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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
Use Of Cosmetics.


Ms. Croly, the e,iitress OF the Rock
ford Nsa0s, thus disoolrsetb ON this sub.
ject:
"fhe use Of toilet preparations, in tho
form OF powder, paints, lotions, sud other
Ideieterlous Compounds. il baconiur fear.
fully commons, especially amotg Young
girls who have no sort OF excuse tor such
au act of folly. These artificial aids 10
vanity aud display, acre formerly supposed
Ito be confined to the desotees offaslion
and dissipstions ia our larger ci,ies, and
Especially invented for women who, hsy-
ling passed the age where tue FRESHNESS, Of
youth could charni and attract, strQve By
false and adventurous arts to preserve the
admiration which had become so necessary
TO their existance. Now, however, the
race Of young, fresh complexioned glrls 10
almost extinct. Instead Of daily renewing,
and preserving their beauty by carly rising.
active exercise, plentiful ablutious, TEN.
perance in eating, AMI drinking cold WA
ter, they rapidly lose shAir youth in lats
hours, eating pastry, drinking coffee, half
washing in waviii water, and finally destroy
what is left Of freshness and bloom, by the
application Of insidious poison that dry up
the remaining AMI vital powers Of the skin,
and If they do not communicate disease,
prevent the natural action of throwing off
waste aud supertiuous matter through its
pores.
Young girls do not look at this matter
seriously at all; they think it their own NJ.
fair, with which 40 ons else has any bust
ness. But this is not so; their future bus
bands have an interest, 10 it.. II is noth-
ing less than swindle for girl to become
wife, her apparently youthful face, pro-
maturely old, yellow, and wrinklei, under
its coat of red and white; and what y
revelation for young husband ofhypocrlsy,
deceit, and female art. From that mo-
ment the sscredness of his confidence and
trus, are gone--his young. pure wife, whom
he though angelic, Il 1 Thing Of shreda
and patches, and he signs, and thinks what
delusion is women, aud makes up his
mind TO his fate.
We have said nothing Of the inevitable
effect upon mind and morals. upod
womanly honesty, sincerity, aud truthful
ness; bat it is hard 10 believe that crys.
tai ccarness and ptifety Of so,l. such as
young girls ought to possess. could find {
home in treacheTous, disguised, ard
painted female form.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

ST. LOUIS Al 4 STAND oTILL.-A friend
Of ours who has just returned from Gin
cinnatii and ST. Louis infornes us tha.
business Al tue former place is remarkable
brisk, While at the latter there is perfect
stagnalian, with very little prospect Of i'm
provemenL. He states that there are in
St. Louis over six hundred boases and stores
for rent, and that preparations are being
made for general stampede from that
city to places where better opportunities
are offered for business facilities. st. Lonis
Is like what Dubuque was some time since,
perfectly depressed, the spirit Of wild spec
ulaiion has male sad inroads upon the
commercial aud business interests of that
city, the same as II did with Us 10 The
year I857-8-[ Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

PRESIDENTIAL SFscuLATIoSs TIL,
Prairie du CHEN Leader has the following
Presidential specula.ions, which are fall a.
important and reliable "a most Of thos,
going the rounds Of the papers:
Out of curiosity, We would suggest tc
onr friends in tile country, whenever they
write to us. either On business or for ihs
paper, that they add 4 POSTSCRIPT stating
their first choice for candidate at the mex
Presidential election. WeHven.ure to say
that tie first choice of every ons hundred
men in this county will be about as { !
loves 20 c,r Seward % for Fremont
10 fcr Bates; s for chase; for Lincoln
/ for Hoip Vi; 10 for Douglas; 2 for Bac
banan; for Pierce; Is for Gen. Jackson
and one each for reckenridge, Toombs
Wise. Atcnison and Slringfellow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
A REPUBLICAN.


The explanation Of the matter embraced
in your Inquiry il simply rs follows:
When Mr.. Seward entered upon bis da-
ties rs Governor ofNew Ycrk, in 1899, ia
learned that there were $4,000 children
id tile city who atienied no scrool, but
were growing up in ignorance and wire. -
He found also, that The schools OF New
YorR Citg were entirely under the gov
ernnent and control Of close cooperation
"a body Of med who elected them
selves, and were responsible 70 nobody else.
They we're, moreover all Of one class Of
Christians. The name Of this corporation
was "rhe PnbIic School Society"---a be-
nevolent and useful society in It's inIxncy,
but ouIgrown by the advancing iocfease Of
the city in population and wealth.
In other parts ef the Stale the people
elected their own school otiicsrs,and man
aged their schools in their own way, The
people Of tho city (incluting the Catholics)
demanding the same priyelledges. Mr..
Sewprd favored this reborn. This " tho
gist Of bis offense. Ofcourse the abolition
81 the Sc!l.ol Society, and the placing Of
The schools 10 tie hands Of the r,yplc
would, where the Catholics were III lie
majl tity. inure to their benefit. But would
thai not be fart Aud il may be added
that The measures ad ed by Coz Seward
were adopted after be retired fron cld,s,
and are now 10 opperation in this city, and
in The State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

