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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

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lHYSIcTAN aud SURGEON, NiuEvue, Wisconsin
pr Ferriu intending 10 I8cets permanently in
Ftagflge offers hs professional services its citizens
- surrounding country. SO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
ALIEN. WILSON.

kWTER sad C0LLCCTgR, Ataersl Point, VII
| e,usla WIN attend Is su profess NAL business
entrusted g. hs care. Especial attention given {"
ytncing ANA Investigation oi titles 70 Real rs
sste.
once opposite lse Court Hsuse, up stairs. eC
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

Professional and business Cards not exceeding SIX
ttncs Slo per year.
Twelve lines So1pareI tyne compact matter,
81 cir equivalent is space wiit be counted square
Estray Notices published f1F weeks. - for single
aad alLy cents for raeh additional animal IN
notice.
legal Notices at statnteratca
Special Notices lea ied auj having precedence Of
atry ~ Tertscur nts so per cent advance on or
aiuary
Advertisements not accompanied With directions VIII
t- jn."rted till forbid. and charged fo accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
>tNItEI. W. REESE.

4 TT0RStY Al baw and Notary Public, ptdS-yi'lr,
L Iowa Coanty Wis Particular attention paid ~
slastiuE- Refer u Hsa. T. C. Wa~1hasus aat cobb
Z Sufauth. S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

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Attends 20 all BUSINESS Gn short rotce-
AlUln Ja4aasy sH. .h. l-ga- @it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
, go cUou.E Apple
Iltn.

nmESTAL II sRBER, attends to u.c Ton-5riaI va nt.
of the public. SHAVING -HAiE-CUTTLNG-
EIse APUOING.
High ~trecI,......--.- Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
.. " TI--a 7."I aU0 LToeH W.
jess pulled, and mighty fine

"A Young lady who lately gave an order
ta her m;lIiucr for a bonnet, said. ou
arc 10 make it plain, but at the same time
smart. as ! st in conspicuous place in
church"
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
a f. V DAYS, and has cured thousands upon thous-
aud Of cases Of Consumption after physicians and
all other remedies had failed and the patients
had been given up 10 die This Baisam is the
most perfect and niallihle remedy for all discas-
of the Lungs known TO The civilized world.
SAN and take nothing else.
Price - cents for fial bottle. large bottles
+ 80 per bottle
Sold at Dr. EASTEEI.Y I co. = Family NJ
irine store. corner OF Third ana Chestnut sts,
st. Louis, No. and at then branch store 70 Mad
isun street, Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

skSsts OF srA'S.--fhe last census taken
IN spaam gives the population as Is, ,464,-
ooo. The area OF that country being 1914
~ square mics, gives density Of seven
ty nine to the squagc mile, or about one.
third that Of Great Britain. Madrid. the
capital, has 2Sl, 40 inhabitants.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

JAPANESE Crsroa. = Economy is great
Vittue IN japan. to encourage which strip
o hsh-skjn Is sent with every letter from
o'' oihcml. whatever The sufie,t. to /, miad
'he r.ceirer that their ancestors were once
poor nsacrmen, and that therefore none OF
.heir de>cendents should be ashamed OF in
dostry and economy.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
Universal Family Pills.

1li''l are very mild and pleasant in their operation
Vet NOR" prompt and el,ciga IN cleansing tic system
from all billions putrid and irritating matter tha' The
Nhn- other iiil- in general use. They viii he fotnd
u'ih superior 10 other piil- cure the diseases in
oidrni 10 llir y tSf Families IT., them
sHf Prrc 51e'nts rcr hos Forty Pills in a box
80 Sold ai i,r. EASlEI,Il : Family Mrdiciue
store corner If Third and Chestnut streets ST Luuis
Mo. and AZ 81 MAli.nn slroet. Ihien..n. lie
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
Dr. EASEEEIs.y'S
Universal Family pills

