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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

Topley IS now training Pugh Davis, the champion
runner who challenges any man In tn world, any
distance for 81, 900 aside.
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAuDs.-Tnc Fourth Con-
gressional district of New Jersey seems toSe great
bone OF contention. The democrats Of Morris
county have applied for writ OF quo Uay7unto to
declare the election void In Boonon township. It'll
alleged that one OF the Judges named Kanousc took
the ballot box homo with him at dinner time and re-
tanned ~ In his private room for over half hour.
Again, after the polls had closed and the count
ing commenced, the odds being Enthusiastically
In favor OF the democratic ticket, the judges ad-
journed for supper and the box was taken to the
house Of Mr.. Spear, the republican candidate Tor
County Clerk, where II was Kept for time out OF
sight. Upon resuming the canvass straight demo-
cratic ballots ceased coming out and all kinds OF
splits took their places. The democrats believe
the box went through the operation OF STUFF.
fng while II was out Of their sight. At
any rate, II came out $3.50 ahead for the
republicans, which would be good sized aggregate
vote Il ~ alleged, for the township. IL is also said
much larger number OF democrats are willing to
swear to their votes than democratic ballots came TO
light altogether. To throw out this township ex
pected would legally elect the democratic Congress
man Philip Rafferty, over John Ill., his opponent by
q considerable majority. Tue democratic state
senator, County Clerk and Sheriff would also DO
elected.
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TlUREAU OF ORDNANCE, -,-
ID NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
Washington CITY, Oct %, 1883. !

There VIII be sold 1t public auction, % the hghe. bidders
noon, Monday the 23d day Of November 1885, In the
ocs Of the lnsps,sscr Of oreusnce Nay Yard Boston,
ing Shot and She'll Auskets Rifles, Carbnss, Rsvovers,
Spare Parts Cartridge Boxes &c.
These articles win be sold In lnts
TermsOne half CASH in government funds, on the con-
cluson Of the SALE and the within days after
wards during which time the articles removed from
yard otherwise they will revert to the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made before
p N. each day.
isto distinctly understood that guarantee will be
given 10 purchasers OF articles offered for sale noted k
the catalogue regards their condition quality but
believed. however, that everything offered for sale A.
represented. n.r,,cv
Rear Admiral and CHIEF of Bureau.
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RY ARcAIBAID JOHNSTON, ). AuCTIoNEER;-.AT
East Thirteenth strss Ds.n town once nass,a street
The attention Of e public respectfully requested 70 this
sa being Of The largest and finest Of The SEASON COM
matched Horses and Mares suitable for fanny ear
mage or road purposcs three private eenemens complete
tunous Executors sale Of the property belonging
e the estate Of the late Dennis .roa
family carriage and work Horses top and no top Wagons
Cabrioets, pony Phast0ns Harneas &c For u
catalogue, under head Horses and Carrages We
postpone sale amount Of the weather.
DY r SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER, WILL BIB SOLD
~ at public .uction q Tie .sesroom No NssssI street
NJ Lete Patent United Staes q described and
advertised In the New York Herald October 81 1858
Il. II. PLANT and Others Mortgages
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CorrHr-Ko quiet but steady A FORMER quotations.
We heard OF no sales. Other kinds coneinued dull .
TIogR AND aHAIr-Recepts, q, ll2 bbs -four, $50 do.
corn meal bushs,s wheat, ~ DO corn, Wos do
Data $50 110O do. mali and lo,61 do barley. The
state Western -four ruled firm under good
demand State met with ready sails for export a.
been realized on Saturday We do NOS quote an a.
Saturday below The prices paid today. There
altogether better feeling, however, and was much
than for time past California was quiet
hut more scady. The sales were about llvO0 boa In
Southern there no the market ruling
dun quotations. sales go bbs Rye -four IN fair
request, and prices better Sales as bbls Corn meal
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the following changes.

