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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-25
RAILWAYS PILLS.

In RAILWAYS PILLS, 0ss frEs priAes,.'e sT pzyya-
0a j. stTet-uat alone 80 the II 81 di.fIss4Isx the
and exrsI8Iouts IRON the bowels bt those hno-s
that chzcEei STOPPED in their T1 & rhrlrE the
SRA Kdacys, LaaJs. and all errret1s atsi sorting
FUNCTIONS; q thee eECrrrfcSts AsTetians t-l0Dg-
M Tire skin, liver. lu. kidneys interrupted in
thor sssIe. they hcms pg7dust5 Of decay and desn-
pos t0G, and must - FEr-ri from the living holy
through thar paper easancls; hence the p-r-atse
qualities ALWAYS FILLS extend TO the z,sious
OF the SKIN, KIDNEYS, LIVER, &c. whereas Mt
Of tn ADVERTISED Pills claim TO h-yord the
How
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-25

In BADWAY's PILLS you have In-dilns that
Will secure quicker, thorough AMI l-t-.r results
than vii Re gwen in from .Iee different pre-
scr1pt0ns Of the ~ ic }ractCner ~ proof q this
You s4zet with Bilious afTf K Doctor TTeSrlte
B u iIs or CE0elt neI., Drastic Aiostic Pill
PoSders 70 work If lie effects = tie EUe I'll this pros
trate you. ans tonic Is flveE quite apsTseut,
whereas On + DOSE or RAILWAYS Pills AL ~ az
Ia 15rk nat tss Three r7r-T pli1Ts given
for, without ming rls frura rucrrgrisiiTIng
s,llvstin- tie SYSTEM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

OFFICE CHKP QuARTHRMLsTBR,)
DEPARTMENT oP TH EAHr,
Sealed pruposSs n daplissts, With copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each arc Invited and viii be
aT hs GSs ss g%@s s Tor
,And five hundred and tvquty t6ys9OI cords, more
TO the eord 70 be furnished y such times and IN saoh
guaatites a may be reqnlrcd By hi. prPaTnont dur
cries must DO completed and TO be delivered at the fol
Fort Monroe, Va and yorktown and Hampton, Va,
Fort MeHenrY, Md, ard London Park ComsterJ,
Port Toote, Nd. lOO e0rds
f FS t EfSisias' n d. sS 81 GO SSS cords
hoTt Macon, \. U, so cords.
Glsndaic fort Harrison, seysn Pines. Cold IISrbos.
IalPepeJ Winehester, stAnnl2nl 1Ansills' and CilI
burr. y, o., National Gems tsrIos, Is colds each,
md Popls5 oroSe tneAr Petar'burE)
Payment will DO made according 70 tho measure ont
az eehed 10 By the Post QuATtsrmAsters at the p.ooi
Bidder. must state separately the price a, which
they .l deliver tho wood herein called for at each OF
,Ksch, d must DO accompanied bIA guarantee,
signed By two responsible pares that IN case the bid
iii become saroiss In sum equal q foasth ~
amount Of the contrast for the faithful performance Of
No bid win DO entertained that Is not made In &C.
oordAnoo with this advertisement, and bidders have
ne privilege Of being present Atths opening Of the
The Government reserves the light to reject any or
mont OF 70 accept such portion o. any bd not les
than io post that may be deemed Of advantage to
BIDS made be made. and viii DO entertained for do
liyenE the Wood herein called for at any
PToposAls must be indorusd Proposals. for Wood y
and addressed q the undersigned, OF whom other
'A'O' '''''O" '''' wv" RUFUS INGALLS,,
Brsvst Major General and k.sistsni ouaftsrniastsr
mont Of the East IelSSl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

PosT-OFFIcEs EsTABLIsHED.-Tho follow.
Ing post-ofilcos have been established In Mary,
land and Virglnia Cave Point, Calvert coun,
IT, Nd, VIM. A. Lusby postmaster, Mil
Creek, Calvert county, Nd, VIM. II. HELEN,
postmaster; Eagle Iron Works, Wythe county,
Va, Charles b.. Gallup, postmaster; Oaklng.
ton, Hartford county Nd, re-establlshod, J.
II, Mccullough, postmaster. j. G. Parker
has been appointed postmaster ut Oldtown,
Allegheny county, Nd, vice A. B. Balm, re-
moved Mrs Mary Morgan appointed at Roar
Ing Run, Boutetort county, Va, vice Geo. W.
Morgan, resigned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

