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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04
August 6, 1858
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
gs EQUitY--G'iCken
Bill for Partition.
James Rogers,

vs. Bill for Partition.
Edward Rogers, ct ais
| NDElI an order of the Court of Equity
" in this case, made at Juno Term. 1858,
there will be sold, to the highest bidder, at
Pickcns Court House, on Saleday in ,Septcm-
Der next, the REAL ESTATE of james Rog-
ers, senior, deceased, situate in Pickcns dis
trict and State aforesaid, to witt
Tract No l, lying on Oconcc creek, waters
OF Little River. containing Six Hundred
Acres, and adjoining lands Of Capt l. Rob
ms. tract No3, and others.
Tract No3 containing Three Hundred and
Two Acres, adjoining Tract No ,, unknown
lands, and Tracts Nos l and 1.
=. Tract No 4, containing One Hundred and
Twenty Acres, and adjoining Tracts Nos |
and 3, lands of A d Rogers james Todd and
others.
TERMS OF SALE-On n credit of one
and two years, with interest from day Of sale
The purchaser or purchasers to give bond
with ut least two good suretics, to secure the
payment of the purchase money in two equal
annual instalments and pay extra for titles
The costs to be paid in cash on day of sale
Plats of the land arc on file in this Office
The lands belonging to this Estate arc of cx-
coilcnt quality Tract No is improved, and
has creek bottom on it.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.r.D
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-04
SRaERgEFF'S SAEES,

Hamburg, July 90, 1858
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22

DESCENT IN A DIVING BEEL.--An in
tercsting trial was made yestorday, Of the
diving bell invented by Van Buren Ryer-
SOP, and used by Krochl and Hustled, in re-
moving Diamond Rock, east of Governors
Island. The belt is of new and very IN
genious design, and operates on the same
pEinciple as the NAUTILUS, 10 machinery bo-
log used TO lower or raise il; and it can re-
main below for hours, independent Of all
communication with the upper world, and
then is raised or lowered by its occupants
simply touching yalses which Jet in Or out
condensed air OF water. Five men wenl
down at seven o'clock yesterday morning
and remained below at the depth Of % feet
working at the rock until ! P. NJ During
this tima they bored hole six feet long
and two inches vide, in solid rock. &
The bell is formed Of two shells Of strong
boiler iron, placed about n foot apart and
divided by horizontal floor and vertical par
titiep, with different compartments. Al
the bottom, q heavy cast iron hollow ring
is attached, 10 give the apparatus the ne
oeszary weight, which Is twenty-five tons
The outside diameter Is ten feet and Of
she inside eight feet, and the extreme
height Of the bell is twelve feet. The bell
iscylindrieal 10 shape with convex top
The admission Of water into the cells sinks
the machine, and its expulsion causes it to
ascend When tho air inside becomes viii
ated By breathing, spray is thrown by .
bose, and this taking up tho carbonic gas
restores 10 the air lis freshness aud vitality
~ " Posi- sf-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
NEVER TEL A LIE.

Children, and older persons as we'll, ought
always to speak the truth fr,,m love Of do
ing right, and loatbing OF y-olig. But il
sometimes strengthen, uI ight aims 10
know that honesty is also tho best policy,
and that one who adheres uniformally to
truth is certain in the end to prosper. The
following story from the Now York Chron-
icle has moral for our young readers:
Two country lads came early TO a market
town and arranging their little stands sat
down to wait for customers. One was fur
uished with fruits and vegetables of the
boys own raising and tho other supplied
with CLAIMS and fish. Tho market hours
passed along, and each little merchant saw
with pleasure his stores steadily decreasing,
and an equivalent, in silver bits, shining in
his little money cup. The last melon lay
on Harrv's stand, when gentleman came
by, and placing his hand upon it, said,
"What fine largo melon; think must
have this for my dinner. What do you ask
for 1t, my boyp
"Tho melon is the last l have, sir; and
though it looks very fair, there is an unsound
spot on the other side" said the boy, turn
ing 1t over.
$50 there is" said the man; II think
will not take it. But" he added, looking
into the boys fine open countenance, sis it
very business-like to point out the defects of
your fruits to customers n
at is better than being dishonest, sir"
said the boy modestly.
"You are right my little fellow; always
remember that principle, and You will find
favor with God, and man also. You have
nothing else that | wish for this mrrning,
but shall remember your little stand in
future. Are those clans fresh 7" he contn-
ued turning to Ben Wilson's stand.
Yes, sir; fresh this naorping. l caught
them myself" was tlzafrjay, and pur-
chase being made, fh gentleman went his
way.
"Harry what fool you was to show the
gentleman the spot in the melon. Now
you can take it home for your pains, or
throw it away. How much wiser is he
about those clans caught yesterday. Sold
them at the same price did the fresh ones.
He would never have looked at the melon
until he had gone away"
Octif WOulu nOb bsIi u Tie, OF hcL one
either, for twice what have earned this
morning Besides, shall be better off in
the end, for have gained customer, and
and you have lost one.'
And SO it proved, for the next day the
gentleman bought nearly all his fruit and
vegetables of Harry, but never invested an
other penny at the stand of his neighbor
Thus the season passed; the gentleman
finding that he could always get good ar
ticle Of Harry, continually patronized him
and sometimes talked few minutes with
him about his future hopes and prospects
To become a merchant was his great ambi
ton, and when tho next winter came on, the
gentleman, wanting a trusty boy for bis store
decided on giving the. place to Harry
Steadily and surely he advanced in the con
fidence Of bis employer. until, having passed
through various gradations Of clerkship hc
became at length an honored partner IL
the frm.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22
Fremont journal.



