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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26
What to Take.

A young lady Of our acquaintance
called on ono of our physicians the
other day to prescribe for . rush Of
blood to the head.
,"1 have been doctoring myself
said the languid fair one, with smile
to the kind NJ. d., while he was feeling
her pulse. "Why, have taken Bran
deth's Pills, PARIS Pills, Straugburg's
Pills, Sands Satsaparilla, Jayne's Elk
pectorant, used DR.. Sherman's Lozcn.
ges and Plaster, and -"
"My heavens madam" interrupted
the astonished doctor, "all those do
your complaint no good!"
"No! Then what shall / take? p pet
tishly inquired the patient.
Take" exclaimed the doctor, eye
ing her from head to foot-"take! ex-
claimed he, after moments reflection,
"why take Off your corsets"
1t is needless to state that she is still
suffering from the disease.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26

Corn is selling in Oskatooska, Iowa,
at eight cents a bushel.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26

Paul Norphy Is at psessss y P.ri.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26

All lovers do not become faithless
and cold There are many whose af-
fections remain fresh and grow tender
er and truer, even to the grave. Who
but happy man, blessed with loving
and beloved wife, could write such po'
etry as this? We published it in the
Home Journal before the war, but a
thousand publications would not make
il uninteresting. Bennett, the author
Of it, is, one of England's choicest
poets:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26

How strange it wiU be !"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

ing in the rude opening which serve
as window, saw q man whom he
Immediately recognized as old
Brown. His whiskers and hair
were not dyed as when horse con-
tractor, but wore their natural col
or @ 49, 4gA sa
His sleeves were rolled up, show
ing q pair of arms shriyeled and
skinny, but still exhibiting indica-
tions of great muscular strength
He entered the cabin, and had an
interview with the strange man
There was no furniture in the cabin
except rude bench, pine table and
gas stove, and the only decoration
on the walls was q file of the New
York Tribune. He seemed to be well
posted regarding the political events
of the day. He said if Andy John
son wasn't impeached and removed
Harper's Ferry would have to be ia
ken again, which is rather hard on
the Ferry, considering the number
Of times it has been captured al
ready. I am ready to affirm that it
has been captured, burned, pillaged
and ravaged oftener than any other
Ferry in history. But this is neither
here nor there, ESPECIALLY here.
He said further that things were
working, and in a few years more
the white man of this country would
be reduced to his proper level.
I was greatly interested in the
story, and putting it with the mar
rative had received from the man
who acted as clerk for the horse
contractor alluded to, I was certain
that the lone occupant of the cabin,
amid the solitudes of John Brown
Tract, and the horse contractor were
one and the same person, and that
this person, was no other than cold
John Brownr'
In order to satisfy himself about
the matter, accompanied the man
the next morning to the
cabin, hut it was empty. Old John,
alarmed by the appearance Of Wis
itor the day before, and fearful OF
recognition and exposure, had fold
his tent, like the old Arab that he
was, ssand silently stole away"
Hehas blown up his gas stove SO
that it would be Of no use to the en-
emy should it fall into their hands
On the floor I picked up an old en-
velope addressed to John Brown
There was also the fragment Of a
note addressed to Gerrit Smith, but
it was not ineligible. [ made out
the words of "'money,'' marching
on" 'played out,' but what their
connection was it is impossible fol
me to determine. I am satisfied
from the above evidence, that the
man known as ssOld John Brown is
still alive" III get any further in
upon this mysterious affair, I viii
write you.
Yours truly,
| NORTH WOODS.
P. ST made a bet with the horse
contractors clerk that John Brown
wasn't alive. Satisfied that I have
lost have forwarded the money to.
day. N. W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

