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EE'tlles. Ei0lE0rs. a.

- U5' - a u EI NJ I = = > 4 d u y j .
A supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
pus continually hand which equal to the best that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SrIER-
Ry GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and Still. HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRANpIES-Saaeae Of The vintage Of 1875, 1898 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY aiIdascrptiousSc Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER in pnts and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will be sold reasonable terms as any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T, TAYLOR,
d. 2ply Nos Is and IS Royal street,
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BoIIERs,- All sorts Of steam boilers for land use
are to be had 1t The lowesprires D C Lovber Co. No
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Magnolia Cotton Gia.

The UNDERSIGNED Agent for the sale of this improved Patent
GIN STAND has now hand large stock Of nil sizes
For speed ightness Of draft and beauty sample
uuryalIed.
81. S. HEDRIGK, Agent,
2s Camp street,
sel0 2pQaAW Also 81 Front ST., New Orleans.
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SALE OF GLoTHING, Ero.-The particular atten.
ton Of buyers called the large credit e ii clothing bas
and ahEs & take place his day. ct 70 ocor at The auction
room Of f Roger Co. No Is Old Ievee strgst Te,tas -
800, sixty days credit.
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To Medical Students.
Medical students.
TIE sOWtherM OU Company.

The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS
the sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANIES Factory Mobile are now prepared to
prnah
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL. for
lubricatiug purposes.
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
CoLoRs, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly ior the portable gas apparatus,
Deck OIL.
Of superior quality for decks Of ships and steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities
The Machinery OIL is fully guaranteed VIXEN purchased Of
any recognized agent of the Company
For sale by the resilient agent m works in Mobile by
G. G. BOGERT Il CO.,
Agents of the Company,
Re6 2ntf&W ~ Cuup street, N o,
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.ReaU Shaker Preserves.

42O BOXES FRESH sHAKER PRESERVES, FIRST quality,
inst received and for sale by
HALL, KEMP & CO.,
d. 2P5t corner of Canal and .Tchoyptoulas street4
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BIZ
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At sprngyille La, Wednesday, November A. mrs JAS
nF q son
- II FL Id a


On wednesday, the lst December AMEs GAREGAE, late
exempt member Of Columbia Fire Company.
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY No. 5.-The officers and
members Of the above Company hereby notified meet
the euginohOuse fully equipped ~ O'Clock this afternoon
to attend the funeral Of JAMES GAREGAS late exempt
Der Of the Company By order of the Foreman
A. B. BREEDLoyE, Secretary.
R9-LatIies. arc you afflicted with Nervous
ness Dyspepsia Energy Weakness Dizziness or Sick
Headache, cad the following:
j. NJ Hushizer Doylescwn Pa. June q, says my wife
has afflicted with Nervous Debility since September
1851 since which have been unable find any physician
medicine would benefit her least until one day
called Of Dr. Harvey town. for some tine
ture iron and described 10 him the Affections of my wife
then handed lot Of papers read among which
found describing Hooaaud's German Bters immedi.
aey procured few bottles from him. am pleased to state
that the of the Bers has more good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken wish you to send me
half dozen bottles"
These Bes sold by druggists sorekeepers In every
and village in the United States Canadas West Indies
and South America, att cents per bsttle.
Principa! office 41S Arch street. Philadelphia Pa
See that you get Hoofand's German Bttters.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL by j WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and ISL Chartres street. dl 2plmkW
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fl Difficulty Esen0Ued!
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
FOR THE MILLION!!
En- MIND

r I Z { = Vt = N z . E q Z . A.
34.,."......M MAGAZINE STREET. .........,..34
Corner Of Gravier New Orleans,
Have removed DIFFICULTY by concentrating in their
house CLOTHING for MAN and BOY, Of every conceivable
style color and quality OF goods Their long experience the
business enables them never thought BY
any other house Every article sold by them has full guara
tee, both as regards quality and workmanship
ZONE PRICEH
adhered to- and if after the purchase Of Goods any sat
faction exists the article may be exchanged or the money
refunded. ng9 2f6t
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STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND CAPTAINS !!!


