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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-08

~ We are,indebted to the purser Of the steamship
Fashion for memoranda, etc.
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Great Reduction ia Silks!

We will from this date offer entire stock of SPRING
SILKS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
P. & L. REILLY 4 CO.,
Sign of the Golden Flax,
a6 2p6 ls Canal street. between Royal and Bourbon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-08

~ Thanks to the officers Of the steamer Baltic for
y late Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-08
EosU Priced Spring Goods.

We have just received large of Ladies' Spring
and Summer DRESS GOODS which we will sell extremely
low Also
20 cases BIEACHED COTTON, at all prices.
JOSEPH ISRAEL,
Ill Circus street.
at 2pGt and corner of Thalia and Dryades streets.
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no RE DR1VN EACH SATURDAY. IN APRfE

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of S225 approxmating to $50 900 prize arsS gB
prizes of lf) approxmating $1,000 prize eD
prizes of 81 approxmatng 10 lUOuo prize are-.. 1D
u prizes OF 81 approxmatng 10 hu0 priie are. 90
20 prizes Of Is approximang,o loo prize ssS
5000 prizes of ~ '......- oooV"
2o0 nrizss or,oun,inv to,. s204Ooo
Whole Tickets slU Halves Quarters 50 So Eighths 81 2z
1000 Prizes of so by the last figure Of tho
that the $4,000 prize For example: If the
drawing $50 prize ends with No then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to SD
the number with No q then all the tickets where
Der ends in twill be entitled to so and SO on to o.
Certificates Packages will be sold at the following rate
which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Hall .'"'-..-.'.' 40
10 Quarter E. -..,--.-... ~
10 Fights ......-..... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
money to our Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded By first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in figure they may
designate.
The list Of Numbers and Prizes will be pny
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
G> Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post. Office, County and State.
E- Remeu Der that every Prize drawn and payable III
full without deduction.
s-Al prizes of 0O) and UNDER paid Immediately
drawing-other prizes the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
EPize Tickets caed renewed in other tcks.s at ebRG
office
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either sarnass
Swan, Box 90 S, Post Office New Orleans or to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ca,
m2s 2pd&w OR s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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receiving by every steamer from the North new
accessons to my already extensive stock of CON
sisting Of
Black Drab Etc FRoCK COATS and PANTS.
E. ALPACA
SUMNER CAsS SUITS-A variety of Coors.
WHITE and FANCY LINEN SUITS.
Also, Large Stock Of
WHITE and FANCY LINEN SHIRTS-Desrable Patterns.
I.isle Thread Gauze Merno and Gauze Cotton UNDER
SHIRTS.
LINEN and COTTON DRAWERS.
A large assortment Of
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS and full
stock of everything in line to which the attention OF
Strangers and the public is invited
ROBERT FITKIN,
a6 2p6t l3 and Is Camp street.
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Sacrifices ila SiSEs.

S0Cf'assCeS t1a SeSFSS.
c. NJ SIMPS SON & co.,
Canal Strcet............ ...ll6
In order clear out their
ENTIRE STOCK OF SILKS,
Have reduced the prices to
LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST!l
The Ladies respectfully solicited call and examine
these really GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
C. NJ. SIMPSON & CO.,
p,+r Canal
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To Planters and Stock Esaisevs.

PURE S0UTHDOWNS-Two Rams and six Ewes, from the
best flock Of Sheep in England.
Also, Ram and Ewes, Americas Southdown raised
in kentucky Inquire of
r. T. NICHOLS,
af street.
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Secondhand Furniture Store,

leaving the city Otherwise wishing to dispose %
their Furniture either part in bulk will find it tsiE
a vantage the Undersigned The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given.
Also SECONDHAND FURNITURE, a good AS new, ak
very low prices.
Secondhand Furniture taken in exchange and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
ono,, ElrDu stra
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Open!
N U K K S, M U L L q o.,
Successors to Norris Il Way,)
CLOTHIERS,
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel,
Have just received from their mandatory in Philadelphia
and will open during the coming week their usual
INevs and Choice Stock
SPRING AND S U NJ N F. CLOT MIN G. i,
comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON!
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALZACS,
COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS
etc, etc, ETC.,
OF every description of fabric and style
GENTS Flu R N IS H N G G o O S
ml7 2ptf OF every description.
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.goseph Lands d Co..

