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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Berkeley County.

We clip the following items from the
Union and New Era of Marlinsburg -
, EscApED I'VE learn, that James b.
Sanders. convicted in this cour, last sum;
mer Of grand larceny. and sentenced 10
the penienliary, q few days since made
his escape from Moundsville. were be
was employed at work on the new penl,
teniiary. Sanders is J., shrewd, cunning
william, and will soon be al his old tricks,
II not re-arresied. -ra., e,.I s.a,.y ..
o Officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association E. S. Troxel. President ;
George Sharer.- As, Vice President G.
P. Carly, I'd do. #; Thomas Kralz, Sd do.
Geo. w. Tabler, 4lh do; j. F. Blair,
Recording Secretary Joshua S. Gala,
her, Corresponding do; E.P II. Cham
bess. Treasurer; William w. Darby,
Librarian. s,4.sE saf. ....a
/ OuTRAeE.-Som low.lved. contempt.
ible, white lvered scoundrel. entered the
Court house some night during the holl'
! days, and with knife Gu, and entirely
destroyed the new and beautiful chair JUS
Furnished for the ledge. 10 p-
Pork Large quantities of pork were
brongh, 10 town last Monday. by the
farmers living in the upper part Of the
County. IIwas all, or nearly all ship
ped 10 Baltimore for sale. The article il
very duh in this market. II has beer
sold ss low as ~ 30 per hundred-ant
dull at that. .-
| s0ficdrs Of The National Bank of Mar
,insburg Tor the year 1867 John N
Able, President; William ID. Burkhart
Cashier; Geo. S. Hill. Teller ; jacob
Miller. George R. Wisong, John s. Bow
ers, James w. Robinson, Jacob RopI
and John II. King, Directors. n" .r
The ladies OF NJ arlinsburg are adopting
The "short dress" fashion. 1t is prefera
bic TO The "trail" in we. weather. 90 is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
=. The, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

., v--The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
af9tgsl'rsde ON lbe canal during the past sea.
cs, sou!has not been soigIest psa duIing, the
,o, season OF A Sos. ,~I,ich may be- accopnied
. O., for byi the ,tacIt irat boating operations
.siswere delay uni1 sbduls,h he,isi oi May
bv reason of "s,5lke" in the mining re-
gious. Tie Cumberland Civilian shn"s
- ,hs, only 336 99l Ions Of coal were trsns;
ported during ,he past year., showlng~
decsrsse ol 6,96S ions less than IN 1865.
The Cumberland Aleghansn, referring
~ ,he snnOunctmeDi in Governor Swans :
message, tbs, The Stale had been offered
So. 600, COO Tor The work, Iih a collaier.
al proposiii6n. ifslle preferred not 10 sell
-=seirl shi. .=ef a lease ior-tweniy al
VI 5000, 900 q year, remarks; =.. u0 'sl
.sf Iiflhey, were any absolute necessity Tor.
the dispossI-of tue canal 10 order 10 main
,,s, tain the integrity OF the Sia,e's credit, or
20 relieve ber citizens Of CALLING incu tos
:. Of taxation. it might afford valid reason
a., .iori entertaining the proposition, 81 But
=. such a. state of lbings does ,noI exist
n Our financial condition makes the most
fs,.ering exhibit. Applying 'he assets Of
our remuneraiive capital Without the
levy OF dollar tax, 10 our indebtedness,
and our obligations foot up but q liulei
morefhan one million Of dollars. The
sole argument therefore, that can be sd-
vsnced in favor of this proposed measure
is the inpolcy of the Sale finances be.
81 ing bound upin works Of internal i'm.
30 prosement. and Of course, this PROPOSE.
T:a't tioY holds as well respecting the Sia,e's
interest in the Baltimore and Ohio and
~ other railroads as in the Chesapeake and
Ohio cznsl. 20 q .nsanH ,0O.oil ~
~, u liiihe business of the canal lis steadily
improving, its revenues enlarging and lca-
vi rpss,,y increasing, and we are justified inI
.a0 hezssding ,heppipion that the 336. 100
sil spps. Of coallrapsported over il in 1865
will be but moie,y of The carrying trade
.v,,s,hs euierprse- will accommodate in very
VI few yeaIs,, deriving ibertiromg reryenpss
Sufficient 10 make The Stale return, upon
its Liabilities 10, her, as veil as giving in
:. = divid9sf creditors some hope Of ultimate
profit upGa their Investments iasi'u :,
-2-4A--A--lEA II p''s
< G1afPrfiA BLR.--If man has a rrea, idea
W. ofla+asslI. Mis- certain 10 be .he only ides
he ever will havs9,sgo5 ssss1ss6 10 4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Abraham Lincoln

