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mucb more than recovered before they upset
him in n coach, but he has almost entirely
recovered and can laugh over his tumbles a.
Jolly rs ever DR.. T. II. Judd has just re.
turned from his visit home, and brings en-.
courasin, news from Rock Island, He ex.
poets to remain another year before return,
ing. ii. b. Hays, formerly Of Port Byron,
has been elected Representative Of our dis
trict His mill is doing well, and he is jolly
good company. VIM, Bell is now with US,
the same good.natured, good hearted upright
man as ever, j. +, Scoby has drug store,
and is dong well with his gentlemanly assist
ant, II NJ. Orahooi. There are many others
here, too numerous TO mention, but not to be
forgotten. We hope MyIo Lee will hurry
back-his good company is Indispensable
The ARGUS is received by Us rs an Old
friend, coming weekly, Lately it has been
delayed on account Of the snow on the plains.
One ARGUS passes through many hands be-
fore it is laid on the shelf We are gratIied
Colonel, to see the exertions you are making
for the location Of the armory on the Island
It is TUE place among ten thousand for such a
purpose
We are having beautiful weather; the
mills aud miners have never done so well as
as they are now doing; we have plenty to
eat some, too much to drink we have a pros
pect Of being "a mighty nation" we are in
expectation Of having branch mint ut Dem
yer; aud the fair sex consider the country
fit location for IA school for scandal" So |
will close By asking civil question don't
we have fun, Yours respectfully,
LEON u JEDI.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Michael H. EriCk. Deceased,

'I'llE undersigned having been appointed
| Administrator OF the estate of Michael Fl.
Frick, late of the county of Rock Island and state
Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court of Rock Island
county, at the Office of the clerk of said court, in
the city Of Rock Island at the FEBRUARY
TERM, on the 3RD MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the same ADJUST
ed. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the I'M
dersgned,
Dated this 30th day of December, A. D. 1861
ABRAHAM Prick, Adm'tor.
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BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHICAGO. I'LL.

