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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-06
DEMOCRACY.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.


"All things what soeyeT We would that men should d
nto you, do We even so unto them. MATT vii IL
Oh! tarest born Of Love and Light,
Yet bending brow aud eye severe
On all which pains the holy sight
Or wounds the perfect ear!
Beautiful YET thy temples rise
Though there proianlng gifts are thrown,
And fires enkindled to The skies
Are glazing on thy altar stone.
Sill sacred-though name be breathed
By those whose hearts thy truth derIde,
And gar lands plucked from thee are wTeathcd
Around Thy naughty brow Of Pride.
OH Idol Of my hoyhood's time
The failh IN Which my father stood,
Even when The sons OF Lust aud Crime
Had stained thy peaceful courts with b.ooo
Sill 10 those courts my footsteps turn,
For through the miSIs that daTken there
| see ihr flames OF freedom burn
The kebla of the patriots prayer!
The generous feeling, pure and warm,
Winch owns the right of all divine
The pnying beaIl-ihe helping arm
The prompt seli-sacrifce-are thine.
Beneath thy broad, impartial eye,
How fades the lines OF caste and birth!
How equal in their sufferings lie
The gIoanlng multltudes OF earth
Still 10 o siTickcn brother true,
Whatever cline hath nurtured him.
As stopped TO heal the wounded Jew
The worshipper OF Gerzim.
By misery unrepeIled, unawed
By pomp, or power, lhou seest MAN
In prince or peaSant-slave or lord
Pale priest, or Swarthy artisan.
Through ! disguise, form, place, or name,
Beneath the Haunting robes OF sin.
Through poverty and squaiid shame,
Thou ookest OH tile man wllhin.
On man man, retaining yet,
Ho~e'er debased, and solled, and dim,
The crown upon his forehead SET
The immortal gift OF God 10 him.
And there is reverence in they look;
For that trail form which moItalS wear
The spirit OF the Hottest took
AID yelled His perfect brightness there.
Not from the poor and shallow fount
Ofvan philosophy thou art:
He who of old on Syrias mount
Thrilled, warmed by Turns the listeners heart,
In holy words which cannot die,
la thoughts which angels yeaTned TO know,
Proclaimed thy message from ON high
Thy mission 10 world OF woe.
That VOICES echo hath not died!
From the blue lake Of Gal,lee,
And rabor's lonely mountain side,
il calls struggling world 10 thee.
Thy name and watchword DER this land
lhear in every breeze that stirs
And round thousand affairs stand
Thy banded party worshippeY.
Not to these affairs of day,
AT party's call, my gift bring;
But on my olden shrine lay
freemen dearest offering!
The voiceless terance Of his will
His pledge 10 Ere, dom aud 10 Truth,
That Manhood's heart remembers stl
The homage OF its generous youth.
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.MemfoundLnnd Icc.6onnd. Newfonndlan

.NeUfOundlGmd Icc-bound. Newfoundland
dates OF the 22d of May, received at Boston, state
that the whole island is surrounded by ice, rem.
dering it unapproachabIe for vessels The steam
er, with the Bishop on board, could not reach it.
The passengers were obliged to disembark, and
walk so miles on the ice, before they could reach
the land. A large number of the inhabitants
have pettioned to government soliciting the
necessary means to emigrate, on account OF pow
erty now existing on the island.
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eddy the worst in the Union, so lar as the paint
ing of the Roman letters is concerned Some Of /.
their letters would hardly be recognized BY one
not acquainted with the 8 Boston style" And
we are sorry TO say that these painters find occa
siona imitators in other places
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NEW ORLEANS, May 80. The flow of wa
ter into the city still continues, and has now
reached Carondelet street, in the first munich.
paliiy. But there is a hope, now, that the cre-
vase at Sauve's. plantation will be subdued dur.
ing the next ten days. Captain Grant and Mr..
Dunbar are exert:ng their utmost skill, aided by
large number of laborers, and it is confidently
heev ed that their efforts will be successful.
The disfresses OF the poor in the submerged
district are deplorably increasing, many persons
scarcely having house to shelter them.
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u The Germania Society gave a concert at the
City Hall last evening, at which the levers ofgood mu
sic were again delighted with their magic strains. They
will give another and their last this evening, when we
hope full house will give them welcome greeting
The programme for the evening entirely and very
rich, piece ofwhch the third part of the SYM
Phopy, "Consecration Of the Tones" by Spohr,-of it.
self when performed by such company, worth more
than the price Of admission. Other pieces by Mendes>
sohn, Donizeti, Gung1 and LenschOw, go to make up
the evenings entertainment. 1854
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Premiums offered by the w Worcester
County Horticultural Society,
AT THE Hume EXHIRITIQN-


