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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Wabter s Sauie,
(siuc Srou,Illan,.
nllrinigs Gigsnibiimsr

Gum SduB her GniGunun9 brr varfe an
5rpnt Strabs, swiiben WiuIbsrry unp
gSanaillraRr.
gbf6nit I. - Ssi es perfiiat
bur6 ben Common Gcuncil ber
Stabt SarriSburh bnb es nictt asirB
lid srlaubt isn iuIl fir irNrno Ssmanb, pisrbs
an bic Gin,iununI her Varfs in pr arrni
,Strabe, spiihen Multrry unb @IImt Stra.
pc anptncen; unp MGR tieisr SrpUnnans su.
mlter baneGlt, lpll nab llrbsriilhruna per benz
WtaOCr ctr einsm gleermnn Der Smtt in s.
ne @elriirale Spn nitbt iiter brei Collars psrs
talIt perren, wrte Wrlbihaie in slsbrr 9Bsis
ie finsstrisbsn psrpsn iOu, ME biss bel anrr.
rsn gsrinafsn nab psm GjrisBs Der 8alI il.
Spbn .. 3issler
YrIlibfnt hes Common Council
gaiiirt: Mai ., 1865.
gltte iirt: s. Z. 9Bilipu
Ssfrrilr.
Oenfbmi9t: Mai A, 1868.
oliver Gbparb5,
Wlapcr.
SarriSturd. Hai fl. tShS.-3f.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Sic rrfulgten. Il.

Oer Sag batte t6 seneist.
~ Sn rsm ,3wieliate pes abenps
serlieben ber Gltere YoliJeiratb unp Der
iiinsere 9oli,eia6e6or ben tleinen Gar
ten bes 8irtbsbaules am Satnbpie.
gs mar porber nod ein Gi Giienbabnsus
anssfcmmen unp peiter sefabren. Sie
bate nit ibren Iaarffen 9Oli,eirusen
9llles semulert, mas bei Der anfunft
aus unp bei Der gBeiterfabrt einfies.
,@ie ioa Sbr 9err Yaul ausieben ?"
Bate babel Der Yolijeiratb ben @leEor
seirast. ySper blieb Sbnen aud tel.
ne 5sit, an lein Sisnalement 3u pens
fen w
,,Gr wurbe bsidrieben", antwortete
Der 9l6e6cr, Dals Elm babiasr, iunser
Mann BON preiunb,wamjis Sabren,
1dlant, BON mittlerer 9rG6e, nit einsm
einnebmeupen, pHensn 0ef6te, init
braunen 2cden."
,;Gr mar ni6t pabei", Iaste Der 90.
li,eiratb, rals Der Bug peiter fubr."
,Gr mar ni6t pabet."
,,aber aud mein So6perritber ni6t.
Sber bdtten sic ibn seiebens"
,Sd2 SD babe nidt auf ibn sead'
tet !"
,,atsr bsilissr Can't -" riei Der
Yoliseiratb. ,,@ber bic arme YOli,ei
bat ia fsinen S9ubbeilisen. Sdnei'
Der unb Sau ter, Settler unb 8eutsl-
1Aneiber babsn itn! @tt Der YOli,ei
wi(l fein 5eiliser ttwas 3u tbun taben.
Darum sebt Fe aud 70 3u @ranbe, int.
mer msbr. gu meiner 3ett, als td nod
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Gine Sroonnau3,

