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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-27

GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE TO submit 10 the
vast tsl asd imperfect work ~ other
ihresh"rs, when posted on the ,ast superb
of1R oi this one, for saving grain. saving
time, aud doing fast, thorough and g. onani-
zeal work
IHRESmRMEN FiS0iT highly advantageous
10 rua IA machine that has no "l5eafers .
PICK cts. or Apron that handles Damp
Grain, Long straw, Headings, Flax, limo
thy, Ailett and al such d. fiicuIt grain and
seeds, with ENTIRE EASE AND EefeCi NESS
Cleans to perfection; saves the farmer his
thresh bin by extra saving OF grain: makes
no .'Litterings;' requires LESS THaN ONE.
HALF the usual Belts Boxes, Journals, and
Gears; easier managed less repairs: one
that grain raisers prefer to employ aud wait
tor, even at advanced prices, while other ma
chimes are "out Of Jobs.
-Four sizes made with 6. 3. 10 and " horse
'Roun'ea' Powers, also special " OF Sepsrators
alone, expressly Tor STEAM POWER and 10
match other Horse Powers
II interested in grain raising, or thresh-
ing, write for illustrated Circulars fseat Ireel
with foil particulars of sizes, styles, prices,
terms, etc.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO..
matte fregE. UjcLif,g,,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-27
BY

Or, J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-27
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it,
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual 70 r
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hal,
to its original
color, acith the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-27
SOVEREIGN,

Color. dapoird grey, weight lao pounds
will stand al the stable OF John Hecht, jr.,
eight miles southeast of Clarence, Thursday
and Friday OF each week, and the rest of the
week at his own stable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-05-27
YOUNG MEN
uIDDLE-AGED MEN.

Office Hour--A to- I. !. o u, Il to =.
All letters promptly answered, aud corre-
spondence confidential. Address, Lock BOX
26a Davenport. Iowa. is4o
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-27
BEAUTIFUL SUN PEARL

win be produced unexcelled by any in the
world Pictures from IIFF-SlZE TO MICRO
SC0pTC taken equally well. VIEWS ot III
kinds taken st short nof'ce,
faagtf Il. *, WoCDs
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

4
moment more the remainder came down a mas
OF Luins The lnmenlabie accident at cnce e.
roused the lntensest excitement. and people
| rushed from Hll directions to the scene Of the
disa-ter The worGmen on the building-those
who were not cnnght In their flight by the
wreck and crushed in Titled quickly from tho
i. 1hose upon the section which finally gave way
| had no time to reeover scarcely fruml the glr.
prise OF the nrsb crash, ere the portion they
We're engaged upon was swept down by the
| wind, burying anamb Der OF them ia Its debris.
As quckly as possible an effort was made 10
c,ught IN tine fallen ruin. Their groans could
| be head from vhrtOus sections Of the wreck oil
timher, ana hundreds OF hands went eagerly TO
The unfortunatos were extrioated from the
debris, and II was discovered that none had
iured.
1t was impossible in ths excitement Of the
moment 60 get the names and residences OF the
victims OF this disaster. but 1t was definitely as
certained that ONLY ten had been irIuyed, and
they aie parttcularsed rs fol ows;
A man residing In the neighboThood Of Broad
and Arch.sts. Wnen he was brought QUO from
under the umbers, the blood was gusliIiR vlo.
fatall injured and had a )eg ,broken, anu q ser.
ious injury TO his bucz. y. '.Na y
A man residing In the Twenty ninth Ward,
upon one side, ano one eye torn out,
Both Of these men were conscious. and suffer.
eb the intensest agony.
There were SIX others, among them one col
ored man who sustained very serious injuries
. Two had their legs crushed between heavy
timbers.
back. -
One had his foot crushed.
One had bis ankle broken.
Two others, one Colored, with slight injuries.
There were wild reports about many MOI be-
ing injured and killed but the above ia the ao-
tuai result OF an investigation Of thr number OF
victims and the character OF their injuries.
There Was great difficulties In securing any.
thing for the reief OF the unfoi tunates. 4 ull
half an hour elapsed before stretcheps arrived,
and the men were then conveyed to the hospi
tails for medical relief. Y ~ -,
All OF the injured were laboripg men, and
wereot work under AVID within the immediate
vicinity of The frameE ork when IL came down.
The wonder Is tnat they were not all crush I'd
to DEATH The skeleton of the hall was of hem.
lQck,ahd the tlmbers are sald TO have been spit
all to pieces, when the supports gave way and
the mass OF wood work came down.
The portion carried down by the wind had
been raised during the past ten days. for MIR
Quigley, before commencing the work OF erect.
lug the halt, got out all his timbers first. and
with these reedy, was RAPIDLY setting up the
framework structure. The wind blew with IN.
creaslng strength, and there were none, befoIe
me accident. who thought its force was suffi.
cient to carry down the structure. g..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

