davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

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Mississippi Foundry.
GATY. McCUNE d. Co,
MANUFACTURERS OF
High and Lou Pressure Marine stationery and
Portable
Steam Engines, Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work and BlacksmitIling.
Brass Work. Buiiding Castings. Saw Mills.
FIGURING Mill Machinery, Sugar Mills, sc.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
Patent Adjustable Cut OF Psrpet Voire Enoine.
ruth 'rsieh ne guarantee sdriag Of 40 Ber cent
ocer the ordinary poppef or slide raice engine
Main l. Second and Morgan & Cherry Sts.-
SAINT LOUIS.
dee a3,'59 1vos
CUPPLES & MARTSON,
MANUFACTURES OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Cordage, Twine, Wicling, Batting,
Paper, BYoonss, Brushes and Ciqays.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Mats, Matches, Blacting Sieres. Bird CAGES.
French, Eagtish and German Eaaey Goods
Nos. Sd & 81 ed st. between Olive 4 Pine.
ST. LOUIS.
SAMUEL cUfrLEs, rHos. MARrsoS, yR
Orders for the manufactures Of Sr Lorts Oar
CooPERAGE MANUFAcroRY. promptly filled at
feb 3'6O factory prices. 6m3l
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DIR. C. F. BROWNS
Young American Liniment

Not for the purpose Of instrueting such age but
for the purpose of relieving all no may I've afflicted
with Rheumatism, Nenralgia, Erysipelas Old Sores,
Burns, Bruises, Sirains, Cuts, Bois, Eruptions,
Scald Head. letter. Rinsworm, Fel6ns, Swellings,
DC, DC. But short time has elapsed since the
discovery of DR. c. F. BRowS's American Liniment
IA discovery thar constitutes of the greatest
boons conferred upon suff-ring humanity, and one
of the richest contributions that has ever been
made to Medical Science Also, for diseases of
HORSES AND CATTLE, SUCH AS
Sprains. Strains, SwelIings, Calls, Fistula, Big
Head. Wounds, Scratches, Sweeny, and Screw
Worms in stock. For sale by
DIR. C. r. BROWN, Philadelphia. Pa.
and all Druggist asl Merchants throughout the
civilized world. July g. 1889 Iyl
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SHEPPARD'S
Celebrated Oriental Preventive
TO CONCEPTIt

TO CONCEPTION.
Which warrant will never fail
NorioE-Ladies who do not wish an increase of
family may rely on this perfectly safe and eer
tam Presentihve 1t is very simple in its use and
does not injure the system Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any part of the United States, by mail
on receipt OF the money. Whole packages So, half
Packages -; extra fine Sc per package
Address, :. 3. SHEPPARD, Bar 2I49,
lyl3 Cincsnnai, Ohio.
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Die &redl&en grtmsen bes 2afer$ ub it5r ,u farten
8eru bss epa6nts 8ertrruns Der Sheen ebradpstt ber
@efesrafte, bO @bnuresn. Abnetsuns bfr @sadlft
Su6t na6 &tndmtett WBtrnuea geaen & eIth Eurtnmte
,e. 0np etntst Der ihmmeu 9pl8en
2aufeHbe perCuen ben Aers t6nnen test bsurtetlen
weIer urfae tbre eunbbett abnmmt e TIRE Rra
Itere pd baB nrDGS unh abgebrt meren tnkem He ene
eisenttumltde &rnuns be Auee ben Sufen anb be I
aetdeH Der Mus3ebruna b1bsn.
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IS mar Der 2ojunnt peS 6uriten, @raf
9fpltiB, lpel6er @inIaB te9ebrte. @r melpete,
DaB 10 eben Elm reitenper 8ote Yon pem @roe
fen Ycn Der @pIS rem preuBi16en @elance
ten III part6 bier in St, Glour enottrcffen
tt, unp ilberrei6te Gem 6iirlten eincn Srief
oe8 @rafen @oIS ZEN Der 9ote fit ben
6elpmarI9all iibertratbt bate.
9fa, tb fam mir lbrn centen, mas ter
0raf nil, brummtt SIu6er. 9at ldon
elnmal all mid 9elhrieben unp MIDI UNI
S1onun9 uno lubtile Sebonpluna Der Ser
rem 6tanSCIen 9ebcttn. Sb auh elmer bon
Oenell pelhe meinen, man mlBt Die SSrane
Solen tmmer nit lepenen Sanp1huben am
fuiien, uuD re6t b6aieb unp artio oeoen lie
letn, pnmit man raOurtb belpeile, pQB man
leber Elm fetner uno 9ebilpeter Damn 1ei unp
9elpcct babe Yor ben feinen, flueen 6rawos
len. SA bab' aber gar feinsn &elpect por
,tbnen, uno mir ti'8 gang e9al, pb tle mid
fir einen Sarbdren balent ib mill man bio )
ite oblirofen uno DeutlbIano ridden, rreiter
ntAts. gfa, nun mplIen mir nal leben, mas
Der Qerr graf lhreibt.
Gr l6lug ben Srief au6stnanoer uno las.
9lber leine 3u9e nabmen wabreno ceS 9ee
len6 einen Sprni9en 9luspruf an uno feline
oiden peiBen 2lu9enbrauen SU9en lib pidter
sulammen.
(5Sprtlebuta fpl1t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-11

