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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-21
OF the interview between Pleasanton

OF the interview between Pleasanton
and himself it it unnecessary to speak.
1t was marked on one side by kindness
and good sense. A few months later
Custer writes home about Pleasanton,
s'He has been more like father to me
than general" and this was indeed
the truth. There must, however, have
been something peculiarly magnetic
about Custer to have attracted to him.
self as he did the enthusiastic affec-
tions Of three men of such widely diff
ferent characters as his three success
sive commanders. Mcclellan, the pol
ished, scientific soldier, kind hearted
to a fault, slow, methodical, and caU-
tious; Pleasonton, acYid, sarcastic,
exacting, an excellent cavalry chief,
but generally failing to attract any af-
fection from his subbordinates, a mar
tinet in his dicipline Sheriden, frey,
inpetuous, untiring, IemOrSelesS i'll
the amount Of work he eXacted from
his troops all these three men loved,
admired and trusted him entirely, and
it was nothing but his transcendent
ability which forced them to do so.
When the boy.lieutenant was sud
denly promoted to be n brigadier gen.
eral, and put in charge Of the Michi.
gan brigade, there was much fault.
finding. They did not want this mere
boy to lead them. They did not be-
lieve he would fight. It was but q
few days before they were called upon
to make the first charge, which Gen,
Clusters biographcr thus describes:
The charge of the 1st Michigan at
Gettyburg is described by an eye-wit.
ness as something magnificent, and
yet the one thing that gave it weight
is not mentioned in Custer's report.
We have seen now, the previous day,
the general had charged at the head of
a single company, solely for the pur-
pose Of encouraging his men and to
win their respect and affection. At
Gettysburg he completed his victory
over the brigade by the manner in
which he led the second charge, in
which he participated with his men.
When that single regiment, in column
of squadrons, moved forward to the at.
tack, every man knew it was the last
reserve, and had started on an almost
hopeless task. Nothing but the spec.
tacle of the young general at their
head, sharing their dangers, could
have inspired them to such an effort,
and it was the magnificent spectacle
of his gallant and knightly figure, far
in the van, that neryed every arm in
that column. Hating him ut Hanover,
they began to respect him at Hunters.
town after Gettsburg, they adored
him. The result of this attack was
that Hampton's cavalry was driven
back, the infantry ordered up to sup.
port it, the whole ammunition train OF
Lee threatened, and much Of the vigo1
of the assault on the union right par
alyZed. Meanwhile Buford, on the
other flank of the army, had prevent
ed an equally dangerous turning move
ment in that direction, and the battle
of GETTYSBURG had been won,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-21

is very heavy-estimated by Commodore


is very heavy-estimated by Commodore
Davidson at 100000.
A Bethel Pa, dispatch says more
than one-halt the mines in the State are stop
ped. The number Of men thrown out of en-
ployment.is estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000. 1t is believed the suspension will be
entire by the middle OF the month.
Con. John W. Fairfax, of Virginia,
and Mr. Schell, Of Indiana, ex-assistant door
keeper Of the House OF Representatives, had
an encounter with knives in the hall o. the
Ebbitt House. Both were badly cut about the
throat aud shoulders.
A large paper mill at Carrolton,
Ohio, owned by G. II. Friend & Co., was to-
tally destroyed by fire on the 18th, together
with the surrounding buildings, including the
short line railroad depot. Loss estimated at
between $50, 900 and 100000.
Both Parties Claim the Victory.
The Democratic National Committee
has issued the following address: "To the
People Of the United States: The N:tiona3
Democratic committee announce as the re-
Sult VI Lue IIcStUcNtlII cIcCSlOu 1AelO OA tUt
7th of November. the election Of Samuel J.
Tllden, Of New York, as President, and Thos.
A. Hendricks, OF Indiana, as Vice President
Of the United Statess We congratulate you on
the victory tor reform. 1t now only remains
for the two houses Of Congress, in the per-
formance oftheir duty, on the second Wednes-
day in February next, to give effect to the will
OF the people thus expressed in the constitu-
tional mode by amajority OF the electoral votes,
and confirmed by majority OF all the States,
as well as by al overwhelming majority Of all
the people of the United States. BY order of
the Executive Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. la.-The Hon
Zach. Chandler, Chairman of the Republican
National Committee, issued the following card
to-hight:
An address to night has been issued by the
Democratic Committee. 1t is the last desper-
ate attempt to prop a failing cause. Gov.
Hayes has been fairly elected by q clear ma
jority OF the Electoral vote. There is no ird-
cation that any right-minded citizen has q
doubt Of the result. The address of the DEM
ocrats il an impudent and audacious attempt
to prejudice and prevent public judgment.
Hayes and Wheeler are elected, and the will
Of the American people will be carried out
and maintained. z. CHANDLER,
Chairman National Republican Committee.
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A TERRIBLE COUGH!

