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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

CHEAPER THAN AUUrIoS Better goods
mr. the same money can be bought at the
civ store than al auction. Don't take our
word for it but go and see.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
PHOTOGRAPHS
BY THE MILLION !

and all other styles OF r'cGres, at his new Art Gal
ery, which is recently fitted up in the finest stye Of
ant sun OF rooms ~ the Western States-haying n
na@noth shylight which is ind spensable to taking
hne pictures. " rrant my work to be equal TO any
III east or west-come IN aud see for Yourselves one
ana all seei"g Is believing, | have large stock Of
Frames, Albums and G0la I0ctets!
which | will sell cheap for cash All are cordially
faved % call and the Professor who piavs with
the sunhehms pa ming with pc Gil of fire bright
faces on the polished plate; throwing aht here
ana cast'hs shadow there, reproducing creatures
4 life, beauty aud Joy.
II You want good pictures, now is your time. pc
lures as low as 20 per dezen for the aex sixty
DAYS Come and secure the shadow ere the substance
lades-iet N"uett cop what fair nature made
oail ana see sefet scopic views of Chicago before
ana since the fire; also the largest collection Of pic
lures ct Old settlers of Wisconsin, deceased and liy.
ing to be found ia the state
n. 81 have four views Of the Ger
man ftcnic Party, Tor sale chcap -
All should secure copies for reference.
{. H. MOFFErT.
June 90. 1872. 25,f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
PARK HOTEL, MADISON, WIS.

This New and Elegant Hotel was onened
,or guests August 18th, 1871. 1t is situat
cd OH the highest point of ground in the
centre of the City of Madison, directly op.
posi,e the State Capitol, and every window
commands a magnificent view Of the eel.
sbrated Lakes, MeNporA, MoxoNA, WAU.
rgsA, and KEGoNsA, which surround the
City.
The House has all the modern improve.
Nents--is furnished in superior and most
substantial manner, with Velvet and Brus-
,el6 Carpets, DlackwaInut and Marbe-top
furniture, Spring Beds aud Hair Mattresses
throughout. The rooms aud corridors are
large and we'll ventilated
sample Rooms have been fitted up on the
f'esr FLOOR for the especial accommoda-
'an of commercial travellers. @
rRANCIENT RATES FOR BOARD.
sosrd per day. $500
IA, lodging and breakfast. ....... 2 80
lodging aud breakfast. ...... It's
Lodging. ...... .. 100
Dlnner. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
'cdNIasI '.',....-.. 10
lea ..................... Is
tS Omnlbusses and Baggage W agors in
attendance on arrival of all trains.
Every effort will be made to secure the
comfort aud pleasure of guests.
MARX ii. IRIsH,
!" m3 Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
Autitts.

CHANGE OF TIME ON THE WOR.
- CESTER AND NASHUA RR
On and amer Monday next, the 18th inst the 40
train from Worcester will leave at Is and the IS p D.
tram for Aver junction will leave at SIS
me sunday train will be discontinued on and after
the second day in December J4t mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
9eu advertisements.
MACrD1AR,
WILLIAMS &
PARKER,
No. 155 fremont Street,
tstore formerly occupied by NIessrs VIM. sAR-
GENT d co..
MAGELLAN,
WILLIAMS &
PARKER,

We are happy to inform our friends that by the kind
ness Oh Aessrs. VIM. P. Sargent & Co.. who have with
sedt generosity removed their stock of carriages to
oOmodate US in time of trouble we are permitted
70 occupy Their well known fremont Street Store for the
'0uahce Of our business until the rebuilding Of our
premise. on Washington St
W saved from the fire portion Of our stock in good
Condition. including lot OF Winter overcoas and Suits
and Fine Piece Goods of various kinds for Custom Cloth
ing and shall be prepared business in the yar
Gus departments in two or three days.
We have secured rooms for manufacturing, and shall
set our entire force of operatives at work as soon as the
necessary fixtures can be put in.
we wish TO express publicly our admiration of the
,plrlt "hieh has prompted Messrs CHICKBRISG & Son
oher the use Of large room in their building without
price, as an act u charity to the hundreds of girls thrown
SO suddenly oF.t of employment.
10 our Wholesale customers in piece goods throughout
'ne county, would say that have saved portion
o cue ock of Winter Goods and have telegraphed
tAe manufacturers in Europe who have orders for
Spring Goods to push them forward at the earliest pos
sblc moment.
We have saved two sets of advance samples of our or
dered foreign Spring Wooens and our agents will visit
our customers to take their orders at once
We thank friends, Tar and near for their many ex-
pressions OF sympathy and offers OF assistance which
they have rendered u.s. and them that they have
helped us greatly to keep up spirits through the e1
element Of the past few days,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
BUTTONS.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
ara O'CLOCK,

One good Work Horse, Top Buggy. in perfect order;
Concord Wagon. 2 Farm Wagons, Secondhand Har
nesses. 1 new Harnesses, | iul blood Shepherd Dog;
about 1900 lbs. prime Butter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16

large lot Of good Second -handsFuruure Bedding &C.
consisting in part Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
BY AUCTION.
THE sT0cKwELL FARM.

