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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-15
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Qsiuftuauugeu uao Aorrt(pouotn3tu,
t.,enosrs uber firtltdbe unb anpers widbtiee Vt
sebsaus,tsn, xnp jspsr3eu p,utommsn, muller
abes ROM Uerfaler unierae,tnsl ,e,n.

~ Dsa Offee. .Npnep~ Oresrs auh bas htuteRs unt
ar. nsrus 0el sur uebsrfennuna "slh Hur 'putsn
~ ne ~ eabea nnh baiu Betrau6t Uerren
tSsnI cit Hcner ron unsr,&ge ern ein0sanei reseeh
l,lten Nc beut 1e'sreben 's,n uni eaa tsnamtarunt
xar SiaaI Rtnau unt r,ttie anetasttn nereen
5Denn sin .}t,tuna s,nem Hrnami an e'n aneers'
serle9i perecr pu 10 mus thinner quo tas Trran an6s
seusn ue.ocn ..r 3e,.uns iruhrr emsauaap Uures
lpeun JrManf en VIati n,dbt re8e!mdtip empfane'
ORR ND iui uetn. ens Xr, 1eblsr snihn6sn " oute
Ger s.trttat. Naent fors tts peransaeteT ic6le be
1shrittiat wsrrrn
81, Nsraatmc.,lihieit fur @eihtsnrunaen fur st 3et
;nne rrresn aternttmen. penn eesltsn ser
e ,,i,r,.n Bs,t! Seer per gDu Gtte DSnseOrse1 &C.
l8ebtn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Summer 2O4.

Aus Iranfiurt miro eemelpet: Giz
nen teadtenemertbsn Scitraa sur bie@
iasn ,>n,crernen Sittenaelhidte" tietet
Elm 8eridt eines anaeiebenen Blr1ers
in ZEN QccalzSldttern uter cine abencs
lidc Veeeenuna NIT lierell'dsn peios
icnen. relhe Menlhenfa0e nad DEM
@prbilp 8s, I ftp rurt o4miblia cins
sutiir9ern (deint. >@enn rie Serotz
! ner Dor ben 1bcren", 70 idlic6t Der BE-
ridt, uni6t NIT e,ner 2 9uBmannldait
cepa9t wirren, 10 iti man fiirrer oen5s
tb'at, ii6 nit Waftn ,u pe1isben. "a IS
aefdbrlih ju rrerren ideint was AUDI
cer in Ger '}rierberaer NnlaBe auf9cs
iunrene 2eibnam bs,reiet." DAP rie
ceflaate ,>llnnhertcit" nit tenn sunebz
'nenpsn yro'etariat i'm 3ulammenhane
lttbe, iti n'bt 81 hcsweittln mie Etr
aber lcBteres Sunebme, raiiir babe mon.
remerfte rieier laAr cer ~Septahter",
tin ccutl,dee Nn;fi6en in Zen utcl'n
;e1Iumrten> nit nadIcn Giieen umters
.au fnren 8incern, ,pie lcltbe in frlte'
Ten \abren 1oIi SanSli9 untsfannt g.
welen. -
@on MeB wirr tcridtet: Der "n1.
ieft rrn : euildzY zYrtt,inaen hrt cine
3 fanntma6una er!a1en, wrr.ab ant
4. Sftcter rie ie,ttniae Nr1maljtule
N MrB, me'6e in 1r'9r ex &rieesers
eiln'ie acittlcl1en mrrcer1 mar. ais yrk
rerieminar fir leutid -cottrinaen wce
ctr e'bhnct purce. Iie Gtibissen>
heit b r Nslia"n 1np Gonisidpn bat
auf c'e 3uIanrA9 rer 3Dyl,nse our
Autnabme fIt,nen GiuFuB. Tie TIM
teIrldts'.rahe 1T cie ftan,6f'de.
lie s'dbsren 3SalinSe Ger Ncru'aIs
'6.lc, relte 'ke Nustilenn1 fir cas-
! Sdulamt rrutncsn mrlen, bacen li&
bel r'm ermmi 0auld e. Ssminareiret<
tor Nisas!ist id'itil d ~ melgsu.
