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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
sale OF Forfeited Canal
Lands and Town LOa

Notice IS hereby given that the following des-
CRIED lanai Lunis and Flown Lots which have
been rieiled TO the tate By non.pay msni o.:
s'aiimtnt, pr iniere-, will be offered for sale a,
Public Auction, liz mt redeemed bafore she dat
"i sai",) at the times and places following, 20
wit: AL the fOwN LnIs described IN the CITY
1f Chicago, At the anal Once In Chicago. on
the trss "Wednesday (bsing the f',h day. of Aus,
next; and all the Lands described together with
the fo~n Lots IN LockporI, a. the Town o.
jolie,. on FRIDAY the 7sr day Of April: and the
''oisin Ottawa and la Sale, on Monday the Ip,h
Jay 81 April aforesaid, in The town Of ottawa -
The saisswIll commence At 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon ofeaeh day. Any Of ihe Lanis r. Lots ma
be redeemed previous {" ihs day Of sale, by ma.
king pay ment Of the instalmsnIs or interest due.
Said Lands and Lots will be sold in COMO. mi,y
with the general provisions sOG "AI. Act to amend
the several laws in ISOLATION 10 she Illinois aud
Michigan Canal" approved Feb. 80, 1899, and
will not be sold for less than their value as here
tofOre appraised.
CHARLES OARIEV
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REMOVAL.

'INHE Subscriber would respectfully inform hi
l. friends and the public generally, that he IA =
Removed his Tailoring Establishment 10 one
door north OF the Foundry, on Bluff Street, West
Joliet, where he is prepared TO do work on the
most reasonable terms. Cul:ing done Oh shor.
notice, and warranted 10 tit il properly made up.
The latest Paris and London Fashions will be
constantly received, thereby enabling him TO fur
nish garments i'll The latest and most approved
style. lie tenders his grateful thanks for past IA
yOTs, and soliciIs a continuance of the same.
Joliet, Feb % lS4S N SMAI.LEY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
REACTS MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing to cure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed 10 cure some ono specific
idiopathc complaint, with its train of sympto-
matte affections.
w Il SLAON, American Temperance Build
Ing5 Lake steet, Chicago, Illinois, G, neral Agen,
Tor sale OF DIR. Beach's Books and Medicines in
illinois, Wise. nsiM aud Indiana, to whom all or
Iers IN ISL bc addressed post paid.
For sale by } Ii Brown, East Joliet; G Fl
Woodruf, West do; AMI Merrill aud jenkins,
LnckrorI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
70 the Democracy Of the State Of
Illinois.

The undersigned, the Democratic State
Centrsl Committee, appointed by the state
convention OF I94l, in compliance with
their duties as such, recommend to the
party to hold state conventions at Spring
field, on the 24ih day Of April next, tor
the purpose of nominating an electoral
ticket, the appointment OF nine delegates
to the Democratic National Convention.
and, (shOu!d the new constitution be =
.dOpted, to nominate candidates for Gov
0rnor, L.. Governor. Secretary of State,
Auditor and Treasurer.
There has been much discussion
mong the democratic press, as to the lime,
place, and mode of nominating the cleo
torsl ticket, and the appointment Of dele
gates to the national Convention, but the
committee are satisfied. from the infor-
nation that they have received from the
various quarters Of the state, that four
tif!hs Of the parlyin the state are favorable
to state convention tor the appointment
OfIhe candidates for electors and delegates
to the National Convention.
There existed, also, some difference OF
opinion as to the most suitable place for
holding the convention. u pom this point,
the commit g, with one exception, are
satisfied that Springfield is the most con
Ventient point, and as far as the wish of
the party has been indicated through tn
press, the choice is in favor of holding
the convention at Springfield.
We have fixed upon the last Monday
il April as the most suitable time, which
will be mouth prior to the meeting OF
the National Convention.
We recommend the following as the
ratio Of representation: -ss.
One delegate for every county, and one
delegate for each 5000 inhabitants, and
where the fraction exceeds 4.00O,an addi-
tionai delegate. ar .ssfrrrsa5r-
We think the above basis Of represen.
taIion preferable to that Ofthe Legislative
appurtionment, as il gives to each county
= representative, and also avoids the in
convenience of holding conventions III
senatorial districts, thus giving TO each
county distinct representation.
We are about entering upon canvass
in which every effort will he made by
our opponents to despoil US Of our proud
position as the "Banner Democratic
State" and thorough organization Of
the party throughout the state cannot be
too strongly urged. We trust that every
county in the state will be represented in
the convention. to confer together, and
assist in presenting to the people as can.
didates the best men Of tue party.
ltResPec,fulIy, 42<5G
J. q. DILLER, of Sangamon,
Fslai JOHN MOORE, of Mclean,
PETER SWEAT, Of Peoria,
si-t M. MCCONNELL. Of Morgan,
t,i.seP B. c. WEBSTER. Of Sangamou.
sFia EDWARD JONES.
Democratic Stale Central C namiuee
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Mr kAlRlRI.SDo

