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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-09
IT. fcuis advertisements,
From III. Newspaper Advertising Agency Of
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no. II SECOND ST, ST. LOUIS. no
Who II iGENTot the best aud mOst widely cir
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uOEsE FURNISHING sGODS:
We EIess.lmg Nsu.mae. cl.Jcora, fast colors
al TO-
Atlantic. Pacific ard L-wrcuce shrr,ngs, tn.
heiye,i oui best goods manufactured, ~ Sc.
Splendid plaid s.ss, good vida, at > Gil per
y1rt
Corded ytrip'd.. and plaid silks, taper vi.
Black soradr .ks, Ht : per yd ., as good a. is
Usually sold ior one dollar
Az wool paIi., arg 81 p-Tyl.
Srun sDk pIaids n,a sd.
Lupla's ail wool fgeuca m. uroe7, a. i-si per
sd q. gnnl ~ cnm De hlnyL- L.L one L--.r.
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$40. 600 !!

'lise Peoples s1.it tBterssrAZe az.
soci,siDis.
"ONB CT IIFE'S HAPPY UOURs,n
4 beaGtJW Eagrdrhg anil Aare IN lie
GJla far
saE H9DaEAE.
TINE. subscriber would iuiotm the public that
h. has established agcncrs throughout the
country, Tor the disposal Of the beautiful ,ngrn
WING known us' One of Lilies Happy Hours" II
il beautifully executed ons,eel, and ia worthy n
prominent place either in par.or or drawing
room The original painting 10y Mrs. Lilly VI
Spencer Is atprcteut in the possession 1t Mr.
Charles Stetron. The engraving Is twenty one
by tweny-sevsn inches representing gy0uug aud
lovely woman booming with health upon her
knee sands hne-looklug little fellow, engaged
in pluckmg flowers from yusc upon a table near
nj hand, and rntWinIug them in hls mother hair,
which, owing TO Ina drpredltuns, is han ,ug
some what loosely about hci beautiful
neck while the couptenanCe OF each indicate
that the arIIstdid not fail to rcpgcsent cone OF
l.ltrs Happy Hours"
Gy issuing 40 600 copies, the 'ubscriberIs emu
blcd to furnish them a, the ahuye price, and on
completing he sale 70 present 10 the members Of
tb. 4 .EocI.tion the following
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

A"'
Farm in Cook county, lIinois, ~
acrrs, with tine dwelling house,
barn, necessary -nous-s, and a va
ricty Of fruit trees, under good cul.sa-
ton, valued at.....- .................5,5co
lcouniry residence, Iiea-Hn'y situated
miles from ~ LOUIS; the house %
nearly new, AMI tncy ogGamcntcd
with lru.t and shade trees. "A 200
. I. GIlurrtN co.'s piano. ......."...l 900
tlirgahl pianos fo7' W"'d c'Ht,' ..'''.i ,JDJ
. Prince X Coz m"hI"ons.. .....I1O
aSuDrrb KEYED occofdcou'. ...............t 60
lSclpiriur furniture '.....'.'......"... lJO
] Set superb nfinrHi'uf".. ............3 800
10 nrn'r hnr goa vaccine go KY
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3Goq''. dressing cn.c................. 80
Splendid pleasure c'frl"g'''.'.'''.''..2hfo
wv f"p1hF literary ""lN'.'''' ,'H,
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l. ly far the most extensive 20 be- found in this
city, and ", can and will rel. them - per cent
n IS, than any II our neigh1ors We do not pro-
,..s 10 sell below cost but Al uiaIrnycvI profit,
thus enabling those who wish TO give us clI tne
yIt- TO come ant ryIWIr" our stock and pr-
opsas We lrri Occurred Il wal bee to thei, advantage
- Ilp's i.rr,f
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Go farmers unb Wthere.

IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty-eight head ct pure
bsd hot hornd DURHAM CATTLE arrived, ing
Of BULLS aid eighteen COWS and HElfEaS selected from
The most bsrl England for the Clinton Coaoy I'm
rortns omIsLy BY their agents, Msss IL Hs~kns u
Coulter Seymour Asc niue Souihoown and three Cote
soh si EP The the celebrated dock Of NJ JONAS
Webb Thu sock will BE- sold without Wilmington
Ohio secssh by the Cncipus Wilmington add Lsnesvie ha
IN 9Th day of August pubic sucton on crsdit
until The 18th day Of Dec mb~r next e,s.sue OF the ns ne
ard .hmsl, will BE- forwarded ~ dsEs
H. by sddr, ssins the Pre-id, ut OF the Company a.,
HINKS0N. PresiS snt. Wilmington, Ohio
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a. M REWARD-FUr the recovery OF COL
6 ~ IAltkI LEkEk WATCH, named Edward Bsadfos
L,.n col 81 stoen's 18th July s5J Apply TO hAk
C.r,,ip OF Police 18th Ward kewyork. -
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Go Uhom il Map Concern.

DrLmosrcO's HOrsL, No . s"-dw'y'}
Ngw.YoRg, July Is 1884 J
AN IMPRESSION having got abroad, In conse.
W. s al. 2, ss 70 . sS ' S 5
ash Dot ,h esss The sale was subject Of the
which The SSSs has II ma sab Ina
.rd hsrse under the management Of The rpisnts
ADNEKIlsEkS will find at V. b; PALMER
n ADVERTISING GESCY, Tribune Beid.nr New York
the gn' n ~ ns the best
nr made subbers may also select such
usd 20 !hs Taste. RssdSs Room. S,d', o. " h1
ma. diet Of business public . c,s. s 10
Ys s Oh. s f;s' the Agency % 'n' o'' view
A ,,INlLEMAN OF WEALTH, genteel appearance
fdsq Y .s a:. ".li'
s ar,s m ssr. ., may ID s.s ees1d
A sSI6NEES' NOTICE.-The creditors and those
n VII. are ind bted TO H. c. ,rsON will their claims
$40 sie the undersigned forthwith at their oce No
" spruce" New i0'A B .; SHERWOOD. A,,sness
ENGlNEEkr AGENCY.--The undersigned offers
e: .ss sAn Ss sS on
zion al ,, e. San mhn Nils
siesRsrs &c &c A:sero' Steam Gusses tor sAs'
"'''' WE 81" ShAs eofELAsD. csa;s,s, !. E s:
CIsH.-It has been suggested that Fresh Fish is an
uDh sl diet, aid sup. MN has led many eseve with
mu,b thought why $50 DAILY ober alton.
es who follow the business. of which there
s roSS Of %EsS hs pop. Principal
DO prevailing epde them caused from tho
Fph What article consumpior stands HIGHER the
Ark.fsi What % Of consumption viii people pay high a.
three four dollar pound for with the exception OF rsh
IT.. what they
shlnss worth Of Fish viii tines
lsr family Why should citizens or portion of The
unity b. derived luxury believing that
particle Of preofl The writer will here challenge any
desse The writer processes 70 under
ard ready time 20 discuss tho
the with ceebrsfd physician or have
critical hospital
liz, Written By VIM C. VAIL who can be found by inqunns at
No. 90 Popiar-st. Brooklyn. l.
HUSTED 4 KROEHL, SUBMARINE EN-
III GiNEERs No Broadst, NewYork. having compi-ted
with City Se~York by submarine
bfipg Vanderbilt Rock Of the foot OF Jscksons, AIT
Rive prepared 10 ke contracts win oeA government"
insursnce paniss o. indis dual. TO
REMOVE SUNKEN ROCKS
and other hAbo and rivers. IN OF the
world.
The mos satisfactory viii be promptness
exr.d tion and 6o-ts in the performance OF eoptraen
NOTICF-TENTH WARD.-The residents Of the
IN NIL hereby notified that the Ash and GARBAGE Carts
vii ass Ward between th3 hours
Of u A NJ EACH and EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS excepted
all strictly warned sxa tho throwing OF garbage
other r.f14 the Of this Districts
pepou. Violating Corporation ordinances In that sense will
be prom pity Prosecuted to the extent Of the law
s. X ThORSE. Contractor for Cleaning streets
ofX'h Dis rct ehcs No. u LadJwsr
AOIlCE.-Ah persons are cautioned against neg0-
IN tatlz DRAFT drawn By HUDSON n BOUSPlELD Of
epOn the subscriber for 34s ll dated March u
At dae July a. is>the payment Of the above rar
value h. received for the
GEORGr MORRISON COATES,
Inn. No f4I Mzrtct-st, Phiisdslphia
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Justrurtiuu.

