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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Commission business.

TEVoD RosNsos, Scn'r. joins P. DEJARS.
u ETrE, and c. RoBINsoS, have formed a
Copar,nership under the name of Robinson, De,Tar.
nette, & c., for the purpose of translcting Com
mission Business in Mobile next winter. They Of
fer their best services 10 the planters of Alabama and
Mississippi Sept. Esd, l937-ll-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

hcoR THOMSON, Esq. the democratic can
ddate for attorney general, will receive the
strongest vote ever given in the new counties.
His unassuming and gentlemanly manners,
and his legal requirements, emincntly fit him
Tor the station TO which he aspircs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Conmiss!oIl Rusln1se.

ID n. PHlLPOl Las cGmnc -fs ne a--
E4S FORAGE AND CGstttsl.oN ECs!NESs IL
this city. and socits the patronage Of his friends
and the public. Office corner OF Dauphin anc
Commerce street, Mobile. Sept lena
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Agency & Commission usiness

vENlE subscribers have entered into Copart-
L nershp under the firm of SCOTT, RUSH
s HENLEY, for the purpose Of iransaotn GEN
ERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS in the city of Mobile.
WIN. A. SCOTT, will be in Mobile sy the 18th
Of October next, at which time they would be thank
full for any business that may be entrusted TO their
care, and promise to use every effort to give general
satisfaction WIN. A. SCOTT,
EDMUND +. RUSH.
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
or The business of Henley, Scott G. Co. will be
continued.
Pickensyille, August lS37-6-20w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Commission Business.

FHNIIE undersigned will open an Office in the
4 City of Mobile, on the LIST Of Noy, next, for
thepurpose oftransacting general Commission bu-
sness, and tenders his services TO his friends and
acquaintances and particularly to the Planters Of
Alabama and Mississippi. All orders thankfully re-
ceived and punctualy attended to.
PETER MC0LLUM.
Mobile, Oct. 18th, 1637,--l3-2m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
7actorage 4 Commission Business

Factorage * Commission Business
VENHE undersigned having associated them
n selves together for the purpose oftransact-
ing General Fcctorage s. Commission Business in
The city OF Mobile, tender their services to their
friends and planters generally and hope by strict al
tention 10 business, they will merit share OF pat
ronage They will be in Mobile by the LIST of0cto-
Der ready to attend to business entrusted to their
care. r j. SWEARINGFN
July so ls36-Sti. r. K. WO0TON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
A Cocoa :argain

NNlLL be givenin an improved tract Of land
W lying eight mlss be'ow onmbus, nme.
diatsly on the Bigby combining Coo ac'e; there Is
$50 acres now in cultivation ME good fence also
cotton gin and press. AL rev, lare il iso, ier'
ry and landings on the pl.ce II the uchaseT wsn-
es, will sell The crop lni sock Of all kind win !"
Sept IS, is57-H-sw John LINDSAY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

We have got the upperhand of
ONE great monopoly; but the
States abound with other mOnO-
poles just as much at war with
the rights Of the people az that
great one was, and even, in Its
sphere, capable OF inillcaing great
and pervading injuries upon the
real people, who live by their own,
and not by other peoples labor.
Chartered companies, with exclu-
sive and extraordinary privileges,
are the legislative evils and Oppr0-
brium of the age in which we live.
On no point have the powers of le-
gislatiye bodies been SO strangely
misunderstood as on this; on no
one has so much error ana delu-
sion prevailed; on no one is there
such need for light among the peO-
pie. ana for united, faithful, and
vigorous, and persevering cxer-
lions on the part of those who de-
fcnd their rights. Beaton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Commission Business.

FENIlE undersigned have formed Co partner
n ship, commencing on the LIST Of Octoberncxt,
for the purpose Of transcting Factorare and
Commission Business in the city Of Mobile, under
the firm and style of JONES, LYON s. Co.
Their business will be confined exclusively to tie
sale Of Produce, ard purchase of Goods, when placed
IN funds. VIM. JONES, Jr.
M. LION,
August u, 1s37-5-2lw WM. LYON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
COMMISSION RIlsinesg.

