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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
ARRIVALs.

-iF-.ra affH. sH NEW YORK, July 4.
Col. Burnett, Government prosecutor in
the assassination trials, accompanied by
Col. Treal, COmmissary General of Gen.
SchoAelPs Corps, and Col. Cox, Adjutsnt
General of the 23d Corps, arrived here
yesterday. They leave for the West in 3
few days, afiar enjoying their first fdrlough
for three years. Col. Cox is brother to
Gen. Cox, the nominee for Governor Of
Ohio. .-....
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SKIP BURNRD.

Ll.ll.iH TGa D. New YORK, Jaly Z. .
The Merchants Exchange, Of this city,
bulletins the following
The ship VIM. Nelson, Captain Smith,
from Antwerp June 4th, and bound %
New York with passengers, wss burned on
the Banks of New FOundland on the Ist
inst, About thirty of her passengers were
picked up and taken to st. Johns, New
FoundIand. Tie boats, with the crew snd
Gaptsin, are missing, and it is supposed
that 400 lives have been lost.
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Eighty Five Thousand UNION

7. snuesrs that the number Of Union
troops in Texas, under the cOmmsnd Of
.Msior-GenI Sheridan, amounts to's3'VoO
men, consisting of infantry, cavalry and
artillery. 1t looks as thOdgh orr orr g Govern,
rosnt is thoroughly upon the principle that
sin time of peace we should be prepared
for war;" especially with the French And
Msximilisn. We can plainly see the hAndl
Of Gen. Grant in this movement should
We have any difficulty with France Shsri-
dan will be snSbled 10 gobble up the French
in Mexico in double quick time; Il Is Ger
tainly very handy to have such fOfmids
ble body of troops Onthe bank Sf illt.F the kl'
Grsnde in case Of certain emergency. d
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REPRIEVE REFUSED.

NEW AVhn1 ONAy -
y The Posts Washington, special says !;
Strong efforts were made, this morning.
70 ind1ee the President TO reprieye Mrs
SnrTstt by her counsel and the Roman
Catholic clergymen who have acted As a., ner
spiriiusl advisers, but to no purpose. Inc
President was firm in his decision, ana
,vbile hearing the arguments courteously,
reused to, alter or modify the WOmAns
It's reported that Mrs. Surratt has writ.
ltsn a ststement or confession, which mas
been handed TO her spiritual advisers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
rsv.oial D5iIpatohss Gin. G..otte.I

THE SENTENCE OF THE SVNSEAA->AO
The, prisoners sentenced to imprison-
5osut viii be sent to the Albany Peniten-
s;arv without delay. The Presidents
prompt confirmation Of these sentences
mests universal approval. 1t is considered
indicative of a decision of character which
n-onrSpta similar action in the case Of JEFF.
Davis, and the more glilty cases, when
their cases come before him. Some lew
persons still think it possible that a reprieve
will be granted TO Mrs. Snrratt' Eha
vifa of DR.. Mudd, with his counsel, called
anon the President to-day, and wished to
1rssoot some additional facts, which they
no,,ld NOT sdduce on the trial, snd which
tbav think will mitigate his sentence.
| ExPRCTED AUTINY CHECKED
! For some days past there have been NUT
tstings Of discomfort among the soldiers
stationed st BAily's Gross Roads, because
1 .s thew thought, they had not been fairly
1 dealt with. in that they had not been mus
/ tarad out of service. A day or two ago
] Ms;or Gen. Wright was informed that the
i aoldisrs, headed by some non-cOmmissiOned
officers, hsd formed q plot for the cAPtur'
If some headquarters, and then mOv'
into one Of she forts and demand terms Q
Inc Govarnment. Orders were immedi
J .tsly issued TO the brigade and regimentA
| commands to bs prepared, on the night Q
: the 4th, fOtsny dSmOnItrAliOn that nigh
d be made. No disturbances, however, Occur
red. Batteries we're placed in position
I'll yesterday, oYsrlooking The camps IN IN
o direction Of Bailey Gross Roads
o. y,1oRD'sy7HEAIER 10 De OPENED.
a !Tne nOdiAiAna play Of the octOroon II
i / Itistss the reopening Of Fords Thsat'
q next Monday night
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rvsIerGay Evenings Edition.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW YORK, July Z.
The Tribune's New Orleans correspon-
dent saws Msior General Sheridan, after
visiting Galveston, proceeded to Brszoh
Santiago and from thence to Brownsville,
remaining but 8 short time in each place.
He is hourly expected TO return to his
Hesddusrters in this city, which are estao-
lished q. the Strong Mansion. afl b
General Weltzel arrived at Btszosi
Santiago few days since, and temporarily
established his headquarters st that place
Tits thought he viii proceed to Brownsville
in few weeks, or as soon IS the deDsrka-
tion OF his command has been effected.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the following dispatch was received in this
city to day ....,, ,
NEW ORLEANS, July 4.
General banks Delivered an oratlon ct
Union celebration here to-day before an
immense and enthusiastic audience, and
one of the most eloquent addresses ever
made in this State, asserted the justice,
right and necessity of comforting the cleo
tive franchise on colored people OF the
South.
Hon. John Coode has been investigating
affairs, and left for Washington yesterday
morning. .-.l, ,s4a. -. ",
The celebration wound up tonight with
a magnificent Freedmens torchlight pro
eession. faul.l
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ENnONMENT.