Can be recommended TO the afflicted with The great
est confidence bccs ing them tar superior any other
pills now IL use. For Liver Complaint and Dysp.p-
sa these Pill really invaluable They ,liti,. the
'iiia"d seer ti,. of the Sula and liver producing
hcaliy action i'll those important organs For Female
Complaints and hAbitual Cosiivcnc>s. thoy have
equal. The, can be used al all times with perfect
sai,ts IN Billions, in,crmiitel and Rcinilcnt Fever
and az complaints when purGstit" is required
ihes" Pulls n1c III RELY NIGETAli.E IN their in
gradients and perfectly liiiMLES> in all their Iual-
itLNs. and ar,. d..-i,-nrl b lt,
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
Dr. EaNcrI,'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cure of Bilious Diseases, Sick head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Costlvcncss, Jaundice and all
Dcrangenents Of the S stem where an
Aperient or Catbartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE ~ WHICH
pnrgsilv" medicines not less rc,irirrd
aud much sickness and suffering might be '.r,.s..fed
were they more generally used. In the v III l.RS
STATES. where bilious Diseases GENERALLY prevail
Cai!aric med ccin,- iud sr-'-illc No person can
he we'll Mhilr c,~ti,- habit oi body prevail bsidee
il sO1n produces serious and often fui:li d.casis
which might be avoided by timely and judisious use
OF proper tatlaric medicine
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the Lungs

Reader, have YOU Cough, Cold or any disease
Of the Lungs DO not neglectit Delay is dan
gerous. Millions die annually BY negecting a
common cold Coughs and colds. if not cured in
their early stage, lead 10 Consumption and then
perhaps 10 an early death. BE advised in time
and procure at once that celebrated remedy
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
DR.. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER
Ladies, Read This.
DEa. KEOOSsEgs-S
FE MALE CORDIAL.

i his elegant and popular medicine will cure
all Female ompia,nts, such as Excessive
Painful or suppressed Mens,rutation, Luz
c2rrhea, OF Whites, Falling Of the
womb, and all irregularities of the
Monthly Periods 1t will also bring on
the Menscs when checked by Colds and
all unnatural causes.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
Dr. Carter. Cough Isalsnsn

Is purely vegetable in it, ingredients, and per-
fectIy harmless in its qualities, and as mild and
pcason' the most delicate cordn 1t has been
in general use for the last ten years.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
INSANE ASYLI-M.

y SANE, ST LOUIS. MO. A Private Institu
ton established and conducted. by the Sisters Of
Charity. Founded adg. 10, 1858. The insane.
Epilrptic &C., of oil denominations, Of both Sc x
es aud from ever state admitted. Fur terms
etc, apply to TIE Sister Superior. or to Dr. J. K,
BAUDUY, Attending Physician. nvl-d1ys
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

One wine glass inll. taken three times day,
before meals, will be sure cure for by spepSia
viii prevent Fever and Ague, riari hea. Liver
Conyiaiit and Constitution; will remove III!
Na ulsrcy Aciditv or Ileatiness from thc Stoin.
ach, creating h, althv Appetite and inpaitng
Strength aud Nigor 20 the whole s. stem.
These Bitters are agreeable t. the taste. per
fectlv pure. aud recommended in all cases where
a healthy stmulant is required
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

1t warns, moistcns and stimulates the whole
breathing apparatus, and inparts new lie to the
emaciated system. Immediate attention should
be given to
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
nj. Is. IElIHEANA e,sn.

SOLE MANUFACTURES 4 PHuPglnTons
No ia North 9th street, 81. Louis
rly- fWnisksd Il ~, T.-,9. at 50 PR &e-es.
For sale by PARKS & HoSuEli. STEvEil
son Il CAkNAHAN. +. :. BALiORp
HUME, q. SCHLGEL and SCHNITJONS 4
ROSS
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
DIR. EasterIy's
DIiRRIlUi SYRITp

VII cure Diarrhoea, Dyscntery. Summer
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morbus and
all arrangements OF tht Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
aud rtfcctual remedy ever discovered for
the Cure of Bowel Complaint is
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
WINTER COIlsIl.


The harsh dry winter Cough which sffiicts OLD
PEOPLE and fuvalids in low state of health,
can be etieciaally cured by the use Of
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

