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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

,v FOE Sale.
4 following property: n - ~ 80 =
Two Brick Store Rooms, With DWellinR IN aktashnd
VlSO Three Brick Dwellings.
PAyments made eaGy. Apply 10 i.4F. .s-Jtg
JACOB H0RNBRoOK.
Adoe11 u ~ /. Ohloo WheelIng Gaa Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

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VNHE purpose OF this institutIbn e to instruct
i young msn land women tool IN tho principles
which govern the correct EFHnBan80n, of pecuniRry
business and in Aoc0untantIhp andit1 o0noomItants
"eh BOOH-tk EEPING; 5-sl III.
stripped Of its absurd 'verbiagS and ancient pro
li1ity and intricacyp and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing buGiuesR, especially in the United
which aTsNs sSt ~ f rom ~ LHs
tion aB those Of nAtule and comprised In very few
words, are rst made familiar0t to the student, who
who is then conducted through aeonrs0 of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books in great
variety sf foTnsj till he thus acquires amAStsrY OF
the art which enables him to apply itWith faoiity
to any kind Of buBineSs.'t slr7 Bra Hs. tt
IA wRITING SCHOOL
: open day and evening. attended by both ladieR
end gentlemen, where, Without entering for the full
oOurIe, good h9nd'NFitilg can be obtained Ina
''SH ,ARlTHRIETIO,,
and Its application TO all manuar Of % g-1
OOUNTING.HOUsB CALCULATIONS, 20
receive the attention their primary Importance de.
mAnds. The student viii be mnde acquainted NTH
tendinE greatly to the abbreVhtion Of his work.
There Il open tO'th6 6tudentalSo oourBS Of is,iHa
r. or BUSINESS sCIENCE ms3i =
e0mprisInk Political Economy, Commercial Law hnt
Of eminent Buiinal! Men in regard to the be5
mothSds q oondustiRpk e R B%q1lneiHf % 81, y
InGtr1ctionl in theaboys su6IectHi are intersp6r
cd with mAxim1 and inopl6a atl6ug tending TO ith
formation OF high character - mem aud cttZenl.
The course OF Instruction II Intended 10 be D.
comprehensive aud thorough ~ that of any OF the
0ornmerciHl C6Hege4 while the sSpsple 70 the -ltt
dent IL much lels! ~, -. ...f-,i9 10 8
=, Ii. II, beEs leave to refer tho1ent0 whom he q
unknown to the OfacOrs pf the balkl IN WheeIIAg
and Bridgeport and especially to his students.
.iii ui H5gs TDRlEsS&& OWT
For the full coprae RPoye indicated, Including the
requisite blank bookB for B6dk.keept9& tie charge
y 80, payable entering. The time 1spally 'Ssf
9uiEed Tor the eouFSS q from two to otfeA months
put the student Is not limited iy heSRy
remain - long, and return a9 ofthp5 hq PleaSeS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

The Daily Nssps, likesOm others, is be-
logged with the multiplicity of Hirginias,,
and solicits calculation at our hands. We
win V do our best TO clear our oui contsmpOra-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12
It ouRlsoATARRH, AND PAM N a4Hl rE4PtlS
No VIOLENT sYR1NaINs OF THE HRAD.
,YIr ar,-s5i- ~ ,aTil, Ann RIrr1S. RRaroRHn.

No VIOLENT sYRNaINa OF TIE HEAD.
TN sENsn oIeTAsHi AM sHE1E RHsIoRED.
For eeltRr6s OataFEh has defIed the SkiII phys
IcianB and BufgeonB. No medical work contains q
pEesoEipklo AhAt will eradicate tIsl Nothing save
pr, Go6d0le's Remedy will TbrORk It up, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease and preclu-
ding thepoSAblHtyt 0fR TelApsaG ta7uI - -ttI4 p
No form Of CatREEh can vRithstAnd its searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever Afforded such
mmediAte relief gave such universal
It pOnetrAtaI 70 khOory seat Of this disease, and
exteFminAtOs IL SrOot and branch fOe eVer.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser. -
HAY, R6sG, AID PERIapIo oG4iRRH.-Dr. 3. Good.
ale's CatAErh REMEDY and mode Of treatment not
only Affords the gre9teSt relief In every c
CatarThl hut Il the disease forever II
an Its types and stages. Bvery one well Of It
Price 800 per Bottle. Send RStamp for Or Good
aleB New Pamphlet on CatarEh, its P6rfect mode o.
treatment and rapid cure Information OF price
leSa Salna-Send or call at once. ss.
NoRfoN 3 Co., Sole Agents, 70 BlSeeker ST., N: Y
-a kN, ,IIsg6 90 waeSnhgs :. q
nOV28.1y yd6W
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.OATARRHi- 7
q AND MO n OF TREATMENT Is
THE, ACME OF PERERCTION.

