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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

for the year ending June 10th. 1867.
J. S. FLEMING, Agent.
ShePherdstown, May ,, 1868. If
NEW Fall Prints, FIsnnels. &c. just
IN received. Rickard s. Uslshans,
ALL .zes Of the Improved snt-freezing
Il Cis!ern Pumps. Tor sale By
Nc Curdy g. Duke,
sept 10 Chsrlesiown.
I LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
X Whips. for sale by
lie Curdy s. DIXIE.
sept 10 Chsrlesiown.
DIBBS. Sunny,ide, Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters, greatly improved
for 1870, will be delivered and pu, up at
sAo'i notice and guarsn'eed
McCudy g. Duke.
sept 10 Chsrlestown.
HAY, Straw, and Fodder Cutters. for
II sale by bic Curdy {. Duke.
sep. 10 Chsr!cs;own.
TEDZlE'S Rain Wsler Flllerers. The
IL best srIicls in use Tor sale BY
Nc Curly f. Duke.
aug 6 Chsrleslown.
DISCS cure for Consumption will cure
i the mosl obstinate cold or cough. al
sepi3 Billings Drug Store.
AYERS Ssrsspsrills Cherry Pecioral.
Il and Headache Pals. Helmbolds Ex-
tract Buchu, for sale at
DR.. Magruder's
spill oil Drug Store.
1A0 DOZEN Fruit Cans OF our own
lUU manufacture, with Pslen, Tops.
Tor sale in lots to suil purchasers. A lib.
ersl discount allowed to merchants.
McCWdy g. Duke,
aug 6 CbsTlesiosn.
20 10 Oak Ilsllfor Cheap suit Of
" Cioihes. II you don'i believe i. call
in and examine prices.
june lloyd LckHder
CAGES Calarh remedy, ct
y sep3 Billings Drug Store.
0ARBOLlC Salve for all skin diseases,
" at Billings Drug Store.
0ARBOLlC Soap for wsshing Bed
" s'esds, keeps them clean and drives
away sill lnsecis, al
seP Billings Dius Sturs'
OlSTERN Pumps. FOR sale by
v McCudy g. Duke,
sug 6 Charlesrown.
QTOVELL's Acne Cure.w II cure yo II
y shakrs, a, Billings Drug Store.
WALKER'S Vineger Biucrt, Cfoos
" Wine o! Ter, for sale at
DR.. Nogrudr's
Drug and Patent Medicine Store.
INFORMING Star Biters, FOR sale a.
Ju BiliOgs' Drug Store.
YINGARI BiUeTs; Omnibus, Glycerine and
II Bath Soaps; PAPER and Envelopes; Steel
Pens; French Note Paper Of all styles; for sale
at DR.. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
DREAKFaSr Bacon, Dried Beef. 30.
ID Iogns Sausage, Csnva-sed Hams. Ct.
der Vinegar, Sweet Potatoes, just Ie-
ceived at the Family Grocery.
ocrs r ". Huffman.
T AMPS and Lamp Chimncys, Coal Oil,
IL DTushes Oh AL kIhoS, JlaIo Lamp ShSueS,
Tooth ard Nail Brushes, Pipes aud Tobacco,
Fancy Articles 10 great variety, Orsale al
DIR. MAGRUDER'S New Drug Store.
A SPLENDID lot Of Tolle, Soaps on
Il hand, and Tor sale, at Billings
BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Corn
ID Hampers, Goal Holds, for sale by
he Curly g. Duke.
nov 10 ChaTiesIUwn.
T ARD Cans made from double or Elm,
IL gle Tin, for sale by
DC Curly g. Duke.
nov IL Chsrlessown.
NlRE Dogs, Coal Shovels, Coal Sives.
i Pokets, and Waffle irons for sale by
t. McCurdy &. Duke.
nov 10 Chsrlesiown.
SAUSAGE Grinders and Suffers for
- sale by Nc Curly & Duke.
nov IL ChsHeslown.
M EMS Fine Calf Boots, City made, .,
Ill nov IL Lickider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

