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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
a0ARIYENKaR CURED.

vllLEA, O1Is, b6yIsabT ~ IVpN.
M0sna. 4. L. osoVrLt Z CO.
.ssis,. eSats:--I have bssa ,Fpahleis viii
atsFDiA as.iSn o. tha bowels Gee Six Or assvos'
years, which has bssArths eaasefef !sEQsat
deAl OF suGsriag 70 ne, and I had y deprive
pysalf Of RSAy kitasS u fssd, aa1aSednath
SGtnSal, es.5yuhil get Or. Hstt's Liysf
.irills, AHd Sid tkst hey tssp ny bsWsls
Tegslaf, and LnsW OAt anything that ny
Anily does. NEST sssAlsatly rspsnRssd
fhaSsl Pills y these WIZ are troubled viii
ssastipatiSA n The bowels. PC w ea3leAN "a
TrSiy 5ssrs, ,l' JOIN FLRNlxs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

Villas Brouss, 1laisdK, Ptebl. comfy
"a against eoSrtofcommor
John y Ross, st slis, Pleas. Petition
p~sfendaatl, for Partition,
Iohn u. Ross, Of Prsbls cohnty, Ohio, :
u minor under the age of2l years, W,lism
"a W. R~ossGof Butler county, Ohio, . minor
under the age Of 81 years, Elias &. Ro.s..
also Of the said county Of Batter. and = nj.
nor under tie age Of IL yeara aud Mary 3.
Res, o. thesaid county Of Preble, . minor
under the age OF II years, will take shoties
That william prousS, ofths said ,ecputy ~
treble. on the 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1854,
Heidi .petisioH against then In the Office Of
tht clerk ofthe eour, Of comhon pleas, Of the
said ctuutJ Of Prsble, stating that he and
they are seized Of an estate a. tenants In
com bon, In the east half OF he west half n
re Soath-east quartsr SfSsetioa II, contain
INK ~ eerss, more or Less -Four acres, out
hot the Northeast eorhe., ofihs. west half Of
the vest half Of the same quarter And Ian
ACRES lying on th6nonh Sna or paTt AZ
TRACT ots1s la-lo0 acseiu of ,hs north sNdoF
the 1ssl half Of TIE Southssst quarter ofSse.
IitltR y, all IN Township I, OF Range one, in
lad county ofAPreble;s The said Zen ss,e
tract baginhIAs 81 the Northwest scrhEt Si
said last samed quarter; Thence east, with
t~hsaguaster section line, 90, pcle1, Thsuce
south 70 PoleG Hence vest so poles. To the
lr1eaE bo6adafy' hAs Of said SusYtefs snd
themes north Eiah siid line, Sn1SeIss I, ths
Plass Of beginning; The said ihree ,rac.sg con.
tAiaipf ~ the aggregate, 81 acres of land
fuaofS pf less; That H. the psfti6oher. ~,
m estate Of inheritance in said premier y
three equal soventh par,t s,harAHfs Thatt a.
said defendants, John N. Ross, WJliam a.
~ RdsS, Bias & RosS, ebd NARY Il. Ross'
have zach : lille Sstats therein 81 tNs ~
seventh pastbfthsi aahsa end S~psayinr 1heI
narlitieH npyhe made ofsAidlands e dirsc.
ted' " law. The said, detendants ara ,SlIo
further notified that az ths TOM IN sa;S
coprt eomh1pkiik, emile an lday IL lIS.
ust Al D. 1854 the plaintiff viii applv fSr
Ednsotdsr Of partition, sAd for such other
aud fnxthsfO orders and proceedings 4 ~
Do legally sad properly had in ne IA M
a gasIR0QsC& 6TEPHEk9aISi
i,hRfss 70 A's, VI Plsissis
oTR SbsaiI cliIfv fssa t,siiseqsd lsrs
aispnO sthV issA--Mg ga esPsiE eaeso.
ash YIliljk8 YaaT3 giSs4
aa~AtEa.Ttnwvr n- rtT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
CAnIiiI.l9Tspl skg LlagA.

