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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-08
ELKTON LEATHER STORE,

OPPOSITE THE HOWARD House,
flames llASSON offers an assortment of
- Leather at the lowest prices for CASH
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tanrico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Cppers; Harness and Skirting: Bride. fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Findings; X fps and Findings.
G5~Th highest prices paid IN cash for
green Hides nd Skins. dee. 10 tm5.
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FAMILY GgSes ElgsaES,
OPFW7ITE THE COURT HOr ST,
EIS JUSF OPENED

7AFA. Rio, La Gunyra Maracaibo. jamaica and
y )lt white CnF.os; large ,nd;cho Dice selection
o. Teas; crushed. refined and brown Sugars: Clo.o-
lac md Cocoa; Farina Gem and Rice fiours. Ten:
s-st .ad sugar B;aruit; Water and luttsr Crack
O. -s%hca and picl:lsd Butter; Coffee Essenc,
90 @:rnt Jog"2% Dried Cu'rants: Sugar na'sn.:
f:Aoretd C'.ron pice of al kinds; Pc. ri starch:
,-''' al uliiSan brown Soap Sperm and Ada
s-.:'ts G ui'e.; Burning Fluid. &C. Fresh
e %',' recui'si every Tsssday and Friday; Trash
~ ~ttea posf &c at
VIZ. T1NB-2T's Family Grocery
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REMOVAL.

{ f%& 'nI.:c:i.er hess leave TO inform his
= ''t"sin sn Doe pubic generally. that lie
1a4 -1Vged - ;2a store House formerly oc-
~. lea b, Jalne4 )cnny, Esq, where he will
Ms pleased to see lss old customers and all
fs:&s WHO wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL Ii. MILLER.
I1so. 18th, 1854.
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OF rlIi.
National Safety Comp .EsS,
H'alnM Street, s. II. Corner Of Third ST.,
Z IL | J. \ ID L l. p III \.

Z ii J. \ ID L !. p III \.
INCORPORATED ~ THE STATE or PENN A.
= TpNEN is received in any sum. large or small.
Iva and interest paid from the day of deposit.
The Office Is open to receive all pay money
every day. from o'clock in the morning ill !
o clock in the evening and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till oc,ock. IN EREST FL y l.
FER CENT. All sums large or sinai. are paid
back in gold demand without notice. TO any
amount nhice WALNUT ST ;. W. Cor.
OF ihirl st.. Philadelphia.
President. Hon. HENRY L, BENNER,
Vice President ROBERT SELFEIDGE
Secretary, WILLIAM j. REED.
DIRECTORS.
Henry l. Bonner. G Landreth MGnus,
Edward u. Carter. Il. Carroll Brewster.
Samuel X. Ashton: Henry l.. Churchman,
Robert Selfridgc, Joseph b. Barry,
James b. Sm h. Francis lee
The invcStm amounting n per statement OF
J?nuary LIST, 1886. to $976.2iS9l nine hundred
and seven y-six thousand two hundred and cigh-
teen lars and nincty-one cents, in accordance
with The Act of Incorporation are made III Mort
gage. Ground rents and such frs: class securities
IS must always insure psfect security to the de
positors and place beyond all risk the pcrnancncy
and stability of this old and wei established In
situation. Feb. l6. lSj6-tf.
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T.. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

'sNtllS ESSENCE is preparation of Unusual OK
Il cclleEce In ordinary diarihra, incpient
cholera in short, in all Of prosrntion of the
digestive functions. it is of inestmab,o value
buring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly
cfic ciora; no family, Individual or traveller should
he without it,
CAcrIoN.-Be sure to get the genuine essence,
which is prepared only by +. BROWN. at his
lnvG AND CHEMICAL STORE, N. i. CORNER OF
FIFTH ANh CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA,
and for sale by all the respectable Apo'henurcs in
the United States; and in ELKTON by DR. JOS.
WALLACE; in Port Deposit by JAS WILSON
Jan 20. '5b-Gm.
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PORT DEPOSIT E,oUaDRY.

