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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

II a speech given s. General sam
Houston at meeting in the open air at
Galveston, Texas recently, he was waited
on by a secession committee. and reques-
tel not TO proceed as his remarks were
highly offensive to the majority Of those
there lie answered that he should pr
ceed, aad did, and was not molested any
further.
TnosE GRAPES ARE SoCR-Spcaking Of
the recent military strength at Cairo, the
Memphis Argus SAYS We don't wano
Cairo 1t would be an easy matter for ~
to take it, il we wanted It. but as is Is nos
a decent place, gentlemen VIII avoid Z
- One of the birges, Columbiads
at For. Monroe IS hearing directly up
on the house Of Ex-PresIdenl TyIer.-
We are afraid il may 50 off some day.
Accidents viii happen. - LOuasUlIe
Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
J. II. Cl.AIRl

4 TTeGNEY AT LAW. ao3 Solicitor IN Chancery
n g1ur-~l galni. once in tine Court House. q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
nK. w. nILnEBRANn.

9a.v N.a..,~ D,aea. u stairs. Mineral Point.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-04

tomrnen nitro, Die nod bEer antpeitnben Grups
pen bes 9legimsnte8 w0ret 9leiGfaGs NIT an
8urb. 8anlenoe BON Msnlhen wdret Beige
Der Nbfabrt.
Ser. Staatem=D frtttseOett 6 t.
Der Septembsr. Germin pie1es GertNtobofeS
tesann s~eltern. Die fOlgenpen ger iullen mure
gu GjslAporensn esmablt:
9epnorD 9uuper, benjamin. 8U8tpeG, g8illtam
8opers, George 9. @rire, G9oma8 GalnbriQ,
Wt6ael S. Wafjn, Sobn GbpntaS, Selie Guilt
ION, 6snrp S. Scarf Sobn S, 8Owner, Ebonas
ST, Nfiter, Gpbratm WaG, 0iObert 0orluN, Sobn
.. Cannon, 8iQtam 9. 0bilipS. Same5 Sur
neg, Sacob Soubuu9h @u1btn9ton 5tdnan,
Daniel 8runer, @tuiam Yatterlpn, SObn s. $.
8plton, 5enrp 9, SbrYpd, Sptab JteYuplpe,
Daniel 8. Qa3enbY, 0eor9e Suu, GrparO s. 9e=
tiers, 9Outs @tOpe, SObn 8btttinetpn, Nt6Olas
9ere9oY, SotaB GUbb, 9enrY &eilinger, Sbpmas
81. 9iellpn, Nleranper Stunts, Spbn g. 2ebraut6z
matt, NtQiam Waoenpel.
G5ranpzSurY. = MtAael Warner, Benjamin
S. SYnlOn, 9eter s.. Souerwine, 81. IS. 9ua9,
q, s. 5au, alp9eus SYutt, SenrY SGuts, Ga
prence Srepertf, DAVID SrelanO, Sobn Steoen
ion, 3bpmas @runur, Derrtd 6abenltod, Sobn
%. Yarfinlon, @m. 6. 8eale, 0erarp 6. Mior=
gan, 81. %. MurrY, s. g. gerrp, gOptn gai,
ley, @,ltam 5ppFtns, Sobn 5is9enbptbntan,
Oliver gGOo0, Sos. 3. S. SHUTTER.
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m,,a hen1 @nben.

