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, 1866-04-29
FKUN 81. LOUIS,

Military RnsrlltE~HeF---tTlndln Up
asensuu Barracks sEe{eetcd ea I Cls..s-
era xxaA1lfAt-Cart- Coleman Ike-
te2Htd-t'Il"t %usPenLs d. ksc.
,. {s;re.al Dr.pa.sA TO ,a- t'h,esen T.ibeas1
II. Lut1s- April xs
1se >lx4y.retaod United States Co!A.-l rrc:-
n4en., ~h:tt n,a.s-trd tnto the servjee II the
rirst Mitscus Enlost. xsrIY-d in the city OF Sun
GAY. aru basire h~rn ssuee ,tustesed OFT, went NJ
t5c isdAc hoAt 10 d1T. the ne.oberr ksrsne :he.e
homr- IN tie ernsral counties tf tbs siaia.
The wurk Of ttzs.ne doA1 S. hohs!d IasyssAs, on
t.ht'tt ~ sreuur, ~sr ep.uuispeed yeatefd1r. 1nr
tors. hAstf.ks anG o htT ~Ar feffca IN md 1oo1l
the esty IRE fsss aiss5ites:!n:. Endes tto tca.-u
jhr Ne.'csn eank OF 81. Jo<trh. N,-Anuri, Is
x9rdlnE tp- Ihr plae. fnT zt.Ivt1pilon mast bo
rrr-cnltd WITHIN thsec sesrp.
Tar Lt'inrstou suuntE Eou;t hts appropriated
fshHD 10 I'D IN tbe cnnslrue1lou OF shs cn1t!t-
tutbe t Hrunt SICK rz1ltoAn,
katas lbou41s Eaa 1ctscrsi nof to Aerf7t Hsn.oE
Far:srkr. Of ary portion ahsros. - rsotsfa boz
imp"tss1rty b+ sela bJ ,h+ GotrsnucnL
In the Gu.trc ~iAtes t1cuit tour. fhls r:osnloT,
the Aeatt de.dtd 10 c+drr she ftt~ase tf Capt ain
Lokeman, ut4'n th+ rs, 1ns Ut Of tire x7N enc I'm.
pHsfd ~ The Eur1t Martial thns deC.dtng 1na. ht
eru'a ats pe .u,rs1son.,. ts nnt payment Tie
t,osvrrtpert Gl icr 4l-,Vs] alleged to have h~es1
sris1nFd ltuas tic eoEu:J {: sua+u3ntrs. 9he
roEft 'ooa retes> tn eaaste ths -um to 10 pa.d.
snd 'se t,cduetsop Of ,as fua1stzostter's Ht-tpt
1ns Board 0. luc.l snt,er,c., hsve sasreude5,
fnr .isrtn G.!t. r1tpt II. Il N!s. of the Ataa pick
,t.raes. ~ complain, en,r:si ~ s,sp'- :. y
.nn- It srpafs tbst ! lev t43* stncr. u the lro
s.ssu'-rs ~rfr .b~,r @ar Up IL r,.ee. snd !esn
kt-aa1 oppo-lts Ai'on lsland. ihe Jo:nAuu blew
a.<r *hts 'ls 70 ~. The Comet. - .he ~. rA's-
EEnff the toCpo $tus &1H3 trFn1ixJh.
, 1866-04-29
i RECONSTRUCTION.


