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Farmers. lack To Your Interest
Joliet WOOlien Factory.

vNIlE Subscribers having pui into their Factory
] large steam Engur and n new set NJ machine
~ the past year, which makes three iuI, set now m
operation, milking da Is 800 yards They will have
ON hand hy the int al June 1000 yI- ct different
kinds Ut cloth ot their own make, which h'y propose
To exchange tor Wool or cash. They will give one
yard Of good heavy cloth for tw" and hni pounds
Of GOOD clean wool a the sam" quality, or they VIII
work wool upon .h1rrs n inIIoW- give halt OF the
cloth the wool makes by receiving cIGht cents nom
the customer upon their hail, or all That ilr wcnl
makes, by receiving hrly-clGht Ccuis per yard Tor
manufacturing. They will also manufacture Tor
customers blankets. JcGBs anil FidHH'iS a. wrIl
~ Satinct, FuiicIoh. and hcrSeVmere. They give
one ward ut kcr-cymcrr for three pound, ui wool.
rrr-rn- sending wool should mark thcir own names
their sacks wr.i n our address ana -cid 1T
crby mail giving directions
tLDTIt DRESSING
And Il'Dol Cardiag done on reasonable terms ami
ut short notice. None but the best workuen WILDE
employed.
ANY person going to Chicago, from the central or
southern part ui h- state, wui pass hy tins town
and all the Subscribers IN, 20 ensure q continuance
of patronage. i 10 once have man parou2r them
Wool can he sent hy water mp the Illinois ryrr direct
Co Natw-on IS BEduor Joliet, VIII county, orto the
care OF /. Coates, Peru, or J. Hardy, bV4allc, H..
aud il will bc forwarded where cloth vii be- put mp
ma neat and safe manner, according io the above
terms, aud sent Iu return Ia any part nj the state
without troubling owners tn accompany II, or II can
be sent from the Ono or Mi--i->pp. without amy
trouble 10y sending 10 the care II h1ites"nauI res
ton, - Louis, dilrclrd lo u az this place.
Should farmers wish tor further Information onthn
subject 10y adde's uc To the subscribers 80 J"'
Int, W Ill county, II wIl receive immediate attention
We hope and expect To receive sumc Wool tturu eve
y ueghbOrhood ~ the state, aud from some "irg.
amount Every effort shall be made 10 give salts
MOLaSSsS, SUGAR, COFFEE. SAT-, &c.
Wi! BE- Kept On hauj M a,,r quantities, 20 supply
country merchants AMI ru-iumrr-- ..,...
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nJl5,OOO DIE ANNUALLY OF con-
SUMPTION

TN the United States, yet how many could have
/ been saved il they had resored TO DR.. Roger
Liv rwort and Tar in season. Thousands upon
thousands are now tesuying tina, i, has saved their
lives and restored them TO health No one need de-
spair. Though your physicians and friends give
YOU up to die, You cannot be worse than Mrs Rowe,
Of stanton, who was given up by her doctors and
friends, to die with the last stages Of consumption.
We publish her certificate in addition TO the vast
number obtained in Cincinnati, TO show thu, tho
cures it makes are not confined TO that city alone,
bu, in every place where it has been introduced.
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! ] Z : { 8 8

