The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14

from Mr. Cyrus Field, what the words rciered 10
We are at liberty 20 communicate them to readers
and, knowing the general anxiety upon the subject hasten
To do SO, The words simply follows Ihe best
and handsonest garments made in the Union those
sold at the Star spangled banner
Freedom Clothing Hall, on Hail Columbia street " .f
There certain themes aud certain authors that
grow stale the words of Milton are as fresh as
when his blind eyes pierced the gloom which ordinary
vision cannot penetratehis songs mdying; and
with that immortal alegory woven In the brain of a
poor tinker immured in filthy goal Burns spoke the
words that tuggng at the hearts OF thousands in
vain attempts for utteranoe, and all will forever
love his simple songs Shakespeare has been perennial
fountain which has fed countless streams and is still full
and bubbng over with suggestion, therefore have
the Puifshaksperian
am sonbbled form, drawn with pen.--Rmg John.
give me your ''spare men, and spars me the great
nes.--Shak.
Nature hath fran d strange fellows in her time
Some that will peep through their eye, .4gl
And laugh like parrots ut Is bag piper Shak.
Spare men, Ja men. OF the 'slsansrSt elso~a Ma
ture ever formed may alike be suited TO perfect and be-
coming fits at the great establishment of Given Ftz and
Skinners "
Living under democratic form of government one ,
characteristic of citizens is practical embodiment Of
the maxim referring to eternal vigilance as the average
market price of Liberty. We political people, be-
each carries his private conscience the thirty
which is often of considerable consequence when there is
possibility of tie-vote at primary election This
national trait displays itself in remarkable force when
any great political contest is its height then the rush
for copies of the daily Union is great that overnight
the news boys form queue in order to reach the pubca-
ton office to deposit their money prepayment for the
copies of the next mornings paper 1t exhibits an acute
insight into the elements of national character the
part of those literary gentlemen who get up the clothing
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'THE observation-disclosures FROM ILLINOIS The latest tel
egraphic from Illinois is to the effect that Messrs
Douglas and Lincoln had personal interview and while
agreeing together that the struggle close and
tain, they mutually agreed that let the result what
might it should not interfere with the relations of per-
sonal friendship existing between them and that the
future both would procure all their best garments ut the
Soft Soap-Stone Clothing Hall of l. Falutng and Gas
Ometer.
Beneath all political strife however there is practi-
cal life in which every partakcs. Cambyscs if he
linen, must have occasionally changed It, and the
necessity in variety of forms is laid upon Tho
real King, like his tragedy presenment must sometimes
do the purple robe and lay aside the sparkling crown
to become common piece of humanity grooming with
the gout tortured with heartache So it is with those
great people who weld the gooscqu they find in petty
annoyances link to bind them to the entities
about them and they, sconng all other assaults are
accessible to the Puff Practical, thus:
TO TAKE INK Our OF LISES.--Editors and clerks will
learn with pleasure that take piece of tallow melt it,
and dip the spotted part Of the linen into the melted tall
low the linen may be washed, and the spot will dsap
pear without inurng the linen. If cloth clothing be-
soled, the better plan is to get and
elegant suit at the Fashionable Emporium of Moses,
Aaron, Levy Mordeca, and Abraham l
Deeply impressed with the importance of this new de-
velopment Of literature and freely conocdng Philadcl
pha unapproachablc eminence in this line Of art yet
with all my native and acquired modesty cannot close
this article without suggesting to my mercantile friends
that prepared to receive orders for this method
of playing upon that great instrument unives gubil
iy and having extensive acquaintance with the his
tory literature wit and laws of all lands and languages
ancient and modern, beg to say that all persons desiring
original puls may be assured that they
msng which is amusing. by retaining the services Of the
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