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The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24

| A Leavenworth editor doesn't now spend
time watching the little busy wasp that gath
cred lint in his sanctum tomake his nest. He
came in one day and did not observe that the
wasp was sitting in his chair.
| A Western paper pictures a reporter, in a
proposed new style of school-reader, thusly
"Here is the face of reporter. See how joy
full he looks. He has just heard that a man
has cut his own throat, and he is going for
the item. Should you like to be reporter,
and get licked on dark nights, and see dead
persons, and climb up four pairs of stairs?'
A young man in Detroit took down the
sword of Bunker Hill, and charged his fa-
ther-in-law. The agile old relative saved
himself by dropping from a window.
Rev. George Harding of indianapolis defends
card-playing, by saying that "seven up'' is
ascientific game, useful as discipline of the
mind; while whist incslcates the virtue of
silence; as euchre teaches principles which
may be practically adapted to everyday life,
as, for instance, the folly of attempting to go
it alone on a weak hand.
An enterprising eight-year-old Partisan re-
Gently put verdigris in his uncle's soup, which
he had first skilfully prepared by mixing cop
peras and vinegar. He wanted to live alone
with his aunt.
81 wonder why they always make wedding
rings of plain gold?" asked one of our pretty
lady gossip readers the other day. ''Don't
know-Pn try to find out" said our gossip
man. An old scrap-book gives reason-and
here it is:
ga lady once, whose love was sold,
Asked If a reason could be told,
Why wedding rings were made OF gold;
ventured thus to instruct her:
Love and lightning are the same;
On earth they glance, from Heaven they came:
Love Is the souls electric flame
And gold its best conductor"
A man without the fear of the law before
him, tore off board from the Rock Island,
ILL.,, dog pound, thus letting loose the inmates,
and the local paper uses him up as follows:
"The dog pound is corporate institution, so
to speak. 1t is guarded by the majesty of
the city. 1t reposes secure beneath the eye
of justice, and it cannot be invaded but at
the peril of the law.
Count no one lost to thee, who died loving
thee.
Many one has kissed the trouble at part
ing that he met with trembling.
Two dyspeptics were comparing notes as to
- I'll
which had been of a satisfying nature. 'Do
you knead your stomach? ?' ''I-I-I couldn't
get along without p' responded the other,
in the last stage Of astonshment.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24

Count no one lost to thee, who died loving
thee.
Many one has kissed the trouble at part
ing that he met with trembling.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24
House and Lot for Sale.

HOUSE No. 20 Anderson St. Price $780, Seven
IL finished rooms and good cellar, may be sup
piled with Sebago water at small expense. If not
sold before LIST August will be rented.
Apply to JOHN PORTEOUS,
jy6-t1Aug Agent Grand Trunk Railway.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24

There is great deal of quiet talk through
out the country about the personal habits of
Gratz Brown. The people don't want an
other drunken Vice-President. -
Physicians say that small infants often
suffer terribly during hot weather from want
of drink of water. Try them with a cup
of cold water and see how eagerly they will
drink. l.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24
For Sale.

A TWO story House, No "a High street; contain
"A ing IA Rooms, Good cllar, brick cistern, good
well and Sebago water; piped for gas heated by fur
nace good stabe lot containing about 1900 square
feet. Price low-Tcrms liberal.
Inquire Of JOHN C. PROCTER,
jy12-d3w SO Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24

young man in Detroit took down the
sword of Bunker Hill, and charged his ia
ther-in-law. The agile old relative saved
himself by dropping from window.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24
For Sale,

TyVHE brick dwelling house No. 28 Park ST., Port
Il land For particulars enquire ON the premises
to K. P. SHERWOOD, 4S Exchange st. juyStf
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24

An enterprising eight-year-old Partisan re-
Gently put verdigris in his uncle's soup, which
he had first skilfully prepared by mixing cop
peras and vinegar. He wanted to live alone
with his aunt.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-24
THE PRE-
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY "a, ,7s
Gleanings and Gossip.

