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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-05

STovFs AND TIN Wharf.-The attention Of
the public is directed 70 the advertisement, ot
Edwin A. Davis in another column Of the
APPEAL. He has on hand for sale, stoves,
tinwarc, and sheet and galvanized iron. He
is also a superior workman in copper plate.
Those having leaky roofs will do well TO Sc
cure the services Of Mr.. Davis. His work is
good and his prices low.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-05

The ST. CHARLES HOTEL, George Tufy,
proprietor, has just been reftted in splendid
style. When all the contemplated improve
rnents are complete, We propose to write a
more extended notice of this hotel, which
is considered by its patrons second to none
in the State. See advertisement.
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THE VIRGINIA CITY ELECTIoS-REPoR-
TED UNION EICTORY-A dispatch which
was received here just before the closing of
the telegraph office last evening stated that
Hopkins, Union candidate for Mayor was
certainly elected and that all the rest of the
Union ticket was probably elected. Hope
that this statement may be proven correct
when We get more complete returns.
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PERsoyAL.-Our excellent townsman, Z.
B. Rail, Esq, takes his departure hence to
San Francisco to-day, accompanied by his
family. The residents of Carson who have
so long known and esteemed Mr.. and Mrs.
Rail, will sincerely regret their removal from
among them. Trusting that they may find
it convenient and pleasant to revisit their old
home, we wish them a pleasant and prosper
Gus journey to their new place Of abode.
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HARDwARD.-Mr. L. B. Rail notifies the
Carson puo.lc and the world at large by
means of an advertisement in this morn
-ngs ArPEAL that his extensive hardware
establishment is still furnished with com
ple'e stock of everything in his line and
he also states the fact of his connection
with the house Of Linforth, Kellogg &
Rail. Geo. A. TErreIl viii take charge and
direction Of the store here. Rails faci!i-
ties for doing an extensive business in his
line are greatly enhanced by his new ar
rangement at the Bay.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

der.tand that the Anti Chinese woodchoppers
who paid visit to Genoa on the night befoIe
last made their first halt in the morning a,
Senator Jim Haines' farm. Uncle Jim is
working some CelestialS on his wood ranch,
and it was his case, more particularly than
any other, that the raiders had in view when
they started on the war path. A parley took
place between a spokesman for the wood
choppers and the Senator. The substance OF
it was demand upon the part Of the com
planants that he discharge tire said China
men, and courteous, but decided, refusal
upon Mr.. Haines' par to comply. He told
them that he had hired the Cinnamon to
work upon his own property, that he paid
them at certain rate Of wages and that he
would gladly employ more men, even the
aggrieved Noodcaoppcrs, at like rates.
The parlev ended, the woodchoppers with
drew for consultation and the matter ended
without any violence or disturbance. The
men perpetrated no outrages that we have
heard Of beyond taking captive few strag-
Cling Cinnamon whom they subsequently re-
leased. There WIS some talk among the
crowd Of doing violence to employers and
Cinnamon, but the better sentiments or the |
better part Of v3lor prevailed and the little |
t.asco passed Off harmle>sly and without dis
credit to the peacea5,e dispositions Of the
men engaged. One ruu-val.ant fellow was
overheard Yesterday denounciug the APPEAL |
and swearing tia: it had better Ego Slow"
or he and some more as terrible as himself .
would " give it hel'-or WORDS to that effect .
lie viii probably forge. what lie sid or be
of It when he gets sober. Las,
night the breeze seemed - be pretty much
blown over.
The lN<TALLArIoN OF OFFicEKs Of the
Order OF Good Tcmplars, last evening, was
attended by more persons than could be
seated in Masonic Hall. The
pleasant ceremony over, 4 brief address was
cad BY the new Caief, when Mr.. Patterson.
icing called for, said he came fully prepared
o say nothing that it was the anniversary
II the organization Of their Lodge. which :
had been their intention to celebrate :
hat from the happy days Of Adam and Eve T
had been the custom to celebrate the birth ,
avs Of great men aud great events : and r
Enumerated as among the days ever to be p
emcmbered and dear TO the American peo-
!e the Fourth Of July. the 22I Of February
nd the Eth pF March II, s,:I .r, $3.50, q
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LADIES, CHLDREN's AND Misses SRoEs.
Mr.. J. Rosenstock has lately received a very
extensive and carefully selected stock Of
ladies, children's and misses shoes Of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made large addition to his stock Of
mems andboy's furnishing goods. His prices
are fixed to suit the times.
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CLOTHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED.-
Thomas Willard, whose place Of business is
On Carson street, opposite the Ormsby House,
$ a really superior workman in extracting
by 4 chemical process, grease and stains from
gentlemen's and ladies' garments. Clothing
renovated and put in complete order. Give
him a call, and we think you will be satisfied
with his work and his prices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-05

To CARPENTERS DESIRING EMPLOYMENT.
One or two frs,-class carpenters can obtain
employment by immediate application at this
Office. None but thorough workmen need
anrlv
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From MAY to EoVEMBER, 1868.
Fun Club Rates. 20 Gents.