At the commencement or business the stock mar
ket was heavy, at a decline OF about per cent
from the closing prices OF saturday; but at the early
session OF the open board prices improved, New
YORK Central selling at 122 aud Erie at 3g1s AT the
nrst regular board the market was active but lower
and very feverlsh, and the call Erie closed u
bwer than at the same time on Saturday, Reading
X, Michigan Southern x, Cleveland and Toledo Il.
Rock island q, Northwestern preferred n, Milwau-
kce and ST. Paul preferred n, Ohio and Mississippi
u, Tennessee skies (new ssue) y, North Carolina
skies q, do. new issue and Missouri skies l. while
New York Central X higher, Pacific Mail u,
Quicksilver u and Western UnioH Telegraph u. Gov
eminent securities were per cent lower than at
the close ON saturday. At the open board nj one
O'Clock prices were slightly higher in most instances
At the second regular board the bulls engineered
rtner rise N some stocks for ;he.purPose OF selling
New York Central closed x higher on the call than at
tue hrst regular board, Reading Ia, Michigan South
em 1, Cleveland and Toledo 11s, Rock Island IL,
Northwestern preferred l. Fort Wayne y. Milwaukee
and St Paul 21S, do. preferred Ak, Ohio and Mssis
sippi X, Pacific Mail Il, Tennessee SKIES new issue
II, North Carolina skies u and Missouri skies
j; while Erie was X lower and western Union Tele-
graph X. Government securities were n u per
cent higher. At the open board ut half-past three
the market was duh and prices declined on the call,
Northwestern preferred selling at s3K, Cleveland
and Pittsburg "a and Michigan Southern SIX. Sub
sequenty Erie declined TO 3s and the whole market
became weak and demoralzed, New York Central
nehing at 1914, and other stocks at q pro-
portIonate decline; but Just before the close
prices were bid up again, although their natural
tendency ia decidedly downward The latest quota
lions on the street at halfpast I've were as sub
joIned:-Pacdc Mail, 11sH 1le; Western Union,
s5X s5H; New York Central 1871 1871; Erie,
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UCTION NOTICE.
IA THIS DAY (TUESDAY),
at III o'clock,
LARGE REGULAR sEMLWEEKLY SALE
FOREIGN AND poHEsrIC DRY GOODS,
including
3 fine line OF Mems, ouths and Boys'
READY MADE CLOTHING.
100 CASES MEMS ANDBQYs SOFT HATS,
In full varieties and embracing the latest styles. Also
STAY BINDINGS AND THREADS.
1900 dozen white Stay Bindings and 7v0 lbs Marshara
patent Threads.
Catalogues and goods now ready.
WM. TOPPING CO., Auciioneers,
1872 Church street
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SALES AT AUCTION.
8. RICHARDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
Extra large sale of Boots and Shoes
A. S. RICHARDS CO.,


No. College place between Murray and Barclay Streets
on WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1t 1919 o'clock A. NJ,
viii positively close out large Of Eastern and city
invoices Of prime Fall and Winter Goods
Auction sales of Boots and Shoes every Wednesday
ing during the year, always by catalogue.
A UCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
IA On WEnNEsDAY. Nov. II, at 10 O'Clock,
BY HENRY y. HERTS Auctioneer,
At saesrooms l89 Broadway,
The entire Stock Of an importing house.
French Clocks and Bronzes,
China and Bohemian Glass Goods,
Ladies' Leather Satchels and Bags
PortemonDaies, Cigar Cases. Pocketbooks,
Geeschaum and Brier Wood Pipes and Cigar Holders.
Fans, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Jewelry,
French ana English Perfumery, &c.
Also, Toys Dolls, Doll Heads, Wood and Tin Toys.
A large line OF fine English Plated Ware
German and English Cutlery, &C.,
In lots to suit city and country trade. tar
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale.
UCTION NOTICE.. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER
IA The largest richest Of Household Furn
sure offered at auction this season
$20,0.0worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Mirrors Drawing Room Furniture, China,
'N-' On this day tTassiay, a. the eegsn. mansion,
No 81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
nues, commencing 10s9 o'clock
richest description Cabinets
Secetare bookcase velvet Carpets Bronzes Clock Paint
ings by eminent artists; lace. brocael Curtains Mrros,
rosewood walnut bureaus, Bedsieads wardrobes; HAIR
Spring Mattresses: Blankets Extension Table, Buffet
Lounges Turkish Easy Chairs, Chinaware, Glassware Silver
apartments Sale psremptory BmCompstent persons in
attendance to pack, remove the goods.
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N MONDAY, Now e-S m.
corroS.--Receipts 4yo73 bales. The market was only
moderately and heavy, and prices fully Nc
per h. closing Al 1910 for middne upands The sales
iqq bales, Including SO for export $50 fer spinning
So3 on speculation. We append the closing quotations.
yisand. me6ss Neg o,lsans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