It quB1I HAY, ROSS An, PlRIooDIo d CATARRH. o
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The recruiting of negro trOops goes on
per, day being enlisted. A branch Of Gen.
Oasey's Examining Board is already iestab.
lished, BY Col. FFederiuks and Maj. Tag
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RHEUMAT1O COMPoUnD5ss 5 Z

reaches the source OF Al tFonble, and efTsctuaIly
baniShes the disease from the 9yStem ~ itS imme-
% give It trial, and become Satiaded oflitsLYpn-
derful power. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-12

~ -
II pusls c4TARRH n ALL Irs TINS AID s4IaaS
Il Gums cArAaaH, am 17aa.s Coasuislr.Ies.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
rnr 80 ro roLlow coMMEEcr.


\ writer IN Orcs-a Heek give d, scrip
ton II : Russian bah II Moscow. during Viii h
the scene in the hal room wa enliyened q,
TIC strange phenomenon Of a snow storm.
produced BY the sudden lowering Of the tenn
neratGre % the room. The writer tina. de-
>eTih+s *:
I'll. evening passed pleasantly enough. but
toward the close ;he heat BEGAN t. ct intoltr-
able. and although the gentlemen did their du-
" well, II i only fair 10 say. ia flaming the
fair ones, and bringing them ices, II became
more and more oppressive. AT last gentle
man drawer than the rest probably his arm
aehed threw ol,en the top part Of window.
and now happened the phenomenon. 4 cold
gust cf wind blew Suddenly IN through the
window. and The heated air which was congre-
gated Ia The upper part of the room became
suddenly condensed. and descended upon the
assembled party IN the form 81 snow fakes
Probably there never was seen - curious a
sight III n hall room. Ladies and gentlemen IN
ball toilette. in the midst of dance. and snow
fakes descending; ami were 1t not for the in
eongruity Of The attire, more like \ skarng
! party. The Storm " a. fs may he inn
agined, the conversation Of the guests for the
rest of the evening, and Of the inhabitants 81
the town for the ensuing week
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Ys.s -Nss.f,. AZ 9. y an.ts psahsua. Bssiui n.
BrsdlsY. Eewa u u~ii- = tssi Ca, ssibn. Calisu
Davis. DesEa. Ds~ssy fyasr. Fiaea, Giaerd u .nas.
HYATT. Jtrkeus. xeclarT. Nsso,. Niluzsn. Se~Isn.
slss OJlsf, kchmond. SissEs, Van bsssif.- Vssisr
al ~. Pre- 1 isnt-3o.
Ssrs Mes r. Barter, Eeesqn. Brown - Hlrulliar
cssan Chspnsn, Culver. Fnsish, Fuiisr. Har1 = e.
shall. ~ r. Nsyes. EsAgsn Tory. IhoH psou, Naft
" ODD. and fright -i1r
Pending the roll call
Mr. ALLISON. IN explanation Il his vote.
said Do REGARDED defeat ~ this bill - much
a. e. say that We shsil not have bin for the
adjustment u the State debt during tn ses-
zion. There are many features IN the bill h.
did not like. but rather than 60 home without
bill Tor The purpose indicated he would oie
ave-
Mr.. CHAPMAN said h voted against this
bin because IA believed we hal no right 10 re-
peal the law creating a state Agency IN New
York until al thee bonds are fully paid.
Mr. HORD said he had desired H. give rea-
sons a length for opposing this mea-ure-he
had numerous facts and figures u present
against IT, passage-but he could not rccife
them now IN the limited time in which ne sup
posed the senate would require him 70 present
the reasons for bis vote. lie deprecated the
course pursued by the friends II the Lin In
ihru-iing II upon the senate under the opera
tions 81 the previous question. and trusted II
would be- ~ feated in the House
Mr.. NANIER. In explanation e his vote.
said: ! came here determined u vote for some
adjustment ~ our >tdtf debt. / believe The
debt viii b. due on the 18th II January, fsfs5.
feel that the honor Of Indiana requires an al
Jusiment. | voted in favor Of the Branham
bill on the motion u strike IL out from The en-
acting 81 utsc. regret That that b. n cotlli not
have bctn amended and rasSetl 'Flie Bradley
bill. nOw on ~. passage. WI. this morning. on
my suggestion. amended 40 a. 10 create a fund
that viii In eight years discharge the debt. The
Till under consideration having been amended
Ia this particular j. no longer liable - the OBJ
lection made BY me last evening. The bill.
now on 10. passage. j. not entirely satisfactory
o. me- But IL j. the only bill before the senate
prov iding for the payment Of the state debt. \
vote against that bill will place me in the posi-
ton # regulating any aud ~ arrangeme NJ for
the paving 81 the debt. 10 not want 10 oc-
cupy that position, and | shall vote, under all
the circumstance. for the bin, - not the best
but the only plan for the pawn at II the
debt i love Indiana too well TO stand oppo~-
al 10 the payment 81 her debts. III believed
that the debt was not due / should vote against
any bill whatever. But cntcrtaing the other
view, and earnestly desiring 20 scc this incum-
bus removed, 7 vote FAYE,
The result was then announced A. above re-
corded. and 20 the bill passed the senate.
Mr.. FINCH introduced a bill :. No. 3iSl for
An Act 10 amend sections and If IN Act 10
reorganize the Evansville Insurance Company
which was passed q the second reading
And then the senate took a recess till >
o'clock 4. ".
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16