~--~--
A PRIVATE CLASS in PHRENOLOGY and
IN PHYSIOLOGY will be formed BY the sIs,hsrs FoWLEsI
on the their Country Residence near New
month The object will bo 70 prepare
Pups LECTURNO and qualify them fos bssonns nAC
It'd AL PHRENOLOUlsTS and EXAMINERS fu particulars
will be which will be sent lee to all prepaid ap
picaons. AddAss FOWLERs And WELLS. No. sos Brosdws5,
k,wY,rk.
MADAME NAPOLEON continues to receive
wi YOUNG LADIES ct her FRENCH AND ENGLISH
INSTITUTION No IS West Bsticsi between Clinton and
Henry South Brooklyn Parents derons Of placing young
Ladies Children healthy airy snd location TO besrd
and EDUCATE during would fad suitable accommodation
and all comforts place French the Language q the
Nine views will be fully communicated on
personal az ication Crculars at the Institut'on.
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Marhinrrp, ST.

CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ mo nAcHINzs--so Machine hsrssss's. :sses - ~
Aver ssvins NschiDe Co, No. ~ Brssiwsy. n dss1v
II der ssssnseuo. osvsass Ass lhlEBy r css.a = e
As.s she only p.:sassi Msshne: esssss = 80 49,
N wh.eb Almost I'll ehsn isvsvsl a. ~ 4 n ~
consideration 10 Issehssess TAos y go sfs 49, s
vhsre Osden Punesuslly sssss1sl 10 Z1drs0
THOMAS D LACEY. Ps.e.ae Ayoy 6s0he nassAi,s o..
I EONARD q WILSON, C0NNI6Sf0N aa1 NE
I - cHiSaey kEacHAHfs Nc ne.!sss, e ~ -
superior fLsh and nsslse.N A. - - Pr 49,
sesy flames u feet lsss y ND, tsOssk VA IN -:
DOWER PRESS for SXLE.-For aSI9 A. ~
hoEs best LARGE CYLINDER PRessRs M ~
r. :, b. been ran ss g. ns.sA psrse ass "a y
eoea Lew WI Be cold bseAn essA a. sAeFf srSf
kwets.r Apply . WELLS WEE, No g ~ n. r,
bhDeEHoRf fRIN7IN0 Co Bhlsspon o. :"
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nIRNJjMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Ths ARR.
Joan UNITED TWINS. lively. hesity snd playful child
- s,itsv ioinsA AZ The back constitute 70 one in
ssss q being: IL s@ one SossA s'1s y
o,ssosa fWO PRETTY PIECES; EVENING eelock the
~rss Drama Of THE CORSICAN BROTHERS Ambulance
IS xns ekirea under 10 yess ~ ssrs fifss pa 'snJ ano
Pa utfts, E} Cents extra -.tf n.f IS
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GUNNER Retreats.


