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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ TIMOTHY n. BROOKS 20. JreBPHISE
BRooKs.-In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cam
tria County; No. 46, June Term, 1873. Libel in
Dirprcs.
The undersigned, baving been appointed Com
missioner by the cour. to take testimony in the
above stated case. Lereby gives notice to all par
ties interested, that he will attend To the duties
of said appointment at his Office in Ebensburg. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th. 1876, at pollock In the
afternoon, when and where they may attend II
they think proper.
GE0. w. OATMAN, Commissioner.
Sent Is ls76.-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-06
\ DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YoUNa

u for sale choice lot of youug POLA Nd
CHINA PIGS. the best Hog that - rs,ss.-l Tor
profit; fattcns at any age and viii weigh 20 iJ
300 lbs trom mont he 90 foar old. For FUR
ther particulars address me at Sinking Vail. y,
Blair Co.. Pa REU BEN FOX
Aug. Is, lsr6. 3m.s
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Eat, Drink and be Merry"
Then take d. X. and be 0. X.
0. S. BLOOD, P. j. MOVES,
LANE & DUMMY, COLBY & HAMBLEN
Whitefeld.

w ulGSuGlu.
George Quimby, little son Of W. X.
Quimby, while assisting in getting flour
out of a car here, last Friday, had one OF
his fingers caught in such a way as to
take it off as clearly as if it had been
done with dull axe, but George showed
a grit that is good for living without
fingers.
Mr.. W. N. Arlington of St. Johns
bury, or Barnet, has located here to
practice law. 1t seems like carrying
Goals to Newcastle, for three-fourths of
the male inhabitants of Whitefield are
lawyers if you let them tell it.
Ossian Ray, Esq, of Lancaster made a
long speech here Saturday night at the
Hayes and Wheeler flag raising. Mr..
Rays speech was well received by his
Republican friends, but the Democratic
brethren didn't exactly like it by dem
sight. Ossian is smart, but leetle bit
extreme for missionary.
About dozen of our folks leave for
the Centennial next Monday. They'll
have good time at the exhibition, and
we'll have good time wondering where
in thunder they got the money to 90 with.
George Miles isn't going. They invited
him, but he said, "times is so 'ard that l
can't get money nuf a ed to find bout
wat time the train gifts ERE"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE ITEMS.
Lancaster.

H
Next Sabbath Rev. G. e. Harrington
will preach upon the subject of "The
future of our country" An interesting
discourse may be expected
At Kent G Griswold's may be found a
nice line of boots for men and boys wear,
also large stock of horse blankets, lap
robes, &C.
L. II. Stevens of this town exhibited
trout last Monday, taken from the
head waters Of the Androscoggin river,
which was twenty-five inches long, six
inches deep and weighed six pounds. 1t
would make ones mouth water to look at
it.
Richard P. Kent, Son & Co. are selling
goods this fall at prices. that fairly aston
ish their customers. Their new goods
are now open for inspection and sale.
Call and see them and get prices. A few
thousand yards of those heavy yard wide
sheetings still selling for seven cents pei
yard.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07


Frank Smith OF the firm Of Frank
Smith 6 Co., is now in Michigan select
ing winter apples for their trade. They
hare just received car load of nice fall
fruit aud all in want of some nice eating
apples will do well to give them a call.
In place Of the regular prayer meeting
at the Congregational church last Sab
bath evening, Rev. C. f. Harrington gave
an interesting lecture upon what he had
witnessed during his visit to the centen-
NAL exhibition at Philadelphia.
Richard P. Kent, Esq, has voluntarily
retired from the office of Treasurer OF
the Lancaster Bridge Co., after con-
tinuous service in that capacity of forty
six years.
George Bellows has left in our Office a
bunch Of pea vines, containing blossoms
and pods of nearly full grown peas. The
vines are as fresh and green as is usual ia
June.-Gazette.
We call attention to Mrs. Nutter's new
advertisement in this Issue. The full line
of new goods were selected by Miss Hib-
bard, the accomplished milliner, so
favorably known to the ladies of Lancas-
ter, and who has entered upon a new
engagement with Mrs. Nutter.
The ladies ofthe Congregational Church
aud society of Lancaster, will hold fair
and levee at the Lancaster House,
Wednesday evening, 18th inst. A large
collection of fancy articles will be offered
for sale; bountiful supper will be pro-
vided for such as wish, also oysters and
ice cream, with an exhibition Of tableauX
and other entertainments. A good time
is anticipated, and the presence Of the
public is respectfully solicited.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Pittsburg.

