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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
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U- c o D N T r F EFT S!!-G

Counterfeit Abound!
All other falsely named AIN EXTRATORS areCon,
erfeits of DALLEY'S. The worthless man who sell then
hope that by stealing name they may induce the publ
to believe that their nostrus the virtues genuine
articles. Buy of none but our authorised Agents.
~-Ahend to thepecutsar marks upon the gen.
nine. and Observe that the manae, y IL. Dill
Lex" be WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN different
colored Ink, on the envelope of eacA boo and tia.
no other be upom it.
~ General Depot for the United States, where all order,
addressed will be promptly executed,
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MILroRp, Perry couEy, Pa, OCTOBER /. lsis-.xessry
lt0bins0l, Collins d Co.: SIRsThis rm ynn that
was ested for twenty with violent pain my breast;
10 much 80 that could hardly lie in bed night
ene followed BY emacinop and other decided symptoms
OF consumption applied to several physicians and
took great deal OF medicine without any relief whatever
advised try DR.. Davs's COMPOUND SyTup OF Wild
cherry and TeI OF which look two bottles, which entirely
relieved me OF complaints therefore, can with emf
dence recommend il TO all who Ike manner afflicted a.
valuable medicine. ions TuoMrg
The Authenticity OF the above Is youched f1 by
M saac Murphy, q merchant of Milford who known Mr.
TOney and the Crcu OF his Mr. T. 10 now sixty
IL m of nrn
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DOCTOR Q. r.
IOaCsssessSy,s sSNs'sNp0r5lIM.

WONDER AND Bl.Ksslns Or THR AGE.
The .Most EBtraordinarv yNedtetnt az lhs Nor
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART D0TTLRs-iTI Ia 81
mrs CHEAPKR AND PLKAsANTER, AND WAR.
RANTRD SUPERIOR TO ANY sOLp-IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PuRG.
!. -.sI.t.s INC. slCKKNIN8 OR DRBILI. tet Il ..
TATlNs THE PATIENT.s N
Il ali other medicines Is that while eradicates the disease
STRING o2 xkD IN & IN SisfS On
Ever known; not only pufifes the whole systla and
strengthens the person, hut II creates new pure and o
blood; power posed By no other medicpe And In
this lies the grand Of m wonderful success II IN
Performed, within the last five years. than 900 curs
incurabe It has saved the lives of than 5000 Chdser
during the two past seasons
10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY,
DR.. Townsends Sasaparlla nvgorates the whoe system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects OF medicine or ndscre0n committed youth
the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought Of
general physical prosraton OF the SYSTEM asstue
want AMBITION tantng sensations, premature decay ant
decline, fastening towards that fatal disease,
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa
''" Is :" 'ffSViGoRATING CORDIAL,
As and invigoraes the system, activity to tn
mbs. strength the muscular system, in most extra
''' usC ION sUMPTIoN CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen: Consumption can be cured
bronchitis, C9asuniptioa, Ltuer Compliant, Colds
Profuse Erpet0rGton, Pam the Side etc. kdvs 6ssn
SITTING BLOOD.
NEW YORK, Aprl %, 13lJ,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-25

MICHAEL RSagiu, of Ottawa, bachelor. ly-
AZ iug IN alone shanly, aud followed farming and
raising cattle asa living, and very Industrious, hon.
est man, was murdered in his own shanty, in the
nlgnt, about year ngo, and on OF about MAY last
my brother, Timothy Donuvan, came out from lte-
land, where he left a destitute wife and seven chill
dren being The. right olsad Reugans properly.
came IN search oi said property and to settle all
claims From Information 81 far received. was
watched and murdered Also, Il seems, from inior-
nation and circumstances, the same family s,snret.
ed Tor the murder was charged with aich before
they came TO Ottawa. Address as beinre, Dubu,ue,
Iowa. JEREaiA. DoSAyAs. or
dec z JEREMIAH CRorry, Marseillcs.
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TO Western Merchants!
HAAS, Gaps, AND FUR GOODS.
AT WHOLESALE

