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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15
MuS y6orb 'SarDttna - Jmpea@.
ment beS 9puS SoISen.

RaIei8b, IA. 9e5.- auf antras bes
beute hber ole ben Sopu, 9olOen in autlascs
itano uerieBenoe Reiolution berihtenoen Sc,
rtbtss@ omtte's tpuroe OieIelbe nab elmer laus
aen uno intereIiantsn Sebatte nit 80 gegen
43 Stimmen i'm Repr6isntanten auie Der 3es
alslatur a%r9snDmmsn. Morgsn tpiro Elm Gos
mite BON 3ueien trnannt tperoen, nm ben
5enat btsrpon in GenntniB 5u issen, unb Elm
SorIits pom 5isben, UNI 0le AntlaSs Z Artltet
aus3unrbetten uno Die Antlose Dor Dem Sc.
nate 3u nertreten. Sobalo Der &oupsrneur
Dor ben SeHat gsfte1t miro, muB er nan ei.
mem BON elmer repubIttanti9en 2egtslatur ees
mahteu @siese bonn Unite iuspenotrt peroen.
Gberritter Rearfon miro i'm Senate bel Der
uHterIu1uug pr6i6ireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15
HuS xeuuefice.

Na botlle ID. GeB.-Srei %oermunmte
Wanner be9absn iia Seitern abenO nab Der
4 Meilen BON bier snifernten QBobnung Sub.
neD Ssnnsa's uno psrlanaisn isin 8eto. &ens
nell ieBte f3 our gSebr, inosm err Ginen Der
Rsrls itlug. Sn GoIse osIen idoien ie i'm
to0t. RAD Der Austage zines flsinen Sobnes
Gennel's naren bic Yermummtsn WeiBe.
Sobn u. &tlipen's @sitGft brannte hruts
Woreen ab. Die Gamilie muBts in giaditl.i.
bern aus benz brennenbsn S1auie flieben, UNI
ni4t in ben Glanuleu um3utommen. Ser
Sfaoen III burd1 8sriiheruua aeoedt,
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Ill. GpnareR. 3 gihuun

Waibington, IA Deg. = Megreers's
In seftri9fr Slsurg oes Seuats etngsbradier
anirag 8streffs BET aBieDersabt oes arlinez
tpn'ihsn SsfBtbunis an bic bintsrlnIsne Sd
mtlte oss Generals See pHroe NIT "a segsn A
Stimnaen absel.bnt.
in Der s~etrissn StBuns oes Reprdifntans
iea . eaaies parOen NOD Die folgeaeeH @ss
ihdtte erleeigt
stessrs bsantraste cine 8efolution bas
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Noiabalis MnIahalis

7""| VI HHU pNEdWlH tTt HUI TWHHIt 7. "-|
~Sorbpnsotue e. Ba.. 8 mRdrt 1869.
Gtsenihattsn hes rTofdhalisa nnr anf Bic riiItenss :
Wftif aus; = = IS lpobnt cine DAME faunt ZOO 81
len bon inherent geihdftt, iueIts tn goiae zines peraIte .
nidt nit benz 10 ettbinftefena a m nj { au tafnGts. i
TN Stanes mar Der aopf tpar ein %etnstasr arofe /
Sttnos Jest Tam tie nab BEN Bsbraude e,niaer Nia .
tnen nFoiaodltsA thr Saar mt einem eraen ,Gamm !
obnt pic 9%ertnsftsn edmersen friRreri. ' #2 Id If net .
pen sure wteotjtn, nm be 9tndtfruae an btfrteotaen ,
g~rpslpeilt bsitslfn nuMsn.. adtunss6oli
t293,Soo,s.4.6.sl Grapen & Gpmp., QSonhetr.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

