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ID I r d,

Suddenly, in this City, Thursday night last, Mrs
Jennet Hogg the estimabe and excellent wife of Dr.
Th"s. d. Iogg.
At his de,'ce near this City, Friday night last Col
j. T. c. Watt. lie was bnried at Raleigh with Masonic
hnnLrS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

la5~ We have devoted and shall continue TO de-
vote considerable space to the secret organization
known as the Know Nothings, alias the American
Party, alias the Supreme Order of the Star-Span-
gled Banner. We governed in this mattc~, as
in others, by high of public duty; and we
shall go right forward in the discharge Of that duty
without reference to men. Some of our personal
friends, it is true, members Of this ncfarious Or
ganizaon; we regret it, but still our duty must be
performed. We do not expect to indulge in person
alties-we desire to avoid them; vet VIC cannot
close our eyes to the fact that, unless decided
change should occur in the tactics and prospects of
this secret organization, the ensuing campaign in
this State will be of the bterest in our annals.
Our friends, by consulting the Democratic platform
and the Constitutions of the United States and of
We neither make double tracks tracks back
ward.
~ The Wilmington Commercial boasts that
Gen. Duff Green is out in letter in favor of the
Know Nothings. Why, who has any confidence in
buff Green? Has he not been in all parties the
servant Of all, then the attempted master of all and
at last discarded by all? Hurrah, we say again,
for the party-the American midnight party-which
repudates old party hacks like Duff Green and Lor-
ing and would have the people believe that they
of the essence of political integrity and honesty! So
Mr.. Rayner and Cen Duff Green together again;
they in the ranks Of the States rights
men, now they leaders in party which makes
prescription Oh account of religion ard birth of
its main objects. " Cromwell, l charge thee, fling
aUay ambition :"
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LOUIsRURG DEBATE SEMINARY.

THNHE SPK1NG SESSION OF IS: 5, THE 18th, UNDER
IL the present Principal; will commence on Monday
the Sth of January Board So, Washing s.. Tuition
TO be had from Circulars and Gaia
lognes, which will be sent application.
Pupils coming by she Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Will
be conveyed from Frnklnton depot Lousburg without
charge provided the Principal is previously notified of the
time of their arrival.
A. Ii. RAY, Prjucipak
Feb "a, 1855 l063-w5w.
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S*ABoARD AND ROANOKE ROAD. At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this Company, held
at Portsmou tn the 22d inst, DR.. William Collins
was unanimously reelected President, and Messrs
NJ Robinson, NJ. N. Falls, S. NJ. Wilson, And. Joyn-
er, T. Taylor, and j. NJ. M. Smith, Directors. L.
Taylor, Esq, was chosen Attorney of the Company,
and Mr.. Whitney, the Treasurer, has resigned, to
take effect LIST Of July.
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~ The Wilmington Commercial refers to Gen.
Houston, Adams, of Mississippi, Commodore Stock
ton Of New Jersey, and Broome. of New Jersey,
Democratic Know NothngS Very wel!-perhaps
they are. But what of ii? These gentlemen would
like to be President; but they will chase the bubble
many long, long day without catching it, if they
have Joined the midnight Order referred to- they
are for the time being, out of the Democratic par
ty and if Houston or Stockton 1--WE take account
of such as Adams and Broome) should set them
selves against the cid Democratic party of Jefferson,
jackson, Polk they Will so down so low that the
hand Of resurrection never reach them. The
Democratic party deeply regrets to have to part
with any of lis members; bat better sacrifice and
a loss of them by thousands than departure from
its principles Men die, but principles are immortal
A MODEL SUBSCRIBER. A friend writes us from
Surry County follows:
e. enclose you So, for which please continue my
subscription to the Standard. | have been a sub
scribev to newspapers ever since was quite boy,
and have inrarinbly paid in advance How many
of your SubscI ibers can say as much ??
"The King of Belgium is protestant, through
his subjects mostly cathoiics"
The King of SaXony is catholic, though the
greater part of his ul!jrcts protestant.
" The King of Greece is ii ctthoAc, though most
of his Subjects of the Greeh church."
vi Inc I0,Oub,'hU European ShDJcCtS vi guitar
of Turkey IL 800 10 of the Greek church, and
900. 900 are enthusiastically $500, 20 Maho-.
metaus. See the -1aaericun AAaanac tor 1853, aage
317.
1t is very astonishing that the catholic Begans
have not long since, devoured their poor protestant
king and that the catholic king of Saxony has not
subjected his protestant subjects to the fortunes of
the inquistion. 1t really seems probable that in
modern times, catholic subjects not all cannibals
and there to be some reason to doubt whett-
err catholic kings much greater tyrants after all,
than protestant ones.
These things not so, it is said, in the dark
ages. Hence our learned know nothings have come
the very sage conclusion that matters can be no
better
Any Rip Van Wrinkle, waking after nap ofseveral
centuries, might to the same wise conclusion.
Saxony is in the very heart of protestant Chris
tendon What fools the protestant people of Ger
many must be, tolerate in their midst, the reign
of a catholic king Verify they not so blindly
bigoted as own know nothings.
HaperhiU Republican.
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- The Captions Of the Laws of the late Legis-
lature Of this State in circulation in the papers,
were prepared for the Standard office No other
Office here prepared captions. The Register has
given credit for them; but other papers in the
State, SO far we have observed, have omitted to
do so. The omission was doubtless unntentional.
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WILSON. THE iBOLITIONIST.

