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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-29
LAM. S.

Remember o Lord what is come upon u.s. consider and
behold reIroach The 10Y heart is ceased. Or
dance turned into mourning. The Iall-
1ur head; Woe unit" Us ttrt i:'-- -Lne,il tns
hs.rt faint .or these things ey are .i..
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T AIDES OYSTER HOUSE.

Fear CT Glover CooAs I.. opposite Pos, cice Elock
t., Ice Cream being over. the undersigned has
rs-srrsaLcl hi~ s.'e M u lii Candy store.
Oy-t=- i;o1-- r.r si..- .,T5 s-'.ti-rl~q-
us-t-rs 81 III. j. Cans, p- U..sa s=7 Oh hand
ali4 up irr Wv n. II may ie Ic,Ll-Stev-
t.i-i, Eplst-l Scoliui-I. & DC.
Hot Coffee. Tea, LAuJiae. vllse-'n'- af3nis aii
ne vh-kry. ale W utlt-r .-lllpJ.s ii.ff-rs.
Parties families Jii rnS supplied wifi OySters in
tbe IN Sa C-p te roUzi;t AIN where '-~
sept. .. ISCI-Gnn. HENRY NALTitEB.
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9roffsSionaI Cards.

nALY & sTRAWN. Attorneys ard Conn.
- seilors at Law, and Solicitors Ia Chancery.
Oiics Satlrger's Bl TX. -
M pracceih all the Corts of La lie and nj Joining
counties. Collections promptly made and remitted.
john j. DAILY, late Of ST. johns. y. u. Christopher c.
+ Strawn, late pf Chicago.
April l. lsh5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-29

How sleep the brave who sink to rest
BY all their country's wishes blessed?
When spring with iewy fingers cold
Returns to deck their hofIosed mold,
She then shall press u swceter SID
Than fancys feet have ever trod
By fairy hands, their kneIl is rung,
By fCrms unseen their .iiree is sung,
There honor conres Pilgrim gray,
To ohless the turf tlf,t wraps their clay;
AMI frecduIn shall awhile repair
To dwell weeping hermit there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-29

The address was then delivered hv Rev
Henry Ward Beecher. It was frequently IN
terrnpted by shouts or appluse. The doxolo.
~ of"Old Hundred" was then sung with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-29

4 J, GROVER, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, Ottawa, III, oIce il the Post Office buiid
ing "" practice in all the Stale ard Federal Courts. No
business neglected. Collections promptly rds and
Inltte1. --------- sept. j, s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-29

siMuI. {. WALKER. FRANK r. EE5vEP.
SN AI.kER & DROWER, ATTORNEYS at
Law, Ottawa, Ills. Office in Clover Cook block.
Pay particular attention TO collections, examining Real
Esta'' titles, Ac- .aug0-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
Il. TIIAYERa NJ. y

III ANlNG changed his resilCure from Mouuo,'' o.
IL WEST PlrlSTON, llIGornc county, would s'
to his pati ons aud all wishing his professional sG'
ees thtt they can address hlm at l,a astu"H'uJ pa
o. Az calls in the vicinity of Ghe RailIoaa, a.rl
ded TO with prompness.
April {, 1865.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
The Lchigh Cattle Powder
s warranted TO


