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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
TN ORDINARY.

DYH.T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
Whereas George A. Addison has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
55ison! late Of the District aforesaid deceased.
These arc therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
sd to be and appear before at our next Ordinarys
Court for tho sad District, be holden at Edgefed
C. A. on the 26,h day Of January inst show cause
if any, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this nintday of Jan.
in the year of our ord one thousand eight hundred
and Any-ve and in the seventy ninth year of Ameri
can Independence.
Ian II -.,- Ct "-iIh':. 81. 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
An narl's Wit and Elosuence.

: In recent attack upon her Mojesty's government
by the Earl Of Derby, the noble ordis reported TO
have dealt largely in pleasantly and ridicue. Among
other things find the following in application to
Sir CHARLES NAPIER and that magnificent Baltic
fleet which was to make the Gar trsrlble upon his
throne 1t reminds me-" " said the Earl" of what
is recorded about the duel between Sir RICHARD
SrRAcuAN pronounced Strapn)and Lord CHATHAM:
"Lord CHATHAM, with his long sword drawn,
Stood waiting for Sir RICHARD STRAcHAN;
Sir RICHARD, longing to be at him,
Stood waiting for the Earl of Chatham"
So much for DERDY's wit As o specimen OF his
eloquence ;Icertainly not of the BURKE or CHATHAM
order) we append his exhortation TO the British
soldiers now fighting and dying daily around Sebas.
topol:
To those gallant men who are now under circnm.
stances of considerable difficulty. and with diminished
numbers, galanlly fighting the battles of this country,
reinforced they have been to cer.an degree, cal
cuIang as do upon their indumitable perseverance
and courage under all circumstances Of difficulty and
discouragement-to them would say, "Yet a little
more patience, yet little more perseverance, The
end is not vet, hut the end is approaching you when
YOU shall reap the reward CT your labors The eyes
of your counrymen upon you-the hearts oi ye ur
countrymen with you. The sympathies oi your
counrymen are in support Of your unparalleled eEer-
lions. Men, women, and children are eIlHustlng tller
for the purpose Of relieving your dstresses, and
ministering to your comforts, and assaugng your su
ferings. Fresh reinfurcements are at hand. Your
courage, your daring, your steady and obstinate re-
sstance, and your unnching perseverance, shall not
only be acknowledged, but shall serve as moral and
an example TO the country, which is proud o having
YOU for soldiers. Go On in the gallant course which
you have begun Have yeta little more patience to
struggle against the unavoidable difficulties which nre
opposed 10 you, and believe that the hearts of your
cuuntrymen with you. There aurels for thnse
who have allen, and when you return from an exle.
dition which, with all Its harrdssing difficulties, and
all its dangers and its abors will be and must be Sue
cessful, becanse your example will inspire your coun.
trymen, you will be the men who will have upheld
and maintained the honor Of your 1ag-you will have
delivered Europe from the power of the oppressor, and
YOU will deserve the blessings Of England and Of the
world. (Iuch cheering.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

twS. P.-Witty Mr. says that s. P. are
two letters that stand for the prevailing epidemicnot
small po1,' bui atop payment
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

c:T The last chap tina, applied for admission nn'
the Lazy Club" lives in Tennessee, and spells his
State thus:--" 10sc." He was admitted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
AnthropologY.

DR.. J. HAYNES, delneator of talents and charac-
ter, will give free lecture before the citizens of Edge
field on this "wednesday evening. We have before
us testimonials, of DR.. HIS abilities and SKILL from a
number of newspapers, among them the Louisville
Journal" and "Brownlow's lVhig." The lecture
will probably be given in the Court House room. II
that place be not obtainabe, the public will easily
find out whatever room may be secured. We are
prepared to hear something at once entertaining and
amusing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EOUTTV