NmaAS. 4. I. 0sOvIiL 4 Co. f.lNia't
ri 1J8 0enis. .--1hitigts certify that / have
usai Dr.. Nstt,i Liver Pills Ii Uiii,p,'attssk6
aAd isund hen 70 - u Asai Pills hat I.
sSSr ussd Ter thas Parpsss aAd / hass, alps
ussa then - q catiartiO Mslisins, sai hass
found but little use for . Physieisa siAeSNl
bsl them in my hpilys AElQAA 80
rssrs, ksly 40 Z AsA FAx1sAy
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
DYsrEpsIA. ep rNDI4RsrIoY..

ar This 10 ssneraIly attended with sosr stphssh,
less Of appetite, aausoA, iGatulsney, heart
burn, eo4issAsss, heat n The stomach whsu
empty, seaPain in, the side, palsnsss Of We
oountsnauce, languor, lew spirits, &isarhsa
slssP, paine in the head, H..
" S~rilssy,sLs 0nis, lEiv ], lSSs.
ksssls. AL. ssorLL 4 Co. Of.
Gsnts..--I have fNRa Dr.. Mems
Liver Pills enc Of Ne hest medicines fs
DyspOpSia that I sver ussi. had bsss
addicted win The disesss fer more tkaA uis
.s.sa,. : ~ VISUAL: si',ure:A ~
vomiting. I vas meat Of The ims eostixA
found That tina Pills kept ny bowels open,
without Eripisg or pain. i6hays actually
gsinsa iAIweight,.S inoa- usiug s~thsm,-heins
SsA psnnds hsasi.r tAaA when oonmsneed.
lsIeh ny srrs ssssly y use q tAs fll.. ir
eR0pHB DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
Western Turnpike Company.

Tire Board Of directors Of this Compan.
kass declared . dividend Of Fifty cents per
share on The Stock Of the CompaAH The
dividend will 10 payable ct my oafce in
Montgomery County, on and after the 18th
Inst. ] viii attend, on the 6rStdaJ of Juiy
mex ~ Gilmore I cAmpbeRs oiicein EatoH
70 pay stockholders in the vicinity.
June 9th 1864. . @. Shissly, Treasurer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
nuAR WHAT Tw1 MnpsGA2 PRHs0
SAYg.B z
.rAurr Am srunnoRn TnlMaal

qsEACTB AXE STUHDORN 1AtN44
"a Hs< What the PhilsAsipALA eouuspsqdent saly q -.
eonn0a uoGith, Wilmington, Dslaus ~ q 49,
lsSe!
sAn EAsllsh ssausnaa, hrAsViy i 1seld eilA ~
ortph Army, and who 1tylps hind ta'NnoNIIs
NAntc PhysielAn,f has q late gainsda tsnhVe 49,
oon bT0 By bis sklll IN curing all ~ ' = Of oonptl!A
Sons Of bis pAtivnts ] have oonvS With, ana ~
DrOnOuuoO hh remedies and nods Q eAtmSat - ~
iuperiOr. Soma have been TOstsnsA ~ naatS -
usdleInS he used u DISTILLED By hlHs fon vaEteD bAp
eessossiag rare curative p~rsperties.
NWhIe acting 10 tbs array he 1s0tsd hh 49,
uoments V a thorough study ~ tie shsor prpAnaN4
eEtain nodlsinairoOtl and herbs % all mAn-HefaaapA
h sssms b has lounda sur and spoody remedy hreAuo
Slls that nssh q heir TO- III practice y Alreaey e1ee
aivs, anA \ daily Increasing. In tAs eopipl.inh ovhlA
knGlss arS subjected hs hM no sauAL - lsfgs nnnh1
here have testified that thsy ows not only ntR lnsse4
VOOA health, but their lives v DE aknl Of thh AngiA
bA4nie rAy.i'i.n." h' os@ ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

I'll. and Digestion bs rendered sssy, The PsiaS
II ths NSaa, Hack, aAd Stomach, will b
removed. The Bswslse will hsesmg sIeanaee
, and regular, THE BLOOD PUBE AND
AEALTnS' and The T.',s natural.
q their action. upeR the Whsle system, yst
u they sfo harmless, sven for the nest deli.
cate system, e. they esntAin ~ HSrsury
Of mineral In any fern, bat are osapssSa
+. entirely d ssgstdSlS s~SbstaAsss. ntt-s1o q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
INN WARE.

