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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

drawed, but jist as they were gettin
ready for seckond ballot, a dispatch
wuz received from Davis and Me-
Creery, stain that while they appre-
shiatid the degredashen of their
sitooation, and felt it keenly, never
theless, ez Kentucky must be repre-
sented in the SENT, they rather
thought they woodent resine at all !
Eff they knowed their own hearts
they thought they'd hold on to then
seets. They might as we'll be sacri-
feed as anybody.
The gentlemen mostly remarked
"H -ll' as this epistle wuz read to
EN-, and disperst without the formal
ity nv an adjournment.
| hewitt ez much faith in the Di-
moerisy ez | yoost to hev. | sposed
that when that niger was finally
admitted, that evry Democrat in the
SENT wood resine3 but wat do | find {?
Not one haz done it, and whole Leg-
islachers are willin to take seats
beside him
PETROLEUM Y NAsBY,
witch wuz 2 NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
The Coming Mormon War.
Prom the srlt i.sl- Telegraph. Brigham youns's

FROM the Sslt laEs Telegraph, Brigham Ncungs Or
gan.
+; Personally we entertain no dread
thoughts IF either "serious disturb
ances' or:"opeA war" Past expert
ence has taught US the lesson that
there is al"Progidence in the affairs
OF men, End with that assurance we
can lietensto great deal of bombast
serenely, come from whom it may.
20 the mar expectation now 80 prev
alent in the East there can be no
dlsappolntment, and General Shafer
is as likely to be as proper Govern
pr as any other man. There can be
no war with Utah on any pretext
whatever. Some of US may be silly
enough to say ugly and provoking
things, and dreamy enough to antic-
ipate all sorto Of magnificent results
but there is 8 heap of hard sense out
here in the Rocky Mountains, among
men ann women, and the talk of war
anywhere IS to-day regarded as sheer
kalderdash, We have no personal
acquaintance with Gen. Shafer, and,
therefore, can dssinterestedly tender
blm the advice TO pay no attention
to the folks down East, on the war
question, but to come out here when
he is ready, mind his own business,
and he will get along we'll enough.
Ills wisdom and discretion" "igno-
rance or o9stinacy," should he have
esther OF these commodities even in
s1perabundance, will not make
whit of difference to affairs out here;
still we should like him with the for
mer instead of the latter. Still, be
II either way, progress and develop
ment are written on the scroll of
Utah. We have neither time or in
cilnation tor war, and we won't have
IT it don't pay. = Should
ON citizens be attacked-be they
poor or rlch, high up or in low estate
wherever we can, we shall defend
them with the truth. 1t is supposed
that the government designs testing
this question of polygamy at no dis
tant day. In this case the Telegraph
will have something to say, always
assuming the position that what is
constitutional should be obeyad
what is not should be resisted. We
will not, however, anticipate in this
or anything else, but hold ourselves
in readiness to defend whatever we
believe to he right.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
------------- -
A Wayward Rivera Serious Matter.


The State Register calls public at
tention to thefact that great danger
exists that the channel Of the Wis
consin River may soon be turned
across the portage into. the, Fox Riv-
or. Pho Register says -s~
what is being done to protect the
road from the FLYER in the ward
OF this city IA is we'll known. tho
RIVER has nearly worked its way
through the embankment. When II
gets clear through, what will be the
consequences when the high water
in the spring shall come along? There
will be nothing to obstruct its pas
sage into the Fox; and, with fall of
eight feet across the portage, il is
likely that channel may DO cut,
which, uncontrolled by locks, would
become the permanent channel Of
the Wisconsin River, and its waters
would be discharged at Green Bay
instead of at Prairie du Chen Are
our friends at Monticello, Berlin, Osh-
kosh, and down the river generally,
prepared to receive the waters of the
Wisconsin in addition to those of the
Fox? Can they take care Of so much
water conveniently ? Again would
our friends below here be pleased to
see the Wisconsin river bed entirely
dry during the summer months? And
still again--the question is q serious
one--how would the lumberman Of
the Upper Wisconsin and its trihu
taries be pleased with the idea of
fetching up" at Oshkosh with their
fleets of lumber, instead Of Dubuque,
Dunleith, etc. ? All of these results
are not only possible, but probable,
if something be done to stay the
evident tendency Of the waters Of
the Wisconsin to find their way into
the Fox.
Who shall interpose to keep the
Wisconsin whore Il belongs? AS b.
fore remarked il is gradually ard
rapidly working through the levee
and, when no longer restrained by
that, what is there to prevent the re
suits limited at above The city claims
that the plank-road company must
SEQ TO it that the lsvee be protected
the plank-road company denies It's
and claims that TIE
State is legally bound to see that
the enroachments OF the river be
stopped. We share in this view of
the case. The State, number Of
years ago, put dam in the river 20
direct its waters into the canal OF
for some such purpose. The result
was that tho entire volume Of water
in the Wisconsin was Iorced into
small slough, which could proYi-
oualy be stepped across, and that
slough is now the main chan
mel OF the river---an unnatural one.
but forced by tho obstruction alluded
to. The current hes been striking
the new bank with such force asto
carry it away rapidly, and now great
perilsare imminent. Something must
be done by somebody, at once, 60
prevent great damage. The o0uncii
should give this matter It's attention
md provide the remedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Tie Nations Disgrace.