Joel P. Ridge 6, HELEN
Pauline his wife,
Jacob William Pope, and Relief.
Francis Marion and -
Josephine M. Pope:
DY Virtue of an Ordor of the Court of Equity,
ID in this case, granted by hi, honor + ii: Ward.
law, at June term, A. d. 1854, all the creditors Of
the minors HELEN Pauline RidgelI, formerly Pope)
Jacob William Pope, Francis NJ. Pope and Jose
phine NJ. Pope, are ordered to appear before me- on
or by the first Monday in May next, to prove and
establish their demands, else they will be debarred
all claims against the assets Of the estate Of the sio
Minors a. SlMklNS, y. H. 4. ~
Jan 10, 1856. l5t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

e% FROM The Abbevillc pUers we learn tha
Mr.. MATTHEW MCDONALD, the present incumbent
has been reelected Clerk of that District: and THos
r. COCHRAN elected Sheriff.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
Phrenology, Physiogomy, &c.

Trust rot yourself, but your deiecis,to know,
Make use Of every friend, land every foe"
HgHE @PoPE.
nR. ,. HAYNES, Prof OF Anthropology,
IL Author Of q Threads of Philosophy, 2 ihanipu-
latons various heads, ect.. ect. lis prepared TO
give true delincations Of talent and character and
will describe the business best adapted for al who
may favor him with call. ~
TEnMs.-Vcrba examination, 81 Charts, 81 so.
Charts with written composition on Longevity,
Hereditary diseases, aiatrimony, Business talent,
&C., &C., $3.50.
sY- Rooms at the Planters Hotel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

Good Peach Brandy!
lust received large supply Of PURE OLD
D PEACH BRANDY. -,
Hamburg, Nov 2a II -. 4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

an exchhnGe.
Yes, and some of them deposi.in 1t two ballots q
onoe. Now isn't thar iegal' sY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

DECAY OF ABoLITIoNIsM.-Undcr this head
the New York Herald notices the curlailment in
size of the New York Times and New York
Tribune, the two devoted organs of VIM. H
Seward. The hard times have proved too much
for abolilionisnl. 1t is shady in the legs, as well
as corrupt at the core, and can never stand up
to pressure of any kind.
The ANNEXATION ScHEMEs.-A Washington
correspondent writes: :"
81 nm persuaded that we shall hear no more,
at this session, of schemes for the acquisition OF
Cuba, of port in st. Domingo, and of the
Sandwich Islands. These are wornout specu.
lalions-and are as flat as any one of the fancy
stocks that lately fell in your stock exchange,
and Ike them, are dropped from the political
stock list.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17

s9v "TnE cradle is woman' ballot box" say'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-17
Final Notice.

Newberry C. H., Jan Is,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27
Another Triumph.

The election for Mayor and the Board Of Com.
mon Council, came off yesterday in our neigh
boring city, Georgetown. The entire Ameri'
can ticket was triumphantly elected. II is truly
gratifying to witness such results, especially
when we recollect that Georgetown, like Wash
ington, is under the immediate eye of an Exec
utive whose antipathy to " americans and
the American Reformation knows no limit.
This city and Georgetown have alike suffered
from the interference Of the administration,
through its menials, in our local elections, and
both have signally rebuked such interference.
If the administration cannot here, where it
commands money, men, and rules with de-
spotic sway, coerce the people to sustain it,
what can it expect to accomplish throughout
the country, where the people are at liberty to
think and act for themselves?
II must also be recollected that Georgetown
is the stronghold of Jesuitism. 1t is .JaUored
with two Jesuit institutions, a college and a
nunnery; the head of the Society of Jesus"
resides there; yet, strange as it may appear, the
I" Americans" have dared to assert their right
to rule.
The following is the American ticket. r. p
~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

jackson got oomnland Of troops and after marching
a considerable distance, AN order arrived to dis,
band, but this he refused to obey.
Mr.. BENTON here entered into the particulars
regarding the inside history In which he was the
prominent actor. The massacre OF Fort Sims
took place. General jackson Immediately called
out his volunteers and marched to the Creek Ma
ton and then commenced that series of victories
which have added such lustre TO the country 1t
was, he insisted, by accidents and chances that
jackson was carried forward.
The Senate's resolution was then adopted, and
on motoa of Mr. WALBRIDGE, 100000 copies Of
the speeches in both Houses on the sword accep-
tation we're ordered to be printed
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27
So SamiYel.I,