By the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, in this village
on the Oath inst, Mr. GEORGE T.. WHITE
and Miss MARY JANE CHAPMAN.
IAe happy couple have our thanks for
the delicious supply Of cake which accom-.
panied the above notice. -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
without charge

1 T the Depot OF w. B SLOAN Chica-
"A go, ILL.,, Medical A ivicc, as taught ny
" Beach, "f The city IF New York, can be
bta,ned Free Of charge from an experienced and
s.il5ut Physician.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

place of holding their elections ON Satur.
day, April 6th, at o'clock, P. M. Tor the
appointment of Precinct delegates.
R. ~. SMITH,
GRo. r. DYER,
A. COLLINS.
C.. C. VAN HoRN,
II. E. MAYNARD, +.
Corresponding Committee.
Joliet. February %. 1913.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
Fire Insurance

~ lie SUBscRIBER is duly constituted Aeen
4 for the Eetns and Protection Insurance
:,mpanies, Of Hartford, onnecticut, and is ore.
AIRED to take FIRE risks, on all descriptions Of
II perty, such as Dwelling Houses, Burns, Stores,
ierchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
,'hese companies are so favornbly know througk-
ut America as 10 make comments ana reternnces
necessary.
Application f'r Insurance will be received
,rougl. 8. w. ROVven, Esq i oliei. < Nor,e n
= Blackstone. l.ockport, whose nrvey of build
,gs will be taken at the risks Of the above com.
,auies G. 5. HUBBARD, Ag't.
q OGee, South Water Street,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTiCE.

ALL persons having claims againstth the Estate
Of John Barnetts deceased. late OF lroquoisc nu
~, Illinois, are hereby notified TO present the
sane, with prouf, for adjustment before the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, on the first Monday
Of April next, and all persons indebted TO SAID
Estate will maze Immediate payment 10 the
undersignod. MtCAJ All S'fANLY.
Ad-n,T ef the Estate of john
MiddIopoTt, Feb. Z, 1873 Bnrnet,. DECREASED.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

~OLJF.N SYRUP-sJust recei.rd at Mat
. ts|on " 8.stAsf' Gp'd.n >yTup ny the
81 ~ gaIIou.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
MATTEs0N & PR 1sT0M.
COEnmisstOn and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
81. I0uis. M;eeo.,.:

JOEL A. MATrEs"N. JOHN .. PRESTON
REFERENCES.
Capt. CALVIN ass, 81. Louis;
Messrs P.meroy & Durkee, da ,.i (,
1t smith & Townsend, Nev Orleau,:
PA Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
benjamin WacIs, ESQ.,. Matches;
Ma.srs. Williams & Lawrence, Quincy:
n Morris, Esq, do
L z snogrT, Eq, GGlenG:
Nsssrs Radswchn, Dyor 4 Chaplin, Chicago;
IS Ogden Jones. m do
William Cooking, ESQ.,. LOekpOrt:
tSeM. Jacob Fry. d.
Ne.srs. Ma,,eson 4 Bradner, Joliet;
:. Walker Il ificklIrg, Ottawa;
Cushnan K Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq. Lasaiie;
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonville;
MessTs. Co,tenius x Grswold, Peoria;
Phelps & Bourland. do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Msssrs. Bradnsr Il Go. :, New York:
David Leaviu. Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, sage &c. do
Corning, former & Co, .4Ibany:
A J Williams, Esq Utica;
Msssrs. Kimberly, Peass & Co., Buffalo:
Joy & Webster, do
Reed, Parks & Co. Beaver;
Bobb t. Bishop, Cleveland:
q Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
Williams Il Dilworth, Pttsbu,g;
Knapp & Totten, do
E. & F. Fabcr, do
D Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman l. Goats, do
L d Brewster, Esq. do
IL Ridg4ly, Esq, Springfield;
c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, ESQ, LGcon;
Messrs Dudley & WarhIow, Hennepin;
Chas c Wilcox, Esq, RFkin;
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