Sole Agents for
PROCTOR & GAMBLE's FULL WEIGET
STAR CANDLES.
FOR 30 LIE K CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
MON G AHELA WHISKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
nal2 2pfm 80 and IS TchOnptoRlas street
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Carr0lkl0aa Store,

Spring and Summer, Goods for
f' Gentlemen,
AT S. N. MOODY'S
Canal ST. and Exchange Place.
Just received, complete stock Of :
Pure Linen 81 RTS, from s. each.
Gauze UNDER CLOTHING of every description.
Rich Designs in Summer CRAVATS.
Very Cheap Summer COATS and VESTS.
POCKET HANDkERCHIEFS ut any price.
Lisle and Silk GLOVES; Shirt Boson,s.
Elastic and Washing SUSPENDERS.
Linen and Paper SHIRT COLLARS etc.
All marked in plain figures M0ODY'S CHEAP PRICES.
500 doz excellent Shirts 6 for 81 Try them m3O 2pSt
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Il. Career C0nspGsey's
W.. MI. COOSe,g,
y. w. Seymour

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices Ponte Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West
liciana. Residence toupee P. o.. La. d3O Up
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09
a Fearful Position.

The Lafayette, (Ind.,) Journal. of
May 9th, says that "a beastlv traoical
scene occurred" at Hagarstown, Wayne
county, Indiana, on the 9th of May, a,
Van Amburgh s Co.'S Menagerie and
Circus, then there on exhibition. The
Lion attacked a Cougar Of great size and
beautifully spotted. +" Professor" Lang
worthy rushed into the cage. forgetting
even his little whip, but the Lion made
the fatal spring and tore the Cougar into
pieces. Langworihy was then in the cage
with the enraged Lion and fortunately
found an iron instrument used for clean
ing cages, with which he brought the OUT
rageous sovereign of beasts to terms
The Journal says:
The audience during this fearful spec
tacle, exhibited not one sign of fear or
anxiety, but retained the most pleasing
countenances, as though il was all a
circus anyhow, and as many expressed it
quite a liitle fracas." Not 50 with the at
taches OF the company, who, on the con-
clusion of the Professors performances,
gathered around him in the most anxious
manner, expressing their high and mani
fest delight that their friend and fellow
traveller was unharmed. Mr.. Van Am
burgh Immediately repaired to his Zoo
logical buildings III Cincinnati, for another
Leopard in place of the one SO fearfully
destroyed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

EDIToRIAL SLAvERY.-It is not the
writing of the leading article itself, bu,
the obligation to write that article every
week, whether inclined or not, in sick
ness IN health, IN affiiction, disease of
mind, winter or summer, year after wear,
tied down to the task, remaining IN one
spot. 1t is something like the walking of
a thousand miles in a thousand hours. I
have fellow feeling, for ! know how a
periodical will wear down ones elistance.
IN itself. 1t appears nothing; the labor is
not manifest; nor is it the labor, it is the
continual attention it requires. Your life
becomes, as it were, the publication. One
days paper Is no sooner corrected and
printed, than on comes another II is the
stone Of sisyphus, an endless repetition of
toll, constant weight upon the mind,
continual wearing upon the intellect and
spirits, demanding ali the exer,ion of your
faculties, at the same time that you are
compelled to do the severest drudgery-
To write for paper is very we'll, bat to
edit one is to condemn yourself to slavery.
= Capt Marryatt.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09
OFFICERS.