Pittsburg.
The starch mill situated on Perry
stream, in this town, owned by +. L.
Brown was destroyed by fire on Friday
night, 22d inst, together with the dry
house, woodshed, and about 90 cords of
wood. The fire is supposed to have been
incendiary, as the mill had been unused
for more than year, and no fire of any
kind had been kept about the buildings.
Loss about $4,000; insured. -NeocS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Colebrook.

The exhibition, especially of stock and
horses, at the fair of the upper Coos and
Essex Agricultural Society, held at Cole
brook on the 2Sth ult., is said to have
been very fine, and the attendance good.
The region embraced within the limits OF
this society is very productive, and the
people are full Of enterprise-two points
very essential to the success Of an agri-
cultural fair.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
East Concord.

We have two or three candidates for
States Prison. Frank Durcham, young
man eighteen years of age, was visited
by officer Quimby this morning, and he
gave up thirty-nine dollars, which James
Winslow lost out of his pocket book a
few nights ago while staying with him.
This is not his first offence. The officer
has left him at his aunt's, sick. He has
settled two or three similar cases within
the last few months. He has given them
the slip. He took his valiSe and left for
parts unknown. The officer offers ten
dollars for his arrest.
Samuel Barker's house was entered, by
the cellar window last Sunday while the
family were at meeting, and two dollars
in cash and several articles were stolen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Iunenburg.

Lunenburg is getting to be a very
noted place for Seeding potatoes. Judge
Brooks has raised from the potato ball,
two varieties of potatoes, known through
out the country as the red and white
Brooks, which bring the highest market
price, and are splendid potato to yield,
as well as one of the best table potatoes
in the country. Alfred Thompson raised
from potato balls potato called the
Thompson Seeding, which are wonderful
to yield as well as good to eat. 1t is not
unusual to raise three and even four hun
bred bushels to the acre of this variety.
Leicester Phelps has started a new kind of
potato from the seed, which promises to
be superior potato for the table and
good to yield. Potatoes of the above
varieties have been selling here for forty
five cents per bushel, and parties have
loaded two car loads a week for the last
three weeks, at this place. Potatoes and
butter sell readily at good prices, while
cattle sell low compared with last year,
at least three dollars per hundred lower,
dressed weight, on all grades Of beef,
which makes quite a difference in the
price of pair Of oxen that will dress
2200 lbs and still that is not low COM
pared with olden times. Very many can
remember when it took a good two-year-
old heifer to bring $40, and yoke of
seven feet oxen would sell for from forty
to fifty dollars. Forty years ago potatoes
sold for ten cents per bushel at the dis
tlllery; oats, twenty cents; butter,
twelve and one-half cents; hay, four to
five dollars per ton, delivered; pork well
fattened, four cents per pound; good
lambs, seyenty.iye cents to one dollar
each, and better than we get now. l
once knew four very nice cows sold in
the spring of the year for 500, and it
was thought to be a ruinous price to the
man that bought them. Our farmers
have raised some very fine fields of wheat
in town this year. Bell and Spaulding,
on the farms formerly owned by Israel
and Daniel Cheney; ]. B. Mcfarland on
the Newell Howe farm, and Frank and
George Temple on the Hartshorn farm !
the latter have raised 12S bushels from
three and one-half acres of ground.
How is that for farming? Every good
farmer raises wheat enough for his own
use and few bushels to spare, especially
if he lives on one of our hill farms, which
seldom if ever fail to produce good wheat.
There are two reasons why farmers
should SOW wheat, one is that land seeds
very much better with wheat than oats,
and if you raise wheat for the use of
your family, that amount Of money don't
have to go West to buy -four with. More
anon.
large amount Of property was sold
at the auction Of the French estate on
Tuesday, but large proportion remains
unSold, and there will be another sale
sometime in November.
Most beautiful days for potato digging
and earring, which is going on continually
at forty-fve cents per bushel. The crop
is large and of the best quality.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Il. c. s NJ. r.. IL. TIME TABLE.
NINILN AHilANUEMENI'
Going South.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Going south.
Passenger Trains leave GrovetOn at SIS a. m.
1851 and 7.Sj pm.
GuildhaI Falls, $50 a. m, and 80 p. m.
Lancaster, 7.45 and a. m, and lao p. m.
Train leaving Groveton at l2.57 connects through
to Concord and Boston direct.
Going North.
Arrive at Lancaster laos, ASS and sis p. m.
Leave Lancaster at Gas a m, u 10 and $40 p. M
suildhall Falls rs a. m. I2.25 and 6.S5 p. m.
Arrive at Groveton at IS m, lass and 650a. m.
Train leaving Lancaster at Gas a. m. connects
at Groyeton with train for Portland.
Trains leaving Lancaster at l2.l5 and 6.s0 p. m.
connects at Groveton with trains West over the
Grand Trunk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
Going West.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
Guildhall,

