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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-02
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,
COKHEOIEU WFFKL1, And can be relied upon as correct OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT, ! Thursday Morning. Nov. 2d.

And can be relied upon as correct OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT, Thursday Morning, Nov. 2d. Business during the past week has exhibited an improvement which Indicates the near approach of the usual fall trade. The weather has been all that could be desired for cotton picking, and all hands are busy in the white fields. Only the | advance bales, the proceeds oi which are needed to help gather the main crop, have been hauled to town, and the value has been almost entirely demanded in cash, so that really the receipts of cotton thus far have not added materially to the sales of merchandise.
 Gold remains steady buying at $l.0S, selling at $l.l0.
 We give quotations for cotton as follows:
 [ COTTON
 Good ordinary, 8 Low middling, S31@9 Middling 9@gla State Scrip is buying at 70, selling at 75. ew 9s Q County Scrip-verv little chang ing hands-prices varying from 20 to 35c. Russellville City Scrip 75c. Dry Goods remain low, without much change in staple and woolen fabrics:
 Brown Cottons, IA S@l0 Bleached '' S@l5 Cotton Checks lO@l5 I1ckings 15@37 Je;nls 20@70 Plaid Linseys 20M30
 l" extra wide 33@37 HARDWARE
 Axes, 1.lO@l.5O Nails, per keg 5.oo@7.Oo Horse and mule shoes pr pair 25
 nails 25@35 Bar Iron, large, .04
 's '' small 6@l0 Hollow-ware .OS TOBACCO & LIQUORS
 Whiskey 1.25@4.OO Tobacco 60@l.25 GROCERIES & PRODUCE
 Coffee, 25@33l Cheese 25 Molasses S5 Sugar 121a@15 Tea l.OO(al 50 Clear side bacon l4 Fiss---maossral Fiss 1sS 1s
 't white a 20 Flour pr 100 lbs. 2.00@2.50 Wheat 70@75 Wool 25@30 HIDES---
 Dry flint F Salt 9(4l0 3 Beeswax 20 Leather---Iemlock sole 40 Coal Oil 90 Lime, pr bbl. $50
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-02
The Demotrat
k. B. WILSON, Notary Public.

RUSSELLVILLE, .... ARKANSAS
 Am prepared to take acknowledgements oJ
 Deeds and other written instruments; also to take dispositions.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-02
MANHOOD; HOW LOST,

fet.A Just published, new edition of Dr. E,:;: Culvcrwell's Celebrated Essay on the lMiissA. radical cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhna or seminal weak ness, ip- voluntary. seminal losses, impotcncy, Men tai and Physical incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc; also cons,lmption, epilep- sy and fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
 DkS" Price, in sealed envelope, only six cents.
 The celebrated author, in this admirable essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice, that the alarm ing consequences of self-gbuse may be rad ically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife; pointing out q mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effcctual by means Of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap ly, privately, and radically.
 RkssN This lectur, should be in the hands Of every youth and every man in the lant
 Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on reccipt of six cents or two post stamps.
 Address,
 THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL CO.
 Il Ann st., New York: F. c. Box, 45s6.
, 1876-09-17
CICERO.

