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Imaginary HYDRoFHoBIA.-In a memoir Of
learned professor is found recorded strange cass
shooting sparrows, saw his dog attacked by a
strange and lerocous mastiff He tried TO separate
the animals, and received bite from his own dog,
which instantly ran off through the fields. The
wound was healed in few days, but the dog was
not found, and the peasant after a few days began
to feel symptoms OF nervous agitation. He con-
eeived that the dog, from disappearing, was mad ;
and within day or two after this idea struck him,
he began to feel symptoms Of hydrophobia- They
grew hourly more violent; he raved, and had all
the evidence Of this most violent distemPer As
he laid with the door open to les in the last air that
he was to breathe, he heard his dog bark The
animal up to his bedside and frolirked about the
II was clear that he, at least, was in perfect
health. The peasants mind was relieved Instantly;
he got up with renewed strength, dressed hlnseh
plunged his head into basin Of water, and thus
refreshed, walked into the room to his astoaisked
family. It is not improbable that many attacks q
a disease so strongly dependent the Inauguration
might equally be cured by sseeraining the state Of
the animal by which the bite was given,
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69 GAME STpFFT NFw Ol

| GO C,.D c,Or,I-- N NJ =
l - 70 70 CAnF SLEEEf, NEW ORLEANS.
| IMPORTANT NOTlCE.-One of the best Family News
papers published In tins country may be had free Of charge
Vey Pesoh VINO shan purchase any one article of The
nedlene and leave MS name al our office
E S pe nP S9Ied 70 one yeaT subscription TO the WEST
EnN WohLD, one OF the most original and interesting
smy HeMipspsEs q the age L IS devoted to Literature
Seehcej neatn, MarketS etc, and VIII contain summary
Oh me NewB o. tne Word both foreign and domestic.
Ahe series OF GraeteMDerg Medicines
Comprise remedies for nearly disease incident TO the
temperate and tropical climates. For families, Travellers
men and plantation they uneqdaled All the medi.
Gnes purely vegetable and warranted the diseases
Tor which they are seyerally recommended.
THE EFENBEBG VEGETABLE PILLS, con-
Sdered the standard Pill Of the day. infinitely superior any
I'll before the public. Price % cents per box.
The GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS, skill
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WEEK. NEW ORLEANS, MORNING,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY


p. ANDERSON, No. II 81. Charles street. -
-. Watches, Chronometers and Nautical Instru. k&1A
ments accurately adjusted Philosophical and Flee - a
ucal Apparatus made to order and repaired &Ans4B
S-bour ChronOmeters altered TO run IS hours. IS 1y
M II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Wstch- ~
fEENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. E<A
AA yewelry articles repaired at moderate prices mSA
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. .sILvERWARE.
= NELSON A. HoUEs,) will have constantly on r-P
nana lsrge assortmen Of Fine LEVER and DU-kSeA
PLEx WATCHES Qor Ladies and Gentlemen's II n
poo and Geneva consisting Of Heavy Hunting and Open
race Gold and Silver Watches fine Second or Timing
watches, q English manufacture.
beaotiny Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' of
Ladie Guard and Belt Chains, an entirely new pattern
eltemens Guard, Vest and FOB Chains seals and Keys
Ladies Ladies and Gentemen's Finger Rings, Of Diamonds
Ladies and Genilemen's Brcaspina new styles. old Pens
with Gold and Silver Holden Gold Pencils Gold and Si
Esr IhmPles ney patterns Of Eanngs; Lockes; fuds;
FINE SILVERWARE-Consistinx of Table. Tea. Des
eF Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks;
sasi Butter Knives etc.; also, an assortment Of Silver
sPECTACLEs-For Ladies and Gen.
uemen, in God, Silver and Steel Silver
Spectacle Gases; Spectacle Glasses to suit
SUsPENDER BUCKLEs-Gold and Silver suspeudsr
Bqckes Fine Silver plated Casons, CandIesicks etc. etc.
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, style; require no
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and Jewery Manufao-
fT~ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are resoect
fully invited to examine the stock above mentioned every
article warranted fine any offered for sale in the city
and at reduction Of former prices The eest
ewey, which we guarantees to perform, no charge MI
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MEDICAL CARDS.