49, is warranted to
%Sf 4 be the most power.
.E<@$&NA. IN agent or the ston.
|AN ach and bloodof Cattle.
!. j. !. !. !. !.
kW ~ "A, Swine, or shsep, In pre-.
~ IN mcting digestion, ,cle6hg
W ", Tag Che system and tran.
T ~ 4Vf vM sfering the purified an.
M AkK w, ma fluid in flesh, Cat,
w SE wv milk, butter and strength
M M aud establishing health
VA wv and vigOf.
@ M DuYoYs HORSE e
NsSi MA Nv MULE POWDER is tue
@X NWEy . only medicines legally
NANXA %AXzkSN patented in France, Eng.
SN1SSASS - Nx<yI| land, Switzerland and ,
eaEN IGsGG miisS Sy 'GS iSs,t S"y touTts ra
AtIeuroWNpA' honored with prize med.
ais and invented by Mr. Duvoy PROFESSOR %, ."v @ ,',
nn,a t,oepe for Agriculture at Paris anu now HUI
pTac tnred by G. g. HiRNER DR. of H. and n, h'en'
town Lehigh County Pennsylvaniat , ,..
Xii diseases OF the stomach Blood Lungs ana ooW
ole sneedy and certainly cured. Healthy stock WV
he brought into the very highest sta'G OF norlsc,Tm
nd one or two tablespoonful week, is OF great va'ue
m hard woykinp horses breeding stock and colts ana
W ,hoUsnnds OF valuable horses from contagious
diseases, s,i as we eIeW a1 iIe WoRM CoNFECTioNs
ogec,unlIv overcome all the obstacles which usually
prevent the eSpeling of worms, are n,gn,s So
children So confident is the inventor OF tne succcss
Of his laborious studies in the ,n
mated physician with written prescription as ne"
era in maleria medica. ~ ,,,cr ANN ,xr py
! THE UNION ROACH, RAJ, NICE AND AMI EA'
TERMINATION,
is powdcr for the sure exterminaon Of all Vermns,
will never change with age and climate, and nuoh
nreCerable to the old Phosphoous Paste winch hafu
cns in n short time making IL worthless. FOR direc'
lions and narcuIas see the small bills IN the boxes
! NJ one hundred and thrty.seven premiums have
been awarded to these celebrated preparations up o
october - 1864. ,, ...- T.. p,.,,
WHOLESALE d RET,4lL.
For sale by W. Erasmus, sole Agent sor
Bloomsbury.
Sharpess, Catawissa.
T., H. g. j. Shoemaker, Buck Horn.
Master 4 Bro. Millville.
e. Preston, Rohrsburg.
Stewart & Sioan Orangeve.
IIender rshott, bloomsbury.
T.. Fowler, Espy.
Greasy e. Co, Light street.
| Law & Spanglcr, Lime Ridge.
Bowman Il owen and Miller, Berwick.
GIL. Fowler, Fowlersvie.
Rsg~ All orders for Columbia Count
will be addressed to
w. ERA SINUS,
Whole sale Agent, Bloomsburg.
q. G.. lllRNER.
> November 10 ISGi --l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
LEATHER LEATIlER!!

LEATHER LEATHER
EllE undersigned beg leave to Inform
Il tleir friends aud the public, that they korn "L
hand and ollrt n sale cheap, at the Madison Tu.r"
near two miles North Of Jersey Ytown, Columbia county
Pa, all Kinds VI
&. Z a 7; l% RI
Which they wl st,i AZ mar - prices, or .AGuw.. O.,
Bark and Hides our Leather i The cola Iar I1n
ned, which viii prove most durable ann y tant tl-
best ware. We wiiisc by the side, piace VI 100 D
to suit purchasers.
JACOB a. GHlsnEG x q"
Madison TdnneIy. los,oo
Aug. ~, ls65 ." % w"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

