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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
0ermiidltcs.

Sntere ante alte SGn3e Iino
Der i'm Sal3bur9t1Gen mod iitli9e Nmiunoat,
no jsoss tan3enOe Qaar Elm belttmmtss Brett
ntGt SerlalIen bari; Der i'm Qanp an Der
Semp II. Seu nOb sebrduliGe . mettanA
bel welhsm Elm 5ut ais @eptnn aueaepitr.
felt miro, Der SppetpOsel /, BET Dem man
aterIth uno genau auf cen Son bin na9 be-
ltImmter SSetung wte Elm GU9el bIpft unb
naA Gutter 9narrt, uno Der 1Ap1bilbe
ngaus- AUDI S6wetnauer, 9eutau.
it'd, ,S6ubldnler Uper 6arenl9la9er = etn
Gambler fir etn 9aar, tppbei pas NlGr6en IiA
nit ittt9 seenften NuSen lttq fUrtDrebt, inpe6
t9r SurlG lie umfreiIsno anf ale gBeile letne
6rsuoe unD 3tsbe pantOmimilA ausprldt.
Oabet ltampft er nit Den 6iiben, .tlcpft nit
oanpen i'm Salt auf S9entel, Sniee uno
GuBablase, ma6t AUDI wpbl einen Ynr;el.
baum Oper l1la9t NoOer, Iprinst iiber Das
Map6en binIber, labt Ie unter leinem Nrm
lth ourhDreben, prebt Itd nnter Dem tbrtaen
Ourn, ntmmt lte aber nur lelten, tYenn audi
fturts, in Die arme, unO ;ulebt, wenn er eiuer
1T, Der alte 1raoitiUnen sbrt, unD Die &raft
oa3u bat, lAwinSt er lie in pte 6Gbe, bod
itber lein 9aupt, uno laBt lie Hteper 3ierlt9
bsruntel Iattern.
Gn9ltiAe SrG nj istett. Dte
S4nurrbarte 9 ftnp sotttps. -
jtilrjllA fcnnte man an bar Sbiire etner Sir
de in 2OnDUn iolsenDe Barnung lelen -
vWan miro auspradItA erluAt, wd6renD bes
Wottesptsnltes III rteler &tr4e feline 99nurr.
barte gu tragen."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04

