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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
ERER. TRADE

u--A-,---st.- Glowing aTIlcIe- T,o,, a,
Wheeling Argus Of yesiorl.y w. xis, -
keep these things pinned right close. We
shall have copy OF he Argus on hand in
1915 containing The same.
THE TERM FREE TRADE-The Bald-
more Argus OF "Wednesday last says We be.
licve that the press has, in great degree,
been Co blame for the Gread with which so
many persons look upon free trade II seems
strange that any one s1ogsh TfseseA ad iht % n1di
NON restriction. Many papers, however,
have bcen 50 anxious To- -lcar their skirts
IIoui the imputation OF advocating irce trade,
that some folks have come to think of il bs
something worse than the cholera. Now we
ntc agreed that il j. the settled policy of the
! United States 20 raise revenue for the neces.
sary wants OF the Government by mxrs on i'm.
! ports. We contend that these taxes shout,
only b. LAID with reference 10 revenue. an,
Mat any protection these taxes 50 laid may al
ford to manufacturers isau accidental protcc
non. Even then they enjoy protection which
( Is necessarily denied 10 Other branches of hom
/ industry.
I There was time when the watchwonl
Free Trade and Sailors Rights" was riff,
throughout the land One object of the las,
war was TO free our commerce from the r.
s'nctous Of a ioTcign power. Now our com
merce is again shacklcd by money power al
home. and to free ourselves from such shack
les IS not less worthy the Energies of lrc,
/ people. The task IS more arduous. but ",
trust the result viii be ey N more glorious.
HE contest M ITS bearing may thus be sum
ned up, The right OF labor against the might
Oh capital We have too strong a faiih in
,he Intelligence OF the people 10 doubt lhJl
/ the TJght will be yicturious
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
M rARIFF ANp LABoR.

We were ons day last week. deioined
lew miles uP tho nver, until after dark. Be-
tween seven aud eight osAoek iigh, clouds
sprung NJ snl obscurrd miost of the stars. and
let, The world around in deep. dsrk, solemn
stiffness. The river seemed more still than
M The glare OF day. save hrTe and there rip.
pie past rock neas the shore on around am
island htnd, onl the dull cloud, were mir
ioEed IN the water. togethcr with the blue sky
aud i"inA1ing gems OF night.
As we nosred the city we beheld CHASTITY
glar thrown upward to ,he sky. revealing
heavy Atmosphere of smoke aud dust. Ait,
, Tie further and we bchell the forked fiames
rushing FROM twenty chimneys as { angry at
de@ou, who were disturbing It's bed Of moth.
er earth 90 orc. There. beneath that roof
were AZ that hour more than 100 men on night
work. with bared breasts and snewy arms.
~hirling tl'e massive iron bulls aud bors from
the bl1Eing furnace to the hammer. aud thence
TO the open air tn cool and be re moulded into
other and more pleasing forms. ior the use OF
man.
We thought tina; was hsrl bodily labor; but
the mind in It's better part was free 10 act, and
soar 10 better things than the MGR, dr,i,gcry
OF earth. Many OF those men have JOYS Us pure.
perhaps thoughts as grand. as the King upon
his throne They have homes as dear, nav
more la&d than those who ,hrong our CAPT
iol or dwell in the high places OF the land and
while they have work their boarl is spread
with luxuries and their houses adorned " it'll
comforts. Content is the tenant OF their
breasts, and joyous smile welcomes them TO
their Lomes when tleif labors are passed
Many of these men. this laboring have &C.
quired wealth-real wcalth-though in the
summer OF life they have their thousands at
interest, or ready to embark in any enterprise
that will honestly increase their means. There
are some Of those very workmen who in few
years will be, unless their labor is DESTROYED
by men who have neither interest la the pub
ic welfare or prosperity, who sit in cushion.
cd chairs nnd.dress in costly raiment every day
al the peoples charge, able &c support their
carriages. and style OF living equal to their
desires on wealth that they have omasscd BY
hard labor.
Compare these people with those who la.
Dor in the mines aud the furnaces of England,
aud will any reasonable man say that he wish |
Is TO bring these TO a par with those of Eng !
land. will any honest man do that which is !
calculated to produce such a RESULT Will
any honest msn by a reduction of duties pre-.
ven, Others from going into the same business
that MIR Stevens IL no,y enoeosd la hv =, b;rL 1
there would be a competition for the labor of
these men, aud their independence and their
prices sustaincd2 Can any honest well wish.
"a OF the farming population Of Ibis co unity
do that which shoi tend TO withdraw from
market the money. one thousand dollars
week, which the men employed at this fer
mace, pay intoiR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
PROSPECT OF THE APPROACHING cor



