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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

aTboso that dance must pay the fiddler"
Il. NO CASE will we announce the name OF a
candidate until the ice is paid. County offices
e5oo. District and State $1,000.
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u. s. sENAT 3Rs.-General Cass has been
elected from Michigan and Henry Clay nnani-
mously nominated by the wings in the Ken
lucky Legislature, as Senators from, those
States.
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The "BQston Post" says a man ought 10 h.
ashamed Of himself to run away with another
mans VIE, when there are SO many maiden
ladies with trunks packed ior o Start.
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THE A OF MIsslsslpa

1ANtWtoO0 CVNNNy
by the Probate Court Of said GU
January Term, le4s
WHE Estate Of J. ". Camp
n ceased, having been fePaA
and declared by said Court lnaI
Notice is hereby given % all o.
having claims against tho estate =
deceased to present the same lSla
dersigned, on or before tho q N.Y.
Of July next, or their claims "
ever barred.
/. By order Of the Court, $3.50
y. T, CAMERON eIr,
February Cd, 1910. w
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

From the river papers, we learn that the
Mississippi is full to its banks, and fears are
entertained Of an overflow.
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FINAL

FINAL SETTLEMENT
AT the March Term l8aS,
"A Probate Court Of Madison '
State of Mississippi, the undsi'lga
ministrator of Charles COuRel4sa
ent. her a accounts for fnal selleasl
which time all persons lrlers'sa !
attend if they see proper. B!
CAROLINE COUNCIL ~ \,
Jan. IL, l849. y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

MaIsr Noah says that an invoice Of cigars
worth ! thousand dollars per thousand Of
! dollar d piece, has been received at New
York.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

Fllle import o%fcotton into Boston durin . Tho
yeat la48. was 35l, 1857 bales.
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,. Trust AL.

.lPY Virtue Of adj a &c.. 5a "
ted by Robert , ) L'l'
Inc benefit Of James il
srs, on the 23d March. lIl1oa
duly recorded in the oS,'
Of the Probate Court oG MN \
Mississippi, in Book q n'.Il
77 !8 III, 778, and 77s9'
will expose 10 public saIs
serve, at the plantation oi
m, seven miles south.ws., J. y,
u, On Tuesday, Marci ~
The said plantation, co1'.
Thirteen Hundred and Si,is
Land,-about 1000 ess.
fine sIate of cultivation M MIL
proved, together with
30 or IA
Negroes, consisting Of msD. !.
children, embraced and NJ AM M
deed of Trust, all accIama,sl .
BILE. 5
Terms made known ou 4.
Sale. "
-, WILLIAM HARDBu|
February Cd, l849. m
AT the same time and pIaa
sold by Robert P. Curfin, r.
CONS and harness, fodder, o1I,'
tools, &c.
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A Mr.. Barnes, of the New York Regiment,
closes q letter on the subject as follows. He
seems to think sold Bullion" himself might
" lOrn' something new on the gold subject
Who knowsbut the 'yaller boys may yet flow
up the Mississippi
+" worked there myself about month, and
got as much gold as | thought would last me
all my life, but i: is nigh upon all gone already
| wore out my shoes, and trousers and Jacket,
and when ! came to buy new ones, | found
they were worth more than their weight in
gold. wish Col. Benton was here! Irecksn
he'dlarn something new about gold, and other
lolKs' 100, who say there is nothing valuable
out go'd' say what | now know is an everlas.
TN and eternal h%umbug. There amt no pri.
ces now IN all these %diggins; the question i,
when you ask the price Of any thing, shoV
much gold have you got?, And then N,
measure is a handlul.i'
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DIED In jacksonville Mrs, Ann wife Of Geo,
Finucane.
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MIS- SISSIPPI CREOLE.
CANTON, MISS

MsssFs. n MORRIs& 90, General Agenis
OF Black Hawk, Mississippi, are authorized
Agents Of the Mississippi Creole
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

Don't wear your panialoons SO tight that YOU
CAN'T Aneel down and say your prayersl
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ILLINOIS sENATOR,-Gen James Shields was
elected United States Senator from illinois for
inst. The vote stood
Shields, (dem. N
Gen. W. 7. Thornton, (whig3 qe.
Wm. B, Ogden, Gree soiI,)
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-02