The Presidential Campaign of 1865
promises to be one Of the most inter-
esting and exciting in the history of
the country. The issues to be dis
cussed and determined by the people
are of the greatest moment to the
peace and prosperity of the Nation.
1t is highly important that the voters
be properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to place in their hands a sound and
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order to enable the active Union
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and Western Kentucky to secure for
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IroH.
samT Orr a. Co. Dealers In Iron, Steel
etc. Water st. corner of sycamore.
~ Ice
&C. Jewell & Co., No.ll g. First stress
.Ie,ociry aud Clocks.
GeissIer & Deiang. No. 4s Main st.
A. q. Rosenkranz, No. Il North ID st.
seea rc Lunlber,g Sash, 6;caE
Tr1hble, Myers s. Bro, 2nd street, above
Chestnut.
John f. clover, cor. Main and 7th SITS.
Jas. Swanson & Son, Water Street, OPP
posite Lamasco Wharf. sgah
hats LQu0r Dealers.
Gamble a Forth, Wholesale Dealers IN.
Liquors, &c, No. SoutL First st.
Marble Dealer
Unborn a Brinkman, Marble Dealers
Nos. 100. lo2 and l04 Main Street.
Merchant Tdiiors.
D. s. Anderson, Merchant Tailor, Nos
Chambers Block.
w. q. Hazelrigs. Merchant Tailor, No.
81 Main Street.
NJ. Lyon, New Opera House, corner OPP
posite the sherwood%House.
Music.
Frederick Cell, 3rd St., below Sycamore.
OIL.
Philip Decker, Dealer in Compound Luz
bricat1ng Oils. Sd st. bet.sycamore q Vine.
Plumbers,
Gibson Welsh. No 50 Locust st.
Painters.
William Woods, House and Steamboat
Painter, shop cor. attn and Mulberry SITS.
Physicians.
Bray A Day, Physicians and Surgeons.
No. 8 First street.
DR.. H M. Harvey, COR. Main and ard Sts
DR.. A. Weber, Third Street, between
Cherry and Oak.
s DR.. A. c. Haynes. cor. Sd and Walnutsts.
ssao- Reat Estate Agents.
W. II. Klussman q Co., Real Estate
Agents, N }. 50 Main Street.
Wm. Reavis, u. S. Claim Agent; also.
Real Estate Agent, Main ST.. bet. Sd q 4th.
AIvah johnson, Real Estate Agent,
Third Street, between Main and Locust.
!. P. Elliott & Son, Third near Locust.
McNeely & Schubert, W Washington Block,
Third Street.
Re.tdurdllts.
Dicks Saloon, cor. First and Locust sts.
ii Saddiery, Trimmings, DC.
C. Wolf. So Main Street.
Charles Babcock a Co. No. sMain st.
IStgves and 7Enscare.
Lodge, Jenkins & Fender. No. "a Main st
Steamboats,.
Steamer Tennessee, Capt. Ben. How ard t
Master, Regular Cairo Packet; leaves
Evansville Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer Quicks ep, H. I. Dexter, Master
leaves Evansville Mondays a. Thursdays
Steamer Armada, Gus. Dusouchet, Mas
ter, leayes Evansville Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Steamer Sam. Orr, leaves Evansville
every Saturday.
HENDERSON PACKETS.
Steamer Mollie Norton, Charles Perkins,
Master, leaves Evansville daily at35S P. G.
Steamer Newsboy, W. II. Shelter, Master
leaves Evansville daily at 3 p. M
GREEN RIVER PACKETS
Steamer James Gray, Joe. McReynolds.s
Master; Regular Semi eekly Packet.
Steamboat agents
C. R. Rudd, Water Street.
Umbrella Manufacturer.
Adolph Wagner, Third Street, bet. Vine
and Division.
Undertaken.
John w. and George III Henson. Under
takers and Embalmers, No. 1888 Main 81.
r. Smith & Brothers, Undertakers, IA
Main St.. between Fourth and. Fifth.
Woolen Mills
schae 'er, Gruen q KenT, factory in indie
store ThiId ST., below Main.
Cramer & Heuka, Office and factory corr
ler canal and Bond street
Wdgons, Materials, dc.
G. Decker a Sons. l46 and l48 Main st.
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Vineyards, Nea0 Jersey.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE
Four Years Old

This justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the juice II the Oporto Grape,
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being the pure juice of the grape pro-
supervision. its purity and genuineness
are guaranteed. The youngest child may
pRrtake of its generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid may use 1t 70 advantage.
tits particularly beneficial to the aged
and debilItateG, and suitable to the va
rious ailments that aff1ict the weaker sex.
1t Is in every respect
4 WINE TO BE RELIED ON
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use SpeeF's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons ind benedt by its use.
Speer's Wins in hospitals are preferred
to other Wines q 81 - aEf
rs Sold by druggists
A. Speer'S Vineyard, New Jersey. ONCE
243 Broadway, New York. lde4'67 dIy
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. e. GTxRERT a Co.

0s = No. an NORTH FIRST STREE =,
VIII be pleased to see all their old custo :
ers, and as many new ones as viii 'Svoi
them with q call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
S%Agents for Stafford Mills (Alabamal
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We tO5U 0tee special Inducements 20 al those
o1tyf1o for CASH. (oc9
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=FE 81
Let every friend of the Union, of
Free Institutions, and of the True
Principles of Government. push for
ward the good work by securing for
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL a wide circu,
lation.
County and Township COMMITTEES
Should at once commence q canvass
to place copy in the hands Of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
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F A Weber a Co.. corner of Main ans
Second SLreets.
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CAMPAIGN RATES.
FOR SIX MONTHS

THE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
BU MESS DIRECTORY.

architects
Allen a. Clarke, Crescent City Building.
4. Nursinna, No. Chand!eT's b. ock.
Attorneys.
". P. Hargrave, Washington Block, Srd
Street.
Crebs & Conger. Carmi. Illinois.
3. L. D. Gufy, Morgantown, KY.
N. r. Black, Marion, KY.
Business College. ia
Evansville Business college, Wells &
Knner. Nos. ~ and 10 Main st, tup stairs.)
. Boarding. SO
Railroad Heuse, sold BuIl's Head"
Main Street. osIaa-.sgo - La .t.,A
s Mrs. D. Carter Division bet. Second and
Third Streets
Mrs. Z. MsBurna. No. 2South. Second st.
-. Books. Stationery, and Paper.
Evansville Journal Co.. No Locust st.
HeaIy. Isaacsi a. Co, No. North LIST st.
John E. Scott, cor. Main and Second SITS.
John r. HooIe q Son, Cincinnati.
ChetneId 4 Woods, Cincinnati.
Fish & Barter. No. 10 MaiL Street.
Decker & Morton, No. II s. First st.
Builders Materials.
Babcock Steele, Water, above Locust
Street.
Carriages.
j. b. Green Co, Main St, between Fifth
and Sixth
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80 Merchant Tailor.
=. -. Anderson
Can be found at 81
NO. 8 CHANDLERS BLOCK.
ap1 srm CEP8TAIRS.)
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Religious intelligence.
CHuRs NOTICES.


