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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Temperance Edagc.--lho Georgia Enquirer
states that there is populous village not fifty
miles from Columbus, in which not drop OF ar
dent spirits is sold during tho whole year. In the
sale of lots at the first settlement C or years
ago. it was made condition Of title, tina, the lot
should revert to the original propretors whenever
a dram shop or any such thing should DO opened
upon il. The village has been exempt from al
most every species q immortality Up TO the present
day---snd tasrc Is 70 roasou Why !: should not
ecnliaus s. tas snl iime.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11
a p'onceng ,s:o9y.

We find the following narrowing narrative, re-
lated IN the PhiIade!pbl Ledger.
|! was but yeerday tina! we were
made acquainted With the history OF a
family of females an aged mother and
three daughters, wo, before the failure
of the United Stas Bank. were worth
thirty thousand dtars. The whole of
this sum was nve!ed in the ins:i.ution
named, and from the whole Of which
they could not no. probably realize over
one hundred or wo hundred dollars.
They dressed andived during their pros
perity as their amont of property seemed
to justify, and Without preparing them
selves in any prtlcular vocation viii.
which to strugglelgainst competition TO-
their living.
When adverslt cane, thoy could urn
their hand to no occupation with profit,
even had labor ben Offered them. Tie
apparel they POSSESSED vher their m:s.or-
tune fell upon tim, enabled them to al
tend their churcland appear in the street
respectfully cladtill within q short time.
1t was known TIKI :hey were among the
victims Of the rnderers of the Un;tei
States Bank, BIT their friends and &C
quantancos supposed them fer removed
from dlestitutiol Within Tic last few
months, it was,bserved that one dress
less than the uaal number appeared a.
the same time their place in church.
Then, subsequently, it was noticed that
two of their nwber were absent, though
not always the ame. l.o, on receiving
the calls Of thir friends, first one, two,
and then three Z the family failed to make
| their appearance.
This at lengl led to a pressing inquiry
as to the cause and TO Il recital OF thel.
! wretched contlion. Their wearing ap'
parel and ever thing else that could be
converted intomeans for procuring nour'
ishment, had one, article by article un'
til dresses wee not left fit for more than
one or two ofheir number 20 make them
selves publi' in; and for the faSf S'a
, ,ceeks befor6'he avowment Of their con
dition, hey'sciared that not an ari'el'
gJood kiad-1ccpt potatoes had P"s'e'
Tie lips 9fo,s cfthem!
1t would q impossible to describe th'
mental anguish that was experienced II
parting witt he iaar NnFs OF iorme
: "0m'n t0' 'u.a 1f manu-
a1a, OF be pawn
hoae cnIaes des
blslla alhg uao d acnoI
aao rs ae hwoai aot 1ag
ps,.t4 w lE e ~
amch tp % save lD. Aa
fo a Vaab laoac chidr'
gyoc l neri e az q
lgu,g sSils aeA theH p.
= 7. IN
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

A Rirer dried uP.--Thc heats Of the summer
have so dried up the waters of the river Elbe, in
Germany, that the water mills are all at a stand
and at Pima the river is entirely dry. The wa
tiers, in retiring, have given up a secret kept by
them for more than 200 years. \ square stone
was left bare, having the following significant in
scription in Saxon; when last men saw me, in
August, 1929, they wcpt; and they who see me
next shall weep too
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11
UTSnow covered the ground in this vicinity
on Wednesday morning last,

German S'her.--Fow persons are aware, says
the weekly Messenger, of the poisonous qualities
of this compound Its very good lorgun NOV
tngs and various other uses, but never shorl t,
used in the form Of spoons, or yesselsfr u
It is composed of copper, arsenic,
oxydizcs very rapidly in conia. vHt ANY,
even slight vegetable onef ant the lpaticn
which arc taken into "a .@epahv
act as slow but sues pa,s3
would be PreTia hgs A.nfei
with the natrfAAag a'1sN aatS
synoS IN,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Iron WT Si1amcr.-Thc Pittsburg Gazette
says: "Fhe Iron War Steamer Tor the Lakes i;
in rapid progress Of construction in this city
Her frame work is nearly all up, and good dea
of her sheetng on. The iron plates of which heI
sbeetins is composed, are 3S of an inch in thick.
ness. Quite number of persons visit the yard
daily, which is on Second near Liberty street."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Ingenuity ofRGts.-An exchange says, "Speak-
ing Of rats, person assured US, day or two ago,
that he had seen rats steal eggs in the following
manner: One Of the largest would lay down on
his back, when the others would lay an egg in his
breast, which be would hold fast by his feet; they
then took him BY the TAIL and dragged the rat, egg
and all, to his hole! Cute that--isn't it,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11
i. LELAND, Vice President.
J. HIsa, Secretary.
II. G. COTTON, Presid

