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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-14
nnsAhk.,

In Juue, when the roses hung
tsver The hodges, hcsyy with dew,
and softly the sRyAlark sung.
Ont Of ahs cloud In the endiess p,ue,
h1dciscats foot kept step with mine
Tn yainetteF nestled n darling haaa,
And life was thing divine. ~
Bns now, sf che roses burn. .ns,sa.
Pnntinr their lips for the sun " S''s'
II ain sbinss lovely return, y,ss
Snd eniS he s. Tv TO this heart efmine-
W 49, ~. $50 500. INST is only waiting 70 nrcak
matt,nw gaitiog the word or sign
:, Mnrss hrssnr for her darling sakey
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BY Wellington Goddin-
A urtioneer and Peal Estate Agent.

TCRTY TO SIXTY ACRES OF BEAU
Il TIFUI. Fla RMING LAND ON THE FAIR
GROUNDS ROAD, ONE MILE WEST OF THE
DENCES OF MEssRs., joins. p. BALLARD
AND DIR. MARTIN g.. TAYLOR. FOE SALE
AT AUGTION.-Wiu be sold ut auction, On the
O'Clock p A., that beautiful TRACT OF LAND
located as above. It IS now set In clover and
grass, and Is well adapted for q suburban resi-
dence, rs The neghbof hood is equal to the best In
the vicinity Of Richmond.
4 plat will be exhibited at the hour Of sale:
= TERMS At sale, w. GODD1N,
sja1y kuc, iOueer.
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SALE OF VALU.
EEARI,ETIMBERED LAND IN CHESTER.

4 NUMMISS1UNEh0 bALT Or VALU-
~ ABLE TIMBERED LAND IN CHESTER.
FIELD COUNTY.-ln execution of q decree Of
the county court OF Chesterfield colnty entered at
the March term, 1870, In the case OF II. G. Crews
and wife ps. Mary E. Martins heirs, the UNDER
signed, commissi .ner appointed by said decree,
wfllse1l at auction, at Tomahawk station, on the
Richmond and Dan Sile railroad, In Chesterael 10
70 O'Clock NJ, d TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the estate OF Mary +. Martin, deceased, contains
ing about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, and lying
TERMS: One-afth cash balance on . credit OF
four, eight, twelve, and sixteen mouths for bonds
bearing nteress from day OF sale, secured by decd
y ie .. 4r Ut Is '- S. BROOKS, Commissioner.
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By,Grubbs 81 Williams. Auctloneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING L0PS
on CLAY STREET, AND TWO -CTHESS
on CITaARTNE STREET, ATAUCTION.--o3In,
TUESDAY, 18th June. at O. clock r NJ; we WI, VII
coli mon the promises, two beautiful BUlLDlNG
I.OTS on the south side OF Clay street bstWeen
Gmer and Hancock streets nss a east OF E fter
which we Will sell two LOTS on the sopth SIDE or
Cain ,rne street bctwet Henry and smith streets,
each a3txlO4 feet t. al alley in common.
TERMS At sale. 81,
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..... BY Grubbs Il Williams, "a,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
N No. 5I2, ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOU RITZ
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
the 18th June at o. clock p NJ, win sell, upon
the premises, the DWELLING situated as above.
1t Is comparatively new, was built by the owner
for his own use, has five rooms, besides O bath
room and two closets, kitchen connected by q
covered way with the main house, with three
rooms, wood and coal house, and gas throughout.
II has Just been put in thorough repair and paint
ed throughout. ......
The lot is 28s by about 100 feet, and Is well set
With flowers vines, &c.
Immediate possession will be given.
This Is very desirable residence of Its Size,
and should attract those seeking home In plea.
ssDtneighborhood convenient TO business.
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, secured by trust deed. !;
~. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, !
ie 81, -. Auctioneers. |!
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[ARCoAL SWATER-COOLERS.
no THE WORKING CLAss.--Ws al,

