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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Rufus Wilmot GrisWold.

Rev. Rufus Wilmo1 Griswold died
on Thursday evening. the 9th ult-
The occurrence had been for some time
anticipated, as the work of consumn-
ton had been visible for more than a
year. DIR. Griswold was a native Of
y ermont, born in 1916. After study
ing divinity, he devoted himself to
literature, which mainly furnished his
employment for the rest of his life
For many years he edited Graham's
Magazine, at the same time preaching.
and publishing a variety Of compila-
tons: Ofthe latter, the best known
are the " Poets and Poetry of Ameri-
ca" =" Female Poets of America
Mr. Prescott, the historian, has re-
marked that his criticism shows a
SOUND taste, and correct appreciation
of the qualities of the writers he re-
viewed. Although he brought for
ward d great nurnhar of mediocre and
obscure writer's, his criticism of Others
led to animositles, which were slow to
subside. His last work was a & Life
OF Washington Illustrated, which was
completed just before his death.
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DIED.

In Dodgevi.le, on the 4th inst, Mrs. - Ed
WARDS, wife of James Edwards, aged about "a
years.
For more than three years the deceased had
been a consistent md devoted member of the
church of God, and died rejoicing in the hope of
glorious immortality.
" o Tor the death of those
Who suluber in the Lord
be like mine their last repose,
Like thei my last reward
" Their bodies in the ground,
In silent hope, may lie,
Till the last.trumpets joyful sound
Shall call them to the sky"
In this city, on the I'd inst, an infant child
Of James Pascoe, aged about months.
In this city, on the 4th inst, an infant child
of Joseph Taylor aged about months.
In this city, on the 9th inst, an infant child
of Colin Goldsworthy, aged about weeks
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
Mineral Point Rail Road
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
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Passengers going South viii make close connections
with Trains Illinois Central Rail Road west
and Upper Mississippi i T. ~ and for points East
and South at IS 7. N.
Passengers taking the morning Train ut Chicago will
arrive AT Mineral Point same evening connecting with
Stages and Hacks for points Milwaukee and Mssssip-
pi r. K. for Madison Prairie du Chen Lacrosse St.
Paul, &c.
Passengers from the West by taking the evening train
of Cars on H. c r. +. at Duneith Galena, will
rive at Mineral Point same evening.
? Through Tickets for all principal point, East,
South, and the Canadas, for sale at this office.
GEO w. COBB, General Ag't.
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket Agent. 27tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Married or a RUN.-A couple in
Texas recently left home. unbeknown TO
the damsei's parents, and started in COM
pauy with a minister for the home of Il
friend, where they were to get married.
The 8 governor" ascertaining their fight.
started after them, when 1t was proposed
that they should be married on their
horses, while running, which was done
before they were overtaken. When the
old gentleman first learned what had been
done he was inclined to be furions; but
being a gallant old fellow, and admiring
a dashing action, he soon concluded to for
give the runaways, in consideration of the
handsome and novel manner in which
they triumphed over him.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

How THEY SLEEP IN GERMANY.-Not
in couples, or as " thick as three in
bed, as we Americans sometimes do
The laws Of health are urged, and the
fact that IN sleeping the body throws off
It's eXhaiatIons more profusely, and also
absorbs through the open pores all foreign
vaPors more readily Is kept in mind
Consequently numerous single beds for
the different members Of family are pre-
pared. The husband and wife, even
though they may occupy the same apart
ment, sleep in different beds, each a
. sweet little isle" of its own, while the
two are atfectionately contiguous The
connubial neighbors can respectfully
shake hands, and wish good night and
good morning. But the territory of each
IS distinct, each bed being complete bv
itself, and there is no cortinuousness Of
bolster or implied commouaity Of pillow.
Tie beds among the Weather classes,
of course, are of more pretentious dimen-
sions and materials, but always separate.
What we call bed clothes, the Germans
denominate bed CLOTHS Bett Tuecher,
and are intended as bed coverings, cut
to the exact size Of the narrow bed =
The Germans use downfor the most part
for beds.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