IA ....r PHILADELPHIA, July Z
The Bulletin announces y munihcent en-
dowment of $500, 900, by Hon Asa Park
er. Of Nauch Chunk, Pa, for the establish
msnt of college near Bethlehem, togeth-
er with, Afty.ssven acres of land. '.'fq ell
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
IT,. re HUNG.r

/. - .af ~ g..I HARRISBURG, July T.
i. Goyernor Curtin has signed the death
vsrrauts of David Gregor and William
Honkins for murder. They are 70 be exc
cnted on the 10th of August in Philsdel-
,ob,a -..5 -.Jzs .H "
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
Negro CIaIs aeelinE.
Wa ana the following in the WestsrI

Christian Advocate: aEE. zEt.
uIn negro class meeting at Richmond,
Sam JohnSon WaS called on to pray, and
before he had closed his prayer, the leader
called out tSam johnson, you may take
Ivour seat and let Cufien Sugden pray; he
Is bettsr acquainted Wid de Lord dan you:
Ahothe, was called upon TO speak, and al,
ter speaking about I've minutes, was called
toordeF, sEd told If he could not speak
q uiors 70 de point dan dat, he might take
his aaat1D = fn9s va ,'tif4f at
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
Locomotive Explosion at Centralia,
. : illinois.

On the morning OF the Fourth, as the
freight train left Centralia COR Cairo, the
locomotive exploded, killing the engineer,
Mills, and the fireman, Benson, and Sc
yerely scslding little boy who bad jump
ed from the engine prior 10 the explosion.
The BODY of che engineer was thrown some
.8fty feet. and that Of the fireman some for
ty feet distant, and both were found naked,
the explosion and force with which they
were thrown tearing from their persons
every article Of clothing. The shock was
sensibly felt throughout the entire city Of
Centrslis, and many windows were broken
The cause of the explosion is uuknOwn-
Mr.. Mills, the engi1eer, was highly re-
spected BY sll who knew him, and leaves q
wife, to whom he had been married but six
weeks ...fI s.ar
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
PHILADELPHIA, ia
30 1oAr supscK1rr1oNs.

