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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

JRON-A complete assortment of bar round and square,
aio2 L. j. WEBSTER & CO, 26 Gravier st.
ROOMS TO RENT,
1.-TWO ROOMS-Parior and BedrOom-on the lower MsA
l. foor-peasanty situated and elegantly furnished li;I
For Rent. Inquire No SO BURG UWD Y ST. ml04iA
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, sc.
w Forge of Armstrong & Danagh Pttsburg, all descnp
tons ofHammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON, viz Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods Wrists, Ptman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Mouds and variety of torg
apl1 3m l.. j. WEBSTER, 26 Gravier st.
S. ". SHREDDER CHAMPAGNE.
'THE undersigned, sole importers of the above celebrated
Il WINE have fine lot on hand of their own
direct Importation which they offer in lots suit purchasers.
For and quality of this Wine they freely defy
petition with any brand the market. Several lots OF
of the above in bond. For sale by
R. F. NICHOLS Il CO, rs and 10 Camp st.
IL Also sole agents for the Southern States of the
uine Hedsieck - brand and Others genuine
imported by Chas. Engler ESD. OF New York aO 81
POPULAR AND STANDARD BOOKS mo
nLLENDORFF'S METHOD OF LEARNING TO
~ READ, WRITE. AND SPEAK SPANlsii-by
Nj. Nelasquez and L. Simonne:
DoMBEY Y SON son; No II with Illustrations
CHAMBERS CYCLOPEDIA OF ENGLISH LITER
THE LADIES EVERY DAY HAND BOOK of Letter
For sale by [apl0 81 ID. BAKER Il co, so Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

GLASS! GLASS!
lust RECEIVING-A large invoice of splendid Eng
d fish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass, from the
manufacory of Chance Brothers Co.. OF Smithwick Glass
Jersey aHuactores. Parties of Window Glass will
where. ap4 ROBT. CLANNON, as Canal st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

kza b, The splendid passenger steamboats, Blu LIZ
e4l a9.4 II TIN Capt. e. B. Church, and CLARks
VILE, Capt b. M. Holmes, vii continue
as Regular Weekly Packets between Newt orleans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOrleans every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at 5 o'clock and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at s
o clock Shippers and Passengers depend the
tuay of these Packets. They will land freight and
gers all the Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth Of White
River Helena, For height passage, apply board,
mhi6tf HYDE & OGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
e One of these Packets ready to freight
Monday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

FATHER MATHEw.-An extract in the Wash
ington News states that Father Mathew is going t
Rome before he visits the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
GENERAL TAYLOR.

General Tsy lor needs no eugoy. His life
and history are written in the hearts OF their
counlrymeu.
There he stands-the noble old hero-iull
OF the calm dignity OF unoblrnsive greatness
-snshrined ia the affection OF all Americans
grateful for the opportunity OF upholding
bis country h nor III times past. aad ready
TO sac riiice everything Tor her good in all
lime 10 come. She viii guard his fame who
has so well protected hers and never leave
posterity 10 mete out justice, where she has
II in her power to reward her favored servant
SO munihceuly herself. Emphalically one
Of the people himself, General Taylor has MOI
pulse but what beats IN unison with theirs
He know Incentives with them-and is one
OF then--and his election viii be haled with
such a shout OF gratulation as has never
welcomed public benelactor in this coun-
try.
The old will grow young in his support -
The mother will encourage the son TO aid him
the father the ohild-lhe sister the brother
The wounded and war-won will make his
crutch help him 10 the polls TO vote for him
and youth will grow more youthful, and
beauty more bsutiiul in the sunshine each
brings up n the hero's lame.
There he stands-calm, unmoved. self
poised--God bless him! What pattern ol q
man III IAN age OF SELF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
WING PLATFORM.