IL now prepared to furnish all classes with com
slant employing ut home the whole Of the tine
l0rfor the spare moments. Business new, light,
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily ga IN
from 69cs TO sS per evening. and . proportional
cum by Geyotiag their whole time 70 the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly As much as .mep.
That all who see this notice may send their 40.
dress and test the business, we make this rnpa.a
ralIeled offer To all such IS are not well salts.
writing. % Full particulars, % valuable ssamIle
which WIN do TO. commence work ons and o. copy
Of Yhe Peoples Literary ConapG7aio7l--ono OF the
sent free by msii. Header II yen want peru,a-
nent, profitable uorsr ADDRESS y 20 y
saAstd.a&swssas3Sss efa AHgvsis "a
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BY Grubbs &c Williams, .a..a,a
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW BOOKS.
y pn WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, commen-
cling at half-past O'Clock i. III we win sell ut
our Office, on Eleventh between Main and Bank
streets, the LAW Libraries of tho late Pat
rick Henry Aylett and Powha.an Roberts, ana
others, embracing $500 volumes OF STANDARD
WORKS and REPORTS.
Also, about 300 volumes OF MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS, mostly of a political character.
The sale is worthy the attention OF the profes-
sion and Of the trade. ,s.:{ ...sesgff..,f
!, Catalogues now ready. and win be sent 70 any
address,. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
lie esss Auctioneers.
VIII be sold, at the same time and place, the
LIBRARY OF j. ID. Weed, to satisfy DIST ess war
rant in my hands In favor o. Grubos " " iiuS Hs
anaP Campbell Us. j. ID. Weed. -,
les JAMES LAURIE, il. c. G, z.
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IMPORTATION.
LICoRICE, LIUORICE, LICORICE.

LlCOhlCG, LIOOh1CE, LlCou1eG'
We will sell at the bonded warehouse adjoining
Messrs 3. G. Tardy & Co., Seventeenth street,
on WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
200 cases pnre SPANISH i.ICORICE PASTE,
in bond or duty paid, as purchasers may prefer,
on sixty days for approved negotiable paper.
LEE, Seldom Il CO.
Sale conducted by Messrs. CHARLES T. 'WoR-
THAN & Co., auctioneers and commission mer-
chants !. ......... ..-,..a. ...... je 8-lw I
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sEWIEG-mACHrNEs.

THE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
l MACHINE, the best for MI kinds OF work.
Its sales indicate it durability and popularity
prove It; its work confirms IL. Over ninety thou
sand sold last year. Cali and examine II. >-"'
Sewing-Machines repaired. 81. Ht4sf,sI sf-4.53
AGENTS WANTED. .ea
= -7IG 70 81 CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent,
te a. sw&w3m ~. 0l3 Main street.
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E BY ". Goddtn, Auctloneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE or MAR
SHALL STREET NEAR THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE.-Wiil be sold at auction, on the premises,
on WE'D HESDAY the 18th June, 1870, at O'Clock
r. NJ, that valuable lot located as above, fronting
Is feet running back about l30 feet to q nalley.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; balance at nine and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
lea w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
poprv nv oI1sANp u ,LLARs
The stock embraces

The stock embraces r,....,..s.
PLAID CASHMERE ERsECH SUITS at III
worth SIS;
PLAID CASHMERE FRENCH SUITS at sls
worth $2s; III ~ s..gi H.. i.
FRENCH SACK SUITS at sia worth $le;.
BLACK and eoLoRED oLuTH FRooKs at
sle worth $40;
BLACK and coLORED CL.TH' FRoCKs at
sls worth $22; ..a. .a...t,. .,.a
eLACk poEsKIN PANTS a. IS worth $40;
BLACK DOEsKIN PANTS at 50 worth Sla;
AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF GENTLEMES's WEAR AT
CORRESPONDING PRICES. .''s.&
In addition to which VIII be found a
LARGE STOCK OF .r..slsa
YOUTHS AND B,Ys' WEAR $50
.., in ali the latest styles.
ALSO,
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF ,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
for children from Eve TO nine yenrs OF age tnat
can be found In the statt, and which
will be sold without
REFERENCE TO COST.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ...
The above stock will be offered at
PRIVATE SALE
THIRTY DAYS LONGER,
at which time it will he disposed Of
s AT AUCTION.
ANY reports to the contrary need not be regarded.
This stock s......
MUST POSITIVELY
he sold to wind up tie present
AFFAIRS OF THE BUSINESS.
Persons In want will fnd this chance
a.f IN THIS LIE
rarely to be met with to get good article for
LITTLE MONEY.
ALL FOR CASH ONLY
AT
BALDWIN'S OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
je 1l-eod3tl
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EoR RENT, No. / SEyER-DCsrAYT
~ FLA Nth--aress,ysp iead,d inssyansnas Tspn,s
fe e On ssss y 1000 PERKY, gRlys
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cEWING-MACHINES.

