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Southern ..Greeik Fire.

He NJ lODHe hcSlSIer ana AQVGrtlS6r !
asserts that Colonel John Travis (of pis- !
tol-shot notoriety) has discovered, if mol
the ancient. at leastits counterpart and
equal, the modern "Greek fire. Its COM
ponent parts are kept secret, but Colonel
Travis tenders the use of hi< invention to
the Confederate States. The Register
gives the following account of test of
this fre:z-----s--ess@---
On Thursday evening last near the
Bay Road, in the suburbsl ofthis city;in
the, presence % several scientific profess
sors, ordnance and artillery officers, Col.
Miller, commanding this volunteer and
conseript bureau. other officers of the
army and navy, scsre' Of ladies. and at
least one representative of the press. Cap
htain Travis made two distinct experiments
Iof this firco composition, using on each
Occasion less than half a pint of the pre-
paration. a fluid. Both were eminen'ly
successful, eliciting universal commendA-
ton. lnstantaneously on being expos el
to the air the fluid beromes blaze of FIRE,
with heat intense, resembling that of a
| liquid metal in the smelling process. A
ipile of green wood. into which it was
thrown, ignited Immediately, like tim
der. ano }o aiss. 9a fsi= y
Without delay, within ten seconds. a
number OF buckets-full of water were
! thrown upon the flames, dense volume
of smoke assembled, the Kissing and sing
ing sound ofa quenched fire was heard
but, lol tho burning fluid licked up the
water, destroyingits oxygen; Guid seem
ingly added to the fame, and the voot
/ cracked and hummed and the flames aros,
again de6antly, unquenehable. a-@e'
AN AMERICAN INKEEPER.-Old Row
, keptia hotsl where he used to say on
, could get anything that WIS ever tuade /
: eat One day in came Yankee VIII
. asked DID Rowe What he Gouid give hir
for dinner. 7#" Any ythiiig, sir troln a pick
} led elephant to a Canary BIRD 5 tor, J. ne.
tt"Waii, sdid the Yankee, cyeing ROW,
II guess ii take a piece vi PICK led clt
phant," We'll, We We got EN- all reid
trlght iiere III the house, bat you ii hl,
e to t.tke whoie un, Cause we never ct
s em. The Yankee thought he woui
! take sonie goldfish and potatoes.
i HARVESTING ON SCNDAY.-In Ques
) Eilzapeth time proclamation Was lssI
'S ad, whereby ali parsous. Wears and Gu
ate were enJoineJ ITO teach and dccla
: unto the people, that they might, vi
: safe aud quet consrlences (aller comm'
prAycr) in, tho tiiue ol harvest, lab
~ upon the holy and festival days and Sd
: the things hich God had sent them; /
g if, By amy groundiess scrup.es oi cons,
s. ence they should abstain from. work.
u u on these days, that they should srievo,
~ ly oncnd anu dispicas- Goa, II Tue grs
CT Was there byAlost Or damaged" ,-..
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From Charleston.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Washing
ton correspondent OF tho Commereai
says: gd I+h a. Hi'a o5
GOOD news may be expected from Char
lesion ere long, but not quite SO soon as
sblHess imagine. Gilmore and Admlral
Dshigren apszpreparing for the final at
tack so that when it comes whether soon
er or later, they will make sure OF sue
cess. 5Raoe
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sHERIFF.s SALE.
Johna ". Wheeler

