davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Water Proof Mole Skin Hats,
SEED! SEED!

TTERD5 GRASS.
III RED TOP-Norhern and Southern
CIOYER--korthern Southern, Western & White
KENTUCKY BLUEJOINT
RI ODE l3LA DBENT.
FOWL MEADOW.
Warranted Of the growth Of 1850. portion Off was
raised in Montgomery, VT BY former residen this city
For sale a the old stand Of II. BLISS x 90. by
vnsr2s-ieod& w2mis J. Il. GREGORY.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
For Sale,

hza 1.-TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen St. well
60 built of frst-rate ma.eeals, and commanding a
@good prospect of the city The other story house.
Tor two am ies on Newport Street. There is about 5000
teet oil land attached to the last namedprce $l450 In
qnre oi OZlAS HUDSON.
March dutf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Elliptic and Side Springs,

Elliptic and Side Springs,
nm hand aud made TO order. Tro Nbridges scrap Iro
~ and common Axlcs; Steel and Steel Pointed Crow
Bars, Bolts, Nuts and Washers; sedge and Bar Mouls,
Lead Lea Pipe and Zinc for sale cheap az the stove md
itoh stSre oi ). r. LORING, 73 Main st.
ALso-Two new DUGCIEs, a, bargain
marl9-seOd& wifi
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
C0AL-COkL!

2UUU Pounds make q Ton,
Ind as good artcte can be obtained 53 MS o, -
ekselOhere.
VIE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
4 Pennsylvania Coal
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will he sold at yo.,
Market Prices.
Smiths use. ' ~ SWAN
~ orders through the Post Office, left at Lewis T.
lazelfs Drug Store, Main Street; at Bsviies, STo
corner OF Main and School Streets; at o. Bra1ans Store
ooutnbrdge Street and my Counting Room on the Ysrj
oPposte froVldence and Worcester r. r. Depot Green 81
VIII be thankfully received and promptly attended tn
octo dlsu c4O EDWARD SOUTuWICK
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
COFFIN MANUFACTORY.

---=- DEADY MADE COFFINS of all
.ZZz====z9 IN sizes and kinds, constantly on
F7=s.-z-=s5@s-szTZ hand at the MaDulactory and Wan
S===---z=aszssss-zEz@ Room, No. Mechanic Street
pposite the Norwich Railroad Depot.
u Coffin Plates furnished short notice. Sections and
others in the country invited call examine fol
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
II all its Tables, Desks, Show Cases
Drawers Shelves for stores counting rooms Offices &C
u Also, all other kinds Of general jobbing.
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850 eod&wtf NJ. CURBY.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
80 4 HE subscriber, grateful for past favors
HIS[IzSy L would respectfully inform the public
Li[T~-t{ hat he still continues the above bushes
= I the Old Stand MECHANIC STREET.
near nam, where he hopes merit an increased connu
ance of patronage. DEXTEp p9rr o9tu"u
Worcester, Dec 81 M r.:
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On ami cfter Oci. 7. 1856
TRAINS


Leave worcester at Z Is and II am. ard D m
cave Providence at 745 and ll.3G a IN. and $50 pm
TRAINS CONNECT at Miliyie with coaches tor Sat ?
Vile and Nasonvle Uxbridge with coaches for Nilr
and Mendon AT Wmtins with coaches for East Dot.rIe
and " hn sye; at Famums with coaches for Grafton te,
e, N h. Village and Upton Worcester with Trains
Western R. Road and Norwich and W. r. R. and u orc
and Nashua r. R.; AT Waterford with trains of Norioa
county Railroad Tor and from Boston, Dcdhan, SC
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
IL rev YORK. via New Haven, the evening.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The ll3O trains connect Worcester with the Expr4s
IRAN Tor New York, which leaves Worcester az F. H.
Inc II Am train from Worcester connects at Providence
WIN trains tor Boston, Taunton, Fall River N BediorG
Inc N train connects at Providence with the BostoT
md Y. Steamboat train for New York
GJTse 7.45 and II AN trt.ns do not stop a, Hamlet
u The $50 and p NJ trains do not stop al Ashton Oh
uamlet. ISAAC n S{IITI,ItIrK SIM.
sept 20, 1880 dWrf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
DON'T BE DECEIVED.

