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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19

/ Garrick, Liverpool, and Quebeck, lately
from the port Of New York; and it will
continue TO go Just as long as we have
any, and it can be RENTED cheaper than
bills OF exchange.
We do not profess to be deeply versed
in political economy but we do profess
! to believe that nations, like individuals
will be ruined if they persist to spend
more than their income, in spite of all
the subtletles Of politicians or the skill
of fnanciers. And we have made up
another opinion, namely, that the wealth
OF levery nation consists in the produc-
tive or creative industry it possesses,
and which it brings into action by Sc
curing to industry employment and ade-
quate reward, To do this, there must
be something with which labor can be
paid, and which will buy the necessaries
Of life il used, and may be safely laid
by if not Immediately wanted. II is Of
no consequence whether this be paper
or coin; all hat is required is, that it be
of fixed value and current; that is. easi.
ly transferred from man 10 man, and
from ace to place.
The precious metals are not riches,
where labor is not secure OF its reward
Spain, with all her mines OF precious
metals, was the poorest nation in Eu-
rope before the revolution in South
America. She boasted that the sun ne.
yer set upon her dominions; yet her
gigantic bulk aVailed her nothing Mr..
Burke compared her, in the British
House Of Commons. 10 "a whale, strand
ed on the sea shore Of Europe" The
creative industry of her People was not
brought into action; while England
without mines Of silver or gold, found
the wealth to subsidize Germany, Prus
sia, and Russia and ultimately TO over
throw the colossal power Of Bonaparle,
by her money. What we want is, some
currency which will pay for labor in ag
ricuIture, manufactures, commerce, and
the arts. A farm, improved so as TO
augment It's product, has added 10 the
national wealth in a direct ratio to the
increased production. A new factory
built is al gain to the wealth Of the
nation; for neither the stones, timber,
nor iron OF which it is composed were
worth any thing, InrinsicalIy, unli'
they were used in the structure, or its
machinery. 1t is a creation by human
industry, mental and corporea'; and SO
with every useful thing 10 which pro-
duCtive industry is applied. Let our
statesmen contrive some means by
which the industry of the country can
be brought into profitable employment,
and they will have done their whole
duty as regards a circulating medium
Short Of this The country will not and
ought not 10 be satisfied, whatever par
ty be in the asCendent; and, if this be
doue, for oursel(, we do not care larrh.
ing what party triumphs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
TARIFF FOR PROTECTION-THE
PRESIDENT.

We unite in the wish expressed by
the Boston Courier. that "the President
was better informed than we fear he
is, on ono or two subjects which are
vital to the interests and prosperity OF
the whole country especially on that
most important Of all subjects, the pro-
lection Of domestic labor by means OF
Il high discriminating tarIf-lhe only
means by which the prosperity of the
nation can ever be rendered safe and
permanent, and the only measure which
can ever secure TO the country the en-
joymen Of sound circulating currency
unaffected by the panics and lornados
in the money markets Of Europe We
hope he may yet be enlightened by
these truths, and be induced to recon-
mend TO Congress such measures as
shall give security to our independence
But we fear that the old eaven Of free
trade doctrine--a doctrine thai is beau
tIGuI 10 theory, but which can never be
carried out in practice, without subjec.
llhg lhls country 10 elefnal dependence
on foreign Governments. There has
moi been convusion in the monetary
concerns Of the country since the peace
Of 1915 that has not been produced by
importations of foreign manufactures
and Injuries, and to pay for which, the
country has been drained of its specie
currency. Neither q National Bank,
nor fifty National Banks, nor as many
bankrupt laws, will save US from the
ruinous effects Of importing goods for
which we are compelled to pay in spe
Gle. This is no party doctrine. Itmay
be disbeIeved in Virginia and South
Carolina But sooner or later it will
be the doctrine of tho Union, and the
candidate for tho Presidency, who shall
place himsefo on this platform, will find
the ground firm beneath HIM, aud he
will succeed and become The President
Of The Nation, and not the President ofa
party, which is nothing more than a
mere instrument for demagogues TO
play upon."- Gin Gas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
ON THE CURRENCY

