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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

All blanks, above, requiring both sides be
printed, shall be paid for by adding the price bid by
the contractor for printing one .sde s. per cent.
but this addition will not apply to blank books with
ruling and printing both pages Of each leaf In
any labor in the line Of printing or binding performed
any materials furnished, under provisions of law
in the foregoing list the regular trade prices for such
labor materials to be taken the maximum pr
therefor, subject to the per centum of deduc
ton therefrom as from the maximum prices specially
am Tod
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

STATE OF WISCONSIN, s. --~---------
- Judge (or clerk, as the case may he > of the
Court IA and for said county, do hereby certify under
the sanction of my official oath. that l am personally
acquainted with --, and --, who have exc
cuted the guarantee hereunto annexed and that know
them TO be men Of property, and able to make good
such guaranty
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of
NJ said Court to be hereto affixed this =
Il. 5 day Of -, \. d. lS62. A. b
Judge (or Clerk &C
No hid unaccompanied by the required guaranty and
certificate there.o win be considered by the Commits
siouerS of Printing
Proposal 70 be inclosed with guaranty and certificate
sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Printing and de-
livered mailed to the " Secretary state Madison
Wisconsin, in whose charge they wiz remain until the
10th day in August next. AT IL Vi. o'clock of said dav
the bids viii be publicly opened. aud the contract awa
ded by the Commissioners for letting contracts for pub
lie printing.
The person or persons whose bid shall he accented
viii be required within 100 days after the award Of
the contract to make and into an obligation with
good and sufficient sureties in the sum Of thirty fbou
sand dollars SS eool to perform the services REQUIRED
forth IN thiS advertisement and according to law
The contract VIII require that all orders printing Din
the kngish lallgua-e,) binding or materials made
through the Secretary Of State be executed PROMPTLY.
and all printing uired by general statute be connie
ted and delivered within the time required by the
ute directing such printing There viii he axn-essix r.
served in the contract the right of the Legislature to
alter repeal amend any law now in force r ,7cb
may hereafter ba enacted directing any particular in
or quantity Of printing; end the contract will distinctly,
SCI forth that il does give to the contractor a ~
terest in control over the publication Of Inc - =;
newspaper a. me capitol or Ct any official notice ad
verseent or communication of any kind directed bv
chapter 24o Of the General Laws of 1862 70 be hhd
in the . Official State Paper therein named
Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, this 4th dag June
D. 1852.
EDWARD SALoMoN Governor.
JAMES G LEWIS, Secretary Of State
JAMES IL. HOWE, Attorney Gere-al
Board of Commissioners for letting Contracts
}23-6x.l for the Public Printing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

II ADVANCE. TO get the Tax List
published in tine 10 come within the law
requiring four weeks notice prior 70 the
first Monday in September next, we antic-
ipate cur publication day this week, and
issue our paper on Monday instead of
Wednesday To DO SO we are compelled
% 20 to press with hut Il small amount Of
reading mater.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

TnE HARVEST in this County
have been busy during the past week IN
securing what there is Of the wheat crop.
The bug has destroyed the large portion
Of the crop, yet We are inclined to believe
thut there will be more than sufficient for
bread for tho County. Some pieces are
reported sufficient for yield of thirty
bushels 70 the acre, though such instan-
ces viii probably be rare, while very many
VIII not get FIVE bushels to the acre
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

