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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

A LII persons iudcb'ed 10 the subscriber.
IA either by note or account, will do
well TO call aud pay up, as longer iudul'
gcncc will not be given. 4 word 10 the
wise, sc. l.. COFAR.
Jan. 12, 1871. d SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

During the last two weeks. un unusual guam
tity of rain has fallen in this region Of country,
and we have scarcely seen the sun within that
time. until yesterday. On Tuesday evening
iast slee, and rain commenced failing and be-
lore next morning the earth was covered with a
perfect coat Office. causing great inconvenience
10 pedestrians, and amnsemenis TO the young
s,ers.-The ground is now lid Of the unwei.
come visitor, and there is a prospect OF some
fair weather Mounta uccr, Ian. p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Cash Wanted.

WW7E would respectfully remind those per.
wv sons indebted 10 us, that the usual time
ofcredit has now closed, and request that they
would come forward and settle their accounts
Having large demands to meet. we are conse.
quently in great want of money.
BLAND d. BUTLER.
Jan 90, 1S41. If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

1--WE are born in l'aste, !" SAYS ap American
we marry on the wing; we make fortune at
stroke, and lose ii in tile same manner, to
make and lose it again in the twinkling of an
eye. Our body is locomotive, going at the rate
OF twenty-five miles an hour, our soul is like u
shooting star, and denlll orertakes lis at last
like Il fash of lightning"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Nov. g.
COTTON WARE HOUSE.

H-1WBUEG, ). e.
NNHE Subscriber having put lis WARE
IL HOUSE in thorough repair, and raised
it about five feet higher Than before, which
makes it to high water. Planters aud Mer-
chants may res. assured Of M danger from high
water, ip storing Cotton in this Warehouse.
He IL thankful for the liberal patronage df his
friends heretofore, and aatters himself that by
his personal and strict attention 10 business he
will merit continuance Of tne former liberal
patronage bestowed on him.
Any Cotonthut he may have in store, or that
may be sent to himto be shipped to Charleston
or Savspnah, will be strictly at,euded to.
w. p. DELPHI.
Hamburg. Aug 20 1910 U.3l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Blacksmithing.

WE have procured one Of tho best
w Blacksmiths in the Up. Country, op
Wagons and Plantation work, and We
will be glad to do the work Of our neigh
bors. and The public. Our prices will be
customary, and work shall be done with
out delay.
GIBBS d Co.
Pottcrsville, Jan. ], 1S4l.. d 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

.irsenic in Papcr.-IVe see it stated in one
of the daily papers as The result OF numerous
experiments by a French chemist, that common
writing paper frequently contains large quanti-
ties of arsenic. This is accounted for by the
fact that paper is often made from colored rags,
and arsenic is employed in the composition of
the coIors. Hence the pernciuus effects often
observable from chewing paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Final Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of
IN H.. w. Garrett, are requested TO
make paymen, by the 18th of Feb. next
and ali persons having demands against
said esrute are requested 10 present them
properly attested.
SUSANNAH GARRETT, ] ,,.
THOS. GARRETT, N"''
Jan. 12, l64l. so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Georgia Congressional ElectiOn.-Hlnes
Holt, Esq. the Harrison candidate, has
been elected to 6ll the vacancy in Con
sress occasioned by the resignation Of
Judge Colquitt. The vote stood for Holt,
26,O79, Watson. ". b. 21,OO3-majori-
" 5,O76.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Or Ei7cr.-Duriug the last week, VIC lave
had an abundance of rain, which hus raised
our river considerably y. Boats Of all sizes call
approach our wharvcs, mud some Of the largest
on our waters huve visited us the past week.
The Cotton is beginning TO go down rapidly,
and if the rise should lust any time, the Ware,
houses will be completely cleared out. The
price of Cotton in our market at present, va
rries from eto 81 ccnts.-Montgonlery ADJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Nasal Polpus.-The Western Journal OF
Medicine and Surgery staies that DR.. Brice, OF
Newark, Ohio, for more than thirty years res
pec,ablc practitioner ofthat place, has perma-
ncntly cured three cases Of polypus ofthe nos
tril by the root Of TIE saaguinaria canadeunsis,
or blood root. A decociionis made and applied
10 the part.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Il Sign.-An exchange paper says that the
hest sign dry goods merchant can raise in the
Yves, in order to make ready sale for his
goods is mot MARRIED."
The Suggestions pretty good; but it does not
70 far enough. The following, written upon a
sign in New England village, was better:-
DRY Goods. By John Bigrlow; who ,eishcs
to get married" This signs drew aHkinds Of
custom. The single ladies went. ofcourse; and
the married men always told their wives to 60,
under the impression ttat they could easily
cheatso great fool
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

