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NOTICE-DR. f. NJ. BROWNE UATE OF
L No. 50 Eighth syenuel would inform his friend,
that he has returned to the practice HE ioesson
Those shng TO consult HIM by letter o. person lv
eau dg " q Nv, " spgins ~ sls
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- ith Senatorial District. Whereas Il has been
rtl2fel hat intend TO withdraw trom the canvass
ana 10 tN'd deception by advertising the same
hrgei declare that EIn and shall continue canIi
dNtc NM he closing OF the rolls on Tuesday. Nov
ith, l>Ci. GEORGE W. MCLEAN
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WhNIED-GOOD OPERATORS AND
w good pretsmen for fine overcnats: GOOD Naoe.
and steady work. Inquire 2gT Thlld st. IN the rear
hnlIaInE, b.tNoen ayennes Y aud u. $50
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NNANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hou,esork; Cool city reference required in
quir' At 253 lud'on 81, near Canal 1t. $40
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.
Situated one Mile from the Court House,
CAN TON. Miss.

THE undersigned have this day formed a
] cor~rtqerslip under the style of T. j
DPANE { CO, for the purpose Of carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches
1t is the Intention Of The prOprietors TO
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted to
the sol snc climate Of the South. ripening in
succession over he fruit ason. Consequent
~, purchasers vii he positively protected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of enc fruit shall he
added 10 our catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved to he suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in The hest manner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and no charge will he
made for delivery Of packages al the rail
roads.
1t is requested that EXPLICIT directions be
given fer ma. king and shipping packages,
bot in all ca ses, trhen shiprleni is made The ar
tieles are at he risk NJ the purchaser.
AL orders from uuaucwn correspondents
must he accompan ed with a remittance, draft,
or So -iacl ~ reference
Our cus, mers are requested 10 notify Ms
Of any error hat may be commit.
ted IN filing their orders, in order that we
may at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded TO all who ap-
ply, post paid, and enclose a stamp 20 prepay
the postage. L. j. DhANE 60.
Sept. HISS. ly.
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Qoetrp
THE SONGS OF OLD.

THE SONGS OF OLD.
The songs Of old How deep spell
Lies in the old, familiar words
Once sang by those we loved so well,
In other days, in happier years;
Visions of hope long passed away,
Come DER the heart so lone and cold,
And memory asks oh, where are they
Who sweetly surg the songs Of OidH
Where are they7 Some in silence sleep
Beneath the mournful yew trees gloom;
Others within the boundless deep
Have early found an ocean tomb;
Dim are the eyes that gently shone.
The once warm heart lies still and cold,
And hushed for aye. forever gone,
The voice that sung the songs Of old.
. Where are tbey7 On some foreign strand
For many a weary day they roam;
Cherries they tread the strangers land,
From friends affair afsr from home,
Do they not long to JON once more
The joyous dance, the social throng,
And mingle, as in days Of yore,
Their voices in the olden song2
Fondly the heart still loves to lnger
Amid the ruins OF the past,
TT aeng with fancy's fairy finger
Visions too beautiful to last;
Bringing to memory's eyes again
Tue long lost friends, the cherished ones,
NJ, 81, a. 4
Some well remembered olden song.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
OPEN POLICY OF INSURANCE

Special attention will be given to recev-
ing, forwarding and storing Cotton. We
have succeeded in securing an Open Policy,
so that we can insure Cotton and Merchan,
die placed in our bands ut cheap rates.
Aug. 20. IT,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ETTERS testsmentary on the ,-ts,e OF
IL Jobr ". Boddis having been granted to
the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Mad
ison county, Mississippi, at the September
term, A. D. 1865, thereof
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO come forward aud
exhibit the same and have them registered
in the manner snd within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
GEORGE BoDDIE,
Sept l4-eT-6w. Ear.
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= Il ID I. Il v.