Every .aiay at tii- season should use
SpEER'S SAMRT Ri PORT WINE
81 rf..f,d IN hurepc fur ill., medicinal md hu.cia
quai:.'s hiehls nicd y eminent p, sic',n~. used
in European and American Hospitals. and by some Of
the 3t- arilit- IN Europe aud America.
A> \ TONIC, II I'm no equal. causing an appetite
and ani,dns up NE > stem. being entirely pure wine
of q most taiaht erair
- DIi ii.Iie Il niparis healtly action q He
Glaas iNisna and :ii:rs or-.tt+ very h,ne..s al in
Drcp-y. Gnui and i'iisum'.tic affections.
SiELitr WiNL ii i pftrt article from the Juice Of
the Port '.rapc. INe., s-lE medical propfi';it- eipr
rior IA aiy other M III aud cycceut article
FOR all weak and debiitaed persons. and tie aecd and
inirnl improving the appetite alla bcntnifiii- ldirs
and children.
Try once. and Won viii not be deceived.
- Ir -urei ihe signature of ii.sRLD srEaR is
cork .; Zach bottle.
Sold hy druggists and al first class dealers who also
sell the CAS- tl.i.l.A FOlsf BRANDY choice old
article imported only ~ Mr.. Speer, direc from the
VALLEY ofcporio.
- -~1radr supplied by wholesale druggists in New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and II. LouiS. Aud By
A. SPEER. al hi Vineyard III New Jersey Pfitci-
pal Office a09 Broadway. New York
For sale in DaNcuporiby Harrison & STAik-,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. becl-dIy
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam,

This medicine Immediately STOPS the COUGH
produces free and easy expectOrntion. removes all
mucuous and foul matter from the air passa yes,
gives ease IN difficult breathing allays the irria-
ton Of the Lungs and effects SPEEDY CURE,
by soothing and ne aiinx all Puinonary VI = brxano.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
DIR. nOOper's Female Cordial.

II is the most pleasant and n4lliabe remedy ever
invented for the cure of Female complaints IaIi,s
try il. Price 81 ~ per bottle.
Sold atDr EASTEliiY'S S Family Medicine Store
corner Of Third and Chestnut strcc,- ST. Louis No
and " Madison street, Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
DIR. Eastprly'S Diarrhpa NyruD,

i has boon ,hnt0urly tn-tcd and found an INFAL-
IiAiltt Ct RE for these dangerous complaints 1t l.
the best medicine in the world for Children when
tcethin, Price - crnt- per bottle
So Sold at pr. T. EASfEkIY & COS Family
Medicine Stor,, corncr ~ Third and Chestnut streets,
st Louis. aud ~ Madison street, Chicago. III.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
KR.V M'e
t'vfm Mg Mf srAsLE

JAS. A. HIGH,
PROPRIETOR oS rus
Harrison Hlrrea Livery stable.
n-E-,&AS HARRISON STREET BETWEEN
6sk-B-s Front and Second Horses II
lArrlnEes. cf the best quality. TO let at all
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BoUGnT AND SOLD.
and boarded ut reasonable charges my 10 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08

@ o u q Fl b A L 8 A NJ
WIN Care Conghs. CeDds, Ass11na
Comsman pi1om. 1BrOmehttlo, spit.
and IBrenst. WhOOping Cough,
l'rOwy, and Diseases Of Throat,
Chesl 10 sssl B.uDSn.
rT,HE MOST PERFECT. PLEASANT AND
J. efcacious remedy ever discovered for all
diseases Of the Throat, Ches, and Lungs, Is
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-08
EeEc. E.ssE'5.G.K.N.S

II VIII Narr strains Cuts Efaises. cha.c~ Calls.
Bone Muscle.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
public p Meeting.

The Board of Commissioners of the
Poor request the Citizens of :4hc. Dis
trict to assemble at the Court House at
:Camben, on Saturday, the 2sd inst. at
''f2 o.clookM The object Of the meet
ing will be;.tesdevise ways and means
for the relief Of the destitute throughout
De District. The amount;of funds at
'slie i command Of the Board is totally
Inadequate to accomplish this purpose,
and unless something is speedily done,
theg,are convinced that starvation will
be the fate Of many. A general at
tendance Of the Citizens of the District
is urgently solicited.
: By order Of the Board.
IA. SCHROCK, Clerk.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
The Desolation Of Col
uinbia. S. c.

The correspondent of the New York
Times, travelling in the South, writes:
Columbia is beyond all doubt the
most desolate looking place South Of
Mason and Dixon's line. Tho rich.
green foliage of the trees which line
the streets seem to mock the dreary
prospect Of tottering walls and smoke
stained ruins over which they wave.
No one can fully appreciate the utter
destruction of the city without seeing
it. 500 buildings, not including those
of public nature, we're burned, mostly
located in the business heart of the
city. At present the city presents
truly heart-sivkening sight, and when
we take into consideration the fact that
most af the citizens firmly believe ths.t
or authorized its de:
structitn, it is not Hard to account foar.
the bitter and deep-seated hatred which
many of them exhibit toward North
ernors.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
High Price of Corn.

