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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

Owen Jones
Richard Oliver
Thomas Owens
Morg11 Williams
David Griffith
Nelson Peterson
James Stewart
VIM. Lanyon
Robert Hughes
Evan Williams
Hugh Hughes
VIM. Pengelly
Jacob Duckner
John Rowe
Thomas s. Perkins
Andrew Olson
VIM. Bosanko
John d. Roach
Thomas Roach
Richard Roach
Henay Olson
Goolic Targumson
Jacob jacobson
John Davis
George Mizen
John Lewis
Ole Lewis
John Wiggentou
Hiram J iiller
James Degoe
Stephen Degoe
Vim. Sillers
Andrew Olsteinson
Patrick Mahon
Peter Macboyl
VIM. Johns
christopher Hanson
Eyar Hanson
Andrew Olson
John Ruderstuff
Jacob Muer
Richard James
Valentine Ekinrod
Nicholas Ash
John Beckeas
Patrick McClosky
Matthew Turton
John Turner
Eaoli, Hplvers0n
Jacob Semmons
VIM. James
Vim. Wall
Richard Noble
Thomas Vivian
James Sillars
Johannes johnson
Sigbwin Edmonds
Frank Edmonds
George Walters
Paul johnson
christopher johnson
Hans johnson
O e johnson
Judsou French
~N-Itt. JHtit-
Ellis Roberts
Thomas Jones
Ole Jameson
John PAWS
DAME Lewis
Michael kalp
Henry SChnee
John Evans
Narvy Twayt Il
John Fuk-
David Shcenimon
Wm. Wi khan
Edward Richards
Samuel Griffith
Frederick Strathman
Hugh Jones
John Curnoe
Ole Olson
kneutson Olson
Tolive Euson
Ole Ingerbreitzen
O der Benson
Robert DENLY
George Reeve
Lars Larson
Samuel Williams
James Duncan
Augustus Olson
Ole Christensen
John Lindsey
John Williams
John ". Williams
Class II.
John Webb
Hugh Jones
Christ ppher Jacobs
Geo. Bunting
Gardner G. Meigs
Thomas Shiels
Gilbert Gunville
Peter RakenteIer
Adam Hible
Nelson Jackson
John Olson
Andrew Targumson
Herman Nince
Owen Williams
Geo. Hu0Teous
John GOOD win
Ole Anderson
Bennett TURNS
I'm Farragher
Benz Olson
Henry Kasper
Jacob Muer
Antoine Nuer
John Peter Shnider
John T. Greufell
Goolic fargumson
Kanute Olson
Nelson jackson
Hans Olson
Augustus Jameson
Nelson Arverson
Erick Hoiverson
Ole Olson
David Latto
Arnold Freeman
Edmund Garrison
Kanute ROlverson
Josiah Williams
John Fieldsend
Ole Holverson
Andrew { resnson
James Neil
Evar Everson
J. II. Mann
Edward Barry
John 8lotz
Thomas Holland
Stephen Stephenson
James Bennett
SeyeTt Kruson
Joseph Mitchell
James Edwards
Thomas Thomas
Fm- Johns
Pearce Owens
Thomas William,
David Jones
John Williams
Michael McGrane
Joseph Short
Henry Williams
Evan Owens
I'm. Lewis
John 4. Williams
Henry Carter
Timothy BALDWIN
David Powell
Hans Olson
Wm. Shnider
Bennett Rhinerscn
Henry York
SuTren Peterson
Jacob NJ. Michasl
Gcolic GoOiicson
John hamilton
Duncan Sillers
Thomas Larsen
Alex. Stephenson
Lewis Olson
Christie Nelson
Peter Walker
Tai lac TanSleson
Jchn Lemons
Ole Harrison
Daniel Griffith
Thomas J. Jones
Matthew Kalp
Kasper Ball
Jacob Hartman
Patrick Conolly
Barnard Shoenimon
4. b. Robinson
I'm. Smith
Richard Edwards
Richard Morgan
Thomas Flint
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

