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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
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An old physician writing TO the AIexan-
dria Gazette, from Mason Co. Va. saws:
This section Of our State has been rs-
maEkably healthy until quite lately, when IT
has been visited by a disease deemed hv
many to be a new one but this Is altogether
fa!lacy. / aliude to the malady called din-
liberia, and by the French diptherite. The
doctors disagree as to the eharac er Of the
disease, as they are too often apt to do re-
-ardinI the ills thll flesh IS heir to. Butitis
undis putably a modification Of scarlatiana or
the rut. ID variety Of Richter. very old au
thor, and therefore, an old disease instead o
: new one. Ana in plain English ii IS nota-
ing moe nor less than the PurRID sokE
THROAT, one OF the most dangerous of .nala-
dies taai can possibly visit any community.
There Is aothjnz new i'll it with me. as have
been familiar with i. at different periods. for
upwards Of dfty-six years-a period in which
! nave been engaged in the study and prac-
tce If medicine.
Ia mmunic4lion like the present. I can
only drop few remarks respecting the treat.
nent # this terrible disease, which has al
ready proved II f4t4l Ii several Instances y,
This aad other neirfb sriur canati.s ~ well
as On the OHIO side of ths river man #
The name of Seauz lost both Of his sons
with It-ole marty Of age, aad the other ~ix-
teea-only a few dav aoo.
Eaa.i,z ..-a ar,.,..,r,- o-a..r - 49, !:
s.sa .aI ,r., ..-r...- i, \.
NAH. t....e..,i In I. IF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

/ have visited various mountains of
Greenland during our stay mere, aud
know of no part of the world where there
Is better opportunity for the geologist to
investigate the qualification Of the earth
crust than here in the North. By the bv
Gov. Elberg has presented me with nu-
merous specimens Of shelish, from North
Storm Ford, the only place where they
can be Obtained Mr. McClintoclk saws
they are Interesting as being Of Unknown
geological date
Before me, on my table in the cabin,
where | am writing this, is beautiful
touquet of Arctic flowers. in great varie-
ty, sent me by several young Esqu.maux
ladies' Of HOlsteinberg. | am astonish-
ed at the profuseness of natures pro1uc.
tions here.
Last Saturday, accompanied by III
EsqWmaux, Adam Beck, the intsrDre-
ter of old Sir John Ross. | took trip TO
Mount Cunningham. On arriving al the
foot Of the peak called "Woman's Hood. ;"
Adam was fearful to go farther up. We
were then higher up than any one has
ever been before--so the HoIsteinberg-
ers says-but | dofed everything. save
what modesly would bid me retain "a
"Woman's Hood" was about and up,
up! | went 10 fearful height. Just 5
reached the top--or rather as its top was
within grasp, cha5m interviewed, and
| was obliged 10 return; though | spent an
hour up there, drinking in the mighty
views around me. | counted five hun
dred peaks of mountains, saw lakes. riv-
ers. Davies Straits, hundreds of islands.
bays Hois,einberg, &c.
July lS.---Itis intended that we leave
here at the earliest moment. Yester-
day, by the assistance of Gov. Elberg
and Capt Budding!on, purchased an
excellent team of sledge dogs Next win
ter will find ne half Esquimaux, doubt
not. Capt Burlington intends finding
good quarters for the George Henry.
lhen proceeding with me through Fro
hIsher's Straits and Fox Channel. Cir
cumstances Will decide as to penetrating
also Repulse Bay. | shall learn much
pracucaI information this winter.
Yours as ever.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

81 TIVE FoR PAI>riUG HoUsrs.-Ac
cording 70 the Scientific Artizan, the bes,
time for painting the exterior Of buildings,
Sc. + late IA autumn or during winter
Pant then applied viii endure twice as long
as when applied in early summer OF IN hot
weather. Ia the former 1t dries very slowly
and becomes very hard. like glazed surface,
uot easily affected afterwards BY ihe weather
CT worn by the beating of 81 ms. But in
very hot weather. the oil IN the paint soaks
,ns1 the wood Al once. As into a spuage, leav-
liz the leac nearly dry, and nearly ready to
crumbIe of. This las, difficulty, however,
W. -aauIi think might IN measure be
guarded against though, az Increased expense
BY frss going over the surface with raw oil
BY painting in es.d weather, one annoyance
might certainly be escaPed,uamely,tbe cal.ec
tian :. small ties pa the fresh paint-a thing
very common Ia taIs region IN summer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
Cold Mines Of Hayti,

