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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-15

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
THE OLD new YoRK PLAN.

From the NewYsr& Pest. t's: ?. - s'$ s' ~
We have before us % old Volumsi psint-
ed 10 1922, containing s'the laHs VI. ths
State OF New York - and principally those
passed under the administrator Of that good
old democratic epublicau sGorernor, ,6seFge
Clinton, Curious 30 ace how the people Of
The revolutionary age managed their polisi:
cal matters in tins Of war, we have studisd
lie pages With no little interest. First,
then. We hnd thai the recreeas sons ssTtha
State-she eoppsrheads. and sreactiaDisss at
that day--who took part With Great Britain
I'D her oaarres with the COLONIES, or who
even aFscesd 90 bold q position 46f heasFals-
~. wera treated By che Lsgislsturesef lAewt
York 10 very dsSid ded and persmpsorE map-
ner. 10 1887 It enacted . statnte which
reads ia this wise: ~ q = = #ss,,'',s''
WHrnsAs, Cerssls Of shs i0habitants Of
this State hags,s during she eassEsd pf the
present cruel var MaRed by the k'pg and
Parliament of Great Britain against the
people OF these States, affected % N SiItatn
q neutrality which there is reason TO. expect
was, in many instances, dictated BY pow
srty Of spirit a4d sn nndne attachment 30
property; and, whereas, disars OF the said
pereons, some OF whom advoeated the ANA,
rrican cause until IL became asrious, hass,
notwithstanding The forbearapoe oil their
eountrymen, and coasraFy to shsis faish
pledged BY their paroles, pngrstefally aad
insiii ously, by arsful ngisreprssantatio
and q subtle dissemination Of doctrines,
fears and agpHehenssonss false in themselves
and injurious TO the American cause, sedue-
ed ssFsaia; wsak minded persens from she
dusiss they swed TO their esesntEy |; aad i
being repSgpsns to Sussiese a. veil as coed
pelioy thai gssn should be pernittsds 40
sheltsr thsassetsss umAsr a GOvsgsHasaai
phich thsy nsf 0aiy refiss to, assta =
rearing. bat auhich thsy daily sndsGveS to
anderw;s,s aad sstbeeyG-- L s5sss
,.Bs ii esaeiea, &C." lst. That Asah each
men hs rsonlFsd % take 40 oaah Of slegi-
anee,;s lwhsch wss prescribed 10 the aes. q :.
2i. Thas s'if they rsfaaa 90 take she oath
they shall be removed to villain the snsny's
Sd. That ktif they ever return sStsfward
they shall be adjuagsd guilty Of misprisea
Of traason,n -a-a 81 4l% Z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28
UNION MEs IN soUTHEREN BAsTlLaRs

From rebel sources the Philsdelhia In
autrer learns, oficiaiiy, that there ars poT
10 rebel jails ever four hundred Uasss
men, arrested from every Southea State,
sDhose only crime is a refusal 70 sakss tg
arnas in aid Of the rebellion, or love Tor
shc old fag. Many of these are from
w es.ern Virginia aDd many from keu-
tzeky. Some are eighty years old others
less than sixteen The mortality among.
them 10 heavy. Confinement without prop
Or air, food or clothing, 10 fast wasting
away these Of strong frames and pushing
the wssk into their graves. .....e..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

r. Some amusement has been had Ii
Detroit over q mases game Of billiards OF
one hundred peiBss bssWesn sswO s.champi-
oas,' the fsnref sAs thing consisting 10 ths
fact that neither one Of them had eEsr toach-
cd cue before the game was played, ts twa
hours .ths game was eoneludeds one party
beating the oshss elssen poinss. The hgh-
eel ran made was seven. .-~5s.4 &s* >s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

RTThe Tories tells us that they were
Wiling TO sustain the j administrations 10
the prosecution Of the war until the Pros
lamatiea Of Emancipation was issued ssd
Slavery was asssiled. Slavery, then. 10 OF
more Importance 10 them than the Unioo.
and rather than the former shall be 10 ans
respect Injured they are willing 70 sse the
later utterly DESTROYED. tzs ...ss.r..z ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