o't Qollne IN pcI6oip auf bem Gerenbof
oao ut 1HOn leit Dier Sabren meine 8raut
aho DE uno feline anoere fol- meine Srau
werCen.
ST tie bGblN? Sat Ie @eIb?
!. QuDl9? icb weiB MIDI, Durhluu6t, aber
lte ut M oral4' Iirn nit men paar uRioen
Au9en, unp 5weiunDOreiGte oeIunoen 31bnen
I'm WtlIno, unp BAT rOtbe Baden, uno 1b6ne
BLONDE 9aare. Sb fie @elp bat? Sid 70
olele GbaIer ais lte 3abne bat, aber 1ie fam
arbelten, uno tbre !0anpe rubren, 1T flint
uno 8eIhlft lln9t unO aht Den oarsen Gaa
bel rer Arbeit, uno perltebt n Nlttaobrpp sH
tOden, pie feline Q[noere.
9ta, iC nimm lie, Gbriitian, bic 9u6feuer
unD Die 9CdSett belur9' iA.
9urrab fir Gbriltian ib fol bic Sanne
trte9en! Die 6anne loQ meme 6rau tperren.
N9, lieter 9err 6iirfL i6 oant' Sbnen ih
bin 70 9lidlid, paB th teulen unD weiuen
fonnt, uno - i6 9Iaub, iA thus Idon. SA
bins lpnt gar nitbt 9eippbnt eepelen, oltds
lldD 81 tetn, uno oarum muB ih III weinen
uno, uno
gta, ia, peine nidt, G6rifian, faote gla1
ber, ith ltbnell nit Der 6ano tter rie 9lugen
tabrenO, Ou blltctn prdcbti9er, gutter Surlhe
uno Der ltebe 0ptt miro 9eben, paB Du noh
reAt lan9e 9Iildii3 bii unO DID 9em6bnit
all paS 0Itd. uao - e6 flppft. Sieb NAL
nah, per "a fpmmt!
Gbrlltian trufnete ralb feline Gbrdnen, uno
elite na1 Der 8biir bin.
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(TOrtlebun8 fol1t.l
Ote SySrlt ffonmt !!
2(Ge geutionen ltnO Don Dant erfiat.

