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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25
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FRESH ARRIVAL

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FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS
THE
CHEAP 1sAsgl sssI 0IRIssa
d. y ss - -
JOHN A.LcoRN,
III hateful. to the citizens of Lancaster
IN ana vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
sloWesi npon him since the arrival of his first
Spr'ng Stock, and feeling encouraged BY the
Iextenslve sales, and constant calls for more.
that you are disposed to continue the same
ne has again filled up, not with
MAMMOTH STOCK.
but with stock sufficiently large to enable
nm 10 supply every man, woman and child
With every thing they need IN fact, ii has be.
come proyerb that what you can't get at-Al.
eoRN's there's no use in asking for any where
else.
We have every description of
FANCY & STAPLE -DRY-GOODS,
the quality. quantity and price Of which cannot
iaii to please the closest buyers.
Our stock of
BOOTS & SHOES,
comprises every thing usually found in this
line, which notwithstanding the great advance
IN tins article, We are selling at our former low
prices.
We have good supply of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ior men and boys, Of all sizes and quality, or
~ WIN !adnayacfnre to Order any thing in this
line, from our large stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES s. VEST
INGS,
or Goods for Mems Summer Wear, made to ct
any form or fashion desired Our knowledee
OF what is needed in the way of
BUILDERS AND FURNISHING
HARDWARE,
enables as to supply those who want anything
prices than any of our neighbors.
We have large number Of
HATS s. CAPS,
and beautiful stock Of
CROCKERY & QUEENS WARE:
and we have taken advantage of the present
oW prices, to amply supply ourselves with
large stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
which we will sell as cheap. wholesale or re-
tail, as the same can be bought in Grant Co. .
And not forgetting the Ladies, we have bot
ia charming stock Of
BONNETS~ &. RIBBONS.
OF the Latest Spring Fashions, besides some OF
the incest Dress Goods and Dress Trim.
mlngs out; with many other articles
WHICH THE LADIES WILL HAVE
but why enumerate? Our Stock is large and
carefully selected, with direct reference to this
market; and our arrangements are such. that
we shall be constantly receiving additions to it
during the entire season; thus giving purcha.
sers the advantage Of making their selection.
from stock fresh and new at all times, and at
prices uniformly low as quick sales and small
prohts, IS the motto OF the Cheap CAST, Store.
JOHN ALCORN.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1854. Ia7
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M HITE LEAD, Red Lead, Black Paints
w and general assortment of Painters
Materials, for sale cheap, by J. ALCORN.
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DANIEL WEBsrER's DEBTs.-The North
|r1gewater (Nlass.) Gazette states, that
+ executors of the late Deniel Webster,
Fletcher Webster and Richard M. Blatch-
l find that the debts due from the de.
a'ed amount to sl35, 23O so; the char
S Of ADMINISTRATION amount to $4,000:
/ personal estate is valued at $2e, 522 10
Re real estate was appraised at s35,ooo
y Is lncumbered to the supposed a
punt Of $4,000, leaving a large def
Encr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25
NEW STORE IN LANCASTER,

NEW SIOKE In LANCASTER,
(AT THE PosT-oFFIcE BUILDING, NORTH OF
THE COURTHOUSE.
q E OR GE w. RYL AND g. CO.
THE subscribers respectfully submit Their
New, Cheap, and carefully selected stock
|of Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, &C
TO the generous people of Grant County and
the balance, asking for a free field and fail
fight in the great sqaabble for patronage.
Call, everybody, and examine our stock, pri-
ces and terms. We intend TO do fair and
square business, expecting the same of others
Though not claiming great age and long expe-
rience, yet we are prepared to say ssYesn OF
mo" promptly and without any whimpering.
When you come to town, step into the Post
Office. examine our stock, and if you have pro-
duce to sell, or money to offer, we will give as
many goods for as little pay in either as any
house west of Chicago Not having time to
erumerate items, we are very
Truly Yours;
17tfl GEO. w. RYLAND s. Co.
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NEW STORE at WINGVILLE.
W7HERE DRY-GooDs, GROCERIES,
w Ready-Made Clothing. Boots, Shoes.
Medicines, Farming and Mining Utensils will
be sold cheap for cash or ready-pay, at uni
form and but one price. No trouble to show
or price goods. bought my goods for cash,
and will sell them at a low per centage, belize
wing that a nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling. A. F. SCHNEE.
May 18th, A. D. 1854. T47
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IsvoRNlTIoN WANTED.-David Waddle
aires to learn the residence of his brother
Intrn Waddle, and sister Martha Wad-
/ son and daughter of Abram and Clara
Ealde. They are supposed to be located
Inewhero in the State of Wisconsin,
IN information relative to the wherea-
|ls Of these persons will be thankfully
|gred BY their brother; address David
Faddle, De Kalb, Buchanan Co., Nilsson
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@z u It II
LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE

