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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-02


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0ie Sbiir Oifnetc iid, Die 8IidIidel
iabcn uno b0rten es niht. Glemens
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3immer. obne oa5 Die in baS boIoG
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lben icin&ommcn unb @eben aud nnr
oeDnbrt battcn.
sJm Ssrbit neifsIben 5abreS feiertc
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lid Inn bieieIbe Belt febrte Clemens iei.
her Seimatb beu 8Iden. 9inNsnam
bate bic breitauieno &baIer nidt es.
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ibdmte, 9aiiO um Siiite gu bitten. gr
entIlob ieinen @ldubieern. or sntfIOb Den
orildenbcn SerbdItuiisn, in bic feline
Sdnloen ibn perieBt, cutitob Zen 8Or.
lpilrfen ieines SaterS, uno binterIieb bic.
fem mir Elm paar 3eiIsn, in wsldsn er
ibn, Nbi6ie nebmenb, bat. tpOn5sIid
feline Gn9eIe9enbeiten 5u Orbnsn, unb
NIT $tnlpeiS anf iein muiiiaIiibeS So.
lent aIS cine iibsre 0ueIIs lsines Sort
fommenS, psriprab, ale feline Ssrbinb.
lidfeitsn in 8arsem an IOien. Ser aIte
Ssrr bib bic 3abne 5uiammen uno uarf
ben 8rief in'S Seusr. Gr mabts ofsnt.
Iid befannt, baB sr nidt i'm Stanos iei,
fir Die SduIben beS Sobues aufjufOm.
men, berbot feiner SOdter, @IsmsnS' gia.
men Sll nennen, unb oumit ipar dnber.
LID Die Sade abgetbau 8as innerIid
in ibm pcr9in9, fab MIR Ginsr, uno es
wiro pObI bcreinit init i'm SduIrbud
bes SObnsS iteben.
Clemens fIluecnoe SduIoen 3abIte
surh Qinoemann'S SnmitteIun0 SalIo
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prrmutbcno, bab er ourd bisIen Gct
natilrIiher 9rObmutb iid ben &or3u9
erlparb, filufti9 inter bic Mertluiirbis.
feiten 9,'s 0e3dbIt 5u iuerOsn, psnn aud
3u elmer, Die baS Stabtden Ieiber MIR
fur3e Belt in feline Wausrn einjuldIic.
Pen 70 0IidIih 9elusien mar.
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itern nidtS. Der bIicb @sbeimnib 5mi.
iden &Oie uno SuGo, uno 9Orens gOm.
binatiOneu luieien iie nit GntriiI Ituu0
5uril6, ia, eS luar olcs bic ein3ise 9eIe.
9enbcit, bel Der fe fOit in Born serie.
tben Scg bdttc aud 10 9rauiam iein
m69sn, ben uniduIoissn guItus 3u it6.
rem, ben fie ibrer eriteu uno sin3i9en
SugenbIiebe iuiomsteu. 90 pur renn
bas 9cidpiiterIide SIssbIatt isbt ouf
beimatbli9sn 8OOsn usriebt, bic 8nr.
aeIn. immer feiter in einaubsr IbIiusenb,
uno fciu Stnrm, fsin llnmetter forte
mebr Den iOnni9eH,. mediterranean Sris.
Den, in peIdsm. aQein s5 IebsH uno
9eoeiben mOdte.
SInf benz bIbiben @IIssnOlusr Sir6.
bcf aber ibIdft8Oiine ocn Iebten fricbIi.
den SdIuf. 8Inmen Idmiidsn ibr
@rab uiib cine mddtise Saussbirfs
ienft ibre luebcnben 9riInen 8luese anf
bic Iubcitatt Der Scritorbenen binab.
Sbr ltbtcr @iue 1T bubftdbIi6 erfIat,
nno NOd 9cibab buS @e9eHtbsiI Don
benz, mas rr 9cbot. 3br 8abIiprub
ideiterte an ben Rfortsn SeS SenIeitS
uno Die epi9e 8eisbeit panoeIte in
Se9en um, iuns irbiiGe 3bOrbsit in
ci9enmddti9cm Srob gum llnbsil sll
Oerluirrsn ucrindte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-02
@ebinaunaen Der Rnseiaen /:

0eottt9uHgen Der Nn3et0en3
an,sissn prrbsu siussradt Bis fCIst'
@sf&6fts.,antstesn bsin 9abE Obsr
fiir etntn Tbtii bts 9dtrs:
3Ropat,. 6 Ronaif. 12 Ronatf.
Gin 3ol S4.00 $500 $i200
3psi 9oa ZOO 1900 1000
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gsntbu NE une aagtmeint Inlsiafn 10
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TIduug.
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auetrt Nnlsiatn BET psr Banttn, balbtn. brit
tel sbsr ptfrttI SpaIit ipfrbfn wit folst be-
tfnet perben,
Cine sauss SpaIls idbrII9...".Sl50.W
Cine talbe SpaIit - -..." 5000
Gins bTtittl SpaIts .... 60.O0
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P.o. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-02
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvAEI-
oHESTAATs-zEITUNo" in Dauphin County
8 larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as we'll as
German. 1t lis therefore the best advertis-
ing medidum in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-02
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-01
T'br greafCsf .S'creI since s'mcgG E'om's
S'gblu',
StN Tue oStO'' b4ODc 81
,II NEW AMERICAN STOiii
ACE1 SAIL:

4 Few England LIIe-Study.
By REV. PETER PENN0r. l2mo, cloth, ...",S 3 80
The manly, whole.souled, and devoted young
Clergyman Is no fancy sketch; Deacon Sterne, the
sanct monous ny pocrtc the paint liking old maid
sister, The sneakng, spying aunt, are llic-ilke and
real while the heroine ACHSAI. is lovely c1arac-
ter, with whom the reader is in deep sympathy.
The e, With the various other characters OF the
story, are 50 combined to produce book fall Of
interest nom leginni to end. - Ready at all
tie Bookstores, and sent, postpaid On receipt OF
price by the publishers.
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nailp sirnnebtt sournal.
THE LONG DAYS.

Yes. they are here again, the long, long DAYS
Afer The days of Winter, pnched and "hlle;
Soon. with thousand Ministries, comes Inc isht
,.,e the sweet. robin.naunted dusk delays.
But the long days that bring us BACK the mowers
The sunshine, and the quietdilpping RAM
Ard all the things we knew of Spring, again
The long days bring not the long lost long nours'
The hours that now seem to have been, each one
A summer in itself, whole liie's bound,
Filled full of deafness joy-where, in his rouAo
Have these forever faded from the sun
The fret the fever, the unrest endures,
But the time flies-Oh, try my little lad,
Coming so hot and play worn, to be glad
And pate mt of the long hours that are yours
NV. d. Howels in the June Atlantic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-01
Refining Effects OF Insanity.

The influence of insanity is usually sym
paihe,c. 1t has been said that genius Is
disease of the nerves, and one OF the
conversations that Providence makes Tor
the sufferings that arise from exquisite
constituencies. Be that as 1t may with
the intellect, insanity seems TO refine the
affections, to enlarge ones charity, and
10 endow one with clearer perceptions OF
the sorrows and anxieties that rob life OF
its common comforts and privileges. 1t
gives one responsive nature; it untunes
the harp, but it tunes it again. 1t is Gu
rious fact that the best-read authors during
the reign OF George Ill. seem to have de-
rived their enlarged sympa;hies with man
kind from this extraordinary dlscipilhe.
Old Burton was long dead, but his Anato-
my of Melancholy, which was written 10
lit The vapors from his own mind. sui
retained its popularity. The Odes OF Col
Inns, which were just rising into apprecla-
ton, were written in the lucid intervals
of madness. DR.. johnson. whose volnn-
tary testimonies to the kings private VIZ
tunes and goodness of heart have been
named by Thackeray as one OF the props
of the throne, was most unhappy VIC
tim of the English malady, and wrote
Rasselas and The Vanity of Human
Wishes under cloud which for full
half century threatened the destruction of
his intellect. Gay and jolly Oliver Gold
smith. pedantic Boswell. and even Gar
rick had their moods. The poetry OF Cow
per embodied the most sorrowiul OF all
experiences. Haley wrote with the shad-
ow of insanity upon his hearthstone, and
Beattie with the recollection OF his insane
wife ever in his mind.
The discipline of insanity has refined
MANY rough natures and quickened many
rough natures and quickened many cold
hearts that otherwise might have passed
as misanthropes in the world. Among
these may fairly be classed George Ill.
Few princes" says Lord Brougham,
shave been more exemplary in their do
mestic habits or in the offices OF private
friendship. But the instant his perogative
was concerned. or his bigotry interiered
with, or his will ihwarted, the most bitter
luminosity, the most calculating GOODNESS
OF heart, took possession of his breast and
swayed it by turns This disposition
made him unpopular at times, and, but
for a correcting providence. the chastise-
ment OF his col santly threatening allie
ton, might have lost him his throne. His
frequent mental distresses made him hum
BILE. and kept his heart open to the untor-
tunate and the poor. Like Lear. he could
look upon the meanest OF his subjects and
say
EXPOSE myself to feel what wretches feel"
The Atldntic for May.
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S9,0OO.OOO.
TONTlNR PLAN,

or upon the principle OF accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Forty-four per cent has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid ON
sit Tontine Life Policies and forty per cent. on Its
Tortine Endowment Policies. issued within the last
I've years.
The Directors Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the inei ests of the
Policy holders and in presenting the Society to no
tice they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various Departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the f
ture, which is of great importance to those depend.
ing upon their insurance policies TOR the ultimate
support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such arga an.
nual transactions as the Equitable; none is more
promptand just in its dealings.
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
DsYCHOMANCY o. SOUL CHARnTN,

