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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

10 Our YOUNG SOLDIERs.-Thef fol-
lowing useful hints by an "oid soldier"
are OF the utmost Importance to those
entering tor the first ume upon cam
palgning life.
l. Remember that in q campaign
more men die from sickness than by the
bullet
,. Line your blankets with one
thickness of brown drilling. This adds
bat four ounces III weight and doubles
the warmth
3. Buy small India rubber blankel
Comfy 81 ,50) 10 lay on the ground OF
throw over your shoulders when OF
guard duty during ram storm. Mos;
OF the eastern troops are provided with
these. Straw 10 lie upon Is no. always
10 be had.
i. The bes; military hat in use i
the light coiored sof, felt; the crow
being sufficiently high TO allow space
for air over the BRAN. You can faster
Il up as a continental in far weather
or turn It down when 1t is wet or very
sunny.
;. Lei your beard grow 50 as 10 pro
tect the throat and lungs.
.. Keep your entire person clean
lhlS prevents fevers and bowel com
plants IN a warm climate. Wash YOU
oody each day II possible Avoid OILY
meat and strong coffee. General SEQ;
sand that the too tree use of these TO
-e'her with neglect in keeping the skIl
tIean) cost many a soldier his life ii.
Mexico
Z. \ sudden check Of perspira,io,
BY chilly or night air. often causes fevts
tnd death. When thus exposed do no.
forget Your blanket.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

Local NEws.-W would be much obliged
10 our friends in all parts of the county for
such items as would be Of interest to our
readers Scarce week passes during which
every town in the county could not furnish
items that would be gladly received by US for
publIca alton
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
The Volunteers Call,


On Freemen arouse Sc and march to the border,
's.s traitors are muster 20 'n.s''yp your i'''
Aud quen, by your proves. thst rroellious band.
Remember ,ba land that vonr father, have Tough, for
The land OF the free and the home Of the brave,
7he freedom which millions have anHiously sought
The emblem Of ' Union she'e ibsrtr rsisps
lsut traitors are rising in horIes to reject it.
And ~ou'a II they could i eon'isn to The flames
t. arms then ye Freemen your nation demands it,
= :, 1 ,@'[ :. ne i Pgoris Ho. calls you 70 var
ana.air. trait.,r. ,a,,. 5-,,,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

MORE VOLUNTEERS. A second company
of volunteers has been organized in this
city, and its ranks are rapidly filled up.
Over 20 names are already enrolled They
are to be ready for service at any time
when called upon by the government
We understand that Capt Samuel Jones
is also getting up company of picked
men
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

SERMON To THE VOLUNTEERS. On Sun
day afternoon Rev H. H. Benson preach
ed an able and impressive discourse in
the z. NJ Church to the volunteers about
to leave for the wars, which was listened
TO by an unusually large audience, all of
whom appeared deeply impressed with the
sOlemnitv of the occasion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

THE SPARTAN MorHfR-Aftcr the Miners
Guards had been accepted by the Governor
Lieut. LAFLEcHE wrote 10 his mother at
hSzel Green, informing her that he had vol
unteered. and expected 70 leave soon for the
wars. IL reply his mother informed hlni
that She approved his course and VAS proud
that She bad son ready and willing to de
feHi the honor # his country She saws =
:. Go. my son,.Ld may God bless You Your
country calls. and I an proud that you are
ready Tor her service. Tut your trust IN God
and # fall You must. let It be il the front
ranks Of those who molly 90 forth to deseud
the honor and the Flag of you adopted couu
IT,"
Inc son OF such = mother NAV be trusted
e any emergency. But this Is not an is,rla-
IS case. Tie Southern rebels Will find
thousands u sons Of such mothers Nth whom
. measure steel. among the Volunteers Of IL,
Northwest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

nv Posi- M,sTEH.-A new Pos. Mas,e
for Mineral Point has at last been appointed
1oHv HoLLiNGsHKAp Esq. received tie ap-
Ioin.neut On Thursday last. and Mil eutes
uIon tie duties q The office a. sloa - III,
bond shall be approved.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

News FROM THE BOYS. We have made
arrangements with a gentleman, a member
Of the Miners Guards-for a regular week
ly correspondence for our columns, in
which Will be given every thing in relation
to camp life &c, that will be interesting tc
the friends of those who have left this
place to fight the battles of their country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

WE had Intended to procure a correct
list of the members of the Miners Guards
before they left, but were unable
Will our correspondent send US the
names of officers and privates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
Departure Of Volunteers.