rrom his new book, "The courtship Of Miles 8
CHILDREN.
Come to me, o ye children,
For Ihear you at your play,
And thequestions that perplexed ins
Have vanished quite away.
Yeopen the eastern windows,
That look toward the sun,
Where thoughts are Staging swallows,
And the brooks Of morning run.
In yonr hearts are the birds and sunshlnc,
In your thoughts the brooklers dow.
But in mine Is the wind Of Autumn
And the flrst fall Of the snow.
Ahi what would the world be TO US
II hechildren were no merel
We should dread thc dcsertbshind Ms
Worse than the dark before.
What the leaves are to the forest,
with Hight and air for food, ~
Ere their sweet and tender julces
Have been hardened into wood
That 10 the world are children;
Through them Il feels the glow
or a brighter and SUMMER climate
Than reaches the trunk below.
Come to ne, o ye childreul
And whisper In my ear
What the birds and winds are singing
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22

"TnAExspIyIEev OF TUE 0Dp FELbows.
---As, on The 2slh Of April, 1850, forty
years viii have elapsed since the organiza-
ton Of tho Independent order Of Odd Fol
lows upon this continent; the U. S. Grand
Lodge has set apart that day 10 ba obssry-
ed By the entire membership under its
jurisdiction, as day Of Thanksgiving to
Divine Providence for the unexampled
prosperity which has attended tho Order
since is e'Fssnizasioh on she American con
iiueni.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-22

FREMONT. sDndusAy County, Ohio, August Is, 1856
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Proceedings Of the Common Council.
City of Mineral Point, Wis, !
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= o"oo' amounting TO - 10
IL ms t5o0os oufHed last winter was re-
iNi'eu-
me Ioii""lhS DIS being presented were al
lowed all The Aldermen voting Tor the same, to
W.T.
Daniel hoher Tor building culvert IN Henry
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Celebration on the 5th.

The arrangements are now completed for the
Celebration in this City on the 5th Of july.
A National Salute of 80 guns will be fred at
Sunrise. The Procession viii be formed bv
Mr. JOIN BEAokEs Esq, Marshal of the dav At
III o'clock. and march to Brackea's Grove where
an Grafton will be delivered by Hon. L. P.HsR-
vET, of Rock county, and Dinner served bv
Mr. THOMAS MALoSEY. followed bv "casfs. etc
In the evening a Grand Display of Fire
Works will be exhibited and we have no doubt
1t Will exceed anything of the kind ever before
witnessed in this place. Some $500 90 have
been appropriated for that purpose which has
been j'.diciously expended IN Boston and else
where for the best of articles for the occasion
After the Display of Fire Works, an Oyster
supper Will be in readiness at the Wisconsin
House. for those who desire, and a Balloon As
censlon viii add to the enioyments of the even
ing.
The citizens generally of the County. and
those al the surrounding Counties are invited to
attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pHtISItI rIIIt

