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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-08
THE CONvENTION-GNANT AN
WILSON. sAhE

wusxEvxa there has been an opportuni I
to eyines the strength Of Republican fesli 1
throughout the country. the indications Civ,
have been Of the most unmistakeable chAra
Ter. The enthusiasm manifested ct the '.
rious State, and the numerous county CO
rantious, finds fitting elimination in !
grand National Convention Of ths Republic. !
party At Philadelphia. II is not N idle !
Ihusiasm resulting from, . mere spur of q /.
moment. bes the Development Of deep seat Z
ana patriotic sentiment in recognition Of & |
great deeds which hsve been effected in Il !
preservation Of The country, in safely guidi'
1t through the dj1Hculfies Of reconstruction
and ia the careful management Of the fina,
css in the facsof = fsrge public debt.
The work sau listed 20 Tho earnest me- I,
sent a. delegates 70 Philadelphia. has be-
aoeomplishsd with signal unanimiy, Al
GaAxr and WILsN, tie chosen stands' /
bearers, viii be elected: BY An sserwhslmi,
majority Of the People next November. tn
the Convention meant business aud intend
70 set1e the matter Tor four years moro. Ho.
Thomas Settles. Of North Carolina, v.
chosen President. One vice-Presideut fro
each State and Territory was selected Gs'
Sol. Meredith, Of ''Od Wayne" was the ' il
President Of the Convention from indiana.
Tho platform adopted Is al that could Be, d
sired, ard il broad enough TO enable every R.
publican 70 stand firmly BY the glorious pri,
eiples that have saved the nation and lis i,
stitutioas. We sha Il publish II next week.
The President officially announc
ed II S Grant and Henry Wilso
~ the nominees Het this Conven
zion. s.s4t.a ~
This was %hc occasion Of
fresh outburss ~ applause. ..Whe
quiet was restored, he also 40
aounced tilat he would inform tb
nominees ofthe action OF the Con
vention. The usual resolutions
thanks to the oftlcers1 Of the Con
venuon were adopted, aud a.
President then read The follo~in
despatch from Vice Presid en-, 70
fax. T.y.at
4aE a. te.-a
WAsHlMGroH, DC June, 8, "a.
John ". Fosssr, IDsissa Delegation =
Accept for yourself and delegs
ton my sincere gratitude for you
gallant contest. ! support you
ticket cheerfu!ly. Men are moth
ing, prisciples everything Moth
isa mast arrest . Repu blican tri
umph until equality, like libert.
from which it sprinss, is uniyer
sally acknowledged, and the citi
zenship OF The humblest become
Q sure protection 'sgainit outrag
and wrong, ~ was the ROMA
citizenship Of old. - SC
SGHrrLEs CoLrAxs :
A co.ased delegation suggests
that the band play Aud Lang Syn
vhilethe audience was going on,
and the suggestion ssadopted.
The Chairman. q ten minnie
past four. with few words {
thanks, declared the Conyentio
adjousned, sine die "
..E-fftt rs
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HEsAY xfLs5s's Eoa sAry6s,


