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JNO: l.: SMITH, Trustee.
g.. w. BOTELER. Auct.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of feri
w Iaelas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Cont of tine District of Columbia for the conn
" of Washington and to me directed, will expose
u public sale Tor cash. n front Of the Court House
door OF said county ,on WEDNESDAYS he 9th day
OF June inst, 1889 at ~ o'clock In the following de-
seriDed property, To wit: Al defendants right title
claim and interest IN and To Lots Nos g. A. and &
ln Square west Of Square No. G95, in the CITY If
Washlhgton, ID. G. ,toseker with all aud singular
tbe improvement; thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property Of James q. Coonbs and will ha
sold To satisfy JudIcIals M. 81, to Nav term Ia5l
IN favor of Thomas III. HAYDEN. '
w. SELDEN, Marshal
cts for the District of (oiumhia
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GRASp Picnic, &C, TOMORROW. The Ex-
ceisior Club give grand picnic aid promenade
concert Tomorrow, 1t Arlington Springs The
finest kind Of time is confidently expected, and
fully insured by the character Of the committee
having the AFFAIR Ia charge See advertisement
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Lyons Powder and his pills.

LyUH FOWusr and his Pills,
Al the insect tribe will kill
JUDGE MEIGs, President OF the American Ins,i
tute, saws; ne discovery of this powder, by Prof
LYON, Is Of national Importance. The Farmers
Club have tested it thoroughly. Locusts, grass
hoPpefs, ants, bugs and all vermn can be destroy Ell
gardens preserved, and houses made pure II i,
free rem PJi~n 10 mankind, as ir5 sarr NJ. Ivos
eat n There Is no question as to the great efficacy
81 THIS article. A ew applications DESTROYS every
thlng ike garden worms, bod bugs, Heas ticks
.aaches, &c. IL IS an Asiatic plant discovered b,
sure q hears his address. Remember
lis Lyons Powder kills all /. sects in Trce
w hiie Lyons III ls are mix ed for rats and mice
sample TASKS 5 cts; regular sizes 50 cts and 81,
BARNES < PARK, New York.
A!so ths MsTiean Mustang Lininleat
ap 3 lmeow
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MARAvILLA!
NJ ARAVILLA !.

I'm, MARAvILLAm ~!
Inc most wonderlui preparation known
For DESTROYING DGaJyuF:
Curing Badness:
RPtieriHg Sick Headdchs:
PrersntiHg the Hair from Falling Ont:
and PrOdncing Girls
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dsalers, and by the propretors. Price SO cents.
CHARLES ERNEST Il CO., 9 Maiden Lane, n Y
IL will accomplish all that is claimed for II, and
no one need fear mourn the loss of hair If they
Will use your Maravilla" ~ - '"''
le 3-5In j. Nj. Bra ps rR EEr 2i1 Rroadwax n Y
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SEsENADE.-l.ast night, Immediately on the re-
suit Of the election being ascert,ined the friends
Of the successful candidates, headed by hand OF
music. proceeded To the residences Of the various
candidates, and at each partook Of tue hospital
ties which had been prepared for them. Several
Of the gentlemen visited responded in neat and
appropriate speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
canal convened in annual meeting at the City Hall
yesterday but owing " the small attendance Il
sdlOurned until saturday next AZ tue san~ place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

The Contributions To THE WASHINGTON
MONUMENT FUND, at the election precincts yester.
day. foot up as follows-two precincts not We,
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BURGLARY The Honey drawer of the CITY
Collector was broken open some time between
office hours yesterday afternoon and this morning,
by some bold burglar; but as there was nothing OF
value to take except few threecent md one cent
pieces, the thief apparently scorned TO meddle
with such small coin, and departed no richer than
a. entered
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The RaItimar. 90. a..I-I
Baltimare ,I.rL.,.