BOARD in the COUNTRY-Twenty miles from the
ID City BY rsrosd pleasant and healthy location Apply to
l.. Nc. fSf Nisr-st.. New ferk
BOARD in the COUNTRi-Location on the baak
ID of the Hudson River small family occupying new cot
tsgs PRESENTLY situated would accommodate few persons win
BOARD the Of the state name
ana sddr,'s ". o H., Tribune Office
DOAKD in the COIlNTRi--On a most pleasant
Pam In Connecticut miles distant froma depot OF the
Nx.up Railroad with all ACCOMMODATE Of count near
rvr For teIm &C apply JOHN PHILIPS, Fsrh Id Conn
ID GARD in the COUNTRY WANTED-By a largo
my Ibe neighhohood Of the cry aud on the East or
Address, stating particulars Box No. ioH New
Yok fos'Chce
CEA BATHING-CAPE MAY-CAPE ISLAND
- NATIONAL HALL.-This large, and splendid first elias
HOTEL fitted up gas UNSURPASSED by other nov
s,p visitors Having Bar Is " distinguished Tor qae
comfort for It's superior accommodations ~
NATIONAL BALL occupies enre square OF high ground
near the surf In 'front.' enjoying the pure see
"'e'' '"' ' AARON GtRRETsOS. Proprietor
WHITE MUUNTAINS.-SUMMI HOUSE,
W MOUNT WASHINGTON y H-rhs House will be
sp~rsd 70 receive COMPANY June Is 1884
pkLL. spAULDINo q Co. Propneors
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Advertisements
Inserted In the PANELS Of the
THIRD and SIXTH-AN.
RAILROAD CARS.
HENRY w. QUlN Agent,
No 81 Chsmbersst,
10 stewards
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Boar0 and Rooms.


DOUGLAs's HOTEL, EDINGBURGH, SCOT
LAND-Mrs DOUGLAS tenders her thanks TO the American
pubic they have hrIseo,e 50 literally ss.ts%ed
,ss M,og0 Of ssS a s sy calling her
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS. -Gentlemen will do
II veil mber thsy have eIcelens IN SUI
g Room. Is s.ns per nisht corner OF Frankfort and
T1Nl1ED STATES hOTEL-Situared in the City
" Ow,so has recently undergone horoash rers,r and IS
IA on th- west side Of the river overlooking 0ns Har
Dor the Guy and surrounding Country The extent and beauty OF
Tse r. us Of the Hotel. consist principally psho
w %p L9s.co hS0% sao 70 the %
he .nai.s loe.oS Of the
I,sonbs eomS will aua pas% :. s S1
ko ms Carriages the Steamboat Landing
'rS q, . The H ,sII ne Depot H. ~A"'
DOARD-Afew single GENTLEMEN or GENTLE
ID M with ib.r WIVES wkhns In private
,my sutiful aud Convenient location will please address "
DOARD UP TOWN-A Gentleman and Wife, or
ID two single Gentlemen can have BOARD ~ith PLEASANT
APARTMENTS in aquet family "a l@a Gs. bath nom sc.
DOARDING.-Pleasaht FRONT ROOM to LET,
all tn mod IN improve mens delightful No z's deene
nssI hiou.plsr. - - =
DOARDlNC-At Nos. As aud ~ East Broadway;
Dressnt ROOMS G.ntlerasD and their Wives; also ROOMS
for single Gentl transient 9osrders
DOARDING at No. III East Broadway-A suite Of
ID ROOMS for Gentleman and bis Wife likewise Room for
DOARD-At No 63 Fulton-st. Good Rooms and
- board for Transient. Permanent and Day Bond-ts
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS to LET with
i tOARD at No ,sGlsntst
DOOMS.-To let without board at No. 4D2 4th-ay,
IL three G'nsmep suite Of elegant koQa iur
bed unfurhsd ON the second moor OF o' mousse
with all tn. imI rovements. References required
TWO AIRY, SUMMER ROOMS, in private
house one double single. neatly furnished with
thOs partial hoard 10 quiet 9ea,sp Sn Na
GTefnss
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AO1ICE.-Ali persons are cautioned against nego-
IN tiatirs q DRAFT drawn BY HUDSON BoUSPlELD Of
Lssds ELss aePYn the subscriber for xs dated Asfen -
July ls>sths Of the above dram
hsyns b en- stopped received Tor the
GEORGr MORRISON COATES,
Jun. y 1884 No 14I Mztctst, Phisdsphia
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NOR SAIEar To LET-A two. story frame HOUSE,
T = = IS RAILROAD COMPLETED !--Only

