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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27
a Blacks Introduction to White Mans
Liberty.

A letter from member of Company X, FRS
Iowa Cavalry, relates how fugitive slave was
introduced to freedom His master appeared
at Camp Benton, st. Louis, to recover him
When he was ordered of by a Corporal of the
Iowa Cuvelry. So soon as he was gone the
negro appeared from under bundle OF sacks in
one corner of The CorporaI's quarters. The rest
is thus told by the letter writer:
"lnnomcrable questions were being PROFOUND.
ed 10 him, when the corporal advanced, obscrv
ing, See here, Dixie, before you can enter the
service Of the United States, you must be sworn
Yes, ma>sa, do dat he replied when the cor.
poraI continued, well, thea, take hold Of the
Bibe'-holding out letter envelope upon which
was dclineated the goddess ofiberty standing
upon Suffolk pig, wearing the emblem Of our
country The negro grasped the envelope eau
tlousy with his thumb and fore finger, when
the corporal proceeded to administer the oath
By saying You do soemnly swear that Won
will support the Constitution ofthe United States,
aud see that there are no grounds floating upon
the coft e, at all times Yes massa. do dat
he replied / alters settles him in dc coffee not.
Here he let 60 Of the envelope 10 gesiculate by
ii downward thrust of his forefinger, the direc.
ZION that would be given to the coffee grounds
for the future, Never mind how you do it.
shOured the corporal, but hold on the Bible.
'Lordy, massa forgot said the negro, as he
darted forward and grasped the envelope with a
tirmer clutch, when the corporal continued
'and you do solemnly swear that you will SUP
port the Constitution of all the loyal States, and
not spit upon the plates when cleaning them, or
wipe them with your shir, sleeve
Here frown lowered upon the brow of the
negro, his eyes expanded to their largest dimen-
sions, while his lips protruded with round
form. as he exclaimed 'Lordy. massa, | ncber
do dat. alers washes him nice. Ole misses
mighty ticler bout dali Never mind ole mis-
-e,, shoute the corporal, as he resumed and
you do solemnly swear that you will put milk
in the coffee every morning, and see that the
ham and eggs are not cooked too much or too
little Yes l do dat; Is good cook :; and
lastly continued the corporal. you do solemnly
swear that when this war is over, you'll make
tracks for Africa almighty fast 'Yos. massa
do dat | alers wanted 10 60 to Uhee-cargo
Here the regimeutal drums heat up the dress
parade when Tom Benton (that being his name)
was declared duly sworn in and commissioned
as chief cook IN Company X, OF the First Iowa
Cavalry
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

WHAT RESTORATION or THE UNION MEANS
The Washington Star, IN an article which il
evidently published by authority, says that "thc
end and aim of all Gen. McClellan's military
combinations is the restoration of the Union
Just as it existed before the rebellion"
Does thls mean with Jeff. Davis, SIidell, and
Mason aud Breckenridge, III the Senate ana
with Floyd and Thompson as members Of the
Cabinet, and all the blessings Of Pro-SIavery
domination Of which they were but the expo
ucnts New York Tribune.
Certainly not 1t means u restoration of the
Union under the Constitution, with Davis &
Co., in exile or IN prison. their estates conisca-
ted, the rcvolted States under loyal admins
traton, The main body Of their citizens protect
ed in return to allegiance hy general amne>-
ties, the slavery question, which twenty States
have already ex,ugn-hcd or forbidden. to be
lett to be disposed Of in the remainder by local
laws.
That Constitution and Government under
whi,h for eighty years the Republic expanded
aud flnuri>hed is good enough for US, and good
enough for Greeley. 1t is the only one the
American people have ever shown approval Of
aud that approval is more nearly unanimous,
and more warm aud unqualified, than any ma.
ton ever rendered to its Government. The
fanatics, who are attempting to destroy the on.
ly truly Peoples Government in the world. are
traitors, and enewics Of Republican institutions.
albany Atlas and Argus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

