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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30


DEA2 TRIsCxE.--The sere and yellow Leaf
proclaims the ripe ana mellow Autumn. The
bright and eaudy haes OF Sumner are succeed
eli by The faded and sonbre shades which mark
4 declining year = luxurious aud almost i'm
peretrab.e foliage has succualbcd to the irrcgo-
cable warnings of chilly blasts Tie birds
whose warnnCs eheered our solitude refuse 10
g chant their lays on the dry and Ieaiiess
branches which formed their arbors during the
hours when nature, well IS Narsesllcs, d" lay
burning In the sus." In shori, winter With Its
storms lis SHOWS, is mu7cury freezing cold, lis
terrors tor the poor and It's disconfor:s fer III
rich. IS coming aad lis experience tells the
story te Us. who have watched is approach for
50 mauy years, al uaerFing instinct teaches IN
/ f. io- races 70 prepare FOR shelter, either by
seeking a warmer cline. or by laying up stores
and seeking haJita:ious adapted TO lHeir pecu-
/ liar wants. The same experience aud the same
iusiiuc, teach thai neither the gentle Spring
nor It's warmer blooaed successor, ever fail 10
/ cheer some portion OF this magnificent globe
/ that while we shiyer around oar glowing north
EN- fires. the people Of the southern hemisphere
I sre bask.ug in lie genial sunshine; that II Is
:
( tie opposite latitude 10 order 10 eajoy what
! ever temperature may aait Is best.
( All very true, bat hot very new says the
reader But wait. ny dear friends. until You
have heard the moral, and then say il you have
ever heard or thought of Il before.
The Democratic party has la is Summer,
while we poo. Republicans have been standing
out in The cold. Now the Autumn or FL! OF
the Democracy Is drawing Eear rs final consul
nation the Winter Gifts discomfort Is rap
IDLY approaching. Its days are numbered lis
branches are wIthered and bare; its leaves are
scattered 10 the tour winds Of heaven, but most
" driven South by y orthern blasts, and what
few remain vii snon be buried beneath ava
lauches Of Northern SHOWS. The Spring of the
Republican party. the altipodcs Of The Demoe-
racy, Is almost al maturity. In Summer lsabout
to dawn lis branches are spreading and are
loaded with foliage is fruits are forming and
everything indicates a glorious harvest and 10
complete The figure. those who have the IN
stiucts Of The migrating birds, have taken their
flight from the desolate approach Of Demo
cratic Winter into the regions of RepubAcan
sunlight. Vino does not see tio analogy, and
who can dcay the fac.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

tUsI0x II PgSSsT.vASGA.-The town Of Leck-
t,cu gave C1stin 2D4 votes aud Foster : votes.
Ia 1896 buchanan had one vote and Fillmore
one vote. Understanding that IN the rest OF
the State the Bel men and Democrats had
united. these two votes fused aud went for
Foster-N. 7. Idh!e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

Q-AN oar public d'ua.a was purchased ly
tie common ttaaI and .tva-tre. Du not al. our
people possess 81 81 ,tal rizIt - - .hcre with
tLclr property has Congress authority 10
take away t!.at rlsAt
4-If his r.chl he absolute and uncoudi-
fioaaI. ho< c4n i De aunaIicd By The CONVEX
siuu Of Territory iA;o j state ? Does not the
RICH 10 eater upon ;Ae public lands remain the
same wherever they rrsy be--in Texas or Iowa.
in Minnesota or a k4i.as This doctrine If
true, would plant slavery il every state in the
Republic. 40 suca ;hng IS prohibition could
ever have been possible. Bat if the ri.;h, be
limited and conditional. it follows inevitably
,hss the sovereign people have POKER TO re-
strict IL exercise within The domain which they
govern n common. NOR can this pom. be sue
cessflI.y coatroyerted, unless il be show that
the people OF The States, through their Congress.
can exercise 40 jarisIic.ior IS Eateger over their
ovu Territories Iftte POKER 70 make AZ or
raajc law iur Z territory, does no: include the
power 70 proiibi: slavery therein. ring The
existence Of that organic law. how. IN tie aaule
# reason. can the power 20 make Q Constitution
Gs- = new State, Iac.ade the power TO prohibit
slave therein during tie existence OF that
Constitution
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