Use this OIL with The proper Burners which,
are brakes Patent CYs,al Burnsr, Lirh.
House Burner, Ratchet Burner, and it vii
give entire satisfaction. The Comet Burne
may also he used, by soldering The wick iubcl
which will cost 5 cents, but II ia not ree0us
mended for this Oil.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

Crysallized Oil has been successfully intro.
duccd in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, yir.
gina, and recently in New Jersey, and not q
single instance Las been known 10 which j, did
not give perfect satisfaction, after having u.ta
IL SUI cieuIy long 10 appreciate its proptriiss
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24


UAYE in store and FOR sale, complete as
Ii sortIaen, Of builders Hardware, Mechan-
les Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Iron and
Steel, Horse ard Mule Shoes aud Mails,
Forks, Shoye!', Spades and Boes, Carriage Ak
les, Hubs, Rims and Spokes, Shoe Findings,
Harness Hardware, Clslcrn Pumps, Cooking
and Heating Stoves, Wooden Ware, and many
articles CT Housekeeping and Furnishing
Goods.
Our Agricultural Department
embraces all the latest and most approved i'm
plements and Machines Of all kinds. We are
Agents for McCormick's Prize Reaper and
Mower. Geiser's Ihlesher and Separator,
Eickford & Nof'man's ard Keler's Gum Spring
Grain Drills, all of r. Sinclair 3. Co.'S Manu-
features, Soluble Pacific Gusno, Zell's. Raw
Bone and Super Phosphate of Lime, Patapsco
Guano and other approved Fertilizers.
~ Cash paid for BONES and OLD IRON.
January lG, lc69. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
IN THE MARKET.

CRYSTALLlZED OIL is manufactured from
dstilstIon Of Petroleum, by scientific
chemical process which renders IL sDpha,i-
cally Non-E plosiye, w'll not snCks tbs Lamp
Chimneys, AID 50 complete - u. cOi4 J,nslIos
that 1t viii not col tie most delicate lsLTics,
silks, sslins, clothing, carpets, sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
Use HelmbOld's Fluid Extract BuCbu

In Ill diseases OF these organs whether exist
ing in male or femsl'. from whatever cause
originating, and no matter or how long stand
ing. ], is Pleassn, in taste and odor, .imme-
date in action, and more strengthening than
any OF The preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
NEW GOODS.
New Goods.

THE subscr hers have just returned fron the
i Ess, and have received large and COM
pete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,.
BOOTS < SHOES,
Queen.wsre, Her1uare. &c, which they offer
to the public a. greatly reduced prices. We
earnesty sof cit call before purchasing else
where, awe are con6den, weean oiler induce
menls 10 CASH purchasers.
PLASTER and all kinds OF FERTILIZERS
constantly on hand.
We sre Agents for all kinds OF tAkMlNh
UTENSILS.
RI. WYsONG & CO
DutFel,s. Nov. IL, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is the grca specific ut Univesai Las-itude,
Pros.rglion. &c.
The constitution, once Affected with Organ
ic Weakness, requires The aid of Medicine 10
strengthen and luvg re'e The sysicm. which
HEhMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU inra
riabiy d,es. II TO ,rertlnent is submitted 10,
Consumption or insanity ensnes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

THE
Clabaugh W asher Successful.


T WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
i jefferson and Clarke counties that Iem still
manufacturing this uuexcelleG Washing Ma.
chine, and the general satisfaction it hs, given
the many families that have used it during the
FIVE years il has been introduced, have no
hesitation in warranting it 10 wash clothes 10
less time, with less labor, less soap, and with
less wear TO The clothes than any other method
known.
have reduced the price Of the Machine with
Wringer attached 10 $40. Each separate el0.
Shop price sls for both. Warranted for Que
year.
I will deliver them on trial for one month.
and il they fail TO give satisfaction, will re uevs
them il notified at the expiration Of thatijps
Orders solicited. Terms accommodating.
Address JAMES E. MADDOX,
ShePherdstoWn, W.Ys.
December 25, 1863. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
HelmbolTS FMid Ertract Buchu
and Improved Rose Wash

