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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
PATRONAGE.

THERE is probably city in the Union where persons
Il in business less patrObzed simply for their fashona
bic location their splendid and costly furnished stores
than this city Persons in this city mostly patronized
according their capacities for business the real adrian
tags they offer the public This should be and the
ladies IN New Orleans beginning 10 think Many who
formerly patonzed only the splendid Millinery Stores the
fashionable Streets with large windows and costly res
may now be seen at Mrs. CAMPBELLS. corner ,y.ras
and ar2ndeet street-and that is the place BUY
Mb phTEl and I'd Fanny GOODS there find
EMBR0!DERIES, I.ACES. LACE CAPES. tJYS'
and INFANTS Leghorn HATS. COMBS. BRUSHES.
PERFUMERY ETC. and the Prices far less than those
asked for the kind OF goods in The silly stores
down town,
NETS CLEANED and PRESSED. # you want them
Gone we'll or if you want DRESSES made propef
manner. ap30 Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The Cores
ponding Secretary of the New York State Agri-
cultural Society has received the following letter
from Gen. Taylor, acknowledging the receipt of
seven volumes of the Transactions of that Society:
WASHINGTON. d. c., March "a, 1919.
Dear Sr-Your favor Of the 18th inst. has been duly
ceved and take great pleasure acknowledging the seven
volumes of Transactions of the New York State Agrcu
tura Society," which have been kind enough to forward
to address have always taken the deepest interest in
with VOLUMES containing SO much that is valuable in re-
laon to this earliest and most important of all beg
that you will convey to the Executive Committee my
thanks for this acceptable present. and for
yourself the assurance Of my respect and esteem remain
B.P Johnson, Cor Seoy N Y. S.Agrcultural Society,
Albany N Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

pERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROFESS
L SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject to TAXA
TON lion, within the limits of the Fourth Representatioe
out LlCENSES and those indebted to the State Of Lou
Islana, for TAXES REAL ESTATE, etc., are re-
qussted to call and pay the same
Ihs District is comprised between 81 Louis and Canal sts
ES Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienvile and
Cusiomhouse Streets ~
NIL I'm, .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
MEDICAL BOOKS,
Illustrated Nth COlored and Plain Plates,
FOR SALE nv

Illustrated Nth Colored and Plain Plates,
FOR SALE BY
TIL S. L. WHITE, SO Canal street.
QUAIN'S ANATOMICAL PLATES. illustrating the
Structure OF the different parts Of the Human Body By Jonas
Quain, M. D. In volume quarto.
MOREAU'S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MID
WFERY exhibiting the advanced the Science
In volume quarto. With eighty plates.
PANCOAST'S OPERATIVE SURGERY. Comprising
elias ifcaion Of the of the Art including all
the operations exhibiting the of Surge Science
advanced condition. With eighty plates In
MOTIFS VELPEAU'S OPERATIVE SURGERY.
Carefully revised entirely remodeled, and augmented
Treatise Surgery Illustrated by
cravings, incorporated with the Accompanied with
Atlas oil twenty-five plates representing the principal
surgical Instruments Tran lated by e P Town
send M d. under the Of and notes and obsera
tons by Valentine Mott, NJ. D. In volumes.
GODDARD'S ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND PA
THEOLOGY OF THE HUMAN TEETH. With thirty plates.
In volume quarto
RAYER,S THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF THE SKIN. With
forty coloTed plates. In volume quarto.
SMITH AND HORNER'S ANATOMICAL ATLAS.
MASSES POCKET ATLAS of the Descriptive Anato-
my OF the Human Body With hundred twelve Dgra-
Wings. vol.
N B. very large assortment OF Medical BooS
mention daily ADVERTISEMENT for sale moderate prices
above. apo st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
D1ed:

- Died:
Ononday afternoon, Both half O'Clock, Ell liza
BETH DUFFY, the city Dunak, County Louth Ire
land, aged l9 years.
~ Her friends and the friends of her boher-iaw Thomas
Nc Enany invited funeral THIS MORNING, MAY
l. O'clock residence Mr. Julia
cnrre of Maraz uithn farfbe rnntice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

SPICES, PICKLES. &c.
4 'LONES, NUtmegs, AllsDce. Pepner, Cinnamon. etc
" DID MonongaIea WHISKY 100 bbls
PiG , ga am. KETCHUPs-l25 cases;
CHEWING FOBACCO-500 pkgs various brands:
Mackerel. Salmon, Goldfish. Herring etc;
Pecans, Almonds. Fibeus ETC.;
RlCE-50 berces Carolina. For sale by
apo Il. j. HART & CO.. % Tchou pitoulas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01