Report Of the Committee OF Recon-
s:fnc<aons r-
,tWAFn,sosox, Am, a-The cuurnitne % Re
ton. cacato1. Atfcr \ sesssen uf sosps fuar hours
today. II Hsseh ~ tbe msna<fe s~to ,g<essat,
ttuP<.nr anrn1to. nj 70 lEs Eon. tiigtSA ht he
tt'ied s'a1rs. namely: =. a.; :
s-,-,.x, y, e ~ aKnett / -
lax wnle shall ahrltEe tss privileges Or tla,au7i
tier q est3Fss. al th4 CI1Lrd Hsstr,. nut Ah1u an1
ssa'rStIt:1'e my tsrEn of alr. iiheTJ or pso1efJ
sHItu Us ;cfasditttou LIE equal pf1AecDun ol lbs
law.
SIC. Z, Esyrt+.s,1.,zet 4ha;f be serosntnd
stTcac ,Gk fctwzAl a1AI<A which thsii ie included
within Ihi- I pIon. scenrutnx to lh-tf ttspo1!fve
sIrno*sr. eoHetipx the h1le Lumbar ot person. IN
s.sh s!4't 'aeiaa'n1 1hdian. pot taxed hut Hhs.-
ssus In apt state. thc e4re"ne frAncnl.e shAH be
ttLsf !" m, p-s.on u IL nt,!r ciI,:ru. not icsa
sdsn l"' D 3nr ssaIs u se. oe IN Any Wy at1A1e
~ sSr 2zf,teita..lK n Ibe rpeull.6n. N olhsr
Hhal h+ rrdnCrd It th- proportion which tho nqun.
stsueh male rs4tssLt usIl ..eaE IL the Whole hua,.
~ ol uae osixznt net ies~ isan twenty one .eAtr
stc,s IN the sth Of lr.y. IT'D. IL per.9as ~ho
vo'tHta:1tJ sdbcret TO she nsa ,ns urr1sga givtng
Il I'D sE! ecEott stall ke exelnded RON the ryht
10 shse iar HsEtsesr VI tcnsrtss. and for Electors
fog t1ts:asrt aud Slce Ps<.ktent Of LIE United
STARE.
spc. j. Neither thc rnlsec s:ste.. rcr any sts,e.
.ha' tt.aa.t OF r.J NY rah4 or th!txzt!eu 9leauy
sntnItrd, u NAtth HAj her A.!x9 he tDt1srrt, 10
asa nt :n.uz1tan W II 4zn:n.t Ihe unIte1 .ea,
q ant CLAIM tn tuH5rnttnp ios IL. ioxa Of iasot.
up1aTJ stfsstr 0r 1Asaf.
SIC J. C4,uxrvt. shall have po1es to ea1ate1. b.
arpsopshfe scxklst!on. the ps0yssfans Of aha- Art
a sal1 10 Provide for thx rt4tlzs.tou ri staies
Aie'J ID r. +itttH to tEriz fs political rights by at
trlA1f - 1l,e 1t1elpE I<b-s sofr l,c1n ut1eE IL
a',n extA:r,ed I.e'a1las 1ht fc'los,ns etss.e,:
tet ttseisfsi~ stales. 10 called, a1t Aesds b! Ceps-
tp%ttt ftrfvof
, 1866-04-29
THE CHOLERA.

