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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

q CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE
lei Lynch5ure, Va.-The subscriber has this da,
taken charge Of the well known and popular Tav-
ern. the "CABELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by Mr.. John Reveley where he can at all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with call.
The House is undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises thar pains ral Be spared on bis
part to render his guests comfortable. His House
viii be provided witt the best the country affords
and having the best Of Stables, he promises thai
every attention shall be given to that department
He takes this method of stating to the pubic that
his own personal attention. aided by Mr.. Hilton D.
Walker shall at all times be paid to esory depart
rnenf of the establishment.
March Staff CHARLES purTpR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

n t0ttOm..-Thc subscriber. who i now in
New York, having just returned from Europe.
where he has been for the last four months, purca
sing goods for this market, will in the course
Of a few days open the largest, handsomes. and
cheapest stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, sv-
er exhibited in Lynchburg.
He Inns paid particular attention To the wants Of
the Ladies', and can promise them something really
beautiful in the WY Of Silks ard ether Dress Goods
R-bscns, 6~.
Sept S-ifts DON 4 2. FkIEhs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

CARPETS. CARPETS "! CAR
" PETS \! !-SEPTEMBER 2eD, 1851
GEORGE NJ. RTckER, Lgnelbmg. t1ginu
is now receiving n splendid lot Of CARPETINGS
RUGS. MATS, CRIM CLOTHS, &c., &c.
pieces Brussels Competing Tapestry pattcrn)
3ply Every superiof)
9 " super -.
4 d" farris 80
=" Cotton and Wool Competing
81 and A. Venetian for stnir and passage
A. Cd, 81. 1914 and 24-i oil Clothes (iloor)
a., ia and GA Furniture a. q
Crunfb Cloths. whole width
Ga Cnpb Cloths
Superior Chenille Rugs and Tufted do
Grass Mats, chenille borders
Rope Mats, &c, &C., oil of which will be sold
cheap for CASH, or to customers that ray prompt-
ly once year. q. NJ. r.
Sept 25-1tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

NOTICE.-CAPTA AND MRS. MUIR
In RAY beg To inform the people that they will
commence their classes in MUSIC and DRAW
ING on Monday the 20sh Of September. Com
muniearions left With Mr.. Wright hil Book Store
will meet with immediate a;,entiyn
Sept. 25--ts M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovis,oss.- Bacon-Ssscks lght--Salcs III BY
the quantity.
BErr-we quote by the quantity at 4a43 eta.
FLocR.-Sales, SuPerhne old $50 New $33;
Family New IS; Old a BY retail.
wHEAr.-Red Coo; White Csc.
MEAL.-Corn Meal scarce and in demand at 20
| to 75c
GRAs-Corn 75as0 cts; Oats 35ai0 cents.
GuASo.-Bcst Peruvian $50 to SIS per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump, s5A; Ground 81.
SuoARs.-Ncw Orleans 7 4ag cts: Porto Rico7 to
10 rts Clarified l1sl2A cts. Loaf III to l2l cts.
WHIsxY-Mourtain none offering. would com
| mand 80 TO 81 cents.
BEEswAx.-9l tu92 cents.
BurTER.-l5 "a IL. cts dull for No Fresh
Butter at market very scarce and brings Is to zoe,
| BRASDY.--Apple, 35a40; Peach. 80 to s. cts.
| BAR IRox.-s75 as0 assorted dull.
| CoFFEE.-Rio Il to III cts. Lnguira laai2A
| Mocha 90.
| CouSTRY LiSESs.--Tow / to u; Flax leal cts.
| CorroS YARSs.-Sales 1920 cts.
| FEATHEEs.--32 to 80 cts.-Scarce
Woot.--25 to % cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 to ia very scarce.
| GISsESe.--30a35 cts.
FLAX SRRD.-Saes III per Sc ID.
FisH.-Herrings No. 1. ss1; Halifax No. | Her
rings, $6as7l: Shad. none; Mackere No }, $3.50.
| TALLow.-Sto 81 cts.
| TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
| HEMF.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LiSsEEp OrL.-S5a90cts.-in demand
LARp.-i2tal3 cts but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-West India IS to 10 cts per suon
n. O. ~ to as cts.
Frcights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hogshead) 81
Do. manufactured, (per boS,) 10
Flour, (pcr bbl-) 10
Bar Iron, (per toni 25
Pig Iron. (per TOM 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per TONI 90
Plaster, (Per TOM 90
Salt, (per sack.) 6itoS
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 10 90
EXCHANGES
Checks ON New York, 10 l per CT. premium.
Baltimore, do
| Boston, do l
Philadelphia, do |
Bank Notes n. Carolina, to do discount,
s. Carolina l To do do
Tennessee, S to 6 do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynohburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par S20-sales $25,
Citizens Saving Bank sioo-sales slO7a; since
dividend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