We received this morning telegraphic des-
patch from Frederick, which says that the cleo
ton which came off in that city yesterday re-
suited in the complete success Of the American
candidates. "Sam's" footprints were visible
everywhere, and the discounted administra-
ton party feel that their fate is forever sealed
in Frederick.
Our correspondent says the average majority
for "Sam's" men was three to one.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27
Baltimore Correspondence.

The Colvin WIZ Cdse-Arredrs of Tdzes-Ap-
pointments for the Atnls-hoase and Jdit-Fdc-
tory Brnt--7he Rejected Appointments-
Health of the City.
5 BALTIMORE, Feb. ~, 1855.
The jury in the famous Colvin win case yester-
day rendered verdict sustaining the win of ls4e,
in favor Of Richard Covin Warford. The counsel
for the heirs at law Immediately filed bill of ex-
ceptions, on which the case will now be taken to
the appeal court
The present low condition Of the city treasury
has prompted the Committee Of Ways and Means
in the City Council to introduce an ordinance for
the collection Of the large amount Of arrears of
taxes which have long been due the city by vari-
GUS property holders. These arrears amount TO
1884 900, a sum which, f available, would go far
toward relieving the taxpayers Of the heavy tax
levy which il will otherwise be necessary to make
The committee ask that the auditor may be en-
powered to collect these tax arrears; and as the
plan appears to be a feasible one 1t should be
adopted without loss Of time.
The visiters Of Baltimore city jail yesterday Sc
lected Thomas G. James as warden, William Pat
terson as clerk, and DR.. Samuel Martin as physi-
cian These appointments viii be regarded gener-
ally with satisfaction.
About nine o'clock on Sunday night the large
stone building, known as the Rockdale Factory,
situated on the Falls road some three miles above
this CITY, entirely destroyed together with all
its valuable contents, machinery, materials, &c It
was owned and occupied by Mr.. s. d. Fonge, who
estimates his loss at about $4,000, only partially
insured. Tho disaster has thrown large number
Of operatives out Of employment
It is understood that the officers of the Balti-
more alms-house have been fixed upon, and they
win probably be appointed to-day. The reports that
VIM. II. Counselman, Esq, is to be the warden,
and Mrs Beckett, who formerly Sled the position,
win again be appointed matron.
1t is expected that the Mayor win send to the
council this afternoon the six appointments yet to
be filed, the parties previously nominated having
been rejected by the convention. It Is said that
the name Of George A. Davis, Esq, win again be
sent in for City Commissioner
The whole mortality of the city during the week
ending with Monday was only 81, OF which only
seven were consumptive cases, showing an extra
ordinary decrease in the mortality from that mala-
DIV AMERcus.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

B- We commend to the perusal Of all Of
our readers, the article addressed to Slave
holders" and signed "Virginius." II Is from
the pen Of an able writer, and STAKEHOLDER,
who resides in the county Of Louisa, Virginia,
not thirty miles from the city Of Richmond
We have so often expressed our views in OPP
position to the agitation Of slavery, and so often
pointed out the dangerous consequences Of such
agitation to the South, we are happy to present
in place Of a repetition Of them, the sound and
sensible views Of our talented correspondent
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

power, by every item Of its history from its com
mencement up to the present time, by the igno-
rance and crime and the blood.stained annals of
those dark ages which owned its sway, by the IN
told horrors of the Spanish Inquistion by the stu
pidty and degradation Of Catholic Ireland, by the
pages of Roman Catholic journals at this moment
extant in the land, and lastly by comparison of
any Protestant nation, with one wallowing in the
cess-pools Of Catholic misgoyernment.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27
Where is Captain Pat Mcguire f--Anothel
Letter Lost or stolen.

