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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
THE AMERICAN


-" fv, Ne3c York.
fLAtMS Of all kinds against tho General G o-r,e,.
State Government. the civ ~ -. H.. =
prosecuted and collected risk ,5sJy -
against private parties possess Superior f-;,;.f e
..ll-rting claims everywhere In the United St+. ..
1aalas, relieving merchants assignecs and ONES ~
ne care and all responsibility Special attention rien
. 6ld debts hard cases divorces wills. estates &c
iters pensions. paw. and bounty secured t,r hs-n
0@r heirs. For that purpose. and for prosecuting
IL ls against the Government We have branch office
l.et.1
r,s. nation and opinions given, and Investigations
= thadt charge. upon claims proposed 10 be placed
@aads For particulars address
II HUNTINGTON LEE &C O.
NJ 2ln Iiraadp-nr Nap York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
SPORTSMANS DEPOT.

FTHF Undersigned having again opened a shop in
L Mineral Point, can b found on the corner Of High
and Chesnut streets opposite Milton's Block
He would announce his old customers friends and
the 9ubiic generally that he is prepared % DO all and
any kind Of work In his line. He viii also keep
G L y : F0 II SA LIE
Z tho best quality which VIII warrant to be good
as the best
Gun MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
kept constantly hand and for sale Ammunition and
Blasting Powder Of the hest quality and in fact almost
sFrrSthne wanted hy sportsmen. He viii make 10
der his celebrated
Dot BLED BARRELLED RIFLES
so.n @ haTres e shoot with pair Of Sights Single
St5sl NJ f.he< q every description &c
" trusts by close attention 10 business 20 merit the
continued patronage Of the public.
E : SPRAGUF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn, April Ii
\ force Of 1000, on five transports, left
the Landing on SATURDAY night, ac ompa-
MED by the gunboats Tyler and LcriHg-
ton. and proceeded up the Tennessee river.
to q point near Eastport, Miss. landed
and proceeded on land to Bear Creek
bridge and destroyed the two bridges on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, one meas
uring l2l feet and the other 2l0 feet in
length
a cavalry force Of hundred and fifty
men was found there who after having
four killed, skedadded in the most ap-
proved southern STYLE
The expedition returned Sunday night
without having lost a man. This was one
of the most successful operations of its
kind during the war-cOmpletelv cutting
off communications of the main rebel
body at Corinth, with Alabama and the
rest Of the Confederaey except New Or
leans.
4 flag Of truce arrived at our outposts
yesterday, with Gov Johnson's son, of
Ky, skiing the fate of his father
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
FN-urOSARIE
BARRERTNG ANn HATR DRFsSI

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING
NHE Subscriber having recently opened shop in the
adjoining the Post OfTice is prepared 70 visit
ppon customers at anv honr Of The day. SHAVING.
SHAMPoOING HAIR DRESSING &c done in the
best manner and most fashionable STYLES
BY strict attention his business ardent desire
please. he hopes merit and Of pat
ronaEe of the citizens II Mineral Point.
Mineral Point June 3rd, iS6l If NJ p TURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

nF Kings College London, member OF the Royal
}ColIege Of Surgeons and Licentate OF the Wor-
-hpfnl Company Of Apothecaries Of England. late Of
Her Majesty's Shin DreadnouCh beg inform the pub
lc in general that he i located in Mineral Point next
door Mr. Pnlfori's Main street, where he viii be al
ys ready attend all who require his services
IN all branches OF the Medical Profession 45-tf
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SAMUEL W. FSE.

A TTORSEY AZ Law AMI Notary Public Drdgeville
~ Iowa County, Wis Particular attention paid
collecting, Refer Hon C C. Washburn and Cobb
Ssdduth 81
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equivalent in space. will be counted a square
Professionable and Business Cards. Z a line. per
year the first FIVE lines and fifty for each
IitonaI line.
E,trsy NoIces published four weeks 3 for a single
animal and fifty for each additional animal in
same notice.
Legal Notices at Statute rates.
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on ordinary
Notices of meetings, charitable societies. &c half
price,
Advertisements not accompanied with directions viii
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Yearly advertis ements allowed the privilege Of chang
Ing quarterly
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Eay~ A gang of coun.orfeiters was re
Gently broken up in st Louis. About
$l01, 800 in bogus Treasury Notes and
b nix bills were found, together with tools
for carrying on the counterfeitinc bust
ness. The agents were captured
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

