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The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-09-06
The Little FIirt."

Ladies' send Is cents in stamps for the LITTLE FLIRT
containing Fam Glove, Handkerchief and Parasol Fir
tations. Also, Language of Flowers and a Chrome.
CHARLES q. WEEKS, Dorchester, Mass.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-09-06
IL Worth for Is Cts r r. e. S Gar L .

rF- II you want EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS
go to WATKINS, y and rs Montgomery Street, San
Francisco. opposite Lick House.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-09-06
LIVINGSTON COUNTY FENCES,

The best and cheapest Farm Fences In use meeting
the approval of thousands. Agents wanted in ever,
county Write to GEO. X. CLARK, Livona Station
Livingston County, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
Too Cool TO be Lost.

During the days Of reconstruction
the Radicals had an immense gather
ing of their clans in the down-trodden
State of Alabama, and in which EX-
Governor Smith and other vagabonds
who were "on the make" through the
means of getting negro votes to help
them into Office, We're very conspicu-
Gus. A lot of unregenerated rebels
went down to see the show, and among
them was an lrishman who had done
gallant service iIis the Confederate
army. The enthusiasm was very
great, and one old colored orator
jumped to his feet and broke out
with, DPS de happiest man in de
world, an feel like ] would
like to be de Mer'can eagle wrapped in
de old flag, and sailing over de coun-
try 'claring the goodness of de 'publi-
can party" The hurrahing and yell
ing was immense and when 1t par
TALLY subsidized, the lrishman bawled
at the top of his voice, "Yaas, and yez
would be shot for dom buzZard with
a stolen cowskin in yez mouth before
yez got hundred yards" The effect
was magical, aud If a shower of ice
bergs had fallen, 1t would not have so
completely cooled the ardor Of the
crowd, and the meeting adjourned in
short order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
NEW YORK.
ChambOrd Accepts the "Thr0ne''
OF France.
MINISTER NOTLEYS NGALII IMPROVING

NEW York, August l5.-The Worlds
dispatch from London, dated the 18th,
states upon good authority that Count
Chambord has announced his resolu-
ton TO accept the throne of France, the
Constitution prepared by the members
Of the Right and himself to he the
basis Of the New Monarchy. lie prom
ises that he win rule both by the will
Of God aud the good will Of the poo-
pie, The proclamation Of the mon
archy will be made in about six weeks
A London letter Of July 81 says Mr.
Motley's frien Is have for some time
known that his health was delicate,
and they will not be surprised to learn
that he is now confined to his hotel by
Il somewhat serious attack. lie has
had slight paralytic stroke. 1t occur
red as Mr.. Motley was taking Lady
Margaret Beaumont down to dinner.
His right arm suddenly fell powerless
by his side and his side itselfwa some
what affected. He was carried to his
hotel in Dover street and he has not
since left his room. The physicians
agree in regard to the paralysis being
by no means serious, nor likely to
trouble BIN for any length Of time. On
inquiry, yesterday, it was asccrtained
that he had been going on favorably,
with the exception Of considerable neu-
ralgia.
Mr.. Mobray Morris, for many years
manager Of tie London Times, is OK
ceedingly i'll, with but little hopes Of
recovery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
Good ADVICE About Advertising