Th4 island uuloualeI has ricL gold
mines sui remaining uuWorked. j; Is
we'll isuowu that enormous quaIIli-s ut
god were taken from the Cja3 range
Of mountains by the SQaulardS, anL here
IS no reason 10 suppose that The miaas
were exhausted. \ res %, writer on
HlytsSlvs that be s-.w ,Wo bottles Of
god dust which had 9een gath red by
hand by native from The sands Of one
of the small rivers. G.her writer's men
u0a similar facts, and all agree t1at i.
properly worked the m'uts would pty
handsomely; It is even possible tAat .h
would now. with Improved ma1aluvgF .tc
rewogbrd 10 advantage. / IS a cu-lOa7
fac, lAt', although tae Spauiards were
maay wears engaged ii working the
mines, and although historians leis us
that thousands of The Indians p'rlsAet
from excessive labor In their eu!cavey>
10 supply the coveuousuess Of tAeir mas
tiers, s,Iil many Of The old mines are en-
ure.y lost sight Of aaQ even tlcIr en-
trance canuJ; be discovered. 1t would
be more proper 10 say are not discovered,
for no real elIorl has y,t been mad. ,a
trace Jh,m,
Il IS saiI ;ha. Jur,us ,he ,r5l5.r5 VIII
which tie country was cJnyu.ssd,
the openings OF some Of the m.ats were
parpose,y filed up an 20 o.craiei. Elrih-
quakes and tima have destroyed others,
auI others again lie hidden Ia The thick
uuitrbrush of a tropical climate, in an
.,l.,,,.t ,,.fr4rtI4t.ral r4su,-eT,, ,-af-.-.. --
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
Deterioration Of Farms

Canno, lan1-te cultivated an indefi
mite number Of years and Weld go0c
crops TO the culiivalor without deteriora-
uon : This IS the greatest. the most i'm
portant question that an American farm.
er can put to himself or his neighbor-
We hope he has learned before this. from
what we have said, that we do not be-
ileye in the necessity of deterioration OF
land from cultivation. The preventive
Is deep djsintegratlon, undertaking ro-
tation of crops. including one grown es-
peciaily for manure, and restoring all
the manurial portions of the crop to the
soil, principally in the form of surface
manurlng, and tithing the products sold
oil OF the farm TO buy foreign fertilizers.
Then will the farm support in comfor!
forever the family Of It's possessor, and
give hIm an annual income TO Law M, or
lay out IN Improvements tending 10 beau
t'y and adj to lis value, while they nm
tster to the enioyments of The occupants !;
and when they grow too numerous for
for the area, there will be surplus in
Store TO enable the excess in the popula-
uon " TO go West" Al present the ex-
cess is crowd ed out of the paterual home,
because 20 stay IS to stay and starve-lo
s'arye because the fertility of that home
has deteriora'ed, and ID lis present c0ndi-
non Is insufficient 70 support as larg1 a
population as It did when the land was
new" Why should it ever grow old
Simply because this IS the truth, as we
find Ii in the RurqL Neir- T0ykcr:
" affirm that NOT O1a AGRA IN tan or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

a PRorANE CEow.-SevcraI years
since. Oh a warm Sabbath morning. while
the Rev. DR. B., Of well known fishing
town in Mass. was holding forch, a tame
crow which had been taught 10 utter but
one sentence aad that a wicked one. flew
into The church and aiighlinr on the pull
pit, saluted tie minister with Cd
d-n ye," waercupon the enragad rs
well as horror stcIclen parsoa, q" drew
OFT aud gave tAe " gentleman in black, ="
a wlnder that sent hIm to the floor
Nothing daulted by this, however. the
crow was soon upon his feet, aad look
ing up At the Rev. gentleman, repeated
his satu;a,lon with such an emphasis that
he took TO his heels, and together with
his congregation scamperel from the sa-
cred edilice n double quick time. One
IhiIs old woman, whose seat was in one
corner, did no. see fit to follow the ex-
ample Of The shepherd and his flock, but
firmly kept her position; upon seeing
which the crow advanced toward her. and
hopping upol The seat in front Of her,
again gave vent to his favorItc express
SION, the old woman not l.uie astouIsaed
a. MS im7udenee ana evidently taking
aan for an evil spirit, In the shape Of q
bird, yelled fo-th 10 hin
Cd 4 IN You too what do YOU
Cd d--n me for : / doat belong TO
this church - And giving him a wipe
with her umbrella, she cleared the coast
leaving the church 10 silence and the
crow.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04
G. F. Hall.
JAKE WILLARD AyD TaE BLIND HORSE.


