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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
From the Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor Of Ro1borourI

From the Rev Thos. Winter, Pastor Of Ro1borough
Baptist Church.
celent preparation, Hoofands German Bitters to add
testimony TO the deserved eput alton il has obtained
/ have for years, times, been troubled with great
dsorderinmy head and nervous system. was advised
by friend try a bottle Of your German Btters /
did so. and have experienced great and unexpected
relief my health has been yefy materially benefited.
confidently recommend the article where meet with
similar to my and have been assured by
| OF their good effects. Reslectfnlly yours.
7. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa
From Rev. is. Herman, OF the German Reformed
Church. Kutztown, Berks County, la.
DR.. c. ". Jackson ;-Respscted ..fr:-I have been
tronbed with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and have
used any seine that did a. much good as
health after having TAX en- FIVE bottles
Yours, With respect. J. 6. HERMAN.
PRICES.
Large Size (holdng nearly double quanty)
sI,OO per Bottle-haIf doz. $50
Small size-75 cents per Bo,tie-half doz. $40
BEWARE OF CUUNTERFEITS
| g.. tina. the signture Of &C. M, JACKSON" IL On N
WRAPPER OF each bottle
Should your nearest druggist not have the artIel.
do not be put of by any Of the Intoxicating prepar.
ii rs may be offered in its place. send TO u.s.
an We viii forward, securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory.
631 Arch Street, hiladelphia.
| JONES & EVANS,
| Gsucce.sOrs to C. II. Jackson IL COL
Proprietors
For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in ever
ssve in tas United States Lei
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

READY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
SrSHING GOODS.-The largest and best as.orssd
stock in Iowa county selected expressly for this mar
kst, and vii be sod At rory loi0 fg"res.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
InAsA coBp ALEX. WILSON. JAS r. sUppl
COBB, WILSON & SUDDUTH.

I AWYERS. iineral 'oint, Iowa County Wisconsin
LAWN attend TO professional business an; CORES
pondence as heretnf e VIII procure Pensions ami
Bountes from the Federal Government and n-osa
sute claims upon liberal terms
ohce opposite he Court House up stairs 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

A nne stock OF CLOTHs-such Sleeps Grey,
lweeds, Saine.s, Kentucky Jeans Cottonades cloak
ings, Ladies Cloths &c At lower prices than can be
found at any other store in the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

BOOTS SHOE and ITEBs, OF the best quality
embracing all the latest styles. Also, 4 hnely
assorted stock Of HATS and CAPS-sn qualities and
prices-for Men, Boys and Chi dren.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

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Our stock comprise. DRY GOODS in every variety,
Shawis C NRPETS. OIL CLOTHS, Ilain and Fancy
Cas.iu,eres HATS and CAPS, II ,sIERY, GLOVES,
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES. &c.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-06
RY LRHkN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
AND l5TH STREETS WEST, AT. AUc Ti0N
On MONDAY: the 18th day OF July next, ls64.
shall sell, in front Of the premises, at clock
Pm. by virtue of decree OF the Orph ans' Court
Gated the nth day Of May, 1853, ratified and con.
trmed by the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Colombia on the 18th day Of May, 1852 the follow.
{pg described handsome building lots viz
Lot numbsred four (4lin Squsse nunbsred two
runcred and eightsen t2ls t having front Of q
streets west, running back with side alley to 30
feet alley l42 feet inches % a1-l b -
Terms One half cash; balance in six months,
the purchaser to give note for the deferred pay
ment besring interest from the DAY Of sale, and
secured TO the satisfaction OF the Guardtan.
AL eonveyancine including revenue Stamps, at
o,e hund red dollars Win be required paid down
when the propArty is ksos.sd Of sna s ne. .ess s
the Guar reserves the ht to resell 70 ptop'
srty at the risk and cost OF the defsulting put
chaser by advertising sach resale in the SaIlonAl
Iptsllige ncer three times. 81 - +y x
Title Srs' ELIZA ANN BRANE. Guardian.
Ne eI-eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancts:
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ooPING FELTI
THOMAs FAHEY.a

