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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

I>urH WrEE. TIE oop,os. rAia, n
ia't sees cs.sri heasy iresLsi.. snl nearly
s-tmtrsci tae crors Oh 10 PLACES. a
ir.,nd spraks oi seeing cora felI. u,ih
Only o. -r.alie. above ihc uater Wrno-
t4eei some say .l,. ubsrc ere has COILS
sore sfan-iHs ia a ioof of vater. H. ~
-ea'her D. cassins tLc Putafos. o. r0t TAI
by In NAM places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

IT, orirl Baptist Assocatan 81
ueet uifh OLE ebareh .n reru. on tLs t-en-
O. -iosrih 81 September noxt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Shefif woraeu has a9p,inteI Ai,sn
d I'l~in. Deputy Sl-ria - Bethel. AL
T.. ~. " orscu isr E.mforI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

htNarfrIrY We iean from ,hs Jour
nal i.ai the Register ia Barsruptcs o.
i.if h..'ri-t siIl hoil h.. reraisr fsrr... 90
o. ,'i.e cf Geo a Wh.on. soatL Pari..
oa 20 ierrfh Is--isy q .a.h ulostb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Tvs k'1oiuEo Fnsrr- oS ruE Taras-
Try cru,mari-lf.rn f-un As.l.-r-t
Ifeasessr VA D,ke in rrf-rrnrs io state
mrnis in rrgarl fo over is.ues trc-. tie
'-rrcnry Printing Hu-ra1. Seorstary NJ
'u..oel 'ay' t4ai b. has cal.ed q sss-,i,..,
'nsesi'sa,ion % BE- n.a.ls INTO tie sss-r. ~
Co. b-rra- fl1ui on. or-arirnfi.r o. J--s,-r
-i'a. o' soa.e g tlc ulo.i o5mp-tsrf sn.-
f'olees oi the Derarturnf. Frssiis.r
reio-t 70 % safisfei r'af there hasr.f Seen
49, over is.lr 81 G'trru-s-ni ,-.srai.. .-
olighiiots oi aay tioI IT, publ may
rrst sai..fsl itat Co., reports oftL. u..atb.
iy oorai',n "a f,e Treas1rt asr-ti yrs.
Gore are cntr..f e.rr.i so o. ssfe.
n.rnis 10 rra-l e. 80 sarfas.-,on q iie
rrf'orts 81 fta.a.ning r1urlttees ore ike
90. .4r..rtt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

We ie4ru irom Gle rre., thai a. psop.e
Cd l'et.i'ark have Instructed tlo ., lcct..sa
o. nia>e osuf.eie sarsey of abe -at,rs
an4 water Poser 81 thai tosn. and 10 Place
che re'-'' io a. hand. 81 tbe ilydrosrs2h-
Be- Ssr'sy l. b. a. easmplc tlas ,i.oail
Is i9Io-ei % e,ery to-n tLai ps..,..e.
~aicr poser ol a. n,asnn-lc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

An Almilisirn'iou paper saws iiat ,i.e
Ffesident has decided o. uusirr or CEN
erai iio~ari a. Majsr Grnr-si ofvoi.u-
tecrs. though b. 81 remain a. Comrai..i.s-
% 81 ihe frrelmens Blrcau. J., ss.
iferniiy g NJ joinsoa 8, eel ,rbita-d
in thus uuTins uIon one arucI soldier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Tina Jana CoLoNsTrs. A a7p,ai a.
been male fsr contributions 90 aid Ia
hringInE home the unfortsaa'c people sho
were iu'laoed 90 susisrate 20 Palessins. last
wear Ia closes 18th the foll0via- state
meal
Mr. AaaN denscs all a.sisiauce % those
~ho wii soi -lbmh logger 90 hi. t,ranic-
Al sover~i-u sWay al bar = sioE course
starVafion- a-i a. our doctor di~l sarnr
tiuse SEQ. ~ sse also irfi dcstituie Of ned
Ca a. or a4sisc Oh oar continual sickncss.
90; % 10 souis ti.ai sailCl nth a. from
A'nertCa. - Lave rrtarnci. = have di~sl
the r~-sai-in- SIS ar Ada-1.. his fam
~ and Il othrrSb e. c-pted-arr al lou--
lng - tctgrn % Au,sE "a. Baf ID 81 thesc
are - eutirrly d~F~ndcni on A. Adam %
az prrscut Tor the means ~ sgueuan a.
ttatthcy trs- 60 a. cp~nlv ard acrs-,lioc
% thew dcsires and c1GVtrf5ons. aud there
isre. d. not sisn this aPpcsl. a. - I'D
tbr ~ name. AMI ugmhcrs q thrir fami-
he. ~ - kroE tial thew wy D. ia fisr
stu.c ncrd - ou-ss w. ~ ~ 0eeks
hencc- Word cannot ca press tie BITTER
sorFo~ sd huuiifafion tAas ~ci.ks -
cowl- hulEttcnc4 Is the morflfyiue ccu-
sriousntss 81 bsing luprd Isl The nlachin-
iintrs q a. inhusnsu d-~eiser ". have
ttndiy followed ~ advice. helsrf,d b.
rord- o-syea 49, counsel. sad Fcaszincd
hr uosf ardent ssTpprcrs rn every thing.
even against dc true an .rnocent. a. -
nos know 10 our tccp r~rrrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