The imQortant fact That the 2w al consequences #
self abuse may 5e 'ectuaIiy removed without Internal
n-cinfs or ie dangerous applications OF c4usti-s,
iHs traetts- te4lcated hou-it-, and other empirical
teTIss Is here clearly demonstrate, and he entirely
celebrated aux horfay explained by means Of hich
every Is enabled 70 himself perfectly,
size est possible cost. thereby avoiding U The advcr-
tset uo-trHu1s e tie day This Lecture wilt prove
boon 20 thousands and thousands
Sent uuier seal 10 any address, past paid She re-
ceipt Of two stamps, by addressing DR. CtaS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
How they Love Fo.e.sae.s.


principal organ in Ohio, in its issue Of Sept.
29th, used tie following language in speak
ing Of CARL SoHURTz:-
- LIBERTY AND LAGER -BEER.-CARL SQUIRT
IsIBiBING He TALKS LIBERTY AND rAAEs
l.aGFR.
s. fhe Black Republican papers are shoot
ing CARL SQUiRrz al every body and eveY-
thing that comes between the wind and their
dignity. They have found il him a willing
tool TO do their dirty work. He Is for
eigner, an anarchist and was driven from
Berlin IN ~ as Il cons plrator- He Is Red
Republican of The most insane stamp. OPP
posed to all governments and all religions.
lie Is one Of taose crazy German theorists
who 60 for the Tending system. aud for hav-
ing all things in common. lie acknowledges
no right Of property beyond necessity, and
claims that - accumulated wealth is cumu-
latlye tyranny"
This 'CABL SQUARE SKoors, SHuTz or
whatever his name may be, also goes for
Lager Beer. In one of his Ieceet imblha-
tions with a hair Tipped friend, after the
thirteenth ilstalment of the cxhilarating
liquid. his mouth opened and the secret of
his mission IeIked out. If - Old ABs is
eecte he. Squirt, in consideration of his
great services. Is to be sent as Minister
Pienipoientiary and Envoy Extraordinary to
the country that shipped him to our shore.
Then any ndigniiy offered to his person
Will be resented by the Government whose
representative he IS, aud then look out for
'kevoiujion and Retribution,' the watch
words Of the Republican Rebels in Il. We
hope the LINcoL>ITgs viii keep this scape-
grace on the stump until after the Presden-
tIdI election
The same paper, Of Oct, 10. smarting
under The Democratic defeat at the late
election IN Pennsylvania. ONO and In
diana, belches forth the following tyrade
agains. foreigners
Ia the heaH of the foreigner beats not
q single noble impulse, nat q SlaeLe ttroJ
Of 25atrZ0tiSln.
lie IS 50 5rutjSh o11R dsgyaIeE that he
has no sympathy for anything tut cat.
5aee and lager beer, p1tot0es or dutter-
milk, or S1D}e 0tb5r 0ulkiuIjSh dish III
0aIYfor the hoeS Of the street or PEN
All The oaths Ia The world cannot bind
Them. You may swear them TO rcnouncc
their allegiance 10 their prince or king,
and 70 support our Constitution, aud II
amounts TO nothing. Taey care no more
for oatas Of lbs blnd than lie idle wind
which passed hgh.iy by,
"Soma til Us chat many foreigners
are intelligent How in Tie name Of
Almighty God can luev savr? LAX ut
Tie DHfchn1ln sHaoLt1g his pipe. mt If
y0lt can Sc q rag II intelligence IN. thqt
duly, lIltlc hJ,ine fare ot his, show il
TO me. Look At tAe drutLcu Llouet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

