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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
Fr0ssbnrg. Md, IAN. as. 1875.

INAUGURATION John Lee Carroll
was inaugurated Governor OF Maryland at
Annapolis Wednesday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

Pres SrATioG OF A MkDAL.-At the
masked bali of the Arion singing societ.
on Tuesday evening, Mr.. Conrad Lottig,
presented, with ~ neat speech, to Mr.. Jo-
seph p. Wicscl the musical director of the
society, an elegant gold medal, as a token
of the appreciation by the society OF the
abilities md laEors Of their leader. Mr..
Wios"l YVES thoroughly surprised by the
gifl, but thanked the donors in Il few
wcll-turncd remarks, which, as well rs the
presentation address, were IN German.
The medal is oi solid gold, nearly Crcu-
lar i: shanc, ard having st each of five
points on Tie ciroumfrrtncc Il Toin! of a
Maltese cross. the whole making "n exceed
ingIy handson:" design. On one side is en-
graYtd the emblem nf tie society-a harp,
on which is scroll bearing tie word ARIoN.
and on The diverse an Inscription as fol
lows
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

By advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen our friends, Edwards & Rogers, offer
inducements to cash purchasers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

An Umbrella. labeled wv T. Hob
litzell," was taken from ODD Fellows Hall
during the eveing of Dec 25th. The party
who took it is requested to leave it at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

The production of the mines OF the coal
region for the first week of 1876 was 20, 45S.-
OF tons, a decrease of 3,061 10 tons as com
pared with the corresponding week of 1875.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

We have on hand a poem referring to
Christmas times. 1t is spicy and contains
good local hits. 1t will appear next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

THE Buel Family is againin this section
Several concerts have been given during
the week in Cumberland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
GeSan.g Section
Mrtm EjrjGeatGA
! 2 MILsEI.

Or in English, THE singing society to
j p Wiesc, their Director" The prescn-
tatlon was well-dcScTvcd compliment, as
much of the musical success of the Arions
is due to their lndeiatigablc instructor
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

DIEp-Jannuarv Sd, 1876, a, Eckhart
Md, Martha Wilson, aged 90 years. She
was native of Scotland and resident of
this country five years. During the voy-
age she contracted the illness which ter
minated in death She leaves q lalge cir
Gle of relatives and friends to lament her
loss
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

More goods can be bought Of Edwards
Il Rogers for cash than from any house in
town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
New Advertisements.
I'RE&SITE2ER'S REPORT
or THE
Financial Condition of A!iegany Coanty
JANUARY 3, 1876.


RESOURCES.
1a%es nnco'!ectM::
j. B. Robinette, 1873, S sos. 80
j, B. Stottlcmycr, 1874, $1,9GG55
1875, 4,Gf0.36
6,57691
William Hall, 1874, 2,4SS.02
1879, 21,3,6i0
----- 27,s64.72
J, d. Armstrong, 1915, 4,S43.57
p. Mullen, 1915, 0,SS3. 42
Discounts allowed, 2,80. 25
Cash in 1st Natl Bank Cum land, 9,los u
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs-Thc name and
site of the post-otlicc at Brady>s Mill has
been changed to Cresaptown and Mr. Sam
ucl II. Seckman appointed postmaster,
vice Mrs Mary G. barrow, resigned
Mr. Apheus Welsh has been appointed
postmaster at Seibysport, Garrett county,
vice Mr.. John G. Durham, resigned.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

If you wish bargains. call on
EDWARDS & ROGERS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
Nova SCoTIAS, Dec %, %, Jan 10, m
MoRAvIAN, Jan II, rs, Feb 2, 9 a m
AUSTRIAN, Jan %, rs, Feb 1G, 0 q m
Nova SCorIAN, Feb 8, rs, Mar l, 9 a m
And hcnccforth every fortnight, taking pas
scngers and freight to and from Liverpool
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
S2S, Currency. Very hes. accommodations
for Storage ard intermediate Passengers.
An experienced Surgeon is "ttached to each
vessel. intermediate and Sreerage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants Of the fc-
males and children. Fer further particu-
lars. or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & Co, Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j. j ,ANDORF,
To-,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

