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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
e1ew advertisements.


Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and restoras-
ye IN s nature enters INTO the composition Of oS-
taius mineral Of any kind no deadly botanical ee-
ueut; fiery excitaut il i combination q the ex-
tracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the
pgrest and tndest Of all diffusive stilnulauts
Is well 10 be forearaed against disease, and. so
FAR as the human system can he protected by human
means against maladies engendered n 'hoesOme
sphere impure water and other external causes
nos LETTERS BI TEKs may be relied ,afe
guard.
In district infested with Fsysr and Agse, it has
been found infalliUe preventive and irresistible
remedy, and thousands who resort to it ader ap-
thousands no neglect avail themselves Of pro-
tective qualities III vance, cured very brief
patients after being piled with qunne for months in
vain, until fan " saturated with that dangerous aka
loii, are not unfF qGentls restored to health whn
few days by the use Of HOSTEL FERS bIFTERS.
The weak stomach Is rapidly nvigcrated and ths ap
petite restored ny this agreeable Tonic, it
works wonders IN eases Of DYSPEPSIA and in less con-
fTmed forms Of INDIGESTION. Acting . gentle and
painless apperient well upon the liver il Also in
vari bly, relieves the CuSSTIPA superinduced by
rrrguSr action Of the digestive and secretive organs
Person. of feeble habit, liable to &errous Attacks,
yo7gregs 9F Sr5yits and FYks oF L.r8g,kor fDd
prompt and permanent relief from the Bifters The
testimony 81 this point Is most conclusive and from
both sexes.
suaged by single dose Of the stiuulant, and by
casionay resoriing to it. the return OF the complaint
NAV he prevented.
Asa general Tonic, HosTETTER's BINrERs pro-
dnce effects which must be experienced witnessed
before they con be fully appreciated In cases Of Con
stitHtioRd{ Weakness. Pre3GtIrs Decay and nebii-
y and Decrepituds arising from ON AGE IL exercise.
the electric influence In the coavalescent stages OF
all diseases il operates de ightful invigorant
When the powers of nature relaxed il operates 10
enforce and rc-establish tn
Last but not least il is T5e Oaiy Safe Slim ulaHt,
being manufactured from sound and innocuous mate
rails and entirely free from the acid elements present
less in the ordinary touics and stomaehics Of
She present day
No family medicine has been so universally and i.
n'sy be truly Tdde dese reatV popular with the in
t-ligent portion Of the Comm auuity, HOSTETTERs
BITTkRS
Sold ey all Druggists, Grocers and Storeke-pers
syer-where. Ixol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
u. s. 1910
BONDS.

THESE Bonds are issied under the Act Of Congress
of March sth 1864, which provides that all Bonds
issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXA
TI0N by under any state municipal authority
Subscriptions to these Bonds are received in United
States notes, notes Of National ssn,s They TO
BE REDEEMED ~ COIN, at the pleasure Of the Gov.
ernment, at any period not less than ten nor more
than forty gears from their date and until their re-
demptton FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL DE
PAID IN COIN. on Bonds OF over hundred
The interest payable the first days Of March and
September in each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, they may prefer. Registered Bonds re-
corded the books of the Q. s. Treasurer, and
be transferred only the owners order. Coupon
Bonds payable 20 bearer, and are convenient
for commercial uses.
Subscribers this loan will have the option of having
their Bonds iraw interest from March 1st by paying
the accrued interest in con-or in United States notes.
the of National Banks, adding fifty per cent
the date of subscription and deposit AS these Bonds
are ...
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their vanH is increased from one three per per
annum according TO the rate of tax leves in various
parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight Per Cent. Interest
nent or temporary investment.
1t is believed that securities offer so great induce
ments TO lenders the various descriptions of l. s.
Bonds In all other forms of indebtedness the faith
ability Of private parties stock companies separate
communities only is pledged for payment, he for the
debts of the United States the whole property OF the
country is holden secure the payment Of both prin
cpal and interes. in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from $50
up TO any magnitude on the same terms and are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist. They be converted into money
at any moment vii have the benefit Of
the interest.
may be useful to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt of the United States on which inter
est is payable in gold On the Sd day Of March 1864
was s6s, 965 eo0 The interest this debt for the
Coming fiscal year will be s45, ,937 1876 while the Gus
toms revenne in gold for the current fiscal year ending
June 3oth, 1864 has been SO far at the rate Of over
s1Oo 200 COO per annurn
viii be seen that the present gold revenues Of
the Government largely in excess Of the wants Of
the Treasury for the payment Of gold interest while
the recent increase of the tariff will doubtless raise the
annuaIreceipts from customs on the same amount of
importations, to s13o, ,oOO, 600 per anuuu1.
Instructions to The National Banks acting as loan
agents not Issued from the United States Treasury
~ March &c, but in the first three weeks of April the
subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS 4
WEEK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