These things excited queer sur
misses in the breast of my informant.
who watched his employer closely,
He was out of hair dye at one
time when on long march. They
came across no barber, and the re-
suit was his hair and whiskers re-
sumed their natural iron gray color,
and the horse contractor assumed
more & morethe semblance of"Old
John Brown, of Ossawattamie ~
After the war closed nothing fur
ther was heard of this mysterious
man until few weeks ago, when a
neighbor of mine came to me very
much excited, and looking pale, who
told me that he had actually seen
and conversed with John Brown, of
,Harper's Ferry notoriety. He said
he lived in cabin all by himself, in
a wild and unfrequented section of
the tract lJohn Browns Tract)
where he accidentally came upon
him while hunting. He was first at
tracted by hearing a rough voice
sing in loud tone:-
"Glory, glory, hallelujahl
Glory, glory. hallelujahl
Glory. glory, hallelujahl
His SOULS marching on--in holn."
Ho or,r,rnanhod tho On hin nrd loak
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

NORTH W GODS.
P. ST made bet with the horse
contractors clerk that John Brown
wasn't alive. Satisfied that I have
lost I have forwarded the money to-
day. N. W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
NVA&.&NNyEN

Repairing Of all kinds doue to order.
Hair jewelry and jewellery of every descrip
tion done on short notice and made to order.
J. d. .PAUSCH.
July lssA, lsss.-1.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

We have purchased the largest assortment
OF Musical instruments ever brought to this
village, and intend TO keep on hand every
thing IN the musicel iiEe, such a. German
and French Aeeordions,. Bsujoes, Pifes,
Flutes, Piccoloes and the very best ssAort-
ment of Italian Guitar and Violin Strings.
q splendid assortment of CAN ES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
FANCY GOODS.

Work boxes, lava boxes, jewelry boxes
powder boTes, combs, brushes, Nail and
tooth brushes Gents wallets and Ladies'
purses. and everything usually found in a
first class establishment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
DRESS LUMBER :
Dress and Match
FLOOR I'm c..
Undertaking!

Cofins promptly made; Metlic Coffins
kept constantly on hand. A FINE NEW
HEARSE will also be kept in readiness.
We respectfully solic te share of the pub
lie patronage.
JACOB SCH EFFER.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. IL. 1S66.-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
To COnSIEiiiptiYfS.

The advertiser, having been restored 70 leasth n 4
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having si-
fe-ei for several years with lung affection IS
anxious make known his fellow sufferers the means
OF cers.
To all wi5 desire L, he viii send copy q the pro-
seription free Of CHARGE With the directions for pre-
pairing aud using the sane, which they viii ind sure
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and all throat and lung affections The only
object Of the advertiser II sending the Prescription
Is TO benefit tie afflicted and spread Information
which he coneelvs- be ryaiaahle and he hopes ev,
cry sufferer viii try his remedy, as It viii cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
he Vresc iption free. by return mall VII please adj
dress REV. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings Co. 4. Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
Foreclosure sale.

Robe. un.rs Plaintiff against Elua-I r Nichols and
Mary Nichols lis aifs, Defendants
DY vt-Ze = s-l p,~s 70 ia6-r1est &C t7-ecla
s-s and sale. rendered. 5a thee srave e--t-ed az
Ton f1 said Eawa Comfy Circuit te--F stls 1ffh
day - September. a b. E>-s. sl expose far sole
-zLl fga5c suC-s11 90 ta- highest and hesf I'D
seF F- cash s. TIRE front daer af thr CeErf House r.
The Village q I-=Eis, fl -sl CoE1tg sEi safe. 7n
Tuesday tlr 1sa Say of sGE-s-. A n I>s-- a. 81
O'Clock in tea farrDa-u - thss 3ay the f1lias- te<-
c-5te5 C1a-t gagged r-erlSs usc- thereof may
Pc necessary ra-e She aEalt & such S1 z1i, tn
te--ss srd costs of sale. So wlt- L = 1z-7f=r
* t-s ard eleven ftfH e-k sE-1rsr thr@= $50 In
StEgE-- DctE aui Ns.ls ai-tsE1 - tse village s1lI
cryf - Mineral Paiut. iaFo Se1Eaty. Wisconsin
Dated sheriff caflcr pe-1vszts Iasa County Wis
cczstu- f1Iy -, A. D 49,
WEEIIAG wLTH Al.
6=z7 Sheriff Issk CO. WEs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
L. q Tax Notice.

