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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
CHAPTER XVII.

An Ac, relating to subscriptions to Bank
Stock by Ecclesiastical Societies and others.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. m General assembly come
ned: That in all cases when any person,
corporation, association, charitable or other
institution, or any other party is by any ex-
listing law or by the provisions oil any char
ter, authorized to subscribe to the stock of
any bank or banking association in this
State, at its par value, and at their election
Withdraw such subscriptions or shares so
subscribed, such subscription shall not en-
title such subscriber or shareholders, to any
portion Of the earnings or accumulated sur
plus over and above the capital of such bank,
on hand, at the time Of such subscription.
any law or usage to the contrary notwlth-
standing.
Approved, June 30, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Sec. IL. No new association shall here
after be organized or established under the
provisions of the Act to authorize the bust
ness of banking, passed in the year 1852.
The General Assembly may at any time, at
its own pleasure, rescind, annul or modify
the powers of any banking corporations
which snail take the benefit of this Act.
Approved June 6. 1855.
CHAPTER XIV.
An Act in addition to an act passed at the
present session of this Assembly entitled
San Act with regard to sundry Banks
organized under the law Of 1852, entitled
AN Act to authorize the business of
Banking"
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. IN General Assembly coaee-
ned That the bonus required 10 be paid
into the State Treasury By the banks here
after organizing under the provisions Of the
act entitled s. An Act with regard to sundry
banks organized under the act of 1852, en-
titled AN Act to authorize the business of
Banking" approved June 10. 1855, be paid
by such banks in the manner and at times
following, 10 wit: one per cent. upon the
amount Of the capital of such banks. re-
speetively, on or before the LIST day of Janu-
airy, 1856, aud The remaining one per cent
on or before the LIST day of January. 1857,
all provisions of the aforesaid act relating
toDanks, to the contrary notwithstanding,
prOUided, that each of said banks shall pay
bonus on the whole amour, Of the capital
stock of said bank, either paid in or sub
serlbed for, at the time, The bill to which this
is an addition, shall 90 into operation.
Approved June 80, 1855.
CHAPTER XIV.
An Act relating to the Duties of Bank Com
missioners.
Bet enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. in General assembly conpe-
ned That SO much of the s. Act concerning
Savings and Building Associations" pass
ed May Session, 1883, as relates to Life In
surance Companies in this State, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Approved, June, 1855.
CHAPTER XVI.
An Act to amend the Charter of the Con-
necticut Bank.
BE ii enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. IN General ASSEMBLY c0aUc-
ned:
Sec. 1. So much of the charter of the
Connecticut Bank as provides that no per-
son shall be eligible for director therein for
more than three years out of four, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shalt take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved, June l9, 1865.
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CuTitieS now IN the RanuS OF the stale treas
urer, aud belonging TO said corporations
.severaly shall be holden by said treasurer
as security for the outstanding bills and
notes Of said corporations, originally Sc
cured thereby. until such notes and bills are
surrendered TO said treasurer to be cancelled !;
and the plates, dies and other materials for
the printing and making Of notes aud bills
for such corporations, shall be delivered by
said treasurer to the corporations TO which
they respectively belong, whenever such
corporations shall have deposited with the
secretary of the State, n certified copy of
ihe vote required by the FIRST section of this
Act; prorlded, that whenever any such cor-
porauon shall have surrendered ninety per
cent. OF Its bills and notes, the treasurer
may deliver the remainder of said securities,
on receiving from such corporation, bond
with satisfactory security, in double the
amount Of such unredeemed bills, that the
SANE shall be paid il presented to said bank,
at any time within two years thereafter
All notes SO delivered 10 the treasurer Of the
State shall be destroyed, and after such Sc
cnrl,ies are so delivered, no such corporation
shall re-issue any bills certified by the
register OF the State that may come into its
possession, under penalty of five times the
amount OF the bill so re-issued. And all Sc
eeri.,es holden by said treasurer shall, until
10 delivered, be held by him ier the same
purposes, aud with the same nights and du.
ties with regard to The same, us usder said
sctof le5s.
See. II. An general laws. her. iotore en-.
acted with regard to banks incorporated by
spes ial resolution Of the General Assembly
shall be applicable to The corporations de-
scribed in this Act.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
Rlchard Swayze, ct al.