A Leavenworth editor doesn't now spend
time watching the little busy wasp that gath
cred lint in his sanctum tomake his nest. He
came in one day and did not observe that the
wasp was sitting in his chair,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Abreffiret bte Briefe genau!-
Sn Walbinaton tommen etne iol9e Dfage I'M.
eeutlt9 abrel 1rter 8riefe in bic Teas Setter
Office, sab Der General yofmeiRer lid ssran.
labt lab, bura Elm neues Circular bic Yoitmei,
fer autsuturrern, barauf ~ 'eben. bag auf ben
Srief-Aoredsn une i~enfiseu poitisueuas.u js.
tesmal nidt uut Der Nufeutbaltaert Der b.ref.
fsnsen perien, ~icnrern aud eas betrsftaes
psfamt COUNTY unb Staat anseeessn perse.
IS erleidtnt eieb au9 bic Gertbeiluns bsr
8sisfl9aftu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
SfftcieIIe Staots3eitune
2otal= Neutgteiten.

SIM @&ulratbe tan, es lebten Dienfae
3u intereGanten 8efalu0en iber reIisi0ie Sra
gen.
Snlpeetor Stubbart ftsQte stx antras, baa
2e(en Der Btbel cber Der bI. @@rift in trsens
elmer 6orm in ben STentliden @@ulen BEL
etabt su unteriasen ; etenfo pirfe fein esbrs'
trsenb cine reIisiSie lebuns nit ffinen S@n'
lern rprnebmen.
auf Nntras BON Snip. mattuds trurte BIT
Jraee oetbsilt uno BET Der Ntfimmun9 easger'
bot bes 8ibelele ns beibebalten, basesen Der auttt'
She'll be5 9ntrnss perwcrfen. 5israuf bean'
tragic 81. @tubeart, bab bel 8esinn Der S&sl'
tein anberes @ebet benuBt tperoen birf' ais bas
0aterunisr, une pieler 8sl9lub ruree anse
pnmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Stabtratb.-Sn Der Ieyten Sisuns leete
Or. Wil,us Namens bes 0as-Gommittses iei<
men geri6t Dor, nit Der Grtlarune. taB eie Nn-
aeltaenbeit nod su teinem befrieoisenben ST.
i6luGs aebieben lei. Oas COMMITTEE serlanet
neue Snfruftionen anb erbGlt irlhe. Diegem-
paani' ertldrt. baB bas ralde Wadlen Der Staot
bic 5erieQuns neuer @asmerts nStbis made
uns biefir bereits einen Gsntraft NIT sinem
philadelphia baus abeei6lpNe1 iei.
Cine pitante Gtstultcu ssranlabten bic Gin
trdae Der 5erren 8tider unbMurras, in relden
auf beibenbe Dirt unserblimt ertl1rt pire, bae
bic Qbamber Of Commerce fd tlnftis peniser
IN bic Muaeeeenbeiten bes Staetratbes miideu.
~ioneern I'D nit ibren eisenex Saden befansn
ioQ. g. baneelt dh sorlaufs parum> ben bel
yer 2esislatur etnsereihten %@eiesentpurf, BE-
trefeno bic Grridtune elmer beiunoerer 8etUree
fir SFsnti&e @erte ureNbl9aBuns PES 0runs'
eigentbums bsfir, 3urid3u3isb.n. @irD e.
mem Com tttee iibe,wieien, aadoem Nlb. 3rie-
ger ais Gertbeieiser Der 5ansslsfamm er feline
Qanae ~einselest bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Die iril6ex Rttbhrger bielten leB>
ten eamtas Abeno eine sablreih tsixdte Ger
iammIune UNI Gcrberettuneen far bic 6eter IT,
res &ationalfs ttaats au trefen. Sci siefem
AalaFe wuree aRf BEN aatra1 ees orn. Sberif
5sbn Grace Il. u. tel6ioHen, bas xster BEN
fttl "'kerthwsstern sslt" heRn6&t bier Ct
theiaenbe neue 8latt ais triides 9atiaxalax.
tersshmen freusis gu besrieeu uns nit aasp
,srfasbaren &rafsn ~ uatufksts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Gin fdperer unfxu bat unlerr ser'
ebrten 6reans bsbr. pfarrsr u. Yerebo.D in
Rem ulm am ppriaea Mentas tetrcTcu. Aui
Der Nudtsbr soa Nef Nsuipn, elmer ieiner
NiiFensitatipxen, fam er ndrlih Mems al,
cine iebr ellie SteQe ees 5lupsfsrs auo pa bas
Yfers idea 3u psrueu prsb1e, iYrara er aus benz
S6litteu uns erlttt babel einen epfpe!ten Brud
ieiaee redteu Betnss. Radssm er einiee :3ei.
in oteiem mteIiasa 3uRaape tu!Fps auf benz
Giie Iiesea aebliesea, fam Der 6armer 9~aptasfs
auf letn Rsfen bsrtei nns bradte iba rad ist,
u3r RsbRuns in sep uln, 10 bic Ivftcrsn
WiQer sus 6cHfstter Die Mtsoereiaritttuns
bss Betnes lefcrt ssrsabmeu. G!r tpUnihsa
ssn 5er3en, CAP Der idper beimss'udts Gssls
iorser ieiasr Wsaeilse tsabt 5als 'o'essr eOlts
ssrsefei;t 3urufssgstsn pfrre, xno braudben
saum Die Bsmsrtuus seisutlgsu, sab i6 Die
afsemetnte 1psi!naeme inter Ger Ssp6!fsruns
fur Srn. pfarrsr gersholo fuaeetebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
Staats=N eutgteittn.
&e9;slarur.

