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LINEN DUsTERs large assortment, different styles,
cheap,
Hay = ,geg 1st,oeen ! BENNETT q CO..
FIFTH and TOWER HALL.
SIXTH Streets No. SIS MARKET STREET,
Ind No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. -
RD' dU kinds OF Summer C0thin0 dt Incredibly Lolg
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITrNs sHr INSIDE PAeEs'l


WARRANTS NOW RRADY.-It is announced, for
the Information of all the hand engine, hose
and hook and. ladder companies, that warrants
for the drawing OF moneys to offset their con-
tingent annual expenses are TO be had at the
ONCE of the Chief Engineer OF the FIRE DepArt-
ment, An persons applying for the same must
have certificate signed by the ofhcers OF
their respective companies in the category men
toned, empowering them to receive the appro-
priRtion. The amount of the annual approprla-
tion for this purpose is about $4,000.
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SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-James Duffy was helC
In 1880 bail by Alderman Beitler, on Saturday
upon suspicion of setting tire TO his premises II
Lancaster avenue, above Meeting house lane.
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AT THE SEA-SDE.-On next Saturday even
ing the first grand hop of the season at Attain
tic City will come off at the Surf House, and
its being an affair in every way worthy of the
time and place. The music will be furnished
by Carncross & Dixey's full orchestra, which is
passing the season at the Surf House, where
II already added greatly TO its we'll established
reputation for excellence in the musical art,
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IEowDIARY FRE.--An unocoupied building,
No. no south street, was set on IRE: yester.
day, and damaged slightly
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SALE OF FURNITURE.-We direct attention
to Messrs Thomas & Sons advertisement in
another column, of the sale OF furniture on
the premises No. 2040 Arch street. Previous TO
the sale, the house itself will be offered for rent
The house is admirably situated, and is in ex-
cellent repair, being four stories high, 20 feet
front and 12D feet deep. Persons wishing an ele-
CANT residence have here an opportunity OF
obtaining IL.
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LARoENY.-Patriok McGOnter was arrested
vesterdav at pier No. 1, Port Richmond and
held in $500 bail by Alderman Senix, 60 answer
tie charge OF larceny.
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PARTIAL BURNING OF A STEAMBoAT.-Abouta a
quarter-past u o'clock this morning the steam
boat Union, plying between this city and Red
Bank, was discovered to be on fire, while lying
at Poplar Street Wharf The pilot-house and
saloon were very badly damaged. The loss will
amount to S2500, no insurance. One of the deck
hands, who was sleeping in the pilot-house,
made O very narrow escape. He was awakened
by the dense smoke and gave the alarm
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FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrige
rators, prices from 81 upwards. f.. 8. FARsoR
Co, Manufacturers, No. go Dock street, below
Walnut
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BEeAR's EYE WATER.
Sold EVeryWhere
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Many woman thinks she can DO nothlns
without a husband, and when she gets ono
finds she can do nothing with him'
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales. July IS

reported py De dAVen q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS
$4,000 5-s0s '64.Jyrg..- 1O9ki 100 40 500 525I
$1,000 Cam Il Bur 6s... IS sh ASach nj .. 3l56
5000 CITY IS, New....c- 89X ssh Teh " IA "a b. So
loo sh Read R-.....b5. 52$ do.........,.... 96
100 do.......-s5- b21SI rs dO.....-....... ba
SECOND BOARD. ns,>
$500 U 7-SOs-Je-Io7S IS al Read lng-..--,;~ eS3s
$1,000 Pa h m 8s 0tE fo0 ~ dO..,....-od 3D. oz'a
$1,000 Il Am mss 49, 88
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AN IRISH SRNGERFBsT was the cause of con-
siderable pleasurable excitement in and about
the corner of Harrison street and Franlsford
avenue on Saturday night. About fifteen OF
yeoman Celts, having toiled laborlously all day.
and being melted TO opposition to their Teu
tonic friends, commenced drinking and sing.
ing feast, in which the former prevailed to a
greater degree. could Ireland" and like selec.
tions were the harmonious anthems sung;
while for drinks, whisky, in its various styles,
served admirably The latter got the upper
hand at last as IL invariably does, and gladta-
tortal encounter was the result OF this convoca-
tion. John o. O'Brten was rolled on to the floor
and about a half dozen of muddled IrIshmen
thrown upon him, while ring of others glo-
riousy and stoutly kept up a shower of blows
upon the Celtic pile. A posse of policemen
soon dispersed the crowd.