LATEST ARRIVAL AT THE
|SDEOPLES' STORE,o in Lancaster, d.
rect from Boston and New York--the
heaviest stock of Merchandise ever brought to
Western Wisconsin; embracing Boots and
Shoes by the section, Clothing by the acre,
|Groceries by the ton, and Dry Goods by the
yard, pieee or bale. Also,
Hundreds of articles not to be found in eve
'ry market, selected with view of supplying
the universal want;
All OF which are now open and exposed for
sale in rooms, warehouses, cellars and up
stairs, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, for cash,
produce or approved credit.
All are invited to call and examine my Goods;
and buy or no bay, myself and clerks will be on
hand TO. show you round, tell prices and arrange
terms of trade. d. PARKER.
October lst, 1854. I27
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BUTLER'S HOTEL,

PIattevll1e, WIS.
49, HAVING purchased the stand for
.Iiil merly known as CA two ODDS HOTEL
the subscriber would respectfully ask for it a
share of public patronage. His rooms are
large and airy, and in every department the in
tenton will be to consult the comfort and wish
es of his patrons Good Stables and attentive
r.. 8. hoaFders BY the day or week furnish
ed with all necessary conveniences at reasona-
BILE rates.
PIattievlle, Nov. 20, 1853 [2o
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ms 4 NE Panama Railroad is TO be o.
80 The 18th of January.
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INSEED OLA pure article, Of Platte.
vile anufacture, for sale at the Cheap
Cash Store by JOHN ALCoRN.sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25

GTONE- WARE---a new supply of stone
h ware just received and for sale by
JOHN ALCORN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25

II IGHEST CASH price paid for WHEAT
at the Farmers Store,
By +. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25

TASH PAID FOR HIDEs-at the EARN.
" ers' Store. ]. B CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25

. Papers in the State, please copy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-25

AI ANTED at the Farmers, Store'-in
wv exchange tor Goods, good Butter, Eggs,
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard. &C., by
JOHN B. CALLS.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

M WHEREAS by relating dogs approved
9th Juy approved q7,h
April s II provided "tbst whenever shall be appear
satisfaction OF that animal
this city shah he considered mad
requiring
dog Of
shall deem eredent and state such pocamaon
exceeding ninety shall
lawful person bury and every
dog going large contrary The sad ppoinmson.s &C.
N.Y.
that there "nnsls of the dog kind" msd within this
hereby NIL whom
the kind in this he
Of this
be found rrocarnn
tion.
nay Once city Of wash
ington this oosh day OF May. s5a. ~
John w. mAURY,
May s3-eo3,sla~s~ Mayor.
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II X. CHAMHERLiN's ConnissciHi College, located
VI Maryland The
prop
practical
A
general business few weeks acquired
many years In any counting house. #~tE fE..
The embraces book keeping and lis
Mercan
tile calculations according approved methods.
penmanshp, combining rapdy with beauty
OF mercantile law, upon
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other for
business understand The
complete from eight
There being vacation applicants time and
evening periods,
diplomas who graduate For &c.
and have d forwarded by ma J.
=
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GHEAr EHRoUGH LIME TO TaE WEST.
Ia a. xsasssSss aIf;;s:sss s1;5;:. -