This hiii involves the principle II the Brad
irf hill 90 the ef'isr hranrl. We should pay
a.ir debt ai this time. - that when the hnan-
ga storm rplur- a. come ~ Nili-we shall be
aiii Il deia. lhen the i.eet Interests q The
~ u lt .Hire us IL Z Ike fhi. money arrf ufFr~
% "hrr' rtery man ia the state viii he benc-
ut Il by IL. Tie alleged that farmers could not
pay i'fr cent for this fund. IL connection
ifh The expensive ferm1lliies about IT, Tilfse
go 30 could b. 80 Invested q once IN state
ne common seheg's. lie 80, Opel 10 The
Whole system & sinking fund.-, and would
bring the public creditors and thrtaxuayer. -
near together as possible.
Mr. iONblL The ar ument II the gentle
man from jefferson was unanswerable. lie
referred 20 Air. C0fIroths statement. that this
fund loaned O. farmers 80 : per cent. was
special benefit. aud alleged that IL was incon-
si>tert with that gcBteinan's statement the
oiher day. that iaustInni, m AR -ultursl
pursuits I'D n0t p1y lnorc thar three per
cent.
Mr. COFFROTH exrllined iiiai hi, remarks
the Other dlf hui Respect - large SUNS Il
money.
M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that the borrowers
of tIl- fund iu nine ci-,~ eat Il ten were IN TO
condition - Esy whom their notes become due.
They could ply now. when money Is plenty,
btitcr thsn al any future time.
Mr.. Bus ARK having voted se>i1st the Is
suance OF bonds % the state N the rate II siN
per cent, was compelled 10 vote against this
bill.
Mr. FOULKE demanded the previous cues
tion.
Mr. OIIFAlAN de,ired 70 amend by max
ing the interest per cent. on the new bonds.
The previous question was seconded. and
the main question WIS ordered. VIZ: shall the
Committee amendm ut> be- adopted.
The amendments Of tho Committee were re-
jecied-yea, L., nays A.: aud the question re-
CURED on the engrosstnent anu third read
ing Of the bili.
Mr. NENCOMB proposed To amend by in
sorting in section (. line ,. this: Ger Ia the
stocks AMI bonds OF the United states AT their
market value, not exceeding par value, and
bearing rate Of interest at q per cent per an
num-"
II was adopted.
Dir. NEWCONB proposed further - amend
IN the 9Th section. line 3. strike out ..of" and
insert this paid for the Indiana state stocks"
This would provide against an objection urged
by Mr.. Coiiroth. that there shall be issued new
bonds only for the amount paid. The shave
cnures 10 the benefit Of the State.
Mr.. BRANIIAM and Mr.. liENRICkS. As
the bill now stands the benefit of the shave
would enure To- the school fund.
Mr.. COFtROrH. And it would probably
double the debt of the state in the ease Of the
purchase Of the 2ik per cents.
ON motion by Mr.. BRANHAM, it was or
dered that this special order be continued UNI
ill disposed of.
The SPEAKER announced THE special COM
mittec on Mr.. Buskirks College bill. II. n. No.
g. VIZ: Messrs. Buskirk, Branham, Fouike
L1ssellc and Gleason.
On motion Of Mr.. KILGORE. the House
took "A recess till O'clock z. NJ
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
INSURANCE.
WE GIVE BELOW LIsr OF PARTIES INSURED
w a. The
SlNNiSSIPpI INSURANCE COMPANY,

