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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Mini Point FanningMiu Mandatory.

BL0DGET Il MOORE, AGENTS.
FINHlS mill eFaf two patents and il warrante
i to be made of good Seasoned lumber. well made
painted mi Ion style. tao coats. and thoroughly
vanished The mill has posts ami Sirts. not merely
mai led most mills y is warranted Glenn
better and faster than any other mill in til.
All we * - IS g-R. il fair trial.
Eats hIck wIztt cookie, sn54t, Hrd All foul seeds
separated from the wheat. As chatter for oats i,
has equal.
Ne teams through the and par tie.
be- suppiitd Al their directly
m4ndfactory a. Mineral Point. at Agricultural
Warehouse. RL0DGET x MOORE.
Machine and Pam, Dealers.
july Is, 1851. gin
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
n.mnrnI n1nCIcIInn
The correspondent of the Providence
Journal thus describes him

The correspondent OF the Providence
Journal thus describes him:
The man, of all others, towards whom
the nation is now looking with the deepest
/ interest and anxiety, is Gen. George B.
| Mcclellan. To-day he seems to have our
destiny in his hands. lie is the army OF
the Potoulac. He directs everything, in
spires and controls all its movements
! Whatever he says needs to be done, must
be done. lie personally iaSpects all de-
pnrtmcnts is here, there and everywhere
in the course of twenty-four hours, but he
is never Hurried never seems to hc in
hurry.
IF you were waiting in 81 room to see tue
General, and he were to slip i'll without
an introduction, you would never dream
that you were in the presence even OF an
ordinary military official. You would see
Il young man apparently about thirty years
of aye. in the ordinary dress of IL citizen,
not a particle of gold lace about his per-
son. rather short and full, compact, easy
and stumble in his neutrality-suspicious.,
as 81 friend by my side rcmnrks,-a well
rounded head. with no marked, or cXccS-
sivc development, clear, open, pcnetrat-
ing. rcusYing eve, Il weather worn complex
ion. strong, healthy, and III complete pos
session of all his physical faculties. This
is what wouI strike You ut It glance, ii
YOUR attention were directed to his person,
without which, perhaps you might not look
nj hiin a second time.
As he proceeded to express his views IN
conversation. Won would begin to feel that
YOU are in the presence of an eXtraurdlna-
nv kind OF man, and ii he has confidence
enough III you 10 unfold himself "n.t his
plans, Won would soon say to yourself here IS
Il man who Will never undertake anything III
which he is not bound to succeed. he has
never failed vet, and lie never means To tail:
if he has not great power of reflection, he
has an intuition that Is surer than logic
he understands himsclfand he understands
other people: he is very Splf-rcliNnt. aud
still always willing to be counsc'lcd; he IS
rs competent in matters OF detail as he IS
! in th,. projection aud execution OF great de-
signs.
| srires others with faith. You feel too that
| he has deep and raal humanity Lizzie
| children would instantly climb into his
lap. and dogs would rub their noses against
| his hand. and hc would be sure not 10 re-
puIse tHam. Y"u become, after Il While,
strangely sensible OF the power, the mag
uctism of his will, and Il; the sumo time
there crows upon you II feeling OF person.
al affection, as though you hAi always
known him and had received special tavorS
from him. He talks with much freedom
,,l!s o,i5, as the phrase runs-Says nothing
for mere effect, scif-poSsessed, bat not
sril-cDnsc!ous.
If he is ambitious he does not seem to
kuow ii; his great desire is to succeed IN
The present contest for the sake OF his
country asked him, as Il sort OF psyche
f.,i,.lI ,,urS'ion what were his SCuS'ttiCnS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Mayors OFFICE, CRY or WHEEL!yG
September Is, 1861. !

