davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

oOThe more fractions of the prisoners put to
work on the streets OF Mobile have an immense
spur attached to each ankle. 1t is q sure safe
guard Against escape; the prisoner Is compelled
to move carefully to prevent wounding himself.
~The pastoral letter Of Bishep Bayley of
Newark, -. j., urges all Catholics to keep out
Of the International society, and says the public
schools of New Jersey are virtually Protestant
schools, to which IL is impossible for Catholics
to send their children.
Swhen q newspaper becomes 90 depraved
as to tear TO pieces an old corn-doctor adver-
Il ement to get Q wood cut to palm of a. q por-
trait of the Grand Duke, there 10 reason to sus-
pect that our civilization Is not all that should
Be.
NIn the vicinity Of Carlyle. H., the ladies
took advantage Of leap-year by instituting the
practice Of collecting " bridge toll" while sleigh
riding, and the young men thereafter just let
them get their own sieighs and do their own
sleigh riding. They do II, too. -.
~Msny Of our exchanges contain this ONE
liner: " IL IL cold" This ltem Of news 70 doubt
les printed for the benefit Of thsee persons who
are too poor 70 buy thermoNeter1. and never
know whether Il Ii cold or wa.1n 0nfii they see
II in the papers.
~The preparations for Mardi-Gras IN Mem
phis are going on rapidly. A large number OF
parties are forming, and already there are Ct
least two or three "mystic societies." which
have organised specially for Mafdi- 0ras, and
who VII, on that day, appear In procession on
horseback.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12
Dr. RAILWAYS
8arsaparfllfan ResoIyens.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ersry d,cp Of the Observation-Disclosures
VENT cCmnunicste. through the Blood, s.ssf
s!S $..srs $50; q s 5: sfsy
TAsoaf, MoNth, Tsmovs, Modes - tks Gland, asd
ss, ss.: e "a a. E,s s sss 4. E,
81. d,ssass' E,T,,.o..: Pee, Sores, Said Head,
Sos sss Ec,n Ss :. ss fl s1s m.. ss -
Womb, asd all sreakestss aad pasafsI discAc,sss
lvsprtacples, witSis tks csafivs rasss az tSss
wcrdu af Modns CAsmiarr, aad Q sw das,' sss
fe-1s II disease rs Soss.i sos 20 es,. f als 'A''
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that Il continually pro-
ressne succeeds in srresting these wastes. and re-
ioodesnS this Ii. Ill vi nsfi ssz
csss cure oesta,n lSf .ssn one this
oeeds In diminishing the loss o. wastes, in repairs
Il .S Ss,
ssstiHs better, appetite insrovins' and sssA and
eel al fnovn rsnedi.l assnts The e.re Of Ohro1ie
ecrofulous Oopsttutsonsl md sktn diseases, but &C.
Q the opiy positive eurefor
KIDNEY AND BLARDER OoMPLAIHD,
Urinary end womb ei:ss;:s. Gravel. Dtesetss
BaS BIZ sri.. ed N III csSs, 4ssre
sss s IKE he :t sh:. y
sSs, or thresds ike white sl there is sorbsd.
Ss.:. snS shss there srcsins bs9SsS :s.::
Ton yhse Iassine ystsr end peAs IN ths Dan OF
DR. RADWAYD
Rorfeoe RUrgasavs Falnss
psrssosiy tassslsss, elegantly eosssd vsh 49, -.
SaTee, Esg.lsts, purify. elss.2.. ~ $3.50,
sson.eA. Live, Bo,sls, ksassys. s:a1:s. 80 H.
fssSn: &c., 1s.s:. PIE: .ss :: .ss.cs
sS.s. q - ISsss1i Yen. sErs.ssa 20
Issitivs Gre is - Il ~ 49, ~ -
~ - a ~ sSoss- asss1 d1sordsD. Price
= o0ts - box. SOLD u Dku00isIs.
- 70 ixpFAt oo- re. e. 49, 80,
u 90 lesA' hSS-vIhSj
VeiI -oKI IpRAp
oLorHINa sALB,
o.s Hn' 's' m .'''''- -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

