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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
Circus Thieves brought to

Circus Thieves Brought to Grief.--
The Wood county correspondent of the Clevs-
land Herald gives the following; "0n Wednes-
day, when GraGy's show was in Weston, two
genIeelly dressed men put up at "Sam," Bald
wiu's Hotel and remained over night. In the
morning they wanted Baldwin to take them TO
Bowling Green, where Grady exhibited that day.
Baldwin said he did not want to GO himself but
would send his driver with the team, but they
insisted that he must drive them over, aud he
finally consented. A few minutes after they
left one Of Bsldwin's daughters had occasion to
GO 90 her room, and on entering found things in
confusion, and her geld watch, jewelTy and some
money. and one or two fine dresses, were gone.
Her sister and some Of the hired girls found
themselves minus their jewellery and trinkets.
Mrs. Baldwin Immediately made known her loss
to a friend who quickly hitched up Badwins fast
pony team and took ansther road, and got 10
Bowling Green first, and had the Sheriff with the
papers on hand, and when "San." drove up
with his passengers they were very politely re-
ceived by the Sheriff. to the very great nstonish-
ment Of "San." The Sheriff went through the
fellows aud found with them II the stolen goods.
Sans. early religious education was sadly neg.
lected, and the atmosphere had n strong smell ~
birthstone for some time after he camprehended
the situatinu. The fellows were Immediately
lodged in Jail, and as Court sits soon their
chances for further outdoor amusement are SLIM
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

0fsvery description, executed 10 style defy
inr competition, and as cheap az can be done
elsewhere. We give our personal ate ntion to
ali Job Work, and allow none but first class
work to leave the Office. Call aud examine spec
kmens.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
New Furniture House
I. DAVID sITZLER

"AyING purchased the Cabinet Estabhsh-
i i ment Of the late Joseph Maizinger, pro-
poses to continue the business at the same stand.
Those desiring 60 get furniture Of any kind,
will please call and examine my stock, of which
. fine selection will be kept ALWAYS on hand.
Collins Of various sizes on hand, or made
promptly 70 order. 2zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
BUCKEYE
Mower g. Reaper!
The Most Durable, Most Reliable,
and Lightest Draft Machine
In the Market.


The undersigned has taken the agency Of
above machine for Wood County Ohio, and will
be pleased to supply all in want Of good ma
chine.
The Buckeye has always stood IN the front
rank as the best mower in use. having taken the
grand Gold Medal at the LIST National Field trial
at Syracuse, N. Y, in 1857 the Gold Medal at
the I'd National trial at Auburn, n. Y. in 1855 !;
and the Gold Medal OF the Ohio State Board Of
Agriculture, at their extensive field trial at
Mansfield in 1870.
The Buckeye Of 1872 has many new and val
uable improvements over those Of former years.
Among them il Miller's improved Table
Self introduced first in 1871, and belieV-
ed to be the best self rake in use.
Prices Of machines low, terms easy, and
ALL WARRANTED.
Orders respectfully solicited. and can be sent
to me or VIM Crook at Perrysburg; or left with
John Powers at Tontngsny, |. NJ. Clayton
Weston, VIM. l.. Ross. Beaver Greek, David
Rassett, Grand Rapids, John Long. Custar, A.
Fay, Bowling Green, Austin VanBlArcum, Pur-
tsge, Geo. l.. ketchum, West MillgroVe, Geo.
HoIcomb. Freeport.
Duplicate pieces aud repairs Of all the differ
ent sizes and kinds Of Buckeye Machines. kept
at the Agricultural Store OF Wm. Crook, Per
rysburg, Ohio.
Circulars giving price Of Mowers 4 Reapers,
terms, &C., furnished on application.
JAMES w. ROSS,
Agent for Wood Co.
Psrrysburg April II 1872. sim
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

