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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

1919, make an aggregate of SI90,o88, ESQ.,
81; while the aggregate of expenditures OF
the present Wing Administration, 10 June
3Oih, 1852. taking one third of the first year
in case Of Mr.. Polk, and leaving eight months
vet TO come to complete the four years, is but
sI55. 968. 6O2. So leaving s35.II9,478.38 for
the eight months following the 30th of June
last, to make the present administration as eA-
pensive as that of Mr.. Polk.
Here then, we have the truth of the Dem
ocrafs statement. when it said ''since Gen.
Taylor's Inauguration the annual expendi-
lures of the government have averaged S55,-
444.OOO. while under James K. Polk, includ-
ing the heavy expenditures necessary to car
~ on the war with Mexico, the annual aver
age expenditure was $40, 897,916."
We have no fears of comparing the expen-
ditures Of the Wing administration, with those
Of Democrats. and will only ask our oppo-
nents to substitute the actual figures, for bare
assertions. If our neighbors of the Democrat
have not the Documents, we will lend them
such as we have. should they desire it.
The Democrat fails entirely III its attempt
to prove the Wing party guilty of extrava-
gance, in it's assertion that Swartout was a
Wing The fact that he received his appoint
ment from Gen. Jackson, when party politics
run high, is sufficient to convince any unprej-
udiced mind that he was not political oppo-
nebt of Cen jackson.
Time and space prevent cur pursuing this
subject further at this time; and we viii on
~ add. let frcis be made known, and if Wings
are guilty of plundering the treasury, let them
receive the censure due for so doing If il is
the Democrats who have done it. let it not be
charged to the Wings. If the Mineral Point
Democrat dare publish the official figures, let
them do it, and let each party answer Tor its
own sins.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
A Word with Farmers.

Farmers of Iowa County, on Saturday the
4th Of September, meeting is to be held at
the Court House in this village, for the pur-
pose Of resuciiating the Iowa County Agri-
cultural Society, BY the Election Of officers,
and making the necessary arrangements for a
County Fair, which you are not only respect
fully invited, but earnestly urged TO attend.
The interests Of the agricultural community
in the mining district, as well as in other por-
tions of the State, demand your services on
this occasion, and we trust they viii not be
neglected To develop the spirit of improve
ment in any branch Of industry a spirit Of in
quiry and competition must be reused, The
matter must be talked over, and a jUdicious
system Of management adopted. The parti-
alities for the ''good old way Of our grand
fathers should be overcome, and a spirit Of
generous rivalry excited, in the production Of
better crops, and consequently the most prof
liable mode Of managing the farm.
The best and most ehectua mode Of get
ing up an interest of this kind, is by forming
Agricultural Societies, holding county and
town Fairs and Cattle Shows. These Fairs
should not be merely for the award Of premi-
ums, but for the exhibition of the best prod
ucts of the County, and the comparison of
different means used to produce such superb
GRITTY. Those who exhibit should be requir-
ed 10 give the full particulars Of the mode a.
dopted by them in producing the results OBJ
tanned, that all may be benefited. The man
who exhibits the best grain, butter, cheese,
cattle, horses, &c, should lot lis ncighbor
know how he did it, that he too may 90 and
do Likewise. These statements should be pub
lished, that those not present may also be
benefited and induced to come IN and labor
with you.
No portion Of the State or the West can
boast Of greater producdveness Of soil, and
as soon as the Railroads are completed lead
ing from the mining region TO Eastern Cit
les, none will have better facilities for mar
kets. We say, then, to the farmers of Iowa
County, and to all others who feel an interest
in the prosperity Of the West, come along,
and let the meeting at the Cour, House on
the 18th Of September be equal, at least ia
point Of numbers, to the one at tie circus tent
in this place on the same day. y our inter
ests demand good Agricultural Society, 70
have which you must have 1o7E officers, and
good arrangements for a Fair; and have
these, there must be a general attendance o.
those interested.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
The Disaster to the Atlantic.

