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G~RccERIHs,
Queensware Hardware, Caps
Boots and shoes,

He canefctnish Cloths, Gasi.neres Saline,s
aud Jeans for meu's wear; and Mcrinos, AL
pacas, Cashmers, Delaines, Ginghams and
Prints for The ladies. Also Shawls, Hosiery
and Gloves of every variety. Here is a
rare chance for bargains to those who want
cheap aud good goods for cash or country
produce. PETER ENT.
Light Street. Oct. 2s, 1850
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Notice TO TAXAbLEs,

The taxable inhabitants of Columbia coun
y are hereby notified that the appeal from
the spring assessments will be held by The
Commissioners at their office in Bloomsbury
on Monday, the 2sth inst, which you may
attend If you think proper
By order OF the board OF Commissioners.
DANIEL LEE, Clerk.
commissioners Office, s.
Bloomsbury, April II, 1851
r.. w WEAVER
ATrLAW
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA co, P A
OrrlcE-On the Eau side of Main Street
three squares below Market.
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hooks! BOOKs!'
BOOKS!!
Read! Read,
HMSMpWl gWAMTH

1@S&1PM EWAMIH
Announces to tho reading worldi In general,
and the good people of Bloomsburgh in par.
ficular that he has removed his Bookstore to
fhs 1oxor corner Of Biggs Brick Block oppo.
uite The Court House. where he has a full
variety Of Books for all manner Of men aud
women kind. He has all The popular works
Of this day upon Morals, Religion, History,
Literature, Politics and Travels and a gem
eral selection of all school books, English,
Classical, German and French
lie has also q sweet lot Of Confectionaries,
Toys and Jewelry.
So that every kind Of taste can be eratified
by q eelecton Of something from his stock.
8loofn5bufa, April 18th, 1851.
Is NEW LOT OF BOOKS,
lust received and opened At the Blooms.
81 burg Book Store BY
JOSEPH sWARTZ.
BIeomsburs, April itlh, 1881
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Respectfully announces 10 mis- friends and the
public that he has taken the Boot and Shoe
Store lately kept by Warren Russell, where
he has always on hand and makes 10 order
all kinds Of Boots and Shoes at the following
prices:
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Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Wiring eand &c
can be found at The cheap Book store Of
Joseph SWAR7z,
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RI. w EAVER,
CAUTION.

tE fIHsN ftI. |t+.a#E HF- -.
All persons are. hereby cautioned against
purchasing a note of hand given by me to
Aaron Hess, dated about the last Of May
1850, and made payable six months. after
date, for 500. A credit of $40 is endorsed
upon the nofe as paid on the 18th Of March
1851, and | havea legal defence to the bal
ance on the note.
Centre township, March i4lh 1851.
WINDSOR AND COMMON CHAIR
madeio order Of any desirable style at the
chair manufactory Of B.HAGENBUCH
Bloomsburg, May 18th 1850.
PORTFOLIOS,
! BLANK BOOKS,
DAY BOOKS,
LEDGEKS, &C.
For sale at the BIoomsburg Book Srose By
JOSEPH sWATZ
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M~ACKAREL,
SHAD, GOLDFISH,
SALMON
~HERRINGS,
PORK, 80.
HAMS AND SIDES
SHOULDERS.
LARD AND CHEESE.
March 6, ls5l.-3m,
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SyDv @~@dlSs

The subscriber has just received and
opened at his old slaud q choice iot Of new
goods 10 which he invites the attention ,.of
purchasers. He has a full and fair assoy,s
mrnt OF fall and winter goods consisting Of
DDY DIS
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A. PALMER s. co, Publishers,
Ill Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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The subscriber has just received a ne =
assortment Of goods from the city, which he
offers TO The buying neighborhood at The
lowest prices. His stock now consists at
every article usually kept in a country store
including
Dry @@@asoa
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Boys, youths and children's shoes in pro
portion. He manufactures his work of the
best of stock-warrants it to wear and
is determined to sell it as low as .otherl
can their Yankee or city work. Call ant
see for yourselves. shop on Main st., mex
door below Hartman's Store.
Bloomsbury, April LIST, 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-14

