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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-10
From the IFEe
All ESIoRSf.

The following letter is going the rounds Is it
genuine Ifso where the anti slavery man VINO
will not rejoice at the dsfeat of Gen. Scott! lie
would have the Compromises faal; the fugitive
slave law perpetual; and could he, with this spirit,
or in it. oppose slavery extension
But see achcn and ,chere ts letter was published.
Just before the election, and in Louisiana. No
time was there ci cuafe it overihe country, and
none was intended 10 he given. All for the South.
Fer that he acted, and it has spurned him! Eren
Maryland ard North Caroiilu rejected him I'y
thousands
But here is tho Generals letter to Gen. Ham!l-
WAsHINGroS, July 81, 1852.
My DFAR II There is northern paper Of
very general circulation which represents as an
opponent of the Compromise measures Of the last
Congress.
Now, if ! be not devoted 10 the whole country to
the Constitution, and all ;ts compromises, then my
entire life has been lie. l here in July,
August and September 1850, during the agony Of
the public mind those great measures. and think
that l may positively assert that dii more to
p. omote the passage OF The bills, including the che
for the capture OF fugitive slaves, than any III
the United States not member of Congress.
For my eiiurts with members IF the two houses,
aud the part took in the Cabinet, appeal to Mr.,
F., &c. &c.
From the settlement Of tho vexed question,
which regard happy one, | have constantly
urged that it sht TO be taken final aud perpet
ual. feel myself much hurt that single Amer
/ ican can be found to doabt matter so
deeply affecting love of country. This is not said
| for you, my lIiend. Respectfully,
WINFIELD SCOTT
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deFS the community liable to elect unfit-ave,
even Insane, drunken and dshonest men TO pub
tlc station. The only remedy is to nominate
early-and allow such period to eiapse be-
tween nomination and an election. as will en-
able every voter 10 acqunint himself with The
qualifications Of those presented for his support
II would do more to prevent the nomination and
election Of unqualified persons than any other
measure, and ~e trust every political party will
adoptr.
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Thc JoCl Eoarykcv (>omsye,rcysy.

Everything connected with 6 Uncle Tons Cab
i'm and its gifted author, will be road with interest.
We therefore commence Henry Ward Beecher's
vindicaiion of his noble sister, and shall continue
it in consecutive numbers till completed. We be-
iieve we could not furnish anything at this time
more acceptable TO our renders. The vindcation
is complete triumphant, ard leaves Joel Parker,
the n. Y. Observer &c., in no enviable position
indeed must leave thcm to the scorn Of just, hon.
orable and truthful mep,
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For The Clio Star.
FsanEzils, nssd warren Raiaros,u,

FELLOW CITIzEhs Your committee. appoint
ed to rrculste subscriptions for the contemplated
Rail Road to pass through Revennn, have periorm-
ed in part the duIy nssigoci them. But in order
to secure the location through our furnishing Will
age, much remains to be done. And it is very
essential that VIC all act promptly and without de-
lay. For unless do, may lose it. The
activity and perscv erunce of those who favor the
route through Hudson, may ehnblo Them to secure
The establishment of it through TINT place, and take
it from US. Shall this be done? With your
knowledge of the injury that will accrue to us in
such an event will you yield without an effort
worthy of the occasion? The road will open II
communication to New York city, tho best market
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in America, where ths productions OF our SOIL can
be taken in 24 hours, or less; and consequently
prices will be enhanced upon all the produce sur
farmers have TO sell, and the value of real estate
will be increased from 25 to 50 per cent. Beside,
the road viii be msil trunk of a great thorough
fare from West to East and hence. it will accom-
nolae 1oel, very large portion of the inhabitants
of this State, Iadana, Ilnyis, Missouri, and prob
ably Oregon and California. Aud extending
through rich fnrming country, constantly ncreas-
iny in population and wealth. the stock mist prove
to be safe and profitable. This is readily seen by
all our business man who are at all conversint with
RsiI Roads.
The c. & P. R. r. having succeeded beyond
our most sangnine expectations with far less
flvorable prospect in the beginning than the one
now in contemplation, feel assured, fellow citl-
zens, that this appeal to you will induce you to
subscribe literally And for your Information we
will state. that subscription book will be kept al
our village Post Office, where we design, also t.
have plan of the Road to exhibit, as soun as may
be, after the survey Of the Road shall have been
completed
We are fully satisfied, that there is not any way
opened at present, where CAPITAL can be investe,
to better advantage, with fairer prospect OF t
profitable return.
GEO. MESSENGER,
+. SPALDING,
ALBERT AUSTIN,
n. d. CLARK,
l. BR4YToN,
WM FRAZER,
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DARIUS LYMAN.
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Lewis D. Campbell and ether Scott stun'pers
who re-ambulated this County, boldly declared
that Scott was not in favor of tho Compromise
measures and Fugitive Law as passed-adn1ed
hat he was in favor of the Compromise measures
as reported in the famous ss Omnibus BILL" but
cllimed til.t the Compromise measures us passed
were different from those in the Omnibus" and
far more Objectionable. Yet testimony uron tesii-
,nony has been adduced, ike that atoro, showing
that Gen. Scott was in favor of the Compromise
measures, Fugitive Law and all as passed-aod
Lewis d. Campbell and others were SIMPLY and
deliberately dishonest. in pretending otherwise.
1t is this knavsh and deceptive course the part
of the leaders, which has ruined the Wing party,
destroyed confidence in it, and laid it prone in the
1s,oF
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Whole No. Of votes,296 2l5 so
The above is taken from the Ohio Statesman.
Kentucky and Tennessee are still doubtful
The Ohio State Journal claims that LoEisiaua and
Florida are doubtful. In the best aspect of the
case Scott has carried but six states, and may be
cut down even 10 tyyo viz: Vermont and Massa-
cbuseits.
At the best, so Overwhelming defeat is with
out parallel.
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: But Yesterday

