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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
BORT tUaroens' Notlrc.

srAru or .YoRx.
PoRrwAspKsI Orrlcs, No los wsu" I'm
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance VIE u
section Of tho ACT passed April H. 1851 snaesS -
Act 70 RsorranIs the Wsrdsns Office Of the Port u y n.
YoL to all psoas interested in having s1stS Sss
subject matter Of such inquiry eKsminson ~ ~ Pert
the following vessels now under cxAmns wai bs
W.dsns and that the said surveys OF eiannsons ,n. an
completed within ten days nsxt succeeding 'A'' A''
board said vssselsi NJ. ~. AN 4
steamship City Of Manchester. n" sN.R
Ship Adler. T. h
Ship faoihc, NJ II,
ship VIM. \. Sorsr.. u.-kia Dooh
BARK Urda.
Bark b. Fountain. n T.
Bark Lexipgten 9N.us1ona
BtiG Ksunsbec s%.sscuA
Schooner Ralph Ia c,ssSH
4 A-sta HrnnsRA4. 6nwu1wA ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

Huidah Allen, ID. d., Professor of Phynoloey.
&C. has commenced ofee lectures to lsds, in Tho
easement Of Dr. Chsn church The lectures ar. 70 be film,
ssied with appropriate apparatus The subject Of the Lac,
..oture wac Won ans Life.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
lAdxertisenent.l

PHRENoLOGY IN BROOKLYN.-FOwLER &
Bills will continue their Lectures Phrenoogy and Phys
ioogy ct the Nkw TEHPERAScK HALL, Of Fultss
and every evening during the week. Door
for Sl Examinations daily 1t Ne DS Brssdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

FREE AcADEsr.-Tbe junior exhibition OF the
free Academy takes place this evening at Irving Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
san-Risss Seta .......s.32, MeeaRisea. 3:e
WATER
sandy Book. 2l2 Gov. Iasud.. 3o2 HslsOes,.... t:a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

Any ssssn II hi s.sss present ps.ie. v;,asd sy
Coor in The ocsnty which resides setting forth bis ~
sovensy and praying that he may BE- DISCHARGED nom me
ton to be accompanied by schedule Of his property and
deb wheeupon the said Justice shall order the publication
Of the notice Of application IN not lees than two papers
published in the county Of The residence Of such petitioner
written printed notice esch creditor 70 spPear
within u weeks with specification Of hs cin and e show
caass any exists. why The applicant should mot DO dis
shnss4 AZ The time Of hssIny Tie applicant 70 %sss
vssisaon nothing produced In evidence 70 impeach hs
ssemen. he TO b d'chsed from b. debts 0iyss The
creditor the power present petition for insolvency
he debtor Immediately ahs The decree Of the Court The
ssgnss appointed BY the Court shall close the in:ovsn
affairs and The proceeds b divided pro rata smens the eed
tofa 3D.. .-... ID. =. ... "a f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
NFw.YORK LKGEsLATURK.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. II. 1905.
Mr.. FARkAR reported favorabfy the bill 70
amend the charter Of Brooklyn. ,,
Mr.. CONNOLLY reported favorsbly the bill 70
extend the Chenango Canal.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CLARK-Relative to insolvent debtors.
BY Mr.. COOK Incorporating the Davenport
College for Female Orphan Children.
By Mr.. SMITH-Relative TO the acknowledge
ment of instruments by persons Of foreign
II provides that they may be verlhed Dy any sico'
Consul or commercial agent, and when vsrined I'M
der the Consulate seal, 70 be a. esctuai - tsken
before Justices Of tho Supreme Court
BILLS PASSED.
Declarng the acceptance BY the Stase OF tne pro.
visions of the act donating Land ios inc cement Of
Regulating the sale Of hay and straw in New
Ths Senate then went into Committee of the
Whole. with Mr.. SANFORD In the Chair. and re-
sumed the consideration Of the Albany and Susque'
M. BELL moved 70 amend BY striking ont the
clause which provides for the raising OF the money
appropriated by tax, and 70 make the same payable
ont Of the surplus earnings Of the canal.
Mr. RAMSAY opposed the amendment.
Mr., BELLS amendment was lost.
Mr.. TOBEY moved TO reduce Inc emouns ONO
Motion lost, and the bill was ordered 10 third
The Bin confirming the acts Of Gov. Morgan rela.
tive "a the naymeut Of bounties TO volunteers was
ordered 10 q third reading.
Mr.. BRADLEY introduced bill authorizing the
Orphan Asy lum Society to take real estate By be-
queet or purchaSe. -,
harbor of New-York against invssion. II appropn-
ates $500 0O0 TO be reimbursed BY the United States
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

