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The New York herald., 1862-12-24
A BRAHAM vANoEReooL CO, AuCTroNEERs.
"A MA6NIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD

A BRAHAM yANDEReooL Co. AuCTloNEERs.
IA MAGNIFICENT
FURNITURE,
sTATUARY, PAINTINGS, WORKS or AKr AND
ARTICLES OF pERTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
A. Ale elegant prvl 4. West sixteenth street be-
tween Fifth and sAtn avenue, thiaesy "Wednesday Dec
~ sale commencing al iola clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
1ron2e and ormola Cnandeer-, Velvet Carpets. Rags
TWO superb Suits covered with brocate OF the richest
ecrpion E;ageres. satnsTy, rble top Secretary and
Book ase, I'm ognures Cabinets hante Mirrors, Pier Mir
embroidered Lace Curtains, French Shades Centre
Fable, Chess Ia, le, scvres an Dresden chnn Vases
MAGNIFICENT RoSEW fOD PIsNoFORTE,
nhy carved legs and made 20 order by city makers
Stool canterbury, Cover, Muse BooSs,
OIL PAINTINGS
~ eminent artists match Paintings original, by Cole
Ahe Assumption Of tue Virgin after Ero; al Paintings
~ Ranney Legnnd and ldores; statuay Bronze
sIoeh, CARPET Cicloth, Schoari, Extension Fable
Arm Chairs China Dinner and Tea Seas elegant sets Cys
AL SihsswaTe Decanif tobet, TumSers
VINES Lsmonadrs Preserve stands Silver spoons, Forks
Knives Napkin Rings, Table Cutlery rosewood sns hls
walnut Bureaus Bedsesds. Washstant Is, Wardrobe Eap-
ksts Sheets, Counic Feather Beds, &C.; also
nent and Kitchen Furniture. N.B--Paries WISHING TO
attend the sale ,aAe the Sixth and the
Astor House IT. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotee leaving
81 Sixteenth street, . few doors from the house.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SAAU0 ~ AVVxAVns
EDWARD HsEz5sIsTt si:zsss4 t4ssT 4ss7lSssDs SssBs.
Al Pf0, s0 s 4 !,ss HI SssSaSSAr SWAY
xtssS ;4tss '; ssssoa & sAsS5 '.S
rRBNcH CLOCKS. n,sorv Groups AND FIGURES,
oniSA 'As1s' PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
oAAAS' a. CATALOGUES READY
EDwARD sINTzEsa1SGsSsa x u 4o,T AgCT5ISSHEsSanfp SFEsafpRR
= suFrf%s H0$%SfESSSisys NIT ESss w CO.
,os,roo, sisESs s$ssSss .,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS LIBRARY FURNITURE.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, 80, -n.,r,nn
WELLS PATENT sEcLNISa cnAiss; 800
4. :. ~ sS,s Ss
elegant goods Of the best make suitable for
presents ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
E"fH f'sSass e saiss'ion q S.lasSs 81 Fs'n.ins'
Tuesday sy Evening" " Dsss$ssr ,sas ST. g oe,e
The rpssi,u.. Of Fine a. Ar.. g., Broadway.
In an0snsns The y sas q The private ,S collection & ei well
pictures were purchased from he artists ,hmseivs, being
principally painted 10 ordar, eIceedssy
Wi ian Hart, cbarehsJ Q. Browr innes. pses'.
esu Edwin Whites Coulouf1e, Henssafo, Hcndcl, - "
We have Also been favored with sell. ,hs
'~'e TWENTY PAINTINGS BY MR. RossITER,
being the productions Of this distinguished nris
il particu ars 10 morrow o. exhibition and catalogues
ready the day and evening before sale.
INARM AT AucTIoN-PowELL DB LANGuII.
Is s w % sell At on pSg Sans sns'lGn % on pns p
lsland The Farm belong,ng Y MRS Anne Tennis The same
vaon the balance woodland The sse OF Farming U'en
siis, Crops 1c sommonces a; 70 l cl9ck A., A. y ,..
HIcxsvrLLF, Dei. p. 1862
| NEoRGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.
| VI Fancy Goods French Clocks,
Bronze Figures and Groups,
Pa,ian vaees and Figures, China Vase,
farlor Suits Etageres Cbanber Suits. dc.