TrKsnAr o-.o-e- 60 ,..
ENcaANGE-o On Scr Ysrs s.. se,l;a- .'-
per cent Ter Cafrenr-, and Is per seat. tors -
change on Chicago Is Ter ccnt. .-51- FL
Geirna, = 70 = Ter cent Aa Milwaukee '-
cent on Madison, Z. t. res cent. cod H. = Per
per cent Selling. :. per sent. -as :
WHEAT 70a75c.
FLoDis-> 9. !. SD.
sells veadilv Tor ca~is. ~ -.s, --d
OATS-- ISst1o cents
BEANS-95aSl per buShcl r1rcIotr. Wilt.
BEES. Seen foot; s. q 3 10. ea.l-,,.-
SALE-Sz.25 per barrel.
SGGAR-ketaIlS Al $50 l3 lbs For 81
CUERANTS--Hctai - lt> for 81.
M9LA>S f-S--Fseiails 81 5Oerf3 erllss -.s..
IRON AND SsEEI-l.n0s sold Al -,
a. cents, Ascending to sizes. e '-7N.,r1a,
NiNEEAl-S5o per 1000 pounds
CbAL.-S6 per TON.
HiD4~-t}ry. go q }2-- ft-oer- z = p, O..
&Urlu is..~. from aug -l1'fra tsgs-t r F.. 10y AZ
AHEit-Feuriaz, Sis. Ja.,t a.. s-.1t, =.
clear f-HCiuz. So. - = SIS ;
BIZ IER-Fre-,tin -otIs IKE
EtfG~-lHr. per dozen
lAEH-l4tz s. r-ruauuI
POTATO .-~-is. t2u-. uer lsf-heI
DRIED App F-;--S- rr- aoGs-
UNi'NS-50e per laslIel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

PARTIES y THE Z. :. SESArE.-The United
States senate consists OF G5 members. Is l.
probable tia, after tae i-h Of March next il
viii sand - Republican ! American. aud IS
Democrats If Kansas Is al .n.t,ed, the Repab-
lIcan strength Will be increased 20 81 Our ad-
vance Is onward. sure aud logical; aad Just IL
that proportion are the Interests OF our coau-
irv safe and the Union strong
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

TOW CoRwlS, in his speech al Columbus,
said
f." Democrats think Washington did not M
derstaud the genises of the whites ard blacks.
When he wrote that letter expressing the
hope that slavery would soon disappear out
q me land, he didn't know what he was
about. The Creator had a private interview
with Adam when lie sent him adritt from
the garden, telling him that in sorrow he
should eat his bread earned by the sweat of
his brow, but that he would provide a negro
10 sweat for him
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

what have Republicans doue:' asks a
Douzhface exchange, lmpudenly.
Weil,-s far Is heard from, they hare beaten
tie Democrats terribly, aad are ia a fair way OF
beating them entirely.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
Gale2l kilnapplgs Case.


duced a negro aad his flmiiy. consisting Of =
wife AID two or three children, a Gllana. TO 60
with tiul TO iowa. with the intention Of taking
them TO Missouri and selling hem a. slaves
The Advertiser OF the ash, gives the following
account Of the capture of the kidnappe5s, the
murder Of one the negroes. and the restoration
Of the others. together with white girl taken
al the same time
4 Ga YESTERDAY morning Mcssrs. Weigley and
Hugliett returned from their excursion Into
Missouri, in pursuit OF the persons who had
kidnapped Jerry Boyd and family and white
c.llld from this city, aud Tor the rescue o. the
stolen persons.
I Thev succeeded In procuring all the kjduap-
ped persons aud also, mulattu woman vino
/ had been stolen some SIX week. ago from The
/ reirhb1.hooi Of DuhuIU Some Of Tie citizens
/ oi 81 Jo IA Missouri. near winch place lhese
/ persons were cuucea!e g. rendered ali the assist
/ aucc IN fletr power for tie detection and arrest
/ OF The criminal parties. SisssrS. NeIg,.y and
Hughlett arrived IN -. J.. jest in t:iae In
cure the uegrae~. a. = slave trader was a.lezdy
/ there bargaining t'r them. and was then In tie
city for the purpose 81 Obtaining the money Tor
/ their purchase. The kIduappers Went ia Mis-
+ souri, D. the name of B1ultou aud ti1a3en. aud
we're, 10 that uezahurhood respectfully con-
/ leciei baGl,an WIS IrsI arrested and placed
! In the St. Jn. Jail. charge ot klnnapi n
nader tile Missouri statute. lie IS now IL prs
/ on there. and viii remain there Uutil tried, or
( taken on a requiS:ti1n into Iowa - answer 10
1 a charge Of murder in killing Jerry Boyd, OF
uaLIl he gives bail IN 5000 Goodeu was
I then arrested and roned aud plsced on board
/ the cars la be brought to tnIs city 10 answer
/ like charge. When leaving St Jo. quite = naul-
her Of the citizens got board the tram. os.et-
( sihiy FOR the purposa Of lyncaln- Fhe prisoner
! About one hundred miles this side OF 81. Jo.
another batch of people invaded the carsa armed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED AGAIN


