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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

ToMAToEs.-As the season Jor this whole
some and delicious vegetable is rapidly ap
preaching, we give the following recipe for
preparing them, from the Scientific Ameri-
can, which we are assured by one who has
made the experiment, is superior to any
thing yet discovered for their prepara,
ton,
Take good ripe tomatoes, cut them in
slices, and sprinkle over them finely pull.
verized white sugar, then sprinkle claret
wine sufficient to cover them. Tomatoes
are sometimes prepared in this way with
diluted vinegar, but olaret wine imparts
to them ARCHER and more pleasant flavor,
moro nearly resembling tho strwberry
than suything else"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
NEW SERIES-VOL. V.-NO 90

factories, car wheel works, and other man.
ulaclories which give Wilminpton Tho H.
tlnctlye character of a Manufacturer, c,;t,,.
ne railroad shops alone employ many
s"arVhy mechanics, and the only wonder
49, mat the city is not powerful enough TO
iree the little State of Delaware from all
traces OF that slavery which is the deem,
est insult to the Free Labor by which IL
iiVes ana which it so practically honors
BUT we need not 60 from the greatest
manufacturing City in America to tallc
ABOUT labor, SO we turn to the Old ,Soede,'
C",rch, which dates back to A. d.. 1898
ana which still stands, unimpaired bv
time 1t now belongs to the Episconali.
ans, ana IS now called "Trinity Church y.
Inc original building of the old Swedes,
Ohnrch, southwark, PHILADELPHIA. was
erected twenty-one years before in 1877
four years before the arrival of W;II;.n,
Penn but the Philadelphia Church was
rebuilt in 100, so that the Wilmin stora
Church Is Two years older. In shane boih
churches resemble each other very much
the wilmington Church is built of dairy,
stone which age has only darkened still
more, ana the walls are at least two feet
SIX inches IN thickness. The roof has n
very steep slant and the projections at the
ehds OF the edifice make il look verv
queer. The interior contains very daen
gallery and the walls are white-wasbed =
Unpainted benches supply the nlaca ~
pews, and the only colorinr about nc .d;N
lice IS the red of the plain pulpit cusb;on
~, gulue 10 the place was pretty little
eirb win bright black eyes and a shawl
pinned over her dark hair. She might
nave stoou ior picture of Little Nell.",
as she vainy endeavored to turn the old
iashloned lock, which we finally opened :
giving, by her direction, two turns. If
you please. SIR" 1t being Monday. the
church was yet warm from the FIRE which
Is Int IN the old-fashioned stove 10 warm
the sunday School children, (classes be-
ing regularly held, as our little cicerone
tod us, but still the church looked chill
AFTER our little friend had given the date
OF the erection of the ediice ard explains
ed that regular Episcopal services were
held there until two months ago ,vb.n
the new Church up the Brandywine was
finished, she conducted us to the oldast
tombstone in the church yard
mere was matter for antiquarian jubila-
tion' we sat down on the frozen ground
as eagerly as Mr.. Pickwick would have
done before the "Bil Stumps-H His Mark"
rellc, and without much difficulty deci.
Phered the following inscription, ali being
legioie except tie date of the death,
which being close to the ground had suf.
tered more from time than the rest Il
was simple head'stone, made much
thicker than is the present custom.
On one side was:
Rom 6. ], S.--"For he that is aeaa is freed
from s7n Ao'0 five be dead ,siM Christ ss
oe1'epe that Ws shall also live NTH HIM"
On the other side Of the stone was the. :
name;
WILLIAM VASDKyRRx,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

A You've NAN at Niagara having been
crossed in love. walked out 10 the preci-
pice, gave one lingering look at the gulf
beneath him, and then went home, His
body was found the next morning in
bed. A very sensible young maan. we
think,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

pLAsTERING,-The subscriber, having
=, located himself in the borough of Clearfeld
u lnt'rm the public that he is prepared to
.Vrk IN the above line, from plain 10 ornamen.
any description in workmanlike manner
o,.. "hltewashing and repairing done in neal
''ner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
Vlsafheld, april II, 1881 Iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
Select y purtrp.
A HUNDRED YEARS TO COME
Br HARRiR.

