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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

We publish in this paper note addressed by Col.
NATHANIEL TERRY to The editor of The Democrat
at Huntsville, explanatory his indebtedness to the
State Bank, which has been made the chief topic oil
objection him The candidate tor Governor, and
used with such effect, in exaggerated and inflam-
matory manner, as 10 produce some counties, very
strange political results Mt democratic meetings.
The readers Of Col. TERRY's address will see
that his personal opponents have much msstated The
amount aud nature of his indebtedness.
We believe Col. TERRY's integrity is above
question, and his estate is known to be ample for the
discharge of his debts without much trouble.
II he had only been FAR involved as to have re-
course to the benefits of the bankrupt act, he would
have deprived his opponents OF their chief ground Of
objection. But he die not owe enough for that. and
suffers for continuing TO pay.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

To Country Merchants and Planters.
1lANlELS d BRADY, corner Of Dauphin and
~ Water Streets offer for sale The following goods
by Wholesale or retail at manufacturers prices:
so hales No Lowell Osnaburgs; 90 do NJ"
so bales No Manchester do; so do No2
80 bales heavy Georgia Osnalmrgs
200 bales 81 and Brown Shirings & Sheetings
20 cases Bleached Domestics
10 bales colored heavy Mack,uaw Blankets
10 bales Slbs white henry do do
10 bales heavy Negro Blankets, large size
bales ribbon-bound French Blankets
10 cases white Negro Kerseys; Kentucky jeans
20 cases mixed heavy Negro Kerseys; Satiretts
20 cases spring Caicoes; Scotch GinRhams
Irish Linens; Printed MurIns; Balzorines
Blue Deniens and blue Drill,ngs
Hosiery, Goves. Laces, Edeings, lssertirgs
Silk Pocket Handkerchief, Su'penders
Merno and cotton Shirts and Drawers
Black aud colored silk Shaws and Scarfs, sc.
sc. APT
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

II requires no attention autil lie time of digging,
which may be ANY time in the mouths 0f September
or October AT digging time the tops should be cut
OF with sCythe and rolled out Of the way, then with
plough cut deep iurrow each side OF the bed ;
afterw ards take dung forks and shake the dir from
the roots. They may then he picked up. Proceed
IN this manner until the whole bed Is dug, wasted
clean and dried on hop kiln stove Is preiera-
BILE To charcoal for drying Fifty bushels Of riots
may I've dried in kiln twelve feet squire They
should be timed while in the Kiln At least oGre ~
ak hours until they are thoroughly dried, which
| takes from So to 40 hours. When taken onl OF the
kiln ihev should he taken immediately 10 Inc mil tot
grinding. Nader has formerly been ground in grisl
mills, but much CONVENIENT anu economical
way is to grind in iron mills, CO instructed ex
pressly Tor grinding madden. They also answer Il
valuable purpose for grinding coarse grain Tor pr1
vender, in sections Of country where grsi mills ARE
not near Ivy. One of these mills VIII grind SUI Il
1000 pounds day, with one horse
Respectfully, yours,
HERBERr WooDBERRY.
West Winfield, New York, July 20, 1885"
| Here it will be that the product oil judiciou
| cultivation in The North, not TO be compared will
The climate we possess " III run as high MS five thou
sand pounds the acre; and The lat gentleman, M
exec llent culvaior, and then addressing one Of III,
first our country has produced, and man not to h
| imposed upon, gives result that must crafty ih'
views Of averice Itself. and which corresponds will
the opinion Of Mr., Jefferson that they we're eullva
ting madden IN France Ia immense profit
But We must wait nearly three years for the pro
duct of our labor! Toa Southern planter, here i
| the ruli-wait three years! but Ia not our labo
not'" outstanding annually drawing an interest tina
ought to salisfy usury itself? and can il not he
collected that by planting field annually, after ,b
third year we annually realize handsnme result
Say he planted five acres annually, the third year h
gathers the production of frs, and would sncerel
beg Mr.. Planter TO ask himself how many acres q
the great staple Of the South, that requires sear
thirteen months prepare crop for market, woul
it take the last year TO produce much mnney a
this five acres and more especially II he can solv
the quesion--hoW many Of the neat crop Of Cot
ton? lie, us begin In break in upon the foolish hob
Of max ing oil the cultivation Of the year in marks
bic articles, to consi., of one. ahd 10 act like on
N q, thern friends, who wisely produce several, All
among them field Of NADER. rs we'll as lEDieo
not forgetting small field Of Cotton. ..--.
| SOUTH ALABAMA.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