The newspapers are disputing sgsin
about The name oil "Old Abe"-wbether
itowas s4bram or Abrahdm. Soon after
his election The fret time, the same query
arose; and the old joker was written 10 on
the subject. He replied ihatAbram and
Abraham were one and the same name,
and they might call him either. This
shows that he knew as little Of his own
uame as he did of his own father. .Abra.
ham and Abrsm are two distipc. Hebrew
names Of very different Specification. Lin.
coin certsinly was badly used man in
This world, Ills real fathers name was
supposed TO be lnlow his mothers
name was Hanks, and the man who mar
ried her after Abe's birth was named
Linkhorn. so, the unfortunate, Abe was
not allowed 10 wear the name of any of
the parties who seemed TO have a greater
orless responsibility in his introductiofi
iato this world. He was truly an lunfor-
hnsie man. His life was as illegiiimase
asshisIbirth. and his death, al theatre or
"a Good Friday night,lwas as illegal as
both his birth and life. The misery of
his beginning and end almost dissrms re.
eminent at his many crimes.--OH
Guard. ali asr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
/. Children. ~ .rs0

Blessed be God for all thstihe children
erioy., Did you ever think oof Jii'ihow IN.
dependent cbildren are Of cifcumsiaqces
How the children ofthe poor are as hap
py with penny toy, with a Bit Of bro
ken china, rsg.baby. or ,heir mud pies,
as the Offspring Of she rich with their
endless variety Of plsyibings seiected
with 60 much care from the most expen-
sive shops ! Do you know how ready
cbildtenssre mi6d enJpy @epi may con-
diiion, wili, centenimeni nand, cheetlut
ness which g,own5op PeePlemy indeed
envy B. II is not aRuI they become ae-
euainted with the convenionssllles OF the
world, and find they lack what's hos'
in The worlds eye, ilIat Giscon,
tent creeps into HE heart and disssiisfsc-
lion ,akes The place OF this blessed state,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
"A. primitive Region.

The Wheeling (W. Va.) Intslhgencer
has lbe following ~ -
Mr.. Smith Trent, Sheriff Of Mellow
ell county, was in the city yesterday
engaged in the payment OF taxes in'o the
AUDITORS Office. In CONVERSATION with
him touching matters and things in that
region, we learned some curious facls
concerning The remote county from which
he comes. We use the word remote not
in its literal sense of distance, but as
meaning inaccessible. OF all tbe coun-
ties in The State, Mcdowell, one of the
largest in territory. is the least in popuia'
ton and Improvements Of every kind. IL
Ilies on The. extreme border, touching
South hwes,ren Virginia. The population
was never anything but sparse but du
ring the rebellion the Union men were
driven away, and when they were able TO
return, The rebels had been behaving so
badly that they in their turn were sfi aid
to stay, so that small as The population
was before, tits still less new. There Is
no, post Office in the county, nor q
town, or village even Of the mos t,dimin.
ulive proportions there are bul a few
roads, and they are Indifferent. The cout
house is a log cabin there is not aw'
yerior doctor in the county, and, as
consequence. the people are healthy and
free from litigation. il is -four days
horseback travel from Kanawha I'll:
practically as far from here as England
rhe r. osl coDyenienl outlet ris down dio
JefftrsonviIe. iu Tazewell county. Va,
on The yirgipis, .apd Tennessee Railroad
! II is diificuli TO find men in The county
who have sufficient acquaintance with the
Iarts OF modern times TO fIl The varfons
county Offices. Some. Of them have to
employ deputies on this account, AID one
gentleman who happens 10 have enjoyed
unusual advantages acts as deputy 10 some
half dozen Of them. iii siss sa,yl ."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
THINE OWN.

