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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

sIsidt nit Der bss wirfli&sn MnfsbIers. Die
aesenwSrtise Bill piirbe muir Der 8crlaufer e'
mes Syaems Der Mustbsiluns br Qdnbereisn
unter cine priSilssirts Glafs, cine llnslsi6bsit
leim, bic niett Ianttipnirt perten fann. @ieIs
lauIsnte ron pipnicren lenfen ibre Shritfe
na6 ienen fsrnsn RssiOnen une wrnu ils nit
gHsib unb aiutsr anfpmmeu, bann wiirsen Ns
feine Ssimlatts Fnbsn. Ollie tpsrtbpc!len Gin.
tsrsien piirpen bsrsits In ben Sanpen BON Com.
paanien lein, bic bic Ipscisle 9sisBsebuns hss
GUnsredes Icsar i'm gcraus Dor Der aassmsinsn
eantsssermeiIuns bssiinitist bat.
Oils pritten Ginpanb ma6t Der pralieent gel
tenS, tae psnn elmer Gcmpasnis ipsSislls eans-
bswiaiaunsen srtbsilt wiirbsn, man ltets barauf
lorafaltis Beba6t ssnOmmsn bat, ale tsn Sn-
eianern sebDriss eanbersisn psnislens 10 lanse
BON bem Staat aassunsbmsn unt purt 8slsBt
sessn bic anTsbIuns untsr benz prssmpticns-
Redbt su I6iissn, tis Der Sntiansr @e6tstitsl
erlsIten Iein pirp. Spl6s &idil6ten nimmt
bic Bill nidbt. Die Nsp gorf unp MOntana
Gilsntatn- Gcmpasnis fam iI6 au9 in ben BE-
Gs btr Sneiansr.9 .9anbereisn ieBen. @lsihpisl
psldsr Watur her 9sfsttsl bsr Sntiansr it, sr
tlsitt unbsI6uBt ben Yripilssisn hisisr Bill &C.
asnitsr. Desbalt, Iast Der prdFSsnt sibt sr
sem Ssnat bte Bill 3uriid, Obns pc untsr3s'@'
net su babsn, unb 3,par neil Ile
1. Der Nem.g unb Wcntana Giis ,-rdbrtt-
Gumpasnis prssmptuns Gcrrstts Az bic era-
unp aublen.eGnbsrn i'm srcBartissn DaaBltabs,
fir eins sepDbnli6s @rssnlsihtna sisbt Gin
pristsaiuui, has ben ssspSbxli6sn prssntpto'
rem Ssrlast pirb.
Sie Ysrleibt tsr Gpmpasnis sroBs 5la1sn
asblsu Qanbsrsisn 3u einem Ssts3sbntsl bss
Minimum grsilss, ben man Don ben wirfli@sn
aniistlsrn fcresrt. Sis bsfrsit bic Gcmpasnis
ron alien Ssitraniunsen, bic ben sewUbnli6sn
yrssmtursn in gsas auf SUl,lanrsrsisn aaf'
erlest wsrten. Se sewSbrt erppslt 10 lange
3ablunssfriit, ais een slniiselsrn tsnrn man
eas 2anb sum aauf anbetet unb alle jsne
gurre6te Icllsn nibt fir .3wede sspabrt wsr-
ben, bic has prssmptipn5-@elsB autcriprt, icnr
bern nur fiirSanssls- unp Manufatur- 3tpsds.
2. prssmptiOnS &s9te in 10 srobsm Wsab-
lfab an Yripat GurpOratiOnsn psrlisbsn ilns
unslsi& unb bsr Yolitif unb ben prin3ipisn
feinslib, bic raS YrssmptipnsseisB IanftiOnirt.
3. Iie Bill srlaubt bsr Gcmpasnie SfliB
suu 9anssrsisn su srsrsifsn, auf Ssnsn nod Ssr
Rettstitel ber Snsiansr rubt. Sir MIL, baB
bic Resisruns ben sinssbOrcuen Stammen 5rsu
uns 6lauben bre6t.
0sssi6net Inhrep Spbnlpn.
gDal9instsn, 3. g., Is Stunt 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Srieffaifen. .


