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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
TIE CITY oF MATAMoRAS.

AZ this is the anIiquaGed battle ground
op, osi.e which General Taylor is encamp
81, the following description OF the city
from correspondent OF the New Yolk
Tr hunp, my prove inIerP-Iing'
Maumoras is an old Spanish city, con.
tanning atou. 0G0 iHLahlgants, and i heau.
III, y sjtu tel nl the southern batk oi the
L 0 ulaadr. Wi:hn its loiis, 50 thaltts front
an r..,, are 10 h oa lhr tivpr. Seen iioui
fl." Amrrcan side, It has every appearance
Of being a. American town. HE sHeet-
intpr>rrt each other at right aaglrs, and ap.
pear to br lined wrh many varieties Of
shade lrees, which give the town au air Ol
ro0Inr's and render It's appearance very
iavHing. Many OF the buildings are built
o brick, and in the modern style OF arch-
/ cure. The Cathedral, market, aud hull
drngs occupied by the military, are among
the aest. The dwellings OF the poorer
classes arp constructed with canes, brush,
mud. and thr ike IA terlals, and are essen
thdls Mexican. The town formerly con-
tanned d"u 'l' 1; prrseaI number OF inhah-
Hanls, and was a place ol some iupcr-
tuure. This rapid decline is ow ing to lh,ii
internal coumoto $ and he owing in
doIence OF the prupIe. The cluzens are
ai under The ru e OF the military, aud are
ol ligpd to plrv d. tor them. The militia )
Is supreme, d The orders Of the Genera
(NJ are aw.
The tIty hrs several Qualifications, armed
with gum ot iH'peut calnps, and force
ul OF Goo me IL kept IN jheu constantly
Since "a arrival they have increased then
'orcr to nearly 5000 m'a, au have been
wo kDug nlghI ani day uron the defence
ot the place. Taoy have thrown up serc
raj batteries which hear upon our camp
! and "" are quietly waiting lor thsm to glr'
IL Il tall Shuud they lacor us, We sha.
tem.uthe comp inc twi hasaries ot them
ior the spanish rre very pauI ullr III MAJ
ters OF etqHrue. Our lamp Is dnerrly Op
p0sIto the town, and 800 yatd- from ther
bulpres. We are engaged in rhr0wihg u
a field Wok. coustrurti' & gun batteries
and tHkinE such prrcaurOp a. are uccessa
" TO cnahIr rs to maintain on poslt'on.-
! TIis scr ms jmporHrl, since our i-trrcour-
with llem is entirely rromI tied by til,
N"xiral authorities, and their attitude i
decidedly hostile.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
FROM HARRlSBURGH.
The following is fOm the Pennsylvania

The following is ilom the Pennsylvania
Telrgraphi
Very little business has been brought
before cur Court OF QUARTER Sessions, the
present session. Several atritllng cases
we're tried yesterday and the day before
The Grand Jury We're discharged yeSter.
day. Among the bills toHnd was one u
galnst Daniel McCook, charged with an
attempt to trlbe Y. L. PioIIst. member oil
the Legislature, the trial OF which will
commence to-day, and will he reported at
length tof publication in this paper"
The trial has closed, although The paper
containing The report OF it has not YET
come to hand. Mr.. McCook was found
guilty, and fined six hundred dollars. lie
arrived here Wednesday night, and the
next morning was attending to his dalle'
us Clelk Of the Court, then in session.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

The following Benevolent ank pien' ela-
culaton, we clip from the Ashland Demo-
crat. 1t would be difficult to determine
from the sentimenthere expressed OF what
ORDER and SECT the author is member;
yetit is well known in this community
In speaking Of the "Tax Law" the good
man says: "The proper remedy is the bal
box, where, there is not the least doubt IN
the world, justice will overtake Alfred
Kelley and his affiliated hand Of robbers
MAY the hearty erecrati0ns and UNcEAsIN9
CURSES Of an abused people pursue HI"
might and day until thus Infamous lao is re-
praied."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
A FIGURE OF SPEECH.