- Il d u ~ ".
20 DOLLARS REWARD.
I'm Tuesday night, August Is. a fine dark
~ mare Mule about lag haLds nigh, five
years old z-t spring.
Any ore returning this Mule, or giving in
formation which will lead 10 her recovery,
will receive the above reward.
DR.. ". NJ. fowler.
Canton, Mississippi.
August IL. lit
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
= TO L. Y N,

EROM the residence Of the subscriber near Jack
Il son, August Both, 1865, small dark bay
Mare. branded on both shoulders with an Old
Spanish band, something in the shape Of the let
ter S. Gnd marked with two crops in the under
part Of the leit ear.
Also. az ths same time sm ill-dark bay mare
Mule. randed on tho left shoulder with a large
letter r. and marked in the under part Of the left
ear with two crops.
will pay s25 90 for the recovery Of each, or any
inform alton so may get them.
F. MOODY.
Sept. 10. II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-19
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR
C0TT0N!!
GIVE HIM A CALL!

p. s. Nj. Carr would respectf'y state that he
is native of the South and has shared her fortunes
in the late struggle for independence, aud requests
a share Of the public patronage.
Sept A. 1865. IT,
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News items.
tB, Telegraph TO III, S.- York sDo,

DrzLrS0ros W. adop;ed a city charter ysEcr.
dag BY - majority.
Tur Jou-yis,~ Legislature has elc~t~1 Governor
Hahn United States Scr a,or from tho IA u March
next.
MEsfnIs paper say tla, TIE T-.f-h AGENT ron
Liverpool ut C.rn'h. was psyne 'o,out, lcr cot
ton, psrt IN yoh ard part IN saipH"'
TnF nate yos.crI,y fronir.y confirmed Gen
T'rry's nomination rs Maiar-Gc-cr.l Alfred d
Terry, for Liarguiehcd services At For Fisher
TnT lnlisus N Colorado arr committing serious
deprels,oua in retaliation ior tbc recent a'tscy
our ro.licts ou On Indian camp ga t.o Rg $ndy
Thcro b. every appearance o. a general war.
Tug President has approved tl. JOINT re'omiicn
charging 10 President With the communication oi
ano.icc 20 ur Coe,-nmcu. OF G-cai B-tan OF tho
wish of the ta,cl states 90 terminate tlo l. ..rr o.
city Treaty 10 o.
Drarrrr.-, w.o haze lately come into .,r lines
before Redmond, state that 'Ic Icfo' criau st,,i.'
ir not ye-s prom. sing fr Lc,s tr.sy. Ihey slatc
thst r.lc's 10 HoN-aai ere nclr'y OH. % rae
ton, -al ,jalt f.rt. rrIcro. The Danvic R,,-
rosd hpy.~~ l,-1 le'-aecI hy heavy r1iae uc.-
resources arc cutoI. AFt.At doro1rraton wa
taalc ,~ The ca.-y n ''w DAYS .so upon 1Hr '.nc'
4, Wvea.'s Farm. a1l . pa. . too Second CORPS
yr-o gut uf 'rr arms; ia Gee al-t anaHnicI 60
mol f.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
4lTte'h c1trncted without pain no charge. Beau
thu teeth inrerted, each Teeth inserted Elth Of
without eNtrattiug the roots All orStatons var
rsnted. j. J. VILLAS, l55 Grand ~ blocks from
Broadway. 42O
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR Rubber
LhfG TO az gold, {lJ 10 So partial scts, gold,
~, silver, VI yer tooth Teeth eNt acted without pain
cIeauoI whit, ned o. nuel with gold and other NIL
INES 81 eta. aud warranted, By Or. II. NlLLEkS 81
Bowery, opposite the old Theatre. so
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
~ act OF teeth on oliver at - ~ sl5 on gold n
no To - sectional ses 30 cent? pei tooth teeth
filled -th gold, lone ceIneuL other hngt, ~ cta.
n : lper tooth. Teeth extracted without pam, Os
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
Yin Paris Splendid u set Tor s. usual price 10;
finest sett 10, usuA price 32J cheap sets 60. Teeth
eNtracted without pain, 20 cts; hnnbuf. ny. MI
CHAiu fronCh Dentist, 90 av g. near 4th II. So
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CI.FAi.FD
s1EAMsHGPS-Co Columbia Havana. l. knight,
Philadelphia.
Smr-llarvest Queen, Huchines, for Liverpool.
BNRKS-N.cytrIrc, TRENCH liay.o; Eliza. he
uodior. y B,ookmGn, savannah.
NkIG~-l MON, ~ Pierre, MART Kate. - Johns,
y 3 Bv,vyr l9.t uu Prince: Sc.lc, - CroiN
SJUDUsFEs r. Anderson. Il Martins; Minnie,
81 .I1lu-. n ucic.. Halifax, y ;; Fl.ing Fish,
Yarmouth. u Mehstar, Yarmouth. j " Lawrence,
Norfolk. = " Maitland, H0uioti j ID horth.ls tOn,
halt imoIe; : T. nOdwin, stamford.
ARRIVED
NNSUlpS- MAtAnzss, Havana; Idaho, Fortress
Monroe. lloWythCuH, Foru,-s Monroe; Moro Castle
Havana; Atantc, Fort Fisher Dudley Buck, loTt
honiOc Admiral Dupont Fortress Monroe.
stlp-Wc'tgrn Empire, Hsvre, with mG-e, Re-
BAHks-Fovh atln, Providence Nelma, Ms.sga
BRIG I,keu., ir,'u Fort Royal, :. Caroln.
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pib. ~ GA-r1 wa giVcn- snd nfenos trnn,erae-
l. -'ihhcA 10 ne a.6 Of MI Wsinsy, but te was
ertuct Lay" IN tte Gay O'rrrcr " Eey bt1 an
M 100 ou He oon'' atn INC Jury renoefed Ver-
dlct Raat ~ Nn.<ney cotDmnte1 suctde ty cut
bag ta in'cnf N1th razor NJ. Wh-pcy has
tsc- N b'ETne- IN TINS city Ior twenty -oys
OF tb ~ years AMI hAd aunassed large
fortune lie was much respected BY all vbo
knew Ice sud ws' Prt4cent 81 The Sag
nhT S.'r SIT company y rrtor anu s,o't-
oftfr Gr-Iu. n I'i I1sura-oo T. ititriu, Di.c.t tor
o' Ne o. ~usuiN re Insurance C,ma,uy, ava one
OF tu' ure.tufB of the PNe B4ut. TIC dc'c-4ri
VS. native % Maine, aud leaves wtc AID two
Chih-el.
.rt ..tttt,, tr,N,, tt,,, ,,l, Ia, lo,,,
' ''''''"' ''' W. 80
&C. pot nigh portion 90 he press oi Mis- city
e.cI u rosgiu,ftior on the aIs. e December ut
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FOR SALE AND no LEFT.