Die ndAfen Sage bra6ten nod etnige
| Idpsre SGtflalsIAlase ilber Den &Ommer3ten-
ratb, 3rpet 9amburger @rpOrtbauler NIT
pslGen sr tn lsbr ausseOebnter gelbaf ft6Uer=
btnpuns ltanD, waren sefaaen, unD Die Ger-
LUTTE, Don welbsn Balper bieDurh betrUffsn
warp, iibertiegen ale StGBe, pel6e er Isuber
erl,tten bate, unp nnter Dem erlten @tnorud
Dteler 5tobsprlt lpraG Der 8ubrttberr 1aUn ca.
ppu, lsin @elGaIt gu liquipirn.
SD bin ru,nirt" 1aste er, vih Iebe fetnen
2Iuspes mebr Dor Mussn Sh bin Elm Betts
lsr, aber td9 tann meinen @laubisern eere6t
perpen !"
p9tU6 1T es ntdt gum NsuBerfen sstcm.
men, Onfsl," Ia9te Der BuAbaIter gu ibn,.
Der GerIult 1T srpb aber nUd ntGt gang IL
der; 60 tanR lib NIT betoen 6aulern nod
siinltiger geltalten ais mir erwarten, llnp
Damn baben Gts ia nod etne 5Ilfaqu,ae, Die
Sie nod gar nid,t tenuBt baben: Npbert's
VermDsen."
yNobert's GermSsen E" erptDerteber &om-
mer3ienratb tcnlps; mo pentlt Ou bin, 0tue
DUlpb {? SUu i& tbn in metnen 8utn beretns
5ieber, nur I'm msinen Stur3 gu oerSDsern f?
SDll leb ibn belGlplnDeln, ramit er meine Ser
baltnilFe fur be1er balte, ais lte linD, Dbl6On
tA ibm gu piel umliAt uno @eIhafts3epanpte
bett 3utraue, ais paB er blinpltng5 auf iCl4e
8o.lptesslungen etnsin9e ODER ntAt Iel6it 5u
iebsn osrlanste ? SOer fol- i'd MIDI an fem
Wiitleio wenpem, mnp tptrD er mir oann Die
erbstene 6alfe nt6t erlt reAt perfasen, mann
er ilber meine 3ultanpe tIar liebt2"
vSie lpllen feines BON betpen. lieber Sbetnt,
ermloerte Der Bu4talter, v@0ie iOlIen Ufen
anp ebrliA Sesen Jpn lein, unp .ibm einen
Sorlhla9 MAIDEN, tpelGer 3ur Nettun9 fiibren
fann, einen BOrlGlog, ourob pslhen Sic
SIR germGsen unp pie 3ufuaft Sbrer 6amilie
H6ern! J"
vunp tpas fur etn Mittel mare bies z"
vGin Gertauf Sbrer Jabrtfen unp Qie9ena
Ihaften all Jpn 9esen eine 2etbrente nnp nit
Der Beltimmung, paB lie Das @eIAaft btnnen
finf ODER sebn Sabren !pteper ppn lbm 3urilds
faufsn tDnnen, msnn bic &rilis ppriiber 1T,
penn Die S6arten tpieper au39ewset tpDroen
ltnD, renn 6te lCllen Dem @elhafte nt6t frenp
bleiben, lonpern pemleIbem Sbre Grfabrun9
unp umlid9t nGG ,pie DOr erbalten -"
uSunee, pas tit Elm Qthtltrabl!" !" rtef Der
6ommsr3tsnratR lsbbaft uup freupts npas
tpnnte mid retten, unp Die nadlte 3ufunft
tpilrDe mir erlauben, pas @sl&aft wieDer su
ritd3utaufsn unD NObsrt etne rei9liAe prcpi-
lion fur feline SoIlie gu besaelen. - Nter icb
fiir4te, es 1T bod nt&t auSfiibrbar," ltete er
pann fleinmiitbi9 binau uNObert miro ntd,t
parauf etn9eben, unp Wenn er es tbGte, relhe
SHpteris!eiten pirDen mir i'm StUube met-
ner eisenen 5amtlle erwa6len =? @laublt Du,
metne bO6fabrsnpe Grau pilrpe liA te 3u elmer
lol6 pemiitbieenoen Mabreeel bqusmen {"
u0enn man Ie pariiber beiraste, allerpin9s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04