The Hayes and Wheeler Club held large and
interesting meeting in Temperance Hall Tues
day evening. Many ladies were present. The
assembly was addressed by Emery Storrs. The
crowd was wildly enthusiastic, and repeatedly
chcercd the speaker, or were convulscd with
laughter. The speech was well received by ali
present.
Mr.. o. s. Wcstcott is candidate for Princi-
pal Of the Cook County Normal School, and his
friends feel reasonably confident Of his success.
Mr.. J. ". Tanchert, while In Chicago Thurs
day, recot nizcd 4 horse which Was stolen from
him last December. The driver was arrested and
locked up.
upon night-prow'ers, some time has passed
William II. Carlton spent Friday with friends in
Mr: r. Smith and wife hare returned from de-
lightful visit to the Centennial Thousand Islands,
and many other places OF interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Of Woodstock, Vt, are
visiting their SOD. Mr.. Frank EliottSs
CENTRAL PARE. i
The Tilton School was reopencd on the 4th inst,
under the charge Of Mr.: Singer, who appears to
give perfect satisfaction. Miss Mooney, Of Chi
cago, retains her old position as Assistant Over
80 scholars have been enrolled.
Work at the car shops is improving The whole
force Of worknen is busily EN- ployed, and some Of
the men who were discharged some weeks ago
have been employed agnin.
The Temperance League Of Central Park will
give an entertainment in the Tilden school house
Tuesday evening. The exercises will consist OF
declamations, readings, pantomime, and dialogues
It is expected the exhibition will be OF inter-
est, and should be well patropized.
Mr.. Penketh. OF the car-shops, was badly in-
jured BY silver steel entering his left hand near
the thumb.
AUSTIN.
The Public Library, which has been closed for
the summer, will be opened this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Bartlett has returned from his
Eastern tour.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club held meeting In
the Town-Ha1l Thursday evening. The speakers
were Gen f. e. Thomas and r. s. TuthiI.
, 1876-09-17
LAKE.

The Normal School question is the leading
topic. outside OF politics. Many who have
heretofore been warm friends Of Principal
Wentworth now demand that he, or his friends
in the Board, shall withdraw his name in order
that harmony may again prevail, such
thing is possible now.
The opening Of the Normal would be great
relief to thcschools OF this district and also &C
commodate many scholars from the city and
surrounding towns. It is certainly Tor the in
terest Of EnGewood to have the school kept
open It has been in contemplation to call q
meeting Of the residents and induce Dir. Went
worth to withdraw. ---.
II will bc any satisfaction for him to name his
successor, the Dssrd have ntlmated that they will
concede to him taat privilege. ....
Notwithstanding the hard times, there aro many
Improvements going on in Englcwood and vicinity.
ME. Ira J, Nichols 10 Building two octagon front
brick houses on sixty first street, just west OF
Wentworth avenue. They will be two-story and
basement. with Lenont stone trimmings, and will
contain all modern Improvements. Fhe contract
price is Sc. 800 apiece Mr Batcheidcr is building
large brick house IN Wabash avenue, between
Sixty-drst and Si<tysecond streets. The house
and barn will cost abot S., 600. Peter johnson ls
building very pretty iotaic fra1ne house on Went
streets. which will cot from 81, 900 to 81 500.
John Raber7s large bslGS house is iuclosed. Den.
mis- e. Tibbits is building frame cottage on Arnold
street, between Parkway Pavilion tFfsy fifth
street, and Fifty seventh street. ltwil! cost about
$500
The Swedish Lutheran Church on Arnold street
near Fifty seventh is ju.t finished, and would be
an ornament to any place: It IL plan frame,
With epire about 100 felt in height The roof is
neatly 2aiuted in imitation of slate. A tWo-stoFJ
, 1876-09-17
al CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

By, - has eft once more for school dutes and the
"e*t street Miss wonders it it is al! right
Mr. John Slater and his son '.Ed' visited their
old friends in this city the fore part Of the week
Hope they will come back and. furnish some Of
tlei; revlying music.
Fred !icTry has turned his back upon rs once
more, to resume his ardnous studies at Evanston
Miss Cora Letter is welcomed back to Wauke-
gan after several months visit to friends In Min
nesota.
Thomas u. Lindsay hos sold out his business at
shanS tentrc, M.'sn, end will again be found in
lot M1. Rssns isG at n sa2 S9hP of St95s ri. e
resident q THE city is visiting at the residence Of
Dir. J. u. Cushman Is hack with us again, after
BIZ. o. 4: WILDER, OF ashton, H., is at present
the guest Of Mr. Frank C. Loofnls
Mr. James Barker has gone East.
Joe Murphy and his popular company will appear
bratcd play entitled "Kcrzy Cow,
the citizens Of Lake County in this city Monday
oscning Ills subject will be the *'currency ques-
On On Friday afternoon and Saturday travelling
band of musicians favored this city with sere-
nade., Their cndeasors to please were duly apprc-
a private musical soirec took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. C. Estee, On State street, last
Tuesday evening. Miss Grace Hiltz, famous vo-
calist OF Chicago, and some Of Waukegan's favor
ties, afforded some excellent music on the occa-
slon.
Remember that .4Bird Socfable" which will take
piece at MEs l.. Bishops Friday evening next
Admission only ri cents.
Some Of oar citizens living in the central part Of
the city were last Sunday evening considerably
startled by the report Of q gun on the corner OF
Gcncsec and Washington streets. It WAS asccr-
tanned that crazy Hawkins, thinking he esped the
Devil, was the occasion Of the scare.
Last Saturday night attempts were made to bur
g1a:ize the OF Fdalia Dietn,eycr, hut shot
from him ut the form Of the rctreating individual
served to thwA:t the purposes OF the intruder.
The Hayes and Wheeler battalion, owing to the
nnf4ar rn4fnr hal H.,
until next Tuesday evening. Programme the
sHnle.
, 1876-09-17
HYDE pAEh.