Uott " apnG Sho.o-pr. asfhI y. ?,G
VhSmg Enr MI rs. e,ss POI Spasa S;ss S;n MSpI w.
~ oaY smau gsu'ss' W.. sm. ,T'@VsS' SSs$ hv Gu
mir, nit ben 5inserm nit su nabe au tcmmsn,
tenn Gle pi6sn, bic iunssn Damtsn linb G
biBs tiBlit > pie sefalen mir Sbnen? All
right. Sbr grisae bat uns rett gepliest, be-
lsnbers ba mir pernabmen, tab bic auten Sort
Waynr nod Mae frilt unb munfsr linb.-
Was? 3 pber a 8efruten Iteben auf parabe,
um it benz Ripper'ihen Mrniee. GprpS an,u-
itliebsn2 yob SoppeIituppellapprement, Sas
finat ia bullp fir has neue WGper iult 70 fort
aebetelt, lieter Mlter, 8 aebt fampS. SeQe
StbIen tpolIeu mir In Ssrisben Ialfeu; penn lie
uus ater email Az nabe fpmn,en, bann bats
a'Idbelt.-look out fir RipperltT6e
: or m
ygIt taoslPgtH ya-2r. !. y. W.-
Sple Wt'mnn9 " p'e t,VI.ge. 2pir IIeasn nhs
lVpH ,ih SefaHs aul SgIe gswul3le Ctouen.
gas o'atI lou Sgnsh woVehI1S angela"oI wel-
psn. Spren gpwI W'pIIgeH anI'lag an 0en
su.tn aaen ~. eptsp.aH gaoe@ WT s.lua.; 9
rem: babel Icbien eS ,lns as ob er 1aaeu ,po(Ite
,,tparte nur, bu YerbpIter Sdelm, tct Mil bir
-frisele |" Slid auf
or o n,
tItseMr s'--Sf. y. g.LsS'I O. eaDeh an
Ss sslWrNSsh. Serem e'e'aW t0Hheh w'T
"''p' eH'lP'eVe"'
Canton, Sbic. - Srn. g. R.- 3rei
famolc Yiasn auf einen StIaa! Rsdbt TO- lie.
esr utter. pal uns geIreat, SSn Spnen uno
leasH @aes.s" n,I YaEntlsa SMo YellsPen an w.
rsn. Weeen SN Spleh y!am neV ntgt a9I,
PENN I aap T. & em paal tapps!!VpIss NLw.ller
lspeel prs'H lspen. Slhp cshH ee OemolIateii
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

Aufnabms; pr. 3. II ebsn 70 suserfcmmsnb
ale fIeunbIi&, ps6balb sr T& aud sinsr 3abl'
asi&en aunbf&aft rrfrsut; ieimsn GaRsn isrpirt
Ct sIsi&faas nit hsm famsien .eassr" hss
pm. Bed, uub wem's na& Deimburssr" oesr
vS&pti,sr" ssliitet fann aud nit Sisisn Gs'
Iitatei1.n sru ibm bstisnt psrhsu. RSse her
suts uSafpb" nod Iause Ieben unb hem mii'
tsn @anrusr iists Gins pillfrmmsns Ssrbsrss
bieten.
Gas 0sitere iibn msins ,,Ssiu6sreiit" mill
i'd bis ,ur na6ffen Summer tsr nStaats'
.3eitins" psridisbsn, iOna m0ats man ssntsn
i'd batts ~,u tisf in's @Ias sssadt," uns las
aS1ts i'd ni&t serns bSrsn.
8. @eers &ipper.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