TIN .wAERRlJ
sfsssry sasssty usdsIlS kept 81 rs s6Sptsa..F
He also keeps constantly 81 hand tie la
sstisAd nSst approved patterns Of
&PAREORSTOvES
all ofrAisRR 81 = vii iii sell as ss / a5 1. : ie.a l. ss, ~
chased elsewhere in the county se.g 49,
AeliS alae prepared 70 attend 70 all orders Tor
Tin and SheetIron Roofing
on rsALoasbIs terrn nS l The work k,, warranted ssS
I H@1All orders fog Repairing attended 10
On short nsticsi and The, work done in such
npna'r g 70 render genera satisfaptionriS
His Ghop still kept atthe oldsstand, one
door North ofthe 9ddl elloHrsRnildmtsplis
All ArtiolasiA his liaO Soldat bach rates
q Y. require AlG adAerenostoscaah terms, s
80 lsaut7sW AlJDKRgP. MiGARE rii
? AaRxrLEaatE cured q Nervous BsS
'tH IntomPatsHqt.sp remSluEs DseaXsmdl
iEas.hfalN rSfsi aeiuhs.ed qby drtitp ID
bsppsft otLs5ts wiz v happy . 1asnSylSSl tScsllI
whe need t fires Of IchsfssR sths-cr-cipe,
anu dirGCaiOaS Ter making the simple remedy
used 10 bis case: Those wishing d Psroffp
By bis experlsasop and possess a Valuable
Remedy, will SsesIEe thu sams, b. retSra
nail Carefully sealed by addressing
lv-a JOHN b. OGDEN.
Ne, - FasSsS rrsst. NSv. YSsk.
n NJ III
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
Ne. 50 EAST FIFTH eHTRN1T,
HF0RASEA

WiIAOSt u. ~ on Mercury, vithoas klndnnosnyAO4
BsSS, and without far Of diseovpyy o. sHpoSuEe. 49,
boasOnA, sRsh - Hrsene, nun yonLcA opiunsee ~ 800
polsOns No nsrcury nor suy dean mlDssab-n0tn..e
SGt purely Vegetables Botanical RsnAcdis are nseAbE1D
SoadsrfL Botanic Physician. Hn Botane nA1S14g
.ssss yet hiIeA 70 cure The most ebstiAao and Ne 80
taAssrbHs css<. Apd 70 roBove al morUlEy ele 60
ApuriJss from TO, system. NAsH aA Co., hsusAp -
tlod. Medioa Jonr1aL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
DIR. RAPHAEL,
Dox Ne. 2463, PoSr OTxTczL
0lRnYNrn9AFI OHIO. sT D,

Asalfs SrEi Lstit 10 clearly SidsrassA
~ ~ VSiss nsasd - . eshaulAtisa ~ pays fbt . eoa-
Nltatsa snly- It does nst PAY for tie ne-tor's vrittea
esiaieA q your fsture prsspecn IA lts. IL does not peg
~ winning the aasetloSs u the appssits ~, uor ff The
ssasunnahon ofa hAppy narriaes, nur hr doing aay othR
ttslSSs named Ia TIE above Advertisement The Doetse
hass a1ed price brdoing saeh separate businss Ia your
SsAstltatien Win the Doctor, you leArA hsw ysa eau realiss
~ SAt hop vsar.st your heart; you ars told how yea
tA ~ all yea want, nod hgv your buAihess suEht y ~
tsAs 70 that II ~ not hn. He Will hretei what 10 your
OBefINT. q shost, he will tell what h bSsors Jos. ~.
Cavtisn 70 the Public.
~ 4 rsor haCa;;; ~ ti x. 1 =. n. i! ss I. :. :' Nh e;
cher gentleman n the sans name. % r.I-
~ Ont thb Advertisement out Wheu yeu eona
lNag % With ysu and shoW It " the girl Wis opSAs ~
Asss. 10 prevent nhtakss. ask 70
BEE T1H DOCTOR HIMSELF.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
JOHN b. OGDEN.
Ne, - RasSss rTSst, Nav Hssks

gliJ sea- .iloati soi 1asgs 5i--tGsal
o 1eis TsaToo cid Of Dstsah OiLGLc
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
y u G. Y 4 CO.
sdtr LOWELL, MASS. 'F'! ~
kJAA 4iVsE nsttlSs Six Bstti's for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Il.

> has Moa b iA.slf hdeh 4 rci.owr for the cure Of
~ aEtet efeThrett aid Lung CoA.plAiat, that
q is sitksJ unnecessary for NJ Ia recount tho
I. sgidsnoo Of its writes, wherever II has bcon sin-
: lSfea, II q Ass 1oag bean in eoHstaut' use
I hr0a1ASLt thls s~eetlIn, We nee! not do mets than
issnrs the leopls Is quality is kept UP to NE best
> \ ever has beeu, and that il may be rsisdaa 70
A5ot their relief al il has ever been found TO Do.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
E&1iMKIIAY
GOOD NEWS-ATL1STt, =