Total for 1874 and 1875. $2s,96235
oe I Entrance Fees, s 1000
| Withdrawals, 4,092.20
4,262 20
Leaves actual stock paid in during
the two years of the Associa-
TONS existence, $34,70O14
And realizes dividend of IA per centum
Respectfully submitted
J.B. ODER Secretuy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

Our Mcyersda!c ncishbcr las changed
its name to .E.g,1SGo1c L1pcndtm This
gives ii the opportunity TO put on 4 new
and pretty head. As though this were not
sufficient change for one week, it charges
itself by ..t..,iiiig several inches to lclcngth
of its columns-ihis while tie rage for "tn-
smalling" is going the rounds Of blanket
sheets. However, Tic inGqcnd'nt is Stout
the best weekly on our list, and it gives lis
real pleasure TO chronicle evidences of lis
prosperity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

A New WAsHER.-Mr. Joseph Timmcns
among washing machines, is unique 1t is
constructed on the turbine principle doing
the boiling and washing at single operation
We will see it tested next week and then
tell more about it. Meanwhile the agents
for Allcgany, Messrs. James lInnned and
Joseph limmcns, will advertise and OK
hibit it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

ALLEGASY COUNTY is represented on
the House of Delegates Committee as FL
lows: Mr.. Sprigy-Fedcra Relations and
Insolvency Nj Atkinson Ways a1d
Means, Corporations and Coorcd PopGla
ton. Mr.. Rawlings Manufactures. Mr..
Brooks-En"rossed Bills and ktso!Etions.
Garrett county is represented on the COM
mittces as follows: Mr.. Browning-Inso!-
vcncy (chairman) and Pensions. Mr.. Bar
nard-Roads and Highways and Public
Records.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
EdimeinesG sGranfheit.

8ertbe grinder: Sd IeIe felt
eiui9en Sabrsn pieI iiber t0otIidc &ranf.
beiten bcr ShUeine in ben 8eitungen,
lueIde beinabe beitanoig IN eirem ODER
benz anoern 2anoeStbeil 8raIfirten ilnb
9rObs &erIuite uerurladten. Oa id
mid felt uieIen Sabren nidt mebr nit
Der 9anbwirtbidaft befaHe, 70 lit mir
bic Natur Der Io9enannten ,,Gbmeine
GboIera" unbefannt. 8or gIlters, aIS
id nod jung auf oem 9anoe Iebte, iuur.
ben bic Sdpeine periObii@ bon &ranf.
beiten befallen, uno Itarben DieIe bieler
Ebiere, tueun Der @pioenlie fsin GinbaIt
getban tuuroe. 0ainaIs nannte man Die
Rranfbsit nur ,,oide $dIle" uRo iuar
oielsIbe bo@ft t6otIib. Sb iene &ranf.
belt unb bic isbt berridenoe cine unb
oiels!be 1T, ueiB id nibt. OanaIS
unroe bisieIbe nit foIsenbem NtittsI
erfoIersi1 9ebeiIt, ODER bod oerlelben
uOrsebel9t, iuenn iie epiOemild gemUr.
ben mar: Man grub 8aunrlbeu,
In ben 8ildern 8rbonia genanut,
ianitt cine orbentIide @ortioR papon
III Stlde. uuo parf 6ieie in'S ,,Sdn.
fab," peIdes Mild, &ldenabfdIle nnb
sefdroteneS@ S@streioe entbieItunoI oIuorau8
Die Sdusine 9efiittert iuurben. OaS
baIf aleniaI mad eini8sn &aesn.
Sd babte tpenn bic isbi0e &rantbsit
elm SalsIbsI bel ben Sdjneineu 1T, 70
foIte bas obise probate NfittsI nieber
bur &enntnib beS @ubIifumS 9ebrnht
Iperben.
Sin alter 8ennlDlDauier.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
g.nalplbaailbs Staats;sitaa8,
Dtrausgtgtbtn ppri

