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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

MEN WITHOUT HEARrs.-We some,
times meet with men who seem to think
that any indulgence in affectionate feeling
is weakness. They will return from a
Journey, and greet their families with ads.
taut dignity, and move among their chill
dren with the cold and lofty splcndor Of
an iceberg surrounded by its broken frag-
ments. There is hardly more unnatural
sight on earth than one of these families
without heart. Who that has expert
cnccd the joys Of friendship, and values
sympathy and affection, would not rathcr
Loose all that is beautiful in mattress seem
cry than be robbed Of the hidden treasures
of the heart? Cherish, then, your hearts
best affections. Indulge in the warm and
gushing emotions Of filial, paternal and
fraternal love.-lMrs Crdik.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02
A POINT WE'LL PUT.-Wc clip this
from the San Francisco Rtrah:

n IOINT w EkII l'UT.TNC ClIp tnlS
from the San Francisco HtrdH:
One hundred Cinnamon will live in u
house, the whole Of which would be occu-
pied by one white laborer and his family.
This is fac. demanding the considerations
Of those Of our citizens who employ their
money in building houses for laboring pco-
pie to live in. These one hundred China
men will perform the work of fifty white
men the white men are out of employ
ment; they have been discharged, and
their places filled with cheap Chinese la
borers. The white laborers must seek
employment elsewhere, and their families
go with them. Forty.nine houses are un-
occupied, and landlords have not Jet de-
vised practicable scheme for collecting
rents from tenantless houses. Continue to
crowd out tho white laborer and fill his
place with Cinnamon, and not many
months will pass away before "To Let"
will embellish the doors and windows Of
hundreds of dwelling houses within our
towns and cities. The result is inevitable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

TThe real leading spirit Of Japan now is
Satsuma, the Treasurer of the Empire:
He is the richest Of the native princes OF
Daimois adopts every improvement, arms
his followers with breech-loading rifles !;
has sent as many as fifty young japanese
to be educated in various parts Of Europe,
and, in word, is man of the times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02


PRENTICE ON GRAHT.--t;cncral Grant
said in his inaugural tina. he accepted the
Office without fear. Yes, without fear, be-
cause he had no appreciation Of its duties
and responsibilities. lie accepted it ia
the belief. that it could At any time. be
wound up in minute, to run month by
itself He fills mp his tiac with holiday
jaunts and water place recrcatlons, too
nimblc to be caught, and exhibiting a van
i.v, rccklc>sue,s aul carcle>Snc:s without
parallel. and all this at Il time when mat
tcrs Of vast Moment are pending between
our t;avernmcn an! Great Britain, Spain
and thiua; when the hGaraS c0yy,ns is sus
pended and martial law, or fl other words
the absence of all law, is established i'll
Mississippi and Texas; anl when a@ita-
dions that even threaten revolution, ayita-
tions that occasionally burst forth in acts
ofviolencc aud blood, are raging in several
States. Thoughts Of none of these things
ul,,rulc themselves upon him in his soft
aud luxurious retreats to disturb his rn Joy
mcnt "t hi, c;-als. lbs wines, and the :!.;t-
terry Of his mcrre"a!y parasites. And the
members of his CahincS-whr:H are they,
aud what are they Ioin-: Oh. they pay
their chief the ,ctr.!, clil;,i 'jdrnt or im-
tltin- HIN Hn; r!,e"a., what n,attcr' it ?
The wh,'" Cabinet ornc"rn has snnk into
such Indifference aU, con'cmn;, that not
one man in ten or t|cgJv tha- yu meet in
your intercourse w.'h eorio'y could oven
tell you the name. Of hal" OK ;il9 members.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

