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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-02

Moore MIS- b MorloI
Mishad Brrs Sarah Milla
Morgan Mira Ida Myers
-MeAlsiou Mrs Mary Mortol
Marsha | Mrs l. A Marlil
Moss Ms Elizabeth Mclra
.NyoFs Mrs Maggie Melvin
Munnay MrsJW Nagsii
Moore Mics Arna Moor,
Mckee Mrs h c McFat
Moll1y sary Morris.
MastefsOn Mrs Mary MOrr I
Moore Miss Arm ntt Mdthe
MoIo k Mrs Winnie Marta
May Mus Mary Maroli
Mccarthy Mrs Ellen MoKin
Mclryon AIRS J A Wilson
husgEovo Mrs Angelina M Mailer
Moore Mrs D. j MGBrid
Munhall Mrs AR Moore
Munul Mss Mary n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-02

Gentlemen who arrived Tonight from
the Rappahsnnock, say large columns Of
the enemy in motion were traced, yester-
terdav, by the lines Of dust in the rear
of their river front. While a considera-
BILE body was moving southwark, tbe
preponderance OF the mass appeared to
be going in the direction Of Kelly's ford
.,l 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
Renewal of LICenses.

\ number o persons hereabouts make
strong objections to making applications
for the renewal of their Licenses under
tn Internal Rev nue Law-some reius-
ing outright-on the grounds that there Is
no law to that effect, except the railing O.
the Commissioners Of Internal Revenue.
TO satisfy such we copy Sec Is of the ac,
Of Congress, approved march 81, 1868.
SEC Is. lind be it further enacted
That the several assessors shall on thu
first Monday Of may next, and on the fir
Monday of May in each succeeding year
direct and cause the several assistant as
SCISSORS t. proceed through every part o.
their respective DISTRICTS and inquire al
ter and concerning all persons being with
IN the assessment districts where the re
side, and liable TO license duty under the
provisions Of tins act, or of che act u
which this Is in addition, and assess such
persons as IN SAID acts Is required And
all licenses SO assessed shall continue IN
force until the first day of May next sue
ceeding And All licenses granted after
the first day of May in any year shall ex
pire on the first dav Of Nav following.
and shall be issued upon the payment Of
+ ratahle ;:rgaaii ;.GTtti.ln OF the whole amount
Of duty imposed for such license and
each license so granted shall be dated on
the first dav of the month in which 1t is
issued Prorided That any person, firm,
or corporation that on the first dav oi
May next shall hold an unexpircd license.
shall be assessed Tatable proportion for
the time between the expiration OF the Ii
cense and the first day OF May, eighteen
hundred and sixty four.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

BARNUM's SELF SEWER We have cen
furnished bv Mr. D. Barnum, Of Chicago.
samples Of work done BY his "Self-Sew-
er, and also circulars from several sew
Ing Machine Agents, attestlng to its sim
pilclty and usefulness. 1t Is an inven ion
that can he attached TO any sewing M
chine, and guides the work without the
use OF the hands, saving much fatiguin1
labor TO those who work the machine
We copy the following notices from the
Chicago Tribune and Boston 1dCe, user :
FROM THE CHICAGO, ILL, TRIBUNE
bAKNUal : SELF sewer - lt Is now
elSat months since we first spoke of tins
invention as having received the highest
commentator from the sewing machine
men, and others who had used it. The
: i"renee Company, after having sold
them IN their Offices Tor nine months. now
apply them "a ALL their machines. inclu-
ded IN the prices. (thev are also sold at
the other Offices and advertise them as
follows 10 avoid the strain on the
eyes, bent posture close application and
Jdtty"JHg care, heretofore necessary on q
/ large proportion of the work done on sew
| M machines We furnish machines with
'harnum Self sewer, which guides the
icork ttsetf, and is of incaIculable value,
especially to inexperienced operators
Ii VII give employment 10 great num-
Der OF Per-cn- IN selling them, male and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
The Darlington Meeting

