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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

@ar3er perben einfd6, i@nher3lOs unb
fiber entfernt babur6, bae maj etn Stid<
den sprber iiber Nu6t in Gig etnsewet@~
ten &inb Feif6ee barauf btnbet. DIES wte>
berbOle man tdsti6 2 @c6en lang, unb
jebe Spur Der @arsen wtrb perf6wtnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

gprar (etne @erbinbuns BON gprfdure
nit Saffron 8Dr 1T Elm elementarer @tpf)
tit tppblfetl 3u baben unb fp1te In teinem
6ausbalte feblen. SIN gerbtnbuns nit Der
Setfe bei61euntst nnb erlet4tert 8prar Be-
beutenb bas Wai4en, narnentli6 bet fart
bel6mustem 3euse. 6%tnsefreut Sertretbt
er Mmetfen unb dnberes 6auSunse3tefer.
Sci aufseiprunsenen 6dnben unb anbern
@unber, @ei6wiren, 0uetf6unsen &c. 1T
er etnes Der beien 6ausmtttel our f6neften
@etluns. Gintse Der ealifcrntf6en Seen
ltefern SUrar in unerf6Dpft&er @ense.
CT wurbe bauptfd6tt& btsber sebrau6t
ais Slubmtttel betm 9Dtben Der @eta1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

@affer tn ret6lt6er Mense fotte fur
aaes @ieb %pprbanben fetn unb bas aus
einem grunrer sespsene lit iebem anberen
pDr3u3teben. Sc 1T nt6t muir %retter, fOn>
bern-pas BON @idttsfett tf-es. 1T per<
b%dltntbmdbis tparrt unb frDfelt bic Sbtere
nt6t. &etn Sbter, fpenn es sebetben fol-,
barf se3tpunsen fetn, SGnee ;t frehen, am
ftatt 9etrdnft gu perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

@efrprene 9fan3en erbclen fi6
oft pteber, rpenn man fe in Elm .3intmer
itefft, tn benz bic Semperatur serabe iber
benz Gefrierputft 1T unb ie bort lansfam
auftbauet ldbt. Der @e6iel mad etnem
iebr tparmen !3tmnter piirbe na6tbetlts
fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-12

Die @esenietttse 9ebensperii@er<
unssz0 eieul6aft Der Deutiden &b<
mild : &atbpliiden l1nteritiBunss<
Gereine ron Winneipta fou incOrpo@
rtrt nerben.
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OUR Earlier PRESIDENTS.
They Alway. Refused to Accep, Presents.