1&
Richard Swayze, ct al.
Upon opening compliments bill, and it
~ appealing satisfactorily that the defend
ants, ThonaasJ Lamb, james nj. Lamb, A
manda B Lamb Israel B. Lamb, William
Lamb, Helen NJ. Briggs, Curtis Chaplin, James
M Savage, Eliza Kincaid, and -----
Kincad her husband, are not citizens of this
State. but reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed upon Them Il is therefore order
ed, That said defendants enter their appear
ance herein at the next Term of this court, to
be holden at the Court House of Yazoo coun-
ty, at Yazoo city, on the first Monday after the
fourth Monday of September next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demur, to the compliments
bill; otherwise, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed against them; set
for hearing ex parte, and the matters thereof
decreed accordingly. -
1t is further ordered. that acopy OF this order
be published in the American Banner, news
paper published in Yazoo city, cnce week for
one month. ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

MISSISSIPPI FEMALE GcLLEGE
THE Sixth Cole |6|6 FEAR 81 the above
u named Instisnlioo will commence on
Monday September 10th. The English,
Scientific. Mathematical. Classical and Or
namental Departments, each offer advanta-
ges unsurpassed by any other Southern In
stitutioh. It's located amid high-toned
and intelligenNpopulation. and in a healthy
region Of country, andits conductors design
that-its advantages shall always rank il A.
mong the great Female Institutions ofthe
land. Although under Baptist pafronage,
and with Baptist President. IFS Board oi
Trustees and Teachers belong to different
religious persuasions. 1t is situated twenty
four miles from Memphis on plank road
and on the line ofAiss. and Tenn Railroad
which will be comp ,ted to fernando this
Fall
X For further particulars apply to Rev. w.
Carey Crane Presidentw who will supply cat
alogues
August II, IS, At.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF
tas HEALTH.

Up 10 i0eeE ending Thursday az INST, at II M.
The City is perfectly healthy, and we have not
had aseofyellow fever this season, either in
the city or at the quarantine--nor has single
case been brought to the city,. The quarantine
rs strictly enforced Strangers are perfectly safe
in visiting our city.
j. III. LAWRENCE, Prest Board Health.
The above report Of the board of health shows
conclnsively that. asyet, there Is no vistage of
fcyerin our midst, aud will be sufici ent to quiet
any alarm, or suppress any rumor which may be
abroadin the country, to the contrary The fol-
lowing named gentlemen compose the board OF
health Of this city and their statements may Be
implicitly relied on:
J.H. LAwRENoE, DR.. ]. w. BARNETT.
+. BARKsDME, DIR. III. b KIDD,
l.. L. HyArr. Ono. Nj. POWELL.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

RED LEAD 1000 LBS Just reed BY
may rs THoMrsoE i Emanuel
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

