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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
SOMETHING WORTH READING
Extract from the New York World-A Most
Wonderful Remedy.
"NEw YoaK, March %, ISIS

NEW YORK. March %, 1883,
81 have been sufferer from nervousness and ncrt.
prusHtiOn for years and have tried many things,
hut without the least good Hearing so much about
Dr. Greenes Neryura Nerve Tonic from my friends
and others whom it cured az last decided 20 take
It's effects really almost magical for u Immediately
takes away that nervous restless and weak feeling
diti0n Of health. It "a great boon ana wonderful
blessing TO nervous people. LUCiE WIENER
This wonderful remedy, whose praise is upon
everybody S lips, must be the most marvellous IN
It's curative powers Of any remedy ever discov.
cred. We hear every day Of remarkable cures of
nervousness, nervous weakness. eNhau ton, par
alysis or other nervous diseases effected b' THIS
great nerve tonic and restorative. Here per
son rescued from the grave as was Mrs. Anuia
Donovan, Of Attawaugan. Conn, there a case
saved from that terrible disease, insanity, a was
Mr.. w. Miles, Of 40 Blue hlill Avenue, Boston,
Mass; again. cures of pnralVgi1 of wears stand
ing like that of Mr. Alexander Horn OF The
Marine Asylum. Philadelphia, IA, who had not
been able 10 walk before fCr years. or rest Grafton
from the severest neuralgia and rheumatism,
like the case Of Mr.. James BuWn, OF p Market
street New York City Cures of seeples ness,
with nervous and physical exhaustion, are Hcry
frequent the wonderful an e 81 Mrs. ". Z. Able.
Of - Afeck street, Hartford, Conn, being only
enc among thousands Altogether the rttut X
able powers OF Dr. Gteeue's Nervura Nerve TOwc
In curing all forms Of nervous disease like the
above, and restoring to health sufferers IRON
nervousness, nervous weakness. nervous debility.
dependency, depression Of mind. hea ache,
trembling numbuesS, dyspepsia. indigestion. con
stipatiOn, the opium or chlural hoLt &c have
demonstrated II 10 DE 20 remedy Of Nond rtai
powers, and at times ~ ul ost miraculous effects
IA curing disease II rs not to be wondered az,
o erefUre that drug stores everywhere are over
Whemed with orders for THIS remarkable remedy,
aud il is almost impossible 10 supply the de-
mands from the hundreds Of thousands Of SUI
ferars from nervous diseases All druggists keep
the remedy at 81 per bottle, and its loW price
places it within the reach Of all II your drug.
gist does not have 1t, he Will get 1t Tor you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

No other term than the above would apply to
the woman who could see her youthful beauty
fading away without pang Of reeret Many a
woman becomes prematurey old and haggard
lite Prescription will restore Their organs 10 a
normal state, and make then youthful and bea =
titul once Corel For the ills to which the daugh
ters Of Eve are peculiarly liable the 'rrescrip-
ton is a sovereign remedy IL is the only me ii.
cine sold by druggists under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers that IL will give salts
faction in every case or money viii be returned.
See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
In cold weather, food that supplies carbon
should be taken, but less in hot weather During
April and NAV, and also in July and August, but
little animal food should be ateu. A mixed diet
is best, neither drawing uourishmcnt entirely
from the animal nor the vegetable kin dom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
IhE DRUMMER COULD BLUSH.
ny Asasstie Picks up a Most Agreeable
Companion.

y A,asstie Picks up Most Agreeable
Companion.
ming from Philadelphia on the
sa limited notices in an opposite
Va Two men, who, from their garb
4 20 be Catholic priests. They wore
la't'ng caps which made them ap-
-Ae medieval monks. One was aged
gray hair calling from beneath his
'o'rfng, His companion who APP.
% At'A younger, was spare of form
'y'a gold 1mmed spec tacles. His
-'' one that con mauded instant
's'l oy lie benignity and when he
81 '1ich he did frequently, it be-
s''o'1tely loVabie, Inever saw a
-tans smilr upon a mans face.
1f vas tedious, and a Brooklyn
'sLarnlng from the west, having
%, 'le othsr PASSENGERS to sleep,
~ AoHt he car aisle, aud seating
ys'.1r TIE younger man said in
'-Ai''ar way: Clergyman,
4-s y0unger priest assented
I ol those rare suiles which had
sa me. Then the drummer
"7 once knew q Catholic priest
IN mighty Jolly sort of fellow,
| -4's as premise he began a
statement of his theological
vr1'y proclaiming himself an
He talked for an hour. The
Tue aiu uever gave a sign Of
.-'s' That loygble smile never
-lf and once in while he
d smiling remark but in a
r-.. = i1.sltely modulated that it
'1e aisle as a faint whisper.
wa. evidently well pleased
.,.. ana with his agreeable
.... -na'ly he said-I could not
1im--I would like to come
, ~ again. Where 80 you have
-..- 81. "Ao ara you WITH
.r...-.. eecIe5'ic could reply his
r... anton who all this time had
T.' so'd' broke in brusquely,
t-.- j. the arch bishop.
.1--a'ned the drummer.
l5rrigsn Of New York said
e., .., VINO then abruptly limp
--. a'aea 70 the other end of the
Tired Of some hing. The
.''sd yes he actually blu.hed
put one hanp on hi,
SUN with that winning
talking TO the man TO
H listened with so much
alasd not as the prosyljter
,r not a. lecturer, but a.
ne drummer listened
word did be say about
Wien We reached Jersev
NJ hat to the most pop1-
700 ia an New YORK and
fetched hand with
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
Half Rates South.