Das Dasrbfn punl qanOe
(GiHe SouIien9eGtGe)
Ctfrien ~ epItMS.
(3crtlegua3,1


Sie blidte 3u tbm aui unO bide Gbrdner'
quOaen aus ibren Nusen; a6er tbr 8ld mar
niht berb unp porwmf7Sol, lonoern eber bit@
temp. Sic bot ibm pie Qinfe, tp1breno Ite Die
rstte 0anD feierIih auf Das 0er3 lsSte, unp
laete nit einem 3Un, welA aus tbrem tnners
Fen persen qupl vJuOOIpb. lteber Better,
Sic linD Elm lOds etlsr, treuer Sreuub, bag ih
Sbnen metn gon3es 0estrauen lAente. 9al>
len (Sic MID lhwsi9en ilber Oinee. lrelbe gu
beurtbeien Der 5pAter ntdt 9e3iemt; absr
leien Sie ilberseugt, pab Der Wunl4, pielse
!6ou5 3u perla0en. bet mir tbeilwetle nur aus
pem gSunI6e entlprin9t, gu bswetlen, DAP iA
in einfahers unp naturwuAFsere TerbaItnilie
Surudfebren mGdte."
vllno tparum .ni6t DieIe etnfaGeren Ser
bdltnilIe in DteIes 6au6 Suriidfiibren 2"
fraete Der Su9balter, unp pridte 5enrtetten
tparm Die 6anp.
vDies bdnst ntht bon MIR ab. NubUlpb, 4"
lasts is; yunp Die Mutter 1T 70 Serblenpet,
Dap th taum gu bOffen mage, te werpe ie liA
in piele GeDutttrn fu9en."
vSIt lebrt Die giCtb uns 3rangspeie, mas
mir ni6t lelber tbun wpIten, @Culine. sber
baben Gle suten Mutb Sn wentsen Sassn
lptrp oer Better pteper beber Suriidfebren, penn
ee ,iebt ibu mGAttg bieber gu Sbnsn, unp
Damn miro alles pObl lhnell cine anrere gGens
puns netmeu. @inltpeilen a6er berubsen
@5ie pie 3ante iber SOa'e S6tdial unp lu4en
Sle Te auf pernunftigere Nnliaten ii6sr mi9
3u brtnsen, BERN id futile tpOtl. DAP lie mth
fOrtan nod bitterer bal1en miro ais 3uUUr, wsil
lie DEN @eoanfen niebt ertrasen fam, paB ib
tbren Dlan pereiteIt, penn ib aud Slet6 ibr
&inD oapur6 eeret.et bute J"
% netrl, Rurslpb, sic beurtbetlen Mama
ni4t riAtis; lie ptrD Sbnen aufri&tts pan=
ten. ....."
v9liemals - eS eibt @lsnIhen, rrslds nie>
mails unreht ba6en wpaen, unp pelae am uns
perlGbuIiGitsn Se9en piejent9sn linC, welte
Sbnsn Elm unrs6t naAeerpielen baben. 3u
Dtelen 8erbIenpetsn eebGrt aud Sbre unslad-
li1e, pom 0liif oertpGbnte Wama Ste mirD
mir unpsriDbnli9 9ruuen, aber tG fIrdte fe
niht,
gs mubte stntse @a6rteit In tieier 8smer.
tun9 lieeen. penn, elbt 5enriette waste ibr
niht mebr gu tptCeripre4en, unO te uetli6erte
i'm nur, pab lie ibm ME uerselIsn werpe, mas
Der 9ater unp Spa ibm perpantten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
assfsash Warf! Marf! Matf
80 Z. @trabe. gBsibiustOn .. s.
9Ja;tf

AHf Spr &rsunrs, abt Ins rralsn
SSH Den Irii9e, tu t9 I4ari
f sSn Der &topen SrGden alien
N1et bic SHit gum . ntutl i9a1ti
Der Pat TT nun wtecer lr Vub;tfum seOlntt. unh
miro Der nr8si6nete es tb anssIesen Fin laien. on
6les SaPn ben Yart 81 eaem ans neta,R 2epIin5
aN9scrt gu MAIDEN. ~s5a
gu Osnt, tgmteu i6atSer @i9en ebennen asrdHntisen
Gang Satcn 1T ne MI 9el1madpcgen Dcpracner ausSe
fiat ee 8ubHe auBebou wel1e tp Weretnsu RrpaISe
itGIhat n .ur Senusnu3 empiepe.
3we saS4eS t9nete re9eIDaRten, Gtteblianb S@anten
w. l. IT, tsben Ierner aur uRtrgaItune Dausn
be.etl,
Nscte R etr- uno gedarQ QSte, aus ,eSehuee' pblab.
pbta Sa9erber ppe all; Sr1nte tn better Qnatt
ete HIe ptre tetS 8ste aG Getra en 5atpa
1veiern, ~ r..
Ra- Ssben SGnutal Ga@rtttas;
3ocrecs(S Spn;ert!
Nftun9Spou Otrtr0m &etnS.
l- 9s anb bnrsldsnpe 8prfebrua9sM 9eroFie o1s hen
Tubltflm ten UersaiIssn Jsfert tIan, SulilS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
SSafbtnatpner Mnsetgen.
gBafbinatOn Meabemp Of Wfufif