JEW DAVID. Or HEBREW PLASTER.
TEHE gre at remedy for Rheumatism, Gout
Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and
Joints, Scroflla, Kings Evil, White Swelling,
Hard tumors stiff joints, and all fixed pains
whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot
exist.
It's beneficial in cases of weakness such as
Pain and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak
Limbs, Lameness, Affection Of the Lungs, in
their primary stages. Itdestroys inflammation
by perspiration.
] mes L. Boyd, Pickens district s. C. testi-
6es that by its use alone he was cured of Rhcl1-
Inatismin both Of his knees of several years
lstandin1.
.Th1 10lIowing was handed US By respecta-
bic Physician in Georgia.:
MEssRs. ScovIL g. MEAD:-Gents: II have been
using your Liverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster
very extensively in my practicefor three years
past, and It Is with pleasure that state my be
| lief in their superiority over ALL OTHER ARTI-
Giles, with which am acquainted, for the pur-
poses for which the. are recommended. The
/ Hebrew Plaster, especially, is an UNIVERSAL
FANAcEA for local pains q have also found i,
l "a most excellent application for Sprains and
Bruises. gives universal afisfaction where.
ever " go p. 2. O1LIN, N. ~. s
Knoxvilles Ga, March 4th 1853.
i nsa- Beware Of Counterfeits and base imita
Iiions.
The genuine will in future have the signatur,
/ II Payer on the steel plate engraved on the la
BE 81 he top II each box. ].
Purch sers are advised tllat mean coufl
lterfeit 81 this articIais III extstence.s
Tho genuine Is only sold BIZ us, and by on
agents through the State aud no peddler is al
lowed 8 sell it, D oilers and purchaSefs gen
orally are cautioned against buying 81 any bu
q our regnlaf agent otherwise thy will be i'm
posed upon him 0jth worthless article.
| SCOV III ~ dI5A b, III Charsres street n 81.
ii GeueIsI Agents lbe Southern States 10 Whol
i ali orders must b 6lIdfessed
Also y Id BY
raozrsa snanuel, en- city ydssl,
bury. Bent4nS Misc,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
NEW en- IA Ms lids.

36.QA8P STREET,
Always on hand large assortment of
Law medical, Standard and Miscellaneous
Books cheap periodicals'4c. =
School books and Stationery at Wholesale.
and retail.
Blank books Of every description. Prin-s
ting and book binding executed with neat
mesa and despatch.
March 30 Al I-y.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

RE. Chew Of Memphis will address the
citizens Of Yezoo City, on Monday evening
next at the Court house. The time will be
cheertully divided with any ofthe opposition
wishing to speak on the occasion. The pub-
lie generally. and the ladies' particularly are irl.
vited to attend.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
Genuine Popular Medicines.
FOR SALE BY
j. w RIGHT & CO,
AT THEIR
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
Nc ISL Chartres. Street,


MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
Nc ISL Chartres. Street,
New ORLEANS. La.
Id quantities to suit purchasers
Osgoods Indian Cholagogue.
b. A. Fahnestock' sN ermifuge,
Thorn's Extract,
Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Gauley's Vegetable Biltets,
Rushton Clark g. Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
Seidli,z and Soda Powers.
Winer's canadian Vermifuge.
Farrells Arabian Linament,
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls Sarspari!la,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
Sands Sarsparilla, -
Morse's Compound Syrup of 7ellaw dock
Mortimores RheumaticsC Compound,
s. p. Townsend's Sarsparillas
Lyons atharion,
Ayers Cherry PectoraL
Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Linament,
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwolt Tar. &c..
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Barry Tricopherouss
y McI.ane s Yermifuge,
4 Mof{at's Pills,
Branderth,s Pills.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
G01falITTED.

COMMITTED.
ITO the Jaifof Yazoo county, on the aoth
i day ofJune, 1865, a negro man who calls
himself Henry. Said boy is bright mulatto, 5
feet, 8 inches high; 40 or-i5 years old, and says
he's free: The owner of said property is request
ed to come forward, prove the same and take
it away, crit will be dealtwith according to law.
TILL. DAVIS,
Augsl7,'55. Tailor.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
NOVEMBER ELECTION