- @eisrR Hahm Der Sdnarle 8eo. Q8il'
ion BON Der WeIiie Der &i6mDnfer Eanpf=
boot. Gorsoqni5 zine Siftc Soha6 uHo girQ
Olmt ns7., ugroe i2ooh e]rgrifsu unO uom
Rtdter Bone Ge9ufs Ger unt.tiI9Uug tiggas
ft,dt.
- 9eaern frab INpiiber ) uuo d u6r ftabl
sin Sieb aus 5atob Shul5's RDfl9Gpis in J(r.
81, Gea GtrGBe, einen uGber6jG5er. in DeiIcn
Bruftaids SIS bis $40 in 3UnoGstreiorf@ei.
men itafeH.
Qntunft. - Ser 8aupfer sBaltOus
CAPT. 9a1nie, IGnQte geigra bon Baltimore
in Gbartef0n, S..G, an
Sm rYeabobg Snfttute" biclt 8rof.
.. WaterbOuie @3GDtius ais GDntoI GnGs
lamb, feline 4. 2SDrleiung fiber iDOi.e Sb,erz
tnode1, oereH 3uIammeaieBUn8 3um SteItt
uno Die @rs6n8Wng feblenoer 3b'ilc rad az
piIen Sere9ruUgen. Der gOrtra isnoe, Elm
9elhidter 3si@Her DuBte 6urd 3sianuuRgn
ain Itinar5en bretts ben SnGutt Der QOrig ana
aeuanOt ju UtrarI6autthen.
9h1uberGGttEr 8D0. (&tu &Idn
perbranHt.) @eitern No6mitIa9 8 lIbr lttB
6rau Ntorg 9o9au, in gtr z, Botouotitr.,
canton, tuObnbaft, t5re iedsjibriae &ohter
pturQ 4nn bel ibrem S6ugl noe ailein oa
betm unO ~rntfsrntc ltd, nm 8rtltpapisr gu
etrem Srtefs on i6rea in Cumberland, Wl0.,
arb2terOen WtGnn 5u bOier. Nts is nah
elmer balben 5tun0e 3urtdtai1, lag WarD
MINIS Sel9e balbpertOblt auf Dan Sieteu.
Babrldeiulib batteH bitSlsiOer 0esGRdobeus
am len ith entBinOet. 6erSGugliug i4tums
merte un0sris9rt in Der QBtege.
H.-GeRteH SonHubtno itiirdtc
elm gte9er, Hamcns 5dlOb, bel Der Ausiabrt
Der Buu9p pNar Wboop,' Gapt. 0uriep, aus
benz Yntur Mt pom RuosrboDte lbetSOrO uHO
lam um's GebGR. Mian bat Die 9ti9e nIGt
uteOererlanat.
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GhrtfnIs @nti,.

qBir MAIDEN bfioHber8 auf uu1ereH 8trtauf Ron Cels
TrmGlNCu, retttr tn Der 81Gtttt her 90. ~ eBcrs 5
6rcidn In 9tr. SO, 9tprosG barIekfr ON Epunerfda
IND ~Elei'd.. ben 10. RnO 10. 8es. @btHD9 rs u9r,
8teie Sammluug umfaBt gBerfe Der bSribmtsfsH
nuCrttautIten unb europatittu alHitttr unb TIT Der
Nntmriiamtstt non arnHsru lparotg.
Solh' etne Summlung bon gem6loe1 1T ntet1uls bier
In Baltimore ann gst'auie a%r8sbOEsH.
y. s.. ~.ulltpnn S 2pbH,
(2ai-Sl Authorization.
Gtcr, NuaCnz8Miter,
eshuseI unb Esilbprst tdaIt6 Ount ganOt empfau.
@iGmors, gptft & GYMS,
C292-l &r. l02. 4tahtFE. 'assritE
Wan gr9e 81 z. S9anis,
UNI 9dbmafbinsn 3n FauieH,
IRAN aehe gu Z. 5bants.
I'M ri matdtnen rtparirt iu trbnlttt,
nm SbpIl6iffe, Wabsln. 3utru Ii. /. ID, ~ fauFEn,
btuigtr uue bedtr, ais an trgsHb etnslH anosrn glaB.
RdDntafhtueu SbauFS,
Ode Der 2ombaroe uuo SbarpIiraBe.
Der .srHen gopttaen.ale4ea a%esenaber. tDg els. }
9r. J. u. WirDrD,
%r. I41, sapstts:, sniiAsn ~arf. nnt Sowars'
GtrdAe,
bat 80 Sabre duf Soipital-4rdrts berpaHbi. suns,
Hclie, Delde ourb Srlbfbefsdung unn bauRgt Ippbill.
tti1e ArdhtbeiteH flo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @srptr. uuO
hat, DbrenlnuIen, @rr6tbt1, OGDEN : ~Auidpelung.
JmpotenI II. |. ~. Jnaeioaeu baden, iDHner ihneu atbrIli
mtrbtn. Sotorrbbe Drb In 3 3dgen geUetlt. frtlGe Gp.
pAtlts III D Gdgtt. letdie Sppbtlts DOafdHbig gtbgtlt.
Spredtln0en BON 8 bis I2k nbr Dtorgens:
bon 2 bis 8 ubr Aadniittags unN
bon 7 bis 8 ubr NbenOB.
SOnttdas BON 10 BITS Il IL ubr 80rntttoes.
petluHg ntr0 g~arantirt. (28T-)
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Nus Ganaba. - Gine Soppct'
Siuribtuna.