,,CIVIL RIGHTS p - Der in 8remunt,
O., putli,irte .,Gpurisr" pom II. Suni tsrit-
tet 5plsenpss: Die Civil 8isbts Sil, welhe
Der padsrs 8umpf GOnsrsB tros bsS gstp
graiissnt SOtnipn's annabm, i6eint Iosar in
BEN ,,Isyalsn" Staatsn ni&t isbr popular su
iein unb ielbf bic S6alfinper Ifssn cine stb-
nsisnns sessn bic SSes bsr amalsamatipn an
ben Sag. als nor eimissu Sassn bic @biilfr
uns S@ilsripnsn hsr. Sunutassi9ulsn bon
williamsburg, be-. Neu yort, sinsn llmsus
bisltsn ipsissrtsm T& bic ainbsr, wsIts bic sur
Rstbotifm-sir4t in 6rausfKabe ssbSrsnbs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Nemer Wrofsrie
nnb 9emti@er Tra&ten : 3abem

abec. Gecras
bsna9ri9tist a9tunsssoI feine lrtunbe unb
Sas publiium iibebaupt BAT Ct tinsu ususu
Grneerie unb' Ieuti@en Jrii@ttus
Gahen,
Gde Der Strawberry unb Dews
% berry wiley,
0pil&sn Der Dritten unb 4tsn Sha6s)
srSTnst bat, tpo Ct fsts cine sro6e Muspabl
Wroesrisu, Ssut(tbs frdebtfn, .f.
sa psrfaufen an Sanb balt.
Gum frsunbIi&sn 8siu& label ersebsnl eiu
ateU. @eOrse.
Sarrisbura, SUM %, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

S&uIe tsla&sn, I'M 3ues ben pIaS biutsr ben
S&alern elmer farbisen Sonntassf&uIs einsu-
nsbmen. - Die peremptorii&s Orbres Der est-
rsn ITO fall into line" wurbsn ebenip pertmtO-
rii& absslebnt unr i&IisBi& ma&te bic sanse
S9ule aebrt unp sntfsrnte f&. Inter ben
Nsssrperebrern bat bies sSntsrme,,O natiirlidb bic
srGbts Gntriifuus b'rpOrsuufen. SIN aase-
meinsn absr biaist man pas @rfabrsn tsr
Shultineer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Wieber cine Sombc in's Habi=
fafe Qaaer acfblcupert.


Yraiibent SObnion bat sbsrnials eins 9stc.
butl6aft in bic &eiben Der S&Opbp yatriOtsn
ssldlsubsrt- gBir tbeilen bsrsn 5auptinbalt
b.1sn lleberisBuus mir benz yReabins abIsr"
perbanten, bsuts nit. slus berieIbsn tpirb man
eristsn, ta6 Der praiibent Gin idarfes Auss auf
bic Nsbsaipsfulatiunsn Der yanties bat, tisbura
ten 9armsn iibsr &seOufrufticus- Nabrsssln
ibre srpsartissn S6pinbeI-S -SpstalatiOnen anh
Yerautans Der WatiunalfaiIe su psrbedsn
Iuben.
Oisis 9stO SptI6aft triidt teu Hessr.
ltimmrsdtlan ibrsn pabreu Gbarafter auf uub
wirb ibrsm partsi Resimeut uamsntli6 i'm
@eltsu Gin Gnee MAIDEN belfsn-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Das Berabmte
3ingari BitterS.
Gin ii&reS Mittel sesen
Gbplera!