This day ~ II oaock At store Id Broadway me STOCK
t class Farnre OF all the usual varieties for parors
bedroccls braes reception and dining rooms--Snperb
French CloeSs eegan; Vases Bron es Parars. MUSE
absolutely to close con isninen Catoiosuesat safe
! HENRY D. BEgTs JR:, AUSTIoNEEB.
| II BY HENRY MooD 4 co
MsskTiIEAI sshT H9I!pAH psHiE4Ts aSF 1T
ELE6ANT Di1MoND jEwELRy
sorEas rRss EIGalEEN I'm cAFnT M,ycs dewELRY III
| On WEDNESDAY, Dec r. At eleven O'Clock,
! Al the sa'esroo-,s No. 45C Broaawsy.
eompriss very ortiao the stock Joseph
Raf late Of Ns Orleans ado whichs OF the very ne x
quality and win be guaranteed In st'st accordance with the
The stock comprises inc brilliant rings Pms Earrings
sapsrb is ears Cola SETS raesisss Pins Earrings Rnss
&c pearl emerald rasy TURQUOISE cameo lava, Flo en-
ns and nSSs opn face wsss of Ssan se.ns
Freres Jules Rluss, Toia. Beesley Jos. Jonnson, and
other celebrated makers together with genera
goods Catalogues win be ready goods
exhibition early morning Of sac, a, which ladies' are
| especially invited 10 attend.
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WILidAM ABBOTT, AuCrfoNEER oFeTCE NO
" Ea.t BtOadwsv, sells shis day 10y o clock The
Lease' STOCK ana Fhures O tbs Liquor store IS Baxe
sss on asco y. of former purchaser whose deposit IS
loitced CONSISTING ~ ~ bnadeFs stand Casks ard krrs
with brass elet srge sioux OF Glns Brand.es Wines
Iodie' sver plated Beer Pumps baTres " Ale one Goa
Csri, one AiIng Cst aud bsfness Sale posve A de
post required. -
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A pAMANrEAN WHITE FILINGS OF GOLD AND
~ rlana chemically combined, never discours trcly
painless Acknowledged superior 90 ~ otLrs, 81 otlier
White Elnts CENTS Superior Artificial reoth, every STYLE
warranted sei, 15 to 50 A0cach Painless eyTact
iny, u Essl Twenty second street Dr. LUTHER ST.,
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QEQ SEVENTH AVENUE, 800, BETWEEN THIRTY.
OUC third aud thirty fourth Streets tho only pIsce
where yom can gt hr ses price for your on Coh.
Ing funie ysrrer nui Jfweiry CAN or a nd nota Ia
We old fl~nd y. SsAASSS. Aadvs attended, BY Nrs s.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPRENE COURT
- In the matter OF tie app alton OF the Mavor Atousn
aud Coaimnnaliy OF taa city of New YORK rea.lrc 10
TIE OPENING OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
FROM BKOADwAy
10 TIE HUDSON RIVER,
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
fuvanANt Ia statutes rr1rfdal
Mayor, Aldermen and Conno1ay the city oi Nav y,rh
hereby notice that they apply 10 the surname
Court o the Stale OF New York. a. special term of sad
court 20 be he'd at the City fiai ~ The city New YORK on
Saturday the third day of Jauuay 1891 the orrue on
the court thar jay thereafter co, an Se
heard, Tor the appointment Of Commissioners of H,tmae
Assessment ~ the above entitled matter; tha, he nae
aud extent q tie Improvement hereby intended s he M a.
ns One iluntrcd and Tenth street from Broadmay te
plan Of said city under and by virtue or an ac ~ tho
Legislature OF ,hc people Of the State Of New YORK en,,ei
'An art relative ~ Improvements ouchng owt ~
streets and roads tho Of New York. and for other par
GREENE G. BRoysos.
Dated Nav YoRs, December 10, 1864 w A'0"'
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II. H. 5HEIs;rMAs MnSs; AND NEW yE,Rs GOODS
STOCK COMPLETE.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TOYS
SPLENpIn ,s,s AssoRTMENT or OF FANCY Go0ps
CHEAPEsT LINE FRENCH EMHRoIDERfEs
IN THE CITY.
Enaoroid.red Handkcrchefs, Sets, Collars Waetci
Infants dresses, &c.
Fun assortment Fine Lave Goods
Wells, Points, Collars &c.
