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diHerent description. In or near the centre
OF each OF the Sibley tents there is a gov
ernment stove, which, by the way, is a
very essential and welcome com mpanion this
chilly weather. The camp is laid cui in
streets, many oil which bear conspicuous
and humorous. names. II would be quite
as difficult as unnecessary for me to attempt
minute detail OF our furniture, fare, amuse-
ments &c, but can assure you that we
are well cared for
Columbia county is pretty we'll represent
ed in Company F. OF first Penn'a. Heavy
Artillery, there being quite goodly mum
Der OF enthusiastic and enterprising young
men with US from that section | some
times hear persons remarking that Columbia
county is NOT very loyal in this crisis, which
beheve 10 be most egregious error She
has furnished her full quota OF volunteers.
although the irregularities OF enlistment
would cause II TO seem otherwise
Our hoys are well and in exceen: spirits
The officers OF Company +. are kind and
eonreols, and everything that will contri-
butte to lhe comfort and happiness OF the
Soldier Il TO them matter Of special at
lentlon. We have as yet but very limited
acquaintance with the field officers but
should think them respectable and respon-
sIble men. The Major appears 10 be an
especial favorile with the officers and men.
Yesterday Sunday was full of events -
There was General Str in Camp, citizens
and soldiers could be seen passing and re
passing in all the principal streets of our
great Metropolis la fair weather great
crowds OF citizens from Camden, PhiladeI-
phla aud from the country, visit us. The
Tegimenal drill or dress parade attracts
good deal of attention, and is some times
Witnessed by hundreds Of spectators. A re-
port prevails 10 camp that three companies
oil our regiment are under marching orders
Olher rumors, with some shadow OF author
ity, are afloa that we (tEe remainder will
follow in their wake. The destination is
For, Delaware Should these reports be
correct, Camp Obeuenffer may be broken
up in less than ten days. This regiment
was gotten np for the purpose of entering
Fortress Monroe, and The probability is that
we will see her formidable walls before the
commencement of next summer.
The atmosphere is chilly here to day -
About five inches of snow fell during last
night. the first have seen in this State |
expect there is good sleighing in your town
and in the neighborhooi. If so the lads
and asses will no doubt make ihe best o.
II Sleigh riding is fine sport; but unhappi-
ly for US (in that particularly we will miss
il. should like very much TO have a copy
OF the STAR. Truly yours,
George.
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MARRIED.

Ja''dary isi, by Rev. A F Shanafelr. Mr..
HAREEs Fl. THoMAs, TO Miss AaASDA TRAIN
-, ali OF Lairdsyile, Lyconilg Co, Pa.
January 2nd, by the same, at The parson-
age near White Hall, Montour Co. Mir
GEORGE w. CoRNEusoN, 10 Mrss MARY J,sE
SHULTz. all OF Pine township Col Co., Pa.
On the 3Isl OF Dec 1861, in Liahtslreei,
by Rev. VIM Goodrich, Mr. WM. 2. TX sLgs,
OF Greenwood Twp, to Miss SAvlLLA GoHo,
of Lighsueet.
o. the h inst, by the same, al the res
ldence OF the brides father, Mr. J J HsGES-
BUcH. OF Briarcreek Twp, 10 Miss E. c.
ARMsTRoNG, OF Bloomsburg.
BY Rev. S Domer, at the house OF the
BRIDES parents on Thursday morning, Jan.
2d, 1852, I c. ELSE, Esq Of No 45, North
81 street PhiIadel phia and Miss LizzIE only
daughter of Major H n. Bachus, OF Selins-
grove, Penna.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev William ].
Eyer, Mr. CHARLES J. SHUMsN, and Miss
HASNAH MATILDA FISHER, both of Maine
twp, Columbia county.
Or the 26ih o. Dec, 1861 by Rev c II.
Park Mr.. ROBERT AUToN, and Miss MARGA-
RET BlLLMsYER, all OF Liberty township,
Montour county
On the Cd inst. by Rev Babb, Of Tur
hutviile, Mr. DANIEL SMTH, and Mis-, KATE
WAGSEe, of Limestone twp, Mon,our co
In Milton, al the residence of the bride.
father al g O'Clock on New Years morning
by tie Rev Df. Watson, II A. FoyDA, Esq
Sup'i OF the Wm'sPor s. EImirs Raj. Road
and Ms 5 BEowN, oil Milton Pa
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Letter from Camp Obcrtcuffsr
JANUARY 9th 1862.