Qout8Yt(te, 89., 2, Sept, Daa Sour
nal" pp1 4eute WlOr9en 9erpamut Die 9rCfla@
nation pea Sen, 8rsmOnt entiatepea rno Oria8t
Darauf, baB pie Staat6le9talatur pDn &entndp
0laBre8eln er9rsife, nm abnItGen S4ritten gu
b~eaeguen, Die Qe9ialatur n1ilfe iA jest emit
1dei9en, p6 Ts cine 8ur8erpebr pr9antFren pUae,
tpelae fart genu8 let, unt etne lren9e 9leutralitdt
euire4t 3u erBalten, oper pb ie Den Otngen mic
btsber tbrelt Gang lalen unO Sentud9 3uifan=
pen ou9etm fallen loIen rpue, pelGe sur 5err-
14aft Des @tanOre4te5 fubren malen, 70 gstpiB
QoatsYtile, 2. Sept, 0as oScurnat"
bert6tet, 5rpet ie3sIipnifilne 0ltGttdr-G Umpa9nten
(Snfanterie ua0 Gapouerte) leitn NIT @afea
fir Die GtaQtspebr in 8enro'8 Citation an Der
louisville Qeringt0n Gilenbabn an9efOmmen.
Der yGUurter" bon Geute Nbeno nleIoet, es
merpe etne @outIion 3rpiIaen Den 8ir9ern pom
Qlem Gatle, G9, bsfirAtet.
Der Ope(puia5 (9a.) p@Curier" pom "a. Nu-
quit bertAtet, e6 babell 3pet SGOpner an Der
Nlinpung Res Golealian Jliser Die 8tpfaOe SEE
broden unp Elm Sarge &afee, Mebf, Sal3 II, I'm,
Q%etanpet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-04
eOfalzSlenieFeiten aus WafbtngtOn.

Der Operations q n It. -
Same8 81. Carlisle, Corporations Mnpalt, Bat
relisntrt uno SO1epb $. 8raplep 1T an Die Ste0e
%belIelben ernannt wOrpen.
Netgnattpn, - Sol. Start $. Dpnne1
pom s., Matne, 8e9iment bat pesen lGls1ter Sc
lunpbett feline @bar9e uiepersele9t.
9IGBlt6er SOB Der Nillten3- @Untz
mtliariats=S er9eant nes fitnften Matne= 3eat-
lments, Namens @fitAel, fIblte li9 pprgeItern
@lpreen i'm Eager letneS Ne9tments pl6BltN un-
ppbl unp ltarb mad Serlduf elmer Stunoe,
Staptratb. = 0abreuo Der Stbuua Der
Muermdnner am MOntag Mtttng ldidte Der
8ir9ermeiter Die 8efanntmaGung Elm, Dap ct
ba6 0eleg autbprifrt babe, tpelGs5 Die 3ablune
BON Steuern, Qi3enlen 1t, /, no. IN SGasamtz
Npten lesaltfrt.
Ote Yplt3et=O trettpren 6atten am
Mpnta9 cine SiBung, peren NeIultat tnpeB nt6t
betannt tpurpa. Na9 3peiltInbteem 3uIammen-
iein sertasten ie f6 Bis gum eeltrt8en Sage um
4 u6r. Nftt Nusnabme Der nGt6ialeu Nolt,et,
uneefabr 4 Mann IN jeper gGarp, lulen, pte Der
9eltrt9e 8epublican ia9t, Die %grnennunsen rrt
mad un9efabr 10 Sa9en 9enta9t werpen,
Aus s repertfsbmrg, Ga. = Sin
0err, Der eben bon elmer HetIe mad Dem Gltlt1en
Sbeile girstnten's 3urafgetebrt til, ma6t cine
3iemlt6 trauri9e Sei9reibung pes 3uianpes Der
Srtldaften, pel6e er bfrlbrt bat, Sn 6repe-
rifsburg erfubr er, paB Der &afee SO Gents bas
0funb tOlte, Der .3udsr 36 Cts, Mebl S12 per
6ae, pbelet@ 0ei3en nur 40 Bis so Gents per
8ulGel febt. Nabnapen linp nt6t fit @elp al
baten unp 9emetne5 @arn miro gu Il Gents bas
&Gu9en beiablt. Sdu9e unp StteTel tplten BON
$12 biz $15 paS @aar, Cine 8abrit CUR On
fertiaung bon Sabeln mar an p~Crtteen Wlabe
entltanpen, .anbere Safen paren bort lelten. Sn
Der 9labe Der Stapt mar Elm 9febeQen=Qo9er, il,
peldem iA 9e9en so MarYlanper b%efanpen. =
Gpn 6repertdabur9 Bis ManafaS 1Ol cine Dipt.
iion bon $4,000 Nlann unter Oeneral 6p(mes
lteten.
Die Communication 5pil6sn WiarYlanp uno
StrBtnien mar ntGt gang ab9ebrp9en, pa bic
8altimcrer unp Nep=9 jprtsr 3ettunsen nod mad
6%reperidsbur8 fanten. unler Gematr5mann
fam Iber Nc1uta @resF mad Sort SObaccp, no
BIN 8ebeleu, Die liA BET Sage in Die 0ebnl9a
perfrieGen, i'm NIT me6rersn Nnperen 9cge1 etne
8e3ablun9 bon so per Mann iiberlsBten,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-04
gDabtberidte.