Grma6tissnb cine 9lnleibs, I'M bic S6ulern
eer Stapt Sarrisburg bis gum 1. Widr3
1868 su tilsen..
Ssftipn 1. Sei es Serprbuet
bur6 ben Common Council Der
Stabt Shrrt burg, tab brlastrr GOun-
Gil frmGcttist III, cine Summe Welbes Scn
ni6t iibsr $4,000 su burssn, nm bic lfstsnes
Stulp Der Stabt bis sum 1. WGrs 1868 su
tilgsn, wie bsltimmt il in ter 1. Srftipn brr
Wife pom %. sIpril 1868, brtiteIt ,,@in Sup-
psment 3u Der gfte pom 10. WlrS 1860, bsti.
telt ,,Gne 9Ifte fir bic Sncprppriruns ber
Stabt Sarristurs", "bstrefenp cine slnlsbe,
bic Nuspebnuns per Stapt, Die Gintbsiluns in
neue Diltrittf, unp anbtre Dinse", uno Mnlsi-
be'Gsrtiffate bafilr aussugsben, per,inslit nit
lebn prc5eni jGbrlib unp Sablbar Ssbn Sabre
ndb ibrem Datum.
Ssfticn 2. DAP Der prGIbsnt unb has
Sinan,' Committee biermit anaewielen linp, ei.
ne Dche lang in ben psrl9iepenen t3eimngsn
Der Stapt cine 2lnSeise einsuriiden, norm lis
su Anssboisn fur bic 9anSe Ubsn autOrilirie
Anlsibe pbrr fur irgenp sinen 3beil bsrislbsn
einlaeen.
8. 8. 3isgIeL
vrltent be5 Common Council.
paillrt: Mai 2, 1863.
aItsltirt: S. :. BilIpn,
Ssfrstlr.
0ensbmist: Nlai 4, 1868.
Oliver GbparbS
. Diaprr.
Sarrisbnrs Wai IA, ts6S.-3t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
PocIic.
Sas Griua6en Der Natur.

SaS Gripa6en Der Natur.
9fatur, bic bplts S6Iaisrin,
81 snplib nun srpa6t;
Der Wintsrsmann nit arssm CHM
Sielt ils 70 lang brwa9t!
Der Wintsrsmann nit psibsm Bart,
9m Bid 10 raub unb Nib,
VI fins lle Gin, bic SnnBfrau CART
Sn giebel pitt prrbiiIIt.
Gr mics Gin Eager ibr Johann,
Gin Eager, iaIt uno bart:
vGeif icaif tu iGlafsu bier fcrtan,
SD ibpUr's tsi msiusm Bart"
sans f&lisf ls nun in pribsm gstt
5st sagseedr nit Stnee;
Sa trat an ibre 2aseriiatt'
Die Spnns aus bsr ,SBb'.
Sie nabm bic Dsde meg gang ladt
limb fab 70 tparm Ie an;
Ga il bic bOIre Miaio srwa9t
Grlulf aus Wintsr5 Ynnn.
Gle madie ld ibr sulb'nrS Saar,
S6nssfsprrn O'rsm ils iano;
Drcb lIbrlte iie panpsrtar,
llno-8riiblins rparo's i'm 9ane.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
SarristnrM Mai II. 1SGS.-3t.
Ginc SrOonlan,,

StnC 2~'FuuHhuH},
0rwabrenO cine @rrpliisuns fir ben Drud
unp bas Ginbinpsn sspiIer slfte brr @e-
irp5ebuns beSislib Der SrpunnanSsn
ter Staet SarriSburg.
Seftipn 1. Ssi eS perprbnet
burh ben 9 ON mon Gpunrilber
Stabt Sarrisbure, eaB Nie SummspOn
$3.50 ebsr lopiel oaYpil, ais nptbi9 III, bitrmit
aus in brr Stapifallr bsfuplbsm, nitt amber.
wsitis beiimmtsm 0eIpe Msspisisn it, I'm
fir ben Cnt unp has Ginbiuben Der nuf bic
Srocnnanssn Der Stapt SariSburs bssisli6sn
gften her @eieBasbung ju bssablsn, pslds felt
her UfRiiellen putliiiruns Der glften unp Or.
tpnnanSen in 1868 srlalIen pprbsn llnb.
9obn y. 3iegler
IrlIbent eeS Common Council.
yaiiirt: Wai 2, 1868.
2tlsItirt: 5. Z. QB | on
SeFrctir.
@rnebmi9t : Mai 4, 1868.
Oliver Gbparbs,
MayUr.
E,rr;dk,,x, 0D,;fi 1890 ~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Cas beriibmtte
BittcrS

Die einslsn Sfitanbtbsils bislsr msrfpirbi-
ssn slrssnei wurpsn susrt por Swan,is 9abrsn
pcn Or. Gtspplus. Srm brrlbmtsn eeyptiiben
slrSts snttsdt unb ssmiibt. 1auisnpe isinsr
Isipenbsn ganpsleuts purcen bic 0rlunbbsit
wisper ssasben, 10 wie cine arubs 9ln3abl Der
geppbncr ppn Nutisn unp &bpiilnisn unb Der
einpfr, pfIbe All bic iiibIibe Stilits pes mittsl-
lanpii9sn Mssrts srSnjen. 9a, Der &ubm
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
S5arrisbura, Na., Donneritas, Smni a, 1865.