This IS to certify thataom months since was ia
ken with II pain N my side and breast. called in
he aid OF several physicians but they failed to give
me any relief, and for the space OF one year grew
rapidly worse In addition TO this, was attacked
with violent cough ; although an excellent physl-
clan lived in the same house, and used the greatest
eXerton, and paid the srctcst attention tbniled all
his sIil-iwo others were called in, one ofwhch was
aged and sl,iltul physician, but all their efforts
proved nike unayaIimg. AT last n physician, who
was attending nj canpmeeilng in the neighborhood,
came to see me and declared that | could not Inst
more than one day longer also, all OF the vast NUM-
Der who came to see me, believed that few days
ut most, must end my earthly career. My friends
were now called in Ia die but my brother, at
this crsis earng At the astonishing cures Perform
ed by DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup OF LNcrwort
and Tar went to Chilcolhe and back, n distance OF
sixty miles in thirteen hours, 10 get some OF the above
medicine; commenced taking it, and, strange to
tell before had used half bottle, the cough was
entirely cured. From this time recovered rapid
ly, and when had used two bottles, was nble to
assume my family vocrionsas usual. lam fully So
tscd that had 1t not been TOR tn. excellent medi-
cine would now b. in my grave; and must, in
justice say that truly return my sincere thanks TO
the inventor nj this priceless medicine, and would
recommend all persons afflicted with dist used ungs
10 give II n tIi0l. HARRIET Rowe.
We, the undersigned, 10 certify that this account
Of Mrs Rowe IS correct. we beng personally ac-
euainied with n. the circumstances.
T. L. JOHNSON
PETER I, MATHEWS.
Thomas CRAIG,
lo:4rM Fans.
Stanton, Ohio, Feb, !, 1877.
n--Ihc pUJl,c, mud especially those afflicted with
coughs. Gods and lung diseases, are reminded That
the genuine Dr. Roscrs' Syrup Of Lircrrort and
Tar is sold in ST, Louis only by IT, BlOkacy l. Co..
general agents for the western states; south wesi
corner Third aud Chesnui streets. Sold also By
q. l.. THoMrroN, Onsra
WHITE & HuNTkR.
Z q Smith. P.rS.
J. sMrH, Nseark.
o. E PARMLHE. Myrris.
G. w. WooDiuFT. Joliet.
Remember, the medicine Is not genuine. unless you
find the printed name Of a l. Sc0vie, as copyright
at, near the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
Price 81 per bottle, Sc Tor S. 3s--9m
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For Sale [ l,C;aD.

CECTlON Il town 81, range - ol 81 |, VI. The
~ above section i on" OF the best aud icrrllrst SEC
tons II laud ~ la sale county. is situated about
mrs east oi LATHE NcunIlIun uycT, ON Troy Grove
AMI Ottawa road. Is nch rolling prulrie and well
adapIcdto the raising OF grain.
Npil II, 1919. NORRIS FISHER.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rTllE seq sec 81 town 20 range east; nwq sec
4 30 Town 81 II range Z; VIII swl SEC ~ 33nr Pc;
eh neg sec ~ 80 II - e. These lands embrace
some OF the most valuable coal banks in the county
good wnler. timber, prairie, aul farm OF 10 acres
with ordinary Improvements. Terms easy. Apply
To Joseph Reynolds near the premise. 10 the sub
seilbcr at Ottawa. up27. w. IT, l.. WALLACE.
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Ready Made CI
mllliam fjaskrll.
Kccp Your Feet Dry. :.

M lLLER'S water proof OH Biicking, n prime
wi article for preserving Laather aud prootagainst
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linan s. Ganarr.


WAGON.--A good Two horse wagon for sale
chcaphy apl3 RVAN X SAHGLR.
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Fresh Groceries for I849.

lust received a large ASSORTMENT Of choice Gro.
y Crrins, cou-.siingoi
Is Minds. New Sugar,
rs uhls. New Molas.rs,
900 bush. Choice Dried tpp!c.,
100 DO do dc Peaches,
rs sacks do Rio Coffee,
100 Boxes and half boxes new Mangn raj.
% do Bar soap, t-ns
% d, Ta,luw Candies.
5 do Adamsntlnc, do,
10 do Choice Plug Tobacco,
10 bhls superior Cider Vinegar,
2j hnScs 7N9. SNlO. lOXl2 Glass.
All of which are for sale cicap for cash, nj whole
sale or retail by mr3O LOG kWOOD.
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miscellaneous.
Notwithstanding on.