The Winnsboro' Is. C.) Msps of June
2, chronicles one Of the highest sales
of corn,we remember in the State. 1t
says:
The lot of 1000 bushels of corn ad-
vcrtised in tile Nties to DO sold by auc-
ton on the 31ss ult., was disposed Of
on Thursday last. Quite number of
persons were present, and the grain
was bid off at pretty high figures.
There we're sixteen lots, sold publicly
vcT5 -rWc1'y ss5;Gts-ss;.ss.sss
each two Of thirty each four of fitY
each and two Of ono hundred bushels
each.
The acreage price Of the losa was
s2.703-l!j J
The terms Of the sale-approves
note until November 1st.
We are g1ieved to bo compelled to
record this transaction, as itspoints to
three ealamities our State now suffers
under, viz. A great scarcity of corn, a
tight money market, and the already
frequently belabored rates of freight
on our railroads A combination of
causes which, IF they continue, must
result in grea. distress to urge num-
ber Of our people. Charleston .NsTs.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15

Below We give paragraph extracted
from private letter and published in
the Charleston Courier; Of q recent date,
setting forth the many disadvantages
our merchants and ether shippers are
contending against IN consequence Of
the very tardy action Of the s5Hh Car
olina Railroad: Company in relasing
the track frsn this place to RafygF
Creek distance, of fourteen miles:
We may revert to this at least seeming
neglect in our next:
CAMDEN, June 2, 1861 beg to call
your attention to matters that, if not
corrected at an early day, may very se-
riously affect the interest Of the mer-
chants of your city. The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company seem very tardy
in their movements toward the relay
ing and completing the Camden branch
to this point; thereby subjeeting the
merchants here, also the planters in
the surrounding country, to serious in
convenience, besides mourning heavy
expenses in shipping cotton aud naval
stores by fiat boats to the Wateree
Bridge, thence by rail to Charleston or
Wilmington. Of course feighls viii
Ealwaygseek the cheapest and mest e4e
FPedfit sl6ny hes
tho d &chants Of w ilningsoa and tM
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
are now rear::2g a rich harvest at ths
expense of the merchants Of your city
and the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany. The question will naturally
arise, from whence is this, or the cause
of this. state of things. BY examina-
ton of freight charge on the two roads,
you will. ind that the Wilmington
route is greatly in favor of the shipper.
For instanca, a barrel of turpentine
can be put down in Wilmington at
1925; and barrel of rosin ats cents,
while itcosts $780, to place the same
in Charleston. The same srule applies
to other freights to and from Northern
ports Our merchants tell me they can
get their goods fat much less expense
Yia Wilmington than via Charleston,
and that the difference in the expenses
is not only in freigbts, but the changes,
such as commissions, drayage, &C.,
which is greatly in favor Of Whining
ton.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15

South should ever hold the:bslance Of
power, they would demand pay for 2tksif
negrocs ~: -ls
II can't say, sir. Bat I dnIl't think
the South has los. anything that way
We got their labor before the war for
their vittels and CLOTHES and doctors bills
and we get it now for about the samc.s 81.
It's all settled down that way, and yoft
bureau couldn't help it. The only
difference is in the distribution. Sou,a
of us don't own as many as we HsSl45
but everybody has got a nigger assswo
now, and they'll all vote zen, or tnd es
off. a niger that wou1drnt vse as /
told him, -sliouldent black my b96fs5''. X ::
At this time the committee; looked;at
one another, seemin to be bothered aud
asionished. Garblcd extracts were put
down with vim. ssI3
Mr.. Boutwell, Says c,"'Mr. Chairmarss
think, sir, we arc about through With
the witness. I think, sir, his testimon4
settles The question as to what we ough
to do with Southern traitors" ii
The chairman give nc Republie;s;
nod and remarked, eyes, sir, thinksaf
do. The scoundrcls burnt my, irqn.
works." q
Whercupon I retired, having give1
general satisfaction. Yours tru!y y.cz,,ss "A
= BILL HRISx53
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
J. r HERSIIMAN N-Editor

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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
Court Of FGnily.-

This Court convened. for Kershs4,
District, on yesterday, Chancellor GaRss
RoI presiding. Tie business for al
present term will bo light as a large
number of the cases called were re''
Ieuested continued !; leaving but few I@
final action at thissE.ting: Ghaneen
CAnRo1 is an able, digni6ed and cqaIs :
teous presiding officer, always enjoying
the respect and confidence Of the meH
bers Of the Bar and other oficersS
court.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
Photograph Gallery.

