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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
MALVERN FARMS.

The proprietor OF these Farms takes this op.
bortpnity to inform the public that he will
continue TO keep his fine blood Bulls for the
ensuing season. upon the same terms as hereto.
fore, with this proviso 1t must be understood
that those WHO have the services Of these ami.
mails must pay the small fee reqniled. on de.
mand. We will give no warantee. tut thu
animals may be used for the season for five
dollars. WIN. WILLIAMS, Tierdsman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
u. y. NEarsllal's Notice.

UNITED STATES Pursuant to monition
Vermont District, ss9 issued out Of the Dlstrict
Court of the United States for the District Of
Vermont: Fhcfebygive notice that an inform
alton for violation OF the Revenue La rs Of
the United States, has been filed in said Court
by d. q. Dennison, Esq. Attorney of the I'm
iled States Tor the District OF Vermont, against
one brown mare seized at Bevidere IN said Dis
trict on the att day of February, A. y. 1863
by Geo j Stannard, Esq ,Collector Of Cur toms
tor said District, and trial will be had on the
property seized andth same will be condemned
as forfeited agreeably to the prayer in said in
formation mentioned, at the next term Of said
Court to be held at Burlington on the irst Tues.
day of June, A. ID. fSGS, at 10 O'CLOCK in the
forenoon of the same day, unless claim or
claims shall be interposed On or before that day
OF which all persons interested Will take due no
tieeaud govern themselves accordingly.
sGiven under my hand at Chester. in said Dis
tIict this first day OF May, A. d. 1868.
ii. II. HENRY,
24w3 Fff Tf f'f ~ ". s. Marshall,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
AnMINisrnArcR'a SALE.

BY Write Of license granted me by the Pro
bate Cotrt in and for the Distrsct OF Lamoille
! shall sell at public auction at the Inn of Henry
Parker In johnson, on the 80 day OF April,
1865 the following described zeal estate about
80 acres Of pasture land in and near the village
OF John -on. belonging to the estate of Joseph
Waterman to the highest bidders
SAMUEL BEI.DfEG. Admir-.
Joifnso = April IL, 1865. 2l.25
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

H".' W Sc NHNnSbsUbS IV geESts ~
UNITED STATES, Pursuant to a monition
Vermont District, IS, issued out of the Honor.
able District C0nrtf0f the United States, Tor
the District of Vermont | hereby give NOTICE
that an information for q violation of the Rev
enue Laws OF the United States has been filed
in said Court by d. a.. Dennison, Esq Attor
ney of the United States Tor the District of Yer
mont, against one chestnut mare and one old
sleigh, seized at Bel, dere in said District, on
the 9th day OF February, A. ID. lSGS'by Geo. J =.
StaEnard, Esq, Collector OF Customs for said
District, and trial will be had on the property
seized and the same will be condemned US for
felted, agreeably to the prayer Of said inorma
ton at the term 0f said court to be holden at
Darlington on he'frst Tuesday of June, A. D
1868, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon uni SIS
claim or claims sha be interposed on be ore
that day of with all persons interested will
take due notice and govern themselves accord.
ingly. .- l..,.s. .,.... p. 4.
Given under my band at Chester in said Dis
trict, this day Of May, A D. lSGS. 11 50.
II. H. HEN Y, g.
PAWS 49,. U, s, Marshal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
/ ia hereby nacted by the GenefalAssenl LILY Of
| 4 tho State Of YeImnnt ~ L-EA- a. ~

