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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
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--Yest erday being the day for re opening the
Mineral Point Land Office, there was large
number of persons In town ready to present
their claims
Brooks and Keith have both been re elected
to Congress frcm South Carolina, without oppo-
sit1on.
Such was the excitement among The Irish
citizens at WasLihg ton. at the acqui.ial OF Her
bert that that gentleman(Y) thought II prudent
to leave the city at once.
Shannon has been removed from the Gov
! ernorship of Kansas and John MeQealv, OF
Pennsy lyania appointed in his stead.
The New York Democracy have nominated
the following State ticket:
For Governcr-Amasa J. Parker, of Albany,
For Lieutenant Gorernor-John Vanderbilt
of Kings.
For Canal Commissioner-Joha 4. Russell.
Of St. Lawrence.
For State Prison Inspector-M c. Brennan,
OF New York.
For Clerk of the Court of Apreals-A G.
arner, of Monroe.
Electors at largeAddisop Gardiner aId Da-
vId L. Seymour.
The House of Representatives., On the lst
Inst, declared by vote Of 10 To e. that " hi;
field the Border ruflian delegate from Kansas,
vas not entitled to a seat in Congress.
Hon John f. Homes, first Lieut.. Governor
of this State, ard Hon. Alonzo Wing both old
and influential democrats, have rel udlafed the
Buchanan slavery extension plat form, and de-
clared themselves ior freedom and Fremont.
"A democratic paper Is shout 10 be com
menced at Monroe, Green county.
Congress viii adjourn On tie 18Th Of the
present month.
Flour was selling in New York, on the Ist
AT SIS barrel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

H.v.ag suafiieti I'll, ail,gel defects,
~ whole case was again lad before HIM
:. May, and aeou, sa7 nudlie O. June l
~as csaiee' Oh % x,.iai-i i. The papers
;tae,t before the froa..ieTl,, and which had
s'e-aG before him Il January, contained
r-r o.Rti statement ctad arganent with the
dispositions and certificates OF other per-
s5n., giving history and eluc.da:ion Of
Tia vuoie TRANSACTION ta- more thorough
than any explanations | coald make III
the absence o. the papers. / have never
been informed 10 tbs day, ana Do not
kaov II what aspect and for what reasons
:aose contracts were considered cause
o. removal. Wnether they were treated
unfair ard lishonorable, Or simply ille-
s-.l. Or whether the position was taken
sha, al officer has not the same right TO
purchase as private individual, | have
never been informed. The - other spec
uia.ions In the lands Of the Territory, Of
which explanation was demanded after
was removed, was showa 10 mean The par
iclpatlon IL locating the town Of Pavnee
on The military reservation. Before the
removal could obtain 10 explanation Of
what II meant, although / urgently solicit
ed 1t. There vas nothing to be desired
OF explanation IN regard TO this matter
which | had not given 10 the President In
May in the most fuli and ample manner,
aid had especially and particularly ex-
planned 10 HIM that | was not In the couu-
try, and had never heard OF the town un-
Il after il had been located and surveyed
IN 1851; aad that the reservation hal
been extended over the town in May, Is
%. The third draught of my conmun;.
cs.tioa to the President, which | made as
above stated, as well as the re-draught
thereof In his hand writing aud the draught
b. him in pencii Of the int ended conclu-
zion, were all preserved By me, and taken
with me to Kansas Territory III April, IS
65. They were LEFT in my trunl, in the
hotel at Lawrence when | left there in
aIay, and | can nov give no information
o. Them. except that have been inform
e y persons who were present, that on
the 2ls. day Of May, 1876, when the said
heel was destroyed by incendiaries, the
posse Of the Sheriff OF Douglas County
ero,te open aud rified my trunk, and stole
81 ny clothes and papers. Since then |
f''sFe not seen these papers, or heard OF
sAe,.l- Inc President requested me to
Eec-te III that communication his approval
Q. =, condact, and in his draught recited
|; himself IN his own handwriting. x
A. II. REEDER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Health Of sunaer.

