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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
HOWARD ASsOCIAT ON,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT NCEHFETT.

l3o ~ persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
/ SIEFtHA TriNHGA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS, M
F0TENLE. GGNo8RhEA. GLEEF. SYPHILIS, the
Vic OF oNAEfSSi. or : all ABUSE, Sc. &c
The How AEIE ASSOCIATION, n view of the awfu
destruction u human life, caused hy Sexual diseases, and
thc pIons practiScd upon tie unfortunate victims
Of scl diseases by Quaek have directed their consult
ing Surgeon, a CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 all per
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with derip-
ton u their condition. GAGE, occupation habits Of life
&c aud in Of extreme poverty and suffering,
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution
established bv special endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afflicted viii y iru.ru and Eridau-
&c Diseases. L has surplus OF means, which the
Directors have voted eXpend in advertising above
notice. L Is needless add that the Association com
Uands the highest Medical skill of the age. Will fur
nIsh The most approved modern treatment.
Just PIbigsEed, by the Association Report Sper-
1ato-rhoe, seminal Weakness, the vice Of Ouauisul
NustuIbaton SclrAbuse. ana other Diseases uf the
Syua. ogaus, by The consulting Surgeon, which will be
sent ~ mail. Gin sealed envcloPe( FREE OF CHARGE
on the receipt ot TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, b~.fE.o. i. CALHOUN. Consulting SURGEON
Howard Association. No South NINTH Street Phila-
teiphia, Pa. Ly a:der Of the Directors
EZRA r. UEARTWELI4 President.
f-Eo. FAFECzEfIp, Secretary u7-lv
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1857 L0 =
Danford's Improved
IRON REAPER & NOW ER.


r would call the attention IF the Farmer: Of the
W -wesf 10 tie above celebrated Iron Reaper and
,ia,yer which manufacturing Tor tie harvest q
1857 aad Tor which We sL@ll oe p'ep-'ie'- - 49, "
cars 4 a "A carly date -, -, an,
absd 10 bring our Machine 10 high degree OF pefiecii9I
,vating many difficulties experienced al! soc SIa
chimes removing ntly lupe-Inirilts which nav S
developed by IN ~orAlng q me AaeiHe5 anu sii
REINFORCEMENT. which base facilitated is oPeraloia !"
particulars. Gu. Cured Pattorr causes u 'iialn
To tai in Graves or Bundles ana lheFeoy sh.o.e M
I-r To perform his task With abont on--l1i 'te usual
labor TIE Farmer cJnFersal5 With such AlachtaeS VII
h3v douc away with tne Side Draft that tiie tongue
wa-ks as loose and free taat of wagon thus saving
muca worry the team by convenient iIo's o. fas
IN and lowering suit the different hci-hths OF cut ana
placing the Rgkss Al point where the y orr :.
rH te least possible labor, have made the nearest
A. 7roa,h possible 70 good selt-rster-
prepare % furnish either r tue @ m
an Slower. the Single Mover: Inc latter Saei'ne
,1.U furnish with Reels which can ee used or NOT a
T.,re a. they viii be Of decided adv antage onK when
the grass Is tai and thin, Or strongly 'HSi ~ ~
W frurv used Mood in the construction Of cur Ma
chimes but rsom its pe.sahe nature and constant ma
hitity 10 get out Of Repair W q have 'eea l'l "a
.Iitate IEoN for entire frame work and cutter n
We shall hereafter Giopt this material as our experience
eonvinces as that we ca give tbs Farmer er the same
-r4 Machine of L--n. which VIII last ten years longer
than the best possibly Doe nIauac urea 81 uoc
The Machine Gtcture will lee constructed - the
choicest materials and eailt in the most thorough and
uorAnaulibe under The ln1Te nate 81 oil
the propretors and No pains or money :" ~ IS spared 70
make our Machine of Invaluable usa TO the Planners of
our Cr ting Apparatus i different from that OF any
ether Machine We use two S:ckies instead Of one
worked in opposite directions i- double crank THIS
secures double var tcge in cutting and we are ndeot
"a more ia this ppculiartv than any other for the
tefioritv Machine. for by it We are enabled 10 cut
Clean ali kinds Of rss thick thin. vet OF dry LODGED
or st.niiry on smooth ground roue, single spear
f Grass or a HAY Cock thrown upon the ground Every
conrvanca has been resorad to clog choke the
nrtie suh a. Loose rass thrown tro5den into tn,
rtgndin- grasssaa vids Of loose twisted mp
placed in the standing grass-t'e team ~t9PPed an
knives but fo all these things II goes directly on aons
RI Gr,fp ar Machine requires one or two span o
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SAMUEL HENDY.
Mr. Samuel Roaoh's Testimony of the
Value Of this Machine.
1870 AcrUs Grain and Grass y pairs 30 c, MIS-
Stoad work.

