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ANTHOLOGY.


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The performances of the Iatlian Troupe will
conclude with an Equestrian Burletta, entitled
THE FRENCH LORD IN AN ENGLISH RI
DING SCHOOL, in which will be introduced
an innumerable variety of Tricks and Curious
Exhibitions of Horse Training.
ENGLISH LORD. Sig. M. EsrpoRE
WILLIAM, (his SOM. 49,. Sig. G.. CHIARINI
RIDING MASTER JULIE
JESTER IN COMMoN. ..........L SruBBs
LIST OF ANIMALS AND PERFoRMANcEs-Ele-
plant Hannibal, Elephant Ann, and Is cages
of Lions, Tigers, Leopards, DC, DC, DC. To-
gether with Prof. Langworthy's DEN OF ROY
Al TIGERSi In which he fearlessly enters.
The Elephants, and pony, and Monkey, will
take part in the performances.
u The combined attractions of Circus and
Menagerie, with such an array of Talent and
Novelty as is here represented, cannot faIl to
take the lead of all other exhibitions.
The above Company will exhibit in Mans
field on Monday July9. Wooster, Wednesday
July II.
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Matters on the Pacific Side.

VIM. Cochran and Jesse Brown,
were recently murdered by the Indians
on the South Fork of Cottonwood
They Here from Ohio. Two of the In-
dams, ~ named W~i-il-hon-ny and the
o.ker two W~in-e-paken, have been taken
aud hanged By the ranchmen of that
neighbOrhood. The squaws took the
party TO the spot where the men were
killed, where they discovered tents, sad
dies, and some other articles, the prop
erty of the murdered men ; also the let
ters of Dir. Jesse Brown, which are now
in our possession. Brown was buried on
the spot where he was killed. After
digging up the ground, his eollar-boue,
one rib, one thumb-nail, and a lock of his
hair were found. The Indians above
named said they had killed ten white
men, and no whites knew of it. They
bad also taken one white man pear the
South Fork, and bad shot him full of
arrows until lie was dead.
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Petition 10 Sell Land,
Joseph McCutchen, Admir- of
Joseph Gray, deceased,

Joseph McCutchen, Admir- of
Joseph Gray, deceased,
VS.. In PROBATE
Margret Stewart, Christian CoURT OF ASH
Gierhart, Sarah A Gierhart, Mi LAND Co, Q.
chael Lutts, Jane Lutts, John
Lutts, John Gray, n. Allis
Gray, and Angelina Gray.
sEHE above named heirs and legal
representatives of Joseph Gray, deceased,
are hereby notified that on the I'd day of May,
A. D.. 1855, said Administrator fled his petit
tion in the Probate Court of Ashland County,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain an order at the next term of said
Court, for the assignment of the dover of Mar
garet Stewart, the widow of the said Joseph
Gray, deceased, in and for the sale ofthe fol-
lowing Real Estate, (of which the said Joseph
Gray died seizcd) or SO much thereof, as may
be necessary to pay the debts of said decedcnt,
to wit: Lots No. eig~hty-three, (83) thirty-two,
(32) thirty-one, sd forty-nine, (49) fifty, (50)
and a strip of land on the south-side of lot No.
fifty (5G) said strip of land being sixty feet
wide, north and south, and one hundred and
twenty feet long, cast and west, all of the
above described premises, being situate in the
town of Savannah, County of Ashland and State
of Ohio. Also lot No. (6) in the town and
township of Troy, in said Ashland County.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Admir- of Joseph Gray, dec.
May 9, 1855. n59-4w.
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Further bv the Baltic.