BASEMENT To LET. IN THE UPPER
i)ptrt ~ The city; Is vcrV large dry and healthy;
very good busne-s locality to le, cheap Inquire ST.
seventh Nv.
COTTAGES, COUNTRY SEATS AND Gar
- d,n farms tor sale In Brooklyn and suburbs Got
Ia irotu 500 20 ~2lN Country seat. from $1,000
TO rNWN. small farms from / ucres to ~ acre., at
SLSo 10 flhoy. CllAS. X. MILLER. Atlantic ave,
hH't Ne" York Org Miloushhy II, Brooklyn. lu2
FOR SALE-HOUS ~ No. - MANGGN ST
Il Aiso new philpde'phia brick houses With .torcA
ON 81 ave, between ilT'h and li-th It, Inquire OF
oN .ci% LOtEk DAVIS, cor. ist ave and Jdth s.sd
EOE SALE OR TO LET, IN THE VILLAGE
Of liHcgvuslcA, double house, good shop aud 3
lots Of ground, minutes from cars. Inquire OF Nm.
BLAIR, ~ Barclay -, ny stairs. 3I2
TO LEr-SIABLkS, BY THE WEEK +,
u month year. Addrcss l.. !. DESCOMBES, lG1
Esst 4uth ~, leI 20 and 81 ave.. AS
TNO LET-A LARGE STORE CORNER OF
Il Governor and Front sts, suitable for grocery
and lquO store, other business. Apply from ~ TO
/, or after PM 10 Sir. COOPER. corner, over
the store 44-
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INSTRUCTION.

