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l. These paving furnished good granite, Dot any
Inferior quality granite ob ned from boston ana
ad on Of rhodpot-a street, sCopd Municipality and On
Ieyee street IN the They h O5ong sha
not less than sixteen eighteen inches long by twelve TO fourteen
inches wide, and than deep Ihey
length rom 81 cen inches npwarda but Be- Uniform width within
two inches be Wen qunfned having taae and sides uiof
without cncayty especially the middle th bed With the upper
surface slightly convey simply by hammer dressing. Delivery 10 he
made follows;
superficial yards within SIX months adjudication by
Common Council
5000 yaris-beng tho balaucc-in all January, 1884,
All be made the time
penalty Of sl5 dgy each and thereafter.
Security for the faithful performance Of the
vi
Payments to be made lsh the certificate 81 The Surveyor
deliver, l0Hup rha yards subject
. 60 be r.t superficial yard LOUIS II. PILE,
NewOtl una, Fec. H. lsb3 lbl5 IawtP25l City Surveyor
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l. STRAUB. R. HAGLFTT.
ISAAC sTRAUB CO., MILL FACTORY

4
% Magazine street New Orleans.
az The ab5vg Is single g9ared QGssn the
South Corn NH and Crashrr.
durability
We place his usefa entrvsace all Ns by
Corn Mil into Stocfeed A3 but minutes Nolk
I've manufacture portable Mills ma double zared (bee aua
gtv French rrs 10 grind hcn Corn and stock Foods calculated
power against The other make Mills 81
civ az ON state Fairs and have never d 10 carry the pre-
miumeu awarded beautiful silver medal Our
Mills also took fst Premium the best Mills 81 two Annual
Fairs Of ur Mechanics Institute.
Also-Porahle LIS, steam horse power
This MI operation by paWe tho Ohio Sa
Fair in 1851 whcu was awarded Prm-n nnl splendd silver
KisoDidarsut Kinda Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES All attc Tor Case of operation, simplicity Tsain
ri and durability, surpassed by 3
articles warranted sasul cost
Of transportation and lhq money ,gllndad,
those pamphlet had factory where
take plea explain each article ISAAC SrRAtB Co
BsFrows NH State Far last Fall bostsrous about his
Mil, oauageously red verbal With 70
quantity to be the both mills each and every trial
FIRST TRIAL,
StrNab TO run an Eighteen inch mht
Ba1ovs Co, twenty inch m.l
.." SECOND TRIAL
stTagt "a twenty-five inch mill
Barrows Co twenty -four inch nall,
Suaub twenty six att,
Burrows Co. 10 thirty zach nti
Whom the pinch esme bostona courage popped 1Ut
10 he above, row ppend ehncnEe gui d iced
i,l rua ms eigbtacu ipsa QUEEN OF TIE souTHdh ea-
breaker attachment TIE 5AAE ARTICLE THAT THE PRE-
BarroNs' Mill Wm. ani
Ml both to he otd Spprphensiv risky
Ctushsr auxiliary. Should y sFle tl grind cJ
quality and quany he combined productions the three
mills Gust a. you pas hon can draw slew hundred aors a.
boy sovarily nothing walking straight
into The msliso thing, ISAAC sIRAlB.
To J.I Bultawg 4 20. ian4s m
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance
COMPANY or NEW YORK.
CAPITAL ssa0 ALL PAID IN
VIM. L, AVERY, Secretary. CADY HoLLIsTER, President
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company.


JAMES EoXOf Secretary ABIJAH PECK President
Hsferences...+
Messrs Jones johnson Insurance Brokers Wall street.
Jones' President NewYork Fire Marine Insurance Company
70 Wall street, NewYork.
And generally TO the Presidents Of the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company 81 Wall street. NewfoTt,
Mercanile Mutual Insurance Company So Wall street. York,
sun Mutual Insurance Company, ~ Wall street. NYork.
The undergnsd having appointed Agent for the above able
Companies prepared Policies ON THE MoST FAVORABLE
TERMS sgainsi loss damage by MARINE HULL RIVER AND
FiE RISKS aud the of the public called that
THE PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED
the purpose Of facilitating of persons nsurng the
companies of $4,000 here for the
security Of insured thereby resdsrng respe
local in their interests. Apply
C.. LATHROP. Ascent C.np steet NewO-Isnna
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z NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
v RANGES-FiRsT PREMIUM

