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once stupendous tower, are doomed to
disappointment, and thousands will la
ment their long delay. twas a sight
we'll worth trip to it.
The AMERICAN EMBAssy.-(From the
Giornale Romano --Mr. Martin, Charge
d'a0aires Of the United States 10 the HoIy
See, had recently an audience Of the Car
dlnal Secretary Of State, to present his
credentials. At this audience the envoy
thus expressed himsell:--':I regard it as
my first duty and as a pleasing obligation
TO express to you the sentiments Of cor
dial friendship and high esteem which
the President and people Of the United
States entertain for the ilustrious Pontff
whose reign has reflected as much splen-
dor upon the Holy See as upon the noble
and ancient nation who has 50 often filled
the world with its glory, and made its
greatness to be subject Of wonder. |
must further state to your Emnence that
the President and people of the United
States have beheld with lively salts fac
ton the noble efforts Of His Holiness to
letter the condition Of the people whom
Providence has committed to his care:
efforts equally bold and wise, generous
and enlightened, which cause us to hope
that so ilustrious a Pontif will become
the instrument Of Providence in estab-
fishing the true liberty, the only liberty
which is practicable; that, namely, which
is founded upon religion and order, and
the moral and intellectual instruction of
his people. May he who has recalled the
exile to the bosom Of his desolate family,
he who has accomplished so many great
and useful reforms, commence upon earth
that recompensc which is reserved in
Heaven for good actions! am reioiccd
to he the Interpreter Of these sentiments
and to assure your Elninence, that shall
be proud Of the confidence with which
the President has honorcd me, if it is the
occasion Of drawing closer those relations
betw ecn the Two Governments, at once
SO beneficial and satisfactory"
The address oft Envoy Of the United
States to the Holy Sec is full Of interest.
What a contrast does its dignfed, Chi
vaIrous respect both to the Holy See and
to him who fills it, bear to the cold, stint
ed selfishness that has dictated a! the re.
cent policy Of the English Cabinet to-
wards Rome! The american diplomatist
it is true approaches the Holy Father as
n statesman, but it is with Difference
expressing the just admiration Of IL mighty
people for civil greatness worthy Of the
august spiritual dignity with which it is
united.
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The whole number of acts passed and ap-
proved since the origin of the Government,
is above 1900, which will make $50 acts To
one veto.
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Night Mare is produced, says some one
who seems TO know by the pressure Of
an unpaid newspaper bill upon the con-
science.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

'ull house.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-23
Tie REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

{ II Lancaster Lodge L. D.. No. Is Of Free
- and accepted Masons, are held On the Mon
eas on or before the full Uf THE moon in zach
lh. Members VIII TAKE DUE NOTICE
5AEaEoF. a1I Brethren from distance in reg
"a Sanding are invited 70 sttend. l0-ly
JOHN :. FLETCHER, Sec'ry.
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Sec /. Every male person of the age of
twenty-one years or upwards belonging to
either of the following classes, who shall
have resided in the state for oiie year next
preceding any election shall be deemed a
Qualified elector at such election:
LIST. White citizens Of the Urited States:
Cd. White persons of foreign birth, who
shall have declared their intention to be-
come citizens conformahly to the laws of
the United States on the subject of natural
iZation.
Sd. Persons of Indian blood who have
once been declared by law of Con gress to
be citizens of the United States, any suisse
quent law of Congress to the contrary not
withStanding.
4th. Civilized persons of Indian descent
not members of any tribe.
Sec. Q. No person under guarc 'ianship
lnon-compos- or insane, shall he quail
flied to vote at any election nor shall any
person convicted of treason or fe ony be
be qualified to vote at any election unless
restored to civil rights, nor any pers who
has made any wager or bet depending upon
the result of an election at which, he shall
offer to vote.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-23
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1915
AN ACT

To provide for holding ger ,eral and spec
cial Elections. the time when, the
manner Of holding tlie same,
and the qualification Is disa-
bi,ities and priv leges
of Electors.
The People of The State of Wisconsin rep
resented in the Senate and ASSEMBLY, do
enact as tolto,cs:
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T. F. Barr & c. c. Barr,

i. To bsIII q u Z I"Iif
Merchants and Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Produce, etc.
bis'orn, Wisconsin.
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"R. JONES,
Once Of Consulting Engineers and Counseiiors Tor
Pat