How often we hear the above re.
mark during these extreme changes of
weather. Colds, Coughs and Sore Threats
were never more prevalent among children
than now. Now We are going to urge you to
try remedy which has excited comments
by physicians all over the country, who &C.
knowledge their surprise at the wonderful
and happy ssqts from its That 5eTfSz
COUGH CORDIAL. Your own druggist will
tell YOU that it is the best cough medicine
they ever sold; and will warrant cure or
return your money to you in case of failure
after using one-halt the bottle. It is very
pleasant to the taste, making it a very de-
sirable remedy for children.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-21

THAT languid, helpless, sallow.com-
Dlexioned woman must use DR.. j. H.
McLaen's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. 1t is exrctly what YOU
want to vitalize, purify, and enrich
your blood and give you back the
bloom of health again. DR.: J. H. Nc
Leans office, 314 Chestnut, st Louis.
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HELP FOR s'HARD TIMES. Read
the advertisement elsewhere on this subject.
You cannot expend small sum just now bet
ter. than to get the help there offered.
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The editor takes pleasure in calling
the attention OF sufferers from rheumatism,
gout. neuralgia and lumlago to Durangs
Rheumatic Remedy. It has been before the
public for three years, and, it IS said, has
never failed in single case. It taken n
Sale ond retail druggists everywhere. Price,
100 bottle.
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Whether for use on man or beast,
Melcha1t's Gargling Oil will be found
an invaluable liniment, and worthy of
use by every resident in the land. We
know of no proprietary medicine or ar
ticle now used in the United States
which shares the good will of the peo'
pie to a greater degree than this. Vel
low wrapper for animal, and white tor
human fiesh.-N. Y. Independent.
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| There can be no mistake about it,
ssMatchless" plug tobacco takes the lead.
Old fine cut chewers say it gives better salts
faction and is cheaper than fine cut. Yon
cannot be imposed upon, as each plug has the
words, t'Alatchless p. T. Co., on wooden
Manufactured by the Pioneer Tobacco Com.
| renv New York
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-21

Fire at Liberty, Ind. on Monday de.
stroyed The Times printing Office and Union
Bank. Loss $4,000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-21

Every farmer who owns good stock
keep them through the winter, should get at
once good stock of Sheridan's Cavalry Con-
dition Powders. One dollars worth will save
at least a halt ton of hay.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
Siuidllrppcn bes SaIeius.