The population of the 81. Charles tio-
tel, New Orleans, by census taken last
week, was near 700; inhabitants enough
to stock good sized country village AMI
make considerable of show al that.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

The Charleston Courier Of tie 23d inst.
saws. "Aleuer from New Orleans, dated
18th instant, received in this city, states
that the notorious David T.@Hiucs had
made his escape from the Peniten1lary-
so we may soon expect anew series OF his
adventures.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
SlleriG's Sales.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

LDUII ILID bIC NIV T.
David Richardson and others.
VS. Robertson Dean.
WK7ILL be sold at the House of John S,cd.
wv ham, on Friday, 5,h February next, The
following property, viz: one lot Of Corn. sup.
posed to be eighty bushels. one sci of Black
smiths Tools, one Rife Gun, one one.horse
Cart, one Cross-cut Saw, three Cows and
Calves, and varous other articles. Terms
Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. :. l.. y.
Jan 26. 1871. (Si 5ny b -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

THE Friends Of Mr.. John Lott, an
Il nounce him as Candidate lor Tax
Collector for this District.
jan. IL, 1911. d so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Bland & Butler, & Ell al. }
Moses Harris, jun. A''''"''''''
NILL be sold on Friday The 29rh in-
w slant, at the plantation of Moses
Harris, Sen., where Moses Harris, ir lived
the year 1910, one lnt of Corn, stacks Of
Fodder and pen Of Shuks, to satisfy ths
above cases. Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, $. Ed.
Jan. l3, 184I. tS1 SOY so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EAMES w. WAUGH, of this District, liv.
oD ing three miles south of Liberty Hill, Tolls
before me small Black Mare Mule, with the
lett eye oul, the other supposed not to be good
large scar on the rulnp, abou, fifteen years
old Appraised a, fen dollars.
A. T. TRAYLoR. }. F.
Jan 70, 1871, U5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

And on Monday, 1st Of March, at Edgefieli
Court House,
B. F. GOUEDY. T. c. E. d.
N. B. By Instructions from the Comptroller
General, all Taxable persons will bo required
to assign their returns.
Jan. .26, 1910. c52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
10 Improve the soil and the m ind

know ofno pursuits in which more reul or
important service can be rendered to any
country, than by improving its agriculture.
-Washngton.
Agriculture is the Great Art which every eIo'
vernment ought TO protect, every propneto'
of lands to practice, and every inquirer INTO
nature inprove."-Dr Johnson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

7, is stated that A. w. Crane, of New
York, has taken out patent for an ap-
proved clock. 1t runs 1873 days with one
winding, and it is said to be most lnge'
nious piece of mechanism.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

The judge in one Of the new counties Of
Virginia, asking the sheriff he had ;n-
pannelled ajury-he replied lie had caught
eleven, and expected to have The other
before long, as they were running him
wiki dogs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

Louisiana ,Senater.-Ou Monday, llth
instant, the two Houses of the Legislature
met in Joint ballot, and elected Mr.. Alex
ander Barrow, United States Senator. for
six wears from the 4th March next, in
place of the Hon. R. e.. Nicholas. whose
term of service then exDires.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
HYMENEAE
" The saken tie that binds t,co ,eilling hearts.
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, by
the Rev. DR.. Barr, hlr. JAMES S. IIARRIsoS.
of Edgcfeld, to Miss MARGARET L. BowIE, of
Abberille District, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28

"A touchnbore the common run."--The edi-
tor of the Readine, Pa. Gazette. gets quite
rbansodical lwhile describing a sleigh ride. He
scorns vulgar prose and breaks ont in poetry,
the following verse from which is a fair sam
pie:
"From sparkling eyes 10 drink in draughts Of
bliss,
From rosy lips to steal the konled kiss
Aud whilst the fair one 'gainst your side iepo.
SeS,
To orcr set her in TIC drylcd snous-es"
Oh! Moses. The same editor winds up
with the emphatic exclamatiou-"we are moi
married, thank heavcn!' He ought to be thank.
full. for if he had wife she would probably
lock him out doors after such "goings on u
and compel him to wander about in the sno,os.cs
all nighs.-i;cayunc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
CONDITIONS {:

The Political Rcformer will be published
semi monthly, npon fine white puper, euch
number containing Sixteen Octave Pages
mokinr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
N NOTECE.