Inc many reports OF the injury done TO the
cotton crops OF tho south. make any reliable
iihormation upon the subject, nss ltcf of con.
siderable interest The New Orleans Times.
IN its annual statement of the commerce aud
business OF that city. hich is ap,,aren ily pr,
pared With much care, deXo,es a considerable
space 10 this subjec'. Ia conSid, Is the most
favorable obStscle 10 an sbuudent growth TO
b. the great backwaftiness OF the season. In
addition TO remarkably cold and wet spring
IN all the Southern States the maturing OF the
plant IN Mississippi. Alabama. Texas and
Louislon0, hiss OF late been retarded by heavy
rains. causing many vi the lower bolls TO rot
and fall oil. whilst much OF the top growth
has likewise been injured from the same cause
IL Is only within the last few DAYS tina, pick.
lng has been commenced in Louisiana aud
the adjoining States, whereas last yesr the
process OF gathering towards the latter end OF
July was ainaly in a much more advanced
stage. Ii will require, therefore, on unusual
exemption iTom the Nitissitudes ofthe wealth
CT TO produce even an average picking season.
But this only comprcheuds o.iion OF the
danger To which the plant has bern exposed.
The visitatious OF the arm, and boil worms
have inflicted great damage nj many parts Of
the country, To such an eNtent, indeed, as to
have bighted in numbcrleSs instances the
hopes of The planter. tennessee, the Allan
tic States. and Florida. are the only portions
OF the cotton growing region from whence
few complaints have come but IL seems ex-
iremcly doubtful whether thu increased pro-
ducuons there can 80 far compensate Tor the
deficiency IN the Louisiana section as TO result
IN an average crop. a very late frost. cou-
Piled with remarkably fine weother, may still
accomplish much; but public opinion has set
tied into conviction, that combination
henceiorth OF the most favorable conjiugen-
Cues cannot lead to the recurrence Of crop
similar TO that OF lSil-I5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
REcEIPrS

MALES Brscuu = Beat eight eggs: add to
them one pound OF flouS, one pound OF pow
dered sugar, aud one teaspooniul OF essence of
lemon.
Bake in quick oven.
BiecUT AND jelly SAEDwfcB. Mix Ma
pies buiscuit, and bake il in basin with
straight sides; when cold, cut IL in slices three
quarters q an iuCh thick;sprea1 each with some
Jelly. and place them according TO their origi-
nal form; have ready al icing, and cover II
both the tops and the sides, and dry il in a
warm room.
LoAF CAKE.-One pound Of butter; two. of
sugar. three OF flour; six eggs well beaten; one
pint OF milk; three tablespoonful of dry
saleraius--dissolvc in a little warm wsiey.
spice to taste: one pound OF currants. well
washed and dried and one pound Of raisins
work II well together, and make il into thee
loavcs.
Bake for one hour in quick oven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
From The B1iis'oH " J.. Daay Tel>rro,,l
VIOLENT STORM

Odr village. yesterday afternoon was Vie;
ted with two showers oi rain. acco,n,ar;.I
by hail and lightning mofe severe dian am
That We have beheid ia a nurober of wears. AMI
more fnin Tell than at any other time s;nce
( lhe year ISIS. The electricity PLAYED MANY
fantastic tricks with The magnetic tclcgr,nb
w,ln which Tasss though our yillaee-oslri.
Mug u in Iumbef OF pitc lntn instance
'ne hsh'hinS followed along the wire until IL
came 'n contact with the glass bail snrmount.
ing zoe posi- m our village. Immediately in
itO"' 81 'he if0j niilrood Office. when it left
TIE wifc and descended tiic post. clutipcs ~.
fow 10 10 about a quarter al Am inrP ,,it,
nearly tO III has, "a hen. COMING to n L,e,, 1,
ten the poet and struck Che ground som eiobt
feet distant
IL another instance 10 followed M, wire
until % came To ilir glsss knob on the post adj
Joining our Office, when IT, of a part of il At
lest ielt The wire, accompanied by two r..
ports IKE thsi occasiOned by the dis bsrge of
= pistol aud assembled into the cir I'm two II
Illuminated balls .srtn by Mess. Stepl,eu Smith
ana .. Young VITO az she time wyr- stand.
ing near ihr post and also seen by Others of
y" g. Gus ln eugtIrr case. some uutrtcTof
. mile Sou'h Of orr village. the elcrfricit,
completely DESTROYED two al fbe noles ,t,..,,'
lng s9mr ui lhe imEmcuts iiuy Gr,t lrs,, tb.,,
l0undeiion. The three instances a. it,. -.
Of TIE tlcciucty above given ocfp,f.l =, m.
same instant being without douis o,., -
BY The same sao,t Of ligh'uiug. Tbc gsn5e'
OIL the glass balls Wef- slightly bryk.n e.,
ihe wire was mos in tbe least inip.l5 !, ,h.
destruction oi ilIe posts referred to u.N
stones during uie storm were pi,ksd pn 80.
Aaif mtic ives Oi our ,iIlaae. half =. 100.
bs ony ordinary sz-d hcns eve. We Gr6.
We may s1ir.y ct!. Obs, 'ho -oim of rhp asa.,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
NEW Wholesale
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
tx-frr-rsv 49,. -.

