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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29
lIRRRTT R0TRl.

lIBIRTT R0TRI.
AuwA NHlS old and well known
!:s.H stand, formerly kept by
liii; Mr.. Whitney, has been re-pur.
chased by him and Mr.. Ander.
son. In future it will be kept by them, I'M
der the direction of the former, who will
devote his undivided attention to it, rem
dering it in all respects what it should be,
a comfortable retreat for all. His expe-
rience in pBblic line is well known--it
enables him to say, without fear of disap-
polntmenA to all, you will be as comfort
ably entertained at the Liberty Hotel as
you can be any where. Horses will be
carefully attended to--we have commodi-
GUS stables where we can accommodate
drovers a. otheUs who may call with eyerv
thing in that line-p!enty of provender.
As for our table, beds, and other things
aPpertalning TO the Hotel, we say they
are good, but do not take our word for it,
come and try and Judge for yourselves.
And then, our LIaUoRstoo, try and you II swear,
We have Cider, delicious Cider, here,
Rich to the TASTE, and as the amber, clear;
VINE too we have, of all the better sort,
Madeira, Claret, Tener!Bc and Port.
We've high proof spirits, Gin and Brandy rich
And Wh'skey, old KonOngohela and Peach
Ofthese men need not speak, for c defy them
Totell how good they are before they try them
The undersigned have also lately pur
chased the stand known as M'DoweI's
Tavern. In adding this spacious house,
yard, stables, &c. to their other accommo-
iations, they can say their means are more {
'mPle than any before ever could boast
VI in Liberty for the reception of custo- i
ners and the public. Owing to this ar G
ansement they are able also to accommo- v
ate many boarderS in addition TO the S
lumber they are now accommodating a
hey say to the public, we solicit your
atronage. M. Nj. WHITNEY, v
]. G. ANDERSON. ?
Liberty, Feb. 10, 1888. 8-tf. /
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL.

MAGAZINE OF
SCIENCE, LITERATURE g. MISCELLANY.
Published Semi-Monthly,
By the Je6ersO" College and Washington Lyceum
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NN ISIS RING will open School in
lH this place on Montay the 2lst. inst.
The branches to be taught are READING,
WHITING, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR, GEoGRA-
pHY, HIsToRY, RHETORIC, PHILOSOPHY, AND
CHEMISTRY.
Terms, Six Dollars per Quarter.
Miss r. will attend a class of young
Ladies and Misses after School hours and
instruct them in Painting and Ornamental
NeedieDOrk.
A number Of young Ladies can be ac-
with board inprivaie families.
Liberty, May 10, 1888 81
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
A SOLDIER.
For the Pearl Rieer Banner.
THE MocKINo BIRD AND TIE JAY BIRD.


A FABLE.
Once on time, p Mocking Bird and a
Jay Bird took shelter in The same bnsh
for the night. The Mocking Bird arr.
we'd last; and by accident peched on a
bongh Of the bush, above The Jay Bird.
The Jay was much offended by this act
Of contumely, as she construed it. and
hoped up On the Dough on which the
Mocking Bird bad perched, and address.
ed her thus; "Well, madam you have
. very strange way Of exhibiting your
impudenca. II you would have taken
time 70 contrast the br,iliancv OF my
plumage with the dulness Of yours, you
would have taken your proper seat. aud
saved me the notification Of indicating to
you the necessity of tOrering your prelsn.
sions,' The Jay then sIec,ed her plum
age, and attempted to strike the Moe king
Bird with her her be ak. The Mocking
Bird, however, avoided tho stroke, and
dropped on The bough which the Jay had
Ieft and thus modestly addressed herr
I"Macsm. my takinga seat above you
was accidental. and not intended az an
insult. Wa reached the bush first and
J Supposed. had selected the seat which
pleased you best. With regard to our
lplomage, Il is The gift OF our maker. and
you have no right 10 boast Of The briilian.
lcy Off ours, nor | 20 repine at the dull
ness 81 mine" lu the course Of The
night, . Night Hawk passed, and by the
elevated seat and brilliant pIp,nage OIL
the Jay Bird, discovered her retreat.
THIS unprincipled marsuder OF the nigh,
pounced Oh her, aud bore her off in HI,
ruthless talons. When the poor ia,
discovered that she was lost. she thus ex
c!aimed, alas! alas! my pride and yanit,
has been lbe cause OF my ruin. whilst tn,
{. modes'y and humility Of The Mockin,
Bird has saved her from destruction.
!. Tears shed for the departed
, seem 10 relieve the heart. Thu,
widows like frogs are most live
IIv "a fer n cnpvt,r
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
From The Col amJa T.lesr

