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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-31

WE are indebted to deputy U. S.
Marshal, C. H. Ham iffon, of Milwaukee, for
the following census returns from Jefferson
and Dodge counties:
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DAVIES-In this city, on Sunday, Aug
28th, 1870, Mr.. DANIEL DAWES, aged %
years.
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STRAW i MURPHY.

DAINTERS and Dealers IN Wall Paper,
u Window Shades Paints, Oils, varnish,
Glass, Putty, Brushes, &c. One door west
Of Wisconsin National Bank, Watertown
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WIN. L. NORRIS.

INSURANCE AGENT Indemnity against
! loss by Fire and Death. So, 5Oo, 900 rep
resented
INSURANCE Co. OF NORTH AMERICA.
capital and Surplus, ...-...........s2, 600, 900
Cry FIRE OF HARTFoRD.
Capital and Surplus, ...... ........- 500, 900
NATIONAL LIE ms. Co. OF THE U. S.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Capital, 100000
Policies issued in the above companies
on the most favorable terms. Office over
the Post Office.
Watertown, Wis., Dec Ist, 1862
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El7aTHEN AG@GUE.

DR., Millers Emmenagogue is the.
only article known TO cure Whites lit win
cure in every case.) Where Is the family
in which this important medicine is not
wanted? Mothers, this is the greatest bles-
sing ever offered you, and you should inn
mediately procure it. 1t is also sue cure
for Female Irregularities, and may be de
pended upon in every case where the
monthly flow has been DISTRACTED through
cold or disease Sold by druggists. Price
One Dollar. Or sent by mail on receipt o
One Dollar and Quarter. Address J. p
MILLER Il CO., Chicago. For Sale by DR.
P. J. Montgomery & Bro, Watertown, VIE
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

lust opened at Watertown by ]. and A.
- G. Streeter & Co., west of the river,
blocks south Of Linden House, opposite G.
B. Lewis Sash and Blind Factory. Where
they will sell all kinds of lumber, Lath and
Shingles, at very low prices.
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: Furniture T. store,
Pc Err MAY & 90,
Main Street, in Mays Brick Building.
WATERFOWL,

WYE take this metAod Of informing the
w public of this city and the surround
lug country, that the furniture esta blish-
meht lately owned by Phillip Heinrich, has
been filed with new and elegant stock
of goods, and the business will henceforth
be continued under the name of Peter May
4 Co.
We keep large supply Of Furniture on
hand, warrant our work at all times, and
are selling at prices that defy competition.
Our stock consists of goods of our own
make as well as those OF Eastern manufac-
ture, which are noted for their elegance and
finish.
The Workingman the Farmer, the Rich
and Wealthy will find everything suited to
their taste.
Come and examine our
Chairs. .Sofrs, Bedsteods, Matrasses,
Bureaus, Looking Glasses, etc.
And convince yourselves of the cheapness
and elegance of our goods. We combine
with our business large
Steam Turning Shop.
And are always ready to ELL orders prompt
and cheap.
Bedsteads of our own manufacture we can
sell to dealers by the dozen or car load as
cheap as can be bought at any place; also
cradles, hairs, etc.
P. MAY i co.
P. MAY, Pr HEINRICH.
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PLY SICIAN s.
DE NTISTS.
q, P. SOUTHWELL,

nURGEON Dentist, having permanently
= located himself, would respectfully IN
form the Citizens of Watertown and vicinity
that he is prepared to do all kinds OF DEN
sal Work. Office on Main street over Post
office. All work warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
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JE WELERS.
JOSEPH SALICK

IN DEALER In Clocks, Watches, Jew
ksA eIry, ETC. Watches and Jewelry
keat1y repaired. No. CT Main Street. First
hrick block east side of bridge, Watertown.
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LUMBER YARDS.
O X COE

nEALER in Lumber, Single and Lath,
~ corner of Clyman and Fourth Streets,
Wstertown, Wis.
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The Eugerse is the most Useful
s5sa Article ever invented for your use
SM circulars free. Mrs. Morgan, ?. o
sszszsA Box 243S. N Y.
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MISCELL AN EOUS,

LYNDON HOUSE,
D OBERT S. PERRY, Proprietor, Water
LII town Wisconsin,
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A. SOLLIDAY.
fSuccessor to VIM. II. Shulze,)
So DENTIST.

