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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

In JAu-Thsre are at present twenty sou-
prisoners confined in Milwaukee County Jail-of
whom nineteen are males and FIVE females
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

The Navy--The navy appropriation bill has
passed. 1t appropriates nearly S15OOOOOO; of
which 100000 are for the new steam frigates,
and S2,000,0O0 for Stevens war steamers
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ARM F0s SALE.

FazHE undersigned Offers for sale good FARs,sAar
Il ated in Section &, Town a. Range 3, in the totLo -
Linden, containing 400 acres of Land. About 10 go
under fence, including farming land, meadow ara ~
ture. The above FARM is well calculated i0r - -.
Farm, and will be sold eutire. part, TO sun s
err II is six miles from Mineral Point four miles HUE
Linden, and about 3 q miles from Mif1in.
i''' =" MARTIN MABZ0LF.
Januarv 3e 1879 3ml.
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BosToS, February 2

DOsToN, tDIUdTy 20
Sale Of Holsters IomeStead-1he Homestead
of Daniel Webster, in Franklin, New Hamp hire.
sold at auction on Thursday for 81 ,0OO.-
Rufus L. Fay. of Boston, was the purchaser
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GUARDIAN SALE.

WILL Sell on the 18Th day Of March A. n re,z =.
"tst nan OF East hail Of Lot number 2q4 in ~ m
aAs % A.hera Point Sale al the door of de a. :,
''Bb q SiEsssoRE, in Mineral Point, between the I.
OF O'Clock 4. VI. and / O'Clock NJ. 'ue Avai ;
DANIEL YOUNG, Guardian of tba
NJ. Minor heirs OF Eliza Am Young, deees.ss
mineral Point, February isih, 1855. SwI4'
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nEEEst.

In this village on Thursday evening, March
lst HuRAH, only son of Whitney and Ann Maria
Smith, aged years
On Friday last, an infant Child of James Pascoe
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

Carpenters Patent Rotary Pump The Govern
ment proposes to purchase the patent of Mr. s D.
Carpenters Rotary Pgnps. for wrecking pump
dry dock, &c.
Nj. C. asks 100000 for the patent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

q HEREAS A LAM WARRANT for Forty acres. No
" 1888, was issued to ne on or about he Oh
aAy OF october, ie3is under the Act OF Sepeu Der 2
IS3I, which was, abouf -tI day al Noye,ubr
'c inalie ia New orh city TO WashbuTu g. GeoiEa1
OF Mn-ra Point Wisconsin,, by whom il " as neYsr "a
ceiYed Now this is TO give notice, that shall apply ia
me CoTnmissloncs OF Pensions for duplicate Of aid
" aFIahL iowlJ) JACOB a. RO0NE.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Iowa COUNTY, S. IN JVSTlCF ICoI-RT
Town OF t'yd0 "

1870 Ed - is8 SzHruerd :-You are herebT roti
= lied that a wit Of Attachment has been issued
against you and your property attached TO sa.fy ne
demand OF Luther Jackson, amounting to FUry Dol.
lars, S4"- o. Now, unless you shall aprcar bear,
hpnrnIn Norton, Justice of the Peace in and r sad
county, at his Office, in said town, on the y hd.fG
February, A ID. 1851 at eleven O'Clock IN the frer 3D.
Judgment will be rendered agans you and Your pro
y sold 10 uay the deJt-Dstcd his RI day of Febrr
A. d. 1855. l2wI3pd.) LUlHER g. JACKSON.
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IN CEEsCE5zE COURT or ysxssE4<n
COZ Wv. " zSE.lh 49,.