n. Il. T;llani. Esq, San Froucisro, Cal -
DEAR SfW:-Iuur esteemed favor of the
18th ulti;nO. enclosing rlrhft on New York
for $500. with the original list of subs'.TiP-
ton, WAS handed me by Wan. Ttii:tn,, Esq.
OIL Yesterday.
To Won. sir AMI to the gentlemen who
have Joined you in 50 substantial an rN-
preston of appreciation Of the patriotism
ot loyal Western Eigtai:.ns. ! am happy to
convey sentiment. of grateful ncknowl-
eigcmcnt on behalf of the Mayor ana
Council of this city. ami especially Oh the
part OF the gallant First Regiment of Viz
giua. to Tie hr.,vc officers aud soldiers Of
which il must bc gratifying TO know ti't
their f,llow-ttiZcns ON the distant coast
oil the Pacific have observed aud are APP
proving al the promptneSs and alAclity
with which they took the :ie'd in dcfrnce
o: the Constitution III d the laws of the Fed
cra Union, and in opposition 10 n rebel
lion destructive of The best governments; the
world has cvcrsscoutaincd.
The regiment has served one full term d
enlistment, aud is now rapidly reurgamiz-
ing for tire war; anu with such ''trthutCs Of
respect and '.mrtcrihl all and comfort
as Won present, will march with renewed
energy to the battle for Constitution and
law, which IS the body, and Of which Lib
ERTY is the sonl.
At an early meeting ofthe City Council,
| shall have the honor to present yOnr let
ter and the list of Subscribers, for such nc
ton as may, in tic disposal of the money,
best carry ont the wishes Of the generous
donors.
Joining you heartily in Your desires for
the maintenance of the integrity of the
| Union, I am very trniy
Your ont Servant,
y. SWEENEY.
Mayor of the City OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Who is he!

THE MEAXEsT Mas The meancst man
vet discovered, is a miserable wretch down
at Petersburg, Virginia, who has been de-
tected cnunterfetting FIVE dollar confeder-
ate bonds. If there is amy lower deep
than this, what is it? The man who stole
a tombstone is 81 saint compared with him.
-WAseiiag faieiliyenesr.
There is yet meaner man in Virginia
than the couutcrfriter of the five dollar
Confederate bonds. The man at the Hos
pi,al, Grafton, who misappropriated the
box of hospital clothing and ''contiscHted'
the jeliies forwarded by the ladies of Stcu-
bcnviIie, for the sick, wounded and dying
soldiers !-SisuJcngHt Herald
We give it up. The HsrdlfS man is the
me"nesf. The question Is. who is hc?-
Show him up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Kentucky.

The Louisville Jov.mui of yesterday,
says:
Tens of thousands of the patriotic young
men Of Kentucky are docking to their
country's standard, and it will he but I"
short time till sufficient force will DE or
..anized upon our soil TO drive the whnton
invaders from our State aud crush the
hi,lcous form Of rebellion which has bcra
raised within our borders. But there are
tens of thsnsands yet uncnlistcd who wish
to take part in this patriotic work.
The following is the JournaIs opinion of
tlc Governors Proclamation
The Legislature directs the Governor to
iuform the proper authorities that kentuc-
Ky expects the invading force upon her
sell to be withdrawn Internationally. The
Governor, however, loves the invader, and
doesn't hate the invasion; indeed, 1t is
more than suspected that the invasion was
mndc with Ills comnivaucc, if not ut his
instance.
Bat he must obey the direction of the
Legislature. or resign, or do something
worse Accordingly, addressing himself
with open reluctance to the proper author
tiles, he, in effect. says: "GsHticme", yon
raj please consider yoursctrts iig"rme" h"t
Keatucky expects lie npddiny force nor on
her soil 10 be lcifhdrdwH uncoHdiioRdiiy.
Poor Magoffin! Afflicted Kentucky Hap
nv invader
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Qua Fish.
Harper's Magazine for October tells this

Harper's Magazine for October tells this
There was very odl fish in "aris the
summer of 1888. He came from some
where on our frontier, and crossed from
New York to Havrc in the North Star. He
dressed in IL complete suit of turs. and dur
ing the voyage slept on deck every night.
He appeared to be IL very intelligent man.
had plenty OF money, but was remarKnHiy
eccentric In Paris he went To Meurlce
Hotel. where he soon became the wonder
of the crowds of cockneys who frequent
that house. Standing in the centre of the
COURTYARD, and describing around him Il
magic circle of tobacco juice, he would tell
the most marvellous stories with look
which said, plainly, "you had better not
express any doubts if you d. not want Il
bowic-knite between you ribs. The
c0cknrys were ut u complete loss what to
make OF him y highly cultivated friend
of mine, who had accidentally made his
acquaintanc, WAS once guilty OF the I'M
prudence of asking him to take Il
walk Now If our late japanese Wis
ito"s were to appear in the streets OF Paris
hardly any one would turn round To look
M ;hcin. so accustomed are the people to
all kinds of foreign costumes. But the
big hackwoodsmtu in his turs proved an
exception to this rule, and my friend soon
perceived that they were attracting more
attention than WAS altogether agreeable To
his molesty. After time they arrived st
the Cathedral of Notrc Dame, which they
entered. rs soon as they got in the from
tiersman commenced looking round, as if
anxiously seeking for something. Present.
ly he cspieI mrrble front or receptacle
for holy water His face at once lit up,
AMI advancing to within six feet of it, he
with the most accurate aim discharged IL
stream of tobacco juice directly into the
centre. \ slcris,nn who happened to be
passing came up greatly excited at the
sagrilegc 1t WAS some time before he
could be convinced TINT the stranger
though. the thing was a substitute for a
snittoon. ..What on earth else could it
he meant for?" he asked.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
CInsInrthn Pntnm,nn,
The Washington correspondent of the

The Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. World says:
The repeated threats of the rebel jour
mails of Richmond, that the Potomac was
soon to be closed by the batteries at Acquia
Creek, has had the effect of alarming some
timid people here as to the safety of the
navigation of the river. 1t is not shared
in by gentlemen high in authority, who are
satisfied that any really dangerous batter
les at AcQuia Creek or elsewhere, can east
~ be shelled out by our armed transports.
They can undoubtedly impede navigation
for n time; but until they can spare 10000
men for the permanent occupation of the
lower Potomac and beat US in more than
one battle, ihey cannot keep navigation
closed. 1t may be, after all, that you hear
OF the first fght on the lower Potomac, as
after Smelling their batteries our troops
may lnnd to obtain possession of them, and
thus lead to n general engagement
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
The Gauntlet of Battle.

rFro.n the Richmond Examiner, Sept. g.
For now more than week the glove of
battle has been thrown down to Mcclellan
BY the Confederate Generals, and as yet he
has not dared to pick it up. Five thous-
and Confederate TROOPS have for ten days
been in sight of Washington. The Con-
Tolerate iins been flying in full view of the
Lincoln Cabinet. Dixie" has been dis
coursed morning and evening by..our rcgi,
troops; still they keep closely i'll their
lines. and dare not venture out in force.
What, indeed, has become of the grand
army?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
The Reason.

The Cincinnati Ga=sHe explains how the
policy which the Government seems dc
tcrminrd 10 persist in. Of refusing to con-
liscnte rebels property, affects the Union
sentiment in the loyal portions of the bor
der Slave States. Says the Gf=ette:
Surprise has been expressed throughout
the North st the apathy OF the Union men
in Western Virginia, and remarks. the re-
verse OF complimentary, have been made
mt their Uuinn professions and their great
Union mnjoritirs, while they were willing
to be protected by an army from other
States withou; making an effort for them
selves, aud even declined to protect the u
selves against their own Secession minori-
~. But this policy will explain and JUS
tify this reluctance in part. If they We're
going to take up arms, 1T would be much
safer for them 10 do it for Secession; for
then their property would he safe from the
Sccessiunists, and you'd have the protcc-
ton of the Government ali the same. Bat
ii they should enlist in the Government
cause, their property would he confscated
to tie rebel service wherever i; was not
protected b. our army; and, of course,
our army can occupy but ~ small portion
OF the country.
There is too much truth in what the
Gqzettc says.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
remain your 0b't SeFYTt,
u. j. TALLANT.

The undersigned, citizens of san FriIncsco. Cali
C,ril strongly impressed with sentiments Of regard
for The FtIe5I. Union ami its Constitution, and tie
srous Of te>tifying their admiration of the conduct
OF T-s'erI TIginii. anl particularly OF Tie Ctty
OF IVaee!ing. and County Of Ono. in uau=ufItng
system of loyal resistance to usurPc authority on
the mart Of the reminder Of the State. which is cor-
mn Of .mRI,ipR 2, os,sr SiIi-s. do hereby offer the
sums If money attached their respective names as
tribute ut respect. and request that the Mayor and
Council ur tie CITY II ThcsiiTy will distribute the
amount 50 contributed il possible for the material
aid aul comfort OF the First RsGimsht Of ltrgfHid
T0lfg,,eers now organizingin Oio County. ILTJtHtH
for tile Var. Tltr money to hc sent 10 the Mayor "i
tic CitY of Whaling. :!irouEt Mr.. D. J. TAliAnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

