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You can only serve me by marrying me.
Will YOU DO so2"
by heaven, Iwill'" exclaimed Charles
enthusiastically. "Thcrc i' thatabout you
that tolls me, I, at least, shall never rue it.
| am ready. Wait bat moment"
Charlie, wen, into the cabin and put on
his hckct, which he had taken or while
working. and in a moment DO was by her
side. Come then, lady. Whoever YOU
mfy b., will abide the result"
10 took her on shore, placed Lcr in a
coach, which was standing near, and drove
oG to = friend, hou., II, W.. shown into
room. The door was locked, and the lady
threw herself into chair.
She lil no, we p or sob, nor dil shc ap.
par to bs in the least ,taGsctcl by th, novelty
of her situation
"sir," sid she, rising, "waaloyrr You
arc can trust sou. lou-arr no common
sailor. nor am what seem. now have
no time 81 waste in worl., will explain all
In a fgw hours. Trust time, believe me, serve
ne. aud YOU shall never repent 10. What
is 90 BE- done, mu.t b done atone. have
bnt Few hour, % spare, ani ir | am dis
cuycr,l before they expire I shall b. wra.ch-
cl iud,el. Hero, .ir, Is money. Go aud
purshis, al you wish. D. quick ani do
not delay now" auI sho proHrsd him o
roll of bills.
"Thaps YOU. lady, ID not neri Do. !
avn not what s,cm. R..t her, until r.
turn. You ate safe .n this house. IwiIl
return iu irw moments. D5uot leahrm.
ol."
Clar,s went out AMI l.f. Der alone. H.
went tpa Fashionable SAILOR iu nrol!uy
AMI in tsa m.nuir. bs was clanscI from
rough. dirty l1hu: sailor, % aGn', manly,
handsome fellow, aud Dos d-,., SO og 90 al.
uunr, his dnr figure. H. retained in.
.tau,!y ., ,hs lady, anl when he entered
tbo room WHORE he had lan h.r, DO found
brr nal.us backwards ami forwards, but
n.tmreI.l.,a,t,4,el. sarnlg,iIruuy
.,..I.I h-ra..p,.s worst. ami va, pro.
r,r.llrans...n,.
q. NJ name. sir. r., Ellen Moran. Ltthat
suffice nr tle present. Ar' y,u rrady''
aI 81, a.mly u,,a1a, bs,rayius any emo.
unu.
81 am. LADY,"
T..y v.a, aelia INTO ~, caun,,, all
Im,. q, ,h. Mayors. aul 100 q frw moments
wgrs man and vito. Wl.n they lei, the
Mayors husr, Ms. Barton gave order, 90
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Hereford Cattle.


rri,cs obtained for them. The following is
an extract from letter 10 me from VIM.
Health. Esg.. Ludlam Hall, Eng, dated
March lOth, 1850, the wcll.kuown winner
oi prize, at Smithfeld and Birmingham cat.
Il, shows
Since receiving your letter have been
snyius in Shropshire and Hcrc'orlshrc, -
thought would put of writing TO You
until my return. You wished To know the
weight of some of my prize lIcrciord' \
two wears and ten months steer -four quar-
,rr.. beef ouly.) weighed - stones O,sNO
lbs. II TO the .touc,) winner Of the gold
medal given fyr any breed Of all ages in
London. 1850. \ four year and cich,
mouth, old ok, l3l stones N,s7G lhs.) win.
ucr of $50 in London, 1851. One threc
year, and nine month. Old, 10 stones (l,56i
lh.) winner OF seyani Tir. % flj. Tho
next Hereford | showed wls 40 birmingham,
I>sg. two years aud eleven months OLD, win.
MIR 90 trc elI medal aul $50. l brought
mm lam, again. ana showed him the al-
l.viu. wear Boo London, la Won ,hc prize
,r.as. ar!lsI heh.l a.u-, I.ur hiu.
s.ali have won rl, -a'I moI.l, lsil. !
showed a, birmingham @ Hereford tac same
yr,r, winner OF thr rll mold. and $50.
This b, ,rry singular o., two animals
v.r, tvru bred D., Nr. Tlama. Garter, p.d.
more, Ludlow, &C. urm.g weighed lsl
stone, a SOC lh...l tac latter, l.5 stones
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Sneeial Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communica'
ton. lor thi. department, should bc direct.
81 81. Oxford Democrat. South Paris,Mc.
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AgritultUral.
"srEED ruE FLOW
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

Al tbs arts alI .risarrs rcrtaintHg q" N.', arr
y1r.-, hIkrl trfrthrr, sai ace 'ris',', o'Hu', t'
: With NgriruItarr. --AoNt,vlN,
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Damn stables.

