdaYswas atoobea great day, we were to
have a big crowd, speeches were to be made,
the pole was to be raised the "lager" drank,
and we were to have a gosd time generally.
the big crowd did not come, and about 2
O'Clock they undertook to raise the pole. The
were all there, numbering at one
time ls ~ H. The oxen worked well but
had neither help nor encouragement and after
various and F%fuitlesas efforts which lasted till
darkness and disappointmen admonished them
to go to tbeir hepessthey Jgaye it up.
The procession moyed slowly away, headed
by the faithful oxen leaving the pole lying as
before they commenced their block and tackle
efforts; plainly demonstrating that all the Re-
publiearnss of Haannfovver and 2 yoke Of oxen can't
raise a pole a135 feet high baaci .s-asailisa q
The Republican column here, is indeed
moving, and from present indications before
the election, it win have gone from here, not to
be found-leavingf the snigger" and this pole
alone, amid the chill November blasts. s.
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Hon. S. S. Cog

Is making a glorious 6ght,in his District. He
has the "world the flesh and, the devip' array
ed against him, but. hewill come off conquerer
over them all. John Sherman was imported
on there to kill him off, but he got killed more
efectually than when Helper knocked the
life out of him in the House. Next comes Gal
lowey as a Black Republican candidate in the.
guise Of an Independent, supported by the Re
publicans, and also by a purchased traitor and
renegade from the Democratic party, who pro-
fessed to be for Douglas when his acts clearly
reveal the wolf in sleeps clothing. Last and
least comes the notorious Sparrow with his
small band of official hirelings, all striving, in
company with Galloway, Geiger, & Co, to
strike down This noble-56uag Democrat whom
the sterling Democracy of the Capital District
delight to- honor. We warn them of their ap-
preaching doom. Letsthem heed the warning
in time, or worse fate than that which befell
the late John sherman will overtake them
Cox is "slow to anger and plenteous in mercy"
but when his wrath is kindled up they will
lind him a CONSUMING fre,"@@C2eteldna
Plain Deaderdr .e5I = qsd 5
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8 s5As saSHERLFFgS SALE I'd: 80
ROrsr, Croft and Darling In Ashland County /.
} g ,NUNAN'S
MAP OF ASHLANDs TO.

THHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES, provid ed .uas-
lI5eient encouragement ,be given, to publish a
large andtbeaptiful MAP OF ASHLAND COUNTY:
from actual and original surveys. Al the Public
Houses. Stores, Taverns, Mills. blacksmith and
Cabinet Shops. and all manufacturing establish!
ments are to be shownaon the Map, in addition To
the Topography of Rivers, Creeks, Ponds, Mouns.
tains. etc. The Map will also show all the sessions.
with their numbers and Subdivisions, aud farms
township in the County with the property owrer'g
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patronize the Map. n9.7
Maps oft tbs principal Villages. ON aalirE6. sealsS
will be inserted on the nargin, The Map Will alse
be enbellished with perspective views Of some OF
nent private residences as cdn BE- agreed upon bv
the wners and publishers. does =
/ The Nap will also contain a business Directm r.
giving the name and occupation OF zach perfon Win
patrpnizes the Map 1t will be gu up in the sfyta
Of, the large and beautiful Map Of Ashtabula Usss-s
Fair at Cleveland in and lbs. Mapof Aurr,
County, recently published, (of which over a xE<;
sand copies have been SOLO, and 4 The Mans 4
Erie and Knox Counties. nowin course of publicL>
ton pythe some suryeyQr, InsizeiL will be abt-t
Z by , ieet BEAUTIFULLY engraved. eolofed. yarSisi
e, mounted 90 rollers. backed with canvas, ana uT-
ivered to sa6scribers at i've dollar q esg9. y ayA-
bic on delivefysf zIaT PHILLIP AUSAh' 6
81 sea9s SIS 4szeaaa H 9 LuMbs2rtal@
u- Surveyors and Civil Enginesrs:
PsSEAn persons called. upon BY r,'her % tae
above. will please con,nn Bicetea All ,narme.on1n
faeturine establishments and answers ssh qqest}en9
sspay bs desired. 70 bat the map rsy = uH era
fsnfNsss y 4 hge nTofs ash u q fEos q
Tel sifg hsoI sai . s3l;a 6e RI aaea
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
To the Public.

- RowsBURa, Sept I, 1860.
This is to certify that we have known JOHN Ct.
BRowN for a number of years, andthere appearingto
be certain reports in circulation in reference to said
BRowN's being intoxicatedin Rowsburg on the 18th
of July last past, we would here say that we saw
him and conversed with him several times on said
day above referredrto, and,are satisfied that he was
GROSSLY misrepresented. ~ JOHN VANNEST,
4Essr - ADAM MISH,
ss JOHN P, STAMETS.
sa5 DAN'L CAMPBELL,
islasT z = III II. RUTH. Il i =