GAYRE, CONVERSE & CO. will continys
- the CoMMssloS BUSINESS in this CITY, ana
trust BY their prompt attention TO business oonfded
to them, to merit and receive share Of patronaee.
Noble Sept /, l9S7-9m6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

In spite of national bcggary, pa
per money has still It's advocates,
and probably, of late, Its martyrs.
In spite Of national dishOnOr, til e
continental impOst is still opposed
with success. Never did experience
more completely demonstrate the
iniqUity OF the one. s. the ncccsSi-
ty OF the other. But III defiance OF
demonstration, IInayes will con-
tinue to prOselyte fools, and to
keep Il paper money faction alive.
The fear of success has annihilat-
ed credit, AS their actual success
would annihll0te property.
Fisher fines.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Factorage & Commission Business

FactOragc * Commission Business
VENHE subscribers respectfully tender their
thanks to their friends and the public gem
orally, for the liberal encouragement they have re-
ceiyed; and BY pledgng themselves that nothing on
their part will be wanting to give general satisfaction
TO all who may in future entrust their business to
their care, solicit continuation Of their favor
Office North side ofConti. near Commerce Street.
PURVlS, ANDREWS & CRAWFORD.
Mobile, Aug l2-7-Sm.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
COmmIsqlon RUsinese,

TNHE subscriber vil continue tie CoNNls.
4 SION BuaisEs7 in 3iobiie, and viii t.
thankful for a portoa OF he pubhc patronage.
Sept /, lSS7-agaS. 2. HEARD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

Col A B SAUNDERS, the democratic can
dldate for Auditor of Public Accounts, is so
well known in be state, as scarcely to need
word of commentator. His long resi-.
deaee am ing US; his unbending integrity
and unyayer,ng democratic principles. have
gained for him the appreciation Of all who
have had the pleasure of his acquaintance.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

Col. g. r. FALL is the only republican can.
didatc in the field for the Office Of state trea-
surer. He has long been favorably known as
an able advocate Of democratic principles (;
he is high minded and honorable man, and
viii make an able and efficient treasurer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

l approved, from the first mo-
mems. of the great mass of what
Ia in the new COnstitutiOn--WNat
l disapprOved, also from the first
moment. was the want of a Bill
of Rights TO guard liberty against
the Legislative as well as the EX-
ccutivc branches OF the Govern
ment--that is to say--TO secure
Freedom In Religion; Freedom of
the Press; Freedom from sNONO-
Imprisonment; Freedom from a
Permanent Military; and a Trial
by Jury in ali eases determinable
by the Law Of the Land.
jefferson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
To the Planters

THVHE undersigned beg leave to inform the
u Planters Of Mississippi and Alabama, that
he intends removing to Mobile for the purpose Of
selling Cotton, and purchasing and forwarding
goods, and attending to any business intrusiod TO
his care; and hopes by strict attention to business
TO merit a share ofpublic patronage He will be in
Mobile by the Ism of October, ready TO attend 10
any business Intrusted to his care.
JOHN j. LEWIS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

b. W. BEssoE, SECRETARY OF STATE
\ report has been circulated, that b. ". Benson
Secretary Of STATE, Is unable iion i'll health, 10
attend to the duties ofhis office. Such is not the
fact IIo IS now engaged in the active discharge
Of his Official duties, aud in better health than he
has enjoyed lor the last twelve months. He Is
an able and faithful officer, and We have no
doubt, viii receive the undivided support Of his
political friends AT the ensuing election in Novem-
bcr--.Nississppian
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

All distractions to the execution
Of the laws; all combinations and
assOciatiOns,u under whatever plau-
sible characier,with the real cOIr.
age to direct. control, counter
act, or awe the regular delibera-
ton and action of constituted au-
thOrities, are destructive of these
fundamental principles, and Of
fatal tendency. Washington.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Receiving & Torwaa ding Businegs
To The Public generally,

