davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09

RG%Agents in Charles County-J. THos.
Cotton, for Aliens Fresh and Harris Lot
Districts; NJ NJ. HAvILAND, for Bryantown
and Patuxent City Districts; RICHARD Il.
TUBMAN, for Pomoukey, Hill Top, Middle
town and Pomonkey Districts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09
Health! Beauty! !

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-IN-
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM
PLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
! CURES; so QUICK, so RAPID ARE THE
| CHANGES THE BODY UNDERGOES, IN
| DER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY
WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine and other fluids and juices of the
system the vgor of life, for it repairs the wastes
of the body with new and sound material. scro-
fula, Syphilis. Consumption, Gfandular disease
Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in
the Glands and other parts of the system, Sore
Eyes, Strumor Gus discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms
in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges, Night
Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all wastes of the life
principle, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove to any person using 1t for either
of these for of disease its potent power to
| them.
| If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds In arresting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from healthy blood-and this the SARSAPA-
RILLIAN will and does secure-a cure ascertain;
Tor When once TINS remedy commences us work
of publication, and succeeds in diminishing the
loss ofwastes, its repairs will be rapid. and every
| day the patient will feel himself growing better
and stronger, the food digesting better, appetite
improving, and flesh and weight increasing,
Not only does the ARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENT
excel all known remedial agents in the cure Of
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin
diseases; but it is the only positive cure for
| Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsy, Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of U :
rine, Bright's Disease, Abuminuria, and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or the
water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances
silk, or there is morbid, dark, bilious appear
ance, and white bone-dust deposits, and when
there is pricking, burning sensation when pass
ING water, and pain in the Small of the Back and
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS,

LUX To YOUR INTERESTS,
and insure at once in your own State, where
you participate. i'm the profits.
Now gentlemen you have a chance to insure
in good and perfectly reliable company UNI
der our own supervision.
The Directors of the Company hope by ener-
gy, economy, and fairness with all, to merit
and receive, in the future as in the past, the
patronage and cooperation of our citizens in
all parts OF the State. my 27-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09

FALL PoTAToEs.-If these have not been
given the last working, do so at once, leaving
broad fat hill about them. Keep the weeds
down, by hand and hoe wedding.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-08-09

DR. r ADV KS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
CURES; so QUICK, SO RAPID ARE THE
CHANGES THE BODY UNDERGOES, U N
DER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY
WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-10-10
PHOTOGRAPHS
BY THE MILLION !

and ! oiher styles o. pctt res, At hs new At Cal
lrrv which is recent, fitted up in the finest style of
m, sui al rooms ~ the " rstert Statrs--hayug a
m1mmnlh shylisht. which Is ind sprusahiv to taking
me PICTURES. W rrstt work to he rqua 10 any
IN ar we,t--rnn N aud Tor Yourselves one
ana all seei is believing | have y large stock Of
Frames. .iibUaS and Gold Lockeisi
whit ] will sell cheap for cash All ARE cordially
i.vted - cali and the Professor who ptuys wuh
the suuhcams, pa ming W tn pc CT uf bright
faces on the polish Il plate throwing 4. hit here
and casting shadow there, reproducing creatures
Il life, beauty ANA 10y.
II GU want good l,icinres nov Is your tim = c.
tures low ~ CO ~ per dozen Tor the sixty
DAYS Come AID SECURE the shadow eth. substance
fades lei VI II II cop what tar nature made
Call aud see s'err' scope views Of Chicago before
and since tn. fire, a-n the largest collection of PIC.
ture> ot cd settlers of Wis onsin deceased and lv-
ing, to be found the state
n. b have four views OF the Ger.
man picnIc PARTY, Tor sal, cheap -
All should secure copies Tor reference.
c. Il MOtFErr.
June % 1872 2itf
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31