Il
Henry Farragher
John Heron
Samuel Henderson
Thomas Lewis
Charles Madden
Joseph Rowe
Alfred Edwards
James Roberts
Samuel w. Reese
| Vim. Hammil
Tors Nelson
Joseph Rogers
| William Arthur
John Richards
John Malroy
/ Wm. Ma.roy
Henry IL. Walters
/ James Wilcox
Sam'l Erskin
Peter PaKcoe
Cha's Bishop
VIM. n. Bishop
Peter A. Griffith
| James Thomas
Richard Clymoe
/ Edward II. Edwards
| BENZ. Jones
John Eddy
VIM. Williams
John s. Davis
Geo. W. Dodge
j hn H. Penberthy
Thomas Bosanko
John s. Penberthy
! Solomon Richards
4 Aaron Miller
| VIM II. Letcher
Stephen 7. Davis
W. IL. P-ideaux
Michael Nc losky
Thomas Robinson
Joseph Tiller
/ Isaac EIxood
Richard Temby
Samuel Harris
James Hooking
Tho's T. Carkeek
Timothy Nankivel
VIM. Chopped
James Letcher
| VIM. III. Hooking
VIM. Angove
Thomas Cordainly
Samuel K iden
Edmond Eldyyean
Henry WinkIvel
James Bates
James 7. Pryor
Wm. Johns
VIM. Nichols
James Jury
VIM. { arter
| VIM Wilcox
/ Wm. Matthews
| " m. faIl
VIM. Hooper
Evan Oliver
| Thomas Oliver
WIN. Richards
John East
Jas. Eathorne
Matthew Launder
John Wilcox
John Simpson
B. ; Morris
VIM. Bergman
Rob't. Rundell
Richard Runde |
| Thomas Parsons
| Chas. Brewster
A. ID. Ncsllister
| Ole Isaacson
Samuel Stephens
Henry Javill
John Hosking
Samuel Parrey
Joseph Davey
Thomas James
Edwin Polkin ghorne
VIM Rowe
Peter Z. Peterson
| David NJ. Jones
| Ole Henson
Ole Holverson
Lewis Targumson
Ole Tarye rson
Andrew Anderson
| Thomas Davey
Joseph Hooking
| John Bosanko
James Rogers
Stephen Prince
Thomas Paul
| Charles PAM
Thomas Carkeek
Ben Mi Doe
Edward Polkinghorn
VIM. kewiu
Daniel Crowley
! Josiah PriGeaux
/ Joseph Barrett
Henry Vincent
| Joseph Davis
| johnson Granville
Richard Temby
David PAUL.
| Samuel Davcy
| John Thomas
Wnl. Williams
Matthew Rogers
George Davey
Josephus Sobey
Henry Souden
John PrideauS
Peter J Morris
| Joseph Arthur
Henry Lees
| Nicholas sherman
Henry Sickard
| John Eva
Wm. Morday
| James Jones
| JameSRowe
VIM. Seddicote
VIM. Thomas
/ Samuel Martin
John Oliver
Ssml. B Mclaughlin
John J Cornish
Evan Evans
Frederick Helety
Enoch w. Morgan
/ John va es
G.. " Burial
Peter Ball
James Lawson
John Farrsgher
Peter Spaug
Robt. W. Roberts
Henry Madden
Richard Quene
John Williams
John i. Davis
Hugh Owens
Nm. 4. Roberts
James Peters
Edward Davis
Geo. II. Lewis
Thomas Davies
{ Cornelius James
John Z. Roberts
Lewis Conrade
Henry PrideauS
X. F. Thayer
Francis 4. Walters
Lewis G. " hesler
James D. " heeler
Wm. L Lewis
John o. Jones
s. b 4nsley
Josiah Webster
I'm. James
Z. II. Ncyes
Edwin Schofeld
James Cahil
Christopher Hendra
Rufus Crosby
Bm- I emmCns
Vim. Gribble
James Mitchell
PeteF Matthews
Henry Matthews
Thomas Bice
Vim. Smith
Wm. Hosking
Hm. H Rartis
Jonathan Smith
Thomas Bell
Samuel Hendy
Benz Edwards
II ans Kneutson
John D. Smith
! Thomas Parry
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
THE TRIBUNE.
MINER AL POINT
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1868.
Enrolment List for Iowa County

sEoi " s,1sE gs5ss' EDrroas AND PaornrrToas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