The New Orleans Tropic mentions a heavy loss
on Friday night, which belel Ludlow h Smith. the
Managers OF The ST. Charles Theatre. who are also
the Managers Of the Theatre in this CITY, The iron
safe WAS found open in the morning, a key being in
the lock, which had been some time missing, and
about $500 stolen iherefrom.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0OtCoscLRT.-Our musical dilittanti will have
another opportunity tonight Of listening to the ope-
ratio eorps, who propose giving another entertain
ment by request of numerous parties, who, in
quence of the incemency of the weather, were una
BILE to attend Saturday night. at were to gid
refund gold" to say word Of praise in behalf of the
singers, and have only to suggest that an early
attendance will probably be requisite to secure good
seats. We anticipate crowded room.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

o. The Baltimore American says: can able
letter addressed to Lord Ashburion, on The impor-
lance of introducing Indian corn into England has
been published in the London Albion. The writer
Of the letter very earnestly urges upon the attention
Of British statesm en- the importance OF admitting
Indian corn from the United States into Great Bri-
tam free Of duty Wheat now, he says, lorms part
Of The diet OF the laporing classeS that the free
admission of maize would not materially impair the
consumption Of Eng fish wheat -four
NS-Whil. the Grand Jury Of the county Of New
York were on "A visit to the Penilentiary at Black
wells Island, lately inspecting the prison, one Of the
jury had his pocket picked by prisoner skilull,
that oil the perperator or the property has
been discovered.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

Measures are in progress at New Orleans to give
public dinner to Mr. JOHNSON. of that State. who
is in the city, in honor Of his vote in the United
States Senate, in favor of the anne xation of Texas
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

CAVE JOHNSON, the new Post Master General, is
mos. objected 10 for The very uncommon fault that he
is too economical, too rigid in his guardianship oil
the public money, too Fcruiinizing aud stubborn in
his action upon claims presented against the Govern
ment. "hig paper tells us that he was called in
Congress ",he Treasury bull dog"-lhe watch dog
Of the public chest. He is rare man IL this he his
chief fault. NAT. MACoS was just such a man, and
slnce him we know Of no other who has acquired no
IorleIy for steady opposition to appropriations.
Johnson must have been chrisiened with some pro
pheic dea that such should be his character. Cave,
pronounced in TWO syllabes, is The Latin word Of
warning. Ca-ye-look out. take are, be on your
guard. II fits the man well.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

The Hong Kong Register contains an extended
notice Of Shang hal, Of the newly opened ports of
China. II is situated about IA miles from the sea
aud on the right bank Of the Shang hal river. which
empties in the Yangtsxekeang Ships of The largest
size can ascend the river ard anchor in front of the
city, though pilot is Indispensable. The city has
a wall FIVE or six miles in circnt. II has five en-
frances, each with two gates. The streets mar
row and exceedingly filthy. The city contains ahoul
900 900 inhabitants II is the port of the city Of Su
chau, which is abou, $50 miles distant, and is con-
sidered by the Chinese the 'paradlse OF their
country ;" Says the Register:
Those who have succeeded TO an inheritance.
those who have btained sudden riches, in II ~",d
those who wish to spend some thousand dollars mer-
rily betake themselves TO the Suchau. Here are
the best hoter the pleasure boats the most suin
tuous, The most pleasant gardens, the hirrs ladies
The fashions for dresses and couture Of the fair
change China every three years, and these fash
ions proceed from Suchau aud give The laws even to
the ladies Of The Court"
The river Yangtscekeang washes the shores o
Naukin and several other provincial capitals and
immense number of inferior cities. Its navigation is
very great About 1000 vessels co~e annually from
the outer sea 10 Shanghai, and the importation
amounts to 800 ,0O0 tons.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

Mr.. REUBEN CHAPMAN has Withdrawn his name
from the list of candidates for governor of this State
and is announced candidate for re election to
Congress from the 9th district of this State
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

lASIsGros's DIoRAMAs continue TO at,rao,
crowds Of visitors. AT the request Of number of la.
miles who have not been able to attend the prevor,
Hx"'onons' the proprietor has consented 10 remain.
'hree nights more. Sec advertisement.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
ECElPFs or COTTON AT THIS PORT TO DATES
balance of Seasnn aud total for the n