HARD ON THE BUTCHERS A letter
from New York saws: ''Some of the
butchers up town are closing up their
stalls, for want of business, they say
All kinds of meat are so high that most
of their customers have stopped buying.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
IN pRoBaTE---Iowa County Court.

u tts nnffsT oF 1He hIst y n Tn tesf1D.elt 81
,T1dn AHeHicA deceased.
nN reading and filing the petition Of Mary Rauth-
aucr, representing among other things that ary
Nuenieh appointed Executor Of the last will and
testament said deceas ed; that she is MARI
leaving the of saId deceased fully adiuis-
tered and praying that administration DE b0His
be unto Peter Sans granted. Il IS ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this Court on
Monday the 23d day Of June A T.. 1861, at the Pro-
bate office ia the village Of DodEeyile, ao6 il is fur
thsr ordered that public notice thereof be given
all per-ons Interested by publishing a copy Of this
der for three successfully prior said day
hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune a weekly
paper circulating IN said county.
JOHN BONNER, County Judge.
Dated June 9th 1854. Sw2s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

a TTAR%EY and Counselor At Law. ShullshJ'rgn b
n I.Favetts County. Wisconsin. Devotes his At
ssrt!on extensively to hs Profes<on practices in the
various Courts Of Wisconsin, makes Collections and
sransacts faithfully and promptly all
50 his care.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Secretary Chase Makes Lean of S50,090. eco.

NEW l 0RR, June 5.
Secretary Chase is understood to have
negotiated loan ofs50, 900 600 with the
New York Banks He is to draw the
money as needed, and viii give the banks
six per cent cert feates of deposit, to be
used at the clearing houses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
xAsA conB. ALEX- WILSON JAS p sCDbCF
CeHB. WILSON * ~UDDUTEE.

Formerly Cobb Sudiu;h.)
" AwyERs Min raj Point. Iowa County, Wisconsin
WIN atten Is OCCASIONAL business and CORES pom
ls1-a a. heretofore VIII p-ecsre Pensions, obtain
an.ntes from the state aud Federal GoverRmet, ana
prosecute cla .ls against theta upon hhe a! terms
once opposite Court House, uP stars 40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

~EGRGE APPEL. having fitted up his shop In the
mos approved strle. is prepared - shave, Dress
Hair Shampoo etc. asl who E-y favor him with call
Ne viii slss attend Bleeding CuppiuE and LeectiI,
On short notice the best Of the science
TIE perfect satisfaction warranted in all eases As
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

Beef in PhiIadelphia. OH Saturday.
was so to 40 cents. chickens 25 to 80
cents, and butter 55 cents a good ma
M ,.o,is xran, ,v;thouf meat for their
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

rate A. Asst Surgeon L S Army
DHYsI IAN and SURGEON. wingvile, Wisconsin.
DR. Perrin intending to locate permanently in
wlncvle RS his professional services to its citizens
sad surrounding country. 30
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

nEoDUCE and general Commission Me' ,hant deal
rr an salt Water Lime, &c, stone warehouse neal
a r Depot, Mineral Point. 45sz-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
&. SCOTT