The LEGAL VALUE OF AN INFANT.-In Nav
last, a little fellow named Mcnamara was pass
ing WoOdruff's stores, in Brooklyn, with a Kettle
containing his fathers dinner, when hOgsh
of sugar, which some of the men were unload
ing, rolled over him and crushed him to death
His father, Cornelius Mcnamara, brought an
action against Woodruff to recover S5 200 dam
ages for the loss of his son. The trial was con.
cluded yesterday. when the jury gave the plain
tiff s4O0.-N. Y. Standard, I0th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12
N y T ! O =.

OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
LITHOGKH FLING, ENGRAViNG, RENTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited to call and examine our
ew stock. BEN. II. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 70 Jay Cooke Co.'S
sel9-tr Wasbingtop ID d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

BOYS come and see the solid silver watches
warranted for two years, for 80, at Princei
Bazaar, zoos Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

"HURRYIEe THE MISUNDERSTANDING
funeral IN West Springfield, Mass. last Wednes
day, news was brought that the house Of one Of
the mourners, mile distant, was on ire. Ser
sfcss were suspended until the IRE was extin
Ruished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

CONF AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba
zaar. II you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

NJ. H. PRINCE has decided till the first of
March to sell of the various goods he has, at
cost, as he anticipates making . change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 5S5 15tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12
CITY TIE NJ S.

BEAUTIFUL DRESSING and Invigorator of
the hair is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

PARENTS call and secure meriBo underwear
for your boys, at half the usual price, ut Princes
Bazaar, 1O06 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

CON EFT.
The Sabbath school Of the Meth, dds, Protestant
SEDSksDAs EvTsisa' February ian, in u. he
eslaee RaS GGsfGs. Is to s :.
II THUMAS DOwLING, AucI'r: GeorSetown.
ELEGANT REDWOOD PIANO, LARGE GILT
k 6AN MibsR sIS wWALjNnsr PAss4S SUE LII
[aaS I5ssSSSS, tssckSfisSS? " = s9Sary
seSiis@sa dse as S,a NEE Iss
Ws.f no; o S street, between consrsss and
hold furniture. We name in part:
E.rs. at rr.S. ST5sh; Piano
VA. Nah ut usi Pssio. sni. y plush ]; pieces
sssS H tTss'sSP wsssrcs.,
M TsSi. "a bass ts
end wi HssA.1 ss. sss f rs Suits
SsSsSs Ens5Sn wing. Chin. and Glassware
Asd many articles too numerous to mention.
fad THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
TRgsTI5s, SALT OF yALIAsLE IMPROVED
5fssiDGE AND 66sSREss SIS. sioRGk.
a BY virtue Of deed Of trg.., ds,'a January
and ~ direction Of the h der Of the note. Sc
cured thereby we i'll sell at public auction, the
ssS s Sas. B6 issf Or of
Of Bridge and Gons. and runnns Senee
"a feet The north lii Of Bridge street thence
thence east feet thence south the west line of
Congress street ITO feet to the beginning improved
to PRIOR debt Of $500 on Which here s per-
cent interest due from December 18th, $50.
months with 10 per cent interest. secured by notes
and deed of trust on the property. $500 down when
at purchaser cost II the terms Of sale are not
complied with wi hin five ia, from the day of sale,
INC ''1 2 4 PSRS.iGfk' T trustees.
feolO did THOMAS bowLrSG, Auct.
Us yoGRING EsThBiisHmEsTi IN RI TaE Dis Dis
ed by the Metropoiitan Mechanic Institute. s. isa
Ladies Dresses, shawls, Cloak., &C, &C., cleaned
VeVets Fars, KID Boots. Slipper. anS KID G"Se.
cleaned in 2 style unsurp.ssed in this country-in
Ribbons, Plumes, Kid Gloves, &c. &c Cent
Closks, Goats, Pants, ami Vests dyed in the best
for the essanS S Of
E,srythins sppsrtsning TO the business promptly
b., on,. y wHEGTLET, PrCsIissqT:
w W II. ROBINSON. F.V. ROBINSON.
ROBINSON 4 BROTHER.
MACHINiSTS AND EMGINEERS,
No. sssrsef asA and Congress
Engines, Mill Work and Machinery Of all descrip
the
SPEClAL NOTlCE.-PAPER HANGING-Per-
Sspts s sns s.ss fssGg
done 10 AZ SS5t Be promptly s.scutsd in any
Of G.T sad
sTERY WORK. se1s-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

