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4 Ii W004e
4 "A sands Of life have nearly run ont, discovered
while in the East Inches certain cure for Con
I sumpticnS Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs Gods and
/ General Debility The remedy was discovered by
him when his only child, daughter was given up
] to die He had heard much Of the wonderful re-
:torative and healing qua tiles of partitions
from the East India Hemp and the thought &C .urr ed
TO him th.t be might m ke remedy for his ehiid -
he stodied hard and In realizing bis wfshes
His child was cured, and 10 now alive and veil He
has since aim nstered the wonderful remedy to
thousanda of sufferers in ell paris of thu world AVID
he mas never failed in making them completely heal.
thy and happy. Wishing to do much good a. Dos.
sibie he will send to such Of his afflicted fellow
ings as request it. this recipe, With tull and explicit
directions for making 1t up snd successfully using it,
He requires each applicant to inclose him one shit.
ins-three cents to be returned postage the
cipe. and the remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement. Address
DR.. 81. JAMES, No 10 Grand St,
Jersey CITY, N. J.
N. B.-DR Fl. JAMES has neither office nor
agent in New York some have p -etened and sd.
vsrtsed. The recipe Is sent from NO PLACE but !
No 70 Grand street jersey City. N. J.
lie ads cifSr1
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By Taylor q " ilIiams,

THUSTEE's SAf. ~-,1F REAL ESTATE
In HENkIGO COUNTY AT AUCTIoN-Aa
Trustee in a deed Of trust from VIM r. simms teus
tse, &C dated the 18th day Of May, 1855. duly re.
corded in Henrico County Court being thereto re-
qussted, shall sell q. public ,tiop the en-
ises on MONDAY, the 18th day of June, 1851 at 5
OF trust. being q tract Of land in ten 100 county,
sbcu: three mies ofthe CITY containing acres,
Or. Christian. and Mr. Otey and formerly occupied
by Ms. Susan Homes, and now occupied by Mr. Wat
sen Crump
TERMS: Sufficient in cssh to pay $50 and the ex.
penses of sale the sum of f2o4 81 at one year the
like sumo of 1904 81 at two years and the further
sum of 1904 80 at three years which amounts to
bear interest payable annually from n day of ssle
and to be secured by deed of upon proper
ty, and the sldue be paid In such manner shall
be made known at the saie.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
TAYLOR 4 VII LIAMs A-cts Ia A. ida
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SThlBl.ING SPRINGS.

This Mountain Retreat In Augusta county, Va, IS
miles from Stanton and q miles from Harrison
burg. will be under tbs management Of Mr P aTER
II WOODWARD, formerly at Jeckson's River and
for the last three seasons at the Healing Springs
The proprietor respectfully announces to inva.
lids and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting
eight more double cottages and by the general i'm
provemsnt OF The premis since last season shat at
fer the 10th Of June, he will be prepared with en-
tirely new furniture, and sufficient number OF stten
daDts to OFF, visitors the most pleasant aee0mmoda
tions in the Eirginia mountains
The waters of this place unsurpassed: in fast
the visitor at these Syringe has ths sdvaotase Of Gil
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
OF Gree nbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to nons a. tested for
the las, Eve years. with the Csy and Free Stone
Waters all at hand. in abundance render this place.
properly the MIsERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers, there will b. Music In st
tendapce and the amusements and sports afforded by
In experienced physician will reside at the spriues
Terms $40 per weeA; $50 for month OF four
weeks, and . reduction MAZE for an entire season;
for ess than week 81 81 per dsI Sill be charged
COACHES wiIlleeve etsunton daily, for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
q line Of STAGES Is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from Bsrn:osbrrs e ssth Alum
nv Is -d2m&s.awlm Proprietor.
DOAROING. Ronrders can me- acc tn.
ID modal cd At Everettsvillc, frog the l5th Of ths
NOM b 70 the Ist September Add tesa Ara Allie
CARY, KEswIeK bsroT. Abensrie,' snd neoysy
an % will b. sent to meet them aat ia. - -
In TOP.--This delightful sum.
III -mer resoFs t,pt hssins been SOLD; - ~sr con-
templsted) wiR be. sgain epensd for sQs eescEnmoi
De- she Ia psrviiion 81 m LffsC0Ag "a viEbs
ready Ter the reception Of company ~ me l~ O
'J Hoa usa Top. August. go Va. }r.v1.s.;,
. -. : : -'1.--Msv 4sh Ias7 m. -nois
arna HILLS C.sf Fkk sUesA q, 'vaifOns
lou sredes receiving, Tor ale ~ =. -. - -
isa 49, Il q sstBACON 8AskEkVHhs
CAnINETs SND 80, CabiI
L. rerssbd b1daJs just ,sivsi from thu Nerths
and for s.le q ysrJfor psicss ~ norA tn.
. ,s.aiSs u
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JAM Eb M. TA1kOk, trustee.
TAYLOR u WILLIAMS Acts je A. ids