JACKSON, Miss, January %, l849.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17

can easily be brought by Railroad within eirht or
ten Hohf Of Noffok a shorter time than IL takes TO
reach Richmond from tie same place by the fiver.
would state, for the of tile Senate, what
has moi been sdfisiently ecoasideheaa IA few years
ago, Q d6 not Know &hatsfs the fact now, the toh-
mage owned IN w flmingfoni was greater than that
owned in any seaport South Of Baltimore, except
New Ofleans hold it as maxim m our improve
ents they should be directed towards the ocean,
IN the best calculated torelie7e the State gem
efally Of IT'S natural difficulties. Pass the bin on
your table, and there will be least one great avenue
into Cufintefior, nearly equal TO naYigabie river
from which other improvements may hereafter .di
verge, and the wfoiso oStatelbe ultimately bsnefteG
aF will moreover say to those gent leme Who prefer
the Danyiie route, that road from anotte to Dam
VILE can never be built without a very liberal SUBJ
the, PROPOSED in this Bii Fhe State of ifginia
has subscribed 5000, 900 to the Richmond and Dam
vile Road, and if very doubtful at this time whe
ther the balanee of the money can be procured. Is
itprobable then, that the distance from DanvAe
to Charlotte-14 40 miles be made by indiyidu-
alslsls slatshent Of he proposition IS Sufficient
70 show its impfaetieabillfy. - tsn5f u 1 = ifs
have now, Mr. Speaker, finished the task assign
ed me by the Senate. Ie has been to me far from an
agreeable duty for tits road along whieho laufes
are to be gathered. The bill your table presents
in estimation the best, if the only remedy,
for the difficulties placed in from this Raleigh
and diaston Road. ~ It is unnecessary fof me to
mind the Senate that iadividuaylI have nofeelings
anxiety the subiect.sdI reside in part Of the
State that has been and probably never will be
benefited by any legislaio2here.s My constituents are
only reminded of your existence as government by
the occasional grasp Of ata-gatherer can, therel
fore, Sir in advocating this bill, even expectthat
less than side bauble - popular applause, whchis
as tickle as it is worthless .asnihg4g- t-1o
. NIB. Since the abo,e was delivered, Ehave seen
Professor MitchelI's ofa turnpike Road from
Raleigh. west, and he makes the shortest distance
from Raleigh to Salisbury IllS miles-the distance
ma Chapel Hill and Greensborought Is9.t am
also informed that heavy bar iron be furnished at
the rate of $1S57 dollars per mile, SO that about
81 dollars would be sufficient to put the Ra
leigh and CASTOR Road in such repair that it would
annually yield profit of at least $4,000 year. =;
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17
THE NORTH GARoIIElk ANDAKD,
is PURLLsHED wEEKLEs yBE ~ " fabfo
wILLTA M WI HOLDE Mt
--Ea. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. slogps.1 y 9

THE NoarH C1R0IISA Sra ANn4Rb Is published week;
w. at Three DOlarspet annum, payable in avance.s In
no instance will the paper besen unless the for
the same shall accompany the order Subscibers and
others, who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
do so at all times, by Mail and at his risk for
all sums win be promptly transmitted sIz Sz}dl i,sa
ADvERrIsENENrs not exceeding fourteen lines, Eibbe
inserted one time for one doaf and ceHs,for
each subsequent insertion; those of greater
nortion Court Orders and Juici Advertisements will
he charged twenty-five per cent higher than the aboye
rates reasonable deduction viii be made tothdse who
advertise by the year-s ihzcsD Ct ao18sT.hi id SIT
Letters the Editor must come free fpostage. bta7
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-17

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sF3 gIsfs8geB .efxa3zH3 ztsiiksEIDb has 81 tbe t
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10 9Eo3 9gfsgiaesszGgi aai Is or fEdI issesa1s'
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ssligi 1io s6I sol s0es So ed bleoa 8psaeI stel9d
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
The Sale of Rrandrcih'. Pills

