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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

TAKES-Mr Wm, Phillips, the man
who drowned his children in the town Of
Highland, as noticed in our last issue,
has been arrested, and is how III jail at
Dodgevillc Many doubt his insanity.
and believe lin q wicked murderer Of
his own offspring.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

nR-The splendid railroad bridge over
the Wabash river, ut Attica, Indiana, was
partially destroyed by fire on Monday
morning last All the covered portion
west Of the draw, save one section, was
burned. The burned portion, including
the t-estle work, was about n quarter of
Il uiie long and to replace it will cost
from 500 600 to ESQ. 900.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
The French preyenssve. -

Nightly Emissions ef,ct1ai3y prevented 5ojfioH the
use - medicine by the Of Tie Frsvcf Percent
Ire, the grss-est Invention Of the age. Price ST.
Sent post paid 20 all parts Of the country Address
nr. : CURTIS, Box 1891, Post Once, Philsielphis
Pa. Circulars sent free. Gas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

CoLD.-Tho weather is decidedly cold
On two or three mornings during the past
week there has been frost in the valley
through this section OF the country. No
rain yet Vegetation begins to suffer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

In Aine raj Point, at the residence of his
brother -iIl-law, Mr. Teasdale. June 18th, Mr.
Iohn Wallis, aged SO years, IL months, %
days.
Farewell, dear brother, until We meet again.
In the Town Of Linden, June 10th 1864,
Mary Am, daug ter OF ThoTas and Catherine
Davis. aged three months and three DAYS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

Dyspa pSja. Erys pslss. kidney Complaint Sick and
We -vuIs te tRchn, Neuralgia. Gravel letter. Bar
hers Itch and Blindness. 4 Treatise the above lis
eases sith their specify Gui psrHauusRt cLrs. sent
free 70 say ! iress- Al frsss :. c. CPHAN N. IS
South Eighth ST, Phila5elph-s, Pa. ems
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

tbs PRINTER for June is received. 1t
is choice number Of valuable Maya
1iac. Every member of the craft should
haze it. This number contains one of
,hc richest specimens Of printing we have
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

Congress is just now working very
hard and efficiently The financial meas
ures are being rapidly perfected, and in
form to be effective If members knew
how DESTROYS the people are to bear what
ever burdens are needful to preserve the
credit of the country, they would not hes
ita.e to do anything deemed necessary by
those who have the responsibility Of
making provision for Il "sinews Of war:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

THE OLD 2ni-The old 2ai W isconsin
Regiment, numbering about 800 men, iG
row on its way home, and the Miner $
Guards will soon be with US They have
served their country faithfully and should
meet with a warm reception at the hands
OF our citizens
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

nAA rebel force under Join Morgan
has invaded Eastern Kentucky captur-
ing Mt Stealing, burning bridges and
tearing up the track on the Kentucky
Central Railroad, and capturing pas
senger train. No estimate IL made Of
the strength Of the enemy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

@~A man at Pottsville, Pa, who had
q Philadelphia quack extract corn from
one Of his toes, died after submitting to
the ampItation Of his foot and afterwards
CT his leg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

Dyspepsia. no raltrer how long. standing Yields at
once . .UsHAN's DYSPEPSIA CURy-" The effects OF
mis- Remedy IRE truly nsGgicEl. TT II and be con
WINGED. Price : box Sent post naid - any al
dress ny c c. C"faN, p South Eighth street Phil
adelphia, Ia. Circulars sent free. ems
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

John Bonner, Esq, of Dodgeville, will
sarnish any information desired respect
ing the business of M Office during my
absence with the army.
A. J SIZE.
County Srpt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
NTARRTED-

On the I'D Of June 1864, Mr.. Elias Jacka
of this City to Miss Mary Jane Reynolds Of
New Providence.
On the 9th of June, Mr.. James Bennett. of
willow Springs to Miss, Hannah Jcffery, Of
this CITY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

9-Copperhcad NJ. \. Johnson. of
tfslena, seems 70 have changed his politics
little. While addressing q Democratic
audience in Galena, lately, ne said that
notwithstanding the indignit.cs suffered
by him at the hands Of the administration
Of his incarceration in the hastilcs Of the
country. of the attending advent therefzom
rs a glorious martyr of liberty" .ni a
general Newspaper notice thrown in, that
IN the event Of Gen. Geo. B. NcClellen's
nomination for presidency. that he (John-
ear rather than support him, would vote
for Abraham Lincoln for rresidencE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Spptial 9otirP5.
REVENUE STAMPS.

