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Ul)i1o9o Gribn'1e.
vuK WILLIAMS COLLEGE CLASS
OF 1913.


-
Ar +tr commencement If WITH, na f,o11aro
on Tuesday last, the following poem by Mr..
prpont v,s ~ II bv Mr. n e caa..,a1- ~
" ~ ~ ~ - ~A' ~ E. o7os"1ch' u
FIFTY YEARS.
fol Ine fnl1etn Anniyetsaty Of the Class Of Vii
Aams CoNege Which was Graduated in 1919.
Br y1L.1An CULLEN RsyAxT
1o,,, s,,oa W. .s...ss., -
W.tg We snSs SloSs e, EanAn., ~, yoataa1 company
"c11 rom latse 1easneo snades. The hand OF
Hath scored, npon the perishine works Of mau,
Forth to the world they went in hope hut some
Fell at the threshold, some In mid-career
Sank down, and come who bring their ftosty
A living register Of change, are here,
AID from tie spot wheru once they conned tho
words
fnos h.ri: M iff1r vcaTs' Iarcr sn,ce ara thev
Of man'e brief lli.. those nm wears; thew ioin
lts 1uddy morningto the ,palsr light
As many Eepcrpt:ops Of earth' flowers
Ha. sw eetensd he soft air Of snrinr. and died.
As many harTcsts have, In turn. mads green
The hills. and ripeued into oold and fa}jen
Before the aickle's edge. The sapling tree
q hich then was planfsG stands a shsSrv fr,,nt,
Moss grown, the centre Of . mighty shade,
y. MT yea1e ,a ne ,p pasture grounds 5 hare or
AsnsmHa st"so enel1 nefos ano aocAs' anu 1fon toe
g y e ne 3asGs 9ase H
psancfu p lae s,ootn 4a3, toa1s U.s. n LILY Jeats
Fot cou nis hec,s ~ ~ c1s,sb: new SHa3tnS Hso"S
IL y. ~" st;tL su eo =. as =. - i @ mHm ~ uaeaaes
a, ~. ~ !. kan aI'as. te~ ~ s.1l H.,
MaSs 1o5msa @ aaa 1aen aSn 10 wreck ne clouds
Mnae9 hne Sino @ 1eas IT. ano SSas1s. @ MasI namss
Thc, 3msrc aes.ni, e @ liz f.ga 1o.iu
or receding comet. Fifty yeass
With engines chq' Mug the black deep foam,
And tanned the nimbe lslltnings, sending them
, 1863-08-12

barns. TIE machinery is 30 simple that any
oLe can mansge it. Its work Is so effective
that every one must admire it who heartily
dts;.ea to eee the cultivation Of this old sta
pit fibre increased
The farmer need not 60 through with al
the processes Of dressing the fax, any more
than he needs to grind lis wheat. That h.
only frees Of i:s bulky stsaw and chat. TIE
fix he csn readily free Of Is per cent. Of Its
weight, and then he has salcab!e product,
which will bear transportation In bales. jas:
Ike the lfEt Of hemp, and much Of It suay bt
1ised in that rough state, or be fully dressed
where 1t Is to be manufactured iuto "Gne
n1en,' and other yasuable fabrics, no. f3r-
getting that good. strong, Durable, hand,
some, Wooleu cloth, is now made one-half
fax.
Every one knows that fax lint is superior
to cotton, for almost every purpose, aud every
one knows that cotton obtained the asceu-
dancy over its rival, because it WAS grown BY
slave labor. fostere6 by q strong Government,
At the expense of all the soil wherever grown,
foI It hae perfectly verified the fabla Of the
golden egg. The goose has been killed.
Millions Of acres Of cotton land are now bar
len. Confne efaye-labor cotton.gro1in9
within any given area, and 1t caunot compete
with flaI; for while the *fiaxgrowing farmer
improved every year Of fifty, in that time the
cotton. plantation would be, Whit many OF
lht1n nave Deeu maQe: Dy ten years Use. q
miserable ruin, and worthless.
Hnd every farmer machine which cou1ibe
driven by horse power, aud be. attended By
boys or girlE, without risk to the operative.
it would not be long beforu:a linen fabric
could be purchased for price less eyeu: than
that Of cotton. Flax is extensively grown for
the seed alone, the straw being thrown away.
Farmers living at distance from q mill eau
not atford to cart the STRAW to it.; hence. the
amount Of 1ax dressed: Is. limited, and the
price is high.
A machine that will counteract this Is
boon to the world It should rank with the
cotton.gin. The public press should not look
upon it in the light Of giving 1t q free adycr-
tisement when making fSknown: =.
II this machine that ae recommend, ia what
we believe It to be-what all who have used
it say 1t is, tlen every landowner }u America
should know 1t; for then he will know that
cotton Is 10 longer kipg-that 1t Is not neces-
cary TO perpetua!o SLAVERY to grow cotton,
because free laborer5 can grow ! bettsf fbar,
at lower price, and at the same time be fully
.remunerated Tor their time thus employed
Let every Northern farmer, in all the inter-
vening months between this and eeeding-
time next tspring, earnestly discuss this ques-
ton: Shall VIC grow fax!
, 1863-08-12

PROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING
J. AND GAS FITTING MATERIALS. ETC.
Js}TxS,oi2,T 7x5Ss RYfaE 9utFsS1. 3D. Inss.t .is}
1s Is & X al ~ II &c tsf9
iaRWi1s Plu@pnE and Gas stspk Ms,sria!s stc ."s
5sd feet
aEaa
f,En, teeasssd tsso) feet s& one iaca Galvanized
S s. laousssd @ aSe M hupdnd feet .hree.aua:ter.
RI iheess1d aye aasd:ed t5.sS Ice: ha.fia~h Gal.
&c three eighth Inch eav.n
* seventeea hundfed a oo pound. Galvanized Pipe.
nGs;sd 's f asas Sheet
olcaad one half inch.
5!Es5t, se5en co cast iron hopper Water c1oses7
si1ty yso1s 81, east Iron Bath Tub,-so, l. feat
Iour q slop Hoppers. two e. feet square by tsn
e'ae # &: p: inch
4hs5 t 1 iash Ssss: psa bib5s htsd for
Thirfy liz fas} quarter inch Valve Cocks.
I1'Hy .i1 Isl oae add quarter iach brass Wash
~ 81 snsmgclled g wa.h STANDS, With wash basins.
Tscnty eessn ca Sinks. Il. sip BY ~ IN by la
T6Ss .zesa sfs Isl ssa 5t x IT, SSfs t5s
XIX IL % twolneA Stop Cocks lifted for tvolnch iron
NV. fWo q, one and abalf inch Ba,i coeks tsted for
rs e?s elsat hs sh Copper "a. Floats with e4.nea
FTy :onr Gs, one:lnch Stop coess. fitted for one
s1 s. q, @ % tasts quarter ZACH Valvs Cocks fitted FOR
'n5Fs re nsh u toes With liz inch oa
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prup0auly.
A RMY SUPPLIES.