We ere vratfei to barn that o. s,u,r-
fou's b. ite -ase 81 Con.rs 49,. t.s-
u'fe asafs..e th.s veek ard ftaf ..,,~
tofes ere roe rrferf1in-.l q f,s r,.r,...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Errrufs-sN NoNiN arfp~s Yonx CLERK
of Cour,'. Anian D.. Alien % Alrra Tr~a,.
err. Sylvester LiuicScH a Alfred. Al.
ior-s. :. Kiuhaii - sanford Co-,mi.-
iorer. 4. Z. Mildran Of Wells Ecri.,,r
nrvds. seth p. Brsant % Ksunebauk
Senators. Eisin Is. smith ofSaro Gcorro
Gool-,a - Wen william u. McAuh.r
ID Lsrniarsou.
ASrro-coceIS. Tar Senator. VI. T.
Lsilru. oi Iarner.
Jligs o. Probate. 4. Z. Laoe. Of "A.
barn.
Sherih. ] y Pa-trr - T.-~f.,o,.
Eesi'tef u Deoi.. ) syrsga-. q
Gresne
cosniy Commi.-igner. lee Sin El,rs
of LNcruor~.
County Treas--rr. A5lu1erF. M.u.l.
of ieusiau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Cipi =. F.eil. Ea-, slnac-. has a ,tirs
ofeorn rrosin- .u o. ss.i. tbai "a. attain
% ihe hghi OF . 70 f-si. thas early ia the
season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Iae r-i.ie ars aisi-eI during %. iroab-
- .',ie y afa.rs On tbe plains. O. dir,ot
aI 'ahi7rr.a iefiers. d, ,ia P.nars Te
Indians have robbed several stage eoa,hc.
and burned o. mails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

4, the reunion o. tbs regiment in Port
land. on Mondsy fhe Press saws Capt {.
&. Cole gave an Interesting history from
iss mastering IN o. the I9th - August.
fS62. % its u,nster CIT az the eic-e q TIE
war. ~i'h statement % lie present occu-
patton Of The Eving oficcrS. q ~hi,h thcrc
vr-c ninety-tt re. ard IN ei-cumstanovs
ofthe death % dose No have PISSED awsy.
10 whom h. raii : racriicd uibuie. We
sprsnd fcw sti;istics
Nurnhcr hid ia.
Nuu.her dis.i 81 si-casc IaS.
Msr,lcred 90 Ansl~rsonxilie CO.
The r~Einscnt has had thuce several
s'a"si- 81 c0iors. ard ths present ons hears
ti'e narnos o. t~cniy- patched hAitles
And tour minor haitlcs. bs-.i,lss maRs
skiraishes. Tino OF service. 1891 da,s.
M!0ls ouuaber Of ofiucrs. -. Of wbom ~
have died. Wholc pua,ber OF commissions
issued 10 ofieers Of the fcgi,aeEf. I22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

fhe Pr fdent ta- af last issued a., orr
dcr removing Gen sheridan. Gen. Tbara-
81 las teea assigned % fn fhc saoaar,.
Aifh7ugi ~ rcus7Vai of SleriIan s.. ts con.
se1uence % hh displseirr di.ioyal oErer.
dohnsou las n1t the aalaritvt1 re ins,afe
them. heuce the good sod rhuted may
have tine Oh obtain root
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Tie Easern Normal SrL5oI az Ct.,,-c.
VII commerre rs frsi session on fbe f1artb
LAY ~ SrP'ember 10 vi h. unier Do
direciion Of W FIcioher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