~ TIE undersigned having
-.,%-= taken the old Foundry stand
ssat:a. AZ this place, would respect
A'.s> fully solicit portion OF lub-
lie patronage. We are prepared to dou, tie
slortcat notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all kinks Of
W'chiasry, Steam o"I Hcfcr Pjpe, Stores, and
Pio~ CGtiags Of rario"s n&$ortments.
The Foundry having undergone general re-
pairs, together with other advantages. We
hittcr ourselves 20 he able to do all work in
our line, to the entire satisfaction Of All vi .
may favor us with their orders.
y. ARMSTRONG & BROS.
Port Deposit. Jan 2Gy
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EIhtOn Brick Yard.

THE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
| Yard in Elkton, to supply the public Wit
all kinds Of
COlIHON And PRESSED BRICKS
at prices much lower than they can lie lorght
for in the cities. Enquire at his brick yard
at the west end Of the town.
MARI ly SAMUEL KING.
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MORE NEWS.

FJNlIE largest and most fashionable ard The best
l. assor. mcnt of men $. womcn's. and children
d Boots and shoes. in Cecil county is
ssygsa to be found at the subScrber's BCCT
#gsssafsss~ SHOE STORE. opposite the
Court House, Elkton. Md
The subscriber would rcsrectf ny info m lis
friends and the public generally. that he has rrr-
chased of his brother. (Enoch Crouch.J his entire
stock Of Ladies Misses and Chidr,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing Iad;cs Slice
of every description. lie is now repaired to
commodatc all who may favor Il m with cal
with Men Womcn's and Child. Zoos alp
shoes OF The best sort very low plic.s.
TIlOS c. CROUCH.
n. B. Country produce taken in eAchnnge for
Hoo's ana shoes. June !. '54--tf.
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Railways Ready Relief

: to be used in all cases where there is pain
l. The moment it is applied externally, or taken
intern lI!y. it will a!lay the most torurng aches.
pains, cramps spasms, barns scalds. &c., quicker
than Morphine. ChlorolonN. Neratme. or any
other anodyne or remedy that has ever been used
by medical men.
1t is safer than these dangerous remedies The
public will bear in mind that Choroform. Nor
Prime. Opium, &c, only stiic the pain by Supply
ing the senses. that the pcyccptive faculties
lsuse the power OF feeling. and that after the in
iluence Of these narcotics have passed from the
systematic pain again breaks forth its terrible
pangS. with renewed violence.
Eadway's Ready Relief stops The pain and lc-
moves the OF the disease that occasions it; it
nfuscs new life into the weak and diseased parts.
1t braces up the nerves, and establishes in the
system Il reaction of health and strength instead
Of pain weakness and disease.
AS n counter irritant. Railways Ready Relief
applied TO the surface Of the body, whore there is
inflammation or congestion it will instantly seat
ter the congcscd blood. cquazcs the circulation,
and in few minutes the most circulating pains
are removed. This may be seen in eases of Lum-
bago. Gout. and rheumatism in their most terrible
forms. whore an apple alton of Railways Ready
Relief will restore the patient to ease and ccmtor,
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+. IL. SMITH,
Port ifeaaaie, Pocket Beck,
Dressing Case M&E.f:s ctiarer,

". IT JOT. q FdNIW = JhCS7NW S7S.,
PHILADELPHIA
4 IWAYS ON HAND. n large AMI varied assert
"A ment OF Port Monnacs rockGt Books. Bank
era Gases. Note Holders Port Folios Portable
Desks. Dressing Cases. Work Boxes. Cahas. Trav
cling Bags. backgammon Boards. Chess Men.
Pocket Memorandum Books. Cigar C:s =. &c.
Also. II general assortm mt of FRENCH, EN-
GLISh AMI q HERMAN FANCY GOUD.
Fine Pocket Cutlery. Rnzors. Razor Strops anl
Go'.l Pens Wholesale, Second and ''hild Floors
Mar 81 w. +. II. SMITH.
n. B.-on the receipt OF 81. n Superior God Pen
will be son' TO any part of tho United States. by
nail ;-drScribing pen. thus. medium hard or soft
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EIATS, BOOTS, SHOES and GAPS,
- to snit al tastes and Ill purecs We have
the very finest articles Of back yiik HATS as well
a Enc f,'t and cheap wool We have stout heavy
BrsEtns fps Calfskn Boots, and heavy double
soid hoGta. MAY BRO.
Oct 20
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Wilmington.

