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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
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Mr.. EDIToR-We have witnessed, with
feelings of regret, the public expression
and determination of the Hon. Joseph G.
Kendall not to be considered candidate
for reelection to the Office of Senator for
this County, the ensuing year.
We have also witnessed with surprize
and equal regret the course pursued in
placing him again in nomination.
That he, being so nominated, is a cir
cumstance unprecedented in this section of
our country, we need not mention; nor,
that 1t evidently implies doubt of his sim
cerity.
Quere-Is not the honorable gentleman
to be taken at his word Is there no 9TH
er gentleman in the county, whose talents
and standing present equal claims to the
ofice2
BY what authority shall any gentleman
hold the Office for life, and that, too, against
his will, publicly expressed?
If the honorable gentleman should con-
sent to serve, if chosen, under existing cir
cumstances, would he not discover a de-
gree of instability and fickleness, which
would render him unworthy of public con-
fidence?
We really believe the public and private
character of the honorable gentleman of
too much worth to be sacrificed by the in
discretion of officious or pretended friends.
BARRE DELEGATION.
While we comply with request to pub
lish the above, we feel it our duty, from the
knowledge we have of the circumstances,
to correct the erroneous impressions which,
we believe, it is calculated to make. Those,
who best know, are satisfied of the SINGER
ity of Mr.. Kendall in declining re-elec-
ton. If there is honor in the Office he has
gained it in his repeated election, and in
the manner he has discharged the duties
devolving on him, while in a pecuniary
point of view there can be no doubt he is
loser by continuing in it. Under these cir
cumstances it was his own wish, and that
of his friends, that he might retire, and
it at less personal sacrifice. But consid-
creations of public nature were urged up
on him, till he consented to forego his own
wishes, and leave it to the electors of the
county to determine whether their interests
would be best promoted by electing him, or
another.
1t will be recollected that no other mem
Der Of the last years board is in nomination
for reelection. We believe, and in this
we apprehend we have the concurrence of
all who are acquainted with legislation, that
however distinguished for talents those
may be whom we send, it would be unfor-
tunate for the interests of the County to
elect an entire new delegation. Expert
ence is valuable, and familiar acquain-
ance with the last years legislation in the
Senate is important, as affording the best
means of acting with promptness and effect.
Under these circumstances, consent again
to serve, in our view, increases, rather than
diminishes, his claim to public confidence.
A consent to serve after having publicly
declined is by no means new. Two in
stances are fresh in our recollection, both
of which have occurred within the short
period that we have had charge Of this pa
per.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28

F. O. F.
FHNWENTlET.H Session, This Erening, at
a O'Clock. Per order Of the President,
EDWARD J.VOSE, Secretary.
A. o. 8, March 90.
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Blackstone Canal Comparlu.

SIXTH INsTALMENT.
ME Sixth lnstalment, ten dollars on each
Il share of the Stock Of the BLAcKsToSS
CANAL COMPANY, will be due on MONDAY.
the I'd day Of April neat Payment will be
received at Worcester Bank.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Jr. Treasurer.
Worcester, March "a, 1927.
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To sUhOn 1T mar concern

FHNHE subscriber would deem it necessary
III to give notice, that by his excellency the
Governor, by and with the advice and consent
of the Hon. Council, he is again restored to
all the rights AMI privileges OF which he had
been deprived through the iniquity and de-
ception OF his misguided enemies.
HENRY PARKER.
Holden, March %, 1927. tl3
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The amount Of subscriptions for the
Greek Fund, in Boston, is above $4,000.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

The castle Of Cscithr, in UaBeayV.
- The Castle Of Caclthe, on the Waog,
is now but mass of RUNS md rubbish.
Aircr having belonged 10 NJ nfthias Cor
Vlnus and TO NJ xmllln H., if fell INTO
the hands Of Elizabeth Buhory, niece
Of stephen Bathory, King Of Poland,
and wife Of Francis Nadasdy. This
Princess has given an unhappy celebrity
to the CdS'l,, where size displayed tuf
many yelrs degree Of cruelt, OF which
history can liiord few examples. She
educated III her residence INDECENT
young women, to whom She gave por-
tons, and married them on certain lc-
marAaDlc occasions in the year, bul She
punished with severity and violence the
most triil,ng faults, and seemed to take
, pleasure "a srl.ug these isaocent crca-
mres suffer. One day she slfuk one
OF them in a brutal mauucr; and the
blood Of the victim h vne flown int
her face, she ran 10 mrrot To wipe ii
of. Shr f.tnc.ed lhlt Der 5k.u Je nme
winter, more beautiful, aud more br.l-
liant -; and the de- occurred tu her Of
renewing her yaofh Inv h,lbng b.r.,f.
III the blood OF these uuurrunde girls.
Two old ebnossr,o,d. lad ne. d..
FL. ..,.s,.f.d hon 49,. ,,l. a.,,;,.l,. mo-
iorl IN. youbdI 5.o.le ars,5.,,..
successfully a,s4n,a.r,o AMI vl., *
almost iucoer.5.5tJ. a.'v.. tlr.a b..-
drra badbrep sacr.,..ed f. t5.. c..,.r..,.
of rbis foracious ..on.o h,,,... ~ 49,.
coyerv WAS u.dr Afl.nnb , ,,,r..
man 6av,no los, b,y ;nlenJrG G,iJe N ,D,s
manner conc.i,.o com. sn..i,..on ,'ad
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
Z4ORTu AAffHICANDTyIr :