And Whggery might have stood against the world,
Now none so poor, to do her reverence"
Let tho honest masses now arise-oyercome all
unmaniy prejudico-break away from the ,llrall
dom of selfish, dishonest leaders, and act nteIli-
gently for theRseres-and honor themselves by
firm and fearless attachment to truth and principle
Ed STAR
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LADIES AND GENTSv

VJTHEN voa come To town. be sure and call at
w Matthew'S Daguerrean Car, on the Public Square,
near The House aud the thousand and f.
nest LikeneSSes tue process is capable of Prtpciag
The new chemically prepared glass works 10 charm
much ner clearer and more beautiful then the old way
Havenna, oct %, 1852.
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Garvzt S,.,sts, B.,catos

With unWonted pleasure we announce that this
Ct eat champion Of humanity is elected to Congress
Thus are The friends of freedom steadily gaining
and a great gain it is TO send such a nan as Mr.
Smith to Congress. We understand that Mr..
Smith received every vote but three in tho town
where lie lives, much is he beloved by those
who know lin best. Men of all parties in his
District joined in his nomination, and men of all
pa ties united in his support. His majority is be-
tween and two thousand. Frederick Douglass
sumPod the District and spoke liz ere,y tOscaship!
Think Of tssnt.
Mr.. Fillmore bus renewed Mr.. Polk's offer Of
$50, 100000 for the purchase of Cuba! Think
of thati
Senator Seward, in speech in Vermont, spoke
in favor of annexing Cuba! Think Of that!
The Cleveland Forest City in ts leader of Mon
day, shows a decided leaning in favor of Cuban
annexation! Think of that!
How much safer would the Cause of Freedom
bs in the hands of pro-sIavary Wing, than in The
hunds of pro slavery Democratic administration
Think of thHt
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Continued nert no.ek.)

hoisfing Hale for President in SO. When Paul
Jones hsdshis nlssts. shot away. The enemy asked
him if he had surrendered $ No.".sad he,tt we
have just begun to fsht."--P PiGindealsr. s.
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pres.<,es,,t;,s E.ectlos, in 1852.

Tne f,l.owi Q table EXHIBITS the Electoral Vote
of each Stale in the Union. 1t also shows the 10
suit If the election for President and Fics Presi-
deut, held on Tuesday, NeE. 2, 1852, so far as
heard from.
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HIRAM BARHEY.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.