The accounts of this melancholy disaster are
so conflicting, that we hardly know which to
believe. Some of them state that, from 800 to
400 lives were lost-others estimate il as low as
40 to 80 As we have not room for al, the differ
ent statements, we will copy the following from
an Editorial in the AiIrca,,kee Sentinel Of the 23d
inst, which is all we have room for this week:
We greatly fear that the loss of life ex-
cceds the highest estimate yet made 1t
is conceded by the officers Of the AtLaHtic
that there were some tlUe huHcl1cd souls
aboard, while some Of the passengers put
the number as high as seUeH hltl1drco -
Less than two hundred and fifty are
known to have escaped. leaving a fearful
total Of from three 10 four hltlldred unac-
counted for
There was a large number Of Norwegi-
ans on board. and some Of them arrived
here last night by the Arctic. From one
Of them we learn that of one parry of 1873
Norwegian Emigrants SEVENTY found a
watery grave An intelligent German.
who was also among the passengers of the
atlantic, informs US that over fftY. out
of large party of Germans, were also
among the lost.
Mrs. Thomson, of Springvale, Dane
county was among the passengers She
was twice in the lake, and was finally res
cued by Mr.. Sutton, of Chicago who al
so saved his own wife and two children.
by lashing them to setees
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

HAvrNG been requested by large number Of
from different portions of this Judicial Circuit 10
become candidate for reelection TO my present
Office, l hereby announce myself as an lndepen
dent candidate for the Office of JUDGE OF TIE 5TH
CIRcUIT, comprising the counties of La Fayette
Iowa, Grant and Richland. Past experience has
made me fully conscious Of the ardUous labors ~
high responsibilities Of the office, and it is not
without lilidence as to my qualifications adequate
~ 10 perform those labors and fulfill those respon
sbilities, that I again place my name before the
people OF his Circuit As to the past, claim nc
other merit than having sought faithfully to dis
charge my duty; and as 10 the future, in case o
my re election can only pledge diligent attention
20 business united with firm determination tC
administer justice without respect to persons.
MORTIMER NJ JACKSON.
Mineral Point July 2Oth 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

In this village, on Monday morning, the 23rd
inst, CHARLES ID. youngest child of AMI W. and
Eliza Comfort, aged p months and days.
"Ie tasted of life's bitter cup
Refused to drink the potion up,
lie turned his little head aside
Disguised with the taste, and died"
On the 9TH inst, at his residence, in WestfeId
Fayette co,nty, Iowa, of s.Dropsy on the Heart -
Mr.. MICHAEL HINaIAS, aged 90 years and 10
months.
Mr.. Human moved into Illinois, in 1886 He
was amongst the FIRST pioneers of the West and
was IN life respected as an honest and upright man
and in death regretted
ID Fredonia and Wesffeld, n. Y. papers please
copy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
Ia llnr PafrnnS.

Many Of the subscribers TO the TmBUSE are in
arrears from one 10 near i've years We do dis
ike the business OF d'nning, but necessity com
pels US TO ask for our dues We have done our
bestto make the Tribune interesting to sreaders,
,hink we have right to receive in return a
ration for our Iabors. About the first OF
we shall be compelled to raise between
four nundl ed dollars. TO meet our liza
lies, and would feel truly grateful 70 those in
arrears. either for papers advertising. OF jobwor,
for the small amount die from them. Shall we
have hem
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
July u, 1852.

1T IS AN ERRt NECUS IDEA that diseases cannot
be cured except by taking large quantities medicine
into The stomach, in great many cases Of which much
injury is done, although ths disease point actually
cured The coats of the stomach by continued use oil
nause-ting mixtures, frequently become so much dis
ordeded that the dig,st function IS seriously injure 10
The result of which is dyspepsia, nervousness chocs
alternate diarThcea and coiveness haulence mare
etc, &c Would il not therefore be very desirable to
possess aremedy, hch being applied externally would
excite the absorbants to increased acon and thus car
ry of through this medium, the deeterious principle
which is the direct disease? Surely every
thinking viii admit that this would not only be
he most pleasant, bnt by far the safest means to cest
the desired esd. The almost superhuman cures perform
ed by the Arabian physicians in the days Of DID,
gradients OF II. G. FAKRELL'S CELEBRATED ARAB
AN LINN ENT is composed, are extracted from rare
plants peculiar 70 Arabia This great Liniment (Which
Is now to be had OF most respectable druggists and mer
chants in every town in the United Sates is daily eff
fecting which seemed beyond the power Of medi
else to consumption bronchitis liver com
plants in their first stages nervous affections, indfges-
ton enlargement Of the spleen, scrofulous tumo goe
Sc &C. frequently cured, and of7ays relieved by
its use. is unsurpassed anodyne-relevings severe
pains in few minutes after its application it soothes
the irrated nerves, and produces thai delightful tran
guilty grateful, The nervous Invalid. Sprains
bruises, wounds burns throat cbilbI ms rheu,
atisni, pain, sc, speedily cured 10y il and
for nearly all ailments in horses or clttle requiring an
Xei nal application It'll an efsctuoI remedy. 4w42
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
Foreign Intelligence.