OV LOAh
Jsy Cooke reports subscriptions to the
7.sO loan to-day to amount to $42s1, 400,
including the following Second National
Bank, Chicago, $4,000; First National,
Cincinnati, 100000; First National, st.
Paul, 100000; First National, Columbus,
O., 100000; First National, New York,
$4,000; Eighth National New York,
100000; Seventh National, New York,
1904, $50; Tenth National, New York,
$500 900; First National. Nashville, $780,
600; Second National, cleveland, O.,
500 900; Second National, Boston, $780,
900; National Bank of the Metropolis,
Washington, 5000, 900; Henry OlsWs &
o., New York, 100000; Clark, Dodge &
o., New York $lOO,OOOi Fourth Nation
81, Pittsburgh, $4,000. The number of
Individual subscriptions was 1850. .
eALLAGHER's EKoHAEsE.
New YORK July Z.
Gold, 1921. F r
New York Central, sS7l; Erie, s17sj Hud-
son, =; Reading, 9s1l; Old Southern 6sAi
Pittsburgh, 20; Rock Island, 1O7K
North Western, -, North Western pre-
fsrfed, 621z; Illinois Central, =; Cumber-
land, 431I; Quicksilver, 6O14; Canton, Az
No Evening Exchange Saturday.
| -FUa..anO,So RAFkEov.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
pAINFUL ACCIDENT.

WHEELING, Va, July ].
A most distressing and fAtsl cslsmIty
occ1rrad here about nine o'clock last night,
resulting in the death Of Captain S0nn
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ToNSoRIAL.
TRfUMPB OF ART.
Vie Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Wm. BAY, 46 Public Square:
uss All IHE ILTESI INVENTIONS IN WIG SO6k.

SEE TIE ILLUSION wIg.It ts S,SG1 to esSE@. n Fs:
0URLS-FREEGH EATUBA.hs EtTSnTb 81 nj. bssu.
Jus received t6irec ss ains and fOr
EosHwaTT69E RS AND BRAIDs-A large ana wen
selel ~ sTVp FhII,S BUTTERFLY B0Nsi 5U'
wa Rows and FBEEoH HEAp-DkEsSs
s5. b the advertiser saGa to tsq,s into IN apT oS .h
- Lao Dresres without injury 70 switch.
above DE %, d Dressing, Darling and BAH Ou''in'
Ladies' Hal at aud mot prevailing styles. .
Gone IN me .A lES iG-Particular attentao1 palu
HAIR DfElN bnsiDess The best Of Dye used
this branch OF S, dhs BATHS always ready i II
HUI AM II.-., ITS in the city. "
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

Dennison University has conferred the
degree of LII d. upon Major General j.
D. Cox. The people will confer another
degree upon Doctor Cox ia October next.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
NnRMLL MUSIC SCHOOL.

AT MEADVILLE, PEhhA'
Term commences JOly 18th and continues IN ses-
The design Of -.ie Institution is 70 anora ~ oP
vort1pitV ior . thorough Musical EdueaSlels
10 an desiring to prepare themselves si'hei %
THEO, y. PERKIHs Of New YORK VII -. hn.I t'I1
charge of the VOeBI Department Terms, lot iuii
~ cn-s s1o FOR DarticalarH and circulars,
o0asss - N OOE. STEWART,
AZURE Hermitage, Pa.
Or Hssyrs. Cook & Ball, OF Henry Davis, Esq Hdsg ,
MsadVilie, Pa. @
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Oon sigling n Para e f0IIo9s'


aOOOyards Plain Fiue ine3s for o'so ms ana COL
500 ysrds Pisin Family hosvy Linens Tor Shirt
4C, Jsrds lo4, Il.i uBd la-4 Linens shestiogs' Of
Loo ystSs az IS ST. 81 and Pillow Case Liner 5,
Richardson's m AXE. =,
2.O074 So "a lO.4, Ito, and IL to 2O-4 Bleached
Table Cloths.
1sO Extsntion Table Cloths, Double DAmAst, suit
Ablefor tbs largest tables, made With boreefs All
2So S6 Double s.tiA Dan.sk browu Table Cloth all
z.oo1 Yards BIe,ched ana Brown Table DAmAak,
l,OO1 Don6ie famask HapkiBs and DOyl'es'
] $50 dozen Huokabaok Aad DAmssk 1OWsla, with
20 pi.os- scotch and siIds eye Linen Diapers,
3 600 yards English, Russian and American Crashes
bleLohsd and brown
1900 } ysTds cached Muslins, best brands, in 4,
6-4, End lO4
5000 yards Brown hnslinsi extra hesVy IN al
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