against -. ..f
John W. Whcelrr& & al Trustees of 81 T.
Church, called Miller Chapel.
BY virtue of a writ of ssrcuton to n. direct
ed from the court OF co,nmeu pl-a. of Monror
County, Ohio will offer for sale at pnbiic
auction al the front door of the court house,
in the iown Of Wooasft.id, in said Count
i,-Iw-en the hosrs OF ten o 'elosk, a.i'rr., and
4 O'Clock, p IN. on haa ie.r9 & a-al 60
Snturdny, january the I'd, 1864,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county. 10 wit Itg8sib 3 iu3 e,i.siou
The north part Of north west quarter Of
lection thirty six. township four, and range
six, commencing below the road l-aiiDg
through the lands OF J1s-ph Hines At = stone
south east of th- grave xard; thence cruising
tn. lr,,ad .sbprth east slightly right feet to a
s,one; thence one hundred and asixty tive
fret ~rst Of mouth ipny hr sast sld~t OF th~
grave ard, to a stsne; theme, .one hundred
aud thi ty,wp te.t south Of west on tho north
aide of said grsv4 yard toa stone; thrncr
tw a hundred ana three feet -as, u sauth on
the wrrt sidn Of said graveyard TO The place
fof beginning containing Que hall acre MOI.
or less.ssY 3d tsgazil guisist sEw y1em
Takru in execution AMI jl%vi-d npon rs the
property of tLe NJ. 4. Church, called Miiisr''
4;hapsi. sis,t 4 bsuTrr.... -g.-,u.asI. ,,aiqd
~ ~ 'A' '- '' sheriE, NJ co,
Dec, 2, lS63.-74w. ;sd e4.Ii
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VOLUNTEERS WANTEDl

The undersigned, under orders. has
opened recruiting office at Woodsfield
Ohio, for the United States service. Th'
Term of enlistment will be for three wears
pay from S13 to $40 per month. S3A pc
m. nth for elething and ratiens.
Recruits, S302
Veteran Volunteers, 402
Headquarters over Moneys Store
" HUGH McCONVTLL.
Lieutenant ard Recruiting Officer.
Oct. II 1S63.-6w.
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WoosgsaeIa Select School.

The second session of Woods6eld Sc
lect School for. young ladies, will com
mence on q
MoNDA y, DECEMBER 14th, 1862
and.continue fourteen weeks. Instruc-
tions given in the common and iHgher
English branches, Latin, Frenchssand
Drawing.
As only limited number of pupils viii
be received,l application should be made
early. For terms. &C.. address ]. s. -
+ MISS G. l.. PRATT
Woodsfeld, o
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MA r RIAGES.

MARRIED-0n the l7thday OF Nov,
by the Rev + A. CROW. Mn. tHIGH
CRAWFORD to Miss MARGARET a. CRAIG,
both of Wooda field. Monroe Co. Ohio.
On the 18th of Nov.s=by the, Rev w
NJ. WooDARD, Mr. Isaac tdENsoN and
Miss Susan D5sWILsoS, all of Monroe
Co Ohio - .{sef..a adF 5,tsfiia ada 1e
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r@- List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Woodsfeld, o. Nov. 50,
1853 5' q .....- ....H-s ..ts.5
John a Berry, Samuel Hodge, Rachel
Z. Fowler. lanes l.. Thompson, Eliza
beth Thompson. IS asir .s.i4a.a7
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised. 81
....F .e-ae-. ii. FLEMING, p. NJ.
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WE rejoice with exceeding great joy
IN being able to annouiice thar our ulos I
excellent ami agreeable friend, Doct.
JeoN aoR, .'of .ionroe County, is re-eiec-
ted to tiie ONO State SenaIe,J pyl % ma
Jofiiy, counting suioIer vote aud all.
w hlIe cougratulanng HIM aud the no nc
Union Democracy, whose faithful repre-
sentative lie Is, eeerlaiiliy do not Jenvy
him the company he will be compelled TO
keep,in Golum bus ihis Wmler-tne ohod-
dies having such an overwhelming maJorl-
" Hinetiay Itayister. iH 'sfeiiE'.
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,.ss- - asSrs..,.;.,, - ,bs Tr;h,,o,as from

sg- A special to the Tribune from
Washington of the 27tli, 1886 p. NJ,
says: Adyites received this nolning by
The War Department from Giant state the
pursuit OF llic re bells was continued yester-
day By nooker and Thomas. Bragg at
tempted to make a stand at Chick tlnau.i
Station, but was again forced back. The
rebels were in full retreat on Dalton.
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Roeal JateItiafaa.