Senator VII fueuulllR the tOnc vi ITO
cedure provides the following amendment to section
395:
party examined by adverse party In this chapter
proyided may be uued his bohs subject TO
ane rule. examination other witnesses But n he
I'm 10 any responsive the inquiries
him by the adverse party or necessary to explain or qualify
charge himself such adverse party msy offer himself wiz.
mess his behalf Ia respect to such matter subject
20 tho same Of examination other witnessed aud
shall 10 80 received"
ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The Annual Appropriation bill reported in the As
semby by Mr.. Depew, makes tho following appro.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

This President inhabiss nm unrreaendiEg
residence ID Richmond, Is which he passes
the few hours Of bis daily life not occupied
by afairs of Sisse Il w sresirrd and siss-
ple.s aid tle hepzshold nrr.sgx1seass sIs
condusfcd m m economical scsle. He
keeps plain carriage. and but few SER
wants. He gives no recsptio Is, and, with
Mrs. Davis. discourages the unti,nely rev
elry which occasionally breaks out around
them, by aastaining from visiting places
Of amusement. and accepting invitations
to private entertainments given BY the ma
bobs 'af Richmond. He is a regular at
teudant of the Episcopal Church, of which
he is u member.
His ofhcia! duties are. as must be
known, varied pressing. and of the gra-
vest responsibility; and, though his men
tai faculties seem equal to the strain. that
he suffers physically can be sesu in his
wasici body and care-worn features. One
of the principal objects of his late tur
through the South was to recruit his
health, aud i, is said he returned to Rich
mond much the better for it in mind aud
body. He gives full play to his military
genius. and is literally the Com,uandcr-in-
Chief of the army. Every leading Cen
eral coming to Richmond is clossted with
him more or less time. and when he
leaves, the President always shows that
he is better pastcd en- the military si.aa-
tion 10 the Generals Department than any
one about Richmond. Lee is his adviser
and con6dant in all military matters. and
the two spend much time together plotting
campaigns and determining military opera
tions.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

TGuRLow WED AND WARD BEEcuER.
MIR. Thurlow Weed, the venerable
journalist, and the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, (both republicans. J have got iuto
controversy concerning the proper mode
Of conducting tine war. In reply 10 pub
licatirn. Of Beechcr in the Independent.
Mr. Weed makes this prediction:
''lf it comes to be understood that the
views and policy; of Messrs Summer,
Greeley. Wendell Phillips, Ward Beech
er. &c. BE-, obtain in the conduct of the
war. 1t will result in the destruction of enr
gSve''nmeilt and Union, and triumph for
rebellion and slavery
Mn. Weed also says s'The solicitude
is now intensified by the stfitusle. .rro-
game. and insolence of abolition journals,
representatives, and lecturers. In assun-
ing GO discover. in the Presidents procla-
nation. ''new policy" and one which
converts and pcrverts the war wsgcd in
defelce of the Government and Union, IN
to crusade against slavery. see sure
aad ssiff destruction. In Wendell Phil
lips avosal that the abolition motto Ii
death 10 slavery or the Union. !" indorsed
BY the Tribune and Andspeaacm. I see,
unless the reasonable sentiment be re-
buked. divided North. with two-thirds
Of our people against this fan.ticism.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
IEoNARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

