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The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
Let Every Guilty Man Escape.

When the Presidents hatred of Yaryan was
first made apparent, he was requested by
Bristow to make specific charges against
him. The President replied that it was not
necessary. His friends complained of Var
yan's conduct and that was sufficient Bris-
tow then SAID that he would leave the Cabi.
net rather than have such imputa!lons made
upon an officer whose acts he mos. unequivo.
cally endorsed. Yaryan was sent for by the
President, and the charge of malicious prose.
cution was made. Yaryan boldly declared /:
" Mr.. President, name my accusers, and will
tell you the secret of their opposition to me.
If 1t is Senator Sergeant, 1t is because | have
fought most earnestly to break up the Whis-
ky Ring fostered by HIM on the Pacific Slope.
If it's Senator Logan, | can give you the po-
litical ramifcations of his supporters, and
the best reason why they hate me- Is it eth
er of these?' asked Yaryan. The President
made no reply except that he must cOntine
his labors entirely to the routine Of his bust.
ness.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
PeIsO sOnal.


Mr.. Cyrus Walker, accompanied by Mr. Doad
Yentzer of Ottawa, Illinois, came down on Wed
nesday to make his annual visit 10 the old home.
- RaShrHle Times.
1t has been frightfully dull and uninteresting ng
since they left-the girls think there is no use
coming to the city when ICY" and "Doad' are
not about
"Oh, Come back to Erin, mavourneen,'
AL j. Sapp has gone to Princeton to show the
visitors TO the Base Ball Tournament how to
pitch"
Judge Black, of Alabama, son of Mr.. r. O.
Black, of this city, is here visiting his friends.
Mr.. Lewis Harris, of st. Louis, brother of JUS
tus Harris, and formerly city marshal of Ottawa,
has been in the city for some days past visiting
his friends and drinking Ottawa Mineral Water
Messrs. McDougal & Joyce, Artesian well dig.
gers, have gone with their machinery TO Ken
lucky to sink a WELL somewhere between Paduca
and Louisville.
Mr. Frank Kendall has returned fom the east
New York, the Centennial, &c. Says he saw
Washingtou's "old clothes" at the Centennial.
Harry Montgomery, of Fremont, Neb, is in
the city,
Why is Art like a wagon wheel? Because he's
tired.
We expected to have some gushing poetry
from Starved Rock on Thursday. 1t didn't come
however. Let us be thankful.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

Is it not time that we seek reform and
change the present administration; when
irregularities occur in our petty town Offices
rs we'll as those of the higher government?
The little pig nut pole" stands to-day as it
has stood since 1t was first planted stands as
an emblem of the loyalty of the democratic
party to the stars and stripes and TO the gov
ernment which our iorefathers gave us with
blood, and which has ever been sustained
with the blood of our fathers and brothers.
With the assurance of electihg Tilden and
Hendricks this coming election, and of hav-
ing an honest party in power once more, we
remain, CNo.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
POLITICAL PEN POINTS.

The Boston Post puts language in the prop
er shape when it says the republican party is
up for judgment, not Tor an exhibition OF re.
pentence.
1t is said that at a recent count il was ascer.
tanned that Gov. Hayes has enough relatives
in Ohio alone to fill every office within the
gift of the President. 1t is useless TO be
drumming up Hayes relatives-Tilden is not
going to appoint them 10 ofice-Cotrier
JOUrRdl.
This is the way the democrats sing it
Reform, Reform
Give it EN- warm.
Tlden sweeps over the land like storm.
Chorus 1t, boys, from the East to the West
Tilden and Hendricks, that tickets the best,
On to the White House we'll march in
swarm,
Singing for Tilden, and shouting Reform.
And this is the republican song:
Hold the swag, for Hayes is coming
Crooked whisky stillD
Hear the Shout from Washington;
Ulysses says: I'VE will"
Hold the swag:
Hold the swag;
Whisky won't be still!
Hold the swag;
Hold the swag;
BabcOck says: 1--WE will"
The Grant admistratIon has lost is bright
est Jewell.-CihciHRatt Enquirer.
Thurlow Weed says the that riotous living
and lax morality are the reasons why our
country is sQuirming around to-day like
worm in the mud Nations are like hair
mattresses-they want jerking apart and
making over every now and then.-Brco&lyR
Argus.
Carl Schurz has been made a doctor Of
laws; but the people eviEce no anxiety 10
allow him TO doctor their laws. LDHts
Times
\ good campaign sentiment by Governor
Tilden: See when the fruits of industry are
gathered for the use OF the toIlers, that ,hey
are not wasted by the prodgality, fraud or
peculation of your public agents
If Samuel Tilden has barrel Of money.
as they say he has. he had better keep very
dark about it while the present party is IN
power.-C0HTiCrJOurHaL
Reform within the party-givinc Pinch
back $4,000
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
From Dayton.