I1ir toE>i>u EonnErY We learn
taat il,rc 81 liiir lolht bui thar tie ra.-
oais NIB pcrr-trated ihe raitsry a. Cor
ui'h, a-r e. zane ~h5 broke oren t,e
safe 90 Mr Eob'a.ar a. Waterford. Tie
morning afer ile robbery A. thc latter
r'aor. thrvc sirAHsor- appeared a. Brorn.
ir.4. dripping svi. lossh the rain has not
eNtena~d 80 iar a. lir5snhcii Tl.ry rr.
s.aH.ei lhete tdi IT, Cort,isL sfsir. h.t
ar m''sins nov ons q the- siopret a.
hfiiston. al so excited ,a.p,,ion tat ths
lanciorl .st ~ai.h sf.oa Liss. NJ, -
hi'n 80 ~ eAriy o-.r ssoSIi,,x an.l laass
tSsr - s-aers@ilos t.so@xb t.se riaee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

NO. WsrEEFUsD liilr S-usof. We
vo1lt cali attention to the fart tlst term
- h'-h >'hopi 81 No. wE,erfsri. undsr
ib, i"siraciion o. NJ J. d. Ch.Ga. ~
eommfnc' the iist ~,ek 10 tLs. -,ou-l.
W. 'tafia o.. tsueht ore t~-ra ~ that
rlaec. ani So liitsl hiu,-s n % e.. fsI o..
CO. are 81 tbo people. a. hss been e..
49, uhenesor b. has tsueli. sri ~iH r,,.
u.re good artosl tt,s f.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

Coon SroErrs M.-ssrs Tickro- an.l
Ficids have ,s.lcl tie initial nuaslssr al
Good >,oftes. ss..ieT sbi,h ilglr thes pro-
pesc - pob.i>A. in chap znd At az -,
iurIl. . s4laa.ic coiicssian % short stories.
iales. and skeickcs. Mas lawn ia sis-
tle 49, " makius thss colicct ion sA.uaLlc
a. rsI'~r,ors Of choice 6clion. the I.,sLi ish-
ers have 10 mad tie great nsei Of lie
trave-ing pah.ig for Class of reading hat
shall ans~er lor aul.seuicr; On lie rail- ar
Or o. he stesrsooaf a. EarA uambsr -
ss-..i q'.aFto- appropriately ilfstE4,el. AL
easy % tie hanl Ike stores are ci.oicr.
@ns. acnaf4 uoS ~ cont inaous ait,ntion !.
ihe 'yPs q Lrsg aad CA De- e.sils rcal.
aad els PrIre. Fhty Ccnfs Per nausicr.
-. P.aes Cod sissies -irhia tLs rracA q
a.
TIE hrsi nuaLer oo-ialas TIE A.ca-
grr- b. IAoa.as DECAY. Peter Goldih-
waaie's Iru-s-rv b. Naihaaici Ha-th.orne /.
Love AMI s<afss. -aPsisi story. - The
laie Iseosloro w.sthrop; Tise Dcfaulsr.
~ Ihomas Hood. Coldstrsan,. b Her
heTt vaughan Madouna. ~ ierry SP'-
ccr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-23

NHFir. Probably there all o. more
~leai iai'si Dr. Oxford Comfy tie pre-.
cnt year. Than .a any season t,i3r. f-
many years. Tie scarcity GO f5ar AMI fi.e
aia-m'ns priee o. uhi.h @ 49, ran ar ls.,
~iatrr eco co. pco rie to uirk'ns la ,a-a-
e.i. I'll iAs re.li, thai many III not have
O. -rp.cie iis'ir Parscs O. sgrp'y 'boaeIt.a.
h'1r ior 3D. neA' year. Al reports a.rse
ihai Gle ~heht f. iooki - remarkalIv ur,i.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
LOVES QUERY.
BY AMANDA T. JONES.