Day~. We are authorized 10 announce w. G..
RASPBERRY asa candidate for Assessor of va
ZOO County. Election in November next.
pay We are authorized to announce c. T.
CAMP as candidate for Surveyor Of Yazoo
county, at the ensuing Election.
n6-We are authorized to announce GEO
B. WILKINSON ,present incumbent as can
didate for the Office ofProbate Judge at the en-
suing Election.
We are authorized to announce NJ A.JEN-
KINS the present incumbent as Candidate
Tor Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to ann ,unce S. M. PHIL.
LIPS, present incumbnt as a Candidate for re-
election TO the Office Circuit Clerk at the en-
swing election
FOX sTrRirr
VIZ are authorized to announce CLAI-
BORNE BOWMAN as Candidate for Sher-
rifof Yazoo County, at the ensuing November
election. 49, a -
We are authorized to announce Peter B..
Cook, present incumbent, as a cadidate for re-
election to the Office Of County Treasurer Of Ya-
zoo county at the ensuing November election.
At The solicitation of many friends, l. d.
LAzofonb win Be candidate 'or Assessor 81
Yazoo county AZ the ensuin9 election: y
... MANY. VOTERS
We are authorized to announce C0KNE-
LUIS NOLAN as q Candidate for Couutj
Surveyor, At the next November Elocsion.
D6~ We are authorised % announce GID
SON BARNES as candidate Tor Circuit
Clerk az the November election. q
We are authorized to announce JohzcLtum
field as candidate Tor Assessor at the ensuing
4 November Election.
We are authorized to announces j M Hol
lingNForth. present incumbent, as q candidatl
for reelection forthe Office Of Probate Clere q
Yazoo County, at the ensuing November Enc
ton. 49, 8 N
We are authorized 10 announce ". n MAJ
GUM rs q candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Yazoo county 81 the ensuing Election.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

Dissolution.

DtsSOlutiOm.
THE partnership hereto ore existing be-
i tween q. ID. Gibbs & Edward Bowman,
in the practice Of the law is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The unfinished business
OF the firm will receive thejoint attention of
10 h.
Aswe are DESTROYS Of losing the bushes
Of our firm as speedily as possible those in
debted to the same will please settle
Y @. ID. GIBBS,
September LIST, 1855. ED, BOWMAN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

Is & AZ EST TATE FOR SALE.
,HE subscriber will SELL without reserve, of the
choicest selections of Real Estate in Western Wis
coDsin, consisting of $50 land, situated in
east of the Fourth Principal Meridian. County of
La Fayette state Wisconsin, and being IL miles south
east from Mineral Point ~ miles north Darling
ton, nd 10 miles MOI tn west of ArGye all of which lies
in body except forty acres Of Mineral land which
lies ) miles from The rest.
Natural AdvanIaReS.-The creek of Vel Nv
stone passes through the portion land form
ing most beautiful valley of or near 90 acres of
choice Meadow land, and making a valuable site for q
water power, 90 acres of lent Timber fifty &C
of choice Mineral land quarries of fine build
ing purpose, also excellent lime stone. OF che Lead
Mines sufficient those acquainted with The husi
state, that they have been worked for the
26 years and last but not least there twelve Springs
of living water, situated suit the wishes
of almost any one.
Improvement Homestead of 800 acres /: one frame
and log consisting six rooms of convenient
size Stone Spring House, ~ by "a feet one frame
store building "A BY % IT., story cellar: one
Stone Stable 90 by 81 Mill. Is by &c one
Lime Rilnhat will hold 500 Sixty acres under
good fence, fifty under cultivation, hundred young
FRUIT TREKl- with variety Of Shrubbery
improvements adjoining Farm: one frame Dwel
ling 20 by "a feet, and IS story In three rooms: one
log stable aDdconvenent out buildings this Farm
there is 10 of Mineral Iand acres under GOOD
fence 50 under cultivation will produce Corn, Wheat
{Fall or Spring) and Oats in abundance. sixty Annie
and Pear Trees, most of which bearing trees also
choice selection of Shrubbery.
All of which win sell together for Ten Thousa nd
Dollars, Cash, two parts to suit purchasers
Any one wishing 10 Keep Retail store they would
6nd this desirable loo ation and could safely count on
dong business from 5000 dollars year Every
advantage OF this section of raising H
embraced on the above described Farm.
Any Information in regard the above described
premises viii De freely by enquiring the sub
tcriber al his residence, or by mail
BENJAMIN G. SCOTT.
Yellow Stone Wis, March 6. 1855. 6mf7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