HAyING pur, lased the entire Interest of
In The late firm Of Mnmgan, Janlison 6 Ce.,
the undersigned will condluct the bnsinetss ssita
pro'nptness and energy.
A large stock III excellent GIG ARS. manu-
facturcd from the hest Tobacco to be obtained
in the market, will be kept constantly osl
baud. and orders will be received froin, and
Cigars tlclivcral al Factory prices, in eitl,cr oi
The counties of Prince George. Charles. St.
Mary's. calrelt or Anne Arundel.
A liberal share OF the patronage of the reo-
Pile Of Southern Maryland is earnestly solicit
cd for the adyal,ccmcn. of HOME INDUS
TRY, based upon the mottoi,f large sales with
reasonable prufits.
s6- All orders addressed to the umlersign-
ed ut Leonard Town z. o., will be promptly
attended to.
D. A. JAMISON. !,
Jar. 9th, 1862-1y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

118. SSpee.liug the services Of first
Iz' NJ will do well tn cmplow Dr.
lI WALTON. whe in
fmxclf in the village of Leon
NIefs addressed to him Through
1owii Post Office will receive
'1ix Aftention. His terms are cash. DIR
altan has had Considerable experience in
biz profession, is moderate in his charges, and
has Invariably given satisfaction to Those who
have emp'osesa him. To give the readers o.
Ihe Beacon sorhe i.iea of tie standing Of DIR
yN. as q PR TACTICAL DENTIST. the fol-
lowings letter. addressed to Linn by DIR. Ninian
ainkney, us. N.sis appended:
aU. s.. NAVAL AcADElly,
ASxAPoLrs, Maryland.
NM:1. Ap,ii ~, 1856.
pEAn SIR:--It gives me gfeKts i,lssur6 to
1ffexs lllt cohfs ssnce / have Ill your skiif as
ti ARli to rcnmn,end ysu. AZ ,61e ~ I
have ilfiuencc 10 the patronage af tia 2puUlic.
/ have had an opportunity of witnessing your
m.sie OF operation, ann have II" hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough knoxl-
edge Of ynu profession
! am. sir, very respectfully
your Obet!ient servant.
NINIAN fINKNHY,
Surgcnn U. s. N.
DIR. RANDOLPH WALTON, Anna polis.
April 4th, 1S61-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
SAINT MARY's BEACON
n rusLIsIlED EyERr THURSDAY Br 4.
J.r.KMG. Z JAMES BROWNS. II

Txnxsov SuRseEIpr1os.-e:s 90 per an-
nun, to be paid sithin SIX manths. No
Subscription will ~ received CIR short
"a period than six months, and no paper
ID discontinued until all arrcarages arc
rsid, except at the option Of the publish
TERNs or ApvERrIsTNo.-$1 per
square for the first insertion. and 25
cts. for every subsequent Insertion
Right lines or Iess constitute square
If the number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, it viii be publish
ed until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal de iuction, made 70 those who
advertise b the wear \
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
TREATISE
kpE CULTURE &

j. ESlfp and sen!arged By th,, .sddi-
1ioa n ibil V1shizs nfAl'IlElt
! MIMI ! III Q. et,s Is being
1kea in neat Pahpldct Form, ON fine
11per and with new type; and will leave
~ press BY ahe 9th inst. Sent free to
any address for three cent stamps.
Descriptive list Of vines propagated and
Tor sale low by the subscriber, sent with
Price hst for one cent stamp.
RE- Send at once and secure copies.
Address
JAMES SHOBE,
Upper Principio, Cecil co.. Md
Oct. 2nd. 1862.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

Joseph s. Ford. } In the Circuit Court
VS.. fr Saint Mary's
John Z. Mathca county, sitting as a
PriS1Iia Wathci,, Court oi Equity,
,His Vie aIsl 0shers. ! Jnue Term, 1869.
I'LL autk.fisy al Law, 1, aS faerk OF the
H Court AFORESAID. ratify AMI confirm the
A,nlitors rcporiFan this case. filed the 2sth of
june, 1862, unless cause 20 tln contrary he
shown on ar bei;,rc the third Monday OF No
ven,her next. provided a copy of this nrdrr he
published ,hthe 81. Mary's BEACON once a
week Tor thfee fnonths, prior to the said third
Monday Of November next
JAMES Z. BLAKIS TONE,
Clerk.
st Mary's county, to wit:
] hereby certify that the aforcgoing is a
true copy taken from the original fled in my
Office.
Test,
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
July oath, 18G2-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
NOTICE.