1t i'd hereby nacted by the GeneralAthehIv u
1t Is hereby enacted &c.
sRo. /. After the expiration CT the charters Of
any bank chartered by this State, OF aittr the
termination of the existence OF any such iank
apreeabiy to the laws of this state, sueh lsnk
may ciuse notice to be published in all the week
ly newspapers OF the county where sueh bahk 10
located Tor one full year, setting forth that said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills, the day
Of the expiration of the chatter, or the date OF
the Termination pitts existence: lnd e9ls o.
this act, and upon due publication OF such ino.
tice, Meth such banknpr its effoers shall he il
able to any action tor the on pienei Cry
of its outstanding bills, unless the sane tAsii
have been duly presented and paynnt 1ht1tcf
demanded within the year aforesaid at the LaIk
lug house of said bank. ~
SEC. 3 After the expiration of the charter, OF
after The termination of the existence OF any
such bank as the aforesaid, such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation. orllable to the
proyisi, nsof the Sixtythird sectionCof Chapter
Eighty nine of the General statutes. :.
SEC. g. This actshall take efTeetfromits pass-
!, 's Approved Nov. 10, rIsSs1 2AssyE i (
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Agents Wanted for a.a.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

WE propose to make an arrangement with
w some responsible business party in every
town in the United States to act as agent In dis.
tributing our PURE TEAS AND COFFEES in
their locality at our Warehouse prices Our
profits are very small, ard tile commission al.
lowed cannot. be. large; but "a our dgehts are
required TO run. no. risk, and to assume no re.
sp0nsihiity whatever, II is certain and sure,
aside ON the. fact that the sale Of our excellent
powerful attraction to draw custom. and thus
increase trade in other goods, iii which AGENTS
deal. ,1he party controlling our goods will mo
nopolize the TEA and COFFEE trade in his
town. Y II information will be given Upon
early application by mall,
QRIEN fA.L. TEA COMPANY.
1925 BosToN, MASS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

. AUGUSTA. Me-, May l 1867
MIR. VIM. u. BRADLEY. Sir:--Last summer I
purchased quantity of euper.phosphatc of
Lime of yonr manufacture, 'of'Mr. John McAr
thur applied it with most manifest effect,
and received most satisfactory results. II was
equal to any { rtiizer OF IFS class ever used by
me- and / can confidently recommend it as a
great agricultural utility. / shall continue to
use it quite largely. N ttf1 G#j. iG1 81. 800 .
Respectfully yours, SAMUEL CoSY. p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
,0OOIG IT . =
FROM Hon. GEORGE LoRISd.
Fko4 THE LATE VICTOR WRIGHT, ESQ

~ MiDDLEBURY, Vt. March IL, 1867.
WIN j.. BRADLEY. Esq Deer sir In the
spring Of 1866, purchased two tons of your
Superpho plate of Lime.
j i used it all but one barrel with such degree
Of success that shall use twice that amount
the coming season. hope in future to give you
a more full apd definite account Of my expert.
ments and success. We an
d. Truly yours. -, vIcron WEIaur.,
Gt ElGdj IEJ l)iLt}A
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Fnox Ex,GoyRnsoR HoLuuook OF v1rnxoSSFr..

1 BRkTTLEBoRo'. VT. May 2, 1861. Z.
WIN, l.. BRADLEY. Esq, Boston,l Dear sir:--
I used your super, phosphate last year in every
part OF my garden End grounds, iaad in every
instance with most sati' factory resuts.nri ls7's
, Beyond all question. you make O. superior
Super phosphate, equal to all you claim Tor 1t,
and In leed, more tao.o Very respectfully. ~
You:s, +. HotBaoox
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Nnr.rif0.

----- - :. - II = -
In Church il his village on the 4lh inst,
by hev j. G, Bailey, kdna V. Wiswell, Esq. OF
Cadysville, w. G. l.amoilIc Central Lodge /, 0.
ofG, T. TO Miss Emma A. Keller of Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
MNANNMENAo

Miss DAVIS, recently of Northneld, VT,
would inform the Inhabitants of NoIrisyille
and vicnit, that she will open a shop over the
store of Sayton q Peck, where she intends
carrying on the Millinery business in all its
hran ches with an
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Entire New stock ofGoods,

commencing about the first of May when she
will be happy TO accommodate all wishing try
thing in her line OF business. yts nhd'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
&oT9 j { a.

In Elmore April 90, Of canker ras h, Anna A.
daughter of Erastus and Anna Demas, aged ]
year and months.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
- 49, g-T----
NORMAL. Z !. b. :. "a?
q ~ III . O t..

