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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

VERY aooD.-A ministers wife says:-,
The first time ! took my eldest boy to
church, when he was two wears aud "a half
old, I managed With cstessaa and fpsps
ndcsnds.to, keep him very still, It'll -4hs
sermon Waa tbalf done. BY, this lime rhis
patience was:exbsnsted, and tls climbed to
lis feet, and, stood 81 the, seat, looking at
tie preaehsf {his s,hes) )sqai,e in.eatly.
Then. as ifhsbsd hitapou q certain relief
for his troubles. .'he;pullsd ue4by the chin to
4 stttac. u OK sssseation, exclaimed, in j. dis
fnes voice. anma, make pspa say A.
ef mefhy i g. :. ! Il r.. .sEt@ys7 stfsa. S.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

Bcn"rote"t institution extabiishcd dy spcr;a,
e"d'rme"t for Me rriicf Of the sick and Dis.
tr|ssed. afflicted ntM T;ruieat and Ej,;.lt,ute
Bissams
NJ EDlCAL Advice given gratis ny the Act
W ing Surgeon t." all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, (agc occu.
lation. habits of life, &c..) and in csses of ex-
treme poverty, Medicine furnished free Of charge
Valuable REPORTS Oh th- New Remedies EN-.
ployed III tho D'sprnsary, seat TO the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be accep.ibIe.
, Address. DIR. J. SKILLIN liOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. =
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. IiEARTWELI., President,
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. Jan. 20. ON
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
4 RREVTJTk n JSVJl> F/Tr
HI1O1I III1IT O1S7fICI.
Office Court of Common Pleas and Gent Scss;

Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions
E. S:s''' *:: Asspssnsns
w WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the fourteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty nine. file his declaration against the De-
fendant, who. (it is snid) is absent from and
without the limits of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up.
on whom COPY of said declaration might be
served:g It. is therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec.
laration. on or before the fifteenth day of
November, eighteen hundred and sixty, 9TH
erwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, O. c. p.
Clerks Office. Nov. IA, 1855, 90 lam.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

CENTRAL HEAT OF THE EARrH.-The
rate Of iuerease Of heat is equal to one de-
gree of Fahrenheit for every forty-five feet
Of descent Looking to the result of such
a rate of Increase, it is easy to see that at
seven thousand and ninety feet from tn.
surface the surface the heat will reach two
hundred and twelve degrees, the boiling
point of water, AT twenty-five thousand
FIVE hundred feet it will melt lead Eat seven
miles it will maintain glowing red heat
twenty.ono miles melt gold; at seventy .fonr
miles cast iron; ninety.seven miles soften
iron; and at one hundred miles from the
surface all will be fluid as water, mass OF
see,hiog and boiling rock in perpetualIy
motion state, doomed possibly never to be
cooled or crystalized. The heat here will
exceed any with which msnis acquainted !;
it will exceed the heat Of the electric spark
or the effect Of a continuei voltaic current.
The heat which melts lplatina as>if it were
wax is US ice TO it. Could we visualIy OBJ.
serve its effects, our intellect would afford
no means Of measuring its intensity. 4. Here
is the region Of perpetual fire, the source
of earthquake and volcanic ,power.-Reere
atiue Science.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Prorrietors of the Ahbeviilc ImdCpnd
cnt Press and Abbeville Banner have estnb!i$h-
ed the following rates Of Advertising to be
charged by both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months. will be charged by the in
scrtion ut One Dollar per Square. Ut inch
the spaceof II s"'ih lines or lrss.) for the
first Insertion. and Fifty Cents for each sub
scIncnt inseItiOn.
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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON, JR..
THE INDEPENDENT PRESS,
BY LEE G. WILSON.
ABBEVIIIE S. G..
Two Dollars in Advance, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
Expiration of the Year.

eS- All subscriptions not limited at the
time of subscribing, will he considered n
indefinite. and will he continued until urrcar-
ages are paid. or at the option of the Proprie-
tors. Orders from other States must invariably
he accompanied with the Cash. s..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