COUNTY, " aSCDNSES.
Jo6n l.. Massingaie' Petition far Di0oree.
reading tho affidavit made on behalf of the com.
~ ptlnant or petitioner shelving that the defendant
ts aosehted himself from the State of Wisconsin, and
appearing that subpoena has been issued and .IrIr re-
tnratd defendant not found and further appearing
thai SAID deIeSdant has failed to enter anpe5Fsuce I'M
sad cause Is Ordered, that said defendant do appear
"er or denur 10 compliments bin petition on or
before me l9a day OF Nay A. D. 1888, said petition
ana e pendancy OF this suit, be giyeH 20 said defendant
0y Punicatoh OF copy OF this order the Mineral
ROM rlDune, weekly newspaper published Mineral
IN Iowa County II being in She Circuit with
hlchland County, for six weeks succt sivaIv The first
publication To be within twenty DAYS from the date OF
this Order. Dated the Iftn day OF February 1855
A b. SLAUGHTER,
Court Commissioner. RiChIaud Co. Wis
hereby CERTIFY the above aud within to be a trna
copy of Order or file in my Office.
Attest, c. y. BELLEFTLI,F, Clerk.
oW } Per wv. H. JASNE7, Dent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

II The subscription price of the Wisconsin
Home, published at GAINESVILLE has been reduced
from 81 TO so cents per annum, 1t will be pub
lished monthly hereafter
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COMMISSIONING noygCx-

Tie undersigned having this day entered into Co
a Partnership under the and firm @ 4.
bonner, in the Mere Ee and General Commission bTJs
ness at Blue Mounds and DodgeFie respectfully solicit
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to John Adams, one of the present partners
JOHN ADAMS,
- j DIN b JNSER.
Blue Mounds. Feb o. "a
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II Small pox is said to be fearfuIy on the in
crease at Cincinnati, it is il several other sec
tons of the country
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

In the matter Of the Estate of CAuNoY SMITH, deceased
( IN readiag and fling the petition of Sophia Smith
~ representing, among other things, that ChaTncy
smith, late of the town of WaldwicE in the county Of
IOWA stare OF Wisconsin died intestee, aud praying
sal OF SAID Estate be her graHted
IN conjunction with NJ C. Burnett is ordered mai
me ssd petition be heard before the Judge Court
Uti me ON DAY OF April next at the Court House il
Mineral Point Aud it is further ordered maj rot5ce
there" De given 10 The heirs of said deceased aud to
1 persons lheiesied by publishing copy Of disorder
or thFee succe sYc weeks prior to said d2v % hearing
"a the Mineral Point 1rbaue'a weekly newspaper
printed and published al Mineral Point, in county
L. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
baleu mGrch b, 800 3wI6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

Rinols.-Robert Smith has been announced as
the Nebraska candidate in the Alton District for
the place vacated by Judge Trumbull.
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SrnISG.-" The winter of our discomfort is
over, and we have entered uron the :. stormy
month OF March, as it is usually termed But
its lamblike" appearance, thus far, contradicts
the truthfulness OF the saying The time of the
singing of spring birds, il is true, has not come,
nor are our ears greeted with the many toned
voices from the Frog pend yet spring has come,
the time for sugar making, and barn yard mel
ody- The atmosphere is mild, and all nature is
joyous. The cold breezes from the north NAV
again dispe the loneliness of the season, but old
Sol has attained an attitude that viii soon drive
them back to their icy habtation.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

II The st. Croix Union estimates that the St.
Croix Valley will furnish year. sirty millions
Of feet of pine lumber
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@. e q ooDEE ca
FAmm ssssf Sa,.r-

FAB y x0Es SALE.
d. THE Subscriber offers for sale the
ESha SD q ( following Real Estate, TO wit =
60 s6F Fifteen acres OF Land, in the village
E@A4 Eky OF Dotgsyilie. The entire premises Is
s=zssssss9 under good fence and in good state If
cultivation. on the premises there Is
good DWELLING boUsE of convenient sfze fcr a large
family with cellar undef it. same size of The house.
Also, good Stables sc, on the premises Water con-
gsniept to the door.
The above premises viii be sold az Bargain rs The
subscriber VIII leave the pace about the OF priI
Enquire OF the undersigned on the u-erpf=as
4wl5pd. GEORGE TRE,yfITEF
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Winter Goods at Cost
oash

- oI 0@SkL.
WILL SELL. from and after this date, for thirty
II days, any of my large stock of WINTER GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH, as am obliged take an &C
count Of stock first February Call and for YOUR
selves. [6tfi JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

" John G. SAKE, the poet.editor, has disposed
of his right and title TO the Burlington (Vt) Sen
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

Land Bill GoHe.-Mr. Benefits land bill (grant.
ing the public lands TO the several states for rail
road and school purposes) was tabled in the House
OF Representatives on the goth inst, by tteo ma
iority.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

IL The house of Burgoin & Co, which recent
ly suspended at San Francisco, usually shipped
from 100000 to $4,000 by each steamer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

Hon, O. CoLE-This gentleman has accepted
the call Of the Republican party in the Legislature
to become candidate for Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

| Small BWs.-A bill is before the New York As
sembly prohibiting the circulation of foreign bank
| bills of less denomination than SIS
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IN pHoaAvE,-soya co. CoT5Y.r.