4 AWYERS Mineral Point. Iowa county, Wisconsin,
Successors 70 Cobb Messmore, and Cobb. Mess
more 4 Su9duth VIII attend 70 professional business
aad correspondence he tofore Office opposite court
house up stairs 19-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

The first column gives the figures of Jose
phus; the second, the figures Of the Hebrew
Able; the the third, the figures of the Sa-
merriam and the fourth, the figures of the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
4 U MN SHOP

y 'Ntf now completed all the necessary machinery
al 80 ne purpose the subscriber Is prepared do
noe y .ITninC on the shortest notice and the
- e,athie terms, n his shop Chestnut Street
=, II. north from Njltons T. CLOw,EY.
NNr : CLARK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

The Philadelphia publisher of DR.
Names works, has offered Parson Brown
low $4,000 for the copyright Of hi, pro
posed book, giving an account Of his suf
ferinEs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
GARDNER G. lIEtGS.
DOCTOR D,ICaIRN@

NOTARY Public Land Agent &c. &, Arena Iowa
county, Wis will attend 10 the payment Of taxes
&C, With accuracy and disnatch
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SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST


S Prepared to perform operlti n pertaining 70
his profession. in 2 that win give entire
i-faction. Office up stairs the Union Billiard
loon Stiff
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+ 4wYER. Mineral Point. Wisconsin Office in tn
county building VIII attend to the claims Of sol
ders FOR Bounty ami Pensions Agent for the Mutua
LII. Insurance Co, Milwaukee, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
RAIL ROAD TIME TtBLE-
| 1851.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD
GEORGE W. CnRR,

DRODTCE and general Commission Merchant deal
/ in salt Water Lime, &c, stone warehouse nes,
K r Depot Mineral Point 1912
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
!. IL MDFFETr. ~. ID,

- ESERAI Dealer in Drv Goods. Groceries, Provisi
u ons Hardware, Re, yellow Stone Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

