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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

CO The total population of the villa
ges, towns. AMI cities of the Il. s. is on
ly 4.O0O coo, while the rural population
is 1928. 0O0. The four cities of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, contain population Of 1.&liOOo.
the amount Of whose real and personal
property is SOP 0O0, 600. or S67S each.
The property of the rural population is
2,3l2. 0OO.000 or about Sl20 each.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
POPULATION OF PLYMOUTH

The enumeration of the citizens OF
Plymouth was taken few days since,
showing rapid increase within the las.
year. The population at this time is as
follOxrc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
sRGCEAG N0EEGE9a

Persons wishing 20 get into the P0si OEfEcc
on Sundays, will find i open from to 10
o. clio k, A. NJ. ana from 1 TO ) u. II.
DANIEL MCDONALD, p. ".
Plymouth, May 18Th, 1888. l2wi.
The Northern Indiana Baptist Association
viii convene at the Methods. Chwca III Plym-
outh on Friday, June i0,h, 1853.
]. VI. MAXWELL.
elk. Assn.
Plymouth, May II, 1858.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
Indiana WEIGHTS and Measures.

By the last revised Statutes of Indi-
ana. Vol. = p. 5l4, it is made the duty
Of the several boards Of county commits
sioners to procure for the use Of their re-
spective counties, set of weights and
measures OF the following descriptions
viz:
One measure of one foot. or IL inches
English measure.
One measure OF three feet, or 36 inch
eS.
One half bushel for dry measure. which
shall contain one thousand and seventy
five and one fifth solid inches.
One gallon measure which shall con-
tain two hundred and thirty-one solid
inches; and also,
One SET OF weights. commonly called
avoirdupoiS weights;
Which weights and measures shall be
kept by the county auditor of each and
every county in this State for the pur-
pose of trying and sealing the weights
and measures used in their countless
AT the last session of the Legislature.
the 81 section Of the act of June 8. 1852,
was amended SO as to read as follows:
Sixty pounds Of understandable wheat
(avoirdupois weight shall be given and
taken for standard bushel; of shelled
corn. fifty six pounds; OF buckw heat. IF
ty pounds; OF beans. sixty pounds; of
potatoes, sixty pounds; of clover seed,
sixty pounds; hemp seed, forty-four lbs
blue grass seed, fourteen pounds; castor
beans, fortysix pounds; dried peaches.
thirty three pounds; dried apples, TWEEN
ty-five pounds, onions, fifty seven pounds
salt. fifty pounds; mineral coal. seventy
pounds; timothy seed. forly-five pounds;
rye, fifty six pounds; oats, thirty-two
pounds; flax seed, tifty-six pounds, bar
lev. forty -eish. pounds; corn meal, fifty
pounds
After the publication of the laws of
the last session of the Legislature. all the
differen. kinds o.: grain seeds. and arti-
Giles specified i'll the foregoing paragraph.
shall be given and taken at the several
weights affixed to each standard bush
ell; and las such shall be considered "a
legal tender, to fulfil any contract here
tofore made for The delivery of either of
the kinds of grain seeds, or articles spe
cited in the act.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
ONE OF the STATES. bob wbere.s
the State of Mitrimonv3"

ONE OF the STATES. Dob where's
the State of Mltrmony?"
Its one of the United States. II i
bounded by hugging and kissing on one
side, and cradles and babies on the other
It's chief products are population. broom
sticks and staying out late o'nish.s. II
was discovered by Adam and Eve. while
trying to find "a northwest passage out of
Paradise. The climate is sultry till YOU
pass the tropics of housekeeping. when
squally weather commonly sets in with
such power as to Keep all hands as cool
as cucumbers. For the principal roads
leading TO this interesting State, consult
the first pal. al blue eyes YOU run against.'
The Genesee Farmer in NOTICING the
Sh lnghai breed Of chickens. saws:
q: fifty raised last year BY the editor
the smallest pullet weighed SIX pounds
and the largest COCK ten pounds, at che
year old. Il is stated that Ihev produce
more eggs than any other, the hens GEN
orally laying forty TO sixty before seitina.
and frequently commence LAYING i'm less
than three weeks after Matching, at tl,,
same tire taking care Of their chickens
until they are large enough to care for
themselves. The young chickens are
much more ho-!y than those of other
breeds. The flesh is represented TO be Is
COCA as that Of any other kind.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
go