PRESIDENT,
Hon. H. NJ. BILLINGS, Highland.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
SAMUELHE ESQ, Dodgeville,
Hon. l.. STERLING, Mineral Point.
CALEB SYLVESTER, Ese., Mifflin.
SECRETARY
LOUIS H. D. CRANE, Dodgeyilie.
TREASURER.
RICHARD ARUNDEL, Dodgeville.
COMMITTEE OF TOWNS.
JOS. W. DICKINSON, Waldwick.
JOHN BAKER, Linen.
GEORGE w. STRONG, Miff1in.
DAVID MCFARLAND, Highland.
JOHN ELLWOOD, Dodgevllle.
PHILLIP EDDY, Ridgeway.
GARDNER &. MEIGS, Arena.
G. FRANKLIN, Wyoming.
c. c. STANDARD, CLYDE.
o. P. UNDERWOOD, Pulaski.
THOMAS BERRY, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

TIM LEorARD.-" This ere hanimal, my lit
tie dears, Observed the keeper of menagerie
TO a school, . leopard. His complexion Is
yaller, and agreeabIy diversified with black
spots! 1t was vulgar horror of the hancen;s
that the critter vos hincapabie of changing his
spots, which was deproyed in modern times By
obserwin that he very hoften slept in one spot
and next night changed to another
But I say, Mr.. Snowman screamed little
Johnny, " the leopard amt yellow at all. The
Bible says he's white.
We're is the text" inquired the Snowman
" In the Adothecary, or the song of Susanpah p
IJ's where it says that Gehazi went forth
with lepper white as SNOW"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

kNow1HG WHAT OSE's ABour.-"Half
the evil In this world says Ruskin in his
Stones of Venice comes from people
not knowing what they do ike-not de-
liberately settling themselves to find OUT
what they really enjoy. All people enjoy
giving away money, for instance; they
don't know that-they rather think they
like keeping it; and they do keep it, un-
der this falfe impression, often to their
great discomfort. Every body likes TO do
good but not one in hundred finds this
out Multitudes think they like to do evil
yet no man ever really enjoyed doing evil
since God made the world"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

. Study NATURE.-The constant breath
ing of animals would soon render the al
mosphere SO impure that we could not
live, had nature not provided US rerne-
dy. Plants breathe as well as animals
but while the latter only retain oxygin,
and throw off carbon, the process is re-
versed by the former, and carbon is re-
tanned and oxygin thrown off, thus pre-
serving an equilibrium and keeping the
air pleasant for 10Th
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

A volcano is said to have burst forth in
Georgia. According to the accounts of i,
we have seen, it beiches out fame and
smoke in a fashion that would do no dis
credit 10 Etna or Vesuvius. We beg the
frs-eaters to pitch inf Louisville Jour-
nal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09
Oftru.

-dow feelngly Mas osGooD speaks of the q barbe
lords Of that accursed character the slanderer =:
a whisper broke the air
A SOFT light tone, and low,
Yet barb'i with shame and woe;
Cow, might it only perish there'
No farther goi
All me. 4 quick and eager ear,
Canght up the little soundl
another voice has br eathed it clear
And so il wanders round
From ear 10 lip-from lip to ear
Till, to one little heart it spoke,
And th.t-it broke!
II WAS tie Only heart ii found,
The only heart tgoas meant to ind
When first its accents woke;
It reached the suffering heart 81 Last
And that-it brokei
When first II heard
The poisoned word
Il treu1bIed like frightened bird;
Then shut its wings, and sighed,
Aud with a silent shudder died.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

.S When the humorous Judge Dawes was
on the bench of the Supreme Court, in giving a
charge to the jury he had occasion frequently
to make use OF. he wordsnsortgagor and,nortgaqee
The foreman of the jury asked the Judge the
meaning of the words, candidly confessing he
did 1ot know their import, His Honor factious-
II explain ed them thus:
nod TO you-you notice me,
I'm the 7a0d-6r Won the ,o1-cs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

