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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. e. COIL Y
RICHMOND, Aprfl u, 1s7e.t III
THE TRAINS OVER tTHIS1aR0AD

l. run as follows 10. Egnfg. H!fgs n93i3 =
Leave Richmond at 5:l5 A.. NJ and $50 n slie-
Freight and Accommodationt train, with passen.
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily ut 8
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 An tSnn-
days excepted). nI1AJ ~" ss't |!sFE ?. -
The 3:ds A. III. train will not leave nichInondo On
SUNDAYS, and the 1906 L. NJ. train Will not, leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. -, s;.,.,.- !. g.
Passengers for Norfolk will take The 7:5oP. NJ.
train, running through daily Baggage checked
through. S.ty9ttit5s ~
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESlAYS,I and
FRIDAYS. L..-.at,.fys; .-gJty Ia 70 s,p,
Chester with tho accommodation trSiH. fPassenc
gers returning will take the ESQ r. ID train COM
meeting ut Chester with the co 81 train. -
THOMASH. WYEEE, ~.
ap2s TO-. n.y. 300 49, Superintendent.
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North Carolina State Republican
Convention.

RALEIGH, N. G., May11.-The Republi.
can Convention assembled here to-day.
There was contention all day over the
permanent craftsmanship by the friends Of
Senators Abbott and Pool. .t
There were 300 delegates present, Of
which two-thirds were negroes.
There Is q torch-light procession tonight
Second Dispatch. ~ atan.'
Senator Pool was chosen chairman after
bitter and long opposition on the part o,
the earpet,baggars, J. permanent organ,
cation YVES effected, The proceedings vera
worry dlsordesly dad t,aialeliotas, aud ssYe'
faI nEhts aeeurrea, o.. tgL.tt -. -
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FIRE AT PARxERsBuRG.-On Friday night
last fire occurred at Parkersburg. West
Va, which consumed the extensive barrel
factory of Mcfarland d Brothers and scve-
raj shops belonging to the establishment,
with ali the machinery and 1900 barrels,
and TWO dwellings belonging to Mrs. james
smith. Loss heavy, and only partially
in.prpl
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JAMES I'll. PATTON,
~ Homeopathic PHYSICIAN,
No. 307 MARSHALL. STREET, BETWEEN
sTuIRD AND FOURTH.
Office hours, 0 to 10 A. NJ: to p. M.
SPECIAL, ATTENTION PAID TO DISEASES
OF THE EYE. ap 19-lmeOd
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HARDWARE. ETC.

ITO CONTRAC RS.-NAYLOR'S
Il CAST STEEL, AMES'S -SHOYELS, MA
NILLA ROPE, and BLACkSMtT THIS TOOLS
which we arc Offering at reduced prices at 100;
aiain street WATKINS & COTTRELL.
NH 1G-M, W. :, I'm .u..----
WATKINS & COTTRELL, agents fol
w the manufacturers Of GUM BETTING,
PACKING, and RUBBER IIOSs, &C.
For sale, 4 MIXER BRA ND B0LT1NG
CLpTH-full stock on hand-at reduced prices, n
1907 Main street. NH IGN. w, S,2m
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Southern Baptist Convention.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Southern Bap-
fist Convention to-day adopted unanimous
" report adverse to cooperation with
the northern Baptists. The Convention
then adjourned.
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Riot Amonx Coaa Moor .l !. ].

MAUD CHUNK, May 11.--Serious riots have.
occurred among the coal miners at Hoigh-
ton.. During the organization Of the Miners
Union several were shot and many beaten
with clubs. $500
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The Mcfarland Trial.

New YORK, May 1.-THE Mcfarland
trial has ended. Mrs. McFarland-R Richard
sons card in explanation of her course
covers nine columns of the Tribune.
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R Texas State Agricultural Feir.
GALVESTON, May 1.-THE Texas State
Fair commences at Houston on the nth Ia.
slant. Arrangements have besn effected
with the railroads whereby Yiaitors VIII re.
turn free by having their ackats stamped at
the Fair, 't.a XII. ~ II Z. 80.
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Resease OF the steamer LIoyd.

