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Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
HOLLY SPRINGS MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1851.

Such | am sure was the design of all those
who as master workmen built on the ba-
sis of the confederation. The United
States; such | believe TO have been the
sense of those who after the most widely
popular forms of consultation accepted the
structure and entered upon its occupancy,
and such must be, for the truth is mighty
and will prevail, the ultimate judgment
even of those who, with the bigotted fren-
w of crusaders, would attain what their
delirium deceives them by depicting as the
"will of God.''
And now, my dear sir, having fear
tediously and imperfectly met your COM
prehensive questions, let me advert to your
inlimation that you desire to publish my
answer. 1t is unpleasant to be thought
shy of avowing ones sentiments, but it is
perhaps more unpleasant to be obtruding,
as if important, opinions which may be es-
teemed worthless, and which are liable to
be at once stigmatised as symptoms of the
prevalent epidemic for candidateship. l
have scrupulously abstained, since quit
ting the Vice Presidency in 1910, from in
voking political notice, and this upon va
riety of motive, some domestic duty, some
distaste for the implied competition, some
of different reluctance, to seem, by even a
shade, to differ from abler and better men,
and some from a sedative suspicion that
matters would in all likelihood roll on to
their destination quite as well without as
with me. Unless, therefore, you delibe-
rately conclude that the ideas in this letter
are such as may be, without a particle of
reference to their bearing on myself, sub
stantially useful to the country or the Dem
ocratic party, hope you will abstain from
any sort of PRONUNCIATION. Owing you a
return for the visit which you were kind
enough to pay me in May last, l shall feel
perfectly satisfied if what l have written
be acceptable to you alone, and convince
you how truly and respectfully am, dear
sir, your friend and obdient servant,
G. NJ. DALLAS.
The Hon GUY M. BRIAN.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
9.962.0OO

These results, multiplied by five, will
show that the whole production in
twenty-five years, has been 40, ,760, ,00C
bales, and that the consumption in the
same time, has been 49,765.0O0 bales
or an excess over the production of s.,
900 bales, or 200 bales per annum
How much greater the consumption
would have been had the raw material
been furnished in increased quantity
your Committee will not conjecture
Enough is shown by the facts to estab
lish an important point: that the extent
of consumption up to this time, has
been controlled by the extent of pro.
duction and we must, therefore, look to
other causesf for the ruinous depression.
in price, to which we have so often sub.
mitted.
The second point requiring investi
CATION, is the capacity of the world fol
over production. To this, your Com.
mittee concede there cannot be def.
mite answer given; they incline, how.
ever, strongly to the opinion that, al
fair prices and with proper Organization
on the part of the American cotton
planters, the capacity for over produc
ton does not, and never can exist.
The extraordinary increase in the
production of the world in the five years
from 1910 to lS45, averaging 642, ,O0t
bales per annum, caused a regular in
crease in the stock of raw material ief'
on hand in Europe at the close of eact
year, until on the 3lst of December
IS45, it had reached I,22i 900 bale
estimated as sufficient for twenty-si,
weeks consumption The everage in
creased production in the United State.
for the next four years embracing tn,
crops OF lS45 and lS4S) was III ,OO(
bales per aunum, and yet on the 2ls
of December, lS49, the stock on hans
in Europe was reduced to 64e. Obales
estimated rs sufficient for only thrice,
weeks consumption. The crops Q
l849 and 1850, not equalling the aver
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

LovE.-A lady once asked Brown,
why Love was represented as child
.Because growled the cynic- "Love
never reaches the age of wisdom and
experience"
A CosTRasT.-The n. Y. Express
remarks that George Thompson, an
Englishman, was permitted to abuse
fifteen States of the Union, and every
body and every thing in the other six
teen States which did not agree with
him, in bis lectures at Syracuse, while
American citizens, acting in acccr-
dance with the law and the constitu-
ton, have been mobed and deprived OF
their property in the'same city. These
facts are not very creditable to Syra-
cuse.
The only ship actually engaged in the
searth Of Sir John Franklin, is tie Prince
Albert, Capt. Kennedy. She was sent ou,
by Lady Franklin. Her burthen is ninety
tons, and she has crewof eighteen.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
Plantation Work for Last of October.