Death Of Senator Wooa5idgc.-Thc Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 18th inst. says: "a letter of very
late date, from Detroit, announces the death OF
the Hon. William Woodbridge, U. S. Senator
from Michigan, at his residence in Detroit, after
very short illness"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Tie I6aa-Thc N. Y. Atlas says: "Common
a reptile as is the toad, its habits and its history
are very little known. Few would suspect tia,
toads feed upon mice; such, however, we can
youch for, having been witness to an instance Of
the fact, but a few days since. This reptile
jumped at his prey, full grown house mouse
with the agility of thorough bred grimalkin, and
made but single mouthtu OF him. Ofthc truth
there need be no doubt"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Tie Amoy Boqyd.--Ihe Wheeling Times of
the 9th uIt. says: Gen. Armistead and DR..
Lawson of the Army Board arrived here yester-
day, and leave for Harpers Ferry this morning,
where they will remain until their report is pre-
pared. They appear in very good health"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Anoiicr R'clm0,d in lie FieM.-A great place
is Harrisburg, Pa, for President making. 1t was
there that Gen. Jackson was first brought out. and
the first serious demonstration in favor Of Gen.
Harrison was made there. Within the las; year
no less than four candidates have been started
therc-Buchanan, Stewart, Johnson, and Scott
and each can boast quite respectable squad Of
adhcrents ana a newspaper in the place TO forward
his claims. Nor are the lastidious Haris5urgians
yet all suited. A movement, it seems, is now on
foot to bring out Gen. Cass The New York.l{e-
raid Of the @Sh ult. says, 1--WE have received a
magnificent imperial circular from Harrisburg,
calling meeting there on the Dist of November,
to nominate Gen. Cass for the presidency. The
circular contains spirited address TO the people in
behalf Of Gen. Cass, and long aud well written
account Of his brilliant services in various public
situations
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

4 Greqt Majm-There Is moIorin this ccun-
try whose word is acknowledged as law in every
state in the Union--except Rhode Island -M1-
jor Hy, (majority.)
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Emigrai'n-Hud WiHty-Oycr 100000
squirrels, it is said, crossed the Niagara river near
Buirto, two weeks ago, and Immediately pushed
off south to spend the winter. Whcnt Indians
see such movement among the squirrels, they
put their finger on their rose, and say, "Iook out
for Blankets" Any thing of the coons!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11
Extract from, "a speed 'eIfssSes. s. "a. a..
ssDsEV .-Rsszi.
Before the people of Montgomery county hv =,
ques: OF committee Of Democratic ci,',. -. &c
ORIGIN or PARTIES.

% Democri-tlc citizens.
ORIGIN or PARTIES.
Upon this branch of the subject 7 sb,u
be brief. rs nothing new can be said-no.
thing that has not already become mat.
Ter OF well-known history, and accessible
to all who have leisure and inclination to
read After the termination OF onr re-
Voiu'Ionary struggle, during which the
states were kept together by nothing
more than mere articles of agreement
entered INTO voluntarily by them as equal
soYerelgntes, their experience showed
Them the necessity Of some other form of
government, which, having one common
head and supreme in all that concerned
our foreign or external affairs, and all those
ma,terswhich the states themselves copld
not individually manage, should still leave
the several States forming it independent
and sovereign in regard to all other mat
tiers. The states were willing and did
surrender to this common head, which
we call the general government, certain
powers they had exercised. They vol.
UNFAIRLY stripped themselves of many of
the attributes of theic sovereignty for the
common good; and,s"in order to form,
more perfect union, establish Justice.
insure domestic tranquility, provide for
the common defence, promote the general
welfare, and secure the blpsinos Of III
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

E1.PrcsiieH! JqckSon.-On the 18th ult., Gen.
Jackson received painful injury in the forehead
By the upsctiing of Major Donelson's carriage,
near the Hermitage, in which he was riding out
TO visit sick neghhor.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Strong Wigguy,-The editor of the Ro,hes
ter Democrat says he could almost reconcile him.
self to the doctrine of the end-of-he-world Miller
as it will cut short Mr.. Tyler's term Of office.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