The prices per qure named in the foregoing list for
blanks and blank books, of the various sizes paper
and STYLES Of binding be taken full compensa
ton therefor, ana 20 include composition printing,
binding etc, may be required. Twenty four full
sheets of the kind Of paper ordered viii be demanded
for quire, without regard to the number of blanks
the sheet And in respect to all the work he done
and materials to he furnished, the specifications rules
for computation, direction, and all and singular the
provisions of chapter 80 of the laws of 1859 entitled
Aforesaid, VIII be considered entering into and
controlling any contract to be made for the State print
ing, and all bills for work materials must be made
out, fled audited and paid in strict conformity with the
provisions of said Reference is therefore, paric
uary made to said chapter 313 for such further nof
nation may be desired; copies OF which viii be fur
nshed application to the Secretary Of State.
The style os wOr. and quail OF materials furnished
equal the specimens file in the Office of the
Secretary OF State which specimens, properly labeled
kept for the inspection of bidders and by law
made the standard crera 'for the style in which the
work shall be done, well for the quality of uaer-
ais to be furnished by the contractor
The ''pasteboard binding" viii be construed
pasteboard sides covered with colored paper with
sheep back and corners and gilt title and the year in
figures in printers ink, tie back of the volume
Bids must be substantially after the following
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
Fortress Monroe. Aug.

The y. Y. Times James river army
correspondence, dated July 3 st, say that
two suspicious rebel crafts, probably the
new NefriDaac and Tonnq Ame1.ica, cast
anchor yesterday noon off Turkey Bend.
Several of our gunboats were sent imme-
diately sent to that vicinity, the Monitor
making reconnaissance, after which the
gunboat fleet, including the Galena Non
itor and others, was ordered in line Of
battle off Lighthouse Point
p m.--The position of the fleet is I'M
changed. The rebel rams are still off Tur-
KEY Bend.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
Headquerters ArIny Of the potomac. Augnst ;.

Six hundred troops crossed the river
yesterday evening, for the purpose of de-
stroying hoIses and woods on the opposite
shore, which had afforded protection 20
the rebels. Everything IN the shape of
dwellings was burned This was the point
where the rebels shelled our shipping and
encampment
The affair was successfully accomplish
ed without the loss of a man.
The gunboats this afternoon are engaged
in Smelling the shore and houses down the
river.
Five men were killed by the enemy's
shells, night before last, and two were
wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

~ We have made the above REDUCTION N PR
CES with the two-fod view of benetting the public and
ourselves The public have been swindIed by spurious
machines made in imitation ours The metal in them
from te iron casting to the smallest piece Of poor
quality Their makers have the means to do their
work we'll They are hid away in secret places where
1t would be impossible 10 have 1t ther command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing
great business, and having extensive manufacturing
Adjustments, that good machines be made at mode
rate prices The best designed machines BADLY
MADE, always liable get out of order and are
sure to cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
The qualities to he looked for in n Machine are =
ceTfa!aty 0f correct action at all rates of speed,
s'aDStcttH oT constructions great d1trobility, and
Fnf1tdsty cf 0pef0t10R, 2cith tie {etSt isbo5' Ma
chimes TO combine these essential qualities
of the best n1ets,t and Finished J,egJection We
have the ways and means, grand scale do this
The purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread it
may concern will find that those having the above quail
tes not only work well at ItDid well si01o
of speed but last tong in the finest possible working
order. Our machines H1de 6y as will earn more
money with Tess tGb0 than any others whether
taon Of not. In fact they ARE cheaper than
any other Machines as gift
- LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. -sas
L. 81. FINGER ~ CO.,
z3S Broadway, New York.
- Milwaukee Office, II, Newhali House.-vt5-n15.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
Rock River Insurance COMPANY.

~ Wisconsin
Not over s. 900 insured in risk, or in a circle
OF eight rods
DIREcroRs.-John Barnes, o. Perkins, J. J.
Bushnell. J. C. Maxwell, NJ A. SortL;op c. p Whit
ford. F. n. Clark A. B. Carpenter, Z. L. Currier,
C 8. WhitIord. Allen Gibson.
oFFIcERs.-C. B. Whitford, Secretary J. J. Bush
nell, TreaAarer J. Barnes President. NJ A Northrop,
Vice FRESHEST c. P Whitford. 6 eneral Agent
FRANK J. ROWE Agent
Mineral Point. WISCONSIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
FORM OF BID