pUT mole particularly 10 the Planters and
E1 Merchants Of South Alabama and Missis-
sippi: The undersigned under the firm Of WALLIS,
BROTHER & CO., to do business as General Agents
and Commission Merchants, in the city Of Mobile,
propose to be in that place BY the lst November,
prepared to serve all those who may wish to avail
themselves OF their services IN that capacity.
We address ourselves on this occasion, not only
TO the planting community but 70 oil those feeling
an interest in the great staPe 81 soata, and he
principles upon winch busiaeas assa- y. co.saJG'.
ed having so important 4 ooGn54ir9 s3agrWth IS
the business Of t.e Congsiis',aT Ts~.b27s :. d.
perhaps, IN view OF recent cec tf- ..ccs 5id c1rns-
stances winch have affected rcsco els ueagr 81.
Classes OF the community, ard t K a- se,,-
ouSy operated not Only iipon thu els. d .i1te llt
the entire commercial world due to ine PEOPLE wnose
patronage we ask, and 70 ourselves, to saw that we
have not before been engaged in business in Mobile,
nor are We, or have we been in any manner con-
nected with any person heretofore engaged in busi-
ness in that pace-and therefore ask nothing either
IN the way Of faror or forgiveness for what has
passed coHnectedwith the commercial operations Of
that floursfng city. But, having from early youth
been somewhat conversant with the theory at least
OF the system upon which the General Commission
Business connected with the article of Cotton, has
been conducted, and having, in common with the
great class of community, very recently witnessed
some OF both its miserable effects and defects, we
hope we will be INDUCED, without being considered
arrogant or dictatorial, in making few remarks
upon what we consider to be the only true or cor
| rect principle upon which Commission Business in
the great staple Of the south can be cunduoted
having due regard to the atety and best interests
OF all concerned. In doing this we offer only those
| BY which We profess ourselves to be governed.
First We will accept no mans Bill without bis
means in our hands to meet il Secondly: To do
impartial justice to all, shall be our AIM Thirdly:
In all We do, labor to deserve liberal patronage
but should we not succeed at once to the exten, Of
our wishes, not To charge tie fc,c good friends VIC
may have with all which We trust the great number
will be ready to afford lis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

FactOrage & Commission Businog,
HVHE subscriber continues the Factions.
a and Commission Business al Mobile.
ARCHIBALD BROWN.
Sept. /, l637.-em2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

Commission s. FECtO1Fgc In f7sN
NRANCIS /. MERINETHER & SI,,
a UEL ". GRIGSBY, CoNNssloS Ers.
cHAyrs, Mobile, Alabama.
Mobile. August 10. !S37-6-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
REFER TO

j. W Byrn, Sh'h' of Lowndes Co. co,,,n,,,, NJ;
Robt d. Hayden, C'lk ofProbates. 0O'N"''"'''-'
n Ra 8 ala M5m'' oEtis5cAa County,
R RS'j Wn b' Fl. Cook. Lorpnae' county
G r. + ! !f Rnn Tuscaloosa, .alabama.
Rsg y M,O w"P PfrI1 Pieken. county Ga
James Hall, Selma,
John S. Jemison, Sumter county,
Sept. ., l337--6-4m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

II will require steady and perse-
vering exertiOns OH your part TO
rid yourselves Of the iniquities
and mischiefs OF the paper system.
and to check the spirit of monop-
oily and other abuses which have
sprung up with it. and of which ii
is the main support. So many i'm
tere Is unite TO resist all reform on
this subject, that you must not
hope the conflict will be q short
one, nor success easy.
fJackson's FdreweH Address.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
JAMES WALLIS,
IOC AMI WAITS

4OI-E4N d. " ALLI1N.
Tuscumhia, Sep IS, 1887 hit
The Bulletin, Dtmopnlis; Adv,r tiser, Montgom-
cry; and Sentinel, Wctumpka, will insert the above
four weeks w. b. s. Co. +
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

Hos. 4. G.. McNuTr.-Ne are pleased 70
hear that this gentleman makes an impression
upon the minds Of lhc People Of the Chiekasaa
counties favorable 10 his success al The coming
election His address al this place gave gene
raj satisfaction 10 tie democracy Of the county.
His views Of State policy manifested an Intimate
acquaintance with he best interests Of isis
sepi and an ardent desire 10 see her citizens free
from embarrassment, prosperous and happy
His views Of the present banking system, and
lis numerous evils were given candldiy and with
out reservation. And his opinions OF the right
ful and proper remedy By imposing restraints
and liabilities upon the directors and stock hol-
ders ofbanls, so a. to afford toe people ample
security Tor the redemption Of their bills, were
!avoTa5lY responded to, b. every man Who heard
HIM. Nor did Ma. MINUTE fail IN the impress
sior produced eYen upon bis political opponents.
Ills ingehousncss and desire 10 answer all ques-
tons relating TO subjects upon which any voter
desired 10 be informed it was admitted, left no
room for the charge Of noncommIttalism, or dis
pute about his real entlments.-Chiek. Union.
Hon. A. g. McNUTT, ia tho only republican
candidate for the Office Of Governor. lie has
visited the eastern aud northern sections of our
stale, and receives every where, the warrnest as
suaucos Of support from his political friends.
We rejoice to see the unanmy which now
prevails IN the ranks of the democratic party.
We are continually receiving letters from every
part OF ihe state Visited by Mr. McNu!t, which
assure u, that he is to be elected by an over
majority. The most signal triumph
awaits as IN November, that the democratic par
iy has over enjoyed IN Mississippi. We have
recently, with but partial turn out. beaten the
wings four thousand votes. 1t is the full turn
outs, which give the republican party, the largest
najorIues.- .MissIssippian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