4 BeaeroIeRt Institution established spoei1I ENDING
IacRt far the relief Of The stek dd Distressed, artot-
ed ouA Psrafeat and EPidelsse Diseases.
VVfIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
i destruction OF human lite, caused ny Sexual dis
and the deeePfion pracced upon the
victims such disc 10y Quscks sccrat years ago
directed their consulting SUI geon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name, TO DspensarS for IL
treatment of this class OF disas all their
To give MEDICALADvIcE gratis all who apply by hitter
with description of their condition. (age, occupatu
habits Of lite, Sc) and in Of extreme poverty
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE. It Is neediesss
10 add that the Association commands the Highest Med
lacl skill OF the age and i'll furnish the approx eli
modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association in their Annual Re-
port uponshe treatment of Sexual Diseases for the year
ending January Ist 1865 express the highest
tion with the which has attended abors of
seminal Weakness. Importance, Gonorrhoea. elect, Sy
phiiis the vice OF Onanism Self abuse, and
a continuance OF the plan Ter the ensuing year
The Directors. review of he past, feel assured
hat their ahOTs this sphere Of hcner oont effort
been great the afflicted especially to tho
with renewed zeal, to this important ami nGc despised
cause.
An admiral report Spernatorrhoee, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, MsstertatiOn Self
abuse and other diseases of the sexual organs, by tho
consulting Surgeon, will be by a sealed
ftIppt,l FREE or tnAGE rece:pt Of Two STAMPS for
postage Other Kepor,s and Tracts the nature anI
treatment oi sexual disease, oIet, Nc., constantly
being published for gratui distribution, and viii hg
sent to the afflicted Some OF the remedies
methods of atuenj discover e da ns the last
are Of great value.
Address for Report treatment. Dr. GEORGE CAL
nous. consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
81 order OF he Directors.
EZRA d. HEARrWFLL, Presiatpt.
GEO FNECHILD, Seer tary IyvII
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
Darlington Gel ebration.

The Masonic Celebration at Darlington. on the
9Th, was a very fine affair. The number in at :
tendance was considerably less than 1t would
have been but for the heavy rain in the morn
ing, yet the procession nu nbared somefbin,
over one hundred of the Brethren. The pro-
cession was formed at iI15 o'clock, under the
direction OF Bro JoHN CLowSEY a Marshal aud
Proceeded to the Church, which was crowded
10 overlooking, where, after singing and pra yer
IN eloquent Address was delivered bv Bro. "
IL SMITH Z. G. s., which was listened 10 with
marked attention by the numerous audiance.-
We need say nothing farther commendatorv Of
the Address than that it was one Of Gen. Sv,ru's
most happy efforts. and those who have heard
hun heretofore will understand its merits
Alter the Address, Poem was read bv Bro
y. J. MARVIN, of Shullsburgh which for beautv
ct style or sentament, can hardly be surpassed.
As We hope soon to be able to lay Judge Mar
VIZ Poem before our readers. 1T Il unnecc Ssarv
TO sneak further Of it at this time.
After further music, and the benedIction. The
Procession was reformed and marched to the
" Russell louise" where first rate dinner wa.
served up by Mr.. SAMUEL SAfsBARY, the proprl-
cfor' to which ample justice was done, by from
four to five hundred ladies and gentlemen.
The pleasures of the day were somewhat less
eped by the rain in the afternoon, though We
are satisfied that hundreds Will long remember
with pleasure the Celebration at Darlington on
the 9th
The Ball in the evening was well attended
and was passing off very pleasantly. when we
left in the $50 train for Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
oRDTN,NcI: No. d


To prorjfs for ttc Of Side Eafk en- the
nest side Of part IF Rage street.
The Comm Council vi tAs City Of Mineral Point do
orsl3tu follows
SEC l. rhe owners Of lots the side Ridge
Stong and others aitipn citv in that
1rt thereof extending from the public square said
addition south to the south line No 81 in TOWNSHIP p
\s :, North ot Range M g East hereby required
10 construct sidewalks "pposls their respective 10
stj1 side walk be b3it OF good r.lank laid
uBgt hWe, be at eat tlTte wide, and be laid
Sleeprr> our roeJ apart. The any
SAID lots who shall neglect refuse 10 said
sidewalk or 20 Sas sitter tie publication OF this
nance for three successive weeks tie official paper
shall be- sbnject e penalty of dollars each sud
every DAYS contInuance of such neglect refusal
gvJFvr with the costs of prosecution. and shall
committed 70 the ai. Of Iowa county until said
hne and costs paid he Is otherwise discharged By
law
SIC : Tli> Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the city paper.
JOHN CLoW\EY, Mayor.
Attest; WILLIAM T. HENKy, Clerk
William T. Henry Clerk Of the City of Mineral Point.
ao hereby certify that the above and foregoing urd
Passed by The Common Council city the
2-t Jag of June, lS5S, all the Aldermen being present
aud voting for the same.
Sw-5 WILLIAM 7. HENRY, Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