flow to t;et 1t and How Not - a.. IT.
The Ruad' 77:eHe g,rcs the t.itoHins e1.
eelient advice IN regard 10 eaolera:
r.e 70 GET n.
l. Rsfurt u scce ahu q1AniiAy Of fooc 1hat yuu
80 sresics1st t1 lake. -t-'
IL ~ Lid ettryta!nc bGt nEat you soel suts u
sdsi1eA r. your ecr.ittsou, aud II ynu ate In the
r':<ftes1 doahs - TO anY aruele, promptly sfeas~
Ill. %eui!rtxe vaster~r so1 est and ~ III
Esrats krtp up . constant wkteh 5ocr ttee4siyt
aYEsns with rfr~ Of a.cs1ts4ninc the efAe8 Of th4
rrrtnch sttie1es OF ks1d IL which VOC msk 1ntn!sr.
{ ~. Eat 10 truil a.d Fery irw ses+:Abies. hox-
tic Tpsin.- md sar.mer.
'; kntp :h~ tln1itt h.wAyt IN mind tbst you st..
!,ael- 10 ham the cnnIcrs II any mo1en: xnd hat
tas Nky ~ e1enr:ton hom It lieA IN tBfEainiag
ftosn to:nS Aloct1 +t.s51dtaz aast yo1 ura'd co
~tfe not ane e1F Ct this d,xrese fsa 30ns eyes
~ q *osd. rr1aeT JoHx s5Atem u much ~
stout N uncomfortable II you etn.
HOW %Tt n 1ETTc-
J. Rat tnst .nth fosd ~ yuu ordinarily wu1fa to
wsrr aealtof.
IL. IsFtate u re9stAa'ss and frrlas xiaou, he3t-
.as1ou. sn!y ,atr sar~ thai ,bey 'c rpe xnd t1rsh
Ill ~ no Helrs a:io'F 3orr sJs*rut to fun dorm.
r1.cu 10 wnhts.pd th* drp=e.slns inNactcc Of fh<
tratou- csaieFA os 10 etn.+Ts.
TT. ito SKs. Witt 1oat,eEf shout your heash anJ
Eaotr than tAn.t, oot ~AIeh ths wp.kltrs VI your
s1s!ru - Il cnntttneI EhfrAgt} ctrtue. and nrrc
tnhse 70 r1pl,d~ tvr1y E1nmcrt. fstner XII It take
trGu!4ft,irs which FOG might ,EiFttake fer +1c,p-
tcEt Of cholera viii II secllEst By nature xtihoa.
ypnF hrIp.
y. In Two wortlt-rr rEx-tAtx.
, 1866-04-29

oF7AsA. Ar.y.Fs.
~. John Walluozth ~. Nm. u. Jlc.ny '; ii.
A7sut +, sea,es Tor plaintiff and tss-u uu!er nj
sl.s.ntNA 9pt ilxh Afratou y. Rossst fsosx1th.
Ton trnsd Gu calf. AZ chah. :. Uose Z: Il. +,
*uaa u. &l.sost<ad Fl a. Submitted by bssh rsr.
lien ea briefs to be flsc std ta.tn rrdcr ad.src~
1psns 40. Strtan ltna1~ay -. Tbs A:tool
I,irrescts os pi.is!ci No. ', 4e sur.Itted b.
btsa pr .e< on btte't 10 ~ ak:d. at VA. u. IT.
Cc:Er7an r. Nhas. II .>n,pheu. sEbn. tn. h s1,-
1-!lsrs oa tHitf& TO b. t1-d 1nd tskr.s under ID
sl.<Hscn1. -. toah -14t:h u, iha' rronelsx
Nasct'R Taken cn 1otda. ftt John Axnt, ".
1hs ltoreilrf Niagara. Tait4 90 n,oson -.
G'.Hce F. 1EastiEs ". 1ssJ i4Ekfn+. 7Ake7l On
eall- II. Ct2s1r1 q. ro,Itan y. Hossee 8. Camp
tn 1Rttn OF cAi I'll. Itrm.ah Crcthf n
,konat Aor:say -uh1nn,sIl br appel u! % pti. u
10 be Hlea. ~. iHsta u. Fisk u .fAtttk kt.4&ns
A8xpesl W Wtaoest tor drtsnIRnt. and taAso undt{
sasts<In. =. by fhr soutt- vi. Lash Po'xtn ~
i In tHits Il a. 1aAsu tn ts.1. S, &stotxu /,
Lsla-op = a. r.. Je>-r Y. ktAafds & a, s1a,3n.
Att. :s* The NEre s'osr7as5 & co!e..n ".
tts1.1' IT. r. tArs*1 Ar..ed +, :. ". Fs1iez ~
sEF%tis. AMI mtrn ncnsr AdnArmvnt ~ -
tou. ex3- .su'.ei f. ss-. :. II.
"refRt "-'- .--..-.ass1 eztur oses:pirs
-. =. G-{ -. 11urs 4 4a;atr,4pi
set-iit.t ~ p:s'u'tE IL, csa o. bs.-,. 70 be
.-sa. snd raket pntr. sdt!-cn-af By tar 20 IN,
~. 1uhu :, F~7y ct II. VI. tu>et. Il ttAsna - ii,
+nht7't~-' ~ p'ain. e OF, hr,r:A 70 tr Esei s,l
As8 sAe~E. -. y u. L IEuHtou e a. >paEa.t,ed
call. II H'tcox ko h-ft. ~. sot,ua "a ,bersn
ri Al. " Ef1lcts S!A4tt. phssif.td hs arj.ctier.
CT llJ. tG - II. d 80 iak, 9 up ler .v!se-;eos
-. iefrr.lst o'x1ttn r, al r. itH- -.1C. vi Il
as. N.Aoa fur sele-fsnx dl:al Q sti sts. I>eAsra
, 1866-04-29