Dieles wunberbare Wittel purte Dor
ettpa 3wan3is Sabrsn entbedt unb einaefiibrt
pen Or. g. Gbspplus, einsm beriibmten esypti-
Ihen Mr3te.
CT bate lanss ben RanseI irsenb zines Mit-
tells bemerft unb sefiib!t weI6eS 4rantbeiten
BET Der Wursel faIIe unb baburd einen aro6en
Gbeil Der 3eiben abpenbe, pel1en bic menld-
Iihe Gamiie banials untsrpprftn mar.
Diele pittise 5raae bran8te lit leinsm @eilfe
tGgli1 in lebbaften Uarben auf penn er am
Bette Der 8ranfen unb Sterbenben lab unb bic
gBirfungsloigfeit fat aller Der bantals In sc,
traua befinbliden Seilmittel bepbahtete. Das
peranlabte ibn gum gfahbenfsn unb grpertnen-
tiren; unb na1 3ebniabrisen Stabien unb
Wfuben iibereab CT ieinen MitmenIhen baS
wunberbare .3ineari 8ittsrs. Die Wirfuna
bieiss praparats In Mbpsnbuns unb Sur BON
8ranfbeiten mar 70 ,nerfwiirbig unb ifaunener.
resenb. bab bic f9meiGelbaftefe enYsweile tSnis-
liher @unit ttna, btm Grinber, 3u She'll mur-
ben. Sein Hame tpurbe auf bic ,Qilie Der No-
belnianner sefsbt unb ibm cine sulbene Webaiae
nit Der Sn11rift-Dr. 9. GbeopluS, Der Iifent.
lihe @obltbGter-Dpm 8trefSnfg iiberreitt.
DaS Yraparat III In Serf&iebenen CHOLERA.
Gpibsmien fppobl ale Mbpenbunss- mic aud
Seilmittel gebrautt tpprben, rnb 3tpar NIT 70
srpBem GrfuIs, baB IS beinabe In alle bic 5aupt.
5plpitaler Der alien Welt eingsfiibrt pnrbe.
Das alte Spri1wcrt, ba6 cine tln3e 0prlht
70 Sisl wsrtb III ais ein plumb Sur, brGnat iicb
uns nit tpunberbarer Matt auf In 0eaua Der
Gbplera, unb ireenb elm Mittsl, baS unS geaen
bieie i9redlite Seu1e f@ast lollte baber oft
unb ununterbrohtn ansewenbet perben. II.
9lae VatbcIosfn ifimmen jeBt barin iiberein.
bab bas Gbolera-Gtft auf bas Sylfem burG bas
8lut pirft unb bab irssnb fine 3ufamnien1es.
ung, tpelte auf bic ablonbsrnben Srgane cpe.
rirt unb bitielben IN SbGtisieit erbalt cine Mn.
bGufung bes @ifttS abweuben muB, bte btnrei-
henb it, ibre fHrtdli1sn 0elssn auf ben Oraa.
nismus 3u dueern. DiS gilt ntdt nur BON Der
Gbelera, ionbern bon fat alien arbern 2Srper-
leihsn, anb namsntlit ben Ssri&isbsnsn 8iebsr-
Mrtem.
Das 3tngari 8itters II serabe elm ioltss
NittsL wie % bte pbtsen 3ufGnbe erbeif@en.
Sc tpirft auf bic Orsane bsr s(blonbunms ,inb
8luneniguas, inbem % beite In pollfGnbiaem
@isi9aspidbts bSlt. Dislss gittus III aan, aus aus
Wur3sln unb Arautern 3ulammense(ett unb 70
i&Sn sinesri9tst bob tsbss Organ eas0n beriibrt
unb belebt tpirb. Gein @ei9mad III anseasbnt
unb feine gBirtunsen prompt anb baueritb. ID;
3ablrette Sale Der fulssnben 8ranfbeiteu
linb babar4 f,irirt purben: Gboiera, DiarrbSa.
DYisntsry, Typbpib uub IypbnS- -Gieter, 8teber.
Moue, WerpenltwG@e, Mnantia, tpeib!ife I'M
rsseImadisfeiten, DYipspfe YIabuna aoltt,
Gcrppbeln, &c. s..i /.
preis Gin Dollar per auartaafnt,
3aupt.Depct am WaInutihaben Wbart
3u harrisburg, "a.
Gum geriauf bet alien Drussifsu, 0aRpir-
then unb Grpssru. ~ {,
S.Ra5ter, ,g
- aaeiuissr Gissutbimsr,..
Suni 28, 1s66.-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
@aeuten.