ROzORTH FREEZING REBRIGKRATORB,-- OR
ID oEhblil0p n The StOrOrOOma n ,,,,,.,,,,..' =
mySu 03A PonnlJlVaAlA AVsHds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

isrsoo.- COOPER a LArmER t' Sss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
New Advertisements.

I osT OR sToLEN-oN rim NlgHT %. THE
IL llth Instant, TRANSPORTATION pAPERS
from Washington, d. q, to Kanaaa uty Kanaas willis
on my yY v BAilIpad Depot is.aed bI .,tsr
GcncrAl Malera, Mo- 10, isp. 80 reward " left with
d. ?. BANKS, fis NEhth u. southwest ioig9'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
DRoPosALs FoR FORA0B.
OFFIcE OmEF QUARTERMAsrER, ]
DEPARTMENT or TIN EAsT,

oFEIcE omEI QuLRTERHAsTER,)
NJ DSYr Van S,, o. IHs Est Est
AdysrtiS smeht attached, Invited, and vii DO re-
pi5iSs he ouSTtOTmssteIs Depart@snt Sits iissSS
hoq.snd n,s hG1dGsa IA ei s o. OS bee.
charitable Timothy HAy, and ono hundred and ninety
nl.ed 4 such times and IN sash gasntss q S.J bs
nequfed b this Departmsnt during the rear ending
Pistsd. and % 30 delivered At he following nG@Sd
Tor Monroe. Va, 1000 bushsl. Oats, 100 tons Hay,
Toi aohoHry. Nd. aySOO bushOl. outs % ton, Hay,
,Foft Ws.6inston. Nd. sIOOO bushels Oats. Is ton,
fort Foots, Nd 100 bushSls OGt1, D tons Hay, and
fSTt jo6nsou, N. O., WO bushels oAt.. Is tons H.y,
FoR Mason n o., OObushsls Oats. 10 ton, Hay, and
Rslsss' n O.. 1000 buShOls Oats, 20 tons Hay, and 30
Impurities and put up In good and subsisntsI sSsis
securely sewsd, 70 prevent WASTING and the Hay and
oT otheT foreiEn matter, "N
These these supplies must DO dovorod a. tho wharyO. Of
soSdSS g &c ss S sSoS u Is I Ss Ps
QuarternAsieE a. me place q dsllysg Biddsrs nSst
The 0s HsS and Straw herein called fOr Al Zach q
os I must also 30 stated sOpafaisT TOT inc
Zach bid must DO panied b. guarantee alaued
sS sa SSniat emu into aS Ss1 S s 9 =.
;q5' tSs IN spR "a. slSa e % y:
No bid win DO entertained that is not EAds In accord.
privilege Of being present at the opening d hs bds
The Goyurnment reserves the nsht % robot any or
mont 70 accept such portion o. any bid not isSs
than iqI one post that MAJ be doomed o. Advantage 70
BIDS nv y made. sPd win DO entertained for de.
Proposals. must 50 Endorsed 'PropOsalI for FuraSo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
By 'E goGEs.s so % 4 sSTsa;S a. $Tf ..