Mr. ; 5. Brooks, publisher of the Illinois Put.
lie LeRger, in raising The p,me Of J,d,o Dor,,
las IN tbo be,d n a.. ,-,...-en
''' '"'',"'' 'o' Tue next Tres
'ue"cy' gives sketch OF his life, from which we
take the following interesting "reminiscences:
Rpt q 6.w ......-.,
hun IN tbc L,.,-Ii sue on'P''"t'ey' we knew
small III VI "'c"oo' 'sacher IN
had orriv,I ~, -, "v' "oo,'"g county Wheie he
j., P'V1n.ty le'oI''GT' ava literally stranger
-, I '''!'O. i''s ooIIhess ~ the procla'
,Ies onJ W. III. ,',''Iu VI MS P'"Hcal primer
,,o,,as p,.,I 'i'u'e",,"n u he adtnluistra'
,n, t, ,',,,.T, "oTNson' 'hc Ihe SUBJECT OF the
s,,' o',.' "',i suo'''iNe assaults from The new
iic Sn,co wi IN " so'" u'oushl n'm irto pub
;"oi - e,' uo We ie''',Loer the hrst poli''
~ ,Ld J,",i "e ever r'S1p, IL was al meeting
tssI dn "J''.,ta'y ., "EsDn county IN Apn,
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The Bank Question.

p' our people generally understand that they
wall be called upon IN November next to vote
upon the question OF bank OF no bank IN th. state
Whether certain ill Of some sections. author
lz'ng barking to an unlimited extent and upon
principles In some degree, At least novel shall %
INTO full force and effect, or whether /, shall be-
strauSicd mi birth Who has read that law. or
understands it, provisions For ourselves. a,ho
We have read the law. We free to own that, be.
yonl O.ng very little prcpo>ses.ed in it, favor by
such perGsal We are entirely too little skilled
IN the machinery or science Of banking aud tiuar-
cicrins, to undertake to pass upon the compare.
ntiye merits of the proposed system Of banking
over the older systems in vogue 10 this state with
which VIC believe some Of our people have had a
slight experimental acquaintance. A. election
day /, approaching however aud It is time We be-
gan TO look into this question, we have opened our
columns - our friend Il, who /, better posted up
ia such matters than we are and who proposes. ia
S'etles otartclcs 20 dl,sec, the the new law. and
lay bare the hideous parts OF the whole system
lhea',lc'e below q prcG.tory--,hc sharp.
euius Of tic ku,le and ro..iu, mp OF the sleeves.
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Pi:D(i,EkINES

n "5 Hoard IF Trustees 4 tire Iay,, Of OHnca.
Tur,pW EyrSNG. June 10.
The board met pursuant to Adjournment:
Present, Messrs FrcdeubUrgh, Herman, Norris,
and Thofue
Minutes ii last meeting real and approved
Mr. Eame- bills Of - advanced on river and
dam survey and Sl5 Tor Buor on streets in 1850.
we're presented and referred to committee on Ii.
uau,c
Ar Ia1Lc. from committee on finance aud
claims, reported Tie following bill. correct john
Palmer l.. ID Caynrly Lew Hills, a. Judges VI
election j;h May last }. H. Wagner and A. T.
Grow, as judges on the l2,h April and j. II.
NrGregor and Ill j. Green, as clerks of slecton
'ame day, each :
RePor! accepted. and bills ordered paid
On Mr. Wagner bill for Surveying, farther
time allowed committee 10 report
Nj Herman proposed the following additional
clause to section ., article of bylaws aud urdi-
uances, which was adopted
And no person shall make any brick kiln, or
set fire to or burn any brick kiln, within the lin.
is of said town, under the penalty Of twenty-five
dollars for each offence; unless by special leave
If the trustees of said town"
On motion Of Mr. Ihune, it was
Ordsred-1hat the corporation constable be di.
recIcd to serve copy Of section }, article Of
he bylaws and ordinances on Frederick Hess
and all others found violating said section.
Or,i,red-1ru tie president advcri,e for pro-
posals to grade and plank the side walk ordered
the west side Of Ia Sale street, sealed propo.
,als to be received until ihe---day Of June, for
performance Of the work according to ordinance
passed 2Sth May last.
OrIered-1hat the street commissioner be d.
rected to purchase plank, aud make bridge
across the slough on Columbus street. where il
interscsts High street, and also, bridge on
High street, near tho same point
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
T, r. CouRTStY, Clerk.
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IcclPsIastirul MnnlInn.

