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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, June 50, 1869.
Modern Jcprnaiisn.

We feel the deepest commiseratlon for
those unfortunate editors who feel that
their journalistic regulations and the pecu-
MARY success of their papers depend en-
tirelv on the manufacture and publication
OF three two-colnmn articles in every issue.
It appears TO be matter of small conse.
quence what they write abort-quantity,
not quality, being the highest aim of many.
Some con6ne themselves exclusively to
politics, as if their readers we're in the
midst Of an interminable, heated political
campaign; some, again, eordense a chsS.
ter OF thierSs or Aacaulay, for the edi6ca.
tion Of those ~no have never read history I;
others discuss, in the most earnest and self
sacrificing manner, the very peculiar habits
of the Chinese and the japanese; while
others, still, tax their ingenuity to the ut
most 10 rake up from the embers Of the
Past all the dead issues that can form tn"
basis of articles as utterly devoid of inter-
est to the great mass of their readers as a
school-boy's composition on the horse.
The editor Of Newspaper could
not possibly make greater mistake than
conclude that he must fill up his editorial
columns with original matter every day,
even though it be at the expense of other
and more interesting departments Of his
Journal. Many of the best newspapers in
the country recognize this as self-evident'
truth Oftentimcs we have seen such
models Of utilitarian Journalism as the
Philadelphia Ledger and the Baltimore Sun
each With less than half column of edi:o-
rial lmatter-oecasionaly: with none at all.
The fact is, the conductor of an enter
prising, progressive modern daily newspa-
per understands that he must subordinate
the editorial 70 every other department OF
his paper. II his advertising columns are
crowded; if his general news, telegraphic
or local departments have an unusual press
Of interesting matter, he must give all
these the preference. We may be in error;
but we hazard our judgment on the asser-
ton that except in cases Of rare editorial
ability, nine out-of every ten readers of
newspaper read the: editorial articles
last. Of course, there are exceptions to
this, as to all other general rules; as when
questions Of great national Importance are
being discussed, or subjects Of unusual To-
cal impol tance are agitatins the public
mind. But, even under these circumstan-
ces, the editor is guilty of fatal error
Who inagines that prolixity is convinc-
ing argument. = = 49,.
Nearly all the best news journals of the
couRtry are rejecting the old and ohjec-
tionable style of long-Winded editorials.
They have discovered that no man of taste
orjudgment is willing to wade through two
columns Of type to find out what an editor
thinks If the Atlantic Cable or the pur-
chase Of Alaska3 Of Grant as President,
or Mrs. Van Lew as a., postmistress.
!. Brevity is, what the reading public de-
maad in daily news journal, and it is
what they will have in spite of the tireless
pens of those editors who write for their
own amusement. -
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IEdgefield Advertiser,

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Among the
Presidents appointments to West Point,
promulgated to-day, is son of Colonel
Crane. Of Ohio, recently killed at Jack
son. Mississippi.
Three daughters Of the Rev. D. B.
Nichols were on their way to school this
morning, when they we're intercepted by
a negro on the outskirts Of the city, who
violently seized the eldest girl, aged
seventeen, and ravished her, after which
b. made his escape. The two younger
girls, aged respectively thirteen and tif,
teen, used their utsost endeavors to
Illustrate the brute in his hcllish design,
by beating him with sticks and stones,
but all to no purpose. The girls are
white pupils Of the Howard University:
Their father is web known as the former
superintendent of the. contraband camp,
corner Of leth and Qstreets. ,.... ....z.,
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$40 REWARD.

GTRAYED from place formerly owned By
y. Mr.. HUNT, COW and YEA8LING
BULL. The Cow IS large, pale red color with
little white tuft at end Of tail-shows the
Devon breed. TIE 'Yearlins is well grown
same color as COW, only little white on
the belly. The Cow formerly belonged to-
Mrs. S. A. Nance, and may have gone to-.
wards her plantation. The above reward
will be given for the delivery Of both TO mo,
at Newberry c. b., or $5 for either.
T. G0UIN..
June 30 25tf --.. =. -: e
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The WORKING CHRISTIAN, a new paper
printed at Yorkville, S. c., Tilman r:
Gaines. Proprietor, the first number of
which is received is handsomely printed,
and we'll filed The right Of fellowship is
ex ended to it, with the hope that it may
prove success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Ms. SEwARD's LAST >PRoPHEcY.-Be-
fore starting on his present tour. he
stated very explicitly that within a year
there would be breakup of President
Grants administration, which he pro-
nounced the weakest administration the
country has ever had and he assigned
as one reason for going away that he
wished to be as far off as possible when
the breakup takes place.
New York Sun.
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:. The following exhibits the different
sec,s on the face of the earth. Of the
whole number of inhabitants of the
terrestrial sphere there are 335, ,o00.O 600
Chsi.tains 100000 Israeli,es;' so, ,o00,-
600 Asialic religions; l60,000,0 600 Mo-
hamusedans 2oO, ,ooo, 900 Pagans; l7o.-
100000 profess the Roman Catholic
faith; 81, ,0oO, 900 profess the Greek aith:
and 10000, 900 profess the Protestant,
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THE SCHOOL DAY VIsIToR, an illustrated
magazine for Young people, published by
DausLadav & Becker, 424 Walnut.st', Phil
adclphia, sl.25 per annum. The July num-
Der ofthiS charming magazine is at hand,
and we recommend our readers to subscribe
for it for their children.
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In the District Court of the

