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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02
va T.. NeCLocp. En-. :. WHEATON.
M'CLOUD a. WHEATON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Corner Of Fourth end thea,ut streets,
ST. LOUIS. No.

Sf. LOUIS, 40.
$40 Legacy il 50 rich rs Honesty
VEyE HAVE just received our Spring
Hs5 Stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
IT, Stnils, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgical and
Dental Instruments, which nc offer for sale low
for Cash OF approved paper ut cash pieces
t'ur object is keep none but the very purcs,
articles, nut such aahayc meritcd til confidence
oi our best practitioners. For which purpose We
have made arrangements with the different Man
riaeinrers Of Europe aud America 10 receive
them direct: therefore we can warrant ihcIn free
from adnitefai'on They are comprised in par,
OF the following -
1000 nzs. Sa'pi. Qaininc.
30 Carhess Acid saphurir,
;'h9 lbs. Bermuda Arrow Root.
- hhls. Alum.
goo lbs. English Blue Mass,
loo lbs. American Blue Mass,
100 Lbs. Calomel,
Cascs Gum Aloes,
30 oz. Morphine,
1000 lhs. Sal Epsom,
800 lis. Sup. Carb Soda,
30 bbls. Sp,s. Turpeniiue,
1900 hs White Lead Pure,
30 bbls. Camwooi,
Go bills. I.agwood,
1000 lhs paa'd. Rhriharh.
Besides large assortment OF Chemicals. Sur
giea ard Dental Instruments. Druggists and
Physicians will find II advantageous 10 call aud
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
April 9th, 1916. 33-.f
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10 men o 10 books-there are before
and bshisd two empty covess-childhood
ard Old agc.-yean Paxl.
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UEraA PoLrrESFss--It is remarked by
some writer that excess Of ceremony shows
: want Of good breeding This Is true
There 10 nothing 90 troublesome as overdone
politeness; il il worse than overdone beef.
steak. Atruly we'll bred man makes every
persou around him feel at ease. He does
not throw civilitics about him with . shovel,
sos, toss compliments in . bundle, - be
would hay with piichfork.
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ALSO, GzeOrs.Fssrs.

Sugar, coffee, 7. ii. Tea. first rate ar
'icle, pepper, spices, soap. buckets, tabs.
tobacco. nails, glass. apples md peaches,
rosn and currants. ). II. AMI Y. u. m,hs-
ses, salnratns, ginger, starch. candies, ci-
der vinegar. cotton yarii, powder. shot and
lead, salt, &c. &c.
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TEyiIE subscriber having received lis
SPRING g. SUMME.. STOCK. i.
prepared 10 supply customers with Gaois
II moderate prices. The following tic
some az The articles he has on hand:-
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DAVENPORT CABINET AND
CHAIR HyaNTrASTOlsY.

"VllE subscriber would
N respectfully inform
his old customers and the
pahlic generally that hay.
i'm taken the hai'ding for
merry occupied by Samuel
Geycr, situated on the cor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 8, . 7. NJ.
n.,ei.n no change in The markets, OF any
.do,;ou. Flour aud provisions both re-
lining as las quoted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

Tickets Il dollars; n ccrtiGca,e Of %
whole ticket Wi!teest 80 dollar; shares
III proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09
ALLIOEN

\, nr.t 70 announce that Mr.. A, S. Hal
M Il this city. met with serious aecI.
ss.,.,d.v He was standing on Mofket
J, ae., a dfay. when a cart the horse OF
s,h u,s running of. passed 50 near him as
|,s,ow him completely over The draw ,6faia-
=, side Of his body aud cutting his head
,aly We understand that his wounds
moi considcred dang roas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09
ENTR ACT OLE COEFEE

r have ius received fresh supply ef lni- most dell
=. article and there nothing l To- laF fea
tH4 Coffee and To The flavor.
oela1 - McGTNN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09
CALL. ROUND.

2 = HISS = O.. have just received their Fall ana
A." Wtcr stock Of goods WAichIs HHaeh larger than
usual fhc friends ant customers ut tine establishment
are INV red To call All Kinds al r!eiHg furnished
dig made or ofder at the shortest notice.
keeo'lset ta rR duar lbnye the L. $. Ilotnf wa
Ter street, where ue Banar coats hanging rght side
ont oct T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09
NewIarsey lottery Glass "a
Alexandria Lottery. Class T.