DR. WILLIAM s GLADSTONE. hav-
ing located in Chapiico, offers his pro-
fess;otnil services to tue pubFe, and can d.
ways be found, when not professionally en-
gagged at Boswc.l's Hotel. I also rctnin NV
thanks 10 my friends in the neighborhood OF
st. Clenleht's Bay ior their former patrasas,e,
and will always ic happy to wait on them
at the shortest n.ifire.
Nov. 2stlI, 1sG1-a.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

1t is said that when Frcnchman has
to wait. be smokes; German meditates;
an Englishman walks; but an Americas
swsaFs. inverts some consortisn Of the
limbs, and tries to put his feet up higher
than eye,.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

You arc writing my BIN on very rough
paper. ssii client to his solicitor. New
er mind, said the lawyer. il has to be fled
before it comes into cs,irt. zsE
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUPILS AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

THE undersigned will open as E.nr.ine
- House in the village Of Charlotte Hall.
Tor the accommodation of the Teachers and
Pupils Of the Academy, on the lsi Of October
next, the house formerly occupied by Thomas
Martin, Esq IT is my design to kern first
class House, with furniture. beds and bctl.ling
all new. Those desiring to take boar. at this
Honse vii! phrase make early application to-
me, by letter ,r otherwise Terms for b,.ard-
ing same az at the Stewards h,mse.
WM II WNER.
Sept 11.h, IsG2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
NOTICE.

r1,HE School FUND Gr tha frsi Eve
: m.nths oi ls62 is now psvabIe, am: also
q proportionats amount If TIC Fund Er 1861.
JAMES +. nj. RAIEY,
Treasurer of Fund
Sent I1tl,. 16e2-tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

Ear Aprnpos of presidents wives"
the chat'y Washington correspondent cf
the Boston Journal, "Pcrley" (Poorc)
says:
The inner circles of wint may be called
tho Presidential society have always been
the s'iajcct Of much commcnt and gossip
among what mar BE. termed tho eGtes cir
Ecles Thla, Mrs. Abigail Adams, wife
of PsSsidrnt John Adams, vrJie as fpl-
lars NJ MI NJ ashiagsnn ssSl,e esdssrs
'hes vs. y. hlt ~ II = anek
cordially th0 shortcomings of an early
.edncsIlion.p III turn Mrs. Adams was
coinnientcd upon AZ follows. in one Of the
private letters Of the day '"Slle Is prim,
cold, and possesses too mnch mind for the
very little heart that hardly seems to beat
under her tafFeta gown"
by the .aristocracy Of Virginia. Mrs.
Madison was called the quaker widow,
and gentlemen were ''too fond of her So
ciety'' in the common parlance .of the day.
The lnanncrs of Mrs. Monroe were "too
much Of the French school. -. and it was
asserted that the niece of Gen. jackson,
(who presided over the household) chad
no msnners Mt ALL" Mrs. Harrison left
the White House before her manners were
developed-and while the first wife of
John Tyler was ..too DID," the second was
too young" Mrs. Polk: "wore shawls
and 81 turban" as well as. pssto jewelry;
Mrs. Taylor "did no. receive" Mrs.
Fillmore was deaf" Mrs. Pierce, sad and
afflicted. ''never laid of her mourning"
and Miss Lane wasf spoiled by being told
that she resc,nbled Queen Victoria.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. CHARLES COMBS, having To-
~ Gated himself at the G X Il A 7
al 1 L l. s for the purpose of practising
his profession can always be found at the
residence of j. j. Allstan, Esq. when not
professionally engaged.
Jan. End 1SG2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

Why issa kiss like asermon |? It re-
quirss TIVE heads and an application. g
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