such As Prints, DeIainG, Mohbirs, LustEes, Checks
Vaienoiss, POplIns, BrOesdes, Piaids, and various
other kinds OF goods; Rroche long and square
Sha Wis. noIAl skirts, Hoop skltts sosisIy " y
Al kIpds. for ladies and Gents, and S-4 Linen
. HaDdker chiefs Grass Linen HaBdksrehieis' Hem
and Hsm-stftohed Handkercb bief5, WOOL Iaoie
COvsra Pibn0 0nVers OEAsim Gas lne5s INeeus,
n,ntms Frepeh Fnq ish aud Ansrican BedspresdB
Under hfrts and brJwers, and many other goons
too numerOus 10 mention
re goods are all fresn 10 their or gina PsoA4ses
Nbipp-d direct from Boston, Mass, - tins mako
ana " II be Wa -ranted a. represented and se'd IN
qaantties TO uis Purchasers, BY the pAeksge piece
or yard a., ,o.,o-,
and othsrs q pAs tieuiaEly invited to this ssl).
Ladies' are pArtionlaIly invited ,,o,yo,v
Goods will be opened for instection on mONOAA'
iysas ~ o. GUTTER 3 SON. AnetionseEs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

PAYNE is UNMOYED.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

0OOAo'lLLEJ VuAJ -
Msj. Gen. Sherman left this afternoon
for Cincinnati, on the steamer Gen, BUELL.
an route for Lancaster, Ohio. ysr HG- i. B..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
ArrL1oATIoNs |. i ZOE FENsIONs.

Owing TO the liberation of prisoners and
the discharge of tho army, the number OF
applications for pardon in the month OF
lime was greater than ever before Since
the wsr began $4,000 pensions have been
granted, $4,000 to. invalid soldiers and
90 600 towidows, mothers and minor child
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

General Pope had long interview with
the Secretary of War, Secretary ofthe In
terror and General Grant, in relation to
the Indian affairs in the Northwest The
President was unable to be present. Salts
factory arrangements were agreed upon
which win be made public in orders here
aftar ... -.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
~ NV no BE REDUoED.

THE NAV ~ p H'+He'r~ 49, 49,. .-."
Secretary Welles has issued an order re-
duoing the navy from its war establishment
70 that of peace. He thinks thst this viii
raduee the navy from 65, 900 to $4,000 OF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
PETROLEUM STOCKS.

There is considerable speculative feeling
in domestic cotton fabrics, and all job lots
are being picked. l" ''f
A large number of jobbers, from large
cities, are here looking around for goods
Advices from Europe state that goods
ara going up, and many orders now being
executed can be sold out at handsome
profit.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08
NEW YORK, July !
THE CABLE.

The Heralds London correspondent re-
Gently visited the Great Eastern at Sheer
ness, and saw dispatches sent through the
whole length of the cable. DeRouty, who
managed the old cable, comes out on the
Great Eastern as the Chief Electrician of
the expedition. ..t...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

The Tribune's Washington special ssys
that reports. have recently been received OF
a feeling of dissssitfaetion n4nons the troops
who formerly composed the Army OF the
Potomsc and now Of the Provisional Corps
sncsmped on the south bank Of the Poto-,
mac. which threatens to creste quite
serious disturbances unless overthrown BY
the necessary measures. They had com,
plained first Of non-paymsnt second OF
semi.daily drill and third that the quail
ty of rations which they are now receiving
ia far inferior to those Issued while in active
| uaruica =. -. - -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

The Department of State has been ofic-
tally informed that the opAnlsn gOve1A4-
ment proposes issuing orders to the Captain
General of Cuba to deliver to the United
States government the insurgent ram
Stonewall, now at Havana, - .ss--
oRNRpAT sfFuRAFkN -..a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

The Hersld's special says Sterling Price,
the rebel Missourisn General, will Droha-
bly 20 to Are-;--I - eHgSge IN sllVer nin-
Iug, with his bfother-in-law Dsbney
Goeth, of Brooklyn, New York, and 9th
ers who are extensively interested by recent
purchases in valuable silver mines in that
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

