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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24

Freight & Passenger leaves Blonmsburg, 1915 A. NJ.
Passengers ing the Nail Tram South with
tue Express tram from N0rd, arriving at Harrisburg
at 80 A W., Baltimore 100 A. NJ, and al Philadelpha ia
at 200 M. The Mail train from Eorthumbe ria d
leaves Immediately after the Express FROM Iiar.
rsburg ana Baltimore, allowing Passengers leaving
thiadelpha at OiO T. NJ. to reach points this road
during the next forenoon. ,
New aud elegaHt Sleeping cars accompany the night
trains each way between Northumberland and Balti,
more, and Norihumber land and philadelyhia.
H. A, FONDA, Supt
j. wells, GeaI Ticket yfgeRt.
Kingston, January 80, 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24
Il. G. HARRISON, M T..

M oULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Blooms.
w burgand vicinity that he continues the practise of
.hEDiClNE md SURGERY,
'.nd sooiis share of public patronage.
OTFcE on Main street, first house below the couTt
House, Bloc msburg.
February 3, l555-u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24
pure and powerful Tome, corrective and Alternative
Of wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Cyres Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Genera
Debility, Nervousness Depression of spirits, Con.
stipatiOn, Collie, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps
snd Spasms, aud all omplaints Of either
Sex arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or
produced by special causes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24

7e above is correct likeness Of nr sch9nok taken
many years ago after he had recovered from Consuup
ton by course Of his "SCHFSCKs PuLMOElC SYRtP,
The likcress, ahoug 1t dos not represent him any
thing like rs bad he at tile worsi, YET IL iS in
strong contrast with TIL hale aud vigorous looks uf he
Portrait below, which il the true likeness n! H nj the
present timc. Tho contrast between these two por.
traits is great that many would not believe IN to
be the same person. YCt there are hundreds Of per.
sons, in and around Philadelphia who Will recognise
both portraits tohe trer representations. When the
first was taken he weighed 10 pounds at the pres ut
time his MeiRht Is 2!O pounls.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24
DENTISTRY U

REApIsa, Pa. Nov. &c. 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24

nJ'sold by nll Druggists, Gloecrs aud storekeepcr.
everywhere.
November "a, 1853 - Iy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24
Lackawanua & Eioomsaurg Railroad

4sssa 4saa s'si ~ ~ g. 81 CO Al
nN AND AFTrR JAN. Is. I5G4 PASSENGER
" TRAINS WILL RUN AS FELLOWS:
NOV ING SOUT II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05
TO PREVENT SICKNESS.
Z y + Fly TIL r 3 GOD

OIHlNd IL more wholesome CT this time
IN or year, than q gentle purgatve 1t will
purity the blood and digestive organs, and ena-
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season to come For this purpose we would
try box Of Prot. Wundram:s Vegetable Pills
or Powders, which have proved so salutary til e
pasttwo seasons, 20 all who tried them
For sale as most Druggists See advertisa-
n erJ ID anos10i eo'ainh ap 3G-2un
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05

1HEApEsT = A 4 4 ! BEST COAL OIL In
THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr PR.
css as loao. or loaoer than the 1os9est.9ua1lty
.oneq u"i0o- ~ No. Is Royal street,
W, sre can DO mad Lamps Ghim nj tra M in
and everything Tlsp WITH shf General
e ssoytrnant Of Gas ana Steam Fixtures, Chan"
d dsiGss Pendan Brackets prep Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades &C., Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please:
Gas Fitting, Alterations and extensions
promptly attent9d al w Mansv praWer TO-
a1on' 80 nov lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05

