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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-02
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
HOWARD ASSOCIATE QN,
PIELtDt LruTA
TEIPnn DANV AN..s,f-S CEzEErr

TO sl persons afflicted With Sexual Diseases suoh a.
! St-EHA SHE4-A. SEMINAL NLlESE~S 49,
ECLENtE. trDEsEaHEtA- ell 1T. SFPEITITE ~.
VIC Of o-yANIs'. OF SELL ABUSE. &c. -
The EDWARD ASSOCIATION. ~ view ~ tho s-vs
-est-1-iou q la2 life caused h Sezuzl gszssas a-
tie CcrDti0us Hca,-syd uIeu the UEfos gna-s ri .ls
ofsurh diseases bg Qgacs. lser directed srrir ,o-
.us Surgeon, p : EHAIIIAtLE ACT WORTHY y -s-f-
name, 10 give IEgLtL ADVICE. GRATIS 10 iii ~
scnf tus afflicted eho aply y istr,-, .i;a de,--l-
ic1 u teIf condition 8zes occBF- i. habits # .5r
So ana n cas- on extreme Y1rerr SKI zUa-t-r t.
FURNISH HEDi, INES FREE. Or CHARGE.
The Howard association : q brrrv1s1: rasr--..f7r
ssE tv special Cna6 =rgFrt. p che relief -r
sick -E5 distressed, afflicted viii .Flgunt zua rs.-
c Disease L LIS plus Z rz-tas vslfsEl -f.
1ireclof' nave voted 70 espe- - yar-sE The Above
notice. L Is s.1le-s 80 -lsa +a Asgre!-1, $3.50
l2r-S The highest s-ie.l skill Of the age and = n sr-
Dish th- Ia1st 1Erorst modern t--s-gae-t
Just Published. y -Hs Association. Ra-art C-e-
1os-orsGs or Seminal sEDess the vice of (ra-:s--
MSstucbStlun a. ~s'4huse and other Diseases ~ a.
SruA oFySns - the consaiHE SG~Eroa which win b.
sent - r1slt tt -. 81 oFveiopr) FREE OF CHARGE
on he r'c"J9t - Fe STAMPS r. postage.
hf5r-~~, Dr. Go. 4 CALHOUN Consulting =r-ue-,
Howard Assoc stleH. No. south NINTH S--est PAfr-
s'phis, Pa. BY or'-- q The Directors. '
EKsA n. EEaRTWELI Prs~i1-at
so. FAEkCEiLp, Secretary. nr-lr
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Candies. Of all kinds,
ANBROTYPESi iNBROIYPES!i
rROEESNOR rIOEEErr,,C

z
FEAVING just returned from St. Louis where he has
been taxing thorough lessons the art, would re-
specially inform the citizens Of Mineral Point vci-
ity that he has opened fine
Aubrotypc, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.
aud invites the citizens to call anS see his fine sen
Of the which far surpass in beauty and correctness
The Ambrotypes most beautiful in clearness rlcpes
and dclcacy OF tone and have several advantages over
Daguerreotypes. They be taken III fourth the
TIME sitting they are not reversed have glare OF Ugh
they warranted TO fade They all the "a
now IN the cities. All who them charmed with
call. Instructions given ID the art on coed terrs
have on hand fine gold lockets cheap for cash all kinds
Rooms opposite Post Once
25d c. R. MOFFETT, Artist.
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DISSOLUTION

Y. "a IS hereby given ylst ths PARTNERSHIP bs-..
SIS sNlss1aS between -ne Subscribers in fbs a.
BUSINESS under the firm q Slracsa 4. T.stI,-5-
leeu dissolved b. mutual cl-s...- n. -. 80.
1AtS "lth the late trTG az requested 10 al 80
~ Il. g same with y. LathTuY 5sa1 will rer+z--, 7.
@-fs[ on tie business At the ola stand. 'e u
8 :. SpEAGT-r
A-s-Al Point, May Oh, 1857. '>'i i55r
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Palmer & WILL Ms
.SEIE-HLsIsE EEhFls AsB A8s5A
The improvements for 1857.