Mr. Editor,-Two weeks have nov, nearly
elapsed since joined the army, ant during
that time, much of interest has ira lspired
Camp lie, ihongh in many respect hat we
had anticipated, has many striking peculi-
afllies It's stringent regulations and war
like appearance render The soldiers home
truly sublime and novel ! think il grand
place for The study of human nat are aud
Tor The incuicafion OF those higher motives
which prompt noble actions. One can not
enter a camp without being impress ed with
a knowledge OF his own imperfect ons and
fraities. Bnt digress Your reade would
no doubt be pleased with dessr ption of
Camp ObereufFer. This | will of n in the
hope that very briei aud Imperfect picture
will suffice for the present
This Camp, bearing the name of our
Lieut.. Colonel, is pleasantly situs ted on a
slight eminence in view OF the CITY Of Cam
den. II consists of about seventy SibIey
tents, capable OF accommodating FROM IL
to IS men each: twenty or more Wall ten.s,
together with = lew smaller on ss, OF q
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RSD 90 8 aaa

Tuition. per Session. of eleven weeks -
For the first grade 81 90; Serond grade
So 90; Thi;d grade SO 90 f; Commercial
Department SIS foil course
One half The Tuition is required to ba
paid a, the opening OF each Session and
the other half al the close unless by
agreement 10 deduction maGe for ab
sence except in cases of continued illness.
Boarding and furnished rooms will be
given Students al two dollars per week
The-e are also rooms TO let for those who
wish to board themselves.
All the tex books used in The INSTITUTION
can be had In The place at the usual selling
prices
E For fusther particulars address the
Principal or
K. Lazarus, James Patterson,
L. Biuenbender, Wesley Bowman,
j. ). Woods. Samuel Achenbuch,
William Frfz, Board oT Trustees.
0rauseviIle, Jan. 5. 1862.
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skill 50 characteristic of Americans? or will
il close upon divided people, irnpoverish-
ed by war, with the seeds of generations of
enmity sowHl The sesult is under provi~
dence, in our own hands We are 10 trans
cribe The inefficable record of this year
By adhering hrmlyto the great charter of
our Liberties, the Constitution of The United
States, and conducting this war for the pres
ervation of the Union in a spirit Of resoiute
moderation which shall not render future
Union impossible. the besinning OF another
year may find US once more happy and
united people God grant that it may be
SO = Harrisburg Patriot and Union.
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d ". hNUhhi
A. b. JAMIsoN,
JAS. STANLEY.

THE Legislature meet on Tuesday OF last
week and effected a complete organization
on the first day. We publish an article in
to-day's paper from the Patr,ot and Union
showing the complexion of the organization
and how brought about. The Speaker
comes from among the Union Democrats
and will make up his Committees TO suit
the Republican members of tie House.
The Democratic members of the House
placed in nomination as their candidate for
speaker the Hon. WILLIAM HoPKISs, who
received forty fUe good and true Democratic
voes-Taie and Tuition voting for him of
course. They were determined TO suffer
defeat rather than come off victorious with
their enemies. They are no half way men
and we in behalf of the Democracy of-ihis
section honor them for their course. The
Speaker elect Claims 10 be "a Democrat, has
received posts of profit al the hands of the
Democratic party, and was made honorable
mention OF al the Reading Convention for
Governor bnt as 20 how well he will stick
10 The old landmarks of the Democratic
party, OF principle and right, will be cauti-
ously observed during the present session
by every politician in The State.
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Resolutions on The Death of II. B. F0rtner
Camp Mqy, Fort Good Hope, !
1870