THE PHOENIX PECTOR AL
Will Cure Your Cou gh.
1
THE PHOENIX ECTolAL;
... OR,
COMPOUND sYRUP OF WILD CHERRY SEN
EKA SNAKE ROOT,
Will Care the Diseases of the
THROAT AND uGGs,
Such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Sore Throat,
Uoarsencss, Whooping
Cough, &c.
It's timely use will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
And even where this fearful disease il Crly devol
oped IT viii afford more relief than any other ined,.
J. Lawrence Get2 cxspcal,cr of tho Pennsylvania
House of Representatives. says This ,cngh rem.
dy is extensively uscdad is of The highest valu'
to the community, its curative qualities havihg been
tested by thousands with the most gratifying results
1t is carefully aud skillfully prepared from WiId
Cherry Bark and scncka SnaAc Root by Dr. Lew Obor.
holtzcr reputable physician Of rhoon2yille, Pa,
and is sold by nearly ali druggist aud country store
r. r. crosby cxpostmnster and cx.l'urarss Of Potts.
town, ccrtihcs as follows . ,,.-,
This certdca thatI have used tpc phocpix rcctoral
in my family, and recommend ii to tc public thr
| vctv hest remedy for Cough and Colds that / have
ever tried. one Of my children was taken with
cold, accompanied with Crcury CohshrO t1dIndccd,
thnt il coud N, II talk aud trrat6c. llavnr hcad so
suiI nj 1 sOCuiY pt ctOTai, procured
bottle Of IL. Tho rsi dose relieves the dihrnlly OF
breathing aud heofe thr chi,h M" taNcm onn 'o%Itt %
Si nIH SG i oG,G % ,Ggr T%I Hon.e G"'' D. r GROsD9
",JI g. smith druggist, Of New Hope Bucks county,
Pa in writing 10 Dr. Obrrhozer. says "h icw
days since bought two dezcn OF your valuable cough
remedy to try and fnd very good ana as IT. u 3SI, r
=, "YOur medicines gives better Satisfaction t'n any
other have in the store am agent for some OF ne
most popular cough preparations Ou' yours ''''' u
Tnc f6lIowing is an extract ffoma hitter from IIian
Ellis, merchant, near rOltsiuVu, IN II have tfi"i
tin rhrniy Pcctora and mad II 20 he the best cough
medicine cytant 1t meets wIlh more teddy sale t'n
: any other that have ever had IN my -torc.'
The proprietor of this medicine l'ts =" much cont
dcncc IN H. curative Powe's, rom nc ir.t'mgmy Of
PAN AcR to my purchaser who IS 1T SATISFIED "ilh
ui. 80 pleasant to take that children cry for 1t
rr,ce luiRrN.flVE CENid Large bot'i"' ONE
= DOLLAR
w. those of the Throat and LUutS
i ~ Prepared only by
LEVI OBERlOITXHR, L, NJ, d,
IhnurAviIlc, Ia
ID Sold by all Druggists aud Stor"krcrrrs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY, q COWnEN, No. .
North sixth street, Philadelphia, ant
&c. WELL & CO., No. 10 rrankn street, New
y York General Wholesale Agents.
Sold bv t. T. lt1T aud EYER x MOYER Dru'
gists Blnmsllrg, and by nearly every druggist Lni
a country aturrkrcpGr in Colombia c"lnty
I" n. B II yuur nearest dIuggi.t uT storck'"Ir 10
not kerr this medicine 60 not uui utt you oil wu,
som o,hcr mcdicinc bnt send II one: /" ""' d" tl'
:, agents for II.
~ June u, isGj.--Gm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
N.XGHAMlGG.6gi aDY&i,

THE Proprietor of this wclhnGwH and centrally locl
Il ted House, the ENCHANGT lIurE ~ situate NI.
Street in Boomsburg, Immediately 2Tpu-iic tc Col r
ba County Court House, respectfully lnirrg bio ir''nr'
aud the public in general, that his House is uog o'
der for the reception aud entertainment WH'
may feel disposed 10 tvOrit with their custom II" l'
spared no expense in preparing the ENCHANGR Tor l
entertainment of his guests, neither shall there be- Hh
thing wanting (0n his parl To mn lister to their prrsolI
comfort. His house Is spacious and enjoys an C'r'l
business location
o.. OnnibuSeG run at all tines between the TX ~
Hotel and the various Rail Road neputs, by whr Trf
elers Will be pleasantly coayeved 10 anu from lao 9
spectIve Stations IN due timl ~. meet tlt' Care.
WM. d. kOONS.
MAY, 1850
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
United States Ifar~haI,s Sale.