We mete u sermtn.tv. i,ttelli2en,
.rnlltm.ln recently frpnl bud ana. w,h
whom we hat.sa short cnflv,r-atipn c1g.
cernlng. ppllaes We Insisted that Grant
as sta'e>man,- WAS tAiltsgys and
alluded 10 his new and novel policy for
paying the na'innal debt. ,rh. Inliana
@e"tlcma" Remarked, hatrh,yof Indiana
had not yet Learned that Grant wa>.
;llly,enungil tothnk hat the acquisition
:of. sau Domingo we,l,d, enable this
.2uvernmcnt 10 ray Its d, bt.
Now for he henrit of all Lnliaaians
anl all others vino have supposed
Grant ~ pns.eSs any great atnnnnt "i
30 ItIcnl sense we give his own lan
-ua.e ON tia subject, VIII r. ia he not
My claims. that it would liable u to
pty "rr u ,tinnrl lvht; bur that there is u"
,ther way 'h,, /, can I'r liqlnl,.ed /; h'
Sa9s, Speaking # coli c, sugar., Iob">
ca, aud IN, ic.t fruits With such
picture is easy To see how "ur I"r.g"
.l.bt ahlo:ul i al im,'ely to he cxt'-
;ts ,nsl Us (nulntl. ~ interest on bonds
held -, lnr, i4ncrs ard money ). cnt h,
oar c;t;z,u, travc'in. in foreign iand>) J
,qatl 10 the entlic yield "f lhc llrcini,>
tn ,a's in this country, il is not - easy
~ s c how his result II t., b.. -, her ise
L comp.i,i"d, : Annual Mcs>a-c al
Decen+ er oth 1871 now ~ venearv
The a>>er'lnn, hat here is not IA we'll
pn>t.',i sehn,i h"y in Nm'rira ar Eu
that San Dnm,n., must anil would be
a s"ntce "f ,xp use Ia a"y> ctvitzrd
,tiun in lie wnrnt " til' ,ut r"rnuuera-
t,n aud mt "rAy thar, hue wound bcrp
"a, at var with ,hller nations anl le ty
republics; fr.u. iho a.j th,t portion
pf ;hc Message "a1 reld 10 the ,Ainerchn
t,on.rs>s. ssc eacrk ~ c9ory ",,e al IL
| ltsinbers has bnrIt with shan nc. aud IL
has by,n matter If ri'iicu'c with
>;a cman ot every cline, anI vii
| continue t. he 50. untt! til. tins hall
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31


- ''''''% u ~ t"'S" At g, : anu
~ ~ =. ''' - '''~
:,
49, -
~ :
''' ''' " ,'' ' - - -
'' " '''' " t''''' ''' ''''N
'4 "'' ''''' =
-" "''0"''' - ~'A' - - VIZ
w. H''''''t ""'' "'" ""' - "o'''" "'"e'
al slaves 'l't c'"le """'' "'r ''''*
back fo ii''iI m'S'cr' during ihc h'S'
yeAr"t The w"r ""d d'h h"' me party
,ircI IRE. tAiai'Y that tAc S"uih 10y their
own cutnIucf, h III hFhlr:hP about III"
emancipation p' '"e S''Nc' '''>'
cyrtnlny they dad. aud h"c"'n
dec ,red. :hn it bee me a m.';'a'v
Necessity i" irrr The SAVES in G. n,'-
qp.nre At he pr,'"''-ari"n ct he war.
nnl,x re>sy proal ,,netl =" he South
tut the INSTITUTION should Mt be
'li>turlrd if they w"n'1 bar
l,y 'wn their arms; ; the" it is MT
'rn: 'h't III" X s'pnbI'r'" parry a. such
cnanciInteI Io'u nriIIn'< Of E'vcs .
Nor i it true mt Tie Republicans
p'r'y has ''d' cree" Tie opal cIt'~'">h'r
"i al N'h fh1 Ol'h''' occ H'le IA
clt.zcn2 N,m,'t + h'v nre'l.hns. bow
learned or "cA'hy'"r how 'hnch a. "">
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

ar ACCEPT YOUR N0MIt ALTON IN
TIE CONFIDENT TRU>T THAT THE
MASSES OF OUR RcOUNTRYMEN. NORTH
AND SOUTH ARE EAGER FW rEk k>r
uANBS ACROSS THE BLOODY CIIA~M
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES IN TIE JOYFUL CnNaclul'S-
NESS THAT THEY ARE AND MUST
HENCEFU4sru REMAIN BREruEEN.''-
HORACE GREELEY.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