New Sleek Of Winter Clothing.
VIM. q. LOWE,
No. 81 .NW&et Street, H1lmingtoa Del.
DESpNCTFTLiN informs his fric IDS and the
! public, chat he has Laid in la SO and we'll
selected assortment of
sea%onaase clothing,
Gcntlcmcns Linen Collars. Stocks. Glcycs. &c,
whi:h he is prepared 10 SILL ut The very lowest
prices. Being among the Oldest established faii-
orS in Whining on, he Gattcrs him sclf tn his
10 g experience in the business will be sufficient
guarantee to his patrons that ali customer and
other work Ell rustcl to HIM will be done in a style
of sap ,rior ncatncss and fashion.
'REMEMDER 81 MARKET STREET. 81
j &C s, lS55-am
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ShVITC FUND

Mooney is received on deposit daily. The
w amount deposited is entered in Deposit
Book and given to fhe Dcpos or, or, ifprcferred.
certificate will be given
All sums large and small. are received: and the
amount paid back Oh demand. without notice.
Interest is p"id ut the rate of FIVE FER CENT.
commencing the day Of deposit. and ccasins four
teen days previous TO he withdrawal Of the money.
On the FIRST day ofJnnuary in each year. tic
interest of each deposit is paid 20 the dcpo.itor or
added to the principal. us he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of 3 800 de-
posters in the Ci:y of Philadelphia alone
my additional information will be given by ud-
dressing he TREASURER.
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NEW STYLES! FALL CLOTHING

7 the Nrv Go"lI store Of +. BROWN JR
II E,l'on. Md. n fnI assortment Of Ecadv-mads
sabAant II Ciohjns to which tho attention Of
euy""s Is invited. SEPT, %, 80
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HIKEJTUKS.
STErHEN r. CRAWFORD, Pres't
LAWRENCE JOHNSON. Vice Pres't,
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON.
BENJAMIN W. TIvGLEY,
JACOB j.. FLoRAvcE.
NLLitM N. GoDwIN,
PAIL y. GODDARD,
GEuEGE VI llESRY,
JAnE' DEEERrrX.
GisravrS ENGLISH
Secretary and Treasurer. PilXr FISK
Teller and Interpreter, j. &. OETLscHLAGER
Sep s, lS5J--ly.
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waite HE'S, JGWELRY AND
SII.Y s.as WARE,

~ ZIBA FERRIS & son. Conyrnor Forpru
ND. AM NJ nNCr STREETS. WiIMryGToy, have
tss1is-as on hand he largest assortment of fin,
WATCHES. JEWELEl and SILNERWARE. +,
be found in the state. and respectfully solicit III,
attention of the citizens of ELKTON and lis yiciui
ty to our stock, consisting. in part of the 10 OWN
articles
ENGLISH WATCHES. in Col or Silver Cases
Richard Wis Chronomcter Watches. Sole
Agency.
ChaS. Stevcnsons do. do do.
VIM. coopcrs duplex and Lever Watches.
VI. j. Tohins & co. LiverpoOl MntcLns
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. The attention
VI of fam lies and hers is called TO orr stock
Of thos" leading articles OF trade. they were bought
ENrLrSSivELN FOR CASH. and will he sold ut Will
mIngton and Philadelphia retail pr'ces.
Oct. 20. MAY 4 BRO.
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Medicinal.
B, =. MAY