SUGAR HOT Sc MOLA>S by the Bbl
- at MATTESON & BRADNER'S.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

SUGAR -"Stewaris Steam Re6ned,:' " hiie
- and Brown Havana, and New Oileans,by she
rrel or l0n. Just received 10y NJ Il r.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

There IS nothing me form Of a ms1iesI cOm-
pound which has had EXTENSIVE and RAPID
a sale, which has given such slvEAsAL Salts
FACTION. which has accomplished 40 insuy Z raA-
ORDINARY CURES Of almost .very variety aud
stnRe of disease. and which uaintains its repu,u-
ton SO perfectly ,at'Grlisted in every trial, as
Nc ALisTER's ALL-HEAI.l.G OINTMENT. Its sue
cess IN Curing the worst diseases, in their 1,ost
dangerous aud hopeless s,sse,, hAs surpassed the
most sanguine expectations 81 its Proprietor and
its friends.
Sold wholesale aad retail by w. b. SLOAN
General Agent, Amsricun Temperance Building,
hichao; and for sals by e H Woodruff, Wsst
Joliet, T. Brown, East do, aud Merrill &.
jenkins, Lockport.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

TLASS-8 by 10 and by 9 best brands, Al
" MATT; SON & BR ADNER'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29

S.lOr: >iIU by tine Bagg, at
uATTESON x HttA t'NFR'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-29
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
AT THE
FARMERS = s'Ia1zE, 1847,
~ A NY TSI[tNt =

lie "A w "A 1S\JlN
Is now opening al Wilmington the NEST
extensive and complete assortment of
FALL GOODS
ever offered 4 the public. 1t consists in part OF
WOOLLEN GOODS,
Broadcloths, CasSimels, oatlnetts, fuIied cloths.
Kentucky Jeans, Sleeps Grey, Linseys, Flannsls,
Blankets, &c.
consisting Of Rich Silk Velvet, Black Satin, CASH
mers, and heavy winter vsstinP. nj every style.
DRESS GOODS,
comprising Black, Blue, six rlad, and Figured
NIapaca, Casnmeres and De Lanes silks, Cling
nans, together with splendid assortment Of
FANCY ca LICOES,
altogether unrivalled in beauty OF pattern, and at
unusually low prices. .taee
SH.4 WIS,
NJ the newest styles and Ia every variety, togeth-
or with large assortment of Hosiery, Ribbons
aad fancy articles.
COTTON GOODS.
Brown and bieached ShirIings a I'd Sheetirgs,
Blue aud white Drilling, Canton Flsnnels, TEX
ING, Hickory Shiriing. Cambricks. Silesia, Bal.
ling, wicking, Cotton Yarn, &c. Alec,
BAGGING, DIAPERS AMI LINENS,
GRO 'ERIr.S. ae5 a-,
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Tea Rice Fish, Pepper
spice, Cinnamon, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, dc.
H.4 r DIVA RE,
lmprising every article IN the inc lily wanted
fBOOtS ENG &hOeS,
consisting Of sens heavy and fine Boots, Bro
CANS, .Vnnen's >hnes, India Rubbers, Childrens
hes. DC.
Paints, Oil Drug AMI Dye Stu4fs
iogetnel WIN great sariety al other ai,cie- Icn
iuIna,Ous Ia mention. all OF which will no sold n
,he lowest Ch cagO prices TOR cash or produce
Alsn,a large assortment OF lilAP9& 9A29o
Wilmington, Oct 6, i54I
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Cash Advances made on Consign-
mentS,

