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BADLY SoLD.-One of the earliest hobbies
of the Know Nothings was to add to the or
binary qualifications of voters the ability to
read, and after working long and hard they
secured the adoption of this plan in Con-
nectcut. 1t was intended to cut off large
number of naturalized voters; but great is
the chagrin of Sam to find that the language
a man must read is not named, and the
Courts decide that the law admits all who
can read, whether in English, German, He
or printed tongue.-N r Tribune.
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Thomas j. Taylor sat own on a rock near
Whitmer's Mills at Niagara, got dizzy and
fell into the rapids. Hesunk and was thrown
violently against the rocks; was then car
ried under the bridge, and for two hundred
feet toward the fall. Here he was thrown
by the current upon a rock, to which he
chung and finally drew himself out of the
water A rope ladder was let down 26O feet
to him, and he was rescued
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PEgU CoMMEEcrAL.-Thisis the name of a
new paper tina, has arisen from the ashes OF
,he late Peru Chronicle. Chas. w. ki.lland
is the present editor and proprietor. it is a
good looking, large, eight column sheet, and
the editorials evince considerable ability. In
politics the Commercial appears to be the
counterpart Of its predecessor. being intern
pcraieIy black republican. Price q year,
invariably in advance"
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Into the jaws OF death.
Into tie mouth oFhell,
81. I'll. 49, .F-.F =

Evidence OF approaching success in this
enterprise is every day accommodating. II is
seen in the letters Of sympathy from the
slave States, and in the numerous applica-
tons Of colonists from the free, and, more
than all, in the readiness of capitalists to
invest in the stock of the company. This
however, is not unaccountablc. Millions Of
acres of Virginia land, owned by the m-r-
chants and brokers Of New York and pills
depths, will be made available, at profit to
the present owners, who have heretofore
despaired Of selling i; at any price. Our
company will therefore prove a very valuable
medium between these landholders and the
hardy pioneers. who can thus be furnished
18th homesteads on easy terms. This is too
good a thing to fail. Truly yours,
ELI TuAYEg
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New Posr OFrIcE.--A new post Office,
located about midway between High Prairie
and Seneca, in this county, has just been
established and VIM. u. Burns appointed
Post Master. The office is to be supplied,
We believe, from Norway, in this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

CoLLscIoK OF CnrcAGo-AN doubt in re-
ference to the appointment of our esteemed
fellow-townsman, Gen Fry, as collector Of
the Port Of Chicago is now removed. by
the official announcement of his appoint
ment in the Washington Union.
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AN IMMENSE SPRING.-The st. Clair 0ll.)
Tribune mentions that while Messrs. Thorn
berry ( Henderson were sinking shaft for
coal PIT, near West Bclleville, they struck
a large "vein of WATER" which empties into
the pit at the rate of 800 gallons an hour.
The depth Of the excavation to the coal is
forty feet
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EANA OF OTTAWA.

AyISG sold uy entire Banking. Insurance. and
Lana Agency business T. Nessrs TsCE WATER
cordially advise my tr.eads and customers to
.rrE,er their business m. believing that yhry Will
aud them prompt and re-pons bic business men.
Nj connection the business Of the Bank OF o.
tswa has entirely ceased tile outstanding circulation
and liabilities OF the Bans vi. redeemed b. IL
Exchange Oi.c Rooms recently occupied by True "
Nttingvr's Block. where all claims against
may be presented, and viii be settled. wish 10
Close business possible. GEO. :. FISHER.
Ottawa March 81, 1857
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Supervisors Elected.

The following are the Supervisors electet
in the various towns in this county on TUES
lay, a. far as heard from:
AdaDis-Wm. Fernming.
BrooLneld-Geo. W. Armstrong.
UdytOR-Wm. Erwin.
Deer Park-Joel W. Armstrong
Dimmick--W Wenner.
Eien-Petcr Howe.
Edrl-Dr Ssml. Wiley
Farm Riige-Butler Reed.
Frsedom-- Hinkston.
Grand Rapids -Sarnl. r. Lewis.
In Sdlte--.Iohn GRAY.
Mdniius-Dolphus CLARK.
Nendotd-J. ii. Harris.
NoytAriHe-Geo. Walker.
Ottoua-L. Leland, L. u. Miller.
Peru-David L,ninger.
Rutland-E. r. HolIovell.
Serend-GabTicl Ruger.
South Ottrra-A LOwman.
TermtilioI-Sumner Robinson.
WaithoH.-Robert Young
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Catalogue of New un.ic.