We publish below, from the American Organ, the
correspondence between its Editor, Mr. Ellis, and
Mr. Wilson, the Know Nothing Senator from Mas
sacusettS in relation the opinions of the latter on
the slavery question.
Mr. Wilson, it has already been shown, is an abo-
ltonist This was evidenced not only by his course
as public man in Massachusetts but by his express
entorsc t. after his election TO the Senate, of alb
Temple, Boston, by Mr. Burlingame and the Know
No;hines, finding that they were losing in the
South 10y the exhibition Of these proofs against
Wilson, went to work and got up, with reflection
and care no doubt this correspondence between Ell
lis and Wilson. 1t is as follows:
From the American Organ
SENATOR WILSON ON SLAVERY AND AME-
RICANiSM.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1869 Drnr Slr:-Rcfrr-
rim, YOU to my editorials for the last two weeds, l
have to ask you how flrI have correctly represent
cd your views in my comments upon your letter of
o0ih Janrarv and the articles III the Boston Bee,
Which have copied: Ia other words, do you or
not recognise the doctrine OF State rights, far
To pcrlt the several States regulate the question
of slavery in their mode Witin their State
limits? Iio YOU not entertain the opinion that
Congress has power to Interfere with slavery i'll the
StateS?-i}O ynu or not recognise that - higher law
doctrine which permits yen Senator to disregard
the binding obligations of the constitution! Does
The "AnrricHn organization in Ma<sacluSc Is en-
brace the question of slavery amongst those for
the regulation of which that organization was
formed:
-FOUR answer at your earliest convenience will
ob!ise YOUR Ubrdicnt servant.
EESPASIAN ELLIS,
Editor -dMertcuh OrJan
Hon. HENRY WILSON,
United States .Scnntc.
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~ The Republican Convention of Maine has
nominated Arson P. Morrile, for Governor The at
tendance was large and great harmony prevailed. -
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80 The Washington News puts the Southern
people on their guard against the that the
know-Nothing Council of New York have expelled
all the Seward members. This rurnor is no doubt
false, and was started only to deceive the South.
Again saysto friends 6eaoore Of these so-calied
Rnoac- NOthings "a We cannot be mistaken in the
belief that they the dangerous organization
which ever gained foothold in the Southern States.
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q OST-A few days age Gold band Button.
The finder Will be very literally rewarded to tho
value of the Button Amy information also rewarded The
Button gift. Please cali at tle Standard Office.
Raleigh, Feb. 81. WV
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TIE FARMERS RANK.