Bg WANTED, on subscription at this.
Office. Immediately W ,od. coal. pork, and
winter apples. The printer must i've
consequently we make the above appeal
to cur subscribers. who know themselves
to be in arrears, and fervently hope they
will respond.
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TnCMAs. BURNSIDE. n
Bragg. 81 Longstreet. a

No. The day laborer, who earns. with
hard hand and the sweat Of his face, coarse
food for awife and children whom he loves
Is raised, by this generous motive. to true
iignity; and, though wanting the refine.
ments nf,life. is nobler being than those
who think themselves absolved by wealth
froR serving others. go
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02
u~s tNi,etv five Fe,lerar 4o,,qeo,s fror

ra- Ninety five Federal surgeons from
the bioby Prison, arrived at Washington
yesterday. They report The arrival of
commissary supplies at Richmond, for
Federal prisoners. They promise to far
nisa important information to the War
Department. .'a2,~"i 3oa shl 80 .siti hhs
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q Sheriff.s Sale. -
Gearge II. Davenport, M
.;ea7rs asainstlr = on
Jon.tban Uphold.

- u
n jonathan Uphold,
By virtu. Of a writ 81 execution to tns direct-
ed from thu con re Of co,nnion pleas of moaI
roe county ohi,. ! .w:.l sfsr fog sale A. pah-
lie auction, at the front door OF ths court
hnus-, in the town OF Woo isfeld, in saii
county l.-twss-n tho Ia purs 81 ton o'clock, =
m, and fcar o'ciock. p. n.,aon aisi-go4
S.tarfay, Js"a.ry ~, 1861,
the following dsserissd. rvai estats,y situate in
said county TO rit:eIssT e.fgq sisrsg.vyT
The south west .qpsrt-r Of the south eass
quArt-r; Also the south rxst guartor Of the
w-s, qaartsr in section. thirty six. township
three, .nit .r=nss- Ave; conlsinins nfty four
acres Iaofe or 3~ss. - -
~ Ak-n In exscil; i.nand lsvisi upcn IS the
prapsrty OF JehAt han Upheld at the suit Of
6sorge II. Davenport. aag s-iv -
GkO. w. CARROTHERS,
2zf1q 10 .irrga .oah sSherif, sM, co
Dec. 2. 1$63.---4w. .s5asz
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

THE SOLE GREAT OBJECTS OF
THIS WAR ARE THE RESrORA-
TfON or THE UNITY OF THE
NATION, THE PRESERVATION OF
THE CONSTITUTION, AND THE
OF THE LA us OF
The CUUNTRY:-Gen George Is.
Nc Cteiiaa, ..o -.
These axe words fit to be inscribed on
tue ceAservAilve Standard IN the coul.n (
i,resldentiai e.ectiun, and he who holds
aio.t the standard bearing tins inscription
VI Au equiya.ent one qElit lead The cvnSer-
satlye hosts to,y!clury.0 Mark the pre-
J04rhul. 4 +lltt,... s5
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GGs- Vim. p. Simpson died about three
weeks ago in the .. p Hosp |, at Co.
lum bus. He became very much eluced,
weighing about 90 poun Is when he died.
-4S. C,dirsuih Gifzctts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

na- The fwealthiest man in Indiana
has eemmittedssuicide says an exchange.
To which another paper rejoins: The
wealthiest nation on the face Of the
globe Is doing the same thing. sa.s3 r..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02
mss A Young lady. when asked 10 az

take OF tie pudding, rep lie !: NO. m.ny
thanks, my dear madam, by no MANNER
of nieans; | hare alreaCy indulsed tn,
clainorous calls of craving appetite,
until manifest sense of Internal fa,lncss
adnonishcs my say; my defciehcy is
eutlrely aud satisfactorily satisfied.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