DSYCHOMANCY o. SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may fascinate and gam tho
love and affections of any person they choose in.
stantIy. This simple mental requirement all can
possess Free by mail, Tor 25c, together with mar-
rage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &c. A queer book.
Address T.WILLIAM IL CO., Pubs. Phila. apr3l.tw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27
The DEATH OF DeLONG.

Yesterday m orping ct Ave minutes
pcs, II O'Clock Charles Z. belong,
20 we'll known on this coast and %
beloved aud admired in Nevada.
breathed his last. He had been sick
for several weeks and had been re-
ported eonvslescent by the news
papers once or twice. When be
spoke In this place on the 10th Of last
month, - those who we're preseut
and heard him will remember, he
vas suffering from . bad cold. That
speech vas the last one that Mr..
belong made to IN outdoor audi
encs in the campaign. That also
va the beginning Of the sickness
that ended his life. He went to
Genoa to speak soon after his speech
here. but sickpess prevented him
isoe fslAllins bic sng.0s~sas. Hi
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27

Assessment Noelco.

a rLANrIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Compsny--Lsrstiou VI principal pises
Of business. san Franctsco. California. Oca-
ton Of vcrks. Devils Gate District. Storey
and Lyon Counties, Nevada. - Notice 10
hereby given that st . meeting Of the Tfus-
teea 81 said company held On the 3oth day
Of October. 1876. an assessment mo. " Of Is
Gents per share wss levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately
In United states gold coin, 10 the Secretary
81 the once Of the company. No. 80 rins
STREET, Room No 81. Ban Francisco. Cali.
fornta. And any stock upon which this
assessment shall rcmsis unpaid on he rvss.
sseth tsesh DAY Of NovemAer, isss.
will b. deemed delinquent end viii Be daly
advertised for sale ~ public suetton, sad N
lee payment h made before will b cold on
TUESDAY, the Nineteeneh day Of Dscem.
bss. is7s. 10 pay delinquent sssesrment, 10.
eesher with costs Of advertising and e3pensss
u sole
BY order Of the Boari of Dtrectcss.
PETER RORExTBON, eeerstsfy.
OAce-hnoA o., Ne. 10 Ytas stPsss. eaa
praseisce. California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27
NOTICE TO caGolvoRs

NsrArx ~ u. Q. CABIN. DECEASED.
- Ssttcs y hsrrby given By TIE under.
saxned. sAatniserssss u TIE ~seess Of u ..
Cesiis, dsrssssA. 10 The efeditss of. en- all
psrsoes having claims ssairss NE aid DE-
es.sed. 10 e1hiett the sane Nth the nseesessy
voech<ss. within ~ months after he Ara
Eselieseaoo of thls aosacs. q shs sllcs a Geo.
~ kstsh. ooass asass. Dayton. Lyoa County.
NevsAA the se>orney fos the AAmtniserssus OF
$40 estAss- CLAUS b. CARLIN.
Ad0tnis1asos OF shs ssasss a + 8. Cnrlin.
Aseeassd
pAstso. osesA0 ~ tsfe, -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27

serious illness began 1t this point.
The disease that had been working
on him for several days previous
low became clearly defined ~
typhoid pueumonia. Although pos
scssed Of = strong constitution, and
although attended by the best ply
sicians, that dangerous complaint
could not be checked in its course
to a fatal termination.
No man in Nevada had wider
circle Of friends than Charley De-
Long; likewise no man in Nevada
was more useful to the public than
he. He WAS . leader by nature, and
he filled that ONCE wherever he Was
thrown. He Was . self-made man,
nor was the work Of his making half
done. It would be . work Of su.
INCORPORATION to recount NJ. DsLongs
many excellent sraits. They are
understood by everybody that knew
him, aud he Was know - widely -
sny man in the State.
There 10 certainly no man Ia Ne
vsda Who bad % high reputation
among the masses ~ he. They all
admired his talents and they all
liked him because he vas not p'pp-
ous in the display Of those taleoSs'
You cosld hear men say In every
hamlet that Charley Delopg Was -
smart as an, man 10 the nation, and
they were reSdy TO defend bin
ag.ils. anybody's objection. He
would have polled the largest vote
for Congressman Of any candidate
within the Republican party. He
held - high = position in the Orders
of Pioneers and Ma.ons 40 With the
people. The people OF the whole
State mourn his loss,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27
n o r ICE I

