davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-13
Or. Waemap's Nerfeet DuroattDe
urb reanltrenbe a1tQeu.

psnis ssfA naudlcs, iaussr saasfaet fir BE feiuua datr
etbranssu es Wlaptnt, Der eebsr. Der Ginasusttt, Der
Rteren, Der BIat, Ntrper|ttccn, E9pfreb. D.rassfuNs.
&drtltibisittt, unStrpsIit6t.t, Gosptpid. Nnsrang, bt
6aus. SaasnNst,r. unisrtibsenbnnsane. Bdmcrrbpih,n
nnb ant ltncrbruassn In ben tnncren 0radzsu. yirs
a~atanttrt aus swor ees ft psftis turirsa.
, 1875-01-13
8anf= mmb SmcaHp=6eiebdft.
Rnautb, uadDo0 + Ribne,

113 Brobmap, Nem'DorI
0BedbfeI
tn ~beIiebiaen Betr6sen uno ,u ben bili9Iten 1ases'
Courier auf bic meiitsn pIGbe in Deuti9iano, Deter.
reid Der Sbipei3 Grantreih bolan6 Beleien,
S1tueoen, gtorpeaen, D6nemart, RuBIano. un9art &c.
Mu~6jablunsen
burd bic qppftdmter, iopis per telegraph In alien pIdsen
9euti8Ianos. Der S4psi3, Deiterrei8s &C., fret MS
6aus.
Ginfaifrins bon GrbiSaften unb Gorosrunasn itbss
Wrt In alien 2beilen G%uropa's.
Srebttbrtefe
fir Nei1enos Jur Benubuns in allen Stdbtsn Guropa's.
Generals u 9entur Der MeIer.9inie,
Dampfer erier 2laiie slpii&sn Nsp'Vort u. 6amburs.
1S1ip.
, 1875-01-13

mebrere %dite eriparte. uBapa", frast bic
Go6ter, tpelde bies bort, OYapa, muB i'd fir
bod, ODER fir tief u%usgeidnittene &letoer
iuai9en?"
, 1875-01-13

EaIra, S&arfaaFeber entftben aus serturbsnsm BIuh.
Gtsen bte(e aranibetten ID ,S&usbiiw 8itters" bas Mrs
hnfe S4usmttt., neil 20 Der bette Slutretniser IL, ~
~ stebt. aber nlrb bu Gebrau& ~ fpdt pber nt&t asnau
sad b1 NnmetfuRs b~eesnnen, 70 bas geden. Walera,
6&arIa&Febr anb aabrs NIT 8tsber serbunbsne Srans.
aetten ausbre&tn, bdAu mus Der @ebralG fofprt stn& ,
asai rnben, ba Rranfbettsa Ia btslen Stabiun, cine au-
sesa Dstaublaae ~erfprsern.
, 1875-01-13
Dsrft&ti-Das G&ts ednebid
Stttsrs NTH ausi&lieBlta bersitet bon
Dentel u. 60,
As5 saorb Drttts Strass
.a. Rbilabelpba

I'm Va SabIttuM Dor Ra@aSmsnses xui Estrus a
f1ra, " bic StameasuntsrHrif bee frlhtrtn eiatntbf
nrs .&uaene S&cenins'' lshn alalAs ~ "a ~
eitttrs tnttaIt. etueeblnien
observation-disclosures Ia sasAfAu RHt hsstlAsr Spre
y, BE nnltrs unttrfbrtf -DtsiA n &C." trsssR a
Str 6lafbs bdstfiet
PRIDE Is Seats stnt 9iafAt. tHs gySfAra a. ANsss
at ~ eqieeen 4S5 NstA Drittt 6traes Mah In -
SrAaasts aHs SssteeteA AAr Rasdstsas GIsAtz -
&GNAAAs
, 1875-01-13

30 Warrsn, Ode Gtart Ctr, 81. .,
qtss salfAes unD sDsSrH. etidt IN, Rrslmarfs ar
Nabpay q. Co., 80 g'atrtn. Ode &burb CIT, 9ltn
aprt. G~usiunft, 9duisnos wertb rstrb Stnsa ,useihtdt
, 1875-01-13

wsI&ss usstnblt6lia Bic f1Iim N ftR 6Gmsritn, S&uAAs
ash Guttlnsunssn befeittst anb GsnesRtpaen surtrt.
sltiAstsl % fe In bsr euneG tina Wlasta, Giaoemsibta
sbw fsuRtstn Draisn pttr Draaasa lissta, Sur& ta.
AaItas NRDenbans.
in elmer biz lpanits Ninat,R. s~in,sIet pts b.ftis sbts
~seatssnb Der Gdmtri fetn mag. Der Nhtumatii&s, Dstt.
~ikssrise. Shpa&'. @trfrhypsIts. NsrsSfe, an stsasalste
atssnss seer III dntslmes pirb a n
, 1875-01-13

