davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05
The Revenue Deoisios.

We are no lawyer and have but little
respect for Lo,'' the poor Indian; but
We must say the treatment Of the Choc-
taws and Cherokees is a most shameful
violation Of National faith. The Gov.
ernmcnt of the United States has proven
too cowardly or incompetent to assert the
treaty domage of a hundred millions Of
commerce destroyed during the war but
it is swift to assert claim against "Lo,"
because ii is considered he has no friends,
and few public plunderers desire Office
and the fertile lands long since granted
him under the most. solemn and sacred
of treaties The extreme Radicals Of the
North, having completely gutted the
South, have now turned their attention
to the Indian. If the Indian could be
used politically in the Radical interest,
Sheridan would have suffered for his in
Disseminate massacre Of the sick women
and children Of the plains. The old Abo-
ltion party; the humanitarians of New
England have no word Of sympathy for
the Indian, Notwithstanding they remorse-
ly sacrificed million Of white men to
elevate the negro to u position he 10 to.
tally unfit to enjoy, and have enslaved ;
million more by their reconstruction acts
and unconstitutional amendments. The
same good party has helped to place >
dissoule gambler upon the necks Of the
Spanish people, and utterly failed TO rem
der assistance to those struggling for the
freedom Of the Antilles, or to relieve OF
mitigate the sufrerings Of oppressed Ire.
land, when one single manly protest
would have accomplished the ultimate
freedom Of both.
All history fails to record nation OF
political organization SO utterly hypo-
critical or destitute of moral obligations,
as the Radical party which now consti.
tutes the Government Of the United
Statcs.-DevaH Bluff Liberal.
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

~ In order to amuse the children, .
lady was engaged in reading from the Bi;
BILE the story of David and Goliah, and
coming to the passage in which Goliah
so boastingly and defantly dared the
young STRIPPING, little chap, almost in
the first trowsers. said "Sioter, skip
that--skip that: he's blowing. ] want TO
know which licked"
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

WHAT IS AN EDITOR ?--An exchange
answers the above question thus: "Why
he is the man who reads the newspapers
writes articles on most any subject, sets
type, reads proof, folds, mails, runs on
errands. saws wood, draws water. works
in the garden, talks to all who call, is
blamed for a hundred things which are
nobody's business but his own. helps
people to get into office (who forget all
about it aiterwards), and frequently ge S
cheated out Of half his eernings. lie
puts and does more to build up town
than any other body, and the miser and
fogy are benefited thereby; yet they
will say that the editors paper is Of no
account, will not advertise or take the
paper, but will borrow it. Who wouldn't
be an editor2'
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05
Col, WM. II. BOURNE,

Formerly cf Fort Smith. Arkansas. VIII as
slst me IN the duties OF my Agency, ] nm
premlred to make cash advances on all ship
n,rnts of Cotton to the House of Messrs. Y. l..
BRAuNs Il Co. Baltimore. and will personal
ly guarantee to shippers IA much per pound
mol. rs they would receive by. shipping TO
New Orleans OF New York markets.
G.. a. MEYER
Agent fbf Baltimore and Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

yond a peradventure.
don I think Miss Usher, now Mrs.
Raymond, knowsto this day exactly how
it was; though the doctor cleared him
sell, sometime later, OF the responsibility
of the verses. And shall never believe
to my dying moment, that the idea would
ever have entered his head had IL not
been for the accident to Bob's little ven
ture. Poor Bob! That cupid, with parti.
colored wings, failed in his duty as far
as he was concerned bat then he turned
around and wove spell for two other
people and perhaps that is as much as
one can expect Of a cupid
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

Special notices double the above rates. Ed-
toral notices 30 cents per line tor the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
o lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of a personal
character. If admissible at all double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress OF
state Offices. $4,000. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Ad lress all letters and communications to
j. 5. DUNHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05
POET RY.
SHADOWS


Oh. sadly fall Oh hill ami lea
TIE shadows of the weary day;
And, waited from the waiing sea,
A low, long murmur seems to say,
To SAY:
"Shine ON. thou golden sun;
Thine hour will soon be done
All! well-a-dayw
Cold drives the rain upon the world.
And homeless Is the north winds cry;
And. md the darkness thirkly eurled.
Sad times OF sorrow seem to sigh,
To sigh:
"Bl0Om on. thou shining rose;
Thy short life soon will close.
For thou must dier
oh. sadly fall on loving hearts
The shadows Ot life's weary way.
And. needless of the tear that starts
mournful message seems to say,
T.s~sv:
"Thee and -, love the tomb
Soon will fold In gl0om;
AA!well.a-dayr
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05
Who can doubt the benefit o3 N.