i hAhhlhs
Where, where will be the birds that sing.
Ahundred years to Gomez
The howers,that now in beauty spring,
A hundred years to Gomez
The rosy lip,
Tho lofty brow,
The hearts that beat
So gaily now
U, where will be Loves beaming eve,
Joy's pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh,
A hundred years to come?
Who'll press for gold.tho crowded street.
A hundred years to come?
Who tread the church with willing feet,
A hundred years to Gomez
Pale, trembling ngv
And fiery youth,
Ana childhood with
Its brow o. truth;
The rich, the poor, on land and sea,
Where will the mighty millions be,
hundred years to come?
We all within our graves shall sleep,
A hundred years to come;
No living soul for us will weep,
A hundred years to come
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fll,
While other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine as to day,
A hundred years to come.
Farmers High School, Apral1, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

p@- Sammy, my son, do you know that
you have broken the Sabbath ?"
"Yss, daddy, and mothers big iron pot
too. in five or six pieces" said his little
sister.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

No. Lucy Stone says "there is cotton in,
the ears Of men, and hops in the bosom or
women" Lucy has put the eottcn'in the
wrong place tni, time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

BI-"Well, Alich, how's your brother
Ike getting on these times" "Oh, first
rate. Got start in the world--married
a widow with nine children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

ogERT J. WALLACE. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Viearheld, Pa, Office in Shaw's Row, op-
F'te the cJournal Office.
dec. l, 1S4s.-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

The DYING NEvERWEEP - 1t is astrikinp
fact the dying never ,Seep. The circle Of
sobbing, agonizing hearts around produces
not one tear. Is it that he is insensible
and stiff already in the chill disolutioni-
That cannot be ;fcrhe asks for his fathers
hand, as if to gain strength in the mortal
struggle and leans on the breast of mother.
brother, or sister with still conscious affec-
tion; and just before expiring, at eve, after
a long days converse with the Angle of
Summons, he says to his oldest brother
the lastaudible good night of earth-"Kiss
me kiss me 1t must be because the
dying have reached point too deep for
our earthly crying and weeping Lhey
are face to face with higher and holier be-
ings,with the father in heaven, and his an
gle throng, led on by the Son himself;
and what are griefs of n morning, tears Of
a dying fare well be it that they are she'd
oy the dearest on earth in that vision
bright ofinmortal life and everlasting re-
union
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
II. P. THOMPSON,
J. D. THOMPSON,

DR. VI. WOODS, having changed his loca
IL ton from Curwcnsville to Clearfeld, res
pectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite Il at Of
J. Grams Esq. my ;S6.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
JOHN TROUTMAN

CTILL continues the business of Chair Making,
y and House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, at
the shop formerly occupied by Troutman d Rowe,
a, the east end Of Market street, short distance
v.,t of Iitz's Foundry. June Is, 1855.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

,,sU.LARRINEn. !. TEST
r ARRIMER q TEST, Attorneys at Law
L Clearfeld, Pa, will attohd promptly to Col
t,ions, Laid Agencies, &C., &c, in Clcarfed,
C.ptre and Elk counties. July Soy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
DENTAL CARD.
DR.. X. V. WILSON,

HAVING removed his Office to the new dwell
III ling on Second street, will promptly answer
D rofs sional calls as heretofore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
Terms of Advertising,

Over three weeks and less than three mo "a tbs 2b
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding shines are in
sorted for 81 year.
Advertisements not marked with'the number of
,....,;o -s desired, will be continued till forbid
Dn"..od .c,or,' ''nS to these terms.
en''S'O O"'' ]. Ii. LARRlMER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

p. w. BARRETT,
MERCHANT, PRODUCE AND LUMBER
WI DEALER, AND JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, Luthersburg, Clearheld Co., Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
WILLIAM VASDKyRRx,
BoRS, 1856.
DID. IL

All European traces in America seem OF,
yesterday beside the antiquities of the old
world, hut certainly it was something to
see the grave of man born in 1856. Born
when there were not thirty thousand
whites, where now over thirty-one, two or
three empires, (how many States are
there y cover the continent
We pass around the church-yard and in /
going out saw sunken grave, with the
clay frozen in its freshness. Here was a
contrast This latter grave was that of
man, who was said to have poisoned him
sell in prison month or two ago. Where.
relatively in the spheres were the souls of.
those two men, with nearly two hundred
years between their deaths, and not two
hundred feet between the resting place of
their bodies graveyard is oueer
place for contrasts-though said contrasts
by no means appear on the stombstones.
- -EGe,tg Bullctn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

THOMPSON, HARTSOCK N co.
Iron Founders, Curwensville. An extensive
assortment of Castings made to ordere
Dec. 20, 1881.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
VIM. p. CHAMBERS.