~ho have subsidized les By ase eince - orEsaEaisu
The tnst coisnn denotes tie ugmher q policy the
: cod soiuun1 the IA ured. rsEarss The
proa pti.uc = The Company tn
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
Take Particular Notice.

Drs Acton 4 CO. aiires al those wlo have inlursd
tleu-.lsr. y royer indsl<-nce sAi sotsry habas
which ruin - body ard Mind unatfg t.e or efther
ba-ir.sss. stu y. t5-isiy or marriage
Toe ubpa a.ied s1ccess shch has attended Cur prsr-
tee AMI he many remarkable cures we have fecfed
shirh pronounced inc1fsbls b. the Boat en- pen
rhsscsus. a-t fes - IN o-ering sfrTcss u The
rsffif- - e unf,riul.;e Oar log rrsct CO aud
he niof eueri q fhs -dcsl fr9ierlg an osf the
rnt r. press. .houc colvi1ce he skeytc4 teal
car ans I'll perform al We Trom.se.
Dr.. acton Co have for rany yssrs Crfsn lively ce-
yuifd Their stisu.ion 10 the Treatment .. tsess con
pia.nts
mr.. No " Wet Gar aai sr.s. lad poss. laiaDs
deci5 dAsIy
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

FRIDAY. Deeeniler T.. I-s5
lhr roH-call having determined quorum
en- motion e Mr. HOOVER. tn reading 81
The ieun. on Yesterday was dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. HOGATE presented memorials for
'l1ims hN o. propiittnr- 81 the Daiiy Jour
rot. Daiiy Herald. Duly T,leaebh. etc. for
" - 'sr~ ftsrnisl~i. which %rsfe referred to
the 'ornmittee On Claims.
hfipk1s fEoN COMMITTEES.
MI TIKI ->IEI;, iron. the Committee, on the
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
ASTROLOGICAL.

IN HARSEss sAkxRs AMP s. SADDLE s.S1 .
IN Ays,y = &c 4''n-'ey Co. Nc. a axsH n.,s
decl dlu
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
SETTLING IT'S LOSSES,

III. pubic are re',rrsd I, shy Of toe psrtl,- who's
usmls hr-e ano.x.d.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
Report of Secretary WcIIcs.
VESSELS NOW IN SERVICE.

Secretary Welles' report opens with an ac-
count of the capture Of Wilmington and its
dcfences. and goes on TO recount the naval
operations which took place up the 2d Of June.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Drs. Acton Co-D-ar sra ! mast sgain state that
remedies are really e1celleLt f0r scr0fulA Sfph
d.. Seni1ai Weskress, inquiries - TIE tloof nd
they fsi 10 ~ben nses1 = direcf~d have
c-sdct in * the worst cas~s q syyhyl
our hofp,el,. Ia he short sPsce - fo1r ~esks
y. W n LkstIs, n ..
.e~ Yar.. Dec nber IS. Isl
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
MEDICAL.