RY COOPER q LHTIsIER, AHs,Iereers,
Southwest corner Of Pa avenue and Eleventh street.
FRPFT 4 an f ri EaHSARt 81 ks NEW
SLY AVENUE AND NORTH y STREET.
E By virtue Of two deeds OF trust dated August 10
Z. leda, and October ID, ls5a, and recorded amOuE
,lthe land records q the District % Columbia, IN
col, folio les seq, and By direction Of the party 80
cured thereby we will SELL In front Of the prgmlsea
o'ealesh D M N tnAi piece % parcel o. E5yu9d
inEton and District Of Qolumbla, and known and De.
soribed As being tho following part Of lot numbered
tgeny.three 60 Of John b kl6bsIs recorded sabdl
twenty eight ls beginning for the tho north.
west corner Of said lot and square, and running thsncq
one dob feet and sIItJ ve hundTcdtS., 70 an .ils1
three feet sir inches wide thence south with tho limo
q said alley twelve feet and nneteou hundrsdtn 70
a cast TIRES feet siI inches thcnco north st With
With The line sfsst 70 the roar q aid lot thence
venue ten c5 let snd saTe SaSdsedSs S.sss
In sOuthuesery direction, at right angles 70 said
avenue t!enty.nys feet and two hundredths; henos
and I inches; thence north aI foot and three inches
syshSs % The line o. said svsnus md tSsncs ScSwss2
INGS.
Terms Of sale! One third cash Sof which sioO mn,
u months, with interest," 70 b secured By deed o.
trust on the premises sold and u the terms not
complied with IN i've dA{s after The sale. the Trustees
i paTo oS soT one SeR noss Ha al o 81 ae
HRNRY A. CLARKE,
WILLIAM A. fENMlCk,
ioISoOiw COOPER a LATIMER, kSets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

TINTED STATES PATENT oPFIOE.
~ WAamSaroN, ID. O., June II, ls7U.
On the petition Of MICHAEL H. SIMPsoN, Of Boston,
Massachusetts praying for tho ertension Of patent
granted TO him the 1Ith day Of March. 1851 and
EntsdAtod To the 18th day Of September, 1884, fOr
an improvement in Machinery for Combing Wool
II ordered that the testimony In the be closed
the 18th day Of August nsIt. that the time for filing
arEupsns and the Examiners report be limited TO the
on the 3ist day Of August nsIt.
AM person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
ietSWaW Comntnaloner Of patantsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

u BaLLoYD CO., ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMS.
". Pension, BOUNTY Land, Ao, Ohce No. 6i9 Louis.
iAnA avenue between SiIth and seventh stres Wash.
inGon, ID, o. VIII attend 70 all Claims In Congress or
against the United States, 4e. Coections Buy and
sell Land Warrants, Property 40, and Negotiate Ioaup
IN small or large sums Prize Money-ClAms that have
been abandoned by other Attorneys and Agents a.
worthless have been successfully presented By
Cash advanced on Claims, &c. f1re and Marine In.
suranoe eieced at the lowest rates Letters addressed
a. above will DO promptly attended 70. Refer By per.
mission, 10 Hon. JAa a. Blaine Speaker House. Of Rep.
rcsentAtiyes; Hon. y NJ. Howard, u, s. Senate; Hon.
Lewis Mckenzie, NJ q. Hon. John rAne. NJ q. Gen.
N. ID. COrao Co, bankers, AlenAndria, Val 1udrs
lewis Dent, Washington, ID. o.. Hon. N. o. Orduay,
Sergeant U.S House Of Representatives; Hon
q. p. Fisher, District Attorney; Geo W. Phillips u s.
Deputy Marshal; l. o. Hlne, Esq. lslSu
ny GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auct'ru,
u Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streota
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, recorded In tAbar s.
No. o., folioa M Ao., the subscriber will SELL on the
premises, on THURSDAH, the 1Oth Of Juns, A. u.
1871, At O'Clock y m, the following Asslp9blo Build
ing Lot stuato on street NORTH between North Csp
tol street and Delaware avenue, the baltimore
depot and known a. lot No. two, a. squars No. dn
foot
Terms ss.h. ConyoysnsIaS and rO-suus stamps a,
JOHN CARROLL BRRNT, Trustees.
GREEN WILLIAM.
iol6eo2uAds tStAr.l Auctionsera
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17
Wit and KnlnNr.