r ha.rrp r a:s ~ ls.ats Il. tlnhrrty:' Fs.ne b
:sf. III. 1au,eS Il lt&aer VI Te- u. =, l. NJ 1 It.
Il Company. 1ond approved April q lta LAr
<rrs3 , 'ehttrndfr s&. John krAps. Taken On caf
lAtuta - ~ The Ch&t1ko ! Eo.sh ssstrtn z.
Il. ID u. fhe tcsrd OF snncFrisosp Of tbs Cpaa45
a1 ter. Notion 10 eTstnd time allowed. 9Fl Ssm'
uel Il. CAArF r.. arasnln F. fAfvtf * H.. hIEvest
b. IT. Fuller iot zpf,elhnt, and TAKEN Eod-r ~.
=. elaep1 b, 1h. eouE. xsa 3Lhu HeSy d Il. IT.
Ieh<st .. EtsnnAe RI n Takeu On call.
11a fnttnArIs II ths dac&e Gail tor Munaay: IS.
81, 81. 1s ttl C, 97s &c, ~, TIA ~ III. ;:sa
III. %.
g. ). ls3sod ana Cooper sra appointed = com
t14ute 10 t1Artint apptc1nts fUf 4dm4sa,0n 10 tas
ists. ;T1i* fblowsE4; Lamet rea'I<u.eu wtsc sErn
tx1mhned, IocrhtuE lpe qualifications 70 psaente
lsn, md ratseI = e,vdi:sa!e a14tnt1at,nn. q. c.
ls'irstr, Coek County: utto H. reaeck- Lifting
sion CO; Jo.e7h F. cu:rer, nvtrcston co; Id,
ward t<~h. IA.alk Co; tho Eoust ad}ouznet1
until aouds3, ~ p. H. ::
, 1866-04-29


MN fo8I. April a Tho EnsaH-r<iurs rnoosy
Asssla ~. lnt .toek market 4hows stisai reae.
iva ~ 10 activity. bus ptteee Il iae board veTe
ntpt1all} frse'icn ~ :es. Atsrr the Board The
pftt~s VIZ Etnrts!1y The su.n loHer. Er4s tetcx
qu"l-t II :sGt1t. TIE tnsaI ,r8nsAetlons u Kali
tuad stneAs st .he regular osta s,aeaLte6 10 ouiy
a'tu liars 1he market Ia s7At4tped hy soo-eat
sctfctnet il farther n Of sSsp<s. and ,hesx a.u
tndscs'sons c. Elsorors Bali movements IN so1e d
lhr !" sHiEF stoke Ct.rrrnaeut. s9e -s+ acss,s.
~ M !i@e3lc tcrrE. Itt1a aol1 4: A3S. 7,s.~
mr. sez4es. are ttc er:tt., sna steond -e:1es Nc
c1.'u< :: ltd = In itA rsi*relarrous ilst &anpos.
paef<1ttN Il tba Inp1t 4tsive, 1pxnrn4s At a. xcd
sls~l.r Al q. Mes,ssn t'n-ua Tsiauzph
~ * .ad sprsee I'LL \: casai.cf:snd |, more
d. rs nst Il i, nal on ~sscrls,. Round -uuat sre
u19~'t d i 81 PR c-Dt ceaoK tns pfevait NJ s4z&
Ca. insas ~ s9.a res oenr. With rl,onc e.1nes
~ the s.yee5 ttu*. pl.e,ns,s afe an3r, i1tnas
<Ar~s IL n te:Zsni At - p:: cet. bas Is eoas-
2af11TclJ -e=-cs, tsnid ii r4iher l-ss IL aerand.
and sfs ef'.,n4"so = frses.nn lover thsn Jes.s-
esy; ht prevailing 9noss.tou fos fte uo.niac
aa3fns n<en l.eAG:t4sX. The ssss On horfox~6
1e'd - 4 Per esns PEI daY. fne!Fn tnAsarr ia
EttntFal, - usual o. hssartss. :~ sss1tle=- tco.
ta:.ots son11uxl. u 1ts ii tsys psire sa.1e-x.
, 1866-04-29