Oa5 e6e Spri6wprt: uSetamte Onse bdben enen Wrtt"
tlt cine ebr beGrdue &nwenbuns. 8efannes, we6eS Be-
wuntersswertb nIblt6 O See8en6ringenb it, erjeu9t Nd
tung Dantbarfe mb @ntbuta8nu5 90 nit p1Umap
unI6iB6lr 9tGn. Sc nar mir NIT tbren wunOeppItn Gt
sni6aften befann prben e me6t mir tre 93reen in ZEN
pewefelen 8den bepba6ten bU efer empFnten mir tas
gerpenh rpedeS YrUf SUaOpap I'M bic Nenf6tettat.
Ju tem 9ance no mir 10 i6ueG tnO i'm @epbn6en IT, @n.
mabren @npren auf G6Be in gDndaen ieoer
9Ir 1T ne pepulardt unr srenst nO bic ga6frase mad M
%rueinitteln dr cne erraSasante gu nenen wenn e
it'd ntdt auf cine pOe Bats bon @rfabrung srntete.
n ZEN a6res eien no O9Ienterte unb Dur6aI Srberr.
fen wesert a bic 8sp6erns I'm sunssa sOea unO gBsen
treenb eiue anpre 9rdpaatpn ais 9OUwa9S pnen neb.
men, psOem bic bDrti8n Qeste M umiOn baeeeen rduben
@s 1T nublpS etnen Rranten we6r altG9A SGrfe @t.
pe GeEmc6et uuO Wnerfe pur6 ZEN @tbrcu Oeer wtrt-
lau &rnei sn gu asen Gag eS etn blUBe 0erldam6uns
it, es Uereni9t 9 ba Ses Sr8an WSte Nerpen nO 6t6r
u lcle 9ebaupts Q18e u 3eiten; 6 1T oabe bel 8ps
pps Qeberbe6werben unb TT Der T6n BET alien innerlen
Rrauf6eiten ptue Iusnnbmt Der Sdu.
gpr feben uidt aein 9nertens Der beebenen ub
hGrenten @iaenaften beer Ytlen beabe eSeS e6ebatt
mslhes mir Eaen ntbdt e p6er bic anere MetpCe BON ib
rem 1rtupb ter nen6e Qeibe Ober bic gBeoeraufrt6ng
eines frafuen nb DnunesUtn ben Ier aufsesebens
0rdnfen bnr& bte Silft bieier wtrttsCIen Arjnet.
8eiue anOer bis irs anseSese @Osm bat f& en lOl6es
9Ut BON Der mebtstn6ea estPien @ pUlt6en Yree su
psrben 0epu6 ais Spiwaps @ebinen. 8etuasen uab @C
natsI6rtften bic f6 su arilOtra6 Onfen bic &nee ee
p6bnlier Yrdpnrate In 6re SplIten aumebmen empblen
bteIe ptGen en benz 3utrauen Der 3eeenoen. NGtS ais
mirllte 96atIaeu ;u p Ser6ret I'm befrttten W weoen
warn i'm Gac bic anertan Srean Der 6atultdt u SermG
aeu m SUr pieiem mdgen GrFnrer benz @aar Der mebtnt
len gB unb ietner unpers66en Seitttel su eu9en Die
99abrbei en9 IN brem Saue au9ebaIen werpennlS
ie gse bsS Sintmes. (Ap2O,I mw'16)
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8endlttt ffplaerses bel 2eitel...