B. J.. May
OPPW7ITE THE COURT HOUSE,
HIS JUST OPENED
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF
FAN \ yY;atcr 1sao'ij.
~ u attention {" The !sloe is particularly cal
s Isl + n" qiI ,loIuc II ,nl bc"w,-
Fial b. - * az ii vlr,o IS rnlar': French M"r-
n''s'n To-; French al wo, plail' tor drc.s; Th'-
~! 9oths in vhr'eus Color: Plain and p' id Cash,
n T"snil wool: M,usn lo'aincs Mous'in dclanes Of
10y sat's: caasion Cloths AMI Ap1cas Bees: Il Y
Sr'c TX l'n,e's: Blk Cold silk o'b,S; hrnlas
Frin's b ~ 'ms'n crcu variety: Shrar'.ing
htna.is; Wh'ie Rel & q Low Aanne!S If bes gfnd"s
N lli IN vsvers ~ wide; Bieachel Ma 9ir from
~ 10 Ill " lie t'nblearh"d do; Canton n lnn"ls
C"ld Bicichc J; Gal'd Camhrrs in ylric'y; Pa
PR Nus irs in MAY H"ers; Towel diapar' 4
Crash; Superior ,le ms B!cncl"l < cold dr.lirgs
SHAWI.S SIIAW1S
>:e's. Cp,hmsrs. Thi.c. wool, Ec.t Bay state
losy 'Fsare in Blk 4 Cs'crs
BOYS WEAR
az the rs..tcss STYLES rsEmoro Twesk leans
6aresl,.ts rasby Yeirrs i Caps Of best ruraish
GLOVE ! HOSIERY in great variety.
TRIMMINGS.
AT rhslssss ar rets' ga.h rs Pouyet Rislohs VI
Ae5 styles quality sstine IN various cslar. silks
rsiy eHlors Ncl,sts IN 30. FIoYsrses Innings Caps
-. CnJsr Sesv.s French worked eol,r's laeos
Iasinza. Inserting Dntto,sin greet variety.
CATERS ( SHOES.
Ladies co.. Z Tx Walters ( fsc. aca.s & Shoes
A't.ss fkilr9's rpots Shoes Of hrs m-kt
Thankful Tor mat p ,troonss Hro publ. are req
pc rally Is'itsl to cIH and examine the present
Hns stock b. F.MAT
klktsn Oct lc Isjs.-tf
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Diseases and complaints caused by Exposure and
Atmosphcrical changes over which Railway $
Ready Relief and Railways Regulators possess
the most remarkable curative powers. and which
will readily yield to The Ii. X treatment.
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NlCGregor,
'EEN ROOFING.


VUST received from New York, lot Of
CJohn Moore's Patent Plows, which is =
superior Pillow, and very cheap. price No.
l9a, Sc ~; No. 20. $G.15; No. 81, 81 90, and
also Castings separate from the plows. for
sale by ALDRIDGE L. GRANT.
Sop. s.
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MAR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
LIZ discovered in one of eur common pasture
weeds remedy that cures
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

rh. Legislature of Wisconsin having organ
=, Gov R,nsrow sent In his message on Fri
Lost which was received in this place on
s.+,r,av in the Madison argus, but for some
,,son (probably known to the editors of that
n.nerA no paper of that day was sent to the
r.;5,,ns Through the pohteness of our neigh
80 Of the Democrat however, we have been
limited TO unite with them III putting it in
.,.rs ard now lay it before our readers stimuli
,,neonsly with that paper.
The message contains no very striking fea-
.,res Mr. BARsrow pursues the course of Frank.
piarce in devoting quite a large portion of his
message to political understanding very
r:..bt,y. of course, his friends the Know No.
.,;,cs. but coming down in lis wrath upon the
p.-gbljcaus The message is very well writ
.,eaks favoFably Of the financial condition
= he State; attributes every thing that has
.,e wrong to the Shanghai Legislature of last
,rirrer. and urges the present session to pass a
law permitting the Lunatic Asylum swindle TO
b. consummated
We commend the message TO the perusal of
AIR readers Every man should pernse it, and
f-,n his own opinion OF lis merits.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
TIE PRINTERS BALL

on Thursday evening. tee 18th, the one hun
5,sd and fitch anniversary bfrth day of Ben.
franklin. the practical Printer, eminent States
man and profound Philosopher, viii be celebra-
\ BIZ the Printers of Mineral Point, and such
o.bers as may be pleased 10 unite with them, by
ball and supper AT the United States Hotel, in
his village The anniversary of the birth OF
franklin is hailed with pride by all connected
with the Printing business-the Carrier boy
re CoJnpositor-the FRESHMAN, and the Editor
each Of ahch stations he filled with honor to
himself and credit TO the craft
In distributing the Tickets of Invitation, it
lis been the intention of the Committee to omit
a,nc who are fond Of such festivities, vet some
max base been unlntentionally overlooked
Should there be such, it is hoped they viii not
think themselves Intentionally neglected. but
that they viii meet with the Printer Bows -
N that occasion, and enjoy with them happy
festival.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
4 u tstN n III N T Ntt-t -ttJtal
q School Bows Thoughts.