The semiannua meeting Of the Congregation.
al churches in the vicinity OF Fox River, was held
IN Ottawa the present week
This is one Of the larges! bodies Of it, kind iu
this denomination in the North. West. The at.
tendance was by no means general, being not over
onothird the number usually present at this sea.
son, owing partly, to the bad roads, and partly to
Ott9was being so near the southern extremity of
the field occupied By this body.
The great object of this Union" ia mutual
counsel, sympathy aud encouragement in purely
religious effort. Consequently there is 10 osten.
taion, parade, or ecint attending their coming TO-
gether. a simple Newspaper notice Of three
lines announces their time and place Of meeting
Their most striking and impressive exercises are
acts of simple worship.
All Is can quiet, dIgniEcd frm These meet
'nss oil all Others, afford the opportunity Of wit
messing the power and reality of true religion, as
seen without disguise. in the hold and swny
which its simplest truths and ceremonies have
over the disciplined md cultivated intellects and
affections 81 those who are at once its possessor,
and advocates.
These men, in nearly every instance come to
this state and live here against their natural in.
chnaton' and preferences, solely for the sake of
that work in which they are engaged And vet
the path ofhigh ambition and of popular ,is,inc
ton they seek to avoid altogether desiring to ex
hibit not themselves but Gods regeneratior truth
No despois hierarchy controls their movements
or efforts. They areind,pendent and self moved
answerable for their doings to no spiritual domi.
nation, not even to one another; but by speaking
OF the truth, commend themselves to every man.
Conscience in the sight Of God 1t is not an unu.
sual aud rare thing, but quite general and well
nigh universal for them to leave in the families
where they are guests, the clear and definite i'm.
preston that these men are tho servants of the
Nest High God, which shew unto us tho way Of
salvation.
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General Satisfaction,

The agents for Dr. Storms Celebrated Scotch
Cough Cnady almost universally state that it gives
very general satisfaction to purchasers. and they
relate many instances OF rs success in the cure Of
diseases of the ches, and lungs We might offer
anynumber oicertica,cs oicures from their custom
crs, but as they would occupy too much space, wa
shall publish few only Of such ns eminnnle from
persons well known to many who may see their
names.
Price, One Dime per Roll 3Rolls for % Gents
or 81 per boz 4 LIBERIA Discount made to Country
Merchants.
For Sale by Druggists md Country Merchants,
generally, Throughout, the United States and the
CaRadas
The Candy nearly put up with directors foruss.
a handsome engraving oithe Scottish cont Of arms.
and the written signature Of Hamilton Wade, (pro.
pretor) is oil the outside wrapper of each roll and
package.
Walker 4 TIickng 4 G. L. Thompson are tho
agents at Ottawa
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Srr'wrrns'Es.-owing to the protracted wei
weather the Wild Strawberries on the prairie,
are scarce and of an inferior quality, but tho cul
uv"'ed' are unusually large and richly favored
We had the pleasure of INDUCING in some raised
oy Nr' T. l.. Thompson of this place, which were
oy lar the largest we ever saw, some of then,
measuring from 3 to3 i2 inches in circumference.
Mr. Il calls thom the "Stoddard Seedlings and
says 'hey require scarcely any care, and are sure
20 yield crop every season if the weather is a,
all favorable.
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Extra Session OF the OIL
gIessiOnal DistriCls.

