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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
Baltimore
Gire Jn(uranre Qffrf,

Giirwrft.Gefe Don Scutbs une SSaterffr,
psratbertpdbreno 9eaen Scrluit oesr S9aoen eurb
artcn bon @igentbum, Wobns, saoenz uno @aareHs
SduIer, San6clsglter, stdrrbauproeuftc, 0obcln,
5agsstrat4 IN, San osorliinc oOer m9aisH
II 2loun9 bciinoltte NabrScu9c u. !. ID. ~
9as Sjrsftprium be jfcbt aus iolasneen 5crrsn:
% m. o.. Surriion, Gt1tbcnt
Geo. u. 8tttrs. gSm. 3. Srune,
S. %. Nlris, 5. b. IlOtJ,
Sapib O. gSiliou, &. Robt. SCnfirs,
Soliob bennington, s. Morton Stelpart
Srancis 3. Gina, y. &. Iepcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpile Sorlus,
R. 9. Gteuart, W. 10. 3aplor,
Ssrdel Cohen.
MppltationszSornutar uno uccre Ra6rldt hber
bic SSeielidait iuiro in Der Sfcc, Stowctsgdc uon
goutb. rno gEaterilr, erbeilt, no aub ale aurd9c
ioiort erleoi9t peroen. Strii1erunScn Dsrecn .anf
irsene cine fSrit an9euonmcn, Wclde bet applttant
phubcn mag.
(3an.1 ,fS.D Er. @opfmprtb, GER.
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Sclearaplil6e 9cpci.lcll.

(Sou Der rIfociirteu HrcIic" lir oen yDeutiben
SorreiponecRtcr" herihtet. Der "Sorrcipona
bent" lit od6 etnjgc oeutiibe Vtor9cnblatt Bat
timores, lucldlc5 ole SfnIarb uno 8Gbcls6C
pCidtn bCSiebt uno potltdnog peroiieuttt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
SluS Cincinnati. Ndbbiner=Son:
pcutipu.
StGbereS iiber Die Nermrtbeiluua Der
SHprScriu SrtttcuOcu'S.

Can SranSiSco, 3. Suui. am
Sblulie Der glr9umentationen in Saden Der
Irau yaura .. Sair, bic Der GrmorOung OcS
5rn, Grtteubeu ihulbig bciuuoen poroen it,
ilnp eereu slnmdlte einel ueuen pro;eB bean.
tra9en, neil angeblid smei @eid)worenc i'm
9orallS 9c9en Die sln9ctla9te ellt9enommen
marcn, crgriii 0lihter 9minncl pas 8ort
uuo ertlarte, bic @ciaugcue babe aae &Or
tbeile gcuoitn, bic ibr oas @eict uur gebcn
fpuntt, Der SAT-, oer III sebu 5ageu bdtte
erieOigt lueeGen ioucn, hat cllen pollen Wto.
nat III 9(niprud) geuommen. Bao bic &c
i1uorcnen betrlIit, 10 CLAUDE CT nitt, oab iie
lid) bon Sorne bereiu aus ben Don 5eitungS-
berittsn empiaugeueu Ginoriideu cine 2luilht
iibr ben 6an 0ebilbet babsn; uepn bic @es
i1uoreuelr ttiIe 3sitpngen lclen otirieu, oanl,
lpirb man nimmermcbr cine pcritlnoiBe Surg
,ulanmenbriugen - Der 5iidter tpieS bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
S,uS San SranSiSrp. 49, Sin Gbiueic
III Soec ecitciuiat. - Ser Wirrz
Der ocS Trl. WfeTanicl. - Sic
Mprbcrtu Natr.