The last South Park concert for the
season passed of very pleasantly yester-
DAY afternoon. The weather biting in such
delightful state brought out an unusual
ly large attendance, both on foot and in car
rages. The bouleyards were sWarning with
lalies and their escorts, admiring the flowers
after the music was over
The Board OF Education OF District No. met
In regular session at the Town-Ha1l Friday
evening. Present, Messrs. Bennett, Calhoun,
Russell, Flood, anu President Hipbard. Various
subjects were discussed, which kept the vencra-
bic members In their seats until II o'clock. The
most important was the coal question, which
article will be needed by tic schools 1u The
pointed to get the bils of Ut least i've RESPONSE
BILE bidders.
TIE census OF the district was reported bY tho
Clerk. or persons nuder the ae.e OF q there arc
1,5o0 III tue district. Ali OF those DYER can
read and write. The number of those ATTENDING
school is SO The course uf STUDY for the
schools was presented by the Committee and mp
proved By the Board. After a long discussion rs
how to keep the expenses down, The Board atl-
jousne1.
The Committee appointed by the Joint Boards Of
Lake and Hyde Park to decide the chargro neces-
saty to divide the telegraph lines have not yet
held meeting. but Fire Marshal Waldrun reports
that action will be taken at once upon their Com
m:.see meeting.
Remiitn5 Committee actions in letting OF all who
petition aud kny that they were doing no wrong.
The Justices who try tho cases diecz-
THE COMMITTEE ON DRAINAGE
tried to meet at the Town-Hall yesterday. but,
owing to the ahsence Of Mesara. Bogue aud Bens-
, 1876-09-17
KENOSIIA.

" ' = M. ,.,,-
opec'a' e''7esDp"0enes ." e,s " a1 -"s ea,. .h;.
hEsoshA' oept' 1o-o ""u.e 80, A. a...;.,,a ~
county opens next lucsoay, anu WI! eont!nae
for three DAYS. Extensive preparations Lave
haan m,de hv the officers Of the Agricultural
oeon nA.90 ~ 'A~ 49, :s .,,.,.,- -o
society to 1uAhc tle 0i eoee.so -" ~
far noted, it bids fair to go beyond the most
.,ro,,;,,a ornartat;ons of those who have the
sans u4n0 M,e. 1o.,,s -. ...a,,,5e oro
1orated a half-uaiIe west Of the city, within the
1900. 1-no,r, nc rho nriv;np Park and are
, 1876-09-17


su.rto, co,respondence Of The Tribune
R.c1sE. Sept. l6.-Another week closed o1
monotony and WEAKNESS, and your correspond
eut is scratching tile oceipital ridge Of MS
Uranium for something to ill the weekly epistle'
uuproatable scratching though 1t may oe'
with preccpt upon prccept line upon line, mere
q little and there little, he will try to dispel
the blue streak Of discomfort plainly indicated
on every countenancc since the wet spell COM @
mcnced. Old Sol scarcely peeped for u days
until Friday, and all this time the average store7
keeper stood in his doorway with eyes ilteo
heavcnwara,- NOT in watchful prayer, but ~atcn"
inc for the first hopeful sign of break. III
tho nceting clouds. The roads are anklc-decp
in ,nirc, the gentle frog has either sought the
hctter land or been drowned out The summer
season came to an end like thunder-bolt, ana
caueht the Romcos and Jul1ets dangling their
, 1876-09-17
day but his pi1edri:e. dill not arrive. It will take
about three days tn drive the necessary piles, a1f
work will PROBABLY be commenced To- morrow.