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street. Orleans respectfully and The ruhI ia
general that thew the trshhas aH
prepared supply HOT, COLD o. SHOWER NiJf
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of a kinda COOKING
RANGES GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE. sni
BEER PUMPS fitted the etylo LEAD
description PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK always an
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up rFas
At he shorts 'a" amid 4,
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On E'Pa9ad sui P,uee y, width Rersro
Width On 4sne. f., Ao5oly qi3a b,satsls Or Rgaonie,
Gtrod streets lOieeI width and ST. bernard street.
nRick PAVEMENT or THE SIDEWALKS
These walk hal by ~ with e btg Of the best quel
good qliy The joints bricks must &c well ded
T' rt j He bo Prir to % he ' brk spf H. Ss . ' o
ground shall be eu rgfn and we'll ranined and made ye
ball inch foot The ground, ow shall ed
pctey so shall beinR sharp under
hg bricks which snail be per beddel i5ere herring bone
a laid close out' whou any rugged or hollow places 80 hsi
hr pavement viii bear straight cs oaer" 1t shall be rejected
ernu STONES or r,rr SIDEWALKS.
sTg s9d disya sTo 't3as a eEa F 'ss lgTns O. N
three test long and eighteen 70 iIy inches deep
with h where desired Tor training lots ly means
lltee ' ~. t i go W, 'l'ns anu
Va ca T s T WI ~ g5 NV f Ss s ~ se asy
adjoining oa9 be 9d std and backed g most approved man
stones usually rom 70 ta respect and no curb
og ~ ihaN io. 'n " @ ,l is Ts snI sa.ng
The adjoining gutter, shall be admitted the work
ba ssfoar acSe Ink in ens's Dot ss nan
e (oyseri where shorter lengths necessary hlyed
,,lrd IT, 9gh,. g tos @ In sgy [ns'.
diameter driven through suitable ho"s The pauk
plank The rye. sa, The other
eycy Thereof and these, cypasa
than o'r g long by ss snA u.s. inches thcS 1t
said gutter win least trc Of i've inch pressed spikes 60 each
inches wide by not les thin t ncnra thick
tr plank uurus. Tie gutter b,toung will
hruty rum1r that the .htHr will be s1dl
bcldyi the pins The edge p the ug
be Hush with the upper OF Tie gutter and the latter laid
eyelei side Aforesaid for that purpose.
Az the De oithe best quality, and to be furnished by the
vr. o. wuIl as the labor.
The work he three months Of the nt
povul adjudication BY the Cooupn touish under penalty
s9up Law for thereafter completed.
an 20a SHAH hc
each contract,
PEmrp follows Wit The proportion . be pnt BY the
cash the completion OF three bcks AMI the Acceptance
work by the surveyor and The proportion b paid b the propzfv
holders % be- collected by The
% running
The work to be soil ~ -four separate
contract tUf leet strwa IT,.
M @ 10
for sidewalks.
contract sidewalk.
Surveyors Department, CITY Halt Ntnersus irb a. 1873
L. pILIF, CiIy
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SLAVES.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, nj, SADDLERY Ware E.-zS
Houe-ANDREW 6. BulL8 90. No.ls Canal 4 ~ssssA
NFvoreans between Camp hud NagU7Hr strrca,
Manufacturer sud Importers OF ApDLERi and sApDIfMAti
sIgtly hand and complete Slde
Intiles, N4rrgta Iraukz, WHIPS sLutms ihot4
leather tInlsia SAullfiS TOplS A4j Thinning even
Is iydSW ANDREW C.. Bull 60.
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EDUCATION.
SPTsCoPAL FEMALE SEMINARY, removed