Ct. pauL 10. Sch. 1879.
&epafttsne es W aneerer
Sa Sbrer les:tn sussabe fnbe i'd felaense
Notia:
uhr. 0ienau rsete bic GrIaNuns zines Sc,
feges fir cen rbiisatoriidsn gelud Der If
fsnlltden Sdulea an. Das feblte nod -
Der ~S6ul;pans!"
Gtlaaben gle. baB i'd SIRE Bsmerfuna ia.
bin seridtiee, saB ssn mir se &rlaNuna etnea
@eisses hsfurporiet uire, meldts Den 8elud
Der 6aentlt1en Stu!ea spsr II senhetner
Shule eeer 0ebranfalt
fir bic Dauer SCR 3 Msaaten i'm Sabre pblt>
satsrild nabea Ssrse. Vsseu eiH lelhss
See, warses 5te se~ib n,ats eia3uvsnosa
bassx. aainnssssa
6. $. eienau.
AnHerf. ;. &ss, 6 1T aasreixss bic
mt'eeRe Jsrm sss S%auliwasafs, bic bier o.r.
seitlasea wtrs, aser - ii tmnersis Elm
3ssre, uns lstals Maa benz Staate sas
prin3lp ausiebt, lsst nau Is in feline 5aub, Die
Gsnltaaenaen biz 3am Aeubsri'en oaraus au'
sieben. @er in foI6.n Tiraer einmaI 4 iaat,
BEN lssrt ooer ; ~ / n 8 t bic @taatssepaI', aud
saio 3 gu iaseu.
Sm 5enate leste 5r, Yianosr cine pstt~
tien uun 8iirsern aas Broma County spr, no
ourd be. Sraat srfudt miro, bic Soften e.e
tetanatsn 2gntprp,sass i'll Sstrase bon $1O,-
600 benz Gpanty ~ persI,en.
Der Spu;ratb Don Gamie, County erbilt
raittels elmer b.lunsersn B,Q cine Dom @tabt.
ratbe Don ct. paul anabbansise SteQuns.
Der @e1esentpurt, mad uel&em iia bic g.
sisIatur tanftis ale 3pei Sabre anifatt aaiabr-
LID ssriammeln pIrpe, palirt BE 3~weit.4eiuna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
1eutf@t Brtef<Qine.