Die betpen Nneeren 9ewelen Ietn {"
: Der 9lpclpb unp eine @utter 2"
Die meinte i4."
Der alte Diener Bate bic 0prt
nod nidt ausselprUden, ais wisber eli
Sdritt bic 1reppe bsrunter Tam.
Or sins lanslam, ldwer.
Der iunse Serr!" risf Der Dienee.
Der Serr Yaul" beadtiste pi
@asp.
gGer wartn bic @nbersn 2
n@ebsn mir ibm entsssen."
sic ppllten bem S6ritte, Der f
ihwsr unb lansiam bic 5reppe berun'
terfam, entsesenseben.
Gr fam lhcn ,u ibnen in ben @ana.
| Gin iunaer, Ihlant sswadiener 1anu
| fanp Dor ibnen: Iein @efht mar yer-
fort; feline Iusen farrtsn lAred9aft
has traune, selpdte Saar bins ibm uns
creentlid iitsr bic Stirne; lein Ibws.
rer Sdritt Ihpanfte.
npaul, Ssrr paul !" risf ibm bic al
te Wase entsesen.
Gr bOrte ss nitt.
sd wcllte euh Iasen", lprah er nit
tcnloisr Stimme, ,raB rsr Sntel tcpt
1T. 9lcisu !"
,.gr wptlte iih ummentrn.
Die alte @aso bielt i'm.
nllm @ctteswillen, mas III 9e1de>
ben 2"
ugr 1T tcbt, iaae ib eud."
limb wie III ba5 scfommen !.Wer
fat pieS sstban ?"
sic mubie in ibrer 9lnsa frasen.
,,@ebt mad pbsn !"
Gr batte f6 lcSseriEsn. gr fiir,ts
aus Dem 9anse, aus Dem Sauie, pie
bic snteren, bic pcr ibm gegangen ma.
rsn, wsnn eS Msbrere ssmsien waren.
Die beipsn Oien fboten sinsen. bic
5reppe bnaui.
Den INweren Gang ,u Rem pfarrer
trau6te Der alte Daniel niht mebr Su
MAIDEN, aber er mar aui einem nod
lhwercren @augs.
sic traten in ba5 3immer bes 8rans
fen, Der in Der S9at jeBt ein SpSter
mar.
9lls her alte Dicner es Dor elmer 9iers
telifunpe perlieb, bate Der 9rcbe Qe6ns
leiIel pes franten S6lcBberrn mitten in
per Stube setanpen ; Der &ranfe Bate
parin selescn.
Der Seifel ifanp nod ra, ater Der
trante SAlcbbsrr lag niht mebr pa-
rim.
Gr lag tpbt an rsr Grpe, brei S2ritz
te weiter. d
Seine Spr ciner tnorrnuns mar in
bem 3immer ,u ieben.
Der alte Oiener unterluhte bic 0ei>
DE.
9ln benz Salie fanb er ben Ginbrud
BON Dem @rifs elmer Sanp. Der Sirns
ldarsl bate an Sinterfcpf einsn 8iB.
,,ea6sn mir bier alues 70, Gbriiiine",
1asts Der alte Daniel, IBIS pas @eriht
tcmmt. sDir miiisn es berbeiruien."
Damn 1atte er bod nod enen anpern
Sang gu MAIDEN, cine 2reppe bcler, in
einen Jliisel pss Shlc1es. Das Bib
liutbef,imner mar bort. gBaren bic
MenIden nod barin, bic er bate bers
ausbOlen lOllen, penn Der 9farrer pa
wIre?
Gr frat binein.
sGin tiblides, ,abnlcles, altes @eit
unp Elm Wann Don einisen preiBis TAB
rem 1aeen parin. sic fcnnten Seice
bic Sredbeit unp @emetnbeit Der Shan-
be unp Der Strebe poritellen.
Das Beib Iprans auf
,Slt Der Yafor pa9"
,,ylein. 2lber Der Serr III tppt."
,,So bat er uns bod betrcsen", f9rie
piitbeno bas Deib auf.
Der innse @ann aber iaste rubiser:
,,Sis baben ibn semcroet; has 8eis
tere wirp fd fnpen. &cmm', @ut.
ter !"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
+ c Cui((C { 0 n.
=. O0S J{rulc,.
q
&riminalsel6itte
Ron
). 8. S. Ie M me.
Sie 0crfnlgrr.
(5prtjrBuna.)