. Z zefss;;-is.sa ~ &i 2 Waahington, March 20. &
The following has bsea received By 'GaiJ
ssagsr, per ssssmss 80 New Yofk3 T. S'5,
Soath- Ress Pass, MarOh els,rRy ttsls-
graph from Bason Resgss we learn tbas
Com. sFasragps, leading In the sssasaeE
Hartford, aetaoksd ptort Hudson sbssssrsss
last nign as II o'slesk, with .his asss. Ths
steamer Mississippi rae agrouods sud was
burned. The firing on both sides WIS rapid
and ssyere. Ths land forces ars xiship IRE
.niiss Of shs ensmy's wosks, In goodspiriss
and bound Co WIN. Oavalry skiRalshang 10
the opiy Sighting done ~ yss s''saa ' = -
,'s Nv st tstgasd,l. ,,,, sse Chas: Bansly, 4.
,ss.E- /, lAss's Sap's Military Telegraph,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

{ The Commercial's Washington specisl u
this afternoon saya: Ensogrsk md ahd lilo:
arioas news hss hesn rseairsd from Fairs
gas's ases d On .she, ,Misstas;ppis RbipA has
created lively satisfaction as the White
TIsass apd in the diasrsns dspastmsnts d
Gevsrnpept. 1bs SserssasJ of ths Navyy
il warmly ooskrsssiateA Secretary Walla
has isfernasioB that Rasrsgas bad safslj
made the passage ID shs frigass Hartford.
'A' Dag 'aiPs visA be 'xIhsls asss lh' s.es'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

gTIs was well aaid by MIR. Brady in his
Brooklyn speech, shat slime will surely
come when she men who oppose this war
will be deemed more infamous than the To.
ries of she rsvoiutien.o Il this fact we're
ttly realized, We doubt whether there are
ten persons in this community who woald
quietly rest day under the name Of being,
at this crisis, iu favor Of peses with the
rebels. No member Of society is 40 aban-
doned as TO cours infamy. Enthusiastically.
Wheo il comes TO shat, be is ID longer q
member Of socisty-hs is simply an Oat.
cass.-N. z. Times. .. -. "
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

,.ssssa ashipgssp, March -.
Gan. Hsnisasmaa 10 alkaiy tosacsssd GsD.
sSmDsr IN oomnaaa q sAs iDispsssasns oe
Missoufi. ,zsk8sa GE8E NJ 1AhGz
The Richmond end fsew Orleans rsposss
sss pesssssi5 ssisfsssss HI aEili pojhssS except
- ts~bsthss shs nett dsiia sr aid hoeo pass
Part fisssos, III Did sIssl partiSaiat Ihhssy
eivssdFecsly Spposise ssatsmshss.. '2' ''77.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

sl9 gdk xgp ExsSUsSvIEk.k y xoas rss y u 4 4
I. ! q
vaskiass b.
nj asgion rsssissd 10 D
|isads u GO bslssg skss ~ - abssl
EihR s Nappaha Ssk aai So
asastIS RishEssisiais. gsas as IS Il
sa ss Il btsass u efa X
ssassssas ih5yss il wsIegs
Trains ars s6aahg I'm Il
Rssssiakehssss hsasa sa
10 contra this pews.
.efF slJI .sss.s-sssasb
.,s s.s'I.ts, x,,e Mr. ,ypf ssSk .ssab
Il, wssaIngtoe pIsAs IiAssIss.aaaa
Tribuns ny 80 rsbsls are prsnaaisg ,la isll isll
back t9Eards Riehmend. pssheassns
ot. Dasis Governments of sl asssek MIA
Jasss siysr, szisss. Rstsgsas sopasa his
siasemsps. and add that d. srmg d mseh
rsasasa bY sks vlshaeasI Of Longasrses's
sofps, .hs Two Hills, ana p.hss ssbsl Gss;
erals, shs bsss goas = Oh other pas's .. iths
Confsdsraey. 'H -. -,
Information has been ,gsesivsd al, la
capture OF i piOks guard % 20 Of 80 men,
By ! ds.aehPeDs p ssaarss esyalry, who
came via Hlcknan's Ford. r., =. s..l,artt,sl
Ths Var Depsrtnsot has received rolls
or az regimep,s cenprising tbs array Of the
United stafes, which shows tba nami e ,ef
. z. =. y = 4 q -. 80. : hog nnN
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

