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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
@eiuleie on Set Mpiel.

2sr 1S69sr Msin lit in Seller, 70 i9rtttt
man sesen Gnee 9%ipsember. Ga5 miBlide
@stter bat bic 2eje aufsebalten unb tei9leus
Ni8I. Die Trub!eicr tenntsn nidt frubsr, uno
bic ontihieeenFen Jreunpe Der lpiten Ssle mag
ten ni0t nlebr binaus ;u i4ieben. 9o pretii9
Die @einlsis teim iaSnsu @sttsr, ~ unfreuno-
LID it le bel NaIe uro Aalte. Die 5oTnuns
anf einsn lpssuannttn Mltueiter<S ammer tri5t
oft. Damn sebt wa5 en- Sualitlt sewonnen
pirt, 1ebr fart an 4uantitat yerlpren. ,Das
S!ut frisdt in bic @urits," iast ter Bauer.
Der Grpa Dor Der 2ele. tear fir bic Sualitat
ees @sinss nidt5 ~reniser ais na9tbeilis. ST
bat reif unS uareif isbr fart entI@ieben. @ab=
rens 1868 efr 8leinters bas meiRe ~liefsrte, bat
1869 Der @ieslius ieinen altea &ubm trsf1i9
b~epa,rt. Die mei1en Der ibrisen Sorten ga.
ben wenig pber gar feinen Grtras. Sn Der
Guautitat isben f1 baber bic Srte unb SABRE
s~essniber. 80 Surise5 Sabr Elm rei9er, ba
bieies Sa9r Elm serinser grtras. Sm Gansen
unb 0rpBen ,pire f9 Der 1S69sr Serbl baber
an Sualitit faurt Elm balber teseitnen
Ia6sn. Sir bic Der @itteruns hes Sabres cut
lpre1snbt Aualitat tpirft ter Inn itant, baB Der
1869er Gin reiner &ieslinsa=@ei ii, ein 81
beutsnbes in bic @aasi6aIe. @u9 bas &C.
tpi9t be5 Mufes sins melt iber bic Grmartun-
gen. Die Na@frase 1T baber eesen sorisss
Sabr aufaQene fart. S@un auf Der 8eltsr
tuurbe piel p~ertauft. Sa mauden Srten it BE-
reits Der peitau5 srSbere She'll ;u tasli9 Rst-
senben preiien itersesansen. Die 3lsinen
@inser tes &uwertbalss erbielten bis jest raeiit
70 Bis 80 Sblr. fir las 81 Quart baltenee
Gueer. &utbpein CAB Is wenis, bic geeren
tuaren gar gu Helm aber er iibertrift ben @ei<
zen iebeufaus teseutenb an Site.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
HeuereS ans Gurrpn.

Hpn,, 10. 9es.-llnter cielem Oa@
tum bertdtet bic u&Hln. Gplf5;eitun1":
Mpr9en fritz 1T Der 9ebeimm Sisura
cer @ater ce5 Gpncils III cer Nula loll
cine pdpflide Bule sur Gertbeilu11s
fpmn1er> melde bic Grcpmmuuicatipner
i'm M1semetnen, pprsi9ltd aber 9e9en
Saien tel6rdntt, 9e9en &lerifer jecod
yiele Der alien tir6lt9en Snititutipnen
beitebdlt unb Ypn ne1ttm in roller
&raft erfldrt. Man seridert idun
felt mebreren @o6eu, rab plus TX.
cine >peitere 8uQe bat anferti9en lal1en
uro 1T bielen Ta9en unter;eidnet> Yer>
feaelt unp pepenirt babe, peren Snbalt
ert nad benz Gpbe tes Yapites sur
.8enntnib Der fatbplilben Gbriitenbett
Aelaneen lpue.-Man 1prt9t jegt Don
snDlf anslieanil9en 0eiitliden, melde
had Npm fommen werpen, uao BON
tmalenbaftem"' lebertritt CUR fatbol.
Reli9ten, Der III Gn9lanp gu ertparten
Fein plrae.-Der ttal. Miniferpraiiz
fent Meaabrea bat bier in Nom an bic
Ntt9lieeer bes Gonctl6 cine Broldure
bertbeilen la1en, 1pelde bic Snpppprtuz
fitdt Der unfeblbarteits Grfldrun9 be-
banoelt: De 8erlammlunsen Der ST.
tdDfe ACKNOWLEDGMENT Nattonalitdten
Ipabren:trt imp .fnb IN bieiem Mu9en>
blide @egenitanb ter-b6@fen @ufmerf<
famteitbrp. &erue nnb. ber 2aiett in
pom. 4r Fan;sf{as Gpiifopot Bill
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08