y.
II HE undersigned their Fsu stock of
DRY GOODS. FoR uAoLFsAIrNa. aud
haviuo purchaed Tire decline prices Corscqncni
upon the recent afid neasarc and otherwise every
advantage "a their favor, pfcpa-ed oh goods
terms advantageous The Eastern oncf
The satisfaction given customers during The
lsss has isie that business rru
It's for cash VIII a most acceptable, and rduces
believe THAI with their ample varic;y ~ goods aud the
al dealers who call aud examine, satisfactory terms
a. a. is.i.,. 49,, Fv'...-s ~s @''''
Ilf.,s, Mntins, Shee'ings and sinr-a Of different
QUALITIES AID Widths, sold az erscrn price, aud cost az
shipment N0oiens-Sucb Saiine.s Flsnrtss Kt.t.
Sclr, Jeans iinscys, low priced snd rtof
a. the reduced prtcr. CAshmcrcs NJ de Lame. "a
h1sgs Meriaocs. cinghams and al d,criptions OF Dire
goods including tle new style Calico Cashmere aud NJ
&c iseine ho'cs Canton Flames Table Diapers hrown
an 'sehs 81 Dt's dichngs, checks. ooiocd camsrics
paper do, brown Hoiaud~ Irish linens domestic Cling
Mans fahty veivefs paid oak cninrs.
Nhhc SoOds--Such az lHccs cap nets Sw iss Hook
ana 5arenhei nusiinS, pain and plaid camiTfrs rev
style heitr, bishop lawn, Taficson mHsns and s,ns
lawns Fancy Articles, including Bonncfs Rihl,ons
tl"wefS, stks, shSwis, IlSRdkercho6. &e &C
Noio as--fl1a, Needles, SPOOL and Skein Boss raicut
Ihseas, Hooks and Eyes, cotton cord Dress WhAcrone
corset Sces, new style Buttons all Kinds S,spend-rs
Gloves Hosiery, nett cars and Tape eotl toll,
dressing and ivory, Umbrellas
Idiofs Trimmtncr--Best canvass ard paddins. Snf
etas, sk aud worrtcd serrcs, hest idue sewing s,lk
Iwist aud Thread, new style Buttons Bindings and e.
peeiH'y 10 sell by piece Taios aud others cNtgA
French cloths and cassnirrcs, Ncsiinrs 'Twe-.d-
"beAvEn IEHDs. n now article for oveTcoais; Ight
cloths for clocks, blue hankc,ine plaid inseV- So that
there are w articles OF Dry Goods not To ne found IN
our stock. TAIIAN'T !, npI. ApI AIN
Wheeling Sep. - 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
a HAPPY COMMUNITY !

A HAPPY COMMUNITY. Marshall ~,
shiiessee, enjoys an ensisble reputation n
- newspapers speak correctly. Sipre ,l,e
passsge OF their new license law. NOT y go.
grocery has been licensed To- sell in,oYir,,,,',
drinks ami 4 Is not known hat tlc law b'ss
D'en violated Va single instance AoJ
more although there is most exeflleo, rg,aa'
~ police there bas not bcen an indiysI,,.t
conhaed IN the county jail on cbsrge ~
cf'ae 81 aay sori Tor more il,an fro mr.
hor has ihe State docket occnpiel fb. o.,
S : nou's on sn sveroge iu ting THROUGH h
llf iw' } 80 past
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