How Col. FREMoNT WIS DeFgtfED.---
Mr.. Megargee OF Philadelphia testified
before the Printing Investigating ,CrnID!rr'
tee Of the Senate on Saturday, that ne re-
ceyed between four and five thou and
dollars from Mr.. Wendell in 1855 for the
purpose OF organizing a. third rsrty ia
Pennsylvania preceding the GubernaIcriaE
and Presidential election, which the DEM
ocracy regarded as inperaiiyely necessary
or secure the State for Mr. Buchanan.
Thai money was applied 20 the oi.ject.---
This fact establishes that he public money
derived from printing and other jobs and
in The depart nent, was used
to start the Fillmore movements, %
practical basis, watch was afterwards rem
d.red formidable by contributions from an
York. through which tie side-door on
peratlons were man ged and Mr.. fremont
defeated. Movements are now on f'ot 10
repea. this game next Fail. but with less
respect Of success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
rE Governor Chase tells he story tha

EE Governor Chase tells he story that
when Lieut.. Gov. Newman Of tennessee,
was in CINCINNATI vi b tie Kentucky aud
Tennessee Legislatures, he was sccompanld
by his "body servant" 4 sprightiy, saddle
colored sboy7 Of about thirty, who wis
concious Of his dignity. His master, who
v AS in the habit Of Testing with him fanil
iafIs, accosted him IN the ball Of the Niel
House, Just before the departure Of the
guests, with a"Why Jack, hav't any Of
the Abo,tlonisis carried you oil yei II
Yah! yah Mass Newman, (luolh JacSl
when | seed ron gwine down do All ct
arm 10 arm wild tiubner Dennlspn and
.ubner Chase, | tot you vas gonc, suic--
vahi vahi'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
Governor Seward and the Com
mon SchoOL.
NORTHERN EeYpr1AN LINE, !

NOKTHEkN LHf l-INhi
ILL.,, Jan. l0, 1860
EDITOR OF THE N Y. TRIBUNE.
SIN. Will you be 80 kind as to inform US
in this quarter, what was the action Of
Go ,ernor Seward III regard to the Cathc-
lies and Common Schools, which raised q
hue AZ cry against him att one Time, and "a
being revived by our American friends
here, who agree to vote for Bates, but are
afraid Of Seward. have oyerhauled bis
works, but do not get complete informa-
lioh.
pIzDTTpT tn AN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
Business Directory.
syM. PITT DEWEY,

Attorney * Counselor at Law,
A Nd Solicitor in Chancery, CassyIle, Grant county
IA Wisconsin. Will practice in the several courts o
this state and also In the UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CoUKr 50-tfs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

Iowa CoUEfY CIRcU5r CoDRr. BY AZ
ACT Of tile Legislature, the Time for bold
ing tie 6rss term OF the Cont tor iows
county, has been changed from the third
Monday IL February 70 the first Mon1'y
~ Nav. An cases that w9 III have come
before the Court ia February, are contAu~
ned By the law. uotil the Nav term.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

RE- AdvIces from Havana state, that
the introduction OF coolies into Cuba has
been prohibited by the royal decree, afser
the Slst of next December.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
pANR OF q RANT COUNTY.

RANR OF & RANT COUNTY.
Rlattevil1e, Wisconsin
DARTIcuLAR attention paid to collections in this
~ and adjoining Cou1ties and Remittances promply
made At eerrent rates. on the dsy OF pay ment.
EAChANSE constantly ON basds and all business Rp
*~FsAaAlhg TO Banking promptly attended to.
IN VIRGIN. Pres't. L. McCARN, Cashier
O'RGCTCRS,
Il. BAYLEY, f. Il urxrxYrv
q. h. -Au6HroN, ~ II yYRstS
L. Nc CARS.
REFER TO
fMPokTKRs & Tran bANS y Y IaHN STnyr M n V.
MARINR BANK, Chicago; r. GRANGER ADAMS rhicascs
DANE CorNrY BANK, Madison; \, CoRw ira 4 Co. t;ale-
pa; SrAFroRD CLARg x Co., Bankers, Rockford; LAM
SASscgD Co.. BanAers, Rockford; +. b kiaRALL ST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