AQen Nnmelcun9en 1T au6fr an"ern
popieren en- g hcin b.i,ufiiaen, in
meldem Der Yenefsnee h6 ucrpf,4tet.
rpsnisitens fuuf sabre i'm Disnttt ree
Sifentli@en Glemrnlarzllassr1ibts III
iein.
Die fran,16ide Ratienalrsrfamms
lung ltste am 5 Gent cas satress
Gonlinaent pom 1870 aui 12O000
Niann ftf, itatt nab &,uera Mntra9
idmmtli6e einaesoaene Wannlbafs uns
ter Ben iEabnen Su balten. ecer nah
rsm Wo,naY'e. c. aui 80 600 ~ re-
pueiren. Nm 6 murre Ter Nntra;l RE
8sraiitune Ger Xrieseibieen auf ra5
9anse 2ane 81 reItbeiIen. in rritter Qe<
iune anaenommen. Der Nntra3 Nu@
vinels auf rtfnit'pe 8rleauna Ger
ResirunS na6 . rlaillee psranl1b'e
furmiihe 9'rbanrlunaen. Samm!e
Ii1e Wniiter unr rie me,itrn rer be-
| teutenceren laoeatldtten elf1'ten lih
aeaen cen Nanah r.0n Sanetioris
onirun1 rar's unori6bnlit hclsiriafn
nIrre. unc 10 lit rsnn rtr S;a'u6luc
teittbalten mcrren. yariS ra,f aIo
bcffsn, renn ce nod mebrere Bems!ie
le'ues Observation-Disclosures aitt. wie am 4,
Srpf.. 100 eS zen ,>atrteta9 rer Ge<
hurt rer Nsrutl,f cbns ale Demonz
it.anrn ve,iireihen liss, in niht ferner
5s,t wisrsr r:e Heaieruns 81 bebsrter@
Atn. Seltrsm rie Rat onal Ysrlamn<
lung ii.t rie y. fuen,ile elmer conititui@
,eaecn tei'eate. at iib rie Maitation
iidr Die auaaIun3 perielben seaeisert;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
neuefe na6ri6te1l
auf ber rritten Geite.
Mn8lanoii@e &adri@tem.

Die jiinsf1e 3eit 1T reid an 3ulamz
menfiinften pom peri6nlidfeiten> rensn
man in europa bepeutenoe Tolaen sus
i6rtitt. 9Sdbrenp leutldlanrs uno
Sefterrei1e &aiier rurd miererbolte
Yeipredunoen Ter pplitil9en @elt Elm
oroees Mdtbiel ouf9aben, an pei1en Q6z
funo bic Staatsmdnner oller Qdnrer
nod INNER teiddftiat finr, rerlammelz
ten ft III Nulca am 5. Sept. am@raz
Re bee Nrphele Der Teutiten Die 9eift@
lihen Stebirten Teutdlanrs, um fi6
iter ne Nnaele9enbeiten cer pon per-
idieoencn Seiten anae9riffener STRIDE
~ berotben> bic s}rrlebren ;u befdm>
pfsn. 0eboren aus Der @ermenenbeit eis
ner itolsen @ernunft, melde rorauf
oueaebt lie otttl'de @otrbeit ;u meiz
fern. Tas 0er;enstuncnif pcr Sir
tenfiirfen biloet cine feite Webr gum
{ dug uno lrub 9cqen ale Teincc,
temertt Gin reutlder Correspondent.