NJ T. w FALL GO o ID S.--J. u. Ed
IN WARDS, Merchant Taiior, few doors nbove
Meem e. Gwatkin's and opposite Sam'l d. Thur
man, returns thanks TO his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
cd to him for the past year, and respectfully asks
"A continuance Of the su,nc. lie has large number
Of first rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined to turn OUT good work can be- done, he
feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction TO all
who mny favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention to new stock Of Cloths,
Cassmers, Fcstings, and Trimmings, laid in this
fall, of the most approved style. selected by him
self with care for cush which vii! DO made up on
reasonable terms, aud very low for cash.
JAMES Is. EDWARDS. Agt..
Sent gj-wfs for r. s. Bradsbsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD!
IN LNFALLIBLE YEAST POWDER, for
Making Light and .Spect Brcad.-When this article
is used according to the directions it fails to
make light bread, if good -four is used and it is
warrented to keep in any climate
Bread made with this yeast is perfectly whole
some, not liable to sour upon the stomach, and is
more nourishing and economical than Bread raised
with the common Brewers or Bakers Yeast, which,
as is well known to Chemists, in producing light
ness, converts into gas and spirit portion Of the
sweet and nouri.hing qualities of the Flour, which
are thus wholly lost.
1t isa great convenience, that it is always READY
and SURE to act-the dough requires no stand
ing, but is ready to bake as soon as Mixed and the
most ignorant hardly mistake in its use. Should
an excess be put ill., it will not the bread yell
low, with ashy or soapy taste. as salaratus and
soda will; thus saving much waste.
Ii is suitable for almost all kinds Of Sweet Cakes,
Gingerbread, Dumplings, and Griddle Cakes.
" Dough mixed with common Yeast, and
failing TO rise. may be mnde light and saved by
thoroughly kneading in the proper quantity o.
Yeast. For sale by JNO. II. SEAY,
Sept 4-4wif Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
Death of Hon. F. JYk;ttze.ru.

RocaEsrrm. N. Y. Sept. 2o.--Hon.
Frederick Whit,!esey died here yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
TWIN INC DFtI- IH1bTt , III.
COrresDOsasscnce.


Befwcea Gorcnor Lore and tie President
ofMe Uaited States.
Theiollowingimportant correspondence,
it will be seen, has been furnished for pub
licatlon by order of Governor Lowe. 1t
will command general persual, and we
doubt not meet with general approval:
STATE DEPARTMENT,
ANNAPOLIS, September II, 1851.
Editors ef'hie S&R:
GENTLEMEN: By order of the Cover
nor, transmit for publication the cores
pondence recently had between this De
partment and the federal Governmcnt-
The Governor desires it to be published,
rs it will tend to reassurc the public mind
that Justice viii be executed upon the per-
petrators of the recent murders and trea-
son in Pennsylvania. and that measures
will be taken to prevent slnlilaroccurrences
the future.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
Tnos. H-O'NEAL, Secretary of State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
VALUABLE REAL AND PEN.