WOMAN BY AsIcK MAs's eoUoH.-It has
often been truly remarked that in sickness
there is no hand like womsn's hand-no
beart like a woman's heart--no eye 80 un-
tiring-no hope SO fervent. Woman by
a sick mans couch is divinity impersona-
ted
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

WoarH nEaEasTnIse.4- LIT is not what
We easp but what we save, that makes Us
rich. Tt is not what We eat, but what We
digest, that makes US fat. 1t is not what
We, read, but what we remember that makes
us learned. sd ... vi ,s.nf,t,,,.. .,,'2
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One column, one year $50
Obituary Notices

Exceeding one square. or twelve lines, will
be charged for, Us advertisements.
EE AL Comniun ications not Of general in
tercst will be charged for.
S Announcing Candidates Five Dollars.
IL acknowledgements not having the num-
her of insertions marked on the copy. will ho
published till forbid and charged accordingly.
GS5- Money for job Work and Advertising
from amy except regular patrons will be consid
cred due rs soon the work is done.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

A young fellow baving been charged
with getting drunk the night before, and
wishing to justify himself. declared that he
never was drunk, nor never meant to be,
for it always made him feel so bad the next
morn;no. .t'in" .u4s.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
Fall and Wi inter STYLES
HATS AND CAPS
I aF t.. p. REMSEN'S

ia Broad Street, opposite the Augusta Hotel,
;: Augpta, Ga, and Columbia, s.. C.
TUST RECEIVED. the follow ing ne @spo ~ odss
- Gents Fine Moleekins, Cassmeres and
Soft Hnts, various colurs and styles with a
complete stoekof Gents Fine Boys and Chill.
dren's. Fahcy GAPS. Also, Country-madc
Wool Hats. for Pin ntatin, rsa
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u. S. Marshall's Sales.

" ~ MaTSNaIS OaleS.
RY Virtue Of s.nd.y writs of, Tisrff Fa CHS
A Issuing ont Of the U. 8. Court, and to
me directed, will sell at A5beville Court
Honse on the FIRST WEDNESDAY, in. mo.
VEMBER aext, the following named Rseper.
ty:
let. oHA House and Lot in Greenwood, con.
tanning 10 Acres. moro or less. upon which
W. w. Waller resides.
I'd. One Store Hnnse and Esot in the VILLAGE
Of Greenwood, containing Two Acres. moe
or less. in which PerrymaD. Waller d Go. are
do Dg business. .;,.s :; -
Sd. One Tract of Landes NJ or near New
Market upon which W. w. Psrryrpnn residaa
containing 600 Acres, more or less.
The above have been levied uron "a tile
property, Of ". w. Perryman, at tho suit Of
Pergram. Paynter A. Davis. Vs. Rerrymau 4
Tarrant and Codas p. WolIer vs.. Persyman
d Walls. and 7. @. Crews.
eB-SERMS CASH. e,,,,
ia, HoGERSsr
,, o. 81 Deg AsssAslk
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
w. N. MERFMETHER,
Wholesale and Retail .Drippist,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
NINETY SIN, s. G.
HAVING enlarged. Ibis Stock ofsDfues
L Il and Medicines. Eanld Respectfully cni
the attention of his friends and the public gen
orally to his fine stock Of the same, aud solicit
n continuance Of their kind patronage and lib
erality.
He proposes selling Drugs as low as any Fl rst
class Drugstore in the up country. His stack
is complete, and everything sold by him rs
WARRANTED to be fresh and genuine. At his
store fftay be found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Varnishes, Vnrnish and Paint Brushes,
Spices, Mace, Cloves. Pepper. Taas
OF all kinds, Buggy. and Caris>
riage Grease,
Also, n fine lot Of CHEWING TOBACCO.
and SEGARS Of the best brands.
A large and varied stock Of eYcellent
/ PERFUMERY.
He also offers Cunfectionar,es,
BRANDIES.
Pure Old Port, Madeira and Malaga
wW III NJ RESR
At exceedingly low figures Also, n good ar
ticle of Apple Vinegar, Kerosene, Oils and
Fluids. Lamps Of all kinds. Wicks for any
kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept
in first class Drug Store.
PROMPT attention will Le given to all.
May 70, 1S60-l-tf S5ts d.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
DR.. VIM. f. ALLEN,
SURGEON DENTIST. >

