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THE LABOR CONGRESS.

The following letter and answer ex-
plain themselves. Mrs. Hathaway was
q delegate from Chicago 70 the Labor
Congress held at Cincinnati
MR. EDITORIAL tho recent Labor
Congress, held in Cincinnati, took
occasion in a few minutes speech to
show that the poor halEpaid working
women of this country suffer most
keenly from the present unjust system
of taxation.
The poor woman who buys pound
Of tea, or yard Of cloth, Or a ride in
the street ears, pays a tax, and a much
larger one in proportion to her means
than the bond or landhOlder.
Wealthy corporations and land mo
nopollsts protect themselves so snugly
by special enactments of law, that the
tax on property is transferred to the
consumer, and thus the heavy burdens
of supporting the government and
paying our national debt is largely
borne by the consumer
The expression Of these sentiments
called forth the following letter from
All TX member Of the English Parlia-
ment.
MEs. J. X. HATHAWAY, NJ ID.
YEwHEE, WIsT DERBY.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 18th, 1870.
Mas. IATHAwAY Dear Madam,
from a report of a meeting of the
Labor Congress, recently held in
Cincinnati, at which you were a dele
gate. | learn you spokeen the subject
Of taxation. AS | believe there il no
branch in political government Of ~
much Importance To the well living NJ
the working classes, than a Just principle
Of taxation, an prompted to observe
that they should have a clear appre-
hcnsion, that the system Of taxation
levied on labors' products enhances
their price, restricts ITS consumption,
contracts the demand for employment,
and diminlsheS wages in their nominal
value, and also in their purchasing
value; and they ought to know these
unavoidable evils, resulting from this
system OF indirect taxation, whether
inflicted on the product II the home Or
foreign labor j. unavoIdably felt, Al Il
with crushing effects inevitably, on all
and by both, for their interests are
inseparably and mutually one. There
is 10 escape for the masses from the
destructive effect OF taxes imposed on
labors products. Laborcrs everywhere,
and in every occupation are reached
by It, aaa they who seem exempt,
become it, delnied -%-ii 80 Il say
they are such fiscal system, deluded
victims, because il they understood its
fatal malignancy the whole worlds
productive laborers would rise az one
man in the justice and dignity Of their
eause, and IN the omnipotence of their
unity, would sweep away for ever all
excise and custom house duties. Re.
'ourse for fiscal purposes must then ha
lad to The realized wealth Of III
country, which il the only Legitimate
ource Of means TO defray the 1ationaI
and which, as I under Y
tand, j. also your notion.
have sent you by this mail . hooL
The Origin, Mission and Dest;nv ~
Ian to yc address in Cbicsno
GU are at liberty to publish ri.
liter # you think itmay serve 10 ror.s
le public attention, of all laborers - .
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Miners of St. Clair County!

Vote for your true and tried friend (!
john HINCHcLIFFE,
the m.n who has always remained
true to your interests. l,- has proved
himself, under all circumstances, the
Miners Friend, and it is your duty as
well as your privilege 70 prove your
appreciation Of his services by de-
posting your ballot for him on the
sth of November.
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CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI,
SATURDAY. OFT. ~. 1870,
GEO. p. WELL 4 Co,
40 PARK Row, New York,
ILLINOIS
M NGILLdk CO.,
FT Park Row. New York

s By virtue Of the power invested in
me a. Executive Of the National Labor
Union FOR the State 81 Illinois, / have
appointed the following committee,
whose duty it shall be 70 aid me in
cfectinr thorough organization Of the
State:
J. W. LAvNE- Ouaro
w. +. OWENS CaseyriHe.
JoHN Brai9,cood
r. THoRN-Amboy
W. AIKEN-Dccatlu
II RETz- GiragoF
F3 Mrs D. Il. WILLARD Lhtcayo
a. Q. CAMERON,
Executive for Illinois.
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few Unions have dissolved, but we must not
expect all TO be successful as the influences 10
be eneayn tered are as different as tae many
different lOestious and in some, reverses are
met with the humiliation of dissolution, or else
an spathy that is its equal Defeat IS TO be
guarded against only by discipline and vigile nee
in the subordinate unions it Is as requisite as
its existence, so that in time OF expected
trouble we can act 81 stem ticaly and TO speedy
effect During nv visits TO unions md dinei-
ent systems in their workings, and will, at the
proper time, make some suggestions on 'ne
subject
The reports from local unions are
on the whole, Of an encouraging ~ r.
acter; though we regret to say the
list of suspended and expelled mem
bers, in some instances, is unusually
large. The following is the financial
ran0rf
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THF: BRICKLAYFRS.
The THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT.