NgeHteH.
gBir taben bas gsrsnissn, fOlssnee Der
rtn als @ssnisn fir bic ptnniylpanlI6s
Staats,situns" gu nennsn:
Srn. .. SpbnbauS, Sort @ayns, Snb.
Br. 2ailer Nrc. 23O pennfgIp.
9lpeuue, pitiSburs, VA.
~ Sol BeiBmantel, Nrr. GIG
psnn Snabs, Yitt5turs, pa.
6riepenSri6ter Scriba, ebeSnut
Strabe, 9lassbsns Gits, pa:
MnbreaS 3eller Columbia, ga.
peter 0rub Gbambersburs.
Obise psrIonsn fnb bepclmdatist @tOn-
nsmsntsn fir tislss Slatt gu iammsln, @sosr
bafiir sinsufalirsu unb fir un5 gu quittirsn.
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RI Sn GoIse Der ilsbsrfiaans uninsr
SpaIten iIub mir Ieitn senStttst stlias an3si-
gen niat ipsisll einfibren gu tSnnsm; bod iOa
tas 8eriaumte in Der nG&feu Rummsr hsr
yStaats- .3eituns" sebUris sinsebcIt rsrten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Martim Sticb,
Rier6rQuer.

Gbssnat Strabs, iiber bsr Canal Bride,
5arrtsburs, Ya.
Ginem ssebrten pubIifum empfeble Id aus
sesei&nstsn debten impOrtirtsn
S4wetaertas, bas Yf. 40 Cts.
atmburser safe, 80 Gts. per Df,
tn srSbsrsr unb itsinersr NHaatitat.
Sarrisburs, Saui 26, '66,-tf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

Seifes ,imb 2tcbter: Iabrie
Don
q. :. Sisbsr,
Sedfe Strabe, ,wtiden Der @alnut
unb Soutb StraBe,
Sarrisburs, wenn'a.
Gin srcbes Enforcement Seife unb 3i6tcr
ffets auf Sanb.
% Der bSdfe Yrets pirb be3ablt
fir llnidlit. u
5arrisburG Suni %, '66.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

Ipb bes General Gaf. - 6sneral
eetpis SAP farb am II. b. Mts. in Dstrott
Mi6isan, in isinsm SO. qstsusiabrs. Rubs
Isiner Ndbe!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Qnlei9en.
l(usfmmft tuirc aetpiiafctf

pon benz Mufentbalt bes Robert 3int BON
Sort WaYne, Sntiana. Derielbe 1T etpaf6
Sabrsn alt uHb bat bcreitS Sabren tn hsr.
Ser. Staaten Mrmee treulid ssbient Setn
belerater gater, Sr. Srbn t3inf tpObnbaft in
Sort Wayns, bittet Wenl1enfreunee, bic nabe-
re Musfunft iiber leinen Scbn 8obert au gsben
i'm Stanbs lub, ibn (crer aub uns) ipbalp 'pte
mTglib in 8enntnib su leBen.
SBetIelblGtter iinp sebeten, Sbisss an eopi.
rem, pofiir lie uns su Gssenpienltsn psrpFi6ten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
,. 9rdblid, =
&erren' nnt &nabem5,
&chneiDer.

Drttte Strabe, Oberbalb Nprb@Stra6e,
Sarrtsbura ga.
Mn3iise jeeer @rt perbsn prompt unb btais
Ssrfertist. Cine rei&e IuspabI bon
1Iher, Sommerffoffem @eftcn=
5eusen, Salsbinben, 8rdsen &c.
ftetS an 5anb.
I'm ssnsistsn 3uiprua bittst
S.SrSbltd.
Sarrisburs, Sumi 20. S6-f.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
pttIattIptta. Stunt %, 1856.