vi the above number, seventeen are
over the age of fifty years.
The population of Rochester was pub
lished in the Flag a few weeks since.
but owing to the paper having been mis-
placed we cannot give the number, but
If we are not mistaken, it was less than
400. 1t has been claimed by some OF
our Fulton county friends that Rochester
could lead Plymouth in numbers, but
they must come down now.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

Uowing to high waters we did not receive
paper IN time to issue a paper last week.
Our readers will please excuse.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

CH.NEFUL.-J. O Williams vas found
saad in a house on Main street, Utica, on
FRIDAY last, and verdict of death from
Exhaustion and want ofproper care" rem
sered concerning him. The Utica Her
III finds on further inquiry, that be did
M die from positive starvation, his end
vas fastened by neglect and desertion.-
Ie had been for some time uDwell, and
Iad depended for his subsistence upon the
sbarity of his friends. And when he be-
ZANE too feeble to seek aid at the hands Of
A. neighbors he was left to die in wa Mt
ef the ordinary necessaries of life
i He vas a member of.the Welsh Metho-
dist church, and has brother living in
1 tica, in comfortable circumstances, in
good repute and prominent member Of
the church and sabbath shool The fact
stands out that an old man ~ years old
b long residence in the city, Of irreproach-
able character and good standing IN the
church of Christ has been permitted to
lie from want and neglect in the midst of
bis neighbors. his former christian asso-
bates, and his own kindred Upon whom
must the guilt and infamy rest2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Death Of Horatio Greenoagh.

We lear from the Boston Transcript of
Saturday evening that tue death of Ho-
ratio Greenough whose serious illness was
announced a short time since took place
OH Saturday morning after violent at
tack of brain fever Mr. Greenough was
well known as a sculptor of very distin-
guished genius although he cannot be said
to have attained the highest rank in his
art. He was born in Boston in the wear
1905. During bis residence at Cambridge
he contracted an intimacy with Washing
ton AllstOn. to whom In subsequent life.
he always acknowledged a large debt of
gratitude for profound suggestions in re
gard to the principles of Art and genial
encouragement IN It's pursuit.
After leaving Cambridge Mr.. Green
ough went to Italy where he resided at in
tervals for several years His principal
productions are the colossal statute of
Washington in the Capitol, the Chanting
Cherubs, executed in 1923 for Mr.. Feni-
more Cooper, the MedorA finished in 1881
for Mr.. Gilmore. of Baltimore. the Res
cue. and busts Of John Quincy Adams.
Josiah Quincy aud several other eminent
personages. lie had recently been en-
gagged in the equestrian statute of Wash
ington. to be erected in Union Park Mr.
Greenough was a man IF liberal and va
ried accomplishments, Of attractive man
ners and of vigorous intellect His loss
will be deeply felt in the private circles of
WHICH he was ornament no less than
IN the world Of art, where he attained to
such a wide celebrity.-N Y Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
TO AGENTS AND CANVAssERs.
The Great Book for the West,
AGENTS WANTED.