9lue rcr pten ermdbntcn 3ulammenz
funft ret reutlben Wenar6sn unp ibz
,tr ritsn M,niiter madt rie Cages
pu0e fp,,mdtrenc nr6 Gap'taL renn
tcb tsr be,1drdnoliden &eridez
lunaen ron ,,taiierlihsn nerscnsbiinp>
n'0tn" lie in Jldl, Waitem u. {. {. be-
ieatll mrrrtn iein lpuen, ideineu nibt
alIe Nrlten pom piplomatildea 5oti>
;pnte rerldmunren gu iein, ME ipl>
genre Correspondent; aus Berlin ;eist:
lie Dor einieen 9osen prn Grant<
furt aus teleeroptild 9emclcetc Nad<
riht, i6reitt man. IA rer 0rcefiritz
ltrcrfol9er RON &uelano UNI cerG'rof
rrn ya,is tort ermciniam rurdaereist
ieisn unp nad6ens baieltft sutlderz
ma,tft wircen, 1T amar pon cer &reuis
;e'tuno aa9e,weifelt, bis jrBt ater ni9t
m,re,le9t mc,ren. An innsrer @abrs
ite,nlidfeit fcbit Is aud jener 9ads
r'tt tut hau6 Mot, roB eer 0Ipbturlt>
lb'pnfclaer rAenfunria au ren bsftis>
fn @ireriadern Yreubens ssbbrt,
unr man f9 rsbbalb bsi ibm wobl
raneIuneen prrieben rorf, pel6e nit
e.m her,l,6en 8ettaltnib ;wil9en leiz
mem @ater unp rem &aiier Wilbclm
'dmer in Vintlune ;u trinaen fnr.
Sini@liAerolitifer inp aud lansft ra>
slbss auser 3weifel, roe nit rem Ab<
l,ben tes &a,iers Aleraneer IL. Elm
ruIili@ frana6Gides 8lnenib rae
6rsunr'daltsbanr smiidcn ben SSTsn
rrn @erlin unp ct. yele,etur9 aerret<
fen rirr. 6u,itNiemard. rer risSers
baltn'ne unc ye'lonen in Nuelanc isbr
u.nau frnnr, bat aud pbne 3melfel aez
'a1e ru'6 rieie G,wdaun9 N6 bsitic:z
msn laNen, hi 3eiten na6 einem Gun>
cseaenrhsn ii6 um;uieben, Ger ;am tels
isre yiut9,daften tur ieine Ireue unr
R,aft eemdblt, oils Jiue!anc. Nuer>
r,nAe lit ter in vaiis,n unp Sal,tura
t.isstlte observation-disclosures Elm Nft &c,
br,ereue ycl'l't ,ra eminent, fen : inne
IS III atcr trh n,hI Nou, rtr 2Sabr;
heit enllp!thtnr, m,nn man immsl unr
',mmes p.seer t.bauptst Zap N SalSs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

Jranfrti1s ,peniaer pertraucnscrll be-
tra9tete. als bic 3ufunft rer prlean'fiz
iben Z Ipnaftie, reren 8esierunseantritt
fir ibn nur cine 3eitfraee 1T. dit
rielerMittbei!une sebt cine onpere, wclz
de pcn siinitieern Tispclltionen Der
peutlden 3e9ierun9 9e9en rie Orleaz
MI iten pilen nil.
Iu6 Wln9en i9rcibt man: 8e@
tunntlid 1T mon in Baiern jeBt be:
mlbt jere in preuben einaefibrte, au'
GAS Dlilitdr Be3ue babenre Ginri&:
tun9 na63uabmen uno 70 iouen aud
NIT Be9inn res ad6ften JabreS Die
Sff;isr @aiinps einseflbrt wercen.
B,s jeBt berrIUte in Yaiern swiiben
Militair< unp Gipil<Bep6lfetun9 Elm
duberit sinltises Se'biltnib; man
b6rte lelten ppn Den in ancern Qdncern
auf Der lasescycnun9 itebencen : abel,
Affairen, p,c renn iiberbaupt Der Ser
febr 3w,i6en Cffi;ieren uno 0ioil,iten
litb pur9aus 1rsuncli6 uno 9eleu'g 9e
ltaltete. 9Gi. % ibeint, icu nun aud
in Saiern r,,h5 Selbdltnib na1 Cen
Don pben 9e,stsnen DigectiYen eins
Menccrung erfabren.
Der &reisaueIhuB res pfdIsi1her
9ebrerrereins bat in leiner jlnsit atas-
baltenen 1atuedBun9 teihIcl1tn, in
Mntetrabt rer 1beueruno Der 2etensz
mi'tel unc rer eerinsen Y,loIruns rel
pfdl;ilhen Qebrer an re 8ammer Ger
Mteecrrneten cine petitipn ;u ridten,
inbaltli6 reren cielelbe fit Nerrerunh
unp Be0eruns rieier traurisen Gage cer
2cbrer 1oraen mcQe.