STEAMBOAT OWNERS AND CAPTAINS ! II
rnvv INVENTION
PATENTED APRIL, 1858.
w Y. G [ r L S
MT n m~ a> SIS M% ns an az a M%hmp@
FOR THE PROTECTION OF rILLER ROPES.
We confidently recommend this newly invented Pipe for the
protection of Tier Ropes 1t being mperaious FIRE and
water consequently the rope enables the Pilot to
work with much greater consists of double metallic
pipe with the iuersice filled with Plaster Of Paris the whole
being about two inches in diameter The steamer Baltic which
is now in port has been supplied this Fire Proof Pipe and
it operates to the entire satisfaction the officers Of the boat
We would refer Pilots and CaptRtns to their letter
BOSTICK, HYNES & Co,
Agents and Manufacturers,
sc Fulton and IS Front street. New Orleans.
A Card.
We take great pleasure in recommending W. Y GILIls
FIEE-PROOF PIPE for the protection Of Ter Ropes Of
Steamboats, We have given practical the seambott
Balt" and find it works we'll ueyery particular. It is per
feet protection from FIRE and with the
lot than the old plan Of using the Ter Ropes The changes
e..
rna cnnsasnt M h - s,,a ~ tasi IN ai Iat,,
out the slack so Of en- We ne Of opinion that the rope will
last much longer in the fire than when exposed and
- '''Oe y O' u '"''o'' WY
GEO. r. FOWLER. Pilot.
@. H. MEEKIN Master.
G. ?. JEWEII, Clerk
--.yN,-eL no-- It, NV, ., l22S. III Zpt
B0ggseeg szyFFe,,,.
l. M t - IL U M OF IL a > HON
&SA A&S5- &cEA- ED "a
DEEss-MAKER,
Corner of Canal aud Charities streets,
over Mullen 4 Co. store.
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
-, r.,,,,,v,.
49,
CT OAKS AND MAN TTTTA c
New and very Grn.eful
II Il . q re mars u.s.
great variety Of ...
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Reception of Senator Douglas.

The undersigned Of tesyng the Hon STE
PHEE A. DOUGLAS his approaching visit to this city,
their unqualified appreciation of his patriotic and truly National
Position in his late contest the State Of Illinois, in defence
Popular Sovereignty and State Rights contest in which he
has with unsurpassed bodness ability and eoquenee tri-
umphany conended for the Of the Union the rights
whole people, against powerful faction ated BY
successes emboldened by Democratic aid. In The
tracted condition Of the political affairs Of the country
cheering be able point public mau who prompted by
loe impulses of patriotism has had the iFmness and
the power to maintain the right,
We DESIRE then Democrats Of New Orleans conjunction
with those ellowezens all parties Who like our.
selves adhere the doctrines Of State Rights Popular
ereigny tender hearty Welcomes welcome significant
our sympathy and admiration, to STEPHEN A, DOUGLAS,
the patriot the statesman whose Past inspires glorious
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R5@ One hour is all the time required TO
keep the hair any lazy gentleman Of brilliant brown or
black color for the space of ONE YEAR. if CRIsTADORos
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that pur
pose. EIGHT MINUTES only consumed IN appyingi
and the brilliant and truly impaired to the hair
whskers moustacbe lasts at least SIX WEEKS. No won
der that this Dye dispacing Others both in this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere and applied by all har-dressers
ms 2p1m&W GRIsTAD0RO. No 8 Astor House, NJ Y
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As the charge Of Judge Campbell to the Grand
Jury at Mobile has been published in city paper,
we have concluded to re-publish the review Of the
Mobile Register therenpon and invite the attention
Of our readers thereto 1t will be found on the second
page.
The review is scorching whitening and convincing.
Ninetynine hundredths OF those who read it in this
community, and in the South generally, will endorse
its expressions and stand by its positions. At least
such is the deliberate conviction Of Judgment, ar
rived at dispassonaely after due consideration. In
the closing paragraph, and perhaps in one or two
other places, the language used may be deemed too
strong by very moderate men who dislike harshness
Of expression, no matter what the provocation or
cause but when the whole subject is justly scanned
without prejudice or partiality who can say that
wrong has been committed in the premises. We re.
spect Judges when they respect themselves and their
lofty Offices, and hold the scales Of justice with
steady unvarying hand but when they transform the
almost sacred trusts conded to their keeping into en-
gnes Of oppression and outrage we hold it to be emf
nently right and proper that they should be aragned
before the high tribunal Of the sovereign people
Hence we have deemed it our duty to give extended
circulation to the Registers pungent article.
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HD1Ela3l $ Co.,
somaetI.ing Good Erer,y 7D0,s,