MACKEREL.
TWO HUNDRED bbls. No. 2 and Mackerei;
i 200 kits No. Mackerel Tor sale by
WHiTTEMORE & CUTTER
ap9n 10 Tcheupitoulss ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-01
Fifth District G

V For Clerk We authorized to annoup2
GEORGE A. FOSDlCK Candidate ior Clerk Of he Him
D Court the election be held the 5h Novem
next. aplih
TT For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
for Clerk of the Fifth District Court the Election
the 5th OF November next, and will be supported by
aps MANY VOTERS,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
There's Policy in Insurance!

HAVING been appointed Correspondent of the
II New York "MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE.
INSURANCE COMPANY" hereby give no
tice, that am prepared to receive and forward TO
the Company applications for Insurance, from any
person who may feel disposed TO avail himself of
the opportunity to provide for his family or other
relations by nsuring his life very low rates. The
principles upon which this company was formed
have commended themselves to thousands whose
relations have rcaped the benefits of their precau-
ton, which is fully proven by the following state
ments.
"Ihomas Saey, Of Baltimore, having come to
his death from the effects of prevailing epidemic,
left to his otherwise destitute family -Four Thou
sand Dollars Insurance, money received from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, which popular
corporation had insured his life for that amount"
Samuel Butler, of Virginia, respectable me-
chanIc, was recently suddenly thrown from his
horse and killed instantly, leaving wife and six
children to lament his loss. We take pleasure in
stating the unfortunate man. had his life insured for
Three Thousand Dollars, which goes to his wife
and children-We understand that the insurance
was by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York"
The undersigned can give many more instances
OF lhe same character, but regards il unnecessary
Any person desiring insurance can call at nv Room
No "a, Virginia Hotel, or at the Store of Messrs.
L. n. Green & Co., and at either place receive any
information that may be necessary, CONCERNING the
principle Of Insurance.
j. McNEALE LATHAM.
o'auh'on' March io49.-Om Correspondent.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
o BI IT u n q z.

DiED, in Highland County: Va, on Saturday. the
18th OF March lS49, in the 34th year Of her age
May JANE BRowN, consort of 'rhos. Brown, Jr
The deceased was the third victim Of her family to
that fell destroyer Consumption. For weeks before
her death she expressed her Willingness exchange
Garth for Heaven Thus she has passed away, leaving
bright evidence Of her acceptedncss with God and
an hershp in that glory which lose all else is gain
A. b..
DIED, at her residence Stanton Augusta coun-
ty Va, on Friday the 23rd day of March, after an ill
ness of several weeks, Mrs. HANNAu HENpERsoN,
rect Of the late Robert Henderson, decd aged near
6S years.
The subject ofths notice, connected herself with He
bron Church, in early life, and remained in connection
with the same Church forty years Her picty
wholly free from ostentation, but still deeply mbued
with the life and power ofchrsan feeling and prnc-
pie. She had indeed "he Of a meek and Qu-
ct SPIRIT Her long and painful illness, was borne
without murmur, and her decline marked by ''the
peace of God which passcth all understanding" Per-
fecty calm and composed to the last. she met death
without fear for to her il came without sting The
deceased has left large family Of children an ex,en-
svc connection, and numerous friends mourn her loss
But to all is source Of great consolation
that their loss is her eternal gain"
DIED, et the Residence of his fathers the Long
Meadows in This County ofthe Putrd Soar throat Mr.
Dewitt C. RoBEaTsoN, aged about 90 years. MIR.
X was very fine yonug man, and his loss i'll be very
much regretted by all who knew him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
BRICK RVIEDEv
Executors Sale Of LanA.

