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MILTON NC DONALD.
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q. /. RRITTIN,
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-23

To those aalo purchased Scamp Loua
at Washington, Arkans0S, p1ioy to
21St DPcenl5er. 1853
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
Woodworth's Youths Cabinet


A Nesc Ballad for Ya'lkee Doodie-by Brother
Jonathan.
To every body, far and near,
In all this Yankee nation,
Who IL hear my song, I'd like to give
This piece OF Information:
Cabinet is just the thing
For merry boys and girls, sir;
There's nothing like If in the land,
That's making such noise sir
Uoodtrorths Youths Catinet (tae name
Scarce hts nay Jlngling measure)
Is the young peoples magazine,
That yields increasing pleasure.
Among its rivals, Ills the best:
II beats the whole 10 pieces;
It's made by 'Uncle Frank for all
His nephews and his nirces.
1t treats of strange ond curious things,
In nature and in art, SIR
There S nothing wonderous in the world
That here plays not its part, sir.
II tells its readers, now and then,
OF famous men and women;
OF beasts and birds; of fishes. too,
And OF the sea they swim in;
OF travels voyages. and deeds
OF peril, and OF glory;
1t chats IN prose and poetry,
In fable and IN story
Ii hunts for curIosltleS
In near and distant places,
And pictures, racv. rich and rare,
Its treasury embraces.
It's riddles. puzzles and charades,
Too numerous are 10 mention:
The time would fail me to rehearse
The things that claim attention.
Whoever reads It's pages DER
There's no mistake about it)
Is sure 10 find, ere he aware
He cannot do without it
Il is issued every month, you know
And please these facts remember:
The volume has just commenced,
II is finished next December
And by the way, twere well to note
Another circumstance, sir:
For one whole year, you've but 10 paw
One dollar in advance, sir
So please the money now enclose
To Ho0d,co1fh. Nesc York CifU.
One hundred eighteen Nassau street
And will end my ditty
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SA o :. 0 o.
Iaa
GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
"oNE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"

ZONE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"
rIrUL MIGRATING,
SHIRE IN TIE GIFTS, FOR ONE DOLLAR.
subscriber would inform the public that be has
established agencies Throughout the country for the
disposal OF the beautiful engraving Known as One oi
t.ifes Happy Hours IT is beautifully executed on Steel
aud worthy prominent place either in draw
parlor- The original Painting by Mrs. Lazy M >peh
cer IS in the possession OF Mr. Chls oteso
The engraving twenty b. ny seven inches rep
resentsng a young aud lovely woman, blooming Win
health upou stands fine looking little fellow,
engaged pIucking Ii wefs from vase upon idole
hand, and entwiiing them IN his mother hiir,
which, owing his depredaCns, IS hanging SOM"
t-iy about her beautiful neck. while the countenancc
that artist did aut fail TO represent
" Dne OF f.jies ttappy Hours
BY ISSUING 4u copies he subscriber Is enabled 10
furnish them abCv price. AMI un Completing The
sale to present to the Ine1 brs the Association the e /
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st. Louis Advertisements.
from the Newspaper Advertising Agency of
-. - SstssEN 7Eaf,
o. II. SECOND ST.. ST. LOUIS, MO.

50 II, oi1Co-ND oI-o 81. i1oOi'7 -iO'
Who is the AGEN for the best and most widely ciTcu
lated New Spapers In the West, aad is authorized 10
take Adverilsing and Subscriptions at the Publishers
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A CURE FOR AEIE!.,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

CITIZENS Of the Uaion.-
fou nave done me the honor "a with one voice from
one end OF the Union to the other, to sanan the cbar
ter of my ointment with your probation II i scarce
~ Two years since inside it know. amrn-r Won ana
aireaiE, Il has obtainet mnre celebrity than any ,thr
Medicine III 80 short . pefioJ
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
37, Corner Of Ann and Nassau StrsctsN Y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
READ Haas OWN WORMS.