From The Christian Advocate Of NOp 3.
Accounts from all quarters concur,
with respect to tho depIorabo state of
the currency. What passes as money
in one place, at The value printed upon
the face of il, is at ruinous dePrccia-
tion a short distance from its place Of
issue; and travellers compelled 10 re-
ceIvo change in current small notes Of
the place where they may chance to DO,
have them rejected at the next stage,
even in payment Of faro.
Much of the paper in circulation is,
no doubt inlrinsicNll y worthless, but even
where It's ultimate security is unques.
lionable, it is sometimes at such dis
count us to be a heavy drawback on the
avois of labor. So, in Baltimore, the
bills of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, which have for long time
constituted the principal currency OF
Mary yINnd as we'll as Of the city, are al r.
WAYS redeemed by the Corporation oI
Baltimore, when presented, by stock
bearing an interest Of 6 per cent per
annum, aud the interest has always beer
, puncluNIIy paid, semi annually; ye
} these bills are at discount ranging
} from - to ID per cent. Great excite
= mcnt exists, and public meetings have
been held, committees appointed, ncgo
! t'arons had with the Mayor, banks, an,
4
J the Railroad Company, but as yet n
. remedy has been found
S Meantime, the interest on our forcigl
i debt reCurs, as the seasons roll round
. aud still We buy foreign commodities
+ many Of which we could do very wei
G without, which absorbs the proceeds @
e cur exports; and hence specie is con
II slonty going abroad al time when III
r necc'stIes Of tho country require ger
d eral resumption Of specie payments b
r tho banks. Nearly half a million I
dollars were shipped TO Europe by III
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
STATE CREDIT.

The allegation in the Ohio States
man that the State has failed to pay its
ins,ulment Of $4,000. and The interest
due to the Franklin Bank of Columbus,
and was consequently under protest is
unirue--the payment was punclualIy
made Gin Gdz.
We showed the above TO o friend, who
remarked that Judge Wright was al
ways wright bat not not always right
The reason, added we, why Judge
Wright was not right in this instance
is because Judge Wright was wrong 1t
refusing a daily exchange with the OaI
~ Freeman Had he accepted OF ou
offer, We would have kept him bette
advised. The $4,000 is not paid, bu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19

We feel proud as a poruoo ol herc',-
izeus. al the position N wh'ch she |.
D aced She has shown her enduring
attachment 10 he Wing cause and her
frm intention, through evil report, 10
adhere srenuousIy and undeviatngy J 10
,ha, cause. We admire and honor our
Whig fellow citizens, for the glorious
stand they have made against all ener-
gies OF LocoTocoSm and Tor the Teso-
luton they have displayed in surmoun'
ting the untoward circumstances IN
which our own party has been unIorIu-
nateIy placed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
OLD MASSACHUSETTS ERECT.

The returns from old Massachusetts,
"the cradle Of the Revolution" leave no
doubt oI the reelection Of Honest John
Davis, Governor, with large Wing ma
jorilies in both branches of the Lagisa.
ture. 1t was proper that Massachusetts
should "stop the ball." and arrest the
tide OF LocoEocoism, which threatened
TO overrun the whole country!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
RHODE ISLAND,

Another Convention TO form a new
Constitution for the State Of Rhode Is.
land IS now in session at Providence.
The Journal says it is the third which
has convened for the same purpose
within few years. We believe tn"
one now in session was regularly and
legally called, which was not the case
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TA@@GIIgGl
FRIDAY::::::::::NOV. 10, IS4I

6FThe Editors attention has been
entirety diverted from newspapers, this
week; and, having nothing 10 say TO the
reader, he says nothing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19

ter. There is no national election on
hand No question 0bou, candidates tor
office can, al least with any proPrIety
arise for some years to come. The
great oLjact before the Wh'gs' IN our
Judgment, should be The promotion ol
The interests Of the country; and, to Sc
sure that, they must preserve the union
OF the party
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19

atronged as follows: S625 was taken
out Of the Treasury aud paid as dlscou0!
for an extension to the 18th day OF
junuaIy. THIS is the first instance we
have knewn oflhe Slate avaiIing ilseII
Of the facilities Of local diScounl.-OhtO
Freeman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
NEW SYSTEM OF PAINTING.