NoEicI 70 HKaIBY OWN ruAr rHH
~ pASnsrsAip sssssosose sxtssing between
JOSEPH y. DAMON and SOL. NORL u tAis
day Dissolved BY mutual consent The busi.
sess stii b coatinusd By sol Noel. vho 10
sekhossesd to collect ell iadsotedn~aD aus The
esm nd pay ell dsees due ~ the Arm.
JOSEPH n. DAMON.
SOL NuEL.
vhsista City. ocsobss ~. isio.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27
Sllves llsts Bank Company
OF sAN YRANClsCo.
CsaraA AaFsa Wlssand, Ha.aesr,
VIRGINIA osvv. NEVADA.

urs PURPos1D. AYrxR nsrABInHn~
u ~ vissinis City Agency u this Coapany
y sps. Assnctss d Ne . ~ q 0old nu,.
silver City. Daytss. Casson. Aassra. nsas.
WsdsvcstA. nihs. nsaiisoo> k~ssia 80
Tsuekee.
Postmaster yl.1Asx No1ics s.s ~ -.
usa IN bsse s1asSsD.
Partial infcrmaeaoa 10 fs,e' >, stAis Dsvss
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~ sd sAssssiss ~ assise sas sssa -
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xo DAp.s sssa publish which dec ass ~.
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OOnRAD 4. UknoAhD.
Dssess G. vieSi.is Csay PsssSale-. hss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27

IuR WOE RRlgIpHHr.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OrArE TICKEr.
Rr~,sAsossa Eleetosss
An pAoo4r. .seoess cseeN
ooonon rUyYkY-... .....csosss e's.u
~ y pnDop. ....... Iisesln ooens.
g~Ars ss0nessoa.Oeors
Q. =. Leonard.
Pes C,s~eross
TAeuAs Wrea.
nyoI COUNTY TICKET.
Pss Aests Senator;
ruIo. 9. DAVENPORT.
For Ass.siyDss1
PHIL. b. WRIGHT.
Y. KENNEDY.
c. CLEAvER.
ROBERT COOK.
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J. d. SINS.
p, District Attorney
GEORGE ". KEITH.
CHARLES +. BRANT'
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- ce.ay Commissioners
John G. NckESzlE.
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pSs cosnty essvsys;
aANUEL DILDlAE.
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caARLEs H. sTEuAA n.
rHoS R. HAWKINS.
y~ ssssss rrssss;
yAs. N. NoGlNNIs, PATRICK
HENRY. Il. J. T. sCHEkL-
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1. /. GUILD.
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" MILLER NV. STILES,
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A TAFT NJ HICKEY
County Central Committee
J.R. SHAW.
w.R. KING
PRANK KINYON.
PATRICK HENRY
RI RAW.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-27

Tux VInolxlA CHRONICLE -, mis-
taken when it classes William Cullen
BRYAN. among the Republicans who
will support Tilden. Bryant said
the other day thsi there WAS t"o much
of the old ants.tellun spirit among
the Democrsts to allow Of their being
trusted with the government yet. vi
course Bryant, having lived for "
many years in the same city with
Tilden, has warm personSi regar'
for the man, ~ we'll. perhaps. ~ IN
admiration for HE abilities. He
would be compelled to speak Of him
=. Mishels, of The Carson Appeal
does If Ellis. But that signioes
nothing. Personal regard does rot
effect political preferences In Presi'
Dental contest. Tildes may be =
good man personally, but re could
not, il elected, ignore the elements
in his party that were foremost in his
support. He could not, for instance
ignore the ultrAmoutane element,
which stood solid for HIM for Gov
ernor and which will stand - solid
tor him for President. Bryant, in
the iace Of this fact, cannot support
Tnden, aud he will not.
TRE ESrKRyRIsx makes . very
worthy suggestion when ii refers to
the propriesy Of celebrating the
opening of the new school house on
South c street. There may he justly
raised an objection to pomp and for,
nalisy on many occasions but there
Can be no objection to surrounding
the public aehool. the great conserva'
tor of civilization sad humanity
among men. with inpressive dignity
and oil the public interes, ,h.t ~
elegant display would cali forth. ii
long Is we have the present system
Of public instruction there is no dan
ger Of decline and fall to our free
institutions. That sysssm 10 the key.
stone to our free government and the
lrmes, pillar up,.n which ~s ~
nation rest. Its preservation ilsures
the preservation of our liberties =.
against the designs Of fsnstics oI
domineering fsctions. 1t il we'll Il
remember that the Republican party
insugurased the school system. and
that the Republican party Proposes
~ maintain il.