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l., iii sniiang hes ore t1raciy conducted by r.Joh
~ !. g,oeers--aaere nay mi be If dlsad antase
10 a#tssas 4, a., and Samiie for themselves
I'M .odopnB compose par Of Their assortment.
mr. GDOhS,
sa3erfns beaad Go lis aod cassim-rs assorted coors
m, n 4n cotton q fngs. ytloe and blue imported A,d
l9les:s a4nkn, NseD,i,, aaIse,les tonle and flue.
yne ,estgs. black ,ian and t~led bumbaartts; e.
c,4,gp g,tl ,ans, casos, cambre hlcached and brow
SHIT rs at aaeetnr nusins III Il ems, loui lawns
c4uoric nnaas LeYa0JNes, Florences, G.s DE- Maple.
hesr (, Aag ana ba.dai.aa hdkfs Cotton and linen Je
gJte sd coare a cait craze and cape shaNs, gree
Nh Add i4ck alan HI. Moisied nd catinn hose
81 p eFs Ynr. ala d fesfet eioYcs. iawskns make
sl3,t, OK tTar qnaliiy htc q co0i, d do nestle
pts III! ies; 4has, ba9G.np and ? isbufg cords
(. ans and sia4gs, flnneis "a nluie and apron CHECK
sei9 n!a, b u. aud AcsnHet m.sns Sd Sd and 6-5
Bfy, clas ,4 .@ and at laffs, he,;ickirg hussis
anil ln.istoa saee h. blctehed and unhleached; COZ
Mes. Osalhuf5 and hn!aps Porter and lancash
shrelissa; Nl!lnngen, Jecksen. Alsms aid Jefferson
srt NY eai5 tafca r;tpf, gr8lams, black ssa brown
lhl4p 81 kng bo TOMS sowing ikS and fins 60 ons,
SET aaW, slr3uii- black and light con'ed lasting &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar. tea coffee moss.ey, flu, mackerel u bb's and
ta5bl. ginger aa 6, rtpref ground and N the gram
na,msss cinves &c Together WITH gene variety Of
spu9is and Sga sores
PAINTS IND OILS.
White lead. BLACK lead, red lead blue, red, yclloN
rcie lrusslan blue. chronic yel'os, serdgrs ground
and dry p4eut green, fg blue. Haywood, &c-winter,
Summer. common, castor, iifseed, and sweet olls
EQYsllen, China Gtass and QueensrGre.
tavid purchased The above goods chiefly at auction,
CERTAIN sch hem at he most reduced prices 70
nose wlo my favor Us With Their eostpm.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY.
June %, 1857. JOHN RICE
y D. We have in a,ldi,o to Gt above Just received a
co, assortment If Fashionable Itoofan FIR HATS ar
41mis>tN, from ~ wen k1o" factory o. istse sHol
~, 30. AZ, suolh front street, Phiadelphla-s sl
sold low.
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ADDRESS,
Delivered bfore the Massachusetts, Society for the
Suppression n Intemperaace---
wAvERLY.

Delivered bfore the Massachusetts, Society for the
supprf ssion n Intemperaace--
BY CHARLES >PRAGuE.
We have not room for many extracts from this
eloquent address. We first select all affecting
ncture Of female desolation.
When the husband and father forgets the du-
lies he once delighted 70 fulfii and by slow degrees
becomes the creature Of intemperance, there en-
tiers into his house, the that rends the spir
ittLat cannot be aeyiated, that wifi not be COM
fnrtes.
Z. 1t Is here, above all, where she, who has ven
turcd every thing is lost Woman, silent suffer-
mo. devoted, woman, here bends 10 her dlrest af-
Fiction. The measure Of her wo is in truth, full
whose husband as a .lrunkard Who shall protect
her, when hp is her nsulter, her oppressors What
shall delight her. when she shrinks from the sight
4f his Sacl and trembles at the sound OF his roice
The hearth is indeed dark, that he has made desc.
late. There, through the dull midnight hour, her
priefs are whispered to herself her bruised heart
! bee,s III secret. There, while the cruel author OF
her distress is drowned in distant reyelry, she holds
her solitary vigil. waiting, yet, dreadns his re.
turn, that will only wiring from her BY his anklnd
nesses, tears even more scalding than those she
shed over her transgression. To fling deeper
loom across the present, memory turns back, and
b,oods upon the past Like the recollection to
the sun stricken pilgrim, Of the cool spring that he
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From, the National inteiiisencsr.

