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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

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bn DaupbIn GsuHiy Court aHssfsat HSftsn,
IN bic Rt&auHsfH tss vFsitoHutars, Rnsr'
tss, asSiaTaiors unb GITis su stTf4isssHsn
Gsurifn ~ pTiifsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

@reBe Mntre9nH9 i sIIfeena.-
I'm Santas ubfns bssEiqis .tHf aEuEs aHi'
.Ftsaas To Mlioena mfsfH ets AeaaElqss bon
siH" MHiael 1aansr iim Sgugs fEs eissH'
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CsLWseitn-esrpssaiish, sfnaHHf ..eslaRbia
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Ooaa.raas. Osl.absr 70. lS74.

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,sIssa af4sinfH IN btr bsHtisfH sStaats.
iaiHus", auf psI4t pir HHffst esftT aHfmrI-
fam aiadsn;
GaiiIsE.0 0tiaSft-Amas RiIsY.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
gOm sBirbeiplns 1fsrtssbiafep.
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G0Isbrssi Gin 9stu hs DT. Eeuis, Gin str-
bsirai4tir iunstr RaHH, tpabrsHs It 30 in
esfs bsfaHs, pI0sli& Sra sInsm sBtfhsiRlss
fiabt uns iibu bas Dad riHts G@RsIHhaEs
ssi4Isrseri, no u Fa& naf BEN Hi6tH fiI +;
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sislt bic Ratrl&rinIIt ftiHtn Sob tsrttifiib,
zen tasrhtn. -. = - =
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

G1itcrt1Sha a''si ~ e. ssp:ssl. ;'s ssi; {:
o sr siHsIss susttIafsss sriIisl. ben % sIsbi.
vsI@tr fGtr BE GinsfpfIsf rssaliTi, @inb.
sisIl tsiIi Hns iatiiEIi&u @aIaI nlsusi. 90
u aHsfHsbm sIH,unibmn. asIus f4lafcis
-Miiitsr, nod i4Esisnss GSueIinss
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

Gin aaesmeiusr aRsftanb. = SH
siHsr an Isbifu Samsias ia vitistHSs a5sss
baIitH,a GUnlsrsn, ,pii&sa gilsafabriiaHim
Hnt vuttIU ma&lrn BE JabriiaHttH tta Ser.
i4Ias. IS pet Eoun, 10 tsiatIss. Dis RHt.
BE- abssIsbui. Gin aussmttasr aEbsItsE.aas.
liaHb bsaaan an @cnias. sur ID spa Bu.
IeHs psl4s Die sur gEIseisuns ibra gaaisasls
Sc ptr Seunt bttabisn, pirb ssarttltei. %
10 Elm srsBsT gCEtaib bon GilsH ssEtaabsu.
psI&u slniSs 3,it fir hsn Ssbarf ausEel@tH
Hirt. 3@suh 10 bsIbt garisisH ui5s sIaIssn,
1aHn M'slsa ssnesfStr 10000 asntt OtHs VT.
tett ftfu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

anf Der 9insstaufe, ,-GiHst ftmnt.
Ii&tn GinIahnns iuIssus. webHltu MIR an
esHutas Ra&miiias fiuH hppptItfn ssiHte
taHfs bti ba ipsi ainta 80 eIsi4sr 3sii &c.
iaufi Suretn, uHb iEar Ia Der BObHuHs bsr
RasaHss 3ftetHtbaIsr an tn glett
Straef. Das tiat Sinh Bar udmlia bas
sSRinHsH bss bYu. Gbts ATS StIIeJ
SSHissnisbH bT grau 3ifsfRibaItr. unk tas
aHsns, elm GSba&m tts SrusTs tts DrH.
S'att. als Saafpaitm aantm Or. SsH.r
uHS @asamt Rti&rt fur, tins RaSbarin.
Or paifrr S&RanfOssIy Snri&itis sit fsier.
li&s oaHtInHa. Na4 eff4sbsHsr gtistIi&IeIl
Isetm f& Die aH~tftHettf N cine tsiabdsblsn
laid nisSsL no mad ptIlmsIHil sselTm
uurhE Da6 10 aud an @en ni4i stbrad,
s'rasbi R& Bon ifIbG. oaiis Ia sst GthRus
itlbf Wstn bel finr SO&isii siirHHisr, unb
parum iOIlisn 10 IL nitt etm f4SHsp gdipisI.
bel stnsr Rinbsiauft fOlssn 2-C5lur harf man
ai4i 10 tirf iu'5 @Ias audtn, Bis BE Etmps.
rtHlIr) DIr phnf&sn ben IIrbtH Glirn
unh ben aInsun, pit au@ bsE ,.GEo6mHilsr, /"
Die asIJ auf iVrs gHisIin bIldi, ben rsi&asa
Statu bee pimmrIs. RSss @slHntbdi uub
GrsbfHn iitis bel ibnsa ipObnsH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
geataxr 2inImfHts