CORNER lofH ST. WEST AND TEE CAHAL,g0 st
Wdshtsston, ID. c., - - n. ;
Being the only agent in tins ely Tor Rooans ten
can afford to sell the above articles at the very
lowest prices; - = . :, !.
yecnssted TO call and zee for themselves. having
large rtoch ef the shove ran ed articles Alvays on
hand. ,-- .. - ~ -~Ns
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BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS .!-Dr. LEON. for
ID many years successful practitioner in New
Ala Penn 8 avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets,
whsre those afflicted teither male or female) with
diseases of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made if he fails to cure. Persons at dis
tance can be treated by addressing by mail.
DIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-06

E>OR SALE-A large and well-built three e-story
4 BRICK HOUSE, with back building, Ne. ~
possession given. Apply to CHARLES II. LANE,
424 Pa. avenue. lie 7-eotf
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GOOD NRWs FOR THE TRAVELLER.

COOD NRWs FOR THE TRAVELLER.
new line Of Z. 8. Stages leave Pennsylvania
House, on St, betw cen As and 9Th Gans
Roek"iiis. ia Avs: oiciocS. I q. m. m. Ez5
and Tuesdays, Thufsdays, and Saturdays, by same
with Poolsyille and other points. Having new
and splendid Coaches, feel satisfied that general
satisfaction will be the result. t..
Persons desiring to 60 from Georgetown will
find til e stage at the Montgomery House. ON High
St., every morning at 8 o clock - jy 2-lwf
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T. ON THE HEIdHTs OF GEORGETOWN