stfe eeutfdsr8 rtefe, Die biz sum p. Tet
b. s. ntfbt abaebc!t pnrpeH knb.
Dameu-Brtefe.
9urfsart Gliiatsts, qro3tsf gnra,
@otte bsiurtda, Gbtmsl Auaufe,
bavsler Raria, Ehrescsr Sopbta,
Rs1I 0ertrup, 2raeser &b,iltsa,
StrrtRs8riefe.
eispirts peter, Naucn Watbias 5.
5rsser Sopaaa, Spors Altsrt,
demte s. Etod Gbritopt,
Wrcpser Mihael, Msn;sl Onion,
@runera!c 8arl, WenOl,ns pefer,
Rraes Ncan1, mtsa Muaut,
R~orfpassr, Ncst M,aael,
Weter Dtiurih, 3rurar W8t!tsln,
psselcw Sermann, 3sbAoar 1riepnare,
pesIer esriniaa, 3smfe Jr,ssaaae.
piper aasper,
Das grievsrts ua1 Deutl9lane ppm 1. De-
3euber an:
ueber Srenea ass pamtars 7 Gts., 3sttan.
gen 3 Ste.
ueber England 10 4is., 3eituasex 1 Ats.
s. u. DbeeIod, poEmetht1.
g.6ettrta d, Seutider Glert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Die 5erren @ebruber xtmm
Gde Der 10. unp ct. Yesr Stra6s III ct. Saul.
balten fets bic reitfe Axsw&bl - II
8rpeertes ane prsstFsutn Dor.
rdtbts. 8ticneere aufmerfiamtstt seroienl
ibr itkn<r gprrate an Ia. unb ausldnpiiten,
einsemaate tel M, setrcdneten 8radsa. Man
BE- iuae ssx eelauafsoa aassefatntsa Strre,
um I'D hassn ~ aber*aeen.
90 Hub bic bsfsa Sortta Retae, g.
aueure, Gisarrsu 4. {. t. uebeu ben Suaoen aur
Berfasuxs. preiit siais, 8eeienans frenne
lib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Die ct. paul 81 ulitseielIaaft
stebt naufes Etentas isr srit;es esaesrt in
ctsler CATION. las putlifunt katte bsrsits ;u
oft @slsesnbeit 1a Elm llriteil iter be msifsr>
baften as,tunsen Der @uGfseieaidaft sa hilesn,
ale eab etne t.ipnperesn,pfebluns bisfnr n5:sis
mare. gHir serueilen eaber eiafag auf Die BE-
trsFsuee Ansetse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Seffentlide @tntaeuns! CUR srGB>
ten uni ppaitanoiatea Determination: Die pom
!. 6dmtpt Nr. 242, Dritte Strase. Non
lest IN msrben su ieber S.unce DE Autern.
Beausel, bercueu, Sieiihierten aQer Art, @ilp,
fura Niles, rpas Der >Hiartt an Deltfate1en btetet.
~ierpirt. Die fe3siRn Wetns uno 9iqueure be-
tet msine Bar; 95rudte. 9tafett uab Gpnbttp=
reiuaarsn in better Ausnabl. Dieaufwartune
gu iepsr ;3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

auf ben Nntrae beg 5rn 8. . 6aQ beidle6en,
BE Strei6uns ienes Artifels in benz neuen
@taets @barter gu rerlansen, wopurd ti. Stapt=
@ablen auf ben 5erbft oerlest wirpen, te-
rem 8eitsbaltuns i'm 5rubiabr su befurpurteu.
neil uiele Der einausrethiteu @eidaftsteute ie,
peilen int 5erbt auf &eiien mad tem Often
i.in.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Der Stattrath faete in beicreerer
gibuna Iebten Samfaa tie nbliAea 8eileips,
bsihluGs in 8etreH ees ver iorbensn Witslieses
bteier VebSree Sd. Sbearan une tel6loB. an
bsGen 9eibsnbeednenib Sbsil au uebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
Srieffafeu bea v@amcerer.*