cre e errlatorl nesa, Seminal NGlkness. Sexual
Debility, N=Fvous1fess and Involuntary Emission. pro-
ducin- Impotence Ccnsuuptlo and Mental and Phy-
sieal UeUii-y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30
BOOTS & SHOES
TAKEN UP.

] JsT arrived and Tor -zIe cheap. a good stock 81
- Boots and shoes % all Sizes qualities and patterns
Ii+-tfL r. ALLEN Is go.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

sub" nRd wen. lu,a she Neaisi.ie oI. district,
bought 81 o-l clssal ~ sine struck OH. ana had
been offered $4,000 for his chance. He had
better take 1t. j. ! lat take. The lucky
primers uaue Is George SImoutou. aad lie
r..uerly worked IL 4ao Office Of tae Cleveland
F24.no- alor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

The Tgr,ss d: Herald 3.ehsveS that the Wide
Awake organizations are dangerous IL their
tende acie-,"
" { confess that they sre-to the Democracy
AS dangerous a. tine Heaap crop IS TO Ia higt-
vsyn1a. --Cit. Jo,lr1al.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

Tuz Milwaukee P1op,e's Press oenounces
Car! Schurz ~ .dissuricr OF the public peace
a i-ht uistase. N. seharz i d'siasoer Of
he p,aaoeracy. no Of the pl5l.c peace
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

Tho rct-ter VII r.-ne.nb- -. 4 ~ vleks
since we stated. on ta, authority Of p letter re-
IL. lived at Fairy!ev, IhIt DE- SIraevrs and NJ
Foster. with tAelr families. band been var1cl
bv tie r.5i,a. who hold sway la Ttxa, to
I.ave rlf ,,-.,, and 7-ef. . ,.., !,re1.-- ions
+. rett r., 10 TlIluals. on THURSDAY lus,. sir
Wm E,Iaa a ras,den. eff Texas. well known
j, ,,,,. - ,,,l..,, A. 8. i.,r. .sttI, and
horses. arrived from that state. and broush, 10
the frierI Of 7airview the melancholy Iutcl!I-
..c7ce that DR.. Shreeges and Sir. Foster had
ta.leu victims 10 the sa!r.t of outrage which
rIf.s rlat IA Texas.
Ia.t1- families. IL seems. had complied
with Tie r,tLle.s command exptIlIar them
from their comes. and were On their wav to-
wards tins state. when they we're arerta<en BY
j. III ...-...+.-- ana H.. -.,.~,...-.,. ann NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

O. The Dodgevilie Advocate notices the
death Of Mr.. David BigeIow, of Wyoming,
one Of the Pioneers Of Iowa County. He
died Of Cancer OF the 18th inst, IN the
6Oth year Of his age.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

A SECOND CBoP or APPLEs.-We have
before Us upon our table little rosy checked
appl-. part OF second crop grown upon q
tree OF the premjs ; Of Alexander Wolco,t.
Esq, in this city. such an Instance. we
believe, has never before been known, 10 the
West at least Chicago Journal.
Yes it has. We noticed some weeks since
a second crop Of apples grown on tree IN
the orchard Of Mr.. Ormond Paddock, in the
town Of Linden.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

PESNsYLvASIA.-The Official vote o.
Pennsylvania gives Curtin 32,092 ma
jority, and the Republican CongressiOa-
al ticket a majority OF 1.755.
OHIo.--The Republican majorities in
Ono, range from - 900 to 25,27S.
In INDIANA the n 9rites range from
10000 10 / 5000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-30