Dodgcville, Wis, Nov. Is, 1856.
GENTs i purchased last spring from Mr.. Samuel Hen
~ Atkins Reaper and Mower. and il has proved to
b. the best invented had To hundred
twenty grain and hay, which completed with
great and to my utmost satisfaction, nothing occur
red TO hinder from going ahead with pleasure with
said machine, along +he whole harvest only was
lost out ot the whole and the damage within
the season only thirty cents. Said machine leaves
down the grain in such proper and condition that
no rational being vii Crumble complain 10y binding
and only requires three horses for rcaping for
moving. consequently. conscicutcusly recommend
sail machine to all IA merS in the State. the in
strUrnent ever offered for its proper purposes
SAMUEL ROACH.
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TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY. Of Roxburv. Ias discovered II -
" of orr common pasture weeds "a C.eiy hist gs
EVERY I3fED or HUN0R,

from
The worst Scrofula down 10 2 CCrr-o Pimg,s,
He mas tried il IN eleven hundred cases, and lt,'-
failed except IL two cases. born thunder Eur"F " '
now IN lis possession one hundred certificates '
value, al within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted @ uGIsirE sore l0n
One to three bottles viii cure the worst bind Oh l1
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of ti-
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst caahfT
the mouth and stomach.
One to three bottles are warranted 10 cure al hsno'
in lie eyes. ,.,...-
Foar 10 sx bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt md
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaIy eruptioH7 Of the skin
Two C. three bottles warranted TO cure me WOE.
Two titree bottles are warranted to cure The us
desperate case Of rheumatism ,t-
Three 70 four bottles warranted 10 cure SAY M
Five to eight bottles viii cure the To5s. e@5s o.
A benefit is always experienced trn-H me hI-L e..'
and perfect cure is warranted when The a'o'e 4--
is taken. -..-
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day, h' -
common weed growing on the pastures ana a,Ds ~.
stone walls should cure every huHor N NE ?
il is fixed fact II you have hun]cF- II La9 60.
There are no IFS nor ANBS. huns nor ha alo -.
ing some cases. but not yours. peafilea oyeE p 80
hottes Of il in the vicinity Of Boston. know u
fees in every case. 1t has already done some q
greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts, - ~
children year old. 70 old people OF sixty, s-
poor. puuv. w0rrnr-loCkiug children, whose He5
and fabby, restored TO perfect state Of hea-'D ..
bottle. .-.t-.-
To those who subject 10 sick heaa-ache, o,,--
tie will ALWAYS cure it, II gives great Iehe Al
and dizziness Some who have taken Il mao ts-i =.
for wears. and have been regulated ny IL "-5.,--
body is sound it works quite easy, but here
arrangement OF the function %. nature II ~ III
singular feelings, but YOU must not he aail
ALWAYS disappear in from four days to week. KID.
never a bad result from il the contrary
feeling is gone, you viii feel yourself ike ~ 81
heard some Of the most extrayagant encoIliaI-' -
that ever man listened to- -,7-r.--z-
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No' --''
street Roxhury, Mass. Price 81 90. r,,r z
Sold in Mineral Point By r. D. PultoTd sL1 e 4--lr
Vivian. -
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SADDLE TREES, NAMES, SPRINGS AND AXLES,
Patent and Eiaan1eled Leather,
SArtng Harness and Bride Leather,
No. IL MAIN STREET
ST. LOUIS, NO,
RE prepared to offer to their customers and the trade
"A assortment OF articles unsurpassed quality or
cheapness, by any House in their line East West
Stock consists of well selected assortment of ererp
article in use by SADDLERS AND COACH MAKERS.
e are manufacturing many of goods Columbus
sing sing and Auburn, n. " and have lately established
house IN Newark, New Jersey for the manufacture
ratent and Enameled Leather large assortment of
which will always be found in store.
Our English Goods imported directly by ourselves
thereby paying but commission
. Inc greatest part of our SKIRTING, HARNESS AND
Birdie LEATHER is finished by ourselves, good sup
pay OF which 1t shall be constant endeayor keep on
hand.
We are in receipt of large assortment Of Eastern
SPRINGS AND AILBS, from various manufactures
II Particular attention Will be given to filing or
ders.
St. Louis, February IL, 1856. lift
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GREAT BARGAINS.