n srey County Of OEi2 BErligeu indiana, III
a0is ami Ksaa.efy.
T TFE OF WI HENRY UAKRTSOS, qfI President a
1.-the ted States by D.. MoAt merry: steel Pnr
rIt, and E3@iy illustrated This work IS written i'm Z
ser ite-a7ln ard popular sty le and contains an au
fhcUtC accounts OF a the important of his lie
Is is got up style uniform with the lives OF Ptezi
tents Adams, ZACH son, Ty or &c. To pac il full,
before the people, wnl be sold only TO agents sole
EenCy for q County gjven
agents clear 50 to s. per day at this busi
anss- some Of agents make much more Those de
sruUs of an arsncv- wpuli DO ell write US immed
zely, Ibis Is he best tie yea for Canvass
ing futhr particulars tn is and other valus oil
Books for winch wish AGENTS, address, most paid,
HOOKER x CATCH 81.
Publishers. Cleveland. -.
~ AM Paper vi hin 500 miles of cleveland or Chi
ca punlsH3ug h above with this notice. three times
ful -euiug copy OF the uaper, shalt receive a COP,
b faa Nfrk hv mf Te- ui PIst- ge. This offer 10 re-
20 5000 nE rrfEiE- Il1 tuHs st l-5B
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

CorRT SCENE-.-Sir e. said fierce law
Ser. do you on your solemn oath swear
tlat this Is not your hand writing 2"
4 reckon not" was the cool reply.
Does il resemble your writing 2"
Yes sir, | think it don't"
DO you swear that it don't resemble
your writing 3"
Well I DO, cid head
You take your solemn oath that this
writing does not resemble yours in a sin
gle letter q"
" cas-, sir -
Now how do you know p
Cause | cqH't zryite
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Master BENJAMIN Pierce.

The Chicago Democrat accompanies the
account of the funeral o. the son Of Gen.
Pierce with the following
We knew the lad we'll and all who ever
attended the Congregational Church at
Concord never failed to see him in his faith
ers pew and to be struck with his intel
lectual and yet very modest appearance Il
Whilst he partook Of his fathers talents.
he also partook Of his mothers disposition
SO far as to the religious faculties entire
" predominant From the time that his
years would allow t, he had never mis-
seG q Sabbath at Church or at Sunday
School Little Benjamin had gone to bed
and fallen asleep when ne was awakened
By the sound Of mlaic aud firing of can
non on election night Upon enquiring
the cause and learning Is Of his mother his
first inquiry was Do they have Sabbath
Schools at Washington g. Upon learning
that they had, he fell asleep again and
never NANTES ted, as most boys would,
disposition to 20 into TIE streets and par
ticipate in the general demonstrations of
Joy by his fathers friends. He was uni
versally beloved ald all the clergymen. as
well as the leading men of the State, were
fond Of holding conversations with him
He bore the name Of his grandfather and
was the last living grandson by the name
Of Pierce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

8he Lowell Advertiser is mistaken in
supposlng that the rauk of Lieut. General
i merely nominal, and that the title is an
empty name. five mistake not. the rank
VIII entltle Gen. Scott 50 an increase of
pay, to take effect from the close of the
Mexican war. The rule in the Army is.
shat an officer who is promoted for service
rendered, draws the pay which his new
rank confers, from the time that the SER
wees for which he was promoted, were
Pa-fo-uaod rasf,sH -. sssrL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
T0PP Pm, CARPENTER, CASTELAR,. & CO..
BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS,
NEW Y0RK

TIAEING been appotnlei agents Of the above estab
Il lshmeHt we ifepred 70 execute orders for any
description Of
BdGA NOTE EL1l4TLG IND PRINTING,
upon as favorable terms and with much despatch Q.
a. head quarters We have hand great variety Of
Yignsttes, Ornamental Die-Work, Specimens Of
Bank Notes, Drafts, Certificates of
DEPOSIT ~h4rr '-rs fir-teS. Ctifad highest
sty e t rt and aojuing The best securities against al
torapors or c"uuereItT which Uer f0rthe nsrec
il0n Cf all venting plates % enable those Order
from us 10 select heir Geslgus, diewcrk &c we
1ii cxhis specimens 20 them at tnetr ~ resieen.
ces upon receiving proper notice.
E. D. lLSLEY & Co
Madison Jan 90. 1883 6ml2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
MarshaTI's Sale