GOOD NEWS TO help the poor, winter
employers With male help RBEE. Manuiacturcrs and
retailers. scr IN yeur orders. Don't think that hWm
books from chimney sweeps and shoe blacks 60 book.
ereenhorns cheap aboreIs and dear young ladiesail
may 10 found at IRWIN $ Employment Ceace, opposite
Mechanics hall an nH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
2 Black Walnut Trimmed and Painted
Chamber Suits

French Bejsteads nearly new; Bureaus and glass;
2 good b. W. tx. Tables nice Marble Top sidehoard
Medallion Back Sofa in hair cloth Eight Parlor
Chairs in hair cloth; One large Eesy Chair one
Large H. c. Rocker, l II c. covered Lounge bought
months ago. S24; | Lounge covered with Brussels
Carpet b W. frame; slx-Octave Seraph,ne. in rose
wood case good ones Super Carpet OF 70 yd4. Of
rs vds one Of ~ yds one Of Is yds, STAIR Carpets,
Hair Mattresses Common do. 5 Feather Beds lot OF
Pillows &c. Nice Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves lone
General) Secretary. Il. W. Table &c, &c, Lot Of
Cr0ckery. G lass and Tin Ware,
Ms d. HENRY GLAZIER Auctinneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-16
WORCESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Board ofEngineers of the Worcester fire Depart
ment feel compelled in view Of the fact that their horses
are disabled by the prevailing disease. to call for vouu-
teers to aid in drawing the steamers to fires
All citizens disposed to assist will therefore repair to
the steamer houses at alarms Of fire, by day or night
and under direction of the company officers lend such
assistance may be needed.
The occasion urgent and the efficiency Of the depart
ment for the time being will depend upon hearty and
generous response to this appeal.
Per order of the Board of Engineers.
$. E. COMBS, Chief Engineer.
Worcestcr 4 nH
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
ST fRN(B'lllE LOUISIANA, FRIDAY, JUNE q, Y72 yEv
NEW SERIES !. No, 81,

the paper on the table, and then
scamperea off: Penn picked it up,
tore the wrapper hurriedly, and his
eyes Immediately rested on the i'm
portant article OF news referred to.
No time was to be lost. The paper
was nearly up; several important
matters were in the form, but thew
were ordered out, and the new copy
Waai1uats, WaS i3 tthc fol- ar'th tie Invaluable SER
vice, etc. The whole trick proved
successful, and Prentice delighted,
on every possible occasion, especially
when Penn had a big thing" in the
advertiser, to ask, Did that item OF
news come by the Waucousta +
The boat referred too was notorious
ly slow she had but one engine,
and was commanded by Capt. Frank
Dohrman, Of Steubenyille, Ohio
Printers Circular.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

It being pretty we'll ascertalned
that the action of the late Democrat
;c Convention in New York was fav-
oral,le to the Cincinnati ticket, the
Grant organs are busy charging that
it was made SO by Tammany lnflu-
ence. MIR. Samuel j. Tilden, MIR:
Francis Herman, Mr.. John Ganson,
Mr.. Horatio Seymour, and Demo-
Gratis of their stamp are generally
understood to have been the leaders
under whose counsels the Rochester
Convention acted. Since when have
these gentlemen represented tnf
Tammany Ring? On the WHOLE Il
il not fairer to say that the action o
the Convention was guided by tn
enemies of the Ring, under the lead
ership Of Samuel J. rilden, to who1 c,
belongs the honor of leading in tn
movement which crushed the Ring
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
A Song for the Times.
GREELEY.

