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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN, ! WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that o.
~ Murray Of Washington street, the only place
in 81. city where you can depend upon having full attention
RID to the repairing cleaning dyeing and altering all kinds
Of Gentemens Clothing short reasonable
Give trial. and will find that for six shllngs only,
you have made look equal
sid Of that Ses steam Cleaning and dyeins uye
note to 81 Murray street. Gentlemen prepare for Spring in
time A. CORTISSOS from Iondon "
m2 m --N~N~'''
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VACUUM PANS for sale with all the apparatus for max
%s..%s E" PFEsTER Go3 pPH t. No !, Burns sir
M XN6zNEsE-ioo Casks block oxide Of Manganese
AMI PERSsE 4 BROOKS, au N.s.sus.
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M ADAME AMEDEE PESTRAIX begs leave to inform
WI the ladies Of New York. and vicinity that she has
sng oflawns and silks Of every variety aud begs
purchasing call and her goods
before buying elsewhere.
MADAME AMEDEE PESTRAIX
No. AN Canal Northwest of Broad
way; two glass cases at the door. ala 2txrc
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NBw YoRK April l3th 19i7.
222 Water street.
HALL COLgY,S .CONCENTRIC DUPLICATE
MARINERS COMPASS
w E. he undersigned have used and tested Mr. Colby's
w newly invented Mariners Compass
This Compass believe high merit for its
senslbty and oscillations embarrassed
local aud attractions electric
We most checrfully recommend this compass the
mercal world being safe and superior % any
(Sgned) Capt. s. THAYER, Steamer Oregon
THOS HOWARD, Pilot.
Capt s. VAN PELT, Steamer Knckerbocker.
ais It.rc WILLIAM WILCOX, Pilot,
NOTICE.
THE undersigned informs the public that he will not psys
Of $685. which he gave Mr. Leopold Fleschner
payment for house few days sincewhich made
payable months after dateas he intends the vadi
~ of the sale Oh which the note given. . -
ais 3tsrc SOLOMON HEIGHT.
$50 LEND DoaSa R PsId as Sssss
suit applicants. This sum belongs trust, and
will be loaned for Of years Apply Immediately to
BROAD, No. II Wall street. in the Croton Water office
basement. al5-eod2msrc
MINIATURE PAINTING.
MIR McDOUGAL has taken the room No II, in building
Iva known Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Of Broadway and Murray street. where he would be happy
attend orders miniature water color sketches
ais 1msc
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GEORGE LOWDEN, $50 BROADWAY,
ELATTERED by the very great encouragement he has
II ceiyed his in business, respectfully
socs eny inspection Of his and varied assortment OF
Thread ace Emboderies staple and figured Musas Che
mzetts Lace Cares (he yle rich Partisan Collars,
Infants Robes, French Cambria Handherchcls, richly
broidered hem stitched Rvere. Some very superb Paris
edlework; Long Shaw general assortment of silk and
cotton Hosery the best quality Of ladies' and gentemen
Kid Cloves white and black Dcm Vels Of black
Rmss; Lace, very caesp Point Lace, dAsaeon rich
being purchased for cash. ladies will nd this desirable
opportunity of efecting very considerable saving.
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WANTED,
SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER, with from three
"A to fye thousand dollars capital te enter mechanical and
profit per annum old established stand Please address
O. O. Herald Office, stating where interview be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

NAVAL STORES.
CRUDE TURPENTINE, suitable for druEesu ship
~ chambers, ink makers, &c.
Spirits Turpetine Of very superior quality and which will
be put packages suitable for shipment any Of the
world.
Pltch-A fine article, and extra sire.
Tar-Rope makers and thin OF excellent quality.
Rosns-Soap makers and other descriptions various quail
ties
Ysrnishcs-Bright and Varnishes very superior.
The above articles offered for sale low rates and lots
to suit purchasers, by JAS. T. TAPSCOTT;
Dis,iller and Manufacturer successor to
abr Cooke & Adams, O. South
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SpOETlNG BO0Ts--An entirely new ,rticIs q Hunting
and Fishing Boots Manufactured 70 order, OF Goodyear
Ms,tlc Rubber and warranted P,yf,csy geo for
Sole Agent for C3oodyeaYs Manufactures,
mao im'rh 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

