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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-31
|, THE PaoJEqnEp ST. ParR1dk's G4rHE-

The PRoJEqrED ST. PaTRIdk's CRrHE-
DIAL IN NEw YoRK,-This. immense strpc-
.t tire re, the corner stone Of which will be
laid Oh the | 5tii Of Adgist next, is 70 be
erected on the block between Fiftieth and
I7iftY-frst-s streets, sftontingion FlfihsAFen-
ue, and reaching back, toItl4ei line Of Mad
ison Avenue. II will present asffont,.ol
40, and a-depth of 80 ) f., the whole bull
ding costing little-less than $4,000 ac-
cording to the estimate. in the Freenan's
Journal. It IS intended 10 be a most COR
saeous and imposing Structure, and no ex.
penses are to beeurtailetf 10 render IL une-
architectural beauty.a Theatilne
allotted for It's completion is but five years.
and the contract has been taken.ssd bss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-31

8 L ssEs5' The Syracuse. journal says that's
fugitive slave, perfect y white, arrived in
that city a day Or 50 ago, BY the Under
ground railroad. His name is Edward
Walker, is in his ] 7th year, and came
from Charleston, South Caroliaa. But
for the mould Of his features, no one would
suspect. that negro blood flowed in bis
veins. 49, "a 5 ft.as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-31

ADMIRABLE Use OF A MAGNET. "a
smith in Brighton, England, while forging
a piece of iron, felt something strike his
eye, aud subsequently, felt great pain, he
went to DIR. King, in Palace Street, who
discovered that a piece Of iron had inbed-
led itself in. the ball of the eye. After
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PROPOSALS. FOR SHAFTS.

U. s. CAnToL EXTENSION AQUKDucr OfricE
Washington, September 30th, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS al
day OF December furnishing the the
Extension hundred Shafts
exterior pOrticos of that building
The dimensions n follows
hundred shafts, including the upper the
at TO be twenty five feet two and eighth inches height
the bottom OF said to the OF the
The diameter of the piece
and nveeighhs inches the diameter Of the
three and at the below
aud eighth inches the diameter the upper
the work when finished.
All the blocks be scabbd round Dimensions
from adj defects which would make bemises in the
The above shafts be OF white American MARBLE
grain and composition that used the
tension, which from Lee Massachusetts,
Every proposal should accompanied
cubic foot Size specimen the marble offered This
will be submitted chemical
being accepted for the work -
The proposals should the within which the
be delivered and should be accompanied
signed by responsible persons
undertake the bidder be
securities for the completion OF the
accompanied States
District Judge United States District Attorney
officer OF tho
Department Of War that the able
guarantee. IS
The
deemed and TO make other
the marble.
Proposals will furnishing single
blocks blocks of not less than four feel length
Der shafts offered single blocks pieces respectively
be stated. .sp Cyl fy
Proposals will opened in this Office
the bidders who present
By order Of the Secretary OF War; tt8s
No MEIGs
Capt Of Engineers.
In charge OF U. s. Capitol Extension.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE CHIEF or POLICE.