Z, s. Circuit court for the District Of Wisco asia.
Luther c. Clark Jossrh W Clark, Edward Dodge
Thomas 2. Huntington. Jay ook aud John Max
well, Surviving partners of EuoCh W Clark de-
ceased Us. The ar of Super visors of the county
of Iowa.
10y virtue cf writ OF Ficri FaCias issued out Of and
ID under the Seal OF the Circuit Court Of the JuitrG
states fsr the District Of Wisconsin in ne above en-
titled cause, sted the sixth day Of May A. D.
1853, to directed, commanding of the goods and
chattels lands and teaemeuts Of the above named de
PENDANT To cause TO be made a certain Of money
therein specified, have levied upon shall sell
PUBLIC AL. TIN, to the highest bidder, on ". j
nesday, the thirty first day Of May. A. D 1865,
O'Clock p. m the front door Of the Curt House in
the village Of Do geve. in said District, all the right.
title and interest q the above named efe dan in and
tc the following described property t. wit
/ Burke Barnes large Iron safe, large Writing
Desk and Book RAGS / taud and Pigron-hoIe Rack;
Pipe; Office Chairs;-in County Treasurer's and
Clerk of Bo srd of Supervisors off
8 large Racks and 5 ands; Tables: 4 Chairs;
Stove and Pipe in Cir ut Court Jerks "fice
p'sk; hairs Stove and Pipe in >heriT's
Office.
2 Desks; Chairs; Stool; Store. Drum and
DARIUS c. JACKSON,
L. : Marshal.
DodgeviIle, Maybe, 1865, my173w20
The above sale is pos pored until Wednesday, tn.
18th day Of June. 1865, at o'clock p. m, to take
place at the place above set forth
c JACKSON, L. 5. Marshal.
DodgeviIIe, May 81, lS65. 2t13
The above sale is postponed until Friday. the 18th
day Of July, 1853 at O'Clock p m to take Mac At
the place above set fo.-h
Dodgeville, June Il, 1855 4t7s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
Observation-Disclosures to EmigraRts.

From the Whitewater, Wis. Register, 23d
The New York Tribune OF the 9Th has
an article concerning the forthcoming ex-
petition of Capt james L. Fisk, who pro
poses to lead an eInigrant colony of 1000
or more people from St Cloud, MINI, to
the Y Yellowstone, rievr, which valley, it is
represented is something akin to Para
disc
The information vouchsafed to show this
is sinsu arly inaccurate in several impor-
tant particulars.
l. There are probably not now 10000
inhabitants, Virginia City, the only town
of any Importance in the territory being
Il played out and deserted mining
camp.
2 Virginia City il not ''on the Jeifer>
son fork Of the upper Missouri" being ten
| miles from the Stinking>W alter, branch
, of said jefferson fork
B. We unhesitatiugly aver that Mon
tana is tue coolest part of North America
| of like latitude. Two Years ago the ccm-
ing Ash of July snow feF to the depth of
| three inches in the valley of the Sinking
Water; on the 18th of August last lee
was formed one-f fourth IF an inch N thick
| ness in tie culch at Virginia City; and
various parties who bad wntered there
| informed Us that their winters were the
| Sc, crest they had ever experienced, they
| being housed for many days at q time,
4 Agricutur,illy, Montana is very
much like Dakotah; IN arid waste save
! along the water-courscs, where potatoes
| barley, oats, root crops, etc, may be
grown. Corn ana fruits are entirely out
| Of the question; there are destructive
| frosts during every summer month. Stock
| does splenddly wherever the mountain
grass (bunch grass is found, and in a
| the river valleys.
1 In fine, whoever emiGrates to Montana
/ in expectation of making the pursuit OF
/ agricult re profitable, will get back again
! lif he CAM, a saddcr ard n wiser man.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
Bold but Unsuccessful Attempt at Rohbery---i
Banker Assaulted in his Office at YIidday,