PAT AND THE "HUM BlRDs," OR Hon
NETS NEsr.-Au | was mowin of a MORN
IN just a while since, on the mash forninst
the wood an seed big, beautiful bird 5
nest on u bush; an | aXed Mr. Davis what
kind of a birds nest it was, an he told me
bad luck to him, twas hum birds nest;
an went mp and peep't into it, but divil a
bird could | see, nor bit of a place for
her 10 lay; and then Mr. Davis told me
may the divil run away with him-to
shake the bush and the ould bird would
come our; and | shook it, sure, but instead
OF bird out come a thousand ten thou
Sand-oth, million ov the green heads,
ana they flew into me eyes, an into me
halr, an INTO me mouth, be iahers, an they
ot me TIL already | though, | was dead
JISt; an | screamed, an | ran-9ch. didn't
| run but they stuck to me, an no more
could | run away from the varmints than
| could run away from myself an the first
| know'd | tumbled INTO a ditch ov about
two feet ov wather, an thinks | now. me
homes, I'll come the St. Patrick on We.
who jlst give the likes ov such spaIpeens
a lItlle howly wather in ould Ireland. So
| ducks me head under the wather. and
jist held It there till had most kit meseIf,
and entirely kilt every mothers son of the
hum birds-bad luck TO EN-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

OVER s., 900 CLEARED By OLE BULL.
a correspondent of the New York
Musical World who accompanied Ole
Bull in his late concert tour saws :
We gave siXty-siX concerts, and trav-
eled altogether six thousand miles,
Our experience, like that OF most mu-
steal troupes, went to show that the
only way OF making money by such
enterprises is to give a concert every
night, fatiguing as it is, thus keeping
the whip-hand OF your expenses. We
made money handsomely. Ole Bull
cleared for himself alone, over and
above all expenses, from five to six
thousand dollars. He often declared
that this was the first peaceable and
quiet company he had ever formed
Ole Bull and his handsome son have
returned to AOrway-health and i'm
munity from land-sharks attend them.
Horncastle has sailed for france in
the Asia, intending to settle down
there with a married niece Of his. and
there pass the remainder Of his DAYS
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sps,ial autitrs.
Church Directly.


REGULAR SERVICE Each sABBArH.
TRINITY CHU RcH-Rev. Josiah Phelps Rector. At II
o'clock A. u. and 4 O'Clock 7. VI.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Rev. c. Boynton, Pas
tor. At IL Ia A. NJ and p. NJ.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL CHU RcH-Rev H. Wood Pastor
At l01a A. NJ and 6 z. y.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev B. Phil
lips, Pastor At Il A. NJ. and 90 ?. NJ
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURcH-Rey. l. Sharn. p,.
tor. AT lo1s A. NJ. and p NJ.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Rev. Father Bonwell AtloA. NJ
and p 81.
~ Should any change of time occur those interest
ed win please give notice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
THE HARVEST.

No previous year has ever witnessed
he abundance which now fills the barns.
ssore-houses and stoek-yards of the farmer
in this section. 1t only remains for the
,hresher TO convert the gathered crops IN
to merchandise, which even at the pre-
sent low price will pay the laborer his
hire, and set again in motion the stream
Of business and traffic. Aad the sooner
,his Is done the better will it be for al
concerned. Upon the husbandman hang
all the great interests of the country. 1t
i. by his labor and his success that the
hat the country IS prosperous and IN
consequence of his failure to realize from
his crops IS 1t that hard times and general
siagnatlon result. Il IS agriculture and
no. mineral wealth that forms the surest
basis OF nations prosperity California
to-day, without her ranches aud farms.
would be poor Illinois, with no minerals
Of great value as at present worked, is
tich. And whatever may be said of
diversity of employments, all efforts 10
make a state wealthy, independent Of a
proper cultivation OF lis soil, are futile,
or al least transItory in their effect
The present condition of our money
markets, = the result of inordlnale lus.
Of speculation anu the Investment Of larre
sums IN stock and land gambling, Will b.
only temporary. Prices Of produce viii
mol be hIgn, and the farmer VINO holds
his grain for the same prices which have
ruled for the last two years viii do so TO
his own Disadvantage; aud MOI co.er w.!l
be committing wrong 10 his creditors.
He wtIl lose by the depreciation of rats,
nice aud other veruijiI, and lae natural
shrlnka5e II weight; and he Will keep
from circulation the aggregate value OF
the whole, most Of which, III many cases.
belongs 10 the merchant and the manu-
facturer who nave enabled him 10 subsist
until The maturity OF his crops Ia this
manner the farmer controls the whole
business Of the country. Unless he pays
ms blacksmith, Lls carpenter, his shoe
maker, they, Ia their term, cannot paw
the merchant. The merchant, IN default
Of payment from the mechanics and th.
farmer cannot meet MS liabilities, or pur-
chase new stocks Tor the renewal of trade;
aud thus the wheels OF business become
cogged. We would say 10 the farmer
As 70 those Of every occupation, I'D no.
be over greedy. Wnen you can get a fair
price. unless you are perfectly independ-
ent Of every body, 'selI;" that no one
may suffer BY your neglect, and that you
may not lose by waste or accident."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Look OUT FOR LEcoNTE! = Lecompte,
the hrst conqueror of Fashions time, in
ms famous min. 26 Sec, ran for the
Champagne stakes at Brighton, against
Held of twenty of the flower Of English
horses, on the 9th of this month. The
report of his exploit will arrive early in
the coming week, and be published in our
next number. We have seen the resnl.
of the Goodwood; now let US look at the
action of the great Lecompte = Porter's
Spirit of the Times.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