VlBRSONS indcta.d 70 me fof State and
! County Taxes for the years 1860 and
1851 ara earnestly requested to come forward
aAe settle the same. All who fail TO do So.
mas expect collections t0 be Inale by law.
car bs found every Tuesday evening at Oak
vile.
]. W. MATTINGLEY,
A s Collector.
Sept. 4th. 1s62--tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
FISHERY NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having fitted MP NEW
= SEINE. istends to resume the FISHERY
BUSINESS on "Wednesday, September 18th.
and continue every day during the season.
Persns in wait of FISH will consult their ih-
teress by giving him call.
GEO C.. TARLTON,
Forest Landing, Head Cuckoids Creek
Sept. nth. Is62-7tes.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. J. r. TIFOS. REEVES has located
II at WHITE PLAINS" abcut a mile
from the village Of Chaptico, and respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
lie will devote himself exclusively to th
practice Of his profession.
Jan. 10th. 1S62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26
NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted To me for taxes f,r
"A this year will please come forward and
settle the same t" me, or Capt. j. j. Allstan
IN thirty days. lf not settled in thirty DAYS
from date, shall bc compelled through Ec-
ccssity to cidlctt hy law.
GEO. III. BOHANaN,
Col. Of End. Dist.
Nov. 21st. 1S61-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-02-26

Ass<isOI ~ w ~
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Tlis article is tried aud reliable. IT is man
ulactured exclusively for our sales, under
guarantee and frfriiure nf $1,000, Il, lie tof
given standard. We offer il to consumers for
exactly what it's name imports, n REAI.
SUPER OR SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE.
rendered 81 l,y the literal use of ac;.l, in COM
pliance with al. the conditions required to ir-
sure complete solu! ilny. We therefore re-
commend this article with confdence.
soMBRERo GUANo,.l
Gnsaining 75 TO so per cent. LSae Fikets
plate Of Lime. ID
This remarkable article is imported frcm
SoNEEEEo ISLAND. and Is unqucstionably the
cheapest and richest source of Phosphate of
Lime known. The whole Island is bed of
this rich material and its value to agriculture
cannot he nycr-estinated. Ii is SOLD. in a
perfectly fine powder, aud is admirably adap-
to! f,r con. bining with PERUVIAN GUA-
NO.
August I4th, 1SG2--2m.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
ra When We hear the song of a soa

Ha- When we hear the song of a soar.
ing lark, we may be sure that the entire
atmosphere between Us and the bird 10
filed with pulses or fluctuations, or waves,
as they are often called. produced by the
little .ongater's organ of voice. This or
gan is vibrating instr"-,e resemn l;-.,
10 oF''. .rle the reed OF a cla.ianet. Let
70 suppose that we hear the sony of the
lark elevated to the height of FIVE hundred
feet in the air Before this is possible,
the ird must have agitated n sphere OF
air one THOUSAND feet in diameter-that
is to say. it must have communicated to
seventeen thousand eight hundred and
eighty eight tons Of air, motion sufh
ceiently intense 70 be appreciated by our
organs hearing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05

of the stomach. liver, AID bowels. We
meanHollowsy Pills. Ofcouree our read.
ers are aware that both the Ointment and
Pills which bear the name of that distin-
guished physician and philanthropi.t are
IN the highest possible repute all over TIE
world; but we have only had an opportu-
nifty to witness the effects of the Pills
1t gives US pleasure to testify to their eff
fe; c.. In dyspepsia and liver complaints
they unquestionably work the most mar
velous cures. Nay, we will even go so far
as to say that, with thi remedy within
their reach, no man or woman need ever
be long troubled with dyspepsia. These
pills remove the distress at the stomach,
and restore the strength and aprc lite with
| a rapidity that is really astonishing. The
curative action seems TO be the same in
all cases, without reference to aye, consti-
tuition, or sex Such. at least, is the con
clusion to which our experience and OBJ
scEvation point-N T. Adrocate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
swaTmins of the Medical HIVES.