NgD @10gGGG Qogg VrG@.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

Il Heart Ressding Case-We find the following
in the local columns of the New Orleans Crescezt
Of the 18th ult:
Sampson Richardson, creole negro. committed
suicide IN his room al No. 55, St Peter 81 in the
FIRST District early on Saturday morning by cut
ung his throat with razor. The Coroner;s YER
dict IN the case was that he committed The act
While IN state of temporary INSANITY. II an.
pears that he was slave belonging to the snr.
cessIon of the late Alex McReeyer. and ,vas "a
veTtIsed to be sold at auction on the 2O;h uIt-
Beng smart moaey-making negro he had earned
and entrusted to some mans keeping the sam Of
go win winch his freedom was to be pur-
agent proved recreant 10 his trust and unor a.
covering Il he became crazy. He could read and
write. and papers found in his room co.,
tanning written rawlings about the loss of b;S
money. Before killing himself he took his best
suit of clothes from his aImoir, and wrote a re-
quest on a slate that he should be buried in then,
----------------
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

II We learn, f-om the Sacramento Union, that
\ E. WHrTEsrnEs, formerly of Lafayette county,
is candidate for L. S. Senator from California
On the SD ballot he received .otes, with pros
pect of the number being increased on further
balloting
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
THzE BRONSON LAMBS.

THE BRONSON LAMBS.
ESHE undersigned, agent for the Sale OF said IANps
"a is Instructed to prosecute in the summary and
rigorous manner all persons Sait tresrsss
oy cutting TIMBER or otherwise He has taken measures
or he detection OF All trespassers and gives this notice.
now in the hope that it may prevent the necessity ~
resorting to legal process.
- WN. G. BOSTWICK,
Office corner Main and High goyer St Tonis store
jan "a iooo' iml2 Galena, Illinois,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

RotND OIL CA KE-A Superior article of
~ reed Ter Cattle and hoIsess on hand
Jan. %, 1859
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Whim-shaft.--The shaft through which the ore
is raised by means of whim.
WlnZe "A shaft sunk from one level to anoth-
er, for ventilation, or for proving the vein. A
Wine differs from shaft in not being open to the
surface, like the latter.
Proposed .Aneadnqent 10 the Constitution -Nr
Harvey, of Rock introduced a bill in the Senate
on Monday, proposing TO amend the Constitution
of the State to allow members of the Legis-
lature to receive 81 per diem for every days ac-
tual attendance during session of forty-two and
no more days. This is wise amendment as it
would limit the session 10 six weeks.-Ma. Wis.
John NJ Shrock arrested IN Stvit1erlaad.- The
Treasurer of Holmes county, Ohio, who recently
disappeared with some $4,000 of the people s
fund is reported to have been arrested last month";
in Switzerland He had about his person, when
taken into custody, some $4,000 (SloO00) francs
in bills of exchange.
II The long litigation between the Northern
and Southern sections of the Methodist Church
respecting the Book Concern property in Ciucio>
natl, has been adjusted. The Methodist Church
South is awarded $4,000 and the Southern debts
due to the Book Concern.
BosTos, February 90.
Sale Of Holsters Homestead-The Homestead
of Daniel Webster, in Franklin, New Hamp shire
was sold at auction on Thursday, for SIS 0OO.-
Rufus L. Fay. of Boston, was the purchaser
The Navy--The navy appropriation bill has
passed 1t approprlates nearly SI5000OOO; of
which 100000 are for the new steam frigates,
and S2,O0O,0O0 for Stevens war steamers.
Heavy Pork-Mr Comstock of Summit, Wan
kesha Co, sold, yesterday, four hogs weighing in
the aggregate, l,7G6 pounds, to Messrs Layton &
Plankington, for s1,75 per hundred This is the
highest price paid for pork this season.-MH Free
Democrat.
Carpenters Patent Rotary Pump THE Govern
ment proposes to purchase the patent of Mr. s D.
Carpenters Rotary Pumps. for wrecking pump,
dry dock &c.
Mr.. C. asks 100000 for the patent.
Land Bill Gone-Mr Benefits land bill (grant.
ing the public lands 10 the several states for rail
road and school purposes was tabled in the House
OF Representatives on the goth inst, by teo ma
jority.
IL The house of Burgoin & Co, which recent
ly suspended at San Francisco, usually shipped
from 100000 to $4,000 by each steamer.
Small Bals-A bill is before the New York As
sembly prohibiting the circulation of foreign bank
bills OF less denomination than So
II Small pox is said to be fearfully on the in
crease at Cincinnati. ii is il several other sec
tons of the country.
II The subscription price of the Wisconsin
Home, published at GAINESVILLE has been reduced
from 5 TO so cents per annum, 1t will be pub
lished monthly, hereafter.
II The st. CroiX Union estimates that the ST
Croix Valley will furnish next year. sirty millions
Of feet of pine lumber.
~ John e. SAKE, the poet editor has disposed
of his right and title to the Burlington (Vt) Sen
tinel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