To PROFESSOR Holloway.
Sir-lt IS ret my wish II become notorious neither
say, that your Intmeut cured me of one of h. ,,S
dreadful culaneuuS diseases that il hei In
,. eh Was Cons defes by alt Who knew LIE, be en-
IlIey oNyond me reach q medicine For nine wears
was afflicted with of the Dainfu and
some sore legs that ever fell 10 the lot man and afe
3ihe every neIciIe had ever heard res inei in,
despair ali hope of being cured but a trend brnuybr
me couple OF large pats of your Ointment which
case' me sores on my legs 10 heat, and enrei, re
and 10 The asfonishfnent of my friends
lSisned) W. J. LANGLEY
AN ExrRAoROtNARV CURE OF Rad BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT TUE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy 81 a Letter f.ea ". r. Dnrqnt, sen Orleans
Ng1embeT 9th, 1855.
10 PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
b, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Strcets \ Y
pear STU with heartfelt gratitude have to inform
you ,hat oy the use OF your ontment aud Pills, the In,
u ny VIE fls Deem saved For bsd
oai oreas with ten running wolns, mot of cancr,ns
natare} Was told that nothing could save her sh,.
was then induced Ia Rse your Ointment Pills " hn
In me shors space Of three they effected ner
iect cure to the establishment Of all who knew US We
obtained your Medicines from Mcssrs wriyh; = ~, =,
CharIEes street New Orleans send this fr,ra IIei
des Princes, Paris. although had written in at M
orieans before finally lett, that time, not KNOWING
The Pills should be conf Unity si1 tbr
In most OF The following cases
Bad Legs Contracted and Fistnlas Soretbr,ats
bad Breasts StG Joints Piles Skin discaea
b bulhs fistuaS, Rheumatism Scurvsv
-, i iS, t1""t salt kheum Sore heads
Chapped hands Sweilinys Sore Nipples Wounds
Sold ut the Establishments OF Prof. sst,r Uo1r .
Maiden Lane, New York, All 2li. rand ond m and
by all respectable Druggists and De.lrrs in Nedicins
throughout the United states. in Pots 81 Az. go y
cents, and Si,59 each. To he ha1 w. -, g
m" nrncipsi Drug Houses in tn, Z 4i,,n
sizes. % - '"Niis 1he arg
N Directions for the guidance of patients in avr,
disorder are affixed Ia each Pot - 80 -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine. re
L move m neral, turn the from its natural cha
sl or Otherwise trespas upon the following describe
laiC 10 wit: The northeast quarter az the northeast
quarter of section No TO- ntowshp No nork Of range
two east And further notice hereby given that av
person persons trespassing upon above premises
viii be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES HUnGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a I253 7v7 IL IN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
MINERAL POINT
q q T I II q FL y u s s


FEyHE subscriber would respectfulyc Ill the attention
Il ofthe pubic to his well selected stock of
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand on Hgh street, opposite Mil
ton store where he efound at alitimes. ready
accommodate those ho may favor him with their pat
roBaga. He hason hand good supply of
Tea, Coffee. Sng,tr, SdlerGtuS, Spices, Fruits,
Mas, Surdutss, Oysters, &c, Sc,
All of the best uaties land offered the mosreason
able terms.
CANDIES Of ALI. GzuETDSz
AMI sold hoiesaie and retail cheap
they be hsd any place III the west liz
zion " It'll this establishments good
i3 & x laf II z,
y which means he is supplied with fresh Cakes
Pics, &C. aud also prepared to furnish
W D DJ& E9595 AND PAR 3S8,
With the delicious varieties, Ornamened to suit
the most particular tasi e.
irs- The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALONEY.
Mineral Point, July 90, 1852. 39tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