EpURKE AND BARNES, Manufacturers of Improved
u . Saamander Fire Proof Safes with powder proof
Locss, Pittsburgh, Pa.
AN for the above Safes, and have an assert
ment of sizes hand, which offer rnanufaciurers
prices adding freight. Persons ia a Safe ca
supplied with very superior article lower prices
than they San be bought and delivered sinsly Every
Safe soid j. warranted fire and damp proof
Call and examine them. G.. w. COBB.
MAY 49,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15
G1oCERrH@

The Grocery Department shall be ALWAYS fIrnished
with article OF the best cheapest quality con-
ks1ins in part of
Teas, Sugars, Cofse, NEfs .3Aspice,
Swaps, Moiasses, GroUad Giager.
Sail, Oh, Rice, hntmegs, Cinnamon,
Dried .4pptes, Peaches, Mustard Crackers.
Sg!cratHs, Flour, Oats and Corn
Drisd and HhEe FiSh, Matches, BlanElHs
Soaps, Tobacco, Pens, Eak, Paper,
tGstdfes Starch, Aails Brooms, Brushes,
Indigo Pepper, Hooden rare
All of which the public sh all have at the
lowest possible
Potatoes and all other farming produce taken in trade
The public and all times have an excellent
&iieie OF TEA, warranted FIRST rate, cents per
pound.
Pieae remember the Peoples Chccy Groeery,
S9et aud sAoe md Dry stgre opposite the Conn
ty Bus dnes. High Street, Mineral Point
June, 2istl io5S 3lu JAMES ROWAN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15
mit, Sentiment, ST.

WHAT HoPE DID-It stole on its pinions oil
now to the bed of disease and the sufferer
rown became smile, the emblem Of peace and
ndurance.
1t went to the house of mourning-and from
its lips of sorrow there came sweet and cheerful
songs.
1t laid its head upon the of the poor,
which was stretched forth at the command of
unholy impulses, and saved him from disgrace
and ruin.
1T dwet like living thing in the bosom
of the mother, whose tarried long after the
promised time of his coming and saved her
desolation, and the scare that killeih."
1T lowered about the he.. sc me youth who
had become the Ishmael of society; and led him
on to works winch even his enemies praised.
1t snatched the maiden from the jaws of
death and went with cd man to Heaven
An editor in speaking OF a taor's BILL lately
presented TO him, says: at is long as that
first sad day Eve BORN Poetic young
No wonder he for his drapery
How do you get along with your arithmetic =
asked father OF his little boy
I've ciphered through addition, partition, abo>
liton, subtraction, distraction abomination, halls
lucination, darnation, creation and adoption"
Never let people work for you gratis Two
year. ago man carried bundle for us, and we
have been lending him two shilling ever since
When may two people be said to be halfwittedi
When they have understanding between them
Weak doses of wash board are now recon-
mended to ladies who complain of Dyspepsia
n he
cured by a strong preparation of woodsaw.
-No-hope, my dear brother, have it. Reck-
on 1t on your side. Wreste with it that ii may
not depart. 1t may lesson your pains. Life IS
hard enough at best, but Hope shall lead you
over its mountains, and sustain you amid its bill
lows. Part with all besides--but keep thy hope
1t has been decided that black man in dark
cellar, with dark lantern looking for a black
cat, constitutes very dark transaction
For the community TO honor one who spends
his life in genteel ideness, is like dressing hog
IN silk stockings.
1t is fatal day to enjoyment when family
gets house and furniture fine for use; and
yet most women have ambition to have it SO
Better would it be if they were contsnted with
such a house and such furniture as is suited to
every day use-the house large enough to accom-
odate ones friends, and the furniture such as all
use when at home.
The young lady who jumped at an offer dis
located her ANGLE and threw her heart OUT of place
At last accounts she recovering. Leaping
has its CANCER.
" find, Dick, that you in the habit of TAX
ing my best jokes and passing them off as your
own Do you call that gentlemaniy conduct 2,
To be | do, Tom. y true gentleman
viii always take joke from friend"
The fire is going out, Miss Filkins"
ii know It Mr. Green; and if YOU would
act wisely, you would follow its example"
1t is unnecessary TO add that Green never asked
10 sit up with that gisl again.
Waiter, if you call thirs bread, bring me a
brick, want something softer
The receipts of the Hudson Land Office for
the month of Tune, amounted 10 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,t
H. a. ID. LLOYU

