davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-02-01
NlltSlC.

The departure Of the opera-troupe has left an
opportunity for the home talent once more. and
it is vigorously improved. Monday evening, the
Chicago Conservatory pupils gave very pleas
ant COMFORT ut Kimbal1 3 piano-rooms, which was
lasely attended. Thursday evening Mr.. Fred
Root gave concert ut Christ Church, insisted
By Miss Lewis, Mrs. Tatrous, Mrs. Hall, Mira.
Jewett, and Messrs. Phelps and C. 7. Root.
The same evening the Lurlino Club gang at
Klaro's Hall and there was soiree musicale at
the Pacific Hotel Friday evening, the third Of
the regular series Of soirees was given at the
patlorh Of the Chicago Musical College, under
the auspices of the Director, Ar. Zio9feld, in
which the Misses Taylor, Butler, Murdock, ,Conley,
Mrs Mcguire, Mrs. Ullrnann, Mrs. Buznham, and
Messrs. Never, Gill, Bsckmann, and Hart took
part, both the programme aud the performance
being one o. :l,c lest OF the SEASON. The same
evening Ar. T. =. Pratt. the pianist. gave sol
REQ at Reeds .r.:' .:e OF Music, assisted By some
Of the best ta!c'.: :bc city, in which he intro
duced come ne's ,;:>' every effective music OF his
Own competition.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL MUSICAL"
Tho soc.1l entertainments Of the series giren
by the rrop1ietors and attaches Of the Grand
tacitlc Hotel 1Aia seasou, haya SO far been the
most brilla:.t sccia! features OF the seasan. The
Saturday and ThuzadsT night hops hATs bean
, 1874-02-01

=. The Piegann and Pend 'Orellles Indians OF
Etutencss that would aetonish the heathen
eehinee. Their favorite game is simple one.
one party deposits on the ground between them
eeltaln articles: the other places beside them
1ucles Of equal value. Then al Indian takes IN
ee eae hand small stone OF stick, closes both
fmands, "a and holds them up to the opposite party.
he makes 10 sound, but throws his hands wildly
aoout =. aud behind his back, frequently changing
@e @ stiek, and the others keeping up demonlacal
e, ?sas- suddenly ono OF them points to one OF
n.e bands Of the ges.culatinS Indisp, which the
a!ser opens, and loses or wins, according as the
~ s<eA Ii there or not. One method OF cheating Is
70 hase the suck attached to rubber cord last
Saeo 4 II the sleoye. When the Aau~ ''olrted At
rs etics Is released, --- -. -ontte d.s- ~.--'
, 1874-02-01
EDUCATIONAL.
University Of KVtIP DaEEn, s. 1Gseph County, Il4.

UNIVERSITY u AVllE DdE!S, & ]tSEDG Cu14l7, I'LL.
This Iu.titntlon Is situated Of tbs beautiful
and healthy localities in te state Of Indiana. 1t
i z parss Of the United States. In comfort
and elegance, its accommodations tfor fyo hundred
boArders} uusarpns.cd. Tho ourses OF Studies
sued eiotre D4ue tho CIas1ieA Scientific. ANA
Cofnnercfxl EourscH.
biu.lc Painting Drawinz, and the Languages Arn ltas
Wise studled at the Cnistrtty.
FRS: Session cotmcnccs tho G1st Tucs6.7 Of Sep
tcnbes. -.
second Session commences on tho lst Of FabrusEy-
Terms, $50 per eessinn OF five months Payments tn
advance.
For further particulars address the President
REV. A.. LEHONAlfR. G. g.. c.
, 1874-02-01
MEDICAL CARDS.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

81 Er1nrs and Ahn-cs IN early N'r Ana'od Ks-:.:st
lmpedimtnta 70 MAsEae removed NeH 1sst nj q fr17
New and rcu1arfahe remedies fosk End u:
iar1 sent tree. IN teAlcd e1selupcs Addrr.sHDWARh
ASSOCIATION. W. South Stath-s.-, :Pri.a1cp.ii1.
P1., Institution having hlFs reputation faf ho:as-
able couduet snH Professional esiiI.
, 1874-02-01