M subscriber in addition TO a very args stock
L OF las own manufacture, 10 now receiving from
the largest and hes, manufacturing establishment, al
me east complete assortment Of Hats Caps and
rur Goods designed expressly lor the Wholesale
trade, whlchwill be sold Oh liberal term, and n, Nav
iotk prices, adding transportation lis good. have
been manufactured with great care aud the styles =.
dapted TO the western trade. Hs stock will ALWAYS
be complete, nilordng merchants aud ha,,eN an OBJ
portunlly Of keepInga good assortment without buy
ing an overstock OF goods that change in style vely
often. i A. SMITH ITO Lake Sir,,i
t'hicot,n
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800 Varieties Of Apple,
And grcni variety VI Pears Pun-. and Cherries
which have been selected with care aud great rx.
p"nse from the most popunrHud approved Nurse
Ucs "a the Union, cmbmcuHucary al. the standing
varieties IN the eastern and southern states the ,ru
Ut whchltls confidently believed cannot fail TO ,uIt
the most delicate and refined pnaIrs
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
has the pTcaicd rdTieig and most spisHRid gss,ri.
m,nt to be- found N northern ILLINOIS, The tree,
nre from To 3 years OF are, and ranging from to
lect ~ height, and well propouloncd.
II u believed that the Amcnabie rcmissnrss on
The part ol farmers, every where observable nplan.
ting iru trees, il mostly attributable to the aIno.
total hi.urc, IN most cases, where trees have been
transplanted from distance, aud the tibrous roots
on which the tee relies fol- its nu,rimcnt have be.
come dead from too long Sposirc 10 dry air or Sc.
we're iross alter taking them up either of which is
fatal to lls growth Hut these elnbarrassmcn,s no
ongcr exist The farmer can now be- suppl,ed in
his own vicinity with the number aud variety he
wishes, grownln the same soi and climate in which
thcy are to be transplsnied
1.-THE trees are taken up in the spring it should be
done soon after the frost Is out ofthe rruund-nt all
events, before the eafbcgins to pu, iorih lf,akrn
up IN the tall, they should he buried until snring
Apple ,rcce at the Nursery l9i cents all other
kinds, Is cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Jan. 10 lS50-tf
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

fHNIlE subscriber having made arrangements
Il with Nespasian Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
NJ City, hereby gives notice hath l. prepared
toprosccute Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms
The principal classes Of cases of and bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest, are as iolnws To wit
lstLaHd Bounty Il due 10 all officers non-c commits
soned officers musicians, or prlyaes, whether reg
uors, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served IN
the waroi 1872, unles. they have heretofore recei-
we'd land bounty Also, To all such as served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890; and also the commits.
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
to wit: Those who enlisted Tor one year and served
9nonths, to 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months and served imonthS to 80 acres. All those
who served over month to 10 acres The widow
OF n solder who was skilled IN battle, scned to 100
acres II the officer soldier is dead the widow ls
entitled to the bounty. II there be no widow the
minor heirs OF the officer soldier are entitled 10
the bounty
I'd. Pensions for LIFE are due TO all widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers, IT they were mar.
ned prior to 800,
81. Increased pensions are due 10 MI such widows,
u their husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1913.
All Recommendations addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful Mt.
tenton Postage paid on oil letters sent through the
Post Office. Ottawa, nov D NJ h. .IoLrIsTER
it'B al I7,r, and Land Agent.
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To Officers. Soldiers. Widows ana
Heirs Of dpCenspd Soldiers

\ bib IAkE NOTICE, thatthe unleriynednre
"a on hand, M usual, toptoc,re yourbouny lands
pensions, back and extra pay n, nominal rates low
81 Than ever Having had considerable experience
IN thus business, and being in direct correspondence
NTH ne Departments ofths Gorcrpmenthhyinp in
charge the adjustment ofsuch clalms we are certain
we can do your business to your eninc satisfaction
When we are not successful IN IN seourngcaims OF
this kind, we never charge Call and see us nj our
lazy and land r.ency Office. Norris d fl.nkR.
Nov. IL, lSs0-tf
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The Best Coal