THE TARrrr.-Thcre is perhaps no term in
general use which has less definite meaning at
Tackled 10 it, where il is most used, than the Ia
rifo One of our Virginia friends. lately writing
to US, invokes our and against the Tariff, which
he thinks is running the agriculture of the South ::
indeed, throughout the Southern States, Virginia
included. the Tariff is very unpopular It is all
most universally ,inveighed against. without one
person in ten alixing to the term its just meaning
or to the measure which it represents its proper
date.
What is the Tariff 1t is neither more nor
less, as applied to the revenue, than a schedule Of
duties levied on articles, either of foreign or do.
nestle fabric, for. the purpose OF raising reve-
nue. TOR the support Of the Government. Wheth-
er the duties be high or low, whether oppressive
or scarcely perceptible, it is a.Tariif STILL For.
trnately for the industry Of hssountry, our Co
vernment is, in time of peace, able to raise re
venue sufficient for is support without rcsorting
10 the imposition of duties on the products oftn-
nestle ndustryk and our tariff Of taxes is there
fore the least oppressive possible in its operation.
We have never been without one, as some appear
to suppose; for this Government itself was cs-
tablished almost entirely for the purpose Of es
tablishng one, the voluntary aid of the States Of
the old Confederation havino been found to be, in
practice, precarous and unsafe reliance for reve-
nue.. To whomsuever shall desire more fully to
understand the history of this matter, and the
origin of the Tariff simultaneously with that OF
the Government itself, recommend il perusal
of few of henumbers Of the Federalst. written
about that period by Mr. madison and Mr.. Ham
iiton, work whose profound political wisdom is
sufficient alone to immortaize the names Of its
authors, and whose enlightened forecast has been
established by the experience Of our Government,
The Tariff was established, then, ia the year 1889,
by Congress composed Of the most enlightened
patriots formed in our Revolution at tine head Of
whom, as the mover Of this mcassre, stood the
iIustrious Madison 1t was the first measure Of
the new Government. 1t was the measure With
cut which this Government could net have es #tcl
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WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, JULY a. 1921

empirical suddenly, and Of my own voton threw aside
my preudcrs, together with the course Of treatment as
had been before prescribed to me- and coned NY fate TO
s ELECTS The result has been, tina, my general health
restored without any other traces 81 The disease than
some scars On the nose and face and sensible detection
Of the senses Of seeing, hearing, and smelling. which
attribute entirely to the great quantity Of and other
deleleIous medicines which had been applied internally
and externally before used the Panacca
JMo. q. MD0NAID.
10 MT. william SWAIN, PhalelIiaia. 7y.-St
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QEce Of The Secretary ef Nc Senate 9 .sa's,