BALTIMORE, June The stri kers on the Cit,
*! hailroad offered no opposition this morning, and
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CENTRE MAREET Tie market opened this
morning with a very cheerful appearance. The
stalls la the butchers department Were all oecu-
pied Ia. licensed dealers ali at their stands
la tue southern range VI the old market and in the
sheds Country dealers are Increasing ia
numbers. aud the supplies are Increasing in pro-
partition. The hay niark et was well supplied The
attendance of purchasers ut the market was quite
large they attending from all sections Of tue city
The prices generally were as last quoted In this
paper.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

E00R, Rem 1.-TWO FRAME COTTAGE
mOnS si situated ,. on Massachusetts, avenue
Foo particulars apply on the premises. js 7-st'
FOR RENT-Thrce pleasant ROOMS on 2lst
u street. between and with the uss of a fine
garden. inquire at the premises. JET IT.
NOR RENT-7A co,nfortab 9 three story BRICK
streets west, The house co, iains rooms, and IS
iarf,shed With q, thronsh99t For terms apply to
and Louisiana avenue, opposite the west end Cen
IRE Marsot s7-6tr
REAUTIFUL BUILDING sIrE.-Ths subscri
No 2i2, fronting 10 feet IL inches on north n St
At the corner of Vermont avenue, running back IS
The beauty Of this location for a private residence
not sgrpas ed by any IN that des abe part of the
city The property Will be sod eLtire divided to
apply 70 JAS: G; MCGUIRE CO, Auclioneers
EOR REN1IThe four story BRICK HOUSE.
u with hack building, No 4G3 r street north,
between htl aud 6th streets west. Gas all through
been put thorosh repair Apply to the sahsc afe
Hotel '' WI '''A 9'''''S opposite the >a''o"ai
je6 8. CASTLEMAN.
EOR RENT-A ye,y desirable HOUSE, on 7
L street, West End. The house is well furnished,
quire At No. so Pa. avenue, near 22d st. Jess.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A handsome two story
{ and attic FRAME HOUSE, situ;ted on 18th
wGs rSoI and @do9 1' Is south
house and stable: For particulars inqdire Of p.
A DES 81 I,s RESIDENCE FOR RENT
street betSe"n 18th anil i4tS styeets ' Spposits
Ersnklig square with Pq%P Of delightful waiter il
3t t. g. be had ia the city TIA god tenant the rent
FOR RENT-Tho STORE lately occupied by
nsI a Baanen; situated nsa1
of A. ard Ann n,
HIGGINS, at Patert Office Extension. js 4-sts
FobR S =, ma small n,da two story FRAM
81. = ''' A''' Isl '" pk sae Msg,Ekii.iE
mas 81 No. Todd's Building.
EuRNISnEp HOUSE FOR RENT FROM
s"S ssPl
Land Once. apla-e"h
nor RENT-A large and commodious four-sto-
avenue, between STU and 9Th streets with IL rooms,
good rooms and stchen. with bath roa and sew .So
eral Pantries and closets in the back building The
HICKEY, to whom references is made for terms,
and also next door. to J. HELEN.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Souare No.
~ $50. on the Island, having been su vided into
small Lott FOG the conVenience Of person. desiring
nay ss E made to WIN: j. WISE, E:q, 3 street,
IMPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscIi beI will sell al prv ate sale the FA Ar
which he resides, IN Prince 6eOrge's county d.,
Gs ms . of WASH.
! Ingtnn Market and from Bladensburg Depot ac-
cesslble by hBe roads. The mpro vements com of
comfortable dwelling. containing = rooms barn.
dairy corn house and all necessary out building;
shout ~ acres In grain, grass, and rket yegeta
I bles, which will be sold with the farm il desired
! The farm is IN excellent order, and very produc
| tive. 49,.
For terms apply to the subscriber, who will take
pleased IN showing the Farm to all who may desire
| TO purchase. THOS. 1. BARCLAY,
| ma 81 colin near Biadrnsburg Depot.
/ FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, airy and
J. large, including on let fOor. Terms moderate,
/ 18th street, between and +, No. ASP. je cost
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BEAR IN MIND the Ladies' Festival commencing
this evening at the Island Baptist Church. on Viz
yinia avenue between Four and "a half and Sixth
streets See advertisement.
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TIE RIvER.-Arrivcd at Young Carter's
wharf. srhr Ocean Queen, Captain Quillian, from
Philadelphia, with i2l tons OF coal also, schr
Two Brothers, Captain Gettrell, from same mort
with IuO tons Of coal Business OF all kinds about
the VSharves is very dali, and, from the prospect
s--ms likely To remain until the coal season
CONES
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AUCTION 8ALu