HAVANA, May 1.-THE steamer Lloyd,
from Aspinwall, has been released by the
Spanish authorities. She sailed yesterday.
The smallpox in a malignant form exists
here.
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p1CHMOND.A ND. DAN VILE RAIL-
III ROAD.-CHANGE HOF SCNEDUEE.allOn
srd AFTER WEDNESDAY, December IA 1907 tho
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be, RIM
as follows: 49, E. n 49, Il !.
GOING soUTH.-Eynchburg and Dsnyffis passsi
sengers leave Richmond daily texcept 1SundAys5
at sos A. NJ; leave Burkeyille daily (e1eer4 Sur
cert sGndays) at 5:s5 r. NJ THRoUuE III! ytxff.
AND EXPRESs leaves Richmond daily Cd st;e
2. "a; lasyea Danyille daily at Las r. HI aYrtSeg
at Greensboro daily at A. No.. ~ i,s(.t5!
GOING Notwithstanding and Danyt1e pas
sengers leave Danyille daily Except SundaysJ at
5:aG A. NJ. leave BurkeViIe daily {except5 Gam
days. at 1295 p. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
Except Snndaysl at $50 p. M. THR0UGH,MAI
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily As e:15
P. III. leaves Danvtlle daily at II sc p. M. ar
riyes az Richmond daily at 20 A. NJ A,Y8 sTs.Y
The Lynehbnrg and DanyIle Passenger Train
connects Mt Burkeytlle with the trains on The
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all statlons on the southstte and Yir-
ginia aud Tennessee railroads. BRISTOL Knox,
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest, -
The Through Mail and Express hconEoetS
at Greensboro with the trains on tho North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbus, Augusta, Sa.
vannah, bacon, Mobile Montgomery, 49,, &c. !;
and ct Richmond with the Richmond Fredericks.
burg aad Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. 80
SLEEPING CARS and CHfLES'6 PAEENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the throHglil eaMess
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
my g.. +. 's. = sGIiy ~, SIMULTANEOUSLY
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1.-TWO FAST DAILY LINES l8QNpAY
ANDWEST, OVER THE EAYQRlIE. kOuTE
Y1AyA(llI A ,CREEK-THE 2H0RTEST AND

rsyWO Fast DAILY LINES tsUNDAY
II p. M.EXCEPTEDIT no THENORTa EAST,
T5x7AGcIfi1I4 CREEK-THE' SHORTEST AND
OfICKEST ROiTTE.-T6e THROUGH TRAINH
over this route are now run from the depot c6rn9
fgpa aa an9 u aifnIs 5 oniY Mann
reliable cSnnections with THE WAsI1NGTQN
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES md with trains
Cars stteti nm win sPLENDIi1 RECLINING
CHAiRa for ahisfnc charge 70 mades = -, 20.
pos ns hysr SOP Il Ads1aEassscS way
me ACC0MM6Iy4T ION THAN SeeRsea
R!chpo9Rd sgr Asqgssssss, "a asgcs syr.
excsptsdl tt p. Mssapd eFyfyeg3n WBefNes9 60
ks.ss & ssisss n III ,,,sasss;ss sSz IA Sant
wnssy n az ~ ~ y tsgyS3-ZSt
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iTaOR SALE PRIVATELY "a STEAM
+ E BOILER, new, from thirty % forty -hosse-
power, nine miles above! rtck5burg, Va
ai,o, q GOLD MACHINE, on the CALIFORNIA;
plete. Terms reasonable plly 70 80, ~,
Spotsylvan.a county, Va, Or 70
j. Is. SESER.
NV Win Fredericksburg, Va
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fNHESAPEAKE AND CHIC n GfEs
Of2OAD.-On and AFTER .SUNDAKy1st01M aTtl
1870, the PASSENGER,TR TRAINS VIII ssaa, Is al