I'VE see It stated that the close of a
speech by an inaationist recently be-.
fore an audience mostly of agriculturists
one OF them remarked as hc stepped
from the platform down among the vo.
ters: General, we Yankees up here
are In the habit Of taking a practical
view Of things, and this one thing we
confess our inability to comprehend
We can't see how by adding two gal.
lows of water to gallon of milk there
will be any more cheese in it," The
orator of the occasion rapidly passed
ont Of the crowd" IA "i = 90 %
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

The controller Of the currency has
Just issued the following circular :
Dangerous counterfeits are In circula.
tion of the denomination of s5 of the
Following banks: The First Nation al
Bank of Chicago, Illinois The Ira
ders' National Bank of Chicago, lii
nois the First National Bank OF Pax
ton, Illinois, and the First National
Bank of Canton, Illinois. Nearly ! the
entire amount of the genuine IS notes
Of these banks has been withdrawn
from circulation and no additional is.
sues will be made. The controller is
desirous OF retiring the whole amount
from circulation, and national banks
are requested to transmit to the Trea.
sury for redemption all such notes as
may come into their possession.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

-Ex.Governor Bigler, of this State,
mas written long letter on the political
situation, In which he holds gold and
silver to be the best standard of value,
and thinks paper circulation redeem.
able therein the best currency for the
country. While opposing imitation, ne
does not believe in forced resumption,
and regards return to specie payments
In 1879 as an impossibility. The Phila.
Ledger says On this last point we are
sorry to differ with the Ex-Governor
we see no insuperable difficulty In the
governments redeemlng its legal ten
ders in coin as demanded at the time
named, or even before.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
Agricultural Hail wrecked,

PhLADEIPHIA, Oct. l2.-At II O'clock. this
morning there was n great sensation at the
Sentennlal groundseaused by the falling Of the
Irnmework of Agricultural Hall into mass of
ruins, The puiiGing in its complete form IA 10
Dc W. Ieet IN lepgth by 4G5 feet in ldth with a
GROUND area on ~ acres At the time Of the
lnlhnhp hoWev,r, only one,fhud of the mere
nameWork Of the structure was up the con.
tractor for the building, Mr.. Phihp Qnigiey, of
Wilmington, pol.. not having broke ground nm
III the ith of July last.
The framewOlk of Agricultural Hall stood on
the bend OF the pad between GeOi Pes hill aud
beiulonl little northwest OF tine HOI ticuitural
Hall There was large force Of wOrkmen EN-.
ployeu by ALI. Qulgley IN erecting the sJrne.
been raised
There was this morning the samo activity as
was customary at the rite, and the umbsrs
were rapid mlAed In place. pretty sun
WIND was biOwlng, and some OF the Inen not ce d
the framework at the Northern section sway
Alghtly IN the wind, but they did not nIticlpate
any dagger. and kept on with their woFk. The
WHO eraaunllS neieased without any further
notice o. The eject OF the giant skeleton, when
snodenly the people IN that part OF the RrOuncs
were ai unned b. n terrific eraah, which before
they had fairly reoOy ed frOni this shock was
followed by another. Those witldn view uf
Agricultural Hal saw q potion VI IT'S mussiVe .
framework surgtug IN the wind, aud then fail
VAN eiaeklng thunder. 10 . rum, aud m o
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
Hon. Samuel E. Di,umick. At,