DOOKKEEPING,W WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
II including Commission Insurance Interest, ~
chance ayrrsre Qualifying voun. men tOr husigess,
term. 81 70 n per ar; isdes ~ writing e.so.i 81
PNine- Mercantile College. established 1879, ~ Bow
esy, \ y, ZS3 Fulton ~ Brooklyn. Il
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M RilbHC1N as.

nR. BONE, III WEST 18TH ST-DIS-
ltcisca Oh tie heart lungs, liver Edueys liberated
tI,lts, tr~o ia, old ulcers, tumo.s every iorm VI
s.. ,.u-u, cJisiltutiona chronic ale, zion o. every
Div. eC't.. iiluth ~ 4. II
7 Is MALT BITTERS DE SANTE CURES
"a HE appetite ,or liquor and STRENGTHENS the entire
= s'oEI. -0u Nv tLc Broaisay b.ucci.ts BAILEY,
Astor fIrcc; CAMPBELL, 55l Eighth ave, and
NOT /, 10 lIl'o4 DO. 3Jl
THE GREAT English REMEDY FOR
cont nnt Ehclv1u-m All sufferers ron the
M owe coup'a tlr, 81 -uf recent or long standing
ore advised "a u-e b MRS Gout and RheuInatie
rus. Il"N can 90" .r. co., ~ The mos, safe and e-
ie'tuh 4emotv ever one Ell 10 the public, and have
teen univenNl. u.et IN tuCle tor many yeGrs with
great ncccss, J.. p.r'o /. me lSnd by FIout Hal
saIL Lnd sold b.. Hills & co, lunklln A., New
ork, and must othe, mos ne vcnders. Price l,hU
por ,oA. llc- Mac g. = Commissioners have CuthOll-
gel tte nRuc ana .'It- OF THOMAS PROlI, 2.N
stI-Et, louaou' 70 be imp. e'sei upon the Govern
mont stamp affixed 10 oacH box Of the seuulne med-
cine. 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03

Large numbers Of men formerly belonging
4o a.. "a ar,,,v ara saa - },n cro..;ro
'o ~. oo,'47>''' az &l',5.' '"'r :. -
- 49,, ~ ~ l - NV w ,r,. +1 s.nc,;o,
ga y - nro.ao1; >, n naa - s,n,a 80
Iarnr - - 45.ersl * F,n;gratinn Wsare ow
/. 1'a nn, .rn J.,
scolistel in tn s.ryice d! the Emperor, and will
soccu4.y several States as protection to the
.eni ran.s Cap Pageanl the lfi;ers Of the
are SAID t. have gone to Mexico 60
gotfer theI: services to the Imperial Govern
SnRae ans a'so 20 10 eso5'"se l'F cSe sae 81 ne
,5.''l7"a,. ~ n.sl':n 1A.I.il.la, y IepLS1@n
Zee as adyo 4flng the pur'hase' and az dec'aT'
g;jcx;ca coast .4 Az asa;ns+ M the % while Anerean
navy.
The Nav Yorl Times ni<taE;np GOVERN
zmoor credit }or co.nn,aroa !. ;n',;;ant ovar he
1;da q com,oarc;.1 rr>s,,a.;+, IN, y, ,,res
sIao - o,'l VIC! osa' o'c0p0' 49, W. 'no - %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03
! RNOLD &. FIELD,
4
Merchant Z>ail0z's~
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

would invite Inspection Of their large stock
CLOTHS, UASIAERE', and VESIl Ms.
all grades, Foreign and Domestic which they
will make to or1er as chap as can be had
EQUALITY considered) III the city Of Ne" Iork
and warrant to give entire satlafactioa's
CLuTHs for MILITARY GAkMENT5.-,
We sell none hut Indigo Blues Warranted and
our long experience IN thpt branch ju5tlies Us
in assuring Satisfaction in that line. We keep
q select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Collars
jlinen and papa!y Neckties Scarts, SOCKS.
5uspenders dandkorcEliet5, Gloyes' e. &c Hsl!ai
" found ina we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment Gall and see Us Don't forget
the number, IS King street, between Pitt ana
Royal, ono door east OF Parker Iheatre
W Il. ARNOLD,
ian 7te JOHN A'FIhLD.
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PUBLISHED 4 y A1EG> B7
EDGAR SN ONrDEN, SR.
aa1~ OFFICE-No. lo1, King street over
.anc1,'s Book Stora
'1.encll'5 S Book Store.