Mr.. H. G. BURR, of WilmingbdsH:
c., has arrived: in our town and iocsssd
in the room formerly occupied BY Ca.
FISK as a Communicates Office, with
the view of establishing himself in As
Photograph business. Mr.. B. presents
the best Of credentials, having beenss
good Confederate SOLDIER and is w
on 81 5FtsssTslz.s sAss said: :Tao 50 she
ter Of his profession. See Advertisa
ment. .s;t'.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15

s4Haso : ss#re 8, -skat- Il. every man and
:wotnah IN allthe land will rejoice that
the rigor Of Mr.. Davis imprisonment
has been greatly abatod; that he is no
,3onger to be tortured by the ceaseless
tramp and constant annoyances of his
keepers; nor TO be shut up within the
narrow limits OF c cell that a year Of
such inhunlan, treatment as he has
Been compelledto endure, which has
gaearly sent him to his grave. has been
deemed sufficient; and that for the
present, at least, he is to be treated
not as felon, but as a high-minded,
brave hearted, and honorable prisoner
sof State.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
ASSESSOR 8 OFFICE,

X ASSESSORS OFFICE,
: {. S. INT. REV, ST DIST. S. c.,
; j, Darlington G. H., June II, '66.
Z Hon. HueH McCrLLocH, Secretary Of the
= Treasury.
& ss1R : Your communication7of the ;4th
INST. suggesting thenecessity of my re-
llss1-.s:osS s,as boom rrcetv5d: II was
;1ot unexpected, and the step which Ij
now take has been contemplated hyme
dor some time past.
T. I therefore tender you my resigna-'
lion, totake effect as soon as my sue
!iressor is appointed and qualified.
IS T have a number Of lists Of annual
Tax of 1866, and monthly and special
lists, now undergoing examination
preparatory to their being forward
Cd 10 the Collector. My assistants
In; ten Divisions are hard at work
On the annual tax of 1866, some of them
having eanvassed their Districts, and
being dearly ready to send in their
reports. In three divisions I have new
raen appointed, who can take the oath,
and afa about ready to enter upon their
duties.
s Lwish to be relieved as soon as pos
YNse, but will do nothing to embarrass
the operations Of the Government in
this Department. Please inform me,
iiffpossible, at what time I may expect
;b be relieved.
: !.Thanking you for the kind terms in
which your letter is couched, and ap-
preciating the liberal sentiments which
you have publicly expressed in regard
3eithe class of revenue officers to which
5belong, I a,u, very respectfully, -.
:, JAS. H. NORWOOD,
Assessor lst District So Ca
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
POST OFFICE.
CAMDEN, S. c.. June Is, lse

CAMDEN, S. C.. June Is, 1866.
ADVERTISED OR UNDERCHARGEn
N Letter will be delivered from this Office
until the postage thereon is paid.
Persons having Key Boxes can MAKE arrange.
ments with th. Pnsf,naster for The deliver, -
such ma I m.,',r. + " GAYLE.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15

During the excitement of tie "Buok-
shot war" in Pennsylvania 1889,
Thad. Stevens jumped out tof a window
in the Capitol at Harrisburg to remove
his body from all dangerous prozinit9p /
to the excited populace. He is at the
same work again, stirring up passion
and inAaming prejudice, and will be;
as quick to remove his precious person.
from all danger as formerly. We're hie
cause just and his conscience not cor
rupted with injustice Ito pharaphrass.
shakspeare), he would not be a cow.
ard. He has "fit' and run away. and
NAV lirc'to run" ANOTHER dav
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-15
of Northern Wafer.
ing Places.
J. A. sCHROCK-, Clerk.

s The New York World claims to make
ss.a moderate. estimate" of the expenses
attending five weeks scjourn at sar-
satogaor New Port. The railroad fare
Eands Incidental expenses from New
101 or any other'city Of Importance
io& att-.-;:eessisss, at.;:esis sis,sis b
ar1hge hire; ten dollars d day; Board;
esix dollars; suppers and balls, five dol
lars; making atotal, exclusive Of dress,
washing, cigars and extras, of eight
shGndred and fifteen dollars for five
weeks excursion.
The Ford then attempts to prove,
and does so pretty conclusively, that
five weeks can be more agreeably and
ssofitably spent in a voyage to Europe,
|for less than. $500 in currency; the
voyage extending to Liverpool, London,
Che English watering places, Paris,
Dieppe, Rouen, etc., through the valley
/ Of the Seine.