rTTHE Stock of Boots and Shoes on hard at the Cid
1 Store of John Hadheld will be sold at the lowest
possible rates in order to close out the concern.
Also fine lot of Boot aEd Shoe Findings Lasts
BootTrees, Craping Blocks Call and for your
selves JOHN HApFITfD
Mineral Point, My 18th, 1857. lift
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1867 Spring Trade. 1852
UARDN ARE.
HyHI Isr..rR y, CnPSSy

No. IT6, Late Street, Chicago, !.
Z IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
American Hardware, Tin Plate, &C. have in store
large and complete stock, which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English and American
manu- cries
500 dozen Axes Collins, Simmons Leveretts, etc.
600 dozen ShovcIs and Spades Ame,', Rowlands etc.
600 dozen Grass Soy thcs Boods, WadswortES, etc.
zoo dozen Scvthe Sraths, Lanlsons, etc
see dozen Cast Steel Hoes.
400 dozen Cast Sics. Hay Forks.
10 eco dozen Pocket and Table CUTLERY, assorted.
J. 500 dozen Files, Butcher and other naaprs.
10 Pump Chain
30 casks OK and Coil Chains.
1,OOo pairs Bright Traces.
$500 boxes lin Plates, c. ] X ana extra sizes.
1900 bundles Sheet Iron, Nos IL 20 IS, guagc.
10000 lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
50 casks Sheet Zine.
1000 bundles ASSORTED! Bright Wire.
IS settE Timers Tools and Machines.
200 tons anuctled Fence Wire.
800 kegs assorted Nails.
Japaunef and Pressed Tin Ware full assortment. 3m
WILLIAM BLAIR. c. b. NELSON. o. W. BELDES
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HAeeaeEA Az THIS.

EHE undersigned is about closing business in the
Boot and Shoe line, and finds necessary to settle
with all who have dealt with him. All persons in his
iet requested TO call and settle the same without
ielay- JOHN HADFIEI,D
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Bronson Lands for Sale.
an Grant County.

IHE following described choice Lands situated in the
1 counties Of Grant, Iowa aud Lafayette, are now
arnt for sale
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07

PROFESSOR nGFFETT.
xAVING lust returned from st. Louis where he has
Z been taking thorough lessons in the art would
scculy inform the citizens Of Mineral Point vicn
ity that he has opened a fine
AmbrotyPe, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery,
invites the citizens call and his specimens
Of the art which far surpass in beauty ard
The Aubrotvpes most beautiful in cearness richness
and dcaCy OF and have several advantages
Dagucrreotypes. They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare Of light
they warranted to fade. They all the rage
now IN the cities All who them charmed with
their beauty and cearness Come one, all and give
call Instructions given i'll the art good terms
have hand fine gold lockets cheap for cash a
Of fancy and frames Children taken in second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25u c. R MOFFETT, Artist
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Susuranes Sgsnrlas.
w.SCD SSiN HOT = L,
HI lh!uHd IoIea county, ss.fe Htse0hsfn' o
audre,. - Bolster.

yx,E Shove House has recently been Thoroughly reno
waited and fitted up in the best possible mann. iy On
the accommodation Of public. The Table VII az NJ
times be supplied with the choicest the HaINet
which will le served up in the neates 70 lee ~
stages leave every morning for Mineral POINT anu " d
rem and also for u usceda- 1T. o..rors
~ Good stabIr and careful -. attentive .stIeIs-
snare Of pubic patronage IS respectfully soiislseS
highland, July, ls5a
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PALMER & WILLIAM MS
SEII-TlIIEG BEhPER Ind MOWER.
The improvements for 1857.

4 AN iron driving wheel, constructed on piinci-
- pie which combines great strength with eXtraor-
binary liyhtncss.
a-Ialp3uvcH arrangement of the main frame of the
iauted adjustable brace. by means Of which the
tueht Gut be regulated without removing
pfn bolt screw Wedge, and in less time than be
dome ON any other Machine
IA device for regulating the size of the bundles
IN light grain. The Rake Toe stopped and retained at
any point in lis revolution, and the bul!les made as
large IS desired.
5-The Machine is better balanced by a different ar
anrcmeut Of the gearing and drivers seat there is less
than the weight Of the tongue the horses ue,s.
6The Graiusiae Wheel Is increased To thirty inches
in diameter.
The drivers seat : placed steel springs and nj
an elevation enabling tile driver overlook the grain
to Ie cut. the entire Reaper and his team.
S-tn Improvement Ia the Cams of the Rake Spring.
9--Ns'alIc wrought iron in the place OF the cast
iron rake teeth
The Moving Attachment.
Tv removing six bolts the main platform and Rake
detached from the Reaper, and The moving
then t- ATTACHED. II then the simple.
substantial and light running Mowers in II has
been used extensively, and given universal satisfaction
No combined Reaper and Mower hes vet boon able to
equal this. both q Reaper and as a Mower.
Warranty.
This Reaper IS warranted be well made Of good
rerias, and in good woIEeanlSc manner, not liable 10
get Of vrier all kinds Of 'ir-in equal
Reaper in the world half the Grain
I'd b. ordinary grading; TO be capable with
and GOOD horse team, Of cutting sUd rakinC OF from.
ten to twenty Of Grain per cay, leaving il in bunch
e for binding
AGE>rs.-II. x. Bell DING. B:acE Earth, Dane Co
Wis; GEORGE ". COBB and T. K. BiUDGETT, Mineral
Point. g-rjulyl.
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FARMERS ATTEND!
TiiE 4 nERICAI SEED SOW Err,