NHLENUNH
EPISCOPAL.
fto. 1-Septuhgesima Sunday
ft6. APurifcatiou Of the Virgin Anry.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
FEB. 1-septuagesima Sunday; st. Bridget Y
Faifoness Of 1relaud}.
E6. 2-pu1idcation OF theD.y.M-; Candlemase-Day.
:, tt3. 3c1a.r Of ST. Peter at Rome Qrom jan. 18l
@. Disisa. B. II
r.. 4-St. Andrew Corsini. 3. G.
fto. Est. Agatha, Y. II.
rn6 6-St. Titus, 3. c.; st. Dorothy, VIZ.
Fkh. 1-St. Rpu1xaId Abb
, 1874-02-01

viii be PLAYING tho first OF his three perform
ances at Hooleys. It is unfortunate that Miss
Morris and Szlyini are ia competition. The only
satisfactory solution OF the difficulty is to sec
both, to study both, compare the1n' s1ld remem-
sA1y1s1 AT HooLEY's THEATRE.
It is not con8onia1 task to be perpetnally
warning people that they do not appreciate Sal
rini Such q course is naturally open to tue
retort that people know what they want. With
all due Difference to the public, however. we
firmly insist that, until they have seen SalVinl,
they do not know whether he is what they want !;
aud We add that he is exactly what they want $780,
Salrinl, in any part be has appeared IN, Ii what
they want to see. He was neglected upon his
firss appearance here, the only full house to
whicl, be played being that which 4'Otnollo i"
.ttrzcted. :: Samson" La Morte Ciyile."
1iSullivan." we're played to small houses;
"Hamlet" to only fair matinee house. 10
morrow evening this pacrless actor VIII appear
os Iuooyuar, which has been reckoned among his
ereatess triumphs. The New York Herald speaks
OF it briefly as follows: ...-
Bat his acting last night demonstrated that his I5o
mar is his ~ uniquely a bis Csaet1o. Through
avarr suuosity indicated Ia the foregoing analysis Of
tho processes through which lh9onar's discipline
russell this crest actors genua trunphanty and af-
f,,1ontIr gouud Yet the part is not which will
tnte ~ deep hold upon public sympathy as his
OthzlIo The scenes ure too pastoral, the sentiments
nre too IDEAL the spirit Is too Tar removed from Tue
yitalitea Of everyday life. Tbs whole dr@rna IL sy1u
boc. pyeaguriug the exaltiug and refining effect Of
love upon amagnaai1uous nature, brought up xmong
a,vosa surruudings sgnoz Ssyiai i the ideal
Who lie The golden age has existed oly In he poe.s
pare their broad and generous effects in
s physique and nc, so1 t3;n.7 Ne e,s s*'9 It l e2i
~ ID t1a. one Of tho striking effects lat
essnpa vas that wrought when Inso,ar i sbou, to
o1r yiolsnce to Paratna, and threatening her Hfe,
she erc!ai1us Take and heds her bead keady foT
ths sword. Piamonte produced an Impression second
oniy to saly1n She greatly and deservediy a!,.
~. ana s4;uur A!easaudro sa4f7o1 "2s e1cenea1
ia Jf:tvH
r. .-.r.uns thai his 0Qsezo il 10 b given
, 1874-02-01