Observation-Disclosures.
ADVICE to base balIists Never play 'fast
and lose"
In NEED OF DocToR-the ill wind which
blows no good.
ROME is being evacuated ed-organ grinders
are getting plentiful.
OLD maids don't believe in the proverb
'Man proposes, &c.
WOULD it benefit Prussia at the present
time to have change of Diet2
The Prussians may not be very sleepy,
but they want to take NAP" badly.
THE price of California wine has got up.
Wine always had an elevating tendency.
THE Scotch pronunciation of summer is
not far out of the way this season simmer.
The Illinois papers tell of recent tor
nado which strewed the ground with the
featherless corpses of hundreds of birds.
IEERE may have been no warrant for a
declaration Of war in Europe, but there
will be a plenty of war rant before it is
over.
A DIFFERENCE with distinction -Eu-
ropean monarchs travel to divert their
people; our President travels to divert
himself
MAN who went fishing in private pond
complains that he only got cne bite, and
that was from a dog whose master owns
the pond.
TIE difference between the French army
and an apple is, that apples have the core
inside, and the army has corps or two on
the Rhine.
Two certificates of death in the San
Francisco coroner's office read:"Dead from
rapture of the head" and "Sufrocated
from eating poison"
A MAN at Peekskill bet that he could eat
dozen green apples, and he actually won
the bet The coroner was of the opinion
that he died of cholera morbu:.
AN OK that died of sunstroke at Newark
WAS sold to the citizens of Orange as the
best kind of beef. The Orangemen seem
to doubt the honesty of that butcher.
ABsURD-After rolling all night in your
berth at sea, till you are miserably sick, to
have a steward ask you liz the morning il
you will have fresh roll for breakfast
On Long Island, the other day, wag
threw handful OF shot into a friend face
just as another man fired a gun. The
man struck fell insensible. and nearly died
| from fright.
RECIPE for making dark hair sandy-Gc
into the surf just after storm-your hai1
will be sandy enough when you come out.
cit is not dye" (die) unless you go out
too far.
A PARIS paper says that some fifteen
hundred Paris hackmen have enlisted to
| fight the Prussians. If they were only
New York hackmen, and charged" the
enemy at half rates, King William +
treasury would soon grow beautifully less.
A LARGE pane of glass, seventeen feet
high and ten feet wide and costing $500
was recently set up in a show window il
New York. A companion pane, seventeen
feet high and nine feet three inshes wide, il
also about to be set up. A ana of the
same size as the first mentioned was broker
in the attempt to place it in it's window
frame. These glass, it IS stated, are the
largest ever imported into the United
States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17
California Wine Prospects,

The prospect of the cutting off Of wine
importations from Europe has caused deal
ers and consumers to turn their attention
toward the prospect of our native wines for
this year. OF the condition of the crops
in California the San Francisco Bulletin
says:
The crop of the Mission fruit was very
short last year, and the wine was conse-
quently of very heavy quality. 1t is
therefore doubtful that it will turn out a
frst-class wine. This year promises an
extra abundant crop, and from all previous
results in California, when such is the
case, the wines are of a superior quality.
In 1866 and 1868 the vines bore luxuriantly,
and the wine was light and of a high class
Many of the foot hills and places where
mining was formerly carried on are now
for the most part largely planted with
vines; therefore it is expected that the
quantity Divine produced this year will be
almost double that of last season. Most of
the wine was also consumed in the quar-
ters where it was grown, but latterly it is
being transported to San Francisco. The
amount of fruit to the vines will probably
be not as large as in 1868, but the defcien-
cy will be made up by the new vines COM
ing into bearing. The Eastern market for
CoN'1AOiiAA" "AhSo 10 flioO SAdoudiIy 1ACIShS-
ing. There they require pure vine, and
know that they can obtain it from the Pa
ciic slope, consequently the prices are such
as to repay both the dealer and the wine
grower. The demand for the higher wines
comes almost altogether from the East, for
there they reject the inferior qualities and
are willing to pay good price for the bet
ter article. As the grapes all ripen in Cal
ifornia, the cost of the production of a
good and inferior wine is equal. There is
also great demand for Port wines and
clarets made from foreign grapes. Much
of the latter is used as imitation Burgun-
dy. There appears to be scarcity of two
year old Port wines at present. Last year
more than half of the Champagnes were
shipped East, over 5000 cases being man
ufactured by Landsberger & Co. This
year the firm expects to turn out as much
as 10000 cases. Last month the ship
ments were 500 cases of Champagne and
300 of still wines.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17
CURRENT PARAGRApRs
Personal Items.