OF diferer. denominations, ranging from
one cent to one Dollar, for sale at the TRIB
UNE Office, at par, By
GEO. W. BLISS,
Dep'y Collector.
May 25th 1868. If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Price 81, $ 50, and S. per box according to size
CHR!STAD0RG'S HAIR P2EsERV8TIV3

Isinvaluable With his Dye Il imparts the utmost
sofness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
the Hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle according
size. In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and unequal
led morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being used to the exclusion Of
all other Bitters il more than fifty United
States Army HospjtaLs and millions Of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially exempted from
stamp tar by the United States government.
on the ground of its having been adopted as
standard remedy by the medical profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
st. Clair Nurseries,
sUMNERFIELD, ILLINOIS

sUMNERFIELD, ILLINOIS.
BABCCCK BROS, PIopriets-s
frRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. PLANTS
4 AND SHRUBS. Nurseries 25 miles from -
Louis, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in one OF
the richest agricultural districts in the West The soil
aud climate in the vicinity of Summerfed is better
plants and trees required in the North and Western
trade than those produced in the or extreme North
tested in Northern Illinois, and Southern Wisconsin
and is found to be healthy, thrifty and hardy The
stock is delivered in the best order of brought to
this market II is the best looking the after
planting, and the largest to it's age in market
Those wishing good article had better buy of Bah
cock Bros, as they have the best in market Those
wishing information with regard to the qualities
stock refer them to
Wm. B. parkison,. Dukes Prairie
h, Evans, .-........-- -
Wm Lanyon, Jr.,. Mineral Point City
Peter Parkisor, Georgetown. Lafayette Co. ..
IS Mr. Peter Parkison Is experienced planter and
of the best fruit growers publish his letter in
stead of extending list Of references We deem tbis
alle support what is already an established fact
hat am selling the best stock in this market.
All orders delivered to me VIII be promptly attended
20. Orders may be left at L. Ct. WheeIer's Grocery
store, High Street opposite the Post Office. Trees
will be delivered a. Wa. canyons Steam Mill on the
10th April 1854
JAS. q. PADoy, Agent
GEoaGETowN, LAFAYETTE CcuxrY,
March 23d, 1891. (
MESsRs B,B-ocE BRos-Gsntisa7cn Having
purchased last Sp,ing. Of Mr. Jas B. Padou, one of
agents. FIVE hund-S: Of your trees deem II due
to and due to the public to state that have been
engaged in buying and setting trees for the past
twenty-five years have bought from the various nur-
series and peders in this country and state IN
esafin-ly, that the trees purchased of Mr. Padun
quite superior 70 any have purchased elsewhere
in the following particulars: Ist in quality Of trees
ID in condition upon delivery 3d. living better after
setting; 4th, growth after setting 9Th. standing the
winter.
La short, think they superior in every respect
70 any trees that have seen, that grown this
State; evidence of which, herewith enclose an
oE2er for 40 more of them per accompanying bill
Yours Respectfully
i5d PETER PARKINSON Jr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
HUM BOLDT
- NURSERIES, p
TOLEDO, OHIO.

