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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

GArEs IN CHIcKENs.-A lady correspondent
writes us that she cured n chick having the
gapes by giving il half teaspoonful of the tinc,
ure of lobelia, two or three times a dav.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
indiana Farmer

SALT.-Sheep undoubtedly require salt in
winter. Some salt their hay when it is stored
in the barn or stack. This is Objectionable, as
you thus constitute yourself the judge, or con-
troller IN matter, where the appetite of the
sheep is a much safer guide. 1t may be left ac-
cessible to them in the salt box as in summer,
or it is an excellent plan to give them an occa-
sional feed of brined hay or straw. This last is
done in warm thawing weather, when their APP
petite is poor and thus serves a double pur-
pose With wisp of straw sprinkle thin
layer of straw with brine-then another laver
OF straw and another sprinkling, and so on
Let this lie until the next day for the brine to
be absorbed by the straw, and then feed it to
all the grazing animals on tie farm which need
salting-RdniaH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
FOND Do LAC, WIS.
Capital 1000.
Cash Pad in, S100, 900.

Especial attention given to Insurance FARM PROPER
TY, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUILDINGs
ENSURES such buildings contents favorable terms
for or years Insures Stores, Warehouses, Build
ings contents, and Personal Property generally.
Losses equtably adjusted and promptly PAID CASH
This Company is a Joint Stock Association. organized
under special Charter, granted by the Legislature
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of 100000 One
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in,
curel invested in bonds and mortgages. The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the D-
rectors take pleasure in recommending it public
favor worthy of confidence and support, with the
srance that all Losses shall be promptly and honorabv
adjusted. is this is purely Stock Company mutual
business will be done, nor premium notes taken
Officers IN. NJ. DONALDSON President: J. W
EDDY, Vice President; W. T. GIBSON, Secretary A.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily J. H. CLARY Agent Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
PRESE7VE YOUR
0Tr~S

DR.. D. NJ WELD, SURGEON MECHANICAL DENTIST
MOULD respectfully announces to the citizens OF ME
w eral Point and vicinity lat he has permanently
located and opened Dental Office in Mineral fon
for the purpose of pacticng in the various branches u
this most important art
His work has heretofore taken the First Premium
number of the County Fairs in the State OF n Ola
it is his purpose to keep pace with the improFee
the age atters himself that he viii be enabed'
strict his profession, and close
of the many of the Art TO satisfy al WHO
NAV he pleased to favor him with call ..
Teeth may be filed, if the application be made N I
% the end of life :. x-o
Deficiencies caused by the loss of teeth supplied ir
one entire set short notice and the most iaO
bic terms ..
IT, Office opposite the American House, High-sta;,
December Is, 1850
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
NEW IRON DEPOT.

JTARD-Ware.-A large and full assortment of Shelf
Hardware. Also, Mill and u Cut Saws Anvils,
Baeksmiths Bellows, Vices, Log. Shut Link
Chains Pump Cain and fixtures, Grind and Rolf
Scythes Snaths, HOES, Forks, Razes- &c. &c For
sale low BY JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

eoL.e II SHEEr.-Fuy tLis, Randall. IN ~
" Sneep H@Slandry," urescribes half IN ono.
q Ap>'m sails draelm Of ginger. ana .f,,,r
o.ofS q essence Of peppermint. The s,I,-
@'''.,' ever ~ill effect the cure. Is win :,
equivalent dose Of linsoed oil or even hogs lard ;.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
FOR SALE.

{E SOUTHEAST quarter of Section thrty-three town
Il eight, range four East. Also several unirnproved
los and parts OF Lots, in the village Dodevi Also
the place formerly known the Jenkins place
IN Dodgevie, being parts of Lots four in Block
three.
Any OF the above property viii be sold cheap,
favorable terms. Apply to
COBB x AESSMoRE, Agents. Mineral Point,
OF 10 AUG F. DOW, the owner,
Ao-u. New York Citv.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

