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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

$500 wanted at this Office.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

REVIVAL IN SUTToN.-A series OF
have been in progress for
more than three weeks in the FreewiIl
Baptist Church in Sutton. Of which
Rev. L. c. Heath is pastor. The num-
Der of hopeful conversions is nearly
forty, and the interest appears to be
increasing, We also learn that there
is quite religious awakening in the
town of Wheelock.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

"ooD CoRN'-Mr, Moses Goodwin
Vi "io'er mas left at our office two
stalks Oh sweet corn raised by-him, on
0ii0 VI WHICH are SIX ears, and on the
o'ier thirteen ears. We call this an
extra yield.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

We hear that Rev. John H. Wood
ward Of Irasburgh. has gone to
Wisconsin upon an urgent invitation
to preach a few Sabbaths to a con
gregation there. The result will
doubtless be that he will receive a call
and will accept it; leaving Irasburgh
again without minister. and in cir
cumStanceS hat will make it more diff
fcuIt than ever to procure one.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JArI--Tbe pris.
ohers now confined in the iail at Iras-
ourgh' not relishing the idea of being
smut up during this pleasant weather,
thought they would try their hand at
breaking out; having by some means
made or procured a saw they succeed.
ed III cutting two or three of the HAIRS
at one of their windows nearly off
ana one or two nights more wo,ld
doubtless have seen them out of the
custody of the jailer, had thew not ba,,
'ne Ill luck to have been discovered
one day last week.
NEW ORGAN.-The Congregational
;nufch and society of this village are
% nave a new organ-one of S. D
d. W. Smiths; costing some 1925.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06

\ story comes from Washington that six.
teen month, before the close of the rebellion,
France, Italy, Austria and England agreed to
keep Macmillan on his throne, and upon
these powers Max. relies as his sole protec-
ton. From the saml prolific home of rumo's
also comes the story that Napoleon uas
agreed TO take his troops ont OF Mexico, and
that our government will let Max. alone.
The French minister Mt Washington thinks
Macmillan is firm 10 his seat.
Iti5 sold the trial Of Davis will
Es soon as the necessary legislation is COM
p.eted for holding the court at Richmond.
There was only one vote for negro suffrage
in Washington.
Secretary Seward and family are going to
Havana, and perhaps to the Rio Grande.
hetchuA has been sentenced to the State
prison for four and a half years.
Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, died on
Saturday.
The freedmen on the Sea Islands Of South
Carolina, adopting the white mans maxim
that possession is nine points Of the law
have stubbornly refused TO be dispossessed,
and have offered TO settle the tenth point b,
force ofarms. They beat offs party OF Federal
officers and planters who came to James is
land to negotiate with them, and nov some
regular troops have been sent down to oring
them 10 subsection.
Tie Cincinnati presbytery has dismissed in
disgrace Rev. ". l.. 2. Thompson, Of the
Second Presbyterian church in that city, for
hcentiUus conduct.
Maj. Gen. VIM. T. Martin, of Natchez,
hiss., has at last received bis fall pardon
from the president.
No less than fcrty propositions have been
made in both houses of congress to amend
the constitution Of the United States.
\ fact highly honorable to the typos, is
disclosed by a late report Of the New York
Inspector Of State Prisons. While all other
&. cupations are represented in their large
uber Of couvicts, there is not a single
printer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one Mile from the Court House,
Miss.

TIVE Undersigned have this day formed a
! Copartnership under the style Of T. j..
DRANE 4 co, for the purpose Of carrying
on tho Nursery business in all its branches.
1t il the intention Of the proprietOrs TO
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively protected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
a5led 10 orr catalogue. as soon as tested and
proved 20 be suited 10 the climate.
Ali trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best msnner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and no charge will be
made for delivery Of packages at the rail-
roads.
1t is requested that explicit directions be
given fer marking ard shipping packages.
b. 10 all cases. phen shipment Is made the ar
ticles are at The risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must he accc mpsnied with a remittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 notify us
Immediately f any error that may be cammit.
ted in filling their orders, in order that we
NAV al once make amends
Catalogues will he forwarded to all who APP
ply. post paid, and eHelOss a stamp TO prepay
the postage. t. J. DRAEE d co.
Sept. l4Is65. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06

NOTE, LETTER, CAP aud BILL
PAPER at
MOsBY & RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
A FIFE COTTON FARM FOR RENT.