SlNGULAR.-It is stated that the govern
menl IS indebted for all that's known y them
relative to the important proceedings OF our
Navy and American residents IN California by
whHh that great territory is said 10 have b..
come annexed, 2" tOdespatches received bv tbe
British Minister in Washington. Tie Bnt-
ish Admiral was in doubt what he slrould do
un'Ief The circumstance aud hurned on tho
news 70 ask advice Of Mr. Pakenhem. ami Of
The Governor General OF Canoda Dsspatcl,cs
thefeIofe, have been seat To the Governor of
ship.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

tor gfesssN ihsrltN@ Learn .ltcm tbs
Tue late sossr'a- Were called 800 tiInss. This
IS equal to about three hundred hours. or isixty
working days Tor Congress, aud at s. per day
ier 22i mcmbersof the Housc, tho cxpense 10
the nation was over one hundred thousand
doudr'' Exchange,
1t is great pity the whole session had not
been occupied in calling the yeas anil nays.
II was the only harmless thing that Congress
did
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

BOLD COUNTERFEIT Considerable
anxiety was caused in Wall street, New York,
on "Wednesday morning, BY the receipt from
81. Louis, OF counterfeit thousand dollar bill
on the Chemical Bank, of that city. The bill
Is from new plate, in excellent keeping
with the Issues OF the Chemical Bank, coun
tersigned at Albany according to the new law.
and all done with admirable skill The Bank
never has issued bills larger than a hundred
dollars. II il feared that great game OF
fraud has been played at the West, especially
as this devslopement comes in connection
with very bold forgery practiced in st. Lou
rs Ivy an unknown man, pretending To DC from
the East.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
the ANNUAL EXHIBITIoN Of the

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the o.
hio aud Brooke county Agricultural Society
will he held at West Liberty, Ohio CO. ON
Thursday, Oct 8. 1916. Premiums are offer
red on Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Farms
Agricultural implements, Sc. Persons desi-
rous OF purchasing fine stock will do well 10
attend. J. ENGLISH, Secy.
Washington. Pa. Steubenville, Csdiz, and
St. Clairsyille papers please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
TALL CORN.

We haSe at our Office a stalk oil corn Dised
on the iarm OF J. S. Shrver, Esq, seven miles
from this city, measuring eighteen feel in
length. II the union eau beat that we do not
know. II can be seen by any one curious 10
measure A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
HEpANGER OF RoUGE.-Alsdy wh,

THE DANGbh Of hOOdb.-hiedyW VINO
piqued herself on the beauty, freshness aud
pure white and red OF her complexion, went
10 attend a chemical lec,rre. She had not
been them long. when suddenly her face was
observed by all present TO become perfectly
blue. The cosmetic she had used being sl-
iected by some sol, or acid employed in the
experiments, had caused the marvellous trans
hguration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
CITY HALL.

MANAGER, W. T.. HASTINGS.
The Manager NO ,ld respectfully state that.
OF the request OF several families who have n },
had an opportunity OF witnessing The beau
ful performance of
Mr. W. H. RELLET AND SON.
h has effected a re Encouragement with him fCI
a short time
BENEFIT OF Mr.. LEICESTER.
MIR. Leicester would respectfully announce
that this evening has been set apart for his
benefit, and he sincerely trusts that his efforts
to please, together with the attractions offer
ed will secure the patronage Of the public
ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is ist6
Wi ! be presented the thrilling drama called
the
PARACIDE.
Or The Varlock oflhe Glen.
(For characters see small bills.)
MRS HASTINGS will sing favorite Song.
COMIC SONG PHIL DISNEY.
After which will 5e presented tn, wonder.
lul and pleasing exhibition Of Athletic Sports,
Living Statuary. Classical Tablea,rx, &c. by
MR.. w. KELLER AND HIS SON.
SONG, RORY O'Dioore" MRS. HASTINGS.
COMIC SONG PHIL DISNEY
The whole 10 conclude with (by particular
request,) The drama Of
BLACK EYED SUSAN,
Or, Ill ia The Dol1Hs.
REVIEW,
Or The Wogsof IVimisor.
Doors open alta O'Clock. The curtain will
rise at S precisely.
Tickets, % cents; To be had aud seats secur-
eel at the Hotels, and OF the Treasurer at Il c
Box Oihce from 10 To l2 A. NJ.
An efficient polio. has been engaged 10
preserve order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
A KING IN TROUBLE.-At IN,

a KING ~ TRoUBLE.-At the first con-
signment OF Seidllz powders to the capital Of
Delhi. they were brought to the King in full
court, and the Interpreter explained their uses.
Eager TO test their virtues, the King dissov
ed twelve blue powders in goblet of water
aud drank it oil-but with wry face, il was
evident he did not relish il. He was then told
that il should be taken in mixture--when he
Instantly dissolved the twelve W ite powders
aud drank them oil. But the rosr that fol-
lowed will be remembered as long as Delhi
stands. The King became possessed with the
idea that he hal Juvenile earthquake inside
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

