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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
T0 TIE PUBLIC.

The Virginia Republican 81 last week
contains a scurrllous article upon the sub.
I jet Of my removal rom The Mill Greek
Post Office. which notice, merely be-
cause my silence might be construed into
an admission Of The charges made against
me- 8 few weeks since, The Eallor Of
the Winchester Virginian was hoaxedby
alettersigned T S Fitch, A announcirg the
change Of several Wings 10 the cause Of
Polk and Dallas. myself among the uams
berl About the same time q hoax was
attempted onthe MarlinsbuEg Republican,
butlthe Editors suspecing lhetrick il vas
mot published. Il pleased sone Of the Loco
Foeos to suspect me OF being The author
|sof these hoaxes. and representation vas
accordingly made 10 sbe Post Master Ge-
neral, who without deigning 10 give me ihe
slightest opportunity 10 defend myself Or
The slightest notice that charges were
made against me. removed ME from office,
hnsbeeoming the dupe Of the slandsrefs.
who have disting uished themselves ky
lhe manner 10 which they have attempt
Cd 70 wreak their vengeance on ne,
The charges pronounce 10 BE-
false and malicious SANDERS. u never
knew or heard of the Fitch letter unisl
alter its publication, and as 10 the one ad-
dressed 10 the Republican, have nov
!he means Of satisfying my frienos thai (
bad po participation ID j.
The charge made against me 10 the
same article Of withholding dscamfuts
addressed to Democrats is equally gratui.
iens and false. Documents cane 10 my.
office addressed 10 perSons living Al a
distance, some Of whom never IoEmy
knowledge were 10 the Office All lueh
! handed over to my succession, asd inno
case did any one erercall for document
10 the office thai was pot promptly del's-
Ny friends. | am sure, .ui:h be ssisisd
with ny denial Of the aboxs charges =
Ny I.oeoioeo prosecutors care little
whether they are true b. falsa. They are
satisfied With having punished ny exeI-
hons IN the Wing cause, and MP late Is
not harder than that of many worthy
Whig, who has been sIsndsTed and ca
Illuminated, BY way Of justifying biz pro-
seTiptlcn. for az hoaesl exercise % ms pos
lliicai opinions JOHN GROVE.
ALI The Loeoioco papers sag that they
go for measures. NOT men; They 20 lof
I'oh and Dallas, but don XII for men ~
That's an appropriate comPlIihent 10 fOlS
and Dallas. -IreRties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

acquiring Texas should become subject
Of consideration. should be governed BY
the state OF fact. and the state Of public
opinion existing at the time ! might be
called upon % sci.-Ahoye all. should
be governed by the paramount duty 81
preserving this Union entire. and. in har-
noay. regarding il is do As the great
guaranty Of every political and public
blessing. under Providence, which, IS q
free people. We are permitted 10 enjoy.
ar. gentlemen, very respectfully. your
obedlent servant, H. CLAY.
Messrs. Thomas NJ Peters !
and John jackson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Terrible accident "A shocking acct.
dent took place on the Reading Railroad
"a Monday night I'd inst. resulting 10
the death Of toar persons, FROM the expio-
sioa 81 The Boiler Of the locomotive. which
was 4 new one. recently made by Mr.
Norris, Of Philadelphis. Some accounts
contradict the state me ri that the explosion
was produced BY lightning .:and assert that
II Vas caused by some deleEs N the boiler.
The Reading Press OF the 30 giyes the
following account oil the ascident.~
We are again called updA 10 record one
Of the most irigbliul accidents that ever
occurred upon this Road. The boiler Of
tthe engine burs,ed last night Al 8 p clock.
about Two mites from Re3ding, instantly
Ekilhnsl Joseph Ward. Engineer, James
McCsbe, Conductor, Frank Tye anA Pc
lar Mahan, FiremeE, whose liieless bodies
were found several hours sater, 10 aarighs-
T al slate OF inu,Ilation ID 4 field near BY.
q Nhich Law also The boaer. which had
been torn from the wheeh with irresisli-
bic force and hurled from the bed and
wheslsjot The engine. which were entire.
ly demolished.
The wa,ch in Mr.. McCabe's pocket was
found 10 have stopped Al 20 minutes after
8. and from this circumstance this acct.
dent d. ust have occurred at that hour last
night. .
was under full head way, and lbe explo-
sion most have been instantaneous as ii
was faIa:. Ii was raining in abundance.
and vivid flashes Of lightning we're play
Inc ii the heavens. and II is supposed that
heavy, BOLT Of electricity struck the en-,
teine. ITtmust have been caused by light
niog. a. all circumstances prove that 10 no
. other cause can i be Attributed.
Il The mangled bodies Of abe slain we're
brought IS town last night. :and exhibited
frightfuI evidence Of The co;nb'ned power
Ioi steam and electricity, and its effects ups
on the engine. named Richmond de-
Istroyiug her completely, tearing every
ioinl asunder. and scattering the men and
fragments 10 al! directions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Among the ridieaIOus positions assumed BY Lo-
eOfoeo orators in Pennsylvania. are the follow
ing .-.sThat Clay is secrsily pIotiisg with The
southern FIRE. Tssasrs 10 treak dom The Tariff,
and 10 brihgNin Texas for The pptpass Of PssPe-
isaiing slssssyr and ,hal Polk IS sor PSoiseiisn,
and desirous TO gel Texas anne1sd, With view
10 abolish slavery. On the srOuads assumed BY
Mesrss. wilkins aud IseerscA." Can The aa-
nails Of human eTfonlery produce sny th;ng e
quail 10 ihiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

