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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
Laws Relating 20 Newspaper subscrip-
lion and Arrears.

In response to request. we give the
law as it stands relating to newspapers
and subscribers:
I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the diseontnuance OF
their periodicals, the publisher may con-
tinue to send them till all arrsarages are
paid.
). If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
4. Irsuhscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the papers are
,,nt to the former direction, they are held
resPo=siOle.
5. Any person who receivesa newspaper and
makes use of Il, whether he has ordered it
or not, is held in Law to be a subscriber.
G. If subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound TO give notice TO the publisher, at
the end of their time, if they do not wish to
continue taking it; otherwise the publisher
is authorized TO send it on, and the subscri-
Der will he responsible until express notice
with payment Of all arrears is sent to the
publisher.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

1t was evening. Three of them
were killinga cat. One of them held
the lantern, another held the cat, and
the third jammed the pistol in the cats
ear, and fired, shot the man that held
the cat, and the one with the lantern
was wounded in the arm. The cat
left when it saw how matters stood,
and that ill-feeling was being engen-
dered.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

Rituallsm is not on the wane in
England. Vestments of an extraor.
binary character are worn in 251
churches, 712 alters bear candles, and
in $50 churches are lighted at cele.
brations of the communion.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

A Massachusetts matron in taking
leave or her newly married daughter,
said: Remember, Lucy that the
first principle in cleaning a house is to
make everybody as uncomfortable as
possible"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
As Banouo's ghost troubled Macbeth

AS Banquo's ghost troubled Macbeth
so will that poor boys Murphy's ghost
trouble Hayes. Perhaps the Irish
name of Murphy had something to do
with closing the avenues of mercy with
the Know-nOthing Hayes. Maybe
the poor boy was of poor parentage;
but he would have Jared no better if
his name had been Hans, or Fritz, or
any other German name. Hans and
Fritz were just as foreign in accent as
the name of Murphy.-Paducah Ne,us.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
ADVERTISING RATES
Charles Summers Friend, the
Founder of the Republican Party
Endorses the st. Louis NOnIna-
lions.

lions.
The following is an extract from the
letter of +. A. Bird, dated July -
1876, and read at the Tillen and Hen
bricks ratification meeting in Boston:
| do not see how any sincere and ear
nest friend can reform and hesitate De-
tween the candidates presented by the
two parties, especially when the party
supporting each is considered. / am
sure do not look at the question as a
partisan. In May last meeting of
notables was held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York, to consider the
duties Of American citizens in the en-
suing campaign. They were gentle
men Of the highest character and of
the most unselfsh motives. As to
their practical wisdom of affairs, there
may be some difference in public
opinion; but there is indifference upon
this point, that they were capable of
forming the highest ideal of a Presi-
dent, and capable Of clearly describing.
that ideal. This they certainly did in
their address to the country. After
describing the condition of public az
fairs to which Republican misrule had
brought us, this respect is plain and
imperiOus; it suffers not triAing or equi-
vocation; the vOrn-Out-clap-trap affair
of promises in party platforms will no.
satisfy it. Neither will mere fine pro-
LESSONS on the part of candidates; not
mere words are needed but acts not
mere platforms but men," These
would well describe Bristow or Tilden;
does Hayes meet their requirements?
Again, they say, ave shall support
no candidate who, however fayorably
Judged by his nearest friends, Is not
publicly known to possess those quail
ties of mind and character with the
stern task of genuine reform requires
&C." If this was not designed as a
sketch of Mr. Hayes, it surely describes
him and his position.
Again they ask. "Can he (the can
didate) with certainty be depended on
to possess the mOralcOurage and steady
resolution to grapple with abuses
which have acquired the strength of
established custom, and to this end
firmly resist the pressure even Of his
party friends ?" This means Bristow
or Tilden. They repudiate the avail
ability which consists in this: That
the candidate be neither 50 bad as to
repel good citizens, nor so good as To-
discourage the bad ones" Mr.. Til
den's nomination. discOurages Tammany
and canal Rings. We do not learn that
Mr. Hayes nomination discOurages
any of the rings which have made this
Administration Infamous. They
clinch their whole argument with the
following; ''The man to be intrusted
with the Presidency this year must
have deserved not only the confidence
of honest men, but also the fear Of
and hatred thieves. He who manages
to cultivate thieves can not be the can
didate for honest men. Every Amer
lean citizen who has the future Of the
Republic and the national honor
seriously at heart, should solemny
resolve that the country must now
have President whose name is already
watchword Of reform; whose capac-
ity and courage for the work are mat
tiers of record rather than of promise.
&c. This perfectly fits Mr.. Tilden..
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