BA7ARD TAYLOR is in New York.
ELISHA BARREr is at home again.
GENERAL WARREN and family are at New
BLIND Tom is rusticating at warrenton,
| Virginia.
1HE Prince of Wales is going to India
next year.
ANNA DICKINSON has gone to the White
Mountains.
GUTzoT has taken to writing a children's
history of France.
"a A GEORGIA paper nominates Grant for
President in 1872
A DAUGHTER of Senator Revels is being
educated at Xenia, O.
sGINGERsNAPs" is the name of a new
| book by Fanny Fern
MIR. SEWARD is said to be preparing for
voyage around the world.
GEORGE SAND has sued her publisher for
the sum of 225, 900 francs.
r GENERAL JOHN s. CAvENDRR, of st. Louis.
Is at the Metropolitan, N. Y.
Christine Nillsen gets $3.50 night for
singing, Patti $500, and the tenor S4OO.
CHARLES LoNGFELLow, son of the poet.
returned to this country in the Dauntless.
CAPT. WARD, of the British Legation. is
stopping a. the Clarendon Hotel, Boston.
The new fve-hundred dollar leeal-tender
notes are to bear vignette of John Quincy
Adams. tr-
FoRNEY is anxious to get out of the
newspaper business and sell one of his
papers.
The widow of General George Fl. Thom-
as has received his life insurance money
S15,561.
Mrs. ADMIRAL DAHLGRRN, with her
Cape May.
"CoNvrv1AL HABITS" are said to have
hastened the demise of Senator Norton, of
Minnesota.
GEN. NEAL Dow is speaking on temper
ance IN New Jersey. where there is ire
Vlval' Oh this subject.
BoYToN, the ''Pearl Diver" is at New.
port, AID attracts much attention at the
oeach' where he outswims everybody.
i. I'o': H. IN. LlttIeJOnn, Bishop OF
Long Island Diocese, and General John
A. Dix, are summering at East Hampton.
L. I.
JANAUscHEcK's English is now so nearly
perfect that it is thought she will have no
further use for the German, except to
dance it.
''IHB FAT CONTRIBUTOR, as Mr. A. M.
GflsWold Is best known, is going to start a
paper OF his own in Cincinnati, and write
only for it.
GLADsToNr's salary as Prime Minister,
is to be made $4,000 a year sos 00o |
more than is paid Henry Ward Beecher-
who IS also prime minister.
KEY, author of the "Star Spangled Ban
nef, was one of the early opponents of
slavery. So actively hostile was he to the |
peculiar institution that he was called "the |
niger lawyer"
IHE city Ct Brussels was making great
preparations 20 celebrate the thirty-ninth |
anniversary of the occasion of Leopold T. |
to the throne when the war broke out.
GEN. JUDsoN KILPATRICK will return home
from Chile about the last of September.
His friends assert that he will attend en-
tlrely to private business and will take lit
tie part in politics.
IDA LEWIS has recently had presented
to her pair of white lace stockings by the
White Stockings of Chicago They are
made OF rare lace, the emblems of the
great American game wrought on them,
and were imported at cost of $500 IN
gold.
VIM. Morris, the English poet, has for
some years been at the head of London
firm, which aims to mould the public
taste in domestic and church ornaments,
especially in painting on glass and designs
for wall paper. -,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17

A COMMON CAsE.--A lady concerned in
the publication of g periodical devoted to
''Woman's Rights" complains that she is
involved IN debts amounting to $4,000 by
the enterprise; and that the wealthy ladies
protesting sympathy with the movement
with only two exceptions, have declined to
give her penny toward the expenses. =
When the ladies who would revolutionize
the world attain little more experience of
its business ways, they will discover that a
periodical which requires donations to sup
port it is not likely to have much iniu-
ence. And they will discover further, that
those who make themselves responsible
for the expenses of party publications will
lind their patrons" much more ready to
raise" complaints of their management
than to raise" supplies to sustain themf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17
Uoetru
SUNNI Err RAIN