l. q. 4
-s2 The following beautiful and touching
verses. by New Orleans lady. were
written as a farewell 10 her husband dur.
A ing her illness and in prospect Of en- early
. u departure 10 the better land. a's .as
- =, Cali me no more thine own-'he summer
a., So 2loyed by me. shall never come come;
,o.5-i again = l-s sawed - - 80
IL scarce shall look upon the springs pale
.1asl flowers. stl
-e'a Aud 10 This lie Of weariaess and pain
~ Shall be no more thine own,staN re-
-, -v.fP 4. trs ,.i9esg3 - -
.. The spring shall wake fresh yerdure in
b,nob1.q the vale {; ,'-aft'ai d .t.,
sl5i Freed from gray winter, blue shall
-, glow the sky; "a ~.
But ere The sweet, breatbed ,yiole,s grow
t-a ssa pale 5.lr 70 smer 7a
.sI This fading form low in the dust shall
ta. iaso; lie. 80 .-e
And be no more thine own. ~
The shadow Of the parting hour is nigh
-. 30. Ii fails. dear one, upon my hear, and
i1 thine
T Alas TO leave lhes when LIES morning
''.t--' hour
Is seidsned o'er by love almost divine,
,- To be no, more mime own. . ...a
ii, lsoon shall leave thee thou, beloved.
wilt feel "H-sail .r
A gloomy shadow Ger thy path way
..-y o.. thrown; :s.t .ro-T
- And all too soon the truth will o'er thee
steal, ,..-,.j ..i
.;. That in this ,dfeary world thou ART
s7.ss4, alone, rFc.-e..,do a
~ And no mole thine own.
=! .o.r) - ... .s> --. .H'i - ..r" -
,s's No more thine own To wake for thee
has g.. aya .F5a 'f....' F.N.a '"
The chords Of music sweetest TO 'h'ne
.l--... ear; ..e4-.1J "a "--sr oa
To love thee still alike through JOY or
.ro-fT' 'grieye. - K4..G Isarr>
70 sgsaTo be- thy truesl friend, of all mos
l59.n ygb', dear. IL '" ''s- bs.
JsI1 But not on earth thine own.
g~S.T 0G - .Fa .--' .E... .45' .
si4i On these near hills, whose beauty never
o.: 10 ..s.ilsdes, % 4" g. ~''e .t'a@'' !"
.u0My h1gering fee. shall rest. Oh. dc
,y'aue' ,idinot weep lasro.t Z is'as.-
sHi,Tkou TOO fsi,alt d we'll where sorrow ne q
,sn, 5nVTaSes. ariss79 81. 30 ,'.2 81.
With him who gissee'h His belove'f
liza d.po2slieeP, "a .N .Ga'u =,
.ssl4 And Lshsn be thine aowa. aanao7
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
A SERENADE.

A gentleman who recently put up al q
log tavern in Wisconsin, was, awakened
by young man who commenced a sere'
made thus:
'.3''i "Ob, Sally Rice,
= 'sl5'Pse called your vice. 2 '''' '''
And re! you lie and snore! 'a'
,na.45s ] pray you ~sAs.ea ST aia
ZEE And see your Jake; 5sSil1sIi, ,s1
.e3ssds And ope 10. bin lhe deor; -,
DR. The window, dqn'i care much which,
'n' Fort sskes butlitle difference
. 'o's1's To ether you or = 'ss
Big pig. lille pig.
,ed 3d Raoi hog, or die."ss 81 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

IA California wife writes from SanF ran.
cisco, to hera' husband in.othe interior
s.Dear Sir-li,may be apropeI. and per-
,baps my duly. to inform you aloabou'
two months ago l succeeded in eeItii'g
my divorce from yop,and also that have
since Married again. You may continue
your monthly remitlances, as may need
Them for y5our fhfee children. ~ go
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