A YOUNG lady in a neighboring
town, one day last week, went into a
dry goods store and thus unburdencd
herself:
ut is my desire to obtain a pair of
circular elastic appendages, capable of
being contracted or expanded by
means of osciuating FURNISHED steel
appliances that sparkle like particles
of gold-leaf set with Cape May din
monds, and which are utilized for re-
tanning in proper position the habili-
ment of he lower extremities which
innate delicacy forbids me to men-
ton"
The vender of calicoes was nonplus-
sed, but not wishing to appear igno-
rant said, that he was '.just out"
After her departure he ruminated
in silence for a few moments, when q
new light broke upon his distracted
brain, and lie burst forth with
"By thunder! I'll bet that woman
wanted pair of carriers"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

A WESTERN tailor advertises thus /:
"Wanted-twO or three girls to put
on pants" DIR. Mary Walker called
next morning and said: "Now bring
on your pants and don't look!" The
tailor explained, and she left with a
sorrowful air, vowing that she would
send him a grammar as soon as she
got home.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

Writes the poet Smith; 81 clasp
ed her fair hand in rapture of bliss
and thought, o how blessed our fates,
till | looked ON the glove that encircle
her wrist, and found that, alas! they
were eights!"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

An Irishman having been told that
the price of bread had been lowered,
exclaimed: THAT is the first time
I ever rejOiced at the fail of my best
friend"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

Sheridan Shook, a prominent Re
publican politician of New York bet
$1,000 the other day that Tilden and
Hendricks would carry New Jersey.
Mr.. Shook made safe bet that time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

"MIKE, and is it yerself that eau
be afther tellin' me how they make ice
crame?" "In troth l can. Don't
they bake them in cowld ovens, to be
sure p
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

The Church of thes Heavenly
Rest" in New York City, has debt
amounting to s19O,OOO.-Ex.
And such church is called "heav-
emily rest" We suppose il that
church was million in debt it would
be called the "Church of Sublime
Felicity"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

IT takes good deal of philosophy
for a mansw who bumps his head against
an empty shelf, to excuse the shelf on
the score of hard times.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

A New Haven scientist shows that
bees have memories. They have way
of sitting down suddenly and leaving
their memories behind them.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

How wise we are in thOught-hOv
weak in practicel Our virturey like our
viii, is nothing.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

Nothing in the world is more beau
tiful than inclination guided by reason
and conscience.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

ANOTHER exercrable innovation Is
the misuse of the termination ess.
Years ago Thackeray protested against
"authoress," but it holds its ground
among illiterate writers; and we have
twice seen "manageress," and "suppe-
rioress." Last week the most fright
full coinage of this class hitherto made,
appeared in the World-"preacher-
ess." Where is this debasement of
language to stop? If woman who
breaches is thus styled, surely lady
who drives is driveress, and one who
dreams is dreameress, and so on to
the end of the chapter. Was Caro-
line Herschel an ASTRONOMERS
These cOrruptiOns of our fine and Aex-
ible language ought to be resisted.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

GEND z5c. to G. p. R0wELL & CO., MY
- for Pamphlet of 90 pages, containing lists
Of 5000 newspapers, add estimates showing
cost Of advertising,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
i. O. O. r.
HARTFORD LODGE No. 1873.

Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford,
Nv on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings in each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
vcnient fol them 10 do so
l. BARRETT. \. q. WM PnIrrs, SIC.
b Z. BERRYMAN. ID. ID. G. NJ.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
A Good Feed Stable

Is connected with the House, and stock can be
well PrOvlded for, Respectfully;
III. LYON.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
Star Spangled Banner.

All now we can see 10y the glimpses oflight
That 70 lhickly about us heralds the
dawning
OF the storm Of Indignation of the peO-
pic at sight,
or the land with rings, grabbers and cor
ruptionists swarming;
oh the thieving crew,
The untainted are few;
Relieve them we must
Bv men who are true;
And the banner of Tilden and Hendricks
shall wave,
While the host of transgressors no dodg>
ing can save.
Once so noble and free, now thieves and
iobbery,
Binding the poor man with oppressive
taxation
Toilng on ever, that the bondholder be
By exemptions made richer that great
viilainy.
Then away with the cause,
Let reform stamp the laws!
Let right reign supreme
Then dispoilers will pause,
While the banner OF Tilden and Hem
bricks will wave
Der the nation made free 10y the votes
of the brave.
III.
Then listen We freeman of every degree,
In the Presidents mansion the guilty
you rec
la all the departments, both land aud sea,
PeculaIion the watchword, such bold in
fanny.
Ilurl them from station,
With a just Indignation;
And out of the storm,
Comes the watchword reform,
On the banner Of Tilden and Hendricks
that waves
"O'er the land of the free" and the trans
gressors' graves.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20