- Das @un9er.Tieber bat In 2onbpn Be.
reits ip brpbenbe gerbdltnt7s arsenpmu1en,
baB ter Board of Metropolitan Asylums"
in elmer auberorbentlidenS isuns tei6lpNea
bat, fofprt Elm tsmpprdres 6pipital nit go
8etten fur bic 6unsertspbusfranfen ;u er<
ridten, ba bic beiebenben 9oipitiler, pel6e
Tteberfranfs aufnebmen, uberflQt 1inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
Gimuanber1,na.

2aut bem Sabresberi9t Der GinwanbsruneS'
GummiIion in Stem yprt betrus bic Ginpanbe=
runs int Sabre 1869 senau 100000 perfonsn,
aliu eirea $4,000 g)erlonen mebr ais int Uor>
iabre. Oappn farnen ans
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08

ipartt9 8enteBt u1o ser1prt9t, dues autz
suttete11, I'm, Spaniens totbare5 ST
gentbum> Cuba su erbalten.
Die upatrie" bebauptst Nadriaten
III baben, mpna9 Grim trcB 1einsr
Disappointing beS @ereres cinen
5taots frei9 Su @unlten ce5 9erjrSa
ppn@enuaY prbereitet. Terner bebaup<
tet fe> taB bic Mutter ce5 9er;o9s spt1
@enua jeyt Der Ganriratlr ce11elben
aeneiater iei iecpd nut ul1tsr Der Bez
pinauna pab oe7en G'rpGjdbri9feit abz
suparten 1et, tevpr er ft@ in perlon
mad Spanien te9tebt, uno rab ibr
Die Situation heS 2anpes rubi9 crldei<
men mi6e. (&Dnnte lan9e ouf 1t9
marten lalen.)
g btpci;.
8erm.-Gine neue 8unce5re9is<
run9 1T cur1 bic Sunce5Yerl anmlu19
aemlblt :; Der 8unresratb beIteht nun
aus ben 5erren Mslti, &ufM Dubs>
S@end, AnUleL MifL GbauetzSen enc
BunoespraGrsnt 1T Nufy aus oer
Baact unp Nice Yrddi trent Or. Duts
aus 3urt6. Som erltsn Sunccsratbs
unter rer uel1en Sronun9 lit nur ncb
Naf aus ct. OaQen ubrtg.
Sn &cb1pD; 1T Gbeocpr M<y|eer9
a%e1prbe11> pdbrenp cer creiBi9er Sabre
ltnp biS 1S46 Der pppu!lrfe Staatsz
mann Der urldwe';.
Tranfreta.
Dem 9eles9eteneen &1rper YOU
Tranfreib rruroe ait 13. DECEMBER rer
Beridt rss Tiinansminiiters, Germ
Maens> sorSelest. 81 fa9t carit,> nab
pie fdmebenoe, 5dulo felt cent 31iten
Suli 1868 uu, 232,00O>00O Tr. serz
mintert wprren III uno iid iegt auf
518>000,000 St. te!duft. Das 8urz
act Don 1868 sei9t einen cefinttipen
NettozlleterlduB yon 19,500,0OO ST.
0a BE Gtinnabmen aus ben inotreften
Steuern mdbreno ben lesten elf Mp<
nate 1id um 100000 ST.. sebpben
baben (D rirr bet lleber1duB hes 8ucz
GETS bic les SabreS wabrideinlid auf
55>000,00O ST.. 1tb belaufen. Der
SertGt febt fit to5 Sabr 1870 Gin
ebenIo sinitises Reiultat ycrau5. 81.
Wa9ne 11ldst bic NblbaHuns hes
."demi-decime' rpr> Der bic Grblaaftsz
fteuer 1ebr criifeno made. Die ORIENT
li6e Ginnabme fit 1871 mtrp auf
1771000>000Gr. 9eiddyt II. cieslusz
9abe auf 1>674>000>000 St.; 10 rob
cin l1eber11ub spn 19750O,O0O Urs.
tleiten wiiroe.
Jta1ien.
Das l1etertreten re5 GiulE5 siu,p
Bate bel piia 9rpse llete:i0mc1nml'1<
anurgen rsruriadtc, 3~ei 9rldul
ntrren serfbrt UNI cU unterr She'll
ser Stact ltano am II. Ge;emter yier
SUP inter Ma11er. Die Gtleltabn1ta@
tim !rar berlhwemmt unc cie Gll en-
hahn spiidsn gi'a ulo 2isprap ouf
liner Strede Ynr s,pei Meilen unfalrz
lar. Nisrsi3 ptrionen 1plten curd bic
,ucterihwemmu1g u%M9efommea ieil1.
Bis gum 49,, no oer Nrro lItriaen5
dion teecuteuo sefauen nl1o cie 0e{abr
fit piia sisulih scyiitty Mnr, bate
man fUnfsebn Seiden auFSeFldt.
Die Don 3teciarri terl,fene Trei9ei<
ter DISCRIMINATING III Neapel wurce au
10. DECEMBER we9en rsYplut!pndrer
Auar9ebun9 polt;eilid auf selo|t. Dtels
Grei9siiteyet ideint Der 'tolienilHen Nsz
Bterun9 ntdt su teta9en.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
FINANgIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL sTRYET.

