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ESSAY BY DIR. JoHNsoN.-We have read with in
terest and pleasure An Essay the position and
duties Of the Medical Profession in the middle of
the 18th century," by Charles E. johnson, NJ D., of
this City, for copy of which we are indebted to
that gentleman. This Essay or Address was pre-
pared to be delivered in Edenton last April, at the
annual meeting of the State Medical Society; but
Dr. johnson was prevented from attending, and it
is now published at the earnest solicitation of
number OF his friends. 1t is an able exposition of
the position and duties of the profession to which
the author belongs, and will richly repay perusal.
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SUICIDES AND SrRIcHN1NE.-The New Orleans BuL
letin, commenting on the alarming progress of self
destruction in this country, expresses the opinion
that in many the is to be found in adul-
terated liquors. 1t says:
'The extensive authorizations of liquors which
have taken place of late years act upon the brain
and destroy its proper functions. Physicians and
others know well that the brain is liable to disease
almost much so perhaps as any other organ and
when it is so the individual is crazy and does not
know what he is doing. The brain of the drunkard,
it is well known, will take fire, emitting blush
light, and causing a smell like burning alcohol. We
strongly inclined to think that most suicides by
males referable to this as the primary cause"
There is more truth than poetry in the above
But strichnine whiskey and thirty-sevenanda half
cent French brandy does its work rapidly that it
kills the imbiber before he has time to 20 crazy.
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ss One Principle'' Candidates Repudiated.

The Elizabeth City Sentinel has idea of sup
porting Mr.. Leak any one else like Mr.. Leak for
Governor. The Editor wants a candidate not with
one principle" but with several principles. He
complains thus of the "lukewarmness" among his
friends, and calls on the K. N. Executive Committee
to take steps for holding K. N State Convention
We incline to think that when the Editor comes to
look for some of the Committee referred to, he will
find they are not there. He says:
eve regret to see lukewarmness among some
OF the American papers of our State about holding
a Convention to nominate suitable person to be
our standard bearer in the coming August election.
We do hope that the Executive Committee through
Its chairman, will call meeting of the Committee
and the Committee suggest the meeting of delegates
at some central portion of the State 1t is our duty
to do it. Let the Executive Committee but do its
duty and guarantee that the masses of the party
will do theirs. As we said BEFORE we wish it dis.
tnctly understood that we will not under any cir
cumsances either directly indirectly give sup
port our personal or editorial capacity for any one
principle candidate. We know that our help is not
much but politicians in election times like to have all
the support they can get. We believe that Con-
vention is held, and a proper man put forth, that
there is great chance of our success. But wheth-
er We succeed not, let fight to the last for all
mot one) of the principles of the American party"
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REMOVAL OF THE PosroFFIcE-Mr. White, our
Postmaster, has removed the Postoffce from the old
stand on Fayetteville Street, to the brick building
few yards north on the corner of Fayetteville and
Hargett Streets and Immediately opposite the Drug
store OF Messrs. Williams & Haywood. r.
The building now occupied has been fitted up by
Mr. White, and is we'll adapted to the purpose as
respects both convenience to himself and his subor-
d'nates and to the public There is much less dan
ger from fire in the present than there was in the
former locality. Mr.. White has been indefatgable
IN his iabors in fitting up the new Office. aud we
feel sure ne will do all in bis power to accommodate
the public.
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STAND BY THE PRESIDENT!

MEssRs. EDIToRs: The Democrat that fails to give
place to reliable and worthy who have not here
tofore acted with us.
The Presidents position in regard to the Mormons,
the Fibusers. and the Kansas question is just and
reasonable, and well sustained by the eternal prnci-
terng sort of support never avails in time of need
Better IA have none of it. What motives seem to
actuate the President those exciting subjects?
Is it not the good of our country to suppress the
wild, fanatical ungodly, lawless of the Nor
mons? Is it not according to good neighborship to
it not proper to observe the non intervention policy
in Kansas?
feel as if the great Democratic heart is with
James Buchanan, the glorious Union.loving Penn
sylvania Democrat, and will sustain him.
FIDELITAS
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-wAKE
- COUNTY-In Equty.-Joseph Weireman vs.. Pc
nelope Smith, Mary Ann smith, William H. Winder, A. Y.
Parsons Executor of James Hepburn, deceased Henry w.
Miller, and the Heron Mining Company. 80.
Whereas the oath day of Sept 1857, Joseph Were-
filed his bill of complaint in our Court Of Equity for
the County of Wke against the defendants above named
to be relieved concerning the grievances in said bill fully
set forh and whereas at Fall Term, 1851 it made TO
appear to the satisfaction Of the Honorable the Judge Of
said Court that William H. Wnder and A. " arsons,
Exr of James Hepburn deceased, non-residens Of
the State of North Carolina.
This therefore is notify the said William Il. Winder,
and the said A. " Parsons and each of them, wherever
they be- to be and appear the next Term of said
Court be held at the Court House in Raleigh the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there the bill aforesaid the will be
taken pro hen and decree made accordingly
Given under my hand, at Office, this 14th of Dec 1887
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G. 4 NJ in &.
pr SlO) ll2-w&sw6w.
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.aEsf1Yt1 - - -