The result of this letter was, al first, letter
from DR.. Parker, refusing an interview, but. after
The letter was gone to the post-ofiice, Mr.. Pnker
changed his mind. and sought TO take it from the
clice, but was unable to get it, Bot the letter was
DELAYED, and did not come to hand until alter his
interview with Mrs. Stowe. 1t was afterwards
followed by an explanat on from him OF the ciTcnm-
stances and the mistake in sending it.
Meanwhile, n long interview took place between
Mrs. Stowe and DR.. Parker, at my house; and
coon a second, believe, and everything seemed 10
promise peaeefuI adjustment. The only difiicu-
ty, as l understood at the time-for was not
present myself at their interyiew-arose in respect
to the substance of Mrs. Stoves card. Several
were written, discussed, and laid aside, from diff
cuIties which Mrs. Stowe explains in her letter
next to be published
Those difficulties may be glanced at here. It
has been that, at first, she believed De. Par
ker to have used language which conveyed sub
stantially the sentiment quoted in her text.
When satisfied that the language of the conro-
versy Of DIR. Parker and Rev. Mr.. Rood did not
justify such a statement, she ready to make
IA unhesitatng and general retrac;on, until she
was cautioned not to do So but to confne her
traction to that controversy, "since," it was said
"you have no evidence which justies you ia say
ing that DR.. Parker neUer uttered such senti-
ment." For at that time the belief was almost
universal that DIR. Parker had used such language
And when it began to appear that DIR. P. was mis-
represented IN tis controversy, yet was not easy
TO root up impressions that had grown for five
years unchecked; and those couversant with the
facts at the time, believe still that the form of
words used in Uncle Toms Cabin could be-
traced back to DR.. Parker. That this is mistake,
have no doubt but it serves 10 show one Of the
perplexnies there to be encountered.
Laboring under this feeling she offered osword
her card TINS: 81 am authorized by DR.. Parker
to state,' &C., and again IS I take pleasure in
stating, upon the authority Of DR.. Parker that he
has been msrepresented and has never used Ian
guage," &c. But DIR. Parker was dsipclined to
such forms, and wished her TO saw that :. sb. ".
satisfied that he had never used such I,nan, ~, ;,
&c. But while Mrs. Stowe hestated A. 70 Tho
extent of her admissions, she had not far
ment hesitancy as to public reparaton.
She gave orders to her publisher for the erosion
of Dr. Parker's name, and, her health spoeri,o
under this accumulated excitement, she left far
New Haven, promising, as soon as she could be
come tranquil in The quietude of friends home
to draw up nnd send me her card as she finally
would publish it. This she did, and on the 5th O
June / received it.
IContiiued nert frsek.
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GEo. MESSENGER,
L. SPALDING,
ALBERT AUSTIN,
N. d. CLARK,
|. BR4YToN,
WM. Frazer,
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DARIUS LYMAN,
J. S. fiERRICK,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

II. q. FARKELLS GENUINE ARABIAN
NIMENTi is most extraordinary medicine,
the truth of which is Placedbeyond doubt by
the vast sales of the article and the many cures
being daily performed by it. which previously
had resisted all other medicines and the skill
of the best physicians in the world. 1t is COM
posed of baisams, extracts and gums peculiar
TO Arabia-possessin in concentrated form
all their stimulating, anodyne. penetrating,
Nnctuous and reVnlsive properties, and the
same which, ages ago, were used by the '.Sons
of the DESERT with such miraculous success
ia curing the diseases of both man and beast.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
Read the following remarkable cure, which
should of itself place.
HI. G.. EarFeII'S Arabian Linimemt.
far hey ond any similar remedy.

far hey ond any similar remedy.
Mr.. II. G. FarrelI-Dear Sir Actuated bv
BY a sense of gratefuness, submit the follow
ing as an instance of the utility of your great
medicine. My child, three years old, was sud
denly attacked with a terrible disease, which
in less than six hours Frustrated it to total help
EcssRe The limbs became so rigid that not
q Joint could be bent; the flesh turned black
and cold and entirely deprived of feeling; the
eyes fixed, partially closed and altogether blind
following tkis was deafne SIS to all sounds the
SHINE became contracted and so curved that
@ElFeR tying em its back the head and heels
0May touched. Indeed, the child presented
every appearance Of being dead. Immediate
ly on the attack, the family physician was
called in, aud for three weeks he bored to res
tore it to feeling, bat all in vain, although it
was blistered @ezeE times and various rub
cfacient Linlments applied A consultation of
physicians was then held, bat to no purpose,
the case was then brought before the Medical
Society, bat nothing eeuld be suggested which
had not already been Hcgqe, and the doctor then
told me could do nothing more. We then
commenced applying your Liniment freely
over the entire length Of the spine, and you
imagine parents joy, when, after few aP-
plications, returning animation was apparent
and it rapidly recovered with the exception
of the sight, which did not become perfect for
near a month"; The child is now healthy and
robust can be. Five other cases of the same
kind occurred previously in my neighborhood
all of which died, when there is no doubt If
your Liniment had been used they would have
recovered. HENRY G. CLELAND
Peoria, March lst, 1851.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called w. B, Farrelrs Arabian Liniment,
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, be-
cause having the name Of Farrell, many will
buy it in good faith, without the knowledge that
a counterfeit exists, and they wilt perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture
las wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
III. G.. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. Be sure you get it with the
letters H. G. before Farrelfs, thus-H. G.
FARRELL'S Sand his signature on the wrapper
all Others are counteffeits.
Sold by THOMPSON St CO., eYazoo City
HARDAWAY & WHITE, Vicksburg, Miss.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout
the United States.
NJ Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, in which ore is
Net already established. Address III. G. Farrell
as above. accompanied with good reference as tc
character. responsibility, &c.
December. 3, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
For sale.