CHERRIES-Best collection, not less than one pint Of
each variety, 81; Next best do do. do. So; Best
specimen less than quart Best new seeding
variety, If adudge TO be worthy Of general cultivation 81
STRAWBERRIEs-Best collection, not less than one
box Of each variety, S4i Best specimen do. do 81;
Next best do. do. 81.
CURRANTS-Best collection, not less than one box of
each variety, 81; Best specimen do. do. 81.
GoOsEBERRIES-Best specimen, not less than one
box, 81.
RHUBARB-B Best specimen, not less than stalks 81.
LETTUCE-Best six heads, 81.
CUCUMBERS-Best peir.
AsPARAGUs-Best specimen, not less than two bunch.
es, 81.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS-Best display OF plants in
pots, 81; Next hest DO do ST. Best display OF Roses,
So next best do do. 81. Best display OF Peonies, 50
next best do do 81. Best display Of other cut flowers
So; next best do. do. 81
Seasonable notice OF the days of the Exhibition will be
given in the newspapers
By order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
June 6. dwlw
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Fatal case Of Somnambulism. Mr.. Charles
Shambergef. a boarder at the house of Charles
Wissong, in Reading, was found dead on the
pavement on Sunday morning last, having fallen
from the roof while in somnambulic state. He
slept in the upper story in company with another
person, and during the night, without disturbing
his sleeping companion, rose from the bed, passed
out upon the roof, and from thence slipped to the
ground the marks Of his feet being distinctly Wis.
be on the shingles. He was instantly killed by
the iall.-Redding Press.
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BosroN ASD WORCESTER RAIL RoAD. The an,
nual meeting ofhe soc kholders oiihe Boston and Wor,
Rail Road lie ID in Boston on Monday Tor the
choice Of Directors, Several of the Directors declined
election, and among them Mr.. Hale, the President
who has been for eighteen years succession elected to
that office AL an adjourned meeting held at o'clock,
p. NJ. the following named gentlemen were elected Di,
reciors, viz Daniel Denny, Nathaniel Hammond
Benjamin F. White, George B. Blake, Timothy C.
Leeds, Thomas Hopkinsou, Isaac Emery, J. w. Ed,
mands, and William Parker The board now elected
will hold their Offices for eight months only, the period
ofhe annual election for the future having been fixed or
the 6Ist Wednesday ID February.
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DESTRUCTIVE Fac. At Mobile on the
morning of the 18th there were four stores de-
stroyed by ERE, including the clothing store Of
Stanton & Brothers in Dauphin.st., Stric iisnd's
book store, Raymond's hat store, and the store Of
Pollard & Edwards. The loss is not short OF
$50, 900; insured for $685. 900. Several persons
were seriously injuredby the falling timbers, &c;
Messrs Taylor, Clark, and ID L. Hommedien
dangerously so.
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s ~ person, styling himself Or Andrews, travels
ing practitioner Of medicine, recently kidnapped the
daughter of wealthy farmer in Lower Mount Bethel
Nj, who had refused to pay him an exorbiiani lee.
No trace Of the villain has been found and the anxiety
Of the parents is enhanced by The worst suspicious as e
he moral character Of the impostor
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NUMBER OF BUILDINGS DESTROYED AT Sr.
LOUIS So far as we have been able to learn, the
following is nearly correct statement OF the
number OF buildings destroyed by the late con-
fagration, on the different streets named and the
adjacent alleys: Levee 46, Main street l01,
Ncrth Second street 20, Olive street 81, Pine
street 81, Chestnut street IS, Market street44,
above Walnut street 10 all, s07; below Walnut
street 10 all, Ill: total, 4ls.-Ths list does not
include back premises OF little value.
& 81. Louis Union, ED.
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FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY
Grand Instrumental Concert
AT THE
City Hall on Wednesday Eve. June 6.
THE
ERMANIA MUSICAL. SOCIETY