Philip Martin
Richard Arthur
Wm. NJ. Rowe
j ames Richards
f, John Owens
Vim. Owens
Thomas Griffths
Evan W. Williams
Sub-Di
/ A. c. Byerrs, :.
Highlal
Armfeld, John
Armfield, I. c.
Anderson, Peter
anderson, Andrew
Aklaskenson, Andrew
| Askelson, Andrew
Askelson, Askei
| Anderson, Nelson
| Anderson, Hanse
AndeI son, GrettaN
Anderson, Ole
Andrews, Gordon
Anding, Frederick
Bennets, Daniel o.
Benoy, Joseph
Bach, Peter
Bowey, John
Black Samuel
Bower, Nelson
Dennis, Joseph
Darrinson, Ole Lee
Baker, Samuel
Baker, Jacob
Bennett, !. +.
Beuhlman, Fred
Barrinson. Andrew
Brenan, Michael
Brethaner, Geo.
Berry, Thomas
Billings, Henry A.
Berg, Peter
Comfort, o. P.
Coats, Thomas
Christopherson, Mich.
Christopherson, Knute
Cunningham, Vim.
Child, Joseph
Comfort, John s.
Clemenson, ia mes
Cunningham, Huston
Dolan, Patrick
Davis, Edward
Dennis, Chas. ".
Drury, Joseph
Deyve, Amos
Doyl, William
ENtine, Henry
Egbert, James
Egsn, Richard
Eyle, TalIick
Edwards, Thomas
Edwards, Thomas II.
ford, John
Fuhrmann, II. G.
Ford, Michael
Fox, /. L.
Folz, Vim.
Fritz, Andrew
Gilman, Chas.
Gulbertson, Hanse
Gumershki, Mattus
Grace, Patrick
Grant. Patrick
! Holland, Peter
/ Hansen, Jacob
Rannehan, John
Harvey, Aibat
Heckcndorn, Joseph
| Hays, Jacob
Hays, 1. T.
Heiser, II. II.
! Holms, Joseph
Holms, George
Ingerbertson, Knute
Inehoff, Garrel Henry
Inehoff, Henry Jr.
Inehoff, Barnard
Johnda, Wensel
Jones, John r.
Johnstone, Andrew
Johnstone, J. B.
John stone, Joseph
Johnstone, Nels
Kelly. Thomas
knowis q. V.
kreul, Henry
Kobb, Jacob Rev.
knutson, Albert
Keifer. Conrad
Aid, James
Anderson, Andrew
Anderson, Lewis
Albertson, Hans
Anderson, PAUL
| Askleson, John
| Anderson, knute
| Adams, Thomas
1 Broumond, Christopher
Benoy, Wrl.
Bier, Jacob
Buck ey, Phillip
Backus, Henry
Conray, Thomas
/ Crouch, John ".
Clarkin, Owin
| Comfort, Chas.
/ Christianson, Peter
Christopherson, And
/ Dernon, Thomas
Delaney Martin
Dickinson, Jonathan
braves, Andrew
Driscol, Daniel
Dolphin, George
| Efir ger, Robert
Egau, Patrick 1st
Egan, Patrick I'd
Egan, Constantine
Egau, Nicholas
Edwards, HeQry
Erpeubach, Stephen
Evans, Thomas
Earraeer, John
Filb2ch, Jacob
Fiibach, George
Firkee, VI. Ehal
Fox, James
Ford, Hiram
| Ford, Francis
Fritch, christopher
Guard, John
Galligan, Phillip
Griffin, Mich
Gunderickson, Men
Groshoug Valentine
GuIiicksJn, Ole
Gubschall, Anton
GotterSchall. Valentine
Goldtrap, Vim.
| Gottschall, Frederick
Gilbertson, Errick
Gulbsrtson, ole
| Guibersheon ,sErrick
| Rolshauer, Peter
| Henterlighter, Samuel
| Halverson, Kenute
| Halstancence, Hans
Hanasy, John
| Haug, John
| Rerhig, Christian
| Zines, Walter
| YARNS, Frederick
| HeImig, Henry
| Ransen. Hans Andrew
| Halverson, , Kenute
| Hansen, Christian
Hall, James
1 Hay, Edward
/ Haiverson, Clemant
/ IruhoT, Garrett
| Irnhof, Anton
| Jones, Daniel
| Jones, Thomas
| Johnstone, Peter
| Johnstone, John ".
/ Johnstone. Ole
| Jacobs. Hans
Kreul, Bernard
| The flag cf truce
Monroe las, evenin
Richmond papers /"
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10 Confederate ofhc
Immediately TO thel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
E POINT WElNE YAUGUsrpn NUM-