'saa aaaa as Fl TsFashi1gson March c4.
. 7hs'sasasssgss gainsa a Psst tuadsSu,
il stated eg:gsssrDasns cs1sisls. win Be
fsiiawsd up,s sigssoasays n is sonadsney
1asssrssa. hs high ofBsialss shas good news
may bs asoEsa ser srsm Fisssbsfg within
few days. ~. II ssAaasa Eaaad.o@l l.:
aEhsYrobabilisiesavs sbas Rssscrshswill,
nsasssy fSw days, make foraasd asvs.
meu4.yc sob = ttts3 e3st3tp4G 50! ~ !
yThs Wass Department. co. overwhelmed
wish appioaaisss Ger soshisslsns III solos.
sasegimsnta The sasosss q shs Florida
saped,tina haseissa great imptsus s'shss'
maRamanbas fissxssSss sEaqs gsssE2 %; e>#Fp@'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

...-...-t = 81 .Msgfressbofes March 2Gsv svs..
From late spushsrn pepsrs,1 captered.g at |,
Milton. we have the follaRisg: "
The Mobile Advertiser add Register Of
The .l5th says the, oanaisipassd attack ON
Charleston 10 intended for a mere 9eins, ths
psxt blos will uotbe madson shs ssa bSaFd
bat upon GGR city, strongly insimatiae
that: Mobile will ~ he real object aa'as.
ssak~ .ssqli rj@1s al s9xgi 1n.,:b hs&st zsTa
sThs ssms papsE pabiishes a. rsnofksble
editorial, 10 which Il ssays the asrksss hoas,
is isss before the break soi days nHr hops
may be realised in The peeseaA taonficss bas
at present ws cannss see thetsiigh ghtessxsom
for hope, and arsf iasffnsd 10 bslisss shsS 8
Toe spa ve viii bs ebllasd co. b MAKE peace
with radical aholisionists. ft4
"A letter from ITaiiahoma 70 Cksfsestoa
COasier, ssSs Gen. slgsi. Win hi aiSlslon,
Aas iassiy rsinfoteed the army sOsi shs opnr
ssrlaaaetitl@ 3ues - rat &8 aat d5ier azssgaE0
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Neat and Expeditions

JOE PRINTING. are not surpassed In the st<tsf
Ths nAtsrtasare all entirely new comprising all the
later and most approved styles Of Tps Border R.:e
&C. together with P0Dsr JOB Prsssss Of the best
patterns. It will ever Be the ambition and deter
mnssion Of she subscriber that all work executed al
this essablshent shall be distinguished by tAs fea-
turss necessary 70 oOnstituss Il sssrrrit-uA- sly,
eorrsesasss and asssasss Our personal superiutend
anes in Job Printing guarantees thstaithful perform
anes Of svsrysos We invite patronage, With the
rance to ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
acitiss will enable uato orders entrusted
d, in naaasr never before attempted in this city
VS. BURKK
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