THe CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
Although the Canal has not been damaeeu
hepond the sum, in dollars, Of perhaps Slo,-
600. Vets is still in the power OF the. Con1ea-
erates-they being in force near the south
h,nk ct the Potomac For this reason re-
,,airs 90 on slowly, and month may elapse
before they are com pleted, Two months loss
Of the use Of this canal is equal to keeping
back 100, 900 tons of coal from the market
this season Sixty boats have been destroyed
by the Confederates during the late ra'd' one,
half of which we're loaded Three thousand
TONS of coal, atleast, have thus been destroy
al which with the BOATS make heaVy inquire
IN loss, It is considered by the canal com
naov that. with favorable season and the
greatly increased facilities for supplying the
demand for Cumberland coal, l,OOO,OOO tons
nav be brought forward to Georgetown every
season. II Wash Cnron.
The recent sanguinary struggle or the James
River appears to have been followed oy al
intense calm. The dead In front OF the Con
{ederate works have been buried under nag
of truce, and the wounded removed. but
f.w If the latter are said to have survived the
the exposure to the hot sun tor forty elgnt
hours and the want of sustenance and OF med
;cal attendance and care. The Contederates
state that their losses in The battle on Satur-
dav last did not exceed eight hundred men,
and that they captured twelve hundred prison
ers.
The Washington Chronicle learns from
leading planter of Prince Georges county,
that the country is almost burnt up, there
having been no rain Of consequence since TIE
last of May. The tobacco and corn crops
will be very triAing So burned and hardened
is the surface that turnips, buckwheat1 &c,
cannot be sown. Corn being $50 barrel,
some idea may be gathered Of the sutterlngs
Of the poor. In this connection it may be
stated that negro hands are constantly leaving
their masters service in Maryland
A telegram from Washington announces
that dispatches from General Sherman's army
have been received which state that there has
been no fighting recently before Atlanta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05
& C & & D

DANIEL s & a I
MERCHANT I A lLOR7
TAVING taken the stand formerly 3tf
IL pied by W & g. Murray, NJ d IL o en-
trusted US ed to him. and promises to keep up t5e
reputation of his predecessors. acc 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05

PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
pURG AT1V VI II I, BIS,
H. 2t2ls >sG.6 :loeoaee*
u1EN BESG: $1,000 : . A1FYING agents
Z as yet known, aay2 5eea most successfully
used for over 9 cuarte3: u s century in Europe
aud are particularly efhcienS IL che cure Of ali
chronic diseases n one should dispar of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety csn be rs~
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseased wnioa
have been permanently removed o. jhe:" na0:
letter.
,naamatioL
u ahe bowels
consumption Il Isl
5..-iT stages, headachoy
asthma ;cugh, so?s aEaz:
.oclzj&w. :UDtures: 3hos-u2 a*la:--@:
oraL11 clc!ic. caia7rl, paz3 - ;a3
breast ere sides, deafness. lel:To1sn 3s1:
spotted fever. ;ail:s anc :e7al, aSus, ops"
wounds, pneaE1y3.ia, dyspepsia: ysa; IN en- cs
Ger. scrofu,s., ;;au2dice, sa2evc%:2 pa
:iousness, e7vDtious d Ino SKIN, 1o@aj.
eomplstus ISagour. go.:@, 1roDsv.
orysipelas, ,77cr1ns, oEolic pilac.
diarrnoes., aoa1slasg, c!e:*
;ngs )loG&lEge. c!ccG"
TX; :7;i:::::3 flvs,;4.. dya
:.,ye:: ;os557s'
5Es Ila1
Also, EaUr. I??5!zl E hsnG ;a5.IJM: =
TIC TINC !!!UJsl. 5:*s 81: 2a27 ouro To-
acute and on2 c:l't ,@:s:E: 80 1aStfa* a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-05

A telegram from Washington announces
that dispatches from General Sherman's army
have been received which state that there has
been no fighting recently before Atlanta.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
Josh Killings Prayer.