Ribbons, closing low.
French Flowers, Feathers hnd Millinery.
Stok closing very low.
1000 BamoTal Skirts under price,
Fine Fiannels, White Goods, linen
housekeeping Goods, Lace Curtains.
Cnfsn "A Nuslins, fc
Now open. 1000 dozen best quality Lad.eA Alpht Coles
aud White Md Gloves imported expressly FOR this
trade.
Awsye fun assortment, Of LADIES' Moe Kids pain and
stitched best quality lower han other house city,
2O and 2o6 Sixth avenue below Fourteenth Street
CPEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
= To all who wish to find good as scT,rueps
To every enc who wants . save money
IN BUYING HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Call Il the Siyth avenue cheap store,
Toys Dolls, tcrying Babies, Work Ben-s, Games Glove
Boxes, Birda
Sheep Skates seghs ard thousand other articles which
800 embroidered Sets and Collars quarter the Of
importation.
loo Gilt srdoral Combs all colors &c., worth ss
Mufiers Seis, Skating Caps Banoral Skirts Leggis
in the city We keep thing ia Hosiery and UAdeI
Buck ladies' inisses' Gloves cloth and
Eingwood cheap; boys Skating Gaps, Stating Mothers
tne sortmcnt. nen aud boys Nectcs Collars scarss
Hsndko rchcfs and sns cndrs. Brushes, Combs rcades
soaps Pocsotbooss, &c. cheap We keep the beet anu
cheapest of Sa Wares up town 1000 tio7 en-
best 200 yards Cotton, Sc So 500 dozen, Sc very
day every daY. DONALDSON & MEAREs
Corner ot SIKH avenue and Nineteenth -tsee'.
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~ COTTON, AUoTf0NEER This DAY fwEDSre
day, Dec -, ri lOA 0'cgex II 4O Broa iwax go
cana sr e, eaause q yelys, w,on Arqns,cr and rs.
suits " iefe Chslrs sofas, Dressing Bureaus maybe -
kenue sue and card Aables BLACK va nn aud mshosany
- oseN col snd naho sny Chairs sore fa rees n
r" l,!s L.icns "a and oher Jatss, together sph
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LBERT II EIcoLAY, AuCrIONEER
r. SPECIAL SALE Or s1oCks AND BONDS.
ALB1-RT VI. NIUOLAY -,
wi sell this day "Wednesday Dec a. iza ociccA ~ tne
4. a. yereSanis ms 81, 10 shs Metropolitan ms BIOS
4 Broadway Bank. rs 100 Buicher4Drovers BIZ -
a. Market Ra * .. 100 Esces or Ius. 20
A.. t:iilrns Gas LII Co. 20 - Col Mar Ivy
Wm.hnre fs, In 90 30 10 Bk II STATE Of N York 100
. R,w.rv frs IS Indemnify Ins,,...... 100
aaD Am rio soa Co ~ IS 20 3allatu tns. 10
IS bNh SI,te per sent bonis.
xl.OT riH uf K- kus ler nj bond
~ q Brookl, tisty y ent boaGs
f.tO 4 lsnle D. G Q per cent
SS 90 Sa frsncissoL.iy per cont boDde
s. sA H. H. 3 10 IRE sury nc'ee
fxs7 90 Hannibal 4 -. Joseph RR income honda
AIBERf n. SICUi.Al,
Stock Broker and Aucsoa~er 50 William street
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A IT. TUE OLDEST sTAND-l3i SEVENTH AypStfR
N ELEKfELS guarantees pay the highest nriccs sr
@ @laaec aud g"nlemen. CASTOR CotbiDs also Furniture
nnd Carpets, Lowslry Ac note by post reasonable M,
tended u by E,rkes t3i seventh avenue beYrcr Xi,s
tccnb aad Twentieth streets Ladies ATTENDED IA ~ Mrs
Ezckes ~ US
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A ssIGNEE's SALE or MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
~ VALUABLE PAINTINGS BR9NZES, kIcu
VASES, SUPERB EOSEWODp III MO-


With the entire OF
Nc 162 West Twenty Arsi sire Seventh egUc
without reserve
Yhis day "wednesday st2 coak ia the a;ernocn by H.