|. Gaiw .;l .;sa aAnsfrsesbosO, iissch o. :.
i Within The lassAfOnr dsys the enemy hasF !
undaFtaksa ssvoratT atTaeohnoisaHs causing +
csPsidsrablas spiekst skismishipg siung HE !
sptirs dsaat, gThsc sshslsadbe nos appear
as allsaaxious 10 bring ON igsnesai sSgags&a
msntsr7svoso ss1sq& aac s4i sottTaq cTt "a
,Whsslsrs twithn thsse ahaasand mosatsA I
msn hsssadssnssd 40 Middissea, ten mil1s
bagopdsepe eRtpests etov iiiT ID do!t# dir
Forrest is atiuy asilhtaVaa Born, ~hssS
whsrsabeHss are ashpiislg knnwu.i4 sAa.s
Mergans slReas bic seeensasfsaty AAsbssas
sneaupad ON Snow hill 1ssmilss beyond
Libersy, on our left .aaa1 ia9ae4 h seyo
Mary prsPipsqs sabels aasOssAs tAspOl.d i
igy, os sgaeustipg sVisksbassss ed nas&iOe
those boa sFsaps mite the aFmgs ssa aaisaalas sRsn-t.
nsasa 9 Nj ysa aaa7qsaa oa4 .sl.t aeEsigslla 1e ii
sM Nae claimed ia rsbslaens lhaIbRoss>
essns yosld IA sblissds ssp repeat ahs moEs2s
iasnssp Of iass Esars shsn RssA fsli back 80
KKsptseky, there 4 20 Indications sf sasha
moVsnsps, AoNayaR. 10 a. shAss TsVs 81 ods
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New York March ri. q

: =, Ess ,. 42@&' Nsw York; March 70. :
a Basbadees Letter of the. 25tsS states,
sshas franz station Look 0Hsths pirate Flor
ida was ssens Thgse vessels were sesnf TO
aGwardc or hsr, ssai one of sbsn, a alaRge
aids-Rh steamer, Supposed 70 De shsy VAN
derbik. wens in pnrsais. IS !. ~aa. sd Ysis
rza.-Ths yFlsrida vas sssn all night
steeriSg north By sast. aat 4stH Ts ~ T.
"A sabsequsns letter, dated 2Ssb, says The
FlOrids bad srris edsat .Rarhadoss, and shas
she was supplied With esal DO, Ana fstsd
by the Governor, for which. Eha piratA2Ep-
turned sbaaks by ~iDpssssiDg 20 British
ssilsrs.as nj sagdfrT sfaY wsK sdT -
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.,..., .'', ~ . 80 - So. Cincinnati, March
Gep. Burnside viii arrive hsrs ,to-nos:s
row. lis said be is to take command Of
the department Of the Ohio. ,-..sT..
Special dispatches from Murfreesbors
say il is reported the rebels hare again
creased Duck river, in force. Il is expected
that Gen, Joe JOhasou viii take impsdisse
command Of Tallaboms, e,,,z. ~ -, -.
] Advioes from YssoO Psss represent shs
prospect ot getafpg shreugh tie Pass, good
Our forces aye new 6essiging Fort. Pens
befton. *-S 49, .}s. }t.,<.r..~.4, g., -tI,.:4
/. A special dispatch from Paris, Ky., Gays
Ehs Rehsl 1Ol.as sOlaks surEeuHdsd Moaas
sseeiing this asoEning. Our foF0s,s ams 90
ting TO- 000; tfoaghs for boass, bas wsss
aasllg eompallsa 40, susssDags stThsrsbsls
theaihasaea thelsOms. tEsAisthOugaS Cadks
intssds astaskipg Paris as4uigha.. ri faise
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,anaisusassssf sss Son. g, Ma,rsh ..''' :.
Tsstb fsdsss f Y. .Aasirsss sss' SsS,,
sasisfassofs Sssl s iss.d ss..dsy vslh res.
tssssasaaiv& sf nc cry nass, ktoSks,s II scSr ca.
aasehss asd oeddps Iadianaao Thaasihh
ere IRON tha R9cks ssssasasaa
shes gs bafasEs ashs ns Nes ssssssAiSn
Of Usshs sfn sxasctad the wssk The sb~t'
jsasS q sss .peysEaaaasasJs b ata. aseassassakas
then, sp st fsndwi tAs sssssssAs tbssRslag.
1alpss and Paeislo more aass. ssRa 50 aaAsw
sluds sssasiess psass With sbams1 rtort 90,
The sishsA sosnsps sf TIA Unjssa States: =
iapidly approaching paaaplssiep,s es.a 1u9ds17;
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ssoai 'sss tssd BfssAshk ktch. haAsett ii. 'aTa
sGsn. Bdfssi6s rsssisssaaI ossasssP Z 1ffos ne
.wss DsvsfsnsAse Aselslaa,, sSdlafs tkis f al. ais.eo
itsraoss lasr Rg .sassros, ssAsses I ohs Sitsf
'prosssd imhsdissssy Tor Mn hoo sonraanaa.' e
Gen. Hooker asslsff6 Ikss iiis ssmy shait
make . prosa rssasd fosi isssaf MisAiani6asy
ldsyaa@ u .ssasl ,l,t~l xaszqs ~ eSzsqs q Ahsm
Gsasral indieasions wers. that she :fsssled
sfsslassssy fos ashs safssy sFeRlsaAsoSd.l
ParsIls& psissoses sas sAssars msving als
sAsis Assyy mashlssey fef ~ inanafA fAosass ]
OIL sgaiaaassy fpswdesy AG;a se lefsasrAH"
iGaaygia. aik 10 vssoo sd n ssss staislsiss
Thsy sspssssul Ne aseabkasf Slsksssffsa'
Ahslrsbsa army ~ ssssa aaslaasasly y lFssssas
o. abandoning shs sonssss. ata.a 'y44 %
Ths psapls aaaiala ahas sheaaAa Esaabwn
fsil sksy cannot Aald eat vsussfas saakw
sof sipns. : III ssssssa 8 sssds ST
q - -s- .'rs -T.ssssT .xsbsspT
/ ssss y s .lasksoD, siiss,. Msrch -.
fnssrpssien xsesived says HsIsns wss y, :,
|sssksd ID shs rear % Monday. &c On inst. =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
E GR DrO1E
BRA DVETH'- PIi.LS- New save.