Hon. Samuel E. Dimmick, Attor-
ney General Of Pennsylvania, died In
Harrisburg Monday night. He arrived
there on Tuesday, 9th inst, to attend
the sessions Of the Board of Pardons,
and was then unwelI. On Wednesday
evening he was compelled to leave the
meeting Of the Board. His condition
continued to grow worse, but was not
alarming until Monday evening. a few,
hours before he died. 1t is supposed
his disease was pneumonia. 90
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
Democratic Nominations.
-- A=-----77-= a.
Republican NOminat Ons,

'' l. ass, 'kTATR 81 nW
Governor =. F.'Hartranft.
Treasurer III enry Rawle.
'..' COUNTY.
1reasurer-Ed9ar rwiniug.
Reeisterand Recortier-A. wittiDghsm.
ommisslonere-John Byuon, li.ui
,s JlmesAs
AuditOrs-J. X. Rickert
j. u. Longshore.
Coronor-Dr. N. Is. Rebort
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

The latest returnsfrom Ohio re-.
duce the Republican figures, and the
Democrats refuse to concede more than
from 1000 to 5000 majority for Hayes.
Inc Republicans claim a majority in
both branches OF the Legislature.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
New Advertisements.
| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration on the Estate Of
Jacob Montz, la,e u the BoIOugh OF ParrTville,
Carbon Co, decd, having Teen gtanted 20 the
Undersigned. all persons indebted TO SAID les
tate wlli make immediate payment. and those
having claims are requested 70 PRESENT the
same duly authenticated TO the nndt slgned for
adjustment DANL. MENTz Admr, &C.,
jacob onts decd.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

-ln Nebraska, the Republican ma
iority is estimated at 10000, and It is
believed that the new Constitution has
been adopted by a very large majority.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

Christian Fox, aged IS, was run over and
killed by q coal train while drunk, at Mount
Carbon, Friday afternoon.
--AteleRram from Lebanon Pa, says that a.
DawBoD COlemen put one Of the LebA non fur.
nhces In blast Wednesday, and that another
Will be put in blast as soon as 1t can be made
ready The North Cornwall ana Bird Col eman
furnaces are also preparing 10 start H n
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

The Republican majority in Iowa
is estimated at about $4,000. Large
Republican gains in the Legislature
are reported. '. ="
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

The total receipts of the Post-office
Department. for the year ending June
80 were ss7, ,561, 500, and its total ex.
penditu.as s33,el1,3 leaving a de.
fciency OF Sc, ,O4e 500. N''7 g. '
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
A UTUMN g. WINTER.

~ DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
With full determination TO mainta,p
my well established reputation for sell
lowest prices, have made preparations
this Fall far surpassIng any former Of
fort. and can therefore promise perfect
satisfaction 10 every customer who do
sires the best quality o. goods ~ econom-
BIG MORTAR, Bank Street, Lehightop,
Penn'A. sepil-ms
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
READ THIS
VERY CAREFULLY,