''Ergy Dig must haze his Day."--Thc Mobile
papers announce the marriage of James Daug to
Mary Day.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Mariasein Prtson.--Ihc N. Y. Herald of tho
2Sth ult. says, "Joshua Lovely married Mary
Dudley on Wednesday at the Tombs, and joker
named Fowgo stood as bridesmaid. The loving
couple were recently from Salem, Massachusetts,
and voluntarily came forward to be united in the
bonds ofNodock in gloomy prison. Strange
TASTE
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

M0moe EiGaris, the great lorger, was, on the
Gath ult in the court Of Oyer and Terminer for
the city Of New York, convicted on the second in
diotmcnt found against him by the grand jury OF
that city, having been convicted on the first in
June last. He was then brought up for sentence
on both convictions, and the court gave him the
full limit of the lawlO years to tho state prison
at Sing Sing, five on each. He retained his self
possession and calmncss to the last, and, in a
speech he made on the OCCASION he SAID in rca-
ton to his sentence, CAS- to my sentence, care
not if it is for an hour or thousand years When
enter that prison, to me it will be for ever--neve
more to come into the world, and it is to be hopet
that those who have hunted me to my proscntpo
sition will leave the ashes of the man whom the,
have destroyed to remain undsturbed.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

A tea made of st. Johns wort is said by cor
respondent Of the Maine Farmer to have proved a
cure for consumption. The patient who tiled it
had been attended by five physicians and given
avnr
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

That spicy Sheet the Pittsburg Sun, takes plea
sure in endorsing the doctrine of the "MiIlorites,
that on the first of APRIL 1913, the world will be
stopped for the purpose Of having the aSles al
the north aud south poles creased. We arc also
grated in being able to state that, in order to test
a new invention, lald oil will be used in the grea
sing process. It is supposed that the grease for
merly used has not been good, and that the oxl,
at the north pole has taken fire, which caused tn,
appearance lately Of the aurora borealis.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

The Lynn Locomotive says there is a man in
that town the flashes Of whose wit are so power
gul, that whoever talks with him is obliged to have
a lightning rod on his back to prevent being
struck,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

A Life of President Tyler, written by one Of
his friends, Is shortly to appear in Philadelphia.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Alta camp meeting near Cincinnati. not long
since man who was addressing the congrc.
grafton, in a state of high devotional excitement
suddenly fell aud expired. 1t was ascortainct
that he had burs, u blood vessel.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-11

Tanksgiriag-ln M.ssachusctts, on the 9th
of November.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21


Asgnsrs IF re DeclsFaiis's u III,
dsnskQf lbe fob!s bssllois. Rho 80 :;
bora a m a'.sp adssl,s sssi e xatA
Saa !. Mlssy. / 4 = pesnnes'ieui I & Il
rs Ssd CaFolias 4 feonsylvsaia; Z NJ
M ss:swars 2 ia RboSs fegk 3 In
9 Scoiland ! aid i e y England 9
Tsenty.one e Wales.
'hapls, i psy. ~. Ssrs I, aliofnies. Id m.,s
,nSssR l I pridser 'sss; y farmers, cleros
'1I T.st j = aaa l6wsrs nsn j ~
.islaai,, S oi Sss i & Harvard Cal
"a Il q 81. oms1lsm And Msrr
= stihAI llpaae.. As d Edinburgh
80 slB wears Of age
~. ~. = II belween rs and 81
5eR-ad 70. ii beiwsen 81 81 W.
IbetWec 40 aud so; one died 49,
Of 81 and age Of 2 is uncertain. -
| Al The time Designing the Dsciaraucf
Il ths average age Of Ms members was e
years. They lived to the average age Q
! more than 65 years and l0moA.hs, Lh'
NJ yarngets member was Edward Rutleds
| sc South Carolina, who was in his ~
Eyesr. He lived 10 the age Of 0l.s Th
II next youngest nlemhet was Thos. Lyme
, ot The same State, who was also 10 q
J 9Th year. He was cast away o. sea
tlibe fall Of I776. Sd IS
benjamin Franklin was the Oldest men
her. He was ii his 7lst year when b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
SPRINGS.
Id Jefferson County, -