Tire New ! Ork journal OF Commerce
gives some sensible advice to cores
pendent whose business Is slack and
whose capital is idling, while his eX-
penscs are heavy. The advice is sub
stantially rs follows:
Nearly all the failures in trade come
from side issues. Few merchants be-
come hankrupts in the diligent pursuit
ofn chosen calling, but most Of the
wrecks of fortune come from dalliance
with schemes that have no necessary
connection with the dealers legitimate
business 1t is hard to sit down quiet
~ in dull times, with undiminished eX-
penses and no corresponding activity,
especially when the possession of
means furnishes the temptation to take
turn in stocks, to make II little real
estate speculation, or to embark in
some hazardous venture outside of the
regular business. AS between the two
a mastery inactivity is certainly the
wisest.
1t is far better to do nothing than to
gamble, and most of the operations
suggested 10 the impatient dealer are
in principle no better than q game of
oit idIv hv waiting far thn Sails IN fjl
Ifthn iran hn dul1 ona nav wbef thn
rdgn mr. INF to II the mnrG strencth
In I'm tIn,ns iu.trnd of WAITING for
Luo;n,.s hofnre mi mo INV nftort
tnw,rl nrooress a carnEl ni,rsin~ If
fhn I,ifin~ iem,ud " dilignnt ninking
NM md mntting tnnotber of thn frn%.
,5onfD tbpt oiisr Vii m,ka an mag
nnrteJ n"vreoote ot thr close Of tba
MANN e59l yhnu, widn dit,aronne
i,'t,y.n, thn ,otho,oI rnsmlt nnd nttrr
iGlnno.s vi If wa wore nnt n nnrlv in.
1881 wa ,yonIJ olsn enrrest thnt
'ntnr',,.2i. IN tSn ,v,, NJ oTTnrtisiner
on ', y, III hinm traI,. il .arlaim nf reTar3
III ~ i ~ i.tiimo r'. VIM nnt 10
'd ~ ' IL, l''1 n,rti5 onI ~ nv i"'ot
"~t1 ', n,"ons ~ ~ ~ ~. and dn.irnd
w M S"'' ,ai 'o ~ ~, ~ mot vot
ne >V,''' - o." 1ota ''Ii''5 ., 20 ~,
e',, ncu t, - ,'' 1 '". tr"r. orn f,'
10 i'UV s''', ,,, ,v" ,at . Who ai, Wv"
tnis ,,' ,h " h, min, w'," r e
M. e.,5 o'"''''' " '''e'' il'fN'
''''s ..oo+ ,or,. intoll;oo,t minds drift
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

TIIE editor who lsstiil doing Shreys-
port, has not yet returned, and MS he is
engaged in gathering facts and statis-
ties calculated TO advance the business
interests Of both that city and Dallas,
we refrain from saying anything fur
thcr about the railroad celebration,
awaiting his return. Tomorrow we
shall give some Q, the speeches deliv-
cred on the occasion in full. We shall
also present the advertisements of
many Of the best houses in Shreveport.
The merchants of that city are in ear
nest about aiding I they can the on
ward advance Of city, and are lib
eral in their adyor,isements, showing
thereby the first lis of their good in
tcntions. S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

Ir was not until 1856 that herd OF
Texas or Mexican cattle was driven
North over the "dividen between the
Arkansas and the South Platte rivers.
During that season, Colonel Williams,
who had never lost sight of the adyan-
tage offered h~Colorado for cattle rails
ing, drove / 500 head Of Mexican cattle
over the divide He met with herce
and hostile opposition from the settlers
in the valley south Of Denver butwhen
Williams offered them good cows and
calves for one-third the price they had
been used to pay for them, the settlers
soon ceased their opposition and them
selves became purchasers of Williams
cattle. Since that time constant
stream Of Mexican cattle has been
pouring into Colorado, SO that this time
the number Of cattle in Colorado is es-
timated at from 1900 10 200, 900 head,
and at least half of these are native or
half-breed cattle Cattle Trail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

Condition af The sexes I'm Europe.

From nc Chicago kepubllcuH.I
The cause of the co-cducati0n of the
sexes hats not received very much en-
enlargement from late experiences at
Zurich, which was one of the first uni
versities of Europe to open its doors
to young women. The decree of the
Russian government eXpelling the fc-
male students there has been very gem
orally condemned; but the later ac-
counts seem to justify the proceeding.
A correspondent OF the Cologne Ga
zette says that more than hall of the
Russian women students have Eeen
living so disreputably that many of the
respectable Swiss families have re-
fused to receive them into their houses.
The Russian women-studcnts have de-
cided in meeting that all but two
shall leave Zurich, and tfey will go to
Leipsie, Munich, or Heidelberg to
complete their studies. Ii Is predicted
that the number of women students
at Zurich will be increased, however,
by the German, French and English
women, who have hitherto avoided
the place on account of the bad repute
which the Russian women had given it,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
WASHINGTON.
New York Customs 01icials Inter-
viewed.