At Green Hill Patrick county, Va on the 18th inst by
the Rev beverly Davis Of Pittsyfvana Mr. WIN. Fin
by the same, DR.. Robert r Moir STOKES county, c.
and Miss Serena CLARK At the same time and plsoe,
BY the same Joshua Hubbard, Esq of Halifax couuty,
Cark, Esq., of Patrick county, Va. e~ llff,l -4'-G
In Wayne comfy, on Tuesday, Jan 18th, 1885, BY WIS
g. Andrews, Esq, Mr. James r. Whitley of Johnston to-
Miss Anthronetta, daughter Of Mr. William Sherard de-
. ceased ff,ss' tsauf-l .',flfi II
In Richards, Onslow county. on the 21st nst by W.
D. Humphrey, Esq, Mr. Harvey Cox 70 Miss Mary Jane,
daughter of Mr. Charles and Mrs Rtty Gregory ali Of the
above county. '-T.. e!' - " 1t,e
At the residence of J. B. Whitehead on the Goth inst,
in Halifax county, by the Rev. T. g. Lowe, Mr.. Culin
Lewis to Miss Priscilla Whitehead all Of Halifax county
son. Mr. R. bert Clanton, of Warren county, to Miss Mos
I. Day: of Halifax county. - - $40 -
Medn to Miss Rebecca Hawkins daughter Of Maj. BENZ
Hawkins all of Halifax county. " : - 5'f- rF5T
At the residence of Jno. Blunt Esq., in Greenvie coun.
IT, Va, BY Rev. Ira Wyche Rice B. Pierce Jr to Miss
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A"SLAvE Pen" IN THE WEsT.-The jamestown
(Wis) Independent thus describes the manner in
which party of poor sewing girls sent out from
New York by the" Children's Aid Society" were
disposed of in that village: .-a s-.-r- 80
"a charge Of ten dollars Ito pay their travelling
expenses we suppose was mabe for each person,
the money to be paid by the employer, and to pc
to be deducted from the future earnings Of young
woman. The Free Church Was thrown open, the
young women occupying the seats in rows, some OF
them crying. Customers then walked along the
ranks with perfect GOODNESS, examining their con.
dition, one by one, and they found one suitable,
they planked the cash, and carried off the prize.
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Arrical of the KANGAROO.