FOR imParpg information the subject of inventions
and on the application of che mic al and mechanical
10 the arts agriculture and mines and
for procuring and defending patents in the United States
and IN foreign countries,
Professor WALTER K JOHNSON, late of Philadelphia and
Il. O. ROBBINS, OF Washington city, Ito be aided by HAz
ARD KNOWLES, esq late machinist of the United States
Patent Oce have associated themselves together for the
OF the above brane of professional business
either IN their office at tue Patent Office before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention TO tor
wardng the interests OF inventors others who may
suit them, place business in their hands Mr. Knowles
has for the past twelve held the post of machnst in
the United States Patent Office and resigns that situation
IN order TO take in the undertaking. His tai
ents and peculiar fitness for the important office long
filled by him, have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the office itself is known
The office OF Messrs. j. * X. is street, opposite the
Patent Office, Washington, ID. c., where communications
ipost paid) will be promptly attended to; examinations
made, drawings, specifications and all requisite papers
repaired, and models procured when desired,
BILE Letters OF inquiry expected TO be answered at
ter examinations had, must be accompanied by lee Of
five dollars
In the duties OF their office which pertain the patent
laws, Messs j. ~ II. will be assisted by legal genemau
of the highest professional character and fully
with mechanics and other scientific subjects.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June /, 1913
June 3-law3md&cp
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FAIRFAX INSTITUTE
Near Alexandria. Va.

TTNHE Eleventh Annual Session of Fairfax Institute will
the I'd day OF October, and continue
months Terms Of studies, &c. heretofore of
which particulars will be given application the
Principal, the Rev. GEORGE A. SMlTH-PO, Theologic
Seminary, Virginia
The Principal has made such arrangements for his APP
posching session VIII insure 10 his pupils the tho
rough and nstruC the different branches
liberal education and the favorable circu
or the development and improvement OF character They
VIII be strictly required make the dilgen
their time, and exhibit in all respects and gen
temanlv department.
the school will be select in the number and character
of pupils. To insure this, whose character is
known he such will exert injurious influence will
be admitted and parents will be requested any
who after admissions may be found exceponable in char
1t is particularly requested that application for admission
may be made possible and that parents who
have had ther the school during the past session
will inform the Principal OF their intention with respect
them for the future.
Aug 30-2aw3w&3wcp
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DOCKS cheap, TO close n consignment of The
10 Hartford Consenon by Theodore Dwight,
the convention ; octave volume, bound; 81 cents
published NJ w 30.
History of Greece, by the British Society for the diffusion
of useful knowledge octave volume, bound 81 cents
published al 81
fotta's History of the American Revolution translated
from the Italian by Gus volumes octave full bound in
leather maps and engravings 81 50published at So.
FanniDg's Voyages octave volume, bound, with
cravings 81 cents-Published at 81.
Chapins Reference Gazetteer OF the United States
volume octave bound 62 cents-pubiished at 81.
Indian Wars of the West, by Timothy Flint vol.
II mo, bound rs cents-published at 81.
Carvers Travels in Wisconsin in l776 volume
vo bound, with maps and engravngs, printed from the
third London edition 81 cents--published at 81
For sale (or few days only) by
Sept. % F. TAYLOR.
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DIR. j. l.. Martin, Charge d'AfrA,res at Rome.

very long and interesting despatch received at
the State Department by the last steamer from Dr. Martin
our accomplished Charge dAfares at Rome, giving an
account of his cordial reception by the Pope-of the com
plimens which his Holiness paid to our country-and
treating, with great cearness and force, of the situation OF
Rome, and of the political condition of the Italian States
1t was written in the Doctors happiest This de-
spatch bears date on the goth of August And now re-
mark the melancholy change which has rapidly en-
sued
1t with much have to state that the same
arrival brings letters from Mr. Bancroft at London and
Gen Armstrong at Liverpool stating that Dr. Martin was
taken violently i'll the 25th OF August, and breahed
his last the 2sh Thus the country oses admira-
BILE representative abroad-a man of decided talents Of
great accomplishments, and high character and one OF
the best writers in country He had probably,
superior in the power Of compositions and no production
of his pen could well have surpassed his last despatch
the government.
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NEW YORK Fan Fashion for t,entlemen,. H.,s