How To EXTRACT COFFRR.-A scientific
paper says: If coffee, after roasting, were made
as fine -four BY pounding in a mortar, it could
be extracted SO much better to require no
more than two-fifths as much If il were cOarsely
ground An equally streng extract can be made
by allowing water to stand on the ground, as by
giving il boil or filtering through it. The latter
method Is the true one for retaining all of the
aroma. When coffee beans are roasted, an en-
pneumatic oil is produced. which being volatile
is expelled If the coffee extract he boiled. 1t is
better to make the grounds a. fine as -four, and
to extract by filtration, and never to boil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VA DETwKEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

TAY COOKE 4 co.
BANR Frs,
FIFrEENTH srREEr,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The Large and Continuous Sales of the Northern
Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds in this Country and
in Europe, where they have Q Recogatzed
Staadiss on all the Bourses, Guarantees
the Early CbmSlefioa af the Eafiye
Lise 5 Road.
The popularity Of the bonds % shown by the sales
of over q 500 900 in this country during the
month Of January, Ii due to the fact that they are
based on the amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upon
FIFTY MILLION ACRKs OF LAND,
Susceptible Of producing in abundance all the
fruits, vegetables and cereals Of the Eastern and
Middle States.
The governnent valuation Of this Land Grant IA
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF
DOLLARS,
more than sufcient to pay the sntirscost Of the
road. -.. ..
The Bonds, free from Uaifed States Tar, are
issued in the following denoainatio1s:
goo
..;;:::| COUPON S: S: .''''r...'.
And are ct all times interchangeable ct the once OF
Af GHSSTRr1py q So through shs Fiscal Agents.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run, are offered 1t
par and interest in currency, and viii permansntly
yfsh LARoE INTEREST IHCOME In GOLD.
An marketable securities received in exchange.
Fan particulars furnished By
~ JAY COOKE 4 CO..
NEW YORK, PHILADRLfHIA
feb1 III AND WASHINGTON.
MOST AIUeIN0 TOY OUri-Oaases inanimsss
Dor sac BY @. L. WILD BIO, Aoo llfk
G. vest, betveen Ienua. svenue and st.UvNvv
Dealers In 1usical Instrlnsn6 0snogally. Z Il
lh.os asa ~ nased Iastxusssts tined Cd -
Is 1ZAAP.zPeEgaipst IN LzDIEei, 06Nfs' and
- SHfEDRfIY 1NDxRCLOfaIHG- ney, ke
sS s..ss
Hntsance IN J streets bstvseo ~ 81 N noas-uI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Hamilton & PearsOn's, No. 4, Y. N. O. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK ASR
CUNARD LINE
The undersigned, agents Of the above stesm~hiI
New fos. 70 any par, q HSfSP s snd a98S
back. Secure state-roOms and Civ. @s
Clerks viii do we'll to secure passage here and ssV.
annoyan &c at sailing ports. i. TH0S. DAVIS A
TIE STEAMER ARROW
WILL LEAVE
STEPH ENSON'S WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh street,
No 4 AZ
E ok f
JAMES SYKES, General Superintendent. decii-ti
u q NEW YO1K, BOSTOA AND
Il NORFOLK.
On .n sfser Dscsmbs. the steamer LADY OF
: s, stsi Wit IiSs 8 Is
sss1s: : sss ssfs':
shig COMPANY G, for New York making sem, veeliy
and sATURpEYs, 81. m. Pier i i; kivsf. DA,s
ridge 4ssnix q Rs sQ%ss Es
d. G.; Thos. M. Crouch will receive and deliver
freight at 9TH NfsTf HG
decl-tr Plants Store, corner 18th and n Y sv.
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL.
issT0s Alb B. VASE
f;ss: AZ: .ss iii IL Fs sss
SATURDAY, ., l9m.
55P" s.S Ts1ss ever MON
fHEsPHY and fHnRs fna rem A'e1Ah0r'' ever
Freight received at any time.
PDB H hEPki6 g Ts's 60 strait.
s va;; y Nm G1pk CO., IL south Delaware Ave
A MCMOR LINE sTEAMERs
"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROH
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
.1 Sus
sS up :1s With al sR
sure the safety, comfort and convenience Of passsp
TO GLASGOW III: IfSSEEssss$oI = AND i fosDor
@ S. ssssss'es Z ss::ss
astiGD: I., ;ss Psi stesI.ss. ea: P.rtis
Sss:: ss So 4 iissSsf sas
:yi.sni: Venue: %ItiSssos o S ,ss 9p "a
street. WeshinEton. D. o. jansly
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lv1 BETwKEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine Steamship. T. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <oAnH
" trips between HEWY0RK,ALEXAN-< 8GR
pRlA. WASHINGTON and GE0RGE-6
TOWN, a. follows Leave NEW YORK from Pier
ALEXANDRIA the same day q 3 m.
For fuh information apply te =: 2. A. DKNHAM.
town, or at the corner Of 18th street and New Yort
jeii-a NV. THOMPSON, Presidents.
- eia fks Richmond, Hedericksbxre -
s ssa rSto.sas , LW;sss . Leave
Sunday p. m. excepted.D ct Q. m. and D. m. Oh.
nee, sos Penpsylva nia avenue. myl7-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

