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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

Two GIRLs BuRyED TO DrArH.-ys arc rnin
Cd 10 lelra int, on the nlVht OF the ~ inst 'hs
h"usanf 1anisi ''uintn, "a rl,y'r tngn.hta,
took hre m burnsl 10 tho yrorr T. 'Sb 4 ~ th .
tufs, ous ". a. ths rtn-r syetrsoit p,-i.t.
ioI ipt"Aaine. Th.urs bri i,,tsl IN the
r"'n IA x'l'a N" yiris sien,s ana h,ans So
tsrri.ls , liant ~ ~ Insy roiI' Mt r.,,na ~
sl at'-i2nti - RELAY" tIsn 'rs ilyi1. 20
b.f. nAia thsIr ss, Pc nv i'g hrT fr,m the
si"h"s II ,hr w md. 80 Il iLv tn p-as tue
6ua-e Is stil! nuraIag tnl 40 10 iaS dT n. u,I.
nrtnnito yiris htvr MT bssn recovered from
the rains.
tho wheat n.ur, msat. money oI,,hcs I,t iii
ne ms OF subsistence we-e hIrnei and ths b Al
ance ., the tAmlly nro thus 70 lnr.i tn ~tnt
o u Is made on tue liberIlity ofonr citizens
fo' Immediate he p.-( Moyeytosn Journai ith
inst
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

csS- W" want grrL, many ncw and
nll our old cus'on.rs - clll and see
ON large aSs lrtnisIt ~ cgervtuiug us-
ual'y kept IN stores -CIucis, Carpets
Gents, Ladies aud boys near, &c. Cail
and see and yuu will buy very low.
Black AlpaCas II specially.
Wngcnsellcr { Son.
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DIED.

On t'- 2'th uit.. In Cehue township, . child
"Jnhn Martin oped about ycars.
On the 2s'h uit. III centre township. Conrad
Walter. In hts nth year.
IN tho 2sih ult., IN SoIinsyrove Of intc-mit.
ten iover, Harry son of samuel and Eli,a LA
m,kor, ei years months anu IS days.
I'm the 3U,h uit. At Seiinsxruvs, ot Dlphthe-
ria, Mary NJ. Ulrich, agoi years, lmonth soi
l! dpys
On thc End last. at Selinsg grove, Of Dyphthe e.
ria, c.rOline, Daughter Of Henry \ and Amc.
liza Foyer, Aged " yosrss months and ~ day =.
On the 25th ult., Rt the residence OF her son.
inlaw, John = Iitckcnbu- Esl, at New
bctl u, Ni. Mary M,gialono Moese, aged ~
years and months
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MARIE

On The q Of April At New Berlin, by
Rev. n \. Yearic>. Ne. Franklin Snyd n
10 Mss Emma VI. MoSrcr. botL OF thi.
county.
90 tho eth Inst. by Rcvs. Anthony and
krspss. Mr.. A. W. Smith, Of kratuer and hiiss
Jeunis rox ot hii.., pa.
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o0S. weis, Of the 6rm Of Weis &
Oppenbeimcr, Se'insgrove, Is again in
in the City this week 10 buy goods.
They will have unpacked their second
invoice Of clothing, hats, caps, aud
furnishing goods (for this spring) the
latter part of this week all ofwhich will
be sold dirt cheap at their store one
door above the Keystone Hotel.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

The Mountain Echo OF the 2nd inst.
has the following:
Rev. Andrew Jackson Carney, n no.
torious fraud who makes his bread and
butter by travelling over the country.
preaching on the street corners and
swindling the people, visited Mt. Holly
on Saturday evening last. We regret
that Mt. Holly Springs has a citizen
who would entertain or even offer to
entertain, such n despicablc character.
Mr.. Carney Travelled through this
county frequently, several years ago
but of late does not make his appear.
ance, on our streets, we presume, for
reasons which he aud grea, many ci
our citizens in the county very woll
know.
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TO CONsuMprIVEs