The Soudl nntioi of Sonat1r HSNRY
WILSN 81 Mas acliS scttS for Vice
Presl Led. n 10 eyesS respect Id
mirable. and will be everywhere
heartily and honestly supported by
Republicans. An Indianian might
naturally prefer his fellow Hoosier
AR. CoLrax. who has served 90
long and faithfully aud with such
disfinauished honor az Representa-.
i've: Speak6r ana vlco Ffesident.
vitheutEs Y touch softl shonorin9
suspicion or Q reproach, OF mis-
conduct even from his .opponsnts,
but Mr.. Wilson rel iaces ,hiIn IN eve.
n tespect Of pusity OF cnsYacter ct.
fective ability and political exps-
riepoe. And he adds 10 Ahe ticket
TIE, allYan,aae, Of > GENERATING tha
csndidates Nv . wider spsce fiian q
Stafa Nina. M. Co1rAx xould have
,strenstheued ,us IA this. ono OF the
snivossl. States but We have no
tear that he viii NOT lend his best
effort. to the nominations becauae
snothsr hoa hen nrefered for a
niace ihat ha lono aoo. debated hi.
des;rc IA leave He h.rlnan taken
A. IN v0r,l ana 70 miaf, am iustlv
comnisin iIi.k his serions. det:lsral
t;oes r. ser,o.slv1scUeneed ITo
t,,;., sJcre sI,niieva hc 'Av.
vh.,svs- S;.snn.,;ntm mi tha 6,.f
h.,irs r.. Va P-as;.,sr. .nst.,asc
,n.r rrc.srccy .fha h.a nat trniy
rr;..;i. -. ,.;n.eif hsvera sSb.
rc.ch ~ - ~.orlc, ',,,e s,sror,;,s :
lion vo,,ld bsve hecn "a certain =.
lie .L;.s,s -.rd ,;s late .cncesa;n,,
- ~. -, - re- n.n. - Io.,,,.- 9
lac s"o :. ~. =. IT. y. -. s,.o-nro, go.
49, ~. - : 49, r nNl~Is..s M; s
s.;ss 60 =. .a., E;msc,f rSn- ss5s
.,;S.Is ~ sI.a .scona co., = ana
$780,. 49,. ss'srn.s .hss, =. -
i,ve.r. ala H.vsa : noor farn;a,j.
nov Tho ocnnired the md ments
Of an s.luc.,icr no. h;s own ,,frorts
and heonn hid active cSreer a. =
= .hoamsEar lie follove.l ia trad !
/, for some vee,a At Nati1E sYrts Ills
force "A character and in:e,iccY
nushe5 him. forward 70 n mars
nrominent nosita,n. and at twenty
eioht no MCCAIN. locally conspicn.
ous .s An MATHEMATICIAN t,.e cantiiac,y
If General Uo,,;.oa, .He,gservcd
soma vc.,. in. the rlI.s.schnsetts
sLeoisi.tnre. : vi,l,o.aeflieiencv and
,crsea;As In 1sx8 he. left. The Who's
and st..che.l himae,fa 4a1hc FREQ
Soil rartv ,hen making the fra,
Il for,r;daNie oyoanizet, 5res;stanc ~ "a
siov.rv 51orjr etinn For ton years
hc ovncd and EDITED the 'Kostou
Rennhlican u rrec Soil iorsoar and
for fony vcars vas Chairman of the
STATE Free Soii Committae a
1s5a he vas elected q ia Con.
ei;tn,ionai convcntion and ran I,
Foo Sn;i csnd;da,e Cnysrnor
II lax IL waa e,ec,ad to IN.
11a;.o., 49, S..s.s Sonsto ~ s.oA oad
Eliza Ewo-ats ard h.s eva,
.;nca NOV .ev antean ve.r. 4 bcen ,
snns,,;" ~" oons;s,.nt ,a.noc,oi
sua .,ows.S.,l 'ssnro-.sr "nf ~.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-08

SINGULARIrY IN SOUND While
the name Of the liberal candidate
Tor President sounds like GUER-
RILL-LA.:.that Of the Vice President
sounds like BAarRArs. B. Gratz
Brown) Tha people take it for
GRAINED that both these pests win
be ex,erminatcd By November
next. ~, 81 -. ma
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ME- Smith, I wish to speak 70
you moment privately. Permit
mo to take you apart Smith
(who wasn't the least bit frighten-
ed). Certainly, SIR, il you viii
promise to put me together ogain
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McQnoND. JUNEls, 1879.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TICKET

For Governor, =
Sse., THOMAS n. DnOwNE,
OF Randolph.
Lieutsnant Governor,
= LEpNlDAs SEXTON, 81 Rush.
Ccngrsssman q Large.
ODLOvES. ORTH, Of Tippccanoc.
, v.aaca -sc6ssrGhy Of Stats fAtesl
,aiy gNsn. ". w. CGRDYs o. vise. Te1
.nitaatuan sAudiAsso Il etsts,-ia, -, =
JAMES. n. WlLDMAN, - Howard.
Trersuser Of State, grad
. JOnNb b. GLOVER, Of I.awrcncs.
20 asi HSpsster o. Suptsme Court,
Col. JAMES .. DLACK.o Of llaries(
Clara Supreme Ceast,
CHAKIED SCOLl., Of CLARK.
supssinteoda Mt Of Public Instruction, 2.
BENZ. W. SMITH, Of AnSiOp.
Attorney General, 7s s.1 z
JAMES r. DENNY, Of KNOX.
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Hon. Reuben A Riley, Of GreenRsA, 10
recommended by correspondent d tho
indianapolis Journal, As candidate 70
large, our State being en-
titled TO two,
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Tqs. seuinaaioa Of Horace Greeley y
nothing 10 ~ fun there will be ct the Goo
Tsmplers' Rntertaipmsnt on Thursday, Jsnd
sogh, IN Lyceum Hall.
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The Marion Chronicle he'd o
form pied last week. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.