WtImtn0tou, OIL, 8. Sept. DaS
gauge uuipn6-Gidet fur Stapt-N enter 1T 9e>
fp6blt wUrpen. 8iucent 6. @ilPtn tpuroe nit
772 Maiorttat bet 1900 Sttmtnen gum Burger
mei{er erwablt.
@tnatspabl mar ungep6bnlt6 fletn. Sieten unb
3pau3tg Ortl6often goten 9Olbrrd, SfeP1blttas
ner 6,597, SmaaeY Unions Democrat lO5O,
8roceg 8rtdinrioae Demofrat 81 Sttnmen,
@en BEN AZ g(epraIentanten Der 0eieb9ebung
GnD 80 3iepubltfauer uno 8 unteEssSerte.
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bra6t ptrb uub Die Gruppen 3GompIon's unb
5arOee'8 fd Seretni9en unO mad SqfsstCrpn 3i=
rtid3iebm molten. Sc TT btss Der SsrmtnuS Ger
&oiro-6ultpn=Gi(eubab no Ie mabrI6etnltN
Sen. YrentiB etue S6Iadt ltefern molten.
~8bOmgou'a, 5arOse's unO 9tlCw'S Strett=
trafte iiup %3uIammen 10000 Maun fart. IS
6teB, Sen. 9rentiB babe nobe 8lOUmTeO IN
Stopborp 60, Die 8~sbeIenla9er i%berrumpelt urO
$50 @efangene 8ema6t. Dbne etnen S4nB gu
t6un ; ba5 6eOarf Der 8~eftdti8un8.
0ripatpepelnen 3ufpl9e 1T prpfUBrharlHau
MrRtaarD gum 8rt8opegeneral %tef6rpert pOrOeH.
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StoOt Baltimore.

@rnenuung.- So1ep6 SO. Datlam aus
8eI Dir, 5arf0r0 County, tlt pCm ppitmsilter
gurnel gum Glerf I'm biefi9en 0Ultamte eruanni
ipOrpet, 6err OaLlam mat ppr nebrerea Sab
rem an Der Q0lf tn @btca9p augeltelt,
Oas Sternen1B Banner. - 6eute
Nadmittag weroen bic 0atripten ps8 bfltden
@taptt9etle5 an Der &de Der 8Onp tInp WfaOi=
IOnltr, cine Nleiep8 lag9e anfbtiiea. 9err Ntlz
liam g, @rOplep miro BET Der Gele9enbeit etne
9tepe Galten, 8as @omtte beItebt aus Den 6er=
rem SQlepb GQiptt, 69pmas Sltser, 89el1as
0ftlburn, @iaiam @99letpn unb @eprge GRc>
Cattle,
@enerAl@MatOr 8utler tam oes
tern NIT eiui9en letner Stabs. Slf3ieren BON
Ma16iuqtcn bier pur6 uno reilte Ip9prt mad
Wlafoduletts meiter, trirp aber btnnen einiaen
6a9en wteper naA Slp 9pint 8uridfebren.
Die 2pge Der SbDfellpws. = Der
Sd. SO. 0ranb Sire Der @rpB 9oge Der SDp-
6ellpp8, teld2r in 81 ps@arOItna tn atttbem Mt~
lttar-DtenF tebt, erldBt I'm @barleitpn Courier
Elm Sc6reiben, in welbem CT empteblt, Dap ale
8erlommlungen Der 9GGdten @efg9eber pieles
9rpen5 fir pielen 6erbt alb unn6tbig, nnatsz
fubrbor 1no erfplglc8 ertlart perben %Iplten.
Der @roBsS efretdr peS SrpenS, 6err Sarnes 8.
9ltp9elg, Fat mittlerpeile an Dtejentsen @ltt9lie-
Der Der 8er1amutung, Dis Baltimore erreiaen
f6nuen, gelarteben, paB pielel6e em 16. Septem-
Der bieIes 5a9rea f%fattftnOe, ia9te ater 8uSletd,
baB Die &alIe ter Natiunalen @rpBzQpge 10 ers
ld6pft lei, RAP Die Mitglteper Der Sisuns ft9
6Or6eretten maBtet auf tDr ei9eue Soften gu
reilqr,
Dps fe9t meut De6 Col. SAte9.
-Dtee5 @e9tmeut CUR 8ewaGuu8 Der gteh=
baDnea unp Bfentti6en @e6aupe, nirnnnt in let+
ner Sr9aniitrnue einsn lAneueren Gurtsang ais
ale frtlber sebilpeten 9lestmenter. 6 @Unpag-
uien [np lGQn pQaltanpi9, meitens iepe nit 60
Siam, Die fbrigen pier psrpen in ben Counties
qe6tGpet rerpe. 9r, SObn s. 9UaunO, @ttsltsp
Ser @tants-Qegi6latur i'm Sabre 1858, BAT es
mternommen, Spei @~Ompa9nien aus Der @esenp
BON @atOns0tae, no er pObnt, gu befAafen, etne
anpere @pmpaente ptrD In MpOoberrp 9fbilpet
unO cine am 3Vabaus auf Der gcrf Ncao, 70
Dap pas Jtsetment, welAsS ben aamen @ublte
@uarp fabrsn wirp, l9pn Nnfanss naG11er @ps
DE ein Sa9sr In Der NG9e Der Stapt beSieben
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9entihe Sriefe
weI&e III Der bieit8en n S~un"angeSet9t fub.