Der nsrpRIe, i&pG@liGs yatisnt ssnisBt Sas
9sbsn ni6t icnbsrn i6lsppt nur itin 6aIeln
bin. tpis bic Rsbsnsart lautst. llntauaIih fir
bic tbGtistn Seiritbt bes 9etrns unb HnfSbia,
an Ttintn @srsniisuussn Gtsil su ntbmtn, no.
,u bic @eIunSbttt altin bic Gun g.btn lann,
unssntfst ju eeItliatm 9trfebr un6 cine 9tutr
bsr WtIan9plit, 1T Der 4rGnfIiGe wirilidj Gin
@ssenRanb bss Mitlsibs. Dsnnpb aistt ss
IN alien bisGtm Hi6ts, tas ni6t bureb isn,s
sutrSslt&t fGftsSrbeTsrnNe StGrfunsss unb
NsrUtnrnittsl, Sonetter'8 Waaenbtts
ters, esbtiIt ptrbtn fBnute, iptI6sS ben Wpan.
gel an araft ausfiilt has RsrSsnIynsm tSrft
iub ifne fSIperItben llnre3elmGeisfsitn hbsr.
ipintrt, ;u btntn NsrSsnl6pSds msiltentbsiIS
fibrt. Mirrsn. unb 9lnItnFranIbsiten, unsplI.
fOmmsns gsrbauung unb @sbGrmuiirrIslbtn
fnS srsttbigs Surlsn Der S6pG6li6f,it.
Sbre susrpitlns tpiro ab.r Sur @spibb.it,
psnn fir bisisn 3psd 5phcttrr's Wasrntit.
srs Gphsmatil0 ansepenbtt pirb. gIu1 Ssr.
ni6tet une strbiitrt bas Sittrs aiGt nur S5r5s
Rtlffter, IpnSsrn aud aupne entFr6ftasube
GtsbsTlstSsR maIariIGsr 9Irt. w.
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(Ginatfanbt.l


9ob eS nidt MIR inter ben SnOianern
8arbarcn 9ibt, iOnSern aud inter ben
8eibeu, bclueiBt fOIsenocr Sorfau, lucI.
der iid i'm lilteren GnOe Der cipiIiiirtcn
StnOt Sarriaburs lcbten Montog erei9.
uete, unb bon 5tuci (uis man iie b.ibt)
Dutch Indians UoIlfiibrt puroe. Sic
8eriibcr iinO IOSur @irtbe, bcrcn @a.
men id uber nidt uennen mill, iueiI Der
Sine 81 fauer 1T, inO Der Slnbere Sll
tbieris fIin9t. Stun CUR Sabe:
8ie cS idcint, bate elmer Der Serren
@irtbc cincn &eHerbepObncr untcr roem
Rumen SaaS NIT bier Siibeu. Der iebr
DieIe grbeitstruft beiub, unb 2OdJer
grub, mas ben Ileberb,uobuer mibFcI.
lin Dem 0roben Ces 8eIIerbeluobners
ein Gnoe gu MAIDEN, bielt er init Dem
Sonren einen Hotb, lueIber nit Dem
gntIdIub enoete, 8ed 3u fodcn, int
baTcIbe beib uuf bic 8fOten ocS Seller.
bcluobncr'S 3u Ic9en, ilno nudoem Qeocr
orauf Al tbnn, mas aud 9eI6ab. glIS
iic MIN ben SoaS nit ieinen @cbpfo
ten umO Qsosr an9erilft fOmmen iabcn
meinten iie, eS iei ein Qeberresen, unt
Iprau0en auf ibren Sduiter8roppen oIIC
SoUon. Sorum Der &eeen am MOn.
ta9 - @crmutbIid) iinO Obi9e Bethel
ligten nod feline uier5ie Sabre alt, -
Look out for Bergh, Gentlemen.
Sobn B.....r.
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SriefeGifeit. .

