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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-26
WASHINGTON, Feb,y goth. ls47.

In your last paper, ! see that pubic meet
ing is to be held in Wilmington, on the yin
March, to take into consideration the question
Of holding District Convention, for the pur-
pose of selecting candidate for Congress-
AS your Journal is the first in which ] have
seen this subject alluded to, take the liberty
of first sending to you for publication, the en-
closed short address, to the voters of the 7th
Congressional District 1t expresses my in
tentlons formed some time prior TO the present
moment Respectfully,
J. C. DOBBIN.
Editor Of the Wilmington Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feby goth, 1S47.
To the Voters of the 18th Congressional Dis
triet IL, the State Of North Carolina:
The usual period for selecting a candidate
for the Office OF representative in the next Con-
gress has now arrived Under the Act passed
at the recent session Of our Legislature-re-
arranging the Congressional Districts OF the
State-the Hon. James J. Mckay and myself
are residents OF the same district. Although
1 am very far from assuming that my present
position as representative confers on me a.
ny claim whatever TO your favorable consid-
Grafton in selecting a candidate, yet, lest 81
lence may occasion Misrepresentation of my
intentions, as we'll as for the purpose OF con-
tributing my aid to preserve that harmony
which has heretofore prevailed in the region
OF country embraced in this district, L have
deemed it proper to announce 10 you thus ear
ly, that do not desire you to consider me a
candidate The people of North Carolina and
the country at large have long had the benefit
of the great Observation-Disclosures indus
try-and eminent ability OF my distinguished
colleague-Gen'l Mckay. My opportunities
during the present Congress have enabled me
to appreciate his usefulness. If, therefore, no
other consideration operated on my mind in
reference to this subject, sense Of justice to
a faithful PUBLIC servant-justlce to the peo-
pie of the District-justice to my own views
of propriety-would not permit me to be a
candidate in opposition to one whose capacity
for the public service is so far superior to mine
shall, therefore, under these circumstances,
with additional pleasure, return to the pursits
Of private life and my profession.
To the people OF the present 5th Congress
sional District, take this occasion to return
my thanks for their generous support when a
candidate. and their encouragement while a
representative.
l shall ever cherish in grateful remembrance
the many marks of confidence have received
at their hands.
Actuated solely by an anxious desire to dis
charge my duty with fidelity, can only ex-
press my regret that l could not bring into
their service larger share OF experience and
ability. With sentiments of the highest re-
spects, yours, J. c. DOBBIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-26

such discrimination, and would, therefore, be
violation of the constitution, and the rights
of the States from which such citizens emigra-
ted, and in derogation of that perfect equality
which belongs to them as members of this I'm
ion, and would tend directly to subvert the
Union itself
Resolved, That, as a fundamental principal
in our political creed, that a people in forming
constitution have the unconditional right to
| form and adopt the government which they
may think best calculated to secure their lib
erty, prosperity, and happiness; and that in
conformity thereto, no other condition is i'm
posed by the federal constitution on State in
order to be admitted into this Union, except
that its constitution shall be republican; and
that the imposition of any other by Congress
would not only be in violation of the consti-
tuition, but in direct conflict with the principle
on which our political system rests.
The naval appropriation bill was then
taken up, and several amendments made there
to, when the bill was finally passed and re-
turned to the House for concurrence in the a.
mendments.
The three million bill was then taken up
and Mr.. Houston addressed the Senate in a
very able speech, which occupied upwards Of
two hours in its delivery. The honorable
Senator, after condemning the course pursued
by the Senate towards the editor of the " I'm.
ion," entered into a very interesting review Of
the history of the annexation of Texas, and
its connection with the war; He fully sus.
tanned the administration and its measures, and
urged vigorous prosecution OF the war, Sc
as to make Mexico feel our power as the on.
/ ~ means Of securing speedy and honorable
peace.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20