TRINITY NJ. Z. CHURcH.-The reg
ular Sunday services will be held to-
morrow. Sabbath School at 9 An,
Preaching at 103 An and 8 PM.
Glass meetings at and 3 Pm. The
public generally are invi,ed to attend.
Seats free. r..,, H. :. ~
QUARTERLY MEETING Al. INGLE
STREET M. E. CHURcH. Preaching
to-day at 1O3 AN. and 8 PM, By the
Presiding Elder. Sabbath School at
o. An, Sunday. Preaching b. the
P. Elder at 103 AN. Sacrament at 81
PM; and preaching at Pm. Love-
feast on Monday, commencing at 8 Pm.
WALNUT STREET PREsBYTERIAN.
The usual Sabbath School and BIZ
bic Glass exercises will be held at 8
o'clock A. NJ. The pulpit will be
vacant tomorrow.
The new pastor elect, Rev. j. ?. 4.
Kumler, will arrive in the city
next week, with his family, and will
preach his initiatory sermon on the
following Sabbath, and will fill the
pulpit regularly thereafter.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The usual services will be
held at 1O3 AN
We regret to learn that the wife of
Rev. B. F. Rawlins, of the NJ. E.
Church, is very sick.
CARD.
I take this method of returning my
sincere thanks to the members of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
and congregation, for their cordial
assurance of attachment made at
late meeting; also, for very generous
testimonial-more substantial than
words-which accompanied that assur-
Rnce. mG
May the Great Head of the Church
reward you an hundred fold for every
feeling and every act of kindness to
me, His unworthy servant.
Wherever In the providence of God
my lot may he cast, these hands, which
for so many years, have been lifted up
In Sabbath benedictions. will still be
lifted in prayer for heavens choicest
blessings upon you, and especially
that he who succeeds me may be the
instrument Of unspeakable good to
you; building you up in knowledge
and faith and love, and that when the
redeemed of the Lord shall meet
beyond the river" that not one soul
may be missing; but seeing as we
are seen and knowing as we are
known" we may spend a blissful
eternity in praising our Saviour for
all the way in which he has led us.
w. H MCCARER.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is the LARGEST and OLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, an
is in all respects
Equal to any Paper in the Yves
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True Economy.
AIR TIC 1T MA OHM E.
R GAS ED COFFEE.
BEST QUALITY OF RIO,
Three Pound for a Dollar.
A Saving Of One-Third in tho Use
Of Coffee.
True Economy.

Coffee, as is wei known, loses by weight
in roasting, the Joss being 10 pounds per
hundred, or pounds green weighing 5
pounds. Wen roasted thi necessarily
raises the price four or Ave cents per
pound, to which add one cent, our price
for Ioasti ng4 The extra heat required in
roasting BY the common way will amount.
70 nve times what We charge, to ay MOTH
Ing Of time, trouble, and burned fingers.
III is Stronger.
Being roasted air tight, we save all the
aroma, which is the essential part of the
Coffee, and which passes of by being
roasted in an open pan, aud reduces the
strength OF the coffee about oNE-FoURTH.
4 Much Ffuer Flavor.
Being always evenly roasted, one grain
as much as another, IL has much pleas
anter taste than when roasted in a pan,
where you will probably have one half
burned and the other nearly raw.
Families using this roasted coffee say
that two pounds goes as far as three
pounds green coffee. We ask lovers Of
good coffee 70 give IL a trial sd
Roasted fresh every day, and for sale at
all the groceries. Coffee sent as promptly
roasted foI q 50 per sack, or one cent per
pound II less than sack. %
Fresh coffee always on hand and for sale
J.F. BRUNING & SON,
Steam Coffee Roasters and manufactur-
ers of Mustards, Spices, Baking Powders
&C, First street, bet. Vine and Division.
5une1S 2W @EHs
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SPEER'S
p d II T G. A P e
WINE.

Used by Hundreds of Congregations
for Church or Communion Pur-
poses.
Also. Excellent for Ladies and Weakly
Persons.
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Commercial and Family Paper

Tt viii contain the EST
NEWS, full
MARKET REPORTS, SPECIAL
CORR ESPONDENCE. STATE
NEWS ITEMS, LITERARY and
MATTERS, and
A STORY EVERY WEEK.
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DEDICATION or THE INDEPENDENCE
CHURCH BUILDING. = The General
Baptists of Independence will have
their new Church building dedicated
on the second Sabbath Of July. Rev.
Thomas NJ. Strain, of Fort Branch,
Ind, viii preach the dedicatory SER
mon. Other ministers viii be present
10 assist in the services of the day.
The services will commence at 103
o'clock in the morning.
The latter part of last September
the Church of General Baptists was
organized under the labors Of Rev.
Geo.W. Moore, the pastor, with fifteen
members, and without house of
worship. Through the influence of
their pastor, the use of small brick
school house in Independence was
obtained from Mr. G. Heddrich, Town
ship Trustee. Meetings were held
here, the membership constantly in
creasing in numbers until at this time
the Church numbers some fifty six
members who have succeeded in erect
ing a suitable building in which to
worship. The edifce IS a neat frame,
Az feet in length N the clear by "a
feet IL width. It is situated on lots
3 and 4, block liz, Lamasco Add
ton, or Independence, as best known.
The building is now about completed,
with the exception Of some inside
painting aud vanishing. The Church
will still hold services In the School
House until the new Church building
IS ready for use. Services as usual
on tomorrow, Sabbath morning. Sab
bath School at 9 O'clock; Preaching
at lO3 o'clock and at 81 in the even
ing BY the Pastor. The public are
invited to attend.
Rev. G. F. PENTEcosr. Pastor of
First Baptist Church is absent from
the city, on visit to the East. It ia
expected that he viii very soon re-
move to his new charge st CoyiuRtop.
kentucky.
Rev. HENRY S. LITTLE, of Brazil
well known in this city. delivered the
annual sermon before the Society of
Religious Inquiry Of Wabash College,
at Commencement. His text was
taken from lst Timothy, 9th chapter,
10th and 21st verses. The sermon is
spoken Of as an excellent treatment
Of the difficulties Of the Bible and the
1-a11s- Of their renewal. Mr.. Little
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-05