AFALUABLE CoMPosT.-Near every dwelling,
but a little out of the way, there should be a
place, vat or cistern prepared, where ali the
scrapings of the door-yard and litter from the
garden can be conveniently deposited. Where
likewise should be thrown all the wooden rags
and other refuse stuff, such as old boots and
shoes, bones, DC. usually committed to the
flames by the neat housewife, upon every re-
turn of that ever TO be dreaded {" festival" COM
monty denominated "house cleaning" Into
this receptacle throw all your brine and soap
suds on washing day, and ashes and lime rub
Dish, where teaches are emptied add occasion
ally a wheelbarrow load of muck, loan or turf
and you viii find at the end of the wear, that
you have quantity Of excellent manure far
more valuable for many purposes than barn yard
manure--O Ontario Times
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
miscellaneous.
The New York Tribune.

rJ,HE TRIBUNE is now in the middle of its fifteenth
i Vol XIV, of its weekly issue commenced need on
now acquainted with its character or claims 10
consideration. With but subordinate regard Tor pfa
Righteousness, TRUTH for Humanity against orlheo
Iniqui Fraud and oPpressoh read anv
thing but bill of sale, notes-pay able, VINO does "
Know and hate THE TRIBUNE there is not an extensive
fr;cator of drupged and poisonous Liquors who does
not it very dangerous and immoral paper, i
cotton-bnvinp CITY like New York The Nemdrk Meren
ry once remarked that 1t had never known
Timing ayarious employer who not hostile to HE
nor ole emnently and kindly who di'.
not like Prompt and plain spoken IN It's denuncanoi'
of nquity abuse of while claiming no exenp
on from human fbilty, it may have done temporary
Injustice individuals but it has never been
to Principle, deaf to the cries OF the wronseu ana
ring In columns the advocates OF novel ana upoP
ular theories contemplating the mehoIauon OF niih
woes especially those of the voiceess anu
have ever audience and hospitality While IL mas
ardently resisted, and will Professionally combat every at
ept to and degrade class because OF uyer
stiles of Nativity, Greed or Color
In defiance calumnies the most atrocious and OF nos
ttes the most deadly aud untirlng, Ihk iRihuNE nss
grown steadily in public appreciation from the day oil It's
origin of serving the public have been aug
mente in proportion. Instead of single editor with one
or two assistants its organization comprises NUM-
erous writer's, each fitted by special accomplish
and experience for the particular he oi seusslo
to which his pen is devoted the oaIy amount oil re'-
lug matter given than quadruples that OF It's eari-
est issues; stan OF valuable '
globe transmitting early and intelligent ntrralons oil
whatever is worthy of attention while Politics
Legislation, Literature Art iistory-in short whatever
affects the wellbeing of mankind, Poemc Theolo
y eNcerted-hnuS
ing discussion
Commencing daily folio sheet of moderate size, and
with scarcely shadow of patronage, THE TRIBUNE Is
now issued quarto form DAILY hree distinct edions
SEMI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY, a sheet IA by ~ inches,
eight of six columns each Its circulation
has steadily from nothing TO the following
gates
Daily issues (evening and morning. 1880 copies
Semi Weekly, It,Ilo "
Weekly, l3.,i9o "
California edition, 6OOO
Total, 1sl,i25 copies
We believe other newspaper in the world has sub
scrpton list half large this and periodical
anv And while its cheapness
increase of paying readers only ind-
To has doubtless largely
its subscription list it would be asurity not
perceive in this unprecedented patronage evidence
of public approval and esteem.
We take pleasure announcing to readers that
the interest attaching the Session
of Congress about Mr. GREELEY will spend
Winter at Washington the representative of The
TRIBUNE. His letters will appear regularly i'll yar
editions, the weekly excluded.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5000 oOo

iiS Company was incorporated in 1870 is one of
i the oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
lsinles The statement made the Stockholders Juue
lth 1855, shows the of the Company to . s77
Dol w. IL. HUNTINGTON, President.
= b. LOWERS, Secretary.
me agent will take risks upon good terms as anv
"'Ler Company, and viii issue policies thereon.
3,-t j. Ii. CLARl, Agent Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
SUETD1IHs.