~ wEsftorT Anc;ionc-r. The whole oonlrFising over
60 lots of ~ Parioi. Chamber Dining Kson fy
Furniture superb be idne Elegant Parlor suits
erocael y French China, Ruby Cut Glass, THE
niture IN the houee - 0oJ In rfcc; oruer
Aaving saca but months, aud will be sold without
= cash No pos poneiaenf,
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WM WifIENs, AItIlONEEH, WILL SELL, T,Is.
w day Il o'clock, AZ 4ss csnsl street Farngre ra,psts
iains Pier and M.nlc Mrors Paintings, Vases ne coee
% nSn ~ Eii.sa asiN.n ispesIy p ~ Ihcnpy, Ingram and
stands China Toilet Seta wnrdfobes, ElcnsIon and shsr
Tables Cuna Ulass end SILVER Ware; Stoves Osk char.
fangiore, Oh Co.'s Also y virtue OF mortgage tJfes
maric ettcS Suits Bets, Bpfdnt kc ,ns to,t.b
- OK Chains, a. kssy SopSjalIss sale " gurDiure AZ
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THE MEMBERS or THE FIFTH AVENUE SKATING
l. Pond announce that formal opening will take lace
to-day TIE pond Win be open for the inspection visers
from 10 O'Clock A NJ til r. NJ, 90 give cit op-
rortuny OF inspecting the arrangements made for the
commoation of those who patronze this rpdiss
VII be open with ice notice win
given 10 the safety OF the ice by pncars posted the
entrance The this pond Filth
avenue and Fifty -egh tn street.
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SKATING-GRAND OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY,
= December %, There win be band OF music ~ att nd
and splendid iumnajons. Come one oil, 70
Sylvan Lake. foot Of Seventh street. Hoboken. only ten mi
nutes walk from the ferry.
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"A lime MADE Up PuRs, ROBES, &C., &c.
A. NJ i.feIAlIAR, AuctioneeT, 23 Bowery. VII sell
Fgiaay, December rs q, l0lS O'Clock,
large and general assortment o.
valuable Furs. consisting IN part Of
NM ~ b, Mountain N=re3, Sebie Squirrel and Cony
1obe half and full; Cspes, i;corncs Nuts and Cuts
great variety.
2 large assortment OF ealdr.n'. TGra
Nc!f, Bu.alc. Hear ami Ca. Robes,
Collars, CAPS, Gloves, &C.. &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

ers could not be found for many Of them
at 81 so each Now here is an official
statement, made to me eighteen months
ago Gust received from my papers at
Washington shosin ing $4,000 of those
arms were percussion muskets," proba-
bly, entirely new, and 40, 600 others, term
ed "muskets altered to percussion with
10000 percussion rifles not one of the
l1o, 900 was ever condemned" but all
precisely like most of the small arms is
sued to our troops Irregular and volunteer
in 1861. f. Mr. Buchanan further init
mates that those arms were transferred to
equalize in some degree, the deposits a
mong the different States, as If these had
any State pride in allowing storage to the
property of the United States within their
particular limits. If so why not establish
storage places in the great States of Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, within which The
United States has had no deposit of arms
and no arsenal B. Mr. Buchanan sup
poses me to brand the trans ferred arms
with the epithet ''stolen." In my reioin-
der to him | nowhere used the term, be-
cause | knew the transaction though aui-
city conducted, was officially recorded,
and the freight paid for by the United
States, whose property the arms continued
to be in their new repositories.
Mr.. buchanan mikes -up-perhaps l
ought rather to say seems TO coaf0und-
quite different class of arms with the
foregoing VIE the quotas of arms distrib-
uted among the several States under the
annual appropriations towards arming
| the whole body of the militia of the Union.
Thus he says, THE Southern States re-
ceived in 1860 less instead of more than
the quotas of arms to which they were en-
| titled by law" This is most strange, con
trasted with information given to me last
year, with "a telegram just received from
| Washington and q high ofhcer-not of the
Ordnance Bureau-in these words and tig-
ures:
"khode Island, Delaware, and Texas
had not drawn at the end of eighteen sixty
QS60) their annual quotas of arms for
that year, Massachusetts, Tennessee and
Kentucky only in part; Virginia, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Kansas were,
| by the order of the Secretary Of War, sup
piled with their quotas for eighteen sixty
one (lS6l) in advance, and Pennsylvania
and Maryland in part"
This ddcance of arms to eight Southern
States is sufficient commentary by itself
on the transfer, about the same time, oI
| the ll5,OOO muskets aud rifles
In respect 70 the heavy cannon ordered
from Pittsburg to the Guif OF Mexico, Mr.