rab att aabna euasentranftetttn mtaet.n eben 70 Of
aus etSrunsen ba Maeentbarsieit. ais bur6 erblt9.
Mnlase pbr beftiss Grfaltuns. Wsnn bic sytile nida
Sssbprts strpaust uns Der Rsrgsr tn 5Oles pe6sa ni1t bin.
sas sef&wd&ts Ssaem trltest BEN leil efeu Gnfaa eina
Grtdltnna bic bet entr periun son ~trdftiesr @eiunbtel
gar ut4t 10 Betra6t sdms. DIE berutmtsfer Nerits
ptua fe Bage bon S9ptnbfu&t In ben srfen StaSien 81
taabdn, rt&ten ebnt ausnabms TIRE Nufmerijamfett iD
oft asf sk &esulirnng br Urbauuussor8ans, bantt bL
SYeilea, sel@t ber Patient ~ a& ntnmt. i'm ai6t fru&t
heu xnb tbm entpeber gar !etns seer In alsRiatu 8eas
Htats xnb l&le&ts Rabruna a, bteten.
, 1875-01-13

Ds Eaaseu tk 81, srsse gDsrfRdtte be- Rbrpprs. o.,
Rm erb6lt bas saise Ssfsm ~gtabrane unb 8raft. gDens
btr Dlaesa unh aneerf Berbanunessrsans na&lafen. ibu
paue Zbateieit ~ entwideln, mus Der game 8brper lei
hsa. Die 2ranfbeitsn, pel6t aus ~seforter Gbdtiatett bo
fsrbeuumssorsans entaetsn, anb srf6tebeusr &rt, aba
biz 5auptlrfaSt blebt tmmer bteelbs. Die III hn
ernnb, pobe bss sS9webif& Sttters." Ia q ais Stir.
knasnitsd rtrft, he @erbaunnesot9ant rteelt nnb tbrs
eaunbt Tbahsf.tt ttraent. 70 pie, Franftttfen tdlt, 81
anfAttnsnb sans sri&testaer Ratar fab. sDir utanen
kssnst1 kesaeEfe
, 1875-01-13

DrSsrbtnu BIut Ia bic baupturfe&t bU sxfd1rfi4sss
sab irsar esdbaftu RranibettsA.
, 1875-01-13

etdi,sb, fulttn ass .tns Maf4, BON Watwuss ut.aSs
AsHsf bet ft& fubrtu. U.uiss Er0pfsn In WaAtr psrIss
Rranibti. ptsr SSmtrisn. bs psm gDs&it l Sss gDaNtr1
a%trratrtH, s%urbtueta. Is N bsftr ale franiSGiau
@saass cher StttesS als Gin N~s,Eittsl.
, 1875-01-13

v sRs ts ansIadftIisRtn Rrautbettsa, bsneu bas ~
f&tnsef&le&t untsrpOrfea 10. aRb letstn uamentitF al
men baran. Die llrla&en, Wel&s esies f&redli&tr 10
1erserufea. ant seri8teesn une steitths. aber bt ~
sur& Startanssntttti bas Rrpsnfsaem, Ms 81 ,am
anesor9ane anb Dabur@ ben sanjen a5rpes ~ fr6 . u.
Das uSGpebtfA Bttters" hept unerret6t be aS [,dr.
lunesuittel bd ben cbeH rwdbatta Rranlbtttsn unb bat
lauitnben BITE e,eiunpbett turidsestbea, melde ftpu "a.
ran s~psifeltsn, ie ipisbeE @tnus am Qebsn ~ fnetn.
Rtessrseft1lasenbeit,
, 1875-01-13

SI.&tea, gtRaea, ..sar@ naefan2 esseaaSsz. RrasA
kdtsn.
, 1875-01-13

q q stbn nHtdnlsr, RpA aahss ntasaufss 6rA
SANTA satsait, AUG tstas aarfstf4sa 9e<a1AtReIa q.
barn exsfalitSli& btasbt sns
, 1875-01-13
ADLER LIME.
Soft ampfidiffabrt
3lpiIden
SEEN Dprf unb Sambmr0,
Gaiiage=Yreiie:

Bon Nep gorf nab plpmoutb. 2onoon, 8ritoI.
Gberbpur9 unb 8amburs:
, E,;Hts l, Salon.......6 Cob 800
e"I"' 2. Salon.......Golo 60
3mildenost===.... Gurrcncp S24.
Ban &amburs mad Wew sorf
, Go;;it. IL. Salon ........... Ooh 1920.
H@"I"" u. Salon........... Cob Y
3piidenoed. ............ Currency FL
gae einidlieBlid Der Betoti9una.
Ginher juiiben l uno 10 Sabren Die 6dlfte.
SistoursSiIets III biniseren Wreifen.
Die Oampfer Der yNoler-2inie" iino idmmtlid REL
uno nit a0eii @erbciierunaeu ous9eitatte in yeiua auf
Siderbeit. 8eauemlidfeit une gdanenisfeit.
Die erIte Gajite lit aufs ele9anteIte enqeridtet; Die
)iueite Gajiite 6ietet ben sroBen Nortb lid e~benfal8
auf benz 6auptoef gu %beiinDen, 100 bic nj .9eleasa lit.
Das 3wiihenoed bat Gbtbeilun9en I'll ibis 20 perio.
len, 1T nit 6enitert unb @Bialen oer i~tttnuno nimmt
oenjenieen 1beil Der S9ifte elm, in 10 cid mid aui ben
iueiiten Oampiern Die 3peite Galiite ~befinoet..
9adete, Die ms 3u9ei6itt i%peroer, bsf6roern mir nit
oteien Sdiffen nab allen 2beilen y eutidlanos.
Man wenbe fid, pesen @afase an
Kmautll, NachOd 4. Kuehne,
113 Sroaomap, Nem Dort,
VeneneraI Mgtnten.
, 1875-01-13

yntsSea. wtIAs Elm Striases abfGbrxnasnth1 "a,
f&dbli6t 8olseu ireent elmer Mrt ranften. ipatsr In,
bpppttt Dpfs bn rS6pebtf& 8itters" aebuttn. a. Il
elm pcalprnntea unf&Gslt9ss ablsituuasmtttI rnA ~
serabrh1t werStu sbxS sh9aAt aaf ~
, 1875-01-13

fsS unbstIssus 8rdnfbsttes anb bic mestetntlGs Uebaub.
ians eeriibsn iann atemais ga frab btaunnsn wsrSsn.
Staa seOrauat eas rS&gsbii4. 9tttsrs" 0snau rad b,
anwetlna9 ane bic Ie8ts Genr bu pbenasnaanten id
nptre strl6ptneta. Dem gatttaten misS u~aieblbor 4
ssahaneles SslaF Seett iariidssesben aas tssar BE taSts
1tttsrtstt aeat R& balb ~ttba dA. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08

EFAlthough the name of the sage
who wrote the following is not known,
its truth is not thereby lessened, nor its
instruction rendered less valuable:
Immoderate pleasures shorten mems
days more than the hest medicants can
prolong them. The poor are schooner
sick for the want of food than the rich
are by the excess of it. Meats that are
too relishing, and which create an i'm
moderate appetite, are rather poison
than q nutriment. Medicines in them
selves are really mischieyons and de
structive of nature, and ought only to
be used on pressing occasions; but the
grand medicine, which is always useful
sobriety, temperance and pleasure, tran.
guilty of mind and bodily exercises
in this the Hood is sweetened and in
good temperament, and all superAous
hupops are dissipated.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Senate Joint Resolution.

Senate Joint Resolution.
p.,. -,
Asos.so0 -" ""s."onse"s ~ ATsces
Four 81 the Conststutton relating T. the
Judiciary. 80. -.
Res0sced, By he General Asscns5ly Of hs
otdte 81 Ohao lthree-hftha of the members
eiectec to each House agreeing fhereto,) that
it be and u hereby proposed to the electors
OF this State to vote, at the next annual Oo-
tober election upon the approval or rsiec.
tion OF the following amendment, a. addi-
tionai section TO Article four Of the Consti-
tuition OF the State Of Ohio, to wit:
Section -. A commission, which shall
consist Of I'VE members. shall be appointed
by the Governor. with the advice and con-
sent OF the Senate, the members Of which
shall hold Office for the term Of three years
rom ana after the nrst day Of February,
1910, 10 dispose OF such part OF the business
tnen on tne dockets OF the Supreme Court
as shaii, oy arrangement between said com.
mission ana said court. be transferred to
suon commission; ana said commission shall
nave IKE jurisdiction and power In respect
70 sucn business as are or may be vested in
sslo court; ana me members OF said conmts-
sion snail receive . Ike compensation for
the time being, with the judges Of said court.
majority OF the members of said commits.
sion shall be necessary to form . quorum or
pronounce decision, and its decision shall
De certified, entered and enforced a. the judg-
ments OF the supreme Court, and at the ex-
piration OF the term Of sstd commission. sll
BUSINESS undisposed Of, shall BY It be certi-
neo 20 1ne supreme Court and disposed OF -
ss'a cOn"lssion nsd never existed. Ihe
c,eih ana reporter OF SAID court shall oe the
CLERK and reporter OF said commission, and
the commission snail have such other atten.
oants, not exceeding IN number those provi>
deo py law ior SAID court, which attendants
It, a1 n,s..nra msy sppolns ana remove =
comm;ss;on sb an hs AM ..s. :. ss.. =
the Governor, with The advice snd consent a. M
tba Sansta ;f tha cs,,s.s =. ~ ~ =,
if the Senate he rot ~ - ..ss,an . Ss''' IN. -.
Governor. but in such last .,asa s,,ch .rno;rt-
ment shall expire at the end 81 the nsrt sas.
sion of the General Assembly. Tha f3eusy.l
Assembly may, on applioation of thu an.
pre- me Court. duly entered IN The ionrr.l ~
the court and certified. provide bv IL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08
Road Notice.