Der lIrslndlie peIter nit cttgn nebH bebatet TT m Btt
Ine an een erfabrenen GrSt penSe bur pelen T ntt
pr1 Isineu edneu brc wrb irnbern benielbes aud bed
bto Icine Rrdten cine iebr bSe &enun9 gu nla mdbreno
in BEN Siutu mo- bic Gemptene G etrds IN oaS Spm
,iuoewur Ceer Die ronsb weiet f 9e9ren bat gu Il.
utr melt artberen 8e6nns berets 1T. 8eren9un9n poer
Srcu1ts" perben mad elmer BON Tr. s. Sutb au9e
notnsn BehanbIuneSneie In mensen Gaeen pbns Smer8ea
abcr Snconpeuiten nr ben Haeteu 9ebe Su9let1 8ara
h g g. s. emb baB teine Gntshnbnns ber ~uretra~ u I.
~ aS Srcures" bebOnbe DrbeR Dpbar 70 OF Sbaratane
bic tranrieieu 5Dlsen berbsfhbrsH.
9un1e 9erits unh VIE Eete ennaIer g9NdGe Ieibea
foten @ bet 3en meben pobnr He sen Rumner anh 9rpbe
llntcIten er1raren.
srb6e Ser1babet ais H9eAb Elm anoerer At tn Gerto
aib Der Gonituipn ibre mprnee Rra piebe nbem
snade un6 Hbe Hae anpenbet. Sene Webi;in W rel ccH
Rertur unb auex mOraIIen @tcn, In etur besusm bten
ae aberetiet unb tann in Sat- pb Prpatbdue ebr @ ser
Re. unbemet unb rsne @tSne In @abdften ju Serraden
a,non,n werben Mr be9e Gntllnbur9 etnSereea it,
Tub cine @inItr5ntnna her 9ebenBpete nCtbwe1s9.
Iu ben RrameSeteIr heS weben @efbIets bat Sr J. o.
Smb m einr aren feline beIcnbere AumeronIteH
arpbm,t unb eerfprt 9ebenssn cine bciIeube 9nr
Dr. g. 9. GmibB grdoentape fir ranen ann man an obi
aeu Bdte erboe1. Die Wehsn lit gut uub muret nrtse
Sabren aiEcl6entI oieL taoct abrdut. rets $5, Bet
loren pete BON Baltimore entHt pobne 0nren mad
9uaate Der Spnrne o. s. y. Smb IN portoeen sriefeA
cpuultircn uub Tebtu mad r9enb etnem Ehee e0 Sane
aeifidt erbalten.
sue @nfrag.n bten Frens prtbotn Sn her Otes Rub r.
parat, Gunner CUR 0iSrOiitpn ber Yattenten.
Offen rpn l1br 8eprgeAS big ubt AbeneS.
Or. 3. y. SAITH,
snso-s Vic. II shh-Sreheri6ar. 8aIAmsrn-
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O'e 9onne in pOldorp auf rem Serrenbof
oao ut 1hOn ieit pier Sabren meine 8raut,
nno DE uno feline ancere fol- meine Srau
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-11
Or. SOhnftpn.

M5eo tes f6ntsen Gruesums Der gDunbdrste In 3pnbpn
@racurr etnes Der eren mebsneu &pGeeR Der Staa.
ten Der ben 8roBen lb nes 9ebens In ben SOiptdern
S0nopn Yarts pbilabepba 5tdben jusebra
tt9e Ger mneerbdren 5eun9en SDueuhet bic Sc.
b0 Der Wee3n wetb uuabltge 9etbenbe bic Sbrenldu
len Nerpcfdt uub dnberen Rraubetten t:ten pe g. aud
bic bet p0sAen erauben iu er srf6refen bic u oft
ben Oct 9ertn9en 6enteteten u. Suben augenbtd &C.
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Nnmmer 113.
S5altimorc=2ccf=S9Olpita

Gegrlnbet CUR llnterbrndun9 Der 9uddldlberet.
Der einji9e QlaB, no etne 6etlnn8 erl0nnt
nerpen farm
Qtnberuns tn feds Shtnoert.
&etn QuedliIber, pds euere @eIMnpbett Sc!S
lenp5 r1ttntrt.
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gserbef5ert Dte Sebfraft eurer slusem.

