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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Are now constructing Railroad nom
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
westward towards the Pacific Ocean, making win is con.
nections an uubroken line
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The Company now oner limited amount Of their
FIRST MORTGAGE BOND s
having thirty TO rum and bearing annual interest,"
payable the rst day Of January and July IN the City
Of New York, at rate Of SIX PER CENT IN GOLD, at
NINETY cE rs ON THE DOLLAR.
NINETY cE rs ON THE DOLLAR.

This road completed to Julegburgh 376 miles west Of
Omaha and Is fully equipped, and trains regularly
ming over IL. Tho Company has on hand sufhcient
IRON ties etc hnish the remaining rtion to the east
ern base OF the Rocky Mountains Al miles which under
contract be done in September Of this and II s
expected that the entire cad will b In running order
from Omaha 10 lis western connection with tbs Central
Pacific now being rapidly built eastward from Sacramento.
Cal, during 1870
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PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.

PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
The railroad connection between Omaha and the East
complete and the earnings of the Union Pacific the
sections already finished for the 6rst two weeks in May
sl13 00) These sectional earnings ms the road pro-
crosses viii much than the interest the Com
panys bonds and the through business the only line
railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific must be i'm
mense.
VALUE AND SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
The Company respectfully submit, that the above
duly the security Of their
and additional proof they would suggest that the
Bonds offered less than ten million dollars OF
miles of road, which twenty million dollars have
already teenexpended on $50 miles the
running and the remaining l6T miles nearly
completed
At the present of premium gold oe bonds pay
annual interest the present cost of CENT
believed that the completion Of the road like
the Government Bonds they will above par The COM
low aud retain the right 70 advance the price their
| option
| Subscriptions will be received in New York by the
! CoSrIsEsraL NATIONAL BANK, No Nassau St,
CLARK DopoE Co, Bankers 81 Wall st..
IoHs J. CISCO & SON BANKERS No. SO Wall St.,
and by BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout the
United States Of whom maps and descriptive pamphlet
may be obtained They viii also be sent BY mail FRI hs
Companys Office, No 20 Nassau Street New York, ap
peaton. Subscribers will select their Agents ID
whom they have confidence who alone will be responsible
to them for the safe delivery of the bonds
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer.
2l35 New York
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Marriea.

In New York, July 18th, by Rev. J. j. Elmeudorf ID,
EDWARD Y. GREEN, ESQ.,. formerly Of this place. and
Miss 1iErTiE II ROBINSON Of New bedford.
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Local Matters.

Printer Wanted.
GOOD, faithful Job Printer, of steady
wanted at this office.
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ity Sl3 90 a SIS 80; second quality S12 90 "a sl3 90
third quality Sll 10 a Sl2 90.
Prices of Store Catte-Working Oxen, ID pair-S2C0
5000 5000 a 800
Mich Cows and Calves-seO a $50 extra good SIS to
500 with without calves be agreed and
ordinary $40 to 60
Prices of Sheep and Lambs5 &C. extra 81 to DC per
ID.
Hides 10 g lOsc Tallow to Sc p b Country lots u
7stoe.
Calf skins 20 to &c.
Pets.-Iambs SOC sheared, 25e wool 50 25 a 50 so
REMARKS-The supply of beef was large and trade
dull and hard Much Of the stock second grade and
prices ranged from 10 he few bought lac while
much sold at TO l0c. In sheep there
Torabe and sales made readily s. s3 So and
$50 Sons nice lsmts went at "a 20 and lew extra
nice old sheep and lambs at IS per head
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DR. WOODS DYsENTERY CORDIAL

hR. WOODS DYSENTERY CORDIAL
The very best Medicine ever Pms ~ fer
the Cure Of all
Bowel Complaints,
Pain in the Stomach and Bowels,
Cramps, Spasms Dysentery,
Diarrhea, Collie, Cholera Morbus.
And no family would be without bottle In the house
after trying it, single dose s generally saicent
Sold in saxtons River, by A. WILLIAMS & 90.
Cambridgeport, d. Y. CUSHING.
Wapoe, MARTIN DAVIS,
Westminster, O. CHASE.
Brattleboro, I. N. THORN.
Bartonsville, o. W. FLETCHER.
Chester, 80 MRS. UADLEY,
Paper MILL Ma Villas,
Rockingham, DIyoLL q PROCTOR.
70 An orders win be allied by O. r. WOODS.
bellows FAILS, July 18th, 1857. %
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NEW eooDsl NEW GOODS

BUrTxRunD vRosr have Just rsssfvsd laTWaE
dtons y thsr unusually sttssvs STOCK md pow haEs
the best assortment Of scc ksptin TIKI Vicinity eosse
Ing Of AL hind Of DIET ooops.
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1ied.