Some fifty years ago, friends,
WI hen that Old hat was new,
Who ever dreamed 'tw0uld turn up
Before a SOuthr0n's view?
Oh. sOOner would we carry
The banner of Old Harry,
That day, old hat, than YOU!
Who ever dreamed that Dixie.
With her chivalric breed,
viii stretch the hand OF friendship
To AbOlitiOns creel7
ALI, me! by tyrants driven,
Our very souls are riven
by darling, desperate need!
Down-tfpdden. bleeding, plnn,lercd,
They think our souls ala 'l."'l
We're sick OF show and sham;
We need for bitter BATTLE,
Their vampire hosts to damn.
From robber ho,les and castles
To free ,ls, Southern vassals,
No fancy Uritiambe!
We want an honest bunting.
Though it be All old chapeaN,
To wave above our good snip:
For Greeley. then. let's 60!
Wen work her guns WIN orasc's'
Or, four years more OF slavery
With pirates at her DOW!
Four wears more of Grant, sirs,
And his imperial clal.-.
With Dent and his hO:se-leeches-
Good God, avcLt the ban
A Thousand Grceltys sooner
Shall freight tho Federal schooner,
Ana make' VI '''a'' '"' p'N N. o. Times.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

To decoy pig, instead Of driving
him, some ingenious chap recon-
mends tying the end of a strong
cord to an ear of corn. drop it IN
front of the pig, five or six inches !.
from his nose, and commence walk
ing away with it slowly in the way
YOU wish the pig to go. If he gets
d;sheartened at the prospect OF get
ting hold of it, allow him Sigh
nibble, and then proceed.-Ruro
| Ne,y Yorker.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
HOW to Wasl, Summer Suits.

How to w aSn SUMMER ossAsS'
Summer suits are nearly oil made
of white or buff linen, pique, cambrlc
or muslin, and the art of preserving
the new appearance after washing is
a matter of the greatest Importance
Common washerwomen spoil ilevery-
thing with soda, and nothing is
more frequent than to see the deli
cate tints Of lawns and percals turn
ed into dark blotches and muddy
streaks by the ignorance and vandal-
ism Of a laundress. It is worth while
for ladies to pay attention to this
and insist upon having their sum-
mer dresses washed according to the
directions which they should be pre-
pared to give the laundress them
selves.
In the first place the water should
+; be tepid, the soap should not be al
4 lowed to touch the fabric, it should
: be washed and rinsed quick, turned
upon the wrong side, and hang IN
g the shade to dry, and when starched
i Tin thin-boiled, but not boiling
g starch should be folded in sheets
or towels, and ironed upon tht
Il wrong side, as soon as possible bo
. linen should be washed in water II
Is which hay has been boiled or
* ouart-bag of bran. This last will D D
J. found to aswer for starch as vel
IL and is excellent for print dresses {
at oil kinds, but handful Of salt
ID very useful also to set the colors {
- light cambrics and dotted lawns
a. and a little beef's gall will not on
ne set, but brighten, yellow and purp
a' tints, and has good effect upe
W. green.-N. Y. World.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
journalistic Fun.

An incident in the history OF Shad-
rach Penn's life, which some OF the
old citizens of Louisville may yet re-
member, and which doubtless afford
ed them a hearty laugh, occurred
about thirty-fve years ago, between
the years 1886 and 1910, when Geo.
D. Prentice, at the head OF the Lou
isville Journal, and Penn, as editor
and publisher of the ADVERTISER were
running what was called in those
early days of American journalism a
lively opposition. About a year pre- pre-
yious to the occurrence horrible
murder or some great calamity had
occurred in the South, not far trom
: New Orleans. 1t happened that
Prentice had saved a copy OF the
paper, containing an account OF thf
. affair, which had not been clipped o.
. cut. His natural wit struck upo'
. a good expedient to get off a joke o.
Penn by means Of this paper then
. year old. Accordingly he sprinkle
= = the paper, folded it up, neatly press
- ed it, which gave it the appearing
o {, of a new issue, and inclosing it IN
as large wrapper, hacked it, "Comp'
l. ments clerk Of the steamer Wauco"
" ia, five days, seventy-eisht hours o.
ts from New Orleans. Quickest u
!. on record. To Shadrach Penn edit
~ louisville Advertiser" The boy car
raj rushing into the editorial sanc't
almost totally exhausted threw 90
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
GREAT OFFER +,
For s11 Ii w. :,
a.oo, $500 y"
k.OO. $500 NJ.

op,, artistic Chrss"s,i h,.''s "ss,iae
finished, sgo,'r..ss'',,s g!.1','c.s' ',,ssat
,a;,' l1'',s ,sseoM,,;rvIy 81 done ,a,.,,'!',; sg;
srrv ,tsr,' IS yearly nv s,,usattiss
tty n !" is q bsaatl''",is asa.al",sk
p'ft''I,SI, = fSn'',,Ie "is the east az q Ga1esii1
Nth iDEMoRE!'s,r,IsSt sStu'ssias
an,,N UNITY as,,in; m 81, in .sTbssl
cS%' for ii additions i'i"',' H.
j.. Jst"mstt t,,nst. free hec or both ,st ~,
r".a ".;'''E E;ea,,I,tiial u Chr',ss.us'i
an% rrice charged. III 70 q.
e ,Sxs!ss;z sG G!ss;ziSE, N ,a and pts:s.n,1, psr.. Il,
~ No. ut It will make lI,..s! ~
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