r." 'lv"rtiSsr, having bean peruaucutiy cu-.
"d ui that dr"I dta"a-", Cpusuml'tt' nv = aim.
81" r''uc l., = IuN uus o. MAKE Huyu TO hl- frl.
uE sih"r'rs a." m',ns ~ cure. r. AL Who 4 ..
lie ~ hc ~ ,rtd , copy " the pr"srripti1n
u-"l, tree NJ rhtr''', ~tih the directions irr
Ni"r' tIt ant u.iuf tn" "a ne whirh they will
u ~ . = 'r' { lr" f'- q G'u>Inp'ihn, ,'hu,, Rrr
chtti- A. P,riies Wishing IT." rr,'s,'r'",tn', Wil
plo ~" ilr"'. Il y T.. \. WILSON.
loi Pcnu s., wlli,msbdrsh. New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

A THuEvIN1 TRAMP. A corrcspon
dent from Monroe township, writes ~
follows under da;o of May lst, to thia
office:
On SATURDAY. c9th ult., n trnnp on.
tered the residence Of Mr.. Clarance
Lesher in Monroo township during the
absence of Mr.. Leshcr. Two of the
boys were in the field Flowing and no
one was in the house ut the time. The
trump first entered the cellar. then
Went into the upper part of the house.
taking from Mr., Las pocket about five
dollars, mostly silver. By this time
the boys haI come and when ,heycam
10 the house the rascal WAS coming ont
the window up stairs. IL thea asked
the boys for some dried beef when they
told him that they had none and he
got saucy aud entered the cellar a sec
oud time.
MIR. Lesher went in pursuit immeli-
ATE v alicr his return, in compiny with
James Young and they overlook him
ut Sny !ers hotel in Winfield, Union
county, but they did not recover any
money.
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CAUTION.


NOTICE is hereby given that the
" fnllnwinS artici.s htvr ha'n purchs =ei hr
tho uul"r.i 'nil ~ 'np.ttplr'. - ,is ~ i-it In
tLs pu--cs.iin ( ! tmss u lrs iurirg her pleas.
ure. All ticrsons are c1ud1nri not to intarf re
ur me Ito with tue s,iuc To- wit >uqurh mn,
cook Stuys and hNtures, par,or coal Stove and
pipe, Rcd and Bai,iiny, 2 10 lstctis, Remlnu
ton ~ewiDy Machine. Settee wash Sink
Bre,kf,u Table. ) B,r.rpp'n Ghiirs, sct Bar
h,tures Bottles, 40, b0J H.. Hay, Nett yes
sels St,ni lock, Bsnch. win Inw BlInd.
May ll,1o. MRS. PERRY MAKE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

ABouT BurrER.--T II c Philadelphia
Press, in discussing the probable price
of butter during the Centennial, says
that hundreds of dairymen have, in an.
,icipation of high prices, been packing
large quantities of butter ever since the
opening of last autumn, and the chici
reason why the commplity has been
only equal TO the demand within the
last four or five months is to he found
IN the fact that almost all market pco>
Pile have heca. packing baitr all win.
ter. This pot butter" ~ j. trr,ncd
ls only 'inferhr 10 pound buttcr" in it,
lack Of perfect freshness, and is sold
from eight to ten cents II pound less
than the delicately stamped humps
which bring the highest prices. In q
few weeks the sprng or grass butter
will make its appearance and Nith-it
will come quantities of that packed dur.
ing the winter, 50 that instcdi ofan al.
vance there will probably bc n rrdur-
ton Of prices for the Centennial season.
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who -uror.h f,r yos-a from
(~Nr.Nn.- b'.llt psr.,ntlr' p-c IS, I'd N
ihr OF ci- "f youthful iniiScrction viii, f,r III.
..k" ~ humanity, send IRE" 10 all who need IT, tho
rrcipe aud dire'tip for making tn simple r"'u.
"dy hE which he WAS cured. san r"rs wishtng
10 prult hy the sdver'i~er'- exp 'ricuc" con do
ST add ssing in frll cnundrrc',
JOHN D OGDEN, ~ C,iarst SewYurk
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HERE rs TIE PROOF
Oslrs
Superior Excellence.