SNn Srun5iSco, 4. fnHi GO &origt
HSodc murbc, mic ld)on mItgctbCllt, Elm Git
ucic III Ocr 4. SuaBe III @egcmuOrt ciucr gro
BclI, tbcllnOhmIoS iuicbenbcu Utcnldelmcugc
pon ctncr SNnot SuuhcnlnnAcn iu Gooc &C
itciulgt. Gin Anobe, linmcnS S'&'ritn, 1T
ais Der SaupttbGtcr pcrbaitct mn uon mcbrc
rcu Gbiucicu iNcutiIitirt UorOr, leOOh III cS
irugld, Oh it'd ctnc GcniiNcnOc ?luiubl lSli
Der iiu0Cu miro, nm gcgCu hcn Au0bcu aus
;uiUgcu nu0 oCn luu0cn @6icmit)t iu iibu
iiibrcn, ou bctauutIld) i'll &ulioruicu OOS
:3tugnlB pou Sbineicn gc9cu SSeiBe Dor sc
rtdJt unAitltigtt.
Scr Wt6rOcr ocS 6ranl. Ott0Uuict il,
GbuOtccSlot ilt'uon ben ibu uCrfOIGtuOeu@Ir
gcrn III ben gcbirgcn unStngcIt. IS ii cine
SclobmluA bon $4,000 ouf ieulc Gr0rCinug
uuSgcittt. Gr 1T nit CtHcn Ncurp @Guchrc
mo putt 9ftUOlpcrn bcWaiiHtt mo entid,lOi
iCn, ith bis AMI iOOS 2(cuBerltc vi urbticigcu,
gScOcr bic StmtbSitImmIng, uoh NCrtSt
lunobcttSSuituuo Der Nrlu NNir ldClncn lId)
icit ibrer &rrtbclluug jr GoocSIrOic Der
duocrt Su bubcu. Die ZDmpotbic llCuBc
rnngcn Der ,Nort8clIi9cn" &9eibSr b0uery
fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
2tmS Sfcip = Crlcaus. 49, 2tc 1tcbcr=
Sc1,pc M tlllltlu.

Ncius sSrlednS, 3. ,{uni. -- 9ieHluth
Iei9t immer mcbr. 0os 28aiicr lteBt bercitS
bel Homport. Ctr. Die giotb Der BON Der
llcbridmemmun9 beroiICncn GnnobnCr,
uumentlih unttr ben drmcren GloNen, 1T cbr
grob. Die ciutOdigcn 6duicr muBten allc
gtrGumt ruerocn, nub milneu bic Gtuluobner
in 2. nnb Ocn anNcrsn bObtr gclt9cncn Stods
pcrteu ucitcru Sdub iudlsn,
5n Der GluibOrucir. ltcbt burhi6nittlid
ooS WnNer 6uB bOd) Die StaOtbcb6rOcu
tbuu, mas i'll ibrer Wtaft Itebt, Inn bic EclOen
Der SepDlfcruug Su lincctn. 2lle SOote uuo
Yrabmc, oeren man babbaIt ncr6cu fouute,
mcrbeu benubt, mo ole Yoli,ei 1T bciouberS
tbdtig, ocn @cfIbroeten iblic ruo Sciltanb
ir brtn9cn. Cine Sd)dbung osS SbabcnS
1T bis ieBt nod nibt m69lidl, aaein bericlbc
mub euoriu cin, oa piclc GcbGuoc, @drten
II. |, (. total Serlt6rt lino.
Bic ,Boutba Sahn" lteht bon Gcr.
tilln. Staton oil inter ySaiier. 8aS 2SOiiu
i'm Gee idllt GllmdblidD cScltcrn fam BON
Dtoble cin 3ug oer Chattanooga S0bn" al,
nnb cin Boiiagtcr bcrthtet, oaB ehua 3 W(c
leu bcr 8abn inter gSalier itcbcu, w6brcu6
Die ,3acfion Sabn" nGrOlid) pom YaB Dian=
dnr 7 lltsiipu ,nrit jihrri(ithrt 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
Ginc Spclouc. - @iuc tutcreilantc
YldturcridlciMuMn.