"Oh do wish twas time for recess! Tn so
tired sitting in this uncomfortable seat. III jus;
T.t away nav writing, for l can't write decently
On this high desk that shakes like rattle-box,
and makes As much noise, every time one moves
any thing about it. And my ink too, must al
ways freeze at night unless l carry it home =
and wonder how many pens and other little
things, I've had stolen since the key Of that
'oor got broken. l see there is use trying 10
learn 20 write here.
I'm 50 crowded too, wonder who could keep
! from whispering when we sit so close together
JHat NE can almost hear each other think.
Fudge ! can't study. My head aches dread
. t4..r this ruom IS 50 hot This morning it was
sot-mp and chilly here that l thought l should
. freeze. 50 it goes! Freeze our feet over those
--sa. cracks in the floor, and roast our heads by
taa hateful old stoye-drum.
hat I suppose I must try, or at least pretend
e study. or Miss - viii have another lecture
e7 ne, after school She SAYS that ! always
/ --lP"H TO have headache when long lesson Is
'a be learned. / wish ! could have her privi
ase q walking about the room when tired sit
..l5 sui. But then / guess l should not like
o walk about all the time, trying to keep or
DR., Is She docs Wouldn't fog some of them
4 i was teacher? There's Kate and Lucy, over
+ The corner, l wish the teacher could see what
~ ere doing. But really, didn't do much
-'er Yesterday afternoon. | shouldn't wonder
d 'as had the headache and hear.ache too, as
'4N.aer saws. 1t too bad for me TO be so
-'iSr all the afternoon, and then when she told
n aov wrong it was for boy of nay age TO
:, such bad example in school, to only laugh
Aai say j didn't care. l know that she cared
Il did nor, for the tears were in her ewes in
'H'.1 d her gentle words. OF course l ought to
behave better but l hate TO stay in this dismal
place al day long, when every thing outside
looks 50 cheerful ald inviting
ard when ! get so tired, l can scarcely help
paying some mischieyous trick, just to wake a
'e.'o" uI-.hoggh I know it's wrong Yet
N-ea once begin, I cant sober down all at
s.'e. l only wish I didn't have To come to
s'a.oi al all Father needn't talk to me about
ing hard and trying TO prepare myself to
s noble and useful man. Ii all sounds verv
.5-' % talk about at home In our nice sitting
I'm but Id like 10 know how long the old
'--As woQld be willing to attend meeting in q
nom ike this, even once a week. l suppose
LEY think that any kind of room will answer
= AeeP Us in. OF course we boys and girls
@'- know the differ &c between a light. neat
'sI'r'aole room, and one that is dark, dirty
~ uncomfortable. How l wish / could have
>'1ool house built after my plan. / would
-.'e Il 50 that \, would not hate the very sigh
= and ieel as if we were going TO prison
N-eh We are sent to school.
1r me, there's my Geography class, and
aot locked at the lesson yet l declare
. been dreaming.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
miscellaneous.
SHERIEE,S SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CoUSrY OF low.
Jonn Wood, America Moore and Joel CLAYTON Admin
istrators of Daniel Moore, Fl. Fa.
virtue of execution issued from the Office of the
- Clerk OF the Circuit Court in for County of
1feen tested on the 18th day of September o. 1855
ana 10 me directed and delivered against the goods and
chat'e andand tenem eats of the above defend
have levied and seized the following described
Heal Estate, viz Tie Northwest quarter of the North
east quarter OF Section No eight Isl in Township four
tD North, OF Range No. ~ East of the PRINCIPAL
eildan, IN the County of Iowa. State of Wisconsin and
si oier and sell the the highest best lid
er, AT public vendoe at the front door Court
rouse IA the town OF Mineral Point said County, on
saturday, the 23rd day Of February D. 1856 between
tle hours OF nine o'clock and the sitting sun
r NJ OF saIi day, 70 satisfy said writ and
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff, Iowa Co. Wis
sheriff S onlee Mineral Point JAN I, 1885,
PARIEY EATON, Atty for PItf 6w3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
Information for the Worlt

