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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
JoSls Billings Experience With Lager
hcor.

necfs
| hav finally cum to the conclusion
that lager beer rs beverage is not in
toxicating.
hay been told so By German who
said he had drunk it all night long, just
to try the experiment, and was obliged
to go home entirely sober iu the morn
ing. ! have seen this same man drink
eighteen sflsses. aud II he was drunk.
he WAS drunk in German, h,rf av',vuy
could understand il. II is proper
enough to state that this man kept y
lager beer saloon, and could have no
objection in stating what was uct
strictly true.
| believe to the full extent of my
ability ] never drank hnt three glasses
of lager in my life. and that made my
he'd wist as tho il was hun. on the end
of a string. but was told that it was
owing to my bile being out OF place !;
and guess that il was go, for never
billed over wus thsn did when got
home that mite. Ny wife thOt l was
going to die, aud was afraid that ]
shouldn't, for il seemei as tho every
thing | had ever eaten in NV life was
cummin to the surface, and believe
that ii my wife hadn't pulled of my
boots just rs she did, they would have
come laundering too.
Oh; how sick | wuz. Fourteen wears
ago, and can taste il now.
never had so much experience in
80 short a time,
II any man shud tell me that lager
beer wuz not Intoxicating. shna be-
lieve him but if he shud tel! me that
wuzn't drunk that mite, but tbs, my
stumick was out of order, shud ask
him to state over few words, Jest
how a man felt and acted when he was
set up.
LIZ warn't drunk that mite, had
sum ov the most natural simtums that
man ever had aud kept sober.
In the first place it was about eighty
rods from where drank the lager beer
to mi house, aud wnz jest two hours
on the road. and had hole burgted
through each one ov my pantalOon
nccz, and didn't have any hat, land tried
to open the door by the bell-puil and
hiccupped awfully aud saw everything
in the room trying to get round on the
back side oy me, and iu sitting down
on chair, aud did not wait long enuti
for il to get exactly under me when it
wuz going round, and I set down lit
tie too soon and missed the chair about
twelve inches, and couldn't get up soon
enough to take the next one that came
along; and that ain't awi: my wife
said / wuz drunk as a beast.
Ii lager beer is mol Intoxicating it
used me most almighty mean, that I
know.
Still hardly think that lager beer is
intoxicating, for l have been told 80 /;
and am probably the aniy Iaan living
who ever drunk emmy when hia liver
was not plumb.
don't want 10 say anything against
harmless temperance beverage. but If
ever drink emmy more. it will be with
my hands tied behind me- and mi mouth
pried open.
ldon't think lager beer is intoxica-
ting, but ii l remember rite, ! think Il
tastes tome like glass OF soap.snds
that pickle had been put tew soke
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Hon. Peter Knox called to-day.
He appears especially jolly over the
defeat of the Hon. S. T. Caldwell.
Mr.. Knox does not think Ottumwa
people think much of him or else .
good deal of Merrill. Mr.. Knox had
no especial workers, as did his friend
DIXON,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

An Ohio judge rendered decision
on female suffrage which must have
been eminently satisfactory to Mrs
Tracy Cutler and her associates, who
presented their cases to him. "Why,
what do you want, ladies Z" eve want
to be citizens.' "Well, you are.
Madame, when am convinced that
the functions of the sexes are inter-
changeable, then will 1 be in favor of
the ballot; not before"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The New Orleans Picayuae, speak
ing of the question of the reimburse.
ment Of Southern slaveholding rebels
for the loss of their freed slaves, says
That claim, in due time, will be
made by Kentucky, Maryland, Dele.
ware, and Missouri, and will be recog-
nized and paid. We hold this to be
certain, If the government of the Uni.
ted States is to exist at all as free
and, therefore, a just government.
The election of Bill Allen makes
Southern Democracy bold.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Chicago Times still keeps up
its blather abont the Democratic vic
tory in Iowa. With the entire State
ticket and majority in each House,
the Republicans of Iowa will try and
worry along awhile yet with such dis
aSters
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Report has 1t that Comm o6tClRsss as y
derbilt has loat twenty milliona In the
stock squeeze. We would not and do
not indulge In a feeling of revenge,
but we do feel that the interest of the
whole country and the people would
be greatly enhanced by the destruction
of his railroad power.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