tIoL the Now York Globe.
Until this nation decides to do
justly by the family of Abraham Lin
coin, it Will rest under disgrace
such as few other people would al
low to remain for day We can
raise plenty of money for Secretary
Stanton's family, and Secretary
Rawhns family, but for President
who was shot at his post, we have
nothlag Our greatest and beat man
goes down 10 his grave raourned by
the entire world and we allow hi.
family to wander up and down the
land, or seek home in foreign lands.
Whatever prejudice there may be
against Mrs. Lincoln, ia the public
mind, much Of IL Is unfOundea.
We deny that she has practiced
any unbecoming arts "to attract the
attention Of the country to her pow
erty." When she sought to dispose
Of her wardrobe in this city, she set
out upon perfectly legitimate piece
Of busin ess, and but Tor the report
ers Of the New York press, who are
ever on the scent for q sensation,
and tho advertising propensties of
the broker into whose hands she IN
fortunately consigned her goods, the
public would never have known If
the transaction. Mrs. Lincoln should
not bo blamed for this that she was
indiscreot, we allow; but the best of
US arc sll liable to that failing. All
this however, has nothing to do with
the daty we owe TO the family of
the murdered President. We trust
Mr.. Summers bill viii be acted upon
by the Senate, and that at least &c.
900 q year will DO voted to the Lin
coin family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Big Joke ON Greeley.

A correspondent tells the following
amusing story:
In the New York constitutional
convention year or 70 ago. Mr..
Greeley was Chairman of the Com
mittee on suffrage. The white-coat
philosopher is in the van in nearly
all the progressive movements and
reforms, but to this woman suffrage
he has been deadly hostile. TO
many, this looks inconsistent. How
the fact that hrs. Horace Greeley is
q venomous suffragist has to do with
his pulling 'tother way | do not pre-
tend to know. Now it happens that
Cady Stanton and Mrs. Greeley are
not only co-workers in this cause,
but intimate personal friends. You
remember that Horace brought in
report adverse to woman suffrage in
that Constitutional Convention
Mrs. Stanton determined on coup IL
etat. She telegraphed from Albany,
where she was watching the conven-
ton proceedings, to Mrs. Greeley,
informing her of Horace's unruiy
conduct and requested her to get up
a petition of thousand women
against Mr.. Greeley s report.
II was done. The next express
train carried the petition, headed by
Mrs. Horace Greeley, TO Albany 1t
was indofsed Petition for Suffrage
from Mrs Horace Greeley and 9th
CTS, and amid the upruar0us laugh.
ter of the whole convention ana cal
lerios, and to the utter astonishment
and chagrin of Greeley, it was read
and referred,
Out rushed tho white hat and coat
in search Of the ;'everlasting Mrs.
Stanton" She was soon met, and
tho following conversation enaued
Greeley (excitedly)--"Good morn
ing, Mrs. Stanton
stanton (calmly)--"Good morning
Mr.. Greeley"
Greoley--"Mrs. stanton, did you
induce Mrs. Greeley 10 send ia that
internal petition hero this morning.
Stanton-4 informed her, Mr.
Greeley, fyour unconstitutional be-
havier yesterday"
Greeley-"I thought you were my
friend, madam" 80
!. st@ q q. am certainly 50, Ar
Groslo5 aTAen Why 81 id yoa
serve me such 8 humiIiatiog trick p
Stanton-"Oh, that ig only Skin
mishing. Now own up, Horace,
don't you think you are outwittad
by women once in your life 2"
Greeley-(His hat and coat tarn-
ing mulotto contrasted with his face
white with rage -'Mrs. Stanton, 90
longs 40 live and control the If56ans,
yoNr name shall neven appeaf in lis
colunnS'"
And it has not to this hour. You
will often see that of Mrs. H.B. Stan
ton (the Initials of her husband but
never that Of Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton. Perhaps Horace, does think her
"unscrupulous,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