Thcras Thomes
Danitl Beekeriy
John Kuderstuf
Christian Kurt
Edward James
Gilbe-t Olson
Eric Ericsson Gordon
Samrel Rohr
let Nc. II
Enrolling Officer.
.Chss i.
keiffr, Nicholas
Lator, Andrew
LahoIts, Thomas
LIANT, Winfield
Lincon, James
Lewi.on, Ans
LIANT, Aener
Lee, nhomas
Lamor, John
Lamot, James
Lamb, Vim,
Lanyon, Samuel 4.
More, Mortz
Maxon, John
Manning, Thos.
Mills, James
Mills, Thos.
hcGuire, James { Age. %
Mcclure, Matthew
Mason, Geo.
hcIver, Hugh
untz, John
AeNullen, Samuel
hetcalf, George
McGoyern, James
NcGovern, Phillip
Maughn, John
AcGiff, Thomas
Nondorf, John
Neademayer, Sebastian
Nelson, Gunder
Nagle, Joseph
Nagle, Matthew
Riddle, John
Rowe, John
Richter, Frank
Reed, John
Roberts, Vim. n.
Smith, Henry
Sander, Henry
Spicer, Frank
Seiger, Peter
Schmeltzer, Geo. l.
Stahlman, Henry
Sterling, b. ID.
Smith, Michael
Seeling, Chas.
Stake. Wanzei
Spencer, Geo.
SchraeltZer, Conrad
Serger, Henry
Nowak, Francis
Newnyre, Frederick
0leson, James
0'Donnell, Lawrence
0leson, ole Age. 20.
Oleson, Ole Gage. 29.
0leson, Miclo
Pateman, Samuel
Parmerly, Melvin
Pugh. William
Pugh, David
Patterson, Robt.
Patters n, John
Peterson, Thos.
Smith, John
Toppins, Geo,
Tompkins, John
Thomas, James
Tregoning, Samsn
Turrison, Martin
Torkeison Johr
Thompson, Lewis
Underwood, Madison
Victor, Joseph
VanPuren. Martin
VanBuren. Chas.
Williams, John T,
Wells, VIM. Z.
" ellis, Sylburn o.
Wells, John 4.
Wall, William
Whalen, John
Woun, John
Woodward, Thos.
Woodward, VIM.
Yancey, John II.
fockey VIM
"
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Kent, Walter
Kreul, Jose phi
kaum, Lewis
Knutscn, Nelse
Kreul, antony
Little, Rickely
Lampe George
Lemon G.. +.
Lemon, John \
Locke, Thomas
Lee, Robert
Lepsk John
Larson, Lars
Lamp, henry sen.
Aichal herman
Nuld6wney, hchard
McNsr, John
Mcclure, Jas Dutch
McCath, DENNIS
hartll- John
d artn, Frank
Muntz Frank
Nc Flrland, Davld
McEi're, James Sen'
Nicho ) John I.
Norris, stephen
Howa'k- ) Josepn
O'boinell, John
Otesol, John
oiesol, HarrelI
Olesoa, John nun
Olesol, Rosln Johh
Oldmre, John
OhlerSing Chas-
Oleso1, Ole
Olesol, Ole B'9 ole
Olesol, Errick
Ord, George
Peterson, Ell
Petersen, Ole
Pine, August
PhipIs. Nicholas
Parmsly, Ellsworth
Pollard Samuel
Perkins. I'm.
Peter1eil Gottlioh
Ryne,son. Lewis
Rand,Il. Douglas
Ross. Peter
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Ole Gunderson Peter Lynch
Erston Gundersoo William Harrison
Peter Erickson Thomas Wilson
John Goodlad -Prouer
James 0hare Walter Davis
John Carr John Ranyard
James Harrington Michael Bany
Patrick Brown Theodore Yeager
George Huskins Albert Curtis
Nt-ham Ellis Nicha.. Broderick
James Lee Byron Meggs
Jonathan Hodgson John 6 Williams
Mark Remar John Nancolis
Frank Welles Henry GOODYEAR
Charles Porte Christian Holman
James Butler Pierson Faris
William Heller Henry Bernard
Henry Whitsel James Bernard
Richard Bowden IL. VI. Reeves
John Wright Thomas Crowley
William Obey James Rogers
C. B. HeIle William Roberts
John Doslard William Evarts
amos Aaobott G. X Evans
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HWateh."