The Miners Guards lief. this city for head
quarters at Madison, on Monday morning
They left the Armorv at ~ o'clock, and
marched through the city to the square west
of the Episcopal Church, where teams were
IN readiness to convey them to Arena. In
passing through the city hal, was made in
front of the U. S. Hotel when a general
shaking of hands took place, accompanied
by " FAREWELL" and God bless you," on
the part of the friends who remain. during
| which the Star >pangled Banner was sung
and following which cheer after cheer went
up for The Miners Guards and the Flag of the
! Union. a. half past eight, amid the enthu-
sias,ic cheers of the hundreds gathered to
witness the departure, the company left, IN
| fine spirits and with firm determination 70
d. their whole duty in the cause of their
country.
Notwithstanding the early hour at W hich
the company lief; town, a large CONGO rse OF
people had gathered from the surrounding
couatry, and our streets were thronged with
| living beings, from whom went up many a
secret prayer for the success and safe return
of the Miners Guards. Could jeff Davis
and his mlnions look down upon every little
town in the North and witness the stall war
rneE who are taking up arms against his re
! belIous crew, aud the enthusiasm of the PEG.
pie generally. their hearts mus, be adamen.
II they did not quail before the hosts OF free.
men with whom they have TO contend.
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your fac. md shsve--yoz look f.nf.Iiy suPi-

ycur fac. md shsye-yoz look fsaf-iiJ suP'-
cAOus Just now"
mo wonder" sid and gavO him an &C
count Of the matter, leaving out most Of what
regarded the young lady.
ID tell YOU What, Collin" continued Wet
wood, 'ahis may be Ill very we'll for you, vino
are continually getting into scraps ana out o.
them. and don Z seem 10 care much whether you
mir ~ hoard an Indianan or . oorn-brig-you
can always fnd something TO debut to mo the
service Il sreythiao" .,
IWell. we'll" said I, hastily, 'T'm much mis-
,sLsn m We don't end something 10 do In India
Tom, only wait, and that uncle Ct yours will
"No. no, Ned" said westwood, 81 ought 10
clear myself al home first. Running only made
matters WORSE Collins"
mo doubt" said, 'and a. II was my fault,
why, duece take me, Tom, " don't manage 70
carry you out scotfro Depend on IL, Captain
Duncombes friends would have you strung up
like a dog, with the interest he had, aud sharp
As discipline Is lust now"
Westwoos shucderod at tho thought.
81 fear Il would 20 hard with me, Ned, said
he, "ard shant deny that these Few weoks
have broupl mo back taste for life. But, in
,pite tf ali, d deliver myssh up TO the first
xmas shin VIC speak, or go homo in some LII
diaman from tho Cape-but for one thing, Col
lns." ..s
'Ab!' sid /, "Whr's thl,i"
10 BE- continsed,
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TESTIMONIALS,

M. DANIEL LOvBJoY, OF No. 1877 wat ga q,
New York, has been afflicted with the Piles for
hssrity years. He used the Patent Pile Pipe with
Ointment and In three weeks was completely cured.
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, OF arsenpolnl, Long
Island, whose store Is n No. 70 kAngin o., New
York, was troubled with this Piles very severely, bu,
by the use OF the Patent Pile Pipe and Ointment waA
Immediately relieved, and In ths short space Of three
weeks was completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife OF the lAa named gentle
man, had painful attack OF the Piles used ths Pips
and Ointment and was cured In one peekI
DAVID McCARTHY,No. ga Fith 81 New York,
who had suffered AcutOly from ths Piles for long
time, Wa cured by ihs Pipe and Ointment IN Eix
weeks.
Mr. THOMAS wTLDES corner Of BSekmAn and
Water sts., New York, Nfter suffering many years,
tried the Patent Pile Pipe, and recommends i ~ the
very best article that can DO used.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. le Wall ssreea, s,itferod
Intensely for Year,, and Aler trying every known
remedy within his reach. Was wholly cured by tie
Pipe and Ointment
BENJAMIN IRVING, OF New York, engineer was
gradually sinking under the depressing and AgonI-
sing influence Of the Piles, induced 10 use the
Pipe aud Ointment and experienced Immediate re-
uef-grAduAlly improved under their healing In
duence, and IN . few months WIS entirely cured,
He claims tina. the Pipe and olntnenL under Prov
Idenoe. saved hiAllfs,
We might add pages Of statements, bui theSs viii
snfaoe Persons wishing fOr further evidence can
have u BY calling II The Depot
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Tm soIDERs sATE GUAs1,
Anew wEArON on nurrnm.
aAYrrv .aITggr n-.rv,


