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larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. Ii is therefore the best advertis-
Ing medium in this part Of the State.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-31

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-31

- SIM ,,Gndre" 9ibt cS cine 9arte,
Die niemolS ais 8rumpf oufaeoeft miro
unO bod ieSeS @faI 8rumpf 1T = beE
l!ula 6pnal.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Deniisirp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS (;
mechanical dentistry reasonable charges satisi1cuon
eeAtShteed ~ West IlirtyiOur,hst NtwBkOU6H
NOMEIHlNG NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
lCLlAY hose Pearl Plaies indicating color and sub
ss snss Tor artificial teeth excel everything heretofore o.
io beauty gt and tness only 20 be seen
- Pieca;ed male IN Gay. aud only 80 70 42g POI
az al AID exAme Also. best Rubber Ses IRON 40 70
"a Sold and Platiun, 80. Extracting uNdT gas.
D'i.G WAIT 80 East TweBY thirdst. Madis0naye
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Gpnnirp flcal estate for Sale.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct. %. i


TOR SALE. or TO LET-S350 will rent
1Oroom COTTAGE hot aul cold water, stationary tubs,
6c. fur lection hour from Cy H9ll Also, splendid
Gd place n acres; handsome grounds plenty Oi nus
lOuse has u bath saDng for SIX horses; nom
IA rent Two pretty COTTAGES Il 30 rCnt per aInln
JAMES z. HAY, - Broadway.
NOR SALE-The HILLSDALE FARM, stu
u ate In Florence Mass. miles from Northampton
opeio1rth Of q mile from Nil Ige VI Florence
80 acres land wei Waiclclt about luu
acres thoroughly unacyirGncg with tile; 100 acres o wood
land. hon and uUtuuCiurs good order; uuc hAy
ifn built a. gu expense $4,000 oue2h tAe crops
lSs oa JiS vii be sold win the iailn on
separately. For fur.her particulars address j. = bLlNN
7 o. BOY &2st Ne"-GorS City.
DYE. NeW-Hayen RajlrOad.-IlaRds0me Cot
IA tae ana six aeres Tor sale easy terms would
change iOr house in Brooklyn rutland WHITING
Beesmau-st
C1 OO0 WITHIN Is MONTHS, without
y p<,OOO interest. balance Of purchase m9Hey $1,000
tnain. bY ilJiimeuts or choice ci couIoiaDe
COTTAGE RESIDENCES with grounds nearly du acre, lid
cut careu lawn drive. with shade bearing rs vines,
De. IL rooms: and cold water, bath. closets
Euatod hcatI orderly locality two dcpt,. ahc 20
llues from II1tity aud Cortaadt ferries az almost any
loar; cheau fares agreeable travel summer OF Winter
One o. them may be reRtei 90 careful es lu4ur O the
OWNER. EO1El 9, No Mas "a 81. \ y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
C1 OO0 WITHIN Is MONTHS, without
an,iion Sales of Real estate.
A -.PEREMPTORY SALE.
Il. EIlHAND Y. HAENETT. AuctOueeI,

A -PEREMPTORY SALE.
a. RICHARD y. HABNEII, AuctOueer,
viii sell 90 auction. on
WEDNESDAY oct. 25,
10 O'Clock IN, at
Vast tnti l,fwceu 9Th and Madison aves.,
ly order Josiah Icy esq,
rge and valuable colaoon Of on Paintings by ihe following
lrists. Cent? Bael StlrkcUb0rgh, Fitzpatrick. Cole
Bcard Achenbach TOussai Freeman, Reed Hubnrr som
mer Chatter. Werner jacobsen, CJbb,tt Carlone Robbie
Hall Hoguet. TAFT. and others; supnrh Bi1hlts dc.
Rich rosewood P0f Sfits Pier and M1ute MTors q TIE
beautiful ZEs. Phelau s. NoAruder Billiard Table
Harness. and SATIN Canask window H3bgingA
MOquet sIt Brussels Carpets, Csudehe1s Gas tixtures
Cuyed black walnut bookcases fe6t lh and - fri VINO
IAlriry Furniture 0od black wanUt and OAK Iestea
aud Bedroom S's; Bedding black walnut Ruftt black wal!
e!sGu dining Table and Chairs China and Glass
ware, black walnut ha Hat Sjand with mirror Kitchen Fur
iture Refrigerator ana 3D. that belongs T,Cl1-s house
Catalogues end permits Inspect pictures al auCuOlee
ole. III Broadway, basement
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Zeal Gsiatr 90 Gtrhnuae.