There appears to be little doubt
that the revolution inlng iratcd a.
Cincinnati, last My, ~ g,inI to sweep
the nation like pririe fi'e. When
in June. Scn,ler CAl,x. the wiIir,t
and most thoinu.h paced of tn Schoo.
Of politicians Of which Mort n is chiri.
tSll lie mrn. .Prng uf the patsnt cnn-
biEation movement in nalio al politics
was br1keo. Sooner or later il va. cv
Ierlt tnthe. least s,g,ctou, observer.
that tke system .! corfIptlns inltvllu>
Il. Senators anil Clugre>sulcm, tralu.
III r6e confidence II their c'snsr::l utS.
and piActaine rirs ioti.uttior IF IN,
States 6y a ju iicious asc ot the Npi1a
al Treasury, vas doomed t. lie, rucson
All spi,earan@cs inl.c = 'l.4ssas er f
Walgolran ssa,cer4fs is'abarr 10 give
p'.pco to honest an.l con>tj'n.i' n gpv
crment dictate ~ The wi uF TIC
people. TIE reign OF the ,litical
trickstrrs. wha hhya iIveI oa III ain +eI
eeaG ieHcc of the strrfy IN r,wcr h.<
received is dc ttll bI w h1 the nrn,n,
tion of Horace Greeley. anil a'th uIh
It may continue 10 s',Js Gr~pin- ssn>
of lie for short space Of time the oh
Of November next, will Sc: Ic Z Ve ~
the ghost. The Morten>, the Chs~>ier>
the Williams il is evident. have MI
had their day; but it must be sahj"cL
of qualification to all honest AMI re-
spectacle men that they afe.>o -n"n aud
:" sun.narily TO be kicloa1e"T til: stag.
Euil, wing tho na.uraI order, the rx-
treinitlcs represente by Scott aud mrn
Of his class in Oregon. still show Soine
warmth, hnt the carcass i alrcaIy de.
ftrrct at Washington The nus .,vcrn
nent which Will he ca:L''l upow nexr
March 10 administer the I'll .irS ot Ia,
nation, will, hp vever. htv: ctSy tt>k
befprc lt. An i'm n:l<. At.:tn :; lhIe
awaits them at Wa,hn s'on. IIercu
lean indeed will be the task of Gle rrslng
she corruption wlGc, his .r,wn mp
in tie briet term of Gam : adm is,
sratinn, un official and political CO Iup
giou which has been daily iucrea-i !. IN
AZ, snorinnuS ratio But those e,ninrnt.
uprisAt,. straightforward ami i"e"rr'Ipt-
able statesmen 50 ab.y rcpre-enic hl
Sumner aud Banks in Massachusetts.
Fenton In New York, BIclAltw III
Pennsylvania, aud u host OF patrl IT'S / +,
other States, WI bring TO. he tux
determination strengthened hy the S,"e'.
aclc Of uniyeIsp! jpbbsry 'tp"n which
they h we been Obliged ID '"'N ~ ln
willing witt,ssc- duriny the preSc"' All
Rlinistra.ion They will ihrnSHr te !"
system Of reform, which Will give re-
newed lie TO the dec II log bnay o. re-
sponsible Cover IA 'nh, they II b
looked nppn by he people OF tn !" c'nn-
try as our political oavtors from ha1 K
rup'cy aud Tin
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31
TIT. sESATuRI,I. QUESTION.