FENHE genuine Bay State Stove is decidedly the BEST
STOVE in the market, for either wood coal. Beware
Of limitations pretended Improvements, for the BAY
STATE stands unrirnled.
have the Air Tight Parior, the most perfect
Stove of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed.
COAL STOVES, l0ith OUenS, and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES with strae ovens and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and witha to any room
COAI, STOVES, new patterns; COAL CRATES, Coal
Burners, Tailors Stoves Office Stoves, &c. for sale
heap by J. F. LORING
Worcester Oct "a eodSwstf 70 MAIN ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
W0B CESTER DYE HOUSE,
Henry R, ADAMS

AOULD remind the public that he continues the bust
ness OF Dyene and Finishing Cotton, Linen Silk and
ooen Goods ut hort notice, and in the best innnner
his Dye House on Central street. He likewise gives pal
ular attention to cleansing nice Shawls Cloaks and gar
ments in general.
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who have so
literally Paonzed him in years past, and would say that
he experience ne has had for more than thirty years past
him in saying that all work entrusted TO him
shall be done as WELL if not better, than any other es
tabshment in the state and at prices low as the low
est. share OF patronage is solicited
Worcester, March ], 1851. mar4 d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Building Lots.
GEORGE SESSIONS,
CITY SEXTON AND UNDERTAKEN,
Bounty Lands for Soldiers


nF the War l8l2,-of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since 1790,-and for the commissioned officers
Of the War with MexicO,who served for month and
upwards, and have received land-and if dead, for
law by HORATIO WOODMAN, &c Railroad Exchange,
Boston, who has an Agency at Washington.
u No CHARGE UNLESS SUCCESSFUL. He has Agencies
in the Western States for the selection of lands and loca
ton of warrants, by personal Inspections and pays the
highest cash price for lands thus located.
oct.-lS50. dec25-wly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

-Ezzzzzaa%es !. ;.I.;..:..i.:.5 ag 81
Winter Arang ngeaeat-On and alta lIonlqy, Dec 2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FtcLows
Leave Worcester al 1880 am. and 4SO pm
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am and 10 M
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train VIII leave A,ns Point every Morn
ng except Monday, at about O'clock for Boston direct
returning will leave Wor every Evening except SUNDAY
7.05.
FREIGHT TRAINs-leave Worcester at 6 45am
Freight Train with passenger car attached vii.
leave Norwich for Worcester at Is pm sopuiEq AZ nj
Way Stations on the Road
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
Boston & Worcester R.R. at 1876 am: 345 10 30 nm
Western at 9I0 am. a & "a :, ~
providence g Wor. 7.l5 II am; pm.
Wor. & Nashua, 6,45 III am: q In nm
The connection with the earliest Trains out of orces
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
u Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Prov
mantle and Palmer Railroad
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m arriving
New York next morning
All Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive before the Passepg
TAKES his in the cars
Baggage will not be taken to include money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal use; when
cher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given Of ts
lct, and an extra price paid the Company will not ho
sell liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger ars or Deuot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Dec d iS9o. ewu N. q w. r. R.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