8 GbiCngo, .. ,Snut. - @Ci yDtaiou SitO,
SuS., DIttbctt Dtrgangtnclt Srctag UiorNtu
ell belt9cr Srtan. Scd)S UleIlen BON bem
gen0nnten Srtc bilocte iid) oui eincm groBcn
oficHeu 6eloc etnc ibmar3c JtduhiGulc, aus
Der unh uno nob orci treiSi6rmige lSolten
cmporiticgtu, bic iid) in Der 'Dbbc nit etnuu
Der Uerctui9tcn mo l0uglunl nud) Wt0iou gu
beluC9tcl, pl0blId) abCr cine ouoac Jtittnng
ciHd)lugcn unb nod bis III ole GntfrHung
pom elucr Dtcilc eiueu Ib,utcl0rti9cn @aub
ucrbrcttctcn. Sin Nerr 0cld)cr ole Grldcl.
uuu1 bcobGdtttc lluo lld) III etucr Gntftrnnn9
BON 100 y)aroS bon Der 3taud)iGulc bcfunb,
ingt, OaB Sntld)Cu Oericlbtl mo Dell gSOltcn
torhudbrCno tttlnc HltBe bin unb her iudten
uuO ein @etnatter mabrncbmbar mar alS
lpeut Die SoloUttu ciucS &uiNuttrie 6C9i
mcntS iBrc WttStttcu 10 id)uctl, ais m69lIh,
abicuttcn. Die GDclone lcgtc clnen 9Scg bon
bcnabe 0rct Uicttu SuriIt uno mar iman5tg
bis Gbiig 6nB brett. ENS Grbreidl, baS iie
beritbrte mar mlc dbgCiengt, WaS ourani
id)leBeu lGBt 6aB Die Sgcloue lnttuiiu betB
gemcitn lttu muB Nn cinScluen Stellcn lab
eS ans ais oh ein Eilug it6cr ben Grobobeu
binut9ge9ongcn mare, unO uor Die Groc oft
itdS ,}oll til auf9criilcu. Sine anOere 81
geutbllmlid)tit Der ytnturcrld)ciuung mar,
Oab, uGhrcuo bic GpdOne iih nit un9lauba
lidJcr Geid)minbtgtttt nm ibrc eigcne 9lhic
orCbtc, lic bet lbrtr SOrluIrtSbcmtgung nlht
nlcGr, ais 6 DtcIlen bic StunOc Surlidlcgtc
G,llidlidcrlucile llano All DEM 2Segc, ben lc
beriihrtC, tcln SQuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
Stus 9Sdfbinaton. Scr General
Sluipalt uno oaS bei6c 0Scttcr.
- Sic WlilitGr= Gr=Scmmaneps. -
CdS Suoiancr Oianacre in
fCru,., NS.,..A

Samp Grant.
" Il bl ugtou, 3. SUM. Der @c.
neral 9lnlualt lit beute Dtor0cu III icne NCi
motb mad Georgia abgcrciit, no CT bis gum
|. ,Snll bleiben MIRO. sOuS bon ihm Crluar
tttc Sntdd)ttH i'll Sadlcu Der ,&uuiaS BN
ctItt 9aGn" bat cr lit Sol9e Der groBcn 1tbt
nirbt ouSurbtiteu tGnutu Gr mar aus btm
auNeQcbcncu @ruuoe in Oen letteu bis
&a9cn OuBcr Stanoc, irgenO GtpOS iu ar
beiten.
Gic Ntitrn gtbrndtc Niittbeilung BON
SUGnoeruu9cn III ben Dtilttar Commando.
lttlen SebuiS ptrtiNmcrcr NuSiiibrung ocS
&utlnr @ccgCS miro bOlb OifiiiGll bcmcn-
ttrt.
GpGterc gtabrt6tcn pom Camp Graut Cr
Bebtn, oaB bet Dem IilH9ltcn bortt8Cn Wt0ii0s
crt tcule >}nNtoller get6otct Worbell itno NM
odB ole oermunOttCn Snoioner gut ucrpfiegt
mo bcbanOtlt ntroeu.
SlnS Mem Yyprf. Sic Spric.
Mem Dnrt, b. }uni. 1870 Sclb , bis I,
GFbanae lol btSs, cSoIo 1924, Ger 1l74,
Ger lla&, Scnual 92a, Gric 28A, Ncuoiua
llGf, Vutc Short ll54, RittSburg 1l74,
ytortbmcltcrn S5f, Ditto YrtoritGtcn 9St,
&od ,E5Nno l24t.
SdbiTSuad,rid)tcn.
9tcm WOrt, 4. Suul.- Ter IdmpIcr
y Bort All Yriucc" 1T bon Bort ali YriucC al.
gcIOmmcn.
Ncm Dorf, ;. 5uni. - 0u 3amptr
oGjp oi Dterico" BON %trn GuS Hub '0Ns
punno 1T 0ngetnrmtu.
NcW. Dort, 5. &uui. - Der 9ampicr
o@n8lanO" 1T bon FpcrpOot bier an8ctOms
men.
@ollfar,N. cd. .. 3uui Dcr3nman,
0ampier oGltp Of 0ublut" 1T bier ou0ctOnl-
mon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06
SimS Ganaba. = Der 9Safbinatoncr
Scrtrda.

