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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-08
The Farmers Guide
70 Scientific and Practical Agricultur,

10 SCI6UCIlC ana FTaCGlcaI AQTlCuItUre
BY HENRY STEPHENS +. X. :. of Edinburgh and the
late j. r NORTON, professor OF Scientific Agriculture
IN ale College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave
1000 pages and numerous Wood and Steel Eurrayinps
Tins is, eontessedly, the most complete Agl-
cutre ever published and in order TO give il wider
cuton the publishers have resolved reduce the pii
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUuES!
When sent by mail Cpospaid) California and Ore
gon the price will be 81. To every part of the
mon ami to Canada (post pad,) SO. p THIS as not
the old :" Book Of the Farm
Remitances for any of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid, to Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT K co.
4wlO No. 81 Cold Street. New York.
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Scientific Information for the World
CH4PMdSS GREAT DISCOYERY.

VIE MONTHLY RAINBOW, or CHAPMAN PRE-CALCT--
Il LATIoNS FOR ELEMENTARY CHANGES. based urop he
discovery of the ply steal laws harmony
action peryading the solar SYSTEM involved diff
ierent ELECTS OF light modified Cor poarized differing
angles of reflection large scale This important
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importance perhaps unsurpassed by any other pa
ges OF hiscorc record The surprising accuracy with
which Dr. Chapman is enabled all eernen-
tary changes predisposing storms earthquakes
auroras Sc and also atmospheric changes within the hour
Tor each day mouths in the future and the physical
iects on the health feelings and hunors mankind
be admitted by all unpre JUDGED minds incalca
bic advantage to the whole human race.
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od'H that II viii be found to be the letter
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ton Terms OF the RAINBOW, 81 year. in advance SO
cents for six months.
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cloth binding l2mo, 200 pages. Volume first cotans a
futl explanation of the discovery which Dr. Chapman
mas devoted the last nine of close Pub
Ished every SIX months tarcb and September) price 81
per volume for which it will be sent postpaid TO anv
part of the country First volume ready
Address CAMPBELL 4 CO..
No. IA South Fourth-st. above Walnut Phjla
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FEroJNG CAITLr-Castle standing, in cold
muddy yards, consume twice Is much a. those
n sheltered stables. kept clean and Uttered and
free from the accuElulas5an of manure.
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AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE

High Street Mineral Point
I'VE undersigned have opened the above Store for tho
L purpose of doing a GENERAL AUCTION i conc
MISSION BUSINESS
We design also to act as LAND AGENTS and offer opr
services for the Purchase Sale of REAL Fsr.rr 49,
ment OF Taxes Collection OF Mineral dues Location
Sale of Land Warrants &c. &c 49,
We have hand a large assortment of CoorS
consisting OF almost every variety kind such as
Dry Goods Groceries, Horses Wa.r,ns
Hard~are Furniture. Harnesses &c &c
P. S.-Lberal advances on consigned Goods 70 ,hosa
who desire II. ' " 'H'Se
$500 IVES & FAIRCHILD
ANe7-ipSi i'' 1900. 25tf
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i,ioHN1sS or AlLk.-An experienced farmer
says " l find bg ehuraius tie milk separate
'ha' enc OF my best cows viii make sas 1nacI,
butter a three Of my poorest cows. giving the
same quantity of milk"
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

lGO STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
approved patterns} just received and offered
Tor sale by WM. LANYON & son, Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May F7ouer, Wdter Hitch,
Black Diamond Iron Monarch,
Prairie Queen, Uesfera Queen
Ncu FOyld C'RltirdtOT. URicerse,
Keystone, Ailass, BaHguP, Lion, &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF ali and patterns in Also, the follow
ing, among other
PARLoR STOVES.
syiraa with without ovens Floral open clos fronts
I Boston, 81 s. Cottage Stores, &c, &c.
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and the Parlor He has also
a large Stock OF beautiful
Bri;ania- W are,
/ including
Tea Pots Coffee Pots, Sugar UrRs, CreGners,
Molassss Pitchers, Casters, Pitchers,
1iags, CRps, CdHdesflcks,
Spitto0Rs, Lamps, &c, SC, &c
Selected with care and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and Sheet IRON Ware.
of all kinds constantly hand manufactured to
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE.
where work in either of their respective lines will be done
in the best possible manner
bob Work attended in any of the above Shops on
Z short notice.
Persons desiring any thing in his line, invited
I to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM L.ANYON & SON.
Mineral Point, October 1888. Iy
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Our Exchange list is already very large A further
tension is NOT desired unless publishers Wiling 70
gave the above advertisement several insertions IN then
respective papers.
Agricultural POOLS can be furnished every useful
SatUvct from both English and American publishers, by
enclosing 10 address the price Of the book required
Specimen copies Viii lc forwarded the receipt of Il
cents ia postage stamps
c. REAGLTS. PUBLISHER,
ems POS Br0aGmay, Nem York,
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NEW CUAC ES.
ID a Z il Is Z M d.
OF STAGES FROM sIUSCODA To WARREN