About SSAKEs--No snake has
sting. Stlngs are placed III the tails
of animals when they are present at
all. A snakes tongue is used to
feel with and catch insects. 1t Is
sticky, for the latter purpose. 1t Is
soft and yielding, for the former. A
humming birds tongue Is far more
formidable. Who fears a humming-
bird /. Poisonous snakes have fangs.
4 striped snake has 10 faugs. No
snake in this part Of the country has
fangs, except the rattlesnale. |
have, within a week, while walking
III the woods, caught striped snake.
To keep him occupied. SO that he
might not squirn and be trouble
some, | put my finger in his mouth
and kept it there during nearly an
hours walk. lie was large enough
to put his mouth over the whole
bigness Of my finger and | have a
large handl. lie drew blood the
whole time and drank it tol- No
scientific person, or man OF cool
Judgment. or unimaginative person.
would fear Il striped snake, or any
Of our small snakes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

No BOYS lEr.-A lady and gen
tleman called at store few DAYS
since to make some purchases. The
lady was talkativc and purchased
one or two articles When the
twain were about to make their exit
the accommodating salesman asked
the lady who had done the talking
and paid the bill, if She would not
purchase one or more Of his tasteful
hats for her boys. The lady. a--
Stunning the dignity Of Queen Eliz-
abcth, said. NO. have only been
married about twenty minutes; |
have no boys vet"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

Indispensable 10 The por'nanteau Of every travel
or. a. 10 81 once prevents dizziness sickness
either a. steamers ears. and is never f1ug pre-
veariv- Of danger from change Of wafer aud climate
Do not IJ without L.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
ARRANDALE & CO. Manufacturer Agents.

30 tf- Pp0.,D.vsv NV -ort-
AIig'I5 '''"y al "i me a''Fe list Of goods viii be
- va
- IN e.,, ~ '..g 5tsa' 'iSn'lich OF trade IN
'is iaahatluIliE districts o. En2'and throu b the
W. ca ti1 HupF'. 81 COTTON, a afge guam
I,.3 "l "lu9 !e ''l "EiSn'IE intended for the
~, NIT M S.,t ~ ga go, ''s I'D lI.Ir Go,il
/ Under these circumstances AERANUALl < co. act
ing agents for The principal Eur1p nanufactur-
er7 iiay solved upon great rtft ippOfti7JaeHt
so be divided accordir - the foloa ing regulations:
veoi1 JndiscriminateL sealed mp, and when ordercd
MALL thus showfnruo figargfs ON receipt If h.
certificate yon VIII see hat g"u 60 have and then
IS at your option :" send the dollar aad take the
! ticlt or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Cola
watch, diamond Ring or any set Of JewuIry on our
list for ONE 20, Ian
In all tra'la. lz ~ mai We 9a1' charge ioT for
warding The CeriIhtt,es' paying 70 tate and doing the
the erheae issent for rive GeF!acaies win be sent
enc huudredfor eI5
Es!.a1 tEsc - Press, saw ocus
'' "a "N-
ne l-.s 1''S 'ii'-J Hai's courier Aafeh Il, I''''-
[ S.s ,....- .f...., .
u oe,'sr Ne!et'sd, more FaLied or fashionable "a
IVA, III Isn- cannot De Ioa42 ON The continent
fana'de Co occupy "a high position in commercials
e,ss7 ''I n' u etIeI] '"ye the common trick ~ Of
.e. lNli' nj may Pc imri'c'tey relied mp
on, both g 70 1Ae eAaract.r Of their goods and the
A'ne 81 us sal Lanes especially, IN all parts %
country ar realizing handsome profits as agents
and any OF our ialr reader desire to Interest hem
selss III ihe enterprise they may do 50 with perfect
- 49, ~ - S.E 81 rare opportunity l.
silver etc by AIessrs A randall a o. at No
me a'.,.4 ,.on Is lery iaify done fgu agree t."
-. - " 1''''..'' I'io'e '"ei'HtH IN az
go 'a are 'l5l.+a M article, which viii cr
esaor / oo IN 4l.aIi,,, ana may 'e
Wrs rrgnla Z a. bsy. M ,,; L ,.,, y, IL
known ms. and belle. q tfrf9 t,, fa ,,. r. ,y,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