Annual Assessment List for the Third D7-rrct pf
isc---il for the year issI. that th- Assessments
therein are due ana PAYABLE and tat f- the p1rEase
C securing payment q ali iuculEe ard other revenue
assessed aud unpaid ia tee County 70 Iowa Geo
W Bliss. Deputy Collector. Eili b -
Highland. Mollay, Jaly Sih, tai O'Clock z. NJ. at
the pr,- gH1se
nad-ev5Iie. Tfu--'sy rrIy Iith III she C-.rt FTrze
Mineral P1iat City. Tr551s-r Once Friday S4Lg--
isv. Aou5s- aai TUESDAY, July j., =, Is aaa If
i>61.
u faw requires zen per cent. penalty 10 he addcd
soon incurred.
JOHN Il vAEEry Collector
ESQ " EfISS. Deputy CoElecso-.
Mineral Point. Iowa 10, y IS. jane 18th I~E.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
S,h Music hy the Band.

9Th. ode.
vast grs of Trsli-us meaning ra-- words Masonic
cone. lei Is contemplate them, ssy are worthy q
Win tie 5-he=. and the lowest, ana tee r.res, they
lr4ushr.
We meet upea sas Lsres, though from every station
The monarch nm ii. falase. ana the poor man from
Fg- lie eae ie-, leave rs aaea outside The Mazsns
Aua ~ other aadsli true respect upon eceese7ed
door
We part upon re SPAR, f,r The world must havsts
We -ai1 utr THE r, .f-ufea cagI u7friendIy crew
But t Influence - our gatherings IN memory i green
And long uPga ~ Lcrsl 70 rearS :he happy sceue
The-e's ~orfI where We al are squal-ve IRE hurry,
We slsI ne, upon Re Z~-,7ths vhsn the s,sss Of
We saai sand before ,bs Orient. aad or Master vim
To tn sss s.oess we gTer b lis eva uaerr5as Square
We SHAH -1es ur7n Sc L-r.1 there. hut aersr thence
Taers.s.s '.e>-e- al ready for each trusting.
rasr.s x 5,-a-se- ava uslse-s ana Multitude Is
N-hs - met uraa ~ zrret ana beea tried uraa
t.s y 1rssFs.
Lss us meet a9ea t-s E.-.r then, a1le lae7.7e Ia
,lrea3E e. tae Western So t-= -gas hif prepare
To gather u cE- -gkirs t11is AMI part as"7 ~
Ssat~e-
Hand. oag e taltssal afas7a-, form the J-lsha fra
tex "a chain.
We part apoa p s. sr-- tsrov. 70 NEE. IL heaven
on 81 ~e-s= Of rrss-u. meaning chose vasi. Ma.
IT -. -zsa ~ E-rz ort re 7r-t rlaa to
>.aE-es
lo-b. A-n.al IN behalf of tue Church.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
YkLUAB..E FARsz EOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers f1v sale his Farm. consisting
,of I29 acres stuItei three miles from the CTty 81
Mineral Point the Linden road About forty acres
under jmurovaza with good fence she balance
j. good thrifty timber On the premises i good
frame House. 6rst rate Barns and Sheds. thrifty
Fruit Orchard. and fin- 4 young Sugar Orchard -
can be found. Wen wa:er-j with cistrf1. well nd
springs No desirable place car 1e found in this
section II c-untf =.
4 good rock school House Within quarter Of mile
q he premises
For particulars enquire At the TEIBCSE Of7ce Of
the subscriber the pTtuises-
ORN0ND PADDOCK.
July 5;h, 1886. 2>tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ gentleman, who suffered for years from Hezroas
Debility, Premature Decay all the effects Of youthful
indisereou, vii, Tor the sake Of Suffering humanity,
send free all who need It. the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy By which he cured.
Sufferers, wishing proit BY the advertisers expert
euce, dc - by s1dressS. in perfect Conscience,
JOHN. Z. OGDEN, A Cedar Street New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
For Sale.