is the play st Covcnt Garden s'Jncx in the
Box" by Mr. E. T.. Blanchard. 1s given at Drury
Lane - Little puss in Boots is played at the
Prlncess' - Raymond aud Agnes "is performed
at the Haymarket.
That was very wicked remark OF the dramatic
critic Of the phiiadeiphia Telegraph with regard
to Miss Pritchard and hor play at tile Chestnut.
This is what he savs:- ave will frankly confess
that NO only saw the prologue The play proper.
which NC did not see, was much better than tue
prologue--it must have been better, for it could
not have been worse"
The famous scout Scott, now on exhibition
ut the Olympic Theatre As q crack shot, came
within 2 i;lcnes the other night OF hitting mark
Is feet =: T. with rifle. Scott is a great his
trioa;c Int he isn't much Of a shooter.
Ned El.;. >,:.;s they called him 50 cure death
on the 1;la:.s.. Tbat was probably because he
loved a shining mark, and big one.
Tho late James Fisk, Jr., was supping one
night at table in the St. James Hotel, in Boston.
wien Miss Elise Holt, the Enelseb comedienne,
came in with her husband. Mics Holt, extend
ing the caster to tho gallant Colonel, inquired
Il What will you ave with your am. Mr. Fisk -
"Thank you," replied Fisk, "1n tako an Il. If
you please Then he gave her All engagement,
which consoled her.
George Sands works do not all appear before
the Paris public. Pieces by her are played even
inyB at Nohaat before private circle OF friends,
by marionetzas carved and dressed BY Iaur1co
Sand the noyeilEt'H eOn, and himself writer OF
reputation. It is eaid to be one Of these pieces
written for marionettes that will bo performed
in Paris iu The spring.
The little theatre OF the Tour-d Auycrgne has
given it's review, II: tour. which is tolerably
amusing. An actor named Duhancl introduces
the different tableaus with much skill, but tue
authors are guilty of great exaggeration in
making the jeanne d-irc Of the Gaito danca
something in the style Of Nabile woman.
Tho idea Of girl capering about in the costume
of victim for the stake is certainly incoa-
gruous.
1t Christmas the manager Of Liverpool
theatre advertised for goad-1ooInS singing
ladios He received 800 replies. country ho-
tel chsmhetnaid sworo she was full Of histeionc
talent and cut good figure: 4 titled Indy, with
g.. 900 per year, offered to bring her own maid
and buy her own dresses. a launury maid
wanted q part where sla could tend dairy, aud
Taunton Young lady sent yard OF auburn
},air as a sreciueu of her charms.
play founded on "Tho Las: OF the 4ohi-
caus" and written By Mr. George FsWoett EoNo,
author of j" Tho Gcuesa Cross" Is IN p1eIalac
ton ut NibIo's Gs1lca. The managers CLAIM.
ne believe, that 1t is sha American drama. and
We do not saJ that il is not. That depeods
great deal on the treatment bestoEed by the
Sdapsex. All that He iuaist upon ia that pay
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05

Ser 0OlSfOfer.
Cine 90 pDel(e
BON
AnSrelSueo.
(6prtitBung.)

(8rrtitBung.)
Der Bauer 3upfts i,bt arttur am
grm une fifttrts ibm bsimIi& su,
n6srr, MIR miiitn isbt aufbrs&sn !"
Grttur trat NIT isinsm 8tsIsttsr aus
BEN 8rsis. GIs n Ra gum @.tsn
wanbis. bsmsrrts sr. Uis F& slst&i.ttis
NIT itm nod psrf&isbsus anbsrs a,ute
srtObsn uno Hb tsimIi& Gtwas I'm Dor.
bsIsstsn tns DIR FaRsrt.n.
nGs IN publ Giwus ssf&sbsn 2" fras.
te artbur fsintn 9sslsttsr, als Rs Rdt
auf b,m Dtss mao bsm DaIbs btfau.
ben.
n0arum, 6nrr
vBstl Ssrf&tsosns psriOnsn bss 9rsI.
fss bic RSpfs pISblIa 70 ,uiummsna,d.
ten %
n6rsiItR, 6srr gOr unssiabr elmer
Stuner 10 stn Detachment @rsn,idssr
ausssfrsift, um SmuSsl,r 30 faus,n.
Sd bsnfs mir, ii& wsrbsn R& Ia bic
Singer f&usibsn |"
vDtt ntiutn ole basr
nGis S&mussIsr fab Si.l 30 paiFse
anb sswibte e,uis, aIs bab ft f& burS
fol&s @impsI pon Solpatsn erpsirtu
lisBsn !"
,llImbOfsn f&sint mir mao I.In,r
9auart unS Ginri&tuus, 70 ptsl Id
wdbrsHb bsr iurSsn Belt msinss Dur&.
gangs bsmstfsn tcnnts, Elm ,ismli& &c.
satsrtsr Srt Su istu !" fasts artbur ,u
fslnsm 8sslsiisr. um bas RCdsnbt Sc.
fprd& ptsetr In ben 8lub ,u brinssu.
nGs fne, nit Gusnatms bee Bswot.
nsr bss 9iritnbauiss, Iaut,r ilsins@ butte.
bsabsr In lllmpcfsn !" snisssntts f.in
Bssltittr.
,,Das 10 sint GsItsnt,It."
Nd ia, 3trr, trtRn Cine ni4t W6rt!"
ullub bas iRS"
ntlImbOfsn Rtbt In gsrruftw
nDis foT
nSa. bAs 10 stn sIssnipamIi&ssS Ding!
ole rsrssH piisn, ha6 unssfdtr sin
babies StanS&sH bon bIsr aus bts3OU.
CREME iR"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
M9eittcil