&inston, IA. DE- 9sut. iuurosn bier
3uet WOroer 9sbdngt Daniel Mann, Der
Ut6tosr zines @sfdn9niB ; Bsamten, unO Ja
mes Ssaeun, Der Mbrber isincr 6rau. Eeioe
batten Dor Der 9lnri9tune ibre S9ulo bes
tanut.
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u. Sabresfeit Der ySsraelitiideH
Observation-Disclosures =@eiellidlaft,"

Die sSsraetiiiibs Mobtbaiisfeits : @sisQs
ihafi.S cine Der iessnsrsi9lt mirfenorn Grsas
ntiationen uaierer Staot. begins geitern absnb
in osn s9tep4 afemblp. Roomss ibr Is. Sab
xaEfeft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

nv Die @ebrh0er GoWYtneO 4
s omp. in Nr. IA. &orosGbatlss E, Ode Der
6ODette : Sttule. smpfebten i9re Betertags.
8orratle al Material : Q8aareH, WtOiel, unO
anOeren Wsineu, SpirituUIsH, G0iIusn So.
tintben Naicn u. /. 10. Sbr &el0dft ct
treut ita oes helen Rtnommeas ourh reels
g8aarsn limo nit So9tsuhtntb unO nit Ntt
it4t auf bGs grtH5tp, nWr oas 8eite gu litieru,
aMsaep6blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

no DE %. sui btnQg & BoiItD
in ytr. 262, 2gGit Baltimore GtrnBe, tBnnen
alien, pel6e Gen 5brigcn au QBeibuaatcu
nit einem YrGiente in 8eitQlt con 8lmeru
ieOsr Dirt 6tbetn Bjtoerbahern 8tbelr,
SebetbRa,rn en8iiinen Gloiitcrn H.. I. {.
cine ueberraI1uuS bersiten nolen beIt'us
empfoblen iutroen ibr 2uaer 1T rti1bnttig
unO ausaspdbIt. Iud entbGit rs e%leQnnte
Shreibpuite, BoTteieuilcs, 8autdIten, Din
t%enfdIer, Noti5s unS Sa8sbHbsr, Sdoabrtis
fer. Wlbums Ii, l. ~.
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Aus N6cp Wort. Ste 86rfe.

Wen. Wort. IA 9es. - gelO 6 BIS 7,
Grbanse So bis g.. Colo Qebbofter, dig Bes
itern) II bis IL. Central So, Gre 23bb, Reaz
bling 938 (obne SiuiOenoen), Midt8an 924,
Bittsbura l044. jtortbg8eFtsrn 725, 90. 4rios
ritdten S32, ROdJslano 1889, Ser ll3bb, Ger
1n79
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Gin paaFautie berla6lbrs g6ab:

Asttsts
Setoenbe, bersn gtiNias uno i~DrperItds at1fte burb
tbrontlhe observation-disclosures untcrarabeu Iinb j.
oosr bic OH Ser i4rsdlthen Gribopflng letoea, bic
aIf ihpere aranfbettcn fciAt, bort - Ras 3euoniR
pom fauisnosn. Wslds pie bind rim gsunoer pou eiutm
dbalttsn 3uftanoe osr GntirdIiuns Durb 5ufetter'4
@ossn .Sfttereu gsrsitet tuarpsn, III ctne ItAere
bar9'haft oatItr, odB aud 5br In bisism Dltttel RraYt
uno oaits ftnoen iprrbet. &ber AUD an 9isisntaen,
psl@s BON aufedeRosn SrautbsiIen beorobt fms, oort
pslas BON ben 5oIsen bon @ntbsbruns, uneerpobntsu
eltrla ODER un8siunbsr gsildtti9uns beimssludt TIER.
ben tbhnen, Ut bteIer artitl b~sionofrs luo anso1iidltt,
8srthtst. - Allen. bic ib in elmer iolten SAGE beiinhsn,
Wtro htsrrilt elm fdsres Gbubmiitel ge9sn bic brobenoe
Stfabr 8sbottn. ar6ftt8t unb regutirt Guer gpHsiu
outh oteies unihdoIihe Mtttsf. unn Sbr Istb geIdist
Dor oen aranibtiten. brren asime n seisbsn in Der Suit
,htpsbtn, Die Gld %untstsbt. Softettsr's Wtagen. Stttea
rsr. BITE berltmiefe ltntsr allen f~idrfenosn Wsepgtnen in
ben Berelnt8ten S!aaiet osrbantt istnen Ruf een
3slsntisn BET b:ronrra8snofen 8Hrssr Der linton nun
snen BON Yerlpnea III allen 2dupern. Sn @anasa,
@~uftralitn nho gBeatnoisu ~psrordGei CT aab une ma {
ale anbsren masenfdrtenoeu Weosinet,. jslbt bic I'm.
porttrfsn. uaO 10 fdsr, pie bic g9abrbtit burtsor irat
uno Beweiie allen s3wssFsI bebsr. 10 piro CT st.Isb {, aIIe
an6eren startunas- nne Observation-Disclosures pey.
Srditssrr bic lest bon Seiisuusisen psrIdrtsljen ittrDer.
(2jI-ot Rom !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

Gs- 8apa Mon an nsr Se!air ROao
Idbt bsute slner Andabl fitter @run3cr men
8araus NADER uuo Iaoet gu elmer o~slitntsn
RebeIIuppe nit i~oniti9en 2unih 8eIifnt,Ren
uno 3ur 3beilnoBme an siuem obtiqnten Prcj6z
teaetr Elm. Die Yrciie ituO 5cit9emSBe 8dnie
unh Y}ttpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

SdS IrpntffrdBen 6beatcr
bietet Dem Yublltum IL nene 4erI6ullbfeiien;
Oarunter ben s 6uB boben Stieien, Den Obrr
item @oiben, unO ben 3uera @sn. @ront, it,
Neue Satlett, neue Geiduge, neue Saw6rte
oerUOafiGn0igen OGs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

&@~3r, 8etrr Rui6, @r. a., StcOnos
StraBe, tlidt i:OGE DtlttDoa uno Sonnubtno
fthb, oeH bei0en @eiddft5tu9en oes Centre
Warttes, bou 10 bis II ubr einen GYtrnz
Guuid, in &dusrfropt, Wurit uno anoeren
Dsl!tatsHen beitsBsno, aui. GrFubrura Isbrt,
oaB 9r. gniB ItCts aGd cute unO friiae 6sz
trGUft hGlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

Ns- Gger'S Wmrm S5Mden uus
Uc9eler's &ebertbrau.- SiROcr ieben
oil DIaB unO hantll1 aus, unh aem56nlid
limb Wtirmer Die uriafe. ANcr'S Us urms
SUDDEN lit Elm uuiddol9es, abcr li9eres
4!ttrl eeeen ggirmer.
~. Npaetcr's Sebertbran i9 Der
bette. (Des. IL. l R.)
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Gomin Bennett,

Gomiu Bennett,
Gabrtfant BON
tpet q tetneut u. q. 6. waaren,
oute 4
gefbtn uno Rpdinahomer fsuerfsften Modrsn,
6absif: eide Der Gentraf. unt GanfoH . saps.
nIe, Baltimore. eine SiraBe DfliG Dom pbtaesIpbier
Depot.
aeenten bon @iHinesr Il s5bnen
Branflin.Bi Hints 6ias. FabriF,S
In WhtfQoelphta. (gipu II lN fAinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

Ns- Bir MAIDEN parauf auImartinnt bnB
oas am Breitage erideinenoe 9Bpheubldtt
0es vGorreippnOenten" Den NtrltrL, lDelasr
einen GHtblid auf Die patriotiige Slir tpttit
uno Die Warnau aler babel tbGtig gentlemen
Bsrionen en!hGlt, brinRen Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

sd 5e!at btcpuit benz gesbtten VubIitum an. btR Id
Iaem @eihGit p~orIGuiig nod Nr. Ia unS 10, Wcfs
crrhoHhTaRs. utrlcSt babr. no i'd foti abrett petbe,
ale metne btitbiFn GOrten 0iaudtabGd 5u Tubriitleu,
SD bante allen uteiren aunosn fur oas MIR BIZ btr trs
lptsiene Nettruuen rnb botte. paB fe mir Da7tIbe audl
in QUAINT betua9Ien perosR. 4. AZ. ~tFsIaner,
9~iadfol9Er pgn Il. 8. 8iidoff,
(29l-9) ssr. Ia uHe ne, RaiSsr apnffr "
1iaS &Rgetn aver @r6ben
far bte 4cptdurs BAN g9idgbIumen uno 3itrratbau
gum grrtNnte bet Scbr. bafsr & sUmp
ri, % uno 81, SID Is batiesfraBc.
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statbihta @utrp, estr.
QBeIt : @aratOga : 8auDcrgin Nr. 1.