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
srT&sInt itbsn Dpnnsrtas. uub folftt 81. .OU
ptr Sabr, ,ablbar iuntrtalb bee Jabrfs, unp
80. so naa 9srFus ess SatrsaHes'
GintlHs gr.mpIarsn, 8 Gente per Stad'
asIns Sub[srlptipntn ptrbtn flu Rtnts,r
ala itd,s Rcnatsn anasnommtn; au9 iann
1lsmatb pas 9lati abbsIlsIlsu, bio aut Whd-
iinbt btiablt line.
s6S- Tin bic atrtfIs elmer 3titln8 su Str.
dubsru, ruB man pif aIte iopptl OILS auw
Die fueut slbrtHt mlllbeiltn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
Cine 9aapsIbInridltana ID WRnalsn,

Wan fdreibt aus @iudsu BON IL,
Sct: llcbsr bic Siuridtuno Der beiben
@OrSer @ldsseH uub &uf bic seitsru
frilb Z llbr DOulueen uurOs, iurrben
fOlsenoe Details bcridtet: @Idsssn, Der
3uerit Den SoOssgans antretsu foats.
batte bic Ieste Raat SIeia iuie in ben
bsioen uOrberseSauseueH nod .febr GUT
aeihIafsn unO am IebteH GbeHo feiHsu
SaIbsbraten nit DleIem VIppetit oeseI.
fen. Su Der lluterbaHOIHus, bic CT im
9aufe Dss Cages nit isiHsul geiGtpa.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16

GsrtbtiI beim en.r8nm @elIlt.
gen BON Sefenb6dereien, iibsrbaupt DON
allen 4adwerfeu, alio au1 Don Sauss
broo, TT, Uie bte ,,Neneiten Grfttouns
gen uno Grfabruusen" ititttbeilen, elm
foreiditises Sieben oes Mebles inner.
I6blt9. Das llntertalien belIelbeH, be-
fonbers ipenn 0as Mebl ldnger selesen
ober ieft tn bte Sade einse6riidt mar,
lit Idufig bic llriaGe, bab bas @ebdd
Htht eebOrt aafSebt nno mtBrdtb. Vile
Badtperfe mer6en loderer ilno lelHter
perbanlIb, tuenH man bas WtebI Dor
benz Guriibren oSer 9netet etns o6er
sueiulat tnr9 eit Sieb 9ehen ldbt.
Wama hrinet haOnr9 mebr Sutt tn ben
Eeig, als burH bas anbattenoite ares
ten, mas bie Gdbrung Gus anleeben)
erIei9tert, eIeiGfSrmiser nrtb pOlltouls
men tlGGf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
@ebtnsunsen ber anseisen :

aHlsIssn RTbtn stns,rIIdi pts fclst:
1efb6fts.Qntttetu bstnt 5aer, Oe'r
fir sinsa Gbttl tts Sabrts;
3 3ylppats. 6 Ncuatt. II Wonait.
Gtu 3pa $4.00 500 $l2W
9pd 3ca 100 1900 1000
Drd 3ua 1000 iT.00 $500
Seistntbum,, psrlbnlt@ts vt
aeHtbnui. uub aaasmetne Aniet9tn 1U
Gents be 3,ilt far bic srfs GinThduug nnp
5 &suis eit Belle flu tsSs naepsriGs V'h'
TRdanS.
pattHttTtt Wsbtstnt Biittrs. nhe auf
anpsrt Nnlttgsn btt Der gdujsn, bdloen, eIit'
tel ubtr pisItrI SpaIit psTesn mic folgi oe'
rfdntt mfrbeut oo
gtns san,s SpaIis idprItG.""$iS S0.00
Girs baIbt Spaltf ".... 6U.OU
&tHt britttI 9palts "-." 6U.U0
Gtne ptsTisi 9pal!e ".... 4U.UO
DtEt9tss antttaen nfTesH pis tcl9l
beTNtngit
9r,eutcrs., gIbmiuaraiorS' uab
@1Iguls'e e.slulstssn......"......"$2.1O
6titGfbs,, Z Iobss"antstgsh
DanI abRattuns r.l.tuu....".."..50 9ls.
ny @gs Brlsfs, WittbtiIuugsn &c. mullen
pit iclst aprtfirt tpfrStn.
J. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
GdisIten EeIii nifit rr,ifhrn.-