Die 1bilr, tn Der bic beipen alteu
ssuten fanpen, mar binten in benz lans
gen, frummen @anse, AT Dem bic BE.
hientenltute lag melt entferpt Yon Der
5reppe, bic naA porn fibrte. Die So
ne BON pten fcnnten bdber uur unte.
itimmt unp unperltanplih batin prin,
gen; niht einmal bic Stimmen paren
3u unterlheipeu. Sur cine 9laubten iie
Su erfennen.
uOas 1T Der Serr!" Iaste Der alte
Oiener. n0erace 70 better rief er Scr<
bin."
nater nit mem freitet er, Daniel 2"
nGs fOnnte nur Der Ssrr paul lein ;
fein 9Inberer mar tei ibm."
naber ih erfsnne feline Stimme
niht."
sd aud ni6t. So fam es bennc6
lein. Iian bSrt bier nidt peutlid."
"Sa, ia, isBt ertenns id iie bod; ss
lit Der iunse Serr."
Damn sibt es bod Elm llnsliid, G9ris
tine @ptt ltebe uns alien bel !"
Die beilere Stimme mar lauter, freis
ldenb sewprpen.
uWas m6sen fe 9aten 2" 1asts Der
Oiener. uSb i6 binsebe 2"
nNein, nein J" rief bic @lasp.
Sleitt. Daniel, labt mid nidt allsin."
u6alie, Siilie !" risf laut bic nimli>
DIE Stimme.
Die alte Waso umtlammerte nit beis
ben armen ben alten Diener.
Gr wclte ii6 BON ibr losreiben.
Daniel" !" rief eS lauter, treiI Iaen-
Der. Daniel !" I'm 0ott um @ctt 7"
,,gr ruff 0ott an unb ni6t ben 3eu.
fel !" Iaste NIT @rauien Der alte Die
ner. oDa sebt es itm an pas 9sben."
Gr bate iid lcsseriHen.
Gr wOllte fortitiir,en.
Gr wurpe aufsebalten.
Nian pernabm einen Idweren Gall ta
cben, no I'M MUmente Sprber bic Stim7
me bss Sdlobberrn tn Der bS6fen
slnsf I'm Siilfe serufen bate.
Seine Stimme 6Srte man niat mebr !;
man b6rte gar niats msbr ba ctsn.
Cine 9obtenRille mar sinsetretsn.
,.Gr 1T semOreet!" risf Der Diener.
,9on leinem nahfen Serpanpten i"
Iaste leile bic betenpe Stimme Der alten
@tast.
sic l1anben Ssibe wie eelIbmt.
Sben blieb es ltil, tobtenaia.
,,gs 1T porbeim " Iaste Der alte DIE
ner. nDa fummt Siilfe 3u ipat. gr
III tobt; ss bat nidt piel pa5u sstUrt
tei benz alien, trpdenen Manne, Der nur
nod bic penisen Stuncen ,u leben bats
te."
,llnb Der junse Ssrr Elm 1Srber !"
iammerte bic alte Mlasc.
.absr 1T es penn Der iunse 5err
GbriRins /"
vBer Icllte es lcnf lein 2"
Der acclpt........."
9lter ter Gon Ieiner Stimme Iaste,
bab sr lslbf nidt paran slaubte.
Die Stile um fe ter wurbe unter.
brphen.
Cine 3biire 9in9 pben aut bic 4biire
,u bem 3immsr pes &ranfen. Sper
mar er 1dcn elm 3ubter 2
So fam Semanb bic 1reppe berunter,
RAID, elite burd bic Slur, fiir3te aus
benz 5auie.
.gs fonnten aud 3pei MsnIden se>
tpsien Isin; man fcnute es nidt unter.
Idsiben; bic Sdritte, bic man bOrte
paren Fadtis, leidt, entfernt.
yBsr fann bas iein ?"
Der iunse 5err unb bic 8arpnin !"
,,glber III penn bic 8aronin NIT ibm
setommen ?"
sd tpetb es nidt."
uSbr labt fe nidt, Daniel Z"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Gine Sr0onnan,,