The following official dispatches from
Pel:ssicr give account of operations be
. fsrc Sebastnpol. June 27th.-At CSC
p. NJ. our signals were given, and we
bare afterwards our flags loated ovel
Aamelon port, land over two redoubts
IN Daroning Bay The artillery of the
enemy fell into our hands. We have TIA.
ken 400 prisoners. Our legio 8 occupy
tbe conquered works on this side. Our
allies. with their equal resolution, carri-
ed the works on this quarry and estab-
lished themselves there.
All the troops showed the most ad-
nj rable devotion and intrepidity.
June l0.-Thc combat of June 18th
was more advantageous for us thar at
first announced. 1t placed in our hands
SOP prisoners, Of which number 20 are
officers. and-73 pieces of cannon.
june live are congratulating
ourselves on the Lew works. We have
been able to FIRE with the Russian NOR
tars GU their ships, which have gone still
further over.
The fortress of Auara was abandoned
pied By the Circassiai s.
The heat was excessive in the camp.
Gen. Pelisser was forming a depot on
the Tchernaes.
Accounts from Varna mention the ru-
NOR that preparations for an expedition
against Penkop were being made.
Prince Gertchakof telegraphs to ST.
Petersburg on the eih of June. thus
After two days of heavy bombardment,
1he French divisions attacked the Re-
doubts, No. Z, at 6 o'clock last night.
and occupied the redoubts of Hams
chatka, Seiinghingaki and Bathynia,
and a battery between Se5engheughki
and Bastion No. l.. Our troops retook
the K~amschatka redoubt, but the French
poured in the fresh reserve and took it
once more We finally regained mas:e-
~ of tie battery, the French holding a
Judgment where we hope to drive them
Our soldiers fought admirably. In
proofof which | may state that the enc
my's loss exceeds ours. He has lost
$500 men, and we have taken 275 men
and officers prisoners, as well IS two
French cannon.
An extensive beat expedition is being
fitted out at Portsmouth for service i'll
the shallow waters in the sea of 4 zof.
Miss Nightingale it on her way to
England. She Is convalescent from her
attack of the fever, but is recommended
to recruit her strength at home for a
season.
JuSE sth.-The English feet, consist
ing of I6 line of battle ships, including
three French, was anchored at Crons-
ttadt, forming a line across from shore to
shore.
ADMIRAL Dunbas had gone in very
close with the surveying steamer and af-
terwards with a boat, but was not moles-
ted by the Russians.
Dir. Fillmore was presented TO Queen
Victoria by the Earl of Clarendon, at
an audience, and subsequently presented
at a drawing room. Mr.. Buchanan ac-
c~ompanied him. Mr.. Fillmore after
wards diued with the Queen.
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CONNIE RS
U. sTA-Es TYPE FOUNDRY,
Nos. 90, 81, and 50 Beekman ST.. N. Y.
TO Printers nnd PublIsh,


To Printers and Publishers.
THE undersigned beg leave to inform the
l. Trade that they have this daa issued their
New Quarto Specimen, and THAI 1t is now
ready for delivery To their old pattons, as we'll
as to those who pasronize their Houndry In
it will be found a New Series or Scotch Gu
Faces.
The Fancy Type DspartnNnte kti1.S@erG
kRaRRssASe~vThefy of beautiful Styles, select
ed from France, Germany and England.
The Scrips and Bordering are now for the
first time presented to the Printing public, and
are the productions of the best Am rican and
European Artists.
An entire New Series of German Faces both
for Newspaper and Job Printing, OF a very gu.
perior style, is now nearly completed and
ready for sale. The Metal from which tb g
Type is made will be found peculiarly adapted
to the severe usage OF Machine Press Printing.
They beg to return thanks fer past favors,
and to solicit a continuance. Their we'll
known liberal manner OF doing business, for
the past thirty years, is a guar ntee to sew pa
irons, of their dispositions and ability not to
allow themselves TO be ssed for fair deal
ing, whether orders arc by letter or other
wise.
N. B.-Propristors oc Newspapers are re-
quested to insert the above three times, pro-
YIded they trade out three times the amornt
of their respective bills in materials of our
manufacture, aud forward US one copy of the
paper containing the entertainment.
JAMES CONNER q SoEs.
june is56 ao2 ~
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&a Delearapb.
ARRLHAL OF THE BAL1YC
"ED TO Queen NSToRfA.
Eugenfa In an Interesting COnai.
ton !1
War Newsl