'''e' ano ne was Ill and tired-Mr.
Sumner remarked that it was q cour-
tesy not often refused a Senator i
upon which Mr.. Conkling rose, with
his usual slow undulations, like moth
ing SO much as yellow viper's cou-
pied with the accompanying venom
and replied that, after what had
passed, courtesy was not to be hoped
for OF, words to that's effect ,n5Rsesa;r 5Rea;r
it may be, for unless he can answer
it, as apparently he has not found
himself able to do, the Chief JUS
ticeship is not to be hoped for eth
er! However, the friends OF MIR.
Schurz succeeded in obtaining the
common decency OF allowing man
who had worked in the Senate from
night till daybreak an opportunity
for dinner before long speech, and
in the evening an immense audience
packed the place to greet him.
Since Senator Hamlin's spiteful clos
ing Of the doors when on a previous
occasion he grudged MIR. Schurz the
nresence of his admirers, the floor
was not open to strangers but IL
was nevertheless filled with members,
and the galleries overaowed with
: CAV toilettes and beautiful faces un-
t der the soft light that pours through
), the ground glass roof from unseen
/. sources, as sunlight-some one has
e somewhere said-would strike the
d world beneath the waves.
e But when all is said, the replies te
Fe the two speeches are the most won
d derful part of the whole affair
1t Flanagan's was the first. In va'l
l. his comrades blushed for him, ant
tried in all ways to. apply the gag
n he said his say to the end, with sue
rk an exhibition Of buffoonery, OF ou
lis RACES gesture Of skipping and pra1
'e' cling, of folly, bad sense and worS
q; grammar, as rarely has disgrace
the Senate. Then Logan, startln
OK up unexpectedly as a Jack-ln-th'
W. box, tore passion to tatters to 9
ns f empty chamber Carpenter WI
20 had taken two days to prepare h
III effort, and who had been made sl
wv I'VE in the task, when through so lame
'n7 table a failure Of the fun with viii
'e', he had intended to annihilate, tn
,e' ,. from q satire it became farce ; a'
''is '.ao to-day Chandler is at the 'front.'
use Meanwhile the first act OF the d'
wv" wv, ma closes by the descent OF
aaa 4p equestrian picture of Gen. Grant
w 'ue the Philadelphia Convention, and
'I.a 10 might fear that we had the Man
~ Horseback, were it anything bu
~ ,soa drop-curtaiu.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

Pe'or recently gave ut
following .jeu d'esorI :
duced to a beautiful
same name as himself.
on was in this wise
efmit me to introduce
'ans." Mrs. Evans J.
SPIRITED bachelor, " tn,
'e been in search O
ty years !"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
's'tac Case AS it sta Akc.s.
,From the st. Louis Republican.

It is becoming more and more evil
dent every day that the naked issue
between Greeley and the Cincinnati
platform on one side, and Grant and
the Philadelphia platform on the
other, is the very best presentation
of the controversy that can be made.
It may not be perfect ; it may give
undue prominence to some questions,
and insufficient emphasis to others
It may not present the questions OF
greatest political Importance just as
many perscns would like to have
them presented, and as they hoped
to see them presented. Still, the con-
troyersy on these issues, and be-
tween these candidates, is as nearly
perfect as large popular conventions
could make them. A dozen Liberal
conventions, and as many Democrat
I ic ones, might be held. without im-
proving the situation, and without
4 dissipating the dissatisfaction OF
: those who are displeasea with the
S result at Cincinnati. The Adams
e men might join in a call for a con-
It vention that would nominate Judge
n Davis and the Davis men might
a mite in call for a convention that
'e would present them with Voorhees, !;
Il, and so a half dozen attempts to I'M
Of prove ON the result at Cincinnati
is might be made, and all end IN some
of thing even more unsatisfactory to the
5 Cincinnati malcontents. The New
ly York Post was not satisfied with
lie Cincinnati, and turned to Philadel'
on phia for relief. But it is now stll
more discontented with Philadelph';
than with Cincinnati. 1t expected
the Radicals would nominate Grant
ID Of course but it hoped they woul'
the at least present a reasonable an
re- sensible platform. 1t is therefor
rd- Disguised immeasurably with the ga,
red n,lous nonsense which they actual
cen did nut forth. 1t calls their plat
leo, form a "wretched tumble of imam
ou- ties and platitudes, with almost I
;tor little relation to the political dutl
,era Of the hour as Comforts Maxims,
,oee the Westminster Catechism."
NJ And so it will continue to he, ait
,,ro- all the conventions that can be ca
.;,,,o ed should be held. The case as 1t
hoa now presented would be found le
,,ono Objectionable and more satlsfactc
that than any new presentation OF it. l
the Baltimore convention can not !
the prove it, not even if the Democra
opponents of Greeley should hi
"a OF their own way with it. The "
upon wisest thing the Baltimore cow
ze on t;on can do, therefore, is let the
zen a stand as it is.
nkled This &c a Rochester, N. Y, rec
press for making soup: Take a pan
rance water and wash 1t clean. inei
; in a it till 1t Is ofo"n W., on o *%n haan % he
,mpli- IN one '.. uo'n ,,,o,ora to simmer, II
1cous- sonn WON'T simmer it's too rich.
RS out in more water. Dry the wafer
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