ITAS increased more than ten-fold in four years
III What better evidence can be had Of tlclr value
as family medicine OF of their usefulness IN the
presentation and cure OF diseases! For further evil
dence however read the following
From american Newspapers
The Nelr York ErtRing Star says Brandreth's
Pills are n medicine which their own intrinsic worth
will always secure for them large and ready sale.
They have deSeVedly high reputation; and as a
family and ani-biious remedy il would be difficult
to equal them among all the patent medicines OF the
present. day.
The Ne,r York Commercial SAYS: They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood
The Ns,r York Sun says Brandreihs Pills have
been used among many OF our friends and in our own
family we hare used them nearly four ycnrs, when
we required medicine in that period no Doctor save
DR. Bnndfeth has crossed our threshold, aud no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
Medical men of the highcs, professional repu,a.
ton have strongly recommended, in all cases OF bill
ious affections constipation Of the bowels and ncr-
vous and sick headache, arising from the overlooking
OF the digestive organs, the use OF Brandies Plll'
ms the best Medicine cxant for relieving those who
are Iaboring under the effects OF these complaints
They are mos, safe and ccaclous remedy, and Ger.
tain in their effects Age.
"To THE WHOLE FAMILY OF MAS-Wc feel both
pleasure and satisfaction IN recommending to all our
readers Brande,hs Vegetable Pills the most GER
tnn mos, safe, and invaluable medicine extant. As
ant-bhous and npcrAent Fills, we are perfectly CON
WINGED they stand far above all others rs certain
cure in all cases OF worms, Scurvy, scorbuc humors
erysipcns and all affections OF thr skim dropsy asth-
ma, stone, gravel piles, and lumbago, they will be
! fond iny auabc ~ Times.
! Beware of countcrici,s, and remember TINT Drug.
gists are no, allowed to sell thc genuine. Ask to see
the certificate of agency L. H. g. G. Buricy, nre
the general agents ior northern Illinois, and at heil
/ Store ~ Lake Street, Chicago, they may be had
! wholesale and retail. Nov, ~, 1913. Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

after, and found her in little arbor
in the rear Of tl.e house.
"Dear Kate" said I, forgive me,
and | will give you back the kiss !
stole"
She looked at me a moment, and
turned her head away but she did
not struggle violently when | repaid
her the kiss | had stolen on the ve-
randall. | have kissed beautiful
girls since, but | never found the
zest of that stolen kiss. All, Kate -
Ned BunNin's Otcn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
Great Sale Of Timber Land,

ton, a, TIC dooroi the court house IN Ottawa, at
10 o'clock AN on the 2Olh day of September next
200 Acrcs Of Laad Sad land Is situalci ON sec Ii
town 33,nrj cas-, 81 y. M, aud will he surveyed INTO
small tacls ay from to 20 acres according To gun.
liy) This will probably be one OF the best oppor.
tunlticS that persons residing between Marscilcsand
lloldcIman's Grove will ever have OF purchasing
TIMBER tor farming purposes Also, the east halo
west quartcrscc2 % town, 81, ie 81 p. M, sua.
ted near Greens dam ut Dayton, to'bc sold in 20
mere tracts, The purchasers of the above tucts will
be- required topoy fifth down, and the balance in
five equal HLnia instruments, and to secure the pay
mcnt Ihcrcoiby bond onI mortgage on the properly
sold, at per cent per annnm, payable scm-anuu-
ally IN advance BY order of the board oi Trustees
oischoos in Town 30. N. r. II. BPM.
MAY lO. 1919 G. w. IACkSON. TrensMrcr
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasa'ie county, LasaHe
of schools township IS, M 1, . 81 D. m. RS Jule
b. Smi,h-In chancery, bill to ioicclose mort
gage.
l I appearing from an licay on file in the clerks
office OF the circuit court OF said county that Jude
u. Smith, defendant in above entitled cause il not
resident of the state Of Illinois and The compaaants
having filed their bill OF complaint herein, and sum
mons having bece issued thereon according to law:
Notice is therefore hereby gwen you, the said Jude
B. Smith, that unless you be and appear before the
said circuit court or or before the first day OF the next
term thereof, TO be holden the court house IN OF
tawa on Friday the oh day Of November next, and
plead dcmur, eNcepto, or answer the said compla-
nanls bill of complaint, the same will be taken for
confessed against you, and the matters aud things
therein prayed for VIII be dccrcel accordingly
sep Is, 1919 p LlNDLEY Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, comps sols. "a
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Crnal Notifcs.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Lqsalie C'ouHiR-LG-
sale circuit court, 10 N0rewber Tam, 1919 -
john J Van Antwerp rs. Wngate J. llardcl--
In Chanccry, bill 10 iurcloSc mortgage.
THE complainant having filed his bill ct complaint
in the office Of she clerk OF the circuit court o-aid
county. and summons having been issued thereon
according 10 law, and appearing from affidavit on
lie hcrcin that Wmgatr j. liariell is not a resident
oiihis state and without the reach otprocess OF this
cont notice is therefore hereby given 10 the said
Ninga'c J Hardci, that unless you shallbc and APP
pear before the circuit court OF said County the first
dly Of the thereof to be holden al the court
house in Ottawa on Friday the 9,h day of NoycnI-
Der next, plead dcmur, except 10 or answer the
compainant> bill OF complaint, the same will be ia =
ken Is confessed against You, and the matters and
things THEREIN prayed for decrred accordingly.
aug -, lSi9-6-it PlllLO LtNDLEG, Ck.
GLnvrR & CnnN Cnmnrts soils
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