% sAUIJEl,
Ii persons furuilen TO mime dig rarnoveu,in-
eral ,r'm or otserwise 'respass upon thefoIow nc
described premises to Wit.
re south east ii of section c. town e. range cas-
north = OF north east - aGd North X h OF \
/ i-iut section !, town ;, range > ea~..
And further NOTICES hereby giventsat auv person ar
persons tFespassng upon the above premises viii be
dealt With accol dig 10 law. FRANCS VIVIAN
JAMES lDAY.
Mineral PointJuly ist, lc53. 36tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q IL. PERSONS are forbidden to line Iii ,. remove
MinpFai FROM or otherw trespa.s on The follow
ing described premises, viz =
Il or OF Z or OF Sec. !, hf of y w or Sec. L.
and ; -" or OF n qroC sec IA Town 4. Range > East
t4mnlI1 JOHN H0ARE
FOR SALE.
VIE south east quart OF Section hrtythree, town
= e'Sht. range four east Also-seve ral unimuruved
Lots and parts of Lots, in the village OF Dolgey!e-
Aiso-the place iorms Tfy known the Tom Jenkin
Block three.
Any OF the above property viii De sold cheap, and On
favorable terms. Apply To
Mineral Point, or 10 o''
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
NtN We lltY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
MINERS CHEAP CASH STORE
NEAR THE
Railroad Depot!

H,FERf BODY visiting the above establishment Il
surprised at IN cHeapHess and desirable QUALITY OF
The * IS there offered Tne stock i non r,
TO bear euume Tton, bat consists of every ia e y one
wants. from Log chain to . Jensharp, or from 9
twenty give EtoTIRr shawl
TO a pay er OF Pins.
Prints, Flour, Lcl-ns md Nails:
BaregeS, Iobacco Croccry HusIin Collars s Slecrcs.
Teas, Giores s. Hosiery, Sugars Hats & Cans.
Stone ,eare, Lac Edgiass and Insertions
looking Glasses lHo}asSes and Golden Syy7,p
Ribbons, Tea Trays and CGadltsticLs
SIX Tissues, Candles and S,ytbe Stones
Dried .3pples. Peaches aud DRESS Trimmings,
In short, the public invited to call and see for
themselves.
Commerce Street, May 30, 1851 %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Sc, Sc Sc, &c.
all of which having been bought at the lowest prices
in the Eastern Markets, for cash, will be
adding sport.tiCn Thankful
and the public generally 70; the 6er1 patronage
ed TO him. he hopes he strict attention business low
and uniform prices and upris ut and honorable
90 merit continuance of their esteemed fayors.
As JOSEPH GUNDRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

"a Ds'Ef si--AH persons hereby forbidden u
"a mine, dig, remove mineral from. Otherwise tres
upon the following premises, under penalty of the
law, to wit:
quarter of the south east quarter and the north east
quarr 81 he south west quarter Of section l: Also
half of the north east quarter of section s all in
Town D Range east of the fourth principal iidian
JAMES HUDGHAN,
JAMES CALLOW.
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May e5, 1854 fn7-z
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Clothing.

lNHE subscribers would inform he publicthat they
nave "a Their employ the most experienced work
y nesof aud OF good can be found
IA me pace iheir work Is done in the best style and
Maioney 5, and see for yourselves -
Mineral Point.TS53 - -.
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pills. z'EG.E.%I!
IL IL every man, and child he counT!Tbo
hted-a Bind 90 suit you all, say
Fuit9rd's Arti-AtliIOus Pills,
EahnstoCk' = Anti Bilious DO.
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
dew bavid's Honey Co ated do,
Oriental aud Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do. Graer-n buTgh do,
8oHatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
SaFpiBgton's que pills, ID !. Brace'sdoI
D.. brandreth7s Pills,
Rev. o. HIbharJ's do,
Or. Angles Candy Coated de-,
HerTick sugar Coated do,
And lots OF other kinds OfPilIs.
mich you can get by calling atthe miners Point
- Drug store nearly opposite Beech 's>to5e-
r. -. PULFoRn.
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GALENA 4 CHICAGO UNtoN 1t. AZ.
AND
EsEsogE - fsADsSDN e. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT N',vIHBER "a, 1883