LENK & C0.............p sorrrgroRs.
CULTIyATES largely FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
l. TREE SHRUBS, ROSES, Green House and
Bedding out Plants, of every description. The pro-
duets of the Hum odt Nurseries strictly adapted
the Western aud Northwestern States, and have in
all Instances proved
Hardy AID Adapted to this Climate.
.y-Resd the following evidence
tt tie F,rBSers and Fruit Gro1cers Of Ioaoa and
adjoining Counties:
WE, the undersigned, having hougnt Fruit Trees,
$hrubbery, &c, Of D. \. GATES General Agent for
the Humboldt Nurseries" Toledo Ohio and having
tested and found them h1r6n and true 10 recon-
aysno<ttt0Hs, take pleasure in recommending them to
all int rested in the cultivation of Fruit Trees The
trees delivered in good order aud fine healthy
trees.
Signed by Hon. NJ. NJ Cathren Mineral Point.
John P Tramel...-..
John Milton, ......... GO
James Toay, 49,. 90. Linden.
\. olmsted, ...-.-.... Cottage Inn.
NJ. v Burris...-.... Belmont.
Edwin Johnson, ...-.. -
Hon. Charles Dunn. 4"
seT ne subscriber is taking orders for delivery
the 18th Of 4 pT'l at Mineral Point.
Office at Toay and Aliens store.
e. n. GATES,
General Agent for Humboldt Nurseries
Mineral Point. Eel. IL, 1854. 1y7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
A City In tie aetAy Ncantains.
.Fron the Scientific Americsn.I


The resident population of Virginia,
Nevada Territory, On the LIST Of July, was
estimated AZ fifteen thousand, the daily
average number OF transient visitors be
ing as many more. Main street. which
IL the broadway and Wall street Of that
sity. TO some three quarters of a mile in
length, Is crowded with people of e cry
grade and description. large proportion
being elegantly dressed ladies and gentle
men.
The buildings on Main street are most
y brick; the first story iron, % In
front This gives q light, cheerful APP
pearance TO the street especially IN the
nigh, time, when brilliantly lighted with
gas. Many ot the buildings in this city
provided with vaults and salamaneiers;
all the four and five story brick and iron
front FIRE proof buildings now going up
have one or both of these Indispensable
features. Some of the streets are so
blocked mp with lumber. brick, and NOR
tar that teams are ut times unable - Get
along: common lahorers get from 81 10
IS q day without board The city sup
ports four daily newspapers. q theater,
opera house, several churches. ana an
number of Me!osleons AMI negro ninstrcls
70 say nothing OF the institutions euumer-
Ated above.
No ono who has not been here can
form IN idea of the amount Of treasure to
be seen in passing through Nain-street
A. Wells Il Fargos banking house and
express office 1t is not uncommon to see
tons of silver bricks wheeled in and out
in the course Of an hour These bricks
In shape resemble the crdinar7 FIRE brick.
but are much larger, aud from nine hun
ar<l rt>s,
ninety per cent tuebess, which Is ten TO
fifteen per cent less than pure silver.-av-
eraging some eighteen hundred dollsrs
each. The sight drafts sold, fre1uentlv
amount to a hundred thousand dollars !,
day. Sums Of twenty dcl.ars and upward
are usually paid in twenty dollar pieces.
No paper currency there or In any Of the
mining towns west OF the Rocky Mount
aims, Salt Lake CITY being the only place
where paper circuiutes for MONEY S.
much for city less than SIX years old
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

WOOD WANTED.
wsare in want Of wood ~ the TRIBUNE ocics WI!
90 patrons takc notice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Notice

WAxrEp-A good girl to do general
Aoasework Enquire Mt this Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
ttRiSTlDORE'S DYE.

when all other compounds have failed this has always
been successful.
Manufactured by ]. CHRTSTAD0RO. 6 Aston House.
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
nraSSerz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
THE GRE AT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
Cherokee Cure a.
COMPOUNDED FRoA