WAsHINGToN, August l5.--Thc
Treasury Department recently, in the
rc-examination of the customhouse
documel Is, discovered one or two eases
of alleged ,ustoms frauds, said to have
been committed in 1867, and a few
days ago sent Mr.. Vanderbilt, of the
Department, to New York for the pur-
pose Of examining into tho case. The
names OF several custoInhouse officers
having been mentioned in that connec-
lion, the chief object of his visit to that
was 10 ascertain whether they were
implicated in fraud or other improper
transactions.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, having returned to
Washington to day, reported to the
Secretary of the Treasury that there
was nothing whatever to implicate
those officers in wrong doing. This is
the only matter which occupied his at
tcntion while in New York. His visit
had no connection whatever with the
removal of anybody, nor had any or
ders been previously issued for that
purpose, except examining into the
conduct of officers and employees con-
nected in the branch of the Custom
house
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
A,coho, Formed In Dough.

1t has been generally stated and be-
lieved, that the alcohol formed in
dough during the process of fermenta-
ton is all expelled in the baking; but
it now appears that really perccptiblc
quantity of the intoxicating fluid may
be obtained from even so small an
amount as two ounces of ordinary
bread. From report or investiga-
lions made by Mr.. 4. Bolas, published
i'm the London Chemical News, il
seems that six samples of new bread,
bought at shops in London, yielded
from ,22l to .40l of | per cent of alco-
hol 1t was found that after the bread
had been exposed to the atmosphere
in q moderately warm room for week,
two-thirds of the alcohol had evapo-
rated. Mr.. Bolas remarks that "the
amount of alcohol contained in bread
Is too small to be of any dietetic inn
portance, but it may be, perhaps, worth
while TO notice that forty two-pound
loaves are about equal in alcoholic
strength to an ordinary bottle ofport.'
BY means of some additional expert
ments he hopes soon to determine the
amount of alcohol which dough loses
while baking.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

"A Housekeeporn writes us, asking
Chow TO dress lobster We don't
know; we never dressed lobster lf
the lobster is about seventeen years
old, maybe it would look well in aplain
waist, with demi-trained skirt of blue
silk and medium-sizel panier, and
an organdy polonaise, with n pinkish-
mauve challie, six buttoned gloves and
white chip hat. We say maybe it
would; but perhaps "Houskccper," be-
fore dressing her lobster, had better
subscribe for a fashion magazine,
which will teach her all about such
things. Il Norristown Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

We take this occasion 10 thank cur
friends for past favors, ami respect.
fully call their attention 10 our i'm.
Inense stock. Which we arc Just rccoiy-
ing direct from ti,e principal manu-
fncturcrs of the North and West. pur-
ciiasiiing direct fsa,n FIRST hands for
ensh ON the spot. md nyaiiinS oar
selves Of every advantage by shipping
I'm ear loads under special contract
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves fs'Osn Store expenses. We feel
confident i'm onr ability To 0fier to our
friends ana 80 the public generally our
Immense stock al better rnses aIti
mere uniformly low figures than has
ever before been ot.erpS, I'm f.se interior
of Texas.
AZ u basis md foupdat ton of Our
business, We guarantee every article "a
he as represented. or money tsiuisisi'
at our expense of transportation.
Our success In business depends CHI
tireIy upon establishing ~ wholesale
trade fra Northern Texas, apd we Only
ask n fair and impartial trial. and a
close comparison of uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galyestou,
and New Orleans with freights added,
md we checrfully abide by the deci.
sion or the same. ssst til
DARLINGTON. MARsALIs q 90:
- ~ bindtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

speak, from the parted lips, Displaying
n set Of clean, we'll brushed teeth, look
ing almost tie personlicatlon OF
beauty and goodness, singing. and rs
merry ~ the blrtls--the wide awake
birds that commenced their morning
concert long before tho lazy boys
dreamed that the sun was approaching
and about 10 pour whole Hood OF
light and warmth upon the whole
earth. Such n girl is like gentle
shower TO the parched earth, bcstowing
kind words, sweet smiles and acts OF
mercy to all around her the JOY and
light of the. household.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
CIR o g HG ueI IL -
St. Louis family Flour