Cine oriaineue Gbnraftcriait pes
neuen Wiiniite,i"ms, s'ebt rer ~Niirnb.
An;." wie fplst: 5e9nenbers Dur, 1T,
Mrinrptrat NIT etmas raubtn Go.men.
Gultus: pon QuB, rer bsfar:ate aez
manpte Bureaufrat. Snne> 80: pieuf
fer Resierunssprdipen..; telonrete
xsnn;eiden: par frattr rol3simann.
Jinan5en: pireBIt,aer; eriabren in Ger
Stunt, Staatsittuiren ,u maasn unc
eie Steuern 81 erb6ben, Gin seweiener
Suriit ckae fnan;politil9e Sesabuns
uno ctne &enntniB Dss dueerenGtnan;z
oisr.1tes. 0lil,tar: Trantb, eia itramz
:.aer tayeri1aer SoIpat. siuity: Wl'>
INTERMEDIARY Gduitie, Elm 2iteraler nit
12 tiinpiser 2lnrisune UNI unbesreit<
li1er Garriere. 6anpel: Wtbt bis 3ur
Neor9anilatipn pieleeYelwal'unsaiwsis
ees in @erweiun9 uter.
Am bunt~Ren trsibt es eie ru{fi@e
poli3ei. Man lele wasioIst: 9nsem>
BERG fanp jinsn Elm poleneonsreb ftatl
unp battsn i4 aut 10 ansetI'@e IT.
teraten une WutsbeHger aus Gem 86>
ni6rei9 pplen unp s.ubauen einsefun>
ren, rie f4 als S9mersenst'nrer Der
polnil9en Greibeit elmer beloncers
ireunrli@en Mufnabme gu erfreuen bat>
ten, unp reren Namen aus Nldit9t
auf ibre perl6nii6e Siderbeit na9 IT,
rer Nldtebr in rie 5elmatb 6TsntIi&
ni9t eenannt mercen puritsn. jsBl
erfdbrt Der Sratauer ,G,ae" aus au>
lbenuiber Suelle, ra6 rlsie nit ~ go
ber Aus;ei6nun9 bebanrellen uno IN
ale Vebeimnine ein3smsibten btiite.
aus rem polil9en Arel iimmn.d,
Asenten Der rullil9en Yol,Ssi walen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07

burg uno @aitein feline pu1ttpeu Mbz
ma@un9en ;u Stanre 9sfommen ieien
Ri9tie 1T riefe 8ebauptuna nur in
lofern man ratei ccnerete Graaen i'm
Auae bat. Dasesen rarf man fefbalz
ten, raB spil6en ZEN teicen &eidsz
fanSlern cine iebr poiitipe 8eritdnctz
auns nidt blob iiber cine 9e9enfeitise
@arantie res Befbfances, ionrern
AUDI iiber bic Grbaluns rer befebenren
Srpnuns i'm Orient ersielt 1T. De1
Bertb cieier ee9en fran3S0l@e Ratcs
pldne unp rui lilde Groberun9s9eli|ts
Seri9tet n WbmadunA miro ni@t ea<
rur@ beeintrd@tist, rab man Ge in
feline f6riftli@e Gorm aebra&t bal.
Dauerncer als ALE l9riftli9en @erz
trd9e 1T pas aus Der @emetni iamteil
Der Sntere0en entiprineenpe 6erSene<
bIncnib. llnr Elm iol6es 1T jebt ;miz
lden DeuAdlanp unD Geiterrei6 &C.
i4lu0en. Ias @eflbl Ger Berubi<
9unA 1pel6ee parurb bet unlerm lel>
tencen Staatsmanne erwedt 1T, ma@t
ee aud tssreiFi9, renE rislsr jett Der
frauSoiiden Ne9ieruns Gin Gnt9esen=
tommen sei9t, wel&ee einen boben(Srap
pom @rpbmutb unr 3uuer0dt verrdtb.
81 inteNen racurd Der Dab rer Jran>
Splen abBetiiblt weroen ni1p, 1T lecenz
faas cine ancere Grase.