THE BEST IS THE BUTToN-HoLE. r.
ALWAYS GET THE BEST; THEY ARE THE
/ ...s..,s.s .ssE CHEAPEST. .ufsT
CALL AT 1911 MAIN STREET AND GET
ssag a-@es ONE. ~. =t
FIFTY soLDIN MAY.
TERMS :tLiberal. ~ srs- Ffl-I
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r ANDs IN LARGE - , -, ,,, n,,,,,, =,
. Itave In my hands for sale LANDS In almost
every sectiop OF the State. number Of them are
large, nrst-ciass estates, with splendid Improve
ments, and desirably located. - -,r.,s
t'F - GEORGE By DHEWRY,
myA-tJels lola Main street.
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RESTAURANTS.

NETELLE, NO. 1204.-The season for
II Spring diet has fairly set In, and al the fresh
luxurfes which come with Il are at ZETELLE's
with LAMB 'yEAI.G SPRING. CHICKEsS
PEAS, ASPARAGUS. TOMATOES, AND
STRAWBERRIES, with the other regular dishes
,nnsts fasfidiops guest is not heartily satisfied
Ther, the BAR with its PURE LIQUORS; MN
ERAL WATERS. and the excellent beverages
Enter sainment, the style OF which Ia infcrtof 70
none In this country. .aS 80 si.f.Epr-3s} my
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS, '.s
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARR aha a GR Il and P'LAsTER Mills;
BOILERS, FORGING2, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
). ENGINES and SAW-MILLS Of various sizes
always on hand. r-
Oideueines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
PROMPTLY and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars. 81 $50 - r. ,
deA WILLIAM e. TANNER J. co,
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MACHINERY. dc.

: ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
and BOILERS in city xnd
country TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds OF steam fittings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON's PATENT STEAM ENGINE CO.
VERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM.EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica steam-Gauge Compa-
ny's .STEAM-GAUGES. Every one OF these
gauges are warranted fora year. We know them
TO be the best gauge now In use. They are LESS
above articles always on hand. We also keep
HOLLANDS PATENT SELg-FEEDISG OIL
CUP for shafting and all kinds Of achnery, which
and best thing now out. Come and see IL and NJ,
GEORGE 3, SLOAT,
mylo st.'E.- A. JACKSON ADDINGT0N.
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TOR RENT,.a very desirable nrfvafas.s
= RESIDENCE, on First street kesween Ms5
M Ma p, snS Cary streets containing eigsi rooms
IN k sna yn io9s roma with Ras mad waisv
Possession given twmedistely. Apply 30 -'1
LUCIEM HlEE
no. AoL corner OF Fourth and Kasd strass,
5e7--eGdst sss4 strIsGs - = 80 "a ZEE.
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GEORGE II. BROWN. c, l.. RADWAY.
rENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
VI DRAFTED WHEELER & WILSON SEW
propose, in view. OF our
superior facilities to conduct our business on The
most liberal basis, and keep constantly ON hsDda
full assortment OF the aDQYe celebrated machine,
with all the modern improvements and findings
for the Bnme, such as Needless Sewing Stik Cot
ton, &c. Machines sold on the lease plan ut cash
prices, instslmenrs Of 90 month. Repairs
promptly attended to-. ..s-..-.1s.u ~
.ts. No. $50 Main, eornero OF Eighth street.
Agents wanted throughout the State. my u
CEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW;
ING NhCHI2ES BOUGHT AID SOLD. We ecu
tho onlYt PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOhT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES -
SI.OAT d ADDINGT0N,
!; iyA S&tS Cary street. pear Eourteenth.
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DOR RENT, the BRICK DwETI~s
II ING ON EiRh,h street a,ar rts- sGELr@9
formerly occupied BY Richard Fox. Eso 80 -
fs.ning NINE RoDn an brick kischea. All e
je9-eodats Ffrst Msihs..
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sNxTOa AND ELAIsEHD d
81 paseaasetss hlsssess S ~ slf aiMSs
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by Lyme 4 Brother. -
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.