Rice, Barley, Grits, italian Macrofini, Nef-
mieelil, etc, Choice Louisiana Brown Nnd
White Clarified sugars, crushed, cut, ptliu-
lated md powdered Sugars; The choicest
Louisiana Golden syrup and Mohsses, Co
shcn Inter- Cream, Holland und figlish
Cheader Cheese; Family Ienf IAnl, Ia ltegs
and tlorcrs; the hest brands o. Sugalspngtd
Hams and Brnalinsi Mton; Imperial, alln-
powder, Oolong, English Breakfast aid Ja-
pan tens; SeedIess and London layer Rails
ms, ritrons, turiants, STUFFED Spanish AMI
Seville orauges, ground and whole Spic,e,
and the choicest variety of Pickles III this
market. The finest BrandlCs, WhlatieH,
Shefrics aud Port Wines, Champagne. Sparkle
ling Hook and Sparkling Mosclle 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

THE heavy gale which visited our
city Inst night has been fit with equal,
IL not greater, violence in the East.
lr is on this account we have to apollo
gise to our readers for the absence Of
our usual Geographic reports in this
mornings issue of THE herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16

THE second party of Chinese youth,
about eight in all, who are to be edu-
Gated in this country under the dircc-
ton Of Commissioner Laisun, sailed
from China June 20, and are expected
to arrive in Springfield, Mass, during
the last of the present month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
CITY Officers.


rsLICE FORCE.
VS.. Phares, u. r. Nichols, stephen iiua-
son. A. w. MixSon, William A. Baker, q. w.
oiau,in, 7. A. Phares, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
Special Psliseman--William n. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-T. Barkstialc, Alex Sanger,
II. $. Eryay.
Second Nard-John ii. Bryan, William II,
Scales.
Third ward-John Owens, W. q. stcrett,
James Greer. a.,
Fourth ward-w. q. Yeunsand Jehn w.
'Ane.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
nintrict Nnlcers.


Judge Fourteenth District llAItnlN HART
District Attorney j. Aull
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

- Mus 9taspills, 9as., fummt bic Nat.
rtdi pon e!nsm faIltliiisfn iiterItaten WorSr,
Der am Sonnabtnb ron 9srIiusr, ttr in Der
Ssueuiat Wasslfabrii bsl&afiiet tn, puabt
wnret. Dsrfslbt sri&pb 8. Gang, brr araen
ltinsn gStlltn NIT Isint SGwfhsr (l& ptrbtt.
raittu ipoate I'm Bette NIT tintr eIints, unb
bfsab ilt Johann auf BIZ 8luGt. 90 terr1dt
8rpbs Wufrfsung iibT bic Stat In BsaspiIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

Sac bur6fdniiiIiae aIfr sinss gauers.
iast Elm aBttisltlat. fOmmt auf 66 Sabrsn
easitnlss sines Drudtrs auf 80 Sabre. Der
Unite, ititb fcrimt babtr. taB ber Drudcr (ltt
lbsr bts f&letisn !3abIsr 70 iebr arSmt iid
lbsr bic ibm ssma&tsn QrUbbsitsn 70 ltbr dr.
cert uns iit BET tsn an ibn esRslltsn @nfor.
ptruuaru ~ fsbr aulhenat. 7a't 'sIs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