DAYTON, July q, 1916.
For the past few weeks Dayton No. . has
taken advantage OF the columns of the Re
publican to abuse the assessor and everybody
in Dayton who does not support the RepuJlt.
can party, and now especially does he cast
slurs and insInuatiOns towards The little
pig nut pole" If Mr. Niggers'' taxes ap-
pear high, why is it? Simply because he
owns farming implements superior to any in
the town, not because the assessor would
violate his oath and discriminate.
Now, Mr.. No. ?, permit me 10 ask ques-
tion: Why was it that you, or your brother,
when the board of eqUsllzation met, did not
complain of unfair assessment, If such there
was, and have such unfair assessment cor
rected? Why were you not men, and come
out and say, await until you know who we
are, and then We will herald TO the country
the unfairness of the assessment Whenever
a vote has been taken upon political issues,
Dayton has ever gone democratic by large
majority; but for the past four years We have
thrown aside politics and chosen our town
officers upon other issues irrespective OF par
ty. The consequences have been that cor.
ruption has taken the place Of honesty, and
things have become irregular just that soon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

night farmer tied his team to a post in front Of
Patrick Wulie's saloon on La Sale street near
Porter * Thompson's and went round to Nelson
Cards on Main street, for few minutes During
his absence a sneak thief went To the wagon and
helped himself to q sack Of -four, some sugar and
spices which the former had purchased and car
ried into the alley and stacked up back Of IIae-
bsrle', barn. When the farmer discovered his
loss he informed night watch Smith, by whom a
search was begun. While they were looking,
Wolfe saw the fcliow-a tall slim man, wearing
straw hat.-gO up to the wagon Tor the coil of
rope yet there. The three Immediately went
down the alley, where they found the goods; bat
the bird had skipped, and has not yet been heard
Of
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
CastOria.

DR.. Salge Pitcher. of Hyaunls Mass eNnenmentsd in
h- prSs practice for twenty produce AComhna
tuu that would nave the prOpertits II Castor oi |
without - uuplGf-snt taste aHd gri ping effect.
HIS preparation vas ssrt Tor netr ami tar Ill finally
raVet TIE uame OF tasioa aud pat n up Tor sale. II u
very woudaTu IN s erecte, particularly with the
defsd stomzchs and bowels oi children. IL nN~inI- =
latc~ the Food, cures sour stomach uuu wind collie
REGULATES The bos-i-, pcl- worms, ard may b..
relied ur0n IN Group.
A. a pleas mt effective aud perfectly safe cathar-
tic ssueiy N i superior 20 Castor Oh. COri.- ard
>yru"s- Il does not contain A5vuo and adapted TO
ahy age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels ofcrosS Saud
Sick y child rem tUey become good ratursd a. .
healthy They enjoy s-l. CD and mo the-s Ia -.
rest Tie tsstOIis l. pat up ~ the Laboratory Uf T. B
l1ss q Co, " b~y sTe-t. Nes YORK. Iufy.s
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

oar friend II. was made the recipient 81 a
pleasant surprise one day thi, week. lie is a
great lover Of cheesc--ct plate Of cheese he.
fore him and you hit the spo; direct. Some
friend knowing ms failing sent him a choice lot
direct from Turner Hall Bridgeport, Illinois,
lnrar CuicagoJ The gift was highly appreci-
atcd-in odorous strenSth-lnd gratefully re-
ceiyed-the 30 cents express charges we're, We
mean. The other boarders h4yu't left yet but
will unless the cheese does.l singi
"Chrese, Cheese, Limberger cheese &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
Total assessed value ofrsllroad property e52t


