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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

sored his men WITH his Own impetuos ty.
r ev lro-e the royaiist troops upon the
Hessians, and pressing aster them Storm
d the works with irresistible fury. A
Hessian eyewitness declares that this
time the rebels fought with desperation,
pressing within eight PAGES of the loaded
cannon to take sure ann al the artlllerls.s.
The latter were slain: the cannon cap
tured The royalists aud Canadians took
to flight, and escap d to the woods The
Germans still kept their ground, and
fought bravely till there was not a cart
ridge left Baum and his dragons then
took to their broadswords and the infantry
TO their bayonets, and endeavored to cut
their way to road in the woods, but IN
vain; many were killed, more wounded,
Baum among the number, and all who
survived were taken prisoners.
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Battle of BENNINGTON.

Washington Irving, IN his life OF Wash
inglon, gives the following spirited account
OF the battle of Bennington:
In the meantime the more alert and
active Americans had bt Ell mastering
rom all quarters TO Stark's assistance,
with such weapons as they had at hand.
During the night of the 18th, Colonel
Symolds arrived with a body of Berkshire
militia. Among them was belligerent
parson, full of fight, Allen by name, POS
s.bly of the bcllicose family Of the hero of
Ticondaroga. General" cried he, 1.-The
P ople OF B~rksdire have often been call
ed out to no purpose; if YOU dol't give
/ them Il chance TO fight now, they will n ~
ern turn out again. " You would not
turn out now while it is dark and raining.
would you!' demanded Stark. "Not lust
now, was the reply Wei, if the Lord
should once more give us sunshine, and
don't give you fighting enough" rejoined
the veteran, - IL never ask YOU TO turn
on again
Onthe following morning the sun sbone
bright and Stark prepared 10 attack Baum
ms ntrenrhmen,s: though he had no ar
h!lo and his mol for the most part. had
only n 1T ordinary brown frelocks With
out hayonets. Two hundred of his men,
under Col. Nichols, were detached to the
rear Of the enemy'S left; three hundred
under Col. lerictl To the rear OF his ripht
they were to JOIN their forces and attacl,
hlm IN the rear, while Colonies Hubbard
and SIlckney. with two hundred men. d.
vered his attention in front.
Colonel St-ap1 IL
'hey saw the Americans issuing ont of
the woods on different sides, pursuad d
themselves, and endpavored to pursuade
Baum, that these were the loyal people of
the country ttocking to his standard. The
INDIANS were the first To discover the
tru'h. : The woods are full of Yankees"
cried they, and retreated in sjnple file
between the troops of Nichols and Fer.
rick. yelling like demons and iingIinc
COW bells. Several of them. however
were Killed OF wounded as they thus RIM
the gauntlet.
Al the first sound of firearms. Start,
who had remained with the main BODY in
camp, mounted his horse and gave the
wsrd, forward He had promised his
men the T4under of the British Damp
Inc honely speech made by him when in
sight OF the enemy, has often been cited
:, Now, my men, there are the red-coats
Before night they must be ours. or Molly /
Stark Mlll be a widow :"
Baum soon found himself assailed on
every side, but he defended his works /
Dra'ely. HIS two pieces of artillery, adj /
ANA Seously planted, were very effective, |
lliu ms troops, If slow in march, were
81 iady IN action. For two hours the dis
: :5 O firearms was said TO have been
IKE tne constant rafting of the drum
Sta X In his dispatches, compared to
clap Of thunder. Il was tho
/ nest hight he had ever seen. He IN
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FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his pror.. situated in
me Niiiage OF Linden, miles North West from Min
rIai Point the nain road from the later - u,
fichahu ana Bad Ak counties Consist IL of that vol
known tavern stand the Miners Inn standing in the
most business part of the village The BUILDING,
prise GOO" framed House, Bar Room Barn s1u, Cd
WIN abundance OF good water. ANY wishing 10 en-
ter into The business viii find this a chance f,rc ia r.
met with. ASn-A good Store House and large Iot.
anG the 1nerided hall Of -Four Lots well located in the
iERMS;-one half cash balance time.
Linden, July 10TH 1856 MARTIN NASH
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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
ms q z NICE MPANY
FOND pU LAC, WIS.
Capital $500, 900.
Cash PAID IN, SIOO $50.