'HE undersigned respectfully announce to
1 their friends, patrons, and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing to the strngency OF the
times, they have reduced the price Of board to
TWO DOLLARS per day
Thankful tor the patronage so literally bestow-
ed on them, they respectfully ask for contnu-
aHCe OF the same, assuring their patrons that the
BRIGGS" will lie conducted on the same liberal
plan that has heretofore characterized their es
adjustment WI +. TUCKER x CO.
Chicago, June LIST, 1861.
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4ssal alotires.
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF lLLlNOlS,1
n
ROCK Island County,
Circuit Court In and for the County of Rock I.I,pa
and state Of Illinois.
Force l0sure sof N,ortpagc
. Horny Alien. comnI,ioan, IN, ~,
-, sarah A. Bracket Mar,p ' S " nlH'n-
T. r,,y Tosenh Grove, I,n E'!, '.,e'"ta"
p,,ckr, /. Maxwell Brown F,anoiap n .m.''.'
p,So,t " smith Josiah wilkinson M I p'
Amelia Boone and John Seayer defendants,
,-,TIrE +; l.,oLy t,ivan H.. ~ ,
\ ~ ,,,,.,,, in cbSSrrcry ~ -, ~ ~,
pv"", s.noo a, dec,o,,i 3D. named e q
court !" '"a at'o"o e,,',,,d oaao VI salu
court """, - AMI 81 ,bo S,, ~" t sne
farm of said court. A. D. 1861, shall, on Saturday
the 2sth day olDec,, A, D. 1901 between the hours
Of O'Clock a, M and O'Clock p' IN. OF SAID day
sell at public auction at the door OF me Court
house, IN the city and county OF Rock Island and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder tor cash IN
hand, the following described real estate, to W.T.
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Tn.Tgr EDITOR OF THE ARGUs--Dedr Su
In the Ayqus Of Yesterday, find that a reso.
luton has been introduced into the constitu.
tona convention instructng the judiciary
committee 70 inquire and report whether the
convention has the power 70 fill the vacancy
in the United States senate caused by the
death Of Mr.. Douglas, and you copy an article
from the st. Louis Republican which says
that the place ought to be filled with sound
democrat in place Of Mr.. Browning, who now
represents Us. You also remark that rcpub.
hcans in this section were generally OF the
opinion that Gov. Yates ought to have APP
pointed democrat to fill the vacancy. In
that believe you are correct But, as Gov
Yates has seen proper to appoint Mr.. Brown
ing which he certainly had the power to do,
and az Mr.. Browning il considered man OF
ability. good character and good union
man. don't you think the convention would
be stepping out Of it, legitimate business in
electing another person 10 that place merely
because Mr. B. j. a republican? Is it likely
that anything Of the kind would have been
done had democrat been appointed Is 1t
right that the convention should consume
their time in matters ofthis kind ! believe
thew were elected 20 amend the constitution,
and not to change the officers that have been
c0nsttutuna!y elected and appointed. Tn
less there is sOmestronger reason for a change
than there is in the ease Of our senator, would
such o course be likely 10 promote the inter
est Of our country! That Is what we ought
to look at at all times, and particularly now,
when our country is struggling for its exis-
tence? Let u all lay hold ana work togeth-
er for the suppression Of the rebellion instead
Of weakening our s'reogth to build up party.
Your paper mas done good service, 50 far,
in sustaining the administration, and produc-
ing union feeling in this section, and we
hope you will continue to stand on the patriot
ic ground you have taken to promote the in
terests OF your country before party.
Union.
Rnck Islnnl Inn 30 40
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LEON - JUDD,
Illinois state Fair of 1869.
At the annual meeting Of the executive
committee of the Illinois state agricultural
society January :, 1862, it was resolved to
receive proposals at the next meeting Of the
said committee, ut the agricultural rooms in
Springfield, on Tuesday, February 2Sth, 1862
for holding the fair OF the society the present
year, The following specifications for
grounds and fixtures, to be furnished by the
successful applicant, were adopted aud or
dcred to be published
l. A sufficient quantity of ground enclosed
with close substantial board fence at least
seven feet high, with the necessary gates
with suitable hangings and Gastsnngs.
.. SIX hundred stalls for horses and cattle,
not less than SIX by twelve feet each ON tho
ground the sides and partitions to be sub
stantially built, proper and suituble feed
troughs, managers with firm aud substantial
fastcnings for tying stock to; each stall to be
covered IN such II manner as h. be proOt
against rain
g. Two hundred uui fifty pens for sheep
and swine, ak by twelve feet EACH at least
three and Il half feet high. with bars Or doors.
to the front of cucl, ali to be covered with
shed roof, 10 protect against rains and sur.
ulied with trough. for feeding; one.half the
number 10 be noored
!. Every tenth stall ard pen named in the
foregoing specification, to lie closed, with u
door to the front Of each, for use "A sleeping
APARTMENT. for stock tenders and rs oranaries
! }. An abnndent suppIv of good Irv straw
/ for beddiur. for stock and for other nnrnoses
TO be delivered at such points and in such
quantities ON the fair grounds. AZ the General
superin,eudcnt NAV direct
| 1 Five exhibition halls. covering in the
apyregate AN area not less than forty NV ons
hundred feet each with comnote frmrss IN,
the exhibition Of articles, their respective
areas and their location on the grounds to h,
| determined by the building committee An
noiuted Lv the executive committee
One uuultry house twelve nv forty feet
furnished the entire LENGTH with ,wI ,inr,
! nf cuo,s an each ,i1e
: One presidcut'. Office If such sine and
G,fsh 49, nav he ren,,irr5
9 One bU.ines. offire twenty. tour nv .igbtv
feet. with such floors and fixtures as may be
required
~ va" '"'H.S "V"'e I'''y oy one hundred
n.Ii',b ,h,II H., ,,r,;.bai ,.;,L t o'o "
tables. to seat one hundred persons.
/ H. One editorial hall sixteen by thirty
feet,
49, o''' ,'.Nt' az" .!rIS nrtr once, win
G'.,; t,I ,,,,t ,i,,,,,,o, '1,.
red.
-, Oae Office for the general superinten-
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at Washington against the i'll feeling that
such proceeding would engender, aud also
that il would lead to the opinion that re.
construction of the union was considered
hopeless
| After the design was carried out he sent
another dispatch ex pressing strong hopes that
the sinking Of vessels filled with stones would
not be repeated elsewhere.
1t was rumored that the French and other
governments were taking similar steps IN
| this connection,
The London Morning Post rejoiceS at the
general condemnation Of the act Of sinking
these stone vessels, and says that it is arous-
ing European governments 10 tt common sen
timent, and asks why more forbearance
should be shown America than was the case
when Belgium was recognized, particularly
as Holland was never guilty Of the barbara
ties committed by the cabinet Of Washington,
u he suspension OF specie payments contln
ued u De the theme OF gloomy prognostica'
ton. tor the northern states.
ard Tren, d;snatch saws ,b", .,, i,' eG !,
| contains much th,t il questionable IN Inw ia
main positioDs are certainly Lased ~, actno,y.
! ledred eraI nrincinIas
More dinlomotic ,nrrosnondencobod, oo,,
/ ..,,tI;.Lo, lit. - 81
p sa y, ,a '"r"u,"5 ie''or from r' sew
-, w W.. " .',I navy 'ohuG'i'''i's
~ S''o"H te'I's 'ne 'ae' 'l"' '',e bf,I''h 'cnr
,h pDt1a wa t'Hon 'n'o New iHrh WIN
/ '' Us" n"S "S."s un"cr tn"V oi t'e y
w. INV "'0'uei no'' 'o"ue''"'ns "n AMER
d.. C1''''''""No' io' eH"c"nS an ""th IRON Il
W. " "''IO" VI '''e oiVcNaac'
'naI S: ."ey "ouiu "ol unuert"he similar pro
Se'u'IsS nHa'n! "nG renewing 'he seaman
'o Tt 's opt's" uI'', VI 'ne o"tn' :,
ne hont'n observer suggests The eXped''
1n'f .. al in'etNchs'oh y france ana Eng
'"nu oo sc 'ne leier"' ana confederate
l,a''' ~ NI', w. n ' auGh d" %c' Woul'
" "pP'D,ei ~ '"p "moie "orid' Inc 't,eF
f reH''on Eou.u Ne s1auly accep'ed ny tie Con
.eNot"'e Suites "nu "oulu give satisfaction
very man VI 'ne hortheFh states VINO mas
any Sl'hS 70 i9,G' oHr government ana that
y. ''nI' VIII We '"'itd upon 10 rePem' wha'
Vas u'"e III t''e c"Ne u "reecc ana turkey,
40 o"o r"h uoup'ouf power Or 'ne Oehehcla'
c"e''' VI sue" an 'Htef'eht'oh'
New YORK, Jan. 3l.-FDur market firm
s., 4jaj IS super state; Sj.75n5. 10 extru
state. - IOa5 80 supcr western * 7Oa5 40
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM PIXIES
PEAk.
GREGnRY Jan. 18Th Il

