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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
abrsRe bes VorFtenben bes bsmu'
iratiibeu Staats>G Gammittsss.
Qa bic ReGhLtr bon QennihLbanltn.

Sie Belt fir @uinabme Der 8aop,ab.
Inn9en 1T nod nibt 9cfommen, nod Die
Belt, 81 bieiem 3iuede eineu Sermin
feit.uieben, 8on ben Iiblcn uub SSa.
brifen bat man nod feline Gimme &C.
bort, nod bon Sen Miucn unO SdmeIs.
oien, bon Sarmern unb Grbsitern, Die
es berIansen. Sine &e9ieruug miro
gum SOrtbeiI Der 8e0ierten se9riinbst,
rnb lit eS idIimmsr Osnu Iarrbsit, cine
6rase 81 asitireu, ebe ras 8OIf, lueldeS
bic Snbuitrie OeS StaateS reprdicntirt.
cine &enoeruns uerIanst bat. 0abcr
Ioute bic 8epOIfsrnns 6isiss Stuutss,
lusIde i'm 8srsban uno 6ubrifpsIsn,
i'm Gderban uuo anbern 5ipciocl Der
Snbnitrie beidaitist 1T, Die 8eprdisn.
tanten Der Nrbsit, iueIde bic @rnnbla9e
Der @rospsritdt bsS StaateS 1T, iibsr
cine 6ruee bon ioitiefer 8soeutuns, ais
eine &banoerrns Der eurrsncD, ober bic
@srmsbruus oOer Serminberuug ibres
@oIumeus, befra9t werben.
8is fart tritt bieie 8rasc in ben Sor.
oerSrunb, su einer Belt, 100 bic Subuit.
ris 6es Staatss 70 banieOerIic0t Ser.
iclbs 1T reid on Minsu, 8abrifeu llab
8Oben.YrObuftsn Seine Sroben Sta
peI.NrtifeI iinO in libsraIsr &eile Der
arbeit susdueIid scniadt iuorSetI, bod
iinb llriaden 3u Gage setrcten, iueIde
bic GntlpidIuns ieines 0eOcibens Uer5O'
aert baben. @us SieieS bcrnriadt bat,
lit isbt nidt bic Srose, icnbern cine lin'
beitreitbare &batiads.
Sas 9anb bat essenpdrtis ilnO bate
in ben IsBtcu 5pOIf Sabren ein in Sob
unO SiIber unsinI6sbareS Gouraut. ooS
ais @runblGse beS BsrtbeS an9cnOnl.
men iuOrSm III. SieieS SDitem luar
ni6t bic Srudt bemOfratiider @cicb9e'
buns. SO wirO bon Ncuen, Die eS ein
sefiibrt babeu, ais cine Ourd bic MsbeI'
lion Derurladte siOtbtueuOiefcit ausee'
Sebsu. Sb ridtis, Ooer faIid, oas 9ano
oeeuptirte cs, unb luurOen bon Der 8eeil-
Oisuus Oss 8irserfrisess bis bcatc alIe
nniere ssidaftIidsn llnteruebmrn9en
oaourd reeuIirt,
&nf bic 9esuI SsnOer 8oiiS faufte
Der Harmsr iein Qanb. Lies Der 6abrifant
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
Sie abbrrRe brr SemOfraiil6su
StaatssG Committee.

8ir lcnfcu Die Nufmcrfiumteit unirc
9eicr ouf bic gIoreie Der Semufroti
idenStOOts'G Committee, bic bcutc in bic
icm 8IOtte crIbcint. 9icielbr 1T ,pu
ctluaS lang, OIIciu lie cntb0It 10 picIe,
@nte, 5ntcreiiuntc unO 8iHsnswertbc
beiOnccrs ilbcr Die iebiSe trauriOe GAG
nnircS 9nnbcs, bob mir iie uuiern g
fern nidt brin9cno scnug cmpfcbIel
fOnncn, @fOn Icic NicieIbc senun ourd,
Nonn ilbcrIeac uuO beber5i0c man Sns
mas man 9cIelcn bat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07