~ 1t was not the magnitude of the Gre
clan army, nor the martial skill of Achilles,
heir leader, that conquered the city of Troy but
ten years Persey yerance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

srD- A printer who was recently
flung by his sweetheart, went to the of
fee and tried to commit suicide with the
: shooting stick but the thing wouldn't go
off. The devil wished TO pacify him and
told him to lool. into the sanc,um, where
the editor was writing duns to delinquent
subscribers. He says that picture of des-
pair retonciled him to his fate.
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GIT6GGWo

- Il rise for information" said a member
Of Congress. I'm very glad to h ar it" cried
one sitting bv, for no one needs it more"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

t-.-=E-. Asp COUNSELLOR ATTAw. Eiclland
.r .-.as.- County, Wis All i,siues eutrus-
. .-- .... ..... ......is a ended 10. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

Il ..NHl- sNll roJ-N~EIE.oE solicitor in Cahucc-
1.aa ,..sesai -a-l -.e mt uoo7eyiis, Iowa CoUn-
81
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CLASS ONR-CATTLE.
Joseph Van Meter, Of
Waldwick; A. s. Bennett, of Highland;
Henry T. Rusk, of Pulaski.
DIVISION 1-DURHAMs.
Best Bull over years old, $500
ID " 800
Best g" under s. 800
ID " 81 ." 200
Best Cow over 3 wears old, 400
% g g 300
Best Heifer under 3 wears old, 200
ID Z" ~ - LOO
Best Heifer under 2 years old, ,Youatt,
Martin, and Stevens on Cattle.
Division 2-DEvoss.
Best Bull over 2 years old, $500
ID " 8" 800
Best Bull under 2 years old, 800
I'd q 8" A" 200
Best Cow over years old, 400
ID &" /" 800
Best Cow under 3 years old 800
2d :" g 90 g Wis. Farmer.
Best Cow under 2 years old, Youart,
Martin and Stevens on Cattle.
Division 3-GRADEs AND NATIVES.
Best Bull over years old, S4,00
2d 3" 200
Best Bull under ? years old, 200
I'd 4" " LOO
Best Cow over years old, 800
% - s' g - 200
Best Cow under 3 years old, 200
I'd " g '' Wis. Farmer.
Best Cow under ? years old. Youan,
Martin and Stevens on Cattle.
Glass Two-WoRKING CATTLE.
COMMITTEE John Roach, of Dodge
vile; Madison Underwood, of Highland
David Bigelow. of Clyde.
Best Yoke of Oxen, $500
Second best Yoke, 800
Best Yoke of Steers, 200
Second best Yoke, Wis. Farmer.
GLASS THREE-HoRsEs AND Mules.
CoMMrrTEE.-Charles H. Cox, Miner
al Point; John Meeker, of Highland
Levi Reed, of Wyoming.
HoRSEs.
Best Stallion that has stood in the Coun-
ty for mares the past season, 500
Second bes, do. 400
Third bes. do. 200
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

s'g@ Two Irishmen one day wen, a
hunting, and on seeing deer start up
some distance before them, Pat raising
his gun, took after the animal
Pat said Jimmy, yer gun IS not load
ed
Whist, yer spalpeen, the baste doesn'.
know it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

.aE A>u ,u,NztLLuE Ar Law, N.uers.i
..- 4.l.al ja .llt negotiations, and t-s.zls-
.asn-s..a 3 .t4 lIs L.ro5e--5e-t- Coi.ert.tus
.-. TO- aElae a. -uausg building -
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:. = BOEDEN.

K EEET AND CaCN$EII.uH Ut LAW Mineral
..E- Collections promptly a,leut-d l.. once
s.-..s & EgauB-3 e s.arr- 81
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WISCONSIN, SHOT TOWER,
HELM WIS
GEORGE W. COBB,

GEORGE W. COBB,
1@ssr and Con1D2isst011 Merchant,
HITH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS.
1att LES IT. cox. Agent
IL i. ~ hand general assortment Of Groceries and
Al tEoNt~tuu- ~ ines ul Liquors -oiL low prices
'sH "r All AlHs g. EauNTEy FkguUCE-
.-stics.sr atteut-on Ytja sa the
ACTION K COMMISSION BUSINESS.
a.-a-aI Point, pec. =, 1850 sou
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