EMILE N EN- who want a nice article of fpured
" explain Marseiles Vestings or some Summer vIes
of latest patterns, may find them at
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-13

Patent Medicines viii be published at 800 per column
dsIly or AIS tr- -weekly-wiih g. for each renewal. -
Steamboats, running New Orleans viii he charged ~
the season. and running TO St Louis Cincinnati,
&C. SIS for the season Of not more than six months
HsThe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers stricy hmed 70
their own Immediate and regular business and the business
OF an advertising Firm is not considered including that
Of IL or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals viz: weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hs ana 0o Gus
every subsequent insertion. - ,--.-, -
Calls become candidates, W De as
other advertisements to be paid for invariably In advance
Announcing candidates for County and state Offices 8and
for municipal Offices S. 10 be paid in advance IN every IN
stance. .- 4,
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons 70 DC
paid in advance. d,
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted
No advertisements be inserted gratutousiy.
All advertisements for charitable institutions, hre coWP-
nes ward town and other public meetings, including fe-
gious notices to be charged half price. 80.
We iages and deaths are published as news: - , uy
ualie- tributes Of respect and funeral invitations as oe
adverusements.--&S -, z,..
tops recurring notices designed to call attention to fa
sorecs Concerts or any public entertainments where
charges are made adance, all notice OF private sso
Citations every notice designed to call attention TO plVate
enterprises calculated intended 10 promote individual IN
tere can only be inserted with the understanding that the
same Is 10 ne paid for. II inserted in the editorial column
(which can be only al discretion Of the edtors the same
viii be charged Of not less than 20 cents per ne
Tie undersigned publishers Of daily aud tr weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves adhere TO the above
bin OF prices and in instance TO deviae from them
r. r. MCKENZIE & co. True Wing Once.
J. L. MARLING A CO., Union and American
w p RANG & CO. Banner Office
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NHE undersigned late n Georgia. having removed to the
CITY Of Nashville offers his services the citizens OF
Georgia. T. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses Mules CATH, and in short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville mar ket.
The Merchants OF NashvIle men OF high character
and pecunary standing and have large ard well selected
stocks that the ufer liberal terms which should induce
the OF Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and Norm
Alabama 70 give the Nashville market iar ula' As TO
the Grocery Market the prOprety viii suggest ltse 10 le
mind Of every merchant the sections Of country Named
al the proper for their trade. .
The long connection Of the undersigned with the karoads
OF Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supe'
en Of Tran portaon well Agent at hattanooga sew
era years Banking interest Of vannHh, will enable
him readily inv sigate claims againt ha'lroai
Companies goods damage while IN ranstu,
the renewal discount Of re2'r bills in ba"kt &C
ncosing orders money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money, when SAUSAGE
tory evidence Of vency and prompress accompanies the
same the parties known to be such, shall receive like
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom the sell time. will also give
be stored, tht may be directed ~ my care The
charges for the purchase goods &C. will be five per cent
commissions and twenty each box or package Tor
receiving and ioi wardi2g. T. X MILF
Post Office Building, No S,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCES-R. R. CUYLER. ESQ, Pre,'t Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PORTER Pres Bank State OF GeOr
gia Savannah Isaac SooIT ESQ., Prest Macon and West
Railroad, Macon; Hon. lOHN p KGNa, Pres and GEO
YoNGE Sup't Georgia Railroad and T. CoNBs Esq., Au-
guta; J. =. COOPER, Gen. Sup't Western aud Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta Gen. A. J. HANsEL, Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEORGE s LACK ESQ, Ro ne Ga; Capt JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col J. A MHrEsIDEs ChattaU Ooga, J. L.
Moses and Jo PARSONS, Esqs, Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM
MAILER ESQ., Decatur, and Judge LANE Huntsville, Ala
mar23-f
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LTNENs. HOSIERY Ann eTnvrs