An unfaiitog cure FOR Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
EfssfSns, ana al diseased csUsed by ScifPo utlon
such es Loss OF Memory Uuiversal Las~itHGe, Pains
In the Back, Dlmuess of Vision, Premature Old Age
Weak Nerves. Difficulty Of Bre Ilhing. Trembling
uakefuness, Lruptions on the Face, Pale Couute
uancc IHssn4ty, COnsum rtion All ibc dirrful
plants By departing from the path OF nature.
Jg- This medicine IS SIMPLE vegetable extract,
our rrscriee for many years, and with Thousands
treated it not "a. ed IL single Instance. lis Gu
rative powers have teen sufficient to gain victory
over the most stubborn case
sg- TO those who have ,rifed with their constitu-
Of med cal ad, would say, DESPAIR NOT! tn
CHEROE Re CURE vii resiore you health and
vigor, and after ali q1ack doctors have failed!
~ Prcs. s. per polite three bottles fer IS, and
forwarded By Express u ali part or the world.
sE- For full particulars get O Circular from any
Drug Store in the couauY, write 10 the agent who
will maxi free any desiring taf same, fU trcs
tIse, in pamphlet loTG.
AL sura orders must re sent to c. ;. COOK, Chi
cago our General Agent Cor the West. P 0. Box G524
Sold In Chicago, by FULLER. FIN II s FULLAE
wholesale Druggists and b. all Druggists every where.
CA. COOK, CHICAGO General Agent for the
States Of IIAois iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan aud IL
diana.
DR.. W. 3 WERWTN G co,
SOE.E p oPETEToRs-
No. 80 Liberty street. New York.
egF- r. H Puliord sole agent for Mineral Point
also OTIS Page and C. c. West Darlington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
BEWARE OF THE S0CALTFD
HAIR REST0RERS.

which although slow In their ope alton. less
produce all the evil effects of lead disease
Way this viilainoUs stuff, when artic Perfect
lv clean and Instantaneous in its effect and pronounced
AAAALENN 81 DR. LHIL1ON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Weakness or Debility Induced by over = n
tisue
Volunteers Attention., Indtscretions Of
Month.

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and sweilings can With
certainty be radically cured the Pills are taken nigh,
and morning and the Ointment be freely as sted
in the printed instructions. If treated in any .ther
manner they dry up in part break in anoths
Whereas this Ointment Will remove the homors from The
system and leave the Patient q vigorous and healthr
man. Il viii require little perseverance, In bad cases
to insure a lasting cure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
HOLLOW1IS PILLS & OIAlAt,T.

All who have Friends and Relatives In IN. A..
or should take especial care, that they be aopay
supeo with these Pills and Ointment and where IN.
oAVe soldiers and Sailors have neglected to pro,is.
themselves with them no better present can be san,
tHeih by their friends They have been proved To b,
INC s0Adefs never-failing friend in the hour need
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-28
OeiDdftS:G rDfnmn9.

8 4 unb TriebribS
nader benz seebrtsn bsuilben vublitum biermit
bic ers.btnfe Mn3tistssAas ir sinfn
GrnNs mu6 @rDcertc< gfnrc
IN S~embcrfpn
elIiTnst une i& nit MQtrl serltben bdb.n. iras
in zine satsinetriptrte ApCibefe unb @rceerie &C..
bS1t.
Gas teutlbt Yublifum in ptnterirn unbllm.
ssssnb bclonrsrs nirD tarauf aufmntiam st-
,madt. ba6 /,
aQe Mrten Mebifinen
III bateii iIas ais bieleIben Ysn 1errn Grift.
4 i&s, einenl in &c aalsnb erintlid 9elernten
unp 9epriFten |. 3utereittt perbtn.
~ 2S dareu
iusretn alS gut !, z iifii6 9~arantirt unb 10 biQis
s%erfaufr, ipie & ..refne eintn1 anbern @tcrt.
lin iatftt s3ufpru9 bitten
Bud & Drietri9s.
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lllmiu4.

.. g. & 4. Q. Bur6ank
iinp spnF ibren, alten geih6fteplaB an. Jub be,
5adisufraEs rad Dem grpBen, jin9it BON 5ouanb
nno Dfiaer inntssbatien Waarenbaule, Ode btr
siblspfrabs st;cstn. 81
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Demtftbe 8rauerei