Will radically ext rminsie from the system dis
eases arising from habIs Of dissipation al little
expense, little or no change in diet, 10 inconve
nience or exposure; completely suPerceding
those IMPLIES an, and dsns'rou. remedies. Go.
paiva una Mercury, in oil these diseases.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

Which has been greatly improved, is now oil,
fered to the public. II is simple, compact and
durable, Periormrnsa large range OF work
using silk. cotton or linen thread has the i'm
proved hemmer, blaider, corder, tucker, gull
Ter, and binder Call and get circular and see
hte Machine operate. Upwards Of $4,000 sold
for the year ending June 10TH 1867.
J. S. FLEMING, Agent.
Shepherdstown, May ?, 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
NEW YoRx, August Is. 1868.
Allow me 10 call your attention 70 my
Preparation of Compound Elk
tract Buchu.

The component parts are BUCHU. LONG
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

DBMEDY for Disrrhes-will cure Di-
LII arrhea, Cholefa. Cholera Morbus,
Crspp CboIic, Cholera InfsntuE. &c.
This Remedy is warranted IS reptessnt.,
ed. snd only needs gisl 10 prove ils ef;
scsGy. Price IS renis.e Prepared and
sold by Dr. r, p. Magrudtr.
raJ Druggist.
JnlyI6 ShePLerds.owp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24

The undersigned svsils himse'f ofthis mere
Of informing the citizens Of Jefferson Covr,,,
That he has recently purchased the sIeiusI's
Right of Jefferson County for the manufsetees
and sale dthis justly Celebrated Oil, aud b
nov prepared 10 iurnIsb, and Oil all orders 10
the same, 81 de shortest notice, and On sale
factory terms. To the merchants and DEAN.
in the County. will furnish The Oil At faAs-
~ prices, delivered 10 any part OF the Copy
free Of charge. ] will also keep on bsSs
supply OF lb,. improved Burners, Chiososls,
&c., and ri furnish them 10 the trade a. Ssrs
York prices, adding Isnsporlatioa- 40
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

In affections peculiar to Females, is unequalcd
hy any other preparation. as in Chloross. or
Retention. PaIniulness, or Suppression OF Gus.
,omury Excavations, liberated CT Schirus
State Of the Uterus, and all complaints Incldcn,
TO The sex. or the decline or change OF life.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-24
Aa1ridbtets aus @his.

Ser MansfieIo Morb. -Sn Dem Wans.
felo Meorbfaae fin6 feline neuen 96atio9en eru,it.
telt tporben. Die 2ei&eni9au bat inbefen bas elm.
ltimmise Werbict Der @eidporenen sur JoIse &c.
babt, bab .Wtarp s. 2unsforo BON Mnion s. Robin-
ION um's Geben sebraht murbe.~ Go bat iid ber.
ausseffeut. bob Robinion bic beabRdtiete Berbei.
ratbuns Der Srau Warp 2unsforb nit id,eelen Nu.
gen aniab uno ales aufbot, nm bieielbe su binter.
treiben. Wfan permutbet bebbalb, bob Ct, bic Der.
sebliGfe,t ieiner 8emIbunsen eiriebeno, su benz
per5petfelten gnti4luiie fam, feline @eliebte eber
um's 2eben au brineen. oils he einem anoern su
aberlaiien. Oie s5amilie bes ansetlasten mirb al.
semein beoauert
3anesbiIIe, II. Wdr3. - Sos Saus elmer al.
ten 5rau. Namens getip Sodinss, bic alein wobn.
te. mar feit Sienftas seidIonen. Seute 6neten bic
Nadbarn bic Sbir unb fanben. baB bic aIte Dom
toot mar.
- gbarIes 6. Brotpn 1T am Mitt,uo& bonn grd.
fioenten als Yoftmeaer in gbiQieotbe, o., ernannt
uoroen.
Gin Wann, Namens gort gmins. in gutnam
Gountp, o.. bietet our9 Elm borti9es BIatt foIaenbe
Wetten an: Cine bon $50, bob binnen b6ditens go
Sasen in Ottatpa Silber obne Meo cireuIren uer-
be, unb 5tuar in 8etrdsen BON minbeifens $500.
Cine bon $50, oaB innerbaIb zines 3eitroums BON
3 Sabren cine Jrau i'm gonerefe Der Ser. Staaten
liben meroe. Cine BON $50, bab Dor NbIouf BON
bret Wonoten elm Neeer as @ei9morener in But.
nam County funsiren uerbe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
Trying to Make a Christian Nation.