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneer,
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FRONTING
xx110oN TIE CIRCLE On THURSDAY A.
NOGNI June 9Th, at O'Clock, on the premises W,
We snail sell Subdivision No. 3, in SQUARE No 81
ironslnE feet inches on the Circle, between q
an s,,ey; TBS lot fronts on that beautiful publit
reservation known as the "Circle," and In x YER,
bic site for residence.
lsrms: e-third cash the residue in and Is
,he nrs, h interest, secured by deed of trust OF
jed ]. C. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. = > :
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Y lsL.YphT AucTIos TuEsDAY, the Id i
instant, shall sell, in front of the premises at sir
9cl9ek ?. M the following valuable Building Lots
nanusomey situated on the Island fronting on Del
aware ae9inne, "a street west and south and II
streets az having fronts of from 10 to q feet and ali
Square No. $50: VI
Lots Is, u, y, 2andz1.
Also, q, ~, 81, s. and S.
sas One NTH cash; balance In u, IS. and "a
moh.s !or notes hearing interest from day of sale
aeea given ard deed of trust taken.
le7-ts A. GREEN, Auct.
BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT AUC.
~, ~ u to, ION ~ Professionalism MONDAY Az.
lEhNOON, 18th instant, at 6 O'Clock. in front al
the premises, We shall sell that connections and
c Comic tsI Brick Dwelling honse Pc
LIST and % streets, fronting q feet-more or less
and running back about $50 feet.
rms SAFE oilers an opportunity to secure a com.
town. f"'0' f"'' VI '''
Terms: One, fourth cash the residue IN 6. - and
10 months; with interest. A deed given and deed
je6 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY G. w. BOTELER, Auetioneer.
SAiE OE GROCERIES AT AVCTfON-Rv
- virtue of deed of trust executed by Charts r.
ThlIps y HE nndSrsIsGed I shall sell, on THURS
DAY MoR MING; June 9th, at 10 O'Clock. on the
corner oil 18th and etreets, superior stock of fam
~ orocetleSc embracing IN part. viz: sugars, CoC
zoe. Flour, Tea soap, Candies Pickles Spices
= ocktrS AMI Glass Ware, Wines. Liquors, willow
W are. Brushes together with genera assortment
@! Groceries, which will DO sold in lots To suit fam
lilies. ' 1N''''
Terms cash. JNO L. SMITH Trustaa
jest a. w RDTEI E,R hnct
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cheap ''
In addition TO the above we have q complete as-
sortment of CARPErING, MATING, OIL
alsOTHS, % II =, = III % r. =, HATS, and
TRUNKS. which we will offer at GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES for cash.
Jest No 37a and 31s 7tb 81 nbaxss
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~ E w A X X A N e EN- NTS
L Attic
ITNtnN pIi1,u,I TNn nl,nnu


