Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

IS boxes Rsppee and MaCabOy Snuff,
800 dozen Mrs. Mlller's chewing Tobacco,
400 dozen Mrs. Miller's smoking Tobacco,
rs boxes Hull q Sons Soap,
boxes CASTLE Soap,
10 boxes Rosin Soap,
25 boxes Clay Pipes,
IS boxes Stone Pipes,
IS barrels assorted Nuts,
so bushels Pea Nuts,
100 boxes Herring,
25 barrels and half barrels Mackerel,
50 barrels and half barrels Lake Fish,
1000 gallons Winter Sperm OIL,
40 barrels Tanners Oil,
10 barrels FIaxseed Oil,
Is boxes Pepper Sauce,
100 bags Shot,
1000 pounds Bar Lead,
10000 Segars, Of different qualities,
40 boxes Chocolate,
25 boxes Ground Mustard,
10 boxes Ground Pepper,
10 boxes Ground Spice,
boxes Ground Cinnamon,
500 pounds Spanish Float Indigo.
$500 pounds superfne Dutch Madder,
40 barrels North Carolina Tar,
5 barrels Spirits Turpentine,
Is barrels Rosin,
barrels white Chalk
100 dozen black and blue Ink,
100 kegs Pittsburgh White Lead,
90 barrels sweet Malaga Wine,
Is barrels common Port Wine,
10 barrels pure Port Wine,
% barrels Brandy and Gin,
10 barrels Red and White Wines,
Is pipes pure Brandy, put up expressly for
Physicians and Druggists,
300 pounds refined Camphor,
Glassware of every description,
700 barrels Salt,
100 barrels White Lime,
90 dozen Wooden Buckets,
Sundries.
Alum, Copperas, Saltpetre,
Borax, Powder, Sulphur, Birthstone,
LIquorice Root, Liquorice Ball,
Epson Salts, Gum Copal, Lilharage,
Lamp Black, Ivory Black,
British Lustre, Red Lead,
Venetian Red, Log Wood,
Cam. Wood Mic Wood, &C., &c.
IS small crates Crockery, all common ware.
Dry Goods.
45 bales Brown Sheetng,
bales Brown Drills,
100 bales Wicking,
10 bales Black Wedding,
1O7 bales Batting,
10000 pounds Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn,
1000 pieces Prints, latest styles,
500 pieces Bleached Shirting,
100 pieces Coored Cambria,
IS pieces Ticking,
rs pieces SatneGs, TWeeds, and Jeans,
80 pieces Broadcloth
90 pieces plain and fancy Cassimers,
90 pieces dark VosIings,
so pieces Alpaccas,
so pieces Ladies Dress Goods, latest styles,
IS pieces Flannel, assorted coIors,
175 dozen Wool COmlorters,
400 Plaid Shawls,
25 pieces Ginghams,
25 pieces Apron Check,
100 dozen Cotton, Silk, and Gingham Hdkrs.
$50 dozen mems and boys Caps,
90 pieces Canton Flannels,
25 pieces Padding and Canvass,
$50 pounds Black Linen Thread,
25 pounds SewingSik,
10 pounds Twist,
500 pounds Spool Thread,
500 gross Coat, Pant, and Vest Buttons,
10000 Percussion Caps,
Combs Of all kinds, &c, &.
Together with variety Of articles not mention
in this advertisement.
Owing to the great demand on us for goods tie
resent season, We have been induced to bring to
lis market one Of the largest stocks Of Dry Goods
nd Groceries, ever brought 10 northern Ohio.
Our friends and customers are we'll aware that
ur stock ofGroceries in extent, variety and cheap
ess, has never been surpassed by any house west
New York cityi and in our purchases this fall
'e have not sighed that department. of our trade
I the least, but have made great additions to it,
ut we would particularly invite all merchants to
n examination of our stock Of Dry Goods, which
1e have increased very much. The great decline
n American manufactured goods, enables us to
ell them at from l5 to 25 per cent. lower than they
ave been sold in this section OF the country.
We will sell any thing in our line, either of Dry
oods or Groceries, as low as can be purchased Of
astern jobbers, adding low rate of freight.
Any article that we sell that differs from sample
+ representation can be returned at our expense.
The highest market price will at all times be given
n Flour, Butter. Talow, Lard, Eggs, Clover, Tim.
thy, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Wool, White Beans, &c.
Constant additions will be made to our stock du-
ng the season of navigation.
FENNER & M'MILLAN.
October 16, I846-I-4t.