Gtfel, MrS MQ; DOrmdn, @lrS 9; @arO-
ner, @rs 6 80; @aroner, Mtb 6; 6au, MrS
80; 6orner, Qaura 5urter, Mapant; 6Orn,
Mrs q; SOrpun, MiB 81 &rcps, Mrs 81 81;
9in9amen, Mrs 6 Montag, Mr5 Wftuer, Mrs
80; 8oB, Mrs CLARA ; NanO, MfiB q g; SUI
der, Martba ; gplant, @atbarilte.
9errenltte:
Drummer, S s; GonraO, Q; Slider, G6as
& 60. Slider, 6; grOB, SB Sin, 81 6pf~
man, 81; 5urt So; Sasenter9er, 2@; Gtrdz
ner, S gB; Surg, S; &napp, 9G; Mann, q
s; Miler, S&@p; Munper, Or. S; Nj6arp=
ION, S; 8ioer, S 6; 8Obinlpn, q s 8bUmas,
s; gUn Spre6ellun oil, Gecrg $; Ba9ner, S S;
WpQenwein, S; Weblter, S g; @eilbaAsr &
paul 0eitbaGer, g.; 3OfidOfer. Nsp, $ s.
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9lus Gairp. Sn.

Cairo. 2. Gept Sen. 9rentiB Ii. Slab
famcn am @ounta8 Nahmittag in @ape @trar'
beau an. @etn GOrpo la9ert bet Saflon, 5ebn
W2eilen wetter wetmarta, Seine Se3elions@
Eager wurbsn 3piiaen Sronton nnb SadlOn 9e'
f%unoen.
Sen. @rant ttttt an bic @teue pOn @eneral
0renttB, pel4er feline %gcfgnattUn einaeretAt bat
SeF. 6Gompion nabm geitern $1OO,0OO aus
Der 8anf BON @barleitOn, Wl0.
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@tne rieDsnsDerfammInnsli SnOianapDlis.