The correspondent Of lie \. !. Times, sars,
III writing an the 21tl:
learn from excellent ,athoIi that Sena-
tor Sumner = not improving ia heaIfi, under
he inauenc" OF the usually invigoraiing sea
breeze. His physical debility still continues
with pe;verse tcnaci;y--s most Encouraging
symptom IN the. estimation Of those friends V no
know how vigorous his constitution heretofore
has been. how temperate his habits and perfect
III. former health. He has icft Cape Nav for
the mountains, hoping 70 be benefited nv the
change from sea 10 mountain air but from The.
evidence before me, cannot avoid the Tntlau
choiv conviction that lac will never recover from
The effects Of the Brooke asaanlL,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

The fusion papers denounce the outrag eous
laws passed by the Legislature of Kansas and
yet oppose the Senate bill which sets those laws
aside and r.'ai.es most careful provisions for a
fair expression of the will of the people of that
Territory Democrat.
That the Republican papers dcaounce the
outrageous laws of Kansas, is true, and that the
organ. Of the self-styled democracy approve
those outrageous laws isequally true. The Re-
publcaf.s oppose them because they are out
rageous and unjust The Buccaneers approve
them because they ale sanctioned as party
measure to get slavery established in the Terri
Tory. and approved by Mr.. Buchanan.
| The Republicans oppose The Senate bill allu-
ded to- and presume for the very fcatu es
that for it the approval Of the so-called
democratic party. Isl. Because ii repeats and
aruends portion of those Outrageous laws
and leaves others in full force. I'd. Because it
enacts a new election law for the Territory that
deprives foreign born citizens who have not been
five years in the country, of the right to vote
which was intended TO check foreign emigration
TO that Territory Tor the reason that they are
nearly all anti-slayery in sentiment. 3D.. Be-
cause il provides for the election and organiza-
State government, which constitution is not to
be submitted to of the people vi the Ter
ritorv, or future action of Congress, thus deny
ing TO the people the inestinable privilege 81
acting in their individual capacity upon the or
ganie law of tie Land. right invaluable t,
/ them, and formidable only to tyrants." 4th
Because it gives TO tic president-a party too
the appointment of Commissioners to deter
mine who shall and who shall not vote for del
egates TO form the constitution, and makes the
decision of such commissioners final. 5th. Be-
cause it provides that the ratio of representa-
ton and the appointment of delegates shall b.
determined by the number Of voters instead o
free inhabitants, thereby giving the mere ad
venturers superiority over the actual settlers.
! There are objections to this new Kansas bill
which denies the long cherished doctrine o
squatter sovereignty" once dear 10 the de-
mocracy. but now trampled upon, but these are
sufficient for the present VIII the De,noera
! give Us lis reasons for approving that bill?
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Prospects IN Western Wisconsin, Miner
al Point Democrat gives the best account of
matters in that section of the State. 1t says:
Present appearances indicate that Iowa and
Lafayette counties Will give larger maiortiss
for the democracy than ever before. and that in
Grant the fusion majority will be considerably
reduced. The best feeling prevails among our
democratic friends in this section and many
who have long hesitate ed are falling into our
ranks and working earnestly for the good cause
Nod argus.
Sdch church-yard music may tend TO keep up
the courage Of despairing Buccaneers in other
localities where nothing is known OF the politi-
c0l feeling in Western Wisconsin but IN the
counties above alluded to- il Is an unmjst akablc
evidence that a Lunatic Asylum is needed in
Wisconsin at this time no less than in tie most
pal.ny days OF Barstow and the balance. So
far as the appearances indicate, in Lafayette and
Iowa counties. the former majority for the de-
mocracy" VIII be entirely overcome a. the ap-
preaching election The changes in the towns
of Dodgeville and Mineral Point alone In favor
of RepubieanisTn, since last fall, Will more than
overcome Barstow's entire majority III the coun-
/ ", and many other towns promise equally ia
vo.able results. Grant county viii nearly or
quite double Bashford's majority, and LaFay-
cite will give but little, if any majority for Blu
chanan. The End oLgressional District is good
for 5000 Fremont majority, mark that.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
From the milwaukee Atlas. (Germau)
Biaaanan Know Nothing Eiector.
KIeoN, July % lSlG

