MR. INGHAM,
GENERAL DEALER
SHEFFIELD.

Dealer in Marine Stores, Cast-off Wearing
Apparel, &c., &c.

Mr. I. with most respectful feeling.
Begs to inform you what he deals in,
I have not come your purse to try,
Yourself shall sell and I will buy

So please look up that useless lumber
That long you have left to slumber,
I buy old boots, shoes and stockings,
Jackets, trousers, and bed tickings.

Towels, cloth, and cast-off linen,
Cords, cashmeres & worn-out woollens
Old gowns, caps, bonnets torn to tatters
If fine or coarse it never matters,

Smock frockings, fustians, velveteens
Stuffs, worsted cord, and bombazines,
Old worn handkerchiefs or shawls,
Umbrellas or parasols.

Sheep netting, canvass, or carpetting.
Whatever else you have pray bring.
Of the weight I'll soon convince you,
And pay in cash the utmost value.

I purchase floor cloths, dusty rags,
Old roping, sacking and old bags,
Both cow and horse hair, broken glass,
Old grease, old pewter, and old brass.
Old stew pans, boilers, copper kettles,
Pewter spoons and other metals,
Old coins, or silver, ancient buttons,
Old copper or lead.

Skins worn by hare or rabbit,
However small your stock I'll have it;
I buy old rags however rotten,
If made of woollen, hemp, or cotton.

I buy old iron, cast or wrought,
And pay the chink when it is bought,
If you have any bones to sell,
Their value in a trice I'll tell.

So over your dwelling give a glance
You'll never have a better chance,
My price is good and weight is just,
And mind I never ask for trust.
So please look up what you can,
And you will find me just the man.

Mr. Ingham will call for this Bill in two
hours, and will bring his Horse and Cart
and purchase any Rags and Bones or any
Old Clothing you may have got ready and
he will give.

THE BEST PRICE FOR EVREY ARTICLE MENTIONED ABOVE.

J. Drake, Printer and Stereotyper, 37, Broomspring Lane, Sheffield