PauIIuhmted the Department Of Buildings during The week end
South side Echtrsrsst feet essierlv from Masousve
4story and brownstou ess dwellings, each eI60
south de or sr,t feet east Of Man-ave +sioy
aeAss dwellings, each 2oE50i John
McC0OL
Souhas corner Of Mdonsve Rehtrsrs,st Asiory
brick and brownstOne tIsi dwellings, IS0 and 2OI3O OWL
n, John NcOoOL
Nohese and
GItcass dwellings 6 lII0 and 43x5
J. T. Mccormick.
North side Of Forleths feet Snbsvs reA 2story
BRICK stable; 2614; owner ?. J. Peter
ave rear hreeSory bek workshop lE5 Bridget Daily
10 keyerthare three story brick factory 4sI63
SoTb Se q Madisonve IS feet soufh Of FOyhs two
story bIoNnone trelsts dwellings IL AID SIIoO
south ne Of Py-seons $50 Of Frsave t~o,tOry
enemenls and stable each Kbi Ses
ter MuTDhy.
elsss stores 258T aud l20; r. K. Linde Co.
West enihst trear thTeesoy bnek stable 1880
over, CALVIN Oakes.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
BUILDINGS REPORTED 49, 1914
479 Eghhare unsafe coping aud staircase H. g. Haze
ger. lessee.
30 70 Dsy-st unsafe rear wall. Theodore Beach,
No wall VIM A. White
no 90 Grand-st wall VIM A. White Son sgcnts
No Grandst front wall, VIM. White Son agents
Grsndst unsafe front wall WIN. A. White Son. agents
No chimneys, ". W. De Forrest
South-st, unsafe chmneys, A. D. Polhemu, owner
Muberrys unsafe generally, Charles OConnor, owner
No 277 CsDs, unsafe WALL arches &, Jonathan Edwards
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Friday, Dee. 20. 1872.

EEw-YoRK Friday, Dee 20. 1872.
There were no public sales contaminated at the
Exchange today James NJ Miller put the premises located and
EIzabeh, which knocked sI6075
(No sale)
Of Wm NJ Howlsud Of property
located No l99 Churchst and adjourned until the 2h
sale TO be under the direction OF John A.
property n0rtEery de Of Twenty
th-st,l eas,ery from 1hiri-ave
Gooenough Weber report having recently sold the
Broadway
bnek building, With lot No ISIS rhiri.sve. for S2t720
held yesterday by Jere Johnson, North Kingston
Ulster COUNT L. resulted the disposal Of about $50 for
aggregate $4,000 regarded quite successful
The property located adjoining the town Ams the WAIKIKI Val
Railroad through, and depot to be located the
The held the Music Hall 10 the evening and
very largely attended
But one sale is noted 70 be made tomorrow;
Saturday Do H.
b. Hngh Camp legal sale under the direction Of David Meure
25I located the eaery side Of Jast 70 feet
Borher from FTont to be sold tie Commercial Exchange
in Brooklyn. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

The Diary Of the Beegei Resident needs eOnendos nom
Moks. Versailles pronounced extremely nerssanr At
home disputes from Metz in the Journal he
place Of honor among The var eonrspondenee Of the per0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

completely the truth Of the 'Beseged ResdeaPs
rboraed By contained in the diary which the author
psnnsd diligence aud persistent observation Some Of the
from the ultra papers and oonjaHe
little anecdotes brighten the heavier portions
diary veil enIghteu the points relating
progress The siege Tbese cssuoy remarks aorl bat
aessre Of this comprehensive and written
We have however aossned rom closer sxsmnstOa 81 the
foresisng which viii be Parts
the printed Tor the first and thus
ave which N u imperfect state reeevei vita teat vor
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

tie Besecel Resident led life Which reflected 20 his fhia
r,yes sems h Of and Of that very variety
which one would frcy ths lie aaoag the population Of closely
inverted city NUT be aeae.enLn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

"Nany -h- letters equal descriptive execution The ines fna
Hons Of similar novels Carss Ffedsncs
he Great The Of Metz which the fullest
c abound gh call sketches ar nature Iss
5e,erufnn Of tie Battle " Sedan . a masterpiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

Most sgsmea value for all purposes Of The eomDHncs
ions ps.hcd IN THB DAILY NEWS the enteal events
were evolving themselves Of this eorspondenes that the
,v,,smae efforts made this eogI 10 sseeo TIC
al..c Freaeh peasants tCoz their ase'
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VANITY FAII

peculiar eynic about the remarks Of the Resident
uokv chance which shut this keen oisyaut wter
Paris. elected sTapaic account OF the siege
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLY REvIKN.