It was once long ago. on tie dawn-lighted river,
tlur fairy canoe rode like foa,n down e tide
White lilies afloat with the rippes did qtiyer,
But falrer than they was the girl at my side.
Now, dost thou remembel-ah, dost thou
The garland wove fer that fol ehead oi
snow7
Forget the dead leares Of LIES frosty De-
cember
And say do we love as we loved long ago?
The robin with song the glad morning was
greeting:
Nc mist rolled above, the young sun to eclipse;
love thee love thee, my heart kept re-
peatlng,
TIL love throbbed its way from my heart to
my lips.
Now, dest thou refnember--ah, dost thou
remember
The blushes that rnantled that forehead OF
snow /?
Forget the dark days Of our frosty Decem-
ber.
And say, do we love as we loved long ago?
Oh, loud thrilled the robin Oh, bright was he
rver
The white lilies danced on its ripples in glee;
Meath thy low dropping lids, though the tear
drops did quiver,
A smile, like the sunrise, flashed answer to
me.
Nov, dost thou reniember--ah, dost thou
remember
The kisses that fell ou that forehead OF
snow
Forgot the cold winds of our frosty De-
cember,
And say, do we love as we loved long ago:
Twas long, long ago; all the sunbeains are dy-
ing;
Our roses have lost their red leaves IN the
blast,
But still thy sweetsthiIe to my heart is replying
.We love as we loved in the days that are
past,
Thou still dost remember er-yes, proudly re-
member
The veil of the bride on the forehead Of
snow,
Twill crown thee where life Las no frosty
December
Wealways snail love as we loved long ago
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
w. II. SHULZE.
urgeon Den tist,

WOULD respectfully inform those inter-
' ested, that in addition to his known
;ilitles for performing ali operations pertain
G to his profession, he has obtained recent
improved apparatus for making Chemically
IRE Nitrous Oxide Gas, or "Vitalized Air,
which TEETH CAN BE EXTRACTED
TITHOUT PAIN. 4ny one can take 1t. 1t pro-
uces no unpleasant effects as 9th er anathetics;
is perfectly HARMLESS and SAFE, and is
ighly recommended by the medical professions
Ie will administer the gas at any time. Office
1ver the Watertown Balk.
Student wanted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
Carriage Trimming.

HERBERT s. COX is now prepared to. do all
ids of Carriage Trimming with neatness and
patch.
hop over Wessert L Bolless ca riage eStab-
nlent, on Ist street. z0yI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24


MARKS OF THE SIEGE IN CH ARIES
TON "A correspondent writes to a west
ern exchange from Charleston, S. c.
My first Impressions of Charleston, as
rode through the streets from the depot
to the hotel, wore unfavorable, and they
become more so with every hour that
remain The great fire of 1851, sweep
ing from one river to the other, through
the very heart of the oity, laid the best
busin s. portions In ruins. The chin
neys and higher walls, standing like
spectres until after the close of the war,
have been pulled down, but there are
acres of broken wall and unsightly piles
of crumblns brick and stone still to be
seen. Not NOR than half -a-dozen houses
seem to have been rebuilt in the lower
burnt district, and only one could [ see
in the upper burnt district, which is in
the northeastern part Of the city, and was
the work Of tho rebels in burning their
army stores to prevent their falling into
the hands OF the Yankees at the surrend-
er. There burnt districts are gloomy
by tCldCio lHueOu, 1uu tfloL w oOC no CAoio
being made to rebuild, and to be con-
scious that the citizens are too poor to
take a step towards repairing these waste
places, ma kes them appear doubly sad
The most of the money and labor expend-
ed on buildings since the war has been
applied to the repairing of holes m de by
Federal shot and shell. 1t will be found
interesting to consult, in an old file in
the Mercury, the official statement of
Gen. Beauregard that it would be physi-
cally impossible for the Yankees to hoEsr
bard the city from any position they leld,
and hen pass along the str let's, In the
southern half, and mark the traces OF The
missiles thrown from the 'swaaap angel.
| think person might eount httndreds
of places where irregular holes, from two
TO five feet in diameter, have been repair
ed In the Will of houses. It may be a
gala-day II Charleston when her citizens
shall have become able to paint their
houses and thus Obliterate these evidences
of he. peril
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24

- A yoang. man engaged in teaching
,mutes Was explaining by signs, the use
and meaaing of the particle els" and
requested, one of them to write on. the
"baakboard' a sentence showing her
knawladge of the prefix. The bright lit
tfeone Immediately wrote On the black
haard, "boys love 30 play, girls To- dia-
play
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
=. SOU TT H w IL.
SURGEON DENTIST.