button. levied upon The couaty, We psay
ruin and exasperate the Inhabitants and
~starve themselves. The same discretion
was given to him that had been to Gen.
Taylor, In this respect. Gen. Scott, for the
reasons assigned by him, still continued to
pay for articles of supply for the arm,
which were drawn from the enemy.
After the army had reached the hear. Of
1.-THE most wealthy portion Of Mexico, it was
supposed that the obstacles which had, BE-
fore that time, prevented, would not Be
such as to render impracticable the levy Of
forced contributions for its support. On
the LIST of September, and on the 9Th Of DC.
tober, 1917, the order was repeated, in des.
patches, addressed by the Secretary of War
TO General Scott, and his attention was a.
gain called to the Importance of making
the enemy bear the burdens of the war
thus requiring them to furnish the me ans Of
supporting our army-and he was directed
to adopt this policy, unless by doing so,
there was danger of depriving the army Of
necessary supplies. Copies of these des-
patches were forwarded to General Taylor,
for his government.
On the 3Ist Of March last, | caused N
Iorder to be issued to our military and naval
commanders, to levy and collect a military
contribution upon all vessels and merchan-
die which might enter any of the ports Of
Mexico in our military occupation, and to
apply such contribution towards ~defraying
the expenses Of the war. By virtue of the
of cohqueror, consulting his own safe
ty or convenience, may either exclude
foreign commerce altogether from all such
conditions as he may prescribe. Before the
principal ports of Mexico were blcckaded
by our navy, the revenue derived from i'm
port duties, under the laws of Mexico, were
paid into the Mexican treasury. After
those ports had fallen into our military pcs
session, the blockade was raised, and CON-
merce with them permitted upon prescribed
terms and conditions. They were opened
to the trade of all natains upon the payment
of duties, more moderate in their amount
than those which had been previously lev
led by Mexico, ard The revenue. which was
formerly paid into the Mexiran treasury,
was directed TO be collected by our military
officers and applied to the use of the army
and navy. Care was taken, that the off.
GERS, soldiers and sailors Of our army and
navy should be exempted from the opera
tions of the order, and as the merchandise
imported, upon which the order operated,
must be consumed by Mexican citizens, the
contributions were in effect the seizure Of
the public revenues of Mexico and the SIP
|plicatiOn of them to Our own use. In d.
recting this measure, the object was to CON-
pei the enemy tu contribute, as far as prac-
ticab!e, towards the expenses OF the war.
concluded next week.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons
~ concerned or interested in the estate Of
Timothy T. Bake, deceased, that l win make a
final settlement Of my administration Of said es.
at The next term Of the County Court Of
Pike county, No., to be begun and held in Bow
ling Green on the first Monday in February.
ls49, when and where all persons concerned
mny attend if they think proper. ...
JOHN S. MARLEY Y, Admir-.
December 2Oth. l847,
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20

embracing every article usually kept in a DRY
GOODS STORE, together with the largest and
best selected assortment of
READY.MADE CLOTHING .
Ever brought to this Town;-all Of which he il
determined to sell, as cheap, or A LITTLE CHEAP
ER than Goods are generally sold "in these Dig
gins"
He has also on hand a large quantity of a
first rate article of'refined Kenawha salt, which
the farmers will find it to their interest to cali
and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
In conclusion, he returns his unfeigned
thanks to his friends and the public, for the liber-
al patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes by strict attention and low prices, to mer-
it q continuance Of their favor.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Water Street, Louisians. Mo.
December 20th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20

MARRlED-In this town, on Saturday
evening last, BY John c. Massie. Esq.
Mr.. John Pike to Miss Rebccca L.ipincoit,
all Of Pike county, Ills.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20
ImgEzz0 Last Notice.

lgeso Last Notice.
GHE6@ ALL Those who are indebt-
''H< ed at the Banner Office on
of job-work, advertising or sub
scription, prior to the Goth day Of October
last, must positively call on the undersign-
ed at Bowling-Green and settle their &C.
counts Immediately. am anxious to set
tie up the business of the off ce to that date,
and those who have not the money should
at least call and close their accounts BY
note. S. F. MURRAY.
Bowling Green, Dec. 20, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-12-20
Fresh Supplies!
AND STILL THEY COME!!

IN addition TO his for
mer stock the subscriber
has just received a com-
plete and splendid assort-
mopf - NEW EnnnS
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LANDS FOR SALE.

no subscriber oilers :ot sale two tracts of land y
ing i'll Ahboyilio District; potract OIL tho main
road leading from the CC',rt lIalscs of Anderson,
rIchc.s and Grecnvillc to Hamburg, ono mile from
lIdgc'cl'l line, number OF asres ono thousand ono
half Woodland, tho other in tgh state Of cultiva-
ton. !hc buildings arc good and conveniently
buildings, as kitchen, &c; also, barn, gin house,
DC. The Homestead Tract, OH main road from
Abbcville Village to Cambridge, ono and Il half
miles below Greenwood; acres, seven hundred
and sixty; cleared land two hundred and sixty
acres baianco i'll woods: this tract is well i'm
proved u large two-sory dwelling house, outbiiId
Ings as barn, stables, gin house, suitably situated
and III good condition. Both tracts, in close pIox-
unity with the route now b4ng surveyed as the
branch OF tho Columbia and Giccnvi!lc Rail Road
Persons wishing to purchase will call and sec mo
us | am anxious to sell. J. Y. l.. PARTLOW.
Oct ~ 81 lot
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I!:,,,.hI,pu 4 (,