\ BEAUTIFUL IDEA-Away among
the AlIeghanles there is a spring so small
that single OK, IN 4 summers day. could
drain II dry. 1t steals its unobtrusive way
among the hills, till it spreads out in the
beautiful Ohio. Thence it stretches away
a thousand miles, leaving on It's banks
more than hundred villages and cities,
and many thousand steamboats,. Then
joining the Mississippi, it stretches away
and away some twelve hundred miles
more, I'LL It falls in the great tributaries
OF the ocean, which, obedient only to God
shall roll and roar till the angel with one
foot on the sea and the other on the land.
shall lift up his hand to heaven and swear
that time shall be no longer. So with
moral influence. II is a rili-a rivulet-
a rlver-an ocean, boundIess and fathom-
less as eternity.
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STATE OF SCONSIN.
i>cou~iu Bank.
Mineral Point.


INIiS institution having renquisbed its rights under
the Banking Law Of tlS state and deposited with
Bank Comptroller at Madison Of money
10 redeem all outstanding counfeTsine circulating
at par,
Notice i therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes Of this Bank De presented
Al the Bank JvnpUraierS office for redemption within
two years the Of the first publication of TIL
notice that the funds deposited for the redemption
the same viii he surrendered 10 this Bank.
y9n2iy2 HENRY j. GEORGE, Cashier.
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SIiERIEE.s SALE

R1 virtue Of a writ OF neIi issued oat of the
II once oil the Clerk Of the CircaiJ Ia
county OF Iowa, the State OF Wisconsin and To
me directed against the goods and chattes lands and
tehelehts oi james hchliop, for the SlO4 u3
interest costs, 81 Jas
NJ Ryan, have levied ali the right, title interest or
Cfh the slU defendant, james Mchillop
TO the following described pieces lots vi land TO wi;
ne east nan oil northeast quarter OF section twenty
N-'J, ana The southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section twenty t2o1 (o north range
our a. east, ana viii offer at public.
AUCTION at The lont door OF the House. the city
OF Mineral Point, Tuesday the 18TH day OF Sepen-
bersA d. 1877 o'clock +. ~ day to the high
est ana best bidder for cash. satisfy above sum of
debt, interest and cost.
Dated Sheriff 5 Once, Mineral Point, August To- 1857
6w3l OF low. toupt, Nier,,s;,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Ike hsEp-D Triton has returned the AIassaseit
'uSe Chicago, where may be obtained old m James
s'naerfai and celebrated extract C.rnhI. Indica-
NJ soH-in-iaw Dr. Thomas TjIon will supply you with
f' personally or by Express II is and speedy
ne worst cases Of consumption, bronchitis asth-
nervous debility. coughs, colds and sore throats-
We know thisso be fact. Try it and live.
4-o--RE addressing pr TiIton a note through the
S' rest Office, inclosiu- faur stamps. ~ cents
VIII be sent in RETURN free of charge 10 any part
-.V-- DR. TILTON,
Nsss4soit House, Chicago.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Bank Conipiroller's Office. )


TTNfIE WISCONSIN Bank at Mineral Point in this state.
having reIinq uished business deposited in this
once a money sufficient all their
standing counersgned rcuating at par Notice
therefore hereby given that all the outstanding coun
signed circulating notes Of said Bank will redeemed
par, presentation at this Office.
2y2+v9 WI. NJ. DENNIS, Bank Comptroller
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

THEFr.-Two young chaps, one Of
whom tailor, decamped from this City,
On Sunday evening of last week, with
several articles of Clothing stolen from
Oeller & Cos. store. One was arrested
at Cottage Inn, brought back and lodged
an jan the same evening; the other at
calamne' the next day, by our prompt
and efficient Under-sheriT Shell. Garter
The rogues have since had an examina-
ton, both are now in jail, one in defauI,
of bail, the other being simply an access
sorry to the crime is serving a ten days
Imprisonment
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
FARM FOR SALE.