d virtue or writ Of FL Fa issued out OF and under
u the seal of The District Court of the United state
fer the District Of Wisconsin directed against the
goods and ehattes, lands and tenemens of Francis
Dunn ana David ". Jones, levied upon the foos ing
described property 10 wit. The North East quarter o.
section one rs town four IA, range two e., east yIag
aud being in the County Of Iowa, in the STATE Of wis
consin, which shah expose for sale Public Auction
81 the Franklin House, Mineral Point in said County
Of Iowa. the l4th day OF February next at 10 O'Clock
= N. Ii. K ELKINS. u. : Marshall,
by THos- REKNoGrs, Deputy
Mineral Point. December 18th, 4. u. fs52- 6gQa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Mineral Point Rail Road of
20, 600 EsAHE4 Es6aAFD TIES
10 Rail Road Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at lhe OHce
Jot the AINEEAL PoEST RAIL ROAD COMP my in MIN
arl Point until the 4th day OF February, doing the
SradlnE- bridging and masonry of said road from Min
sr Point 10 the state line of Illinois, distance Of q =
'a'es5 also separate proposals for The FIR &c sections
81 SAIL road, extending from Mineral Point Graot
A distance OF 20 miles.
Maps plans, probes and estimates are open for i'm,
specion at al times, ST the once Of the company in Min.
aral Point.
satisfactory refer noes viii be expected from al bid
iers not per7onG.lg known % the company.
For further Information application may be made to
he Presdelt Of the Company Hon. Noses NJ Strong or
u the Secretary. By order OF the Board Directors
TAOS. 5. ALLEN, Stc'y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

H-G FARRELl.s GENUtga ARABIAN LINTdEN-
IS most extraordinary nedjcne The truth of whica
placed beyond duUai by sales IF the afiee and
he many cures being daily per 1rraed hy It, sh-b i,-
vi9usly bad resisted u other medicines and the 7s oil
the best physi rs IT, he words is compose uf bsI
sans, extracts ana guns peculiar to Arabisp assessing
in concentrated form, 81 their stimulating. auud
penetrating, UnctHous snd revusiys properties and ne
same whchages ago,wer8 used BY the cons Of the DIES
er, eith such Eac success IN curing the diseas
OF both ard begst.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
mnRrGAGE SALE.
state Of Wisconsin, County Of Lafayette, IS.
O1i'is nsech' Ia Cbaucery for The foreclosure O
Tsc,5, ~ g,fssss Mortgage.

- In CharceTy for The foreclosure Of
Jsc,f, ~ PLEASE Mortgage.
DY VIRTUE Of a decree Of sale. made at the March
term OF the Circuit Court OF Lafayette County said
STATE, dated The 18Th DAY of March, 1882 directed
SheFH OF Lafayette County, in favor of the said Cur is
aud agaiust the said Jacob N. Please
defendant viii sell al public cutlery the front door
Of the Count house Ia ~hnsbusg in said Dounly, on the
9Th day of March, D. 1888, between the hours ten
O'clock IN The forenoon and four O'Clock it the after
noon o. said dan the following described property
val: The south 81 quarter the south quarter.
and the south east quarter of the south quarter
Section No 10 ~ Township Ne. three, North Of Rsnge
no three east containing eighty acres Also the north
three quarters OF The half of the south quar-
ter OF section number ten, in Township pumber three
North OF Range three cast containing sixty all
one hundred and forty together with the sppure
nAnees thereunto beong0ga in the county OF Lafayette
and state OF NIscunsln, 10 satisfy the Of hun
dTed and iorty nne dollars and six CENTS with interest
thereon together with costs o. suit and accrunC coss
GTvea undermy hand at tn sheriff office in ShuIsburg
This 18th DAY OF January, A d. 1883.
PETER c. MELOY, Sheriff
PARLEY EATON, Sol Of Lafayette Co Wis.
Cunt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
New Orleans. Jan 10

The Mexican news IS unimportant, but
/ favorable to the Revolutionists
The Carthegena papers say that Santa
Anna Is making preparations to return to
Mexico Immediately. The Mexican Sen
tie has not acted upon the Tehuantepec
question. The State or Cordora has join
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