Business done in Probate Court, Octo-
Der Nv. W. Eaton's estate-license
granted to sell personal property. Octo-
Der John E. Kimpton's estate-Z. M.
Mansur appointed administrator; E. c.
Robinson and j. A. Mansur appointed
commissioners and appraisers. License
granted to sell personal property.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
p. 80. II. Il. TIME TABLE.


Passenger Trains leave johnson at COS and Has
am.
Arrive at st. Johnsbury at S55, a. m. and 4.25
p.
Lunenburg at IO2S a. m. and 6.5 p. m.
Train arriving at Lunenburg at lO2s, connects
through to Portland direct.
Going West.
Trains leave Lunenburg at $50 a. m, and 2.lO
p. m.
Arrive at st. Johnsbury at $50 a. M, and 8 Is
p.m.
The through trains connect with the regular mail
trains over the Passumpsic r. r. at st. Johns
bury both morning and evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored

Just published a new edition of
Sry1G DIR. CulverWelPs Celebrated Es-
<%dSA- say on the radical care without
e-sssSssgS medicine) of Spematorrhea or
Seminal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lmpotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, I'M
pedlmentsto marriage, etc; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sefindulgence or
sexual extravaganza, &c.
EJ' Price, in sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
full practice, the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
of the knife; pointing out mode of cure at
once simple, certain and efectual by means of
which every sufferer, no m2tter what his condi-
ton may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
ga This Lecture should he in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad.
dress, on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
y. BRIGHAM & son.
g-h-ly4l Al Ann St, New York, p. o. Box $3.50
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07

Eat, Drink and be Merry.
Then take a d. X. ard be O. X.
O. S. BLOOD, P. J. MOVES,
LANE & QUnIBY. Colby & HAMBLEN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
REMOVAL
VERNON E. SMITH

Has removed his Boot AND SHOE BUSINESS to
rooms in the Town Hall Building corner of Main
and Mechanic SITS, where he,is prepared to manu-.
facture Mems thick and thin boots to order, and
do all kinds of repairing. None but experaDced
,workmen employed, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07

MANCIfESIEK, n. IT., JWHUHTy on, 1910,
l have received more benefit for dyspepsia in
the use of Dr.. Frosts Cough and Humor Cure
than all other medicines taken.
REV. NAHUM BROOKS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07

DOVER, n. H., December 30 1874.
heartily agree with the testimonies of Revs.
l. ID. Stewart, N Brooks, ii. $, Kimball and J. C.
Osgood, as to its value. | do not intend to be
without it hereafter, whatever it costs.
REV. e. O. LIBBY.
Cor. Secretary and Treasurer OFF. b. Mission
SncInlY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
NOyes's Column.

49,. : SS'-'''@.
4 Z 3 z &
II 4 III III II h, II
0"''oih0h' LII 'iho
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-07
DOVER, n. H., December 30, /

LAKE VILLAGE, n. H., Oct 49, 1874.
DR., Frost:-Dear Sir-Yor Cough and HUI
NOR Cure is splendid thing in constipation, a
perfect regulator. REV. IL, S. kIMBALL.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01
S5riefeaFem. .