b Some important changes are about to tax
sn snia>.a in tho military departments north OF he
Potomac. According to the Washington cor
res2onde1lt Of lie New York fines, as soon
as the nust4rlng OUT OF the Army II the
PoJom3c is completed, one division ct each
army co Is alone remaining in service. new
military departments are 80 he organized. VI
th,Se several divisions, one is to be commanded
.Iy N .j,r General Wright, with his headquar
Gers at llar5a>burg; another by Brevet >lajor
.GpDeral Mott; third by Brevet Major zen.
2eral AyreS, and fourth by Brevet Major Gen,
Getty. The middle military division, BOW
.coa,u1anded by Major General Wallace. is to
she abolished, and the States Of Mary ard,
Pennsylvania Delaware and West Virginia,
sase to bo constituted new department., which
hs to be commanded by Major Genera? Hancock,
Whose Headquarters will be established in
Baltimore Majnr General Dix IS to be sue
|cee,Iet4, IN c,mln M OF the apartment Ct the
|east, by M jor General Hooker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03

We ar now sanding from Schooner Helen
Mar q cargo Of BOSTON ICE. This Ice ia
cut firm lakes, fed enti ely by p,1re spring
water, aa: is IF very superior quality. It is
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set OF wagons, and SO perfected our
arrangements for the delivery Of ice, that al
persons Leaving their orders with US, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice, and N reasonable
terms, with quantitifs large or small.
NJ ELDKIUGE & co
ap G0-tf Prince Street Wharf
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I
A piece Of LAND on SHTFRS' HILL,
right hand side Of the Dad called eastern vie y
containing acres : rods 64 poles Persons
wishing to purchase the whole or par thereof
will apply to {. Y. oMOoI,
ie l5-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
ONLY q Little TiDsY.

90, mamma, did you hear the
fire bells ring this morningl'' said
. bright boy of ten years.
eyes, my dear"
"The city hall was burnt down,
and a man who had been put IN the
lookup for disorderly conduct, was
burnt to DEATH" he continued.
"Was he. indeed 2
eyes, mamma.
How did it happen e.
cite was a real nice, kind man,
but got into a scutfle with some
rowdies, and so to keep the peace
till morning they locked him up
s'And so he was burnt -
ayes, mamma, and all the people
are so sorry
Eyes, my boy, we all have rea-
son to be sorry. For a man to be
burnt 10 death Is a very shocking
thing. But how came the poor
man in that seattle =! You say that
he was a nice, kind man. That
seems to me very strange"
"Why mamma, he was only a
little tipsy.'
Only LITTLE tipsy! 0, that ex-
plains it al. "
"How =
"When man IS tipsy he does
not know what he Is about"
.'Yes, he was tipsv. And they
think in lighting his pipe towards
morning, a spark fell on something
that kindled very quick, and so the
building was burnt and the poor
man in it. He .shrieked dreadfully
TO be let out, but they could not get
him out until it was too late"
"Rember that, my boz. When
you grow bigger and the boys want
you to drink anything like rum or
wine, don't listen to them tor mo
ment. They may say, q little wont
hurt YOU Bat remember that all
the drunkard- in the world began
BY taking little first"
y Is, mamma
The poor man that was burnt to
death this morning had no idea OF
being drunkard. But bad habits
become stronger and stronger, and
they make slaves Of rs before We
know it. Always remember the
man who lost his life because he
was only a little tipsy.7
Il will, mlmma."
cone word more, my boy re-
member, too, that no drunkard shall
inherit the kingdom OF heaven
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19

Some people turn up their noses
at this world Is if they We're in the
habit Of keeping company with 4
better.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
TIA - a XII
srArE or wfseoxs1y. low corsEx, IS.

STATE OF wfscoysTS, iowa CoUsTy, IS.
\ Office - hereby given that 50 much q each par.
y c-Io land CITY or village lot, described in the
following list as NAV ne recessar, FOR that purpose
VIII, the first Tuesday being she Ssh Gay Of ~ep
tsClhsr. a d. 1863. and the next succeeding DAYS
thereafter lie sold by public auction. nv cce
in the Cpui itouse The villa Of D5Eeils for r
p yment IF delinquent 70 the YEAR A. D. 1854
also for the vola teer bounty tax levied 4 d. .SE5
which have been returned To this ct6cs delia7uent
prior this date, by the treasurer Of the several towns
and she treasurer u iLe city Of Mineral Point in the
County OF iowa.
Given under my hand he Office Of the County
Treasurer Of Iowa ounty and State q Wisconsin n
he village OF odseviile. the Sth day Of Nav D
1855 FRANCIS VIVIAN
Treasurer Of Iowa County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam. Mercury or unpleasant naeIi-
cInes, for unpleasant ana dangerous diseases.
HrLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCUU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
Automatic Organs,
School Organs
vi z LO DE O n S .
TH!3TY-FlVE THOUSAND NOW IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Years.