yy-ILIIAM HALL Il son, No. Ei5 BROADWAY, y
W Z. haze just issued aiienda to their general
cntosu. % music. II contains list % ali the popular
new vocal and instrumental music polished during the
last wear and v!, be cent to address "A Tie United
States. posi- paid, without charge.
NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADENIES-The In
stitute Chorus bOOE collection o: tie most popular
rrOrte and pleasing vocal piec, adapted tor class
singing by Francis ii. Brown. Price e. cents. or 10
ca-i.s 81 Spll-.jn
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HARDWARE SToEE ~ EAgLyILLE.-We
neglected TO call attention in our last TO NJ.
Parks advertisement of this new "institu-
ton " in Earleyille. His stock W. are as
sured, is creditable to this young and rising
town, which is rapidly assuming the dnnen-
sions and putting on the airs OF city.
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.Sts. LANCASHIRE

ETCRNS lis sincere thanks 10 the Inhabitants or Ut
tava for the liberal support he has received A. CITY
Aultiurs-r since Is sU.uuEu here, and aEe- tii or
r8rrcr5,y u ,4inr ci;izcus T. "a tia: be has
.is. ii- establishment .--rrtuent % Groceries,
@! ;E- best kni. namely. Sugar, Coffee Tea, sdg n
H8-- 4 ..--s- syrup. CrrLb-rEl-s, Beans Almonds,
Pea Nuts. preas-. Dried 4 PES and Pea-he- Raisius,
FIG. Oraur-, apIe-- Lemons. Cr. s-rs and C-utirs,
tsgr t.r -sr. P.rt Vine scotch Ale, London Pur;ca,
sweet Cif-r, soap C.ldl.s p. d., all Of which Le
aa--s q. urcas corl-=po- ling Al d their quality.
T. >-p.r'ea attention paid % Pubic I'D Private
s.l--, .l tow. r country by
JAS. LANc ASIRT, .4rlrfi9Hr~r.
= ENGLISH >.i,sa. 81. OLaS = III, AP- Il, -.
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Henry L. Breese, son of Judge Breese, Of
this State, was recently killed in the trench
es before Grenada. He went out and joined
Walker, and shared the fate of most of the
foolish adventures in this expedition.
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Coon ApPoNTMENT.-Finny d. Preston, a
prominent democratic member Of the late
Illinois legislature, has been appointed by
the President mail agent for the government
at largc-point Of destination in the north
west
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

CoLD WEATHER SoUTH-On the 9th inst,
snsw iell At Nashville. Tenn, to the depth
Of three inches, the thermometer standing
at 70 below freezing point. 1t is feared the
entire fruit crop was cut oil.
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Bishop Whitehouse is about to consecrate
five chur ches in Dixon and vicinity. at
Dixon on Sunday, May 4th Lee Centre, on
Tuesday, May 9th Sycamore, ln.sday,
MAY 9th Batavia, Thursday, May eth, and
Joliet. on Sunday, May 10th.
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IMPORTANT ACCESSION TO THE R.R-A
license was yesterday issued out of the Office
of the Clerk of the Supreme Court to the
Hon. Owen Lovejoy, to appear in all the
Courts Of record in this State, and therein
to practice as an attorney and counsellor =,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

Hon. S. \. Douglas, j. o. Norton, and
JAS. Ii. Woodwork will accept our thanks
for numerous favors in the way of congress.
sional documents, seeds from the Patent
nfico 60
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Oy.cr. from >. :. Il to4 P.E.
EXCHANGE oa Cli-aE, aai Eastern C.:iss bo1sE.
an sold.
Interest allowed tflae depos5.ss.
Gold ana SILVER bought and -olI.
Collection. made iu al p.rt % the state. and promptly
reunited The day 90 p. lc,t rates Of
change. lIulra1I TRUE 4 WATERMAN.
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Health Depends upon Pure Blood.