The old Treatment of Fever Ague been entirely SUI
perceded Formerly we had doses Of Quinne Opium Nor.
phiae Arsenic, cts all terrible poisons, Now We have
DIR, C - j. LEEDS
SUINENIG SUBS TEurJu1.G,
which cdre completely ali Feverana Age without poisonous
Injurious donEs Ills ahdote ANY person sye
emaes it without restraint children can use it,
SO effective yet HARMLESS its properties Remember te
QUININE SUBSTITUTE,
and Lot these whe dread taking mineral ro6ons gel rid Of Fee
yer Fever and Agne and such like by means Of this harmless
and iuElblg medicine.
Solo in New Orleaus wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO,
General Agents
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BOOTH On Thursday m1rning May 20, SOLOMON g.
Booru, in the $50 year Of his age, nas OF ne~two
h RENAME VII, be taken to Grespw, o. tor buriS his
Qrioay) morning, at ten O'Clock, fro IN No seG Pearl
CossoR On Thursday evening, n ~ 70, EDWARD I.
CorSoR, ~ 2ss 5priog street
Notice Of fupera' on saturday
LBAvE-Op Tuesday, May rs, at = orr,sana, wsstches.
ter county Ms. HARsAr CaAvs, gsd "a years aud 20
The friends Of the family arc mos respectfully I'M ited
70 stteno he funeral this Ffts, aiernooa at shres
O'clock from Der late residence, ordhs avenue, near
finn ttrcet, Morrisania
Possibly -saadeniy, on horS lay morning, Nay 20
WfLfIAs FoHxx At
HI friends, and those or hts 70 hers David Garret
James hrs brother In iaw, John Brtts sof David
Cbsteeld requested 70 ate I'D fune from MA
late residence, No 10 Wet We sbogoo place, this (ff
dsy) afternoon, ~ toree O'Clock
iuvAI-Ih BsookiyD, on n tuesday, Nay 20, OF con-
SUMPTION, b.wsssu Du,AI, IN ine 18th year OF mis- age
Further psrticaiars In to mo- ror's paper.
BowARD On rnursosy, y az 20, CaAnrs d. How
ARD, coTe1sn aged IS years
me relatives friends Of the family professional
ARTISTS are respectfully pvt ID 20 attend tue funeral from
ns late ressdeoce, NO IL spenard street Saturday
moroipg, atten o'clock wit nout further iSvi,aior.
LamE-ln Louguspiei, @ r on sa,nrdss, NAY Is
EsuE lABsr, aged ~ ars, months sao days. son
OF l. and Of the late Ha triet Iabbt
mi sdeiphia and New reaGs papcrs .lexse copy.
MoKpos-ln Hoboken, % WsJurwd DAY, Nay ~, 81 gene
ra debA PsTsiex wck EoS, The 7on year Of hts are
Tie res,ivee aud ieo ds Of ,oe iam,y are respectfully
invited attend tho fun era from his late resience IL
WASHINGTON street Bob ken to ridsy) sorc pg, A. teI
o'c och, aso ON 81. ms cburco at eleven O'Clock
CArDsal-on srg W, April II, at net resiieoc.
Caddeli street, Hat fry land, cousiy DOTn Ireland
es-s, only Surviving daughter or tee Ian EdTsr
Csddell, Captain Of the Yeomanry Of the Mort
Of Ireland, ubeey ois BrtsnBic Majesty George tn
Fourth aod also Soil tor aud Ssaescha R,btrg
ana ss,er OF The 10 Chs 5adteil, Counsso or at aH
koreyslan Arusr, and OF the vel know Lieut. Ed~ar
CAccel VINO fough In the ea.nsr VAS th odia. com