On "Wednesday last, larSe e'o
,la from Lafayette and Iowa eouh-
ties. and from Warren lis, assem''0u %
Darlington, to listen to Mat H. CAkfES-
.BK Esq. Of Milwaukee, who was ''o'1'
,;ssd to speak upon the present eondi'lo"
of the country and the duty Oh hor'l'i"
men of all political creeds IN Tue pteseA'
.r;s;s of our country. The novelty oil
,,-ominsnt Democrat advocating Vigor-
Gus prosecution OF the War, IN thiS sec
ton of the country, tended to draw la'oe
.-,wd and we estimate The number pres
ont Mt not less thar two Thousand, IL
would be useless tor Us 20 attempt TO re-
port MIR Carpenter speech, as We 1ooA
no no,ss at the time, and its great length
would fill several columns II We had 1t Ell
tirs. though long as il was, We would giad
y lay i, before our reader could We OBTAIN
copy.
Mr. CARPENTER commenced bis remarks
with the statement that the present re
bellion was either justihable OF IL was
wrong and wicked. Ii rlght-h the 0ou'-
had a lust cause for the commencement
Of the war, it was the duty OF every Hooo
citizen to aid 10 securing to our southern
brethren the rights for which they are
con,endiug, even to the taking up vi arms
in their behalf On the other manu-, u
the rebellion was wrong and unJusthanIe'
the duty of every loyal man was piain-"
cheerful aid to the Administration IN put
ting down the rebellion, and leave all MI
nor questions of policy for future Discus
,ion and settlement He showed up the
present peace party OF the north IN their
true Iight, and placed them IN the same
boat with the Federalists Of 1872, and IN
fact in MI our wars Mr.. Carpenter said
he did not believe the Democratic party
of the North disloyal at heart, but as there
was now really hut one issue vigorous
prosecutioa of the war, or dIshonoTable
dismembermeut of the Union, the Domoc-
racy had no other way of keeping up an
organization than an opposition 10 the
measures of the Administration, ami that
a desire for the Offices was the leading
motive for their course.
He spoke upon several measures Of the
Administrations Emancipation Proc
lamation, arbitrary arrests. &c, TO which
we may alludo hereafter, but our limited
space precludes a further notice at this
time. The speech, as a whole was one OF
the best We ever listened to- and while We
may differ with Mr.. Carpenter upon some
points, we have no hesitation IN saving
that if the Democrats generally Of the
North agreed with MIR. Carpenter AMI &C
ted accordingly, this war would long since
have been brought to a close
1t was expected that Col CoBB would
address the audience, but as Mr. Carpen.
ter spoke until nearly the time for the
cars TO leave for Warren, Col Cobb was
limited to very few minutes which time
however he occupied to good advantage,
in few well timed remarks that were
we'll received by the audience who hal
xlready remained two hours and halt IN
almost breathless silence, listening to the
prev Gus speaker
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

ES We publish elsewhere letter from
Charles r Bridgman, Orderly Sergeant
Of Co. Z. 3lst Regt, fully corroborating
The testimony Of Mr. Stephens. a publish
ed last week ss TO the unauimitv of the
vote of that company on the Resolutions
published in the TRIBUNE Of MAY 9th
The sneering aliusion 10 those resolutions
in the lntelligencer Of Saturday, Is only
another evidence of the snimus Of that
Sheet towards the soldiers now in the field
Hghting for the salvation of the consritu
.ion and country for which all loyal citi-
n.ns have too much respect to riiicule
their defenders. Mr. BALY and Mr. Mn
LER represented in the Intel.i-encer as the
only onesa iopting the resolutions were eho.
sen Chairman and Secretary Of the meet
ing of the company st the time OF the pas
cage e tle resolutions
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
CLIO. IOUS NEWS
IlCkSBl III Is 10 DOL BIT OIhS !.
Our BRAVE Troops CROWNED WITH
IMMORTAL FAME.

ashlngtod, May 70.
The National Republican announces,
by permission of the President the follow
Ing despatch: 1t was receive by the
latter at half past twelve, p. NJ
Memphis, May %
To Col. Arson Sleigh Official inior-
nation trob below to Wednesday says
Gen. Grant has captured Haine's BlUG
and the entire works at Nicksburg-a
large number of prisoners and 81 pieces
% artillery.
The battle is still raging. witt every
prospect of capturing the entire force in
Eicksburg.
We hold ia ksop, Black River Bridge,
and Haine Bluff
A report Is making up for Washington
Signed, w q. FULLER,
Asst Manager of the Telegraph.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
The Sond,uavi an Pills and Purifier.