Fru.u III many friends, and from
things, at luce ends. Good Lord ,!eIv
or is
From q wife who iat't lay Us, AMI
from children who don't look Ike IS
Good Lord deliver Us
From quack peddlers, from soung
folks in luv, from old aunt, without
money, and fsom kolera IN 81, Good
Lord deliver rs
From wealth without clari,ee from
pride without senco, frotn pet,Igrce-
worn aut, and from all rich reia>haEs,
Good Lord deliver ns.
From nusepapIr sel>, and from pills
that a:nt tisck, from fem nales WHO faint,
and from men who il,.tsel, Il sod Lord
deliver US
From virtue without fragrance, butter
that smells, from nigser kamp meetings.
and from cats that are : scour,'n, Good,
Lord deliver rs
From other folks secrets, from NOR
mons and meguln, aud ~immin com
mittecs, Good Lord deliver ns
From rolytieians who pra, and t,om
saints who tipple, from :. coffee, rcd
herrings' and all grass wiie-s, Good
Lord deliver us !
From folks who wont latF and from,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
DR.. p. X. WIER,

Late Of Pennsylvania nnnouncesto the citi-
sens of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma-
nently located in this place, offers isservices
as Practonerof the German, French Span
ish mode of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and America
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians. but passes
on and discovers the canse, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tanned. Female complaints in all thir various
forms t,eatele carefully and conhlentially.
will attend toaH caHs promptly. Residence
and office. North Wesr Of the public square.
j.. K. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

The Board also levied TIE several
school taxes as certified by the Dis,ric;
townships.
DAVID .. ApiELG.ATE
Clerk Of boa,!.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

l
= lie, 6th DIST. Hon isaac fendietof
aad y. ~ woodbury..
For TIE purpose q giving an expires
SION OF views Epoh certain geheTai Pro
POSITIONS connected with 'he enterprise
a'a ioF tue sat's'ae'toh "a ''e puo'i'
'h'''d' 'he Association reconl'hei'cae
the ioiio"ih9 matters 70 lhc trustees
~ me ha'uresol Instructions
i iaa' tiio b'afa oi trustees pro
ceea 'ia'"''lia'e'y 10 appoint an Exec"
Ivy 1oIif'iit'e Wild authority % Iarhis'
Tue mouse ~ lawrence ana purchase
shpi'ies Tor 'Ae same, ana 70 provide
su:tasis persons 20 iiSe the care ol 'h'
! e;G1aseh aaa 'o tt.lehd % 'aeis eonca
'!oH.
/ :. lha' me Board as-"hce estaois'
"'"> ~" '-'"a3oiis, hAih5 iHe p'e't
i'aS'ies iof 'ae "''if'7@'oi ~ me orrhaI''
oi soi''lefs INTO 'he las}i'a'ioa' ana sp
persons '"e PROOF ana 'hFsi!.h 'he nee
ssS''y cef'i.s.a' : 'or '''elf ADMISSION
2, ! aa' '''e ? oafi employ !. tfa''''os
.Ase't' "''' i"'i authority 10 receive ap
f!ica''ehs Tor 4 men ocfShl!' IN ofsani
ztAoh, aha y ieceN" money Tor 'hs
same 'o!e,;iaf w'th AL donations !"
'ile >oeise'y. ih'' sa't' agent shoh'''
sse oo''' 'or 'he i'''''i y ''Sc''a' = Y
i''s '"t'fs ana '''f 'hc 'as'hei' u mon
l'y ~ .'ie lie'>s'''''
; "'' = p ':'fs' oe a''''or'zea 'e
- 9''''@' "'A'l''s sac'e''eS ~ '"e sever
- 'o''"' ; - ''ie = ''e "''a SUN u
nce's anu i''"e's - t'es nay "eeH
oes'' aug 'i'''t - 'ne'f 'i,e'e'io"' 'hes
may continue or discontinue lhe agent
He'c'oiofe a!fi'Aa' ,'a d'd tiPy ~
my power = - '''i1si.c WIN she'e'
o' as 10 secure '"' cooperation OF SAFE
agents ahh = inc aux. sfy soeitties.
= ihi' siie s'es.>ait it' S.'"H'i ~ oi'c'
give bond III sual satisfactory 10 'ht
''oi'' - : 10, 9 : ..''' ~. 81 ''io'ef
10 ny MINUS = ~ i"''i'e' e''sa'' = - y
o'''s' ~ sa''>' Sti'."t' ~ 's'oe 'e pau
over 10 TUE i'''se' . ei 'Ais co'l''ia
'l'h
,,m = -, : .,.:,,,, 10 ~ i, Ia af 1rns
.aa. h.,,, ,z..,,..., 80, nn,, souo
o.,he ,,rar.,;,r ,as,,ons ana af,ar
v.rl mai. , ,e,,,,, ~ uhicb ,ba f,l.
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w.,h fall mower i, alyaaae Ia, prancra.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
W.. Il. MILLER M. ID.
nninIn 1n1sra