2S9 pa. Nv Sptl8en Q. WnS 10. Str, 5sH
oSeeen gtatmtttas pom ubr an
OH1trumentGls nno NpcaIsGpn3ert
Der aus psn ta tighten &alern beit beassa us ueusrpnss
@ue rabrs&n Grril&uusn. Gtsorrsa anb epciiem tnS
pom Der belen 2ualItdt. - -.
SltS2s 9eurs &alsntbal, q Gtsentbimer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
0Snf btnatpuer 3ln,etecu.
0fnllnla ans' DpnI


OtulImn ans' pDnI
geo. 456 Wsnni. atD. sptfGen 3. NIB AZ ctr.
AEaiblnsicn 8. e..
Der llnterae&nete ma&t enen ietberisen GSeR iOtIs
0em retenneH $ubam tberRaurt bic srssbenfs Auieic
oae er BON
Wlontd9 ben %. Stunt an
bic resemGBiSe Fable bbOte eues Srtes aEsbobe Hat
ltatt eeilen esae soafGnrlse
Neitauraticn
BON WtCr9ens 6 bis Nlhts ID l16r t1aIi&
eiusertet BAT Die speiietarte wrc ets Oas Tee mas
Die 9aPresseit unS Der ben mSsi& biuiseu
4Sreien bieten.
Ter 4'rsts fiir 8tnlmer nit ben beftsu ssttsa ta
Staptit:
per Gag so &ts.
per GecGe Dollars.
per Wtpnat 10 Drlaras
Gs 1T bieie eiuriGtuns PauptiStG arr 4equemt&Eet
bes reeSen Rublfums getroffeH tpcreeu unn pirD bic
Seriemuns unb SeinGfeit res 9auies icrie Der 1ear
uno bic 9iGe seriS nGts gu piiniGen GbriS iaiiea.
Suni23 %. 0uIIMQuu, 4rcurietcg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
81 n m9e Seute.
DR.. Johnston,
ber etn3ise @r8t, tpsI9sr ansstGt.
8 aIttmpres oGs@pfbttaI.
CUR 1nterbriiduns Ger 2uad 'ul6erst etnbItrt.
Der etu3t9e plas In Der @eIt, pp it&ere,
1hneae unb eranoli6e &uren In