DAbLk DAmAzk 81, "a. i0-A, ia and u Plow-
Linens hATnslsy shsetng, Bird Rye Diaper HueAhaek,
Nsbkns and lrsh Linens, trrnch Linen Camhreks
hnsAh sk and Cotton Hosiery, Minter Hosiery ali kinds
CLOVIS, Ac. no~I
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GRIsWOLp,s cnrrnN G1ra

subscriber being ageut for the sale Of the aov, s
notice. " '1i AiaA flAhIers al ahort
lhsse gins have the character making good Hn, Gin,
IAster running lighter, cleaning the seed better fs
ou more moats an trash, and having boxes mors ,r.b
against IRE than any other gins now In use "a
are ouered on terms more adv 10 the
The most satisfactory references can be iV.a "a
ths reputation, which they are also wARR,STv =, si,t
On % used according to the directions sent win sach
@NsA-h HT
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. 81 J. G.. NIGEL AND
IIToULD call the attention of their friends and buyers in
w general TO The
Largest aud Most Elegant Stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This has been selected with
unusual care and prices which will enable them to offer
very great inducements to buyers particularly TO CASH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos. 81 and SO College Street
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De Sol;
Super Black Gro De Rhines, very cheap;
" " Mourning silks
Elegant Founcld Bareges
Rich Printed
Super pl'n B'reges in colOrs and black, very cheap
4" Chalnes q Z" "
Elegant French Organdies;
Printed Jaconets, neat styles;
A large LOT of Printed Muslins. very low priced
Ginghams, Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &c. &c.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogaiele
Laine;
=" Wool Damasks;
Union "
Lace Curtains;
Mos in Curtains, with Gil the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curt ,ins made 10 n atch.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Goo is very large and complete
Irish Linens Damask do Toweng do 7 chngs, Linen and
Cotton SheetnCs, Plaid Domescs Cottonades, Linens,
Drills Twreds, pacas, BomhAzne' Drab DE Eie Cloths,
CassmeTs Nestngs, &r.. &C, all yeJy cheap, at
McCLELLAND'S MErRuPoLiTAN STORE
apr6 Nos. Jl and 81 College rect.
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"BOOkS THAT AkE BOOkS,"
AND WORTH READING
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
NJ FLOOD FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
MoRSIS0 STARS OF NEW WORLD.
FFiY YEARS BUTH HENIsPBEREs.
NONAaTUa AND NATIcK.
lrvEs OF THE QuEESs OF FEGLASD.
THE PMGRtxs or WAIsINGHAM.
llnLs, LAKES FOREST SrRKAMs
The MONEY MAKER.
SUBsTAScE AND SHADOWS
Ten NGGHTs BAR ROOM.
TABLES Carries.
FERS LEAVES. Second Series.
MEMORIES WArxR.
TESNfssEAS ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY.
Ina HkRAT's DnL
HONEY MOoS and other ComIcaIltIs=
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR BOoK
THIS, That AND THE oFHER
For sale by CuARLNs W slITTH
mara BUa