u ITS
Superior Excellence.
Head this Home Certldcue. testified TO by
DIV ri ID Btsrsisues one at tho nrst competent
Druggists and chemists oi PhilsJolphls, q man
whose Neracity nnpe can dnubt
atn happy to- afi my testimony a. tho pre,,
val cot tho "LO.don Hair grlcr Restnrot. ~
Which restored ny hair oiu orgias color.
AMI the hue Appears To- hc ps-nnt"ut I am
satisi'd that Tits preparation H. nnthing ilep
dyr but Operates urNn the Sc ,ctinos. Iiisalsu
Deautiiui hnir dr-s.Ins ani , roinn,cs the
growth pnrcIr Il mo hrst b,ttlo from I'd
ward IS H,tryues, drufgit, Tcutu ani Jn,tcs
street whucau n',n tc~itt my h,ir wee qllta
sray "hon jmuichcch itsuse.
No. ;21 North ninth ,trrci' pun.
Ut. S~'yn" son. Rts,nctc riends ~
have "a" pc.sure to INFORM Jou thai lady ut
with Tho surrcs- ui your "I.urduu ltnir Color
Restrict" Her hair vas f.li,Hs ra?iily, aud
quito giHy The collar has hcal 'ct red the
tai INK oii cnuroly sluppel ai.la nos yrowt.
L. ~ GhKEi.rrs.
Drusgist. cor. Ie'th RI --,.,.es, i'blls.
Bn"tnS IlS'iNJNl.
July ga, l'7l.--nr sw.lura "a Snr! List
~l''i s'l' - "'ot, y. lo nru' ~ u i=
'o''''s "isuih hsir C'l'r R~tur"r,' vhi'h /
iisc N"tv hiu '., ,t,t better 'hsr a1y 'httg I
haN" us"h IN tho ',-t .ib.' .'rr' Il -. tlr,-.
send T., "ls 4 .1rU '..'' 4. -. u c.-e - W. :
y '-l'r q S'h, bfuGBstH, " - Irs'hr = sifci, 4,
bJston' G'rp rt''ig yrrra.
ADA BAKE,
NJ. 81 kdtiaui ,~q.lrs
"Lnnion hair Color Il - rc- ani u -. l."
Has Cnn,ii"tl' restored ny hair g. rs oI al
co,ni shd uthiui t,auty, aud csus.I n Iapid
aud luiurisui groNth,
Mn ANNIE NoGPts
No. olh North Seventh street, phlaIeIphl,
br. Dalton of philndolph,, uaysof It. The
London Hair Cuur Rr-,orrr ~ u-ni .rrPr,.
rssi'clS amrus MY pstieut, NIii frcul-. a. we'll
- ~ ihyseIi. thocot1tc spcaA frO "kpo teuyv.
80 CENTS PER bottle
Adir"s. orders t. pr swAYSE 4 son. $40
N',ta sixth Street, PhlaI 'lpu,a, Pcuu'a solo
l rOructur'
Soid 6Y al Druggists.
, 1876-08-30
H "AVIS."
CHRISTIAN 8qBD D, ST. CROII
Wednesday,, august 30h 1876,

In an evil hour for the reputation Of the
" dis " aid we venture to comment upon
the remarks of our esteemed Contemporary
of the " 81. Thomas Times on our re-
sumo of the debates in the Colonial Coun-
Gil on thu action of the Government in the
Silver Question. So at least it would
appear ii the arguments of our Cotempo-
rary be allowed to pass as correct and
sJuoa.-Without any circumIocutio1 we
expressed the opinion that the action Of
Government in the matter was correct,
giving Only two reasons among others
that might have been adduced and can bs
read in the official report of the proceed
ings lately published in our columns. The
two simple reasons were The protection
of the public Treasury from spectators,
and the enjoyment by the Public of an
unvarying circulating medium, the latter
more especially of the last Importance to
tie rural Iaboring class, whose financial
notions are very primitive although
straight enough: Money TO be money
must be good money!" That these
great boons have been achieved by
the action of the Government, we suppose
no one will seriously contest, since it is
evident that the nuisance would continue
if the least opening had been left for it.
That they are Blooms even our Cotempora-
ry would not gainsay on witnessing the
facility of business transactions now com.
pared with the previous state of things.
But in our humble opinion, our Cotefn.
fails to see things in their real bearing, at
least as far our island is concerned, and is
led astray by specious defamation. about
poor taxpayers. Who are the taxpayers :
Is not every man or woman who works q
taxpayer, directly or indirectly 2 Il, for
instance, cannot pay his tax if B does not
brush his shoes or dig his potatoes Yet
, 1876-08-30