A clergyman down east" asked a wo-
man. l,e had baptized. as size was coming
ou, Of .he ysiet. how she feliin her mind.
and = as sSo<ewhsi surprised 10 hear her
answer "Duh5' .sses4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

= a. psrsen asbed sIr. PslElGk isguhe il
he knew AlraJ.iur DpGy, m,Anow bin =
said Pat, why, he's very near Islsi'un
Of mine; he once PtoPoseds e, many any
sIsl6I " -L-.---a l..------L -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Z .MylGermsn irieud how long bsye
YOU bee "a manIeel' eVsl, dis is !. al Ilrg
vol 4 sci Ibai den 4 like 30 talk ahoui. bat
ven Idoes, itssems so long asnsveT was"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

q An,Isisbmsm was asked what was his
relieinis bsllrl. ''lfs me. sbedsd. ye'd
be asking sbeuI ~ said lie. .'ll's tie
same ss the widow Brady. | q~e Fer
twelve sEilsl1gs. and she befases I'll new.
sr pay ,hst,5aad faiih ibsfs Sy 'teIaie,
ion p,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Miss Moore, the Skater.

There is q Miss Moore, The "Skaiori-
al Qpeen" who has been creating quite an
excitement at one Of the Philadelphia
SIX kslius parks. Crowds flock 10 see her,
so that on Saturday afternoon the proplie.
tor OF the park would not allow her 10 ap-
pear on lhe ice, .he weather being so mild
iha, il was feared the number of spec,a-
tors crowded io7 see Miss Moore would
break ihrough. The Philadelphia Press
claims that she is the best known skater
in.Ihe worlddl She has appeared in Two
cosIumes, of which we give the desrrip-
tionfoflhe benefit Of the ladies': One Of
Them consists OF a basque and skirt Of
purple velvet beaver cloth, trimmed with
deep border Of grey AMI white squirrel
fur, above which are three rows Of silver
trimming. She wears a bat made, OF lhe
same material, trimmed with for, TO cor.
respond " iih Ira, Of the dress. Her Pc.
lish costume consists iof la basque Of blue
velvet. and scarlet skirt trimmed with er.
mine, fur and gold lace, the entire dress
being spansled with gold STARS. A hat Of
red and blue velvet and white 'plumes
adorns her head, nwlfile her feet are en-
cased in red kid boots. Both tue cos.
tumes are very rich and .elegantlo The
skates she uses are The common "rock-
ers''rmsd Of ibe best material. s1.a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

A gentlemen riding very ordinary
looking horse. asked a negro whom he
met, how far il was TO neighbosing
town, whittier he was going. The negro
looking al The animal under The rider.wiIh
broad grin Of contempt, replied : ''Wi'
dat ar boss, masss, irs jist fo'teen miles
W. good chunk OBJ boss s.beh miles;
but il you jjisl bad niassa Jimmy's boss
Won re dar nowr' =" s'oa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

10 .Bob. is that dog 4 hupssr3s,a "No.
he's ball hunter and bali setter; 81 hua,s4
bones when he's bonsry, -shd s5Gts' By
ihs ffe' when Sc q sstisIsdys ss y
.sssss isss 1ssasiss. ssc "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

aisaIfForiynme Inches make ssnI'eH, how
Emapy inches msketan slepbsnio x
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
A Conductor Cdmpiimented by a Hap
- A,'N' 's9anpy Mother. ~; ,...

IA short time since. Mrs. S.. resident
Of Cleveland, while reforming home from
Pittsburgh by the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, gave notice TO the con-
duc,or that if she could no, be furnished
with a '"lie over" ticket, there would in
all human probability be an extra passen.
get aboard, without either ticket, check,
baggage or anything else. The conduc-
ior. in view Of The exigency of the case,
sloppedSlhe train end The lady was taken
ito house near Baysrd Station. where a
daughter was safely placed in the arms Of
lis happy mother that night. Who as a
compliment 10 the conductor for his very
modest and genilemanly attention, imme-
diately named II Jennie Bruce s. The
Cleveland Herald says :"All those who
have had the pleasure Of ratting Ger the
rails Of ihe Cleveland and Pittsburg Road
will recognize inAihe middle name lie sur
name OF one Of the bestconductors in th:s
country. 10 Thejady, accompanied by her
husband, who, subsequent 10 ihe. birth.
went 10 Bayard, returned 10 her home
las. Mondays" II aE.tlI shsu,'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Geps NcC Clellsuois expected back /
Europe early insihe Spring. .sssl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

