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nunons or Tnn cEnsuy.

Al;hoagl the marshals engaged in taking
the census somctimcs experience annoy
aucgs. vet thcy occasionally meet with per-
sons who afford them no little amusement.
Their task Is oilcna hard one, ani exposes
them % charges or imporinenee from those
who do no, really micr.tand the import
ance Of numbering" the people. One If
the marshals OF New Jersey. whose fcld Of
operations Is in the interior, o, place some.
vhat remote from railroad leposs, found
considerable liiliculty in getting information
from an 'ancicnt maiden lady whom he
had addressed on the suljec,.
"'Iaking the senses. mir youf Wei.
reckon you cant take none hcrc.' She was
Indignant at his first remark. ''Taint hone
Of your business who Iiseshsrc. OF who cv rs
th.s place. Its paid lor. and every cent Of
tax on II. tew. ''rainthcs, for Won tcv come
shopping around to Gnd out matters that
don't consarn YOU
Her body. intcrposcd at The doorway. al
though thin and wiry. prevented his passage
into the house. The marshal wpnid rladly =
have taken seat. but she c4crrd no such
luxury to her inqaisitor. "lIes Ieser been
,aarrit Well, what next, wonder. Per-
iaps you'd likc 70 hev our pedigree, right
down from A,lam. But you can't fspsct
you're sone fcIIcr irem York. come ont g
see. whom ycd may levcar. You'd letter
70 baak ssin! Take our senses. indeed.
The marshal tried to explain matters. 70
give her to understand the necessity and re
quircmcnts ofthC law, and particularly Ia
convince her that he was not resident ol
GOTHAM he utterly failed. however. for his
next question oaly increased her asger.-
''lIev got any children. Why. you I'M
Ipalent puppy. hos dass you asperse ny
character I Here hev ] hvesl fss farty .eigh'
years. and hains never BEEN ten miles from
home. Ef you doehs my respsctabilitY you 4
better 20 omfminister he knossall about
ne: he lived here vhsn I was born h
knows that all pcssessin this world is ihii
farm. and she tvo hcsses down 70 the VII
| lase. worth altogether about ffseen .hoasans
Iacllsrs. IL san tll Yoa that lived visi
my father TIL he died. having NJ brntheri
and sisters. and ,ha. nevsr vas married
and hains No chillrcn H. i vel seGsasssss
With the fak- living With ne. ahieh =
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IhDr nan O'ouH,. 0ulof rm em
mm ua IN mo mDmmmr. D
thc8ayl h1 thr fllovmt phm rupaarh
frrmth sr.IagfrId R.pr''un. um m
ra' may ave lln.Ew aud lhar 30
aring much unnrr ly u0rte It
hiking 70 hcH 30 Nce.Ioul boz. ..ousf
A somewhat ca.ul.l IN tui0u ml i
solitary rui.n in convinced u tha0
hrsl IHlt hNrahI.l ..m, puu u
hive two 10 tm.r p.Il'rnha..ulhgy know
Nmt Dolby l0H 10 lrnlii, Inl i.JH..
patience llucnt tu .Iuat .tpupu'G lhu
poor l'l'r fellow llal lpy IA, mH Fortune
too1m. huur fft, hay l.olrm'e pa.oul
to their n.l. rnl IN TIC rroc. I'D rgul
eel. AMI mhDn aud Hhd All.fn mln
Ia .'roc &C. four children, be- lcunH'at
HhppuE of striking did lca tluu $50
years If age b. barharimL We know one
"patgru,l' head who struck Ls Afat chl|l
Whom only ,iA weeks old, the ass actually
believing that tlOhiIi know bcitcr than 10
ery. and iha, he Topped cryngat That par
iicnnr time because be truck him.
Wo carry certain notions Of children and
Of lamil, government into married lllc, md
the Grst clili b tlwaysthc victim Of these
notions And not alone or thcr. a the
parents have not yet learned clfc0uiral
and q baby ii whipped quite "a often be-.
cause the parent is impatient or angry, as
- az. 4 l.
nliot on our Grst children the loesiugi wy
ought 10 have for our own impaticncc or
irclltlncss. Ihi'pounding children before
ibey become in Coils eye, morally rcpoa.
sible, is very strange business. Patience
good people--unwaycring patience! Dom
wait 10 learn il until one of your lttle bnc.
shall be- hidden mlor The dlisics.
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mAmmoN ,nngua hYnrn