Der eil,tse Dlab In Der gBelt, pp 1i&ere
14neae rnp sriinolde &uren tn
ecbcimcn &rdnfbeitcn
eemat ben: ots e1 nc: 3uunasuR btSte. @Gr&t Il
benz &Itn uno ZEN @leeern. 9 nainpnreen Oeren uu
Vlale. ga lueneraesun8 Smibe htr Moeu Wa yeniw8
Hortsn. S4i@ ernbet ttsru gnlenI6pdb be. S@pinrst
6cp @neri, SntldnbHs bs AlIes Der Nae br Qanee bel
MaaeH Der ngerebs urO al r len rllsba be ewtfsr
9eoe men Sewohnh item h Hlenh elde ihreT Crfer1 ae:Rr
her trS oL er 5rnsn, CSan, easrtea BIS llIS1ss
rTabr'H rnD fuean 8ebs erter ID alin,.uSNeu
9rfnuseu ruhtsn S6pie Der Sc1Suten 6erpor6rtuseu
t6gsn. WV
Sunee Mdnner,
onNere w bte Opfer eues ssbttmsn eaers srsrbtn aA
sdS iabrItG Urie zauituh tn r 10 n<s Grab ei ~tas
eat@ Rrt sFaabntn aans Gnn .nrwtdrr
nf Gem Douuer Der Serepinmie SeuGt nesetRer
stter ksaubern dSus entIrd taken parsea tsen H&
rpaem Uertrauew udEen-
Serbeirntbete Yeripnen,
Ssr SciGe ee E su vetberotctu DeobReen unt ID phn
F6sr eGpot sSs enes anbersn 5turubts bust Dub iOa
ten Inptr3uSlt9 Or. SebnHon "a Ratbx ttEhSn-
@Gt ?tnesrus cite &6 pbsHts eree 8errAttuuS
Hbaett otr NrDsn 8tsssyn cuh S3ua@s 4rS6Sptsne
ger art6en DIRT rereen iont0 iustrt Derienos neAef
20 her 8etdnbIune nrIDres rcu Or Sptnasu nrstcEt
LaH tn ss susm GtreumGnne etus ur&. e4
HHS !xSsrHEa6 au issnt drtt6s @tFnid&stt SerIafen
Sr9antlhe Shwd6e
anpejaSIi9 Ssbst DDGe Rrsf wSer bereesUt Dees
urtbGrt ehen pcles hGs esbcu tlsnh bt Ge amt RAD
lommsnaaf unaog6 ma&t "a Oft boS 2ppt Dtrs trtn
eetesnidften unbernntn 6buen Sunes ssu Rnh IA lttf
tenneH Cbsst3 Re aud bird 6ttturtn Rttbtrf&aeeu ta
2afn SteH une Gneere uraeu en:Ress fenu ID e sp
fensteeS ctne 6Oee oes DBbrousS BET belhsn Crsanc
eT abfr ra e auenen bds BITE Rra hF Gfseueune err uru
Hen peprer urb M nG petmlt&en eGaeru ereben ale rru
0eNen 6e % Tete fne Gusert pcrbsn tuE@ rnbea 6e.
aIs PIE gsrDaauuss sDrtsuss seDas uuh A ppufam Ws
GItsrn une 3sPr Usu O ni&t bic urfae Der srunssst u
rr tncer coer 6Senec dDe oft tben e qetbsn cnhs.
Eanbeu Hnb. IL ~ - - -
R Office: go. Glib rGrsheridaraee,
teben 59ilren DON BuIttmUrefT., Gltlt&e Sttte,
pte Stafen ttnouf. .-..
utan mers 6 amen unb Sdusnummer teuu unwRtnAe NH
TIsrtpe ataAmd9er eur&ttebeu unt ecHcup Gua6aIbef
SHnpht6tr Sttcswt6et Sasurentees eopenpuSer Ie
Enen 0 regeImasts &ere uut lauern RnSrcseu Ds.
SUhnfcn'e 0Rnf tn ber Slibe %
sfS. Als SrtsF mn6tu enrn Vpa-etmp suthaItsn.
Cine oeiIIn9 in 2 IaSen suSef6ert.
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Or. SSohnifnn.

gsee ees tOntst&eu GOntsums SDrnbdfste In SOnbrn
Eacurler nes oer erRen mehttnen &reaen Der Stac.
es DeF pen 6roeteu abe ues eebus SsfpdIern vu
SDnOcn Vds vbdseebta Stdhcu snaeDrot bat
nst Der mnnhsrbOrfeu 5ennecu ppnenbtt ron teneu h
@Gs oeI uttoa pttb uuyabIte eetbenb1 e an Dbreuan
n %sr?otat TaD anesren arsnfDera Itsteu frs O. AUG
sfH Oct strusea RIttussseeu CrAen auSenbl6& &C,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
Wlecbanics 0aM.