The Mobile Register is responsible for
the following nirlh provoking incidenr
For twenty-three years, old Jake Wi.
lard has cultivated the soil of Baldwin
county, and drawn thercfron a suDDor,
Tor self and wife. He is childless. Nj
long ago Jake left the house in searcl.
OF a missing cow. His route led him
through an old worn out patch of clay
land, Of about six acres ia extent, in the
center of which was a well twenty-five
or iarty feet deep. that at some time had
probably furnished the inmates of a d.
'lpdated house nearby with water. In
passing by this spot, an i'll wind lifted
Jake "uIe' from his head, and mali
clolSiy waited II to the edge &C the
sell aud in II tGmbied
Now JAKE had always prac.iael the
virtue Of economy, ana he imuedia,elv
set about recovering the lost hat. He
ran TO The well, aui finding it was drv a.
the bottom, he uacoied the rope which
ne mad brought for the purpose Of captur-
ing the tTuant cow. and after several at
tempts to catch the hat with a Moose, he
concluded 10 save time by going down
the well himself. To accomplish tais he
made one end of the rope fast to stump
hard by, and Went quietly on his wav
down the well.
Il was fact. OF which Jake was n5
less obIyl0us than The reader hereof. tha,
Ned Wells was IN the oid diap.da.ed
binding aforesaid, AMI thai an oil blind
horse, with 4 bau on his neck. who had
been turned out to die. vas lazily graz
ing within a short distance Of The well
TIE devil himself or some other wick
ed spirit pat it into Neds Uranium tc
have ll-'le fun, 50 be quietly sII3ped uI
L. the horse, and uabackling the heil straT
approached with slow. measured ,tiug-a.
Iiag' the edge of the well.
Cd dang that old blind horse,
said Jake, he's coming this way sure
and amt got no more sense than to fal
IN here Whoa, Ball
Bu, the continued approach of the
'tiug-a-ing said just as PLAINLY as word.
that Bali wouldn't Whoa. Besides JAKE
was at the bottom, resting before tryina
10 shin ], Up the rope.
Great Jerusaleta,' said he the Old
cuss wlli be a-tan of me before / can SAY
Jack Robinson. Whoa. G-I dan
you, whoa
Just then Nai drew up 10 the edge q
the wen. and, with his fj5t kicked III
lie dirt into it.
oh Lordr exclaimed Jake, falling up.
on his knees 4; the bottom. I'm gone
now, whoa. Now l lay me down /,
sieep---~-h-o-a, Ball. pray the Lore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

Ds,a0Nn CENENr--The diamond cement
which Is > j. tal far j7ini glass. china,
waod a,her. &C.. Is formed IS follows -
- bite Glue " .or Gaiatins,) lbs; white
cad (dry.} l 10; soft water. quarts aloo-
hol quart, Bel III glue and in water by
means Of a wats. ba,h. When the glue IS
dissolved, add the alchohoI, and stir until the
whole Is well mixed Pour into vials for
use.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

WISTER.-WrathtuI winter IS hasten
ing upon us, withcring the foliage os the
trees as be nears Us. HIS hoary head
and chaueriuT teeth viii soon o.. seen
and heard. Though he may silence the
warbIing Of yhe birds, aud drive the sun
aimiy through his dark, thick clouds Of
snow and s.eet, Yet wiii DO uuch good in
puTglug earth of many gross exhalations
b W.lIe he mauties he conquered and
decay-d year in a winding shee, Of pur-
est wabe he VIII spread a dismal sloom
over the hearthstone of the poor and
destitute, whose misery viii be multiplied
by lie cod BE hr,ags. There Is a stern
e. dr-ar.eT wIat~r bef-e Us ala win
ter -saiea. unless ue geard aeains, the
veaai pgomp.!ngs Of the ART, ,vI.l bring
Us forth 10 spring or autumn Of delight
no golden GUNNER or fruuage.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

- have the courage TO keep on; OF
debt rs long as possibie--absoiuleiy #
You can. Debt is a species Of SLAYER
The creditor owns the debior 20 the ex-
tent OF ms claim. for what does he word
.. claim " signify, if not his II taking
our advice. yog viii be bu; obryirg
good scr.P'aral exhortaiiou 70 o2e no
man anything"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