A Ii Persons having demands against Pres
n Icy Bland, deceased, are requested TO rem
der them duly a'testcd, to the subscribers wi,lIL
in the prescribed time, ard those indebted
to the estate arc requested to make immediate
payment. -
JOHN BLAND, 11eeat0's'
Jan. 81, lS41. &c s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
For Hire.

WB Y the month, or for the remainder of the
a b year. four Negro Carpenters.
Apply I" !. F. CARROLL:
Fdcclicll, Ian. 1e. lSil. ,f 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Notice..

Notice.
A Ill Persons indebted to the esta,e Of Jesse
n H"bb, deceased, are requested to make
payment by the 10Th Feburury next, us the
subscriber intends to close the estate and
those huvingdemands against the estate, will
present them duly attcsted without delay.
EBERT DEVORE, AdmiT
Jan. 10. 1S41. d so
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
James nj. CaIliham, 10
F. II. Wardlaw, assignee of Mortgage.
g. w. Thomas.
WTILL he sold at Edgefeld C. House.
w on the FIRST Monday in February
next. one negro man by the name Of
Harry, 10 forecIose the mortgage in the
above case. Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, $. ED.
Jan 13, 1911 SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
,TBsE CULTIVATOR,

Il Consolidation Of Buers Cullirator an
The GeneSSce Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
N office.

A IL persons indebted 10 The ,ubscri-
N Der. are requested 10 make payment
by the 10Th ofnext month.
3. A. WALLACE.
Jan. 12, 1S41. SO
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N Office,

a LII persons indebted TO the subscriber, CT
N ther by note or account. will do well to
call and pay up, rs longer indulgence will moi
be given. JOSEPH PATTERSON.
Jan 81, ls4l. C 50
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FAX Collectors Notice.

n WILL. attend at the following places, to
IL collect Taxes for the year 1S40.
On Monday the 9th February. at Pine House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
Don't Look at This.

Jan. Is, 1S4l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
AG RICU II L r A l.
CORN ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

.Hsssrs Editors - find iha, some Of the best cult
Of great cFo. Indian di!ler in opinion
the proPrey # pulling the sprouts suckers from the
growing crops some oonendEg that adds to The crop
removs them while o.hsrs maintain they useful.
should be pleased % ca'n your opinion. J.. II.
We remove the suckers from Indian corn. we
think tie practice warranted either the OF
Dor pToducilveness. some experiments u.adc num-
ber Of years since, convinced that Il better 10 lei
them remain and We have nothing since 10 induce
change opinion.
In tie first place. il is inconsterabe labor 70 re-
the suckers from twenty of corn and when
moved. they usually lost all economical purposes.
when II suffered remain they form large gusniiy Of
the hest Of fodder.
In the second place, il that in many cases the
blossoms the suckers are necessary 10 the perfection Of
grain. The main stalks shoot up hsr stems, bess1
and shed their pollen rucsing Gust, all m the course
Of few days. impTegna'ing the principal through
their silks and then dying up. Now there IN every
corn field many later SET which require the apr,a-
ton ct pollen, grains ~iiI be produced, ara ie
blossoms from the suckers appear exactly adapted to this
emergency
II is possible vigorous sucker may de,rlci something
from the slze OF the main stem, aud perhaps diminish IN
slight degree the growing upon IT, but the addi-
gam always than compcn-ates thcsc par
al Deficiencies and leaves the additional fodder
gam.
since writing the 70 egong have noticed the results
OF an experiment ca tls jct communicated ilr the
south Per. which cofrob.Iaics lle opinion We have
thirty ave acres aud .at rows place operated
upon. he extract - ifsm journal o." term Labor, &c.
book that should be ke, every farm
August ID counted nineteen II corn in on.
place upon which the suckers had been cf On tic
10" sdoining, counted sixteen upon eight hills "
on which the suckers had besn taaoa away.
Ia -no'her pace, counted upon eight Lls nineteen
upon the corn suckers AID thirteen the
row on eight hills upon tle stalks without.
In another place fifteen upon the stake with suck
ers, aud twelve or those without.
The fodder On eight rows throughout the field, must
have been treble as much Upon ay other eght
the field.
November l7.--Meosurei tic taken from thirty.
two hill, our OF eight hills each) upon which the
suckers had been left and thiFtywo hills adjoining from
which the suckers had ben taken away aud the resul,
was as follows: The stalks with suckers made sixteen
quarts and pint of sheed cosn) and the stalks without
suckers made even sixteen quarts.
From variety OF similar experiments on record It APP
pears that IN pulling suckers from corn. The abos worse
than thrown awny aud IN respect TO the quantity grain
fodder, and saving o labor best let them remain
.ItGfy Cukfrafor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
From tt- .h5Qfy Caitirgsor.