duNalCt nnOVe De
charged 81 so in addition TO the above win be charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
L. CRossETT Pres't. A. NJ. GALPIE, V. Pres.
II. II. DARLING, Secretary and Treas
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A NJ GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. H. CoNKLIN,
l.. w. KMBALL, S S. HUBBARD.
R. G. w ENGLIsH NJ. D., Consulting Phys
Giddings, NJ. c.; Hon. Edward Little Marshfeld; Rev D.
n Merritt, Housatonic Ms Hon. 0rson Wood, NJ. D.,
Somers, Cts Seth Rogers NJ. D., Worcester Ms; lion Al
pheus Fech, u Se'r Hon. Seth NJ Gates NJ c.. N. Y;
Ihos NJ Hays ESQ., Secretary of the Haverhil Fire
Co, Hayerhll, Msi q. Lynde Esq, Johnson, Vii Hon
Sgringfeid--Rev. S. Osgood D. D. Rufus Elmer; John
l. King; G. c. Wood, NJ. D.; J. T. Rockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. s GOODWIN, General gent
jan3tf Office 90 Main street. opposite Central Church
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
House Lot for Sale
$1,000 REWARD,

NE of the best in the city, situated at the North cor.
~ ner of Nam and Sycamore streets Enoure of
eb22 df f. SPRING own ea7 Woi, 9,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

Boston and Worcester Railroad
ssa Ea
ALIONN ARRANG EMENT, commencing Oct T. la5e
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows
Leave worcester al s. 1904 1880 am, 34O 345 10. mr.
Mlbury 7l5 & . 9aa = p ~
Milford at 7G0 - IL ri"'
Saxonvie al BIS AZ
Newton at 700 and Q 1o g. . -
BIookime m at u, s4 l01 am, j., 81, 6 & $50
~ TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows.
ror olcester at 730 and am, u 30 230 3onr
M1lbury at s '0'' y " I''V Pm
Milford at e0Oe am -
Saxonvlle at 9OO -
Newton at 745 10 90 . G 49,, q 40 40
Brooklihe at sos 81 a m ,l2l, 24, s. 6. 81 lOo0
" For iurther particulars Pathfinder Railway Gujd
d"I q. TWICHELI. Sut,,t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.
O6fce Nos. & 10 Foot's Buiidng, Springfield EaSS
FTNHlS ASSOCIATION was oganzed Oct. ls le49, and
was the first Of the kind organized in the United
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation. Ii is managed by its members, and has
now accumulated Cash Capital of $1,000
A Guaranty Capital " $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Railroad Advertiser nts.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Worcester and Nashua Railroad
fsIz ssss Go - IssS555s1
e. s1.s.4ss:7 4ss:7 .sssz ..5:s..al.iis.sg
UiRter arrangement.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave Arrive at Gr0tOn Nashua an
Worcester At Junction at Lowell -
645 aIn. Sl5 90O a II,
li'GU an 20 pm LIS pm.
4'lo pm. 2.5o pm pm.
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worooe.
: ~ o0 I'LL @ - ~ 20 d'ii' oi9 am. 9.45 AIN.
I3O Il m il 80 am. 1870 pm. 200 mn,
~ l EIcCr,piIDt IN Pm =, ',s . % pm 100 pm.
run IN connecti0n With W0rcester and N4sbpn Tro;,
leave Worcester al 6.45 and II a. m and a 10 n n,
cave FitchbuTg at 81 a.m and 1890 and as n n,
fkElGHT TRAINS run daily each way between "A n,
ester, Groon junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitcbburg
The morning train Worcester, connects with the S9sr,
boat train from New York via Norwch-Evennp train i, -
worcester, connects with the train TO New York
u For connections with the other road al Worcester
Groton Junction and Nashua Snow & Wilder's rhh
finder and Railway Guide.
IL Thrugh tickets issued Worcester for Pirlro
ton, Montpelier Wells River and White River unco Il
the same fare by each Of the different routes via Nashua
Fitchburg. j. w STOWFII sr,,,
NOV IL Iooo dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Washing Made Easy,

IT ARLINGTON 81 GLEASON, are agents for super
ior article Of Washing Ftd, which is warranted tC
For sale low by the Barrel Gallon. Opposite CITY
HALL. dti-nOv 27.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
ROOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the hes
y of seasoned Lumber. Also Seam Rubbers Reeds Pa
tent Screws, DC. u Express orders promptly answered
G. Z. WILDER,
Aug 3. eodAwff Central Street Steam MN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

4. w. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.
SAWS of all kinds kept constantly on hand and made ia
~ order. Also all kinds of saws Retoothed straight
ened set fled and put in the best of running order apd
cheap any other Yankee.
jan31-dly No, &c Exchange ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
House Lots for Sale.
E. w. ELWELL, Saw Manuf

SITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
" Match T.. diff 4. L. ABBOT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Can be Bought.
Clocks! Clocks !