New York, June %.
The steamer Baltic arrived from Liv
erpoel, whence she sailed on the 10Th
She brings the following commercial
news.
The Russians had evacuated Auapa,
and the French troops were recalled
from Kertch.
SECOND
ExGLAND.-Ex.Presid Fillmore is
quite a lion. He had been presented
TO the Queen.
FK&ScE-Et has been officially an
nounced that the Empress is eceuite.
The fight before the Mamelon Tower
was of a very obstinate character. 1t is
reported that eve thousand men were
put h0rs dH combat. Sixty-tao fell in
to the hands of the French.
The Duke Constantine has been ap-
pointed Regent of Russia, in the event
of Alexanderis disease.
The Russians were about to build a
railroad through the isthmus of Pore
kop.
Admiral Boxer is dead, and has been
succeeded by Admiral Freemantle.
The Viceroy Of Egypt is enrolling
5000 blacks.
In London, the very latest %intelli-
geuce states that the Austrian army will
be reduced to 100, 900 pen.
All accounts agree that disease and
dependency prevailed in the garrison at
Sebastopol.
Private letters from Kertch give fear
full accounts of the suffering endured by
the Russian army from wounds aud sick
ness.
The Russians have secured a comma
nication with the Crimea by an indie
pendent road traversing the Isthmus of
Porekop, by means of line Ct boats
across the Livische.
An important element of victory to
the allies is, that the French army from
its new position, can reach the ships in
the harbor of Sebastopol.
Further successes have been achieved
in the Sea of Azof, where the combined
fleets attacked and destroyed the stores
At Fagansogan and Marinupe.
Thu Rus<iaus, it is reported, eyacua-
ted tie whole of their Circassian posses
sions.
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hK E MAKING

MRS. CoRSTON would respectfully announce
1fA TO the citizens of Ashland that she hes again
the business of
Dress NTakinE
for the patronage she has heretofore re.
ceived, she hopes to receive q liberal share hereaf
ter. Residence in South ashland, near tho res
idence Of Mr.. SmalIey.
Ashland, March IL. ls55- 1otf
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TYPE FOUNDRY
I'D PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.

AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
WIBLIAM HAGAR, in & Co, Successor,
w to w. x H. Hag u, No. SO Gold Street.
Me- York.
The subscriber having purchased the entire
interest of W II. HAGAR in the Type Foun-
Try business, her. toEore conducted by them
are now prepared 10 fl all orders for TYPE
n PRINTING MAI ERALS with which
they may be flvored. Having been connect
ed wiki the late establishment for nearly
twelve years, wo kave no hesItancy in saying
that the celebrity enjoyed by it, both in point
OF material and manufacture, will be fully
maintained by us, and, having ample facilities,
their late patrons, and the trade generally, may
expect to receive orders with the samc accu-
rdcy and dispatch.
Attention is called to the entirely Dcw edi-
ton of our Specimen Book. which is now rea-
dy for delivery, copies of which will be fur
nish"d gratis To all persons wishing to purchase
'yDe. Persons cut OF the city v i'll please di-
rect how it may be sent. Additions will con
stanIl, he made 10 the already large and varied
ass"rtment to be found there, of such novel
tics as may appear, and specimen sheets for
"irded 10 all who receive our book.
A fu assortment of all kinds of Printing
MAteriaIs vii Away he kept on hand. Ma
chine and Humid Iresses, Adams, and all ofhe,
kinds Of Presses, Si!l be furnished at shOr
notice and at manufacturers prices. !
Our attention has been called to the adver-
sements OF several Other founders who claim
to have become acquainted with u peculiar
secret for the preparation of their material,
which enables them to cast type to last one
third longer than that furnished by any other
founder. We assure the trade that there is no
secret in the combination of metal with which
we are not fully acquainted, and, if required,
we will guarantee all type furnished hy us to
last as long, with the same use, as that fur
inshcd by any other establishment in the coun-
~.
ETPublishcrs of Newspapers, WIN will in
sert this advertisement three times, with this
note, and forward US a paper containing the
same, will be paid in printing materials by
purchasing tour times the amount of their bill
for the advertisement.
WIN. HAG AR, JR.,
April 1855. s. F. RANDOLPH.
SrWe have been appointed agents for the
sale OF CHASE'S DIAMOND PRINTING
PRESS, and keep a full assortment of the diff
ferent sizes on hand. They are much the
cheapest press in the market, and supply the
place CT those of = much higher cost. [2-4w
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wall Paper IA Wh0lesalc,

d G. TICKNOR, a. the New
-. MANSFIELD Book STORE, Sign of the
Huge Book, has just received a large and new
stock of WALL PAPER, BLINDS, &c, which will
be sold to Merchants at Eastern prices. Or
ders promptly attended to. N. B-Samples
can be seen at T. C. Bushnell's Store, on Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio.
Mansfield, May 10, 1855. n5ltf.
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FiRsr ScENE-Grand Italian Carnival. An
Act of changes on Horseback by Sig. NJ EsE-
kDoRE.
SECOND ScESE-Sig. Chiarini will introduce
the two most perfectly trained Horses in the
World, PRINCE AND NAPOLEON. In the
course of their Curious Performances, one horse
will play an Organ while the other dances a
Polka. First appearance of the Greatest Boy
Equestrian in the World, LIE Jeune Burt, whose
wonderful Bareback Act, over Hurdles, Barri-
ers, DC, has been the aston;sha1ent Of all behold
ers.
THIRD ScESE-Grand Spanish National Dan
ces La Gitana, by Signorina Chiarini, the
most accomplished Danseuese an Horseback in
in the world.
FoURrH ScESE.-DANCING HORSE DON
JUAN Managed by SiSnor Chiarini. The
Great Trick Clown, Jim Burt who is uurivalled
as q Wit and Jester.
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Estata of Isaac GmalIsu