WASHINGTON Cry November ist, looo
nam s Iu accordance with the 18th rule In relation
~ me duties Of the chief Of police and the IN rule pre-
Jnc tho duties of the Captain OF the Auxiliary Guard
have the honor very respectfully to state that the force
nIer nv charge have been vigant in endeayoring TO
serye pesce and order throughout the city aud, am
knoy ia being able say with almost entire success
hljeye the city has at time been more quiet than a
.ent Nearly all the disorders that have taken place
IL the cty during the month have been caused by IN
oyion There have been arrested and brought TO the
~arhouse during the mouth, z53 persons White, 1871
eeolored 66 males 222 females, 81. Their places OF
natiyy as far as assersined Dhtretof Columbia
a6 Ireland 55 Maryland 81 Virginia, 20 Pennsyl-
yania IA Scotland, Germany, England, New
YORK 8 Italy 2 France, 2; Holland, 1; New lamp
shire Ohio +; Maine, New Jersey, |; Tennessee,
q. Delaware, Wales !; North Carolina, Russia,
! Massachusetts, 1; besides 2i9 have been ncommoda-
led with lodgings from the sucking babe OF ak months
II b, the gray headed old man OF seventy five. The
onnt of judgments and costs obtained against persons
for violations OF the laws OF the Corporation during the
month amounts TO ST. 1879 60. The amount of money
collected amounts to 81 $50 4S.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
J. II. GODDARD,
Chief of Police.
To his honor JAMES G. BEnaEr, Mayor Of Washington.
R,a, Of e segeral Police C6stas for the city Of Washing
ta made % j. H. Gollra Cef q Police for sad city,
HE f,,t dan of November 1898.
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hair was very and had gradually fallen until had become
thin commenced using Mrs s. Aliens Worlds
aud also the Zlobaamu my hair Is RESTORED 10 its
COLOR, and ceased TO fall
REV NJ TEACHER
Pitcher, Chaaaa0o Co, ~. T.
PREsT J. H. EAToS, H. d. Marfrseaoro Notwithstanding
Irregular Zylobalsa
the falling 81 Of hair ceased and grey locks restored
70 their original color
RKv @ A. gccxaE, Treas Bible I'm, " T-I very cleer
fully add my testimony that of other friends.
REy. H. VI DsGgS, Eiitor Guide Holiness, Boston,
That Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair resorer and zlobasamum
The growth Of the hair where badness had commenced
have the evidence OF our own eyes"
r. H. polIocS, Ed Presbyterian Witness Cin
had opportunity aud become satisfied of the Mrs A. AL
lens preparations for the hair"
REV FaIRcmp, u, D., Cor Form Chm Unon
~ Fa take pleasure commencing Mrs A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Bestorer and Zylobalsamum" ....... d.. r.. ...
RKv f. G. AapRcs late Missionary Hayti Martins
burg r." have derived much benefit the Mrs
A. Aliens Worlds IIhir Rcsorcr and ~ obaIsamnm."
REy. s. D. MORLEY, Waiiamsoca, Na The effect Of Mrs A.
Aliens preparations has been change the Grown Glory belong
ing to old men to The original hue Of youth" @
roRrEts, Sanneh 6 Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Reoer and zylobasamnm has met most expceta
tons"
RKy A. H. CoRSEl1 Cor Sec BID Ed'n r. d. C NJ Y--a Mrs
g A. Aliens Zyobaa,num happy
say prevented falling or Of the hair being
grey to is original color Y -1.Hsu.
REV j. WEST No Washington Place BoohIyn NJ Ta thank
fully acknowledge the OF Mrs A. Aliens preparations curing
my badness and grsyness.
wEsrE Ed Chm Era Boston, Nass. have used Mrs.
s. A. Aliens preparations satisfaction neither
bald nor grey"
might equal standing foregoing
all U. 81 and from Europe such W.
ToRSEoE Prescott England Rsv JAMES McFAKAsK Esous n Y;
REy b. BnucE, Newmarket H. RRv C. KuScK ewsown, Pa
Rkv GRsworD Washington, " H. Rxv j. r. TusS, Charles
c. Rsv. WV Cutter Ed Mothers Mag N " Rev
Hoyr Orange, J soSK Greensboro VI; REV f..
EVANS, Delhi o. REy VIZ r. Dowss, Howard N r.. RE GEO NJ
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
l. the virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date the 23d
day Of May A. d. 1857 duly recorded Iber No 1874
oios 37 OF the land records for Washington county the
District of Columbia the undersigned, trustee viii sell public
auction front OF the premises Thursday the 18th day Of No
vemher H. 1885, four O'Clock the western part of lot
492 i'll the Washington the said said
having ~ feet and 10 inches and running back the whole
depth of the lot.
Term Of Onethrd In cash. aud the remainder equal
six and twelve months with interest," and secured
deed Of to the satisfaction Of the trustee The sale
be complied with within otherwise
right orese the risk and Of the first purchaser All
aucing at the purchasers cost
WM. IL WARD, Trustee.
Oct 30--dtd JAS. c. MCGUIRE l. Co, Auctioneers.
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DIED.