-. never sLo, 4 bird IN my re. laid .
FREUD 10 81 inshu,sn. who vepII@. 81
never shqi anything ip tie shape ofa bird
bui. . squirrel. which Killed Siih Stone.
Shs6 ii fell iDio the river and wss dfown-
ed" e 's''sats's lss 's7s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28
Innocent Amusement in Texas.

The scene Is a town Of interior Tex
a. The actors are two planters Of
the old Hsgime. They sit under a yer
andah. smoking and splitting
Jonee-Come. Smith. lets ride home.
.>mHs-ln. not ready vet. | have
not shot niger to-day. won't 90
home without shooting a nTggcr.
I've ell. is late now; too late 70
shoot niggcrs today.
$40. II Is not: I'm not going
home without shooting a niger
Shoot that boy. walking over
there
H.-Looking at him criticanv)-
No. | wont shoot him he's rather a
good fellow; I'll shoot another.
" ell, come. mount: we'll see
one on the road.
The mount and ride away. Pres
entity they ride by hut. in the door
way Of which sits negro man. Smith
rcins mp.
N--Therc, I guess I'll shoot him ;
ac's a good mark there.
lie pulls out his pistol, fires, and
kills the negro.
,S--Now well 90 home. ! made
up my mind to shoot niger before
| went home this night
Jones and Smith were arrested
Being gentlemen they demanded to
be- handed over to the civil authori-
ties They were at once let out on
easy bail. ThorenPon the military
authorities rc-arrested them; and We
hear that they are to be tried BY mill
tary authority and viii probably he
hanged-unlesS Horace Greedy or some
body e'>e balls them again.
This Is an actual and recent occur
renee. related To Us by a Texan
Ner York Eren5aq Post.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28

Tue New York HrrqLFs London
correspondent. states, In regard to the
Reform Bin which PASSED the British
Pari ,ameut that
" l. practically changes the govern
ment from limited monarchy into a
limited democracy. And this bill
unanimously passed the House, The
hloodless revolution Is perfected, The
English people now have the power
m their own hands 10 effect whatever
changes in the government thcv NAV
please The passage of the Reform
BIiI rauSs with the adoption of the
amendment "a the American Consti.
tuition aboli>hiug slavery as one or the
most pregnant incidents Of this cen.
fury. and all details connected with It
have their significance
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28

An Explanation.

Forget. forgive me for the past:
Twas love, twas sweet, ., bitter blast
Think no more of me. Forget, as 'twere
y dream-l mean 70 infer
The wisdom of this plan
For It's impossible-I cannot compensate
I 90 for your love, for I'm in state
! would have taken thee 20 Hvmens altar,
Without regret, fear or falter,
And loved thee-Oh, what joyous bliss,
To live upon the fragrance of kiss
Delicious mortal. Ii thou could's but guess
What pleasure 'tis-ah, What a wondrous
stress
L put upon kiss. But if I deviatc,
Attribute IL 10 this-thar I'm in state
Think not Of me. for I'll converse
With mv wild thoughts. But I'll reverse
Tire suijeet. With a dash Of pen;
For ambition | sought, and-what them
w hopes destroyed; q. cruel tyrants they /,
For apPropriating their name; and now al bay
stand; for my hopes have not risen;
lis simply told: | am in-not love; but in
the State Prison.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28
ST a gle LIN e
BETWEEN
MINER AL POINT e. ARENA.

