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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
FRESHET AT ELMIRA, n. Y.

ELnIRA, frlday, June lJ-3 =. VI.
The stOrm of the last two days has been unusually
severe. The streams very much swollen, and the
houses on the banks very much injured A
freght-train literally blown off the track between
this place and Corning yesterday by gust OF wind
and rain. No person was injured The travel by the
Erie Railroad is obstructed by the washing away of
the banks. The weather is clear, and the streams
are subsiding. The railroad will be in order by to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
IRON KANSAS.

TOPEKA, June II, 1857.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
The State Legislature adjourned at midnight last
night, after having completed sufficient legislation
O. maintain the Free-state organization. No steps
were taken to break up their sitting.
The bogu, election takes place tomorrow. The
County Judges in several Counties have declared
certain parts of the census act imperative. The
Slavery men have informed Gov. Walker that
the Constitution will not be submitted to the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

- Cambridge investigation Of the na.sgs- Of
- Urn Spiritual Manifestations, so. called, seems
ntly to be esrnest and thorough. We notice that
Mr G. a. RednSn, one Of the most noted ioedioss"
Of this City leaves this afternoon 10 spend week N
Boston and vicinity, with special reference TO Prof
Agassz and bis colleagues 10 the Investigation. The
Fox girls are already on hand. We exhor' eli devo-
tees of the ankle joint and knee-pan theories
to watch them .harpy ard report progress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
EXPLOSION AT PATERSON. ". J.

PATERSON, Friday, June 10, 1857.
The steam-boier connected with the establishment
Of a. G. Van Blarcum, carpenter and builder,
ploded at 81 o'clock this morning. and entirely demol
ished the building and scattered the fragments in
every direction Some Of the fragments were thrown
to the distance Of whole block from the Con-
siderable damage done TO several buildings in the
neighborhood by the brick and timbers. No lives
were lost, although several persons were injured The
cause Of the explosion purely accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
THE WEATHER IN NEWFOUNDLAND

ST. JOINS, N. F., Friday, June 10, 1857.
The weather here continues unusually cold for the
season. and vegetation il two three weeks later than
for some years past Thermometer this afternoon SIS
The wires from this city to New-York continue in
fine order, and several dispatches were received TO-
day from our Office No. q Wall stree: in New York in
from Is TO 30 Minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
FxEcuT1oN OF THE MURDERER JACKSON.

CHlI 400, FTludy, JUuV II, Io0f'
jackson. oorseted of the murder OF Ronal Morris
in Lake County last Fall, executed this morning
three miles from this CITY, lie confessed 10 tue muir
der some DAYS since Ii is estimated that - 900 per-
sons attended the execution, pnd the crowd pressing
on The nlatforn il was broken, but fortunately
was injured The military Were cut IN force, and the
execuf on nassed of quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
CHEMUNG AND CROOKED LAKE CANALS

AIbANl, IIIUQlf UN't3V
Intelligence has reached the Canal Department OF
fearful freshet aud serious breaks on the Chemung
Canal. Fifteen hundred feet of the bank Is gone DE-
tween locks No. 8 and No. % aud seven Breaks are
reported between locks No. % aud No. III. Ihe
Crooked Lake Canal repairs have just been com
ptted ana news Of serious damage Is expected from
there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
TIE FRESHET AT CORNING.

CORNING, N Y, Friday June 49, 1857.
More rain fell here last night, and the trains the
Erie Railroad are still detained west of this point by
the food The passengers are taken West by the
Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad via Roches-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
THE KHERSONRsE AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Friday, June ly, 1857.
The screw-steamer KhersOnese, from Liverpool via
St. Johns n. F. arrived here at y o'clock this
ing. She will sail again for Portland at o'clock to-
morrow morning. Weather stormy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
BUYING OF THE OLD DOMINION STEAM
FLOR MILLS
PETERsBuRG, VA En-

PETERSBURG, VA, Frday, June II, Io9''
The O.G Domiuion Steam Flour Mills 10 this place,
swned by > T. Paul esq were entirely destroyed by
ire last night Loss, $4,000, which Is partially IN
sired Tie fire was tie work Of az incer diary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
DINNER TO HON. VIM. b. REED.

PHlLDELPHIA, Friday June ~, 1917
Hon VIM. Is. Reed has accepted an invitation from
our OFT prominent merchants politicians ana citzehs
t. public dinner at the La Pierre House, on Monday
evening next previous to his departure on his mission
10 China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA

HALIFAX, Friday, Ju1e 10, 1857.
The r. NJ. steamship America arrived here from
Boston at midnight, and sailed again for Liverpool at
o'clock this morning.
The weather is cloudy and calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
,,,,b 20 TIE NJ 7. Tribune.