DEW ARE Of VERNrFUGES.-Therc are numerous
~ kinds in the market warranted to kill worms,
and it is fair to presume from the aduItera,ed drugs
of which they are made, TINT they will kill the
worms and children too The Empire Company is
incorporated by the legislature of the state to pre-
vent, mush as possible the impostions heretofore
practiscd, by the sales of impure and adulterated
medicines, md this company put their seal granted
by the state, on none bu, such are pure and gcnu
me The Company are located at lie, Broadway,
n, Y. Merchants visiting New York will tindit
much TO their advantage TO take such articles Of me-
dIcne 70 their customers as are LEGALLY guaranteed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
YnIunlIc Enr,ll for Sale.

1IIIE undersigned oilers NJ Private snc the farm
upon which he has resided unilln,ey. Iii Sit
untcd about five miles northeast of Ottawa near the
Fox river road, The farm comprises 10 ncres. all
under fence and well improved The are upon it,
dwelling house, n harm, oui-ho,scs, thriving young
orchard, aud a fine timothy grass meadow. Forpar-
Of this paper, or Of Col Waite. who lives near the
prcmiaes offered for snlc tauga Jas IlusroN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
Perkins, Elementary yrithmc,,c:

DY Professor G. IL Perkins, of the Ncic York
ID Nmmai School; the best Arithmetic IN use
This work has been adopted as the text book in
the Chicago city schools, and has, from the best
sources, high recommendations
Teachers are invited to cxamincit
For sale by the quantity or sinry by
A. H. * &. BlRLEY l22 Ihkrs, Chi-nuo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

TT SEFUL AND Ornamental WIN. Johnson,
- chemist md manufacturer for the Empire
Company, has produced an article, which he calls
" LqnHdry Starch Polish" to be- used in common
starch which gives polish TO linen collars, bosoms
Sc. perfectly Moreover, II is said greatly to iacili-
tate the process OF monlng |, is offered for wholesale
by the Empire company, at l76, Broadway, under
the Howard Hotel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

pARTHOLO NEWS ExrEcToRANr PINK SYRUP.
y 49, manufactured perfectly pure for the Empire
company and is used for all coughs, colds pain OF
the side, lungs &c, with perfect success. 1t is
perfect preventative of Consumption, but not q cure
after that disease has fairly seated None is genuine
unless it has the seal Of this company at l76 Broad
way attached TO it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

SITE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County. vs.
"a Sale circuit court, to November Term, 1919 :
DanielF illttys. jeremiah Church attachment
N Office is hereby given to Jeremiah Church
~ that wit OF attachment issued out OF the Of
lice oithe clerk Of said circuit court, dated the 5h dav
ot May, 1919, at the suit OF Daniel + Hut for the
sum Of nine hnHdred and tfiy dollars, directed 10
the sheriff of La Sale county, which writ has been
returned executed by evyingupon all OF your inter.
est III the : OF sc TO- L 49, K g. eas, therefor,
unless you, The said jeremiah Chuich shall person.
ally be aud appear before the said La Sale circuit
court on or before the first day OF the nexu term
thereof to be holden at the court house, in Ottawa
on Friday, the 9Th day Of November next give spe-
cial bail and plead 10 sai4 plaintiff actou pdgncn,
will be rendered against you in favor Of the said
Daniel F Hit, and 80 much Of the.propery attach.
ed a. may be sufficient In satisfy said Judgment and
costs, will be sold to satisiy the same
NORRIS Il FIsHrR, PmLo LIyprAY,
aug 2S-i-i Pits Ittys Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
LAND FOR SALE.