AVING permanently located himself ID
respectfully inform the Citizens of Water
4 and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
Is Of DENTAL WORK All work war; an
to give entire satisfaction. Office on Main
ct, over Sprague's drug store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
ATTENTION !!

7xHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the people of Watertown and vi
cinty, that they are prepared to do all kinds OF
work in the line of SURVEYING and the
making of ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS,
and would hereby solicit their patronage. AL
sxdsrs will be promptly executed.
JOHN C. HALLIGER,
J.J. SCHMIDT.
xsse@~~u, ktn. sttk, 1857. f4@7
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
UGaST WEGGEN1aO Es N.


. A-A w l-A ~ - -
recently opened a Jewelry Store in John
block, corner Main and lst street, where he
keep constantly on hand a large stock of
ches, Clocks, Jewelry,- Silver and Plated
e, &c. &c. Particular attention paid to
iring Watches, Cloaks, Jewelry, &c, and
.apted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24


pretended theft Now tell nne--did Eu.
nice Gregory put those things in Miss
Montressors trunk 2
o. my God how did you know about
Eunice Gregory Don't brihg that up
now. 1t is gone by years ago. groaned
the wretched man
Answer me then; did your wife put
those things in Miss Mon,ressor's trunk ?
Yes, she did /; let the girl 60 and don't
ask me any more questions
The excitement had now become over.
whining, and the witness began to fear
for his bodily safety--a fact that I
determined to use as an add tional screw.
II shall ask little more" | replied,
las do not wish to expose ydu to the
rage of this audience, il yon will answer
promptly. Where is the will that old
Gregory executed IN which he made his
grandohild, Helen SEoutressor, his heir,
and which he gave her to give his laws
yer when be returned-the will your wife
stole from the child when she lay sleep.
iny?"
Lord! it's came at last, just as I told
her it WOULD
Where is the will?' I thundered.
1t is burnt, he exclaimed; 'hut Helen
is tbs only surviving relation, and the viii
by which my wife got the property wa.
torgedi
Having achieved everything, and not
caring to prolong the painful scent,
:sked The district attorney if it would nos
be best to dismiss the case. He cheerful
ly assauted and Miss Nuntressor who in
her flush Of agitation and thankfulness
looked more lovely than ever, vas rcleasa
ed from the custody of Mr.. Mace, and
placed in the charge of his wife, while
Wesley and wife skunk away from public
Indignation.
The excitement was so great that the
court was not adjourned till afternoon
and | was obliged to state for the graft
fcation of the crowd how [ managed to
get on the track of the Wesleys. | told
them that many years before, [ had read
an account of the murder of child by
its aunt, Eunice Gregory, assisted by her
lover, one Bob Harmon, for TIM purpose
of possessing her nices estate. In that
account 1t was stated that Harmon, at the
time of the murder, had fallen down an
area and gashed his forehead terribly,
which attarwards healed, and lett pc:
culiar scar.
The hints [ received from Helen's
story, and the letter signed Eunice Greg
ory, had sat my memory at work, ana
when | met Wesley and observed the pc
cullar scar on his forehead, the whole
thing flashed upon me, and determined
to make a bold push to expose them, and
not only defend Helen against the charge
of larceny, but wrench from her unnatur-
al aunt the patrimony that had been
withheld from her My explanation
was received with applause, and move
ment sat on foot to have the Wesleys in
dlcteu for perjury. But it was nevef
carried out, as tn y disappeared irum chat
part of the country, and we all thought
it best not to bring them back for any
purpose Nhatever.
Helen secured her estate, and | secur-
ed Helen; and if you will go home with
me you shall have an introduction to her
and the children. That first case did
the business for me all around as by it
| secured great reputation any plenty
of practice, a handsome wife, and large
torGuue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24
i. w ERNIE
fasEaiOaaa bic Barber and