~DtI ~NtWtuHN OHHUIItTN viz t.
Die Utttglieb'r Obiaen 8trtinB Itno einGelabcn, her
iHbrltbCi 8etlaurlrluna IN benz 9ereius. aotlle bei5us
wobnen. @ltbter ttiusn0e IJiit8leosr petialtn IN bic
s,isBltae sttafe, SIN AuItress
4. WesDer. Rrdfotnt
t297l @spFs bpttes, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

@as- Scr ebrw. Gr; &tGfruu8
Scott in Ounbam, Gt @aHaou, Iaat, baB Ct
an Spspeplie laneer, ala ia"rfanGspaa3i0
Sabre Ian8 Gelttten babe, paB aber Elm Drei
po6entli6er @ebrauh Oes 8eruant{Aen
y liam 9, zines eiienbaltiecn Eonicums,
ibm 10 iuunoerbar gebnIfea babe, baB er iiG
taum itIbt pnn 6ef Wirtlihteit iiber8eugGn
%tonnte, arb DAB &eutc, uelde i'm 9eEannt
baben, tber benz g8tAiel %etitagnt moren.
(204-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15

Sue DOr5iigltdc Nuawabl
neutr uno eebrau6tcr @ianpS uno Nar.
> tpr:Srssln etqnsn 6abrtEates uuo aIf
8 Sabre a~arnntirt BET %. SetreFdmp,
t93.l2.l5) STR. 55l, gDsH II. BaIttmDreHr.
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Neue Ng3rtgeW.
BUR @rrhtnnnl-

Die Wtt8IitOtr Der 3ipHs .Glemsinhe. RorD. Gan.
iraBe, uun has publltarI i'm Alsgmtinsn Y1erpen E
lu9t. DIE gtbetne tbrgr Anagbbrigen u. 5runbe, ruelhe
nuT BEN 6OIumbtoar. : 3lr1bpfe 6:e, aben Iieern,
un8Cidntnt autIantbmer, inosm etn9ttrFiene BtrG1liniti ne
bt,s unum8aubltb %etfOtoeru.
Souls Dgl9es ostlaumt tp'tosr, 10 Gsrben bic our0e.
%ilnbern Rrbtrreie Der gsrftgIng pss atrttnrat6ts
sen 0B beerot8t.
9m auItrast beg Rirdsnratbss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-15
9rutjA : nat i0fiidlcr g5autcu : Ncreir

Die 8attst ot5 Gomite's bts btutI6 patrtotiItm
SGnen . Se1slas ipfroen bitrmtt ouF8Gforpsrt. btnfe.
DUnncghda. 9tGdbmtttug un 8 ubr arfdutet idmmilidl
lib 30 Der I'M Rauie ptr tSrGu &br. III ftattftRoenpt1
!sBtsn Ver% faHmIun8 einJHiiu0sn.
(2pD sRathinF1 @utFD. Gffr
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Gbritian Smitb u Comp,

Ir. %. Noros@ utaw,. tabe WulbsrrpfraBs,
Gabriiantsn BON allen Gprten 3uder /. SpieiIaGen, fb
fir MISUNDERSTANDING ~stsnsno.
Goebsn srbalten Gin hiibitts VI Iurtimert non fran36.
H1hen uhb oentiGen 5aueps 0dthsr. fir aDetbnadts-
&ei6enie p~aienb. Naie, Drangen uHo Wlanosln In
arORcr WukmQht. fZRt-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
family Medicine Cases
AND
POCKET COMPANIONS,
DOCTOR, WHAT CAN YOU DO FOB
EA FAMILY