Mn EDIroR: attn Somewhat >r
PRS, d at t;.c npIar.nr apathy "i The
nrpuhIc,a. m,ss">- aud journals IN re-
gard To thr rrn'iIn. 'l'c''''n "F Umfed
States ScnaInr lr"m Ohc4"n. 1h"te
are Nv, pnltlcal rnrll ~ Ote.nn. vi
lis lat ,iectinn llrc>e ,nirtie~ e,nf,si, u
tar 'nc supremacy III The t'@'"i'iurc
n" Frru't'e'"~ We're S'ef"fl u anu
= cured II III J"' al 'i't Il -'.ia hf'
iic"cc l. M ahf ff"i e. ih'' ~.
Repuhtcan p'f'y >'"tItd >"''rt the
nIah VIII" II !" e L"t'ed ~f"ie> >c"'
t.r ! hi~ i "h't >h"'I q hc bat a.
ven are I"'n- Nh'frd, 'h'~ Ar"hi''
can triampi. + ~ 't-,r - @e3
1urt.e., = ,., at. IT. :rst..,, IA -. "a
,ln. .Ir m,,u.s,i 9s,eI sg,t.4n. Ia, = -e,i
rlonh Z whI l. ~ Ira t3i> tiu >,c'o
! au- Is,'..ib.. 81. ip.rt, 49,, 81. .,. -
,t,t ia. tfu,,. Z is ,i,.f,,sy ar, Ia h..
duck. / liz the af,i.,s.i corp p,rll!na
In, m.s,.In.rx -, tl,. ,-.rt. J. n,,w
;.;;, ny.,>:liu..,ltlth III ,.d ts..fa - 4
A,r.s.,. : 1T !. E..s..t,ad t.,,a,uf.a.i ~
/, To- iuat ~ Ht Ia Ftts al tstF
.S:ats~ Scum, if t.t> =, I'll. ed. rhrn
1..s ,ae E..l.1,.,..,n, II q =. f. -
,or. 4 j. A.. ..-. 1,~st.-r. at :, l,,.tch
, T.. ,.,.h,..q. tt..> l...,. = = T., -.
| ,,.,,,',,.,.'y II a.. Il, ,f.3,.a,. MN.
h.r. ., IL. .,..-..-g. san-.a, e., go
.n,.., ,..t,r.,...i .daw n u-.fr,. Ia
!. ...a,i l., ~ d.,,~.,n II. Nt,rh
II ar rn,l.nd. wi Ge thr urxt t'ri.
81 St.... >.u..tur N..w :t4i.nI II NJ
u,,rh.J . .,.,fi.m,, - r,,re,..,.
h..r.,, anil !, ,sas,t> ,a.l Il Z nh
l,,-,,. nr,eli,its,s y,t f,r ta I,~t4!.r.
,o.,r. h.. h,t,.n u,r,l III th...n.,A
~ ., ,,.l, lar IN. ~, =.
t.,r ,h,. p.u.I,,,,,, many =, t.r h,~
,,,,,..,. { ~. e,,.,.,,,i.,., II ul,ir'
a. H.. ,.,o,,. .,,,.,,,., Tl, :
..,,.,. ,hr,,a,, =. ,ld ..,i..,,,r.
| .,,,,,., -, ,h,, LII. ,,,,. canon.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

been offered, AM eve y. n,ble wn,sali
of the aataon, ought llsplrn it, - ts,o
mean, for cpntempai Inn aud huslslt
l,lck IN H. l. ,tlrr~,,f ns anth.rs.. as
unlil iur qualifications, Bar nmrS,anult,
dec ar'tioesin thai speech
We are here +" again call tie rnl nt
-t:,o<e vn4.atH Rs'puhAcan~ upon Mhnse
banner victory lbs %. o'ten re'chtl
A Aad,r ere this evening in ,hr prc>e c.
nf this l,rS. an enthusiastic n,uiirncr
we renew our faith III the cherished
principles of Rcrublicnnisn as ..,ain :
cate.t ii, tile N,rinnnl Republican Pa =
torn. ut the p"iladelphia Cauve,.iiun
AMI now listen t. I'll, Orpgonia".
speakiu. at the principles "aanniarrd
in the Nafional trpu hc.n P;ai!ir " /:
I'll. Republican on,eulion. fill d
With II irar that Ms "pr"nr"'s. W 'ahi
nu'.h,m ,g.'ane it m the sFh,>ilpn. went
h.ck otI our oi he prulnb ~ lectures "i
Republican l"l cy and on" that ha>
ice n">i largely ',>trnm.'u's,t III hIl"g.
tne btnrtifs Il, The prnln and j,lnsd
lu the lifcei,.. ,)tm,cr,tic eu,nti>
ag tin~i lI.. deecl"pnIcnI N tia, cnun'ry
he parry will yet h,. a,hl url nt Il
luI Will rc-nra IL its bel cr cpuf c
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

The Pm miekin says :. Mr.. w. T.
Smith. Ut Waco county raised ti,p
present season / bushels nt clean spring
VIII mt cn .tild of only niue acres. The
variety, we arc iulormed, is the little
club wheat.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