MEDICAL CARDS.
BoCTaaAAIN.1,!G9 p DRUG sToRE Ns ss camg
DR. D. GLASS. Gate 9 Il hcpkn:lile, KY, No. 81
Baronns street, between Union and Perddo streets. New
- near CanOllton Railroad Depot-In consequence Of
viii @ 20 20 Oe he
y 70 O'Clock, and to 7P NJ G1 No accounts will be
n COHEN having had 30 years experience, ofers the
~. above infalibe remedy for all Diseases per. 1Rza
9RE cured as ys Ia9i@f shs Feat ff
being stone blind for months was resored s he bt Of one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
s GRE em GSH % 1s sS'Ss6 SoS s ad e @
hanmatlon Of days cured BY one single drop 1t gives
Nos EOS fnIirF1 m sIee asvis lie is and
CHARLES street. apl7 1y
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
EXT ACT OF SAR RILLA
ENoR the of scrolqa Kings Evil. syphiic and
MerGural Diseases, White Swelling, Obstinate Eruptons
era Debility and all diseases requiring the aid Of Alternative
TecneS II is not offered specific capable Of curing all
possessing inthe most concentrated fom the active prnci
The long established and well deserved reputation Of sar-
sapana as remedy for all diseases, arising from inmites
of modern medicines has also been proved be Of great
efficacy Rheumate affections either chronic inamma
The extensive of Sarsaparla in medical practice io
several past and the trouble aud difficulty which pa
ents subjected to in making the decOcion and SYRUP ha
rendered necessary to procure preparation OF 1t in mOEt
convenient form than those usually prescribed.
Numerous preparations of Sarapanla, and various modes
of preparing them have been given, all Of which will differ,
according to their mode of preparation Ii therefore OF the
highest consideration and importance TO the faculty, that
there should be preparation OF uniform strength and possess
ing the most advantages. .-.. -.
In The Improved Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapara,
prepared by the subscribers for several past con
tanned all Of the Medicinal qualities Of Sarsapala united
with those OF several Other vegetable remedies which have
been found ecaciOus similar Diseases Ii possesses many
advantages the preparations of Sarsapara
now in use from its form rendering more poa
be 1t is extensively used in hospitals and has met with
the general approbaon of the Medical Faculty Of this city
who prescribe in their regular practice with decided
Warranted not 70 contain the least particle of Mercury
and which not added-Ony when regularly prescribed
kR For sale by all the respectable Druggists and dealer
throughout the country,
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and retail, by
mh30 3m As Camp, corner Grayier street,
| nRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is nov
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Elihu Burrist says that the bsst cough drops for
young ladies are. to drop the practice of dressing
ihin when they 90 into the night air.
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FANCY GOODS.

DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE,
". Brtgsgmer Smith,
General G IN m S s 4 ON merch ant,
No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
U sHAwLsIs4 IS Z Embroidered Canton crapsi
"a Printed Cashmere s1sSsiiI al vOOli
Brown nfs6aiIi%s shsssIns., '3l "a, IS, ", SAT
sSiPtins drdnso ssPes boSn and blsaehed
: so.1n Ind MssfsG s5 sGisn p .d Ssd ssp sss;
S1Sst SpPeS chseI Sa1I;is colash6sa 1%p pfisidsi
SIX Haadkeresef. asSOrtedi .,,so
60 MRS. J. JEFFERs most respectfully calsss a
@ A The attention Of the ladies of New Orleans toS
vi 81 sfRSG HfSqiiial and rs suMMGR TNER
unsurpassed for cheapness and style. sa,. c.porrs
together with beautiful assortment Of Fancy, Straw and
The Millinery and Dress Making being superntended by
Mrs. j. herself is guarantees that ladies may depend on
u sIa% BonnsS P Cleaned and altered IN the latest style
k an ORDERS from The CouBTy will be Pgn1eetpaly Pa1e
DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
~. BrN6l1te9' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 80 GRAvIER STREET. 1y
Egssu Millinery and Fancy Dry d,S>
#is9 Goods. -- <$SM
VI R Pson, q ths: -. s5s; Is sns gi y. f1d
dk,d(A LATEST FAsHloNs' -
P'YlllQ IL CHARITIES st. ,kS
GG ID. +. YARMOUTH. %fA1f&
n3u kE- Orders from th countrv HolicItcd- .1ss.
Es- The Books Of the LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNIC AssoCIA
ToN opened daily the Office Ofthe Secretary from 10
NJ to y M the Z. TYLER No 80 Camp street, under
the following Rule and Regulation;
rce 49, Honorary shall be entitled Personal
ticket transferable and Guest Ticket which will admit
| lady nonresident only"
Y. NJ. McALPIN, President
| EW- j. o. o. F...Odd Fellows Rest
that they dispose
of LOTS VA UL7S in the Cemetery Of the o. F. baut
fully situated the MetaTIe Ridge as follows,
NUMBERED LOTS by 10 feet, at s5oi
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot
FAULTS, at $40 each
Lodges, Joint propreors and members thereof, at
| $50 each
H Vaults be pad for in advance Applications for Lots OF
my1Otf j. o. PIERsON. Treasurer. Municipal Hall.
"A Masonic Notice.
,< n@ HERMANN LODGE No. 62 Of Free aud Accepted
~ ~ AIas0is removed their Lodge from No. i6 Chaffrei
~ the soutea OF Bienyle street and Ex
change Place where their Regular Meetings will be held
l WEDNESDAY, at the usual hour.. BY order - -
| iaISly HENRY sIMoNs, W. NJ.
/ EY- i. q. O. F.-HowARD LoDaR No.
| l3-- Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in the 49, III
Grand Lodge Hail. cor Of TehoupiIouss and Poy @ WI
| ofsesrs for The present. tsr71i
L. A LEVY, Jr...-....N G. r. SAMPSON Secy
J. T. ALLISON " 6, 4 II. KERR ..,..-.......-P. s.
NEWTON RICHARDS, Treasurer. Jas
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1 CARD