SILVER MINES IN a FoG-The Washing
ton Union says, that DR. Gardeners party
are willing to swear to the existence of
the alleged mines. They also assert that
they offered to show them to the commits
s.oners, but that they refused to follow
their directions.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

lNDlcTED.-The Grand Jury Of Wash
Ington city hes indicted a man named B
sasser, late Clerk In the Treasury De
7artment, for murder, by administering
strlchnlne to young woman, under pc
culIar circumstances T7L LIZ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
NOTICE.

WILL SELL, public auction on the 5th day of
February, le53 at my shop in Mineral Point 10 wa
County, is at the hour OF O'clock p NJ one rifle
the property Of Golfer Campbell paw lien that
have against said gun for repairing same, also one
belonging TO il9er Price also yauger gun belong
lug To sins Frame, in compliance with Sec I4lh, Of
Cnsp. 100 Of the Revised Statutes entitled Ofthe Liens
OF Mechanics and others-o T. 5 SPRAGUE
Mineral Point January 18th, 1853 3wIl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
LII on Tor C-ornlerEei,..

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately msde its appearance, called ". B. Par
rel's Arabisn L8inan the most dangerous OF all the
counterfes, because ais having the OF FsrTema-
ny viii buy il in good fsish, &c that
counterfeit and hey sill perhaps only discover
their when The spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by Z. G. Far
ei, sole inventor asa proFtieorand wholesale druggist
No II, Main street, Peoria Illinois, whom ali spplica
lions fer Agencies InUst be addressed. Be you get
1t with the letters 4. G, before The Farrell thusH G.
FARRELL'S-and signature on the wrapper, all 9th.
ers are counteFfeigs- sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Boskins,
Thomas Co., DoIspvilIe, C Beech, Linden, Hook &
Ror'- son, Frauk.ia Benner, wingyille, a Nordyke,
Muscoda, Ripley, Towns s Co., Richmond, E. McIn-
tyre Rchland city, AMI b. regularly authorized Agents
throughout Il 9 United States.
np Price IS and so cents, sid 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTET'i IN every town, village and hamlet
il United States. which is not yet established
Address II. G. Farre3i sbovs accompanied with good
references as 90 chrscter, responsibility SC ly5n3a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

DREABFUL CALANIITT-IwEN Lives LosT
We learn from a reliable source, says the New
Madrid Journal Of gae 18th that four coal boats
were sunk at Aer0ea-hers Bend, one day last
week. and out Of Iweuty-ona men who composed
the crews, only one man escaped.
1.-THE Spiyf, 1f me Times La Crosse, has been
discontinued, and the materials sold under the
bammer.-Crauf Co. Cou
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
A>TArE OF JAmEs BLoorlER.

state of Wisconsin, iowa County
SAAti r. MESSMORE has flied in the Probate ONCE.
petition praying Administration upon The Fstae oi
James HlOOmer, late of Gaena, Illinois, deceased No
nce is hereby given to all persons that final
hearing will be had upon The said petition at obate
Term OF the County Court to be held Tho Probate Of
fee IN said County, the 7th day February next.
FARLEY EATON
Dated January Sin 1853 3wll
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

NATURAL RIGHTS On the 9th ult..
4 Davenport liquor seller was fined 500
~ for selling spurious liquors contrary
g che method prescribed under the stat
ute Dubuque Tri5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

Ten. PIERCE's private fortune is suppo-
sea to range between $4,000 and Sis
eoo, which he has made BY the most ar
auous toll for ten years In his profession.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
ESTATE OF ELAAN ANN TAYLOR.