"Wateh thou in all things - TIM, iv5.
Who, of all men in the world, needs
this exhortation? The Christian
Why?
|. Because. he is a soldier, surround.
ed by enemies, who are waiting to des.
troy his soul. They are ready to take
advantage of his carelessneSS or neglect
of duty; they are vigilant; they are num-
erous; they are subtle. Therefore he
should watch.
2. Because he is Pilgrim, travelling
through hostile land. There may be
snares in his way; stones over which he
may stumble, pits into which he may
fall; enticers who would strive TO make
him linger on his way, and lure him
from his heavenly home. Therefore
ne must watch.
8. Because he isa Steward. He has
precious treasures to take care of-hiS
own soul, his talents, his time, his Mas
ter's honor He must take care that he
does not lose the first, misuse the second,
waste the third, and endanger the fourth.
Therefore he must watch.
A. Because he is q Servant. His
Lord is now absent; his return is uncer-
tain; it may be years hence, but it may
be tonight. When he comes back he
will expect all to be in readiness for his
reception each one at his post, each
one looking out for him. Therefore the
Christian must watch.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-19
EnrOlIing II JackaSS.

"Harper's Drawer" contains this zen.
rolling" anecdote:
The enrolling officer Of Salisbury Dis
trict, Maryland, was very active and
thorough in the performance of his duty.
One day he went to the house of coun-
tryman, and finding none Of the male
members of the family at home, made
inquiry of an oldwoman, the number and
age of the "males" of the family. After
naming several the old lady stopped.
"Is there no one else?" asked the off.
Ger.
"No!" replied the woman, none ex.
cept Billy Bray"
"Billy Bray! where is he?"
"He was at the barn minute ago.
said the old lady.
Out went the officer, but could not see
the man. Coming back, the worthy Of
fcer questioned the old lady as to the
age of Billy and went away, after en-.
rolling his name among those to bt
drafted. Time of drafting came, ant
one of those on whom the lot fell wa
Billy Bray. No one knew him. Wher'
did he liveP The officer who enrolled
him was called on to produce him; and
10, behold, Billy Bray was JackasS
and stands now on the list of drafted
men as forming one of the quota o
Maryland.
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THE WIFE OF A MORMON ELDER.

SsTENHAT one-half of the world cannot i'm
agine how the other half live," is no
less true than trite; and the lesson the adage
affords, our experience and observation daily
tends to verify. Then, too, when we consider
the ever-varying phases of human passion, and
the discordant elements from which all vel
and fanatical sects are moulded, it can scarce
ly seem surprising that faithful record of ac-
tual events should exceed in singularity the
widest dream Of romance; or that crimes
both strange and unnatural, should be perpe.
trated in far off country on the outskirts of
civilization, which people in another state #
society would never imagine possible. Know
ing rs do know, the evils and horrors and
denominations of the Mormon system, the de-
gradation it imposes on females, and the con-
sequent vices which extend through all the
ramifcations of the society, sense of duty to
the world has induced me to prepare the fol-
lowing narrative for the public eye. The ro-
mantle incidents connected with my expert
ence, many may think bordering on the mar
velOus. To them | would say, that this mar
ratve of my life only proves, what has so Of
ten been proved before, that "TRUTH IS STRAIN
GER THAN TIoN."-Authors Preface.
The book contains 449 pages, with engrav-
ings, is neatly bound in cloth, and will be sent
to any address, postpaid, on receipt of price,
SS1,25
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Proverbs of the Billings Fami
lee.

lCCs
Humor is the good natur ov on eddi-
kated man.
A gest is sumthin that is sharp enuff
to be uojised, and not rude enutf to be
resented.
"Solaman was wize man." but when
he ced thar warn't emmy thing nu under
the sun, he hadn't herd ov Hudson River
time tables.
"Larg bodys NOV Slo;" this ere pro-
verb don't apply tn lies, for the bigger
tina or, the faster tha go.
If thare is emmy man on arth that i
hate, it is one Of your cunnin CusSes
The only wa tu pleze evra boldly, is tu
make evra boldly think yu ar a bigger
fule than tina ar.
A man who kant smile with the belly
AXE on him, aint ft tu retail dry goods
tn the ladys.
Ignorance is ced tn be bliss; this ma
be SO, never tried it,
It's just as natral for lawyers tn lie, as
it is for white hared yung ones nose tu
run.
A woman's reputashion ma be likened
unto an egg-one fall, and the yelk runs
out.
The man who kan ware shirt hole
week and keap it klean, aint fit for emmy
thing else.
The more we hav, the more we want,
and the more we want the less we hav.
The poli.erkal Dimokrat wants tn ride
the nigger, while the politerkal Abolish
mist wants the niger tn ride him.
"The law Of nashuns;" iron klad gun
botes.
Arrogance is the bravery ov coward
ice.
Nobody but fule gets bit twice by
the same dog.
Evra sorrow has its twin joy; the fun
ov SCRATCHING almost pays for having the
ich.
Real happiness does not consist SC
much in what man has, as it dus in
what he don't want.
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Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay.