THE Subscriber begs return thanks to his friends and
the public in general for the liberal patronage he has
received from them and desires to inform them that he has
taken the Store No an.aneiGtiIs street. where hs m
branches and hopes, by eiet attention 70 bis duties
merit continuance of their mppOrt. IL. Il. DEANES-l
N. II. All orders promptly attended to. las 6m
ID EPLATING, G,REGILDING AMI REPAIRING,
IL Old Plated Candestcks and all kinds Of Plated Ware
can be- Repated and made equal to by calling at 220
Hercules street, between Thaa and Mepomene where spe-
cmens be The subscriber has had IA expe-
rienos in the above business. t.1 u ap5 lmA
ITO PLANTERS AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN
IL g. CO., Dealers IN all kinds Of LAmbeF-Cypress
White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak
Ash aud Poplar; Mahogany Newes and Balusters lath
LEANs. STEAM SAW-MlLL,, NATCHEz, Miss.
k Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered any
nplse l'a5. l. srS tdamW
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.
VNTooDSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Naichez, ]
w having resided upwards Of forty in the South
partly New Orleans but mostly Natchez, has removed
70 New Orleans and offers his services N ER A L
T. He will attend particularly to the purchase
Lots, Vacant Lots this city part of the United
States also to the adjustment Of claims and from
any part of the world the collection of debs taking depe
stions, and authenticatng deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services requested 70 be particular in
and those wishing real estate to be purchased sold or ex
changed, should give descriptions Of the property
Letters addressed to him business, New Orleans, post
paid will be attended to promptly and caletnlA.
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama TO take
deposons and acknowledgements Of deeds ~ fiji ee
at No. 80 Grduier street. b.
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" at the office of Messs HEWITT, NORTON q Co;
No 65 Camp stres fey dep5 aboys 81 thelT P old sand
will be executed as formerly Their business will meet with
but ght interruption as orders for full stock have already
fyls If CORSoN & ARMSTRONG, IS Campst-
to- They embrace this opportunity to return their sincere
thanks their friends for many acts oil kindness and offers Of
assistance axtended TO them.
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NOTICE,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge; Dee q, l84Tl have
no hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren to the public as
upright character and altogether worthy OF confidence
. fVl3 ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov. La
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Dec a. 1849-Havng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure in recommending him TO the
public worthy confidence for his industry, accurate bu
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QUIThAN,
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lie subscribers have opened Depot Of the Orleans
4 Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner Qf 81.
Charles and Ia Streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Gnts. Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
mhas u 8, w. THOMPSON & co,
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Ea ET III
Men 4rraRgement Hourly Departure of the Cars-Open.
ing Of tke Louisiana and Napoleon .4oenue BraRch
Roads, and Reduction IN the Fare to take place the
4th Of February, 1850.
single ticket any distance to or from, above Louis
ana Avenue cd,:n os, and nrd. u IS lS
To from Louisana Avenue Cchdren half price 10
50 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue, from Carroll
50 tickets to OF from Louisiana Avenue. 00
Personal monthly tickets (fom the first to the last
each month only } any distance 90
The Cars depart from The BGrene street depot oOtos
Hone Car, 61& A. M. 80 and u1s 2. NJ.
steam Train, A. NJ, then every hour until p M, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
vember and at other times until z 4P. NJ.
From CqrrotIt0a'
Horse Car s. A. M; s and 10 P. NJ.
steam Train, A. M, then every hour until p NJ. from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
'''' ' LAFAYETTEE Ttf Line:
Eae any distance, (chdren, above, half price, )$0 10
Personal monthly tickets (om the rst to the last Of each
month only) any distance .............., %
THE CARS DEPART FOLLOWS:
From Lafayette IN summer 6, and 7L A. NJ
From Canal street, do '.........,..61s, TX and A. M
EIom Eaag cue, . tn and "a A. NJ
Alter which the Cars viii leave each end R everY sng esn
minutes until NJ, then at 81 g. 10 and II p M from
ni5 6m JOHN HAMPsON Ens'r and Saper't. sts
SUGAR KETTLEs-Asorted, 30 to 81 inches, Ten.
- pattern, and iarrGMted equal the best Tennes
see; also, CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc
''o ''0i' ana i'' SAFE ". " B. MocUrcHoN co.
mh6 6md&W So Graver street.
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A
.JA.< nz@ HERMANN LODGE No G. Of Free aud Accep;e
~ ~ Mas0is removed their Lodge from No. i6 Chafr
~ the southeast OF Bienyie street and e
change Place where their Regular Meetings will be held
WEDNESDAY, the usual hour. BY order. -.
ialS ly HENRY SIMONS, W. NJ.
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eR- L. q. O. F.-HowARp LoDeK No.
l3- Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in tile <KA0p M
Grand Lodge Hail. Of TchOuptoulss and PoyA N3xa1
dras streets, al O'Clock. GSSSSA2%4B
Ofesrs for The prsssnt tsrzn
L. A LEVY, JT.-...-....N. G. F. SAMPSON. Secy
J. L. ALLISON Il. H. KERR ..........-P
NEWTON RICHARDS, Treasurer. jas
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j9HN sTR0np p JOHN STROUD, JR....wM. STROUD.
- Sar9n,ee lr and BaTonns sts., Dealers il MAR6VTU
hItE MANTElrPlECES and ENAMEILEDt( M VI
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TONES, TOMB \lGlINAI
SLABS GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in
eU us different varieties: Thomaston LIME, Cal 0NMKW
gned PLASTER OF PARIS, Roman an Hy-
uIaullG CEMENT, Plasterng HAIR, White sand, N
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE BRICK my3
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no Our sUBsCRIBERs.