TIE national debt Of the United King
dom u Great Britain at the present time
anouats to 100000 pounds sterling, OF
allowing Si.Sl for the pound, to s. .S7I,-
0JotJJ. Assuming hat our Globe has
existed for Perict vs 5000 years as
taught IS number ot theol0-s,s, its ex-
Is,ence numbers 2190.G00 days, or 81
$50 600 hours. DIVIDING this total ia-
d-t.-daess OF Great Britain OF = ,S72-
00JC09 by the number Of hours our
globe has existed, The startling fact wiil
be arrived al, that from the dav os th-
Creation to The present time, Great Brit
ian has steady Increased her indebted
ness Al the ra.e Of S73,GG per hour dur
lag day or night, rain or sunshine. No
matter how prosperous The country has
been, the debt has continued to grow
larger, and at present time there is GER
tanly no prospect Of any alteration fo-
tle better
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

rr The press most popular with
Triaiers--" press of business.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

\ MELTING sermon being preached in
a country church, all The congregation
teli 70 weeping, except one man, who
begged TO be excused, as he belonged to
another church.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

hHE LINcOLS AY ISvExroR.-W
were lhls morning shn~a nj the United
States Pa.en, Otii-e the model of stea.
mrr combining buoy and AIR chambers
with steamboat or other vessels, for The
purpose Of eaatAng their draughl Of wa
;cr 80 BE- readily Irsseucd, that, they
might pass over bars or through shallow
wafer wllhout tisehlrgiug their cargoes
Tins method of Iflns vessels over shoals
was invented by Abraham Lincoln Pres
ideu' elect, for which he received pat
eut May p. iSI9-- Washington Star.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-04

The Sao'g Of ise.

We have st-s,umbled upon the fol-
lowing pretty piece os musjac. lying amid
mu.uau!c o. those less attractive:
" 10 snow falls lighter than the snow
OF age; Ia, none l. heavier for ii never
mel,s."
The figure is by no means novel. hat
the closing part Of The sentence IS new as
well as emphatic. The scripture repre-
seuls age by the almond tree, which
bears blossoms of the purest white
The ainoad tree shall flourish, '--ihe
heat shall be hoarv. D.cEins says of
oae OF ms characters. whose hair IS turn
ing gray, that it looked as If time had
llghtIy ap!ashed rs snow upon il in pass
ing -s
- Il never melts, no never. Age is
inexorable; its wheels must move on
ward, they llno DO retrogade movement.
The old man may sl and sing. would
/ were IA hoy ag7ln," but he grows old-r
as he sings. tie may read to the ellxcv
Of youth, tut he canno, fiud IL; he may
5 gl for ,Ae secret uf the alchemy which
Is able 10 make han young again, but
s'gaug brings II not. lie may gazs
o4ekHarIs NIld an eve of longing upon
the rosy schemes of early years uut as
one wao EazeS on his home from the
deck of Departing ship, every moment
1rrylur hih further aud further away.
Poor old man he has i.ule more to do
.Aau die.
Il never melis." The snow Of win
r comes sul sheds us whI.e blossoms
IP5n 'he valley and mountain. la, soon
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F. .s'
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i Nh N K mug u ET
Tb THE MIILtDNi

TUE a." "s'als"""Hrsgsmsn,v vhlrh b We me.
With !" '"y "a- business. induces The ,s'",r ~
"-"T ths"ss :" this generous rrhiis H., ,hsi,
patronage, end a srliriis'i"n fr' 'hsr. ~ sgslr
"s'i"s announcements ." isg ~ 'hs additional
supplies ~ 'nv sl'sadv l-'gs ana ''ssh s,n.t ~
oil g"''is belonging ~ ny live ~ brsinsss ari
IN a"i"E ." feel f"lsss"'ar.e ihs' 'ifIbsy riii
cell a"d soc "'s. 'hsy ~ii he ss,Isnsd 'hsi ny
"Hs' sH''s is ~ give sr'i's ss'isIar'np snd -iII
sva'i The rissrprs ~ sh"ulnF ny stack aud ser,
Ing '"H "ha my Virs "'dt"
FHANE HUgUET.
H"F'7 fn'rs' ~ Third aud Iaptsl sl,ast
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rpHs. nri-rroN IMPAIRMENT
I.Ii II.IpIg IL


