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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Die Wafteuseit.-VOrIsgtsn @iiiDsG
(af&HmiiipOH) bssanH bic Gaftn ppn waf
Epusieit, bic NIT BEN &barf, sitas ibrsn Ab.
I&IuB inbtt. Die r5mild iaibpIilaG icpis
bic anslifauIiGf Stir@s, bsiOnDns absr bic sr'
lsrs, bssstt bisfs Belt Der 9urbsrsiiHns auf
bas eeibsn uub etn Rrtu,sstOb ets Ssiauees
In aHstmtftntr @dlt, bur@ sInOrbnuns
du6srer Galfsn unb IiI@liGr 8uB. uno Bst
ibuHsfH. Sie psrbistst bic 8ftbsiIisune an
IGrmsutsn uuS ipsliIi@sn 6saIi@friisn nab.
rsnb eislsr 3sit, unb fmpfsbIt cine anDG&tiss
Ssi&auIiGidi unb 9sira&iuns.
Gar bic 8aifsuisit bat bic iaibOIilGe Slir&s
na&astsnbs Rsesln ftRssRslt unb pubIbtrt /:
1. aaf air&sHsIIsbsr, psl&s ibr II. Sabr
,uriidstIsst babsn, iiHb Ssrpai&tti, bic 3sit bsE
Gafsn ju bsCba9isn, pOfTn ils niGt psstH ess
issIi&er @Tiinbe biIpsnfrt iiuo.
2. Bloc cine @abIssii bts 5asts 10 trlaubt
NIT ausnabmr bse Spnniass.
8. DIsis RabIisit barf ni&t sinesHOmmsn
iptrbsn bio ssssn Mitias.
4. Yin fOI&sH Eaesn, no 8IsifG srIaubi 10,
barfsH SIsif& unb Gil& ni&t bti bsr ndmIi&sH
Natasit iuiammsii ssnCfitn rsrbs::, aud uiGt
IN GslfaIt sinsr Gauee.
5. Cine Isitts Rabbsit IN bfs Mbsnbs CT.
Iaubt. Die Siits unisr irpmmsn Gbrilisn be.
l&ranFt ben ilmfans auf BEN Sisrien EbsiI ei.
usr sspUbHIi&sn MabIifit. BET bisisr 9Itsnb.
mabIisit 6nb BrOe, Butter, a6it, Obj CD
late @smHis uub 8ifa rIautt RiI& unb
Gir btnssssn SerbOtsn.
6. Dur@ 0spubnbsIt If 10 faitbnft stpor-
ben, bee NOTssns eitpas Warmss ~ trInfsn,
ale Sbse, fuftt OheT sIue biinne NIT @aGT
ansfma9ts GboFoIabs.
7. Rpibpsnbisfeit unb @twobubsit babsn
ben @sbrau& bon Gtii liaii Butter bel bsr gu.
brsiiuHs bon 8if&, @tmiils &c. ssfiaiitt
8. GoTssnbs ysrfenm liuO bon Der 9sObaG-
tuns bH GalisnrssIn nusssnOmmsn; SOIGs
untsr 81 9nbrsn; bic Sranisn; 8rausn,im.
nisr, tpsnn is i&pnnstr Gub Obfr elm ainb
fiasn; fOI&t, bic f&Snt grbsit fHafsn milf.
fen, uub ullr, bic psstn S&Bd&s bic 8aiisu
ui&t baIisn FUnnsn, Obns @a&ibsI fiir ibrs
@tlunbbtit.
9. sraft Diipsniss 10 bT @mu6 bon 8leilA
TIaubi ju irssnO elmer 3sit am SOnntae, unb
sinmaI bss SassS am ROnids, DienR0s Don.
u1Raa unb Samfas, NIT ausnabms btS
Grin. DOnnsrifnss unb bss ,wsitsn unb les
ten Samaass In bsr Gnaiu,sii.
10. peFiontH bic In 8OIss ibrrs aIitrs Dbsr
psssn Taprsr grbsii bon Der 9sOba&mns bsf
GaRtnsOri&rifttn nusssnommsn Iinb, fInb nitt
auf tsn Gruub bon Glsif& bel bloc elmer Mabl-
isit an iOI&tn Gassn bsfdrduii, an iptI&sn bic.
itr @snub Iraft DIipsnfss ulaubt 10. Sinss.
Gen IoHflIss bIfpsHIIvis vtrTOnsH. lsipis iOIas,
be bic JaRsn balisn rniiITtn. birfm 8ItiI& bios
bel tiHsr @abIssit bee Easss ssnitefu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