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BEGAR's EYE WATER
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A Mormon BxoDUs IN CoNTEMPLATI0N.-
Brigham Young, Jr., the eldest son OF the pre-
sent great high priest Of Mormonism, and
therefore heir apparent to his polygamio and
spiritual functions, in company with his half
brother, John W. Young, arrived in this city
late last evening These two prominent young
Saints of Latter Days have recently returned
from an extensive tour in Europe, where they
have been gathering their adherents for grand
exodus to the plains o. Utah.
IL is said that about sixteen thousand of the
recently converted saints" are now awaiting
transportation across the Atlantic, as the first
step towards reaching the land OF many wives
In this city IL is well known that there is a
congregation OF the "Saints," who assemble
every Sunday for worship, to the number of
about forty. Some of the families connected
with this congregation have long contemplated
a change of their abode to the more congen al
longitude of Great Salt Lake, and for the pur-
pose OF completing the preparations for tn cir
journey thither the sons Of Brigham, Sr., have
honored this city with a visit. We understand
that some of the women emf igrants will start
for their destination in a few days.
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-~-
, -On Thursday : lady was married in
Providence. r. l., to whom her father gave
: portion Of 100000. .>.-
II the old gentleman has another Of the
same to dispose Of, We think we can inform
him Of a'''victim." :,..
F1RE.-The sash factory At Anoks has
been burned, but Mc1ntlre & Castle have =
stock on hand, they also, sell the Anoka
tubs and pals. -"
FoK REsr.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, viii be rented to one OF
two families. 1nquire At this Office.
Snow IN MASSACHUSETTS. have d
ready had snow in Massachusetts,. Mc1ntire
Castle have stoves enough to warm The
whole State. w.
Freshly killed deers, and skins Of al
kinds bought at the St. Cloud Depot.
Tho quincy stoves are manufactured
ofthe, famous Missouri iron, the toughes
in the world. "'.> ,.;',.A >''
Pa $500! 'a" G'''' we T. = t."H" ..:-t.l =
-. G. Smith keeps the largest assert
ment Of boots and shoes In Northern Min
nesota, md sells them cheaper; thanth
cheapest. Call and see him. ,..-, ; :, O.
la' .--@. L''n-.. r.r
i. -Mc1ntire 4 Castle sell tho Quiao,
stoves. ~ ,..'... = ~" ~.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A' delightful toile
a.ticle-superior to Cologne and At he]
80. ~<'1:i} r. r'n1f ..%gs-agn -,
le,<--Quincy stoves don't crack.
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Tho !, steamer lord sBtoughan,
which arrived Il New York oa tho SCI!
from Hamburg, lost u passengers by
'sY%.t J r w. %s<f ~ ! 4
THE Italian Parliament met Oh lie
6ths Prime Minister gMcnabrsa JUST
0ed tho arrest Of Garibaldi, and said
the retention of Rome by tho Pope is
= unlawful Is the occupancy of Paris
H a;tafeigp povsfs rat - titco.s s
''a'- aGeaetslss satisfaction Is exspressed 1t.
the election Of Hoffman over tho iabom-''
Unable :fernandy Wood, as Mayor Of
Ney-4ottkA IA : : =. 80: yAu,.
-Grcat honors were paid General.
Sheridanit 1otioaeo last. week.
~ rIt IA anegsdI.in Congressional cit.
eles that Gen. Hancock, BY his course
il. Nex; OrlNnIi s., bidding. for : The
Democratic nomination FIR the Presi-I
dcncy. .
Some Of the friends Gen. Grant
arc rat WORK to get the Republican.