TENlll. subscrlbcr, having mldt olFrr bnsinc'
arrangements. would invite the attention o
l. builders and others To his large aud well 80
lcctcl assortment ct seasoned lumber. which he vii
cell ut reduced prices Persons Wishing to pnrclns'
will find il to their advantage Ioca soon athls lun
hcr Narl, corner al Market and Monroe srccIs
South Branch, Chicago Ill.
500 Cedar Posts feet long-lpr sale low,
CHICAGO. upr Is In T. VI liALDEN
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SaIt,-Ou CONSIGNMENT.

kINDAY & BROTHER, Agents for the Ra-
tsIHi nawha Salt Company, Va, have and will
4@s-s&'Aa. constantly keep on hand fl supply Of
kannwha Salt, which will be sold by the barrel cheap
Tor CASH On'y, u. the Brick Store, IN Peru.
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WGl0l(i3Aa3 AID lt3HAlla
Large Arrival Of Spring and Summer Clothing at the Store Of
KOIIN & MANDLEBAUM,

O New or Clothing &Fur sng Store door the Post Office
subscribers
tprngan rRayN
igeia
j quality onny geyc
o good he yhn
ithcpro lower ohtrdnh
1.-The m nyI n ocaI u THEN kand
ms ho~inth
lnyal "NouO to aLut
quality ,ane VOID
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StraycN o. Stolen
TO Winers.

WI take this method TO cxprcs. our thanks
w Tor the liberal patronage that has been exten
dcd tou during the past fifteen years, IN tins city,
and wc would respectfully inform you that the IN
crease o our business induced one OF our firm to Vi
Duris, lhcng sufficient for loo rnrs OF mill sonrsl
which, with our largo supply Of Ouch Anchor Bolt
ing Cloths, we will sell MS low rs my other house
west of the eastern cities
Also, Portable Grain Niiilson the best improved
plan. Price tor2i inches dnmctrc, $luO %.
Being permanently located it il ior our ntrrcs, TO
sell good nricc. II they should not prove to be such
We can always be found to exchange them which Is
not the case with transicn, houses.
April l3 1919, G.. \ c. TODD
No III, Main street, 81 LOUIS
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LIE Nnr nEuEINED.- "a naL acce.r


ed trifh ram AOpc-ay rot thr llnt,cring JUNCTION to
your soul that disease will cure itself, especially II
that disease be- consumption or liver compliant. II
YOU would be restored To health, YOU must use the
means which htncyolence and kind Providence
has placed wi,hiu you reach. The great ana ul'i.
yersliy popular remedy for consumption, and all
chrome Diseases Is now Tor sale IN every city aud
important town IN the country, and n u pricr too
,hatauy one can afford to buy. Nou have no cNcu-c
therefore Tor nenlcctlug to save your life and health
BE- no,drcciycd with quac> nostGuns rany mlta-
tons Of tins invaluable medicine. An individual IN
Charleston, s. C., recently purchased tour bottles OF
II doubtful kind one OF the most celebrated phys
cialf- IN the city told the deceived patient he must
send that article bnc> AMI exchange 1t Tor Dr. " as
tlrs BIlsam of II'tid Cherry BE not deceived
remember that lis DR. N-,nrs Balsam that curr---
III Dr. Wi-tlr. that brings back the bloom OF health
to the check u,trc to the eye, strength to the sys-
tenn, !oy aud g.ldu's- "a h' soul. AMI happiness to
mln It's Dr N-,ur's liu has gained surn crIc-
brlty among the sick. a-tuu-cd the world wtl Us
effects and Is recommended by the best ply -lcdus
throughout the land. Nome genuine Hiic'S the
name Of HrDry II'iSiar. w. u, AMI NIadtord y
Icrk are found upon the wrapper. II is sold by g.
i. Thompson and White y Hunter, Ottawa; }. y
Murray. Newark aud by re.prcmhc druggists gc-
morally wholesale amt r,ioi hy II. Bah-cy, Il Co..
81 Louis; also by l.. VI Boycc and j. II Rcri ~
Co. Chicago, only agents may i--lnug
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Administrators Sale.