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
II OrT1oE CoxA1ssARY or SuBs1srExcx.l
18 North Fourth s:sea: 81. Lou's 10:
eea1ed proposals will be secev ed st tn: Hce uH14
1eM august ith, 1888, for eopplv;rE the :: onS ~
Hospitals At yicksbu.s. Alss with tho toLo"inR r.
Heads of Cabbage Beets Carrots: TIT T.. Gnoes. nt
Tomatoes. Green Apples, Chtckea3 butla1i 49,
Died Bsei Msscfe sa;ea Canned T5aifa W. e
Ie.nors Stock Ale ana Native WiLe4 ...,..u..
RntrFr TO ho mt up wooded Or eart1nu ptEhA%es
RI rnnfatn each, not over hitsea pou1ds anu tnes0
rart.d tnto casks xIth dry Bat The okhef afttclA4
nnnid be In suitable packages for care and transport
tation- - ~, .,,, ,n.,+, s,3 5en,,.or%
upon conAitica on e1a' y - ~ ..st Lcants-
sarT At V!ek.burK EG l:r rttetv2:.. To- FI yyaEot
F2opoeais Tor eltnet. Q; tn, an3ve. will give
The price per hundred, .A1fe: &e. .s buaet- 3ouad
o. aozeE a. spch art:c usually stl dellvo'e
at VcksburX. ME8. Guvclnlnel: 1sGa.::of1Eon VIII
6s i9frlseeJ shippers e ks:p tsar =, sf:y aa,.
x'th te lesst goseib!e delay Shippers VII psy e.
haaeEed Eoa1d and 9ss'gts received On steamers At
Bidders must furtsit satisfactory eytdenea Of thesx
LOYALTY to the United States Goye1r Inent.
The undersigned the right tu reject any OF
ali bid1 cr on notice to dscontir us the contr.cs
WM ~ FERRY. JR. Capt. and C.. g.
st Louis, Aug. 6't. 1883. Gai3- k1eaa::3s
, 1863-08-12

ESTATE OF OKSON SMITH,
~ peceased-Pub.tc zouca Is nersny kivsa. to ~
pe1zoos havtng rlA and aeua1 = ASs!hse ~ u
inSicsyon and settjaSent II regular torn q r. r.
county Court q COOK Ees1s5 = da % tSe said ao
~ ~ Au1vsf 4 8 1885 sefnG rho Iitn 0A1 . 49,
11' - AIEK1KESTT ESTTtga tgAlra' Ata',Dis,sse@.'.
Chicago. Jnly2. ISIS. e.
, 1863-08-12
MAGNOLIA BALM.

the most delightful and extraordinary ars4e..
covered. 1t changes the sun burnt tAce and
a penrly satiu texture Of raytihlnK beauty.
Is the marble purity Of youth. and the DIE.
appearance 70 inviting In tbs city belle ol
1tEemoves tan. frecklea. plmples and rough
n the skin, leaving the complexion f-esh,
eft md smooth. 1t contains no material In
to the skin. Patronlzed by Actressos and
ngers. 1t IL what eve:y lady should hare.
.rywtere~
DEhTAS s, BARNEE g. CO..
..32u GcacrM Agents, 70 broadway. II. T.
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NxE lAltEIa AAA A44V 0HA4@s -.
.ubL. lve7 pext leave 10 inform Inc ctMxen4 q
I. tat le nas appolnted Meaan j. T. Rsed =
CrlcAeo. n!s agents for the ease oi ~ Ge!e
Scht+aaH aromatic Schu8prA. Who wlHe9ppsy
n. Suffers and WtAteru merchants, - New 1osE
t5ssnt TUT Gin T. ne* III tne , ne
tEsr,,1fr an prolnu,ced by them to be the
it5uor i assnutactueca. Tie article has suffered
lie fE the 1s eat for sere1x: year. ptst II conse
IL, brcp pAl1.ed II by merchants OF the West,
.uruer-. 70 avoid tnis hereafter =. mucn ~ pos
=. nh. Arf,o1tted the AboEe-nkUed nfm. AEeota.
'rrIsst ~. cac re ) on getting the geauiue aTtt-
TIER 6pt.eis Will Ind this GIN the caeAI,est In
uTro: i, t1,k counUy. 1t ia 1srd n ~ toe ho<
= Ns" UD3LraO WOLFE,
: Z. Bc&ver ktSAet New Ycrk.
IN Ca-es OF VyOIfe7s Eelebra-
! red &cllic<l.aIn Aroma
tic Selma ps,
.eby J. Il. REED & co. AEe1ts.
.e.,ssu LAG Lake Etrt.et. Chicago.
, 1863-08-12