nsas leave respectfully =" tnfr,m bic hispd.
snd The si'isans ~ nat"n n"srs spd its .tnitt
ssns'allv that he is prepared tat sh",t nn,.aJ :.
asa"u'e auE "Tisfs In connection vith the srsa4
il"n ~. - tspsi's ~ Buildings With -hi.h he ma
20 entrusted lie viii ale" ,rlsh Int"nltas,r,s.
nuiIds,s riania'sa.d a,h.,s. Eash frssd p,irad
s"d uis,si " issirad.D yEalTtA suUTrrns
-iih stationary ~ pivni slate. tnsiis Rolling
Minds. rsnnsl Dr"'s. ale "fapT teani'ad slse.
"a ~ 'aiss ss they o.n bs obtained else uhata In
lhs South. aud aftha beet styia ~ w",k kmansbip
iis has ale established H. ennns.tian With the
abpve. IppntHg DEPARTMENT. wherein ny
"fds' will hs ssscp'sd promptly. uiETEnHE ~
sn1 required capacity made 10 n,da,
IIa would also especially suEEsst 10 thrsa wht
may contemplate building. that he is prepared "
got ~ Designs and Plans ~ Rural Cottages and
plhs' Hssiisposs. With detailed speeiHr iipns.
Mills nfIuantitias ~ materials sstims,ss ~ Uost
etc. un reasonable terms Orders Ipt any .
the sh"vs named uorhmanship or services. Isfl
ia rs,s ~ Msssrs
bAH'L. iIIrRy. West nslon Rouge.
JORDAN Hoir t"ssdals. Ia
ALFRED pUrLANTIEH. Mapehaa. ". ~ Rouge.
" SALE, sptinshels. la.
n through the rast once. will ,asst with With
prompt attshtion.
y tB Fh"p 90 North boulevard st,ast opposits
tho state House. haton Rouge. La.
August 9Th. tRbp.
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a'IAI,I.I- lliltlIla.

GU'IT 90 ntowu ani Illeaohed Cotton
- Hhaating, pamash 7 able Linen. Tow 10
end everything ~ THE line at reduced
priuaa 81 ~ ASHER
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rIsToI.st rIsToI.s;i

A COMPLETE assn,tmsni af ristais aud Nc
~ volvats. consisting 81 49, t's Ola aud ew
Model HsyalVsts. aud new a. ieia ~ Uplt't "Tp
e'avei nsv"lvs's alsn WtiinaY's Rev" Vsrs, Al
ia"'s salf uorhlne Pistols, W Hev ,,vers aud
tho Smith Wasson Esvsn Ehpp' %. all at the
lowest r'iraa. al
p"vgi TnANH fuuurr'a
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Nnw .por au,HwpnAT.
TABLE Anp rtAuo o0vtps

/ AN NOV rfrp''si :" shHv something vsrv
hsnHs"''e In thls lire. hs.s f.irrsd De
MASKS Table N'-t's sil si,ss .is. rsl,ssd rI..sh
''""" ouVe'' bmhfriasrtd, s"ue ~ thew v.,r
hs"fs'" IN .iaiii"p =" The .hr-s hsvs Gu,
tel" bsmsshs :" ali r.l.,s. era rsus, -i,h
H''np L""ps. Cr'i .pd I.sssls T., msieh .Iss .
1'gs ~ "ins- style Lsss rp'l4ihs
str''s WI PHILIPPE.
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goTT,,N uatK HANDS.

4 ss"ttnd sisas ~ . ply Cotton Back
~ Hands an Article much chappar aud
haitef than leather
maya LAHGUIR s. LANOUFH
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onnKIN,! sTnyIts

fI'HH crLrnnAFHp Htntueby. Eclipse. Die
i m""d and rh'snls pa''s'"s. and am a"nn
dsrt " viil bs :" T"ut advantage ~ eaii aud 90
a"ins hsf''ts purchasing elsewhere
maya FnANR HUuUET
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DLAYING CARDS-A large supply Of Samuel
i IIarts Playing Cards. all qualities and prices,
for sale low TO the trade by
Juyt X. d. DAY.
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HE-OI'ENIN'!