"The personal element these esn un4ueonsbI hai
them their charm certain that the tesate nts
ard WORTHY Besegea IS the cbroneer will
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"The Be.eysd Resident kea-sglted q The World
7elg sometimes even Whimsical huno reercasy reports
Incidents heard Of The entertaining author
shot lie gsrA 4 .ht FORTH
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The trsnscn3eat stride which THE DAILY NEWS has nsc
during the Displaying Suddenly brilliant supremacy over "a s'A
poanes has naturally excited boil curiosity and adnFaloa
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"The letters Of The Beeged Resident from Psrs Of great IN
hey appeared time line 'THB DAILY NEWS
They give lively and the description Of
Affairs in Pans durag Of is isolation o the Of
France Other pabshel which viii
complete picture likely valuable
certainly snd elsewhere
much fullness Of detail"
The high Of the ordinary literary contributions 70 rHR
DAILY NEWS" fo0wiaz Rs Of
reprinted sRsnsh suoas all Of ~Aob
have n s
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mLrSrRArEn TTNEs.
LnNnnN sOrIETY-

The letters from the Besiege Resident always raoY
lnI thoroughly unique N their matter As IL tter syls'
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NEW. YORK TRIBUNE.

"'rHE DAILY NEWS sanccd al other European journals
he faIuess pronplness and accuracy Of iis EesA'
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SPECTATOR.


"The Dsy Of Bereged Resident in Paris viii certainly form
srKsbe Neor.s Of noHentols episode His
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

Pbs- no campaign amply satisfied GU
modern trss for picturesque Tie description Of the battle
rvote rcas ke page Of Tsta and for awful n'sSes
sh stand by he side Of Tlucydes narrative Of the plague
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superiority Of descriptions of War which furnished By
THE DAILY Is every acknowledged Therefore the col
scoa commentary Bi TIE connected exposition Of me
events which produced be pronounced the
highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THh DAILY NEWS
.Isd all other journals pomputude eopioasess aDd
- -.. -.
Another reprint THs DAILY NEWS s tho
Diary Besiegsd Resident Pans" Of Which tic following
ham
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.e been expressed.
TIHES.

Tie missing Of the BeAgd Reert way inferior
those the columns Of contenp
style Of writing that reminds Of Mr Bsrns osborne'
taug-s style the Pansans and the sge lent themselves
felicity lie Of putting commonplace oeserr
nOns way, generally tslng, and often isgng.7
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ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
EXAMINER

ITO ctcse these letters Is sunerluouI their marvellous ahh
scclTscy universally Acknowledged a. tey appese
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rHR DEUTscHE zETUSG pERLGy.

N . tb, mO. important contribution tie history
lie rsrr have
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Gounirp Real Gstats tor Sal
Gounlrp propertp 10 Get.

MARKET GARDENING.-TO LET on shares,
vi good LAND fruit ke center Of % Apply
West Elizabeth Railroad depot
TO LET-A FARM of 80 acres, all tillable
and meadow land together with The mansion house barn. stables
crage bAhin beautifully situated The banks OF the
Shrewsbury half mile from the depot az Rel Bank pleas
ant from Long Branch partly furnished VIII sommolae ~
basnisrs Andy early 20 ROBT ALLEN. JR, Red Bank, j.
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TnE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Earlier and other paper has ETea aboa
Tie var La appeared il THE DAILY NEWS"
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NETWORK TINES.
NEW. YORK sATIoS.