eaTA HAVING gradunted in the
GfIA Dental College of Philadelphia.
IDny offers his services TO the public.
Being thoroughly posted in ali the DEPARTMENTS
IN profession, he fatters himself that he
gill be enabled TO give entire satisfaction to
'hose who may favor him with their patronage.
fY Room--Over the new Book and Drug
Store Of Mr.. @. Fl. Allen, in Whites Building.
April 4, 1850 so ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
ASSAULT ON A RUSSIAN PRINCE.

Several distinguished members of the
Russian imperial family are at present stay.
ing i'll the beautiful watering. place at Tor.
quay. His imperial highness the young
Prince Eugene, lives with his brother.
Prince Nicholas, at the Villa Syracuse
and the Grand Duchess Marie, the youn q,
Prince Serge and George, with the snite,
occupy a mansion called the Cove" The
Distance between the two places is ahm,
third of mile. The Prince Eugene,
who is about fourteen years of age, was
returning from visit to his mother, the
GRAND Duchess, to his own residence.
which adJ"ins that lately occupied by the
t'rlnce of the Netherlands, and is at the
foot of dad !yhole Plain, which is much
frcquened by the gentry occupying the
surrounding villas. The Prince, who was
unattended, was here overtaken by a man,
described by his highness as possessing a
foreign appearance, not very tall, with
sandy hair, and who lie thinks, was a
Pole. This fellow who was armed with
walking stick, advanced toward the
Prince, and without saying any thing,
struck him violent blow OH tie arm.-
Whether The ruflian who could thus attack
de'enceless boy desired to plunder his
highness: or whether, if he was a refugee
Pole, he had any revengeful feelings to-
ward the imperial family, is not ascertain
cd. But, at all events, he followed up the
first blow with another. His highness-
who, although so young, possesses cons
siderable courage aud presence OF mind
defended himself with an umbrella which
he lad in his hand, and struck his assail,
ant blow on the mouth, at tile same time
telling him that he was Russian Prince.
This announcement had an extraordinary
effect upon the coward, who at once fell
on bis knees and begged hi pardon, after
Which be decamped. Prince Eugene has.
tened'hcme and gave information Of the
assault. The circumstance is much re.
GREETED by the inhabitants of the town,
as the Prince has much ondeared himself
to them by his amiabil,v.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02
JOHN WOOLLEY'S.

Graniteville That's.
He is now manufacturing all qualities of Fur
HINTS. as Low ds $3.50. Ny Goods are all
made to order, and warranted for stylss and
durability. The public is invited to call and
examine Tor themselves.
Oct. s, lEG0, If C.,P. REMSEN.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

A HEART IN THE RIGur PLAcE.-I
am wcdled, says Cnle7ilge. to the, fortunes
of my sister and my poor old father. =. Oh,
my friend; think sometimes could r re
call the days that were. passed, which
among them should choose? Not those
metrIer days, not the pleasant days of
hore, not those wanderings with a fair
haired maid, which have so often and so
fee'ngly regretted-but the days, Cole.
ridge, pf mothers fondness for her school
boy, What would give to call her
back to earth for one day, that I might Oh
my knees, .ask her pardon for all those lit
lie asperities Of temper which from time
to time have given her gentle spirit PAIN I
And The day. my friend, I trust may
come, when there will be kind Offices of
love, if heavens eternal years be ours
Oh, my friend, cultivate the 6lial feeling |!
Let no man think himself released from
the kind charities of relationship! These
are the best foundations of every species
of beneyolence.-CAarles Lamb.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

Whendoe the farmer act with aress
ssssnsss toy hih com y VIE rs pais
its ears. ,2tsSS 4 ~ ,sra III is e; Ifs-
ot e .tsinot. .snslI -..sEi -. -. =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