James Hetherington, gallant boy
who carried his musket four years in
I'd" Company 18th Iowa, has just been
elected Republican sheriff of Mahaska
county by the stupendous majority OF
l5. We congratulate Jimmy on his
we'll deserved promotion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Inter- Ocean has a correspond
ent "Sinex," who is nothing if not ac-
curate. His last estimate on the ma
jority in Chic for that eminent "Fog
Horn" alias Bill Allen, is put down at
5000 to 5000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Republicans of Pennsylvania,
in the late election, stood erect and
came cut of the battle with their usual
victory. The combined opposition
was unable to make any inroad upon
them,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
Tho Farmers Convention at Chicago

Tho Farmers Convention at Chicago
just closed, passed resolutions request
Ing Congress to pass q maximum
freight and passenger bill, q law regu-
lating the traffic between States, and
that State laws should be passed ma
king such regulations within States by
States Legislatures- also resolutions
favoring the making by the govern.
ment of water communication to the
seaboard, to be owned and operated
by the government.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

q The organ of Democracy at the cap
ital, the Des Moines Leader, brings
&Qut the name of the Hon. j. w. Dixon
I this county as candidate for
= Speaker Of the House.
81 The Register mentions the name oil
the Hon, John H. Gear, of Burlington,
as candidate named by some parties
on the part Of the Republicans. Mr..
Gear was quite prominent member
of the last House.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

George d. Perkins, of Sioux City
and Lafe Young, of Atlantic, are two
among the rising young men of the
Journalistic profession, which the Re-
publican people of Iowa have honor
ed themselves this year by electing
them State Senators,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The State Register, in to-days issue,
gets the Lower House of the Legisla-
ture tie between the Republicans and
combined opposition. 1t also places
Carpenters majority at 20,729 and
gives in this estimate the official re-
turns from 65 counties,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Democracy Of such old line pa.
pers as the N. Y. World, Cincinnati
Enquirer, and Louisville Courier.
Journal is quite perceptibly revived
by the result of the late elections in
Ohio and Iowa. They can now afford
to bsrate the poor Liberals, aud do II
with will.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Republican Representatives in
Des Moines county, Notwithstanding
the usual four or Ave hundred Repub.
lican majority in that county, 60 thro'
this year with very meagre majority.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

We cannot help but think from the
complexion of the returns as they
come to us, that Governor Carpenters
majcrity will not exceed, If it even
reaches 10000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Philadelphia Press says: "Pres-
idcntial candidates for 1S76--Oliver
Perry Morton, James g. Blaine, VIM
Tecumseh Sherman, Charles Sumner
and George s. Boutwell,.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Il The Grand Jury of the Territorial
ourt, at Yankton, D. T., returned an
Indictment of manslaughter against
u. ?. Wintermute, for killing General
I'd McCook. There is great indigna-
bon among McCookb friends at the
result, and corruption is freely charg-
ed. 1t being asserted that Wintermute
has been using money freely. Judge
Barnes addressed the jury in severe
terms on dismissing them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The attack upon Billy Caldwell by
the Gas Go. of this city and the siren.
uous efforts made to defeat him in the
election crowded him close, but that
pole was a little too short for that per-
simmon. We greatly regret that 1t oc.
Cured. We wonder why our Anti.
Monop friends don't come down upon
this corporation voting, We suppose
their OK was not being gorsd In this
scase.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