EARM of about 100 acres wanted in exchange
i fof beautiful small RESIDENCE neaT Nc@NOrs city
modern hOusc ana valued $4,000 gagged for $500
r. q. & q. :. BROWN, 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Golcle.

IT NEW ENGLAND HOTEI-LODGINGS,
~ 90 cents nightly Tor gentlemen only 900 light sop
arate rooms. Corner EOwery aud Bayatd
HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, Eleventh-,t., he
tween Broadway and Unyrg7lty place-A strictly first
family house; and newly furnished. vc'y dcrabo
rooms. pI Cos FeIy moderate
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
6elp il)anieo

A GENTS.--S25 per week and expenses to
n live men who will work for and employ sub agents
" ERIE CHEMICAL COMPANY
BufalO n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Sales bp Auttion
furniture.

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!- Blue, Gray, and
Wb,te guare Bed Blankets Fancy Plush Robes ing ~ au
C,rats M low prices; Canton Matngs OncothS ANDN"
LESTER & co. 81 Broadway
TIURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &C,
II cbean for cash or liberal terms OF payment SOM
PERTII AIT'S l55 aud 57 Chathams Three ouilaihgs
LARGE wareo0ms Chamber suits $lS to SOU falot
suits $50 90 goo. Tap Brussels, 81.
TT G. SELLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lOS Fultonst
FINE CYLINDER DESKS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
BROOKLYN properin 60 Get.

VN0 LET-3-Story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
Il l55 Kemseu ST. 5stOry bIck DWELLING, l79 VII
iouEhbVst GORDON L. FORD % Clark ST., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
t0intcr Rcsorts.

THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau
y Bahama Islands. now opcn r. J. POTTER Proprietor
steamer, New YORK oct y and Nov % FOI tall lufOr
nation apply 10 JAMES LIDGEKWOOD ~ CO.. 75s Broad
way. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Aliscelianeous


a JUS. Stammering Institute-Dr. White,
Az <thaye Abundant references. No pay unth cured
DELM0NlCO's REM0VAL.-L. DELM0N-
1 lCO viii remove from 5thaye and 3thst Broadway,
Ssaaye and 26thst (Madsonsquarel. MONDAY. seVt II
'TNHE T0LL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
,tSu Ingenious gem 80 objects 70 find Address, with
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

V'0 LET-TwO very desirable FLOORS for
II light housekeeping fuiy furnished private house 22s
West 5sthst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Gountrn propertn 90 Ert.

EOR RENT-Within a short ride of Talla-
hAsse Fia, handsomely furnished double HOUSE. For
@ estaA and particulars apply al 81 West 2Cthst
tOR RENT-Furnishcd HOUSE in Hewellyn
Park with ~ rooms furnace range barn and garden,
h hOuse &C. also span Of good family horses that Will
~ allowed their keeping VIII AZ low
sst Orange, NswJersev
IO REAT-At Plainfeld. n. j., partly fur
= = hshed house containing 10 depot;
sAl goard tor rent. Address THOMSON, Tribune Ofica
ITO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE at Morris
Town, \. w r.. Haley's house Macculioci ave-
~ goSd furnace water gas &c inquire at ONCE of FIRE
14ANs TRUST 1NS. CO., POI Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Gitn propertn 90 Eet.