NEW YORK Fall Fashion entIemen's Hats
IN In accordance with his usual custom, STEVENS
again 'ents the ctizeas OF the metropolis with New
York fall fashion Tor genemens hats He would announce
Improvements in the manufacturing and also some
entirely new styles OF trimmings.
In presenting the fashionable hat sold by Beebe ~ Coar
in New York. STEVENS does conine his customers TO
that shape but has sale the shapes that others in this
city.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited call and
examine my stock at No. l Browns Hotel.
Sept 22-6teoif M. ii. STEVENS.
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Ths gul loads
at the breech, the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required TO three inches to
rest instead of the entire length OF (nay be- moist
barrel the mechanical emboJles the best
tc prnci pies for this purpose, AMI enables person to
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred lines per
hours and keep gun Clean load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder we'll which, with the accu.
fit Of the ball. enables il also to shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho or fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes.
They made order, either in muske rifle, carbne,
and shot gun FORM and delivered governments, indvid
uals organized bodies of whose purposes not
al variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug lift Patentee, Philadelphia.
hal and musket
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Cs1 S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
I'D ICO LuIay, Page county, Virginia. on the 9th inst
boy named Aaron He is black 70 years of age,
about feet or inches high, has down look when spo
ken very thick lps and heavy tongue He had when
he LETT domestic kersey rock faded black color.
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him.
collected The above reward oil $50 win be given should
he be apprehended out OF the State and 500 taken the
State that get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left in company with sprghty yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair, and spotted face; tall
Aaron but heavier made Both OF the above boys good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-G Luray Page county, Virginia.
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rJNHRILLIN G Incidents OF the Wars of the United
i States, vol, Svo, with 300 engravings.
Chalmers Posthumous Works, vol A
Man and his Motives, vol, by George Moore, M. d.
Hazit's Miscellanies vols.
Amelia, Yong Ladys Vicissitudes novel by Miss
E Leslie.
Thankfuness; n narrative, comprising passages from
the Diary of the Rev. Allen Temple, by the Rev. G. B.
Taylor.
Physical Geography, by Mary Somervle author of "The
Connection OF the Physical Sciences" &c.
Heme Influence; Tale for Mothers and Daughters, by
Grace Agular.
just issued and for sale by +. TAYLOR
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Living Immortality, by the author, being his in
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Doctor Prestlys History of the Couuptions of Christian
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Bishop Wilson's Sacra Prvata, vol, l2l cents
Combe the Constitution of Man, vol, 50 cents
Towneys Bible History, vol, 20 cents
Arbitrary Power, Popery, Protestantism series of
tio,cs from the Dabin Review, gathered into vol, %
Prouts Brdgewater Treatise, Is Chamers's do,
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wells do, 25
Calvns Sermons selection othe mcst celebrated rs cts
Luther's Sermons do do do do
Henry Martyrs Memoirs, vol, 81 cents
Surm's Reflections vol, large 80 cents, in full
leather binding. .
For sale, for few days only, by f. TAYLOR,
The above are tracts pamphlets but books in the
shape OF bound volumes. Sept3
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4 winM, and Its consequences; n novel by G. p. II

A WiIIM, and Its Consequences; novel by G. p. II.
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l volume.
This day received by
August "a F. TAYLOR.
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Tue U. 5. LoAN.-Mr. Corcoran, OF the firm of Cor
Riggs, who London negotaie respecting
the disposal potion of the United States loan,
writes as follows
expecting close the sale OF five millions of the
loan the prominent bankers London,
Tomorrow SO enable by the steamer oi
the I'D. "--Noo York Journal Of Commerce.
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L>OR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
building, situated the OF 7t and
Pennsylvania and the Of Shustc az Co
and Messrs Hall IL Brother present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house. The house TWEEN
y good rooms Gall but three fronting 7h the
avenue) kitchen and cellar, with large woodhouse and
yard attached-a in good repair The comfort and con-
Veneuce of the house. the valuable and
and the low make of the desirable board
houses TO be had the Possession given the
LIST Gay oil October next. For terms, apply
o. ANNE X. DERMOTT,
aug S'-eodi Residing in the house.
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CTOVEs, Crates, and Hardware now have in store
- large assortment of the approved and latest
style of stoves crates use, suited to this market, OF
various kinds and pattcms for wood and coal Radiators
this fall are very handsome. / have Beebes cooking
ranges the best in Also the selacng stoves, which
know will one-haif the fuel from the common ar
tight good assortment of the American alright
cooking stove of which the agent oil this place none
genuine except with brick bakeovens HARDWARE
&c, selling cheap for cash. u WOODWAhD,
Sept 2l-6td Between 10th and I1h sts., Penn. av.
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NEW Goods for Gentlemen.-A II YOITYt, re .necr
id'y INFORMS nus friends and the public that he
W ~ IN part MS ai stock of ready.nade goods and will
;, - m to keep constantly hand every
atce worn ny gentlemen Except shoes and ba) of sr
peor style aud quality at low prices All nr,iel
ed as represented ~
ao,ice No deviation IN price. " '"''
Sept 2t-St
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A MOTHER supply OF Carpoting.--W

A MOTHER supply Of Carpoting.--We have just re-
n ceived twenty pieces superfine ingram carpet
ing in new patterns and combinations OF coors, which
make stock of all kinds OF caipeng full and complete
Purchasers will find much 10 their advantage to call on
us before purchasing stock larger and certainly
much cheaper than can be found south of New York
D. CLAGETr " co.
2l-3tif
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Georgia.