an- Do sne thir z at a time-that's a
rule-When you have done slandering
your neighbors, begin to say your pray
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

mar General BURNSIDE has been Off
cially relieved hby General Foster, aud
ordered toreport to the Adjutant General
In Washington. y =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

y nsa- The tfue'theory of woman's rights
is TO educate the girls thoroughly, and
then let the women do as they have a
mind to. ai'1S = = 4'' =
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pS- BEsNEr .says the ldesil is speaking
through Beechar- TLat's rather reus.;
Zen ,hs devil. era IS ~ ssgoiie4 sHi
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+ ssr A, man out West is SO stiney that
he holds his bls,th when the tailor takes
his measure, 50 that it will take less
cloth. f.7a sali .,,st.,d fiirial3s ss..e5 5s5s.l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-12-02

Boz There are over forty thousand
sick and wounded soldiers under trest-
msnt in The Nor.bsra hospitals. ~ +
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Sherif.s Sale.
Thomas Morris,
against
w II Rohinsor
". L. Robinson.

efawtit of~xe, utlon 10 mo dirsct-
-'. fro,n the ouurt Of coinnou pleas Of uaa-
roc county, uhos will offer for sals at publio
auction, At the front door OF the court houses
,nAths town at Wooishsid. in said eounty be-
tween the hours OF ten s'cieck, y. M. 80 d
four O'clock. p. r,.. on s54osi :f.sssri.ss5s 80
Sctarlty, Jlnurry the I'd, 1864, ~
the following described real estate, siiuassi IN
said county, TO wit:
Town lots nu,nbsrs thirty and eight IN
ihe town of tiraysvills. a
raken in .x-cntion and i.vi~d upon - the
property of w. T. Robinson ~ the suit Of
4 ho mas Morris Rls ~ s1GFil@9 -si5 - sasl
GEO.eW CARE0THERS,e On ei
asses'nasssf sa Sheriff, M.eC.5os
Dee sw 5-'ls.l .s,,. 49, l'.'.l
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JosEPH JOHNSON, a Connectieut sol
der, who had been taken prisoner by
she Confederates, and put on his pa
role, was had up the other day in New
Orleans, and put on HE trial for using
aeditious language. 1t seems (according
70 the local reporter of the New Orleans
Redyuas) that Joe went in citizens dress
ts sec tho Ghost at the Academy lol
Music, and during the performance made
volunteer answer to conundrum, which
Lad TO his arrest. Thee inundrum. whic''
led 10 his arrest. was as follows,s BoI
bs."Why is the President oil the United
States like an owlins the day time? The
true answer is Because he's always A.
Blinken;" but the volunteers answer
which led to johnson S arrest, was---"De
cause he's d---d sfenl."a1 For this vol
unteer joke Joe Johnson was sent to
prison for, sixty days. { fsSsae
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TESTING THG ISSUE,

We learn that the whole Of the SOL
diersu vote vas thrown out in Wyandot
rsust5, except such as voted in camps in
tpais This will result in contest on
iAs main merits Of the Inv, We are glad
u see that there is now i chance to, test
.ltis -itrstian IN III merits alone Sever
ai other counties have contests of a simi-
hr character, aud We may now ex pSct and
b pc 20. see the question settled forev-
-. $50 sA' as-'-
70 us it is ons of the plsinsst cases
s4ses eser brought before = Court on con-
psitntioasl grounds or grounds OF policy.
H,diviaaally We never had . doubt on the
rT6ect It will not stand an hours
,lsiibsrations in any single sense in which
Il can bs yiewsd Our Wyandot friend;
deserve great, credit for the action they
hase taken in this Natter Crisis.. &C.,.
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SheariTsa Sale.
'Nlar.s'R & W aymaaai,' IN