gEce Of The Secretary 81 he Senate q Stats,
VI glnrton, J,ae ~. 1927
SRA nsc If rsce @ w and % humanity induces
liberty to use II nv way ha you msy think ptope
It nay be he means lndacg oler s. tfs-feFs q seek
relief by timely If yoor Pa aefa
Near three years hasng Ella Sod since my Fesloiauoh
20 health from state bodh nirMty and d>ssse, ne
consequence OF scrofuars "A, ct,n p character l'r
most appalling that bad fey ed aPon NE MA ulahte4nP.
ed sway about The same " g'i' me- sEsins' We !,
fcrts Of tie most sktni pyscaAs 4 en country, thh
may with safety say tnst am tBtcIna5 efta, ana
that the sole Instrument used 81 stc s = Mas @ oosseS
u Suaims Panaceu, administered @lthout ~ otter ~
than sc observance Of the directions hs accompanied
Them.
This dreadful affection made its ils appearance IN
small pimple pus,ule The lss ss u Tue nose he'
The union of the hune with the griad sca %as consul,
cred and trea,ed a Gtaa"ou9 ie, 'id hai
Considerably enlarged and Che orfice afl adaceh pa :
had come callos, ard had exeded ss,i g ossr Pa''
q The and face uhen more powerful renaess "ee
nae, thout in the slightest degree impeding It's iaYa
ges In this way il progressed until ne nose apper up
and other parts Of the face became q ucers ie
r' osr separated from the cleeN, that the ulcers
s3n discharged he sde the upper lip separated lef
ptnicuiary. and the mruth liberated ahhn, so thtt
neee Of caous BONE OF the OF common pebh' ca"g
from the roof, by which my acna loh was SO cAa'Eea
Us to make difficult, at times, TO under siand Mea' SAL
AND totally lncapacltaed me from saail@Mins 10y ii'p
without FIRST stopping the nosrlls and me new aperture
On the right side At this stage of The disease gfie'
ati rapid decline Of the system ctk place, acco'"l"'
oj NE loss OF appetite aud sleep, with no other pros 90 "
.ettf THAI he gave Thus sna e'l, a'lhoASh na'
'i'cctn been induced 10 consider "Swalns Pahacea' .
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June S, 1927.
From he Montreal Couaa..

WON IN, BESIDE. 1fth BED Or SiJhNt5S.
"wten pain and anguish wiring The brow,
Womsn min'st'rng angel thoun'
Wnmai dear Woman, in ths magic
There is charm VIII CHI wakcns ev'ry thought,
IisloS' u and pure as is the sacred flame
That burns on yestal altar, --there IS nsught
J. this duh round Of being our tame
Without ,hee, tho with richest splendor fraughs,
And dark, unwrapi III all ny clarntnl dreaming,
S'at Of our souls, forever DER them beaning'
Gilt Of lie Godhrsd,--when we gaze upon
I by nsnilius beauty, purity, and love,
The swelling soul bows 70 III AlmlEit, one.
Who form'd thee u thine excellence above
Anght s his wa, ks that brighten meath The sun
Whose glory lights he world in which We moyee~
Fram'd in tie skies, boz Of celestial birth.
Last and most precious to the sons q earth.
And have worsbpp'd in the Joy Ii, halls
Where smll, & Pleasure holds her >pecious sway,
And The gay dream the heating senses thrslls,
Till cv'ry better feeling melis asay
Before the FIRE whose burning fcrvor fells
To blight The soul with its deep scorchng ray
Yet there, cen there, thy Establishments hath been
The only spell 50 halow such scene
YET an, lis moi amid the bounding train
That tread the Hazes OF the festive dance,
Aud tluong The purch Of Fashions sparkling fame
To gazc--to madden in ny hrllling glance,
So,-'sde the couch of sickness and Of pain
Thou wearet The laot which angels would entrance,
Did they not deem tina, such heay'n.boTn gem
As thou sr there, holds ,qeai rank with them.
Yts,--it - there TO see thee sooth the brow
where feyei'd anguish wo ks ia worst tar death,
Ard the fam sufferer WITH smile tia, now
Speaks all the iharEs thai mock his Raspins breath,
Feels il is swee, e'en thus to die when lhuu
AIT near in all thy tenderness and faith,
To catch the CLEAN Of LIES last par ing ray,
Ere the freed seu speeds on il daikins way
To see thee bind The brnsd and bleeding heart,
Aud dey The ,i,io and the 'plan's tear
Pouring thy baiuHng Iiiy Ger eac, snar'
Thy kindness is assuagng,s d 70 cheer
with those sweet times, whose mnsc mus, mpart
I've cons laor II hamper sphere,
while man. proud man look, o. thee but o bless
And mourn bis own dark naure's worhessness.
Montreal, 10Th May, 1877 WAvERLY.
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l}iNk or SMYRNA,

june 30, I62l
yA9E Stockholders b this institution htren, nntltied
ia' III nsaiment 81 live ,islars every share g z
eocA viii b. due aud payable o. thursday tue q !
q >osambe, ne xt-ous hall gold or silver and
i.s rsad5r D notes OF spacie paving Banks
~ order If tts 6gayd;
g. IA II liODs0N. Cash..
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TO fsRiCk NiAkEh

g'HE subscriber viii gre Forty Dollars per north for a
frs, rete ioidtt, spttf and bHrnsr and inJ hlm IN
soarding-at b. brick ard. Delaware Guy
JOHN JONES
MAJ 81, 1897 60--if
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Yg,CAUExNY s.. RICE,