V0 LET-Lower part of 3-stoly BRICK
HOUSE, 30. 52j LeZingtO low rent 70 desirable
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

VNO LET. with BOARD, two Handsomely
4 furnished ROOMS suitable for gentlemen ara their
wives class family private terms mouoa %
:. -. L-.--r IL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

no. % WEST 22D-ST.-One large HALL
u ROOM with closet pc heated also sunny extension
room suitable gentlemen, with board references eH
CHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

ETIfI
qulld. Address stating ltIuDu aud terms. j. Boa iO2.
g. ID.
BOARD WANTED for two adults, three
ID .rll children aud nurse tryl. family location not
ahuVr iUh rt Ad1rc stating terms winch must De reason
able. vs.. T.. o. BOX 1874.
(XANTED-By a single gentleman, Il nice
w SITTING and BFDEOD1f. 4oDfhcfn ~yp0snr" with or
without board M,di,1u1ve Addics, \. h. C.. buno
Uptown once. .t3- broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

~ Protestant position good careful driver and
groom attend 10 furnaces and 10 gardening
Will himself generally useful excellent references Ad
dress WILLIAM j. Tribune Uptown ONCE ,yj5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS,

~. 80 L. FUNKE, JR, SOLE kGEST.
As ~ John-St. N. X. Post 0thoc Boa l.o2a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

STH-AVE., No. ;, near the lireyQort-,An entll,
and Two single ROOMS: accommodation ana tao'e un'ui
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Board and Rooms Wanted.

4 REFINED YOUNG LADY wishes BOARD
- i4 private family highest references ". Ifnnn'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
Letter from Indiana.
NEwpuRGu. IND. Sept. c. =

NEwBURGH, IND, Sept. G. &c.
MR. HARPER The season has been
unusually fine for vegetation, the mar
kets are overstocked with produce at
exceedingly low prices. Hay is selling
At s. 90 per ton; Wheat ut IS cents,
and Potatoes at % cents per bushel.
and the presumption is that Corn Will
be worth about 20 or % cts per bushel.
We have q great deal of sickness ut
the present time; it is no trouble at all
to have a chill; man can have q shake
ut his own pleasure; all that is necessa-
ry is TO take n cucumber and lean up
against brick wall where the sun can
shine on him, and he can shake just as
much IS he pleases. / always make it
point to lean against wall when see
persons coming after me that are in the
habit OF forgetting TO pay their DIR. bills.
The Political Campaign has thorough.
~ opened in this vicinity and tho cx-
element is intense. We have political
speaking two or three times week by
both parties. The Tilden & Hendricks
and Hays * Wheeler Clubs :.re in full
blast--parading the streets and having
torch.light professions in order to pick
zip rs many loose votes as possible
they are having contest that beth par.
ties seem 10 regard as death struggle {;
but the Democracy are gaining in num-
bcrs, and think they have the ascen-
dancy ut the present time. A short
time since while the Hon. j. ID. Williams
and b. Harrison, (the respective nomi-
nees for Governor of this State,) were
speaking ut Mt. Vernon, Indisna, there
were quite q number Of Republicans n
rose TO their feet and declared them
selves Democrats. | think there is no
doubt, judging from the appearance of
things ut the present time that Tilden &
/ Hendricks will carry this State by n
large majority. think the poor, igno-
rant negroes, are getting their eyes open.
| a"costcd we'll known negro of this
place the other day, by saying, well,
uncle, suppose you will vote for Hayes
* Wheeler, will you not?" He said -
We'll. dunno, massa, all the publ
cans | cher worked for swindled me, and
Isc worked for de Democrats. and they
always treated me right. and | think
Is gwine TO 90 for de bridge dat carries
me ober de safer; Use not gwine TO let
dc Iublicans pull de wool ober dis mig
gers eyes any longer"
The Railroad Companies have favored
the citizens Of Evansville Dc Newburgh
with sa.n.a fine excursions during the
season; two to St. Louis aud one to
Chicago; the fare 10 st. Louis, for round
trip, WAS s. 90 We all took Vantage
or cheap fare 70 have good time there
was l,tue passengers on one trip, and
eyo.y thing terminated pleasantly.
NJ a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
IoOIs All AGENTS
q q g g 9 9 q 9