A fIME CUTIUN fAkM FUk KEHf.
THE Plantation belonging to the Estate of
l. James L. Muse, lying six miles East
Of Canton. is now for rent. The place is known TO
be among the best cotton farms in Madison county,
and with very little labor, can be put in first rate
condition for a crop the coming year.
Persons wanting 10 rent good land would do well
to examine the place. For particulars apply
to B PRICHARD, r.
Dec PIT or II L MUSE. HA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic,
Smiths English Grammar, Mltchells Geography,
American History, Exercises in Composition. Latin
Grammar, Natural Philosophy commenced, Kip's
Double Witness. Catechism, Sacred Music.
MIDDLE CLASS.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Geography, Fowler English Grammar,
English History, Ancient History, Exercises in
ny, Mythology, Caesar, Virgil, Greek Grammar
Theophilus Americans, Sacred Music.
SENIOR CLASS.
Elocution, Fowler's English Grammar, Rhetoric.
Logic, Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy, Geom
my, General History, History of England, Liiera-
tire. Exercises in Composition, Theophilus Ameri.
canns, Sacred Music.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Drawing and Painting. Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and Modean Languages.
R So
(PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCED
Tuition in the Primary Department. per annumN g rs 90
Collegiate Department ,----------- 100 o.
in Modern Languages, each,---.------ - %
in Music, Vocal or Instrumental, ----. 60 ~
in Drawing or Painting a. 90
Boarding, per month, 30 ~
Incidental tax per month, --------------- "
The Rector l. in coTTesDondence with several 81
the most accomplished educators Of the country an6
will in due time he able TO announce the Faculty.
Application should be made TO the Undersigned,
or to hrs. Johns 'ne.
Sept. Il, 1865. Il RECrOR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06

- Gov. jenkins was inaugurated at Mil
Us,yilis, "a, CO he 10th inst. IN his ad-
rs be declared the United States laws gu
prome. The oath of Office was administered
by the president Of the senate, after which
the care Of the State was banded him by Pro-
%vis.onni Governor Johnson. The tone Of
Gov. jenkins address is cordially approved
By the members Of tie legislature.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
ANNANDALE,
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
(PosT oFFICE-MADIsoN sTATIoN.)

T'liE first annual session of this school will coln.
i mence on the Goth of SEPT, lsG5. There viii
ue two Departments, the Primary and the Cole
gate.
Applicants will be admitted into the Primary De.
partment without examination, at any age. Adj
o. ission into any Of the classes OF the Collegiate
Department, or promotion IRON one to another, will
he granted to such, only, as sustain an examination
On the studies which precede it. Those who com.
plete the whole course satisfactorily will receive, at
its close, a diploma.
For the government of the young ladies', hut one
- rule - will be established, viz. that they shall at
all times conduct themselves as becomes the daugh.
ters OF gentlemen and the enforcement of this leg
nlation will be the special duty OF Mrs. tombstone.
Visitors TO the pupils must present letter. of in.
Production from parents or guardians TO the Princi-
pal. No visits should be made on Sunday, or dur.
ing school hours.
Each pupil is requested to furnish her own fork
spoon, towels and napkins, ana 10 have these, as
also her clothing, marked with her name in full.
Daily instruction IN plain sewing will BE- afforded
such as desire it, without extra~charge.
Parents who prefer their children should not
study our religious textbooks, are requested to no.
tity the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected.
Or A comfortable hack will run on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, between Madison Station
OH the N. o., J. d G.. n. r. r., and Aunaudale, six
niles distant, connecting with the trains. The post
office address is Madison Station, Madison county.
Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
Course Of obstruction.
PRIMARY

Spelling, Reading. Writing, Mental Arithmetic,
Elementary Arithmetic, Elementary Geography.
Parley's Universal History. Royce's Historical
Sketches. Child's Book OF Nature, Catcchi>m, Sa-
kfp.;,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
p0tttg.
BY A MISERABLE WRETCH.