DROUGHT INTO the Ottawa marketisnow raised
ID by Mr.. MARKS MORTALITY, who may at
al. times be found At his residence near the canal
bridge, at the head Of Buffalo Rock His bed is M
the same region where the famous "S,rawu Coa' b,
m.~ed, and Mr. VI challenges a comparison with
that coal, knowing ms own taken all together to be
better article As to the coal from most Of the beds
around Ottawa, 1t is positively not to be compared
with his; md yet Mr. Modariy engages to sell his
coa As cheap as il not cheaper than, any OF the Goa
dealers m tbs region
Teams always kept in readiness to deliver Goa to
order; or any number Of teams loaded at short no.
tee on applying AT the residence Of the subscriber
The srenuono OF BilcksHiths is particularly called
10 tins coal MARKS MORTALITY
Buffalo Rock ims below Ottawa Dec If, 1850
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The PRfs core pendent ii. the No ncnlbliraU
relates the following incident in relation to the
present Queen of Spain from which W, would
draw the Inference that she is something more
IN her gu. llicatlons for Queeuhocd than tn mere
accident Of blrth-so!nething innate and to al.
mire:
She dimes at s o'clock eats very little and very
last and as soon as her repast is finished she ex.
ercses sometimes with the sword then She mounts
her Horse and takes a ride These exercises en-.
ded she becomes young and pretty woman: she
dances, sings and in fact takes ali the possible
pleasure other exUpd age. But when one O'Clock
strikes, the Queen re.appears, and Isabella Assem-.
bles her council, over which she always rre;illes
in person. THIS council is prolonged more or les.
according to the gravity oi tie affairs discussed
When she pereeives that, without respec, for her
sleep hns invaded the brains Of her councillors
she sends them home and remains alone uatil sew.
EN- O'Clock IN the morning, the hour AZ which III,
Prince, her husband, arises and then lone she re-
tires to bed
To these details, which are perfectly exact we
give trait which perfectly pants the character
OF this young woman
few weeks ago, a She wa. going tn attend n
state ceremony, the Queen LETT tue palace in the
royal Garage, escorted by all her ,uit A yovp,
officer belonging to one Of the ir,t faniiEe, 6I Gas.
tile, rode by the side OF her Najesty's carriage
About half way, he fell from his horse and wa,
Killed on the spot The Queen showed no sim Of
emotion, but ordered the cortese To proceed wi,b.
out paying any attention 10 tie event Ga her
rsturn to the palace, she ordered the young of
fccr's horse to be brought to her The couT,iers
opposed her wishes, telling her thatthc horse wa,
old and vicious She however. would listen To
no opposition, aud the horse wl,hrought. When
she saw him in the court She decended asd in spite
OF the supplicaons Of the Hin, aud her terrified
courtiers, she mounted him. AMI made him gallon
trot, pace, walk and in fact obey her will as If
she had been the most expert groomsmau. then
when SIZE re-entered the palace, She ,aII with
the greatest sangfroii YOU see very well thu,
it is only awkward people tia, get killed" Til,
was the only notice she touk Of the death of the
unfortunate officer | could rcala,e many more
such stories, showing Isabel H. to be less 4 wo
man than Queen, and less Queen dian AN am.
azon.
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Townsends sarsaparilla.
I'OR Sale~hoe snlc and retail M s. per dozen,
L by G.. l.. THDNrLuy, igeHt.
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administrator Notices.