"a tbe 4h inst Mrs ANN DrNAwiN in The esh year Of her
~ ect Of tc late ws Dty.wN native Frederick civ
~ out resident Of This city foe the last thirty years
% funeral viii take place from her corner Of Ib,
s and Massachusetts avenue this afternoon o'clock Her
end eequahanees respectfully requested attend her
"hesai without further nolse '.t n y
frederck CITY aud New York papers please copyJ
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctioneers.

LtiiNlrURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
PUBLIC sAIEon Friday morning November the 9th, at 10
O'clock al the residence OF declining
sos First street between North streets, shall se
the furniture and effects comprising
Mahogany hair spring
Rocker and parlor chairs
Mahogany dining, and breakfast tables
Carpets, oil cloth, an mating
Lounges, ockcrs
Mahogany SECRETARY bookcases
Bedsteads, bureaus, washssands
Feather beds, holsters pillows
Hair aud husk mattresses
Blankets, comforts spreads
Window curtains, shades
and woods chairs, seitees
China, glass, and erockery
Cooking alright, and Franklin stoves
Together with general household kitchen
requisites.
under sum a credit o.
days, for satisfactorily endorsed noes, bearing interest
c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
I'd Auotioaosrs.
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sc. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.


INXECUTORS' SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
IL gilt carpets curtains and silver
public auction Thursday morning. November
adjoining United Hotel
&c, comprising
Rosewood French sofa and paror chairs
Marble top sofa and side tables
Rosewood secretary and book what nOts
Three large French plate manel mirrors
Elegant rosewood marble-iop mirror front bcaniet
Eighteen solid oak leather covered dining chairs
Rosewood marbleop dressing table
Paintings and engrayngs, sets OF girandoes
Damask and lace curtains, c0rnce, &c. + .4'
Velvet Brussels and ingram carpets oil cloth and Drug
gets
Large walnut sdeboards, elegantly bas.reief
Solid mahogany extension dining table, Is feet long
Eighteen solid mahogany with hair cushioned
About 700 solid silver walters gobcs pitchers
tubs, ladies, knives, forks spoons &c
Heavily plated walters, of.gariou pitchers covered dishes
champagne coolers, castors, boats,
French china lnner, dessert
Cutgass bowls, gobe tumblers
Large Chinese punch bowl Bohemian glassware
Choice lot Of liquors and cigars .a..aaa.
Damask towels napkins, table cloths
Marblctop dressing bureaus and wasbsands
Walnut Eizabeian bcadstcads
Eiamcled cottage sets, Ioupg.
Very superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
Fine cIrIed hair and husk mattresses
Supsrior blankets comforts, and Marseles quilts
Handsome French china granite toilet sets
Together with large assortment OF kitchen requisites.
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
H. b. TYLER
PHILIP P. PENDIEToN,
Executors
JAS. c, MCGUIRE h CO.
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.

silver Spring Florida, The 2ls October 1855 by
oSfs Dr. HENRY " HoiAls this city to sidney dbughter
" mos > PAsrsrR, esq, Of the former place.
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T,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Net assets February 1885 pos o5 Secured
bonds aud mortgages 81 class. -
Frederick Winston, president Isaac Abbott secretary
A. X y Garne NJ D. examining physician a6s Ninth
Pamphlets aud further information may
CHARLES DE SlJDEN, Agent,
June 22-d6ns No. 507 Seventh street
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ARRIyALS Ar THE HOTELS