SouiA lif3f q, aud nfal'to, BrandyWinf .4tlEs,
i, iii rHang de- flracily Conducted by NJ. Joh
Ate, N gtocerS-a.efe NAY M, be If dlsad, antag
10 aatsa4s 4, and samie for themselves
IN. .pinRNR co,npGae narl Of then assortment.
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NOTICE..
TO THE ELECTORS OF
.N'EW. CASTLE COUNTY
5uly 70, 1927.


MELLOW CiTi2ENS--Iteel much diifience 10 placing
Il myself before he public candidate for the high
AID rebponsibe office OF SHERIFF Of this County; bat
reNng the protes,aons Of and friendship which
have been exte d.d towards me- makes less reuc
tan u Offering for the Office. the lniss Of which promise
y perform vlfh puuctnarty and flely, il should be
considered worthy Of your united support.
JOHN A. NAUDAIN.
June S, 1927. 3D.
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3WAIM'S i,ANACtA.

fseft following tean,o nia Ii I an respectable ud
q ia Who holes the ,,laee - PRINCIPAL. CLERK =
NE tic the Seerefary IF ns >tte 81 ne OnHed saits
81 " .slin. ton
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Number 57t.
CONDITIONS OF THE wATcHMAN

IN, terms are. to those who paw during the month OF
ra,aiy ,r July, six months in advance-Fonr Ds{df8 a
k,r From those who do pay above, Fipe Dollars
I'M he iein,ndcd II sub cribcr wishes 10 decline, he
~ notify the editors Of his intention before the first of
NJ. Or ,ecembet, and pay Al arrearascs without a
nce with these conditions paper will be dscon-
fmlel eSecnt at the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements moi exceeding twelve lines, for term
dian tlree months four times for dollar and twen
H cents every Insertions longer in pro-
\ sion Advertisers requested specify in writing
oa their advertisements to be inserted, they
s he continued till forbid Letters the Editors to -
sure attention must be post raid
iioerttssng bythepear.
FTo Subscribers. To Nnn-Subscribers
lyetr SIS, 90 year S18, 90
months s. 90 e months 9, so
3ao A. SO 3 do 5, 90
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'pte0.

In Ward, on the 9th ult. widow Lydia Law
renee, relict of Levi Lawrence, late of Ward.
in the 46th year Of her age.--Suddenly on
the 29th ult. James Eddy, eldest SON of Dan
iei F. Eddy, aged a years.
In Spencer, on the 18th ult. Mr.. Aaron
Cogswell, aged 81.
At North Brook6eld, on the Goth ult. Mrs.
Eunice Knowlton, relict of Mr.. Charles A.
Knowlton, aged 10. Printers in .Netc- York
are requested TO insert thiS death.
In Sterling, on the 9th ult. after distress
ing illness, Mrs. Rebecca Goss, wife of Capt.
John Goss, and eldest daughter of the widow
Rebecca White, of Lancaster.
In Spencer, Mr.. Caleb Morse, aged 70.
Ia Templeton, on the 28th ult. suddenly,
widow Bathsheba Sawyer, aged 80. Printers
an TernlOnt and Maine are requested 10 insert
this death.
In Charlton, on the 28th ult. Mrs. Susan
ma Boomer, wife Of Rev. James Boomer, aged
SO.
In Royalston, widow Mary PIERCE, relict 81
the late Capt. Cad PIERCE, aged SO. Her de-
scendants are 1 children, 1903 grandchildren,
So great-grand- children, and one of the fifth
generation. Printers an Vermont Ne,o- York
and Ohio are requested 10 insert this death.
la frey, IN. H.) Jan. oath, John S. Rip.
eY, sen Of kaban Ripley, aged 90.
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y9aNrrtfn.