4 GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
"A will be found at A. M. DRlSCOIIS Jewery Estab-
shment, in BgelOw Court on Front Street Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who has
Had hIteen years experience in clock mandatory.
ian7-df
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

EEas:sagls%sse .s =s ss:s.:.. agsll agsll IEs5E3
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Wanted-
COAL! that is COAL!!

(tAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD and
~ will be delivered in the best possible order Orders may
De lett at o. f. THomPsoNs Shoe Store, or L. b. FLAcG's
Grocery Store, corner of Main and School Streets
oreester. II mo diff b. BUFFUM
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
From The Ni}Waukee Free Dem.
Who is Leonard J. Farwtll

= The Commercial this morning. opposes Mr.
+ fafweli.s election. on the ground that he is a
Heeha!ic says there are great many well
educated mechanics. and asks. exutingiy,
= how many there Of that class who nave
ever yet ospire the italics are The CONNER
eial 10 the oiire Of Governor Of Wisconsin.
OF pretended that they had the requisite al
cuts. experience or qualifications tor such ar
olaee z" - W here. and how. aid when. did
Aif Far~el become qualified 1nr such an Of
nee Dad he ever serve in the Legislature 7
Has he ever been IN the public councils IN the
State O. territory, OF held amy place Of conf
uehce o. trust among us - ho Is he, and
where has ne been educated 3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

consciousness that each branch Of bust
ness needs to be spoiled after its own par
ticular fashion than the mismanager
There are adaptions in this a. in other
things and 10 ruin all sorts of business
alike would be absurd The rearing fat
tening. and sale of cattle aud horses IS 4
peculiar business has its own laws for
success and though connected st many
points with all other branches Of farming.
still stands BY itsei! as business Hence
your man who knows how to mismanage
wheat field. or who might easily spoil an
orchard. cannot of course DO up this bas
ness In the same way although bis quail
featons in one branch nI,ght be prima
fac.a, evidence OF Ills possessing them in
another
The first bold lead TIC msmana.er
makes IN the rearing OF stock ais after
despisal of vast Is called : - ed He
Is not Il helelyer III uaturaa attitude to
fatten' among neat cattle II idea Of
all eattls IS t.sst eaeh ce77, steer, or OK
has boay stFIctury. on which hangs tie
carcase-a hide covering ail in place Of
garment--a certain quantity OF meat hang
TO the banes aud covered by the sSiu-a
set % teeth. w.Jh throat. leading to a
stomach OF some sort opening into the IN
teotina! apparatus; bY which food being
supplied tae wIoIe body IS nutritied atd
kept in motion. That more meat is held
to oIe part Of the ldy than another. NAV
be true Of al cattle; and t.,at one steer
may have more g01I meat aud less p0or
tnan another may be 81 foc aIght he
knows. bat that there is very mysteri
GUS matter which nc does not understand
aud IN fact cannot take the trouble to com
prehcnd Oxen gror, we Do not make
them, he replies How should we have
any business To say We VIII have cattle Of
Que shape or another. a. We would have
plough which wc are boat to build. Ills
notion IS that what YOU give cattle 10 cat
makes taem lat or iUau good or bad. large
or small and that IS abort tie whole story
These being his ideas his breeding stock
) OF i singular Heterogeneous Character
lie attaiis at least the excellence ef yati-
ETY. ; and still. there is similarity some.
what like that recognized By tue inmate
o .uuat;c asylum who Imagined h.m-
s)lt the " king of all the Mocuis This
iaLc,el king dmed daily on hfo.hs. in
tGcf, but IA his own fancy on all regal
d.snes If fish. flesh and fowl trough he
remarked in = sumeWnat under KEY that
! all ae eat '.ad somehow the taste of broth
There is provoking similarity auiid all
the variety, IN tie pastures of the MS
manager Ali his cows have large ncc.ls.
large heads and large legs 30 all the.f
produce have their principal weigLt in
their fore rather than their hifd quarters
But rs he sells 20 the drover and not the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
80 - ~ ~
c1l>gy s5ijy : y i - u - .
SIGAERS GFTHE DECLARATIOI OF
INDEPEADENCE.