NrORTH AMERICAN REVIEW The sub
II Scribcr has been appointed agent of til.
highly valuable periodical work ( respectful,
SELECTS subscriptions. II is edited h, a gentle
man Of considerable literary celebrity. and sey.
cral of us contributors are men of letters WHO
Lave travelled and studied in foreign parts. and
became familiar with the languages and ltera.
ture of the old countries Others are devoted 10
scientific and literary pursuits rs a protest.
aud others are conspicuous rs legislators and IT.
rIsfs The work is strictly American in its char
aeter, and is daily increasing in reputation. both
at home and abroad The Typographical eNecu.
ton Of the work IS inferior to none in the world
The North American Review is published in
Boston, quarterly. making , vols, a year. ct a.
bout 400 pages each, at ~5 per annum, paya
bic by new subscribers in advance. and alter
wards ON the receipt ofthc Aprilnumbcr ofeacb
year.
\ subscriber may begin with any volume
A. new editions oil the back Nos are constantly
reprnting, full sets Of the work or single Nos
can at any time be supplied
will observe hat lie above work will he fut.
nished 10 Subscribers in this place, entirely free
OF postage or any other additional charge. ard
subs cribefs living IN the country shall have il
regularly scut 10 thom agreeable to their drcc
lions Gentlemen drsirous of subscribing to the
above valuable work, will do me the pressure IL
call at my Book store. ABRAM Il. NORTH.
huousI3
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[lfO.40.

der threads and ibres. Tie following
facts, IN relation to this point, mc de-
mohslrated by the celebrated Bofeli, IN
his DC HotH fnimaiium. When a nan
lllis with his teeth weight of tpu hnua
dred pounds, with rope tasteoed to
The law teeth, the muscles nanod Tpn-
porallS and Ma,sctes, with which peo.
pie ehaw, and whlchperlolm his work,
exert force al about lily thousand
pounds weipbt. If any one, hanging
his arm directly DOWN. .linsa spjFbt
OF twenty pounds with the thld u last
JOINT OF his thumb, the muscles " hieh
bend the thumb, and bend that weight.
exert force Of about tiee thousand
pound s.--N hen n mau, standing UPON
1is ieet, leaps or springs forward to Tho
height Of two feet, II ltc weight oi such
a MN be one hundrei aud 6ily pounds.
the muscles employed in thu .rctIou Il
exert a force two hansnid iinn5s
greater; tht IS Ia sly, e force oil about
lhree hundred Thousand pounds The
heart at cach pulse or contraction, iy
which II protudes The blood uul OF tie
arteries INTO The veins, cNeils iotce e
aoou u hundred thousand pounds.
mex ChridiaH Phiiosophcr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

Catholic 1Gdirs.-IFrom the Dub-
I'm Morning Pos)-On Saturday lasi
we published the letter of corieSpon.
dent 1t Paris, in which one Of the chcl
causes oil Nj. Canning'S visit To Paris,
and Of his heightened stay in thai CAPT
al is stated To be thc arrangement of "A
Concorlat for the Irish Catholics with
the Government similar to that now IN
progress between the Protestant kmg O.
the Netherlands and his Roman Cath
oic subjects. W. have since learned
some circumstances which would seem
TO confirm the statement of our cores
poudent. Whilst Mr.. Canning was a.
Paris, Mr.. Croker has been on II tour
in the Netherlands; aud ~c should sus-
pcct that the Secretary la III Admiral
" would be rs lntle likely 10 take ,hls
voyage into ilulllnd for mere recreation,
as thai the S.Dme motive should have
carried Mr. G.. 10 Plris. Another fact
which might by possibility, have some
relation 10 tins subject, is, that the
Commissioners oi Education are al tins
present time engaged neN mining close
l. he system of education md course
of study pursued At the Cpl,e2a ut NJ r.
noorh. Tins examination s Of mmc
importance thJn II ttt sum my APP
pear. The repeated chu - madc H.
paiust catholic doctrine oh the other
side ol'ihc eheunpl, It'd, echoed ~ the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
ts96
Fan and Winter Goods.