DR. CRUMP, established for many years in
Buifalo, by IN entirely new system Of medica
ton. treats successfully Catarrh, Broncnitis
enc Diseases OF the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys
also Dihiculties Of u Confidential Nature where
N skull and experience are required. Dr. Urumb
hms developed practice which from its unpar.
aileied success IN thousands OF cases many OF
q very aggravated character, Is able TO positive.
W guarantee perfect and ptrna ent cure IN
every case he undertakes He sends no Circu.
iArS or Tfeatises on these diseases to his pa.
tent ssit Is undeniable that such knowledge
Is ~ general prtJudicial. exercising an injurious
enect ny retaruine and frequently counaerlct.
ing cure, tending TO alarm the patient wliica
Is the principal object OF such productions, and
excltes anu exapger ties his fears ab 10 the cura.
bi ity OF his complaint. The Doctor requires
SIMPLY u brtef history OF the case ana candid
plalu statement OF present symptoms-a thor
ongh examination will then be emadei aud If con.
sfdered remiuRble sincere Conscientious opin.
Ion VIII 0egiven promptly and such medicine
sWrl be applicable will be sent by. express
accompanied by fuIf and explicit advice and di.
rectons Changes very moderate ana within
tne reach OF all and succe guaranteed. (Such
cases as have fafied under other treatment par.
ucnlarlv desired.l All letters must enclose ST 90
ior consultation fee and correspondence during
uentment, and addressed to ' .a
DR.! w. n. CRUMB,
l02 Pearl st, BUFFALO " Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Letters OF administration on the estate Of
samuel Shive, laie OF Carbon county, deoe ased
having been granted TO the undersigned. all
persons indooted 10 said estate will make imme-
dlate payment, aud those having olaim are 10.
questea TO present the same duly authenticat-
ID 70 the undersgned Tor adjustment.
AARON 6HIVE, Adml nistratOr
Mahoning Twp, Oct 2. ls75-ws' I--'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
QUARTER BONDS
OF THE
Industrial Exhibition Comp,
Five Dollars Each.
SIS 90

VIII buy o quarter Bond Of The Industrial Ex
hIbition Co OF New YOrlni y
Each Quarter Bond participates In Four series
aliotments every year, until IL is redeemed.
The following Premiums show whist any Bond
NAV recelve.i A quarter Bond i1ould receiue one
quarter OF the below named premiums.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
NENTENNIAL SALOON,
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby notified Dot to meddle
with a Fox cooted horse and Huckster's spriug
wagon. loaned by the UNDERSIGNED To JOHN H.
WALK Of Llttls Gap, the Same being nv pro
perty. The team Will be sol i0r l75 dollars.
JOSIAH KOS rENBADER,
Little Gap, Oct, 8, ls7S-wS't
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
TRUSS and surgical Bandage Stand.

" below Arch ST., Philadelphia. Latestim,
proved rrusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic st och
ings Beits. Suspens0ries, Crutches DeformitE
Instruments, &o, Also AIRS. EVerott's Eitchif
self adjusting and other celebrated Female sup
polteIs Lady AEtenoAnt Large stock and
low priees Hernia sneoeasfully Geated.
July 81, ls7b.-ly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT. -ss sssI a :s:s;:. :sSss
we have Inst what you Iced Our Q I II Noun.
ted ChroInOs outsell ANYTHING In the msr.e1
and by WORKING easy four hours cleared ~.
A lady has Just reported her prohts for The
forenoon as q yesterday up 20 two O'CLOCK sne
that one agent ordered 1900 Of tneee ohromos
In eleven wording days, We have the ~ gest
and finest assortment IN the United statee
lect We will send you an assorted 100 OF Re
best selling 90 receipt OF t6o0. Send ~ yoor
orders or give us call, Sample py mall "a.
J.LATHAM a OOs
r n l4ie WAshintton ST. Boston. MasS
p. o. Box 2la. oc1su =
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

JOB PRINTING nj the very lowest prices al
TEE CARBON ADVOCATE oFPIoE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16

WE WILL GIVE s2cOloO IN GOLD COIN 20
65 pei ,ons who send uS helargest number o. sub
scrioere TO our "WORLD OF FASdlON ~" AZ s3
each Otfore March 5th, 1876 AS Follows; 10 the
GetteT.up OF the
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
$500. 90 i'm Gold Coin to Give Away T!

WE WILL GIVE q. $4,000 IN GOLD COIN %
1913 pei sons VINO send us the largest number OF
subscribers to our BAZAAR" at sl.io each. be-
fora Mar,sh at fS76
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16


hiteny ahStw . ugfWD~
VOTTD su6scPton to @r our %nsI1
IOOh DIC1
FASHION CATALOGUE,
A. BURDETTE SMITH,
P Rox $685. Iaug 1em1l Byoadway. New York City
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
Temperance Nominations. *

" STATE.
Governor-Robert'A Aulley Brown.
iTreasurer-kliiah F.Pennypacker.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
rPHE MONOPOLY OyERCOMEi

The MCLEAN q BENNoR MACHINE Co.,
22s North Eighth street, Philadelphia are now
selling their Superior
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-16
mo-. 1 sEWING MACHINE,

Complete, with LARGE Walnut Tables and a fu
line OF Attachments, for
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
Ser 0niGt nes llntsrsG Omites absf
puulilaHl.