Draws Nov. q, 1917; 70 Nos; IA drawn
ba1Iots
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

TEN boa.s Adananiue candles JIsL received apd far
sale lower than any ever sod IN tbs warkcte N
Nov JAS Sick IL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

4 MOTHER tot Of those superior blankets Of Mckee,
Ruhr Is0u'- make just itreFed and i1f sale al
Iitaifu rtircr's price hy GREER a NtTTE.
srt % No lG2. Market 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09
TEAMBONT REGISTER.

rEfoRTEb RY ell HGRRY
lRgIYAIs AN DEPARTURES
|roais for tho lost 24h,ur5 cafins yests
|d 4 o'clock, 2 u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

or u0I Bed corla Jos, rrcc.red aud i,f-aleHs
sSASS oct - II BERRY ~ ttef ST..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

" ROM Haek setter eoraar of Man and mon
: is "eHd especially Iatpau both -lteie and mar
fea e5s"n thrt No Has the eeIehtair arie5aa friH1
H5otat Winch Is HE nla-t tau1He medicine n tHease
Hd recess # fa9der ~ tle wrapper oH Tho bottled
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-09

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
TO FARMERS!

TOILET WOOLLEN FACTORY. The
% subscriber will keep on hand large assnrl-
men, OF clJth ni his own manufacture, winch he
proposes n exchange e. wool. lie will give
one yard of good heavy cloth tor two aud half
pounds Of good clean wool of the SAM quality
or be will work wool upon shares, as fIllows:--
give one-hall the cloth the wool makes by rec,iy-
ing eight tents per yard from the customer upon
bis hall, oral, the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents pcfyard ior manufacturing, lie will
also manufacture for cus,omers--blanists, Jeans
and ninnels, az well as saline,t anJ full cloth.
Cth DreSsing done on reasonable terms,
aud at short notice. None but the hes. work
men viii b, employed.
Any person going to Chicago, from the cen.
trsl or southern part of the state, will pass by
this town, an all the subscriber wishes. TO in.
sure Continuance Of patronage, is TO once have
man palrolze him. Wool can he sant up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Matieson Joliet,
VIII county, to the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru,
us, and II will he forwarded, where cloth will
DO put up in a neat and safe manner, according
to the above terms, aud sent in return 10 any part
Of the State without troubling the owners to nc.
company it. ! A MATrES0N.
N. Persons coming hom distance with
quantity Of wool to be carded or manufactured,
II obliged to stay over night, shall be to no cx.
pensc. JAM.
Joliet, March 22l, 1917. 40
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AGRICULTURAL.
aow1No az az .ERDs.

=
One very prominen, error which we
RuId particularly allude 10 at this time,
|the impor,an! work of laying lands to
>ss. 10 the withholding suiHcien, seed
10 necessity Of sowing grass seed even.
( and sufficiently thick TO insure the &C.
patton Of The entire soil, mus. be obvi
h ioall,
IL most fields, there are not half the
|snber Of plants of artificial grasses
|6ich should fad footing in The SOIL
Bis gives an opportunity for the native
asses and noxious weeds TO come in,
|hichis always a serious disadvantage 70
|e former, ani heavy injury t. the crop
hay. In this business, the only true
blicy for the farmer TO adopt is, 10 SOW
boo much" rather Than NJ, enough
~ allowing a large quantity of seed, he
iii draw his crop to a finer texture, aud
Ia no risk Of having a part, and that,
|,l unfreqnenlly, large one. unoccupied
h crowded with weeds. II has been re
|.zfkcd, that il would be as reasonable
10 firmer 10 PERM, one-hali Of the
|ilk 10 remain in his cows udeers, as To
|srmi. his fields. tina, have been properly
|;epared for The reception Of grass seed,
remain unoccupied or covered with
|0rthless plants. Nature, says one,
ever works in this way. Give her
mn, aud dJn't counieract her eff rls.
|pdshe Fl Is every space with some profit.
| lie production" Every farmer should
idcayor TO increase, as FAR as practicable,
liz fertility and produclivenes OF his soil.
costs no more 10 cultivate an acre Of
Ass land which produces two tons OF
by. than To cnllivatue one from which
| u half a ton Is obtained. We fear, how.
Fer. that on this important subj ct. SO
hsxibly and perinlci)usly have tho
inds Of The f,rming com nunity general.
become fixed by the clogs and hamp.
r OF old prgjndices and long established
sages, that We shall realize the truth Of
le ancient alage;
Advice eratuitou, is n,u,ht;
Hmefeiy read. lis dearly b,ughi,
liz but the price nj cent per cent,
Tie VISIONS voice, anl kindly meant"
lay is an important article, and any
leans to increase the amount annually
roduced, i' certainly deserving OF seri
as regard. by every one who owns o.
occupies farm.
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u N1He australian Nellie Tree The
Bfiica, or nellle, is Of an enormous size,
seing large tree, with leaves that once
1een aud felt, will never be forgotten.
remember well, in my search f,r plants,
Hal needless Of this gen,leman's proxim.
,ty, and gazing up as ! wen, along, was
bsoused from my meditalions by too
|orcible appeal 10 my feelings my face
Ind breast being exposed 10, or only dc,
Tended BY q i..in sIliri, were covered with
hne mass Of blislers instan,aneously. IL
by cndeayors TO extricaie myself, my
hands and arms. bare TO tho elbow, wer'
vjaiisj 10 ilY same manner. ! rushe'
NJ or the shrub like a mad-man' threw
xself on tho ground, and rolled oye
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NOTICE.

nERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
lots IN the "Ouawa Cemetery" can
have the same f,r s. each, if taken before
The LIST of May next after which time an
price will be charged in pro-
portion TO the value Of the improvements
made. &. III. NORRlS.
March -, iS47. 36-f
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To the Public.

VHyIE GREAT HEALING sALVE The
: wonderful eil,c, ol Councils Pain ENtrutoT
in removing all pain from burns almost Instantly
upon it's application, is truly astonishing and
did the public generally know OF the sauatlye
properties, we are convinced that no person, es.
pecally heads of families, would allow them.
selves tn he n single day without II. II has long
been desidcratum with medical men to find
safe and established remedy for burns, one which
would remove Inflammation without causing I'D.
dtlonol pain and speedily extract the ERE.
This great magical pain extractor combines all
these properties and many more. IL prevents ~
extracts modification, relieves all pain caused by
bruises, blis,ered surfaces, &c. The guoran, as
serlons often made that any thing said 10 have
universal merit must be good for nothing Is best
replied 10 hy informing the scientific, that all
the properties Of anpdyne, nstrngcnt, ontisepic,
nervinr, herpa,ic and hal-amc, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con-
cenlrated in the most powerful degree, which
union composing drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as To
give often the appearance OF n miracle.
The above article with cure the lollowing com
nlain,s, or no pay taken far ii, ,iz;-Burns
scalIs, sprains, eruptions, chllGlans, old sores,
bruises scrofulo, sore eyes, sore nipples, srysip.
elias, pimplcs on the face, white s~cllines pilcr,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the following "a child, nephew ola
friend Of NINE stepped in vessel of boiling wa.
ter and scajcd its leg up to its knee, when Con
nel's pain extractor, from FL Courtlandt street,
was appliel, which almos, instantly gave relief
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,
Also child Of my own burned its hand severe
". and used the salve, which gave instant re-
lief. and seen cured it entirely and | Tor one,
could not he induced to be without it, | think
every family should always keep /, on hand to
use in case Of such accidents. II ADAMS,
Pastor Of Trinity church, Sougeriics, N. y.
r-rConnels Pain Extractor is sold Wholesale
and retail by C0MST0CK & BRoTnRS,
50 Second 1t, st. Lnu,s,
3g6n and G |. THOMPSON ,iaus
n pannda amaL nl MIMI rnr
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i. BAssNET1
Fever and Aguc.

Agent for the ProprietOrs
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For suylliIs.
DaJGS, MEDICINES, &c.

HN,IE subscriber has just received
from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs, medicines. dye SUITS,
paints, oils, putty, glass and glassware,
&c, Sc; alsot he hes, quality OF brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. b. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call a, the old stand on the south side oil
the public square, and examine til stock
beforeo lrchasi elsewhere.
July2S, 1916 G.. l. WALK Err.
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g ancient adagt
Erhm The Mainn Fnrnnr