BY A MISERABLE WRETCH.
Roll on, thou ball, roll onl
Through painless realms of space
Roll onl
What though I'm in a sorry case2
What though cannot meet my bills
What though l swallow countless pills
Never you mind
RoH on
Roll on, thou ball, roll on
Through seas Of inky air
Roll on
It's true I've got no shirts to wear,
It's true my butchers bill is due,
It's true my prospects all look blue
Rut don't let it u~nsettle you'll
Never you mind
Roll on
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-06
4 TRIBUTE TO WORTH.

4 TRIBU TO WORTH.
The following beautiful! poem expresses the
loving sympathy which thousands feel for
the es.inabla lady to whom it is addressed.
It IS from he pen Of one of our most talented
contributors, and will doubtless be preserved
q many households, as a memento Of the
line when patriotism was treated as q crime
- metropolitan Record.
TO MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Dear lady would | had the power
4 wreath of poesy to twine,
All glowing with the gems of thought,
Worthy to lay upon thy shrine,
Giving thy virtues homage due,
q. Southern matron, brave and truel
Such task will roet-pens employ
For me, l may but ask to bring
Ny simple and untutored lay
The poor, but earnest offering,
OF sympathy mat warmly glows
For thee in all thy bitter woes.
@. noble wife of him whose name
u now a cherished household word,
BY which all true and generous hearts
At home, abroad, are deeply stirred
For him-for theo-our prayers are given,
a ..:'y morn and quiet even.
But most when at the twilight hour,
The thronging thoughts will sadly come
OF him within his lonely cell
OF the within thy dresry home
Eoms!--ah the word but rocks thee now,
And bids the tide of grief o'erAow,
Mas, in thy fair, stricken land,
What household group hath Joy to day
It's noble sons and daughters pine
In silence meath expressions sway
Yet, mid the griefs their hearts that wiring,
They weep for thy deep suffering.
Nav He, who ruleth over all,
Soon reunite thy household band,
And let thy honCred lord once more
Amid bis own beloved ones stand.
Millions will hail the joyful hour
That sees him free from tyrants' power
LovIsA.
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Blanks

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for sale at
~ THIS OFFICE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
Meueftes aus Deutf@1ane.

Der Dumpfer @bina BAT folsence Sia6>
rt@ten 9etra@t:
Cine Depel@e ppu @ien tbeilte init,
tab Die biplpmatil9en 8e3iebunBen Stpt<
19en 0eferrei9 uno Yreueeu in cen, Mu&
9enbltde, II, ,pel9em ter preubtide @e>
ianrte betm Buunestas 6ranffurt pe,lal>
fen ,ptrp, aufb6ren ,pereen.
Die 5nerrei6iide Ne8ieruns bat beu1
@sneral @ablen3 psr Ielesramm aufBe>
traasn, einen 3uiammenRoe nit ben preuz
6il1en 1ruppen in.6olitein 81 oe1melcen,
porauS f@ tte 9eaern 9emeloete Gunesn>
trirune BET 6ferstbil9en 8elaBunosco,ps
In slltpna elfldrt. Dabei mirp beriGlet,
bab bic blerrei&il&e Nrmee ptS ::Nprpsns
(obalp Elm Conf Hit fat'8efunesn, seSen
preusen porrlden ,per9e.
/. d. &!pnprtn3 you Yrtueen wurce gum
@ouperaeur rer pruoin3 S&leflsn ere
nannt.
@abrenb per, ,Wpbi!ma6uns per glrmse
babeu bic conlerpatipen 8eretne BON 8er>
lin bic @dbler aufoeforo,rt, bic 3csies
runs lit tbrer auSwdrtiSen pclitif ;u u,,<
terllben.
GS tpurre bebauptet, eaB tie fransSlis
| f@e &esteruna Elm Gircularldreiben an
bic beutl@en MittelRaaten 8ei&tdt babe,
morin Ge bie(slben brin8enp auforeert
youftdntiae yfeutralttdt III beoto@ten.
M,s, C,,u{ Rat eSns wreuf,seAo Nsw;
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tatet feline S@uIbs 2 1rtue! s. @elt
wfi Ichhff bu2 t8H az

