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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

rarRs is anything but harmony nSaong
the Democrats of Wisconsin,, and the
prospect is fair tor a stormy time st the
Stas Convention One bone ofcontentlon
is the basis of representation, whics is
set by the Central Committee Mt two del
egste. from each Assembly District,
much to the displeasnre of a large fac
ton who want the basis to be MS hereto.
fore. two from each Senate, and two
from each Assembly District Another
difference is on the New Departure,
the Youngest branch of the party favor
il while the old wheel horses denounce
il as A miserable surrender of principle
for the sake of plundcr twill all come
ont right. however, before election, the
two factions will be found by that time
working shoalder to shoulder, The ulti-
mate object Of both wings is the same,
+, E to aet hold Of the public money bags
aud no priaciple Is too sacred 10 be sur
rendered if the chances OF success are
likely to be improved thereby.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
THE GREAT RIOT.

Zach day Of the past week the list OF
killed and disabled in the great Irish
Catholic riot in New York on tho l2fh
has been added to until the number now
reported reaches nearly 1000, nearly oil
Of whom, i, is gratifying to know, were
OF tho rioters But very few innocent
parties were hort including soldiers, POI
kcemcn, Orangemen, and lockers on.
The defeat Of the Catholics is 80 complete,
and their punishment so severe, that 1t Is
to DO hoped that in future these demo-
cratic citizens will be restrained from at
tempting to Interfere with the liberties
of American citizens.
Writing on the expected riot, u few
DAYS before its occurance, and the action
of the Democratic city officials of New
York. The edition Of the Independent
says;
New York is no longer free
We lot Germans celebrate their VICTOR
les over the French. We let frenchmen
hold sanitary fairs. We let Senlan pro.
SESSIONS, which propose to make war on
the nnocent people ot the neighborins
provinces of friendly power deiile
through our streets We protect such
PROFESSIONS with files Of police We wei
come seditious r.shmen with the frec-
dom Of our city On the great holiday
of fenianism we deck oar public built
incs with green flags, But when few
Ornnremen, who were mohbcd hst year,
ask to be projected ia msgahirS Though
the streets our city authorities join the
mob and solemnly forbid the procession
MAYOR Hall makes buncombe speeches
on the Fourth of July; Nut this is his I'M
Outstanding OF American liberty
For what is procession but one way
of expressing opinion by the banners,
Nv the airs played, 10y tho numbers who
march, men wish to make . demonstra-
ton in favor OF certain principles. Now
we do not like Ornngelsm 1t ~ nearly
IA bad ns FoniansN Bot orangelsm
has inst the same right to make demon
stration that Fenianisns has, Any de,
NAL of this right ia blows ut freedom ct
OF speech. tn!y tyrHh's aAs ioio'o
such expressions,
In the riots Of 1863 she Government
gained a victory over the mob. But IN
1871 this same Irish Catholic mob, which
hung negroes, and killed babies, and
burned orphan asylums, had bnt iittie to
threaten The city surrendered
live had man. Mayor NALL might
4nye called ont the militia he mhght
have pu, phamnx Of liherty.lc"irE
Americans on one sid. the tTanSenen
and a phalanx of liberty loving IserEh"ns
on the other side, with loaCsd muske,s
md bayonets glistening in the sun ha
Iuight have dune this, and his nanss
would have descended to future genera
tions along with those Of ilnctr'ons he
roes Ii would have been sand siat ha
saved the liberty of the city iNt hSw,
when he dies, the newspapers which
make up history viii baud h'ns d,sfSn to
iatamy by writing phls WAS the cows
ardly mayor who surrendered the liher-
ties OF his city on the twelfth day 81 July,
ASH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Two kirls Of revenue senHns are n he
substituted for those now IN use, and they
will be placed in circulation ON the Isl OF
august One il the sensitive stamp, on
which the application of any Kind Of acid
produces q complete change Of color and
appearance, nnf the Other il q stamp
printed in colors which VIII defy repro,
duction bv the rhot6Grap piers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