have Quit, icni.y rood deal o, sickness, thu
tsctor coAos uteu ed his bilis are not hest ara W
n -sC timer enCulJ be gtGtned 10 have Less scSnojs
l.d lighter iii IA tits direction, II consistent with n
Vel, my s:erd I can do good deal fer YOU
can svnd yen one at our FAMILY GASES OF
u0NEar rms tPa ..glrs. which has small book
c. directions egsa- dtsgration CT all the van rs
diseases when W" can Eeit pIohtaNly, Pnd tul
arpctiOrs sor 81, glvag the medicines, Diet, etc,
TIE various spegA are al marked and labeled, &c you
need not be az --s WhCa &c give IN particular case
jpd at directG1s are 50 plaza ara simple tndty2Nn'et
net goast1ay VIII one OF faese cases you or your WIFE
viii b6 al le % meet ard arrest tLreeOur.hs OF all the
cases illness which occur family. on can az
,bs, because you see the SICK child sauent a. once
and lng before tbe doc woGlG be called, and thu'
meet the sickness with the proper remedy at onca lno
before mas become serious In using these smpleard
rSt elective medicines, also you arod drugFing nc
SatieEt and thus veal euing the yse ana laying the
foundation OF future disease You aiso8re thus enabled
- eradicate those tendencies to chronic disease which
VHist IN &C many families and individuals, such az
% time as occasion requires Tor such ailments dis
eases Sccur OF the proper specific, not only lie tins
passing disease cared but the foundation, TO speak,
OF subsequent aud grave chronic diseases IS removed
ihe couseC is that the whole family improve IN
heat have less and less SICK from year to year.
awe more 7gor and better constitutions, and thus
gradually work out from under the hand OF disease
and doctor Just the of this true, under Old
loheol treatment, Every villainous dose Of medicine
payes the tor another one visit of the doctor often
uecessitates another, ana good thorough old school
doctor make patients enough in the nrst ten years
of mis- professional hfe 20 keep him busy for the balance
OF his days These wrecks of men, made 10y tne ABUSE
OF calomel. blue mass Qnlnlne, iodine opium en0
potassium, the harvest fields Of DOCTORS so ms
tr'u nd get out OF this way Of dOctOring Get case
ar4ciflos, and doctoryour; i and family whenyou
4ut when you must have doctor, send for the most
tt1ble one IN our reach and you will soon have SICK
ress and doctors rare visitors at your house.
'nis a. no tancy skeSsh. No mere windy promise
Thousands have done and You may do likewise Tho
cunt involved in the experiment Is not large aud Ii,
attempt well worth a triak
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

t,,,f.ctured by the Weed 5. VI. Co, Hartford, Gt
au. , Sas,rssected is the BEST and MOST RELIABLE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

TWELVE OF the veterans of the battle of
Bunker Hill were present at the Grafton OF
Daniel Webster on the completion of the
monument, June17, 1S43. These revolu-
tionary soldiers, the great orator, the chief
guest and many of the participants in the
ceremonies OF that day, have all been
gathered to their fathers" OF those, two
score or more, whose names appeared on
the plate deposited under the corner stone
of the monument, says the Boston Evening
Transcript, only these three are known to
be living-David Sears, George TicAnor
and Hazen Morse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
FAMILY CASES

q. rs 10 10 icrge yini-. morocco or rose
NI1d ca~~. cOntuiDog n SPECIFIC Tor
p'sry ordinary disease u family h
suV cct TO, aud books Ct directions ...... -.
From $40 TO s35
Smaller Family aud Travclur ,rses, with@
10 q walls 80. 49,. ..... .. .t7m - TO -
Specifies for III Private Ui-tugts, b.n'G fer
Curing and for Preventive Grg.rt. y N
walls aud pocket cases ,... ,,. -'EA. =. : 70 NJ
POND'- EXTRA Il
Cures Burns, Bruises, inIncI soreness.
sore Thront, ~prain-, Toothacr' EurnChC,
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, lumhago, PtlCs,
Buil., ~iing., sore Eyes. hlcculHg OF ihc
Lungs, Nose. stomach, or OF Piles, Corns,
Prize, 4 or , so cents; Piuis. - 90; Quarts,
s,.l3pib these Remedies e,cept PONDS EXTRACT
by the case single boz. sent 90 any part OF the
country, by mail express free OF charge, on receipt
Of the prise
ALL LETTERS MUST RI ADDREssID
Humphreys Specific
homeopathic Medicine Company,
Once and Depot, No 30 BROADWAY, New York
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
WHOLESALE AGENTS --Burnhams Van Setback
Hnrlburt 4 kdsall, Chicago, His jerks 4 Gordon
st Paul MINI Brown. Webber Graham, st Louy
~ ;FArrand. Shelley Go Detroit Mich
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
Pain Killer was the First and Is the
ONLY Permanent Pain Reiiever.