- Who can doubt tho benefit Of a..
vertising after reading the following: i
family in Florence lost their little boy end
they advertised for him in the daily pslee,
That very afternoon IN alligator esswpo
up out Of the swamp and died on ths fteae
door step. In HE stomach wele sesnd >
handful OF red hair, soms bone batseess =
slsss alley. . brass barre spistel. . vsae
day School book, and : pair 81 eAeeeoe
paass. The advertisement did T.
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

- Flowers arc the alphabet Of angels
scattered over hill and dale. and speaking
what the tongue cannot express.
--T The railing Of cross wemsn's like
the railing Of . garden, ii keeps people st
. distance.
The Van Buren press., 1870-07-05

E1- II looks as il some legal action
might he taken in the matter of the Cata.
houla Vendetta. A survivor of the Jones
family, having filed an affidavit respect.
ing the murder OF Charles and William
Jones, has obtained the arrest Of Volney
Liddell and Wade Young, charged with
the otfensc. They are now in prison in
New Orleans.
, 1870-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
THE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA

COMBINATION
&1assss. ak5aS3ER q e. 5 asasssas
LAST EgKK OF THE BRILLIANT sEAsOx.
1 Splendid Repertoire, Strongly Cast.
3M9xnAF EVENING. October 10. with
FAUST,
5CpEKBLX PRESENTED
fo. he int tin. .incc Is osielaa, production Full
GRAND MILITARY SCENE,
The rnhFnta nt en.trrnes ard appointments
of the Rehinks and Pasepa-atsa eum3anler, eas lns
the direction t. Flaer
ONE HUNDRED AND F1FTY PERSONS UI.oS
THE STAGE. CORRECTLY AND HAND
sOMELY Cua1uMED.
The Grtat Western Light Guard Band,
in full foTte for .treet parade. will lsa the column
with ihc famous
FAUST MARCH,
r: 1n sKb Sak Is .s Ii
ofEnESTRN LARGELY AUG HKSTED. in orr
fA%ofite opera.
rHK CAST WILL PRESENT
VTSCE ss ys'rn:i7e: Wr: s. = C,MPKRLL 4
1Stt VII ko:t ;: s,etG atGsfA IS
Wis. FtaaE E-tiiisi 1Sx. i;.t tine tn .Gh:caf!
| ,i!I"tAC. sAE::ay n!shs-EHE KosE oF uAd
| ILL.,, Lat taAst:A lQAtiftG.
, 1870-10-09
METROPOLITAN HALL.

TOR THE RESEFtT nF IT. LUZ E's F3TE HOS
PIraL, Til UhSDAY tKVENiSG. tkrT. Is
The D;rc<t II st. Luke's uospif hare she p!cA.-
of aroounens t. tet1 fst nla 7G the rtl'c that
MR. STEPHEN MASSETT,
tJexu4> rir~s, Ut Fip-ssit<,,
Has in the k!ntst AMcr his teEtet for
the HEAtFfT Ut THE ABUtE INSTITUTION,
aud will klrr snnit Of hi4 celebrated
READINGS. EFC1IATIoNS, INVITATIONS. Au+
AND BALLADS.
rnDt:KA1tNE.
FART I-SER1DUS.
!. When ihr Mnon shr LIKE IL Heana1nE !"
M4z1s All! Mu.:e ty Ssep1tn Iassett
=. H+ritrtfnu-"I The Tafatnnd.-"
1. NrritAtion-- Wounded"
t. 4 Fa.iiienabir New Turk Church.
!. Exlisd-". ja.t Iw~niy Years Ago" s. AAsaett-
Z. lk+ aiihk-" Tie Geatlt ot Par be-
Q. Rt~ita,ton-''Thc Cr:rrfr'r Story
IL. IAial-" :y Euo In lIeAsxn." T. Massett
FART H-UuAlU.
I. WV Yo-k Sho,liy Story.
:. AGecsl l;tE.tza -fuiutio. Of Ha3Acle ANN
n'saep .TcnoTi Hass- aui coa:sa1to.
/. StcG In Hong ktns. Ctina-lnii4 4tau Of Scotch
man. ('hinar7an q. : nf4+t1nar. Nervous Msn, ke:
trtAten y Edwin f.rErst IL otiello, with Dsssie
MONA brsittH.
t. " liz CillIf13 Of thu 6ll'' x,
iisiiMAS ' WffW tt ii his EYE.SL1SS. ''-'>
rtosr+, and At th~ door.
D.Gfh ur%c n ECx{D at8
, 1870-10-09
PIANOS
BURDETI ORGANS.