Damp stables.
There i.a ,,IanN., liut snuniusi in tic
,...e.u. ryr.ri-n,, ot au extensive stock
farmer. vruu: 90 che % ,'au CuIuu,nr.
"WUru fr,t oame O. tbr ,rm which I
now l.H by rura..s, nuui t'r stable
bale auJ.r large Tree AND uras "a spain: OF
u4t.r. vtt. "a n..t',m aspect. Ny hnr--
v.r. soon .a poor condition. with bong and
rough cut, and almost a'eay, is in ,h..r
bowels, u.r could / st them up hy Extra
f,I ar o.. glitter work hat my COW. sulrr.l
tar most. lr thr, v,r, alvay. .s.cS Their
u.IA i't 90. auI ,...r butter v,. g'a5, and
pi % r,I tt,ts. and tour ug tara ,l,rI-'i
th.lf r.Nr, before th..r time. Whom th'
.rr.1. r,ur th,y Del, ,hc,s wH,sr quarter.
inavur,e stat. than had ever srru thrm,
ana tup of them di,I FROM .,Uurs uu going
90 pasture. un inquiry, found thai the
tu.ut Who fad l,.t, had alv1y, h..n What
t.e u-s.hbrrs termed unfortunate iu h,,
br-,r. AMI cattle, and irrm that rlusr, NOR
-, t..t,I r., h,r, ,hi. .,
-. .,t. n-., "A. ,rgtt r,..,l
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Observation-Disclosures, .-.f,t.l. m,
..r. Il.I ...B.,.-.,I r.r.,r- down t.c
....... Observation-Disclosures. Lad r,.r
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The subscribers having lr.n asAr.,l "a
silver M-.al 40 tae l,.t Ela.H.alu .' t.s
DH4r.t-.l. Me.4g,.,. Association .. Mas
aer-s.,t.. u.s oder taa,r Nms crua4.utN
O. t.e public, o., Committee hg v.Hu tar
Tr.uila u4, asarlrI 1-ins s|up.sd .,
-ry.rl. aI alr a.,y Chemist, aud Physicians.
T.., sIur 0. made irI4 ,a. N.,s. uul
yl N-s Ea-suI, alter tag m.ei algr.,.l
Fr.uea Ir.yr,, g, making Nur, au4 va,
,.ry i4,uar.y u..c.l u sas I,.Is'.' .. ,.v
,.4aI,t.e. v.i.. l4.y .s .H-u4 H...s.
O. PAIGE d. 60,
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MlLLIAM II. SOTmAM.

WILLIAM III. SoIllAM.
O,wc.o. y. Y. Aug. 81, 1850.
P.S. twill b, remembered that where
most OF the above prizes were taken, Short.
horns numerousy cOnteudcd, aud these
statement. are made by graziers aud not by
breeders, c1eep, in the case Of Mr.. Edward
Prices heiirr.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-18
ALPHA.

SEcaErAaE JoNrs,-Some of the Republican
papers are INDUCING ia favorable alIusions to
our Democratic Secretary Of State. We are
sure that the Secretary, by faithful discharge
OF the duties of his office viii establish for him
self good character that ,gtH ss1.lire cre, tie
dPrcssiaa influence Of Shanghai appro,a Nm
erL Point Democrat
This Is good illustration of5opar Democracy,
Aost public officers, who rightly estimate the
duties and responsibilities Of their official sta
items, are ambitious to deserve the confidence
and good opinions of political opponents, as well
a political friends, But here Is q democratic
organ, which depreeates any favorable illusions
10 Nr- Secretary Jones from Republican sources
as neither to be desired, nor sought for. We are
happy to know that Mr. Jones himself enter
tain~ very different view of the matter and
Is acguitting himself Of his trust in a manner to
deserve well Of the People of all parties-N7i-
,calsfes Sentinel
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2 aftal 9f6int Gribnnt.
AND OTHER MATTERS.
MASONIC.