L L Farming Implement 10 the following Counties
Iowa, iaFaS ttie and Grant for term Of wears
ing started large mandatory in this town all the
Farmers invited to cali and Il rseIves
With this machine YOU can five per with
one horse any kinds OF grain grass seed or both
and in desired quantity per accurately even
The wind cannot disturb II in the least Wherever these
machines were introduced the past spring they pro-
Eounccd the greatest Labor saving. Seed Saving
ana Time Saving Implement in their line, ever offer
ed 10 the attention of Farmers 1t is only
operate to be convinced this fact Price 7
HARVEY :. KEYS.
c. c. BELLOWS, General Western Agent.
Mineral Point, Aug. 16, 1S56.-33tf
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DIR. j. G. AVER "a co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,

J. II. YIvTAN, in Mineral Point J. l. TrorsrALy. Fs
cite Russell & Thcar!e. Darlington; +. O.. st-r.-s
DodEeyIll- J. II. Reed & Co. CEi,a GO. and IT, Ne
;aleEa Wholesale Agents and sold by paalr- i. as-
cine eyery where. u..!r8.gu
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ATKINS AUTOMATON. OR
SELF RhkIl5 REhTER aid Ii0HER
TO TIE EAR,lERs OF IOWA aouNrY:

TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA COUNTY
~ E&TLEMEN-I was appointed an Agent for this Ma
chine 1856 but did succeed in selling many
owing a timidity existing in the minds Of Farmers
buying Machine that had been fully test
eI, il this ngiELborhood. Moreover, acknowledge
did make those eXertions to SELL and urge Farmers
luy, have GOne.) lest the Machine should
not be wi ii represented consequently, those who
bought would he necessarily put en harvest approach
Id 20 much Inconvenience and probably suffer great
iuss 10y not having Il machine that would 20 through
and Do up their work il ushr TO be done preferred
rather let the Machine establish lis reputation
by its merits This conceive has been done and
confidently approach Farmer, ard invite him
buy. without cherislng fear of his not having
equivalent for his money, Machine that viii not do
up his work in satisfactory manner have the
Machine work, nav, have worked il my self and
pleased with it, that intend to have for my own
use, preference any that have either worked
seen IN operation in this county.
SAMUEL. HENDY.
Dodeevile, March goth, 1857
TENNIS At FAcToRY.-Prico Of Reaper and Mower,
5000 via 500 cash delivery SlU0 in due Dec.
Isl 1857. Reaper $40 viz: SO cash, 500 in note
Dec -t 1891. Or, Reaper and Mower, $3.50 cash Reap
CT, SlG0 cash. Al orders promptly attended TO-
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Tr eight Notice.
Latest Arrival
SPRING And SUMNER GOODS!

THE undersigned having taken possession of T : Al
lens old store ON Concrc' street commonly called
Tie :. MNsRS CHEAP tASH SToEv Is ua,r r,-a-,,r5 -
sIt on al hi friends and customers He j. now rec;v
ins splendid stock Of
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Nv old customers invited TO call in 7vy,o,o- 49,
need anything in my line, and any person as;r,- =
purchasing is invited TO look at the articles e. -
sale. = COP\-TSTE
Mineral Point, Oct, 1856. 4atc
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8 JENKIS & I0'
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United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.