fSHESAPEAKEs AND CHIC H63ES
Of2OAD.-On and AFTER SUNDAYynsto Y MaT.tl
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS 'wiist ftn.ss SSt.'
NAIL TEAM wili run daty between s R,chiaso,nvd
and staunton except Sunday, between HoFd6ns.
ana q ar a. AZ stanton q ss9s'
M.-maktng close connections at Gofdonsvfil6 &nt
Charlottesville with the, Grange, AlenantrfS and
Manassas railroad man trains for Alexandra,
Washington, Baltimore, PhIlsdeiphiz, fNew Yofk,
aooSs, Memphis, New Orleans, MontEoineFy, 10,
NAIL IL TRAIN .wiiig sua hi-wsekfyl besxeen
staunson and. White sulphur espfingson TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, aud Isc8vo
Staunton at 4do r, n and arrive az White SrIphlr,
at 1906 r. NJ; leave White Sulphur % 3:1 IL NJ,
and arrive at Stanton at 0 A. NJ And golNENeet
viii connect with stages IS followsassiss .s&sGos.
s sna wsh sstages fSs aSss
Tor Bath Alum and warm Springs and a. wife
sulphur With stages forzLewis6urs, Caarlestuos
STAGES win also leave staunton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. MORNINGS
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.s Ep,iin'f 7 f5I
Ricnmond and Washingsol nightly T,thspt ehsngs
rive at Washington ut 6:35 "A. IN. leave Wasns
ington ut 6:36 P. IL. and arrive Mt Hichnfspd a
3:0 A. NJ. Making all through connections at Rich-
| mond and Washington. sS't' "a Y. II.
SLEEPING CARS VIII be attached to TITS trsai,
Snd WIN be run through between Richmond and
TRRoUGE TICKETS issued 70 al points
North, West, and Southwest. a5f. 4. ~ - .'zI'
s1lff. JAMES F.SNETHERzAND,. ~
my -,F,. ~ General Ticket Ageak.f
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BOARDING. AND LODGING.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS.

CORNER NINTH AND GfACE oTREE1S.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
the fashionable portion Of the city, commands the
finest view of The Capitol Square and the sur
rounding country. Having just passed into the
the table alway5 supplied with every delicacy or
the season. and cordially invites his FRIENDS anu
travelling public generally to make tha nonumcn-
that viii promote the comfort CT his patrons.
j. s. DOOS0N, Proprietor.
Having disposed of the furnit0re, &C., or the
above hotel TO Mr.. j. y. pODsoN, cheerfutly re-
c,mIuend him to my friends ana tbe Iarelmg
public generally as q gentleman we'll qualified to
please all.
ap2l-lm GEokGE W. uAhI.
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creditors of GEORGE
IN TIMBERLhKE 4 SON, which are included
In n deed from George Tifnberlake 20 David D.
saunders trustee, for the eneat Of said creditors
dated June ii 1885, are Hereby notified 70 come .oI.
N av ssks "a dietribu ION according TO the prov1.
sious OF said dsed. DAv1pJ. aAuapEas, 1
Gfuy H~Eeoe~ $3.50 z ~ (. 80 .E Tgu2t99ss
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/ a, PPLICATIos 9sIl llaE
h III sfnr ahe re.issae eli VsS IA III ,lggy
a9a hg, sli AZ ri 800 - s sss
my ia-Tu3m
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HERRINGS.-No. l NORTH CARO-
III LIMA CUT HERRINGS new for sale by
GORDON s. CR1NGAN.
Rlnck.
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Nr0TrCEy@All persons Indebted 70 faa
In rstata al hffs. Sarah r. Biggafr, dscssset,
are feseested to sstsIs Tie same without delay
and ali persons having claims aEainst said estate
sre raduested TO present them 70 3. B. NEwBuRN,
No. 19f6 Main atfees, Tor payment; aY1v
Administrator Of Sarah B. Biggam, deceased.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. -.