Cor WEI - of - in the state Of --- do
hereby propose do Madison Wisconsin, all print
ing Except the advertising au publication of the laws
directed by chapter 240 of the laws of 1860 be
in the ''oicl paper therein esgnated) all
binding and to furnish all materials 'authorized or
bred by the Legislature for its use, for the of
the state in all the several depar thereof inclu
ding ali blanks blank books circulars and every other
kind of printing binding for the office of the Exect-
tive School Land Commissioners, Secretary of State,
Treasurer, Attorney General Bank Comptroller, Super
intendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court Militia
~, well every other department Of state in any
manner pertaining to them, any of them and all
printing of whatsoever kind desert ion which the
state may be liable to pay according to the specift
tios directions, rules of computation conditions
requirements of chapter 80 of the Laws of 1860
of other existing statutes of the state of Wisconsin
respect public printingthe style of quail
of materials be equal the specimens exhibited
by the Secretary of State standard criteri
to such style and quality, for per dis
from the maximum prices established by chapter
SO herenbefore cited. Such per discount to
be uniform every item of work material
Dated at -- this -- day Of --A D.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
L. S. B II r TON.
Is Agent at Mineral Point for the obove Instru-
mentS, of whom they be purchased
at Manufacturers Prices thus
saving the freight TO
the purchaser.
EslE1 MANHOOD:
vssssA.sAxY How Lost How Restored

Just Published, ia Sealed Ea0e5ope. Price cts.
: Lecture on The Nature. Treatment and Il adj
cal cure of Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility and Inlpediuaents
TO Marriage generally, Nervousness Consumption Ep
epsy and Fits Mental and Physical Iacapacity result
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D.. Author Of the Green Boot. dc.
The world renowned author in his admirable lecture
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences saifahuse may be eectually removed
without medicine and without dangerous Surgical OPP
erations bougies instruments, rings, corials point
ing mode OF cure certain and eectual By
which every sufferer matter what his condition may
be may himself ohesply, privately, aud radically
This lecture Will prove boon to thousands and thou
sands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address,
the receipt of six cents or TIVE postage stamps, by
addressing Dr. CHAS- J. c. KLINE
127 BoweTy New York, Post Office Box, 45so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
FORM OF GUARANTY.

Every bid must be accompanied by a written guar
anty, signed by two or more responsible persons to
the effect Of and substantially following this
FORM OF Guaranty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

We of - and ---- of -- the
Of Wisconsin, do hereby undertake and bind our
selves, our heirs, administrators an assigns in
penal of five thousand dollars, that -- bid
state Of Wisconsin, and furnish materials therefor as
set forth in the annexed bid, will, in case bid be
accepted, enter into obligation, within DAYS from
the time of the accordance Of said bid with good aud
sufficient sreties required be law perform the
service required set forth in said bid according
the requirements of chapter 3l5 of the general laws
of 1860.
Witness hands and seals, affixed at - state
aforesaid, this - day of -, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

Each guaranty must be accompanied by the certifi-
Of of record clerk of such court certi-
fying under his oath Office and Of his own knovl-
edge, 10 the ability of the guarantors
FORM OF CERTIFICATE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04
A GREAT many persons in this and
THIS is my first appearance in the ad

4 vertislng columns Of u newspaper and sincerely
nope the plain truth set forth viii attract the eyes
those suffering. so far TO give my Powders triad
iher goOd eyectS VIII then show their worth aud it
VIII require advertising thereafter ensure them rs
my patients in the treatment Of their delicate COM
plants for the future 4 simple tiIl arW coRgiRes
~ M0A-lalleEaL OF fLaiE lEeAt ci1i.l.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

Is the bes Machine in World for Family Sewing and
Light Manufacturing Purposes Price with Hem
ner, and beautifully ornanented $50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-04

JAMES IL. HOWE, Attorney Gtreral
Board Of Commissioners for letting Contracts
l236w for the Public Printing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-14