. sastab3 Ts%ts - sF'.saAa sF-eIIgsssiFs >
~ els F. Dayrasd .Bresherssai ,sod,is
By virtsis ot a writ ofssx~cation tn ,As direct
ri iiV,n il. cuaTt OF vs,AI,ofl fiessI OF isiiros
couasy .tlhio.d3 siitiosers tos salea at fpu taie
.,itsisn al she, ffoLt door oi the CONT h-nses
n. tic tsrnisi ioi " oossiisid, in raid conntss
,ctwe-M the hours oi len oiesoek, u, .ln.,s aud
four o'ctvrk; > OF
Sl4rei.y,. January I'd 1861,
ih. following ,irscrlbsd ro~i csiats, siinats in
rox9 iSis a',i,,s- I. -ish,, ten and .~~n,,-
one siiaifsi .vi -saiA- bell rshsy IA fshe
si.si at 1b-t ts.posi. "a zsi-Ey -1aaagf Iffils
saiss c n in 2e,usi sl.saaa .,..s ls'i atesi a.
.yIn.s pitr-rsy oi \ lag shG1 -ris.sers @tiihe
snis- sst .Aaa,shs ana wsshap, ~ srsfss-4
-soa GEO. vi II Ia GAkh0TRERS..s sxz
'ig sesii7e P a siierIi, M. T. Or
Dec 2, 1868 n4ix 1e s.ao ~ g ssrfis
aisiit% .gti -SL-0Eu3 4ir&sR
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The Chicaso Teidaae, an intensely Alb
olition paper, thus attacks General Hall
lack It says ;,5 go -
Tho country inquiries Why it is that
Halleck, with that cabbage head. of his.
rstaips his place--why he is not permitted
10, retire 10 his ancestral krout gardens
t-r the Mohawk, aud there, among his
Kindred, hnd, in the killing Of cut worms
snd the care of his cabbage crop, the
employment for which his. genius is fit
cd, And if Burnside is gobbled up and
Grant Is forced to retreat, that inquiry
win grow into demand that will be sure
90 make itself heard. We, who do, not
care for all the epauletted dignity that
the President ran confer on mediocrity
tssAa the demand now. Cabages for H i
Ia, md war Tor those who have the ge-
bius 70 comprehend itr'r u s.si 500.
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sl,TL s.. Legal Ltssl Notice, ~ !.

- -
s A.rnsth 1Ysrnssl and Joseph fsrnatl bar
husband an,s William p -Slaeksof the STATE
of Him is. John Slz. x of the United -Stat~s
Army: ANA TboRfss h Slack. whose place W
Residence is unknown, will take notics that
on the 25th day OF November, 1853. JshuP.
-fogis. as the zdDsinistrator with the will
Annexed of john Slauvht late OF; Monros
County, d-csas-d. did ilo his petition in the
Probate Court of asnros County ohio. s<es-
1pg to setlth- following lands xpd tsrsusrrss
lying in Munrpr GpunIy, Ohio, and Of which
said John Slsught died seixei, TO Wit: rho
east psrt OF the south wsst qna,t-r Of section
twelve, in township six and range six; cos
tanning one hundred and eight acrrs- And,
ALSO, the south sast 'quarter of the northwest
quarter ofsectiou ten. in township trut a,sl
range tx; contain nc forty avrys.a s,no3Is ~
Said petition viii be for hsasinS i'm said
Court on ths 26ih day of ieeesas.,., 1868.
JOHN p FOGLis, Admir-.
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III Sheriff's Sale. e ain
Reuben Hawkins,
go A against VI = "A . , :