TINE FOR MATRIMONY.-Amon the
ancient Germans, than whom finer race
never existed, it was death for any woman
to marry before she was twenty years old.
by the laws Of Lycurgus, the most cspc-
cia' attention was paid to the physical ed
ucation, and no delicate or sickly women
were, on any account, allowed to marry.
DR.. Johnston, in his work Of" Economy Of
Health" says that matrimony should not
be contracted until the first year of the
fourth scptcnnial on the part of the lady,
nor before the last year of the same in the
case of the gentleman. In other words,
the female should be at least twepty-onG
years of age, and tho male twcnty-cight
years. The Doctor says there should be
difference of seven years between the sexes
at whatever period of lie the connection
is contracted There is difference Of
seven years, not in the actual duration of
life in the two sexes, but in the stamina
Of the constitution, the symmetry of the
form and lineamcnts of the face. In re-
spect to early marriage, so far as it con-
Germs the softer sex, for every year at
which marriage is entered upon before the
age of twenty-one, there will be, on an nv
cragc, three years of premature decay,
more Or less apparent, of the corporal fab
ri,,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

rss- The manner Of carrying the hands
is always a sure indictment Of the mind.
Dangling hands belong to dangling
mind; clenched hands to close and
thinking mind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

AN APPRECIATION ~ PLEBEl,N BLOOD,
People mohc Strawberries in New ,'cr-
scv, says Il pleasant writer in Uoars at
Home, that is, they invent them. Long
legged farmers, with slouch straw hats,
talk to you learncdly about stamnatcS.
and pistlatcs, and hybriiizina. They re-
alizc, in very practical way, what Byron
calls the "lovc Of the flowers" For in
stance. no Intelligent grover would sct Il
bed of green prolitics without wedding
them in alternate rows to some variety of
the other sex. In the end thi, promiscu-
Gus intercourse will xii! the strawberry,
and we will have to begin anew with the
wild plant. There are physiological rca-
sons why the present process cannot 20
much further. Cherries have been cult
waited to death Peaches arc on their last
legs, and pears show sign Of decadencc.
The aristocracy will always perish without
constant infusion of fresh, vigorous pleb-
an blood. Even Il strawberry bed has its
political theories.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

n:sy. An old bachelor observes that the
women are always thinking Of the men.
Even their laugh is but he. he.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

BEN. WADE AND rhE G. Cs.-Bcn
Wade, says the Cincinnati Weekly Ewgmr-
tr, lately visited California M a Director of
the Pacific Railroad. He there saw the
Chinese and is enamorcd of them. He
declares that the more of them who come
to this country the better. The great
thing in favor of their immigration in his
view, as well as that Of the Radical poll
ticiuus generally, is that it will give the
United States cheap labor. In our Mon
grcl friends estimation, the laborer is far
too richly paid He has the audacity to
aspire to two dollars day and roast beef.
The Chinese will work for ten cents per
diem and rice soup. Therefore, by all
means, say this class of politicians. let lis
have the latter. If the American laborcr
wants employment, let him come down to-
Chinese prices. China has II population
Of i00, 100000 In few years she can
spare enough without missing them, to
perform large part Of the labor of the
country. Whether they come or not,
whether the American workingmcn have
them as competitors, will depend upoh the
votes of the laborcr. If ont laboring
men think more of party than they do Of
their own existence and comfort--if they
are willing to toll for less sum than the
paupcrs of Europe tltcn the Chinese will
be here in myriads that will darkcn the
land The leaders of the Radical party
are the protectors Of capital, and the op-
prcssors of the industrial man whenever
his interests Interfere with those of the
former.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

GREAT IS ULYssEs.-Grant has made
another great speech. 1t was in reply to
the guests of the hotel at Long Branch,
who were unwilling to let him 90 off with
out telling him how much they thought of
him. Thus spoke Ulysses:
'"-4Horacy General Brcmster, Ladies and
Gentlemen Il make this visit to Long
Branch as recreation from duty. The
visit has been made pleasant by you all l
have purchased Il cottage here by the seaside,
where shall make the summer home of
myself and family or, at least, for my fam
lily and such portion of the summer for my
self as mypublic duties will permit"
In the above . few and happy remarks
of half dozen lines, there are three g Is"
two "myself's" and two "my tamily's."
Verify, great is Ulysses and his family.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