tsr
Yenniplpaniidsn Staats'3situns.
ptunGylSanta:
Aassbsuy.-9aI. Spffmaun,t75 Sbic CIR.
altoona. .-@pttlitb Saufer.
[@brtf. gtlbt Carton Sri
t&barIes GSrRsr.
Butler. - Satpb 3td.
8rtainsd. - Or. Ibspb. Rtrhtna
Carlisle. -Ybilipp 9fBmann.
Gbambrsburs. -@esrg 8istfd.
Goal Bailey nub ilms,ssnS.-ab. 9 1aB.
Danpilt.-Wibael 8oIsnRetn.
Drapp5burg unS Goal Bailey 81. 51iib.
Gait.eibrrty. = GbrtIt. Saus.
Gina. - epreus @anl&tI.
Sarmony. - GaSper Str3ps.
Suaibaysburs. 9. GIeiittr.
Suntinsbpn. -Safob 9eonbarb,
SOtnsiSpn. = Gtas. q. Ratb.
(9. R. DefbGffer,
a,rJ,a,, 4ntbpny Ssfe,
eA''Ar''' Carl fraus,
l@eprg @aIl,
qo,rr,ns,sia, @tors 0tlllad.
'' Spbn Waptr.
eod SaSsn. - Gourab Obtrbeim.
epfenstcpn. = @sors @sber.
@arietta. = 8rtebrf1 Sdas.
Niasrspills. - 6. 8. Rees,
Wibblttppn. - &briIf. Bauer.
Rcuntpile. - @epre IeiIen6a
Rcunt Slisn.-@ep. @pIbba6.
RsRetsprrt & Drapcsbura. - BtIbeIm
Savtmauu.
Rairsna. - @eorg SGasle.
Wsp Brighton. - eeoub. &. Ripper.
(&bas. 9Bp, @tn..aafnt, Nro.
aItsburo 2O4 ysnnlplpania apsnas.
S"''A'S Or. Sbmibt Nrp. 7S Smitb.
feb Strabs nabs bsr Giinfte.
philadelphia (SouibparD. Sob. 9 dan.
ba&er 1709 ROrb 9irrtr @tr,,
+" Gritbr. 8Ittn. DO.
3. 8. Dtrtb. 3040 Narft Sira6s.
Spbn Briid, 6i7 Sfb Drlits CTR
@sn. So b. 9. 9aIIieL ". 8. Gdt
q. Uairmcunt Mp.
Col @bItf. sIsins. S37 Glib 2.
Sirabr.
Carl SSauflsr 26iO 8ranIfsrS
&" @sers 3. 3app, 23Ol Sairmuunt
" gbr. @srus, Gds % & 8airmuunt
ausuue.
SaPs - Sa'US GOHraS si3 gins
j." SObn SSRsHaSsL City parF
SoisI.
pstnrt@ alsbL q. @. eds bu
Grcnt & Union OR.
Ibam D Srueg go. 2z2f Tlcunf
pItalant ctr.
~ Grtsbrt1 eau, Rp. ia @pruu
StrnBf.
8. %. Ssitbsrs, 6i4 Glib 3h
Stra6e.
GtIiaidH Srsmfs 3l6 eHS6.
Strn6e.
9obH @ttbtmepsL 1919 pep-
lar Ctr.
Spbn DeIbs n. 8. Gde Bruub
GthhiaH Straet.
~ aua. 3. Rtuber m ann, 81. %.
gde 2l. & BibHaisr ctr.
Hpbert @tlIiarb, @. @. Gdt
%. & Raes CTR.
trant Orib (grausr) 80. unb
-. Raher Or.
@tIi'pbilabslpbta. ta.-Sttbb. 0artmateL
Taurafa~aa-S -SsiHri&gadintr
Sa'a'fH sFl'ssSair. Stssl 3. y; gsss." = sst
Sarouburs-S. GpIIes.
Sbarpsburs. -Baptih StubtIbed.
Sbamsiin. -.8rtebrt& Dtpnsr.
Ianiaqua. .-9stnri@ RGIitr.
Iyrone. -W iIbsIm Bpat.
Itcatcias & eHttnsburs.-S. @.Ruub.
miaiamepprt-Weprg Dplff,
gorl.-Grttbrt1 ". Sttea.
6tlisnOpIs. -Spbn SaIRstn.
Obte;
susyrus. .-@tOre &sitis.
CANTON. = SaEpb 3etngGrtHer,
effhlint. -abplpb 8ramni.
oprtnahfle. .-@eo. 5artmanh, (esbrsr)
uPpfr SaHbHsfv. ". Martin.
SnbtaHa.
SSTi@ayHe.-pstsr 3sbnbaus, GsH. 9et
RarsIaHb.
9aliiaeTe. .-9sbH BiII. 292 Ga(trH NSt.
ELTON Z Gbiiaisais Gits.-S. Q. RepeL
9aefTeieluH. = Capt. eouis 6tiR.
port Dipufi & pavrs BE- @rasr.-9. aamm,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
(8utiksHHa fsIsi.)