Tie Aya Orleans lapers annoance Tic
arf nac 81 ghe ea lotm % Baseal g
Gn. l's,lgv and Is. evraaand.
Three csreors a ses i.lanl caiioa lave
leta sfi lnm sd. Carolina ihas q -
Isl te tuo y pbrli laye been re-
e4t.d 10 Nes Xogk a8d ono ie ptiaiei.
Fha
TheH 81 uumbers IL Union men, rel
tpa. southern States. u 4 aloal
Ma eAag mpoEmeai aDilat.
t ills F in ma.i cl Ties ufe
81 uaarn. ard men 81 caIsr aal
mlaemc. sne y tltm my hat rise
Union fses phsh hsse sen haalai ouB
81 Safauaah were o destroyed aul wiiI
make G.eir app arsnse aioa sae ar 81
fitai of i i ! Isl 'osrc.
Ii hos ieeu foFoi s. Fo.lemaa
fiom 6axcsioe. Tcka tH epai hiss
tetn uaep0 tel fleoneA TIE e&'r-mr
eoul ra S,acs "a HgW b.. anl fom
lheHcs hipel a. N@maas 10 hesro.
h t. fsrhrr stated tlai ibe il Mcxisan
sat las leeu mad n Eoyih ~ Itary
AMI a,M station. II q, Gre Britain
coul vahaut aspatenfly infringing an
tlip ioetaae olnia all lhc cotton sAe
ni ht want rosa lhr Soaih.
Tbrtaslof Col hrrrieAa, for treason.
is drawing To- close. and 4 i sail thal
e. h4. 1lc-e,ded b producing Testimony
establishing li. iuoccncr OF lle Charge
brought a4aia.t him.
Cen. scieels rra.ons for res'sning arc
SIS mruay liiat hc q not dane 4 bui
llHt W. Il rtally degraded tie troops
he lms missed iteu fun him. AID D.. hm
seif placed der men Of inferior ,aiaiy
aHA 40 experience.
There are ,mmom. o trouble IN Iniit.
Batteries a. ~ i'cry on thc poit 81 en-
barking for England had been dcia ed IN
BE g4l
4 challenge + said to lasc passed be-
tween Gen, Shi "a aud Senator MrDog-
gall. growing na; Of The assertion Of Nc
Dan.all {. a, Sbic,d, Has soces ioaisi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-14

IluSxEwELL's GEEVr RENEuIGs. Their char
aeicr sustained BY testimonials To which all are
invited 10 investigate. Their effect, which j. PR
iecily natural, sud their relations 10 disease, ~
strict aihetauce 10 laws of medicine
HaaaeUetfs Umrefml Cough Remedy, which
can have Ha superior ~ Al Lung, Throat aud
i.ruuchial Complaints, 10 actual Consumption.
llauneNeil's folu Anodyre. the great Natural
0piaic and Nenr,l-ic Remedy, which aiaps it
10 "a conplaiuis If the Boacls, aud Of Sptsmod-
e ssi Ners 90 ARE, 10 that chief 81 all causes
u di-ctse. lass II Sleep
tiaunewel.s Eceelic pills prepared to assist
ihc aork Of the lalu Anodyuein uses u IN lises-
,ion, base prorci mast petiec, substitute for
asrcuriais 20 dcs rucsiyr 10 the effect II Tive Ano-
dyne. For Bilious Complaints, Indigestion.
Worms in Children. auI al arrangement IL he
digestive organs they hlsr proved, by f,ir trial.
al that Is expee ei VI ihcm. aud will he sent free
until plans ( sale are completed Tie remedies
and their connection. is mure fully described 10
ihe pamphlets 70 be fand wilh dealers, q viii be
sent On demand without postage stamps. -
Prise. q each preparation within reach u ALL
SEE adfeF isemeni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-14