The Judiciary Committee of the Senate, it will be
rccollcCtcd reported at the late session of the AS
semby that this Bank, in permitting the issue of
bills certificates of depoSite of less denomination
than three dollars intended to circulate as money,
had violated its charter; and it was recommended
in the report that legal steps be taken against said
institution.
At later day in the session, however, after more
time had been afforded for information and reflection,
Resolutions introduced into the Senate by Mr..
Graham, follows and adopted as substitute for
those reported by the COMMITTEES:
q ReSOiced, That this General Assembly views with
decided disapprobation the course of the Farmer S
Bank of North Carolina, in permitting its Cashier TO
issue certificates of deposit of the denomination OF
one and two dollars with ornaments and devices,
showing that they designed to circulate mo-
ney and but for the order OF the directory OF said
Bank torbildng this practice at carly day after 1t
had been commenced, this General Assembly would
now direct prosecution against SAID Bank with Il
view to the deprivation of its charter
hesolred, FURTHER, That the Solicitor for the State
in the first circuit be instructed to inquire into the
proceedings aforesaid. and TO institute prosecutions
against the Cashier and any other person persons
connected with said Bank no in his opinion may
be lalie to indctncn for participating III the abus-
aforesaid
These Resolutions passed the Senate. but were
laid or the table in the Commons; steps were
directed to be taken against the institution.
We suppose there can be no doubt Of the solven-
CIV of the Farmers Bank. 1t natural under the
circumstances, that the notes of the Bank should
undergo depreciation; but the occasion for this
has passed away, trust not again to return. The
Directors OF the institution gentlemen of charac
ter and property must be deeply impressed with
the Importance Of avoiding for the future every ap-
rearance even Of violation of their charter.
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Ed FAD THIS ALL THESE INDEBTRD TO THE
Ee>Frm of Evans ~ Cooke must come forward and
settle Immediately longer indulgence cannot be given.
Raleigh, Feb. 49, 1856. rs
IA OTICE.-ON SATURDAY, THE SD OF MARCH,
the belonging he estate Of the late Jc emah
Nixon, Will be hired the Court House. i'll Wake county,
for the balance of the year. until the first day of January
next.
NICHOLAS n. NIXON Adaa'r
Fol
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sisH:k.TE,s SIZE,