extra session Of Congress, and
|rbr early scenes Of the regular
session, doubted that q projrc,
was % foot ~ carry this Sia,s
over i. Van Bnren. Il not ON.
" required a stout heart TO con.
vince and strong hand 10 tfrrc,
SO shocking a revolution, but il
aIso demanded caution, fncssp
and disguise, The pnrposs
vas therefore at first denied
then obliqueIy adnliited-nup
openly avowed. !: is now sup.
posed that the people are ina
condition to have the matlet
broken before ihem-and The
organs who eight mouths ago
resented the charge Of Van BIZ.
renisM; as outrage and offence
now admit ,ha; they are. and
say the Stale ought to he, of the
Van Buren, party. The Me,cu
ry and the Peoples Press If Al.
gusla, have more than half |
dropped the mask. Not tha,
we mean TO say that either Of
these papers knew from the be.
ginning 10 what they were to
come. t'hey, too, had TO 10
coqueitcd with a little, and for
time thought that they were op
| posed to Mr.. Van Bnren-and
then in their tnrn acted the co.
ouette with ,he Sob Treasury
panty. Of which some portion
still supposes itself auii-Van
Buren,.
The delusian cannot long
continue. And now ne put The
question directly, will The State
of South Carnlina, the dpiusiou
being tlissipated, permit itself,
knowingly, and Of purpose, to|
fall .alo the arms If Mr. Van
Burcu? This is The only ques'
tion.
Who arc we 70 he delivered
10? Look TO il, people Of South
Carolina.
To tho rufiian dynasty OIL
Blair Benton and Kendall
10 the cold.bloudcd, selfish
and INSCRIPTIONS politics Of the
N. York regency.
| TO the wild and lawless prln.
ciples Of unbridled Loco-foco-l
ism.
! 10 the Kitchen Cabinet'-to
the Spells party which Mr.. Cal.
hnun said had no principle Of
adhesion but a desire Of Office.
10 the foulness Of the Mrs
Eaton party.
10 me .feroci,y oflhe Procla.
ma'ion party.
10 Inc daring sycophancy
Of The Expunglng party.
10 the fraud and dnp!lclty o.
those who betrayed MS into the
Tariff Of 1928; who opposed
the compromise in 1888, aau
argued its violation in 1887.
10 that prohigate and prodl'
gal party which al The last SEES
sion borrowed twenty mlllIo"
10 enable IL TO spend thirly-nlne
in patronage md influence.
! These are The people and me
principles We are To be deliver
ed over 10.
Aad under what circnmstad'
ces Of gross humiliation are wv
bought ~ 10 he surrendered.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

We must say lew words ny way O
spoiogy for the non-appearance Of oul
-paper,last week. The bes, we cay say
for ourselves is, that we were more pro-
fitably engaged. The press Of job work
was great, and must Of necessity, have
been attended to. We are afraid il will
be some time before we shall have on op'
poriunity Of making such another apollo
81. Hope it may not.
{ STATE TaEAsURER The election fol
State Treasurer is rapidly approaching
and il would be we'll for our citizens Ia
begin to look around and see who they
will sustain for tina: important Office
There are no less than four candidates -
three democrats and one wbig. Gen. ST.
LAS BRowN. a an Of stern republican
principles il the wing candidate. Let
every wing DO his duty and he will be e.
lected by an overwhelming majority.
We ask the attention of our Whig
friends in this county, to The proceedings
Of public meeting held at Raymond on
the Isl inst, which will be found ia ano-
ther colurn. Would il not be well for
the wings OF this county 10 call meet.
ing and appoint delegates TO the proposed
convention, 10 meet in Jackson on the
fourth Monday in January next. to nom
mate candidates for electors for President
and Vice President, Governor. Congress.
men, and other State officers. The whig
party in this county is sufficiently strong
TO justify us ia organizing our forces, and
being always ready to rush to the rescue
of those great and sacred principles for
which we are, and have been con,endiae
We would like to bear from some OF our
wing friends upon this important subject.
Col. w. n. Shelton, the President.
and some others Of the directory Of the
Brandon Bank, were in Natchez on The
olst ofStptember, and it said they were
trying 10 make some arrangements with
lhs Na'cbez Banks BY which the notes
Of the Brandon Bank would be iakea a,
their counters. God speed them 10 the
good work, say we, il that is their tusi
ness. i has been delayed too long.
We regret 10 learn that our talented sne
eloquent representative in Congress. III,
Hon. s. S. Preniiss intends retiring frou
public life as soon as the time for which
be was elected TO congress shall expire.
Pearl River is lower than il has bee,
for eight or ten years past, and falling.
The Union Bank CONNIE need discount
sng on the 9Th ult. Il is said that note
20 the amount Of about $500 900 wer
discounted on that day. Go ahead.
NEWTON CANNON, the present ineum
bent Of The Guberns,oriai chair Of Ten
nessee, is a candidate for re- election
He'll bea, Polk Out Of all hollov.
The election in Georgia take plac
This month. The wings are quite sar
su'ne Of success. That's good news.
The New York and Pennsylvania
!ections take place about this time
wings look out for good news-it ",
DC borne upon the wings Of the wind
your glad ears. The joyous shouts
hundreds Of thousands Of freewen vi
greet The welcome news Of a confirm
ton of.uhig Strengthen the Empire" al
key Stone" States. Up aad be doin
TENNESSEE SENTIMENT.
IL a FL l..
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
TIL r b AMER
Srorrzcnxxo. rE1ssrssrrr1.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1898.