grmadtiseno tas esssn BON 8aTsrrStren in
Sriags Strabe, BON CAT bis Gppbsn
Strabe unb auSIeBenp cine Der
pillisuns bafiir.
Ssfticn 1. Sei issSerfii9t bur d
ben Com mon Council Der @tabt
Sarrisburg O, bab bslaster Stabtratb bier
NIT srnia6tist IT, cine Boil gBaIerSbrs in
Briggs Strabe, BON Galf bis Gppben StraBe
su lesen, unb taB bic Summe BON SAYS ober
towel easOn, als nBtbis isin mag, BON In Der
StabtfaNe befnbIi6em, nidt anperwfiiig be-
limmirn @elo ba3n bspillist isin lpl.
Spbn 3. 3ieeter
prGiIbent bes Common Council.
paiiirt: Mai 2, 1868.
9ltteitirt: SobnG. Willpn
SffrstSr.
@snsbmist; Mai 4, 1868.
Q Sltper Gbbarbs,
Dlayur,
Sarrissurs, @'ai IA, ts6s-3t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Gin 3eugntf.

.Gtpas fir GItern. Das pirflamfe
unb i1srifs MittsI fir 8srtrsibuns bon Wlir.
uier (namsntlit bel ainetrn, bic es pbne 2ln-
frsnsuns ssrne nsbmsD iinp bic ,,Santos
iin3eftcben", pslte sinsis ,t,b alein BE-.
rtitsf psrben In Der bsutl6en gpOtbsfe ron
perrn 6. Stto Sartune, 172 Smitbielb Sha.
De, Vittsburs. Da Der llnier,si6nets bisiss
Murm.Mittel faif msbr ais spri Sabre in isi>
nfr GamiIie braudte unb ifetS ben srpiinittsn
Grfuls bate, 70 slaubt sr Gltern Defenders, ei-
nsn Tienff su etpsiien, tpenn or lie auf bieIss
Sprtrsfilits Mittsl aufmsrtiam matt.
6. Senns
Rcp.7. 1S67-fj*. pittsburs, ga.
Sn alien rsipsftablsn apptbsfsn su batsn.
3u babsn In sitIer Trudcrei.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
.Santpmtn3eltcbem.
Gin wirfiames uno li6cres @littel sesen
m iirmer.

Disles WittsL f6pn felt Sislen Sabrsn In
europa tsfannt unb ppn ben belten brutlten
@ersisn erprobt uno aIS isbr miriam bsfunbsn,
TT ltcn psebalb isbr su smpfsblsn, neil % aus
rein Sesetabililtsn Mspirinsn belfsbt unb 3u-
slet& iebr anssnebm ,u nsbmsn IL. gat ben
3susniiIen Seritiepener, tittiser, pilIsni@aft.
: LID esbtIeetsr asrste, ibertrefen bisIe Can
tpninseltdtn ale anberrn, bis jsBt be-
tannten Wurmmittsl baburb, baB iie nidt aI-
Iein hts Wiirmfr tDbten, ionbsrn bieielbsn aud
abfabren ,inb itbs frrnsrs Gpeusuns psrislbsn
Srbinhern.
Diefe Santonin,eltdsn pertsn sin;is unb
aQfin tn ber bsuti9tn slpptbsfs ppn
~ S.Stto Sartung,
172 Smiibfslrihabs,
gittsbura ga. fabrisirt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
6ebrancbt &artuna'S 8

nSantsnin-3slt@tn". 60 10 bas BE-
Rs @arm-NittsI In br DeIt. .3u pfrfaufsn
be OfTes. grsts 25 per 8or.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
WirthidlattS: :lte6ernahme.

Dem sssbrtsn publifum bisns jur Na6ritt
ba6 tr llnteusihnstt bic befanntf Birtb-
f&aft Gde Der Dude Straee nnb
Court WILEY, eaneafsr, fGufit an ft
esbra9t nne eisislbe ELEGANT unS ssi@madtsoa
einsfri6tet bat. Sc pirp iein Yeltrsten isiu,
feline Galfs prompt unb reel 3u bebisnen, unb
label sr esBbalb feline i}rsunos gum rs9t asbi'
gen 8eiuhe Cit.
@ 8ranPs 9aserbier fets aui
6anp. -HDa
0nttlieb S@milfb.
a,reof}s, si3,; = fQ6Q-bn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04
Geifes unD &icbter:J Jabrif