FAN FLIRTATIoNs.--Fan tast-I am in
dependent.
Fan slow-I am engaged.
Fan with right hand in front of face
Come on.
Fan with left hand in front of face
Leave me.
Open ard shut-kiss me.
Open wide-Love.
Open halt--Erionlship.
Shut-!latc.
Swinging the fan-May I see you
hcme.
Fan by right cllcek-No.
To carry in left hand-Dcsirous Of get
ting acquainted.
Carry with haudlc to lips-I will firt
with you.
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Advertising EtRtes .


Each ad d!itiuual inscItiuu..... ............" "o
business cards. per unartcr...... ......... w
Eey~ \ liberal deduction i'll ha made H. ia
vor of those who advertise four squares, or up
wards. by the year.
Es,y- Lcgl, notices vii! lie charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing ,heir insertion,
EfiF" Advertisements sent irom distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied hy
the cash
Msgn Announcements Of births, marriages
and deaths inserted FREQ Of charge.
M3~ Obituary notices, or 'roc'rv aprcnd-
ed to marriages or deaths. will be charged! cue
half our regular advert SIM rates. We VII!
not hereafter Gcviatc iron this ruie.
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Ely~ Blanks, hill-h"ads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills Of fare, posters, programmes,
pamphlets, ETC., printed ut reasonable rates.
OfrICG-Corncr OF Second and Washington
Streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-02

Then Grant imposes on us with other
nre.cnsions. lie has published to an ex,
travacant cccentricity his love of quiet ana
retirement. No public man of his stalon'
since the beginning of the Government,
has SO constantly thrown himself IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27
TREAsURy DEPARTMENT.
TREAsURy DEPARTMENT,
OrricK OF TuK SUPERVISING ARcnIrEorJ

4, (
ISL sEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received until August "A.
ss Tor furnishing and delivering, at the Of the New
ros omce New Yo,. N such quantities and at such times
- may be required l@OpD cubic feet
SION ursnhs clear Ia color aud free from seams
sap The stones VIII average twenty cubic feet each nd
WI Ne iu % the square and true sound In every
after - " 'e" "e'"
Aso foe furnishng and delivering A. above $500 CUBIC
yAIds more or css of Granite. Limestone North River
huboc 70 be Dat on the bed sound and breaking
sssn square ir.e,e one 70 be bond stones 70
hsn ennac ies, o. 70 be 'sss than inche: thick
broken 10 the sire of hens suitable for
bds w be made BY the Cable foot and yard. and viii 10
rendered separately for dimension stone rubee and
Payments 10 he made monthly upon delivery and accept
ence 81 the stone by the supervising architect bis agent,
dcdecssg ~ yer until ths hnAi eempeton o. the
tract.
All bids must be accompanied BY penal bond the
Of bidder VII and perform the
awarded hn The aahciency OF the security 10 10
ecrihea TO by he District Attorney Of she dse, whs The
The Department, the light reject any bids
be deemed for the interest OF The 10 do
and bid that does not conform every respect ,hI
Adyersisrment will not by considered.
Proposals 70 he endorsed Proposals for Dimension. Rub
BIDDER. lor Dimension Stone vii submit IN all
sample OF the stone tey bid inches cube showing
the different styles Of cutting suitable and showing The
A. b. xULLEyr. Supervising Archaec,
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PROPOSALS.
TlREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF THU SCI