FARE TO San FRAsclsCo.--Since the
union of the two SIC amship lines between
New York and Saa Francisco. she passen-
ger fare is fixed as followes: On the At
Ianslc, Sl50,SlO0 and SIS; on tue North
Star. $3.50, 500 and S65. The rates Of
freight are not to he changed within
twelve months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

yEro.-Gov. Randall bias vetoed ihe
bill provd ng that executions may issue
immediateIg upon judgements entered IL
vacatiop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
Storing Grain at Potosi.

vail store grain in my Warehouse at Potos; rar,;n,
X. we opening Of navigation Cor less than ths r.t
$500 winter and Other liabilities amount 10
49,. ass' tsss' o. LIE ANDERSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
:. MERRICK,

Attorney * Counselor at Law,
4 ND Notary Public. Fairplay, GrFnt county Wis
IN All caims psced his nnus for collection will D,
bGVnbtly attended to. Records examined, Taxes
Said, aud conveYaucing solicited 4Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03

loNyESrIoN AT W1NGvLlz.-The cas-
Y riatteville Assembly District Con.
y . elect delegates to the State
e eu''00 vas held at wingville on
en- INST. John Gilbert was called
y cnalr, and A. Foster, sec.etary.-
] y Sqsszsea.ss..,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
sTEpnEN o. PANE,

Atty at Law sc Solic'r in Chancery
PLATTEvILLE, GRANT CO., WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
nR. THoMAs w RALrzELL.

NVAYING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention To the pract of his pro-
Fesson, as Physician and surgeon.
He may be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
less professionally engaged.
general supply OF Family Drugs and Medicines will
b. kept for sale at the Old stand u Bradshaw BaltzeiI
A--prepared by myself
Lancaster, May 18th. 1855 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
MANSION HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.

F--~tss.aiNss ~.,rs.-,s.ssrrrsss TesS -taTaE,
200. ID. REYNoIns,
aterloo, Feb. 25, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
VIM. Il. CARTER

a .torney 81 Counselor at Law,
4 nd Notary Public, Lancaster, Grvnt county, Wis
IA Will attend promptly to the collection OF claims
gasnt of taxes corresponding and ali business Ina
may be iutrusted to MIN. 45-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-03-03
y. II. HYDE. M. D.,
esEPE r. ErLLS, DAVID MCKEE
MILLS d MCKEE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
LANCASTER, GRANT CO., WISCONSIN.

CAes (Hp stairs) in Meyers Bailding, Madison
Street, opposite Cou,t House.
VIZ ILL PRACTICE in the Circuit Courts and in the
wv Supreme Court of this State.
We will pay taxes on OF non-residents aud give
particular Vttenton any business relating 10 real
tate which may be entrusted 10 our care
EColIections promptly atteOaed 10 aud remittance
MATE Oh same immediately collection.
Lancaster, Oct 18th, 1859. lS.d
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m.M"s Dr. Hootiand's W.. amu.-.-
q Err III A " litter s.,
And
Dr. HoofiRntl's
Or. Heongnd's
BALsAMIC CORDIAL,

The standard medicines Of the preren scqed
her popularity only through years tiiA UboHnded
satisfaction rendered w them ID all aases
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAuN9TcE. pEBH.
ITY OF THE HNRyoCs SYSTEM DISEASES or RI
KtDNEYs and VI Diseases arising stom adsts4+ed liver
weakness Of the digestive organ speedily ana
permanently cured ysthe GERMAN BITTERs. m.... ..M
The BhLsAMIe CORDIAL ha8 acquired reputation NM
passing shat Of any similar preparation II viii cure
wihoni fail tho and long standf COUGH GoLD
Oh HoARsENESs. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INCtPIEST CONSUMPTION, ana has per.
formed the most astonishing cures IN
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTroHt
few doses will also check most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in she Bowels.
These medicines prepared by DR.. NJ JACKSON Co.,
Ne AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa ars sold by drug.
gits and desersn medicines everywhere rs CENTS pe bot
tie. The signature c. IT. jackson will be aa the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually b. p9pstors called
EyERYBoBYs ALMANAC you viii find testimony aud com.
mandatory notices from AL of the county These Alma.
given awey by all our agents.
j. WRIGHT II CO, AGENTS.
q and isi Ghatires street.
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soprIiERs EXPRESS CoMfASY.-We learn tia