AND
HEs0sT & 1sADsS0N s. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, N''vI;NBER "A, 1853.
a - ;:::. - .: .5;
ON and after Monday, November and until furtbe
~ po:Icel Trains viii be The above roads a.
oIluws, sundays eNcep ed.
rR ltSS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT x BEIOIT
lei, Leave Chicago Wells street Depot at $40 a mar
Free port n.i Reioi at 2U o. m
at FrcnpOrt al a. m, aud Beloit at - m.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST, Leave FreeUort at 80 m, and Beloit at "a
arriving Al Chicago at I3.5u y.
I'd. Leave FreepCrt at m, and Beoit ) 30 N,
arriving At Chicago at II p. IN.
Trains going West pass Junction al 9.5 and
Trainsgoing westpsss Belviderea IL m and 10 40 m.
East at b Il. III and :. Is
Trains going East pass Junction at IA a. m and Is
%. IN.
Fare to Freeport p, to Be.cit 81 SO
The AZ eve arrangement Is designed to afford as r,uch
daylight travel from The estern terminus al o
road possible From port and Fe!oit h.t cas
mai stage connections establish she'd through Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West q Mort going Soufb Nv
'akJng the Evening Eastward Train ,t mis- Road vii
connect at Junction. at 81 p. m with the Chicago and
Aurora train for iasalie snd points south reach ne
sale At oc!uck-a This furnishes
Railroad connection Springhcld and Allon and -
boats - miles 81 Louis. -
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE,
This route, via Beioit and Jauesville connecting be
tween those place- ~ stsse - miles 18th he NiIys
ami Mississippi Railroad, uIfevs Convenient
munleat'on between Chicago and Milwaukee,
w II. TURNER. Sun-t
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VALUABLE PROPERLY:

Farm in Cook county, Illinois SO acres, with
f:e dwelling house, barn neces AIRY "ai'hou
custivasion. vsigtd at $500
l country residence, pleasantly situated 2mes
finely ornamoatsd it'll fruit and SHADE trees, 47o9
T. Gilbert & COS pianos $50
PriS 5st 4 Cos n,"lodeons $50
superb keyed accOrdiaas 81
SET parer furniture $50
Set superb partor furniture 800
10 Gents fine gold watches IL o
10 Ladies' fine soll guard chains 200
10 l.adi S fine gold watches 25o
III Gents me gold vest Chains 800
90 Sets Ladies ornanented bracelets 2mo
- Gents cluster pins $50
p Ladies fine Mosaic pns e5o
So Gents sold rings with settings 4na
;, 0 gents gold pens with ca-es 100
80 i4-dies' gold pens wi Cases l,nnu
4U0n gHIi pens. nauaeied fol:.ts 1900
100 g"uts Turkey morocco purt !nonnaies q
100 ladies' pearl inaid port IGonn4ies $50
Double barreiied gun, silver mounted 50
Set hunting uappings 10
Arery's crystal Palace sewing IA schine leo
81 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasUls go
so Lad es' SIX umoIeiAs 25i
81 gents silk umbrellas $50
lua gents waking canes 500
% aides iilDs various patterns 500
10 Ladies' god lhin.bes 50
II Iadi,s' silver thimbles IL
Ladies' SUPERB work boxes 10
) gents dressing cases IS
Splendid pieasu { carriage $50
eco P'.tuiar literary works Doe
1910 Fine eel -Hgrayings nf Clay is o
1900 Fine steel engraN ings of Webster l,5fai
lbtO Fine steel eEgreyIrgs Of Calhoun l,5U0
In making she above selection nothing has been inclu-
dad That i uo! highly useful and desirable. Here are
Ee1rly
o000 VALUABLE GIFTS,
Among which, may By above list is fins
farm, dwelling house several elegant pianos, sets of mar
ior Iurnilure- teautifdi rage fine gold watches
chans pens pins, rings, work boxes, dressing cases &c
~ hecoliUct, by rumiJting dollar YOU receive a
fine steel plate engraving that cannot be purchased at
retail for less than 81 81 IS, and numbered receipt
which entities the holder TO chance me above gifts
6T- Call and examine the engravings at 81 and 5s
Ma kct
The great rapdty with which tickets are being dis
posed of, causes the undersigned to believe that
be able to bring The
IN few weeks. To prevent write your address
plain and III u, or enclose an envelope with il written
upon.
Al otdes by letter post paid with the enclosed
VIII meet with prompt attention The engraving
GGui6eret receipt euttnl the hold cb4nc. in the
property and toward the distrl IIion
forwarded by return mail. Address orders
l.. w ABBOTT,
81 snd 80 Market street, st Louis, Mo-. where the en-
CRAVING can be had na application 3nl5p
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE IFCs AFTER <TNE,
YEARS STANDING
Copy Of Letter from M. ~ ]. Lasglsg Of Rupsri,i-
IsdSta county N. -, u. y, dareG Non, Isl lS59
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
Look at This.