/ avail myself Of this mode of answering the
numerous inquiries that have been made whether
this beautiful residence of the late Co Ellet is
eale2 twill be sold under decree of the Supreme
Court of this District {rendered necessary in con
sequence of the minority of two of his remaining
three children, and because of their minority
about the end of the ensa ing month Of July. For
the information CT those who may not be familiar
with Clifton, but who may desire an attractive
suburban residence, com bining the advantages of
city and country life state that it is situated in
the center of our Heights, and contains about
forty-dve. acres Of lsnd. highly improved, and
planted within the last six or seven years, with
the choicest fruit and ornamental trees, having
excellent dwelling house of nine or ten rooms,
overseers 8 cottage detached, large barn, stables,
and other appfopriate ont buildings, with good
fences, nearly al of them new. It is surrounded
BY the splendid residences OF Tudor Place, Of Cen
Halleck, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Barber, E. NJ. Linthi
cum, Esq and Others, and adjoins on the north
the grounds attached to the residences of Mrs.
Linthicum and Mrs. Boyce, and is elevated, COM
manding view of all of them, we'll as of the
picturesque valley Of Rock Greek, the city of Wash
ington, the Heights of Arlington, and the Potomac
river. The view of the city of ashng gton, across
the valley of Rock Creek, is exceedingly beautiful.
1t is within twenty minutes walk, over a brick
pavement three -fourths of the distance, of the
railroad street cars IN nning from Georgetown to
Washington. For salubrity. eighborho0d, access
to town and city, and beauty of situation, il is
unsur passed. Due notice will he given of the day
of sale. II the meantime any inquiries can he
addressed to me at Georgetown, or J. g. MCGUIRE
je si.eo2w W. REDIN. =
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On the following day. TIC EsDAY the 18th day Of
July INA in further execution OF said decree. the
,ubseriber Will sell, At the Auction Rooms of Jas
c. Mcclure & Co., at six O'Clock p. No.. the follow.
ing vacant Lots lying east of the Capitol:
Lots Nos. II, u, Is, and Il, In Square 93s, lying
IN one body, st the corner OF north ID and 10th
streets east.
Lots Nos. l. ., I5 and 1s, in Square sss. lying in
one body, at the corner OF north and lth streets
east.
Lots Nos !, 2. 5, and 4. in Square Loss, fronting
TOE ether 81 feet on East Capitol street, between
18Th and l4th streets east.
Lots Nos 2,34, and TO- in sauare ], ,o57, fronting
together SO feet on East Capitol street. at the cor
ner of 18th street east.
Lots Nos. IS, is, and II, in equare lilo, front
n East Ca pltol and south A streets, between
lsth and 18th streets east.
Lots Nos. l and 2, in Square ,1l2, lying at the
corner of south and 18TH streets east
Many CT these are corner Lots, stu Ated ON the
widest streets. on high ground. &c.
The terms Of .aie prescribed b, the decree are -
foDovC One third Of the purchase money TO be
paid in cas- and the residue in two equal install.
ments. 81 six and twelve months from the day OF
sae with interest, TO be secured by approved notes
or bonds
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por
Lon Of the property in case the terms of sale are
not complied with within ten days from the day Of
sale at the risk Of the defaulting purchaser, on
ten days notice IN the National Intellisencer. =
CoDveyanees and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
q chaser A. B. HA6NBR, Trustee.
,e 6-2aw&ds j. G. MoGUIKH l. CO., Aucts.
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. Fl - 's. ! H-i..f .
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, s,, ac.
The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the
BUsHwHACKERs OF THE PoT0MACl, =,
Beau sickman. who Lives on his Shape WI
Mark Branton, Chief Of the Bushwhackers----.J
Jim Brs1ley, One Of hfs Gang. So J pousherty
Lieut. Lie, i. ComptSSns ION tSn O. pilly West
Csyanash 49,.
Rsts5 n;eS.s1 aeSai9n SonIn Break Wikinson n9;ss
Charley Tin9sgan. Day IT Bursss
MURPHY, the Piper. Boys. -. .s...P Thomas
Moli p3lan, Buxom. Young cIayture. J Mnllisan
Peegy McCaEthy,a Girl from Home. Mics VI Wesner
floaense Ast sfss Belle Miss GARDNER
Mrs nsEk BT:ntSSa S. tAion Lady Miss asEdnsr
Black sal, Gsnuins Mahosan7. Miss Mary Young is
Blind ss Eysdk sam BaelvhaeEsry $,..rs Raipas
spirit Of Washingto - - - n StssSsSsss
sSSsr.s, SSsf ths GHsn ss.s:s1s w.,is
the Auxiliariss. - 1r'' = - ~ ~
#-.. a~aHaft s.. 81 30 ta.l sa g.. ...r4
A-ErtrE ,......gl+ -f Is HqffrysF a.
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D0OMS FOR RENT.-Comfortable and we'll
H furnished Rooms at 450 18th street, between
6 and sts The location is one Of the most de-
irable in the city. myNtf
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G FOR GLYMONT
STEAMER PHENIX, Captain Staekpole, will
Leave @ f3St t Of n III street every SUN sTA
the season, for the above Summers zzz=s
, Resort - d
The above steamer can be chartered to private
parties during the week, by applying to Captain
Stackpole or 324 Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs
90 I'm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