Buchanan has shown me that was in er
ror ia saying that their shoment was
countermanded in March instead of Jan
uary, 1861. This was the only immateri-
al part of my statement, FOR | was correct
in the declarations that gave informa-
ton to Mr.. Secretary Holt that the ship
ment had commenced, and that he order
ed the guns to be re]anded, and stopped
the robbery.
WINFIELD SCOTT
New York, Dec 2, 1862
*Over and above the previous and usual deposits il
! the Southern arsenals.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Another Letter from Lieut.. Gen. SCOTT

Ils
To the Editors Of the National Intelligent
/ Ger.
An official report of mine made to Pres
| ident Lincoln, March 80, 1861, on our
| Southern forts, was published on the 2Ist
of October last To this ex-President
| Buchanan replied at great length, in the
same month. A short rejoinder from me
followed early in November, and here is
another paper from Mr. Buchanan, dated
the 18th of the same month, and on the
same subject. A brief notice Of this pa
per shall terminate rIy part In this con-
troversy.
Mr. Buchanan has intimated that
have been actuated by feeling OF person
al i'll will towards him This is unjust
| had no private resentment to crafty
On the contrary, | have well remembered
the many official courtesies received from
him as well as from Mr. Floyd, both as
Governor of Virginia and Secretary of
War; but to vindicate justice and the
truth of History is paramount obliga-
ton.
l had said that, with Il view to the med
itated rebellion, Secretary Floyd had or
Jered ll5, 900 extras stands Of muskets
and rifles from Northern repositories to
Southern arsenals. To this Mr. Buchan-
nov replies In substance Il That
the transfers were made under an order
dated nearly a year before Mr. Lincolns
election to the Presidency True; but f
Mr.. Buchanan has pesuaded himself that
the revolt had not long before been plan
ned dependent on the election OF any
Northern man) it is not likely that he
will ever make a second convert to that
opinion 2. He only gives los, 600 as the
number of arms transferred, omitting the
1000 rifles B. He says that the muskets
105, ,000) were condemned, and purchas-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24


MONTHS.
CONCLUDED
GEN MoRGAN's RETREAT FROM CUMBERLAND
The command Of Brig. General Morgan at
Cumberland Gap abandoned that place
and retreated to the Ohio river The com
manding officer however, had lust before
reported that he had several weeks proyi-
sions, and under no circum stances would
he surrender that important post An in
vestigation ofthis matter has been orderd
'UKA, coRiNTH AND HAsTcHIE.
The withdrawal of a considerable part
of Gen. Grants army to reinforce Gen
Buell. and to occupy GAINESVILLE and Gin
clnnati, induced the enemy TO renew OPP
peratlons in northern Mississippi and
Tennessee
A force of some 5000 or s6 600 men
was sent to attack Bolivar and Jackson,
Tenn, and by destroying the railroad to
cut off all connection between Memphis
and Corinth. The head of the enemy 6
column was met about four riles south of
bolivar, on the 3Oth of August and a
brlsk sklrmlsh enSued On the 3lst q
portion OF the enemys forces was engag-
ed ana rGpulsed near Meadow Station On
the ist of september the fight was renew
cd at Brittons Lane, on the Denmark
road, and continued till night when the
enemy retreated south across the Hatchie,
leaving ll6 dead and wounded on the
field. Our loss was five killed, seventy
eight wounded, and ninety-two prisoners
and missing.
In the early part of October, Gen
Price advanced with a large force, and
took possession OF Iuka, small town on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
twenty-one miles southeast of Corinth
The garrison, too weak to attempt resis-
tance, fell back on Corinth as Il Q &c.
cupation of this place by the enemy cut
off all connection between the forces of
Gen Grant and Gen Buell., the former,
determined to attack and drive him frcm
that position. Grants forces moved in
two columns, one on the north of the town
under Maj. Gen. Ord, and the other on
the south under Maj. Gen. Rosecrans.