(MhklEs on Chairmaking, Wheelwright, and
~ ~ house and Sign painting at ,Curwensville,
N,arseid co. All orders promptly attended to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
gYggN@gS $AMDgs
p, w. HAYS,

DAGUERREAN, Melaineotypist, Ambroty-
J pist, and JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Kersey Elk County, Pa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-16
- rpteT

Wtr murbeu rpn Y a t cr 9 d. B erluht,
einen ernltliden unp entIAiebenen Rrctelt Se9en
Den im ~9sltrlseu vOeutiden Gorret
y on > II /" erl9ienenen Sertht itber bic
BON 6errn Sdeib beim Sdn9erielte 9~ebaltene
0eltreOe ein5uleBen. IS lit nttt cas- erIte Wll,
Dap Der vOeut1be Correspondent" cine 3teoe
be5 Oerrn G6etb in perfebrter Inp mabrbalt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9Seilc wiepereibl. User
Die trefflthe Nepe niht lelblt 9eb6rt oper mer Den
Serldt oes Weder" iiber clelelbe nitt aelelen
bat, ber uIuB, penn er lie I'M yOcutlhen Grrs
relpenpent" Hest, auf ben 9eoanfeu tcmnlen,
paB Serr S9etb aul benz Sdnaerfelte lhnGoeu
% eel Selprpden bat. Wr boIfte1, paB per
.Osutl9e Correspondent" lpentBltenS piesuual
eIneH wabrbeltS9etreuen uub lcSllhen Setiht
%erltaltea weroe, oa ia lein @IBeutbimer unr
Neoatteur en- chef letblt piht blnter Dem Jieo.
ner, nit Slelltllt unD SAcetbebeft ilB uuD Elf
rtBtt orauf los drieb. Set elnt9eul Auten BIt.
len uno bel entsem Ser ltanoe laBt IT'D aus fol
1en Ant3et1nun9en inIInerDIn EN- beitteDtaels
Der AuS5uB Jus elmer 9ttOe brm3en, Sb per
Gl8entBuatet re5 v@CrreipOnDent" bic 01eib'
lbe Neoe aus Ii II DER It n D 90 II ]
Bo6beit lelnen @eIern in Der pertsbrtelten
~ONII "ultlVN ~ UISuSluL SNL CIC 0uHuuHtu,
dbt Deut,Den 0lunDldBe, 81 Denen lt1 Oerr
S6etb auh bel Dieler VeIesenbett ~betlunte uno
aus oenen ct nOd ME, Wtoer duf BET atlltliben
nod aui Ger Weltlden 3ieDnetbilbne Elm Oebl
Belnadt, Den an Iclde SDeen, ME GO lhetnt,
n'4t %8ewObnlen Sfopf oe0 0eraasseOer5 pes
nOeutlden Correspondent" III Ttriptrruus
braNten, wDueu mir oabln Belteltt fem lallen.
Wenn lbut plele Yrln5p,en, be il 6err SGelb
nur UDnI peullden uIo atl8elneln nIsnlAllAen
St1nppuntte, nlAt aber Don Ger 3tnue e.uer
alllerttantlI en Barter aus %UoriruB, .iid}t Aetll
len, 10 9lbt Ibm Dle1 nod mInier fen 3tebt, Oh
SAelbITe 5teoe 81 petbur6 en Ell bate uun
enlDepet gar nlnt5 Don Ibr DrlnAelI pDer aber
elnen pabrbeltS8 %etreuen Aue5u9 aus lbr mits
tAeIten unD lie Uflsnun0 ebrlld) D~tfinpten loaeu.
Oa 8tltern NormttlaJ I'LL Oaup:q uurtler Die
betr. Drummer Oes O,utldsn Correspondent"
ali ftemoe SdnSer oeItBeilt tpurpe 4dno e5 QUIT
gu beIur4ten 1T, cap Ole 8tobeI GnlltcIungen
OeS vOeutlden Correspondent" Au b III pen
WCbncrten DER irelHoen Sdn8er perbrettet wsr,
ben, 10 eriuden wr Den IL. y. . emotra
Os u. y. AbenD3eitaH9, Die YbIlapels
pRler o0rete pre- e, Die 9tewllter
v6fete Settung"", Den 9arrl5Durser
rs aterlan0sW a Utel" uuO cen . Ut i h
mCnber An5etSer", bon obigem Protslt
JtUtiS gu nebnen. gu @e5euplenlttli fur mn,
ME Imlner, 8erne berelt.
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I'd nseriE0sgtisve J6attDrtcDtcit