HAVING taken out g special license for
III that purpose, the undersigned notify the
relatives and friends of soldiers, that we will
procure Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty for
the widows and heirs of deceased soldiers en-
titled thereto, and also Bounty and Back Pay
for those soldiers wounded in battle, and Back
Pay for soldiers discharged, not wounded.
In late act Of Congress it is enacted, That
every n-commssioned officer, private or 9TH
er person, who has been or shall hereafter be
discharged from the army Of the United States
within two years from the da:e of enlistment
by reason of wounds received in battle, shall
be entitled to receive the same bounty as is
granted to the same classes Of persons who
were discharged after service of two years;
and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
this are hereby repealed.
READY & KITCHENER.
New Phila March 20, 1868.
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PLASTERING! PLASTERNG,,

YHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
on the Plastering business in all its branches.
Stucco work, Including Center Pieces Cor
nice, &C., Hard Finish, and Common Plaster.
ing, done in the best style of the art, and on
reasonable terms.
From long experience in the business and
having worked many years in the leading cities
of the Union, am enabled to assure the pub.
lie that all work done by me shall be well
done. Having two good assistants, am, al
SO, enabled to do jobs as expeditiously as may
be desired.
Da~All orders left at my residence on Wa
ter street, one square West of Broadway, New
Philadelphia, O., will be promptly attended to-.
JESSE ST0WBRIDGE.
March Is. 1861.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-19

"DU tell !" said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, on his return from the country the
other day; twas it the airly frosts killed
all the beans ?" "Who said they was
dead ?" responded the worthy yonk--
"Why, you," replied the dear old inno-
cent. didn't you say at the end of the
last letter you writ to me--Not bene /"
Ike fed the presence in order to give
ventto bis emotions out of hearing.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-19

"MY DEAR" inquired young wife o.
her husband, as she reached up her rosy
little mouth to be kissed on his return
from business, "have you seen the mag
ni6ceut set of walnut furniture which the
Smiths have just bought" "Hem-no,
my love, but have seen the bill, which
quite satisfies me-"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-19
TUSCARAWAS NURSERY!

1.-TWO miles north of Westchester, Tus- eees
Il carawas county, Ohio. We have anGx
extensive variety of fruit trees from one to four
years old, comprising all the approved varie-
ties of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Aprioots, Nec-
tarine Pums, Cherries, Quinces Grapes and
the different benius which have been tested in
this climate, Persons purchasing trees of US
can rely upon getting varieties adopted to our
soil and climate, as we have fruited large
number and know what We say. Buy trees
then Of your home nursery so that you may
know what you get, which you can not by buy
ing of foreign nurseries, and pedlars. We will
pies, 121 cents, Peaches 10 cents, and others
proportionally low. All orders to us at Cad
walader P. o., Tus. Co., o., or left with H. 7.
Stockwell, New Philadelphia, Ohio, will be
promptly filled. D. SWAIN & SONS.
March 9, 1863-1y .l-'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-19
County Surveyors Notice.

T AM now located in New Philadelphia and
will at all times be in readiness to attend
to all the duties of the Office Of County Survey
or ,hat may be entrusted to me, with care and
correctness. have now an entire new set of
instruments for doing the most difficult Sur
veying with the greatest precision and aocura-
cy. am full we'll assured that can give
general satisfaction to all who may employ
me. will also make plans, drafts, and spe-
cfcations in the best styles of architecture,
with all the latest improvements in building,
both for economy, neatness and convenience.
B6%0fice in the Court House.
ISAAC ANGEL,
Surveyor of Tus. Co., o.
New Phila., March 15, 1861.