8uianmsn 15,7OO,OOO 4.
uttstften Gle bitls Stsms in's
,4msrtfanif {" = no btfanntltG Nr.
tsitSlGbns. @tbalts unb gurusssa.n.
finbs bbttr Su tarlrtn Hnb. 70 wtrb aH
bic Musgabs bliibfn auf tttn 70 piels
Doaars. aIs bier @ulesn bslaultn, une
20 N tatsr isesnfaas gut. bic obissn
3ablsn in's Huge au faGsn uns Na 0or
fansutntfasn aaufGuaSsn au bitten"
lOlssn mir benz Ratb bss 5srrn Born
fsin anb iitulsbsn mir bic Summs BON
l5,7OO.OOO @ultsn 6asr. Ddtrun8 In
bas amsritanil&t. 70 nbaltsn mir ni&t
gang 8 WltatUntn DOllars. Das 5aupt.
8sbaues In Wtsn tOests ispo& ltsr 6
MtalOntn @uIpen, posr stpa 3 Mtato.
men DUllars sufOISs isinsr tbtursn 8ts.
tntuppsl. Daran pirb man bier a&er
IL @tulOntn fparsn. Jsrnsr pire man
ftinsn Sailtr Vapl(iOn unt feline Mtti.
tars9arradtn brau6tn, Feline 6Sft Elm.
redsn, an BEN Suny- unb Dtreittons.
@stdussn. an tr @tnitIspisuns, Bai.
krlsituns etc. ni&t 70 plst .u ptrwsn,
ben braudsn. wte In Wisn. Die Ifb
trs !. .. III Istr lsi&t, ba elm ris1sss
@aGsr &sisrpUir In na&Rsr Nabs III.
aa, btslt einridtunssn iSnnen minse.
tsns nit elmer Mi(llon Dolars rent,
ger bsartittn wtrosn. tHa
lin iseOd rt&tts amsrifanif& su
rs&nsn, mub man bic 8oRsn bss Na.
tsrtals unb ben @rbsitsloba watrfastn.
lid auf bas Dpppsltt bObsr oils In Dien
anidlassn. Bsnn mon mad Dttutr
prttlen udnet, warbsn Ia @umma.
Summarum fur unS stwa 5 Mtutonen
Douars tsrausfrmmtn, ba 8ltIes bier
wtnissr fcafplslts ans,Isst wsrpsn lOa.
Dabtt warsn aas gerwaltunssfoRsn &c.
Sn's amsrttantfde iibe,fbi, maat Das
atsr 10 Millionsn Douars = ssraos
bic 9umms. wslde mau fir notbpsnbia
talt um allie llntoRsn Der aus.
asduns 3u bsfrsitsn. 'uia,
Der 9efud Der Disnsr +. gus1suune
b.trdat bio iett nur etwa 10000 Scr.
fOn,a tasIi& gu l @ulbsn ter GintrItt
ttwa slei& 80 Gents. Dieter gr.ts
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29
Wie Gin Sentidrr fsius 9anbslente
btid1imbft. ...