A@A 8. SebrenS, an Der @de ~ Son gag. uno Yronl-
rape bat lOepen elen nellsn WoTrate POI. 9GtDes @
rcpaS erbalte beeben maB9e Yree 6mm yer
fauf aus G6nlo 9t9enslder pertsfpp9 "no 0rauanNpe
6ieiel- Slider. ,,. . ...n. Al.
Sruen werSen reparrt rnO @air en9est IN dIsr 3ett
1Ins au ben biu9ien Hrellen n. (Vt"IAoNl2
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Qr, 9obnlto1t,
Der eln3t0e Qlrat, tpelher atlaetat
(Gtobltrt vDr odt,tbu Sabren.l

(&tabltrt adtatsn Sdbren.)
Gr bat has brrt wtrfame uub bette WtteI In ber aDt
ben IisssFn aa, FER gSmr,rs
In Venen ben Wteren unb unbdfe bes WerueS bet
orgdnhn Rrdft hss Nerueuet3eS er Rppf 1urGe Nnten
dut Rranftstt 1aer ner uGeu llet bs ssfsa
etrmen erpbnpetten er Sugenb welhe Fsn Dpern tabr
beI nns as Der e'nne ben ~ hprten Se ul9HfS
6cTuungen psrudsn S6wa6t &su.uttUn berper6russn
es Se unmOs MAIDEN unb suest ben RSrUsr rnO Sun r'
fprea.
Sunee Mdnner,
outrs mee M oDtrr isnss seDsmeu eaaers epurben FaN
has tdbrb 70 ps 5dufsub elm su fubss Grab est we
Surt bre erbdbeusn 1alene tuwtdeItsn
mt Gem Opuner oe Wereedmt ben Send beeetrt uHe Der
tter bsdubrnH lSnt tnIUdt paben wnrhen mSseI @ NIT
Uolem Vertrduew udben
8erbeirntbete perlonen,
cher SEI&s wrI6s a u Oepetruben bedb6rstu nh & pts
beF eGwd User einss StnDrnss bewubt fub iOa
ten unptruetG Or. SetnfDn ju 8dtbe tteben.
Ute ?nprn asgen hte @be pbsfe Cber 8ess etrattuns
aear Ger Nsrvsn 3ttteFn Inn s8wa&t oSr arfSpsas
Der bettfsn NrL perben f5na surtrt Derienee pelher
ito Der 8ebanruns nne 6urUrGs Dr. SCbnfUn uncrstt
a" sns n@ Il. sn s", a9. Sse r$t f.
Sr9anilbe SAwd6e
uuptr,nst pebe unb bte pOle Raft eber bereee Dies
rbtbdrt teSn Ues eds 9eben eenb unb Bite Gbe unb WG
tpmnen tdf unm096 mat tl oft baS 9pps Drer, BITE brtn
w M Vnax" s 5ss @ Ss 4a0 NG iu s%
tennsn, Obset lie du6 bur6 Sruren @ieberfhasen TN
HeS es a91e s qs m sss 9 sea ~ re
2Bet dbr MIL es dusnen hdB bs Rra ber @usuue eer
eenen prloren ro bic n bemiten eaern crgeben ais bon
0entn bic mee Enb AuBerbm bur6 fruben Sc
nua Ole Yertauunes g9reusr seiwat unb bic pbpen nb
9eilt8en 8rafts uerntbtet. G.
ern gebre wen oft ut6t bte ra6t ter rantbett tb-
1noer 36en8e. QBe oft breben N BITE 9etben anbe-
rem rahen bic bWr6 bic @epCbube stetmen 2afers nt-
fanren linb.
GB Office: Np+ Sup=GreOertdFraBe,
lteben 8biiren ppn 8alttmpreltr. 6ltItAe Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf.
an merte d Nameu unb 6dusnummer benn unrrenhe uab
neer1e N93mae eur9trtebens pne SewtnnOs auadalbsr
S6ubHtte Sewther Sd6enretneer une SantpenpuBer
@ eeelmasis Mertte nnb auern anstspsn Or.
Sphnltcne NuI, IN Der Ndte.
WS Ius 8rtefs mnien eneu ppRsS Stamp ettbalteH.
Sine 9eilan9 in 2 Iasen ju9etAert.
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6HA 9Sctuz nmS 0tqnprsSodnSlmna
!; XKlaN 3. E. ULMAN.