~ rSFRAL Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, FroTis
u or,. Hardware &c, Yellow Stone Mis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
EA~EHe<SBI.C-
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING
FIrHE Subscrib having recently opened shop IN the
j room adjoining the Pest Once j. prepared 70 wai
s,cn customers al anv hour ~ the day. SHAVING
cIAwpooINC HAIR DRESSING. &c, done IN thS
a-xt raanRer and most fashionable styles
strict ats his business and ardent desire Il
oieasc ones 70 merit and receive a shart of the pat
rona Of the Citizens - Mineral Point.
hiserEi Point, June S-d 1851. IF. VI ?. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
JOu< III. WESTON,
GEORGE w. cor

NOTARY Public, Conveyaroer and General Agent,
N Liaien, Iowa county. WIS Io-h-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

TrogNrY At Law and Notary Public, Dodgeville,
y lows County Wis Particular attention paid TO
collecting Refer to Hon Z. c. Washbuyn, and Cobb
q sudduth. Oh
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
John II. McAvoy, Plaintiff against Hans Herbgsr.
and Curry Herbgarson, Defendants.
DY virtue of and pursuant TO Judgment OF forcclo
ID and sale, rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action, on the 10th day of February 1854,
Will expose for sale and sell public auction at the
front door of the Court House the village OF Dodge
vlle in Iowa County, Wisconsin, Tuesday, the 2otl
day Of June, lN64 at two O'Clock in the afternoon
that day the following described mortgaged premises
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said judgment, interest and costs wit
The south west quarter of the northwest quarter
section number seventeen, III and the east half o
the haf Of the north quarter of section
ber eighteen lis in township number Ave- d. north
of range No. five, IS east; containing eighty rs
acres N ire or less and all situate lying and being in
the County of Iowa and state OF Wisconsin
Dated al Sherif'S 0ffce, Dodgevile, May a. 1864
GARDNER c. MEIGS
Sheriff Of Iowa County Wis
CoBD, WILSON & srppvrH, PFfI-s Atty's. 6w20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

NEW ANIBR oTYPE GALLERY.
TyHE proprietcrs Of the New Aubrotvre Gallery are
now ready TO take
L X L y f : s F 6
all thc latest and improved styles: having the sdvar-
sage of a northern light. and a frs lass Camera
THEY WARRANT Tl.EIR WORK.
share of the public patronage is respectfully soIo-
Ned
KENDALL BROS;
October IS, 1852 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
DOCTOR DlLGaIRNS.
]. .B. BETT, VI. ID,

DHYSTCTAN and Surgeon, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Il Office at Farley Eaton's Old Residence. 1y31
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
HOME AGAIN :
e. n. WIIBER. NJ u,

e. II. WILBER. NJ u.
ID EsUAfTs the Practice ~ his profession.
IN OFFICE Ohliquely opposite Pulford's Drug store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

NFFICE in MoTeti's Block. in rear OF Drug Store,
Y J Mineral Point Wisconsin. Bal y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

SILVER, SILVER PLATED AND
- BRITANNIA SPOONS. Fork. and Napkin RIM.
tor sale cheap Cor cash at t5e) J.J DAYEYT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

GOLD PENS-A large stock of Gold
~ esns, OF all qualities styles and prices II
90 j. J. DAvEYe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
NUMBER "a.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
WEEDS CELEBRATED PATENT

Never tl to satisfy those who give them thoroueA
trial aud wherever introduced are rapidly supereedioe
all others.
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A Plea for Our schools.