SEs foRk- April s..-Aeecuuts lruea Ts:ntasa
to The Sth lnt: hFoa:hs bJ sh- Ht1lsn hrts l7t-
C::ef. s'1fr fe1t Enr8f M. coming II ps!e trrr1y
No'Nrt will It is's. ToErert N68 ru tEr.Art,
al ihe sesses in ths port wcts tstea rp. F1ragh:
e9 .n1sE 20 Nav YORK. 67He. teol1.ses. e 50
utste- dcrk. f4s7on dock 1sr 1tu sAt!oe1.
, 1866-04-29
Important Meeting Of tue PriAbY terlAn
AAAe III httsb.

tFrun the st. Loats Dispa'ch, April s3d.}
Tht meeting In ST., Louls Of the General
Assemble. rf LIE Old and New 3chool preS-
hstrstan Churches. on the 17th.of May next,
viii he An event Of uncommon instrcst. It Is
seldom thst t~o such anErst ecclesiastical
}udfeataEies r1tft In the AArt1e place ut the
%aut time; ard In shis caxe. tic profound
crrs!ty Of the subjects 10 bu dtscussed-the
question Of q re.ru!ou between the two bo.!ieA,
the lncr!tatls Intrusion Of the Missouri Test
Oath and The Rosecs1ns 0rdat intn the Old
School body, and the proposition OF Rev. nr.
BsctkintlcEe for ar Independent consultation
rrnorg the Union" members Of the sa,ae
bodJ--all tbtte will ecme In to lend addl-
sionn ln.e1est TO the proceedings, We most
earnestly ufth that thc consultations may he
harmonious, candid aud fEatetpal.
The New 2eheol Assembly will meet In the
F,nt rscsby tertan Church, {1ier. Dr. Nell
son's, and the Old School Assembly III the
Sxcnud Presbyterian Church. {Rcv. Dr.
Sfelclls'i. There Will bc about COO icIcxat-s
Ia att+rdance On thr t~o. embracing some Of
The most eminent preachers In the country.
, 1866-04-29

sh Rt' atf nctt 10 t1y fM 9,e asr-I ot 4tu Raccs,
!oF trf1t.Lx to rstoFn:tf VIII Of A1st1s <r-pas,
tsenel IN :sTes c: AaIes uee, On ts.zl tciafr
srrR%st- Ana 70 the mAtt1 will staad LII the e4se
TIA be i1su teIonc II. Ife> 1ient.-
Etn< EntlsSan ae 81 st3fnAn lea h4fp l4.t 1.x hi
{l< SIwb<tn 4td NiliaIAgtau.
, 1866-04-29
Te4eEfAnhir.