Designed asspccialass the ahoye-namel
preparations, vhen aggravated BY bHllasarss
81 iaHgett3a. aud the great substitute tgg al
.Bsfeufigi preparations
TIE Eeisefte Pills, without be common fatal
necessity q almost making mtsl q such, viii
III most clscs, hy tic Application Of single Plll,
produce All the requirements q sure, geatic,
aud reliable FAMILY pilYSIC.
Let me have your confidence 70 make trial q
tl,e ahoyc uamtd Remedies, rs the only sure tfi-
luaal ty which real character can be a'aiael,
ami NY declaration il that such confidence win
not lie misplaced. The greater justice Is 70 pro-
cure and read the descriptive Pamphlets 70 be
ouud with al dealers, or N be sent free, by
JOHN Il HUSNEwELt, Proprietor.
P,ae ical Chemist and phaunaoeu,sl. Boston Ms.
10 whom please address al communications.
Prices within reach u all,
Fac-Simile Of signature over cork o. genuine only
Sod u the EQUINOX DRUG STORE, Alauch.
ester, and by }. I. sHURrbEFE S CO., Benz
uiuglou. II k0ON, North Bennington, and Drug
dats aud dealers everywhere. ly30
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ra,ssus sstsss. Ngs Ysst. Jas !. 1862
Harper's Magazine,
january. 1862.

0ef haa&ftf esd Forts Nambsn hafs tgen
s. aars s. maay sa,erssltc uaEtbs, q
&rfg Ne #afhff .Ngastaf. hen calii.
taiea iellee AZ uaaaatlu,el waA lhg general
ssape aua lessa g chs NassaEe ghe 4sm q!
"a fua shrrs iess fFuia Us 0glsc been iurnisb
Msec esg a8aFtcl " mcB tse wants gI tbs
gcst mass q fhe rra8Hg public 1aa design
hss hsta fepi steadily 10 eig. While ioras t-
81 afa femponFy esseara have treu tat trsaT
iacHel upea, lhc maih portion 8, the Magazine
aas oerA devoted ia sastests 81 general aui per.
mAneni Interest History aud Biography ifav-
e aad Altegtufr-- Novels. Tales, SkeieAes, aud
Fvgas- Esssyz and plsquisiiieat uqou neral and
ssgal themes. kate Constituted the maiu features
z tae Magazine. ], has bsrn tie special aim u
IT, Publishers 10 eskt the Magazine su cEpoucn,
f, 4 Amriictn LJie anl Ghaujgtef, hence they have
devoted much sptce y these anecdotes, lesis, aud
IectlG which pFescst the salient p1iuts q Amer-
lean VII ana llumar Every subject Ia which
-, Artist ali nj Jlie Wri,gr has beeu prcsJss-
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ask The confidence "a che pahU1 iH DO new anl
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MasASiu, while & 'sa L,.g ynrcsa ,at,Ned thcss
which base preeulel. s oagsei Il. sa earnest Of
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IEEMS One Copg iDf yoar, $500; I've
Copies Tor year, 50 % lar,e a. more COPIES
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aud Harp,r's We'kly," year, - o. .fal
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ct The postage is ThHty-six Cgasa year, q
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rceNed for subscriptions Our distant Friends
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IEMuEL nAwLEY.s EsrATE.

STATE or VERMONT, Alta Probate Court
Manchester District. - holden at Manches-
ter. 10 and f,r said District, on the 9th day OF
January, =. b. le62
Present. Hon. II X. Fowler. Judge.
The Administrator On the Estate Of
LemueF Hawley.
late of Arlington. ID said District, deceased, APP
piled 70 render Fusl account of bis adminisira-
tson.
whcreupou il was ordered that said account be
saaiig1 IL Probate Court. TO be holden at the
Probate 0ffise, 10 said Manchester, On the last
Wednesday " Jan. IL 2, and that ali persons in
tsfested il said Estate be notified thereof by pub
fishing copy q tie record Of tins order three
weeks successfully Ia the Manchester Journal,
printed Il Manchester, which shall be deemed
Sufficient notice 70 ai persons e appear and con-
test said application, II they see cause.
H. f. FOWLER, Judge
4 tras cory q record.
IS attest. u E. MSER. Rexis~r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-14