chAs y Brlen, y York DoNsisn a. lady Ir1ington ny
WA Brown Maryland John I Wiilet a lady, n
Y NJ Dowei Pennsylvania Daniel Price lady Newark
Jas Carr Norfolk, Va Falis lady NJ, .hold
q Pollock, Philadelphia James Brown, n Orleans
Martin leryeyj y York C o Page vile, Mobile, Ala
- Portland California g Elliott a lady, York
J l. Hliskii, pirgns Jno II Green, do
) nlWcs, baltimore Is A rbortup oeoryta
J weishtnan, n York RE Dixon. do
III Barclay, Lexington Va Miss A Dixon DO
Mrs Mlrciay a 2 children, do Miss n b Dixon do
Miss Miller, Richmond, "a Aiss w Roujbac FLORIDA
Maapen lady baltimore james Riley, lady servant
Vim Simnls, do Louisiana II
@ d Partner 4 lady York Geo w Purwell. do
Ar Barbour lady, Virginia w Feon Phiadelphla
Mira ~ Brbonr, do Miss foIton do
Miss Barbour do Mr. 81 Mrs ,imu,ln Roaon !.
Al stokes lady n Carolina Thos Donaldson, Baltimore.
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FORM OF A GUARANTEES.

FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
TO Carr. NJ. c. Mncs, U. S. Engineers ts ay tsa. Ef
We the undersigned, residents n State Of
---- hereby, jointly and sevcraIy the
United States and guaranty in the foregoing bid
accepted they WILL within
bid the
perform furnish
conformity which il
And In the said - shall fall enter into
Aforesaid guaranty
tween the offer by the said and the bidder
Alb
CD
thereby certify the knowledge belief e
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
Oct I--codtd 3a EF
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

THE NEW AND WASHINGTON PRINTING TELEGRAPH
COMPANY USING THE fHoUsEo PRINTING TELEGRAPH IN
sTRUNRNr
General Office, National Hoiei--entranee 9Th street
Branch Office, Wizards Hotel.
TINE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON PRINT
IL ING TELEGRAPH Communicating the only line in direct
with the northern, and
enabled by facilities the their line
from Washington Us follows.
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dhS SEWING MACHINES.--A Practical Family
NDeJ sewing machine for So Performing fully equal No
ripping Of stitches No getting
it, everybody will have it, Secured by let
patent.)
rights placed within
the reach of enerprising business portion
ritory already securely
Ta confidently feel they place before the public
the chance for profitable
machine the requisite qualities which,
simplicity and low will misses
anxiousy waiting the machine
grasp.
wishing purchase requested once
this wonderful achievement monopoly
county desired
NOVELTY S. SEWING MACHINE co.
Office, Bartlett Co., Needle Manufacturers,
42l Broadway, corner Canal N. Y.
Call or send for circular with cuts Of machines. '
2l--d1m
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0osnauTArIoN.- Charles Barrett, who respitcd by
'he President engaged yesterday in making prepare
uoh TO meet his fate Under these circumstances IL will
DC Joyous news TO him to learn that the President has
committed his sentence into Imprisonment for life
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The arrangements whereby
line speedily which
they hope by the lat February
Thankful for the liberal patronage them the
pany continuance public Having
employ operators promise
tue accuracy inrusted 10
them. The advantages of
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
all others well o this community.
J. III PURDY
Nov 2-f superintendent.
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No. 625.]
Notice for restoring certain Lands To ma ~ n In
the State of Ala ha rms - -