"a NLiNt- IL ]. = -, NEW Lit,
Are irfale for eostlvene=s spaSns loss Of appetite
sick headache gidd ness eenze Of loang afte. meals
dzz!uess, drovsiuess, ana crasap.ny paths and al Dis
orders 81 the onsch and bowels.
uNL o. MANY CASES.
~ ''r1.aal Letter at ~ Canal steel, New YORK
,. /. r. COOK, publisher O. The Stats & .l,.s.e. Ben
q. s-oa. VI "a he vas attacked 18th DYsPEP IA
and Suffered 50 severely from IT, shat particle Of
feed could ue swallowed without occasnnlne the most
uncomfortable sensation 10 ms stomach. For five Years
ne suffered fro this breadth complaint when he used
rEANDELTHS PILLS. The first box did no. seem 70
benefit him much. bar tn second produced change
ana tF L.4s tlu-e he HAD taken SIX boxes COMPLETE
CURE VS. effected lis SAYS. My dyspepsia was
gaae, and my experience II a1 early death vanished IS
+SE FOR NEW STYLE
AK FOR $EW ~TGLE.
fi0clgal 0f'.c-. "a srrl street Nss YORK. Sold by
D FILFeRD, "a r. q VIVIAN, Mineral Point
and Gy AL respectable dealers IN medicines Inlin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
SALE OF FORFEITED MoRTcAcEo LANDS.

Office Of Commissioners School ond taieer&tg Lands
PvISco xcorxr.
totd highest a a he h ~ q
da fDeu D
NAV the
announced y the
Pm . zsN5TTIS }r S y2I f nba.
Forfeited -5rtgoged Lands in I0"a County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
I3Iu .tccis Atg ntIsu Indi-creiior,- Of Y ont b