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, ],
in His Divine Providence, 10 remove by
death, our beloved brother and comrade in
arms HARRIs B FORMER. Therefore be it
ReSoiUed, That we bow in submission to
His will in thus removing one who was
valuable soldier, kind and true friend
though young a stern and.uufinching PARROT
always generous and courteous 10 a iaull
Rescued, That in this sudden removal OF
true comrade, we bow in meekuess TO
the Divine will OF Him who is dispenser OF
all good, and although thus suddenly be
reaved we know that our loss is his eternal
gain
ResoiUed, That we deepely sympaihize
with the parents and friends OF the deceasr, d
in this sad hour of their bere avemept
ResolUed, That a copy Of these resolution,
be forwarded 10 his parents. also for publ.
cation in the different parers in Colnmbia
and Montour couEtte-.
Lieut.. CHAs. w EcKNoy Serot JouN T
Howe, sergi " You've, Corp1 o d. HAa.
DER, SHELDON I. GIBBS, Com mittee.
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT.


In the arrangement Of Glasses, the courss
OF study and instruction. and The exanina-
;ion and graduation OF pupils, in this de-
parlme'd viii conform 10 tne Sale Normal
schools OF Pennsylvania and % Inc vieUs
OF the Sac Depart meni OF Pubiie Schools.
The Institution viii be under the c1args
OF Pfoi. II. d. Walker, A. II A. prlnri 1ai.
who a. Scholars Teacher and a L-ciurer
Is too widely kho gu tO need aay recau.
incubation. The Trustees have snarsd
uenhef pans nor expense TO secure the
service OF man in whose integrity acd
ability th-y have eutre c1H6 isnce and
they are determined thar The Suhool IN The
advantages which il proffsIS 10 The oabiic
shall moi oe surpassed py any similar in
s'uulIon in The Safe. Arrangements have
also been made 10 conneet with The lns,i.
tuliou COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE In
which the course of Iu-lTncil,A viii be az
complete aud thorough as M The. best Com
meTcIal Colleges. ) uIeuls, alSo who ara
desifous OF pursuing Classical or selec,
studies viii have. as IN The Safe Normal
Schools. The needed facilities aud ins;ruc-
ton.
THe preparatory aud model schools. nm.
der the direct charge OF tie Principal. will
comprise pnpilS whoss age or agtsinmepts
DO not qualify them 10 pursue lhe studies
of the regular classes. In lhis Department
there viii - furnished to The teacher s,u-
dents VITO are qualified for Il, an op-
pOuuuijy Tor practice in The Art OF Teach
inc, aud for learning nov 10 organize.
arrange, and instruct school, in such
manner thai under Their dirsciipn orr p2b-
lie shall becO ne bq,ig model Schools Lee
lures on the Theory aud Prscric nf Teach
iEg viii b. given 10 he T-acuer STUDENTS
weekly Pubic Lectures VIII also be given
Ssmi-MJnlhly.
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Resolutions,
By ne Iron Guards" on the death Of Samu.
et c. @offlr. roho was killed in the battle al
DTdinesyiHe

by ne { Iron Guards on the death Of Sqrnu-
et C. %olfr. lgho waS killed in the battle at
DrainesUiHe.
CAMP PIERPoNT, Va, Dec. 26 1861.
AT meeting OF the 60 Iron Guards" of the
9th Regiment P V. R. Corps, in pursuance
OF dspensaiion OF Divine Providence the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Il hath pleased The Almighty
Arbiler OF Battles 10 take from onr midst
Samuel c. Waller, one who lett his home
and all its endearments aT his counfy's call
10 aid III crushing rebellion, and sned his
blood in the suslenance and enforcement Of
the laws of his country, therefore
Resoived That we sincerely mourn the loss
OF our brave aud beloved fellow soldier who
vas so suddenly aud in the prime of life Ia
ken from our midst, at the head OF his com
pany, in the battle Of Drainesyille.
RssoiUed, That we deeply palhise with
the bereaved sister and brothers OF the de-
ceased
Resolved, That copy OF tie above resolu-
tions be sent To his friends and one 10 the
Columbia county papers for publication.
Sam. KNoRR,
A. b. JAMIsoN, Com.
JAS. STANLEY.
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ExecufOr's NOfice.