hi'oN, July - 1875.
10 rHE EpIToR OF THE ArLAs.
8IR:-I desire to Inform your readers,
ond the German population generally,
through the medium Of your columns, OF
one significant fact. in connection with the
pending political contest Ii is this: One
o. he i've electors OH the Buchanan tick
Ct resides in this town; Henry q. WEBB
Is name, and this same HLxRY q. WrBg
IS a member and an officer. in lIttle one
horse Know Nothing Lodge which meets
every week. There is no mistake about
.ais Il will probably not be denied, but
Il Il IS denied, it shall be proved beyond
the possibility OF a doubt. Waat say the
Germans to II; are they satisi ID with this
unloa Of Democracy and Know Nothing
lsia ii the person OF Buchanan EIactof.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
From the Richmond Enquirer, buchanan
something for Northern Men to think Of.
THE ISSUE MADE UP.

The Democrats of the South in the present
canvass cannot rel Y on the old grounds of de
fence and excuse for slavery FOR TrlY SEEK NOT
MEaKLY TO RETAIN II WHERE IT IL, But TO EXTEND
IT INTO REGIONS WHERE IT Is USKrowN. hUcH
LESS CAN THEY RELY on TIE MHaE CoSsTiTI TfcNAI.
GUARANTEES OF SLAVERY, for such reIianct- Is
pregnant with the admission that Slavery is
wrong, ard but for the Constitution should be
abolished.
Northern Democrats need not 10 thus far.
They do not seek To extend Slavery. bal only
agree to its extension, a. a matter III right cu
our part They'may prefer tLeirowu social svS-
tenn to ours. II is best that they should. bUR
friends are conservatives al homeland conserv-
atives OF the Union--eorseryatives of religion,
OF marriage, of property, Of State institutions
and of federal institutions. But whilst they
may prefer their own social system. ;hay will
have 10 admit in this canvass tl.at ours IS also
RIGHTFUL and LEGITIMATE, and sanctioned alike
by the opinions and usa5es oi mankind. and 10y
the sanction and express injUpetions Of Scrip
ture. They Cannot consistently maintain thli
Slavery - Immoral, IAcxpeilcnt and prufaau,
and yet continue 10 submit: to lis further extern
sion.
e know that we utter bold truths But
the time has now arrived y her, their ut;e~anct
can be no longer postponed THx TRUE ISSUE
sKorLp STAND OUT SO BOLDLY GH&T NONE MAY
MISTAKE II.
The Enquirer deals frankly and fairly with
the people of the North Il makes no conceal
nents. and does not mirec lis words III speak
Ing OF the great practical issue Of the fresidcn-
tial campaign. The South we are told means
Ia eIte"d Slarery into rrgio5& pierc il IS an
knoUa. ard the North i required, net only TO
" agree to It's cItcnsioa but ~ admit that ST.
VERY itself is" riqitfti end legitimate" sanctioned
by the " usages of mankind and % tie cypress
inj'snctiors Of Scriptqrc!" THIS is the entertain
nent to which the People OF the Free States are
invited by the autocrals of the Buchanan mar
~. How many dough-fare4 ;.~e there III the
North who viii yield TO this last aud most ex-
acting demand Of the Pr1-Slaeery Baro.!s?
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