THfNf Whf6abtn.
Nrp. 1.
Sd iras elm ilfIuss GlIanb nur.
Do& sIHts erO6sn RaHHts Spur;
@OIpt ibr isbO& bas Gras panbsln,
90 fab bic @sIt mid sraufam banssln.
llnb aubsrt nod has eests ibr,
90 lsbt itr sinsn Slug In MIR.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
Gtarb

in parrisburG ON DienRaa Ssn t6tsn Sc
btaab 1875. Ha@ bios sinIdsissr sIranibsif.
@tOre 9atOb, iaHsNss Scbnasn bee ern.
gsam ssrtss nnO bsftu Gtssaiiin GIIiabs:
iba, I'm aIItsr bon Sabr, S Rsnaitn, uns 10
Edet.-6rishe ftinsr sllns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Rene MnJeisen. = geIssHbt nsHs IT.
ssissH nl9siHfH IN tsr bsHiiesH ,,6saais.
isiiiiHee, auf wsI&s pir uHfsrs esisr aHfm4l.
fam maHtn,
gily. Buidi bee genirplfnrs-2. Or. .Mebesr.
@6tanG &slbafdnner-GeHTa Wliller.
gI6es 10 hersHlfu-W Wfers Strmaun.
OaHiabhaiiHHs-S. une Q. eansIiv.
Rehi3tntI@f 2slaI. Ruiilen if., &c.
ljatrplan pudntsrt- WbIsy.elnis.
Iebte MHisiaf- -gangliB.
Seess-sHleI9e -ssrlfe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18