MONDAY, Dec. Sc l.. M.
on Change to-day wheat was firm, but the trans
actions were below the average. Cotton was dull
aud lower
THE ANNUAL REPORTS TO CONGRESS-.
The Wall street markets were inactive, owing to
general delerment OF dealings unti after the publ
cation OF the annual Message OF the President and
iCabinet reports OF the several departments These
documents were not received UP to lato
ihour ana when business closed the most
known or them was contained In a brief synopsis
(Which was unsatisfactory ana produced no effect.
considerable curiosity was manifested to the
policy which Secretary Boutwell, should recommend;
put at the hour OF closing the Stock Exchange his
report had not come to hand.
GOLD wEAK--111h A llox.
The gold market was extremely dull, and the
price, which opened at INK, gradually declined TO
ploA, the depressing influence being rather the
lbuoyancy or our bonds In London Than anything
(which might be contained IN the recommendations
lof the President Secretary OF the Treasury. The
Nv Ashington dispatches. however, intlmated that
president Grant took a peaceful view OF the Ala
lbama claims question: and that Mr. Boutwell, was
In favor OF gradual contraction oil the legal tender
tcurrency as means OF promoting permanent re-
turn to specie payments. These reports lent their
assistance to the first mentioned influence in pro.
uucing the lower price OF gol1. Tue course OF the
market Ia shown in the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
THE SOUTHERN srArn BoNps s