REV. SrssHGS II, TANG, Jr, Of New
York, in. u recent interview, denied that
he and Rev. Nr- Ceney, of Chicago, were
nbolA, to, eesede from the Episcopal
Church and set Up an independent Pros
tcstaAt Episcopal thnrch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

ONLY think of Frank Blair IT., writing
letter in favor oil the New departure
These are strange times truly. Could he
have been sober when he penned that
letter? llso, there is quite difference
between Frank E!ulr drunk, and Frank
Blair sober
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

TnB bot weather has developed new
form Of cholera in New York, resem-
bling dysentery and yellow fever in its
symptoms, So far, but few cases have
occurred. The symptoms in all are the
same, purging, high lever and bloody
discharge, indicative of virulent dysen-
terry and black vomit which accompanies
yellow lever
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

TIE pay Of enlisted men OF the United
States army has been reduced. Priyutes
OF cavalry, artillery, and infantry receive
hereafter SIS instead Of 10, and the com-
pepsatiou OF non. commissioned officers
Is propOrsioAately less than formerly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Tuou,s IlNcorH (hctter known BY the
pet nnlae 81 Tad, w6iuh his father gave
him when chi ~, the Youngest son o(
Ex-FreSj3ens Abraham lincoln, died IN
Chicago las! Snfnrday morning, after sew.
eral weeks illness He was over eight
con years &C age. and his death has caas-
81 sincere sadness in aany hearts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Nor a single Orangeman was either
killed or wounded IN she Irish riot in
New York, aud no policemen were
killed or seriously hurt With very few
unfortunate exceptions, those who suh
cred we're the guilty ones.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

THK number 81 lnisrnal Revenue As
SCISSORS Is dccrcas ing as tbs rate Of about
fifty per week, for tho purpose N ,he tus-
ther consolidation 81 the iorUe Vt that
bureau. The removals are not coniined
to any particular section of country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

THE Spnaisa Government is about to
pat bsayy sand upuu the reyuIa:.onlsts
IN Cuba. 4 more vigorous and deter
mined policy is likely to be at opee
uuortcd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

FuEEg j. an sncrcase in the acreage Of
wheat this yes7 compared with last Of
laar per cenA--abNIi thrys quarter: .! \
million a. acrss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the Western District of Wisconsin.
In tie matter Of JOIN STRA CHAN Bankrupt.
In bankruptcy.
To 3chora IL may Concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
p.in, merit assignee OF John Strachan OF Mineral
Point in the County Of Iowa and State OF Wiscon-
SIM within said District who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his creditors petition by the District
Court Of said district.
GEORGE HENRY,
Assignee.
Dated July IS, 4. D. 1S1l.---2sw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

TnERE are Uity manufacturing estab,
Gshmeuts at Rock Island III. ami ylclnl>
Is, which have capital OF S3,2O0,OOO
employ 2,O3b hands, and sell goods to the
amount OF So B, UU1 annually
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

ExrESslvg fires are rasin- in the
neigh borhool OF Sutton, in Canada de-
strpyins tho standing crops, etc, Much
auxlety is teit, owing 70 the prevailing
hiuh winds and dryness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
The CONFESSIONS OF Nm INVALID

nUPLISHyn ~ /, warning anl f7r ths heneE' o.
| lauag fgya daf a:stfs, Vie suaer irnW \ ery
BUSINESS General rcbi,ity, &c, supplying TuE MEANS
81 sNLF-UuEE.
Wrt,teu by one Who cured NJ nss,' ard sent free on
r.erfvtn-s post paid Dir cie3 rnTeiopr
Addgyss, NATs.Sik, MAYsAiE, brooklyn, y. Y,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

AactpF>r y son 80 l. III Weoils
who lives lew miles ea~s 81 Monroe
while throwing hslI, one iav Inst wees
broke the bone above the elbow Of his
right arm completely in two.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

GstD is quoted at lI2l in Ser York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
Wednesday, August 80, 1871,