C1onds and ,,,rl-n.ss raj, an. ,,n,r havc bccr
;,;sco,,rox;,..s1,s 49, ts 1s.,s -c,,a
oseu"ta.lnslS prevalent tue past len DAYS IGc
sun has shonc only spas1uod:ca;.y. The present
Indications arr. hovcve- ft,,t t. -,cr.-s o,- :..
,,o..-1o f.. r.: ~ 49,
peoPic 1or lar weather nave been answered,
and those immoderate rains w::r.ewitia io- ous
sins ,rc have 5ccn ,1cte1 l,,v, ;,ear, r.st-,;n.1
'4. w 'lt1fe oecn asss' a4ns>4'
tci,uial scrYcy was held in the hathtHlisr Eni3-
,o,n,1 c,nr,b Tn ,,,;;o,t;,,, 80 ~ ,,7
s ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ Iue c'snt. a..o
the ladies had decorated the Caurcf, more !n.au-
+5f,11v and ,,.bo~,+.,v +,,on ~ a,,- ,.a,-;o1,,
tine. Toe entire platform. usua,lT occp1,;.a Sv
the preacher. was covered with floral t1.cpra-
tions The ,3es1, wss rnovrt, b,eI n tho w,l1
anu covered until it was hidden from view by q
perfect mass of flowers and vines, forming Us it
were mound. TEis was sur1nounted by i c:oss
,rro,+1,ra rv;th ivr~ itu fi,ra- rra,,n r,vs.1 hu
s;nr1c hopn11nt II tha ~ar.St f,r;r:,test f,,ycrs
I3a1 - 49, ~ .t 49, - - 80 80 ~ s.s
ai ". sensss ,ea " ,,;o'; -
1nwers tAstcIully desiesied by Mrs IEustleii, of
Chicago. The wall back OF them w:as dEaaed
hung two large oil paintings of Washington and
Lnc0ln, Music unnr,13ri,se II, the rc,Iriu,,s
natrinti,. rycs1.;ses NJ 1I,c 51oy was nre;nrc1
pasI s,,ner ;,.s VI .he ony mas
~ rA.s s;1us " selesteo cnoI. tae I ny. ~ y;
.' laasue.', " S'lsao, plcaciieu shc csnte"a.t1
aSy as m ;s to Mf
nsafheu taat ne must have bcca specially inspired
9y Tue aa5 anu n:cl'lon The sermon Was r.re
fcast aa 's1s listened to by .ae congregation wit:
the ntcn.est Satisfaction The evening was gisca
up to thr Sabbath school Children The exercises,
II Possible were efeli more interesting thaE those
OF the mornans. Addresses, istsssperscd with ilae
Eias1c, were n1aae 0y tne superintendent, Mr
Ghaf4es hos1nY- Mr.. =. IT, Moss and the fts. AE-
lluaces- Inc oniy :nastet Ut General regret
seemed 10 DC tnas CentcIn:al5 coc.d not cone as
AeaSt ~; ns o!tcn Us once week. ... .-.--.
Ills ns quiet sown mas teen inc scene OF anotheF
pntsaaty lug PEE wesk. Iaesday nlSnt M oa1-
u.a oseup'e1 ny Esacs oosinS and family "aa
4ha9 ILL., uae tos seesc Sote fnacaslons
tnet tnets "ess .so N 1ae party sGceeeceu IN I'M
uoii5 tne s"aten'uss u lug kitenen aoos,
an,s, passing shtoaSh Inc alnins-r room ana
a assenv'sS "; X snc s slA'.s. 10 tosn saneaeAcu
~ ,Ia ~. ayo,'rl .' Al tne hppee s!osy
v,1nahe "ol .Sctch a,I ~ cha.n uG uctatuGo -. w.;
, 1876-09-17