SMALL RRICK TENEMENT ON THE
= WEST LINE OF THIRD E T W q
GRACE AND BROAD sTREE STREET, FOR - so SALE LIZ
SMALL BRICK TENEMENT located as above,
now occupied by Lewis Sampson. Itcontains six
or seven rooms, is supplied with gas andwater,
A'A N'A - -. -. LYME q BROTHER,
IAN r... .s..es.ss.-T. Auctioneers.
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TOHN R. MOUNTCASTLE, ..g .sf
81 $40 BROAD STREET,
sole agent for the Ola MHND STATE COOKING
STOVE. 1t has a very large oven, and Is also q
small consumer. Farmers and all In want or su
article will do well TO give Us cal before buying
elsewhere. Sole agent for MUNSON Copper
TUBULAR LIGHTNING-ROD. -" jes
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TOR TINNERS.-WIREo OF all sizes, for
Il timers, for sale by GORDON & CRiNGaN,
Pearl RInck 10 LII
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DEAL ESTATE.-I have for sale pri-
h yately DWELLING-H0USES In various
parts of the city at from q goo TO ylo, Ooo; sa NM
noses, and PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY and FARMS to suit
elei Also REt T and LEASE CITY PROPERTY
and COLLECT. RENTS. -,,...
II you wish to make any trans action In rear
estste anrlyto JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
al, q Office, soI Main street.
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FOR RENT.

ZOE ss,a RE RsIs, 9E SALE AZ q most ex-eA,
VATE kESlDEEGA II %. SEQ, on The east ~ ~
Fl efoen syenus en Csy nd
TENEMENT containing five rooms sa.t ShtG ~.
store; kitchen, alarg stable. DC :aii OF Which lei
are e a, nrangsd with large lot attached
E Ell! now IN Store can be urchassd nriysteiy
for terms, &c. apply On the relnises OF To '0'S
FRANCIS 2, ISREIJ
Auetiopeer and RI ;aI Esfsie oen,.
te IL eod4 - -Xaia ana hanE.
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5 BY Francis T. Isbell, =
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
At PRIVATE SALE, TWO DESlRA-
n BILE FRAMED TENEmENTS on the east
side n Fourth street between Jackson and Duval,
With seven rooms each, and other nece ,sary Inn
movements. This property should attract the
aItenIion of rersons seeking investments, or those
desirons Of securing neat residences upon accom-
modating terms. Applyto ,e,.
suctioneer and Re u Estate gent,
5 Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
Il, nnAG
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BY Lee Sc Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
-..... No. l1l3 Main street.

RICHARDSON & Co., AuctIonears.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-18

A Rochester paper tells e romantic story OF
young dressmaker who became infatuated
with young man without his knowledge.
70 make herself worthy of him she took to
study, and, after severe course of Ere nch,
Italiah, and piano.. during which she worked
at her occupation, and only slept three hours
out OF the twenty -four, the young man mar.
ried another girl The blow was too much
for the young ady'sreason, and she is now
an inmate of an insane asylum. as
Giles Gordon bugler in Battery G, Fourth
United States Artillery, while bathing OF
Fort Johnson, n. c., on the 18th of July, was
seized by shark and bitten severely IL tn
foot. The shark made . desperate effort TO
draw him under the water, but the bugler sue
ceeded in disengaging himself with the other
leg, and swan to the wharf, where timely
assistance resened him from his perilous
position, ~ ,-aa sfq,F : F r.
The Sheriff Of Howard county, Ind. on
Thursday arrested one Moses NJ Ray for a
murder com mitted in Kentucky in 1868 Ar
rived at NoOlesviile, q crowd of about two
hundred boarded the train, seized the pris-
oner and run him out on the platform. The
Sheriff was brutally beaten on the head with
q stone tied up in a handkerchief. The MUIR
derer was taken tct the Court House, and
after sham trial released. The most intense
excitement prevailed at Kokomo, where a
company of a hundred men volunteered to go
to Noblesville to protect the Sheriff, if nee.
essary. s.t.
A New York paper says Mayor Hall, of that
city, has an uncle and cousin for his Secre-
taries, and pays them $4,000 o year. they
going to the office very regularly once a
month to get their money, but transacting
no other duties oftheir offices.
An Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, pastor
announced from his pulpit an evening lecture
entitled, Hunting an Appetite A large
audience were deeply interested, and at the
conclusion of the address the pastor announ-
ced that as he he'd received no salary for six
months past 'the sexton will now collect
something for him to hunt an appetite WITH
WAFFLEs.-With two fresh eggs, half q
pound OF -four, quarter of pound of sifted
sugar, two slices of butter, melted in o little
milk, and some drops OF orange flower water,
compose batter well mixed, containing no
Jumps, and which ropes in pouring Heat
your waff1e-iron. grease it inside with butter,
fill it with the batter, close it and return tc
After being assured that 1t is good color
take it out and keep hot until the moment
of serving.
A young man in Harrisburg, who loves
dentists daughter, has to get tooth pulled
once week. as an excuse for going to see
her, and wants to know what excuse he shall
have when his remaining four teeth have beer
extracted.
Receipts under one hundred dollars do no
requiri to be stamped. The placing o
stamps upon small receipts has been sourc,
ofmuch vexation to business men, who vii
learn with pleasure of its abolition by the lat
Congress.
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POETRY.
The Germans FatheYlsnd.