Vt IIVTTVTVI =
sesSCd In La Sale countv.... 80 y 9J}ii
statistics Of de- cultivation, &c. given by
t0wrs. Hgg1cCating , siOl'ows;
Acres under Culliya ion '6eat, 1851. corn, 28,6S;
meadows So s. oats, 4S2 other field products 10 2Ii
Acres IA enclosed pasture, Ol 59 in orchards. 6i,; In
woodland - S6. Tie returning BroOkned
Mendoza Meriden, Perm, South Ottawa, !roy Grove and
Nermi!lOn.
The taxes for the year, unless the Board should
conclude 20 take steps for erecting Jail, which
is possible hut 10y no means probable, VIII not
be above $4,000 for county purposes, which will
be exceedingly light. If the various towns add
to this cyorbitant sums for local taxes, school,
road, bridge, &c, taxes, voted by themselves in
town meeting, Of course they viii abuse no une
hut them.tlvc, f.r the terrible iuxcs tnut cat up
their savings.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

DROP CooKIEs.-Whites of two eggs, one
large cup OF milk, one cup of sugar, half
cup of butter, two teaspooniuls baking pow.
der, flavor with vanilla, rose or nutmeg; flour
enough for thick batter, beat thoroughly,
drop in bultered pans, dust graduated sugar
on top, and bake with dispatch.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
MAYO & WIDMER.


STATI; OF LII >oi-, La sALIE Co.'S.
> u ts County lOuTi ~ Ia sale tOudg, 90 he ikgas:
Isfpl a. u. 1876.
James Pr,cHett Administrator OF the Estate Of iona,
than Norniuger. deceased rs. sahra MoTu ger Nathst
Nuruuger, George Norungtr. Dora Mprniuger. CIrolte
Morn niger Margaret Momius-r, Gertrude Mornings an
.And hoiuIr-vr-t tel--H 20 s fsuI ttIfc % fl7
te5t
Of tue deiend,ns above usaed having bsn ned N The
Office the clerk uI gr tuuuty Court ui said La SA.
county notice !, hereby given 70 The said Nathan Mon-
that the sa- vAutr James fFohett Aduill TRAITOR
u the Eate oi Jonathan Morninyer, decvsse hSs he
biz petition in the said County Court of Ia sale
for order se the premises belonging 10 thc estate
said decreased much OF as may be reed pay
debts OF sad uecased and d,scibed 'uws, 70 VII
The souSea. quarter 90 the southeast -art-r section
TweBy four in township tvreny nire north. two
Of thu tbrd lrutlp meridian. spA sid cnuHiy
Of Ia sale ana that summons has been issued ou; o.
this court sgHi-t YOU rvtufnahe At the August
l,6 OF sac court, TO be hulncn on the thId Monday V
August D. is6. at The curt house IN Ottawa in Il
sale COunty. Illinois
Now. 1u'r,- you, the said NarHsn Moruircer sass Per
sonAy De- and appear before aid County Court q la Sale
county one hrst day Oi the term iherroi D. holden a.
uavs 10 ssiq county o. the ,yeond Monday Of SePtem
Der SA and plead, ansser or drmur TO The sd COMP Ain
snts petition tlt therein. the same ths
tb therein charged snd stated will De tses A. cOn
igei s.d decee entered against you according 70 u
prayer % said petition.
Ottawa, Illinois. uIy 18th, lst6.
~. 4. McCALEB Cleril
MAYO WmAER. Compli's solicitors. july eaiE
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

We lave a new idea in The way of printing and
king letter heads, bill heads, and a kind. Of
Office blanks which professional aud business
meu using such articles will find exactly to their
lasie. Il is such a convenience and improve
ment that sll want IL permanently after a single
trial. 1t involves no additional cost over such
blanks printed and blocked in the old way, yet
adds greatly tc their value. Cal and see.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
From Sandwich.
remain,