Dat ipHnhsrbartTs gursH
bon RbtuHiaiismus, S&msr.
lsn, @sl&puIRfH, 8reiibtuIea,
gerbdrtuuesn bsT BriiIis, Bers
brhbuneftl, SaIianb, BEaHh-
wunbfit y. |. b. an HifHfAll.
den AbTpeE, unh BerTsHIans
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

GtnfdSnes BeifpteI. -. o. DaR.
icn GoI'man, fIilbu SsHatsr Sen esbaHsu
County srlIdris. Isbi. @sGs, hae CT isslu
RSuai Rdtrsnb bss Dinisrs iia iauIsHh Del.
IaEs lur S.I&Sfilauns hr arbsiislsfsH bslRtH-
trH pSus. pthn be Aiirsn Bon essaHsH
$1,000 aufttiussn RHresH. DaraHf bin bisl.
ten BE SRrssr cine gHiaasmIuHs. aHs bs-
i&IuHsR ben SsiSas teilnasusrn, 70 tab mo-
HaiIi& $1,000 iiir bic SrbtsnlIsieH aEbsiisl
bon 2sbausu StTptHb,t psTbsu ISHHsH. H.--Daa
10 f&tH inb nStsI, unb strbitHt tis RdrmaI
aHtTluaune.
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Wirb beftritten. .-Dur& fOIsHaIr gs.
iEisHtisn bt eu Issisn DabI IN br sr(isr
aas a4lfn @avb uuirn Staht, sfIaHe = ben
RPnbIiianuu, ibTsu GansisaitH fur Die @s.
lfbssbHua R. &. gbrisman, AZ np6RIsH.
astnIi4s 1sirasasisH ssf&absn au@ Ia ssr.
itaitstatH 3btiIsn bts GouHtiss, RssHE& Sob
.. RsTbniOH ais Difriii. aHRaIt nRStI
bare. Da nun SCas BtRtils seH SttrIiat.
rfin SsrlisssH. 70 fOI be GrR6bIune bsr chen.
s'uaHnirn GaHSiSatsn bsRritim ptrstn. pr
J. 9. RtaIaInsy, BaRbr btr btmsiraiif&sr
ssuHiy' GsmmIiist rh@it ts6baIb an Rii.
ps1 srGsuIt sInt Bittl&rift uHlsr,tf&nii Dor
SifIn Ttrfunsn elm, buT9 psI&s bic grp6b
lung ts erH. GgHsmaH aHsefseisH Rirs, uni
lpar auf icIssubs @riasf BIN. ID In GuIa,
esr IPdtfH einibsiIuna btr fram @arb IN spt
gnenits isi feline RssiiraiIpn bn tarfn heb.
ufHhtH Stimmssbr Dor etr @abI msbr mia.
li& stiptisu; . iibsr fiinf,Is I'm RraIi4tr
vHsinit fur Gbrismna atefsttsns 0timIasr
ltisn Illegal neil tif pn1oa,r, TsIt9s fs ataa.
etH, ban In abl&uitit, guiFsI s Der @taats.
SiTiaIaHe sSrstftrisbsHrn Siaais- pt.i GsHn.
iStdr Hi&t fsIbif tsyabIt unb nuf GjruHs ii.
uss 5arts sslimmi- babsH, ben aubrrr guTs.
utn fiji fs bslapIitu, ObHt saju btauinasi at
ptitn ju fsiu.
etsi .. @Irids, gil, iibsTrti4ie hn Guari
cine bon 27 Siimmssbnn uairjaGnsk gtti.
ton, In psI&r bic BabI trs Sptn 9. Or.
wbtrfOa fir has Nmt tts DfiiriEisnnwnIts be-.
nHaaHsst trIrs. Die O. .Iinbs safir Ilat IN esI
paupiIa4f sititItm ;uis Ia gbriSmaa's Gnu,
iOUi' aHesbIi&t llnrrs'Im IbiOisiisn bel tn
NaRl In SpaIarn SosHf#ip. ~.
Die Court bat bsn 81. uab %. Ttitrttr
ale gGbSrsirmiE, IN sratbmta slaafIsatn.
b,tt ausfftst SN
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Oas meme asd,us In ibarrissara paIi