OFFICE OF THU SUPERVISING AEoMTscr1
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until, IL s Of the
Sl day Of July, 1852 for all and the whole of the
ss sss
Said Fence Coping Win require
70 the
Proposals must be endorsed proposals Iron Fence
Stone Coping and Will be addressed to the undersigned
ali q 6ids Ss deemed govern
respect to this advertisement viii not be eonsiSsrsd
Supervising Architect, Treasury Is ~ Department.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE surrRvIsrSG "a. A,n,GguIgEor1
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until IL Il NJ Of tie
he on he P
viii be retained BY the department The excavation 70 BE-
made a. directed BY the Supervising Architect duly
N.sauremsnss win be made in the excavation and the nay
and prompt completion Of the work. ~ '''''
SSad Win ias s%
,hs cso % e S The
the District Where bidder resides The department re-
III o e Or Z
% sTs1 S 5s n'
Proposals will be enclosed IN sealed envelope endorsed
orsIcE OF surynyisisa Ancn1rror July 10, 1852.
Day july arp.has and Delivering soss
r.: S "a Su,alnS New York Each barre,
q from S !. loo r. barrels subject % hs o.
A. \. ~ M, %S' 80 Ss By bond the
a. e. g @ ss n Of s security to 30
ali bids i BE- deemed Tor the ineres Of the government 10
10 80 and any od maj docs not conform IN every respect to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27

yNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. q
w City Hall pace-will sell Tuesday, 27th inst al
l0k O'Clock, the Lease Stock and Fixtures OF the Liquor
Store nj $40 Second avenue, of Thtieth street,
English 4pul Ale Pump, splendid Counter Casks ace
OF old Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys, Brandes Wines DO
The Lease has years TO
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WATER FRONTS,


Mechanics, what an opportunity.
W0rkingmen, gentlemen OF leisure ho FOR home n thu
country, on the salt water.
lI7 Sixty per cent on bond and mortgage
Elegantly situated Property, certain 20 increase In value
THREE HUNDRED LOTS
Immense depth OF water.
The largest vessels In the world float along it, whole 'front.'
within ~ feet of the upland.
!. nas Splendid scenery. Valuable dock privileges.
To capitalists, manufacturers and others.
The Epenetus Smith estate, In the village Of MILESTONE
Queens county, H. 81 miles from New York city by land
Very accessibIe Great facilities.
Splendid steamboat communication In lb minutes, and IN
Auguht the extension OF the North Side Railroad nearly
completed will give hourly trains to New York In 20 mnues
Schools churches, stores, hotels all the trades,
vcnence OF city fe obstructions In He'll Gate being
moved the Of the world enters the East and
WhitestOne.
Do not fail to attend this important auction sale Of
the season.
Come and
and witness Tor yourselves the beautiful scenery magnn
cent views and great attractions this particular section OF
Messrs. LAWRENOE OAKLEY 4 FLEURY will hold
this great sale Tuesday, July "a IL O'clock the
premses The celebrated and splendid Queen
has especially chartered for the OCCASION will leave
Peck slip the day Of sale at 10 O'Clock A. NJ touching at
Thirty seventh street, East river ION O'clock reurnng
after the SALE Refreshments on the ground. Maps.
=" 'a FREE PASSES
particulars Auctionssrs ONCE. IL Pine street. New
York.
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L BOGART, AUCTIONEER
81. WEDNESDAY, July %,
at 10h O'Clock, at the auction rooms No North William
street,
Household Furniture, Carpets
Iron Safes Marble Slab Piano. Soap Boiler Kettle Tubs ~
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METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING

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"why, then, the worlds mine oyster.
which with sword will merry
Wives OF Windsor.
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MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 39d
IM Bowery.-$5,00O worth OF Liquors. Sells at l0x
o'clock NJ at No go Mott between Spring and Prince
Wine &C., also quantity Of imported LIQUORS in bottles and
Pumps and complete Fixtures Of said store Dealers Inc
Xited --- -.---
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MORRIS WILKINS, .AUcT1oNEER.-LAReEs SALE OF
Ing c %
July :oas"s.s .sssa
q @ sssossny As sss
Sofas Lounges, Easy Chs marble Top Centre fancy
ssss Pi.aese.iss sssS ssiaysy dssss;as Sss
snS and
FIows sanTsts Sheets, COantsrpane; mahogany Dinng
:aa::
Chairs and school Furniture Catalogues al XuctonserS
oaIce. No. Pine street. -
MAX, BAYERspoEFER, AucrIoNEER, OFFICE sst
o'clock ~ TSss e Spring ana
streets the entire large stock Of whiskes, Bande. Gin
:s
vited
RECEIvER's SALE OLA -
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
on Friday w 5a ss ~ Sy Z. siI S O'clock M,
Ne Printing Eslssil:Smsas q ksynssa 6anicn Ase.
ns ssS s .e p G.as
Engine, Paper Cutting Machine, Imposing Stones, Hoe
ns IRON
& .y 81 hs %S, sompss
whole ;Ss
The isovf s. 'o f. Is S'iS; II
poRERr soMERvILLE, AucTloNEER OFFICE 81
ana on 0n hasds r.
and Saturday 3eh Both and 3st july at 10 O'Clock, at bS
5SsfSoa ie5s
including the largo stock Of Views Stereoscopes Photo
graphs Engravngs Paintings Negatives imported and do
ss ss n
Fittings and Fixtures &c, &C.
rooms OF the company.
RICaARD WALTERS, AgoTIoNEER.
.. Er Ssv eass Dsssy ms SdF sale Nv az
Of Steam Engine Boiler vats, Tubs, Worms and other Dis
Ii. B. FERGUSON. Attorney for Mortgage.
GALE IN NEW YORK.-JOSEPH HEGEMAN n CO.
= Wednesday, July 49, at 10 A. NJ, at 345 East Seven
eepth between First and Second handsome
walnut Library Bookcase, Etagere Paior Suite walnut and
mahogany marble top Chamber Sets Beddng, Dining Room
Furniture, Carpets, &C.
VNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER--OFFICE NO. .
Nv CITY Hall pace-will sell on Tuesday, 27th inst. al
10X O'clock the Lease Stock and Fixtures OF the Liquor
Store at $40 SECOND avenue of Thiricth srec line
English 4pul Ale Pump, splendid Counter, Kegs; Casks
of old Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys, Brandes Wines DO
The Lease has years 10
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POsr OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT oFFTcE NOTICE
The mai for Europe on TUESDAY. f7,h INST. WIN close at
this once nj u ~, and s the stations follows and ~
nAs; aud o, n 10; u and y, y n and a. 70 beAm
" H. JONES, Postmaster
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FINE ARTS.

Joyce, OR TO WHOM fr MAY CONCERN OIL
painting, " not called for within days vii be sold
20 pay expenses.
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II B0GART, AUCTIONEER- SALE NAN
hsttnn Steam baundry.Wm sell this day. July ~, Mt
O'clock on the premises, $40 East Eighth street. the effects
o. NE Laundry, consisting OF Steam Engine hoters Pipes
wringsr Irons FmlIng and Crmpne Machne , Table,
and Chattes belonging to first class laundry Lease OF
premises ac Goods be examined by catalogue on the
premises r. i HANRIJRY Attorney for Mortgage.
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COUNTRY REAL xsrArs voR sAax.

DEAL EsrATB-RARE 0PP0nfUNIfY.-voR nPE-
property yuAble Plot Of q ssrss csoice and ses'csa
line Of new Peapsck and Pssssic Valley Railroad one
hour from New York, In New Jerssy, Al barxAla-
JOHN w0OD, sie Fulton strres.
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A ucTI0N u0EICE.-A NICHOLS, AUCTIONEEA
IA Large salo Of magnificent

