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The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
Ouc-third the Cost of Rc-shiqgliua,

Ouc-third the Cost of Rc-shipglug,
The expense OF Stating new shinglc. Il on'v
about the eel OF Simply ia,iBg them. The p4iut
Is frc-proof against flyiug onbprs, as may be-
easily tested by any Que.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,
ond for lin or lrun has,no equal, q, Il cv, and-
by heat, contracts 10y cold, uH'l uryrt crack u1r
scales. Roofs covered with tar -neIiuig ic can
bc rla'r WHter-t -ht gt small expense, aud pre-
served for many ycnrS
This Slate : aint IL
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gall u. wi cover hundred square feet Of
n rgtr roll. viii on Tin, iron. ir.t, matched
ioar'ls, or aN snonih surface, from two ueIrts
io one gallon are required To iuJ squ.rc cet OF SIR
face, ~ although The puiut hats heavy b.dy,
it Is oasi!y applied with brush.
No Tar i, Used in this Composition,
therefore it neither cracks IN winter uorruns in
summer Gu dcc0yrd shingles itsGls up the
hul's aud Iores, aud gives 4 new substantial roof
that vi, last for years turied ur warped shu-
Gle, II brings TO their places and kcpps them
there. Il iils up gll holes in leit roofs stops tho
leaks, and Though slow dryer, iaiu does uut
All ct i lev hour, after epply yng As nearly
all paints that are biuck couaia tar ,p sure v n
4
roOis) is
CEOCCLATE COLOR,
whcp fret applied. changing IN abouta month To
uniform slate color, and Is, to a lht,uts aud
purposes slate. On
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred. as one
coat l. equal to.fve OF any ordinary paint For
BRICK WALLS,
our bright red Is the only reliable slate paint
ever introduced That u eftoinally prevent
damfnrss FROM peuttraing.aud disou,otiug the
plSstcr. These puiaia are also largely used nu
ouihuuses ana fcudcs; or as q priming gDnt pp
lnc bultilHss, ur only colurs .ar,.t hoeo ate,
Red, Bright Red.aud orange
New York Cash Price List.
. Gallons can. aud. .box................... ....sj5
~ k9g ., ....... ... ...... ............ . -
% hat barrel ................. 6 90
40 one barrel. ......... ..... ..... - - 3l ~
We have IN stock, o ouioNn manufacture.
roohng materials, etc, al the io lowing 7low
prices;
100 rolls cAtra Rubber Roofing, "a, cents pr
square foot. tOs VIII mrush Rubber Roof,
LIZ Nails, taps, and slate .pamt Ter an entirt
hcw riot, at ( cents per square fiutl
goo roii- 2-riy Iarred Roofing fylt az Ia eeuiS
800 rolls 2-ply Tared Roofing felr at %. cent.
pei sqt.are foot
2Uro Is Tarred Sheating at ccut per sauare
foot -
5t0o gallons fne Epamel Paint MIXED read,
iof n~e on igside OF outside work ai,sj 'pcr gai
Ion all shades
1870 hbls slate lOur - - u,r bhl :, o.
liNO - soal lstOne -four .,... 4 "a
1000 " titaitt Mineral ......... 8u
ic9." Meiaiic Paiut.d .dry-.... SO,
80 Special prices per tn or cur-load lots
MI Orders must be accompanied with the
latties.
n. Y. SLATE PAINT CO,
l02 & l04 MAIDEN LANE, n. Y. /
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,

und for lin or iron, has,no equal, q, Il cNi and-
bN heat. contracts 10y colt, cut never crack u4r
scales. Roofs covered with tar rueiiuig .c can
De watr waier- ,ht az small expense, aud pre-
served for many ycarS
This slate 9 aiuf II
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

The expense OF stating new shlngle- l. on :
about the G II Of Simply iaNiug them. The paiul
Is 1rc-prooi against iyiug oinbprs as may b,
easily tested by any one.
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

whcp fret applied. changing IN abouta month 10
uniform slate color, and Is, to a lht,uts aud
luruU-ts slate. On
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

- i - 53 3Is 7 =. I n 80
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

Our bright red Is The only reliable slate paint
ever Introduced thnt u eiitenally prevent
damfnrss FROM prurtrailng.aud hsousoriug the
plSster. ! hes" pulaia are also largely used uu
ouihuuse- ana icn'rs; or as . prlmng GOAT on
ilnc buiitEss, ur Only colurs are, hoco. ate i,
Red, Bright Hed.aud Onuge
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