Cas rene 3efsHp In 1arTistHrs paei
sb,r fir sins RdububsbIs, ale fiir tiHfn Srt.
mn Hni&aISiss eanbarsi&sT anh SHmmIn Gia.
wIpsum. % mlbSIt ftstu 3tasn, ROpSH
bier saui buRlsI liHb. unb isiH Sasssliqi bin
elm briusi. 9m rrnttu SiHns bee @stits fue
2ansarri&sr, YummItr. SruHI'atuISr u. bel.
trIuf Bnsnan fur RfI4s bic 3tasH btIiimEt
fab, unb es& mi6H aud Fs tabiaranhsrr,
in Saa ft unitr be alaum tiuts setafitn
pOIliasn esraibtu. Sif fns Gin gtrftsb sfs
atu has msul4Ii1s @rfibIs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

- Bel GIiSIiunssH isais imma lstaIs
aIs mSsII& DR.. aneuh.aSHts's pam
barstr gtuRttss aHesnsnsa nsztsH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
0teb.Marft.

0tttSbUes q, Dsitmbtr 10, 1874.
1tnesl 5--6s Gruis per gfaHt
fe aa9 tfr SudIitii.
S4afs.-g6.75-6.65 per eiad /, Elm.
mFE Bon $2.00-4.25 pr Sild. 90 go.
+ S4wtint-61-7 Gents per pfuHb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

Die steser finb a-head.-9a ReHiae.
ninv. WiaSama inS BE Rtsa Hsit sssans, b.
,. ta ssf-SnH. DsEt lns iHrn 1Gs gsasb
unA bios bier @dst.-R RsHtssmtry tsFemmls
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

3 GAdublih. Der sinissH absnbsH pur-
be hn zaballaesn ess orn. Gss. R,aty al
su Srsas 6tabs albIn stbssasn. Hnb tsdsu
gamer Buvratb sraHbs @sHH maH bsbsnft,
snb sa gsastIsns sln artass aTdspd a. uns
itin, S,ins bOis 70 q hifbfian hu f&dahIi&-
1su DttbRdbIs. sun BEN pir fs bSTtsu.-pabsn
irns DItbs au& sin @tplRsu2 @it ,ptiisIa.
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6. 3. Ridora & 4oas.
C. 3. RiharO C 8olQCs,

- 30. 81 Nroabwap, Rep>ojuff, lars
@tr bsld6fiiatn.uus Itil BEN SabTe 1871 ail
BEN BtTfauf bon @f&lsIn aHf GHrcba Hnh
nit aHs,abIunatn Spn gsIbfrn IN itbem
She Dfnifdlanbe, be efn Gmpthnafra fTd
tHs 1aue atbEa@i nsretn; II l.
fsTiisr ale allftilee ttai- fan1E
GensraI'Pafiases@ s@Btntar BET Sams
burger SampiI@iife
gsIEaaf BON G9IHs(&sIu,n ,nt NsiIe aatS
nue BON EUROPA filr bic DafnbflGiiie hsr
2ambars: amsrIianif&tn TndfifabrlsIstIsH-
@sIsal9afi; -.f.l VA.
mIi hss ~
aasastune sSH 6&ifsf9tinta ,ur Msfis
nae Rem ycrl, fir bic BON Bremen btreit
lnial hbtr Guslanb) un@ Rtlr.yctl unb
Baltimore tapTfnefn etnif9tn SistII9tft;
gsslpauus slns.ttnbT @aar,n, Rtine IT,,
iibntauRt nit alifn I'm 3Urbauif ~ bsrTi@.
ttHetH gsfHdfttH, ~ ~
uHb mll htT
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Ea9. 80.
6. .. @t1arb e. 8oas
Ap. Ol SrOasipas.
8. ge. aissmana,
RU. ia Rary aasS
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~b. 6. Sfanninesr.
90. III slOlb prince Glrabs
aaneaRsr wa.ai
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MatbfeI.