Ohio railroad from Batore to Wheeling, and
Meeting thre gih the large and splendid steamers Of ttr
Untol line the Oho, aud tho to Gainesville, Sc..
expeditions line being completed
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel, and the road being
OF travellers confidently
fares. The
supendous attractive character
he Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling 1880 mIe la IL ~ hours
GLIDING stoppapes arriving there al day
Baltimore lay lodging
in Cumberland, GIG n and proceed thence To Wheeling in the
morning
trains the Washington .,
daily meeting Baltimore Wash
ingon junction, Relay House miles from
Baltimore
which roue daily
cars convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
cinnai Louisville stages Nashville &c,
aud New Orleans packets, taken by those
ing further .a.a. ....... a...y.-
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
parts West
Wheeling Companys excellent coaches
part National road Zanesve thence
by railroad
Passengers Wellsvie and Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad viii also md this agreeable there being
regular speedy Wheslng and nom those
places. +.
~ baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer of passengers baggage. M.
with right lie anywhere
Eore) from Washington Wheeling - 5o 10 CINCINNATI gil
Tickets 70 .aToaa
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
hay ll-du General Superintendent.
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/ g. Y. sALOION's Improvement in Brick Making
~ patented April a IS54By this method OF making brick, the
well known facilities and advantages of the ordinary
process with those Of the machine
While peculiar action generally
the latter avoided the bricks made rapidly and dried
prepared kiln bed which moulded with
but little delay and without the labor of
facemen which they subjected in the ordinary way
the foregoing description of only
has been made the plain ordinary building BRICK but II OBJ
that by suitable and the aeu
and mouldboK equally capable of manufacturing u hollow
conice, Other fths weiikaoegn forms Of brick
Patent rights for sale. Address ~ { Eg.. ...s.@
L. g. H. SALOAON,
Bndensburg, Prince Georges county, Md
~ BTwo hundred well pressed brick made
Ute without removal. May l4-dlm
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

n. VIII. ......#... TREAsuKY DsrANrmxNr,
January 4, 1854
Notice hesby gwen holders OF
United that prepared
chase any between of
portions sioeks aggregate
toned, 10 wit' .#I". .au..# aaaE
In any contingent competition, within
preference will be given the order of which said
may The certificates United
States, by the parties who The
be transmitted 10 this department The receipt Whereof
price will be compounded following
J. The par value, specified in certificate.
q premium The stock Of the by
July 1896 redeenable November ~ 1885, OF per
stock the loan authorized by the Of 1884,
cembe 1862 OF fifteen and half per
authorized by the Of lS47 1913,
The former the 3is December 1867 and the Both
1865, OF twenyone and stock
authorized by The OF 1880 and redeenabe 3st
ber 1854 Commonly called the Texan indemnify per
ID the the January,
1854, and settlement the treasury the
allowance or the reach OF days interest
in addition.
said stocks will be made in drafts Treasurer
the United Boston,
or Philadelphia, The parties direct
@@a " ~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20--dstJuly Secretary of The Treasury. 4
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~.