-
GOOD NEKSSATLzSTg =.
-fTepTT YYFT
lAaG.s~-Aiua. N, d gHAEIhhs he'd tHs ~
ALI WHO ARR IN. TROUBLE ~ .
|. . s,.. 1a.i "a . ssIsE.SP. N a si.. Wy. 4 SsS Acgy. kS.yy
esaaed y hlse p.ssnlsss and deceit, III who have Gest
es..l,.4 ald ninSd wiah N gSt ~ hlm fr 6aslos add T.
IL SsaTss your nl.sDr 4 49, p. f.1,n ~
Asaadss and envy Of your snenss til Harmless, aud *
.a.taina yOsr eharaotsg ent lrrpgyteItttrtA slatg reVir
Sons q lSoss they love SOnsSlt him 10 S psIs,S ~ .n 100 .s,iss
eslE Hi5@, and 70 Sud cut " thefp kiyAt aud Wans
m love AFFAIRS H NEVER dI
FAILS. "a Y
H ~ lAs SGetsf %insids lie sasetsnI d n. Sse,g
~. -. hs guide. tes siHgt 70 wealthy and kiPp,,
.A'Ss ~ ~ sslhlIsd'6 iaisnscSs issisAs-s -
4 SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE
fs .Ak' tang nOsS sure, he M LsO% you Ne IKE
YouR FuTURr HUsSI4lNtiDO on ]! WIRE I'm I.
lrO.psetsi and what \ batter thSk NJ, K -, ~ jss
s y: i'; ::;':s .i int =: Is. oh ssi r. ! ~ fl.y l. ID ~ =
q ID HnnkaAl L. NkARanRa aa. -,--l--
p n m X 49,, M. sdyt.. \. ~ Ilrsr
vi, with the rrOutsSt oertnIHtV ths 1890 az M ss.,5@-
~ I.t.r-r.,. 49, aAspeJeIsusn n, ia
sssIm1J. - IS
d. LEt.x NuMHHSN
~sn naIs'.
=. 4. Z. s9vD NEWS
sa.lsi.yi Ey.Sy NAY, iLI5sssI ~ length and Sr..iAx
.. ; y .s.slS u !. Poa:Sssis. q Is ) irors.::s.. ~
writts. 0r,.,.. .e n. 1900
pOetssin Lie '7SaE sos
~ VII gsas biA p wealth, ~'nipshss, ud hasse.
saOoss,ful IN tSSir t. .L ! wsre sniortsnats and ~:
Uho ItrusEIsd aSslust aSvSr,i,v ssd mISs.,,n.S s.a, az
I..t q Their :, and Who Ssnd the more hey tsisd =
, k.n. nv. vac .3rla ne nore things went agaiAS
Men fatur. 5rcspSSss IN iis All r,o"H Sp'sioH uPes
lived Dr.. RsphaslS aiVIe. Sre raw : - "SsV -
uVC1r 49, = p
AAFFA AND SUCCESSIVE
u sAsthair undsrtakiam A: Will. ,Lo.. -. 80. L,..L.L
By prejudice and ignoranes, .nernstSd NJ ~" sn...Is
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

Fsu Bsssss sssvsss sAys, afnes Nat uns
hs has t44dsaaSid flbOOVIth,G eARsAPAs
RILLA tdaaafitEiNGIArfn In his a.praetiss,
cad Il IA icsrSt ik4 sHosf. WFtfcpLf clpus II
ScROE J SsYfKifiTTc pIsIlsE6
eNe.se - - .Nya v tsssE sL-ps
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

NM ns aeaasa ~ N He sssIt and ~ Z
AAmphiat containing certificates Of sures nom
veil KN0WNCITIaENs OF 1iHCINNAT1fs
M seoyfiI'sl lleel and liver syrap y
e6MPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEeETA.
pLRS, aud 10 PEREEcTEr e+FE for CHlL-
DREN 10 use, In case Of sore ). outh or eruption
4 ike skih, n M0TnEls VALUE the
ssts he sesda 4 tbs diieas' before u y W
lAAA gsf1 Oh 4.sis: al.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