PATRIOTISM IN SMALL WAY.-We re-
Gently have had few copies Of the Age returned
by subscribers. We don't care anything about
that, as long as we get new ones and good ones
to fill their places on our book ; but we do care
abou, what they are owing us. All but one
or two owe US, and some for two years. We
do not wish to furnish the Age to any one I'M
less he sht or ii wishes it, and intend to pay
for it some time But to owe for the paper,
and then return it, is too pititiful in small
way. No one has The right TO discontinue his
paper until oil Arrears are paid. Then he has
n right to DO so. We have di continued some
and shall present them with their bills for pay
ment. and We hope they will be as ready to pay
as they were to return their paper without pay.
ment We are aware that the times are ex
tremely hard, and we have Been extremely for.
bearing in the way Of making collections, but
in the future We must be more prompt, and we
do hope that our subscribers. those in Arrears
will remit to us Us soon as they can. If it is
only portion of their Indebtedness.
does not apply to those we have special con-
tract with for the Age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

The Standard man, in his last week. issue
publishes McC'cllan's Drcam,-in a "eader'
he tells his readers not to take any "stock" in
it that it was fiction and in another editorial
item he said he was sorry he had no more room
for lengthier report Of the capture of Fort
Donelson. A few weeks ago he undertook to
publish story from the Atlantic Monthly
entitled Glove and Skates" but the proprie,ors
objected, and brother Grcenc's tale, like Uncle
Ben's fiddle "g in eout in the middle This is
editing paper with II vengeance. We pity the
reader, aud would advise him to procure pair
of green(e) glasses Immediately, because read.
ing such visions and editorials are not preven-
,ivcs against that dreadful malady. sore eyes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27
WOODSTOCK, VT

LEGAL TENDER-Thc Treasury Notes are
meeting with considerable opposition from all
ouartes as "war measure Taxation is to
be the order of the day for the next sixty or
seventy wears or more ; and the necessity Of
Shocking around at the ways and means begins
10 be seen and felt. Heavy taxes must be laid,
or the public credit will be ruined. Forcing
rship plasters" upon the people, that Congress
can repudiate at any time, after the coupons
will have reached the prncipa', S net the way
to sustain the credit of government A debt
that has got to be paid sometime, We can't see
but what it is just as sell commence now as
any time, and it will save the country from
being deluged with worthless paper, which
would prove detrimental to the interests Of
"workingmen." Mr. Morrill,. from this State
in speech delivered in the House lateley. said
III this paper money is ia war measure"
it is not waged against the enemy. hut one that
may well make him grin with delight. would
as soon provide Chinese wooden guns for the
Army as paper money alone for the Treasury"
The "Con.inental Money" of the revolution
airy era, began at the trivial sum..Ot 50 600 COO.
OF course it was then current at par. But the
amount was increased by subsequent issues to
S3,OOO,000; and it was made legal tender.
1t deprecated Notwithstanding and finally ii
became utterly worthless.
tn0 0nn 0nOc
Of paper money called "Assignats," in April,
100. In August, that sum was treJled. And
finally forty thousand millions of frances We're
issued These "Assignats" we're never re-
deemed.
Let us keep such facts steadily before US
They are certainly qnite relevant at this time.
We have not much faith in Government coupons
for illegal tender"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

CAMP PHOTOGRAPHS Some Of the most pic
turesque scenes imaginable, we'll worthy O. the
highest efforts Of art, are presented among the
camps Of the army Of the Potomac. Lnrkin G..
Mead. jun, the young Vermont sculptor, who
executed so credtably commission from his
native State for colossal statute of Ethan Al
len, has placed upon our table several photo
graphs ot the lights and shadows Of cnWp-llfe.
The snbirc, is worthy of still further attention.
- Washington Republican.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