- = "a = oa SsAss-As4s rhLr4A LUZ
state oi Wisconsin. Iowa County
ISAAC -. NJ ra-SAO6E has fled IN the Probate CGi.s
TettiOu praying Administration upon the Estate Of
Ellen Aun Fay Tor aie of the city Louis deceased
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons Interested that
hpa{ hearing viii be had upon the said petition at
Probate Term Of the County Court, be held at the
Probate Office in said County, the th day Febru
AIRY next FARLEY EATON.
Dated January cth, 1888. 3WiI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03

~ Flattery IS like fail, which. if not
adroltly used, will box your own ears IN
stead Of tickling those ofthe corn.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
Read the following remarkable cure, which should Of
self Mace
#. C. FARRELL's ARABIAN LINmEST

II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT
far beyond any sirliIar remedy.
Mr.. IT. e.. Farrell Dear sir, Acuatcd oy "a sense IF
yTateIIuess, sub nit The following Cf the
utility Of your great medicine, My child, three years
OLD was suddenly stocked terrible disease which
Frustrated il total plessn,
The limbs became 50 rigid that joint could be bent
the esh turned hcs and cold aud entirely dePrscd Of
feeling; TIE eyes dzeB, partially closed and gngether
blind, following tua deafness all sounds; the
spine became contracted and curved when lying
back the head and heels only touched Indeed,
the child presented every appearance of being dead I'm
medately the stack the fanily physician call
"a and for weeks ne abo-ed restore il to
feeling, but all In vai1 although il bisered dozen
times, and various r1befscient Linments applied. A
consultation Of PLY sciaBs then held but no pur
pose, the was thsa brought before the Medical So
ciety, but nothing could be suggested which al
ready been done the doctor then told could
do nothing more. " then commenced applying your
Lniment freely he entire length Of the spine and
you may imagine parents Joy when, after few app
0at'aFs, 's,urIs in.-tiEa aFporens, rapid
" recovered with the exception OF the sight which
not become peFfeci month. The child is now
healthy and robust be- Five other cases OF the
same kind occurred previously in my neighBorhood, ali
Of which died, when there is doubt If your Lnnen
had been used th 3 would hava recovered. 4wl2
Peoria, March Izt7 I75I. HENRY c. CLELAND.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-02-03
TIL IIRSl ARRIVAL o. DEW Goods
FOR THE FALL TRADE,
Can be fouad on Commerce street, at the Store Of
A c. DAVIS,

A c. DAVIS,
where he is receiving large and desirable stock OF
Goods, selected with time and care, from both
the Boston aud New York markets, and
bought at such prices as will
enable him 10 compete
with any house
IN Mineral Point, or in the State of Wisconsin.
He has IN his assert Geat ety OF Dress Goods
such
D'Lains, Nohairs Back Silks Brocades,
LyonaJs AlpaCas, sc
Turkey Red, solid cord Furniture
And new style Dress Prints,
French and American uil'd Chintzes
or various styles tor Curtains.
Curtain 4usiIns, plain and embroidered,
DaFpasks. NOrcens, Nelvets,
Corded Sorting Gap Lace,
SUP. high col Bay state flames,
Bay State and Embroidered ShawIs,
Camh JaCkUnqtt and Swiss Muslins
worked collars and tuHs. Chemizettes,
China Vests. few sly IL Ribbons,
Gloves, Nett Milts, Blk and Gray l.. W, Hose
Cotton Hose FdQings,
SILK Braids, SILK shoe Laces,
Dress Buttons, Velvet and other trimmings,
Muds, Nictorines. wOoien Yarn OF diff shades,
window shades, Table Covers,
Bleached and brown Cottons Of all widths
And qualities, Che3p
Oil Cloths, Blankets,
sup b Cloths and Doeskin,
Fancy Cs>simeres, Jeans,
Satt nets, SC
All kmds of woolIens for Children such Is
Hoods, Caps, Fancy Coats, Comforts,
Opera ties, Plaid dUss, Mitts AID Cuffs.
few beautiful Bonnetts
Al a low Price.
EspGTS AND SHOES
Embracing Ladies, Childrens and Gnntlemens Roots
Shoes SLIPPERS Caters, and every thing desirable in the