A GREkABLE to the last Will Of Thos. Ora
ham, decd, the subscriber will offer, at pub
lie sale' on Friday the 20th of April, next, the
Tract OF LAND on which the said decedant for
merry resided situated on one of the head branches
of Naked Creek, Augusta County, Va, about two
miles West Of Salem Church, containing about
ggS A0IIlAEo
The improvements consist ofthree LOG Dwell
E,NGS, one Log Earn, and other out-houses.-
About two thirds of the Land is ceares and in a
good state of cultivation, soil good, every acre tila
bic, The balance well timbered ard convenient.
Any person wishing to view the premises previous
TO the day of sale, can be shewn the same by Mr..
Andrew Donahoo, residing thereon. -.
Terms OF sale and time of Possession, made
known on the day of sale.
=, ROBT. SNAPP, Exor.
March 81, 1SI9-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

FROM EURoPE.-The Canada arrived at Halifax
on Tuesday last, with European News to the 10Th
inst. The most important item is the march Of the
Russian Imperial Guards from St, Petersburg to the
RUSSIAN frontier. The war in Hungary has pro-
ceeded with variable success. The Pope after
halting between abdica,ion and soliciting foreign
intervention has applied to Austria for aid and it is
stated that Spain is about to send 10000 men to
aid in his restoration.
The French Government continues to gather
strength and the prospect Of tranquility is more IA
vourable than during the past year.
In recent battle in India the British army lost
% officers and $500 men killed and wounded.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
NOTICE..

BAFE sold my entire stock of GOODS to
Messrs VIM. A. Perrin s. j. c. Ridgway, who
VIII continue The. business of Receiving and For
chandse.
retern, my acknowledgements to my friends and
The public Tor the liberal patronage have received
from them, and respectfully solicit the same for
Messrs. Parrin s Rdgway.
Persons knowing themselves indebted will please
come forward and iquidate the same, and much
oblige their humble servant
THOS. STRIDER.
Staunton, March 81, lS49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

INVALUABLE DISCOVERY Inven-
. tor of M'Lane's Vermiiuge having disposed of
his right to his great remedy, the proprietos, Mes
sers Kidd s. Co, beg leave to offer it to the Amer-
can public as the best remedy for worms ever offer
ed 1t has been tried in all parts of the country.
and IN cases which had deied the exertions Of the
pest physicians, and never without the most COM
If your children exhibit. the symptoms Of beino
troubled. with worms, lose moi a moment. but at
once purchase bottle of M'Lane's VermiG1oe. and
thus save them pain and perhaps their lives.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD s. CO.
No. GO, Wood street, Ptlsburp. Pa.
For sale also by ESRRfDGE 5. GUSHING.
Staunton, Va
o. n. B.-Purchasers will please be par,iculsr
and inquire for "Dr. ,W'Lane's Worm .Snec;Gc
or perm1ugc. and take nothing else.
Mach II &, lS40.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

From that valuable josrna, the. Augusta Chron-
icle, which has greatly contributed to the dissent
nation Of valuable knowledge the subject of man
.nfacturing, take the following gratifying con-
firmation of the truths which it has incucated with
such praseworthy zeal
MANUFACTURES OF CoTToN GooDs.-We chron-
icled, few days since, that the Augusta Manu-
featuring company had increased its capital from
100000 to 100000, by the unanimous vote of
the stockholders. Having many applications for
their stock, and being allowed by their charter TO
increase their capital to 100000, the Board have
recently decided to open books, and receive
subscriptions to the amount of 900, with view
to build a new mill by the side Of the one now in
operation. ,.......
The present mill is turning out $4,000 yards Of
cloth a week, which will soon be increased to So
600. The demand fol: these goods greatly exceeds
the supply. Each loom gives product of DO yards
q day. There is a full supply of worthy females
and Of males who seek employment at this impor-
tant mechanical pursuit. Their wages are good
and satisfactory. All classes are beginning to ap-
ipreciate the wisdom Of bringing the loom and the
spindle to the cotton, the bread and the meat all
zee the folly of being at the useless and the enor
nous expense ofcarryIng Georgia cotton, breadstuffs
and provisions to Old OF n. England to be wrought
into common goods, for Georgia consumption.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

HE METHODIST CHURCH PROPERTY QuEs-
rIoN-We learn that the Baltimore Annual Con
fetshce OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
nrs' IN rotation, has unanimously passed resolu-
ton authorizing and recommending that the proper
ty question, in dispute between the Northern and
SoutheIn branches Of the Church, be submitted TO
arbitration. Should the other Annual Conferences
follow the example, and it seems TO be generally
expected that they will, the constitutional difficulty
will be removed. The South, having made brep-
arat'ons for commencing suit 10 establish their
claim, will have incurred some expenses, but prob
ably these will be made matter Of arrangement
should an amcobe adjustment Of the other difficult
" be agreed upon--,N. Y. Com. .adu.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
SALE or NEGROES, HORSES,
Stock, Household Property. SC