SasIteR belkt ni9t er3lsbsH.-&iu.
bsr sr3isbsn, bsibt nidt iie nit mibtruu.
ifdsn Gussn betuuden, bel isOsm mutb.
piQissn Gusbrud unldnl0issr Srob.
Iidfeit bic Stirn rua;sIn unO Elm fIsins8
RuiterbiIo patriardaIilder @iirDe uus
ibusn MAIDEN. sinbsr er3iebsn, bsibt
niat, lusnn iie einen SsbIer be0ansen ia.
ben, fe beitrafen auein I'M bes SdabsnS
cber Gersers iuiQen, ben iie oubnrd be.
reitet babu mosen. &inbsr er,ieben,
beibt nidt, ben fIeinen @fifetbdtrr nit
eiuer SIntb doruiser 8ortc ibsrIdiitten,
feline gntfdnIbiSun0en ober @sseureben
alein init Der &raft sincr itdrferen Stim'
me lbertdnbsn, ibn init SdimpflpOrten
belessn, bic feline SduIb ni6t einmaI
ridtiS tejeidnen, iein GerSeben nit Sur.
ben anSmaleu, bic. lusuu ss scbnmnI or6.
bsr iudre, nod an ldwar3 udrsn, ODER
NIT IsiOeniduftlider $cftistsit erflareu,
eS iei baS idIimmite 8ino in Der Nab.
baridaft unb iuerbe nod an ben @aIssn
f0mmert.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
NSenten