Rbilobelp bio.-Sr. 81. 3ebcn.
Der. - @ir limb Sbnen uod)mnrid)irt,
ebarIB.-$Ofen Sic baIo gu bciuhcn.
8iIliamstOwu.-$r. eli Saul.
glud Sbnrn iinb mir nad9fuBcIt.-
Oonfsn fir Die famoitn 2nppcu. Sic
laben iebt aablt bis3 gum uddIten @Onut.
8rauo.
$a3IctOu.--Sr. grnit @rOldl. SIT
idOn rcdt, Iicber gItsr. @cOnIO ilber.
lpinoet alleS.
0anpilIe.-$r. @9ent 0toIenitcin.
-0anfCn fir bic nstten 9lppIen. Sem
ebrliden 2uuiS iiuo mir nadgeruft.-
Coll uns iebr frener, lusnn Die 8eid6f
ten ipicoer beifer tperoen, oenn oa oibts
ia aud QdppIen. .--Srcuno 30. mare iebt
erdftlD nod cinen Sabr9an9 nnb's-
@oit9eIo iduIbi9; baS iib ulleS.
8bite SGf.-Sr. 81. Saubcr.-
S0nfcn fiirs probate YHaRsr -9lud
Sbncn iino mir nadseiO9t, SIuton.
@ilfensbur9.-$r. s. S. Stanb.
-Sell &dtbIcl ban Sie 9efn0ft, nberS
8rieile FAM Ieiber Su ipGt.-Sonfcn fir
Sbrc Milbc. Saben Sbncn poar 3ei.
len eeIbrieben.
gorf.-Sr. @9ent Stie0.-Sd)6neu
0anf fiir'S SrImpbeller.2dppIe Der
GburlD lit elmer Der cbrIidltcn &omera.
Den, Der onf 5uei Scincn Ocbt.
Gambri09ebornu9b.-Sr. S.
SpcarbouS. .-Sbnen iino mir cbcnfaliS
nad9erilft $enrD.
Sbort SO ouutoiu.-Sr. 9ctcr
8obncr. .-~Bob lnpprnmcnt 6a fommt
aud cn friider 0tefrut pom ,,for,c
Ser9, umb brin9t aud sIeid bic SpOn.
pnIits ts,-gnlD for bon, NSetcr.
Gincinnati, Sbio.-Sr. 9ctcr
Gfermaun.-Sbr 8risFc 1T iabf; abcr
nit Sbrer 9In9abe lue9en Der Iiebcn
Sdtuciter baben Sic lueit febI9cI6oiien.
Werben Sbnen ibreben.
SobnSbura.-Sr. Sr. SdmiSt.-
BoIlen Sbrem 8nnid) ertipredsn.
8itt8bur9.-$r. @oent 9eI3.--
Srcuub Sdeif iilo mir na6gcrutIbt
@inidcn ibm plentD Guitomcr$ in Ici.
lie ncIcn &irtbftuft.
Sprin9feIb, S.~Sr. 9(sent
Snrtnont.-Sbon GUT.
gItIegbenD.-Sr. @aeut Sof.
monu.-Sit nieOer rc9t munter Son.
fen fir Sbre uoblmoIlcuoe @ciiinnuno.
-Sreuno &. fbuIoet nod prci Sabr.
9dnsc nebit ben bon 3bncu srbaItcncn
Wionetcn.
8biGobelpbiu.-$r. @ocnt $art.
maier. - @ie? mas ? Die Satin bes
Sru. 8dfermeiiter @uSmonn an Der
0arbD 8oab. bat ibrsm $errn 8emabI
elm 3wiIlin9spaar, jluei IiebIidc Sdlue.
iterden, 9efdenft? gllIen @eIpeft Dor
Der iuaderen Game. @ir luiinIben
ben Iieben Gltern uno ibren sarten
Spr6blingcn ben reidIten Sc0en. Ser
luaGerc GbarlD miro wobI iebt aus SuCi
pollen Baden laden.
gorf.-Sr. 9lnOr. @ebI. - Sanfe
fur Die 2onbfroidIcu. - Cell QicbIe 1T
bulD, uuo miro foI9en.
&bilabelp bio.-$r. Mid. Sell
Sallobl oa fommt nod en- friIden DC.
fruit. 8iIIfOmuIcu, Iisber SlItcr.
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4awbatten@oint.-Sr.S Sob.
&aiier. = Scieu Sie obne Sor9en.
8cnn Sic an ben Mocnten be3ablen, 10
1T onS iuItio9ut ais bdttsn Sic ms be.
;ublt.-SOn Dem Sortlaufen babcn mir
nod nidtS 9eb0rt; picIleiht iifS bios
cin Sur.
8elIcfonte.-$r. Sobn SoSIe.-
@eoulO brin9t Stolen uno aud)-2dpp'
len.
SelIGttD. SnS.-Sr. q. @rub.-
Sbr SrieGc 1T ridti9 angcfOmmen.-
8ieoer olleS mHutcr.-Sb mir Sic be.
iubcn fonucu, lit nod unbeitimmt; bic
Strcfe 1T fnit al meit, uno luiirbe uns
Uielc Belt nno aud 9dpplen foiten; mol
len ieben luie piel llbr S'@rIbidfIe
idId9t,
@illiomStown.-Sr. s. 8opp.
St0ncn Sauf filr's 8HaIter, Senrp.-
Bir Iino Sbncn itrdbt nad9cridt, unb
bubcn aud cem Numen Den redtcp StpI
9c0cb,n.
MfiIlersbur9.-Sr. Geo. g. Bot.
ti9er.-O0S pI6BIihe Sheiben oes bic.
orren olten Sreunoes bat ms Icbr iibrr.
rafht. Sod, bier 1T ia niht Die bIci.
bcnbc Stdttc ms Wenidenfinocr.
@irnrO.-Sr. g. @irb.-SG luobl,
8eter; ieicn Sic cbnc SOrsen bis bort.
bin.
6obeiouia.-$r. Sam'l 98crncr.
-Sic babrn uIles ritti9 bc;nbIt, Iicbcr
glItcr. unO lit aud 70 qllittirt; Die be.
trefftnos glro. 1T Sbnen uudeerutidt.
So8erSto 10 II, Mb.-Sr. 9. s.
SIT bciOr9t.
Notrouo.-Sr. @0ent SdeeIc.-
ScIle Ndthicl bnben Sic ecfnaGt, obcr
SIR Sricile fam su ipdt.-Sreut unS,
Nab Die ScmpCrcnSmufer perbuumutidt
Iino, nnO man luicbcr Gins auf Die Gam.
pc 9icbcn fam.
u.-MfrS. 81. @iilIcr.-
Scisn Sic obne Sor9cn, WaOnm bic
6ruucn bubcn ia INNER nod elm ontcs
Scri. unb lucnn NicIc unIre Iicb.n
.ShdBclen," nit ludren bo udrcn bic
Wdnnlcln ia ihon Idn9it futid.-Oau.
fen filr'8 NdppIc.
SolIi6aD$burg.--Sr. q. @al.
fer.-Shon OUT, lieber 9llter. @iin.
idcn Sbncn BETTE @eiuuobcit uno lit
man 9riunb, 10 borf man nitbt uer3a
gen, Urnn'S aud 5ulueiIcn buppcrt.
Silper Sprin3.-Sr. Sobn 9l6idy.
-Sdttcn 9cluilnibt, beim id6ncn Sa.
milienfrei'S nnpsicn 9elueicn All fetn,
uno Dem tpnferen OItcn GbCpnar Die
SdnNc bcr3Iib Su ihilttcIu.
&lleg benD.-Sr. Soft &Icin.-
Briten 0anf.-Sie Babcn iebt bcSnbIt
bis 9lnfuu9 bcS UcrfIofcucn Nopcmbcr,
llnO itcben iOmit gang gut.
Mc&ceSport.-WrS 80, StcdcI.
-0anfen bcltenS fir Die nctten Gap.
pen.-SCr3lide Sribe un Ollie.
8bilobelp bio.-Sr. 6. Sdauilcr.
-Stopl bn brin0t Der uadere GbarIb
ms iOCbcn nod llen friiben bauofciten
Ncfrut, Neu iopiaIcn Safob &rautter, Def
icn @irtbibaft iib am Sd Der Sancof
nnO 8bompIon Strobe befinOct.-8ie? Z?
cS luOIIcn nod msbr fummen? Go-head !!
8bilnbclpbio.-Sr. u. $. Sin.
bcrmann.-0onfcn id6n fir bic nettcn
uFrcB" ".2dpplcu. .-Srcut inns, oab Sic
iid) luicNer luobI bcfinoen, ltno bab Der
lpafere aIte 9aucr INNER nod Gins
pbI0icn" fanr.
4bila0elpbia.-Sr. Sobn Gent.
--Bcrbcn Sbrcr 8itte entiprsdcn.
GlifabctbpiIIc.-Sr Sbo. SwaG.
-glur fcincn &ruwef. Sbonns.
GOrf.-S$. Gba$. & Scnrp $iff.
mCDcr.--Na Der Sabr9ano 81 Gnoe lit,
10 miro bnS Slott luel6eS Sie obbeitsII.
ten, niGt mebr aeIdift.
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Gine aelnnarns Ohsratian. =.