UNITED STATES. for South Careffna. Mag
FERN. 1859 In fhe matter Of Benz. j
Singleton, Newberry C.. H.--Bankrppe.
Petition for full and final discharge in Bank
ruptcv.
Ordered, that hearing be baden the 10th
day of August 1869. at Federal Court
House in Charleston S. c.; and that all cred
itors. &C of said Bankrupt appear at saida
time and place, q. d shew cause, ifany theye
can. why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. And that the 2nd and Sd
meetings of creditors of said Bankrupt will
he held at the Office of G. G, Jaeger, Esq,
Registrar of 81 Con District Of S. c., on 24th,
day of July. 1869, at IL m. - -.
BY order of the Court, the 25sh day Of
June, 1869. .-G:
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Conrt United States.
June 80 253t. For South Carolinat
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The GALAXY for july is just received.
The table of contents for this month is Of
the most interesting character, and affords
rich t.eat to its many readers. Thos ewho
are not subscribers would do we'll to send
on the price, 81 to Sheldon / Co., 49S 4 500
Broadwav. n. Y.
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A boarder at the "Columbia" came
near making grease spot" on the pave
ment, a night or two since. He attempt
ed to raise the window in his room; but
finding himself too short, put basin on
the sin and stood upon it. Basin slipped
and fell to the pavement. but the gent.
caught by the frame and saved himself.
TColumbia Phoeui8.
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IMMlGRANrs CoM1xG The
agents of the different steam lines in
New York, expect ab ut 5000 emigrants
this week. The steamer City of Lon
don brought 1,10o to-day. Agents Of
the Southern Emigration Companies,
have several hundred engaged to settle
on lands in the South. Ninety persons
left last Saturday to form colony in
Central Virginia; and about the same
number for North Carolina.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Miss Lizzie Mason. beautiful and ac-
complisbed young lady Of Wetumpka,
Ala, committed suicide by taking strych-
nine on Friday Of last week. Her father
had recently died, leaving his widow and
children in strsi,ened circumstances, and
this so prayed upon the. mind of Miss
Mason as to cause her to commit the
rash act of selfdestruction. she was
only about sixteen years of age.
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fEdgefeld Advertiser.

In Illinois it is larceny to take away
a newspaper from the place where it is
left. fit were so here we should re-.
quire n much larger penitertiarv. Many
of the complaints Of not receiving pa
pers that reach rs from our subscribers.
are occasinaed by the utter disregard
some people hsve of the rights Of per
sons or property. = IN ;,Egz ;, r. - -
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The ECLECTIC for July contains-Embel-
lishments: Lar;iseer and his Connoiserrs,
and Gutenberg, l40o>14SS Rtwlinson's Five
Great sionarch les of the Ancient East, the
Etru<cans; the Engli>h of Antiquity, the Ma
,ure of the Interior Of rhe Eirtl: can CathS
olic Priest Contract Matrimeas 2 on .sleen,
the cycles Of the worlds, almu. St rPaul's,
Russia ond :he East. the northmcn, beathen
and christian tcnncluded) he knew he was
right, Chaps XIV ta 1xvtI1, new ezpedi>
,ion to CentralAfrica, Cromwell and the Jews,
the deep sea word on the drama in Eng
land and France, Wal'ens'ein and his times.
part I, Charles Dickens moral services to
literature. the Council of Trent and the
council of the vatican ,,he sea kings AT home,
rising Of the Nile. "Landseer" and Guten-
berg" poetry. lirerrry notices. science. art.
varieties. Terms ofIhe Eclectic. single CO.
pies, 45 cents; one conv one year. S. co.
two copies. one year. 50 90; FIVE copies one
year. $50 90. Address +. + pelton, Pub
Usher, los Fulton ST., New York.
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Tn the District Court of the