WIGS! WIGS!
GTRANGERS and CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
~ Toupee, invited inspect the extensive assort-
inert Of VIM. BATCHELOR where they can select from
the largest stock in the United States There always best
place procure article business and the best place
TO buy Wig Toupee, Bacbelors mandatory MOI
Wall street, Broadway Private rooms for fitting Wigs
Copy the address. all lmsr
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CROTON HOSE, DAYS PATENT--The inventor Of
~ this article offers for SALE pledgng himself to replace
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having after
many experiments been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the
ton patented 1t is now all right For sale No; 20
Courtland street. HORACE II. DAY.
mn
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPINGi-

NO. W CEDAR STREET
MR. G. c. MARSH, Accountant, author of ne Science
Iv1 of Double. Entry Bookkeeping Simpfed, and IN
Ar orsnsle Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
teach above.
Course Of public are nforne
that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh in teaching
this branch truly Of practice in keenin
books rather than course Of lectures on the theory
The pupil becomes familiar from actual with all the
books constituting and person Of good capacity will by
this course competent bookeeper ia month
and will receive certificate 10 that effect
Prospectus with be obtained at the Rooms from
A Nj To r. NJ
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
George j, Weaver,
ROPE NaAYHR 4 SHYP Cy1ANDkHfl.

No. I3 North Wafer Street, PhiLadelpkic.
HAS constantly on hand. q general assort-
ment of Cotdage, Seine T~ihes, &e., viz |:
Tsfd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, .
complete sssortmeut Of Seine Twines. &c. such as
Hemp shad and Herring Twine, Bes, Patent Gill
Net iwine, Cotton Shad and Hetrins Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Haiters, Trees, Cotton end Linen Csfpet Chains,
&C.. all of which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms.
Phiiadelphis. November "a. 's42.-iy.
M GLASSES The i,s, quality Sugar House
N Molssses, only 12l cents per quart; slso,
superb ne article Of yellow Moassss for baking, on
" l25 cents per qusrt--for sale at The store or
June 10, ls4e. HENRY NASSEK.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
The Drunkard's Resolve.

The Drunk rsi's Resolve,
AIR-.fm I not Jondiy thine o.cr.
Go, 60, thou that enslavest me,
Now, now, thy power is o'er;
Long, long, have l obeyed thee.
Now I'll not drink any more.
No, no, no, no,
No, I'll not drink any more.
Thou. thou bringest me ever,
Deep, deep sorrow and pain;
Then, then, from thee I'll sever,
Now I'll not serve thee again.
No, no, no, no,
No, I'll not serve thee again.
Rum, Rum, thou hast bereft me,
Home, friends, pleasures so sweet;
Now, now, Forever I've len ther,
Thou and never shall meet.
No, no, no, no,
Thou and l never shall meet.
Joys, Joys, bright as the morning,
Now, now on me will pour;
Hope, hope swee,ly ia dawning,
Now III not drink any more.
No, no, no, no,
No I'll not drink any more.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
4 Prise Conantlsum,