HAxaso4r MNoalr.ES--Ine majority ior Hon,
Trad stevens ~ ;ae INsh Laucas;er) District.
P,ua-ylvaaia i It.41+ aud Tie nlsjer Iry for
Hon. 6. d Grow .l tIe Mn Il lBs4d.orei) dir
tri-t : o2S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-15

Gin Stl6srbtrs. Die aufrssuns
IN Setref Der an ben Se1en bss WcIuua nsu
entotdtcn SiIbrrmtnsn, 70 16rsibt Ter Sreepn
ettp Ar9us, I6eint mebr Suauuebmen. Spytpab.
rsno fcmmsn 9artteu in Der Stabt an, pcl6r
iere Qusriifuns poGsnbsn unb aIspann mad bru
Silterrt9tOuen a%breii.n.
Cine Sartie Bier aus Der Statt stns Dor Sur.
GEM aus unp tetrte iurid, na6pem Sober Elm
Stud BON 100 5uB SrUnt BON 6use bis gum
@tpfeI bss Serses %laufeuc In anfprut sencm-
men (%tlatmee) rnb abactedt bate, Die Guam.
titdt Silter. pel6t bort Sermuttet .pirt, oreu,t
ans 6atrlbaftt. gsrr .. 9. SbumpIun, elm
Ntt9liro Der @artie, slaubt, ba6 Der sanSs Srra
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erpst Ma6c Son oil.
bererS 1T uup mutbmuetia 5unrsrt. prn Riator
usn Sunnen bss @inerals. = auf i.ren SAL 2
Nal 10 ptel sutbdIt, ale ole Sautiam Wliutr, be.
rem 8ebalt mir tir;Ii6 auf 100 Ilidicnm Son.
men, bic Eonne gu $5.333 ptrauI&laat, sineu
Dsrtb BON 533 Nilliourn tattn, %anaatsr. -
S&Gst man ben 9ebalt Der @ulrua Silbcrnt.
mem anf 200 1iGicnen Tcnnen uup pas Gr,
ebtniu ftterrsih ais bas bon Santiam, 70 1T Der
Berg feline 81 ,O66, 600. OOO, 900 merits uuo nit.
Sin Der S5nis aGer Serse Der alien unp neusn
BtIt. Benu's wabr 1T?
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{ b s.