We have had occasion several times lately to
call the attention of the Post Office Depart
ment, to the negligence Of some of the Post
masters. On February 3, a letter was mailed
to us at White Hall, Huntingdon county, New
Jersey, containing $13 80, which has not yet
come to hand. This is the third letter within
one week, which has failed to reach us, and all
of these contained money.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27
IHe IOIIUWIHB Is UHe hWeriCHH tiChoI ~
Dodge was the opposition candidate:

The lowest man on the American ticket beat
the highest man on the opposition ticket 81
votes.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

- The jury in the case Of Varney, on trial for
the murder Of Eli Hurlburt, at Troy, New York,
returned a verdict this morning Of not guilty.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

The Know othings are convenient and never
falling solution with the administration papers OF
every difficult problem. The Post reads, in their
Iproclivitics the explanation Of Mr. Stewards
reelection, although II is known that the Know
Nothings bitterly opposed him. The Washington
Union pretends TO regard the election of a repub-
lican Senator by the Legislature OF Wisconsin az
one Of the fruits Of Know-N othingism. Yet the
Union also knows very well that there is not sim
Gle Know Nothing in all that Legislature, as Is
proved by the fact that they voted unanimously to
instruct their Senators TO vote against any altera-
ton Of the naturalization laws Both the Post and
the Union must count largely upon the credulity
or the ignorance of their resders,--Boston Atlas,
(anH- Knov- Nofhtn1.)
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

The Colvin VIZ Cdse-Arrears of Tdres-Ap-
pointments for The Atuls-hoase and Jait-Fdc-
tory Burnt-7he Rejected appointments
Health of the City.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
gzsuE&EE NOTICE.

: PROBATE -osri Geld az the Court House in the
a f1.-zs nt j. ll. Ga. IN and for tle County
shs#7 .lI 9tSts ol wisconsin, on the i3.h day of
'ear.t p iF4, before aaalhaa J. Marvin. Csurt .
.-.-- -aa5 ~ and iuG he petition Of g.,zs Fostu-
a'H Lewis Administrators and &duiai- traitor
ls.A-n v- William t0-s r, deceased, l-sl ing for
q Gle -e-l Estate belonging 20 saII deco ed.
-. .H BE 1-F,.s1, If tas debts as:d charges %
z-. 70 ~ -ae l=-s G " said doCeGsei -9rler-a
passion be $50 Scr hearing at = Probate Court
.#- f tnn 81 asr. IiuT7C, u sad for tn County o.
s-H ana 1ltsa II Wisconsin before said 'ulgty
--- ~ .- ---t aauiav ul February, 4 u. 1885, and
.' gwen % 81 persons Interested therein, ny
e,...a-~ - De publ. ssie four successive weeks
t'...r@. Point ..lggna,' weekly ae.g spaIeT
s..-. Il E-.a-sat Point. i the county af lowe, and
.a-s.a, r-a--.c"s 10 said dtv Of hearing.
atNAGNs% = AAltFIN, Co Jadce.
--r- a--- IS =. swS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
"a. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!. 1854