balet feline e$ulps 3 1reue! $ sBelt,
wtt lobuf bu2
Sd 8eRebe, bae MID ras 9lQfs 70 ttei
anBnf, bab t@ bic Burg tau,m bea@tete,
tasm' 'bas 8tprteitne 1bal, bas abrtsens.
wtf 3aeper fa8te: fetnes 0let9en lu@l
-sQnb iiberau fnpet.
/ Euf bet 6ttmfabrt iaBte i'd: .Rasper.
Sfne Vef@i@te if ns@ ni@t aus. Sd
bate nit GROCER 9ttilnabme su3eb5rt.
@ie etne's ,peiter?
2lG 1M&, fa8te er, bae tpidelt fi9 tura as.
SD blieb @olbat, bie i'd. perab(9iepel
.purbe. Dabeim bate t& ni@ts. 8as
folt' i'd tm Dprfe ua@en? Sd murre
2uti&er unb bins beute nod. SD babs
NIT lttnas eripart flr ben Mett u,einer
2ebeusta6e. Mein 8ruber wobnt III bem
a6dus@rn Der Glteru, tas i'd Aelauft
babe. Dort wiQ i'd aud Nerben."
Dllnb slnnebdrbeldell E.. fraote Id.
Grretdte NIT einen Brief. Sd erbra@
tbn. Ct rrar l@le@t asi@rtsben, aber bas
las i'd beraus, bae fie ibm bantte fir rte
Nobltbaten bte Il al. ibr tbue. unp Got,
tee Se9en auf ibn berabFebe. IS
+, s!le Id tbm ben Brtef sob, bradte t@
1oQ N@eung bic raubt, barte 6ant pss
Menf&en. ST fab u,t@ pantbar an, pfff
lnb tte pferbe eriffen tl@ti9 aus. gDtr
Beice f&wte8en = ptr batten 8eise 9e>
ptb ntel 3u benten. 9lut anbern Mor0en
1retfe Id betm, ober beute Asbt tieies
Neni4tnleben por meiner Seele. unc i'd
m6@te fras:n: ub etn 6o@eebiloeter 70
8sbanbelt mtt bier Der etnfa9t Men1@
aus lem 8olte? -,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

unb cine BiH, uelde tief.lbe eewdbrt,
unp BON Der COMMITTEE fit 5ftntli@e
ednbereten empfcblen .rurbe, IL ppm Ses
nat paffrt porbtn.
Cine @lauitl In bieitr 8iQ, bur9 tptl9e
BE Company ansebalten .porten mare,
ben Anileeltrn bas 2anb gum 3eBierungs<
prets ~ iitertruBen, bate bieielbe et>
3wunBen, BEN @olfe serf&t 3u tpsrten bei
Strafe beS @erluites ber ber Company
pom &pnBreb eei&snften 9dnbereien. I
8trtintBtfs 3anbeln AQer, .pel9sr in
bteftr GraBe intereiirt .paren, 70 irpar,
bab man uniert &eprdientau!en in @a<
fbtuston pom ber 9an3en Sa9lase unb
Der Gage ber anfebler in's 8eionbere, in
xenntnib Beftbt tplrte BE stnfeeler In
tbrtn tebt eefdbrbetsn Redt.u sei&dbt
baben. Diets mag nod jeBt eei&sben,
aQefn BET ber ,,abe beppriitbenben 8ertaz
suns tse Gonsrefts flr@tsn mir, tab es
III ipat 1T. uenn man Belt perliert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
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pas piln i'm 9tr,tn.