In the laudation article OF the Union, on
the subject oil the Notice, We find lhe TO-
lowing:
The stone which the Presidents mes.
sage, by fling, east OH the top o. Ihe
Rocky Mountains, but which congrestIon.
oil procrostluaton suffered to roll almost 10
the bottom, is once more raised to the Iop.
There on rock stands the Chief Magis-
,rate, a man OF peace and slow 10 anger"
Now what business the President has
to be throwing stones up TO the Rocky
Mountains, and then to be standing up
there on arock. is more than We can di'
ylne!--.algx. GAG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

Tax GsihrTer they now ask 10 BE- restored
90 place . .ui puwrf, aud ghey hapi by ilirH
iuguA Gus bowling over the urw Rr,rnur
Law 10 bhud thr people to thplr misderds
long enough 20 urkr q nrW descent OF the
1Tta~uTy. Their tears are shed Ia VAIN.
I h+ir IA. ur- utr own and appreciated,
Facis " 10 il due tluir dispose Of tArm,
= HInIe sianal'y thaa .hey did e. year s'Hee.
w4lrH TIE atJ Ms vorgi with TIA ir drnuu-
cIa.,un~ ui be ameudet lgw Of thet season.
iIayiug exhausted thrtr st0rp OF afsH-
N Ws suu raWparss8gs IA reference g. lar
n Is Isw, ba,iug seen one ttls' hood ulttf
arn.he- rEg'1lpd, aad each cuamagly de-
,iSad Isl- ,Apo~ed, they tegtn to resort 10
Tiiitur. uua sEc4 ,iilcue! AIas. their vo-
cauOt VII fa~s away long g., ore dog-days
arr over. and, compelled 10 tetutn % Iae
Iur rs~ur--IIlr ISSUE hsry made on the 8,h
Of Ianua.y --tI,y n llI ft4.izc, 10 tIe tai
tXtrut, .hr laitput 49, 90 ller hopes, the
d,Speul on ot lhptr co q ton. They will
sex 90 put or the e,i Fay, tut their hortS
viii uot arah. The idrs OF Octo' er will
fix the doom OF thr iactlou7 Lank DrsuuC-
i've, at Ohio, aud cou~igu 10 d common
gave III alomnahIe hertsIes they have
cherished aud sought 10 perpelulte.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
soUTHEEN MoNonoIY oF pFEcE.

SOUTHERN MONOPOLY OF OFFICE.
II is fact deserving or notice that r.
mOug the six representatives OF our Gov
erHm"nt at foreign Courts holding :he rank
o! Minister enipoteHlary, there IL not an
individual from free State. Every uan
OF them is iiOm a slave State. .Mr. King,
Of Alabama, is at Paris. MIR. McLane,to ,tof
Maryland, at LondOn-Mr. Saunders, Of
North Carolina, at Rladrid-Wse Is al Rio
Janero donaldson, OF Tennessee, is on
his way to Pruesia, and STAKEHOLDER is
going to St, Pelersburgh. All the more
desirable and important diplomatic posts
OF the second grade are filled by southern
men. AT Naples, Austria, Cons'anGinople,
Portugal, Belgium, SARDINIA, we have men
from the South. Perhaps there may bs
nothing nvidious in these selections
perhaps there are 10 northern democrats
OF suitable capacity aud accomplishments
for these high places. At any rate, for
some reason or other, rule OF exclusion
seems to have been adopted with reiert nee
10 northern talents ard patriotism which
is der"gatory to the character and in.
furious 10 The feelings Of every LhcOfoCu
aspirant this side OF hason's aud Dlxon's
line. This is the fact in regard to every
branch OF the public service. and yet north
ern men are ready to shout themselves
hoarse in behalf ol the Administrations
Buffalo Express.
Our neghbor Of Buffalo should remem-
ber, that this is the southern administers
ton helped to victory by northern men.
and that TO the victors belong the spois.
The natural allies" Of the South, are the
Northern Locotocos, and they cannot ex-
pect to receive la"ors in equal proportion
with their masters Whsetiag Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