Ave are authorized TO announce
ARTHUR SMITH, Esq, as a
candidate for the State Senate,
from this comfy, to ell the va.
cancy occasioned by the resig.
.nation Of Col. Hartman Runnels.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

Ut iUe tchvt llvSi OdUu%as
MEssRs EDIToRs:
Permit me the pleasure of an
nouncing through your very USE
ful paper, the name Of Major
Jesse Maxwell,as a candidate
for Lieutenant Colonel Of this
Regiment. Ii thirteen years
service as an officer will quail
ify a man for that Office, then
Major Maxwell is qualified, hav-
ing served three years in Geor-
gia as a Captain, three years in
Mississippi Territory as AdJu-
tant, and seven years in the
State Of Mississippi as a Major.
He has been a citizen Of Missis-
sippi for twenty seven years and
is now So years Of age. he is o
fine looking nah, and his zeal
for, and his devotion 10 his
couaty's good will recommend
him to the constellation Of every
citizen. # elected he will per.
form the duties of the Office ac.
to lasu.
A SOLDIER.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
TENNESSEE SENTIMENT.

anedol'owing manly and eloquent ex.
tract Is lfom long article ia relsi;on 10
- a. Polk. who 10 candidate for Gov
s'nos Of Tenaessee, taken from the very
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

Tears shed for the departed
seem TO relieve the heart. Thus
widows like frogs are most live.
ly after a shower.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

The election in Georgia take place
this month. The wings are quite san.
su'ne OF success. That's good news.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

hest paper in thai Stale, the (FsankIis>
Western Weekly Review, edited by our
friend Jas. Hogan j.. We have known
Mr.. Hogan long and well. and have no
hesitation in rronouncing bin one OF the
most talented, fearless, and independent
editors IN the United Stastes. He is .
member Of The Legislature Of that great
state from the "key stone" county. or
old native Williamson; and well and truly
does he represent the voice Of the people.
We are neither a prophet. nor the son Of
a prophes but we predict that James
Hogan jr will be in Congress in less tire
than five years.
nTo those Of our iendsahroad, who may have
been deceived with tales Of changes and dcsertions
TO the New York party,--wo tell them 1T IL
NOT SO. THE BANNER OF REP UBLICAN
PRINCIPLES and CONSTITUTIONAL Lib
ERTY waves as PROUDLY and TRIUMPH
ANTLY on our soil as il ever did; THE FREE
HEARTS that have always gathered for its pro-
,tection, are TRUE AS EVER TO THEIR
SACREDTRUST; and NEVER mo NEVER!
will they be found sfninking sfEnn their duty or
striking that honored flag, 70 the authority of the
power holding, power seeking party at Washing
ton. The Office hunter may sacrifice his consis-
tency, or change his principles; but NEITHER
the soul NOR the vote Of a TRUE Tennessee-
an, are TRANSFERABLE PROPERLY
Inhertors of the fe' sblood of our gallant Wing
fathers of the countrys better days, they will stead
tasty maintain their erect and honorable position,
unawed by the threats of power, and unseduced
by the smiles of those who PLATTER only to
DESTROY and KISS only to BETRAH"
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

NEWTON Cannon, the present ineum
bent Of The Guberns,oriai chair Of Ten.
nessee, is candidate for re election,
He'll beat Polk out Of all hoilov.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

The Union Bank commenced discount.
ing on The 9Th ult. I, IS said that notes
20 the amount Of about $500. 600 were
discounted on that day. Go ahead.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

Pearl River is lower than It has been
Tor eight or leo years past, and falling.
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Al Gu pitai ,urgics operations extra:
The resident PHI, sirla Is Dr eddtihrhjfo hSas
application ur admission must he made. or 10 ~ . q
Iuzen,hrrr M II Ksnpart street npI9lv
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Mr. Bank Notes ne.'lv executed. ma
NEW HAT STORE.

