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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
o R D E r N I S 1.
ASBURY MULLINIx,
WILLIAM S. SHECKLES EFT AL.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
as a Court Of Equity:
ORDERED, this third day of September
" 1872, that the sale made and reported
by Thomas j. Peddicord, trustee for the sale
of the real estate mentioned in the above
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on OF before
the first Monday of November next ;-Proyid-
ed a copy OF this order be inserted in the
Montgomery County Sentinel once in each of
three successive weeks before the fourth Mon
day Of October next
The report states the amount of sale to be
$685. 90
EB. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
True copy-Test:
pe-st E.B. PRETI IAN, crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

THk following complimentary notice of our
candidate for Congress is taken from the Bal
timore Gazette. Not only among his own
people has Mr.. Richie earned reputation for
ability, assiduity and devotion to the interests
Of his constituents, but these qualities are re-
oognized aud admitted throughout the entire
State. That they shall be properly rewarded,
is the duty confded to the voters of the Sixth
District:
The unanimous denomination of the Hon.
John Richie for Congress, in the Sixth Dis
trict of this State, is deserved tribute 10 an
honest, faithful. aud well-tried Democrat. Mr.
Ritchie is gentleman of much ability and
high character, aud is universally respected
and esteemed In the community in which he
lives. While in Congress he earned reputa-
ton for assiduous attention TO his public du-
ties. which was not oyershadowed by any
other member of the House, and bis couslit
ueuts can bear witness to the earnest and con-
scientions manner in which he at all time
devoted himself to the honorable and response
bic position TO which he was chosen by tn
people of his district. Mr.. Ritchie's reelection
will be hailed with pleasure by the Democrac,
Of Maryland, and as be will go into the igh
with determination to win the battle, Their
Is no doubt of bis ability TO secure an increases
majority over that by which he was chosel
two years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
NJ TT Q n.

ID Y an Act of the General Assembly of Ma
- ryland, Chapter 1893, approved April LIST,
1872 each Senatorial District of the State is
entitled 10 send two Students to St. Johns
College, at Annapolis, to be educated free of
all charges for board, fuel, lights, washing
aud tuition. In return for the States boun-
ty, these students will be repaired to give
bond, with approved security, that they will
teach school within the State for at least two
years after completing their collegiate course.
competitive examination of applicants
will be held at the Office of the School Board,
On TUESDAY. September Oath, 1879,
when those who may be found best qualified
will, with the approval Of the State Senator,
receive the appointment.
By order of the Board
JAMES ANDERSON,
sep 6-td Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
ADJOURNED MEETING
TOR CANNING FRUIT. sc.

The "HERO" and "oUEENy GLASS JAR
is admitted by all who have tested-tbeir mer-
IT'S, to be decidedly the best Jar in use.
A large stock of the above Jars, (quart and
half gallon for sale by
aug 2-tf BOUIC BROS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
DEATHS

DiED, on the gath ult., in Baltimore city,
PAULINE, daughter Of Edwin and Rebecca
S. Higgins, aged years 10 months and 10
days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

Tue Baltimore Gazette has the following: We
call the attention of the Democratic State TX
ccutive Committee Of PENNSYLVANIA 10 the fact
that the border counties OF that State are now
being colonized by negroes, brought in large
numbers from Virginia. Our correspondent
upon whose letter this statement is based
speaks from personal knowledge. He saw the
train passing over the Washington County
Road running from Wayertown to Haoers-
town, thence by the Cumberland Valley Road
to various parts of Pennsylvania Already
one cargo of negroes, bro't from Charlestown,
Virginia, has been sent to Chambersburg, and
another, from Harrisonburg, Virginia, has been
forwarded to Harrisburg. Each lot was ac-
companied BY white man, who had all the
tickets. All the negroes were young men,
none of them being apparently over thirty
years of age"
All reports from New Jersey represent that
State as certain for Greeley and Brown by at
least 5, 900 majority. Large and en- thusiastic
meetings have been held il various parts of the
State, which have been followed invariably By
large Republican defections. The Grant Re-
pubicans in that State, are alarmed, and are
using every means to prevent further detection.
A. T. Stewart, the millionaire merchant au-
thorizes denial of the statement that he ever
said the election Of Greeley would be nation
al calamity On the contrary, Mr.. Stewart
asserts that, in bis opinion, financial panic
is much more likely to occur if the present
party remain in power.
FADED AND GosE.-It is said that some fear
Is expressed that the ink in which the original
Deciafation OF Independence was written, will
continue to fade so as 10 leave the whole instru-
ment blank. We are not at all surprised.
as toe Constitution which was made some
several years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