9or 6u,Jsm ttat In y8altinA,un elm
bfuiihT StIr. Der ilG Dr. Sisbsrt nennt
unp fr In Wems 5alsp wotrt, In Der
GpHptnttrn Der "amtrifani(ttn draf.
tat @sftll,haft" auf, wotst Wilspraa
beat WllOn ten Votab fibrh. Err
beniits 3tmpr,sn,lsr unp 8,6mmlina
srtldrtt. or babe nismaIs 1oiht @tmtin. !.
belt. @uttloasfttt unp enar, baftiatstt
gsisttn, wts untsr ten bkRstn Dsut.
fHtn. .Sn Dtutltlanb wartn llt met.
itns 6anbarbttttr, wtlbt untsr elmer
lrsns miltIatid,n Ntsisluns aantsu.
Dcrt th,lt nur tin tin,iJts Shtnftaus
la sinsm Dp,i tta,btn. WSbmne nt
bier lnsrpbsr AuSabl ssoniest pstesn." ="
Gitsr 5srr mub NOD f,br ptnia tnl
Qsb,n sslsbsa babsn, wsan 4sr l,ine
tsutbtn 4antsltu!e als ttn Nusbunp
allr S6ltdtI8fsit tt,.ldn,n fanM. Gs
III wabr, bab bit Dsutfdsu prittn I'm
ter tsr polb'iiuGtsl liantsn {; sbsuIo
wabr absr aud. ea6 qsuts wlt nislsr
6r. Slete,t aut bier bisit YOlIa,fua.
tel bura Sonntass. 3wans unb 5,mp..
rem, tinfdbrsH wullsn. Die lrtit Be.
wteuns fr,iu Wenf&sa N fOlttn 9du.
gen rim @Iau.l. Ssbr naip 10, mas
5r. 9itLsrt ubtr bic sBtritIAafttn In
DtuiItlanp laat. duo In t,m Helm.
trn DcTi. bas Uls0sitt ttn paar pun.
bert Gtnwobntr bat. barf ttnt 0htb.
f6aft fstn uno nun wunostt HH Der
Mann, rab man bier In Stdbkn pOn
sinsr M,lIiOn einwobn.r sintss, Eau.
tnb bat. .....t. l
SOlts qtuis. nile ptsitr 6trr @iettrt,
iollitn fh trtnnsrn. tab ft In DsutGd.
lamb ntht icwutl uon Der poli,ei, wtt
pOu esr atsrWtsBsnbsn B,lpun5 bes
Witti ltantss unisr tsr Guhhi gtbal-
ten wsrttu, unp Dab mon (t poIt NIT
tbrn 5rmpsuny polusl Ynbigtsn nitt
fir srObe git,sr. fOntsru ihr arUbs
9l,l ana,bi. psrsn stnietttse tanbwtIfs
mabiss rsltslSis (Mib) Btlpuns ibnsn
fstns Sabisf,it uno fttn &tttt 8ibt, iibsr
polfswtribiHaillI&s unb lOcialt 8rassn
aubsttalb Der lbnrn Utrpanbttn Ob(eu'
rem 2rstls elm Mort mitIufprs&en.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

esisr b'ien Staatsa fatu. Das Re
fultat mare natirli& Die Madsnaus
,pamtsruna Der Wsi6sn une ba,nit Der
Vsrfau isrss WObl1anb,s. ine.m bic
S1wa'5'n burd pIs Ga,pnbaaasr.
Wtrtblhait 70 ttmcraItlirt Rnt, pa6 n.
fstn Gtmstnwtlsn aulrtbt trboi,tn
rtip ru,& Adttbau, 3atuirIs uup auts
Snwaltuns rsatnsrirtn f5nn.n. Das.
lslbs labt i& Don 9ouinana, arfan(as
unb anbsrtn atnlih Htuirttn Staate,
fassn. "'"a 1864
Uir bOfsn, tab aus bit1t Naibarsn,
tptltf i'bt ten Giifsn bfrsiltn, init
abnlt6r Nuirihtislstt ibrt 3bo,belt
stnt Yolitif 80 nnistRiibsn. wslde ia.
tur8smab ioIde 8.luliats bsrbtiliibrn
mubit. slnssRsbsn wsrpsn. unb Fne d,
nl8srmaetn Sslpinm barauf mas tiele
5nrsn In tu na&iin Gcnsubavuns
la8tn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

i&stnt su bod fir Witn ,u fsin. unt
lollsn btsbalt Mtaionsn BON 1idtts an
@tbstitr etc gu 20 9rtu,u (,tpa 10
Gsnts) ausats.bsn wsrtsn. Asf ttslt
WslIs whrttn bic @tfammt ginnatmen
niht bSbsr ME stwa 3 Wialontn fcm
msn. alto IL TitlIunsu Dcuars. Sisr.
aus III 3u nltbm, ba6 man faUn I,br
bod rs&nst. w.an man fur 1876 bic
Ginnatmsn ani msbr ais 3 MtQionsn
anf&laat; man md6te tann ben Aus
asllurss plab iar bic Naarsn tbr
tttutr psrtauftn, mas fir sint Subsl
fsttr faum anatbsn m5btt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-29

Die er66te @erbrettuns.
Die Circulation Der r,,Yennfylsauif@e
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