Gine seneine 6aHbIuna. -Rayur
StdufTsr bon fdnFaasr mHB siH gang btspna
Der SurfGs fsin, ba sT I'D bas RsHf aHmaet,
sIusn frissIiGsn Bdrssr auf uHsnsr Stra6e
ubue siutn pafib'isbI arsiirtu ~ Iaii,H. Sin
tiH 81a:
Gin srpifr 9riatubdubIsr Ramens R.
grnfsiu, wsIasr tS9rIt4 ssrl@irbsns 6iabh
tss eaubss bsiu&t, um SrilIsusIdfsr BON aus.
sssi&ueisr 0uaItiat ~ raaunII& nisnrissn
prsilsn sn SsrfaufsH baIt I'D srssnpSrtis In
GSppsr's 9ptsI 30 eauIaRtr aai. Dab Bern.
tsiHs Mnwsienbsit anhIs S6nbItr dresrt, IN
Isi&t su btsrtiftu. On lam 20 aud, baB, aIs
Sr. 3. am DunnrrIias gan, ssmiibi@ bic
StraBe sniIaHs sing, CT bon Wappr Stduifsr
bsObaGtst ipnrbs. ,,@rbs Hnb Ssrbaiis fensp
frfnibsR Nanu, bsr iOtbsH auf Der anhasn
Stite bsr SiraBs babr IGRnit unb brinss ION
btsrttr bamtt Id ibn bsarafsH IaHH, neil CT
8EiasusIdfr Obne eI,sHs StrFauft," ipra&
Rappr Stauiftf su fInsm lstar pOIbIRsu,
Namrns DCIpari. @it ssbsi6sH 70 ssiban ;
SE. BsrnRetH purbr Snbafist unb SSr btn
RasOr esbraGt. Su isiHsr gnsa l&idis pr.
Q. einsn aHats mad gOupsr's SuirL unb Iise
lsInsn Raibssbsr, prn. aapoIat 8. 3. erspH,
Tufu. aIs pE. .. fam. frus ct ,usra, wsssu
mas 81. 9trHasiu anesIIast fds
.gBr babsn nod feline anElass," trpttbsris
ST MayOr; oIis ipirb issbsH ausssfHlisip
nllns pis batsu Sit bsa paflbsfsbI ausar.
Rsuta @O % u" frrs pr. SrOpn psilsr.
RAyDr SIauffsr CAB bic namIi&s aHtpOrI
pit pbsn.
"SiT, piGtH ole ui&t, bab ole Isin gssal
tabrh tIatH @aun ubHs paftbtftbI
arrsiirsn ~ IaGsn ~ frHa Sv. Brpbn.
80 rsib ni&ts bon hsr Mrt" srRiebgis
@ayor SiauFT; I'D psIb absr, bab Id tInsn
pfsrbssisb aua ObHs pafibsfsbIautii lanu." "
pr. BrppR sTlIaris BEN RaySr bisraHf bas
Gsiss auf sine iOIae Ddfs, bic TIM (bsm
Raser) aittt gang Iisb pAr, unb SiauTsr suI
5tanuea faHm sin @sEi ~ lprsaen ssEms9is.
cid i%nsa HHitr'tsHt, fasts pr. 8rOBn 70.
banH ~ SrH. 9srnRsin nssbsn Sis, ssbe~
.@aris!" !" fastt bet Raser, .,esr Safibs.
ftbI 10 in eiHtr Rinuis isrlie."
.@tbfH Sie!" fHrie Sr. 8rOpn BEN w.
rsfantsn 80. 9m lsItm aussHbIId Issie 30.
II,ill DuEwa,t eaub an ben @tfanssHsn.
..eaHen sic bsn @ana esbsn," l@ris Sr,
Srspn sbH esfs hH itH aHrabrt Rirb Rs.
esn oslssivisisfr 9HtaliHas ssrIlaet."
grf&Tedt iibss bas tHfssil9e Mnftrtlen bss
5rn. BrupH, lief bsT 9uIbiD ben @tfaussum
ius, ale Sr. Q. ibm (BsrHasiH) nO@maIs ~.
Tisf, nssteH @is."
ObHe l@ IaHse ~ bieHam, siIte 8srnRsir
| q l2nsH E lsHHis aas sy RavuEssiIles mad
gsspsrs Ssisl ~ ~ yss 9nbaltnne aasE a.
Sn hsF gfEbaIiHns tfe SDa. WFTnltla b.
alns btr MaysE sipsi aEshfH BsbIir, fs pnl
sin eissnmaatless, igEaHui9ts RsFfabEsn
has ibn tbufr ~ ilstsa IsmmfH fam, b
RismnHb riH ge&i bat, tlHFH fsisbIi4 baEsE.
IaaftnbsH 9EEesy auf bIsgeH 9eEba6l BIN pb'
ne BanaHt ubr paiibsittI la arEftiFsu. W
IsiH ,pas fraeeu FabilaIs gsaHileR mad @f&ij
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
Qanrnf:

WUUIWT
Su BEN lfiblsn G4btnauunbs
Nubs. tbtures SGtulsiu, fsie
Mb au fiiibu etbtHSaunbt
Risf bio @Oit tH's paraOt,s.
Dprt I'm rsiufsn SJrabIinassIanit,
DIR has 9immelrrid ubeft
prangsR eu ais ;drir paanie.
GuH BON isbfm Surm' Der Wflt.
Das efi&snbssansnib fnOh faii, bsuts
(Dsnnsriae) Ra&mittaa nm
upr pom Saufs en iraurrnbsH GIisrn, Rrs.
1877 9rpab Sraet nabe ber 3ptittn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
0tehsMarff.

lI VII ts bnra. 8sbtaar is, 1875.
Hinepisp, 5-6i Gents ptr Q,funb
o@a ts.-S6.75--66 IS Der Stiid !, Pam.
mar BON $2.O0-425 per Slid.
. Sgpttns-65-7 Gents ptr qfunb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

!, Otsnffas, Der 9te Sebruar, Sar
tH i6Itsfs Gag. ben tpir bisIsH Binisr bat.
ten. Der Sbnmsmstsr Raas 4 @rab HHIl
--IaIt ssnus, urn ,6isin nnS gsin" 90 sr.
ftltrtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