.Psnnsylsaaia We learn " Us extra
from The Harrisburg Telegraph ,sst tbe
Lseofoeo Convention met in hal fnv on
Monday week. sud nominated FIsSeis RI
Shunkl az thor candidate for ca ernOrl
10 place d Mr. Mnhlsnbsrg. dsck Sed =
The Telegraph says that the Ldrpfoco
Mass Ratification Convention. whisb was
called for the same day. was a 'snjierabIe
failure there not beinssixhak & j peo.
pie il Ihe pfocessian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
NEW YoRK,

The Loco Foeo SAFE cenEeSibs. Ialsly as
sembled at Syracuse, uouinsiea HE HOul sIAs
WRioHr, now Senator Of The Uphee S,atea, as
Iheir candidate for Governor, and Hen. Apptsos
GARDisEz for Lieutenant Govtttstr. This i,
certainly strong nomination, bIf iwe rfpst i
win be found that whig principlsl Are stronger
The Wings have not yet Uade d NOMINATION
Gnr q nrernnr iEf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
NEW JENsEYI

The Locos of This State have netpinatss JoHS
r.. THnMRsox.- ESQ. "a bro,heria-Itw oil Capt
Stockton as their candidate ia.l ,Gpydsaor
This election, under the new cossiituiieH, is
now TO BE made BY The people. Eli,
Capt. Stockton has taken The stump foE Polk,
Dallas! &c., and The wings maA f'stis their
siumps, 70 eounleraci his and he Goretamsnt
Influence combined. i
sEAELY and STATESMAN Mike AyoEAL.
Those who expect Mr.. Clay 10 blink suy point
y issue in The pending canvass, win end they
have mistaken their man. Always frank, fear
lsss, and above disguise, he never stoops 10
play the mere politician. Who dare nov say
thar he is counting The AOostionists ?" Will
the Polk presses do hin the justice to give this
letter TO their readeFsi
We have DO doubt this letter will lose Mr..
Clay some Abolition yoies-but he ssorns e
lqhvccatien, and will abide the result.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Thsnuuerous friendsbslhe Rev 4LErASbEa
JONEslyill De sratifed Il the wen desk wed ltslE:
noniak0f respect given BY a Western hssitution
KESroK CoLLEGE The sixteenth u hmeacsi
meat vas held al Gambler, Ohio, A3gf 7lti.-Li
The masters degree 10 course was 4isrred oni
thiFIeen alumni IN honorary degree lpon Kew
MesIs. Lsunsberry, of Sandasky Lewis. On
Brooklyn and SmsIluood, Of ZlnesjiIie. The
honorary degree Of L. d was caSleFfed on
Col. Thayer, Of West Point and that 6f D ID.
upon Rev .1lerander Jones. &C Vlrginia,sn I Rev.
Henry v. ID Johns. Of Baltimore. kss. Dr.
Sparfow has been elected president q. alsss col
lsge, i'd placs Of Bishop MeIllvaine, Tttsshed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