uors TO be seized with REASONABLE, psr
ticularity.
l5i6. Provide. for notice ON nrc,,.
ises where liquors are seized, also a,
/ the owners residence. giving tuuc %,
tiial, etc. Trial may be by jury. An.
peal may be taken to district court.
l5iI. Provides for the destruction
of condemned liquors.
1913. Persons found intoxicated
are deemed guilty OF mistlemeanor.
and il is the duty Of every reace of.
iicer TO arrest such persons. Penalty,
$40 fine or 30 days imprisonment in
the county Jail.
I3i9. Gives specific directions in
regard to information and Indictment
under this chapter. a person pnr.
chasing is competent witness to
prove sale.
1850. Collections cannot he made
for liquors sold IN violation Of law.
1551. Makes it the duty of all
peace officers 10 see that this law is
enforced, when they are informed or
have reason 10 believe that it is violat-
ed. Failing 10 perform his duty 4
peace officer subjects himself Ia fine
and the forfeiture Of his Office.
f552. Principal and suretics men
toned in 1928 and 1529 are made joint
~ and severally liable.
1858. Common carriers made liza
Bile for bringing liquors into the State
contrary to law.
1854. Courts and juror. required
to c0nstruc the law so as to prevent
evasion and so as to cover the act Of
giving as well as selling by persons
not authorized.
1906. Intoxicating liquors constru-
ed TO mean alcohol and all spurious
and yinous liquors, prorided that
nothing herein shall be SO construed az
to forbid the manufacture and sale of
beer, cider from apples, or other fruits
grown in this State.
1856. Those who sell contrary TO
law are made liable for the maintain
ance OF intoxicated persons.
1867. Every wife child. parent,
guardian, employer, or other person
who shall be injured in person or
property, or means of support by any
intoxicated person. orin consequence
of tie intOXication habi,ual or other
wise, is entitled to recover actnal and
exemplary damages from the person
selling. Suits for damages under this
section shall be by civil action iu any
court having jurisdiction thereof,
l55S. Makes real and personal prop
erty Of principal and surc,ies liable
for damages.
1853. Provides a penalty for max
ing false statement 10 person author
ized to sell.
See. LA. Provides that 10 intoxi-
eating liquors, wine. or beer, or any
kind, shall be sold ms ide or within lG0
rods Of any fair ground, under pen.
atty of from five TO fifty dollars fine.
Section 453 provides that city councils
may regulate or prohibit the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors not prohibited by
the Statc--that is. wine. beer. etc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

An intelligent ''bolter" in Burling-
ton, in scratching the name OF Mrs.
Hagar, wrote upon his ballot: "Doant
want kno wummun in Mine"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Monks of La Trappe, Dubuque
county, have one Of the largest and
best farms Of the State, comprising
over S,Ooa acres, and large monast-
cry.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Tharsmanstinguished Democratic
statovn~u55ainAssarcw johnson. is In
Washington se 6x to show that he
was not the exech @hnsr Of Mrs snratt;
also to see about hisdepoait of $7l 900
in one of the busted Washington
banks. Of course he was aereuaded,
and of course he opened his mouth
and spoke loud and long about the e.
nances Of the country which 10 q sub.
ject upon which he Is profoundly
versed,
The Chicago Time, has the follow.
Ing notice Of 1t to.wit;
"Ex-Fresident johnson made a
speech, at Washington, on last even
ing, In the course of which he referred
10 the financial situation. The coun.
try will be delighted to know the f.
nancial views of the man who stated
in one of his messages that large
proportion of the bonds OF the United
States were originally sold at a dis
count of two or three hundred per
cent, and calmly proposed to clear out
the public debt by paying interest for
sixteen years and eight months, and
then repudiating the principal. The
financial opinions of such men are val
liable.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Carpenters majority in Jefferson
county figures down to "a, and to IL
in Van Buren, county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
A RLoops uARANGuF.