Estate Of Christopher Heller. late Of Msf7i.
totrnshP, Col CO., deceased.
Z ETTERS testamentary on the estate OF
a Christopher Heller, late of M.ff1In twp,
Columbia county deceased, have been
granted by the Register OF Columbia couu-
", TO Samuel He Her. residing in HolIen-
back township, LDZerRe county. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate are requested
10 call and make immedIa'e payment, and
those having claims or demands will pre-
sent them property ao,hs plicaled for settles
nent TO ihe undersigned.
SAMUEL HELLER, Ereswor.
January :, 1862 -6i.
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PIRIIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ iug persons in Columbia county, have
filed their peutions ir the Couri of Quarter
Sessions, of ihe sait comfy, for Tavern
License, IN their respective townships,
which said peleuons viii De presented TO
the sad Coun, on Monday, the 4ih day of
February, A. D. 1862, OF which all persons
interested will take notice, aud the License
viii be granted OF Wednesday the SIN day
OF February next, al o'clock p. m.
Applicants. Townships.
E. & A. P. Unangsi, Tavern, Fishngcreek
Jacob NJ. Fry, do. Greenwood.
JACOB EYERLY,
Clerk
Bloomsburg. Jaa. Is, 1862
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
Interested. that the account Of David
Davis, Trustee of Peter Blue, of Valley
township, Moniour comfy, formerly Co
lnmbia county, has been hlsd in the Pro-
thonotafy Office of Columbia county, and
will be presented to the Couu Of Common
Pleas OF said county for confirmation and
allowance on Wednesday the 5,h day OF
February, A. d, 1862.
JACOB EYERLY, PrOth'y.
Rloous5urg, jan IS, 1862
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VNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE e

TEHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
ofa SUFFERER, Polished a. warn
ing, and tor the especial henef' of Young
Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature De-
cay &c, sc, &c, by one WHO has cured
himself by simple means, after being put
TO great expense and Inconvenience
through the use of worthless medicines
prescribed ny learned Doctors.
Single copies may be bad Of the aulhor,
C. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Grsenpoint, Long
Island, by enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope Address CHARLES 4. LAM
BERT, Esq, GreenPoni, Long Island /,
New York
January Is 1S62-2m.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXI0N.

DOCTOB THOMAS F. CHAPMAN viii
- send ioali who wish u Gree of ch srge)
The Recipe and foil directions for makItg
and using a beautiful vegetable Balm, that
viii eilec,uaIiy remove Plmpie, Blo:ches
Fan Freckies, &c. SC, leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also FOIL di-
reclions tor using Pelausau's celebrated
Stimulanl, warranted 10 start tul growth
o Whis kers, or Nusache, in less than
thirty days. Either OF toe above can be
obtained by reiurn mail, by addressing
fwib Stamps for return poslage) DIR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ISL S5l Broadway New YORK.
January 10 lS62.-2m.
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The two United States Senators from the
State of Missouri have been expelled from
the Senate, on account of their secession
pIocliviiies.
Mr. Bright, new Senator elect from Oregon
as successor of the late E. D. Baker, is hav-
ing some trouble in getting his seat. Seri-
Gus objections have been offered against
the man. 1t has been stated that his SYM
paihies are with the South.
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The Berwick Gazette appeared last Sat
urday printed upon half sheet This does
not look well for any newspaper, much less
the Gazsite, considering its size, and more
especially on account OF IT'S being the last
number, in the present volume of that pa
per.
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NorIcs.-The accounts heretofore due for
fees &c, in The Registers Office, transferred
TO Hon. PETER EkT, have been left in the
hands of joins G FREEzE. ia the Registers
Office, for collection, where they will re-
main until The 18th of February alter
which time they will be put in the hands
of Justice for collection. DANIEL LEE.
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BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,