~ AVID = ROBERT KYLE OFF, To- their
- customers aud fhr public, an assortment
a! ,cnsonabls tNN4H a STAPLE GOODS,
which n quality aud variety have never been
surpassed ~ TINS market. Amongst the att.
eles Just received are tho toliovjag:
Il prab Cloths, various shades Tor Geutle-
men great Coats
Blue AM 5lack Cloths, (iar below the CONF
mon priccs)
Peli,e g tbs, various colors aud fne quality
superior English odk Nesting,
Black figured silks
shaded figured Gro de Naples
PLAIN black do.
Figured aud plain Satlns, assorted
Rich fancy ak handkerchief,
ladies black ami white silk hose
Gdntlrmcus do. do. do.
Do. do do halt do.
Blue, pink, white and black Grape liesse
Italian grapes, assorted
Superior Grape robes
; 4 and A black Grape hhkfs.
SIX velvets aud pushes
\ handsome assortment of infants cap pat
tcrus
Gymps and piping cords
snnerh feather edged ribbons
Shaded satin do.
Eine kentues
Figured tambor'd and plain book muslin
Plain and figured jarkonet do.
DO. do. null do.
large supply OF cambricks
Elegant white silk shoes
Pruuella do
An assortment Of morocco Il sealsl,in do.
superior aud common calicoes
Ladies fine au1 coarse black worsied hose
satin aud Lntestrhg ribbons. assorted
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

DIR. DRTSDEN'S Cribrgiei Rbepma'ic
Po7rdefs Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe web as Ia
America us a safe and certain cluC ion the
Reformation aad RtegUaiir Gopt
n Judcinus practlloucr IA London, speaking
~ OF these pow dcrs, expresses himself tblS.--
" ! have says he) employ ed all my skill and tai
cnts to tlnd OUT m useful preparation for the re-
liz aud cure Ut Rheumatism, aud most sDiemniY
afirH. that have never found any thlng 50 eood,
So sgft and so eGicnrions a. DR. D1sdcl's lthcu
nIatI' Powders. You may depend upon II says
he for have often experienced II, thai they
posses, every virtue thai can justly be ascribcd
10 any medicine for that tormentng disease.
Hero then (says he, AGAIN. You hayea medicine
81 superarNc efficacy and OF intrinsic value {;
mild "a H. operation AID ccrta,p in IL effects, arl
which nay be given with success 10 a variety Of
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
Elymaiism. 1t may be given 10 The Youngest
children and TO women IA the most dchcn'c STU
ailons. Ia pans oi the face, &c. powder taken
al bed timc VII give Heef
Dr. JEsNINas Of EdiRbugh. speaking ofthcSc
powders. avs. nave used tnem in my practice,
a, we'll - "a tn hospitals and find tEeJn 10 hc "A
most VALUABLE comedy IN eases Of Rheumatism
and well calculated to do much good and there
fore recommend them to general Use being con-
ldcnt III Inv own opinion, rs well rs thdi OF ntt-
ers, that no QUO will be disappointed who may
have occasion to use Them.
Dr. Clark Of NcW York, in letter 10 the a.
zen, Of the proprietor. concludes 10y saving. The
p8orrr class of people will find in thesc powders,
"a valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen
orally found from one to two boxes have pfodu-
rcd y cure aud IN some cases hull a box las had
Tie wished for effect, and in one instance gen
tleman who came under my care, lahnrng under
obstinate chronic Rheumatsm. attended with all
tha symptoms OF approaching consumption, by
continuing the use Of the powders both diseases
we're completely renewed, and am, Of ana opiu-
ION, that TIN, medicine will prove valuable rom-
cely in complaints the chest as well as Rtcu-
llaliSm. Prepared and sold by
N. :. DRESDEN. NJ. u.
Ne. ~. 81 Pants, LoaigB.
Who has appointed Or. ROBERl II tRHIS.
.Jp. of Phiiqaeip4ia the only agent in the Unitcd
states. to vend the Rheumatic PoUders; with
li,H powder 10 appoint other agents where h
may think proper.
i > TIE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale ia few dozen boxes Of Dr. DJlSdeR s
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains ? doses.
Price 81 p Per Box. .-z--.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Apoth,ca1y and Druggist.
July Sd. ts9Z
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Heu- Iorl PoHce. ToN jimmy
y raw bone lr,nman. wlrh ms SIC IN
at high pressure. came sadling down
Chsiham street. l.,t week. ocrouyinp
the whole slac walk. and. as fbc. ~ mn
would say, scud.Ime under bare n1les
encountered on h,, wayn small rcnsI
g nll.man, with Il pc orren coat ,and
ratan under his arm. who cam. Mol
d. o., and with the usual naive tbc and
polhcncss Of hi. u.tIon. ave the Irish
man wldc birtb. Terry q Conner
moi bcinlna gentle mood l,,rlv sn,frb-
ed the ruan from under the frr,rb-
N rs nm, aud bestowed ,wo or rbre,
shqp GUS over hi, po>a--rbo L,.t,,ae,
uot admHino such fantasies. seized Fer
~ aud earrlcd him In the uolic.--lc
~ h.ua an awful Il In 3nrIn| ,le na4-
slpr. The Office vas seop filled 10
Overlooking, and an iodc.cr,bable scene
oi confusion andbatrlacn,nrd. .gca,r.
Monsieur Justice s44d fI,a I,r,lc French.
man, wlfhtbc peq-qfeou coat. dis VII
lam r,scal. he d., wa bnr,a me m. 5,,.,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