frame is in course Of erection west OF the Fort
Wayne track ant. Just south OF the boulevard.
The Tillotson Bros. will erect . block OF dwell
inss fronting on the boulevard Fifty streeu
next spring.
Bob Hcrdcsshots Eoys in Blue arc drilling night
u, and peyfecting themselves in their cynlntions,
prepara arat0ry to 4 trip into uooelerdUn.
The KEY John Donnelly, Of the Baptist Church.
has returned from his lr1p to the Centennial, anu
vii, fill hs pulpit to-day. The church has been
closed for the last two weeks.
The Trinity reformed Episcopal Church Society
will meet in the Baptist Church in tho afternoon
The Rev. Il, Il. EoswoTth will conduct the ser
vices.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. DR.. Chomplin has gone to the Centennial.
Airs. '. 4. Pierce leaves soon for two-wccks' So
joarn ut the Centennial. Miss Minnie ioung has
returned from Buffalo. Geu. aicArthne has gone
East for recreation. P. d. Hamilton has returned
from the Centennial and Saratoga much improved
in health.
RoC6 ISLAND suors.
It has been comparatively quiet here this week,
0lthough one man with broken head was reported
the fore part OF the week. The Company have
taken oack snch OF the old men us they desire to
retain; The others hang around and try to intfmi
date the workers by threats and cow;etuly demon
STATIONS. No further trouble is anticipated.
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PIGRIi9er SuS siilsslsruReu staats;
lnannes.s

Scr sIdtb. 8eper6D Sobnior
bon Baltimore, elmer Der beriibmteitcn
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ettua 8 llbr entIeeIt I'M @arten beS Gre.
tntib @cbdube8 81 @nnapoIis, @b,
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frr;sr Belt pon eincr GrboInn9Sreiie
aus europa Surilf9etcbrt iuar, fol9te
elmer GinInollng OcS 8oU. Carroll nnO
cinirtc au icncm Sag 3uiammcn nit
StaatS Sberridtcr 8artaI uno nod all.
bercu Serrcn i'm Grefutip @cbanbc.
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napoIiS OefOmmcn. um in eincm Yro.
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malt Al fun9iren.
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ndditcn Wfai so Sabrcn alt 9epurNcn.
Gr lunrNc bcrcitS in icincm 19tcn Sabre
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boIo cine bobc SteIIung ais ioIdcr.
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uon bcn @bi9s in MarDIuub ais Scr.
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non Yr6Iiocnt 3nDIor ais GabinctWit.
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madtc CT ale n69Iitbc Scriutbc, cincu
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1868 purhe CT luicber ais Ser. Stootcn
SmOtOr erludbIt, uno ucrtbcioi0tc bic
S0dJc Der llnion. SIM SUM 1868 wur.
DC CT uOn &r6iiocnt Sobnlon ais Wtini.
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Scnot cinIIimmi9 bcitdti9t. Sn 1869
So9 CT iib bonn OifcntIidcn Qcbcn 3uriif,
lluo lCbtc icitbcr in Baltimore.
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9Siebrr Gin @erlpanbttr rrnannt.