IN presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN We boldly an
noauce tc -reatet triumph in musical instruments of
The age During she past half century the French aua
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows, and TWO pedals orthe =et TO operate
int the want oi the reversed exhaustion bellows
(which is The only iIaUs used i'm Instruments
made it Impossible for them produce the mellow rich
and musical tone for which our instruments are c-le
br4tea.
Another objection 20 this method Of blowing was
that both f-et being occupied opportunity was Of
Tered Tor q management Of the swell. Within the
past two years Instruments constructed this Euro
pean plan of double blowers, have been manura:fur
ed i'm this country and tC cou1teract thfs difficulty
l"ant OF s"eH) yer has been projected from the
center ~ the instrument. so tct upon the swell and
operated by the knee. TIE Inconvenience and CON
oriou necessary TO effect this object are dSagrseabIe
enough To gentleman, but TO ady the use Of such
an apUcnaa-e i" nearly impossible.
'ar AUTOMATIC device whites this difficulty entire
" the simple act Of blowing with more or es~ force
giving the desired increase or decrease in the volume
of tone.
For seVen etn years The superior excellence Of our
Nelode, has not been questioned and two years
pas the n"rmous demand has made 10 inn ossbIe for
us omest our orders promptly. With our increased
facilities, feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that heir orders i'll be promptly me-, and solicit
continuance Of their patronage.
- liberal discount to Clergyu1eu, Churches and
s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19

The water that flows from a sDriDr
doesn't CONCEAL in winter. 50 those
sentiments of friendship that flow
from the heart cannot be frozen in
adversely.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19

HI DRUGGISTS EVER HHFRE.
ASK FOR HFINB0f D-S. TAKE No OTHER
'ur ont The Advertisement and send for &c.
1y25 Ana Avoid Imposition a-G Exposure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
SECRET DESEASEs

In all theirStag 8, tjitGc Expense.
Ljt,i. or no change OF Diet, No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure.
It causes frequent desire and gives strength to Ir
nate, thereby Removing Distinctions Preventing AMI 4
Curing structures OF the tretla aIiayar Pain In
aammaton, frequent in the class II diseases aaI
eNpeug all poisonous, diseased and VERMONT natter
Thousands upon thousands who have been victims of
quackS, and who have paid hery1 fees 10 be cured I'm
short time, have found they were deceived ami HAT
the POSION" has. 1y The use Of Powerful 4~frf.-
Eentsbee1 dried up In the SYSTEM break out in an
aggravated form, and peEtFls after JtE1yiagc
and diseases of the URINARY ORGANS whether ey-
listing hi MALE or Re ALE. frua Whatever ratsp
originating and no matter Of HOW LONG STAND
Diseases Of these DREAMS requires the ail Of nIU-
RETTC. IiEL' BOLD ; EXTRA, T BUCHE Is TIE
GREAT DlJ #kTIC, and is certain have he desired
effect in all diseases fer VII eli it IS recommended
Evidence or the most reliable and responsible char
acter win accom- any the medicine.
FREE 81 90 per bottle. G.. six for $500.
Delivered to any address securely packed from ooser-
Describe symptoms in ali COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for Information q
HB. HELMBoLr, Cb9mfst,
1oi South Tensh-st., be-. Chestnut, phila
FELNRoLD's Medical Depot.
HELMB0LD's dug and Chemical Warehouse,
5sz Brcaaway, New York.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIEs AND UNPRNCI
PIED DE- HERS who enteavor TO dispose ''ot their
own and Other articles the reputation attained
Helmholi's Genuine Preparations
EN;rae hochu.
Improved Rose wash.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
A Trial VIII convince the most ssepHeaL
neutrality-suspicious.

Ia n1ny nftctio1ts uecE'iHy to Isaezls the TX
Tract BucHU Is uneguated by amy other remedy as IN
Ctloriss or Rel en;i"n irreguIarity Pa nfuuess or
Suppression Of Customary Eva~uatiors liberated or
Scirrhous state Of the UteEus. L-uciurr 1 or Wttes
Steriltty. and for all complaints incident TO the sex
whether arising from ndjscretou, Habits of gissEa-
ton, in the
DECLINE On CuANGE OLE ILEE