Thin and acrid blood not seCrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those vile dySpeptc
should be TO thu publication OF their blood
ERlEDRETH'S PiLLS
Not only purify they the blood richer and add
principles upon which its power to resist disease
depends.
Mu.D WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARE THR rEcu-
LrsErrY OF BE.SDRETus PILLS. Now that may soon
expect genial Spring, it is Of great Importance that
iw doses be used by the wise Our race are subject to
redundancy vtatcd bile at this and it is as
dangerous it IS prevalent but Brandreths Pls afford
al invaluable aud efficient protection. By their coca
soHa! use prevent the collection Of those impurities
which when sufficient quantities, much dan
ger to the Gue organs Of the stomach and bowels. They
liver complaint dy spepsia loss Of appetite
pain the head heartburn pain in tLs breast bone
sudden l.intnes- and cos,iysness. In brief, Bran
dre:.s Pills work their way the very Of the d.
seas cleansing in their passage, removing every IN
healthy accumulation, till the blood j. purified the whole
- stem renovated, and the functions and duties Of lie
become pleasure where before they had been sad and
weary burdens.
We have thousands o. similar testimonials the FOL
lowing and such evidence be had from living wit
uess.s al around every side. 1; is from gentle
man Of high responsibility who's letter be a,
the Principal Office IL writes
II am row afiy-t~o years OF age.
For twenty year, have used your Pills my family me
,.... Ii. H., ,I 7 have. o.. yer had o,e.-
-. :, 49,, c..,.-~ -. f7 the sick.
" =, -
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- - - -
-, q, -. "a.
il I'D '----', - -, -,
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tools :'u may prevent '-e' -''-i i1! i-''"- 's
vac '. 't-'-'l'-''''1' anu 'e'.'
A-'r been 'hi ''1A-s'' % ''" '1' - -' ~
s.f'Ai" a-ir'i'oi- OF months ol 90 -
III +'"LH " n 4---'-'N 'f mn 4'1'- Il - A.
-.s d, iAr means ~4Is. "'e'I - WI '.1''- e'-'''s
remedy Ia Tact When s-4dI"u acute or continued pam
occurs. then q insure selTiiy you H''s; 'Ns a me meme
ihai vii surely purge I.eTe must D. 30 '"E 9-'-S
!-z, t--41.e every minute lost nay '- '+'---
!.iHa.Fa. aa-rr 8 Lf---'eth L-li-4s' - AAl 49,
Es,aa<ay
a rs ~;L - Broadway o. - s1I' are 1orAi'F-
i,i;.
Ia. genuine @Ee se4 By respectable dealers every
s.--g. {. :. IH'AfSJN' iyS'''
.g..-.m O''1~I a..
,,...,.,,,. ryvr v,r1S To Cr-r IA
80 No., Z. ,- ..t
-t,-..--..,,-. .,,i g.. f-.,r, MI .r5 al ur.
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A Mormon advertises in a Cincinnati
newspaper for vile to take to Utah with
him. He says 1.-THE lady may rely on ha-
v:.s 10 futnrs rivals in his afeeticasr'
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MILL y T. IL Y .
.yJSC MINER

VIyOCID inform the ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has recci .ed her stock Of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS all Of which have been selected
with great care and she viii be happy to have ladies call
and examine them, whether they wish to purchase or
not.
mica, 10 aeri; a liberal share % patronage. apll
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.I,7vy ,c.,rECI N'CntsE.

ri E undersigned respectfully offers the citizens 81
q OTTAWA and surrounding country, his services
CITY Auctiun-er. and Commission Merchant. Tor The
sale Of Heal Estate. Horses, Carriage, Dry Goods Par
Ditur, &c assuring those who may favor him with
th.r patronage that honorable effort shall be want
ed 10 effect speedy sales aud good prices.
Cash advances viii be made on goods intended Tor IN
mediate sale.
store north side OF Main street, nearly opposite the
Pot ofice. JAS. lancashire, AGctioa.er.
I Ess.!sL, SlI.SnaaL.
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4 clean democratic sweep. Friend Hamp-
ten proved about Is good prophet as we
did in reference to the Mayors election last
spring. The wisest msn are mistaken some
times
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RE Nj O V y l.
MiNS lSlsfO

x.vOVLp respectfully inform the ladies Of Ottawa and
w vicinity that she IL receiving ihe selection
Of MILLINERY GOODS for Spring AID Sgmsne. trade,
which she offer at low pTlces
straw BOnnets cleaned to order.
Rooms in Bassne:ts building, opposite the Mansion
n. apll
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wall PAPER, Wall ranrr.