lE ON ttlc NInG!huatt ZSth
About noon ycsteaday couple of men
entered the banking establishment Of
Conklin Bros. Il Go, on the upper side of
Third street near Main, and while one of
the parties remained at the counter, the
other approached MIR j. b ConkIin, one
of the pToprictors, who sat writing at a ia
BILE OH one side of the room, and inquired
the price of gold Mr. Conklin, who was
the only one left in the Office, his partners
and the clerks having gone to dinner, re
piled that he cou d not tell until his broth
er returned At this instant the man,
drawing a slun@ shot struck heavy blow
ut the banker, who had turned once more
TO his writing; but the latter, THROWN"
mp his arm, warded the stroke from his
head, and shouting for help. seized the of
flee seal beside him, and struck ut his as
sailant with All his might.
The noise and confusion caused n crowd
to collect ut the door, who confronted the
two men they attempted to escape
One of the parties, however, drawing a
revolver, speedily made the way clear for
himself and companion by q threatening
flourish of the weapon, and both took to
their heels one running up Third toward
Broadway, and the other down Main -
They We're, OF course, immediately pur-
sued and captured, the one with a revolver
firing several shots, however, before he
could be secured, and shooting one Of the
o icers. named Emanuel Auchav, through
the wrist. As soon as captured the par.
ties we're takan 70 the Hammond sire, /
Station House, where they gave their
names as John Council and Nicholas
| Bradley
This IS certainly the boldest attempt at
robbery Of the season. The parties have
for a lon9 time past been known to the
police, but heretofore it has been impos-
sible to fix upon them any guilt They
will perhaps make no more efforts of the
/ kind for some time; and we only regret
that at least hundred more of their class.
who infest this city, could not be sent to
keep them company.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
Horrors Of Rebel Prisons.

New YORK June 2s-The New York
Times Washington special says:
Senator Wade. Chairman of the Com
mittee on the Conduct Of the War, Is now
here, revising the proof-sheets of the re-
port of that committee, comprising recent
testimony as to the Treatment our prison.
ers received at the hands of the rebels
The committee say the evidence clear
81 ows that tens of thousands OF our brave
soldiers have fallen victims to that savage
and internal spirit which actuated those
who spared not the prisoners at their
mercy; who sought bv midnight arson, to
destroy hundreds Of delenseless women
and children, and who hesitated not to
commit acts so horrible that the nations
of the earth stand aghast as they are told
what has been done. The pr.aon SUR
eeon report of the Richmond prisons Tor
one Quarter shows that fraction over
one-haIf of all the cases entered resulted
in death and most of these eases were
more the resalt of inhuman treatment
and neglect than of disease. But q little
more than one half the necessary number
of beds We're provided, and the nurses
often occupied them to the exclusion OF
the sick. After our men died, their bodies
were treated rs the carcasses ct so many
dead animals They were piled up In the
| dead house, and their eyes and cheeks
| ca Ten out bv rats before they were put in
| collins The keepers generally manifested
| almost total Indifference to the lives and
| condition of the prisoners, and, rs one of
| the many illustrations of this, a witness
tcstifes to the following: Il was stand
| ing one day by the hospital. One of our
negro soldiers captured at the explosion
| of the Tnire ut Petersburg, was standing
near by engaged in diminishing, we
prisoners call it-examining his clothes
| for vermin. 4 rebel sentinel Mt whom |
! happened to be looking at the time, drew
UP his mhsket, took deliberate aim, and
| fired, killing the negro. On being asked
| what he did it for, he answered, "tn see
the id black son of b-h drop
The rebels said they got thirty days
! furlough for SNORING a Yankee.
The committee say it is a matter Of con
graduation that, notwith standing the great
provoc: ton to pursue different course,
our authorities have ever treated their
prisoners humanelv and generously, and
have in all respects conducted this contest
according to the rules Of the most civilized
warefare.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
No Indian Trouaies on the Plains.