COMMERCE OF MOBILE-ExPoRrs of Cotton to For
eign Ports for the month of March. S45.-and total of
season. BALES. POUNDS. VALUE.
To Great Britain in AM Is 373. 1851 Ss6..S 46464 92
To. do. do b.. 6669. 90 1921. 81 l59 $50 81
Total to Great Britain 65O42. 81 663 49, &C., GOA 50
To France in Am,.... I4,76.. 724S9e4..S 3sO,2ll l2
To. do. PM. 74s.. 3G5 768.S 1874 %
Total to France..... 15,4f4. T6l4152S 39g,G25 35
To other For, Ports-Am. 6529.. 3251S52S lS3Ib5 81
To. do. do. do. b. l4l6. 69O,592.. 3659U ~
To. do. do do ..Sp.. 1888. 9I2,5e2.S 1926 65
Total other For Ports 1898. 1920 &c., 8 276,654 so
TOTAL FOR MONTH";. 9O43s. A 1899 43l 3I 6s4 30
REcAPITuLATIoN.
Total eX is. LIST DR. 1874 0353 s. l43 8 293494 10
Total. do. 2ddo do 635. 81 40 81 1883 %
Total exports last month 49, A. 1879 43 30 6S4 30
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0o-A Meeting Of the Democratic Party of the city
ard county Of Mobile will he held The Court House
on This EVENING, 9Th inst, al "A o'clock. for the
purpose ofofe'ng its congratulations and The com.
nliment Of a public dinner to The Hon. JOHN c.
CALHOUN, MS II testimonial Of the public approval
o his late brilliant and distinguished services as
Secretary of State. ant
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

90 The trial Of CLANCY for the murder Of Esle.
mart winch WINS removed from this county to Clarke
has been postponed 10 The mex, term,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

Mr.. Rtfchik Of the Enquirer a, Richmond, has
written a paragraph the subject of hiu reported
visit 10 Washington with view Of being connected
with the '.ofiicia" press Ii does mol explain any
thing more than that nothing is settled, that he
cannot vet say what is to he done. and that there
have been samc errurs circulated which it is not
lance, conveys little ese than that the lime for ex-
planation has not come.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

nt-door Rates OF Exch.nge. ApriI :, ,4s
MOBILE
Monday Morning, April 4, 1916

The eastern mail came through Yesterday, but
without news. The mail from New-iork was OF
Sunday the 30th inst.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

o. The friends Of WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election In August next.
ianI6 4OleS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

peI respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk of The Circuit Court Of Mobile county, al
the ensuing August election.
mhS 84,f J. w LANG
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0O-We requested 10 announce EDWARD b.
GALE as a candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as IA candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit C,ur, of Mobile county AT the election on The
1st Monday of August nexi mh25te*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

PR0DUCE- ..,...
Il 800 bills Reciifed Whskey
| 800 bbls 8 Flour, $50 keys prime Lard
| 30 bbls Moasses in cypress
| 300 bags white Corn, 10 casks Gin. Sides
in store and landing from schr Hornet. for rae by
apt MARSHALL, ROWE co.
NAPP & SCHULTZ offer for sale at COST =
IA large and snperb assortment Of Pens at the
lowest Northern wholesale prices. !
Mr.. J. MILLER having determined to close the
buslnesa Immediately, offers TO Booksellers and 9TH
er dealers in the article, his whole Stock On the
ab0ve favorable terms. ap7
(SHOlCG sUGARS-z5 hhds in store, l2O bbis
~ Molasses and rs hhds Sugar to arrive per
schooner Atlantic and for sale by
APT WIN. HALL.
rHEESE-l50 boxes very superior, landing ex
~ bark Ann Welsh, for sale by I..
APT MARSHALL, ROWE h co.
NRESH SALMON--l50 2 pound tin cases, put
II up in fine order, for sale very low by
APT JOHN O'REILI.i & CO.
SIMMONS AXEs-s cases handled, landing ex
APT MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
A WNING sTUFF-l5 bales Cotton and Linen
"A Stuff, for awnings. For sale by a.
ERENCH FRUIT, put up in their own juice.
app JOHN O'REiLLf u 10.
ALD -Backburn's 1886, and other
" choice brands, for sale by -aaIA y. .Iltl +
APT JOHN O'REILl.Y co.
DRUNES-5O jars and boxes fresh, for sale by
Il APT WRIGHT h CUNNINGHAM.
OAP-ColgaIe's Pale and Blown, for sale by
- APT JOHN o'REiLLY L CO.
A PPLES--25 bbls Northern, for sale BY : -
IA APT c. w. DORRANCE.
IL apt sals by e. c. CENTER & CT.
SMYkNA FIGS '% ,o NJ y 1,n =, -,
ESLOUR-62 bbls fine, in store and for sale by
Il APT .LL VI G. W, DORRi NEE.
DOTATOtS-lO hampers Fseach Potatoes re-
il ceived per Lorena, for sale by .' -. |
apps whitaker & SAMPSON.
NLARET BOTTLEs-iO hampers Mar,e,lles.
~ landing from brig Sienzio, for ssle by
ap4 JAMES GANDOLFO. 10 Comuierce-st
A CLEANING SALE. and decided bargains Of
IA every description of WINTER CLOTHING,
by HENRY & SToDDART. corner Cont and
Water streets.
To elIec, complete clearance Of their presen
stock d WoolIen Chthng, Fl. 4 8. have determined
to sell off NJ and under prime cost. Their object
IN making this sacrifice rs, that they my be prerar-
ed to commence the ensuing season with an entire
fresh stock of new and fashionable clothing.
Merchants in town and from the country, Planters
and others in Of clothing are respectfully ny-
ted to call and examine the stock ap5
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTTCE.-Tbe under.
IA signed having been appointed Administrator
on the estate Of Henry Logan. deeensed, by the
on. the Judge Of the Coun,y Court Of Mobile coun.
~, hereby notifies all persons interested in said es-
ate to make immediate payment. and vii persons
having claims agalnss the same, will present them
July aulheni caied within the time prescribed by
aw or they will be barred, wv
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We IRE au-
iaorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON ~ "A
candidate for reelection the Office Of Clerk of the
County Court Of Mobile county, 1T the ensuing Au-
gust election febS 6Otile&
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