Prop iantiou Of Fruit by budding.
This method of proT agaling frau, has
Low become so common in most sections
the country. that TO lay down definite
pies Tor its performance, would doubles,
. considered superAnous. As presume
post Of the readers oe The Farmer are ac-
uainIcd with the art, shall contine nv
,marks, at this time, TO the principles
j'ticli appear 10 determine its success. -
f3udding.' remarks an able writer in the
london Gardeners Chronicle, rs kind
ftransplaning, and the causes Of success
= failure, in the two operations, are no,
|ery different. 10 transplanlng, a tree
4 dug out of the ground in one place, and
b removed 10 another. In budding, a
tlece is cut on. of the stem of one tree
md fastened TO another. The Garth is a
Roufce OF food to the former; elements of
he latter II from any cause a trans
lanted tree loses its fluid contents faster
han Il can get more from the earth, il
les: If bud loses its fluid con,eus fast.
u Than II can get more from the living
issue TO which il has been transferred il,
lso perlshes. The iransplanled tree
aust form new mouths at the end of its
Ioots, wherewilh to feed the triumphant
d bud must form new mouths over its
|,hole under surface. for the same end. :
InselectIng bulls f,r insertion, i, is in ,he
ighcst degree important that they be per-
Get. Good buds are easily obtained, and
pay be detected by their superior prom
pence and plumpness. Many disasters
esuli from not exercising sulicien, care
nd circunspeciion ia this business. and
With many the Propagation by the bud,
as fallen into dsrespect and disuse in
consequence. The leaf bud Of a tree i
#ius described: it consists of central,
Eital portion, called the growing poln,
vcr which skin Of bark is drawn. II
ne growing poin, is destroyed, the bud
ierishes. 1t forms what is named The
Iye OF the bud, and being bli,le and ten
Yer, easily snaps off When the wood of
10 bud is jerked out. II, however, it is
'uIled OFT in that part Of The operation.
he bud is useless and will remain blind.
When tho formation Of the bud is not
ornpleie, this result frequently occurs.
When a bud is inserted in branch, in
order that it may grow and develop a
healthy system, all the flowers or fruit
previously formed upon i. should be re.
moved, leaving the nursing to receive the
whole suslenance it is competent TO sup.
ply. This appears 10 be an indispensa.
pie precaution, for in iwen,y.seven ex.
periments made by me, in which this
uie was inadvertently overlooked, or,
more property speaking. ignoran,ly ne.
elected. bu, five succeeded, and those
vere on trees that were no, tina, season in
fruit. As 10 the material TO he used in
lying. think the rind Of the bass, when
can he obtained, is the best, as j, is soil
Endlyielding in its texuire--docs no, scar
&fy the bark, and will las, longer Than al.
hos! any o.iier article known.
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II TIE ITO NJ!
GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES AT
+. BASSNETT'S


+. BASSN ETT'S
NO. 4, Brick Buildings. }
IL AVlNG lately received an addi-
b d IionaI supply OF fine English prints
and de lanes, will now sell them at
NeU York Uidi6Sait Prices.
These goods are Of lhe fines. texture,
Of The fastest and most brilliant colors
and of Tie most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all who wish to Fur
chase fall dresses, to call and Sc then
before they buy elsewhere, confiden
that they are bolh-chcop' chcaper!! an.
cheapsSiW
Look at these Prices, and remember
that the Quality can't be bea;
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FEVER d AGs T..

flr, the proprietor has found II only rtcos-
-ary to test it, pruCtigal aud lcHltl TrsiCnup tl-
sings IN the communities " here II has ht,n IL
truduccd. la the lroud testimonials So chcll'd,
the worth of the fChrlugc il made mnuiirsi; and
It is therefore confidently sent upon it, heolrg
erraHd into the Valley OF the Mississippi. lie
sends 1t there as a medicine, now T'gSld,d IN tie
Northern nd Western States as cure Ntose
progress is uudimmed. and ,rihOut ScHiDr JrF
IRE 10 short, sustained wherever tosl,d, (atd
the evidence can be furnished. if there are any
inclined TO be skcpiicnl) rs " Agut- BIctbng,
Ftre' RtmoriTg, Gn6 mann. h,ttutg.'
AZ such, MAcKENzILs TuNlr ryrntrrGr is
new oiIeredlo the Ague diseased at Illruols, atd
the states adj dining, aud to those cnlgtauIs "a 1t
travellers who may he ailncksd by the Arue aud
Fever away frcn, their homes nGd families. II
is submitted as m infallr remedy for the ter
rife local disease aueudont upon our soils, aud
The miasmalic eNhalations orsirg lh,T'lr'm.
by properly adhcrinp 10 the directions acc'm-
panying It, or giving heed to The wanirGs that
the system Invariably gives IN advance Of nalGty,
the constitution may not only he rescued f,m lis
thrldom 10 the rayaser, but even ils srsllthi,st
approaches frustrated before allow Cd fuolhoid.
To the prudent. whist has been stated ahdve
will answer as we'll as il volume ut verbppe
were placed before them TO all those who r,-
/ s,t this invitation to t'7 remedy that has al
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
" ords that can be said, art
I The wise man pFospcrs on the foot fcr rhli
[ Ills wisdom's part to break diseases thraIl.
/ Tor sale by the Proprictrrs Agent
/ HOSBASSNETT Ottawa, Illinois
/ Aug IS, 1919
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Super damisk for tables. Yards vide IS
And all other things in proportion.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
of English blankets, coun,crpanes, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, of which
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices, | also expect TO
receive in few weeks, a full supply OF
winter goods, which will be able TO sell
iom for Cash or country Produce.
Cl37 Il. BAssNETT.
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n f " 81 O Il f.
RIt HARD con y

IN 0ULD respectfully inform the
Y ' citizens Of Peru, LA Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Gr0ctri,S, Hardw0re, Boois T. Shoes,
Sc, &C., &c,
is equal To any in the country. He
stock was sci, cted with great care for tins
market. and he feels satisfied thai his
prices are as low "a t!ose Of any o'her
establishment in tie coua,ry. lie re-
specially invites the farmers a.9d others
to give HIM a call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves
La SoiIs, March 10, 1876.
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IRON AND NAILS.