YIAlljb1 Yaa3& gaSE4i
aaaStAoeaUB II
GE-si ysG
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

will PrOmete : healthy
1etiel Of the Liver, and
VIII change this impure
Bile y . healthy stats.
10 prevent o. resasvethS
secretion Of unhealthy
bile, thsss Pills have Q
appetite aetipn N Tie.
liver Gftsr using them,
the tengus will bssons
ssnooth and clean, the
A In .1. 2
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

their va'as 10 increased from one to thres
pur cent per snnum, according to the rate
Of tax !vvios in various AastS Of the coan4
try ga
~ the pssssn. rates! Prsnian Gu gold
thew paw 4 .as sari hgs y3rea g ..H f,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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aO issaG
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

utes, when there arose a man for
merly known as Wicked WILL"
who had lately reformed and Joined
the church.
Brethren" said he in a trem-
bling voice, Il stole that quarter of
mutton. On my way home in the
night | was chased by wolves, and
climbed a tree for safety, where L
had to stay until they went away in
the morning. Being afraid to take
the meat home by daylight. | hid it
in the woods; but to make sure of
it | stayed near it all day, intending
to carry it home early in the eve
ming. While there the deacon's
boys came along, and from my hid
ing place I heard them speak of
what had happened. | also found
that it was too warm for the meat
to keep through the day; when they
were busy gathering berries, ! slip
ped the cheese out OF the basket and
pat in the meat. When they re-
turned they stopped again; and
hearing them speak ola present for
the deacon, | examined the basket
and finding nice package there, |
thought It might be something val
liable, SO | took it out and put in
the stone. But that is not all. On
reaching home safely, | opened the
package to examine my prize
While carelessly turning over the
leaves, my eyes fell upon the pass
age->Thou shalt not .steal;' and
from that moment | found no peace
until | became a changed man."
Thus the whole mystery was
solved; and the deacon and the
minister were not only reconciled.
but they heartily rejoiced together
that their temporary loss Of peace
had resulted in so great a good as
the reformation Of "Wicked Will
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02
In E,ronatc---Eo,ya Count, Cnrrt

In the matter Of the Of Nicholas STEPHENS de-
ceased.
" reading and filing the petition L. 81 Strong
, administrator de b3His non of said estate rep
RESENT among other things that he has fully admin
isJered said estate and praying that time and place be
fixed FOR examining and allowing his his ad-
wnstration- Il i ordered that said account be ex-
alafned by the Judge of this court on Monday
ihe 1lh day OF December next ensuing. the Probate
Office tu the village OF DodEeville.
and i IS further ordered that notice thereof be
give 70 al persons interested. Icy publishing copy Of
TINS order for three successive weeks prior said lav
Cd h5sring, in the Mineral Point Tribune a weekly
newspaper circulating in said county,
Dated October a, l.64.
JOHN BONNER.
STES County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02
Mysterious Nation.

In district adjoining large for
est, wolves were SO plenty that it
was almost impossible to keep sheep,
and only now and then a ..cosset"
was raised as a pet. a good dea-
con had reared one, and as it had
become rather troublesome, he killed
it. Mutton was q great treat in
those parts, SO he reserved one quar-
ter for himself and one for the min
lister, and divided the remainder
into smaller portions and divided it
among his few nei@hbors The
minister's portion was placed in an
out building for safe keeping until
the next dav. but in the morning it
was nowhere to be found; some one
had stolen it and the pelt in which
it was wrapped.
Greatly disappointed, the deacon
and his wife resolved to make
amends for the loss to the minister,
and therefore selected their incest
cheese and placed it in a covered
basket, and sent If, with a polite
note, by their two boys. It was
berry time, and the boys made fire.
quent stops, both going and coming.
When they returned, great was the
surprise OF the deacon to find a note
from the minister cordially thanking
them for a present OF quarter of
mutton, and asking him to accept
the gift contained IN the basket as
an expression OF his regard.
,'Mutton Mutton :" said the
deacon; she was probably thinking
of the sheep | killed yesterday,
when he wrote the note. But let
Us examine the basket"
lie opened it, and there was fiat
stone
The deacon was q good man, but
this aroused his Indignation, and he
could not refrain from speaking
harshlv Of such treatment from one
whom he had always considered his
friend BY the advice OF his wife,
in the afternoon he called on the
minister Tor an explanation, taking
with him small cut Of the mutton
as peace offering. The minister
and his wife had Just gone out, and.
as he was talking with their little
girl he happened to look into an
open pantry, and there eSpied the
very quarter OF mutton stolen from
him the night previous; he knew it
BY the marks made in dressing it.
Without another word he seized it..
and went home in great wrath, con
WINGED that the minister was 4 thief
and determined 70 have nothing
more to do with him. The minister
was equally indignant at the con
duct Of the deacon, but prudentlv
resolved T. say nothing of the mat
ter.
For three weeks the deacon and
ghis wife We're absent from church.
Everybody wondered why: but he
would make no explanation, neither
would the minister.
Finally meeting of the church
members was called, with Il determ-
ination Of having the strange action
of the deacon explained, and he re
resolved to let the whole story out.
He told the circumstance, and eN-
pressed great grief at the shameful
conduct Of the minister. The latter
gentleman then made his statement.
He said the deacon's BOYS had bro t
him a quarter of mutton IN q basket,
and then in return he had placed
there a neat family bible.
Everybody now looked at his
neighbor, wondering what it could
mean; some thought them both
crazy, others thought of witchcratt-
All was still as the grave some min
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