1861 GROCERIES. 1855
/ AN now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
les and PROVISIONS, to which most respectfullv
call the attention of Families and consumers as NV
assortment Will be full and the Goods bought
to sell For particulars please call and examine Stock
bnd prices. GEO " CORN
January 1856 l-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

DRI NTS.-A large lot of prints. style Just reee'
/ we'd and for sale cheap by ANSLEY &TKAAhL-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
NOTICE

NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS are hereby forbidden to mine dig or
remove Mineral from, otherwise trespass on the
following described premises viz:
North-East o. of or. of Sec. J. South half of W
9r OF sec IL, and > Or of or of Sec IL Town 1
kange East; Also South half OF the or Sec s Town
T. mango u East. lnIl-uJ JOHN HOARE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
TO THE PUBLIC

4 FIX toafs.-A few superior Over Coats and other
- cio'hn manufactured expressly this market for
-~-e =! ANSLEY l. TRAMEL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01

Int6rIUT HHu nt1Aife' -, IN
Notes of the above banks VIII Do reeol'cu - a. ~
N Uanktny Houses same rates as othtr etl elstS,4 "
't,, na,N,"s rrsranay COOK y SARGENT
nat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
MtsleliaafOus.
Clinton, Clinton gounty, lows.

ftersons desiYous of information concerning liza
L. point car zee plat ofthe new Town rnd obtz3F
tali psrt!e1sss Of prices ofiots, &c. by calling on
Gk0. IL. PAHkkR.
0fiee oFef Wleyis Grocery sgore, cast,
. Davenport. Aug. II '55-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
DR.. ]. J. T0MS0N,

- ,rE NJ Massachusetts, respectfully informs me
| citizens of davenport and Fclni'y .nae ne and
tpusis tbat by industry and integrity IN ms probes
SION 70 hiof. ., az 49, 49, Riock Jan. 3 dti.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
DR.. j. w. H. BAKER

a FrER an experience of thirteen years nc.rs ~ Ms
practice OF Medicine and sargery now ronnort
Professional esryices TO the citizens OF DaVenpo,
put its vicinity Particular attention WIN Do - a,I
f. operative surgery aud ii se,sss oi ne
Iings Oaiee in Post Ollee Block No :, up ''
ponse on 5th ST. betwsen Brady d Perm ats
nov .2a.-du Er4H. .."'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
HURRAH BOYS!
ruRS AND ROBES
EOl. Rent.

TIME Warehouse with dwelling attached, having !
large cellar, &c., occupied by the subscribers
corner OF Iowa and Fourth sts being conuguehl y
the Railroad Depot this is avery desirable location
for a Forwarding and Commission business. r.,
Feb lawn VIVA sh 'h' ~ W
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
For SALE.

4 FLAT BOATS and Crane Boats, sufficient te
Il raise 10 tons each, one set Baekgniih tools, u
sufficient quantity of Quarry Tools fer 20o men 10
work wih made of the best east STEEL several Aneh
os about three coils Rope ffom} three inch thick
Also, quantity of Lumber and iron good as ew
which will all Ae sold ata great sargan, For further
particulars enquire OF SAauKL GALLES, kasl Daysn.
mort or brttaIn n Black Hampton III, kdec II III
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
Doots ano Sbafs.
=-=--
Cheap! Cheap!! Cheap!i
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Cheap! Cheap! cheap!li 8
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Etfn J.JORDAN would ann ounce to the citize rs o
Fhs Davenport, and the public, thai he has opened d
H ladies and Gentlemen's boot and shoe store ad-
oiuing Burrows d Pretyman's store, one door aboye
She Iowa Clothing store, where he is prepared TO
Afactu!e boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
' LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Eossalh 6oots; Enarn eled Patent Paris
Boots, lies, Hronze Paride; Ars.
Jenny hnds Jenny Liads;
Buck Polka be9ts
AIargeassortment OF Ladies aud Misses Chiidren's
Shoes, 100 numerous to mention.
Also II large assortment for Gents wesr
Eastern iine French Boots; Congress
CATERS. Monterey; Jersey Ties,
Plain waking Shoes.
MOEoceo;
And all kinds Of heavy work, saitsb3efor cOgagry
ia wei as city eastU:n; al wLo want neat II I'd eaey
boot would do we'll 10 caiat the Davenport hoo an
Shoe store. Calland see. June s.Js53-34tt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
MoIIKE pApER nIIfs

f'HEsubscribers constantly making variety et
Printing and Wrapping PaPersat tieir u tlltu Me,
Ihe, and VIII pay Cash for any reasonable quantity IN
A. o.. Churchill .li call the Merchants GAfoarh
eentrallowa and pay them In cash paper fer theS
rage y. W, WHkELOCK,
/ Molias, June 30th, 1884 siLT-T " H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
IOWA SOAP WORKS.