In Barre, by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Mr.. VIII
liam ID. johnson TO Miss Ruth 6. Newton
In West Boylston, on the 24th ult. by Rev
{. c. +. Crosby, Maj. ]. A. Reed of Prince.
ton TO Miss Tanner Ball.
In Hopkiuton, Rev. Samuel Russell, of Boyl-
ston, to Miss Mary Fay Howe, daughter of the
Rev. Mr.. Howe, OF the former place.
In Boylston, by NJ. Davenport, Esq, Mir.
Elmer Loring to Miss Martha Hastings-Mr,
joseph Eager, OF Boylston, to Miss Eliza
Stearns, of w. Boylston.
In birmingham, MIR. Thomas Weller to Mis-.
Betsey M'Coy.
Ia RIndse, IN. H. by the Rev. Mr.. Burn.
ham, MIR. Asa Hyde, Of Winchendon, to Mis-.
Abigail Steel.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Grafton, Fec. 6, 1897.

Worcester, IS. Court Of Sessions al
Worcester, September Term. l826-and hOl'
den, by adjournment on the fourth Wsdnes'
day Of December, 1926.
A ND now NATHANIEL P. Danny, VIII
IN LIAM CRAWFORD, Jun. and SAMUEL DA
MAN, Esquires, Commissioning appointed .,
said Court, TO estimate all$aamages which
any person OF persons, Corporation or Corpo
rations, whose lands are described ana men
toned in the location of a section OF the BLACK
stone Canal, make their report to TINS cous'
which Report being read, and daily considered
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o. Obituary Notices. We wish il distinct
ly understood, that, for barely publishing the
notice of death, we N axe no charge, but, fo!
a request to have it copied by other printers,
we rave IL l-2 cents. When the notice OF a
death is accompanied by any remarks on the
character OF the deceased, we must have the
authority of responsible name, and, to insure
publication, a remittance must be made e.
quail to one half the value Of an advertisement
Of the same length, or directions TO charge the
amount to some person known to the publishers
Of this paper.
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Administrators Sale.
INHE Subscribers. as Adn

ME Subscribers, as Admin
o. istrators on the Estate Of JOSEPH MICH.
OILS, late ofGrafton, in the County OF Worccs-
ter, deceased, will sell at Public Auction. ON
Thursday, the first day of March next. at one
o'clock, P. NJ. on the premises, the FARM
lately occupied by said deceased, containing
about 1856 acres Of good Land, situated half !
mile south Of FarnWm's factory in said Graf.
ton. A fair proportion of the Land~is Pasture,
rillage, Woodland, Orcbarding, English
Moving, Meadow and Interyale, Of good Quail
ity. The whole is well watered.
On said Farm is two-story Dwelling
House, good Barn, 80 by 10 feet, and other
necessary Out Buildings. Conditions made
known at he ,saie a ar..,v4u,J,.J a9o,r.
JOSEPH NICHOLS,
Grafton, Fec. 6, 1927.
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LIBERALIrY.-A number Of the inhabitants
OF boylston, belonging TO fferent religious So
clet'es, have recently presented to the Rev.
WARD CoTroN, late pastor of the Congrega-
tonaI Society in that town, years stock of
wood, as a testimony Of respect toward him.
Communicated.
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PosrAGE.-From report recently made by
,he Post Master General, we have compiled
the following table, shewirg the nett amount
Of postage (aiter deducting the compensation
Of Post-Masters, &C. which has accrued AT the
several Offices in this County, for the year end
ing March 81, 1926.
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Real Estate.
ENHE undersigned offers fo1