NSenten
ber
psna(plpantl&sn StaatSs 3eitun8.
TsnafpISantat
Gasabtuy.-sal. Soffmann175 Sbic SiE
RItcpna. - @pttIteb 9auIsr.
(Gbrta. SsIbt enrIon Oh.
Birmingham. }SatOt DrslIsL
8rrhHsIOhH (Srmsbs)-Spbn gus.
Butler. - Safpb Sted.
Brsairsd, - Or. Tbecb. &srftne.
GdrIisIe. --pbiltpp etBmaHn.
GbaHibusbura. - 0tGrg 8ittG2.
Golumbia.-3obH Rdrbtp.
Ddupiae. .--WtHaeI Reftnfetu.
Dravssbura, Goal @Gasy-ab I'm SbHs.
Gaifs2ibertp. - Gbrifi. 9aus.
@rrsnsburS.-Spbn S@mibt
BormpnY. - Wnt. s. @tlb.
1saibapsburg. - @. Gletf8eE.
6nnttngbou. - Satpb 9eonbarb.
SotuStSsn. - Gbas. 9. Rfttb.
CS. W. @ehtiffer,
a,,,,e,, MHtbeHp 9sts,
S""'"p'' Gar! araue.
l0eprs @au,
eOSrsuaDias SsSn' SSsSn'@ @aVtlr. Ss,' s''
Sod Sastn. - SoRrab Sbtrbetm.
eyieHstppn. - Ueprg Webtr.
Mdrisita. --Grtebrf9 SadS.
. @ilIsrspiGIf. = 8. 8. 8sts.
Wiltpn.-8ri @oIf
WibbIftoipR. - Gbrtf. Bauer.
mcuuipias. - @esr9 @etfenba&,
@rAessprrt, = glnhreaS 9ertG9.
glairpna. - @epre 66gele.
9sw 8riabtoE. eeonb. {. ri per-
slEp Gaftis.-2pbert @BSeIe.
p''Hrs ss Ii S1sat Sat: nsS' Ssa MIME. ssnsn''''
VittskurG G-SraHt 0elL 647 psnn gIsfy
anb SSH, pflumm.
philadelphia (Spuibparil. Sob. S&aH.
ba@tr f7O9 ROrb Wisrie gtr.,
Grtrbr. aIetn. bp.
9pbn Brad. GIT Glib Driitt Sh
Gn. SOB. 8. 8aIIttL q. 8. Ode
4. & 8atrmnunt W.
Col. Gbrif. RIstns, s37 Glib Q.
SiraBs.
Carl S&anfIsL 339 G.ga aS
Gssrs 9.SaPR 2301 8atrmUuHI
stI. Gsrns Gds2a & Satrmount
sapL SasUb sSnrab, st3 gtus
9obu SpbtnabtL City warI
SoisI.
ptlnrt@ 8IpbL n. D. Gds ber
8rpnt & Union Ctr,
Grttbrt& eau, 30. ia Spruss
Sraes.
g. ID. Ssttbtrs, 6i4 Glib sk
@raes.
GbrtRtan @rsmfs 3t6 Sab 6.
GirdBs.
3aisb slnrh 1873 @umantupn gu
Sphn @elbt, U. 8. Gde Bruab
& Gbrintau Siraes.
aua. .. 9tnbermanH U, @.
Gdt q. & diBpain Stf.
Grant Srth (BTausr) 80. uab
Waafr Cir.
@m. DtIisrt 1000 paGapunI W,
,5sf. ptllabtIpbia. 9arfmateL
pHuyaidHny-ptinrtt (JadtHeL
Reabena.-G bae. Rotbenberafr, Ie.
222 Rnf@instun Straef.
Rs&alH 6 srisssDaiH s. S.tSr. Il; 8 ySS$ss." $5I:
!, @aysnbura-S. EuIIep.
sGbarvsburg. -2pTenj @tHG9t
GsbdmpFiH. - Brtebrtt DtpHeL.
Ihmaaua. --pttRrt9 @HIlsr,
2sFpne. .BtlbtIm Q}pet
4s6nisins { euipnsbHrs.--S. O. 8uHb.
@IiIlamspsrt-@esrg @sIff.
Ncrt--Srtsbrt@ q. 4ttea.
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Dttc.
Hutvfne. -Spbn RaVsE,
Gaaicu. Setn Wsbfr.
@vriHgifIb. 20 60. Dartmaau, C9ebr,yl
Eppn 6aHbuslv. - y. Martin.
Sattaaat
gNi@ayHt.--Tessr . ebnHaas, Usu. Vat
@aryIaRb.
BaItusvs. --Ssbu Dtll, 292 Gaasrn eIb..
QIIlen gbslaleait Gily.--S. Q. ReReL
Gaaerslpwa. - Capt. eeuts 9stl 81
9sTi OfppfIt & catTf b. GTafE-s, can M.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
DIe ar6ate Nerbreltnna.

Die Circulation Der Dytunfplpantf9 %
5taats. 3sttuna" III Danpbin County
ta GROCER aIs bic lrssnb tInsr anetItn IN par
Eisbura atbrudisn esutf&sn cbsr tnaltlbfn 5ei'
iang, Sis bistst btsbalb bic bslft Wsltetnpeit
WHisiaen IN bisfsm Ibslls bs6 @iaatss ftHs
pthe Btrbrtliuna Az psrihafen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
NrO I6.

den MAIDEN bic 0ranen bios Wfaneupre.
Sie Iaiisn bic 8rnppcn ibrer eldujsnbcn
2isbensluiroiDfeit Dor Dem innsen @at.
ten int Yaraoemarid pOrbeioefI;ren.
Ser $immsI LIT better unb in Der flarcn
Sonue bIibsn unS Himmern bic 8afeu
anfs Prd6tieite. Ger entsiidte @atte
Iieit bic @iluide ieiner Srau, leIbit iuenn
fe nod 70 nnoeatIib in ibrem SntIibe
eeidrisben itebcn unb iie ibsint ibm 3ll
erollen, Snb er iid au frei9ebiB ;eiDt.
Ser Barometer Der Gicbs 3siot anbnItsno
fd0nes 8stter. .-Oie SIitternodsn finb
bOrlber. Scr 0atte lisit isbt mebr Die
eonto'S in lsinsn$ $anoInnosbii1srn, olS
bic 8inide i'm GntIlb isincrSran. Sln
benz Simmsl ibrer Stirne Jci9t ii1 sin
Boltder. Scr @ntte erIdridt unb
brin9t ibr einen ih6ncn SbawI. 0aS
BtIfdeu Ueridwinbet. Die Come lbeint
tpicoer. @ebrere @Onate uer8eben, bic
@6Itden baufcn iid. Scr 9atte CT.
ihridt nidt msbr, 0a psreiniosn id
bic @oIfden au elmer ibweren @spit.
tsrluOIfe. SO brobt elm ShIrm. Ser
@atte siebt Die SessI ein. gr Iobirt.
Ser StHrm Ieet iid encIid. Ger 8n.
rOmet.r itsbt auf DerauoerIid. Ser
0utts ipiro nad unb nod ssosn bisIsn
BitterunssuedieI idon ab0sbdrtst
Bit Gin erfabrensr Seemunn fdbrt er
uuf ben bslus9ten @eIlen beS Gbeitanbss
berllm Ober CT bIsibt in benz SiderbeitS.
bafen Der 0eoulo rnbis lissen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
Garben ber Traner. - Sn StoIi