S5ua MIR, was bic Baltimore
,,Oi,r'." bas H6 bis isbt immsr mad
flaIt aui els r,pubIiiaHll&s SgIls tln
ntlata, atir ftn @ttItbt Nr llHtTIu.
SunOs. COMMITTEE ttsasIIb eoatfanas
80 fassn bit'
,.U,nn slwaS pttfttTi Osbtu ipl,
asbl's attr gan, Ftr u&t strfftri |"
laai taS @prh&ppri. Die Srfuntt
ptS WrdRNsnisn th,ltsn ss pctI bftsr-
,igtn unp pabst "a lsTnsn luhsn, tfnu
'ttns IGSrbsit Obsr Gage. ttfcttfrt In
msr tine jrpsits. nm fie eTas 80 s.rbiim
unb Iultbt ptrlt,idi ilb Ole Watisi In
isltR GsipOnnsnsn Nit:u, ipisb gum
Spptt her Stinbf unb gum abl@tu tu
etnEfiam Grtuuts. gls bas Htpriltn.
tanisnbaa5 tie @srun Woitfr, WttlpS
unb Softer als llntsTtcmlts svnannIs,
ptIdss ri, 9,rbaIinlGt eouIanas tP
ftiia.n anc Wattt,IiegtlFtHen Strlbt
srRntsn Gcllis, mar mon fowctl I'm Con
artlIs, a!S auetrtaIb pi0flbin, bon Ear
Wabrtsiisll,bs tisltr 9frrfn 70 pif tb'
rem sbl,n G9arns'sr tbsrStust. DAP
Softer unb w6,Ips quite 1fputttfansr
aifO s'wiItrmnB,n Der Vartst tmmsr bic
3 Msbrb,it ssaGfrt mar, lief Rlsmane
,wsilsIn, bab bsrsn DeEiGt, ptnn aud
elm wsuis ssmdbist,r, bod ataIIt ssm
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lahtn, (,in piirtt. g9it abtr tt(taunts
man, ttn(tltsn Iab unb laSY Wan
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| lhtn folder unb BEN GoneubeomIifts'
rImtt whrts man fGwtrliA fnbfn. Ga
war tie ShmmSatlsrbtbbrtt In ecut'
Rana ,InjIs aus NipubIIIansrn aufam'
msns,hbi g,wsltn unb battle 1etrug
nItbi s'ittut. Die wirflit Gtwabtisn
bate ls ptrpotltn, bic pom golft 8Hs
wo,fsn,n aIS srwdtlt bs;fiAntt. seab-
rsnb nod Dsrtdisn bsr WatleemEiii"
| fare, bic nur Ia 3 Hdllsn nit wruttfsn
tsalsittt parsu, III Iiialitbtr ptr et-
aietatur srwdblt purten, Ott alIf e5nftr'
patIp partn, wuret bitft 3abI anf 80
tnunisr a,iltmmi. Nnh BEN GraGt,n
b,s GOmitss bate tisltr fCstnaRnIe
..yttiurntnsbOurb" unstfsblih unb wia
tarli& s,banbsII.
| Die [rsialsn 3uRdntt fanb bas Co.
mite burGaus niGt 70. iult 20 bic 9sr.
rsn 5sslcss unb GOnfcrttn sff6lItut,
unb ntrS,nDS wartn Nsssr ium SiIm'
men bis Dsmofratsn. 3sltsls gsjwunssn
portsn. Die ptibs eIga ftt eIns 90 =.
NATURALIZATION. btriAtsitn fls, wslG.
ibts ,is,nsu Daf,n b,abs unb allsr'
binsS nitbt gut ani tt. 8spublifah:r ~
(prtdin fat, DOh r.&ie flo btE 9ab
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/ len Rlr@lpltItn sinslnf GamlIlsn ] IL
Gslungsn inHs bdlls. Glt uhsfsn
reid unb unitrpiGsn fslsa Die Gtaats'
!. paplsrt mtbr unb m,br. 9n 9sltrapmt
4 BON awd Satrsn linb pitftibfH BON $40
! unb $50 auf 25 e.funffn unbbit psrib.
papleyt btr Stapt glttp OFtsans poa So
/. unb 80 anf 80 unD 40.
n Nuu, bann patf man tem gOlff f:I'
/, utn linmulb wptl ptrsstsHt"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
lro. IS.