STATE Of Illinois, La Sale County Circuit Court:
/ y the matter of the application OF Thomas lav-
| rry. administrators OF the estate OF Edward Ha-
ycity, deceased, In pursuance OF an order Of tins
count the subscriber, administrator Of the estate Of
Edward Haycrty, deceased, will sell at public auc-
ton, at the door of thu cour, house IN Otlawn. in
the county Of Lasnlle. on the 10Th day Of June next,
Mt one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, the land
which ia described in said order as follows: The
qnnrt,r Of section FIVE in township ,hirty.sx, norll
ruugc two. cas-, OF the third principal meridian.
May I, 1919 THOMAS HAVERTY, Adm.
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CHICAGO, ST. LOFTS & rl'ClNNirI EAPRESS.
LIVINGSTON & Co.


w make live day trips to and from the above
w cities, commencing on the opening OF the ri.
ycrs. The facilities afforded by the PROJECTORS OF
this Express Line, for the safe and speedy transport
lauQn otNcce, bank notes, packages, cases &c, the
coleciu&Stnoics, l., aud accounts are ample and
complete Sas ing prompt and responsible agents
the principal intermediate places on the route. Each
Express will be accompanied by one Of the proprs
tors, or 10y competent and trusty messenger They
will be provided with iron safes steam bon,. in all
cases. Al matter intended 10 be conveyed hy this
express, must BE- properly put up, correctly address
3D. and delivered to the MESSENGER or 10 rcgular nu-
lhorlcd agent. Packages destined to places oil the
route w,l IN, delivered Other EXPIRE ,scs, or other
modes at conveyance, unless OthcrwSr ordered BY
the coRSigHor. (lan2D LIVINGSTON & Co.
% The subscribers, agents for this express line
/ in Ottawa, will receive all packages ofmoncy TO bs
forwarded, orders to be executed, and will give
] their careful attention 10 any business which may
be nrustcd TO theircare rs agents ofhs ypress line
/ Feb 9, 1919. CUSHM,N & GEIDLYY.
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.idnlinIALrnior'S NRle.

STATE Of Illinois, \ The matter of The application
la Sale county LOT Lucrctm Ciark adluInletra-
Circuit Court ! lrlN aud oates u JdckSon, ad-
miulstrator OF the estate OF ibrldgeG Clark decen
red In pursuance Of an order oi this court The sub
.crlhers administrator and administrator ui The "a
tate Of Elbudge q Clark diseased, will sell at pub
he auction, at the hous, Of the sand GILES w Jack
con IA the .ad county oi Lnsalir on the ~ day ol
JunrnrNt at one O'Clock IN The afternoon ol that day
the land described IN sand order as loows-lot num-
Der three being the west Of the north cast gnartcr o
section sixteen m township number thrty north
RANGE five, east OF the hrl principal meridian.
IUCRErlA CLARK, idm'r.
MnyIlSi9 GILES W. JACKSON. admir-.
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q
las... 1919. s:S:
MattesOn g. Preston.

80. 1919. s::zgE
MattesOn & Preston,
,ONNISSlOy 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATTrsoN. JOHN h. PRESTON.
RsFERENCsS,
Mcssrs; fomcroy s Duikee, ST. Louis
hi@.srs smith and Townsend NeD Orleans.
!. \. Walker, ESD Batos Rouge,
Benz. Waclc, Esq, NHtchcs,
Msssr, Williams and Lawrence, Quincy.
l.. +. Sanger, Esq, Golcna,
Msssrs, WadswoI'h; Dyer, and Chaplin. Chicago.
William Cooling, Lockport,
Gen. Jacob Fry, :"
Mcssrs. Narreson and Brndner, Joliet,
Walker and Hickllng, Ottara,
I,aae Hardy, Esq. La Sale,
ID, l.. llough.
James Dunlap, Esq JasksonriHc,
Messrs tor'enius and GrwoIt, Peoris.
Hon. Thomas Fond,
Messrs Bradner g. Co, Neu York,
David Leayitt. ESQ "
Messrs Suydam Sage & Co.
-" Corning, Homer & Co., Albany.
\. j. Williams, Esq, Lticn,
Mcssrs kimberly, Pcase i Co, Bufalo,
" Jay and Webster,
" Reed, Parks & Co, Bearer,
I" Hobb and Bishop, Cierslaad,
- Burrows y Co, Cincinnati,
Williams and Dlworth, Fittsturs,
:" Knapp and Totem,
l.. and L. Fubcr,
J. D Harmon, Esq,
+. d. Brewster, Esq,
4. H. kidgely, Esq, Springfield,
H. C. Webster. Esq
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Chicago advertisements.