.hsssfs Edfsrs-ln answer 10 the subscriber fem
Oornen respecting plaster sown sprins causing more
rust "a Wheat would saw have raised cosa quantity
oi wheat here ior e last nineteen years. have sown co.
ser aud plaster pentiuy but the last few year, have
abandoned the OF plaster wheat unless the
slrng was very dry and tho wheat backward which l.,
seldom tie case here am satisfied that plaster has q
tendency 10 rus. wheat viii any thing else that gives
larger growth OF straw. Wheat with larger grow ID
a straw, always later rpcning than tina, with SHORE
ter straw and latc wheat always more or less rustc
have no difficulty IN getting plenty Of clover los plaster
ing the next spung alter sowing but the lest of the
wheat land here rs getting too much clover han ard
nure and plaster 4 getting rch tor wheat least
great many farms get mote straw than profit
able. II costs great deal To harvest Iraw In and thrash
&c and net SO much when had .lg.i-r crops
oi straw. Ga iaid thc growth Of straw IS less. tac
wheat plump and 40 fus when thc old feds. with .r,at
burdens u straw. will not produce more wheat.
am using my barn-yaid m.nurc lor meadows now.
and am going 10 reduce my wheat land for q time. Now
or wheat turning cacs. am surprised ta the quc Jon
gets $50 many advocates; bur suppose the.
great smI ctous as / some fifteen ,c-Js nso. Alv
land was very iou whea frs rot H. and plenty of che.
amongst other things and although soved clean seed. Z
got sometimes Sven eight bushels OF che or D,rty
go bushels of wheat, eud ! vas certain that vhcii
became Chess. however. hy al ass soruc cctn seed, !
avs the chcs- gradua.'Y diminish. gave u,y fi1ws u3-
ditlonM pourmugs and borrowings. and got ans seed
c!cau Without hrfrci II chess the chess disappear
ca cnucl, nave now nearly tHn Thousand bushels ol
wheat and am certain there 81. na: u g of chess in t
whole indeed daui Know q there Is single sotl
have examined almost c,cy thtc-lius aud could find
none Now think this aisht satisfy any pers.n. tAai
wheat does not turn TO chess Yours SC.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
The best WY haze found 20 clean seed wheat Of
chess s to take ont ol Tire is ana -icvc screen oui
oi te iannmg-mli put ln board place Of the screen,
little shorter the back end han the screen say one
man pour the wheat 90 nr hopper slowly another tulnins
las enough e. blow away thc chess every seed can Dee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

How TO KEEP A Prisoner The hosion Post
relates The following mode Of practice OF The late
Sampson Wool, once sheriff OF MiddieseN county,
Mass.
lie often had 10 convey desperate prisoners from
one parl o. the county 20 another. and when night
cane he useA 20 iron himself hand and ioo' 10 hrs
prisoner, aai 20 % he'd, and address him thus -
You can now 90 10 sleep ID YOU Ike. or Jet u
alone. For my part. saaii 90 - sleep. You can't
g.; away wi'hout waking ne up, and carrying ne
,-ifh Won Nou have got one arm and one leg free.
and 20 have /. Yet YOU NAV make out 10 Kill me,
our if YOU 90 YOU have carry my carcass win
YOU, and that Will be proof enough 20 get YOU
anged tor murder 20 YOU Sc, shat stick 20 YOU
Ike death to a dead Niger, any way YOU can TX
n. Good night IL - hardly necessary 10 say
that with tbs queer measure Of precaGuon no prs
oner attempted 10 escape from Sampson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

q" For particulars see s,rh Bills" a. the Bank
presiseni said when thes asked hm why hls - N
siituiou' f,ci and lat WI he The result oi us
ll--nlr-D nslon Poi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
10 WORKING MEN