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auaSfans tG RSipfsI In RrO. 90. Der npa,
Gidats. 3eihans".
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n9fI ben punbtn peTfsH bic panbt lore Sun.
cen; bel ben Msul@ta psrfsn be 9ans,H
bic punhf."
h atlHs II&iias auaSfuns sIussf9idl.
Wre.2.
Diem Rohr."
Sslns rI&has GuaSiaHs stHssf&idL
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~SttsfsItHs4t."
aslHs Ti2liss auaSfuas siHssl9idi.
RTp. a.
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gute WaAriAten. = @Is 10 f&sIni.
% lIissnbss GissuibHm bshsuitHh I'm grtf'
ssfalIn Das 70 cut. Ssst ioitsH au& bic
Rfnim uitbrisn pGbsn, pis aud bic Sarsu
uub eitsnsmiitrL bsIsnbus ha his eSsHs 70
libr ssiaIIsH Fnb. DIsiss allts tam Hub pIIh
ssi4sbm, pfuH mir tiHHaaI tbrIIas uHb Ipar-
iams Sidais. 'uus RatisnaI SfssinaustH 10.
ISmmsn. pslH issl sait Masa9itH liRk.
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Gin fb6net 3ue Der sedBftsn.
llsbe.-pE Graria. G6HasB Shta-
tT bts RaiI Rdab 5stsIs an sH eds kn Ga.
nal uHS @aIHut Craft 10 anRssiiis tIuss
unfrtr IibTaIasn unh RabIbaii tbsImattiaam
DsHif&su @iitdrssr. Ri&i 0snua. tae or
Isslsu @iutr mtbr btnn fe9s tunbert
Dpllars on bic Nrnifn BON Sarristura
sniatuIts, iHhtm r 9TOs uns asbIsH flu Die
ftltsa faufis, n or uu& ftbt Ritbn rIasns,
ifiH S&uadH iur liainRHbuns Ter Wun.u
bsiauiraesn. " bat ii& aamII& frbSitH,. bic
SumHs bon ertt buuetrt Dstlars
bsriuSfbsn, NIT sr Biblasuna tae BE gar.
sH bon paTrisbuTs urH Hfittrt fHnt tantsr,
DsHars iunt GnIauf BON RutIsn 1T, fAr bic
armsu bsiatuun! Dds 10 stRib Gin stIsr
3us &Hali&r R.nltsnIlstt, unb 20 Hdrs 81.
nc SamdH fir bic ShTssT uRffsT Giabi, StHH
flf ul&t hsm IebtpswHlbsH aHHhlstiH kfs eru.
S&uafE iOfOri ibrr bsT,Ii&s .3uRimmuHs al.
ben. abssfsp,n BON SIslsT lItsraIsH Samme,
BAT 81. Q. l4Sn fratv @Itlss an BE armsa
sai&snit. uns ibui 20 i,bt aps; 81 bal f9sn
tau&s SbrSns s,lErdnst uHS be biiisTs 9Sib
sIsIa armsn ssIiueri. eabi ans bsIftn, BAD
20 nS& nisbt folder sb,ImaibietH 5stHH eibi,
be bIsIi ilub, tit eSHdshhs sfuib Ser aemuib
- Inssrn. Dsr @iatts ~ Dor btr Gtiri,
psHm onl Dtrb ha ui&i Hpslat wsaH 81 siHs
arms TuiitE Ssn ssinh. ftfutah an ssr 9tats
am ,ia AlmOltn blilsns. fistsH ittt2 slu& an
gu9, esuil4e Riibarstr. hif itt mii RsIiIi&sn
0aitTt sdtsmt ert, aH& an GHa s,bt t,r
Rui, s@eeknlbuH uHe mitiulbeIIsH," Bic
pHnsrjstn % ldttIsm uub ~ iPtilsH. @ubI
Dfm, ttHn pfrl ni&t sHasdl 2, Hnh BEN
usbI,H Shfsn unlrts tlstHsH 9iibRrssts
nadakmL
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