Notwithstanding will use the 5 and the Governor
will protest, let him do SO and let the matter
go to the King the enactment has, as far as
he knows, never been held out before.
The President; The honorable Chairman
had taken very unnecessary warmth on the
question. He had not thought of making use
of the in question, but he had only
alluded to the existence Of the s as q final
protection for the Administration against the
misuse of voting too little for the requirements
ofthe Administrator he was aware Of the In.
tent of the s, and knew it was chiefly applicants
when money is refused which is necessary for the
requirements of The Administration The protest
from the Chairman was therefore quite uncalled
for.
The Chairman If His Excellency did not
think Of making use of the paragraph in ques-
ton, so much the less should 1t have been
used as an empty threat.
Several other LENDERS we're about to make
some further remarks, when it was proposed by
Members Elliott, Faber, Farrelly & Hanson
that the discussion be closed, which was agreed
to unanimously.
After the amendments sub No 2 and No 4
had been Withdrawn, the other amendments
were put 10 vote as follows:
No. 3 Telegraph StatIon-Barracks wac
adopted unanimously with II votes.
No. s.. Buildings, Customs Department.
adopted unanimously with - votes.
No. G. prison, Eichmond) adopted unani-
mously with 70 votes.
No. 7. (KingshilD adopted not being oppos
No. 5. (Frederiksteds Hos ed by the presI.
pjtal,) do.
No. 8, (Prison, Fredorik ( oenoy' were
sted adopted tacitly.
No. 10. a Diamond SohooIhouse adopted
with ii votes against /.
b. Mt. Victory, adopted unanl.
mously II votes against /.
The total sum for Building Expenses,
8I,266 was then adopted unanimously with Ia
votes; The whole Money Bill vas thereafter
for $1,000.
The Chairman notified, that after tho recti.
icaJious proposed 10 the Budget by the Presi.
dency and those made necessary by the votes
on the several Money Bills, the Total
Revenue will be s1474l0 and 4he Total Ex-
peodjturo Sl75, los, leaving 9 deficiency Of
$3.50.
AS il was late in the afternoon, the remain
ing case on The Order Of Day viz Report
from the Committee on the Communal Accounts
for lS73-74, was deferred.
The meeting closed at a O'Clock.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Cine lpertbboilc mcbieiaiidc AbtauSs
lllia.

Sic lS'Ter Aas8a5t res catcn mtbiciuii4.u la9va
.bHac3, 5a3 ais 3%oits.ter'o Satcu3es beSonnt, lit nun
ierti8 naO Se; apoi1sfeIu oti ben 2anac, bel 6auos
lsitt nit a4srIei %&5oaren. iii aQeu Ge9cuoen Ser Ger.
{ taatea uao He3 britiiacn Nm.yifa uuo faraim il,
lcScrs afiliIrtsn geseuo Ter pt,lider Nanrno.l 4,
5ateass %%slcr &aienoer 1T i.it etnem SitnitctiabyNu,z
eert eAssImdbi& om &s9Sait ie0tn SaDres nusst3ebsu
porNtN. Qy eit5dtt n;%t rur Die gsIurcttea ptagli.
ldcn asNt4i@tIae iHy rie SemaDruu8 rno &siel.rD.tz
lrsItnn9 SCR Veinaobeit, louoegn aN) cine 6rove Mttuec
tHtcre1altsr NIB nntcrpoiteupcr. l.i0tta gc4Tye, rno.
h~i &aicnaarirni, Die arrcnomti@ca @eselrunesn
dtonotagilhen ~9lttaa0ea Il. /. y. asyotn m!t gysbtr
Sor8IaIt dn9siertlat nno 02aig ri}9ti8 |btinn9tn utro;a.
Viz @nitaGc pom S,pitctttr'a NaIemoes snr 1917
miro rohIlactntib bic og3stl 'tn. sc ron tintgl in
ir8en9 e;itar SaHre b,rla99c;lamtHen ms5;eu;iGea
N@crtt aaSrAtt woFota IT. Sic 6jltni&&mt., Ns.rcu
N%oltel;er's II. @miio, tit;abnraA, "a. mcyetN ami Gm.
Di0aa eiusr 3lpsjs@titS s.: GIieinaGte sin CrgmplQr.4tt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
prdmien Dertbeilung.