3a-rn NICHOLS was buried with Mason
In the 18th inst The following pre-
ana resolutions were adopted by the
II his place;
re-as. II the death cfour beloved brother,
.r -,l.i-eis tie Fraternity has lost a friend
fac whose kind heart and enlarged
.-,lsaca endeared him to all who had en-
l.s -ood fortune 81 possessing his acquain-
tss8 That this Lodge of Free and Accept
.,u-, deeply sympathizing with the reia-
.,Hs deceased in their sore bereavement,
. hem the assurance that the tear of
,..l gtF ion Is not less sincere and heart
.,.e,l han that which bedews the grave of
'r,baaa sad Father.
i,el. That the Lodge Room and furniture
srsa n black. and that the brethren wear
,..'-r Insignia Of mourning for the space of
q days
bind Taas the Secretary Of this Lodge
.nit 4 copy Of these resolutions to the wild
II The deceased. coupled with the assurance
la ler vid9whood She shall not lack that
,ltsv, aid and protection, which this Lodge
laie-.
J. {. MESSMORE, ". VI.
T.tsrrS .Secyet37'B
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Tor Stores 81 al sizes and VaTioRs Patterns.
Being Himself practical operative and employing only
inc -t q W1fkacu he feels warranted in assuming The
Iu he tat al work done at his shop viii be in the very
b ~tFie, both tor heautv ard Durability
Iart ua. attention viii be paid TO orders from
distance.
~ RrrNRsyG -ou7 on the shortest notice and in
good s. +. CORNISH
Aiilci9i tHia7- December. 800
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STRAYEn

RON the subscriber. in Dodceve in The fore mart Of
L August last, LIGHT SORRhI4 HORSE COLT with
sl,iis name and tail, the tail also trimmed the ram
bic joint star IN the face, and legs Of Hrhtish
color. II is1ising four years old Also a MARE COLT
rising three years old Vi dark sorrel color black name
and tail. with few white hair mixed star in the face
and Left hind foot white.
Any who " in return said colts tho subscriber or
to Moses Howelr Dodgeyille give information where
they may be foU2d skail be literally rewarded
JOIN !. ROBERTS.
Dotigctl8c, Sept G, 1855. 4sm3s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-18

STRAY N0TICE.-or or about the first aav Of ran,ar-
~ A. D. 1876 here to the residence of the sub
7lF an sae village Of Mineral Point Iowa county,
eonsin, Il DARK Bh1ADLE STEER, two wears old last
spring No ma tural visible except that
The lert horn isa little Topped point sawed Off
Inc owner Is requested 10 property, pay charges
anu "a. lax I'm away MATILDA L. HOOD.
siiiiefai folnt, January -, lS56. 4w-9
TAKEN CP-By the subscriber living in Lost Grove
I'VE mites west OF Mineral Point, about the Ist of
February, BLACK COLT, one year old the coming
sTis; has white spot the forehead one white
spo on the top OF the The owner requested to
cat prove property pay charges and take her away
7H-JS GEDRtE WARREN
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AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE
nigh Street, Mineral Point.

nigh Street, Mineral Point.
'T'E undersigned !Tavr opened the above store for She
1 ~ pnsss Of doing a. GENERAL. AUCTION & COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
We design also TO act LAND AGENTS and Offer our
services for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE pay
meHt of Taxes, Collection Of Mineral dues Location and
sale Of Land Warrants. ser, Sc
We have now ON hand large assortment of GOODS,
consisting Of almost every variety and kind such
HaraHare, FArRitare, Harnesses, Sc, &c.
P. s.LiIersl advances consigned Goods, to those
who desire it.
IVES < FAIRCHu.D.
December Il" 1870. 25-tf
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sjsttliartous.
AT!kIN-' AJT03iAT TON
) eIfA aking Reaper and MoUe-

