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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
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Trials Of an Editor.
BY KATE NEVILLE.

How otto, we think xhe, r.aT;,, .be news
An editor couId n,ease ir he choose
- -.
D.. .:
IT,. :.
-. : :, -
IS =.
First. a pretty Young lady. surirhtlv and fair.
With paper in aand. waitzes up 10 a chair,
And hastily glancing . er al ti.as she saw,
She throws it aside with muttered "pshaw -
Nc marriages here
/ think ii il queer
When there's evey so many
They don't publish any,
Here's poetry, And battles,
Sketches And Seiyes
u..,. m, si
=, 7e,4 - -.or.i.- =. -.
-, -, =. -. -, a., -,
Then nice Young man, with cane and rnoustache,
Who certainly thinks he Is cutting a DASH
Looks over the list of PLAYS and soirecs
AZ il vainIv trvin,r his fancy 10 pIease
In tboatars In races
Circnses And ,hases
oner,s In banouets
Rails And calls.
-. = -.
Sartr,ay,tal von,,.r lal, e1+ ,icls mn tho nanar
And reads bs the light of a dim burning taper.
And wonders if lines here addressed to Miss Relic
We're not written to her bv some cIey e Young low
Who's pretty and wittv. and learned and wise:
But she stons i, alarm at the Iarl, hazel eyes
For hers are deep blue,
What a pity it's true
And now, Mr. Editor,
lis all blamed on you.
And sermons And having
And news And eIauinr
Nv d;snateb. To match:
Rut no sketches or tales that can SEQ
What Kind of = NAV rn,1st the editor h.
Next grave politician who with dignity CLOVIS,
Takes a hinge nincb of snuff l,ef,r, he ,,rocaaas
Then onens the naper and leasurIv roads
ne breaches M C,.
And speeches. ofuouse.
And foreign OF RAILWAYS
Reports. And courts.
And saws. as he reads the last column of war.
What strange kind OF people these editors are.
These rhymes and these love stories to print,
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IS \ brave veteran officer, accommodating a
battery which 1t was necessary 10 storm, laconi
eally answered the engineers. who We're endeav-
orIng to dissuade him from the attempt. Cen
tlemen. You may think and say just what You
please all 1 know is, that the American fac
must be hoisted ON the ramparts tomorrow NOR
ming for have the orders il my pocket"
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Will send extra copy To the getter up
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Additions may all times made 10 a club at the
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the above terms, will be entitled extra conv
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

FfNHIS Company Incorporated in 1910 and one of
the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
panies The statement made to the Stockholders June
1th 1855, shows the of the Company be S377
56l 90. II. HUNTINGTON, President
c. b. BOWERS Secretary
The agent viii take risks upon good terms as any
other Company, and viii issue policies thereon.
31-n J. II. CLARY, Agent Mineral Point.
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FRGNLIUNT BINDING
AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.
ICED & EBERHARD, having opened an extensive
w Book Bindery, take this opportunity informing
the community at large that they prepared
all orders which may be entrusted their care such as
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank Books.
Of all KINDS ruled To order, and of the best quality of
paper Old Books rebound, in Turkey Morocco Plain
English, Calf sheep, Paper Bindings. Magazines
Pamphlets Session Laws g. bound in the best Of stvle-
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kee prices.
S5 Paper Tor Blank Books, consisting of cap, crown
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ana style OF Binding must be designated otherwise the
for the Blank Book required This establishment is en-
Tireiy new aud embraces the latest improvements in
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FOR SALE. =

TIIIE SOUTHEAST quarter of Section tirtythree town
i eight range four East Also several unimproved
Lois ana parts OF Lots in the village OF Dodgevie
the place formerly known the Tom jenkins place.
in Dodgevle, being parts of Lots and Block
three.
ANY of the above property viii be sold cheap,
favorable terms. Apply to
COBB & MESSMORE, Agents, Mineral Point,
or 10 AUG F. DOW, the owner.
l5-u New York City.
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No. % South Fonrth-st. above Walnut PIIila
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SUNDHIES
1856

1861 GROCERIES. 1855
I All now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
/ les and PROVISIONS to which most respectfully
call the attention of Families and all consumers as my
assortment viii be fun and the have been bought
to sell For particulars please call and stock
bnd prices. GEO. w. COBB.
January 1856 1-tf
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FHESERV VOTE
ks
Q7y-~S