II. &. %. Z. Z. q y p
{{TI1D return ther THANKS the citizens Of Mine
rat Poht and vicinity Tor the patroasg@ they have
reserved during the time taes have in Trade and
e-ectiulS euHUHnce 10 Their numerous patrons and
trnis that they have removed their sock OF Goods
o ne Store formerly occupi d by q. KoOP, now
RECEIVING iroia sew YORK and Boston, large and
tuiig st'tCted STOCK Goods suitable
THIS vicinity, and consisting III part iOllows:
DRY 6 . DS,
Broadc'ofts. Cess;r,eres
Plain and striped sa,i- Kentucxy Jeans,
nets Of every qaallty Twecis and a great variety
afli style, OF Dress Goods,
DcIains, Rii.acasau6 Nitri,ues
SILK G o obs AND TRIMaIN GS
Dress silks, dne Bonnet cap and Betting Rib
Tneul, bnus.
Blacs six Lace and worsIed and silk Braid,
PRINCES, Glmps
Coord md Rlack Bro Grape I.eese, sc
eade ~iiks JacoueIi and Cambria Mus
Emb-odd CuGTs and In,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
iiD EdgiHas, JacoHett Edgipgs, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Lade-' aHd Cents Gloves Of every description
W"oeq and Cotton Hosiery. great variety OF Chill
dreas Hose.
READY MADE CLoTHING
great variety Of all kinds Of Coats al kinds of
: 51E@ and other Az Is land every description
OF SHELF HARDWARE
CRO CNEBY AND GLASS WARE
We have the basI assorirna Of Crockery and Glass
Ware ia Western Wisconsin.
CsEEpCEsEZEEs.
We have on hIud C'oiss assortment OF FAMILY
GpDCEETFS. PerauGs wishing 10 buy GOOFS, viii
find it their interest c.if before purchasing
ssisesh here, as We do not ingend to he uudersold
Produce If al kinds received in exchange iOr Goods.
The highest prize paid ~ ASH for @ 0OD Merchanta-
hle " 5~.t- delivered az their Slcre. 24tf
Mineral Point Oct. ~ l~51
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

virtue OF decree or the Circuit Court Of Iowa
& > County, Wis sitting in Chaecsry, made in the
mater of b. 3. Buydeo and James b. G-2y r. a.
Week. for foreclosure of Irtgape by The said
week,I shan, Sa' ,rday the i'm day &c February.
: D 1857 between the hours of O'Clock a. ". aud
o'clock 81 ct Public sale 10 the hlZ5es bidder.
for ~ the frs door of she Court House
Z int, ha premises tnsd in said Mortgage to wjt
ihe south hai, ut Lot amber tour a. Block number
niEa e. Of J. ID. Jenkins Addition to DOdgeyille.
. : NUhFD8D, sheriff o. LEA Co.
Dated a Mineral Point. Wis, nec -. 1881 TGx5l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

.a-"F Circuit Court.
- "a racEzen. lows County. Wisconsin.
* A..-t W wit OF fcri f2cias, issued on oI he
= 81 re Clerk OF The Circuit Conrt, in and for
ss.N 1' Iowa. safe Of Wisconsin, IN the above
81 .a-s aud q directed aad q eiivPrel agaih-
1-s -a- -aa-.els snds and 9eTemen's of tan above
ss-s -a1t- haze this dag levied Dpoa and seIz
t. . 'Ni Is described real estate Is the properly OF
So AIMED defendant, VIZ: the south haif Of the
t.t-- quarter OF section twenty Eve, and The sssf
-s .. -l ',lla west quarter ana the soRth half OF
&c.. --il quarter of section tweDty-siS- and The
s-re- t-f.-r OF The soulh east ! OF section twenty
f.-s ..-a seven north, OF range four east Of .&e
20 49, ai meridian. in the county OF Iowa, state
sTE win the appurteBances thryeunto belong
Ns-se' SoA being IN Inc Conniy OF lows. State OF
hsa,t.f ana snail expose TO pIblic vendne 10 the
& 'lF cash. su the right. title and iRt3Ess
vzsa -4ael defendant had in ard 10 the said real
g1g .-s ~ seventh day at February A u, i-f. or 81
~ 8, 81 la8 front door of the Court Huuse, n
F55-sa-r l05rsl Point, saturday the 81 day e
A. 4 - q d. go, between the hours af ten q cicck
- -7l COSTS N'1'A Z u OF sSd cay 10 s@''s's s
Se4-~,. ~, CHARLES n HTTMFoRD, Sheriff.
14v.s -.lee' Mineral Point, Dec 18th, 1854.
- eRsy, A,t'y f1- Plf. ia,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
CEE.CUa C"t Ieg, IOWA co., WIS.
3 -, ~. - y, o~'-'1.-'' IN Egusfy.