Glass ELEvEN-EARMING IntPLEuENrs.
CoMmIrrEE.-Wm H Virgin, of Ridg-
way; VIM. r. Rowe, of Arena; John
Clayton, of Mif1in. All implements of
this class must have been manufactured
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

--.gl.I ANB ,oCNrELLuI> Law, M.u=gal
. 4 r.re ia &Ilteu's Stone Block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

-Ey- A man and woman one night, in q vi
oleut storm. knocked sturdly at Dean Swift 5
door, and at length reused him from his slum-
bcrs. He rose. and throwing up the window.
asked what they could want They answered
they wanted to be married Immediately, and
had called. No. but" says the Dean, q can |
you wait till morning 1t IS now one o'clock
They stated some urgent reason for proceeding
without delay. The Dean found 1t in vain to
parley Well" said the Dean still keeping
his head out of the window and talking with
the bride and bridegroom IN the street, i" if it
must be 50 III marry you now: Attend!
Under this window in stormy weather,
l join this man and woman together;
Let none but He who made the thunder,
Fer put this woman aud man asunder,"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

4 STUNrER.-The best sample of original crit-
IcIsm We ever heard. was made in :. stage coach
hide To Three of us were talking about
Adam and his fall. The point of discussion
was the apparent impcssi bility that a perfect
man like Adam could commit sin.
3" But he wasn't perfect :" said on. Of the
three
g Wasn't perfect ~ We calculated, in amaze
ment
No sir, he wasn't" repeated our comrnen-
tator.
What do you mean :" we asked.
Well, answered the author, " he made
perfect, l admit-but be didn't stay perfect"
How -
Why, did not his Maker take out one of his
ribs : If he was perfect with all his ribs, he
was not perfect after loosing one, was he p
Our say was silent We we're convinced then
that woman was the cause of mans original i'm
perfection.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

sY-' Capital punishme II" as the boy
said when the school-mis,ress seated him
with the girls.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

s@ II in conversatisn you think per-
son wrong. rather hint a difference ef
opinion than offer contradiction.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

rraEEEY.S At LLF. Mineral Ioinl, Wis. uG
.-Au-.yv & I.llu.Es --el.. g-l
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GE0. D. @s-II.IsEIi. y. Ii

.E-rNT~ a practice has Profession IN aIlits branch
y. I.t.-. aT-1 door below Ausleg ir4uleIs slura
~ -s Tile .g1e> ..I.li-s IS southwest Of the brick
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09
Premium List.

Glass ONR-CATTLE.
CoMmIrrEE.-Joseph Van Meter, Of
Waldwick; A. s. Bennett, of Highland !;
Henry 7. Rusk, of Pulaski.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