8ittS6nr9.-Sr. slSeut Gel,.--
Wir 9cOenfen Gnbe ndbiten WtonatS
in PittSburS gu iein; etluu I'M ben
21iten Stunt,
2ocuIt G0lleD.-Sr. q. u. Snns
Ser.-Sic baben bejablt bis Gnbe bic
les Wtonats-Suni.
q Stttoona.-Sr. I9ent Sanser.-
GS lit 0lleS lGbf; Sreuno 5. bate Die
Wtoneten ciucm Wfann itberrei6t, Der
nnIcr Sanftum nidt 9lei6 fiubeH fonns
tc.-Sellc 20 GentS Yorto tuuroen bios
pom Sceer uerbuppaBt.-Ser nadere
Solepb bat jctt Sablt bis perflOGeueu
April.-Oaufe fiir's uette Rflaiter.
Sn6epeuSence, SanIas.-Sr.
$. y. Hebrer.-Sreut un8 iebr, bon
Sbnen Su bUren, nno baB bic SnI6ens
Ste nod nit erlpii6t baben. Das Ra'
per loll na6rutl6en. n.-9lein, mir ipa'
ren nit bel iellem ,,9Ub" Der Srrtbuut
lit bios Gin Drudfebler. Gapt. Sager
1T lciOer idon lansere 3eit tobt.
. anUtlle.-Sr. $. SledenItein.
|-S6Onen Oanf, SenrD.-@ei6ieSes
neu SrcunSen rufcn mir 9erue einen
slbl1ieOS9ruB nah.
8eNper SaGlS.-Sr. SObn Sors
bauer.-SallOb! ba fOnlmt en- gang fas
mo fer 8Gfermeiiter, Der III Stem 0ri9bs
ton ne tip top 9dderet fat, no 9rO6,
fancy Cakes lllo 0llc quite Ohn9e 81 bas
ben Iino. @ie man inns mel6et, lit CT
Elm tiidti9cr SallOe9e 9e.-8illfomncn
Stcmon.
2anfaiter.-Sr. Sob. q. Oeifer.
-@ratllltren rc6t Beriltb gum jlln9en
RrtuSen.
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itod. .-8Ob temperament! ba fonncn
nod sluci 0tefrllten anscitieielt-tapis
tale SameraOen, nGmlt6, Sr. s. @teSs
maun, Der III OirO. 8. oil Ser Glib 5ten
Strcet nc ihSne @trtBIbaft fat, uno
Sr. 9lnSreaS Bauer, IN girO. 1884 Sos
iporb StraBc lpobnbaft. 2esterer lit
cin fernfcIter Dcmofrat,- iudbrenb Sr.
@iebmunn nod auf Der ,,uubern Seite
Der Sens" lein Ioll, wirO aber balb
,,umiatteln", ipeuu Der ,,Ripper" iBn
cmal ;u fiscln aufdu9t. Gtrb ni6t
ictn licbc8 8ciblc uns In benz entcn
@erf bcilteBcn?
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-8ir iinO SBnen nadScrnti6t, Sans
neS.
Ntarietta.-Sr. GOnraS S6ides
t0uS.-Slt bcIor9t. - Sreuno Subnle
bat infer tnnt9ites 9cileto.
SttperS 9.-Sr. 9(0ent
Weiienbad. Dante fiir Die nctten
9appen.
2pfenStown.-Sr. SacOb Glm.
-9tu9 Sbnen iinb mir nadg'iuBelt.-
SIR SaBrgang mar leeten OeSenber
81 GnSe.
@Btt06clpBta.-Sr. 9. SDnes.
Der Sebler muB in Der 8OIt lie0en,
ba ncblt 9brem 9latt nod Swei au0ere
na6 $50 9arbOr GitD 9eI6ift weroen.
SoDnStOwn.-Sr. asent 0tiitB.
-S66ncn Oauf fir Ste ,,9dpplen" -
Srelrno YOSer fat iett SaBlt bis Sabrg.
10. 0trO. 16, iist iolnit nod fcit i'm
Sattel.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01
Sie i9Iimmen SOlsen ibna6rr @ers
bauuug.