Ha.ips sA.rd quite l.rsr nm.p'*s Of th-ss, the
trnHinF lJte8t tilt ll*b1d r ia1trll
and ot.,tr {"r paal.r M, th~ n.s. u theu l.:in6
d.1nse.A ~ l.arty l,1sA n. e.ts!es. H. hxnank:
fur frfvat+ ust Will do veil asail tc1nt'v-s 9! this
nrroy nits 1t rtI<iir71x fn.trn'neni. II suc low
t4!rs4 A. can never Ak4iu l~' .ttarrtsi- ~
Am u tar 0rIas- arr ri1sut tn-trEacnts .! "cf
s,akr.. thc II nh'h 1ring dan-.t11h hy rc md
them out.
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raubte tbnen i'm erifsn Nusentlide bic
flare 8eionnenpeit unb fe bdttet es
betnabe 9ei1eben la7en> babpeerfe btn>
rpe9rannte, um tbre Drrbun9 pabr su
MAIDEN. Der StranbYpiet erbolte fta
suerf. Gr ererif Las Md@en uno
ipra9 3u ibr: Du bait une belau{9t
barum muet bu un1ddplt@ 9ema9t
werpen. Dprt an Der @sibflippe lie9t
meme Slup> 8ao; 19ide MIR brei
metner 2eute> t1 ptu fp9let9 abfabren;
pas Mdp9en aber tleibt BET NIT, bamit
fe fetnen S6aoen FIFTEEN fam. Gage
Gem &bate, lte fet nit mir na@ 5am<
burg.
Veerfe ftrautte fi9 unb &poute l9reien
ater Nummel bielt fbr ben Muno 3u
unb f@leppte 11e nit @epalt auf feline
Slup. Dort iperrte ct fie 1T ben fle{z
men &aun1, ber BEN Mattpl en CUR
S9laftdtte btente, rno maate baS
S@if CUR Nbfabyt bereit. 8alb ia
men AUDI feline 5elper uno bic Slup
fubr al.
lln;eiti9es @elbret fonnte tbr ni@t6
belfen> ta6 fab Yeerfe etn> tebbalb ser<
btelt fe ft& rubi9 unp adtete auf bic
@elprl@e Nummels uno 1einer 9elper,
UNI paraus oieleidt NuBen 3u ,teben ;
aber Der @tranppoist mar nor lt9ti9 ;
er ipra@ fein efn;i9es @prt iiber tas
3tel tetner &etie, br@ fontte eS wobl
fetn anceres fetn als Meloorp. eli
beobadtete nun Fe;bi9 ben 5imuel
unp bic @terne> Inn ben &idme9 aQetn
gu finten, penr e6 lag lit tbrer Mb1dt
iobalo al6 m19lt@ gu entFieben, tint oet
2ebenSretter tbres 0aters uno tbreS
8ruperS 3u tparne1> bamtt ct nod BET
3etten bas Gtlanb ~Serla11en uno ft@ III
Si@erbett brin9en f6nne.
[Gortebuns folst.]
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Der @ auberer.