Nominating Convention . to meet ip..
u =; a. GlAyuD MANI Rr;r ~ !
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SSow.-A few inches Of snow fell yester-
day forenoon, yet scarcely enough for
sleighing. The weather still continues
bright, warm and pleasant.
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F1RE WARDRN.-.J. 3. Tenvoortle, the
Fire Warden, made his rounds last week,
inspecting the chimneys, stove pipes, and
1enefal 6riog-up apparatus used in the
town. He reports most Of them as being II
condition.
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The RINK.-Tickets for Coats skstini
rink on Lake George may be had. At West
4 Co.'s book store, Gorton 4 Burbsnk's
-four and feed store, Edelbrock's store, and
Of John Coats. This is the largest rink in
the State and will certainly be well ,sus-
tained
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TUE CITY.

PaxssrrEa1Ax--Pastor, Rev. +. Y. Campbell. Ser
vices very Sabbath morning at O'clock. Evening
VT. Sunday School after morning service.
NJ. E. CuuRcA.-J. r. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at TO- A. H., and 7P. n. Sunday
School atSr.x N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
~ All kinds Of job printing, in Eng
.ish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this office. Send in your orders.
For RENr.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate.
Inquire at this Office.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. D. Blake, Of the large
Wholesale firm Of Blake 4 Leet, Rochester,
. is in town.
SEND IT ALONG What is the matter
with the Minneapolis 7rf0une9 We have
not received copy for week. Can't do
without it.
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MAaAz1Srs.-We will furnish our SUBJ
scribers with any Of the Essl ern Magalints,
Atlantic. Eclectic, Harper, Cooley, Arthur,
Lady's Friend, &c., at their lowest club
rates, ~ We have such srran gemen,s With
the publishers. -a@ = .s@.. .
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LIBRARY Assoc1ATIoN.-The Association
desires that al books now out ehould be
returned to Dr.. Marlatt, the librarian. at
once: Tho rates for books, to non-mem-
bsrs, have been reduced from fifteen to ten
cents pr week. Tho next meeting of the
Association viii b On Thursday evening,
at the residence Of Hon. N. F. Barnes.
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The President WAS serenaded on Thurs-
day night by number Of boys. In express
ins his thanks, he hoped they would all
grow up to be great and good men.
What a discouraging example was pre-
sented before them!
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QuAsHED.-The following is Of interest
State Ct Minnesota, County Of sterus.-pistret
Court, eth Judicial District. =
The Town Of St. Cloud vs.. The First Division Of tho
st. Paul And Pacific Railroad 80 = -
DRc1sloN.-Ah Alternative Writ Of n ,ndailuy hav-
been Issued herein the Defendant UPON the return
day thereof moves this Court to quash the sstne
Upon the objections made ty the Defendant md
which Objections are luly set out In the morton papers
on NE herein, am OF tho opinion thst tho said Writ
sh6uId be quashed,~ - - :, 49,.
1t IS therefrs Ordered that the Alternative Writ n
Mandanas Issued herei together with al Proceedings
Of the Hixntt6 had therein 70 dlsmieesd. 81 - $50
DatedSt Cloud, Nov. q, 1867. ~.
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PLxSrI.-strings Of teams come to town
every day loaded with wood. St. German
street contains almost any time a young
forest in four,feet lengths. Hay also seems
abundant.
Your CHAScE.-Any person wanting q
Hat can find ono cheap at E. c. Smiths.
He is selling out at cost, or less than cost.
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GOLD PrNs.- Good gold pens for 40, 50
and IS :ents each, warranted for one year,
at A. W. Bush's.
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PORK -PAcKlSa.-Riehm & Stolley have
leased the basement Of Kindler's new build
Ing and are packing large quantities Of
pork. They also keep the best sausage,
smoked hams, fresh pork. &c., at all times
tor the retail trade. -
RRAD1xa observation-disclosures that Ar.
rangemeats axe almost completed for open.
Ing reading room In some central location
in the city. This is IN excellent move, and
We hope it will be successfully carried for
ward.