= Wasors. Court. Nargaret6 Qpn6, Die i'm
bstrunfsnsn 3utanp in oas SauS BON Or. 8oI.
Osmann aeoruusen mar, bate elm pesGatbiaes
Serb6r ,u beitebsn.
Sames SuittY, Orr auf Dem Seitenrrse tinsn
3nuI6 auslalafen t%polte, fam nit einem g,rr
psiie caSoa.
Soiepb @ann mu6te So 5trufc ,a6lsn weaen
unliceniirtsm Sertauf BON SpirituoIen.
MIeranosr SadiOn. Elm freier Neatr, erbi.lt 90
oufsssdbtt. neil or Mary 8roufs, cine Dsise,
geltinpft bate.
Gbs. 9Gi ION 6aite Elm oOrlduRaes GerbSr M
tetebtn, bu er i'm Serbaht ltsbt, iiber ben Cob
upn 9Obn 5arOp 9taGercS 3u miIen.
Gtiiatet6, cine Sartise, Die SuIius @epsr NIT
elmer Dirt ssrrUbt Bate, srbirlt 80 Dri9el ,uers
FAINT.
SO6n Gurr9, Srancss 9rittSn, p6tIivp Gam.
Bert uno SObu CARMEL, bic am Slmfda N6enp
i'm Maribau.3 beatsr unfus setrieben 6atten,
mnBtsn SIrSIhaft fir ibr ~fsrnsres grl6etnen
Dor Der court ltsIsn.
Die WitsIispsr oss 0elanaSsreins giroi.
MIA ma6en mir HOhmalS ang ltqentlibf auf bic
bsute Nbsnp itattinpsnoe Speite Qbenp untsrbal.
tung aufmsrfiam.
Die erite mulifatiihe SOirse Der 6rrrsn
9rOfelIcren 9lClisr, GrOu1 unO Dies fnDet ateih,
falls bsute Aptno uno Smar in Nirs. WtQet's
S4alIOtaIs an 8rpapfreet itatt.
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stabrun9 tOpten, 1T sins 6ftsrs pcrtOmmehef isbr
estarnts Sbatia&s. Wfan&t Sbisrs nsbinsn in
Der @eFanssni&aft teins 3atruns ga f& (; 10 min
Der S@nsstaus In bislem Sale Itster fsrbsu, ais
fs'nsn Sunssr Riusn; etsnic Die Rreusuttsr, bic
lebr lanst Sunser lficen fam. etnl BATE zinc
Iol4e, psl&t nsun Munate pbne Speils II. Srant
tstte unr isIbf bic befsn ssdsrbifsn p,ri&md6te.
S&6nr III es, psnn if& Sbisre aus 9iebe gu SORE
bunsern. Sn Der btati&sn &rtilerietrisohs lei
Der frans0flben atmee i'm ipanii6en 8elb,usr
ruree BON jfpet pfsrbeu, Die imm,r suiammsn,
s%sfrannt sswsisn, pae zine trf6pf,n {; ras anrere
mar nun nitt msbr gum 8rsfsn gu bsip. gen unb
ftarb 70 ben 6unSertco. SSis cine Sabe fi6 lslbt
9etoptst, trlt aber eiusn lieteSpIsR QtI6isp BON
tbrsm 5errn uno ietnen Sreunpsn gsnpmmsn, er-
,dblt 5rau BON Der Sede In itrem Gaasbud ei
ner 8eiie bur6 Staiien. Die &ass fras niht
msbr, psriGpane, erihien mad sinisen Bp6en
mtersr unr lief In ben @artsn, no fd ibr Serr
IN GROCER @tfe1fGaft befanp. Da lpraue fe auf
i'm gu, ~ltsbtcffe i'm, stns In Der sansen @elsa.
raft betum, i&meidelte Ssbem insts1onccrt unp
ltnrste F& bann sur auer ausen In Den Sei6.
Nls elm psrbirstcr Bug miro in 1omlinIcn's
S&rift iiter Die 6austbiere bic SslbRertrdntune
zines pfsrcts sr5aplt. (Sspb. am 5ubf.)
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Dermi(6tes.

