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OENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday. July Q, 1877, trains
will run as follows. Sunday excepted:
come SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls, at sos q. m.
and 1905 and 400 p. m. For Bennington, 500
and li;oS q. m, and 2:lo and s:4S P. m.
chester, Bennington and New York, via Troy
PAssENGER-Leaves Rutland at SOS q. m.
for Bellows Falls, Boston and New York.
MAIL.--Leaves 81. Adams al 100 a. M, Burl-
ington at S:20 o. m, Ticonderoga at 1850 q. M,
arriving at Rutland at ll:oo q. m. Leave Rut-
land II M; for Boston, Springfield New
EXPRESS-Leave Rutland Hos a. m. for New
York via North Bennington and Troy.
EXPRESS-Leaving White mountains in the
morning via Montpelier. ogdensburg 900 m,
Montreal 800 q m, Burlington l.So p m, arrive
In Rutland 400 pm:
arriving in Rutland at $50 pm.
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Rutland at 2:io ?. m,
for Manchester and Bennington.
MIXED TRAIN.-LeaveB Rutland at AGO D. m :,
for Bellows Falls and Brattleboro.
NIGHT EXPRESS--From Ogdensburg, Mon.
treal. st. Adams and Burlington, leaves Rut-
land s.4o p. m: for REV York via North Ben
nington and Troy.
come NORTH.
1910. 400 and $3.50 pm.
EXPRRSS-Leaves Rutland 1910 m for Bur
llngton, st. Adams, Montpelier and White
EXPREss-MAIr-FromN New London, Spring.
ton. leave Rutland aiC5 p. m, for Burlington,
xXPRRss-Leaves New Pork at 500 a. M,
Rutland so 2 M, for Ticonderoga, Burling-
NIGHT RYPRRss-Leaves New York at sac
p. M, via Troy and North Bennington; Rut.
land o:to Am, for Burlington, st. Adams, Mon.
when II leaves New York at at $3.50 p. M, and
Rutland 1870 a. m, for Burlington, Sc. Aloans
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spect to the most useful yet in practice
most inefficient branch of our judicial SER
vice, to attract in some eight degree the
attention of the public mind to this beauti-
full system, as a counterpart and balance
wheel to the rigor of the law, and to its
wants and necessities at the hands of the
state, for its progressive reformation in
matters of form and detail, and Its strength
ening conservation in matters OF principle
and jurisdiction
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THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN suffer-
ing from Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality,
and broken-down constitutions have been
perfectly restored to health during the pact
year by using DIR. s. d. Howe's Arabian
Tonic Blood Purifier. 1t supplies the lost
wastes, cleanses and enriches the blood,
acts directly upon the Liver, Kidneys and
Urinary organs, and builds a man right
square up. Sold by A. w. Higgins and
Paige 81 Crooks. wd2t
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Truly n Medical wonder.

Have you ever before known of rem
edy for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Constipa-
ton, Bad Tastes in the Mouth, Coming up
of the Food and General Debility, being
sold on guarantee You must ans Wer
No, for none heretofore possessed sufficient
merit. We have secured the sale of this
Wonderful Remedy, DR.. SHILoH's SYSTEM
VITALIzER, which we sell on these terms.
Will you not give the small price OF 70
cents to be cured? Sold by F. Fem and
Paige & Crooks, Rutland; F. A. Morse,
West Rutland.
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We are selling more of SHILoH's Con-
sUMPTIoN CURE for Coughs, Consumption,
Group, Hoarsenees, Asthma, Whooping
Cough and Lung Diseases than all other
Cough Remedies, because we have guar
anteed it. and it has stood the test. 10
cents, so cents, and $l.00 per bottle. And
for lame chest, or back use SHILoH's Po-
RoUs PLASTER. Sold by Paige & Crooks
and Francis Fem. Rutland f. A. Morse,
West Rutland I; Rice & Co., Castleton.
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DennisOn's Patent shipping Tags.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by It's
becoming detached. All express comps MES
use them. Sold by Printers and Statl merry
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND
d&w Wholesale Al ents.
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Hereafter THE DAILY GLOBE will be sold
for TWO CENTS A COPY. THE GLOBE con-
tains ALL THE NEWS FURNISHED BY
ASSOCIATED PRESS and by reliable Special
Correspondents. 1t is exoelled by no other
newspaper in tho State in any respect. At
the greatly reduced price now announced it is
one of tho cheapest as well as one of the best
newspapers in tho country.
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"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume. Sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. dM&
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VISITING CARDS Either plain or
Y engraved, engraved plates, monogram
stamping, etc. etc., furnished by
sfAULDIN0 CO.,
general booksellers, stationers and news deal
efs, corner herchanm' row and West street.
, 1877-08-05
THE FRIDAY EVENING srRvtcpa

THE FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES
at Lake Bluff camp-mectinC Friday evening
we're conducted By Elder W. 6. Miller, Of the
Wisconsin Conference, and were opened BY sing.
ing the c;enty-ninth hymn, "Jesus, lover of
my soui,'t after which Brother Haddock led in
pruycr.
Dr.. Aaron Gurney took for his text the last
clause of Verse g. Chap. Kill. Corinthians: ..No
man can say that Jesus is the Lord .but by the
Holy Ghost.''
The speaker said that religion was either of
supreme Importance or it was an imper-
tineu.e It is the relation sustained be-
tween ourselves and our Maker, md the super
natural was an essential part OF religion be-
cause 1t had to do with God, who was infinite
anil unfathomable. They had to guiac them
the Word Of God as given in the Scriptures,
aud the recorded utterances of Christ him
self. Our attention was often directed to
the wonderful condescension. Of Christ, who
came upon earth to suffer and die for mankind,
but It was but seldom that the wondrous con-
dcscenslon Of the Holy Ghosx. in directing MEN
, 1877-08-05
.,n PERSONAL.

