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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
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@elo an fanien, sehe man in Srn.
elarfe's $nt. unb &appsn.Sfore,
Nro. 19 Nor6 Oritten Strabe, aeaen.
iiber benz eolIege.8Iod. @r bat 6as
arobte enforcement $iite uno &appen.
Seine GlerfS ipreden beutid, unb ipcr.
ben &unben prompt uub reeu baisIbit
be0ienen.
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GAIimm berIebt.

Sin Srsmbsr, befen Sfame SamsS
Sap, unb in $bilubsIpbia pObnbuft isin
fol-, murbs au SamitGs Mittas nabe
BEN Sunnel psitIib bon Columbia
burd siusn Giisnbabu3ns sstrOiTen, iInb
idIimm psrIsbt. DR.. eruis bon So.
Iumbia bat ibn unter 8ebanblnng.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
7 Saahss I'm Ssrbls baam,s,,.

gSir peroeu OftniaIS esfrast, Oh es
ratbiuni II, Obitbdums int Ssrbii ;il
pfanasn 0ies bdnst bon Der @spsnb
uno ben arteH ab; lpo bsr Serbit In
Der @ssel parm 1T unb Ianse bau.rt,
1T ss am beiten, iusuu ;u bisisr Sabres.
jeit sepfan3t iuirb ben Boben lit in
eutem 3nitano unb in ben WeoeI 1T
uebr Belt borban6en, bic &rbeit out ,i
tbnn, alS i'm 6ibIins. 8sadts bic an.
lueiiunsn, bic In ben ssribIinssmora.
ten ertbeiItDerbsu. @adt siusn asIan
bonn Sbitsarten unO Dsrjeidnet bic
SteIIe einsS ieoen 8auneS. OaS @uS.
piian3en mag i'm 6ribIius Ober $erbit
9eideben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
8ieb arft,
Nelte 9lilsei1eil.
GimcSyarnt St berfaMfeit.

Cine Garm spn unesfGbr 20 gIdtr ednb, q
RfiIsn inisrbalb bsr Stabt 8iHmpnb, gir9is
MIA. Dislfr plaB sisHst T9 fiir cine Dairv-
Farm, pbsr @arftgarten. DaS cine @obn-
baus sntbalt 3immsr, une bas anbne ent.
bait Q 3tmmsr, clue 8adltins sSHunf II. (. To.
Gtnsr Der bsEsu Sbfsarttn lcpie feline 8ebsns
RSde Gnb auf BEN plabs. Die @fb6uIiafsi-
ten lInb faf nsa, uno ipftstsu IN 1867 iibsr ST.
600. preis: 5000. - Gbenlc 90 alder
eanb rbHs @sbSubs - abr Sbf. unb S6at-
tsnbGuHe auf bem Sausplab, etleesn an bfr
0 Mile Road, WtiItn anierbalb RiGmpnb,
@a, rinb 1. Weile Sof ,,Fairoak Station" nn
bsr Richmond & York River Rail Road.
Disles 2anb sisnet F9 fir 3abaf, 9orn unS
@ras, unb bistft cine CUTE @elessnbeit fir ri-
nsn MnfGnssr, ba tsr yrsis bios $1,000 per
ader IN.
glSbsrss bsi g. %. sled, auf BEN gIaBE
ptsr man nbrslfre an:
G.. W. Fleck;
RURAL SHADES,
Henrico County, Virginia.
RuraI StdtsS, ga, SItUbsr IA, fs75-4t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
ssisbn Gin alter Siirser sei@iebm.

@ieSerum bOben mir ben GOO eines
uairer bieiisen beutiden MfitbiirserS
au melbsu. pr. GbrtftOpb Whl'
Ter. Elm ebrenUertber alter @reis,
wObubaft anf ua0iiOn's Sia" nabs
bisisr Stabt. ftarb um WiOntas glads
mittas gong plOsli9. uHb siuar uie es
iasini. am S@laSflnB. Sod am Cant
flag mar er munter uno SeiuHO. unO
bate ni6t bic Serinsite abnnus ieines
uaben TOSes. Der Serltorbene mar
elm frieOli6er. FILTER Siirser. uub BON
alien ssa9tet bic ibn tannten. - Can't
Tel linn bic Grbe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
Sle Tslr In gtambsrsbHra.