N order that may pay my debts, have deter
mined to sell the Whoie of my property, and
respectfully request my creditors 10 attend the sale,
and those who purchase shall have credit for the
same on their respective claims. The sale will
take place at my residence, near Siaunton on
Thursday the 18th day of this month (March)
There will be sold a Negro Woman and three
Children, Zone boy and two girls, the oldest about
lO years OF age) The woman is abont 81 years
old, Five head Of Horses, Plantation Wagon and
Lear for team, Is head of Cattle, about 60 head of
Hogs, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, | Carryall and Harness, about IS acres
OF Wheat, about DO of which is on John Mellow
ell's farm, ODDS Of WHICH is my share.
This is no trick, but an honest move TO extricate
myself from debt.
Other terms made known on day of sale. =.
MAGNUS w. CRAWFORD.
March 81 1849.-2w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

FiRK IN WINcIiEsTER.-On "Wednesday morn
ing. about o'clock, the Confectionery Store of
Randall Evans was discovered to be on fire, in the
lower story, and being frame building, very com
bustIbe, was consumed in despite of the active ex-
ertions Of the fremen and citizens.
The shoemaker shop and dwelling Of Mr. w. c.
Clark, adjoining, was also destroyed. The stores
Of Messrs. j. b. Taylor & Co., and l.. T.. Swartz-
,welder. just opposite, were fire, but saved by
timely efforts.
The building was insured, and the insurance on
fhs stock of Evans was for about 81 500-less than
his actual loss. There was no insurance on the
stock and furniture of Mr.. Clark, who has lost eve
ny thing, but we are glad TO learn that the citizens
Of the town have promptly made up subscription
Tor his reef.-FTee Prec.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

I WILL here say 10 ali who may feel interested
that the lands belonging to the estate of John
Mcdowell all of which lie in the neighborhood of
c'aunlon, Will be offered at public sale about the
first of June next, ofthe time. place ard terms
due notice will be given.
request all persons having claims against the
estate OF John Mcdowell, to furnish me with a
memorandum of the amount, date &C.
ID. S. YOUNG, Ex'or.
March Z, 1904. ''''-'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
DR M'LANE USED HIS PILLS in his pTac

HR. M'LANE USED HIS PILLS in his prac.
lice several years before he could be induced
TO offer 1t TO the public i'm such manner as to make
1t known all over the country, the quack remedies
SO frequently advertised and forced upon the public
by means of forged certificates and system of puc
ing, preventing frequntly regular and learned
physicians, such as DIR. M'I.ane uudoub,edlv is
from entering the lists against such competitors-
Convinced, however. Of the real value of his med
cine, aud influenced by the plain dictates of duty,
which would not permit him TO keep from his ftl-
i0w-creaureS SO powerful means of preser vino
them from suffering, he finally offered it for sale.
Since that time il has become known all over
the U. States; and wherever il has been tried has
proved lis superiority over all other REMEDIES ever of
Tered Tor diseases Of the liver. In fact the prcscrp-
lions OF physicians are no Hunger required in cases of
the liver complaint All that is necessary is for the
patient 10 purchase and use DR.. MP Lanes Lirel
rus, to secure restoration TO health. Read this :
81 Kidd s. CO.-Please let me have two boxes
more Of DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills. My wife has
used Two boxes of the Doctors Pills. and | assure
you they have done her more good than my family
physician has Tor two years, during which time he
was in regular attendance. These two boxes Think
will effect cure.
JAMES JONES.
Wilkin! Township, Allegheny Co. Pa.3
March 10Th, TS47."
0o-Observe. none are genuine without the fac
simile of the proprietor's signature
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
$3.50 No. 60, Wood street mlI Pi,, s wof Pa,
For sale also by ESKRIDGE g. GUSHING.
Staunton, IA.
e5- N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for 'Dr. .M'Lane's Lirer Pills - and
take other
March %, 1870.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
A DESIRABLE FARM
NOW I'M LA&KNT0