ooNNL iNiAlE AL AtCTION.-Ihe
subscriber having determined 10 change his business.
will. on the 10th Of October next offer % the high
Get bidder, hi- uact Of LAND crop. stock of every
description PinntatiSn utensils &c, Sc This
Tract of Land. Known the Cut Banks, |. on the
Appomattax River. 10 miles above farin,illc, aud
imme1iairly on the roa, from New Store 10 Walk
en- Churchsupposcdtn eon,ain about 800 ACRES
OF LAND. 100 uf which II River Bottom, the re-
mainder very fine hig, Land uae hall u which Il
in usigiral ft,est growthand young pine. The i'm
pTovcmenta are three story MILL HOUSE,
pair burs two noi.ipg clotls and fixtures aprc,-
tuning to the manufacture Of Flour Girls, Mil Cot
ton Gin. &c. There l. also very valuable SAW
MILL attaehed,a good Store liousc,new Tsn-yard.
calculated 70 tan thousand hides ycur with
good stock Of bark ST.. on hand. The Dwelling
House j. new two story framcd House, large and
commodious. and all necessary our-houscs.
Feeling . urcd that viii buy without
unIining for thcnselyesl deem unnecessary To say
more OF this valuable property. The Terms will
be unusually ibcrs-iise years viii be given the
purchaser il desired
Any rcrsan wishing 10 examine tho Land, &c..
viii, az any time before tic day of ssc. find me on
the premises. b. s. NORRIS.
sent gJ--?t-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
wMgTTEMoKE's OFFICE.

Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Class 13l-75 10.
Caritals-s23 500; 1900; 1000; Of LOO
Tickets s..
FRIDAY 26-Do Glass 1913 II.
Capitals-s20 600; 5000; 2.46S; 10 of 1000
Tickets s..
SATURDAY e7-Do Class K--75 Is.
Capitals-s70, 900; 100000 10000; so Of 1000
Tickets $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

ID FLAGG, Of Danvilic, having be-
Il . come coDvcr-ant with the mode Of t,snsnet-
ing business with the Departments at Washington,
and Designing visit that city frequently hcrcp,cr
| will attend to such RepoiutUnayy. bounty Lind,
and other claims, nay be entrusted to him from
the surrounding country.
~ Address, DansA'e. Ia, postage paid.
Sent Bis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

AND AND SLAVES HO0 SALE.
L. by virtue u Deed u Trust saecussd ~ ~
by Daniel siradcr, and duly rsoosasain ths Clssk's
office Of Amherst county Court, to dsba dus
to Thomas aud Charles Ellis, shall proceed %
sell, to the highest bidder. at public Auciioa. u
Pcdar Mills. on Saturday the 25th dry III Ocsobes
next. Il being Iaw-day N thni place, Tract ~
~ Land, lying md being IN tho county of
K. Amherst, the branches II Maple Greek,
adjoining the Lands Of iiaznrl WiIliama. Geo. T.
flcasants aud others. Ss13 or 343s1-0 A..
Ores. am also directed BY tho bwlsaes VI tho
shareholders on said Land, 10 sen the whole nf
said Tract at the same time, 30 that TsissSis
Tract n Land may be had by tho vsrcLascr. Il
lies very we'll. with good portiun &c law. grounds.
BY the decd il IL directed be sold tyr cash, Lss
Ut u likely that part only will b. sold Tor cssl.
such title as j. vested II mo viii convey.
ALSO. at Amherst Court-hcusc on Amherst De-
tohcr Court day. (thc eoth Of October newt. the
Negroes oftho said Samuel Sbrad~r, eenssye ell
Ia said Deed Of Trust 10 pay the debts sforesaid,
in number, two Men, two Women, and the balance
Boy. and Girls all very likely. CASH will b. re-
quired for the Negroes. TllOS. n. EuBANK.
Sept 2l--tds Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
MAIN sTmEET PROPERTY

WI FOR SALE PRIVATELY OR AT AuC-
TlON--Thc subscriber having determined to re-
to distant part of the State olcrs for sale tho
nm two HOUSES and LOTS situated IN the ca,t
Ala side Of MUM Street. at the junction Vi sixth
alley Cor lanyard allcy) with -oid street. On tho
corner lot, which fronts 24l feet on Main Street,
and runs back ~ feet, !, brick tenement two
stories high with six rooms above tho basement,
long used nsa Grocery. On the lot adjoining, which
ironts about % feet On Main Street, aud runs back
u feet, is framed tenement, ut present occupied
by Mr.. Joseph Lawson M Grocery.
The subscriber win ohcr thi. properry privniely
until "wednesday the :9tl Of October on which
day. if fair ifnot. the next fair day ho will ca
pose il 10 sale ut public auction.
TERMS liberal and undo known by application
TO GEO, n. LAMBETH or
Sent ol--,o1D M W LAMBETH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