ROBINSON 4 BROTHER.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
MAGAZINES FOR Is72.

LONDON Quarterly REVIEW.
British ouARTERLY REVIEW.
sLh AGkWeobs M skGsakzMfNE
Terms P1 2t AnaS One Reyiew, g.; Two Re.
fo1l sssie%s R''is~' s' Ba'i~00d and
,,,o RICHARD p MOHUN 4 CO, Agents.
febl0-t lOla Pennsylvania avenue.
Useful PUBLICATIONS.
BLUE BOOK FOR ls12,
of the Federal Government army and navy lisi; Do
tical and statistical information relating to the
Ct the continent America, and the ofciai census
Of the United States for lS70
OFFICIAL CENSUS
of the United States and Territories by counties,
etc, and of British America from the latest enums-
I v,S EWING nh hs OF the ees
States and Canada; also, the CONSTITUTION Of The
United States.
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY,
official edition, compiled for the use of Congress.
whittaker's Almanac; New York Herald Almanac;
McPherson's Political Histories Works on Political
in New York.
PHILIP 4 S0LOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
febs Gil PENHsYLvANIA AVENUE
CHILLIE GT0N,
y BOOKSELLER, STATI0NER
And News Agent, corner Of ~ street and Pa. ave.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS:
The sYLVESTERS; Oh, THE 0UTOASYS-
LORD BAETAM; a satire by the author of ein.s
vi. 1.-THE A Aia1 BARON; novel by James De
sEADE g Grass; by Fsrjeon. Price Is cents.
THE WALKING DOLL; By Orpheus O. Kerr.
HIGHER LAW; romance. Price $l75.
ME,sTER KARLs SKETCH BOOK; BY Chas.
u ATSf p IATIIfs SCRAP BAG; by Mrs. Lee
FAIR To SEE; q novel. Price Is cents.
MOHAMMED ALI AND HIS HOUSE: an his
torcal romance; by Muhlbach. Price q.
The CITY; Q new illustrated magazine. Price Sc.
The Christmas number OF London illustrated
News, with beautiful Chrome Picture Price 60 cts.
All the new Magazines and Fashion Books for
February received. Blank Books, Pass Books,
Memorandum Books, Workman Q Time Books, Fa
bers Pencils Gilletts Pens and Stationery OF every
description. Pure Linen Round Cornered Club
House Playing Cards, Wholesale, ~ the very lowest
prices. jsn30n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