ucrloN NorrcE-R. T. HAzELI, AucrIoNEER.
N THIS DAY (TUESDAYl NOV. 10,
nj l0k O'clock at saesroom, S5 Cortlandt street
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C..
IN lots TO suit city and country trade.
Also,
PLANES-15o double bench Planes.
COAL HODS--1c0 black Coal Holds.
LANTERNS % barrels kerosene Lanterns.
SKATES 800 pairs Skates.
(For account whom II may concern)
EIGHT CASKS ASSORTED HARDWARE
consisting of Fes Chises Augors, Butts, Screws, he.
Catalogues on morning Of sale. fN
r. T. HAzELL n co,
Auctioneers, 10 Cortlandt street.
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A UCTION sALE.-NEw AND ELEGANT FURNI-
n ture, richly carved and git-A. NJ. CRISTALAk a
SON. AuctIoneers, win SELL Thursday, November H. 1863
at 10Y O'clock ut IS Murray street aud 81 Park place. large
OF and elegant black walnut Bedroom Suits
tnine peces) also Psor Suits seven piece IN crimson
gold and brocate and reps marble top Centre Tables
sideboardA, Wardrobes, nns Room Chairs Bookcas-s.
Desks, Library Tables HAtands &C, to pay advances TO
the The public respectfully
tcd the goods which now on exhibition mus! post
sold without Catalogues sale. A. NJ.
CRISTALAR a SON, regular saesroom No. Park place.
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Dy NJ DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
10 Of Cabinet Makers Of 81 egsn walnut rosewood
mahogany ebony and oak Paror, Chamber, Dining Room
Oalce and Library Furniture Tuesday, Nov To- Mt 10Y
O'clock Al The wareroorns us Fulton and 4s Ann street. ~
order OF W. Mortimer Assignee. Descriptive catalogues at
aalS
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DYE CoLroN. AuCTI0NEER.

T)Y F. COTTON, AECTIONEEK.
ID elegant Household Furniture In Eighth avenue
On Thursday, November At 2a Firth avenue corner o.
all the rich and elegant ROSEWOOD black
walnut other Furniture In the house; twill embrace
some very richest and best mostly made 10 order by
Roux and makers also superb Curtains and
Cornces French Plate Pier and Mantel Mrrors ELEGANT
Wilton Velvet other Carpets Armoire Warrobes Par
or Suits Cabinets carved rosewood Bedseads Bed
ding OF kinds Silver and Silver Plated Ware French China
Glass Ware Catalogues ready cary Thursday morn
Ing at the house. BY order OF the nortgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

DY JAS. @. BROWN, AvCTIoNEER. SELLS THIS
ID dsv At lOx O'Clock, $50 East Tenth street, entire
stock al Fjrtures OF that handsome and well stocked
cery combating OF barrels of Sugar. Flour Moasses Vine
Starch Camden Soap hno fxtues posivey IN iot
Trade Invited
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A Housekeepers Hotel kecpers and the Trade. =
Over &l50 worth of magnificent Household Furniture ut
public this Tuesday, afternoon November TO- Mt
ocock, the The large story dwelling house. s West
Eighth Fifth and 81 xh consisting OF
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpe; Parlor Suits oveed
with French satin brocac and harcoh magnificent
octave Panofote Stool and Cover largo Mir
Ornaments Clocks Bronzes vsses Twenty-Five me 1
Paintings, Tables Chairs Lounges Rockers Bedsteads Blu
reaus Wristbands Spring and Hair Mattresses Glass and
China Silver Ware Table Cut cry Tea and Extension
Tables. Dining ChairN. positive.
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JOSEPH MCGUIRE, ArcTfONEER.
81 POSITIVE SALE or VALUABLE

Joseph MCGUIRE, ArCTtONEER
81 POSITIVE SALE or VALUABLE
fEVEATEENTH WARD fkOfIIiY.
JOSEPH No UfRE will sell on Tuesday, November 10,
lSt xchanst ssesruom Ill Broadway Ia oeock,
the iauabb Property No old No. 81 sixth street, near
The Lot 25xy feet. which there is fsnr
story brick House, with Store IN front, and frame
House one tory basement and attic on the rear
The proximity of the property 10 the Bowery and
Broadway makes IL desirable as an Investment ~ 1t
Infinitely valuable Maps and particulars
at the Office NO. ~ Nassau street..
ToHy L vANDEwATER, AUCTIoSEER, 81 DUANE
street. day. at IL M one OF tne hnes' safes o. he
regular sale OF rottng aud STOCK
40 loss Harness. See Horse Carriage head,
vi sale, iJr particulars, ped srees, &C.
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7 Evils /. WOOD, AUCTIoNEER.
Ia CRAWFORD. N. j.
ny ID. MELLIgK, Jn., BIO, i6 Pine street

Absolute SALE OF ah VILLA PLOTS AT
Crawford, miles New York, the Central Railroad
OF New Jersey. These lots Handsomely situated on an
elevation fine of the surrounding country
wshinnvc minutes walk of the station. Crawford
growing town, minutes from New YORK, and well supplied
churqes, schools and special train WI leave
the foot ofbery street the day Of at O'Clock A.
Refreshments served the grounds before the sale For
railroad psses maps and full particulars apply At once OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