IIIHy Office over Bank OF WatertoWh'
Natural Teeth put in the best state OF
observation. Artificial teeth inserted on
Geld, Porcelain and Vuleanized Rubber
plates. Close attention given to correcting
Irregularities in dentition and all diseases
of the mouth. Teeth Extracted without
pain. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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J.. II. SLEEPER & j. HAMLIN.

UT ATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market Plice, at the Milwaukee
Depot Watertown Wis
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Business Directory.
LAWYERS.
ENOS s. HALL.
j. J. FNos.

j. J. ENos, DANIEL HALL.
Attorneys and GounselloTs at Law and
Solicitors in Chancery. ONCE over the
First National Bank, WATERFOWL, Wis.
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The Grant Cigsr Tip is
novelty and pleasure,
81 amples 30 cts. A. Grant,
A ;. 0. Box 1890, n. Y
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MAINE LEGISLfTURJ:.

Feb. 7.-Scycral bills were before the Senate
mostly relating to preserving fish, among which
those Of Parsons6eld and WATERFORD for the
preservation Of fish in Sand Pond and 0ssipee
Lake passed to be cngrossed. An act to prevent
the manufacture or sale Of poisonous or adulte-
rated liquor was referred to Joint Select Com.
mittec on Temperance; petition Of J. Perry and
others for an act establishing Superior Court
Franklin was referred to committee on Judi
cary.
In the House large number Of bills were
acted upon, mostly Of private character, or
relating to corporations, and which hayo before
been reported. Considerable matter was pre-
sented, read and laid on the table; also leave to
withdraw was reported on rundry petitions,
which reports were accepted and the House ad-
journcl. ~
Feb. 8. In the Senate several bills were read
and assigned for wharf extension bills relat-
ing TO the preservation Of fish was passed. to be
cngrossed acts relating to the Records Of Pro.
bate Of county Of Cumberland, the school sys-
TEN, and to incorporate the Bangor Water Pow
err Company, were passed to be enacted. Sew
eral papers wcrc presented, most Of which were
of but little interest. Referred.
LII TIC nouse hmonS VIC papers POoueus
was n petition for an net to prevent the taking
Of fish in Porter and Hiram at certain seasons !;
Of J. s, Bracket, Of Buxton, for bounty on
hawks ; OF the Freewill Baptist church In Au-
gusts, for authority to mortgage meeting house |;
70 incorporate saving bank at Mechanic Falls
for authorizing towns 10 deduct from commute
ton notes outstanding IN amount equal to un-
paid taxes on the same during the years they
were not taxed. The Kccgan- Dckey case came
ND pending which the House adjourned.
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this verdict. Il appears that II LAsty had
been at the break a. was his duty. ths collision
would have ben prsventcd.-Ths coinage 1t
the branch mint 4 Ban Pnnciseo during the
month Of January snountsi 70 e1.e2o.ooo
all In double eaglo.-At meeting Of the Sen
sie District Committee ut Washington, last
week, delegation Of ladies headed By Mn.
Mckay. formerly Of Masachusetts, and Mrs.
Ingcrsoll formerly Of this state, appeared and
presented memorial against granting the right
Of suffrage there to women.-The shoddy factory
at Tcmpleton Mas. owned by J. G. Hin & Co,
was destroyed by Are Feb. Sd. Loss $4,000 |;
partially insurcd.-A young man named Henry
Robinson, employed at Bradley's tool factory.
In Weston Conn.,, socidently caught his arm In
the shears between the blades. which closing
with great force, severed Il near the wrist
The wife Of Hon. John Wentworth. OF Chicago,
died In Troy on Saturiay.-Kit Browns rat
pit In New York Is to DO opened for prayer
meetings hereafter. Representative Hosgo Of
Toledo Ohio, died In wsshington last Friday
night Of pneumonis.-Ysnkee Locke broke his
jaw-bone some months ago, and ~ Il failed to
unite, he has recently submitted to an opera
ton by which tho fractured ends were sawed
or and then wired together. t @
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s!'.i;11i|k|R@2{zgss