NORTH CARoLISA.-A circular has been is
sued by the Democrats and Liberals OF this
State announcing their intention to contest
the election of Caldwell radical, as Governor
of North Carolina The paper has been widely
distributed and it urges all lovers of right
to see that justice is done. This is proper. If
there has been fraud, of which there seems 10
be no doubt Caldwell should not be permitted
hold the Office
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

Hon. R. B. CARMICHAEL declines the nomi.
nation for Congress for the First Maryland
District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

E,OR SALE.
Il A SMALL FARM, con-
tanning 40 ACRES, more or less, improved by
IA House, in good repair, containing 6
$3.50 rooms, new Courthouse, and Ora
SsssHA nary, one of the best in the neigh
ILL borhood has been heavily boned
and fertilized, and in condition to pay a good
interest TO proper owner Lies Immediately
next TO Bethesda Church, on the Georgetown
and Rockville pike. For terms appIy TO
Nelson A. Baker, Immediately opposite the
Church, or Bethesda Post Office.
aug23--lm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
.Ows AND HORSE FoR SALE.

THREE FRESH COWS. with Calves,
VIII De sold low. for cash. Also, a frst-rate
HORSE, perfectly sound, and good for all
purposes.
aug30-3tn F. A. TSCHIFFELY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

N4ARR1AG
MARRIED, by Elder S. R. White, on the Sd
inst, Mr.. WM. L. BAKER, to Miss NARY
&. Rabbit, all of this county.
Baltimore and Washington papers copy.
MARRIED, at NJ. E. Parsonage, LaytoDsville,
August 10th, by Rev. Albert Jump, Rev
HENRY WALKER and Miss ANN DWYER,
both of Howard county, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
Senator Wilson a Know-Nothing.

A lie is said to be as good as the truth If
we'll stuck to, but then the story loses its pro-
portions if truth steps in and trips up the state
ment. And thus it is with Senator Wilson,
the Radical candidate for the Vice Presidency
who was member of the Know-Noihing or
der in Massachusetts,, and who was elected to
a seat in the United States Senate under its
influence, but the memory of Mr.. Wilson is so
at fault that he does notfemember ever having
belonged to the Order, and therefore he une-
quivocally and fatty denies it. This is unfor-
tunate--for Gen. Albert Pike, now of WASH
jngton, steps forward, and says: ~ was a
member Of the Know-Nothing party, and a
delegate to the Know-Nothing convention at
Philadelphia. In that convention | was in
PRODUCED to you, Senator Wilson, and you
have repeatedly since alluded to the fact that
it was in that nowNothing convention we
first became acquainted How Mr.. Wilson
forgets this part Of his history is not for us to
say. But to farther refresh the memory Of Mr..
Wilson, besides others. Mr.. Frank w. Bird,
of Massachusetts, takes part in the controver-
sy, and in writing 10 an old associate on the
subject of Mr.. Wilson's denial, says: ~ as
sumo that you Mr.. Wilson, mean to deny ex-
plicitly that you ever were member of the
party which elected Henry ]. Gardner Cover
ner in 1854, and which elected you Senator in
1865. If this is the meaning Of your denial,
thee you cheated The men who elected you
Senator in 1885; II it was not, then You have
lied now
There is other testimony, of like character,
against Mr.. Wilson, but this is sufficient to
establish the fact of bis connection with the
Know Nothing Order. As to bis denial, Mr..
Wilson must take care of himself. His member
ship is proved, and his denial OF it is proved.
And here we let the matter rest, remarking,
however, that the Catholic or the foreigner
who can support Mr.. Wilson after this expo
sition ofhis record, must be more welded to
party than to his country or bis religion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
CIDER MILL.