B0LDIhhs, who gall.nsiy vo,unss.r r.sir srv,s
70 Ne 0overnmen5 should be prUAsaasd 49,
Blcknsss md Death By inelsrioas disrsss- II
well authenticated fnus thai IN al uarl-in., 80
became . science, more deaths have reuulNsf fru-H
rlsanens than hom he casualties Il var.
La svsry soldier b armed WIN RADwAvp
READY kELIER. hwill prove Q. ss.viee.sa. e
ger viii resuh iron suns,roks Disrrhe., Dyssns.v,
Fevw ana Ague Typhus and Typhoid FsvGpI
RNeumaiism, Heursgs, Headache, o. other prknE
Coughs, Colds, InHuensA o. Asthma whh -
remedy plentifuly used In tbs camps, no H<knum
vii break out or pestilencs prevail
RAILWAYS READY REIIEF has sesa fuH,
proved 70 he the most important eqspmenA itAa
MEDICAL stores. II saved the lives Of THOUSANDS q
soldiers In Venesuela, New Granada, and ncaaAnzs
south America Il also proved q srea. value 70 -
Quarantine, voushed for ~ all ths ohcers, ~
upwards OF $50 privats. Of the gallant Highth-
Should the chances Of war require tbs prcssnoe =
our troops In The mslarious regions, lssoo.s an
marshes, and rice plantations of the Bouthsru D~eu
kADWArB READY RELIEF winprOvs q nors
service, used, than all the batteries and atillertes
o. the Earth. With this remedy, the los Il In n
the diseases OF climate will b small; whhout h,snk
dependant upon the ski Of the army surxeo.s, ~
HcclmAied, and without sxpeie1os ~ 70 the disss-
they prevail N thoss looaiss., ths ls>s Il ~
Railways READY RELIKP win nv, ,hs ~
q thoee who may be seized with any Of the elm z
disesses Of the BOuthern Btais.- For twelve ~
has hstled successfully with the moss fosmidalS
VI pest1encea 81 the rioe, cotton and sugar plszS
hous, RADWANs READY RELIEF, a. . Prev
i've and curative Of diseases ncident,i 70 the Bou
ern States, II no experiment but On Abaoluts n.oa
In case Of Wounds, Bruises Bprains. Gun -
Wounds, Sabre or Bayone. Wound, the applioaAiH
Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF win be e I'd
Servioa and n used judiciousy viii prevent tnk.-
nation, mortthSsson, and save ,hs Bsoo..sg u q
7uiahiou-
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We have completed arrangements wAh phykn
clan Of sAtsnded practice V furnish Us with fes4
vaccine virus from healthy infants, In chemically
sealed glhss tbes, and viii supply physicians Hrf
ScAbs, In the tubes, for 80 cents eaohor two subes
one containing vaccine matter and the other Doak1s
for % csnt capable Of fascinating 81 least ten psf}
sons. We viii guarantee every tube OF vAoctns % ~
hesh and pure, and from healthy infants.
Address RADwAY d CO., ss John -, iaalu1ze
Tie amount N postage stamps.
RADWAN q Co, -
nys4 H0Oo 50 John a, D. NJ.
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MHWnaHUMm0.