NAPOLEON IN AMERICA. The Hapre,
i French journal, gives the following
suspicious story as having been told
by Napoleon himself OF Prince Bona
parte Il was once strolling in the
streets Of New York with Cousin
Pierre, when my cigar went out. |
asked Yankee for g light, and be
very civily handed me y SPLENDID
Havana which be was smoking. On
giving it back was awkward enough
TO burn his cheek, whereupon be
abused me vociferously. Knowing
myselfto be in the wrong, l endeav-
ored TO mollify him by apologies
But unluckily Pierre, who was on
the other side of the street and heard
the Yankee using high words to me
stepped across, drew his pistol, and
shot the man dead on the spot. For
this affair we were both Of us put in
prison for two months"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Education among Freedmen.

The Rev. ]. w. Alvord, head of
the Educational Department of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has just return
ed to Washington from an inspec-
ton tour of the Southern schools.
He reports to the Bureau that in his
travels Of $500 miles he found q
marked Improvement over the
schools Of year ago. They are
steadily advancing in the higher
branches of study. The freedme u
as o general thing are saving money
and buying bomesteads. In one in
stance, and in his presence, the la
borers dubbed their savings from
last years crop, and purchased 700
acres from their late owner Their
appearance il also steadily improv
ing, the ragged garments and bare
feet, prevalent when slavery existed,
being replaced by comfortable appar-
Ell secured, by their own industry
There is no more intemperaDce prev
alent among them than among the
Same class Of whites, and the rec
ords OF the courts for the past
year show that all indictable
crime is in abOut the same proper
ton between the two races. The
mortuary experience of the cities
shows that at the conclusion of the
war the blacks, who crowded into
the large cities, died rapidly but
this disproportion has now passed
awav. In some States the blacks
still suffer from political oppression
but then their behavior is entitled to
commentator, as willing to wait
the result Of tirne to cure these evils
AS 6 whole, Mr.. Alyord reports that
the schools are doing all that could
be- expected of them. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

A CUBAN LADY SENTENCED TO
DEATH.-Dona Luisa Fernandez has
been condemned TO death dy q court
martial at Espiritu, Santo. She will
be shot or garroted for the crime Of
having concealed in her house one of
the insurgent chiefs The N. Y.
Tribune says:
"These are the sort of women's
rights which prevail in Cuba, the
right to risk life, aud the right to
brave death and in more than these
two instances the Creole women have
known how to exercise them with
heroic spirit. Absolute hate Of the
Spaniard hes gwen flash of strange
fire to these acts OF sacrifice, and the
same ineradicable and uncomfortable
enmity belongs 10 the children and
brothers of the women of Cuba
The endurance of the Cubans can
only be measured by the depth of
that sentiment Who can say that
their cause has persisted ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

b@-There are 81 books in the BIZ
BILE, written by forty different men,
some by Kings, some by shepherds,
some by herdsmen, some by vine
dressers, some by prophets and
ostles, some by physicians. The au-
thors lived in different countries, and
wrote in different ages of the world,
there having been l,500 years from
the writing of the first book too that
of the last. Yet there are no special
contradictions, but wonderful har-
mony throughout the whole.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Republic of North America.

The Green Bay AdUocdte says that
the finger Of Fate seems to point
forward 10 the day when the whole
continent Of North America will be
united under one government and
known Us the Republic of the United
States Of America. That q large
portion OF the Inhabitants Of the Can
ada5 are favorable to union with
the nited States admits of no cues
ton, and strange rs it may seem, the
events Of The past two or three years
seem TO Indicate a general apathy on
the part OF the British government
to this fact.
Russian America, comparatively
worthless though it may be, has come
into the fold-an immense tract of
land which, III the course OF time,
will be utilized, although we may not
bo able st present to sec how. The
Islands Of the West Indies are one
by enc stretching out their hands
toward us, not only willing to unite
their fortunes with US, but imploring
the privilege. Mexico, torn and con-
vulsed with continual internal strife,
would require no great persuasive ell
oqnence to induce it to come under
the stars anil stripes.
Il requires no prophets vision to
sec. that the events of the day are
pointing TO an immense enlargement
of our already great republic. Wheth.
or these events will be for our good
or i'll we will not stop to inquire
Bat the political questions which will
call forth The energies of the coming
statesman wall be firstly the annexa.
ton of territory and secondly the
harmonizing:of diverse interests un.
der one government. And may
Heaven send us wise, clear-headet
and sound-hearted statesmen to &C.
complish the difficult task"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
ssrThe nresent winter has beer