@ir batten Sas 8srsniissu, tssts
@o9e Der 0ranttin gOuntb 5air tn
Gbanbersburs beisnpobnsu. nnS 3ipar
am 6reitas. Die 3abl Der anipdsn'
ben iuar ni9t isbr srOb; aber Tags jli'
Dor iparbe bic 5air bon einer nnssbsiis
rem Malie beiu9t. WfaH iddst. SaB
uiat peuissr bsun 5000 bis 10000
Psrionsn OF ienem Gage anipsisnS ipas
rem, unb cine gang uette Snmme TT bic
aaIIe Der asritulturs@ @eisai9aft ffoB.
@ir ipobnten nod ielten elmer Sair
bel. Die uns mebr gersnfSsn unb Be-
friebisuns seipabrte, ole Sieie; ia mir
iparen eritannt iiber bic Sro6e slnjabl
isbr biibi9er unS wertbuOller @esens
ftdube Die ba 30 iebeu waren, iopie
iiberbaupt iiber bic san3e Gusitellnng.
8ir setrausn uns ~ iusen. 0aB bic
Sranttin @ountp Suir Unit einisen pe'
nissn ausnabmen) iid Der Staatss6air
tn 9anfafter piir6is Snr Ssite itsllen
barf. 8ir Iabsn uiele wcit i66nere
Sahen bier alS In 9unfaiter. Rfsrbe,
Sieb. S6afe, Sdpeine unS Seberpieb
mar slpar nidt 70 fart in oieier als IN
Der Sanfaiter Sair Usrtreten, alleis mas
bisr 30 iebsn mar, mar an6 Sebenss
wertb. llnier iiuser Sreunb, pr.
Sob. 9int, 80, batte elm S4wein
auf Der 5uir, bas $50 Yfuno ipos! Ser
uer bate er 7 tleine S6weins, bic, OBJ
wObl srft 4 @O9en aft, ieOOd ieOes 80
Pfuub Uisstl 8sr fam WObl b a 8
bisten ? SurS, Die Suir mar cine iebr
CUTE, mas ms umiOmebr freut, Oa
Subur9 Die aderbuu @eiellidaft ers
mutbist iuirO, au6 na6tes Sabr iuies
Aerum cine Hair ab,ubatten.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

S9ant bierber !-SOsben erbOItsn,
cine erobe @uantitdt Sim bur9et
8 e. Sdweiber.&aie, SOlldnbi
lhe Seringe nnb &niflde Sanoellen
IN oem gitp. .@roeerie, glro. 10 @ortt
Oritten Strabe.
8. SdibIer, Seriualtsr,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

9as ibOnite, fidsrite. bsquemite unO
eiatrdslidite 9siddft 1T Oas bes reiden
SonbbaIters. Der in uIler @smiitbsrabs
feline Coupons abidneioet, ieIbise in
@oIo nmluanbsIt unb benz SteuereoI.
lcftOr Gin Sdnippden idIdst. 8us
fiimmert Der iid barum, iuie bart Gin
anoerer arbeiten nub, nno uis iebr ibn
bic Stcuern brlden!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
esH hle aaRtanna rrkaIten.

Gs beibt, GrsSenatOr 8aG. gbanS,
Ter BON Mei9isan, iOtl Oie Stelle Oes
GlssetreteHeu DelanO. Setrstdr Der
SnHereH auselessnbeitsu, erbalten Ga,
ben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
Ei.. a~sG. aaa,nsEI

-Su Cincinnati. Ohio. iinb 2OOO
Rferoe an Der Rferbsfrunibeit srfranft,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
aene anieiaen.

slsns an,siseH. - GOIseuoe nsne
anleissn erf6sinsn in Der bcutissn
,.StaatS. 3eituns," anf lueIde mir nnie'
re aelsr auimertiam MAIDEN:
Court ProffamatiOn S9eriff.
gteu Qofals sAuseiaen &C., &c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
6aken inshenhirt.