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STRONG.
The Southern list was strong with more activity
IN and higher prices for the Tennessees and South
Carolinas. The following were the closing prices this
evening:-Tennessee. ex coupon, cox 81; d.. new,
bsh 5sh; Virginia. ex coupon, 6sk q 90; DO. new,
% IS; Georgia skies, 81 . SIR; de- sevens, 91h
p2; Nsrth Carolina, sx coupon, At 47,k; DO, new,
25h 70; DO, special tax, 10 20; Missouri skies,
'D2h %; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 921l %;
Louisiana sixes II Y; do, new, CT SO; do,
1evee skies, Y "A; DO de-, eights, 90 q %: Ala
bama fves, 10 u; do, Fights, lo1 q 1903; South
Carolina sixes IS 90; DO, new, January and July,
6sa 80; do. do April and October, &c o 60; Arkan-
sas skies. "a a SO; do sevens, 85 81.
FINANCES OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Treasurer Of the State OF South Carolina gives
notice IN our advertising columns that he will pay
On gold coin the interest on the State debt maturing
January l. 1870. Coupons win be paid on demand
hn Columbia or at the financial agency In this city
on and after the day specified. The interest on the
Registered stock Will be paid in Columbia only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Dec. SIS P.M.
CorFEs.The market for Rio quiet, the demand being
light but prices rm especially for the better grades
heard of sales Other descriptions dull and
changed Sales mats Java private terms We append
the quotations cargoes. AXE. l5c
fair do, l6lac b,fc,; good do, l6ac. l6c prime do.
IKE. ai7Ac. extremes for lots 14e isSe Java, zoe
l5c lssc Lsguayre lsSc i74c J.%a,os. isc aisc ;
Costa Rica I61sc 1885, Manila, 16c. l7c Mexican, l3c
1sc. Savaniia, l51c. lsc.-- all gold duty paid.
CorToN There only moderate demand for spin.
ming bu, fair aury for export, and good business
contaminated Tho offerings quite age however and
prices reced.d nv per IT, the Mktt cl6shs weak al the
decline The business In future deliveries fair but A
10 lower prlces. The saies 1904 pales including
Ssl5 for export z7 for spinning, sal for spssNpsg
79 In transit Tho sales Tor future delivery (bnSs 6W
mlddng were as foilows: December, 1900 Is i6c.
i70 at Sc 10y q 70 iLSs 100 a. lsc; January go at
February ana March loo each Al i5s.o March,
ase Saturday Saturday December, 400 at isso Janu.
10 sc; February aud March lid each al iss.c
January 400 i5hc February 300 l6c. March, 200 at
l5ec April 100 ~ l5ac.-ota 1890 bsles Grand
e6oo bales The closing On the soot
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
The decline In gold stimulated large purchases OF
foreign exchange, the rates for which, In the alb
scnce OF the usual supply of commercial bills, ad-
vanced and closed nrm as Notwithstanding, sixty
days commercial, 1884, loS4; good to prime
bankers, 1881 100; short sight, 1O9ss a 1927;
Antwerp, 5.22is Sits Switzerland. $50 a 6.13a1;
Hamburg, S5ss a SO; Amsterdam, 40& a Al: Frank
fort, 40E AL Bremen, 1874 7ss<; Prussian thalers
NlazlA.
MONEY FIVE TO SEVEN PER CENT.
The money market was spasmodcaliy active at
seven per cent, which was the rate early In the
afternoon ana again towards three O'Clock. In the
interval good houses generally supplied at six
per cent, at which rate large amounts were offered
on government collaleras. Some OF the leading
government dealers obtained loans at as low five
per cent. There Is continued inquiry for prime
commercial paper, which passes at OK per cent
rs the extreme range OF quotations..
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
There was a flrmer tone to the government list,
but dealings still limited scale. The set
tement OF the disputed questions between England
and Russia encourages purchases by the foreign
houses for the English and German markets. The
&treet prices this evening were steady, follows-
United States currency skies, 1lok III; United
states skies, 1881, registered 1927 1l0n; do de-.
coupon, 1881 I13h; do. fve-twentes, regis
tered, May and November, 1861 lo7; do do, 1852,
coupon, do, lo7h a lO7S; do. do, 1854, do. do,
1865 l07; do. do, 1855, do. do, 1867 107H;
do. do. registered. January and July, 1861 log;
do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 1904 109X do. do,
nSs7, do do, 1904 1925; do. do, 1868. de. do.
1osI Ito; do ten-fortes, registered, 1Oex 1868
$40. do, coupon, 106h a 1861
ST JcKs DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was dull and lower, but steady,
rather better feeling prevailing toward the close,
between the extremes OF the day. The average
Euctuaion OF the general list within onehaf Of
oae per cent The highest and lowest prices OF the
Ieadtnr active shares are shown In the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06

A WIDOW LADY, AGE ~ YEARS OF AMIABLE AND
n good moai disposition, dosires alliance cotica
poDdenos with gentleman OF smiar qui,hcs add Opu
lent posiLlon, rot under ), or reercnce
dress, for Que week, RkLkAhCE Nv Herald oA1eA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-FOURTEEN
Years 6snambing application gas admin'stered beau
thu Teeth 81; set $40; Pumpers for hollow cheeks;
purchased or repaired JJAY VfLLEHS, l55 Grand street
near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06

.n S And uHAiSTKecelRs sS bblA doaI 80 DO
sorn 2i6o do oats 1864 do barley 600 do and
2lu0 do malt The -four market ruled strong, with
proved inquiry for hpment The sales about l2000
Dbs including extra State At ~. southern lour
was more active Al steady prices. Sales 800 bbs
bye -four moderately active at quite steady sales
2U0 bbls Corn meal dull 400 bbs
at ~ 40 for Southern and Va So for Brandywlne. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
Died.