From the Christian Union, II W. Beecher's paper.
Good intentions, even when record
ed by brave attempts at execution
are not always sufficient for the ac-
complishment of worthy ends. 1t
is highly honorable, for instance, to
aim at the reconstruction Of society
on the basis that every human being
is or ought to be Christian. But
it is "stuborn fact"-a very mule
of fact-that most men are not
Christians and do not really wish to
be Christians. Say ought" to an
average man and he replies cant, :"
which means won't. 1t is idle to at
tempt to make this a Christian ma
ton by acknowledging God in tho
Constitution. or by enacting laws far
in advance Of the average moral SEN
timent Of the people. Such provisions
must be generally disregarded, thus
making Christianity, as embodied in
political forms, mockery. We hope
that Christianity will one dav be
recognized in all constitutions and
laws, and methods of public instruc-
ton and of private business, but that
hope if founded on the expectation
that the whole world will then be
converted to Christ, and that such
recognition, unanimously and volun-
torily adopted will have no SAVIOR of
hypocrisy about 1t. We look for
ward to that time when upon evorv-
thing shall be written holiness unto
the Lord, )" as to the day of COMPETE
ton, the day when the capstone of
the temple shall be laid by Christ
himself. But to anticipate that day
by constitutional recogpitions Of God
the Father and Christ the Savior is
like hanging q capstone high in the
air and fastening other stones to IL
instead of building up from founda-
ton in solid earth, We must build
up from the Christ within us the
hope of glory, not down from the
Christ hanging upon the vote Of an
irrellglous majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15

Dead Issues.

The Memphis AUalanche says that
the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment is now settled beyond
recall, and adds:
All the theorizing; all the protests;
all tho furious defamation will not
alter the case. The power that over
threw the South decreed this solution
of the question and each protest
but FASTENED it. Ever since the war
the public mind of the North has
been led up TO this point; and the
policy which finally shaped this
Amendment has been endorsed al
the polls whenever made u test
The South is at last aban-
doniug the dead issues and clearing
away the impedirnents 10 her pro-
gress. If the Northern conservatives
will display equal wisdom there need
be no fear for the future. The people
of the North will destroy the pres
ent Radical party as soon as they are
allowed TO go into campaign I'M
imcumbered with dead issues.
As soon as the people "are altowed
to go into campaign unincumbered
with dead issues !" But who shall
deliver the Democracy "from the
body of this death ?" They cry out
like Hamlet:
o. that this too solid flesh would melt
Thaw, and resolve Itself into a dew;
Or that the Everlasting had not fxei
His cannon galnst self lau ghter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
A Proposed Law in Pennsylvania for
the Examination of Eunnerics.

A bill is now pending in the Penn
sylvania Legislature, based upon the
belief that women are confined in
nunneries against their will. Itcon-
fers upon any three Judges in the
different Judicial Districts tho power
20 examine, and further directs them
10 visit, the nunneries, converts or
cathedrals situated therein at least
twice q year, The Judges are to
nave the power to summon al the
female inmates, zach sinply. unac-
companied by any one else, and are
to PROFOUND the question, care YOU
satisfied 10 remain in said convent.
nunnery or catbedral?" Those wish
ing to be released are to be permitted
to leave without further ceremony.
Other provisions of tho bill are de-
signed to restore to such inmates as
desire to have any property of theirs
which may have passed into possess
sion of the officers Of the institution
or have been appropriated TO the use
of the Church during their stay
There are number OF penalties pro-
vided against any persons obstruct-
ing or resisting the execution of the
law. OF course, the value Of such
law depends upon the question wheth-
or there is such an arbitrary confne-
nent this could bo equally well
ascertained by legislative inquiry.
There seems TO be no provision 10
repay the expense OF board and lodg-
ing that the dissatisfied nuns may
nave incurred. If, however, there
exists in the United States a class of
prisoners guilty of no crime and de-
sirous of freedom, whom the habeaS
corpus cannot reach, it is high time
the matter should be investigated.
This bill seems rather crude, but it
may prove of service by attracting
attention to possible method Of I'M
justly restraining individual liberty.
-ErcbGnqe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
4 Glimpse at a Great City.