S:5:; F:::s '.s 30 e e T: I: +; &
abraham. SIS 292 942 1912
Total .......... 3l74 1913 224e ssIi
l will pursue the foregoing form of this Ia
BILE no farther.
l will now give the chronology of the Hc-
brew Bible in different form, corrected bv
Josephus, thus O. S.
The age of Abraham at his sons birth, 100;
Isaac co. Jacob, when he arrived in Egypt.
and went into bondage, 13O; bondage 43O
| l2l5; wilderness, 40 Joshua, I25;l Othniel
and Chushan, As; Egdon, lS Ehud so Ja-
bin, 20; Barak 40 INDIAN, 7; Gidion. 10:
Tola, %; Abinelech, 3; JAR, %; Ammon
IS; Jeptha, 8 Ibran, :; Elton. 10: Abdon
s. Philstines, 40; Samson, 20; Eli. 40;
Samuel and Saul, [32;l David, 40; Solomon.
to the building of the temple, 4. These fig
ures add mp, from Abraham to the temple,
1911 and from the creation to the temple
following the Hebrew,) 3259.
The building of the temple, according t.
Mr. Bliss, Chron. ?. SO, was b. G. 1927; con
sequentiy, according to this chronology, the
would Was, at the Christian era. 1886 wears
old; and in \. d. 1858, is 6I44 years old =
Entirely too old to suit your present calcula-
tions
! BY an examination of the foregoing table
you will discover great discrepance in these
/ four books, though they all, with one excep-
p'' ~ po'l ' 3,, 1i an,
t.sc-. = 80 - r.. -: - -
."'I' ~ '0' ~ 'i''. -,
~ oo pi'CoG - ''i'3 o'l gu vi
- = =, uP
-, ooro I.e - -
\ admitted, at least by chronologcrs. that the
/ 42O years of the Egyptian bondage, as there
/ put down, should be but 2l5 as Josephus
80 n;,,1a a,,5 ,a,,.soIf s, ~, ro,,-,, ,rl:
,,,,Id .,i,oa III, ,,r ~ III, ,,,13 49, ~,
a,+ t:,,, alr;++j,,r m tf., 49, fc ~, -,
] bor, "a 10 rorrart to 1000 80. ,rL;,I
.,',,l1 ~ g.. -, J,t1 g. ~ -
cnIatioDs 'o r,l,. liz ,!o,, +i.,. =,
oTt +I r,,i, ,f 10 T,',I,,os a. La Ic,ro,. ~
1 ~ Lif,la .,,thr,;,... ,,o =, IoIi.,.. r
/ ". ,.,,,, ,,;,-I,+ - n. Ill -, % -,
.,,,.o;,,,t -. tl, t',,I- f 1,.as .I
/ Kin u - Tbis verso roads tb,s. ..Hnd =
came m mass in tb, forr bundrad and ciabts
! iotI, ,.oo. aft,~ +Lo h;Idror of II -,
! COMO o,,t of tio I.,,d ~ F,,,,,t = 49,
I h, IS,I,,,,,\ -, - t,,iII H., b, -
I'll m 7 .-,,,4.,.t,.,li - - - -
I tbo, ,,c.s ..a.,o ;, -. bad oa,,,o :. a,,, of -,
/ tLn I,nd of Earntn ;rto Co., -
! -, =, I,,,iIi II H. - ~ I NJ.
/ excludes their 40 wears pcriginations in the
wilderness But sill we have, - wears moro
to account for. to make Kings. Vi. / seem
to be correct. This We do in this way. W.
suDpose the account of Ehud's rule as Judosa
should read ei0Lt and not cirhtv WHY 40
Because l. II is unreasonable to sunDo.c that
anv one man. in that age of the world should
be ruler of nation so long as eighty wears
.. 1t would be a very little matter TO chance
the Fnolisb word e;o5t into e;oLt, and i rro6-
abIv wonId he os c,sv . matter ~ chance
those word, in the Hebrew and with veTv
Ii.tIo ,.,Ia.-,.--z .or ,,,..;b+ - +l, +r,-;t.
or tbor ,oi,lt bc so cbar[9od PIT III ,It.,r
atjon If i is an alteration nrohabIv took
Plice after tnc DOok OF hinES was written
3 II is much more reasonable to SuoD3Sp that
~ 81 . -
'Ii' 9ii.@ic worn ti5Ht ii"u otel pN mistake
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DIR. n VI w ED.

u UYSICIAN, Surreoa and Accaucheur. Mineral
/ Point Wis. once opposite the United States lIo-
tel High Street %
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DR. WV. HrLDERRR a~D.

OFFICE in NoTett's Block, up stairs, Mineral Pc
~ Wisconsin. 3i-1 =
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IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
II the old Eagle Saloon, corner of High and Vine I
streets, Mineral Point, Wis, by
BLI ) S SO NJ
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F.-HION,3IE BARBER

~ HT0RGF APPEL having fitted UP his Shop in the
y approved style i prepared shave, Dress
Hair Shampoo etc all who NAV favor him with call.
IL will also attend ~ ding Clppiug and I-eching
short notice and in the Of the scienc-
The most perfect satisfaction warranted in all 3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Perseverance IS essential to success.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
j. IL. CLAIR V.
ALEXANDER WILSON

TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
L eral Point Office in Millions Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
JOHN III. F-Tn
RENI. q. HCnTT

NOTARY Public Convsyancer and General Acen
~ Linden. Iowa county. Wis. le-tf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Don t IA ! my farther on this ra-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

the former, saying, they were used to the
best kind Of food, which they had always
had in abundance. a third tried to per-
suade me that the then recent Union vic
tories We're really no victories at all. A
fourth being asked whether the clothes
maintain the dignity of jeff Davis gov
ernment, if not to hide its poverty, with
the bold assertion that, when they surren-
dered, they were compelled by our troops
to leave their good uniforms behind, init
mating ~ the same time that our men were
glad to get them for their own wear. And
there were others who soundly sworc that
Fort Donelson would never have been ta-
ken, nor would they have surrendered, if
their ammunition had not g give out"
These statements are palpably untrue, as
every one knows, and gave them so to
understand. This much is worthy of note,
however = that they all refrained from
passing an opinion about their officers, al
though interrogated by me on that sub
ject Even Floyd was not only not de-
nounced, but rather, his conduct at the
Fort tacitly approved, as it seemed to me.
On one point they did not leave me in
doubt They confidently declared that
the South could not be conquered Com
ing events viii settle that matter, which is
the (sensible) opinion of your
CORRESPONDENT
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COHR <. SIDnITU.