We have received The September number 81
aHoeaudfai Magazine. published monthly id Phi
ladtlphla, b Bedford and Ferret. aud eaiied By
- 3. AkrHuR. ESQ. writer Of great power.
whose eitesions have often delighted the public.
Tie workA an elegant affair, and il csl, =
aaanms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
The PIT not uet Stsked

Mr.. Bushrod Taylor took, last week. cE III.
bets offered him batcouI pnly gel $3.50 slayea
His BET ofrSl0,po1 to 5000, on tie genera IS.
suit, IS yea nnionehed, and with ali he bsskans
about Folks aDlieiPaled success, no one hak veI
Veafofed u mesi IL
Mr.. T. offered. 1000 more on each Of H. kstss
bels already iakyn, bul was MOI MT. Wher4 n +.
The braggeis nosi Hin. Rep, Fs.das s.pt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
Msaor4ndaas "a ~ Edm,1nol

Msmorfndaa foy M Edmhads oh I$K-
fur The amount Of fiour received aiIsbs
single poti Of Boston, Ia ,hs vea, Isho
was Cos. 46O bafTels. IFre,iifns INA, Is 8.
er northern ports were added ,o4ha e
Boston, iiIWouId give soms /, a3.a,ss g g
the value of The koa,e u,arEsf VI IS III Il !,
sumption Of The kurplbs nreaa s.nas I, o. !,
Southt 1880 e Ass1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
Plrr.prne. Pa srrr. {. 1919


GENTLEMEN-I have enclosed some democrat
tic papers OItthis region q Pennsylvania 10 show
you something Of the movemenlslof that party
here. have been a good deal through The in
terror Of this STATE, and as far as the borders Of
Obi. From personal observation and CONVEX,
sation, have gathered much Of ints.est inI the
way ,fiIpoliiics; have attended number q
meetings Of both parties, and been both surPlis-
ed and amused a, the mode Of warfare,
The Tariff question is the ail-abss biag topic
and 10 one accustomed to hear the bola denun.
citation pr leaders, in our part of the world,
against ne principle Of Protection, and in favor Of
Annexaion,it sounds most strange 10 find all
the labobrs Ct the Press, and of their Speakers
directed 10 prove NJ. Polk an advocate Of high
Projection, and OpPo,sd to the annexation Texas
and :hSt Mr.. Clay has long since abandoned bis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Benpfts ofthe Tariff 10 .Agriculftfe.-
The benefits oi the Tariff TO fafmaks was
very bhppiiy illustrated by Mr.. WtEshefeG,
10 his unanswerable and UNANSWERED
speech 10 Congress in the series d facts
which be arrayed 10 susiain:his argupents.
Among The facts which he addpced vas
this Striking one Mr.. We,heredklsled
that at one establishment alone ia BIS dis
trict, tor the manufacture of cotton | GOO
souls v ere supported, and that thes cen
sumed a greater amount Of agric sltural
products thanIall the exports, the ggowih
oil the state Of Maryland. II single fac.
tory located 10 our own state can eoafer
this am punt of blessings and benefits up
on the farming Community. The question
readily occnrss are not the interests al FAR
mers so|intimaiely connected with thA pro-
tective policy, that il would be suicklol 10
lay. violent! hands upon the tariff The
reply u this question $50 obvioqs that
wesshall not attempt 70 give il; eyesy far
mel knows as well as We do. that II the
tariff we're repealed, The only reaiIE cer-
isiu iBstkel which he has for his ss5plus
products would be destroyed.
IN Baltimore Hkiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
n orn0rtss FACr,