MCGUFFEY'S
Eclectic Reading and spelling Course.
McGuf'y's New Eclectic Spellin. Book,
McGuii,y's Eclectic f.rst Reader,
Mciuii,y's do Second do
McGulIey's do Third do
McGuilcy's do Fourth DO
McGuti'y's Rhetorical Guide.
Sold wholesale aud retail by
a. II. Is c. hurley, igents for Illinois
The object ola Spelling Book l.. to teach the pro.
pr method of spelling and pr0n0unciRg words
That y stem by which these canbe learned most tho
rnugh'y AMI most correctly, is, OF course the beet
The Eclectic Spelling Book by Is admirable CLASH
hcntlon Is peculiarly adapted tothe accomplishment
Of tbs purpose and il Is confidently believed To be
Impossible tor a pupil oiorinay capacity to mistake
the spelling and pronunciation Of n single word If he
gives but ordinary attention to the Lessons rs lhcy
are classified in tbs hook
The E"icctlc RcIderS are carefully progressive in
their arrangement Ample exercises in spelling
prcccdc the reading lessons, in the first and second
oi the series. Also, beautifully executed W sod cut
cmbclh.h the books, calculated to impress ON the
mind Of The youthful learner the subject OF the lesson
The Third, Fourth, and Fifth Of the series are de-
voted 70 rules and exercises ON the principles Of rca
ding and spelling which have been adoprrd hv Rus
sell, kirkham, COmstock Webster, and utlirr au-
thois They have been pared with great care and
can be recommended confidently 10 meet the want,
OF teachers and the public III the presen. advance
state or education.
Teachers who introduce these works into ihcil
schools will supplied with cory Of each for then
ownuSr, on application TO thengcmts Chicago Booi
store, l22 Lake St npr2O
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nlorsc s. Goncl!n.
Wholesale & Retail

MORSE ANpCONlEE have jnst opened large
wi establishment ON the east SIDE OF lhc court
house, where they constantly keep on hand largc
stock oiimporled aud domestic
LIQUORS.
ofthr best brands Havana AMI American Cigar
OF the very best quality, aud a grners assortment OF
GROCERIES, which they will sell a, wholesale or
rrniIut the lowest possible rates. CaIand examine
their stock and Judge tor yourselves.
Ottawa, Aug Is, lSiS l.
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Ladies +!

TALL in ut STERhlNG's as you pas. along,
- and examine his new and splendid stock OF
taIicocs, GmghdmS, &c, &c. lie has n way OF
hitting every bodys taste. myi
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M ANS, NAILS loo kegs Boston nails all
~ sizes, from 81. to iOd. for sale by
octl3 WM HASKELL,
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(.islgl,aSuS

TEN pieces very choice French Ginghnms,
10 pieces New Style Gcnu1n do
10 do do English do
~ do American do will b. sold
very lowhy OF RyAH and SlNarE
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Wines and Liquors.

I PIPE Oars Brandy, pncheonSt CroiS Rum,
| 4" Cognnc, do il hbls Jumnlca do
" ilcnrsey do pipes Madeira wine,
, " ,mrt Castillion I Port do
= " thnmpHigndo | MalaGn do
/ " swan gu 20 hbls American brandy.
scp2 Sllby MoRSE and CoNNELry.
% BOXES tobacco of n superior article, cheaper
az lhun ever -oll before mt MORSE andCoNNuLLES s,
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El:lNsiCsS.

~ Pieces ,wiIlcd and pain red 1anels,
"a 10 do do white do
~ ~ , do yellow. Orange and Green do
t unusually low prices, by RYAN Il SANGER.
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!, ole Lenthcr.-.2, to0lbs. good sole leather low
> by oct3 WV HASKELL
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For California.

Inn FAIR California Boots Just made and sv.I.
ASo rnntrdby chl5 I'm HASKELL
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Kentucky Jeans.