RG0 ACRES LAND, situated about nine
UUJ miles from Yazoo City and about seven
miles from Benton on the new Lexington road,
in the neighborhood of Rev. J. w. Purvis.-
There are about two aundred < fifty acres of this
tract under fence, and in ahigh state of cult.
yatior, q fine crop having been grown on the
place the present year. There is also good
milla gin. and comfortable negro quarters
and dwelling house on the place. This is a
fne tract Of lard and good bargain will be
given to any one who wishes to purchase.---
For further information, refer to Thomas q.
rlark Benton, and P. O'Donnell, Yazoo City.
nace. Is. 1852. 6 e.. SWAYZE.
a. SWAYZE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
KITCHEN. PATTIS0U & RAILEY,
G Z NERAL GRO c. E r s.,
"A CANAL STREET,
On the Levee, between Custom House and the River
19G41aOpa3nmR0 R0aaa
Planters Supplies, Family & Boat Stores
Ofthc estEuality, d o.. the most liberal terms.
NCIRC RI

NEw-ORLEaNs. November 5, 1852.
Sif4=Han(ing you above our Business Card.
We beg to cal your attention to our House, and
solicit an examination of our Stock and Prices,
assuring youthat both will be found as satis-
factory as thdse of aEy other Grocers in the
City. Our Supplies are bought for Cash, and
selected with The greatest care, with view of
giving satisfaction to our customers. We in
vite acall and full examination of our stock
and prices. Terms liberal, either for cash or
good paper.
Below we give list of some of the articles
we shall at all times keep on hand. Planters
sending their orders direct to us will be fur
nished with articles, not in our line, at the low
est city prices.
Yours, Respectfully,
KITCHEN, PATTISON s. RAILEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
POWELL 81 WTTTYARD.
COACH AND HARNESS MAKERS.

sHNFE undersigned have this day entered into
IL a co-partnership, for the purpose Of carrying
on the COACH, HARNESS AND SADDLE
RY MANUFACTURING-a hope by a strict
attention to business, to merit continuance of
the patronage heretofore so literally bestowed
upon the senior partner.
Mr. HIIyard fattefs himself, that with his ex-
perience In the business, he viii be enabled %
compete in prices and excel in Workmanship.
my Northern or Eastern work finished for ne
Southern Market. r. B. POWELL,
4. p. HILLYARDe
Yazoo City, Nov. %, 1852. dec 4, '52-4g
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

YOUR CLOTHING OF
n ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.. "a Moga-

n ALFRED MUNRoE & CO., "a Maga
zine Street
The great feature with them is the large stock
always kept, of Gentlemens, Boys, and Chill
dren's Clothing-also Furnishing Goods At
this house, The price of every article is marked
upon IL. People, whether good or bad Judges
need have no fears of being cheated for after the
purchase of any article, should any dissatisfac-
tion exist, the money will be refunded on it's
being returned. No trouble to sholo goods arith
them, as their whole object is to please those who
favor them with call.
OvERcoATs of every description
WALKING CoATs of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS of all kinds.
DRESS and FRecK CoATs of all kinds
CLOTH CLoAKs of various qualities.
TALMA AND KHABAN CLoAKs new article.
PANTALooNs of all kinds.
VEsTs of all kinds.
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS Of all kinds.
HALF HosE and GLOVES of all kinds
CoTToN and LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAvATs and SCARFs-magn ficent assort tnlent.
HANDKERcHIEFs and SUBSCRIBERS.
ALSO
A very superb assortment Of
BOYS d CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
To Steamboat Captains, Pilots, Etc.
0~s- Your particular attention is invited to,
our very large assortment of
OvercOats of Every Description.
FUR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS, !
HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DEVON
SHIRE KERSEYS, SUPERIOR
BLANKETS, NOTIFIED
BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS. ETC.
In all of which goods we have some
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for your use.
&C. You had better call and purchase one if
YOU want something comfortable.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
81 Magazine ST., corner
Dec. Is. 1852.-1y. OF Gnyier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

OEe-" A man can find nowhere so good
Savings Bank as by eihpty Ing bis purse in1o
his head knowledge j. the best caPi al De
can possess / Is at his command every m5m-
ment, and alw avs above par--DE. FRANKEtE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
IT is AN INFALLABLE REMEDY.