v VIZ sSfstf AEt'tkNts
4 MN gSsurllos Is Isor--lt viii be co.
served BY iAa sorte confidence below, t.ai Messrs
Br5aB i Str4tiou nl.l soon eslabiis Oue Of their
,vnurgsai college. ii tbs city. Sc believe 4
glli igi Is open " hem Teachers, ,titi a mos,
cxeri.ru, euc 10 our ypuag mei 40 learners -
.Nesss h yaH. Staio 5C0.;-
GEAfs ihe undersigned citizens 81 Troy, coH-
cyjte dat ihevst.b.lshmeat ii sac your CONNER
eid College. bgft, Ca thg plla observed ~ y9u
ia coudu@tug -auaAr Institutions ia New luIk,
Aiiauy anal bat,p, @uu.d ~ at anita eaus 10 a
large cliss ~ uut young aeu v ip coutemplAjeen-
gAgiut sounee ~ iatvt. $40 active business life
lie lrutAis % he secured 10 young mQn, from
thaiaueb instruction 70 branches which specially
pefitu tu tbe Ioaatus Room, anj ahieh may bs
said 70 constitute business nIn elueIton, are
% u, oh,ioGs
Should 500 conclude 90 establish Commercial
college ia luy, we doubt not oar follow eiizens
ell jea auh us 30 giving your enterprise ~nCh
support and encouragement rs may be 10 taer
poser. Yours Respectfully,
J " Warren j Go, George q Warren, Jr.
4 81 Vail & Sou. jvhu a GriswDli
J / fbouism Sen, y. Thomas val,
iie4Ht & Ca. George II. Cralner,
Robinson Church, S X STOW.
Cutetshsn, Graves ( Go, J / VanSehoonh0ycn
NAuseao,hoyen 4 20, J Kello (,
Fuller. Warren Go, FiaS Plnm,
squire, Shorty & CO, n WUam.
i9,ob, Gilbert s 90, u Thompson Gale,
Wecl. Converse x Co. Hannibal Green.
S.liHau. Mathews S 90. Roger 4 Flood,
Smith. Sheld1n 4 Go, & Y s QuackeHbash,
Bills. lilaycr * Usher, ucufsc Gould,
Chrcs 2 l!aglt, Allen,
n Davenport, Jared Weed,
fgnug * Benson, . Russell.
Z 3 .iulhcH, II LockNuul,
J 81 Francis, Jonas Heart,
= "a Cohiu, james ) lbopB,
J u Aeler, willard Gay
nfPLY.
ALEkSy, Dee 9Th, lc0l
GSitr2ea We have the honor 10 ackuowl-
edge yam fsorof The 4lh inst. expressing yeur
kiud aud generous irtriesi ia the enterprise ia
which ae ale engaged Believing that ia thi, de-
partmcut of slaeuiou there isa wide he!d of use
falHess lii or,o upoc5npiel. We hayr enietteiet
a mstuJe a course 1t instruction., Supplementary
ia that obtained At other schools, and adapted ~
tlie uccess ties u thai large citss oi young uen
vino Ia not eouiemplae entering the professions,
aHl tsttshsi. oar sehuuls in every commercial
cantre. In she execution # our general plan, we
lad by 10 means overlooked tie interests Of your
enirrpti-ng city, aui your very autsfins assur-
nec. renoye ~ ssrapIe IN regard to the success
Il s,Ieh SO undertaking in Troy.
We Shall ee.bish, and cudeavcr 70 nest a
continuance - your favor. b. maintaining ia
your midst lusugs, sshOl. that shall lie 10 the IN
alilitin to your already superior elgeaio n.i ia
e.lilies. Your ubcd.ebt sertan's.
II II BRYANT,
II D. SITUATION,
j. /. GALktNs.