ffNN me ffitfsi'it hffffN
I'm g." said Conductor William Roberts.
=" / believe am the oldest railroad conductor in
tho United States. ! entered the railroad bust
ness in lS3l and did not reAnqui-h active ser
vice until two years AGO.
When the BALTIMORE AMI Washington road
first opened in 1885, was appointed conduc-
tor There We're many incidents ~ an amusing
character which came under my notice WhilD On
that rOHd. one day We had a spv ial car COM
tanning two immense chees, , for President Van
Buren,. Some fellow sent them tq lin all the
way from Massachusetts, Probably he EXPECT
ell post office 10y return mail. The chcoscs
The President accepted them, ct course. ="
said the reporter.
Presidents in those days were not like the
present breed. They didn't take brick houses.
horses. and steamships, Mr. Van Buren, looked
at the cheese and smiled. He offered to pur-
chase them from the man, hut take them ar a
gift he would not. There was no clause which
he could lud in the Constitution allowing the
President to accept q gift from his people, So the
land However, i was stopped at tho national
capital, and sold for NIFTY cents per pound. and
there was right merry fun while II WAS being
disposed Of. Tho President himself bought a
Then there was James X Polk OF Tennes-
soc, as we used TO call him. He loved horses,
Indeed. think he wah as fond Of a fast steod Ne
Gen. Grant. Many sleek animals were sent
down over the road bearing q tag showing that
suited his ideas he would purchase them and
pay cash. but many OF tho critters were sent
back to their owners, because The President was
100 conscientious to receive them us a gin An
drew Jackson was the same way only stricter
klan The rest. II anything"
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND uNifEb STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON ani after MAY ~, ISIS
Trains leave New York via pvsDrOsscs aud Coruanit
SIS Ferries, a. follows
Expression Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, 8ani $50
4. VI. daily.
For Mllha-pori Lock Haven. Cory ami Elie, at 30
NJ. connecting at CORY for Hiusvilc, icttoleu
Centre. and the on Regions WillamspOrt and Lock
Haven. "A VI
Bamorc. Washington. and the South. o" Limited wash.
instun Express of Pullman PArlor cars daily except
Sunday, o3J 4 NJ; arrive Washington 40 l.. VI.
Regular at - A NJ, l, $50, aud T. NJ. sunday -
ana - L. ".
Express Tor philadelphia $50 $50 $50 o % - Lin.
itcd, II A Nj. l. :. >, q. g. 80 %. ~. ani T. VI
sunday 81 ANA A. NJ, >, q. 80 73O $50. and T..
NJ. Emigrant aud second class r NJ
Boats VI brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY afording a speedy AMI direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains 20 Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Amhoy flcmnston, Bclviierc. AMI
other points see local schedules at al irkrt utltrS
Trains From Pittsburgh. djl 10 40 NJ 10 -
NJ. daily, 10 10 a $50 4 VI. daily. except MONDAY.
From Washington and Baltimore. q so. y ~ 4 NJ, 10
5l5, 1910 T.. VI SUNDAY. $50. 9 ~ 4 VI From Pnla.
dclphia 800 $50 0.Iu 800. 10 80 II - 4 NJ, . 10.
10. 5I5. q 81. 40. 10 10 10 ~ 4 NJ sunday %.
$50, y ~, 10 So. ~ 80 4. NJ q So lu.2O =. VI.
Ticket Oficcs 52d and ga Broadway Aston House.
and foot at DesbrOscs AMI COrtlaudt SIS Court II
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton It, Brooklyn.
IA ilG. and lis Hudson 81. HohOkcn, Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON. /. r FARMER
General Manager. Gcnl Passenger AGENT.
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The Telephone and the Microphone.

1TTTTTT7T77-
Nj soyern Of New South WGlos "a applying
With .trus,d telephone Go cnaOle leaf pore on,
.tt
' N s.lHN nttrruu" ui- 900 the inirrONii 100"
Sell. f't simplify tui. iu~truuIt ut-ufdiuHrN -a-
,l.f t.i- employed 81. the tIln>nI,tg and receiver
IHs. HsNcshls also shown tie PHI seal sno0f, some
IA.t. lts uliug from new lrlHN- nj, g
t.. D..IN ..ls. which clearly indicate utw tNu
.Iff.f. ItuL Gle movements of sunofNfIs waves lt
Nl.A MSS uu,t advance 60 more lcrll @ kuowl'
DO 'e laws @ sound and the Iliysio.osy u the
Di' tn.n. l..uus.
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Di6ioenos.

OFFICE CITIZENS INSURANCE COM.
" PANY 1876 Broadway, New YORK. July 3. 1879 -Dyi-
drnd A dividend Ot ten per cent ON the capital stock
sO interest dividend OF three halt pcr
the reserved fund Is payable on demand
l. A WALTON. Secretary
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miscellaneous.
NERVOUS LxmAUsTIoN.-A medical


NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical essay
~ COWlrslns series OF lectures delivered AT kahns
Museum u Anatomy ON the cause ami Of premature
dcCnne showing niisputahly how lost health may be
-ancd, Anordng clear synopsis of amendments To mar
rase, and the treatment of prN1us ana ply Nsical dchil
~ being the result ul ~ years experience by mail Doc
currency Or postage stamps Address secretary kahns
Museum, dS- Broadway Ncw NurA
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-Thc foreign mails Tor
The week ending saturday. July o. 1873 Will Close at
Tins ohce TUESDAY. al A. Nj tor Europe by steamship
Montana. VIA queenstown, on Mrdnc SHAY, At 81 A
tor Europe, by Steamship Russia via Queenstown cor
dependence Tor France "a he forwarded by this steam
~ must Ice specially Addressed and at q A NJ Tor
France direct 10y steamship Perlcre, via llaVre, on
Thursday nj 80 NJ Tor Europe by steamship city OF
Montreal via Queenstown Correspondence Or France
ami Germany 10 he forwarded hy this steamer must he
specially Addressed and nj 10 A tor Europe, by
steamship nrllcrt. via Plymouth, Cheibourg. and liam
lurg, VI saturday Mt A. NJ, tor Europe. by steam,
snip Britannia, NlH queenstown spundonCc der.
many aud scotland to he forwarded BY tins steamer
must be- specially al rcsscdl aud AT A. NJ Tor scotland
direct by steamship AnchoTia via Glasgow and Al II 80
A. NJ Tor Europe, by steamship Maine, VIA southampton
and Bremen The steamships Montana Russia, City Of
Montreal aud Britannia DO not take mails for Denmark
sweden, and Norway, The mails Tor ST Thomas Mar
Unique, Barbados Trinidad and Demcara direct will
leave Now York July The mails Tor the West Indies
wa - Thomas also Tor BrANl and Argentine Republic
via Rio dc JAneiro. leave New York July The mails
Tor Australia &C leave San Francisco July The mails
lor China aud Japan leave san Francisco July 10.
THOS L. JAMES, Postmaster
Posi- OFFlcE, NV YoRK, June 20 1879
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CORN sEMI-ANNuAL DIVIDEND

EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
NJ Chamber, t, Nrw N'rN. June -. i-7S
Interest Tor the six months ending juu' 49, l@7- AZ the
rate of FIVE PER CENT per amum on sums Of 5000
and under, and AZ the rate of FOUR FER Gent the
Xcr-s has declared ant will lc paYhbc n't'r July
10. 1878 " II. SLOCUM, President.
CHAmFs A wHlrsr Secretary.
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4 ost ano Souno.

IrOUND.A sum OF money WILDE refunded, less cost
o advertising, ON proof OF owner Address Box3
| Osr-MOn1ay. july !, milkman's account book
- Finder suitably rewarded on returning same to
TltOS GIBSON, 52f West 22d 81
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oN AND AFTER JUSE %. 1879
Express Trains leave New York. VIA D. sbrosses AM
Cortlanit SIS Ferries, a follows
Fl. 80 : 20 y ~ 81 Limited II A NJ 3, q. q 30
: 30 = 80, ant T. VI sundays 80 ami . 4 VI, o. %,
u 3d. "a. = so and HP VI
Boats Of "BrpokNn Annex connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey CITY afordiug a speedy and direc
transfer Tor Brooklyn Travel
80 ani u \ NJ QLimited ENprcss 80 2 ". >. T.
go Z and 50 T. ant ~ Midnight ON sunday.
80 81. :. =. 80 A NJ =. s, T. VI. ami l. Mlu-ht
1cNet of,oc,, 32d AMI 90 Br1atwaN. Astnr Hou,e,
AMI foot OF Dvsurn.-t ant tuuu4i SIS court 81 ul
brookA Annex prr6t. loot o Fulton ST. breokNp. M
ilG. ant lis Hudson lAhukcu. Depot jersey tlty.
Lml,rsni Ilcke once, Battery place. ,.,.,,,.,.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. 4 FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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NEW YORK, JUNE rs, 1s7s.-Mctropolitan
lNEevatcd Railway open from "a TO Up ";
stations Morris st. nearest point Tor south ferry and
battery Rector St nearest point for Wall st Terry
Cortlandt ST. nearest point for Jersey CitN and COM
munipaw ferries Park place nearest point Tor Post
onlce, city Hall. and Barclay 81 ferry 20 llobokcn'
Chambers ST. nearest point Tor PHvuniH and Erie X X
ferry; Franklin st, Grand st, nearest points tor Des
brosses to jersey city; Bleeckcr It, 18th st,
points Tor Chrstopher 1t Jerry to lobOkcn I4t
23d st.. point or 23d t. ferry TO Jersey city
3Jd St f2d st. nearest point for n Y Central X H. de-
pot 5O 81 5-h st. nearest point for Central fark FOR
uptown trains take side stations For downtown
trains take side stations Fare 10 cents except be-
tween the hours Vi 81 and a, A. VI. and and T.
when the fare Is cents ROuteFrom 5Sth It. along 9Th
to and along Amy St to AMI along south 9TH av u
Canal st crossing into and along West Broadway To
Chambers st. crossing into and along College place u
and along Murray At 10 and along Church Il to and
along New Church st. ~ Morris t. Connects with the
following horse lines Al Rector St with cars Tor
south ferry, Grand with for Desbrosscs and
East brand It. ferries at Beeckcr St with for cast
and vest at 9Th St. with Tor CHRISTOPHER and Last
ION n ferries at lfth 81. with Tor West 2Ji and
East 81 and Jith It ferries at SD st. with cars tot
Railroad J = NAVARRO. Vice PRECEDENT
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p,rson,l Bottles.