Marriages and Deaths inserted {REE. Obituaries nclud
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, July 16, 1867.
AMOUNT STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs, veals
This week, 1894 S065 900 1880 400
Last week, l40i 5S22 Is0 1850 40
One year ago, 2l09 1850 800 100 $50
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UMBER FOR SALEl

The Subscriber constantly hand at his MIL Pine
and fieniock Boards and Plank
April 1, 1s5z. J. D. BklDGAAS-
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Do NOT purch.ss without giupg ~, ~ - -
eonfdent that can crtr greater hcss<Eentso
buyers. ia ssy othsr partsss. a
sAxloEs RsvsR, VI.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-19
J. T. CAZIER,


VTOULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w ffisnds, patrons aud the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronaEs sad hopes, by thoroughly discharg-
ing Bis professional services. Ne will continue
to merit ths'r patronage in the future, At the
absVe named place, there be has resumed
bis practice, and would ne pleased 10 wait on
III who entrugt their teeth 70 bis care. Hav-
ing just returned from the Eastsrn Cities
uhsrs be purchased an entire new operative
and nsehanieal out-6i, together With a
choice selection Of the beat material known
10 the profssSiou. aad haVing secured eli Of
the most approved improvements for perform
ing Operations Ia the most scisbti6c style, he
feels Isngnlps that he will be able, ~eonbiusd
with an extensive sTparienee Of more than
ten years' p~Faetios, 70 give patsfaetiou IN al
operations which be mar perform.
TEETH inserted 90 ths Vulesnits Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. ne would invite
special attention Of lhoss Who vlah AnTfu-
eIGL TEETH 10 the RnbbsF Base ~ poases8ing
absolHts superiority over All other articles eE-
er offered for that purpose. Il ean be mors
perfectly adapted 10 the gums. u has great
strength, yet II Is light and yery darabls. II
IL easily kept elean-sFeet aad pleasant "a
the taate. II does not cost AaD a. naeA q,
Gold Base. Indeed, al who are 10 seed Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish 70 pre-.
serve their natural ones, can have Il done a
the Lorai Prize By applying A.
CAzIERfs DENTAL OFFICE,
Hoyo 1885 JoEEsBsao', TEHxEssEI
Tsrns kararistiy Cab.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-19

Price, Is cents per Bon, or 8 BoxsS fer 81.
Prepared By Dr.. J. c. AVER & Co., level. kasA
SOLD byJAs. A.. DlLLwURTH and W. N. LAS.
DRETl, Druggists, Jgn-borUush. Tenn. Usl--lJ
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-19
$3.50 Reward

TIVE COUNTY COURT or WASHINGTON COUNTY
A its last srssion, April and, isN, ordered that M
san u Two Mudred and rlny Dollars ~
pail any person o. ptrf1ns Who Ntn arrest add ~csnvict,
bsfors . lury, any thief Who MAJ b. ruiity e horts
tsallnr flnes NJ elnss Of ne late fshlion. To ~
paM ont q thu county Trrafny. By order o.
&C. ". rEBFOkD. nGrass.
Apfii NJ f0m ?. CnInAn, Qnt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-19
CARPENTER 4 "
General Claim Agents,

"a J.. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant lat Tennessee Light Artillery.
BdJ- s. MUNS0E, late Lieut.. and AdjutAnt
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an ONCE in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes OF
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements OF officers accounts. StoppaEe
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non-in-
debtedness obtained for resigned ofieerI.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
M 0Bes LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Boz 1873.
REFEREscEs--Goy. W @. Brownlow, Gen
A. C. Gillsm, Col. L. G. Houk, Capt. NeHsish
may 26-tf.
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DEPARrNEST ~ TnE iETxRlon,