NOTICE ishereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed, on the Estate of LHac
smaliey. lats Of Ashland County, Ohio, deceSsed
Juae 5th 1855. avs JOHN SMALLEY.
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EIiSxoInffom.

THE arm of kellogg & Allison IL this day dia-
L solved By mutual consent. The uEdnish6d hn.
einess of the hTm will he attended to BY Osborn q
Allison. The notes and accounts due the drm VIII
be collected by VIM. B. Allison.
AShISud, Nay u, 1883. aWSI
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NOTICE.

george DOluoII
VS.. In ASHLAND Con-. PLEAS.
William F. Eagle &
Maria Eagle his wife, IN PARTITION.
Nelson Eagle ct. all
NXTILLIAM f. EAGLE, and Ma
w ria Eagle his wife, Nelson Eagle and
Eliza Eagle his wife. Mary N. Eagle, Rachael
Eagle, Amanda Eagle, Martha Eagle, Gideon
J; Ridge and chaTletts Ridge William F.
tilda Eagle, and Mary Eagle, widow of John
B. Eagle, deceased, will taxi notice that a pc
tition was filed against them on the 26th day
of May, A. D., 1855, in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Ashland County, Ohio, by George
Botdorf, and is now pending, wherein the
said George Botdorf demands partition of the
following Real Estate. situate and being in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio. to
wit Being the northeast quarter of section
number thirty-two, 1922 in township number
twenty-one, (21) and of range number fifteen,
(I5) containing $50 acres of land, more o%rless.
and that at the next term of said Court appli-
cation will be made BY the said George Bot
dorf for an order that partition may DO made
of said premises. FULTON q INCOMES.
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
May %. 1855. nl-6w.-
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed and qualified as Admins.
traitors of the estate of A ndrew MunIper, deceased,
late of the County of and State of Ohio.
Any person having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them legally authenticated.
ANDREW Jumper Jr,l Adn,.
JOSEPH II. MUMPER, u"
Vermillion Tp., June 1s, 1855. Ava.
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Office ofAtlaHtie & Great WesternR R. re-
RRANKLIx, Portage Co. Ohio June 18th, 1874,
Es NJ * 7sSasE
7THEStocK holdsrsof esid 0Smpany are hercbr
notified that their apnnel election for Diree.
tors will be held at this othee, ON the second Tues
Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4p,cloek. =. ~,
AW4 J. ". TYLER, Sec.
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TWO PREMIUMS

~ ~ N1hS SAIo@N oh3SS SA
IA hibitron in New York 10 the
Idcst Type Foundry i'm America!
est Iblishcd by Biuny & Ronaldson IN 1896, or
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The long experience of the several proprie-
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DRY enables L. Johnson & Co. to Offer the
largest variety of
PRINTING TYPES,
and all the aPPurtenances of a Printing Cflce,
to be foun1 in any establishments: in the Uni
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the metal used is calculated to afford the great
est durab lily; while the scrupulous care ezer,
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to insure accuracy md squareness OF body &c.
Our facilities are SO extensive as to enable US
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PLAIN OR FANCY TYPES,
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Pr:sses Of all descriptions, and all sorts of
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., u VIII be furnished at Manufacturers
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Printing Ink, of all varieties and coIors,
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the Inks SC of the most celebrated .'nerican
and Eng :Sh Mdnu;actuFersI which we sell i:
the lowest tie ms.
Stcreotyp.ng or E:cctro;yping of Books,
Wood Cuts, Jobs. &c.
Type used in stereotyping for sale at reduced
prices.
Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
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Our Minion Specimen Book (tke first of its
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printers that have not received it, who will
direct how II may he transmitted to them.
." Newspaper Printers who publish this
advertisement entire, (inciuding this neiice J
three times before September LIT, 1855, anG
send To US a copy of the paper containing IT,
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amount.
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HOME