sas-The present winter has been,
so far. for all kinds of winter work
unparalleled in the history of the
lumber regions. AT no time has the
weather been uneomfortably cold,
and the sleighiug has been good
since the middle of November. Not
withstanding that the logs have to
be hauled in most cases nearly dou-
BILE the distance than they were last
winter, the amount in, will overrun
that of last season. owing to the IA
vorable winter.-ShdUdn0 Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Our OF BUsrSEss.-Horace Greeley

Our OF BUsINEss.-Horace Greeley
says;
| know there are to-day one hun
dred thousand graduates, some OF
them having graduated with honor
at German universities, who are
walking the stony streets of New
York, and know not how to make a
living. This condemns our system
of classical education. As prepar-
alton for professional life q should
rather say for certain pursuits in life)
it may be very well but when | see,
as do see, so many men whose edu-
cation has cost so much, find them
selves totally unable, with all that,
to earn a living; not immoral men
not drinking men, but mer simply,
who cannot find places adapted to
their capacity when / see this | am
moved to protest against system of
education which seems to me so mar
row and partial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

ss-The appearance Of printed mat
ter seen through narrow slit is
very curious. Close along the edges
Of tae slit, above and below, the lines
of letters are distinctly seen, while
the central portion is heap OF short
ines in singular disorder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

nG-John Randolph once wrote
"Form no intimacies with your neigh
bors under seven years acquaintance.
The rigid observation of this one
maxim preserved me from strife, and
from loss by these. With the rest
was on the best of terms"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

EarThe labor Reform party of
New Hampshire, have opened the
campaign in that State. They claim
to be able to throw the election of
Governor into the Legislature, and
elect enough members thereofto hold
the balance Of power, and defeat a
partisan election for United States,
Senator next June.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

A TroENEYs aud COUNCILLORS a. Law, M.ls.al
n Poiut Wis. Practice Ia the courts and at.ond 20
ngencios and collections n al parts Of State Spec
attention 70 proceedings under tho u D. Ban srupt Act
crco IN Lenaham'a Block, opp. tho p. o. xxf3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent, ana Agent for sew
~ eral of the best Life and Wire Insurance Com
pAnes IN the country. Also Licensed Anctioneer. All
business entrusted 10 him win 20 promptly attended
u nc Casavle, Wis. xTIIY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

A TTORNEY Av3 C0CNsfxLoR At LAW ard
a NOTARY PUBLIC, pstsh grove, Via All o.
Eal tua o sss promptly nfte7i3 q. Coi'ec css made
ard leans negotiated. xE52l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
PHELPS HOUsE.

III D, PHELPS proprietor, Lancaster, Wis Having
- furnished the new three story brick hotel on
the old hotel corner ] am prepared TO accommodate
guests reasonably. Rooms we'll furnished aud table
we'll nroyded Ample stable Accommodations. rHAa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
CARRIER HOTTsE
LANCASTER HOUSE

nv CARRIER, proprietor, Boscobel Wis. Meals pro-
vided before car time, and patrons assisted with
baggage. Promptness, and delays at the Carrier
House. Stsbling attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

~ j. HYDE proprietor, Lancaster, Wis, corner OF
W Main and Spri ng sts. Having bought the above
house and rehtted and refurnshed H. I am prepared
90 give every attention 10 REORGANIZATION OF guests
and Will provide good table and clean beds. good
hostler always on hand. xxi3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

E0- Brigham Young has just been
done up in FIVE act melo-drama by
a San Franciscan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
BARBER & CLEMENTsON.
COBB & LIKRNs.

A TTORNBYs AM C0UNsEL0Rs ut Law, Lancaster,
N Wis. vii practice IA all State courts will levy
AID te lands pay taxes, procure land patents boun
eg pensions and other claims against the Govt VIVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

b. IT. sNNCIODE

+ COLLECTION sal CONVEYANCIGG OFFICE.
y Bloomington, Wis, Abstracts furnished at same
atesu az the abstract oce titles Investigated el.23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
MANSION HOUSE.
BLOOMINGTON HOTEI,.

by NJ. HYDE son, Lancaster Wis. Good Sailing
- and No, OHtler' Horses and Carriages to let at
very low rates xxI3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
DIR p A. CLARKE.