We have just received the third
quarterly report Of the secretary of the
Bricklayer's National Union. In his
Introductory remarks. he says:
With the third quarter there is no disas
trOus strike to report or revsTsss TO chronicle
that might be cOnsiderded detrimental 10 the
progress Of our national organization. Some
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ACCIDE MT TO NH. TREvELLIcK.
A letter recently received fron
m III. Il. ,a,,e

"A letter rcccntly TecciNeu from
President Trevellick says:
al leave in the morning for Boston. spoke
at DanviIle, Penn, Last Saturday afternoon and
evening They have eleven hundred members
in their Labor Union. IL is the finest union
ever visited. They all turned out with torches.
ard it vas a grand sight. | was kept in my
room for three days BY a fearful attack Of intia-
natory rhumatism. l left the hotel and took
the train for home, suffering much, and when
about midway across the State. at midnight, the
express train met tie freight, and il was the
most awful smash up ever saw. Thirteen cars
we're broken to atoms, but, thapk God nF
one killed, bit most all injured in some way.
I am bruised some. bu, in = { s..sgsse -:
all right" Is
.azf cur CUSTOMERS every chance q
muu> compare Goods with otber peoplg#
- | ahewing them 70 ffisndB Whom tAsy e0nsid
49, s-.-~ ~ 1,rufn n ww trEm1nIVem.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
FROM MARYLAND.

I'VE do not hold yourselves responsible for aDy cpn
ion expressed by our COrrespondehts.l
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A flag OF TRUCE

10 the tented field Of the Crispins.
The bearers of the flag of truce stated
that their General wanted to cOmpro-
mise, and obtain a peace on the most
favorable terms. This offer was re-
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-.a1f eur Customsrs every chance q
-euu~ compare our Goods With other peopls1
ahewinR them 70 ffisndB Whom thsv eGnsi 9
y il zes Of Goods than thsy are thsmzsavess
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In the meantime the CIisDius We're
not idle. They had spies in the-e1emy's
camp. They obtained information that
several orders had been sent east for
contraband Of war. The authorities
of the different cities east of this were
notified of the condition of things here,
and the bosses ammunition was stopped.
The contending forces now stood facing
each other, and every moment was ex-
pected to bring forth clash of arms.
But General Capitals army not receiv-
ing any reinforcements, he was obliged,
after nearly two weeks resistance to
send
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us together is very: important-very
important, sir. Our worthy president
has set it before us in a very strong
and forcible manner, and, sirs, we are
indebted to you for the very logical
dissertation you have Just given ms
upon the subject. Shure, sir, it be-
comes the duty ofivery man to look af-
ter his own interest, and faith, sir, when
a man can't do that his interest won't
look after him Shure, sir, there il 90
ing to be great revolution in shoema-
king. Great sensation.) Och alan
ma, shoemaking is not going 10 be what
it used to be any more Hush, sirs,
iii till what that revolution is going to
be; faith, and it's the truth, and the
Gods truth, am going to till ye--but
ye mustn't till any body else, because if
you do they'll be as wise SIS We are our
selves, and that's what we don't want
thin TO be, you know, now We under
stand me, now do ye? Cries Of yes,
yes. thought you'd make it plain
to We, bekase We know there's nothing
like bein' plain ye know when We have
nothing to spake about. Well, gintle.
men, as | was going to say, this great
rebellion which is going to be at some
time in the astint horizon of the dark
and dimly lighted future, is going to
revolutionize the world. Sir, it is one
the greatest things extant, and sirs
when you know what il l., you'll agree
with me in saving it is one; yes be ia
bersl it ia the greatest humanizer
known TO humanity. The sensation
grows more intense And, ginllemen
and ladies': Here the president re-
minds the Major that there were no Ia
dies present. 1t don't matter, sir, if
they are not here they are some place
else; God bless them. And | see
hat there is gintleman Of the press
here, a Photographer. THE knight
't the quill corrected the speaker by I
cling him be was Phonographer) I
W ell, sir, that don't matter, a photo
yrapher and fnunygrapher are all the
ame--they are both men; and, sir, |
zee that he is taking down my words,
nd want him, sir, to take down every
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