...... Posr OFFIoR DEPARTMENT. a
February @, 1857.
DROPOSALs carrying mails of the United States from
the July 1887 30 June, 1885, the following route
rein stated, will be received u
Office Of this department until 3, OF the 3is
next be decided by the a5ih April following;
Louisville, Ky by Lacona aalna Grassy Pond
West Point, Garnet syile, Meqdvlle, BcwleyYiie,
Ha dinsburg, Cioverpor, Hawesvie, felvipgfen,
E Owensboro', McLean's Retreat, Hehbardsvle, Hen
derson, Smith, Mils Hewittsville. Moraanfeld apd
- Raleigh, 5hawneeown H.. 1861 miles and back
daily In four horse coaches. Rock Haven and Bran
dpnburg be supplied from Garneussile by side mail
u week. Webster and ,jlifon Mills from
Bewleyville three times week, and Big Spring
from Bewleyvile six times week, all In due con-
nexion with main Iine
Leave Loui. vile daily at s..#
Arrive at 0wensboro' next day by p .H
Leave OwenAboro' daily at 4 a
Arrive Shawneeown day by
...,.. Shawneetown daily a m;
Arrive at Owensboro' same day by 5p m; ..
Leave Owensboro' daily at m;
Arrive at Louisville next day by pm.
proposal guaranty certificate
pamphlet principal post Offices the
OF January 1884, Of routes in Kentucky
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 7-law4wt Postmaster General.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Silks red whie and blue for flags and gu
cotton twine balng rope brass himpe for has boiling ropes
spears and fsnules for guidons,
All Of which desirable should be Of domestic manufacture,
must conform a The standard patterns sealed in
This Office, where they can be examined. .. .aH
Sample patterns win be fht by mail, with additional in
subject which be desired BY manufacturers
wishing 10 offer proposals. n :,
each delivery will be retained until
ba be completes which 10 be forfeited to the United
deacaiOn the OF the contractor In fulfil
linz he terms and pulatons About half OF
these supplies will required In equal monthly popoons
before 3st July and payments will be made for
them soon appropriation by Congress Of funds for t-
branch OF tho seype ayailubc tho remainder within three
months om that dsie also Up equal monny proportions will be
paid delivery
The privilege Of increasing by from third to
half quantity Of all the supplies above mentioned
will he based accepted proposals. Tor the fumep
of which two will required Bids desired
only fOm regular dealers the articles
10 be furnished will respected considered from
one who manufacturer regular aer In the
supplies which fact, the REVERSE must be distinctly
stated In the offered and address the
Intended proposed securities in contract
obtained. iEs rfs. . a.g E5 al, -
n''"' s'pp"''' L. B, BABBTT,
Feb 5--eod,ioMar Brevet Major and A. O. NJ
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
BY which their incomes must be doubled, !,

THE undersigned invented and obtained letters from
United States for and combination machine
converting cotton into by continuous
from the through the various preparation and spinning machine
~, until II s ready for shipment or weaving
The saving from this process will be at leatcn
fibre unbroken and unnjured
sons Of the machinery used dis
entange W will be fifty cent and
vil commsnd he markets OF the world, dsancng all competition
IT advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges his
and planters informed with complete
how obtain the best machinery
other necessary particulars application addressed to
Dec 6-2awlyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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no ALL PERSONS CONCERNE

no ALL PERSONS CONCER .--Notice hereby given
that aher publication this appca-
ton will be made the Pensions
duplicate warrant No 1879 for 100 the Of clark
Wrgb No. 3ie9 for lao ncre the Of barney
and No. 1915 for 90 Of Jesse Four Issued
der act Of March 3D. 1885, having
against heir location entered General Land Office.
fvh A1-lAwew JOHNSON ?, WELLBoRN,
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Proposals for Army supplies.
once OF Army Clothing and Equipase,


SEALED PROPOSALS. inveL received this
once unl 10 O'Clock OF The 10Th day Of March next for
furnishing by the following ARMY SUPPLIES AND MA
TERAS deliverable United Clothing ond Equpage
Depot (schuyikli Arsena in Quantities required, viz
5000 yards GA blue ndigo wool dy ed CLOTH and
D ~ bands, weighing about II ounces yard. 49,
so yards Ga dark blue ngo wool ded twed cloth weighing
81 ounces per yard. t.l5.s u5sa. II 4. 2h \
s yards e sky bee ndgo wool dyed) wed CLOTH weighing
~ ounces yard. ... tr ~
i6o dark blue ndso dyed) and wool flannel,
weighing 81 ounc per yard. i1H-t i.s
81 1000 yards white flannel and woo weigh 81 ounces
yard. NJ WV sf. .H -ll
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The College of st. James, Maryland.

THE Of the February
i 20. Full preparatory commercial and collegiate
Students join whatever class
them to be qualified ener and the college charges
Amt e arrangements
aording every facility Notwithstanding the Kemp b,
January College for the entire session.
ering all ordinary expenses, $3.50 |H.
Application fuller Dformaon, for the admission Of
students, made to the rector College OF ST. James o. Ma
ryland.
Feb l4-2aw4wift + Z j.. /.