CIDER MILL.
~ The subscriber has Just
completed stationery CTDER-PRESS and
APPLE MILL of large capacity. Will hire
the same to persons wishing to make Cider.
He has also broke POINTER DOG for sale.
and a quantity of CIDER VINEGAR.
sep6-3tnP RUDOLPH WATKINS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from tie Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters testa-
mentary on the personal estate of
BENJAMIN j. HERSHEY.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of August 1878; otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au.
gust, 1872.
NJ. e. HERSHEY,
aug l6-4t Administrators.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

NOTICE is hereby given that arrangements
In have been made between the Montgom-
cry County Agricultural Society and the T. &
0. r. r. Co. for the running of trains to and
from the approaching Fair, By the following
schedule:
Leave Washington. Arrive Rockville
s.45&ll.15,A.M. 5A.M.&l2.l5, P. M.
Leave Rockville Arrive Washington
10 A. M. Il 5.l5PM. HAM &6l5 p. NJ.
Round trip tickets TO which a coupon ticket
will be attached, admitting the holder to the
Fair will be sold at the Rail Road Co.'S Office,
Washington, at the low price of rs cents
JOS. Fl. BRADLEY, Pres't.
RIcH'D NJ. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. sep C
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

The American Farmer and Rural Register,
for September, has also been received. This
is most superior publication, and is one Of
the oldest in the State. Terms $l.5o a year
in advance, copies SIS, II copies $40. Ad-
dress, Saml. Sands & Son, No. 0, North st.,
Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

Our old friends, Perry & Bro, Washington,
are out again inviting purchasers to call and
examine their new and extensive stock OF Au-
tumn and Winter Goods. This is an old and
reliable House, being established in ls40 See
advertisement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

The Mounted Guard of the Governor of the
District of Columbia, Maj Writ, commanding,
has been invited to attend the Montgomery
County Agricultural Fair on the llth, 18th
and 18th of September.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

The Maryland Farmer, for September, has
been received. II contains much matter of in
terest to the Farmer, and is worthy OF the ex-
tensive patronage it is receiving Terms 81 so
year, in advance. Address, S. Sands Mills,
las West Pratt ST., Baltimore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

Gen. john II. LArRoBE, it is expected, will
deliver the annual Address at the Montgomery
County Agricultural Fair.
Hon. HoRAcE GREELEY is to deliver the Ad-
dress at the Maryland State Fair, which is to
be held at Pimlico, near Baltimore, on the
9th, 9th, 10th and llth of October.
Gen. WADE HAMPTON, of South Carolina, is
to deliver the Address at the Frederick county
Fair, which is to be held at the Fair Grounds
at Frederick City, on the 18th, eth, 18th and
18th days of October
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-09-06

We again refer TO the advertisement of that
well-known dealer in Fertilizers, &c, John A
Baker, Washington. He solicis share of the
Fall trade. See Bakers column.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18

Die srbete @erbreitnns.
Die Circulation tsr rptanlptgaMMsiu Msua., y
etaats. 3siiuna" In Daape.r y. S0sin.g snrs
,;sSSnro S a,srudtsu Ssuilbsn ptsr snelii@sn Get
iumo. III, birist bsstalb bic bette @fls9tnpslt,
Mn,siofn In sirlsm 1bsile tss Sfaatss e'nf
psiis Subrsiiuns ,u psritaNsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18
Die 8arBansni6bullcn S9immel.