Cincinnati, july |, 1853.
DR. c. w RoBAcK,- Sir In re
nlv to inquiries made of me, it gives me
aleasure to say, that Mrs \. Atlee, of
the Society of Friends, and widow Of late
DR. Atlee Cincinnati, previous to her
soing East, expressed her confidence in
the efficacy of your scandinavian Rene
dies, and the benefit she derived fron.
using them She had been suffering from
General prostTation at times, being o,er
seventysix years Of age, and ophthalmia
and inflammation Of the face Various
remedies were resorted TO without relief
when some friends recommended a course
Of your scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills They had the desired effect
and she was considered as restored to
health
know many who have used your med
icines, and speak decidedly of the benefits
derived, thus testifving Of their renovating
Influence in purifying the blood and Civ
in- vigor and energy to the system They
haze nv cordial appreciation. Very re
SnaetfvlIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Col. L. S. ALLEE-As the smoke OF
the late fredericksburg battle passes of-
and others than paid correspondents are
giving accounts Of the fight, we learn that
the 9Th Wisconsin Regiment commanded
by Col I ). Allen, were entitled 70 much
more praise than they have received from
the CORES Pondsnts Of the \ Y papers
In storming the heights Of Marye, Col
Allen lead his regiment in advance of all
others, and was himself one of The first to
get inside the rebel works, snd it was 10
Col Allen that the commander OF the reb
81 battery surrendered. A drawer man
than Col Allen ha, not led regiment
into action since ,he commencement Of
che War
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

II man speaks or writes against our
Confederate cause. he is branded and ex-
pelled as traitor OF public snemv.-No-
bile Register
'If a man speaks or writes against the
cause efthe Government here AZ tue North
he claims 70 be exercising the sacred
right of free speech and if ne is arrest
ed. his Democratic friends make mar
tyr of the traitor and kick up terrible
row about the tyranny Of the Lincoln
despotism.' In time of war, such
things are not allowed Ia other countries.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

female 1t is so light an assortment for
all machines may be carried without in
terferance with any other business Re-
tail, with directions, $3.50 Wholesale
$500 per doz. ID Barnum, the inventor
has them for all machines, at Cornell &
Cos Sewing Machine Office, 1873 Lake st
Box 2444, Chicago, Ill Agents, send a
red stamp for circulars and specimens.
The Grover and Baker Chicago Office
also apply the Self Sewer" to all their
Family Machine. Other companies talk
of doing the same
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
LATER.
New \ ork. Nav IS.

The New York Tribune says, the Pres
ident has received Il second despatch
which has not been sent to the pres.
which stated with rather more precision
al an The LIST, that the whole rebel arms
hs;d been captured; and II 81 also, con
tirm;ng the other two. We consider 10th
OF these as really as trustworthy as any
but official or direct information can be.
and reading them in the light Of previous
news il is hardly possible to doubt, rhat
the GROWING victory Of the long struggle
for the Great River has n last been won.
and that Nicksburg i ours.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
! our obedient servant,

> j. BROWN.
Rev Samuel J. Brown has been de-
voted iaborer in the cause of Christi nifty,
in Cincinnati for more han thirty years,
as almost every old Cincinnatian knows,
such testimony, from such source is
to be passed over lightly No other
Proprietary Remedies ever presented 20
the public, ever received a 1.-THE of the
commentator from MEN OF STAND
ING, in every walk of life, than mine
have done See advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
TFRoM BOSTON. (nAss. DAILY ADVERTISER

[ BOsIUN, DAILE ADV !
BARSUM's SELF SEwER-lt has hereto
fore been objected to Sewing Machines,
that they are unsoeial companions. requi-
RIM the exclusive attention of the mind
This invention does away with such oh
lection. and adds much, therefore, to the
use of the instrument While it guides
the fabric itself, the work woman is not
obliged to bend over her work in a con
strained position or to strain her eyes by
directing 1t. In consequence she need not
give her whole attention the work as ,
is going on. The improvement therefore
offers a social as well rs physical al
tagc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Arrangements are being perfected to
increase our cavalry, and it Is asserted
that within six months we will have one
hundred thousand additional troops of the
army in the service
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Person acquainted with the MeIcdtcu and its history
vi bear mind that the pon- and leading
manufacturers, not only n the United States. bar in
the word e commenced manCfecture OF o. elU-
drons IN the IA OF lac year lsfl, and since that tim
h We finished and sold TE RrY THOUSA b. These
instruments are mostly Ia the United States
and anada, but a in Europe, Asia, Africa, outh
Anne lea and the a Indies and from all these quar-
tiers have the mos attering testimonials Of the high
estimation in which they held
AT ali ud lsir4al exhibitions they have Z yu
riabI, been awarded the HIGH EST Pax r VI
L : Whenever exhibited in conpe'ion with
others.
We shall take pleasd In forwarding by mall lat our
expensel illustrated Catalogue, in HIGH every
instrument manufacture Is fully described and l.
Illustrated ~ elegant engTavings.
Melodeons Of cur nnfaciure, either sol By us
dea in any part Of the United or Canada
warranted 10 be perfect in every respect and should
any repairs be necessary before the epirario of FIVE
years from the dat Of sale, hold ourselves reaay
and willing 10 make he free OF charge provided
tie Injury : not caused by accident design
AGENTS for the sale Of elodeons may he found in
all Of the principle Of the United and Can
ada.
address either
GRO. a. PRIN & CO.. Buffalo, y Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE Co, 81 Fulton ST., y. 7.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 CO., - Lake St, Chicago, III.
Or either Of the above wholesale Ageuts.
crus Beech. Agent. Mineral Pein* 70
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
Boot and Shoes.