EPISCoPAL FEMALE SEAlINARY removed
from CARRoITON GREENN LILLE. Eve rom New
fsas by me Railroad ELIJAH GuluN Rector Mira
under the
of The Right Rev. IE0NIDAS POLK, D. d.
Buildings CatUUu having been
Of John Grosu, GreeNi.le,
Tho Buildings pleasant cou,uioous which
The Grounds extensive and beautifully with Trees
Shrubbey Attending ampu opportunity the pupil
and botanical ami horticultural pursuits.
designated psr Young Ladies' full
Of Christian
.5F- partsular attention 10 the French Language
TFRAS-Eor Tuition English, French and Nocl Music
WAshng Bestr Mattress and Pillow, 5000
with Instrument $50 per
s- Books Stationery Music furnished ths Cy prizes
The divided into Two Sessions Five Months EACH the
mon Of August and September being Vacation.
kT- caehS essOuis required 10 advance,
ss- no Pypl received for lees than one S, ss,ou
REFERENCES Bhop and Clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Louisiana.
Nv The Post-ofcs "Neworehn Letters Pupils
should be addressed the Of The Rector and paid jail I'm
EH "OPENS LIST Sept.--English and French
n INSTITUTION FOR VOTING LADIES AS BOARDERS AND
DAY PUPILS ST. LOUIS STREET Directed by the MISSES
ALLISON For She Terms Of tile Professors
apply Mt tho lusltIion.
ReisrentsHr Judge MCaeb University; Jud &c
RAwle Ed G. lrrm0ue, ksl., IL Loc6rlt fl A.
cArYate ESQ n join se Samuel Peters, Esq Horace Cam.
mack, ESQ, Eara Lew ks1s aulO SIN
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Lst every bod
IN lrADIT 49,