For the purpose Of nominating candidates for State
officers 70 be elected At the next general election,
and to trnnsacs such other business may be deem
ed appropriate. -
Each Senate and Assembly District Will be en-.
title 10 Two delegates IN the Convention.
+. w. KEYEs, Chairman, Madison.
&c WlNKLER, Milwaukee.
FRANK LELAND, Elkhorn.
q. W. iiAZELTON, Columbus.
JOHN Il. BENNETT. Janewile.
o. b THOMAS. Prairie du Chen.
HENRY KlEINPELl, Sank City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond du Lac.
SCOTT SEOAN, Beaver Dam.
A. iUE'N4ER, Green Day.
@. II CHE, Wanshara.
g. N. WOODWARD, La Crosse.
H. B. P.ilLLEO, Grand Hfsp id@.
Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20
Republican Union state Convention

Rooms REPUBLICAN Stair CENTRAL CoSxiTTsy,
Madison, July ), 1871.
A State ronyensis, o. delegates representing the
Republican Union party o. Wisconsin II hereby
called to NEE at the Capitol, in Madison, al IL n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-20

Dated July 10. 4. D. 1871. --2s-w8
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sAyANrAn, March I6. Il

t.: .,, !l. SAVANNAH, March I6, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Lippn1An d; Broi, t9auannth,
Gd.-GESts: have hciore me your esteemed
letter of the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative 10 your Norman Bitters. !"
After n careful e1aminatiouI must confess
that your Ditters is really what you represent
it TO be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
erlich. Of Berlin. Prussia. It will no doubtba
excellent fer dyspepsia, general debility and
nervnus diseases, and il good preventive OF
chills and fever. l find it TO L6 q most de-
lightful and pleasant. .tomaclic. I remain
yours truly, tSiSncu) AUG. =. WEIIRR,
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KIRKLAND MILLS. Ga. March % 1870.

KIRKLAND MILLS, Ga. March %, 1870.
Messrs; Jacob LIInnom f Bro,, Druggists,
ductd yonr. Great German Dftters liere to my
customers and friends, andsI find better sale
for it than any havuever kept boforn. Those
who hare tried it approve Of it very highly,
superior i'll value to any other Iiitttrs now in
use. Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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,zSfaflAAIE; llAlAIl !; Nl|A49lYi4g}lAl4IA.PP}ANskHo .P}s