- If
NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Commissioners AZ
Monroe county, Ohio, At their session to be
held on the seventh day Of June next, for an
order to review and alter the D. p. Noll
survey ini0hio township. in said county. to
begin in the county road at the southeast
corner Of Esq. Muhleman's house lot in sec-
tion twenty-four, in Ohio township, in said
county, thence in straight course west to
strike the point at the beginning OF said D.
T. Noll's survey, on the lands Of Humr hrsy
Lloyd; thence running through the lands OF
Nicholas Suter, George Braunlich, N. 4. Hen.
thorn, William Bare's leirs, Joha Bare and
Isaac Thompson, the nearest and best route
to interseot the said D. P. Noll survey.on the
lands Of Jacob Suter, in said township.
may4,7htd, MANY PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08
DIVORCE NOTICE.

T EvI BARKER will take notice that Lucin-
IL da Barker, on the 9Th day Of May, 1875
filed in the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio. her petition against him
in which she esks for divorce By reason o
his vilfal absence tor more than three year.
last past; said petition will be for hearing q
the next term of said court.
mayll,'75v6. LUCINDA BARKER.
J. j. HoLLIsTER Atty,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08
Senate Joint Resolution. {

Proposing an amendment to the Constsu-
tion Of the State of Ohio. -
Resolced, By the General assembly Of tSs
State Of Ohio, That an amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State Of Ohio be proposed in
the following words, to wit: Notwithstanding
the provisions Of the second section of this
Article, the General Assembly shall have
power to provide by law, for the assessment
of special tax on dogs without regard to
value, and to provide for the confscation and
killing of such animals upon failure or rsfu-
sal of the owner, keeper or harborer thereof
to pay sach special tax. II this amendmen
20 the Constitution Of the Ytata Of Ohio shall
be adopted by a majority Of the electors sf
the State Of Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for the election OF Senators and Rep>
resentatives. shall become section seven OF
the twelfth Article of the Consultation Of
the State Of Ohio. At such election the vo-
ters desiring to vote in favor Of said amend.
ment. shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words, "For amendment taxing
Dogs" those. desiring TO vote against the
amendment the words, against amendment
taxing Dogs" 8fa aa
GEO. L. CONVERSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
p :ALPH0NSO BART,
s: President Of the Senate.
Adopted March %, lS75--spr6,' ,'75mS. Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08

A dispatch from Manhattan, Kansas,
says that the grasshoppeus are very
scarce in that county and the crops never
looked better in some fields. Rye will
be ready 10 harvest next week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
of NJ Monroe county, Ohio, at their June session
praying for the alteration Of the county road
along the Ohio River. Said alteration to com.
mence at the Texas bridge in Ohio township
through the lands of franklin Potts. David
Lively, j. Samuel Conlsy, (now Samuel su-
ter,) Samuel Suter, (now Levi Bauman.) tt
interseet the present road at or near the
school house in Lee township, said old road
being washed away by high water.
msy4,'75td. MANY PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-08

I win pay the highest market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams, shoulders or sidss, win supply, at the
lowest market rates. Call and examine nv
stock. 3 a
dec7Y. WILLIAM SCHEUFELR.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11
Specia! Notices.