We have seen It stated that IN case the Ceutnl
Railroad Company should require speca legislation
upon some Of The details Of heir charter, the Co
vernon intends TO convene the Legislature at an enr-
lier period than they would otherwise assemble, TO
district the state Whether such is the case or not
We are unable 20 say; we hope, however no neces-
-iy may arse i1rcailug them together before next
autumn, after the farmers, OF whom large proper
ton Of the members is composed, will have secured
their crops and sowed their wheat. But, no matter
when they meet, the disiricting Of the state into
nine new congressional districts, will be one Of the
most responsible duties hey will have to perform
According ia the new apporuonmsnt Illinois will
be entitled to nine congressman, making one 10
about every $4,000 inhabitants. As the making Of
these dstrIcts is a matter OF great importance not
only to the people mass but also to the different
political parties, 1t may be well Tor the press
throughout the state to discuss the subject tc IN
order to ascertain the different interests which bind
certain portions OF the state more closely together
than Others so rs 70 enable our representatives, to
conform, as near as possible, to the wishes OF the
people by joining together into congressional dis
tcts such counties, TIE interests Of which are more
or ICES in unison
In view OF tiis, we have taken glance AZ the
mNp OF this part OF the state and by comparing the
number OF Inhabitants Of the several counties, find
that Cook, VII Grundy, Iroquo., yermlon, Law.
ingaton, and La Sale, contain almost the exact
number OF inhabitants required for congressional
representative. The interests OF these counties are
also insepera5,y connected by the canal and
the railroads which will soon be finished through
them; aud as they all look to Chicago as their lake
aort-their marke,,--it seems to US tina, no better
district could be carved out
Another district might then he formed out Of
Lake, Mcllenry, Du Page, Kane, Kendall, De
ka.b, Boon, &c, whose local interests are also
identical, with Waukegan for a lake port, Athrd
district might be formed out Of counties west to
the Mississippi and sol-h as far as Bureau and Rock
Island. BY this division we would get three river
and harbor congressman, while at the same time
there would be great hnrmony among their local
Interests
We make these suggestions for the purpose of
hearing what others have to say What say o..
gentlemen, up norhl We want Chicago for a AXE
pOrt-arc you content with Waukegan!
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ms SrAtE OFffCGRs AND THE Chic,Go DIV.
otENr That the whig papers should tlistort facts
in rc,arltn the conduct OF our democratic state
officers no matter Of surprise, but that the Chi
eso Den, crot, Epaptr whose editor has received
50 many iayol- from the democratic party should
attempt 10 eN,t- uIjdm against those officers is
certainly astonishing
IN TIE hrst place, lu connection with the New
iorN nhUne and other wing PAYERS. the Demo.
'talS says ih substance that IL WAS agreed between
,h' S'''e Agent arl the Governor, To say that no
"\''hd 81 'he tw" null tax would be made in
order {" sNlnIlc foreign huud.hulder. Webayp
no defence 10 make fvr the conduct of Mr. W,d..
"oih the State Agent. for we b,lieye h, &. I,.
serving Il ccrsurc; but We object 10 drapgip.,
governor French h with him W. are assured
'I'l the Governor bad nothing to do with The r,,t.
''t NJ HI'' neither WAS there word passed no
tween INN ana the Agent concerning IN. di.t,i
u""vu 81 iLs 'vo mill tNN. This charge arain,t
'Ht Executive III our State !, founded ON n b,so
.nJ gruuudlcs' Al>ebuod. Gi,tatod by PARTY rrsi
uI'e and malice, Su,h calunriation will hay,
tie elect with intelligent men AGAIN AN al,
tempt * made tn create ~ feeling between the
Governor ami lhe hTrctui- OF he Illinois Cen.
Hal "-ul'ad, by the tAugo Democrat. which
paper rather assumes tn hr the mouth piece Of the
Company SINCE MI EantoM has turned free soil
tE Ihs come. however ca'uot. succeed Tie
directors vi tie hnrudd viii not listen to surh
'""u.emg CIV French IS the representative
the people o5 Illinois and in his connection y,,l
TIE Railroad COMPANY he viii bs treated as.u.I
We must TO permitted 10 say that. in ul,
opinion, tic editor Of the Democrat /, destru,.
mE The good he HAS done the democratic marty
heretofore. The talented McC,ornand, Governor
iIvuth Col Moore, and other prominent lead.
vi, 10 Our party are nb,1i.l lrI assault cd with
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MIss WrMANs scuoo,.-Miss Wym,n who
ms been teaching the district school in Ottawa
Centre Tor the past year. closed her engagement, on
friday afternoon, (June g. with public examn
a'iOa We understand there was n full attend
@n's oil the Citizens, and that the proceedings
were conducted IN manner to reflect great ere.
CIT upon oil concerned. Miss W. i, n lady Of
superior accomplishments, and it will be long be.
'or' onr friends in Ottawa Centre, will find another
teacher capable OF filing her place.
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Mormon Book or THE LAw"--1he Detroit
Tribune has been favored with copy ofthe Nor
mon Law and Testimony" and gives extracts
sufficient to convey the idea Of very queer
book.
At the end OF each section il enumerated the
number Of words the section contained and the
number Of lcttcrs-the total Of each chapter is
alsG given and at the end Of the book, we find
the following interesting statement Of the "Graad
Toiai-3S chs, 2S5 sec, l5,iSS words, IS 6j9
letters"
In the chapter the law Of Inheritance" are
the following sections
have appointed the island of the grpat lakes
fsr the gathering of the saints syith the Lord cd
| have given the islands to them, for their inner
itanee even all that valketh not unto from the
maip.
Aud have appointed my servant James, the
anointed shepherd Of my flock, to Gpportion unto
every one his portion for perpetual Inheritance
Let him therefore appoint unto every one his
inheritance, sufficient for him and his children
Fye sell your iaheritNnces and take price for
them, yet shall not the purchaser possess them
They shall not he his foregcr And though YOU
trust him not out vet shall your wives, your ser
wants and your children return to them, aGd none
shall hinder
OF the "Househcll Relations" the flh section
says
Thcu shalt not take unto thce multitude Of
wives dsproportioned to thy Inheritance, and thy
substance; nor shalt thou take wives to vex those
thou hast neither shalt thou put away one to take
another.
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DISTINGUISHED Vrsugns--Fivo large, athletic
gentlemen, dressed in lOk.kin brooches, wear.
InS mocea'ins on their feet AMI gaudy feathers
on their heads with their faces painted red, blue,
and yellow, and their main person manted with
richly painted buffalo robes, made their appear.
anec in our town yesterday forenoon and created
quite sensation among tho tinid, the curious.
and the boys They were true native Americans,
andgoried in belonging to the oibbaway Nation,
which !. now located ,omc 800 miles above st.
Pauls in Minnn'o,a Territory. They are travel.
Ing through the states giving exhibitions in dan.
cling, singing, DC, under the guidance OF Mr. John
Johnston, nm intelligent and gentlemanly half.
breed, They ARG on their way home via Mack.
inac aud Lake Superior
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ElooAs nnihr ,ll.,is.lnni.