the breed and management OF Sheen.
OTHER VARIETIES OF SHEEP.
Best Buck, 81 Go
Second best Buck, 200
best Eve, 200
SECOND pest Eve, Wis. Farmer.
Best pen of 3 Lambs, Youatt Randall
and Skinner's Shepherds Own Book.
I'd best pen of 3 Lambs, Youatt on the
breed and management of Sheep.
CLASS FIvK-SwINE.
CoMM1rrEE.-G NJ Askmore, of Are
na Simon Harller, of Linden; VIM. p.
Ruggles, of RIdgeway.
Best Boar over l year old, S4,0O
"a :" 200
Best Boar Pig, Youatt and Martin on
the Breeds and management of the Hog
Bes; Sow with litter of Pigs, 400
I'd ' . " L" Brownies
Field Book of Manures.
Best Sow Pig, o00
Best pen of ) Store Hogs, Youatt and
Martin on the Breedes and Man
agement of the Hog.
CLASS SIx-PoULTRY.
CoMm1rrEECur,is Beach, of Mineral
Point; Charles S. Miilard, of Mifilin
VIM. Wheeler, of Wyoming.
Best Fowls of Foreign Breed, 200
2d % % WIS Ea-,r-
Best Native Fowls, Brownies Ameri-
can Poultry Yard,
Best pair Of Turkeys, Wis. Farmer.
Best pair of Ducks,
Best pair of Geese,
Glass SEvEN-FARM PRoprcrs.
CoMMITrEE.-L. w. Joiner, of Wyo-
ming Asa G. Gilc, Of CIyde; Ezra Hall,
of Waidwick. All exhibits of this class
must be of this years growth.
Best Bushel of Winter Wheat, $500
2d /" :" Aliens
American Farm Book,
Best bushel of Spring Wheat, 200
2d d" Brownies
Field Book of Manures.
Best Buohel OF Rye, Wis, Farmer
Best Bushel Of Barley, 200
ID " ." Jonnston's Ele-
ements of Agricultural Chemistry.
Best Bushel Of Oats, 200
ID " g 8 Norton's Scientf-
ic and Pract. Agriculturalist.
Best Bushel of Buckwheat, 100
DtSt peck OF lax SEED with specimen
of the FlaE. LOO
Best bundle of Broom Corn, 100
Best Bushel OF Cora in the ear, 200
2d '' '' Wis. Farmer
Best l2 Bushel of Timothy Seed, 200
Best l-2 bushel of Clover Seed, 200
Best Bushel of Rutabagas, LOO
I'd : g 6 Topham's
Chemistry Made Easy.
Best bushel of Flat Turnips, 100
I'd " +" SINNERS
Elements of Agriculture.
Best bushel of Potatoes, Wis. Farmer
I'd 8" g FeSsenden's
Am. Kitchen Gardner.
Best 3 Pumpkins, so
CLASS EIGHT-GARDEN Produce.
CoMMIrTEE.-C. T. Parks, of Arena :;
Ephraim Norton, of Clyde John James,
of Waldwick. All exhibits of this class
no Of
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1E=iness OF Professional Cards, BY the year. first
.'.s-zsh additional line 30 cents
II! algertiseueufs ordered ia without specifying
= al. If fine wiz b inserted tin ordered OUT and
---5 .s,oriinEiy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

Class NrNE-MIsCELLANEoCs.
CoMMIrTEE-Sam. Crawford, of Min
eral Point: Mrs. Geo. w. Bliss, of Min
eral Point; Mrs. A Dodge, of Dodge
vile.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

--yral IL urIeria Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
..-.Flre Sc yellow stone, WIS., Nov II, 1856. Iy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

GETTING THN---s Halo, my friend, l see you
are loosiag flesh"
(0ld gentleman indignant at the familiarity
Of his supposed friend spuuering NEST fear
fUIlv:}
Wa-what, Ioos;ug flesh You i,upudent
scoundreIl I'll let you know, sir. I'm not, sir.
l, sir, last night, So, was weighed sir and Lad
gained ten pounds, sir Very pretty state Of
affairs if person is to be insul'ed il this man
ner!"
Well my friend. all that I can say is. if you
look behind, YOU viii find it to be true
Old gent discovers a small dog making Z Vi
oleot attack ON his market basket.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

(. c. WASHBJRN s CO,
. a ~ * II II . >
E--gsN, 81 p GEORGE, L IL wHzTrLEsaE-
.. avn a5-eet On the principal c;.es OF the [. s
.' Exchange on the chief towns oE
h7vat Britain, France. Holland, Germany and
Switzerland.
r attention paid to collections and proceeds
" Eeail.tr4 al current rates Of exchange, without
4@.- charge.
~e.t-r Notes, Drafts, ,Certidcatos Of Deposit, and
. '.. sg.4 pald and Silver Coin.
WISCONSIN, SHOT TOWER
HELENA, WIS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09

Dr.. BENZ. l.. BRISBANE,
-.E al. residence - Arena, Iowa Co, Wisconsin.
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you'd -esprctfH.y orT his services the citizens
II Il Nf.aIa, and surrounding country, as FHISL-
\ All -UEE EUN-
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