Us a bIn9tOn. Die AnliAteR Der Jle
%9IeruuS iiber Die Helpefttrut9 oet u~sulraler
0lag9e we,oeu oemnault perm O1laS uni
Don lbm Den brltIIt II COMMENCEMENT ulutAe.
tbellt perDen. AbIUrllItt Der0eu III allie ublls
gen 0tepraleutauteu oer Ser. 0luaten aUaeben
nad Dem VOrglnb bon Sectetl,I WncD's Sn
ltruttl0Hen on Ulluttler SuUauun, uni Btsa4.
nabnle auf Die GrtI1run9 il3er Ole Oeeredte ppo
1855, netde 0roBDrtllnnten, NIanflelb, Oelt.
reid, JfuBlano, preuBen, SarOIale.t unD DE
2urteL iii Wloetlptu1 mil ~unlerct Jteaeruna,
db9aben.
Sin tur3er S:lef bon Sefretall Sap lber Dls
Nlllco, welde5 laturallllrte Sllyer bel lbrer
Nudte3r III Die OelnlaIb llufen, 0al 81 Uerldle
ptne" @Olnmentattn 4ntaB ytBeUtn, DetGe oen
Wttnllter ueranlalen, EN- OptuuIeEt gu publt6t
rem, Weldts Den St1hopuutt per ADmlulltratlon
In ptsler S1be Deleuhtet
Oetr Oaua5 MUD beltimmt ni1t @elanDter
in Yari5.
feu nlm, MinnelOta, i'm Stunt. Ser
Ieu>lllmer plpnler 1trelbt: .4m %. lpal
le9te Der Der uSretgtter" an, um propl
ltOlIen FUR letne otetle nad) Dem NeDs Nloer
pes 0t0roene eln5unehmen. Ser naturlldbe
Ne9 pom W%ttlllRppltn Den 0feo 0ttoer,, DER
idjpn I'M Sabre 1920 bon oret Maflnap
bDOten etn9elhla9en wOrOen, tom1nt Oabel
nieoer III ~Nnmenoun9. Das 8oot miro
Iber ole etma elne Wtelle brelte panoenoe
smlIheu Dem Si9<Stpne Gate uup Dem eate
SraperIe auf WalSen 9elbatt uno tho III
3nede Selle nno Snfer uao ~lonlflQe
8Drrihtnngen CUR @enl9e all Soro, ebemIp
etne 5ablrelde Manntbaft nuo Elm flelner
nnl ben Yanftons, ben AnDobnern
Des Neo = Nloer, Helpect eIn5ufloBen. SoQ.
te Der 8eriud ~9ellngen, mIe ntdt anoerS
gu ermartenc lit, 10 mlroe ~1epenfalls Der
9eIammte, nidbt unbetra1tllhe 9anDel Der
Heo : Extravaganza ltatt wIe btSber uber
eauo, uber QNaTer pia Neo = S%tonrDooo :
uno Mlnnelotarloer 9eben uno ote 5utunf.
ultausblelblibe Ausfpa1oeruig naob
iener RegtOrt w1rDe ebeufaus oleieH fnr5e
l1lo nldyt nit 70 oieleHSe lbmerllhtelten
Meg pcrSteben. Oieler Oans
BEL muB auf 0ten Him uno Die llbri9en
Wi~nnelotatdpte einen lebr 9nnltIgen Gun
anB lber.
Sol. QS. 8. Npbles BON ct. paul uno
Sen. @. y. Slmiieao oDn Sort HloQlep,
mo mir etner @elellhaft abgegan9en, lrl
BEN ~pa1enolfen lSe9 BON WtlnneiOta nad)
Columbia 5u iiden. DE @elel-
|baft gebt ben NeD Nlper abWarts bis
inua Saetutdeman uuo cieien 8luB auf-
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bier pefeinI8l, ani Den @fyerHegn 5dn8esn ben
aufenibalt 81 ejnem nnpeg5eBIs9 iasien 81
MAIDEN ntht nur bic 0eutiAen, %icnoetti anN
Die Ameritaner uur Die ltdotilden uno IanpII7
Aen 8eb0roen bdtten gu oielcn d3wede a''l9e'
wirtt, ia lelblt Gle piel beiproHenen Iom"
go lei auf Dem Bicnlc cine S1nle
lbrefli& aus ebenOer @elelen IN Die Nt1tte
mebrerer @elaugpereine 8etreten ; Der @9ef oIe'
Ter @eIs0en babe bic SanSer nit 0ea Worten
anoereoet: ave are Baltimore Boys, Row.
dies, amt wee" ST (5teeb) babe erDlpert {;
.."Oh no -" Der @9ef Der 8anpe babe aber
rieIes Compliment nit zen WOrten ab9etebnt :
: l guess not we are ! But if you are in
a muss, we will see you drought, that's
sol" (NuS Dem StraBen<@n5lilA ms Oeus