: We learn 1hat q fashionable BOOT makeI IN
his CITY, who felt desirous Of satisfying himself
d 70 re prices al which fashionable made Boots
could be obtained for-in Paris, France. wrote 10
an extensive manufacturer for his list Of prices,
and that from The answer be obtained. be has as
certainsd, that but forihe dufiss imposed b the,
Wing Tariff Of ls42,-tha. is, we're Boots ad-
mitied duty FREE, as Mr.. Carroll and his party
wish them 10 .be,-he could import ihem herr.
Tsadymsds. al price SiIhin Jc CENTS II ,shai he
pays lis journeynen for making them! TIE DUTY,
As LAID ny rnE WHios, IS Sl,25 CENTS pER PAIa,
AND 50 LAID WITH THE EXPRESS yIET or SECURING
TO Qua OWN lxDusrRlops woRKMEN THE PREFER
EEcE IN THEIR MANUFACTURE, il being the policy
ofthsf parry to encourage home Industry, in. or
der thai our owe people may be provided with
employment and support for themselves and
families and the Wings are prompted in iheiI
as,on in The premises. from the conscieneiou'
belief whickihey entertain. lhatiheir own fellow.
ciiizeas have cIaims upon the country and j.,
government, which cannot be resisted, Withou
violating that obligation If protection for which
governments were instituted and which every
people has q right to demand Of those whom
they entrust with the administration Of their az
fairs land from The knowledge they possess
7 that i is BY labor that individual as wellps ma
iionat wesIlh is created. French made Shoe
can. we presume. be procured equally cheap
so That. il protection hat not bsen providenly Sc
cured 10 our worthy boot and shoemakefs, er,
this, our markets would have been flooded viii
French made boots and shoes, and the hundred
OF honest hearted journeymen, engaged ID ihi
branch OF industry, would have been thrown gu
Unemployment, and all The fruits oflheir indus
try lost 10 the country. But the evils Of such
state Of Affairs would mol be confined Is jour
nsymen,boo and shoe fSAserss bot would ex
tend 70 the thousands OF siriuous and industfiou
females engaged in binding, who would, also. b,
deprived Of the means Of support. The Tannfr
shACvriers would like wise come in for lhei
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

very BY bis advocacy ofihe anne Ration Of Texas
The question here does moi em6racethe merit
Of The great Protective principle. but the s,rug
gle is literally and 10 fact eon6ned as 70 schiel
party ~ Tariff belongs have been greatly u
mussi TO bear speakers change from the stump
THAI Nr Clay is opposed to tbs measure in ever
shapeand form, and that, bS: te:iring FROM ilhs
Senate, he lodged The question and all action up
on il in Is42! Al
Pennsylvania was the frst State 10 assertih,
doctrine Of Protection, aud il was in this STATE
al Philadelphia in 1883, that ihe FIST procession
representing all the mechanical and industfia
trades, vas formed precisely as the Wings now
show them; so that here this question has taken
such deep roos 10 he soil, and exercises so grea
an irAuencsAupou the legislation ef the State
so vitality important 10 the development Of bel
mineral wealth that any party or leader op.
posing this measure is al once and forever polit
caIly dead. The exports Of, coal asOn,, fIom
Pennsylvania, amount 20 something like IL
millions year. and can be increased TO 90 mil
lions nj
The right spirit persades the Whig parry every
where; and there isscareeS afeay without an
immense gathering Of The people,. The whole
country, every town aad hamlel,iis almost lite
rally covered with the American Gag, Clay and
Protection. In this city, where manufacturers
of all kinds have extended themselves With per-
feet woader, the excitement is immense !; the
Wings are preparing to raise flr ihe grand pa
geant. on the l0th, two poles, TO b. 500 feet a.
bove ground, and from the arrangements aid
preparations making, il VIII be one bf the largesI
meetings eSer assembled in this country.
I Ia RestmoFelsnd county, fifteen hundred chan
gvs hare recently been made, as well ~ great
changes in every part Of The Stale. The opinion
Of the most Intelligent and candid persons seems
10 be,ithat While, By possibility. Msrkle may be
beaten. YET the State will go decidedly f9r Clay
10 November. We have every thing ID cheer
as, and nothing 10 fear. Our friends look with
the deePes. interest upon the eontea'iu good Old
Virginia. and L my prayers aviiT any hing,
trust in God lha, her deliverance frem Loco 70
eoism " a. hand.
FhaTe written with race horse pace.
Very truly, yours, &c. j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
FAeT AeAINsr TnEonY.