ssAsA conn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
PL0WS, STOVES, &C.
VINE undersigned havinc~A

VNllE undersigned havine~A
4 bought the Foundry of \<S%a~rss
Mr.. Jacob Heckendorn, and sSsSH3ASsSssss
removed to the rear of his Tin and Stnve
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow, is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmen, and of the very best material.
Iwoud also say that have secured the
services OF Mr.. Heckendorn, under whose
supervision the Plows are all made. Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being Perfect
i'll all their parts.
have also large stock Of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with a fn,l sup
ply Of TlN-WARC, Shovels, Forks, Rakcs,
Churns, &c, all Of which will be sold at a
very low price to suit The hard times
II Castings for almost all the plows in
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made TO siit.
Call and see orr new establishments at the
OH Stove House, corner of N ain and Bridge
trccts, where you can get almost anything
on want.
" Roofing and Spoutng, &c, attended
as usual. JOS. Z. CANTWELL.
ElAtVu, Feb 20, 1851.
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MARYLAND Volunteers f!

TNIIE U. S. Government has authorised me
l. to raise and organize Regiment Of
Union Men, for the defense of the Union !;
not to be ordered out of the State, except in
case If great necessity. | will receive and
enlist all suitable men, either by companies
or in squads Of ten. Pay to commence from
the time of enlistment.
The duty Of such men will probably be to
guards the Railroad and Quartermaster's
Depot.
This is, without doubt, the most desirable
service yet offered
1yApply at LYONS STORE, in IIavre
de Grace. ROBT. S. ROGERS,
Sept I, lSG1-tf. Colonel.
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Gfctl Gouotp E'Jaettorp.

O. For the convenience of our readers we
publish below a list Of all persons now hold
ing puhIic Offices in this county and their
employees, which may be useful Tor refer
"uCc:
Jndge of alc Circuit Court = Hos. Jcnx
H. PEiCE.
Clerk-WIL1rAM II. RICKETTS,.
Deputy Glerks-tiEuRGE Ii. JOYCE and
BENJAMIN +. LoDoRE.
SheriH.-ELI CosGnovs.
Dcputy-E. W EsLEY JAySET.
States Attorncy--WILLiAM j. JONES.
Auditor--W LILLIAN j. JONES.
Commissioner. in Chanocry--F. A. ELLIS
aHd j. S. CRAWFORD.
Crier--Jouy 5. ROssELL.
Baiiffs--WM. DHNSis"N.
Terms of Court--Thc Second Monday in
Fahruarl the First Monday in April
The Third Monday III July, and the Second
Monday in October.
Judges of the Orphans Court--JosEpn
LANES, Chief Justice LEVI II. EVANS and
NOBLE EDIBLE.
Register Of Wil!s--JAMEs McCArLEY.
County Commis>iuncrs--G w. BoILDEN,
FRANCIS &. PARKE, THOMAS GEUBB.
Clerk to CommiSsioncrs--J.S CRAWFORD.
County Surveyors. HARVEY JACK.
Physician to the Jail--DR. JGsTus DuNoTT.
School CUnmjssicncrs--GEoRGE BmDLE,
I>t Dist. JonN l.. CLAYTON md Dist. F.
~. Ellis Bird Dist CALEB e. BRoKAw, lth
List. Dr.. CHARLES 4. Sinners, 18th Dist. ;
ISAAC II. TAYLOR, 9th Dist. JEFFERSON
h ANS W, Tth Dist. DR. WV. b. ROWLAND,
Sth Dist. NATHAN GniFfrTu, 9th Dist.
clerk to School ColmmissonerS---WIL
T"RBERT.
Trustees of the Aims Housc--FEEDus
ALDnIpGE, Thomas McNEAL, REV. JOSEPH T.
fnowN, JOHNSON SHIPPERS, SAMUEL j. ENG
LAND.
nversecr to Aims Ilonsc--JonN CANTwELL.
Physician--DR. X. G.. CARTER.
Notarics rublic--DE. Il. WAKEMAN and
SAMUEL fEAco, Port DEPOSIT; +. A ELLIS,
Liliton.
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nj ARRIAGE.