- No, 81 Green street, GsOrgetO,rn, ID. c.
The underslgned respectfully announce To thelr
friends and the public IN general that they have at
large expense remoded their shInent. hav-
Ing spared no pains In max ing every necessaTy ar
rangement for conducting their business systen,at
eally We have introduced the water from the
w ashIngton Aquednct, and also added thereto a
large flterer, through which the water passes, so
that ii becomes perfectly clear.
They now latter themselves that their MINE
RAL WATERS cannot be equalled in the District.
In ADDITION 70 the above tn have laid IN a large
stock Of PORTER and ALE, from the most cele-
brated breweries in the United States.
Also, 1000 gallons OF prime EASTERN CIDER,
ties. " WV
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, Xxx PALE.
HUTTON. and PHILADELPHIA AI.ES put up
In pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on
All orders by mall or given to our drivers, will be
promptly attended to.
UA good delivered free of charge.
ma i7-u tStates) Army Il SHINN.
E0R SAIE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
= RlAGE. which will la disposed of on rea.Ona
bic terms. Apply as above. ma IS
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BY J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
+ ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT AT TIE
- CORNER oE DELAwARE AVENUE AND NORTH II
STREsT:IOn FHURSIAf AFTERNOON. Nav
without reserve, part Lot No S. in Square No eS6
irontlHg on north street and Delaware avenue
one of the most eligible lots for sale In that vcinity
and, IN view OF the certain extension of tho Capitol
grounds TO thus PORT, must become vsry Valuable
se's. Title pc. fact. fO'"
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THr STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Of the ladies of
Fletcher Chapel is now open every evening In
Tayior's building, seventh street, between ] and
T. Don't fail to drop In. ......
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By A. GREEN. Auct,onear

MINISTRIES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
-. IkRTI ON TnE ISLAND AT AUcrIoN.-On TU ES-
deed oftTnst from Joseph B. afoaass t to the s 81
August, eighteen hundred and fifty Tios land
recorded IA Liber J. A. s., No. 1884, foos al ~ and
IN the District of Columbia, the following named
property lying and being in the city of ashins
Lots numbered four and FIVE, "a and So in SQUARE
NUMBERED four hundred and sixty five, (t65l togeth-
WLh t m improvements, which consist Of
s., The above property fronts south f, between
Terms cash; 8 Iao to be paid down when the prop
ert, Is knocked Off not the property will be then
dr the SHa SSS 20 the neS highest
paid in five DAYS AFTER sale the trustee reserves ' the
By sa8 SsGs
o" @ some JOHN FRITZ the
aPS-eo&ds A.GREEN, Auct
until h rl,ESDAY, the 18th day of June next, same
m,o,,wSd. il. SMITH, Trustee
By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FURNITURE
. = AND EFFECTS OF THE FaRMERs' HOrEL AT
VIII DS as NORM thfss
srs, Hotel, corner Ofsth and streets. the entire
aud ho"s: s snd 6%sss ss"Ts Gissrs &C.
the hotel. comprising
sofas, Rocking, Office, and Dining room Chairs,
Lounges, Settees. Stools,
Dining, Side, and other Tables
Refrigerator, SidsbOards Hat Rack
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus
w ardrobes, Cottage and other Bedsteads
Cottage Sets, Enclosed Washstands
Looking. glasses, Chairs, Tables,
Fea'h"- RAIDS and Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses, ''
COahterpanes. Blankets, and other Bedding,
Carpets, Oilcloth. Mating,
Curtains, Toilet Sets, COGkinF nd other Sto,-a.
Copper, Iron and Tin Ware,
Knives and Forks. Spoons Casters
sils. " " ~ i''N'0" y 10"
, Also, the Bar-rOom Fixtures Glasses Decanters
counters, Cigar Cases, Oyster Box. sc
a Iso, stock OF Cigars and Liquors.
Terms: SS cash over that sum, a credit of S0 nd
20 days, for approved endorsed notes infer
est NJ: THOMPSON, Trustee,
Je2d WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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MEMS DRESS SuIrs.
MEMS DRESS SuIrs,
YoUTHs' DRKss SUITS, '"''s'
cur Youths Business Sxits,