naIoi,g his diyf OF the S6h regiment foot, but ds
On hsIeu IRON India, say q, ios aud aunt Of Fran
els ana Chas Cs6d a. OF tots city.
PxREx-0B rhu rpcay May 70, ME- JANE PERRY, widos
81 David Perry, j. :.
The frerfsos tho family auf OF her bfotherin Ia v
Thomas Owen, VI her soa theodore fcry, are Ia
sted u Atiena fuaerA, Saturday sflern0On,
O'Clock n ON 40 93 Henry street New YORK.
Chntop st<ssi
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BACuE-HAs On Tuesday, May i8, at st. Johus
church BY TIE Rev DR.. H,baft J. Hsssr B,css, to
FInsB r. second daughter OF Charles H. H.swoii Es1,
all II ibis city.
COLLINS GUY On Monday, May 10, At st Vincent dc
Psus church, by Rev Mr. Lafou q, MICHAsa Wnu.a son
o. the late william Collins, Esq butter merchant OF
Cork reaGd JvLE foarth daughter " the late
Major Peter Coy o. 80 Battalion OF her Msety o ncofpo
raed hints, Montreal, Caoaoa.
HIGG{M-CRAUT Tuesday, May IL, at tue $Aotsn
stress Bsplst church. by the Rev. M Hscox, J. j.
HIGGrSs 20 Miss 5AE p A. CRnur, ali OF this city.
thispetbn,s emo Bosloo papers please copy
KEN bsSIL On THURSDAY, May 20, Ia the 0rcosrd
street Uuversaliss church, BY Rev Sswyv~, ID. D.
Mr.. Jossps kssr, vardeo, Workhouse, &sscx ~c,,s
Island to Miss JAsE A. Bssx1L, James Y. Wat
kins, all OF this city
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MEETING or TIE MGULARs DEMOCRATIC ekNsRAL
ccnMIrTKp-Tan BRrTrsH ourRAGEs UroN AMk-
RICAN vRseELs.
Tho Regulars Democratic Republican General Commit
tee, iw members style II, met Last night u No. lea
Bo0ery.
me following preamble and resolutions were oGsret
by J. Mcleod Murphy, and were carried unanmousy:-
whereas stTics Of unparalleled ouirages have boon
recently committed BY British cruisers upon vessels
bearing the American M IN the CAY Of Mexico and
other contiguous 10 the coast o the United Sates
and whereas, these outyass are In direct violation OF
extsSg treaty stpuisuses, IN insult 70 the hsz OF the
country sttemg 10 force upco the Amer peo2ls
Ina reiec4ed ana odious rshs - sesrcnsheve Pre- be
Resolyes That IN The opinion OF the Geoer Al uom
"A \ the duiy ~ the administration - dems immedsse
reuara.icu iru govern ment q ner M Nnno Majesty
n, Al sse mutiplied and continued inaultA
pssoved fnas the members OF CONFESS from tbs csy
~ ,eauestsd 70 urge upon The nation al iexsssure
S.te action in The premises, With view 10 prope
vud,cson of the honor OF the h' OF the republic sn'
,hss each mcmpsr be furnish "a With . copy of tnes
,esolusIops duIy sftesiei by .he officers.
te css,er business rrr <artst ~ 20 public int
rssa mere VA full xieuaaace, and NE eommitts
adjourned hts
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmLADEfPmA, May 20, 1905.
saccls heavy. Pennsylvania ssate t's. SIN Reading
Railroad, 20; Morris oaas AZ; Long Island RAiroad
H''' reAA'' Nrw ORLEANS, May 10, 1855.
cost,u-saes TO day 500 bales, a. iiSe alike for
nicdlins: Yellow corn, TOO Frssh'-c''''o !" Av'r