INV foEE. AErl 2i.-1he Eat Jnti4 TEX
sfsSh Company II this CttJ hss xppalatr1 Dr. H.
J. Aci0E1u 10 ssotett 10 CetEa tosthw1th A.
tosrfaisrS1ncr kod enet1e<r "a eutn.tt Pektn with
Esu'na ile "M sr Accompanied b. s:A9 Of
prxet:t1l se!cctaphers.
, 1866-04-29

The naIe4burV Fffe RFsta sxya taa. .fr. Dunn,
xoo7!ses aoukh Of thai city. attempted to dstse
r.ute team ae.p+s The railroad trnek IN that eity
Jnss II Inst H,"mtnt . ioeauodIe bte~ uhIstle.
The Eualer turned tL1rply around. osc:turulnc the
u7:on, 70 testt-i3 lu,nrnk Mrs. Durn. wnu .;as tn
Tue wagon, that her iisa II i1rspaIrtd or
, 1866-04-29

'fH1IApttrpra. Aprti = --rronst. tina sarrisser
Of III tssfspz 'sm'sy. ~. cous.rt.a Of Eanrder ts
IGescsy. len b sill be stntenc-d I:s Iaturt
~<sa sat of tousi shout lhcty 1lnste..
, 1866-04-29

-+AF
rrt,srd At II eDtJ rAuses past fonr o'clock b tho
.ltGrnboU.
The EoLr. 4ner took a1eees4 urtil serea o o'tioek.
THE VERDICT,
.i.ou1 haif pass etx O'Clock. tbe Jury came to 4
ltrtstop, 4ad on being sptnu3e'ned tnt5 Co1rt a.
suurc-d tMia bfekihlces GlIencr, iAe1. verdict
KIT ar1trv.~ &equf!tins tie ptisoncr on the
GROUND OF 4&1sen1tJ.
, 1866-04-29

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
The Miner Plum.

We doubt not that the citizens Of
Iowa county will be pleased TO learn
thai there Is one varity Of Plum which
can be successfully cultivated IN this
latitude, aud the following extract
from the Grant County Herald viii be
read with pleasure by many Of our
readers We have other testimony,
from private sources, on the same sub
gaet fully establishing the truth ofthe
statement published below. The Miner
Plum IS for sale BY Joel Barber, Ian
easter. Wisconsin:
What IS hereabout known as the
Miner Plum was brodght to Lancaster
n 1913, bv Mr. J. p Miner. from
somewhere on the Apple River, III.
It's origin was from a Green Care
ut which Mr. Miner had planted IN
his early lie, and was the only one
which he found & success. He BROUGHT
with him from Apple River dozen or
twenty sc'ous or Young shoots. some
OF which ue gave 10 his neighbors.
claiming their great superiority over
any plum ever seen. Since their bear
ing. two or three years thereafter. they
have been held in this vicinity at the
tai. value set upon them bv Mr.. Miner.
Il IS little singular that their fame
has been 50 many years spreading
abroad. Not above d third Of the
leading families Of Grant county APP
pear 70 know ANYTHING Of their value.
tie nurserymen III these parts some
how neglect = propagate and adver-
tlze them. Nr. Goldsmith. however.
Tor year or t"o previous u his leav-
ing the state In 1865. commenced
trans planting IN his nursery the scIons
from original Miner trees. and his sue
cess0r Mr. Horton has now q large
supply Of them for sale. They are
propagated entirely from the scions or
shoots. Any other propagation must
be laiiure, IS no other wood of the
plum kind Is Of such rapid growth.
The tree grows exceeding fast. and
Is even more hardy than the wild Iun.
Il bears the second or third wear after
trausplanting, and makes a spreading
Top. II IS 4 regular bearer and never
oyerghars. Tie fruit ripens late. size.
large color, red and yellow aavor
very sweet AMI taste that of the Eg.c
Plum or Peach, skin thin and hard but
from slight cooking it softens into a
pulp, which makes Id Il great lavorite
with the women. who prefer il to the
peach tor canning to the curculio the
Miner Plum Is an iron clad. none ever
bnEnr bio 10 work i'm their hills
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
c. 4. COCK. Chicago.