NJ Children's School Saits
NOAH WALkkR Co., Marble Hall Clothing
ano"sn sso NM hotel Building would respectfully
- sumner CI1talng Is now ready for Inspection IL
Is coihpIlsed 81 an assortment of Gentlemen's and
ouths Clothing al the newe,t and richest des Ems
IN material, trimming, and workmanshp
Io those who study excellence with economy i'm
lashlonable articles of DRESS an Opportunity is now
oefed Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
q. nsaay -Msde Clothing in this city, at very re-
'"'s P'ioos' - ap9-ly
IHE WORLDS OPINION must have its dine and
proper course In ITS enlargement of the wonderful
virtues OF the celebrated Mrs. Gardner's Indian
bbsissm ut Llyerwo and Hoarhound, which Gu res
OouEhs, Colds, aud Consumption, and is doing
wonders. ltiSfor sale at every Druggists counter
SANFoRp's LIVER INvIGORATOR-Does any of
our hlgh llvers ever eat too much dinner? Ifany of
put readers have cocks who tempt their appetite A
tt ,s TOO ar will tell secret that i'll lead them
70 tha ENJOY ment of their dinners without VISIT
rom tnab equity Old gentleman-Dy spepsla. Take n
Jose ot Dr. Sanford's lnvigoratnf alter eating and
you VIII never be troubled with indigestion; but on
.e contrary, before the next meal time approaches
me sppents Will DO sharpeno to appreciate any
anu u iPd. inc iood rises sOurs the lnvIgo-
t ,atoT VIII hx the matter right at once. We have
TILED ~ To Goube doses on one or ty occa sons f,r
the sex heatache, and its acts like A charm
'o'" Wy al puselsts' ma Is 2w,r
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Poison SoDA WATER.-SerIous injury To health
anu eSen leaLn sell becoming common from the
ute oil Soda water manufactured and kept i'm cop
RerIountains, have wholly aba ndoned The use Of
tnem ahu introduced into my esta hlishmenf a. well
as into ashinstOn, splendid novelty in the way
Oh Pr apparatus for manufacturing pure Carbonic
hcid ater so highly recommended by the National
fnafmaeop@ia as refreshing and heathfni drink
10. nyalds. single glance at this apparatus will
sausy any one OF ITS entire faultlessness and that
the great desideratum SO long, but ssfulIy
sought II other lnveIaions, is completely found in
TINS The fountain being made Of cast iron and
meavy lined with porcelain. precludes the poss hill
u! oi Tue watsr being appropriated with foreign or
lnyurI3us mniter and the apparatus in which il is
cooled being situated on the counter insures at ali
Try tat JNO w. NAIRN's Drug Store,
Je lin corner New York ave. and 18th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

Dn. HosTRrrKR's BIfrRRs have received the
,h ermest encomiums from the press and people
cure Of dyspepsia, Fiatuience, Consti patton, and
sneIal nervous debilit. 1T cannot be spproached.
Evsry Day new cases OF its great effect are chroni-
clea through our public journals There In nothing
eaaal 70 the enjoyment which the afflicted expert
snce when using this valuable specific IT. mild
tone ITS sure and vigorous on up IN deordered
and Tn cleansing of the entire human body
". AZ that VIII be necessary to convince the skep-
be satisfied. r~'"' 90 oo'ee oou
where. o"'''' se'e' s'iy, evs 1t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The subscribers
executors al the late Gen. James Thomson dec ~
Will expose 10 sale, at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of June next
on the premises, AT half past O'Clock D. m ali the
right title and interest of said dacea Sed IN the fol-
lowing property IN Georgetown, ID. e. To- wit:
Parts OF Lots Nos. ca and 81, Old Gsorgetoun.
with two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon situated
on the east side Of j ffsrSon street.
Also, part Of the same Lots Ga and 6l fronting 81
leet more or less on Jefferson street, running hack
with the line OF the Canal l07l4 feet. ~
Also southeast part Of Lot No. Isl, Beattys ad-
dltion, 30 eet front the north side of Cav street
and 80 feet on the west side OF Montgomery street
- And an undivided thl of Lot No. DID, BEATTY and
ltawklns,s addition, fronting 9th street north
side, $50 feet deep. ~ NV "
Terms of sale :-One third of the purchase money
I cash, and the balance two co nal nstalments III
SIX and twelve months, for which the purchaser will
I've required To give their notes bearing Interest Ia
lie secured by a deed Of trust.
AeOnVey anclng at the pense of the purcba sers
VI The terms OF Sale not complied with within
three days, the property will lie resOld at the risk
w. ". :. TEYEOR.l
j. Il. h. SMITH, ( Tx lots.
colds
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, airy and
J. large, including on let foor. Terms moderate
18th street, between E and r, No. ASP. je cost
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IL THE ABON ESAI.ElS I!NAyOIDARJy
Dostpon ID until TUESDAY EVENING. NAV 81