SONG.
by LORD MACACLAY.
0 stay, Madonna! stay,
lis not the daw VII Of day
That marks the skies with yonder opal
The stars in silence shine:
Then press thy lips to mine,
And rest upon my neck thy ferviI cheek.
o sleep, Madonna! sleep;
Leave me to watch and weep
Ger the said memories Of departed joys,
Ger hopes eXtinguished b am,
Ger fancy's vanquislIed dream,
Oer all that nature gives and man DESTROYS.
o wa ke. Madonnal wake;
Even now the purple lake
Is dapp!ed o'cr with amber flakes Of light:
A glow is on the hill,
And every trickline rill
In golden threads leaps down from yonder
. height
o fly, Madonnal fly,
Lest day and envy spy
What love and night may safely know;
Fly. and tread softly, dear!
Lest those Yho hate us hear
The sound of thy light footsteps as they 60.
The doing of the House Of ,Rspresenta-
''ves have been "plly~ illustrated by the
Philadelphia Jourhal in new version o
Mother Goose
''There were Congressman in Washington
And they We're wondrous Jsise
They bailotcd until they found
They could not organize;
And wben they found this would not do
With>all their might and main,
They got advances on their pay.
And ballotei again.
''IIey diddle dildle.
The "chair" in the middle
The Congress" will organize soont y, =. 4
The l"bbymen lahgh TO sec the sport,
And all feed from the National spoon!"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-11-02

WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER.

WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER
We have been friends together,
In sunshine and in shade,
Since first beneath the trees
In infancy We played;
But GOODNESS dwells within my heart,
cloud is on thy brow;
We have beer friends together,
Shall a light word part us nowi
We have been friends together,
We have laughed at lite i"sts;
For the fon, Of hope was gushing
Warm and joyous in our breasts;
But laughter now hath fed thy lips,
And sullen gloom is on thy brow;
We have been gay together,
Shall light word part us now9
We have been sad together,
We have wept with bitter tears
Ger the grass grown grave where slept
The hope of early years.
The voice which is silent there
Would hid thee clcnr thy brow;
We have been sad together.
Oh. what shall part us now7
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

ES runlere @ielen erinen pieber" unb
aud in Der eruRen @@nitt- uno Mpbenaartn.
5antluns ber 5erren Sneeripll II. 6 pm p.
erint unp tlibt bas @tl@Gft, ,eit ~hieltlten ibre
GrubjGbrs- unb @"ommermaaren erbalttn baben.
Sin uneebeurer @urratb, IN, iebem @eidmad su
s%eniisen, beintet ita in Sneerica u. Cos 2aben.
6anbmerfer, @eidaftsleute unb profelicniftn,
aues sebt ~ SneerioQ II. Co., b~elunbers aber
N,Dmen bic teutl9en Damen unb 9errn bon Statt
unb 2anb babin. limb nNarum? We1 lie wi1en,
bag ibr 2anesnanu> 5err gbas. Mabler,
lie freuntli9 unb nobel beoient une ibnen feline
Woaren vallsmal" tiQis ~sertauft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
German @ptel IF MmerifQ
u. &c4eI,
eesenater Der 2anbuns, ct. Yeter, Minn.

sesenuber Der 2anbuns. ct. Yeter. Minn.
&ei1enbe fnten in hem pben9enannten pault
Gin biQtges unt comfcrtatles Mtfei9equa1tier.
Da1tlbe 1T I'M tefen Stel einseri4tet uno bic
3ufrisbenbeit ttr wertbcu @eiu@er bes 9auiee
leitenbes Yrin3ip. as
Die rcmantiide @arten- @irtbi@aft 1T fir biz
Sommer<S aiipn errFnet unD 1T palelbR auatene-
lid CONCERT unt @amitas San;trdns@en.
q. &e9el.
Na9peis fir Mrbeit- unb g(rbeiteriu9ente,
Rauf- unb @erfauf- 9uitise, 5anbmerfer unb g.
l9attsleute, bic lI9 nieeerlaVeu ppQen &c. &c. e.
tbelt
q. &eael.
Maturieltenbeiten> aussefppfte @SseI, @@lan-
seu, Mineralien &c. fault uub ~pertauft -.
q. &eoel.
8aulufi9en unp benz Yublifum i'm MQaeneinen
1tadt llnter3eidneter biermit ~befannt, bag er, ae<
itist auf feline lansjdbrise Grfabruns in bieitm
Sad, lid anbeiidie MAIDEN fam, ale Mrten 8au-
ten in, beiten @ei@mad bauerbaft unb iolib aus
aufubren:
sduier terpen auf 8eteQuns un1slaeirt nnt
bSber eefeQt.
Desslei@en fertist terielbe 8auplane mnt ST.
ltenani9lase auf 8eltelune biQie an.
Ssh q. &e0el.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