A DVANCES ON PRODUCE.
"A The undertigrcd are prepared. ~ heretofore. to
make advances o. authorize drafts against Produce
shipped their correspondents II the mar
Eet1 IN Great Britain, 6lDET CRAWFORD.
St. Peter street, Montreal.
RxF1RKxc1-Bsnk Of Toronto, Montreal
SIN
, 1863-08-12

!E CONFESSIONS AND EX-
.Ei.yENCK CT AN INVALID, Published for
-cN.. sd Is 4 wRrniEg and 4 CACI1o& 10
YTS VIC sufIcr from Nervous Debility. Pre-.
DECAY Of Manhood. etc. supplying n s11e sauae
TIE MEANe OF SELF CURE.
who ilAs cu.ed himself atte! being put to great
e and injury through medical buubug aud
CLOSING port paid addressed envelaHe, dngle
: 81 BE- had OF the author. NATHANIEL MAY
E~9. Eedfurd. Kings County. N. +.
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I ANDS.-To all waiting Farms
Climate, ty Mis- south of Pnliadslphla By railroad
r1cA ri produces larre crops ~ etty aee tIaen .
Eood b. snesi openings good society. Hundreds ~
ffs91Hs fs ano making gt@pscvement1, Apply 70 Postmas
1eFs enntainlcg suQ Information, viii be sent Groe
, 1863-08-12


'sFrom what have seen Of your machine nm
confident that with skIfn1 uee it will yield, when
tcner straw is dressed at least 10 b OF lint to the
l0t b Of straw, moro than my other machine IN
nse-ap when straw Of ayerage quality is dressed.
he sayipe viii average at least h to the 100 and
think the coarse tow from your nach1oe e,st 1sWoh
the Old mode Of blessing, while the fax drcseed is
Invariably Golfer longer, o1d fteet from shiTe than
any have ever seen from the old process.. Anoth-
er seaturc of your machine IL that it eaa le work
These are not selected testimonials, but
samples Of all, and are given merely to prove
that We are not recommending q machine that
won't bear the test Of practical operation.
We know whereof We spea,1, and know that
1sany e y thouzands * Of asne1s who hold to the
CID 9plni9n1t ia about 9a a5cowing wM noT
couraged By the introar.c r.ction Of one Of these
machines int9 % the y He' gghbo1hood: We know
crease from four t. fixty:four acres in one
place around tie new machine. Indeed
runners will mo-. wait for the establishment o'
| power nachtr1e les, but will buy the small size
| price $l55l Ind put them at work in their ow1
, 1863-08-12

I, 1CNTHR TREATS ALL
Chronic Diseases, such as Colds Conghs. ::nn. :nn
nj, Astlrts the 1ungt. Heart. 6tomAc@. Kid
ie1y, Gout. Eheusaatsm. PatasSsf1. Zip Disease
exelI1 e and al! complaints Of Eomen A:d
q Sore Fyee and Ears. Cataract Discharges
: ar,d BNxztng 6ounds- pE. Hunter L. the only
Ills, OLD SORES Or ULCERS, TUNERS.
VEINS PILES AND FlSTULA.
L cettte fo- ! speedy AutEer. d., HUNTER.
= Hotrs f.umf L. H. TO 8 N. on1ce9. R1a
street. coEncr OF Dearborn. Chicago. ul1no4-
stI,-ly
, 1863-08-12
Ikn: L:.Git,

{I7EsTERN LAND AGENCY
W soe,m ac,ee In Iowa. n.n:etcts and q e Wl;S2.
nj, nre!y describing ta,.e. furnished Ts1ea paie
n1.ot a!t farne 50 d. Aaa titce examined n a2qVt
and tsl to payment Of taxes On u lands pace1 Y -
caarFe. v. J. EARSEY. office F0 T. s ossf LIZ III
aolrh stsea&, Chicago. Post 0dace Boz 5623
, 1863-08-12
)CTOK BIGELCW,
CONFIDENTIAL P8XG1CIAMs