The GrccnGll Mass Gazette has the
following;
\ curious circumstance occurred M = ed
ncsday. 4 young mon 30 thie yilla rc lro
cured o clergyman TO marry lin, aui after
the guest. hail all assembled and the knot
So about 10 10 ted. tho vouli.lc htlc.
groom was callei ant 90 thcluusg, and au.
Informing the clergyman aui IN th7t De-
iuld b. back IN = moment, mysirriou y
d.aprcar,i, and after waiting au l1ur tie
clergyman lcft for ;lc Sunday school roIe.
hration. leaving the intended bride aul her
friend. in doubt 's to the mysterious di.ap.
pearauce VI the bridegroom. II Subsequent.
Is appeared that q person - whom tie
L,ilegroofn hal liansl twenty tix dollars
was about departing in The cars Cor New
York. and that friend had Just informed
him Of the fac, "a the clergyman was about
tying the knot. and thinking that his in.
tended wife was safer than his money. lcft
for the depot 20 Collcc, lis borrowed money,
before thc train should depart. lie 20
there iust as the train was starting, 70. on
board TO fni vi. debtor friend, aud vas ear.
riej "a 70 Nor,hnnr'on. He, however, col
lected his money. went 20 the telegraph
oificc to inform bic intended bride where he
was, hut could no, fud the operator, and
started for Greenfield afoot on the track
1t Whately tletrain overlook him 3: be- roI
into the cars and reached Greenfield NJ hal
past three o'elrct, to the erea, relief Of III
intended. and her friends. lie mclia,aly
took the lady to the clcrryman's rcsi'lcnc,
and bal The ceremony completed.
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HUr.rH t.t
.l H0
Lahaab
ah
HH 0nH, / h.I mNO. nIr $500
e HIN i.II fl"i.l N
HH uuf ~ ~ .lm. uy h u
aHl i.t'H tInu M INh0 uf
Hge piie y moef l
I 81 Ifat lnef ~ you H. 70 cuulun
~ H |ua H.l h.fm. Dr.
niehd'ui 0' hoofv more
HI' n '"I U H..
ilun lIV ll .l I.H. .nl Which b
lmdHHl hy 1 m'HT, HuI u wO.t.
YOURSELF 'rDm a. nm. Which u'mD i'u
ianR fuli Ii n0tDI lI lrl Dr aue
tt u. tu la1maly lmli #ul p.
,mH ttaIna 0lofahly rl.nr.l a..
m tH naN I. " rhnlU. n.o
uy. .'.t '..Iu r.cfIy uhnuu. lUm
plrilp Vu tm huull Ilul9ti.
lr4cnl luI Ilnnt forgot Whu you hau
lfiai I .lc a.r 90 f.iY Nru, gradually
q d,e.aa yaw dua. lIll llum l.r do.o la
ehoi Yn ha,o lorn accustomed ym r.
tun NJ i'ai Web ehicl you began 80 ..rn
lam."
Iha,a made nill n my prcc.p'9. pro
cript'uu 400 now. thc fri flih year of
NY aee. 'lhc dose wish which hogan.
aui tlal whichI Mlooi present cuclo.c.
Icy are taken oncc day. early Ia vaIm
llail Of any kind such as concc bni not
in any spriuou, liquors. The doses sent
we're No !, .tigual lo.c, three grains ;
80. >. present dose. twcuiy three griin, of
pure white arsenic IL coarse powder.
Ab1n, an hour after taking the fr,l dose,
toiNs The same quantity daily for three
months,) there followed slight pcrspira-
ton, With gripping pains 20 llc bowels, and
after three OF raut hours. loose c,acua-
tion; this wi followed IS hecn appetite
and a feeling Of excitement.
With the exception Of the pain. the sapio
symptom follow very increase Of the
dose. ! suoIn as caution, that II is not
advisable to begin arsenic. ic.cating before the
age Of twelve ~ after thirty years. Evil
consequences only cnsue from long con.
timed interruption. Circumstances often
oblrg mc 90 leave il M lpr two or three
days. and feel only slight languor and
loa' of appetite. and resume taking tho
arsenic in someNha, smaller doses.
Tn twp oceasion.. at the earnest solici.
iatiga II my Friends, ! attempted entirely
H. leave N arsenic. The second time vat
IN January. 1855. WAS induced to iry i
second .imc from belief that ny fret
illn miphi have ariscn from some other
eta Oa the ,biri day Of thc scconI
week after leaving m Tie dose. | was 90
tack with lhiu'ncts. depression of spirits
meh,al weakness nni total loss of ~,
Iittis appetite sin bod sleep. al.o en-
F. ,iuIy j sorted me-. On the fourth duy,
bal violent pnlpitation Of the heart, accom-
ps5. ! ~ prufusc perspiraiiou.
ILLUMINATION II the lungs followed. and
was lnil mp for nine weeks, tho same n
on the FIRST occasion of leaving N .bc ar
sen.e. Had not been blcd. .honll mos
likely have diel of appoplcxy. A res
torltiye, resumed the arsenic catiug il
smaller doses, aud with firm determine
ton never 10 be se,iuccd into leaving i on
except ~ originally directed by my pcccp
tor. The results on both orcn.ions wer,
precisely the same, and death would Ger
/ tainly have cnsue,l had not resumed ar
scnic eating.
| - . So
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tIrnxs, or RrprtaE