Die srO5e GiisusM sMOnufOttiriitsu,
&Osers & Sir@fielO tn Yittsbars, ba-
ben fuspsnOtrt, b. 8. fis finb ,,taput." I"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

Gint srskt aasmabl. orobcr
uno gut aiiortirter 8Orratb Groceries
IOeben erbaItsu, in HrO. 10. NOrtb Grit
ten Strabe.
3. Sd)ibIer, 8eriualter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
9as bemslratii9s Gsantb giast.


! 8Hr S9rtf:
GbriRiam Ssfer, SummsIstOiun.
gRr gsuHts.gsmmiffsHtr;
.. Hsbb @artiH, Sarrisburs,
2. g. StiHe, 8aidiHaton.
SIR GeuHty.S&abmtiRfr;
Samuel Bud, bon Miuersburs.
Sir 8ssprttr;
Ssbu 5sT, $urrisbure.
8ir armenbaus-DirsEt0r:
GbrifiaH 6. Ssk, Suataru.
Sis Gsunty.aubttprtn;
8. q. Geseure, SarriSburs,
3. 8. aamberser, 8crrDsbnr9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

NWV- NV Gfipfh umlVa9fn Ius
pfsybe unk glsb.
RSrauua, GufIr &C.,, DEL,
Mai q, 1873.
yStrren RpGe q. 60. t-StT geHiaHI
eiaimsnt ID dH punbnppafs Ding. Weine
Rulisr bat erI&vsdli& am &ttuniaiismus &c.
Iitlen Iett leHletn Satren. Gsit auIem "a
He auf ber slnfn SeIlt esI6tnlt gttusfen. aie.
inanb eIaubis, bae fe isniaIs pishr iHi Sionbf
leia ntTbe 40 iprs9sn cher 30 Gsbsn, inesni Is
bler uub Heb,la Sabre alt 10. Ole bat bds
GeHiaur eininitnt (ptibf ilmfdIdef) fiir einisf
rfHiae @p@sn gsbrau@t unt Fam feet ,isnIIt
Ant etktn unb Iprt&tu. Sd sIaube, baB StTf
Slntmeuis alsS Cob ssEbtsnen, psI1sn ikHsn
aelpenbei nuYbs. Gkrp. %. Eabbs."
6tan Sane vRlaips. Ybiutps NiMe. SnhlaHa
Co., wa., faet, so BIN hanIbas filr bas Gem
iaHr einiaitnt-ta JcIasm Miaes, bab ID pic
sIne neue Grau fiibIf. RfIHf 2abmbtit ftibri
bon slnsm S&Iasaniaa beT, ber MIG Dor ADJ
SatEsn befisL so larttbt NIT uisiHer IlHIfu
caah. Sd IaHH isbt huI@ bas paus etbsn
aHs bic OiHn beblfneH bsIitn. unk ID aIaubs,
NIT @oiis6 Ssssn aHf SbytHi eiHfHsnt bae
ID baIb sBqie 8fbsi!t isia peybe."
,,Ssbn gIsiHlbHmH bon TterbsH ielie NIL
heni genlauT Eminent einfH Berin4 uia4en.
qDiE haIisa % fir ben bellta aEtiisl beE female
10 nnItyen Si6fIen bfHutl puTbe.
30. MaTId. Gubt. Shame Gy. StGns, n. D.
&c. pnIk, Gupl. Bev. Si. gr. @t6lIe, n. D.
yaIbertS Q. OIiH Supi. Rat. g. Si6Rs,
Rfw.geEl."
9afturlA ID ria Subltiui tHr GaRoE.S StI,
Gs ID 70 anGtntbni iuni GinHebnien aIs ppHie,
Giir @tHb- GeIlf Hnb lauren Raeen 10 20 RHi.
herbar. Die HsTatea embfebIe "a.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
SO. 2

Ginsei. BON Srn.8. .0Oriumt, 9raDOSbS.
Sd bin jung sepeleu unS Oann aft
9eiporben; babe @Ott iino Meni6en ses
Stent, unb bin bod ni9t tn ben Simmel
gefonllien. - User mar 6as :?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
q cue Gufeuben:

(@inssi. BON Srn. 8. Glm, 8ieOuiscO.) }
Gs oinsen bier @riber iiber cine
Bride; Seiner stas uoran I; 9einer
stns biuten uad; 3einer alif Der Seite;
uno Setner In ber Mlttte. @te SinS
bas 3uP
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
VtiIabeIpbia, OftOb.r 21. 1878.
9R iehm nrII

O&lsn per plumb 9rittOsspiGt...7--73 Cts
S9aats per gte: Sruttcsswitt .:.--5-6
S9wstne, pr 100 pfb. ,Ssprnfstts," ,"$t2-$t3.0O
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
gln. g

(Ginsei. bon Sol. &iseI, gait.9ibertD. }
@arum breden ben S&abmader IT,
re 8dnfe ni6t?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

- Seoe @rabf@riit Isbrt ms. BOB
mir nllr 5i iterbeu brardeu. ipenn ipir
9eIobt isin iuoIlen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
So. 4,

giusei. bon Srn. 8. .aOusnbers, aIlbier.
Sor pel9er Tonart baben 6ie Sers
rem @OmpOniiten arit rneiiten 8eipett?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
6eINHAffem.

S5pIasnbs @eIbsr ipirptii fiir bic ,,Staais. Bet
ting" erbaIirn, bic biHbur@ nit DaEI be-
I@einiet tuerbtn;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

= Scr &ItWsibsr.S CONNER nsiOt lid
isiusu1 gube.
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&atbie(.

&uitOiIns Der 8dtbfel in 9lrO. IL Der.
,,Stnats3eituus"
80. 1.
u9ot,"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

,,8eil bic Come ioipie Der Polices
mann fommt, iuenn ber Sturm Uoriis
Der iit."
stuflUiuns bon Srn. GOnraO Marr,
Sarrisburs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
SO. 8.

Seine ridtise GuFOimns sinseianbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21

Oenn CT batte befunutlia feline beibe
ES6ter sebeiratbet.
sluIl6iuns BON Srn. GOnraS Marr
harrisburg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

UNDER ARREST. - A man named
Hamburger. who had been in the en-
ploy of firm at Savannah, Georgia
and absconded with $4,000 of his en-
ployers money, passed here this morn
ing in charge of detective named
Kaufman, who followed him from
Georgia. and arrested him in San
Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

DIsABLED.--A SILVER STATE COM
positor ran his first against n brick
wall. and dislocated HIS thumb last
night, and not being able TO find a
sub" we are short one hand, and a
column of reading matter to. day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

CENTRAL DISTRICT. - From J. w,
Stratton, who arrived in town yester-
day with lot of ore from the Little
Belle mine in Central, we learn the
following relative 10 matters and things
in that district. Sam King and Jenni-
son have strnck the Dutchman ledge in
the tunnel, about 200 feet from the sur
face, and are extracting good ore.
S. w. Hammand is working steadily
on his mine. and is taking out paying
ore. Work is being prosecuted vigor-
ously on the Fifty-six copper mine by
Messrs. Wiley, Harlan and Storff, who
have bonded it, with the privilege of
shipping all the ore extracted in run
ming shafts and drifts to prospect the
mine, until the 1st of March, at which
time it Is optional with them to pur-
chase it or turn it over to the present
owners. The lead looks well, and
there is no doubt of its being taken
by those who have bonded it.
GRAND JURORS DRAwN.--The follow
ing list of Grand Jurors for the JAN
uary term of the Fourth District Court,
was filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court yesterday. Robert O'Neal,
L. j, Bradshaw, William Stock, G. w
Hinkey. w. 2. Dale. Thomas Lawson.
w. G. Alexander, David Geroux, M. B.
Staunton, Joseph German, A. T. Gill
son, Homer Davis, James Dunn, Chris.
Lark. John Reed, c. A. Kyle. w. w.
Elliott, Fred. Landing, Andrew West
fall. S. W. Hammond, NJ. S. Thomp-
son, John VIM, ID. r. Crook, FL. j.
West.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

That MANDAMUs CAsE.--The Supreme
Court has dismissed without costs that
mandamus case. 1.-The State of Nevada
ex rel, Samuel Watkins VS.. w. s. Bon
ni6eld, District Judge of the Fourth
Judicial District. respondent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