WE invite tine attention Of house keepers City
w and in the country large and well selected
stock OF
Wall PaDer Bortlering, and Sk,h and Paper TIadoue
>tndSs.
We have fitted up the second story OF our Store for
P,prr Room and feel confident suit al VINO will
yiv. II. cali in respect to tdri-ty 9"fHy dhd price
cl-Sau,pIes can be at any time in our Sore.
EATiIBI-% & ORION.
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GROCERY SrOEE N MAEsErLLEs.--Our old
friend \. Il. Thomson keeps a fine stock OF
family groceries in MarseiIlcs, the particu-
lars Of which are set forth in his advertise
ment in to-days paper. Marseillcis is 4
growing town and becoming quite business
centre. We have no doubt the citizens Of
the town as well as tie country around will
find friend Thompson's stock well selected,
and his prices quite rs reasonable as those
Of dealers in Ottawa or Morris.
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NV RAILROAD BRIDGE AT PEoRIA.-The
Peoria and Oquawka Railroad bridge across
the Illinois River has been completed, and
trains have crossed and tested it, The Di-
rectors Of the road were highly pleased
with tie strength and firmnes il exhibited.
The draw is the longest IN the United States,
being 2G3 feet. 1t is built OH the double
burr plan, and is Z har dsomc looking struc-
ture, rejecting credit on its builders, Messrs.
Harper i Twecddale. of Chicago.
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4 r. TnOnPSON
Ottawa ana Nermiiion River Plank an
tcadamiZel Road CUmnanY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That there will be a
~ meeting OF the Stockholders OF the above Company,
Cor the Election OF Five Directors year o., g.-
n-sddg me z2d inst. o'clock NJ Ut the Office o.
Thomas VI. Mason, ia South Ottawa.
by order Of the Board OF Corpnrators.
South ntlnu April u. %. THOS VI MASON S.c,u
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY @
,5,EsUE & WATERMAN.

At tie Bank Of Oft'rd. Otta'1d, III.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity ut usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow.
edged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
L1 .S.Ne County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois Mutual 40 10
.aepheasoa County Mutual do do
NGtiondE Loan Fund Life assurance Society.
WM. NJ True,
JVUe 9-y EAAC " "AIERMAN'
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EsaNsA OF OTTAWA.

H.ERIED-Iu bis city on q-h inst by tie Rev. c. =
c.. =. P.l1Sl,G LE.uLEE and Ms MAks ASS NskKEA.
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HoraeopathIc MEDICAL Institute,

(NoftiinJeI''s Block, NIrd E00r.)
HOCTOR MCNAMARA respectfully informs the friends
} Of medical REFORM and all who are worn out from
crude drugs and harsh treatment OF old school practice
that h, urinCipalIy desire undertake which
have been enormously treated by iHOpi IL Ttc.toa
-rs and confident that his method will be found the
most speedy and safe towards the restoration of NeGt
tIiseases of Women and Children
Attended 10 between the hours of 10 A NJ and F. NJ,
on TUESDAYS, Thursdays. and Saturdays
.x-The fee as heretofore .1.Oo per visit; the
for alyic. hy mail. Office consultation 80 cts Medi-
~ owe, Fox River.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Main ST., H0ssdck's Ro,c, Ottaara, III.
TIRST class Statesmen, Book Keepers, Mechanics,
i Railway Men, Bar Tenders and Porters. Also, men
TO work on farms boys for stores to learn
trades female help of all kinds for city country All
the above furnished for those who want Houses TO let
situations found for those out oil employment
Persons having money to loan will hear of chances to
do SO at high by calling on u.s. -
nov15 u y DRENsIEh.
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btaLH Oh nv ~ y M. EE.-lDe DIT6GN
County Usn.ocrGt chronicles the death OF
the Rev. Mr.. kEYEs, late pastor of what
was formerly Owen Lovejoy's church in
Princeton, accompanied with statement Of
attendant circumstances, which, If truly
given afford no less frrcible Illustration Of
the christian spirit OF church politics in &C.
neral, than OF the Christian ctaI actyr Of the
Rev. Hon. Owen Lor,joy in particular. Tie
early death OF the good pastor j. attributed
by the Dea,O-rct t. depressed spirits.
caused b. lis crugliy unjust treatment by
the church Of which he had b-en pastor. -
In short, it appears lir. X refused to :egale
his auditors from Sabbath to Sabbath with
politics instead olreligion, which gave offence
to large portion Of the meAJevsLip, and a
meeting was therefore called in January a.
.asI year, 10 decide whether he should hc
continued in LIS charge or dismissed. Oh
that meeting the L-Doty4t gives tits &c,
count:
Mr. Lovcjoy was, yet, pastor, in fact, o.
lie church, and acted as Moderator on ili,
occaHiOn- He requested Of the members
present that all lao desired TO re;aii, NJ
heyes would deposit ballot with " aye
written upon il, and that all WHO did no,
would IN similar manner vote no" The
votes were east and counted, and to the great
surprise Of Nr. As friends, tn" result was
against him. LoTejoy Immediately gathered
up the votes and put them in the stove
Upon iBquiring Of each other, they found
that a majority Of the votes were cast .J0I
Mr. Reyes, and asked an explanation of Mr..
Lovejoy, whereupon, he said that there were
! several ballots (soine six or seven) with the
prOnoun II written upon them, and these
he counted a. Hcyatire votes. This dis
cOyery, o. course, caused considerable o
complaining among the friends of Mr. keyes
upon which, Mr.. Lovcjoy said that, thos,
who knew no better than to write 4 fol
aye O2ght 20 lose their votes" and her,
the matter, for the present, ended, and the
coDgro gat!On dispersed.
a subsequent meeting, however, was held
another vote taken, and Mr. X. was engaged
for one year. But his flock, who had enjoy
ed the advantage Of 20 years training IN
der the spiritual charge Of Owen Lovejoy
made it 4 sad and sorrowful year for Mr. *
and at the end he was dismissed under cir
cumstances that were peculiarly harassin;
to his spirit and 10, lings." The end was
that Mr.. H., depressed in spirit and broker
down in constitution, while making prepare
tons TO remove to Griggsville, where he ha'
accepted the call of another church, con
tracted lung disease, of which lie died
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SAVINGS BANK,