Referring to our Card above we take this occa
81 pn to solicit Cunsiguments Of Merchandise, ei-
Iner for sale here or forwarding to other poIats.
We shall confne ourselves TO a Coinmission an
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ass
ring you that our experience ia business, and &C.
quaintance generally in the country, will enable
ns TO giv' any business with which we may be
aVored, the most satisfactory attention.
ANY person wishing 10 have groceries Of am
and, az any other article purchased in 81 LOEi>
II Nav 'rieansa q shipped II them, can have 1t
lone by sending their orders to us f0F two an:. n
asI per cent. "a the money invested. Persons
.i"I'g retail Business any where west Of Detroit,
~ in any other dire ton, can depenr upon having
their orders He'd at as Ow rates, If they sen to
l., aud perhaps lower III IN they could by comm.
yourselves Eve'y attention snail be given in
havina gh"4s put up in good order and shipped At
low rates. h0~ ever small the annual may be thar
IS sent To us to be invested. Ii shall be dom
promptly aud to order.
NAT ESAN e. PRESTnN
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J.R. DILLER, of Sangamon,
laiH JOHN MOORE, of Mclean,
PETER SWEAT, Of Peoria,
+ M. MCCONNELL. Of Morgan.
fass9 &C. WEBSTER. Of Sangamou.
ii EDWARD JONES.
Democratic State Central c n.miitee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

CURIOUS CoINCIDENCE.-A correspondent calls
our attention to the following remarkable passage,
which he found while turning over the pages of a
volume entitled &C Picturesque and Landscape Views
in Europe and America published more than a
year since
The fountain of Arethusa lin the Island Of Ithica, }
preserves its original appellation, and its black
WATERS in which Eumeus, that prince of swine
herds used to water his hogs, now quench the thirst
of less classical beasts. When the French took pos
session. in 1885, of their officers had the source
cleaned out, and placed stone seat near it. That
posterity might know by whom this classical spirit
had been displayed, they had cut upon the stone
this inscription:
'Vive la Republique! Liberte, Egalite, ct Fra
ternite aux Peoples ct Funivers
later hand plasered up these letters, and wrote,
with red paint, Vive la Restauratlon. The
weather, however, soon washed out paint and plas
ter and the original inscription stands as If to sa
tirize both restaurat,on and repabhque
The curious part of this is that the inscription
quoted contains the precise motto of the new revo-
luton Liberte, Egaite, ct Fraternite. Trans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

CR1rIcIsM.-A small crowd gathered before a
window, recently, to admire the figure OF a cat
which was there as if for public inspection. Nearly
every one was delighted with its likeness to life.
But STILL said Augustus there are faults in it !;
it is far from perfect observe the defect in the fore
shortening of that paw now. and the expression of
the eye, too, is bad; besides, the mouth is too far
down under the chin, while the whiskers look if
they were coming out of her ears it is too short,
too but, as if to obviate this defect, the figure
stretched itself and rolled over in the s. is
cat, | vow,' said bystander. &c 1t is aliue :"
shouted an urchin, clapping his hands. why,
it's only cat, arter ALL said Mrs. Darlington, as
she surveyed it through her specs; but Augustus
moved on, disappointed that nature had fallen SO
far short of his ideas of perfection in the manufac
ture of cats.-BoSton Post.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1s4S
DAILY CRESCENT.

FANEUIL HALL-This noted Cradle of Lib
ery,'' in its day, has been used for great variety
of purposes but we never heard till now of its
ever having been converted into Theatre. A
friend has copied for the Boston Transcript from
an old pay-b the following programme of per-
lornances given in January, l776; and what is
still more singular, they took place on Saturday
evening Probably Gen. Burgoyne, who was ex-
travaganlly fond of theatrical amusements, was re-
sponsibe for what our Puritan fathers must have
regarded as a proclamation of the place and day.
The bill is as follows:
ION Saturday next
Will be PertOm'd d,
s. BY Society of Ladies and Gentlemen.
At Faneul Hall,
The Tragedy of
lara:
The Expenses of the House being paid, the
Oyerplus will be apply d to the Benefit OF the
Widows and Children OF the Soldiers.
No Money will be taken the Door, but Tickets will be
delivered To day and Tomorrow, between the Hours of
Eight and Two, at Doctor Moris's School street.
Pit one Dollar Gallery
Quarter of IA Dollar.
The Doors to be open at Five, and begin
precisely at Six o'clock
~ Tickets Tor Friday will be taken.
Vivant Rex ct Regina
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