Ma FDfroH-it j. With peasure make known the fol-
loving facts % the puoiic believing my testimony may
BE- VI service % some invalid who has hitherto failed 90
obtain relief. Al all events doing 10 more than
Justice % medical gentlemen - your city, IT, con
rssng thai have successfully treated several ssry bad
cases ~ s.nias weakres and female comp ATM ~
Aeon a co.
For fsmas Teatness. DO not know - any thing that
equal ibesc femrd e. have prs.crbed tLssn Tor
great many iadirs Nhe have been troubled Or yeas
9TH ~efkn.ss. anc n perfect
elecied very bal have Jiedef tbs ssds
% tfeAt0isnt "a the 8. ~ pace n tao wteks
Norr-. respectfully.
". =. MEE~E, NJ u.
Cleveland, Ohio Deoems.r = l,ss.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Drs. Acton & II have cured. b. TIE use o, your
rsmefies, several patients fhaf had ben u 10
Lars Asy uu ffom the evil effects sefninal seas-
ness eft4ry habits. Ia al tucb cases cors!ser
nothing CA equal your med c ns
" s.iI1ss n D.
Albany. :. l., October IS, Ia
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

gHTHiS EN fERPRislNG COMPANY, ~ 4 Little
over sis year, has ISSUED over $500 Policies AID
paid near $500 0nDin Losses. Il Is prompt an
,ii,s- tran actions, payi e. losses cine fully
receives the premiums on s 'olic e., plrtgg ~ no
respect from the general principles upon which al the
great Mutual Life Ia urance Of America have ba I'd
Ter success. II claim, tse ADVANTAGES ct increased
rates Interest On - nvrs'mcnt- over Etst-ru CJn
pane; AMI, also, less rate II mortality then l. eSpc
ri-icef IN he Ea>ifwo very important items c,u-
siier IN the s-lec ion Of Lfe Insurance. Company.
Over two hnniei % he Nor hsestern Policies are now
held in Ind annapolis.
8 s. DAGGEr, Poes't.
A. ". kKIIoGG, Secretary.
Principal onice. 4l8 Main street. Milwaukee
CHICAGO office. - -aiborn street.
Cncinn,t Ofice, - We { Third ret
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Seminal Weakness.

Fema'e complaints trea,ei With Efes, sacoess Oar
Periodical Drops Mi BRING the nihly sllkness In
cases q obstruction froun aay cause Pri,et o..
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Cert ncst@s e the various cles nr-t put
envelopes sen "a up and m xei AID wlea ordered are
taken out wi'to1t regard 10 ctOic anf ny mail,
fnu, tivns all fair chance. On rrci,t q the certn-
cate, vii sce What you % sud then IL at
your option {, send the Dollar and take tn article or
not. Purchasers mtg thus obtain God waiel, Dla.
Io.d RING ~ Aiy 81 Of JeNe ~ lit Tor oSE
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Dcsertions from the REGULAR Army
Negro sufsragc-Fcnian Affairs
National Esanks-Ncxy York Hotel
Inceudiary-sciz OF Contra ba nj
Goods Government sale. H0unty
Erauas-Msiitary Affairs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
Ksif not Stranger

While riding in a Second Street
car a few days ago, my attention
was arrested by the conversation OF
two gentlemen, who were standing
before me. They were expressing
in loud tones and with much ear
nestness Of manner, their disbcli,f
in Christianity and their approval OF
tina. intid, IL which transcendanta-
lists denominate, s The Religion Of
Reason"
:. Where did YOU spend the win
OF '63," aske the elder gentlemen
Of his cpma, ion. ''In Europe, was
the reply; :. visited Florence,
Rome, Naples. Is not the Bay OF
Naples splendid But let me tell
YOU, [ witnessed what was far more
impressive, an eruption OF Versa
wins. What magnificent, yetter-
rible spectacle, | shall never forget
the day it was still and beautiful
not a cloud in the sky, suddenly, the
volcano which rises more than three
thousand feet above the sea. pDared
forth a vast volume Of liquid fire,
which. cpuacting in streams, rolled
down the mountain side with fear
ful power, sweeping away every bar
rier and destroying all that were
living in It's path. Isit not strange,
IL continued, : that any human
being sholld dwell 50 near the very
pates OF death. constantly exposed
to sud len destruction Yet such is
the fact! Along these volcanic
slopes the simple peasant builds his
lava cottage, plants the fruitful vine
and dwells content, if he but have
sufficient for to-day, reckless ofwhat
the morrow may bring forth
| beg yoar pardon, said lady,
sitting BY my side, " for saying
that you are more reckless than the
ignorant vine dreSsers. whose folly
yol deplore, for another eruption
NAV not occur during the lifetime
Of the present iuhabitan5, and even
If It should, many will escape. while
Tor vou, il YOU continue to deny
Christ. destruction more terrible
will oyertake Won, for there IS none
ctaer name under Heaven given
among men whereby we must be
eavad.'n Solemn and earnest were
the words Of warning and entreaty
uttered by this faithful Christian
woman. As she was leaving the
car they bale her good bye with
mucl sincerity Of manner, promis
inc 10 heed her words OF admoni-
ton.
Who knows but that the seed Of
truth thus sown by the wayside may
not vet spring up and bring forth
much precious fruit,
Christian reader, when You have
an oppo nifty spe; k q word for
t ,e master, do you remain silent
Shall we let the enemies Of oar no
" religion go forth unreb0ked, TO
SOW the seeds o. Gea h along the
highway e life, that Satan may
reap q richer harvest!
81 not faith ess with the morn
Scatter abroad the grain,
At uoontiIe faint not tho forl0rn,
At evening SOW again
Blessed are they whatc'er hctiie
Who thus j waters sow beside"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
Children, Obey Your Parents.