& The ruiamer Term of the State Normal School
& Johnaon Wall begin ,a-.
n8Spay, MAY H. faos, C E
iii oontinn6 zen weeks.
Tuition fAEE % all who comply with the pro-
xixionS 81 fl4fecent act of the Legislature. An
sre6iI til 8fboitunity will be afforded those
lSiShIn& a 61kin tile Normal Course !, "'''
4ES & iIhent Of Instrumental and Vocal
s53S r II ~ under the care OF Mrs. Tilson, an
81 ~ md successful teacher.
<x ~ partlculars inquire of r-
III H. PEARL, A. M, Principal.
51E 81 ~ {Jr. l S, 1868. <' N4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

~ Bank, chartered by the legislature Of Inc
state of Vermont, and located at h3ue faik, IN
said State, was terminated, agreeably 10 We
laws of said State, OH the 9th day OF seFt, 1870,
and notice is hereby given that said .lank Will
redeem its outstanding bills. lls iole~ahe aet
of the legislature is published by chtetloh Of
SAID bank, By Order OF the bnectois.
LII MOVES, President. MOVES e@hef'
HYDE Park, May llth, 1861.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Vermont.

Tn the matter of
ALBERT NJ. WOODBURY.. In BANKRUPTCY,
Bankrupt.
IT, the creditors OF said BANKRUPT, and all whom
this may concern = thG.
This is to give notice. that there Win be held
a third meeting OF the ere ditois orsaid Bank
rupt, at the Office Of John .. Sarte Register,
in Barton in Orleans County, on the 26lh day
the PURPOSES named in the 2sth seetion ot the
Bankrupt act of March End, 1861. Also, that
have filed my account, and shall at raid meeting
ask q settlement of the same and to be discharg
ed from all abilities as assignee.
Dated at Stowe this 9th day of April, 1868.
22.25 W. H. H. BINGHAM, assignee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Readers of the Newsdcaier

ihase iu5treturned from Washington with
Lett9f3 rAtcnt fyr an article which goes into
MAN. Hmily in the land, and am desiroHs OF
<{1F$1jnk ~ the entire right in as short space
o( <j1d ~ possible. Hence | ask any and all
mo Xo0N like to make a few thousand at a
6<G "a ~ y On me and Twill convince them
f<&4 be done without any risk whatever.
m H<hts now selling for one hundred to
~ Xdfed dollars. Give me- call at once
IN >nted immediately.
-. Or address. ID, X. HICKOk.@
61fId4flic, April 3, 1868. 2Ctf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Information

lied to.produce iuxuriant growth OF
bald head or beardless lace. also a
fhe removal OF pimples, blotcbes, err
cr, on the skin. leayi g the same soft
beautiful, can be obtained without
addressing THOMAS +. CnAPMAEt
%523 Broadway, NewYork. 3lS1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
ESTABLISHED 1857.
4 Word arith You, Reaae, Z
CON s'U MPTlON


They Immediately iEcIease the strength and
deepen the color OF the pale blood They sub
due the Chii1s amt Fever diminish the Expect.
grafton, and check the night sv eats, always. in
from seven to fourteen days. The appetite
is at once invigoIated and the patient rapidly
gains flesh tie cough and difficult breathing
are speedily re!ieyedi, the Sleep BECOMES calm
and Teffesh hing the excavations regular and
uniform. ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS
DISAPPEAR WITT, "A RAPIDtfY THAT
SEEMS MARVELLOUS. 4e 70 9to. i1}HFaf
The success If the HY POPH0SFflITES in
the cure of that greatest scOurge Of the race
Consumption, is unparalleled in The annals of
Inediclne." This thoroughly Glen iiir rdniedy
acts with invanabe eff cacy in all stages OF td-
bcrcular disease. d s.iTCs'e hsiTf7 bga 13-E' A
The beneficial effects OF this Remedy are
equally prompt and certain mali arrangement
lof the Nervous and blood systems being unsur.
passed as anervons tonic and geneiator of,.lew
and heathyblood y while for case s OF q choral
Debility Loss of strength, Flesh and Appetite
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia paralysis hronic Bron
chits, Asthma. scrofnla Chronic nianhGa, II
is the Most efficacious treatment kno n. \
FAIR TRIAL Is CERTAIN CURE.
, ,'. 70 Ivy ~ Try II! IS TiyHias7f.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