Mie felt elmer Geibe bon Sabren 10
bieten mir aud oieSlnaL Ben Sreunoen
1InIeres 8lattes cine ret6e NusDabL bon
4rGmien fir sic 8orauSbe3ablung zines
Sobrgonges. Uett Eiidlt6t auf Die
in friibereu Sabrtu gena6ten Gridbrunz
aell, bietcn iuir oiefesmGl unIern Seiern
cine MustpabI, bon Der mir GberSeugt
fin6, oaB iue benz 0ei6m0Ge unIerer Sez
fer in ousrci6euoem Na6e eutiprtGt. -
Sn Der uuteH foIgenOen elite BON SIS Biz
Gcrn iin6 bic tiidtigiten uno belicbteitcn
bcutideuSh riftfteuer bcr@egentpart per7
treten; man ftuOet barin8erfe oon2eutn
S1Iding, Mar BON S6IdgeI,
&arI Sreuset, Gbeooor Sd
Otto SO IIIer, 9eribert Sc II, Soief
Slant, GOmuno 90fer, SuIiuS
Groiie, 9erman S6mt6, 8ernO
S.0uicf II. a. = Ne5en fIcineren No=
DclIen un6 GraGbIuugen beriibmtcr
SnriftlteIIer ftn0et man Sweis, Orci=,
felbft nterbdnbige 8erfe, beren 8u6s
bduOIerpreis ben 9reis zines Sabr8euz
9e5 ber m66entI. ST. StSg. tueit il6cr-
trift. Die Wtense 1T 10 crop, baB eS
monhem N~6onnenten i6mer tpcrben
mag, feline 2SabI Su treffen. gSie i'm boz
risen Sabre, 10 empfebIen mir bieSmaL
D%enientseT Qbonucuten, Die ibrer mebs
rcre bel einanber ipobnen, ibre 8cltel=
Iunseu 5u9Leib etn;uienOeu uno ii6 10
sulammen cine @usabL Deri6ie6ener Bill
der fomme1t 81 Iaiien, bic fie 6ann ultcr
cinanoer gum Seien GlStauidcn fDnneu.
Die BeOtngun9en 1inb bic aus fribez
zen Sabren befannten. Sober [alte noer
itcuel Nbomlent, tueIder [auBer Der 8e>
ri6tt9uug etDat9er alter 9fiditdnbe,
falls ioI6e %nnrban6en iinO] 2 Cellars
an bic Office Der Sainots Stdat53eitntg
cinienoet, erDdlt oafiir auBcr cincr1
sSabr9an9 bes BodenbIntteS Der Slit
nots Stadts 3etturq Iooer SeS y9Seitcn",
ipenl1 ct bieieu nor3iebtl zines Der in
Der mad It ebenben Gtite aufz
9efIbrten Berte, 10 ipeit Der
8orratb berieI6en reidt. - Sc e1er sic
8efteauns ein9eia:.bt ipirb. beito iiderer
lift Der Nbonnent, baS bcitintmtc Bud,
iueI6eS CT uinI6t, su befommen, ba,
tpern Der gorratb bon citem @erfe err
f60pft 1T, tptr feline 9iambciteQung
x1ndelt f0rner.
Griefc uno 0eLoer riGtc ilait oil
Illinois StaatSZci1umS 60.
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
@lieseliafcif lit oic eletue1cnbeit