Above Front, betwe Main and Brady stEests,ss
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE Subscribers having recently completed shsiF
works in this city. are now prepared 10 I'll oTdsyf
their dfere nj grades OF Soap, and rely tLeir
Very Superior Qualities, for pre-e alneDea IN shs
market II will be found, trial, tina. hosps wifi
sord Iaofe ather, and with iess labor remove dirt,
that they do so melt ia hot water,
luently much cheaperto the havng beer
proven that Of our soap are 81 20 TED
thc ordinary kind) and that The great difeuits fr
other soaps is snfnonntsd in ours OF Iesiaing tss
hands free from soreness after long immersion ahf
rubbing in the wssS-tub- l4I
The grades above referred TO are Erastye Feest,
Palm No Extra and Family Soaps. Hith the stOst
assertions, submit products TO the yerincansnp
OF the public with confidence that he of them Will
i0siify recommendations OF their quality Mas.
h7nte and Dealers requested 70 call and exam1Is
Jan. 10. 1885 diff j. hi =. NALL s. CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
THE SHOE TRADE.

III IAE1NG increased our facilities for manufaetuf
II ing and dealing i'll Boots, Shoes and Leather, tb
Inde rsgned, successors to s. g. DawsonS " Co., 0ie
10 he citizens ofDavenport and vicinity, greater
dueeme nts than ever TO buy their Boots and Shoes
thGm. Our retail stock hereafter will always aoH
tain every description of goods wanted by the peop
We also are making extensive preparations 10;
Whoesaieieg Boots and Shoes, and we nyite com.
Try dealers call and examine stock and prices
il Is determi nation to sell good terms a.
Lnoy can be purcbasedin st Ieuis Chicago.
DAWSON, GhIGGS q co.
oct rs Brady st.. door from Cd.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

They're all in favor of free sperits--a free BIZ
BILE and a free constitution-ah The inspired
pensman says, 81 take u leetle for thy stomaeI's
sake, and often for thy infrmitles," and Paul
said unto Timothy, it's blessed thing to drink
and still thirst-ah. Isn't that so, Hol Haw-
son, my christian friend and feiler traveller to
Old Kaintuck
And now, my dear brethreen, as it looks
dark and salubrious, like it might facilitate rain
ah I'll dismiss you, trusting that you'll all
"SARcH THE ScRiPTERs, AND SEE wHAR YOU
COME FROM, AND WHITTIER yoU'REA GwINE.''
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

A BEAUTIFUL SgNTIMRaT.-The closing sen.
tence of the speech OF Andrew Jackson Donelsoi,
delivered few days since, is worthy Of being
made one CT the notices of tie American perty.
1t reads: =.
Eve have left the old parties, who were unable
to tranquilize the land and now stand on a plat
form national from beginning to end, and Ameri-
can in every feature of it,"
Every genuine American will cheerfully en-
dorse the above, as motto for the American
party.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11
THE BANNER.
-~-~~----~~~~~~~---~~~~>>
EAI1G VIGla
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1856
The Missing Ship.
pY w. H. HosMER.


No nou,s froyo tba m;ss;po shin
W;,L hnr nr,a;Srs f,s.,'S,t 81 ivo.
Tbongb ON he watcb snT t;1ings
III, are nus'.nus, 1'trs, WIVES
nc NJ Hilton , >, inlnu Is ,,l trouDieu
= ie''th tlie Ncssei l'te
o",y Iyia,i l.'Een , i.Ity sue Ilnd Nv ihs1,
!" 'ai her ulilce precious lreight!
Tho soo i ro;o,,t,, r,,stro..
Tn dis dread ,v.s.,d ,I1ss.nS os s,,,s
Roar;no mo- = Palsr re.,;.ns ~ = S''1s'
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11
From the Mount Carmel Register.
Another baptist Sermon.
THE HARP or THOUSAND STRINGS HUNG UfoN
TIE Willows