sa-[SSsSN Leaves Warren, Ms every morning at
6 y o'clock, arrival of the cars and
arrives nj Mineral Point to dine and at Highland at y
o'clock in the evening
Leaves Highland at Z A. NJ, dine at Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland 1uscoda at y
A. NJ and leave Muscoda for Highland p NJ, daily,
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 10. 1855. 52-f
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F9ESE7O VOTE
*
Orf--S

Dr. D. ~ WELD, SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST.
w oULD respectfully the citizens of Min
w eral ont and vicinity, that he
located and opened Dental Office Mineral Point
for the purpose of practcng in the various
this most important
His work has heretofore taken the First at
number of the County Fairs in the State N York
as II is his purpose to keep pace with Tie mpro
OF the he aatteFs himself that e viii enabled by
strict attention c his professions and close observation
of the improvements of the satisfy all he
NAV be pleased TO favor him with a call
Teeth may be filed If the application be made in time
to exclude the agents OF decomposition, and thus preserved
to the end Of life
Deficiencies caused BY the loss of teeth supplied from
to entire SET short notice the most yora-
bic terms.
Office opposite the American House. High-st
December Is, 1855. OIL
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new WINTER GOODS.

IT Itc'It, .I7.Ill Wv tIA 4 IFtsD EUprIy Of
~ Gen iI.E3iI-N : FURNISHING ARTICLES.
\ large ssoTIInent Of
UNDER C GARMENTS:
Very heavy Wool Shirts and Rr2wor-ueavv Cotton rib.
bed Nerino-sXeJ Shirts and PantS-Extla heavy Nava
>i-k shirts, &c \ variety ct White Shirts plain fancy
and Slirs-W hte shirts and color.
c. b1so5us-Cleek shirts, &c.
tRAVATS
Black and Fancy CeIorrd Vaterf,rtI,T ,ce
>ayaieon-Euhroid-red Adius;ers, &c.
- ftt.i"E ttB GLOW ES-DRAB BUCK GAUNTLETS
GEN Is HEAVY MANTLE SIIAWLS
Also just received variety Of WooLEv articles for Tase
Gents spd Cltisl1ln-Supelior Saxorv wool Goats f Ia
-1-s-Esegart Sax"nE Seaf.sA variety Of Comforters-
'saitsrs- 3Caz-Sgitts. sc.
superior knit Socks--a variety Of Wooden Mtts and
gloves les Men and Boys
Mes'duls PALMER & Co.
High ST, opposite p. o.
N--l-Tlt t9lEt, Nov g. 1850 S-50ff
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- his said, shat Tie prospects are excellent
f,f al abundant peach crop IL the southern rart
OF ths State IF Illinois.
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L VI p II o v E ID

1E subscriber has purchased exclusive right of terri
tory for sale in the West of the above celebrated
Mills and prepared to furnish them all times either
wholesale RETAIL guaranteed in the positive
1t is now than year since the Little Giant
introduced the puoiic during which time it has been
constantly growing in popular favor.
The Improvements recently effected and patented makes
it the perfect machine offered for general
It is furnished complete ready for attaching team
weighs follows No. l, 225 No. 2 $50 No s. AGO.
No j. 800 pounds Twenty minutes sufficient to set
up one without mechanical aid and when adjusted
it with safety be entrusted to boy. Full Directions
accompany each mill.
? r f S
No l. So, and viii grind bu. meal per hour with horse
e5n and Il
= 500 and 20 =
q Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES p. CHADWICK.
No, 63 Locust St, between Second and Third,
491y st. Louis, No.
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ST. gomis aabertistments.
Pages Patent Portable circular saw-mill,
STEAM md HORSE POWER