A NOVEL SEWING MAcHISE.--In an article en-
:itled " Hints on the value OF Patents" the Sci
cntifc american thus notices novelty: " 1t is
understood that the Mcssrs. Jerome, of New
Haven. Conn, the celebrate ed clock makers, have
recently purchased portion of the right to
Hobertsou's Sewing Machine for the sum OF
$4,000. This sewing machine Is said 10 be a
remarkable novelty. 1t is scarcely larger than
the little sewing birds used by the ladies, and
may be easily carried in the pocket. Ia exter-
nal appearance it is highly ornamental. Is
construction is 90 simple that child OF five
years can operate it with succ So. For the use
of families and individuals IT,, invention APP
pears TO be admirable. We told that seam
stress with the aid of one cI these machines,
viii be able to do in da T, the ordinary hand
labor Of an entire week. The Messrs Jerome
are at present engaged III the manufacture of
this improvement on large scale. and soon will
be able 10 fill orders. Retail price of the ma
chine, $40 The best sewing machines of the
other makers cost from 800 to Sl40."
County or State rights for sale. See adver-
tisement In another column. 4w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

ThiF suhsc'i = riIe.s far - If grose-tE ~
l. tine viiiS-c of Liaa-n .ni..> s. pa. $3.50
"a! Point, ca the Iua.l .paa I.ala gu, aIt-~
idehiand aiid ;5aa - COUNTIES. toEsi. .il- % =
Known tavern stand tlsJ - A.latr-s .u' s. aGt...
most business PAM OF tie village. I..g t....It
liiae "a good framed House, Etf icnul az. ban.
VIZ abundance o. good v1tc-. srr one z...i-.
Ter INTO the business VII. fac Jni7 q cra-rr ls-
met with. AL>o-A good -to.e ECUsr ana d,
ana the urGis iLed half Of ToUr Los atl. la,s'-
village Of Linden.
ILEAlS;--one half cash, balance Oh tsss
Linden, July lO;h, 1876. A-EIiE =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

We perceive that the Republicans of Ken
lucky have held 4 meeting to State Lick Springs.
Madison County, and formed al ELECTORAL tick
et. II is comprised of the following persons:
Senatorial Elcctors-I. C. NJ Clay, of Madison
county; ,. George D. Blakelv. of Logan county
Rcprc7cntatirss--l. Edgar Needhan, of Louis
vile ,. J. H. Rawlings. Of Madison county 3.
Rev. j. 5. Davis, OF Lewis county T. j. Craze
brook, of Barren county ; ;. J. r. WEittemore.
of Campbell county 6. David Morgan, of FLOYD
county; . '. Hamilton, Of Bracken county 8.
Jas. Lashbrooks, of Daviess county g. Green
Spells. of Jassanine county !; 10. John Walsh,
of Anderson county.
They fully endorsed the Republican platform.
and are determined to canvass the State thor
oughly for F emont and Dayton.
The Louisville Courier buchanan, speaking
of the nominees, sa7s:
Mr.. Clay possesses national reputation
having been long persistent anti-slavery man,
and won his name partially by species Of per-
sonal prowess that is not tolerated among his
political brethren at the North. Mr.. Blakely,
the other senatorial elector, was. in lS4S dem
ocratic elector for the third district His senti-
ments, however, since then, have been anything
else than democratic. Mr.. Needham is one of
our most intelligent and popular citizens, He
possesses mind OF rare Natural abilities which
he has cultivated with great care, and he writes
and speaks hucntly and ably. Mr.. V. Hamilton
of Bracken county, was once democrat. but in
1881 bitterly opposed the election to Congress
Of the Hon r. r. Stanton.
In this city we understand that prominent
lawyer, Tho was once in Congress, has stated
that he would canvass the district for Fremont
And we know of another of our ablesr LAWYERS
and best citizens strongly inclined to the Repub-
lican nominees"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
SECOND DISTRICT.