It's loves and hates. SORROWS and Anglers hopes
.ss]a.s : and fears. regrets and joys: MANHOOD how
sLS~SS"st. how restored. the nature. treatment nit
radical cure Of SpcrmatnrIhaa or sennn
W"thnrss: involuntary emissions. sexual debility, and
imrcdmcns t" marriage generally: nciyousncss, con
sumption. fits. mental and physical mCalacity, resulting
from SELf-tBt Share fully explained i'll the MAR
RAGE GUIDE 10y WN YOUNG, II. d. This ms
extraordinary book should be in the hands of every
young man contemplating marriage, and every man ol
woman vino desires To limit the number If their offspring
t" their circumstances. Every pain disease and ache
incidental To youth, maturity and old age, is fully
explained: every particle If knowledge that should he
known is here given. 1t * full Of cnGinvngs. In ,.
diSrs's secrets that every should kn,w still IL
IL book that must he licked up. AMI lie about tn,
house. IL viii he sent 1" amy one. the receipt
twenty-five cents in Sp.cie or postage stamps. A,lr
DR. W VI. YOUNG, No. Ilb Spruce Street. above Fou'
Philadelphia.
10 Afflicted and unfortunate. matter What M "
your 'Iis"asc before Won place Yourself under the t
any of the notorious Quacks-nativc or furci,s' H.
advertise in this or any other paper. get n COPY a.,
luuu" = book and READ IT CtGIFuILY 1t will n, |
means 81 saving You many dollar, your hc ~
possibly Your life ,;.,.
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on aay Of $3.50
described in his publication, at his Office, NJ "f"N'
Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. 1sc, J.,
Office hours from to 3 daily. ~ '>'-E |
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tt!c0itiliol
yer'sSarsapariIIa

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hat W ~ 'AI me- 'ii'''.''i ai'erAtiFe
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..lr,S Va 81. ie"a.i "i'eistIfS power rs
,.,',i, y ,o.',,t,1 ~ ro 4"I ';ie utsesSeS
81, r,I, l'I'aN9 " N,ae ~ - "e1'tN,u
sn ,,a! S t.nr ,u-eaS 10 mui.t 'g t,io,e "i.o
wl;nb ,,ii oo,,i;. INV ",," ..t oiic
If n,on. sorr;'o tn tl;. ,raS an's' T. 'onu
Afflicted G,,lowlctizous How cor,,iataIr he
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,,,,rrrro,,s avn E,,IrrIrr u,s,,srs Trr,ns
prvr, p, D,,rc,rs rr,,nns 60, n,,,.,,,I
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class IF eomnnnts aris;n~ frn I,,r,,,,r, ,,
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,,oto, Of hall, t, . ~ =, -, 80 pr
cxncl tbc fnnl hnna.s ,r,;I1 60 'p',5, ~, W
hlnnd + that sa,sn,' ~, '.n. d.. -, 49, .0
" cynml.o, If thnr ,,,n,,v r,n, ,;,,y d;soriar,
arc ,i;,,,cl in tLo Nj ,I,,l,;trjo. ao,, H.,
the aiI Of This rc,,oI, s,,ro tho,,so,vos fro,,
tho cndura,,o NJ G,i o.i,,'t,,s .nI ,,1oaro',s
scrcs ,hrn',',h ,yhh tho i,.ia, Win str,o 40
rid itsrlf If cormnt;ons Il! moi ,ssistoJ 70 10
th;s tbro,rl Tho n,t,..,1 ot,mrols 81 tto I',I,
Inv m nltcr,t;vo mndic;n Cleanse ont +bo
vitiatnd blood whenever Won find IFS ;mnnrit;ns
,rlr,tinc thronoh thc skin in n;mnIrs nrnnt;ons
AZ snros. c1n,3so l. ,,Lo,, ia, G,,h l. t. H.
strprttd and slunr;,b in tbc ,,a;ns .. oloo,so =
whn,nvor II i f,nl onL VOW f,ol;'cr, Iii toiI
Won when, Evo, whore no nort;cnio,. G;.arllnr
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DEADY.MADE CLOTHING at Z. DREN
IL MEMS, where can now be found the larg est
best and cheapest assortment of Spr ng and Sum
mer Clothing, all bought for the Cash, at prices
to suit the times Also. just received. large
Cassnets, Cottonades Linens, 10 Also. a large
assortment Of Gcntcmens Furnishing Goods
including Shirts Collars Neck-Tics Crnva Is,
Suspcnders Undershirts and Drawers, Gloves
Hosiery, &c Iapril 20.
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HOWARD ASSOCIAoN,
PylILADELPsA.