Cine geIuuscns Operation. - $r.
Sriebrid 9 dromm bon bier, lit
Idou IdnDere Belt oil eincm Iu9cnIci.
bcn, mb befiIrdtcte bliHS 81 lperben,
luenn nidt an bcibcH gIn9en, 70 bod an
Dem cincm. IS blieb ibm inter beicn
llmItdnocn feline aubere 8abl ilbri9,
uIs Iid elmer Spcration 81 nntcrluerfcn,
unO 5Oo OiclcrbuIb bic Serren 0OftOrcn
Guc0i uno Sunott, Die Soupt
Gerjte i'm bieii9cn $Oipitnl 81 &atbc
0icie operirtcn baS cine 9lu9c uot-rtlun
IA 8a9en, uno Sr. Sbromm lit icbt
luieOer 10 wcit ber9dteIIt, DAP or baS
SOipitul bcreitS uerIoiIen bat. Sie glr3'
te 9Ianbrn, Dap bnS andre gIu9e icBt
bciicr, unb bcbcutcnb ltdrfsr ueroen
uiIrbe. ST. S6ramm lObt Die bcibcn
gIer;te aufs ludrmite iueaen ibrcr &c.
ihifIidfeit nuO 0robrn Sieniten Die lie
ibm pic ilberbnupt allen Iatientcn ie.
ncr 9lnitOlt Iciiten.--9oS $oipitaI 1T
cine Der 9r0Sten 8obltbuten fir Sar.
riSbrrg bic mir baben, unO 9ereidt Den
coelbcr5i9eu 8riinOern uub llntGritiibcr
bcIclbcu 5nr 9robten gbre.
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Den Ritsllttrn tes ,,@trmaua 9aus anb
Spar.gsersins" tiene jurNabri6t baB Iaut et-
mes gstGIu0ss tts DirtfiOriums, bic SiBungsn
bss gtrtins une Giusabluustn Upn tsBt an unl
8 libr Santiago Nbsnts, dnffatt nm balb .
ibrfn anfaus nsbmru.
Sm 9lufiras
Conrad WilIsr SeFrttGr.
Sarristurs, 4pIil 6, 1876.
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80. 8.
Sen"