n yrr
r, R. q.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
nos4 TSS & 4s Ssf n TIM
n..op THE MOST sEyESE PAINS n E5yE WNgTEs On
~ % NJ az Sss $Sii ff
sfssh si IL
70 VaH SICK AND pAIN,sUrFERMa OF NEW
s;5 II 'sis
la pa ssoE r Il u E
IT HAS CURED,
sHssHzTIssS -'' Il 5 5SS S aSSSRs.
SSSSsasH. II 5IFTF SES5 MS6lEs.
s ssHMPs n n FIVE FIVE MENgTEs.
$sARas' Hi zs $$$FE:
s saI FHsoar n N F FIyF MINUTE MINUTE.
OBJ. sE @ asEsss ss 5g9gs
u ssf fi1i S'@s ds ;ss s.
'-s SICK HEADACHE
rsSs A sEARy kT TEW NM sso "a E %
.ssis sad Sssisa he stomach apd Isaa.stS
''''''''' 's''' Of ''' '''i PREVENTION.
M saa sss ss ls1 W
r. r. a. VA w. water and b.tA.
sd Neck and Temples wash The Face suds other psts
and sS.. healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
s FL BLOODY fLuH
uinrshecks TIE ost distressing dsshArsss speedily
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RApWAYs READY RELIEF possesses slmosf arsaaz.fu
~ ninn.ss the palu-ssrEsa Ssssrsl i II
saaions Of departing has cured W M q
door Tks elects q tie READY RELIEF Is p 10 sSs5
~ ns ssrsosi sys aS9 Supply .ss
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
RADwArH READY RELIEF wlstsp the ani sIasl-O,
p.i.s Of Rhsumasm almost instantly Persons living tbis
nonth confined to their bsda BY Rheumatic paas
eoes unscund from top to toe whose joints distorted with
y: 81, yss Tssy By ST P s minute:
1.sd s.ss answer for the trnh Of this
RELIEF Y sas q s rs J
the last isIhsmssFss
CHILL FEVER.
CHILE STOPPED IN FEW NLYUTgs-PhLN KELLEVsp
1ADwATs READY RELIEF asito ia
scaIsysr breaks me Ssus taaeaaTTsrm Up z7iso
'ss sa hssihasa strength sEsy Iya
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
vsrycufesl pain, apply RADwAYs Apy RELIEF
V relieve yonn lev mnaes
.as..s. II he Liver. Kidneys Bowels Jn,s Bn.s RGbWaTg
READY RELIEF aksr either internally appsd s1asly 1s
81" ninu'''''R Rsp and SSisfiy 5sr, ,ss
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT d co, ISL chsrtTes street, NssIl,sans
eeesra Agent, who WI supply asss Il tia s0sz.Ty
~ = CosPness.
LA4e4 90
!4uM 90
~ n MoRRissoS il sasa.as stIs AKA y
a iak b, s-or RxDWATs kEADEREIIEy, shsIIy.w
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and BsgRagw AGoNs with OK and TtAiBFR
WHEELS With and without ANleIeet; TRUCKS and WHEEL
BAkRoNNS oteye kud aud an tho line, uu
The best aitrls and Workmanship warranted 10 h. sup
other and lower tsf any
CHER establishment, o cash ty acceptance. Apply
DAVID g. WILSON, - PeIlHdo street
~ Pido West s. CHARLES between GTsvisT d
foydTsS dec24 ~
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HANNEL C0AL--50 tons English Camel
Coal superior quality landing Taylor Liverpool.
Fa seTm sPPy TO J, p WHITNEY Co. 81 Camp ian
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANlES.
Second Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
os Office Southeast Corner Third Chesuut streets PhAiepn
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA Dec 81 1882 being the Second Annual Report
whole punbe, Of Policies outstanding 81 lo12
Whole mount q Iasurancs thereon, Win BOnns 49,
p ts1 Ell fa for Re Dec ST.
Less then Deferred Quarterly etc Payments ss,
Lee. present is5i, paid
Les sruount Of Prmums since returned a. iq- 1sI7 81
. p.., m r.,u ,, A., p,,,,., z: I; 6 e, e 4:
Amount Reserved Received sal Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
A Aooaa, p psd ~ ~ Rein ri 80
Amount Pad fer oaics Rents, Salaries, sta,ioa-
State ' Taaos Assoaai books, fis%nsf,
Amount Reserved for December a. is2 g
Amount Of Capital
Amount of Asset. Liable Losses January 0'
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS
Bonds Mortgages United States per cent o, ..o "A
Stock ta sai.roa. iat 60
Ics on , s,Oss ,1d r IesDs Btaneh oce
On coiats rails well secured, paying eight
Der cent. legal interest IA 6sl 81
a amoaa q q per
AMI Of Hcms once foni,are Bsuche. 5000 90 II
Amount Of Deferred Quarterly and semi-An
Amount of Cssh On hsnd, and in Bank tempo 49,. 49,. ~.
Tsry e4+4 3s--fS06-o9s "a
Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE AN
NuTrT AND TRUST COMPANY PHILADELPHIA, have Yerl
great pleasure essnng their friends and constituents the
highly sts exhibit ahs At the clos
Of the past
having invested the Reinsurance OF
outstanding obligations well all contingencies chilled or BY The
approved of,h L and practical
followed by specsbc Life Insurance Institutions every
the United States Life Annuity and Trust Com
Frsd that saving surplus hiss the
their de rng that the
this Company Bonus Of TWENTY PER
CENT upon the Of all Politics entitled thereto and which
Bonus will the oeeasidn be added the amount insured
eise the value will be pad to the policy holder AT
| bis or her option. -
The eminent which has resulted to the United States Liz
Annuiy and Trust paY from ets
teddy substantially tested by
experience the Directors Of the United States Life
Insurance. Trust Company conclusion beg n
ntereed their conuued best shall m be given
uninterrupted welfare and prosperity Of the Company
whcse afA conddei their management.
| Philadelphia Jan II. 1858.
The Company continues Issue Policies on the Lives OF White persons
favorable their Branch Oe No Z.
| BENZ. FLORANCE, General Agent.
IN HARMON DOANE, ASS Agent
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DRIDGEWATER L A ] n T-Constantly on
hand Dry, Barrels 10 Oh "a
KegsThe seuaop Of the public particularly allied the
fAINI all outdoor purposes
ees. twentieth Lime well saeksd mixed with Mineral
permanent covering Wood
tRr Pamphlet, g. C. BOG ERT 4 CO., 20 Camp street
iaul Agents Louisiana Alabama Texas
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Walk tgygi shall BE- lH with a bIs The quail
lake rql.e
good 44a!tv WITH it, Tie 0Hs btVt tle hrrss Il he ~ Mild
up sharp sand and oin u it bN uu .uet Frs
whole tfr tf llgnr -lfa
ground br ~, broken Ntt level or
graded smoothly iy,lgF O e.tlHt
hal o aa nh foot The grouud where TOO 49, HA be- pd
d expense, and we'll
pir;-Iy TTa shall b blIhg
hr Beks shall De properly ird tarrn errhl baar
rugged wi tiz.rs
tie rey4iaru viii edge otherwise shall eptel
tfs~ 4rgFy
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DHILApELPHIA MANUFACTURED

q " kGONs<
CARTS pRAYS.
OK and TIM z
WHEELS, HAND
nz4. AHurauH
{ AXIS " ttHt r
RARBOWS, HAND
TRUCKS, tla, ct,
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS,
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron AxietIcrs,
for Hon, andONen
DRAWS JERSEY
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OFFICIEI..