bon
q. =. Sisbsr,
Seafe Strabe. swilhen Der 8alnut
unb Soutb Strabe,
6arrtsbura penn'a
Gin srebss sliIurtmsnt Scife unb Gi6ter
tsts auf pdnb
p1- Der bGAfe preis wiro teSablt
fur unfh!it.
Sarrisbura, @ept. 49, 67.-ff.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-06-04

sDir saben in unicrer IeBten 9tum.
mer etne darafterilii9e 9iosrapbte pss
3bab. Stepens, zines rer Smpeader
pes YrdIpenten. lin uniern aeisrn
nun aua-,u jeissn, "'psbGsifss&inber"
bic iibrisen Smpeadment Shuften
ilnt, laTen mir nahiolssnp cine fur;e
Sicsraptie Serielben fcIaeH. Der &C.
ebrte eeier mCse pann ielbf iein urtbstl
ilber bic ,iaubere 9anpe" fallen. Dir
MAIDEN nit benz notcrilhen yeSHeIriet"
ben 2lnfana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
AMUSEMENTS-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nofe- these-Facfs.

-
The object Of this article is to call ths attention
of the feeble ndaing to hsennseloes. Ordinarily,
business. pleasure in short, almost everything in
this sublunary world obtains more consideration
than the preservation of that blessing with which
nothing earthly should be put in comparison. viz.
Aeqtet. This Is dangerous season. and it does not
had the human system i'm the best condition to
defy its perls. To use homeiy phrase, the torrid
summer weather takes the starch out of people"
and leaves them limp and languid. The fires OF
vitality burn low. The naturally feeble areun-
usually depressed: the naturally strong are NOT
vigorous as they might be. Seyen-eiehths of. the
community feel more or less the influence of the
atmospheric changes which produce the malarious
diseases common in October and November. IL is
as protective against the effects of these changes
| thstiHOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITFERS / ay q
| obtained no small portion Of their celebrity The
GREAT- VEGETABLE TONIC OF THE AGE is not onlv
appetite for Chronic Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Bill
iousness and Nervous Complaints, but also pre
i Eentiye of malarious epidemics. Whoever wishes
to be insured against an attack of intermittent or
remittent fever (both of which prevail to meJan-
choly extent all over the countryls will do well to
resort. without delay to this famous invigorating
AMI anti bilious specffc Quinine has had its dsy
ming to discard it. But HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
become more popular ard command vaster sale
with each successive season. sinspEy 6ecauss tAey
produce a better naeiieinol eject RsGa any of the
poscerful poisons used as tonics and are at once
safe and palatable preparation. asm
| may23deod& w1y-cw-R t-YHI IOTTk -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
The Latest Convert Wendell
Phillips for Grant.

WENDELL PHILL1Ps, the great Radical
leader, who has been opposed to GRANT,
now goes forl and will support him. His
letter will be found In another column.
He says that the Republican party sees
in qGRANTAa stool, not leader"-that the
party by stsheer incompetency has put the ma
tion is unnecessary perfr'-that it shall hence
forth rsaintein that the. black race is superior
to our o,on"-that he (PHILLIPs) has ..little
confidence in GRANT"-he has no ''states-
manlike comprehension of the hourn-that
''he (GRANT) was DRUNK in thepatblic streets
since the first day OF JIyp is "a fact patent as
the sun at MONDAY" and that ''none but those
too dishonest to be trusted ,oith public journals
chats passing themselves off for owls) deny
W.'' re- A. e. 6s.ls7 31s1t mt l7 5'i'a'ii7 -
For these and other reasons, equally
marked and significant, PHILLIPS supports
GRANT,land we give the GRANT men joy of
his conversion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
why the Plain Election Ticket
Law was Enacted. vvgFs%


Law was Enacfed. Y1a
The Democratic Legislature enacted a
law that tickets should be written or
epfintedo on plain white paper, without
mark, so that they could not be known in
the hands of the voter, or by the judges of
the election. One reason for this law, as
we learn by the Zanesuille Signal is that
four years ago, CHARLES COOPER, of Mt.
Vernon, the Radical candidate for Congress
in this district, was indicted by the Grand
Jury of Knox county, for marking the
tickets of wofkingmen in his employ, so
that he could afterwards tell how they
voted, aud discharge them If they had cast
. their ballots contrary to his dictation. The
records of the Knox county Court of Com
mon Pleas, snow that the Grand Jury re-
turned several indictments against the said
Charles COOPER, grounded on proof ad-
duced before them, that he was guilty in
the case of different workingmen in his
employ, of the above offense.
The Signal adds:
"Besides this. it Is well known in Mount
Vernon that Cooper has frequently dis
charged his emuloyes for voting contrary
to his orders. Yet this man is paraded be-
fore the public as the friend of the work.
ingmen." . tnHi6J D Qu223l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
MoreR Radical Riots.