pool o." cuAmuuos, Nay 10. 1883.
Cotton market firm AID unchanged. Sales today l,zoo
SAVANNAH, May 10, 1885,
Costnn-rhe sales today about the usual average,
but there no quosAole change pro.s Nav 10 1885,
We have no quosasls change the prices cotton 70
report today e sass are sSou. ~ usu n.x 20 sss
-Four steady wbest-white, 81 20 asl IS. Corn &C
s' .als. Il soSe Ss PROVISIONS dull and unchanged
Lard lo,Sc. hc. go ,o.s
uc,1ou declined &c. Flour very dull Al - 12H.
wheat duh, 81 Is 81 IS FOR vhiie, and 81 o. as os
rcr red Corn active yellow, 60, roc. white, CSC Pro.
v''"'' '"''' Ara.xr, May 2o-eP.M
rour-ssles Of about 10000 ecs. a easter prices.
Wsssrr mixed At soc .nosi oss-sacs Of IS 900 bush
sls Carasa East al 800 $50 measure AM ~ 600 bush
~ o.s.s: Ws,, S' s dong SsaSs siss
Of ESQ bss. state 81 2ic, sad 100 eoa do on private
forms. p-~,,,o .vm-,pv
your sasicr sales Of lto bos - 10 for good extra
wsoopsin; "a for DO Ipdsna and Northern Ohio wns,s
as,cv sses Of 10 600 bushels 81 Toe 1lc for COMMON
N rood Mlwruke cup slc (snai for red OHIO, AMI soc
49, On hoarc1 do for IuAsuA. Corn stcsfy sales of
IA 600 busbe at Sic Lover Lake, and BOO Tor prime
ullnos Oau unch Anged; sales OF 1000 bashss At 800
ghsrey steady; talss OF zoo bb's. At 49, Fres avs
roats are scarca and rates stssty ;WheN w i5c
n New York Lake imports yesterisy-i3,ooo ools. Q,
49, ,ea a bushels wheat IL 900 bushels corr Canal
syco,s~s COO bbs ncur, 81 700 busaes wheas isoco
do. corn, 10 900 do. osss , aspu
rour-uo,ersss demand for better grades. karkesuu.
.h...sd ssles OF 400 bbis. ~ ~ 49, extra uppr LAKE
"a az n a Ca Indiana limos and QUO az 40 81;
doub,e sxtra DO and Michigan al ~ 30 ~ 70, iavorts
bands wheat steady-9ales OF 10000 ou-nem ~ tw
soc. red ONO AZ poc csc. white Cansds c,rn nssay
sales a. 30 600 bushels at sic for lndissa e4o ooc
ecund Illinois oass uuchanged-Saes OK ovv pm"e,s ,
RSc. Freiehn sscady-wheas, lSc- 70 rev W.. ~,
imports for the twerty four hours ending noon-s,.o
bbls -FOUR II 900 brshels wheat 1000 40 oss v~"s
exporsse,oo0 bbs -four; 5000 bushels vnes'' i''o''
20. corn; 5000 DO. eaas. spw
Flour Inactive. Wheat Without material change Cnicssc
spring 100, with sales Of 600 bushes Corn m far de
rsnd; rses 800 bushels Illinois river a. OIL Hcs VIC
Osn scaxcs, and nothing doing. Canal frctSne uo
changed; h,ur 300, wheat &C corn 8, 70 New YORK
Iass impcrts-2,loo bbs. nour 10000 bushels waesf
$4,000 bushels corn Canal ex5oru-3,70o bbs h)ur
$4,000 bushes wheat, b,ooo bushels corn, 5000 bashsl
cAis. -
r1our dull wheat nrm sikc. Onrn frm, ard Al
vapcsa M shipments 70 0sweso oday-No four, "a 90
hushcls wheat, 1900 busnels Receipts 70 dag
600 pbls. four 1000 bushels wheat, 10 600 baans
snwn. o
Nsss pork held at s's so, with m'rc soysr~ N "a ss
srs. lard buoysni a. iSNc Bacon DOLL whisks
sssvs q IKE
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Movements and Objects OF tho K.nsa. Bandits.