Menl9: u@as! unb bu, bu-urtef er
tn oumpferW utb-veu triQf mild pom
9of sertreiben, alter betmtidilder
S@ltneel!"
Sur 9ernad Bauer! lest Guer
aufabrencesW fen ab-penn e6 ip pdr'
wte Sbr meint, bann i1dno' t6 nidt ba.
Was i9 rem Subsn ielbf 9eantportet,
cas ia9e i@ AUDI Gu@: SD la6' MIDI
NIT feinem Suoen Elm Nber was wollt
SIR tbun' Sbr? Den9ar3bof nem SUI
ben la1en, Der i'm peri1a9ern miro
wie er cine acknowledgement Stub
reri9a9ert? 5Srt Sabpb!" fubr Sans
in einem piel pei9ernIpne fort-vSbr
ieto berSpbn BON meiaem altenB auern>
Der tn Gbren unp Mnleben eetorben 1T
unb Gud Rem 9of btuterlaNen bat in
Gbren unp Nnieben; Sbr babt AUDI
&tnrer-if eS nidt cine sr1Bere &bre,
fir pieie gu ipreen> wte Guer 8ater fir
Gu@ 9eipret bat, unp babel Elm re@t>
i@afener Bauer gu bleibeu, ais it&
NIT 2euten etnla6en, bic feline &eli9tun
baben> Iber tbren Staub btnau89eben,
unp beren Dtdten uuo Eradten auf
nidts als auf 5abiudt ia auf 2u9
uno Eru9 %aus9ebt?! 2af1et pieie 2eute
fabren, ballet Sud an uniern 9er9ptt
uno an falt@te, re9tidafene 2ente ;
tperoet pteber Elm Bauer Elm re9ter
Bauer, Dor teu1 ale Melt Ne1peft bat
-pelpredt IS MIR III metne 5anp fin
Elm --P-- unb Sbr aud, Bduz
erin> 9ebt AUDI SIR mir bic 9ano!"
Cine belle Tbrdne eldn3te 1T ces
treuen &nedtes Nu9e> alS ct bic beipen
5dnce in ben ieint9en bielt.
~Nd, es 1T gu 1pdt," feu3te3 atpb.
IS 1T nt4t gu ipdt," entsesnete
Sans, ue5 1T ni@t gu ipdt; infer
9errsott 1T lan9mitbiG es wtrb MIR
NIT ietner 5Glfe eelineeu, bas lln9l1d
ab5upenotn-nur bleitt fef BET Gurem
9uten 8oriab> sertraut auf Sbn unp
NQe6 miro nod gut 9eben."
uNber Der SUBJ"
rDn Sue?! dit tenn nil i'd
laon ferti9 werten," lpra9 Sans lsi9>
ter, utd unb anbere 2eut'> pcer slaubt
Sbr nt9t> bab es auber mir nod ans
oere 2eut' oete> pte pen5ar nt@t per-
fpmmen la0en wpQen
Satob fab smeifelnb letnen&nedt an.
uNun," fubr bteier fort uba ltbtSbr
wie SIR letp, wte nett es NIT Gu9 eez
fommen>- babt Sbr ben1 ben elten
Erappentauern II gang pergei1en, BE?
Der mub unS belfen> unp Ct bilft AUDI,
unb bilft germ rpenu t9 tbm ia9', ME es
jebt ftebt uno wte'S nun 9eben fol- in
3afunft 9let6 mpr9et seb' t9 btni>
iber-u, td Bah idon mandes 8ort
nit ibm Sereo't; t6 weib, pab er ein<
ftebt fir Nues, iobalo es anoerS miro
bel uns> uno pann quite Na9t 2duble !
tin 5ar3bauer fpmmt tpteber auf ben
5of> elmer wfe Der alte> ia wpbl> ater ct
l9retbt itd ntdt Sans"
[5&lub fplst.]
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QebenS<Wetn.