- Ran brau9t ni&t msbr bis srpben,
mIbfrIiafu, lneipfHb unb bralfif9 rirIsnben,
sieIbafteH piIIsu eia,uHsbmsn, bic aus rSbtH
unb bidH BtaanbibtlIen ,ufammtns,Isbt unb
Ia bulge 5oI,. Ubtr pappb,deI. 6@a9isIn ss.
padt iiHb, ipenn man bur& cine fursfdIiiss au.
psnbuHs bsr Gbsmis aIls be abfiibmnbsn unb
anbHeH IHsbirinIiafH ssrafti aus ben psrtbsplI.
Fen WupsIH uHb Rrduirrn ,ieteH uab Gs tn
tiu saHs iIsinss &Rrn@en, sauui sr6btr aIs elm
SsnfisrH, eonssniTirtH ianu, ,peitfs pfrfsneu,
bTsn Rassn an smpfubIi&RtH Hub bnsn @s.
i&mad am sislftn, f&nsa ssf&tHdsn iHnHsH.
Ssbss ben Or. wlfrteS anssHfbmtR gIbfits.
sissI4fH pheasant Purgative Pellets) snIs
bSlt Ia tcnesHirEifasT Gurm 70 sia Mbflib.
runsaErafl pit iresnb cine her In apuibsIsn ~
babeHben srubsn gllIsn. gIus htr I'm gnb6It-
nib ~ tbrT Gy6be ipuHbGbaTen abfiibrnHss.
Iraft, ISHuifn esnts, bic IIs noe MOT vwluai
babtH, IstHt f&IleesH. bne ibrs @ltlane raul
uHb bEaRil9 isi; absr bus u bHraaas Hiat
tr aal, ipnhnn pie beflalebsueH msbiriuIl&eH
GIemeHis, aus htneH Hs sulammeHsesbt aHb.
tHb lp sssea eiHaHbH utosrOefH, bae fe sIH
bSaR flHsriueIIbss unb sTinbIl@ abr mIIe
uHe esIiHb PirffHbfe abfhbymitifl bIIbsn. RaH
Iaun ge IN hsaH&eH ilml9IassB NIT bIHtlRiH
@fbrauHsanRsIGHHa'H biIsmmfp, ~,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Ser M6rber Srtipein ica nd&asn
Disnaas Riiias gunIt t2 tlbr SOH isiur 3d'
Is ID bu Sail au pitisturs aa& BEN @aIssu
abssfiibn, unb 70 fGnsa pis ibHuIit ssbdHst
perben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Der eusqnetanna Siae 70 fsIlfHs
bEilf bis auf bsa Grunb sefferfH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

. NdffNrfdiR mser BE- aIs sia Cub.
~ br tiulss buSsrIGlIiss ArlilsI, ben % aIsbl,
pgIHfr I@sr bic Giaaepstbe TfaulIrt BInb.
aoii btiIi uab uaiiirIl9ea SdInf srjtasi. %
10 anssnebm siH5uHsbmtH. Stsinf ftlagDle
Miititr, nod lGrelsnbs @auslinas r..l
Mptil 9. fS7l-fS. Is4 Mi4 aiu Hlni /
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Die ft@s Sampenan;iinber bon
pautsburs bsiommsn stu 3ibfr 1850 pT
Sabr.-,ulammen $2,f60.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
Wre. 2.
% @hfeaeI."
RtHs NHfaabtnt

NuF0Iune D0H BrdnIfin pfTmine WiGatIie,
gllsSbsnp City.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