GS COO per day at home. Samples
ensB u gu worth 81 free. SuYsoN
AGO, Portland, Maine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
LODGE MEETINGS.
A. Y. M.
HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 1856.
Meets first Monday night in each
month. JOHN p. TRACY, w. NJ.
SAM Z. HILL, Secty.
r.. A. M.

KEYSTONE CHAPTER, NO. 10.
Meets second Monday night in each
month. N 4. SAM +. HILL. II. T.
Comp. II. WEINSIIEIM MER,Sec.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-09-20
i. O. @. II.

HARTFORD LODGE NO. 10.
Meets in TAYLOR Hall, Hartford, Ky .
every Thursday evening. A cordial invi-
tat;ou H. extended TO members of the Or
der to visit us, and all such will be made
welcome.
ELIJAu 2. BARNETT, W. c. T..
CLAUDE J. YAGER, w. Sect.
Miss ANNE TRACY, L. D.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13
Gin Seilmittrl, bas iid rinrn glamen
acmaflt hnt.

Grfcls II her 2pbn her gppii9li6lrit. Die
gSahrbeit bieIeS SabeS in niemnlS fr1ftider
ear9etbdn ipcreen ais bur6 bic triumpbirenbe
eauftabn Srn Spltetter's @a9entit.
tiers. Naum Cnterdte has putliFum bic cd.
ten @rrbtrnlfe irneS SGrtrriliGen St1rFunaS.
unb 8r9rungsmittrls, ais rS lid treilte, eS nit
hem Siegrl eCr pcpuIaritit III itrmpeIn. Die
prflIe unp bic MGbicinsr fclgtrn ItbIrlintd In bic
6ubitapfrn trs gutlifums une 9abru i6m rnts
I6tserne @utbtibun8 Sp mar Spn glnfang all
eer Grfpl9 ees SittrrS ais einrS SprtrHaullas.
unS SeiImiitelt fne feifasielItr SbatIaGe, tut
ein 0rae ron pppuIaritlt. ben ~ erianlen Ias
tsntmstirinen oft Sabre traudei, purSe tur6
bic eamals nrur Meeiein fat nit rinrm Sdritt
rrrri6t. Seiterm bat isseS fpI1enSe Sabr nrue
Wsbrun9en eer 8unit 9eirbGn, nit weItsr trr
Sitlers ldpn fritbSeiti1 trtradtrt wuree, une
cer areiS lrinrr pcpuIaritit 1T nidt mebr auf
bic 0rrrini9trn Staaten trIhrInft, Ipnbert
IbIirBt bic tritildm prcsin,cn in NcrSamerifa
une, 9ErItinbisn Siihamsrifa, Rerirp, GbeiIe
Gurrpa's unc gultralien'S Gin. 0afj eS nibt
blcB Gin Srilmittel fir Oyspepiir, 8erifcpfuul,
G'allthfeit, Snrns ilnb 0jetGrmuttsrleicen, gsrp
ppitGt unb SblpS6r III, ipnSrn aud Gin 9pr
beuaun9SmtttrI gr9en icur NranFbrifrn. tenen
Suft une gS0lIrr, renn nit Miasmrn de
l6mGn9rrt Gntfebung 9rtrn, it nir9rnts 70
iIberSeu9enc ear9rtban pprprn mic in jrnrn sc.
9enten erren fimatilde .3ultGnSe eer @eiune.
belt ungilnt9 iinb une tpp err SittrrS felt lau.
ger 3rit trltInti1 rrprrtt wprtrn ii. IiSlrn
brrrlitrn gatetrauf ais Gin Srimittel Al BE-
iri9nen taS ii6 rinsn Hamsn 9smndIt bat,
fam unirrrs Gra9ttnS nidt ais prablrrsi BE-
tra9tt HsrernL Ia pabrl9rtnIi9 feline pntsrt,
mteiein 10 irrit unb brett tsFnnnt, 70 allGrmrin
sra6ttt unS lN rntihieesn 9utSrbribm phb,
pe eieIeS YittcrS,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13
Srtefeaften.