MOTHER BAILEY'S

|ql1llrE Syrup for Children feething. !
1|16 Sex and peak Children strong
salfhy, giues Mothers rest day and
tsi,gc lbottieS only 20 cts.
zbD By DRUGGISTS, 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
70 COnsNFasptivcs.

~ III Edward A Wilson will send free OF
el1f14| " all who desire it, the pres ription.
VIII 11H INJECTIONS for making and using, the
aNt| 1uedy by which he was cured of flung
e4t1|(t md thai dread disease consumption
H. Gully object is to benefit the afflicted, and he
Npl96 <x3fy sufiTcr will try lhis prescription,
g Il NH lost them nothing and may prove
&I4i1{1 = Please address Rev. Edward A. vii.
491, IIIl4msburgh, Kings Co New York. 3lyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
FRoX J. s. PORTER, Esq, b

. IS DANvILLE. Vt, Feb. 20. 1868.
W. u. BRADLEY, Dear sir Il have used your
Superpbosphate of Lime on corn, wheat and
India wheat, with good results.
Yours truly. J. S.PoRTER.
yilsaihl hcA tes7l aW ygEabu srss al
$50 an J93 .EoiismggH0l bns sitidsHa
lois D. sAgsa3 ssl5-ih gssdf Hr7t a
-,u 11s h7a "4s.1 i89 tiei at Hse ~ cri IN
emt lH9l ls nauIi71sib ag5jiW n IaHr
.FFist afhhf aai az blEp~tltgi
-a'" ash iial bstrg asiaw ,Tl.ga1i5 mo 7a}I
10 re- .t1rsr,ih = ~ ~ (
,FBcM THE iWATcnNAS& REFLECTOR, BosToS,
Ave consider B. adley's ssuperphosphate of
Lime as the best Fertilizer in the market,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
FRoM DR.. ]. 8 DuRAsr.

nAYyILLE, VT, Feb. 10, 1868.
WM.,L BRADLEY, Dear sir II have used
your Super-phosphate IF Lime for the last five
years on corn, potatoes and roots, and its bene.
fits were mostobyious. 1Ll..,, % gNFiiEsagfs III
Yours truly DIR. .. 8. DuRAST.nf
ota' syiiisog cred on Tik Lzthsa7
-lajHig aeaCi p ga1a5f sdT q.ss.ih
5Hl fgsaf s1t U3Jt sUrelih hsiiAUa-
r9cs ga 4Hal bcu1j @i' slHi iIfA3 agGf
ln ,,a4g We sgsa.T q ,1i g1gH ItiW hgsi
n -' lsI&E 57rgwi 'e -risaga1+ai ms.
faG 1ii tgrarai ~ gul,a huR 3,
aya 5Et .lug r.san9i5 latn;Ha 9di aaso
ga y $3.50 5di 'adi 80 IiN ucg hGat
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
4 MRS. ISAAC MOORE.


SKI RICHMOND, VT, June &c, 1860.
" ~ 6<E0 NJ. FowLE& Co.. Boston, r------
x<ci4< etn much benefited by the use of
- 1fIs</Et BAI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY,
g ..-f2 /; \ ~ my testimony in favor OF lis
,,..<l 1xj. X owers.
Y ,5,:,'1 ~ Years since l was attacked with
4 s9.3<1 IA soreness and irritation OF the
/ !, 2S@ ch was added Asthma in seyere
<S% & the first year tried several Of
y, e tiar medicines of the day, but
sS;S3 r0 Ieal relief, and had almost des-
~ I'D II cxor regair ing my health, when was
4 3Scj "a 'DR. WisrAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
(4x&1< which very soon relieved me. My
$s'1S1 .So1n6 bose. the soreness and irritation
tI<1nS<1{t6 and my general health began to
&ea,1 X6ttinted IFS use, and few bottles
'Sotored ne 10 better 'ea'fh than ever hoped
q en|8y 61636> !, believe the Balsam to be the
|Soal 4 liah|| femedy that can he i6qnd B G
TasyA 0uly, MRS. ISAAC MOORE. E
rrepsrsd ~ SETH W. FewLE & SON, Is
|fsnont 4t. BOSTON, and for sale by Druggists
|<nerntly 1o-z"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