A republican government !" ""'O'
,egs,Aless of the will Of him who h'pPNns 70
be pr. sident. we believing that the whoie
nsor,e are better capable OF governing them
ssfgss han is one man OF governing them.
The administration OF all the affairs OF gov
.,n,aaot as they were administered oy WASH
;noton. Jefferson and Madison, iof Inc great
est good OF the people. .u,,h
Honesty of men and purpose IN all hlSh
stations as well as low.
Forbeafanee from the conquest oil ioreiSn
.,ation. and all endesv0rs TO extend our pow
er as nation, beyond its present vast eoun-
daries. ,ooe,,.s.
dignity and frmness in all our intercourse
- 3~reirn ,a,ions and neutrality IN their al
,a;rs thai Willie we make our country spect-
cd Ill ~, NAV MAXI i, the peaceful asy-
lum fer the oppressed oil other nations;
Liberty oil tree expression OF opition a.
,,,o,,J all men. 80 that The officers q gov rn-
meqf while they shall be required TO discharge
their duties faithfully and promptly 10 Tue ue-
psrtment and the people by wnIch my are
Maid they shall be allowed TO diiler WIN 'he
e,eeu,iye in measures oil government "i'aou'
fear oil removal. :, ,
The economical administration oil govern
men,-the payment oil salaries but no ext fas,
and the prompt payment OF the national oeo'.
The nrotectlon of our domestic industry
and the money OF the country against Tue pau
Der labor and oppressive millionaires Oh hu-
rope. ,.t.s and
la rbors, and the general protection oil the
commerce of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
CONTRAST
IN THEIR ACTIONS:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

Son ola revolutionary democrat Of Virgin
10.
Schooled 10 perseverance and prudence by
the hardships of the Western frontier.
In 1908, commissioned lieutenant in the
army, and appointed TO defend the Western
frontier, aud the women aud children OF the
pioneers, from the saysges.
Defended Fort Harrison with but 20 men
able for duty, for Ell ht days, against 1900 Ia
dams, and always seen where the arrows and
balls Tell thickest.
Had bestowed on him the first honor Of
bre,et major, ever bestowed in this country.
unsolicited.
Bent his mind solely to study during the
peace.
Established frontier fort.
Fought aud closed the Black Hawk war,
by which the settlers on the frontier were ieil
in peace.
Fought and closed the Florida war.
Refused TO hunt runaway slaves in Florida
and when requested 50 to do bY the secy'y o /
war, noby replied that lie was no slave catch
er, and would not he the means OF reducing
them from compsr,llve freedom 10 servitude.
Served on fifteen court mariiss and al
ways commissioned todraft the opinion Of the
court, get never, in a service OF 40 years, had
a difficulty that led to one in which he wa,
party.
Sleeping in his tent upon the swamps OF
| Florida.
Wiring as follows, to his agent upon his
plantation:
IL wish the servants abun lantly fed AMI
their provisions well cooked Dis
tribute among the servants at Christmas. in
such a way as you may think they deserve by
their good conduct, i've hundred dollars, ant
if necessary. draw on our merchants Tor tue
same"
On his way to Mexico, faring as the com
moues, soldier Jared, and toiling to cut path
through the forest with his own hands.
| Fighting for MS country, aud peace in Mex
leo, with handful Of men, against treble his
force.
Liking wearel soldier on his horse be-
hind him, between Mer aud Camargo, & thus
carrying him several miles.
When praised for his valor in Mexico, Civ
ing the honor 10 his soldiers.
At Baton Rouge, inviting poor and
wounded soldier to his ia Die aud his bed, AMI
on his departure giving him ten dollars ami
his blessing.
Demanded OF Government full rations for
his soldiers.
Looked upon as father by the soldiers who
served under him.
Ordering his agent in New Orleans TO pay
so dollars TO the Irish relief fund,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
REMEDY FOR cHoLERA.-The foil

ing valuable prescription Tor the effective
cure OF the cholera has been received IRON
Booker, Esq, vice consul a Cnus,radl, kus
sis:-Ihe principal point Is TO attack the dis
ease the inslantis Is sus peeted; taken slilnu
lating dram with peppermint, aud lev
drops OF loudanun; coN-r yourself up as warn
as possible, 10 promote perspirdtion, apply
not substances, such as Mater, bran, salt, aud
even sand TO The limbs. and put a mustard
poullice over the whole stomach. As soon
as psrspiralIon breaks out, aud The beating OF
he pulse is restored, the complaint may be
looked upon as conquered; II II is neglected
WI US last Stage, recovery cannot he expect
ed. ny stncuy attending to the above sim
Pile means, Mir. Broaher says that no person
need fear fatal couseqI enc,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
ALEXANDRIA.