! vlitaiv cure,l b. new orefstIan whssa has been
rsuwhlv tested % hundreds Of gases without
ar TO life. and tho person Isft a. perfect as be-
ne accijeu, which rrcjacssi the rupture.
tsv rexroes with this disease. ~hs are perfect.
-i,Hlsss. are restored to thsir full value by
lreFeticn. This fact is vel worthy tie atten.
rt al persons afflicted with this disease. and
illy sls,e-ovnsEs.
'aatsrys, is6L 5D-1y.
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General Collecting Agent
YOR psNOg,S COryrS.

WING tusins.s al assr the county. arsr
4 ny services as t,eneral Collecting Agent
i7his 1asrshan.s win End !, h .Eeir interss. to
I. ~ their accounts Tor cslfsctiaa.
hrf-ssvcss ;--t;so. b. Wright. II. X. ws<t. Her
aaia' 7. 4. flimilton. John ~Ns<s. Mearhis.
JuHSf. JACKSON
liauary 10, iss1. 81 IT,
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RtLEs roR IloNr EpCcarroS The fol
loving areNorIly or being printed in letters
Of gohl, aud being placed i'm conspicuou.
po ition IN every household:
L. From your chillrcns carlittt nrin.
~. incnlcatc ilc necessity Of instant obc.
licnce.
2. Unite iirmnes. with gontlcncss bet
your children always undcfsiand that you
mean exactly what you say.
3. Mover promise them anything unlc.
you are fura ypu can give them What you
promise.
l. II you tell child 10 10 anything. sliov
him foW to ~ il, and .re thni il sdnc.
.. Away punish your children for vii.
fully disobgyng yon, nctorpunisb IN anger
D. Neyes lel them perceive that ihey can
teS you or make you lose your scIfeoin
maul. #.
!. ftley give way topciulonce and ten
per, wait m they are calm. aud then gently
rca on With them on the improprioty Of ,hei,
conduct.
3. Remember that little present pun
ishment when ihe occasion arises, j. mucl
more c1ectlal than the threatening of Il
greater punishment, should the fault be r.
moved.
.. Never give your children anything be-
esu9f they e.. for II.
10. On mo accoun, ALLOW thcm TO 10 a'
one time Nhnt YOU have forbidden, under
/ fNa IL :. *,snuta@t....# - aputLnN
II. Teach them that the ohly sure and
easy WY to appear good i 10 be good.
II. Never allow Of talc-LcariDg
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i #f#Hl nH mio flrl m fhHi Du.
HrH.fH tY hul mllun 20 u mn uta
W. - aHuf0ns nail lleIl.si
lha ftHf an alon I lr'hfnl tlh
tWH hIf #ho ml i..u mblle lo
l .H .IUg l4f .uI MuIi.. anl u,
.I.a tHat n.c / hio ort aDu
Th..He ml hu.uo orlu. nnIut. 1it
la,a q lll uul AH. dparI, undermined ,
Il FHuHIor iamrl o hiahtlgr r.t
oi Hth #H. ffl rn rH uWly o0t0l
lIuH thc mltnrthnn0.l lho uhoI tuevn.
nu.IH, ani I.H luI,. UnI wn.u.
Nf mpl. al proceeding nu Ih. ml 3
n HE II n0w tIIM mn uum U.l
hmhl Itou.rn lumn nmNl ItheDmp tr0y
h l arm.l Iwu or t.r,r drup lctwoal
Ihu miI aul WWlaf'pna NJ. eject Wna
almost h1EuI ramnnl tenderness vcrcat
ourf relieved, aud .na lpp day Tho manula.
tion were all gone ihc licensed parts dry
anl de IIiric II H,lmf and thoclec Of thc
nt.l eEpa u f1 ns lo admit of being pared
away without apy Inconvenience. The ear,