UWTNWTWHNI VI THN INNWIHN1
Washington, d. G. Th Feb, 1855.
BiR: I have ussd your Pills 10 NY general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, aht
cannot hesitate TO say they arr the beet eaihartis
We employ. Their regulating aotiOn on the liver y
quick and decided. consequently they are an I'd.
Tnirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ.
Indeed, I have seldom tOund n case OF bilious DO
age 20 obstinate that II did not readily yirS 10
them. FratsrnAlly your, ALokZo BALL. d D,
PhVTieidH efh a. AaTiN< H0dY'iai.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-19
Asa Family PhystO.

From Dr.. TheoSors Del, gHer Fork Ity.
Not ouly are your Pihs admirably adapted 10 theh
purpose a. m aperient, but l hnd their k~sneDsial
EFFECTS upon the Liver very marked Indeed. They
have In my practice proved more eRsetuAl for IN
cure Of baious complaints than my one remedy !
San mention I sincerely rejoice that we have At
length a puFatiye which "a worthy the sonhdshss q
the pfoiesloa and The people
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
mebe 'bm. rpenia Ct rpeniser lei

t'%"'' "H9' 9"s AuN q uIhtHkl III
flet
Daa &u'sc nor M0em, 'dbe!te Suiau.
ne ,nieees fob, 1T rag tier etpas aeron,
nen, a e%friuren wu1oe. ST piS gu
larnmenlrin an 1olnen 5stnabcnp nt6t
'don @nt(ddetauua esnue? @elan9 &c
us n'tt, 3mst tlmme1poae 6erssn in
otnauna uno Gett;auen ~ eint9en?
Gurf,e ih ras ROD frsuaiA icfsn>
5ericain, faats Na0au innta unp faete
9ou,'ene banr, !h rou!s poll Graetuue
lettit S1b'e barren. urr t>insgnttfbrun0
follte mir au aIo6 fsin! r. T.
Dos ru,fen &ie fortan; entaeqnete
fs, 81 lnQ mir bic llbtits pRtdt zee
6srsenS w'e Ter GG'e isin. Sbrem Wutb,
Sbre Auseouer rur6 ut3ef6rtone
0s.Irauen 81 ffdf!iaen! 9obeu mir ntd:
eas Bs!lpisl . e'es trsuen paare6 ocr
una. ec6 "a ls0,e, neil es In Notb unp
0sfabr eiiern an einanrer fs|ibiAtn?
unp 70 bate @bortres ol,o nihts &C.
monnen wie finen fu,;sn @otlpruna. ttef
Suianne i'Db!id, ZEN ct pt.lleidt Ibeusr
asnu9 besoblen mub:--
Der 2un re1 unlrrbaItuue wu,be rur
ltittsr, frDbl'der. Man lt,sr;le iter rtt
atermaliee Bupsiiuna Gnon's pom
6rte, UNI js mttr N,l1au e,rra. me'ds
S@mieiBftitea lein @eB7'r scr iih Bate,
eeifc outrauenepolsr muses CT, ps0o
u,shr hsrubia:e ct youiien. uno uue ~eieisl~
he aab lth niererum fri Ten eplen Sc
fub!en tbru 2ieoe bin, rem 3auber elmer
t,auNu Gtunoe. Ni5 man etpa sin
0iertcl Reg Bease iu,id4efet, sr,nnerts
liz itb tucrR eu5!benr, roB S'e init ZEN
Fi't:n nun oIstn rurh rem l5c.ft au,udz
febrfn mINs. sic perablaitrete ftp ocu
Sa1on unc Suiannen.
NoHsn Or 70 uns wii'sn. 6oAsiten
wsnn $te nab por'e fomn:sn, uno I'm
cen Sis einea Sotsn, lctalo WihltHss
eelAiftt.
9iatutlfn, mein listes Suattn figaro
l1dslte 2amboue ih mus saansn God
aub SIREN 3rque niersr 3uaeusn.
Bortesuns folst.)
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Gin n1u,1terer S>1n9e 1T per &rp1