A Wis OFFICIEL-Departement du Commits
a4ire dos Rues=AuX PR0rHIErAiREs fs,idans
Nile Or5hn routes les Hi pospetent ds
avor de7 f0sf yenAblcs,
banquet mansfe Que ean da puse egodr
lee qua assrfncut leus osses
eurs hanquetes Gses rqn-es do les %
r6psret avis NEST
trtuts 5uts, e 10 ietsi u leurs irais
AuEEt
pers0unfa les propess nss.
frub rouvcnale. ap oriaauces en-
yesruf pas dams u diai prot IA ttr ofl
naucc, io le ara i4iE5 a'lN rsi. De- porrietlres,
irl L JAMES JuLLs, Cauiuifsalre ds fu-s
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NV K. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocToR, cures

INV N. r. Fh1 En-, INDIAN DuCIUk, Su GO
CONSUMPTION Of the Liver Lungs Dyspepsia chole-
Cholera Mo cured from "a 70 - pou
elect end nveieras 1esi
Fstnias q All xmas
Wsns Of he Bonss, White swing Kns Lv eras R ~
cold nds and feet tcchsr W. a
sr ineidsntalto married ant single sa,s 81 sns rTae
ndi.nmy long sxperence en1
ses capable curing diseases that nave es'h con
cstrsted doctors orpvrT h;,,
.Ss.a-nst 80 49, " = decl3 n
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NO so -R'soIu que lie contr6leur soit q

Bu- Avis est par Ia pr6sente dome que Ia
sn,dt. e contat s1aiit l1sBCis CcngrGleur. tsll
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BUREAU DU CoMMIssAIRE DIES RUEs,

B9 lgr Fowler aattie tn. tt,ars ifnevgT
der bar on les papiero CONNIE Ia loi D. rsguiert.
pHHsul r
JAMES JuLis, C.tuasairs lt, Gtaes. tl
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Iva ~ Fsyrier 1855. COSSElL CuNlNCN Ia VILE
"a MOI NEEIE ORLEANS. No. 6is RUpI l. Mare
preulrs leg nuaaca f tafe oHroPueG
pgb ia de Ia Place AHnougatuu COlr
fstintl W c. c. CLAIBORNE,
I'fadaltnt 20 t0u-Fii dos Aldermen
tSiliirI FEANS AtPi ENTE,
President 40 Cousgl lgs taiisiAut,- Alierufn.
Approve lie II F"yF,sr, ls5a' 70 .,,s,,,,,. A.,
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BUREAU pr CoNTHoLFUR
ytfLK 90 Ia NtJH OErEAss. % tfyUEr l-sfi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

FEMALE CHIMNEY SwEEP.-A woman
named Eukamel, was on Saturday pla-
ced at the bar of the Tribunal of Correc-
tional Police, on the charge of vegabon.
dage. "What is your occupation ?" sale
the President. ga chimney sweeper
what woman ?'' eyes and WAY
not !? There are men who make shirts,
SO that woman may be allowed to
sweep chimneys. Besides, you see
wear mems clothes.'' "You have no
regular residence ?'' ~ have one at
Bondy." Enquiries have been made
about you there, but nobody knows you. .
"No doubt you asked for me as a We
man, though am only known as man
And | am not lazy fellow, either, car
tell you. During the summer, when
there were no chimnsys TO sweep, &C.
cupied myself at harvest work, and did
more work than the men," As, howev-
er, the good character which the woman
gave herself did not rclive her from the
charge against her, she was condemned
TO months imprisonment. - Paris pa
per.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

AN HlsToR1cAL ANEcDorE.-The fol-
lowing is said to be found in an ancient
history of Connecticut:
"Soon after the settlement of the
town of New Haven, several persons
went over to what is now the town OF
Milford, where, finding the soil very
good, they were desirsus to effect set
Element. But the premises were in the
possession of the Indians, and some con-
scientious scruples arose as to the pro-
priety Of deposing and expelling them.
To test the case, church meeting wa,
called, and the matter was determined
by solemn vote of that sacred body
After several speeches had been made
in relation to the subject, they proceed
ed to pass votes (; the first was the fol-
lowing: Voted, that the earth is the
Lords, and the fulness thereof This
passed in the affirmative, and Voted
that the earth is given to the saints.
This was also determined like the for
mer,--mem. con. Thirdly, Voted, that
we are the saints which passing with.
out single dissenting voice, the title
was considered indisputabie, and the
Indians were very soon compelled to e.
vacuate the place, and relinquish the
possession to the righBul oevners."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