consequences of the rain until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. 9Th instant. same hour and nIace
lo4- J. @. McG UIRE & co. Amni,rs
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NOR REN T-Two FRAME COTTAGE
HOUSES, situated on Massachusetts avenue
lsetween l4th and 18th streets containing IoOing
Foo particulars apply on the premises. js 7-3t'
FOR RENT-Thrce pleasant ROOMS on 2I.t
u street, between NJ and with the uss of a fine
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18

Nothing can be more destructive 70 q
thinker than the manner III winch the
devil is personfied to some good people
who seem to have rather too good a
knowledge Of him for their comfort. "A
worthy farmer at country meeting Tor
the relation Of the religious experience OF
its members, said he had been severely
tried by young devil. Said he:
He came last night and sot down on
the side of my be !, and grinned at me as
I was sayin' my prayers; he want the
old devil, dear brethren, but little youth /;
one that weighed about forty pounds
he sot down on the side of the bed. and
could Just see bis tail and bluffs stickin'
out under his cloak it was terrible cold
that night aud he looked rs though they
took good care on him TO hurB. had a
good chance to- look at him, but | went
on prayin' be didn't frighten me bit,
ri seen his daddy before; so l looked
out of the corner of my eye and could
see his leetle horns; they were just be-
ginning to start, ike little bull calf;
they want more than two inches long,
but they looked as though they might
get to be terrible pokerish some day."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18
I.B lack isepubiican.n

There is sclass of politicians to be found
in almost escry community, and many of
them disgsaoe the editorial profession,
whose malicious instincts will no. permit
them TO speak of their political opponents
with even The smallest degree of respect
or common aeceney. We opine that tho
Republican party can exhibit among its
members asmuch Of talent and statesman
ship, of patriotism and devotion to coun-
try, ofigenuhe philanthropy, respectable
ty and educational virtues, as any other
political party or class of men. We say
they possess rs much--we will not claim
for them any NOR. ofthese virtues, as any
other political association In the nature
of things, this could not be otherwise; for
the Republican organization is composed
of many of thebest men of all the old par
ties who were driven from their former
political associations in consequence of the
corruptive influences by which they were
surrounded. The old parties became cor
rupt-putrid-and nothing is left of them
but the diseased and rapidly decaying car
cass, while those having a taste for higher
aims, nobler purposes, and purer associa-
tons, have clustered around the Republi-
can organization as by instinct. This is a
natural result, and can be demonstrated
on philosophical principles.
Whyisit then, that certain school of
Democratic politicians can never speak of
theirepponents except in rowdy parlance!
Why is it that the epithet "black Repub-
lican"Ii is universally applied, With offensive
ali, ahd~swagger? When we see an edi-
tor, OF any other politician, applying this
term to the Republican party-neary one
half of whose numbers have heretofore
been the political associates of their
present revileps-Wc set it down as an in
| flexible rule that the Individual thus using
it, is low blackguard, wholly destitute OF
any of the nobler impulses which should
govern the conduct and intercourse of de-
cent men. We ask. the reader to mark
our word, and look to the truth of the dec
laration: if any of your acquaintance are
continually brawling about "Black Repub-
licanisn, we set it down as an undeVla-
ting rule that that man is looked upon by
all respectable people as blackguard.-
Is it not so? We have never known the
rule to fail. IF you want to see biack-
guard, stand on the street corners and you
will soon find the man by the rule we have
| laid down. Saltwater Messenger.