The Cauada brings dates to the 9TH of
August The appearance of the potato
rot has caused considerable animation in
the bread stufs market, while beef and
pork remain unchanged
The leading English papers notice the
fishery excitement in our country, and
mostly blame Earl Der5u This is graf
flying, as it shows that the sentiment of
the English nation Will not bear even the
possibility Of a war.
The only news of any interest from the
continent is that there will be no military
review at the fete of ST Nap0leo,l, on the
10th Of August
CoUNr DE ORsAY, the well known leader
Of fashion is at last dead.
A son has been born to Dan Miguel
who makes over to the infanta (his daugh-
ter) his claims to the throne of Portugal.
IHe Belgium States generally have de-
cided to reject the commercial treaty with
France
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
coNGREs>ioNAL CONVENTION.
SECOND DISTRICT.

A Wing Congressional Convention for the Sec
Ond District, VIII be held at Mineral Point, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1852,
at - o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Member of Congress. and also a
candidate for Presidential Elector, for said Dis
uict, TO be supported at the general election in No
vember next.
Each Senate and Assembly District under the
new apportionment, viii be eatitled to d delegate
in said Convention
The Commute wOudrecommend to County and
District Committees, that they take Immediate
measures to insure fail attendance
DAVID ATWOOD Dist. { LEVI ALDEN,
GEO w. BLISS. 5 Com. j. L. MARSH.
Madison, August 5, 1882
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

The WEATHER-The weather for a few days
past has been excessively warm. On Sunday
evening. we were favored with fine shower. the
first and only one Tor long time. The mercury
rose to 100 in the shade, on Monday last-on
Tuesday 1t was about the same. If this kind Of
weather continues. ice cream viii be in demand,
and all viii be led to exclaim, IL the language of
the poet
Q, for pail Of Lemonade, with sugar full three
pound,
a chunk Of ice to put therein-a spoon to stir
II round
'TwouId be most delicious drink, just suited
20 my mind.
Up to my lips the cup I'd tip, nor leave drop
behind.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
The characteristics OF this establishment consist in
the largest collection Of

The characteristics Of this establishment consist in
the largest collection Of
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNAsTIC AND DRAMATIC
Talent ever collected in one travelling company.
With the most distinguished native foreign male and
female performers prominent in the galaxy of Stars
| iached to this Company
C. ]. RI GERS, the best Dramatic Equestrian n the
WALTER AYHER, the great American bare back
J. MCFARLAND. the great tight rome perf,rnor.
Madam GULIME CAROLIE, the beautiful Equestrian.
Mrs +. ORN0ND, the celebrated actress from Broad
Miss MARY CARROLL, the exquisite dauseuse and IN.
daunted lion tamer
Mons. LeTHoBN, the renowned French Hercules.
-. KNAPP. the peoples Clown.
H. MAGIIT. N, the trick Clown.
Messrs EsLER, DUBAt1D, WALTERS, FARMUIS, 10
GAN, &c
whole troop the largest in the u s. of Trained, Per
LILPUTIoS TRICK PONIES,
More than brute, ard less than human
APGLLo~TCoN,
Drawn IN procession by forty horsesfour abreast con
RENOWNED KEW YORK CORNET BAND.
wh'ch eiu xecute several popular Marches overtures,
Another grand feature Of this Company is the introduc
ENTIRE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Embracing Actors and Actresses Of Acknowledged talent
producing every night the great patriotic Meo Drama,
/ OLD PUT AND MAD ANTH0Ny. WAYNE.
Or the spirit Of 20,
Intrnd UcinE several thrilling scenes from The lives f tho
I Revolutionary herOes,
I OLD PUT, GEN Al WASHINGTON Ann MAD AN
THOSY WAYNE
The whole 10 conclude with grand living tsbleau il
which the
FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY"
MOUNTED on HIS Gil ,RGER, is borne aion in tri.
umphal procession.
/ ON THE SHOULDERS OF HIS BRAVE CONTlNEN-
TAILS.
J. W WILDER, Agent.
B Also al Shullshurgh. Tuesday, August 3Ist
I Platteviiie- Wednesday. Septem Der fst
+ Lancaster, Thursday, September End
/ and Franklin, Friday. September 3rd. I252-
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
/ IN 'front.' OF the Canvass every Afternoon. 2w44
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
state Of Wisconsin,
County of Iowa
Harriet LGthrOP,
Va.
Isaiah L. LathroD.
Circuit Court, To October
Term, 1859.
Petition for Divorce.