GREGORY Jan. 18th, 1862.
DEAR CoLoSELr--l stated to YOU one week
ago that the Eagle mill, belonging u Lee
Judd q Lee, had taken, from tAree-fourths
Of cord Of quartz, the sum Of 81 800. A
full cord was selected, and the remaining
one fourth has since been crushed on the
same mill, and yielded the enormous sum
of 1924. 1t is thought that the ierge in
crease from the last one fourth of cord
was caused by the slow manner in which it
was crushed, giving the quartz ample time to
be thoroughly pulverised before it escaped
from the batteries.
There is report that mill in Nevada
Gulch, has Just taken, from five cords of quartz
from the Grinnel Lode, the sum Of IS, 900 -
$1,000 per cord, but do not vouch for the
story. Respectfully yours,
WV. BELL.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS!!
4 L WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, also
4 by the dish, served up IN the best style, at
BIATT q IAZARE,s.

one door below Evers' dry goods store, on Illinois
street. As We have none but the very best Cookies
Baltimore OYSTERS, and will sell them at a very
little ad lance on Chicago wholesale prices we in
yte the people to call at our store and try them.
Apples pears. grapes, and other fruits, whole
sale or retail. Also confectionery.
Our refreshment room is always supplied with
all the delicacles OF the season.
Ladies be served with oysters in comfort
able and retired rooms, prepared for that pur-
pose.
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NEW FIRM.
insurance Agency.