Especial attention given to Insurance Of FARM
II, DWELLINGS OUT-BUILplNGs
NSCRES such buildings contents favorable telnns
for yeais Insurcs Stores, Warehouses, Build
I44gs contents, and Perse..al Property generally.
Losses eqnitaby adjusted aul promptly PAID ASH
TIis Company is Joint stock socation, mixed
under special Charter, granted lv the oisature
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of Sou no.
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in &C.
curely invested in bonds and cages. The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the D
recioIs take pleasure in recommending IT the pul lie
favor worthy of confidence and support with the
that all Losses shall be promptly honoraIy
adjusted As this is purely stock Company mutual
business will be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers: IN. NJ. DONALDSON President: j. w
EDDY, Vice President; W. T. GIBSON, Secretary 4.
GIBSON, General Agent.
l-ly j. II. CIARY Aren't Mineral Point
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

lNROM the subscriber living the town of Rilre,yav
about The 10th of June last, bright HORS l.
VITA hight colored lnane, the tail little darker mi
very heavy star in the forehead hip is considerably
higher than the other both hind white is very
tender looted and works with his head very low down
Also, three year old MARE. is isht bav light boty
about fifteen hands high, she harness marks on her
shoulder Whoever will return said horses or Civ, in
formation where they be found shall be lihoraTIv re-
warded. JoSFpI N lE,TLi
Ridgeway, July 5, 1856. % Bins
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GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING DEPOT
Fl essl n BIOS,
On high ST., under The Eagts Saloon,
MINERAL POINT, WIS.

THE undersigned respectfully in
form the citizens of this town and
vicinity that they are in connection
with one of the most extensive I'm
porting Houses in New York city K
for the pnrpose of es-
tahli>hing q large and permanent
business on the CASH SYSTEM.
and have opened a Store containing
an entire New Stock Of Ready Made
Mems, Boys, and Youths Clothing,
K GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GooDs.
S-4.-4 L,oft1aa Il liz IrrL.ck
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To THE PUBLIC /!

M r, the undersigned, would respectfully announce to
w the public gene7llly, that have Just received
from the Nscnnsin Fnerv, and viii constantly recev-
ing through he season, general assortment of
Lumber, viii tickets, Laih and .-iiinaics
winch they offer FOR SALE reasonable terms.
The public informed that have eStabs hcd our
LUMBER YARDS at the new Town of Jonesi.le !" al
tht mouth of the Wyoming Valley which place Is con
siderable nearer Dodgevle Mineral Point than any
other pout the Wisconsin River and avoids MANY
steep and horse-kiiing hills. Transfers and Teams wi
be rendered comfortable by the accommodating PHII,y-
DER CoLE who has recently built commodious Ta,cn
and Stables al Joncstlae-
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS
SohtSAaic, IOWA county, Nay I, 1850
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.
" ED EBERIiAf;D, having epened - ~;
w Book Bindefy, take this opportunity @ r,
the community nj large that the, prepar-l -
all orders which may be entrusted TO ihtir or
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank Books.
OF all kinds, ruled 10 order and oi the otA "
paper. Old Books rebound, in Turker N'h4
English, Calf, Sheep, or Paper Bindings x Z
Pamphlets Session Laws &c. bound in The g. q
all of which work viii Le executed at the low
kee prices. - "A
. Paper for Blank Books, consisting o - e1 4
deny, medium, royal, super-roya al, :mIeiiai' eo-
and folio post, always on hand. -
y. Borders from distance must - :, -
with pattern for Ruling, and The size O
and style Of Bindiag, must is designated, rs
work viii be executed in accordance VIE .l,,,tf
for the Blank Rock required. TiIis est
tiTely new, and embraces the latest IMP q ! 4
Ruling and Binding
Madison, Oct. 20, 1851. ~
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Raj. read NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE MINERAL PoIsT r. Il. COMPANY,
Mineral Point, June 10, 1oaS-
A-oTICE j. hereby given To all Stochho!dsT. who sub
,cribcd for stock in the above named Conp7T~ Pc
yinz to the 18th Of December, 1854 that all stack
a. heretofore called for is hereby regui I'd 10 hc paid ~
the "a, the Company in Mineral POINT, IN install
Ineuts Of ten cr cent. the first inStailent thr 18th
Isv of kar1s next and taPre; fteT the 18TH day o
each following month until tht whole Is laEj IN
By order of the Board. .-
24if WILLIAM i. HENRY, stff~.'l-~-
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IiARTFoRD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY

CAPITAL $500 900.
FiNtlS Company incorporated in 1910 of
Il tbs oldest and beat of the Stock Insurance COM
panes. The statement made to the Stockholders. June
.th. 1898, shows the of the Company be
16l 90 HUNTINGTON, President
C. b. BOWERS, Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good terms as anv
other Company, and will issue poiiei-r thereon
34-u J. IL. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point
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S5araHf Sgemlrs.
gsaran,e Sgenrlrs.
INSURANCE AGENCYi
ETNA INSU RANCE COMPAN y
or H1RTfORD, CONN
CHARTERED 1919
Capital stock, 100000 Dollars.
u u L Pr,sf

(apifai stock, 3oV,UOo DoAafs.
F. G. RIPLEY, Secy. TH0S. k.BRACE, Fres't
THOMAS X. BRACE, EBENELER FLOWER,
: AAiUEl. TUDOR T.. A. BCLkELEN,
WARD WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATHER,
JOSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN q. kIPLkf,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAM III. :. ARD
ROBERT BUELL., HENRY u. PRATT,
NILES a. FUTILE, AUSilN DUNHAH,
JOHN l.. BOSWELL, JENlCS :. MORGAN,
GUSrASUS r. DAMS,
Policies Fire and Inland isks Issued favorable
terms by y. b. BOYDEN, Agent
The above old established and well-known Company
continue insure country dwellings and farm houses
and other real and sonal property, favorable
any responsible company. All losses Literally
adjusted and promptly paid by their agent
Once over John Millions Store Mineral Point, Wis.
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No Ii T..

IL. persons hcreh, forbidden trust or harbor
N my wife ALKALINE s.ASTABROok my nc ouut,
Nil pay debts OF her contracting after tli.
she Ia ing left without just provoc: t"n.
JOHN EAST ABROOk, Jk.
Miliin, August I1th, 1886. ;5w32s
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Sack Bor aud Shanghai COLTS VESTS 4 PANIA-
Looms of various descriptions Hats Caps SArf. I'm
breRos Garnet and Oil Cloth 1rGreiing Rags Trunks,
Snspenders Ties Stocks. c. arGts Neck and orket Hand
kerrhiefs Socks OreroHs. Frocks Uooen Dra~eFs and
irg c. many ether articles too nunerouS TO men
tion.
As have had long experience IN the e.oiiiiiig
Ira and through direct connection Win an oid
established Eastern House. whose prop'tto attend
themselves imports al o"rn and Siik
GOODS from Europe and in particular TO the nanuac-
of Cloth Y for the WESTERN TRADE. we obtain
Goods under favorable terms ami are there
cnaic sell at reduced prices thar aHg other
House nesi Of NcK York
In selecting our GOODS took great pains in getting
and durable article likewise great attention was
paid the manufacture of CLOTHING. and aS ii was
under Tespeefion HGrraB tn 81 to
Custom Heyk IN reference TO soiii1y IN dealing en-
deavor continue in old principle SIDING at fH
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OLD sTANE
$50 REWARD.

WILL give the above reward 10 persf that i'll
give information me- that bling 40 Justice
person persons that have built quantity straw
piles close agaiusl my ord Wood and IL i'll
thrte different places, with mali, ious intent.
900 rails and 5s cords of exposed to the fire
which too green to burn.
GEORGE G0LDTH0RP.
Lost Grove, April l2th, 1sj6. ISL.
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CE- PRICE SYSTEM.

and well aware that House in this section can
compete With AT the same time pledge curse Ives
o give satisfaction to those who honor
with their pat onage, Just claim Of any shape
should arise.
Please call and examine Stock iefprc pdrehas-
lug elsewhere HESSLEIN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point, Wi, Eafeh, 1856 lott
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1851
1856
NOTICE

LII fffeS,NS are hereby forbidden 10 mine die or
IA remove Mineral from, otherwise tr.s,,,ss a.,
ioilowing described premises viz. i 90 ~
Nor1h-Easf Or OF Or. Of Sec l. South half Of \ W
q OF Sec Il, ana " of L Or of Sec IL Town 4
Range East; also, South half the or See & Tow
a. Range East [nlI-nl JOHN HoiRE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-24