ben finb, foIlten triantpbirenS eriudbIi
iueroen, ea iie eben mir ipesen ibrsr
auS9e3eidneten &au9lidfeit oufaeiteIlt
ipuroen. llnIere politilden @eener ae.
ben Su, bab bieieibe ebrlide, aerdhs
M6uiier iino, un6 mir femntn lie als
IoIde. 2abt iie ms eriu6blen
Oie Belt ~ ciuer @enbernn9 in
Der SerluaItltn9 Der ilatienalen nnb
StaatS. .Muselesenbeiten 1T 9efomnien.
limb III bel bieier @euberun9 bic 8erin9.
itc Wo8lidfeit, bab uniere &n9ele9ei.
bciten nod in idledtere Saftoe 9ele9t
lueroen f0nnen, ais fie iebt iino2
llnler erebit, unlere Snbuitrie, I'M.
iere moraIiide Wspntation ais elm 8olf
iinO oeuoraliiirt. GS III 3u boffen. DAP
8eridwenbnn0 uno gRibperpultune,
llnterIhla9un9en llnb 8eruntreuiIng
6ffentlibsr @elosr eiusu @nnft erreid)t
boben, iiber ben binauS eS nidt meiter
9Cbt. Nie iteuersableuSe uno itsuerbe.
laitetc 8eb6lferuuo oieies StantsS bat
es in ibrer Wadt, iid bel Der poriteben.
ben 8abl bon Den trallrisen 3uitanoen
gu erIoien in benen iie iebt 1T. 8irb
lie eS tbun?
Ser 8abIfampf, ben mir icbt beain.
lcn, mub Elm an9reiienoer iein. gSir
babcn feline gntiduloisuu9eu 3u MAIDEN
unb feline 8slte6nn9en ali3ubieten.
SerltanO mub infer Nr9ument iein,
unb bus @oIf oieieS Staates, bas lebr
bel elmer iparIamru, ebrIibsn 8srlpaI.
tlln9 ibrer &ngele9enbsitsn intereifirt
lit, muB inns 5u Sillfe tommen.
@ir beidulbi9en unIere @e9ner, oab
ie ben Oifentliden Sdob per9euoet ba.
ben, inbem lie ibu ibrcn pOIitiibcn
Sreunocn unb @enoFeu ilbsrtruaen /;
6nB lue9en mnn9cInbcr Sdbiatcit in Der
2citnn0 Der 0hfntlitben @naels9enbeiten
bic 8eld)6itc oe$ 2anbeS NarnieSerIie.
9cu. Oie gilmiabrifeH feiern, oos
Aoblen9clh6it 1T 9cIlbmt, Der GrbeitS.
Iobn berabselcBt unb bic @robucte bcS
SarmerS brin9en einen nerDerblihen
SreiS. @eorfftbeit unb 0laubeit lli.
erer Snbultrie ihrrt uus ins 0slidt,
llub Die Belt fir cine Ienberilns Der
YoIitit loluobI, nls fir cine Der Serr.
| Idcr lit gefcmmsn. gf6ssn Oie, mel.
de bic politilde Madt in $duben ba.
ben, bicie acknowledgement Dor bem
9roben Tribunal bcS 8olfeS bcantiuor.
ten. Sic baben fein Nedt Gin Sortbs.
itcben ibrer @iadt 3u uerlanser. iuenn
iie llnredt bobeu, unb iie fdnuen uidt
bcltreiten, boB Iie berantlpOrtlib iinb
fir ben Wansel Der Yrospsritat, 3u Der
bas SuIf OieisS Staates bercdti0t III
lnN Die es bon Medtslpc9cn bObcll
loIltc. s..
SenSrid y. @ri09t,
8Orfbsuoer oeS oemotratilbsu
StaatS.Gommittees.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
Gin 3eidten bes Tprtidlritts.