HaarE f'rw.tl, IS Attachment.
Tie ~.4e Bank Of illinois, 4 slnpsil.
by yge uC wri. or fsri faci4s issued ont rapd M,
- Ter .he Seal uI tha GICuit court for III. tuv OF
tagrtr and state OF WISCONSIN,, be&rn., tesj- the
.reuly-1-st dsy OF May A. D. $50. in the al We entitled
csi-t- A. 10 me dTece aid IL iSvred against IA,
sid cIgi.eis, lands aud eisluruts It fne ,bpy,
H-ut '.eaI AT have this day levied upon sized
a.45 >!t' size 1.u iut+fss ." he t1 Jye nHm-d eI.
dsa. The state BIuk o. lin is 10 IN following de
ftai Tta estate as The property OF The above
Tleessl h..fof the north eat quarter Of Section
township range !, - rs leo acas: " 81 nef ,t
taruYr.I y ST alIai Ter OF &c liz. , tTyyn,,,, -,
e-s. % 30 $50 scrrs west half 81 the , srte,
g. =c.4su > township 4, range Ca~L. acres
U41h "a quarter of sect on 4, tpsn>hiB range /.
rs - ascs; half OF the south we llrt IT of
Z township g. range l. east - acres cast balf ol
~ south vest qUator of scCtiUn II, township IT, range
- sores east Ilf of the north quarter section
p ,1wn'hiP o. I"nge !, east, - lcrcs half CT lhe
eas, acres, west half OF the Iar;er Of C
uoa 80 township J. east 81 acres; east half OF
TIE olh west quarter OF section 81, nship :, range
e :, acres east half of the south east gu rter
aou 3D. township :, range !, a. west half
the s1in east quarter of section township range
e~'- " acres west nan oi the south west quarter of sec
on 81 township Z, range l., east, 80 the undivi
dd one fourth part of the quarter, and the
4 Ut Tue sonih lest quarter 4 section :, township
range east 21 acres; Undivided one half of the
north quarter and half of the north west or
q section a. township :, range l. st, 100 acr-s;
bali Of II south east quarter of section TO- township
range east, so acres; moth quarter section
I5tnship T. range east, l60 half of the
south east quarter aud the north quarter the
east quarter of section J. township ge east,
and norh west quarter of section 3n town
zap D. range east IA 90 l'W which land lie and
are sitused IN Iowa County in state OF isconsn
aid 81 % which shall ex pose To s e at pblic vcnd ne
y Inc highest aud best bidder cash, and all sell
sam sui All the right, tle interest and cSi'hs which
SID defendant had in and the above describe laud,
and real estate the nj aete~nth day of October in The
year 1i our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
s'ee or i any time since that day. which id de
t'nd4n would ave had lheTe had said defendant
ceased t. At "a body corporate the front door
ne Court Hnus IN the Village of Mineral Point Sat
taay the l4ih day OF July the year Of Lord ore
'apu-ani eight hundred ami between the hours
"a Lla1 cincs IN the fureuo and The setting of the
l7 II SAID i-fy said writ and costs The Law
directs.
LEVI SrER .SG. Sheriff
IJTa CouaIy, Wis.
gipe,.i -. a. - n37 CIV
JA~xs u. hs1yLrnS PrEs Att'v
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> y Ann Co1hnbeTry- rs. Rchiand County, Wis.
MAt.hS~ VI Wheeler. I Circuit Court.
1hs MAY Term A. d ISJ5Of the Circuit Court in and
! for the County of RichIand OF Wisconsin held
q me Court House RicbIand Centre in the County
~ Sac aforesaid the 18th day of May, a. ID. I9S5
core me Hon Montgomery VI. CothreB, Judge of said
then an there pres <, ordered that the
1t urirn ant caIse his appearance to be entered
.ie'i ana that he plead answer dCmur to the said
oElflaHants Oil of Ylaiut herein. before the
>l''riti cAy Of August, \ 1873 tue matters and
sl'H-s llSfein cpntaned villa be taken Confessed
- =. HIN ard decresd accordingly And il is further
'eft INST the Complainant cause copy of this order
y oeIubshed for six weeks succcssively. in sacb
week IN the Mineral Point Tribuae.'' weekly news
sr printed and published at Mineral Point, in Iowa
HE hTst publication thereof 10 be within twenty
ssys frUm sh- date of this order
~ tue Court, M NJ COTFRES Circuit Judge
dated the 18th day of May, A d. 1855.
- lufFINFzRRy, Sol. ;. A. CoFFISBERRY. Com.
Sta'e OF Wisconsin,
Colaiy u Richand, .
-. 4, c. ID. Belvte, Clerk of the
cl Court "a and for said County, do hereby Certify
"a ~ Jregoing order Is true copy of the original
'rF 90 die in my Office.
AZ fs1imony whereof hcreunto set ms hand and afiX
me seal Of said Court Richland CeDue, this 10Th
day Of May, A. d. 1855.
n-5 CIV c. d. BELVJLLE, Clerk
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s. ADLER & co.