-.4--trfs . 4frr..41sL I.f:.;; y
,.e Pge'ssesnutt sut ,9{aapitah 100000, jQq!0[l,,
II f, III ,I SarAi Al ssopYYYoi
John 3. Palmer. President.ii. ':... ,s.a'.. ~.
g. n &. Butt. Assistspt ,i',,-. !:
% u :IH nL.i.i ~. pEREpEQRS, c., u, ~, ~
glu. Ell Gregg John p, Palmer, &. r. 1IsAIaa-
eers,Rs D. Senna Of r. .iQ. Sem, d Son; G, ".
Bearden, Of Copeland j. pearden n. l.. bryan,
81 H H4rysn q q .4e1srter; w.i g. Hwafield, o. r.
+. n. GeGastes, solicitor. - 4. .:.n
NNH1S Bank ia now open for the transaction
- OF general banking businesa.: ..gI,.i..
CEHTI11oATEs; OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
COIN bearing interest at the rate Of Revep t(7)
por cont. per annum, In kind. will be isaped.i
Deposits from County Officers especially Bo-
lictted;. also, from Tnsfeds, Administrators,
E1eoutotts, Professio7aol Men, aud others.r,,t:
PARTICULAR attention given to accounts of
CITY dhd Country Merchants and other buai-
ness mon, and the ,ps9al Accommodations e1-
'01ssG %Slss, Bt; u ~ Eusxaase, Il 81 AKA other evi-
dences Of debt discounted, and money loaned
Socks, Bonds. Gold .ana siluer bought and
Nutaated Currency purchased at email
discount.
. LSishs Drdls dra,e,s direct, on oil the promi.
neht placeb in Eng7andE ireland, EcoNd,,h,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
mark and the Orient Letters of Credit iesued,
payable in any Of the above places
Drafts on all the prominent cities in tho
United States bought and sold.
banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Omen from Tn - I1ol> 90 H.,
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I i beg" lbave to call the attention, OF the
reader to testim onials in favor OF the schnappa:
scHHAPps az being, in every respecs; dpraiethi-
nently pure, and deserving OF neutrality-suspicious.
age. At all lotents, it ,is tho purast ppssible
article OF Holland gin, lheretofore unQbtaina-
physicians.' = DAVID l.. MOTT. III. D..;Ho
Pharmaceutical Chemist, n NeW York.
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Reyes Early Prolific Tomato Plants.
L thirty days earllor than any Glher vEsriety
known. The fttit fs of good Size. round and
smooth, brilliant COLOR. perfectly solid and
dnei; favor. Plants now. raady, i cold frame
stock hsrdened, Can be traHsplanted without
1os5: For sale at s6"ie i'i'1. ~ ~ 81
April I4t :HEINITBH'BD DRUG STORE.
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'----~ ~$A-A-- ii-t-|T
INTERESTALzo WE'D AT,THE RArEnt
q SEVEN PER rCEHI.s PER "a ANNUM.
fT. ON CER1IFICA TIES, OF DEPOSIT,,
.,. AND SIX PER CENT, COM
POUNDED' EYER p SII l"'.
i '!lONTHSiON ACO0 UNITS. :c..
II M: @'. q = ~ OFFIORRS. Tu.,,
nEi's VIM. Martin, President. VI i, ;n
~ '2ohp Sn 3. e F1,an9s FF1fmSI; piee-Presid.nts.
Z q. G.. Bfsnizer, Cashier. a
- ''' 'Johp G. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
s Wsao WHa%%pspn william lam Mar,ln, Z, A. Has
Heinitsh, John b. Palmer, 'Thomae E. Gregg,
ColumDia.' jhp!; Ft,iol r:9;:t ~ ,.,...l..! =
80 J. Miydrfggs Marion.
e. II. Scott, Newbefry.
W.. G. Mayes, Newberry.
R1Ht RaGeagei QleFleeton,r
Eanlel Ravenel, Dr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, LaboferB, Clerks, Widowe Or.
Pfnps and ptherr mayfhereI deppait their say.
!-5s11 asslT fHhbs!s; Iats 81 iafeiSaS tneIp-
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Tfusteea
.Hishing to draw interest en- their funda until
they require them for business or other pur.
poees; Parents dehtfing to set apart Hm all
sums: for their children, and Married Women
aud Minnrh tRhpa depoaitB can oniybs With
drawn BY Themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their LEGAL Tepresentatives,) Wishing to lay
aside funds Tor future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity of depositfng their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, Rt
The same time. be subject to withdrawalwhep
needed. tY.. ,,; Aug 18
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DR.. D. L. B00ZER

EESNE WOULD respectfully inform
higSpstgons rand the public go.
Y4 nssaAly- that he Tah moved into
his new office, over Dnffie & Chspman'a Book
store, opposite the Columbia Hotel, where be
is prepared to execute, Satisfactorily, ell ope-
ratious and work, OF Whatsoever kind his pro-
fession demands. Terms accommodating.
Maroh 8 :
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Wholesale Agenta for State of South Carroll
CHOFF 4 Co. GLACIUS e WITTE. STEP
FENS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia, 8. Co., at GEIGER i
BLOC REtiOR'S. Druggists. June 2 1yit
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TVoyes1 Schiedana Sc1napps .I,,
Is initiated and counterfeited. and purchaser
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There is no astonishment expressed nt
dS dss Fey ST. Spsnes %as sh4 SSsPol one
free matter, weighing rs or 100 pounds
each, were -awaiting-A Acarman to take
them to the post office. They contained
printed matter for Senators, and WE'RE
to be sent To- their hcMes.a Three 'Se-
nators had more than tventy,eaoh; one
had six. There were thirteen also for o
Senator whose term OF Office expired last
Ma4H4H! NI 2 }.lGEi{n|I!IIi
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LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. l. II feel that VI
havo now an article Of gin suitable Tor aucA
cases as that remedy is adapted TO-. H:"! J
-!'i"'t ''tuHiDR. j. W.BRIQHT, /
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Good Things.
eAMSAY's 1slay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
~ Robert Bnrnctt's Old Tom Gin, Gtnrd.
Dupny. Cognac Brandy, Duff Gordcn's Pale
sherry. South.sido Madeira Vino, London
DoGk Fort Vino, Hibbert's London Porter,
nicEwen's Scotch Ale. Tho above diroct from
the importers and warranted pnre.
For sale hv EDWARD HOPE.
A fresh supply o. Bremen Lager at poI.-
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inIALARIOUs DISEASES GENERALLY
FE MALES