appearing satisfactorily 10 the Court that Isaiah T
Lati rup the defendant named IN the foregoing rei
un. Is not resident OF this Stqe ad is 10 b found
therein. 10 Is on motion % the said petitioner Iisre
luthTup, by her Solicitor rder that he said defend
ant Isaiah T. LathrOp do appear and plead answer or
uemur 20 The petHou herein, before Tuesday The
10th day OF November, a d. 1882, default thereof
that sad pttun be taken for Confessed agsust The
said defendant and the matters Thereof decre.d accor
dinghy 10 surther ordered that copy this order be-
published Tor four weeks successfully ~ cousip
Tribune" a public newspaper published at Mineral
Point, IN said county OF Iowa. and hat The rsl insertion
b. within twenty days rom this date. Given under
my hand ~ Chambers, this iGgh dag OF August 1852
MORTIMER M.JACK-ON
Circuit Judge
i James Huchison, Clerk of the Circuit Court in sUd
for lowe County, Wisconsin, do Cy the abve is
a true copy of the order in the above cause Witness
my hand at Mineral Point. August t1, 1852.
JAMES HUrC1I~' n, Clerk,
4w43 Circuit l., Irt. iowa co. Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
New Y ork. Aug 10.

The Crescent City arrived at / : o'clock
last night from Havana
Great excitement is reported to exist
in Havana. Great numbers of Creoles
were daily thrown into prisons that have
remained untenanted fer twenty years.
Tue most loathsome dungeons were put
into requisition to accommodate the Grim
inals who were deemed most unruly.
Proclamations were issued from a
quarter that battles all the ingenuity Of the
Government
a secret press continues to supply these
exciting articles, and the government is
entirely at fault Many innocent people
are made to suffer- Almost every family
is under some restraint.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

CINCINNATI TESTIMONY

IN favor Of W. B. FARRELL's .4RaBLAw 5Ib-L
HENT.
Read the following from John D. Park OF Cinofnna.
dated Nov 70 iol after requesting send him ~
gross tie says: believe your Arabian Inient is ia,
superior TO the Mustang Ihnfment; in fset have no
confidence at all in he austaag Liniment.
JOHN d. PARK.
see ~nVeruseLoett ~ This paper, 4R4s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
Iowa County Agricultural Society.

The citizens of Iowa County friendly to a re-or
gauization of the Iowa County Agricultural So
ciety, requested TO meet at the Court House in
Mineral Point on Saturday the 4th day of Sep
TENDER next at one o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of eIccting Officers, and making the necessary
arrangements for a Fair the coming fall
Ty order the Er Com.
July II, 1852
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
TAILORING.

FENFsE undersigned would respectfully tender a.
= bis thanks 10 the cit zeus of s8inefal Point -
and vicinity fer past avors- and inform them that
he continues business at his old stand FIgh-l&-
public favor
us-Gentiemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed or sEo
notice HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1859. f2u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

The Steamer ,4tisafil, At p o'clock on the NOR
ming of the goth INST, came in collision with The
Propeller 0gdtasJtrg OF Erie. and sank in about
half an hour The loss of life Is estimated at 2-O
all from the 4 iasris The Propeller succeeded
in getting into port though IN a lea<y condition.
from Buffalo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
CONrEINAEONER NOTICE.

NJ T. the subscribers, being appointed by the Honor
w able the County Court for county a Rirhiard
state ct Wisconsin, Commissioners 20 review -4srpDa
and adj us all claims aud demands If ali persons against
the estate OF Alexander Barcley, late Of fhe town III
Bichm nd, in said comfy and state, deceased and also
al claims and demands exhibited ia Offset thereto and
IN nine months from The 3t day If JulY being all
lowed by said Court for HAT purpose, attend I,
the business Of said assignment, Court Houss
10 the vsge Of RIchno nd in said county on the M dv
&C October A. D. ls52, and The 3uth DAY OF April
d. 1888 from nine O'Clock m, until four O'Clock D. nj
each Of said DAYS.
Dated tais Goth day Of August, A. u 1852
REIN 4. DARNEII- ~
4w44 THOMAS J. GRAHAM. Commissioned.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

SPAULDlNG & ROGERS Circus which /. adj
vertised to be in this place on the 4th of Sep
TENDER is said to be the best travelling cir.
Gus company in the United States. We
hope, for the benefit Of those who spend
their money to see them, that they may be
better than most of those heretofore exhib.
tied in this place, and if any reliance can
be placed in hearsay evidence, they certainly
are the best
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