ALARM Il One Hundred and Twenty acres Forty
Of which fenced. and Thirty four under pillow
Forty acres of good young Timber Land, and Forty
that be broke easily here two good y rings
on it. Il i situated mile from the Village u Lin
fen ard I've and half miles from the City Of Min
ersI Point The main road Tie farm will be sold
with the crop viggt it aso the Stock AMI Farming
Implements, the latter were new last year Terms
made known application e. the subscriber tag
above E-utt-U=i premises
CHRISTIAN PETERSON
Linden, june 81. 1851. 2S~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

BJsUoP-In this City, June -2;h, Mr.. toaS y .suor,
aged sixty years.
Gr- EI-ngr vas ore Of the person. va5 came TO
Mineral Point at early day, he having been resi-
dent q The place slace ISL During Us long resi-
deuc= here he has sustained TIE reputation q an hon
a. upright and industrious man He lived the life 81
Caris.fan and HE'D In -al fa.th of happy future.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

Everything passed of pleasantlx and har-
moniously; and the cath of juno, 1867. will
long be remembered, as one of unusual en-
joyment, by the brotherhood who assembled
in this city on that occasion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
Dissolution Of Co-Partncr>E.ip

NOTICE is hereby given 20 all interested that tile
y Col lrtne-shjP heretofore existing bttseen the
uuGers. ued. under rEe name ~ PEtTzE s I4cEA In
the Grocery and Provision business this day dis
solved hy mutual consent
The business VIII be continued ~ the old stand lv
NJ W Prs-En who viii settle all accounts aud receive
all rnouiss jSg the late firm.
NJ W PRATFR
VA. JACkA Jr.
Mineral Point July Ist, isG5. w4-u57
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
stolen .

1 SNiLL BAY Mare eul Cof' we've stolen 81 ;re
y tSlH n june The Hase sHJ colt are 1si -ht
Bays with black and tail. Tie rate las q star
III te forehead hllui in the right eye. Eeon-foe.
her right hip and l. eight years old. mare
Colt with slight star IN her forehead small
the left side, and is six weeks old
liberal reward will be paid any person returning
the above property Il
JOHN WRIGHT
Blue River Station, Grant Co, WIS. 4g4T
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
SD. 90 REV ssze,

LOST - STOLEN Saturday morning, June 1t.
9 bacE and white Pointer De-.-al-cS back. broad
white ring, resembling collar around the neck and
shoulders. and white belly. lie was last seen near
Harreltown- Five dollars reward sill ~ paid TO any
person retaining said Dog to the subscriber
T.. D. pULF0En.
Mineral Point lure I. fSf7. 23tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
For Sale.

coon stock Farm e Eighty Ac-rs-Fifty Acres
y Ct which i Under rlow-Eight Acres % good
Meadow Laud-Ttu Acres Of good young Timber Land.
There j. q good stream u Water r.1uuiug through
Il. and an excellent Spring close 10 the house.
The Buildings consist OF Frame Dwelling House
Stable and Creamery.
The Farm VIII be sold sith the crop Il Is situated
Two STILES East r che City Of Mineral Point Section
Th-tv-THEee- Terms ilal- Sug~E IN application 10
the subscriber.
TA-S MADISON.
Mineral Point. June z1th 1867 wg-n3T
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