Es.ite Of Martin tras'y, A,cs1'-i
NOTICE i, hereby gwen that Twill make nrpli-
" eaton 10 the county court Of la Sal, county,
uu the 81 Mondsy in March next, Tor an order to
sc the lands ard tcncuru,s belonging 20 the estate
may be- necessary 10 pa, hc debts OF sad deceased,
az which time ana place al. persons Interested, are
requested Co appraruui show cause why ,aIi real rS
,str shc. daot be sold tor ,hc purpose aforesaid,
Jan Is Travt- lAEAIN. tdHr
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Cardimg and Spinning.
ss $4,000 T Tr"s. ',I n''" /,

4 wajt.ugp cha.ers htmy Fauu and
Nur,eyun 'Le rest sideof for Rirsr
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IsniASs--From iLo last annual rcpor. made BY
the commissioned Of Indian affairs, IL appear, tha.
there ara in the State Of Now York, 1000 Indi.
ans: who have 1900 acres cultivated. 400
ploughs; 1000 horses $50 mich cows, They
have raised 200 bushels Of wheat; $4,000 bush.
els Of corn; $4,000 bushels Of oats, 1900 bushels
Of potatoes, and other vegetables In propor.ioa
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nlcoilincs.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHNS
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE |!
nlr0irincs.
Large no.tlos -OnI, Ono Dollar.

Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor Of the Grosr Anelean Remedy "N.souss
y,ssrlp,E LtrnosrRrrr MiIrvRr.' lniaeed BY the
rseRt sohcliios. OF h AsSau. diicsghou; as ul.isd
States and Caaa,s,, hu now
Reduced the Price
his ro,uar All wei known ArSs. md from ths da's,
sencclorh h. will pat ~ bat ais only ,-hs quart
sSttle.,-ghs utaI pues will DO
ONE DOLLAR.
The publ, may res, s,surcI tie OF the Medi
,ne IT. siTcns tn. and curau,e properties VIII REMAIN
rsGHASgEp, aud the saas Nil BE- bestowed IA Pre-
sArult as hrretofOr
A. , uleAclue uUrr ~ reduced puce, Al be purchased
~ th,,s who hitherto made ,hs.,s.'.. acquainted
9Th virtues. the proprietor would 0es TO intimate that hu
rt,os be ca,' with the amount OF RsRs's'
Of the day =" % clam, Tor itself Srrisr hsdHg
~ diseases, tiaN any e4fr p"spIrit'sq Hss bJ''s tAs
srrd and has sustained r.>f ur e-ht BY t'.upero'
r-lc1 ,Itues and, until ,A, rlueuon commanded double
n, puc, Of an, other sr,ice 40 this line.
NorIrE FAR ucuL,RLy, tbs article acts ~sh great h"d
- power and certainty, upon tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lunes,
md al Other organs upoa proper OF "aeh life and
srllth depend
Tn, nel.s.ue hn a Ia,sl, high pHutS As rsm.lJ for
Dropsy and Gravel
md all d,ea.. Of Ant 1t be rche! upon when
hr>o distressing diseases, especially pRorsI. The pfopn
rof would earnestly and honestly recommend r. Al ~
,sssat pTco oa,y obtained by AL and the tna will prove
NJ alul.e To be tho
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
s~ Please AZ tor pamph.ctshe agents give them away;
sy contain sixteen PAGES OF receipts un addition 10 ud
needles, ma,ier) valuable for household purposes, aud which
al. many dollars per year to practical hoasrStcpsH
These rcripts introduced to make the book OF gwsi
,a,a., aside from - character advertising medium of
BE uscus the testimony favor OF which In the form Of
rus-s from all pals Of the Ne rvvl sp0a.
s-T- Vaughn, Vegetable Lilhou,npuo Mi,uN the
G-a, American Remedy. Tor sale Ia quart bottles At 81
,gh small bottles - each. No snail bottles vii be
esusd aNer the prr-cn,tlo,k IS disposed OF.
rras..Nl Otlee Buffalo, y Y. W Main Street.
L. {. VAUGHN.
S.B-AU ir''rr ,sScSpuHs from ascn~ and dsa'c" With
shom he b44uJ mast be posi- gAI. Or no attention
~. - sNea 10 u.en.
-... .. 4. u ,.'c. Ia Sale. $ o. Smith.
|.u. SD Smith, Newark, IA Hail, Aurora
o. N.'Mous. Iam.u
Wholesale auI retail hy Aro:, M.kr~,on. &
Co.. No l-G Maiden Lame y y. CHy, Sears &
N1y, Chicago, Wa,kcr d Ilichime Ottawa, Ii
W.ky.ley a. Co. So Louis.
WHITE * HUNTER Ottawa.
j b F>ENHAV, Travelling Agent
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DITT'S celebrated Como pIoughs, warrnnted to
j scour in any soil for snlc nj I.ockwoups
0)5 SUPERIOR when, sack. withou, a seam for
SAFE al dec22 l.oCKwoop'E.
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tlle1irincs
Msoirinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhTnix Bitters.