Will find LIppMAN's GREAJ GERMAN BIT
TIERS tho best tonic known !or the diseaecHto
which they are generally srbject and where a
gentle stimulant iH recommended.
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J. ). FRHNHY & 666.a.
General. Caamnfanisddtso11i. s. Merchants.

J. J. FRENEY Z 1Cb.... -
General. o@4a a 4lisjtSA I'D 81 Merchsnts.
:5e 4a1aeyoq4fs1 4s q: $2A !$,s d5sf.R sSlsf,a s
RHgE555Sss q r IssS & rsfsPasf n.
srass bsass sass ossesss B
Sumac, sassafras. G1ecg Ftusk: &e.. QiFepleIs
! and Marking Plates ssptfFss,; AdyspceF9ents
a$$SSo z 2gs1ls sAlfs R5sRsy sS
Improved Seed PianksF.a MI
/ II Ss ss ::
in tho sdason do ioti think We Will be ABLE to
fss 1Sees sas otnano. .LoR1ok j: hLoHaxAeE Saa5as
;'.'.'.5a, e y Fresh Crackers .i~ ili"r.
| G0DA, Walnut. Snow, Drop: iBdttef, Fancy
- Fatmer, Ginger, Balrnornl; ;for sale BY.
I. -@.rch 3...-.0 !lLA 1.li. III. z. ..HRHGz. .
OHAMPAGNE6. i,i.oi alii
Moet q Chandoh's oHAM-
L';RVNp PAGNESs Just teoeived. and offered,
much re- reaneed ~ rates. TpF sasaa bg
lMare3 e: -. -.!. h...I GEO: sfM MME4As.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta, B. r.
iH:' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFRIlE.r
Bs Sh sbS tttSb ttsjsis sAjS %|I' az TX
tho following stb eduls! 1902 ahi .bHo:.
Mail TnA1NAGo1Ea EbHrHi ii Gh1Ho,HoUrH
| e9AT1ohs. arrive LEAvs. ARa1yB. 4FAvE.
Gh Ghester 5.6s S% os pm |to.14an, 1o.iS SSS e% @
Winhsb'ro s, 90 pm 800 pm}11.67 ain ~ 0O. Ia
Columbia 1a.s6 pm t2. 4s Pm} 3. IS pm 2.80pm
Augusta IN j! 800 anFH6oIpm e;.n,i
.E1RiREss TRAIN CONC NoRyH. ,Gp1Ha goq3H.
Charlotte $50 am 1'*pb 10 1890 pm
Chester 8.59 am 1902 ON ilb.2B rmd09s pm
WinnHb'o 1:no am :1sa2 ami IA. 0a AN 12. .96 am
Columbia 10. "a PM II ;04 pm 2.20 Am, "a am
Augusta eco pml 7.a0 am ~
!, No might trains wifi leave Obailoste, :, Au-
e gfsta Of intermedIats points on Sundays.
800 y: y: j. M sELHlRK., ,superi4tendente
IrhE, r. DopsEYi GeneEai Ticket Agent, ID,
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7ARTfFICfXEi TEFFH:9 2
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