A concert was given in Philadelphia on
Thurscay evening the ilth ult, at which q
Piano. valued at e25O, was awarded to the au.
thor of the best conundrum handed in. The
following is the cunundrum to which the nisjor.
ity ofthe committee awarded the prlEe--under
protest, as we understand. Of Mr.. Du Sole.
Zone Of the commit,ee,) who conlended that it
wos deficient in merit.
6N-Why is the character of the prize
piano estimated like the character uf the great
and good man!
Because we Judge Of its grandeur by i,s &C.
.ion-i,s goodness by its tone.
In lieu Of the above, the following 10 the one
which the dsagreeing member OF the committee
contended was the 'bcs, and most original,' via
425.-Why does en- individual who gets
deeply. darkIy, beautifully Blue" enact the part
of a religious hypocrite !
Because he wears the livery of Heaven 10
serve the devil in!
The following conundrun, read upon the
occasion, were entitled to ctedt for peculiar
excellence.
5Os.-Why is Santa Anna, in asserting tha,
the United States Army and people were row.
ards and barbarisns, like harp struck by light.
ming
Because he is o blss,ediyrc
694-Why was Jonah reckonrd among the
upper ten thousand 7
Because he was The bosom companion Of a
big fish.
969.-.Why should msh With one cent ex.
port large quantity Of bresdstutf!
Because he is the osner Of Ten mills.
e93.-Why should Prince Albert feel jss.
lous Of one of our American geuerslst
Becau,e Taylor has his arms around Victoria
9e6 why Is tho man that wins the prize
piano like man asking his vile ior 4 desser,
after dinner!
Answer.--Be Because he says I'll take that pie
Anna. t --.t.4H .tr4. -.--
Why is an act u homicide like Great Bri
tain
Because it 10 known over the world - s..as
sination-(a-sasy-nation.)
s26.-Why is the beauty Of the prize plan
like Charles Dickens
Ans1eI--Beeause il lies in lis Notes.
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A e A R b.
COunterfciters'
d e A Il H d L o w.

F1>he pubic wiit please observe that no Btandcth
L Pills are genuine, unless the box has three la-
heIs upon it, (the top, the sie and the bottom)
each ccatsinine fac. simils signature Of my hand.
writing, lhys-b. BWasresrn, NJ. D.-1hese le.
bel. are engraved on steel. isAutifnily designed.
and done At an xpeI,se Of over f2000.-Therefove
il wii he s~ea that ihe only thing necessary to pro-
cers the medicine in it's purity is to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side. and the bottom
The fhowios respective Ps'sons are dulv au,h,'fi
sed. and Anti
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brus6rvsk's Vegetable Chitrrsai
Pin.
Northumberland county: Milion-Mackey 4
Chsmbe,lin. sunhury--H. b. Masser. M'E~ens-
eiiie--lieland 4 MeixelL Norhumtcrland--Wm m
Forsyth. 0eorgetown-J. Il ]. Walls.
Union County: New Berhn-Bogsr Il Win.
ter. Seiinsgrose-George Gundrum. Middle
barg-Isasc Smith. Deaver,p~u-%- David Hublcr
Adamsburg-Wm ]. May. MiffiinshuIg-Mensch
n Rey, Hsr,!etcn-Daniei Long Freeburg-
g. 4 &c. Meyer. Lewisbure-walls T. Green.
Columbis county Danville-E, d. Reynolds
4 Go. Berwick-Shumsn Il R,tienhouse. Cat
awisss-C. G. Brobts. Bloomsburs--,John r..
Moyen jersey Town-Lesi Bisrl. Washington
Robt McCay. Limestohe-Bsliia. Z ncNineh,
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger.
ti6cate Of Agency, containing a representation oi
ur BRANDRETH'S Manufactofy al Sing sins,
and upon which will also be seen exact copies Of
the nep labels nsu used upon the Brundrefh i'iH
Brres.
Philadelphis, Office No 9, Moth 9Th street.
B. BRANDRETH, N. ID.
June 24th tsA3.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

From the Union.
Oar Hearts, Dear Girls, are with you sttil.
SONG FOR ras voLrSrwERs.
AIR RusseTs Variation Of Yunkre Doodle.
BY ROBERT JosssLYN.
We're TAr awWy in foreign land
Responsive to our cuuntry's cali,
A little but gallant band
Fair Freedoms sons, and brothers all.
Onr pleasant hoires, our kin and friends,
At thought ofthese onr bosom thrill
While memory her magic lends
Our hearts, dear girls, are with you still.
New forms and faces meet II. here,
Unlike the loved ones left behind.
Strange voices fall upon our car,
But none with tone so sweet and kind.
The dark-eyed beauty strives in vain
Affections lonely void TO fill;
For go" we only wear the chain
Our hearts, dear girls, are with you still.
No hoiyday pursuit is ours
The burning sun, the chilling dew,
The battle where the drsth.storm showers,
We cheerful suffer all for you!
We ask M guerdon Sut your praise;
Go where we may, and come what will,
Forever, as in bygone days,
Our hearts, dear girls, are with you still
Camp near Monterey, herico, Dec. l, ls4G,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
Boot & Shoe
;STABLTsH NJ e N +.