Hamburg, ). e.
HpYld respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have associa
ted themselves together in business, in the
town Of Hamburg, S. c., where they have on
hand and expect instantly to receive a care
fully selected stock Of all articles usually kept
i'll the Grocery line, ciz:
Ea"ying, Rope, Twinc: Sugars, Cotltcs,
Teas, ,Moasscs, Bacon. Mac!iarcl, Cheese,
Salt, Nails, Iron. Drawing Chains, &c.
besides Negro Shoes, Blankets, Lin
says, kcrscys, PIa>l~ Osnnbnrgs,
Homesp"n. Hats; Caps, Wuy-
gon Saddles, Hrilcs and
Whips: &c. NC. &c.
All of which they offer at the much reduced
market prices, and will at all times b. buying
country produce. JOHN w. FOWLER.
II. q. GOLDINC.
Dec 1O DIT
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things. There arc nabuious spots in the
heavens which have ba!llul I'LL the ils,ru-
mcnts hitherto constructed, bu, this telrs-
cope resolves their true character con-
pcteiy. Among the wonderful objects
which have been subject to its scrutiny, is
Tie ncbula in the constitution Orion.
have had an opportunity TO examine 1t. 1t
is one oi' tho most curious objects in the
whole h"avc:.s. 1t is not round and it
throws of furious lights From the time
oi llrr,chcl il ha. been subject 10 the cxa-
mInatnn of the most powerful: Instruments
but it grew more and more mysterious and
diverse in its character. When Lord Ros-
sc,s great telescope was directed TO It's rx-
animation. 1t for u lcng time resisted It's
power. He found ii required patient rxa.
minalion-nislA after night, month after
month. At length pure atmosphere gave
hun the resolution oi' it,; constitution and
the stars Of which ii is composed bur,t
upon the sight Of man for the first time
-.tthcnWuM
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EXkrnrt from The Ne7D YOrE Er7,yess

y
1t is seldom that wc step out of way to no.
tice either for praise ccnsuro, the various advcr-
tiscd specifics Of tho day; and could we believe in
the truth of all tho certificates which arc published
in favor of some of them, there would be ITO call
for our praise certainly. But from a personal
knowledge of thoir virtue, we willing to record
our unsolicited testimony i'll favor of DR.. Hulls
Worm Lozenges: they being in our opinion an in
f.llible rcmody for that bano Of childhood-worms.
Safe in their operation, easily administered, and
what to us is great recommendation in a med-
cine for children, they arc not nauseating, but ac-
tually pleasant to the tustc. Wo have used them
i'll number of cases i'll our family, and in each and
every case with complete success and we take
pleasure in recommending them to our patrons and
friends, not only as cure for worms but as q tho
rough and easily administered cathartic or purga-
tive medicine, where such is needed, or where
worms arc suspected.
The above medicine is for sale at tho Drug Storo
and at the Post Office. Nov 81 I'm
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The State of South Carolina,

ABBEvILIE DlsTRICT-IN EQUITY.
William =. Rembert, Geo. l.. Holmes and
witc,v Rebecca Rcmbcrt, widow, and
others, heirs of Samuel Rembert, deed.
Bill for Partiliou.
1t appearing TO the Court that Rebccca REM
bert, Mary Fl Nj Rembert, Louisa Rembcrt,
Samuel S Rembert, Jacob Moon and Har~
rict Al. his wife, Lewcllin G. Rcnbcrt, John =
Irezvaat and Louisa II his wife, Jamcs A
Rembert, John w Pope, - Miller and
Louisa his wife, Judith Pope and Mariah PEI
cy Pope, Defendants, reside without the limits
of This State: Ordered, that tho said Dcfcn-
danl's do appeur and plead, answer, or dcmur
to tho said Bill within three months from this
date, or the said Bill will be taken pro confess
so against them. H. A. JONES, G.. E.
Com'rs office, Nov 6, I647 81 3m
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05'A G;lrii.-In answer to numerous inoui-
RES, tho undersigned takes this method of saving
to his friends, generally that he intends to continue
his connection with the Female Academy, during
the ensuing yoar. Ho begs leave to state, howov-
or, that at the present low rates Of tuition more
regular attendance of pupils is necessary, to afford
the Teacher reasonable compensation ior his la
bors Boarding, at ordinary rates, can be had in
desirable places. d. McNEILL TURNER.
Dec 40 Ct
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AbbcvilIc LAND for Sale.