= yl:'i ,-.,.i ,,'.s.'T ii a. n. -
NgH0sE who have lost several Natural
with remaining sound ones, as tho first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to q practice.
cruel in isself and soften uhhecesaa aarily per.
formed, to convince them msetyaa OF its fallacy,
by looking closely into matter Of 80 much
Importance. a,
The above improvement was designed to re-
sist soieplorable a practice, and, after tho
capable Of accomplishing what no other sys-
tenn of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
Z ia neT possible. 70 obtain partial cases,
which VIII cave for years Naturil Teeth, and
]. An Invitation is hereby given to auch as
feel interested to call ss onr Operating
Rooms. and examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now In actual use. ~. I'M nm
!, Nov CT q REYNOLDS l. REYNOLDS.
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Woltes schiedam Sohnapps

Is used all over tho world by Physicians,
-. their practice. -, lt,-
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.
AYurss, Wreath Tor; Our gBadiers' arav..
.-.,ii,,.n, ~. ,Rx MEa1oR1A. !. -" !,
Our heroes! ibhr mattyrsl ourglorioue deadl
.Their lame is DUR heritage ever, i ,:.,i..; y
For our. homes and our ialtarh, their lue'e
u blood wAs: shed; r, - o:in tri.n.!,.ii
Wen never forgetthem-no, neverI
The aeedssr tGosS patriot heroes. shall live,
;. Eor:1ur children sl lall. b ear. fheir relation;
And tie annals Of fame shall them eyermore
Aas ss hsis,lS9n. n. to e4oR, 4,
Tho the cause that they sdffer'd and diedfor
Not Ioss the btsvs ehlval4ens spirit, ~
fnas gans! W0riaa sSa
f Whildihs hving that htirlti inherit. z. e
Anlhov, with thhaa buds and those blossoms,
moved speak, ...!i,
What Wqxds. pm GOLD marble can never
tEv1H 4aH hleh [All A A a tIasH lA4sdAEe ,is
Ii N# baAssbraAtade tb 4en RSe}orsi !
INVOCATION TO TIE FLOWERS.
Come, come, fair flowers, OF every hue,
Your richest, sweetest odors yield;
Come, diamonded with brightest due,
From every garden, wood and field.
Come tell that we remember still
These mArtyr'd men beneath tho sod,
Who diedeag Patriots. to fulfill z>cs -
Th6ir duty unto man ahd-GodL -
Yes, as We wreathe each soldiers grave, K
Buds, blossoms tell it, DER and DER, !.
That these dead men, so true and brave, !.
au Eve LIE. la erst j thesrss !" foFaXs5rore. 5rn
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Wqlte's schisdam schhapps
Ia good for al. Urinary Complainta,
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k@ @GaA I'D % aa}s&' 3& fasa tsa 1s,as foiierins this
sehedule will be run daily, .Bundnea accepted
lima Railroad up and ,doy4; also With Trains
going Eorth and sSnth sf 4daf1otte, G6lrmbia
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,,schpapps'" is q remedy in chronic eatarr>
hal complaints, etc: ,.'''t.i =
I tako, great pleasure in, bearing highly
crcditab!e Testimony to its efficacy, as q rene
dial agent, in tho diseases fun y hich you
recommends. Having q natural tendency TO
the mucous surfacea, with a slight degree OF
stimulation, regard It as one of'the most Inn
port aut remedies in chronic catarrhal afTec::
tons, particularly those OF tho genito-uriparY
apparatus. With much respect, Jour ohedieht
servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, n. p, New York.
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c!ilc Is so universally
required by every,
body rs Il cat!lartic,
nor was ever nnt hey
fore so universally !
adopted into usc. in I;
cycry country aid
nmDIg ali classes, as
this mild t.lt ei.i:icns.
pnrS.,ti:e I'H. The (;
DDSmus reason is,
that Ii Is {, more rriiA- +.
hlp and fn- i,,nr.. 40.
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SMOKED MEATS, BTC.
GMOKED TONGUES, extra emoked BEEF.
~ Ferris Fulton Market Beef.
Diamond and Orange brand Hame.
Sugar-cnrcd Bacon Strips
Pickcd Salmon.
Moss and No. / MackcrGl, &C., all fresh to
hand. For sale by GEO. SYNfMERH.
Genuine imported Curacoa, Absynthc and
MaraschinO, at poLI.ocK'S.