nabmsn lia In ibr,m GI.at mill folder
viab 9une, bab In tsn Nnisr6anbI,,n,
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len siniitt. CT batii l,ine 6tabt nI6t
pt'e'r tstrtitn. itittrineisasstoffaun.
asa an'o'Tilt'n mar s'asn Die Mannsr.
MT e'Hta 81 i'bt tns pftbunesn fsinsn
etuJus bisli.
eins iiitrlt8t @tlanbildalt son stn
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g'g'n1.Icmmtn, nm ben patjl. k.r els
So'FhbnSit'r dntrTannt mar. IN btarfl.
gin. llni'r tenn Sbors smpfiSa ibH b,
@ttali&isit ben GrstilaOf an Ser chi.
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unp 8nen'n, unp aIs tsr watll fein.n
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DOR. tnitis ntsesr tnb FRA b: ..ftiIia,r
Batter. prfpbtt msIn @sfAlsdtt uidbl
aus iitnsm eFtt. Stbt es wttetr elm,
ss mirO Gu@ Ole @ObIitnt trasItsn
putt uRpLaffIbatt 1Ttue "a
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sttban BADEN !" antpOrtsie tsr pabR.
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6at ftIn asbsn fur Die jstrttt eabluasast
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buIi, Scbn panpuIf's, 10 mSet 81,
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9aubulf j6ssris; bic 8sbinauna, Elm
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be ibm l1wsr stn,ussbsn, at,r i.ins
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rtittt nne eTdneisn tbn au@ ittt tstni
lid, (lh 81 lii0sn, nm niGt utu: 8trs
wid;luustn bsIbrisuidbrsn. Mit sh
n,m IauS'n Slldi auf fsiusn Batter.
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nuns, auf atIsssHtrn Srt aRb tfGas
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Stat Euh stu 0ifaussnfr, ftinsu gin.
aug In tit Surs unp 5tr,ps eanpuIi
inubis i,brn, pis hir 9arssr, bic nod
lrtu an ibm bitl!sn, aus 6nr@t Dor tsn
WdHtis,rn nur p,rRptlsn pastsn, tbm
Itrs ei,ts fane ju s,t,n. frintm StOIss
cline biiiys QttIs, tab ls I'm nidt fRr
Pant genus ttsIisn, fls Sa f&dbfa. Or
staanc flo elm, pab CT ptut pie glcrs
mann,n i,bt Mot bisr itin paIbs unt
pis t,mhibtetnb bae autn fiir itu mar,
| bIi,S ~ TOD fsit suif&ICFsn, ttm utusn
Baups, $sy ibm oftIn lfius alte MaAi
tp!sSsr y,rltiben RORnts. trtu 81 fsiR.
(5oTisBuns fpIBl)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-02-04
9ermania
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tsT sss Glaalss psHnfoIpanitu tsrt9iFt, stHiaB
sH gsltssa hItfts Siaaits
Saar- capital, $500, 900. 90.
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8srm5Stn
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9tSTtsass5, ISi,40o.o0
anIStksu, efsEHlfitis 5tE3ni. 5i,50o.o0
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8fT. g. 590l. 5S5,s37. 80
9agl4s an SHtntftH, ll,esi.ss
uatsafItiIfs gTimttH, 3,S50.1s
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