FINHE Spledid Farm known Plum Grove Farm, situ-
i ated on the main travelled Road between the City of
Mineral Point and the Town of Dodgeville and four
miles from the r. r. Depot. containing acres acres
OF Timber, and the remainder Prairis $40 of which Is
fenced and 40 under cultivation The soil is of the
first quality and we'll supplied with the best Of
falling living water, and is of the healthy To-
cations that be found this State there set out
quantity # Fruit and Oruan Trees together with
quantity IT the Hedge Tre composed of native White
Thorn, and other substantial IMPROVEMENTS there
Nursary of thousand Apple of the descrip
ton four from the CRAFTS which had
ately connection with the Farm all of which
be had favorable terms For further particulars ap-
ply to the Subscriber, on the primsos.
WILLIAM DALE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

HAME TO the enclosure OF Clark Haskins or or about
- the 25th ut.. Chestnut SorreI Mare and Colt said
Mare Is eight years old, from twelve TO fourteen
hands high. The owner is requested prove property
pay charges and take her away.
CLARK HASKINS.
Clyde, Iowa Co., July 3oth, 81. Nv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

State Of Wisconsin, Eora County Circuit Court
Mary Jane Riggs Plaintiff,
against
Franklin Riggs, Defendant
The State OF Wisconsin to Franklin RIGGS Defendant
" OU are hereby summoned and required to answer
l. the complaint in this action, which complaint
on tile anu may be found and culIecl
Office OF Cobb M~ssmore, High street nearly oppo-
site The American House, in the city Point
IN Iowa county, Wisconsin, ana TO copy your
answer TO the said complaint the subscribers their
Ohce Aforesaid within twenty DAYS the service
hereof exclusive OF the service and if you
Tail to answer the said complaint within time aiore
SAID the pin!ih in THIS action Will apply the Court
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August I7th, 1891.
COBB X MESSMuRE,
6w3l of Mineral Pni.t Attor,t,,s f,r pI.iutiH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

DIR. WELD, would respectfully inform the citizens ot
this City and vicinity that he intends to pay visit
the Eastern about the 18th August merriam, n
be absent or weeks Those desiring his immediat
professional services would do well to call soon 25tt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
M AHHIED.

In this city, Saturday, the 9Th inst. by
Rev. Henry Wood Mr. WILLIAM HENRY
CLARKE to Miss JANE NANCOLAS, all of
this city.
In this city on the LIST inst, by Rev. John
Sharpe, Mr. JoHS HALEs to Mrs. JANE ToAY,
all of this city.
In this city, on Saturday, the Goth of August,
Mr.. ALFRED DAVIS to Miss JANE KINsMAS, both
Of this city
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

BANK1Se HoUsu or c. C. W SHrURy, & Co.
hsEaAL PoINr, WIS. June . 1857.
I"ts o1iee viii hereafter De open for the ransactio
Of Business from 5 TO l. A. NJ and from, n r NJ
3 III c. {. wASuBURN < co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

ssg The Public Schools of this city
closed on Friday of last week, and will
open again November lst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08
MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter n. q, Meets first and third Thurs
days of each month, rt the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
Mineral Pint Lodge No. 1, Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month, at the Masonic Hall Minera
Point.
e Transient Brethren invited to attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

ES5@ Messrs. Toay y Allen are put
ting up a fine stone Block on High street,
next to Henry Koop. This viii be one
OF the best buildings in town, and add
much to the appearance Of the street.
The old store owned by our townsman
Fraacis Vivian, we perceive has thrown
2f rs superduous covering and is about to
make tracks for new quarters. When
Viii the Central House follow suit?
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Our CITY.-Improvemems are still
the order of the day. Although every
body complains Of " hard times" enter
PRIZE ia some men can receive no check.
High street will soon compare favorabIv
with any Broadway in the State. As to
dwelling houses, combining neatness Of
architecture, beauty of situation, aud an
almost exuberance Of shrubbery, few pla-
ces IN the State will bear a comparison.
Having visited most of the villages in this
Safe, we caudIdly say that we know Of
none offering more attractions for resi-
dence than ours. No one can make the
circuit of the ridge from Capt Terry's
around by Mr.. Plowman's and Judge
Co'hren's residences and not in spirit ex-
claim with Childe Harold
What Heaven hath done for this delicious Iandl
IL F4-fs- ct far > T.sT NJ
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lflilltraI 1)oil,' Uribune.
local AND OTHER MATTERS.