6pecia D,.pstoh 20 Tie NJ Inbune
WASHINGTON, Friday June 10, 1851.
The following removals. are believed to be con-
templsted A. 0. Dayton, Fourth Auditors Phil
lips, Sixth Auditor; Brodhead, Second Control
Ger; Whiting Pension Commissioner. Anderson,
Commits oner Of Customs, resigned to-day.
Thirty clerks vii be dropped from the Pension
Office, aud eight or ten more from the Land Office,
On the 30th Of june also half dozen 8 600 clerks
from tie Patent Office
Col. VIM. b. Morgan Of Ohio will probably get a
full mission.
The rumOr Of an investigation into the conduct
of Cspt Davis, on Walkers demand, is unfoundod
conjecture.
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Friday June 49, 1857.
Geographic dispatch has been received from En-
cry ID. Potter accepting Of the vacant Utah
Judgf Il ps He is an ex-Member Of Congress from
Ohio The other Judgeship has been offered to Mr..
Ecklcs 81 Indiana, who will probably accept. IL Is
uncertain whether Judge Stiles, who is now here, VIII
return to ihe Territory welfounded report assigns
the Mar haship Of Utah to Thomas H. Dunn OF Mis-
sissippi. Col Cummings will again be rendered the
Govern rshp and his acceptance considered certain
The California Overland Mail question, after under
going thorough consideration in the CabiCet has been
referred to the General who is not yet pre-
pared 70 pronounce decision. The impression pre-
NOis however that the Southern route Will be selected,
c5fNEicirg at Memphis and continuing by way of
Fort Smith Donna Anna, and Fort Yuma. The OBJ
ject is TO have the route through country susceptible Of
easy settlement, and which will not be interrupted by
heavy Some Of the bidders desire to be heard
before the Postmaster General sha finally dispose Of
the question.
The Havana correspondence Of the 9th, i'll the New
Orleans papers, is cOnfrmGtory Of the intention of
Spain to invade Mexico Orders have been given to
prepare tlree months raons for 10 600 men. The
Navy Yard and Arsenal busy occupied in packing
material and volunteers enrolling. 1t is also
frmatory VI the special dispatch from Washington to
THE Ncv- York Herald, respecting Gen. Santa Annas
agency.
Inform alton has been received to the effect that the
Spanish Government has prolonged to the 3lst of De-
cember IT. exemption previously accorded TO all ves
ses arriving in Spain from foreign ports with flour,
grain beans and other mealy substances; but the
empt0r from all duty only be enjoyed when the
qrkoc cargo consists of these substances Several In
stances have occurred of vessels being made to pay
full duties in consequence OF their having board
few hundred slaves or other tfhes.
From a document recently received at the State
Department relative to the observations of the British
squadron in the West udies it appears the fact has
been ascertaired beyond doubt that the Saline
dina Bank extends further TO the eastward than it is
laid down in the chart by nearly two miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

ERIE r AZ Road OBSTRUCTION. to last Risht
there had bsn 40 arrival for days Of ,opsh wesen
rain AZ Jersy CITY on the f,s York Lie Rslroa In
Consequence of the feshet Coming by which The iafs u
,tst road Is ,ubmeIged ess trains star regsi'y b. tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

THE TIVE oy NooS.-The City Hall and ether
fre-bells about4he city will commence TO-DAY stalking
the conect iine OF noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
TIE ELECTION AT PROVIDENCE, R; !.

PROvIDFNCT, K. T., FrIuayi Juue 70 70;
The fifth trial to elect Mayor has resulted IN '9e
cloce Of William NJ Rodmau, the American candi-
date, By 9s3 majority over all. Every Waid gives
him "A IN Aipiitv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

RETURN OF THE OCEANUS ENGINE co.
BosTON, Friday, June 10, 1857.
The Oceanus Engine Co. left for New-York this
evening, via Norwich.
The weather continues very disagreeabe, and cold,
with a drzzly rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

seant Hicks bad received 10 sccessons frc1n the
Wood force. though Il was curea,ly reported tina,
there Veeihtee WHO were in fsyo q recognizing Tire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