The great Father Of Rivers seem, to be taking
pnJ,, lih,r,,,. with IN. or,,.,tx If m, ,,,.,,,l
.,....,,.,,,
'''''"'s '''s Tvs o''N' H''"o ''' 'o''o"
i"s extracts from tho 81 LOUIS papers IN refer
epce TO his operations in that quarter:
Sa,urfiy ,,,uig, lime .Ib,yatpr a. nov,
ir All the store, nm, l,y,c. with I'M, ,,,rn,r,p
of the ,hor, strip l,,r I,,u.t =, PIN, .t'.,..
and before our rlp,r d, distributed v,l. b,,.,,.
vcrad the ground floors of that district G,, ibs
ri.e for the past lively, hours la, been greater
than that OF any rrcyiuu, period orthc >,mc dur.
alton since tho commencement Of The oyerf.v
Along tho whole Lcycr the W.. or has flooded the
side walk ,llhat u . le.,rted bv man and beast
and an business has cume to a sta,h 10 be r.,u
med. The Lord knows When The Am 4 IS po,,r,p,.
into The new Clty Hall. and rnnning riat m thr
lower part If Nam street. families in that mart
OF the city are b1,i,y engaged IA removing tt,ir
furniture and effect. TO other quarters If ,be
town, and are prepared to desert thcir dwelling.
Al ;he otter extremity uf ,h, Ic,rs ,ha roInr,
mill is stopped, aud the machinery i, several feet
under water
The opposite shore presents melancholy pie.
ture ct dvo,at.on Large number, Of persons.
who have been compelled tn abludon. them
homes, IN Illinois ate now in the city awaiting
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Death OF III. T.. Woodwork.