p take your work quiet
and overaction are al
. Of sickness and rest
must use our judg.
a our excitement, o,
Fength will break down
enber that our battle
y Z strength not ou,
battle that does not de
WIT nor the strong.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

f(Conn.) paper wants
eheve that q married
Fecenay to be seen in
Ehh fifteen children, OF
dest was only sixteen
bis won't do. We know
New England's vital sta
We a boarding schoo'
usunder false pretences
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
an 1nCrel
b Weightt| !
and Felt, !.
l.l)OD PuRllr

AIlARl1,pIilVn(ld
IL. Els,d Srni
;c...o ."o If ti,I', ti,r s,,,,,
n. u,astrs nf,hr
AL S..of.lo 80,
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:, ",s,"~' .,'s r,o,s. ah" s.i 4
/" -, S,.,.,s..,s,, ""'..,,, IN Si.s.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

fly tetsss,':, to the ss,:'s;i'a; e 'a;::.ss::;; \: "a;
tsssrsst T. !,,s tn1H 1H,sts.y nsssry,of of5,t'ss t]sss
" .,'va v.a.nr,iest stages
LIE '''' MonthiS' ..,D
Mason should e'' '',.,.
"nssas,'.5 ns sss 5ssssi sss Ssss ists'''ss'ssss' e.,
=; $;;s ;;:''s' ;;:'';''' !! sitS;siSE it;s 'S'''''''
n. &.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21


malignant Of the Grant
Of the, Cincinnati NAL
ite in admitting that the
, at political conventions
have already made in.
nomination of the Gin.
BY Baltimore, and yer,
Il not impossible, an,
hpt at a bolt therefrom
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

br describes a rival as a
raducer who subsists on
asafras. and goose eggs'
springs ef pennyroyal in
summer"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

i says Of Mr.. Voorhees,
fhe exception, probably,
hid, he can make more
bportion to his size than
3 Of q vocal sort it has
line Providence to create,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

tic sporting paper wishes
Morgan would leave out
es the crop-eared, short
logs, which he rarely fails
b in his caricatures OF
rant, published in Frank
btrated Newspaper"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

brhees' initials are the
l)ly Varaen's. And Dan
Warden Of the Baltimore
|-Gguratively speaking
ern and much hustle.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

This is Rochester, N. Y, receipt.
for making soup: Take a pail OF
water and wash it clean. Then boll
4 til II is brown on both sides. Pour
in one bean. When the bean begins
to worry, prepare to simmer. II the
SOM won't simmer it's too rich. Pour
in more water. Dry the water Win
a towel before you put it in. Inc
dryer the water the sooner IL II ofoMns, nan
Simmer the soup until the bean
bursts laughing. Then aud some
water and serve hot at 20 cents {"
bowl.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

ber of prominent New
e taking steps to establish
garden in that city, on
of the celebrated Jardin
in Paris.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

saws that the only reason
hf why his house was not
h the other day during a
was because there was a
gage upon it.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
[;sb Times, the most inti'''
ra, Of its class in the coun'
Is Greeley and Brown.

snuont 'girl who splits a
cd daily, will be wood by
ll)ovs when she grows up.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
ID A(;UR.

|l,folr fifty e,A
this wartl tatI
'illtr AaArllla,
mi other g,,r,
n quick " Il
'llts PER bottls
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21
in Elizabeth, Me-, be-
d salt, drowned itself in

,s]ev proposes to root out
[heets in the government
kta
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-21

,,tter Of serious question
k,..,.v circles whether Dol
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