Rev. samuel PAbyan, Mr.. Alvin r. Mlliksn and
Mis- Mary 3. DOWN, bssh Of u.
MILLEN-MORRILL. In his city. Peb. 8, By Rev.
z. Tsnnsy, Mr, Joseph Miller and h"' Susan
ROSE-DALTuN. In this city, Ysh. 8, By Rev. J.
Stevens, NJ. Henry s Rose and Sfiss ksthsr y.
wRY'L iJn; ID a At Ok I'M, I.s. LILY
j. n. thornton, H., Mr.. CLARK wAyisnd and Mis-
LIME A, Ilastlngs, both Of this eisy.
In ksnnshunkt Hsb; Q. by
Rev. X. Worth, Mr.. GeorEs r. Jones, of X, and
ROBINSbN-DROWN. In kennebunk, Psb. 5, BY
REV. X. Worth, Mr.. Samuel y Robinson, of X,
and Mis- Lydia y; Dro.n. Of ksnnebspsport.
Rev. q. v. Hanson, Of Peabody, Mas, John A,
Appleton, IT,, Of Ilavsrhill, Mas, and Mis Ellen
NJ Robinson, OF r.
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aEyERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Julia Hubbard, the "tauscribing
clerk" Of the Wisconsin Legislature. is young.
handsome and we'll educated. A bashfdl young
member called her the transporting clerk, "
In his confusion, the other day, and was imme-
diadely called to order by all the other unmar-
ried members.
II was DR.. Holmes, we believe, who said that
casy-crying widows take new husbands soonest.
There Is nothing like wet weather for trans
planting.
A New Orleans woman usck kerosene to kin
die kitchen Dire, and now her clothes ft her
husbands second wife pretty well.
The California legislature has repealed The
act prohibiting tho carrying Of concealed wcap-
ous.
The New Orleans Times says that although
the milkmaid has passed away, made-milk
hasn't. .....r-.
The Boston Common Council on Thursday
night refused Cor the second time TO make ar-
rangcmcnts Cor the reception Of Prince Arthur.
Rev. Horace Cooke, Of New York, Is In an in
sane aylum.-s8.2OO,Ooo Of New York city
property has been voted to the Catholics.-The
fat men Of New York have organized. Tho
heaviest officer weighs 32s pounds.-A new
press association has been formei.-A tho u
8. House bill. abolishins the franking priviless
also forbiis exchange papers going through the
mail. unless postpaid, IL Is doubtful II 1t pss'e'
the sens.e-It Is reported on doubtful suthori.
" tina. the Pope, at the request Of France, ha'
withdrawn his attempt TO Be declared infailible
An accident on the Pacific railroad, In the
sat Lake country, smashed Ave oars, and killed
three psssengrl-workmen, from ono 70 two
thousand In number In each yard, have been
discharged In all Of The largo navy yards In Tho
oomtry.--A duel Is to come Of between the dem.
ocraiio Mayor McCoppin. Of San Francisco, and
democratic state senator. The democracy an
bound to bring back their "g0od old timo."-
An attempt to bring an alleged inccndiary from
Caaads to the United States. failed, Red aP'
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xLf coSonEss srcoSD SESSION.