( OVER So FIRST PREMIUMS u ONLY FOUR YEARS
rINwo Gold Medals silver cups. II s,er Medal. -.
eiai $50 : o. sua - Premiums Diplomas & -Fwn
, ,leals =, Tue NJ; on @or+ Far lie II Legacy
Of Pa Cold Mccall from Tia, Mar, land nssittN silver
Medal from ls Agricultural sociey; Seine inie,iure
r society The Piss Premium in severe contest viii.
tnty, in 2 contest with otter Machines
silver sas'.as iilt1as &c. from tie agricultural So-
Michigan, slFlas'i ne l. ala, Iowa. TIE American In
me Fi''An institute the Chitago Mechanics
Institute, the Southwestern Agricultural SGcietv ana va
ricu> Comfy Agsicultuial Secicties.
" Machine ever Invented has taken nsny Pseaaiuns
:. ] l5le ass 'ail. in 1sa2
geo IL - oi!isi,ut STATES il 1854
l2'9 tir2uEhoat the Union in ls55.
80" Initiating Tor tie Harvest ot Go56-
Ills Unparalleled iDerese: And thourh 81 little knov1,
could he supplied Is year Sror Nil .i5s s.laei
they arr dctefnIi1cI 70 have II, ard ais now Thor
ough esaJ~et tIe oonHd &c ct he Farming P,,i
liz. II has Rakrr always on hand aud loin. lie won
particularly in heey as lodged crop better tla man
saving a. l,s,st sqother hand in Binding II Is even,
Mower.
I you intend ses is ri &C rour "a reskierea had
Ii'a an Woe o'l Its be lia n, ior SoQo
loo which were 50 ipsnfie Gent the mast season.
aio1s Naciae for rus COT '.,, Aeg't :, % ' he
oFeei - ior ii.e same y So bout delay.
- ifi uk13in these Machines
FOR tHe neNf Harvest, hould send in tcr Orders .l
az! ,ifcrc.N avoid >erious Disappointment,
Al orders addressed TO
SA2C FL HENDY.
po1ecst!e, Iowa County Viz
VIII receive prompt attention.
I ERMS:
Reaper sHG Mower, Two hundred Doi;.rs-s-5 on re-
ei1t - &eh5rv: SO september st; $50 December 7t
81 % atdeli ioT longer credit
Roper only, si55-SI5 on receipt Of NaciHnc; SO
September it $50 December 1St $40 added longer
not pEouli tly made.
- Dsesant y per cent. per annaua- for cash in
advance. beside in rItst.
Fcbruary p, $50 io-Sm
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11h-' ioN FRAUDs.-The Committee
--'l Tas referred the matter OF frauds at
...ion N the 'th Ward Of Chicago, made
s, % tie Counellof that city. on lie even
5as IuiA INST, setting forth tlrat large
s. v5teS were brought INTO lie city frou,
sladiES towns, as far south as Bloom
p itsether with Other hiegalioies. The
levovcr, decided that tie officers elect
a sworn ia
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sh- subscriber thankful for the patronage heret ufr
received from tie citizens IF Mineral Point vicIn
v, would respectfully announce the public that he may
5 he foauf NJ Lis ON STAND High Street where he
Is prepared ts urh b9th old and new. With
any article in the line az F. p.
Stoves. Tin. Copper. Sheet iron. or Hardware.
on tbo shortest notice. Among bis Stock Of STOVES
inay BE found
Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves,
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gtgal advertisements.
Chancery Sale.
Elenor Bailey
Francis J. Dunn & los
Sarah 81. Dunn
CIRCUIT COURT,