8efdbwinbett. - Dor stnissn Easen
tam Elm 9auslhsIGa IN ben 9adsrIabsn bss
9rn. Watbtas Q S&mud In RoribumbsT.
lamb. unb ttsiIts SrH. @. NIT, ipGbrsnb r itnt
irsunbIi& bic panb ftiiItsIts. ba6 sr mit Itinsm
CS&mud's) Subne TT God SaSsH ,ufammsu
ssarbsiisi babe BET sis.m 9ad;r 0amsns Tlar.
lSdi unb bab eE hsmlsIttH fIHf GcIIaTs
ssIIsbGn babe, r'I4f e nun ;uyid ,u 3D.
ben piinfts. 9n b1 Gtiis fsInss pnjsns
aab ijrsunb S&mud tsm 6rfmbsH, psIhrr ist.
nsH Ramn aIs @m. puOpu ansdb, $500,
Hprauf bisfr ibn vsriiss. - 9sst RstIi Cd
F@ bsraus, bab bsr Sstrl car uiht Souptr, fou.
BERN Ri&a,I StsibIt bfI6i, unb bnb ct prn.
&@mud's SObH IsiH Grlb ssIisbm bat =
pr. 9. tut iG bisifs Stiid&sn binttr's Sbr
ssi&risbsn, uHO pil buraaus In 3uiunfi sipsm
8rtmbfn isin @tIe mrbr ssbtn.-9a, aIirrIs.
ba biefs: ,,Srau, Stau, @sm 2"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Gin fathclifdber @Srieffer Dermns
gIicet.-gCn sinsm f&pnsn linsIiidsfaIs
purhe am ItbisH Wpntas gtsnb Ss9p. Sobn
StaHb, elm faibClii&sr prisRtr Ron aIpspias,
an tsr GOnnsIsBian GIisnbabn, bsirpIfsn.
SIN Sssriifs, sinsr' 9abuius ;u bsfsissu, sIiii
btrfsIbe aus, fifI 3a Bcbfu une sHisib untfr
bic &dbr hrr Cars, bic ibm bas zine '9sin
furGibar snmaImisH. Mau bra&ie ben Bsr-
Isstfn mad BEN MTrp SuipitaIs, In psI9sm
am DisnGae bic MmputaiiOn bee SGaimmsI-
ten @lIsbts Scrs.nrmmsn purts. SU9p. 8.
6tanb 10 elm ssrbdlmi6md6Is nod iuussr
Rann, rf etpa 80 SABRE alt unb trfrsut lia
bee 9suffs sinss isbr ssbiIostsn uHb miIbibatis
sslinnisR Rannse.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
Rin @nhhIfnf iiif Rkihifl.

9abrsIana nHSbs Gtlalu els bas einalae
GpfaEeuR fiv WaIaTia aranIbtiGsn belra9irt
vut uhssbsREf 0uaHiitaigH htsiss WElHelma.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Gie MeIsssI lsast eauiAsHEs I'M Sabre
1875 bic Gumms bon Si0.eOO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
glrn.2

llTuIt bin Id I'm bsuif&sn RsI&s
. aIs Stabt unb 6sIfuns pObI btiannt,
Das IsBts msiusr 3si&sH ffrsi9s,
Tam if'S elm GIub TN btulf&tn eanS.
DO% nimmf ba mir nod cline estttL
Damn bring Id meilisns parmss Deiler,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Dae Teaer Departement siffsr
Giahi sybSIt eisffs 9abr $4,000.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

NNWVVN ~ thl Spntb, DuTmIUfnfTun-
gen u. 10. an EbisreH In einem 9abEe psr
Ti&tst aIs aIle anbtren Bsretblintn Io,iImiiitI
felt GrInafung Der WeIi. Das 8tupi tts
Eminent uub 3fusnifr bsmsrisusperbtr cri,
Iunstn bfsItiifn irbs BIafgs unb ptIbsn an
Seetmann fret perfanht. Dire IN ltin Dunn.
bug. Go gibi ieinfn G4merL bfn "a 'nidi
Iinhert. fstHe 0sihpuIif pbr 96bmana. pslts
20 nitt beiIi. Stins uamilie unb ffln Bisb.
siasnibhmfr fam li6 cbns Gentnur 9iBiment
bsbslftn. Die GlalHe nit peiben tlmltIda
iinb fir ben 8amiIisn afbraHh bic nit gilbsni
fir GbItre. pTis so Gtuis grcbf GiaIGsn
S.0O. q. 8. Gfofe Is Co.,
Rfu. 53 9rpabpap
gpriI 8, f974-iS. Rfip.gprI. /
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
6eIDRaReri.

6pIssnbe Gflber puThtH fiir bic ,,Siaais,si-
tliHg" eTbaIten. bic btssbuTH NIT
Danf befnetHtat iperben;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

1lufall In So6 Sa1en. = esBisn
DisnRas ROrSsu srsisntts li& Elm f&rdIi&sS
linsIid Habs God passr, inbsn SIN GIIsnbabn.
ius NIT siusm S9Iiiisn ,uIammsnai,6. pr.
Bilinr bon gdSItsilIs TCmmenb ppnls iibtr
bas @tIals bsr .. II. 6. GiisHbubn fabrsn ale
tH 9.4b 9us mad @sRtn ssbsHt branss-
brauIf fam unb NIT elmer iUI&sn @spaIt NIT
bsm Gutrpsrlt iuIammsnRIse. bab hr S@Iit.
ten In Gaultnb Stiids ,uriRtn purbs unb ben
Sob zines wsribScusu pfsrbes Srurfa&is. pr.
Siilusr bassssn fam sIadII&srpsifs nit elm
paar FIsintn gtrlebnnssn baSpu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Deaassaas. 5 6ssraar IS, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
M6tbfel.