The Wings of Alexandra are exerting them
semsel,es Ia the utmost, o If friend Snow
dlen ol the Gazette, VINO Is not only a 60 d
ritter, but, like Syme OF the Petefsburgl
/ luleliisencer, is an excellent speaker, isewisr
has been very sclive III the campaign, aud
has many times addressed the people.
! Upon the whole we have reason 10 believe
/ that in most portions OF thr State the Wings
are up and doing tber utmost. Let them but
! persevera, let them !hrJw off the absurd i'm.
preston, which has hung upon them like .
nightmare. cramplng their energies and dis
b artening in The midst OF their exertions,
that they are striving in vain, and they will
| be SUGGEST beyond d doubl. We took &C
casion yesterday 10 ieprove this doubling
hesiating spirit. We now repeat wha, we
thea said; that we can carry the State, and
that il We will only try we will be certain to
carry it.
bet our Wing friends look at Pennsy lvania
AMI take Courage from her example? Where
did the Wing cause appear SO utterly despe
rate one month ago, as III that State! We
had majority OF 1890, given not more than
one year go 10 overcome, and that too, M
the face OF obstacles which.do not and cannot
exist in Virginia. Yet the Wings OF that
State put out their strength, and the trial re-
suited in the most complete victory OF which
we have any record.
| Wings OF Vir9in a, we tell YOU once again,
try as they tried in Peansy lvania. Do not
waste youf time talking despondenHy 10 your
brother Wings, bat 90 TO work, every man
OF you. Do not excuse yourselves tar not vo-
ting, because YOU think your vote will do no
good, Every vote will do good. One vote
might turn the contest. Look at Pennsy Iva
nla-see how close the vote was there. Yel
even in pennsy vania where the wings have
acted SO noby, thousands, ii Is believed, dit
not vote, In the city of Philadelphia alone
from feeling OF dependency o10 nien slaid
away from The polls It The State had gone
for Lpugstreth these men would never have
ceased to reproach themselves. lei our friends
think OF this, anI rehaci ia d heated contest
bow lit.le ii takes to turn the scale. Even
one vote might determine the contest III Viz
ginia.
But above all stop talking despondently "
You dishearten those around you, aad they
communicate their fears to all they meet with
One crosker can do more harm in his way
| than can be uJldone by doz- u brilliant speak
ers. Neither cfoak your sell nor listen to the
croakiag OF Others. Would Old Jack, think
YOU have gained the battle OF Baena Vista had
he listened 10 those who insisted that he mus
inevitably be defeated? Itnitate his examl lie.
Think a. he thought that you tan gain The vic
tory-go to work IN earnest, and like hun, you
VIII gain II.
For our own part, we firmly believe that
the vote OF Virginia will b. cast II her glo-
rious son, Z ,chary Taylor. Such is our opIn-
lon let those carp al ii VINO may.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
BEAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election is held on the
first Tuesday, the 7th Day OF November
next. and that il lasts hut for one day oaly :.
The Commissioners Tor this county, MTssfs
Clemens Edgiugton and Steenrod, have aP-
pointed the following gentlemen TO suPenn-
tend the elections al the OF her precincts.
Wrsr LIBERTY DIR. D. S. Forney. koot.
Mcfarland and john Brady Esqn
Bedillion, Aba-
ham Beazle and Samuel Oldham, Esqrs
Clerks at the Court House.
Henry Crangle, VIM. 5. Goshorn. James "A.
Mclean, and Alonzo Loring, Esqrs.
The polls will be open at 7 O'Clock A NJ
The commissioners have authority, we te-
lieve. under the law OF Congress, 10 keep the
polls open until u o'clock ii found neeessa'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
Their Sayings.
TAILOR.