s. ADLER & CO.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Mnera,
POINT and the Public generally. that they have
in aes tsa inss may
gest stock of
Ever offered in the West. Come and our New
Store and New Goods, consisting of general
assortment and variety of
Staple and Fancy DRY Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING &C.,
Which they are enabled TO sell at cheaper rates thar
was ever before offered in Mineral Point. Among their
stock may be found the following:
Silks Silks. Silks.
China and Japan silks at 70 cts. yard Black Brocade
al % ard 60 cts Chameleon Silks at 40 cts I'D Italian
Chang"a5le and Plaid, 50 Black Oil Boiled Silks
from a. cts to 500 yard As inches wide.
Dr., L GO GODS.
Fine Linen Ginghans Plaid Changeable Sc, New S.y'e
of Embroidered Dresses Bargeine de Paris anze
French Iaconet Musns Du Baee and numerous other
articles OF Dress hoods, too many to mention.
Lawns, warranted fast coors yard wide, IL yards
CALICOEs, warranted fast colcrs, 16 yards 81 oo
SHAW Is, SH w Is.
New STYLE Of silk, Helena and Organda Shawls Grape
Brocha, Merno, Plain AMI figured Cashmere and Gauze
shawls: all sorts of Black, coiored Changeabe aud
Willie Cape shawils al ; i,50 apiece
NLGlOILDEGE,
Collars, Needle Work, IS to S4. Chemisetis do
ron, Is $500. Under Sleeves at 50 CENTS Hand
serchiefs from I21z The fines. Kind of Lace
,hemisetts, Hat fres-ts. &C.
BoNNETS & FLOW Els, of the finest Ei d..
CARP ETiNG, from 20 cts. to ST.. LINEN sOODs, of
AL kinds.
BED SPREADS, Table CLOTHS,
Cotton and Linen Hose, Hats and Caps.
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and
Child ran's Wear.
CLOTHING, embracing everything in the line of
Ready made articles, from Cotton Vest 10 the finest
quality Of Broad cloth nrers Coats
EWEIRY-A well selected assert ment OF everything
called for in this market.
n56 If ADLER co.
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NO Ef 4,

III persons are herbv notified not to irepass NINE,
y dig, upon the - Low ing tract Of land without the
c1nrnt the owners. TO y. r. q the = E q OF
see NJ II. To Enship No ( Of Range 4 east
Aad further ice IS hereby given that forbid any
mi al lcTsus from bus any lead other ores and
removing the same HithJGt the tie -rs
JOHN & ABSAIM WHITE
WslEwick June ., 1876 9~ff
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n NOTICE.,
STR Az ED.

IRON the Undersigned in the town OF Dodge
[ VILE about the 18th Instant BLACK Mare
aer wears old this spring. She is about ) hands
hsh, mas thin name and tail, white spot shaped
Ike a half moon, in the forehead, and one " hite
lind foot, also a small lump resembling wind
gall upon the breast. She is shod n both fore
set but not on the hind. Any person s;ving in
grmaiion where said mare may be found, q. re-
Irning her to the subscriber shall be literally
rewarded. WIN. +. PHILLIPS.
Dodgcville, May %, 1853 81 4w
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= iEfsksCAS HOUSE,
BY A. SNIFF,

NhA Undersigned takes pleasure in saving the cit
q lzeus OF Mineral Point and the travelling public,
that he has fitted up his House High Street in the
best possible manner for the accommodation Of travel
ers aud boarders. His table VIII all seasons u. sun
pied with tho best the market affords, and non- bu;
nrst class Of cooks and walters will be employed
Good stables and attentive Oslers all read
tuess for those who have horses.
ehaie OF the generous patronage ofLhe pubIicis
sptcttoiIy soi'Clied A. SNIFF.
Mineral Point. sept LIST, 1854. 43f
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THE sTgEVERSIG' FAMILY
ES E- vH EE I'D e e go a