ide iberleet, beiBt oie8 etma: UNir lino Bali
tiulprer Suus,n, NOwOie5; linO Mrs nIdt?"
owS neiu T." vSh CLAUDE, mir limbs bod ;
aber penn 5br in Die Yatlhe fcn1ult, 10 belTel
mir Sud- berau8. UerIaBt Sud oarauf!")
DIE 91epe Dea GERM Steeb erre8te aa3e-
meme 0eiterteit unO III pieler Stlmnurr9 tselinte
lid pie NeriammlunA. H.
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nigin aai8egebenf nnp ea jeff sin aupersr qns
grifI5P9an befclgt tperDer.
Wt1n 'prad ron 9rpBen pferoeanfduIen iii
@H9lan0 tiir Die frau5Slid,e 2lrmee eS lolen
mebrere &anieno 9eiudt werpen.
Wt1n Qebt Daulit UNI, eiu Gelearapbentotel
UOn eOrnmal nd4 GAMBIA 8u leaen.
Oa6 @eriAt 9ebt, oaB Der 6er3oa Don Gam.
brto9e pdbrIheinltd bus O6erfommanpc Der
Aru'ee auF9eben werbe. Nl8 @runp werDen
9emIlle @nttiuungen ODER Betrattungea Sei=
tens et1ea unterl ufun98 @ommi, tees iiber Den
Serfauf BON Nrmee P%ateuten au9efibrt
Die PrIn5eIltn Trieori4 y8itbelm Don Qreus
Ben mar naA 8etlm ab9eteilt.
An Goro oeS v@altern Wonard, 1relder
init 500 SDlpaten, 0eren 6ruueu uno SIppsrn
pC1 Snolen 3uridtebreub i'll Spitbeac a%nferte,
eret8nete liA etae 9rc6e Salpeters grpIOiicn,
wel4e leooA nut Z Perioneh, oaruuter 5 Gin>
Der, tSotete, ale l~lebriBeu wurOen Serettet, OBJ
sletA baS Sdlif ausenblifliA in 6lammen
ltan0.
Die ganf BON England bat ibren Di8cont
Don A auf 81 berab9eleet +; @~onlolS ~ltanoeu
am 2. ,. w. ST. 934 unp 934 unO lanten am
3ten. DIE Quctattouen geben mir an0erpirt5.
(Oie meiteren Nadri1ten Der europa mitSu
tbelle1, palten mir fir unu6tbi9. SIS lino meiIt
& nrlner SromnrblSberidte, bic pas @e
prd9e Ger SilJe all pet Stirne traBen. Sel6it
pie Iran5olllAen Sldtter 9eben ieet gu, Gag man
ltb na1 ben Iatptnll1en SuQetlu5 ten llrtbetl
tber Die SrteB8ereignille bllpen t0nne. G9ou
Dor 10 Sabren ma0ten liA Die Slrolnier purd
lbre 0u8en,8uIetln5 beridti9t; tie melpeten
oamalS 9ldnbenOe SieSe BET Wtprtar1 unp 9tO
para, unp went8e 3lBe bernah erfubr Die Welt,
paB Die IatpiuiI9e Nrnlee bel 9tOpara 6e,lAmets
teri moroen mar. Die 9te0)
SOn g8aiDtugtOu.
US btnBton IS. SUM. Die 9. ct.
S4iffe &epant, BpcmlnJ unp 2ancalter linp
nad &btli %beCroert, UNI fir bic ~portisen lnbil.
Den S1ti8IlftlOn gu rerlansen. >s .8G2
@S 1T nld@t wapriAetnliA, baB unIer @e>
ldw1oer i'll D%tlttelmeer permebrt mlrp.
GUliftOH anf Ser GlIeababm.
N lter, Pa Is. Stunt. Seute
flnO bier eile @Clliltcn 5nilden benz i3age auf
Der GleuelanOsYjtt6bur8 Bubn unp penn Der
Pltt8bur8 . sort Wapne @bica9o-B1bu ltatt.
20 wnrOe pabel JtlenIanO ~9el6Dtst, absr cine
An6abl perlcnen rerwunOet.
3wei MOrOer.
OSwe8p, u. D., II. SUM. Die beu,
tl8e &Ime8" tbellt DE ndberen lllnltdnpe iiber
3pel Wicrotbaten In pem DItllben 3beile Oleles
County nit.
GlneS Der Opler lit Der nrtoril1e 9lluipplD
Wfatpjl @reen, pas a,Dere Solompn 9lculu,
WelNer bon leinem Yater, Neor9e 9lemu, wets
der bic Polt 6pil1su JiIdmoao uuD 9teplielO
bef0rOert, erlnOrDet Wurce.
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(Gtn8e1dnpt.)
Scr MfO5GrtUereim DOn 9tew=YO beiut Sd)ei=
Oclt uO1 Baltimore ieiuem 5angcSbriiOcrn
-a ppI Der ySarmOnie !" ~