~ TONS IRON & NAILS.-We have just
L y received our Spring stock If IRON and
Nails. direct from the manuiactory, all Of which
we will warran, To be Of the very best quality,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Aprl l6 1917. J.MANLEY & co.
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New DIvg sIOic.

q THE Subscriber has re-
ET,s> moved to the new building
~ recently erected by George
A.i Cooley, one door month al
the Mansion House, where
$780, he is now prepared (snce
his return from the east to offer the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, aieii-
cines. Chemicals, Points. oils, Glass,
aud every article in the line OF Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety OF Patent Mrdr-
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, Offered 10 the
public, consisting Of
Indian ChoIogogue ftrn''ock's Vrrniiuge
smiths Tome Syrup Cnugh Bdlsam
Houses Indian Ionic Eye-watcr
Ferrs's do do Ruheiacient
Bristar's BaIsam wild Cherry; Cough horengcsI
Bri,tnl's Carmiuative l,"2cugcs; Sands Harsapa'
dlla, Comstock's d.; Lees An'i-billi"us PlHs'
EDmore's do do; phincy's do do; Weights Indian
Vegetable do; Bruecs vegetable aud tome do;
Posts poor mnn's d,; loopers female do' smith
sugar coated do; Branlrrths do; Nistat's d"
Resurrection do; Motifs phruX bItirrs aud pills
lew Dayid's Hebrew plaster Spohn', headache
remedy; Cheeseman's Aabirn bal'am; PecioIa
hal,am honey; Downs bal,amic chxer; Bartbolo
news pink expectpnnt; Parcels Arabian I'm
mcut; HAYS Linlneut, for piles; BARCLAY cr"ui
cubobs and sars,pariila. aud many artcIrs no
enumerated. which will :, II as low ~ hirng'
prices. Aug % i6-S q. l.. THOMPSON
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DAYTON
" 0OLLEN I \ { I 0 Il !


WYE void most respectfully inform 90
w friend, ou' patrons that tie above 's'th'
lshment is still III oTefsIIon, ana WI continue
10 be, so long as we coh,nre to receive >uch
liberal share ofpublic palronas' 'hu WouIu h''S
renew our promise that no rairss az ne sl''''
on our part, with skiIiul Uo,hmon. Ia I'rG'f se-
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing IT,
f)lIowIng kinds OF goods, ,ili
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere. Miincti, Tweed. Jeans, LiHScy,
Flannels of different hiIdS. and Blankets.
Which We ollrr for sale whulr cor retail, very
cheap. for Cash, Whcai.cr W.oL or will MAXI
liberal exchanges, say | I'd. iull'dcI'th for from
p to 3 lbs Of wool. / vi. aus Cor tbs, yd
llanuel for lbs pair very heavy hlanke'sfo r
as much more wool as it iakas to make them
&c, all the same qualify. Orw Will mann
facturc lullcd cloth on c"nluissicn AZ fom 81
TO 62j cents per yd. Wool ciiculu ed for cx
changing or manufacturing should he well wash
ed on the sheep aud relied ~ IN scrarnr, ileeces
CAEDlNG AND SPINNING,
viii he done at from 10 to Is cents per pound
CARDlNG will he done Lis season at cents
except very fine 81 cents per pound Come on
with your fine wool, az We have just received
two new single machines Of the latest and most
improved style, which viii hcIu, in compIct
order, with fine cards, NO 81 aud 33) hy the
Goth inst, and are calculated expressly for Gus
tom work. Our old machine will be Tut in .od
order, and will do Justice to the conrser qualities
Persons coming from distance can havuheir
work done with the least possible delay and in
a manner which We will earrantto give sails
faction.
CLOTH DREssING
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
Mark this well.

A GUE--There is no necessity for
"a any one to have the Ague when 1t
is So satisfactorily proved that Macken'
zie's Tonic Febrlfugc will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprelors
Of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where i, fails, when the directions
are strictly complied ~ih
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