April 9th and Goth the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad Evansville Route) II sell
round trip excursion tickets to all points South
at one fare, tickets good going on date OF sale,
with privilege Of stopping over ten days at
points south of the Ohio River. Returning,
tickets will be good thirty days from date OF
issue. For further information address +. f.
Scott City Passenger and Ticket Agent 64
Clark street, Chicago, or William Hin, Gen
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent, 59l First
National Bank, Chicago
An incendiary fire Sunday afternoon
destroyed the bull-ring at Celaya, Mexico.
The place was thronged at the time, and
the panic caused by the flames was fright
ful. Eighteen women and children we're
either burned or crushed to death, but
not man lost his life. IL is said that
many persons became insane from the
shock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

Farmers and others who have A little leisure
time for the next few months viii find il their
interest 20 write to b +. Johnson & Co, OF Rich-
mond, whose advertisement IN another
Column. They ohor great Inducements 20 per-
sons to work for them ali or part of their time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

The hay crop Is short in many OF the
country towns and many farmers have
experienced difficulty in securing sutlc
lent amount for their stock. One farmer
from Caledonia said that he had paid
from $12 to Sl4 per ton the past month.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

The charming daughters of Col. Bob
lngersoll are even stronger atheists than
their father.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
S93 HGNilg M2ChIla FTGa !

We Wonf one TTHou W tvCV VIlT0, Town 0nI t0NnIN y
keep in their homes lime ~ ART SAMPLES % those
who VIII keep simply show tsso samples those who CALI
will send "a the very best Sewing 81 lu manufactured
in che world, with a the Attachments. This machine mall
Rfurihe sNoEupateus which have ozprC Before e patents
out This style machine, with the thutnts, was sold Tor
c9, tuON sci for $50 Reader may sou ihe most
WONDERFUL THING on EAltI tut you can secure Vt
these machines ABSOLUTELY lELt PROVIDED your Application
ia 1rsi oW your locality bud IL you will lt 10 your
home and show those who cali Of elegant and ua
cQnnOd samples We do not aEk you to show these
pies 0t moro than two mout and then hcy become your
property Ihc AT rlWpcg sent Go you AoOLi ILLf
FREE Ufcust How 90 all ieasy guuughl MauNcn
much Seoj 900 Ia trade nom small place,
Ht samples remained whore they could r
mouth We need person in zach locality al over
the country aud take tla Of securing hwu At once
Sewing Machine manufactured aud tho hu,f general aas2ri
mont works OF high art shown together l America An
particular fiuIl y return mail Nric at postal card
which to write u cost you hut one cent and after yon
know ull should comet MO uhCt Why nQ harm Is
done Wondered as &C. SCENE Won need csriFi rs noe.
Address ~ once, TAlL eco, AEol5IA, MAINE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

whats your business Il feed the
lions in tReuagerie." Must be dreary
work." son the contrary, tie very funny.
They keep the table in roar.N-ToSn
Topicg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
Children Starving TO Death

On account Of their inability 20 digest food, will
find q most marvellous food and remedy 30
Scott's Emulsion 81 Pure Cod Liver Oii with
Hypophosphtes Very palatah.e and easily di-
gested. Ir. 5. W. CONES. Of Waco Texas say
Il have used your Emulsion h IniantIle vast g
with good results Il not only reriO. es vast. At
tissues, but gives strength and Increases the APP
petite. am glad to use such reliable article.
The annual horay product Of North America is
about 1O00O0000 pounds, and s value IS nearly
SljG000O0. The annual wax product IS about
10000 pounds and its value Is more than 500
900 There are about 10000 persons keeping
bees IN North America
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