The Sixth Ward-a synonym-ior rum, wee, WRETCH
edress and atter-day Democracy, mas uecIarei "'
preference with an unamity that bespeak' 1t as
snlerdid illustration Of a harmonious feeling among
men. ALL O'Clock last evsning, Sergeant HICKS o!
the Seventeenth metropolitan Precinct was dePutsd BY
Deputy Carpenter to go to the Sixth Ward Old ga
t,u-House and request the force 10 reP0Ei ln'
at o'clock at the Sixth Ward Metropolitan Fouo7
Station. House. No. IS White street.
Previous to the caIfs of the -oll, Sergeant *
had brief dialogue with Capt. Daring N "hieA ne
stated thst he proposed to Rad the order OF Deputy
Carpenter to the znen Cap. Daring slesea ne 'nDuu
allow no papers 70 be read proceeding from the Ne"
couni.sione,s in the Station-House. Sergeant HICKS
asked if tina. vas bis snal reply. Capt Daring re
plied that il was. The roll was then called snG
Sergeant Hicks took his position on the steps ana p
the mes marched out he requested tAe iotce 70
tLensehe, at O'Clock at No. - White s'rs:i, ID
new Station. House. Soon after the other pla.o9
came in. ard as they entered he gave similar o'd'
An hour and hall sfer Tia OTieg was lA'q'i, nj
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
TIE GREATEGT
MEDICAL DISCO ERY
OF TIE AGE


The vy--se Sc---eIa DOM . Z csrl-l-r T.-.-s
r.. - - :. =, - -, .. a.. --
failed ,zcalt in .-o ea-e=. jetl, tnsr,.r Ia.- r 4
now I'm lis ar-sa-- ion a..- ,r, I. r. -.s.. q
y.'lr. q. A .,gfi,ifI ,yaIr.tg r..fr.- "a t.a.r.H
Two hotties .--. yr--5.-,... f.. .r.-. q. r.
,,s fo tf,-. F..-ti.. Min .,,- .. fr-e. .f.. .- =
slss on the face.
rn or rr.r hotties viii .,r-- sr. z-a..r- q. .
T-r BOTTLES 47, ,-,rrerr.i -. rrrr. -a- lz.aa'-
tIrl 1.,s7,.s, and .-,,,.sa.rf,
Three 70 i've r,,-rfrz ar, warranted &c. cue q. -
Kind ,f r--,-=f,.a1.-
O-r.- tfrt M .rss q-.. ,-,----..r. ID. c--.a- i--
g., III. 800
7'-.1 r-- - ,-- ~ O., r--- --r----. ..a -
,.s M '-.T.-..,. -.-,.- 80 l..--
-. ~ T...- 40 --.r..,.4-- 90 -.r- rs---. e..
r7,-.,,--,,, 49, ~,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
1857 Spring Trade. 1857
II A r u " A RE.
WI, BLAIR & COMPANY.

No. I-6, Lake Street, Chicago. Illinois.
T IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
L American Hardware, Tin Plate &c, have in store
large and complete stock. which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English and American
500 dozen Axes, Collins, Simmons, Leverett's, etc.
600 dozen Shoves and Spades, Amee', Rowands, etc.
1000 dozen Grass Scythes, Bloods, Wadsworths,
ECO dozen Scy1he Snaths, Lan2son's, etc.
500 dozen Cast steel Hoes.
400 dozen Cast Steet Hay Forks.
1000 dozen Pocket and Table Cutlery, assorted.
400 dozen Files, Butcher and other, makers
10 tons Pump Chain.
80 casks Ok and Coil Chains.
LOCO pairs Bright Traces.
2,5o0 LoXes Tin Plates, Z, ! y, and extra sizes.
5000 bundles Sh ct lron Nos. 10 to IS, guase.
i0,oG0 lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
so casks Sheet Zinc.
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
- sets Timers fools and Machines
200 tons anneded Fence Wire.
100 kegs I'd Nails.
Japannet! and Pressed Tin Ware, full assortment SIN
LLIAA c. =. NEI son. o. W. BELDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
EMPIRE SAW WORKS

" II. T. t'AEEEl q NI
Ware Ifoon Ne. 81 Main street. ST. Louis, Mo-
AEtFACTUEEItS of any description Of Erfra Cast
VA SECT Mn, Circriar Pa 1iiey Cross cat, FetIoe
Hand and Panel SGtrs sac HaRdrcis Upsets and C0ld
Chiscis Trunk Springs KHires Reaper Stcdes, Springs
- Also Saws repaired and made good as new at
small expense.
The undersigned have made such Improvements and
ariyeJ ~ such perfection in the empeIiuE and grinding
department @. their works, ana take such pains pro-
cure the best quality of steel, that they assert with
CAT fear If contradiction that fhcr stock Of
hand and now being manuGlctu rcd and will be
only equal to but superior 10 a made in brought to
this market
good TO the purchaser if found he =
year (l7-ly) ". L. T. GAGE x co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
. NJ L II o v Z ID