The iail was alarge, gl3omy-look-
inc stone baildin@. The windows
were made strong byggeat iron bars
fastened across them. Bat the in
side was most 9toomv. 1t was di-
vided into very small rooms, only
five feet wide and eight long. Each
room had 4 cros5-barred iron door,
with strong bolts and locks: and
when the iaiIer opened or shut the
door the hinges grated tiighttully
on the ear.
IN one Of the rooms Of the jail
was voang man, about twenty
eirht wears old. He had been found
guilty Of making and passing bad
money; and the Judge said he must
GO to prison. and stay there - long
rs he lived. But he was 50 SICK
that lie could not be removed tothe
prison.
Poor fellow. Once he could play
in the green fields, down by the
cool spring. or under Shady trees y
his father house: or wlcE he was
tired, he couid 20 homo and lay his
b,,l u,,, ii, mathn,,s i-oaa AMI
rest himself. or fhe was sick. She
wo9ld sit by his bed and ki,dlv
mrs. him Btt now how ditfnront.
sbut nm n = dark gloomy mil viii
no one - ca~n tGr HIM and MI III
a,,,nnI c,rsin,r ~. swaarin,, onI
Tnrr;J noises Oh he f.T very
vrra.cbrJ
Said he i shall never bo able "a
=, 10 tb, prison. / nm 81 s;cL-ob
FL va, ONLY ready t. die. il would
not matter 50 nucI. -
And are YOU not ready 10 die !
"Oh uo. said hc, : | am afraid
70 die
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
TIL TY-FIVE THOUSAND NOW IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted for Five Years

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN We boldly an
onnce u Ertate-t triumph in musical ruInrnts ~
he age Buring the past half century the French and
GeT1uaus have manufactured instruments with
'"uhe bellows, and two pedals 'Or he to operate
Ut the wdrt of the reversed exhaustion bellows
"hiCh l. tie only u Flows used in our instruments
made it impossible for them produce the mellow rio
and musical tone for which Instruments are cee-
Grated.
Another objection 10 this method OF blowing WAS
hat 10th + ct being occupied opportunity was Of
'tred Tor tie manage f1cnt Of the swell. Within the
.- twn years, Instruments constructed this Euro
plan of double blowers a x .lan rnanufa,ur-
I'd In this country, and to COuuteract raS difficulty
twant OF SWELL LIVER has been projected from the
etntef Of the instrument, to act upon the swe and
operated by the &nee The Inconvenience and con
oron necessary to effect this object di~agreesl
.nouph 10 a gentleman. hat ady the use OF such
IN appendaee i nearly impossible
cur AUTOMATIC device viftrs this hicp'tv entire
Y. the simple act Of blowing with more or esz force
giving the desired increase decrease in the volume
of tone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence of our
Neodt ons has not zen questioned and two wears
pas the normouS demand ha, made IL i'm ossihe for
10 meet orr orders promptly. With our incI eased
abilities. feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders i'll be promptly met solicit
continuance of their patronage.
TEA liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches and
SchOOlS.-.e1s