Ii will be seen by referring to an ad
vertsement in this paper, that MesSrs
TowsLEY and CHAPMAN propose 10 give
instructions in new and beautiful sys
tenn Of Painting to such of the citizens
Of our village as may please TO form q
class for that purpose. These gentle
men co me highly recommended as ar,
fists; and, from numerous specimens ol
their painting which we have examined,
we are inclined 10 believe that they
merit liberal patronage. We hope, al
least, the young ladies' and gentlemen
of our place will examine Messrs Tows
ley q. Chapman's paintings, at the par
lor Of the CarroIIton Hall, and we are
sure they will not fail to be gratifed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19

Entire vote Of 266 towns as a.
above 07,349
Necessary TO a choice, If these
were all the towns. TO be re-
turned 49,675
Governor Davis 49 493
lie has over Marcus Morton 4,G4l
The remainder Of the towns in the
Commonwealth will unqueStionabIy in.
crease Gov. Davis maj.
The Morning Post Loco) makes the
votes in 357 towns stand as follows:-
Davis 5O,329; Morton 45.666; scatter.
ing 1908. 1t admits that Davis is eIec.
ted, by majorllyoI from 1000 to. 1900
over all others
The legislature will be strongly whig.
ln the Senate the ma will not be less
than ID, and it may be more, To the
House, so far as heard from, 46 opposi'
aud 62 Wing members are elected
This majority will be largely increased
The Boston Atlas in publishing these
returns, says:
ave have the sincere pleasure oI
announcing to our readers, that his Ex
celIency, John Davis, has been re cleo
ted Governor Of the Commonwealth o
Massachusetts. We cannot speak pre-
cisely, as to the majority by which the
Wings have re chosen their eXceIIen
Chief Magislrate--b but we shall be able
10 come near The result, in second ed
ilion Of this mornings paper. There
cannot be doubt of the election Of {
Wing Governor, a Whig LieuIenan
Governor, a large majority of Whll
, Senators and Representatives. That
Massachusetts stands before the country
, erect and firm constant IN her adher
ence TO The po iIicaI principles she pro-
r fesses-and determined TO abide, ever
r If she stands alone, by the honorable
/ faith Of her Fathers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
From the Baltimore American
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

The following returns are copied
from the Boston Atlas of Tuesday NOR
ming, at which office they were received
by special express:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08
90 2 F, Tl,s an, s". crr 90 ss''aP"'
sSCR II o E'iA
MEQCVTnVAr. n
DUsEAsIss,

TUE sarsapanla OF the shops very ap, be nearly
IL not quite hsert, either nom lrou having been
tanned from an inferior species Of silak IAa
OF medicine. totether with the improper n,oe, o. rrs-
parg u. which have hong benin vogue have ponaoy
tribucd variable repuaiion The activity OF he eo'
h belevedto depend upon one or more aesn
volatx ed rendered Inert by chemical change AZ te tenn
teraiurs 2o deg This TACT APPEARS 20 be deonsrcd ~
the OF Pope Hancock souberan and others
Hancock makes the following observations After long
boins the pee odonr which rises ahunany the
cocion Of good Saraparia Is almost exneulshed Prom
the sarsapa lila prepared IN this way, found sensible
lro%sy and rsekns effects prouc cd by alargO quantity,
although the dccoetion OF eight tired at
dose VI Wood & Beoke's u. s. Dispensdiory.
knowledge of these hets, and the uncertainty prac-
the preparations Of Sarsapara In use lcdo the dis
covery amer repeated experiments OF the mehoI OF pre-
compromising the extract nov oneIedto the nied
cal profession and the public. his pteparedby new pro-
ifAouf b0He, ands warranted 10 contain IN con.
cenatcd orn active principles OF the root obtained
from the most approved species OF sfItlax.
has been repeatedly tcsedtn ntvatc practlcc
eases for the cure OF which sarsaparia is recommended
amer preparations OF that medicine, the &C
had been used without effect number OF cases o ex-
tcnsive eraiions and affections OF the bones IN sscs
have been permanently curedby Its use - smPc apu.
without other except 81 ootes
cations to the parts diseased emeaey anu Importance OF
~ s,nr eaomol where that medicine
freely In scroiuous habits, Tor the cure
has becuseascs being admirably calculated in such cases
49, N the Tho Of three bottles
viii GA evss such occasion, prove an eiieeua security
WI t =" .Scondary afec tons.
%s and Alternative particularly In general debility,
with impure aud dcpraved conditions the system, nom
Scrofula chronic Rheumatism
obstinate affections the skin dcino.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
ie 10 Agent for the PTopriet,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08
MRS. II. Ii. PYLE