New YORK, Jan. 27.-The steamer Kangaroo has
arrived here, with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst
The launch of the Leviathan is progressing and
will be accomplished soon. Sir Colin Campbell has
evacuated Lucknow. Gen. Outram is at Alambagh
with strong division. The Dude insurgents are
pushing Southwark. The English feet has gone up
Canton river. An attack is expected on the arrival
of the reinforcements. s.f... rr s-. = 2
Canton is reported as ruined The Spanish Cortes
has opened The Queens speech refers indefinitely
to Anglo French mediation with Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13.-Sales Of Cotton for the last
three days amount to IA 900 bales, of which specu-
lators took 400 and exporters 400. Prices are
generally unchanged. The market closed quiet and
steady r'-
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New GROCERY WAREHOUSE Register,
Jones Moore announce in another column, CO.
partnership in the Family Grocery Business. These
young gentlemen are we'll known throughout this
section of country-Mr Register in connection with
the firm of Heartt Iredell, Mr. Jones in connec-
ton with the drug store of Williams Haywood,
and Mr.. Moore as the efficient clerk of the Superior
Court Of this county. Having said this, we need
say no more to recommend them to public favor
We wish them every success. They deserve it, and
we think they will achieve it. See their advertise
ment. -
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MEETING IN CABARRus-A democratic meeting
was held in Concord on Wednesday last to appoint
delegates to the State Convention We have not re-
ceived the proceedings, but learn that no recon-
mendation was made in regard to candidate. n.
N. .Flemming, Esq, of Salisbury, addressed the
meetng-CHar. Uem
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DOUBLE MURDER BY A SLAvE.-Ca Capture and Death
Of the Demon.-The Portsmouth (Va.) Transcript
has the following account of shocking affair, which
was briefly alluded to yesterday, having occurred
in Gates county, North, Carolina:
On Monday afternoon a negro man belonging to
Mr. Seth Benton, of North. Carolina, who had been
hired out to work railroad, was to have left
Holy Neck, in Nanscmond county, on that day, with
a number of others. for the place of his labor but
the departure of the gang, he managed to be left be-
hind. Shortly after, he proceeded to the house of
He then went towards the residence of Mr.. Wintwel
JONES' but meeting him short distance from his
house, killed him ALSO and with large club mang-
led his head in shocking manner. He afterwards
made for the house of Mr.. Uriah Raws. where he
would doubtless have destroyed whole family, had
they not been apprised of his coming. Mr.. Rawls
went out with double-barreled gun, and as the
gro approached, he fired, but the charge being of
small shot, it did not stop him, and Mr. R. discharg-
ed the other barrel with no better effect The
age then pursued him, and just upon his heels,
blow with the breech of the gum which feled
him to the ground apparently lfeless. He, howev
err, revived in short time and ran across an
adjoining field, when he discovered another woman
Mrs. Rowel, but she succeeded in making her escape
from him. By this time the alarm had spread
through the neighborhood, and the negro was pur-
sued by several persons we'll armed. He made for
the swamp and attempted to hide himself, but was
finally overtaken and shot. The excitement created
in all that region intense. The news spread ra
pidly from house to house. and it supposed that
a general insurrection had commenced. Messengers
were sent in various directions. The people turned
out in large numbers. and repaired in haste to the
several points where it was supposed their services
might be needed.
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STATE OF NORTH cARoLINA.LwAKs

STATE OF NORTH CAROL1NA.-WAKE
- COUNTY-In Equity Calvin Jordan, Admnistrator
Of Augustus Wedding William c. Doub y
Whereas Fall Term 1887 of the Court Of Equity for
the County of Wake it made to appear the Honor
able the Judge Of the said Court that William G. Doub
. nonresident of the State of North Caroline.
This therefore, is to notify the aaid Doub to be and APP
pear the next Term Of said Court at the Court House
in Raleigh to be held the first Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March then and there the hin
Of Calvin Jordan Admir- of Augustus Wedding against
him. fled to procure the reexecuton Of lostnote or
the bill will be taken pro e0asso and set down for hear
ing Ez-Pa,te.
Given under my hand at Office this 14th Of Dec, 1857
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD G. n. in +.
sy5t pr. $s) 112-w&sw6w
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GOLD PENS! GOLD PENs!,
(I0I.n pENS

GOLD PENS! GOLD PENS!i
U GOLD PENS, '".A 90
GOLD PENS,
GOLD PENS ~ '- go g
GOLD PENS, ""7.t
GOLD PENS, g.,
~ GOLD PENS.
All persons in want of superior article of "Gold Pen
can get suited by calling at the N c. Book Store where
Will be found the best assortment before offered in
this City.
Raleigh, JAM 20, 1885, g
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NEW GROCERY WAREHOUsE.
No. IS, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.

No. Is, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
ROYSTER, JONES & MOORE RESPECT
fully announce that they have themselves
in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS, in this City In
presenting their claims for public patronage they would
Cash PRINCIPLE Awaiting themselves of the advan-
afforded by Cash purchases they will be enabled to
oer their Stock the most reasonable terms-the prn
cpe of their business being small prs and quiek rssa~s
They have just returned the North and now daily
receiving their stock which embraces everything requisite
for family use. They respectfully solicit call :,
.. .. ..... JAMES NJ. ROYSTER
JOSEPH JONES' :,
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, Jah. 80, 1858. Eft.
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The New YORK BANKs.-The last weekly state
ment of the New York city banks shows the follow
ing totals: Loans increased 81, 699, 900; specie in
creased $6,01s, 900; deposits increased, $sOs000;
undrawn deposits, 800 OOo circulation decreased
$l,3OO,OOO.
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For the Standard,
JOHNSTON COUNTY. ~