TIE HARP or THOUSAND STRINGS HUNG UPON
TUE WILLOWS
FAIRFIELD, ILL.,, Fob lst, 1856.
Dear Register ;-fhe sermon which | here
with send you was really preached at Hopewell
Meeting House, inths (Wayne) county, by the
Rev. JCe Harkley, of Barren county, KY.
Ii you think that Joe Harkley is name
'that the world should not let die, you will pub
lish the exercise which the author came from
'foreign country-eieaa from Ka'atucky,' to
deliver to the Hopewell Division of that branch
Of the Church militant, known as Hard Shell,
Whisky Baptist Yours truly,
You've AMERICA.
Well, my brethren and sistern, in the fust
place, reckon thar's great many OF you, and
these folks here, as wants to know who | am,
and whar come from. Well, Hi jest tell you,
and thatl put an eend to that steady. My
name is Joe Harkley, and | live in Barn county
Kointucky and Pm a Baptist, and don't Kere
who-o knows it.
My brethreen, was raised an orphan boy,
and never had but three months schooin', but
that don't make no difference. Now my bre-
threeh. I'll take my tex, and reckon that the
most of you'll think that some of these older
| brethreen had bethreen had better take that
tex for an exercise than for Joe to take it, but
JOEL DO the best he can for it. And as touch.
in my tex, my hrethreen, suffice it to say, that i
may be found in the leds OF the Bible, whar thS
mined this duty as means of grace-ah!
| Sareh the Scriptefs and see arhGr you com
| from, and iehither you're gir'ne."
Well, my brethreen, / haven't come for pay
l have come from forrin country-elean from
old K-a-i n-tucky to preach the gospel to 70,
even as John the Baptist went into the wilde;
ness to preach the everlastin' gospel with lea
ther sgrt about bis hons, and makin' his meal
i off .cf honey, ,locuses. Il John. the Baptis
could preach for nothin', Joe Harkey can pu
4 the beggin, preachers to an open shame ah
4 Bless God He lenders the wind.to the shorl
IIafnb Over yonder in K aintu ck, wharsI coIp
4 from, sum folks got: to slearin, their sheep ta
a orthree times d; years; md they'd clip thessk
& land Of all the juppin and aouncin'sth that eve
\ you seed: Igeckons they had It. But the shee
II weatfe fered II through without kfser; and m
dbrethreen, tloug gl carlial- minded sinners ma
fleece us outsof our substance, and the wind
Of. adFefsity bIowEsgiiSs us, yet we can kec
warm on the lie Of fatness <we can happis
ourselSes on aslazin grace, and find the bsea
II of life. we'll Only--4
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

DEMOCRACY CAvISG IN.-The Wayne Sentintl
published at Palmyra, New York, has changed
prophet rsT, and at the same time its political
complexion Il has been Democratic paper
from its commencement 80 years ago-anl now
advocates the election of Fillmore and Donelsol.
There are now TACO Amer:cln papers published at
Palmyra, and the politics of the pIace is almost
entirely American. a few years ago. It used to
roll up Democratic majorities" by hundreds.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

The secret of Dante's struggle through life
was in the reckless sarcasm of his answer, to
the Prince of Verona, who asked him how
he accounted for the fact, that in the house
hold of princes, the court fool was in greater
favor than the philosopher similarity of
mind" said the fierce genius, lis all over the
world the source Of friendship"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11
VOL. 1NO Az.

TRANSIENT YouSa GRxTLEsxs. - Girls, be-
ware of transient young gentlemen; never
suffer the addresses Of "a stranger: recollect
that one good steady farmer boy or mechanic II
worth allthe floating trash in the world the
alurements of dand, jack, with gold chain
about his neck, a walking stick in his hand
some honest tailor's coat on his back, and q
brainless skull, can never make up the loss Of q
kind fathers house, a good mothers counsel,
and the society of brothers and sisters; their
affections last, while that of such young map
is lost at the wane OF tho honey moon. 'Tis
true.