Lincoln has shed enough blood to
float the Great Eastern, and how much
nearer the end is he yet? [Cries Of
none. His cry is still for blood. The
administration stands on tiptoc every
day, with eyes distended, and its arms
stretched forth calling on the Ameri-
can people for more blood, and more
people. applause And their preach
crs, those Chicago priests who went to
Detroit to get Lincoln to bite the for
hidden fruit, to commit the first, the
initial sin, by the publication of an act
emancipating the slaves, these priests
II would not like to have met these
iellowsl, they went down canting and
whining, their mouths all the way
watering for the blood of the people.
Every one of them thought that God
had made it his special business to go
and beg Lincoln to commence the
business of numbering the American
people.
| TIE NORTH NUMBERING WHITE MEN no
| MAKE ROOM FOR NEGROES.
If the aholitionisS succeed, all We
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

A correct estimate in round mum
bers places the paper currency of The
country, now in circulation, at 800,
100000. This currency does moi cir
cuiate abroad from the very nature ol
II, Its circulation is confined TO thi:
country. II Is then in the country,
and as it does not bear interest, 1t ID
folly to lay it by, and we have reason
to believe that it is not largely hoard
ed. Some say it is invested in bonds
and stocks suppose it il, when so In
vested itmust have been paid out for
these bonds and stocks; no investment
can be made of it without still keep
ing it in circulation. 1t follows there
fore, that this volume of currency is
all in circulation, save that portion
of it which somc people are hoard
ing.
The only thing which caused the
panic and financial trouble through
which we have just passed, was that
some banks transcendcd their duty !;
they failed to do legitimate business
In banking. The legitimate business
ofbanking in the loan of deposits, is to
discount the best of promissory notes
on short time. The trouble arose in
some bankers going outside and using
the funds OF their depositors in buy
ing railroad stocks. This was not the
work Of western banks, but neverthe-
less they were involved in the error
of Eastern bankers, because when the
panic came In stocks, the eastern
banks pushed for currency, the west
ern supply from that source was stop
ped, and the balances Of western
banks locked up in the East.
This manner of banking by our
Banks SHOULD be stopped.
The legitimate channels Of banking,
It strikes us, might be defined by law
with penalties for their violation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The Burlington Hawkeye has under.
taken to classify the railroad tariff and
anti-tariff men in the incoming Senate
of the State. 1t seems to make this
classification so far as we can learn
upon the fact whether Senators voted
for or against what Is termed the
O'Donnell bill. We insist that this /.
no fair criterion TO judge by, aud we
assert here that If the O'Donnell bill
had been enacted into law it would
have done more to defeat the question
OF the regulation of railroad freights
than any othcr plan likely to have been
adopted. 1t may do for some peraons
to find fault with the action of men,
bers who would not vote for the
O'Donnell bill, and class them as
against the regulation of railroad ia
riffs, because the objector adyo.
cate that measure. If such test
Is to be applied, then do we answer BY
saying that the opponents of such bill
acted more wisely either knowingly or
uuknowingly In benalf or rsslroed
tariff bin than did they who voted for
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
wM. ALIENS ANTI.wAK RECORD.

In the canvass between Clement l..
Vallandigham and John Brough for
the Goyernorship of Ohio. just ten
years ago, in Ohio, the Hon. VIM.
Allen, the present Governor elect Of
Ohio. so elected by the old friends OF
Vallandigham, made a speech on the
10th of September in Hamilton, Ohio,
in which he spoke as follows:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

S4r.attern. - Was baS fir stne
Salte IT! Rein 3tmmsr 1T mstr 40 .r.
bet3sn mtine 5rau BAT a.Rsrn ben
aan3rn 1as asidnattert.--Da t5nneu
gle nod BON Slid faasn; bic msiutae
i&mattsrt bas san3e Sabr, Oh IS t,I6
pres falt tR.
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QortffBuna frIsi.)