Oa6 Dampfrp6 lAnaubt, AOe, tbt trauten 9an'
.H5arr8i0 chi. a.a 9erber5en s<
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9ta6 all Der llbeu Sup, na6 all ben muatern
S9erSen
@rtlinst Elm tribes BOrt, es ma4t un8 lfunit
- 1nb petd
Son Sud icBuub 81 0ebn, tbr ItcOerreiben @telen
9Ste preBt e5 nnl're Sraf, ni9t f6naen wir'S
-..-o Serbeblen.
0enu faum In Gurem arei6, faum Cure Sanb
i-t.e eepreBt, s@a
9ei6tst auf mad .@aO unO MUrO, na6 Often
u une uad Welten .
8ir habet nit %etaanber c3eAt, 9eladt, "eelungen,
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Aad allcu Rreilen 1T Der tote Huf georun9en :
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Oe8 ltarren ShtflIl8 Strpnt nit 1etner gSpgen
Is Sretten
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Dph Cure Slnge1treue 9ibt un6 Elm gut @eleit.
Wir fcbren Jest 3urad ii buntpfe Matag8letem
Die Werfitatt rMft: Waht duf Der Subel III
3u Gnb,
Der S9niferbamnter BART, bic Babel ou1 bas
nebetI
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HnS fall6 utb g~rtnIenb an, eS aieBen I'M re
G6rGnen,
Denn a6, pn8 8ur1n1eln 1T 70 l66n, 70 nuns
peridDn
Den &erl, Der 9lrbeit nur crfano, mG6t' n,anGer
10 ieb'n.
Sp lebt benn Jreunbe, tppbl, Der Soft Der beutI6en
Steper
@r lei euA INNER bOlp, uHO ge6' eu9 teitern
@etff,
@r idaffe un6 re6t balO bic 0Gtterlunben pieber,
Die mir 10 frO6 pcrlebt, bic unlre 3unge preiBt
Gebt tpp9l unp lanet ME aus Der @rtnneruna
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perlieB,
90 Nib an WpSart euA elm 8ano, Elm mtae'Ibes
btnoen,
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jdbrt8e @rtrdeipibtnef nit ~ DrDjent, Won btm @riras Der
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wtrb 8emdB beS @eieBeS unter fOIden Summen ~peetbstlt bic
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Sabre IN otefer SdHt beppnirt jEnH. ~
Jar SuMnen, Die felt 3 Jnbien oeyDnirt limb, cine @rtra.
Dtpibenbe BON ~ prDent.
Sir Sumntfn, bic lNT : Sabreu bepDntrt ltno, etre &rtras
9tpt6eute Spa > Dro5ent.
Jlr 5umnsn, Die lett eintn Sabre 6epUnirt ftnb, "a Wrr3.
Dteir Ototbenoe 5u 'cHlm n9srehnet NIT ben iahrlt6en 8tns
len BON 4 prO3ent init Ans lNluB Der StdatS unb tab tf6en
Steuern, ueiDe pom Der Dant besGblt wurbeaJ, wtrb teDem
Dep0nPnten t. ben Subern Der SAINT am 1. Stunt CT Dtttr,
un0 tra8t uDn btsieY Gage an 3tnlen me jebeS aupere DepO
lt, biz 20 Buruf9efpf6ert miro.
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~ Seffe 9Hut, praRpent.
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