'TENDERshe I grateful acknowledgements TO her friend
AMI customers for the liberal patronage she has re
eeVe and aequaints them she ssfH with inc
Ell cHous - mrt continuance Of favor in having fur
uised an assortment which variety QUALITY ana nrir
may vie with an other In the city; consisting of
Dne black and any other coiored figured silks
Newest style Of Chalcy and fancy muslins
Prinis OF various patterns and qualities from 10 IN
per yard w. -
shawls OF every description
Fine Bomlezines, Saiinei, Cloths and Cassimerca
large ASSORTMENT Of llnens
ThTt al cambue hdkis aud Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edgings and InsertinRa
1amOrc do do
BoauiifulFIonch worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion genlcmcns stocks collars and bosom
DO do crsvais and hdkls
great variety OF Hosiery, silks wooden and ro,ton
Newest sty le Ribbons Isccs &c
ladies' ami Gloves silk leather and yool,t
Together with avaTieiy Of fancy articles too tedious I,
enuneraie, but which viii be found highly worthy OF
enllOn-all ON The msla nLeIaI fcrms-n,,lx rnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08

]
| WE OFFER ior sale on good terms
| w % hhds H. CruiT
,S So q, DO S Porto Rico SUGARS
% DO Maianzas, clarified
i barrel. LOAF SUGAR
g A % a 4sod l,sFe'' Porto Rico noLA,srs
$50 bags Isguyra
is Is 30 30 G Cub,
GO do and terces Porto Rico ,,or,,-
lOJ DO harscaibo fNoffbb
p DO Oh White Cuba
30 do st D1minso
100 sacks Liverpool salt
20 bags Race Ginger
OLegs Ground 90
10 bags Pimento
cases Cassia
10 100 P Ssif bore. RAIsIN.
3 trails Almonds, soft shell
30 tons Pig Iron
do Biisiered steel
German Steel
~ packages Rice
= = % 6gown's beet Chewing Tobacco
1913 half boxes iGIl2 window E Glass
o. DO 5Kl0 10
20 % Port
Oqr casks Maiieira
39hzskeis Champagne
80 tiefces London Porter
~ boxes Sperm Candles
80 do HILLS Patent do
DO Margarine 4 new article
- nests iron bound Tubs
lI0boIeE Brown Soap
- DO While and VaTcgatcd do
45 do Fancy do
1910 sides Sole Leather
30 hbs Copperas
BOZ California iIldCs
fceroons Indigo
W ions y. = Grind Stones
30 bbls Tanners OIL
80 Lamp on
- package Nader
~ bales 4 { shecfinas
- do % inch shirinEs
- do 81 do DONpSTICa
% do No Oznaburra
% do No2 do
~ bales Cotton
10 coils Bale Ropo
Cotton Bazfing
Seine sid Wrapping Irvine
gJl reaing dIui.lc anil stagio wrappinn papor
30 do WninE and Letter Payer
II bales Shoe Thread
Feathers and Wool
rat Pcirc, Mustard. Alum, Tar Ground Plaster
No and North Carolina HerTinga
No AMI 30 sbad
Cotton Yam aud Stone Ware. a. factory prices
Agents % Shot Tower Company Of BALTIMORE iof
sale Of Shot and itsr cad
Particular attention to sale ofCouniry Produce NJ
scIo WEBB, BOOKER HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08