rHEAP for cash. The undersigned would respectful
y inform the cit zens of Mineral Point and vieni-
ty that he Is supplied with the best OF stcs, and
prepared to max. to order
BOOTS Il SHOES. COARSE OR FINE
for Ladies, Gents Children on short notice and she
most reasonable terms Those desi ing work In es
lines are invited call at his Shop next door bslsv
Isaac Winnie Blacksmith Shop. High Street.
Repairing done short notice.
Leather and Shoe. Findings always on hands i''
sale.
Cash paid for Hides
CHRISTOPHER DAY.
Mineral Point, Jsauary, 1eee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Father Ames, an old revolutionary
soldier living near Madison, Wis, has
ius, celebrated bis one hundred and sec
npd birthday
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Is IT POSSIBLE that any Soldier can be
so foolish as to leave the city without
supply Of HOLioways Ointment and Pills 2
Whoever does 50 viii deeply regret it
These medicines are the only certain cure
for Bowel complaints, Feyers, Sores ana
ocur~y Only p nts per box or pot
. 2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Nearly Il Thousand ,sn4t,.,. .nts have
been filed by the {. : Collectors for vio-
alton of the internal revenue law. The
United States District Attorney has pre-
pared the papers in a large number Of the
suits, and taken steps to try them in tn
Circuit Court Most Of them are against
parties who refused or neglected TO tax
ont licenses after proper notification. III
some instances the parties have called i.
the District attorneys Office and expires
sed surprise that they should be prosecu
d, and offered to take our licenses -
They were allowed TO do so upon payin
the costs--ahout twelve Aolisrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

\ letter from of AioeIe, May I, states
fhat the British rebel steamer Eugene.
was captured on the night Of the previous
dav by the gunhoats Cuvler and kanaha.
| Is id rebel general was among her
passengers, from Havana.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
M 4 r RTE D.

In this City, on Saturday last, by Rev. f. wiams,
Lieut.. SAMUsL SMITH Of Co. E. 30th Rig WIS Vols
TO Miss CARRIE A0ELEy Of Niue-aI u. irt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
DIED.

In thi City, Saturday morning las, after short
but painful illn ess, Mrs NANCY STERLTsG wife of Lit
Of. Levi erling, Of the I'd Wis Cavalry. aged IS
years and t months.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

DRUNKENNESS CURED.

svHE nebriate may now lid defiance TO the tempt
ing cup DIR. ZANa'S ANTIDoTE for STRONG
DRINK is certain for drunkenness It creates
dislike for strong drink aud be administered without
the knoe ledge ,f the patient Pr &c 81 box. Sent
by mail tc address by s c. UTAAf, 403 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia Pa
y-Circulars sent free. 20-6m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Ladies, Misses and hildrens Shoes Caters of the
best quality. Men and Boys Boots and Shoes coarse
and line In this department suit all, both fer
size and quality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

tie nbove named pefendant.,

You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint In this action Of which copy is herewith
served Won aud serve copy Of your on
me, ny residenc IN abs ity Of inera Point, oun-
" Of Iowa s.nI 81 Wisconsin thin ninety days
after the sriCe hereof. usi Of the dsy of such
servtc AMI Il you fail "a the compa as
aforesaid the plaintiff VIII apply the for the
relief demanded ii the complaint.
10 Is " or-.oNti, PlQ5EfiTs attorney.
The comps;nt IN TIE above entitled sction was fled
in the oher of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Iowa
County 90 the 2sth day If Apri 1868.
hesEs ii. STRONG, PlGtstLSs Attorney.
,r-r-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
dIO IL UR06 i s!
--0q5SsGs~-
TOLEDO Ono.
II A ENSIGN. PoprIetor