p. An iron driving -teel. constructed q princi-
- pc which combines great strength with eItraor-
.iuzTy lfehfnr--.
2-Inrrovsi arrangement or the ua.in frame CT the
"a fonta 81 iUstshie br.c, ~ means II which the
height 4 tEs C7t can De regulated Without removing
B5u- bolt ~-srs s3 in less time than be
Done Any other Ssctire-
tt-ice - regulating - size of the bundles
n =ht grain n Rio can r. stopped Ard retained A.
any ps.rt - re7u.Gti0r snd the bundles made
lar-e a. tz@ir1S
5-TAe EacLi-s Is better balanced b. a .srsns ar
-snrs1r1t -i4c s<1ias driver.
tnc ~-.eFt - The tongue the horse
t.re rsinF ride Wheel IS increased 70 thirty inches
in diameter.
A &hilug tNe driver overlook the grain
To br cut. ~ ire Reaper and Lis team.
s-Au Improvement IL the Cams OF ihe Rake Spring
2s&atle wrought iron, in the place Of the cast
iron rAke teeth.
The Moving Attachment.
BY removing six bolts. the main platform and Rake
thtn - attached L then forms # The
SUBSTANTIAL &sd light running Movers in Il has
iu usad lively sTe Gr~eTssl satisfaction
No combined ResTer AL Mover has vet able IA
equal this both a. Rrsrer and IS g Mower.
Warranty.
This Reaper Is 70 be ell r1ado of good ma
tsr1os sn in good rortnariike usnuer l.stle tc
get cut Z ori- Cut a. KIN Of :ir4l equal Ans
He.psr IN tie world 70 0Ef hs the Grain p--ter
ID . Ordinary c=@dlEs 70 hp capsule With man
and good horse team, of cutting s-d rsking 90 from
ten 10 twenty seres Of rs per tsy, leaving IL II bunch
AGrsrs.-ti. 4 BELDING. Biscs Earth. Dane GO.
Wis, GEORGE " COBB and T. <. BLODGETT. Miners
Point 9.tju.5I
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ST. LOUIS. no.
RI prepared to offer 70 their customers sl .s I'D,
Il an 7E~'r,reat Of articles unsurpassed in aa.it I
ei'rnef- y an hc-=e In their line, Eset or West
Car HtHgs Cpasr.s OF well ten As 7r.sart ~ 49,.
sf5.ete 10 use t1 SADILthS AND COACH NaEFF-
50 nan uElS m.uv Of soo5s at Columbus
house IN NeFsrk Aes erse, for the Manufacture of
Patent sne k8@Eeled Leather, large assortment Of
winch Will s4NSfs ae found ia store.
H.li-t 9o.as AZ imported directly BY ourselves
th+->tY paying cut one commission
~. ~ sJ--tst' ~ Of cus SsTETTSG, UARNKSS AMI
1fNl,4f AbAitltls, Is finished good .r7r-
hand - ~ Aetg or
arc IN receipt Of large Assorts-eut Of ks..-,,
9fS--.ss a 80 "a - ron vsrIau- rusnuA--ori..
e HA-tl-Hlsr attention VIII BE given = .r;,x -
De- - W --4-s -
81 Louis, F.brusry l.. 1885 H.
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1876? Spring Trade. 1867
II A r ID W A RE
WEI. BLATEl & COFAVy,

" II. 1I4aA'l a OVtAF1
No. I76, Lake Street, Chicago, /.
gNPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreigu'and
American Hard ware, Tin Plate, &c., have in store
large and complete stock, 20 which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English and American
manufactures.
500 dozen Axes Collins, Simmons, Leverett's, etc.
coo dozen Shovels aud Spades Anles Rowiands, etc.
900 dozen Grass SCI tes BIood's, Wasaorth's,
TGO dozen Scytlle SEGtHs, Iaulson's etc.
800 dozen Cast Steel Hoes.
400 dozen Cast Steel Hay Forks.
10 600 dozen Pocket and able Cutlery, assorted
$500 dozen Flies, Butcher and other, makers.
10 tons Pump Chain.
so casks OK and Coil Chains.
l003 pains Bright Traces.
$500 boxes Tin Plates. Il c, Y, and extra szos
2009 bundles Sh~et Iron, Nos. 10 to - guase
10000 lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
so casks Sheet Zinc.
LOCO bundles assorted Bright Wire.
IS sets Timers Tools and Machines.
200 tons anne2leG Fence Wire.
1900 kegs assoTt ted Nails.
JapanneI and Pressed Tin Ware, fun assortment sa
WILLIAM BLAIR c. r. ~. BELDEN.
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p Il L MIUM BIN DING
AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.
WHOLEsALE MOOT AM SHOE sropE

WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
I'VE subscriber, having owed his stock of Boots
and Shoes II No. SO Lake-street, respectfully
forms the trade and pablc generally that addition
greater facilities he IS now receiving large additions
ms former stock, consisting Of variety OF SPRING
GOODS, which he viii sell at low figure and
good terms as any house in the West Particular at
tention given to Cling orders from the country.
JAMES DUNLOP,
3ma 60 Street. Chicara
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yDR SALE,

FOR SALE.
d. Francis Textbook. 9 l-2 acres Of T.,5 81 I'D
fence On which IL dwelling house. gco6 stables and
80. v-.ol.-ln@s situated miles north OF Mineral
tGiHS on ne surrey road For particulars enquire 81
subscriber on The premises. - 'i'e
NV p Asoo' % ) FRANCIS TREBILCOCE
ply OF 4 THOUSAND FLOWERs.-This xn.gUe
= ssht p -paE>tloa is - be found, with large
VIFLAS'S DRUG STORE
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NOTICE.

All persons hereby forbidden TO Nine Dig or 9th
erwise trespass upon Mineral from the n
quarter of the N W. quarter of section FIVE r57 town
FIVE, 81 range three east any other lands beon
ing the undersigned without my consent In case 81
such tespass the parties viii be dealt with ACCORDING tn
Law. WILLIAM AuFG
Dodgeville, July 18th, 1856 Ietf
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TE51s Al Fss-oag.-F1l-g Of Reaper and Mower.
- Elz 500 esEn on deliver 800 j. note due Dec
isr, 1857 Reaper $j75s r.-: 81 Gosh ~. III noe s
Dee sst, 1851 ir K-sra- AID +g7v- E. 30 cast. Rear
er, s-oO oash. A, orders promptly attended to.
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oCO > - SltOELN
Of every description for Leios, Gsnts girls boys
JEW LEY,
That cannot fail 70 please the eye OF the particular
We hsTe Also TEAS, Of the best quality Tor 30, 80 and
% cents per pound.
CA.rEvIsG.-RaE, Stair end Floor Carpeting hand.
Thu above GOODS aud many Others, viii be sold cheap
than before known here.
Such Goods were purchased last spring viii be
sold cost, to make for the Stock ths
5tarrly arriving from the East
~ Please call and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements cor-sct DONE forget tho piheeDeller
AcheIbaeheT's OLD STAND.
DELLER & CO.
Mineral Point, 1855. z6-lv
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PREPARED BY
DIR. y. e. AYEFs & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
u

:. Il. VIVIAN, IN Mineral Point J. E. Tao-s3Ais Far
cite kGsseI & ThesrIc, Darlington T. c. s:tr.f'
DoGEeTIll' !. Il Reed = Co Chicago SD J.. E-sts-
Aliens, y holes2le gents ana so-1 b. D.a'.rs EsE
cine O. cry gbe-o. u1-a5 81
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81 customers Invited TO e.!T N grc-sv,- -
4v sF thtrs II ms line. aud any rer.r 9.f-Cus :.
-, r,,.. ~. --- I. CORNISH.
-'s''s N+-' IS -He2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
IL 81. travels trttled "Hnga,y IA 1851" pusissei
by C. s. SeIibssr isnd o,ig1, ly ao essed ID Is'efs
q. H. - Tux 4 aIkrHll TN spents ~ ~:

IL bic travels trttied "Hngs'y "a Jsjl, pnsisso1
BY & s SfIibbsr iend oyig1, iy ac~ ess@a I'd is'es
6s d He, gary 70 THs TsIbcss usae spsss' on III
in t,,r, s.mfsb,, asd ,ossss IN 81 10 - - moab
ss & j. n, .s, " ~, -. rh e"su.s .ssn
is'. te.n 'e,, Isnsrrsa~ 1hsJ al agree "s' Aefe
u.' ,Sen speals Of other interesting putsilars Of
the ipbabnabts, e., INK them q chs,ec'ef for vgof,
MAI lines. and s-r eroeity hospitality and poitehefs
sls altogether state u ,oc'ety whose t41A he hsd
neyeT s.ep ekevhere. Whom he inq Iired OF than
Row they acc mt for these superios soaA sod
oral c,eris'cs they strbuted 20 the e.idetoe
Of sn old sgrsrisn or land Invitation lag, eH'sDg io'
Hsfy ayes, which prohibited every iDoiylousl rom
loloLg OF owning more land than about ioo VI o''
acJts.
Tx TRIBUNE q "perfectly saisf9d th.s oar
"rt, hbor thai make three proh:s On tne ssuis
"cspnol provided esch y based on sctuai serVlce 70
"the conn unity" As We wodld consfrus the pTopci,
ton here laid down. our Paper Money Banss YOU'D
rot core within the category q. all for their oonSec.
ton with the State il a gIieyous wToLg ana uey are
guilty Of huge dbseryice 10 ine community La ~
scy sIder few e The fse;s:
Jsk,tp the average loars ~ our Ciy Bs9k. t0f the
wear ,poipY SEPTEMBER s. 1857, ~ SIP 0n,~l0. one
profit On which at per cent T. ,siO OVo; allowing
Them per cert CT 81 900 0C0 their average specie
ODD hapa $40 CO., which ded7ced from the interest
ih.y ectiye kaves the etsbeve Of 8, 0'OW 900 Nov
sDpposiIg The loans Of our Ciy Banks to be one htn
of the wbole country, and we have TIE enormous total
az $35 GO coo ss the initial tax levied By our Paper
Money NOBILITY
Such is the morstrous tex thst p.Tared Legislators
who swear 70 support tie Constitution OF the United
States have mA cted Cd the Industrial community
erppiro its power 10 compete with foreign countries
sud- !. the price We hsv. TO psy f1r cunsEoy that
has pluIg geo he colLty Into bankruptcy, and thus
bringing iun6reos of Thousands o. hafo- vcrkIog men
ard women 70 misery aid stsrvsiionl Nhep We con-
slider the burden on productive indssiry Of National
state and all other civic taxes aud the tax levied
ihrovt paper money ard it, aid 70 forsstasis 10 all
the NJ OF e IFS stion ct the prices oil real
estate ard rents il If any wonder tnst woikingn an
with blu. 81 ali family il c5nstan. employment, still
6pds il q lard struggle 10 live -.
This commune alton il sting 700 lengthy, and mus!
reouest 70 T. permit TO examine ~ future tune
your Il naming structures On HARD hOsST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
ALLEGED FRAUDS In THE CAMDEN AND
AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY.

To ne Ldifs, u Ih " l. 'stsSe
SIR: The " Statement Of the Witnesses in TIL
N y Times Of the l7th ul.. escaped my no.ce until
ny attention was called to il by the cAd Of Cambridge
Liyir gston in TIE TRIBUNE Of the 18th inst, or
stould %, have allowed i1 nissstements 10 lave re-
ed so lorg uneor .radc.ed. The public will easily
understand the ctr aor DIARY rsdni-tny OF these
Witnesses when they are spprized Of the fact that
eight Of the eeren sgpers Of that statement hold only
stock enough to sstisfy the provisions Of the cher
end are only held in their Drectorships by the Ita'
er &c OF the other three. Ore Of the eight who has
sgI the first sta eme,t feel confident, did not zee
the facas at all as think he left in tne same train
9TH the State Director ard has siIce stated 70 sew
.r,l gentlemen that frscas took place viii he vA
ct Princeton Ire State Director whose sts'emsnf 10
APPENDED 10 the general ststsmeLt it must be rss-n-
btied was put into that position by the lords of the
MOI opoly," ard, Of course rot without their under
stencil how far be would ferve their purposes.
II must be further remembered that these e!ereI
oirs ctors with che tao e1ceptionsl tboss who
have cor totd the operations Of ME Joint Composites
Ever since iheJ organization who have declared
dividends gradually deere ssirg fom fEeaiy Per oeLi
10 twelve per cent per sKnum, Betsifhstahding tie
iicease ef traffic ever the xoiks, sld Who nave hsTe
had The ssttfscton Of sesiIs tie capital OF tks Goa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
CARE IN ALMSGIyING.