5r LOUIS, May 70, 200
Accounts from Kansas continue TO speak OF outraes
and robberies by Mougcmery's band Of outlaws Ssvs.
raj stores and the Post Oce Willow Springs were rob-
bed the 18th. Heavy robberes are also reported IN
different parts Of johnson county and three hundred t.
miles said to have been driven out of Lyna county
Montgomery holds captains mission under General
Lane. 1t 10 understood that the band have Q written
pleoge UNDER which they 70 drive all the pro-
slavery men cut Of tho Territory, and 70 break up tho
land sales in july They also reported 10 have said
that uniess Governor Denver whdraws the troops from
Fort Scott they will proceed to Lecompon and hang him.
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Arrival Of tho nl.s.r. at Boston.

bOsrOd, nay ~, hosos
The steamship Nagars arrived here froa Halifax d
eight o'clock this svasns lss papers she brings Goa
tain no Of sSooAi inersst aadon 10 sna' aresay
received over the wires Her maths will bs ds'ps'ohsd
south over ss New Have road b. the train which leaves
here Al an early hour TO- morrow ,rnug. and which
due in New York between 70 sad q o'clock The same
afternoon
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wv Asconsin In the Hands OF tho Phllistines "
TO THE RDIToR OF THE herald.


NEW YORK, 81 Nassau Get, May 20, 1858.
In your paper Of Thursday last, the 18Th inst you
copied from the Madison owls Patiot article headed
awisconsin in the lands Of the Phssines," containing
certain charges against us, grounded on report Of
committee OF the Wisconsin Legislature Al the time We
did consider tho matter Of sufficient importance to be
noticed but have M length yielded 70 the opinion OF
some respectable friends and have consequently 10 70
ausst that you will give the publicity TO our reply
&c TO the original accusation.
We are accused FIRST OF endeavoriDg TO compel one
H. Preus late superutendeut Of Public Property 10 the
S.aae Wisconsin purchase stationery OF as secold,
OF Offering him commission OF ID 20 per cent on the
OF purchase made third, OF charging the STATE
delivered fourn OF charging outrageous prices for tns
whole OF our bill All Statements declare 70 De
utterly iasc and unfounded
when Ja,ob a. Preuss called on In July, 1885, for
the porpose Of examining goods aud prices previous
70 making his purchases fof the state We certainty
did epdeavor 70 compel bim 70 give US his
order but only BY the legitimate means OF offering him
the GOODS OF moderate pricss, aud ne expressed MIN
what ne required any where else such fsvors
Die serms He then made us the direct offer 70 purchase
The goods OF provided ina, We o4cs.
Ugly This post vcly declined 70 DO and IN conse
quence his patronage transferred
rcbbins the state Treasury not aware, By some
means this affair leaked out at Madson-M Preuss ~ss
cssrsced and lost his posiion, which he may perhaps
Ths enrolling paper furnished 10 tho state in 1851 Vas
tbe finest qualify Engsh hand made roy the currens
market price OF which then snd now , SD per rcsm
The Of tho paper atone Was 500 the balance on
the charge was for ensrss.ng, pruning aud runs me
absurdty OF statement that 200 sheets Are loss nso
quarter Of "a TOO obvious W nccd demonstranon;
each parce sent 10 Madison contained zio wo
hundred sxtccp) perfect sheess exactly nan
As 70 the other items of accouss, We vii only say
that they perfectly fair and reasonable, and SUCH As
We would cnesrfuly submit ~ the examination OF any re-
spectn Die bcuse tho trace AZ We are IA The hso OF
paying for hc goods we p1rcnsse 4ad Tor inc wok
We never prciend TO do business on other erms Tue
Ucoarse bosrsph" executedin the nrs sly OF
The ara by al ennext hthogr and the eptDst sp
p'eo " says little for the taste or technical snosiedse
81 u critics. -. =.
We have fu confidence the justice aud good sense o.
thc ma ,ol of tha wisconsin Legislaturo aud We have
no doubt IN the consideration Of this report that snsy
viii aso consider the Interested AMI Malicious moves
tho partiss who have instgated THIS perseculoa We
| remain, cir, yours respectfully r,os a srvuoun
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EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS.
Scftening the skin
and EAproying the complexion.
Iris admirable preparation ofeidey flowers syery
"a psrfvDe kider bsss from the earliest ages,
s.n,.t. AIMED as mild per cot beau
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