II HIS well known .l.s..;.. -. -.
ppe1ed fot de season % IN lo,S I...
s enosf ne management or Mr.. ISAAC X ear
~, who rad charge Of i IN ls3s' al rsvs
generalsasisfaeliob. and whose exper;s nes
seee thattipe wil enable him q s. nm m nass
el.ciens, and e add grestly.o tho comfort aaS
To1hose Thohate never visited th.sa Sa,;,,.
Il. nay 6e proper 70 say. that they are sisus,ed
'on the shen4pdoah river, 5 miles from ca 80.
'own. ne comfy seat Of Jefferson, ana een ~
lsafpsd q que dar tzsp Rhila,srlplsl :. "a siij.
mors. Of W1shibgtoh. Passenger, stoo 4 Har.
Pefs Ferry N dine, aad then proceed len miles
On ne Winchester and Potomac Rail Road ~
TIE ChaFitsspwn Depot. whence thew .,r ~ ~
I, Y Coaches provided b ihe. Company ave miles
ThelYirsnes OF the waters ara:~.tfsL
Handreas OF HE mos: obstira,. go. VI.
would sielr 70 nothing else. have been nerfec,-
Y cured ot these waters. III Dropsy bx.nen-
sia, ssd ali arrangements az ~ $500. go
gans and liver, and il maIy o,bss Or
lhey have proved Invaluable. -,
The ProPr5etors have secured an .b,na.., 4
supply % ZOE. 40 article 10 indisnens shis =,
comfort % warm weather =
June Ie, Is4a. - "Ds r. n iohs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
To Me HMhIir.

MI eussgement With the shsnnondaIs Com.
-. 4 Psay, % take charge Of THAR house On.
80 'ne Z Pfings season, will 10 no wise inter.
chs m.n me management Of my Hotel n
mss,.,n $500 h nave made all proper arrange
nos.;s,. ss,e ne latter concern kept ia the best
In s. 's. I'VE and my friends and the travel
ing public may rely upon The utmost $500
to minister 10 their wants eAeIuon
Ny loo House has bear ,,.t,...,
june IL Is.aa ISAAC N. CARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Ia MAN who understands Pulling, Carding
~ and Spinning, and who can come we'll re.
commended Such On one will fad constant EN-
ploymeni by The month Or year, 81 liberal wages
One With famiI, viii be preferred.
Also, = pan( with family who understands
Weaving, will neetMilh good situation, il
application be made Immediately in person, or
by letter addressed 10 AIessrs. JoBE & co.
Kabetown. jefferson Coinly. Va.
June I6 1912. I'M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
.JlkNlFlRBS@N TAi0I
I'm MARKET.

HNHEs6bscriber oilers for sale. on easy terms,
- bis farm, called Bsllspas. lying in Jetier-
son County, two milesswe Of Charlestown, on
the turnpike road leading 10 smilh6eld, and on
the winchester and Potomac Railroad, con.
tanning o26 ACRES. The dwelling is Of stone,
large and eommodious, having fenr rooms on
The first floor, three Of them large. There are
I'll necessary outbuildings, including good
iee-hpuse, wiiha handsome Office built over IT,
There is running water "a srery .keid, (seven 10
Number and ID The barn-i ard Also, awell Of
very 6he wsier with pump. near The dwelling
90 j.T +. DAUGHERTY.
March 3, lSl9.-u.
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I Fsr,ale Yp,dak II Rhode fyiana.-We

Female Npadak IN Rhode fsiand.--W We
have heard Of but one single instance 81
hesitation among the whole four Thousand
.ciiizen militia who were called into The
aeld during tie recent rebellion. Ans
belonging 10 one Of The country bFigedes
Jagged behind bis regiment and finally ri
TUNED 70 his family. .Ar'nt you COINS
with ihe troops = safs bis wife Why
no my dear, Think onthe whole / smy
duty % day and pfo.ec, you replied ID
husband,
wen now" SAYS she. ~ can tell yo'
jus, what Il &; either you Or ! have "a
10 60 Wild Governor Kings men aeaina
Tom DORIS rebels. Il yeu are not going
ave me your bTeeehtsn, H vert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Al mixture df ground glass and The
Juice Sof pebble stcres i cure fur the
blue devils; and no man il ever WISHED
with lhe night mare. who sleeps with
be grea. Toe ii BIZ right foot ID bis iefl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
WOOLLENT rACToP.,,.