SAVINGS EANN,
IN GL0rer'S addition to OttdtrG.
q 90 4 FOR Lot. Terms s. cash. and IS On the
DZZ + first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest. iul26 TRUE WATERMAN.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL aDELPUIi.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO all per.
L afflicted with Sexual diseases. such as
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPorEHcE, GuyyoRHGA.
GLEEr. SYPHILIS. &c. &c.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia, in
view Of the awful destruction of human life and
heath, cau5 cd by Sexual diseases. and the decep-
tons which are practsed upon tho unfortunate
victims Of such diseases by Quacks, have directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE Act,
worthy Of their name. to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GHATis to all persons thus afflicted (Male or
temale) who apply by letter, with description
Of their condition, age, occupation. habits Of lite
&c. and in caacs Of extreme poverty and suffering
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association IL benevolent Institu
ton. established by special endowment for the re.
lief Of the sick and distressed. afflicted with
'.Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases, aad its fund,
can be uscd for other pArposc. 1t has now =
surplus OF means, which the Directors have voted
to advertise the above notice. 1t is needless 10 add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. Val liable advice also given 10
sick and nervous females afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Com plant, Coslvencss, Leueor.
rhtea &c.
Address, post raid.) DR. GEO. X. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No .
South NINTH Street Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. llEARTW ELL, President
Gro FAtECHILD, Secretary. Aug. 9y
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NIrtllanisal
New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.F, ND. ~
II. 4. HALL & co.,

p ESPECTFULLY inform the public that
lSthcy have commenced the mAnuiact"ry
Of carriages in Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert MarsIbank, where AN
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to-. Carriages Of every description made to
order, OF the best material and the most faith
tul workmanship amt Insured for ore year. If
properly used. having practical acquant-
ance with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and having
some of the best workmen in their employ
they tlittcr themselves that their work will
compare iarorlbiy with that t"he in the
cities, It's to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the pEl'lic, on these points,
is II fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
pF-Od carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allow cd. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ~.
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New Carriage Mandatory
AT TENVISNIIIE. PA.

Az T.EWISNII.E, PA.
+ d. MARSHBANK announces to the
~ public that he has commcnc JreaNs ~
ed the Carriage Making bus ne sSf SSaIs1y[
at LcwisvilIr, Chester county, SiS@- ~
Pa. He is prepared to make to order all
kinds Of carriages ofthc latest and most ap-
proved patterns, Of the best materials and
workmanship, which he will sell at low
prices. He is practical workman hilIself.
and will employ none but the best Inc cllanics,
hence he can Recommend his work with
Confidence, for its neatness and durability.
All new carriages wurraute T. months.
With good usage.
Lumber and old ctrri4ges at liberal price )
will he taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages Of every description repaired,
painted and vanished at short notice, and
second hand carriages always on hand foI
sale.
Five per cent discount allowed oil all
cash sales.
He is coniiden that he can give satislac-
ton. and respectfully s"licits share of the
public patronage. J. ID. MARSllBANk.
March l5--ly.