With the exception OF some few ia
vored districts, cotton picking is now
so far advanced, as to admit of few
hands being spared for sowing oats,
rye, clover, turnips, &c. Unless a
very great breadth of small grain is
sown this season, there will be great
dearth OF mule iced before the next
crop is made. Where Egyptian oats
cannot be had, it is best to have the
ground broke up for spring oats now,
but not to sow the grain until about
the first of January, and then cover
them with one-horse plough, running
about an inch and a half to two inch
es deep. Rye and Egyptian oats should
be got in as soon as possible. So with
clover and turnips. Winter patches,
if got in soon, yield heavy cut OF
good food for mules and horses early in
the spring. They have usually.a few
oats, half bushel to the acre, sown
with them; they cling to the oat stalks
for support, and the whole is cut green
with the scythe, and is much relished
by stock. TIA.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
FROM Gody Lady Book.
TIE SAyIouRS PRAYER
BT rHE LATE MISS. HENRIETTA J. AEEK

BY THE LATE MISS. HENRIETTA J. MEEK
.'He went up iate a mountain apart to pray
nd when the evening was come, he was there a
ore,"-MaH sir. %.
Not in the cloister's dungeon walls,
Nor in the stately fame,
When the tinged smile of sunset falls
In rainbows through tn. pane
But where the light streams and heavens
pure eyes
Met ON themountain gray,
Whose head was pillowed in the skies
The saviour knelt to pray
When morning flung the light of hope
Far DER the hurrying throng,
The incense of his soul went up
With mornings smile and song;
And when p,leesening round his heart
Had drawn her dim array,
The Saviour sought place apart
The Saviour knclt to pray. --
Twas not for life or death-the ease
That life or death could bring;
For more human happiness.
Or less of suffering
But for unshrinking heart to bear
All that might crush the clay,
The long distress, the last dispair-
The Saviour knelt to pray,
The wings of angels gathered it
To wait the prayer to God;
T And angels eyes to diamonds lit
The dew-drops on the sod
And seraphs hushed their hymns to hear
And silence wrapped the throne,
When angels-pnions shed that prayer
Father; thy will be done p
No wander that the earth is bright,
And pure the sky above,
Which opens on that brow of light,
Lived in that heart of love
'Tis all an altar, every spot
Is hallowed to thy knee
Who'er thou art, whate'er thy lot,
The Saviour prayed for thee !
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

The Secretary of the Navy, in reply to
petition from the Councils of New Or
leans for Navy Yard at that place, replies
that he thinks the service at the present
time requires no additional yards.
ARRIvAL OF NRs. JupsoH.-Mrs. DR..
Judson and children arrived in Boston by
The Canada, with health much improved
by their voyage from India.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

The Baptist Association, which conven-
ed ia this city ON Saturday 4th inst, ad-
journed..on the 9Th. There were some ye-
~ interesting questions brought up inci-
dentally, and discussed-chief Of which
was that of correcting the present version
of the Bible. No action worthy of note
was taken.-A6srdess { Miss. lndepesdens.
Oct. l8kk.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
TERMS OF TEE PaLLADi..n.

THs Mississippi Palisaium is published wevl,ly :
Al Holly SPRING.. Mississippi
At s. pe- year in ApTASoz: = L pad vi.h
IN SIX months, ard 3 ifRol f,i3 untL ,ke exp5-
ration c .ha year.
Ne subscription raceiyei. for less t'ae thSn
six months, exoept Tor the campaign paper
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

II Tx Mississippi Palladium oa:ee Is IN
On the Northeast corner of the public square.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07
Announcing Candidates

For State or District Offices, s,.....-..--.... $40
For the Legislature, ...............---.... 10
For County Offices, .-.......----.-....
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

President Fillmore having received
information on Monday last from the
U. S. Consul at Matamoras that a
company of Texans had been organ
lied and had marched to join in the
late revolutionary movement in North
ern Mexico, and that new enlistments
were making for the same purpose, has
issued the following
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-07

Thus it is seen that the per cent in
crease in American cotton has been ra-
pidly declining. until we are now down
to threePer cent. per annum. Not SO,
however, with American consumption
that is increased, in the same time,
more than nine per cent per annum.
The per cent. increased production in
the world, for the last five years, is
down to an average of lS0- 100 per an
mum; while the per cent. increase in
consumption has ocen $50 loo per an
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
Stray GAIL Z.