EDWARD lEOlO.D5.
1T AVING enlarged and improved his Store is now
rece wing from st LOUIS and other markets, well
selected assortmeptof
.2AlIIlbY GROCERIES,
ket, such-as " '''i1 ma
Sngd-s Teas, Coffee, Rice, Nolasses,
Fa& Pork, Hams, Tobacco
f'1eifs Of almost epery Uaricfy
Soap, C.'adies, &c, &c &c
which viii be sold az low as 1T any store in tbisnlaca
is rtsngements such that he win at all time be
s"PpHed with he best quality of
Es~E- q T EEo
rtesh rom he beet Mills in the State His old custor
80 liu me public generally, invited to ca and
eN si me qdeiity aud prices of his goods
mineral Point, pril 25, 1853 a6tf
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9 9tz BIZ = SssEECE.-AH persons hereby
notified not TO trespa<s, Mine or Dig, upon any OF
sent or permission OF myself or lay agent, wit
Descrip- sec. In. Ra. Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
= p e q X " neg Is 9 G
e II q = - q :.
" u c - - g q *
" hneq&e va Is e
va II = sc hswq II e
e
section - (. W h Is - g
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Rlue Mounds. June 9, 1859. n33
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\ REAL PAIN KILLER

EsAEGSEEE'S INDIAN EENsNIFNT,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR In.
TERNAL OR EATERIJAI. APPLICATIONS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

AN EATRAoROtNARY CURE OF A Rad BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT TUE POINT OF DEATH
Copy Of Letter from NJ. r. Dnrqni, Seu Orleans.
-NJuem5er 9th, 1858.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
Caution.

Mineral Point, May o5, 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19

John , INT stated that he was pres
ent When abe bel was about being
made between 4amuels and Bourn -
Thinks there vas something said BY
def about msrkine tickets. but Is not
SURE. Says hat def. was laughing
at the time. and told the boys not 70
bet.
From the foregoing evidence. Il win
doubtless appear strange. Why such .
contemplate prosecution was brouehL
Poor week human Nature, when excl.
ted BY party feeling. and mortified a
the disclosure Of q hnis ding, fhat Is
rather humilisting. will condescend
very low. IN order TO get a little re-.
venge. Noah Miller had perfect
right 20 vote Cor bimself. and II Hss not
necessary either. for him 20 publish.
that he would not. In order that he
could do 90, without lowering hik dig,
nifty. i was only making de thing
odious by a false and hypoc1tieal ap-
psarance.
The def. came nearer proving a ne.
gatiye. IN my opinion. Than the State
did. tina, the ticket was marked At al.
Bat. that tho very nun that Mr.:
Schultz saved from a prosecution Cor
q violation Of law. bv bclIine, should
tuan right around and prosecute him.
on such testimony. looks very ungen.
erous. TO say The least. The Jury
found the def. guilty. and assessed =
fine Of 81. tFl ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19