Language cannot express the value of ''Dr.
Williams Compound Pulmonic Balsam of " lid
Cherry and Wood Naptha," in diseases of the
F4angS- Itnot only cures them effectually, but
Il Gives immediate evidence of its ability TO do
SO Cor in a few nronnentg otter the first dose
has been taken, the patient feels that power
full agent is in his system, strongly working
for his good It's operations are never delayed
1T at once flies to and attacks the root of the
diseases with an energy unknown to other med
icines; aad that disease must be deeply seated
indeed which can resist its..unrivaled influence.
Hence, it has frequently cured painful cough
IN day which has defined other popular rem
Yedies for month !; and has removed difhcuity
of breathing. and pain in the throat and chest
in few minutes, by the sur passing energy OF
lis action.
For full descriptions Of its merits, virtues
&C., see Pamphlets, to be had of the Agents
- For Sale, BY G. r. MANN.
go Yazoo City, Miss, December i. I652--lm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

JOSEPH u. PALMER. IAMEs H. MASSEY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

INK-Marking, in demiohns, to suit planters.
FIRE BRIcK-English and Biloxi.
QUININE-Epsom and Glauber Salts, in 10 lb.
packages.
SNuFF-Scotch, in bladders and boxes of one
dozen bottles. Maccouba and Rappee.
December Is, 1862
or w. H. KICHEN, late Klchen & Davis,
Grocers. New Orleans. Win. II. PATTISON, ,
late Lowe, Pattison g. Co.; New Orleans
CHAS .R. RAlLEY, late Of Nntchez, Miss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

Glass China and QuecmswaEe.
T TUSI received and for sale at reduced prioeE
eY a general Assortment Of Cut, Flint and p-ass-
ed Glass Ironstone and Granite Crockery; Plain.
Figured and Gilt China; fine Pocket Table end
other Cutlery; Silver Spoons Forks agoieia, &c
Also fine Watches and Jeweiry of OIL dcscrip-
tions, together with great variety o. hne, fancy
and useful articles.
S I'll. WILSON.
Nnv ~ 1880 Opr0site Winns Hotel
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22

EHNHE undersigned would respectfully Inform.
IL the citizens ol Yazoo City, that Ne wi ltake.
charge of the Classical School in thah place on.
the first Monday in january. 1853.
He proposes to teach all the hanches of Edu-
cation usually taught IN such Schools, vz Late
in, Greek, French and Mathematiess also the.
Natural Sciences.
Having had saveral years Success sluheXpeuence
in teaching in the South, he feels oonfdent Of
giving satisfaction to the patrons of the School.
Aud he obligates himself %. make The school one
Of pernanency and high apuhtions provid-d b.
receives liberal patronage from the citizens os
Yazoo city and vicinity.
Tuition fees, from $3 to S3.
Dec. 8, 1852-5-tf J. "a. SAMPLE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
SIM PSON,S

RY-GOODS HOUSE,
No. 80, CANAL SrREET-Ner0 Orleans,
OFFERS great inducements TO Planters and
NIothers wishing to select a list of Dry Goods.
The stock consists of lage assortment of
Plantation, Household & Fancy Goods,
EMBRACING IN PART,
Lowells, Kerseys, Lir seys, Blankets, De-
nIms, Cottonades, Shirtings, Sheetings, Linen
Goods. Calicoes, Merinoes. Alpaccas, and
DRESS GOODS of all descriptions. This es-
iablishment keeping all kinds of Dry-Goods
from DomesticS 20 the richest Fables, and sell
ing any quantity desired is better aA pied to fill
bill of general DryGoods, than any other in
New Orleans-and you asked 70 REME0
BER THIS FACT, which you can prove to your
selves by an examination-thiS house sells goods
cAedpef by from FIFTEEN to TWENTY per
cent, than any other in New Orleans. Ask
your neighbor, who has bought at Simpsons.
and he will testisy to this fact, and then call
yourself at SIMPSONS,
No. Canal Street, New Orleans.
Dec. Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-22
MERCHANTS Shilling GOODS At COST

DEit distinctly understood, that n. w.
- HOBSON, (Sign Of the Eagle) will not sell
NV rroAs at cost as others do, but would most
respectfully announce to my friends and the pub
liz generally. that if they will pay me small
profit. will give them good goods, better goods,
hest goods. and prices nnequaled for cheapness.
Those who sell at cost, would do well to give
me call, as ! am prepared to sell them
Come Come profit. Come one, come all and test the
truth Of this assertion. dec. 8, 1852.