GENERAL BANK and CoUNTING-HoUsE
STATIONERY Of all kinds. t.47ais.-e :
! BLANK-BOOKS made to order In any style OF
binding and ruling. fti '.E2 NH s-eod5r
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GROCERIES,, Ks

FRESH GOODS.
L FINE GREEN and BLACK TEA,
FRESH CRACKERS,
FAMILY ROE HEARINGS,
MONITOR and p e G II l. Q w POTA
CONDE NSED MILK,
CANNED GOODS.
IONDO" PORTER,
PURE LIQUORS Fur MEDICAL. USE,
WILLIAM H. TATUM,
nv12 SOC Broad street.
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ISAAC J. MERCER, CORNER Sc
Petersburg Depot, dealer in LUMgkR. SHIN-
Giles, POSTS &c.,. has on .hand Virginia and
North Carolina PING. assoEsaa siseat qsh Qaff
Bosfas aud fionssng .Extrs atses alshesfs Lafasi
bSi SAVED % order u ss nosscs 9s.1s 5 s, - =
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VANDLES.-R.G G. MITCHELL u Coz
Y J HYDRAULIC PRESSED, and EMERY g.
SONS CANDLES. For sale by o
fe "a E.&S. WORTH AM & co.
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u II. WHITLOCK'S
n. ROx FACTORY AND FLAMING MILL,
EIGHTEENTH AND CARY STREETS, --.
RICHMOND, VA.
BOXES AND FRUIT CRATES MADE TO
q r u R.

TYUEHlNGs h BAILEY,
csc BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
The largest and best assorted stock In the city Of
SCHOOL, ..s.r
LAW, .-..-
DENTAL. a-tat .a.z- Z
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CUGARs.-EXTRA g and B COFFEE
N any ssu IAN 'of ''t' GORDON 4 oRINGAE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

The CENSUS. The census takers
commenced operations yesterday. and
VIII continue until the work is completed
Information on all the following subjects
is to be obtained
Schedule l. win embrace dwelling house. The
name OF every person whose place of abode on the isl
DAY " June, ls1e, was In the family AGE at lat
birthday sex, Profession occupation of each per
son male or female Value Of real estate. rlncr Of
ulrIh naming state or territory Of United states or
country u Of oregn birth Parrntage Father or
mother of foreign binh, n born wilhu, The year
STATE the month, II married wlthIr the year, state
me month Attended school within the Nrar Can
sot read. Cannot write. Whether deaf and DUNN
blind Insane or idotc. Male citizens of ,he Enit,d
states of 2l years and upward whose right to vol, is
denied or abridged ON other grounds than rebellion
or other crime
Schedule 2-Name Of every person who died durins.
the yea ending Jnne l. 1870, VII Sc place oS abode
"a lne lime OF death was In the family Age last
birthday. Place Of BIRTH naming he state or territor
Oh we lhted states or country II Of foreign birth -
me mont IN which The person died Profession, oc.
cupatIon or trade. Disease cause of death
Schedule S-Productions OF agriculture Name Of
agent, ownenor manager, Acres OF land impruprd
ans unmprp,ed. Acres OF oodlan1 Present cash
'aine OF ksm OF Farming implements and ma.
cnnery. Total amount OF wages paid during the
year including value ct board. Nemben Of horses
Mules and asses, Mich cows. Working oxen. -
Other cattle, Sheep swine Value Of All Iiy.
stock Wheat, number % bushels springssod Winter,
produced during the year ending June 1870, to.
gelher with al farm products enuneraledat at length
schedule 4~Products a Industry including min
erai' name OF company or corporation company
or individual producing The value of $500 annual
" Name o. business, manufacture or product .--
Capitai (r'al and persona) invested In the business
MouVe power kind OF power Steam, water, wind
horse or hand II steam water, number Of horser
power Machines. number Of, name and description
Avefage hnnber OF hands employed Total amount
pasd In wages during the year Number Of months in
aeufe operation reducing part time as full time -
materials, inclnuing mill supplies and fuel. Kinds
upaiitits Values, '(omittng fractions of dollar-
rroductlon ,, Qnolnding all iobbng and repairlng)
Kinds. Quantities Values (omtisr fraction, of a
tlallar)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