60 sitbt feline satbOIpsil6e SbaliaGr, bic
Flartr srmittIt mare ais bic, bae bic fiirGsr.
Iihnsn pbaIsn Der Nerpenfranfbsit Iih birrft
auf unSpllfOmmsue 9erbnuaug ,uriidfiibrrn
Iafen. S1IaFpFSFtit nit ibrsr Sribe f6Itd.
Ii9srtr Gplatn snilisbt bGufser aus Rassn-
1tpG9e, aIs aus irsenb rtusr anbsrn llrIdGs.
Blrbs 8erubbunesmittsl fSnnfn bic NsrpEItGt
nidi btiItn unb bSrtn aud baIb auf lore
Sympluuls sa Enbsrn. Der ri6tiSs @ts, baS
9rrpsnIytsn, 10 ifGrfen, II bsritniSs, bic Scr.
bauunsss un6 8lutbiIbunssrrgans, BON tsren
uussttmmtsr SbSttslsit ltin Glsi6gspi9t un-
bsSiuat abbGnSt ;u frGftissn. Der t6sIiGe
Gjsbrau9 non ppfetter'S Maaenbtt-
tiers Rirb ntsbr beptrfst bic osI6pG6tsn
Rerssu gu itGrfsn anb bic strtijtsn ;u Iinbrrn,
unb ssIinbrH srfrtlGsnbtn SGlafN fNbas sruBt
agmittsl bsr 9atur berbeilufibrrn, ais ale
Ipssnanntsn RsrpmmtttsI bic in bsr pbarma.
fppUs pbsr auBer bsrfeIbsn gefanbrn iperben.
Gin @ttRsIas Spa gittsrs luatt TOR jsbsr
@Sblst ShrsssGN'asa wGetu, VT.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01

RO@ 8cnn nit DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douehe (gtoIcnipribe) uppIicirt. nno 3i.
9lcib nit DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery (@OIbcne McOi3inilde Gnt'
ecflln9) on9eluanot. brin0t DR.. Sages
Catarrh Remedy (SdnupfenmitteD Die
pollfommcnlte Sur Der bartnddi9lten
Sale Don &atarrb 81 Stanoe. Na8
Snltrument llno bic beiben Wsbi3inel
ilno III allen Spotbefcn 1u boben. Is.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01

Sa ipufts bel Nan6ru. .-Sn cinem
@edieIbIutt finben mir Die gtOtis, BAL
eS nidt n0tbi9 ici, feline Srau nit 3n1
@eItuuSitelluno 5u ncbmcn, OO mad
bcm Isbten Genius YbiluNcIpbiu 25,OOC
mebr Sroueu ME Mdnner bat
9lber luebe iebt benz un9IilfIiden She
manH, Der icincr beiieren $dIftc pIOu
libeI Su MAIDEN iuht, baB eS better iei
lpenn er aIIein uad Rbilabelpbi0 reiie
Oenu iiebe, iie luOIIen iebt Ollie nit, uni
luouen lrben, Oh ni6t ibre Mdnnleir
DieUeibt gar aud nod andre ,,SddBeI'
in 8biIabeIpbia buben ! - Sa bate
aiheIlt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01

Sas ueur &rieuaI, cine flr3e Stredt
nOrOIib bon Surrisbur9. baS bon $rn
$enrD 9 dubema9e elmer uni
rer tiidtisiten Osutlben Sdreinermeiitel
erridtet purOe. 1T cine 8ierbe nidt al
Iein fir ruiere GitD, iOnoern aud fin
ben Staat, iueIder cS baueu Iieb. Sac
@sbdubs lit 15OSub lang, unb 54Suf
brett. gtlua 1900 @epebrs, Surubi
nsr, II, (, lu., nebit etpa 23 SNnOner
befinOen iid im Slrien0I; bon hisier
iino uber MIR Obn9efdbr 5000 @cluebr(
uno eini9e lueni9e 8unOnen tou9Iid,-
Sen. Siucn bat 8eiiB bes SIrienuIs, caS
cine prdbti9e Gage bat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01