New York has Il population Of
from 800 900 10 100000 Its in
nabltants represent forty different
nationalities. Thirty-one thousand
births, % 900 deaths, II, 600 marriages
are recorded annually It's popula-
ton consumed 100000 barrels Of
Hour, 2,776, 391 beef cattle, calves,
sheep and swine, $4,000, 900 worth
of tea aud coffee, 40,O0O,O00 worth
of liquors, $1,000, 900 worth Of ice an
nually, besides 60,00O,00O gallons Of
water daily employed to wash the
city and citizens. 1t has 800 public
schools, numbering los, 900 pupils,
and 300 private schools with $4,000
pupils; 430 churches, 315 new spapers
and magazines, 315 religious, chart
table and moral associations. The
total valuation Of real and personal
estate in the city is $665, 326, Ola
$1,000, 900 are spent in its places OF
amusements; the cost of the police
courts and prisons, is about 81, $780,
900 and 100000 in the trife OF
bouquets. 1t has 1900 profession al
thieves, 400 lottery and policy offices
and at least 100 establishments for
the receipt of stolen goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
sEEsEIzzs.--VOL. q, NO. Al.
The Gold Record.

We clip the following items on the
prices of gold from the daily issues
OF the Chicago Republican
March Gold closed at l5} pre-
MUM. The bear movement is a
success the bulls suffered heavily j;
and many small operators were clean
ed out
March Gold closed at l16s. The
market excited, and transactions
reach $50 900 900.
March 3-Gold closed at l2s pre-
miam, with an avalanche OF sales
fbe fresh decline has weakened
greenback prices 10 produce and Nor
chandise, and unsettles business gen
orally.
March 4-Gold closed at l3 premi-
um. The closing price has not been
SO low as this since Aug. ID, 1862.
The premium on silver is down to z
per cent. and lower. Already enter
prising merchants in New York and
Chicago are advertising to give their
customers "change" in the coin OF
the Republic. We shall soon be on
familiar terms again with the God
dess of Liberty. For all of which,
and for plenty Of it, let us be thank
full.
March 5-Gold closed at 15a, after
having touched 12{, the lowest point
since August IL, 1862. The tendency
to lower prices extended into all
markets. Flour declined 10(0 15c !;
provisions were lower; and there
was great depression in cotton. 1t is
argued that the condition of foreign
trade is SO much in our favor that
the gold premium will continue to
lower until values are equalized on a
specie basis.
March 6-Gold closed at 1875. This
should not and will not scare any,
body. 1t may let out some few peo-
pie in the "short" interest, but it lets
in food of light that the downward
course of the gold premium is per-
manent movement, On or before
the LIST of April the gold premium will
be at or below ten the silver premi-
UNI will be at or below 3 and we
can all give our boys their Fourth of
July money in the coin with which
the fathers were familiar.
March 9-Gold closed ct 111}M
111g, after having touched 110g, the
lowest premium since July 8, 1862.
The transactions were $4,000, and
the dial showed one hundred changes
during the day. Thus, q hint from
Washington that one Senator pro-
posed greenbacks should be received
in part payment Of customs, sent the
premium down to it's lowest point !;
and q suggestion Of the House bill to
initiate currency, recovered the price
to 1l18.
March 10.-Gold closed at HOS.
Transactions amounted to $86,000,-
600, and the market was wildly ex-
cited, on a range Of prices between
100 and 1113. A rumor that Ma
poleon was dead put the premium to
it's highest notch and an indication
that the Senate would pass the Fund
ing bill brought the premium down
again to its lowest. During the day
tue Government sold 81 600 600 al
| 10 60
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15