NIEAM IND HORSE PCWER.
TIME most useful and necessary machinery operaton
is simple in construction and easily kept in order and
IAN be moved wagon readily threshing
chine and put operation small expense. 1t will
from two Thousand feet of lumber day, with
of Six horses, average business, and in
style than other mill 1t equally
Well adapted to
STEAM, WATER OR HORSE POWER.
The undersigned, agents for the patentee, would an
the public that they prepared to furn-
ish Mills with without horse power, of superior quail
iy and workmanship, with the right to the same,
upon the favorable terms, at their mandatory,
202 SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
We have also the right for the manufacture of
Childs' Patent Double Saw mills.
The successful practical operation of these Mills through
the country has been the of establishing their
great Fepu taton-an with the improvements CON
stTucton and increased facilities in manufa turing
offer them to the public with full cofdencc OF their adj
vantages.
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
No. 2o2 SECOND STREET, ST Louis, No.
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fragments TO be made GdCGRrc
rent the State ohere issued nall be par
C L L b BI y G..
discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the pri
will be allowed to CLUBS Ordering four copies
OF any one more of the above works Thus -Four
copies of Backwood, OF Review will be
address for 50 four copies OF the four Uv,iews
Lakewood for $50 ana
20 A G. E
In all the principal Cities and towns these works viii
be delivered Free Of Postage. When by mail the
POSTAGE TO any part of the United States will but
Ipe"fytoRr Gents year for - Bilckwood,' and but
Fourteen Cents year for each of the Reviews
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FOR SALE.

FiE SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section thrty-three town
i eight, range four East. Also several unimrroyed
Lots and parts OF Lots in the village Dodeyie Also
the place formerly known the Tom jenkins place
in DoGgeie, being parts Lots and four in Block
three.
ANY Of the above property win be sold cheap and on
favorable terms. Apply
COBB X AESSAORE, Agents, Mineral Point
or 10 AUG. /. DOW, the owner.
lo-u New York CITY.
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FLNHS Company incorporated in 1870 is one of
the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
panes. The statement made the Stockholders June
It'll, 1852 shows the assets of the Company to he
56l 80 II. HUNTINGTON, President.
C Is. Bowers, Secretary
The agent viii take risks upon good as any
other Company and viii issue policies thereon.
31-u J. Ii. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point
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SJNTD4TES.
1856
NOTICE

NOTICE
4 IL PERSONS are hereby forbidden to mine, dig, or
~ Mineral from, otherwise trespass the
following descIibed premises, viz.
North-kast Or Of ; E or of Sec ], South half of W
or of Sec H. and w qr of or of Sec IL, Town 4,
Range East; also, South half of teS or Sec g. TOWN
1, Range East Cnl1-tf] JOHN HOARE.
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Real Estate Agency

WE are offering for sale upon reasonable terms
w the following described tracts of land and city
lots the Counties of La Fayette, Columbia and Iowa.
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miscellaneous.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;,

,HEcoMBINEp ARMIES vIcToRIoUsll
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'INE great and important eventskeliE Political
L and Ml!iiarY-now seitaiiag the of the OLD
ORD, 10 these Publications interest
they before possessed. They occupy middle ground
between the hastily written items, specula-
lions, and h ing OF the newspaper, poHCerous
Tome of the hist oian, written long living
terest in ne facts he records shall passed away
The progress Of the War in the East Large
in their pages Every movement is closely Critics ed,
whether of friend and ali shortcomings feaTlessly
pointed out. The letters frGm the ca iea from
Baltic in Backwood's Magazine from of its
popular contributors give integibe and reliable
account Of the movements of the great Deerants than
can elsewhere be found.
These Periodicals ably represent The three great po-
cal parties OF Great BitanW Eig Tory, Radical,
but politics forms only feature their character
As Organs of the profound Writers Science Lit
Morality Religion, they stand they
have stood, unrvaed in the world of letters. being
Gispensiole to the scholar and the professional man. while
10 the intelligent reader of every class they furnish
and satisfactory record of the literature
of the day. throughout the world, than be possibly
obtained from any OTHER
4 r l. o 7 L s
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British pub
listers gives additional value these Reprints especially
during the exciting state of European Affairs
asmuch they be placed in the hands su5scr
bers about as the oTi mai editions.
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agricultural sltpartn,tllt.
culTIvATIse IocgsT, &C.