Te ne Edf,or Of ThE. L. TI6Vae.
SIR: AT q time when every dollar which beseve-
tpce can rpsre TO relieve the wants Of tie really Ne
ces'tous 10 needed, viii you spsre me sns sPsee 10
your valuable columns for word In the way Of dis
suadrg the citizens respecting the giving Of sis 10
door beggus The writer Of this had just resolved
contribution from benevolent citizen 20 the Amer N
Indnetrial Association for the removal Of the urem
poyed to the West, when an Irish woman strong end
healthy entered and solicited money 10 bay herself sAd
two young children food, che being widow. Shs
wss ssked by the writer II she was wiling to 20 10 The
ctuIuy to co homework in q family provided her
children could be taken Of Until they could Be
seLt TO her. She replied promptly in the sfirnssvs,
and II wa finally arranged that she should, with hsr
children, be tbus provided for. She bad been. abe
ssd, mary years domestic servant, sad could pro-
olce the beet OF recommendations, and was Wlinxte
20 anywhere TO earn an honest livelihood, provi1ed
Der CHILDREN were lot taken from her and brought up
in the Protestant religion, che being Cs'hobc.
Faithfully abe promised TO 90 directly to the ofhce o.
The Association liz Greenwich stseet and have nsf
psue registered So impress ed was Der KIDD senesc
tor with her sincerity. that be gave her mossy " re-
eys bef pIesent Dsoess.iss and congratulated n@ssn
the cpportsbe vis, Of the need9 spp.scacs isfes
days have aow elapsed. and nothing hss been siSss
seer Of tie woman Comment IL rxascssss'y' W"
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ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE con-
DITION OF THE POOR

70 Ne ESiter ~ Th N. y. Tr6vss
SIR: For the Information Of your corresp ,adest,
signed Twenty. first Ward, in yesterdays rRibusE.
nquiipg as 10 the movements Of this Asseeist,n II
respect 10 the collection Of fund.- &C., Allow me 10 ssy
that there ia now q collector in thss District Nc.
AIdIew Nelson, who viii socn put the eitizses 10
an opportunity Of making their contributions.
In order TO meet the urgent demands Of tho season,
the collectors are unusualy early in the dissuti q
the Associations tksts for relief &C. AL, therefore.
who desire them, wi - soon ss practicable, BE- sup.
every fan lily In the Ward can be called upon.
Meanwhile, the directory and tickets viii bs far
pi.bed in that locality, by calling on Mr.. z. A.
Spebc@r, No. AIS Third avenue, st the Office No ~
Bibe House. Astor place. by any Of the officers a
the Association, OF members Of toe Wsrd COMMITTEE
X n. HARTLEY, s~crssAfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