Gs rebt eiu Bib In nsine.s. petaen
An Garbsnpradt gar .ei& unh Satt, " '5's
Sn tem gtatur mil Grna unb @&etaen, tss
Rraft, Mutb une Milee bat oepaart. 81, 81
-
Der Mu1e tltnRe wbantafen s.
iIritt Dor tem uvbilb f4eu aurud, ~
Der XEne 3art'ite 9armpnieen 81:
Nialt nimmermebr has ltiQe 0!ld.
9Ssnn pelirs ben iuneen Nscrasn 3s
Wiit {einen rei&en Iinten f@madt-- :. ,s..l.
>, nSHt' sr feline Garben bergen .54 n /,
Sem 8ilte, has mein 1er3 btOIiidt. -
Die perlen, bic an, paln,e ibimmern,
QBie ine IN, Garben Ne 70 reid!
Dc@ lie iinb ni&ts als trunlenb 6limmern
Dem Bib IN, 9tr,en ,iu,mer olei&.
llut iene Bluue, reid unb latenb.
SUIT upn tem BuIsn Der Natur. 81
@ie {enft itr paupt an isbet Abent. q
Gn.lebnt ben Sbnud bsm Qi&te nur,
Dp1 tisles 8ils In n,eirem 8u(er, g
Gr1anb in 0pttes Git ger 3ane. l,r 2
BEING ea, ,i6efte Der Muftn. ..,,-~ p,
llnb ipri&, 1T pir eiee Bib befaant?
Sbatcpee. = l.&.5s' T. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
Aus atm gtbtn tiuts pogtlbtrgtrs
- In Rriee nne Trieben.
ttns Grj6bIung
w. .. .. Corn.
(@@luB.)