II hiss been said that the GShool oftcors copst-
tutc the first step in the ladder OF political prefer.
ment. There lie only too much truth in the state
ment, and II goes far towards accounting for the
difficulty Of keeping our schools iree from the
control Of politicians. They intrigue for a nomi-
nation as School Commissioner OF Trustee, az they
would for place in tie Custom House or Treasury
Department. and when elected they abuse their
trust no less shamefully. They exhibit no
decent regard for the duties Of their office, aud
DO no. scruple to corrupt the innocent mind OF
CHI dhood for the sake Of their lust avarice or am
bi,lon. II Ia tune this condition of affairs should
cease once for ALL and we appeal to our citizens to
interpose and protect their children from the rng
masters" aud politicians. THIS Is every PERSONS
business. There u no one 50 good or 30 bad
who would no, wish his child 10 BE- better than
himself Whether this shall DO the case
depends largely on the character and tone
impaired to the school room by teachers AMI school
officers We take an honest PRIDE in believing that
as class the teachers Of New York equal # not
superior TO any in the world But we owe 10 them
and to our children tnat they shall not be subject
the control and Influence Of rod men We have
bad recent painful examples u the necessity Il eau
hon in this matter. Mothers hAvn a deep In
s"reSt IN maintaining the purity Of the
school-room. The character OF the family depends
upon as well as the future prospects Of the
children. We trus, that our citizeus will bear
these considerations in view On Tuesday next, and
vote for no persons school officers except those
) Of cstablished character am reputation. Tho I,
! are seven School Commissioners and Trustee fol
: each Ward TO b elected aud upon their ability
) and integrity depends the best interests Of GU
! city.
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Tn, n.vs ~ Mp,,.,,y c,rC,..o,, ,f ,,,,it, pre-
vios 10 M, srccu,,o,. d,, the .,rti,ror,a,,,v
N a, n,,v,,,.i ,,,.r b,h .dos - ,bo Atlantic "a.
smelling his ipnoo.nc. Tho drub.s entertained
upon m. .bt.c, soem.i 4, raise the whole cues.
,on Of the validity of e,reuu,.tau.,, evidence, and
incrcaae, the ,n,,rcs, l,th her, and in E,,,o,. in
Case IN which there WAS q combination Of a. many
extraordinary ,oin,, that would nngly ..,r,c, no
.bvht dourec of albanian Thu, there sh,u,d he
any douts whatever r,su.c,,ng Mr,,yr,s quilt. In
v,s1 Of IN. overwhelming we,yh, az evidence
.U.,ns, him. ia. o.rha,s the r,ost singular
feature Of this extraordinary caae The
manner in which IN. crime was traced step by
s,.p tn III. pisopor-,be d,.covcrv nv the claimants
child Of the ,ev.ner,s lox I'm which rcrc plnccd
IN. ,rnko,s obtained IN b.r,.r for the murdered
n,n,s iewelrv. md the information 10 M. po,S,s
which led TO the tracking Of the criminal TO our
.horsa -conb,pod with N, o,bc, c,rcu,p,an,c..
tn ,nyost the cas-. with =, wond,rh,I inter
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CnH details Of ths affair found among our
police reports ar s'ckcnlng and ~ithal 40 terri
blo that the reader turns from them with horror.
But question arises ou, of This dreadful tragedy,
which call upon s'me person interested "
answer, sud that Is, ''who IL responsible :" The
details Invested Of newspaper puircry, which says,
-Mr so-snd-sr wsa promptly on tho spot" and
stAe keepers and Comm'ssi,ricrs Of Charities and
Correction quickly arrived and did their utmost,''
ar, simply thos' An insane Ia committed 10
ne Tombs by Justice Of the Peace to be cxsmin-
ed Us TO the stste OF his mind lie Ia examined by
she Toinbs' surgeon, who thints him simply iu-
soxicsied Oh probably he had ''dehrum tremons"
snd orders hm-not to n solitary cell, where the
nero suspicion Of his disease ought 20 have con-
signed him, but to place tIhe bummer's room)
where several other unfortunate creatures COM
hned. lie series poker; he gives unlnistake-
able signs Of his condition, and in bis
usdness -- In his responsibility 80 he dashes
about him right and left, kills two unfortuuntes,
one Of whom was lind, aud mortAlly wounds
third, who has since died, while n number of others
arc more lcss hurt. DIt this Ia not all. The
keepers sent for they promptly arrive on
the spot and when they do arrive they arc afraid
nv u'' " ''1, 'D-'' ",s
.'n' 'oi MY 49, 'o"pa' "''' VI '"' sp''
hut settle nothing without their revolvcrs,
which they fire at random without even hitting
the maniac, but one Of them hits poor unarmcd
man, who, in his JOY At seeing some persons COM
ing to his aid, PUSHES 10 them Tor protection. This
p'Su "N 800 Wv 'l'' D'"'' "''- " $40 "HO'N
N" ~ A'p' "e " ~ "'Y un"' 'ne ponce
V"ui'' A'u having ''''''''i ~ N"'oN'ns Nun
a'"H WIN sno''' '"'n t"''o' INC ponce W eou'0
Va ''' "sS's' "''" ''''' '"''''s"',o" 'no''n W
"'Au, ~ 0n', '"'o ''' ',A'''' anu '"0 au'no''''''
promptly ou "' spy W
NM WV ""''' So O'hh" r"b ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 8. 1854.
The vnr.