Warnnng.-slur burd bic 9liifIidC
Nnweienbeit OcS Srn. Samuel 2DonS
8cbilIfS. .Su9cnicur oeS SOrrisbur8 8cn
er.0eportementS, uurOc cin ctlun SSab
ren alter &nube gtumeu8 Cooper am
Snmitu9 pom grtrinfen 9crettet. 9el
Suh9e bate id ndmIid uuf bic 6cniC
an uItcn 8cicrboir 9eiebt, (pas &na'
ben Icibcr icbr 9crnc tbnu,) uno luar
Don ba in'S @uHcr 9cItiIrBt. gIIS $r
QDOnS unf bic @cfubr bcS &nubcn uui
merriam 9emodt luOrOcn luar, 500 cl
idneu ieincn &of, SticfcI unb Sut 0b
ipruns in Den &eieruuir, uuO bate Oat
CUTE Slid, ben Sun9cn scrubc nod an
8Opf 3n erUiideu, ais cr gum 2cBten
male untertauden iuoIlte.-@lIc GbrC
bem brapen 9tctter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01
80. 4.

Ser grtc bat 10. Der 3pcite bat 80
uno Der 0ritte bat so Gier. Ser grite
pcrfauft 7 Gier fir 1 Sent; Der 8Wcitc
ucrfnuft % gicr fir 4 GentS; Der Grit
te uerfauft 49 Gier fir 7 GentS. Sept
gum 3lueiten perfuuft Der Gritc feline iii.
ri9e 3 @ier iebe8 a 3 Sent, nludt 8 st.,
I0St 3uiummen fir feline 10 Gicr 10 GtS
Ser 8lueite Derfuuft feline 2 ilbri0e gier
cbenfall8 8 GentS iebcS, bat iOmit fir
ieine 30 @ier 10 Gt8. crIOSt. Scr Srit.
te perfauft lein IeBtes gi ebeufaIS 8
Gents, bat iomit fir feline 80 Gicr aud
10 GentS erbaIten.
&eiue ribti9e 9lufl0iun9 eiuNeidift.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-01
0(cbtuma ! User braa&t 0sIS

Sm ,.Geutcnia BAIT. mb Spar.gsrrin,r
Ro. 5, [9Snigs SalIe] Bire beuts Oonnsrs'
tag 2ltenS ben 1. Suni 1876, 8tle ptr-
fttisert. alle Disirnissn, bic Gslb brau6fn,
fnb frsunbIi6f siussIabsn.
9m sIufrns pss grrsins,
8. @m. 2ieSmaun, prSfbsnt,
SOnrao MAILER, SeErrtar.
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mer 3u leien, Oa Elm weitsrer Grpressus
auf bercu 9abH BON bier uu9 8bita.
betpBia ubsebt. Die GOmpusnte tbut
alles mUslide, lIm bic 9eQuemli9tsit
Der &siieubsn auf ibrer Balm 3u bcfBr'
bern, tpOfiIr ibr AUDI Die parmlte Gu'
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ben uieIen bcl@bru Sotcls unb &cltalI'
rationcn in YbiIobeIpbiu Die mir Idon
frilbcr in biciem SIatte oeuunnt babcn,
f0nncn mir nod fOI9enoc uaeu Scin'
dsrn @biIooeIpbia'S oufS bette empfeb'
len: 8rieberidS SoteI, @ro.
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ncrcn &eunipIpnnia mb glcp. yOrf
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gen, ludbrCnO Die Stroben, Cars fait icoe
Minutc AM Saule mad allen 8beIcn
Der StaOt UOrbeiIuufen.
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tel, gtro. 1919 Wfarfet Strabe. Sic.
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fir nube3u 60 @crionen; Soft unb 60.
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nidtS 5n wilnidcu ilbri8 Idbt. &n6
bon bier Inufen uIlc panr Miinuten Cars
nad ueridieocnen StaNttbeiIen porbei.
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nibt 81 iinben.
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tor Ncibcn bo d lmb Sbrciber bic.
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bstriift, 70 9icbt cS feline freunolidere, cb.
rcnbufterc nod bciicrc @fdnncr in Ybi.
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ner lueitcrcn Gmpfebluu9 bon ms n6'
tbi9 batten. - @ir pcrlueiIen Die QeIcr
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luic iibcrbanpt ouf oUc Nn;ei9en uon
8biInOcIpbier 8eidGftsIcutcn in bicicm
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SbUnirs@ort Sobleumiuen 5u 9Ottse
pille fanO an Samftas cine GrplOfOn
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Oifenc 2ampe mar bic llriade bss llns
9liidsfalles.