Washington's birth day was observed here
last Saturday in becoming manner. Guns
were fired, the Stars and Stripes were flung to
the breeze, and his Farewell Address was read
at the Town Hall, by Judge Barrett, to large
audience Some who had not watched the
"buletin-hoards" closely supposed it was in
honor Of jeff Davis Inauguration as President
of the Southern Confederacy for six year,,
which occurred on the same. day, as "celebrat-
lug Wasbngton's birth day was something
new Tin these parts
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

ga GIFT SENT FROM GoD."-Mr. Wilson
Higgins of Jamaica buried an infant son, the
first day OF Febuary, which left him without an
heir. On Thursday morning the Orb inst. Mr..
Higgins vas aroused from his sumbers by a
Ioud 'knocking at his door," when he heard a
horse and sleigh as if in the act Of turning
around. He went TO the door as soon as posi-
BILE hut saw neither man, horse nor sleigh, but
on the door step was a small bundle carefully
done up which he carried into the house. Up.
on examination h. found mucn to his surprise,
4 Hrins intaM hey evidently no, more than
twenty four hours old, warmly enwrappcd in
flannel folds and sleeping swccty therein
EncIosed in ~ envelope there were two Jewels
~ his companions first fvedolur bill, and
second. note bearing these expressive words :
"A Gift Sent from God" Surely the ways OF
our great AL Father are wonlrous and wise,
and ns is the case with hose Of some parents
ARE past finding out" the child, We learn, Is
'rnaeIly cared for by Mrs H., the receuly be-
rea,ed mother,-Phenir.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

Among the incidents of the storm OF Jan. %,
it is stated that while Daniel Stncker and his
son were breaking out u road near their house
in Jamacia young Stocker start, d over hill in
ing Tie hill back, when a large quantity OF snow
slid from above and completely buried hun -
Mr.. Stocker seeing his son didn't come back,
ven, to look for him, and noticing the slide
went to work with his shovel and succeeded in
digging his son out, unhnrt though well squeez-
ed by the weight of snow, after burial OF more
Than an hour Free Prose-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

There is nothing Of much Importance from
the seat of war this week, only everything sur.
renders at the approach of the Fedras. can
quite along the Potomac" The latest report
is, that Nashville had surrendered, and that the
army Of the Lord was "marching on The
indications Of grand advance on the Potomac
are accommodating and strepghing daily. The
Iebelon is "squcched.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

DurY OF DEMoCRArs-Th Democratic party
aave great duty TO perform in this the OF
pcIil, Of frauds upon The government, and Of
grevous burthens in the way Of taxation. and
that duty is to ard, with all their influence, in
putting an end TO the rebellion, in making the
taxes AS light as possible whilst sustaining the
public honor and credit IN bringing back pros
perlty to the great industrial interests of the
North, and in preserving the great boon of
Liberty, handed down to u, by our patriotic
fathers the CONSTITUTION of the United States
GU which the Republic rests B. F. Argus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

FlRE.-The dwelling house of Mr. Seth
Sweet, cf SALISBURY, was burned to the ground
on Tuesday night last The fire broke out at
about half rast nine and 50 rapidly did it con-
sumo that nothing was saved in the house, ex-
cept the inmates. who had retired, and it was
with great difficulty that they were got out.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

The work of reorgauzing the War Depart
ment is being thoroughly III ctcd, under the
energetic administration Of Secretary Stanton
and his assistants. Yesterday number of
clerks was notified, not only that their services
were no longer needed, but they were prohibit.
ed from even visiting the department An ex
animation into the affairs of the department re-
veals the tact that bushes. has been heretofore
very loosely conducted, and that the heads of
the department corld ard'y have been cognizrnt
Of abuses prac,iced by subord,nates - Tie
World.
Is it possible that these statements IRE true -?
That such a state of things was existing in the
Department while the late Secretary of War
was patroically giving his services to the coun-
try against his own personal predictions p
That white he was anxiousIy waiting for a
chance to leave the Cabinet but was detained
because nobody else could fill his pace, these
abuses transpired and there was general loose
ness? Who believes this? What a martyr the
patriotic Cameron was. And his son, too was
Just like the father He served his country and
made million dollars out Of it, Burlington
Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