Ottama, 8. 9uni - 0ie canoSiid)c
Yreiic bcihaftigt id) nod immtr iebr nit Dem
gSaiblugtoncr 8ertrage. Dc p1inles," cin
Organ Der 5tegicrung, iagt, oaB Ncr &crtrag
ioiort na1 iciner Jiatiiitation ourf Die SD
nigin III Strait tretcn miro, NIT auSnabnc Der
aui Canada Sesu9 babenbcn Seltalmun9en
Su Oeren 9lnsiiibrlng nod gcwliie leglSlas
toriid)e aitc criorocrlid) inS, meld)e BON benl
en9lli6eu Barlamcute, oen YroplnSialgcieer
gebnngen uno ocmGon9relie Der Scr. Staaten
auSgeben miilien.
SluS Sinctnnati. Sfabbincr=Sons
Deutipn.
Cincinnati, 8. Suui. = Seute Nad.
mltta9 trat bier cine Gonucntion pom 9tabbls
ncrn ,uiammen. Scr 3ped 1T: Gtuiiibrnng
cincs neuen @ebetbudEs, @rridtung clncS
Gabbiner- SentuarS nuo @riinOun9 ctneS
Serlags sGomptoirs iir bebraiid)e Bsrfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06

Spatetc &abelberidte.
NuS bcr fran30iifetcn S1aticnalDer=
fammlun9.
Die Debate iiber bic orlcaniitii6en Yrin3ell.
Der Mntraa Der Teputirtcn aus Zen peeupir'
ten Separtemfnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06

mtCocr auiSubnucu obtr ;u rtpnrireu. Sielc
Der Scuobntr tebrCu icet SIT ibrcn gcuobntcu
SedI'tlgun0eH 5urild mo Die lScgt uo
mtcoer allcntbalben 0angbar."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-06

Der ,Oniholiite GcorNc," alias ,.portuNie
iiid)cr SObn," Der Wt0rocr hes Nrdulcin Nc
0Onjcl, 1T bcutt in bcnScbrgcn gcinnQcH mo
Nnf Der Stclle crldJoitn uoroen zclu Tctd).
nam wuroc Uerbruuut.
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yla9mittagsz belbcridte.

6utc Stusfidtcn fir bic Spmrbpncn
Mno bdS SJauS SrlcauS.
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3uitGnbe IN Yaris.

gineneue 9ranSaiftung.
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sFiir Staats=glnrualt unn Baltimore :
u. ScD GuUtt.
ROY saphn =. s eiscra ". Sserrp,

bcr Guti,bctNuna ocr hcmotrauibcn Jomuotons
GuHUtUtou untcrUUTtu. Ngb,H,3O2,i,bl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-04-06
NeaU York 4Gcertjsemae mts.
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IL Improved Family
SEWING MACHINE

$l2, so clear profit per day $500 per week.
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Strong Arrangement.