The enemy, finding himself likely to be
surrounded, left the town and attacked
the column of General Rosecrans about
4 P. M. on the 10Th of October. The
engagement lasted until dark, Hamilton
division sustaining the brunt of the bait
tie. Our men fought with great bravery,
and completely routed the enemy who fed
in confusion, leaving their dead and most
of their wounded on the field We buri-
ed 252 dead, took 100 or 800 wounded,
and captured SCI prisoners, over 1000
stand of arms, and considerable quanti-
ty of stores. Our less was $50 killed,
Gil wounded, and seventeen missing.
The retreating foe was pursued only
few miles
On the 30th of October, Gen. Grant
ascertained that Gems. Price and Van
Dorm were concentrating their forces at
Ripley, with the probable intention of at
tackins Corinth. The enemy crossed the
Hatchis River, and took possession of the
railroad north of Corinth, cutting of all
direct communication with Jackson and
Bolivar. He then advanced towards
Corinth, and some skirmishing took place
on the I'd of November
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
NEW A,rBRoTYPE GALLERY.
THE AMERICAN
CoII,ECTIN NG AGENC

NauBs 2te BroGateay, Neso YORK..
SLAIMS all kinds against the General Government,
I J State Government. the CITY. or private parles,
prosecuted and collected risk and erpense.-
Against private parties possess superior fscitles ior
collecting claims everywhere in the United states ana
Canadas relieving merchants assgnees. and others OF
the care and arespousbility Special attention given
OF old debts, hard cases divorces wills estates &c
Soldiers pensions pay, and bounty secured for them
or their heirs For that purpose, and for prosecuting
claims against the Government, have branch Office
tw ,shington No charge made unless claims col
tscted.
Inf rrnatian and opinions given, and investigations
ade without charge, upon claims proposed be placed
- cpr hands Fer particulars address
IL. HUNTINGTON LEE &c O..
No 80 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
corr er Of High and Vine
Streets Mineral Point, Wis, by
BLISS 81 3 O NJ


Twelve lines Nonpareil type, c%onphos com pa snare
equivalent in space win be eolfn Cards. 81 line, per
Professioae + Eve lines and City cents for each ad-
ditional line. -. <,,,r weeks 81 for a single
E[ny and Sitsffy y for each additional animal "
saIns notice. ..os
Les5i %;ras Ieaded and kept inside having preoe-
oPsei 5narv advertisements, 30 per cent aa'
on ordinary rates. ..,,a soc;at;es &C. half
pr ,a,ias with directions will
- inssrtad til forbid and charged for a1corasiSE
az fr1usieut advertisements ha'tt 1e p''" ~ "
,jGurs This rule will not be varied rom. e ,,,,,,r
Yearly advertisements allowed the Pi''A>0
ing quarterly -, ,.s than a suuarH
suts coLLEcrABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Mineral Point Hotel.
WILLIAM WALKER Proprietor

"a HAVING fitted up my building east and al
- most opposite the r. K. Depot, am now prcpar
n ed to accommodate the Travelling Public ID hrs
cl4s. style and at prices suit the times.
BOARDERS by the day or week will De furflSh WIZ
excellent accomJno datons At moderate charges.
ey- Good Sta5ling and cattle ard attached 20 th
premises "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
PLATTvILLE ACADEMY.
< THE GREAT CAUSE OF
aazazz.y HUMAN MISERY.


ALECTUHE BY DIR. CtTLvERwELL, an
THE CAUSE AND CUR r. of Spermatorrhcea, a,
Consumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Nervous
ness Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition of the Body Las
situde Weakness of the Limbs and the Back Indspo-
sion and Incapacity for Study and Labor Dizziness
Apprehension; Less of Memory: Aversion to Society
Love of Solitude; Tmidi,y; Self Distrust Dzzness;
headache Affections of the eyes, Pmples on the Face
Iavo iunary Emissions, and sexual lncap2cifyi the
consequences of Youthful IndiScretion, &c, &C
s- This admirable lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated self afflicted evils may De re-
moved without medicine without dangerous surca
operations and should be read by every youth and every
man IN the land.
Sent under SEAL TO address in plain sealed en-
velope on the receipt of cents postage stamps
by addressing,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE 4 CO.,
~ Bowery, New York, Post Off1cc Box,
1896 n43tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
NO TIC E

4 IL persons indebted to me are hereby notified TO
n cali and nav I'D immediately, and all persons hav-
ing claims against me are notified TO present them Tor
payment. pyrpror
Mineral T ofu., Sep. 18th 1852