OF WILD CHERRY,
40 Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness'
nenza. Group. WhoOping Cough,
iedisposition to CONSUMPTION,
|1hedyis too well known, and is
81 much good to make it necessa-
8 an elaborate discussion OF its
|oc II to say that il still maintains
i in curipg diseases Of the most
aracter, and hat all who suffer
4 complaints, after'having tested
seidom have occasion to fesort TO
<cs to'insnre q -psriectn storation
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
~ U. y. MarelsaI's Notice.

24ws - ~. n. r. U q s. ). M Mnrs i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

i0..l- r.'.rr, clf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

@eflbl in i'm, bas 3war pur1 ra5 sc
l0rei pesIaseS ibertdubt, ME aber s6lz
liz erittdt werben fann> l~pncern
bet Der erften @elesenbett mieca
pur6bridt. Ir1s nidt 1dcnp bic 1851
llmwdbuns etn anoeres @epra9e unc
bradte ben Gatbolifen ettpas Greibeit :?
Bel BET tiinitism &rtlis miro pa5 nod
m,ebr Der Sail lein, trpb oe5 in;pi'den
ursenetn psrbreitsten Spetal{smus> Der
ais leyte G%onlequeu; css iiberwunrenen
puladren 2iteralismus Der STRIDE feinen
causmpen Ni~per1anp miro leiiten tSnz
men.
Das 1T Der Tiefe pe6 SplteS lte9eace
fatbplti1e 0eflbl 1T e. peldeS mir
Granfrei6 70. lieb madt> unp welz
9es id als bic 8ir9idaftb etradte, rab
ptc dlte1te 5p6ter Der Stride AUDI mic
perum oteies Namens il polem umfan~
Sc wiirpi9 rerpen miro. Debbalb tanat
es mir troy allen nidt UNI bic 3ufunft
Tranfreibs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

Seferret6, Sn Bien finp bic
Se>peile, pelde te;ii9lid ees @ttn,prz
ce5 se9en bic Sulie y. Gbergenyt tereits
rprlte9en> 10 ibertrqlti9enb> ZAP mar,
9laubt> BET @prbalt ber1elben rerce ie
BOD r{ellei6t ein @epddtnib ableeen.
BIS jest bat tie ni9t eineeitancen, bat
AUDI felt ibrem erlten 8erb1re fem >peiz
teres mebr 9ebabt. Na9 Siterreidildz
em 0eieb fam pbne Ginsefanbnib feir
EcceSurtbeil 9efaut merren> trenn ntdt
her Mprc ourd 2 Nu9en3eu9e1 er>pielen
it, mas bier tefanntli9 ntdt m6oli6 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

Mdnd en- IS. De;.-Aus 6luren,
'lautelt bic Nadridten in bSdltsu WraS
be unrubi9 bic Dtnee idei1,en aufSpis
uno &nppf 3piiden Heppluttpn uao
&edftipn 3u fteben. Gas uR6niareid
Stalien" 1T pfenbar lit elmer &riTS.
Sn 3ou bat am 8. Deg. Nbencs Der
pralat @ianelli auf Dem plabe Mcn~
terp11e sp1 einem jecenfalls usebilpeten"
Vartbololanbeter birterrif6 etnenG odd
tttd) erbaltea u1,c wurre unidt urssfi1y~
It'd" Serpur1oet. CGtn edit italtenti1eS
9elosnltid, pas SermutbliG BON Dem
bteiisen Seiborsone @aribalois> Der ecz
len ~Slooeutlaen preNs" sebHri9 aus
9ebeutet mercen miro y
(Wlnd. Gbte.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