DELICIOUS APPLE PUDDING. 1T is Conve.
ni-nt, as it may be made several hours he.
ioTe it is baked, or hen a nice addition il
wanted unexpectedly. Pare and chopfUe
half dozen or mOte, according 10 their
size, the best cooking apples grease pud-
ding dish, cover the lottOm and sides half
an inch thick with grated bread, ard very
small Jumps OF tutttr; then put a layer'of
apples with sugar and nutmeg, and repeat
the layers until the dish is heaped tull.--
Before adding the last layers, which must
he OF bread and butter, pour over the whoIs
a teaeup full OF cold water. Put into the
oven us soon as the dinner is served, and
bake it for twenty-five or thirty minutes.
1t may be baked the day before it is want-
ed; when it must be heated thoroughly,
turned into a shallow dish and sprinktd
with powdered sugar. 1t requires no
sauce.--.4meriran 1grjcuHurti.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
MR.. gllL's APPOINTMENTS ron
STATS CES1HAL CCNaIuLE RooA,
L0,uuUs.s. Aptu p. IJ-5. :

STATE CEs1aAL CcNaurlr RooA,
I0.uu.Dgs, Api,. p. lt-o. )
In arrurdaurs wish the desire centrally
oppressed BY ihe Whigs ol The State, the
Central Coumnee-give notice that uleei-
inga will he held iu he following eoun-
ties, upon the days stated, a. which Mu-
LIAM LEHB, the Wing candidate ior Gov
rrnOr, vii! he present, and address bis iel-
Iow citizens:
ColumJiuna, New Lisbon, Monday .JuneB.
Sisfk. Canton, Wednesday, June 10.
Suurm,. akron, Friday, June17.
Portage, RavennG. Saturday. June u.
Aahoning, Garfield, Tuesday, June 10.
Trumbull, Warren, Thursday, June rs.
Ashabua, Jefferson, Saturday. Juupz0.
ConuesuI, Monday. June %.
Lake, faiuesville, "Wednesday. June "a.
Gruuga, Chardon, Thursday. Junez
Cuyahoga, ClevtIand, Saturday, June 81.
LOraine, Elyra, Tuesday. June 80.
Medina, Medina, Thursday, July9.
Wayne, Wooster, Monday July 6.
Ashland, Ashland, "Wednesday, July Q.
RichIand, Mansfield, Friday, July 10.
Arrangements will he made for holding
meetings in other portions OF the STATE
during the months ol August and Sepens-
Der.
yOfIN A. LAZELL, ChaiYmun
Ofhe State CeIdrat Comminee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

TIE ISSUE.

AA~ A~NNL
I 1t is not little amusing TO observe the
eaJnPstness with which the Locoloco press,
/ from one end OF Tie Staye to tle other,
have directed their fire against the odiOus
Tug Lato. They opened their batteries,
aud the ire o. small arms, long telore they
came within range OF our line. And
now, nothing Tut one continued roar OF
guns OF every Caabre, is TO he heard.--
The Tax Law is the uniort;iied point OF
the Wings. 1t is a point where no de-
fence has been made. When The smoke
clears away the enemy will fnd they have
wasted their shot upon the air. Not
man viii he moved in the Wig line. The
Wings came into the field, not on the de.
tpnsive-Ramparts aud bauIements were
not necessary. They came, determined
to carry their arms in triumph, into the
/ heart OF the LocotocO camp, and storm the
citidaI Of Reputation and "llard Money
| The Loco.ocos raised their standard with
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The New Orleans Picayune has informo-
lioa from California to the 18Th Fclrury,
brought by gentleman who cam" ovor-
land hy the way Of Mazathn and the city
Of Mexico. The editor says
The representations made to us in regard
to the state OF California confirm further
accopnts. Allegiance to the Central Gov.
emmrntor MrxIco- -almoslenrirply thrown
off. Since the expulsion ot Gov. Michel.
toreuu, the functions nt chief magistrate
have becn dIscharged ~ Don ? @ Pe0 ii
Californian hv birth, we believe, who holds
his office " some lrdcfnue tut popular tp.
nnrp. The famous Mexican expedition 10
reduce tie Department 10 obedience has
notrrachpd California. Our Informant saw
n pnlt nj the troops destined for this opera.
ton as he passed through Guadalaiara, u
bout the 18th nit. 1t Is his opinion that il
is not now in the power OF Mexico to inn
pose Governor upon California; that
should one he'spnt there, he would he al
most Immediately expelled. Still the Cali
rornans nre di,uacted by hissersions a
mong themselves. and stability under any
rule or any form Of government is no! to
he couHtot UT0n among them.
There is Il sIrong tide OF emigration pour
ing in from the States by way ol Oregon
som" leave this county with view in the
OUTSET to settle there; hut there is a YET
erenter influx OF disappointed emigtants tt
Oregon, who wander no turther south in
search OF better lands and happier skies.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