These Mcd,cjncs have now brrn befTs tho
public Tor a fsrlod OF FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
during that time have maintained high charac-
ter IN almost every part Of tho globe for their
traordnary and immediate power If restoring per-
iect health To persons suffering under nearly every
kInL OF disease 10 which the hnmnn frnmn e hahle
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Harness aud Birdie Ieathcr.

A GOOD article made At my iaanery Just finished
a. and tor sachy mJ w HASKELL.
n AIS, NiTLSL--lOO kegs Boston nails, all
y sizes, from 81 to TOD Tor sale by
octl3 Wv HASKELL.
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Curiositv Opposed to l1cdestv.

Let us not inquire into the affairs Of Others that
concern us not, but bs bnsied within ourselves AMI
our own spheres; ever remembering that 10 nrv
ibio the actions interests Of others. not under
our charge. may minister to pride, to tyranny. to
uneharitablencss to trouble but can ne YER consist
with modesty unless where duty, or the mere IN
teDtions Of charity and relation do warrant il
Every man hath in his own life sins enough. IN hi,
own mind trouble enough, in his own fortune g
wills enough, and in performance of his offices
falings more than enough. to entertain his own
inquiry so that curiosity after the affairs Of 9th.
ers cannot BE- without envy and AN evil mind
What is ii TO Inc if my neighbor's grandfather
were a Syrian or his grandmother illegitimate;
or that another is IN debt five thousand pounds
or whether bis wife be expensivei But common.
~. curious perioGs or (as the apostles phrase is.
busy bodies are not solicitous or inpuisitye into
the beauty or order of a wellgoverned family. 81
after the virtues Of an excellent pcrson Int If
there be anything for which men keen lork. an
har. and purters things that blush 10 see the Iiyht
md either are shameful in m inners or nrivsto il,
nature, these things are their care and thcir hu.i
mass, But If great things will sati,f, our iuou,rv
the course of the sun and mnon the spots IN their
faces, the armament of heaven. AMI the ,hpnc,rB
orbs, the rb6ing and flowing of the Sc, mr.. work
enough for us; or if this Toe not. L., him tell M.
whether the number Of tho stars be even or oil
and when they began to be So since some oy,,
have discovered new stars, which the former knew
not, but might have seen, if they had been whore
now they are fixed II these BE- too trnublesom.
search lower. aal tell me- why this turf tbi, wear
brings forth daisy ani the next wear MAINTAIN.
why the apple bears his seed in biz heart and
wheat bears it in his head let him tell why a
graft, taking nourishmeut from n crab stock ,b,II
have fruit more noble than Us nursa ,,J ,,,.,,.
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Calf skins,

% DOH prime No. ! uppers for sale low by
20 marchy W. HASKELL.
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ViE subscriber has on hand supertnc Flour, from
Leonard \ Eaton's mills, put up expressly for
tnmi.y u.s. Warranted good-sublcct to be seuru.
ed, Ottawa, mar !. c. l.. THOMSON
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7 a DOI Caltskrns just finished atmy Tanncy
~ and for sale low " HASKELL.
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salt.
-
Prinier's Ink.
Aux ErnncniS.

l. OR sale by the keg at Chicago prcesby
L May IL, WALKER & tleKLIS6.
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Boots aud shoes.