A DOWN EAST SAlLoR.-A Yankee
captain once sung out ln squall TO nav
hand newly shipped ON board his crslt--
lie, 90 the jib, there! Darn your skin let
go that Jib.'
II amt ,orehia il" squslled on, the sim
pie down easter IN return.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

II is estimated that sixty millions OF bricks
were manufactured last year in the town oil
Someryille, Mess, and one company IN Cam
bridge, il is said. have manufactured Ia one
season. no less tan Is millions oi bricks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
QUTTE a TRlCK. nn Mnnlnr morninn

QUITE A TRiCk On MONDAY morning
81 Boston, Mr. Roberts, The collector, stepped
1910 a store and osked for soda water. Ger.
tanly. aid man stepping behind the coun-
ter, anil takiug down gold watch aud chain
"s1ne one viii b. in directly" snd he dccamp-
rd. The owner coming in, nfis-et iswatch
and lnyiul bis hands on Nc r. raised the a.
oi "Nnri. TIE matter vas explsined, bu,
t.t seal thfl ,erspcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
REVIEW,
I'D PAINE & co. Frs


fbbbbAANOt w.
Official drawing OF the Grand Consolidated
Lottery OF Delaware and G,orsii. Class No
8. extra, drawn at Wilmington, Del. Thur
day, Sept. 10.
- 10 i6 20 . Is 81 81 % 6 n 73 81
Lowest prize So.
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sol, Agent Tor the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

PEACHES IN NEW YORK AND LON.
D0N.-We are informed, says the editor of
the Albany Evening Journal, that peaches
were sold in ". York on Saturday, at 5 cents
a basket.--ln July, 1913, we saw peaches
sold in London at ten shillings piece. We
dare not ask any body 10 believe this state
ment-and yet tits made upon the evidence
which our eyes end ears furnished.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

A LIBERAL MAN.-Gerib Smith. Esq
is doing good to the colored race IN the proper
way. writer from Utica. in the Herald
says: have just seen "a copy OF a deel of some
lo',y acres OF land IN Hamilton county. New
York. given by the celebrated landholdrr.
Cert Smith Esq, TO u colored mau residinq
w that county. He has made out two thou.
sand deeds of a similar character to one saw
conveying lands from forty to fifty acres Ia
each, as gifts to industrious colored men in
this State, and designs, am informed. TO
make Out one thousand more This is gen
ulne philanthropy, says an exchange. Would
he not show quite as much plilamIhrophy by
beslowing his wealth in the relief of the ab-
Jeci misery Of the whites, by which he is sur
rounded in New York. where thousands OF
vifJuous females and children have scarce the
means OF subsistence
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
THEATRE

Mr.. Leicester takes his benefit q, the the
aire tonight. lie is highly respectable ia all
tina, he undertakes and we bespeak for him a
full house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15
DAMAGE RAINsINTHEsourH


The Opelous1s Gazette OF Louisiana notices
the late rains which prevailed in that region
about the middle OF last month. Great de.
struciion had been done on the plantations TO
the crops OF cotton and corn, and to the cat.
tie; aud some OF the small proprietors had lost
every thing. and were reduced TO absolute
want. The Low Prairie. which is eight or ten
miles in extent, was an uninterrupted sheet
OF water, and could only be passed BY boats
The greater number of the bridges had been
swept away, including that at Washington.
which was nine hundred leet in length and
the bridge { CaianCo.
The st. Mar,insvilIe CIR ole of the 18th ult
states that the floods in tina, region have been
unprecedented. All The streams were swol-
len 10 overlooking. Many bridges had bt en-
swep, away and great damage done TO the
crops oi cotton, corn, &c. Nrruillon bridge
was carried of, and all others between ST.
Martinsville 0pelousas.
The ST. Landry Wing mentions the dcstruc
ton in that neighborho cd Ss very extensive.
So great ireshet has not been known. The
whole county has been completely inundated
aud the damage is immense. immense tracts
OF fertile prairie lands, aifording subsst nee 10
large herds of stock and dotted with corn, and
cotton AMI cane fields, all were converted ia
Ia sea OF water, aud the catfish and alligator
had taken the place of heuls OF cattle aud
horses. Within the memory of the oldest IN
habi.oniS, the like oft has never been known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-15

u
IOHN n. THOMPSON. successor TO J. J. TIaswe
deed, hSs just received fresh supply of Books and
Stationary, which, added 60 his already large snd Srd
Assortment. enables him 60 the
the establishment and al others who may honor him
wh ca that his Stock sonec complete aud thai
the reputation OF hts predecessor cheap Book
Will lc tally aimed hN him. zen