~ - t''~'" ~ = 'FF'
Rene WufsabsHt
lf.tat. gDI slrp. 4. 'rrf
SSTfi hu er grnsn Ruf2 p"
Gs 10 nuT cine Ileins Gake,
Die bic NaiuT I'm Mrnldtn lhuf.
Ans Hsiasu Iiebt fis tpObIbE aaabt;
Dp& ManHsr sisbi NIT BEN IaIsnit
Den Obstntiue frets Spfnht.
tInb pilIlf bu aud bas 2sbtf piRsHs
6ifh', pbue hitb muBl bu bid ieIbsr miftH,
Dd ss BID 1l Jun Wtnl&tn nia4t
9Bie uus bas corpus juris faei.
Das @anN n sine 3dlvirhrlb,
@ObI Mau4fm IisbsE, ale GeIH @db.
9lrp.2.
Die erRt @vIbe III tiH Son,
DeH gill lli nur fiiT tfnfn baIbsH.
DIR be tbtn etbtt.u rti&tr QebH
@trb ni&l srlaae blh& tjIsibbg G9haIbFn,
Go trtaet bns 0ldd ION mar in's SaHe. -
Gas cams bfift ben MtI.eHeH
Die telb'ff @fefuten bfnrbHsn,
WptI of MT IsIHtT 6tSrlaus aus. q
grp. 3
80 babe elm ee@, uns ma4s sin qsG.
limb ID Iault bur@ tas, Ras ID ma&ls,
AUD NOD;
Dec IauH BIN ID baE&, 70 iispfi im Ra
Sin SlHd Hl,IHsT IauesH S9Ispps - ~.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

5ubtaner auf Der Durdreifr. =
esstt @o&s iEaf 0sSsrn0r @m. 9. R. arny
mil ssba 9nslansT.gtsis Sfs Rasais GiaH-
mes, siur Saaav (5rautuiimmsD aah irsi
DsImttl&u bier tlH. GIHn tH DoIuleilGsT
slamsus 9sias aiSiio, sin SFiaisr, SH,ss
sOn Zen BiIstH ais e1sfaasfnfr s:r tnmiH
ais u ra hTti 9abuH ali mar. Sii Isiein
zen bIT nas @aI&iasiOu. I'M s0r stm graE'
sfaifR aIassn htH bic Dsi6sn sialubriHssp,
sSu tntn Fs aus bum 9asbsssIst, tas ibain
sen tT 8r. Siaa.ta Rfsitruns inr SsRsb-
aure fibsssftsu, Snlrithtn nHThtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

qAerf6nIi6bes. .-essls Rs9t kali.a ,sir
eas DasnissH, 1rH. % lillian syskatL
0mnaI.Mssni unt gsttsfesHesa, be- IN gBa.
I4insIsn gilg nI&daHesn Sentinel" In
uHlHm 6aHlium ~ bfsraefH. Sr. R. lam
sfrats Ven slnn gsF4dfisFsiff aHs ktn Bf.
Ilru, uah Ia n tsri tls ytaHipIsaalT4s Slaats.
Isiluns tbtnFaas iak HHs Zen uHs bsEit, 70
faeis u tsn GAiF4Iub. sIaiss SlaassH In Gar
slshaEs ~ sfEntiIsH. nHk. Hzs q bsiHaeH.
% was's an@ saaj Et&E 1E. Rsesu u tiIi
Ifbg eillIbslsE unt amEallsfE RanrL uah q
ssti Issm GasIii4sn nis I'm DsHif1sH tthan.
AHt. aa4 bsrlsH mir nit gssHEstR. sab
% lss SENTINEL fiHr anssssssHssa SsaHs-
(9aIl sirsut. 81
ga4 o.. @t@asl gstttmaHH ssH
G4slssmaastssu uHs IslHs gs4ir, RaIksH
sas sIHtH iaTlsu eIlaR %.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