II NJ SEAMAN, AUCTIoyEER, OFFICE IA PINE
J. street.-MORfGAGE SALE at the restaurant known
as the INTERNATIONAL No. 4Ul Broadway on Thursday,
Nov 49, 1856 at IA o'clock NJ. Solid black walnut Tar and
Lunch Counters sold black walnut Oyster and Cigar Stands
two superior Pumps with Fixtures; Mirrors, Bar Fix
tures sheglng Ranges Iron Pipes Water closets,
Unas FIXTURES Chan eers and everything necessary
to form complete outfit FOR first class broadway restau-
rant
Also on same day No. 70 Chambers street. basement Al;
O'clock NJ, large lot OF Restaurant Furniture and Fix
lures consisting Of black walnut Tables Side Tables Dining
Table Ware, Table Linen, &c.
IN HATHEWAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q AR
d. MOLD will SELL on Tuesday sember ~ at lie O'Clock
within store No. l0a Pearl street, Hanover
large assortment Of tine ines Ii uors, Cigars Rasns and
other Groceries, also at o'clock same day within store ~
r0okyn the whole stock OF Wines Liquors.
Cigars Lcens Lease and Fixtures, Measures &C., OF above
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race course yesterday to witness his feat OF walking
eight times around the inside track within an hour
for 800 side. The distance around Is little less
than one male, showing the task to be one not so
easy to accomplish, but which was completed In
hundred dollars changed hands, the bets being prin-
cipaly on distances The following Is the record Of
| ina all
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EXECUTORS SALE.
~ BENZ. +. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer--On Thursday,
Nov. H. 1885, IL o'clock noon, at No. 6l0 West Twenty
fourth all the Right Tite aud Interest OF Henry IT,
Kerr in and TO he coparnershp property q the arm q
Tools, Fixtures, Book Accounts &c.
Also,
ali the Right Title and Interest Henry Kerr In and
certain Lots Of land, with appnrtsnances thsreoa
situated feet OF Tenth avenue the south side Of
Twenty fourth street; OF 25xsas inches EACH
By order Of SohT sV EEHSsF1ELp, Executors.
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r BoGART, AUCTroNEER.
IL WEnkt.--HAy NOV n

81. WEDNESDAY,, NOV IL.
AT O,S O'Clock, the auction North William ST
gentee Household Furniture and three Par or suits, SOFAS
Lounges hlrrors as Chande Gotta SUITS, Mattresses
Bedinr Two Pianos, oak Extension Diains Tables, OAK
Chars kthen Furnitu Also four Wilcox 0ib0s Sew
ing Machires Also large lot OF hne Erusseis Carpets
p. TlAvER, AuCTIoNEER.-vALUABLEw WATER
81 From and Dock Propcrty.--fRAvER 4 ESLER viii
sell thursday. November ~ lss, at " oclock at the RI:
change sakaroom No. Ill Brosdway New York, noout 10
City Lo.s Bnshwck creek, Seventeenth ward rookiyn,
h. adjacent TO the East river desrablv located for store
nanufactui, purposes For terms apply nj
Office OF auuoneels, bs Liberty street, New York
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EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE ORANGE COUNTY
IA Farms-wl be sold at pubic auction, the premises
Saturday soy 81 three Farms belonging to the estate o.
Dennston, situated the Newburg branch
Of Islie Railway, quarter Of Uile from Salisbury Mills
fair buildings S acres buildings but good building
sites land best quality well watered, tine scenery spen d
dress Augustus Dennson or Mary Dcnniston, Executors
Salisbury Mills Post Olce, Orange county, N Y.
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EDWARD sCHEvCK, AucrIoNEER.