Garbeit her SraRer. - Sn Stalien
trallsrten bic SrauenSimmer friiber
.,lpsib," bic @dnner braun. Sn
Gblna lit nod beute oas ,,@eibe" bic
Erausrfarbs. Sin Der Siirfei, Sbrien
unb @rmeuieu trauerte man in ,8lau",
Gsppten in ,,@elb" uno in @etbiopisn
1T eS bic ,9raue" Sarbe. e.-Ssbe oieIer
Sarben bat ibre ei9entbiImIide 8sbeu.
flung. yReib" 1T boS SinnbiIb Der.
8einbeit. ,SimmeIbIau" beutet anf
ben Srt, jli ipeIhem iib Der 0eiit mad
Dem &ooe aufihwin9t.- ,@eIb" bsoeu.
tet ben SOB, alS ba8 Gnbe aIler iroiIden
SoIfnnns uno aeist ben @eniden aIs
dn DiirreS 8latt, iueIdsS int SerbIts
fdQt.--,, ,0raul" erinuert oil Die grbe, III.
iere genieinlame Mutter,--,, ,GbwarB
ipeldeS nun in gang europa als &rau.
crfarbe aiIt, DelItet auf Die etui9e Na6t.
|-Sn gnglano traaert Der &6nig nod
INNER in ,,rDtber" &leiOnn9. BiS onf
RarI VIII. mar .,Beib" Die &rouerfar.
be in gang Sranfreid. Ser @robfans-
fer mar Der eirji9e Manu. ipeIder mic
Ernusr trlg. Sie 6eutlden &aiIer.
@ittipen Ie9ten ibre &rousr ME ab uno
ibre @emaher tparsn bis al ibrem So.
be nit ,S@war3" beban9en.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-16
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
oMESrAATs-zEITUNd" In Dauphin County
3 larger than that Of any other paper
published In Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
INK medidum in this part of the State.
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DIED.

Near Denning's Postofice, Dec. Sd, 1876,
of typhoid pneumonia, Uriah Greenwood,
aged 81 years and days.
Near Denning Postoiliee, Dec. 10th, 1875,
Catharine Greenwood, aged 70 years, mos.
and days.
Near Stone Chapel, Dec. 2lst, 1875, Of a
lingering illness, Nancy Poulson, aged ~
years and 10 days.
In this city, on Sunday last. Mr.. John s.
Murray, in the 10th year Of his age.
On Friday, 2lth OF December, 1876, Phle.
ma H., wife of Abraham C. Scott, Esq of
Baltimore county.
At New Windsor, Dec. 2lst, 1875, Maria,
Beloved wife of Jacob Snader, aged 80 years,
2 months and % days. Funeral services
from 9Th chapter and I'D verse of Romans.
There's pang in the breast, but we mention It not,
As we plod on our way fulfilling our lot
There's pang in the breast which words cannot
measure.
That aches when we think of ourov but los, treas,
ure
There's apang in the breast; but we mention it not
Though the uprising tear, 50 scalding and hot
Trace Its way Der our cheeks and fall moistening
the sod
That covers the grave we love just less than our God
There's pang In the breast and we mention II thin
When we think that for ever, ali, never again
VIII her bright heaming face flash oyerour way
Our duties 10 tighten. and our love 70 repay ID.
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Foreign Affairs.