In Congress on the 3Oth the Ku-kIux
bill being under consideration, Mr.. Beck, of
Kentucky, took the floor and spoke at great
length against the BILL because it would put un-
limited power into the hands of the President
if passed and make him everywhere supreme
muster He read from the New York Post
and Chicago Tribune in opposition to the bill,
and said all the other republican papers would
soon be saying the same thing The people
love their homes and their States, and they
would never consent to despotism< with
President Grant or any body else as their
commander-in-chief
The people of the North and West would
not wait till they we're actually placed un-
der the bar. The Post and the Chicago
Tribune had already aroused, and before this
bill became law it would have become a
stencil in the nostris of honest men.
Mr.. Beck referee to the charges made
against the President by Senators Sumner
and Schurz, and said that he had sent Gen
eral Terry to Georgia to overturn her gov
Governor and Legislature, because that State
had dared to vote against him for Seymour
and Blair. If Andrew johnson had done
one tenth as much as has been done by
| President Grant, not Senator, democratic
"r republican, would have dared stand up in
that chamber to speak for him.
IF this bill was passed all other candidates
for the presidency might as we'll be with
drawn. Every cross road postmaster would
become spy, and every revenue officer an
informer, and all other officers would become
the tools Of the President He would use
what means he saw fit to accomplish his pur-
pose.
He charged that the action of the Post-of
fee Department in stopping the mails in Ken
lucky was for the purpose of helping this
scheme. That it was not done when the al
legged outrages were committed but held
back to operate on the present Congress to
aid the passage of a measure like this He
had on his desk letters from postmasters
there stating that the action of the depart
ment was unnecessary.
The Acknowledgement and General Long
moment they joined the republican party
they became loyal IF these Suites which it
was now proposed to invade were sure to 90
for the republicans we should hear no more
of reconstruction and no more of Ku Ku1
outragcs. 1t was because they knew that they
would 60 for the democracy that the republic
can leaders we're willing to see the States and
the country 60 down.
Mr. Blair, of Michigan, then spoke in fa-
vor Of the BILL arguing that there was ample
warrent for it in the constitution.
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ID

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81. T. Helmbold's Extract Buchn
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DirectOfN.
County Directory.
Judqe.-John N. Hendren.

County Judge.-John n Hendren.
Commemorative Attorney. JAS. Bumgardner, jr.
County Court Clerk.-Wm. A. Burnett, with
James W. Baldwin, as Deputy.
Circuit Court Clerk.-Jos. N. Ryan, with Jno.
Paris as Deputy.
County Treasurer.-Samuel Paul
Sherif.-Wm L. Mowry, with c. A. Roller, S.
N. Patterson, Geo. Harlan, Robt. G. Byers, Jos.
A. Wilson and II. II. Peck, as Deputies.
Geo. Harlan has been re appointed Tailor.
County Surueyor.-Jns. D. Lilly, with James
NJ. Lilly assistant
| Superintendent Of The Poor.-Geo. W. Faubcr.
Commissioners IN Chancery.-Jos. A. Waddell
! and Thomas D. Ransom, county and circuit courts,
! and John N. IIendren, circuit court; and G. NJ.
Harrison and Meade F. White, in the Corpora
tion court.
CLERK ofthe Court Of appeals John Paris.
BEVERLY MANOR.
Supervisor, John Paris; Assessor, John NJ
Kinney Collector, James N. Mcfarland Con-
stables, James R. Paris-two vacancies to fill =
Commissioner of Roads, James Henderson; Over
seer of Poor, Michael McAlear; Clerk, Joseph R.
Mcrrikin Justices. David 1linkle, Leigh r. Wad-
dell, Asher W. Hartman.
SOUTH RIVER.
| Supervisor, Thos. W. Shelton; Assessor, Geo
W. Suffer Collector. A. NJ. Bowman; Constables,
| Isaac Baker, A. NJ Bowman. one vacancy Com
missioner of Roads, George Hernsberger; Over
seer of Poor, Charles Brooks Clerk, vacancy
Justices, David W. Conner, w. W. Clinednst, Jno.
| Huff.
| RlvERnEADs.
| Supervisor, William I. Rush Assessor, Geo.
p Lightner; Collector, vacancy; Constables,
| John B. Smith, David B. Zimmerman. William II.
| Gale; Commissioner of Roads, John D. Lilley
| Overseer of Poor, Adam Rusmisel; Clerk John
G. McCorke; Justices, Irving w. Gilkeson, A. S.
| sproul, John II. Rush.
NORTH RIVER.
| Supervisor. Samuel A. East Assessor, Peachy
H. Wheeler; Collector. Robert G. Byers; Consta-
bles, Jonas Lowman, James F. Davis, Daniel NJ
Bell; Commissioner of Roads, Phillip Airhart
Oyerseer of Poor, John A. Litten: Clerk, John G
| Fulton, jr.; Justices Thomas 5. Hogshead, John
| W. Crist, E. L. Curtis
Supervisor. Henry B. Seig; Assessor. Lewis R.
Boswell; Collector, Joseph A. Wilson; Constables,
James H. Heller, Thomas H. Cross, one vacancy;
Commissioner of Roads Baxter Crawford; Over
seer OF Poor, James F. Heller Clerk. John Wal
drop; Justices George A. Shuey, Benz O. Fergu-
son, John S. Shuey.
MIDDLE RIVER.
Supervisor, William Crawford Assessor, J. A..
Kerr; Collector, VIM. L. Mowry; Constables j.
c. McClung, Sam'l N. Patterson, A. I. Groops
Commissioner of Roads, David B. fIenton Over
seer Of Poor, David Myers; Clerk. Stuart NJ.
Crawford; Justices, Charles S. Roler John W.
Gillespie, Kasper B. Koiner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-04-06
HENRY T. HELMBOLD's IMPROVED ROSE
WASH