-"Sir, said a pompous person
age, who undertook To bully an cdi-
tor, do YOU know that | take vour
paper! I've no doubt YOU take
It, : replied the man of the quill.
for several 81 my honest -ub-cri-
bers have been complaining lately
about their papers being missing IL
tile morning.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

How TO CURE HAMs-To each
green ham Of IS lbs, one teaspoon
FIJI Of saltpeter, I Ii. brown sugar
applied to the tleshy side of the
ham and about the hook. Cover
the heshv side with fine salt haitian
inch thick, and pack away in tubs
to remain faom three to six weeks,
according to the size. Before smok-
inc, rub off any salt that may re
main on the ham, and cover well
with black pepper, particularly a
bout the bone and hook.
Hang up and drain for two days;
smoke with green wood for eight
weeks, or until the rind assumes Il
light chestnut color The pepper Is
an effcctual preventive Of the fly. |
never bag hams
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

4 81. Louis burglar who was
robbing room il which a Young
woman was sleeping, could not re
eiet the temptation IT kissing the
lips Of the beautiful dan~cI, and
was caught 1T il.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
Goes Dy sPrpsia Cure

Does not szflarite and excite the patient sufferer
liz. alcoholic rters and beverages all advertised
dyspepsia, hut it's medicine most wonderful iy
adapted to ali diseas Of the stomach and bowels
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

Has no equalin the world a. rem.diaJ agent
There is i preparation known that is Ger
tain speedy, and inftheIn its action-relieyin and
curing at once. We SLY this, positively
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
FOR SALE.

FAMILY RESIDENCE. consisting OF /,
y good two story frame budiu-. situated If mile
West "i the center OF the cisy Of Mineral Point There
are Two good sized lots with front Of 2uU feet and a
depth of 2fe feet.
Upon Jf= premises are a good Ci-rern a good we'll
and many valuable bearing fruit trees, with shr4Bberv
&c
For particulars address Mrs STEPHEN THOMAS.
Mineral Point. or inquire Of her tie place. Iune-
a4sl. possession a5l Ge given
Ag-i J.. 1865. lTtF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

! feel, said an old lady, that
have got about through with this
world. | shan't enjoy much more
trouble.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
Goes Dyspepsia Care
Goes Dys. epsia Cure

WiUrc-ve distress from food or purify sour stora
acl in less time than It takes to rite this !!ae,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

r warranted q, I'll have claimed for It, and we
viii furnish yul certificates Of orr best citizens and
cler.ym-s4 10 back upsu statement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

ceE's Dysf Epsis CURE
CURES DYsrEP-IA WITHOUT FALL
CoE,e cYSPFPSIA CURE
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
CcE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CRAMPS AMP cortc PAINS.
CoE,s DYsrEPsIA CURE
crnrs CHOLERA n .RBUs EVERY TIME.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
,,,-nrs INDIGESTION As SURE AS VOC TAKE IT
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES HEART BURN AND HEADACHE.
CoE'S DYSP1PSIA CURE ~
REGULATES ND TONES THE STOMACH.
COE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
L sovereign remedy for an diseases OF tAe s4oSl'
\ II and Il 'WELS.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures FEVER and AGUE--let those afflicted With 'hi=
maiady trs it
CO.'S DISPERSAL CURE!
cures fnstautaneousIyan you do not have to walt
week see lis effect.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the greatest appetizer ever knownit not only ere
ates the appetite. bat enabl, : you to easily
digest your food.
C0ErS DYSPEPSkt CORE!
Is recommended by an the leadins physicians.
c0E-S DySPEfSI1 CURE,
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CHS pEspEP<Ll CEPE

Is an Invaluable friend to al who weak de5ilitated
and IN a los state Of normal action
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
COErS DYSPEPSIA CURE

Is the greatest appetizer ever knownit not only ere
ates the appetite. bat enabl, you to easily
digest your food.