Brick Poinyroy who Slo lte'l /" er the
assasslilir irl,n of Linco.n. t"nfrIera'e
Stste Senator TooDbs of Gror- ia, aud
Moshy tlie guerilla. are all in 'ns he
I3d,ef4i ssSeinent AMI worsin2i 10 f4yor
ol oelnt Inc 70 < usry fad.c4's
must W proud Of their com! any.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

ra.pun-tbllty resting u ,olls their ~iinai.
,i,as lshs, have re !ls1ii-.b'i y th't
thpv >hentlI we'I,i,. With. clnei"r aud
with lmp'rL,ilty. No on.
wtl l.Hy HE assumption lha1 "''
entrance Iufn, parry c'ucl> WITH All
prnI anIuy re,t,let Tie sic IN e.
Mr M.uchrll ~ next Gnne !. otiir> /.
senator. al, ths. oh hef a-suuPfiot u =
r.lusal Ia - ut, sl:h c.hsn> tl#t
re>ntt In the >..i.ofsen 't soill2 otstef
prominent k publican.
therefore the qaestio" as to III"
,deis b,lny "f g"n. M" c'icn' /"
que which should be most thoroughly
Why good X pnb!iea's are al >r"tf>
al same miner and more repr srn'a
tive Republican lhan NJ Mtrhe
>h,u Il i,. elected Jn>t atit y our ! -
Staae t.ecih.n. il Was charged III an
/, >t,rn i,nrnai. hat The tlct,'y III
Oregon ~ la>t June. VAS u.e NlcI"'y
III "a particular entp t"inn ia ihi'
), tie aud vas n"l ii RrnbIlca" tr'.
an, ia This char a W. >r'"n@!l
,.n.rd by tn Epn'I'ea" l""'"" "t
k-,s. bYlcail, III, lnhul~ # he Lc-l
tnr,. are dr sg"'iitd lntoa c,ucn~. ~hsch
All r,.>,lt ~ tie >e.ccln 1t the
lr,i>ioncl attorney at that t"i,.ratIun
uii mt hl,d sit,r.s he .i'tmaiih
-4li,-tanilatcd ! y aIn, the R,pubIlcan
,.r.y uf Oregon c,n,nH aii' ii I" ,dcct
Mr. Mi,ch,h. II has been ch ,r.cd
tor Iic twn last EN- .tr In ti.l~
Staff, that $uoli PATTY Mas cnl'l"isc cal
~ palth n.ar m'lnlr',. the >.n'fic
ciItr.r iia, Weakened The rarLy. ansi Il
such cln'ge bad been believed b, tie
u ",.lc It w,n b. ,ivte"t~d lu boll,
81, st "n>. Now, lei the tpHcl!nery III
The party he n-c,i ns such c"rporais"n
t,r the seicott al lis "~n attorney a.
[ ,rted States Senator ntrl Ii. cn.r-'.
h..c"tn", t,netbc nni y. xat''n,. /,
wtl nai H., t,t aliuw u, h i. r. uit> La
ilc stigma Il HE oanrt hlr" lhr
Il, ,lnn.lcun Iaity - Gag u ty one
;lrticniar lhd.tniual a. rpnf.tn'n
neeuin,. hAc,i pud real. .uG H. d"lm,n
,,,,, Ia ,,,,-..tt ta,ers al ouce away
TY,,.,,.i..,t II ~. ,t,a.l.. -. Ore ,r
may h., i;.pah,.c.t.> Lnt II is til, H.,
...,,u.>c that lie, an sti-h ~5a".> t,
t.,,t, taAt Il., ,at bc transferred ai
fh,. - III .n..,.l. a,nrr + he t,a,!,f> l.,
,.,'.r.t,t, aI ntr,f l.
.t...f,,,k,,. r.,,,,.u. ,u'.. ,L. i.rfy !.
,F.,.r,.a...., IN. t,,t,.r,
H.. ...,..a,..n nai.ne,o.,u.dtn Ia. "a
Mr. hI,h.U u.h h., C.tt,d S.aa..
>.n.,,.,. I'm, nt.v,it -, ,'i,,,.t,
,,.,,. i. th,.l.. R.,nI.,,.an Senate.
.... -. >.t,t..,t d..
10 ., H.. .I,.r hand # H.
.E....,,f...., ,h.. l....,-l,,t,,,
,,, a.,.,t...l ,..,.,,... .Ial...
,n.t.u, - u.d.r ,he d,.,ai,on II !.
,nr,.., ,l ,.o- .er,n
,,,..,.t ~.,t.., vl,,, u,ll l,,,i,.
,....,.,.s.t., ,,.,,t,. ,,,-;.y.a .t
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