Sores and Ulcers. Blotches and sweliugs, = 10
CeraIlt. Lee radically cured 3 The Pills taken night
anu soruiuZ and t Ointment be freely used az atet
il the printed Instructions. II treated in any ,ther
Ee dry L,g u one part break out Ia auoth
Whereas This Ointment VIII remove the homors from to
zys-eIa and leave The patigL. vigorous and healthy
man. Il vii require little perseverance IN bsd cases
D t..--.r. : -. r-ra-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Es~ Charley Cox IS on hand with new
advertisement He stock Of groceries
equal. sny III town.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
Something New!
THE subscribers would respectfully info-, -
that they have just rsceived supply 9. The '"'1
Eagle BED SPRINGS.

new invention. that may be attached 10 s,v -.
ste wheTe ats are used They are CHEAP d;1,eTI
and the mos. conyei.Cuf Bed prlng in rs. W.,
prepare al Al 10 times attach them to BcfseaS1
those who des r. beds 70 upon. ~
The piJIlc are invited to call and examine them =
themselves FOR feel Gdent that none .f go
tbs u fling expe Sc. after having tried them ~
Mineral Point, Sept. 9Th, 1858 ASH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
yyeaEacss G. Debility Induced by over Pa
tiCNe

VIII zuo1 disappear by the use Of these inyAlu7S!s
Pills and tac l3.er VIII quickly acquire addition 81
strength. E-rg. let the Bowels be either confined az
uuIuly acted upon. Il may strange that Hon D
says Pills -hg-ld be recommended isT Dys-utsry an
Flax, rl1I- persons surprising that they would increaso
Che geIfgE- ll.s r great mistake for thsse Pals
VIII fle Ever md s-uIuachand thus 81
,Ie acrd HuUpT= FROM le system This medicine VIII
give tone and Vga- to the whole organic hover
4e-us d. nil" ag alt1 and strength follow = 8
ter IF coarse Nothing sill stop the relaxation O. ts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
SpPClal 0otirr5.
REVENUE STAMPS,

OF different denominations, ranging from
one cent - one Dollar, for sale at the TAM
rs- Ottice, al par b
GEO ". BLISS.
Dep'y Collector.
May 2Sth ls63. #
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
rUwAEr rEvLIE. MATTHEW PR
Ppe csfss S. ESt-Es ger,
SATTHB " PRATS=.
STOVES md TLNW4RE.

GUCCESSGRS . VIM. Langon Son, having pun
, cs-scd Jhe large and fashionable stock o:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
FOR SALE BY

J. II. vivl n Mn POINT: clayton iionper, 94lI,7'
2. D. ttuste,l, Arena, J NJ AveTEs '-Ts-9",
e. J Wade, W b AIas- p ~ trElll.lls, D2AseF4lie,
2 e.. Brett tiiEh and, D ". Qua con +F2css
and by Drtz-is-z and Herch1Ht5 Gt-ef-+'y iolE iol
The United states aud CaEsdas. a4-ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

VIII he speedily relieved and eTectuaIy cured ~
using the-s admirable medicines. and 10y paying proper
atteutg, t}- DIRECTIONS HIGH attached 10 each
Pot or Box
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

these Fittsrs are put up in quart
bottles, Of lohjoh the above Is a fac
sjn-jLs The IabeJ Is finely en-
graued, and IS provided Nth
safe guard from CONTRIBUTORS.
Price 81 Per bottle, or SIX for s..
Q. ". Po5aoEa, ProPristor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
lchon1 al orders should be ad-
dressed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Why + CHRfSTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE POPULAR!
FL = Ii -, a-.--.. 4. III. 49,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
DISCO tTtHN.

PER, ~ .o-h 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

ANOTHER was cured Of Fever aud Aguc
after t~yInG every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER WAS cured OF Fever Sore
which hai existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of aight
wears.
Iasss mnumerGblc Of Dyspepsia an'
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and pills
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
W ,nD WANTED

PeoraIcr1gv S1AuPs fer sale r. this
rNca d ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
BOX STOVES,
BRITANNIA WARE

OF al descriptions and sizes .ozcther with yc- coal
STOVES. iat4 for Cooking aat the par.or. We Ia c
$50 ). large stock Of beautiful