The following from the pea OF Amasa Walker,
Esq. Of Boston should be read and reflected upon by
every working man N orr country.
When tie banks arc in fnil tide Of operation. and
mnch circulation they please the labor
cF cheated ont Of at east one day's work every
week. This heavy tax. but pay il he must and
hence the strong remark ct Nh Webster. made IN
Congress IN l-.2. fully sustained by the facts IN
the case. lie said: "Of all tie cortrvalccs for
cheating tie laboring classes OF mankind none have
been more clsc,ua than that which deudcs them
with PAPER HoNEy. This Is the most eGecinal of
inventions to iertze the rich mans field by the
swea; of the poor mans brow -
The position is clear beyond all cavl and it ought
be fully understood and apprec atcd by all those
Who work for their living. They must learn TO DIS
tnguish between nominal and real wages. When
say wages 70 . workman, says Professor Ncthake,
IN his principles Of political economy,) what real
iy pay HIM. that IS. las real ,rages. VII be highly
estimated by the amount OF The various reccssarIes
and Injuries OF lie winch have enabled han % oa-
tam" Ihs tie True criterion bat one that has
been too mCch over. ked IN times past Now. =
ng on Ibis primer Is, now THIS position sustained
by facts
Docs tie expansion u the currency rob the labor
er! let us examine.
: man who IN ISIS received for he labor 81 -
per day. went 20 store IN Boston, on the 2ist o.
September $50 10 purchase the following aFucles,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
LnEoH .NEDICLNLN. u.

Fr7r a received ard opened al tef new se
f,uu a aud large a-soHinetio 81
g,Rrsu DEy0s MEDICINES F.9E-YS. BiEBOpIs and
DllsTIFTS MEDICAL of7s>H 4hi, fLfiyoH oi-so',
COSMETICS, ftRE HIM, md Heloh''
selected expressly medical rsls- teeiier "i aaosi every
rr src~ n iir tine which have tn selected hl one ~ ne
nn ~ hf fs. WITH fi.n leatr tfh ahi fri a' 90
ft.f a te Ntii inNfst
~ r a.i - n .l4sl 4.r,ostd lhe ate afnf iiss
clans. uiry Fain.s ani De-, f 'a' 80 ara
ftui.f el, and nieni rg fof-, and
oonrs and irrer that ur e cailrt a. we
f- particular branch 81 ian' $50 sia o. ''' ' i,A'
fil satisfaction.
i sias, VIII opened ans haur m e uf vlHn caisi on
indianapolis, Jny Att tkAitiil-Ab "hNNA'-'-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04
IIpI ONN HlTON, =.

PRES rOA.H ENYR.ltf or IE.uu.N
e. nf ToniaN.uN inn1 1frf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

which he car easily reckon Viii cost him 20 q .y-'
work at oac dollar per day lie percercs. -. thout
thc aid %. mitch logic. that somehow either be- har
saved ten dIys t0ork "a the purchase OF these art-
cles and # he Will - on further and inquire trc
prices OF cloths and al tie various articles wanted
by himself ana family, Ae VII and there - on au
average as great or rTobaily a greater difference
20 Is flyor. than on the articles hrsc cuuui. .4tet.
lie lnGa ont to demonstration tbtt 10 I-.6 le
mad TO work more than oae h.th pa.t &C thc tse .r
NorfuHa or perhags, more correctly sF.as.is .r
The support 81 the paper money system. 81. find
that one dollar now is ne good as one dolias slAty
cents in p g. Another tacf being az lloiiatou
tae other day. asked wotam1n what Dee got %
Ia.r ior mnh ug the common thick brogan- hc re-
piled y ccuts. What did Won get go IS. g. '., rud
Twenty cents. sand he. ! tacn app.,d CA e.
cuatIon TO The above bali Of merchandise. and the
following The result. a. - cents per plir, hc
would have % make - pairs pay tor Those rools.
aoW 90 purchase the same amount 20 tie some ART
clos i.ow, hc vii have 10 O.. ko .1t 81: uar- trr-
making saving u h.m 90 = PAIRS or allo"iu" be-
"adc 1900 pair per rnnum. making thr ea.nr as
Che making 81 3~5 pairs in year. tlat is 90 -sf.
Ae VII get as much property uo@ ly maG.a- ma
pa r.. 81 he would t-.o los missing l5Hu ia.-.
-ho" ng quite coae.a.1e.v t.etln l--i, .c mt O.
-0 pJll. ol brng1u Yr Ho..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-04

COFFEE. IE1. ST CIR
= tfsr received. 80 bags Ln C.lee
ey Imperial fta. ioses >. ii- ii1iaia snsM
YOUNG lil sau Tea, - itulNuEu,
ttls. Loaf sugar. i's tihis
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