NUTI Ft55IIl IJT IFUI tITNt5ItTN SIdttSI
r. ?. HALE & Co, Proprietors, Nashua, y II.
Sold at Wholesale, in Chicago. by FULLER, FTSCH
& FULLER, BURNIA3iS & VAN SCIIAACK, LORD &
SMITH, SMITH ( DWYER, J. II. REED & CO.,
CHAs. G. SMITH, DIETZSCII, BLOCKI & CO, II.
sCOYIL, W. D. HARRIS 4 Co, POST & BADEAU, and
by druggists and dealers generally.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

For changing the Hair instantly from amy cclar O,
beautiful Black, With entire safety the health sal
without INJURY TO the skin. Prrpsrcd only hy
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
No. - Waehin.taH st. Waulecsu us.
For sale by Il. %. Pu.fnrd and , Il. * c. Il. Nrasu
Mineral Point and by all Wholesale Druggists in Chi
cagu. 2s-Gu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
ksELNBOED'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

His solid and fluid Extracts ernbov the t,rr STRENGTH
OF the Ingredients Of which they are named They
left to the inspection of all ready and conclusive
test Of their properties will be comparison Of those
setforth in the United States Dispensatory. These
remedies are prepared by II. T. Telmbold a druggist
Of sixteen years experience in this city and we be-
eyethem to be reliable in fact we hare never known
an article lacking merit to with permanent sue
cess, and Mr.. HelmboId's success p certainly prima
facie evidence His Drug and Chemical Warehouse
In the city Of New York. not exceIIed If equaed,
by any in the country and We would advise our read
ers when visiting that city. give him call, ard
judge foT themselves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
- 4 TTTTOT

different article there is preparation ia tie world
like this, Beware Of any article purpOrtiug u be the
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according TO Direc-
tons. and you viii Use other.
If not sold ut druggists in your town, trial bottle
viii be bv express, receipt of one dollar
by mail thus giving You an opportunity at ence Ut
testing its excellent qualities.
OIL. La Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
Resins WHY Ours is tie Best Yet Pr3ia.si

/. Most II the other preparations II not all contain
poisonous irritating substances, which MAY do harm
il not good Ours contains not substance that g,
poisonous, or may net DC taken safely internally
Wtll as used ext, rgIally.
. Most Of the oth.r preparations color the hair o.
scalp. Ours contain not atom ~ Col0rSnE matter
g. Most other preparations consist pf a fr3C ngr.,
dents generally stimulating irritating tie skin
Ours contains over fourteen iHgr dents, IN perfe,
chemical combination, and remedies not only haIne.
and rayneSs. Aut viii relieve Neuralgia and Gu
taucous alp Ergp1luus efcCtually.
f. Most of the other pre- aratjons have De SHOOK
ana stirred mp before using showing by this that the,
imperfect chemical combinations, Ours seed net
10 be shaken iu the bottle, ana contains sediment
NhaLeN.., LL-u.l d LLas .Land lor years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
n

AIarge stock of sHFETINGS, sHIRTINGs Ticks
Stripes, Balmoral Skirts Hoop skirts, HOSIERY
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, Sc, which
shall sell At usually low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

~

BOOTS, SHOES and G EATERS, ofthe best quality
embracing all the latest styles..-.... Also finely
assorted stock of HATS and CArS-aII qualities and
priCcs-for Men, Boys and Children.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