SINGULAR PoLTrIcAL CoSrRADIc-
TIoS.-"One Of the most singular
facts" says Wilkes, Spirit of the
Times, connected with the present
political condition of the North and
South IS, that JEFF Davis and Alex
andei' II. Stephens, the bogus Pres
ident and Vice President Of the So
called Southern Confederacv. are.
as we are credibly informed, native
born Connecticut Yankees: while
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson, the Northern nominees for
President and Vice President ofthe
Union, are both natives of Slave
States, and of that down-trodien
class OF its poor population which is
denominated by the aristocratic
planters as the white trash of the
South. Mr.. Stephens, we are told,
was born at Haddam, in Connec i
cut, and went to Georgia at an early
age. Mr.. Davis was born at Kill
ingworth, Connecticut, and emigrat-
ed to Kentucky, where his father
for some time kept roadside tav-
ern. And these are the king-pins
of the Southern aristocracy, who
pretend 10 hold tLeir noses when
the repudiated Yankees pass be-
tween the wind and their nobility"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

HoTEL ScENE.-'' See here, Mr..
, the chambermaid found a Ia
dy,s hair pin in your bed this morn
ing. End it viii not answer"
Veil, " replied the boarder, : I
found a woman's hair in the butter
this morning, but that did not prove
You had a woman in it"
The two menlooked at each other
for about ten seconds, when each
smiled and went his way, no doubt
bordering over the peculiaritics Of
circumstantial evidence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02
RALLY. o VISIONS OF.LABOR ,
BY VIM. GLAND BOURNE


Rally, 0 my telling brother,
Rally for the Union nowl
Freedoms biqh and holy VOW,
Coma and how hafora the altar
Come and kneel At Freedom shrine,
t., No, :, d,,,v f.,,er
Letns toll !, homo a;v;oa
T. ~ ,,.;co ~ ho1i ~ 4
an sra. =, -
IT, shaI, Iaorr H. - +o,. roto
,r;. ~ h...I. 5ae1,n
c.; -. 80,
- -
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i '''7 - -
1t = bo.L,
-; :. non ond loo~a = VII
Ring It GU, on every berI
They who fght our land to sever
With their hatred i they can.
Sab 70 nlaca tbair heel forever
n, ,ho soo-od r;cbts Of mani
r .ba eo,a or- brotbars callua
Mid the lannon's thunder tone
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

- i hope You will be able TO
support me-" said Young lady
while walking ont one day with her
intended, during 4 slippery state Of
the pavement. Nv hy. yes, said
thesomewhat hesitating swain, with
some little assistance from Your
father. There was some confusion
and a profound silence when the
lovers colloquy had ended.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

-. y youn9ministerin a highly
elaborate sermon which he preached,
said several times, The commcnta-
tors do not agree with me here. =
Next morning a poor woman came
to see him, with something in her
apron. She said her husband heard
his sermon, and thought it was a
very fine one; and as he said com
mon taters did not agree with him, :"
he had sent him some of the very
best kidneys.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

The King of Dude possesses
a fortune Of five million dollars
He has not stirred out Of his palace
for ten years, and spends his time
in collecting beautiful birds for his
aviary. and beautiful birds of anoth-
err sort for his harem. He is a la
" rascal, q great glutton, anG a
prince. .....
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

- An old gentleman who has
paid some attention to small matters,
says he always watches with much
interest the ingress and egress
of husbands and wives to and from
the dining and drawing rooms Of
the hotels at the seaside at this
season Of the year. III" says he,
the wives enter and depart a little
in advance OF their husbands. be
sure that they wear the Oh-no-we
observation-disclosures. If, on the con
trary, the husbands take the lead,
you may rest assured they take the
lead in everything else
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-02

- DO You consider lager beer
intoxicating
Vel" replied W, lash for
dat, | giant say. | drinksh feefty or
seexty glasses a day, and it never
hurtsh me but | don't know how
it woeld pc if a man wash to make 4
hog Of himself"