HANDSOMELY SITUATED UILD.
LII LOTS FOR SALE will be sold ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th day of june 1857 cemmeu
cling at a O'Clock several luated upon he sou
side of or ain street, continued on Richmond.
These lots .re Immediately s,uth of the b-autiful
most Of hichmond and the Surrounding countrv,
which cannot be intercepted by any subsequent i'm.
prnvefaept
Terms very liberal, and will be made known at the
sale.
je6 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aacts.
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~ Hus bands Caictned Magnea1a Ii free
from pleasant taste and three times the strength
of the common Cstcined Magnesia WoRi DIS
T.rn MEpAL and roUn FIssr PREMIUM SILvEA
MEDALs have been awarded 1t 20 being the best In
the market.
For sale BY tho Drusss.s and country storekeePsr'
THOMAS J. HUSBAND,
NH l2-dsu* Philadelphfa.
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HR Sewing Maehi. es..---Hurt 4, Web.
steers "lmproved Family sewins Mschiues." a beau.
rNi retier ornsment, warranted perect In every re
speet-will hem, stitsh fell and gather and with
proper care will last life time without getting out
of order. distinctions given gratis
N. 3. | will allow five dollars In exchange for
Wstson'a ten dollar machine"
P. HORTON KEACH,
je e. 81 Main street
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U The Great let urtuk al the Century
Mf.ssEN9ERs LONDON CORDIAL GIN. re.
commended by the Medical Fscul,y of the United
States of Amercs the only and unadul Grated
"sUPERI0R EXTRACT OF JUMPER" import.
ed into this country by R. Il MESSENGER CO.,
solely
Messenger LeHdon Cordial Gin has been pronoun O.
cd. by i've hundred esdng phi vsici TO posses
sonic diurstio and nvi sorating qualities unknown to
aleohoc beverages thus rendering 1t of pccuiiar Of
eicscy In cJring Gout. Rheuuati.m Debility Of the
Urinary functions Distinctions Dyspepsia and Fever
and asue 1t Is moreover, particularly valuable as
corrective to complaints originating from the impu
Tity OF drilking waters AID thus constitutes CRATE
fu companion to both the dent and the traveller
DR. JAMES X Chiffon the eminent chemist, hav.
Ing analysed Messengers Gin, prnnounces It. vaua-
bic medicinal treasure. The following 10 his eertif.
cate
The bottle OF liquid labelled "MEssENGER's
LONDON CORDIAL GIN brought to me for ex-
amlns ion find TO be good article of Gin. It Is
essentially the same the medicinal article intro
ducsd into the United States Oispensary under the
MANS of COMPOUND SPIRITS OF JUNIPER, y
AMI recommended useful addition to diuretc in.
fusiens and mixtures to debltated cases of dropsy
&c have doubt that, il ADJ Mustered medici
nsiiy, Ii would produce bone fetal effects.
JAMES r. Chiffon, hi. D., Chemist.
new YoRE. June %, 1855
For sale at No. 80 Main street. by
L. WARREN, agent for
uy l2-lm r. E. MESSENGER Co.
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BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
NH | l-eod6m AGENT Sor R;,hmaTx

baths! Baths! Baths !..HoL Cold
o,cloes A. NJ. to 10 ?. M at the Hair Cu..ina
sba,insend shampooing Saloon uader the Ameri.
CO can Hoeel Entrance on 1lth street. Single baths
Is cents, or tickets 81 INV
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Uspeciaf kottce...As L expect to leave
homs In a fe W days for soma two three months
this 10 10 request all persons who may have accounts
gainst me to present them for payment, a. wish to
pay them all off before leave.
my 22-ts ALI. HILL.
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- Samuel X. w. Becker, Attorney nj
Law, 10 pare cd to undertake any business pertain
ins 10 his profession, in this, any Of the adjon
tns counties May be consulted in any OF the mod
ern Europesn languages and gives prompt attsntioz
20 the Collection OF Claims
~ Office 18th street, between Bank ana MAIN.
an 4-d3In*
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BY Richard tauthorn.