CIR All "A MS
II AIR nEN EW Tn
Remedy for all Diseases Of the
HEAD AND SCALP

The hair may be diseased from various 10
may dry and thin in stroiu!oas subjects 1t may
become gray or notified from want of pigment r.
regular diffusion Of this coIoring matter through ii,
hbrous portion. Badness may happen from various
causes From inroads Of the '-ACarus or Hsr-ester,
under the skin from excessive nervous pain
tai anguish. There i partial belduess ca Ted a
'ScaIl which gives great annoy There Is al,o
the 'Plica PoouiCa. called the "RingWerm' too. IN
which = reddish iuid from the scalp making the
hair to look "a flores OF flesh There is also
a disease called the ''Favus, or ''HoneycoInb Ring
worm which destroys the hair and its roots, covering
the scalp with a vhitish Now, ii would he Tho
height guarkery pretend that all these diseases
could be cured by a preparation containing a Hts
Plumb Acotas Sugar of Lead sulphur fracipitatuE
tLaC sulphur and perhaps. Tiucurc OF 'autharides
as those DO who IheGui-ts 90 thN sicianS
pretend that they discovered these remedies acc
dentaIly ;
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Our stock of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS is
composed Of American, French aRd English Prints.
Chintzes, Brilliants, CHAINS, yalencias Tafetas
Alpaccas, Popiins DeLans, Mozsmhiques, with var
GUS other descriptions Of Dress Goods " too numerou
0 mention"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
THE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET

ORGANS. forty different styles, adapted to sa-
e5 ana secular music for $50 10 S6Hn each. FIFTY
y T. t'nLD and SILVER MEDALS. or other first
PTeiAiU"s awarded them. Illustrated catalogues free
address Hts7e Il HaH1iia, Boston, or Jlsou 3, 9TH
eys, New York. lvgq
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
WOOD COFFINS.

: the bar and rod, cheap for cash, At
TEASDALE & COAD-s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
i :

READY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
MSHlNG G00DS.-The largest and best assorted
stock in Iowa county selected expressly for this
ket, and VII be sold at gerry E0te figures.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Send for Illustrated Price List of Instruments and
Catalogue of New Music
Address orders: O ! WI TApD
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer M A. T~,4
way, New FORK. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Our. stock comprises DRY GOODS n every variety
Shawls, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Plain and Fame
Cassueres, HATS and CAPS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

1t is also recommended in cases OF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-02

GAZETTE OFF1CE,l

GAZETTE OFF1CE,o
FRIDAY, Feb. 2. 7
The markets have been well supplied dur
Ing most Of the past week aud prices about
OF pork have materially declined, and we
think the crop is mostly in and but little 70
be received at this point, at least, during the
balance of the season. Prices have been
steady at sS,5099.25 for light and prime heavy
lots. and good lots would sell readily for s9.0o0
Y,3o if now in market. The receipts here during
the season have been lighter than last year
but the quality of the product has been much
better. The heavy and almost unprecedented
receipts in Chicago during last week had a de-
pressing effect on the market, and prices have
been barely sustained, but the receipts falling
OF and packers and shippers thinking the
heavy receipts for the season are over, are
now taking hold. and prices are q little firmer.
Last season Mt this time the packing season
was past but this season shippers seem to be
just ready to take hold for Eastern markets.
we look for steady price from now on DUR
ing the balance of the season.
Wheat comes in very slowly, good milling
wheat bringing 909l 90 readily. owing to the
scarcity. shipping wheat firm at 60td75
Bran and shorts plenty, and our mills have
cut down the price in order to reduce stock on
hand. We quote
Middlings-Sl2,o0 per ton
Bran and Shorts-S5,O0 per ton.
Corn-20925 dull.
Oats-,5@2o.
Rye-30.
Barley-25@fo, rs to quality
Hides--5 for green, II for dry flint.
Old castings-I4c per pound for stoves, &c for
machinery So. II.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-02
To Consu:nptiycS.

The advertiser, having heen restoI ed TO health in
few weeks by avery simple remedy after having suffer.
ed Tor several years with severe hung affection and
that dred disease, consumption-s anxious to max .
known to his fellow-sunerers the means of cure.
10 all who desire 1t. he will send c"py Of the pre-
scrPiop USED Gree of eharge) with the direction for
preparing and using the same which they will find a
Sure cCkE FOR CoSsraPToS, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
corGHs, COLDS and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser In sending the Prescrp.
tion is TO benefit the afflicted and spread information
"eh he conesives to be Invaluable aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy it win cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FRsE By return mail
will please address A4. -E#." ~.# e : r@.s
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
49Iy william sfrrgh, Kings Co. New York