This collection OF valuable contribution tie history Of
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fonnc:r advertisements
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Manufacturer
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THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

NEWS" Dubkzled
sale twelve editions having already red ssboiae are SN
the criticisms Of IL contemporaries England and eeEsere'
MORNING POST.
Tie Ehoe correspondents forms serles o. ga2ais asA
ATHESEUs
Ofa the contributions history Of the war tiers nsHe n'r'
useful he volumes before u.s."
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
"Te Special Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS have sn
parsed Of al employed BY Inc shsr oaFHa1
SPECTATOR
1.-THE DAILY SEvs bssa BY far he richest eor''p"nseoes
OF value aimee tic begaa"
PAIL NAIL GAZETTE.
"The merits os cocsponissee proeureiby TR DAILY Ss"s
depended only pou singular polpuuas bat also on is Ssssh'
excellence a. beng at clear accurate and pesFesaae
SATURDAY REVIEW.
1.-THE DAILY NEWS shown itself Pespusn' n he aeeur7ey
and value Of every knd Of intelligence with regard to the var
QUARTERLY REVIEW
1.-THE DAILY EEws has greatly estngasAed seI S0asoea
The BY accuracy fit aiOrnAnea"'
TIE FORTNlGHTLY REVIEW.
There IL no assa to commend correspondence Of THE
DAILY NEWS 10 persons recall the Of the battles
and Of the terribly photographs pictures Of n'i
during and after the siege
TIE War Correspondents DAILY NEWS have earned FOR
hat ya2ef prsemiHeat reputation"
GUARDIAN
e-,s1e Of TIE DAILY NEWS correspondence has bees
matter Of cs=noa solons,y and genera confession
RPrrrsU oUARrsRLY REVIEW.
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The e-,.s1ee Of TIE DAILY NEWS correspondence has bee'
rastts. OF cssoa aoorety and general confession
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARL EsTOa s. C., FLORIDA POkTs, AND THE SOUTH
+ AND SOUTHWEST.
ssur every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. from Pisr
Ma f9 Norh River at J D. The steamships
IAAEs ADGkk. Capt j. j. lockwood, Tsesog De% IL
GPOkGIA Cspt CaovsLL, Thursday, Dec. ~
MAsHLTTAN Capt NJ. = WoopaULI. Saturday, Dee. a.
ssunor accommodations paehxs ThrOan passage nefet.
sng issued connection With the souh c.Iohn. s.osa
"a ali points North Rsi0sd
"a Sarsuce paipls aud Darlington kA
road and sh Florida pors Insurance By tbs hns ONE
HILP PER CENT free OF commission Bulls Of
suz furnished signed oe Lss Passenger And frsgat
0"''' ~" 80 HENRY T. MORGAN Co. Agsnts
For hrcush freight taa farther isictnasa IN I.si.nos "
through freight, sppy BENTLEY v. hAspELL
,nrrsI agent ssshsrn Freight LSs No. 81 Bssds
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BE DISPATCHED As soon AZ
LOADED.
Iursnss On Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

CNEFTON's PURE COD LIVER 0IL.-Nearly
- free me The best remedy for consumption a ~
complaints general debility. Sc. Pins, - hdi nan pH.% ~ W.
w. sMRYrOH Leeds England, and all Chemists
ITO SHIRT MAKERS, HOSIERS, &c;mIInlee
Il New GALAsHIELs TWILL FLAShkLs and CAa o. s
used ~ All aiding hoiers England Patterns ana Pre i
warisd application Manufseuers JAMES AsKSba
STOW Nils ". GALAsiIEL, n B. and ~ Naooot konl9a -
no AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
II wishing 10 meet with a comfortable HOrkb-try hthhuD,
SONS (Amencsa Hotel Fnsbuduac London near we DAaA
Of England Home comforts and moderate charges
VISITORS to ENGLAND requiring HOSlER1
In Cotton Thread SILK and Real Bbhygsu Of the best
SHIRTS and Coorcd Panneis Dra.ers ana es'
POPE &c PLANIE.
Hoders lovers and Shirt Mixers. Walero0pacef
PAIL MALL LONDON, s. W.
there make prompt purchases IRON the most o'ape
assortment 30 the metropolis
Established IN the rear no.
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THE GRAPHIC.

THE letters are very uaartly writ,en.'
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Eomoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

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anexamplsd iaeihieA .
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nary Impetus during yean from the popularity 70" ~ @
character Of Its Foreign aad General ntcihgnee The ~
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bur nov .eood % no EngiSh Newspaper s constituency
rea m unsurpassed medium for all easses OF Ad'erusnsh"i
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ete,l,ue a. JenS at once clear ami peIaFeqae
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