The most profitable aud ayailable varieties CT
trees Tor general uses, which farmers can grow,
undoubtedly are The Tal1oae Loeat, E'ttern't and
Iolccb Tf-a'n,f, l-4d IL the order which they are
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KE0siery---K Hosiery,

just received per steamship FRANCOIS Arago and ship
Patterson, complete assortment Of
English, French and German Hosiery,
order by the celebrated Makers such rs George
Brittle and Co.. Of London Gotileib Hecker Co.. Of Ger
many; and 'Leonnet of Franceun assortment consisting
in part Of
Ladies' White and Brown Gotten Hose, s to 10 inches;
Misses :. j.. 41stoS
Mems lit. Hose, Sc 10 IL :.
Boys HI. Hose, AZ to si2 inches;
Mems aud Boys Colored Half Hose, all sizes
Ladies' Merio, t;ash,nere and Lambs Wool Hose;
Chlrcn's Nerno Hose aud Half Hose, all sizes
Mems Colored and White Merno Half Hose
Mems Cashmere and Raw silk Lined Half Hose
Women and Childens Embroidered and Plain silk Hoe;
Tnie, and Gents I.isle Thread Hose and Half Hose
CARTWRIGHT 4 UARRENS NERRlNO GOODS. ria
MEMS Merino Shirts, 29 10 ~ inchcs--all grades;
Wouens Shirts, high and low neck and long and short
sleeves;
Childrens Merino Shirts;
Coio7ed White Hose and Half Hose for men, and
children;
Also,
Frencl. Cashmere Shirts for Ladies';
Blue Mixed ant! Co.oed French Hose for servants.
All Of which will he sold N very reduced prices.
GIQUEL & JAIMSON,
die 2p;t IS Charities street.
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.--4Iiss Maggie lhtchcNs
Beneft.-Miss Maggie Mitchell has improved very
much since her first appearance at the St Charles.
She has fairly broken the ice which chlls every new as
prant for public favor and stole gently and by degrees
into the heart of the public. And now just as the
play.goers begnto feel that they can't well do with
out her her engagements at amend Forsevera nights
past she has played the different leading characters
such pieces as Satan in Paris The Little Urea
sure,n" Katy O'sheal," etc. in most captivating
manner and regarding ermerit in those characters,
there is now but one opinion. Tonight the young
lady takes her first benefit, and that she will have
crowded house. as she deserves we can safely predict
Although it is announced her farewell benefit, we
hone it is not. The public owe her continued and
better hearing and the manager owes her the oppor
tunity to profit by it. What about it, Mr.. DeBar?
Three pieces are announced" The Pet of the Pet
ticoats, " The Ladys Strstagem,' and The French
spy'-the fair BENEFICIARY appearing in no less thar
nine characters These will display her charming ver
satty to its fullest extent; and is the most attract
i've programme of entertainment the St. Charles has
furnished for some time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

EspALp1EG & ROGERS MUSEUM AND ANrHlTEEA
TERThe f,rorc in regard to the Campbell Ministries
continues undated. The house is crowded every
night. A sparkling bill is offered for to-nght-the
afterpiece being the Black Swan in which Matt
Peel, Newcomb ard Adams came near being the
death of some of the auditors on Thursday night,
when the burlesque was first given.
On Monday night, Mr. Ennis, the gentlemanly
secretary Of the troupewho sings second tenor and
plays the violoncello-takes a benefit. Being mem
Der of the art preventative of all arts" we learn
that the typographical profession intend making the
benefit complimentary affair, and that some anna
teurs will '.lend hand on the occasion.
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EE'ipcs and liquors,

H.. ... ROYAL. STREET., Il
supply Of CREME If, BOUZY ClAMPA'i!iE. T. ctst.sr
aid in constantly hand, which is equal De-. -Nf
Ills market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR TAL1TT
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA ard Sf:RERT
BRA N DIES:
sAzERAC If ;ts vintage 1856 1898 1e0t aIa chs
J-aEtb.
w III s XIV:
OF al p:iors--Sc0tc1, Irish Rye and DcErt&n
ALE and PORTER, in pnta and qUAzls
Also
On lard ny Hua assortment Of the best WINES I'D -
QrOES IL he MARKET which will be rtAsVDas]s
:eTIs ha II cher in the 2iy.
SEWFLI4 T. TAYLOR,
G-2 Il ECga1
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aST The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued tflls morning.
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic, by mail and telegraph, together with
great amount Of valuable and interesting miscellaneous
matter. ,
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office No. 10 Camp street, or at j. G. Morgans book
store, adjoining the Post Office.
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! M . q ~
Double Sheet Crescent.