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A RUxoR.-1t is said that the cause Of
the partial failure in the wheat crop is be-
cause Melntire & Castle dill not get their
celebrated Perrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have = full stock
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ABOUT T1n1.-lt is believed that the
amount Of Agricultural College Scrip su-
thoriled BY Law TO BE- located in any one
ststs, viz: one million acres, has already
been Alled in Minnesota. We hope 80, for
this District, by reason Of containing the
best and choicest land in the State, has felt
the sweeping grasp Of the spectators to a
fearful extent.
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-The Minneapolis. Tribune gives the pr.
ticslazs Of the arrest Of = woman in St.
Anthony. on Thursday for having stolen
shawl and veil. She said that her husband
was in the employ ofthe St. P. & PR. R.
in the vicilaty Of St. Cloud. .~'....
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NEw JEwELlY.-Beautiiul sets of Bog
wood Jswelry, for fifty and seventy five
cents each, at A. W. Bush's.
TAX Nor1cEs.-Attsntion il called to the
tax notices Of Steerns, Pope and Douglas
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r. AHsn1oAs WA7oHrs:-Twenty-Aye DOL:
lars will buy : splendid silveri1Amsr.iean
watch, warranted ! reliable time Keeper, 1t
A. ". Bu6h'R,a7=t{ :. ~. !, a>4I ases > e1e3
.:3%s5zs2 "a" ., = sAt@sss
= "A tsxar ]
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The President has heen called upon to-
night BY ,, large number Of members de-
sifous Of copgrstulsting him on his escape
from trial. Harrington Di.pateh.
Any other, criminal might receive similar
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Ho! FOE CHR1srxAs.-Itv win more than
pay you to step into west g. Co.'S and
spend an hour locking through their splen-
did stock Of Christmas goods. In fact they
have brought New-York to your door. You
will ind them very willing to take down
goods and show you through their stock.
but they will sell you some pretty little or
tiele if = on are not very careful.
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NOTICE 10 sToekHoIDEKs' Or ST. /
~ CLOUD BRIDGE COMPANY.-Ata a.
special meeting Of tho Directors Of the St.
Cloud Bridge CcsStj9yx held at the Office
Of the Secretary 81 said Company. Decem-
Der 7th, 1867, "a assessment Of 20 per cent.
oR ths capital ateck was leyipd te,mest, pay
msSt5 on construction Of bfidgs. Said A.
sessment to be paid on Or before The 10th
Of January, 1868.
2l-lW L. A. EVANS.
Secretary All at&aiarer II Bridge Co.
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.CoxMEsDA1oRr.-.we cannot, speak IN
too high terms Of Goes. Dyspepsiah Cure.
II j. . well-lried Remedy. aud inyaeiably
cures. Why will you suffer from ilys-
pepsis, Indigestion, and disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels, when 80 good, rem
edy can be obtained 30 easily.
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CHICAGO REPUBL1cAN.-We would cali
attention to the prospectus Of this excel
lent journal published on our fourth page.
1t is one Of the very best and most enter
pri.ing papers in the West. and these are
acknowledged to for ezesl thsiF Eastern o.
.emporarlss y interest. news ~. end spice.
The Republican, Il Radical 70 thbaeT core, and
anainshiuGon al thsissuiss Of :th, .dSy.-
We would commend it to;tha4e;e Of our. oi.i-
sens II Eho desire Chica9e. paper.
s--Yoa eEbuy = oook .1toys, tinwared
complete. tree s ,AelnstEs 8 Castle, . .fsz
A1s4y sN9ANeto. s~aes1. .taaa.N ST.
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-One clergyman Ia Boston took $500 in
marriage fees during two days Of last week.
Some chaps re "psying dear for the
whistle which will doubtless soon be out
Of the s'other side Of their mouth"
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FINE BuILD1xa.-A new school house has
been completed At Rishnoad, in this coun-
y, which Is credit to the place. 1t i. Of
stone, 2ex40, two stories high. The lower
door - In one room, while the upper floor
H.: divided ,inte four rooms. School will
soon be commenced. ...4 ... a..