gum
r@nBel unb Whbemann'
8urnssaaey,-8 Dab, am @uarloaf (3udebut)
Winpno. Mirr
1afob$0 Beiebrco, Gissatt imsr.
Grin ausgeaeidnetss 0tbrau Yem srSbten Ga
ger in Winpn1 apb BEN ileli6tn Minntlpla IL
hermit bs(sns smpfoblsn.
Sacsb W etstrot.
DIE banplun in
81 aterial @aareil nmb ieber
Mrt pDu Iamilienbebarf
Dpn
6enrD 6armS,
Gt. peter. Minnslcta,
baltit rts porrai tbiie Elm rcibt sARcrtmtntbtr bffen
Groceries unb DrDpiliDnen,
iepie Glen ! waarcn.
S ferntr tin Eager pen
Sodllben. Stiefeln.
pattn MlBen, II. 4. ~.
2anter grtieI fir ttn gspGtnlihfn Betarf nnb
glIss III ben pcblfeilltsn yreitea.
s@ 6enry 6arms.
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9eiter'S
Dafptu ) 6Dule,

WtfnSulll1, W1tin.
Derllnter3fi6nftt btna@ridtigt baS pubIifum,
taB tr utter oti0em Mamen Gin beutfhes 1ptel
erSfnei bat, bas Nsiffnben aae Btqucmli9ftiten
barbistst.
10 JaI 5talunesn 1t ebsnfals au, oas
Bette etfrrst. 9titsr.
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. fptn y a II &,
Dpu Mf. mua1li,

Gde Der ct. @ntbonp II. 5prt Ctr, ct. paul.
.Eieier straun,iee, pptttinseri&ftft @atbof
bisiet Neiftitsn nis Arffansfrn ole 8cqmem.
lihftiten elmer 5rinatb. Itr G~isentbinnr trirc
get. seine Bar 1T ~jeterSeit nit rem Bitten Der.
itbsn. ~ JJubrleute made ID nod ~ttipnpers auf
u,sine sutfn @ta!lunsen aufmertlnm.
81. MueaIi.
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lier tirSt nit rtin pulperladt btn8us
,Gnpt i'm an lie palilore uni ailnret
bn. cbnc auf Zen 3uruf ees DifSifrS
II bbrsn. nit cfn Nprten an ,6ineial
niEt 9pr. aamuacm!! DIR lopfrre
Iant nit Serril7enm @lierern nod rids
pirts tort bin, nc pa4iiaren losfn
auseinanrer. rie @ale mar aebabnt.
batcn galpnnct, 8clten Mne
SpiBfuseln Nsrltbet. Sbanls A mar
rer ShauplaB rer bittNften 8ampfs, ".
Glide IN Der Bruit lowie &uAeln I'M
&ppfe bemeilsn, ,nie nabe man aneinans
Der war."
Aus Glensbur3. 20. Npril, mrlren eie
bamt. Madr. bod inner femmfn
Shife nit @trmunceirn an unp ntr.
cen ununterbtrhen pom ytptprn nod rtm
Sucen auf teaufmen 8abrn aetraaen ;
his jtBt ipllen ihpn nabe on 1900 uns
tersst,aht lrin, anb Siele rdnilbe Of
ii;tere unp msbrsre bunpstt Sp!catsn Iino
earunter. Sn Gdanse Mc. 4 Sat ii1
CIV ioIp'AVutNt CIV" h"H'''"A.". 'Vt1'N.'
pm telpnserer Sraspur manfer fante
lAer GiTTsre :3euanib att. sllS rir
Yseussn lbpa blnfinseerunaen warsn,
fnllpam lh Gin mb'ceriibts 1aneaes
menas; es 'hisn, alS Oh Gle Gelaee l,es
Der ieshen mplttr, dis fld 9elanaen nebs
men lallen. Bflpnecrs fcdt ein 5aup's
mann nit taunenSlrertber Brappur ae>
stn bic preuei'den S%aNennstte. 10 raB
pie SiFsisre itrtn 2suim mfbrfad a1s
l!sfsn: uGdpnt Zen BtaSsn! Ge mar
taum mbAltb rbne Oetrauh her Wane
III i'm bsran iu fDmnen, bis snol!6
ein prsubil6er Gunner nit ehenen VT
msn auf ibn iulprana une i'm y tslt
bie|t, bis !bm Ger saes' aus Ger Sano
asnpmmen lrrrre. 0enfral ~ Ylatt III
ypn EplbtnlblaAM 10 lhlrer %Yelirurefl
mprrrn, RAP CT ldpn alf rem Iranss
pprt nerldisr. OR trua s'nen aerbbnz
litrn Gsmmismantel uno 1T sen Den
preusen Gar nldt fir finen S1rsisr aes
talten mprrsn."
&eitetes nher eie fdeubliz
den fanrc in Medlentur1
Nus Northumberland miro uns
tenn II. Npril 9relaft
Die hbd1te NnfreAuna 1T bier turd
sin YET meniasn Saaen nsrbffentlidttea
0sles hs,npraeruIsn. Die prdselNyafs
fir Iisnl1ycrasben eriifirte bier tiabe,
nidt. Dar nsue Gslrs bot iie ttl1sstubrt
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-6all,
Neuetablirtee
aScin, 0cib att.
Oeorg Yenj.
9mporteur, SRI. unt aleint...,Ier
pon Nbeinmeinen,
u%ngarlpeiae,
Trnr1aEild.e unn