I'VE GREATEST VARIETY OF GOODS
L "n NJ ,chin,ry in the STATE at is..' lowest
,s>ihle prtccs. ,nktI ne given when desired.
kcn' inher. wa put n" mans n"ts IN the Banks
either IL Item. Portland "r san Francisco.
W ADts. RRON n $50.
Salem. Juna |, 1871. Ii ms
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-31

I'VE are here "a again call tie rnl at
t:,ose vaAtstA Rspuhl4cans upon whose
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19

- Sn Scout, Soma forrerte Elm
Monn nomen6 Orion etnen anrern noz
mems 8raeY in einem @aloon gum
Oder; auf nad ibm III fhieeen. Gr
fpe,oe l@ pcr Der &u9el cuden. Bracp
1doe uno traf Diron In ben l1nterletb.
Der Suwuneete fob unb 8rocy @deB
TIN nod etnmal, otesmal ourb's 6er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19

cent nod europa, tebrte BET cem Aua,
bru&e bt5 Baroertrtesea 0861) mad
Nmertfa 3urld uno rpuree Sterf Ger
MrtiQerie pes @taates @i6tcnfn unp
lpdter ee5 Staates Snotana. @r parpe
jepo1 nidt einaemufert, neil Der &ritQsz
miniiter feline Nrtiueriez& esimenter DON
Snbiana wlni6tt. Sbne cine beiimmte
@teQuns CUR M,nee ein;unebmen, purpe
Annefe ais MrttueriezG tef bel Sen. Mc
@!ernanp aaaciteut, etus NIT Benz elben
na@ SprinQ0elo, SQ., uno dberuabm
i'm Winter 1862 pas Gommanco uber
Elm Snfantsries 0e9tment ets Staates
@t6cpn{ip.
SIN Sabre 1868 i9ieo ct In 6oloe etz
nes @onHifte6 nit leinen goreeleBten AUG
benz Wilitdrperbanpe.
Nad Dem &tieee trat Annete w|eoer
in tie pre1t. ST mirfte nah e%inanoer
an BEN ~@njei9er oes Wefens" in 81.
Souls uno an Der 1868 oearunceten
~Neucn Wslt". gin Sabr 1piter fam
Ct nod @btcasc;:m no er 1bon frIber ee>
melen, muree gum Msenten Der DeutlAsn
@e|eul9aft gemdb!t uno 1T in ntelsr
SteQuns big gu ieinem 9ore tbatie &C.
welen. Stine Nrbettsfraft ,par uner>
idbpRi9. ct Bat mte aus lstnen reeelz
mabieen Beri9ten eri9tli@, Ieltf In Der
3ett mad Dem Geuer, in welaer oer
Deutlden geleQibaft gar teine MEheI
our Ytrii9un9 ~ftonpen. @ielss une@uz
ties fir BE @1nnancerer ee!ban.
Grit Dor >cenisen Mouaten fibrte Ct
ee(tdyft uno eefrdfti9t BON eipem ledsz
moratli4en llrlaub surlf. Gr bate
feline alte @utter nod Dor itrem 5sturz
Qan0e iebsn mo1en> nun (iberlett fe tbn.
@eine leBte &rbett par Der eefsrn ners
bFentlt6te 8s,iht rea ct am Sonntag
Mittaa, 9erare IL Stuncen Dor fttnem
Eope pst1onli@ BET Der Nsca:tien Der
@taatsseituna abaat.
Mnnede binterlabt cine 6rou unc metz
rere ermadiene&iarer. 6anft rube fstne
NlGe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19