V'llE Insurance Business heretofore con.
| Quoted by Herman Field, in Rock Island, will
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned, under
the firm name OF Field Blackburn, having form
ed a co-parinership for that purpose
Office same as before, viz. Post Office Block,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Insurance in the most reliable companies can
be effected on reaonable terms. A share of pat
ronsge is respectfully solicited
HERMAN FIELD,
Z. BLACKBURN.
Rock Island, Jan. !, 1862.
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ESTRjY,

\ otce is hereby given that on the cd day
: OF December, A. D.. 1s6l, in the Town Of
Moline, David K. Wood took up as an estrax. ana
Dark Brown Mare colt about one wear old. which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes. ESQ
Justice of the Peace in said town. at Th,,+vf ri
lars JpSrpH rnNpr ri3 ooi-
Rock Island Jan'y. 10th. 1862.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

| ~ lots UT suCulFlslODs, 10 suit pur" haseIs, or
1 persons that may desire to leasefo. a term
years, the following property in the Cit, OF Dayen
tort, VIZ:
In block l3-225 feet, fronting on Cd street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
90 feet fronting on Sd street
In block l7-Near the Market House
90 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side of the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
10 fronting on Scott street.
In block 2O--320 feet fronting on Third street
$40 feet fronting on Fourth street.
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
., 800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-l6O feet fronting on Sixth street,
1850 feet fronting on Warren street.
In block Sl-l60 feet fronting on Fifth street.
100 feet fronting on Scott street,
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avenu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S-l50 feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S- 10 feet fronting N Sixth street, and
extending back 5b feet
For particulars inquire of CorUin L. Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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AN expedition, composed of several regL
ments, among which is the 37th Illinois, Col
"hi'e' has started from Ottervillc, under
command of Gen, jeff c. Davis. 1t is SUP.
posed the destination is Springfield. Mo
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All Work Done in the Best Manner.

Artists and others in want Of anything in nv
line, respectfully invited to give me call.
Shop on illinois street, over D. Lingle' s
furniture store, near Temple Buiord's grocer v
store. RICHARD PLATT.
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN, Conn.
Capital.

w. Sou THWORTH. President
&. n. SCRANTON, Secretary
The undersigned having been appointed agents
OF the above responsible companies are prepared
to insure buildings and their contents against loss
or damage by fire, on terms as tavorablc is auy
other responsible company. Losses which thes e
companies may sustain under their agency, Will
be literally adjusted by the agents here and
promptly paid. Applications for insurance prom
pity attended to, by
FIELD 4 BLACKBURN, AGENTS.
Office adjoining the Post Office. Rock Island
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Gen. HalIeck has recently issued an order
to drive Jennison aud his band of jayhawk.
ing rufhans out Of Missouri, back to Kansas
where they belong.
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GILT FRAMES GILT FRAMES !!

DORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
l. all sizes and styles, can be had at my shop -.
on short notice. Also
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Of all kinds, done to order in the best manner.
Old paintings cleaned and FURNISHED. Old
frames re-giIt.
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nS~ For the best Weekly Newspaper subscr ID.
for the Rock Island ARGus.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS,

For ALBUMS, IN the most artistic style, to be
hadat GAYLORD 4 SPEiDEL'S
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j E~Ssi iBDIIE,S

LYME BOOT MAKER. Particular atten.
| tlon paid to nice work. and satslactio guaran-
teed in all cases. Ladies shoes made to order in
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
30" shop on Illinois street, next door to n.
Perry 5 grocery store.
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AMBROTYPES,

Not surpassed tins side of New York. taken at
GAYLORD X SPEIDEL'S.
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Or any other styles, and any size desired, either
IN the rough or dressed and delivered either on
Railroad Cars or Canal Boats.
My quarry is situated directly on the Canal and
the Chicago Il Rock Island Railroad. one mile
southwest of Joliet, and my facilities for LOADING
will enable me to sell as low as the lowest
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| IOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ii PAINTER, Is now prepared. to execute
with neatness and dispatch all orders in the
Painting, Glazing. and Paper Hanging Line. and
at the most reasonable prices, Call and give him
a trial.
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Prices TO Suit the Times.