pan Nbeinrfinen,
ungarptint,
Jran36fl1e unr
Gatapba@W eine
Mapcira unp YDrts Weinen,
BON Ye,lnitbtntn 9abr9ansen, wtlde teim Du3-
1enb, Glaite unb Wlaa p~sriauft ufrben tn ltiner
@eimballe, Critic CITRATE,
imiihtn Martet- u. Waibineton.s Ctr,
Grend's stein9ebdupe.
Ae4ter Sdneiser mp ~2imburge, Safe,
Aed,te DpAdno. ydrinee,
Sarpeuen unp Sorpinen
tets porratbis ul,o 5u ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fen 3u baben.
5ssrner: au%sstssi9nstes 9 bieaso uns
Ginrin nati Mlt ;nD Vorter, unb bic
feinlten Sorten Don s iqueuren unp
Gbam y aAner.
9uwie enbtid Elm eree0entea M1crttmtnt pon
Gapanna= gigarroS.
Dprftbtnbes ifs Auts gut unb in reidsr 6iae
,crrdtbis bsi
@eDrs 8ens.
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pom
8ranpie8
Gins
MabeiIa
SberrD
PORT
Muafat unp
Gatumha . Weinen,
Iunf.r Qagar an Giglrren bat 1einea 0lei-
den Mot on Aua,itdt, NIB has ltrtbeilper tsiten
Renncr pirr p,elss ais Ibatiate fefiteasn.
Wir baben unierer Notwithstanding neut
gsrbrNcrunser binsneefigt unb MAIDEN ms an.
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The loud buzz and hum and chattsr Of the
Cbicsgo Convention, aad Of the Mcclellan
ratification meetings, says Hrpsr's Weea@y,
might induce h:cdless observer to believe
th.ttbeJ truly represented the opinion Of the
American People, tnd that "e al supposed
We had been detrisedef cur liberties with
cut knowing it. and had yielded to tJrannt-
cal despettsm under the dclus'on that re
we're maintafnins our own lawful Govern,
meut. Such chatter about despottsm aud
detpots might mske "a oossrTer imagine
that the misfortune Of the couatry Is nut
that q da5psrste conspiracy Is strlviag to
overthrow the Govern ment, but Ehat the Gov
e,nment has the unblushtng efronterS not TO
sielt to ite aesssstns. Ths uotse # the pail
1,cisns 1t Chicago, contFasted With tae SET
lied PATRIOTS II Of the American peo lie, re-
ca,ls The famous figure of Burke: Because
talf dozen erasshsppet1 noder fern m .ke
the f1el, ring ss1th their impor1anate cs,n5,
while thousapds of great cattle, reposed b.
peata the shadow Of the British oak, chew
The cud and arc client, it IL not TO be tuaria
Cd that those who make ths noise are tae
only inhabitants Of tho feld; that, Of cour.e.
the3 arc many in nuaber, Or thai, after all,
they arc ots er than the little, ehsiveled, uea-
ere, hopping, though lond and Troublesome
"a secfa of the hpurT