BRUTAL FATHER.-The Memphis Appeal
5th inst, tell the following story of neglect and
brutality: "a person who farms for a living,
some distance from the city, rode In q spring
wagon int town yesterday, bringing with him
a little son. After figuring around for an hour
or two, doing worldly business. he pulled up in
front of a grocery in the suburbs and went in to
refresh and comfort himself. leaving the boy to
take care of the horses. The man met some
companions in doors with whom he set about
becoming convivial, as is the custom of those
sped on and the boy in the wagon became numbed
with the cold, and fell into a stupor. The
"lines" dropped from his fingers, and the horse
the grocery the excellent father and feeling
parent could find neither wagon nor boy. He
spent the whole evening looking for them in the
when he met his trusty colored man riding in
for q doctor, saying the by Tommy was frozen
to DEATH The horse had walked home, and
the stiff child found still sitting In his seat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

ROASTING A TURKEY.-Ifth the legs and wings
securely fastened over them, their parts viii be
nicely cooked and juicy as any other part Of
the animal, and not dried up or burned, as
when cooked without such protection. The
idea may not be new to all, but ii was to US
until we saw il II the Maine Farmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

~Farmville, Va, is to have "baby show"
on the 9Th of June next-the three best babies
to have prizes.
s0Halifax papers report a singular accident.
young girl, Miss Doncaster, of Amherst, slip
ped and fell across a stove on Monday, severng
the windpipe. Medical aid was called, but she
died in two hours from the time the accident
occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

L WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1OO6 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

The ANIMAL bal feafans east,m., ~ u.
AZ Bates viil take place AZ their academy on 7.
street, between 9Th and 10TH to- morroy go 90 -
ing. appropriately closing the gay season. Tss.s
balls are always looked forward to with anticis
pAtiOns Of pleasure not only by the little peonie
but by children Of larger growth. and extensive
preparations have been made 10 ensuxe this
being the most succe ssfnl yet given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

TEMPERANCE KKTINGs,-fhe Congressional
Temperance Society held q meeting last even
Ing at the First Presbyterian Church. Senator
wilson presided, and addresses were delivered
~ Senator Pomeroy, Judge Wright, W. p.
The Dashaways held their usual meeting st
AMPS HAL last night, az which interesting
Gates Of the temperance cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-12

Ro9ER's and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next 60 days, at Princes Bazaar, 1006
Pennsylvania avenue.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order bv Hempler, near street
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-30

A BITTER CONFERENCE.-The temper.
ance organs are waging bitter war on
the manufacturers of alcoholic bitters,
and their attacks are resented with equal
bitterness by the latter, who seem de-
tern ined 10 prosecute the quarrel to
the bitter end. In the meantime q
novelty in tonic medicines is making
immense progress in the confidence Of
all classes and C nditions Of society
throughout the United States and
British America. We refer to DR..
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BrTrERs,
and we call it a novelty in tonics be-
cause it contains no alcohol-an article
heretofore considered essential in me.
diciHal invigorants. The abetemious portion
of the community approve the omission, and
as the new remedy is curing dyspepsia, bilious
ness, nervous affections, and, in fact, . ma
jority of the diseases. external and internal,
which prevail, it il difficult to see how the
more s~elf-indulgent portion Of our fellow
citizens can conscientiously object to it. One
thing is certain if ever there was what the
French call u "grand success, the sudden and
continually increasing popularity Of the VINE
GAR BITTERs deserves that name. Tit advo-
Gates of temperance point to the salutary
effects produced by this inalcoholic restorative
as a proof that spirituous stimulants are not
needed for medicinal purposes position
which has been recently taken by many emf
nsnt medical practitioners.-[Com.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-30
Hov 70 Build Brick Chimney Tops.