NOFlCE is hereby given that the land Office AT
IN fba In the State of Alabama, will the Goth dnv az
December next he 10 the sale
all vacant public lands cmbrsced IN the bo~iug townships which
We're subject 70 entry and location withdrawn lny sna.
which had been Withdrawn probably falling within ,he prrscs
limits selection OF the railroad Alabama by c AZ con
ere approved March 1851 hut not ~ wuh
said limits, viz: - $3.50
No@ ne base i'"e and eaa The 50 Stephens msaf,an
Township y Of ranges 49, "a %, %, a. 2s 20 and 3o
Township y OF ranges 20, "a, 25, 20, a. ~ 2p so
Township 9, Of IT
Washington October 90 1sbS M "v "
TEIos A. HENDRICKS
~. "a 80. ,.. .sf Commissioner.
oct 22--laN0w flntel&Sal
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DROFESSOR MACLEOD'S SCHOOL AND
i CLASSES, a tr. E.agart-
800 r street, (Iareen l In and l2h.)
THE SELECT BOARDING school. FOR YOUNG LADIES
OPEN enjoying the constant and teaching of fire ladies of
ability besides the supervision Of the principal lis
lessons and lectures occupying Ave hours OF every day
MUSIC ON THE HARP, tIANO, AND GUITAR
taught by Of family far than the
usual charges Of equally competent proicssofs.
school United States better facilities the
QUESTION Of the French language Prof has charge OF this
department
LITERARY LECTURES TO LADIES.
popular assist ladies the
literature accompanied By readings the
The delivered Mondays,
Fridays III O'Clock comprise notices Of the
writer's from the Chsucer the time
PRIVATE CLASSES IN EOCUTioN,
compliance with repeated requests private classes
ladies who wish
pishnent graceful harmonious reading separate
gentlemen who wish exercise themselves general
amaon tho oratoy the Senate the pulpit pop
assemblies including the whole culture gesture
READING CIRCLES
will established
month to aid in dinusng critical taste for elocuion
For details circulars, 5tsff
4 Oct 6--lm3taw fmtel,1 la.
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- The United States from I7s9 ls57The In The
words Of The statute book tho both alphabetically
state and federal the
United States has been the subject Of adjudication well those
"a reference for professional men
thers.'--Judge Mclean. 1865
Cannot Gail to be Of utility the bench bar Judge
great utility many classes outside the
legal profession. Con. Wbssop.
Indispensable the lawyer and highly useful to tho
statesman and man OF business. 'chaacelor fbster.
Indispensable whose business 1t Is to make or administer
the laws. Judge Ogden Hoffman
Greatly facilitates the labor otherwise
ton OF the United States Lsws.''-Judge Harbour
viii greatly facilitate profession
have occasion % ascertain what the law the
ments Of the federal Legislature. 'Jadge Sanford
win the amount
Judige Harrin.
The arrangemcni Of Mr. Bgey not only far preferable for
convenient for the Blair Solicitor Court
Claims.
IN full law bniieT price 50 by mail postage prepaid ST.
Nov. FRANCK TAYLOR
NyEALES Series Of documentary Works-Com-
wv pete seis the other
included in the above series always Kept on hand q,
- Bookstore, ssa Penn avenue,
Nova
(tHESS--Just received an excellent assortment of
~ neat and substantial box wood chessmen at
Nov 332 Pom av between 9th and 10th streets
NEW AND ELEGANTLY BOUND BOOKS, suit
In able for the Specimens just received both
English and American,
with tile collection carols
tive verses Illustrated, bound in splendid style
Favorte English Poems Of the last centuries unabrdged Illus
aed with upwards Of two hundred engrynss on wood from draw
inga by the most eminent artists.
Poetry and Pictures Thomas Moore; with illustrations
wood.
Reynard Goethe by
Arnold; with Illustrations by Joseph Wolf.
Pen and Pencil. by Mrs Ihalinand.
The Prince Of pece or Lays Of Bethlehem selected from the
Pastoral Poems; BY VIM. Wordsworth. Antique
BLANCHARD 4 MOfuN
Nov Corner 18th and Penn.
ItARLYLE'S HISTORY OF FREDERICK THE
" Great in vols. Vol. just issued. Price 81 25.
Self Men; containing lives than dstn-
gushu persons VINO nave attained eminence I'D spite oil adverse
circumstances of birth and fortune; by G. G. b. Seymour
vol, with portraits 81 %.
Iarpers' Magazine vol II hound in black cloth Price 81 So
For sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP, bookseller,
Now a3a av., between 10th streets
CARLYLE'S HISTORY OF FREDERICK THE
~ Great, vols. london, 1858.
Greener Gunnery, vol, London, 1858.
Croly Life Of Burke 2 vols, London
Curosi,les Of History, l VOL, london, 1858.
Familiar by map, rvol.
Bouehers eight months campaign agaist the Bengal sepoys,
VOL London, 1858
Little Gelert'a First Lessons in French voi London.
Robblnss Cavalry Catechism, VOL, London
Williams Combustion Of Coal and Prevention of Smoke, vol,
London.
General windhams Defence Of cawnporc VOL London 1858
Charnan's Treatise Rope Making, VOL London 1865
Busk's M0eman's Manual, vol, London 1858.
Nov2 FRANoK TAYLOR.
HARPERS' MAGAZINE for November, just re.
i IL ceived and for sale by
oct2s BLANCHARD MOiIuN.
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United states Hotel.