.Sdimmsl fnp mir rod bic sbRsn
Yisrbe" 60 rt,f mstn iinssrsr 8su.
Der Ssfar unb blidts NIT mir uulsrsm
tabidsm Sdimmsls.ipann mad,
wslh,s. taponstlsnb. unfsrn Batter
auf elm sntfsrntss Dorf jur MbtaItuns
stnss ..@sriaistas,s" brinssu lOlts.
Damals ttfanb nod bic Yatrtmonial.
@erihtsba,fsit In unIsrm 8atsrlanbe.
rure wsnn Id alt ssnus unb Gapal.
lsrisOff,tsr bin. eann mub i'd sinen
SaImmsl babsn." paanta1rte ber mum.
tsre 8nabe wsitsr, ..sin Sdimmsl III
elm 5slpsnpfsrp, unb S&tmmsl rsimt
Ft auf 5tmmsl. unb Der tsiltss Martin
tam birsft BON letnem Sdtmmel In ben
5tmmel unb mandss Sabr fommt sr
am II. Nopsmbsr aud alfo ptsesr bs.
rab. 4ls Gamillus fam aus tem
8risassswimmsl. Dor cen ariumpbwas
gen fpannts sr edimmsl uno 70 sOs sr
In 5errlt&fttt burh pit Straben Don
@om. - llnb YbStus @poao fdtrt ia
aud NIT S6immsI ibsr bsn blausn
6tmmsl-"
60 unb nod wtttsr rstmte une raj.
5onnirte FER 8rutsr Ssrtianer unb
iprans bann siIis BON Der eRrabs. mo
wtr esaanbsn, ben trnfsn 5alIsn bss
altsn Gulsstums su, bas gum @Ymna'
fum stnssrt&tet mar.
Sd absr sins bInaaf 3u mstnsr alte'
rem Sdwsasr, balf Der iinssrsn, Der
etfrlsaen S&ilsrin Der ubObsrsn SOD.
ter1auls", ibrsn @u3uS pullenbsn, unb
naabsm aud bieie sssanssn mar, fsbte
i'd mid an msins @rbsit. 60 mar mir.
aIs tBrts Id nod tmmsr Osfar's &eim.
s.trimmsl BON S&immsl, 5immsl uno
&rtsss ssswlmmsl, unb Id tislt mid fur
Itbr ldlau unb i.br slddli6, bab mir
bab.t stnfsl, Gdtmmsl rtimt f6 iut
Dintsr ia aud auf SdsIsnSsbtmmsl.
Mlt pislsr GrfnSuns woats Id i9n
ibsrraiden. fobalo er nur betmfstrts.
IS mar Mbenb unb mir trwarttttn
unltrn Batter am Genasr. Gnblt& Tam
er; bic rraatis,n. llsbsn Yfsrbe famsa
an Der 5aupipaas pOrbsi, dbe BEN
| Martiplab, ssrubs auf unfer 5aus 3u.
uSst1 Du," lasts Osfar. wsnn ts1
| Batter ntdt S&tmmsl tdtte-wie t5nn.
ten MIR ton ba '1&on Don Deitem tom.
men lstsn, wsnn 20 70 bunfel IL unt
bic 9trabsnIatsrnsn 70 f&le&t brsn'
nenT
60, bic ltsbsn Sdimmsl, pie oft b.
ben Fe uns In itusn frObltdsn 3inbsrta'
gen btnauss.fatrsm su Dalssssriir
unb 0srssstans. 3u frORsm Spisl In
| grsitn!
Mber tsne Sage bss @ladts fcllttr
uur 3u RAID elm Gnbe tatsn.
llnssfatr elm Satr mad ienem Wor'
asn, an wslHem Ssfar tn Der 8crltsb
far bss gatsrs @sipann istnem gntbu
gasmus Dprtt esssben, ba mubten II
unlere SHimmsl ttnter bss auten ga
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18
Scr BrGbte @au@er Der Welt gefurs
ben.