= l. JAMES,
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gall ~ wi ! cover hundred square feet Of
n rgtr roll. Will on Tin, iron. ir.t, matched
loatds, or Gn1 smouih surtace, from two ueIris
10 one gallon arcrcqu,rrd 10 iUJ squ.re ice OF STR
face, nd although The puint has II htaNy b.dy,
it Is uasi!y applied wlth II brush,
The Osceola times., 1877-03-31

No Z,
l6O acres, NV Y sec. ea T. ~ ". Il q, East
y Nhluahlt lam nov raising 80 bales OF cotton
Price s., 800. fcrms rasy
No
ine hhtf".i " quarter Of section ~ one,
IN townshipnl fourteen. North, Z onrr n el.y
en-, East % ,blrb ,hrrr ar, m aur,,s elrar,l
aud under fem, win rood bous,.. o,tho.-..
wcii. Ne. .Sc iAl.o
fhi.i, rcyrs "a ,,l,.n.., ,,.,t.,, ar, ~, , 90,
ilsaiion ncSi - w Wv N' y"
Terms easy. apply to
JAMES a BEsF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-12
naiIp 3lsnnebrt ymrnal.
OBJ EXCAVATIONS AND REcoLLB'
TIONS.


AIR Tramp tramp. tramp. TIE boys we marching.
she knows that she is fair,
And she wears her sheeny hair
Free and flowing down the middle OF her back
Now it dsllies with the wind
Like banner bright, behind,
Or hangs crinkled in golden catarac.tee' hee' tie.
CHORUS Tramp tramp, tramp, the girls are
marching,
Cheer up losiers, see them come
And from four o'clock till five
Is the Avenue alive
With the rooster tails and backs sailing
home.
Where the pave is rather wet,
Dainty gaiter boots she'll set
BY the margin of the rather shallow sea,
Give her foot little fiTt
Catch with grace her petti-skirt
And the-tack around the moisture through the
stree-tee' heei hei
The sweet creature cannot bend,
And her convoy lady friend
is tied back as close and elegantly too
And therefore / explain
In the middle Of this strain
tee nee! rel
Now along the walk she trips,
And her girth about the hips
Is the feature fashion brings to minds Of men;
Although dared you tell her that,
She would contradict you fiat,
And assert the style of dress was innOcen ''' 1ee
Well, the fashions come and CO.
And the fashions hide and show
Till there's little left to tide or show at all;
And if chosen modes reveal
What lady should conceal.
Honi soft gui NAL NAL y psase becomes faul tee
kee! hef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-12

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Iasured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-12
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Monday, Oct. 9th, 1870,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 500, ll.40 A. M, aad
l0.Se +. M.
For Roekland, 800, IL 40 A. NJ,
For Pennington, ii 40 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 6.OO, ll.40 A.
M, LIS z. NJ.
For Waterville and skowhegaL $50 +, NJ.
For Belfast, Dexter anu Bangor, $50 A. M 8 so
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
NEW YORK.
COMPROMISING.

t ID COAf6UAls10G.+ y
New York, Nov. The creditors, of
Augustin Daily, theatre manager. have con.
sented to the renewal of his notes for three
six and nine months.
BAD oUTLooKs FOB THE FAIR.
A heavy rain storm this mor1i ing and the
flying Of the danger signal do not promise
we'll for the fair day and track conditions Of
the race tomorrow, between Tenbroeck and
Parole
RACES POSTPONED.
New York, Nov. 2--On account Of the
bad track, the races At Jerome Park, ap'
appointed for tomorrow, have been post
poned.
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
New York, Nov. 2.-The protestan,
Episcopal Church congress brought i,s scs
sion TO close to-day.
THE STORM.
New York The following dispatch ha
been received from The chief .ignal otfic
., Washington.
The cyclone that has developed grca
energy Il now s~assal h ths Ioser LAX,
region. The ssors, to-day and so-aish, o,
the north Altss6c eeaA will b. tnnssall,
severe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
CIOTH HING NNO FUHVISF1JN0 GOODS.
. ISE BROS.
THIRD STREET.
Opposite the Postoffice.

immense stock Clothing complete Having bought the for
enabled
in Dakota We
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
HOUSE,
FOREIGN.