i'tiias - ttcff JuEIJ-s = 1S born m Prince
GeoT-e's parish, upon tie North >aniee riv-
q, South Carolina. Gae 6ith dav If Au-
gust 1853. lie Vas 4ssceudant OF an an
cieat AUstrlau iduity. natives ot the town Of
1iafz- A brafcti 81 t6e famiiv moved 10
s-nsiasa. ard settled iu the county Of Kent
Thence taey went 10 CeBnsgght in Ireland
aud It vas from that pace that the great
rif.G iitr rt oar sub;ecl ruiiu7ated 10 AMER
ga ard settled ln South Carolina. short
TlTae after lis hrs settlement he purchased
+ large tracts of iaud, and when they tell INTO
l-le possession Of THE t.it1-r II ho,lias Lvnch.
juniur, they possessed ueya1 value and cave
f uiin "a eHcId f3rt9 :e- lie was 4 man nf
great l'tfaence. 1nd iaviur elriy esguused the
cause Of tire colonlsts, he sv.ts elected dele
gate L. f.s FIRST Continental Congress which
u.e' IA liil'-deipaia, il l71I. lie continued
"a nieiHaeF Vi I5a. body ulrl ais death
h9Eas Lynch, junjir, was sent to Eng
land u be educated, at fjte age of thirlet,u
years. lie had previously received a good
ae--etnIcai education, a tse5rg-t3wu. in south
tae-s.rt L. Euganl lie 81 as placed ln r.
tin S-l1sir iaat s=.HlnaTv. oi preparation for
h.Lhos INSTRUCTION.. in a l.eb. fer "a tou- period.
taaay eminent men were educlted After
completing t.s ara at.ry studies there, lie
eatersd lae Ju se7sity VI Cambridge. where
IS tgak lfs degree. ana j lett The Institution
os4.-uE See hlgIe,t res ats ofthe tutors be-
c..4ze n. hls 5Llli-us AID rntta.5 career i. fiie
taaEe.
"a leaving Camhu5ra young Lvnch en-
tered H"ou lie sgudy u ...a liu Ia rne Of the.
la-s q LLe Temple. - aera, bs close apniica-
,sa, hu became 6aisEusz iagver atthe' close
aI ms stables lie there 8ecama argti4ia;ed
't.tA s"ie-5 u tsa i'atiu.E sHtcIeus uf The Gay
tla Gc9 llrrd preJty tuorJuga know ieJpp #
tee t4-s-.a4lH4 ~ ihe government. And
When ne esard line snurnlur ot d.scougrnt come
lroN Isis native tard. 1Hd lIsteHe8 fo ih.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
THE TRIBUNE.
I. B. rnImer. ESn .

Is our only authorized agent 10 receive Subscrip-
uoas an Advertising in New York. Boston and
Philadelphia. Contracts Inade with him will be
recognized = rs rs Oifce in Boston i. in
>co.lay EssEdinE. Court Sr.--in New York Tri
oune buildings. and IN Philadelphia \. y. corner
5rd aaa Caesu..J -5s,--at aaca Q. lie above oii-
ces i,c CT lie Iribuae my be seen.
EJ-Car Advertising friceds VIII please hand in
iaelF t~Fofs 81 Tuesday noon, Of each wee1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
DISC0TERIgG lLrtk.