Sn Rotttrbam IN neuIt& Der srSBte Hau.
der bu Wslt eslfOrten, glamens Ban 8lasa.
Man nannts itn ben ,.gatsr tsr srObn wfst.
fen" unb sr3GbIte bon tbm In franiUFl&sn
Blatisrn tnttrsGante gin,etsitsn. Gr mar
rubis unb ianft, absr auenf bt,arr. - Bon
feiusm fabsItaftsn 9srmSSsn bauts CT f& IN
Rottrbam sinsn berrIi&sn walaf NIT stnsm
srubsn wfefsn. unb Eatals. .Ruisum. Nam
fab IN bsmltIbsn gffifen Sun aIlrId Gormtn,
ssf&mddt nit Ibier. unb Rsnl&snlnuilatur,
Blumsn unb anbrn wFau3sn, wfeifsn aus bsn
llr,sItsn Der @si&i&ts risFss Summsn auf
bies Wuisum. Sstue erUbts Guube mar,
tusnn ibn &siltnte beluatsn, bic Ct tauu NIT
gtsr rssaItrte unb beren TafHsn Ct nit Eabat
unb Gisarsn flute. Gr mar aud ein ssiuaI.
tiger gisrtrinIr. aasIi& traul sr is auart
Bier unb ssrrau&te $50 @ramm SabaI.
Srossem Istis sr SO Sabre unb snif&Iisf fanft
I'm perm. Gtntse 1ase Dor ittntm 1cbe ltfe
er ietnsn MbSciaitn ruftn nnb btttirit ttni,
na&bsm tbre pfsiftn angsinSst fstn Isiia-
ment IN bic Gebn. Ha&btnt er ben erSbtsn
Ibal feines Bernbaens an Wntpanbtt, Grfut'
be, SptiGlr unb Mrme psrma&t, Orbnste r
an: Mle Hauwer, bic itm bas lebte @fIstts
aabsn, fcltsn 10 pfb. Eabad uub iwd mad
Ser nsueRen @fifaIt esmaGie Drtlt&snen
game, Wappen unb Ipbsatag elnssi&nttten
isi. Die 0srmanbten unb Grtube triu&ie er,
lIe lcllten ibn nit brsnutnbsn wfstftn jur IfB.
ten Rubs ffiiit esItilsn, bisftItsn erlf mad ben
qeideucertmpuisn auseeten laiIfn unt tann
insaefammt bic gG&t aus ben wfftfen auf fet.
men Sara Issrsn. Die Mrmsn Der limasasnb.
bic bi ieinsm 2tt&enbeedn8uib srfdttnen,
loIen Sbr 2tbtn lang jGbrli& an fstnsm Tobss.
taae ft 10 wfunb Iabaf unb Gin f}ab 8tsr ey.
balttn. StIn eietntr Sars lelle NIT BEN
SoI,e lsinw alttn papannaeigarrsniiRHsu ae.
fittsrt fem. Sn fein @rab (ole man ttn Ta.
iet.aIisn buaaubiiden 3abads unb elm sia@m
ppll iogsnauntsn ,.sfeporaI" lrgn, auBubem an
feline SeIie fsine litbft pftife, bic ,,6Iteae her
alter" bann nod @ttin. StatI unb S&pamm.
Dtnn Imam tpiNe nidt. hos selttb,u iSnne."
- bsmsrItt tr tu ettitm wunite isines Isfia.
ntsntss. - Mue btslt i&nurrtetn Nnorbnuneen
purbsn efnau Ypujoatn. Die aum 2dHens
bssansnlBs esIateninglrmsn iirBmtsn f@aaren.
mstIe In fsinsn paIaf unb bsr pauetpfmdasr
| per{ab le rettlin NIT Eabad unb pfdfen
man lrsuts tie wfsifenai&s auf ben NIT oop.
fen.Bl6ittsn bsffGn,ifn 6ms u. (. W. SfIta
bas auf feline Sf5Htn @frtrub bsjiieltd &oetfta
purbe ausgtflbrt; biefe aIie DAME, bic ten
Tabad ntdSt lstben fpnnte, erblsIt QsbensIans
lie SuteuiTtn BON $4,000 france, t,bu& nur
unter bsr Bsbiusnn9, haB is tdgli1 cine Gt'
earets rauHsn widbif.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18
poeIie.
Elm &ir@bafe.
Rom Carl @. Rutfrr