To EDITOR EVANGELIST My age sixty. year ago,
hair grey, and had gradually fallen until had become
thin commenced using Mrs Aliens Worlds Hair
aud also the Zyobasanun
COLOR, and ceased to al,r
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cpta $500, 900!
ga STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
The only company Washington having
Risks buildings merchandise furniture &c. taken at the lowest
Besides the actual capital Of the company the individual liability
clause OF the charter renders the fortune of each stakeholder
liable for losses,
OGceCorner Of pennsy lvania aud Tenth street.
WIN. +. Ihyly Benz Beall, Francis Mohun,
James =. Halliday, Hudson Taylor, VIM Orme
Samuel Bacon, Joseph Bryan, h. W. Gait.
n. B.-No charge made for policies,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
GRAFTON ID. HANSON, Secretary. June 27--1y
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1No LET,-Furnished rooms to let at 49, 18th
Il street, between aud " ls--d1
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HARPERS MAGAZINE for November, Just re-
i j. ceved and for sale by
oct % BLANCHARD & MOiItN.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

Nov
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CARD-All unsettled accounts and claims
IA Mrs BRIDaSr late presented be
this date and the 10th Will be promptly paid ouud to
be JAMES MAHER,
3-3t Public
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n NANTEIINIT, FLUUH UIL-CLUIII, KUTS MAT-
~ tngs, Druggets, furnishing Dry
Goods such
Velvet tapestry carpetnga, designs
Tapestry Brussels variety .
New styles Brussels do quality
Extra heavy ply very
Extra super ngraindo patterns
heavy wool Dutch carpeings
Twiled yenltaD carpcng for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do
Fun sheets oil
size shape hall, passage
Mosaic, velvet and tultcd rugs
Cocoa aud Canton mattings
l2-4, IA, 1871 drugget crumb cloths
English drugges all widths, by the yard
Very richly .cmboidercd lace
satin lanes brocatei5, and reps curtains
White buzz blue, and green shade
Stair rods, fixtures,
Having attended HADAN co y Carpet which
place in New York the it and inst prepared
Inducements than
Purchasers respectfully
stock. <
Aug 1s-df
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
A Grand Inducement to vote for Warner.

We have been Informed by those who
know all about the arrangement, that Mr.. l..
Harris the present city marshal is to be dep
uty sheriff providing Warner is elected
As no person in LaSale county disputes
that Mr. Harris is the genuine quintesence
ofknow- othing gism, the foreigners who SYM
pathize with Mr. w. will be glad to know
that Warner will not break his oath should
he be elected, by giving the deputyshlp to
any person but genuine X. n. We have
hesitated saying anything about this before
and would not now only the arrangement
being finally consunated we desire to i'm
press upon the minds of those foreigners
who vote for Warner that they mast go the
entire thing or nothing. Therefore. let it
be known, that Mr.. Warner is bound to ad
here to the principles of that order, which
placed him in Office once before. And We
say again as we have repeatedly asserted
that any person who is any way inclined 20
doubt our ability to furnish the proof Of our
statement, let them come forward and re-
ceive a hundred dollars if we fail to give it.
We think this a liberal offer indeed and it
is pity that none Of those persons who say
that Frank Warner is not know nothing
will not call on US, as we charge nothing for
the proof, and offer sufficient inducement
if we fail to give it.