Wa complete, aud The troubl never return.
ed. have tried tlstcpcalcdly since, with
the most satisfactory results The opera
lion cau.e tllic III any pain Il The tall
loW Is properly hca,rJ. \ repetition
might n .ame cl.es lc nee, any although
never have mot with ease tlnl lid mol
yield to one application. Admitting th,
theory Of Dr. lHrurcr to be- correct, ih'
mofas oPeraHh 10 very plainly TO be seen
~" Iqud cantcry nainnaics. itself .
every ntcrtice under thc nail, accomplish
ing in one minute. without pain, al that car
be effected ly the painful application o
nitrate of silver flr several weeks. --Weh
cai and Surgical Jound
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IIfSTs ron THE fAEaER.-Dig your po-
ta,oes when the ground Il dry: you can
then Gather them free from lirt, then STOW
them away under cover, where fros, will no,
touch them.
Toads are the bca, protection Of cabbage
against Ice.
plauls, vlsn dropping, arc reviewed by
few grains of canphor.
/ Sulphur invaluable in prcserying grspcs,
&C.. from insects.
Lar1 never spoils in warm weather, If il
L cooked enough in frying out.
In feeling corn. sixty pounds ground 70
as far o. one hundred pounds in tlc kcrnal.
Corn meal should never bc ground very
Enc. i. injdrcs the richness Of il.
Turnips Of snail size hare double the
nutritious matter that largo ones have.
Rais and other scrrnin are kept away
from gram ty sprinkliag Of earlick when
packing the sheayss.-Ohis ralisy Farmer
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RrsToHfSg TuE LrsTRE To SrLE.--No-
ticing an inquiry how 10 restore siIk 20 its
original lus,re, and having q recipe which
l have found good, ohcerfaily submit il FOR
the bencf, ef all who may he thus unfor,a-
nate Peel and grs,s two potstees into q
pint II warm vater; Vhen scstled, pour od
the liquid, sponge the silk on the rizhs side.
and iron on the wrong. Think thiswilIbe
found satisfactory.
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Among tho patents jus, issued Is ono to
an inventor, Of Washington city, for an
improsusens in watches. by this inven.
ton rssfkes and other tine-keepers, are
made permanently and completely air-,ish.
and das. ef6|nling. and consequently viii
never see1 lsanlng. The OUTSIDE cases
ean v shrssN crsn. and the watch laid in
water fer Ass. siihou, any moisture pene.
irating 20 IN movements
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ADyEsrrREs oF A LOSE Wipow.--A
"lonc vilow,' from Missouri, recently ar.
rived ~ Denver City. in the Kansas gold
region. having driven her ox.vagsn from
the Missouri river. She took her hens
along. anil By selling eggs TO The cmigranis
1t e. per dozen. had accumulated consid
ersble money. By speculation in llungar.
an er.ss seed she had cleared sl4. and
expected BY the time she reached California
b have her purse well SLED, and BE- abb
to begin housekeeping with comfort. She
-s hrty years old, and bright as tbs
Youngest Of them.
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DR.. z. p. WEAVER,