"You THAT HAVE lEAE5 10 sIiEn, FFEr&RE
TO suED rIEu SOW, - We happened ~
lawyers oillce la, So rex, and saw ITS o. :
cupant Engaged in king an inventory oil
hs looks. Ih Il Ihry night be iared' What
a horrible lsw. 0aly ,Hiuk Of n; the pour
Law ycrs Of he State will probably puI on
lhs duplicate for taxation a. trasI q qaG5tel'
o. Il ,a.ii.au u dollars IN books thar have
i.pver lrpn there telure! We la dIy dare
v vh.spefilin lhr hearing Of gfr Experiment.
lul il = even 50! What an atominaiioa
,hat Tax law is.-.Hi'aa TriLuae.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

Nj sink "At Yaliy 20 low tha' the a'in Of
stsu4te. .sOa egald ever lt~sA e. 10 low
lhas--there r. Aour having t4putd, 1Hr
ehsEtnsas hammer ieil. and A.. ). gesa-
Sll,d as sea-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

pals. and Dir. ). deserves isueh rreai iO'
las ra,rpt-e aua perseverance IN h's p"i'
suu.- LMhesling times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

GTIlon. J. R. Giddings, of the House
of Representatives. will please accept our
thanks for valuable public documents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15
+" IMPORTANT If True"

A slip from the office OF the American
Union, SteubenviIle, announces the Upry
important Intelligence, on the gerry reliable
authority OF steamboat clerk, that a scout
Ing army OF American cavalry were taken
prisoners, fourteen welek killed. and that
a reguisiIion for troops bad been made, and
that The Louisiana Legislature had passed
d till raising four regiments Of volunteers
to join the army IN Texas. We place no
confidence whatever in the correctness oil
this news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
COMMERCIAL.

Mony Matters in New York-Thc n Y
Herald OF Monday says
Money continues abundant. aud the banks
Notwithstanding the proximity of the pcriot
when lheii next quarterly rcports to tl,e Sate
Compirollcr must bc made. continue to dis.
count good and short business paper freely
INC amount Of paper daily maturing IN he
D'nNs IS nearly as large ~ liat discounted
ana iuc banks ID DOT, therefore. incrcass theif
'lne OF lpdHs much. Tie r-puus Of ,hese in.
si''iion', about being made, sill not diGer
materially from those al last August, The
specie Item remains about the safne BAT fbe
Il'ilt uepusi's have been reduced more afre-
Iy timn any other department.
~ Ihii'dt lphid tho money market contp.
w. '.}.--'oot paper is Hegodatcd without
diHi1liy 100 Sis pci cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
From 81. Lopis Rerciilc.
THRILLING DESCRIPTION