CAME 70 the Inclesure OF the subscriber n Ridge
,slv township. near TIE Blue M5uad, OF or aboLt
the .7ln ms. stso OAEN about : OF years old
and one yoaHg COW.
OHe OF the oxen DARK red yyith . white SPOT J..
the ,ace ami pat 81 the ie.t car ca, 90 re oiner
a Drindie hiAd the let ele, a l't.e @i4te IN re
face. and Iefl col COT oiL lie Cow as 4 pale red
e,ia white spot Little White O. aer .eI.. s.eaa,s
FORK ia lei ear. the ogcTes IS requested 10 c~~..=
.orvard prove proTertF pay charges, ard .4-e
said cattle away.
ANDREW MILLER
R.dgeWay, Dec Path 1889.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
N0.fGage sale.

DEFAULT having been made by Sebt
:. Wis. on THE conditions and stIpuiatIous
conia-n ID IN "a certain mortgage exec uted by
h,u IN Ter his hand aud seal to one Noolsey
Macee and JAMES Dixon, T. secure two notes
uC ilaud made by tie said mortp1gor, SthH ;
NVilps. TO said uIortgagees. Wool-ey Niece
and James D.xou. which said nartCsze ben :
date the seventh Hnv of SeotemhaF, \. ID.
1919. and rec0-rird ~ tie office 81 the Regis
ter Of Deeds In and Tor Iowa county, Ia THE
State of Wisconsin, the eleventh day o.:
September. \. y. 1910 NJ = o'clnck =. ".
I'm volume 3 Or mortEng :. on page 5-6. ou
which sal Iuortgag@ and cotes - sFCnre
which the same vas given. there Is now du-
aud CLAIMED 10 oe due the sum O.: one hundred
and seventy SIX dollars and eighteen cents
On Saturday. thr f-'t day Of February. a D
1881. NJ lhe Court House door. IN the town
of Mineral Poi1r. ia the county Of Iowa aud
Safe of Wisconsin,. said mortgaGed premises.
being the eas' huii d 'he north ensl quarter
II section nap,bpr thj,ty Three Ia township
num1er * norta OF raus@ nt.lnbsr ol- east o,
the fourth principal u1er dian in Iowa count,
and SUITE Of Wisconsin. viii be sold 10 pub
l. auction. to satisfy the amount due on sal,
notes and NOR guges.
Mineral Point Dec, 18th, 4. D. $50.
/ WOJLSET MAGEE,
/ LANES Ii. NIXON.
: {. MI. DsNx.1 Nortsa-ers
Solicitors -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
CAUTlONl

~ IL persons are carriore! aEait~' Iuro'Ns-
- iu- receipt TOR sixty dollars gi,ef. 70 T,er
ioisteu-en and signed BY Beech S Iilley- Ter Ole
Iorson. as said receipt was given for money re-
ce.yed on deposit. ard aeieh PROV TO BE- counter
eir and tie said liol~tenseu refuses 10 receive ne
same an exchange !or the receipt
OLE TORSON.
Mineral Point, December II. 1880. .-3w
IJ~Norvegian rareEs at Madison aad Racns
will publish The above three times, a:.t END bis
% tais o-;icc immediately
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
EDMbffC flCe

~ IL persons are hereby notified not TO tres
- pass mine or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent OF permission of the
owner:-East ! Of y " ! Sec s, Township 5
Range , East.
ALSO, y Z Of E / Sec 6. Township l.
Range East without the written consent Of the
yner or JOHN MUSGROVE, .4gem
And further notice is hereby given. that for
BID any and all persons from buying or removing
4 nv Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct 9th 1918
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
The PR0PRlET0 SAFE REGULARLY
E0u1AIE0 PHYSlcIANS.

