The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
NEW ALBANY
W9OOEe2D o7RE 6EES,
No. Is State 81, bet Main and the Rlger.

WM/0R, R.RDsX.VG COsWPKRTen
" our m canery to m t1ufacture Woonen
| G OF various des ripfi0ns, b. & leave 70 an
| non &c that we will mann actIre wool nto goods
a short notice, and guarantee .tsfctOn 10 nll
who will favor with G. cir patronage should
ork not be. when De iyered as was ordered, We
" II ma other in : lace thereof, until the goods
I are a contracts for. Below We hive fixed prices
for manu- acturiug the vtrious Iii d. IT goods
made by us, sLbiect, how YER, to rise aud fail,
| the articles us.I in manufacturing them Yary in.
/ dig and cotton being very iigh &C presenf, the
probabi iy Is that th-y viii orc long al, an thus
Tedute the rice OF such 20 cs when they are pe9d.
Sur ma hines are new. and Of the lateft improve
nIents, that you nted fear Tut tina. ali work
done bY US Will b. satsfect Try.
TERMS FJR MANUFACT URIEG
We invariably fud tbs grease and do all the
pic ing of the wos'l, farmers only having 20 wnsh
tn" woo AID bring IL as it comes IRON the sheep.
| CDR ling and SHINING my size yarDs any
sTdinc and ss;,,njn s2s per 10
or coveret yarn, two or three ply .....Isc per ID
J, ans. weaving v hsn the len yarn is
| brought ALREADY spun and cOlored, we
FIN ing back chain per Sd
Jeaus, weaving when the woolen yarn is
brought already Tun and oOlofed, We
hodRg blu. chain ger, 81
Jear s, any color except blue, when white
/ wool y brought, wfshed as it Onmes
f'or' tie sbeyt ser ID
/ Jeans. blue or blue xed (indigo), with
black ahAin; $50 per I'd; blue chain....41o per I'd
with black per I'd
Jeans, wheI wool is brought cOlOred,
doing tsa spinning securing, weaving
and aiding black chain per d
ans, when wool IS brought colOreds we
doing tho spinnrg, securing, weaving
and finding blue oh Sip -.........-.....30c per sd
Kerseys, indigo ne, oil wool .......45c per I'D
jerseys any other color than indigo
b Der yd
white p,ryd
per I'D
pl gIs G SsI gsi4 TitS any per "a
fhofa MA Viii tan Tara Late
(osher sizes, prices aecordirg per Fair
Fsncy ceyerlets. any pattern, when raw
VII tie wool Is bro ghf 1915 piece
The NAN Of e;zons will be wovs on
the coveTlot for extra
Sstinett, when wool is colOred when
br Ught to the factory per y
Sltinett, blue mixed (indig9) -....-.45c per sd
We will ais, have on hand all the above goods,
which we will sell low for cash, OF exchange for
wool at the highest market price.
B9- Always on hand a good supply of ~
Mems Socks and Ladies' Hose.
BIer,ha Is VIII do well to give rs q cali before
buying any of the above goods eses here.
eB- Persons wishing to travel as agents will and
it TO their interest TO engage in the sale Of these
z 1ots, will furnith those wishing TO engage
IN the business at such prices as Will justify them
to wholesale or retail -as few agents only will be
supplied 8e
TERMS-INVARIABLY CASH,
On delivery, or Wool, Bacon, aud Produce taken
in exchange.
The Highest Price Paid "a Cash or Goods
for Wool
1T. CREED& 90.
BsS- In order to accommodate persons who i've
at disiar &c from the Factory, we have apPoinbea
the following PERSONS at their var ious PIaSss %
business to receive Wool Of farmers ana otneIss
which they may wish manufactured INTO any oItne
above kinds CT Goods, thereby saving tEoupie m
driving long road to got 70 the q III. me NoFk
when tone will be returned 10 tue same ageE1B
for d. livery to the proper ownefs'
cvo X. AYDEDoTrE, Aydelott's Landing, Meade
county, Ky. -, r4.
y n AvDELoTF, New Amstsrdams Ind.
HARMhN q Son, Georgetown Ind.
JonN H. PFEIFFER, Militowns 4nd-
CALDWELL e Son, Leavenworth Ind.
George ZIstMERMAN, ~ miles north Of George
r JOHN 7. CREED & co.
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