CENTMEMEN'S WEAR:-
" Superior black French Cloths
- Fancy cold T"
A." % Cassincrs
q black French doeskin Cas4imerss
- " fancy ribbed black q
% fancy silk and satin Vostings
g % woollcn Nclvcis
"a black silk Velvet
" fancy ill, Cnyats
g black -
9 Fancy sutn Scaris
Suspendrrs
Silk and linen Hairlkcrchicfs
Hats and Gaps
Buck, kid, chaino silk and WOODEN Gloves,
and many otier styles of Goods well worthy the at
tention Of all wanting handsome and sorvicenble
Goods. GEO. NJ. FUCKER.
Sept. 9J-ttif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

STOVES AND STOVE PIPES...
- Stoves, Stove Pipes, &C.. ut auction.-1'hi.
morning We will sell at auction, in frunt of the
Market House. mt 10 O'Clock,
10 or ~ Stoves, for wood or conl,
lots Wire. &c. &C.,
barrels llrrings,
Looking -tnsscs, Guns. Sc BE.
Sept 25-lt MOSBY g. IIOLCOMBE, Aurts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25
. SO DOZEN CAPs:! -
q CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE


day per boat Jno. r. Mcdaniel,
Sept oo-2t r. sEABURY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

Drawn Numbers.
M0nengalia Class l25
II II 81 81 - 40 II 10 - 80 81 - g.
M0n0ngaiu Glass l26.
30 40 80 IL 80 70 80 G2 81
Monoagaiia Ehtra Ciass 107.
l6 So 6 10 60 4S . 81 AZ 90 IS s
M0RoRgatia Class l25
IS 33 IL rs 66 67 73 40 55 A
Glass 127, Nos. 81 sc rs, prize Of $1,000 return
cd. A F. WiilTTEMORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

~ Orders for packages certificates of packa-
ges, single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries of j.
w. Maury & Co., viii meet with prompt attention
ii addressed to y. I. WHIrTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
IL Communications strictly confidential.
Semi OIL;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

L'OR SALE.-A first rate scan,stres.. house
l. Servant Mashcr and lroncr, &c. Agcd ~
years. Apply al this office.
Sept 25-2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

Gi VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AlA FOR SALE-The proprietor Of tho Wush-
nston Hotel, in the town ofLynchburg, having do
tcrInped TO change his business, will offer for sals
to the highest bidder, this well known establish
mont. on Wednesday, tho Let day Of Octobcr 1851
il not sold privately before TINT time. Ho docms
II unnecessary to gi,ca description oi the property.
presuming that any one wishing 10 purchase, will
call and examiner for themselves. Possession given
on tho Ist Of November or sooner u dcsircd.
Terms made known the day Of -ulo.
JAS. NJ. LANGHoRNE.
Sale conducted hy
MOSBy & IiOLCOMBE, Auct'r.
| Aug ol-wtlOf Repibl,rpu copy1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

IL o u N ID "A SUM OF MONEY WAS
Il found n few days since Lyachs Ware
House by one Of my servants, which the owner can
get by describing the sumo and paying for this nd
vertisement. PHILIP II. RYAN.
Sent. 2J-3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