Paul Wallace and family, Jesse Meyers,
Lawyer Stinson, and others have returned
from the Centennial Several more start next
week; among them Mrs. j. E. Phelps, Hon.
w. W. Sedgwick and lady. "a persons took
the cars at this point to visit the cradle lib.
erty since l last wrote you.
There is no Democratic paper IN DeIialb
county.
Neil McInnes, our popular tailor. has not
been seen in the city since Thursday last and
it is feared something serious has happened
him.
Hon. James H. Beveridge, one of the State
House Commissioners and brother of the
Governor, is IN town with Mrs Beverldge
visiting his sister, Mrs Agnes Patten.
The Somonauk Dramatic Troupe gave an
entertainment at Union Hall Tuesday even
ing, presenting the Hidden Hand in credit.
able manner.
Harvey p. Joles, Esq, for the past 4l years
a resident in this community and one Of the
most enterprising and public spirited men in
the county, died at his residence in this city,
July "a, at the age of Gl years. The process
sion which followed HIM TO his grave yester-
day was one of the largest ever seen here.
A lively runaway of Hart Potter's team oc-
Cured yesterday; two little boys, sons of
John Van Winkle, were in the wagon at the
time, one of whom was thrown out and bad
ly injured, while the other was seriously cut
and bruised by a large stirring-plow which
kept pounding away In the wagon during the
big run.
Candidates for county offices seem as plen.
uful in DeKalb county this year as usual,
and the probabilities are that Frank L. Hills,
of this city, will be nominated and elected.
The Sunday school picnic at the Fair
Grounds last week was grand affair; over
1900 people being present, several coming 20
miles IN their buggies TO enjoy the good time.
Revs Farr Goodfellow and Needham, after
dinner, addressed the scholars IN their very
best manner. Mrs. II. F. Winchester and
Thomas Wright, discoursed beautiful music
while Mungers band, from Newark, played
several pieces in a fine manner and in the
evening serenaded several prominent citizens.
The runaway of II. Weber's team Saturday,
caused some lively scattering, injNrng Mr..
Weber about the face, while one OF the horses
got the main cord of one of his legs cut near
ly off, and the wagon completely smashed.
The Newark Base Ball Club came over and
played 'scrub nine" of this place a match.
ed game the other day, and with this re.
snlt t-hnt seven INNINGS hpinr nlayed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
RUSSELL &c SON.
ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.
VI, Morris, Ogic County, IllinoIs

Founded 1899 More than 5N1 ruplls have cone forth
from It's halls, very many whom now occupy ish lss
lions ui honor and trust.
Teachers are all graduates college and experience
and ability.
Prof Il. \. Edward, VIII resume his positon pltht't
gear
A new Philosophical and Chemical apparatus sas lie~1
added, makiug tue department Ut Natural S"e ye uura
more efficient tlHn heretofore.
For who desire 10 teach dcpartEien' = ~ovc
In which Instruction In The best mode OF tees tt'uS
Orgaui yaIiun, &C. viii be- given
PRICES REDUCED 10 SUIT THIS HAHb TINES:
third less than any other school 0 60 nal -'t.r
boarding, tuition, room rent snd ncten'ai Pc. term
Of lH ceks titln.
Eal term commences August .s serd FOR rs'apcuc.
Y. G. DOUGHElTN,
July - 81 Principal
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
10 Horse Breeders.

n you raise something nes stylish full Of pluck
without elng trettn and good tor every hing yOu ant az
horse 20 and breed your 10 the black AZ white
horse CuiANSG He Will stand this sumner and fall A.
his owners In Grand Rapids township. mikes s3utlea
OF ottawa, ana miles southwest OF MaTseiile- Terms
tl5 TO insure so single service iespt1H ant Peigrss
In color he Is beautifully spotte1 black ana white form
round and smooth, weighs l.lOl lbs His sire Cay
Stranger. who down from justin Morgan, through
Woodbury.. oxford Green Mountain. His dsui, from
the WHITE Arabian. luu- combining fNo OF he toughest
kind Of horses IA the world. n. Z. DlChEkhAN.
h.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

NoI>ItE.-EsTsTE - NarHEe CAUT, nECEAsFD
Notce L. hereby given, that TIE undersignsd kNesl
tor oi TIE last vii md stanes q Mathew tary, tate
u the county % La sale and stat q iaus deceased VIII
sppear before The County Court VI laid county the
thd Monday fheing the ifth dyl OF ucfotr s ~ the
County Court House IN ottawa, n sad county, when
I'd where ali persons hzviug caEs or demads against
aid esats are notned to attend ana present the In
Eriung Tor sniu-tueuL
MICHAEL KENNY.
iaJcscv Execntor
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