Befina. 5. %. g. Yra,uien fclgsn pei
pof.
Srant 6ilL 3. &. SIR Sbre a~netsea'
nleise gunftitdteit befsn Dant!
Nedotlle. M. 5. @an3 nab Sbrem
8e'idt etnsstrasen.
pierce. y. .. Sir Altes unb Neuea
Gnb mir Stuen rerpfidtet.
St. Soiepb. y ". Bel bie|er Cad.
lase Rnb mir gang nit Sbnen einserfanteu uub
empfeblsn ben 3errn Soba Sdaefer un1err
Greuaeen III pOblwoQenper Auiuabme.
Belle YIaine. s. =. Cine ueue Elite
uirb MQe5 redt MAIDEN.
9enser1on. {. @. Sur a,unter spr,
an! Gin 9u& ben ~bsrtiseu 6reuu>en!
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fur WinReapplis

Sir @xrtner uni 8armer.-Treis
u. MitIa, Gde Der 8. un> ct. Yeter @tro6e,
baben lseben cine @exsxns friider @6mereien
empfanaen. @ie s~ermenbeu beieubere Auf-
msrtiamtett aui @Gmereiea unb baltex feline
anteren als frilde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

SIR burfise Tstere beabfdtist sEr
bistse Ssisrl9aspersia, an seriN,x ylxSen
:pxtrene ees Grmners G,irfsruauen ann
~srtssex. esiGe Giaridtnnsen beaebsn il an.
sersx Stae1en ibcn large.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

@]eipruueeae 3Inbe uub Oefdter, &auksit
Der 6aut, 5,nnen, Ninapurnt, SaIsaub uns
ansere baultrantbeitsn percea aebeit NIB bic
oaut petd nue Ianft semadt sar1 etnYetrauh
pou Suniper 3ar Ssax f~acrisirt sun
easwelL Da3arb II. s o., Nem yerf.
Dies Rittel it Ie,eter uno ansenetmer an3us
uepben ais Die aspe1sn f~srtiasn ;praparate, mel-
DE eessnpartts i'm Gebraupe FAB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

4IbermanI bpmas Sbearan 1T
l.gten 8reitas @bene RAD Idaserer &rantbeit
seitorben. 3urd auBerereentlid aablreihe
Bstteiieune beim 2e'dentesSnentA. be,euetea
eslsn Grennee tem btxeefhieee en lire Nt-
tuna. WSge tt ruben i'm Jrteccn!
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Die b%illiefen @rocertes, Grpder,
u. {. {. lei better Qualitdt fns 81 baten BET
6rant Saufsn, melher ben Stere ces 6rn. paul
Gaber, 50. 344 Dritte @trabe, f6uFid iter<
ncmmen bat. Man sebe bin uns iberaeuee
V9 1elbn. 24<28
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

SIN @bafopee brad am Gisnfas frib
in ben Maidinensebiuben Der ct. paul uns
Sicur @it9 8abu Geuer aus uns 5erfOrte bic
felben nebft flint Qotom ptipen unb teren 1en-
ters souitanoig. @erluf 100000 popea etH
8iertel SerlIhert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Die beuti9en Dirtbe in Mtn-
neapo!ts baben btl&lglsa, teinem Betran-
tenen, l1n3ure9nunesfatiaen, Streitluatteen
Scer ioldea, bic ni9t fur ibre Gamilie isrsen>
0stranfe III serabreiden. ssass:s,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Die GrrtGtung eiues neueu
te 8 in Mtnnsipta puroe son Seaatsr
Aper,a i'm Gonsrfus beauteaat. gu eteism
3pede puroe bas Qanbamt au Alsranpria &C.
tb eilt perpen.
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Neue A9enten.