GARLAND & CABEIL, ?. c.
Sent 95--y4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-25

gentleman not now living. Ii was rcia-
ted to Mr.. John Lowell about thirty years
ago. Returning to Europe after the peace
OF 1915, the gentleman to whom have re-
ierred was spoken to by some one of the
great pcrsonagcs Of Europe, who. abiding
70 the naval power Of the United States,
SAID that he hoped the European Powers
wonid now be permitted to traverse the
ocean quietly; and the response was, "Yes,
with our leave!" Applause.
May It please Your Excellcncy, l hope
thai all.hcalth. happiness. and prosperity
M1H attend you henceforward through life.
Enthusiastic cheers.
Hon. c. 7. Russell then presented to the
Governor Mr.. Stuart. the Secretary of the
interior. He was warmly received, and
made the following remarks:
SPEECH or THE non. A. II. H. STUART, or yIR
GINIA, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
Nay 1t please your Excellency, the very
complimentary terms in which you have
been pleased to allude to my friend on my
left and myself seems to demand word Of
response and thanks. Itender to YOU, sir
my most cordial Acknowledgements for the
welcome you have given US. This, sir. is
the first time that my feet has ever rested
upon The coil New England. Hear. hear.
But 1 trust. ir. Il will not be the last. Zap,
Plesse.
have seen. ar. many'shings to admire.
and which have afforded me instruction. l
have seen the network Of railroads to which
ysu have alluded, which are now penctra-
si.g TO the rcmosest parts Of our country.
] have seen to-day. sir. as ] traversed your
ssrs'io.y. the hardy yeomanry ofthis conn-
Try. And here. sir. permit me to say, that
liz ~ my travels throughout this broad
OoeladsFaey. i have never YET seen she same
svsdsness OF intelligence. Of prosperity. Of
Industry, and of every thing that renders
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
The License Question.

We las. week published circular and
petition, adopted by the Sons of Temper
ance IN this place, upon the question of
doing cnsirely away with the License Law
Of Wisconsin. and adopting IN Its stead a
law similar TO the Liquor Law now in
force ID tie State Of Maine 1t is an in
lispu;aole fact, that since the passage Of
the presen. License Law OF this State,
there las been more drunkenness, and con
se4uenfly more crimes committed in this
place, and We doubt not througout the
State. than for several years previous
The great cry for 4 revenue to b. derived
from licenses granted is entirely hushed
By the enormous expenses attendant upon
the prosecution of the criminal cases at the
rceen. session Of our courts, all Of which
have resulted from drunkenness We
hope the friends Of Temperance through
out the State. will take hold Of this mat.
Ter, and let there 20 up to the Legislature
petition long enough TO surround the
Capitai-one that our Legislature viii be
bound 70 respect The circulars alluded
70 have been sent to all parts of the State.
and the friends OF the cause are urged to
carly aetion upon the subject. Let the
State b. thoroughly cauvassed. and the
names Of all obtaind who favor the meas
ure. and we are inclined TO think there
vii l. 10 difficulty in obtaining the law
desired We invite correspondents, on
both SIDES Of tie question, Cor the columns
al tie Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
fnnI Canrt

The Circuit Court Of this county I'D
joarned On Saturday last, after a labori-
oas= session of t.ree weeks Although the
C.yd Calender vas not large. Vet there
aere some c4srs 81 great Importance. IN.
ra,einc Important legal principles. and
,.l eh being eiosolr contested. and having
number 81 witnesses. necessarily oceu-
ped long time # the Court But the
Criminal Calender furnished cases Of the
greatest magnitude. The Grand Jury
..ar.lr found t7s3 indictments for Murder.
r.,c against Jae. Calvert. for the murder
rs James Iylseh. IL this town. aud auoth-
e acaiss, William Iiewct., lad Of u
vears. for TIE murder of James Waters.
81 Dodaevil... both were tried the present
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13

n accordance both With the law and the
evidence. Judge jackson IA discharging
lie prisoner. took the occasion towarn him
against sI'p indulgence Of al evil practices,
ii the danger Of vicious associates, and
of the Necessity, il he would become use
ful, respected and happy. of making virtue,
truth an, iuty. the guides OF his after life
Hewo' appeared much effected, and We
trU.t that tbs al.nonition may net be IN
1eotea
The remaining criminal trial was shat
Of Harrison johnson and Elizabeth Cave.
indicted t9E leBd and lasciyious colabita-
ton. They were found guilty aad Gncd
by fhe Conrt So each
& nu4ber o. decress in Chaucery were
entered up, ana bu. ELtle, ne learn, re
mains on tae Docket TO be disposed OF
hereafter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
CODY'S CLINT MENT NEVER
FAIL 6.