Garner'S 8inum Bitae pber &sbenS 9Bein 1T
ein eroeer ylutretaiser NIB beiitates @etrant, 70 entbdlt
fetne iddbltden Drpguer pier unrsinltdfettsn unb 1T etn
prdparat tur ale, pelde finaulirenber Wittel ~beblrfen.
Dteles Mittel 1T Elm 5rnie unb reriGaft eaten Nrrett,
unb TT bas Bette blutreinisenbe @ittel Der Welt. @s TT
bas aneenebnite unb %belifateffe Mittel, treldes ternals beln
gubltfurn a%ngebuten murte. BET tpeitea, beFer ais 8rants,
Mbistes, gDsin, Sitters uber irsenb Elm aneerer Nrtitel.
g. 1T %eefunber unb biaissr. @orpchl bos mdnnlide ais
weiblide @eidlsdt, Sung unb Nlt tDnnen bn esbsnsmein
aebrauden. Is ii in Der 9tat Elm Retter hes Qebeus.
Dieienieen. pelde Nb elmer auten Gtiuntbsit e,freuen
wpQen unb ununterbrphen lebtafter @ematbshimmuns,
merben rpbl tbun, tet' eebenswetn su eetrau6sn. Is 1T
BON allen anheren @ebraudsmttteln perfdtetsn. aDtrb
bel E nIrpeuifen s~erfauft unb aud in alien refpettablen
Salspns. greis Elm DrGer per Quart 6lafde.
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mGar3k6nW
. ~
Gin Gebensbilb.

(Ucr1RguH5.j
Das &peib i'd MQes> unp bab' metre
Greuo Bran e'babt al6 obs mir 1slber
o'l9eben MIR pper ids 1eltf oerrtdtet
bdtt' !; wte luut' td mi@ pon ipl@' e.
nem6pfe leibt trennen ! Nber t9 bab's
aud nit anleben ml0en, u1b mub tag
tdsltd nit anieben> wie Nue6 au6eir>
anoer 9ebt unter Gu1 uno tenn 2ufttz
bus pa triben> Ser oQes unbeI auf
unlern 5pf 9ebraAt bat: oos Stride
1T etn'san9en, benin SIR babt ntdt
einmol 70 ptel barauf yer,penpet> baB
man beS Wcnates etnulal cine beiliee
We0e bdtt leien f1nnen ba8 &!oiter
1T ei19e9anoen> meil'8 ben aeue1 Be-
amten pa Elm Dorm int Nu9' 9'we{en
It; benz MrmenbauS babt Sbr felt a9t
Sabren feiuen S9efsl Tru9t eeoeben
pper feit SLATER 5pla uno o'8etteQeuf
ta9t Sbr fort, weips Der ia bruben
AUDI ip ma9t. unp BOD 1T feiner yon
eud reid 9epproen> rsil &aes, mas
tbr tbut Bios auf 6odrautb uno Sab
iu@t auS1ebt. Inter iplden umjtdnz
ben fann's@inem iberau entleicet perz
pen> uno ITS mir auG 1don Sabr
uup SaB re6t entleipet auf Dem 9ar3z
bcf; caS MIR ubrisens nod tas
Minpefe BET eer Cad, penn id fann
aeben, mann i'd mill uno wie i9 wiu
eber al8 Sbr ielblt uno Der 8inobeutel
ga prlben. Nber wa5 1pu aus Dem
5pf werpen nadber, aus rem @arsbpi
oer felt aQberett5 Is Sabrst Der @tols
Der sansen ua9eseno setrelen 1T ? ST.
cenft aud, 5arsbauer! t9 ielbit mibte
MIDI 1T @runrstpben binetn 1admen
tpenn IS IL weit fdrn'> ba5 Der 6ar3bpf
semeBset paroe! llno cebbalb 9eb' id
nt@t meg pom 9pf."
uSbo>" e%nteesnete Der Bauer in
BUMPER Betaubun9-uwer ipri@t sou1
5of meb9e1, wer?! SD wets, Sans,
Sbr babt Don jeber auf rem 9of n1etr
&edt 9'babt, wie Elm aneerer 8nedt
uno Drum nebm' i6 Cure Neb' ni9t
wie ids nebmen mubt' - aber per
ipridt pom 3erreiben pes 5ar;bofeS-
bin i9 ntdt rer 9arbauer, i9?w
nSa wpbl bis Gu9 Der 2dnble's
Wamm6 umfebrt."
Dtele S Mort iblug wis Elm 8lib
etn :-uWaS foQ pas beiben!" fubr
Safob raid bsraus> aber cine 5oetsnz
blalle fol9te Der IdneQen Nufwauun9.
uBas paS beiBen fpu? Das wiQ
i'd Gu9 iasen"-uno Sans ersdblte
Dem Sauer feline 8esesnun9 nit Dem
Suben.
80 beiliee Mutter @ptte6 |" rief
Mar9aretbe aus uit penn ta6 mDsli9?
ltebt e6 ben11 ip?!
"So 1febts, i@ ielbf bdtt es ni6t
fur mSslt9 sebalten, uno IS 1detnt Der
8auer ;wetfle aud nod taran."
Safob iab ca mie sernt@tet, >pdbrenb
War9aretbe jamn1ernb bic 9dnbe rang.
No9 etnmal erpa9te III i'm Der alte
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@rpbt
%r&is W&rlppsmmn.