Abbcvillc Land for Sale.
Win be Offered to the highest bidder, on Sale
Day in December next, at Abbeville Court
House, the beautiful tract of Land whereon
David McWhorter formerly lived, lying on
Wards road, within six or seven miles Of
Due West Corner, containing l53 acres, about
eighty OF which are open, the balance excel
lent wood land; the plantation well divided
with cross fencing, and has good house,
kitchen, out>houscs, &C., an excellent Barn,
Tresher and Fan; good Orchard, and fine
water, springs and well.
Persons wishing to purchase arc invited to
call and look for themselves; terms made
known on that duy. G. A. l.. BOLLES
Nov "a 80 2w
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NOTICE.

The subscriber offers his plantation for sale,
lying six miles West Of Abbevillc Village on
Little River and Calhonn's Greek, containing
965 acres, on which ;a two story dwelling
house, well finished: gin house, gin and cot
ton screw, and all other necessary out build
ngs. Any further description is useless, a.
the purchaser WILL OF course, view the pre-
misses. For prompt payment, good bargain
may be had ifapplied for soon.
Nov24 80 4t J.J BARNETT.
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PARTITION.

J. c. Fisher, v. Polly Fisher and others.
Will be sold, on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, the Real Estate of Thomas Fisher,
deceased, containing sos acres, and in three
tracts, on Little River, adjoining lands OF Jno
Clinkscalcs and others, on a credit of twelve
months. BY order Of the Court of Ordinary.
A. G.. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November 10, lS47 81 1t
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Lewis Pyles tolls before me a lay mare
MULE, over l2 years old, Is hands and il
half high, shoulders marked from being
hurt with gear and white hair has come
out OH them; has small white spot on the
loln. Appraised at forty dollars. Said
mule may be found at the residence of
Lewis pyIcs, about ten miles north of Due
West, and 2 l-2 miles above Scuf1letown.
w. P. MARTIN, Magistrate.
Dec 40 3m
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PROPOSALS.

Post paid, and directed to the subscriber at
Loundsyillc, will be received until the first day
of January next, for building a Church at
Smyrna. The building to be located on Rock
Pillars, Of good, substa ntial materials, 60 by
SO it., ID fl. story, common square roof OF
heart pine shing les; flooring and ceiling Of
quart er plank three pannellcd doors, and 3
or % lo wind windows Of .hrty-two lishts with the
Proposals will also be received for u Brick
House of the above dimensions.
JNO. G. MAULDlN,
Scc'ry for the Building Committee.
Loundsville, Nov IL 36 4w
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SALE

HAAlLIL.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at the resi-
dcncc Of the subscriber, near Davis's Bridge,
Little River, on Thursday the 9th day of Dc-
ccmbcr next, about twelve hundred bushels of
Corn, quantity Of Fodder, Peas, Oats,
Wheat, &c; Stock, consisting of horses and
mules, cattle, 50 head of fine sheep; guam
tity Of household and kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles.
TERA1S.-All SUMS under $40 cash; for
all sums over $50 twelve months credit on u
note and approved security.
Sale to commence ut IL o'clock
Dec 40 1t II. p. HUGER.
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N()'I'ICE.

Will be sold, on the 3lst of December next,
ut the residence Of Samuel r. Morah,
in this District, balance Of the Estate
Of Hugh Morah, consisting of eight likely
Negroes. and various articles of household
and kitchen Furniture, too tedious to mention.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
one likely Negro woman, stock Of a]l kinds,
the property of Jane Morah, deceased.
AARON LOMAX,
SAM'L r. MORAH, { =" o's
Nov "a, IS47 80 *3t
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ESTRAYED

From the subscriber on "Wednesday the Sd
of November, one red bay mare MULE, n
mark on each shou der from the collar. Would
be thankful for any information of said mule
directed to Winter Seat, Edgefcld.
Nov a 80 st MARY A. HUNTER
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PARTITION.

Lewis J. Wilson v. Jane y. Wilson, and
others.
It t.app"arlng to my satisfaction, that Joseph
Richey aud Nancy G.. his wife, and Edward
Is Wilson, parties dct'ts in this case, reside
beyond the limits Of This State: Ordered, that
they do appear and object 20 the division or
sale Of the Real Estate of John Wilson, decd,
ON or before the 18th day Of February next,
or their consent to the same will be entered
of Record. DAVID LESLY.
Nov 2i, lS47 80 BIN Ordinary.
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u "A C:arss.-I will continue to practice in
the Court Of Law for Abbcvc, and will regularly
attend its sessions. refer my friends to Nlcssrs
COCHRAN 81 NOBLE at AbbcviIlc c.. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov3 &c m5
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NOTICE..