% All kinds of Job work executed at this
ONCE on short notice, andin he latest and best
:, les Of the Art.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.
I;;;1;

NE-iR THE RAILROAD DEPOT COwafFPcF
ST&EET
hI SUBSCRIBERS having taken the Nav Tavern Building
ON 9lin-rce street, the Rail Depot ha We
had 1T htied up in the best manner Tor ti,
Travellers and Bcarders and would Ifs t'e public thai
IL 81" be opened on tae first OF Nav ben thev viii Dc
ready to accommodate in the best manner both Travel
ers ana Boarders on reasonable terms Their table viii
% supplied AT al times With the best the market Affords
no pans VIII be spared To satisfy wants of
and We hope to deserve and receive liberal share of
ronage - -
Good Stabng and attentive ostlers may be relied W.
On UREN 4 PENROSE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

Il AIDES FINE SHOES, Congress Boots and Children
ANTON BERG.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, .
low A COT MY.

I'O Aaron Palmer and s. G. Williams late co-partners
L DONG business under the firm and style Of
rainier Williams You hereby notified that writ
OF attachment has been issued against you, your
property attached 10 satisfy the demand OF William
pdIl"ll, amounting TO seventy tive dollars Now
you snail appear before Samuel Thomas Justice of the
Peace ia anu for the said county, has office the city
OF Aihe'Al Point, IN sad county, the 10th uf sept
1896 at % clock in the atjcTIoou JuG .neut will
rendered against you, and property SOLD pay
debt.
Dated this 2ith day of August, 1887.
WILLIAM GARLAND, Plaintiff.
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seer tf-1FE tI : tate,
CHARLES ktfEHN.
state Urea urer,
WI. L. SMITH.

~ Each ana every paper in the above named coun-
Ties VIII please publish Jhr foregoing notice once IN each
week until The day Of sale sending Una kedJ copy ot
first publication the Secretary state. The account
for such publication viii audited at legal rates hy the
Secretary OF State reception OF the SAINT properly YER
fled and uayraeut therefor viii De Immediately made 10y
the Treasurer tie party entitled 10 the
ORDER JOHN ". HUNT.
25td Assistant Secretary Of state.
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Spiral aotjrFs.
Mineral Point Seminary.

The Fail Term of the Mineral Point Seminary viii
menee September 2lst, 1851 The Board instruction
will be fun, and ready upon the duties OF the
year.
We shall be under the necessity of opening the
in the basement of the NJ E Church for a few weeks
until the Seminary building is ready.
}. NOLAN, Principal
Mineral Point, August 24th, 1857. S2tf
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aiool & 4 statiunsrr.

lf- largest and best stock of MISCEI.i ANGUS
L aud STANDARD BOOKS < STATIONERY ever
:ed 10 The public in this city at the
- fhAL ibIN1 BOOK STORE Call rad exasatne.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-08

- PERSONS indebted to this Office for Advertising
- work Newspapers, will please take notice that
. are much in want of few DIMES, ami much as we
~, to patronze Justices of the Peace and constables
lsss old dues paid up somebody will get sued SO
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WHITING AND PRINTING PAPERS

WRITING AND PRINTING PAPERS, | oro
Fiat Cap, Folio Post. Foolscap, Mercantile | =, -
Post, Cuarto Post, Bath Post Packet Note. =
ComIucrt al Note and Fancy Note, ruled or - = -
plain. blue. white and coored = -
Legal Cap, Sermon Paper, Bill Paper and = N -
Mourning Paper - -
4 large assortment of Printing and Visiting - 2 u
Cards
Gold, Steel. Copper, Gutta Psrch., and Quill g -
Peas. p -
4 great variety Of Morocco and Ladies' Fancy q -
Port Mon naies.
A large stock Of Lel,yers Journals Day Cash . :,
RecoTc, aad Memorandum Books, full and p - y
saif bound. = -
Poc. Felias. Backgammon Boards, States
Stats Pencils. Chalk CIayon black aud col - x.
or OIL - Srgyors; ,,-,, 50 -
great variety Of sizes and qualities of En- 4
v"lopeS- = = =
Ink, inl,-Stunds Pen Racks. = -