Die 81. Rarluss @emetnte In etafrree. eeptt g.,
W,tnn, bat In ueberetnftnmuus NIT tbrena Seelfpreer Be-
t4lrIsn ,stne seYretsverlcuun ~ reranfalten, ne d. Fan,
20. Del: ess So. i'm COURTEOUS Ober an etnen1 anb.rn ee-
ettsnstenYlase asbatcpee ~sca3cesn terben fca, unb teren
grtrae 3lr Deduns Der auf BEN Dau Der STRIDE t~aftenben
Wsssrbtneli&teitea' fswie CUR geuenbuns ~bsrislbsn bsaimmt
gu biefen. 3uede tommsn ". u. ,ur gerlssfuns:
Gin yreiS: 800 DpQ. tn @reenbads,
Got inS@atosse essr $1ooBaar.
"
:3pei prttit: 2 2sts TT @tasopee Gity, Minn.
8ureaus, Gif&t Sptese, garIur Often,
1bee-@ Service, 6tiefelu, @ple- NH 6tlber-
Waaren, etc.
XidetS 3u $l.0o
Hnb u baben tetna eeeretdr ". Nassr In 0satpyee.
Nsenten gum @ertaufe folder rerteu sefaat. 23-14us
s. 9. 9untsuaann,
prdfbwt.
N. MaytI
0efyef&f.
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OYSpepfQ.

@arncr's DyspepfIa Sonic 1T elm prdrarat seuB
~beipubers eeeienet fir %siejsnieen, melde an Wasenidpdde
ure hatttueaer @ertcpfuna leisen. Eiefes 1T elm Ssnte,
ne1t:s ben Wesen ft,nulirt unb suten &ppettt siett. Is
TART seu Mtasen ute trinst tte gerbauunes- Qeerf3eueei1
csa sstiide gerfunen fpGtsn sSarners 9ppeptic So
rio setraudea. gu s~erfaufen bet alen 3~rreuiitea.
9rtis FIN IrQdr.
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b!
@tQtugBrptb. IT, Dunbar.
@tYauL Minuefpta.
Str abernetme, bic Beforeune ausr gum Bautfaas Ct.
tIrtsea @ef&afte, unb juar ssriaespeafe;
l.. Mnrabme Don Deppften.
@elter, nelds BET uns sepsntrt nsrbsn. hspea ie.etsdt
sens ~sesresrise Sanbisane, ,ur gsrfaeuns ser Depennsatea!
Sir out cine teatmute 3.tt bet uns uisserselests Seller
ser8utea ttr 6 psf. Snterefeu.
2. @e91d.
esle. stlbss unb frsmbe gean,n sauta ans ~se'aufsa
3. Mnfauf unb 8erfauf BON Be9leln.
Bon euten Bauauters< Strmen ~auss.fente qDe&fd lsxnen
bei uus fets sum %eurraaten @uurfe In @et um8ewanbett
gsa..a: @ gs,r .ert.aten gos%isl aut sless geri. &. esuts'
slsse 4BtutiSianss' granirssias y sns s ), e sa : ea' aas' traf:
Rrea MIR u. u. af tulsenSe pldse Gurupas,
Au9sbure, Granffurt q. R.
BaieL 8erltn,
8reuten> @a0el1
@pblenL G1ln,
Qetp3tG Mannbetm,
MIn9en, 3lrnber1
Straebarh Stutt9art,
Trier. Bten,
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allen 1btilen Guropa'S unb ber Ser. Staaten.
Da3u erfprbe:li9e Vapiere, ais BpQma9teu,
8er3i9tleiaune8 >lrfunben, Gpttenf1eine ,e. fer
ttgen mir felb0, unite: @arantirung Der &e@t-
ealtietett an unb ~beiurseu bic eunfula,if@e ST.
9laubieuno beritlben.
Den @e9enpertb aQer in europa
bur@ unS epuectirtert pper bel uu1ern
pprtf9en Gorreippnpenten fir uni ere
@e9nun9 etngebenben @eleer 3ablen
mir bier in @plp aus.
5. 9erfauf BON pada8e<S 9etnen
,ur' 1~1ebrtatrt ssn Bremen, 9anburs ant liverpool xa&
brsfa.
s. &sesluns son Saren
~ UWh Apeue w S@aa3tS. N1t2HI ap pHtGNI p|u
@raabe5eattuns se8en GsmmtfRca It. n.
Z. Berefnt9te Staaten Bombs
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faufen nr 3ur1 EasessGourfe.
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nj s. @tQius, @pn1ul.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06
Card from James Armstrong.