Notwithstanding the complaint that The tneI-
lean System builds up Ne. ihun NI.nepo'ies, We
hase the sinking f.ci Ihsl there are 6Ss shos@a-
ker shops carried on ia this village. and several
n the neighborhood, which tuta out more work
and employ more hands Ihan has beeE done 81
any period Of cur history. cO4PafsiiEeIy little
Of the NorIhera work IS now sod, because our
Own wofkmen do better pofk. sud a cheap, IN
proportion 10 quality. as any in his country
Besides, as wilI Be seen from our advertising ce-
ihmns, the shoemakers propose % trsds with the
farmers al fair prices, and thus iiite hon'< mar
kst il reared up among rs. which exenPhhes
the whole system.
The Anti-Tafif parry would bring In1p com
petition with our c9n workman, IN sddItien 70
he .Aerthsrn workmen Of which they complain,
the wAois If he foreign pOrtshops-aad' Il ehsae>
ness be the tbject. according 10 iheirss theory
most Of our own shops would be shut up. OF be-
come mere eobbIsr-sialis, to patch up defective
Foreign cork
Are ne mechanics prepaied Tor This sort Of
competitions Let Them read the sthjoined ar
tiele, and weigh7ueil the eonseq1enctsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

This shows Wing gain Of 2. 609, an Adolf
Too gain If 9lS, aud Democratic lossCf l;5s5 !.
10 The State Legislature, here will be scarce
y trace Of LoeofocOism leh, and the election
OF Whig q. s. Senator, to succeed Mr.. Phelps,
Is certain.
William slsde is the Wing cand.dais fgr Coz
vernon, and. being "a Aboiilionist. We shall have
deapneisIions bx the column. But not word,
nrel-vty. vii Ne hs.r shout the Tact hat Mat
Gus Morton, the Loco GovernerNo Massachu-
seits1was an out-and-out Abcl,tionist, and the
whole Locofoco party rejoieed in his election
although il was accomplished in each case BY a
single vote, and The las. instance BY trearhsry
into the bargain.
As 10 Ab6lilionism in the North, /; is well
known 10 every intelligent man, that all The put-
lie men in that quarter are opposed to. Slavery
Mr.. Wright, the nominee for Governor in New
York, opposes the admission Of Texas princi-
pally on the ground thatit would extend Slavery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

aThs SLar fIal W. So. !,

Ihs ofoE that .feDey oefs- II
During aIlIhs disastrous struggles 81 ths eoua.
ny, Vermont has never aysrr<d rem Der intsg-
MY. She vas hrn chen almost every o
'hef State gave way, end she is nov likely %
be The Wing banner Siate.
Al the .lats election 70; Gsvsrnov, members Of
congress-snd members 81 The Lrgisi.Iuie.l the
whis lieke. has been ifiumphant By increased
maiofiiies. Messrs Marsa, col'amsr, and 70 >
the three distinguished Wig members in sshe
present Congress. are rs-eleeied-apd. best Of
sIl. that Dillingham;. he only LocofOcp msaber
Of Congress from vsfnhal. i defeated, in he
only Locefoco District 10 Inc State-..eOrnpOsed
Of Washington, Caledonia, EsseI, ol-aps and
LsmoiIIs counries--,hsrs being no ehoiee-hi.
vo,e thus, FAR exhibiting los q gpwarda Of
GOO votes since the lat eIeeltSn. when be sue
eeedsd By majority Ofless IAN 30O.i
The vo,e now east for Governor in one han.
dred and for,y-ssven ;ovas Of the State CON
pared with 1.-The vote o. last year presents The
followine tesuif.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

ALI the Locoioco parsrs sag that they
20 for measures. moi men, They 20 for
PoK aid Dailas, but don't hi for men -
That's an appropriate complIhent 10 Polk
and Dallas. W. rntiee,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

IFron lhs L,ringLon Inaairtr.