&8AA SSetltz 1l.tO NtGnOr=SS SdnSluna
~ oOn B. E. ULMAN,
g1p: 5 NprbsG5aYltra6e, Baltimore:
1857 unS 1858 iOpptl in Go uo Ouantdt iebr 9e-
onp giobre uno 1859 lit ebenlDptel perIpreeno 0Qeud
1T eS mir aBg isbr quite aare gu ebr nebr0en 9rei. gu
faHe1. -, o., m = -
CsoIpHs bem SAB 60 @aG gu As Cts. Die @apne; 80 ab
ptb gHene All rs @ts bic @acne, bem SAP 60 @aone
gu so G8. Die 9alGne
45O gtptb=gene DO 2,
lOO ent,eu SariIc DO 8, a. unb 6,
2OC 4. @bi team 0tar9eaur DO 8,
so - N1~,9eou Secten 90 6,
So 66ateuu la Strange be 10,
800 @aGOneu 57er unO 5Ser 0tben-9yeine gu 81, $1X
81 Die @alpne.
100 at5ten S5aryo6rinsr Ser gu 81 6as 0ntsnO.
100 GierenItener Ser gu $4H %.
200 y 0od9ctnler. g8afen5etmer tn6 Nnbere.
100 SaB 4Ort ssene (Sentaton) so Gt8 bic @ulOue.
10 Do. Or. @Otalpnten Is 90.
so DO. 30. Sm9uloer 81 bD.
25 3d. te;ne nu8erGeiene 9ortpeie 81 1H$6 c @allpnt
81 Gt8. bis So Die 6laIde.
@roBe @uSpnL in Dala9a= 0aoeira, fere8 uto Wu8cat-
98eine.
$50 aErbe @6ampo9ner, 9arantr dbt
Srans5Ihen anonet 80 per Dubenb 81 bic SlaI6e.
so RiIten 6bten Quo be DlOntebelc.
a Son mir b rJfllt9 Subereitet unb rei bon alien ib-
Iiden Snorebieu5en oferre it fp9enoe Nrtfe:
Sntmt9ipn iranS6lem 8ranntueiu rs @8. bic SaI6e
nub 40 @t6. bis 81 bic 9alcne.
Spudno9u Q8ab6Oloer S4napp8 (g) BON 25 0t8 bis rs
Gt8 6le Qal6e u1o IS @t3 bis $21S bic @jalone.
9ter reisr Jpg0en 3pe uno erien 6napp8, rs
Gt8 lis 81 Bic sSla6 uns 40 Gt8. bis $2 bic Sat-
Samaica- Stun, S9ottiten @erten S9napPS (Scotlt
un6 bpQdnbs6eS 8rduer- Bitter, Ben. gtter uno Sbpe
5r Da9en- Bitter, glniette=, Stolen, Banle Wanorln-
peiennins, @eara8dimos @orotalS abpntb @iiroliaO,
&mbeer- Srcnber=, 28icttr6en=, Sn8wer-, Dntutep-,
gcues ~ babcu bel 9. s. uGman,
$50. Wprb- @5apIiraRe.
Eg 8pn alen bteet Gaaren 9aranttre i'd bic QHata unb
nebme iO9e. ,penn nict 6eIrieOsenb 8arif.
y. s. ulmau,
emporium rnb Detiloteur
Suni21,I brittle Gbiire BON SatimOreltrase.
-
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Sunoe O11nner,