giew gOrf.-SS. WicDcn & Co.
Bcnn Sic'in Der betrcffcnbcn giummcr
nabIcben, 10 perOen Sic finDcn, (ouf
Der Sluciten Scitc) allies rcdt unb in
Srbnun8 1T.
Mltoona.-Sr. Gbr. Snuier .-3b'
rem @lnih 1T cntIprodCn. 8ilnibcn
Slid 5ur 0tciie.
2ofSobc cn.-Sr. sl0cnt Sbcr.
bcim.-SroUO; Onnfc fir bic Q6ppcn.
SaupilIc.-Srn. @0cnt 8oIcn.
itein.-Sunfen bcitenS fiir'S ncttc San.
IcImnnnS 9dppIc.
9feabbiIIe.-Sr. 8cor0 @abI,-
Ind Sbncn llnicrn bcitcu 9anf, Iicbcr
Mlfer.
2ocuit 8o llcD.-Sr. q. 81. SnD.
bcr.-Stop bo fOmmt ell friIdcr SIC.
fruit, uno aud ncttS 26ppIc. 8ill'
fomme1l.
9tntionoI SoIbotcnS b,
&o.-SnIt bibIe; ba fommt nod, Ell
tapfcrcr SoIoat, lpeIder ms ,,Gippcr.
ide @orpS" ouf9enommcn Al luerOcn
luilni6t. gSiIIfommcn, Slu9uit.
q cw ga itle.-Sr. s. 8aoncr.-
Sbrcm 8unlde fOnntc crit bicle Wode
entIproben tuerorn.
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brr0er.-8rapo, Iiebcr 9lltcr.-ScIIer
paferc ,@o0cI" ioIl feline gln0it bubcH
benn CT bat be3ablt bis gum n1bItcil
Suni. 8uIID fir ibn.
9DfeuStown.-Sr. glnNr. Sof.
mann. .-0anfe filr'S 26ppIe.
8utlcr.-Sr. 9I9cnt &cf.-g}citcn
9anf filr'S famOic 3u0piloitcr. .-0ic
luadcrcn &nmernNcn iinb iebt ale in
ibrc ridtiSc 0iuiiiOncn cin9ctbciIt.
@biInbcIpbio.-Sr. @co. 8irfcn.
| itof. .-gSie, lunS, en- Sunb, abcr fci.
ncn ,,Spibbunb," nod Cincn ,,Sd6,
erSbuno", oocr ,8oIfsbmO" mclOct
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bod olIcS. Sod bnItl polIcn icbcn,
lunS de matter lit. llnIcr fcunOlidcr
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| der in &0cOnD (23Itcn &arO, YbiloOCl.
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nnS9c3cidncte 8icr aus SreunO ".
Gr0rib 8 8rnucrci (luic audi nod,
Nnoern famoIcn QcbcuSboIlnm) ouf,
tiibt, Der 9crnc ilI'S oNippcrIdc Corps"
cin9cmnitcrt 3t iucrOeu piinIdt. NSCrD.
luell, Iicbcr gllter, sic iino brr,lid mill.
fOmmcn, luie aud oIle &omCr0Oen in
Sbrem StdbteI
gfelu s a It c.-Srau Mfaria Sru.
| idcI,-glIlen &elpcft Dor Sbnrn, bcnll
Sie iinO, Obidon alt unO arm, INNER.
bin bennod cine ebrenwcrtbc uno in
unIcrn Nu9en idiibbnre lnO miiroi0e
Dame. Mfo9e @OtteS Sbub Sic ltclS
be9Icitcn, unO Sic ie9ncn.
0ennD.-Sr. Seinrid Scf.-Sie
ibnIoen iebt cr6ftlD nod einen Sobr.
gang, nGmIib $500 mb 20 GentS fir
YOitseIO.
8r@bD'8 8eHb. -$r. Sr. Sri.
ben.-RpB aIIc 8ctter O6 fnnImt chen
nod ell frii6er &amcrnb un0iticicIt.-
8rabo, SriB,-Sb6nen 0onf fiirS
9appIe.
SObp8tOmn.-$r. 9l9cnt Nhtb.
-Danfe beitenS fir bic famOlc @fonc,
ten Der tnpferen &Nmeraben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13
6. s. Gunters
Sitterlnein bnn (Eiien.