Republican Convention for the Second Congress;cn.
District TIL. State viii be held a. Mineral Point, the
County Iew1, We.nosiay, the 9Th dag of August
next u O'clock NJ Of sail day for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidate for member Congress. and also for
Presidential Elector sid Dist ict be supported al
the general election and for the transaction of such
other business may be deemed exPcdient By the Con-
yenJion.
Each assembly district within SAIL congressional dis
will entitled delegates in sand Convention
and it Is aided that the Republicans ct each As
scbv District s,ccti1si Of slc. delegates,
en- SATURDAY. August 10th, al O'Clock P. "
y. 8. VIRGIN,
GEO AESSE Rs NTH,
s. g. COLLEY,
DAVID ATWOOD,
Congressional District Committee
MaSiscr jnlv Is. lsS6.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
FOR SALE.

4 DE>lRARLE Tieea Of Land situated n'.'
"A bodgesi!ie Oh The road 20 Linden, oa o.
O M. J tlles ioey's farm. Being far y. T. : =
o. :, laG aCrcs- About 70 scros sr1er f,1-f gi.l
It'slt bean ing appie trees the -7g.s. NurT7 r.
us GA orchard. i tri3inE aBti~y Eli 3r--
ae-es. Tie ground l. also lesGy on the Clit-
ost.c' Orange plants, par Is planted. Hi'fsl1
OF lac EroGnd 10 Plant the vluI,, 4 Is i=-c-.
them rlo'a cattle, &c. Also = ac.es .-rter ~.
inS 10 same about ~ miles isiant Fa-1s +.
easy. FOR further Particulars eaq ui.e OF = =
near the premises
July, ltJ6 rcs--E
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Steamboat Burnt.

The steamer T. II. Larkin was destroy
e by ire abou . miles below ST. Louis.
q. Sunday morning last. The boat and
Ergo were wholly Destroyed The Loaf
..as ralaed at Slu0, 600 insured $4,000.
81 N s.. Louis Offices The value of the
cargo Is no. knowa. No lives lost or per-
SIS injured.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

- OF the eight papers IN Lancaster county
Pennsylvania Mr. BuehanaH's residence. five
supper; Fremont, two Buchanan and one FIJI
more That is we understand TO be about the
proportion Of the voters for tie respective can,
didates in the free States.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

REEDER ; sTINuSX.-We call the. attention
OF our readers TO The testimony OF Gov. Reeder
before the Kansas Investigating Committee.
which viii be found on our first page 1t is
somewhat lengthy bat presents President Pierce
N his true light. Was ever more sickening
spectacle presented 81 the trucking TO the slave
power, by any northern doushface? After read
ING that testimony, read the following endorse
ment Of Air. Pierce, by he Cincinnati Conven-
toI-iEe men who nominated Mr. Buchanan
lsed That the administrator. Of l-I2 4 NH-
- Z has been true TO 'noeratic prj,ci
pes ana htrrr1r true u tie great yi,.cityes or
t''c co'.rg: ga Ia Iaca 81 tie lioe1st Opposition he
ms maintained the isrs at boaa-. and therefore
iec proclaim - Our UNQEaLlFYED ! p
PROBATION or HIS NE4SEEES IND
POLLOK
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

III He GoEs FoR BroHANAS.-The following
IS from an address recently published by Hon
:" NJ BUrwell of Virginia, late editor of the
Washington Organ The leading Know Nothing
N the Union, stating his reasons for supporting
Buchanan:
with my opinions, neutrality would be- at
TINS important crisis, little better than treason
shall, therefore, vote Tor the Democratic can
didates AT the ensuing presidential election. be-
cause II Is the only party committed to assert
me rights OF the South, and BECAUSE THE
OPiN IONS AVOWED By THAT PARTY
ron TIE SUBJ ECT OF SLAVERY REP.
RESENT Ny OWN"
ihis may be good reasons south of Mason d
Dixon hpe Is that the ground on which men
n the North will support Buchanan and BrecL.
inridge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

bRIDGE BLowS OvER.-The toll bridge.
oEer Fox River, al Ottawa, was blown oil.
during thunder storm, or Saturday after
aoo.. last. l. Is sand to have been frail
structure, and perhaps the wind has pre-
vented 4 worse disaster.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
ASSESSORS TAKE NOTICE