n Bencroleni Institution esfal e., ~ TeCt'f
Endomment, for The ReiiGfof ona ' J E,,;Ja m%
hessed' dN,e'ed c'm lfg Cure of Diseases
Diseases, and especiaai'yJo'' "'' y N'''o'eS
ofthe Seruai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given. with description Of
s'"n, 10 az VINO apply ny w. habits Of life, 49, and
in eases of extreme puvert
charge. n Snermntorr,,,,, or1 ,,,
-, an An,r pi>tns; and On the NEW RENE
I" 'hc sexual cn>ary, sent to the afflicted
DIS employed III ing free of charge Two or three
in sealed letter envclfr acceptable
stamps Tor postage hlN HoUGnroN. Acting Sur.
a'hitSs ph' H. S"n, No. South Ninth Street
gcon. Howard A.Sordcr uf thr Directors,
Philadelphia, Pa.iA b. HEARTW ELL. President
o D. Secretary.
GEO. FAIRCy.
4, "a Su'
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REMNYaI.

HR. T. II. MUSGROFE has removed h
AFOnce to the new Brick Building
opposite Col. Groome's. lie is pre-. QxIlf
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to a full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Persons from a distance. by in
forming hlm by mail or otherwise. MAY have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability OF disappointment. mar Eft
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Tin, Store and Sheet-Iron
NAVIGATOR

last Opened on Main Street, Ekion, neat door
TO +. BroWn, IRIS. Store.
A large assortment ofSTOvES, embracing
"A very variety of PARLOR and COOK
STOVES. | recommend
The Continental Stove
to the attention of Housek ecpers, as the
most convenient and complete Cooking
Stove now offered for sale, arranged for
burning either wood or coal. The extensive
sale which this Stove has met with has
stamped the Continental as THE favorite of
llousekeepers.
TIN-WARE of all kinds constantly on
Hand, at wholesale and retail prices.
ROOFING and SCOUTING done at the
shortest notice, and at rates to suit the times
U"TERMS-GASH.
F. ALDRIDGE.
Elkton, Sept II, 1861 If.
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Gar0s.
SaSnuei Nxarsr,c.l,
DJI,NUISU

I 2 II ~ I ~
NO los WEST SEVENTH STR EPT between
y @hipey and Orange, WILMINGTON D,l
:. VI wing enjoyed prletiec in this city a
9unb2r of years, with pleasure refers to the PROM
ncnt citizens generally Sept |, l56U-Iy
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Letter POstage-Prepaid.
quarterly Rates of Postage,

quarterly Rates OF Postage,
When paid Quarterly or Yearly. in Advance
on Newspapers and Periodicals, to actual
Subscribers.
Weekly Newspapers within the county where
printed and published, free. Newspapers and
Periodicals, not exceeding II OF. circulated
in the State where published, daily, 22s cents;
six times week, 1913 tri-wcekly, 90; semi
weekly, 81; weekly, 81; scmi.monthly, u
monthly, :. or. and under, TO any part of
the U. s. daily, 49, cents six times week,
80; tri.weekly, l0a; semi -weckly. -
weekly, 60 sem-monthly, 3 monthly, IL.
Books prepaid, not over lbs. cent per
OF. in the United States, under 5000 miles
2cts. over 5000, prepayment required. An
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Hoop SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS H..
- GREAT FALL IL PRICES Of HOOP SKIRTS
Il" fr cent lower thtn til" usual Prices We have nm
lrrN ne" ;" yc anl make Of skirts from what we hoy
March g,'G1 TlInS ni55L>mr>::