ftrson1I HOlltts
A TTENTION, Pauentsl- Bond St Consult Or
"A PkOflN from Pans; 20 years experience , Zee 81.
All diseases skin disorders aud nervous debility radically
LII SPECIAL complaints medical or surgical
n safely and success ally treated Examinations frce
DR. BRADFORD, 1872 East l2th It.
DISEASES Of men arising from impurty oi the
- blood, and nervous prOstrauOn, specially JOSEPH
JACQUES, ~ D., University place, once hours,
20 AMI q tOS
DISEASES OF MEN a speciality; cure from 3 to
~ days DIR DYER, AZ West lJul IT., near 9Th sY
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MANHATTAN REACH RAILWAY.
wi 70 Greenpoint opposte 2jd 81. East rive

Summer time table 70 take effect sunday june TO- 1878
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, commencing as
as above will during the from Pier foot Of
I'D st. EAST RIVER, direct to COmpany's Depot At
uREENPOlNr making close connections, going and re-
turning, with express trains " and from Manhattan
Beach.
Boat leaves 23d st Pier at $40 As lo45 II IS A. NJ.
and ~ as 90 las 3 -. 4 A.. 80. and q Is Z. VI
Trains Leave Manhattan Beach Tor New York via Green
point at 80 10. II A. NJ. and 1910 l. 2u5 ~, %,
5.i2 6O7 7, SIS, aud g3OP VI. Time from Greenpont,
~ minutes
trans on Atlantic ay Brooklyn also, with Canarse aud
Rockaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
=. The elegant steamers THOMAS CoIYER and n r.
MARTIN leave 22i i North river, 81 ~ H. II NJ and
l. >, - I. .. q and = VI LEROY St. North rycr. 10
100, 40 4 NJ; l2lO 10 2Iu, $40 10 ~. q III
and 10 T. VI Per y North river -, 10 % II % A.
- % - -. 3 -. i25 - O,95. and IS T.. VI
Train, leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at <
io.ip ~ ~ 4 ~ l24l 80 24J 8 40, 40, o55,
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Trains will leave BOSTON daily except Sundays AZ 3
A. VI. 1880 3.l5. and r NJ. pullman train through I
Bangor without ChangC) connecting at Portland Tue
day and Friday evenings with steanersf for MT DESERT
Mondays Wc1ne sdays and Fridays for BANGOR, 81
JOHN, and HALIFAX.
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WHITE MnINrAIN EXPRESS.

Trains leave Boston at A. NJ Fabyans to dinnerl and
~ 80 I. NJ Fabyans to supper, passing through N,
famous CRAWFORD NOTCH and arriving hours IN I'D
vance VI any other line
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
The oLDESTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DLroTs u riIlLApELrilIA, TWO IN
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NEW YORK. JUNE rs, Is1s.,Netrqgqlit

The EASTERN RAILROAD Is the FAVOR1TE SEA
SHORE ROUTE. touching at all the celebrated heache
along the New England coast u. y. PATRICK,
General Passe NIGER and Ticket Agent. Boston.
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TJLHMOVTH HOCk. INDEFENDENNE Day
TODAY, FOURTH OF JCLYill
AVOID THE NOISE AND HEAT or THE GREAT CITY,
The famous palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK. SUI
pcrby decorated stern with the colors Of all
nations, will make
GRAND GALA TRIP Up THE HUDSON
THIS THURSDAY saluting the national ensign float
ing the United states Military Academy at WEST
POINT and the star pangled banner waving In triumph
at washington's revolutionary headquarters, NEW.
BuRGH. with
CANNON AND CHIMES. BELLS AND BAND
Three hours stay afforded at West Point to witness the
Official ceremonies. and one hour allowed at Newburgh
to roam the grounds haowed by the struggle for
American Independence.
AN EXTRA MUSICAL EMBARRASSMENT on BOARD.
- Time table in regular advertisement above. Re
freshments in restaurant
FARE for the entire grand excursion, FIFTY CENTS
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS
FOR SELF APPLICATION To
nAftN