Oils Gin 3eidsn bcS SortidrittS babcu
mir gu erludbnen, bab bic Scrans9eber
beS bisliSen Patriot" iib cntidlonrn
boben, senannteS Ylatt Siueimo tag
Iid cridcincn 81 Iuiien. Ser Patriot"
usldcr Mor9enS sridcint, foil ndmlidJ
iebt aud @udmittass oocr @bcnNS er'
ideiucn, uuo foil Der &nfuns am 11tcu
bicieS MOnnts 0emudt werben. 8iI
iuilnldsn Dem llnternebmen ben bcltcu
GrfoI9, beionosrs oa bas 8Iatt bsmo'
fratild uno interellant lit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
Gin hrutidler@ @eianaberein Ia 1arans,

8ir bOren init pieIem 8erenii9eil,
bab bic 0entIden bon SDrOne pOIlsn
grnfteS bran iino, einen Selaus.8er
llnter bem gfnmen o9iebertafeI" Su grim
ben, uno 3uar unter Der eeitltnS Der 0r,
@sor9 8ornsde bon ebenbaisIblt,
Die 8eamten bes 8ereins luuroen be-
rsitS Isbte @Ode crlpdblt, aIIein oeren
9omen .iino uus nod nidt befannt
@snn bic 0eutidsH in 8Drone einmaI
etiuuS ilnterHebmeu, 70 ipirO es aud nlit
einer IObsnSiuertbsu briiosrIi6cn Gin
miitbfeit Ourdoeisbt, bsnu Gin eemiitb.
Iideres ODER eeieIliesrss @Olfden ais es,
1T fpobI IsIten 3u fuOen. 8ir pinIden
Oem nnteruebmeH ben bsiten GrfOIs.-
8uIIen 8rsllno SOst Obcr Or. 8uruedc
bic Site babeH, inns Die Sfamen Der
8sa,nten &c. brieai6 ein3nienoeH
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
Die Gslbiraas In sinsr gaaki4aIs.