auHOfuus Der RatbisI IN glrO. 20. Der pa.
Staats. !3sitnns";
Nrc. 1.
,Raffee."
MuaO(uns bon prH. pbiIipp SOiue. Mafebs.
ny City.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
Geatanr 9iniaslsslnts

Dot puHbsrbdrfrs Gursa
puu Hbsumatismus Stbmtr.
isu, @tfGpuliftp. GrpRtenlsn,
WerbdFiunesn bfr 8thlle, Btr,
brhbnnasH, SdIlfuB. Srnno.
wnnbsn u. I. 10. am tnsnidIL
den st6TPfr. unb gfrrtnian.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18

Gin neues RefteebdaSe iE Sars
risbura. = gsr sipa ,psi Sabrsn paflTit
ssr Ser. &taaisn Ssnat eins Sil, nod psI-
&T bsr GOHsrsB bic Summt bon $2OO, 600
sam Ban sinss RseIsrunssssbaubss 10 Oar.
Tisturs Sirpiaists, IN ips|@H bic ppaufiss u.
l.p. saIsst pThsn fOuis. Die Sa&s f9isn
ists@ gan, eHssiaIafsn 10 isIa. bic sOrIss
@sdf tn Ssnat cine 8ia pafiTis, psI&s
$4,000 fIir bislsn 3psd seTwlaist SSfsnt.
Id pirb'e bIsbmaI gEnR patsn, sa tin nsHis
YeResbduh, tar SauIsburs haE@aus n5ibis 10.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-18
GiRnabneil itnO gfusaab en-

parrIsbara. 8tbruor ts75.-it. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

A friend complains to us that his
family are daily annoyed by appli-
cants at the kitchen door for tempo
rary relief. As the time for the hold
ing of the city election draws nearer
these applicants increase in number.
As compared with those seeking such
relief during the winter months. the
increase in the past two weeks has
been about fifty per cent 1t is a good
and pleasant thing TO do an act Of
charity, and no mendicant applying at
the house OF our friend for bread is
ever turned away with stone; but he
confesses to us that his patience, as
well as his larder, is often sorely
tried, inasmuch as ninety mine out of
every hundred of these fellows look
as though they had never voted any,
thing but the Democratic ticket. He
thinks those who imported them for
that service at the approaching cleo
ton should make provision for feed
ing them. As it is, he finds it costs
him about as much to supply these
Democratic voters as it does
to feed his own famiA-Indianapolis
Journal, April Is.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

The harvesting of barley has begun
In Southern California meri-
can bolognas find their way to Japan,
in exchange for fans-The in
mates of Bangor (Me.) Jail are to be
instructed in spelling, reading, arith-
metic and writing, an hour day
Wreckers are still at work, as they
have been for years, at Craney Island
Bend, trying to raise the Confederate
ram Merrimac.--Ge who
shot young lady at Bloomfield, Iowa,
last fall, and has since eluded all de-
tectives, has been arrested at Bloom
ington, Ill, and will be returned to
Des Moines for safe keeping-It
has been decided by the Solicitor of
the Treasury Department that the
officers of the Internal Revenue have
authority to examine checks in any
bank to ascertain whether they have
been stamped as required by law F.
The National Industrial Congress
met at Indianapolis day or two
since. Only twenty-eight delegates
cred an address OF welcome. Most of
the business is done clandsstinely.
During street parade Of cir
cue at Richmond, Ind. last Tuesday,
thieves entered Nicholson's book
store by a back door. and while the
clerks we're watching the parade,
opened the safe and stole nearly $500
in money, checks and notes.
Delegates to the Northern Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Conference gath
cred at Elkhart on Wednesday, of
last week. Over 200 were provided
with entertainment. About fifty
ministerial candidates were examined
in their studies for the year during
the day.--Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
is at st. Augustine, Fla. Her health
is better.-A French court has
decided that landlords who fail to
wake guests to take their trains are IL
able to damaees.--Miss Cary will
receive 5000 for singing five months
in st. Petersburg.-- Captain Hor-.
ace p. Tuttle, late Paymaster U. s. N,
has been appointed astronomer, and
Dr.. P. I. McGillycuddy, of the Uni
ted States Northern Boundary Com
mission, topographer of the Black
Hills exploring expedition. They
left Washington with DIR. Jenney, the
geologist, for Fort Larmie, on Tues
day Of last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