DR0NCHITIS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases OF the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the sHA
and Constitutional treatment, prsctced at the "Stuyve
Medical Institute" New York city. Disease of
Heart Liver, Female Complaints yspepsia Venereal Aee
ons and Chronic Diseases generally viii receive the
on of the Physicians whom such may have been espe.
The unprecedented which attended this
thod of treating diseases the Lungs and Throat has ip
duced US TO depart from usual course, and avail
ofthe Press, in order 10 bring to the knoS 'a@'-
may be abong under or predispOsed TO such anectons
COnsumptye The doctrine of the incuraby of Consump
on has length passed away We have ndubable proofs
in possession that C0RsUmPti0E all tg be
cured In the nrst by tubercuar absorption in the second
by the transformation of ubercue into chaky and cacaous
concreons In tbs third By cicaces Those we'd
ded TO the past assert that Consumption is
ncurable such behind the To ALL this great truth
be apparent viz that medicines insled in the form
Vapor Powder directly the Lungs,
ecua than that taken into the Stomach the disease
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumption Throat
Diseases is that medicine in the form Of vapOr and appsd
directly tho Lungs where the disease exists the
Is thusle free TO aid in restoring, by administering II
heathy life giving food There no case hopeless tha:
within reach of ALL the Of administering the
being simple that the invalid required leay
home where the hand OF friendship and affection tends
much TO aid the PHYSICIANS efforts.
The Inhaling method is soothing safe and speedy, and
consists the administration of medicines such
that they are conveyed into the lungs In the form o.
practical is destined to revOIutOnIe the medea
world, and establish the entire durability of Consumption.
earnestly appeal to the common sense OF ali afflicted
with Diseases embrace the advantage ofInhG-
ation; and longer apply medicines the unaffected
claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature and art hath given that das may
long in the land,' and the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CoNSUMPTIVE.
method not only RATIONAL but simple, and eHicacious
Such of the profession that have adopted Inhaaon have
found it ecacious in the highest degree arresng the pro-
the disease and working wonders in many deper
ate in verify triumph ofour Art, over this fell de-
stroyer Of our species.
NorE-Physaians wishing themselves acquainted
with this practice normed that time being aable
only reply ingredients used such letters
contain The fee in all of Pulmonary aGee-
tons will $40, receipt of which, the necessary medi-
cines and will be forwarded The Zee in other
cases, will be from IS 10 $40.
Applicants viii state age, sex occupation, married sin
gle how long affected any Hereditary diseases exists in
the family, symptoms generally. Let the Dame
and Sate plainly written Postage for
enclosed Letters then registered by the Postmaster
at risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERT0UN,
oefo6-6m s. NJ Institute, \. Y. City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-24
COTTON YARNS.

A FULL stock Of Cotton Yarns from the Vale Mills
"A Sparta, sycamore Mt Vero, Laurel Hill, Centra
and Eagle Factories in store ana TOR +, sale by
CSUGAR-25o hhds Common and Prime Louisiana Su.
may5o W. H. GORDON co
~ store and for sale By
CRUsHED sUGAR-ioc b bbi' V New York ~ "a"
~ Crushed Sugar, for sale By - ,o,,n, 90
DICE-1O tierces fresh Carolina Rice, for sale BY
IL W. H. GORDON CO.
w 100 " Deans Aurora
so " Old Bourbon
"a IL kegs sosuSgs @ s sSDUi Ss. Al a,ss @ for
issTRAPPISG } r. PApER.i,ooo bundles S si0gls
w crown. medium aud double crown, for sale By
GUNNY BAGS. "
0nD BALES Guuny Bags ~ and bushels;
n90 To5 sslsSy iSy GiasS85Y @sS86 Wa " GORDON CO.
OSNARURGS.
100 b BALES !. - A!iss1ia AlisGGia osnah%urgE
50 g { Gsorsi.
For sale By W.H-GORDoN co.
sHEETINGs.
OS BALES "A Laurel Hill Shsetings;
I'D 10 " "A Glen Nils
25 Al Sparta "
Now in store and receiving daily, and for sale BY
may30 W. II. GORDON 4 &CO.
VNIOUR-FroI1 tie Lebanon Mills Goodlettsville do
4 Manchester do Star do and Spencer's do. In store
IN maya0 W. H GORDON co.
FOR RENT.
THE house at present occupied BY the Traders Bank
for the ensuing Possession given ars
of January. Appyto ldec5I W. n. GORDON 81 co.
INTHESEK SO barrels Dean . Aurora Whisky
w 80 bbs WeIler's Old kentucky do;
so Old Bourbon do
In store and for saleoy Tdec5I w. H. GoRDON & co.
DEACHES.-2O cases Peaches put up in their
l. juice;
10 cases Tomatoes put up in their own juice;
10 " Green Corn; IN store aud for sale by
dee5 w. H. GORDON IL co.
GCALES-An sizes, fairbanks esiebratod, Domant,
= Platform, Counter and Grocsrs Scales in for
dec5 ". H. GORDON & co.
SAFES-A full stock of selrns and Marven's eeIebra
- It'd Wdsr's Patent FreprOOf Salanander Sales
and sale at FacoTy pices and freight by their Agents
dec5 w. ii. GORDON d CO.
ADVANCE or COTTON YARNS.
ON aud after Monday, December 1855, viii advance
~ the price Of Colt n Ya-ns
ONE CENT PER DOZEN.
Our prices TillIsen be Tor No. 40a-I3 cents.
81. 5OO-I3 Z"
4" 6go-u :"
:" 7OO-I0 "
With per cent oor lots OF 2j Bags Nc discount
allowed for less IS bags. Ths tina
we sell same heretofore, viz:
For all orders for lees than 25 bags, cash.
:" '' " 25 bJgs and under so bags, 60 days.
60 '." q - 50 bags more, 4months
". II. GORDON & CO.,
nov29 Agents for Tennessee Manufacturers.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR

DRICK RESIDE E, No. 100 Cedar street Lotfronts
ID 70 feet on Cee street, and extends back 26 feet TO
aSO feet street. Free Of t. xation.
Brick House, corner of Hynes and Knowles streets,
West Nashville. Lot fronts so feet Knowles Streets
and extends back the line OF Hynes street. 52 feet to
q 90 feet alley.
Frame Residence No 40 South Summer street Lot
fronts So feet Summer street. and extends back 10 feet
or more to Is feet alley.
Brick Residence 10. 73. North Summer street
Two beautiful Cottage Residences in Ewng's addition
each lot fronting SIS feet Ewing Avenue and extending
back 3O feet 10 feet alley. Price and terms Of pay
ment extremy liberal
Brick Residence With eight Rooms Porches &c, with
Grape Ar5or Carriage House, Stables and Cistern
ner Of Washington ard Pearl Streets South Nashville Lot
fronts los feet Pearl street and extends back $50 feet
the line Of Washington street, to II feet alley
Double Frame House Grundy street, West Nashville
Lot fronts so feet on Grundy street.
Persons wishing to procure home capitalists de.
string an opportunity for profitable investments are
invited call at the Office OF the undersigned and learn
full particulars relating to the above list Of properly
A. B. SHANKLAND,
sug2-tf. Office No. 25 Cherry street.
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MOUNT OLIYET CEMETERY.


THE Directors Of this Company announce TO th e
i Public that tits Cemetery has been laid of tn suit
able and wake, and portion of the ground
subdiv1ed into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be at the office Of
Lindsey Crockett where The public are invited to call
and examine the same. .....
The Company feel confident they coul not have made
more suitlble location for Cemetery the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
ro1ey or pains TO make it equal 10 any Cemetery the
Uuior and such Nashville may feel pride
The Cemetery is in charge OF competent Super
iuendeu living the ground, under whose direction in
tsrments vii. be made in The best manner and the
usual charges
The Directors Of tie Company are desiruus that the
grounds should be visited by the czus OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave The office OF Linds
ley Crockett, az O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
ohInst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same h'ur Tie seats viii be free.
hRaies and Families desirous Of visiting The grounds,
vii De cael Tor at their residences by sending their
cards to the President Of The Company.
A. v s LINDSLEY, Prest.
G. W. Nance. Seo'y iys-tf
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LADIES' SHOES.
r ADIES' nne French Lasting Heeled CATERS;
IL LH Thick Sole do, tipt and pin;
Congress do;
Kid Bootees, with and without heels
Kid, FIR Me. and Gcaf Welt Bootees {"
India Rubber Qeather sole) Clogs, new arte;
Kid Slippers, ofeyery description; +
Velyst and Lasting slippers;
A variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers,; -
Misses Thick Kid and French 30. Shanghai Kos
suth Bootees with general assortment Of Nsses and
Chdrens Kid French Morocco and Calf He Bootees.
GENTIsEMEN'S GOODS. s8
Genslemen's dne calf sterproof Boots
fa Double Sole do;
ff Dress Boots; Hist-s'
g " congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
:. Sc Water-lf. Shoes and Oxford Ties
large stock Of Mems Boys and YOUTHS heavy Calf and
Kip Work, of COED material and work manship.
f NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro Brogans, for men
boys Negro Boots &C. Planters respectfully invited
to call and examined ef0re purchasing.
TRUNKS, VALfSES, &C.
Aargs lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentensn
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks; laI-
Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks; brss1
Fine Sole Leather Valses Carpet Bags, e all OF which
are offered low oressh. JOHN RAMAGE,
oc,3I No. 42 College street