~
0NFTDENTIAL PHYSICIAN
Formerly ot st. lJouis. No..
be co1sulted at Ills or1ce, l7s South Clark k1ees.
:ot Monroe tsdicaeo, u, half block lsom @ tes
nce on e1l Chroktc Diseases, ,xnn diseases OF oofa
VI tch he freate with unparalleled sncces:
sepsra.e. whs.s ladies snd gsnto%%e9 9es esn soa e
~ ID toi2A. w. Communications conhdeoaal-
ftatioiM free Addsesa T. o. Boz Ii 1acloee
anps aac get hts
2T-ITlE TO HEALTH
the Doctors long experience In Hospital and
rrac1!ce. he Is abit 70 perform. ana *ln Euaaa
) scr Complicated stages. In 4 vert short time
:; arn,oa An M sydsftne ifom Nervous Debility are IN
- call.
EKFECT CURE WARRANTED.
~w suffering from irregularities should call aa
ID t1e cured
If city references q to ability and suceess.
, 1863-08-12

)NDON EYE AND EAR
n7F1I:MAEY, No. 96. corner Of Randolph and
orr f:1eess, Chicago. III.
Games Ltvtt. Uculiat and An11a ana or1eln1i;! eni;
1:uzre bustueee 1t hte old stand. and would Fe-
ui!y VAN all persons that he il 20 n1Ee conpec-
;ia.uls 10 lkve removed the Louton Eye and Ear
try, whG7e be mas simply been employed q
Of this Institution since the nrst Day 9! lts!
ard received wages a otheF sa5vanta, without
r. one dollar worth Of the odlce furnitnre. Q,
) or n ed dlcpe Oftlcs hours from to Il II. a3o
:tn5P. II. Post Of3ce Drawer 6sS.
hnH, I'm
, 1863-08-12

TAUTION.-.Ai} persons are eau
epCo5fed by Y. a. Waite, for *sGc0, dated AuRqgt
18Th. 1s69 payable twelve months ntes ate YIN H.
terest cent. the sane 6aTng 6esn lost tne
mails =. FULSlFE!s q ~.
Peoria. Aug. Sd. 1865. au5kl211w
, 1863-08-12

The Marine Company Of Chicago.
apmnltsstnu Merihauts-

A1cALLISTER,H HALL L&LlEERMORE
Hl GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS South Water street. Chicago. III. r o. Box s633.
W.NTKn-apnp0 lbs. OF Wool, on Eaatefn ordefs-
superior Whltp WlEtzr and Spring Wheat FlonI TOT
f!ttr Trade fyl& HSs< ~
, 1863-08-12

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
In TALLOW. LARD. GREASE. &e,-Ihe nnae1-
.nsd psy ass paFSnlaf sttsntioa iS ne S4.e cit 2fT
ssA N d;Desss e. ad 4aes 1stua.
weekly pricecu gratis to ali 4endtnE their ID
dEes.eato A3RAA KNIGHT = 2OE9,
, 1863-08-12

HHOICE BARLEY MALT AND
ORyE MALT! manufactured In December. Jaa
uATy, Feb1paEy aud March.
Harley malt. el.60 per bu.-34 lbs.
Ekye nalr, $500 Per ushe1-35 1bs*
IRWIN b MOR2Y, No. 9Baazd Of Trade Hnldiug
=: = ii Ilor 1871 fy1{hS17-2m
, 1863-08-12
VERMiLYE.& CO.

Corner Lake and Clark streets,
general BANKING business transacted. E1geol Su
, 1863-08-12

and no military hospital ought to ba without su1a'
csent supply, both for preventive and remedial pur-
noses Happily the attention ofthe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
Imposing Funer i Coz tsge.