Snptanopolt8, 2, Sept. Gtne Gon>
eentton Der 6rieDen8ltetenpen fam ppr9eltsrn
Na6mtttaB i'm Gourtbauie %3uIammen. IS ip1@
rem muir penioe I9eiluebnter, aber piel SOlf.
SON. 81. 6. 98alpple BON Bier praliptrte, uno
pd6reno er Die 8erlammlun9 aniprad, tpur0e er
me6rmols nnterbru6en uno 5cg ii4 etpltf inter
groBcm 9umuIt 3urild.
Sin 6err Wl9ean gerIa0te bic @len8e 3t Ia
ran9utren uno 30g Elm 9tltol, t%pprarf bic Ofate
fA auf i'm ftar3te rnO ibn 3iemltA tart NIT
na6m,
0aGrenO Der 8ertpirr1ng fanOen cine @nSa9l
Griqeleten fatt. Am gau3en 9la6ntttta9 Rerrldts
in Der @taot 3robe @ufre9un8 unO NbenOS iarts
melte f4 cine 0roBe Meni6enmen8e por Der
0p9nuug oe5 6r. Walpple uno Seri9teoener
.ouberer 9plittfer, peren 2%pYulitat be8weifeIt ptro
upO 3pau8 fe, Der Ser. ct. 8egierun8 &rene
8u i6mpyeu. Dies geidap pbne weitere 9tube-
R6u1ng. Inter Oenen, wel6e Den gip l%Piltften,
mar Der @0itpr pe5 Sentinel.
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Wefrnfeff p~crf1n0t

III Gifts Nrttllerie.
Sla8en fraftt9en Dtannert btstet fdb bic Befe @~eteSen5eit. Is.
rem Wdletlatbe 81 btenen, uena fe t6 Sits Mrilerte anf6Ites
Ben- 9tetelbe miro FRAT Der Benz 8titueifer. Col. SO. 9urnen.
pom &rte9S6spaItement o~erlebeneu 9ntcritlt ~0erorbsn, une lit
i6pn nabe'u %oolSdbt9.
Sut9e Manner, pelde 9uft baten F9 einrei4en gu IaTen, ioQten
ft ibleltni3it i'm %0ence5cOu8, GIboft, Gde bon Baltimore un6
Ore8onHtr., ceer 8antfr. nabc 8rpobpaD, bic erte Gbire Bon
p~Q8itebaa" me ben. Ute In9cmDrbene mer6en ioaleidb nad3 benz
pefesoiIe @rienQl 9ebradt unb perproptantrt.
Cob $13 un6 6pt uub &Iet6uu9 ippie 500 baor betm &E[auf
sr 0IenI3 it.
Gin Ebet tr mOnutli6Cn 96bma8 ptrO auf gerlan8sn an Die
6antlie o%Isbe5a6lt.
0ee Qrhleris-@ Comp. Febt in @erbinbung nit etnerr 0~ft9tmeut
Snianterie uno tinen GapoGere- @orp8 melte 3uiamnten bic
rUtartlanb 80poer Qe9iCn" blbet, nno mr. 81 Orerattonen inner
blb ce8 StaoteS un6 sur gertbeioi9un9 oeielben beitinlnt tit.
Ntef,tH,+ wer6ea ferner 4 g8a9ner, 4 S6misbe ne Saller
VtT"uYl an SIS per Ofonot un6 4 G~rpmpeter, am Die 9tet-
Ten ott ieS IttiGere-G Corps oGQ8dblt9 gu MAIDEN.
SP4S 8. u. Petberbrto0e.
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@altimpre Nefflider @auperein.

Den Mit9lteesrn Oe8 @sretns biernit aur Nadidt, baB bic
.SabreSper1ammIun9 uno 8eantenmabl am O0nnetitag cen g.,
september, &benbs Sler, ~Rattftnbet.
RtDc g. @Ittt, Setr.
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2(dtnua! gtembensO arbe,

Die Dtu9Iscer oieier garos. lcpie iOl6e 0eutf8e, bic ib ber.
iet6cn nod ani6liebtt mplen, iptrbeu bierlnt Gu~fgeferbert, it9
beute 4bnp IA lAr IN neiner &pbnuug eiu5uinber,
genlertt Nib nod, bB ode gu benz 95abAc @parb 9te1rment
geb5rence @arbe bios sum S6ub Der na9 Gem Capitol fGbrenben
@ientabne1 &c. teittnmt lit.
Baltimore, ben a. Sepeul6er 1861, N
- s. 6. Ge1rt Gapt.
Mt Strp. 654 geit= Qrattnrabe-
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O8cepla 8an0eretn 80. 4.