BY virtue OF writ Oh execution to m. d.
rectei from the court OF common pleas of
Monroe county. Ohio, Istills offer for sale At
public auction, at the front door of the court
house. In the town of Woodsneld, in said
county, between the hours OF ten o'clock =.
n, and four o'clock, p M, on xs
Saturday, January the 2, 1854. - -.
the following described real sstate, Situate In
Stafford. s-s- .f.s,-cz. :. y .7eo
Taken in execution n and levied upon ~ the
property of Turner Freeman At ,hs suit Of
Reuben Hawkins fskh ~ AAaT
! 06ts GEO. W.gGARROTHERSso
G89 sdjgan Sheriff, M. CO.
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The following table. of distances in the
ssat of war are now valuable:


ssat of war are now valuable:
-iida n4asoa 1nsTe eii .s4Hiilid MILES.
fredericksburg to Richmond '2a go
Richmond to Knoxville aahzssH 479
Knoxville to Chatanooga eils'a no
chattanooga to Nashville 9iis'i'sH ISL
Richmond t. Chattanooga MOI $50
On this line Of little more than 600
miles, at three several points, are opposed
three great armies, as follows:
TncMAs BURNSIDE MEADE
s; Bragg. Longstreet. Lee.%
The main portion of the line from
Richmond to near Knoxville is in the
ihandr of the rebels, thus forming valu-
able connection between the armies In
Virginia and east Tennessee. 1t is by
this route that Longstreet has been bring
ing down his army and subsequent rein
forcements drawn from Lee The line
between Knoxville and Chattanooga is
probably not available for transportation
Of reinforcements from Thomas to Burn
side, though nominally the territory in
our possession, and until lately it has
been announced that communications were
kept open between the two arinies ~
~ U-4
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A NEW Mag AXEN E,

Dec. 2, 1o63.-2w.
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.4ii The NeSiLEIO .5nlEao
"Thc English nobility as class. are
az lin.t us / *hail retd some 2erS hplac
exceptions by anisbys But these except
,nns ,lo no, alter the gehersi statement,
that the nobility, as. class, are against
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GEO. W. CARR0THERs, nv
= Sheriff, NJ. @. o.
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$ lin Parliament. ifa vote we're taken to-
day according to the private thnushts,
,ympathies and wishes aRnng members,
l suppose they wou!,i vpte five to one
against the North ANA in la-or of tho
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tSermanm, aeO, ~. Desen,ber 1868.

nit wsldsm si. aaltd.n @sntl,msn i&rR bel Der
9snnuus ssr ;wd &ssts ugclDad armRrsHs"
ausyudtsn, u BOD RisS ,assssn NaiUr Ausrs
r.s.n i,intr Rannb ,ftisteit in itrsn anssu uns
man atsrtrus itm rps.r sussntItdIid lie Obrt'
ftmbsr., pie Sura se 6ludt ArmilrUnss srIssist
rsrssn mar. So nit nod wstt tOtrsn Garssr
tssatis man i'm iyatsr unp namentA Hsl Il
9attmans.n mtsr stn, wsssu irs Gsl6aits, rat
itm sstSrts (UtwUbl bs!anntIid Die ia'liGsn Gsnt'
Ismen ssr aasm laamaanii&sn Wslriets stns arl
puas satit,u tassn), aud nur tnsssaeim sis 9a'
ltln ~ sudtn
Gas war fas Gnss sst btru9mtfn nSoftnssrrs
ia1s". rsr lia sOr .iRiSsn Sabrsm tn Jasstissin'
,utrua. -f na t.h.-
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DaI won't Str esutti

,Sa, tas a,aFtn ei. sifsn, PER- amtntlnu.
neil Sis uns tatsn iSmmsn la6sn."
- Bh tsibt Stri i--sBras GntsnIs aaben'
bart uus tas 10 m.in 6Osn. hr Sranl aIiF"
.Oa, e&ulttsissnamt tat Die Galsi9s Gfaust.
sas Gran, AntUni uns 6rsm alih 2assnbart I'D
s,i ,,m lsst,n RrsAss In Sls&Ssrs sur& itu
l,tahas Aili,lsihuas sutssvidast Rabta uns /"
tsn.u ausin ~ ssrsanisn I'll. sat Der erass slsi3
b,hn Gntks,a sslsiSs pur's. aad bat sas
6 6Sulsb.iS.nAmt bamit tsn Gntras Ssrtlastn. fsR
b;is.n Ras.ntart cine SsI'snsns sSa sSd @alsn
sn l.r Gsm.tnsttaTt ausbsiatlsn ia sarisn
"a bic ead. 10 wis bier teri&tst vurss $50,
0.rr amtmann sslOiat tAt'H mir fsOH vatRsnf;
ii. eaa' u abr 70 sssanssn: Ilit anisnm
Haasar I.t.u pir i1sn lang tn llmirisssu uns
IA p!r wif.n. sab sr strn nsass 3aus tatt',
| 10 babsn siy uns ssrhinSsrn Ycrsa, sab sr sin's
trissi, uns ssspts.a tatsn utr 10 tasisr ssIOl&t,
an. tsnsr ausun uria&' Die PsIStnuns namsn
mir atn eiIutssn red an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
Seimnbbcibslebre.
Honni soft qui NAL y pense.