4TH OF JULY---GRAND CELEBRATION
INSURED. Pursuant to call, goody
number Of our citizens assembled at the
CITY Hall last Saturday evening to con-
sidar the matter sS properly celebrating
the approaching 4th Of July. DR.. Van
Ihsen was chosen Chairman, and W. IL.
Bennett Secretary of the meeting. 1t
was resolved that 1--WE will celebrate,
and the following committees appointed
On Fiugage--Fred Moeller, D. NJ. Plat, W. II,
Peck aud W IL Bennett.
On OratJr-- Drs VgnDusen and Wber.
On Husic-Samuel Jenkin and Alex Wilson
on KiyelDoTks DR.. J II. Vivian aud X. Royston.
II is probable that Hon. H. G. Palmer,
of Milwaukee, one of the highest order
of'orators in the country, will be secured
to deliver the Grafton, and everything is
promised to make the celebration one OF
the most imposing ever witnessed IN
Southwestern Wiscen3in
A second meeting for the appointment
of committee Of arrangements, electlng
officers, &c., is 10. be held at the City
Hall next Saturday evening "A full at
tendance of the people is hoped for.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

JARMoNIA SOCIETY PlcNrc.-The
German Harmonic Society will hold a
strawberry festival and picnic at Mil
tons grove in this city next Monday af-
ternoon Strawberries, Ice Cream, lem
onade, and other good things will be in
abundance, music and singing. and other
pleasing exercises will enliven the occa-
sion. The ladies are to present to the
society beautiful flag, gotten up at an
expense of $l75, undoubtedly the hand
soonest thing Of the kind ever seen in
Mineral Point Those failing to attend
will miss rare plcasure-everybody insi-
ted. In the evening Of the same day,
the society will give social party At
their hall-and invite everyone to at
tend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

DECORATION DAY-A GRAND TIME
IMPOSING CERkMoNIrs.- Promptly
at 2 o'clock P NJ, on Monday, our peo.
pie assembled, accompanied by many
friends from the country, at the City
Hall, bearing bounteous supplies of flow
ers for the decoration of the graves Of
the brave men in our cisy cemeteries
who had given up their lives in the late
bloody conflict for union and liberty
The procession, under charge of Major
Clowney and Captain Devin, was formed
in the following order;
Union Band; 3D. National Colors Ah, Orators of
The Day; 5thr Returned Soldiers 9th, Ladies, 7th,
Ctinns
Procession first proceeded to the Cath>
ohc Cemetery; decorated the grave of
John Lartch late private of Go. E, lth
Wis. lnit'y, the only soldier buried there.
The Glee Club sang an appropriate piece,
band played tune. Thence marched
to the City Cemetery. After decorating
the graves Of eight soldiers company
listened to addresses aptly worded and
well delivered by R,verends Couch, Yale
and Trenery ry-interspersed with music
by the band and singing by the choirs =
The ceremonies in the cemetery coIa>
manded the closest attention of all pres
ent and many scalding tear watered
the grassy mounds marking the resting
places of the brave dead. Procession
then returned to the City Hall and dis
persed.
1t is estimated that at least 800 people
took part in the exercises. The whole
affair was grand success, and an honor
to our city.
Especial thanks are due to the singers
embracing Solomon Osborne Glee Club, +,
the Primitive Methodist Choir, and Prof.
5. d Gaylord; slso to the orators, and to
the ladies for furnishing and arranging
flowers, prominent among whom were
Mrs. John }. Ross and Mrs. Dr.. Vivian.
The Band did excellent service, added
much to the ceremonies, and pleased
every one present,
In accordance with suggestion from
Rev. Mr.. Trenery, a meeting was had at
the City Hall Immediately after the close
of the exercises, and arrangements made
for planting two evergreen shrubs on the
grave of each soldier buried in Mineral
Point and vicinity. A committee was
appointed to raise funds and .preform the
DUTY, and about $40 raisedson the spot.
Since then, we learn enough has been
subscribed to defray all the expenses,
and tho shrubs will be planted during
the present week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

The wagon makers Of Mineral Point
and vicinity have long felt the need Of a
good furnishing house where they could
obtain anything desired in the building ef
a carriage or wagon without having to
send to Chicago or lreeport MIR. d,
of the firm of Devlin d Martin, while
at Chicago last week made heavy pnr-
chases q wagon makers furnishing
goods oG all kinds and they now stand
prepared to- Eal all orders for such goods
for any quantity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02
MCCORMICK AHEAD +!
--------oOo,---
ADVANCE LEADS,THE VAN.
FIRST PREMIUM
Ar THE
PLATTEVILLE FAIR
Over all competitors Woods selaRakc, j. n. Wan.
ny, with selfRake, New Yorker, Dodge, ~.