The remains OF Albert J. Millard, who,
it will be remem Dercd. Was accidentally
shot on Sunday night last, W lie on post
in front of the City jail, were conveyed TO
their unal resting place, IN the Soldiers
Burying Gro ini, IN TINS CT Y, ut i o clock
yesterday morning hy MS comrades OF the
i9th W Wisconsin, consisting oi Companies
r, &. IA, *. and Company [, of which lie
was Il mem per.
Cap ain o. H Rowley spared no pains
% expense in showing the unfortunate
Young man ali respect. and at his solicita
ton the Brass Band OF tn l4Sth New
York, was in Attendance, and he tded tae
procession, together with the field bard
As ',any OF the officers OF The Regimen,
that could make it convenient, were pre-,
ent together with the .iegmentai Staff
The cortege moved towards the grave " tn
slow music and reversed arms ach couu
tenance plainly showing tuat they had
lost IL tried ami ia,th III friend. Arri,e |
at the grave the funeral ceremony was
performed y the Chap.aIn III atten lance,
in a solemn ami Impressive manner, and
the customary sa ute fired over him Tue
companies were then marched to their re
s,,ectlve quarters.
Several citizens, including many ladies,
were present, Notwithstanding the dIsa
rreeabie weIther, and we venture to say,
had the day been favorable, the funeral
-r5u,-i ,,S>,- -" 80
1t was but just aud proper that Re re
ceiyed the respect rendered linn. He was
an exemplary yuunG raan, respeated alike
hy officers aud privates, and /, certainly
is a consolation TO those ut home, to lear n
that he had won such golden opinions a
mong his regiment
There was broad and open field be
fore him to add fresh lauraIs to his al
ready manS good traits; ut it was the
Divine will that he should be cut OF IN
the sunshine of life, nersr again tc bloom
Too mach credit cannot be awarded his
Captain, .. IL 6owiey or the interest Il.
has taken in providing tor the funeral
procession, and his parents will learn
with some degree OF satisfaction, that in
death, rs in life, he has Ssen well provi-
ded for
We hope it it may never be our painful
duty 10 chronicle another affair OF tins
kind, tor il certainly seems - nave ia.pir-
cd our military with much sorrow.-Nor-
fox Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
HCRRI 3LE AFFAIR.
A member of the 10th Wisconsin shot
tchile on duty Great Excitement

A member of the 10th Wisconsin, shot
.chile on duty Great Excitement
Our city was thrown into q state Of ex-
citemnt this mo. ming by the announce
ment of the death of Private Albert j.
Miilard, Co. 1. 18th Wisconsin Regiment.
who WAS accidentally shot last night,
while on duty. by members of the .'rovost
Guard The following are the particulars
as near as we can learn them.
The unfortunate man had been placed
on sentiral duty in front of the City Jail
AMI while walking his beat the P-oyost
Guard came up :, ith Two artillerymen,
whom they had arrested ior drunkenness
and d d,sorierly conduct, and whom they
intended imprisonlng. One OF the priso-
ners became nnmanageabie. and was at
tempting to escape when Corporal G Gin
bull, of the Provost Guard. ordered them
to FIRE on him. The order was instantly
obeyed. when the sentinel hearing the DIS
turbance, topped to the corner of the
Jail just as the guard fred. and recei ed
the load In his left temple, killing lin in
stantly.
The dece ,sed was 30 years of age,
resident of iowa County, Wisconsin, and
we understand. one of the most steady
young men in the regiment; beloved by
hi, comrades in arms, and respe ted by
his officers and all wac KIN W him.
The news Of his untimeiv death will
cause much so:row to hIs par,uts and rel
atiyes at horle, aud will throw : pail over
those of his regiment who knew HIM =
Had he met ais death on the battle field,
amid the d,n of strife, it NIGH be looked
at without shudderins; but to be ehot
down in th- prime Of life, while on duty,
and when least expecting 1t, Is calculated
to inspire all with feeling OF horror, and
To rack the conscience of those who fired
the shots with the bitterest remorse and
anguish
The question now is, whether the Cor
poral WAS iustiiable in firing on "a man on
so trivial II charge. As for ourselves, we
have nothing &c say on the subject, but 1t
strikes US that punishment less severe
would nave answered, and this unfortun
ate affair avoided And then again, we
suppose he had his orders to fire on any
man when halted, no matter what the
charge The matter will be thoroughly
investigated before the authorities at an
early hour.-N"yfok Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
FINm he ] III Res't
Camp at Miliiken Bend, La, p,
L 1. 4 -. 1