you will again reap the additional benefit of having
thousands of dollars distributed annually in your
neighborhoQd for labor alone.
p@nM4ble that the pulled wool should be
brought in beforethe new clip comes of, al we
work 1t separate from other " col, and wish to work
u innediateiy. BE careful to bring it In free from
straw OF foul matter. We receive il washed or un,
washed. As we have been making extensive prep
~arations for q
Inch In crcased BusImesss
the coming season, We bespeak for ourselves .
large share of the Wool grown in this and adjoin-
ing Counties. p. RISER. President.
S. NJ. SMrTR, Agent Ashland Manufacturing Co.
P. s.. We also want 100 barrels OF soft. 0pe
5000 pounds of hard soap.
Ashland. March :, 1855. 4itf
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MEEAG I5ARMAlM&

GREAT
Come and see our Stock on hand, if you
don't buy, tell your n~eighbors what sort of
work is made in Ashland.
Black>mithing, Painting, Trimming, Gus
tom Work and repairing done at the shortest
notice and in the best style.
Thankful for past patronage We respectful
" solicit a continuance of the same.
N. B. All work warranted. Factory on
Sandusky St, three doors west of the Court
House, Ashland, Ohio.
May I6, 1855. I51tf.
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NJ Office.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
r. o7 L 1855!


II. ASCHER, of New LONDON,
Has just repaired. rebuilt, and elegantly furnish
Ii edGucp the Odd American Hotel, now knows
as the ASCHER HOUSE, He will be in readi-
ness, on or before the goth day of May, as Proprie-
tor, to attend to all his old friends, and the Trav.
cling Public, il general, whose wants, comforts,
and conveniences, he will at all hours be happy to
supply on the most reasonable terms and in con
%nection with
DIR. SKELLENGER & BROTHER,
a DAILY MAIL AND EXPRESS COACH Is run
between ASHLAND and NEW LONDON, (through Sa-
vannah aud Ruggies1 leaving Ashland at g O'Clock
a NJ, arriving dtNew London in time for the
northern and southern trains. Leaving New LoR-
don after the 4 o'clock P. NJ, Train (MsiIl
comes in from Cleveland, for the safe aud expeaS.
lions conveyance of passengers, packages, ex-
press moneys and light merchandise.
FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES,
with attentive and careful drivers always on hand
to all who may desire anything in
the Livery Line, al the lowest reasonable
prices. II. ASCHER,
AID.
g. J. SKEIL
Nkw LoSDos, O.. May 5. 1855. n50-tE
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Extraordinary Demand on
PUBLIC
Encourage Home Manufacturers!
ASHLAND CARRIAGE FkCICbY
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring
public that the work at their Factory cannot
be excelled in the State, either for durability
or fneness of finish. None but the best work
men are employed in the Factory, consequent
" it is the only establishment of the kind in
this part of Ohio, that will wARRvNT THEIR
WORK.
The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re-
specially called to this establishment, where
the best of work can be had at
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Balance in Treasury, 4,s29 20 2
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ASHLAND, June 18th, A. ID. 1859.
do hereby certify the foregoing TO be a cor
exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures
of Athland County, from the :7lh day OF June:
1884, up to the 18th day of Juhe, An 1859.
ISAAC GATES,
Auditor Of .askIGnd Co.
Examined and approved by Us this 18th day
OF June, A. D. 1855.
LUKE SELBY.
AMOS HILBORN.
GEORGE McCOSELL,
Conmissi0aers of ashland oSusty.
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DIR. sKELLENGER & BROTHER,
10000 POUN DIS PULLED
wa TED

I'VE want Immediately al the Ashland Wooden
w Factory, 10000 pounds Pulled Wool, which
we will ret Give in exchange for Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Tweeds, Satinets, Flanneis, BIanketingS,
Yarn, &c. The durability and beauty OF our
Cloths, that we aronow manufacturing. and the
GREAT IN JUDGMENTS
we are now holding QUITO Wool wers for tho
manufacture of their Wool at ho7ns instead ofseRd.
ing it abroad. makes it important for every ona
who has Wool whether pulled OF fleece, TO call and
see US at once for we can, in all sincerity, say to
such. by getting your Wool manufactured, or by
exchanging it for Cloths, you wIl realize more fog
fortt than in any other way; andb thus enGourag