IL ts removed TO Nr. Charles n. Farley.
4 1ur miles Nbtth-v II ranSit-a and III
eIt. hs -rofessicnil ssrvisss to thssurrean'i- =
irs 1ualrv.
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In making glue, nee = pisee Of zine, +
stir II. Or keep small pisse Of ninc ~
bottom. |, is said ~ prevent il frcd -
qniring that UNPLEASANT odcr commo9 -
Flue
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DR.. JOHN NJ. WRIQH9

| " psrmaasn,lv Iesat.d a BIZ fssij<net. hss
milss sesli-sass 4 rsnsla, sn .he Cefse-
.'si.shsfs l. sin l. f.nnl = a1ss nssdinS
f'uiss.ionsl .arvi-s..
if'r %. lsst = tt
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a. A wealthy lady in New orlesnsla,ely
msrried man much younger ihan herself,
and male him useful about the house in
various ways, such as doing the family wash.
ins' lie was also sen; on cffrands. and
proved very dOcile. Having gained her con-
flence. he was ihtrusted with her hank
book, anil ran away With o., 900 Of his wife ;
money. She lqoks at the affair in a pathetic
Nd and dscl1 , that she sanno. inneine
shy Isaac shouI0 Aaye treated h<r %.
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WA. H.M.N.p.isiAApS

IA iviNG located IN The town q rangla. ten.
dtrs bis professional services to 'htcis,sens
sraliv. oftcc Wet side Of thc Square, next
r 10 W. p. Watkins stere.
l-lrnarr z. 1sfn. alv.
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lob WOi,i<

go. psscsirrovs. from large Hand Billsto
\ ..r rda. done with NeaInes. and Dispatch,
un frtsorrhle terms,
CASH on DELIiERy.- IL
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(S3 G Sfurb

gIm lsstsn Mittpr6. In birIrr StuNt, an be,
@uspbruns, Sr. gBaI6irstcR &lsn, in rinsm
alter RON etpa 80 Sabren.
am l,bten Mttpc6, in Cit. .DtrittaG Saun.
Idip, 5r. SrrsmiaS SrprsG, In snem AItsr bon
rtpa 81 Sabrsn.
glm 8. Ssptsmter, In Mrbrr'Natmss 1aun'
I6ip, Sr. Sarpb Marr, in ieinsm 74iten
Gebnsjabre.
(Ginsclanrt turtb ben Gbrw. brn. stith)
@m 6tsn Ssptrmbsr, in Ntsce'NltIfcrb Saun'
flip, 2sha GauntY, Same SIbnfrn bon
S9UmaS unO Gatbarina 8Sprr, i'm ltten Ncnat
Itnss Glters.
Gm &c. Suli, in Strr'SaucOna, 0r&a Gaun'
ts, 80 Btaiam Sacpb, S6bnGn BON Daniel
uap Glrmina NOrgan, i'm 2trn 9etsneiabre.
(Giusclauot NurB Osu Gbrp Srn. 8une.)
glm 2Oaen au8ua, in MOOre SaunI6ip, Npr.
Hampton GountY, Sr. " at + Ia 8 81 t E,
in dnsm altsr Yun SO Sabrtn unb II Nunatsn.
glm 27aen aueuf, bel GbsrrpOiQs, 6 I'M ore
g., S6bn6sn sUn Satub unb Gotbartnd Dte9f,
I'M 1fen Ssbsnsmcnat.
am 26fsn gusua, in sppamsnVns, gD l.
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6rol;e 6cfd)dfte.