DOO'prs cali ZIP, and seal BOOTS huskins and Slips
- 200 do childrens' of every variety, and for sa
low by OF RYAN and SANGER.
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ON0prs Gull and klp hrogans, InNycY heavy DO
1oO 100 do boys and youths do, 200 do do XII
and rnlfdo-will hc sold low by RyaR 4 Sanger.
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CANTON FLANNEIS-lo pieces hcached, 10
Y pieces unblcached and do coorcd Mt fair prices.
Oct21 RYAN a. SANGER
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- OSTONGLISS-All sizes for sale by
IL octl3 WV HASKELL
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pLOUc'HS--A complete assortment Of the cclc.
brn'ed Dayton ploushs for sale by
npe Nm Haskell
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MANY Of our customers are notified that the,
vi may save tIcns, ives cost aud trouble by cal.
my Immediately aud settling their notes and nc
counts apl3 RYAN & SANGER.
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California Gold.

|EEP it before the people that at RYAN &
u SANGER'S is The place 70 buy good. chrap.
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CiIAWLS--Rich brochn, PLAN aud figured cash.
= mere, muslin de lain, wooden and cotton shawl,
oi the latest styles, cheaper than ever.
OHgra, Oct 20, ~ Ryan and Singer
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MIR. Mcr,diths Con fldante.

The first appointment by Mr.. Meredith, however due
il may be TO the two three gentlemen who successfully
urged his claims for the treasury PORTFOLIO will in all
probability, be regarded by Pennsy vania new insult
Charles B. Penrose Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Who Is he lie Speaker OF the Senate OF this State
during The Buckshot war, and fled ingloriousy from the
popular wrath awakened by the outrages planned by
himself and his associates He espoused the infamous
doctrine that solemn majority to be deted-and
3" election treated as if it had never been held" In the
whole record of political progacy, nothing equals that
monsrous attempt against the sovereignty of the people
Mr. Penrose left the democratic party under significant
auspices in 1885. He it that headed the band of
senators who deserted to the wings the bill to charter
the Bank OF the United States OF Pennsyvanaan ins,i-
tuition that has inflicted the deepest injuries upon
reputation and credit. The appointment of such
at the head OF responsible bureau the Treasury
Department, however grateful it may prove Mr.. Mere
dith TO be, not compliment to good old Keystone
able accomplished, and highly experienced CHEF Clerk
disgust when called upon to under Charles B. Pen.
rose-PennSV uanian
IT APPEARS THAT the Hon. Mr. Ewing, who is at the
neal OF the " Home Department." and is a bitter ultra
wing Is taking very good of his relatives He has
son. and perhaps other during the brief care
OF the present administration. This is not bad The
nomination oil Mr.. McGaughcy who was rejected by the
Senate, emanated also from Mr. Ewing Mr. MEG was
member OF Congress- (o course y but his anti
course in voting against all supplies for the war with
Mexico and IN denouncing our brave volunteers az ca
many murderers Disguised his constituents that ,hev
refused elect him Mr. Ewing wanted to Obtain an
Office for him-Phiiddelphd Times.
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The remark has become common, that Mr. Webster
talks much random OF late and his OIL hand opinions
of what nominations fit unfit, not worth much
Ii is hardly six months ago that he denounced me
nomination of Gen Taylor for the presidency IN as strong
terms he nows denounces that OF Mr. Hannegan, IL
was he declared before the assembled wings OF Mas
sachusetts, "a nomination not fit 10 be made But now,
he thinks the best that could be- and he has become
the right hand man the Senate OF the President whose
nomination he lately thought ''unhr for wings; TO
show he likes it, he has received OF the new Pres-
dent within the last week, appointments Tor bis son,
his brother in law, and his ships cousins OF every
degree; and he will be Just as likely SIX months
hence, to think well of the nomination for the Prus-
sian mission that he Condemns, as he now does of
that of General Taylor 10 the presidency which he
demned six months ago. Mr. Webster is no doubt man
OF great talents and great lawyer For many years he
was the lawyer OF the United States Bank, and for
everywhere, in Congress and out after having been at
first opposed TO its Incorporation After 1t failed, he
thought it was can obsolete idea" He also many
years the lawyer of the merchants, and then he for
free trade, and thought protection unconstitutional Then
he became the lawyer of the millionaire manufacturers,
and went for protection with high duties, and clogs on
foreign commerce.; and he goes IT strong for sold
Zack as the dispenser of the spos though he has de-
ciared him to be "unff' for the post to which he has
been elected