ROUGH on RATS, s. for rats, mice, bugs. l5c
"RoUGH on CArARRH.N Only absolute cure zoe
ROUGH on CORNs," Hard or soft corns itc
ROUGH on TooTHACHE." Instant relief i5c
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

LOOK YOUNG, prevent tendency 20 wrinkle
or ageing Of the skin 10y using LEACEElIE on
Druggists or exp. H. S, Wells, Jersey City n, j
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
A Babe the House

s the source Of much sunshine and jpv brghg
.uiuE many dark cloud and tightening many q
h ary load--b & JOYS continual abide ouly go q
te.itny body. The Creator with great wis lon
Iur every i'll Cf human Kind. This "a ryeous
laboratory reveals It's secrets o. man only hy
long and searching labor Few men have attain.
vl greater success than Or r Y Pierce, nor de-
weed for suffering humanity greter production
thau his Golden Medical Discovery, the uutai-
ing remedy for consumption IN its earlier stages
as we'll as for chrome nasal catarrh, sctoiula,
uuorS and all blood disorders.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

lniia imports nearly half a million dollars
worth Il Jade annually, To the native jewelers.
- cue the credit Of having discovered the art cf
mounting precious stones ON Jade, and many fine
speeimens Of the art are dlsplANei b. them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

Methodist church At
R-y. Arthur simms.
BIZ will renoune !
E its rules for assign
churches, regardless
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
a LIGHT MASK SHE WORE

Of disclosing her we'll known feat
4 roll of something concealed un-
Der siroud fell to the floor, and Mrs.
! Is mother of the sisters seized it aud
Tyuell pursued her and caught her
| .r 10 behind the window curtains. Ii
iol of batting used probably to
wigs and boards IL the cabinet. So
sliug did the sisters and several
attendants of the seence become
he officers were compelled TO use
uyo7ers 10 clear the room. Suisse
| liy search revealed satchel filled
slite mlslin shrouds and the like,
.a.s OF whiskers of different hues,
! Ehiskers, mustaches and a great
1 !Of makeup material, such as is
BY actors. They also found that in
cabinet was curtain that ran up the
fN0i it, making two com partments,
sso q side entrance which admitted
phi, operator behind the curtain,
m BY the way, all the changes of cos
were made. The cabinet, satchel
.as sisters we're then loaded into a
q wagon and taken to the station
ocked up.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

4andady Go boarder' How is the butter Mr.
DumIeyy Dumley "a produce br. kerr Quiet but
strong madam and ia little demand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

A company has been formed in Chill for manu-
featuring soap out Of peculiar kind Of eartb
found near Chllan, of that Republic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
T1Th63L C0Elgl1TlFa70Ta6I8H3o9llT L,Iat0l

II you are wholly without money Do MT Genie
% Tslauoos1. Don 60 into any tw country
wlilult "a least something 10 give you start tut
- YOU have lutte money, be you farmer ne
ehtmc iabp 60, and desire 60 locate iu a section
where Tie winters are mild and tquahit, ara the
summers no warmer than the North, where ptrfectI
health is srrtEed for yourself and family where
sou can build a house for one h.l DE eoai If hLtf
iaa iac same house m the North where You ,ar
I've 90 comfort ai much less than iu New Is land
ana the West and are wiling 20 usc your uu,rptcs'
and influence tu cooperation with Others iH tht
prosperity of me Guy in whirh you are lncIi,n and
appreciate thriving, industrious, TtcCflsgHt cttNI
LA ucople eoDio 10 TaffopO0sa. II zoo src 81
fnB claus you arc wanted here. and the ltt.f yuuI
have can b. invested oil The building a. home hat
wiil rapidly intrcase value on your hands OF in
the channels Of some business enterprise tlgl VIII
arm The mont gratifying aLt laends-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
IihnraI InllcnncltS b Manufacturers.

Tins Couaany % prepared % offer ne most y 70
cral ndI.catntg ~ m1uuiaetuicfa Who wiii lnf a'r
the.r works tn Talapposl. TAcy will donate lani
on railroad front for plant ard other valuable con
Aderauous raw material and heap lspar arr
abunt Is. ana q home market .s1tsi The SCOUT
IS fast becoming The great manufacturing feHrr ol
the Unuu and Northern manufacturer thinking 90
changing lotaupn wili ind o. 10 their advantage io
Communicate pllh this Company.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
,,ygLaryr TO TIE Police,