Der perebrlide ysler erinnert G9
wobl nod 9eui0er Sor9an9e, bel welz
@en Der ruiillhe arunprins leinen
Deutldcnz5ab cfentunri9 CUR Sdau
trug ieltit in 05egenwarl ieinss failer>
li1en &aters. Der Wraf pom paris
ober, nit ,peldem Der flnfti9e 6errl der
NublanpS rs,6te lit fein sneerer ais
rerjeniae Srleaniide prin$ rer ouer
Wabrl1einli9feit na6 Die meilte Nusz
l6t bat, ren franS6ilden 1trcn ;u bez
iteisen, lobalp Wapame Hepublit Den
Jronspisn lan9weili9 lpirc.
9lncerieitS teri9tet ein Gcrrcepon<
cent: Ias ~Sournal &c Yaris" weiit
Don Neuem auf ris umtrlebe Ger tpnaz
palt,l9sn partei bin unc parnt por ibz
rer Musrouer unp 0ei6idli6feit.
,0abrenp berr 3biers nnp Die A0emz
blee". jaot ee, fb aeaenleitio in einem
Sample obne Gnre aufretten, wdbrenc
cie aube,ite 9,nte f@ in Bewe9un9
leSt unp ras eanc srmicet, pbne 3u Se>
merteu, rab lie nod einmal fir re
Nddtebr pes Dsspptismue tbdtia 1T,
rulet f9 Die impsria!lltil&e po.:ei nod
einmal, ron rem Jsblern Au..r 9ortbeil
;u sieben. Sie nimmf cImabli1 ris
Gbancen ,rierer auf, r<1en ,e cas- I'M
slld unp bic DemI:o,suns ces lsBten
arieses perlult'.; mabhn. sic orsaz
niltrt p@, iie sdblt ild, iie tereiset f&
Dor" See pattei lu6t pon Gem ALL
semeine: Mtbtrauen m6bIi9f sroben
Nug:a 3u sisben.
8ieper aus ancerer 6ueue fpmmt
folsenper 8iaf: p1aiirent lbiers lou
in cen jinsiten YerbaneIuussn iibe,
ren 3abluusamcrus uno DE Nau'
munssirase bereutunseuole NeuBerunz
aen aeeen bic rsutlhsn unterbdnrle,
tesi9I,9 Der fiinIliSen 9eslerun9sform
Jrantrei1s eetban baben. IS ibleu
oar 'us beroorSussben Oo wiro pom gu:
ter .0ano aus Vsralute 9tib.ieben)
ais Ob Der plditreat Ger rran;oiilber
| Nepub!if cen sssenpa1tissn 3ultanl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-07
Scr ,,@anberer" uab Vurppu.

SeDs Npo0s stbsn cine Nnsobl @rsmp'ars pee
..Nanprrer" nucb &urppa. uur r,,t macbrn Die
v.,s1 be,pnrsre aufmelt,am. Dap bls ueb.rten
euua ese Bla,tee an Vernanps unr ,}rsunp.
t,u,s,ta'ese Cseans ein sb, as.,snctee M,nsl
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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-18

The most experienced vacclnators, on tba
one hand, and those who have had most to
do with the treatment of lnfantile ailmeuts,
on the other, agree In the belief that disease
is not communicable by vaccination. Mr..
Marson, an English physician, in the per-
formanee oil more than fifty thousand vaccl.
nations, "has never seen other diseases q IN.
municated with the vaccine disease, nor does
he believe in the popular reports that they
are so communicated" Mr.. Lees, whose OBJ
servatons were equally extensive, has borne
similar testimony. DIR. W. Jenuer, woo In
six years hal some thirteen Thousand sick
adults and children under OBJ ervation, states
.'that in no case had he had he reason to be-
lieve, or even to suspect, that any coDstitu>
tional taint had been con seyed fiom one per>
son to another by vaccination" During Pc
riOd of seventeen years Dr. West treated
twenty-six thousand infants and children,
with a like experience; and Prof Paget' afler
an extensive familiarity with the diseases OF
cbilJren. expresses the opinion that the worst
which can be charged upon vaccination Ia
that, by disturbing for a time the general
health, it may rarely give opportunity Tor the
external manifestation and complete evolu-
ton OF some constitutional affection which
but for it might have renamed rather longer
latent.