Tics tpabrbaft I6SBbdre StirfUngSmittel ii
70 DcIIltGnei9 Spn allen Glahcn err GjeIeQIhaf
erprcbt tab r5 jrgt fir cine unrnttebrIife tir,
fenbe NBnri gebaItrn tpirt. IS fcitrt tpenia
retni9t baS Ylut III gut fir ben Win9en, CT.
nsuert has Syirm unb SrrlGnSrrt has 0rben
Sssermann Ipllte rS bntru.
6ilr Se4ung rines lbBa6en WngenS, allar.
neinr Grl9lnHung llnprrtaulibfrit, Aranfbri.
trn brs Wa9rnS, unb fir ale 6Glle, bic Gin
tGrEun9smittfl erbeilhcn.
Oielrr g8Gin entbGIt has aneenebmlr unt
tpirflnmitr SalS ppn Giisn, ipr6rS mir trIBrn.
-Gitrat Won Ma9netiI6rm Srit, pertunten
nit benz trGftiglen bcr pe9etitiliibem Stir-
fungsmitIeI-g -grbrr prrupianiIher 9tintr.
9Siini6t Sbr GtpaS, I'M Gut Al iiIrfrn?
gBiinI6t Sbr guten glppetit!
gSiinl6t Sbr glerSeuldpG6e los Al lrin?
9Biinidt Sbr Sbatfraft?
gSiinIbt 9br gut su I6lafcn?
gSiinIht Sbr Cure Gpnltimtipu nufjurihlCn?
gShnlbt Sbr gut Su fiiblrn?
gSenn Sbr ctrs piInI9t 70 Srriu9t Suns
fels Sittcripcin BON GiIcu.
SD teanipru6r lebi9lid Ginst YerIud fir
bieie I6aBtare 9rSnri
Siitet Gub nor 5GlIhungrn, bn GunfelS
SultlutW ppH SlNll pHo tlUSlyt NVFlE NNp
ipirfIame Seimittsl III brr brfannteu NGIt IN
fir bic Srilung Spn llnSrrbaulitfeit mb
S6rGhe itnb ta cine Mrnse gia6abmungrn
benz pubIifum 9rbptrn perern, 70 mTttr i'd
brm1elben ratbsiI, nur ben rGtsn gIrtiFsl At fau.
feh serfertist YUn g. s. GunFel, unb nit Iri,
mem Steniprl auf bEm StTpirl tsber 6lnIhe sl
SerIebfn. Die SbatIade allein, RAP glncere
bieIe Bertbpplr Nrsnei un6Mabmen srludelt,
iprtGt 0rnISenb Sa ibrrn Guniten. aauft bic
e9te.
grrfauft mir IN $i.00 6IaI6sn. 3u baten
bel gpctbsfrrn unc SGnelrrn iiberaa.
259 8aaopurm lrbrnois cntiernt. 259
Gppf unb glleS in sWri Stunten. 9enr
SrSabluns bis tcr Arpf rrtfernt in. Wngsn
unb Ginssptibs @irmer fOrtssI9aift SGu 3 r.
1unteL 259 gfprb 9ieunte StrOes. Sentet
fir Girfularr ptsr fra9t Gurrn gIpptbsfrr fir
cine 6laide BON 1unfel's 0urH St-
rup. Gs frblt nismals. YrriS S1.C0.
Saular 6, 1S76-lt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13

S9redli9. = 5n AIIOOun 9crIclv
Dor rinigcn So9cn cin ctlun . Sabrcnol'
teS 90dtcrdcn NcS Sru. Srucr. w6b'
renb ibre Muttcr iid mir ouf iucni9c
gIu9cnbIifc cntfcrnt bate, nit ibrcn
&IciOern Su nabc Dem Scucr lueIdcS i'm
Seller untcr eiuem &ciicl brannte, 100.
cur6 bnS orme ainO ioldc 8ranoWun'
Ncn crbisIt, bnb ss nod am Slbcnb III.
ter bcn uuid9liditlu ShmcrScn iturb.
glutb bic Muttcr cr!itt bcbcutcnNc Ser
IcbuuDcn, I'M Scriudc baS Scucr 81 10
idcn. - @aun wcrbcn Mfilttcr Wobl
Ierucn, fIrinc aiuOcr mic ollcinc nobcc.
ucm Scucr ;u Inlicn?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13