In the DlStTlcC COufL OF inc
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina
May Term. 1869 In the matter OF A. G.
Darlington. of Newbery County - Bank
rupt. Petition for full and fnat dischafge
in Bankruptcy. -
Ordered. that a hearing be had on the 18th
day of July. 1869, at Federal Court House
in Charleston. S. C, and that all creo~
itors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear Q. .aia
time and place, and shew cause. II any they
can, why the'prayer Of the Petitioner soousd
NOT be granted. And that the 2nd and Sd
meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt WIN
be held at the office of C.. G. Jaeger. Esq,
Registrar Of third ~ Congressional Dissrics.
s C, ou the 18th day Of July, 1853, %
By order Of the Court, the 2eod day oe
June, 1869. - -
Clerk District Court United States.
June 30253s For South Carolina.
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Dissolution.

The 6rm Of Paysinger i Wilson, Is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. The
Notes and Accounts are in the hands of T..
N. Paysinger. who will settle business OF
firm. j. Z. Wilson will continue in busi-
ness and will be thankful for any patronage
he may receive. T. n. PAYSlNGER,
June 80 25 1t. J. C. WILSON. :
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Tn theDistrict Court of the.

UNITED STATES, for South Caroline, Nay
FERN, 1859 In the matter of John G, Lips
ford of Martins Depot. Lxurens Colnty--
3 .nk=ans Petition for full and saai dias.
Ordered, thar hearing be had on the 3cta
dav Of July, 1869. at Federal Court House
in Charleston, S c.; and that all creditors.
&c of said Bankrupt. appear at said time;
and place and Sfew cause. If any they can,
Why the prayer of me petitioner should not
he granted. And that the End and Sd meets
ings of creditors. Of said Banks
rupt will he held at the office ofG G Jaeger
E,q., Register of 81 Con. District, s c., onl
% day Of Jnlv, 1869. at IL NJ. ,5.z,.s ..-s
By order of the Court, the 2s,ii day. Of
June, 1859! -l.ss.t
. 30. DANIEL HORLBECK, =, q
Clerk Dist Court of The U. S. for 8. c.
June 30 IS St.
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June 80 25 IF
District Court Of the United States.

DLSTLCC tOUTt ~ ttS ONHc0 EE4E6Ss
For the District of South Carolina. In the
matter James Siegier-8ankrupt.' -, -s-.se-
BY whom Petition for Adjudication Of
Blpkruptcy was filed on the 26th day Of
December, 4 D 1853 in said Court.
This is 10 give no'ice, that on the 23rd day
of June, \ D 1869, a Warrant in Bank
rup,cy was issued against the estate ~
James Siegler Of the county Of Lexington,
and State of South Carolina, who has
been .adjudged Bankrup. on his own
Petition: that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belong.
ing to said Bankrupt, 10 him or for his use.
and the transfer of any property BY him ara
forbidden by Law: that meeting Of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more AssigEee9
OF bis estate, will be held at a Court OF
Bankruptcy. to be holden at Newberry c H
C, before C. G. Jaeger. Registrar, on the
lash day of July, A. D. 1869, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ, at Newberry. dy..;
L E. JOHNSTON,
us. Marshall as Messenger,
Per A. P. PIFER, Dept. Mes. -sa- -.
June 30 IS St
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The following new post Offices have
been established:
Collins, Edgefield Co.. T. E. Mathis,
postmaster Shelton, Fairfield Co., T.
NJ. Hargood, postmaster; Stony Point,
Anderson Co., ]. A. Price, postuas-
ter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

The EdgeReld Advertiser, records the
death of Theo. W. Lundy, Lewis j.
Miles, and Hartwell Rogers. ESqs. All
eStirnable citizens. of Edge6eld Dis
trict.
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Summer Schedule.
Spartanburg & Union 4. IL,

