Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26
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Prospectus of the Chicago Tribune.
Ninth YoIume--1SI6
GREAT INDUCEMENTs ro aims,

GfsEAI INDUCE To
The City of Chicago has become the ,onme;aI rr,o.
rum of the NorIb West 49, - - hillo-
States and Territories embracing the great gr.nar Of X
asIicac WIN present population of nearly leo go
so Nen eouoies once III four years, Chicago is
an centre Tor oet The systems OF
Railroads ana Telegraph lines rminating srabe lis
wonderful dispatch The former or excuse for
seihs 70 New ork for papers, the news
40 longer exists Sheets OF just ample dimensions Ia
Nm = sefal Gays later intelligence be
In ~ me -svM ork OF the West Among these
me lzned would respectfully 10 the
"oiie the eIile AGO TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE AS \ NEWSPAPER
As a Nevspaper tins TnfI.r->E X ,nrir,Iro3 ,,.,
ing the earl 81 news aud ke4rin., tS ,.. ~
il current events IL has engaged The servic - -
Ioudens Al ali of the pgine1ai nexs - ti4
corps Of local correspondence Who ,in ~ osas
Informed OF the progress events nearer nome -
Special pains viii se taken with the literary ,t,.
ec5ot ana HnI, 1911 $3.50 an f a'trae'ive- las An
writer's viii appear f u '"e 0ea'
iii ii'D. = I 40 a oohAERciAL PAPER
Nc expense or abor Is spared 70 make The Market
bers may depend upon indas fall ami ere
OF al the leading articles offered in the Chic3 Market
sales such a. Trains Meats iy ST.
Vegetables, Lumber, Fuel, Groceries HaTdpare land
But no other recommend need h., named than ti et
Ia BzEES HUSpREp toties of The ns,IY ana 70,
WEEKLY Editions are mailed To- e
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The seI-ces OF able and practical agricultural writer
have been retined He viii devote his lime aud talent
70 hT Of the oaek bone class of the connun
y lne suiects 81 fariinz Hardening and Housekeep
ing VIII ii"ia prominent place IN future the
OF HE IKibCNE communications from practical Farm
is arc iesp'Niuil! :" io'St-
Be,isving that the .nr.I ar af ii',l''
age Is the saving principle of tbe R.,fiIr rr -,
has enlisted into Tho rank, OF The Nt1ia,.,i RtI;
not for the campa ~ but during In, var rsIs -
Constitution chart and the Immortal
independence its text book it contends FIR re ,5
pies declared bv the uDaaiuIauS vote 81 - -
Repubiic in the Congress Of 7S7 That t :? ; .e
untary servtude is inconsistent with tho fnaaana,sl
principles civil religious liberty ana i tTarra
bound to insist that Slavery be excluded from National
re anu r- a, t "a, q 'lie National Gov
r.. tr...- :. ~ = - o. AeeueIl-
@ go h.i4 e, I';sFess ah! reform On the Cur
- 4; - y |. VIM continue 10 wage
Wal oI against an ahsonhd currency and
~ ~ lpl 'leir ctJect Tue evasion 81 our
laws TIE avoiding OF taxation, the defFaaing
people. The TRIBUNE viii treat ali frankly and fear
lessly.
M ~ E "lll u'te Is 0iihionS boldly and indepen-
-ayGitiiu, ers5naliti e. and srTTrians f,i ,I
its oppDusnfs lS ''"a4u7
- = of LIE toNilN0 AHAK-
The great year 1895 Is upon Every thing connected
with present aspect ot Affairs points likely
be one OF the most remarkable Of The present
IN 'hs year VIII happen me great Presidential
shall rule this Union ana in that xer Kss Iii s.
admitted or rejected as Free state In thar yaar The
fate of ItaIv Hungary and Poland NAV h.. TcriI "a
in wear tyranny and or,,rasS;,, 80 -
world may either receive Heir destf Io,4 -
IT,,,,s, - tl4e pro-
Il i evident thai Tho var lat-xa ~ L ~
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