" ny cufy-n the Board refused 70 invssngate
would feel i. my duty to use such means
ssI.y il, my power to do 90" and added 81 did
"not believe there was sao,her Board 10 the United
q States that would dare to refuse IN Investigation
rctors replied, That might be the case a. these Of
" fcers were above fuspicioa To refate this then
mentor ed statements Of certain parties in regard to
the building Of The steamer Princeton saying at the
fame tire II" did not pretend to cay whether thete
ra'en elts were correct, bat simply mentioned them
- show that ether persons Of high character aud
position did not consider the gentleman 10 question
4" so entirely tboye .uspicion." IL was At this
ment Con modore Stockton approached me, and for.
cby shikrg the table, and at the time looking
over BIS left shoulder to catch the eye Of his john
raid, was "a liar :" the very man had first made
my col fcsIt had proved me TO be hsr." Ireplied
quietly ano vi:hOu, excitement, II may suit your
"pupoee to say CO., and, getting Up to withdras,
said that this whole proceeding had only confirmed
my su.peicLs," ard TO explain the assertion CT the
Ctuncdors, said, believed the Director who
reported me n bavrg made charges, WAS iupl-
seized, ss stated n my former card, they be-
iIg held tightly uLder my ef. arm and rot hsv.
ing beer placed on the table by me. or allowed 10
leave my immediate possession until they seized
ss before its.sd Afsr they were returned to ne by
NJ by the collar, and l was ion nediately Knocked
down and severely beaten by the united eors of ths
Commodore spd his cons, my len aim being occupied
IN retaining my paper. That John Stockton was
po.iiIyely deny, though acknowledge tea. a. was
g6irg cut, and when | semsnded my papers, the
Prerisen ard several Of the Directors said pu, him
out put he son q! BIB cut :" The position aud
character Of ny wounds ard bruises viii probably e.
test tse runber Of blows struck Altar the knock
down, Lot sigIe Director rear me TO inquire
Whether l wss hut s-d feeling faint from loss of
bood est down npoD the steps oEtside OF the Office
10 await Il. All sal of ssge when lie Director who
lsS reported NE &c having "raaie casrsss" came
cut sent ne WATER into he 3Vss sbui IL. doer, aaa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-22
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cUOpTuIND o,-r>-rrrpr

DHONETfC SHORTHAND QUINTUPLES
, speed of Writing Taught by Mai or IA Private Les
son. St the PHONETIC academy NO o. Madison a.
ductea by A J. Graham, General snd Law Reporter
"GRAHAMS BRIEF LONGHAND" U.s. the common le.-
ters OILY me speed Of Sri, Is perfectly lesse vary
sssily learned without teacher readily reduced Pm ce.
Insfseon Book post paid Csc For sale q, No eo Madison
snd s Broe1wsy. Circulars snd Catalogue Of PbonorspbE
Laj Bief LopSeus Psbesseat nsy " hse sp0n sPpsusR
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n o Y s OL D A / 0 n
MANS MON T ii l.
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exysordnsry interest which the Of the
union Of these prominent Magazines has excited IN Literary cir
cle the numerous has called firth from the press
n s and sppehenons which
by the friends Of each fate of their avore Monthly
indicate is Of ordinary importance.
The publishers happy that the best literary
and artistic Of both publications has been secured and
that the attractive features Of each will be retained for the
consodE.ed work.
II will aim present in s page. the choicest productions
American thinkers aud writer's aud the best efforts Of Ame
artists.
We shall endeavor BY ssgacioEs of the extensive re-
at command make that in the
richness Of It's literary contents and in the beauty profuse
Of it' pictorial illustrations shall Oav.l any publication
ever b.fors produced in this country.
We hope to merit the continued favor Of al the old enis
both Putnam" and Emerson" and to make hosts Of
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EDITORS STUDIO.
Emerson" and "Putnam."-Letters and Edtors-Rufu'
w Griswod-Charles Swain-A Thief at ThreescoTe Years
and Ten-Unpublishtd Poetry-Book Making.-Death Of
John Wilson Croker.
EDITORS OLIO.
Our Poets-Johu Bull and the Of
a Newspsper-Maor Noah on Mauiage.-Inspiraion.-M
Webste1s Eye-A Glance All Round.-Deah u Dallas, the
Artist.
OUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR OCTOBER; Illus
.rated.-OLIO SEASONINGS.
Price 25 cents. So year.
For sale by all BOOKSELLERS and NEWSDEALERS.
J. NJ EMERSON Co. Publishers,
No. 37l Broadway, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-22

Unusual ATTRACTION and GREAT M
- JUDGMENTS M LlCHrENSTEiN, No 81
broadway between White and Wslkerss nov Offering bis
Fall portation ncb Ribbons Bonnet Materials Laos,
Feathers Fower Silks Ssns Veiyet Head Orr amsnts Nil.
n.ry Gosds and Dress Tr1mngs uneqUasd IN oesuty vs.
ETY. and the very lowest arhs prices Whole
~s wareToOms up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-22

MRS. HART of No. 76l Broadway will open on on
Nl THI-RSDAY sem, "a sniendid assortment of PARIS
MILLINERY. Also, newest DESIGNS IN DhESo FAI-
Trims The trade snprlied.