'E'FE MONTHLY RAINBOW. or CHAPMAN PRE-c Aleu-
L LATfONS FoR ELEMENTARY CHANGES. based upon the
discovery of the physical laws and harmony Of electrical
action pervacng the solar system, involved in the diff
ierent elects OF light modified Tor polarizeal 10y differing
angles Of rejection large scale This important dis
covery the laws which regulate changes
of The elements constitutes subject agpitude
importance perhaps unsurpassed by any other the pa
EcS Of blscoric record. The SuIpfisingaccuracy with
which Dr. Chapman is enabled TO pre-calcuiate ali elene
tary changes preiSposine TO storms, earthquakes
&c, and also atmospheric changes within the hour
for each day mouths in the future, and the physical
fects the health feelings and humors o mankind,
be admitted by AZ unpreudice minds be OF incalcula
Die advantage To the whole human
In presentnC the RAINBOW TO the public. do not claim
il 10 be intallible weather guide But this much do
claim that il viii be found the letter,
times OF every ten All ask j. candid examine
tion. Terms Of the RAINBOW, 81 year, in adTsuee 90
cents Tor six months.
CHAPMAN'S PRINCTPA, or Natures First Principles.
cloth binding limo, 200 pages. Volume first cotans a
ful explanation OF the discovery 10 which Dr. Chapman
has devoted the last nine Of close observation Pub
Hshed every six months March ami SePteInber) price 81
per volume for which it viii be post paid, any
part Of the country. First volume ready.
Address CAMPBELL X CO,
No. Il South FoUrth-st-, above Walnut Phila
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
Common Schools.

Arrangements have been made with the men,
he-s IF the Teachers Institute, in this village
for furnishing. for the Tribune one column OF
natter weekly upon the subject Of Education
Il IS hoped that this arrangement viii tend &c
increase the interest that may heretofore have
manifested itself among citizens upon this
important subject, and that Mineral Point, may
ere long have such public schools rs win be
erejita5Ie to the place, and beneficial to the
voUuE-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital G,000.
Cash Paid an, 500 coo.

Especial attention given Insurance of FARM PROPER.
TY, DWELLINGS AND cJr-f3U.I.DISGS.
NSCIS such buildings contents on favorable tc ms
for or years. lnsurcs Stores. Warehouses, Build
lngs contents, and Personal Property generally.
losses equitaby adjusted and promptly PAN IL CAsu
This Company IS Joint Stock Association organized
under special Charter. granted by the Legislature
Wisconsin, With authorized Capital $500 oO0 one
hundred thousand dollars Of which i paid in ana Sc
CURLY invested in bends and cages. The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the hi
rectOrs take pleasure in recommending II public
ayor worthy Of confidence and support with the
that all Losses shall be protnnty anu honorablv
adjusted As this is purely Stock Company, mutual
business viii be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers: ~. NJ. DONALDSON. President: + W.
EDDY, Vice President VI. T. GIHsox Secretary A.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily j. II. CLARY, Agent Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
Wisconsin Legislature.

The Senate was fully organized on the 18th,
BlGoy PAINE Esq, of Milwaukee, was chosen
chief Clerk, and JOSEPH BAKEE Esq, Of James
vile, Sergeant-at-A Arms
Ii the Assembly, Nm. Hull Esq, Of Potosi,
was chosen Speaker, JAMES ARMSTRONG of James
vile, Chief Clerk aud Z MosELEY of Milwau-
ksc, Sergeant at-Arms. No bushes of impor-
lance has vet been transacted
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
II z M eOAh.

M would inform customers and the public gen.
~ orally, that we have removed stock Goods TO
The Brick store Nearly Opposite
our Old stand High Street. where are prepared Ia
want upon All who may desire to purchase any article of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CRoCKERY, &c.
We have plenty OF for a large number of ems
toners, and invite all to call and examine our stock
ANSLEY & TRAAEL.
January ., I5ooI iw3