Having been engaged for nearly thirty years il
an extensive practice OF medicine, we have long
seen the necessity OF just such a madeline as this
- medicine compounded of Vegetable prolcc-
tons Of rare efficacy and virtue, and so combined
TO assist each other in their operation-sure 10
search out and eXpe from the human body an the
germs OF disease; and yet 50 gentle that the most
delicate female NAV Use them with safety.
UnIke any other Pill now in use. they act upon
the large and the small intestines alike-never
causing pain OF nausea. unless the stomach is very
foul.
THE ORIGIN OF THE LONDON FFGETA-
BILE BILIOUS PILLS
These pills were invented by the Royal College
Of Pharmacy in London They have been used
IN the British Hospitals Tor the last fifteen years
and 10y the Army aud Navy Surgeons in the Brit
:su Fast Indies. Il is now several years since the
propiiei0rs had their history from i member O.
the above named College anA from whom thew
obtained d recipe 70 prepare them. For the truth
Of TINS we pledge orr honor. During the several
years We have used these pills in practice, We
have found them 70 be all That we recommend
and many a time have grateful patients, who have
experienced tac,r efficacy. urged Us TO throN
supply OF them before the people of this country.
which we have now concluded 70 do, though in
many places they have long been partially intro
duced.
Sold Wholesale and on agency BY DR. y. T
Cody al his American Agency Office Wauaegan
Ills Also on the same terms by Or. r. D. Puitord
at Mineral Point, and by agents throughout the
west 1y4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09

STATE of Wisconsin } Estpr'. of
Iowa County, s. Riclnrd Thomas.
Anna Thomas i.a~ filed IN rhe County
Cou'r il-r y II on praying admins iruiien u
ou the Estate at Richard IlInInas bale 81 SAID
county, DECREASED. Nuiice Is hfreby gSrI,
hat "a hearing upon snld priuion wall BIZ ~ II
Pruhntr term 81 said Court. next 10 br held
ar the Probate office tie src.',.d VI II lay
ot january next. when aud whrrr any pei
SON inter- -. nuv appear and show Use
wi y t"e praye If ~ peltlionrr should not be
granted.
Dated December 26th 1850
Farley Eaton, County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
d ,vid w. Jones,
: IS. Fl "a
Farley Eaton, County Judge.
Victor Jnntnnennlt.

iiiBf JtutfUF QOI-
b \ virtue OF an ex' cutio', ISSUED from the
office ef tl!e CLERK OF rh, circuit court, an and
for the county Of Iowa. state II Wisconsin.
and To me directed. ~ the above enii;ied rause,
against 'he goods and clutte Is. Ian.!s and ten
eGsents of the above Bamrd dcirndnui ha7a
h's day levIed upon aud seized ,he following
described real estate, - tie property IF said
defendant. VIZ
The south east quarter out lot number
two hundred and ninety seven, (@97) III the
town Of Mineral Point; also lnr ntnnher one
ID IN block NUMBER forty tour, t44l SIfu"t~.
iyIuz aut being IA ) Iong. D0ly. O'Nrh aud
Buruett's addition to the town of Mineral
Poi u. Aud | shall expose ihe Sane To ub-
.ic ventur. 10 the highest bidder tor cash. at
the front doo- OF tia court house ia the town
Of Mineral Pui2t IA said coun:y. on the Sth
f February. a. =. 1881 between the hours
ul 10 o'clrck A. NJ. nui O'Clock, Z. NJ. Of
sad day, satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Town county. " IS
Sheriff Office. Min Point, dec 10 $50.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
Lands For sale,

timber is young and thrifty. There Is a zoe
SPRING OF WATER ON the premises-it is also h.
a good neiehboFhood. being about miles sout!
east oI Mineral Point, and desirable situation Tor
a farm.
.4LSO-Eishty acres of Timber land in Green
county, Wisconsin. being the OF the f ! OF
section 9. town north. range East
For further particulars apply to - Taylor
Esq. Land Agent, Monroe, Wis. or to the subscri-
Der at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKFN.
Narch Q. 1918. soft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
FIRST Arrival OF
FALL & WINTER
e. &
D. a. FAIRCHILD & &C