Ra&texannte 5erren baben bic @ht, hi
Msentxr fir ben v@anberer" su t~eloreea:
6r. 2oui8 8rintmann
fit Detroit, Rihigax.
@r. Gpfepb 9olf@er
fur MinReapplis
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Ole Ntnneiota Nortbmefern
Babn foQ Bis eritsa Stunt BON @eQs mad Man.
tato fertis ietn uno bis gum eritsn Musuf llh
Der Soma Babn an Der Stastsereuae ani9Ite'
Gen
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Die Rd1efabrif tn Wc 0sso Gpunty
pertraudte leBtes Sabr bic Wil9 psu 225 a1<
ben unb fatricirte 4 1924 pfunp Sale.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Carver County bat feue1bares Gisen-
tbum i'm Sctrass son $l.265,53l.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

Sn Slmfee Counts Gub BON 4f4,720
Wder Qano IA, 593 unter @ultur.
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Detere IuterituRuass=Dcrei

Dds SrantensGpmrnttte pes Il. 9etsrs unterRusunes.
Derelnt sstn 1. Tfvntee TN Settxar Sic axrr l.. Nfcntee
TIM Mart ostett aus ~fplssnrer ftrren:
Htsrsr Gifrtet: Rrts.r S.s., ta eury eture.
1teFns Sstx.
untsrer 9iRritt: Eaiw;r 5errrx ann, t.t etatI
uauus crlxra. Sdlirs Sssn ts Stsserinis Stpre.
Sc. EetS, Orr. Sefr.
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MuTDrbtrun9.

Die nstrtetdret'n x11rsn I'd teret at. esFeu III te.
idtlen UNI irssns etse sartei jufr;etsn Ia felen, sem
wufea fidu namertrt ST.. i'd ntest Eeiast,s 1idct
bat ttnen Qaltn Ssusnnen uns man bat Der D.niid.x
&attclii6sn 0efeuf6aft aeiast Sat Is srx F.t.r Qits
ser'eren nproeu let. Desralb erflirex rir us btreit, aae
Derantrrrtltdtet IL 1rasen I'M aals isxt S.man. rem
b'treFenben Wassn keaniprude. Md rssen MIR sieiss
lie reiafummer tn bret S6entl,tix Sl6tt.rn ,utliii ca,
bune IN Ytn ,easpits uae i'm r1antrer" in Ct. paul.
unp nas bret Msna.su srfl1rt Die 9tutids RathrIiid.
&sieui6 ait aue ltdsts. be fur isre @.rlseiuna ~axeeteu t
nurren. oe an 30. espt. 1871 ~rtatttaas. fus u~nsuttts une
NerIhipS.
g. ssidetes u Rtaaeasslt, EtnSsfuta. ant II. De.
seusss 1871.
Ssbu GanIg,
9bas Yr05l.
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Sn Jartbault bat Id cine AftieneeleQ-
i&aft CUR l1nteraubuns Der Green 8as @ata-
ibap unb Garibault Rabn gebilbet.
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AutttanAen.

@ett pprissr drummer tabea fur ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24
st. xaul marftbertht.
Wtplefale Yretfe.

Bs&eutlt& Gorrestrt @ebr. 2tm mt.
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Qr Sfbubfnga

UT SlDuRPNDl
elm Sreunb. eetrer xnb 8ubree Ter Suseul
flopft bel ieosr fatboliiGen s;am:l!e an.
3uu, @sOsiben bieitt 70 us,srens,s.a ,att. Suaen,-
bIattes ME
Gum aint,r
MOLE fetne 6amitte i'm, ben G,ntritt ueriaeen fcuteru
ieee itu frsuus tntt btnstnruien, atsr { & I ure ~
sriHaltu beun irdter stpt Is teissu suultaneiaeu
Sahreaus nepr. s6rsbt IN
Tr. Nuitet S So.
z. 9. 6i13 Sen gurf.
Gr fpaet i6trli& nar 60 &c., eae SO. 6 Cts. in psa.
StGmps.
Madet 1rentsfens etne Srebe!
Die tpdm. 5errn Seetlpreer unt Aaentex fatt. BIdt-
ter fnb brtnseup sebeteu. BEN tausen S!att auf hte gute
su befen! 222
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

8 nuffm
Bur Npttj>

81. erets-ser1s.luxs tn 9ahtnss iuna 81
ssatmmt. 3eet r.ritoben ,essn siidtstuisnouns tsr un'
rerfauft setltebsnen GtdetS. .
perionen, bic icide 1tdets teftsen. reresn aufeef'rfert,
bieielten soer ben 8etr2s saTar isf0rt an Den untsrieta'
24~25 y. s. ". Grana.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

"a % "eitere 1tttunat son Jartbaut,
Mania o, Hfrntsceac, 3odeiter. Stem ulm. prsseott, To-
pte iur Bic S'rrea Rstienosn tn na4tcr Huumer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-24

,@anoerer" besablt:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31
CABLE EpISPAGEEs Ess.