It Is Almost perfect remedy iorsores Of all kinds
cures gals, bruises spraius iag-Ooues, s3aviGss,
sweeney. founder Ell feet. Sc., g.. Also rheumat-
ism chapped iian.s soia gs. -uG..us seiy5. 1'ss
.veied face sore feet sore legs ulcers, contracted
cords, eruptiye boils enlarged JOINTS, chates; III
cases OF bruises and scaids an immediate aqpliea
ton Of tnis Ointment viii afford instant relief
As Horse ana FANNY Ointment, the propTie
tor challenges the world 10 produce lis seUA,.--
Farmers and teams1ers should always nave a sup
ply OF this invaluable article Ola uand for cases 81
emergency. No family should be without II for
a single day The hour Of pain comes when ve
least expect it. Therefore be prepared. This ONT
ment IS put mp in very large tin bo1e, and sold al
the low price Of 80 cents per box. Observe the
written signature o. the proprietor every DoN
ii ithogt this none is genuine.
Sold Wholesale and on agency by D1 \ T
Cody al his American Agency Office, Halkegan
lbs. Also or the same terms by Or. Z. ID. Pul-
ford at Mineral Point and by agents throughout
the west. lysS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
THE TRIBU NE.
Mineral PciHi, Nov. b.
lsFicaliGrai and Mechanical Fairs.

TEr past season has been one of much
insercst 70 a large por,ion-and we might
sarto the entire mass o. the people through
orr country. Agricultural State aud
County Societies have been formed
state ana County Fairs have been bel
wi.;ch have inspired the Farmer am Me
caaaic with she Importance Oft deeper
al wider spread realizing sense of .he
dignity and utility Of labor, as an element
II strength and prosperity to our free in
at,ntions. It IS net food 4lone that de
rends upon the study arm Of the laborer.
for knowledge, virtue ana power. witber
a9d 'iecay @clce the husbandm2n anu AZ
i.iceg 'ler. With no reward Nations
sray prosper without Cicero or a Napo-
lion; huJwitaout the tiller Of the sod and
- i Of the mechanic, al viii sink TO de-
rJ These Araual Exhibitions are to
tie Farmer AM Mechanic IS indespensi-
lie asa5o institutions Of learning to the
Ir-f-ss.oDa man. From these are reEec-
I'D .igIt and knowledge upon subjects
u:or. ultimately connected with the vel
fare ora.i. than can be obtained from any
otter source It's not the premium alone
Tat should stinia;e to action; but gen
cr.l lsloeledge Of all the garious branches
= au-bau3ry and skill One man may
produce a better crop Of Wheat than his
us-L5or, ,7Aile his ne;ghb9r far outstrips
h.sn il some osher article. One man ex-
.sbits : superior breed Of horses, another
q cattle. another Of sheep, and 20 on. aad
II these meetings they are enabled 70
compare notes, aud imp@rt lightaud knowl-
edge. one 10 another, whereby all are en-
soled 70 improve in many respects
We are not opposed % the bestowmeu,
q Premiums. for We regret TO say, there
j. reason 70 believe that there are same
vLo are stimulated By that alone But
ne you'd Ike TO see premiums bestowed
ia some way that they may be kept as an
es.Geac # what the reeipiant has done,
-ai A@aaed down 60 posterity . q famly
rel,5, which Ia most cases. would be far
mere acceptable to the Farmer or Nc .
e.24ic tLsa che hardest currency q our
conatry.
Hsf9ie another Meeting Of the .c;ety
If ;a:S county for m Exhibition, We hope
ta4e arrangements viii be made for 4 far
greater variety than Las heretofore been
presented. Many. very many, we're unao-
quonted with tie manner IN which Exl.i- +.
b.t;ors were conducted, and very few OF
Cur Mechanics presented articles At all
surgosinc 1t strictly confined to Farsa-
cps Harca.t4r, lot MI be represented .
md great viii be the benefits resulting 70 .
o4r entire community