- Gin mu>1terer Sunee 1T Der &rpn<
prins BON Se1terretd> &uoplpb. Sebe
@pde einrnal miro cine 0eleuldaft Ypn
&naben leine6Mltem gu ibm einlapen unp
bel bielen parteien 1T Nien1anp ;u9e9en
als tier &atl ct urb bic &aiierin. Oils
ftrsli6 mieper @eieQl9aftstas mar. 1tnb
bic Sl1n9er cine 3ett lang ALIEN 9ela0en
>prrpen, erlaubte fid per&rpnprinj ebre1z
rubri9c 8emerfungen iiber 9 reuBenL bic
cer jun9e @ertber Spbn bes preufti1en
Sci anpten in @ter, nidt minber ipibis
beantpprtete. Dariber erbpSt fd upie
@pfnuns 81 lrei6s" iitcr BEN junse1
@crtber Der unb 1blu9 tbm Elm blaues
Mu9e: i'm ielben @usenkltd 9in9 bieGbuz
re auf unp beretntrat 5err @ater uno
Irau Mutter. Die Seene lift ii9 benz
len: Die &ailern i9lob ben R%ennenpen
@ertber in bic Nrn1e uno fubte ibn> unb
Der &aiier ftefte 1etnem bpfnung6ppuen
Spr1blin9 elm Spar bi1ter bic Sbren,
NIT rem Bebeuten, feline et9enen 0dite
flnfti9 anitdnoi9 gu bebaneeln.
- @utaY StruYe 1T ypn Deutl9lano
na9 Mn1erifa suriid9efebrt unp lp9irt in
Nem<yprf iii 5elbS @otel. Der @rfnper
Der beriibmten u&u9elipribe" fol- fi6 balo
nad ieiner Nntunft init elmer jun9en Da<
me, einer &eiie9efdbrtin, sermablt baben.
SIM Sale bic lebtereMn9abe, bic ubrt9ens
BON iebr gutter 3ueQe fpmn1t, rabr iein
Ipute, miro benz alien Spri9wprt uNlz
ter l9iBt Dor Gbprbett nt@t". abermal6
9ebibrenper Tribut 9esplt.
Qprens 8rentattp bat> mic BON
@bica9p beridtet >ptrb> ben plan> NIT 1etz
men $4,000 na6 Deuti9lano iibersuiiez
belr, oufge9eben u,1p ipQ quite @usii9t
baben, BON ber republtfanti9en partet BON
SQtnotS gum @tce9puperaeur ober gun,
StaatSietretdr npn,imirt 3u perben, !,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31

Nnfunft asuer 2NQaren!
Die lanserlebnten 8optc bra@ten nns frii@s
Maaren teber 9lrt III ter
@cccs.ie' Teuhtss. Eabaf~ nne
pf..fea. 2srauhe.
bic mir Wbplcjale unb @stail binis p~eriren.
Tim a%eneisten ;3ulprub bitten
putnam y. paar>
Gde Der g.. u. Martt @traBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31

- Die er3bildSFt@e 8ebSrce in &bln
BAT, ca bic MusiteQnn9 Der @eili9tbun1er
lit GLADDEN. ii9 70 erfpl9rei@ bepteien bat,
jebt perfi9t eab in bieiem ano jebem baz
rauf fplaenben 1tebentea Sabre bic lett lr<
alten 3eiten in BET Miniterfir@e ju@laoz
ba9 aufbepabrtben 9eili9tbiiu1er in ben
Gasen be6 betlt9en 2aurenttus nom 9ten
bis gum 18ten Nusuit Sfentli& auSsez
felt nperbel1 {pQen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
j)llyulvanQ 6Qn9.