BY order of David Losly, Ordinary Of Abbc-
willie District, will be sold, at the late residence
Of Joseph Eakins, scn'r. deceased on We'd
ncsday the 18th day OF December, instant, all
the personal property of the said deceuscd
consisting Of four likely Negroes, seven or
eight hundred bushels oi Corn. fodder, wheat,
horses, mich Cows, hogs, sheep, one road
Wagon. plantation tools, household and
Kitchen furniture, also many other articles too
tedious 10 mention.
THOMAS EAKINS. J
BENJAMIN EAklNS, }Ex'ors.
GEORGE NICKLES,
ALSO, four or five likely Negroes will be
HIRED Oil tile same day.
Dec l 40 2w
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u NGdECe.-The Trustees of Wilmington
Congregation, would give notice that application
will be made to the Legislature of this State, at it's
next sitting for charter to incorporate Wellington
Church. l.. GOWN,
Member Of the B. of Trustees
Sept 81, 1917. 80 2t
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u Notice is hereby given that an appca-
ton will be made to the Legislature, at its next
session, for a charter for Rail Road from Aiken
through Edgcfield District, by or near Edgcfield
Z. H., through Abbevllc District and Pcndleton
District to Andcrsonvie, at tho junction of the
Seneca and Tugaloo Rivers. [sept
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NOTICE..

l will sell at my residence, to the highest bid,
der, on the Fourth Monday in December
next Corn, Fodder, Stock hogs, consisting of
sows and pigs, Sheep Cattle, Cotton Seed,
Potatoes, Plantation tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Terms made known on
day of sale. JAMES MURRAY
Nov "a 80 2w
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Dec |
NOTICE..

4
VIII be sold, OH "Wednesday the 22d OF De-
cenibcr, at the late residence Of IL. II. Lesy,
dcccased, part OF the personal property be-
longing to the estate OF the said deceased. on
a credit oftwelve months, consisting Of corn,
fodder, oats, hay, cotton seed, potatoes, hor-
scs, hogs, cows, sheep, &c. Also, two or
three likely negroes.
JOHN w. LESLY, Admir-.
Dec 40 3t
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BOOKS.

BOOKS.
IR. HI. g. w A. WardIayy
Have added to their usual stock of School
Books, a considerable collection of valua-
BILE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, viz
Prcscott's Conquest of Peru,
Napoleon and his Marshalls,
CaRyle's French Revolution,
Frcmont's Oregon.
Life and Campaigns Of Napoleon,
Taylor and his Generals,
Mexico and her Military Chiefains,
Goldsmilh's View of the World,
Complete Works of Byron Qilustratcd)
Josephus,
Milton and Young, Handsome cdilion)
Goltlsnith's Natural History; e.
A splendid copy ofShakspeare in vols,
ALSO,
Maps of Mexico,
United States:
Cap and Letter Paper, fine and beautiful
Billet Paper, and Envelopes, Gold and
Steel Pens, &c.
Oct. 80 If
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Money Saved is as GOOD as Money Earned.

Aoacy Saved is as GOOD as Money Earned"
And uo'o Is the Hme tn sare IL!
To all purchasers Of DRY GOODS, wo say that
II you w!"!. to make money, cal! and be convinced
oil the fact, that by purchasing of us, you will bo
making money by saving it. We have :, good as
sortmcni of most OF the articles found in {, Dry
Good Store. and prices suited to the prcscnt time
as VIII be seen by list of few articles:
C;'slin~rcs % to C2 l2 cents per yard.
Muslin dei.ancs 90 TO 3 - cts per ward
GinSl,anls ID to 81 cents
Apaccas 3:} 3 to &l.25,
Calicocs 6 Ii to 25,
Linen llandkcrchcGs IL 1-2 TO Sl.OO,
Ladies cotton IIoSc l2 . to so cents
:\lSo, Il good assortment ofhcavy Wool 81, avis
fashionable and rich, from $,l25 to SO; Muslin
!r l1alnc, sill; and worstcl s;luw!:, very low In
Iick:ngs, bIcachcd and brown llonespui,s, we are
hot to be beat.
IL Is useless TO cnumcrle articles and prices, one
Call Will satisfy the purchaser that wc have spoken
the truth, and that this is the place to make money.
Respectfully, Il. = SrlII.MAN,
at the old stand of J. o. Is. Ford.
Hamburg, Nov 81 80 I'm