Considering the enormous number IF
Young N D's that oar medicl c. lees
turn out every year. ,,e certainly ought
fif there he any virtue IN regular phvs-
ickins t. b. 4 much healthier u .afe Q
than we are But the bills 81 lnortaI{t,
do not shorter ~ the list of doctors
,engthen Quite the reverse Shall we
say, then, with Macbeth. " Throw physic
30 the dogs. III none of it, No. taat
will nat do Nature, when attacked by
disease needs an ally u sustlIn her An
attv remember: NOT depicting agent,
that helps the disease and e1hausis her
energies. We verify belieye that most OF
che drugs administered IN acute diseases
have this effect such. however, i not
the operation Of one medicine now gone
sAlly used in ta's oHntry for complaints
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
MASON & HAMLIN,
G 4 BIN L T O h G \ \ S
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct. 81, 1862.

Patented Oct. 81, 1862.
n 3 Rrpin1 rscer III introduced Numerous rery
i1aporta1t tn,prouss2;er.ts IN oar Rtr'raoniEHa
see hare secured for then: By copyright The trade
marx 4" c t5faet organ" lchich iciu Distinguish
then, from those Of otter m4fers, ard protect
p.rchGsers from limitations
&1AsON kHA LIN'S CABINET ORGANS are pro-
vi nouuced superior to Meladeons and all similar
ruents by those best qualified 10 judge and are
the only ones which have ever been awarded GOLDEN
NEpAL in this country See wri ten testimony from
the following most eminent orsanists Of ew York,
Boston &c in hich they p oncunced The best
Of their Ia of which have any Knowledge 1C>-
DEL Orgaust Of Henry Ward Reechers Church FLINT,
of Maids n So are Church: MoSg THAI, Of Calvary
Chur h; wells Of hrist Church; MAoRArH. Of Dr.
pise's Church sNtrz of the hmm lculate Conception
Church; HAGgS Editor AI.sic1E Reefelc, of New
York ;-TrckERNAN Of St. Pauls Church WILCOX. of
immaculate onception Church; uMuACH, Of the
Church OF the Unity; LAso OF OH South hurch, 0!
Boston :-BEA e. Of 81. seph's Church oH-- n,
the church OF the Holy lnn'eea .4ARsH Of ST. Pc
ter ehifeh Q! 10 and many others
i"e .anuttcturers are In pc session Of testimonials
10 81 ar SiIect from THALeERo, MORGAN, l.. Mason,
ZenRHAs Ia. pBURY WEBB Roor, HAsrIsos VIM MA
SIN, AFTER WoLLESHAuPr, GELrAAR, KLAUsEs,
WoLFSHos, &c, &C
PRICE,.
CABINET ORGANS Single and Double Reed SO to 80
do with and l. stops, pedal bass &c. 1925 20 35O
MELoDE Ms Nine varieties. ...... 500 g. 225
~ Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Warerooms in Boston: PA WASHINGTON ST.
Warerooms n Chicago: 95 CLARK STREET.
Add ess "MAsoN HAMLiN, Boston :" or ROOT
i CADY, hicago, III " -o-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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For The Re'isf Of TIE Sick ami Distressed AT, -.
ed 'rh Ia'eas5H and Chronic Lisrass ai,,,-
osrialy tor tie Cure Of Diseases Of tie Sc IA,
Organs.
! EDIcL ADVICE given Gratis, by the Acting
NALb ABLE ht' oHIS on SpermatorThna or SENT
nal Neakuess AMI other Diseases the Sexual Orcars
and on he NEW RE EDIES employed in the New Dis
pesrE1 sent 10 the afflicted in scaled envelopes free II
chafg Two or three stamps for Postage viii be &C
ceptallc.
Address, DIR. SkILlIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surge.
On Howard Association No ?. south Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa 2yiy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-05
l. eaYenwortb. july s.

On SUNDAY, General Blunt with all the
cryalry he could raise started from Fort
Scott to Fort Gibson, in Indian Territory
Information received at Headquarters.
district of the frontier shows that Phelps
Indian Brigade is hard pressed by the en-
envy, who is ! 600 strong
Their infantry regiments are marching
to meet Col. Phelps.
Gen. Blunt took 10 trains and will cross
Arkansas TO offer battle