~ hs rsii9 snd core N Pres.ds.ils, s.d P,es..s,
<.~,,. tert ~ eff~rsai prssssrs. ~
'IWir apparatus congresses b. broad an sI.-,,.
pad the Whole ofthe Ayps< asfriss anil The or
operate obquely upwards aud b.e 4.
lower portion Of the abdominal muscles eonscn,i ann
port which al tho same time that smlnlshe. tI,.s 4.
nent renewal Of their vror. f's"s'
hiecuees the dAsienIed Appearance. and ~, IA. a.
,eSnen npwatss and hack~srds directly reheyes ths
49,. Ioin the unnatural pressure of the down.
siu Ie1scs, tnus when the apparatus 10 ear,f,~ at
r.rsry husd 70 tho peculiar form of the pailsuf lnss
.so{ aofds the most Immediate ilnnuuty fro, ~ -
ueselns draeeng and bearing down sea satIon. ss,s
sey nearly all cases OF siaeeral diaplae
and s skli1l application Ia always follow Rs
eonictslon OF radical relief from the naiient
supply OF tho above Instruments lust yo..i,., Al,
oc3 Afpxs ~ tts,Sss. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08
LARGE STOCK or FRESH
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES FoR cAsP.
\NE wish 10 reduce uf Goots a. low a. poss
w bio before nking an Inventory the ls Of January
ana ~ order To effect this desirable object shall
great Inducements cash 10 present socE whicl
ne newest and most desirable styles Of Fancy staple
during tic last month, great many and fashions
Goods to which we respectfully call the attention Of ous
| friends sndihe public We venture to enumerate sound
o. ne aeles,io which we invite the attention OF thos
$500 yards Mousano dc LANES Chaes and printed ssIo
nies. at q 30, b, b 81 and hner
Eina rich shaded striped Mouslanes
DO printed Challics for parry tesses
Superior heavy blue black Reps and Gro dc Antique 81 I'd
Rich hgureC aud siIiped blue black silks
Do do eoiorod do
Rich wateTed siIEs for evening dresses
hm6IoIlered silks and satns oi dresses
s1perior black Gro dc Rhine silks
ysry handsome black SINS at 75c per yard
nun , SLAM 9a1 very rich and new siJlef
Some very handsome low price Shawls
sfblSck Thiboi and Merino shawis tor mourning
Fine aud medium Bonbazinos
BlacE and blue black Moussne de- Ian. sndMer,pos.
Grca bargains may be bad In Bornbaznes ami Merinoes
, We hays Bombazinss o. wide al o. per yard
kenueky Jeans, Vesings, velyets'
kcrscys aud Planes for negro CioihnE
Pilot and beaver Clotswo have Pilot lohs 7sc per
Stout and 6ne p inch brown Domsslic Ut Gle psr ysr
- 4b and % brown and blssohed Donsstics large
ot on baud, and warranted cheap the same goods
can DO bought In any house In Virginia
Duml Blankets2 yards long fnr 75c
S1 ,yI hehW 9Is59 Blanket e,tT ses equally ehe'p
While red and yellow Flsnncls At very reduced prices
Hay y ' Ic, ne pei ya ., 81 g the sgs Imported
Table Cloths DamrgkF, Diapers
1Sd many elss5ds'lrabi. good. will DO found
CROUCH, BRouKs a HuDs Z, \
~''"t"n h'aVV T"rsH 'nr faef"rv hands 81 ~ 49,
z6O nALEs drown sInRTlNGs AND SKIER
~ lNGs, AM COTTON oZNABURGs, Of vHr..
nn ana Northern Msnnheure, q Factory prices, con
No. ans Merchants Cotton UzntburFs
ndg nctefsburg Mao Co. ~ do
and Richmond no do
93oin; a97ii 90 M,'oaea shltlnrs and s6echnr'
und rs Ncrciants' shlniugs
All Of TIC above are NJ virainls Manuheure. made OF
good Stock aud much improved IN weight snd sppesr
~, 70, - and 81 Lawrence shlrnss and shoetlnrs
lhand - Indian Head 10 10
~ Zoe MefIrnsc sad Hamilton shfiinrs
bao At Factory prices iof eash % 20 pgegai easi0Bsys
y = J. s. JAMES = co,
oRAvATs, sCARFs, STOCKS, sUsrhU-
TUE subscriber has jas iI rsesv e. and
Plendd assenmeui u Embroidsred PIs1 1gsh,ag,
sin ran sis sod heIino Cfayats and scarf Of ts ssi
fashions and most beauhful styles
q, SUM- Of Isnnanis 4 wnehcslers very bs,, s.f,
sUsfGNDERs
Asuppiy of very superior suspcnders sons.,,,. q, 49,
pSg1hs ,me,oiicseI sit sod I'm Velvet Cum F..f,e
UABRGLLAa
h,sn. mo assortment of Rlchardsou's superior I'm
Al q which are onusd 10 eusoms,.. .cd a.. IN.
senesaHYi ~ unusually loWprices WV 'uu"o
% .Is...--- ELISHA suEPPERsnS.
FE,A,ITnERs-H b,ies prime Fesi6srs nor ale
FRY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08
,IInIs,o,lN sToisE.