HY LOUIS !. CONN.
4. ~ SIpHt "n Nsir street. .ntra, "Trsni
- 'sp'is'V s''sni. irfi"A'lV occupied ~ NJ
h"""hs dsressei -ilh new arI Iatgs sir,k ~
hfE H"rhs. 'ls'hirg srI "ihst R"rls hsl"nEipP
:" ibis h'a""h ~ husi"sss, ell - vhi.h rHs, H.,
ssis q, vo'F s"sil p'rR's -tr'ia slsr stats tho
a." nri connected rith sng "ths' hf.rse - ,his
ei'T farpyG GnJ Iapfiis ! fpIIs
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GUNsi GttNsit GUNsi,i

Nov IN frpRt, runplsts assortment ~
~ Lengths. n"'ss, rotwsfi aud naab Action
L''hsH"f the celebrated aud teiiiLis "uilis spie
shot uuns. ale" the unsauallsi ursansar Dune.
aud h"ys uuns Those in want pT q ~ ri t'un
ats requested I" call And asamina my si"ct ba
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements viii
bs offered that cannot bs resisted.
nova EHAN,s ffuuuET
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LADIES SHOE MAKING,

I'Hr undersigned b. es leave ~ ,sinrH The
ladies ~ nainp Rouge. lhpt he 10 p"v pre-
ra'ed :" rnabs :" "tdsr. Ladies'. Misses apd
'h'hl'en's b""iees ani shoes. utds's promptly
attended 10 uiIttE
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JUST RECEIVED.

A M for sale low 80 the trade, Lard In Kegs
N do In bbl- Crushed aud Powdered sugar
lot Of fne family Flour, Beef Tongues. sheep do
Hog do. \. BENJAMIN
mar
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I WILL receive In a few days another new sup
Il ply Of ladies Cloaks, my customers will always
ind = good supply Of these goods always on hand,
and will sell them at low prices.
seot2O W. d. PHILLIPS.
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sIt,!AIts AMI sNIIUE

UFr received e new supply aud spii In r.sn
~ iiiips 10 suit
msre v. nrupn . 60.
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OVAL FRA VI IN.


| WILL receive in few day large stock Of
j Silk. Velvet aud Winter straw Honncta, also
the haudsomrat assortment 81 Misses FLATS 10 be
ound any where. ". ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
PLAYING CARDS.

ED&wM. BUGEL, are Sole Agents for sami
II Harts Celebrated Playing Cards. juns.o.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
Tn a,l,IAn II.AnIIIln-

A'IpAluIlI and r'""bsd hspdl. 1a"e Hrivas
~ih a"d vii,out hH"be. Copper 4uH iinusd
esi"'".'s and IaIsls rane sreH t.nths,"s /,
s"ra' ll""ss Ismpei Wi"ts. oil usns, iatgs end
s"'all ErRirap' Wtsnrhes, 80 ~ ms svsp't
Faucets f"' ~ sriphits; - i"us sud hsl' uarr"s
~ ~ s"lrhi's: ssrha'umRtui's e'mrtnsts,s.
Couplings upapu anh s'ur '"b, g, rarbirg ~ vs'y
iasn'ir'i"ua tAnnUitn sIAA. Hrp.
upt2T tfut I.afa etts nj Ein,iIa ate
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
LAHuIItEH& H. NOIl H.
AxIggi AxIgnii

A X ISi AK IRN
pn pnTrH Nhnriire Aces ~ uriiirs n'-ns srd
.bI "'ha' e'rd -'ata's iieh'. '.sdi-u,. hsavT
s"l s'''a heavy. sivaTs"" hard ~ The Hardware
ss'"hiishmsst LAHuUlrH hLANoIF.
ps'f Up'ns' 10 faye'ls sri Fb',id. s's
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
CUTLEnyi CuTIERyit

HAVE '"w 10 siuis aud 10 ar'iva. r"mplsis 9
u sut tmant nfI'"h ct aud Table Ustisry. 81
III ""st 'sliahls rnahss, aud great many new
s'T'ss, among them the celebrated tudi, ubhsf
Table Knives. call snd asamina them batrs
puT~l asing slssu uhsrs-asit 10 always pleasure
IT, shpw u,T stock FHANH HtGUET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
sEG.ARsi sEt.ARsii

n nlln uEsT Htsr ds - imp"ftsd Havana
IO,OOO Hsgars. Just received aud f,r sale
ohsa f"' cash, at NJ rHESDEHUART's,
juns2H Main 81 opp"sIta iia'nsy Ii"usa.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
sEs.AItsi sIGARst,

DEH steamer CRhawba. received large assptt
i msnt Of the mpst favorits bfandsa fot sale
v uEUDE CO'A
june22 Dug htors
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
Dom s.tIe Br.pdy * Gi,

yTNO DRINKERS or CONGRESS WATER
l. have Just rec@ived direct from CLARK whit
smother supply Of Congress water, % f.vorabiy
adapted for summsr use. 4. D. DAT.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-12
PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD,

(DhDiALs(-A fulI Assortmspt Ju.s r.,.iy.1
" and Tor Esl. by
novb A. sTEwAET co.