(Von Carl q. Rutter.)
Gum IsBttu Wal,. ibr Qtituitins,
Shb' Id Dor tu1 nit wunbem Sni,
Sbr bIsiti auf Grbsn nur alltine
1 MlS Grtunte IN tsm biitsrn Stmfr,.
. bffast tu&, tbr srunen SlbsI
unb nsbmt MID auf tn turtu SGoub;
Damn tsdt tss S&idlaIs barter GIiissl
Gin fiinftfs @rab nit eriinsm Woss.
Der Batter fanT mad ba,tsm Yeiben,
Sm Snbfs lsiurs ettsns bin;
" ftpans i& auf Su btN'rsn Jrfutsn
llnS lief tsr Gres ttn Grimm.
Ruri b'raut na& eintm 8itrisItabrs
Da lag, na& man&sm bartsn Gag,
Die Muiisr auf Der 1Ootsnbabre
llnb foIete ibrem 9aitsn na&.
HO& mar bic pOfauns ni&t psrlorsn-
Gin irsuts Was&sn Ilsbis mid,
Sts baits eisbs mir eei$wOrsn,
llnb pft btr Summer mir psrpit.
Vic etna an sinsm i&Snsn WOrssn
Sd nit benz eisb Inc Grste cling
90 u&t psrsniist unb Obne Sorssn,
ole frSblid an mein Mrmf bing.
Wir iam'n am Slug, no tt 70 etrne
Mit ibr In 3abn bic Stub sstbtiIt
llnb of bstm S&rin Der Silbrfsrns,
Der Itsbsn Ssimatb suestilt.
Nub bifsmal ltwsbie Isi&t unb Fattis
Der 3abn IN ieiner @ilbailulb,
Der anssIbadsn fabte ri&tio,
llnb unfsr Gana sins tissmal gut.
Rsin 2isb' iab an Sss Stabnss Spiss-
Gin Giltlsln mar am Saden bran;
Dor 8rsubs ipIinst Gt bon btm Siss;
Do& psl&n S%rfd-rs l@panft Der Sabn'
ole ianf btnab-itbt la6t mid itwsissn;
Wsr Gram brad mir msin arrass Sfrl,
Wann trirb bic Subs mid srrsitfns
Wann tpirb sr snbrn, bisln @tmsSs
Nun mar bon alien tislsn eietsu.
stuf bisisr iammrpOIIsn WsIt
G4ir nod elm trsnsr Gtsunb stbIitbsh
llnS hiefsr fO&t aIs StrisessbsIb.
Su S1Isspie 5plleins YrusaIanbe
Sir Grsibsii, RE&1r DnRatrsS 9itt,
Gr fo&t besIHdh h 2ants
''as 'sa' ais 81 Me gTis'.
DoG pIGbIit fam aus f&rrm Muubs.
DAP il4 bas Slid bon ibm seipanbt;
Dan braGte mir bic tribe Suabe:
DAP sr aIs SsIb ben COB bort fanb.
Drum trff Id isbt gum ItBtsn MaIs,
Sbr sriinsn SHssl nor eu& bin,
llno mia lIt lser'n. bic biiirs S9aIs,
Dill bulssn bic Id bd tu& bin.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18

aS" Hubis it bic Sa&s ss@ nnaIi& srpa.
gen.
Or 9ommts nisinte su lsinsr gnttetbia.
uns; Sslu @siss, isine bsiOnses Dsulunas.
ait babe ismaIs tas Wdt unisr bk @tpar.
paatsn OS'r Ranufaiiurartiisl ss,abIt Oh 70
slfi@ su~siltn pobI bon tisfsn bic lti&tislsit
ahs " BON i'nsn be tItfne Su6islsii babe. Nur
gatoar~', i&Io6 r feline Rsts. irsitsn NIT
@sibsrn panbel.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18

SSarrisbura. Na.. Tcnnsrffaa. Suli Is. 1912
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18

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ttr nit S6tmmtln-absr nit s,s Ipe
tors Shimmtln. btssmal In kin.,
Gquipass. an isiusr Ssits. aIs alidlt.
lise iunss 8raut, 3ur 8ir&s! Wis bat
tr Id eas tamals ttnftn t5nnen, ais Id
tbn 3usrR ssistsn!
@bsr Ssfar faatt; ,Sistf Dr,
S&wsRsr. Saimmsl rsImt iIa auf 5im.
NELL
Sstar uub 8lar6tu mobnea nun bel
uas, Die Shimmtl iollttn nun sinmaI
pnbdnsnibooa tin fir msin esb.n.
Wtnn Id OF Die 8tnpbsit. bic @liern,
bas 8attrbaus fsnft. lo bente Id aud
an lis; i!s ilne mstns lisbn. unp msine
trduht5ie erinnsrans; fs ssmatnsn
MID taSli&. antbar su isln fir bas
nsus @lid. eas @Ott mir ssitsnit. unb
ilt idstnsn mtr nit tbrtr Garte, init ID.
ur Grihstnung, ia nit ibrtm @stappel,
psnn Id ss NUT BON fsrns bore, 3u3uru.
len, bab Id metnsm lt,btn Yianue pas
5aus, In ptlhss er mid NIT lstuen
Sdtmmsln fiitrts. 3u tem mad,n iOas,
mas msines 8ruesrs 8stm' auslpriat:
benz 5immsl! gum 5im mel auf Grosn !
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-07-18
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unb Befanntsn al btnadridtissn, baB er bas frii'
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fer an Der gttanut Straee, BEN psnnfslpanta
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ipie sur,iali&e Speilsn unb gstrdnfe bpfft er I'D
Bic gunif bss wublifums, unb bic benz. nntor
6steI" btsber stl&enfte aunbfdaft tu f8srn.
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