d. a. f AIR C HID & co,
n RE now receiving their stock Of Fan and
~ Winter Goods. direct from the eastern mar
ket- and feel warranted ist saving 10 their old Gus
toners and the public generally. that they can sup
ply them with whatever. articles they may want,
at prices unusually low Their stock con. lists OF
all the various articles in the line OF
Dry Goods, Grcceyles. CrocIer1.
r FAD Y-MADE HING
BootS and .S5toes. Hardrure, &c, &c,
Usually kept in this market: and as regards quail
lty and low prices they fatter themselves that
customers will be f4lIy satisfied on examination
that they cen receive a full equivalent for their
money. Believing that quica sales and small
pronts are far better for both seller and buyer we
respectfully invite those wanting any article IN
Our line to call before purchasing elsewhere and if
any 90 away dissatisfied it shall not be IN conse
quence OF losing ahYstrate chance TO make good
bargain.
Cur Goods are q sily arriving, and our stock is
unusually large. Every article was selected with
great care. and 9. 1ecialIy for this market. Cali
and examine ;cr yourselves. and II you 60 away
without purchasing ro offence will be gwen.
D. 4. FAIRCHlLD & co.
Mineral Point September, 1850 #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09

And further notice IS hereby given. that iorb
any ard all persons from buying or removing any
Lead Of other ores from tie above described Land
witAou, my written permission.
GEORGE NESSER~NtITH. agent.
Dodgcll.e, iowa Comfy, Wis.
Sent. ZIat. IslI. 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
Dry q GODS, Groceries,

Dig q 00dS, GrOcer3es,
Crochcry Hord1rare, Boots md Shoes,
Rcady- Made CHILLING, L-o7, Mails, Glass,
Steel. =: DC, g.,
Which arc wanted in this market; and the well
known low prices at which goods are sold At our
store renders II unnecessary for US to say TO Gus
toners that they can find better bargains by calling
on us than at any other place in town. Ii any
doubt it. all they have TO DO IS to call and We Will
try and convince tl.er Of the fact.
We have all kinds Of Goods and are always
glad 10 show thcr1 TO customers, and all others
who desire 10 see New Goods Good Goods. and
CLeap Goods TREGASkIS & BROS
Sent 2hih $50. L4oL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
ESSf Of EeFsea-s

REMAINING in the Post-0tice al Mineral
rent. Wisc1r +, en- the lSt Of January, 1851:
g-AEsn Joseph.
P-Raily 3. Levi, Bennett James. Britton Fran
IL B51rgasah Pierre, Burns South, Butterfield J.
Parr.on J Joseph.
C-Caseg Robert Currier John.
D-D-..s john Read. Davis Daniel Davis J C.
Fer Eelaney Jno Delaney JOS Dickerraan Elias.
Eastman ; John Eddy NJ Henry E=axtig-
IFS Hans EthiGee Janes, Evans d Cvrenious
F-FTcgNe.I II Saml.
H-Haynian James, Harsha 4. Hoskia Saml.
H4tblrl Enily
J-Jackar Wn. Johnson John. johnson NJ B.
Kelly Ann Sarah, hindais John, Kindes
Tezgy biargTet
Lancaster Wm. Lansing 7. " Miss, Latin
Horace.
MINER YIN David. Manly Luther. Ne'l:an
a. NcCieverty Alexander, AicHughs Michl. Me
Lane u George Mann ~ Sa1l Mcnamara Jas.
NcAne Michael. Aiaure john.
t-NewkIrk Cyrus.
P-Peasice George, Perkel John, Philip Saml
P.lsinEhorn "
Richmond John. Roberts Robt. Robinson
TEos, Rowan Thos, Row Thomas. Rue K J II
Smith VI Thomas, Spears William, STAN
Lgslnlla Nrs. steel mr Rev. Stewart SIIas.
I-Taylor Erwin, Thomas J. Terrell NJ John
lommas IL
VAN Slvcke c P
H'-Wear Samuel. Heeble Friedrich. Wells c
William Wllierua-h David, Wilson John Wool
North vary Mss WrisIey Il Harriet Mss.
FOREIGN LETTERS
Et1cE3sy -Ea.rrc Coca Join, Gl.iary EicH Jones
u, LeIfy Cornelius Fy7e,ael I5H hct7es, J'io $,
pheHs Grace >t~esay Jata. zhartlga -7gaTetr-
GERMAN LETTERS
y SCI u. a.-.L Eer-. III Pa, hiss plc.s Ian
a-1-sysssl- -L q, I[r iar5 D-1... - z. Baga3d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
CIrcuIl Court
.sanel blanchard, J