lDN bi0TT'S Approved AuH.Bilious Pills.
- winch prevent and cure all Bilious Com
aJ, adj Malignant Feyers, &c, There Pills if
S.''''ttfcd m Time to remove the Bile from the
~. "'s7 VIII coutcract the causes which conf
T,m produce Yellow or Billion, Fever, Aguc or
- ~ a. eyerS, Bilious Cholir. Pleursv. Dyseate-
- "Y..s' Sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache
p,ch, -, appetite, Flatuience, Epneptic Fits Hy-
s ,s,a''1i and Hystefical Complaints, Sour
g. IN Tl iieat Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
anu r. iney remove HabituaI Costiyencss. Colds
n,t;.,, poseS' Asthma, Strmrlary, Gravel Rheu-
r,io, ~ lou, scnrvy Scorbutc BlotchcS, lmpu-
e IA the flood Female Complaints, sc.
rsr,, '',',f supply of the above Pills, this day
Som 1' ~ ne subscribers Drug and Medicine
s'''' pfiee % cents box
h., WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
- Opposite P0s'-g6ire.
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FroB, HIM 5 }icr0lt.

Winter. The shortnes, Of the day
the cola ruddy aspect Of he clouds---ihc
ohlique, pale light Of the sun, Il certain
Observation-Disclosures, proclaim thai
hoary winter, the old age oithc seasons,
with chilled featurcSand white locks, isat
the door. Nature has laid down her
gaudy covering, and sleeps the sleeps
Of death. If some stranger to the or
der of nature had looked out upon the
face of the vegetable world, during the
three past months, his conclusion must
have been most melancholy. For any
thing he. could see, he must suppose
that the great maker of the beautiful
creation had abhorrcd his work and
breathcd apestilence over its loneliness.
A solemn apprehension would have fill
ed his mind while he contemplated the
sure approaches Of fate; alike terrible
TO every plant and 0ower on the green
earth, an unseen visitation had happened
to all aud, with one consent, while the
earth was yet temperate and moist be-
meath them, they had slldcaly depart
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25
fNcoMPARtBLE cALIcoEs-MKes Po.

'fNCOMPAEtBlE CALICoES.-M bee Po-
! bjHsen s. 70. have nov the pleasure ef an
nonncioe the ARRIVAL Of tire above truly beautiful
article, together with great many other rich
and desirable goods - less prices than ever be
fore exhibited. Then friends aud the public are
particularly solicited 10 view their assortment
Oct.
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No. -
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~ EVlEWS .-The subscriber hees leave go
-a5 inform the public that he IS appointed
agent (or this part of the country by the
publishers, for the following valuable Perio-
deal Works, viz;
North American Review, published in Bos-
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
Medieo- Chirurgical Review, published in
New York, aud Edited by James johnson,
NJ. u.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by y. Chapman, NJ. D., W. Z. Drwes, N. u.
and John Goldman, NJ. u. &c. Ne.
will remark that ihr above Reviews have
obtained great reputation aad praise trop the
very best judges in the United States, being
edited by the most eminent literary men in
The world, aud the Typographical part exc
cuted equal 10 any whatever
The subscription price for each Of the a
hove works IS 80 per anuum I will furnish
either of them TO subscribers delivered in this
place Tree of all other expenses which will
save to those who take them from me about
two dollars a year on each work. hope
gentlemen will do ME the favor of calling and
subscrbin. Tor one or All Of the above valua.
Bile works. ABRAM Il. NORTH
Dec. Is.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