a~t,aelanster aru,er {taltent(9er Mueman>
oerer TT NIT ben. BON 2irerpool ,toumsn>
ben Dampfer StolY Elm 3peite: BON 500
x6pftn gefolst. Die Beb5rbe I'm Cattle
@aroer nets nt6t. tpas NIT ben 2euttu
o%nfan9en. oa fat ldmmhi9e au5er
Stanoe flnb, 1@ itr 81po ~ pereisnen.
20 leu:n rod mebr SdiFe NIT dbnli>
Den Saeun9en untertpea6 lefn, unb Die
Sade 9smtnnt BEN @nldetn, oae bic
fabelbafte "Gclenifation Societp", pelde
ttele NuSwanrerunS psranla6t, pieles
NIT @fnebmisun9 Der italicntldsn &e>
9ierung tbut, wel6e ii6 ouf otefe Weile
ibre 2a5aruo!s Rom 6aulle l9oft.
SIN q nnapolis Der Gapitale
be6 @taate5 MarYlanp. woro bic Dem
perforbeuen Sberridter Ganey Don
leinem 6sima!ftaate erri4tete Statue enlz
biQt.
- Mm 10ten fd III Wempbi5 ter
eri1e Sdree, otto In 0ittle Hod, Mrt.,
no ct crei 3ou to@ lag BET ftrenser
&6Ite.
- Sn ct. Soc fano t9 BET otr U.s.
re&nun9 Der !6afencoQefter Nano m
nit $4,000 i'm &ldaanoe, otwobl e.
8laubte tetnen Gent f@ulpie ;u ietn. 8et
ndberfr unterluaun9 erfldrte l1@, nads
Dem &anlom pa6 @elb bereit5 erleot Die
5a&e o!8 Elm Srrtbum in Der 8udflb<
run9 auf \
- Sn @bica9o bat pie Sfaneinaoier
Banf fa0irt NIT $225,000 5hulp an
Iejpo1ten. Sat Die 9anSe ltanoina<
piide Ber6iferuna Der @taot nadte bet
Der Banf tbre @elblfte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19

2tel, @retftwalbe, @d5nemanos uno 10
metter entbalten dbnl;4e @hilcerunosn
elmer aweiten Clint futb. Mm Minme6
mar eer 9r6sere She'll pon @reif8m,lce
unter Wahsr unp in ben Strasen isnss
lebbaften Stdot9en6 fauo pie Sniee 5
Tub tief. Die @slammtSab! Ger Sci
Strelluno 9si9eiterten 8abrjeu9e tetrus
ubsr 80.
AQe mad 3inaa, Dart unc 5icren<
foe setIriaen Jildsrboote ts6aren ii4
auf Dem 8open Der Stlte. Yst Geno'B
itno SO perlonen er.runfsn unp ldmnt<
!i6e Der &dite entlana onidsiasn Bsmobz
ner ftno rutntrt uno leioen Manae! an
WaH er, ea ibre Drummer curb cie utz
beridmemmuns nit SalSwaNtr anssfuut
tup,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-12-26
The Judicial Election.

Judge Orr resigned his position last week as
Circuit Judge, and his resignation was accepted
By the Governor. The Legislature agreed to 60
into an election of his successor on last Friday
but when the hour fixed upon for the election
had arrived, and both Houses had convened fol
that purpose, q motion was made by Senator
Whittemore to dissolve the joint assembly
which motion was carried by large majority
and the election of Judge thereby postponed
until after the recess. Among the gentlemen
named in this connection, we will mention j
Scott Murray and W. Il. Trescot, of Anderson
Gen. s. McGowan, of Abbeville, and L. c
Northrop, of Charleston. Others will doubtless
be proposed by their friends, and it is entirely
matter of conjecture as to who will be thf
successful candidate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-12-26
CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
MALES and F'FiMAI lES.

T1HE undersigned will, as Associate Prin-
i cipals, open this new Institution for Males
and Females, in the University Buildings at
Anderson, on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH
DAY of JANUARY NEXT. The course OF
instruction will embrace all the studies ne
cessary to a substantial and accomplished
education, as furnished by the best Male
and Female Schools in the country and to
that end they will be assisted by full corps
of highly competent Teachers in every Depart
ment.
The Scholastic Year will embrace forty
weeks, divided into three terms, the first
and second consisting of thirteen weeks each,
and the third of fourteen weeks.
Rates of Tuition per Terrn-SS.00, $1,000,
$1,000 and S14O0.
Boarding for Males, including washing, lights,
&C., can be had in the family of Professor Ligon
at $500 pei month, payable at the close of tho
month
Boarding for young Ladies can be had in
private families, convenient to the School, on
reasonable terms; and if desired, number
can be accommodated at the Waverly House,
under the immediate supervision of one of the
Teachers.
One-half of the Tuition Fees will be required
in advancc-the other at the end of the Term.
For further information apply to either of
the Principals for Circular.
W. J. LIGON,
d. L. FRIERSOE.
Associate Principals.
Dec 10, 1872 %