OF Sergeant Mi tons share in NJ ,y's Charge az
Resaca de l. Palma.
We listened with ihe deepest interest. on
Saturday last tn Sergeant Millions d,scnp-
tiono Capt. Mly's charge upon TIC Mexican
battery, and his own share IN that glorious
struggle. Each man engaged iu IL wasa hero
aud perhaps none Of those who survived mas.
sed through greater share OF peril than the
brave veteran in question. Ills modest. VA
assuming manner, and plain relation OF iacis.
stamp them with the sal 81 truth. AMI tie
woonds on his person bear ample testimony
30 every word hc utiers
~ Palo Alto. SAYS h., " ! took my rank
az the troop as second Sergeant. and Wilde
upon the field a. horse was wounded "a che
jaw by grape shot, which distbled him for
sef''ce' while ha was pluusing "a agony I
dismounted, and the quick eve a. Capt. NAV
obserscd me as / siighici from ms hors. -
lle imputed ii J was hurt. answered no.
that NY borse was lhe sufferer am Glad
., is not Yourself replied be " there il ano.
utct (poin'iur 90 thr ssme time to -terI
whlmu rider which 1ss standing with d.
lated eye going ai thc stfiie.) +" IN lunt mrr OBJ
approached tIe horse. sni he stool still
uniil put my hand upon uie o. iu anl nsftsi
his neco, wren uc utobcd his head aIone.its
oi zoe ss 81 pleased lhat some human b.ios
was about TO become las companion ,n fbs
'h@y IL was noble bay. which hsi with
nHmD ol Others. been purchased Sea NJ.
t"op o. =. louis. berrolr lini. aud se
pas>fi through .'p If1 IA, uu'aruri
o. th rclud dfv. 90 Rr.ltsis 8, Palm,
out pep .ipoi 1utiorsiy tauile lo. n,s ~
io oven nHI nearf ia.l Isatl ..a,.,
.nrh U'1.rulneea s.ae nla. t.... l.
= ,.f aHtri attrmi8st'oH .o sff. I
lft" ' "'te rale uiH ttaI|s4.aat. an.f
Tt ..'- wore '0tl Gt.5 ,tgIee (Which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24


THE TREATY with the Wimebagocs i,
highly crcdiuble To thc Commissioners who
framed II, and Co the President under hose
sanctioait was made. We refer to il IN view
oi The policy whic! il adopts towards the
Indians.
Our readers ars aware Of IA, general nature
ol tms treaty, btiyl synopsis of which was
gwen ~ our columns some days ago. In the
ncw home gllotted 10 thc Winne6agocs they
arc To b. encouraged m the pursuits ofciyiiz-
ed LIE, aud portion ot the iun'l awarded
them by the Trcdty Is 10 b, reserved * levotcl
To THIS pnrposc. Manual labor schools afe "a
be established among them by which ihey may
be- taught practically TIL various pT ICES s,.s oi
agriculture ani The useful mechanic arts.
IL Is evident that unless the Indians on our
Ngslem frontier are brought into affinity
with oar people b. the adoption of similar
PURSUITS and ussges, every advance OF our
population towards the Pacific win compel
their iWihrr retreat until the whole race shall
bccome extinct. lt has been too much the
custom 10 deal with them, II not ia a spirit
OF oyeneaching wiSa too great a disregard al
least OF their Welfare and ultimate fate. The
CherOkces aud CiOctaws Of late years hiV.
been more kindly dealt with; and ,he Gro.
grcss which they haze made VA the arts OF
CIVILIZED life affords much encouragement los
persistence In a similar policy towards all IN.
tribes with whom NC have mtercOurs, LIT
them be made CONSCIOUS that We have truly
a lncudly solicitudc fer them; that they NAV
rely on our good will; that every promise
mad 10 them by our government VIII be "a.
coe'ly fulfilled ia letter and ii. spirit. The
superiority OF civilization becomes attractive
aud inspires the desiic OF imitation among
savsgcs only when IL is seen and felt in the
medium OF its gentle, kind anil noble quail
ties, Otherwise II Is regarded as power de.
siroy. When this Administration aud its 30,
liucai errors shall nave passed away il W III
be something Of which history may spcal
with commentator that it has not bsen un
mindful OF It's duty towards race concern
Ing whom our county has much 10 answe
iOr,-BIfiDlOTc AMERICAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
LOOn IN
TO THE FOUR BIG DOORS
Corref of Main and MoNroe SIS. at the weli
hho1n cheap cash clothing store Of