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p Tns 'BEsT TH1sa YEr.-IAdies buffalo
shoes. # one dollar !. pair, 4 E. y. Smiths
shoe store. Also, fur.]ined Balmorals, At
two dollafs md hf.y, cents psir: ,.i. y:
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fno11TApIE.-We saw q dressed mo
joke) hog at Capt. Lueg's shop the other
morning which weighed $50 pounds, and
for which farmer had received just $50.
Who says this does not pay, even with corn
1t half . crop? Farmers should devote
more attention TO raising pork and beef for
market, and they would have more money
by considerable. .,. .....
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Fruit in Minnesots is plenty thi. yl.r.
sho1ntire + Castle are receiving tire. thou:
sand barrels Of apples. ''' 49, 81 - =
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- M1'sEsorA Fun srosr,,, 1872 rHilo s.,
ST.. PAuI.-Mr. Moore has now ready .
splendid assortment of ladies' fine fars, con.
sisting Of Hudson Bay sable and mink
full eapes, half c.pe,, collars. NUTS and
cuffs; also gentlemen's: :. Gaps, cnuaae7A
gloves and sleigh robes. Mr.. NJ: viii send
goods ordered BY express, with privilege Of
returning on paying express charges if not
suited. ~
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- Ever, thing in the way Of provisions
and family groceries may be found at
Morse, Newell & Co.'S. They are constantly
receiving fresh goods, and always sell as
low as the lowest. Goods delivered in any
mart Of the city, 49,. -, --.:,
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III A1.sclAyuD MAakRTs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-11-14
poe(ic.
(slus benz DBslstr. 8lGtter.)
Spatberbf.

Rad BEN Gnslii1enSpn g. u. .3iinbI
Dss frofssn gtsbels 3raumespsb'n erfillt
Der bIatterIcien Walbsr ernfss Rei&,
Dem maeen fpnnsebrdunten Stnitter 8leit,
@eun fabl unb uadt Dor ibm Iiest bas @eflb.
Die sraue S&eune bat pom Sasslranb
pin iiber biilfrs Wa6sr In bas 5bal
Den @rub Der Drsi@sr nit bsr 8lsssI Gaa
Der @abIs, bic lie ipsiiet ,ussianbt.
Yeri6pOmmen @Qes, bumpf fGalt ieber eaut
Der Berg ldtint fsrnsr, lciie lummt Der Bad,
Die Mrt ruff nur Gin trGmenb Gtp tpa6Ns
Die tief i'm gBaIb ben Hirlsniiamm btbant.
Der 8aume Geiben, lonf nit solbnsm Sbilb,
Wlit ffclaen 9annsrn frisseriib ssl&miidt
Steb'n biiRer isBt tuie Oft unS sramtsoriidt
9Gnsf bsimgesans'ner 8reunbe Bib rfiillt.
Dprt ifsist Der Gsier sraubeIdpinst binan;
Die Saubs bSrt bss 5rsunbss Ssuijer faum.
Wenn Strn um Stsrn srblabt am Simmsls,
raum,
aIast Isis ba,u teS airdIein'S gBstterbabn.
am 5usslranb ssfrabt bat gEabtsr Satn,
Drsimal-unp bann iii 9lueS wisbrr ltia,
Bis Gfernb bort sin auprrr Wa@ter lbria
Sn's earmbcrn itSBi - uno i9psiSt mic iensr
tann.
BO um Der lllme @ipfel ldrmsnb fog
Die 8rGbe, biitenb ibre nadte Yrut,
Wp SpiBdsn in bsm i6panfen Sau scrubt
Den iesss eiift&sn ipieenp nit iIS 500;
Wp SdpaIben spiti9rrtsn ben Itentsrub,
llmfrsienp ifets has gielt6sn ti6tumlautt
Vrrfinpenb, mics per eanbmann Serns slaubt,
Yin rsi9ss Sabr, Der grnte lletsrflub;
gBp 0sr9rn lIb I'M 6riiblinsSmprSsnrctb
@si3iitielt bon ben S&pinssn iiBen S6Iat
unb iaamiSsr @dbper Sbr ibr S9mettsrn traf
Das ilf jrBt Aass lcnnlos, See, tpbt.