donnl solt qul mai penbe.
Die glatur Ia: fir A1ss ans fir S,sm sin h
Rimmtes, nStbwsn'ises @ab ssisst. SnsiDsusn
vie gIl!sr itsrl6rsitsn tsis5 Ilas ME uns. .fraft
(nSn Ni6ts sn pisl" lstrts i6en Fer wsti. @ri,ts
0bilsn rcr mstr aIs 1000 Satnn.) Snlirttusn
wis gEltsr wsrpen IeiSlia unp ssiitis traHt, wrnn
fs litiss Naturmab Ibtr IGreit'n. Die Eaur
maEnt Hs fAlura, urlufstrsn gum nSrma!sn
Stant., ssrn nur rarmG tUnnea fe irieSer 9eiunr
merrsn. Tis glatur tat ttin ans.rss @ittsl sprs
sei,tsn, wsil Ts ni6t GStts, ea5 bic Msnidsn ibr
@.fs ltsrtrstsn lsatm. Tie Natur III niat 70
neUnitqusnt unl itlbltm6rfsrit (wis 9ineVln). srf
Elm Gsits iu sttsn UNI Damn susl:iA WttsI ,u
IbaHen, i,ins @irtuns, sis 6psrn sss llnsttrrt
Iams s.s.n raF.lts, atIuw.nssn. Dsnn 3neri'
ruen su pisl prr ,u rsnis fa te.psssn, ,u ssl
OF er 3u mtnia sl1tn rrsr triaten, cher Naturwie'
RIGGS s,nissen, .u sid cher ;u psnis rsnisn, 6Id,
len &C., 10 p,t,n is trant; 4, tVnntu nur wises,
aensIsn lur6t 3urTdtsErtn gum nprmaIen glatur.
mns.
Uenn ,iu golt sinsn She'll i,insr GeuuiTen 81
saftAiersn, gu SeIassn ttnuntsrridt. UNI p.nu
Ger anHsrs Shelf tpamuttis in NIBt5sana
iGwsst: 70 mIifts ienr In Gltns ssrfcmmes, ser<
tttnsn, une sisie In utppsttit unO Safer psrfin'
fsn psrtsufsin. Bstss tatru ris 6rsnss natirs
lihtr M.nial idttt utsri6riittn, unS has san,t
&ult mue emilio ,u IsiSI&sn uus s.ifiB;n &re'
tins auaaytsn, In stpfiasn uns murali6en Sumpi
psriintsn. @ensisn fam Elm ipl&ss gpH IN,
'ura Sudtrlr gum nOrm0lsu msnItljhm 5ultlurt
1ie Natur msat. nidt, rat fe itr @srs utsr,
itrsitru. Gis warsn una,botlam, Sic FRAT fl
eatsr, utn lis gu t.m uUrmal.u @ab rfr Nsnt'
i6tsit surud,aihsrsn. Gssorat stn iclt,s gUl
s,nuua ssm 9aturssNs ni&t, ~ sstt sS isinsn
Scse sntssssn. Gs III nit gSItsm mie nit Sn
'isieu.n. uTis Sule, bic iuurisi, fca fersm
last ris Siml,