IOiGSO iowa,
Offers his professional services to the citi.
zens OF rana County in the practice of Med
irine. Operative Surgery s Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience In
the treatment Of Western Diseases in Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion to mcri. share Of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29
The hoard OcSnperyisor 1T their
September session 4 - 1864 or.
dcrcd the following portion
OF the report Oftsac county
on Finance Published,
tc.vi!:

The committee or Finance beg leave
to submit the'.fol'owing report.
| i. On investigations they find that the
outstanding warrants amount
70 the sum Of Sis -
| 2. That the county fund IS
oyerarawn to the amount of l.o25 OF
3. That i, will req"ife to
meet the expenses of ho'dng
I the next term Of the D.s.ti
I Court a;,on. 800 60
1. That the expenses otth's
term of this Board and tha
bills audited will require at
least 500 %
.,ef3 Il
As nearly as they can estimate the
| tax sale which will take place ii o..
tober viii put ir,e the c.. Treasury
about $4,000 leaving $1,000 Of the above
! Indebtedness unpaid and to be provided
for BY the levy to be made at this sea-
| sion Of the Board.
The report of the committee on war
shows that it will require about $40 900
Of vat fund, for the next year. $500
have been appropriated for building
bridges. The ordinary expenses Of the
county this year were about $4,000,
and in the opinion of the committee
they will equal if not exceed that sum
next year.
| Your committee therefore find that
the following amounts must be covered
by the levy we are about 70 make.
$1,000 for accrued Indebtedness.
10000 for war fund
$500 for bridges
G,o0o for county purposes
!, 2O,5oO
| The assessment exceeds s. o 10000
! little, SO that ) mills on the doilu viii
raise the war fund. Tie ias allows us
to levy mill for bri,l ges, and MIL.
for county purposes and now We must
90 to the limit OF the law. We there
fore recommend that the levy OF t:.ls'
year be as follows:
mills for State tax
/ I" for co. Suhaolfa!..l
" for warfand
j" for coantyfuad
| /" for briigef1ad
10 pay co. bounty
| Total II on the dollar oi lie as--
sessmeus.
The Board also levied tie several
| school taxes as certified by the Dis;r!c,
townships.
DAVID D. APT ELG.tTE,
Clerk Of Boa,,!..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-29

Ihayc noticed that merit is always
measured in the word only by fits sue.
ces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23
STizI..SAIO.SD 4 ii I Y : I'D.
DRNTTLSI'S.
s.w AEr IMPROVED INVENTION 80
9 pvsp5c7Ar, cYE0pLAspxC BoSE IEAXH
WITHOUT METAL PLATE y&t* ts-@a:sii>s
DRs SIGRsMOND s Hay v Ard,

$50 paus y14:li, az enue between, lZth I'll 15:}'
streets N asEaington, i. g.,
f{ALI.S sna attention Of Che puhIic - lie 10Y
X loving Advantages O hls !na proved: 81 5Sset*';
i. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
,orrode nor change Color b. any acids, beil'E
tia1 ee- fourtFs lighter than any other
= No teeth or roots need De extracted, IS
tha artificial ones can I,e inserted over tne1A
s. The roots Will De made jnoAen&1F@ arc
nCqer 10 ach6.
j. No temporary teeth ere needed, as per71Iz.~ A.
nent ones can be @>ade :ntr1atEiaraE, thereby
preserving the natural expression q t!'o 5a@e;
wnicE, under the cid systeua is frequently DIS
5, This work has been fully tested over dTa
years BY man, Of the first chemists ana n!13s-
clans oftb is country.
Drs. s. b H., have also invante(Ifa White 'lEa-
destructive metal filing, viii. which tao H4os5
sensitive teeth can be tiled without pain, arc
can build up 2 perfec5 sound tooth o.. aAy S:oe
roots. which viii last throug lifetime
The best Of :eterences given by Or. " Mott;
u. Dorenus, Professor Of Chemistry, n Z,
an3 thousands Of others.
('ai! and examine for yourself,
~ Office hours from : g. H.: %o :. ~
each day, Sundays excepted
oct Il--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