ENHE undersigned offers for
n sale the Situation which he owns and
occupies, situated near the Meeting House in
New Braintree, consisting of one and o half
acres OF Land, with Dwelling HOUSE, Barn,
Bark House aud lanyard with "a watts
thereon, with all the apparatus for tanning
leather, and ali in good repair.
.AlsO-his FARM, situated Que and a half
miles eas'erly from the Meeting House in
Palmer, in the County of Hampden, on the
stage road from Springfield to Worcester, con-
tanning l58 acres Of Land-consisting OF Now
ing, Pasturiug, Orcharding, Woodland, &c.
with a large Dwelling House, Barn, Cider
Mill and Shed thereon, ali in good repair.
COMFORT MILLER.
.Meto- Braintrss, Feb. 5, 1927. 4w-6
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In Lynn, on The Both ult. after short ILL.,
ness, borne with Christian meekness and forth
tude, Micajah Collins, aged 63-an approved
and highly respected Minister Of the Society
OF Friends.
in swanzy, IN H. on the 18th inst. Mr..
Joshua Parker, aged So.
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Notice as hereby Giuen,
7ENHAT the Subscriber

MAI the Subscriber has
n been duly appointed Executor ofthe Last
Wili and Testament of Rev. REUBEN HOL-
COMB, late Of Sterling, in The County of Wor-
cester, deceased, and has taken upon himself
that trust, by giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted. are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment AUGUSTINE HoLCOMB, Ear.
December 5, 1926.
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per cent. cheaper than they were under mod
crate duties; and at the same time it is alleged
that they are sold CRAFTY below the cost Of
production. The object of high duties is to
exclude foreign fabrics from the market, so
that our own citizens may increase the price
of theirs. The present low prices are consid-
cred as evidence Of the prosperous condition
of the nation under the influence of prot citing
duties and, at the same time, It is proposed
to increase the duties for the purpose of IN
creasing the price, because il is said that the
prices are lower than can be afforded. IL is
argued in favor of the tariff that il has dimin-
ished the prices of goods one half. and yet It
has produced an effect contrary from what
was intended, and contrary to the interest Of
manufacturers. The very effect, which is
urged as proof of the exceIionce Of the system,
is deprecated by those who urge it, ana they
now seek a remedy in the augmentation OF
the cause which produced it. To such
strang Inconsistencies are those driven, who
undertake to defend an absurd theory.
One of the writers, before alluded 30, has
asserted, that - every species of industry, ex.
cept manufactures, in the United States, is
duly protected, so IA as it respects rival ar
ticles from abroad =" There is not" con
tinues this writer, IAN article OF produce rails
ed from the soil, but what is protected from
'ivalship, and It ought to be, as we do not
want to buy beet. pork, butter, cheese. grain
and potatoes from abroad, on account of buy
ing them cheaper, as We want market 10
sell, not TO buy produce" "Jusi 500 saws
be, with manufactures we want TO sell,
not to buy" He then undertakes to prov,
that, i'll consequence Of protecting duties, we
have been enabled to export large amount
of our own manufactures and this he thinks
is better than to buy.
Without stopping to inquire into the truth
Of the assertion so broadly made respe citing
the protection af,rded to all kinds of agricul-
tural products, (ahhough the fact may well
be doubted. if any thing more is meant than a
small tonnage duty,) ] should be glad to be
informed how protecting duties will enable
us to enter into competition with foreign man.
ufacturers in any market but our own?
A FARMER.
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AUCTION Sale.

IN Thursday, the 22d day
" or February next, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Store of the Subscriber, will be
sold, at Public Auction, his whole Stock of w
!. Goods--consisting of w. Hhds. N. E.
Rum; do. Molasses do. bbls. w. ]. Rum
Cosnac Brandy; Spanish do. Holland and
American Gin; Cordials; Sugar; Teas
Chocolate; Fish; Mustard Pepper Spices
Starch; Tobacco; Snuff; Cigars; Stone
Jugs; Jars, sc. &c.-scalea, Weights, and
Measures.
V4lso,-An assortment of Earthen, Crocke-
~, aud Hard Wares-together with several
lots Of English Goods, House Paper, Shoes,
&c. &c.
E Terms made known at Sale.
JOHN HOMER.
N. B. All demands unsettled on the first Of
March next will b. left with an Attorney.
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1927. g..