The FESTIVAL AND CHRISTMAS
TREE.-Grand preparations are being
made for the festival aud Christmas
tree at the Court house his evening.
The trees, tapering pines from the
Sierra Nevada, were PIT in place yes
terday and the hall is being decorated
with pictures and hung with Chinese
lanterns. The ladies are putting their
shoulders to the wheel. determined to
make the whole affair pleasant and
profitable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

DECLARED HIS INTENTION.
Stock. native of Germany, renowned
his allegiance to Kaiser Wilhelm in the
District Court Yesterday, and declared
his intention to become d citizen of IL Q
United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

FESTIVITIES AT UNIoNvILLE.--A note
good people of that town are up with
the times in the matter of Christmas
festivities. A festival, for the benefit
of the Minister, school exhibition, II
grand rattle and social hop, are on
the programme, and the people are de-
termined to carry it out TO the letter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

LEOPARD BULLION. - Wells, Fargo
& Co. took west yesterday four bars of
bullion. valued at S9,097 from the
Leopard mine at Cornucopia..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TEE MAILS.

There is a screw loose someN here
among postal agents on the railroad
East aud west there is compliant made
of the irregnlariiy of the mails. The
Enterprise of the 9th instant reacoed
here on the 2lst. and the Eureka Senti-
mel and Eeveille of last Saturday ar
rived yesterday from the west. Last
night note from Golcona, informed
tns tint no SILVER STATE reached that
place yesterday. This matter shoah
be remedied. We know the fault is bot
IN the oGics here. Possibly. the mail
agents on'the postal cars are no, equal
10 the task os distributing the mails for
the different stations along their routes,
and in that event the force should be
increased, or some remedy applied by
which papers will reach their destina-
ton regularly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

Run OVER C0w.--A cow under
took to stop the western bound passen-
ger train yesterday between Eiko and
Carlin. aud succeeded at the cost of
her life in doing so. The engine, bag
gnga and express cars where thrown
off the track. the COW was cut into
mince meat. and the train was delayed
over All hour.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board

70 Meadow Valley "a
175 Raymond Il Ely 1914, Is
go Jackson =
go Eureka l61s b5, 1914
80 Altos |, l
40 b, lnoht !, Ia
90 Eldorado south IL
$50 Prussian -
$50 Leopard ~
10 jefferson u, 81
$50 Gala "a
l75 Panther q
2095 Hussey /, SIZE
2i0 Advance ~
600 Coso Goa. II, ia
go New Coso l =
60 GOLDEN Chariot SOC
Lao Overman 81, 63
To Lady Bryan rs
70 Jacket -, 80
105 3. st & Belcher 81
A15J Ophir IS, 4S4
% Mexican 10 1874
1)0 Caledonia %
AZ Ghoilar 81
100 Stern Nevada 90, 1897
! 10 Alpha Is
o35 Justice 1913, 27b5
80 California o95s. 70b5
80 Con. Virginia 3S7, 3S71a
This Mornings Board.
1855 Opbir 4o4 80
235 Mexican IJ19, 1879
z65 Gould IL Garry 1874, 10
so B.st 4 Belchrr 53
1925 Savage -, 15Is
$50 Chsllar So, 80
800 Hale 4 Norcross 10. Al
335 Crown Point 2714, 2714
135 Yellow Jacket 90, 100
So Imperial 9, 81
- Empire so
1870 kentuckl@4
80 Alpha le11s,l9H
40 Belcher 81, 500,
go Confidence 70
$50 Con. Virginia 1927. 397I b30
295 Sierra Nevada 20, l9I
69J California 70L, 7054
ID Bullion 10, "A
$40 Exehequer 1pH. 1929
$50 Oyerman Go. 631A
10 Seq. Belcher SIS
9J5 Justice Il. 1854
10 Union 81. 8
1866 la ly Bryan 3,
80 5ada l41a. l45s
loo Caledonia 23Ls. 234
10 Baltimore "a,
100 Globe 2Qc
10 Utah Is
100 Silver Lii III
20 Challenge ~
200 Rock Island ga
135 New York
AIS Raymond and Ely 10, 1917
10 Eur ka l634
200 Jack sou 2
80 Occidental 80
$40 Alta 224.3
400 Kossuth 3
$50 Leviathan 2. tx
$50 Wells Fargo zoe
200 Andes ga
90 Europa IA
40 Valley 21s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-24

REMOVED The SILVER SITE Office
is. removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
the Court-hoase.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-10-06
The Great Anti-Periodic.