TIE subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF terri
( tory for sale in the West, Z" The above celebrated
Mills and Is prepared TO furnsh all times either
wholesale retail, guaranteed IN the positive
1t is more than year since the Little Giant was
introduced 20 the public, during which time it las been
instantly growing in popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented makes
IL the perfect chine offered general
Il Is furnished complete ready for attaching
and weG follows No. !. 225 No. > No g.
No. !, 800 pounds Twenty minutes sufficient
Up one without mechanical aid and when djustcd.
it with safety be entrusted a boy Full Directions
accompany each phil
? RI c Z :
No. So and viii grind bn- meal per hour with horse
. 3 $50, and Is d" {"
4 $50 and 20 .
Liberal discount dealers.
JAMES p. CHADWICK,
No C3 Locust St, between Second and Third,
49ly St. Louis. No.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

DIR. ID. M. WELD
WoULD announce to the citizens Of Mineral Point
w and the public generally that lac removed lis
DENTAL OFFICE
to tie room Immediately over NuCatt's paguerriar
Rooms, opposite the Post Office High street where
he viii Ice happy 10 wait all who NAV be lle,sel n
favor him WI n call All operations incident In tho
profession VIII be performed with skill iSn4fc and
he tatcrs himself that lis experience in his business
and skin as an operator will ensure satisfaction to all
lie practices the various modes % inserting
-AHIIFYCIdL TEETH.
either pivot plate lie uses as base gold silver
gUta percha, subject TO the choice OF his PATIENTS In
every instance Porcelain Teeth will he used Of the hrst
manufacture in the world, natural in tint and rnrs-
sion as 10 deceive the most critical observer These
Teeth are rot affected Icy the agents accommodation
consequently never become offensive OF change their life
like appedrancctcy lasting than life itself
Teeth will be inserted the Atmosphere Pressure min
ciple from 10 entire as the case may reuirc
thus avoiding the old cumbersome method Of SPRINGS
Particular attention will be paid treatment Of
Childrrn,s Teeth,
so as to ensure healthy development and regularity in
The position OF tn most useful beautiful Dreams
ieeth VIII tc titled the application made IN time vi "a
pure Cold IN such manner preserve them to the
END Of life Teeth will be carefully extracted with rs lit
ne pam rs paSsibc improved Instruments will be used IL
All cases satisfaction warranted in every uartIlar
= IooTH POWDERS always on hand lorsl'e
Mineral Point, October 70 l5JG. 4ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
Field & Garden Seeds & Genuine


WE have stock for Spring Trade fully com
w PleteG, ana shall be glad friends and all
viii" are wanting seeds the Farm T Garden. Among
our Field Seeds may be found
Spring IFhc0ts, King Philip Rcd Elaze
bdrIey, hge, HtHa, tt other rGrietics Of Corn
Potdnd oats, 5Lioror, Il1n0thy,
Early and Latc Potatoes, and other Grasses
with large assortment oE Seeds for Root crops
Tor the Kitchen Garden will be found full and
piete assortment of vegetable wanted OF the
best varieties and selected with great and many
much expense. several varieties Seeds will be
found among our importati0ns.
CHINESE SUGAR CiSE-PURE SEED
The subscribers have obtained supply seed Of the
above plant no" attracting so much OF public attention
1t Is most thoroughly endorsed by the leading Agricul
urasts, aud Agricultural Societies. and Agricultural
Papers in the Union.
At this especial time it is worth trial From ii
can be grown seed which will be found valuable
in addition 10 the stalk for syrup forage making
much profitable than ordinary cro,s eentIen,,
who has trl5d it. SAYS:
One of the stalks properly cultivated will Weld
from 400 20 900 gallons Of u syrup equal 10 the best
New Orleans and from the roots second rroD Of
excellent fodder Sown broadcast in close drills
land deeply powcd or highly manurcd it viii Weld thriV
70 MY thousand pounds OF superior fodder to the
lttc seed Is excellent tor human food when ground
meal, and fattcns domestic animals very speedily
lie seed winch has been very carefully kept pare from
the original importation Will be offered in cloth pack
ages each containing enough plant fourth of an
in drills with full direction which
S.rericctly simple These packages viii per
each package When not sent by mail will furnish
proportiouate quantity
Early orders solicited. the supply seed quite
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT wall he found COM
petcy stocked with Tools and Machines for every
and mode Of Farming and ali of the most approved
ticles.
IT, Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
{ q Full Catalogues gratis receipt of postage
stamp.
HENRY u. EMERY &, CO..
o~s No 2O4 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
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Wholesale Tea House.