Die Ueit9lebr pbioen 8ereinS perpeH bieronr6 eu9slaben btte
(DtittppG) ben A. september, Mbenp8, I'M 9apptnlt1en Bet
iammlmn9slotal F9 etu5utnben, ipcenl bic SGbresperiamptIun9
unb commemorate iatfiaoen miro, Sebenee perialen in Die 0-
1eblt6e Strate. Sm Aunrage oes 8ereinS;
Wi 8. &nAeLhArGt, iii.
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6owarS 8aus unb sparSerein ~. 4

Den WitgIebrn bsne btsrmtt aur Na9ri6t, bab mpr0sn (Drns
terIta9) ben s. SepI., @tenos S nbr, Die j6brltbe 9erlamptluL9
BeantenpabI ~abgebaltsn unb biz Gtn3abanset Wteoer ent-
3yeengeapmmen psrpsn. GiGtsritemeuSe wer0sn 9eieBh@ mil
MtDO Sm aufraoe: 2pmts gseiSmGtGer @efr.
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s.. anapp'S GcbmGe,

Ole 2ebrlunben hieIer anltalt baben am Iiputa9 Wcr9enS 8
lbr be9Unnen, unb baten fb bic S6iler rebtSeitj9 etn5uf1nosn.
AnmelOuuoen gun Iufnabme neuer StaIsr, f6nneG i'm saute oer
gSpde sematt mercen.
&Ws30-gpt9 s. &napp SO. 10 g. @apitfs
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DIN 0olpnel 6. 81. Metherbrtpae.

nSts sr9alttn Gierrnis, inter Der Nitpritlt oe8 9NeasninitrS,
benz llnter5eituetep iur otien 6aa ~Itertrngen, bic @rlaubniB,
Mtanui4aftsu aui b~reiiabri8el Dknit in Die Gymee Der Der.
Staaten, wcnn nibt iriiber snt!aiisn, lar sw{t gattert5ea ArtIGe-
dem 0enf seporten Wirp, 8%u3siteat welet folen "
y8, $ BurneIL
Strait her mir trtbeilten &efu9ntB babe iU IN 737 Wlti8al~
tmVredraBe, @Ge BON O9oeaItr. uuter 2elt, 9. IS. Eappr,
unb in br 8anfltr.. uabe 8rpaewog. uatcr 2ient. nant SaheS 81
Nt9Gp, neutrality-suspicious. erBfnG.
Mua23S Y. u. XetberUEfD9e
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Qlneanft Ses @ampfers rg1Ortberm eight"
Wew~9prf, 3. Septbr. Der 0ampfer
,glurt6ern Sight" If nit $4,000 In Sob pom
Nsplnraa bier angetOmmen.
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uno Anbmaae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. XmrnDeretn,

Die Nlit3teoer htee8 Bereins perCen hermit eWfJefCrbeIt, bu
(0lttpO6) ben 4. SepteRber, Nbsno8 s llbr, au ber mona
itden @enera -8rIaalmluas in benz @ereinslpfal 8l eri9eine
DWt e. 9epbenret9 corr. Sdrtflwart.
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Nene Nn5eigcn.
100 GcbmbntaOer