B1 Gs 1T zine lber alien 3weifel trbcbtne
&batia&e, bab Qabr unb 9itt als &efauranten
une @ansmtben ber Bar berpurraetnet periSn-
1i&teiten unb ibr Gtatli1tment. SOUR 9ouse,'.
BON iebem 2iebbater De1tn pas 2eit unb @eele
3uiammenbalt NIT 9te@t I'M Elm 9aus" senannt
perben fann. 81.
Sbr Bier 1T tets bonn 8efen;
8as foni bic lieben 8inter
8reeen3en ibren @Giten,
@lautt uuS, baS it's ni&t minter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
Neue @Q0ren!


Trmbiabrs= & Spmmer:Mfoben!
IA Der l1%nter3eiduete erlaubt li@. ieinen
" pertben Dreanoen une @on,ern> ,otoie benz
-M. beutiden publitum aterbaupt ansuseisen,
RAP CT fem tetanntss aussstebntes Eager Srn:
6erren> Il. &nQben< &let6ern,
5uten unb @ubem
9emcen>
5anpi 9uben,
6alsz II. Iol9entil@ern,
Strlmpfen
So entrd9ern H.. I. 49, u. I. ~.
pieber ppulanbis ~o1ertirt bat, nne snr9 auberlt
portbeilbafte Giufaufe in ben Stane 9elebf TT,
biuiser gu pertaufen, aa Gin anoeres 9aus IN Der
9tlct.
Gin reihbaltiges Eager teutl9sr, 1ran3OlIdsr,
euelilter unp amerifanil9er
Slider Dpe6fin6> @a1emere, Weiten<
Stpfe II. I. ~.
tets yprratbis uup su ben nieeerlten Baarprtilen
Al baten.
0as Wutlifum mirp erlu9t, l9 eon Der suten
Guo!itGt uno ben biQi9en Yreilen meiner Waa1en
au uber3euBen.
Sacpb Newman,
91t95 Critic g trafe. Ct. Daul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

ETDer 9eler eriiebt aus Der betrefenben an
ieise, ba6 5err s. 9, Sli@ter, ieitber BEN beut-
lden Yublitum nortbeilbaft btfannt ale &bef Der
@rpcerie> II. prcsiiunbanbluns unter Der Girma
@li9ter uno g., aus bieiena @el&aft sel&,eben
NIB in basjeniee tes 9errn 8urtant ais Sbeil'
bater einettreten 1T. @ein Sntert1e an benz al"
ten @ei9aft bat er an ltintn friibern partntr c.
brit unb pirb f~crtan in btn1 neuer nit itiner alien
@clititdt unb Qiterolitdt leinen beutl9en 8unben
III OieuIten iteben. >
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

rMebr!" unS taun1 bate man ieinen @unf@
erfiQt, 10 ri9tete er iid enpcr unb fraste, mir aus
einem i9tperen Iraunt erpadenb: @ie 1T mir =?
CT erbrlte i& RAID unb 1T jtbt auber @efabr.
Der ipdter eridein enbe arst erfISrte, tab obne an.
tpenbuns be- 8ranby leine 5ilfe nidbts u.ebr &C.
fru9tet baten tpiirte. F.. =. .-o& .5.,
+ Der Sranba trar BON s n t unt 2beptalb,
tereu Eager an a9teu 2itUren unb ncr5usli9tn
@einen sertienterma6en bel alien &snnsrn i'm
erSbten Mnieben febt. r4-. -..s..
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9hr>dHhrr unn1n4Afnu ,