SUICIDE At LTSDES.--We are told that vornp
man, named Orion, Welchman shot himself at
Linden IN tins county, on Saturday last We
nave not learned the particulars, but understand
mat the deed was committed in consequence of
a supposed slight on the part of a young ladv to
whom he was paying attention.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
ORDNANCE 40 %

To Prerrat Bafhing JeHkiq's ff,Y Pond on SuHday
na0ratRLr-
The Com Council of the city OF Mineral Point do
orlaiu follows:
to tlthe expose their persons Jenkins min
p"udin ~gt city, after the hour of clock
Of sunday, and person persons offending
against the provisions OF Tins orinJ shall upon con
vrtion thereof, be subject To- tr same penalties as Is
prescribed ordinance Nc H. passed june 9th 1888
IN relation 10 the subject
Sc :. This Ordinance shall take and be force
from and after its publication ID the citv paper
JOIN tLoWNEN, Nsu0r.
Attest: WILLIAM 7. HENI.Y, Clerk
l. William T. Henry Clerk of the CITY Of Mineral Point
do erely certify t,t the above and foregoing Ordinance
passed hY tn" Common Council of said Citv on the
IL tr # june, iN'> all the Aldermen being present
and voting for the
5w26 WILLIAM T. HENRY. Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

rs Horse stealing is becoming almost an
every day occurrence in different portions of
this State Several persons have passed through
this city within few days in search of stolen
horses number of horses are missing from
this vicinity, supposed to have been stolen We
learn from the FIRE. Democrat that the Chief of
folce OF Milwaukee las in his possession two
horses for which owners are wanted.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

JaAss g. knight and
DYNrtue of writ of Fieri Facias issued ont or and
under the seal Of the District Court of the United
states, in and the District Wisconsin est! tn.
fifteenth Gay Of May, le5S. aud directed and de-
vered against the goods chattcis. lands tenenents
of the stid James q. Knight and lewis Doty and fr
Execution have levied upon and Public
Auction the highest and best bidder Saturday the
18th dag OF Jaly, 1855 AT ocoeA p. N. Court
House, the City Mineral Point, all the tie
ant interest which the ABOVE n:nrd defendants
ei thcIh James q. kni ght and Lewis Doty had the
en- -" OF January. 1855 at any time since. the
tlIoNlAg described real estate, to wit The half
81 the north east quarter OF Section (6J Township
seven ~ morrill, OF Range 4 east in Iowa county
snip three % north, OF range o. east and the
" Of the or and the =. Of the V or and the
qr OF the or and ar G. u { ar Of Section
ave 90, township two g, range Hye5east. also
" or OF the and the 1T of the n q or Of See
ton siX-o-townsbIp tw0--2-noTth. range five D
cast also httecn beg inning The corner the
Ir Of Section NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three-:;-
rods thence south one hundred and Observation-Disclosures
thence north Section line the place beginning
containing hiteenl5acrts also lot beginning at Tn,
coraer OF the village Plat OF Darlington. thence
10 stake pauti by Amos Hovey, thence south thirty
siNjb ruds to the south line of hand decided h. D.
Russell anu wife. NAV the 10th, 1857 l Dot, ard
Ellison thence said south line thirty-3O-rods
hin Block trepty-2o-in the Plat of the village
Darlington, all ia LaFay county, and State Of
in.-Dated al The City OF Mineral Point June Sh
, lSjS.
u. J. THOMAS. Marshal.
.5tas By IHOS- J. OTIS, Deputy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

oYsTrRs-An Oyster Supper will be ser %
up at the Wisconsin House on the Evening
OF the 5th, Immediately after the close Of the
display of Fire Works. Messrs. UaEs d Sos
understand how such things should be done.
and those who attend may expect fine treat.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
State of Wisconsin.

Margaret Ann Hall, State of Wisconsin,
ftatntiE Iowa Co., Circuit Court.
agalnst The Plaintiff desires tbs Trial of
Joseph \. Hall, this Action, if any there be- to he
peiedsnt had in the Cor nty Of Iowa.
lac State Of Wisconsin, to Joseph 7. Han Defendant
" OF are hereby Summoned TO the comlaint
Il OF Margaret Ann Hall, Plaintiff a copy OF which
MAS hie IN the Office OF the Cer OF The Court
IN ana Tor Iowa county Wisconsin, the 2lst day
June 1898 and TO serve copy of your answer the
subscribers Al the Law Office of COBB Messmore IL
t city OF Mineral Point Iowa Cogntv, Wisconsin with
IN twenty days after the Of this summons eNc-
stve OF the DAY OF service and il You fail
complaint a. hereby required the plaintiff will apply
the Court Tor relief Genau ced COMPLAINT.
COBB NESS MORE
OF Mineral Point Plaintiff Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

Jonathan II. Ransom,
rs.
Burke Fairehild and
Sarah A. FAirelgild.
In Equity.