CINE WOODHoUsE, proprietor (successor 10 Har.
- gerl bloomington, Wis Rooms in good order and
good stabling attached xxf3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
aARRER AND AAIR nREaaER

GEO. RT'TSTROP
- E5PECTFULLY informs the publ, generally that
a. Re has opened Barber Shop in Myera bulding
OF Of the court h0ure. shcvlnr Sharpening and
lar Dfss1as attended &C. Also Ladies' Switches,
o1f'e. Fri1aeg, &c. Eadj % order. gl.ri
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

DIR. GEO. w. LEE, Jr.
physician aRd SURGEON, Lancaster, Wis Has
l permanently located ~ Lancaster Calls attended
all hours eflce az his residence, near the Con.
gregg tionai Church. xri4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
gUsHNElL q CLARK,

GEO, c, HAZEGTON,
4 TT0REEY and CoUNsRL0R e. Lsw. Bosoobel,
a Wis. zz3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
gasiaess 9iretturg.

PAINE 81 CARTER,
TrouNRYs and COUNCILLORS ct Law, Platte
a ,nis vie xz3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

rTORNnY aud COUNSELOR a: Law, JainesioVn,
n Wis. win prosecute cls'-1s snt mako eolles-
ts1sPromptly. 1f5N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

BHLL & Bh FBEi,
A TT0RNEYs aud COUNCILLORS a. LaE ona gen.
n eral business agents, Plattevillo, wis. xs4e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

W. P- DEWEY
A Tr0REEY and CoUSBEi,OR a. Law, Lancaster
n Wis. xx3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
WARDEN ANDERSON,

a GrORNEYs COUNCILLORS At Law, 1en'l Col
n lection ans Laud Agents Lancaster, WIS. zIz22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
GEORGE T. WALKER.
s'''FaI Agent for Iowa Grant { Lafayette Counties for
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,

e.siaaay, ChioksrDg, Grov2s,9n Tailor C3,s
PIANOS. PRINCES ORGANS AND RelODEOpS,
zz4 LANCAsTEE, WISCONSIN,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
DIR. G. r. FALLEY.

)IYslCIAN AHE SURG EON, Lancaster, Grant c. ,
Wis Nay be found at his residence N south part
the village, near the Institute xx22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22
Bell * COOns.
THOMAS SMITH,

BLOoNNGrON, WISCONSIN,
Manufacturer OF
BOOTS &c SHOES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-02-22

DHYsICIAN and SURGEON, Lancaster. wisconsin
Oaice over Myers Store. rx2I
The New York herald., 1870-05-09

!. A .AMUsEsIENTS.
ENRENCH THEATRE.
Il 70 THE PUBLIC.

ENRENCH THEATRE.
T0 THE PUBLIC
The Management arc compelled state that the exceed
ingly limited length Of the engagement which
CHARLES FECHTER
was enabled from the necessity Of his return TO Europe to
ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE
to comply with the numerous letters they daily receiving
Dramas In this
GREAT ARTISTS REPERTOIRE
consequently KUY BIAS will only be produced ON
MONDAY and TUESDAY May and TO-
THE LADY OF LYONS VII positively be repeated for
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, MayIl.
HAMLET will be produced, almost Immediately, with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
AND THE STRONGEST CAST IN THIS CITY.
The very brief engagement Of Mr.. FECHTER win close
with a GRAND PRODUCTION OF the
COksICAN BROTHERS
The Management beg TO sale that they make this
ment In consequences Of the LIVELY GRATITUDE
they feel Tor the -
UNDERTAKING AND UNEQuIvoCAL supPORT
with which their engagement OF Nh; fEShrEhs
and the heavy expense has enaed has been
received by the public.
The New York herald., 1870-05-09

JNOR sALE-THREE IRON SAFES, VERY FINE OF.
Partitions also four Office Desks, Chandeliers Hotel
Annunciator aud Steam Generator. BY A. NJ CRISTALAR
Auciioneer. sos Broadway, near Houston street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-09

RE AMITY SrREET.-NlCEIY FURNISHED ROOM
% TO with Board, TO gentleman and wife gentle
also two single Rooms yey moderate prices Table
boarders taken.