Feb. 7.-SESArE. Mr.. Edwards from the
committee on Pensions, reported against enlarg-
ing the pension list for men not disabled. The
census bill occupied the attention Of the Senate
after the morning hour. Mr.. Sumner support
ell the House bill. message was received
from the House announcing the death Of Repre-
sentative Hoag. After short Addresses BY Mcssrs.
Thurman and Sherman, and the adoption Of
resolutions Of respect for the memory Of the de-
ceased, the Senate adjourned.
IIoUsE. A bill was introduced by Mr.. Nor
rill Of Maine to aid the construction Of vessels,
steamboats,, &C., by allowing drawback Of du-
ties on materials Of 90 per cent. and 30 per
cent. on foreign productions. Petitions relating
10 newspaper sent through the mails free to
subscribers throughout the country; also for
sbolishing the same In counties. n now In
force; also for removing political disabilities. A
bill was introduced relating 10 the mates Of post
age, making letter postage two cents, and Pc
pcrs circulating within one hundred miles
OF the place Of publication, free, &C.
A resolution relating 10 Cuban Affairs was adopt.
oil. A bill was reported relating to Indian aP-
preparations was made special order for FIN
day next. Mr.. Morgan Of Ohio announced the
death OF his colleague. Freeman II. Hoag, and
after the customary resolutions OF coincidence
were adopted the House adjourned.
Feb. 8. Standardization Of inquiry
relative to cottln suits In the Court Of Claims.
also for the cost OF printing blank petitions foI
the abolition Of the franking privilege. The
Vice President laid before the Senate the bill Of
Iowa Legislation rstifying the ffteenth amend
ment. The West Point Appropriation bill wal
passed. The census bill was taken up, and Mr..
Sumner continued his argument In favor Of
the House bill. Mr.. Morrill, Of VT moved IN
amendment providing for additional statistic.
TO be added. In executive session, Dir. Morrill,
Of Me-, reported the House bill to supply de
6ccncics in the naval appropriations. In the
House the franking privilege was taken up a
the first business In order, aud resolution
offered by Mr.. Latin caused considerable dis
cussion, but was finally lsid ON the table. The
contested election case Of Covode vs.. Foster wa'
called up, but was temporarily laid aside. The
bill for the relief Of the poor Of the district,
was taken from the table, and conference
Committee asked. A joint resolution was pass
ell giving to the family Of Mr.. Rwlin's, late
secretary Of war, o years salary, less amount
paid him before his death. Adjourned.
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except the railroads. Showing without argu-
ment tina, the restrictions imposed In the two
States are entirely different, and the object TO
Be yaiaed entirely different.
So much for "Public." A railroad corpora
ton with It's road built and equipped Is and al
ways will be more troublesome and Disagree
able monopoly than any other granted corporate
powers. II is monopoly from its cost Of con-
struction. Of maintenance, length Of building,
and convenience over every other method Of
travelling. Build q railroad from NJ to and
you at once annihilate every other public means
Of conveyance Of passengers and freight between
those two points. You place the public all
along its line and within certain distance OF It,
completely at the mercy Of one map. Let US
cite for the purpose Of illustration simple item
and one Of the least The Portland and Rochss-
ter road ought to be enjoiued at once for dis
eliminating against the public in the matter OF
freight, and We suppose il Is no worse than all
the other roads. Wood Is worth Sll.6O in
Portland. Along the line hundreds Of men
would be glad to sell cords upon cords for less
than 500, but the railroad charges 30 much
more for transporting wood Tin order to keep 1t
~ =. WV '.,.,.... .-,s,h;,;,.,, ,;e
Consequently the public, who are consumers,
p"' =" s"o'"'"' a' w-
'no'e VINO n~'e "Ooa ~ 'e'' A'''''' "
'ne raiir0Aa pr'oee
we use ,n's ,'iu'.,a'o", U"e a"0"s ~
SNOW 10" "''p,'s. >. "' Pa'e GO, G.
IoA' ' -
',.. " '"v ~" -. -. "a 49,.
sAs '"a. '"e o n, '. -. e 80, az. e.. N
70 '''i "O"' 49,. N A..