lave the honor to announce the citizens Of Wor.
cester and vicinity, that they will give Grand Inst
menta Concert at the City Hall on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, June 9th.
PROGRAMME-PARTI
l-OvertuIe--king OF lveOt, Adam.
2-WalI-The Bouquet, John GangH
Save Mra-For Vlooncello, Oboe, and Bsssoon-ex
ecuted by Messrs. Luade, OhlemaH, and Thiede,
Schnbeyth.
4-Mary Polka, LenscAoU.
Es# PART III.
5-Thrd part Of the Symph ny CONGREGATION OF
TONES. To the music OF y ouih and joy. succeed the
spirit stiripg tones of manly energy and duty. Enhap
PLY the Poet gives only the inverse form of ihis-the
energy display ed in And this third part Of the
symphony accordingly with vigorous
march and describes the departure for battle the feel
1nxs Of those W 20 remain homei tho
tors 10 the first melody sgan, and chorus OF Thanks
giving.
6-Finale-From the Opera Of Lucia de Lqmmermoor,
Dohnjzett.
PART III.
7-Gtand Overture The Fair MelusiRa, Msndelssohn
9-Grand Solo for the English HOrn-execsted by Mr.
OhIeman, KieihbI0ck
9-Chrismas Gaop-(Comic) Lsnschow
l0-Grand Pot P0uri-FrOm the Opera of the Child OF
the REGIMENT, Doanizetti.
Single Tickets so CENTS two Tickets admit Ting Gen.
teman and two Ladies, ST. 10 be had The Hotes Music
Stores, and at the Door.
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at o'clocdk
Jone 6 st.
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FIRE IN SouTHBRIDeE. The cotton factory own.
ed aud operated by S. P. Iwn e. Co., known as the
Ashland Mill, was entirely destroyed together with the
store and counting room, between ~ and O'Clock this
morning. The fire had made such progress before il
discovered that il was impossible to any thing
oconsequence exceptth books 1t not known how the
FIRE caught Insured for Sl7cOO as folio = $4,000 at
the Providence offices. $4,000 at the Manufacturers Bos
ton, and $4,000 a, the Etna, Hartford
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APPOINTMENTS. Gov. Graham OF N. C has
been appointed Minister to Spain, Mr.. George
Marsh, Minister Resident at CoDstantinope, Mr..
Crittendeh of KY. Consul to Liverpool, Mr.. P.
Clay, Jr. OF KY. Charge to Naples, Mr.. Baie
Peyton, Minister to Chill, Mr.. Foote, to Bogota,
Mr.. C. F. Hoffman, Consular Clerk to the State
Department, and Mr.. Kent, Consul to Rio.
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From LrBERlA. A Liberia letter, from Capt

FROM LIBERlA. A Liberia letter, from Capt
Carlton, Of the bark Nehemiah Rich, says:
The English have destroyed all the slave tac-
tories at Galenas and burnt the whole place
down. They were to march on the slave factory
at New Cess on the LIST of March, and have not
doubt that this the last remnant of the slave
factories between Palmas and Sherbro is forever
effaced from that part of the country All the
citizens in Leberia are in high spirits from the
tiattering success the President has met with in
his late tour. Trade was rather dull, but they
were looking forward to the future with ffatter-
ing prospects
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Be not Deceived.

A THOUGH the time of prophets Is past, yet there
are NOSE VINO would deceive and humbug the public
by circulating false and sanderous reports of those who
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
THIS opportunity TO iaform The public that did learn
my trade OF that young spr0u neither have the city
or STATE, but | am engaged in the DAGUERREOTYPB
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining hose formerly
ped Dy our worthy friend B. Williams 80 MAIN STREET,
where those who In want Of pictures can obtain them
urom twenyfve 10 fifty cents cheaper) by passing few
steps from the top OF the first flight Of STAIRS NO.
in the same block than any other place in Worcester
June 6. s dlf e, w. MERRILL.
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REMEMBER THIS! That the great question to be
settled in the election in the Fourth District is whether
an opponent Of slave extension shall be added TO Con'
eress or kept out. If Pafrey is defeated the slave
power trumphs, if he is elected 1t is beaten Those
who vote for him vote for Freedom; those who vote
against him vote for slavery. This is the long and
short Of the matter; there is denying OF the issue
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DIED.