Among the corpora,ors named in a bill which
has been introduced in Congress to charter a
company for street railroad through Pennsyl-
vana Avenue in Washington. are D. q. Inns;
ley Of Windsor, and William 3. Hatch, sou oil
Dr., n, Hatch Of Burlington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

TIE CONrRADANDs.-.'on Considering those Port
Royal contrabands, and what TO do with them.
the ". Y. Express suggests THAT FIVE hund.
red be sent to Potsdam, N. Y thousand to
the most Abolition infected districts of Mass
achusetts a thousand to Maine, thousand to
New Hampshire the number to be increased as
the contrabands increase at Port Royal Yer
mont, though on Abolition State, ought to be
exempted. as she has always been very sensible
in her Abolilionisn. Connecticut, the back
counties, however, ought to have thousand
settled among them. The best way in the
world to cure Abolitonsm is to bring home
the African to the Aboitionists door"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

A correspondent writing from Cairo, on the
10th inst, says that on Sunday following the
capture Of Fort Henry, the congregation of the
Presbyterian church in Cairo was disappointed
by the non-appearance of the pastor After
waiting half an hour for his arrival, Commodore
Foote was induced to conduct the service. He
seemed to be as much at home in the pulpit as
he was on the Cincinnati duridg the lombard.
ment, for he extcmporized an excellent, prac,ic-
al discourse from the text "Let not your hearts
DO troubled; ye believe in God, believe also
10 me-"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

A Mrs. Stockwell OF Nottingham. between
50 aud 90 years Of age, was burned to death a
few days since, by her hes taking fire. Her
aged husband tried desperately but vainly to
save her life,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

9TH and 9th Regiments will probably leave
for Ship Island next week,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

WHAT THE FoREIGN MINISTERS THINK OF THE
REBELLIoN.-The New York Post of last even.
ing says:
I'VE have it from good authority that Mr.
lIlseman, the minister from Austria to this
country, has stated that every one of the foreign
representatives at Washington had come to the
conclusion that the days of the rebellion we're
numbered, and that the power of the Federal
Government would be soon re.esabshed in all
the now seeded States aud, moreover, thai,
the foreign ministers had sent dispatches to
their respective governments to this effect"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-02-27

The N. Y. World quotes the following words
from the Articles of War
"Whoever shall be convicted Of holding cor
rcspondence with or giving intelligence to the
enemy, either directly or indirectly, shall SUI
fer DEATH"
lfthis were enforced every editor in New
osk would be in bis grave within week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
5taticnern ano farm Gooos.
.. rayHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIE
Tge GOLD PFN-THE Fest OF ALL PENS