"A Largo sal oil maenifcent
Hoooeholo Furniture, sVelvet and Brussels Oaypetss
Elegant rosewood IN octave Pianofore,
Mirors fAntn Bronxes Works OF Art Clocks, stauary,
TODAY rnesdsy July ~ commencing atl0 O'Clock, at the
large brown stone mansion lis street, bewean
sysh and seventh avenues Over 500 lots BY catalogue OF
cn ana costly Furniture, magnificent Parlor Suits covered
win s richest description OF green and gold and crimson
ana gold satin bTocate walnut Suits, covered with French
geps Turkish Chairs lounges brocae and lace Curtains
ton Chns tine collection Of OIL Paintings, by eminent
artists hns Bronses, Flgures Groups, Mazeppa statuary
vases rosewood Fanoforte, from Decker Brohcs cost
49, stool and coye c.ntsrbuyy rosewood and w.Ina.
Wa.h;.snds Go%modss Hsr and Spring Mattresses Bed
son Tables Dining Chars China Tea and Dinner Sets Out
3lass Crystal aud Silver Ware, Cutlery &c. Sale positive
shine Reliable 10 TO cart and pack
goods for purchasers u reasonable charges.
A UcTIoN SALE or BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs.
n W. n. HOLLINGSHEAD AUCTIONEER
By J. WHlTEHOUBE 4 CO., .t al,
sALEsROOM - AND 1 WARREN STREET,
WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, JULY vs.
AT lQH O'Clock A. NJ, lH l
FIVE HUNDRED CASES PRIME QUALITY
BOOTS, SHOES BROGAN6, GAITERStAND BALMORALS
OF Eastern and city adapted city South
and Western trade. - ~
A J. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
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RIO CAPITALISTS. A LARGE YALUAHIE PIFrE o.
Larf and cat usigf huidasf, staten fsisal ~
low. Apply 10 Z. HAYNES. IA Futoa .ires ~. ierk
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r DOGART, AUCTIoNRKa.
q. hich an1 costly BsrrSo. and Restaurant Futures

O'Clock, - No. 81 Cedar street. opposite Post en1ce
Marble Bar and Cigar Couners black walnut bach
tor Gas rt,surss Cigar Gases q feet eating cOanser viii
Extension Dining Tsbies copper Kettles, Casters, large
Range In perfect order cost SOD cooking Utensils Crock
cry and Gasa Ware black Walnut Doors, &c.
B-The nxtures be time before sale
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
The Teaching Of xperie;sce.

After the experience OF more than twelve
years. and a careful examination of more
INN forty different raehines: having used in
my family i've di.ieren; kinds. making the
.'locl,e double loop single loop and
,.twistei-loop' s,itchcs--th lnsr Tor nearly
four years, the first for nearly twelve and he
others for nearly six desire to presen. 10
sour readers the teaching Of my experiences
siz:-There are MANY kinds Of sewing ma
chimes that arc not worth the room they occu.
ry--a FEW tina: do good service for those " o
have the ability 10 manage am keep thea in
order: aud hui ONE that is always in order. al
ways ready for service. and that alwaye gives
satisfaction. This machine uses single
thread. makes the twisted -loop stitch ANA
never fails in making it. Ii is ca led tie
Wilcox & Glib Sewing Machine and is SUI
res'or in simplicity durability, ease of man
agement. certainty of operation aud beauty
Of its work, 10 any other that | have seen
The work done by this Machine, has shown
greater strength and dnrablliiy than that
done by machines making any other kind Of
siiteb-S. I. FowLER, IN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL
Journal. 4tm3l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
The Belle E,I:liuc Fair.

We We're only able to be in attend
ance ON Friday, the last day. The
weather that day, ir fine contrast with
:he preceding one, was verypieasant,
sufficiently cool, and yet not as winter
ish as Thursday. On Friday there
was estimated TO be about three thous-
and people in attendance.
The display OF articles was not very
extensive, in fact decidedly mcagre.--
But.what the exhibition lacked in guam
tity was, in part, compensated tor in
the quality. Very little stock was en-
tered, and that little was good. The
Devon Cow, three years old, entered
by A. Anthony. Of Oneida, this Coun-
ty, took the first premium. We be
lievc there were some entries made by
some one, OF ones, from Salt Cr, elk
township, Tut could not ascertain any