81 m,putss 10 Newown where Parcbase spendn to0
for AIS to $40 IN Myers Addition being the highest ssd ees, prop
ne xli.re Newton the largest and % st lovely
VILLAGES on Long and and has all the advantages OF ne Wy
schco and thursbes and nov the
n, best manner Terms OF payment are uns.as F~
hse tickets. maps. &C.. Apply TO jung o.
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6peeiai Notices.


c: :,sso EetEss s
t. a. c.I;sS 'iGs s
Ri sSbs. .s,. Tsaa .s
sss N ~ o. t4aSssli EyEssG s:. s'Es
.n VIII extra thp leaving Flushing at 10 NJ for New"
- Hs:ss & s s q ''
t tSssSgs sEsRS!sq fSSsS f SSSSSHHiDor
ABR1HaM D. t %asos on Free Academy
F,ee Academ,-he first Aanvsr..y Of the ASSOCIATE lh
%cs AS;ts REss '' R'si e ts
A. Sss ri. :. E 5, s s. s =
F,c. Arsdem,-Tbe SPEAKING Of Classes in the Free
sssSs2 syf nj gl1 Is. ~ IL .1s s.
81 pssIsS PSR q Mt ss nsD,
Js, de following Of thanks the patrons OF the in''a'
sss wi p sss' and rdy co"" Of he N York
We n. gu. School of Design being about separate
Tor the r the means Of study enjoyed for
&c And manifested in welfare and the s.ie1
~ wsnps On Our pat school worthy of patron
fsssFftfs S SSoSS Painting
ooRNILiA j. FIERCE. cHARLorTE B. coGswELL
Ga behalf q si ss, II r WS9d r. Engraving
FIELD On ss. asS u e. ro % ktiscn.phy
To a. Teacher. Of School Of Design. - ..,,.,
o. s q ss S. o cit" ss5
& s S s. rs h s%S asS u sSs
ss VET ns sssSS general and
. 81. sd s. With which
Pull. the se Design: would present our (, thank.
sss a. y,I AsS Bic coli. Of pn 1niiqes
"a. Director. ,s'ss &c s' = :sYs Sslee.
We Pupils q the School Of ps.En wgpd present
81: . sssa. 81 s: ssl.,'s '
rSS q he apSS es e
eS thsssh P'S;.o @sVS1ss to
Latina ol Cartoons Outline Illustrative Of the Gospels aud
essuy Co for the privilege Of visiting Their
nff r. ssSssesssy MONDAY he S Of July
y. Be ss by 81 h1
o'clock r. NJ at the f'''''' H LIE THOMSON,
4 Il u k sTREsEr Committee
omTs.iensT q pssS;- r. Io sIaEsEi0H Tribune
TN ssai fsss' hSo Hf%e
Aecuu ulaton 81 800, O00.-T MUTUAL BENEFIT
ITE INSURANCE. Co. W.st nsures the lives OF pee
Of age Dividend Sss'Isd s s9asn Agent
" Pssysa. sss s G s
adapted hs and sss ssaeE Tas
the ,.s.s aud T. s:ns
thai his nanmeu, BY persons
afflicted with pIrhs du,in The Rrs,sn.
yysni.d His essay ths will be sauitouy furnished
Iupe, ty mail to order sufgco Meoha0A i'"
tpte Nc. Bopd-H New York.
Advertisements
Inserted In the PANELS Of the
THIRD and SIXTH-AN.
RAILROAD CARS
HENRY w. QUlN, Agent
No. 81 Chsmbersst-,
q stewards
Tu,ieranf Intelligence once and Labor Exchange
= iroD No CsnA TO the corner OF Centre and Ca
~ NswYori The Ofce established by the Commissioners
~ Emigration where always be found large numbers OF la
S0RFKs and SERVANTS Of and persons
n have their filed by writing 20 the Superintendent aud
psns the passage OF the parties re-
Hu'' "s''s' JAS p PAGAN Superintendent.
7 WY DsnT lie Go to " inaed s-GRAND EXCURSIONS
kRiDAYsny three miles from the Wsmsburss Ferries ana
3ho distance above Calvary Cemetery Lots 30 TO $aW
cphy only So Go ard see them Free tickets 'oT
~ IA be had AZ Tryourpw Of
Chsthsm-s- q u ANDhfWo q y r hbNpALL.
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T FITCH RITCHIE's NEW NOVEL,
IL Third Edition IN te days Of
WEARY FOOT CON ON.