The "Mohowks.' .''-The tribe vf Mohawks
were out on Wednesday evening and 'scalped' E
few brick from the top OF Mr. KsEPs' building
frightened several children 'fearfully' and slosL-
ed water around over the buildings in q manner
that was frightful to behold. The fact was dem
enstrated that ls men could run through the
s,reets with our fire engine, notwIthsts ndng the
mud was two or three inches deep, and that tAey
could put an inch stream about IS feet above tho
highest building in town.
The boys are putting the Mohawk in good
trim, and in case Of a fire We shall expect some
good reports from them. The organization Of
the company is not yet complsted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

Personal.-w We regret to announce that
our young friend Mr. FRED. FOor, late Of the
firm OF J. NJ. CUNNING 4 Co., at Haskius, has
LEFT our county. He has engaged in business at
Kent, Portage county, Ohio, and removed to
that place on Monday last. Not unlike all 9TH
ers who have removed from the county, be or.
ders the JOURNAL to follow him 10 lis new home.
Mr.. CUNNING continues the business at Has
kins, and the other member of the firm has pur-
chased a livery stable at Msumee City.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

Special communication Of Phpnix Lodge
F.& A. N on Monday evening next. full at
lendance requested.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

The next meeting Of the Board will bo held Al
Weston, June 4, 1872. By order OF the Board.
8. s. LONG, Clerk Of board.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24

Port NcIEs Division 3. OF It. No. Ia 8
Stated Meetings every Monday evening.
MAGGIE d. VASS. W. p.
Ono. Crook. W. r. 8.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
sabbath school Books.

An order Of the Sabbath School Convention Of
Wood county, held at Weston last March, was,
that all Sabbath Schools having any books to
dsnate for the benefit Of new and destitute Sab
bath Schools, organizing this spring, do forward
the same without delay 10 the care OF Rev. ]. E
VANCE. at Tontogany, Ohio.
Several applications for such books have al
ready came in, but as yet we have no books
70 supply them. J. E. VANCE, COMMITTEES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
Teachers Certificates,

The following is the result OF the school ex-
animation held at Bowling Green. May 7, 1872:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
SOCIETIES.

VIM. CROOKJ Jr.I W. M.
A. VI. RUSSELL, Secretary.
PerFysburg Lodge No. 1T0I ] %. CT
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
FRED. YEAGER, VIC. T.
CHAB. KRErs, W. r. 8.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
MERCHANDISE.
w eddell & Russell

w eddell & r ussell
Would announce to
their patrons and the
public generally, that
they are constantly
making additions to
their large stock of
Drugs, NJ Q dicines,
Paints, Oils, Groceries,
School Books, Station
cry, Wall and Window
Papers, Fancy articles,
&c, &c, &c.
A large invoice Of
Wall Paper just reed.
Having purchased a
Trimmer we are pre-
pared to trim all our
Wall Paper, Free Of Charge
As we purchase for
Cash we are confident
that we can suit our
customers both in
styles and prices.
Any article in our
line not in stock will be
procured on the shor-
test notice.
Prescriptions accur-
ately compounded day
or night.
We are also Agents for
James DllapaGG'S Native Wines
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-05-24
ARE YOU GOING wEsT7

April %. 1877
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20

rassed and delayed because no local sub.
Scriptions could DO obtained except from
individual sources. Now, the cities, towns,
counties and townships along the line
may subscribe, and the indications arc
that they, viii do SO generously At San
dusky, Milan, Norwaik and other points
along the route there was lively rejoicing
over the passage Of the act referred to. At
sandusky u meeting was held the same
evening, committee appointed and other
steps taken to submit to the people o! the
city the question Of sbscribiug $500, 600 10
build section OF the Wheeling s. Lake
Eric road; and although two'thirds vote
Is required, there Is the utmost confidence
that the measure will carry, as the people
are nearly unanimous for 1t. We pre-.
sumo, from our information, that similar
subscriptions will be proposed ilnmedi.
ately all along the route. Our nelghbor,
Martinsville, talks about voting a sub.
scriptlOn of $4,000 on top Of tho private
subscription Of $4,000 already secured.
The managers Of the enterprise are now
greatly encouraged and confident Of sue.
CNaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20
Death of McKeau Buchanan.