TO the flaw Of Lucy r. Davis deceased
nouhed that have fired the oed August 1854
mir not on the next fair day tcrcns Sunday
NJ Dnwtdde
circuit court Of said county The Of Rim said Lucy
oeceased the persons entitled her
qpd 70 nc taken by the decree % ~adie
dcrd on be 2h day Of April A. D. 1854 ehanosry de-
pending IN sad between William
w psnphs and Charles Hasrave, administrator of Lucy
Jaws aeccseo and Others defendants All
relations or nsrt win, 70 the .aia deceden
and mere required 10 forward
PROOF Wlh ne required In 10 law.
Sven under hrnd circuit court Of
pinwida's county, the dry and year fret aforesaid
June 3--lawfw " y.
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Each proposal be signed by individual making
and specify Pficeand but every
eIe contained in the scedue should article be required
enumrated they be furnished prices
according quality Blank proposals be furnished
The department applying for them without
fofmiiy
ci-ion will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing there with A
proposals addressed Department ssep and
endorsed Proposals for stationery" Notice given
required,
~ five days thereafter, give bond with sufficient surees
is performance, .-... ....
The head OF the department decide .heer
ofihe have complied with reject
ucis which BE- his opinion, OF inferior quality well
annui The contract failure with the within
reasonable time. IS. ~.
May 2t-law4w
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ZINC PAIN Ihe Subscribers, having been appointed
of the New Jersey Zine Company the sale their superior
paints description
Bile IN baltimore the prices aud the liberal
y. ri
The white paint warranted pure and by
other article in 1t 10 sold either dry ground in OIL
The brown New
metallic surfaces
II is a cheap and economical paint .s-
The brown unequalIed durable covering
depo hdees Sc The consumption Of large, and
IL has given satisfaction.
All paints company highest
eeeoss, soRf aha hey are warranted 70
reasonable
this respect they superior in market
.I.. .s...-. ... JOHN SULLIVAN a. SONS, Agents,
10 ST. I}altiuioTp,
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'(HOCOLATk, Cocoa, and Hromn.--w. BAKER h cos
hmfncsn snd Nnnns Premium chocolates
which hrst
and Union, sale
The United States, SADLY their agents y "a
Bnsscy Murray New yof Grant Tuens ph.ode,rhia
homss " Hru"dige Bai'nos; Kennel b"dsy, cincnns
.oh'o and T. w. Howell Gcoreetown, d Y. -. =, -. :.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.
hPs 'v Dorchester,
NV York May I'D. 1889. undersigned has this day
opened an oH'ce No ~ William street. (M~rchsn
=, p w transaction Of general broscrae. business.
peconnrs bought sold. - -
evo"is'oy re'~ bills Of exchanges negotiated &
"sNf-"p EMANUEL n, HART.
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States q Amsea DO hereby lao~ lat public
OF mSsssorA, the times herein designated 70 VII.
,hs land once commencing M--aay sne
Ted vii the aforementioned townships VIA
NORTH Of tas base line 81 mn p1pai mfan.
Townships and and hundred and t"o Of
Tswnhips one hundred and two, Of
aownshps hundred and two, Of
Townships hundred and and one hundred and to Of
one haadrsd and one two,
and three, and hundred and FOUR Of Isnse nine
bred aad three aud hundred and four, ofrangewn.
Townhps hundred and one hadid and TWO one hua
range ss 's eleven ,nas''
Ahe same place con mencng on Monday die twenty dh DAY
for the disposal OF the public lands within the
limits Of the following townships viz; aaHaa .N
Of line and Of the sA principal nsdian
Townships hun
dea hundred and four and one hundred and Ave. Of
townships one hundred and one hundred So
bred and three and one hundred and four Of range thirteen
hundred and three, OF range fourteen. d, #a8 ..l {.
ers sssss ss q sn hun
one HUNDRED and wo n ~, hoaass aa
Townships one hundred and -four aud one hundred and hye OF
nj y q sss s
sitaated in the following named townships, viz
North base line and e Of the fourth principal neridiam
Township forty one, of range sixteen.
township lor,y.,wo, Of range seventeen. .u ,.u
L
Islands in sections a,een twenty twenty
township aud townships thirty eight, thirty
nine and forty, Of range nineteen. f8 EGt
Aso following tracts, military
SneDg be sold under the OF the act
tied An reduce and define the boundaries Of the military
II S rsss AND when NE n e
claims
four half of five
section eleven sections fourteen feen twenty
Except and reserved military purposes
Mississippi river township of twenty
three ....s# +. rIas ll.gr a##eH. tt.s...
the land MssEAroLs, commencing Monday
eighteenth day September next disposal public
the following townships Of which portions
ted within the former military Fort Smelling 10 be
Sold provisions 26th August,
1884, quoted which subject
| claims, to wit: ls ~
North Of the base line and ~est Of e fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty eight, exclusive OF
islands the Mississippi river, of range twenty-five.
Townships twenty eight and twenty nine, eIcu
sive islands the Mississippi of twentythee
Townships eight and twenty excu
the islands the Mississippi of twenty four.
appropriated by for the Of schools military,
purposes rrH be excluded from the sales. '
offering of lands will be
appointed will in the order which they
ted with all until the whole shall have been
longer than weeks and private entry OF OF the lands will
be admitted until the expiration Of the weeks.
june ammo eight hundred
Hay.e. f..eHE FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
m. John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Geners Land Office. d
.#at NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. A
Every person entitled the right Of resumption of the
lands within the townships and of townships above
ratcd required establish
and receiver of the proper land Office and make
practicable after seeing this notice. and before
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will DO
feited. ..,. ..s-.
mlss,oRe of The (enef rail- .andO
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Law school Of Cumberland University. AT Leblanc,
Tennessee.

Law school Cumberland University, AZ Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham csruthers, late the crcu,
Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late Of Judges supreme cour,
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Brom6eld l.. Ridley, Of the state
Judges Csrohers and Green their
to the school.
Plan finsfrpoonl Daily each ON IN.
No regular Of lectures Inc
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
2, Weekly and in which
dents commence suits Of fact,
through all actual
practice The framed requr. 70 prepare
dence In the utnis Some Of by appeal 10
'upreme moot court which held monthly
public at The cod session The students
ne jurors circuit Judges and chaneelors aud In Official
baciues connected with their suits.
SsssfonsThe hrs the third
tember, and ends third Thursday February
Thursday in July
Expenses son.Juion fee $50, In advancei
foe ~ boarding about $50. students
which can BE- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents enter advanced class No previous study required
mission There -four regular classes
any time during the collevist. year.
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT T.. CARUTHERs,
req ii-eoy President Board Of Trustees
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OFFICIAL.
IMxAsUAr DAFnrsasT,
=. - 80 I