Camp ut MiIiiken Bend, La.
Near Nicksburg April 9Th 1868.
Ms Bliss Having held au election
for Chief Justice of Wis. in this Reg to
day, and thinking the re ult might be OF
interest 10 Your readers | submit the same ::
The W hole number of votes cast in the
Regiment, was 3Sl, of which number I.u
ther ). Dixon received 300, and VI. NJ
Cotbreu 10.
Company E, pollAd - votes, "a for
Dixon and eight Tor Cothren.
The above figures show conclusively
that the "Coprerhead Resolutions passed
bv the Regiment at Middlehrook Mo,
were not gotten up and approved BY
shoulder Straps only, as iamp Car
penter would have you believe. If ii
Ithe Pump be rational being, this dem
onstration, it is hoped may serve as Il
wholesome rebuke for his scandalous
taisehood.
The 23d Wis. Reg't 5 camped near US,
with them unders tand the result of the
election is similar TO the Ilth. But have
not the figures.
Our camping ground here. is a very
pleasant one indeed The health was
never better, few regiments car muster
as many dut men though they have been
only half 20 long in the field Co Il
especi ly are in extreme good he il and
spirits, ready to fight the -pen enemy
with ball and bayonet or the secret foe At
the ballot box, as the above will prove.
Respectfully Yours.
BILLY BENNETT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
w HEREAs.

WHEREAS Nany citizens of the town
of Linden have volunteered, and risked
their lives in defense OF our rights on the
battle field. and whereas. Il provision here
tofore made nv Iowa County 10 prevent
the families of such volunteers becoming
county, paupers has ceased to exist on the
first of A pril, therefore
RESOLVED: That we, the people Of Lin
den, in town meeting assembled, instruc
our Town Board to give such temporary
relief to such families as they KNOW to be
suffering in consequence of th absence
of him from whom they derived their
support nd be it further
RESOLVED: That no such assistance
will be given without the applicants Civ
ing satisfactory evidence that the person
by virtue OF which they claim such essis-
tance Is at the time volunteer or drafted
soldier in the Union army
And we would further instruct our town
board that nothing in the foregoing shall
be construed so as to be considered either
a bounty weekly or monthly pay. but on
lv a temporary assistance whore actual
need demands it, in consequence of non
receipt of pay-state pay or other proper
ca ees.
The above resolutions were adopted
without dissenting voice, at the town
meeting aforesaid.
JOHN II. WESTON, Tomn CYk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
ELK Grove, La FAYErrE Co. !
MIS MAY 1S6i

ELK GEovE, La FAYErrE Co.
MS. MAY l, 1861. {
Dr. {. W. FoBAcK IFAR SlF :-llavetest
ed tac virtue of your medicines in m family.
and slso in the use of it myself, and many to
VIII III have sold your medicines are ready to
testify of their virtue. | have recourse to no
other Pills but yours for myself and family
when medicine is needed, and find thev will
do all you say they will, and can Therefore rec
ommend them to nv customers and fri nds
with a clear conscience. Your Purifier has
comepletly cured me of Liver ouplaint and
weakness in the back.
see that the Ohio folks are straining every
nerve i,f the Unio we mean 20 do our du Y
;sp here can tell vou
Yours Truly, WV GUNDRY.
See advertisement in another column
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-22
IMPORTANTa FEMALES.
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The ombnation Of ingredients n 'hese Pils the
result Of ing and extensive pra tce They mild
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ton of
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was the commencement OF era in the treatment
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having the sanction Of the eainent Psu-
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