TJNED 8. RADCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and will be supported by
febl7 STU MANY VOTERS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0o-The friends Of JOHN p. REMY announce
him candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the CIR
cult Court Of Mobile county, at the election on the
first Monday of August next. ianl4 SStes
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0-I offer my name 10 the voters Of Mobile county
as candinate for the office Of County Clerk, nj the
ensuing August election. ,-fF WoNr
nnl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

NHOlCG SUGARS-z5 hhds in store, l2O bbis
~ Moasses and rs hhds Sugar to arrive per
schooner A tlantc and for sale by
apt WIN. HALL.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

FOR BOSTON, Passage only.)
SEN The packet ship MILTON. Capt. Gorham,
SaMkSw sail on Wednesday, 9,h inst, and can
we'll accommodate passengers. Apply to
Grb7 ]. n. RIVERS A. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

0o-The undersigned announces himself az can
ddate for CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun
~, at the ensuing August election.
ian17 41te JACOB 8. MARSH
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

FOR HAVRE:
.kSM The Am. ship DELAWARE. Capt. Pat
y a&ten, will be ready to clear this week. For
freight Of $50 bales cotton apply to
ap7 j. LECESNE.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

a WNlNG STUFF--l5 bales Cotton and Linen
IA Stuff, for awnings. For sale by b.
apt f. c. CENTER r. 90.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

rHEESE-l50 boxes very superior, landing e,
- bark Ann Welsh, far sale by
APT MARSHALL, ROWE q co,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.

Havre, llast engagenenp ......... Is l6c. per Id
Coastwise. 81 per bale and &c. Der Id
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

ERESH SALMON-l5O pound tin cases, put
h up in fine order, for sale very low by
APT JOHN O'REILI.i & CO.
SIMMONS' AXES-S cases bundled, landing ex
Sbark Vernon, for sale by e 4..t .
APT MARSHALL, ROWE x co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

FOR GLASGOW.
en- The fine American ship NIAGARA, Cole
M& master. can take 200 haies cotton on freight.
apt Apply to ID. WHEELER. 20 St. M ichaei.st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

~ ASSIA-l0 boxes Ground, 10 do do Primcvto.
~ 10 do do Pepper, and 20 do Sseraius, in half
bostles for sale low by
,nb THOS. n. CAEcvER, 10 Cow..,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
PUBLIC VENDUE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that | will Of
for Tor sale on Monday tho 8lb day Of
September next, at The Office formerly
occupied by DE-. A R. Chisholm, deceas.
ed, the following property, viz:
His stock qfSledicines, Surgical and Den
tai Instruments. .Bedicai Boohs, too CASES
DrGs0ers, GiaSstoare, Skeleton, some REM
na,ds Of Dry Goods, &c., one Bedstead and
Bedding, one Coal StoUe, md one Bay Mare.
Also, one Gold, and hOo jSitUer Watches,
one Double-L1rrelLed Shot Gun, and one
Sleigh.
A credit of four months wall be given
Tor a !! bills over lhre9 and under len dot.
lars, ead Tor Gil bills over zen dollars. a
credit Of six months will be given: good
security will be required. Sale 10 com
menCe at nine O'clock. a NJ.
r. KENNEDY. Admiulstrator
OF the estate OF DR. A K Chisholm.
CarrotIton, August % lS45- 45 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
OBITUARY.