H.. i.,,,, .ccor,n,s from Tenno,sos sbor tia,
,h.re bas been almoq. continuous fighting there
rr.nllin waa enlv an inciion, Of thi. prolonged
.,,,,o.,. and. a., We autsipa,el was not dsciaiyc,
n, r,coessf,I no far AZ IL went, In rcpellpy the
ac.ror.,e attacks ~ @ enemy uron our lines and,
in ,,is view. w,s q tho b;ybes, inheritance IN
checking ,o,r progrcss 10 order 10 obtain time cor
falling back and concentrating at the real points u
d.,,nc. nearer Nashville The grea, ba,hs was yot
10 take place. and has prob.,Iy been fought by
this time. The indications are rnost promlsins for
=. olorious victory. General Tuop,s Is one Of our
most accommodated commanders, and enjoys the
f,,lie., oonsd,no. Of his troops. lie las already
Tough, over tho entire country, aud is thoroughly
.coualp,cd with Il. lie wss the hero Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
Another Letter On City Reform.
Nrv YONG. Nov. -. 1874

Mr.. Enron have been away nom the cty
since you printed my last letter on 'City Rscrn,"
but found an extract from II IN one o. the BISON
papers. The Journal In question copied that spl-
sode Of the wbiskey bottle, and, IN conrenAing
upon n declared thss our city ought 70 10 ptsced
In the hands Of an Albany Commiasrn," its
citizens SLOWED themselves 10 be ruled by Ne poll
tcians who could dispense the most liquor
10 their voting constituents Now, Mr.. Ed4tsr,
strangers tell VA not able u control our own
city STAIRS we feel very indignant and being
toochod upon sensitive point, VIC should be spur
red into doing something 70 prove our own capsci.
" for self governmcnl Tbs BISON elitor dosarod
u show bis readers how much Letter their ny Was
governed, aud In the arstcle took ocoafnn W
praieo ths local patriotism 81 the Boeionisos AZ NC
expense n ~ New Yoskrs. Now, ar, b huniis-
ing 10 "see ourselves - other sse IA" and Il We
can do no better let US look about "a aud
copy from other cities the plan hey have found
w,ss In selecting municipal omcers. bsSsve NE
Boaton folks 81 lczst an tbe sensible Vossr~ 81
every d.euon invardly vow hey will ma cast
their suifruges ot any candidate tsiDted Win I'm.
morality. To such an eprent N - carr lch hst
have been told by prominent mon bcousfg ~ the
h'pubi can party, that thcy always yo<eh WIN tne
Dem crsts, when the candidate d that party was
tho beter man q two put up for the ofhce.
A, he rist u again offending MI. 6asslu
a ns ramuSL l vii. AJAX u,si gentle
man, who undoubtedly claims more bowcs'y Tot
men a his political stripe, he c.nnoi name inii
set u Democrats eminently eel qualined 70 MI
our municipal ofhces lie will unbubtcdly an
swer, Yea" would then say, sir, many mu e
belonging 70 the Democratic party In MS CITY
derre better Aldermen and Counciltnen- IN.