DANIEL DRUCKEMII.I.ER,
his Uld Establishment. IN Market Street,
Sunbury,
(OPrOsITE THE RED LION IIuTEf,)
D ETURNS his thanks for past fsvors, and re-
spec,fuly informs his friends and the public
nerally, that he continues 10 manufacture to OF.
Z, in the neatest and latest style,
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
arranted Of the hes, material and made by the
ost experienced workmen. He also keeps on
md q general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
n,lrmen, together with large stock Of fashion.
lie gentle men s. boys ladies' and child ems Shoes,
| of which have been made under his own immc.
ate INSPECTION, and are of the bes, material aud
okmanship, which h" will sci; low for cash.
In sidiiion TO the above, he has Just rcceived
ON Philad, lphia a large and extensive supply of
oo,s, Shoes, &c. of all descriptions, which he also
Tcrs for cash. cheaper than ever before of; red in
i, pIsce. de respectfully invites his old custo-
crs, and others, TO cal aud examire for them.
Ives.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Suniury, August 18th, 1885,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
rortrait oT q Hard Case.
BY rUw JR


Now YOU that was cut out for q man, but so
Villsinonsly spoiled in making up, I'll sttend TO
yonf case. For what end did you burst open the
worlds door, and rush in uncaiied, like man
chased by mad bull What good do you exA
peet to bestow upon yoar fellow men, Some
useful invention, some heroic act some great
discovery or even one solitary remark, No.
Those that look fer anything good from you, will
be jnst as badly fooled as the man who caught
skunk and thought it was kitten or the wo.
man who made green's of gun powder tea. You
know where the neatest, fightest pants, with tho
strongest straps can be got ION TIC but you don't
know where the useful lecture will be delivered:
you know ths color OF vest, but never studied
the gorgeous hues Of the rainbow, unless il was
to wish for piece to make a eravat Of: you
know how fool feels in full dress, but you don't
know how man feels when he eats the bread
earned by the sweat Of his brow; you know how
monkey looks. for you see one every day TWEEN.
ty times in yonr landiady's looking glass. but
you don't know how man feels after doing a
good action, you don't 60 where that sight IL to
be seen Oh you wasp. wasted, catfish mouthed
baboon.shoudered, calliper-legged, goose.eyed.
sheer. p.faced, whiskered drone in the worlds
ee.heed. What are you good for Nothing
but 10 cheat your tailor, neatly to lisp by rote
line from some milk and cider poetaster, sen;i.
mentally Talk love- eat oysters and act the fool
shamefully ! say does your mother know you're
out, am afraid Won have no noth,r nor never
| hadl
| You are OF no more use in this world than a
time piece in a beaver DAM or yY1,tras. in hog
pen. You fill no larger space in this worlds eye
| than the toenail of mosquetoe in 4 market
house, Or a stump.tailed dog in all out doors !.
| YOU are as little thought Of a. the fellow who
Knocked his erandmother's last tooth down her
throat and as for your brains. ten thousand
such could be preserved in drop of brandy. and
have As much sea room as a tad pole In Lake
Superior
And as FOR your ideas, you have but one. land
that is stamped on your leaden skull an inch
deepl that 1ArLoRs and females were made to be
gnlled by you, and that you think decent people
envy your appearance. Poor, useless tobacco
worm! You are decidedly hard case!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
II" "HNHHUN1
p I a N @ S.