The democrats of Baldwin county gave splendid
dinner on the 7th instant, their able United States
senator H. v Johnson--Gen. j w. Sanford in the
chair Able speeches delivered by the senator and
Coils A. II Chappell and II. r. jackson.
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TNANNELS.-We have in store 500 pieces OF fannels, IN
+ various widths, qualities, and prices We have tne
medium, and low price white flannel fine white Welsh
flannel Schofed's patent flannel and red and green II an
nels all qualities. nc, warranted shrink in washing
comprising fine and complete assortment
Sept 2i-3f ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
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CPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods -The subscribe RS
~ now daily receiving full and general assortment
OF the elegant French English, and India ancy goods
as well as the most complete stock OF staple and useful
ces before offered to their friends having taken more
than usual in making their selections from most
recent mportations OF New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods name
IS pieces OF fancy silks, styles
rs do French cash. d'Ecosse very rich
90 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhne- silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekn silks
~ do real French merinos every shade
do damask satin de chine entirely new
do broche Paris alcyones also entirely new
do satin striped tyrenne, do
30 do new styles mousselines de laine
Is do high coiored polka muslins
5 do Al rich colored velvets, for visites Nc
80 do white and colored Grape shawls very cheap
Together with general assortment of article
inc p. III. HOOE az co.
Sept. 26-d2wif
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.naRTIyv & W.RTGHT .suc,.or.er,

THE subscribers, having Obtained license as auction
Il eer have taken the house Seventh street.
north of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr. Da
vid Waters and having fifteen years experience sales
men, offer their services dispose of and personal
property, of every description, Washington and George
town. and will receive for auction private sale all kinds
Of new and secondhand furniture, dry goods books STA
onery, Watches jewery, &c. They will give particular
personal attention to sales private dwellings; also TO
orphans court and trustees and pledge themselves
to make prompt returns in all cases.
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
Aug 6-eolm 18th street, Penn avenue.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
VAR DEPARTMENI,

''WAK DEPARTMENT,
"Adutan Generals Office. Washington, July ], 1916.
The very applications to the War Department
for the discharge of enlisted soldiers will heretofore
allow special the applicants, unless II may be
proper grant the discharge which is the
Than once in hundred times All persons applying ioi
discharges hereafter, WIN therefore please to regard This no
ce the only which the daily duties of this Office
will permit when the application be favoraby con
sideTed.
s'R. JONES,
''Adutant General"
% applicants for discharges, who toould be entitled
10 land bounty, and three months pay after srping om
the tHi period Of their enlistment are informed they
reeeUe their discharge from serUiee by toay Of favor al
their or Their friends request, that they forfeit Their
clam 10 any bounty.
September l, 1915
Sept 6-d3W
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T INEN GOODSWe would invite the attention of pur-
IL chasers stock OF linen goods being full and
compeie in all the various styles &c We have open
Stout Barnsley sheetngs, in PA and l0-4
Fine Irish do do
DO do do in s. and Cd
90 Irish linens for plow-case5
81 do do do
great variety of Irish linens in every price and quality
Stout huckaback towels
Do do diaper
Russia diaper
Extra fine, fine. and medium B. Z. diaper
l04 fine double damask diapers
I04 do
81 do all prices
81 brown, do
Also. few pieces of those everlasting Slesia damasks
in l04 and 81
Napkins OF all sizes and prices, &c.
Sept 2-3iif d. CLAGETT IL CO.
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OsT, taken by rnistake, smooth com mon
IL which taken the boar
day afternoon hair trunk in its o,,ca
The person who has 1t exchange by applying at lie
Union office. EDW. PRffCHARD.
Sept l6
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The Secretary of State has returned to Washington in
fine health and spirits
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MFRS. MILLER, ID street, between I2th and 18Th
Streets has three beautiful rooms, which she will
with without board reasonable price The rooms
will suit married gentlemen and their ladies' Single gen
temen can be accommodated with excellent board at So
ner week Sept 26-3ts
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r ANE Il TUCKER, Merchant Tailors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue, between ~ and 9th respectfully invite
the particular attention OF their numerous friends and the
public to their large and wells selected stock of fall and win
goods just received OF the latest and most fashionable
styles of cloths, cassmeres, veslngs &c making their
sormen this time including general and handsome
variety of articles Tor genemens wear, very complete
All who therefore in pursuit of good articles at mod
crate prices will do well to give MS call
Sept 22-3aw3wif
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General Persor Smith arrived last evening, and has
taken rooms at Wizards City Hotel
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(tARLYLE's French Revelation, beautifot English
" edition, in vols Vol l, The Baste; voi :, Tue Con-
ceived by F. TAYLOR.
Sept22
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NEW GOODs.-Jnst opened very choice lot OF French
and English cloths cassmeTes, and vesing OF the Ia
tes patterns, purchase ed the North within the last week.
which am prepared to make up TO order in the most
modern style, short notice. and cheap for cash
pune tual customers.
Also a handsome of dress and fancy articles
for gentlemen's wear.
TO all which would respectfully invite the attention OF
my friends and the public generally.
SAM'L FOWLER,
Sept 19-eo2W Next door To Jackson Hall.