Or u ~ WELD, SCk6EON X MECHANICAL DENTIST.
M OU1D respectfully announce the citizens Of Min
w er Point and vicinity, that he has permanently
ioced and opened new Dental Office in Mineral Point
Tor the purpose OF praccing in the various branches Of
this most important art.
ms work has heretofore taken the First Premium at
number OF the County Fairs in the of York and
as II Is MS Purnose TO keep with the improvements
OF the age hf haters himself that he viii be enabled by
strict attention 10 his profession. and close otser ion
OF the maDy improvements of the Art, satisfy all who
may be pleased to favor him with a call
Teeth may be filed if the application be made in +irs
70 exclude the agents Of decomposition nd preserved
to the end of life. W
Deficiencies caused by tie loss Of teeth supplied from
one . entire set short notice and the most svora
bic terms. 'i1
t. Office opposite the American House. Hiob-st
December Is, 1855. OF
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NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES At
GUD RVS CHEAP CASH STORE.
THE subscriber is receiving his large and varied
! Stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting
DRY GOODS, CLo THING,
BOOTS & SHOES, HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c.
All of which, having bought prices
the Eastern markets. for cash, win be offered at Eastern
the public generally for the liberal patronage extended
to him. he hopes by strict attention to business low and
it a continuance of their esteemed favors.
Mineral Point December 1855 lily
Real Estate Agency.
WE are offering for sale upon reasonable terms
w the following described tracts of land and cit ?
lots in the Counties of La Fayette Columbia and Iowa.
Wisconsin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous to the fit@aukee and Mississippi Railroad
will ns t tha T pn1 o Farm ntGY occupied
~A- out-houses thereon and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES Of the choicest quality Said Farm
tans nearly 200 Acres of first class land 60 Acres of which
broken well fenced. There pasture on the
same, and well watered Also all kinds of Farming
plements, and so Acres of fine land Dover Wis.
with comfortable House the same.
The above premises are situated near the Model Mills
may be seen at-our Office.
Valuable Property for sale,
IN THE COUNTIES OF IOWA AND COLUMBIA, WISCONSIN.
VINE undersigned offer following described
1 Real Estate:
= of und y of = of y of sec 20 town s. range
SW q of \ " 4, Sec 20, Town 5, Range East
= of + a "a s.
Und q Of E y of 5 + Il, -, 5,
f = of f y, and
y of u, +" 4, T.
No acres 81 201o0 = of the und north fractions and
of \ a Sec I, s. range ) East
No acres 81 95-1o0 north fractions No l. 49, town TO-
range East.
No Al 9o1oo fractional section H. town H. range
East
IND of Lot 47-VIiets survey, Mineral Point Wis
= of Lot 20
= of Lot No Al, 60
DUNN & READ, Agents.
Mineral Point Wisconsin. slit
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 Ii PERSONS are hereby forbidden to mine dig, or
y remove Mineral from, otherwise tresrass on the
following described premises viz:
Nortl-kas Or Of of Sec. ], South half of y W
Or OF Sec H. and or of y + or of Sec II, Town l.
Range East also South half of the or See Town
1, Range ) East. Lnl1-tJ JOHN HOARE.
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AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS.
lERSONS accustomed to procure subscribers for Books
i Magazines, &c, get clubs for newspapers,
quested 10 send their and address, and we will
forward them free OF charge, specimen number pub
hcaion for which they will find ready and " win
allow them commission of fifty per for their servi-
J. BRADFORD a BRO
2W3Z No. CORTLAND ST. y. y.
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NEW OACHES
ID a L il Y 4 nj II
OF STAGES FROM MUSCODA To WARREN

A.4fsssR "a Leaves Warren, Ills. every morning at
&az15-sst4l 8 y O'clock arrival of cars and
arrives at Mineral Point to dine, and at Highland al y
O'Clock in the evening.
Leaves Highland at Z \. NJ, dine at Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland to sIuscoda at y
\. NJ and leave Muscoda for Highland at T. NJ dsiIv
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 10, 1885. 52-tf.
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CAUTION.

4 Ii persons forbidden to mine, dig, or remove
Z mineral from, otherwise trespass upon the fol-
lowing described premises to-wit:
The SOUTHEAST u of section So town g. range . East
North = of NORTHEAST Il and North = South y of
North-East q of section l, town ), range East.
And further notice is hereby given that any person or
persons tespasing upon the above premises,
with according to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY
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Tpe.dny AprII 20, beog the day q the Annus Mee.D