TNHE undersigned would hereby respectfully
l. beg leave to return his sincere thanks to the
Democratic and Conservative voters of New Cas-
tic county for their partalty in selecting him as
their candidate for the Sherffalty, from among so
many other gentlemen, whose names were pre-
schtcd TO them on Saturday last, any one OF
whom would have done honor alike to the office
and the great party to which they so long and
faithfully adhered.
1t would afford him great pleasure to visit his
friends in every Hundred in the county and to
tender to each, personally, his thanks for the
honor conferred upon him but, as circumstan-
ces, which are best understood by those who are
most intimately acquainted with him, render this
impracticable, he adopts this as the only availa-
BILE mode of expressing his gratitude to his fell
ow-citzens for their past support and of solicit
ing continuation of the same at the ensuing
general election, pledging himself, that, should
he be so fortunate as TO be elected to the said of
fee, he will discharge its duties with honesty, f.
deity, and to the best of his humble ability.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Newark, Del. June IL, l870-te
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06
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Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06

Tho New York World makes the fol-
lowing announcement respecting the Ply
mouth establishment in Brooklyn and its
rstar actor, as though it were speaking of
"a theatre Mr.. Beccher made his last
appearance for the season on Sunday last
before crowded audience, which he kept
in roars of laughter during the greater
part of the performance. The engage
ment thus temporarily closed has been
'one of the most successful in the history
of comedy, and the management feels
confident that with a continuance of the
same style of popular entertainment, Ply
mouth WILL during the next season, main
tain its front rank among places of amuso-
:lnent.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06
Fifty Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the stable of the subscriber, on
- Friday night the Sth inst. BAY MARE,
FALLING-TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. The
mare has a blaze face, left hind foot white, with
soft lump or wen above left nostril, and a very
heavy manc and foretop. The buggy had been
newly painted light color, with cherry stripe
interlined with blue. The dash was patched in
two or three places on the top. The Harness had
been some two years in use, and the reins had
been mended near the buckle. A Leather Net
was also taken with the harness. The above re-
ward will be paid for the return of the above de-
scribed property. JAMES T. ELIASON,
July eft Summit Bridge, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06

W. N. X. constantly in the New York and
Philadelphia markets, enables him to procure all
new and desirable goods at the lowest rates, and
he buys direct from the importer in large lots,
it is to his advantage to sell cheap, that goods
may be turned out fast, thus keeping the stock
new and lively all the time.
All are invited to call, feeling assured that
they will not be disappointed either in assorv
ment or prices.
Middletown transcript., 1870-08-06
FOR SALE.

rTHE HOUSE AND LoT, now oc- 1layA
l. cupied by the undersigned, slt- !!!!A.
uatcd on Lake street, Middletown, ad- sss - -
joining the property OF Zacharoh 'ssszszsszA
Jones. The House is two-story frame, % feet
front, running back ls feet, with back build
ing l6 by 20 feet, and good kitchen in the rear,
eight rooms in all. The Lot is 100 feet front, by
l25 feet deep, stocked with choice fruit and gar
den shrubbery. A well of good water in the
yard. For further particulars apply to
June 25-tf NATHAN SIMMONS,