H. a. ID. LLOYD
WpuLD return their thanks to the citizens o, n,
raoa; ai ON. ana vicinity for The paironageib
respectfully announce to their numerons - . ,aae
y, ~ :, .nat they nave removed their soek 81
~ VIC S.o.e formerly occupied by H. KooP and uc
IeCei'ing from New York and Boston, a laraa arr
fully selected stock of Goods snitabl =, and ea
'his vicinity, and consisting part as follow wants
DRY GOODS,
Broadcloths, csss;r,o,a.
Plain and Striped sati Kentnct ' Jaars
and stu ' i~o'+'S weeds, and gres, -,
Deains, Alnscass seous,
81 = y U % AND TRIMMINGS
oss s, ,iks' anns assort- Bonnet Cap and BehDv
meht, bons, "s "a
oiSch PAX Lace and Worsted and silk Br,ia
Gimps
"".oI , S sna oiack Bro Grape Leese, sc
EmbroiJ'd 6urs and 'aeoheii and Cambria II,
Isle Th,e.a and uu India Book and Swiss VA
lin Edgings, Jaconett ra~,
GLOVES AND HosIERy
,,z haoles and Gents Gloves of every descr;,so,
noo,e1 and Cotton Hosiery. great variety ~ Cl
READY MADE CLOTHING
= great variety of all kind. of Coats, all ti,s,
r ants, al! Kinds of Vests, &c, &C. 40 Gases RpaT
SHOES. HUNTS and other AXES and everv a. ,ln al
of SHELF HARDWARE uescflpud
CR o * cry AND GLASS w.pv
we have the bes assortment of Crockerv and o..
F" are In Western Wisconsin A"N o1A'
GROCERIES.
we have on hand choice assortment Of PAWN,
IhOCERlES. Persons wishing TO buy GOOGS -.
Ind II to their interest 10 Call on us befora
ssew here, as we do not intend to be underspId
frodace Of all kinds received in exchange Ia, Goa
| ne highest price paid In CASH for GOOT ue,cha
bic Wheat, delivered at their Sters S IN =
Mineral Point, Oct. II, 1854
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ID K Y G % . ID S !:

Blue and Brow n Drills,
Red and Yellow Flanenis,
Green and Gray
White
Carpet and Seamless Bags,
Plain and Fig'd Deiains,
Rob Roy and Scotch Plaid,
Iinscs :,
Merinpes and Alpacas,
Persian T~iils,
Bay State Shawls,
Serges,
Bishop Lawns,
DrapHry Dusiins,
Linen Dsmasks,
Snow Drop Table Cloths,
Birds Eye Diaper,
Scotch -
Broao Cloths,
Tweeds,
CMpeting,
ls, Table oil Cloths,
Gc.i &c, &C..
w A r E:
Carpenters Tools,
hammers,
Planes,
Balances 100 10 500,
Felloe and Wood saws,
Ausers,
thiSeis,
Plain Irons,
Sad inns,
Scoops,
Inck and Dog Chains,
Crow bars,
Finishing and Horse Nails
Brush Scythes,
Coffin Screws,
Door Bells and Hnnginps,
Plumb and pocket levs Is,
Bench Screws,
Table Cutlery,
%. Putty-aHd Budding knives
Mill saw Flies,
Door and Ghost locks,
Drawer Locks.
Setchel and PAd Locks,
&c, &C.
E RfES;
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