"A refugee" Who has recently passed
through Shreveport La, STATES chat the Con
tadertes are concentrating at that place under
Kirby Smith, and that Wagruder bad gone up
from Galveston 10 reinforce him: lie saw
several iron clad gunl,oats and rams Ia Red
river, near Shreveport, which appeared to be
quite formidable.
The New York News. ii discourslng OF the
areat military canpago IL progress III Virgin
= suaaks Of Lees army as 50, 600 strong, and
savs.-;'This IS great army OF trained sol
c;ers. an5tt IS directed by the abIest General
Of our age.
Several 81 the governors Ct Western States
are 10 Washington urging upou President Lin
COLI. the propriety Of calling out tvo hundred
,housaud more men for the purpose Of guard
ioa aeainst the Invasion Of the States bordering
,r, The Ohio river It is said that Mr.. Lincoln
favors the plan and VIII 5000 cal! for two h1tl-
1red thousand volunteers FROM Western States
only.
The New Orleans picayune says the chief
illea q tile negroes there is unlimited license
to do as they please, TO avoid work, aud sell
liuuor 20 the soldiers.
The Washington Chronicle says that s'she
cause Of the present high prices is too much
u1oHey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

C,HEApEST AMI BEST COAL OIL -
THE CIT \, By the barrel, or II retail Pr
ses rs lo,c ar 5otoe1 th1ys the lo1cest-4uai1t}
unanua}acI- FOR sale at COCA ;c,
No. Is Royal sire It,
where can be had Lamps, ohinnles ~ ;,
and everything connected with the trade II
every variety Of style, together with . Ga4er>I
assortment Of Gas and Stealn Fixtures, Chan
deiers Pendants, Brackets, Dcop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades &c, ofall the new styles,
and beautiful patterns, at prices TO please
s1as Fitting Alterations ana EXTENSIONS
,,ror,r,t1v .ttented to all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer Tor
sale. I1oy -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23
i WORD IN IIAS

T HAY i? opened this. Day
/ 200 pieces B'eached Muslin, heavy and
good at 70 cts. d yard $50 DO DO, worth g
Cts. ST % cts yard 100 ContireIrol Cotton,
only "a cts very fine; and large lot q Cai'-
Goes and domestic goods al the cid Sgures.-
Fl. SCH VARIES,
feb lift 1872 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23
From TIE pAiladelpci<s Press
The ~ ar.

From, rF. cG,?Hic4ng reports q the hattie i>ti
x..a Rcd River + IS IMPOSSIBLE &c form cor
roer nf,;oior, Of the rasntt, iEIs prnZ'a;)le Je
;,,ion 11res we're defeated. but }ltliSkely EIl:'1
7nn Rebel aGiYsu1@ga wiss decisive. I I=IFo
r;I;,zrso, states ;sro-t the authority Ct !etTers
from ;,3s;cas with the xredl%'on> 1ha6, after
saith ssas t}eie;st<d, Iraaki1u fliea TIE 0a9
AGAINST the ensguy. We trust this may DC
fl,,nd fc1e but 10 one bas reason 70 De sur
,r;s7} o. c!isileartauetl ny news u ceruso II
N:rrh We sreru Louisiana. lctory there would
indeed he great gain, but it does NOT SooW
1bat defeat be 4 great loss, Ter This capital
reason - the Rebel stakJ, IL lnu9h greater tiiaa
cur own. ;.
The war Is in Virginia, and al defeats oT
s7,t,ess,,s o,lc Of rfjat srat5 aEo but sGcondaiy
There are the ma;sl armies, and there will DC
the GREAT battle No triumph elsewhere noN
that WE hold tbe Mississippi, could eoaipen az
he country for lbs defeat Of tte Army ol the
Potomac IN the spring Of 1864: 10 victory at
present possible ii the " est ooIlld prevent the
.,a1op fall of the re beiIion If General l5taut
should break its power in the East. Every
,)an that the enemy could detach from points
not threatened by our arms has doubtless been
hurried up TO the reinforcement OF Lee, aid
we know that the whole weight Of the Waf
now rests apon the Army OF the Potomac.
Re f!7;s mighty host enters Richmond, even il
i fights a battle every day for months to 90 Il,
EI failures elsewhere Will be redeemed, and ali
oil her successes Dlaae comparatively lnslgnl1'
u4rsc. UnGi that great cognpalgn ~ DECIDED:
citation aud depression a:e equally guHlso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-23