wbtIattIpbia. Stunt %, 1866.
Msbl( (eupsrf. .)$1175 0si,sn rOtbsr, $2 80
~ ~ pa. u. Sbie.i7oO eaf.r, p.r Bsi. IS IS
RosstnmsbL ;. $50 &oeStn, -. :. 1 20
WslIdfcrnmebl,. - Wslihforn, pB. IS
0tinSl, per Gaa. 1 So Dtisiss pGaa. 2 %
@isb.Marft
SUM- %. 1866.
1i00 Stid ShIahtohlen tpurbsn psrfauft
3u II bis 1S Gents has vfunb, fir Grtra is
bio t6a Gents fur sienlite bis quite, unb 13
bis t4a fir sewSbnIi6e AaaIitat.
9iibe linb unSsrGnbert: $50 Stiid Ser-
iaufttn au $50 bis $50 fir Sprinses, unp
500 bis $50 bas Stiid fir Mil&iiite.
Shmeine bleiben tumpf: $500 Stiid
pertauften au $fS bis $14 pas Suubsrt unb
einise GrtraS 3u STA so.
S9af. inb In gutter Na6frase, 5000
Stiid perfauftea su 6 bis 63 Gents bas pfunb.
o
@eabinG Sunt %. 1866.
Mebl, ertra pei6 1900 S6infen, , pfb. S 20
- srtra ROTH IL SO S4uItsrn t6
- 8amilyi1 90 Ssiten, - II
@sisen, peiber 270 Butter 22
rptbtr, $50 Gier, per HBb. %
WelIbfcrn, 3. 70 GdmalS u %
WelItfornmebl, 80 kartoisln, p8fbl. 20
SaIS per Sad. .22O 3wisbslu Is
o.
Nsw.gprf, SUM- %. 1866.
Mtbl III 5fumtf unb 10 Gents niebriser;
State $3.50 biz $3.50; SbiO $3.50 bis
$l3.75; @efli6ss $3.50 Bic $40; SabIi-
Dies $t0.40 bis $i70O; Ganabg $S.75 bis
$3.50 bas la6. @siisn bic 2 Gynts bbber.
6,smilGtss Beli9furn SO bis: 50. Seats.
Mbistey III ifumpf. .y,s 49,.
9alttmOre Sant:B. 1866.
WM - 5spartltr. Super u. Gut Grtra
$iO.25; Sbippins Grtra $3.50 big $500;
1leinpertauf Grtra $3.50 bis $500; Jamts
lien $f4.OObis $500. &osssnmsbl $500
bis 1925.
0etreibs.-& &ofber Wsisen $500 bis
$2.t5; 0eieer 1910 bic 800; Safer rs bis
u Gents; @sllbfurn SO bis 96 Gents has
Suibtl.
0la6sIamsn 1886 Ills $3.50.
Bbistsy = felf au $2.32.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
WtttSbura, Stunt %, 1866.

allesbtnier-@ 9 ttbmarft
anssbet i@pa4. - gfa1frass sbsnlp -
Yreile fef.
&iutYisb - $3.50 $500 per Str. brutto,
je uad Aualitdt.
S6psne - Ssbr lau; Dar9i6nittsprsis
$9,W-$10,00.
S6afs = 3ufutr fart. Nadfrase aau,
$3.50 $3.50 per Stud. &ammer $2,aO- -
$3.50.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

6. g. Germans 8udftore,
Sfo. ~ Glib 2te Ctr.
5arrtsbarg, pa.
Dsuti9s unb GnsIii@e
Spnnta9sftb,il : Nm6er,
nsbf allen anbern Surtsn
Pi9erh Matsrialifn, ,f. II.
(WbuIelals unb Retail.)
Charters beri1mte
S6reibs nnb Gopir xinte,
aausblins unb 9ur&fsIb's @smif9es
8 9retbsT lai b, ,r. &C.
Ifets an panb.
5arrisburs, SUM- 28:66-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
TabafSmarft.