, SBRft NOTCH is hereby given taEta. -
n sons ere bfCden to tfsspssz. I8ins oF o. -
sion:
East half snd cas-. half Of he B0fB west quarter o.
ton Thirty Five, Township Fix, Range IaTse easii 's
east of D0dgeyi-is, IN thts county. s--,
And furthermore. I forbid EBy sad al persons ID
buying or removing any lead OK other ores Ho-I '
''' - "ii''eH JsyfEs A. PLAT.
Efi-e-sl Point I,1v atfp tzsq Is41pqr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

A Wing Convention, for Iowa County, viii b,
held at the Court House, in Mineral Point, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, 1852,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of selecting
delegates 10 attend the Wing Congressional Con
veurion TO be held in this place on the first Of Sep
TENDER next
The ratio Of representation viii be the sam,
as last year
A fall representation Is earnestly requested.
c. C. WASHBURNE, JOHN W. COONS.
JOHN B. TERRY, 3. +. THOMAS.
JOHN CARTER, County Com.
Mineral Point, Aug. O. 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
$40 Rewa ri.
NJ n ERAL POINT
RAILROAD COMPANY.
$3.50 $3.50 60!

NOTICE is hereby given that on Satu7lgy the
N 2sth day Of August proximo an election
VIII be held at the Court House in Mineral Point,
for the election of mae directors to conduct the af-
fairs Of said company, in pursuance of the proyi-
sIous of the Charter. The polls VIII be opened
at @ o clock a. NJ. and continue open until to7g
o'clock P. NJ Stockholders viii be entitled TO
one vote for every share OF stock subscribed upon
which the required five per cent, shall have been
paid.
CYRUS WOODNAN. President
Attest THoNAs ). ALLEN, SrTcfarg 4wI0
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
a. Fns1nr's
NENERAL I.OIN.r, WIS.

THE Rooms connected with this establishment are
1 fitted up and ready for operation. They viii
be found little above the Court House, directly oppo-
site NanCuas. aud door east Ds' Fancy store.
High street They furnished with Scientific
ARRANGEMENT of SKY and SIDE LISHTS, tgo now and
complete sets of Apparatus and almost and
variety Of Plates, ran and Gases nov in use
With proper encouragement, no pains viii be SHARED
to make ths OF the first estbli-hm OF the kad
in the west Please give Is "a call.
A. FOSTER.
Mineral Point hug ia. I-52. 4v4Spld
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
Church 1T Auction

NOTICE is hereby given that, On Saturday, The
first day of October next the House heretofore occupied
by The Wesleyan Methodists a Chapel, together With
the Lot upon which stands, will be sold Auction, %
the highest bidder, for cash The building Is suitable
or residence, or for schools For particulars enquire
OF Thomas MslOney or Robert Boase.
Mineral Point, August 10th, 1852 6w42
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

II Senator Borland of Arkansas, has been in
dcted BY the Grand Jury at Wa<hingyon.for his at
tack upon Mr.. Kennel Of the Census department
some time since
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
FlkEsIa GROCERIES,

Just Receiving, fall supply Of GROCERIES go
- will be sold al he lowest Cash Prices = 80
70 suit purchasers aad viii make 81 - 355fe4 =
wishing to buy. Please call and ex-1siE. So lGgE
prices GEO W. Co'sf
April 2, 1872.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

IL Our thanks are due 10 Hons Ben c. East
man, Henry Dodge, Charles Durkee and James D.
Doty, for valuable public Documents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
ASSEMBLY, DIsTHECT cONvENrIo,
LAFAYETTE CoUNTY-NoRTHERN DISTRICT.

The Wings Of the Northern .RsseniJly Dis,ric, Of
La Faystte County are requested TO assemble al
DARLINGTON, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,
for the purpose Of nominating a delegate to the
Wing Congressional Convention 10 be held at Min
eral Point, on the Ist Of September next
MANY WINGS
Darlington, August 81, 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

NNTOULD inform his friends AMI the public, that b
w has removed HIS residence TO The house for1erj~
owned and occupied by col d. W Jones. directly ur[
site the Masonic Hall, aud his office one door bei IL
Store OF Burke Fairchiid Esq and two doors Above he
Post Office.
Mineral Point, Aug. %, 1882. 4af
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
WILL EXHIBIT AT MINERAL POINT, ON SAT
W URDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH. 1852.

Doors open at 4 and % o'clock Performances com
Nance ? and o'clock. -qduais sion-Bozcs,
50 Cents. CAi'drea, hair price.