Paris, Nov. 2.-Victor Hugo's organ,
the Rappel, says many republican senator's
and deputies have arrived, although no
formal mt e,ings have yet been held. Ere.
vuent consultations about negotiations or
overtures for compromise with the men
Of the May have taken place. No member
Of the left has been approached with this
object by any representative of the govern.
ment. In conversation among the mem.
bers of the republican party, various con.
tiDgencies have been discussed, although of
course tno resolution has yet been taken. In
in the event of Marshal Mac
Mahon's retirement from presidency,
Grevy's candidacy will be unanimousiy '
supported. Grevy has allowed it t, be un.
derstood that he would not shrink from auy
duty or responsibility in the interest of the
republican cause.
Should the marshal retain his post, with
republican Ministers. the unanimous opin.
ion prevails that more effective guarantees
must be required than in case of the previ-
ous ministerles.
Members Of the committees of the left in
the late chamber, will meet Monday TO re-
solve on the course of their party.
WAR ITEMS.
London Nov. "A special from Bogat,
about 8 miles south of Plevna, has tho fol.
lowing. +,
The czar arrived here on the 9th of Oct
Grand Duke Nicholas has his Headquarters
here.
Gen, Todleben is at Tucheniez with hi,
staff. 6
The Prince of Roumanias Headquarters
are at Poradina.
The attack on Tehsche, simultaneously
with the capture Of Dubuik on the "a ult
was repulsed with loss of one thousanc
men. The loss at Dubuik was three thous
and men. Every brigade an regiment com
mander was killed or wounded and as near
y all officers Of the guards are personally
known At the headquarters, the fact tina
200 officers have been placed hors dc combat
has cast deep gloom over the staff a
Bojad.
i The bombardment Of Plevna continues in
a desultory way.
| A special dispatch from Shumla says tn
Silistria is threatened with investment, bu
is exceedingly strong in defences and full &
arms. The garrison is commanded by Sci
limi Pasha, one of the ablest Turkish ger
erals
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
TELE CIR APHIc.
>,-,~--~~-~->-------->---
q O'CLOCK p. M.
MoRToNs DEATH.
Senator morton's Death An.
nounced in the U. S.
Senate.
Terrible slaughter OF Russian OF.
ficers at Dubuik.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SENATOR MoaroN's DEATH.

SENATOR MoRToN's DEATH.
Indianapolis, Nov. 2.-The citizens meet.
ing convened at Q o'clock Mayor Caven
presiding. The committee ON resolutions
asked until to morrow before reporting. A
general committee Of arrangements, Of
twenty-five, appointed to send invitations to
attend the funeral Of Senator Morton we're
ordered to be Issued to President Hayes and
cabinet, judges and officers of the supreme
court, General Sher nan, and other army
officers, and the governors Of the several
states. 1t is further recommended that the
surviving soldiers of Indiana, the independ-
ent military organizations of the state and
United States roliers within the state, be
also invited to attend the funeral, and that
the soldiers meeting about to be held in
this city be requested to take charge Of all
arrangements. 1t is further recom-
nended that the Masonic, Odd
Fellows and other benevolent ana volunta-
~ organizations of the state and the Off
GERS ard students Of institutions of learn
ing, etc be invited to attend the funeral
that all the citizens of the state not en-
Traced in the following enumeration be
cordially invited TO attend the funeral cere
monies, and to follow to the grave the re-
mains of their great friend and fellow citi
zen, and the family of the deceased senator
are most respcc,fuliy requested to allow bis
remains to be deposited in state in the grea,
hall of the court house, to remain there
under guard of honor during such time as
may be agreeable to them.
FRAUDULENCY.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-Three stock
operators, from New York, John Leighton
G. II. Bernard and William ]. Potter, ar.
rested yeste rday on complaint of Henry D.
Tibbery, charged with conspiracy in obtain.
ing from Tibbery large sum Of money by
fraudulent Misrepresentation, and the for
nation Of pool. of the stock exchequer o.
a mining company, in default Of S20,0O(
bail each, they were locked up. A COM
mittee Of citizens have been appointed te
solicit subscriptions for the benefit of thu
destitute people Of the city, also to organic,
q labor exchange and otherwise consult th,
interest Of the unemployed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
wAsHIncToN.
DolNas AT THE ECAP1ToL.