In Mbury June /, after long and painful illness, Mr.
c. II, Simmons.
In South Shrewsbury Mrs Maria wife Of Mr. Levi
J. ifemmenway and daughter of Capt. Thomas Hsrrng
ton, 90.
In this city, May 81, rAmasa W. Wood 81; June LIST,
John E., son nf Mchal o. Boyle IA mos; I'd Mrs Vesta
relct of Salmon Campbell, late of Sutton 64 81, Miss
Sarah Little, % /; 4Ih Mr. Howard Kinds 81.
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GOLD ON THE WAY. The barque Isabella
Hyne arrived at New York from Rio Janeiro re-
ports that APtii 22, off Cape Frio. she exchan.
ged signals with the U. S. sIoop- Of war Lexing-
ton, from Valparaiso. via Rio Ianeiro, for New
~ ork, with $3.50 900 in gold dust on board
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THE CHOLERA. One of the book>keepers Of the
American Exchange Bank, died at New York Monday
evening of cholera.
The cholera RACES with much fatality along the Msss-
sipp Many negroes have fallen victims TO the disease.
Twenty FIVE have died at Fort Gibson Eileen at Sack.
e's plantation, Walnut Bayou, and the number at
Briscoe's. Mr.. Brscoe had also fallen victim.
The epidemic the Western frontier continues very
severe.
The Board Of Health Of New York reported yester-
day thiTy>nne Of cholera since Monday, and
eleven deaths.
letter Of the Gath states that the cholera in Victoria
had carried off thirty four members Of The New York
Fremont California Association.
Some fatal cases had occurred at Washington and on
the Brazos river.
CHOLERA AT KINGSTON. Several cases Of Cholera
reported at Kingston, (Canada) with deaths -
The symptoms are generally very mild
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NJ Mr.. VIM. Jay Haskell, the Marine Lawyer, mas
been instructed by the owners Of the schooner Mean
Brown, to bring an action for damages against the pro-
petors of The steamboat Empire, for the injury done %
the former in The river at Newberg.
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MRS. A. l.. NORCROSS.I

The celebrated MEsMERIo PHYSICIAN, by the strong
solicitations Of her friends has been prevailed upon
return to WORCESTER, and has taken Rooms OF the
AMERICAN HOUSE, where she will attend TO the Ex-
animation and Prescription OF all Diseases that flesh is
heir TO, for a few days only. d2w May 26.
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Brighton Cattle Market-May 81.

Brighton Cattle Market-MRy 81.
Reported for the Boston Traveller
At Market $50 Beet Cattle zoo Sheep and Lambs, 1925
Swine
PRIcEs-Beef CatHe-Extra 81 so first guilty 81 100;
second do. $3.50 third do. IS IS.
Sheep-$2 $3.50, % IS. Lambs $2.5OM $50.
SWiae-44Q45c AT retail 5t6D6Ic. Large Hogs 43c.
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LINENS AT AUCTION.

Bale Crashes, 20 in. wide, very heavy.
WILL BE SOLD BY S. w. SELBY g. co.,
At their Sales ROOm,-NO. 68 Main Street,
THIS DAY AND EVENING,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock this Morninx.
with the object Of closing the Stock as the owner
intends leaving town on the following day.
This stock OF LINENS comprises all The Goods that IL
necessary ior housekeeping purposes and will be found
upon examination, the valuable Stock OF Linens
ever offered at Auction In Worcester.
~ The entire Stock must be sold immediately
tcithout reserue..H
LADIES are invited to call and examine the above
stock. g. w Sci nv Aurt,r
June 6. dir
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G The attention Of purchasers is called 10 the grea
sale Of LINEN GOODS, to commence at 10 O'Clock
this morning. at Selby's Auction Room.
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MARRIED.