: AIR DIRE SSER,
the Middle of Main Street Bridge, ,Fater-
i, Wis. Hair curled, Frizzled &C., in the
approved manner The best Of Hair Dye
warranted to holds color for eight wee s..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-04-24

SIMMER l. SAUNDERS,
ave 8 complete abstract of the records of all
ties and ncumbraances on real estate in JEFF
rson county. Office over Bank of Watertown,
atertoWn, Wis. apr 1864
G. Z. SKINNER, VIM. R. SAUNDERS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

@. .. 6truns. y y Diutans-
@trpn9 S @iuiams.
Nadfpleer spx
st. 8. 5trpngr
Te1piG un6 Tapeten<&10en,
Rro. 225, trtte @traee, @rgsrs 8lod,
at. Saul, SPINS.
Suspsrteare, 56nbler IN xnt Gabritautea ~
3tpptde Selta@er, Matraben, Genftes
9pr9dnes. @oxleaur, Bettfsbe.n, 9apetet ,e.
HS pplferer @aartn. @
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
u@bQfDpee 9Qu1e,"

u@bafppee 9aule,"
nnpeit oeS Minn.> Central abn Depo.
minneapoli8, Wltnn.
@i@. 3"artmann, @isentbnmsr.
Meine wer,ben @ine FnSsn bel mir TETS eh
bette BeotsnunS unb Slid unb gpets in tasinsra
+pcbleinacri9te ten 6au{e. Meine Scr entbal,
fets bic be(ten @etrGnte.
Ca Wusee3ei&ne'e Staauxa 1T NIT BEN
baule perbunsen.
Wt@. p"artnann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Wurbeu Gttp 5Qu8,

Wur6eu GttV bQu8,
Ueut16es Wans rnp Boarrtna : Aaus,
Gde Ger 1t n unb Mtnnslotc- 5:raee
ct. paul. Winn.
Don 6enrp BodenfeIo.
Diefss fusbsn pcn mr. e,DHnete II. ours eau
berae une Beausmee Elm "e1;dtete @aIf' una
BcarSin abaus cenibrt Srcn1ben pie RoHaanastn
ausoeaettn.tss 0o0is, outen Iifd unb felibe De.
bt.uu ma ute,haupt. Sd empfsble ha1slbe bier
nit bt0ena benz sceb:tsn bsuti6sn Yublifum.
6enrY 8pfenfelb.
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MinnsopoliS Wfnn.

5etia iudhetl 5etfa iu9bet:
Sd bin INNER ~serenIet unb lufts babel,
sDiuf aud re&t %treu3ftel NAL {eiHs
81 tebre I'm Waibin etrn 5auie NAL etn;
5rasf tu, wer's benn etbt2
gretli4 Der peterl ber aberaa beltebt,
Stets 6at Der an 6anb, mas III munfhen TT.
Ct stbt etnen ausseieidneten SLID:
@eefaeat. ~aTeten. 3raat une Salat,
unb @ptt wet6. mas ct fpnft nt&t nod Bat
Wet9e Bettem, warm unb weib wte Der 5dnee
Wenu's TAFT, einex Yunid pru Weisteu, &aAee Ober Gbee
Spwte i'm CONNER ~ttsfalles Bier,
Dte fetnRen unb belfen 2tauSre fnt t man BIER.
uub betu Be;atlen TT Der peter en ltberaler Waun,
Or fdreibt nte III stel, nod sa msnts an.
Denn's alte &uusen, stbt er sern Credit
unn re&net nur ben gan; senabnlt3en proht.
anb ertra iei's benz Garmer nod eeiast:
Gin gutter @taa unb irii&e Guene
1tnbet man betn peter auf Der Steae.
3u futtern bic &lbe, Odiea unb pferbe
ST I'm @tale plat fir cine sanse Seerbe.
Nun SHUTTER, Epdter, Batter unr Spbn.
0pmu,t bin III benz 5ptel bs Waftiustcn.
Der peter [abet e~rsebenf eth,
Gr perfprtGt fetB 1unts unb fbel III fein.
42ta @etcr Snrfe"ina.
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Treunten unb benz serebrltden eeutlden gublttun TN
Wuaemeinen bic Wtelbune su maiden. saB CT fetnen
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Boston, January 30, 1867