YRAALL And NlNrERGDODs- 1adrcrs 3.
- Brothers, have the pleasure Of announcing
tothr Planters oi Virginia. that they are now o.
peuinga large and extensive assortment ol To-
reaga and Domestic GDods, aod are now prepared
10 offer the newest aud most admired fashions. -
Aud are determined to make safes at small adj
vance on the Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides tbcrc, and viii regularly forward
such supplies as tins market may require Then
assortment III part consists OF The following nrti-
crs -
Broad Cloths, IRISH Linens q Sheet
Rose and Point Blankets ngs.
Figured and Plain vest SILK d Cotton Hand
mgs, kcrchtis,
Linseys. ,Lcghorn q Straw Bon
Cashmere and Cotton nets,
aheSls, Ladic, Buckles d. Bel
Stockings, luhhands,
Oznaburgs, iAlu.hn Robes,
Cahcacs,' furniture hIntzrs,
Canbncs, Lace, and hdgmgs,
Figured aud Plain Mus Grape Robes,
Inns, Grape ShaWls d ScarG
silks aud Satns, lMe1ino ShawlsG scarts
Grapes and Gauaes, Tortoise shell Tuck g
Black and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands,
Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good and Fancy Line
Domesti3--C omprslnC an assortment of CaSsi
nets. Iiclings, Bleached and Brown Shittings
Checks, Plalds aud Bluc and white Cotton
Yarns, &c. &c.
CIoatiag. -Gentlemcns' clothing Of every dies.
criptiou; also, 4oO Gentlemen and Ladies'
Catnblct aud Plaid Cloals and Great Goats.
H1ri,rUe and CU}9B such as knives q orks
Of the latest manufacture, Pen and Poke,
KniYrs, Approved Ra2ors aud Straps. Looks
Of all descriptions saws, Flies. and almost
every article IN the Hardware Line.
Shines aud H4lS.--A complete assortment Of La
dies Morocco, sgal skin, Prm,ella, SIk, aud
Rid Shoe,-Gcntlcmcns Monroe Shoe and
Pumps; also. an assortment of ChldrcHs'
Shoes Gentlcuens' White and Black Beaver
aud Fur Hats, Bows Fur nnd Morocco Hats
White and Black Wool Hats, OF approved man
ufactue.
An assortment Of Looking Glasses, Groceries
Crocteg and Stone Hare
II is the determination of 4Hdrfps & Br0ihfrt
TO keep constant supplies 50 to be able to tur-
nish their customers any article III the mercatiie
line. Country merchants, as well as Planters,
are particularly invited to give them call, as
every effort will be made 10 render general sots-
faction, aud which Is their intention 10 sell unu-
sullly low for cash.
100 Sacks Liverpool filed salt.
Country Produce taken IN Barter.
Oct. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

Some ladies' and gentlemen were cd
eeenug discussing the merits Of Scon h
literature one spoke Of Burns, ahod.gr
Of Scott thirJ admired Hogs Talas.
Clog, tails, +" said an old lady, whose
ear had caught the remark alone, hogs
tails why bless me, think ans par, Of
the criHcl better than the tail.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

Poaoer Of Rosctes.-One of the most
wonderful properties Of the muscles is
the extraordinary force they exert, al
though they arr composed Of such sleu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

- YNCHRCRG FEMsIE ACADEMY .
Ia The suhscrihcr ilhs removed 10 thai ee-
CANT establishment Al the head main stree
the property 81 Boot. Brown, heirs wpfe
he is prepared 10 receivr any hnlnlI OK
young ladies, either n day scholars yl'oafd
ers. Pnnils received n any tim en-. =. t9e
present sessioiI, ALEA 1 ~
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COUGAR, COFFEE, &c. Just landed and for
- sale cheap.
1 hhds, best brown Sugar
do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
6 do big white do
Also, Pepper, Maddcr, Ginger, indigo, Alum,
Copperas, Spice, Cloves, &c. EPSON & Glaus
Der Salts aud few boxes best Teas
Also, l75 sacks salt liverpool fllcd)
3 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &e &C.
Also, binds best Molasses. fpplgto
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July o.
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