II the enemy oppose my march in whatev-
er numbers shall fight them.
Spare the women and children, spare the
wounded, spare the prop rty OF the people,
My wounded are behind me, will not pass
them alive,
A little more grape Capt. Bragg.
must respectfully decline your PROPOSE
ton 10 surrender
ask no iavors. shrink from no respoa.i
bility.
would surrender all the laurels ha We
won to give lie to one Of those gallant men
who fell at Buena Vista.
Laws passed by Congress and acquiescet
in by the people, will receive my approval.
The opinions entertained by him who hap
pens TO occupy the executive chair ought no
TO influence Congress.
Why should We quit our own to stand OF
foreign soil?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

Tie Moral Effects # furniiure-A recent
philosopher has just discovered lha, not only
one boil oar Ills, bat two-lhirds OF our mis-.
conduct may be traced to the rise and pro-
grrss OF modern furniture. In his opiuIon.
ndolence comes from rocking chairs aud late
rising, aud bad appetite lrom ateut beds and
Luxurious pillows Bah!
RdHadiag Duties.-We under,tiud that
The treasury Department have decided that
twrni! per cenium Is the legal tate OF duty
chargeoble on imporiatlOns OF mohar plush
OF goats hair plush, The excess collected, in
ali ases when paid under protest. viii be re-
/ funded BY the Collector. n. y. Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
TILE WHO RESERVE

The Cincin. att throsicle specifies Is coun-
lies OF this Slate, IN which there was falling
of OF the Wing vote al the late election as
compared with that Of loi4 OF 8 1000. The
Chronicle says the Wings Of the State have
not pollrd their vote by twenty thousand.
All that NUMBER, SAYS the Chronicle, are an
unquestioned WAig reserue. Wings oil Ohio!
Bnng cut that reserve, aud the victory will
be yours beyond doubt. The Counties
enumerated are Guernsey, Muskingum. Ross,
Perry, Knox, Seneca. Stark, Summit, ruscafa-
was, Athens, Gosh cton, Delaware, Crawford,
Fairfield. Holmes, Huron, Lawrence aud
Licking. Bring cut the Reserved Let not a
Wing vote he absent from the polsl Our
opponents are thoroughly orgauizsd, aud will
epcry man be on hand. Snall il lee said OF
WI lgs, aud OF Ohio Wings al that, that they
are ltss reliable on election day than their
Locoloco opponents! What Wing will BY
his act endorse that Islander upon hi, party.
his associates, and his cause? BE careful no,
only that you attend the poles yourself aud
vote the big ticket-but see 10 il that oil
you Wing ntlghbors do ilkewise! The ewes
oi The Whole Republic are NOW fixed on OHIO,
aud regarding with anxiety the course she
shall adopt The action Of Ohio may very
probably be conclusive OF the contest in ihe
Uuloa. The nation eIpects eperg Ohio
Whlg 70 do nus dly See 10 il that Il be
done!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
NEW BOOKS.

HE Rival Beauties, novel by Miss rardoe author
OF 'the city Of the sultan" Louis IA h, and the
court OF France IN the seventeenth century etc;
Vanity Far; pen aud pencil efch,s OF English So.
ciety, by W m Thacka.; anovei without nero,
Kate Waisins ham; novel hy Miss Ellen Pickering.
The Mont romance by G Lewis. Esq NJ p
Esiele or The castle OF Mauvak; a tale OF domestic
life: by Emma Cara
Ernest Ms'irsvers. by L ]. Bulwer new edition.
f'he last days ot Pompeii
Pelham OF adventures OF a gentleman, "a
Alice or the MY steries,
Eu ,ene Aram,
The Devils Wedding Ring, the adventures Of
matchmaker, by Alexander Dumas
Captain PAUL.
Genevieve or the cheva Ter of Mason rouge, an cpl
sode OF l193;
The Count of Monte Chris,o
Diana of Me dor or the Lady Monsoreru;
The two Disnas, or the of Count nd the daugh
ter of a King.
Ths forty five Guardsmen;
George, or the planter OF tao isle of France
Inc three Guardsnen, The feals and fortunes of .
Gascon adventure
Twenty years after; sequel to the Guardsmep;
IsaHei OF bavaria or the chronicles of France;
Sylvandyre, o. the disputed Inheritance;
Doniphan's expedition containg q account of the
conquest of New Mexico
General kearneys overland expedition 10 California;
California, It's history population, climate, soil,
dnctons and harhors, ON Sir George Sinpsoas
land journey around the world etc.
The Cadet of Temperance being collection Of dia
osues scenes recaions songs ode etc, designed for
HE use OF sections in their public and private exhih
IONS, by James Knox. Just reed at WAkEMAN'S
Literary depot, No. III Main street oct3i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
CASS