ii WtlttdrsSrOganS
= Nass 6anoalbstt. Wsan rieIbs fa III NrO. $40 g8ef- ealu-
mpreiraBe. Spt4,1p
Saftler uno S6ubnnGd)er.
NSef,tH,4 pero II io9!et9 10 Sattsr nno eini9e Sdu9n ader
VNIuNg+ btt Hpb. : am on Ro. 277 Baltimore nabe
Sbarp1trabe.
MpEt0ti &pbert 2awfOn,
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AAasn @n. Observation-Disclosures
6~NA Baltimore, ben %, Stunt 1851.
Werlanst fpfprt: 500 NferSe, wOpOn 400 esr5i8ltde
3u9pferSe Wnc Ger &eft 0~tetpferSe ff Gaoaua1e- @ebrop4 ien
RIlIeu. Ole 8ferpe uuiea pBaig 9euto, gut gebaut unb rel Uon
ieoen, Teber, be &eipierSe nidt ianBer ais 5uao riGt dttsy ala
7 Sabre tnO Die 3u8pfe,be Sptihen 6 lmO s Sabre alt qno Is BIS
16 9aub bod iet. Sarbeu: fhparS, braun, 6rou lfuo Sap, Der
Brsis bari $125 fit iebe8 ui3t Ibalteigen,
Ste maiiet CUR SnipefhOn an p9uI8 Seab 9otel@-6tdlen in
6ront., nabe @apitt., heatc Ncrnitta1 nm l0llbt ~poT9elnDtl
pereer. f91 5 ~Sa8k8etgert
Suli1- a.-Q.-M.
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REMOVAL!!
s. @ III o @ Tl'8
Wholesale and Retail
Boot ano Shoe
NAN u F AC TORY!

~is7 The subscriber respectfully informs
ES his cusmers and friends that he has
Naa- removed his Boot and Shoe Mnufdc>
tory to the store room formerly occupied by
Joseph Sigman. in Northampton street.one
door above Hamilton street, and between
Mrs. E. Fl. Harmony's Millinery and Peter
Pomp's Drug Store.
He has just receiyoda large assortment
Of Boots and Shoes. among which are Calf
Congress Boots, Enameled Congress Boots
Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco Ma
poleon Boots, Drogans, &c. for Getlemen
and Boys.
Also on hand large assortmentof Shoes
for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashions
ille Caters Of every variety, made to order
at short notice. a large assortment of Chill
drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoe.
of all descriptions and kinds, which he j;
selling
The goods are manufactured of the bes
materials and in the nealest and most fash
onable manner. He employs none but tht
best worbmen about his establishment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, every effort will be made L
mer, a continuance of the same.
THADDEUS SCHOCH.
Easton, September l6, 1852.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06
HANDSOME WOMEN
TO TIE LADIES.

HUNTS "BLOOM OF ROSES" A
IL rich and elegant color for tbs cheeks
or lips. 1T WILL NOT WASH OR
RUB OFF, and when once applied, re.
mains durable for gears. The tint is SC
rich and natural, that the closest scrutiny
fails to detect its use. Can be removed
by lemon juice and will not iDjure the
skin. This is a new preparation, used
By the celebrated Court Beauties of Lon.
don and Paris. Mailed free, 10 bottles
with directions for use, for $l00.
HUNTS COURT TOILET POW.
DER" imparts q dazzling whiteness tc
the complexion, and is unlike anything else
used for this purpose. Mailed free fol
SO Cents.
HUNTS "BRITISH BALM" re-
moves tan, freckles, suDburn and all G.
ruptioDs of the skin. Mailed free for sc
Cents.
HUNTS IMPERIAL POMADE'
for the hair, strengthens and improves iii
growth, keeps it from falling off, and i.
warranted TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL
Mailed free for Sl00.
HUNTS "PEARL BEAUTIFER. >
for the teeth and gums, eleanses and
wbitens the teeth, hardens the gums, puri
ies the breath effectually, PRESERVES
THE TEETH AND PREVENTS TooTHACHE
Mailed free for Sl00.
HUNTS BRIDAL WEALTH PER.
FUME," a double extract of orange bios.
SONS and cologue. Mailed free for 81 CO.
This exquisite perfume was frst used BY
the Princess Royal of England, on her
marriage. Messrs. Hunt & Co. presented
the Princess with an elegant case of Per.
fumery, (iD which all of the above arti.
cles were included in handsome cut glass
with gold shoppers, valued at $1,000, par.
ticulars of which appeared IN tho public
prints.
All the above articles sent Free. by
express, for $500. Cash can either ao
company the order, or be paid to the ex.
press agent on delivery of goods.
HUNT & Co.
Perfumers to the Queen.
Regent St., London, and 7O7 SAMSON St..
Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale by all Druggists and PERU.
mers. nEThe Trade Supplied.
October ii, ls60-ly.
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}. EANTX, DENTEs1'.