All the brickwork above the super
structure should be made with cement
mortar, which will absorb much less va.
ter than mortar made of caustic lime and
sand. The bricks for chimney top
should be soaked in water for a few
minutes, so that they will not extract
the water from the lime. In order to
have mortar become very hard, it must
dry slowly. By laying up wet bricks,
the mortar will set slowly, dry slowly,
and eventually become slmost as hard
as the bricks. Every brick chimney
should be, covered at TIE stop with a
c~opestone, with an arched top: or with
bricks placed over the tues, like the
rafters Of a building, for the purpose OF
turning off the water, which would 90
down the inside, be absorbed by the
bricks, and, in some instances, soak
through and wet the paper or kalsom-
lining on the inside. A chimney top
laid up with good cement mortar. and
covered with a copestOne or chimney
arch, will stand the influences Of the
weather for more than a hundred
years without any repairs.-Industrial
Moathiy. t ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-30
The CkicaN Tribune.

b CHICAGO TRIBUNE ID An moop0nueut
Republican journal. which supports Greeley
and Brown and the Cincinnati Platform. 1t
believes. that since all the distinctive princi-
pies of the Republican party have been accom-
plished, and al organised opposition to those
principles has ceased, there is something bet
ter to engage the attention Of the people than
to fight old battles over again. It holds that
the most important thing to be done now IL to
effect . complete reconciliation between the
North and tho South. These two great sec
tions of our common country have been in
bitter hostility toward each other more than .
quarter Of . century in reference to the insti-
tuition Of Slavery. Eleven years ago this hos
tility broke out in War, Seven years ago the
War terminated, the Rebellion WAS crushed,
and SLAYER, abolished both by force Of arms
and by Constitutional Amendment. Since that
time the Southern States have been recon-
structed, Impartial Suffrage has been estab-
iished, the payment of the National debt So
cnred, and the payment Of the Rebel debt
prohibited by constitutional Amendments.
All the old obstacles to Permanent Peace and
Reconciliation between the North and the
South have been removed. To effect such .
return Of friendship and fraternal feeling, to
the end that there may no longer be any enc
mics of our Government in our own midst, ls
the principal mission Of the Liberal hepubl-
can party which assembled at Cincinnati on the
LIST Of May, whose platform and nominees have
pees mse'E Suu
IT,. S,.,c.nn Tr,prxr In an organ nj Pho
apr.s n heIieves that there are a multitude
30 .hrsar - hs rssnymej and that M fine
should be lost in combating them. The Civil
;na-,r - n.rtv t,r.nnv and an ob;act M
n.ss.h IL. re a. g,a.t corr,,ntor Of
nnhlc Ior.i. and Ieg,slation The Federal
pSs.as .ra nnenlv nse5 40 contro, Conventions
and s,sct;ons that l. IN ssy. tbe taYes COL
iectad from the Psonie are employed 10 over
IL tha paonis,s iii Tie ey;Ssnce NJ This
TT TT - nrssopte.i ~ ,ha nnb,;c ever Jav and
,he nropts ~ !, ,,srs fnrn;sbaJ oyarwbeiminotv
hv o ~ racen. rsnstom Honsa ;nvast;o.t;on IN
Nv 49, No adm;n;str,t;on has aver ear
80 a.. r-.a,;.a 80 sr.h d.noarors lonoths
az that ~ pres;Jent Grant and Il IL now he
aor;na a,...;nn rhathar ,hs p.onla than.
oolvoa arc afropU anOuph IN throw oY the vnka
that has been jmpo.ed mon them. TIE CH-
S.aa T 5 !, III isSor ". tbo-oroh Paso1m
- ~. wi Sa~v;ca
1hs coun,rv lac mead. J.. Raform in tho Rava-
,,,a Sv.tar, wharohv ,ha t.Sas coiIactsd from
the PsonIs .b.m GO INTO The PubIic Trs..nrr
snd not int tha eowars ~ ,r;v.ta ;nd;v;du.I.