8laitertataf in Cincinnati - 8entudy 2eaf
u, 0uss $500 = 1000, ie mad Analitat.
Sbio $500 y $4,000. = Birsinta eeat unb
Sralb $500 $4,000. = Rartt fau Hnb
l9wsrfallis,
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~Nst ~h"s ~tth Sssattt-
Die ogittstura Srrt gEayns unb Gbieasr, /"
icpcbl ais bic ,,Waumss unr Spletp" GiIeu.
babn Gcmpasnisn babsn bier srC6s @srfidtisn
ansslsst in psl6sn pisls hsieiss arbsitsr, NOR
unter aud cine idOns slnsabI Dsuil6s bsl6df-
tist ilnb. Gs freut mid INNER su lsbsn, taB
ssuti1sr 3Ieib unp psuti9s aunit bier gu eanst
immsr msbr sspiirhist pirh. llsbertaugt
pcbnt in Sort Hapns Gin bittsres tsutl6es
gSIf6sn, untsr bsnsn i'd sisls aIts Sstannte
traf. Ia III J. 3. Ssrr @ahwirtb Seinsartmsr
fraber in Canton, Sbip psbnbaft, bic 5srrtn
ubrsnma8sr srsuilp u. S6usinssr, bic 55.
SAT. Daum, paifcr Saumann, .. 5obnbaus.
.. WsIfsr unb gS. Safut. ale ssn Gbambsrs-
burg. Teinen 5reunb Sstmiillsr, Gin sutmii.
tbisr S9pabs traf i'd Isibsr ni6t; mic id
abtr psrnabm, 70 iif CT mob hieltIts trslliss
Ssele pis iriibsr, rpb wer fsine Ianss 9ait &C.
trrbt babsH nil, her laiIe bic Singer ron ibm.
Wabrsub msinss gufsnibaIts in 5t. @ayne,
bate i'd bas gsrsniissn, 5rn. R. Strp.
bel ben jcpialsn anr trensfetlen 0aliwirtb.
ssssnitsr hsm GOurtbauis, nabsr fennsn su
Isrnsn, NO siniss @Iditr he's trsfai6tn 9ef.
i&tn G,uifsniaftfS bintr bic Sinbs sssudtu
purSen. Tfr hrolIise Nirtb bisIt msius eat.
musfsIu faf tsifanhis i'm Sdpunss 70 baf
10, am has ScrRen meines fcrpuIrntsn Baud.
ls'ns su serbiiisn. msinsn sufsntbaIt bel ibnl
tfi6lsunissn muSte. Ran mub BEN Brat
tbss" nur ri9fs prlisbsH Isrnsn, btnn icnf
mS&is man feline suisn &iss ibsl tsutsn. uni
mie Gin YerbliiHtss ..@ranbsrn" haifsbsn.-
3iir siHsn isbsn fsinr pisIsn @das bat sr m.tf
sinent sutsn SiiIsm unb famci,n ,,ginnes",
aud Gin sutes @Ort.
gbsr aud bsi msinsm artunb Seinsdrt.
nsr Fusst man siHt rEeus unb riSt bsHIi9I
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-09-21
HINTS AEOUT WORN.