Spec lilly and offectually cure Nervous Chronic and
Special Diseases without medicine.
The most learned physicians and scientific men u
Europe ana this country endorse them.
These noted curative appliances have now stood tie
test tor upward Of hrtN wears aud projected by ~
tors patent In all the principal countries OF the world
They were dccrced the only Award oi Merit for Electric
Appliances NJ TIA. great Worlds ENhbiuons-faris PM.
adcphln and cls"whcreand have been found the most
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,

nos AND THIRD AVENUE
FIlTlErH sEMl-ANNlAL DIVIDEND.
INV loRR June - 1879.
Interest al the rate of Ave per per anuun ha.
l-7S
Deposits made on or before July ~ and interest not
drawn viii he entitled interest from the lst of July
ISAAC I. SMITH President
w Lllr. secretary
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner 9Th av
~ ana lith st-lutelcst Cuumcucin. from the lst u
each month Money cpO.ed ON or before July 10 Will
draw inter, II from JuN Asset. So s1~j2 % surplus
s1li-2iGi RICHARD II 81 Ii, President
G. BmscKrRHoFr, secretary
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS. Nos. u
- nt 20 Wall st-Ihc Trustees have ordered that IN
ItRtsl be- paid to doposius entitled thereto or ihe IN
months ending 5lh ut AT the rate of FIVE FER CENT
per annum. payable ON and after MONDAY, 18Th inst.
The interest wl be credited % depoators ~ principal
WIN. II MACY, President
ions II. BoYNroS secretary
-. ~ LII. -
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A LBANY AND TROY ny DAY BOATS
EAsTERN HAILROAD.

EAsTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRTTE SEA SHORE ROUTE.
Only line running SUNDAY TRAINS-Boston to Portland
During the season Of 1879. a SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
ENTREES TRAIN will leave BOSTON at Is A. NJ ar.
irving in PORTLAND at u O'Clock noon. Returning,
leave PORTLAND at2.i5 NJ, and arrive In BOSTON at
$50 NJ, connecting with all rail and Sound lines ~ and
from New York.
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CTATE LINE.
- 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL DUBLIN BELFAsT
LuNnONDEhRN AND fllE PARIS EXPOSITION
STATE on PENNSYLVANIA ....... .. Thursday. july {
STATE OF NlkulNlA ...... ...... IhursdaN july II
First cabin 500 s75. according 10 Communications.
return tickets At reduced rates Second cabin si5 steer
a.e Al lowest rate,
Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN a co. Agents
- Broadway. NV York
STEERAGE tickets AZ As broadway AMI nj thu com.
pauy pier, foot OF Canal Il, Pier ~, North River
VuERED STAR LINE FOK ANIN EXP.
Carrying the Belgian aul United states mails SAL
iug semi monthly alternately from Philadelphia and
Now York JAVA sails "Wednesday July TO- nj ~ noon.
lurrates Oi passage AMI other Information apply to
PETER WRIGHT A sons, GonorM Agents
Sy7WHlmt 81 Philadelphia 80 Broadway. Ncw York
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent Battery place,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BRlIANNlt saturday. July 6. ~
CELTIC go. ..-.... ....... THURSDAY. July II. 80 T. "
nEkMANlC ...... ....... SATURDAY.. july "a. % A
From White sAr Dock Pier - North River
Cabins AL anldships Saloon, So ami sllD, gold
Return tickets ON favorable terms Storage, 50
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor Rigs
cokllS, Agent y Broadway Nrw YORK
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FOR COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
-A.-A.-riIE FOURTH

ROCK AY BEACH
IONN ISLAND RAILROAD
Fast excursion train. viii bee run g. the Beach to-day as
follow.
Iast34 - ferry. s.45 Is 1913, ll.ij 4 NJ rs
- D.. and g l. T.. VI
Returning ,ays Rockaway Beach 80 40 t33 $50
LATE TRAIN
~ II fast cNpress WAL leave The Beach for Long
Island CITY. Flaihush. and Hushwlck depoi.
Time tn thc Beach. - inmates. Fare. 90 cents
.. CHlIfENDEN. d. = A SPENCER q sunt
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A GRAND Fourth ot Jul, Moonlight Excursion up
n the beautiful Hudson far sins 10y the
lite steamer TWILIGHT. Good music and dancing Will
leave Pier T. North River Battery : 80 4. VI 10Th 81
North River : - l. I'D u North River. . L. NJ.
kgt Uuf
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PULveRMACAER GALVANlC co.,