,ssss ago that the Bang sisters
| ". rs-e frauds, ana detective was
-a.i 10 attend them regularly, and at
s..l coed chance expose and arrest
qarrants having been sworn out
charges nam,d above. The case
| .,,om served to hasten the exposure.
!. Sunday night the detective accom-
..iby a brother officer and the com
-,ps Tr,fney, were on hand at the
,~g Of the seance. After the usual
action and the examination of the
-tby two regular attendants the
were turned very low, several fig
importing to be spirits, made their
| ssBca, one after another and com
MED with the audience. Finally
5pssred the spirit of Russian
...s. clad IN royal robes. The signal
agsa and Trefney sprang forward
Liked the spook by the arms. The
| s.,ec,iyes rushed TO his aid and some
al d. the gas. The spook made q
-s resistance, striking out right and
and tried to throw ofT its snroud and
II have warrant for you, May
! n said Detective Tyrrell, and just
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
Music Books @ ass AIWaySil Season.

Best editions OF the Piano works OF BErra0vEN,
MuzARr, CuoPiN, SCnuNASS and MENnUtssuuN
Tor sale send for lists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
GlpTURED A GHOST
notpctiyes Make an interest
inc Capture.
ofFrauds Who Have Deceiy
,r,or People are Brought
10 Grief.

.,-reo mediums, known as the
asi ...sr.' whose materialistie sean
~ 'I bsen commented on a good deal,
y, t... Yg arrested and locked up, charg-
y % copduoting an entertainment
va license and obtaining money
~ i. + rretenses. The women, who
~, and good looking, claim TO
!'-Is in fine medium business since
~ srall children. Recently they
s,,a the prominent notice of the
' t~ me acts of John Jestram, q
\ y German. Jestram was a friend
.t S,ies. and is said on several
To- have recsived spirit com
. ~, from h m through the
is .'' If The Bangs sisters, at whose
.-l he " was a regular attendant. His
,s,siJg became affected by constant
a -D over the spirit manifesta-
~ .so3 a week ago it was found nee
~ Mace him in the hospital for
:.sos. Itappears that y f. Tref-
--,5'Fpslewood, who is a spiritualist,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12

BUCHlU-IAlBA, Nreat htdney remedy 81
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER for weak men.
WELLS HAIR BALSAM. If gray, gradually
restores color: elegant tonic dressing t0c
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
l9A TO he a Large Manufacturing City.

" T2e TalIapoosa Furnace Co. capital stock : l9909
y lv organized. ard are under contract a. have
: their furnace IN blast by December o., 1873.
q The Taiapo0sa Aisiiea5le Iron O., 81 thor1r3
= carlial $4,000 are under contract ~ have their
q works Ri operation IN eight months.
T6e TaHapoosa Steam Brick Mandatory Is az
" ready putting m an enormous plant fer brics aHd
- terra Gotta work, with capacity ot 1000 dai'y,
n aud arrangements have been eompieed f. aWagan
" ftetorr cash door and blind factory, boiler manu-
"A facforv broom factory. rope factory, aQd neRg.s-
= lions are 10 progress for silk mill, % employ ~
a hanr cotton mill rolling mill and several other ~
dustfie with favorable prospects iyr their lpa1n
n here i an early day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
Come ard Investigate.

Nnc oHt ~ ten Of lhn1e Who come ar rcrs u
investigate The mtrgs of la.i-pp0ad piat g
profitable investment ard location, either ltttair
investors or permanent resident or both -
,gondcnul advantages ~ thfs picp.Lout region $3.50
f,cI miueral belt area, yct Comparatively unknown
,o northern investors and settlers fn a'u~r
description by Us would bc locked upon with De-
cfcduiUy
Ue ,riU cbeerf,ifB pdy the frnr"frf
eTpeuseb Of any pr san risifinG IGIf0+
IoOsn trbO TINS MT Ilid ~ 0ra is sWr-
rOuadiags, 1nd me property of y Is fofts-
num-, as represerted by as. ~ cotyf
me Must Tfgfd peTs0Hat iHtestiD0ti0u ~
inrest0rs and fh0se looking far dcFiT-
abte pface II iocatfoT, and urge oil tche
can to come 0Hd sse far NcmsetoeS me
y,fdor nj pr0Gfabts and sGfc fnresfp. rff.
location Of business or manufacturing,
or for residence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-12
Prrri3-la ln7rstlmi3. ELrrng-s DIVIDENDS.