Where every person IN a community has
been properly vaccinated, there IS litta
chance Tor smallpox to obtain footholds
and it is also very certain tnat the presence
of the unvaccinated is a standing INVITATION
to the development and spread OF ePidemlcs.
The opponents OF vacenao sno or cares,s var
ness neSect the precaution, thus become, so
far tara as the public health is concerned, dan
"arons class" which like other dangerous
Classes it is Ior the interest of the community
at large to remove.--"S Scientific Miscellany"
in Nouember GALAXY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-18
Terms $500 per AMMAN, an aayance.

that its author was a shining light In those
days, and what he wrote was sworn TO by a
large party.
The New York Evening Post about those
days characterized Jefferson as a parasite of
the people,""a mean calumnlator," "a fawn-
ing hypocrite" and "a liar"
In its issue of June 22d, 1902. it speaks as
follows OF the author of the Declaration of In
dependence:
ms Is the man who is eterDaly canting
;r a.a mnining about executive iohuence. Tsks
minis,s,s ns exc ms, take it away-snd bis
ia ra.eI' say II Is taken away, while every law
'sst epealeu and all EXISTING Offices abolished to
1ot s sno Ieot rai officers aud sacrific, them 10
h,s ErCrII n, vi .ue lends and supporters Of
.AsNof' plain Thomas Jefferson"
po',''cal pamphlet of that period my
be found the following;
VINO are are tue enemies Of the counttvo r,s
thou tyrsnt. 1t thou csusp pe, h. nel'. a.d Asaone
formanop, go to hell as thy proner shoos n
thou dlsturDer ,f the peace; tuon des,roSa, ~
thousands; what bas thou doue? Az Bona.
parte, ask the VII. Thy grave will not ss-
cure Thy bones from burning"
The Post seems to have been the Sun, and
to have out Dana-ed Dana in its abuse. Hero
is tit-bt quite apropos:
"Ths President has retired to Monticello. -
Mr.. Madison, Secretary of Stale, is gouN TO
Virginia. Secretary Dearborn returned on
the 17tb, from an excursion TO the Eistward.
Mr.. Galatine lSecretsry OF the treasury IS on
party of pleasure TO Pennsy and New
York. Perhaps some profitable 50. culation
may fall under his notice, as he has much mon-
ey at command The Postmaster General has
gone, IN the mail to Connecticut. MIR. Duaue
ltne particular friend OF Mr.. il srsou, and Ia
the absence of MIR. Giles, one of his cons itu.
lonsi advisers has repaired TO Pht,adslpbia
Lew Lincoln, Ed, Attorney General, was be
ONLY public officer, resident at the seat OF Gov
ernment, tor some time past
Perhaps, however, there can be nothing
found nowadays, nor even in Brick Pome-
roy's columns, anything quite so vile as this
extract from prayer made in church by a
clergyman in your State:
"Oh Lord! thou commandest us to love our
enemies, TO do good to those who persecute us
and despitetuliy use US, and TO pray ior wretch
es who are full of wick uess and ipQuity In
obedience to thy Comm snds, oh God! Do now
at this time, pray for Tnonas Jeffe sen, Presi-
dent of these United States"
think Gen. Grant may be coutept to re-
main in the illustrious company OF the great
ABUSED. SPECTATOR.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-18

The Journal says there was some a1dible
smiling among jolly party of ladies' on the
afternoon train from Portland to Bansor last
Saturday. A gentleman who wore uice shiny
hat which he evidently treasured, had placed
it on the seat beside HIM. Tue rain N lde an
unexpected stop, and the man, leaving his hat,
went forward to look out. A lady, who turoS
the scale away up among the hikh agures,,
stepped into the vacant seat TO lcok ehesd.
j nst then the train started with j-rk, and
sne sat down with crushing force oo toe new
hat. The expression OF the owners lace "neu ,et
he returned and mourufully surveyed tLAt '"e'
was a study tor painter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-18

The Convention of the Irish Catholic Bene.-
olent q Dion OF America, In session .,,,m'i''n Az
vile Kv hays adopted a new conssuu.
and selected Philadelphia for place OF the -'As
meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-18
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