SourlERS EXPRESS CoAfAsY.-We learn that
j new Express Company has been organized IN
sAis ely, which win be called the "McKeeyer
south Western Express Company Messrs. Aaun-
sci White, j. j. McKeever, L. G. Duncan, VIM. &.
Macbeth and n. w. Williams, have been chosen
Directors for the ensuing year, and Mr. MckeeEer,
the popular agent Of the Adams Express Com
pany IN this city, elected President. The business
which Is intended to be done by this Company is a
general Express business for the western part Of
Ills State, and throughout Texas and Mexico, con-
meeting with the Adams Express Company at this
eity. The names of the gentlemen comprising the
Directory speak strongly to the character of the
enterprise, and no one who is at all acquainted
Nth the requirements Of the sections with which
tey intend to do business doubt as to its being
successful
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K M -.

on MoU1ay morning the 18Th inst, o'clock Of purd
sure throat, JOSEPHINE ADA aged years aud mouths
daughter Of France. Il and Joseph h. Eaer.
On sstpsy, 18th inst, at Prccorvie, Lake Borgue Mr. "
I. WELLS native Of Ntw York aged y years
&E-St. Louis and New York papers please copy
His lenis daeuantonccs and those Of has famS avs re-
specially invited attend his funeral this morning 1t II
o'clock, 3iasarie Hall, ON st, Charles street
DUDLEY LODGE, Nc. 66, f. AND A. M.-Fhe officers ant
members Of this Lodse respectfully invited tile uuera
late brother, " f WELLS Masonic Hall, this morning
1oocoek The members Of Sister Lodges Ies@cttu,
invited 10 attend. -
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Hail, Restorative !
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayt

5.z
MANY thu discovery OF Prof Wood, have attempt
only initiate hi Restorative but profess 20 have dis
covered something that would produce results iteneali A
they an and being carried by The wonder
raj Prot Woads neparaon and hage been forced 70
leave the Geld to it's sway. Read the fowng
NAM Maine A MIL Ia 1899
r, M. , 10, f,,,.D ~ iot,si' ,srrfe I'M, in
,es IN X 4 y oou 4 Hal, Hastrsys aud which Won
teo St % YOU SI.lssys To- yveH 2is
htye puet'ahfu " ihS stl,s H. I0 g \, NJ c ~
Gu a Fc az ne ha4,a,,or aud
~ u4lslta ~ Y = ,s
e h5 mateu W luz 9g hira ioss nv sr st con
,fna e. T., 1T ~ Go'i 5 IN H ~ - naftrSi color M
better than m any stage 81 my tie oI ty ls slt Vto
soft thrifty, and better eolofrd The sale & trH3 7i Ply wins
GERS aud The only cause why II Il ne generally t3 tht mo
substance y washed on by squSi abip9a n III sfe %hf
y Gaze efN use ~ wiphg the nce N c4o' lleGtio WIN
me @hsker The Same result VII to9w NJ N at Lays
been y e fecrlG Of great number o. letters fa ~, paris a.
New England asking me IT my hair i eeltlaal te be good
= There 4 60 much fraud IN 'he aal sale y4toas
compounds ~ wei as ts mas, d0Hht baen 4eS iaHted
d been used only wthont good ee pt 70 absolute
iHty nave MOI used any q yorF Restorative n any account
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SANFoRD,S
YER IN VIG ORA TOR
Never Oebftifates

It'll compounded entirely from Gums, and has become
abshed fact STANDARD Medicine known aud approved by
that have used it and is esoed with confidence
the diseases for which it is recommended,
1t has cured thousands within the last years who ha
given all hopes of relief unsolicited certf
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted temperament Of the ndvit
uR taking It. and used in such quantities gently ii
Bowels.
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide In the Of III
Liver Invigoraor, and will LAYER Complaints Biot
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhe Summer Complaint
Dysentery Dropsy, Sour Stomach HHbua CoPeness Cho
Cholera Morbus Cholera Tnfantum, Fatuence Jaui
dice Female Weaknesses and be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine win Sick Headache "a
testify in twenty minutes If two or three
spoonsful attack All who us
it giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix in the mouth with the nvgorator and swalo
both together.
Price Slper bottle.
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70 Tax PAYERS, Tax payers viii find it to their
interest to attend to the notice Of the Secretary of
the Board Of Assessors. which appears in another
column. they neglect examining the rolls of
assessment now when they have chance, it will
be too late to grunhle if they should find them
selves oyerlaged when they go to pay up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