- W0E.rG Cif-g We arc now prcpar-
'd to ....H a.. closes with constant employ
mons r'a as ,ho time ot for their
spais r....f's. Business ucw light end profit
able lr.tors o. either s,s easily earn from %
r-rfH i., ...r .r ..ir. ..rG d rroporfi5n sum
bT crr 20. whole iimc 90 The bu5incss.-
Rng arI .-lf.r nf much az men,
lnat ESD ... . .1ue. may send thcir nd-
dress, nnd trat tha business make this unpar-
aueiet o"rr, 10 -uch ne are not we'll satisfied
We Will send one dollar 90 pas Cor The trouble Of
wr'irE Fgl' particulars, samples worth several
dollars 30 commences work oni and n copy 'of
uomo and DE. one OF thc largest aud best
illustrated Publications OH sent free hy mail
uldr,.s. GssGsg SriysJg & Co Portland. Maine
sept g. 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
Details of the Bank Robberv.-
4 I9!d and AarddT0Hs Atensr. 7trzrtea ~ a
BSGre Nan.


CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-The details Of the
attempted bank robbery at Mortified,
Minnesota, yesterday, are as follows: A.
bout two o'clock eight mounted men
armed with navy revolvers, carrying ex.
ira cartridges, dismounted in front OF
the bank. Five remained outside and
three entered the bank and sprang over
the counter. One held knife at the
throat Of j. ID. Haywood, the cashier,
ordering him TO open the treasury vault.
The other two compelled A. l.. Bunker,
assistant cashier, and Frank Wilcox,
clerk, to hold up their hands. Haywood
refused to open the vault. The knife
was pressed against his throat, still he
refused. In the meantime the people
were gathering and the robbers became
impatient. Haywood persistipg in his
refusal, one OF The robbers presented his
pistol at the right temple and shot him
dead. The three then turned to Bunker
ordering him to open the vault. lie de-
MED knowledge OF the combination
He ran out the back door, receiving 4
SHOT IS he ran, from pistol bullet, in
his right shoulder. Wilcox was not at.
tackled. Meanwhile townspeople in the
street had opened FIRE or the robbers,
killing two aud wounding one. Five es-
capped, carrying the wounded one with
them, leaving one horse killed and ano.
Their captured by the citizens. The eli.
liens arc in hot pursuit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
a Smart Act.

Last evening while Harper, the clown
of Barnum's circus, was passing up
broadway, little child slipped from q
threc-story win low, and came hea6long
toward the pavement. Harper at the in
slant, IS it would seem, providentiaily,
caught sight OF tie Child rs it left the
window above, aud, with the alacrity of
Il cat, placed himself in position TO
break It's fall. When it came dUwG to
him he caught it With Grm grasp. and
not only broke its fail, but held il from
going 10 the pavement. The act was
bold and dangerous, but successful
The athlete suffered some little injury,
but not enough To speak of in connec.
ton with SO extraordinary a reat.-Dai-
" .Sorotogjlp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15
The Sioux Campaign.
Gcncral TeTy's Co',uaa Djssolo

genera 4eiiyS CUGiiet DtSsotU'U.
NEW YoEK, Sept. IA special dis.
patch from Tcrry's camp, on tic Yellow
stone, near Glendiye, September 5, via
Bismarck. Dacotah territory, says -
General Terry this morning issued an
order Gissoiying his Operating column.
General Gibbon, with She Montana
troops, leaves in the morning for Fort
Ellis. Major Reno, with the eth cavalry
aud Major Moore's battalion of the 9th
infantry, will patrol the north bank OF
The Yellowstone in order 10 prevent any
band Of hostile Sioux that may be re-
treating before General Crook crossing
the r!yc: Colonel Otis, with the 22nd
infantry will remain at this point in
charge OF 81 subsidiary depot. General
Terry and staff proceed to Buford by
steamboat. The General viii give his
whole attention TO the forwarding OF
.uppi.o5 80 the new pos on the Tongue
river. The campaign may be regarded
% virtually at an end so far as General
TCrry'5 column is concerned. Every
body i'm camp is delighted, rs it had
been evident for long time that we
were not likely to accomplish much good
by rCmaiG- in Tic field.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-15