UpM GONler5, ll8t Scan B0ui Ntdter,
mo %, 800 oaufDare Batientcn Ic9uem
Gas cin3tge !0eilmittel, bG9 8eGen 500
nncrebotOest entoecft !Duroe. O5 lit
cine iutilenihGftLidle Gerbinoung Der be-
item MtctDopeu fra1s6iilher. cu9lilder
uno a%mertfanilder NunDGrste. mtrft
ais SnltrltNtnt, GriOeiWungsnGitteL unO
Mfc0JSin. 8eipd6rt ioiorti9c %inoerun8
mo poll0rin9r D0uige Daucril0e Qeilnl8.
Yrcis Sl.00, proben rel. 6rGReO
,lQelGidt Durd q. feu1t dotcr Il
: o., 5oG 1916, 9ttlp yort.
tg,lS, 2O,22ING
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

nISrQnciscc. %. 6

q Vt " u ~ ~DL84
Ser oentotratildeS taGtsau9i6uB BON
SregOg ta9te geitern in Salem II be-
i0loB, einen Aufruf an oaS Nolf ill err
Iallen, 3n Dem Grl0e, oaB Oaifelbe am 5.
Sanuar III ieoem GDuntp 3uian1ntcnfom-
men mDge, nun Die politlibe SaOlaQe 3l
beiprehen uro ge9en BUS BerfaDren Der
5SGblbeb0tocn Der bret ftreitigen Staaten
Terpabrung ein5ulegen. 0ouperneur
@rOper'S 0anolungstDsile wurOe gutsez
hipCru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
1GcetOn.


: 0IlaDaee y. Nes.
Sd9 Sberltaatsgeridt bat ben Gilts
iprub Ses bemOtratilhem 0ouoerneurSz
canoiOaten Drctu 9egen bic 4ntm OFT 0e5
pcanvassing board" aufre6t erboIten unb
all IeBteren ben 8efebt erge6en l~ailcn, pie
Stimmeu nobmaIS ;u sdbIen uno 3Dat.
ate Sttmneu, mic le BON ben county
canyassing boards" beridtet nDroen
ftuo. Die 0emofraten iubeIn lber iDren
Sieg. Ger 0eri6tSbof rerta9te itb bis
mor0en Sormitta0S neun ubr, nd6oeat
CT ielleu GntibluB 0n8e3ci9t bate, nlor'
gen Den Gerlntn Su I0LteBcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Gin prnnimenter Barrier Qrst be:

Ns91 TEUFttEEE9E8EE FuEIISI NI6l De>
itGti9t, baB GungentrdnfDeitelt our6 bi=
rccle ltnipenOung Der QeilnittcL curirt
iperOcn miiiieu. Or. S. s.. Wcgean'S
0uitellz un0 Sun8en>0 WLobuluS
lit oa5 o9ieue BrinSip", oa n~litteLit Der
Wlobule oa5 Gas Oem WtInoe un0 allen
l~eibeuoen Gbeileu 5u0efilbrt miro. GS
beilt tOal5> ino &ungertronfDeiten, 0uz
lten uno Shiptlo|udt. Yrobe>S hQ0;
tellt iuerocn su Is Gent5 per 8oit ners
ianOt. Or. s.. $. McScan, 3l4 Gheitnut
en-, ct. @oui5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

0to0 nic lit Elm 0si[mitteG 9eDrauAt
iDorOei,, neLd)e3 DER WenlNbeit 10 pieL
0utie 8ebra0t bar, ais Or. An9mf
M0ntG's S~>0nbnr9er Sropfen. Die
3su9nliie bemeilen 0ieleS. Sober Hatient,
ipeld)er bic Gropfen prODir1, ieOe Yerion,
lpeld)e oiel8irtun8 0erielben 9eiebcn bat,
mus gelttDcll, baB bieie5 iDutoerbare
0eilmittcl obne ieineS OLetden DalteDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
9smblisire mn ms out lit

Ymblisire unr mas gut lit. 81. s.
s.. Wtc@san'S itdrtcnoe5 Gor6tal IND
Blutceini9cr lit cin ba5 &cbcn uerldnz
9erube5 !0ciLmitteI cS pcrlci0t 2ebenSz
fraft unO OcIunO0eit. itGrft DGs menih-
It6e SDitem itn0 reinigt ulo beiicrtsoa5
8Lut. Or. S. s.. Wtc2ean, 3l4 Gbeit7
nut Str.i ct. &Qnis, go. As
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