IS
Carrot D. Farris. Iowa County, Wis.
By VIRTUE OF an Alias Execution issu
ed from the office Of the clerk OF the circuit
court in aud Tor the county Iowa State OF
Wisconsin, in the above entitled cause aud To-
me directed, against the good, and chnttrIs-
lands aud teuemcuts OF the above named de
lendenf. hive this uav levied upon and seiz
ed the following described real estate. rs the
property f the above uumed deieud-ut VIZ
! he south west quarter Of the south west
quarter, the west half f the south west quar
t-r. the east hall Of the north east quarter
and tile north east quarter Of the south ea>l
quarter OF section No eight 81 20 township
No five (5l north OF rauge NJ three 90 cast
of the fourth prinri9aI meridian, III tslr eoua-
" OF Iowa Stlie 4 WI-c5lsil, aud shall *
pos TO vcudue 10 tie highest bidder for cash.
all the right Title aud interest. tie above ma
med defendant had ia aud 10 said lands. on
the 38fh day 81 N1vrHbrr, 4. ID $40, or ~
any time since. al ta- front daor ct tue c"uri
house, IA the town f Mineral POINT. on tue
5lh day of February. \. D 1851. between
the hours of 20 O'Clock \ ". and O'clock
p. NJ. OF SAID day, 70 satisfy said writ aud
costs.
LEVI STERLING.
Shelf Io'r1 C04Hfy, Wis.
Sherif's Odicr, Mia Point, Dec. 25'H 1850
FAXES J. DuN>, Any far PA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-09
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
n z w G O O D S!
Ey far The best Poga6ls le 9e7c9 may &c toiasd at
the Old asld rsI. tao,cn Stand If
RE ECU & TILTFy

Fy fET the ocsf EataS let III 7cd may &c fo1DtG II
the Old a.sd srsI. saotcn Stand IF
ECiI & TILLEY.
IN Hen ssnFEr. funeral Point-Ve are
~ now receiving cur stock of FAIL ard WIZ
TER Goops, vhica v.en completed, will comprise
rle heaviest assot1ient YET offered in this mar set
TIE goods we arc about ID offer TO our customers
will ae found 10 ee fresh from the eastern cities.
aud of quality INFERIOR 70 none ever before bro
% this place Oar s-3c. of
DRY GOODS
Cannot BE heat. Z sr.H he found 70 consist of
every article needed bF any OF our numerous Gus
toners. and, as ID gatlty and prices. we invite
purchasers 10 cal and satisfy themselves.
Among our
G 70 c ERTES
Nav be fonnI the VERY best qualities of Coffee.
e.ear To- SeLzos.l.s. 2 ali Dried F91a. Sal, 10
51ero Spes. Fe9aer G.s-e-, Fish Pork, DC g.. IN
cial.u- 4. taar Is desirable OF ueediul. We have
a.s0 heavy stocks 80
CrJets y. Hardware,
Iron 1rjLs. >teeL GiaSS. CtuieyY. S.,
-Togcrher Yit- i large supply OF
Boats qak Shoes Uffs. Gaps, and Boz
gets, Batly-4Iai CL2tAing H'ooaez
kioro.
ARD - he Short. -ze .glf. he able 20 supply our
customers with af. ding il our hue that rAav
uav desire aal especially ask one aUl all 20
g5Ee Is sHe l~.,l. ~ g. showing them our Co5ss
ar4 informing rs 3 car prices which We viii At
All times BE- pleased u - without Tee or reward
BEECH 4 TILLEG.
A-aeral Point SEP ih. 1880.