me name ef entered upon
pss1sAh Of us .abscrptes b. made a advance m g i
sasserhss nonsy BY Iesssr pos4sss
m1eh -. se paid BY assumed " saz.svss
" Tue COUNTRY PAPER /. pub,,.hss a., s. -. =.
soas Of foeasss aad .snwsekiy during shs recess s1sa
Subscriptions or period ss year ~nl ~ ,scsvsS 90
propordoned 10 the shove rates. - ~ - s7S
ay-PosTMAsTERs auhorixed 20 ae ~ On, - -
sending DAILY subscriber, go sacos.s ~
sEBI WEEKLY subscribers, with 25 or ~. W
sabscrbers go enclosed win be enuuea one csov ne
same edition they subscribers for, svast " FL
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Mr. HUNTER Mr.. President. if the Senate will al
low believe the Secretary Of the Treasury is
revenue There is maximum fixed BY law Inspect
ors may receive as high as three dollars day, making
" oso year. but Is in the power o. the Secretary OF
The Treasury TO fx the salaries al anything within that
Limitation. take 1t there can be no doubt that under
the terms of this amendment the Secretary will have the
m i u nfss suppoa when
the honorable senator from Louisiana made his PROPOSE
lion, that was not his intention 10 provide that these
officers should at all events, have these sums, but that
The Secretary Of the Treasury should have the power Of
fixing the amount OF compensation that they should re-
ceve inside of the amounts fixed in the bill Giving this
regret that the last proposition did not prevail with
the Senate, Some ether proposition may be fotu
na's i srE nj mere apSr0pEp,aie; ppsas;,., IA, h
discretion was well lodged in the Secretary Of the Treas
ary am not one Of those who are easily inclined 10
believe that discretion nhasted to public officers is like
to be abused Since the last proposition still seems to
the Senate to be exravagant will now move the sum
|Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts, hope that prop
Tns aHss6 Gas oFcER The question is now
The question being taken upon the amendment,
adopted. ~
Mr. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts II | can catch the al
SoULE, would inquire il there is any provision made
N the blli Tor the Increased pay OF inspectcrs'
Mr.. DOUGLAS. / had thought that a provision
should be inserted TO limit these salaries SOME period
Of tme as for example, two years but, at the sugges
ton of senators around that il may safely be trusted
TO future legislation, will not proposeit
The bill was then reported to the Senate, the amend
menis were concued in, and the bill was ordered 10 be
engrossed and read third time
Ar r4 g., gt HOUR MEETING.
On motion by Mr.. HAMLIN.
'Ordsd, That from and after Monday next the hour Of
the daily meeting OF the Senate lie 10 O'clock until
othe ordered. ,f-tat saE .E@8 #
Mr.. FREMONT moved that Monday next be set apart
for the Consideration of business relative California.
Pending the motion, the Senate adjourned 4a.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1850.