G@redIi6er un9lldsfa4 ". re@t.
3eitiAe Gulfe.-Als neuli@ Mtenbs rur9 ten
Branb bes 3amins ID Der City 1aQ tin plSbli&er
furdtbarer alarm seruria@t wurbe, wart elmer
unierer anseiebenfen Ritsureer, 9err S., bur&
ben idben S@red BON elmer art Starrframpf BE-
truFen. Ne9 ebe man ben Arst berbeibolte, wurbe
benz Rranten, Der tein 2ebens3ei&en BON i@ CAB,
BON eintm anpeienten Greunbe Gin paar 3repfen
o9teu Gosnaes einseaSet, BON ben, bieier 3uf6ais
cine Glai@e bei ii@ bate. Der &rante attuaete
uumtttJtar baruad TIT ant, fSbnte baun (@pad
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NS @ir lenten biermit bic Mufmertlamfeit
unlerer seebrttn Qeier auf bic neue Nnjeise Der
6erreu 6anbprn unb Qunb, Nbpcfaten unb
@e9tsanmalte, u. lnb bieitlten, tpas ibre Uabie~
feit unt splibitdt betriTt, in gu pcrtbeilbaftem
Qi9te bel I'M fern tsutiden Mitbiir9ern b%efannt>
ais ba6 mir nod etwas ST ibrer Gmpftbluns 3u
laatn nStbig bdtten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
Neimf@mieb'8 Nunbfhau.

Neiutfbmiet'8 Nunbf@au.
9ans Sa@s befanntli@ par ein S9ub-
@erma4er unb Ycet ba5u;
Dreibuntert Sabr i0's, felt e. tott,
Gs Bah ibn lelis Der liete @ptt.
8erlpi&en it isin Stamm nod ri@t,
Nc@ siebt es man@en lut'sen Wi@t,
Der was Ct iiebt unb was It Dirt,
Suelei4 in @erlelein serfebrt.
Gin COLDER 1T berum1 ipaairt
5n eieler @o@' une ~rtferirt,
@as er plaifrli9es sernabm,
@ertt aut, bier tcntmt btr sanat Aram:
Nosed unb &ande, Rumter rae,
sit baben binter benz @alpn
5o niebli9, . Is it ne Yra9t,
'Ne @ummespirtbl&aft ansebra@t.
BON @itterpert be3auterne i@Un
Jn elmer &eib bic 2oubtn ttbn,
Daneben lesen ie nod an
'Me einaie i@Sne aeeeltabn.
@er urrne bann nidt iisen mag
0er3ebre btnten Ietne Sa9'.
@ebt's aeseln an, . publitum,
Damn i9meiBe ale Neune UNI.
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9at @ounta9 MuIf, unb ba3u
Don Sellers aQerbetem rBod"
@pa3iert tinaas, nebu1t Out unb @tcd.
unb ~Gbarlep~. bSrt ibr Qeut&en mr.
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Mu@ Ct I'M Seantae, tas febt feh,
@ein munte.s rBHdlein" irrineen laet.
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DAT Counting IS bic Greibeit i&aut.
unb, MOTT ibr's 8Ddlein aoben isbn,
Mubt ibr binauS gum &barlep eebu.
Da sietfs Elm 8icrle, meiner cir,
Daruber eebt bod li9er mir.
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ct. Yaul, Minneipta.
&. @. Stmpnton : Oscar Molmros.
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gDm. Blair II. 60. ebNa9c.
@ec. 8. Sa3eltpu
Bacon, 5Yse II. 81. Saint Scats.
Gbilb, Yratt II. 50.
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ba6 bic int 1858 fir bic ganttens ~sstaufttn
uns Don benielten nt@t a%neencmmenen @aarsn
fir BEN pbisen :3ptd strpenest sstretn tsnntn.
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