The public informed that certain Bes which esi
tue Of good quality sold in coeehoues the
AMERICAN BITTERs otherwise called PEYGHAUD's
BPFPERS This fraud is pracsed by Of empty bottles
labeled American Biters, and filled wlth those trashy Bit
either pure mixed with American Bes) which sold
at from SIXTY seventy gallon Any satisfy
himself OF this fact who familiar with the delicious
well the appearance and color Of the American
ies The latter agreeable that those who dske Bit
tiers take it willingly Its color is Of beautiful vemilon
you put teapoorul IT in glass and mngle pure with
gradually spendd crimson color Will veoped midway
between the cherry and the Let every who
how to appreciate the useful aud the agreeable to
der justice to whom is due take the trouble examine these
Bers closely and he will be Convinced that
never been presented 10 him any other part world
aug 2nGt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

REMOVAL ON ACCOUNT OF THE EIRE.-Messrs.
NeagIe s. Carpenter. furniture Dealers announce
that in consequence Of the late fire which destroy.
ed their store, they will be located at No. 81 Ben-
vile street. for the present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

You've MRs's DOUGLAS cLup.--we publish this
morning call for meeting Of this Club, to be
held at Concert Hail. on Poydras street, next Sat.
urday night, We have no doubt but that the
meeting will be largely attended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

BELL AND EyERETr BANNERS. -Messrs. B. A.
Dryer CO., Of No. 4s Ghartres street. sent US yes
terday, pair Of Beautiful little American flags
with the names of the Union candidates printed
on them in large capital letters. They are very
neatly got up, and are just the thing for process
sions. We hope to see them in the hands Of
everybody.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

Compounded pure Vegetable Extracts and u npn Glass
Cases, air tight end viii keep in any climate
The Family OatharIc Pill gent active Gathartic,
which the proprietor has used in his practice twenty
The constantly increasing those who
long used The Pills and the satisfaction which all express in
gard to their hR induced place them within the reach
of all The Profession well know that different Cathartics
different portions OF the bowels
The Family Gathaftic Pill has with this we'll
established fact been compounded from variety the pnest
Vegetable Extracts which alike aiiRen-
tay canal and good and safe in ali where
needed, such Deangemeai he Sonach Sleepfness
Pains in the Back and os, Veness Soreness
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently If
neglected. end in OF Appetite
ng Sensation Of Gold The body Restessness HeaJqche
Weight in the Head, all namraatory Diseases Worms
children or Adults Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood
and many diseases to which flesh is heir
mention in this advertisement Price, Dimes
The Liver Tnvgoator and Family Cahare Pills are reaed
by Druggists generally and sole by trade all the large
sss Broadway n
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
Wholesale gents,
nH&W And sold by svsry Druggist.
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sp'tAes, Liquors, etc.,
!. la ANn.lh ROYAL HTREET

NOS. 10 AND l6 ROYAL STREET
a supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart
md pints continually hama which equal
this Asu, Other brands Of inferior quat,
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEE
aY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
IHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING ana STILL HOOK, Old an,
Hine PORT WINE. MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINE,
OF the vintage 1885, 1898 and 1905
,thsr brands WHISKY OF all descrlptons-Scotch, Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE PORTER, IN pnts and quartz
Also on hand, my assortment the nes
Wines an6 EiquerS
markel. will SOLD
sther house in the city
SEWEil T. TAYLOR,
OF 2pIy Sos. 10 and Is Royal street,
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ROasttedge.

This popular Novel together with many other Works of Fc.
tion and interesting just received and for sale by
THoS. L. WHITE,
Bookseller and staoner,
aul4 2ptf los Canal street
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HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF rHE1
NATIONAL USIoS PATTY
sa-The Committee have engaged q Room

for the Presidential campaign No5 in floor of Story
Building of Camp and Common streets, for the
ion Of business and where the regular meetings of the Com
mittee VIII be held. The Committee weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING. at ~ o'clock and oftener when
CURED.
Rg~THTs EVENING Is the regular meeting Commit.
tee and all the members requested punca their
attendance THos. CURRY,
ty343 IA
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RoUTLEDGE. popular work can be got at
Whites Ne. los Canal street. It's considered one
of the best books Of the day @and we advise all
who hare not read il to do 50.
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Rally! Rany:: Rally SoanS Mems
Douglas Club are requested 10 attend meeting sATuR-
DAY EvENING, 81 Concert Hail Business of importance
will be Transacted. aWl4 2p5t