Reltae BettIsr. = Dasih Has Ra,v
6@rad, ,psi @d4RiasT. p,I&s tlz 8srmsssz
SsR $4,000 bsabm, fasisa Issipla ben Cat.
IHIub, Hiats mtts ~ sasH. ha BE estsAsnlt-
tel 10 lktzfT itisH. Die 6sIsfH saStn, -
bic S9psRu SuE ttHisfz SassH aaEk. Hnh kss
Hrusu sdaats fbsafaHs s,Rssbss sSsE Hsza
r lslasH gaii4IHb al&s ssSuassl hAllk Dis
Syaz Rar IS 9ahrH eli.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
45arrisburs. ga, oO""eritas, sebrnar s, 1874.
poeie.
Nm Den etpi0en Sater.

Mn Den eipt9en Sater.
g0n slusuft WahImann.
Du baR Dtins SSuItn Tir aufssbau't
liu6 Dstut SsmptI stsrtnbh !
Dpbin mtin eldubists Auss f&aut
DID. pm unb Batter. 10 Fnbsi!
Define tpis.bmli&t gOtiiSma&t
gnfiinsst br WorssnrUibs pra9t
Grt6bIsn bic iaultns @tfirnt Der Ra3il
llnb alIts esbsa Itfai pOr Dir,
llnb aGIts etben ruff ~ Dir.
Batter tiniir, bn Du bif In Simmsl!
t1nb litbfppa Dtiu Must lHau'i.
@as Dsint Ilma8t Dini bieOaufnI
llnb miInu S'ssn uisbsribau't
llnb frSbIi% panetIn aIt Spnnfn; ;
Ssr! ptrr bas StrL BAT DID srffnnt
Grpa&i BON Rummn uub pom GRANT,
% fauGs't bic eippr, bic Batter DID nsnnt
@sbsIIissi ptrbs Dsin Hamt!
Der Du bic fp'st eisbs BIZ,
llnb bsftn @nubs itiH Rsnl& umibt
Dis isIis 10 Dsiu Gbrun
Der Grtsbs f&pinst bic waImtn,
90 lnst bic 8r,ues gfaImsu
Die Grfibtit tUnt In SubsltOn';
Ssu psr IN Dtintm rp's,n Rsi4'
30 alss rf&t ID gass sIsi&;
3u uns fommt Dtin RsI&
aommt GuSsI aus ben bstl'ssu SSb'u,
Sisiet nitbH ~ btr aruitn G,bt!
ttommt SimmtIsblumtn auslua'r,
DAP bisfs @sIt elm @attsn Goiits pHtt
., spissr Dsisbsit uusnOIi& RAFT
Du biif's, bic @ass pirfi unb l&uffi!
Dsin @ss 10 Radt! - @ib.imni6pUa
Der pfab, ben 9tbn pinssIn fca
DuH In Dsiut NSbs
GIbrfi Du aIs, bas iit bsiIIs wubsH, -
EsIn 8ias ssi&rbt
gBis i'm SImmsI, aIlO aud auf GTem
eaR' asbrsn rtIftn In SOnusnarabl,
Die 8ruGt rslanl' I'M grimm eaubt