PrriDnIi6es.-Sonl lrncrlunrtct er.
bieIten mir am MOntn9 ciucn 8cIud)
bon lcucm fcrnfeitcn %ctcrnn, Srn.
8encrnI 8OlIier aus @biInbcIpbia,
luic aud nod bon 5luci icincr Srennbc,
bic CT mit9cbradt bate. Sr. 8aIIicr
luar bier, I'M 9lnitoItcu CUR 8cf6lti.
9nn9. icincS &c9imcntS (bie 9tationoI
@orOc), lueIdcS 200 Miann itarf an
Der Snuu9urutiun bcS @op. Sartrunfts
nddItcn Sicnitus tbciIncbmcn pirO, al
trcifcn. SicS 1T ibm aud ecIun0cn,
inbcm icin oeOrpS" i'm ,Gitp.SotcI, "
Dem BobnbOf 0e9cniiGcr, in wcIdcm
infer 9ef0IIi0cr SrcunN, Sr. 9ouiS
8rennin0cr aIS Gbicf. f.GIcrf anoc.
ItcIIt 1T, einquartirt luerbcn uirO.
Infer freunbIider @9cnt in Carlisle,
ST. &biIipp 2ibmnnn, iOpic bic
Serrcn Reter 8ern un6 g. q.
Gar9c SciOe bon @ucobcnD County,
nnO @fit9Iicbcr bcs $auieS Der @cprd.
Ientontcn, itutteten inns cbenfaQS ScIu.
DIE ab.-slIIc pOren freu5fiOeI, munter
unb 9clnno.
glidt UerociIcn Oiirfen mir AL crlpdb.
nen, bob $r. @uitop &lemmert,
Der bcfanntc nnb frelnOIidc 8icrbraucr
bon SIItOOnu, AM Samitu9 unIrcr StaSt
einen fir3cn 8eind ubitattete, reilte
abcr an feIlen Slbenb lueNcr nud $nnic.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13
@enc 9luf9ab ben:

Meme Inf9aben;
Nu. /.
giimmit 9u OaS 8urt aIlciu,
SITS MIR cin Icercr @nbn
OOh luidtig miro cs icin,
Sir all uno Sebcrmonn.
8cm cS olS3cu9nib oer@cburtunS 0ibt
Oonn iit'SfilrlU0br Cin andres Bib.
Wfou brnudIt'S olS licbCrcS @elcite,
Bur Iciic fir Die gtdb' uuO 8citc;
llno iclbit Sur Sabrt aus oicicm 9cbCn
8lro alS 8cit6t0un9 cS gc9cben
Srltt Sraut unb 8rdnti8nm Su Dem gll
fare bin,
Snnn ipridt cS hriIib in gar pi6t0Cm
Sirn,
Cmpfnn9cn,
WirO rSurSibCrbcit cS 0'rob UcrInn0Cn
Sod Sch iicbt man in Wfiln3cu nibt
nIlciu,
IS nimmt &opicr oft ocrcn Stcllc Gin
Birb icncS 8urt wObI cin @eiddft Der,
filnocu,
9aun miro cS &infcr,..unO &crfiuicr
binoen;
Ser @fOnN nimmt'S al in ounfIcr
gindt
8Oburb CT iie bcinab gum Sage mudt,
giuu wirO NNS 8Ort fir iid, oIIcin
Wobl nibt mcbr Shlucr 81 nCnncn iCin.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-13
@eleaentliA SeS Sabreslpcdlfe

mE6tsn mir unItre ssstrten esier nc6maIS aui
bic III MiIpauFee gBis., srlbeinenSe tsuti@G
iltulirirte ~ der. unb 0artenbal u
3eitun9" aufmsrfIam MAIDEN. Gs IL bire
bic sin,isr rein brutl6.amsrifaniI6e 3eitIbrifI
psIds srIGsint, unb IN Srrbientermaben pppulGr.
Der AbcnnemsntSpreiS II 70 billie (nur Is
Gents has san;s Sabr), bab Gin ieter 5drmer
rbsr @Grtnrr, ippie manher StGbtrr brr ldl
fir gIumsn-, DIT sSrr Yisnensudt intsrrl-
lirt, bisle 3sitidrift etsn irinrn rr9uISrrn
9lGttrn baltsn fam.
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nab Srsmen southampton, yrnppn unp aS.
re rnS Suriif brfCrbrrt.
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3pnSNn perr Sapre
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,3pilbrneCd $50 Gpurant.
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3pii6cnsrd s32 9Uarant.
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ven Baltimore ua9 Bremen tter SaSrr urt
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9diiite $3.50 @OIS. go a..
3pildenbrf $3.50 9purInt.
Tpu Baltimore nab SputbamptUu cher qou.
bon une Suriit Yrn SUutbamptpn
3piltnted, 1880 Gcurant.
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u. Sdumaher & GOmp.,
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