The Radical negroes in Nashville have
had riot and amused themselves with
shooting one another. The. account is
taken from the Cincinnati Commercial (Rad-
ical, and will be found in another column.
It,also shows the. scoundrelly acts of the
Registration officers, the citizens not being
allowed to register and vote because they
ihaoe Deuiocratic speeches. g. .4r
How long will people, once free, sub
NIT to such outrageous conduct? "Letus
have peace" zL-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

Under Democratic laws ten years ago,
the laboring man worked twelve hours per
day for not over seventy-five cents. Now
he works ten hours per day or less. and is
paid one dollar and half. And, both then
and now, he never sees the Federal tax
gatherers, or hears of them except in DEM
ocratic peeches.-ZdnesuiAe Courier.
Passing the falsehood that t"laboring men
under Democratic laws ten years ago,
worked twelve hours per day for not over
seventy five cents, as falsehood is 30 COM
mon to Radical sheets that no one expects
truth, we will remind the Courier that ten
years ago the laboring man got tea for his
wife at seventy five cents per pound, thes he
nows pays two dollars, for-less than one
half for his coffee that he is now forced to
pay for an inferior article, and other things
in proportion.
= Then he never saw or heard of the Fed
eral tax x-gatherers, now he feels the tax in
all he consumes and wears.
Under Democratic rule, ten years ago,
honesty was the rule, stealing the excep-
ton. Mr.ADAwEs, a Republican member
of Congress, says there was more money
stolen the first year of the war than the en-
tire expenses of BUcHANAN's administra-
tion during the last year. IEdd
"Under Democratic laws, ten years ago."
ifGIBsoN had robbed, the State Treasury,
he would have been sent to the Peniter-
tiary, but {" Democratic, laws" made over
"ten years ago." wereset aside by an oblig-
ing Attorney General, and GIBsoa was,
after conviction by jury, allowed to 90
free, and the party Of which the Courier is
a champion proposes to send him to Con-
gress, where, with BEN. BUTLER; OF 'sspoon
memory" he can make laws to make thiey
Ing virtue instead of crime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
NASHVILLE.
Fearful Riot in Progress and
Worse Things Feared-The Ne
grOes LawIess and Disorderiy-
The Re~fstra ton Abuses.

Especial telegram to the Cincinnati Commercial
NASHVILLE, September 25.-There is the
widest excitement in this city tonight,
and fully 10000 persons are in the city,
The Aldenites, or party in power, are hav-
ing a torch-light procession, almost entire
ly composed of negroes, who are making a
tremendous noise by their wild huzzas for
their tavorite candidate. Just at this mo-
ment, half past nine o'clock, about one
hundred shots have been fired, but by what
parties is unknown. The firing took place
near the corner. of Cherry and Cedar
streets, where large number of fThornberg
negroes were congregated. Several per-
sons were wounded. 1t is estimated that
five hundred drunken negroes were on the
streets this afternoon and evening.
AS far as L can learn, the fight was be-
tween the Alden and Thornberg negroes
although it can not now be ascertained ii
there were white men engaged in it. Every
thing is now in blaze OF excitement, and
frenzied men and boys are running pell-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
Grand Lodge of the U. U.s.I.O.O.F

Our friend WILLIAM A. SHIELDS of Mobile,
who returned to this city last night from
Baltimore, where he has been attending the
session Of the Grand Lodge Of the United
States I. o. o. F., informs us that the Grand
Lodge has agreed to hold Its next session
at San Francisco, if the Pacific Railroad
shall. be finished to Omaha The brethren
of California agree to convey the Grand
Lodge from Omaha to San Francisco and
to return them TO that point. After leav-
ing Omaha, the members of the Grand
Lodge will receiveno mileage. Mr.. SHIELDS
left for his Southern home last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
FlI F-tt-Is
Good Count.

The Marietta Register processes to give in
detail the numbers composing Demo-
cratic meeting. In the count it gives its
editor and four other dogs as making the
number of FIVE. He counts well, and ap-
preciates his own puppyism.