SPLENDlD stock OF boys calf, kip, seal, and
> coare boots and shoes Ladies and misses
'elsors; some new styles Just received by
Nav , 1850. L. 7. SANaEp & Co,
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LrSNEs AND Corrosive referred some DAYS
ago to an intention said to have been successfully
tested IN England for converting flax by cheap
and summary proce,s INTO the form Of what i, s,y
led flax cotton, woven by thu same machinery now
used in cotton factories It j, said that SAMPLES
of this fabric will be exhibited at the World.
Fair.
Some Of the Kentucky papers are showing an
earnest desire that the account Of tin, invention
may be corrected, The price Of hemp being some
four and half cents while that Of raw cotton is
nearly three times as much, the successful miro.
ductlon OF cheap and expeditions mode of man.
uiacturing the former material would in Iced form
an era IN the culture Of hemp IN the United States
The invention Of the cottongn had great deal
to do with the rapid Increase of the cotton cgop
from year to year IN the southern states. and Il
similar result might be expected in regard 10 he,np
and flax, particularly the former, il science md
machinery could be made equally available in pro.
parlng 1t for manufacture The superiority oflin.
en- over cotton fabrics To say nothing Of the differ.
ence OF price in She raw material-woull pi,o
linen goods superior demand if the expenses Of
manufacturing IN both ca.es could be eoualizel
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I G. NATTINGER hns n new supply Of the
- Grand Detour plows on hand The present
stock will be ound superior to the plows heretofore
-old IN this place. The manufacturer hns added
severn important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking plows Gun be supplied. Ottawa mar 2.
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lYunllEN ATE
Keep Il before the Pcop,e.

LNASTERN tubs aud pals, bowls aud boxes In
IL nests, grain measures, washing boards, &c. a
maya. CusgNIy'a
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Dayton Woollen Factory.

THE above Factory BIAS nov been iu successful
4 operation for ell.. years post. and ne UNDER
signed deem IL unnecessary o. make any promises
or pledges for their good conduct orAhr,n bargains.
and would mcrr.y say, that they have L10dgssur,-
meutof Fuilcd Clothes,
Cgssimerfs SatiiHeit Trsrd. Jsqus. Hart Times.
EgaHsls NJ rgri0as kmis, STARTS. E.ankeis.
and Stocking Yarn, dOU5is and rrig'sI.
And will have. by the time ihe uew clap comes of.
larger stock of goods iHau'hry have cyUrhr.urr OIL
Tered ant they are getting ON another -pt 90 ma
cHncry, 10y the middle OF May uaNig At tue best
and most improved Aud, which wi. ruah.r Them 20
turn ont double the number Of yards tbni they have
ever done before, and ihry now feel confident boz
saying TO wool growers, hm'rs and merchants.
that their wants can Doe fully supplied ou the mos,
reasonahelerms, IN exchange 'urwuu. urca.a.
tafdIGg lnd Spinning.
They will card, SPIN and rerIa lG cents pei pound
IN lots OF 80 lbs or over
Custom CardBg al cents per- poup9
They have Two set-ut Card, expressly Tor country
work, which will be fitted up IN good order. and il
WOO, j. put up an representation, they vii warrau,
hrir work 10 GIVE satisfaction Persons coming
from distance who may have 70 stop over ni.iht.
shal. be 10 no expense
~ CLOTH DRESSING
De done 40 the u,u0l price and 900 the best man
n'r, aud warranted to give satisfaction, AS none but
the beet worNmen oge employed
Wool, Wheat, Com, Lard. and Soap will be- ia
ken no pay for work ! Il. - GREEN
Dayton Factory, Ami q l~iu-3g If