The Crescent will again be issued on double sheet
on Monday morning next. 1t will contain vast
amount OF readable matter including several excellent
literary articles, poetry tales, miscellany etc AID
vertisers will confer a favor by sending in their
notices at as early an hour as possible.
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No. 80 CAMP STREET,
90 2r.s A.MYGATT / 90.
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[kkIR VI I Iz'N uV Y VI
NAGNIEINENT SCHEME |
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$3.50 Prizes, amounting "
Whole Tickets $l0; Halves, IS; Quarters, g 20
.upRAN IN ATIQN DRIVES

Whole Tickets. $40, Halves IS; Quarters, g 70.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding the succeeding NunLeta - these
drawing the first IL prizes will be entitled to The ID h2pFDI
nation Prizes, according to the scheme.
1900 Prizes $40 will be determined by the last EuIs Of h
number that draws the SD.00U prize For example i bs
drawing the 600 prize ends with No I, thea VI M
where the number ends in will he entitled To so i
ends wiki No. then all the tickets where th,
ends in will be entitled to $40, aud SO Oh to D.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
by this Scheme, Ticket in every lois Eaara'eat to
$40 will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Itssis
consecutive nunlers) following rates, which he si
them.
All that they draw the guaranteed
the purchaser.
Certificate Vi Package of 10 Whole Tickets. kt
10 Hall ...,.',----- q
>. 10 Quarter ....-.--~-.. Il
will be perceived by this PLAN that for $50 The areE.s~
only re, for that Wholcs; by buying certificates
chances for the larger Pr2es-lialVes and Qr
t Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets oi4Srth al
rcceptor which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list o. drawn Numbers and Prizes will be hrnt -
ciiusers Immediately after the drawing.
pPrze Tickets cGAned renewed in other cRets as.t7
office.
Ei Orders Tickets be addressed either 10 Sh7,i
Swan Box 60 S, Pos.-O flee New Orleans, or 20
S. SWAN a. CO., Atlanta, Ei4.
do 2plxW or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala-
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BENEN1r OF Mrs. GLADsTANE.-We are glad to
know that this talented and rising actress is to have
A benefit at the ST. Charles Theater on Sunday night
She WILL on that occasion, appear as Pafthenia in
" Ingomar the Barbarian'- character which she
has previously sustained with marked ability, and to
the high qualification of the patrons of the ST.
Charles She will also appear in the domestic drama
Of Ernest Maltravers." Mrs. Gadstane is an est-
mable LADY, and an actress, is the mainstay OF the
ST. Charles company. She deserves rousing benefit
and such an one we bespeak for her,
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Southern Furniture EE"Nrcr00nes

CHARLES 4. SIEWART.
ut Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Ne,c OTledns
Has just received from the nanufacory beautiful stock OF
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOlRS and BEDSTEADS, in Hd-
dtiou 10 his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his liue of business Parties
wishing anything i'll his line will find to their advantage to
give him Il call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
diJ 3p6t<W III and lib Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

THE New TERRITORY sgners of the memo
rial for the erection Of Arizona into territorial gov
eminent, represent that they are cut off by natural
barriers from the benefits of the lays Of New Mexico
being nominally only in the county OF Dona Ana,
without any of the privileges of citizenship, and
posed to savages They ask that their delegate now
here be admitted.
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a-sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. go

CR1sp's GAIBrY-The comedy of the "school for
Scandal" we do not think, was ever put upon the
stage more beautifully, Or acted more correctly
throughout in this city, than it was last night at the
Gaiety Theater. We cannot name one leading char
acter that was not well represented and this Is
saying great deal We are sorry that the comedy
will not be repeated tonight, instead OF CGn''He
! nl,Ei ID ann
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

PAsTIMEs FOR CnlLDRES-~Besides the elegant
Of nveic books Offering 10y Mr. j. 3 Steel at No.
TO Camp street: has hand large variety Of books,
puzzles games disSecicd maps suitable for children Of
both sexes Nothing better for Preside entertainment AID
telecua culture combined can found Parents and
aans should 20 and inspect the nrjces