% ptibt bic prsrb' In nilsu Sbal,
limb auf brn Bergen rStbs Tt bic 1raubs
llnS AatS ssnisbt nit Dauf unb Grsubs!
llnftr tGsli&ts 9rre sisb uns brute!
Dor eu, ben rtiusn @finsrn umssbsu,
NItsnbIidR auf baS fiiuOist gsbtu, -
Grbarmt Did unlrr!
S6paRbsit ~ ets @snitm eOus;
Drins @nab' iif srtulfnIOs.
Dsin grtarmsn uusrmtbi&;
3,is' uns. 8alrt! Dtiur Dub
9u hem armsn 9tbtn;
IlnN pHeisb uns unirt SRulp,
90 rit mir Strssbtn!
orr, SrE uHfrt 3uSsrf&t
StarFsr SfIb, ssrInlr uns ui&iI
Ssbs bic 8Iidt, bic frtitn @,Sanitn
ilsbsr tsr GubII&Fsit snst S&mnFfn,
pu@ smppr iitr @rab unb Sob!
BIr brifsH. mir partta auf @crstarStb
Dir isbusn uuS Aflf na& Dtinsm eI&f,
gla& esinsm bO&bsiIissn glussf&t'!
8iibr' uns uns ni&t In 8ulu&uns
SOnbTn srISl' un5 VOu BEN lltbsI!
Dnn Du bili ptr!
llnb bu biff 6Ott
Infer @aitr
limb Dtin if bas RsI&
llub bic arait uub SsulIbidi
Sn Gpisfsit!
Nmeu!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
5amburs'am msrtfanii&s
Ea6etfabrt Nttien 0eieai9ait.
EU58sHttISs pSa'9amsIf&iHissrt
jpifH,n
q 4. a.. 4. .s =. -

SOmmerfass
am ilsr Ra&mlstass SOn Rsp>ySrl mad pam>
burg abfabrsu.
paffass>grsifu
@on 9tewsOorf na6 Gberbour9
unO Samburg:
l. eaial'' inssrn Salon e
8pIfanbsd 80
Son Sambur9 uno Sapre na6
0eDsYcrf:
l,eaia's, Rs@g iistsns, salon gsi"a 'lls e
(sabIbar In gpIb.)
Wa6 plpnlDutb unb Gonoon.
3pilGsnted $4,000 Gurrsney.
$500 .
sinptr iwif8sn unb 10 SabrsH bic SaIfts.-
cane incl. 8tfOfiipuns).
Retour>2tdete ~ ermdbisttn grtiftn.
Deetn 9aiIase In bitltn Dampftrn iptnbs man
f& in 9sp>gurf an bic gtnrraI|gaffass>a >assn>
ten Der 2init:
6. 3. &iGaro & Boas,
80. 6l 9ruubpap, Hsbn abams grprsb. gOm>
paHps Sffn.
ubn an,
s. %. ai,smann,
Ru. liz Diary aasg
9arrtsbura pa.
q. 6. Ranniuger,
GanealftE pa.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
Die or5ate sserbrettuua.