Jonathan II. Ransom,
Burke Fairehid and ii A-4Nt'S
Sarah A. Ftirchid.
y Pursuance and hy virtue Of decree made hy the
District Court of the United states the District
t Wisconsin, on the twenty seventh day of April 4 q.
1888, IN the above entitled shall sell Public
Auction AT the Office OF the Uaited States Marshal
the cit OF Milwaukee, Tuesday. the goth DAY Jure
>4N, At clock T. NJ " the following pieces parcels
tracts OF iand lying and being Mineral
Point county Of Iowa and State Wisconsin known
aud described Nirtts Oaigal Platt of said town AZ
lot No (6el siNty-ni also all No fortv-eight
- , ami except feet the side lot Ne
forty EIGHT (-S.J running Lack icing tho
feet decided by john Bcrans ,.ie Samuel
f. Rodoiph. bearing the hfth Gay of March,
le.v of Lord eighteen hundred and forty. re-
corded ia the Register Of Deeds oice of Iowa county,
Wisconsin, in book H. Of Deeds page three hundred
ami twenty three (S23 > Also the following described
aorth of the south of Section thrty-siN 80
fourth principal meridian running thence north along
teen Ia links south of the north west the
parallel with said section line the Wisconsin rivcr
thence along said river To point thirty three rods
north OF the township line, between range No.
about one hundred and twelve112-acrcs less
aud all AMI singular the appurtenanoes thoreunto be-
longing"
Ma4shals Office, Milwaukee, Hay :, 1855
l9tdS II. j. THUM As, L. :. Marshal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

yIsrr ruE SonooLs.-The School Board pro-
pose visiting the Puolic Schools during thc
Pre- sent week. and desire the company of Par
cuts generally who have childrcnd IN attendance.
We hope that all Parents who feel an interest
In the cause of Eduction VIII avail themselves 81
the invitation, ana encourage scholars and teach
ers with their presence The School Board. a
vel as teachers. are DONG all in their power 10
advance the good cause, aud Parents are called
upon TO encourage the efforts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

~ CToTEN from the Subscriber on Thursday
% > morning y, the s.i I'm II inst. BAY MtRE,
1911 coed flesh said was last seen near T1el-
ton. Sank county, saIe morning ridden b. an IN
known Young man about 70 old. with black Va
Use, travelling eastward.
The person supposed have taken The Mare j. about
- years CID fair hair heavy eyebrows and goes v the
81 Dennis Csrrol.
The above reward viii be paid for the recovery Of the
property.
q. o'EEH.
Linden, juneau Co. Wis June 70, 1883. MS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

In the matter Of the estate Of CHARLES deceased
~ admin ~JratpT 50! said estate. setting forth that
urSoual estate haas come into his hands, the amount
debts outstanding against said deceased. and descrip
tjpu OF ala the real estate of which said deceased air
seized and the condition and value of the respective
portions thereof, and paying that license be to him
granted tn sell the whole Of said real esratet -
dercd that all interested in said estate appear
before the Judge this Court the 7th dty July
ensuing. Al the Court House a The city OF Mineral
Point ia said county thCn and there show &c
any there BE-, vhv license should not be granted 10 I
administrator sell said real estate according 10 the
prayer ui siJ petition and IL Is further ordered that
copy of s order shall be published for four successive
weeks, prior 60 slid day Of OF hearing, in the Mineral
Point Tribune. weekly newspaper published at The
city If Mineral Point, ia said county Dated June the
Pa. ISIS.
tvs /. u. STEONG. COUNTY, Indse.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY.-By reference
10 the advertisement in another column, oul
readers viii see that Mn II. ADN has opened
new Picture Gallery ia the room below the Tn
bune Office, in Thomas Block His specimens
are of superior quality, to which invite the
attention of our readers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29

SrIuL CoNING.-Thomas Davey continues to
receive additions to his Jewelry, etc. Among
his late arrivals we notice fine assortment Of
Gold and Silver bowed Spectaoles Tor all ages,
Plated, German Silver, and pure Silver spoons.
etc Call and see them