4 / CtsAti W Amer, Agent. No. 1ZI, Sodth Water
L i street, near Clark, Chicago, Illinois
5000 Hall Chest founs yson, Cd III ) son, G mr.
powder. Imperial aud Twankey Teas.
100 =, itif hcsis Black Teas.
$500 Caddy Boxes do. do.
Comprising the greatest variety OF Tens of New
DIRK and for sale AT low prices, and liberal terms
IL Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended 10. 3ml2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
AHDR0TIPES. lNBROTYPES,,


IAEiNG just returned from -. Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art. would
sVectfa inform the citizens of Mineral FONT vici
iiy that nc has opened a fine
A;rbro;ypc. Photograph and Daguerrean C aiIerv.
and invites the citizens to call see his fine specimens
d the art which far sutpass in beauty and correctness
Inc hrotvPcs most beautiful in clearness richness
and d-csCy Of tone and have several advantages
laEUerreotypcS- They be taken in fourth the
irae sitting they not reversed have glare light:
they are warranted never to fade. Thew all the ac
now in the cities Al Who them are charmed with
Their ueauty aud cearneSs. Come all
call. Instructions given ii the on good terms
have n" hand EHe gold Iocbets cheap cash all kpds
Of fancy cases and frames. Children taken in ono sccopS
Rooms opposite Post Once
23u {. r MOTFETT, Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

Boots G Shoes,
At the shortest notice and Of any Kind quality that
may te desired. The Boots and Shoes
us are made Of better materials and with than
the usual Eastern work That i manufactured 0y for
settiHg And ihose who tn make viii
1t Is good practical economy to encourage hone industry
Loot and shoe Findings.
We are prepared to supply The trade cheapv a. fhev
can purchase elsewhere our Stock is large ana
sortment complete.
Leather.
i good assortment Of Leather constantly hand and
We can supply Dealers and Manufacturers vi Ia any amount
Of Stock desired
= Having bad an experience Of vfve years
IN orr business, do not deem
consider ourselves fully competent to DO good wol
can ne done ~ any establishment in the State Knoin-
our misunderstanding 10 follow il yiag-ana
string to live by It. also feel disposed those I've
who trade with us and would therefore say 10 al
COME AND TRY Us,
at our OLD STAND, nearly opposite the United States Io
lei. GEO pTII-TFY 4 20
Mineral Point, Wis. w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

| - .t THOUSAND FLOWERS -
- .lsehI nTrrn-afar !, - he fo,g.4 -ita 80.
- y a7'i'!s- ots siEnii-- ~h--.-.~rs. ID -
yTSIAN-s ORIG s-arr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

No. ii y. MAIN strict,
ST. LOUIS, NO,
RE prepared to oTr 10 their and the trade
assortment of articles unsurpassed in quality
caeapness, 10y House IN their line, East West.
Stock consists well selected nlcI of
article in Iy S-iDDlEltS AND COACH MAKERS.
We are manufacturing many OF our goods At Columbus
Sing Sing and Auburn, y. V and have lately established
House in Newark, New Jersey for the manufacture of
Patent and Enarneled Leather, large assortment OF
which will always be found IN store.
our English Goods imported directly by ourselves
thereby paving but one commission.
The greatest part of our SHIFTING, HARNESS AND
BklpIE LEATHER, Is finished ~ ourselves, good sup
ply Of which il shall be constant endeavor keep
hand.
We in receipt Of large assortment of Eastern
SPRINGS AND +-tES. srop various manufactures.
= Particular attention will be given to Grng or
arrs.
81. Louis Februarv L. 1886. LIT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

IfE,t .s=.tsl, Faacv and Toilet --.f-1cz fI--=-.-
= y ve1s KS .7aficu Tc'fetl+s S-9Tist =
r IN, BAY Rum, Fan dc CoIcrr,,' j--i- ~ ~
- f. l-.s, ,a l5ro7n Windsor Sogp. Whise Be-
80, having 'Fesi treaIn Of Soap ard hapd-ec
oil Nl-JANrS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

WE have now stock for Spring Trade fully
w peteG ana shall be glad to friends all
win" wanting seeds for the Farm Garden. Among
81 Field Seeds may be found