ON and after the 9th of June. instant. the
~ Passenger Trains will leave Spartan
burg Court House. on TUESDAY, TaUkSs
DAY and SATURDAYS, at S 90 A. d, and
arrive atAlslon, at 1l.30 A. D..
Returning same days, leave Aston at H.
90 H., and arrive at Spartanburg Court
House, at loop. NJ, as per following schc>
dule: .....s-. .~,.Es- -.
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Mr.. j. B. Brown informs us that an
attempt was made night or two ago by
a negro, to outrage the person of Mrs.
Mary S. Smith, widow, who. with her
little son. lives on Big Cedar Greek, in
fairfield County, ahnnt six miles from
Doko. Mrs. Smith was aroused ny q
voice calling to her, and stating iaat her
aunt, who lives some distance up the
road, was about to die. She got up,
opened the door and looked out. when an
unknown negro seized her and attemp.
ted to commi: a rape on her person.
She resisted, when he curs,d her. and
taking up handful Of earth, forced it
into her mouth, to stop her cries. A
freedman who lives near, overhearlnS
the unusual noise, ran to her assistance,
when the intruder disappeared. These
infamous attempts are becoming so ''e'
qucnt, that the use Of the pistol or gun
will necessarily become general.
[Phenix.
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WOOL CARDING
GOODGION'S FACTORY.
LAURENS DISTRICT, S C..

OUR WOOL CARDlNG MACHINES,
" are now in first rate order, and card>
ing very superior Rolls.
Wool left with A. W. T. SIMMONS, at
the Depot, Newberry, C. H., will be re.
ceived carded and returned - to whom
pavment may be made. When wool is
creased, our prices for csrding are l2s
cents per lb, or ore. fourth ofthe wool-ioll.
Patronage Of the citizens of Newberry,
soli'' ited, to whom we guarantee satistac'
ton in every instance.
R.s.&J ". G0ODGloN.
June 80 % 3.nO
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Read the "Adventures Of Blockade Rnn>
ner'' in the XIX Century Magazine. Send for
o specimen number, price s. cents Address XIX
Century Publishing Co F G. DEF ontaine, Bus
mess Manager, Charleston, S. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Seven miles of cat-sut vibrated at the
Boston Peace Jubilee. Bosh and bla-
fun! 4 truce to all such peace con-
ventions, emanating from the rule or ruin
country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

We learn that the sub,taniial building Oh
Main-st,crt, cast of the Ne"berTy Ho-
tel, has been di-po>ed Of bv Mr. Thomas
Paysinrcr to Mr.. Jacob Singlcy, for s5,O75.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

The small grain crop just harvested, IN
Newberry District, is the finest and best
ever before grown. The wheat will compare
favorably with that Of Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

MIR. 4. NJ Riset has beeen appointed Mag.
istrate for Newherry County, vice Gen. II.
II. Kinard, deceased.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Mr.. A. Harris will have f1ne beef on
sale Saturday morning, Price 8 and 10
c per 10,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Laff and grow PhatH See the happy taking
of Of the So. Ca. Legislature IN the June
numl er OF the XIX Century M gazine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

<HrMILirY OF EseLsuaEN.-Thc Paris
correspondent of the: London Herald,
speaking of farewell dinner given to
General Dix, on occasion of his icavi"s
France. says: = F:I.
"The Americans are a great people,
but it is pity that ali of their. rnanlfrs
tatinns should have the nrSer,u}y ap.
pearance Of pnf: They pnff them
selves, puff their inro.ncs, Puff their
statesmen; andare2 meyer 50 happy as
when proclaimins the very high opinion
they ertertaiii of their own merits"
There is too much truth in this; and
on the other hand. there is nothing s."
pleasing as to the observer Of human IA
ture, as exhibited in the average English:
man, as the sweet, retiring modesty OF
his personal and national se;f'estimat'on.
If there is ono British quality mre
marked than another, it undoubtedly is
the grace of humility.-New York Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Fead "Reminiecerces of tie War; by "Per-
soprer in the XIX Century Magazine. ASK
your Booksellers for it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

Get the Millville Atmospheric fruit
jar, and save your fruits and vegetables
for winters use.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

We invite attention 10 tine card Of the
Messrs. Goodgion's Wool Factory. The
reputation Of the Messrs. Goodgion for
doing superior work is vell established.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

The Xxx Ceutury'' Publication Company at
Charleston have brought out gem in the way
of Magazine Literature. The Sketches Of the
War. and Running the Blockade are graphic,
srd there IS not an .uriulerestins paragraph
between the covers. The humourops >piciures
alone. are worth the price, SO 50 per anuum.
Address z. u. ;DeFuntaine. Business Mauager
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Friend N. W., who dwells in a pleas
ant cot, not far from the margin Of Salu-
da's lovely stream, sent US a "hasty"
note through mail, inclo<ing cotton
bloom, from the Wert'S plant, but those
everlasting rats in Riser's Office which
ate our pumpkin seed, demolished the
bloom, and partially destroyed the letter.
Mr.. w. has been improving his cotton
for a number Of years and now has cot
ton that will, with the same cultivation,
equal, if not beat the Dixion's improved
He has the Wert's and the Dixion's i'm
proved growing this year, and the for
rner is now far ahead, bu. the result can
only be determined when gathering
time comes.
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CheapCooking;
Stoves.