IMPORTANT BILLs--A large number
of bills of Importance were introduced
in the House of Representatives. last
week. Among them are the follow.
ing:
For the taxation Of national bonds !;
giving the right to vote for President
ial electors and State officers to
every citizen Of the United States +,
providing that the appointment of all
agents Of any Executive Departm ent
Of the Government, whose salary shall
exceed i've hundred dollars, must be
confirmed by the Senate to provide
for a temporary government for the
Territory of Wyoming providing
that in case a Senator of the United
States becomes Vice President of the
United States by means Of being
President Of the Senate pro teD,pore,
and in case his Sentorial term expires
before the Presidential term expires,
he shall continue in office until the
end Of the Presidential term, the Of.
fee Of Senator alone becoming vacant:
instructing the Secretary Of the Navy
to dispatch to Norway or Sweden one
or more national vessels for the trans.
portation Of the food to the famishing
people of those countries granting
200, 900 acres of arble lands TO cid IN
improving the navigation Of the Mis-
.issippi river between the Falls of St
Anthony and the mouth Of the Min
nesota river to establish a uniform
currency; TO amend the national cur
rency act; authorizing the additional
issue Of legal tenders 10 the amount Of
$4,000 900.
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JOHN CEU MINIS
3 y lL@3N- 3 p Sc
WILSON & WEBER,

4 TT0RSEYfS and CouuseIors a. Law, Collecting
n and Real Estate Agents
Once opposite the Court House, uP stairs, MaersI
Point. Vi
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DRACTIGAL MARBLE WORKER, manufacturer oi
| Taah Stones, Monuments Mantle pieces, Table
tops &c Shap-uish street, one door above rresby-
Ssrlsn Church Mineral polDt. xii
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MOSES VI STRONG,

TTAs resumed tie practice Of Lew and viii attend
tae sessions of the Circuit Court in the Counties
q Iowa La Fsyette. Grant. Crawford and giChlsud-
CGlcs A. his residence in Mineral Point soft
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SAMUEL W. ESE

a TroRSEY Al Law ana Notary Public, DodgeviII.
= Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid 70
soliciting Refer 20 Hon c. c. Washburu, and Cobb
a Sudduth. -.
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JOHN H. JONES,

JOHN 4. JONES,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Convsyancsr and Clam Agsnt,
Nl NlFFlrS Io~A CO., WIS. TX
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-05

BASIL DUKE. the Guerrilla, one OF
the most cruel and ferocious Of those
whom General Sherman calls wild
beasts, is out ia letter advocating
the nomination Of Pendleton by the
Democrats for President That set
ties the business. The Democracy
can't afford to offend the gucrrilias by
rejecting their candidate
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-05

Az army contractor has been SEN
tenced TO five years penal servituds
for attempting TO swindle the English
Government in some matter connec-
ted with the Abyssirian expedition.
Such a policy would almost derop-
ula,e sorne American cities.
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EAuEN Y. IIREEETI
SIDNEY u. SHEPARD

DUysICIAN AND SURGEON. once in Morett
IL Drug Store, High street, Mineral Point xxi
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She sang the piece through. her
voice quivering with emotion and
both Mr. and Mrs. Henderson stood
At her side, and the gentleman said:
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WILLIAM PATKFIELD,
a u < IT Z q N Il Il II

Attends to all BUSINESS sx short notice
HAia January S1tR, 1866 ST.
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HENRY OSBORNE.
GssssAL pEALNS -
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps
SC, sc, SC
(Lsasaa-'s B.oct. Hi.. 81, Mineral Point. W.
~ share OF the patronage q ths PabIie 3, rs,
spec s1liy solicited. 81