COOP GRAHAM CAKEs.--Two cups sweet
milk, l. cup sweet cream, the white OF one
egg beaten to froth, half Il spoonful OF salt,
dessert.spooniul baking powder stir in sifted
graham flour until quite thick, bake In muf.
in-rngs or gemtlns until well Drowned on
ton
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

by cavllry parade 10 Wenona on Saturday
18th.
Lucy Brooks, a young lady near here, died
on July ?5th from consumption. She had
been patient sufferer for many months,
fully realizing that the end was nigh.
GREAT SCOTT.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
HOME MATTERS.
To Subscribers in Seneca,

You will confer great favor on US by STEP
ping into Mr.. Alex. Vaugheys store to settle for
subscriptions due us. A glance at the date on
your paper win show the exact amount Of in
debtedness. Mr.. V. will take pleasure in receipt
ing for us. Respectfully,
OsMAN & HAPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

Says an exchange; Valuable information
concerning Mrs. Hayes is beginning TO appear.
The othe. day "she was dressed IN brown silk,
flshionably cut: lavender kid gloves, white
tie and bonnet of black, trimmed with white
and ribbons and roses.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

sion to Geneva Lake,
DR.. V. Vermilye, Theron Potter and A. A.
Marcy report thousands of the finest specliled
trout in the Boardman and Manis,ee rivers
Michigan, whittier they have been rusticat
ing.
Sandwich boasts the boss Croquet Club,
which would be pleased to recapture the
laurels of any such club as would be pre-.
sumptuous enough to send challenge to
y. L. Greenman. EX UNO.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
For SllaI-ifT.

The many friends of NELS NELSON. of the town @
Miller desire to his the Democracy
La Sale county candidate for Sheriff, subject TO tn
decision OF the Democratic Convention.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
FOR SALE.

len Acres og Lad, OF The best quality psaIly situated
one mile iromtte court House. dircty Of me cy
limits Terms easy, 10 sst purh hsssr beautiful place
Of Mayo q N.dmr-. Iuyaa!mo'
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Racordnr

At the request of many friends the of MAJOR W.
L. GIBSON is presented before the people for County Re-
corder subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

HOUSEWIVES FAvoRITE"-Such has D. h. De
Land ~ Cos Best Chemical SaieTat,ls proved IL
self. Being always full weight, and OF the very
best quality.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

"DId any Of you ever see an elephants
skinE inQ alred teacher of an infant class
"les, sir "WhereS' "On the elephant
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is Tor the tough skin ncsl and muscles OF
HOEsEs, NuLTs sED ANIMALS.
We have never yet OF SPAWN SWpcs v Ring
bone Nind-ran, Scratches Poll Ey which uua llnt
mcnt would not speedily bcrcEt Ind never saw bur
lew cases which it would not cure. II
Will cure, when anything can. II IS iOiy to srepd
90 tor fartier when one dollars worth OF ttntHur Lint
ment viii do better. The following is sample the
umony produced:
W. T.. Hopkins, Postmaster, PiqIa O.. SAYS.
"Centaur Lnmeut can't he beat. f. every time"
"IELNpRruy o.. March q 1874.
The CCn'anr Llnlmcnls the best selling medicines
we have had. Tie demand very great 1f TO- and
We cannot afford 10 he without H.
ZIP. n. HIsET d con"
"JEPFREsOS. Mo Nov. 10, 1913.
"Soue time shipping horses 10 ~ Louis. got
one badly crippled IN the With great difficulty got
him 20 the stable. The stable keeper gave OF
your Ccntaur Liniment. which used with such success
that In two days the horse was active and nearly we'll
have been veterinary surgeon Tor thirty years but your
LinmeBt beats anything ever used.
"A. J. MCARIY, Veterinary Surgeon"
For postag. stamp will mail a Ccntaur Almanac.
containing hundreds Of certificates every state IN the
Union. These nlmeuts sold by oil dealers the
country.
Laboratory Of J. Il. Rose & Co.,
- DEY sT Nky YoEk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

all wool suits from s5OO to $1,000 at ". s,icfel *
Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

The Assessment for 1875.
FollOwingis an abstract of the assessment re-
turns for 1876, prepared by the County Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

Wall Paper and Window Shades, a, Osman &
IIGpemar's
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
#arrleD.

on the 18th inst, by Arthur Lockwood. Esq Mr.. MONS
JOHNSON, of Utica, La Sale county, 10 Miss BELLE
JOHNSON, OF Princeton. Bureau county, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
nfm advertisements.
wv" "ep"ttt'"t1'ttH1"' \
Centaur
Lininnents.
The Quickest, Surest and Cheap
est Remedies.