Nhh W 8ANnI ~ IhM nfVL'-
ugrAEr Ezruvi sPor xoun ooUaHi
TuEWx xovR BRnkrHi
srwSoTHu youH vog0I
RALDnsor
THROAT coNTEoTIoHH
THROAT coNTEoTIoEE
THROAT coSTEorIoHA
eooo FOE gLERdYxEr.
aooD FOR LECruRzRE
aoop roR PuBLIo mrAkyRs
GOOD FOE aNoERs
GOOD FOR oeNsUNpuvRs.
aKNTLENEn CARRY
RALDNGs THROAT ooEFECr1oss
LADIES ARB DELIGHTED WITH
wAIDNGs THROAT coNYECTIonA
CHILDREN csr no.
PALDNGsTHRoAr CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough insanity,
"
rssy give sruns,h and ru,un.s W The veio.,
Thar irnp.yt /. dallntous Arm. q. N. h-..,h
-- VIC
rney ." "'a' % T~P" Hr" sAo ssan" A'ra
ro,o. or Bed Breath. or my dimculS 4 ,h. rhrO..
.. ra . p.oL,s. Of my rArO.. onno.,oo.. ,A.-
viii relieve yoa INSTANTLY, and you viii .u,. with
n. ,ha, ,.hsy 70 RICH, 20 ,h. rDo..- Won yin sna
u,os. y,ry usetul .nd pls..an, WIN. ,r.v.u,,. 49,
o. .nsying yout unlra- n you ~ ns pasksxs I
ere safe In aging Mas 700 VII ever Afterwards con-
sidsr them Indispensable. Hsu viu and shsn a
The Druggists and Dealers IN Msdic,n...
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE cx,1N.
nv dOn.ur. 4, q, ..,s n. Ar
san,srssS
.P,o.., Will \, ~, ,x mai, ,,,n,A. -
adm. ~ THIRTY u.ns-
49,.
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.vpu.IIc p,,1.
HHh'oOs AAADAOh
UUKn
arJ xxna mn uzAnIuuv
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hsksn 81 she oonamsneemsna q an AAck. inans
di,ls rslisf from pain and dckns~ win Be obss,asd
Lucy ''' ~ NA'
rney =" genuS uP0o 'n' ''~o'' rVino'p's V0s
Eyeaes.
ror Literary Men, Btudeni ;DelIoaie FenAsleu AM
all larson. OF sOdn,.ry h.bi,s, ,Aoy ns v.lu,b, b.
.,..,.,,,. narrowing Nh, .ppe,I.a irwin, Nm, ,.t
~hAA'''' Nnp'''N's quo 'ppe"@' giving ''n' ~
Observation-Disclosures,
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL OF
from yard, 30 oalI Per ton isss from lhs boaA.. Al
% for sAls. Lshigh, Loousl Moun,sin and Blask-
sni.h's ooalA HkhkY REEVE corner Canal and
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CoR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
L DR.. UPHAMs Vegetable nscsnAry u . ell
tain cure for piles In every form. In tha voTa
CASES a this Distressing affection, and whers AZ
other means have failed, tho patient must oonsal
DR. UphAn has devoted special attention. " this as.
ease for more than 20 years. and may be oonBu14d
In relation 10 this or any other complains, ffon
o'clock In the morning until O'Clock In ths svsrs
ing, al his Medical Office, eeT Fourth 81, ID doox
from the Bowery, between Bowary and broadway.
=. Q. WELLS 90, General Agents, lib Franklin
~, nv. % Taaos1m
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A PARTNlENTS TO LET-JUSr LOOK
IA lat Aoor. % Jane 81 tst floor, 40 Warrington
81, and rooms III Washington 1T also paror aud
rooms for respectable calored people, 70 Thompson
w. all oNtrA cheap. Sec the owner III Wishing
tjn II, or 40 RCi W tx ST.. oc26 3'l30
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E0TTs GE TO LET, 81 EAST 10TH ST,
Nposscsson given immediately; can he seen from
IL 10 1 C'cock. Apply en- the premises. o26 2'l20
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cus q Me moss important military rsguisa4
which tse GOveTumat overooks, II RADWAY/
READY RELIEF. This resnely Il the sOLDIRnx
SAFEGUARD, and will pruteci HIM on ali ooo..inI
againas sickness sud sudden attacks Of pesilsnAI2
dseNes. Every Camp, Fort and ship-kira.I
powerful wespoO Of dsiencs.
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A PARTNIENTS TO LET IN A NEW REAR
n tenant house, 19a RiNngton 81. Apply - T.
GRAVES, ACT, front house. o26 2'ilT
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT FACT A