DOlNG6 AT THR CAPITOL.
Washington, Nov. 2.-The president has
ordered that the flags on oil public build
ings be placed at half mast in respect to
the memory Of Senator Morton.
The cabinet met, all memben present, to
psy proper official honors TO the distin-
guished dead
The house committee on banking and
currency. have decided to ask the consent
of the house that the bill to repeal the re.
sumption law be assigned for the 18th inst,
with the opportunity for discussion, from
day to day, till disposed Of.
The subcommittee on Ewing's silver bill
reported It back without any substantial
amendment, except one providing that the
change for coming bullion into silver dol
lars, shall be the same as chlngs for gold
coinage. The full committee will probably
call another meeting to-day for the purpose
of considering and possibly acting on the
rep ort
HoNoRs TO MORTON.
Washington Nov. 2.-The senate commit.
tee on elections met this morning and &C ting
Chairman Mitchell read telegram from
Governor Burbank announcing the death sol
Senator Morton.
oaulsbury moved that the committee ten
der their coincidence to the widow and fam
lily Of their late chairman, which wa. agreed
TO and the following telegram was prepared
snd signed by the entire committee. snd
Immediately dispatched:
Mrs. SENATOR MORTON AND FAMILY
indianapolis: The members Of tn,
committee on privileges and elections Of tn.
senate have heard Nth sorrow. of the deatt
OF Senator Morton, chairman of said com
mittee, and beg to tender to Mrs. Morto,
and her family their sincere coincidence i,
thishour Of trial and grievcmcnt
Mr.. Wadlcigh moved that the committe,
adjourn out Of respect for the senator
Agreed to.
The house committee on appropriate,
this morning completed the army appropri
alton bill, on the basis Of providing pay 70
The actual number of MEN in service ye.,er
day, which the committee unders,and va
aomeshins lea, than 10000. A clause is in
sertsd In the bill to prohibi, any recruiting
shovs The nssdonei limit, during the cur
rent fscal year.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
FIRES.
IN KELLY's ISLAND.

sandusky. o., Nov. 2.-The Island house
Of Kelly's Island, Jacob Rush owner and
proprietor, was totally destroyed by FIRE
this morning. Loss thirty to thirty.five
thousand dollars, insured for eighteen thous-
and five hundred dollars.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

The ways and means committee this
morning paid the president and secretary Of
the treasury Wits Of courtsy, customary
upon the organization of this committee,
each succeeding congress.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
CITY COUNCILS RESOLUTION.
Be II resolved BY the Mayor and CITY Council
the CITY of 1dnkton:

B. Il resolped BY the Mayor ana CITY Council of
the Cies Of 1dnksoa:
Section /. That it is, and is hereby declared to
be necessary. that sidewalk should be con-
structed on III. west side of Cedar street. in the
city Of Yankton. as follows: Commencing on
Third street. on the northwest corner of Cedar
street and Third street thence along the ives:
side OF Cedar street to- the south side OF Fifth
street, and the same being in front Of lots 49, II
70 H. 12 10, H. 10, 16, H. IS in block IS Central
Yankton.
Sec. Q That said sidewalk shall be constructed
OF wood, be six feet in width. and be In all re-
spects made of the material and in the manner
provided by the ordinance Of said city, and the
outer edge Of said sidewalk shall be laid four feet
from the curb line Of said street.
Sec. 8. This resolution shall be published for
taian neWsnaper % the ocsl paner Of an said city
Of Yankton.
Passed October !, 1871.
E.T. WHITE, City Clerk.
n. J. CRAMER.
Mayor pro TEN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02