LONDON, May -.
The Government hGs determined to pardon
tho Fcnians
dispatches announcing the passage by the
United States Senate OF IL resolution advising
President Grant to negotiate an additional
article to the treaty OF Washin 0ton. for the scs-
Element OF the Indirect claims dispute, re-
caiNcd here yesterday. The effect atavoraE;le
vote - seen in the market report for American
securities this morning, which opened hrmcr
with an advance on the prices of Saturday last.
The London jOurl ais com me- mt at considerable
length upon the suIt . the SeuatH's delibera-
tioIS. The Times says:
The action OF the tnitCd States SCna.c Is
important. a. justifylng i'll the eyes OF ali the
world in the position she has taken i'll rela-
tion the indirect claims. America W i'll find
it hard to uphold the demands which herself
con1eSses are doubtful. Grant, in consulting
with the Senate before acting upon the propo-
sitiun OF Granville. hes greatly siren gthciied
his own position
The Telegraph says: America has proved
that she prefers i1Itcc to National vanity. The
love OF honest dealing and mutual consideration
exhibited by both England and America
promises well for the future oC tire worl,i."
The STANDARD thinks ii better to moderate It's
congratulations AMI suspend its opinion until
il knows more OF the article to lie negotiated
whether it will commit England 10 do pay.
PRAGUE, May -.
Heavy and destructive rains have prevailed
In this vicinity for the past few DAYS. The
volume OF water viii II fell great a. 10
nuHdatc the surrounding country. Several
villages and the growing crops h.,E" been opt
away and aunbcr of lives w"r,. lost. hut how
maUF u mot stated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31

The a'."vc Premiums are for crops produced
bY Use OF. ltlcT 1.-THE abova Fertilizers alone.
or only in combination Wuh plantation man
ures or vegetable matter.
We 0tNa&~llsO one ton each OF . Whanns' and
g Star Ph6Esssate - in competition with other
hosphatez or Commercial Fertilizers. &c riff
Gates must he furnished TO the General ~ScGSee-
iaGT, setting loTt!r that cur j'Dosphatcs were
used, SIDE by srric, with other Fertilizers The
person who produces thC host results from tho
IF either NNa1,l or = star compared
with any OF all others. Shall he entitled TO ono
81 Of the special manure used. The same urau-
tity OF each IF the competing Fertilizers 10 BIO
used nj the test and on the same kind OF ground
eral Secretary with detailed statement Of Uicir
modes OF application ana culture.
WICK 81 MEBANI1, General 4 gents
n Al. j. a. EHGELHAED, Secretary e. L. \. y :
SIR :-Plcasc offer tue following As Special
tt rhiunts to bc competed for at the next Fair
of the Cape Pear Agricultural Association in
November, 1872:
900 lbs. Cape Fear Guaro for the largest Weld
. Of cotton to the acre.
1000 lbs Cape Fear Cuatlo for tis. largest yield
OF corn TO the
800 lbs. Cape Fear GuaH0 tor the largest Weld
OF peanuts 10 the acre.
500 Tbs. Cape Fear GItal0 for tho largest Weld
OF sweet potatoes to the acre.
The above premiums are tor the crops pro-
duced by this guanO alone.
The rules and regulations OF the Association
must be complied with.
EOHTUOP & CUMMINt;.
Other Special Premiums, and the Gen
eral Premium list, will be issued early in
the Spring. Very attractive premiums vii
be offered in all departments OF industry.
including valuable Premium to the
housewife exhibiting the largest and best
specimens Of her handwork.