TIE seq sec ~ town 30 n range east nwq sec
20 town 30 range . c, VIII swq sec % 33i,r 2e;
ch NEG sec 20 % n ~ e. These lands embrace
some Of the most valuable coal banks 10 the county,
good water, timber, prairie aud farm OF 60 acres
with ordinary Improvements. Terms easy Apply
TO Joseph Reynolds near the premises or TO the sub
scribcr at Ottawa np21 WH L. WALLACE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

The N. o. Delta says, "thc differ.
ence between the crevasse ut N.
Orleans and the cholera is, that one
broke out, the other broke in, and
both went II with q rush."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

TNHE NIGHTINGALE OF THE EAST, Jenny Lind
J. The Hair Gloss of this wonderful singer is now
deposited with the Empire company, n, l76, Broad
way, 1t is called Jenny Lind Hair Gloss" The
and Of a standing above all imputations Of luu,Sug
gerry and deception upon the public
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

There Is young man in Cincin-
natl, so modest that he will not en-
brace an opportunity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14

EfrS! FITS ,,--INpnY REMEDY. A sERyryE
= BALSAN.-Thc Empire Company having OBJ
tanned n much expense, the Great Er,dian Remedy,
Ncrrmc Bnlsdm, which is becoming 80 celebrated
Tor the cure OF all nervous affections, especially ep-
cptlC and other tits, cramps. cOnvutonS, Sc would
respectfully call the attention Of physicians and the
afflicted 10 IT, ns forming new nntidote in the trent
mcni OF these dreadful diseases heoore thought to
be- incuah.c.
This wonderful medicine has been confidently
placed before the public its own intrinsic merit
and has been found 10 stand every test has been
administered to hundreds with astonishing success
until IL can be said, without fear of contradiction
that epilepsy can be cured-a climax not before
reached in the history the medical world
But n II has become fully understood and ac-
knowlcdged, by all well educated and honorable
physicians that there is no such thingas n specific
IN medicine tor the positive cure of nny complaint,
and rs the symptoms, cause and effect Of epiepsy
vary with almost every patient. it may as well be
admitted that the Nevinc Balsam NAV in some en-
ses fail TO effect pertinent cure. The company,
however, having tul confidence IN the remedy pro-
pose tn make arrangements with epilep;c patients
furnishing them with all the necessary medicine re-
quTed tn suit their case, and the advice and service
Of one oithc most sklll'u physicians in the United
States for the cure oiepepsy, fer six months Tor if
~ dollars payable in all cases IN advance The most
unqncstionabIe references given, of extreme cases,
Prominently cured in this city and vicinity
Any person affected by fits nervous affections,
who shall purchas the Nervine Balsam. and perse.
we're in its use, and is not radically cured, or most
essentially benefited, shall have their money returned
| This invaluable medicine can be procured in this
city only Of the Empire Company. No l76, Broad
way, under the Howard Hotel II will be carefully
put up IN boxes with full directions and sent to any
I part ofthe world. Small boxes $40 lage $40.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
lyTM.iOuNSOV, S.n. a5ccy ; }, rims Soo,

w This splendid Soap is superior to any other !;
the 'a,heT produced by II is Instantaneous il does
not dry on The ace II is OF very fine cmolien cha.
ractcr; prevents all chaps and heals cuts. pmples
&c, almost Immediately. One cake will last gen.
tleman n year with every daysuse. This statemier,
Is not eAaggened-hali IL superiority cannot be
told IN an advertisement. MIR Johnson. who is the
most celebrated manufacturer IN tins country manu-.
lucturrs tins Soap exclusively for the Empire Com.
pany Incorporated 10y the legislature OF the state ot
New York. The compauys ware house is at lie,
BROADWAY under the Howard Hotel
Almost all country merchants purchase it when
they are IN the city
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-14
empire Gompann's Column.
UMPIRE.OMP AY'sCaemieal F7uid 70

INMPIREcOMP AVS Chemical Fluid fov
r. Ireskirg-1his extraordinary chemical com
pound, used accordn directions has the following
properties: Ii saves all the rubbing, Except on the
most filthy part of the Gasment,l and, consequently
the wear to clothes being washed in the usual way
wthou, 1t; there is Also saving Of hall The time in
washing the same amount OF cloths IL does not rot
or lnurc the cloth in the least il sets the coors fast
in iallng calcoes and answers the purpose equally
well in line cambrics. muslins, or coarse wooen
goods. These are tncts that every one will acknow-
ledge on trying the article.
Sold wholesale ct l16 BROADWAY, NY
For retail ask the merchant or dnnist i'm your nace