situate on Centre StreeI, Bloomsburg The
lo' Is in good condition, and well pianted
with desirable fruit trees and shrubbery.-
The house IS new, twenty eight by soven-
ieen feet. and well built
The conditions of sale viii be ressonl-
BILE, and made known on dav of sale by
ANDREW S CROSSLEY,
Or Peter Billmeyer, Auctlosecr.
Bloomsbury Jan Is. 1862
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We acknowledge the receipt OF the TRI~
BuSE ALMANAC, complied by ]. F. Cleveland
and published by Horace Greedy, Of New
York. II contains vast amount of both
general and political Information.
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The following is list of officers Of the
"Hurley Guard,' a company recruited most
Iy in Columbia and Montour Counties -
They are fine body of men and will sns-
tain the reputation of The region whence
they 90 - Democrat
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Captain. Alex. ]. Frick, of Danville.
Ist Lieut. U II. Enl, of Light Street.
2nd " Mcdowell, of Harrisburg.
Ist Seroit Alex. Thornton, Light Street.
2nd I" VIM A Tobias, of Berwick.
Sd James Moore, OF Danvile.
4lh g Jos Hampton. of Ashbury.
5lh q Harry Funk, Elizabethtown.
ist Corp'l James M Price, Lime Ridge.
2nd {" Chas B. Mummy, Danviile.
Sd 6 David Larish, SUgarloaf.
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ORANGEYlLLE ACADEMY,
n Q r M a L S G n . O L
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

o. angeriie. Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
FE'HE Third Term OF The present Acad en-
a &c year OF the Orangevills Male AMI
Female Academy, will commence or Tues
day, February Iih. 1862;
Prof. IL. ID. " WaLKER, A.. 81, Principai.
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Ske New advertisements IN to-day's STAR.
They compose an interesting part Of a pa
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Public sale
A HOUS E AND LOT.

IFEHE undersigned will expose to public
Il sale la Bloomsbury, on Tuesday, .he
9Th day OF February, 1862, al O'Clock IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-29
! fof. Eofett's Temple of Art.

NOW fitted up in style superior any gallery in
l the West having mammoth sky GIT which ena-
tles him do better work than he done in the old
style.
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade
OF those whom dearly lore. Thou knovest not
what day may bring forth"
50 here am who plays with tae sunbeam painting
with The pencil Of Ere bright faces the FURNISHED
plste-throwng Hight here and casting shadow there
producing creatures II life. health and joy.
Z am prepared now take all kinds Of pictures the
beautiful Ph Photographs which admired by the low
art the -le - Stereotype which
surpassed by any piCturc-iudeed all kinds of pic
that be taken IN far superior TO any
taken In This city AL invited to call and
ny and see specimens. All work warranted
suit charge l have splendid lot Of fine gold
Iockets fancy and frames which I viii sell low.
one aad All give call Rooms in MofT-tt's Block,
NJ Stair. C. r. MOFFETT, Artist.
Mineral Point Nov. 9th 1850 n4s-tf.
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Blacksnlithing.
Rock River Insurance Company.