p EH1gH Ss!'bii;i :ss
for rent. Apply as above. 5yl-eota
EURN1sHED ROOMS FOR RENT ito gentle
L men oniy) In private house, centrally loca-
ted. ted References required. Apply at the Star
Il HOUSE and spacious LOT situated on the cor.
81, The lot contains 5,i7 feet. For conditions @ H
of lease apply ON The premises. jy I-Iws
TIO OLET-FTRNIsHED ROOMS, without board.
l. 5a.11 11ply at No. a7a street. corner ofis'h.
TOR sALE.The GOOD WILL and three years
and half LEAsE s,s of Plumbing and Gas,ht;
MITCHELL SON. w. -
Real Estate Brokers.
je SO-StE 8. 3. corner Pa. av. and 18th st
E'OR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE and LOT situa-
i ted in the most healthy location, and asplen-
sPsa q s sa5ss h
ii.tiI syifss is s hisf ssss
TOR sALE.-A neat frame HOUSE Of SIX rooms,
streets vest. lnear Northern Liberty Sarfet ire
paired throughout. Persona wishing a residence
near to market city cars and he public building:
viii please call and see it. Possession given At
J.F. KELLEY, on 9Th St, near st. se s-iw%'
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-To gentle
Il men only. 900 sth street, one door from Pa.
E'OR sALE-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
, Il The three story BRICK HOUSE, land Lott
No. 500, 9th street, Island between d and E
streets. Il contains nine rooms, and ism all re-
spects desirable residence and property. Apply
to W. d. WALLACH. Star Office je 2s-tf
Tor sALE.-The stock fixtures andiease ofa
II neat little RESTAURANT AND ICE CREAM
SALOON. located in business thOroughfare, will
be sDid great bargain in cS1seSqepGe ofill health
Real Estate Brok ers.
je 25-eolGt$ 8. E. corner Penna. a7. and 18th st.
EOR SALE-A small brick HOUSE and good
i sized LOT, contaning four rooms and summer
kitchen. Situated on 4th street. between and 0.
For particulars inquire at GIBBS Hair Store, 242
Pa. av., near 18th ST je 7-1m
EOR RENT-fo gentlemen, two n eatlY furnished
II CHAMBERS, in very pleasant and healthy
location, near the State Department and Lafayette
PARK, 900 New York eDue and forty ards east
OF the norse cars ruo 1i1g from the Capitol to
Georgetown. Rent low. ie9-t
ITO RENTAL elegant HOUSE, with brown
1 stone front, partially Furnished. with sll mod
Gated, No. 444 street. near the residence OF Sec
rstary Chase, together with large brick stable.
The premises not TO be rented for boarding
sfs soSss For particulars inquire p6b9r e He9 ,
N1;aI f: IA street Possession given Immediately.
EoR, ,sALE-10O. ACRES OF LAND At Belts
200 acres at Savage, $50 at Annapolis Junction.
IS .cres near Erdse i.Sdns So acres s
from Baltimore. All on the WAshin gton Branch
Railroad: For terms and description, apply to n.
BANNON, 80 ST. Paul's ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
3e 9lmf $500. - a-.- TI..-
QOOMs FOR RENP.-Comfortable and we'll
II furnished Rooms at 45O 18th street, between
and AZ Ttn1 10ro $tny, - rS = c1o$1 H.
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FOR. .sALE-1OOr ACRES OF LAND at Belts
l. vile, ES acres at Contees. 20 acres at Laurel,
100 acres at Jessops Cut: l6o at Hanover switch.
IS acres near Elkridee Landing, 80 acres x mile
Railroad. For terms and description. apply to III.
BANNON 80 st. Pauls ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
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FIRE.-About 1OH o'clock Monday night
front Of Murray's Hotel, Penn'a avenue, near
9Th street, and portion entered third storv
window, and set fire to bed. Officers Lynch
and Williams were soon on the spot, and one
took charge Of the door to prevent the crowd
from entering, while the other went up stairs
with the proprietor and extinguished the fire
without much damage other than the destruc-
ton of the bed. I7.-.. t.-
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctianeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