VUST received per late arrivals from New York,
y fire. .h and fashionable assortment rf HATS.
The subscriber would particularly cnlt the attention
of the public To a STYLE beaver !l,t4 OF superior
finish fine texture, rio an beautiful luS re; also to ii
fine plain Russia hat Of superior quality am! al 50 Il
Al lendid article of SILK hat logged It'll general
sortmen manuf,ctu ed by himself, expressly for this
market wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
N. B. Cit; and coun'ry dealers are invited 10 call.
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EgAY's LlNIMENT.-No Fiction.-This or
Il, trdordlnary chemical composition, the result
Of science, and the invention OF o celebrated nledi
cal man, the ntroduGt, of which to the public
was invested with the soemnity OF deathbod
bequtst has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining In correctness of the larnented
Or Grdlcys last confession, that " he dared not
die without giving to pOstcrlty the. bcucft of his
Knowledge on this subject" and he therefore
biQucathcd to his friend and attendant, Soomoa
Hays, tie secret OF his discovery.
Ii is uscd in the principal hospitals and
the private practice IN country first and IN ost
certainly for the cure OF the Piles and SO extern
svcly and effecuaIly to bntftc crtddlity unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All Swellings-Rcducng them III fcg4 hours.
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whooprng Cous h-E4tcrnally, ana
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprnins, and Burns-Curing in n
few hours.
Sores and Ulccrs-Whether fresh or long
standing, aud fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in rcdIi.
ing rheumatic sweIlngs, and looscning coughs and
tghtness of the chcstlr s relaxation of the parts
has been surprising beyond concep ton Thn
common remark of those who have used it in lh.
Piles, il 1t acts like charn.'
THE Pill ES-Thu price, & / is refunded TO nj y
person who will use bottlc Of Hays Lniu,..,I
for the Piles, ana tcdfn The empty bottle without
being cured. Those are the positive orders OF t,u
Proprietor TO the Agents; and out of many tho1
sands sold, not one has been unxhccesSfil.
w, might insert Certificates To any length, l,.t
prefer that those who sell the article, should u,
hfhit the original 10 purchasers.
CAITlON-Nonc can be genuine without
splGndid engraved wrapVrt, On which is my nan,r,
and ulso that cf Tho Agents
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk X
Co, New York, and BY one Druggist in c,oly
town in the Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner a
Common Il Fchonptoulas street, aud by tl.&
Apothccarcs generally. icSN
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FALL e. " INTER- CLul HING
n p. FREEMAN Il CO., No 3 Magazine street,
%. receiving their supplies Of Fall uud Winter
Clothing, and will connu" receive shipments re@u-
ary tllroughout the Their assortment being
large will enable them supply rchnnts from
the country, the shortest notice; for sale Wholesale
RETAIL on accommodating terms.
srp1g
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RUSHTON & ASPINALL'S

RUSHTON & ASPlN ALL'S
4 COMPOUND TONIC M1NIURE.--A speedy
- and &C tain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
remttent and intermittent fovors prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
yersal success IN 1882, by persons OF tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated in the annexed
certificates. @
This medicine rs highly recommended, I'D has
boon extensively used in the above dseaSss with
such distinguished snccess, that the proprietor Of
tho recipe has been induced TO Offer il to tile pub.
lie in its present form in the hope HAT ii may he
the iiicans If renewing many OF those who ars
suffering under the scourge OF country. Ii is
medicine possessing great vItnc, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
cfIrctlng cure, even in tho most obstinate sta &c
OF the disorder Il is MOI ut MI disaE resablc, aud
persons If liie weakest stomach, and children may
take it with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens the dgcstiyc
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, III obstinate cases two bottles
to effect u cure. There is neither mercury nor
To- tbs human constitution. The pruprictors art,
30 Well convinced OF It's efficacy that they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which las boon
takon in accordance with the directions and has
not effected Il perfect cure of tho fever & aguc
A OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, al
his wholesale and rutail drug ind INT dlcnc ST ore
corner OF BlcnvIlle and Charities streets.
! For District Agencies apply to
jc5 +. W. SMITH, As Cont st.
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ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC

ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
No. % Magazine trett, opposite hhnks Aicaue,
NNSTABl.iSHED for the execution OF maps, plans
H. and drawings merchants clrcmars, business and
address cards description, funeral cicunr- on
deep mourning paper, npotiecary and dugg ,be5;
bank checks dray receipts c.prnt@d nnd execute ii!
n cheap und expeditions style by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
Mr. Rank Notes ne Z ,lv executed. ma
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BUSINESS CARDS.
III. II. g. u. I'D. 1ycOrmb,