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llnoanf Der PoIitif.r. - DIR ..Stl.
fs,ipn DtmUtrar" uUn pottsptus b.tlaat
Ilr iiter Die llnoantbarfstt Der Nemtr.
IuGsr unp iast: M aBtr wolrn niti
psri1wstssn. bae IS &tus.n In S1upl.
tiu County ber,lth fansr asmadt wtrp,
stn nanbbafte bsmofrat,lt. 3.ituns
ttrausjugsben. Die nomtn,rtsn Gan.
bioaten (wtr iprettn niht strape pon
ben ptesiabrtssn) baltsn s tm 4aas.
msinsn fur felbtpsrlfinpl,t, pa6 Dsr
Gpttor etnsr Vartst fH fur Rt has Din.
3umalttrn uno bte 5tnSer frumm
trstbsn muB, obne auf Btlpbuuna,
obsr islbf nur Dant Nulpts1 MAIDEN
80 blrftr.
Weun tt Druid Nrbst'rn tabsn, lau
th fs oamtt IN unabbansise opsr gar
rspubltfantiGe SfHetn, unb Hap ile rrf
I'm Nmts, 10 w,rD bsS Mannss, per pt
tariells unp wttitsas Irbett oes lBabl.
tampf,s perrtttsn ma6te. gar ntGt
mssr sebadt. Grsiltd eisbt Is ebren.
poas Ausnabmtn; aber Ia gorfeb,n.
BEN fttlpsrn mir Grfabrunssn, welbs
p,r letter nit ,u pislsn NsmtsrIuHern
une Asmtsrbaltern matttn."
e6c Wortemsrfte Worte unlsres wtt,
then 5srtsn @olIsssn laTsn Hd auh aui
unisr SountY anwtncsm. no ts Qtute
8tebt, ptlts an elmer GrUntlhsn Mem
tetiuh" lftpen unp bet iebtr beporfe.
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taBung Ger psmofrahISsn pattst unp
psrsn Slatter NIT Der s,ts.su B,IorsniB
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nprtaat'Irbttten" ben Otudsrtitn Der
SsgusrtiGtn partst Jufommen Ia fla unn
wsnn ith stne @sltSenbtu bteut, ben
psmOtratilttn SrSan.n. WsItt fir IL
tn's "8ti&trr" Slnssn. trftnnllt& 3u
fsta, bsrsn 9riasnJ p6lts 3u tsuOrrtrsu
| IhetneH.
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Sttuunse tn Der Yartst asptrtren, absv
10 ssmeta ltno. eab fs ntdt uur fH weIs
germ, tbre 5ublertstioHs 1slpsr fa,
rts 3situns 3u tsjablsn. fOnbsrn 1osal
nod pon bsrielben, wtnn 1e wtepsr ale
Sanetpattn aufttttsn, TINS Stlspptan
| 8snomnen, 9spuift unb anssprtslsn 3u
iptretn erwarten.
Gs To bobe 3sit, ba6 foltt Wsrion.n
3ur Der uno Defununs
gsbra6t werben. Dtes mub unt
wtrb unlrer1etts flnfttgbtu
gei6eben.
Batrsno mir mad wis Dor fir ben
G,fols unlsrtr parist arbetten psrpsn
wle 70 Die pFt&t srbeIfdt, foa.n aud
ben Ganpteaien bic YHt&tsn, wsIas 4,
| 8egsn tbre Yartet. Ylatttr babtn, ante,
Die U a fe Setrlebsn wsrbsn.
Asmteridstr OaBt NIT 8tGt elm @sd.
lelblatt,) pF.s.n etns iimnIsrltts 8cut
ju fpieien ;--anfanss fne Hs .,trts6sn.
pt Ysttler" uno i&lhblth ,,unpanfblr.
Msul&sn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
Der 4umOri[t.
(GirsslinSt.)
Sieb auf bas Bier.