The welI.known tragedian, Mexican
Buchanan, died suddenly in Denver, Col.
orado, Tuesday last, of Apoplexy. lie
has led professional life Of unusual NC.
tivity, and though his popularity in the
Eastern States has been but limited, he
has been great star throughout the west
His line was that oil a heavy tragcdian,
and his style Of acting was Of that old
and boisterous school which is now Rl-
most obsolete. As HIrginiuS, as Macbeth
as Lear, and in the large range of stand.
ard leading characters Mr.. Buchanan was
at home. His acting, as we have already
intimated, would scarcely coincide with
the canons OF criticism received today;
yet it certainly possessed IN earnestncss
and vitality which interested even those
who condemned the style Of the actor
In his personal relations Mr.. Buchanan
was much liked. His daughter, Miss Vir.
ginia Buchanan, is graceful actress
widely known in the profession.
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Governor Palmer on the Presidency

Governor Palmer on the Presidency.
The following extracts from the letter
addressed by Governor Palmer, of Illinois,
to the CdrlinrtRc Democrat, declining the
nomination for Governor, indicate his
opposition 10 the denomination Of Presi.
dent Grant:
~ do not believe President Grant should
be renominated by the Republican party,
and will not say 50, nor will consent 10
canvass the State to promote his re.elec.
ton unless the candidate placed in the
field against him Is more Objectionable
/ supported General Grant in 1868 with
great cheerfulness. Then the issues which
followed the war were oftransCendent i'm.
pOrtAnCe. 1t was then necessary to pro.
vide complete guarantees for the liberty,
equality, and protection Of oil, and in com.
parison with the perfect accomplishment
OF these fundamental objects Of the Gov.
eminent, measures of administrative 70.
form were OF small importance, and, in
fact, from the state Of the public mind,
were then impossible. Now the most i'm.
portant public questions are such as re.
late 10 the enforcement Of the laws, the
administration of public finances, pro.
vision for the care Of the helpless classes,
the reduction Of the burdens of taxation,
the enforcement OF official honesty and
responsibility, and the preservation OF the
liberties of the people. = Nor
could l, if candidate Tor Governor, say
to the people that President Grant has
the inclination and ability TO enforce
economy and reform in the Government.
Nor will ! submit my Judgment ON these
points to n convention that will be dom.
mated BY his appointees and partisans.
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Do Angels Have Wings9


To the Editors OF the Intelligence.
Angels have wings, but they cannot be
seen by everybody; he who Is not able ia
see nor comprehend it, VIC advise to be.
lcvc it, II angels had no wings, they
would look just like no Nngcls-or has
anybody ever seen any ange! without
wings? II so, 1t was surely no angel.
Angels must be and have been ever and
ever, and this is sure, just MS sure MS the
bible and God himself; whatsoever, calls
that in question 10 make lun OF it, has
nothing common with either OF them,
and consequently cannot possess the
slightest idea Of their being. Hence it is
not to be wondered nj, that questions like
the one in yesterdays INTELLIGESCER
may trouble some unrCCtiiicd minds,
which would do well reading and Jelicr.
ing and rcaCiing the ErnngeiiO, and when
they shal! have praCtiscd thusly for seven
years, and cannot still sec the truth, they
may call for further information, which
viii be willingly given. Such is the very
TNuTU
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Republican State Convention.