NEW BELL.-We are glad to know
that the apelogr for bell on the High
School building LIS been removed and that
its place Is mt occupie3 By bell worthy
Of the place. Throogh the perseverance Of
Mr. FosrER, Principal Of the school, ana the
liberality of our citizens, this new bell has
been procured sufficiently large to call to-
gether the children from all parts of the city
at the proper hours for commencing ezer-
discs in the different departments Of the
school Mr.. FosrEE is deserving Of much
credit for his efferts in procuring this new
bell, which all will be pleased 10 know have
been crowned with success
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
NO EECE

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 20 the
y firm u PEATER ( ! 4CsA, are requested cali i'm
uleGistrly and settle the same, are
anxious settle all accounts preparatory disso-
!rton Of Cg-PartHersiip.
MATTHEW PEATER,
S--4w lWIiLIA3I JaCkA. Jr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
Programme for the Day in HlHera' Point.

hIce-tFesIdents and Aldermen
Orator.
Reader q the Declaration o. Iudepend eurs.
Chap ain.
Returned Soldiers
Citizens.
Flor = Procession.
The Children X Ill meet at eight o'clock A.
y At the City Hal 10 receive their Lo4uets
and form in procession at the Public Square,
A. 10 o'clock A. n, march down Fountain
Street, UP High Street to Mirrors Grove
where they eiil partskc Of Basket Picnic
Dinner, after singing several National As.
EXERCIsES At The GROVE
Prayer, BY The Chaplain.
aui- hy tie Band.
o-atian.
Nssic ty ~ Band.
IHrreT.
raeefy ,s.e Ha7d.
E-u.s.fctaa.
Grand display :, F-s=olks, q. The Public square,
g. tre evening
n ozp-s = KS CovuEeTaE.
FoURrH uF JalY Excursion Trans
on THE NJ P. R.1rso@a.--Far sha accgmmo-
d.tfon of tb0sc = ho desire u attend tire ceh
ehrations 70 take place in .hiS city, and at
Darlington, and also chose wishing TO take
= pleasure ride, excursion @raiu~ viii he
run on the Mineral Point Railroad f-5Hl this
city, tomorrow. as follow.
yfzsr TRAM
Leave can Return a. = n m.
Leave. fam Return 2. 2p.m.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
MlS0NIC CELEBRATION.