csipnrerS wel6e bs Spft snss cbmeu eaRers srrbn n
eds dbr utels 3duube tn elm u utss Grab retb wel9t
bu b erbibeusn lnlene euDtdeItsn Deranbtsraftt
nt Gem Druner 3rebnmtett endt beeeert uH Der
trte bsjdubsnn lSnt tatlUdt taben wnrhtn mSsen @ m
Dolem Yertrduem udben
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@rpcertes, SSetne, 2ta6rs &c.
Olit Oeu S6tffe Terbinaltp empfntBen
SO 6nB 9rObe belEAbe 3petidgen.
80 Req gerl9erite
100 8nibel eelbe Grbien
100 /. 9eipaene @rben,
200 Sea neie Ipnbdrinee,
so @bren 9imburaer 66ie
10 Sii6e Sbpeiser-SfSie,
fcpie greenccrn, Saroeuen, Nuben, @reS, So9p
&bbef & QBiIbelmG,
(Sa14S) 379"9c- SalttmcreItr.
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8elpnpers su bea6ten /!

Or. Srbnfpn Deuen us aIte an eIde @ turt
iple Sbeime unuatur ef &6rper serf6renbe fur
he Nrbett be 0eielf6a unb ee &te unfdbe anDe Qaer
Ge6pd6t tdben.
5er nt entgt ber trdurigen ub basenSwetn Eeen ber
rIbtn Gewptnbeen Qdfers Shpate I'm Ruden unb tn
ben @ltebern S6merSen TN ROp Gpaht bes edts 8erlua
Der Dtusielfrdft SejfUpsn nerD6t unru6e NasnbpdGt
nnOrbnun8 Der @erDauunss-Oreant aasemetne Gurdlng
Symptpmt Der S6wtnpu6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
POLITICAL.
HINTS AS TO POLITICAL MEETINGS.

HINTS AS TO POLITICAL MEETINGS.
As the time is approaching when political gatherings
will be numerous and large, we beg leave to offer
few suggestions on the subject:
/. Do not fix the day for your meeting and then look
up your speakers-they will already, perhaps, have
been engaged elsewhere for that very daybut secure
your speakers first Let them fix the day.
ii. Two prominent speakers, with the local aid at
Your command, are amply sufficient for any one mass
meeting Let the people understand these can be re-
lied on and do not load your bills with an array OF
great names only to disappoint your audience.
iii. Have your meetings, If possible, indoors. One
indoor meeting even if packed, is worth half dozen
outdoor noisy gatherings. The former is compara-
lively easy and the latter difficult for speaker to con-
troll.
Nv. If you must have outdoor gatherings then seek
the grove or woods and fail not to erect stand for
your speakers and that stand with boards and
with nothing else. Canvas absorbs and deadens the
voice while with nothing above the speakers head,
his voice will waste in the air above, and in five cases
out of six he will break down.
V. Always put down upon your platform, whether
in or out of doors, piece of coarse carpet to stand
upon. Never cover with oilcloth unless you expect
your speaker to be lfeless and dull.
VI Consume as little time as possible in prelimina-
ries, in marching and counter-marching. Get your
procession upon the ground with dispatch, and pro-
coed at to the business Of the meeting.
VII. Remember, your speakers, especially the more
prominent ones, have families to support. Their time
is valuable and it costs them money travel on rail-
roads and stay at hotels. Thou shalt not muzzle the
mouth Of the OK that tire adeth out the corn"
little timely attention to these hints will be found
of much Importance in the getting up and conducting
Of meetings in the campaign upon which we have en-
tered
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ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF MARYLAND.