Jour readers will recoieel the comments in
Spr Tuesday 5 paper upon an article in the Ga
Yzttte, making mucha ado about "Whlggery COURT
nc ABOLITION" The direct appealo Of The Ga
zstle 10 MI. CLAWS benevolence, is met by him,
az such appeals always have been and always
will be-.
We trust all fears and aPPrehensions viii be
Quoted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
PORTABLE GRJST MILLS.

sT]HE subscriber having been appointed agent for
4 The sale Of Josiah Pau's Universal Poratlc
Grst MH prepared TO furnish mills al hort notice,
and authorised to sell rights for individuals towns or
counties. Thus mill took the premium al the Fair OF
the American Institute in N. York, last autumn, and
the sui sequent sales have fully borne out the high
praise there e>towel upon it,
tits admirable for grinding Indian corn and horse
feed. GRIN ofnll kinds is cound with equal facility.
Also coffee, and nil kinds Of spices also salt drugs,
&c. and it is easily adapted for grinding paints Its
durability is equal to any other mill, the stone being
compo, eli Of French Burr; and its efficiency with its
simplicity is remarkable as are also its other desra
Bile, commentators for compac.ncss, portableness
and low price. There four different sizes now
made ofhese mills viz Is, 81, so and SO inch stone;
prices nom 1925 to $500; and either Of them are
readily worked by horse, steam light water
power. Wherever water power is scarce, and
gris mills for grinding corn or grain Of any ind are
consequently scarce, these patent mills will be al
most invaluable; for with one of these mills with
horse power any person could grind all that could be
ground by any other mill 1t is at once admitted by
all who have seen this mill perform, that is truly a
Ia or saving and economical machine; as with il
more work can he done with less power (by about
haf) than any other mill, and it will do the work al
least well and as iast and the price is less than for
any other. -- --
PRESSON CROFUT.
Burlington, Sept 20, 1913. l6 If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05

I,LaU tRON COMPANY.
IfH'ilNllrallIIIiallnurI

lave, and will constantly keep in dcposiles with
IL their Agents at Burlington, Vt, Peru manulac-
turcd Nails and Iron, of the following description,
TO wit -
NAILS
3D., id Sd, CT, 3d. l0d, I'D 2Od Odd sod 40d sod GCd
Sf'IkES.-l inch, 4 -, s.. -. and 6.
FINISHING NiHS.-Gd, ed, l0d, I'D, manufac.
tncd specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d, POD. and 2id.
ROUND RON,-3-s. 7-lG, IL, 9-l6 5-s, Lie
3-4 IS, inch. Is, Ia, | 3-9 | l-2, SIS
| 3i, inch, Ii, ? -, 3, and l-2.
SQUARE RON-3.S, 7.l6, -, GIG, So, ll-l6
3-4, rs, !, Is Id, 3-9, 2, l-2 inches.
BAND RON,-l Ia, II, | "a, 2, Id, 2 l-2
2 Sd, 3. 3 -. H. 4 l-2, 5 inch
TIRE ROM--l Id, / - 3D., wide, and from
SO to 5 S thick
HORSE STfOE IRON. various sizes
NAME AND SCROLL non do do.
MARBLE 81 " PLA TIES, 60. 10 order
short noce.
The Pernlron Co manufacture tEcirgoods at Gin
tonville, y. Y. from Iron Of their own make They
intend to keep in the HANDS Of their agents more FIJI
and complete assortment than can fomnd in The
State II is believed that The goods from this e>'ah-
>hmcn, are better manufactured, than those from
any other in It's vicinity.
Purcha respectfully soiciiedto inspect the
Goods oiih> Co.-Price> a. low and terms as favor
able, sean lie ohrained IN the State.
II r. & w. l.. STRONG, Agents.
Ang. 2jth, 1912.