The certainty and prOmptitude with which Hos
letters Stomach Bitters conquer the most obstin-
ate cases Of maarial disease AID the complete pro
lection which they afford the system against the
miasmatic poison which impregnates the air OF
low-lying. marshy localities, stamp them as the
foremost Of American antiperiodics. Wherever on
this continent fever and aGue is regular visitant
lin the bottom lands Of the South the new clear
ings and mining districts OF the West, and in an
localities in the Eastern and Middle States where
msIaria prevails, the Bitters recognized as the
only true specific for the disease ana it's most re-
liable preventive. They are, moreover, safe and
agreeable aa wen as certain remedy, and on this
account are UNNECESSARILY superior to the prepare
tions Of quinine arsenic, bismuth, and ether miu-
for mAIadies caused by miasma, and which If per-
sisted in work rreparable injury to the constitu-
ton.
Unfortunately, fever and ague, and the other
febrile complaints generated by miasma, are NOT
the only evils which result from it. great variety
Of disorders are superinduced By the irritation
which 1t causes. Among these ara neuralgia, rheu-
matism, govt, periodical headache, palpitation,
painful affections OF the spleen, and various de-
engagements of the stomach When traceable 90
malaria, the above affections are apt to assume,
like the disease which originated them, an inter-
mistent type that 10 to say they recur - regular
intervals. Hostettsr's Bitters however, obviatea
them all, by banishing the miasmatic virus from
the system
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-10-06
The Hawkins County Centenna-
rian Starving.

The Rev. III. P Waugh, who recently
brought to the attention of the world at
large, through the GAZETTE, the exist
ence of a very aged revolutionary sol
dier in Hawkins county, has again inter
viewed the centennarian, and commu-
nicates the fc Glowing facts to the H0Iston
Methodist:
Passing by bis cabin the other day,
/ rode up to the fence and called him
out without alighting from my horse, to
see how he was getting along. He came
hObbling out and sat down on the fence
inquired of him as to his health. He
replied, 81 am poorly" / asked him If
anything could be done for him. He
looked up at me and said, Yes, I would
like to have something to eat" / then
rode up to the next house, Mrs. Grigs-
by's-a clever lady-and inquired of her
as to his condition. She replied that the
old man was really STARRING to death, that
he had got mp in the night a short time
since and was hunting for something
with which to kill himself to keep from
starving to death. expressed astonish-
ment that the neighbors would let him
suffer in that way. She then explained
the matter: That he was living with
his daughters, because he could not
-
that no genteell person would go about
them, and if anything was taken to the
old man they would eat it up, and hence
his suffering condition. He is a very
harmless, inoffensive old man, and the
neighbOrs would willingly feed him but
for the facts mentioned. Will not the
authorities of Hawkins county have him
taken away from this set, and placed
where he can be comfortable? His name
is Michael Messer, and believe the ac-
count l gave of him in the "MORRIs-
TOWN GAZETTE" was strictly true: That
he was born and raised within four or
five miles of Salem, North Carolina, was
fourteen years old when the Revolution
airy war commenced; that after the war
had gone on four years. he went into the
service, was at the battle against the In
dians at the Long, or Netherland Island,
just above Kingsport, Tennessee, was
also at the battle of Kings Mountain,
South Carolina, and at the surrender of
Corn wallis, at Yorktown, Virginia, and
is now ia years of age. Is it possible
that American citizens will now let this
aged Revolutionary soldier starve to
death, when he is not able to help him.
self? What is done must be done soon
have thought it my duty thus to cali
the attention of the public to his suffer
ing condition.
Yours, FL. p. WAUGH.
MoRRIsTowE, TENN, Sept, 1875.