~ nc A'if OF woman nearly 80.
" mo ole't Oh martina s vineyard recently
was "A'IIy woven I'D Win ia'"9 halr,
. .''-" '.'" Ho' p''h removed Tor over
'''''J cars an" was h'I' Ih p!"co "y
40. pms one aFdcie oil her q. s7 was
'.." ''se.'.. W 'D'ee "'N'ic' ana e's-,
,l"s' I"o's' Hc' bureaus contained 3'
"o" "i'7s patterns OF "I' h'lis aoi quail.
'''0 . come OF ''eIH O0uShJo4 years ago.
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O0OO Can't be made by every agent every
eN.JsttJ month in the business we furnish.
but those willing 10 work can easily earn - Do
zen dollars day right tn their own localities.
Have no room to explain here Business pleas
ant and honorable. Women, srd boys aad girls
DO rs well as men We will furnish you a COM
pleie Outfit free. Thc business pays better ;ban
anything else We will bcat Ell cuse Of Btsriin <
ing you. Particulars Tree. Write and see 20
Farmers and mechanics, their cons nnd daugh-
tcrs, ard all Glasses ia need Of paying work 81
home shonld write 90 us and l,nrn nll about iio
work al once now 10 lhe time Don't delay.
Address TRUE & CO, Augusta, Maine
Sept -, 1876.
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Governor Tilden and his clients :.
associates had some very heavy losa na
IN ls6l-62. rs many other men of ass 81
had in those years, and these loses $50
down his returnablc net income. Fyca
the most stupid Republican now fnn.'
understands that gross receipts are No,
net income. '-O'
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tI Governor IiESy a. WISE df.
~ 81 h'a residence in Richmond, ON
Tuesday last agc1 20 ycara.
lDIhc republicans, as heretofore.
have carried Maine. The vote OF both
parties was very largo.
Alexander IT, stephen has been
re- nominated by bis constituency TO-
Georgia for Congress.
gTWM'c tho republicans q, Loucas.
Ger Ohio. were raising q pole az that
place on saturday evening last. two hun
Jrci and fifty feet high. The rope broke
and uo pole fell, killing Charles Drin.
bic, George Fink and Charles Huffman.
Several others were wounded.
lVAt tho democratic ratification
meeting in Anderson, $. G., on the 2nd
inst, 10 is estimated That 1000 colorcd
mon were present out or the C0o0 in
attendance.
IVA fire on Saturday afternoon last
destroyed $4,000 Of property in the VIZ
airry Of tho Centennial grounds Phil
rdciphia. The Trans Continental Hotel
made q narrow cecarc
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Public Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit, Co..,
Id rendered on the 9th day of Nav. lsse
the chancery cause of Il. Dywatcrs rs. s. Sh,s.
holtEer, &C, will sell at public auction. 10 ~
hghes, bidder, before the Court-houae door i
Romney. West Va,
On Tuesday, he 17M Of October, 1876
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IIAzl>a a Newly MARRIED PAIR
Ng'{t.yn ScafimeaL-The following from
the Providence ,R. L. jgmnoI, indicates
what Northern sentiment is, il practice.
on attempted race equality:
"Joln II. Docaor, Of Charleston. South
Carolina, lmuatto) was married in New.
port, Il. T.. Monday evening. to jeanette
Burbridge, ,wLitc,j daughter Of one OF
the business men OF that CITY. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
tho pastor 81 the Union congregational
lco.orcd) Church. IA it was generally
understood Chat the Wedding vas 90 take
place large and bojstcrous crowd Of
men, women and chjliron copyrighted
about the house and made night liGcoue.
They t.-cw stones st The house, broke
windows, and used the most insulting
language, the women being the mos.
administrative. The police were sum.
moncd, but To 10 purpose. Tar barrels
were burned, and lhe wedding was de-
laycd in consequence Of tie mob. The
bride had not lived 40 home for long
time, and her father. although opposed
- tho wc3din" took no measures 20
prevent Che union"