Try GOODS sH!KTs, DC, AT AUG;
o'clock at IN store will sell at aucsn, large a.
sortmant of Dry Goods &c. consisting in part of 5
oieces French Cassin places Plaid; doZsn
fine Merino and fancy Cotton Undershirts; dozen
Lace and Cotton Flannel DR. wers 8 DOZEN Linen
Sosom and Muslin Shirts; 10 dozen French Needle
y orked Collars; Fancy Bslts; Cravats; Portmonaies;
Silk Hand kerchiefs Needle Worked do )2c DOZEN
White and mixed Cotton Hose; French Bosoms
Money Purses; suspsndsrs; Shirt Collars Fancy
Buttons; Parasols, Ac.
STRAW HAfs.--Also, 20 dozen Straw canton
BATS
ADDITIONAL CLOTHING AT AUCTIuN.--
Will be added to the alb 1ve sale on FRIDAY, at 10
O'Clock large and ssasonable lot Of Clothios Ct n
si.ting of Frock Dress and Sack Coats; summer do.
Cashmere Vests; Shirts SuspendeIs, Il
100 ACKES or L. NU FUk SALE
lUU LYING ON THE r r. AND r. Rail.
ROAD. 8 MILES FROM RICHMOND:-Wiil be
, ID az public auction on "WEDNESDAY, tins IT'D
inst. at Ia O'Clock A NJ, at Hungary station on
rh.R. r. and P. Railroad most desirable tract OF
IL in wood oak and pine; the other - cleared and If
lords several sites for residences. To business men
and others in Richmond, who desire to obtain COM
Portable country spot convenient TO business IN the
eitv this re sens most excellent opportunity a.
it Il o.iy 20 minutes ride to Broad street, BY the
and comes in every m oTnins before sunrise, ana
again at O'clock Liberal arrangements via 90
made with persons travelling ON the cars oS the
1ear. JAS. +. sUfTON, Ja.,
Pension and Bounty Land Agent,
Bank street, Richmond.
Terms of sale liberal, and will be made known on
the day of sale. Title usquestionable.
lie 10 -dtds J II 3
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ONE to the FeHst-T The Ladies' of
the Third Presbyterian Church (Chu'eh Hiln pro-
poss to hold Feat at the Lecture Room of said
Church, on THURSDAY aud FRIDAY evenings Of
this week, to aid In defrayins the contingent expen
SEES. ie 9-2tTn IN
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A NTH RACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-la am
IA receiving iders for the best quality of An'hia
cite Coal to be shipped and delivered during the
present month and Juy Persons ordering their coa'
through me- will receivs 2240 lbs to the ton, they
allowing ms commission of 10 per certl Those
who wish lay in their wiater supply will find i.
greatly their to purchsss at this season OF
the year hen ooai and fresht are low. All orders
enclosed to through the Post Office left at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Laidey Ro onson. corner OF
4th and Fran kiln streets, at the law Office OF Pow
hatan Roberts, corner of 18th and lain streets.
(wheie my office 10 kept) will be promptly attended
70 lie 10 Smi WRIT ROBERTS
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TTNHE NOND DIsPAT
DAILY, SEMI AND WEEKLY.