MARKETS IBY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. 2.
Gold--l.O2sc.
Money-6@7.
Governments-Firmer.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Nov. 9. &
WHEAT-luie.; No. ., spring, November
delivery l.27@i.27tc.
CoRx-sha..e easier 60i@6l,c for
MIXED vssssru.
OAn-dull; 32@ssc for mixed vest.
em.
PoRk--dull; l4.S0(a,l4.5O.
IAaD-shade lovss; SEQ.
| wankr-slc. NffE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 2.
WHEAr-weak and decidedly lower /;
l.063c bid for cash l.04ac for November; /;
1.031c for December.
CoRH-weak and lower; 432c asked for
cash; 423c for November.
OATs-frm and higher; 26c for cash ;
24ic for November.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-59}c.
PoRK-weak and lower; 1925 for cash
13.40 for the year.
LARD-weak and easier; s.o5@s.073c
for cash; s.023c for the year.
WH1sKY-dull; Z.
| MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Nov. 2.
WHEAT-a@4c lower; 100 for cash
1.054 for November; 1.044c for December
No. 3, 1.03.
CoRN-dull; 44}c.
OATs-6rm 25c.
RYE-55c.
BARLEY-623c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Nov. 2-The reading OF the
journal was dispensed with, and the death
of Senator Morton was announced by Sen
ator Mcdonald. A resolution submit
ted by him providing for the appointment
Of committee of senators TO attend his
funeral. was agreed to. The vics president
will designate the committee hereafter. The
senate, then, as further mark of respect to
the memory of Senator Morton, adjourned
till Tuesday next.
The vice president appointed Senators
Mcdonald, Davis of Illinois, Burnside,
Bayard, Cameron of Pennsylvania, and
Booth com mittce to attend the funeral OF
Senator Morton.
In the house, Mr.. Ewing has withdrawn
the motion to commit the bill repeating the
resumption act, aud has accepted Mr.
Frost's bill as substitute, and has moved
the previous question. Mr.. Hale has moved
TO table the bill and the amendment, and tho
house is voting by yeas and nays on thai
motion. The vote will consume the morn
ing hour.
The vote on laying the bill on the table
resulted: Yeas 1903; nays 14O. The morn
ing hour expired, and the bill went over.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
sbe5ials

gSir MAIDEN unirc bieii9cn 2cier uuf
fOIsenbe Spe3iaI.gfOti3cn ulifmcrfium:
ES- Soeben crbaItcn i'm Stote Gapi.
toI.Storc, gde Der Sritten linO State
StraBe, ale Sorten Groceries, friIde
YHaumen, Sran9en, 9emonS, biiblbe
ein9emadte 8oitOn.@urfcn, beim Sun.
bert ODER 0u5crb.
ray @eIdniticner Sut3ufcr, ein Icbr
Idoner @rtifeI, i'm Stutc.@apitoI @ro'
cerie.Store.
DS~ @or3ii9Iider &bce, Solon9, So.
pan, Smperial unO Der ollerbcite 9e.
brannte 8aifee, i'm Statc GupitOI @ro.
cerie Store.
HG~ @cniirSte Salmons, friibc Cal.
mons, 2obiters( Secfrcbie), Yine.@epfel.
&6Ie, i'm State @opitel @roCcrie Store.
S@ SdarmanteS SaIatSeI, Car.
biuen. Mushrooms. (Bil3 oOer Grb.
ldpamm) franS0iiide grbIen, chow.
chow, gherkins, maccaronia, vermacilla
unb irar3oTiden Mfuitarb, I'M Stnte
capitol @roccrie Store.
B9 SranSoliI1e Srenton @rdftrs,
Sooa, SfiIb, glic.gafs, @uiier., Sin.
aer. ilno Deridiebenc anOcrc @rdferS,
I'M Gtate capitol @roceric Store.
D9 8obncn, Somiub, Grbicn, Gin.
fen. @rie8, Cocoa, Broma. Gbocolute,
Cocoa.glfilfc, Jellatinc, @erltc uuO Saeo
i'm Gtatc GapitoI @rucerie Store an Der
Oritteu uno Statc StraBe.
S@ S6mciscr 9cordnste Miilb, cbte.
uuo S1pei5er gebrdn8tc Wlil6, en9Ii'
der @uttuug, im Statc @npitol @rucc'
rie StOrc.
s@ Strides SIfrOn SofcrmcbI, in
State capitol. .@roccric' StOrc.
pS- SdinFen, Scitenltiide, Gpcd
yfebl, 8O!oenulpiirlte unO oetrodnetst
Beef, i'm State capitol @rOcerieitore.
| Sorrisburs. @Gi 10, 1877.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14