papp ! Bort tf Oprt' Du wolIhl nod
Gtn qtsb&en auf bas Bisr;
Sd CLAUDE. Id ptrfpra& Dh's bod,
90 8eb id's ttute Dir:
Das Bier III potl ttin @5ttertrant,
Do& brum SsraHi' tH's Mot;
Wtnn slei& bio isbt tstn Nunbae1ana
Bonn @tiffnwaGtr ipr,tt.
GS lteet tm Bier aud wotl nod Rtaft,
Das Bier tsbt aud tas 6era
uno 20 bsabt bic @tsenI&aft,
Dab 80 uns ittmmt sum Shsr,.
Das Btfr Rstt Gh rsdbt lteblt& an
Dsnn 20 TN @Ioft fdtdumt:
nnb wenH 20 nt&t bsssifsru tann,
Wsdt Is pUh Den Ter trdumt.
Oas Bier trast 3ur @.miitblttkit
Der Nsnl&tsit pielss bel.
Bstm Bier pertrettt man f&5n lie Belt,
unb fitlt ft frOb unp fret.
Der CUTE Burger liebt 70 mobl
Sm YtsrfalcOn 5u f,in;
Nur ihsntt ttm fsts pas @Ias rs4t poa,
lnp itsnft ttm Fsi6ts sin.
81 an1 pas Yttr ftin @Ghertranf,
@sfdlt ts mir bod gut;
sDobl ltimmtss aud gums uarisits' lang
llnb 8tbt uns frObtn Mutb. :
@ambrtnus itett Dem 8a&us mad,
Die bsitsn Gnb psrnanbt
llno wdrsn brute Bstte ba,
Gle stnssn 5anp in 5anb.
2rentpn, N..S. y. 81.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Cine WeiaSftsfran. = SRA ~. fasie
elm wfann 80 tetnsr Jrau, Id bemtrle
lOsbsn, ba6 Du unler Banteondo san3
teptnteub iibsrso8sn taR.
Das III unFnn. Sotn! a, ttwortsts
ltt. etnn tt babe nod sust noa ben
Bant&eds iibris.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04

Gin StahtfrduIein las In elmer gr.
5a1lune BON einem armsn WG ptsen,
oab eaGsIbe n1 unp feline altt, fra nfs
WVutter init Sptantn srndbrr. ,,Bas,"
rtsf bic 9sbilbtis, unb mari poI Nb5dssu
eas BUD meg, ..ftsbsr psrbunssrn, ate
Splnnen .1sn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-12-04
e. j. .KidarO & Boas,

e. j. HidtarO & Boas,
30. 6L Broadway. Rep-yurL
gHir bsi6aftis m uuS felt etn, Sabre fS47 nit
tem Ysrfanf RON @'s6ltIn auf europa uns
nit Mu5satlIn9sn spu @elesrn lin Itetm
Orie DsuiitIalSs. bic sen 1mpfarsan fret
tno Sdls aebradt wsrta'j
ftrrer ais aaeintae
GeueraI;YaHage:gl :glgentuv ber Cams
burger Sampfii5itte
NIT benz
Yerfauf BON S&tFsfdstnsn aur SHeils a6
Mnh bon europa, fur bic Dampii.a vine fer
2inie3
NIT ber
AusHelluna Won SdiTs1&sinsn sur .Psifs
nat Nep ycrf, fir bic RON Brsmen birfIt
(nitt iibr Gnglanb) fabrenbsn bsuiltsn
SsssIitifTs;
nit Der
8sr3pllnns sinsebsnbtr Wdartn, Wsine &C.,
ilbsrbaupt NIT allen I'm 3oabautt su SIrtt-
tsnSsn @si&aftm,
unb NIT Der
8sfDrssrnns Spn @ittrn istsr art. nab
nno bon europa, absr In tas Sn uere MnieIt~
fa'f,
6. .. &t&art & 8pas.
Nc. 81 9roabway,
pbr an:
8. D. Qtesm ann,
N0. liz Mary AatG
9arrtsbura 9'n.
obsr an
@b. g. Nannins er,
10. Ill gorb Yrtne. Sirabs.
9ancaft pa.
Nep.Q .Qlorf.l Npu. 2. 1871 Wat l. 1873.