DoNATIoN-We publish q call, to.
day from few of the ffiends of Rev.
j. V. TRENERY, for donation party to be
held at the City Hall next Wednesday ev.
ening, for that gentlemar's benefit. We
most sincerely hope for large attendance
al the time appointed, and that those pres.
ent will not be mere spectators Mr.. TrE.
SERYs two years Of labor and citizenship in
Mineral Point has been for the good of
the entire community. His services have
been offbeneAt not only to the Church Of
.hi9h he had charge, but also to everyone
whose good fortune it has been to form his
Acquaintance" and enjoy his many noble
qualities Ofheart aEd mind Let US all al.
tend next Wednesday, and prove that We
appreciate worth, by giving a handsome
benefit to Rev. J.3V TRENARg nnd family.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

A FEW Of the friends Of Rev. j. V.
TREEERY met at the Office Of III. DaLToS,
and concluded, in view of the fact that he
soon expects.to leave the city, and chat for
the past two years he hay laborcd among as
for the good Of I'll, that they would send
out An invitation to his friends and the
public in general, to gather at the City
Hall on "wednesday Eve, July 9th, and
spend social evening together, and leave
M, ERkkxRr such tokens Of respect as each
may feel dis po0ed.' Let all consider this a
cordial invitation to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

PERsoNAL.-lIon. j. ALLEN BAR.
Bss, of Grant Oouaty honoTed cur sanctum
with a call last week Mr. B.. s chances for
the nomination. for Congress seem to i'm
prove constanaly, with but little effort on
his own part. Wewitnessed wager made
on him the other day againt the field. Iowa
County would be as well pleased withBAR-
BER as any other man, and the Republicans
Of the District would undoubtedly unite
upon him if nominated as readily as ueon
any nominee ever put before them,
Ar DesMoines we met many 'Quondam res.
idents of Iowa County all Of whom re-
ceived' us well and made kind inquiries
concerning their old.time friends.
Among benumber were Mr.. and Mrs.
THOMAS MALoa.y and family, who are all in
a good state OF preservation and prosper,
ing in business
Then there were Mr. WM VINCENT snd
his estimable lady and jolly family, over.
joyed to see our familiar faces, and to hill
our empsg stomachs.
Next came LEONARD TREGEA, a fellow
craftsman, and big.hearted friend, who
has prospered in DeMoineS, built him q
nice house, where with his good wife and
bright family he is happy as a,kiug.
Our big brother, Ed. ANDREWS, we found
in a'pleasant home Of his own, where with
| hio'wite and sistey he seems to be conten.
aniprosperous.
Dick CLARK hed bnSt recently taken to
himself 4 wife, and ~ a consequence had
little time to spare lie is managing the
largset steam planning mill and SASH door
and blind factory in the city. Draws good
salary and thinks DesMoins the las. place
made. "Without his knowledge or con
sent" we introduced oursef to his new
wife, and for the satisfaction of his friend.
mus: state that. she is all that could be de
sreda
Mr CoLLARD and lady, late OF Linden, VIZ
also met and learned that they are pros
psring i,i'all respe ess Mac. is leader o
the DesMoi-es CttyBanc.
Last, but not. east, was Mr. JoHN JAMES
who met US with his usual cordial smile anC
hearty grip. He is in the grocery business
and ha. a good run Of trade.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
DE. GEORGE GIBSON,

SURGEON AND MECHANICAh' DENTIsT, would
- Announce to the citizens OF Mineral Point and VI
aln.r, thSthelas tastu the Office and outfit formerly
,seupied by u. :. LAWRENCE, and respectfully ten
sers his services to the pubic. Beautiful sets OF
q teeth frcH TO entire sett inserted with life
Nike gums in tie most ARTISTIC manner, and z -
guaranteed In all cases Particular attention given
20 filling cleaning, sGd preserving natural teeth. -
Childrel's teeth corrected and sraightene Nitrous
oxide gas, or mtdicated air, constantly on hand for
extracting teeth without pam. All engagements or
contracts of " S LAwRENcy viii be fultlled As per
Esptsct. Office at the old stand, one door west of
Q,e gank, UP stairs 1IA.4A
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

y SELllSG 0oT.--Mr. FRANCES Ro
sSNaREEN, machinist recently employed al
the Zinc Works, is about leaving orr cit,
for Chicago, and offers for sale his house
hold furniture, Mis- furniture is nearly
new. having been in use but a month OF
two. Parties wishing any of the article
will do well to call as they, will be sole
cheap, Placc--De,os Beech's house, soutl
Of the grave yard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
State Teachcrss' Association.