rs I CIRCUIT COURT
So ~ d; Dunn IOWA COUNTY, WIS
LII Is hereby given that BY virtue of order
ies IN Chsneefy made and entered IN said Court
on we sd day OF September, a. D. 1852 in a certain
tAen nj there pending before said Court wherein
oatey - complainant, and Francis j. Dunn aud
t Fran d. Dunn his wife, is defendants. upon The au
gwen IN said order and decree. VIII at Public
teh0e TO the highest and best bidder cash in hand
on saturday the 1ath day of Apri y D. 1856 between
me euts 81 nine O'Clock A NJ. the settins, of sun p
~ OF said day. at tae front door OF the Court House In
tt.e village OF Mineral Point county Of Iowa state Of
Wisconsin, the following described or Real Estate
neilii"ed IN s"sd Decree to wit being the vst haI
o the r' n west Of section number twelve
me W." hai OF the south quarter section num-
ger tsiVe (lZ) the west half of the cast quarter
Oh lection nnnoer elve, (2) the half of the south
ee quarter OF seeflon number twelve, (12 and the
sou Ia west quarter OF section number fourteen IA All
IA township number i've, (5,l north. Range number
t"o 81 east of the FoGrth Principal liam the
county OF Iowa. State of Wisconsin, together with all and
singular the heTeditaments and appurtenances he-eunto
Deioglg or any wise apperainin, satisfy said Mott
gage and Decree, with costs Of sale.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
SHERIFF. OFFICE, low. cf5s,Ify Wis
Mineral Point, March !, 1856
L. EATON, Solictr tor CoulIrt
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-'9is loNGREssMES.-The committee on
pms IN The House have prepared report
@' 90 re claims Of Mr.. Feulke, who applied
.z=ton rs The Representative Of the Sth.
-..-l toagreSsional district Of Illinois. The
-e-les that lie was duly elected. and nc
IS ihat the seats be declared racant-
? He'noe~-t Efa
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Scientific Information for the World.
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HE MONTHLY RAINBOW, CEAf,rs ; Pr,E-c IL CT
i Lsf8"NSfoi ELEMENTARY CHANGES, based upon the
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o. thf eInTi~- constitutes subject of and
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.uFoits, Nc an also ano eTic changes itiu tie hour
for e'eh ay, uouths in te future AMI the p steal e
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Is One hundred and forty-two Catholic con-
vents are said to be in operation in this country
The canal through the Isthmus of sucz.
it Is estimated by the engineers. viii cost $40
100000
- Green peas from the South made their
appearance in New York. and are selling at 25
cents per quart.
80 Col. Howe has been contaminated l,v
Gen. H4-nev. fer rnaltreatir., aud starving the
soldiers under his command.
50 The steamship Asia brought presents con
sisting of plate, medals De- for the officers and
crews Of the Kane Arctic expedition.
- Since the pasSagcacf the act authorizing
the redIotion Of the weight Of silver coinage,
there has been coined S26. 99f 676 in silver
sS- 4 Telegraphic despatch dated St. Louis
Feb. 81, says the Missouri river ssnow one. to
Kansas. Boats viii commence running next
week
PAcrsrc HrtRn FsoN-A Bridgeport Medi-
um SAYS the steamer Pacific struck an iceberg
on The fth day out. and all on board are lest
Sad news but it requires confirmation Madison
4rgaFs .-eE
sa- The Galena -AiscYttser estimates the boot
and shoe trade of tIi&t city at over S4000,000
per year
Grx. PrrecE IesoRBp.-Accomts from tir-
gina, represent Gen, Pierce as almost ignored
At the Late convention held IN that State. He
is said to be the last choice Of the stste.-llfod
1rgus. II
- bill 10 allow the Wisconsin Central
R. R. Co, to consolidate. its stock with other
companies was killed in the Senate to-day by
very decided sote.-lfaG -4rqus.
Cans DETAINED By syow-Yestesday ti1irtpen engines
were stuck II the between Dunkirs. and Day ton
in Cattausus Co y Y. and could make progress
The wiad blew Ge-cer Eight fun car rosds raIn
were obiged to stop st Dayton the STOW proven in.
tf-ir continuing iartheTLai's Free Denocre. IItz.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-18

i'a AcRIL--As usual GoDE1 il il al
a.l bis competitors, not only ia time
10 excellence. The present number con
numerous Illustrations, among which the
Z type making arc not the least inter
ne L7dy's Bool, 10 he appreciated
p seen r-t ~prr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-18

3 s L z AY NOTICES

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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-18

'.aa- IoNT BAxn-We understand the
FL Point Brass Band. Is about to be reor-
aad number Of new instruments Sc
We trus5 the time Is not. tar distant
oar town may boast Of as coed q band a.
lgrud IN the West.