Vtt VvtuItuBe w tthtt NuBIyuss'
@ian bort oieisr Ense uieIes iibcr bic
SeIofrase fasen, Obne ieood gu elmer
ridtisen 20iunS ODER gum ridtiSen
geritdnonib Der Sruse sn fommsr.
Die @eWibIifuner bsiduloiaen bic De
mOtratsn, au @unitsn bon mebr $a'
pisrseIb Su iein. pObnrd allcs pieoer
tbsurer, uub Sob uno Silber iteisen
uiroe. 0as iit rein scio9eu. SSrsn
mir, ipus bi, ueuIide Semufratiide
StaatS Convention Su grie in einem
ibrer 8eidIiiie gu iusen bat:
,,8ir perIau9en bic @ufbebuna Der
aeaenparti9en HationaI 8anfen unb
Safir bic @riinonng eineS SDitems
pon freien Oiscouto. ino Oepoiiten.
Banfen unter iolden 8eaulationen iuie
iie bic GiBslItaaten feitltclIen mo9en, ie.
oOd MIR init lOlhem Yapiersslo,
lpelds$ brett BON Der 8un6eS.
&e9iernn9 mb inter oeren 8 a,
rantie aus9egebeH lit, uno iueldcS
eiue eurreneD ermO9Iidt, bic auf 8olb
uu6 6ilber unO anoereS Gi9entbum
Der gan3en 8ep6lferun9 oeS
2anbes baIirt it,"
Hun fraecn mir, mas bepeuteb bisisr
8eidIub? IidtS mebr uno nidtS peD
niger, ais bab mir 9e9enludrti9 Sn
pieIe 8anfen baben, Die bas
Wiarf bcS &OIteS auSlau9cn, inOem iie
3u bobe 8ro5ente Derl0n9en.
QSill 4. y, ciu @innu @eIN Ieiben, 10
mnb er bon 10 bis 10 unO 20 pro Sent
be3nbIen, nno babel nod iibere 8ilr9.
idaft fteIIeu.
Serner bsoeutst Der 8eldIub, bab Die
HationuI.8 .8anfeu abssidufft, nno oab
frcie OiSronto uno OepOiitcn.Sanfcn
ge9rilnoet perben ioIIeu, bcren NOtsu
bireft Don Der VI c9iernn9
au$9e9eben, unb bur9 birfek
benseF@ert neroen.
llnb enolid, oab Der Yapier.S SOlar
serabe TO pieI lpertb iein foil,
als wie Der 8olb. uuh Gil.
ber.0OlIar, D. b. Dap, iuenn eln
Wfann cincn Dollar perNient man ibm
nibt &upiersslb 9ibt, ba$ MIR so, So
ooer 80 eents, onitatt cincn Dollar
luertb lit; frr,, bob Der Nrbciter er.
bait woS ncrbicut. - @clO,
uno feline Qnmpen.
aisst Narin ctiuuS llnrcdtrs? Sc
uib nidt. llnO scrube bieicS it, 8,
mas bic YIuttfOrmcn Der Scmofratic
bon YcnniDIbunicn mb Ohio perIan.
0cn. @cbit Sob unN SiIber miliicn
mir Yapicr9clo babcn, obcr eS nIIIB, lple
cbcu bemerft, bcnielben &ertb
bcIiben wie @olb unh SiIber.
@oIIten mir icbt oui einmoI allies
&opicr0cIb abltOffen, 10 wilrNe infer
9un,cS 9ano ruinirt icin, benn 100 lulr
Siuen Dollar in Sob umo Silber ba.
ben, iino isbt Scbn SuuicnNc Uun Collars
In @oten ober Yupicr9cIN i'm llmIanf,
SIM @uSIano linb uIlcin NJ e br bcnn
Swei touieub Milliouen
Bombs unter9cbrodt lporOcn, lno
mic pdrc sS mO0Iid, oIIc bicis ouf Gin
nal in SortecIb einSuloicn ? Scbalo
aber bic Ne9icrun9 ielbit Sibcrbcit
fir buS YapicrscIc iteIIt, bunn iinc mir
ociidcrt, unb bic @ciddftcn bIibcn auf.
bliben. 0o$ iuolIen bic Semofra.
ten, unO onS bcbcutCt aud bic in Gric
ab9cfobtc Pl0tform.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
9emofrotiI9es StaatssSi6et.
Nnr 9opernor:
GDrus2. .YerSbtn9
pon Sdupltiu eOuntD.
Sir StaatS.S dabmeiiter:
0sictor &. Ytolett
Don BRADFORD eonutD.
@ab( :........2. NObember, 1875
60 aebt's I

, Gr.@oucrnor eurtin, ben bic 8e
publitoncr non YcnniDIpanien in 1866
ais @opern0r eriudbltsn, bdIt 9esenipdr
ti9 8cOcn in SbiO su 8uniten bon @op
Slaeu, einem fcrnieiten aIten ScmOfrat
Ser Mdtb. SEQ. 4aubOnL frilbcl
rspubIifaniibey StuutS Senator pOr
BRADFORD edlntD Quo Sr. YiOIett
pobnD, 1T sbenfaIlS in ObiO, nnb bde
bemofratiide 9lcosn !-&Is oruT!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
61rt. iuie iIe heuleu =!

Sic 8cpAbIifaner MAIDEN siu erobeS
@spldrr, neil Sr. YeribinS basc0eu
itimmtc, bab seluiiie Stlapen in 8rsi'
belt ssisbt perosn iOlIten.-S, @eiitel
Yeribiue, oaS mar idredlidl benu
9ud, bic ibparseu Sflapen iinp ieBi
bod frci, unb bic 8eiben? MN, biz
iinb isbt - Sflapen, unb baben lucber,
glrbCit nod 8rOo! Die 8cpnbIifancr
hcfilmmcru iid mcbr I'M bic @cscr OIS
INN bic @cibcn. SIt bas nidt TO?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-07
Der mdtblfe 9sefnsb.

llniern Ureanben III Wlarietta,
Wsonntpiae uHo Giluer Gprim9
allr Wa6ri6t, oaB tpie ttdsbffe
No9e iie 3ubeiu6en bofen, nmb
atrar jene bon Wearietta am
Wllttwc6, nno bic in Mounts
bile nno SilUer Sprim9 ant
Oonnerita9. - SiHo ole QGpps
len reoop9
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The Next Election.