las :. "a .ar, y 1s0'-'@.-'' IN Eausty.
Ann Richards rs. Robert X Eicbards-In Chaacerv-
Petition for Divorce.
SIE?1EN = in Chauce-y having been issued in this
a cause directed 10 tina defendant EObrT - Richards.
and ilt- zane having returned the Sheriff Of sad
s- abe d=iaIiaC Is found ia county, and
4 having beea satisfactory rJyed that tae defendant
n"t resident Of This ste, Il Is, therefore, hereby
d7rsd that the Clerk OF this CpUrt motif, defend
Robert X +fcIGrls4 of me pend ng ~it, by pub
lishr2 copy u This order in the Mineral Point Trio
Uae tur tx weeks th3 ne his appear
snce IN this Court aud plead demur 10 the
5rgp autIs Jlj o, complaint ned berein before
the third Monday oi Mach his default viii BE-
recorded and the matters aud things thereto contained
fecrcsd accordingly And further ordered, the
pa ncation within twenty DAYS date of
his order y. II. CDriiBEN, Circuit Judge.
MIN RAJ Point, December H. Isl. 6W4
cenjfy lhe aoova be q true copy Of The original
uos &. il Ily ufic-.
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Cletk
GREAT Court, iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
Den sac CARD,

DR- ]. c. H0wFLIs, hav wing succeeded tn the Prac-
u lice 81 Dr. l. BIsssE- has opened a DH NE'ss
A. Eas - and intends making Permanent location
IN Mineral Point hv would therefore spe ctaiy solicit
the cudtouce aud PATRONAGE # tHe community.
Al operations incident TO his Profession will be ~
formed m thorough and ssoTSmaniike manner. Due
attention viii be pid TO the Irregularities Of
Teeth: md the utmost caution VII used in order ia
avoid pain much ssble, In any and every opera
tion.
oFsIcE, In the Masonic Han, The Wisconsin
Rank. Residence Mrs lie nry's Cottage. Ohce
hours, from A nj ~ p. NJ.
-REFERsSCK-
l. P. HlCBEF, OF ~hullsburg.
Mineral Point. Oct'r nth. 1854.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
risE uAsrnosH STORE OpENEDi!

TIVE undersigned having completed his largo and
4 spacious store Is receipt Of full aud
plnfe stock of urv DDS, cees Hardware, Boots and
Shoes. Iron. Steel Nails, Crockery and glassware
every article kent in any in country would
be useless To tate his stock ) large every in the
community knows he never purchases small stocks Re
would be happy 10 show any portion of his stock
gods 10 any persons who be disposed examine
TIE quality prices ~ the zane. extended
tice viii sppaar, provided time aitI permit any rae
the public invited TO call and fnr ther,s T.
JOHN MI TON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
1854.
NY GOons
1 1855.

AT THE OLD AND WILL STAND OF
s. l.. G. WHEELER
High Street, Mineral paint
tETE take this method 10 inform our old nd
'hepuohc generally that VIZ are now receiving
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, which are prepared 10 offer 10
al no NAY favor Us with call, which
VIII prove satisfactory. Our and
We sha not attempt to cheat the into the belief
tnat we have tens OF Thousands dollars worth Goods
we hold inducements CALL under the pretence that
we are selling Offering for safe any part of our
"ooos az less thsn Cost or we doing such thog)
this system OF doing business which we con-
tss we 40 net understand the thing believe be
haa5hg, ali 2linnnoa, don't know any thing about
II, nor don't wish to w
IN The end - but will have a good stock
OF Goods purchased of reliable houses, which
to sell at small advance above cosl, and on Us favor able
erns, we thins- as the quality goods can be
purchased eiSea here in this market, and invite an
examination OF our stock i consists part as ioows