L.
MEssRs EDITORS We have read with much sat-
isfaction the suggestions of "a Democrat" in your
issue of the 23d inst, and approving fully both the
sentiments and suggestions in this article, we beg the
favor of you to announce in your paper that there
will be Democratic County Convention held in the
town Of Smlthfield, on Tuesday of February Court,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to represent
the county in the State Convention to be held in
Charlotte on the 18th of April next All true Demo-
Gratis are earnestly requested to attend.
MANY DEMOCRATS. f.,
January 25tb, 1868.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

. -. TRUSTEES SALE, 'z
VNHE SALE OF NEGROES, ACCORDING TO THE
provisions of the Deed of Trust made to the under.
signed the 4th July 1857 and recorded the Registers
Olce OF Wake county commenced the 18th January nst
at the Court House door in the City Of Raleigh
TERMs:-A credit of six months will be given for an
proved Notes. bearing interest from the day Of SALE
GEO. LITTLE Trustee
Raleigh Jan. 2s, 1858. 9-t15thFeh
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE THAT
w DUNCAN K. McRAE, Esq, will address the peo-
pie his defence against the attacks Of portion Of
cia Court of February at Fayetteville Tuesday
night February eth al Raleigh Monday February 10Th;
and q HilIsbOIOush on Tuesday. February ed.
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special Notice.

The STANDARD is conducted strictly upOn the system
All papers discontinued at tile expiration Of the time
far fcch they haze been paid Subscribers scH be notified
rouR WEEKS before their time is out by
t6er papess unless tile subscription reneOed the
ner Mill be discontinued This rule from which there
vour subscription.
Weekly STANDARD g per anna"s, i" ADVANCE.
Semi Wsessy ssa"aasa % per an"am: ao .d n,.
mention the Post Office t we'll the to. which
they desire the change to be made
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lust RECEIVED I.-|
a. kegs Goshen Butter
Gades Butter
10 boxes English Dairy Cheese
8 &c" Pine Apple Cheese, .rs
barrels Northern Apples ..
10 Irish Potatoes, T. 80 r..lt..
At ROYSTER, JONES 4 MOORE,S
Raleigh, Jan. 30 1858. at.
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John G. Barr, Esq, of Alabama, has beeen ap-
pointed Consul at Melbourne, Australia. Mr. Barr
Is native of Raleigh.
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OR'S SALE. a

ADMINISTRATORS SALE. a5 ~
WILL BE SOLD ON THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
w RUARY next, at the Court Heuse in Raleigh. be-
ing the Monday of the County Court likely negro man.
belonging to the estate of the late Jee Nixon deceased
The usual credit of six months will be given purchaser
giving bond with approved securities !
NICH's. N. NIXON, Admir-
January 25, 1858. -. 6-wat.
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.

We requested to give notice that Convention of the
Democrats Of Aamance County will be held in Grahsm ON
Thursday of next Aamance County Court to select cand
Democratic State Convention. full attendance is ear
nestly desired geo.. ...''.# ..s1
January 25, 1853 ..' .'-''
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SUPERIOR NORFOLK OYSTERS,
RECEIVED REGULARLY,
AT SOCIAL HALL,
lola d

For sale by the quart and Gallon Also fried stewed and
scolloped as usual.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1858. ST..
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-wAKE
- COUNTY.-In Equity.-James Carpenter, Henderson
N Hodge and his wife Francis II. Hodge, and WoOdsOn
Carpenter, infant. by his Guardian Henry Horton ".
Jno. w. Carpenter, Reuben Car enter and Willie Whit
ley and his wife Sarah Whitley Petition to sell land.
Whereas it has been made to rppear to the Honorable
the Judge of the Court of Equity for the County of Wske
Reuben Carpenter and Willie tey and his wife Sarah
Whitley, nonresidens Of the State Of
This therefore, is to notify tn said defendants and each
of them to be and appear at tie next Term Of sid
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh, on tho
and there to the Petition Of the plaintiffs aforD
said filed against them for sale of certain Real Estats
and division of the proceeds; or the said Petition will b.
answer and the set down for hearing E1-PosSF
Given under my hand at office this 18th Of Deg 1857
(Pf. $40 ~'H 112-w&sw6w.
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HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS, p
Authorized PUBLISHES OF rHE LAWS OF
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We requested to give notice that a meeting of the
Democrats Of Wake County will be held in Raleigh Mon
day Of the ensuing February Court being the third Mon.
State Convention to be held in Charlotte the 1h April
to nominate candidate for Governor. full meeting il
earnestly requested.
January 25, 1885, Std
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EHOR HIRE, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
H strong and healthy young negro woman. Apply a
January 25, 1885,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-25
sSsTATE OF WEsCONsIN,- CIp9TTI,,ci