gesdny April 30 being the day Of the Annual Meeting
,the Of the NEW-Y ORk SOCIETY Library,
V assembled in unusual numbers az their noe
~ buons Ia University place which is destined 70 be per
Sos the pessanest intellectual resort in the city, The meet
~ aud The Rev SAMUEL OSGOOD, d. D. called %
e Chsr The Annual Report then read and approved
se,r which Dr. JACOB HARSEN offered some resolutions,
o,aed 10 very kindly 70 the effect that The mortgage
now held BY The Society the amount OF $lO % on the
property OF The Librarian Philip Forbes ESQ., should
snefatOn Of long aud ehfu services for years be
s.peeed ard d,cbsrged This resolution passed unsIi
nouy Mr. CHARLES ANDERSON the very eficie 1t aud
sssduou. Chairman the Building Committee thsn proposed
et resolutions Of confidence for the death OF hObEhb
KELLY esq., which had been passed by the Board oil
The eyous evening shoDd be also adopted by the Shareholders
A. body The@ resolutions drawn by MT Anderson who
vas in 6s srne clsswh Mr. Kelly at COLLEGE, were unsni-
oy adopted by tho Shareholders properly sttested and for
vnded TO the family Of the deceased. go
Nj OREEN PEARSON then offered the iollosns resou'
ton: 80, -,--f, ,t.
RsIrsd That confederation Of tho valuable services Of Nj
JOHN MACbULLEN, the Librarian, and OF the extra duues
vbch will devolye Upon him, the Shareholders recommend 70
Of Ttsiets Iaise bis salary TO OO per annu
This retouton unhLmOusy adopted, and the meeting
Zoe ction then began sEd the poll kept open according
20 the Charter ui resulting III the eecuoh on he Ioi
lowing Board OF Trustees: - =. a-,oyo
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LEWIS G. JONES.
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6pefial Notifes.

CIlutou Hall, Astor-place.-RussIA AND con-
..S.mTfSOPLk-By Ie quest, Mr.. WILLIAM @. DIX will
S,n,s A. Clinton Hall Astor place, FRIDAY EVENING,
~ yroB the present relation Of RUSSIA TO CONSTAN-
1x0pIF Tict IS cents each for sale ~ the door, Lee
80 "a besin a. 8 o'cloch.
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7 lFE ILLUSTRATED. - NEW VOLUME.
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Store Ab,csd sympathy with Mr. r Il rse Bas
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MOTE LOST or MISLAID.-A NOTE OF
IN GEORGE PALEN Co Tor sss74 II, dated March -
I months 70 their order has been Iost or
The pube cautioned against receiving j. heer 70 ~e
American Exrhsnss Bsnk
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90 farmers ano Otbers.

ANOTHER TRIUMPH of AMERICAN GE-
n MUS THE EXCELSioR cokN-sHELLER Ani
SEPARATOR-THE WONDER Of the TlAESl-y. Z.
sNITU'S Patent, Feb n 1855 This admirable and
pleie HAND or POWER CORN -SHELLER has been pro
Ioupesd ky peent uiges-Fsrmers, Asneuur'sts ard
Mechsnics-to be simple durable complete RAPID and
pw.rtu Hand Com Shelter invented or VIII BE- TOT ten
~ hence II can be propelled with perfect ease hy boy IL or
/. Years Of and shell bushe inmate and M ne same
tine oparang the cobs from the perieey cies wihost
breskins a PARTICLE Of either Every Farmer should and WI
have s--,-..-- .
To Dealers in Patents Manufacturers and speeOlaess We
would .ay who wish make fortune with suAl espatA
should purchase RiGHr at once as ey are rapd eh.nsns
hand. There n pile Of IN this monopoly. rev
STATE sud COUNTY RIGHTS yet for sale and VIII be
syep on tuch terms will an immense pront
Cs and u operate Aduittsnee free 81 NO S1 ofeee
vsy (up stars) N Y.
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NER BY's e. Il III D l. |
.tirrius a. waters 10 Read II II you woull
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published Price IS cent?. -
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Ieeture-Mrs ~ L. LINFORD founder Of the Cbrsan
Home for Female seIysn vii deliver Lecture mn IN Hope %
Fcw ON tho Abuses Of the Divine Inution Of Marriage
be fatal effects Husbands and Wives Sons aud DaIshss
nfe,p and Children the Church aud the World
e Married State represented God inende and he World
TIE objects and workings of the Christian Home
III ~ AT The close Doors open at o'clock Lecture
10 comm Tickets % for the benefit OF the isu
ntou; 10 be had at the door
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

n a. q, P.-The r. w. GRAND Lodge Of Southern New.
VA viii hold quarterly session IN their room Odd Fellow
M cor er Grand and CeDrests, on THURSDAY EVEN
mo "'' - JOHN j. DAVIES, Cd. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

Minnesota Settlement Association.-Tbe member
.spiDs New YeTk requested 70 meet az u O'clock
THIS EVENING, at No. l63 Bowery.