SD rieb mfr bte Nu8en uno bat tbn,
ct m68e mfrs bod ia perseiben. neil t4
gar 3u mlbe setpe(en ltt. Ct berubiete
mid uno 9tnS, i'd tpar ober nit einem
SprunB aus bem Bett unb tleibete mid
an, that aber einen Miiuerwamms an
Don beQem Sud-, ben mir Der alte @ann
btneeleSt. ''e
vDarauf bin i'd eenn an ben Ba& &C..
san8en, mid su pai@en, unb bann in'S
3tmn1er. ag- ze1r-r-
.Musee1@lafen? fraBte mid la&enb
@brtf1in@en. Du mubt pobl re&t mace
8etpeltn iein z
sd ta@te: 70 mibe ale i'd iett
bunertB bin, faete aber freunpli@ Elm paar
entl&ulpigence @prte unb iebte mild an
BEN Slid, wp fe MIR &affee einl9entte
nnp etn St1d Mh@fu@en taju leBte.
9iebfer 6err, wenn mai, lanBe eeeartt
bat unp trodenes @ummtsbrpb 8eplret
unp b5@Rens etneu S&lud S@napps
basu, 70 1T ss nt@t ju ia9en, maS etnen
(ol&' Elm 9ablal erqutdt. Mit beQer
pldfr fab mir bas Mdb@en 3u, .pte Is
mir f&medte, unp i@ n,ubte tbr aus ter
S&la@t er3dblen."
,Nun aber, &asper," fiel i'd i'm Elm,
obatGr benn NQes 70 baarfletn er3dblt tpte
mir2 Mu&, bab st f@ unter rer 8ride
lalptrt e.
Gr la9te. rparol! 6err ba sbaten
Ste's setroffen. bas serl@wtes i'd. Das
Ieufel6mdbel fab obnebtn 70 nedii& unt
ip5ttiih brein, bae i@ mid nt@t wpQte
ppn ibr ausla@en la0en anp bdnieln !"
rDas ba&t' i'd mtr wotl. &asper,"
reriebte i'd. nl1nier elmer tantt ~ ettpas
beurtbeilsn, ober 10 Elm ,aiewetieS Mdb>
den tpnnte ant Gnbe bar1ter ipotten,
unb taS mare Tenn bod ,,nan8enebm &c,
weien. Nt@t wabr z"
vYarpl! lieber 9err, fo tf's," fa9te
Der ebrlt@e Meni@ unp upute eben wte,
Der anbeben; aletn bet &benb 1ant ber>
ab unc Is purbe tlbl.
~8ir uoQen jett aber bte 1btere lau,
fen laifen," ia8te tp, runb ben @a8en
berauf3ieben."
DaS mar i@neu ssi@eben. Die l1n'
terreeun8 bate f1r beute ibr Gnte erret@t.
Wein Greunb er86ste f@ ,.nenbli@ an
Dem, ,ras t@ tbn. BON bieien Mtnbet.
luuaen fetnes 3aspers ersdblte, ta Il i'm
ielbf nte II bte Yforbten ftines 9ersens
erf&lc1en. "
slm antern Mpreen als wtr am 3af,
feetii& laben, fedte 4asper fttn @tf$t
III aQtr Greunblt@tttt 3ur Gbdr beretr
unb fraete: .Tabreu mir beute2 Z"
Als t@ bejabr, ntdte Ct u. petf&wane
Nu@ beute ,mubte Id alletn NIT &aspe'
fabren. neil Der Ureunb ab8ebalten mar
Infer @es fabrtt in's 2oreba@er 1bal
no ,ptr In Der Ndble bei Gppfetn un|eru
mittdslt@sn Rubspunlt In Ansf&t &C.
nputr,en.
8aum batten ptr BE ebene unb fabr'
Fare Strabe erretbt unb meine Yfeif
tampfte, isbte f@ 3osper wieoer quer
sd babe, faete er, bieie Na4t fat
ni&t f&lafen t5nnen. 70 mar t@ oua %,
ben Btlpern jener Gage, BON peuen ID
Sbnen 8eftert er3dblt. I'd 1T utir ben'
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Cs(ans Der ArbeitsmiiSsn.
Ra9 bsm Gnslilasn Der WiB Maess
BON g.. Dprfb. ~,.~s,

Hint ter Mrbeit, nirit tu rrtb,
Weil su 1rdtif fiir'S Iiete Srce ?
Mrbeit ebrt t. nergt6 hies nidt-
Mrbeit 1T bss Nenlhen YFi&!;
Gm5's 9aub far aus ben Teint,
Tibrt bie ppl1en @arbeu beint. 4 Z
!Rtnt te, Mrbsit, Wsb NIT @tio
Ni9t te5 Stei9en 9olben Hleib.
Oft aud ibn perbriidet fat
9eines feulen Daieins Qai;
Sbne Gbren 3iebt Ct Gin
llnter ieinem 2ei4snfein.
aaufmann auf len, maa,st p.r Welt,
Neiler. Der BEN @es uns bout,
Staatsmann, biitsns int @enas
llni'ter Oreibtit CRIME @aat,---
QDi6t, bic N1Seit, tic ibr ibut,
Rommt ber Wenl9beit al ~ gut. (
@sit. eei@aftig, bienasereit, ~ !
Qobnt bir niht 3uftieeenbeit2 Z
gBtnn lstn Iaswers 1T eettau.
Gilt in beinem Mrm bein Mann,7
81 iein 2adeln bir ni4ts mertbs
Deiue Nib' 1T mobl seebrt. - ' y
Mao a.m, tas am @ebRubl blsiebt,
Deine Mrbeit IL ni&t leidt;
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