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of The following sums ~ ' q, o.
IS directed Gold Pen Or Pens selecting ' same "e0y
"He'e'''''0"a GOLD SI PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 25 cens the Marie Pen for 81 cents. inc tneJy
50 the Automatically reui for 70 cents the fsa'
Pen: and for : /. the Excelsior Pea
The sizes arc Nos. 2. 3. =. ) ando
THE SANE PrTs N slLvER-PLhTEo EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 30 c.ns the Magic PEN for 20 cents The Luckv Pen
for 81 the eady Pen; for s 2j the Eiefan Pen
snd for IS So TIE Excelsior Pen. These welinished
,ooi writing Cold Pens with Idosuin Points the average
wear every OF which Will lar ol;t gross OF the De-
The ns.ne AZ Mortou,' "Nunber," and Quality" ara
stamped the following Pens and tire Points warrant
for six months except sgainst accident Ing Numbers inn
cate size oaip No being tie smallest No the largss'.
sdsped pocket; No the smallest, and No 10 snc
lse. Mammoth Gold Pen for The desk Long and meSia@
AID msde only Of first quality The cnsravinss are lac sim
lies Of the sizes and stiles
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
70! Is cen,s No. Pen lot quality, or Nos Pen. 81
For s. .No Pen lot quality ora No. sp,n "a quality.
For 81 Is sNo $Pcs quality sNo. 4Pep "a q'-li
For ii So No Pen ii quality, No. PEN quail
IT, q No. 9 Pen, Sd quality. 49, En-, ALL.
For IS No. Pea, st quality, 10. Pen, 20 quality
Tor 81 p. no. Pm. LIST quality.
THE SAME GOLD rENs IN SILVER EXTENSION
GASES. WITH PENCILS
For = ~ sNo Pen lst ouai,y or No Pen odgua''y
Fox - - No. Pen l.. quality, ofaN0 Fem 9dq'ai
~ or No. Pen, % quality.
For So No. PEN ist quality. or No Pen "a quality
For "a 50 30. Pen. Is. quality, orsNos Pen, 2dQa.li
fOi 4 No. Pea 1T quality, No. sPen I'd quality.
For ~ 81 No Pen. let quality. - .o..,,,
GOLD PENS sLLiuQUAL!Il ,lNSiLVfK-MOONiEu
DESk-NOLDfRS
For So No. rem; rOr - ayo. 3Pen; Tor 81 13A
No. Pen; FOR 80 90 = No. Pen
For s4a No Penn for S. 40. sPen, and for SO 70.
l0Pen.
The st Quality" poin with the best Iridosms
Points carefully selected and none Of m, quality aye .i
with tie ssbtest mperieoon which skill and the eloSH
scrutiny detect
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens msdo by hm
previous 10 the yesr 1850.
The "a Qnsyp hs intends tho eqra in respec; 20 Du-
Tsbity Elasticity and Good Writing Qos,ies (tc only .fu-
consi3era.ionsl az; Gold Pens made elsewhere.
regard the Cheap God Pens he bogs e.ve 70 that
pre- operating BIZ New aud Patented Machines a.
could hsye made Good Writing aud Durable Pens. sf
the price. had The Gold been furnished saiuitogsly.
PIriies ordefug must al usfInoo fpseJg he " Nun
Der" and QUALITY" u me Pen, van'ed end b. particular
d,cr,be ne kind IF Pens they prcteT-rheiaef G or
iiJrbcT. c9GrsS or fine.
e.. For sale By all dealers in the line throughout he
country. o,,,..
10. = MAilen Lane. Eeyg-Y ok
sending single letter posaup III receive sr-
culsr with The rrgrayu.s above referred 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
proposals.
Oyuos o. AsmsrAHr COxnIssARy.GKSKRAL
OF SuBsIsrRsCB, No. STATE STREET..
NHw. YORK Luna la62