The crops that now require attention are:
BUCKwHEAT, which must be cut before frost
hurts It, and if put up in neat gavels, the tops
being bound to she'd rains, will go on filing
out, so that, though very few grains may have
been fully formed at the time of cutting,
there viii be few not filed out at the end of
a few weeks,-and
TOBACCO, which is hopelessly damaged by
& slight frsot. IF tobacco has grown well, the
greater part of it viii have been cut before
the cad Of the first week in September.
RooT CRoPs may generally at this season
receive some attention. Weeds should be
pulled when they appear, and the ground
kept clean. The soil may often be stirred
especially among carrots, to great advantage,
and the best way is to run subsoil plow mid
way between the rows. Turnips need hoeing
and thinning, and cabbages constant hoeing.
PoTAToEs. decay Of the vines indi-
Gates the maturity of the potatoes, and early
sorts may be dug and housed at once; but if
there is any appearance of rot, leave them in
the ground. 1t makes less work to dig only
the sound ones, and the decaying viii be
chiefly over before the last of October; how
ever, it may pay to dig and market early.
CoRY, which promised so very little in July,
probably never looked better in August than
this year. It is onIy.a little late. Do not top
it SO as to expose the ears to the frost, GER
tainly not until it is thoroughly glazed. Go
through the best pieces to
SELECT SEED CoRN.-Trust this to no hired
man, but do it yourself. Select by feeling
ears a little above medium size (no monstros-
ities,) close, firm, well tipped over, tight and
full at the butt. Mark these in some way, as
with dab of paint, or by tying string
around the ear. Then in the husking these
may be unhusked, or broken off and then
husked, leaving the husks attached. Finally
select from these the well ripened ones, and
those with fewest irregularities, false or short
rows of kernels, and braid them up in strings
for thorough drying.
SEEDING TO GRAss.-Grass seed may be
sowed alone On good soil, on which fine com
post has been narrowed in, and, if the ground
is not both poor and clayey, viii stand the
winter well and much better than il sowed
with winter grain. Oats and buckwheat are
occasionally sown as a protection to grass
The grain should be sparingIy sown. 1t dies
IN the winter, but affords the grass mulch
SoILING.-Wheat and rye are sown thi
month for early soiling crops. Next spring
as soon as the rye is ft to be mown, its feed
ing daily viii produce very great difference
in the yield of milk. THIS is the earliest crop
Wheat follows soon, then very late sowed rye
hen spring sowed oats, corn, etc. The ryc
and oats viii be off the ground in time fol
summer crops, and as they do not seed, do
not exhaust The soil perceptibly. 1t should
be in good heart and tilth, however. AH,cr
lean AgricHlt,q'ist.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-09-21
farm, Garden & a4qllseholtl,
SEPTEMBER.

Sentember comes with the promise, and
almost the full fruition, of abundant harYests
of all kinds of crops. The summer harvests
we're reported varioasiy from different sec
tons. but on the whole, we believe, the
amount of wheat, oats and barley IS fully Up
10 the usual average, as well as to just expec-
tations. The Hay crop is a little short on an
average, and in seme sections It viii be i'm
peratively necessary for farmers to make the
most of the straw and corn fodder, and we
drop the hint that it is easier and cheaper to
buy straw at this season than at any other,
especially if the buyer win take it away as
fest as it is thrashed. Corn fodder is best
bought at hus1ing time, especially if thehpsk-
inr is done at the shocks in the field.
This month and the first part Of October IS
the time for Agricultural Fairs. Every day,
Sunday excepted, from the 4th Of Sep
tember to the 20th of November is devoted
ii. some place or places to an agricultural
fair. It's particularly unfortunate that SO
many are held upon the same days, so that
people arc in straights as to which to attend
and which to neglect. This might all be OBJ
waited by little correspondence, or if the
Secretary of the United States Agricultural
Society, which we believe has existence
enough to meet and elect officers, would take
the matter in hand. We can hardly urge too
strongly upon farmers to plan to go themselves
at any rate, and take one or more Of their
sons, to one or two of the best county fairs
near their homes, and if possible to 60 to the
State fair also. There is great deal to learn,
the knowledge Of which win make man a
better farmer, help put notions Of leaving the
farm ana going to the city to be merchant
out of the boys heads, giving them an inter
est in their own profession, and an ambition
to raise as fine grain, fruit and vegetables as
they see, and to have improved implements
and we'll bred stock.
FYe know their are men who would rather
not have their boys get such notions, and
think that the old ruts are smooth, easy go
ing, and good enough, but these are men
who think in ruts as well as work and run
the farm in them. The boys will think, and
read and see, and 1t is harder to keep them
in the ruts than the old fogys think.
There is great deal Of work to be done in
September, bnt it is not all of that driving
hurrying kind like much of the summer aHd
spring work.-4ntatcan AqTieuytlu7ist.