1. 9tr 1teisc slbaIara. 9tOntart
upn Suttus 0rniie. 1871.
Il &baGer, .224 Ssr.1
e Cute ARenSdctt nn6 ibre
9ef6i6ten. 9aopellen uplt
SAD 30 a 1874. 1878
81 Snbalt: l. 2IuS elmer a,I=
Dern 8eLt. .. @Idubigcr ais
t0eiratDSfifter. 3. Die Derliebte
9teoacttOn. IL Gbatcr.
D. Bot @ten nad 8iIagoS. 0is
itorii9sr Jtontan bon Terbiz
ranb StOIIe. 1867. 0rci
8dnbe. 1870, 188 unO 183 Seiz
ten.
f. 6rteSti6e Va9rtcm II fries
9erif6er 3ett. Gin Sfi3Senz
bud bon 2Hcian$ ) erbert
fSuliuS 0ruubIing. 1872. 1898
Seiteu = l &baIer l23 S9r.l .
8. 24ns Der 0ron3ofemscit. Grz
5dblun9 bon 2epim g d. ii
ing. Il. 0eipeniter in Den Ars
bcnnen. 2. &anOerOn.l
e. 6r6f RetIam, Der 8ebcI, cine
g~r3dbluug aus oem un9aril6en
EieHanoe, bon Mtar pon
S6I6get. 1875. 2. 8dnoc.
o. Die sSiGocn Ser 0eIeHI1oft.
Cine Gr31hluno bon &c NOu
SbLGgeI. 1878.
3. 8obespierre. 0eidi1tli6er 9to=
man BON &arl8artenburg'
1873. 2 8dn6e [lSO uno l66 Sciz
ten SbaIer 20 S9r.I
40. @to5art. Gin &InitLerleben Don
0eribert &aa. Siertc Nufz
Iaee. 8 8dnbe.
ii. NON POSSUMUS. Toman bon
ST.. '0iIartuS. 1871. 2
8Gn0e.
II. Die SirseW it, WsiiM6en. gto=
man bon per nj g Of 10.
[oeiDSi9, 1881 Sdn6e 1890 II.
$50 81
Is. Y%etersbItrs 1tttS GtoG1oIut.
9iftorif6er 9toman bon 8arou
&GrI BON &eiieG. [2eip3ig
1861 28dnbe [2OS ulb FOG 81
16. @c0lanat 1t,to GrloS6cm. Sts
ftorii1er &oman bon Serbiz
nanb gfIng. Bdroc.
~. Die B6Hener 1T Nta0. Sis
ftoriiaer Roman BON 9r. q. 6:
0aa5.
18. Scr 1aioratsDerr+ Sin 9tos
ma aus Der G~egentuart. in bret
86n6en, bon Otto Mtiner. 1873.
10. 0abrtFamttn tmS .trbcitcr,
ODER Der Me8 gum Srrenbaule.
So3ialer Gomar1 bon Adolf
S6trmer. 8 8Gn0e.
30. Sit &orette. 8tl6er aus 6ent
ungoriiden Gmi9rantenEeben III
Son6o1. Son einem WtitgIicb 6er
Emigration. 1864. Gier
gGuoe.
81. Die 0oItSbc8I16er. Sine
GradbIun9 bon Otar Don S9lG9eI.
1874. 1910 81
~. Scat Saancs 6%om1cnit. .3tDet
Gpiiooen aus ieinem &eben. Son
2enin S9Ifing. 1870.
%. 9tut @ofe bon &ort. 9iitnris
fher 3ontnn aus Der Neu5eit bon
81. bon 6. 8 86nbe L2l2, 200 unO
1856 81
D. 9aS 9otHmettt. Cine Santiz
Iiensei6i6te bon Sc. g. 9aDn,
getfaiier bon D9er Seri9pMnz
bene", vStarbember8" &c. 1865.
.3nei GbeiIe [2OS MnO 126 81 in
sineW 8gnoe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Qepe(0en
(yortIsktng pom erfter Seite.)