Avoid hosus Relts, nand, and Appliances claiming
tl'rir qualities our rhmplo Nlllus how ~ d uu
ruisll the s'uuiuo from uic spurious
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CHEAPEST AND PLEAsANTEsT EX.
y CVRsION ARuINn NEW YORK FOR rllE
al
'I'HE SAIL TO soUTn BEACH UNsUR-
PASSED

CONEY ISLAND. VIA Locust Grove The stanch
y aui reliable steamboat RAY RIDGE wall leave. ram
or shine Bruomc 4 wharf Bat RN.r on and aiicr sun
daN. june 3d. AZ an A. NJ. = a. ami II T. VI Battery
landing AL oimn- staten Island tcrrlcs - NJ 30 ami
BIP VI Returning leave CunrN Island - A NJ. II 30
mi & liz kVf. Ia Iu.u Il ruN
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Situations dllant,N.
Euslnsss q nantes.

Empress ZIG ani route for sale Price value ot
IL Aur-c and tson can ue seen Al 13t West asa It
L'DW SALE ,hcap-rip printing press, with dies.
i t,Its. &c. good A. new. Apply 10
:. ADELMANN, Isl Market i. Newark ,
NOR SALE-A ijDhorsc water power. with houring
u Mlll- nui saw mill Inquire of Y u HENDkltk-
sos linton Falls, Monmouth county, New Jersey.
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nISSOLUTION,--1h firm OF Parker 4 jackson
- has this day dissolved by mutual consent and all
claims and accounts will be settled W : parheL
Z PARKER,
", A. JACKSON.
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BLACK GOODS.

Samples sent sm application and ali orders
Goods not satisfactory can be
-atarned 81 n expense
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CHIC MfLL'K1E.a SIP. R.R.

leave Tomah-Going Wess; 9:35. AN. 81. P.
- 9 East: 4:30, =. NJ, & II, P. II.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-01

Fox and Wisconsin river Improvement $50,
tlavcrsrg central district. 2a,00
For IIa -hnrnt Refuge. affecting eastern
Fart o. District, 3ot70G
Added to the above can also be
mentioned the fact that Mr.. Pound has
secured the formation Of new light
house district on the St. Croix river
and the erection of two lights on lake
st. Croix.
The above items show clearly that
Mr.. Pound has not been idle or ne.
glectful of his duties, but on the con-
trary that the Eighth District has
been exceedingly we'll cared for
through his efforts. -.Et
Notwithstanding all the demands
made upon his time he has also found
opportunity to look after State inter
ests in Congress- The interests of the
indians in their allotments of land are
being attended to and put in shape,
and the rights Of the state to certain
lands within Indian reservations, both
swamp and school lands, likely to be
realized without interfering with the
reservations, thus doing justice to the
Indians who has SO long occupied them
as their homes. As many in this To-
cality as arc interested in this, to
them very important legislation, we
shall next week publish the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Pound in iull, together
with correspondence upon the subject
between Mr. Pound and the Indian
Commissioner and Secretary Schurtz
But we cannot longer dwell upon the
services rendered by Mr.. Pound as our
member of Congress. He has done
his whole duty to his constituents,
and is entitled to the well earned
plaudit: well done thou good and
faithful servant
The time is fast approaching when
the people will be called upon to
choose his successor. We believe we
represent the feelings of large ma
jority of the people Of the northwest
ern portion of the district, when we
say that his course meets with their
approval, and that he should be re-
turned to his seat in the next congress
as fit recognition of his faithful ser
vices. We do not believe there will
be any opposition to his denomination
in the Republican Convention, and we
have faith to believe further that no
man can be put upon the course by
the combined opposition that can de-
feat him. Certainly not if the people
are true to their own interests, for no
new man can fill his place in the next
congress as well as he. as the expert
ence he has gained during his first
term has given Mr.. Pound a knowledge
of our public and local affairs, such as
can only be gained by years of close
study and active work.
For these reasons, and because we
believe that true and faithful public
servant should always be rewarded for
his labors, the Press gives Mr.. Pound
its support.