Issued under the seal, City and authority of Uni
yer>ity OF fREE aEuIrINE and PoPrL,R KNOW - C
Chartered by the STATE Of Penns lrauia April 29lh
with pJjal OF SlDo9Jh aainly for the purpose OF
resting the evils OF SPURIOUS No sIso supply
ing the Community with reliable remedies wherever q
competent Physician cannot viii be employ ed
have purchased from Dr John r. Rowland his celebrated
ROWLAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
know for upwars of twenty five years as the only sure
and safe for FEvkR and AsUs SC. and his In, sti
Tnable remedy for BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RowIand's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly approved ani popular Remedies, togs hsI
with he Unyersty's Remedy for Complaints of Ia,
Lungs.
The Unversity' Remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion
The Unversty's Remedy for Costive Bowels
Also the Untversitys Almanac may be had at the
Branch D.spensarv, at the Store of
SAMUEL COLLEY
yellow Stone, Wis, May 81, 1855. 3mg7
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS ATLAw,
AND saLIcIToR cHANcERY.
II one in Millions Bl5cF. Mineral Point, Wis. II
CHAR rs prsN . til r. l. REAp.
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IN JUSTICES COURT.


ra-u OF Highland, { So
no W. A. HAws: You hereby notified, that a
writ OF attach been issued against you and
your property at achrd to sy lhe demand OF Rober.
l.. Vance. nouIiiug to FGn teen % 100 dollars Now
1sess you shall appear hEftr- Ma torrin. Justice
The Peace. in and Tor tisi county in said
Jsn, the twenty 5f.h day Of June A. ID 1851 at 10
clock the forenoon of said day. judgement will be
alpre against you AMI yUur opery attached To pay
de debt r. L VANCE, Plaintiff.
Dated This 9Th day OF June. A. d. !~5I
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EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR. ROWAN is Agent for The extensive and old cs
tabi:shed Fmgr-tiUn and Foreign Exchange House Of
WILLIAMS & f5UIoS. New York He Is prepared to
remit money usual, nd to engage Passages, she
low from all parts OF England, Ireland snd
scotland. Passage Certificates and Drafts al sight. from
81 upwards be obtained of him, with receipts for
al moneys paid AIM for the safe and punctua transmits
which Com hold bic
All post paid communications viii be answered II once
nd ever. reaMirea Inflammation given.
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!, ATTENTIOI SOLDIERS 4! M,

lhF SNONGRESS having passcd n Law giving 80 all
~ ~ pers their widows and Minor children
ser ed in in The United States. $50
acres of ani, the Gn gued, having had
reHce attending such claims, will make applca
ons, and insure upon favorable terms for such
Bounty Land clam may entitled to, under the
Act \. b. BDiDGS, ATTY at Law.
Miner al Point, March IL, 1855. I7if
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GrOCPrfPS.

Oar arrangements such that always have
hand and shall be continually receiving during the
season, dneci from New York, Boston, Pittsburgh New
'rl-rns and 81. Louis, Groceries and Wood
are. of all kinds, and best qualities, which we
promise - the public saving of at least ten per
cent their purchases.
GS- MashOnick and Pink Eye Potatoes and all other
Farming Produce, taken IN trade.
y. B.-Remember the Peoples Cheap Grocery, Cloth
ing, Boot shoe and Dry Goods Store, Opposite the
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCL0SKEY.
Mineral IN October l. lisa. 1y25
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

NOSE wanting Reapers and Mowers this season will
eS early TO make sure OF machine for his ha Sest
=, nave on hand six of Seymour, Morgan < Co.'S New
i-'A Sell keapers. Call soon if you get one.
nave $50 lot ofReapers and Mowers that failed t.
wen last season. account Of bad castings, and
' nav my them repaired, and viii sell them a.
@-sHa price, without q warrant.
nave also number Of TT yolving Rakes FOR sale.
T X. Bt.bDG EFT.
Agent for J. :. Love.
an now receiving supply OF New Lumber, and
atE 70 an assorn mt OF Lumber, Shingles, Lsth
= y supply jhe market.
nave also q Livery Steb.e Hurcfes and Hacks To
80 passengers to any part OF the country. Am also
~S-t' LOT d daily line oI Stages Tor Warren
I. X. BLODGETT.
Mineral Point. May so h. 1855. n27ff