Nf.N DHrTMrassr,
May ~, lc5A
limited BY me notice Of this OF tho i Janu
ay purchase Of The United States hereby
tended 10 July Is 10 be observed regard
certificates which be received after the ls june hal in
assignment the holder distinctly asasn
which viii then have been made The
treasury The coupons, the be- Ia default
OF transmission, the premium
om the Time redemption he Juy1
only will be paid.
opportunity holders Of
notice. will consider mailed prior
LIST July entitled its beneA the usual evidence OF being
so mailed.
JAMES GUTHRIE
seefx ynffh. TYaas
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IopeTs0as seeking !. sAgtsss tauestarsns " MONEY
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received dis Office unui the
~ ls day Jgy they will be opeasd IA the
OF The president OF the directors
road rails, under the authority Of the Of
bly, 49, 1854 OF
holders company adopted May 1904.
The principal Of wit be payable III isI
June 1875 and the interest Of cent three
aud annually, the lat day OF June the
Let day Of December Of each Of both
principal interest being BY deed
road other franchises liable
enforced upon SIXTY days default he payment
any amount OF either principal or interest
No bids los less than The value OF these bonds including
est from te st OF his month"; une being the date
which ihey begin bear interest," will be eonsd
The terms OF will be cash but responsible bidders
negoabs purchase money equal
stameul, with from e lei June
loA payable three, Ave- months from that date
be received As puneius payment 2, when
h bonds actually paid Tor VIII be
the shall have been
paid. 3.
further subject which may be desired VIII
be furDsbsd by OF the company
b.. by direction of the presidents
- Secretary and Treasurer X. 4 7. r. X. Co.
June s-eod5Juiy tN III e @
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Ellis sELLsi sEiI.si--for churches academies, he-
~ torres, steamboats,, Plantations, made,
mont kept constantly hand subafbers their old s-
-hed and enlarged foundry. which
and whose patterns of
that their bells have world wide eeebnty
quality OF tone The propors
applying
which perfect casting temper
drnce of the uBmpared excellence
csved Jsnus 1854 the first premium silver meda) OF
Wordt Fair IN Now York, all Others
Try and Europe being in competition and which
-dal besides diplomas TINT has been awarded them
have and hand bells
weight and they furnish chimes
bells and refer OF their
snes and Cnnada- Their hangns-, comprising
vsuabic improvements. consist yoke,
which the ON
The elspper prolonc'ng the sound iron
co"ntenoise For steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hanengr bass
any design, furnished We supply
improved rehanF bells
sPecbcaons being given Od bells taken In exchange. ~
Surveyor Instruments OF al descriptions made and kept
"e'n9 IN with the principal all al
despa'ch which, either personally are re-
.pecfuly solicited. " = = -
A. MENEEI.y's SONS,
feo"-'y West Troy, Albany CO., ". Y.
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RECONM ENDATlONs.


.s u. s. NAvy-yARp, GosroRT, Va, Fl.
....-. .s.. ...... q VI &. a4.#a January 70, 1854.
SIR series of conducted BY
care during the past three all The
to
the important discovery the zinc pain
The New Jersey Zne Company, perfect protection
against of the and the
ces whilst no Other paint preparation Of Kidd combines
protective effect
am preparing fun this important subject
Bureau Yards Docks, Washington
complete Of specimens plates which
Were covered with The different paints and
exposed alike Tor
yard; all of which illustrates In the striking
liable qualities and decided superiority paint
all other kinds Of paints especially marine purposes
You liberty fun publicity
which OF much be
commercial world. 4 ...# All.
am, respectfully, your obcdient servant,
.. ..H #." "t' JAMES JARVIS,
..L .Ea- E-... Inspector u. g. Navy yard, Gospou
To Z. u. DKrsoLD, President n. J. Zinc Coz N. Y. .s
oryrcr OF NJ " AND LrvsrrooL o. s. Mai. STEAMSHIP Co..
swat. ..m# H#A @.##=# .#.#r January 81, 1854
The OF this exclusively the zinc
pfscared by the New Jency Znc Company experience having
proved s,s decided superiority all other paints
Mar 2s-d3m EDWARD K. COLLINS, Agent