The Government OF France is the most lib
eral ia Europe.
81, 40 or fight.
surrender.
The hearts OF the people must be prepared
for war
Circumstances will prevent my attending
the Chicago Convention.
The noise aud confusion are so great cam
not be heard.
We eau swallow the whole Of Mexico and
not hurt us.
1t is unconstitutional TO appropriate money
for The relief OF Ireland.
agree 10 administer the government on
tbs Baltimore platform.
am in favor OF the tanf OF 46 as afford.
ing all the protection labor needs
an opposed to improving rivers aud har
bors,
shall perpetuate the policy of the present
administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
]. II. IitS.S & tA)

~ ave received their FAN and Winter Goods and
= - are now pFepe ed 10 furnish then friends and -
'o.ls wh any garneht7 10 order or ready ,nAdr Al Ihs
shortest notice, aad IA the latest fashion Al pt,ees
cannot tail TO please. 1880 '"s'
our stock ot Cloths, Cashmere and ye.linrs e,,,,
ue eat "y any clothing or Drt Goods house M the eity
biehhets al qualities aud eOiots, Blanket Goals vss,
u'9"a'e lut tue coming season. Any quantity OF le
VI tH@s' "a p'ice nom ; 20 10 =. Fine and iashons
PIC eloaNs' turnshed fes ~ made or 10 order goot
KINDS of csssinaiI Pants Vests OF an kimSs an as ~
rom - es 10 s.. UndeVslrts and Drawers snns
~ Fiy ~ sr of quallty, tine Linen and Muslin sh,rts
~ "'ioS "i gloves and cravais pocket handk ercaef
ocI27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
FREDERICKSBURG.

The Wings IN FNIeTIcks6urg we are assu.
red, are on the alert.
STAUNT0N0
The great County OF Augusta Washington
brag county, she VINO When men were wanted
far Mexico, cam. forward aud sent The best
al her youth 10 she'd their blood Ter heir coun-
Try, will edo her duty." When we say this
OF old Augusta, ewes, a.ly knows what we
mean. lrshe were to iail 10 do ID now, she
woali do what she has never yet done. Such
NC icarn. Is the tenor oil letters, received in
this ciiy from Slaunton, anl we have no ,,oubl
| of the fact
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
The Governor OF Vermont has sent his a

The Governor OF Vermont has sent his an
nual message to the Legislature, and sug-
grsts that but little legislation is required.
He calls attention TO the subject OF popular
education, aud suggests the propriety OF en-
grating uPoa the 5 stem OF common schools
instruction in political science He also al.
ludes TO tbs government oi the newly acquir-
ed territory OF the United States, and sa,
hat Vermont must always be opposed 10
the extension OF slavery into any part Of
il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
A FARM FOR SALE.