o'".' '1s .PP ~ r.,.~,",. cr,....
ra','o'a ''nsS ,'o" Ne" .' ~
win r''A' '0a''' D''" '' '"'e' o 49,.
asers-""a' uO YOU " ~ - a.
pay TOT nour ""a S'''n' '"' """ 49,
WESTERN i""er S'' 'O' ~. "'
Tue prices "0u'' s'uP "' so'" WI" W
recent so'd panic i"o prev y, 'V,' ;" e"
hnsiand' ike "o0a III 'o''"''' Is Nv. u.
per ton h'gner 'ha" !. "o"'u W. "e'' - y" "
the monopoly Oh Tue fe"n' ' 'I
But, says some senuenao' 'ne 's''"'"'
Will con'foi Ill 'neSe u,"s'. Ss"o
pardon, the legislature Will NOV oo"'ioi ",' '''0
abuses Pros'dcn' OF certain '"'''o"'
Portci to have ssid tha' nc Catfish uhe 'ess
turc in his 'est-PocSet' "he'her ne sAu ''a'
or something e'se nc n''gn'""'"'y "''s
H. a season p'ss WI" ,"u' "0 ',.'' - -
the newspapers along tue ''"e VI a' '
In TINS Ut any 0'"e' ''a"' ""' ''" '"e '"
OF power oil any legislature you may .''0''
Maine Is the best S'a'c VI inc on'on, ou' W.
have no right TO presume 'na' her LEGISLATORS
are less susceptible TO power .han 'n0'e VI Ns"
Jersey whom the .amaen q annoy '0"''0,' "
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LiYE COMPANY, or uAhIfOhp,
CT-This company l. foaDded an entire different
oas are 80 simple, and the bencnt guarantee sare.
tina, q, csn rssdy I'm u s Z Mt
ons siccssoier In the Mutual Lie icncdi Cos which
s"p al The drccasc 81 such person. The prncIple Is
this Company 81 healthy individuals e formed Into
divisions m az ssen s ~ =, 10 II snc.T r 50 10
GD another, an from "a to ~ another. No Wien any cI
elite. divi.n dies. siio I. PAID c} a! the srs ,
sD which Is ,srantcyi 10 the hclrs Of The d.csa;cd
by honorable company, chsrter. ny I've STATE h,r
or,ar, companies che rates are ~ hsh Una. srrs!
nuniGr of persons are esriudesi bscans. They eant
Company t,c Ire. airs trihlns that any er.on, whose
h,ah would be sufficient "a he admitted member
rrt.nc, 4" HI family, whenever he Il removed by
death. Another advantage derived from this company
IS u extends lts benefit, 70 m.an ~ ,e Ga eompa
while In this. all stand upon level The husband AMI
wife take out Jont policy, ~cst increasing tbc
her s' aud SIN her insurance yv. 90 The sane, ~
that at her death ss more 30 TO the children or heirs
The oiccto, may arise with some, whether the NOR
tality may not be great In the division that the dot
lar paid 10 the heirs ct tose at die my ~
Mes careful Investigation ~ the tables 81 mortal-
~. drawn from thirty three of the Oldest and most pop
ular Lille Insurance Companies In New YORK, shcw
loss In ls ~ less than 81 members 20 every SID In
sre, and for u years an average loss OF lees than ~
Hut suppose u might In some yesrs amount 10 forty,
or even 10 my which IL not likely 90 be, jet the en-.
pcnss would D.: lyht compared to the other comps,
niles. for In NO extreme In this company could
the assessment he over 30 per year, whereas I'D
policy Ia the other companies would be rum tdU 10
KIM b.r year according IL age. besides. IN this COM
psny r. small NJ amy one time, being only
81, Id That the amount yearly b. scarcely fett;
There n chance for this coupany 20 fail for esch
one keep lbs own money In bis own itanas Until asan
occurs. Then there u no chance for the company ~
grow rich out Of the peoples naDds, as many OF s DBL
Companies have DONE and boastcd OF the! large
accuniuiated nInds, because all money Iecevtt from
new membership fees belong ~ the whole company.
aud n more should accumulate than what r. needesi 70
nay cxpcnscs u must be cyuitaby disided for zach
iucmher becomes stockholder and ~ such 10 entlted
10 vote; AMI no Ia case except when
. men,l,cr des. Each keeps bis own money. W.
steal OF lntrusng t Ia others with the Promise of
having back small per cent. nj some future time.
II may be clearly seen from The tables of mortatly
annually IN the old companies. and the rates of sur.
ance reuirei that about ave times the amount pah
on each poliey issued IL sucient o meet all ossss
THESE fscts show the absolute need of company
nj sprd 81 te nrcessities % those In moderate
stances, soanded upon tho principles of elulty, AMI
which nc the same tine Offers undoubted security.
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CORnESPONDENCE.