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trefen su f6unen I; bod. mas nt6t lit,
fann nod iperben.-3nei isner &atbIel
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ber.-@ie =? infer paderer Srenno
Mad fat ben biibI9en ,slrion.@ar'
ten" ipie6er iibernontnien? Sulb fiir
ben Gbriltian iperben ibn balS b..
iuden.-Sft i6on ein9'muitert.
SrDin Station.-Sr. 9. Man.
tet. &ir iiuS Sbnen nahgerutidt,
SacOb,-'nea ,,Wfantel" inub man ba'
ben.
Ouncannon.-Sr Geo. Oidel,
Glen Reipcft Dor Sbnen, Sdori9.-
Sell 9apple fam iuit sur re6ten Seit'
petersburg, Sbio.-Sr. sluSr.
Bed. Stopl ba foulmt cn frii6er 0e'
fruit, iino an6 e 2dpple. SraUo, gln'
6res.
Rbilabelpbia.-Sr. 6. Maurer,
-Sinb Sgnen uu6mGri9irt.
SbarpSburs.-Sr. SdpibSas
bele.-9alt! ba fonlut nod en- irii6er
ao.-Te6t 70, slniclm.
Pbilabelpbia.-Sr. 8. $. Sues,
mann. - Sbrem @cil6 wlrSe anl
Sanita9 cntipro6en.
Siib.SittSburg.- Scrrcn Sci.
fertb & @altber. .-Saben lla6geleben.
sic luiiSS oand re6t; allcs 0. X.
Gpansbuts.--Sr. SSeut Seritins.
Sit beiorat.
Rittsburg.-Sr. gsent @hnmm.
sic babcn reGt, lieber Sitter: stus ben
glugen. ans 6cm Sinn. iiuI6cn brnl
@tlbelm beites 8Oblcrsebcu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
NanOtuurm Iebcnn enIferut
@e9elmdfi9c cSlnSfebcibnne tpefents
lid fur bic GefnnSbett.

Die reaslmSbiae 9tsf6rituns unb has 5lie-
Zen Ser Ma9eniGfts unb her Sale, pel6es tsr
9ebrau6 BON s ifetter'S Ragsnbit.
terem bffSrtert fnb @irfun9rn, prlhe re-
ltntli9 CUR WiebfrbErfel brr @jelmtbrit
flbren, tprnn trr Srsanismus gefTrt II. DC
Speile tpirb In rsm byspsptil6fn Wagm Mot
Ssrbalt, neil her Rasrnlaft mansrbaft perr
Su rfi1Iit ptrr serbprbsn IN, bic 2rtrr pirS
aufsebduft unb bic ginespribe SerIfcpft neil
bsr @allsn;uilub unSurfidtnb if cher cine faI.
lde Hidiung nintnf. DaS 8iliere trinot all
bas In Srbnuug unb bsleiiist ale I6Iimmrn
5olgen uiansslnbsn StpfftpeGlrls unb unrserl-
mGbi9en 8lteBens bsr Sale. lletrrcirs rriSt
CO bic 5bGti8fsit her Nierrn, bur6 prItbr bic
llnrfinieFsiten aus bem 9lute grpilIsrnaBm
filtrit pfrben unb ifbrr Srnben, 6rr Sarn.Sr-
sane sur GrG9bsit pter @rfBri6rit rntarern9es
ipirft tpirb. @leibsirl pb man es ;ur Sir9uli.
run9 ter Magenlnft- cher @nllenausIdsiSun0
une ;ur Grlti6teruns hsr iiberlatGnrn Gin0e,
peibe cher ;ur 9ffSrbtrun9 SollIfGnbigrn unb
cabsr 8eIunbfn SarnlalTrnS nnprnbet: man
barf frts bnrauf rsGnen, baB Sclrttrrs Bite
res ben brabiI9iislrn 3prf rrfiiIIm tpirb. vi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
HatbIel.

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gto. 2
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&eiue ribti8e gIuflOInn0 rinGeidift.
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anH0iano bon SorI s. OfOtbc, @bi'
IabcIpbia.
So. 4.
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Sic &f6e biutrd9t."
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Sonone uno eiuer rotben ytaie?
SO. 2.
8cIdes 1T OuS itdrtItc &bier?
go. 3.
8cIdcs &bcr fOmmt Itanf Die 8elt?
$40. 4.
g8as foil elmer bitten, iucnn or 9eiulB
Iein ipia, erbort Sn lueroen?
80. 5.
(ginseIuubt bon s. g., $arriSbur9)
8arum luurbe Der @ropbet Sonas,
nodboem er 3 Gage i'm Banhe oeS Wfesr'
fld1es Quortier 9cnomnten, bon pcni'
IeIben ans 9ano 9cluorfcn?
SO. 6.
@orum Ibuf SOFT Der Serr baS crit
S8eib aus Der 8ippe oeS Maunes, uni
nibt aus eineut SOpftbeiI ODER ans DC
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