LOTS.
IN execution of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
ne District of Coun bia, sitting in equity, passed
n the OF HsgDer ct al vs. Rsndell ct al, on
the 7tn instant, the subscriber. IS Trustee, win
cell, at Public Auction, on the premises, at eix
o'clock p. IN. on MONDAY, the llth day Of july,
1854, tha following valuable BUILDING LOTS,
s!tuate IN square l41, in the First Ward OF Wash.
1rgton city, viz:
Lot No is, fronting Is feet inches on Il street.
between 18th and 18th streets, opposite the public
reserv .tion the nth side of sylyania ave-
nue., and running back l63 feet.
Part of lot No. Is. fronting 2a feet on street,
reer its intersection with Pennsyvaria avenue
and running back about l3n feet, With the improve
uents. consisting of q brick Ofice.
Lot No. la. fronting 18th street y feet, and
rInping back l5i feet in :hes.
All that part of Lot No Is, adjoining Lot No.
l9 fronting 18th street 81 fs, inches, and run
ming tack l35 feet inches.
Also, ell that part Of Lot No. !. lying immedi.
.tely in the rear Of that part OF Lot No. IS, LAST
mentioned which is now, and for many years has
been. inelosed and used a. garden with the said
part Of Lot No Is, and Lot No l9the said por tion
Of Lot No. Il being 81 feet inches by IS feet 8
inches.
= This property is in an agreeable aud improving
bart OF the city in view of the avenue, and very
" ell located for residences.
The Lots will be subdivided. If desired. to suit
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Samuel
Wells, fast driving; for trial. VIM. Henry,
disorderly; 81. Caroline Williams, do; SO.
Henry Mallon, do; military. James Swan,
drunk; SO. John Gillins, do; dismissed. II.
drunk and dlsorderly; 90. Thcs. Smith, as
sault; $15s. E. Howard, drunk and disorder
'iy; "a. Rose Sherwood, do: do Mollie vii.
liame, disorderly; 81 Jno mccarthy, do. and
drunk; 80. ltf-'
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Acc1DHNTs.-Mon onday, Edward Birch, while
handling pistol near the corner Of l2th ana D
streets, nau his hand so badly injured by the
premature explosion OF the pistol, that 1t was
found necessary to amputafe the thcmb. He
Is employed as an assistant in Bligh's stables,
on q, near 12th street. In the aftsrnoon, Jas.
Bangs, about Is years old, had his hand se.
verely injured by similar accident. - x
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y T o-1'E-.f- - =
ONce Of Commissioners Of Ingrorensnts. /

V@NTO THE CITIZENS OF WASHING. .Cm
NJ - TON AND VICINITY. - lH
We invite the attention Of citizeps GS&
NJ s Of the District WHO Wish to purchase
CHINA. GROGKERY, G GLASS WARE. CUTLERY
compiste In every department, and at lower prices
than the same class Of goSds can be gnreh sssd in
FH0fs 1''Se ODD Fellows Ban 7th street.
.ty1.6t ii otf (Ghronieie. .s1ssS'f g
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- BOLD BURGLARY.-Monday, John Collins, a
soldier, entered the house of DanI NJ ca Hon eh-
lin, corner OF and 4th streets west and went
into the bedroom and took the bolster case and
filed 1t with various useful and fancy articles
valued at $50. He was captured by officer
HOWARD, who took him before Justice Giber.
son. Coinns claimed to be one Of Sheridan's
men. Justice Giberson sent him to Jail for
court -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-06

THE GRAND FESTIVAL
IN Aid of the German Relief Association for
Sick and Wopnded Soldiers, which was to "a
come off on Thursday, June g, 1864, was ~
on account Of the weather. and will be heldaNl5
on WEDNESDAY, July l3, 1864, at Beyer's Is Seventh
Street Park.
The tickets now out viii be good for that day.
iYl-tf .----- ---.,----
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.aass sa,.is4R i ss1sa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-29

New YoRE. July ..
The Hra'ds Nashville. Tenn despatch
says Gen. Rosseau with 200 well mounted
men LETT Decatur on the 18th tor an extern
sive raid, and we learn from Richmond IA
pers that he had already commenced on the
18th by cutting communication Mt Noasul,
Ga and West Point and destroying the rail-
road % Montgomery and Columbus.
The Herads Washington despatch says
In the attack on sherman by the rebels they
lost from @ 90 500 killed and 5000 wounded
and prisoners
an the lines Of retreat had been cut off
hv Gen. Sherman except that via Macon and
that bias probably been attended to by thi,
time.
The Hrad's Army correspondent states
that the rebels vigorously shelled our line.
on wednesday, blt were soon sileuced by
our ltrerio-.
al the batteries If ho,n lines north of
tine App0mattox opened Thursday morning.
Oar 32-punlcr- opened 900 and destroyed
the Weldon depot 30 Petersburg.
Gcn. BlldT Smith has Issued o farewell.
order 70 the l,th army corps, and Us oricrc!
10 report mt New York.
Gen. Wilcox wa. Slightly wounded ou
Tuesday.
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For Wounds. either Occui>oned BY the
Bayonct. sabre or the Bullet,
sores or Bruises.