GharIu Sfof. : Cine 3fIiuns aus Oh.
ssHis bEinsi sias RitRtiIHHs ssa gbtfsr
gsHHlA SalnSIs. psria SsnsIsst RIre. sas usn
sSa sHsA4lis ausIsbsnhsH RdnHHu tia Slna-
be eStihEa srbra4i pHTet RrI4sE HaG isiatm
ansf,hsn une fsiasn GTiktIaHetH deer istns
9araHtlsH, lslRs iEibsEs Ssimait HHb Rag
taTi2aiL ~ f4lIsbsH, hH ssTHtbis aaats
GbaEIp RSe ~. Dns ausisbsH hss aHatsH
.lilpri&l ssladnsIs str SsI&nIbuus be gn-
miblsn. RaH BAT ben auatfa uSH bfH @dH-
HTH turisHpmmru unb piEh isH ,asRdssbaI.
leo bls man slusIuHft sSH TttIastIpbia 90.
piaHetn batt. ..-t..- .t.-.-r
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DIsbsbaubsu. : in tsa a@slI&ssbIr-
ssnY l6slni bar habTt 6alaH - baus,H, b.
faa ists Nss9s Disbadbls unb R6ubsTsIsa ssr.
iaasH. .-9n slsp psuaHh saEbsa Ieels Gsts
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0eIDFaRess.

8oIginbf WfIbtT wuFbtii 1IiE De ,,SlaAIslgI-
tang" srbaIifn. bic bifthuE9 u,ii
dNauf hefMef,,fni h.sxks,s
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7"e'isfI'5fa ssm S@miVfH'"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19
Charms of a southern Belle.

A Georgia paper describes Southern
beauty as follows: Among the many
visitors who came to our city on Satur-
day last to sell their country produce,
was young lady from an adjoining
county, who had chickens, eggs and but
ter for sale. Her beauty was Of tran
scendent excellence. Bright, flashing,
intellectual eyes. and face round and
rosy, while her calico dress was plain
and neatly made, and fitted beautifully.
Her rich black hair flowed in luxuriant
richness Highly educated she con-
versed huently and deported herself with
becoming modesty, She wore no false
hustle or purchased complexion; had
no top.knotl on the top of her
head, or false fxings to present, but
stood in the majestic beauty of a created
intelligence that would not yield to the
despotic dictates of frivolous fashion.
1t has been a long time since we gazed
upon such sight. The young men
crowded around her wagon with curiosity
in their eyes and admiration in their
hearts. The old men wept for Joy that
there was one that had not bowed to
Baal. She sold her rough country pro.
duce, went home, MIXED the cows,
cooked supper for ten farm laborers, and
went to church in the evening with her
sweetheart.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19
Car Manners.

