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To the Liberal Republicans Of Maine.

We believe the time has come when the
great movement in behalf of the Liberal
cause should be recognized 10y he Hepub-
icans OF Maine who sympathze with the
doctrines and purposes of the Cincinnati
Convention. The admirable Address and
Resolutions adopted by that great gather
ing have lroved satisfactory to all persons
in the con.ltry who wish to act together in
purifying the administration OF the Gen
| eral Government, and restoring it to its
Legitimate and proper functions.
1t is upon the basis OF that Address and
Platform that we ask the action of the
Republicans of Maine. The information
received from all quarters of the State in
dicatcs u deep purpose among the repub-
LEANS, which is confined to no locality,
but common TO all communities. to act
etlecnally in the coming elections, in
such Il manner rs shall best tend to com
pass the great ends they have in view
We recommend to all who are disposed
to cooperate with us to organize in their
respective localities Us soon and US com
pletely rs is practicable, 10y which means
we can alone give true significance to the
great work so bravely and SO successfully
begun. Associated effort here will pro-
duce marked effect upon the canvass, and
help to shape the destiny of the move
ment which has already enlisted the sup
port OF the best minds in the Republic.
and is beyond the power of politicians to
stay. Let the Liberal Republicans OF
Maine recognize their duty, and do it,
Arrangements will he made at once to
supply speakers for the canvass, and com
mancations, personally or by letter, are
solicited upon the business of the cam
paign.
II. $. LANG, Chairman Liberal Republi-
can State Committee.
DIR. Jayne. the brother-in-l law OF Sena-
tor Trumbull, has been suspended from
his office OF pension agent at Springfield,
Illinois. The removal is made under the
civil tenure OF Office act-the cause being
that the Dir. is a Greeley man. Other re-
movals for this cause are to follow i'm
medlately.
A Radical paper says the colored vote
OF Kentucky is sold tor Grant. 1t meant
solid, hut types will sometimes tell the
truth IN spite Of all efforts TO make Them
lie
Thomas Davis, one Of the most eminent
Republicans of Rhode Island, has declared
in favor of the Liberal ticket.
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Good morning, Mr.. Pecksnitf'' said printer
in search of female composltors. ''Have you
any daughters who would make good type
setters.' No; hut | have wife who would
make a very good devil"
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home: then left her and hurried on his errand.
why did he look at me so reproachfullyf ~
murmured the young man to himseii, as ne
the Tabernacle.
There burned the holy lamp Tranquil,
like hope-silent, like reverence-ardent, like
Had he conceived thought unworthy of the
place in which he kneltf Had his heart
thrilled to any feeling less pure. steady, holy
covered his face with his hands. Beyond
Davis death, had he looked forward, for q
single flying moment to an hour when time
and religion should heal the heart and renew
the joy Of her whom he was SO willing now to
serve at every risk' Was the grave, sad face
he imagined to have seen, only . vision of his
own guilty conscience, a terrible reproach
from his own weak heart He was but q man.
His heart, though true, was only Humankind
he loved her SO we'll!
His soul had been SO desolate, his life so
cheerless, bis future, doomed so dark and
an emblem of his own fate; had he allowed
ray of hope, a dream of selfish joy. to pene-
trate its darknessi Who shall tell1
y she
he struggled with himself-with whatever
was, or might have been.
Make me, dear Lord" he prayed aloud,
gazing at the agonized form upon the cross de-,
Picted over the altar "make me all unseltish,
self-sacrifcing-lik to TheeH'
He seemed afraid to utter the last words
as though they bordered on presumption,
pride,-but his heart was 80 full of sorrow for
Ellen, SO full of pity for James Davis, SO full
OF Christian fear for himself, that again he
murmuEed timidly, tenderly, even sorrowfully:
{" Like Thee, dear Lord, like Thee!'
A resolution, not unworthy even of His
smile, at whose sacred feet he knelt, lit up his
face and frightened all the gloom around him.
So help mc God! ~ he uttered soemnly, and
bowed his head. as if either accepting great
blessing, or offering still greater sacrifice.
He lett the church without seeing or meet
ing with anyone whom he could again have
mistaken for Doctor Dalton, the sweet poet of
Ireland.
10 be Continued
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UNITED STATES. N LIN
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A WHOLESALE liquor firm in Patter-
son, n. j., were SURPRISED the other
morning ut the absence Of Il revenue
stamp just affixed to n barrel of whisky
by the Assistant Assessor, and as they
could not sell the liquor without
stamp, and the stamp could not be du-
plicated, they were in an awkward Fix.
Suddenly they remembered that man
had been seen sitting on the barrel
Immediately after the stamp WAS past
ed OH, and on finding that gentleman
and looking under the tail Of his coat,
the mystery was solved. After some
trouble the stamp was transferred
from the innocent man TO the barrel,
and the excitement subsidized. They
turn their stamped barrel heads next
the wall, since then. and have put up
a sign, mo lounging here"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-19