Slnl6ilLn9 bon foIoenocn &triOnen;
8m. s, Seiicr, NeoOing; &c0ina Sar.
tiD, &ittonnin9; Gbriitinn SabcI. Cod.
SaUcn; Safo6 g. 2angcuo0rfcr, &ea.
bling; SObn SollenlueiDer, 8rloeSbur0,
philadelphia; Sal. Sufmnnn, glIlcabc.
nD GitD; MirS. &erOnifa Stciner, &i!.
IiumSport Sol. gfi9cl, &ittSburg,
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Srrihtigung. - lin aIIe 8criidte
lmO @futbmubln9eu in Sctrcff bcS lln'
falls ben unIere Samilie Iebte 8ot)c
p6breno unirer Nbpcienbcit 0ctrOffen,
81 Srritrencn. brin9en mir fol9cnoe @nf'
fIdruua: Infer SpcitdlteIter Sobn bat.
tc ndmIid al icncm Nbcnb bel cinem
frnnfcn 8omcraben lunbcn ioIlen, llno
iid Den gladtidIiliicI Der $ulStbilre
mit9cnommcn, 70 bab CT frilb Wor9cns
luicoer in'S SouS gClon9en fonntc, obnc
Die SomiIic 81 lucfcn. Sn ober Der
&runfe beiier fiibItc, unb bcS @adenS
nidt bcburfte, 10 fam cr (unicr SObn)
bcocutcnO frilbcr bcim ais CT Crlunrtcte,
Scr 3nfaIl poIItc tS nuu abcr, DAP CT
bcim GIuS3ieben Der &IciNCr elni9rS &C.
r6uI6 psruriutte, unb bo unire Sami'
IieneIieOsr sur Belt nod wa6tcn uno
nidt Wubten bnb er 81 Sauie iei, 10
permutbcten iie es icirn Ginbredcr, Die
Den Q6rm pernrIudtcn, lpOrNuf Iic sur
SIudt eroriffcn, iucIhc naS lln0lilf Dcr'
anIoBte. 9ic 8umiIic 1T inOcirn luic'
Der wobl Nnb mltntcr, mcint aber, Der
,,S6rcfcn itefe nod INNER in ben
&nuhen."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
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Wcn SenrY SenThsl, Sdrrisburao