Sic Der Brir9es une Saftra5e,
Cpatcuua, Wirn.
lNml. Gnsel, Gieeutbuner.
~ @eraun,ise stanune it ben Mficmrsat;pnen bee
5rie.s Giu;r stfaS. mDrecn. n
Harmer. N%utrlente, Yiehbdnb1er unb Retfenee I'm &a"
aernstneu tuprn pas telte un1ertpmmeu fur it4 felbir u.
tbr Dieb, tnbem fe In benz ueuen 5ppuldren Sptei ttn'
febren.
Gte 9afel III tets NIT benz Befen serfeben,, mag Der
Wartt liefert uno bas Qpets tietet an freunolt@en 5tm'
mern unb warmen. ~iaubern 8etten ben bS4ifen comfort.
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@iifnbQbn Uobr plQue.
@&MEzSkaaazREEF3Xe - &c.,;

minnefeta BAILEY Gtfenbabu.
pom 5r:ttas, zen o., 1867, an, laufea ga6ester.
3hse wie fo!st:
st. Vaul mus MimneapoIis Meeom,u os alton.
NerlaGen ct. Yaul 10 ubr Born. 100. 400. $50
Wa3mi,,ags ser:aTen Wl1nneepplis 500 BORN, 12.20
2.25 unb $50 Rad militia &c,
Seue Ylalns uno Wanfato 3laf.
Ver!a0en Ct. PAUL rs Mcrm., $50 Ma&mitta 40
@erlanen Seae piaine $50 Dorm, I 9tad mtltogs.
Die 3use biefer Butn rerbineen in Nenopta NIT BE-
ncn ter Winneirta Central Botn.
Snp. +. 4incoIn.
Superintendent.
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Mtnnefeta Geutral 8cbu.

3u9e iuelid aebent.
9erlaIen Miuneaprlis, 40 Normirtaas.
Q0tt.St. paul. us
Ern,rt:n an IN OWutUnna, 11.CO
3i9e Morbid, aebent.
Vsrlalen Nmatonna. II 40 0p1ntttast.
Rpn,Men i'll in Mtinneapoiis $50 9ta9mtttess
Welt St. paul, 3.25
Dtrefte Werbinpung In Onatpnna mir Suaen Ter 81.
geter unt gsinuna Satn, tur gDinoua, IA Urrde, vii.
paufee, Gtitaso uno auen Yuntttn bes Oiens u. Sitsen
Accommodation
9er!aNen Dina rnna u, 7.25 0rrmi1taes. trmmcr an
TT Wef-5t. Yaut UNI 40 Nad m;ttus IS unb 1855 Nud
mittass iu Mtnneapo!is
TerlaHcn Wttnneaprlis I'm $50 @crn,ittaes, Wel-St
: oul UNI 10. ~ 0rrmittass, tumnen in Omatpuua an
um 5.35 Nadmittass.
Minneapolis uut ct. YanI Accommodation
YerIaNcn Winneaprlis 500 0crmittass, 2.2O unh
as unb 30 gla9 mtttaBs.
Ytr!aNen Weit. 81. paul 10. 10 0prmtttugs, unt 100
400 unp $50 &a@mtttaes.
.. 8. Sbeppars,
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GomfortableS
DeutlGeS Gait =. &o1fbau6
4u,n minneiota:Sba
lin ober1 @npe ber Gortftraee,
Die unter3eiGneten erlauben I'D biermit, BIT
Nuimtrffamfeit beS einbetmifGen unb auspartt-
aen leut{&en Yvblifuus auf tbr nett uub b.
quem slneeri@tetes Cat unb Rufbaus ~ len
fen.
Su bemfslben Hnbet ber pertbe Sat bic aler-
frtuueli&fe unb bilisre Bebienune, reinli9es
Qogis, CUTE Soft, turs Iles, tpas In eirs. anitdn-
bteen Wirtbi&aft beaniprudt tperten fanu.
@utt @taluna teFabet i& ebe1faQS be;u
paufe.
Das @treben ber t1ntersei@utteu III bic Anet.
fennurg berer, bic fe beebren.
Z. SGmalS & 3urms!, >.
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Nerb a II n l..
Gin Jrasmtnt.