AUGUSTA, Fen. Q, 1870.
The Peabody reception ceremonies interfered
with legislative business last week, but did
not supplant II entirely. Outsiders do not
seem to understand that the apparent vascilla-
ton, was the anxiety Of certain members to
arrange the programme before they knew the
facts. The soircc, in honor Of the officers, FRI
day evening was private, but brilliant affair.
Most of the ladies were mvdestly dressed, but
the garments of the transcendentals extended
from Just above the waist TO some yards behind
the heels.
Discussion ON the contested election In the
Madawaska district was commenced Thursday
OF last week, continued Friday. was renewed
yesterday. and will probably come to vote be-
fore the close of the week.
The Commissioner recites in his warrant for
q meeting to organize Cyr pronounced Seer)
plantation, that he has received q petition. but
that petition Is not to be found in the office Of
Secretary Of State. The proceedings Of the
meeting are there. Hence the question. shall
the existence Of the plantation be recognized
Yes, seats Kccgan No, retains Dickey.
The appropriate COMMITTEES have before them
Railroad consolidation Taxation Of Insurance
companies the Porgie law, as well as less ex-
citing matters. The division Of westbrook will
be before the committee tomorrow. Adjourn
ment is not favored. .N COUNTY
Another correspondent at Augusta sends us
scrap about the gay and festive funeral ceremon-
les which came to such jolly end on Friday
evening. lie is mistaken in three things First,
the lively solemnities did not come to close rs
far as this State was concerned with n Ball
(bawD for Gov. c., being the State for the
time being, was present at the melancholy fes-
t.yities at the town Of Peabody, as was eminent
ly proper. Second, We understand that the ex-
penscs Of Portland during the rcccnt jercmiade
are TO be borne by the State which will relieve
our Portland citizens Of heavy tax. Third,
Governor Chamberlain is the FIST Governor Of
this State that ever abscnted himself from the
capital during session Of the legislature, II Is
true but he must not be slurrel for that, since
that old interest claim Of the European and
North American railway demands strong lob
by in Congress. ....... 5000.
AUGUSTA, Fob. 10, 1870
Tho Peabody funeral has engrosscd tho attention
Of the Legislature for at least two weeks 10 tho In
tenuption Of the business Of tho State, but ~ at
last the "funeral baked meats" have been eaten and
the .remains deposited In their final resting place,
Il Is " he hoped other eminent man will depart
this life till after the adjournment. Ii must have
been very expensive AFFAIR Tor tho city Of Portland,
but her liberal citizens will not bcgrudgo IT, for
though Mr.. Peabody had never bestowed any Of his
munihccnt benefactions upon her, they had fsif
opportunity to exhibit her magnificent harbor and
display the many attractions Of their beautiful city.
m ho bauh iad hal Ia Off M lba
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The President sent tho following nomi-
natious to the Senate Monday: Joseph p.
Brady ofNcw Jersey, for Associate Just
ice OF tho Supreme Court Of the United
States; William Strong Of Pennsylvania.
for Associate Justice of tho same; John
w. Longyear, District Judge Of the east
crn District Of Michigan. 'i'7'f
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A OOUeH, GOLD, or s0aB THROAT
sm.s soLp EvKRYwnsRE.

TIE WORST PILES cUHED.-I wish to
,presd abroad the great benefit have derived nom
Tho u.e Of Du. HARRIsON's PERisrALrIC L0z-
ENGEs. have suffered years nom tho worst
piles IusED EVERYTHING 10 NO rusrosE, until
found the Iorenscs In lees than month vas
cured and have only 70 rcsort " them when oostSe-
ness Returns, and always find instant relief. B. o.
NEAL. For sale nj No. fremont Temple, Boston,
by r.. A. HARRISON q CO., Propretors, and by
all Druggists. Mailed for % cents. 6w5
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Truman II. Hoag, the Ohio Congress
man who died Friday was a Democrat and
was elected over Ashley, Republican, by
about one thousand majority.