FNe Wisconsin State reachers' Association vii
bold Ia Eighteenth Animal Session At Wster.v~h
commencing July l2th.
Arrangements have ,ae,mndc by the citizens ot
WsArlowu to .tAin 300 lrdy teachers free, and
requested by The Associ ton to forward list 81
names Of the female tea hers of losa County whJ
expect 70 he present ON that OCCASION.
Those who wish TO attend Will therefore please
me their names M convenient, ~ order tbai
arrangements may be made for their aceommoda ion
Railroads will carry at reduced rates lat US has.
good delegation Of teachers from Iowa County
Avoca, June 9Th 1870.
23-4w sANUKL,PARRs, Co. sup'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

THE prospect nowi is that the hay
crep will be ligh. this season, but what
there is must be cut, and many will want
scythes, sna.hc,r rakes, pit1hlorks, fork
handles, sor.he stones, &c, which can be
had at WE@TEAsDALE'5 as cheap as any
where in the west
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
TuOMAS THOMAS.

YTNITED STATES HOTEL, (WArsty wArkINs'
u Ofp -rAsD) nodcevie, Wisconsin.
Having taken charge of this hotel for term ofyears
II propose to keen it for the special accommcd Ihon
IS the travelling public.
have large barn aud keep attentive hostiers-
propose to set good table, and keep the bar at ali
ames supplies with the best o. liquors.
Wy strict attention to business hope to deserve,
sod receive fair share Of the public patronage
tpHIfgl THOMAS PIOMA3.s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

REMBMsNR that McCormick's "Ad
vance reaper and mower combined -.
is superior to any other single mower in
grass, being the Reliable in grain and
the "Prize Mower in grass, and is Of.
fered on trial with any other machine,
the farmer simply agreeing to buy the
one he likes best
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Iowa COUNTY, In Justice Court,
CRY os MINERAL PolSr.
To F. W. Matthleson aud Hereer.
90 are herets
notified that warrant Of attachment has been ISSUED
against You, and your properiy attached To satisfy
the demasd Of Alexander Nunmick, amounting &c
one Hundred and Forty Dollars and Eighty cents
Now un rss you snail appear before X, l.. Read, I.
justice OF the peace IN knd for said county at hi4 OF
hce In the city Of Mineral Point the 23d day ~
July, A. u. 1870 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. judg
ment viii be rendered against you, and your proper
ty sold TO pay the debt.
Us,ed this G5th day Of June, 1870.
ALEXANDER NUNMlCK,
eaAv2 Plaintiff
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

THE ladies Of the M. Il. Church
will hold forth on the coming 4th IN WM,
PAscoE's store, nearly opposite KsNIr &
SrKArrLER's Bakery. Al kinds Of edibIes
will be furnished in abundance to all who
will call. Coffee, tea, ice cream, lemo made,
plenty all day. Call any .ime, and for any
thing you need Look for the sign, M b.
Church, which will hang oyer the door
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

GET Your STAMPS. - "Uncle )
FRANK VIVIAN wishes to notify .he different
town treasurers that the Coanty's proper
tion of the State school fund for the eur.
rent year is in his ahnds ana can be had by
calling for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

We devote considerable space to-day to
advertisements Of the Mccormick Advance
Reaper snd Mower This machine has
commenced operations in some parts of
the country, and from every quarter where
it has been tried, come testimonials show.
ing that it a first class Reaper and Mower
IA perfect success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
MINERAL POINT MAfsszEr.
{ Corrected Weetr)

giyTst. pr. Wednesday ,. ~, june ~
GOLp In New York LIE.
WHEAT--E1,Pa, 20; No. /, So, No. 2. 50
GATS--67
FLAX--Best, i55gi8O.
HIDES -Fi.u---Green, 3 tgs Calf--ess
Dry, 7@Io
BUTTER--ls,
EGGS--l2t,
pOTATOES--4o,
LEAD ORE-$i0Gs2RH
DRY BONE sl0Pton. .....
BLACKJACK $i4pton
BEEF CA1TLE-.4Hb.
EeGS-.7Pt.
FLOUR s3 O0rlcwt
WooL--Washed, S0mS5.
I" unsashed. 23@21
(" conbed, from th &c b. fi ssL'
higher
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
Dodgeyille, Wis.