%rdiiocnt @rOnt ior9t gan; gut fir
feline SumiIic umO SrcunOiboft, 70 Dap
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prObte aric98bcINcn Uurbouocn iinb, bic
bic SteIIc ibOn Idn9it ucrNicnt bodttcn,
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icincn 5lucitcn Subn 9ciOr0t, inOcm or
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glm gnoc crbt oub NnS YrdiOcntcn.
amt nod onf Ncn dltcitcn Sobn iibcr,
luic bic$ in MOnardicn bcr Sail 1T.
Sem iun9cn 0ront itcbt ibun Der
S6nabeI barnnd.
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(Grrrrircneru, aus Blair Geunty,)
0IItuana, Pa., Scbr. II, 1876,
Srauriaes llualIG.
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miliicn, OnB Der Sobn SbrcS SrclmOcS
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cin gaItlicbc5 llnttrfommcu fnnNcu, nitbt
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be- entidIoB CT iidl, Ncm Slipper" Die
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man bnrb obiBc .Spribtom" cS gan;
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572 Nuabratfub Jl0um an gIusItelIer
per9cben lino crbaIten bapon gnaIano
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nicn 6,006, ScutIbIano 4,875, 8rali.
lien 4,657, gficberIonbe 4,276, S6mc.
Den 2,6O3, Gbili 2,492, 8cI0ien l. sol,
Snpan 1865, Yeru l 1852, liberia l.:
$50, Siam 1920. @ortu9aI .020, 9lr.
9entiniIde &epubIif 969 uno Sdnemorf
806 SuobratSub.
Sn Der @artcnbauSaUc lUirS 8eun.
iDIponiu ben pr0bten Noum cinnebmen,
bann fuI9cn glclu. SerIeD, 0elu.yorf unb
GaIifornien. Son ben in Der llmoebun0
Der @artenbau'SaIIe ausacIc0ten 8cc'
ten bat Gn9Inno 43, 900 0ua0rot.Sub,
SeutIdjlon6 10000, Spanien 10000,
Die or0entiIhc 8epublif 5000, sSrant.
reid $500 unO Die glicberIanoe 200
Nuabiot8nb 5n9etbciIt trbaIten,
glnf bem &ren3an9spnnfte Der Bcge,
lueIde bic 8eete bIrbIbneiben, lpirb
Nfaroeco einen YnbiIlon inn mnlriIben
StDI erbnuen. IS linO bercitS eini9e
8eete nit SDrcintben' uub SuIpenSnie.
bsIn bepFun5t luOrben.
SIR bas SriuiIe9ium, So6aiualler
,e. anf Dem MnsiteIIun9Splabe berfaufen
an fonnen, boben atuei 8bilobeIpbier
Sirmen $1,000 oem Board of Finance
6rjabIt.
Sr. Geo. g. &opru, Gn,eiac. gIaent
in gfetu gorf, beablidtipt att Sem 9lus.
iteIIuna8pIabe Gin 9ebdlbe alt errid,tcn
in tuel6ent alle 3eitrn9en Der @eIt ous.
geitelIt iueroen IOlien.
0ie 8ef6rOernno Der 4oltIad,en por
Der 9pit.Sffice in philadelphia mad, Den,
@cItansiteIInHe PIabe iftbem Sbomas
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-17
9ie MahnrslnahI III 0lltnnnn.
ans altoona idricb unS Gin Ociddb'
ter SSrclInO am Wuntno:

InS altoona idricb unS Gin ociddb'
ter SrclIno am @iunta9:
,Iad) mcincr gIniidt pcr0cu mir
Srn. .. u. @ilIonO, miern ieBi9cn
MaDOr, OicbmaI luieberllm fir 0nncIbe
glmt crludbIen. gr it cin tidti0er
8cnmtcr Oelueicn. lmO ciuen 8aiicr'
iimpeI, Der icine &upfcrnaic in ale Hin.
fel itcft, uolIcn mir nid)t. gSir luOIIcn
iubeu, tilbti9e 9cute 81 Crp0bIcn, obcr
luenn man gan; nah Der &ortei 9CbcI
mill, 9crdtb man auf Den $5ol;me0 Z;
beun id babe bic Grfnbrun9 Ocmodt,
Nab man ans bicicm @runOc, uno 20.
litiidcn 9eitbdmmcI fcl0cnN, oftmaIS
tiidti0c Manner bntenonicbt, nuO
icidtc, bI6Oiinni9c &0pfc 81 Ytamtcn
crludblt. - Fiat justitia, pereat mundi !!
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aufbOrt, foil bic &cIt gu @runoc &C.
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