The undersigned 10 directed BY the Republican
Stats Central Committee TO call upon the voters
Of the Republican party In West Virginia 10 send
delegates to Convention 10 DO held at Grafton,
on the 23d day OF May next alto H., for thepur.
pose Of choosing delegates 70 the National Rc'
publican Convention, TO beheld at Philadelphia,
on tho 9Th day Of next June, and for the purpose
Of transacting such other business Is may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge uroA the
Republicans OF the State tho Importance ola full
attendance at tho state Convention.
The Committee recommend
That in each comfy, unless other arrange
men,s are made by Its Executive Committee
tho County Convention assemble Of the Court
House, on Saturday, the nth day OF May next,
to choose delegates to the State Convention.
That each County Convention al any vRcan.
cIcs that may exit In tho County Executive
Committee, 40 that fall list Of tho Committee
may DO reported at the State Convention.
CIV. B. ALLISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
Wheeling. March ~, 1872.
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Or. Tut: BOsToX, Feb. 0, 1870.
Dear Sir-Will you please inform me Of what
druggist in New York, I can get your expect0.
rant, as can use some Of II to advantage, having
seen the effect OF It on friend OF mine. am
IDLY satisfied that It has but to be tried to estab.
your Wholesale price, delivered In New York !!
Let me know where It can be had for the present
In New York, and will communicate further
with you ct another time. Very truly yours, n
W. Il. BARRON, 90 Summer ct.
mr. rn,,,, Nat n. :. nj ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20
The New Ohio Railroad Lnw-..Thc
Wheeling and Lake Erie Taking II
Fresh Start.

"hCCIuS uuu AiuhC AstlC luhlus Il
Fresh Start.
Two or three mornings since our read
crs were advised by telegram from Co.
lumbus that n bill had been passed by
both Houses OF the Ohio Legislature au.
,horizing cities, counties, townships and
Incorporated villages and towns, To con
struct and lease railroads. The measure
is very important one, MS affecting the
building OF railroads in Ohio; and rs a(-
fecting the lines projected from this CITY
into that State, it il no, without interest
on this side Of the rlycr. A provision Of
the Ohio constitution forbid. ,ul4rr;n-
tions To the stock Of ri.rp,I com.
panies by counties, town,I.,p, and
municipalities; but Cinclnnnll l.ty.
ing subscribed money to buila A
railroad in her own name, the question ol
her authority to do 80 was raised and the
constitutiOnality Of such action was nt.
iirmcd by the Supreme Court of the State.
Upon this hint tho Legislature acted.
The bill Is carefully drawn 50 Ms to pro.
vide for cascs where line Of railroad IL
to bG built by the aid Of local subscrib
tons ut various points along the route.
Each party subscribing mus, build II def.
mite extent OF the road, and the whole,
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A BIg Thing.

Some OF the papers published in the
State have published the new Constitu.
ton in full, ind we suppose they are paid
for II; we have had no intimation Of that
kind, and We propose TO defer the docu.
ment until about the Fourth oil July
lVtllSbur0 Herald. 'a'fs
We cannot speak for anybody else, but
the INrELLlGENcER was not paid for pub.
fishing the Constitution. We printed it
because we presumed our readers wanted
to sec it. .st F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20
Some Very Curious Reflections About
People who "IIenpeCk their Bet
y

tFrom tic MounGsylllc Nationally
There arc Il certain class Of individuals
in all grades md conditions Of society,
who forever and continually are attempt.
ing 10 pick quarrel with some one.
The editorial profession is lAr from being
free from this disAgrecablo and unCom!ort.
able set. They not only make mountains
out of mole hills, but are worse. than
cheese mice. in their citations, who con.
slider their own cheese the only cheese In
existence, and consequently are naturally
dTonc to henpeck their bettCrs. These
hroH,s arc not only useless 10 themselves
md society, but 0bStinRtCly follow the
dog in.,hc'mangcr policy and misery
along 1t is pity that darkness should
cover the face OF tho deep so largely. If
= HooI',lhgd and pcrsCvCring turkey COB.
bier would y" allowed To set on such for
about IoUr weeks, he nigh, hatch some.
thing wonderful.
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A VOID CONSUMPTION.