We would call the srrcalatention q either large
or small investors. who have been arcufInsa %
small rates II interest % tic advantage 81 Ialla-
r.lta Is 4 place ~ r-9d'abis ana absolutely SAFE n
yestmeui Real estate and stocks ~ la.sr1osa are
r4pidy Advancing and inyc aents can " made
here to-day that are sure 70 double aal ciaafuf =
before the csase Of the present year lnt imenis
made n real estate % a RAPIDLY growing na pros
porous manufacturing city are sure t. rria.n hsht
ssme pfaG.8 % the investor, and are aY ieit aaie
investments. We have yet % know q 4 nFie la-
st7rcr IN Investments mate here that hae res ~.
turned larre dividends t5tae iuTcs'sr Tire eii3
Is but vet ia BIS infancy, real estate d scs x r."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-10-04
A Protective Tariff 1. Exsor.i.n.

A tariff for protection is nOta tax. Then
what is il: Simply process through
which the fiscal agency of the government
is used Ia insure profit tn certain moneyed
interests, altogether of Il private sort.
With the people Of the United States these
interests refer mainly tn mining and manu-
featuring. The government with Us is
merely trust II has no property Of its
own, and NJ power beyond the mere ca
preston which its form gives of the s0ver-
eighty that remains in the people II can
not, therefore, pay bounties to one interest
or class Of interests without taking pre-
Cisely the amount wrcstcd from another
class. Nor can the government 10 indl-
rrctly that which it is forbidden 10 do
directly In bringing the crushing weight
Of the General Government into the field
of private enterprise, by arrcsting compe-
tition in behalf of certain favored interest
the government is guilty indirectly Of an
usurpation that not only destroys its use
fulncsS, but makes it dcSpotsm of the
most intolcrablc sort-DoNN PIATT IN Bti-
fJrd -WagdziHe for Oc!oJer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-10-04

That is 10 say. your lung. Also all
your breathing machinery, Very wonder
ril machinery it is, Not only the larger
air-raSSagcs, hut the thousands Of little
tubes and cavities leading from them.
When these are cloEErd and Chokcd with
matter which ought not t. hc there, your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they IL. they cannot do well.
Call il cold. cough. Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any Of the family
If throai and nos, and head and lung oh
structinns. all arc had. All ought - liz
rot rid II. There i just one surc way 70
ret rid If them. That is t. take BoSChcc's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at - cents bottle. Even il
everything else has failed you, You may
depend npon this for certain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-10-04
The Farmers club.

Tn" Club met On Saturday last, the Pres
iIrnt in ;llc Chair. The committee on the
commission agency being unayOdably alb
cent no report was made. 4 motion wa.
carried that the above committee procure
articles of agreement from the commission
house with which lac has been negotiating
and report at next meeting. 4 committee
Of one, consisting OF Mr.. Frank y. Holmes
was appointed 10 draw up document, T.
lie signed by those vino wish j. take stock
in the proposed canning factory, and 10 mail
the same 10 members 10 solicit subscrip-
tions and report at next meeting. The
shares are to be s., aud each subscriber Ia
take n many shares a. hc may think proper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-10-04
tcorespondence Of the. Beaoon-t
Great MrrIs. sri ~ 1SSs

/ AeSsn- E.iifors The esill weather al
noaishss "a Jack Frost viii ~con PSI u !
visit. ami warns farmers that their iollacrs'
and other eroTs will BE- bess OF under shell
ter or otherwise secured There is larss
amount Of tobacco out YET. and much oi
the corn having been planted late, is still
in green state and folder uhsrAsonesl, -
that severe frost would eanse great deal
OF damage.
The saw mill Of Mr. J. T. kilstan, re-
Gently started, near the road lesiing from
this place to Park Hall ami near the Latter
place, i, learn. doing large business.
We still fail Or receive our daily mail.
which is sent from MechaniosyilIe 90 Leon
aniiown on the day it should be sent he
and has TO lay over an evening and nis
al the latter place, and Saturdays mail U
I'll Monday. Whose fault is is The ma
carrier arrives here daily from Mechanics
vile, but with Us no mail, OF next 70 none.
i learn that the Postmaster at Mechanics
vile has been written To several times about
IL, but il seems he Is determined 10 have
his own way, no matter who is inconve-
nienced or whose interest sufferers dctri-
ment Perhaps q little admonition from
the head of the Postoffice Department
at Washington, could they know it, might
have some effect if nothing else viii. II is
often very important for persons 10 get
their letters promptiy-mucx.nay often de-
pend upon ii. 4 merchant might have
something shipped to him, a friend might
receive notice of passengers TO land at some
wharf, whom he was TO meet with convey
ance. but his mail is delayed, and conse-
quentlY he is kept in ignorance, and there
are 50 many other cases it would be tedi-
Gus TO mention them. The mail arrange
ments are that we shall receive our mail
on the evening Of the same day il arrives
at Mechanicsville, and t,ust wemay saon
again do so.