DIED, z. the hcnse of X. Jackson, in
CatroIIton, Ohio, on Saturday morning,
August 10th, l845, Mr.. WILLIAM A,
w WORKMAN, aged % years, months,
and days.
The deceased was the eldest son Of Mr..
David Workman, formerly a merchant Of
CarroiIton, and was young man ofmuch
more than common interest His mind
was naturally good, and he had been for
several years improoing it by applying
himself to study. In addition to a good
English education he had acquired a tole-
rably good knowledge of the Latin and
Greek languages. We heIieve it was his
intention to graduate in College, which lie
could have done in a year or two, and
then study profession, by which he coad
have been useful to his fellow men.
He was modest and retiring in bis man
ners, yet social in his feelings and ardent
in bis attachment to bis friends, Conses
quently he commanded the respect of all
who knew him, and secured the affection
of those who were acquainted with his
worth. During his last sickness, which
lasted only about two weeks, he bore his
sufIerings, which was sometimes very Sc.
we're, with great patience, His disease
was CongestiVe Fever,
He was not professor of Religion, bu'
had for SOME years been deeply impressed
especially at times, with its Importance
He said to the writer, the day before his
death, that he had full confidence in the
reality efReligon and the truth Of the BIZ
be, Being asked ifhe was now afraid tc
diel he replied, 81 know | cannot live bu1
d very short time, and | have been pray
ing to God to prepare me fer death, but
am some afraid-not much" few min
utes before he departed, he bade an affec'
tionate farewell TO his father and mothe'
and other friends in the room, and thanked
them for their kindness to him, and in lest
than ten minutes his spirit took its flight
Does not the shortness of his sickness and
the suddenness OF his death, besides thost
of Chisholm, Hall, and many Others, adj
monish young men in Carrolton to be alst
ready.
He has left father, mother, brothers
and sisters deeply afflicted, 10 mourn thei
loss, w, L. A,
Carrollton, Aug. 10, l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

ng under Polkdotn, but as there is God
in Heaven, surely the day Of relribudve
Istice must come.
No desPolism, of which history fur,
MS tes any account, was ever more cruz
ell I'd anreIenting; and here is your Mr..
Rilclue--tke pink Of ChiValry the per
sonlfi ea'ieg OF liberality and benevo-
lenee. exptingly procIsiming to the De-
TnOcrac.y, cIameTIng for more blood
'be quiet, have patience this Presi.
dene Of the natiOa and not OF PARTY,
has 'not yet got 10 the end Of his teth-
er"-haVe patIence-Ve have yet moro
victims more women aud children 10
be begpared blood shall not cease 10
How-Oor shall il dry upon the altar,
while a hereto can be found, who ddreG
TO Mink that Henry Clay was The equal
in craftsmanship 10 JameS X. PoM!-
The marvel is that in Republican land,
these monsters dare shew themselves a
broad, with their hands dripping with
blood The finger Of scorD should point
at them as they walk the streets, and II
history does them justice. they must
succeed in making their own corruption
universal, or their measures must go
down with infamy TO posterity Two Of
the Cabinet assure the whigs they are
horriied but cannot prevent-why then
do they remainf Does their poverty
and not their will consenri Poor Ma
son! first razoed from frigate to a sloop
Of war, and then made to shape bis opin-
ions to suit Cave johnson. a man almost
universally despised by his own party!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
G. Il. PARKER

Respectfully informs the titizeus Of
CarroIi'on and The surrounding country,
that he has CONNIE need the above tusis
ness, on Main-streer, opposite j . & 6
Arbuckle's store. where he will repair
Clocks, Watches Jegelry Sc, in The neat
est aud most workman like manner, and
hopes from his experience in the husi
ness TO give genera satisfaction 10 those
who may paIroniEe him
lie sIsu keeps on houd osupply ofJew
elry, consisting in Pa'tof Finger Rings
Brens:pins, 6reclecIes, &c. together with
a general assortment OF such articles.
Work wsrr0nted TO be done we'll: as
the general phrase is mo care no pay =
All orders promptly attended TO.
CafroltUn, July Is. 1915 40-A.