+
room where Mfs Peabody sat seeire.
- imPossibe!" was iae !7dy's reply
" Impossible. Nancy
:" ladade, MIN, ai.i there ala, enough f3r
supper"
What has become IF ii. Nancy Z" asked
hirs- Peabody. " bought foar pounds day
before yesterday. Is Impossible! T. caa'.
be ali gone
= Faith and alive. thin, Ms. Ps45.dr. an8
sure us been used"
- Never -
The lady was positive in her assertion ia:
the butter had not been fairly diso1sed af:
while Nancy qui;e as positively meintaiae!
the affirmative Of the question 1t issue BE-
tweeo them. The result was. Ms. Peaboay
had 20 buy more buster, and coat.uus In dsra-
ness as TO the wars aud means hv which f.,ur
pounds cf that necessary article II tih.u
comfort had vanished ia about rs . diys.
the white sugar - ali ont said %an-r.
after afea on iaa uoxt mofniag.
Toe White sugar cut Are paR ces:sla.
NaocY}'
Yis, indade. There ain't tae f3u Of a
tea-cGp in the house
Didn't Sir Brown send home .sa anca:s
Of sugar on Saturday =
don't thina there were ten n7pn-, mial.'
. W eli, 90, then / know ;HpFe we-,. TEN
pounds. We always get ten pounds al
time. Are you sare there Is Hoao Il. ia
box
It's very strange, Ten pou7's Of white
sugar in five days! What have y5u cos.p
VIZ H. Nancy
Ne done with u, MIN And d yeas
5n1se ?, u, 20 'ns'ne1'e mai wouldn't a5t HONEST
L don. insinuate arvtbinr, Nancy:
only ask what has been don = ,ylla tn po,!nts
Of sugar in five dayS1 IL w p.a.ed IA vosr
Se9g"g' ans. and MS u. 20 gone, 1 NoN' only desire
- 80" ~ no" II ',as '.eH e'sPoset -
- * <- been used i" the family, Il coorse,'
on Gu
;.' 80 = : ..-s@'o.e g. We Ha-y use
~ ~ .'l'0 sqI io' lFa anu anu .,e"ee '"i's a-oay---
'''(s' E''3,p'''y ''NeH care o. o0ss -
" - -. ;l.,---
nc 81. = '-' ''S "''o'' - - H'o Il
- a..
49,, ss;5 NJ D..-A+ " ''
go tscr. ,fa.9 -, s., -,.-,:-.
~, - ''f''0- 'N~''-
'.rLe .,.;.,-s- ,o.o. - -,l.h.,-
q. g'lt sugar.
S.'t '.....'' Z. z'.ig, sa'" N"net-
- -, ''' ''e 'i0' -
49, ~ go.
,,,...r.,+.,t ~ t.,5 a. - ''''N'' -"
- .,.3 - .'''i '"'il' @eHP '-"-
800 aus law '"i"H9 ''o - '0u7 70 i'ei'-
-. s+,,,s .4.-. ,... - r,..t.-,...
L.z .,.-s..- an -, - 10y 80
,..-,,,a-.j ... 80. -. ~ O~e
.xot ,f.at ra,.t. -, s..I "a. n
A.4, 9"'1 '''' =
81. ,,a h.,-,.-. - -.-... -.
...,ar ..., 80 l-i. ~. .'' s-1.'' -
-, ....a.,,,,. -, 80
,i--- e.,i - ~ ''''>'
n - -,..-S '.'' .''d Pa'S-o'..A X
-''. ,@1'"F 'e,7I'ee % 'Ae cover ci tIe
PA--' .r45.-t % O.
80 80 -, 90 -00'U'4'' {" - "1i
..f.p.-a,s sa,,,,l,- -..-- .,....--, ..-...:.., ),
p, "s'V d S'ie't'''5 wong PfeSisi'c MS
'a5',5 ~ ...,,
i'-' VIZ 'fidi.y &aLAit' FeP'-et acf au'
NJ, i' -. =. ...,-.
-@S H' I'D ''OH - i0' auIfa Up "ga'.
ehAErE-tA A tisc 4adh.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
VOLUME ". NUnHER 52.