THE McCue FARM, lying within four miles
of Lexington, Rockbridge county, containing
20A .4CKES,
is now offered for sale, and should private sale
not be effected by the 2nd day of the Superior Court
for Rockbridge county, will on that day it being
the 10Th day of April, be sold publicly, in front Of
the Court House in Lexington. This Land lies
well, is situated in good neghborhood and being
convenient to Lexington, within two and;,n half
miles across the fields, makes it very desirable for
those reasons, and the quality of said Land is favor
ably known throughout the County of Rockbrdqe
1t has two or three Springs upon it-a good
LOG HOUSE, @
KiICHEN, Stone-spring House, and good Barn
Nearly twothirds of it is yet in Timber.
The Terms are in part, to wit One third of the
purchase money to be paid on the LIST day of July
next and the remaining instruments will be mado
accommodating The deed will be made when tho
nrst payment is required, and the purchaser can
nave immediate possession to put in Spring crop
For further particulars i'm relation TO said sale. re-
ference can be had TO Col. Andrew w. Cameron.
near Lexington, or the subscriber who resides in
o'aunton. JOHN ID. IMBODEN,
Committee for John McCue.
March ID, lS49-tds.
Cc- Rockingham Register will copy till sale.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

FREE MASONRY AMONG THE INDIANs.-Letters
from California to JAM Goth have been received in
Boston. A volunteer in Col. Fremont's expedition
writes that he has been nine months a prisoner
his life having been spared and his liberty finally
granted him on account of his having been discover
ed by the Indians to be free mason, of which fra.
iernl'y, 1t seems, many Of the red men were mem
bers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
NOVICE,
z.G~-
E'IiE public are hereby notiic

E'HE public are hereby notified tia. have en-
ployed
WAIHOlE TlIA{TLNS3
from EUROPE, Of superior skill. and that all
Watches left with me for the renewal of any part,
Tor new Jewels or for thorough repair, shall he OK
ecuted with despatch in mastery manner, under
my own supervision and as cheap as it can be done
IN the United States-apd warranted 10 perform
well.
ALSO, that JEWELRX and every Ihicg
IN my line, will be repaired as WE'LL as promptly
and at least IS cheap as any where, and sent back
FsEE or cosT 10 The owner, carefully put up .
or Refer 10 Rev. Il. NJ. Smith, and Rev Rich
ard Phillips, Stanton, Va
WIN IT. WHITE.
Fredericksburg. Va. March 7, 1923.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
NOTICE.
Warm Springs and HarrsOnburg Turnpike Road

Hurm NPr1HgS d1u HaTfSUHDuTg TurnplkC Road
Company.
4 MEETING of the Stockholders OF the w. S.
- s. ii. I. r. CO., will be held at the house of
NJ Jacob Dinkle, in Brdgewater, on Friday the
10Th of April. 1t is hoped the Stockholders will
attend in person or by proxy, as it is desirable to
have full meeting TO take into consideration the
proprety OF rebuilding the bridge at Bridgewater.
Al the same time and place the President and Di-
rectors will receive proposals for the construction
OF a Bridge on North River. Proposals will be re-
celved for Trussel Bridge and also for one on the
plan Of the Valley Turnpike bridge near Mt. Jack
son. BY order of the Board v
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER, Sec. s. Treas.
1arrlsonburg, March 81, l049.-tdm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

Loss OF S1eHr AND SPEEcH.--The Captain Of
a Trading vessel having some contraband goods on
bostd, which he wished to land, said 10 custom
house officer whom ne knew, elf was to put
half eagle piece upon, each Of your eyes, could you
see 2" The answer was-''No, and if had auoth
re up on my mouth, could not speak"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks or
~, nee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
C,dh;anncery Tor Augusta County, February the 5,h,
Anthony Aylor-paintif1
AGAINST
David Link and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
ayior' and John Orebaugh, Ex'or OF George
Aylor, dec'd-Defendants
go IN CHANCERY.
he defendants, David Link and Margaret his
WIFE, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the act of Assembly and the
huies OF this Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said De
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid
1.-The LIST Monday in April next and answer the
bill OF The Plaintiff; and that copy of This order bo
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
stanton for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse
COpy-Teste.
NlCH'S. &. KINNEY, c. C.
February 7, l849.-2m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
TO MERCHANTS.

I HAVE AYE. a good STORE HOUSE fer REM.
IN Whiiamsville, Bath Go. 1t is a good stand
Tor business It good assortment of goods is kept on
hand' and Merchants will find it TO their interest
TO come and look for themselves. From three IN
ve thousand dollars worth of Goods have been sold
mere annually. good Boot and Shoemaker will
90 nIs.-Ia'e business in the village. For further
Information, apply to the subscriber. living at the
place. WM I NyFI Eos ~ '"'
March II, 1898.