$~$~SVSNANt$V SfCNSA1
9Ic. 598 WtaipanD Np., nabe Dem Capitol.
Gises bsm 9nbiifum fpteliebte Saus nit nsm ibattgen
@arte benz eerauuen nnc tuplsn GaHSlapn lit tn aaen
ietnen AbeiIsn perbeert unb brmt e-
ppblen. 4&
Sspsa RCutas unb GOnnertas %bene, f.sr.
l[ 8beatel- -@ortellung AN
aut Der neu erbuuten gel@mafSUlen SCnlmerbIgne
BEL pra9typle, illumination p,s Sar.Ns.
" ytaN Der Sorlteuun9: GummerbnlI.
Der Seser bat es & sur NuiSabe esnat ets nte rein.
en unD belten ane, Ser unp anpere @etrsa NJ bas Pub
IitunI 81 perabreden. st.
MteIne AIe pwie the ute CUTE Setieugns perhen ete.
aAs ras prSe beitrasen Die 8Hrtepenbt per uiG @e
epreneen sW erbatn. 1855
aS SepeH Uttpp usso SOunabenb na6 S6lus ner Wep.
Itlnterbaane i'm capitol ptrp Die Marine @nnn i'm
V1rten hes unterseGnetea
tbre 0Un3erte fortIeben.
SHEtZ2s S tn Sed , GisentbImer.
yprInnaf in @a9inStOn 2. =. tn reariaea @aapet
O@%'"'HA 1nle-6ule1u, DO 6l1, 9. SIR. nabe pennf,
grenue, eeui6e 0do9en Tur Sobancn Gu en- u1o Rju
oern.ae9en, oeer OnSen Arpelten in omeritanhen nnb
reuspe1 oanlen nit ansse3 10y ete Sten ERtn np lpaei
~ pabsn; as@ fur arbeU9enDe luaSs SeAe np SteGen
ppLeanoen, Na4lrage
SnHtss R, .. MAILER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
Sunee N1nner,
0cbcimc1t &rdnfbeitcn

9siUueera ws&s b OU nes settmen eaers sewprbtn ak
eds abrt y Utfe zentut tn ctr 10 bs Grab eeBt @ss
tt Gem Dcuutr Der SsrsDnmlstt Seuai sest br
tste tstdubernb Zone enp6t taseu pxrrea mtseu I'D
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-04
Doctor 8eH,
q Nrat unp @eburtsbelfer,

q
Nr. 78 SOalbalhsr, S1pi1en Grster nnb XlspAitr~
Arme wereea unenI, e4cIies heboHoet
s. Nnt nnh eaisIbp aas Aren Err@b1neer nno SrrFcr'
etre tsy NRHnsTI I&raMsn HRn RlnnerR hahen. MpaOSu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

EIGHT or CASsoE--A navy 64 poEad-
er weighs Isl times Is much "a one ofisa
shot The English wrought iron l3-isch
gun Of Eorsfall is 40 times heavier than
Its shot The Rodman IS inch gun weighs
80 times moro than its shell and ia
more thaa IT'S solid shot The pfojectiles
cred by the N9ni5o. were liinch shells
with smal cavity, and very thick walls
weighing loo f5s.. and 90 l-2 of them
weighed as much a. the gun Ii is laid
down as . general rule that a cannon must
be a east oas hundred times heavier than
It's shos
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
spO2TSTAT5 DEPOT.

rT'HE Undersigned having again opened q shop in
! Mineral Point. can foand en- The corner of High
and Chesnut streets. opposite Nlton's Block.
the public generally thar he IS prepared DO all ard
any kini II work in his line lie VIII also Keep
GUNS FOR SALE
q rs bes. quality which he VIII warrant 20 be A. good
the best
GJN MATERIALS 0F ALL KINDS
kept aatly en hand and sale. Ammunition and
a>tlac Powder Of the bes qalty and in fac,. almost
every fh.n- wanted hy sp1rts1en He viii MAKE 20
der hiz celebrated
DOUBLED BARRELLED RIFLES
both barrels . shoot with one pair q Sights Single
barrel Rides q every description, sc
Tie tr;iSts hv close attention Business merit tho
esntia4ed Patrou2se q the uua5e-
E : SPRACCE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
NUMBER d.