In this city, June Sd, by Rev. Mr. McNulleH, Mr. John
Moore, of Leicester, 10 Miss Mary l.. Sheridan.
In Northbridge May 3lst By Rev. William Bates, Mr.
Moses " alradt 10 Miss Layinia w. PrOuty.
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LUxURIEs IN ADVANCE. Messrs. Thurston & So>
comb, in Warren Block, served up some delicious
Strawberries and Cream, last evening and they have
still supply hand. for all who wish to taste The
first and most welcome Injuries of the season,
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Half Blood Devon Calf for Sale.
4 HElFER CALF, six weeks old, halt blood Devon.
shire, from the celebrated Hnrbut stock for sale by
June 3. d3t wltA w. o. BARTLETT.
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LAYARD's NINEvAH. We copy from this
book the following account OF the discovery Of
large winged bull:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28
!. Cabinet Making &c.

The subscriber respectfully announces 10
the public that, he carries on ibe Cabinet ma
kiGg business inali ts various branches; and
hoPes,by nntiring industry ard attention 10.
sbusinesst to merit a share of the patronage Of
his friends and the public. -
n. B.ae Will keep constantly on
hiand--Nancy and Pain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Side boards, Pine and Biahoga-
ny Wardrobea,. high and low post icur3eI
maple Bcd-steads, Sofas and Digans, Centre
;ables, Sitting Chairs of every. description,
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chains, do
boston Rockers aud Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. sc. Also, Cotton mat
tresses, which they viii sell low for Ceashs or
good paper. 81
UFDRNITURE MADE and REPAIR,
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortncnt of
.Bed-s,eads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
ID. s.. SARGENTE
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GIN MAKING, &C..

We are prepared to execute orders TO any
extent in the above line, botll for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad
yantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth setin an angle that cannot possibly
nDurc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting OF the cotton; our brush
is constructed on a plan, giving at once, the
advantages oflightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF a Gin. We would invite planters to call
Mt our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet linc--such as Bedstcads. Warlrohes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, ON liberal terms.
HUDSON 81 BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian chufch.
Sumtervile, April %, 1Sl7. 26 1y ltt.3
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE,
VN d,HBapeH u,s,Tn,, g ~

81 9s
The subscriber is now receiving one of the
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offered to the
friends and customers of 253 KING STREET.
He has, during the past Summer, made en-
tensve additions and alterations to his rooms.
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
partIncnt most splendid assortment of
Rshch Fabrics for Ladies' Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Casllmcrcs, Mus
lin ID LANES, Alpacas, Satin Du Chimes, En-
broidercd Orleans Cloth, Plain Mcrinos, En-
broldcred Cashmcrcs, Chameleon Lustrcs,
Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c
ln the Slnli Department,
lie Is prepared to otler every variety of
Long and Square SlIAWI.S, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Ernhrod-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Broche
do.
4 great variety of Rich Black and Coorcd
Silk aud Satin MANTlLLAS, VISETTE:S,
and SACKS,
a large stock of Linens and Linen Goods,
! Marscles Quilts, Frngcs, Dimilcs, Cur
tain Stufft,
Every variety Of HOSIERY.
ALSO,
Goods for Gcn,lcmcns Wear, such as
| Broadclotls, Cassmercs, Vcstings Crayats,
&c, sc.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one OF the most complete assortment to
| be found in Charleston of
| BLANKETS, EAerSeys, Sataiuctrs.
.Bchlas, DOrncstics, s., &.
lie confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city to his stock, as one of the
| LARGEST IN THE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY.
1t is his intention to embrace in his stock
every article OF Dry Goods that NAV be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can ALWAYS
be supplied with the newest and best STYLES
OF Goods in the market, and at the LOWEST
Possible Prices.
N. B. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers to Merchants and others complete
assortment OF all tho above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention of cash buvcrs to
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT
223 King street, Charleston, S. C,
Aug % III If
HRadlia Rubber ASOOas and
| over Shoes for ladies' and gentlemen, Misses
India rubber Buskins, for sale by
il. Is. HANKS.
Oct % 50 If
"A Nice assortment Of'Spirit-
gass Lamps. Also, the Spirit gass.
For sale by
l.. B. HANKS.
Oct 22 80 ,f
Bagging Rope and Twine.
Just received largo supply OF BAGGINC