7 State u.s.. Shultz. Marking III cket
The defendant was inspector of the
election in Bath township. in 1854
One Noah Miller. as the people gener-
ally know, was a candidate for the
Legislature. On the day Of election.
the question, whether Noah would
vote for himself. came up among his
Eeighbors. Some said he would.
while his friends said he would not.
for he said. pablicly, that he would
not. II was determined, however, to
leave Noah to his own choice, III the
matter. But there was no little curl
osity, with the members Of the board,
and some others, to know how he
would vote. So. when Noah voted,
his ticket was watched pretty closely.
He voted white ticket, being The col
or Of his opponents ticket, but still
il was insisted that Noah voted for
himself. There was no evidence,
however, that Mr.. Shultz participated
in the controversy. until John Sam
uels, one OF the clerks, offered to bet
| $40 that Noah did not vote for him.
self, which was taken up by another
member OF the board, and then Mr..
Shuts told lhe boys that they had
better not bet, that he knew how
| Miller voted. This was after his vote
had. been counted. John Samuels,
the prosecuting witness stated that he
then asked, Shultz how he knew for
whom Miller voted. and he replied
that he marked his ticket. Samuels
then asked him how. and he replied
THAT he could have turned down one
corner. Witness then turned to the
bunch Of tickets. and found white
Democratic ticket folded. to CORES.
pond. with Miller's name on il. fol
Representative Samuels swore that
Miller's ticket was the only Democrat
10 ticket voted, and that he could show
the identical ticket, twas here shown
the string of tickets. and found TWO
white Democratic tickets, but could
not tell witch was the marked one.
Richard Bourn stated that he wa,
one OF the clerks at said poll--thaI
there was considerable anxiety &c
know whether Miller would vote fol
himself or not. Thathe was particular,
ly anxious to know. and watched hi.
ticket from the time II vas presented
until deposited in the b. ~ boz. Thai
Shultz took the ticket. and held Il
between his thumb and finger, until he
cried the vote. and did not move the
ticket, or otherwise touch it, until de-
posted. That he is sure he did no,
markit. as stated by Samuels.
Thinks he could not have SO mark.
cd it, without his seeing it done, FOL
he watched the ticket closely. in def,
fingers. for the purpose Of recognizing
liz when counted out. Afierthis tickel
was counted out. with others. he and
Il Samuels were about betting $lo-hs
/ that Miller did vote for himself. and
Samuels that he did not. Shultz re-
marked that they had better not fol
it was known how Miller did vote
Did not hear him say that he marked
his ticket, or anything of the kind,
and is sure that be could not have
marked It without his seeing It.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19
Fayette County Fair.

We CLEAN the following premiums
awarded 10 the citizens Of Franklin
County. at the Fayette County Fair.
Best chopping Axe, 70 Jacob
Masters. salt spoon. Loo
Best assortment Edge tools.
10 Jacob Masters. salt spoon. 100
Best prtent Mill Dog. 10 4. n
Case. Salt speonR elrsife Nea 100
Best. Apple aud Ounce Butter,
TO Mrs. ID. o. Allen. cream spoon. :, 90
The best Vineyard, contain
ing 3 acres. in the best state OF
cultivation. to Enoch McCariy. Di-
ploma and complimentary card.
Best variety OF Apples. 10 Da.
yid Coleman. Butter knife. 400
Best bu. Wheat. to John
Masters. mustard spoon. 100
Best bus Carrots. TO ID. o. AL
len. salt spoon. ~ 100
Best 3 squashes, 70 d. o. AL
len, salt spoon. So ~. ...ll.ss. LOO
For the best Boar, under 1
year old. 10 Isaiah q. Scobey.
silver. cup fe.- sa .f 800
For second best SOW pig. TO
Isaiah G. Scobey. sugar spoon. 500
For best 3 pigs. Q months old "
and under. 10 Isaiah q. Scobey.
silver cup. -. ~. 500
Best. and beat trained Gents
saddle horse or mare. 20 A. Me-
LaughIin, sugar spoon, 500
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-19


with me At ,hs same tine. tiiat sbe
was treated ~ one o. the family and
was aever absent ~ prayers o. u meal
time. Either OF taesc young gentle.
mon would gladly have corrected this
Islander tie FIRST time, Il appeared IN
you. paper. but Mr.. Goodwin would
not consent. With sentiments Of pso.
found contempt for any man who will
'meddIe with my domestic affairs. and
publish n falsehood concerning me,
merely for political effect Eflft
t11 lam yours, DC.
G. l.. GOODWIN.
+. S.--please publish the above,
and send ME your bill. and | viii pay
II. @. l.. G.