The urgent solisitstess OF number of friends
have induced me to publish
SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH.
1t will pear about The Sd July next will be printed
with new type, will contain twenty-eight columns of
reading matter and In sizs and proportions will
ssmbls the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
Two Dollars per Annum In Advance!
It will contain all the news of the day-poli icel,
Domestic Foreign miscellaneous aud Commercial
together with Editorials and pter tanning Literature
Especial attention ill be paid to the markets which
will be regularly and accurately reported 1t will he
indeed a NEWSPArE Err In the most compreh ensive
sense: presenting Ineligible narratives OF every
thirg that trsnspires, and communicating promptly
and sucoinctly all kinds of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There only mi.weekly mails in many parts
of the state and this sem-Weeky edition OF the Dis
patch meets the wants of the people supplied by
those ais.
Every branch of the paper i, entrusted to capable
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch
EXAMPLES of the enterprise with which 1t will be rus
tanned.
Those whs want the sEMI1WEEKLY DIS
PATIO H. will please send in their orders a. once SO
that their subscriptions may begin with the first
number. Address the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted atihe usual rates.
widely circulated it will be an advantageous medium
for communicating with the public
Both the Daily and the Weekly, aswell as the Be-
mi Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly improved
and the three papers will be sent TO subscribers at
the following
Daily u5.D,,d how RATES s. pc, .0Dvw.
semi-Weekly Dispatch. per snnum.
Weekly Dispatch. .......... g per annum.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There cheaper journals In the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspaper Of the day.
is s. dScA J. A. COWARDIN
A + COST, AT COsT..-Intending to nave
"A my store enlarged by LIST OF August. will this
day commence selling off my entire stook Of Dry
Goods, all pprehssed this season, for cash. Great
bargains may be expected.
Also. my stock o. Window Shades and Oil Cloths
1000 pair of Window Shades at and below cost
chance seldom st with Call soon for bargains at
the Established Cheap store of
M. GOLDEN'S $50 Broad street,
il elm BAtween Sd and 4th
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u the circulation of the Bio nd is Just
~ esteemed the greatest ordination of Dvipe Provi
aence. by that eestias the heart it is driven
20 s parts OF the vgortand strength to
She complicated machinery of This living
rood, whether we sleep or wake. ssles brishl y
through the arteries and softly through the
from al upurity, and yet how negligent many are
respecting this great essential to the enjoyment of
perfest health Dsrsn cement IN the Liver Ard Her
yes 10 generally the primary cause; and Jaupdioe
Indseston and all the barrss feelings tendlng
Dyspepsia, which make life burden result from l.
sne'de would rapidly follow su'cide, IL there no
cure No one would suffer long IL he will use BA
Hss's FkEmtUM bITTERs, prepared by p. BAKER
Richmond, Va They are never failing remedy
and css be had BY all the prominent Druggists In this
city aud other to wns an viiiaves in this State
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- DR.. Coons, late Of ST. Louis Mo =.
Once and res dence ID street, west side, between
H.rsbsI ana CIsv straats NH le--d6m
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NA1IDNAL HOTEL,
IN Main street, Stanton, Virginia,
WIN. d. gibson, PRoPRIEroR.

Omnibuases free of charge. run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
e. Every attention il given to PASSENGER who
wish tn depart by either of the lines of travel.
nv S0-6m
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a. Flowers just received n most beau
tiful assortment Of fac FRENCH FLO WERs, to
which we invite the attention Of our customs ..
Also. on hand, nice supply OF Ribbons frinses.
Trimmings and Faacy Dress Buttons suitable for
the seAson, at low prices =. =
we are closing OUT the balance Of. ouy stock 'of
Parasnis ., cost. LAuIEP bAZAA6,
nay 2s-6w" No. 9of Bread street. |
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0NHE SUBsCRIBEK having rented lhe
i store corner NJ ain and 10th s.rset1 lately occu
pied By MIR j. A Harrington, has fstea it up in beau
lifui style, for the purpose of conducting the RI
FAIL CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS. HI.
long exp srlence in the business will enable him &c
furnish bis customers with everything they could de
sire in his He respectfully solicits share
of public patronage.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
ie IO-St* Corner above New Custom House,
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NlUru b" Ne + 1T LIFE HIS
wi RANCE COMPASv

Reserved Capital Jan. - l857........@2 4845i2 ID
date Observation-Disclosures. 80, EST act 81
Total amount OF Losses BY death...... 1tO6 2s4 60
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WINDOW GLASS. $50 boxes SxlO
w and I0xI2, receiving and for sale by
sENNFTF. BEERS & FISHER,
T. Fee
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q Walker Co. and Lucas Echols, owners of
the Stages, have experienced and gooa drivers on
their line ie5 d8tc6t
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THos. POLAND M D.. Medicsi Tysm;ns-
leie-.Ss Office. basement OF the Powhatan House
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-05
THE DAM ROARING.

A young buck went to see the daugh.
ter of a Presbyterian elder lately.
whose house was near a mill-dam. IL
being the spring of the year, the waters
made considerable of a roar as thew
tumbled over the dam. The modest
young gentleman tapped lightly at the
door at first and received no answer,
He tapped again-still no answer
Again and again he repeated his knock.
but still he was mheard. Mastering
up courage, he proceeded to admins.
ter some severe thumps upon the door
which brought the staid old gentleman
out.
81 suppose" said the youngster.
who had by this time become slightly
savage, from being compelled to . wait
so long; 81 suppose you could othear
me knocking for the dam roaring"
"The dam roaring! What do Won
mean, sir? How dare you speak in that
wayF, said the divine, somewhat anger
ed at hearing the young man swear in.
his presence.
Il mean to say, sir, chat suppose
you. could not hear me knocking on
account of the dam roaring."
"Dam roaring, again! You young
scOundrel : Have you the impudence to
insult me with repetition of those
words? Begone, sirp'
my dear sir" quoth the now be-
wildered youth, II intended to saw
that l presumed l could not be heard
on account of the dam roaring" lay
ing particular emphasis on the last two
two words.
'1nsult on insultr' shouted the IN
furiated man, and he rushed at the poor
fellow with the evident intention of
ejecting him, bat was restrained bv
the voice of his daughter, exclaiming-
"Papa, [ suppose the young man in
tended to say that he could not be
heard on account of the roaring of the
dam"
"Oh-I beg your pardon, sir beg
pardon-walk in, walk in, realIy-aE;
we'll! l declared The dam roaring,
Capital! Come in, come in That is
really too rich!"
1t is needless to add that the young
ster went in, and in the excellent so-
ciety of the young lady, soon forgot
the ''dam roaring"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-05
REGULARLY SOLD.