The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a report
the Secretary of the Treasury, communicating. in comp
with aresolution of the Senate, the result of
animation and adjustment OF the accounts OF Jon De
Neufville & Son, merchants of Amsterdam, with the
United States which read and referred to the Com
mittee ON Revolutionary Claims 4.gf si ..tH
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"The dic ues attending present the sending Of sup
plies the United states Inosdy found the
pnent oil commodities into vessels boupd Benicia
This would superindnce the y OF resident
agent San frHncco (gen schooners otherwise
the expense OF having lighters small vessels
10 ovaiu ths Benieia should be made por OF entity, OF
else by making II obligatory lfol ghters Of the United
States IA ncr bl oi adng deliver acies shipped
az Bencia specify in the bills Of lad,ng grant OF NJ
tee "a or twenty days for the evey stovs
has been given the arrival of tho port, by which
the ohcer at the depot may he enabled provide
ay receiving The arcies undue expense Ia
tne aud intention Of Major General Sniin that
officer OF the army shall be staonsd permanently san
Francisco"
could 20 on and read from this report, and convince
any that Il is utterly impossible TO build up
mercal community there, except be AT most enormous
expense. All ask IL that may have opportunity oi
giving evidence Of what the public sentiment OF the
people OF California regard to this matter, and know
that can produce overwhelming amount Of II in favor
Of Sacramento and Stockton. tsN
Mr. DAYTON 4 should like TO know, after these
representations, what was that induced the senator
from California in the fret place 10 recommend port OF
entry at Bencia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-15
Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES 4 JiCKSONS,

= ~,
~" oo'a,neu 'he contract LOT
CARVING ''e Ma'ls rom hnoSV,'le
10 D','o"' lo' 'o"' !'"i' nom '"e h,s'
Of 1u'y' l3oo' reSpec,'u1'y MORN .ne
pupl'c ma. lnp'r "nr "'il oe wen s.pcheu
WIN NO. roy Coaches' me Hofses,
an" SOBER sooo Drivers ana no pans nor
expense wiz 'e Si".eu W e"'y PnssenGt ~,
'"'o's" wiz" '"'''o' anu >"'e'!' !nis
route 'f"vefses Il "eau'''u' anu Interesting
src''oh OF onn''y''''ip'ac'IS '"e O ", dhu
tii"assee Va'!eys,ahu 'raVe'ers VIII ceItaih-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-15
WOOL. GAR DIN G

'a'HE subscribers have now IN complete
operation a new and first rate sci OF
! Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
| Creek, McMmn county, occupying nearly
IA central position between Athens, Wash
ington, Decatur and Calhoun. The ma
chinery is of the very best order, and cal
culaleG 10 card the finest or coarses, Wool.
and will receive the constant attention Of
one or both OF the proprletors, from the
ION o! May to the lst OF Januarv. Hav'
ing had twenty-five years experience in
Wool Cardng and machine building, we
have no Tears about giving general salis!ac-
ton.
Price Of Carding plain jobs s. cents per
h., mixtures I2!, which may be paid IN
Flay-seed, Beeswax, Tallpw, Bacon,
Feathers, or Tow Linen, delivered at the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The 9Th Id. of the wool will be taken as
toll for Cardirg, or Ct cents Per III. Ior plain
work, and 10 cts for mixed, cash in hand.
Those desiring to have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have it we'll washed and
cleansed of burrs and all other hard sub
stances tina, may have tendency TO njnre
machinery. and forward with it l Id. OF
lard or oil to every s lbs. of wool; also. to
bring 1t early. as warm weather is best to
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above request shall receive the highest
price in cash for every job that may be
spoiled in our cars. Try us once.
WM. G.. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
May II. lSjO-Gm Sc