WGDorS bon 0alpelton bot, tDortit geS
laat miro. bah &emptou bort truber yoz
li3eioireftor gelpelem unD bort Oers
1disoeuer Gerbrehen dugefla9t let,
uno fubr fort: Ser WtaDor lbldt
mir nadtrdgli9 Abl6riften Der Nntla:
gen gegen Gempt0n gu. l3eu9e Dronte
Die Gapiere gum Sori6einl. SD babe
bic @rfldrung, mel6c Tempton am I.
Nouember ubr NbenoS nit ben dnoeren
Gommii1dren uitb 6en6iIfssS utoeSmar'
114ueu unterseidnete un0 iDortu tie 1GS
gen, oaB Die 8abI i'll 2. Se5trt Der IL.
9Saro ruDig abgeLaufen lei. $50 babe
ferner elm 0tamenSoerSei6niB bon Nlen.
ipelbc III ienem 2Sabl6eSirf geltImmt
babCn.
Sames @reer, Der nGdlte 3eugc,
tuo0nt III bent SprengeL ga Vapette. 9'e
Nabl DerIief bort in Der trteolt01teti
Weiie. Nud ct lpcib nt0tS bon GIn>
1UIibterun9.
Monroe .. Doun9 ipobnt 1T oemIel@
BEN Spren9el ll10 bat ntem1l5 cine trteo>
lt6cre Babl 9eleben, ais Die. ipelde am
7. NoOember D. S. in ieirlem WoDn0rte
SerminIonpiae itattgefun0el1. Bon Gtrl'
i6ihterung ipar feline Eeoe. Seoer
B6bIer fonnte unbsbcuigt itinlner, Tir
iDeu CT tp0Ute.
2tue auoeren :3euget, tpel0e berbUrt
tunroe1, ma1ten GbnIide 4~uslagen.
Sem rIe ms, %. 9e3.
S0r benz ~unterduSi6uB oe3 gauss
urteriudun9sausl6uiles fir yteD Or
leans uuo a~rgren5enoe Sprengel ld9te
Deute 90. 81. Stridnor bon Gdn9ipGbG
aus, OaB bic gSabl bort Oble Storunger
DerIaufen let uno oas CT ME Oduon gez
bort babe, baB Die 6duIer bon S6tDar3en
etlrgeGlbert tporoen ieier, oaB Die gSeis
ben Oie2ebteren beorobt b1ttsn, ooer DAB
%ilberbaupt trgelo ipeLde GiniOl0terun9
itatt9efunoeu.
Sno=GaroItua.
a, 19. Oe3.
Die Oentotrdtil1en Senatorcn Deretz
nigteu iie enblt1 beute nit bent ben0>
fr0ttlden !0aufe 3ur MabI zines Sunz
oe3lenatpr5 lllo ertDdblten W2. s. Butler
BON GOgefteIo County nit 64 gegeH Is
GttrnuleI.
@aiDin9ton, 81. 9e5.
Gin GeIe9ralnm BON Columbia, SO.
iagt: Die republifantlde 0eiebgsbuug
iutro morgen ibre Seiiton f6lieBen m1t0
Da5 oer1otrQtil6e Oaus .piro tDabrI9etuz
LID ibrem Beiipiele fOLseu.
GoLumbtG, p. Deg.
Die republifoltide 0e1ebgebuug bat
beute Nbeno tbre Sellton seIhLoien.
9aS bemofratilde 6auS ta9t III 9cz
beinler SiBung. so eS cbenfaQ5 aus=
etnanoer 9ebcn miro, ipeiB man nod
nidt.
Ser GongreB> NusI6uB lit nod INNER
6arnit belhdftigt, bic berthtt9ten 28ablbe=
rtdte ta6euarild su Dr0nen. Bis gum
Befanntmeroen Oe5 Gr9ebniileS iueroen
iDabrideinIt6 no0 mebrerc Sage nGrs
9ehtu.
9aS oemofratil6e 0auS bat it6 ebcls
falls duf unbeitimlate l3ett Dertdgt. 8etDe
@ouuer1eure 1tno iegr ftA fel0it iibers
IaiIen. Gem @onp. Darnpton fitO bic
sur Gu5iibung ietues Amtes n0tDi9eu
Weloer ueripro6en unD CT 1T bereitS oda
bel, Die County : Seb0rOen SIT organic
ftren.