nFElCE. No l, Bushnell House Block, Beloit,
~ Wisconsin
Not over 81 900 insured in one risk in circle
Of eight rods
D REcToRs John Barnes, o. Perkins. J. J.
Bushn,ii j. G. MaxF ell, NJ. A. Sorthrop, O. r whit
Iora, r \ Ozark. A b. Carpenter, q L. Currier-
= B. Whitford, Allen Gibsou-
OFFIcKRs--C- b Whitfort Secretary j. ). Bush
nell, Treasurer J. Barnes. President u a N9rthroP,
Vice President c. p Whisrord. General Agent
FRANK j. ROWE, Agent,
Mineral Point, wiscorsin.
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TILE HEROEc OE fEACE
.ef
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THE HEROES OF WAR
PHOTOGRAPHIC Portraits card size. on Bri-t 0
L Beard, suitable tor Adams Published and sol
e II o y Y
50i broadway, Ne YORK
Nv speisl srranxrIr.nt We publish in addition It
other portraits the celebrated collection well known
both IN Europa and America as Brady's Neiioaa
Pb,,to[r,nf,ic Porfr.,jt GALLERY
Brlty's collect Of imperial phot ograplsis usti,
9,t-a - iar ~ tl1-s. e-er = centre IA f{
- ri,,,,l ! +-s-ti,n in r7fnfstur
-, -
49, a,,-s5,,; "a lions are
49, irroln Jefferson Davis
Hanni5ai Iamiiu' Ladv Davis
SIMON Il q : clls,e, ROB j Toombs,
- T,r,,aron Howell Cohh
Hant~oInerv Blair. Henry Wise
Eagt7d Bales John Tyler.
60 : suith. Gen'i lee
ss CT i;o5.t 3,5ar,op. Jernb TboJS,.on
Nj r Sl-mmer z f Thomas
ol Ellsworth John q Brerki-.ri4gs
G-n'l Butler Gov John i.etchsr
al Fraraont Jobnt Caibo,,
Coi I,nJsr HersrbeI = Jobnson
So, ! no,.-,a. / @ Will '--'90"'
gni,;ea.I Tabn 4 nix. Ben McCnIl9ugb.
Nj Gen.l \ P Banks Lieut. Mlurv.
si - No. = , wants Jsn,ee f;or,3,n y - o.
80 ,y;.,;. = it~ra-+ W,.l,ington Trvinr Hen-,
T7eLr 4fgnmnlaEp Dir J.
- 49,, NJ Sigournsv NJ c.
-, 80 s,,11er oy Andrew. iobn I 60
.e"Gen, Prince Of Males e o. Newcastle Zachary
l-Ttof, Ieosse oane4 ~ = - an
1oI..oa' : Y N-' f,,Ia, Prorrnley; 49,
!cAnsoh iArsoh bio"H'o"' ''O"A'oH HeIoh
sagghier -oe - -, ,s..,-
.os:fr ~ d 9'oa -, r On rcliI4 If stap
rtIcT IF rohrEAiTs PER Do e can og sen. y
.i - - I.-tinn ~ Iboto-raphs Of distin.
sai,hed Europeaa- EmPereFs' ki9g Queens, Mar
shtls 6eneGaiS DdAes' l-'i,i7' y 81
5ssses, 80 ana, ,,I I'm "a 70 -
,-,a~.si. L,,,,1r II also Headouartar. Tor
safor,,r,E Al pic ALBUMS
"a = Ant - ~. bsSt Erarcb rnanuf,ctDrar and
-, - 49, ! rstsnt AZ ,ur ,yyn
W. have = large assortment. varying in price from
90 cauts Ia $50 ana holding from ~ portraits IN ia
sos
Also folding case. of morocco or cloth for the
,seket to hold . T. s. 5 or II portraits
- ra-;ors st,l.s If fr1rtiny card nortr.;,,
:, 800 80 n55.t,I n,ner coanositto5 az ~
-. - .-,r-.I -; ~ -, - f 49, "
- ,o,5 IL tho seld sra daily .ard-
F'''s ~
- ,up SCExrS or THE PRESENT WAR
80. 80 - - ~. = ~ intaraet bntb co-1
- g. - ~ - IN Sta-eoscopic form, a, for
itr ~, 80 Ssy's-ntb REGIMENT at Camp cameron
Iasailee, lg their MsaIs@Tbe (fymna.ts
m. t,,etior Observation-Disclosures Keene's-Gen-
III So Tiaars Of The Can1n. etc Also The Relay
- 80, -, mas ana scenery tbereabonts
- IT,. rarrv b,tb before and after the scenes
- J.strnrtiop
yog.tfcr Win various other places Of note
.a,t. a,.l, >,+areo .ronir "a can+x
arc sIze = cents si 81 l 80 p.e % cen
=. ,alact from the balance to be returned in good
order at their own expense, and without delay-can
be assOrainodatyd giving proper New York refer
'''' srgRFoscoPEs AND VIEWS.
Our establishment is the great Emporium for every
"a. most conqplete probably Of any in the world.
The .er-oscope the most in tructive &
entertaining, amusing, ind exciting, of modern in
None are too young none too old men. too intelli-
gent. uneducatsd, to acknowledge its worth
No home is complete without it, and it must and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-29

And he shall endeavor, from his prices and quaIi-
ty of goods, to make it object 20 all purchase
OF me, instead OF going to Chicago or GaIena
He has on hand wrought and cut Nails Cord
age. Miners Spades and Shovels, Bellows, Anvils
Sledges,N Vices. Pipe Boxes, wrought Axles, Elliptic
Springs, Crowbars, coil log and trace chains Manure
Forks, Hay Knives, and I he best