party numbers in this city seventy housAnl
voters. Tho Republicans thirty thousand. IL
forty thousand Democratic voters supported the
corruptionista twenty thousand the semi corrupt
would not the united Republicans AMI remain:
ing Democratic voters De able 70 elect s0od
men for city Offices - II M. Orosey
would use bis influence with his party,
for the purpoe. d inducing the Republicans 70
foreso their political preferences until the city
Offices worp made honorable by the mount ency VI
honost men, would not the city official stables DO
more speedily clesnsed, and more easily kept 3D.
than Is Tho remedy suggested, VI importing al
Albany commlssloui We have had Union party
In Rational politics. LIST US have "Union party
| Ia local politics.
| Yours sincerely, II. DouN.
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- 49,, - -..-Iu. IT,, A. u.x,~-u
I,A,, -. n o.,h oso,d. .no,hcr sv,.
-. ,,,o -,,,n,,od--,h., c,rr.r..
g.. mi, c.r,,,,,v IN. ci,, -.i-,.a
.-.,I.. re-. 40 consciencos In ord., 40 .,iav
.,..,,,, ,,. ossr.d Il, ,ooi t.,,b a. c,xr,.a
o ,,o.c,, and s.s,.v all Tho cos, N ,r,n,,no .,a
,-.,,., H., At ,bo loosl ,.,o. y, a. .rd ,,.-
o,h,b ocn,s each. or .,gb, ~, sr,v-,,e ce,... NJ
.oIr ,ho =, Al. ,,avsn,sn, ,l.o.. .nd ,.,,.n ,h,.,,
4, c.sh n, o,, own eo,,n,or an o.eo "A ,,,.,,,od
All N. trouble tho vsr,ous r,llro.d commands
would have vould he 10 ..,boriz. their
conductors 70 rooeay, them. and then rrc.sn,
them in bundl,s NJ fo,, ~ Ave ,houe-nd
Tor roiemp,iop. We now rensv M, otf,- Moro
than this We ayree 70 bo respons,ble for all
coun,or,ei,. and will ov.n .gree 4, ,c.,e,,o IN.
tickets Nm town. ~ ,h., co,,r.e vroo,d be moro
agreeable IN Al. eonosnio. w. ofc, sya,at.n,i,I
guarantees for the porf.r,papoe Of this contract,
and houo tbs, "A NAV h. .o-,paed. wo do
sire 40 pro,oc, The y.orlinou.o and work
Ing vo,p.n n, s.w yo,I f,o,, oA.ry.- which
are contrary 10 law We p,oro- IN s,vo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
TRADE NOTICES,

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
IA he Journeymen Bakers Protective Union, No. 4,
OF Brooklyn, will 10 held at ~ Myrtle ave, On saiut-
day evening, Dec Sd, 1851, OF O'Clock. All mem
ees are requested 10 answer 70 their names, busi
meas u iugor,aaee 70 y he Ian.aeied, By order,
Sec. lzT
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATlON-THE Regular
a monthly meeting viii be held on Monday Even
ing, Dec. s, At Seiock, a. N9.. ~ and lS6 New
Canal ct. GEORGE ii. HART, Prest NELSON
STEISDECkEK, sec. ga
1OURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION, NO. !,
a viii bold their meeting this evening, aI l42 Sew
enth ave, cor, 10Th st. at O'clock precisely PunctuA
attendance Is requeuted. RICHARD THORN, prest;
JAMES WATSON, sec.