ARHsTEIN.--M. ARNsTErS aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited To
attend the funeral, from his late residence, No OH
Second avenue entrance in Fifty-fourh street this
Cruesday) afternoon, at enc O'Clock.
ARMSTRoNG.-0n Monday, December 8, JOHN AN.
KETELL ARMSTRONG An the 9th year OF his age,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specially invited to attend tho funeral from his
late residence. 307 West Twentieth street. on Wed
nesday afternoon, at tive O'Clock. The remains to
be Inferred In Greenwood.
ARNoUx.-On sunday evening. December 4, at
quarter past nine O'Clock after short and painful
illness, MARIA ANN ARMOUR, aged 70 years, months
and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
iuliy invited TO attend the funeral, from 400 WASH
lngton Street, this tuesday afternoon, nc two
O'Clock.
APPLEGArE.-On Sunday December 4, LEWIS Ap.
PLEdATE, d. D., aged 80 years, months and days.
HIS friends and relatives, also those Of his father
ln-iaw, George Ross are respectfully invited to nc.
tend the luneral from his late residence, 304 West
Twenty eighth street. this (TucsdaO afternoon at
ocl0ck.
BRENNAN.-on Saturday, December g. at quarter
past three p M, at ais residence, corner OF Eighty
fourth street anu Broadway, PATRICK BRENNAN
The funeral will take place this Cfuesday, morning.
M Ten O'Clock, from his late residence whence tue
bvdY viii De takea to the Church oil tho Holy Name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

nR MfLLERS NEW TURKISH BATHS, Al WEST
~ Twsniy~xtb street, New York. wil colds, sOro
throat rbeunst.sm. neuralgia sciatcA, dysDepaa. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
nper cent for carrying to per cent for borrowing.
line operations or the Gold Exchange Bank were as
hollows:-
&old cleared. s31 235 900
Solu Daiances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,273,4 l5
currency balances. -. ................. i 423alJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

Married.
FLIEDNER-M0LLER.-On Thursday December l.
at the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF Inc Holy
Trinity, by the Rev. g. +. Krotel ID. D., EDWARD
FLIEDNER to ELIZABETH, daughter Of John Moler
oil OF this city.
SEARING--CoRNwELL-In this city on Monday
December 5, by the Rev. John s. Haugh HUDSON r.
SEARING Of this city, to MAGGIE III, CoRHWEIL OF
Port Washington, l.. |.
Queens county papers please copy.
SMART-BRYMER-On Thursday evening" October
"a, by Rev. Alex. Nesbitt WILLIAM G. SMART
OF fremont, to ELIZA BRYMER. or Greenpoint
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15


The Grant County Herald says- tha,
the snnaal yield Of lead in Grant, Iowa,
La Haystte, and portions Of Dane and
GIssa counties, via, i hall million
dDllars.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Grant
e0unty, have votedsto erect new county
Jail, to cost go, 0009
I TN Wednesday, ,oShst week, John So
card, Of Muscoda; wt1ile in A Of tenn
porary insanity, comnitted suicide by
cutting his throat with pocket knife
There was quite stabbisg ARRAY in
Crawford county last week. It appears
they had debating school, and after it
closed, one Mr. Phelps attacked 1Aos.
Kinney As he stepped out OF the door,
and stabbed him in eleven different
places, with an old. worn OF. butcher
knife. None OF the wounds will prove
fatal. In the excitement which ensued,
Phelps made good his escape. He is
closely pursued, and it is hoped may be
captured.
The Senior member of the firm of
High a. Booth, publishers of the Monroe
Sentinel, has disposed OF his interest in
that paper to S. f. Gardener, Esq, pres
ent sheriff of Green county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15