Since the PAIN KILLER was first introduced and
met with such unsurpassed sale, many LINIMEsrs,
RELIEFs, PAEACEAs, and other REMEDIES nave oeen
: ,.s,,s rNvtIHTr STANDING of The PAIN KILLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

al citizens in the late rebel states for taking the
census. The House. by avote of ayes l31, nays "a,
declined to allow Whittemore. of South Carolina,
to be sworn in and directed that his credentials be
returned to him. He resigned some weeks ago to
prevent expulsion for selling cadelships. and has
just been reelected The House. in committee Of
the whole, spent some time Oh the civil expense
bin, but adjourned without final action.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
PONDS EXTRA
ALI LETTERS MUST RE ADDliEssIp
Humphreys specific
homeopathic Medicine CompaI
Want of Vitality,

Sometimes there is lack of vitality in larse and
Apparently we'll developed frames HurcueAn SHOWS
and muscles are not always indicative Of stamina nd
constitutional ygor IN their possessor Health dep, nds
more upon the condition OF the stomach, the liver and
the bow os than upon the breadth OF the shoulders or
the size OF loose levers and pueys OF the system ~
which strength is supposed 10 reside All this grand
animal machinery is OF itself no protective against
sickness and decay Easy and perfect digestion, rtgu
lar and healthy secretous unConamiuated blood and
a regular discharge Of She waste matter OF toe body
through the iutesiues the kidneys ant the pores
the most poent safeguards against disease the hest
guarantees Of longevity r. promote hsSt OH c.s ne
ana and an g4rp1s, n HOstetters stomach Bters
The ingredients Of whch the Great ronic and Altera
tive is comuo ed are taken solely trem tho vegetable
Kingdom and their medic inal virtues not counter
balanced by the acid ard poisonous elements which
exist, more or less IN all the powerful mineral drugs
Sufferers from indigestion, biliousness intermittent
levers nervous debility constipation, not only ind
Immediate relief FROM the OF this agreeable smu
liant and iuyigoraut bat becomes conscious, as time
wears on OF increase of constitutional elasticity and
vital force Labor aud exposure no longer produce the
same efec upon them heretofore, and they feel as
II they had acquired a bold on life new reserve
OF physica aud mental energy This has been the
experience OF thousand, OF both sexes ID ever, dag
adds 10 the mass ei cUuhru&tQry testimony AZ TINS
season OF the year When tue temperature and slate OF
The anost here exercise peculiarly depressiOy nilu.
snc,1 over the " is and sodes Of uyalids HostCturs
Biters is tue ony upon which the debtated can
rely for swift ana rermanent restotstar
GENTS WANTED $40 PER DAY)-h the
n AMFhlCAN KNITTING MACHINE 60 EuS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

Thisis NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG, get
ten 10 10 du pc the ignorant and credulous s it
represented as BENG composed of and precious
s stances brought from toe four OF the earth
carried seven times across the Great Desert of Sahara
an the backs of fourteen cames and brought across
the Atlantic Ocean two Ships" II is simple, mt
soothing Remedy, perfect Shecide for ATARRH and
or Impar,u emit or the Sense OF Smell Taste Hearing
Watering or Weak Eyes Pain or Pressure in the Head
when caused IS they all not unrequently are, by the
violence Of Catarrh
offer, in good faith sstsnding Reward of $500 for
case OF Catarrh that cannot cure,
For Sule by most Druggists Everywhere.
PRICE 80 CENTS
Sent by mail, post paid, receipt OF SIXTY CESTs
our packages for $500 or | Dozen for 500.
send a two cent stamp for Or Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh Address the proprietor, . -
X. " PIERCE, NJ ID BUFFALO, n,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore The
hair where the folicles are destroyed
or the glands ,atrophied and decayes
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi,
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the han
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, AM
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm Il. If wanted
merely for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

Has been tested in every ltty OF climate, ano
nv almost every nation known II Americans. II is the
almost constant companion and inestimabe frend Of
the miss onary and ther Weller, and land, and
no one should travel on our LAKES OR RIVERS
WITHOUT IT.