Author Of Robber Of The Rhine" &c Price Ht eenta
The incidents IN the with degrees OF arts
skin unurI By Of the day in
terestirg novel has ncf been pubiished for year,
Buffalo Commercial Adve' tiser.
This novel do not hesitate OF the best Of
the season" y. Y. Daily Tins
We this Of the best III not the bs novels
OF the season" The Trentoa State GAefte
rood xoi.s OF tetioLu lsyraeuse Daily Jsnrnsl
excellent story-one possessing Combination q excel
lenees that should commend 1t everywhere"
THE National Se9.
There rower pahos noble sentiment and spirit Of ur
disguised selfrehsnce pervs4Ing the book . .
This admirable novel complete IL decidedly the most
enticing have read this season" The AZ nonean
Published BY sIRlSOEk owsSENU
Ard hx ALI seller. and neriodcal dealer.
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lion FOUNDRY for SALE-In full operation;
hise Retail business; also doing New fcrk CITY work being
hur, Sissnt VIII sell lease the Real Estate reasonsse
edit for 6Est payment and price made moderate Aidre
n O.. Box No. l1s Nev-fork p o.
NEW SPAPER OFFICE for SALE.-A DEMO
IN CRATIC NEWSPAPER OFFICE, .sh large and inere..
ruIsfiou and coed JobbnE and rising sas.ed
II country within loo miles Of New iork City offered tor
., Res.or.-I health Of Publisher Address s SINCLAIR,
Ttitune Office
CTfAMBOAT MAY QUEEN-Nearly new, and in
- orders now charter BY appointment for
EXCURSIONS in NewYork Bay and sdjscent Ns,er ,s,y
npsn Sunday Schools PcNie Parties &C ma nef rss
Beat Of he season For and conditions apply TO
T &C DURANr No SQUIRT. New YORK.
TINO SHEET-METAL WORkERS-NOIlCE.-
One valuable useful patents that h:, Scet
ted within years has bsen awarded 70 w
Morsn errs Paien, dated March - 1871 70, novs
any lind sHEET-MErAL TUBING per day This mssb,1e u
uov be ma exhibited the hours Of and NJ ID
ooc. No IL at No n Wallis NewYok City where all ntercso
(post paid promptly replied 70 10 neu
ofasI CHARLES MILLER.
Sole Proprietors No. II Wallet. Neysfofk
ITO LET-Genteel HOUSE and FURNITURE for
SALE Greene ~; sso Hair Dressing ssco nnesr Bar
Wsnied cash splendid Paying Busisess; Ao zen
sn an with sssh, wshss In some wholesale
Bous. Arriy al No. 2fs Broadway room u bonner Co
O. 000 IAN EXCELLENT OPPORIU-
alive cash y in the IRON MANUFACTURES
1d have the entire control of the works Address c. BOX NO.
1857 Posi.Ohice
d SO O00 OF RAILROAD STOCK or
~ OV,UUV WESTERN LANDS wANrED-In tx
e}n. for some bshly the central OF East
rrn Newyoak Fr particulars apply to PERKINS NICHOLS
No. 81 Wsnst Jsuneey Court. up stairs
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Proposals for Printing Paper and
Stationery,