The present Law OF Wisconsin requires Town Assessors
20 make their returns the Clerk of the Board f s
PerSiSors by tie LIST of August aud the Clerk to make
his return By the 10th of the month As vet but few
of the Town Assessors have made their returns suct
as have not viii please once that the returns
OF the Clelk may be made in due season
ARTHUR BRITAIN.
CIR. I'D. SIP io,q Co.
August Ist, 1856. Iv
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STRAINED OR STOLE.

'kOh the subsc.iaer living n the toTa q -
L about ne o. + june last, one -4-s!i U f.
with a hight cololsd msHe the tail li''ia -
very heavy star in h. forehead, enc lip
higher than the Other hoth hind feet a-e ~
tender looted and ~ 5~Ls with bis head Terf j.
Also, three year old MAIZE. a. light G.,-
about fifteen hands l,iZh size lass harns l4-''
Shoulder Whoever Wi-l RETURN said horse e
formation where they can be found shall e :
varied JOSEp8 JA-
Ridgeway, Jolly ). 1856 g Srs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Pa The Washington correspondent Of
ne New York Herald, says:
"A letter was read to me to-day, from
Judge Mclean, IN which he says that The
united German residents" OF the western
section OF Pennsylvania, will vote almost
unanimously tor Fremont, He predicts
tie State tor Fremont by over thirty thou
s-L.3"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

baooks. ina card 10 his constituents aD-
pealS 10 them TO re-elect him unanimously
~ the sole ground OF their approval OF
.-is aaurderou> assault upon Senator Sum
ner. ihat makes the Brooks District a
party 10 the outrage.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
MAR REED.

Ii this village on the 9Th irst ny Rev John Sha4p
Ar. william BolTohLEY, Jr., Of Centre, Lafayette
County, to Miss MARY HOLROYDE, of this village.
In this village, thi morning by Rev. John SHARP 1Ir
SAMUEL WHITE To Miss MARY ANN CoaDE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Tornado a. Cic;nnat;.

CINCINNATI. Jolly -
y tornado prsscd over this city ves,er,iav nc
coniPaEled By a heavy rain. uprsuting trees ard
demolishing fences 4 luld,rg Wa blown
down on 81 street, killing Gle pcascn and
wounding five or six other~
Gen. Tom Thumbs box Of Jewels and pres
ents have beer Stolen alI.ed ~ SOC OGn
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A TERRIBLE TORNADO.

NVE IUFNCF. ITTY 80
4 letter from Green Island. Straits Of Be!Iisie,
mentions terrible storm on July 18th, driving
twentv-four vessels ashore 81 that place Three
vessels Were also lost OF Dog Island all on board
persisted; only Que vessel rode out the gale
/ lfiy men are living IL tents On Green Island
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
NotiCe.

IHE bus.ress heretofore csnied on BIZ Washsu-. (
"oodmar' aud the Wisconsin Bank and latie.Iy by c
u "ashourn' VIII he continued from date
the name of c. e. WAsH8URS & Co.
Mineral Point, June l. 1856 ezty
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
-

issS LEoNoRI'S New York Bank Mole
reporter has attained a circulation Of a.
oeo, IS well printed, and appears 10 be
ao.F and hoaogably conducted. Published
~ l. j. Lemon. l0 Wall ST. al -. 90 4
var.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
&. IL MERRILL.

Respectfully acquaints the citizens of Mineral Point
hs provided sufficient number OF pupils be OBJ
tansd he proposes TO give instruction the Plan
and SERAPAiNE. Also instruction n Vocal Music.
For farther Information, enquire he United states
Eo.a. APP