Physcians and Farriers declare that such
remedies have beiOrr been In use Words are cheap
but the pruprctors of these articles Will present trial bot
ties to medical men, gratis, rs guarantee oi what they
The Ccnttur Liniment, White Wrapper, Will
cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago SCiatiCa Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples Frosted Feet Chblans, SW eng..
Sprans, aud any ordinary
FLESH BONE OR MUSCLE AILMEEr
We make pretense that this article VIII cure CahCc'
restore lost bones, give health 10 whisky soaked
cass. But 1t wil always reduce Inflammation and aay
pain
1t will evtruct the poison Of Mr- and stngs and heal
burns or sCads without 81 scar. Palsy, Weak
Back Ceket Breasts ERrachc lOOthache Itch and Cuta
neous Efnptions readily picld to its treatment.
Henry Black, OF Ada Hardin Co.. Ohio. says: my wife
has had rheumatism for 1--WE yearsno seepCoud
scarcely walk across the floor. She is completely
cured by the OF Ccntaur Lulment We all iee thank
iu TO You, and Recommend your wonderful medicine 10 all
our friends"
James lIurd, OF Zanesyille, o, says: The Centaur
Liriment cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tusb, OF Newark. writes: "send me one dozen
bottles by express. The Linmcut has saNeI my leg.
want to disfributcit. -" DC.
The sale Oi this Liniment ls incrca ing rapidly,
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

| EGAL lS1.A ~ KS A isrg- as-nrluIen snc
IL the most eclrble furms that are pghiish-i, ~
OSHAN . ~ f'SSANN
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29
HOMESTEADS
N/0IlAI0 "A rAl Wanted Immediately 10
VlNIMl mi l. nj learn Teleg raphy, Rail.
hHIINt1 IWI IN Road and Express Bus
! W ~ w. - mess. SITUATIONS guar.

anteeu. Recommended by Supt. W. u. I
the only reliable TelegrsI h School. Circui
Telegraph Institute, Janesvilie, Wisconsin
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

The Odd Fellows will soon have an excur-
sion to Geneva Lake.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-07-29

Reform within the party-giving Pisch
back 500, 600
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
DcnilstrD

CONETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
y FUIl-Ay Rose Pearl Plates indicating color ani sG
,iance for arhcs teeth, excel everything heretofore OF
t r beauty strength aud gness needs Only 10 be seen
10 be appreciated; IN cav and Only SO 70 50 re-
Sci c and examine Also beet Rubber SETS IRON $40 10
si5 Gold and latlna $5j to >i3 Extracih uilIeI sAs
pr T. q. WAIT 40 TweDtvtnr dst near MaHl-on4Ne
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
0llsrclldneou5

TOR SALE-An oblong TENT, nearly new;
size 80 by &c Will seat from 800 20 900 persons coOl
wisiipe 10 make money dufbg te
Centennial Address CONLt4>, Tribune OlIce
HOUSE-CLEANlNG MADE EAS1.-1he
uder1ened fespecflly informs housesee thAt they
prepared TO take ente charge and thoiolhy ei aA
Lous during he absence family fol the eeasoh or TN
uOrarv dnc the cleaning; part cuiar attention given 20
taking up sIas ng. asing carpets; rohslJlr s
during summer m.Giit tsilHa'fs
Tor eleanug &C. application, rr!eieuces iufhsh-,i
BARKER & SAMPSON, t19 BrOad"ay, i'oom D.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Sales bD Auelion

A. MERwiN Aucroneer.
BANGS. MERWIN & Co., G56 Broadway,
ID near Bopd s-Saes Of Books WORKS Of Art. &c. &c
FRIDAY NAV 5, at 4 D. ni.-MaTy MEN bOoNr, lHtNh1
and American OF NauaJlo ana Desirable "oi-S
In q Il, rent departments % literature