What sound so sweet.
After day Of fiery heat
ana sun-strokes in the dusty street
As tne pleasant voice of the singing rain
Dasnlng against the window pane
The queenly rose
and vassal flowers their eyes uDciose,
While God His bension bestows:
And the sick man dreams of health again,
Cheered by the dance of the dropping rain.
fhe bubbles break,
While showers descend on the breezy lake,
And the water nymphs from slumber wake;
Homeward driving his harvest vain
The farmer curses the cooling rain.
The plague fend stops
IN his dread career to hear the drops;
Then, farmer, why mourn Der your crops +?
True faith sublime ne'er leaned in vain
On the power that sends us the healing rain
It bringeth cure
To the blistered feet of the starving poor,
And their hearts are strengthened to endure;
While we, in love with life again,
His hot brow bares to the welcome rain.
OF rnurmuring shells,
And the silyery chime of fairy bells,
We're never born such music spells,
To cheer the visionary brain
OF lis, ening bard as the summer rain.
Earth looks more fair
When drops that Danish the suns hot glare
Fell from the cisterns of upper air:
And her breast is cleansed of many stain
By the gentle bath Of the summer rain.
It caught its chime,
Not in this fading realm of time,
But above, above in holier cline;
And ever hear an angels strain
Blend with the dash of the summers rain.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17

A PATENT device for economizing fuel has
recently been put into the Lewiston (Me.) }
mills. 1t consists OF a hopper and mill
for grinding Goals, reducing the fuel to fine
dust, which is carried by the blower into
the furnace with air enough to procure i'm
mediate combustion. The coal dust leaps
into the flame like flame of powder. 1t
is claimed that the device saves thirty three
per cent. of the expense of making steam.
It is said that steam can be generated by
one-half the time required by the ordinary
use of fuel.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17

To PREVENT BEGGARY.-In Berlin has
been formed a sfSociety for the Prevention
of Poverty and Begging" which under
takes to deal with that particular nuisance,
and to rid rich and well-known persons of
benevolent disposition of letters from pro-
fessional beggars. Such letters are gen
orally written by public scribes, employed
by the illiterate, and the society proposes
common receptacle for all such written
appeals. By examining and comparing
them en- masSe, it is hoped that they will
be traced to the secret workshops from
which they have proceeded. The mana
gers of the society undertake to investi.
gate the condition of the senders of these
letters, and, in deserving cases, to distrib-
ute any aims which these appeals may
Mra forth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17

FISK NANQUIsHED. "A New Milford mer-
chant has met the great Jim Fisk in q
wordy encounter and vanquished him. 1t
seems that the mercantile man being in
New York one Sunday, took pleasure
trip on the Plymouth Rock to Poughkeep-
sic, Admiral Fisk commanding. The ex-
cursionists wandered about for a while, re-
turning to the boat earlier than usual,
when they were denied admittance until
the hour of sailing. The party was un-
sheltered from the hot rays Of the sun, and
the New Milford man appealed to Fisk 20
let them come aboard and sit in the shade.
He somewhat haughtily refused, which
raised the merchant S ire. ''See here, my
dear sir, said he, 'you have all the ad-
vantage, being in the shade and we in the
sun, and don't want to stand here and
argue with you. We have paid our passage
and We want to come en- board, and We
will com 9. It's all very well for yon to pu
on these airs, but if you do own this boat
and the Erie railr Dad, and half New Yorl
city, and the Supreme Court to boot,
can remember, Jim Fisk when you were
nothing but peddler over in Connecticut
and my wife shut the door in your face
Now clear the track for we're coming. All
| aboard !" And on beard he went, followed
by the whole GRO wd, which bore down the
guards and took po session.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-17

The OLD AND THE NEW.-Messre. Edwards,
Bluett & Co., SUCCESSORS to the old establish
ed house of G. r. Belding & Co., corner Ran
dolph and Dearborn streets, ,Cmeago, dealers
in mems and BOYS ready made and custom
clothing, and gents furnishing goods, are
now selling goods at prices which defy COM
petition, to make room for their fall stock,
which will arrive in Jew days. They keep
the largest and best assortment in the west.
We advise our readers to call and see them
when in need of any in their line.