Uitchns Bros Il Shaticr haze received IN
extensive stock of Homemade Flanncls
and Blankets. Buyers will find qualities,
patterns, and prices, satisfactory.
A beautiful line of 2-button i id Cloves
dark shades for Fall
Ladies' silk frinycd Neck Ties from p
cents to 81 25--aI prime new goods.
Mems, Youths and. Boys IIats-latcst
Fail style in stoCN-all recent purchases.
Full line Of Dark Chocolate and Maddcr
Prints nj ! cents per yard and 6! cents by
the bolt.
Special attention solicited to our stock of
Dress Goods-always full and complete.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11
New County at GrantsyiiIe.-A Large
and Enthusiastic Meeting.

In pursuance of previous call, large
and enthusiastic meeting OF the citizens OF
Grantsvillc and vicinity was held on Sat
urdav afternoon Dec. 4th, at O'Clock 7. NJ
Mr. f. Il. Fuller called the meeting to
order, and on his nomination, Mr.. William
c. Br0adwater was chosen to ac. as Chair
man; Mcssrs John Terrell, Henry Fuller
and Philip burst, as Vice Presidents, and
c. A. SNYDER and James p. Swauger as
Secretaries.
The meeting wa. addressed by Mcssrs
b. Wcilcy, +. b. Fuller, c. a. Snyder and
H. F. Ely
On motion the following named gentle
men We're appointed committee to draft
resolutions expressive of the sentiments of
the meeting: e. \. Snyder, j. b. Fuller,
Samuel J. Bcachy, pr. b, +. Keller and
Eli Stanton.
The Committee on Resolutions Offered
the follow ing which were, on motion unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, The project Of organizing a
ncy county is nov being agitatcd by a
portion of the citizens of our neighboring
mother county of Allcgany;
AND WHEREAS, The improvement OF
our condition in life is one of the main OBJ
ccts for which we strive and toll; and be-
lcving that We can improve our condition
financially, and in point OF convenience,
by uniting with the proposed new county
and regarding it duty we owe To our
selves and to our posterity TO endeaYor to
secure those advantages; therefore
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11

Citizens while laying pipe for the
New County, don't fail to lay pipe for win
ter drainage, nor forget that the best Terra
Gotta Drain Pipe is sold by Millner
& Smith, Steam Marble Workers, II " Ii
Front street, Cumberland, kiuncig
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11

ORruANs CouRT-FRIDAY PROCEED
,SGs.-Lcttcrs of administration were
granted unto Isabella knsekamp, upon the
estate of Mary NJ. Kasckamp, deceased,
having fled bond in the sum of $3.50.
John n Rice, administrator OF Aquilla
B Rice, deceased, settled his second ac-
count in real estate
Wm A Wlthers, executor of William T..
Syres, deceased settled his third account.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11

TIE rcyiya, at Mt. Pisgah, Garrett coun-
.tv, CONTINUES. Up TO Thursday evening
there had been twenty professions, and
a deep interest still pcryading the commd-
nifty, People L,r n.lles around have been
drawn 10 the nightly services. The audi
cnccs have been large, apd the good behaE-
ior feature of high commentator.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11
New Business Locals.

All over the world DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup IS making its way, and every place
if reaches consumptivc people are more
seldom met. 1t is truly Il blessing to hu-
and only costs % cents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11
Resolced, That we hereby encourage the

ResoIced, That we hereby encourage the
movement of our friends in Allegany
county to secure the passage of bill at
the coming session of the legislature au-
thorizlng a vote on the formation Of a new
county.
Rcsolred, That if ,he formation of a new
county becomes by legislative enactment
Il matter of fact, we, the citizens of Grants
Vile and vicinity, hereby express our viii
ingncss to unite with tie new county and
ty.
Rcyo'rcd, That if Oakland maintains her
position IT. 'ht county scat witLout ma
ipriy vote, and if the new county move
L4cnt proves failure, we will pun forth
every effort to become part of Allcgany
county.
Rtmlrcd, That CQmmittce,bc appoint
ed to solicit subscriptions to dctray our
part of the necessary expenses which Will
c incurred in making Tie survey, &c.
Rewired Tnat the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the FKosTnURG
MINING Journal and the Ga77tH County
U2dM.
In compliance with the fourth resolution,
the following Committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions viz: b. Ne!tlcy, Will
liam c. Broadwater, Emanuel Gnagcy,
Leo McKinzic, John Swaugcr, Dr.. 'William
G. Burns, Nathaniel Slicer, Samuel Englc,
J. W BDochcr, Henry Muhlenbcrg, and
John Wilhelm.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
c. A. SNYDER,
JANIS T. SwAUGER,
.Il.iIa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-11

THE ODD Fellows vii hold Il Grand Far
in .heir new hall from the 23d inst. to jan
nary 1st inclusive. The drawing for the
prize uniforms will be held the first evening.
A grand ball will take place on the 3D. of
January. Altogether, splendid time is
auticiuaIcd