Ill. Ia. & r.. I'D. Ne VcONfD,
| HAFE opened a house for the trans"cfng OF" ecu
| H. erul Commission business at NHtsh 2, hhd any
business confled 10 them shall be faithfully attended
Refarrnces:-
# #sSs S:T Wis S:S; 81 g.. Orleans
octl2-eolm.
DIAPER, Qus, .te, pens, lux, fluid, waters sealing
J. wax, india rubber, OIuck sand, pounce, and every
other article stationery, OF the very best quaIt CON
''A"''' vi '''''''' DAVID FELT co.
mig Y Statiunrrs' Hail. % Charities st.
To MERCHANTS.
MI ERcTANIS ca" have beautiful circular 'irnrk
lVH oil at tvs hours notice, 10y calling al TIE Orleans
photographic nlce 80 Magazine street, opposite Banks
Arcade. nv
ACKEREL-35 .iuiF bUs NJ , liuckcrtl for sale
WI by READ N BAR STOW,
m94 "a Grus street.
X ENTUCKY BAGGlNG-loo ps for sae by
IN HOLMES & MILLS,
jvl2 Bank Alley
S,COTCI BAGGING so ps Heavy Scotch Tagging
" HoLilEs & MILLS,
jsid Bank A*v
L1XCHANGE on NEW YORK for s4it ~
T. LAWRENCE & LEGENDkE,
jvI2 % * % New lcvee
NEW BOOKS.
gKylIE American Democrat hints on the sncinl and
civil relations If the United States. By J. FEM
more Cooper. .
The Two Flirts or, Adventures in Country House,
and other tale :, bv Lady Blessngtun r l. Bui"er Ms
Norton Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore. Captain Med"in'
end others, III vols. =,
The River aud the Deserts by MISS laruos, ""oi VI
the City Of the Sutton.
The. Caskyt of Gen,s the Gift of nn Uncle and Aunt
with fine v God engruviugs by Anderson.
Just received mud for suc by WIN MckEAN,
i,l6 cor CAMP and Common sts.
I DOSIN DI.tiS5-7O bis rosin drnss, landing and
| IL, fur snlc by JTIiA\ Err & Co,
| iva "a Povdras street.
| IIAVE 4. SCfiAFFERS Comp6ind Fluid Ea
" tract If Sarsapari!a, for the cure OF obstinate
crup,ons of the skin; pimples or pustins OF the
face; bilcs viii arise from impure state OF the
blood; scAly ,ions; p ms in he bones; chrome
rheuma,isni; ,ert r; scrofuia, kings evil; whit
swelling; syphiIitic Diseases, aud all disorders
arising from an impure strte of the blood, by long
r,sjdcnc in Il no climate, or the inJudcious use ct
| mercury.
A,so.-Cavc & Schafr rs Worm Syr"p, or In
FAINT Preeervatvc: the best preparation now cxtant
! Among which are the follow ng:-lndtn Dye,
! far co, rIuv tho hair; Bears Oil Russian Bear s
Crease. PouAtuln; , ichaw's Free ,le Wash: Il.
norior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream Of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Otto of Rose; Lip Salve; kre-
osit, Tooth Wash; Carbonic Dcntriiicc; Orange
Flayer Water; Powder Putis and Boz ii Amer
can Charcoal neatly put up in four .nce walls
Preston Salts; Cologne krcosote Toothachc
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dire ng Go nbs
Iuuian Hair Oil;-with variety of ,l!lcr Pcrt1-
meries, &c. For sale by
l. W GLENN'S 'PERFUM RIES.
C TRINC ARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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kpROWN Shirtings-30 bales heavy brown shirt
ID ings, landing from ship Paugus for saleby
ISAAC BRIDGE ~ co,
E LII
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WuOL ES ALE TIN WARE VI ANuFACrORY
~ LOCKE 4 CO. No. - Old l.cvec, have in
Sc store, 4, their manufacturer, large ana ex-
tensive assortment OF lin ware winch they invite deaf
ers in the trade To eXumuc also 2lO Copper, sugar
house ski uers; jO do. Sugar ladcs; 20 doh. Copper
sugar lup4 Z, Bath tubs. assorted sizes; 90 gross
| assorted sized t'oifec GrnigEs.
NJ B-toot+ of buildings covered with Zinc, copper
! tin Copper and lin cutters pat up on inc Sho rtcs
| 90 ice nus7