Dodgeyille, Wis.
JAMES JONES PROPRIETOR,
FTHls HOUSE, located nearly opposite the Court
house, y the most capaciOus in the village Isl
t.w building, rooms we'll furnished, and the table
aivays sappled With the best the market affords
Barn ID sbsa, being erected wherein hoi ses can
% Sei ctrel l9fMCeasnAOle rates XxII-2qH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

DlFE INSURANCE. We invite at
tension to the advertisement of the Na
tional Life Insurance Company, for which
Capt, W. W. Likens is agent. We have
examined the pamphlets of this Company
wth-some care, and believe it to be per
fec;ly reliable, and it is certainly the
cheapest in existence. More anon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

MANUFACTURE of all kinds Of 0rnam entail
III Hair Work, such as Bracelets Breast-PirS
Watch. @ yards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear Rings,
Charms. &c Also Curs. Waterfalls, Switches, La
Nss' FRONT Pieces Gents Niga and everything In
MA line. Cash paid for raw hair. 7. 0. Box 2l5'
Mineral Poat, Nis xxu-3ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

A FEW 1IoURs LATE. wing to an
extra amount Of job printing incident to
the approaching 4th, and press of adver.
tisements just before we were going to
press with the TRIBUNE to day, we are a
few hours later with our Publication this
week han ueml.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
WNI. r.. HENRY

pANKRR, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
Is AGENT, Nlueral Point Wis. Makes collections
a, Bank Rates; buys and sells lands on commission
Pay, taxes perecs titles, aud attends to all matters
pertaining to Real Estate in all parts Of Wisconsin
Sells .ght drafts on New York and on other cties
md on Europe 99.p
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

REMEMBER that McCormiok's "Ad.
vance" as mower and Mccormick 8
Prize Mower are the only moving
machines having the .ittiuy icsr for
raising the points Of the guards TO any
height desired instentaneonsly while
in motion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

FARMERS buy your Reapers, Now
erg, 'Cultvators, Threshers and Farm Ma
chinery Of JopN STRAcpAN, Mineral Point
the only wan ,iatgEeeps repairs and keeps
the price Of hogs and Cattle nearly as high
as in Chicago. He will buy all your hogs
and cattle next fall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

BEfcaE purchasing "a scythe call
at DkyLlS / MARrN's and exaraiae the
Eureka pronounced by all who have
tried them the best article ever kcp s'in this
market Every scy,he is warranted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

THE unprecedented heat Of the
days now passing necessitates light cloth
ing. GUSDELFINGER is prepared to fit out
anybody in suits Of linen and other season
able goods Cheap for ash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

GRAND PANORAMA. -. There is
no more pleasing, elevating exhibition
than genuine moving panorama OF fine
paintings Such anone is to De had at the
City Hall next Saturday and henday even
ings, July ID, and <fh. Weare assured by
those who are qualified to judge Of these
things, and whose Judgement il not gov
erened by any pecuniary interest, ti'st the
panorama advertised io.the time mention.
ed is one of the highest order, and worthy
Of the patronage Of the people. We can
therefore confidently recommend II to onr
readers The Paintings consists Of hity.
three in number. II by "A feet in size, rep
resen.ing the "Yisions Of St. John" er.
scuted By talented young artist OF Bos-
.oa. Admission. 80 ees.si eaild.en II
ssa.e.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
Local Intelligence.

~ The first pags ofthe Tribune 1oiN be derotsi
20 L2edt matters gsr Advertisements, (eecept
professional cdrds) inserted on this page. ace
shall charge ffty per cent ddUdHce on ordinary
rates, No large "catS" W.A be diioloed on Kis
gage taay rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION --Pursu'
ant to csA Of the President pro tenn, a
meeting of those who had subscribed and
become members Of the Southwestern Wis
consin Industrial Association, was held at
the City Hall last Saturday. The main
business before the meeting Sas the cleo
tion of oaiters, which was performed with
the following result:
prssi6ent--James Toey.
Tyc4 pre,iGsrA--Jas spensiey, town Of Mineral
Point: VIM Bainbridge, Nlniin Isaac Comfort,
Linden laries Dunn, Belmonti john j. van
Metre Fayette.
7Ttastltsr--G Gorge Henry,
Ceeretdry-S D.tGayiord,
gsscutire rrmjtee--Geo D. wiltsr. Francis
Little soha j. Ross John tioare aud Joha sifsehan
1t was found that about 50 memberships
were taken a, .he time Of the meeting,
and tina. nrny others would be taken in a
short .imas A large number Of tie mem
bers we're pTcsent, and all manifested deep
interest in the success Of the enterprise
in short, everything giyes assurance that
the Association will be a good and strong
one, and secure annual exhibitions 'un.
equalel hy any county fair, and be pro
dnctiye OF good resllta to the Southwestern
part Of Wiscols lsin, and source of pride to
our city ard to ali who participate or at.
tend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
". gBAITON, NJ. .ES.

DUYStCIaN AND SURGEON. 0ecs II. Coad'a
4 Block, over leler's store, corner Of High and
Chestnut streets, Mineral point, WIas Particular
fsSnti8n paid to c CSeySti7e Surgery. JguI-lS