E., Has permanently 10 Gated HIM
t1FSSA self in Stroudsburg, and moved
IILjy his office next door to DR.. S.
Walton, and nearly cppositeS. Rees's Hat &
Cap store, where he is fully prepared to treat
the natural teeth, and also to insert incorrupt-
ibIe artificial teeth on pivot and plate, in the
latest and most improved manner. Most per
sons know the danger and folly of trusting
their work to the ignorant as we'll as the
travelling dentist. 1t matters not how much
experience person may have, he is liable to
have some failures out of number of cases,
and if the dentist lives at distance, it is fire.
quently put Off until it is too late to save the
tooth or teeth as it may be, otherwise the In
convenience and trouble OF going so far
Hence the necessity of obtaining the services
Of dentist near home. All work warranted
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06
LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine KautZ j. Mm, EIuntSmau
Successors to NJ. B. Postens.)

Successors to NJ. B. Postens,)
"a Having purchased the -
w stoock lately owned By MN
- B. Postens, take this opportunity
to notify their friends and the public gen.
orally, that they have added considerable
new stock to the same, and will continue
the business at the old stand, on Franklin
Street, where they are prepared to hire
Horses and carriages at the lowest cash
rates. Their Horses are safe, fast and
gentle, and their vehickles consist Of all
kinds, to suit the tastes Of the fastidious
Attentive ostlers always on hand, and dri.
vers furnished when desired. Call and
sec for yourselves. Strangers taken to
any part of the country at the shortest
notice. They will continue to ran the
new omnibus between this borough and
the Railroad Depot. Persons intending
to 60 on the railroad will he calleFfor a.
any part of the Borough, by leaving theiy
names at their Office near the stable
The omnibus will also be at the Depot ON
the arrival Of trains to convey passengers
into town.
No pains will be spared to give salts.
faction to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
KAUTZ & HUNTSMAN
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HORSE POWERS
AND TilnESHING MACHINES.
'Esbe Rest tss ESQ.

The undersigned having spared no ex.
pense in getting up accurate patterns, are
now prepared to furnish Doubled 4 Geared
Iron Framed Horse Powers, and Iron
Framed Balanced Cylinder Thresbiug
Machines. which for compactness, neat
ness, working capacity, and durability,
Ito say the least,) unsurpassed BY any
cow offered to the public.
Call aud judge for yourself
GEORGE E. STAUFFER, & Co.
Manufacturers of Agricultural imple.
ments, ,Steau IN Engines, Mill Irons, &c, &c.
TaDueIsville, August 4, 1e59-tf.
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
Tllc Largest ;essts CE.Ca pes stock
ever offered Iis This City.
CHARLES W.: :EsEAy.
Wholesale Dealer


E.o.k u G.. pz
'i'," IN, ""' Ge|"",H O"S"tbSf " o0o ana
Cjo,t. 80. '5'g.''' ly,.''o5.9o' t-.5I.
''''''' O''.''' 11'Po, - e""'"s'
~ 49, -
NO liz Maf"el 9t'eet' te-o" cecohu,
V"F"f fSl'cJ
PHiLADELPUI..
The subscriber has last onensd an entire
v new and co.atlgtc Siac4 of Foods Of 4he
hes, quality and description. II gbi.h he
would respectfully call The attention of Aler-
chants and Dealers who wish n find 4 Cood
article cheap for Cash.
These goads were bouoh, for Ne,, Cash.
at the greatly recuced. .prires coaseguent M
on the striueency of the times. and believing
The ''nimhIe sixaeDee 10 be better than The
'.sluw shilling, thcv are nnw offered TO the
public at urires thai defy cou,oe,ifion
The fnIlowjng are few Of The articles
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06
iIzASGsN TOCK,
MOUSIH PAATtJIENlEIIlIIEElITRE2 r,

HOUSE PAIN IFTHIIRa
GiazEcE, and Paper Hanger,
Will attend to, and promptly execute, all
orders with which he may be favored. From
his long experience in the various branches
Of his business, he feels confident of render
ing entire satisfaction in his work. He
may be found at his shop, on Sarah street,
nearly opposite the residence Of Hon. NJ. IL.
Dreher, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
February IL, lS59.-ly.