JOSH BuIINGs says there Is nothing
so touching and interesting as to see i
pretty girl sitting on the bottom of n
wagon holding the head of I tender
youth In her lap. The beatitic express
sion OF the fellows eyes as he looks
longingly up into her liquid pupils Is
very Inspiring, and the soft murmur-
ing of his musical voice mingled with
the low chuckle OF the rumblinS
wheels recalls pleasant memories, OF
delightful experiences when Mrs. b.
was young and single.
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Dear friends, have received your letter,
Mhieh tells me Oh my homihati1n:
tour action meets my appVpa."'
ieel You Couldn't nave Goho oe'ef'
There might be better men-'here miens;
Perhaps-out then, you Know tnere ALI u
And so ! say, without restraint
That You have done exactly right.
I'm keen TO bet my Greeley hat.
That We to any tune can dance
That you are good Republicans,
And I'm q model Democrat.
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A New ORLEANS mother was re-
Gently questioning her little girl lin
geography rs follows: "who first
went through the straits Of Magellan?"
Daisy quickly answered: Magellan
with his squadron" "What do you
understand by his squadron. Daisy"
The question was not In the book, but
Daisy was ready for the emergency.
"Oh, know, it was one OF those
women that ain't quite white"
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A SEXTON, being very familiar with
n physician, was asked whether he had
entered into partnership with him.
20 yes" said he, "we've been to-
gether for some time; always carry
the doctors work home when it Is
done"
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

- Watched, the celebrated German
tenor, is lying Ill at the Sherman house,
Chicago.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

Mr.. 7 .B. Ellis, the corner of Seventh
and Commercial is prepared to accom-
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or without rooms, at prices lower than any
other ilrst-classhouse in the city. Mr.. FL
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n, al. ,yas done senator Schaf, De-
m cr,t irmpcd o. desk and denounced
Iia,,onc,.t Governor Muller as a knave
and party trtkster, disgrace TO bis posi-
tion and I; the German nation. The Ser
geant .t-arms attempting TO reach the
nlsrs where Schsff was standing, but was
teld back ly several Democratic Senators.
Several other equally excited speecnes
were made when the Senate took recess
until tomorrow.
After adjournment the Democrats
gathered in front of the Speakers desk
and made several speeches denouncing the
action of the day Ms outrageous and dam
nable. Senator Jenner, Democrat, hoped
all Democrats would hencefortb refuse to
recognize Lieut.. Gov. Mueller. SO ended
one of the most exciting contests ever seen
inside the Senate chamber of Ohio.
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n@-The New York Evening Post says
1.-THE fact was made public some two
months ago that the American counsel be-
fore the Geneva conference are not alto
gether satisfied with the American state
ment Of the cease" as filed in December
at Geneva; and it is now asserted that the
dissatisfaction arose in consequence Of
claim for indirect damages being in
cluded in our case, and that Messrs.
Evarts and Cushing were of the opinion
that this claim would have to be with
drawn before a satisfactory conclusion to
the pending controversy could be had at
Geneva. This must, however, be regarded
as rumor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-20

poy- Minister Sickles and his beautiful
Spanish wife are creating quite furore in
Washington. They have breskfasted with
Jim Nye, dincd with the president and
drank tea with Senator Sumner, and are
the sum and substance of receptions
generally.
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AUCTION SALE.

/ will offer for sale at my sales room,
los Commercial avenue, on Saturday,
February "a, at 81 o'clock a. M, tho fol-
lowing articles to be sold for charges: 2
H7s,-ela's billiard tables, complete; one
'O' I" gas fixtures, and lot of steamboat
'"'u md doors; also two fine gold
Watches Sale positive, and without
reserve. D.W ,,r ..
ian25lS
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nA. Buckhout, the Sleepy Hollow muir
derer, was executed at White Plains,
New York, Friday.
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D0r Ira II. Bird, Grand Master Of ,h,
Odd Fellows OF Ohio, died at Cincinnati
Friday, aged so years.
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NorIcE'-The best Entertainment in
the city Is at the st. Nicholas hotel, saloon
and restaurant. The best music that can
be had-violin and piano, Good lunch
every morning and night. All of the
finest brands of cigars and the best St.
Louis lager beer always fresh and nice.
Give us u call.
HARRY WALKER. Proprietor.
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b1- 1t is said the pope will denounce
the Concordat so far as it relates to Alsace
and Lorraine.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Interesting work
numerous cngravings, 224 pages. Price
oo cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary
NO. !. North Eighth Street, St. Louis
Mo, See Advertisement, If
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nR-The English bark, Ranuco, was lost
in fearful gale on the Mexican coast and
IL of her crew were drowned.
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@- A Ere At Murrayville, Illinois,
on Tuesday night, burned six buildings.
Loss $4,000.
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gater! cine 1olipe Su9enbbilbuns 1T naeift
mebr rpertb, ais 3aus une Pof!
&e~feren3en:
Or. SaEmann, Set. Sat,
Set. Qrautbauer, Heh. Sonras,
Set. 9olsbauer.
st. Jraneis eta,, @ise., 6. Aug. 1872.