Mian fam lib cinen m9cfGbren 8es
9riT MAIDEN, lpie ous9ebebnt Die 6erren
pb. SuIbon8 unO Sobne, Sranntrpeins
brenner in philadelphia, ibr 8eIbdft be-
treiben, penn mir melpcn, Dap fie ftir5.
lib 100000 Sulbel 26clibforn 9efauft
baben. Die6 @elibforn fommt bon
9bica9o in SQinoi6 uuo erforoert 24O
9roBc Srdoeri9e GifenboDnsGar6 ju ieis
nenl Sron6port. SSn Lester @o6e iino
bereit6 80 @orsGaoun9cn ein9etrofen.-
8nonnte 0crren uerbrouben td9lib bon
1000 bis 1900 Sultbel, uno erwdbnte
ourfte alto faum 5 Mlcnotc
au6reiben Dem.
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pidtne,pcrtbe Tbatfadcn.

$50 oo8 @elo unter Der ieei9en 8uCbaz
nanzQominiItration Din9ebt, 1T aus Der
fol9enoen 2(n9abe eriibtIi6. 6.-Sn Der lees
ten Sigun9 oc5 Gon8reBe5 bot 6r. &afbz
burne, bon oer Committee Gber Sanoel5s
on9eIe9enbeiten einen Sefbtub an, nad)
rpel6em Der Sbakfefretdr ouf9eforoert
puroe, Dem Gon9rcB cine 9iite Der 3olls
bduier in Den Ser. Stooten Su liefcrn,
in rpei6en Die Nusooben Die Ginno o6men
iiberitie9cn. 8emdb oieie6 Seiblufea
tpurbe Dem Gon0reB cine 2iite bon 79
3olbGuIern 3u9elanot, in peltben Die
Soften Der 9oQeftirun9 Der Ginftinfte
lib 3u $37S, 1872 % Gent6 i'm per9an9enz
en- Hebnun96iaDre betru9en uno Die Sim
nabmcn felbit beliefen fi6 3u $50, 37G
90. Die Qu69oben betru9en ollo 1921:
956 II mebr al6 Die Ginnabmen. 2ln
einem Srt, in Gan Soaquim, Californian,
mar i'm leeten Sabre Die 9anje He9iers
un95z Ginnabme 4 8 bater uno a b t.
ji9 Gents, uno Die 2(uS9aben fir
Seamte 5ur Ginfoueftirun9 oieIcr $3.50
beliefen Itb 5u $3.50 90, uno bob pers
Den oiele enormen SinflGber Der Solf5s
9eloer bon Der periOwcnoeriiben Su6a.
nan llominiftration 9eoultet, bios I'm
bnr9rl0e NemtrrDalter NIT fetten Steuen
5u perieben. &ein @unoer, Dap mir ieet
cine gtotionalibulo ron SIS Willionen
Sbaler 5u tra9en baben uno INNER nod,
@elo 9ebor9t pcroen muB, nm Die Rdoer
Der Ste9ierun9 i'm 8an9e Su balten.-
Gine berrlibe 8irtbfbaft bieie6.
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Ettpaa fir llrne.

Die Semofroten brtiitcn fib ;nar inns
mer oamit, Dap fie Sreunoe oer Urmcn
iino, aber cine nGbcre 8etrodtuno ibrer
6anolun9en uno Weinun9s GrflGrun9en
rplro jei9cn, Dap biele Qrablerei nur aus
leercn &orten beitebt mo Dap bel Den
Semofrdten ni6t5 notiirliber 1T ais Der
Solb 9e9en 2(rme; gum Selpeile oapon
lQiIcn mir bier nur ein9e GrfIdrun9cn
bon berpOrra9enoen Oemofroten fol9en {:
9Si9fall meint, Elm ormer 1ann iei Elm
Serbrebcr 0ammono ncnnt ibn cine
Srcf fbpalbe 8reen perahtet ibn ais
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uno Die Subrer Der fo9enannten Demo
trotie bon Geba GauntD 9eb0ren, uno oo,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-19
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