: Nc. enemy to the human race is more TO be
dreaded and Is more inSidious In its approaches
than the too fatal destroyer Of health and hIppI,
ness Of myriads-"C Consumption In LIS ghGsilJ
first advances. This may DO done BY re timex
use OF DIR. TUFTS RPPECTORANT. I ,IIII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20

Exceeds anything OF the kind ever presented In
mhecllnS; The immense stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods opened and now on cxhIhi.
ton Will DO sold at RstoniBhingy low prices.
having purchased most OF our stock from i'm.
porters and manufacturers by tho package. en-
Ahles us To sell at less than the usual prices and
All persons In want Of good goods are respectful.
y Invited to give US an carly call and save mon-
Gy. We offer this morning
tUpieceS Grenadines, new styles, from IS to bOc,
did quality, At 25c.
80, 800 pieces Fancy Plaid and Striped Poplins
100 pieces of extra heavy GInshams, worth lsc,
100 pieces Japanese Silks Of almost any price
Fancy and Black Silks from 81 rs TO 81 &c. La.
dlea' ana ChlldrGn's Rcldy.M1dO Suits at greatly
reduced prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 1000 Of the latest styles Of ShAwls and
scarIs, or all qualities and at any price, Our
trimming Department has large stock Of tho
best quality OF Ribbons. all wldthA: GIrus. SIX
and suit Laccs, Embroideries, Buttons, etc, Ctc,
Also null line OF the celebrated Nilsson Kid
GiOTes, said TO bc superior 10 anything yet pro.
duced IN the market Our HoIseFy Department
ID supplied with almost 900 dozen nj all uualtIes
and sizes, SONS worth CSC Tor I2Sc, ana AZ low
A. lOc pair. white Goods, SwisSes, NAInsookr.
bishop and Victoria Lawns. JAcOneVa, plain ana
striped, good quality, at 25c. A handsome as.
sentiment Of PAfasOlH and Umbrellas cheap.
Cloths, CassImGrca, Jeans and Cottohades In
great abundance At almost any price. Bleachcd
and brown MuSlibR, ShGetInGs, Table Linen,
SIAsnes, Towels, etc, etc, very low. In short,
all kinds OF goods to be found in Tho marSet
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc, In great variety.
+. S.-We are altO sole agents for the Maysyilic
city. Anil
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Druggists.
THE BEST IsTHE cHEApEsT.

There Il no economy IN using an inferior BSk.
ing Powder, because N cheaper. 1t only spOlls
Io T.I efsaa, nd 1eas iemPer TOO hogln, La
eaedpGSt in ne riFl'1E becHnse m n IA 6sSf
AJAX Tor Lo11n, Illt z Cb'G,,. Be bnre You get Il;
and yo9 IN esye yphf peace ofmind, and also
your piece OF bteAd.h -Ae mara
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-20
...d Pr; TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless,
ON MARRIAGES.

HAPPY RRLIEr ron You've MES from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses carly In life. Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe-
diments 70 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free In sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. :
South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. inpI9dAw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Tranfreia.