- hhb TWIN DlNt lfOOhN
Corref of Main and DIoHrOc sis. at the Kell
kno'on cheap cash clothing store of
S. RICE.
III HNN received my suiirc stock % FaI aud Winter
- ''opds- Snd 10 ihiak You viii "a, that YOU never
Asa a. - i"r;c and 80 fashionable stock goods in
Wheeling racrs like N y-,lf vcr, much et ~,
k"o" have tc;esIi cd nak ina nv ssvcrti-. ,r,
a. DOR a. r"sshie. VIII only cruntcfse 10,
and puatics from Si,uoto $1,000
'~s-'mcfs 10. toin y reutS to 10 CAssneiis do
roy" srnis : 10 Tweed do. from ocnls 10 s?.j1
NhSi iNGS-liiatk and White embroidered Sts,ns =
do do d. ~, ....l.s...''
do DO and fancy sin Velvet.
30 Fancy Morinoc 900 I'd. bs,s .,,,ns ,o, .,
te heal M Wheeling ia quality together with ,,,sy
W lt..Sn 81 fancy and pisiu vcs'ug thai New
Ms,t,,,s !r ,la y, ~, hsi'inlei1 could produce
very iatre STOCK, Aud tc Il rcmcn ere, that nav as
-fc ~ The a. oNc nsuicd prices very larpr and AN
- "ir," = - much lsr.ef Than ave 81
Fet' shAh not le oui az tIc when called tor All ol
winch VIII sell wholcsaic aud r.tai or MAJ. ,,e Ia ~,
der 90 nay usual fashionable =ttlc.
hhNpl MNbE ilNC--iironi cloth frork snd
"tf '"a~' az epofs. and prices rom Sa5Ia a.
"heh =, 10 sey iitc nncg arficlu tian can e sd a
",n.t mouse. Maekansw blanket, beaver eofi, hro.i
~ GO, ease'i aud many otiscr styles ofavcr us
ea -acN costs nom $500 10 S2UuO Ready made vei.
si0ie. - F'''' '''' :" ee"'s 10
rANTiI.ooNs-My stock Is very large; whhou,
s@snltns wh Nrnire 20 -ay have -naicsnt supry
IN" entire arm, az CEN. TAVLog and have s,, W.,
Sis.Jo. ' 1919 ~ ee"h 10
White H1ep mus'ia aud silk ..,,rts far .rc.,io, .,
any thiig EVER offered on this side fhs mountain.
'"i.sf-. l"-s'rr, socks, ssisrn.T- gloves All -or,-
@ 'o',ip''s, ln-c aud hsi hos. satin srarf- and
go, Nslc.E - Other aTclcs that see VIic
goa LOOK ~ at tic Foar Bis d-,,s Rceoli,,, an.
chess cal, eoihing store Of < RICE ON ihc con,e nI
Nam and Monroe sifscis.
Mhgcilue a.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

~ LNhh hihFL uiosf respectfully inf,rms IA.
i'ee- snd customers thst DO a received nom lie
Eastern inafket. large Assortment ~ w ''N
foreigH and Domestic Dyy Goods
go, ~ WI g,eN care. which Dc 10 cell 81 mako 10
' t',s' PIC thai cannot fail % pleas
isaHits WEaS-Ihs ladcs are - rts.tfy ia o., Ia,
.aini'f ~ new style ofroodr suitable f,r dre...
.l1 efesse- sad elnaks compf isins an Tie ne,, ~
,f,,et ~ t ,'ii-l sNihs' fiuVsims. saiicos a. Nv
100 oi g.,af q foy large Ius tie i.t ,t =,
muslin ~ lanes &c. i1Fctircr with 4 fn ...t
t !. useH ana white Eiushauts aud eair0s. 49,.
"lmg = snd eoniiers % cvogy dc.crit,tiou sb,i -
~ tnethihe.hi designs at very moderate f.f,ss.
,l.l 1870 Was SHpcrnffe tiack aul s,i,,,i
sp.Is 'fafFt I'D pilot ro'hs sni te,l and sfe,,i -.
,' t""nt hscs aad miAcf saiilnafs sati i,,i, IA
stN striped tesiincs, uised jeaas a. .set,,s
Nen. fef yeiipT and whib fanns's tisSrt..i -
&c. or aad siiii,ns', apron and .bifiias riesss
--f"it, aik snd cuffou slekef tsfftrfrrIs..
1870. -isifudefs a. fffsii fiff-. lirst.
49, ~ ~. .i"dh. iebicisi superior qualify of tfsat
49,, ~ .''r "Ht variety ~ arifrial Havrrfs ana
'ttt'F 900 uut5rfuIts o. ufrnf.nr affrF ,.t-f.r
lt,... ~" F'tsife ia stnviur 20 u,, f.irnas ~
I" 'ne -nnrf end ~ MaiB . nesf o. Frit-.