ltden @lcpenftdm1ne unp bic fiinftltde
Grwedun9 pplnti9er prdteniipnen.
Wenn biele pplitif ber 0e9enpart nidt
III beieitt9en 1T, IL wirr Der bewafnete
Triepe ftd in eil,en bartnddi9en &ries
Y%erpanoeln."
Sir Nublanp miro allr bier rte Nplz
(e peS Treibeitsbria9ers 1T Nnlpru6 &C.
ncmrnen, fir &ublanc, bas 9e9en cas
iibrt9e Gurppa nod Tim buncert Sabre
surid it, i'm Snnern ben aus9epraateiten
Mblplutiemue raritelt, ras IN ren
reutl1en Siieeprpvin;en bic Neli9tpn
unp Spra9e rer @ebilceten a1srpttet
u,p pas ben fla wt1den Stamm Der
Yclen nit elmer 0raulamfeit nnb elmer
@utb 1t,tter bic rpben Tibe trttt, bic Elm
6pbn 1T auf ale 9umanitdt unp GiYtz
l~iiatipn urb nur tit lan9it p%er9an9enen
Sabrbunrerten ibre6 @leiden fnpet.
SIS gebSrt audi ;u ben Grrunsenidafz
ten BET preubtihenYplitif> rab itetei bic
tent rpben unp tluti9en Mpsfpwitertbum
cine Stige unpNulian3 i1d,en mub UNI
rab aud wtr Sdpreutid,e rasu Yerur<
tbeilt su iet1 ideinel,> unierc 5aut fir
ru11il9e 3>pede uno gum pHenbariten
Nercerber ui;::;i'eru mabren Snte~e1en gu
Mfarfte gu tra9et.
Sp 1T bic Gage! Dart maj, iid NUM-
BERN wenn Seperma11n 1ur NIT bangor
Gorge in bic 3ufunft blidt, tpenn mir
9ercs @e,trauen in ben Trtepm unp in
ben 8eitanp ber pplittlden 8erbaltni11e
berr19t> uenn 6anoel unp S1cuitrte
rarnieperlie9en unc me1n @tele cenfeu e:
8e1er ein Gnpe nit S@reden, als Elm
S9reden rbne Gnre!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

sieruns ertbeilte @erlideruns: vNtez
tai mtrb Stalten1tdNpm 's
Nie 'unp nirnmerz
mebr! Niemals mirp Tranfretd cteie@ez
wa(ttbat an ietner Gbre unp an benz
&atbpltcismus culpenEI, Stolienipu fi9
um feline Reorganization unb ntdt
uni ben BON Der 2alt her Sabre 9erriidz
ten Orets firamerr, Ter in St.peter III
Uptt tetet uno Die fattrlil9e @elt
iesnst.' @er INNER nod Der gbre, per
Wabrheit unb reua Nedte buloist mue
cieier enlightenment unp bpdber3iaen
Sprade ieinen 8eifaQ spuen. Gle fin
ben freuoi9en Wtcerbau bel alien 9lauz
beu6treue1 &atbpltfen.
Gin bteie r Nerf6erun9 aletn muB
Der tpllfabne llebermutb ;eridellet1> nell
der istne moBzunc 5iisellpie Naut9ter
in BEN unbei pnnenen Nusruf einfletpet>
&pm lei fiirStalisn ehen IL nptbwenpie,
tpie paris fir 6ranfrsid. Die frarsz
Siii9e Natipn, pa5 ciYiltiirte europa
bic aanse fathpliide Wslt mir btelem
retermutbe enplid cts aeblbrenoen
Sdranten su iese1 rnr bic pur6 pen@
ielben idpn 81 lan9e 9etra9ene Grpberz
un9siudt in tbre ridtt9en 0ren;en 3u<
rid su weiien wi1en,
&Dln, 81.