To the People Of Maryland.
Tie Executive Committee of the Republican party
of the State of Maryland in submitting TO you an Eec-
toral ticket for President and Vice President deem 1t
proper occasion to present brief address 10 expana
ton and defense of their prin ,ples and objects.
We accept the action of the Chicago Convention in
proposing Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamin for
the Offices of President and Vice President of the United
States avow confidence In their intelligence and
patriotism, and affirm our belief that if they should be
elected they will administer the Government IN strict
accordance with the Constitution and with just re-
gard TO the rights OF the several States.
The great question TO be settled in the present eec
ton is whether Slavery shall he nionalized and ex
tended over all the Territory of the United States,
leaving no portion of those domains where the
white settler can be secure from its blasting influence
whether it shall be confined TO It's present limts-to
the States in which it now existsas institution over
which the Federal Government has jurisdiction.
The assertion either SO ignoranty maliciousy made
that the Republican Party proposes by force 10 abolish
Slavery and elevate the negro to social equality wi h
the white man, we denounce as most unfounded ac-
cusa,ion
This party is essentially the white mans party. Its
sympathes enlisted in behalf Of the white race and
ts fundamental object is to protect and enpobe free
labor. Our party receives the doctrine that the Eede
raj Government has power to interfere with Slavery
or any domestic institution Of the several States and
declares the invasion by force Of any State under what
preext sewer TO be among the grayest of crmes be-
evng with the founders of the Republic that Congress
has "lhe powerto make all needfnl, laws and regola
tons respecting the Territories belonging to the United
States and that Slavery should be confined to the
States in which II now exists accept the proposition
of the Chicago ConventiOnhst freedom " is the nor
NAL condition Of the Territories and that il is both
the right and duty Of Congress 10 exclude Slavery
therefrom by positive legislation.
That the white laborer may have all the encourage
ment and protection which may be proper to extend TO
him, we are in favor of Home stead law, that will Be-
cure free homes TO the actual settlers; and that the
labor Of citizens may be encouraged and protected
from foreign competition, advocate such judicous
for the support Of the General Government, and
simultaneously dsyelop and foster he iadustriN utter
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ests of the country The escts Of 20 long eontinn
snce in power Of the party now administering ne Fed
era Government clearly seen and fet tnrougnous
the Unionin paraly zed commerce in prostrae IN
dustry bankrupt treasury large, increasing puolc
debt, and wasteful and corrup, expenditure OF tns
money Of the people. .
The demorslzed condition Of the peculiarly sectional
Larty now in power, opens the way Tor return %
tuition; and the Republican party looks with eoni-
dence TO the body Of electors in the United States for
decision which viii demonstrate their love for the inc
erests Of the nation and for it's inmitabe Consttuon
Men ofMary land on which side will you be found
are yon willingto assst in electing Abraham Lincoln
70 the PRESIDENTIAL cbar and consequently restore toe
Goverpmsbt 70 It's primitive yigor and integrity 70 re-
ss'acsh me principles Of the founders Of the hepuoc
lie; TO aisy sectional anmosity and induce an era Of
economy, purity, and political harmony
We propose no novelties for your acceptance. We
ask you to sanction nothing which the patriots Of the
nation al large-DOhDg which such honored names %
Pinckney and Chase Of our own State-hays not pre-
claimed and advocated H. then, such are our Objects
and such principles, identical with the objects and
principles Of the founders Of the National Government
NAV we not with confidence ask you 10 support thos
whom the Convention at Chicago have proposed -
proper and t persons TO administer the Federal Gov
eminent in its original integrity The result Of the
mt election will either for good or for evil
to the reestablishment Of those principles by which
upon that downward road in which every former ~
public haaunet its destruction. \
Organizations of the Republican party for the pres
ent canvass going forward sPritedy in five oher
Southern States and we strongly recommend simlas
organizations to our friends in Maryland.
In view of the moral certainty Of victory In the gen
era result of the coming election we deem IL Of high
importance bring out our greatest strength; and Va
therefore caution ali friends of against sup
porting or afiating with any other party; and urge
upon them the direct and unwavering support Of the
underline ntioned Republican ticket.
On behalf Of the Republican State Executive Committee.
WILLIAM C0ALE, Chairman.
Republican Electors for President and Wee President
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Hon VIM L. MARSHALL,
Dr. GEORGE HARRIS
Iu Distfct-D. T. 0Rsn
lid District-Wx PIycKygY RwrSG.
lid District--FRASCIs g. CoRKRAy.
lVth District-GKoRGK EDWARD WIss.
With Distict-IsAAc GEHR.
With District-Hon MONTGOMERY BLAIR