teers to regiments then in process e for
marion, "tlch would exclude the 29th
heslnest iroms tho benefits Of tue State
bounty 1t would be but justice tha, oil
volunteers from our ate should he placed
upon an equal footing, and that ths STAT,
should not discriminate in it's gan-
erosity ] would recommend tbe-~.
tore, t 1T the benefits Of charter : IS
the General Laws of the Fxtra Ssss; - =.
OF 1901, as modified BY chanter IIo =.
the present session, be extende,, ~ ~
10th Regiment " ''io
1t IS believed that this vijl be tb, l..
Regiment that the general t,f,varrr,,a,,.
VIII require from our State ana tb.. -
the present efficient army, and The adj.
tons that viii be male 10 ituaaar tbe -
cai, Government WI be able ta srp,~s,,
the armed rebellion Gradually -.
steadily, we see the proportions ef !.
Name as the army of the Uaion advances
We may meet with occasional ravs,.-o,
Tor there IS yet large and desperate a.
M coatendlng against ours, but we 81,
feel that God viii grant final vi.torx -
our just cause May the day of that vic,
tory soon appear
EDWARD SALONN[
II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

to- The Janesville Gazette publishes
the following
MEssEs EDr-oRs Some yesrs ago.
read IN some Publication, that to plant
Coffee Beans (sometimes called Horse
Beans, } with cucumbers. 80 as TO leave at
least one plant IN each hill, viii be per.
feet protection 10 the vines against tho
rlyages OF the striped bug have tried
the experiment three years with complete
success, and as the season is ut hand for
planting cucumbers, / deem the matter Of
sufficient Importance to make it public
through the medium Of your columns
Truly yours.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

hUsH BIscUrr = Make about q quart
Of India meal mush or stirahout whil.
hot, add a piece Of butter about the size
Of an ege, thin 1t with milk, adding lit.
tic salt; ther add some -four, thin il with
a tea cup Of yeast, then add as much
more Hour as will make il the consistsnc.
Of dough knead it well. set IL to rise.
and bake with hot fire. The meal makes
she bread Hight, and thus removes ths oh
lection % the unhealthfulnsss Of no.
bread Hills Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

knowledge chat he has failed to prove the
title he SO ridieulousiy abuses He has
his warning, let him profit by st.
The sick in our Regiment is quite heavy.
For the third time since we left Catlett
Station our hospital has been cleared of
Its patients, by shipping them to Alexan-
dria and Washington Company +"
has eight in the general hospital, and the
other companies viii average s.bout the
same Since last wrote yeu, ten of our
Begiment have died
A day or two since CHRIs " 4GoxER
paid Us visit CHRls looks as natural
as ever, aad by all Appearances appears
TO be re ping a full share OF the worldly
goods CHRIs is doing business at Alex
andria He says he VIII be in Richmond
as soon as we do, with a large stock OF
goods
Our men have been rather fghty since
hearing Of the bravo doings OF the Fifth
Regiment. As for the gallant COBB, we
knew enough Of him before, and consid-
cred that he would do his duty, wherever
placed, and as he commands one OF the
best Regiments in the service, we expect
nothing else but good reports from him.
The Second will anxiously abide her time,
and If possible meet her brothers on an
equal footing
The Mineral Point papers reach us
regularly, once week.
cur friends will please be particular in
directing their letters In all cases, di-
rect Is follows
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Terms of Advertising.

Twelve lines Nonpare type compact matter, or their
sauivalentin in space viii be counted a square
Professionable ard Business Cards, 81 line, per
year the first lines and fifty cents for each ad
dltioual line.
Estray Notices published four weeks. 81 for single
animal and dfty cents for each additional animal in
notice.
Legal Notices at Statute rates
Special Notices. loaded and kept inside, having prece
aence Of ordinary advertisements 50 per cent adsanee
ordinary rates.
price.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions win
be inserted till forbid, and charged for accordingly
Az transient adrertjss1leltts must - pgi1 FOR ~
G6c,tacs. This rule VIII not be varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege Of chang
lag qa4r-srly.
No Advertisement considered less than s4nart
aII.Ls caLLEcrAnIE a.AaIEaLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

pa john c. Heenan Is cutting quite
swell in England He is with Ioyss
American Circus, at salery Of $500 per
week He gives exibitians in tbo ring of
the art OF self defense. with LinSev tho
Lancashire sampson 3fr Howes ha.
recently purchased the Dl chess of Kent,
state carriage e5 2 cost or 500 guineas. 20
conrey the renowned John 20 ani f-o,a
his hotel 70 the circus. Tour chargers ane4
two iITeried footnem are attached = th.
tur uout
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$324.O0O.o0O