= COURT Keno.l' = S,NyIN.S . OEASGUIF
SuI' ana George l. Williams, plaintiffs against Th
80; ;i,ssIef Mary L. MOsher deiendans-S21a1o1s rs
ame STATE OF Wisconsn-To the foregoing Defendants
a. Mosher and Nary Mosher-You are hereby
scion u required to answer the complaint in this
Kun @ Cognty Of Kenosha his office in the city Or
~ saa county ana state the Sd day ofNoyember
Sha to serve copy Of your answer TO the said
oopaint on The subscriber his office in said citv md
y oi henosha state of Wisconsin, within twenty dsvs
l'e me service OF this summons YOU exctuavs T.
5 % sue service; and if on fail to answer the said com
plt "ithn the time aforesaid the plaintiffs r mis- rtia
ppE 20 tle Court Tor the relief demanded in the com
.s sTtas. j. j. PETIT, I2atfti6S Ahorafu
20 - o1'NoNi Aolh n. ". looo GN20
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"A DMINIsTIsATOR,S sALE.-rE pDo-

DA -; henosha County Court. In the matter Of
t James taaue deceased. Notice hereby given
y slrtue&nu In pursuance order of liean - ~ -;
saiu n&ter on the 18th day of October A ~ Is53 Nv ~
" court OF said county. the UNDERSIGNED
& Sa5s q ssia deceased will on the 0sh day Of Noyei
a D. lobo az CLOCK At the City Hotel in ty
81 enoaha IN said comfy, aud at of Wiseons}n a.
io saIe az public Nendue, the following described ends "a
it. at the line ion n In % ~
rare henosla county Wisconsin, al point g.
" tle southwest corner thereof tbao.
eas vrty RODS on the line OF land leased to Pes
py saia Leased land Is rods the zee east b h.
ana WIDOWS dover OF The
Quarter Of said section thence north 10 Tho nort5
~ so quarter section thence west ty the narti I ~
section 50 rods to the west line OF SAID scos
ene south ON the west line Of said
BEGINNING containing acres more or @ ~ te pace OF
range JWenty-tlree east, a. 1"h ohs
Dated at Kenosb1 80 80 administrator
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS, .,gsE
ana builders Hardware invited call and oxaEnno
their stock. ,-'-1
Blacksm7ths will always find them well supplied with
ron OF al KINDS Horse Shoes, Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes, kc with
. fun assortment of a--s@ --s'- .-s5.e- 90 y
jacksonville Tools, gag r
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvls vices sedgss
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps, Piles, Nippers &c.
Ihey will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Te0Is and TriEalrs iR rs
that pertain to their business
Choice selections Of English and American Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver, and Albatta Ware of
descriptions, together with almost endless variety
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
CHtcrn and Cham Pumps with tubing0 well Wheels Ger
dage OF all kinds and in fact everything pertains the
hardware business, comprising OF the extensive
assortments in the state
The socki entirely new having selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and will
ne sod Tor cash as lew sr lower than be bought in
<st. u
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders, j.
And all others respectfully requested call and ex.
anime ns, Seeds and Prices which win NV uly
Z R @ M e
OF all descriptions OK OK Jokes rings and sta
PIES steel springs, cutYator teeth, Nails little cheaper
than our neghhors; wheel heads wooden and iron bench
nous quantities Of
Tin, Sheet IRON and Copper Ware,
Of our own manufacture aud surpassed by any tinker
this side OF sundown! ~ -
NlIR TIN SHOP
Is up stars wnere n@nuacro and Eeep constantly or
sand everything in the line manufactures and where
we are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors trourhs
&C., and put them up st short notice -
To all who wish to make acquaintance we would sry
we are always glad to trade with you 10 get yor
money in exchange for full equiv aents and hen YOU sya
not me cash. or old ron old "copper" pewter or
Ee We don't refuse to ait you abe length
OF TINE, Going by you would be done by
E4 or~eis will receive prompt and careful attention.
WOOD 81 CARTER
DI.NO l.