Die Circulation Der r,ptnnfyIsantf&s
Staatss 9ettun8" In Daupbin County
N srSssr als bic irssnb elmer anbfrtn In Sar.
risSurs etbrudtrn bfutlGtn pbr tnsliiHtu Bel.
tuns. Gle bistst bssbalb bic btRs Gslsssnbttt
Anlfiasn In bieIem Ibtile bfs Staatss cine
prtte Wfrbrsituna ~ perlhalfsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
5raet nad
Rotbem Jftroe JDuIusr,
knetfss 4r0uFheit otahsiHik

WEWW JtIuWEytN UW5UEIWI,
Shtut bas TuIDfr fisli& Gftns IN bic Sfrips
pe. Dfnn Gun Bisbfdub bon Der Ssuts er.
sriHtn IN, fOlst ben anptiiunssn, psI&e
(Dtuil@ unb Gnslil&) isbtm 20 unb 40 Gsnis
wad't btllisesn. Cir bas @faissI miI&e
man ts IN bas GriHfpn1tr unb bds Guiier.
Di,lts pulpsr wtrb iHbttitst Bon Gpras
Brppn. Drpsuif, Gbsmtitr unb pfsrbsfsn.
nsr BON 25j6brisr GTfabrune, In ltiusm Drp.
autu. unb Gbtmtfalitn. emporium In MiIicn,
pa. Sails Gu1 nGGfr Mpribsfsr pbsr aauf.
labsn eas TuIprr niGt fiibrf, 70 Iabt ibn bafHr
Isnben. Certificate iiber &tiItn an allsu Mrieu
BON 8ifb unb @taiistl pfrben auasl@idt,
RiIipn, pd., Rpsfmbsr 6, 1873.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLyAYI-
scHESTAATs-zEITuNG" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published..in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ing meddum in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
SabrsaRs 8.
Die
EsaaiblbaaIiae Staats;eitHHs,

. j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
Hi&tint isbm DOuusrfas. uub fpfst 80. 90
per 9abr. tiblbar iuHtrbab bts Sabre, une
$3.50 Ha& gsiaub bro 9abrsaHss.
Gin,slns grfmpIarsn, 5 GentS per SiRd.
stins SubIripHrnsn psrbsu fiir rtnistr
ale feds Wonaten ansrnomnitnj AUD Tam
Misnianb bas Slatt abbfftasn, bio alt Htd.
a6ube btlabIt iinb.
D@- I'M bic abrtTt elmer 2situne ju ptr.
Gnenn, nnue man bic alie icpcbI ais auH
bic Htut abrtlie mitibsilfn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
e. j. JiidarO C Boas,

Uus ~ OVSuSa
WO. 6l 9rcabpa7, Rsp.gprl.
@tr bsf6aftistn uns felt bsm Sabre fSi7 nit
benz 8ufauf BON WstIfln auf europa unb
NIT Nus;abIungsn BON 8slenn In isbsm
Srts DsutiGlanbs, bic Stn Gmpfinsrrn frri
in's Saus asbra&t prbtn;
ffrntr ale allstniae
GeurraI;Pafiage:ag brr Sam>
burger Sampfibiffe
NIT trm
8rIauf BON S&iFsf&sinsn ,ur RsiIs mad
nnb SCn europa, fir bic DampiIHife bn
Samburs. .amtrifanif&tu padtifabrigIriitn-
@sisllf&aft;
nit Der
Ausfsauna bon S&iHsi@sinsn ,ur RsiIs
ra1 Ntp gprf, fir bic BON Brtmen hirsft
(nitt ibrr Guslanb) naa gltp.YprI uub
Baltimore fabrsnbsn bsuiiGsu Ssssli&ifTs 4;
NIT Der
8n,oaung sinasbrnbsr Maarsn, @sine &C.,
tbrbaupt nit allen i'm 3OabauIs ~ Strri&.
isnbsn @tf1Gfttn,
unb nit bsr
8ff6rbnung BON @iittrn ttbsr Nrt, mad
unb bon europa, cher In bas Snntrt Amfris
fac,
8. 3. 8t&arb & 8pas,
Np. 6l 8roabpap,
pbn an!
3. @. 9issmann,
go. liz @ary alss
SarrtsburG pa.
ubsr an:
9b. g. Nanninser,
Nc. Ill giorb Yrtnes Strabs,
9aneaftr pa.
Rsp>gori, (ROs. 2. 1871 Nat l, 1878.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-05
@ebinaunaen Der Mn,eiaen:


0tfHdfts.Nn3eiesu btIm Sabr, cher
fir sinsn 2beiI res Satus;
3Wppaie. 6 Rcnntt. 12 Wonaif.
Gin 3oa S4.00 $500 $i2.00
apsi 3oa 700 1900 20.QO
Drd 3Vq 1000 1900 $500
Ganbttgsntburi, per 6nIt bss VI.
aentbu NJ. unb algtmeine Nultigsn 10
Gents bic 3,ilt fir bic srfr GiHriiduue uno
5 Gents bic 3siIr fir isbs nutbsriss Gin.
riiduus.
pateutirte Wtbtj ne, 9ttaS, unb alr
anesrt anIsiaen Bat pfr sanltn, balbtn, brit.
tel ubsr Sisrirl SpaIis psrbtn mic fcIsi b.
rtantt prbsu:
Cine san,s SpaIis iGbrli6."".Si5000
Cine balbe 9paIie ....... 5000
Cine briitel SpaIie ....... 60.00
Cine ptsrtsI Spatt =, ...... 1000
@ert&tss Anistatn ptrbsu pis tOISt
tsTe&nst:
@rseuisrs,. @pminiilratcrs. uub
Mlisuts's'Gnsttstn."."...""...$2.50
Auoiipr's. saen......s.".... 200
Nat Gnltlssn, 10 3silfu niti iiber.
asletue. cptT rsntssr, fur brti
GtHTndungtn .......,.....".....".t.5 80
SpsjtaI'@uietgen unb aae Ar3tissn
por ben Stiraibs. .Nnitiasn pbtr
Wdrittn IS Gents bic 3rils fir bic
rife Ginridung unb z Gents bic
Belle fiji itpr ua&briss.
9tiratbs., I obessMnBeigen,
Danf Abflttung u.l.ip.,...........50 9ts.
oT Vile Yritfe, Wittbsilungsn 'f. nlltu
ptt fUlst aOrsiTirt ptrStn:
j. George Ripper,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
to accomplish tho same ends. should rop'Ily
| hennme a law.
TIE NNW.UdMpSUIRE ELECTION

THE NEUUdWTSHfRE EbECJ1ON
II il settled that the Administration candi-
dates have been defeated in NcwHampshire,
and chat tbe State has passed under the con
troll OF the opposition. Weston. he opposition
candidate for Governor, lacks few hundred
vote, of a majority over all, but viii be
elected by the Legislature, the lower branch
of which is Democratic and Liberal by D far
majority, with n strong probability Of the
,enate's yet proving Of The same complex
ION when the final result is reached
That Che defeat of the Administration
party is not more severe and over
wheming il due not 10 any strength NJ i,s
own but to the weakness of It's opponents and
the general distrust with which the prople
regard them. The Administration press
frankly acknowledge the defeat. and do not
pretend to be blind to the causes. The Ad-
ministration organ at Concord, Ihe Monitor
attributes it entirely to The shortcomings of
the National Government, and says The party
was too heavily Handicapped with Sanb0In
"contracts. Jayne and Bingham baekmail-
"ngs, Western imitation schemes, the
"moeiy system and the failure OF
Congress to meet the wants oi the
masses by legislation demanded by the hard
times.r The complaint is made that in addi-
ton TO this tine " Essex statesman, who always
" contryes TO bring forward some baleiui
issue" To affect the New Hampshire election,
sprung the Simmons business just at the most
unfortunate time. Last year it was the Salary
Grab. "This year." it says, inst as we had
" overcome the opposition aroused in our own
ranks by this wrong, IT having been repealed,
" this Simmons issue and the dsgraceful dis
" closures in connection with the revenue
detective system are brought forward to
weigh us down and create disgust among
" our best men,
This is all true enough, and for the party
at the confessional melancholy enough, but it
is to be noticed that tho source of 50 much
grief is not the fact that these infamies exist,
and that the Administration party is re-
sp0nsible for them, but that they are exposed
at such an unfortunate time as 10 injure the
party. 1t is encouraging to the friends of
good government and honest administration
to observe the precision with which the causes
of the defeat are defined. Let us hope that
the lesson the ruling powers will learn from it
will be not merely to time their bad appoint
ments with more discretion, or To conceal
their niquites more effcctually but to make
better appointments and reform altogether.