TuE SHOOTING AFFAIR At CAIRo.-The
telegraph has notified us of the shooting
of DR.. Peterson, an army surgeon, by
Kelly, correspondent of the ST. Louis
N,aocrat. The trouble grew out OF =
publication. considered harmless joke,
agaiust Kelly, in Il paper published hy
Col. Pcckham's Regiment. Kelly held the
Colonel responsible. and demanded salts
faction in note which was treated with
contempt. Then followed the fatal oc-
currencc as follows:
Col. Peckham, with DIR. Peterson, arrived
from Pndu";tiI, en- route for St. Louis. and
put up at the ST. Charles here. While at
dinner Mr.. Kelly sent in word he wished
to see Lieut. Col Peckham. Or. Peterson,
however, got through The meat first, and,
pnssiug into the front room, asked Mr..
Kelly if his note was meant to apply t. the
regiment or to the individual it WAS sent
To. Mr.. X. replied, the latter, when the
Doctor remarked: ''You are a fool for
taking offence at such IL trivial matter,
and walked off. Mr.. Kelly ut once follow
cd, aud, without speaking. drew pisto!
and fired, the ball entering DIR. Peterson
back. near the spinal column, and lodging
in the body. The Doctor fell To the iiOur
| without knowing his assnilnnt. Mr.. Kci-
| " WAS ut once arrested, and as there
was fear of violence toward him by the
hys'anders and soldiers, hurried off and
| locked up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

VACCINE vtaUs.-The following signifi-
cant advertisement is from the Richmond
Wig, of Augusta;
The medical men throughout the State
arc respectfully requested to forward to
this office all the reliable vaccine virus
they can spare. Compliance with this re-
quest is urged upon their attention as of
the utmost Importance to the public well
fare. a. E. PBTrCoLAs, VI. D,
Vaccine Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
rne Presidents Letter 10 Fremont.

rMe 2residcmL's Letter "a Fremont.
The sulioined is the letter of the Pre<i-
acnt TO Gen. Fremont, requiring him to
modify his proclamation:
..WAsuIxGrox. d. c.. Sept. II. 1861.
..Vsjur- Gemr,ai latin G. Ei'emoR':
..Yonrs of the sth, in answer to mine of
he u iustrnt, is just received. As
sure,i that you upon III" ground co2ld bet
;cr nudge OF the necessities ot your posi-
sion thar, could at this distance. on see
inr your proclamation of August 30, |
ncrcc,vcd no general objection to IT the
particular clause, however, in relation L"
fhr cuuliscntiou Of property and the llhera-
lion of s!tv"s appeared to mo to he nhicc-
'innnhlc iu its uon-confnrmity to the act
OF Congress. passed the 9Th ot last August,
upon thc same subjects. and hence wrote
YOU expressing my wish that that clause
.houl DE modified accordingly Your an
;wcr last received expresses the preference"
Oh YOUR part that | should make IN open
order for the modification, which very
rficrrfuliy do. 1t is therefore ordered, that
nc said clause of said proclamation be 50
modified, held and construed as to conform
with an! not to transcend the provisions
~ the same subject contained in the act OF
Congress entitled Ian act 20 contiscntc
nrgrprtv used tor iasurrectionary ruT-
noses approved August {. 1851, and That
sud act be published at length with this
order. Your obciirnt servant,
"a LI&COLN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Read the Following. 1t is True
PAWKErsBuRG, April Ii.

7. II. LoGAN I:sQ, Dear Sir:
wrote to you some time since for Bottle of
Br.,Iing.r's Fluid Extract Of S,saparilla and Dam
lelion and must say that it has acted upon like
a Charm. have been afflicted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; tyyo-thirds of the time l vcmited
from one TO three times day. / had given up the
idea of getting we'll and indeed my friends had
Aided to this. 1 suffered with the ScrOfula very
much Since last September one side of my neck
was one entire sore. composed of running
sores The nse of one Bottle has much improved
me Ny stomach is relieved and my neck has i'm
proved beyond my most sanguinc expectations.
feel much encouraged and think 10y the of or
two bottles more shall lie relieved entirely. Huu
will! please send me two bottles 10y the Boat.
Yours respectfully, j. w HOMER.
Tho above medicine is prepared by z. 4. BRENT
LINGER & CO, No. 14l Market street. Wheeling.
and sotl by most Of the Druggists of the city. ap3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
SIM Erancisco Sends Greeting TO
Wheelimg--A Present I" the FiFS'

Pony Express'i
San Francisco, CAL, Aug. IS, 1861.