Incorporating hostility to the
Bank Of the United States--the in
terests and honor of the people
demand Ii. Fan Buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

It's not In a splendid Govern
ment. supported by powerful mo-
nOpOlios and aristOcratic estab-
Iishments,t that the people will find
happiness or their liberties pro-
lection; but I'm a plain system. void
OF pOmp, protecting all and grant
Ing faVOrs to none. Jackson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
EAGElI! HlHEEI! HAEEE !!
DIR. IONA. MoORE's
T-@rsrt7rc ne 3B ife

90 Cy-T7T3 PER DO .rrE-7.
rENlll, most highly esteemed medicine that
Il has ever been discovered ior curing
Coughs, Colds and whooping cough, which, If
taken al the commencement Of the disease,
may be- cured IN a Short time. 7 he following
are a few OF moro thnna thousand
RECOGIIINDATEON
The undersigned ministers Of the Gospel in
the county Of Windham, VI. knowing the sat
u,arv efficacy. Of Dr. Jonathan Moore's Es>
scncc Of Life, having used it ourselves and III
our families consider II valuable compost
ton; particularly useful and clicalious in re.
moving complaints OF The lungs. and indeed a
safe aud restorative IN dicjnc in tho various
diseases named in the Doctors accompany
Label: and d. mos, clccrlully recommend lis
gcncral use. believing it well worthy the pat
runare oflhc public
Sicnc}--llosca Becky, Dummcrston; Syl
vcs,cr SAGE, Westminster; Jed. l.. stark
Bia,ilchoro; Elisha y. Andrews, Putncy
Chandler Bates. Phictus Clark
October g. 1876.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
Samuel iSue!i's Estate.

wv the Subscribers, huvug been ap
w pointed bv the Honorable the Pro-
bate Couu for the District Of Chucndcn,
commissioners to receive, examine aud ad
lust he claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate Of Samuel Buell., la't
Of Burlington III said District, dcceascd.rep
resented nsolveut. aud also all claims and
demands exhibited ~ oh'-rr thereto; and
SIX month, from the day oi the date bcrcpl,
beng allowed by SAID Couu tor that nur
pose, we do thorefurc hereby give notice.
that we viii attend 10 the business % our
appointment, at the Office of Wm. Noble ~
Bennington III said District on the second
Mondays Of Nav and September next, al
70 O'Clock, A NJ. on each 70; sand day,.
Dated, Tine 18th day Ap'I \. d. 1887.
WIN. NOBLE. ! CopmiS
WIN WESTON, { sinners.
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TIL OF EGa..

JOHN n JEtN y EN-.
2, w o form The ' c,,zos "1 BD Or.
!ssEsE llngon and vicinity. and the
skEAAAEsA travelling pubic, that he has
taken. repaired, aud fitted op IN good style,
the house To merry Kept by Mr.. Harrington
and subsequently by Nj. Cady, on the
East side Of water street. at The head OF
the Steam Boat Wharf. ard opposite
Messrs FoIIett and Brad',ys Stone Store.
Having had much experience III the
business Mr.. J. flatlers himself that he viii
be able 10 eve satisfaction 10 all who may
'avor him with call. HIS Bar and table
wi, be supplied WITH Via" best THAI the
n,arkc: affords. and in- house, barns aud
sheds, for convenience, are not inferior TO
those Of hI- ne'ghbo'S.
Steam Boat passengers will b" waited
on to and from the Boat. and their bag.
gnre conveyed AID taken care Of free OF
charge. and stage passengers. from every
direction, be SET down al this house, with.
out any additional iare.
Horses and carriages will be furnished
o any who vast them Ia do business at
any part Of the yIilags Or town, at reason
able prices.
Determined to spare no pains TO merit.
MI. J. hopes TO receive, a share of the
public patronage.
Burlington. Nav TO- 1887.
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Gideon prindIe's Estate.
STATE OF VERNON


DlsTRICT OF CHTTENpEN, SIS
Tie Honorabie the Probdie Court )o| he
District Of ChHenden, To all persons
concerned Hihe estate # Gdeon Prindle
late IF ChWi.ue in said district deceaS-
ed. GREETING.
NETHEREAS, George Prindlc. adninistra-
w tor of the estate of said deceased propo
ses to render an account Of his administration
aud present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance al Il session Of the
Court of Probate to be holden at The Office of
the Register ofsaid court il Burlington or the
second Wednesday Of May next
TnEREFoRE. You are hereby notified TO ap.
pear before said Court at the lime and place
aforesaid. and shew cause, if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
Goth day Of April A. ID. 1887.
WIN. WESTON, Regier.
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CHAMPLAIN HOTEL.
Axih
JONA. nsGl#N HART.