/ HAVING erected an extensive building q,
II the Mouth Of Bullskln, on a good location
win The best water power ia Virginia for The
purpose, lbeing on = stream that il never iniur-
e ~ ireshet, ice, or drought,) we will soon
na.e u operation = very superior WOOL
LEM ESTABLISHMENT, 10 be con.
Quoted ~ WILLIAM JoBEi under the name
ana arm pf JoBE & co. Wee.pect 10 have
our Carding Machine ready TO card Rolls Tor
country custom between the Isl and 18th June
ana 10 be fully prepared between The Isl and
Jpn July, for manufacturing Wool in ali its
<zf7Io5JAss. such as
Linseys, Fzanaezss, l1b5t ea9... and !, Fad
Our Machinery is Of superior order, and WIN
consist Of The latest improved Carding 81 achipes.
clothed with as good Cards AS can Sc selected
ip the United States--one Of slfd best and Iatepf
Improved Spinning Machines with 200 spindles;
and The latest improved Power Looms, manu-
'factured by q man who stands higher il the es-
tnation pf manufacturers, for the " ork manship
and durability Of his looms, than any one IN this
country. LIZ
The whole establishment i 10 BE- conducted
BY an experienced workman, who has ample
testimonials Of his qualifications.
From tho location Of the Factory, With con-
slant supply OF water and The fact that 90 ex-
pense has been spared 70 procure nachihery
and materials OF the best quality, we nave some
reason 10 Aaiter ourselves that we can turn out
as good articles as any establishment IN the VAL
lev, and hope thereby 20 give full satisfaction
70 all who may give US call for manufactured
goods, or favor Us with their work
Our friends 10 Loudoun win readily appreci-
ate the advantages Of this Establishment. II is
about nile above the Shannondale Ferry, and
Read Is about to be opened from the latter
point along The River to the Rocks Ferry.
We will exchange Goods for Wool on the
most accommodating terms, and purchase Wool
for cash when 10 operation.
JOHN KABLE,
WIN. K JENKINS.
DAVID JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM tJOBE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

There i said 10 be . woman ID Wpr-
cesler 50 large aid v 10 sleeps in room Sd
small hal she |. obliged . 90 into 40.
ther room 10 .tdFn over. There u also 4
family ia that town 50 large that itey
could not I'll have lhe measles II once-5
,ilsaps wssa't enough 70 81 round,
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a CAK ..
Dr.. y. TEHIrnnEe

e. Ia A5rO0kG,
AtlNG been induced 20 change +, loe..
= !'on, tcr that pf C harlestosn, fespectfalIy
eusrs rs services % the citizens Of ihe towo
~ Iag q tsInd a ~ times texeept when
Abslf's HaseL - oAATs ~ spif'
Chaflessnwp. March III. 1910
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1 N0IRIGB$

WINCHESTER. March 10, 1912.
FNy0 prevent all misapprehension sod misrs-
u presentation, notice is hereby given. that
an frsiehtloollected at The Depois Of Ibis Com
pans, whesher due to this Company, or any
other for which il acts, win be received in vir.
gina paper. current a Winchester II is Also
further made known, thai ali goods and ner-
chandize, Or other freighis. shipped from Phils!
delphia Of New York, sent 10 the care OF the
Baltimors and Ohio Rsilroad Company, wildly
an arrangtmept between the Company and Ihe
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company,
be forwarded directed to Winchester, without
any commissions for receiving and forwsrding
charged & Baltimore. and The whole freight
through from ether Of those places, or any
oshsr point north Of Baltimore, viii Be- collect
cd a Winchester.
April z. 1872. J. GEO HEIsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
STATISTICS.

There are six manufactories or Buttons
in ihe United States. employing, when ia
full operation $500 persons; capital EN-
played. $l.40O. 600. value Of annual pro-
duct, 1880 OO0 persons depending on
The Trade for subsistence. 10000
There are two Pin manufaciorieA, 10 The
United States, ret 10 their infancy; per-
sons employed. l0O annual products.
8l0O. 600 The labor employed 10 Eng
land is often ihat Of ielons snf Paupersr
which can only Be competed here blythe
use Of labor. saving machinery which IL
beginning 10 be used.. =. :
Value Of Combs made IA the United
States, 81. 790,0B0; do. Brushes. ST.
$50. 600. About 5000. are employed Ia
lie two; wages pei day, 81 for males,
and IS cents for females. 10 EngIand The
fcps. Of similar labor is only twenty cents
PER day. In the msuufsctufep 81 Bellows,
zOo hands are employed espfsal. SO,
| 900.
| TIE value Of Cotton. Goods r1annfac-
| tiited in tie country is @i6. Ou0, goo pei
! snnum capital employed 10 lhe mann-
| facture. ST. OQO. 900. There sfeIl4 fac
tories in tie cotton growing Sts!ss CAPT
isl. 81 700 coo annual Proddct, ST.
1OO, 900.
There are 60. vessels engaged in The
Whale Fishery slbac. lTSs aggregate es,
pense=of their ouifi, il over 10. 000. 00s'
ior each voyage. Vslne OF eships and
outfits. over S2D, 600 900 Annual pro-
duct. s., 600, Ccb. Mass. PlOughman.