Tu which every Soldier OF sailor are liable there
are Un medicines -1 safe, sure ami convenient ar
uollOway's pills and ointment The poop wounded
and almost o. lu- >utcrC1 might have bis wounds
self with tlis matches Ointment, which should ne
thrust into t1t wuuul au1 sIucarcI al round 10
then cover with piece ui linen from bis kuapsacs
AMI comuru-,eI vl-l "a haudk crcl cE Tskiugui-ht
an. me- ru'1- -.N nr Ell it Pills. O. coo Tie stem
ami prevent Iu.. tullatI
Every soldiers knapsack and Seaman, ches
would be- Urlyi lei with these valuable Remedies
CAL TlpN.-Nuuc are genuine unless the
words " Holloway, Newly ork ami London % are dis
ceruahie o., Water-mark in every leaf Of the book
Of directions around each pot 0r box. the same NAV
be plainly seen hy holding the leaf o. the light.
sucu Information rs Will lead o. the detection q
any party ur parties csuu-ertitn- the medicines "
vending che -a-uc, knowing them o. De spurious
~.f>u.I 90 tine Mandatory of Professor folio
way. SD Maiden Lane. New Nnrk and ty all re-
Specialize Druggists ami Dealers in Medicine
throu-iaut The civilized world IN boxes az 81 cents
90 cents ans -.
There is considerable saving by taking the .tr-er
sizes
y. B. Directions Ter the -uHIauce Of patients in
every disorder are affixed O. each box.
Dealers IN nay well known medicines
can have Show cards. Circulars. &c. sent
FREE OF NPENSE. by addressing
THOHAS HOLLOWAY.
so MAIDEN Lane y. Y.
JOHN p HENRY \ CO..
wHDL.-t rs DEALERS ~
English y American Patent Medicines,
Rssaraf.rs'. Psg6mery sfag
KRIS, Sc, &C..
Heury,l WATERBURY, Vt . ana
olte'n o. MONT REAL. g. E..
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rriu-,t bv the inns. which ,cvs rbe Conn
iis.i.,,,rs ,,-,,,,.i ria- -l., --s f.re1 i.,-
nh, war remain f-er. ana that tlc re-ra,. n
present slaves remain So. Tho alI aac,ri.s
Of State RIGHTS ID be- RECOGNIZED in tle r.-
construction
Mr. Lincoln through Nr~ Greedy r.rIi..
rbat bi. term. e51I,muIar. -se r,.tlr-ti.1
af rb, Union ipaH lis territorial in., -r.-..
and tle abandonment of slavery lr t.e.-,-
r.,leI State, under conditions which .-s.Il.
while rc-nectiug the property and right, o.
laval men. afford ample security against an-
other war In the interest of slavery. THE
who'll, matter was referred back O. the tyv.
Governments, for further consideration.
The Tunes has q two-c1lumn article about
tbe ueace negotiations said T. be e0iu, ou a,
Niagara Falls and Richmond Two week,
a.J O.. y. Sanders wrote 20 Greeley that e.
4. CLAW. Jacob Thompson and Holc1mb We're
duly recognized commissioners of the Con-
federate Government and desired % know
t.rfn- of ueaeo. lie SAID thew were not au-
.borizcI 10 negotiate for a cessation of hostiI-
i.ie- bur would ike TO have formal confer
enc,.
These facts were communicated 90 Presi-
dent Lincoln. and he advised Greeley Z, act