Orders respectfully solicited from abroad, and
all ''work done on the square" All letters
promptly answered. j. ?. SWAIN.
Joliet, Illinois,
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4rw Aarertisements.
FRESH OYSTERS.

u the can, or served up in any style de
ID sired Agood supply always on hand
the best Liquors and Cigars.
PHIL HElNE,
Rock Island Saloon.
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GILT OEAIS,

of new and beautiful designs, suitable for PHO
TOGRAPHS or AMBR0TYPEs of any size.
GLIDING,
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Office adjoining the Post Office, Rock lsla
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unanimous and earnest in support of the
Union as unit, indivisible and imperish-
| able. The Northwest has not been hall
reused yet, and Ohio that has already
sent about seventy five thousand men into
the army, is ready, it is said, to send fifty
thousand more. If Gen. Halleck s army
northern country would rise as one man,
and carry the banner of the country in tri-
umph to the Gulf The prayers of all
good men here are incessant that the pres
ent armies may be sufficient to re e-estab-
lish the Government, but all know that
if there are not enough of men in the field
there are more at home who are ready to
60.
ssThe West has not felt the evils of the
war as the rest of the country has, and
having within itself such vast resources,
it looks forward with calmness and cour-
age to the extension of the struggle, even
if it goes far into the future The spirit
of the West is favorable to the Union as
it was, the whole Union, under the pres
ent Constitution. am agreeably surprised
to find that the radical revolutionists who
find organs eff expression in New York
and Boston, are so few and feeble in this
region. / like such language as this, in
the Ohio Statesn,an,: 7@ = zl
care you for the Union as it was, or
the Union as it is to be? This is the test
.question-the answer to which, or the 81
lence or hesitancy in. answering, will de-
eide at once whether man is for or
against the Union; or in other words,
whether he is a true Union man or a Sc
cessionist, though he may wish to pass
under some other name. The genuine
Union man will say at once boldly, une-
quivocal1y, that he is for the Union of
Washington, the old Union, the American
Union, forever, one and indivisible. The
bogus Unionist, the disunionist, the SYM
pathizer. with secession, will say that he is
for the Union as it ought to be, or for the
Union, if what he calls the Slave Power
is broken down, or for the Union, not as
it was, but as it was designed to be, or
use some mystifed or incoherent express
sions. He will appear to have some in
definite, unsettled notion of some sort, of
a new Union which he and his party want
to see established, though he cannot ex-
plain what it is. But he will plainly show
that he and they have no hearty desire or
earnest wish to maintain and perpetuate
the old Union our fathers made.'> eaaz
s..That is coed doctrine, and we must
fight the battle over it. IF the doctrines
of the revolutionary school, that set aside
the States, and the Constitution, and the
civil Government, are to prevail, frank
ly admit that there is nothing at issue
worth fighting for, and for one | prefer a
.despotism at once. l
{ "The Presidents proclamation, nullify-
ing Gen. Hunter, was received here to-
day, and was hailed with enthusiastic .ad-
miration by every patriotic man.
IREN KUS."
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JAKE HOWARD,

also Senator from the nigger-be-crazed
State Of Michi- (and other) ganders, is
irresistible on corn juice, and the contin-
ued irrigation of his stomach and various
corporeal diversities will, I think, if the
season is favorable, produce clever crop
of delirimns triangles. When it comes to
a hard set-to at Drinking Regular NOR
al Republican drunk-I bet ON Michigan.
Two imbibitious heroes that can out-swal-
To-, ,out-absorb, out-consume Chandler and
Howard, cannot be found. ~ :
They represent, am happy to state,
the Maine Law and Sunday School inter-
ests Of Michigan with great fidelity. 29s-
: e2t ISL THE MORALITY H-s : ttis
of these Africanized saints, individually
and collectively, and the decency and hon
esty of the aHonest Old Abe 'olition par
ty will continue theme for elucidation
in letters to the Chicago Times, which will
be written from day to day by ''.------ =
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BE BEPARucULAR.--An old bachelor who
resided. in Brixton, in orderrto prevent
itinerant traders annoying him by knock
ing at his door to dispose of their wares,
affixed to his Knocker a label to this ef-
feet The inhabitants of this house new
er buys anything at the door-HaMk Mkers,
beware!' He was dreadfaal annoyed
shortly after by aloud knock at his par
lor. windows from WHICH he saw two fel-
lows with clothes-liness mats, and pegs, to
sell. Throwing. up the sash in = Rreety
considerable rage, he accosted them thne;
SCAN you reads2 Yes master, sssp-
swered the hawker. "Then dom wen see
a notice affixed tom knoeker thatS NOV
I er buy anything at the door, = IQfbo
sure We $50 We thoagh We woql a1ke
bold and do "a little business at the psr-
llor window The. fellows Wit pscifed
fthe old bachelor, who osstraightwpy madd .
purchase. Immediately afterwards, how
ever, he sent for a painter, and had the
following addition made to his announce
ment: Nor at the window either. .a.ss