A general European war is again talked
Of, but nobody seems to know what power
will strike the first blow, or what It Is all
about. Turkey is having large quantity
Of arms manufactured in this country /;
France is arming; Russia is having her
railords examined and repaired, and has
refused to have the gauge altered to suit
those owned by adjoining powers; the
Prince of Wales has been ordered home
from India, and il is said if England be-
comes involved the Queen will abdicate in
his favor; ut dinner in London, last
week, one of the speakers said that Eng
lands army must be increased if she had
to buy recruits.
HAMILTON, BERMUDA, December 29.
"A fearful tornado passed over fuckers
town and ST. David's Island on the even
ing of the 18th instant. The house of
Daniel A. Smith, we'll known pilot, in
Tuckerstown, was blown into the harbor,
with all its inmates Captain Smith was
hurled into clump Of trees and saved.
His wife was carried across the harbor,
where she was found clinging to a plank.
She was so badly injured that she died in
few hours Three or four children were
drowned. Several other buildings were
demolished, but there was no further loss
Of life
Advices from Liberia, received in Wash
ington, state that several of the native
tribes, encouraged by the success of the
Grebros near Cape Palmas, recently at
tackled the settlers in another part Of Ii
IBERIA, but were repulsed A private letter
says the peace of the republic is disturbed
by the question of color, President Roberts
being objectionable to many on account of
his not being Of pure African blood. "An
intelligent negro" from the West India Is
land is the leader in the attempt to establish
a color test on the side of the blacks against
those Of lighter complexion.
The prices Of all sorts of bric.a-brac are
steadily rising in Europe, and nothing, we
suppose, short Of the general European war
which all the world is preparing for, seems
likely to bring them down again. At the
Maulaz sale in Paris on the 11th instant,
three pieces of Gobeln tapestry, the designs
by Berain, of the time of Louis XIV.
were sold nj % O0O francs
NJ. Theirs has accented the copdido,ure
for the French Senate from tho town of
Belfort, after having declined invitations
to the same effect from eleven denortments
The Republicans are confident of success
in the approaching elections, and expect to
secure a majority in both Houses of the
Assembly.
4 Madrid dispatch gives an account of
hurricane that swept with terrible force,
over the Philippine Islands on the Both
November. Two hundred and ffty lives
are reported lost, and $500 dwellings,
together with crops, &c, were destroyed,
The Chamber of Commerce of London.
Ont, has passed resolutions recommending
the Canadian Government to adopt a
policy OF incidental protection" and urg-
ing renewal of reciprocity with the
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rey. VIM. b. Strother
will preach in this church tomorrow morning
at l0l o'clock All invited. Seats free.
DEnICATIoN. new Evangelical Luth.
eran Church, better known as Winters Church,
will be dedicated to the service of Almighty
God on Sabbath, January ID, 1876. The
exercises will commence at halfpast ten
o'clock in the morning, and at night at early
candlelight. DR.. f. W. Conrad, of Phla.
delpha, is expected to preach the dedication
sermon. Other Lutheran ministers will be
present to aid and preach on the occasion.
Neighboring clergymen are cordially invited
to be present, and participate with us.
GEO. w. ANDERSON, Pastor.
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MARRIED.

At the Lutheran Parsonage, December 2sd,
1875, by Rev. John A. Earnest, William NJ.
Martin and Miss Sarah +. Arnold, both Of
this county. Maryland Union copy
Al the same place. on the same day and by
the same, VIM. @. Stone and Miss Rachel
Hoh, both of this city.
On the 10th Of December, 1875, by Rev.
John Ault, John A. Andrews and Miss Mary
j. Heck, both of this county.
On the 23d Of December, 1875, in Hanover,
Pa, by Rev. Jacob Sechler, George L. War.
ner, of Manchester district, this county, and
Miss Amanda Heindel, of York county, Pa.