SAVING Woop By SrEAm.-Two
young men of our city, have constructed
boiler and steam engine on the same
principle of the steam fire engine,
which they can wheel about from one
part Of the city to the other, and when
they receive a job to saw wood, can
raise steam in about ten minutes, adjust
their circular saw in the meantime, and
in half an hour cut cord of wood in
one or two pieces, as may be Desired
The whole machinery does not weigh o.
yer five hundred pounds, and may be
regard ed as neat improvement, and q
saving of much manual labor.-[Cin.
Gaz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
The New York Election.

The entire Wing ticket for Cana
Board has bsen elected. The tvs wing,
of tho Democratic party united upon The
candidates for Judges Of the Court o.
lAppeals--Ruggles and Denio-and :.
lectsd them over the Wing candidates.
The Wings have elected about two
thirds Of thsir Senators for a term Of
two years, and large majority cf the
Assembly. The Governor and Lieut..
Governor, democrats, were elscted last
year and hold over. A U. S. Senator,
in place VIM. H. Seward, is to be cleo
ted BY the Assembly elected next year
and the Senators now chosen.
The N. Y. Herald is greatly distress
sed at this victory Of tbs Sewarditss.-
1t says it will give new life and vgor
to the abolitionists all over the couatry
that Seward 10 aiming at tho Presi-
deecy in SO, and that in this task he
will "receive valuable aid from the pre-
sent administration" It urges all low
ers OF the Union, and the blessings of q
free Government to unite and form q
new party to oppose the Sewardites.
The following measures the Herald pro-
poses as basis for this new party:
The annexation of the Sandwich Is
lands, which the present administration
it is said, will propose.
The Division of California and Texas
and the addition of two new slave States
to the Union.
The introduction of slave labor into
the Territory Of Nebraska.
The Herald would be an appropriate
"Orgon" for = party based on these
great and benefcient principles. It is
really important for the scauss Of free
dom" that this party should be immedi-
ately organized or that terrible charac-
ter-Seward-may succeed, and the bu-
siness of preserving the Union cease to
be a lucrative employment State
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

RATHER GREEN.-The following an
ecdote is told by the Chicago Journal of
Gov. Reynolds, whom they call the old
Ranger, in Illinois, when for the first
time in his life he visited the seaboard
as representative in Congress from the
back settlem ents
Upon reaching Baltimore. the Cover
nor rose early in the morning and paid a
visit to the shipping at the docks, when
the tide was full, and not satisfied
with the sudden change that had taken
place, again in the evening, when the
tide was in. Heretofore had resolved
to keep everything to himself, and 60 in
pursu nit Of knowledge under difficulties
on his own hook--but now his astonish-
ment broke over its boupdsn ansdhJef re-
iIar9eo tnay this kkHsA' w as' the Gu, .oustest
country he ever seed in his life-t,co
treshets in one day-and nary drop Of
rain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
1.-THE Turks and Russians have at
last commenced hostilities. We clip the
following telegram from the Milwaukee
NcnfinoI
The first fight F:
New York, 18th

NoW IOTK, LIN.
On Saturday 29th, the American sig.
nailed the Arabia, off Holyheal, boun
into Liverpool, November End, passed tn,
Canada from boston. A telegraph dis.
patch published in the Moniteur from
Bucharest, Oct. rs, states that two
Russian steamers..with 8 gun boats, made
the passage of the Danube, 23d, encoun-
tered brisk FIRE from the Turkish fort
lkswitch and Ismead.
The Russians had one Colonsl, 8 Off
80 wou,,aa cook and IL saiiora ,' thew se'
the fort on fire with she'll. It is ru-
mored that further efforts will be made
to reopen negotiations, but there is moth
ing authentic on this point. The Tur-
kish Government continue their war
like preparations. 1t il said they have
taken Schumyl Circassian chief with
Gen. Guzon the Hungarian into its SER
vice.
The latter has been sent up to Asia.
The Russians are establishing a strong
fort of reserve al Golity, and have 5O,-
600 men at Bucharest.