Two gentlemen from New York. one
of whom had been in California nearly
a year, and the other just arrived, were
accidentally overheard in the follow
ing conversation at the Sutter House.
Sacramento. The new conner was
lamenting his condition, and his folly
in leaving an abundance at home and
especially two beautiful daughters who
were just budding into womanhood-
when he asked the other if he had a
family.
yes, sir, l have. 1 havea wife and
six children in New York-and Ineyer
saw one of themp
After this the couple sat few mo-
ments in silence, and then the inter-
rogator again commenced:
Were you ever blind; sirl'
No, sir
Did you marry a widow, sir?'
NO, SIR
Another lapse of silence.
Did l understand you to say, sir.
that you had a wife and six children
living in New York, and have never
seen one Of them!'
Yes, sir-I so stated it,
Another and longer pause Of si-
lence. Then the interrogator again
inquired:
How can it be, sir, that you never
saw one Of them?'
Why was the response, eons Of
them was born after left
oh ah,' and q general laugh fol-
lowed.
After that the first New Yorker was
especially distinguished as the man
who had six children, and never saw
one of them.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-05
p,rrs OF ADVERTISING:

C.b IN advance will be required for all advertise
r,snts except where actual responsibility is known
Ten Der cent for each change be added to the
above rates.
Standing Business Cards Of Eve lines or less, fol
So Soa5Tertiscments viii be considered by the year
uples, specified on the manuscript, or previously
s-r,sd upon between the parties.
Advertisements not marked on thecOpy for a speci
fsapunber Of insertions, will be continued until or
dcrel out and charged accordingly.
an advertisements from strangers or transient per
tunS 10 be paid in advance.
Thsprvlege Of yearly advertisers will be confined
rgdly 10 their own business and all advertisement
pa, pertaining thereto TO be paid Tor extra.
All loaded advertisements charged double theaboT'
rates.
Advertisements on the inside exclusively will b
shargUd extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-05
BROWNyILLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, N T., THURSDAY, j

came forth pure and emaculate from
the hand of the Creator. The one has
returned to him in the whiteness of her
soul, and so will the other
will you give me your address, old
man, and permit me to visit your
daughter tomorrow But you must
also give me your word of honor that
you will not inform her, or insinuate
to her in any manner whatever, that 1
am rich man. The old man held
out his hand.
4 give you my word I am anxious
to convince you that I have spoken
the truth. My name is Wilhelhm
Schmidt, and here is my address, Civ
ing him, at the same time, a bit of pa
per which he drew from his pocket.
'And my name is Karl =. I
am the son of Anton T. Take
these bank notes, but only on condi-
ton that you do not leave this house
until ] fetch you from it. Waiter! a
bedroom for this gentleman. You re-
quire rest, Herr Schmidt. Good night.
Tomorrow you will see me again but
under whatever circumstances this
may haTpen, do not forget the word
you have given me-
The name the young man had men
toned, as we'll as the large sum, struck
the old man with astonishment; but
before he could recover himself, his
companion had left the house, and the
waiter came to light him to his bed
room, where wearied and worn out, he
soon sank ilto profound sleep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-05

you that riches will not corrupt your
heart. Here it is, in the prayer-book
of your poor mother, written by your
own hand: IF thou vert to give me
all the treasures Of the world, Lord,
l would still remain Thine humble
servant. For what is gold before
Thee, that lookest into the heart ?
Thine is my heart, and Thine it shall
remain.'
1T is the Lords and thine, nv
beloved Karl, whispered Bertha, and
she sank in his arms.
'Hurrah for the leap from the Main
Bruckep exclaimed Karl t.
embracing his father-in-law.