Pony Express.}
san FRAxcrsco, Cal, Aug. IS, 1861.
ia Tie lion. 4. j. .Sseeeney,
MAJOR Of the Gig Of Hheei11g:
SrR.-Herewith hand you, through Mr..
william Tallaut, bill of exchange on New
YORK. drawn by Tallant Il Wilde, for $500,
which sum has been contributed by 81 few
well-wishers of the Union cause in this
CITY. who admire the course of Western
Virginia, "and particularly of the City of
Wheeling" in the great National crisis
now pending. You will also receive the
original list of subscribers, by which you
will see what their wishes are in relation
to the application of this money.
1t has been thought that in case there
should be any wounded soldiers to be tai
ken care of, or any orphans to he provided
for, it might be well applied in that way.
But the matter is left in the hands of the
Mayor and Council of the City of Wheel
ing.
success which has, 50 tar, attended your
efforts, and with every aspiration in favor
of the Union,
remain your ob't serv't,
u. j. TALLAST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

God guard our flag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as now they "a'e'
stiIImake it lead our ranks in war,
Still float above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrnil 1t through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

a LAW suit in the New Jersey Courts,
known ms the "AIecken Will Cnse," has
been settled by mutual consent of the par
ties, after paying fees to the amount of for
~ thousand dollars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

a Chicago lady, few days ago. while
sitting in n chair, broke her nip bone in u
fit of coughing, nnd in two days after, in
another fit of the same kind, finished the
business and broke her neck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

WEAKNEss or THE SToNAcu ANn lNnl-
GHsTlox.-Iaoassr Gr.dt Crc Gjtctf@ by
iSIf.hare's Uoii,3ei Bitt.rs.
The wife of Peter u, Wi,1e, living in
Holland Town. Shc5oysln county, Wiscon-
sin. suffered much frstn weakness OF the
stomach AID ind.@ z:;un. She had been
under Il p!,ysici ms care for some time, hut
the disease seemed to iattle even his skill.
She purchased some Holland Filters al our
Office which has given tone 10 her stem
ncn. her appetite aud strength are RETURN
ing. and we firmly believe that this is am
other great cure effected by your mc.ii-
cine.
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, hut must
matt another upportunity Oae thing you
can rely upon, what we have published are
from persons much respected in our COM
muuiiy, aud are literally true.
J. QUiNTUS.
Ed Shcboygan Nteur%5ods, ShcboySan
Wis Scp3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

THE amount of Southern property seized
in New York by the Marshal thus far is
supposed to be not less than eight or ten
millions of dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

a Philadelphian makes the astounding
discovery that bakers toNves have the fac
ulty Of growing smaller when -four is high
er, bat do not seem TO grow larger when
hour % low.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

a youth completing his education abroad
says an American who is merely pretty in
Baltimore, is regarded as Venus in Paris.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

THB longest telegraph line in the world
Is from London to TSgrRnog, on the Sc"
Of AzoE-2,600 miles long and works
beautifully.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Look at This.
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF TIE
Washington County 4 Agricultural
S0cintY

w ILL. he held on their Grounds in the Borough
w Of Washing to;,. Pa. on MONDAY. TT ESDAH
aud " EDNESDAN. the I'D 24tl and 25th inst.
All entries for exhibition must lie made ON OF be-
fore Tuesday. the 24tlI, ut 10 o'clock \. NJ.
The IIcmptcl Railroad Co. will run excursion
trains urin:; the Fair for the accommodation of tile
cili.-m. ml MhceIims aml nther nainta Tire rnmte.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

Tatz We are authorized to announce y EW-
Af~.n Ton 5. BARNS ;ts a candidate for the office
Clerk "f the County Court "i Marion Comfy.
Election thc nth day OF this month.
.-ntL 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

FINDER THE NEW PATENT-LAW, mo
Subscriber vii make Applications for $40 AID hls Caveats
f,T fr 10 eoD Government included Appeals re-
issues extensions and the more dicnl aug com
rc,,.d cl,s conducted usual Also 'hfoueh
..poble ,gcn,s In different capitals Of Europe ren
invention If mpo tation procured az wen o. d
Frts and annui-s paid assignments made ana
he whole round Of Foreign Paeu, business cogdncitd
'"o "N'' ' JoSEPH 7. PRISON No Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

4 UCTION EDTICE.-Exraordinar opportl.
~ nlty 10 prIohsse Grs.cl,ss HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
a. prbc auction THIS (Wedne-ss), at l0i O'CLOCK a.
West lGAt 9TH and b'hsvs comprising
wood nsto bacs sDu, sndos Dining Room Furniture
and Brussels Carpets RronIes oil Hntings Saiusfy
China Glass. 81. Table Cutlery &C. Also large
sottneut al Easement Kitchen Furf ufe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Duhoins Materiale.

GHOR TIE SUPERIOR ROOFING eLAIE5
sm. ~ y ,s., md iss ~, Ms o. ftaaAk Agent Ss
csuftlAattSt, NIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Duchess Co.,
n T. tho Rev q. g. DAMS. A. D.. Prncip, Superior
advantages offered students doth se1es at modste chge
form curns AIri 4 Catalornes sent upon APPLICATION