C,,ivate- largely Fruit and Ornamental Shrubs
Roses Green House and Bedding out Plants Of all de-
scripti1ns Ny Nurseries strictly adapted the
West and Northwestern states and have in all tnsau
ces proved hard and adapte0 Ia tf5Scii5aats Read
the following evidences
To the Farmers and Fruit Growers Of Iowa and al
Joining Counties. " the undersigned having bought
Fruit Trees. Shrgbbery &c. If . y. CAFES, Genera
Agent for the Ohio Nurseries, Toledo Ohio, hav -
TrSted and found them Hyfdg and true 10 econ
a1e9utoRS take pleasure in anrarndinC them 10 q
interested in the Cultivation Of Fruit Trees The Tree
were Delivered in coed Ol'dsr and are fine health
Trees. Signed.
Hon Hon NJ NJ n. Cgthren, Mineral Point
John Wilton,
James Toay. Linden
y Olmstcd Cottage Inn
NJ v Burris Belmont
Hon Charles Dunn.
A. taking orders for delivery The
or pril At Mineral Point. Office At Toay and
Aliens Store.
A. Ensign Proprietor
nSSI-y ID. N GatesGenI Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

Scarfs, Shaws Broche double and single Cloak Trim
ngs and endless variety OF articles wanted by the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
p r III = { & g O.
IMPROVED
III Ell d ID T. Cd - !!

Warranisl Fer Five Years
The oldest establishment in the United States en-.
ployn1 zee men, and finishing so Instruments per week
Mandatory, cor, Of Maryland x Niagara Sts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
IMPORTANT z FEMALES


IN yin y N L : l. IL VI Al l1hO-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The Combination of Ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive pra tice They are mild
in their operation and certain in Getting all rregu-
larites, Painful transformations removing a. obstruc
tions whether from cold otherwise, Headache Pain
In the side pai?iation OF the Heart, hites %, -,
yous necf'ons hys'eFie' gue, paig IN the lack and
''Ni0s. disturbed sleep, which arise RON nterrap-
!
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of in the treatment Of
those Irregularities and Instructions which have con-
signed SO many PRgNArCRE GRAVE No female can
enjoy good health she regular, and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins TO
decline.
DIR. CHEESEMANS PILLS
are the nc ST efectual remedy known for CON-
plants pee lliar to Females. To all classes they
invaluable, inducing, eoita csrtaintu periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands who have
Used the at different periods throughout the country
having the sanction OF OF the most eminent PIN
sfcians IN AnlerfcI- Explicit Directors stating
1chen they should nor be 1sed with each Box-Price
ONE DOLLAR PER Box, containing from fifty to
sixty Pills
Pills sent BY mail PROMPTLY by renittiug to the pro-
prietor Ell her Of the Agents at Mineral Point
e. B HUTCHINGS. PRoPRIEroR
30 Cedar sr New York.
FOR
r. D. PULFORD
J D. r. MOFFETT. mineral Point
For Sale at Manufacturers prices by
LORD >MITH-Chicago.
16-1y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
sTATEQF WI CoSsIN IowAoo. CIRCUIT COURT.

Ann NANCOlA Plaintiff,
AGAINST.
Harrison Lloyd, Dvlos Lloyd L Jen-
ME Lloyd, (wife Of Harris n lloyd
harles y. Henderson, Char Is NJ.
enders n, s. phen B. CIR CORY,
James 4 Norton, john X Mcbride,
John u Robson. Har an Hoover.
William Hope. James Gray don,
William 5Iravdon, Geo. II. relev.
William A. Scott. r d Jones A. d
Jones. H. D Jones, f. Sears,
Henry X Sheldon. William H VI.
Edwin YanGroas acl, and Henry
BOYD Jr. DE eadants.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27
Roots "a shoe

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps Wool and Fur Hats
Of various styles and qualities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-27

LApYs BooK-the JunA 49, mar or 10
dey's Lady's Book Is received, as usual in
advance OF all our monthlies Its. con
ten are varied and inter esting. The en-
hellishments are beautiful, aud the fash
ion plates such as every ady in tie land
must admire The July number viii com
mence new hall yearly volume, which
makes good time to subscribe. We can
furnish the Lady's Book to ,ular paying
subscribers to the Tribune for two dollars
8 wear.