A few good cooking stoves sent ont from
the manufacturers as samples, will be sold
very low if applied for sooa. Come and
get you a good cooking stove, cheap. Now
is the time to get bargain:
June 80 25 IF W. T. WRlGHR.
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TuAT RAD1su.-W. S. r., yesterday
laid mammoth radish upon our table,
measuring 30 inches in length, and .
half dozen inches through the middle.
But the thing had 10 heart. Sooner
have radishes little smaller and sweeter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-30

The Rev. Ellison CarerS officiatcd last
Sabbath morning and afternoon at St.
Luke's Episcopal Church and in the eve'
Mig preacbedin the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Capers is graceful, fluent impas,
stoned reader, and clear, terse logical
rea>oner.
We regret the continued illness of the
Rev. Richard Furman, which precludes
bis attendance upon the religious wants
of his people. Mr.. Furman's pulpit was
ably filled last Sabbath by his venerable
father, the Rev. Samuel Furman.
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Dog days are coming. In pity see to
the brutes. ...:
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Capt. Samuel Barksdale, Of Laurens,
died on Monday last,
The caterpillar has appeared in Ches-
ter.
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Und me cooms to de shtation.
Und me dinks my own nation
I'll find in dis place init der fine situation.
But dey cooms NIT der shteeks
Und fears me mooch keeks,
So very soft shpeaks
"Wie gehts all" und dey laughs like crea.
ton.
Und saws vat YOU call her
Is't dis der Walhalla? .
Der Himmel 20 deutcher sind INNER SO
biest?"
Und den der whole band,
Waves me way NIT die hand,
Und says me, ''go shtand
Ouer dere to de shtose on de vest"
Und me goes at de shtore
Veelin veeble und poor, =.
Und me shpeaks init q mann jung und
frisky; -. 49,. -. .
Und he says ''me cant tell
Vat you wants for to sell,
Und you goes in der hell, -
Or else you 60 dere und get viskey,'
Uud me goes uhd me trinks .
Und dere me mooch dinks,
Das goes me sehr gut in dem ...agen, =
Und me shtays we're me pees -
Und me ebery ting sees -
Eor is schust mooch agrees, (
Dis liquor NIT ME here III trvgen.
Und all de jung men -.. ---..'- '--.-.
= Dey coonls me up daq :-;%
Uud dey takes me de. brandy End honeys {;
~.., Dey eoor.s Elm una drcissig,
Und trinks all so aeissie, - s. 90 :
= und shpeaks me so spicig, : -:
Tnd leaves me to psyali der moneys.
Und ME says me, ats naughty
For all yons kanheute y;
Landsm inner; Arbeiter:-Gots weiss vat
- To coome und to tcins
Und to laugh undto wink
. Uud % grin und to blink
:'e' Und pring into a kink
4 poor stranger you never knows not.
.Und den dey all pelows,
Und up cooms fellows,
His fist vas 80 pig as never sees;
= =: Und he says "now you lesfes here
Or else viii griels yer
For mooch blo~s I'll giefs yer
Shoost dere we're de eyes und nose pees."
Und dat raise mine choler,
Und out me did holler
Und shpoke like a parent to tenn pat poys' :
Und up coomS anudder
Und says, "looks YOU brudder
Yir makes you to shudder
Ven YOU goes not away NIT dis noIs.
Und den me did schwear me,
Und rip me uud tear me,
Und says me der Teufel, holr dich und Sic
ale;
Me goes we're me please
Und me tikes me mine ease
Und me gifts nit preeze,
Till it suits me 60 to my Walhalla.
Yous all been betrunken
Verloren gesunken, --...
Likes him vat did call dis old place Level
Frogs.
Es ist no deutscher mann
Here among you as kann
Ever make yOuS piaHu
To save yous all sure from de toss.
Und den dey gin schlageu
Auf Kopfe and magen
Und shtops nit vagen
Und drows me so weak as pee;
Und ven next me found
Me vas fast on der ground
Und schleepin 80 sound
Nit die shtreets of der Newperree.
Und den me cooms fort,
Und me cooms to de Mort
Nit de dcutscher right sort
Und me brays all der nights to der Devil;
80 Teufel I'm dine
Alls me and alls mine
Und l kneels pit DIV shrine
So dou shlays uud di>htroys der Frog Level. "
SCHIMMELPFENNIG.
Walhalla, den 2eth Juni. 1859.