A SIGNIFICANT FACT A DISTN-
hsui,hsd statesman. on being Asked what arc
the principal productions u New England, replied,
New England raises men.
The force OF his reply consisted in the facs thai
New EngAndes hAvs world wide reput.ton ~
race Of hardy, athletic msn aud women-strong and
vigorors 10 body aud mind. what the man shall
Ia manly depends tire care and treatment Of ,hs
oLnd. Mary every New England mother provides
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
fer her babe; thsre ia section Of country ssrth
whsre IL hiss been 80 long and 90 universally used
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Il 1s3 Eighth ave, be,. l0th and 2oth sts, insert
bsauHful set Of teeth Atmospheric plate, Al war
priooe, viz So, ~, alA. Bons hlling At 900. per
cavity gold, 4Oc. 70 70 otu oeniont 900. Call and
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pAWNBROKING BUSINESS FOR SALE.
l. A rare chance % entOr = Ba'e Busine IS For
sale tie 10 Year, Lease, good will aud fixtures Of An
old established PawnDrOkng Business, with large
run u custom; . convenient dwelling house and
cheap rent Satisfactory reasons given fIr selling.
P0sst sion 1t any time W suit Address BU9I-
NESS, Post Office, Box 1891. OLE 2laC'll5
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COTTAGE HOUSES TO RENTS IA
~ m TIL Cottage houses, $ rooms each, health
i'y AID elgby situated, suitable for 1 or 8 fami-
los, fronting City Railroad, South Brooklyn. Ap-
ply 70 Columbia n, Brooklyn. oc2S 5'l9l
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GTAND FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST
~ corner stands In Wesi Washington Aarkes,
cheap for cash or part csh, balance in trade for
dry goods, groceries, AOur, coal or lumber Apply
70 Q, 8. BERNARD d co, $50 Broadway, from 10
10 . O'Clock daily. .oO9 Alo'l2t
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HOUSE TO LET, IN RYE, WESTCHES-
l. ler Ca huuie containi Z rooms, within one
quarter q a mite Of tie New Haven Rlllroad ds-
= t. reut ,dGIate. Apply " T. q. BDLlkLyY,
~ Wal 81. OPS 3'i2l
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DOOMS TO LETS ROOMS TO EACH
II tenant, rert from 81 10 SO per month. Also 2
rucn g. 81 % 20 SO per month, AZ 24O Cherry st.,
between Pelham and Bu.ger. Brick house, large
ynd, SC. Inquire IN the rear. o25 3'i23
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTS 10 LET-THE WHOLE
n or part OF two story cottage, 90 Downing Il,
near Varick also the upper part Of the cottage al
Joining tie above. Apply at 900 Yarick Il, cor OF
Houston. ocg6 3s1Ol
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pOoMS TO LET--FlRSr FLOOR AND
~ basement Of the Two story lrick dwelling NJ.
co, Esp the I'd fccr and room IN attic Of GO Can
ron ~ Inquire in the ofce Of the Iron slfo Works,
on a. o. Murray 81, cor. College Place. oca4 CHA
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Our troops VIII suffer great AnnoyAnSa tcom ~
bios aud ssingu Of mosquitoes. Thoss Of Viryilfi
and tbs cotton, rice aud sugar lands, are sKosss-
ingly Poisonous, and inhct severe and obsttpse
sores and wounds. II RADWAYB READY NE
LIEF Ia applied 70 the bitten part, II viii In fsW
morients stop khs mout taniRliing itching nsufra-
Ire the poison, and AllAy Inflammation. Baths sks
nee and hands freely with the READY REIGxI
and wsbsr-,hs mosquitoes viii no. tToubls you.
n q. Remedies are sold BY druggists sni &oti
RADYAV CO.,
No. - Jora n, a ~
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DR- INGERSOI.L IL THR MAN - sIo
~ set tho BEST teeth, bea hting plates, and mc .,
% eaaiho tooth extractor ,hAA We have IN Nsv
$50 s4so'lbid
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COAL-N0 MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ 600 10 800 lbs. delivered for o. 30 or o. 20
but fun weight Of 1000 lbs. guaranteed, under for.
feitnre OF the whole BILL Of the best Peach Orchard