VIII ere Is the Germans Fatherland
Ist swabiaf lat the Prussian's land
ls't where the grape grows on the Rhine
Where sea-gulls skim the Battles brine?
Q FOL more great. more grand
Must be the Germans Fatherianot
Where Is the Germans Fatherlande
Bavaria, or the styrian's landf
1s't where the Marser's cattle Craze
Is it the Mark where FORCES blaze?
o no more great. more grand
Must be the Germans Fatherlandl
Whore is the Germans Fatherlandi
WestDhaliAe POmereniass strand
Ist whore the sand watts on the ehoree
Is't where the Dsnube's suTges roar
o no more great. more grand,
Must be the Germans Fatheriandl
Where is the Germans Fatherlands
Say. how 10 named that mighty landf
Is't TyrolY where the Switzers dwellf
The land and people please me well.
% no! more great more grand
Must be the Germans Fatherland
Where Ia the German FatherlandP
Say, how 10 named that mighty lands
Ali Austria surely 1t must be,
In honOfs rich and victory.
o mol more great, more grand
Must be the Germans Fatherand!
Where isthe Germans Fatherlands
Say, how 10 named that mighty lsnds
Ia il the gem which princely guile
Tore from the German crown ere while!
o no. more crest. more grand
Must bo the Germans Fa.hcrland
Where IL the Germans Fatherlandg
Name me at length that mighty flp1d9s f4sf
iss WAsre'sr rrs0nnds hs pe,7fstfn R0ae,
eRheresr "a glorious songs dis sub0."@
BE this the Fathrrland,
Brave German. this tn, FAtherlandi
There Is the Germans Fatherlani, UI
Where oaths are sworn. but by the hand,
Where faith and truth beam in the eyes,
And IL the heart affection liess
Be this the Fatherland.
Brave Cor man, this thy r atherlandi
There is the Germans Fatherland,
Where wrath the Southron's guile doth brand,
Where all are foes whGee deeds offend,
Where every noble soul'B friend.
Be this the Fatherland,
ALL GERMANY SHALL BIZ THE LAND
All Germany that land shall be |!
Watch Ger Il. God. and grant that we,
With German hearts, in deeds and thoughts,
May love 1t truly. as we ought.
Be this the PatherAnd s+M
Az Germany aAoH BE- The land!
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We've all our Angel Side.

The huge rough stones from ont tae mine
Unsightly and unfair,
HAYS Yeins OF pnrest metal hid
Beneath the sufface there.
Few rocks so bare but TO their heights
Some tiny moss-p anteclinge,
And Yonnd the peaks 10 desolate
fhe sea bird sits1and sings.
Believe me too that rugged souls
Beneath their rudencse hide
Much that Ia beautiful and good
We've all our angel side.
In all there Is All inner depth,
A far of secret way, 81
Where through the windows of the soul,
God sends his smiling ray.
In eTsry humai heart thereiso9
A faishfrl sounding chord, -.
That may be struck unknown to as
By some sweet loving word.
Tle wayward man in man may try
Its softer thoughts to hide. $500
Some unexpected tone reveals
1t has an angel side.
Despised and lone, and trodden down,
Dark with the shade OF sin,
Deciphering not these halo.lights
Wbiof God has Lit within:
1ney grope about in utmost night,
Poor poisoned souls they ara.
Who guess not what life's meaning H.,
Nor dream Of heaven afar.
o that some gentle hand of love
Their stumbling steps wonld guide,
And show them that amidst 1t all
Life has It's angel side.
Brute like and mean and dark enough
God knows some natures are,
But he compassionate comes near,
And shall We stand afar? ga.'U1u
Our course oil will not grow less
IN ahar0d with ha4rtv hand
For words ofpeace and looks OF love,
Few natures can Withstand.
Love is the mighty conqueror.
Love Is the beauteous guide,
Love with her beaming eye can see
We've all our angel side.