Sp Stcpprln lblast allein Gin Wabtslbabn,
Der &atr frab,t lein trauris S6idialSlisb,
Gas mtbsm 9ietsIfreif tbaIabparts siebt:
@sPenitii1 flppft's am fernen SiIttbsn All.
gSie il ter Saas 70 eiirr unb bIiitbsnlssr,
Yis auf Der Spinns qei6sntu9 psrpsist;
Die Dilfsl'pclle lsIblf, psr yIumsn @ein,
S9rumpft tasi9 ein, bis ni1tS su irbrn mebr.
unS untsr al bcr biiitern Ginlamfrit,
gDo bon Der Winoe eiirren,, rpfbsm Ylatt
Der ScrplaB mic ben elmer 8sueriaat
OeS Spbcsrnsels rings mar ilberltrrut:
Oa1ab Ie untsr benz Serpaisten Oa6,
Die liberbaarise Iltr, iann unb ipann
So ifia babin, trieb Isis ibr RGbtcn an
llns fab BEN Dretn bes liidt'sen 5abrns nat.
Die S&perSepriifts ! Giniiens mars fein1raam
DAP VI ls bier ssfiibt gum @abI seiiitrt:-
Scr1, tpies i'm biirrsn eaub iib ebeu riibrt,
IlS Frtifte tribsr lenes WanteIS Saun.
Oa fis ssbliibt in Sussnbslans unb Slid,
&isf Jpn iein eanb; ie CAB ibr aass bin;
3peimaI bisb ibn Der Sriss BON eannen sisb'n;
Ssiu S9psrt fam ibr-sS OifstI tIansf-3uriid.
Sein S&wert ia ipObL bp9 nibt bic tapfcrs
Sanb, .
Die fir bic 5rsibsit fiibrte manGen Sisb;
VI fam ni1t wiebsr, auf Der Wablitatt bIitb
VI in trm beirsen aampf fiir's Yatsrlanp.
Gang, bod nur leile bat li&'s Stat sstrebt
sBie Sienen iummsn in ber Nittass,sit;
Yang, bod nar leiis flaste iie ibr esib
Rit eippen sittsrnb, Hiifernb i'm @sbst.
Da reibt Der 8absn unb lle lsnft baS Saupt
eansIam am &cden iinft bic Sanb binab;
@etrsue Na&barn Iesen ie in's @rat:
Sang mar ibr SpStbsrbh ben Der Sob sntlaubt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-11-14
Neuer 1-
groCerie & Confectionery
SfOreiil

Der ilnierSei6nete bena&ridtist bisrmit ADJ
tungSSou feline 6reunbf unb taS yublifurt In,
Massmeinen, bab r feinen ..'
neuen Groecric s Gpnfeftionarp
Store In Der &ace Straee erSffnet bat.
Gr bGIt ifetS auf Sanb cine groBe MuSpabl al
Ter Scrten Groceries, pslde r ~ ben
bflltgfen prsiisn psrfauft. Inter anbfrsn
&io, Sapa unp anpsrfH aaffre
1bss, I6warjtr unb griinsr,
.3udsr Heiber unb gsltsr
5eines unb grctss Sal3,
y. 8. WoIa0eS, Syrup,
sr. Solllneii6s Sarrinss, Sartcllen,
Sbinfen, S9ultsrn unb Seitennsilt
SdpciSer unb 4imburSer Safe,
Madtreln, MebI, elmer, Yrlsn,
slaerlei Confectionery unb gictions, ID.
Sentfbe Trmbte aller Mrt
Pets an Snub. a1
QanbesprpbuftG
ais Butter, Gier, &artpfeln, &c. pers
ben in slustaul& fir @aaren ssnommsn.
I'm seneisten 3uipru4 bittet
Carl Sau nj ann,
Sarrisburs, Sept. f2, 1S67.-3N.