der, a " 70, from yards lower corner King and
Greenwich gts, and 90 Roosevelt street. corner New
B0vmy. MATTHEW CLINTON, Wholesale and
retail ageni for Red ash and Lohigh coal oolT 24An
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CoAL-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
SAnd white ash coal always on hand and a ,hs
lowest market prloe, n QUkRIPKHs. 10 Canal q
and $50 SIKH ave, Be- aoIh and o0th a. oil aEA0siIE
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CIIEAPEST OF ALIS-C. BAKER, SO East
~ litb st. fills teeth with puro silver, from - cts
up. Cures tooth ache, aud then saves the teeth,
from 20 cents up. Per plsts work, call on DR..
HRINDskAN, gil Bovefy. ga aI.o.ISo
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ms nlltAEy bulletins Announcs MAJ Small Pc
heAsas, and Malignant Fevert, have broken oui q
different regiments. The gallant Mains Ragirnsni
al detAined--MAy 7qd-Ai willetts PoiaS nd q
noops ~ waahingson, Annapolis, FORTRESS Mooro4
are gwelng tie Eiok List " alarming aKlsnl m
Governnlsnl by nsglscsipg 70 supply The unssisl
aores with
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THE BEST MEDICINE IN THK WORLD
u for the cure OF dysentery, collie and Group insir.
nAlly and rheumatism, cuts, bruises, old sores Aad
pains In the limbs, b4ek and chest externally, Il
DR.. TobiAs VenehAn Llnin0,; the money resuSned
n Il ever fails one should be wiihoui u otLy
70 cts. Sold b. al lhs druggists. Depol 0sse
lAndt d. oc1 aAAG'1aA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAKERIES, GROCERIES, LIQUOR Stores,
- drug stores and all other kinds Of busnera
plnces for sale. Bakers grocers and all others who
wsnt 20 purchase or sell out their bu slnei places
would do well TO apply'A Al MITCHELL roal estate
aud business agency, IT Cedar st. near Broadway;
n. B.-Mouoy procured and loaned on bond and
mort age. OIL HlElB
DORTER HOUSE FOB SALE-STOCK
Il lesse and fixtures of porter house doing good
buslness. Inqulre on the premises, No, o Walker
street, N. Z. Oc25 9'l0l
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DR. aoYT, DENTIST, s07 BROADWAY,
~ three dOOrs sbovo 20th street, inserts bsauhfu
sosts o. 'eeth Oh his imptovod atmospheric plates,
with or without extracting the roots. On gold ~
low "a S23 silver, t9 Rnbbsr, SO platlna, t26
Artificial BINS hlling inserted vithou, paInl 80
oenis gold, 20 cents W el smslgAm, 70 csnts Al
work warranted. osd alaO.lTo
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C,OAL--e4 81 PEE TON, THISAwEEK
~ only, for the beSa rod and while Ash coal stove,
clean; onics. ION Dowsry, near BrOOms s,rss,.
OF 2lAo'lao
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIPICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A renodeling tsoih, however badly decAysd or
msken, put In sON, without pain, color Il teeth,
and warranted for life. O. ID. CRAWFORD, De.-
lisa, n Amity -. on second block from RoaduAy.
oc1s a4Ao.14s
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COAL AND FUEL.

REST OF RED AND WHITE ASH
~ coal, 81 40 per ton, 1000 LIS, delivered free
aud clean; yard, 7 and Eleventh 81, near Broad
way, n X, aud branch Once, 70 Eigh1h ave. q. P.
BACIik, Agent Of 24Aosl0I
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PIERcYs ANTI.BnLous CORDIAL.
FOR DYsPEPslA. BILIOUS FEVER, CoLo,
COUGHS, LIVER AFFECTIONS, 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
" bear In mind thaa thiS u the season Of
when aches and palms are msst fsll. 70 o.
they SHOULD mob nsglec, trying ths ksEA
uae-furman'I
RHEUMATIC AruuHu.A}
which u sold a she low price Of
II CKNTs PR DOTp
bringing u Wikhin the roAnk 81 a.
5000 bottles have bean sold sinoe
and from the evidonce Of those w
miraculous powers over Neup'
Bore Throat, Pains In the SIDE
n Alpo N oasss Of PILNB, -
PO0R MANs
Ca bstsls, try ID, an
thAi NO have nnt ovev-
We have estAbliAh
PLACES t-vAriety
HoEe COZ. South
South tth ~;
Willlaznsburgb
g e;.':,ss q