Die auf bic 9~apitulatipn BON Web
il6 beSiebenpe llnterlu6uns sebt ibreh1
Gnre gu unp bic S6lusfplseruneen pes
Seridtes Der GOmmiiiipn iinp iebr itrene
se9en cen Marldaa Sasaine. 0ur6 feline
S6lanbeit feline @lei6beit sesen bic
al9emeinen SntersiIen pes 9anpes f5nne
man nun bic &eibenfolse Ypn Seblern Ii.
Na6ldiii9feiten erfldren, pur6 wel6e bic
Capitalization sprbereitet purre. @us
Der enlightenment prifuns Der Grmmiifpn
lpa berpcrseben, Dap Der WarI6aa leit
pem Is. au9uit ni6ts 9lnreres i'm auoe
bate, ais ii6 su ~iipltren rnc feline 4rmce
10 wenis ME mbsli9 Yreis seben ; I'M
tie fir cine pplitii6e Eple a~uf,uiparen
une un Serr Der Gage su bleiben. Die
Shladten bon Gpurcellss, &escnSile,
AmanpillerS iouen nrr sufdaise 3uIamz
menitDee Setpeien iein, bel renen Der Sels
cenmutb Der Splpaten purd Die @bwes
lenbeit jecer Characterization Der Sewes
9uns, jeces beitimmten 3isles nuBlps ses
maft wurre. llnmS9liG 1T ais @rrnp
nWanSel an Wunitipn" an;unebmen
ME Der WiarI6aa SprSiebt I'm isinen
Hiif;uS na9 redts am H., itatt Die 81
fenlioe si nebmen une auf bic Strasc
bon Sercun sl marIdiren, mad benz or
am Is: Sieser gebliebcn, AT entl6ulciz
gen. Die S6la6t Spn Npi6spile ipa
ebnlc iGls6t sprbereitet ais rurdaes
flbrt, UNI unpirerleslid bewieIen NOR
ZEN lein raB, penn Der Marl6au, fat
5 prer 6 Stuncen ~ iparten ure eaeur6
benz 6eince 3eit su Seben, bic Sage gu
ilterleben unc Sertarfunsen berbeisusiez
ben bel S%asssanbru6 ansesriTen bate,
er iebr gut bel Der OissplitiOn Der lrups
pen einen Ourdsans er;pinsen fpnnte.
S6lieSli6 fol- Der Warl6aa racur6,
pas CT am 2. September has pfene 6elp
serlieb unp iid unter bic Sanpnen bon
DEG Hii6tete unp BARN belasern Lief, in
einem rur6 bic militariiden &eslements
Sorausseiebenen Sale Der S%erantpprt>
ltbfeit befineen ra er bamals nod BAN
peln fpnnte. @enn aud bic sanss slrs
NEE feinen Our6brl6 MAIDEN fpnnte,
10 bdtten bod enersiia sefiibrte i~iplirte
Gsrps Die feineli6en 9inien pur6erinsen
unt nit enerSii6en CARES bic bel Sui
mier lie9rei6e Armee Der 2pire serltirfen
f5nnen. Da mebrere i6tpere Seblsr Snz
franftipnen aeaer bic MilitairrealementS
bilcen, 10 slaubt man, bic llnterlu6unsss
Gcmmiiiien tpdre aufselest gu ~serlansen,
Der Marl6au iplle Spr Elm Sriessseri6t
aeitellt perren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
~2mrembnrger Gazette.

llnsebulois ~sripartets yappsnbsim ben atsnb
bes Srittsn Cages, fet entl6loisn, ben abenteuer.
liten Sang ~ tuasen. GntIpra6 ia Der na9t.
li6e &usaus, nitten in bic feinbli1tn Gttunss.
perfe binein, benz fibnen Settle beS @rafen.
llne fano er .pirfli6 bic sel6ilperte Sdpa6e, ben
pHenen pa6-mubts ni9t pas trpBise Wases-
burg, oas nod feinem Seinbe erlas, BON ibm BE-
3punsen ruersen ? 3itternb Dor Grrssuns fanb
Der rubmlitbenbe Serr DOT bielsr Grase.
Gntlif fam Der Mpotbeter.
@uten @bsnb, Shenandoah /! sriibte er in lei
ner bSbnii6tn Wsiis. pier III bas gerssi6ni6
aaer yoifen fir mcrsen, bel Sage unt bel @adt.
-Wan naab @crt bnlten.-Nun, ME ltebt'S z
Satt Sbr ben Mutb, einsm gprtbefsr Gu6 ansu.
pertraren 3?
@eben mir lautete errest bic Gntpprt.
Sn pielen Giienplatten, Graf 2 Sbr miiBt bur6
Elm God anc cine Spalte i6lipfsn.
Die aud meine &lifuns bur1laltn perben.
Na6 Seliebsn I! 5Olsst mir!
0%prtIesuns fplat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

lebrer bleibt bod Der drmfe Der @elt,
aber bic &esieruns Bat es in Der 6ano,
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