ff'tE undersigned having the ror carving
L III" mail between Mineral Point and Arena gives
notice that n i fully prepared carry passengers
sud fton each Of the above stations, any Of the
WAY stations HsScoaches a new and bull, in A
stNi io secure comfort passenger.-I have also
careful drivers The stage will leave the Mineral
Point tieus-. the x. T.. depot in Mineral Point
on Mondays. Wednesdays 81 Fridays. Al
O'Clock IN the morning. and on Tt ESDAYS THU Rs
DAYS and SATURDAYS, AT III O'Clock A.
Also, leaves tis Si- 'usiH Hotel ia arena EVERY
nornLng Sunday excenird a n-clnr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28

i.ECFI.LY DEcEIvEn-We see by the
u ts''">l"- that-as we suspected at
tle tlmc-the letter, published in the
:" i.Wa7Nec panerS. Purportiug 10 be
from Count Bismarck 10 German
named krocger. conserving to stand
godfather to lis son. and accompanied
by a snoon. was a hoax and a cruel
Jn.l" on the old man. who feels very
indignant and chaErined at the FRAUD i.
-.Ntats journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28
CLEANSE THE BLOOD,

impurities and simulate lne organs Of life into vignr-
action restoring the health and exPeilinS disease
Hence il q variety Of complaints which are
caused by impurty Of the blood, such ScrCf D,
PjmE'c- BiofcleR. Boits. st. Aattouy's Fire, Rose
or Egysjpet,tS, Ietter or suit HheaH. >cGiH He1d,
Ring H1rn. fvteer or rfgvceyOuT Turner's, Sore
kYes, FeH,fie Diseases. such Retention, Lrrcgu-
h1ftfY, Suppression, Whites, St@rtitty, also SYhi-
lis Ie4eriHi DtSe0s4s Lirer Complaints. and
Heart Diseases Try AYERS SARSAPARiLLA, and see
for yourself the surprising activity with which it
cleanses the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been mfsed by
large bottles pretending To give quart Of Extract Of
Sarsapariila for dollar Most these have been
frauds upon the sick for they only contain little
If any. Sarsapara. hut often curative properties
whatever Hence, bitter disappointment has followed
the Of the various extracts OF tparIa which
food the market until the itself has become
onymous with imposition and cheat. StIl We call this
compound " Sarsaparilla ." and intend supply such
remedy shall rescue the from the load Of oh
loquy which rests upon it. We think we have ground
for believing II has virtues which irresistible by the
ordinary run Of the diseases is intended to cure
We can only assure the sick that offer them the
best Alternative which know how 10 produce and
we have to believe 81 is by far the efsctua
purifier Of the blood yet discovered 10y any body.
AYERS CHsREY PECTostL IL so universally known
to srpass every other remedy for the OF COHlks
Colds, H!THeRz1. Uo0Tse3se&a. Group, BrDncbffis
Incipient ConzHmP tj05s, and for the relief Of Com
sumptve Patients in advanced stages % the disease
that Is useless here recount the evidence Of its
virtues The world know them
Prepared by DR.. !. G. AVER & Co. Lowell, Mas
an sold by Or. JoHN NIyIAS, Mineral Point: Coon
ELL Il DRfSKALL, Platteviue; NCEEYsoLps & Co
Washburn; 5. y. GREEN Co., Wingylle; and ali
Druggists everywhere. aug-2S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28

We have constantly on hand Jacks Horse Power.
new and second hand; Circular Saws in complete ruu
ming order. Mill Fixtures Furnace CASTING. N;,{,n
Machinery, Pillars for Buildings Windov ans Uirri'
ing Posts, Railing Sleigh shoes Wheels. Pullevs
hearings OF every size and description Wagon boxes
and Ruh-lrons, Tire Ions, Pillow Irons and in t,ct
everything rom steam Engine down to a Ten-pepDv
Nail - P'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-28
Mineral Point and PIatfevfIf~.

The stage leaves Nnerai Point for P!NtteviIle Al 3
o'clock in the afternoon. every Monday wedre NJ a =
and Friday Leaves Platteyile for Arena via Mineral
Point. al a n. Tuesday,. Thursdays 4 SATURDAYS
Orders and packages entrusted - for delivery
rih ee carefully attended 10. EDWARD KIRBY
zuSss nSi Proprietor.