NAMES OF ALL METALS NOW Know \
Toward the close Of the last cen
fury, which marked the first great
revival Of chemistry, we knew but
nine metals which were, so to sneak.
classic, viz: Gold, silver, mercury
copper, iron, lead, tin, anthony and
bismouth to which wore soon added
arsenic, nickel, cobalt, manganese.
zinc and cadmium. at this point'
indeed, science seemed to enter upon
a limitless succession of novelties, OF
which the generally and certainly
ascertained enumeration includes
some ftty-two metals in all, as fol-
lows; Gold, silver, copper, platinum,
lead, mercury, iron, tin, anthony,
bismuth, aluminium, barium, cad
MUM, calcium, cerum, chrome, CO.
bait, cmsium, cicymium, erbium glu-
cinium, iridium, limneium, lautanium.
lithium, moIybdenium, nickel, osmi-
um, pelopium, rhodium, ruthenium.
strontium, tercium, therium. tupo.
stem, magnesium, vanadium. zinc
manganese, niobium, palladium. 20.
tassinm, rubidium, sodium, tantalnm
thalium, titanium, uranium, yttripm
zircodium, arsenic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15

There was once an awful little girl
who had an awful way Of saying
lawful" TO every thing. She lived
in an awful house in an awful street
in an awful village, which was an
awful distance from any other aw-
tul place. She went to an awful
school, where she had an awful teach
er, who gave her awful lessons out
Of awful books. Every day she was
so awful hungry that she eat an aw-
full amount of food, so that she looked
awful healthy. Her hat was awful
small and her feet were awful large.
She went to an awful church and
her minister was an awful preacher.
When she took an awful walk she
climbed awful hills, and when she
got awful tired she sat down under
an awful tree to rest herself. In
summer she found the weather awful
hot and in winter, awful cold. When
it didn't rain there was an awful
drought, end when tie awful drought
was over there was an awful rain
So that this awful girl was all the
time in an awful state, and if she
don't get over saying lawful about
everything, ] am afraid she will, by
and by, come to an awful end.-Er-
chnnGe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
Milwaukee and Madison-A Chicago
View.

The offer OF Milwaukee to present
to the State of Wisconsin o Capitol
building and grounds free of cost,
and worth $1,000, 900, if the State
Government shall be brought there,
is q rather taking enc for the brave
out discreet Wisconsins. 1t is pro-
posed that the present Capitol al
Madison be converted into a State
University, and this, the removerssay
will make Madison with its beautiful
lakes, the Athens Of the West, the
seat oil science, art and learning. At
present, they claim that Madison is
too small pot and too soon hot
When the vast and multitudinour
Hobbies 20 up from Milwaukee, Ra-
cine. La Crosse, Watertown, Prairie
du Chen, and the Superior country,
the little hotels at Madison spill over
The lobbies must sleep three in a
bed four beds ia room, in some ex-
,empoyized boarding house, SO thick
that the innuinerable cxtremItles are
seen at daybreak projecting from
windows of private residences, ana
are hlrhly appreciated by the Mad.
son poultry IS eligible roosts. But
there is one charge brought by the
removalists to which we would not
have >uppoeed Madison to be liable.
L is urged that the Capital must be
brought to Milwaukee to escape the
wiles of the regency, and the corrup-
tons Of the Madison ring. And yet,
again. while Madison has guests and
no hotels, by singular adaptation
of nature to the wants of the capital
removers, Milwaukee has hotels and
no guests, plenty TO eat and nobody
to dine, excellent beds and no lodi
gers, numerous railroads needing on
" passengers, and excellent and hos
pitabls intentions if there were only
guests to display them upon. The
removers also assure us that the Leg.
islature viii do its duty, and is no,
to be bought, wherefore we infer
that the most important point has
been already attended to- Chicago
Tribune.