Gen Seymour, it seems, is net wiling 10 bear
the burtIen Of the lost battle at O:ustee, in
Florida in doferenoe to the modern doctrine OF
imputation. Ic letter to the editors o: the
New York Evening Post be says:
'!Pro slavery sentinents-even in Z mode
rate forn-I never entertained. But | dess-
Else and scorn the bypocriticaI and sancti uaooi
Gus philanthropy Of some who are faGtaong--
personally, pecuniarily and politically opon
the wrongs CT the black, bur 1bo nave bee"
very careful never to set him an example on
the battle field. [ lay4 faithfully carried out
tbs desires and commands Of the Government,
50 far as have had command d cclored troops
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
ErlzNDR ETH's PILLS.

You may recover your health by the use Of other
remedies. You may recover without any; but do not
forget shat yoa may die, ana that Brndreth's Pills
could have saved lou For remember that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE or DEATH,
when You have Il in excess in your system, IS evident
b yopr aufmal in tnets Your countenance tell your
friends: your dreams and your own heart teuyou
Noay at these es there is no medicine 50 deserving
n vr4r confidence as
rs lNpRETuS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
is the only medicine known THAI certainly save.
when an the usual indications tell chat you must die
NrJ9ha PuIaey, Springfield. Union Co, y. J.. has
used BBANpRErFS PILLS Tor fifteen years in his
family and for all his hands in which time these pills
have "a ii them af Bilious affections, Headache,
rheumatism, Fever ana Ague, Measles, Whooping
Cough and lie says he has never known them fail.
Principal 0aice 29+ aGal Street. New York Sold by
Z. D. PULFoRp ana J. II VIVIAN, Mineral Point,
and by an respectable dealers in medicines ASK FOR
NEW STYLE. 1m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
w The ladies Of Mineral Poin

I The ladies OF Mineral foiht
invite the members of the Farmers
Guards Go. E, 18th Wis, Veterans
and the members of the ID Veteran
Cavalry belonging to Mineral Point
to a dinner, at the Court House IN
Mineral Point. 1T o'clock ?. NJ, on
Wednesday, April 20, 1864.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
rows or MINERAL rot.

MoRE New GooDs-Joseph Deller has
Just returned from the east with as fine a
stock of spring and summer goods, as were
ever opened in this market Call and Sc
him
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

ns~ / lady who bad read Of the extern
sive manufacture of odometerS % tell how
far a carriage hal been gun. said she
wished some Connecticut genius would
haven't an instrument to tell how far hus-
bands had been liz the evening when they
iust stepped down TO the post Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

N.Y. A northern English rector used to
think il policy not TO besia seryiee before
the arrival of the squire, L iittle while
ago he forgot his manners, and began.
.When the vic ked man. Stop. SIR
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
Apple Cider.

The pure juice Of the apple, made froI
choice GRATED fruit, by the barrel or "a
lon-Elauire at the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

Still THEY CoHE.-tfunary is receiving
his Spring AMI Summer goods and bet
ter assortment il seldom met with. Don
fail to give him call