I~HE SUBSCRIBER has b-en appointed sQens,
i for the sale of CONRAD MEfES'S GEL,
;BRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
mos at this place. These Pianos have pisin.
na~si~e and h ~ ifo exterior fii,h and, fr depth
I'D swrsNr,~ss of tone, and eleg 'nce of workman.
hip, s'r NJ. supposed by any IN Tire United States
fhe following is a recommendation from CARL
bkrS, celebrs.ed pcrfo'saer, sad hiznsek man.
if,ctuiers
A G. R b.
HAvINa had the pleasure ot trying the excel
IN, Primo Fores Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. and
Exhibited at the last exhibition Of the Fr,nkm In.
sitxN, Zee, II due 10 tire true nrerii Of the maker
o declare that these instruments arc quite 'Qual'
,uL in some respects even superior, TO all thr ri.
ano Fmtss, saw at the capitals Of Europe, and
during eiouro oftwo years a, Paris.
1'hes. Planes w,A tr sod AZ the manu- facturcr's $
t-<.est PhiIadeiPhia rrrrs, il nh something "wrr
rers.@s s~e requested 10 call and examine fol
themselves, ii the rri.iepce Of The suhscrher.
Sunhury, May IL, lS45. n. 3. MhSSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

QrkeR DEcIsIoSs. Various and amusing ara
the stories told OF Justices OF the Peace, popu.
larly called S9aires, who as they temper mercy
with the strict rigor Of the law, give judgments
OF the most hdicrons cast. Our Baltimore ma
eistrates. in times gone by, have given some
strange decisions, bu: they are fairly eclipsed by
the following. which we find chronicled by
correspondent of Cincinnati paper.-Bds,f,
more Clipper.
knew Squire in Pennsylvania, before
whom certain Henry B~nner, who did not a.
bound much in worldly goods, was brought for
q breach of the peace. The case was flag.
rinl one, and the evidence was clear and expli-
cit.
We'll, Henry. said the Squire. 1T ish'r' wort
while TO hear your defence, de cnse is 30 blain,
unt ven you hat de monny. I should fine you
dree dollars, aber knows you aint got do ust
red cent. pu, as te ends OF Justice musht not be-
defeated, &c bIantlf shall pay my costs unit I
will bay de konstabers costs mineself, and you.
Henry, are hereby sentenced to shop wood four
days on mine tdttin as your fine"
The Indians on the Tonewando reservation,
New York, had given great trouble to all tho
ncighboring magistrates with their petty and
vexatious lawsuits, and great complaints on the
subject being made known to De Witt Clinton,
then Governor of the State, he appointed one of
the tribe to act as Justice of the Peace in al c..
ses to which Indians were parties. Some six
months after, the magistrate who had been most
incommoded BY these Indian suits, met his bro.
ther squire, and very naturally asked him how
be got along in his new employment and whe-
ther there was as much business in that line a.
formerly.
.'Sp5se not said the Indian, only two cases
yet
Only two cases in six months, replied his
neie bbor in surprise let US hear how you ma.
naged the last
Well said the new squire, Tom Silvcrhees
stied Nicholas Obaie for assault and battery. II
wss a clear case, so directed the plaintiff
should have thirty lsshes, and the defendant A.
ty lashes too. and the witnesses five lashes a.
piece, aud ordered tho constable to pay the costs.
have had no cases slHc,'
RATHER Opp "A suag-a occur nee t'hh
place IN one OF the french prov noes short
time s;.ace. A Frenchnan who. in 1873, had
! lone with Napoleon to Russis. and was long
since believed dead. suddenly fetusned. HE
Sife had meantime been married TO three other
husbands. and had jus. buried the last Of them.
when her Erst returned from Russis, aud she
began married lie once more snew, end under
bspay auspices,
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II. + II o M p S q n
Fas1fOMa bic
lOT AMY SlOE NJAE0;D