we earetY noticed the TACT IN orr last Is
sue that the Masonic Fraternity of this place
observed the Anniversary of Sr. JOHN THE
BAPTIST, with proper ceremonies. ami laid
the corner stone of the New NJ. f. Church
in this city, on the 2ith alt As mauv Of
our readers will be interested in hearing
more Of the matter, ve gle below a more
full account Of the ceremonies
The Procession, consisting Of between two
and three hundred of the brotherhood. MANY
Ct them from Darlington, PlattcviIle. Milf
In, and other lodges, was formed at the Ma
sonic Hall. at about half past 1G o'clock
Naj. JoHS CLowSEY, E. J. CooPER Esq, Cap.
faos PHiEsTLEF and Ii. Col :. ". SMITH. act
ing a. Marshals-marched down Chestnut
Street to Fountain, thence to Commerce.
thence 20 High Street. up which they pro-
ceedsd to the place Of the new II F. Church.
where the following programme was carried
out
1T. Music By the Band
I'd The following ode eas sut.s by tie
Choir:
When earths foundation frs, was Laid
By the Almighty Artists hand,
Twas then our perfect, our perfect laws
were made.
Established by III strict eommdIld.
cu1RCS.
Hail, n1-sJc5i5.,s hail. glorious Masonry,
That MAKES Us ever 9rca' and free.
In vain mankind FOR shelter sausht.
In vain from plare 10 place did roam,
Until from HEAVIER. from heaven they were
taught
To plan, 70 build. 70 & their home
CHoRrs.-IIaiI. etc
nlustrious hence VIC date OR Art,
Which now IN heauteou- piles aprcar,
And shall to endless. to endless time inpart.
How worthy and how great We are;
CHoRUs.-Hail. etc
Nor we less fam'G fer every tic
By which the human thought Is bound;
Logs, truth. and Friendship, and friendship
socially,
Join all our hearts and hands around.
CHOaUs.-IIail, etc.
Our actions still by virtue hlcst,
And 70 our preeepts ever true,
The world admitting, admiring shall request
To lcarl., and our bright paths pursue.
CuoRrs.-Hail, etc.
Sd. Prayer, by Grand Chaplain. Bro. Tas-
ker.
9Th. Laying Of the oogacr stone, by acting
II. " &. ". K. DELos P1LyJED, assisted by
brothers WARDEN, PLATr and ANAss Corn.
5lh The Choir then sung the following
ode
=. Let there be light = tn Almighty spoke
Betul-euJ streams from chaos broke,
To liIUme the rising earth
W9Il pleased the great JEHOVAH stood:
The power Supreme pronounced it good,
And gave the planets birth.
CuaErs-Iu choral numbers NaSouS join.
70 bless and praise this light divine.
Para=s- ot light. accept our praise
VINO -ae5aer ga u thy brightest rays,
Tie fight tHat Ell- rEc mind:
E5v choice selected, l9 uc stand.
+ Ii. iri, u5~aip john. social band,
That love, tbat eId mankind.
CHoErs--Ia choral numbers, etc.
The widows tear. tE- orphans CRY.
Al wants our ready bands supply,
~ iii Is rsaeg Is given;
Iae naked et.-h-. -'-e Hri-ur~ free,
These arc -lsy works. ~e--cr Charity,
Eevea.d e " from Aesyen-
Cuosrs.-In eh3ra! Numbers, etc,
/ e,b. NJ W. q. NJ. Address, followed hv
/ a few very appropriate remarks ~ Bro Al
Lzy W.aazx. and short CREATION ny Bro
/ CorHaEN
( 9Th. Ole.
rr-r A. .r--.--.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

PIcSIC Excursions Ca5hol-
les of this place enjoyed a very pleasant
railroad excursion 10 Warren and Picnic at
Riverside. on Wednesday last. \ very large
Union Band dicoursed sweet music, and we
understood everything passed off pleasantly.
ON Thursday the Primitive Merhodists en-
ioycd . similar excursion and picnic, which
was we'll attended, and equally pleasant TO
those who participated.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

7 AnIES zisAiuz neat Slippers -a7 = sse-n,o szr-d
rEfESTLET zERoS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

II yo1 - n5cz Ciaaa-- -o,-se - sns Bsats
L cali and FstrSrLEG I BROS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

PlsCUEL' : BAND This band. though
organized lcSs than six months since, and
several Of it, members having received no
instruction before, has become an organiza-
zion of which our citizens may we'll be
proud Those who listened To their music
on the 2lth, and on the recent picnic occa-
Sions pronounce it the best band in the
West. We hope they may receive the pat
ronage and encouragement. from the commu-
nitv which they richly deserve.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

For plate Of delicious Ice Cream,
riel, Pies Cake, Sc 20 TO MILLER / GEAY's,
corner of High s;iId Chestnut straets-
GES. i. :. ALIEN, our popular
Secretary of State, hrs been spending few
days with hi, family in this city. General
ALLES has many warm frivad~ in this place,
who will ever extend To him the welcome
due to a brave soldier and faithful public
servant. Long may he live 10 enjoy his
weli-earned houuvs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03
sprtisl aotirE5.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

CHANGE OF TIME. To take effect MONDAY
u May 9th, -s67.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

THE antiques and Horribics viii
net march with the regular procession to-
morrow, rat viii appear for putlic iusPcc-
tion when thcy get rsnIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

JAMS SNTU proposes to give a
Ball tomorrow evening, at Harmonic Hall,
at which good time i expected. Tickets,
\, 90 per couple,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-03

LET everybody turn gat tomorrow
and enjoy the festivities Of ''the day we eel
.f.-.s-.