'HE subscribers the only agents Of Messrs p..n. 4
a 'nnnlnghans In Richmond, Tor the sale of Inc n. -.
run the rtedegar Rolling INLAND Forge take pl,a. a.
oeIng 10 hsr friends aud the public generally ~,
nous sizes ofiron x,s -
20 doing they iecl the entire confidence tr.st,n, %
e evidence OF almost all the principal In hi
n.y. mat they oer good an article be
"1 ra any smhl.r establishment In the Union 'eu
sizes how produced and Of which we shall kee, .on
snJ on nsnd good assortment al follows, viz Kounsi
inch. '-' ~ ~ "a ~ 'b ~ ~ ihtk. and
az IL n lLlk2 % q, J. 81, si4 inch Of
y uSsi.cu thie kncss Arrangements now an ,,r,
80 ~ hcproptietors for making Hoop aud lapd Iron
VII o'n'r eAIs sizes which will DC n Iea,lnesa An a.,
Meek amer which we shall DO able 10 meet anx ds,,.nd
likely Ia occur inth market - ~ oehnhu
ENGLISH, sw.DEs, ULSTER AND COUNTRY NOV
tons 81 English swcdes Ulster aud Couatry e,nh,s
ing an assortment Of every variety OF size of lsh
supply. NP@ise Aho 'enera
hand, box and noop Iron
Mould BoaI,ls and plough Plates
Crow Iars and Nail Rods.
American Blistcrcd
English 20
Geinan and Cast Steel
Spring steel for Gigs and Carriaye.
.nI inquest ptiee wiilhc given for scrap Iron.
WORTfiAM. McGRuDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-08
MORE CHEAP GROCERIES.

EEriRELT FRgsH.
WE naye now 70 ,nioIn our customers, that We have
who,e'sle Or by Tie small package.
hs I'd New, swp Z, ., ,nl otisr cheap suga"
10 10 70 - cro1 %
n bbis crushed sugar
70 hgzer ycy low pfieedtoaf sugar
~ ~ most superior double refined DO, unusually
. low Tor Tic quality
sopekases Tees. par hrsi chop
20 D. prime rGr,o aio 80 q fi@lly .nI,s)
9 % 80 old old J., s'' 90 30
20 ,aeks large ven Guei Liverpool sal
ID ~ lotion HarnH, ~ various ftotoes and 81 rsiu.
tooo be cheap Shoulder Bacon
400 do prime Western MdinEs, win and rihout back
10 Gs q, =. e,lg, Nora c.roloa Herring,
10 rma Fauiiy Hams
~, J9 l. .,,., l psn hne
10 bags Prpprf
3 10 Anspios
~ boEca sperm and Taliow Candles
100 s,iesosF tan soleIeathsr
Bcd Cords Loading lines
ilndEo, ChsSinz lobarco of an qualihes
Powder and shot, &C Sc
ConHaniy On band. an assoiinent n Iron snd sss -
Persons wsnne Goods wnniI eoosr,lf tb.ir ir,,,, H.
Evins usa call before buying
t Canes Oh stand between 10 B,ii T,!srn n sod
-oe ~ - Webb. Boxer a iiunfton's
HOOHBINDING AND BLANK HOOK
-. - mANUFACTUHINa.
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