A New York correspondent says:
1.-THE English ideas are prevailing that
a mans fare entities him to seat and
that railroad companies and not passen-
gers must furnish sittings to their Gus
toners. For this change in public sen
timent the ladies have only to thank
themselves. 1t is the rarest thing for a
New York woman to thank gentlemen
for yielding his seat. 1t is accepted with
an air that Seems to marvel at the i'm
portance Of a man for sitting down at all.
Two women will occupy three seats,
though the man is standing who yielded
his sitting to the new comers. If lady
comes into car with an associate, and a
gentleman gets upto make room for her,
she will watch her chances and smuggle
in her male friend, leaving the no
lite gentleman to hang on by the
carstrap. Men tire of this; and, tired
by their work and anxious to read their
papers, the great majority keep their
seats to the end. 1t is common thing
for methers to take a four year old in
their arms, enter the cars, confidently
expecting that no man will be brute
enough to see a woman standing up with
a child. The seat yielded, the child is
slapped down in it, and the woman looks
round for somebody to give her a seat.
These little tricks are well understood,
and after standing a few blocks the
mother will sit down and take the child
in it. Nobody yields seat in an omni.
bus nor at table Gentlemen don't
give up their staterooms because ladies
have to sit up; and there is a growing
feeling that if passengers cannot find
seats in one car, they must take the
pavt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19
secrets or inc sauctum.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.l
TO the general public the classification
of genius about newspaper office is as
strange as silent barber. The editor
in-ehief is the frequent recipient of a
complaint from a subscriber that his
paper was not delivered yesterday morn
ing, while the paper cutter in the job
room is often eomplimented on the stand
Of the paper in regard to the repeal of
the law regulating the colonization of
grasshoppers in Minnesota.
The young man who is fitting himself
for a journalistic career asks us It the
chief editors position is difficult. On the
contrary, it is the most comfortable place
on the paper. BE has only to dash of
few columns of editorials q day and
then enjey himself. All the good look
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DR.. SoHENcK's PULMosIo SYRUP, SEA WEED
Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-Thess medi-
cines have undoubtedly performed more cures
of Consumption than any other remedy known
to the American public. They are COM
pounded OF vegetable Ingredients, and con-
tain nothing which can be injurious to the
human constitution. Other remedies adver-
tised as cures for Consumption. probably con-
tain opium. which is a somewhat dangerous
drug IN all cases. and If taken freely by con-
sum mptive patients. il must do great injury;
for its tendency is to cOnfne the morbid mat
ter in the system, Which. of course, must
make a cure impossible. Sohenck's 8 Pulmonic
Syrup is warranted not to contain particle
of opium. 1t is composed Of powerful but
harmless herbs, which act on the lungs. liver,
stomach, and blood. and thus correct all NOR
bid secretions. and expel all the diseased mat
ter from the body. These are the only means
by which Consumption can be cured. and ms
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic.
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate in this way, II is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for. Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle Of this invaluable
medicine is accompanied by full directions.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his principal
office. corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phila-
delphia, every Monday, where all letters for
advice must be addressed T9-eodl04
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-19
DOdging the PrOhibitOry Liquor
Law.


From the Boston Gazette.
We at length reached the hotel again
and | proposed glass of brandy and
water. My friend looked at me and
then at the landlord, and then the land
lord looked at my friend and then at me.
Perplexity overspread the countenances
of both. Such thing as drop OF
| liquor is not to be had in the place, said
the landlord.
Bought, you mean" retorted my
friend.
Bought, mean" was the answer.
Then both eyed me significantly.
Does anybody give it away| | in
quired, greatly puzzled by the mystery
that appeared on both of their counten-
ances.
mot exactly. You see, the State
constables would be after me in no time
if | sold liquor" explained the landlord.
DO you want some very badlyY
could not explain how badly wanted
it, and could only give vent to my ieel-
ings in a sigh.
Without word, the landlord disap.
peared within the recesses of small
room behind the office desk, and pres
emily came forth with two empty tumb
lers in his hand. These he placed upon
the desk.
"But where is the liquor?" inquired.
"The law forbds me to sellit, he said,
and here, you are welcome to it, say
ing which he accidently turned back the
breast of his coat. The neck of bottle
peeped forth from the inside pocket.
He winked his eye at me, and winked
my eye at him, after which | drew forth
the bottle. He family struggled with
me to prevent the daring robbery upon
which was bent, but | proved inexora,
BILE.
my private bottle. kept for medicinal
purposes and not for sale" he moaned,
as he poured out the liquor for myself
and the worthy chairman of the Parish
Committee.
"Have some water, gentlemenY he
added with alscrity.
We drank, and / replaced the bottle
in the repository whence | had taken it.
Then put dollar in his hands.
What is this for2" he asked, as he
deposited it in his wastcoat pocket, and
gave me a half dollar in change
For a bushel of oats" answered.
Keep them till send for them.
"Ah, sir, said the landlord, with an
air of virtuous resignation, the prohib-
itory law has done world of good in
stopping the sale OF liquors. It's Sc
we're law on u.s. but it's a good one.