Gin &nubc fra9te ieinen 8ater: @it
alt biit Oh =? Ser Gatsr antuortetc:
8Or 8 Sabren mar id 9rraoc 8 NAL 70
alt pie 0u, unO in s Sobrcn luiirOe
ocin gllter 9craOe Die Sdlfte bon Dem
mcini8eu iein. Wie alt luarcu 8eibe ?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
Sn rinrm usuem Gridaft. S

Sn Citrn tIcnem 0rI9aft. - Sr.
@incent Sriin9er bon bier, mel.
der vicIe Sabre lang No5 iuobIbcfanutr
Cite @nrO SOtcI ou Der Srittcu uuo
8ronO Strobc innc bate, lit MN i'll Gin
ANDRES @citaft 9ctretcn, ndmGid III Oas
8d fcr9 iddft, inScm cr buS Icbt.
bin bon Sru. Wfaurcr ais SaIoon &c.
bnItcne @obnbauS, glro 1915 glorO
0ritteu Strabc uube Der GaIoer f6uHid
all iid bradte, unb cine pra6tpOIe
8dfcrei bnrinncn rinri9tcu lieb. 8ir
SInuben nidt, DAP cine ib0uere nod
briier riu9eridtete 8dfsrei III Sarris.
burg bcitebt, oIs bieie, bcrn Sr. Sriin.
Ger, Der ieIbit ciu pruftiIder 8dder it,
wclb ia idOn ans Ian9idbrisrr @rfub.
ring Die bieic ciugeridtet lpcroen mill.
fen, rm bequem uno oeIdmudpou ans.
suiebcn. Son bieIem allen babcn juir
unS isIbit blrd) ei0enc SIniduuun9 iibCr.
sci9t. ST.. Sriiu9er beubiidtiSt, na d.
item 81 Ontu9 feline neue 8dferei Su
crOffncn, unb ba or uidt nur iebr be.
funut. iOnbern aud Elm uuoemcin aeud.
tctcr 8ilr9er rnirer Stabt lit, 70 beeen
mir feinen 3peifel, Nub er iid and buIO
cine redt uuoemciicue SunOifuft &c.
iihert babeu luirb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
Git Mulrrs Stnrr. - 9

Gin @ufiersSturr. - Golden llll'
fern 0omcn lnO Serrcn Die cincn luirf.
Iid bilbIdcn, ia, Den IdOnitcn Storc in
$urriSbur0 81 lcben luiiniben, m0dtcn
mir ratben, bic NOtiOn'SunNIun8 ocS
Sru. $. Gregory om Morfct SQuO'
re 81 beiudcn. 0n iicbt man in id6ncn
S6muffditen uno auf Nch SbcIueS
prnbtuouc 8unrcn 5ur Sbou 9cItelIt,
pis 3. 9. biibId 8c3icrtc glOietiIdcr
@OIIcnScu9c, SanOIdube, gdnbcr in
uncnOIiber SluSuubI, 8r60cn rmO 8u.
ien fir ScmOen, Sin8erbiite, Seice uno
3wirn, ale Sorten &n0pfe. &dmme,
Qacc unO Gb9ing, ucribicOene Giienjeu,
@uppOcfeI, Yupier, 8inte uno SeOer,
flr3 aIIc MIR erbcnfIihc Sadcn, beibcs
fir 9amcn luie aud fir Serrcn ; man
burf MIR fra9cu mas man mill. @ubci
finO Sr. @reoorD unO feline GIerfS iebr
3usorfommcnOc 2cutc, Die ibrc 8unOcn
auf8 bercitpiQi9ite beOicnen. Wfan
0ebe unN iebc. - Srn. 9.'S gnSei8e be.
finDet iib in beutiger Nummer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
Sot ben s|luT uuaeuoinlntu !-Qaut