.gsJF subscriber aurposcs 10 sell tie which he
now resides. lying the head waters u Little
Wheeling Creek IA Ohio county, alont halt mte from
the National Rasd three ourihs Of se nom VIM
Giimafe's Mill. The Farm contains rs a-res. on
which is good frame Dwelling House and good frame
barn aud COW she'd 20 feet long, add excellent sPie
orchard There acut Is isu cleared, win
a sufficient quar- Of ropd meadow, aud The remain
der wei tinhored. sud taim Is well ate rcd iosses
SION wonid Re givea the Isi IF ! pril next Fer
terms Apply the subscriber, living on the premises
oetss JOHN EMMERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
MILLIONS OF 30 MY LAND ACRES

OF the regular army about lhiuy-h,e thousand
men are entitled 10 these Ion Is are abou: lin,
1--WE thousand. Fourteen miih-n, Tour hun
dred thousand acres OF land viii be reQuir, d
10 satisfy the claims OF the soldiers in aexI
can war. This land, at the Government pnce
is worth eighteen millions two hundred thou
Sana dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
HORACE WFlE1E4S.

Ut DRY
And Printing Warehouse
~ EEPS on hand, and manufactures TO order alln0s
80. every variety OF Printers Materials of the iates
Styles aud most durable materials wholesale aud retail
al Eastern prices, with very liberal discount for cash
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase Office on application
viii be furnished with estimate of the quantity and
the cost of II, by their stating the work required t bs
done, the size of their payer
Ibe Washington Presses manufactured this esiab
ishiHcht, are mtcriori 10 nouea great Improvement IN
Their constructions as well reduction of price hay
ins taken place.
Power presses made to order Superior Proof presses
wholly of Iron, and an assortment OF German lvpes
Fancy type, cuis aud borders from the Foundries q
iiface aud T White of ~ y, aud L. Johnson rhi la
Kept On hard. Persons purchasing for cash are esle
cisiiy Invited 70 call before purchasing elsewhere
AtSo-severa second hand presses and second hand
fonts OF type, but iitte WON, for sale low. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
GEN. CASS'S.

Aux Cunards 800 men - a picke, guard,
nobody killed, nobody hurt.
Battle OF the surrender--3J0 men 10 one
officer aud stump, men surrendered, aud
the stump slightly wounded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31

:, For tie Times.
-nr Hhnr'on--l accept Mr.. Aver,'s pro-
poNillun requesting, however, that our hats
man Dc sent TO Pittsburgh, instead Of New
Ri Is much nearer, much easier 10 send
~" ps's 'hrFe, and we con find plenty OF
pfdc'lcei matters oi long exptrirnee, vim are
e"'hfly olslnlrresied, aud the oul, object in
~mies our hats from home, j. 10 get udnes
= ms hliid' also desire to send our hats
20 rlltshutgh rather han to New York. be-
'di'se US Shh Halter has recently come from
'nh' titF ~htri be hos been OF Work. and
""'fe ne must have more or less Influence
1H'ohs lAe Boss liatitrs, Tor whom he has
"ofNed The West Lihefty Committee was
composed OF Squlg Brady, john Wa die.
he"is Apologize, and Aaron Kelly OF our
cry. lhnk ihesr grnilemen are sh.rp EN-.
H,..iah toiell good ha from p, or one but
MI. Avery thinks differently. He Was viI.
Ing, however, to submit bis l;ats ~ ,h..ir in.
spre'leh, and seeiusd TO lave confidence i,
',''" JI'smtll before They decided in favor
81 my hats. Now, ii Mr.. Avery viii sate
VIM "iha 81 hat he Ifopos % make, a,id
II ne means lhe besl Beaver or Siia hat. fbe-
'suse II nc i"edns Coney OF Wool bat.
sNe II hp') AMI II lac viii ngrve 10 send our
ha's TO fitlsburgh-h he choose eD- einl cboo,,.
e"O''rf' ana they two Choose thlrs. an 10
De practical hat'ers, lwill he on hand i, anon
- We ssn manufacture. h hats; and 4 n. i
~ uhl'y viii send lie same lsls 10 p,,,..
gu'sn nut had al West Liberty. IL 4. NH
90 we same. This Wit be calf,ine he 60.
~ % Nishef couu-biaher IL his uo,uion
- cost JOHN J. n0GE.
IfeInlum Htt Maker Union i.