The following points in regard to
voting should be borne in mind, and
attended to at once:
The New Constitution forbids all
persons from voting unless they have
paid their taxes at least one month be-
fore the date of the election. No one
of foreign birth can vote. unless. in ad-
dition to the above, he has been nat,
uralized a month previous to the elec.
ton. SD ag .nnh a
Friday, October 1st, is the'last day
on which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day
for taking ont naturalization papers.
Each of these important duties can
be performed any time before the days
mentioned. Let our friends see to it
that the matter is attended to before
it is too late.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

I'VE commend to the loyal people
the facts that Judge Pershing as a
legislator voted to denounce President
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclama-
ton, and resisted the ratification OF
the Thirteenth Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing slavery forever. Thus,
while Piolette was dodging about
Fishing Creek with revolver In one
hand and a 'coffin notice" in the 9th.
er, helping to resist the draft, Pershing
was doing all that he could in the
Legislature to obstruct the efforts of
the Government to put down the re.
bellion.--Phild. Bulletin.
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riSlioutc.iIea..

And viii carry on The business hereafter.
fun limo of all the goods formerly kept
wfll still ho found in this store. Physi-
cians prescriptions carefully compounded
ny Competent Pharmacist Graduate OF
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
S2-3nt @ e. X IsMl5L,I, NJ. n.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29


We take the following extract
from Hon. E. MePherson's speech at
Reading: i 1si diiH 1noa
On. the 14th Of April, 1874, in the
House Of Representatives, pending the
consideration of the House currency
bill, the Hon. +. r. Hoar, of Massa.
chusetts, offered proposition that
"from and after the 4th day os July,
1876, nothing but gold and silver coin
of the United States shall be legal
tender for the payment Of any debt
thereafter contracted, and after that
date every holder Of United States
notes shall have the right to exchange
them at the Treasury for AZ per cent.
bonds, thirty years, payable, principal
and interest, in gold, The notes so ex-
changed to be cancelled and destroy.
ed ard no new notes to be issued in
lieu thereof" This naked resump-
tion proposition for July 4, 1876, was
voted for by four of five Democratic
members from Pennsylvania, Messrs.
Clymer, Magee, Randall, and Speer,
three of whom were in active attend.
ance upon the Erie Convention.
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re "A G--The choicest IN tho world
- SImporters' prices p Largest
company In America - staple article -
pleases every body--rrade continually in-
creasing. Agents wanted oyerywhore.
Best inducements. Don't waste time.
rent for CJrcular to KoBERT WELLS, 43
Nescy ~, y. \ - i. o. Box l-sl. - a.
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INTERESTING MISCELLANY.

Embracing Poems, Sketches, Incidents Of !.
Travel etc., will find place in the col
umps of the Commercial furnishing
abundance OF instruction and amusement
for the family circle.
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lis NEWS DEPARTMENTS

VIII ALWAYS contain brief but accurate re-
ports Of all the occurrences of tho day.
Iihcral expenditures will be made in Sc
curing special kilograms and correspon-
dencc from the great news ccnters OF ths
country, SO that readers of the CONNER.
'eai ci'n always rely on being served with
aarly and reliable news.
In the department devoted 70 the pub-
ucation of Local News will he found Il
complete daily history of the city and its
cnvirons, gathered by corps OF careful
writer's aud set forth In attractive style.
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TERMS ron THE
Daily Commercial.
Postage Free to Subscribers.