b.
cannot be surpassed FANCY WASH, and will
be found the only specific remedy in every spe-
cies of Cutaneous Affection. 1t speedily eradi-
Gates Pimples, Spots, scorbutic Dryness, lndura-
tons Of the Cutaneous Membrane, ETC., dispels
Redness and incipient Inflammation, Hives. Rash,
Moth Patches, Dryness Of the Scalp or Skin,
Frost Bites. and all purposes for which salves
or Ointmens are used restores the skin to state
of purity ana softness, and insures continued
healthy action to the tissue of its vessels, on
which depends the agreeable clearness and Vi
vacity of complexion so much sought and admir-
ed But however valuable as remedy for ex-
listing defects of the skin, H I. Helmbold's Rose
Wash has long sustained its principle claim to
unbounded patronage, by possessing qualities
which render it a TOILET APPENDAGE of the
most Superlative and Congenial character, com
bining in an elegant formula those prominent
requisites, Safety and Eficacy-the invariable
occompaniments of its use-as a Preserver and
Refresher of the Complexion. 1t is an excellent
Lotion for diseases of syphilitic Nature and as
an injection for diseases OF the Urinary Organs,
arising from habits of dissipation, used in con.
nection with EXTRACTS BUCHU, SARSAPA-
RILLA, and CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, in such
diseases as recommended, cannot be surpassed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-04-06
WHEN WILL THE END COME?

When legislators keep the law,
When banks dispense with doors and locks
When berries, whortle. rasp and straw,
Grow bigger downward through the box.
When he that selleth house or land,
Shows leak in roof and flaw in right
Whnn harberdashes choose the stand
Whose window has the broadcast light
When preachers tell us all they think,
And party leaders all they mean;
When what we pay for what we drink,
From real grape and coffee bean;
When lawyers take what they would give,
And doctors give what they would take;
When city fathers eat and live,
Save when they fast for conscience sake.
When one that hath horse on sale
Shall bring his merit to the proof,
Without a lie for every nail
That holds the iron on the hoof;
When, in the usual place of rips,
Our gloves are stitched with special care,
And guarded we'll the whalebone tips,
Where first umbrellas need repair;
Till tlen let Cumming blaze away,
And NIillers saints blow up the globe;
But when you see that blessed day,
Then order your ascension robe.