GEALED Proposals will be received BY the
~ Undersigned, until tae 9Th day of May next,
FOR furnishing, for the use of the State, the fol-
lowing articles, to w.t.
100 90 resms sup. Cap Paper ruled;
so do sup. Letter Paper-ruied;
400 do good Printing Paper, 25 by 80 inches /:
IL do glazed paper, Is by IS inches-as-
sorted colors;
20 do envelope paper-buff;
IS 900 letter envelopes, 10000 legal envelopes.
2lbs waters. gross boxes waters. gross lead
pencils. 20 lbs sealing wax, 2 gross cork ink
stands, boxes black sand, 2 dozen red pencils.
gross pen holders, 1900 quilts, dozen com.
red ink, dozen carmine, gallons black ink, 1
dozen ixory folders, dozen Car. rulers l2 dog
en- Congress knives, 10 dozen ivory stamps, 10
lbs rubber, IL gross best steel pens, 10 dozen
tin sand boxes, 20 boxes star candles.
All, or part only, of the articles may be in.
cluded in one bid. The contract will be awar-
ded by the 18th of May, and the goods must be
delivered to the Secretary of State in this place
on or before the first day of September, 1854.
The bill will be paid in CAsA on delivery as
above. Bids for paper must be accompanied
with samples with price marked thereon. All
bids must be accompanied with guarantees for
the performance of the contract, il the bid be
accepted.
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned
and marked bids for Paper and Stationery. y
WIN. PATTEE.
Auditor Of State.
AuDIroR's OFFIcE, iowa, !
iowa CITY, March 9Th IS54{ tSm
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-05
AuDIroR's OFFICE, Iowa,
iowa City. March 9Th, lS54.{' tSm
Thos. H. Benton's Great Work,

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Entitled "Thirty Years Vieo" or Historv of the
Workings Of the American Government duyino
Thirty Years.
THIS great work from the pen Of a distin.
L guished statesman who has taken an act i've
part in all public measures during the last tiir-
ty years, cannot be too highly estimated in this
country, where all have voice in the decision
Of the measures of the Government. During
the last thirty years there has been no import.
ant public measure in which this active and
able statesman has not taken an effective and
decisive part, and been familiar with the influ.
ences, whether secret or public, which have ur.
ged forward or opposed each.
This work embraces a history of our Govern
ment from 1920 to 1850, chiefly taken from the
Congress Debates, the private papers Of Gen
jackson and the speeches of Elk Sen. Benton.
with his actual views of men and affairs, with
historical notes and illustrations, and some no.
tees Of eminent deceased contemporaries. II il
published bx d. Appleton n Cor NV Fork,
and viii be completed IN two volumes, the first
of which will be published and ready to deliver
to subscribers by the LIST of April next, and the
seconds soon afterw ards land will contain about
700 couble column, royal Svo pages and su.
perb engraved portrait of Sen. Benton. Price
$50 per volume payable on delivery.
The publishers confidently assure subscrt.
bers that the work will be sold Exclusively by
subscription, that the price will neuey be less
than $3.50 per vol, and also that it cannot be
purchased of Booksellers. The work will be
delivered in the order Of names as subscribed.
Those wishing copies during the absence OF
the Agent, will please leave their names with
Mr.. RUGe. at the Banking House of Cook, Sar.
gent Downey, where may be seen copy of
the prospectus. W. w. SWEETSER.
March 8, 1854 I'm Sole Agent for Iowa.