MARKSR SrnKEr, SUNsURv,
thankful e,r past favors, tces ieave TO in.
form his friends and the public generally, thu,
has just returned from the city with new and
iionable lasts an ! a full sssortmeht of Light
red, Bronze, Black Kid. and all other kinds
Morocco for Gentlemen, Ladies and Chil''ten's
~; and he assures all who may favor him whh
ir custom, that they may rely upon having thctt
TX done in the most substantial and fashionable
nner. and Al very low prices.
lie also has a full a<sor ment Of low priced work,
ct,d by himself which hs will sell lower than
offered in this place, viz:
ms shoes, as low as Si,OO
ira Siou, Boots, 4" 200
ID Lace Boos for Women, 100
omen's Slips, so
ildren's Shoes, 25
Sole Leather. Morocco. &c. fot sale low.
August 22d. ls46.-aplstf
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PRICES OF ADvERrIsINC,
'a.o'e . Insertion, 20 SO
F, 10 2 do o rs
do 3 do M

Evety subscq nent insertion, q az
Yearly Advertisements, ore column. sc5 half
column, SIS, three Squares, SIP; two squares. 60.
one square, ~. HsIEyeariy one column. Sis:
hall column, Si2 three squares, Sc two squares,
S6t one square, 50 80,
Advertisements lelt wi,hou, directions a, 10 the
length Of ,imc they arc to be published, will be-
continued un,ii ordered out, and charged accord
ihsiy.
trrsxteun lines or less make 4 square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20

AGooD PAaAfaRAss.-Ws hate heard ,ha,
previous to a teseht we'll con.es,sd battle. T.
young volunteer Officer ished leave of Ger. ain
celebrated Msior General TO 20 and sc.e his fa'
thet on his desth.bed.
Co. said his commando smiling s.rcss,i-
csliY You honor y'>.rr iathsr and mother, that
your e'y' may :, long in N. iand.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-29

"To accommodate our friends in Montgomery,
we give place to the tax list for thu, county this
week. but it is the las, Of these advertisements
that we will publish. 1t is impossible for pub.
fishers to give place to these advertisements with.
out adequate compensation; which the present
law doev not ailord'
We clip the above paragraph from tho last
State Register, and arc pleased to see thu, the
editor takes the same view Of this subject thu, we
DO. We have concluded 10 publish no more OF
these lists under the presen, law. as tho compen.
sa'ion will not pay fair price FOR journsymcn to
PIT 1Ecm in rr'n', independent Of other cxpen.
scs IN publishing them. We hope tina, all cji.
tors in the State will adop, this rule, aud # the
State wishes to have the work done, lie, her enact
such laws as will Afford a reasonable and Just
compensation to those who peIf,rm it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-29
MIR. Drew. ninchi"e >h"P---Nc" Harvest
ing Machine.

A dsy or two since, We called in 10 see the
new Machine Shop ab1u. being put IN oPsrl'io"
hy our en,erpnsing ,o~nsmsn, MIR. II. DREw.
We we're pleased to discover ais ample arrange
msnt. for the mauutsctui" Of all kinds ct mr.
chintfy. lie tas a ST. um-cnsue n,ar!y ready
for use. together with complete ana ,aluab a.,
tunps-hihe far iron work. The establishment
IS well arranged for extensive cprr ton, and VII
u, Of Immense value u th,s decii1a OF CuugtN.
We noticed in III, sh'p mold Harvesting
Machine, which. We upis: ,lInd, j. pnuclplliy
the design and workmanship Of VIZ. FSr syounl
gentleman rcceriy irrm the Eas, aud o. nc.
knowlcjged sbili,y as MA,hinist. The model
'eids us to believe thar this rev Harvesting Ma.
chine will far surpass all others uoN in use, aud
th,. COM eten, 10 judge, Who have eNaniacd it
express decided preference f'r y over sl others
" e hope our flrmrrs WI, call at his Shop aud
examine the model, and II they wish II procure
one Of these iuvllunhlt machines. that they will
give this new one all dae consideration before
pu Ichasnc sl,ewere. We understand Machine
will Immediately lie made fT the purpose Of test
ing lis qualities pnl We are fully satisfied it will
be found u accomplish all tina. the inventor Az
ucipatcs.