S6rtftduslt9ung. Gin @5n<in pre-
eiste am Sfertase in eintn @cnnentlulsr uni
belt l6 bel Sstrdhtuns pts umIfanoss aui,
eaB @tritus ,aerlt ben Srauen trIhtsnsn mare.
8arum ? fling er an su frassn, Der l6silanc
puBtc rpohl, cab auf otsIe Irt itine @ufrfebuna
am ihntaisn uutsr Die 2euts fcmmen pirbr.
= 8cmane. Gin fdls&ter 8oman in i'm.
msr bsfsr, ais cine i6ledte G9e. (8on 8css.
bus.) ROstane mub man ais @ir,s IuIioer,
trodensr Bsf&aftisunseu Itfen. Sic rraen Die
SseIentrdite 70 md&ti9 an, ais tae Der 0eilt
Don benz pie!tn @eriira INNER aufaerti,t az.
lunb tIeitsn tOnmte. gDer f6 INNER in ibnen
berumtumHslt. rptro entweoer ab%geRumpft fir
BEN ~fsiSeren 9snub, ODER sr tpirb gum Narre..
(SS. WaitIiussr.) dHl
@is Ni&ael @nseto feline 6~eribmte Sreu>
,iSunS Gtri(ti malts, iuQ er ben 0snIben. Der
tbnt jnnt Wfcosa ottntc, ans Sreul asfrTtlt ia.
ben, Jim ih mad ieinen Idmer,li6sn 2udun.
gen sin trabrss Bib BON brm 9eiren SeIu ,u
UetIhaFsn.
= Ssfsrfons 8elision. @ls einf Sbcmos
SelfsriUn wessn ieiner &slisiOn stfraat purbe.
CAB sr fOlSenos benfwiroise 9ntpurt
Ste 1T Sott unO mir bstannt. 81. gReIt
isrnt fr our& meiu 9eben tsnnen unS w,rn
Oieiss Elm sbrbdres uno pFtGtsetreuss aepe,eu
TT, 10 tann RE 8sii9iCn, bic MID ba,u auleit.tr
feline iGle6te espeien fein.
Rsce. Cine 8eoe fann nur Elm SeI6a.
9siprdh fein, 1T fe lana, 70 l~anapeilt ls
(Soltair..) SpiBe 8tben TnD ,par feine Nf,iI,
penn fs ssbsn ni&t in ben 9ei6, ater bod Der.
rrunpsH fe bas SsrA nie Der Bonner, Der pine
Serlssuns bss etibes Oas ginsspribe triHt.
8tns. Sraut unb Srautionm asben Fh
8in8e gum 3si&en, baB fe 10 ptnis ais an bic.
ZEN, an i9rer ebslidsn Greu, elm gnS, inbsn
wiirSsn. @lsin, Sat man penn felt ,ptitauIenO
Sabrsn nod ui&t bic 8smertuns aemu6t, bas,
trtnn man am &inss tein Gnbe ltbt, man aud
tsinen @nfang oaran fn6st E
- 8ihttr fcasn bic @srs&tiateit banebate,.
pas bttBi: an Der 5ano babsn. Gle Strareiftn
lt4 aSsr oft unO ns9msn fe bstm S&Opf.
gtsbsniaft 1T oft Der ein,iss 5aft, Der in
manHsr SammIunS pom @eOibten fsdI.
&e9snttu. ungelsbrte grssnten fino
ME cine SrSsl, bic pfeift aud ni6t, wenn ibr
ntAt sR @apsrtr siRblGst.
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b. .r IL. I'm. -4t -..f
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-15

90 Nblsbnuns. Der Ysrttetrissr Der Sela,
senre6te, BiIterfOree Bate f& in @nslanS si.
ner 70 aassmsinsn g6tuns gu %.rfrsusu, bae
lslbf bic Slieber istnss SauIse auf Der Straee
NIT e9rsnbs3eusunss, iberbauft wasben. 90
.seleite sint cine tessifsrte 8~pltsmense Die Scd
Ter 9Stlterfpree's inter esm Rufc:
Naib &ilbtrfcrec fur INNER, bis an beren
Saus.
Sn Dem gusenblids, no bic tunse Dame
in Die Gtirc i9rss @pbnbaus %stntrat, wanpte
ne li6 lahslnb uno NIT einer turSrn @erteuauna
CUR Wense unp iastt nit ibrer lasen Stimme {:
Oas muB ib bod atIetnsn, meine Serren |!
Nt@t fur INNER @ib @tIberforce.
Der ransper 0utter.
Die &inbsr i&miden ii& nit Stranger,
sic leltsr fino Der SHUTTER Sraus,
Sie trstsn an gu 8ingsltlnsen.
Sas 1T Der Muttsr 5reuorntan,,
Ste ltsbt Die iunsen Nugeu atan,en,
DAD stebt ben loren neuen @lan,:
gDsai quite @Stter 70 eredn,tn
Oss eebsns eut, Dem III fe gam.
Der @runp paf piele MenIdsn fd Iettf
hiht tsnnen, if Der. pa6 fe feline lbIsdte ge.
tanntihaften antniipf.a rotten.
aSsnn i4 i&af' lit m.rs am mpbIRen
9 S8afsn 1T bait msin Iistfer 9eityertreit.
Yer metni9s aud atsr i'd bin bod auemaI
frob, penn Die 3sit pertrieben IT..
= gt9entith m66te i6 pctl nal In Dem
peutihsn 2teattr aufsefa9rt wercen, peun i'd
bore, oaB bort fas l9ltdtsle 9tid feline 2teb,
baber fnptt.
&aritne,
auttnfebrube Ephter rerli6er glt,rn