elmer tele9rapbiiden Depeide an Srn'
S6iirer, Sefretdr Ser bicliSen oeut'
i6en lutb. ct. Mtiduets @emcinSe,
Die CT eben alS unisr 9lutt 3nr Rreiie
sins, erbislt, bat Der Gbrw. @ai tor
9 fnbl bon Steubenuille, Ohio, ben
91nf wslden bisie @emeinOe nelilt9
an i'm srseben tieB, anSenon III :
III en-. - 9idbereS ipdter.
gtd6iten SOnnta9 ptrO Der
Gbrw. Yaitor Gs9ers wteOerllnl
fir obi9e @emeinbe preSt9en.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06

PeriUnIi5es. -$r. SObu 3im.
mcr, Elm alter Sorrisbur9er, leBtbiu
aber in @ittSbur9 tuobubuft, ,mO ein
iun9er @ann gtnmeus Dieter pOn
McaouiIIe, itattetcu ms Icbten @fonta9
gciudc Ob. Sie lUuren uuf ibrer Gei.
ic uad %biIubeIpbia Inn gtrbeit Su fl.
dcn, unb ba es sluci bruue unO nette
iuu9c @duner iinb, 70 bOffen mir, Dap
ibr frober 8nnfd baIo in Grfiiallu9
ochen m6oe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06

Rene an3eisen. - SOI0enbe neus
@njei9en erideinsn in Der beutisen
;, ,Stuats.8 .8eituna auf iucIde mir unic'
re 2eier uuimerfiam MAIDEN:
gBtin- unt 2iqupr-oanbluns-G. Walj.
Danfabfathna- a--gfc. 8aff unb 0ntttn.
Nsue msbbtniIbe 2pfaI.@nitlsst &c.
Our WaGriht-G cnrab Wiasr
2cbss .Nn,siss- -RSrstntbaItr.
Slption.Saus-S. 0rsscry.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06
limb nhrrmaIs Gin Trrnno atldlie:

bsn.-gs uer8cbt foit feline @Odr, no
mir nidt Den SOB ScS cincn o0cr anbc.
ren bieOcrcn SreuuOsS ODER Srcunoin
gu betIueen babcn. ocste @Odc meINc.
ten wt buS GbIebcn Nes Srh. 4sctrr
Slcfcnitcin bon 9anUiIIe, unb icbt er.
rcidt uns bic gtadridt, Dap aud $r.
5Oiepb 8enb bon @iQerSbure, bic.
fem GouutD, am 8rcitug Dor udt Sa.
gen nob einem ibwcrcn QeiOcn BON
bios feds 8a9cn, obIuObI CT ibOn IGn.
sere Belt frdnfcIte, 9citcrben lei, Sr.
8enb Uar Gin braUcr 8irscr uno gutter
@udbur. - Can't ibIummrc cr i'm
8r0be.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-04-06

Sus Sautbans Der $erren Soff &
@iiubOIIunO in 8cuoin9 uuroc am
Somltu9 I'M ctua Sc, 900 bcroubt ludb'
rcno Der GIcrf 9ernOc nit Dem 3uiOm'
meniGbIcn Der SntcrclIen elmer 0euii.
fen Summc bc0riffen mar. G8 pareu
rrci SremNcn in Der 8ant, lucIde Dor.
9abeu, $1,000 beponiren Su WoIIen ;
ludbrcnO min Der GIcrf nit ibnen be.
iddfti9t mar, ibIid iid Der Sine un ben
0clNIbronf uno r0ubte bnS @cIO, obne
cntOeft 81 Ucrbcn. Sic brei StroIde
UerIicbcu nudbcr tuieScr Die 8ouf nit.
einonoer.