The OLD WoMAN's RACE WITH LoCoMo-
TIyE.-In cottage not very far from the well
known village of Ecclefechan, which can boast of
more bridges than even the metropolis itself, there
resides guide wife who is now in her 92d or 93d
wear, and is able, Notwithstanding, to read without
the aid of specacles, and to use her legs with more
vigor than many of her juniors by couple of
wears From her cottage she commands view of
the Caedonian Railway for nearly five miles, and
often amlses herself with watching the trains ca
reering along, specializing on the unco' changes
which have taken place since the days of her girl
hood. While discussing these matters the other
day, she made bet of a crown piece with her
son, that she would start from her house, which Is
three-quarters of mile from the line of railway as
soon as the mail train came in sight, and reach an
accommodation bridge, which it crosses, before the
train came.
The proposal agreed to- she killed up her petncoafs
as the locomotive showed Its hrey nose, ana
away she ran, three-fourths OF mile against lour
and threeQuarters but for the one, very elderly
pair of legs-for the other the steam steed rushing
along with more than the velocity OF the race morse
For once however steam was too slow, and, win
wind in very fair order, the mOnagenarlan gained
the bridge. and ran below and back again ere the
ponderous train whiZzed above the arch Durlhe
her race she met a younger female acquaintance
who wished to speak with her nae . nae a,i'lo
the noo-eh, eh-I m runnn' race WI the tram:
We see-eh. eh-unless-eh 4Deh-ye Keep up WI
me This her friend attempted to do, but soon
fonnd that she had bellows to mend and was forced
to rive in. The winner went home trlumphantly-
pocketed the stakes with great glsto, and was so
little the worse for her exerons that she oered 10
RIM the same distance against her son, who, after the
snecimen he had lust had of his mothers powers in
the racing line very prudently declined the pro-
nosal. There is evidently great need of sanitary
reform among the braes of Annandale. -1Scofch
paper.
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,

No. 5 Camp street near Canal.
ElIANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, and
Il fully guaranteed Tor pemaneney OF
Piano FoHss, rom he best maauiac5ofy. Y Y u + U
and guaranteed to remain at concert pltchu
Tor five years. MUSIC Tor all instruments received ually
from all the publishers the United STATES NEW MUSIC
published every week from the most popular authors MI
part Harps, Double Bass. Volonceos, Guitars, VoLns,
BANGS, Drum bass and tenor Tambonnes Flutes Glar-
iones, FlageoIets, Flies. BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Tombones, bass tenor and alto; Coneta Pstons, Orphe
cides, French Horns, Trumpes valve and plain Bugies
MERCHANDISE of every, kind STRINGS for the
Harp, Bias Viol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION the Piano, Harp Violin Guitar Flute,
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, and taken in
part for Pianos Musical instruments repaired.
MUSIC BOUND. The above-named merchandise IS re-
and sold consignment and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere.
mvis Irn WIN. T. MAYO, Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

Ex-PREMIER GUIzoT-It has been currently
reported in England, that M. Guzot, suffering from
want of occupation in the sagnant retreat of a me-
tropolitan suburb, proposed amusing himself by re-
Stunning i'll England his old profession of lecturer.
Of course NJ. Guizot's lectures would be upon
perpateucs and dieteties, together with the philo-
sophy as opposed to the poetry of notion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08
AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens OF New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of WOOD and LRON
ER lime 9H.NLNGS, for Stores Steamboats,, Offices,
galleries etc etc He also manuacures every description
of Military Tents Tatpauns and DFay and p e
pad TO Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
there has been great deal said within the last year o.
So about what some parties enormously cal w A hh.
PROOFIN the subscriber offers his services in that capacity
for small compensation and to those OF MS customers VINO
would prefer saving the expense by dong y ne
yet most useful preventing rot or mdew on any uce
of cloth that may be exposed to wet OF dap
ALFRED MUNROE l. CO., will meet wit h pI ISappv at
A~1>-AA. mills 6n d CaSs1AA,
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IE Subscriber having, by Act of February 49, 1876 be-
fore ID. Ricardo, Notary Public, Of this city acquired
from William Ferie!l inventor OF rhe FIRE-iROOF CON
CAVE GRATE-BARs, and Paentee Of the same, by
patent dated pri Is 1913 the right sole OF said
Ferre of ma and vending said Patent Crate Bars the
States of Louisiana aud Alabama, and the Mississippi
River tributaries notice that he is prepared
10 fulfil orders for said articles They especially
mended planters and owners OF steamboats, as being
lar more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
ssg~ All persons infringing upon upon said patent, by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from the paenee will be prosecuted to the extent OF the law
New Orleans March Is. 1913. DANIEL DANA.