The Council Bluffs Bugle pronounees
most OF the articles relative to Indian out
RACES on the plains as false 1t saws these
stories are gotten up BY interested parties.
who desire to keep back supply trains
and raise the price Of provisions in the
mountains Such spectators have been
the cause of all our Indian difficulties. and
now they are al the bottom of all false re
ports relative to Indian massacres The
truth i. there has been no trouble on
the plains this spring, and there is an am
pie force to keep the redskins clear from
the route
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
4 t,pai Ihiur.

Mary NJ. Johnson writing to the CHICAGO
Tribune from Wa do. Illinois. in relation
to some plan Of commemoratinr the hero
Ism Of the private soldiers of the Uuion
army closes her letter thus:
Is t not desirable 10 erect in every
county plain, durable monument, and
lnseribe thereon the name of every soldier
who enlisted IN said county and has fallen
IN the conflict Perhaps in denselv no
pulated counties it would lie desirable ~
have ono IN each township, 50 that the
record might embrace oil ncedful data
Statistes nigh, n9w be obtained more ea>i
y than IN after years aud there are many
a,saeied soldiers who might we'll be en-
pioyed IN such work
Shaii we sec the right movement. In the
right direction p
The suggestion i a good one: and We
beg our loyal friends Of the West - CON
slider II The amount Of money FIR e,,l,
county would be insignificant eomn,rad
~ith the substantial effect OF its tribut.
70 the heroism Of the dead.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
FAY COOK f.
ATTENJTIo
+ arm ers and Miners
OF
low 4 COUNTY. WIS

A ESTATE ia be closed out. CHOICE LANDS
n on the buyers own time Willie sold to-wit:
" Of se3 of section 10, town 1 range ., eas.-ss
acres.
" Of VI Of section II, towr 4. range eas;-so
W Of SCI Of section ~, town 4, rsnge ea,t-ss
w of sw3 of section Is? town s, range eas-ss
acres
vi Of Il and of n OF section l. town S.
range east-Su acres
Of n and Of s G of section 10, town 6,
range east-16a acres
80 acres Of 2 of Of section 10 town g. range
east-30 acres
sW Of section 81, town e. range east-I6o acres.
WM. T. HENRY AGENT
81 Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
VA l. L ABLE
FARM FOR SALE

CONTAINING $50 acres Of CHOICE Ne n
" Ii ND. il a high Of cultivation 81 lilies
Fast of the city of Mineral Poir. Two hundred and
sixty acres fenced with Pine board fence; $50
under the plow-the rest in Pasture and Timber
Land which affords ample supply Of Timber for all
farming purposes. On the farm is good new, c0nno
dous Frame House, good Well and Cistern in tie
yard good Garden, and
Orchard Of 500 choice Apple, Plum and
Pear Trees,
100 Of which are bearing also good assortment Of
small Fruits.
The orchard and residence prot ected from North
East the outh- IS est BY dense grove of Timber IL
also situate on high ridge, command ding beautiful
Southern and Eastern view Of the surrounding
try. The impryv ements hayeslI been made within the
last seven years Their is public road 80 rods from
residence. running to the city of Mineral Point.
Good Stock a d range convenient
Title good Terms easy For full particulars apply
residence address the subscriber at Mineral Point
JAS. b. PADOS.
March %, 1565 5m13
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-05
EE6r- The New York Times Of the 27tl

says:
= We have to-day full report Of the
bursting Of 4 petroleum swindIe of tie
most gigantic proportions The principal
operator turns out to be a retired army
officer named Colonel w d Mann. who
by the aid Of a gorgeous prospectus. an
easy address. and an extensive army ac>
qualntance, has succeeded is possessing
himself OF many thousand dollars Of other
peoples money, with nothing to show for
It but few c!Hce stools, and sundry pack
ages ct stationery. Colonel Mann vie
Tins. we regret to say include many well
known and worthy citizens.
These, we fear, are but the beginning Of
sorrows. Let those who have in ested in
wells look ut their title, without delay,
and let us al learn how much of this bus
mess i oil, and how much bubble.