Another man denies giving strachan any auhsrl,,
his own signature and given Of his own free VIM IN
answer TO our inoplvy, Row he regards the Advance
bought last year:
That the Machine snits me In every respect both
as Reaper and Mower. That some castlnes abort
the rake broke, tning think liable on any new
machine. That Mccormick has acted In every wpy
The gentleman aui honorable man In repairing nnd
furnishing me repairs free Of charge. That only
wrote strachan, asking II the machne was failure
Strachan had no authority at all to use my name ia
failure by ANY means, but success. Ihaye also ey
amlned the Improved Advance for 1910, and think 4
Is vastly improved over aa. season. and that II isnov
perfect machine (signedD JosErH X. BIRD.
Aetna Mills May o. 1870
''sony others could b. procured had we the time N
inclination. but what has been given and the above
all satisfy any reasonable man. The Mccormick
Advance iook the premium over all othe. mach NJ,
aud remember any Of The vcCormicks are Offered
on FREE TRIAL through the enlrc season u graa,
and grain with any other machine, In the world--tt-
only conditions being that TIM farmer shall keep TIE
machine that sui..hm best. The Advance is n com
binss machine. and parties buying them gel w.
complete machines "a thing they do not get With
others. Refer to our small circulars aud the news.
paper called the "Adyance"
ClIAS. II. RUSSELL.
Mineral Point. May -, 1873. t29
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

SPlRITUALlsM. We have received
the first two numbers Of series Of seven
"Tracts on Spiri.nalism," being publish
ed by George &. lladdock, Of the Wis.
consin Conference The auther Of these
tracts some time since held discussion
with noted Splritualist, at Omro, in
this State, and acquitted himself so well
that his frieBds have urged him to issue
the tracts, embo3ying his argument on
that occasion. We have not had time 10
read those received, but on the assurance
Of those who have, we recommend every
one interested in securing light on this
subjec. to call at the Post Office and pros
cure copies of the tracts Price 10 cts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

READINGS Professor McAflertv,
Of the Racine college, has given a series
of readings in our city during the week
past His audiences have been of the
very best in the city, and his entertain
nents have given greater satisfaction than
anything of tao kind ever known in
Mineral Point. No vord Of unlavorable
criticism has come to our ears, while
every one whose pleasure it was to hear
him expresses the highest ,e7ms of
praise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02
TIE FIRST GUN
OF THE
9 A M = A IGN =
McCormick's Advance
AT Work in Southern Illinois,
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST!
BsLLeviLLk, ar. Guam couxTr, HI. I,
-

BsLLsvILLs, ar Cram CorYrr. hi.
May Gath. $50.
MEssRs G, u. MCCORMICK 3 BRo., GHcAoo, hi,
GkSrLkass II yesterday pm up and worked An
Advance In cutioga field of Rye, and 1t did work
splendiis. The rye was very tall and very green.
not having commenced to turn yet, n fact so green
that itcouid only be used for hayl and as though
ha, was not bad enough. we had heavy rain In iho
morning. There was quite large crowd Of farmers
present and never before had The pleasure Of SEE
Ing such perfect satisfaction manifested by crowd
Not one had word to say against the working OF the
Machine. This was the first Advance worked thi,
season, and our success with them Is now certainty
here. attach a considerable Importance 4, IN,
trial on account OF the Marsh Harvester man hayn
been through the neghborhood, with 1T q
srachans circulars and telling farmers that It wa,
no use to buy an Adva nee they could not NE nsa,
to work, and were an entire failure 4 told them h.
was liar and went into the field and proved lti.i
We sold three Advance machines right on The spot,
and more Of those present will buy and one thins +,
certain 1t Is no for any other agent 20 into TN,
neigborhood, and run down aMoOormck Machine.
Yours Truly
g. A. WILEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

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