81 - iIor r. II c-... n
( Wbi+o ,1t.o..,,. Al.
Platform falSnce Scales, y B Castor
beloit- DIP
/ CIoe@s. = " St'ilman Nllwaukee dr.
fahc{ bi"a'ns- tHarpers btb'e.) ; l.
hood- hli%au zee clp.
/ blank Books, { / Weed. Mad son. dip
Circular Saw and Arbor, Baker \ Love
Belo.t-
+ Dressed Flax, Galbraith OF Nu&wou-
] ago. dip.
Assortment Of Hardware, II J Nazro
/ Milwaukee, dip,
/ Copper Coffee Urn, II X Edgefton, Nil
waukee, dip
Piow making Machine, J u May, James
vile DIP.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
coyCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK.

Old. \ B CIapp. kenosha, dIp.
Second, I " Williams, Emerald Grove
$500.
Buck under years Old. N D Clsrp.
Kenoshs
Eve over years old, y b Clapp, Ko-
nosha
Eve under years old, y B Clap2. Ke-
nosha.
Buck Lamb Y B Clapp. Eenosha.
Eve Lamb \ B CIapp Kenosha
No II Pallar Merinoes. Buck over
, years old i W Drury, Fond du Lac dip.
Second T \ Fletcher Johnstown ; OO
Buck lamb, E " Drary, Fond du Lac
No ls Cross Breed Sheep. Back
under , years Old, j Roberts, Jauesville
dip.
Eve over ? years old. j Roberts, dip.
Eve under years old } Roberts dip
Eve Lamb J Roberts. dip
Buck Lamb ] Roberts, dip
No 10 Swine Sow Pig under 10
months old J " D.c1ey. Jauesyilie. dip
Lot Of Pigs, 4 HosSans ia4esyilie dip
Boar uuder years old, \ \ Clifford
Johnstown. dip
Saw over > years old ; Soald;ng liar.
monv din
NJ = Farmin, im-laneo.s pIor
! n Nav JannsyilI,. 5ip
H,r,ow n I,;+tia 1I.I,v.n1,co a.,
Cutivator I Little. Milwaukee. dip
Common Harness, q Dyer Milwaukee
Fine Harness. C Over. n. wauRec. dip
Dranght Collar \ 5 WoodraF James.
vile dio.
BIZ \ Baker Racine din
CarrIafe SDrjrg.. s II Herd Water
town. d;n'
Grain Cradle IT Hammond Clinton
u,pd Hatn : RnhbIa Rai,;f d.n
Garden Eake Parsrr : love 3,n
uav ForEs 4 = Kevs Wat,rto,yn
Manure Far: /. \ 4 Ray. Troy. din
Grain Scythe \ = Neve@ lyafertoFD
Grass -crt.e 4 Keyes Watertovn.
TF E~:E +, fr.,-.5 {ir.,-..,.+.,--, I5,,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

Il Ea.S d IOlNER'S TOOLS
{ S.unath, Jack and fore plane
Aa- sae far sale hy
z. BEECH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

Whstis IT that bCthers ca57et maker.
putting leg to tie m1ion catlo9 table
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

~ net more precious Offering caa oc al
upou the altar OF mans heart tnau tie first
love Of q pure. earnest, and afeetionate 2iri
with an undivided interest IN eight corner
lots and fourteen three story Lo0ses}
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

BOUNTY LA>o9 --Iuere were ,f5-
bounty i4ld cases re rorted upou III tie
fuird -Aud;tor's oidoc during the month
II August.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

- IJU.3 CH4PTER 10 G-Rernlar
s. meetings First aad Third Fridays Of each
ninth L Z 0 ciscs ? IL a. The AiaSouic