80
oeneat derived iroU1 food taken. aepend,
very much upo1 the condition Of the beay
while eating If taken in a moody. cross
or deSpaIrlng condition of the mind. dige.
ton Is much less perfect and slower than
v. wAan taken with cheerful disposition =
iAe Fesy rapid and silent manner too CEN
mon among Americans. should be axoiJ-
ed, and scme topic Of interest introduced
at meals that all May paytai,e in. and if Z
hearty laugh u occasionally INDUCED ia
It wiil be al the better.
1t Is not uncommon that a person di-
mig n pleasant and social company. can
eat ana digest well that which, when cat
en- alone, and the mind absorbed In soIae
deep study. or brooding over cares and
usappointments, would lie long undigest-
ed IN the stomach, causing derange1nen.
and pain. and If much i-duIged in, be
come the cause Of permanent injury to
the system.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
rt&IflDy4BT.r DAVBER

1t FORGE APPEL having fttei up lis shop in the
most approved style. IS prepared % shave Dress
HAT Shaapa5 etc. al Sh3 u,s favor him vith call
lie VIII also attend Beeline. Guppins and ieeehing,
notice t3se best # the sCIs4ce-
TAe Iaaas perf-c satisfaction FarEiuted in an t}
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
Mineral Point Hotel.
WILLIAH WALKER Proprietor

- dAHS7 hited up my nev building east and al
EH inoss opposite thc f Z Depot am now preTsar-
As& 81 s3 aec1ull7 ia1c the Travelling PubHe in frst
class @syle tad At prices to suit The tines
B0ARpEES by the CAV or asaI viii - e,,sts9 s.y,
sxeelseEls aecof'a 1dtflo5s= a. moderate charges
$3.50 etAA'-ls aAa = c--t-e Yard attached 70 she
uo-3z u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

Polly, dear, said loving has
band to his spouse. who was several vo1rs
hiF junior, what do you say to settling in
Denver City "Oh, I'm delighted ~isl
the idea You recollecs when Morgan
went out there he was poor as wc-1re, and
he died in saree years worth teo .hon.sni
dollars
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

4 TToRNEY st Inv 5and Notary Public, Dodgeville.
4 Iowa C1eety, tyi=. Pa-tle1Iar attention paid to
collecting. Refer - Hon g. {. Wazlburn, ana Cobb
Saddgth. 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

DHYsICIAN. Surgeon and Accoueheur. Mineral
/ pssa. Wis Oidce opposite the United States H9-
tel Hleh street p
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COBB s. 1tDBUTH.

/ AWYERS, Mineral Point, Iowa county Wisconsin,
! successors Cobb < AIessuaore, and Cobb Mess
talrs SIIdlth, VIII attend to professional business
and correspondence a he aasgre Office opposite court
Aoass. 2p stairs l9-u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
JOHN II. E~ToN,
BES5. q. -c0TT

NOTARY Putlic Conveyance ana General Agent
y Linden, Iowa county, Nls. lo-tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

y Five Fided guns were found barst
within the rshsi works a. Iorktorn
Ifler ~ere r1capf7ctF1rsd in Richmond
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

DOCTOR DALGAiIiN~.

y 1EaRE p.-ea. Laad AGENT, sc. Sc. Arena. Iowa
~ eels. ,fss., III attend 10 the payment Of taxes
3 HIza accuracy and dispatch 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

nvFICE in Mo1ett's Block, up stairs, Mineral Poi
| J wisconsin Sal y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11

DuYSIcIsS aud Surgeon. Mineral Point. Wisconsin
L oHce one door above PUiiorfs Drug store, High
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-06-11
!. II. CLAIR Il.
JAS r sUDDUTH

4 TT0RNEY II Law and Solicitor in Chancery, siin
n eral Point. Office 10 Miltoo's Block