BY mail, per ammun $40 90
Bv mail for six months 3 90
BY mail for three months 2 20
liv mail Tor one month co
We hes 70 state that Postage will be paid
at this office, free, on all Editions of Tlns
CoMNERcIAr~ sent 10 Subscribers, under
tho new Law TO take effect on the Is! or
january, 1879.
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The EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

or the COMMERCIAL will contain. from
day TO day, contributions from ablo wri-
tors upon all subiocts--Pullticnl Literary,
Scientific, Legal, Commercial. Foreign
ana Local-in which its views will bo set
forth plainly and Independently, Keeping
IN view the prime aim of the paper. which
Is the Advancement OF the best interests OF
all sections of tho country
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THE MARKETS

VIII, ns horotoforc. receive careful atten-
ton. Full telegraphic reports of the State
OF business, with Prices Current will bo
received daily nom the Trade Centers OF
THIS country and Europe. Tho Pittsburgh
Market, ia all its branches, will hc rcport-
ed iully and accurately. As cuminer-
cial 1ouriiu the Commercial stands second
to no paper in the country.
The Financial Column will give daily
the ruling rates for money, and the prices
OF stocks and Bonds at all the great trad
ing points. with much interesting statisti-
cal nnttQr
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coming into the State 20 make it their
temporary or permanent residencC.Z
See House Journal, 1868, page 546
and SAT.
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So SAMPLE FREE and msIo stg sI;,, Fay 1sS So.i I

Pleasant and Profitable EmplOylnent.---
Beautiful r. "CharmingV' "Oh. how
lovelyr' "What are they worth ?" DC.
Such are eXclamations by those who see
the large elegant New Chromos produced
by the European and American Chrome
Publishing Co. They are ali perfect Gems
of Art. 10 one can resist the temptation
to buy when seeing the Ohromos. Cam
vassers, agents, and ladies and gentlemen
out of employment will find this the best
opening ever offered TO make money. For
fun particulars send stamp for connden-
tial circular Address f. Gleason Il Co.,
f5s Washington St.. Boston, Mass. p At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-09-29

Tho Democratic organs are trying
TO give Piolette rcspeclability by
palming him off ns y farmer lie Is
rich aud owns large farm, but hon.
est toll as farmer has never soiled
his hands, Thirty years ago he was a
contractor on the State cauals, and
since that time he has been a "politi.
cal farmer constantly engaged in
political intrigue. He has three times
been defeated rs candidate for Con.
gress, and q few years age, disappoint-
ed and sour, he LEFT the Democracy,
aud poured abuse upon that party.
He then joine the Labor Reformers,
but they repudiated bis political rs.
pirations. He is now prominent as a
Granger, and seeks to pervert the aims
and objects Of that excellent order to
crafty his political aspirations. But
he will be repudia;ed again. The far.
mers are too intelligent to allow their
Order to be sold and delivered to any
political organization for the gratifica-
tion of one man. The Grange is not
a political organization, nor will il. be
used as such. The Patrons Of Hus.
bandry, now, as ever, will stand by
their political principles, each man for
himself and will crush any attempt to
betrsy their organization into the
hands of tricky politicians. irem q
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II. II. Il. u
The above letters are the initials of one
of the finest medicines in the country.
Four-Fold Liniment, not eNuelled by any
other in the curing of Pains and Sore
Throat, and is especially adapted TO dis
ease of Horses, Cattle &c. See circulars
around bottles. Sold by all Druggists.
w3o-1y com
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ln P0LlIlCS.

Tho COMMERCIAL Will hereafter rs
horcioiore, ho devoted 10 tho support of
republican prinriplcs, mainiatidng It's in
depetice 3ef,fh, the Republican pnriy. and
claiming the right at all timcs to speak
freely and iearlessly on the merits of mo-
and nicastircs. Party government is cs,
sential to constitutional country, and
Journals claiming 10 be ndcpcndent of
party are usually Independent of princi
pie. Faithful to the great convictions and
aims upon which the Republican Party
was based, it is tho mouthpiece of no
cliqne or flction, supporting the party
solely because 10 believes that party Is.
founded ON principles of Right and Jus
ticp.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01
SUCCESS Is THE TEST OF MERIT.