q Mortgage sale of elegant Cabinet Furniture.
Ey EDWARD sCHENCK this day, at II O'Clock, At his
saesro0m No. 10 Liberty, elegant and varied assortment
OF rich black walnut and rosewood Household Furniture
Paris made Furniture also elegant broaze
Paris Clocks Satuetes Sale positive without reserve
TcxECUToRs, sALE--BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS
IA OF the estate of tennis Kehoe, deceased,
AtJOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELLS auction mart, liz East
Thirteenth ST eet,
This day TUESDAY Nov ~ q. y o'clock bay trong Horse,
together with top light trotting Wagon,
built BY Svcrs; one top Buggy, in good order set har-
Mega NC.
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CHERIFfS skLE.-HATS AND CAPs.-R1CHARD
WALTERS, Auconeer, VIII sell, this day, raesiay ~
Huclocket East Broadway qna MY ~ hns Aps,
two SEWN Anchiues. JAMES O'BkIbN, shefiI.
J.SEEHAciEa, Deputy.
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JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 6l5 WASH.
81 ington street6cnteel Household Furniture this day
100 O'Clock OF the elegant residence III West Houson
Sul comprsing the entire Furniture " the
house. is neatly furnished, and CONSISTS of Hpc
rosewood octave, niad Piano. pearl keys, cost s
walnut Pa Suits marble Centre aud fancy
Tables; inssh, Brussels Threepy and Insraia Carpets
Hall Oiclotfs marble Harack. English Bassrs stair
Carpets dns Damas Curtains olack walnut ana chestnut
Chamber Suits Beds aud Bsiding, Blankets, Ormou ami
Furniture sale positive and peremptory Ny friends beng
fully that take such, puolc likewise rest
assured The House TO let viii lease term o.
On Thursday elegant Furniture Of foar story house In
street.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-15
The Presidents Organs and Grant.

A Washington dispatch says, both
of the Presidents journals are very
fierce in their denunciations of General
Grant for the statement published that
he is in favor Of Impeachment. The
HteNigencer says "The failure of
Gen, Grant to deny emphatically and
in his own name this monstro.s charge
of the New York Tribune must be ia
ken as evidence of his endorsement of
the whole statement of menaces to the
Senate. If he had drawn his sword
and marched bis cohorts to the door
Of the Senate to compel them III ct
mmis to obey his mandates, it would
scarcely he worseD Tom Florence
quotes tn" fifth article of war concern
| ing the use of disrespectfni language
to a superior officer and calls for his
arrangement under it, and also says it
is the plain duty ofthe President to
revoke his commission and strike his
name from the rolls Of the army.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-15

The finest icl ofn thunder storm
cxtlnt was When Virgins came hpmr
tight. Now, Virgins is teacher,
and had hcen toatemperan'e meeting,
and drank too mach lemonade or
something. He came into the room
where his vile and dau s'terl, >at an,i
just then he tumble,l over the cradle
and fell whop on the floor. After IL
while herose aul said, "Wiic, are you
hurt '"No." "Girls, are you hurl?"
"No." "Terrib.e clap, wasn't it?"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-15

THERE is a stage driver in Pike
county, Penn, named David Starner
who has driven sta re for the last for
ty years, averaging 30 miles per day.
Deducting the Sundays from forty
years, leaves 1880 working days,
which at 30 miles a day makes a total
Of $4,000, equivalent to fifteen times
the distance round the world, an! 600
miles over. He is now sixty years OF
age, and is hale and hearty. Smells
no place.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-15
2Sconesoag, fpril Is, 1903.
RePublico
Thsataynsshurs Republican.
BABY'S LETTER.

- .6A
Dear old unite,
dot oor letter;
My old nanny
She ditten better.
She every day
Little bit stronger,
Don't mean to be sick
Berry much longer.
Daddys dot so lat
Can't hardly siagger,
Nanny says h nks
Too mucIrhger!
Dear little baby
Had II bad cr,ic,
Had 10 take tree Drops
Nissy P~y,Ec.
loot a dose Of tainip,
Felt worse III ever
Shan't tate no more
Talnip never.
Wind IN stunlit,
Felt poniy bad;
Worse fl, nj sitness
Ev + Dean had
Ever had belly ate,
Old unite Bill?
Tain pa tun now,
Say whit 90 will.
used to sleep all day
And cry all night,
Don't do so now,
C'use 'taint yight
But I'm growing,
Getting pooly fat;
Gain mort two pounds,
Only ti.k oyat!
Little flsnnin blankets,
Wa. too lig before,
NANNY cant pin me
In 'cm M more
Skirts 50 sral.
Dean so stout.
Had To let the p'ai's
ln 'em all III
Gotta head Of hair
jess rs black rs night,
And hig bloc eyes
Yat look berry fright.
My nanny says
Never did zee
Any nzzer baby
Hal 50 sweet as me.
Gamma comes often,
Aunt Vir.i il, too
Baby loves I'm,
Bby loves 90.
Biby send: pno'y kiss
To his unllcs ALL
Gamma and gnnpa
Bigs iolksand small.
Can't yi'r no more,
So e od bye,
Jolly old unlle
VIA glass eye!
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-15

CHAT is probably the oldest piece
of furniture in America !" SAID col
lcctor OF Antique curiosities to a friend
pointing to notwithstanding table
as he spoke. mIlow oil is it? asked
the friend. "Ncarly four hundred
years DID," "Pshaw, that is nothing.
| have an Arabic table over two thous-
and years old" "Imeed" "Yes,
the multiplication table"