rspECTFIIIIY announces TO the
10. r,,ivcrs nr EuriIuc,on and lis vicinity.
.'uI ,Na ,r,a,,lln, nuhLc ocncr,ly. ,ba,
,',a,,,n ,or,,,.d poIu,rd Glcd M
and n,,n,.,rI ,h, nhov, Uo'cl. sl,naicd
,,oa. a., hn.d If ,hr Sicom Bon, Wharf
ard nny, doc, north ct Mcssrs, Follcll and
n.',,a.. s,,no S,o-r. in styleof clcrancc
.,'i ,,,,,,,,,c, ma, surpa,scd by anv
,,,ho. II,,,l IN the VILLAGE OF Burlington
.,ocious parlnur. DINING room and
.a,,,r,r ronn.. all con,,onons. communicate
wi,h each other aud with the front Piazza
holnw porlours and slccpno rooms above
~, CONVENIENT. airy and prospective and
communicable NV lie Hall 20 the Front
p,ozza above, are all inviting To travellers.
taarJn,s and nnr,,es Of rlrosur,. The Bar
L,,, .h,d. mud r,rL, AFRO orr,rord
IN tho best possible manner to accom-.
modatp the travelling aud business public.
Mr n. from >onr experience nrol;ss,, to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-09
ia MI wIom Z aqy concern.

We, the undersigned physicians, who have
proved the efficacy Of DR., jonathan Moore 5
Essence of LIIr. conceive ii our duty 10 pat
tonizc the medicine, and arc Of opinion that
ifgcncralIy used, it will be Of public utility.
Sjgacd-Abcl Duncan. Samuel Slcarns,
Dummcrslon; Jonathan Badger, VIM. Town:
UcsimInstcr; c. ". Chandler, Andover
Prescott Hall, Chesterfield.
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For the cure Of
Colds, .4silmos, Hdoopug Congh, spaiHg o,
Blood and ComUagito0a.

r CCLAND MOSS crows beautifully in thj
ii Island al iceland, from whence it lakeJ
It's name. aud Ia all The high northern ldoy
ludrs Of Europe and Asia. where its Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated This plant contains a lcarget
proportion Of Ttgr'Uj'e .Nucii0ge than any
other KNOW substance. and m combination
with it IS a bitter principle which acts mos
benctic.g,Iy ~ giving strength lr eases OF gica
weakness and debility Of the lungs. tn
knowledge OF many flour most valuable med
iclncs, for the cure Of diseases, have been OBJ
tanned from Observing their effect on bru
Hnimals;-so in the case Of Tins most invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered b
their effects On the hardy, loHg,iycd p
saEacous Rain Deer, which derives It's pm
cipal punishment from the lceiaad Moss, al
whose milk becomes so highly imbucd witl4
its BalSomjc virtues, that II is used with Il
greatest confidence as Il sovereign remedy b.
tho inhabitants oia,l those countries for Il
cure o all diseases of the breast auG lungs.
France, this compound has ,ong been know
and extensively used ana 10 its salulary oiiec
as much A. TO the sulubrily OF the climate,
probably owing the very small numb
otIGiat rascS ofconsumptlon in that count
compared with Great Britain and The Unit
states. This Syrup contains all the mcdlcin
Virtues oGtho Moss in the most conccntral
form, and is prepared from the ongnal Io z
from Paris, only by.
l.. nCTUnlNGS s. co. BdHimord
And none is genuine unless il has their
smile upon each bill Of direction also upon
envelope, 1J~aud sealed with their seal
J. ~ J. II. PECK & Co. "wholesale age
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GUBJOINED is a Catalogue ofsomc of tho
~ various kinds of Goods W. w. MESSER
Is constantly receiving from the Foreign and
Domestic Manufactures.
Ia soliciting The cuslcm Of Merchants and
Dealers. he assure' them that he viii soil his
goods Iof Cash OF Credit, at as low prices and
on as good terms as can be found in any Cliy
in the Union.
Having but recently commenced business,
he will be pleased 10 sell for CASH at a much
lower rate ofproil than the old and establish
ed houses of The City are in practice doing
RICE GOODS.
Gold and silver Pencil Casos i great varil
y, gold silver, shell, pearl und oui palnleda.