4 briefly
N. II u w,oJu,,,b ,,f ,-t;.o., =, t5.,,e,,,,
!, w.h.lha..Iaf,t - ..n, h,,
,.,o,.-.,. H.. o,, pa.,,o,, ,r,o ,,,ld ,-iy.,
,.-,:,,,,,. &C.,. ,h,, N. W baa ,lis,i o.,
ob,l.r, 7, n,, Toso,, c,.,,,, of SATURDAY
bowever wa have a FIJI account of Alr Wood.
worth, sickness and da,n, and We reoret that
the history e,LiLits tbs conduct If the officers
and crew, of one Of our river boats in d, lirht of
inbumon cruelty and LarSarity ~ revolving. that.
=. public journalists. we feel compgIlel TO hold
then, mn 10 public adherence The Ga-r'l
makes the following, statement. which it say, was
mainly gathered from the diving man, own lips
MIR. Woodworth had been to Alton To- assist
in locating plank road where, on tIe evening
on 'i'e ~ ~ mimi ''' "'''' va y.'''' '''e
Ls n,. 70 leach ,.,II in tim,. far ,hs r,orr..,
packet of the esd. lie WAS gate uuwell when
he embarked ana was therefore ahN'"u, TO reach
',,' ANN ~ a."
creased as he neartd Pcrl and aurin, The eatire
triP, until he was put ON shore, no attention was
pald to nm: sue" rs s',H man should receive
foaJ ~ Iii; ,,- rr,,o dni 81, ysrioI. l;,Sss ,s w.,
learn from responsible source. he knocked at the
door for water and other attentions, bat in return
re'Sle' no'''''S ''o", ''' oo"' out u"cInaI ,.
ashore NJ Hair. landing if did mot .to6 hmm.
ping and disturbing the boat lie replied that
he could not be attended to- as no person lived
S'i G., "a a 'i' , ~, ~ r5 s. s "' T
his appcal, and the bo.ts promise wore alike nm.
Needed; and at lltnuepiu, about t = MOT the 23i
he was landed where he 5se'neu upon ne bank
,' nr,y to h.. honS. Ji nr,sryoi
that he vas a very sick man. and sent for phy-
stefan, who was soon in ATTENDANCE After u
ULe! eHa'''l'oh ne aS"er ,Iy n,'Jor Il n' "new
atiya,y-Tbe J,rt"r thc,, ,-r,rLsl ,l,t the ,,I
tent was in the last stages ofchu!cra--tha there
we're five hundred chances to die whersthere was
one 10 i've ana Au'ae" '"' 'ao"'oId 20 ''in"Ne
where there w"S!I he les, exnosgre and alrrp,e
and accordingly, with his own cordial assent, he
was taken TO an unor.uWsd house, placed upon
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Dayton WO0lien Factor,

We beg to direct ihe attention of our farmer.
and business men TO the advertisement, in our col.
umns OF this establishment. It has tocn in one.
ration ." long and has such high reputation,
that i must, - it becomes moro widely known,
receive agrsaily enlarged support