y(1p et1em Ad9 Spu 9etBfr Splner9lutD
SITS Na9t semrrpen, unb bic Come rubt.
Die Menlden ruben AUDI. Sur leile eebt
Der 5au9 ter Na9t tur9's WeltaQ, wie @etet,
llab bod ant 5immel elan3en' bell unb flar,
Der Monb uno al Der peiben @terne S9aar,
l1nt 100 ibr Qidt auf 9anb unb Glutben faQt
Da 3ieb'n Iraumbilecr bur9 ben GGlaf Der @elt.
User iiber Sag sor Nptb unb Spnnenbranb
Sir 5er5 unb 5aupt ni9t EroR unb @Gatteu
fanb,
@er nt9ts oe.panu, ais Glenb nur unb @9,uera
l1nb tpem unideli@ @ebe briidt bas 9er;-
Nub Ter rubt aus
9luf ieinem Bett non @trph
9ie9t er nun, Der aus leiner 5ei,natb fob,
Ter 5auS unb 5sern, lein fGltlid Yaraoies,
l1no @eib unb &inber iiber Na9t perlieE,
Der ielber ld nit un9liidiel'eer 5anb
Mus leinem @lid pertrieben unb serbannt,
l1nb ber nun %einlan,, obne 1rof uub 8ub,
@ein @9idlal in Der Trembe trasen mrb.
Wrbl bat CT treu 9erun9en 1nb &c Ilrebt,
Sir @eib unb aiuber einsis nur 9elebt,
Sein @eib e%ereSttert unb Dor ibr setnict,
8pa jener 2iebe, bic int 5cbenlieb
@e(drieten ftebt, unb teren @unberma9t
Die 9iQe ME ben Sob, 5u @9anben ma6t.
Ct mar eu@ treu 9eweien, treu pie @olb,
Mu9 als bic @elt i'm treulps MAIDEN ppat';
gSar treu semeen ltets unb iberaa,-
limb bennu9 fam 1ein Menldeneliid gu Gau.
Mun lieet Ct ba, BON leinen 2isben fern,
limb i9laft. Sb eaclid tpobl Gin 5u7uuneeaerr
Sbm aufgesansen lit Der 2ebenana9t
DaB Ct int @9laf 70 freunbliG ipri6t unb la9t!
. itSrt i'm nidt. Gr irri9t srn ieinem @eib,
Son leiner aineer Spiel unb !3eipertreib
Sbn bat tpeit iter 2ano unb Meeresraum
gfa9 Saul ~setrasen Elm tarrnber5'8er Sranm,
limb er 1T pieeer nun bel @eib unb Sinh,
Die ia lein 2tctaes auf Der Grbe Fnb>
Sir bic fem 5er3 nit jeper Safer slubt
limb bic rielleidt Ct niemals wiecer liebt.
Ct it bateim,-er triidt NIT luBer Sui t
Das beieseliette gHeit an ietne 8ruR
l1nb feline Ainber tanaen Der u, ibl
l1nb reiten jubelnt auf tes gaters Rnie'n.
> fDrt ibn ni@t, benn 6reubieteit unb Suit
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gu leinem @eib unb in fem bdusli9 Slid,
;3u ieinem @eib, pas, ensei9Sn unb gut,
9p oft unb germ in ieinem Mrm serubt
l1ub be1len Musen uie bic @pnne tlar.
unc bel1en 5ers nur lauter 2iebe tpar.
> Fvrt i'm uiGt. @9idt lieber bimmelparts
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Denn feline Nrtbeiein @eb' une feline &eu'
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pra@t
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l1ub nod senieBt Ct namenloie 2uf
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getsdt Ct ~ieuf3eno fein @ef&t-uno msint.
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5ur l!tes 0c!r uat Siiber wirh ccr tDaft
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Miscell ellaneous.
Cotton Machinery for Sale

Cotton Machinery for Sale.
l. by Lord Bros, Todmorden England.
10 36 In Cards-4 Worker and 4Strippers
Danforth Collier Drawing Frames, heads
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A new process for cleaning the facades of

A newprocess for cleaning the facades of
public buildings and dwelling houses. is now
being experimented on in Paris. A steam
engine supplies pipes of gutta- -percha with a
constant stream of varor. These are applied
to the stone or brick surface of buildings,
one man directing the steam jet and the 9th
er using brush. The building, after the
application of this system, looks as clean
and new as when erected. A couple of men
in three days will thus wash the face of an
hotel.