Having suffered for years with Lang Disease
Weakness, and ScrofulOus affection on my
lace, which appeared in pimples and blotches,
ana nndlng no cure, commenced 10 experiment.
by compromising roots, using the medicine thus
obtained. l fortunately discovered a most
wonderful Blood Searcher or Bitters, which not
only gave me instantaneous relief, but after a
few weeks time effected a perfect cure. Ny
lungs became strong and sound, my appetite
good, and the scrofulous sores had disappeared.
then prepared quantity Of the Root Bltters
ana s was IN me naoit OF giving them away 70
most wonderful healing virtues, effecting cures
of all diseases originating from bad blood or
the demand became SO great that found my
self called upon to supply patients with med
compelled to establish laboratory for COM
pounding and bottling the Root Bitters in large
quantities. was at first backward i'm PRESENT.
ing either myself OF remedy TO the public. not
being patent medicine man, and with limited
capital, put l am getting b.avely over that.
| icine have been crowded with orders from
druggists and country dealers, and the scores of
| proves the fact that no remedy has ever done so
much good and had such a success as the Root
Buffers. Root Bitters are strictly a medicinal
! preyarai ion, such as was used In the GOOD old
days of our forefathers. when people We're cured
mel and other poisons OF the mineral Kingdom
were unknown. For Consumption, Asthma
Cafarrh, Scrofule, Scrofulous Ernptions, Rheu-
| plant, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Fever snd
Ague, Dyspepsia, Lost Vitality and Broken
| Down OO0SllluIlOnS, IIeSe Root hltterS are uni
versally admitted to be the most wonderful dis
c0very In the world Their searching. healing
properties penetrate every portion of the hu-
man frame, soothing the lungs and strengthen
| iAg the stomach, kidneys and liver. For
weakly, nervous young men, suffering from loss
OF memory, ETC., caused from abuses in early
| life and TO delicats females these Root Bitters
are especially recommended. No other med
| cine will cure Scurvy, Syphilis, Salt Rheum,
Boils, letter, Ringworm, White Swelling, Sore
Ewes, Running of the Ears, Ulcers, Fever Sores,
Piles, Cancerous Formations, Dropsy, Erysipe-
las, PimpIes, Flesh Worms, Pustules, Blotches,
and all Skin Diseases, so quickly as the Root
Bitters. All diseases have their origin in bad
blood. The Root Bitters lays the axe at the root
of the tree of disease by searching and purifying
| the blood which will nourish and invigOrate
every organ and part of the body, and keep IL in
repair until ripe old age.
Ct. w. FRAZIER, Cleveland, o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-01
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF April, AID. Isl

- HEREFE-S SALE.-By viTtue of a certified
- copy of q decree to me directed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion county,
Indiana. in cause wherein Bridget Cooney is
plaintiff and Le0nidas q. Dynes ct al. are de-
eight hundred and ffty-three dollars and
thirty four cents, with interest on said decree
and cost, win expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of April, AID. 1915
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
clock p. NJ. OF said day, at the door ofthe Court
House Of Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years
of the following real estate, to-wit:
The southeast one-half OF sub-lot number
ninety-three lg3l, of the subdivision OF outlots
nu nbered ninety-four lgll, ninety-fve 1851,
ninety six 1851, ninety seven 1871, ninety eight
us, and the south half of ninety zone 81, OF The
donation Lands OF the city of indianapolis,
Marion county, Indiana.
nsuch rents sn6~profits will not sell for a sufi-
Client sum to satisfy said decree, interests and
COSTS will, at the same time and place, ex-
pose to public sale the fee simple of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficien
to discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale viii be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff Of Marion county,
March %. A. ID. 1873.
WIN. WALLACE, Atty. for Plaintiff. mar25-3t