THE indications are that there will be
good deal of talking done at the present
session of Congress upon the subject of
resumption of specie payments, but
whether any measures will be inaugural
ed looking to the accomplishment of that
desirable end, IS doubtful. One thing,
however, seems to be pretty well.settled,
and that is we shall not probably hear
much more about the necessity for more
currency: the fact that the additional
currency provided for n~ the banking
bill of last session has.not been taken up
is an argument which the indationists
cannot dodge or explain away. In one
respect, therefore, the banking law,
above mentioned, has been a real bless
ing, because it has practically demons
strated that an unlimited amount of cur
rency is not needed, and, therefore, is
injurious to the business Interests of the
country. This, is what nine tenths of
the sound financiers of the country have
claimed, but we presume that none of
them anticipated seeing their theories so
soon established by,actual facts. Nil
maukee Wisconsi'a,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15
JB-WoRk PROMPTLY DONE F.!

eF- We are sole agents for the celebrated cock
ing stove "PEERLtSs' made in Boston, =
Give us call before purchasing elsew here, lhank
full for the very liberal patronage we have been ia'or
ed with In the past by fair and liberal deaing w
hope to merit continuance OF The same.
MAIL oRpE sPRoMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May 25sh. 1870 1hh-o'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15

* AME 70 the premises u ~ sndesagped, nvinG
I IN section eight (s), Tovnship ave ~. Range
sree (3). east, In the Town Of Mineral Poirt, Iowa
oounty on the 9Oth day Of November. 1870. tws
steer calves, and vhasss asd oos red hsessr eau
The owner isN requested 70 prove property pey
charges and tske them away.
Mineral Point. Dee. Oh, 1870. e04w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15
FOR SALE.

yv,UF OLD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
| building and lot situated In Mineral poins
Wis For terms and particulars Inquire OF James
Hutchinson or Joseph Gundry.
Nueral FONT, 0ck. 81, la7o Va.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15
THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL -

THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL A
few weeks ago we pronounced this to be
the first newspaper of Wisconsin. Since
then we have read it daily, and each days
perusal has been to further convince us OF
the superiority of the Sentinel over all pa
pers in the State. Otherwheres see pros
pectus, with comments of the press and
terms,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body Where can
you get, them ?. AT
G.undry e. Gray's.
Extra. inducements
offeredl The Largest.
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices Ety.
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e ekly !
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, ShaWls,
Cloakings, Cloth $,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, FlanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&c, &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, in charge
of MIR. Amberg is UNI
rivaled in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment of
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
unced that you can
save money by max
ING your purchases of
us.
GUNDRY 4 GRAY.
Waarel raI,, Wis, u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15
. VS. p 9 p 8 / a.,
Cough no, More.

warmers Cough Uul sam !. healing, soten-
ing aud expectorst!ng. The extraordinary power 1t
possesses In Immediately relieving and eventually
cuIing the most obstinate cases OF Coughs, Ids,
Sore Throats Bronchitis, Influenza, ntarrh, Hoarse-
ness Asthma and Consumption 10 almost incredible.
so prompt is the relief and certain its effects in all
the above cases, or any affection OF the throat and
lungs that thousands Of ply scians daily preserib
ng 1t, and one and all say that 10 the most lea in <
and expectorating medicine known. One dose always
sHor,i rele:, and In most eases bottle eTects =
cure. Sold by druggists, In large bottles. Price
one Dollar, 1t Is your own fault II youtsnl cough
Andeufer. The Balsam will cure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-15
Warmers Pile Remedy.

Warmers Pile Kennedy has never failed
(not even In case) to cure the very worst cases
Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are
aliicted should Immediately call on their druggist
and get Warmers Pile Remedy. II ls expressly for
the Piles and Ia not recommended to cure any other
disease 1t has cured many Of over thirty years
standing Pr,oe One Dollar. For sale by druggists
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A REsPECTAALE MAN TO WORK IN A 0ARDE
IN and take care OF horses and and mako hiuse
generally useful good city reference Address H. box
Herald ONCE.