The ratification at Berne, recent
", of the General Postal Union
announced by telegraph, will mark
o great step in international expe-
dience and convenience. The Union
as now constituted may be briefly
stated to be, a treaty which binds
those nations entering the union
into ga single postal territory, for
the reciprocal exchange Of CORES
pondence between their postal
bureaus to the effect that mail
matter will be carried at uniform
rates, and by the most expeditions
routes, all over the civilized world,
freedom of transit being guaran-
teed throughout the entire terri
tory of the Union. The standard
rates of letter postage in.the Union
Is fixed at twenty-five centimes-
say five cents-for each Is gram
mes or fraction oil that weight,
which is equivalent to a little more
than half ounce troy
Such matter as is well known to
us as "third class is carried
throughout the Union at z cen
times--less than two cents per
weight of fifty grammes-about
one and one. half ounces. The treaty,
which has many special provisions,
takes the place of all special treat
les upon the subject, and contains
besides some provisions of especial
interest to America as remote from
the remainder, by a great distance.
It is to go into effect July LIST, and
cannot but be of great Importance
to the nations interested. The
following have already joined the
Union:
United States, Germany, France,
Great Britain, Austria and Hun
gary. Belgium, Denmarck, Norway,
Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Switzer-
land. Russia, Servia, Romania,
Turkey, Greece and Egypt.-Tole-
do Commercial.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

On the 10th of April, one year ago,
the snow fell on our streets to the
depth of about six inches; but all
melted and became slushy and sloppy,
about the middle Of the day. Last
Thursday, 10th inst, snow fell to the
depth of about two inches, and con-
tinued showing at intervals through
out the day. The only thing remark
able and anything like a coincidence,
in this, is the fact that the crusader"
then started out in the snow on their
errand of mercy-while now the DEM
ocratic party of this city made their
nominations for city officers. Against
our best and most fervent wishes, for
the crusaders" to stop the lava-tide
of woe flowing from the liquor saloons
of our city, their efforts failed; and, if
the efforts of our Democratic fellow
citizens shall likewise fail in fastening
on our city another Democratic ad-
ministration, we shall feel as though
the coincidence was completed salts
factorily
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

In Paris recently the Sunday prom
enaders on the Boulevard Sebastopol
were thrown into a commotion by a
report that the animals belonging to
the menagerie OF NJ. Bidel had escap-
ed, and we're providing about seeking
whom they might devour. So general
did the rumor become that several of
the leading newspapers sent out spe-
cial reporters to ascertain the facts Of
the case. M. BidePs lions and tigers
were found to be safe in their cages,
and great was the amusement of the
crowd which had gathered in front of
his establishment on learning that the
report had arisen from the escape of
sundry wild beasts in gold heaters
skin, distended with gas. after the
manner of toy balloons, which an ad-
venturous toy maker had brought out
to offer for sale, but the strings which
held his airy merchandise having be-
come unfastened, it all got away. One
of the lions was seen gliding along the
gutter on house-top. an elephant
was captured up a tree, and the Ben
gal tiger scared away into space, and
was seen no more.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-21

Like the fellow who lost a cent and
found it after hunting and inducing
others to help him. for about thirty
minutes, and who exclaimed when he
picked it up, II didn't care about it,
but I wanted to know where the
darned thing went to!' SO we feel re-
garding the disposal Of James Elder.
as a candidate for Mayor. We don't
care about the "thing'-only HOW ii
was done. The dailies fail to give the
true official vote of the convention and
leave their readers to infer that our
FRIEND Elder retired into hole and
then drew the hole in after him! but
this We thought could not be so, and
by persistent efforts 1t has been re-
served for the Palladium to show by
the official count that it was done