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A MY SUPPLIEs.-PROPOSALS win be
ofthe United States Army SUBSISTENCE T0REs TO be
delivered in New.Yo or Brooklyn ss fol .sws viz;
S' sss .. s ssssas
climate Tho barrels to DO fl head lined with green
eco gallons Of DOube nec,iaed WHISKY, to be fun
fire. proof according to ne United States CastolHouss
standard, sampe OF ehch be examined at TINS once
Barrels BE c goo seasoned white oak slaves and Leads
70 HAYS twsve God strong iron hope heeas sno
iron hoops psded. Returns required hom H. s. w.
1000 pound, fret quality DRIED APPLES, in strong
"t 500 pound, Err. quality DRIED PEACHES, in strong
Bidi, ,sn .,as IN their prspo'Gls The earliest time az
trhfcl. tssiy delireyes be made. .,oo,, ~
different articles nrst on separate shee Vi
accompany proposals the boxes CONTAIN
ing them be carefully labeled On the alae ,r,,cm.n
| Each bid mus. have printed copy 81 tDis ta
posted at its head be specific IN complying Pec
" with all the Each bad to have & az
cct lu the written guaranty OF two respoa ioie A "
the undersigned hereby guarantee ths 'hoia en-; %
any mart Of the above bid be accepted u shah 90 u"
according s true porporL and c0nalI!oh
Proposals must be indorsed, "Propoaes ioT
store5." r ans. .,,,cle
The seller name psce Of business with GATE Oh Pho"a''
ia required on each packsgc Of every article. ,,,,
All the stores will 10 carefully inspected zero teiI
livery and compared with the retsined .anipes'
weights signed by professional rnohs "e's"e' '
nisle,i whenever required n, -, r ,,;.,v and
The Flour will be inspected at the date OF delivery Sno
compared with the retained samples ~ henIy "a. Ali
Pretident association Flour Inspectors "Ho'e "
Cen,ractor, arc expected hold their sood' without eI
pcne 10 the United States Un;il required for shipment
Proposers whose bds not accepted are requested 70
,end for their samples Monday, the eh Of Jape;
n.ut.C oonel and A. 4. q. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
NAyY DEPARTMENT, June 4, 1852
PROPOSALS FOR GUNBOATS.-The Navy


DEPARTMENT y until tho 2Ji day Of june l0tl receive
PROPOSITIONS for the construction end complete efnpnen
ed side wheel gaboss rudder at each end lore
aft schooner rgged the load drs Of which not 20 es
coed six feet aud the speed to be not ess than thirteen Knots
for ten Ia smooth water when l9Sed carry
Ing coal for ve days consumption at thtt speed The engines
TO be spg. and either BEAM habeanf inclined tho
wheels to be overhnc and the guards to Dc mace as 'h0
fore-aDd SIT as practicable. ,
Tho vessel 70 be built OF the bst materials to be ron
str.pp.d copper but boed and sbeibed with t"enyfoui
onnre yellow metal the bulw aks be rife proof and o.
plated iron The armament TO be pivot gun 81 each enc
,hng ,ix Thousand pounds each, GId ioai Hpouhde'
h3wiiLcTs Va broadside . 80,
The vessel delivered a, the within -four
mon h Of date Of contract ccm?e'e II every epect of
naval cruising cod ready for her officers aud crew excluding
only tho Armament ordnance stores, fuel Tor nschntry pro
visics and anchors and cables To he hiee and snpped IN
accorisnce with naval ussg and the terms and condition.
those usual IL naval contracts.
Parties proposing will pesen. their own p.ns ,pecihca
tons and models The pce stated must ucuae the yessc
with ahnery anu equipments complete as above spccined
no proportion will be couside I'd uness from pttos scu
ally engaged IN the construction OF vessels and machinery
Juu. o. cav 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

a LOTS for SALE at ELIZABETIIPORT.- The City of
Eizabethpon n j. Is u milcs from New.York STEAMBOATS,
make i've trips daily each way from Pier No North River
ARE 10 cens also hourly communication by railroad Tie
place supplied with water and gas and lumber IRON and
coal can DO brought there cheaper than any other place
Newly thus Offering grost Inducements to manufacturers
Population over 5000 les 2arO0 feet can be bought o US
Sl3 to @o each on the following terms; as cash at the
time OF purchase and 10 per month $50 per year For
esne not nsturnlnsd hold and convey rsa estate In
New Jersey Apply to y. II. KELLOGG No 1879 PepIl At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

4 AIDES STATIONERY.-Just received pr
steamer All the late patterns Of Note aud Letter PT-T
now IN vogue 10 Psrs
All he articles stationery kept continuity on hand
GOLD PENS Of the best ma uiacturcfs.
WEDDING aud VISITING CARDS engraved BY the best
stls's.
d. APPLETON Co, Boot.elers and stationer,
Nos. 443 aud as Broadway