The Rev. Miss Chaplin will continue her pas
to:ate Of the Universalist Church st Blue Island
for another year.
The Rev. F. o. Osborne, formerly rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, at Highland Park, IS
spending few weeks among his old Dasisilon-
er5, and preached for them last Sabbath.
The Rev. F. B. Howard, OF East Orange, y,
j.. will spend his summer VACATION at G'cncoc,
with his brother, Mr. {. II. Howard, OF tac A1-
rauee. to which paper he will contribute edi.ori-
ally, and preach for the charch at Glencoe.
The Kew. j. r. Breeze left on Tuesday for tl,e
Pc,ee Islands, where be goes ns missionary
Mr.. Brcese i8 veil known as the author Of Il frn
Portraits.' and he has lately labored in the
Bethel cause In this city, in connection with
Father Leonard, whose death was recorded .
..w weeks ago.
Tie Rev. Dr.. Thomas, pastor Of Howa:d Con-.
gscgatiooal Church, Buooklfnc, sfass., has gone
to M;aneso.a with Mr. F. 6. Ensign to see the
work Of tho AEclie1n Suudat-scaool Union
, 1877-08-05

out dream. God had set barriers to the sea,
ana there was q limit to Its rare. So lie had
SET boundaries to human passion and sin. The
1ronl'er rutiian who had Killed twenty men hail
@ ne" England adyenturcr gathered in
nls hands great railroads and
was endangerine the peace of an entire COM
munity. But be fell before the bullet OF the
Ssss ssSssn, ano only day or two ago another
was killed. was thrasheu in Wall street. Jehovah
haa set one power against another aud so The
worlu got peace: There was God OF Battles,
ana ABOVE tue orders OF the commanders OF con-
tending armies was His hand directing the is
| sue- By-and-by would come peace ont Of ali
earth.
Another great prospect for peace was seen In
eGpIant aa'aqss Of education science at
IN what was learned in schools, from art aud
science, but in the higher teachings Of the moral
law. IMPROVE the moral sense OF men
1e ycTf Tuss sseysa Saa al been that ons was .tas de-
tn the Vest and South that were impossible il
New England, simply because higher moral
sense prevailed there. Technical law went for
nothing; the ultimate arbitration must be made
| was law to himself, oppressed no one, persc-
ented nq one; wanted no 1ai1s, or courts, or gal
doing much harm in Chicago. principally
ctwee th,stinas t.s lucy ~ a',o"co aIehts 10 gome
should conser that thrr ehors co M lhs
cYnectnd ,o "sa ~ an1, eo'au not oe
r.frs;n f,on I'D ~ s'...s aa u.ust
onI .1,sci,i;n 80 - T.. essnns -tola1 po"et
,rniI IN m1,s, j., ,iis 's-.
scsnoi M, tto .h'.r 1ns u.sctn. Lne ouLuay
fcr onn' Thore t'o,Ym W. h pomersnl ensnGs
;ns,,oa,s ~ 1 ~ 4 ME W &c p1 1oSisss's ~
=, nans1 ,r;.i i,s.; a." "nu usss wv "a1heu nanu
J ..r"a. nt+n stass eouta pe set against
e'aTh, -, p.wpi;:as p,,d";. aSu,lls. 'aoor
,,,nn for,s,s ~ Soastaau YIN a1sseftaeion
~ pon " ose'nn!ent ana po!nteu ous
H. rnes1;als 9;l tson .he niinu Worshsp oi
iiuoe.a, aie 4lu Iot "onuef thas tnoueht11l
l'eh eoulu ses aaHYsr 10 Luz henuo1c aneaa,
n tpI A '."s.s4! wv 'te.l sns't eHI' cou'u
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=, 1a aaolt hat ~ W sssHG was c!ancs,
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ta1 da; ~ : ; ha5 7n1a,o n IL lale u M tnGs IS. re
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, 1877-08-05

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uuess, us, ont 10 ane au1ilof oI me reshu,ls
"ul, unt} ueSau,se, Is lar US w how ~ anu
wv unue,stu u"us Avs, thGre Is ho slS III .uenh
.; .iat oauness III talls sense iea1s W e'e eatc,
;t, oI u 1 sto4s .n' ~. Hs1
nseh att hos arsulns' OF course, tnat 10y
'ay mo' IL ne ptases uestfos the %ee es1s ~ SOU:
ou. ny "llo!e question Is whet1Gs tIerc oe a1iy
sose o. !sasoh, natutal; aha!osiyal' or rEsea!su
rur ,nnh, .na: @ t,e uoes 50 p!easc ihe fam
petsoal' SO iol's rs ~ remains eH1': - fa.ler
.nlp.'as.1eo ;s tn1n eA.'tsulsneu. H. - % ns'er
.lsrSeu; ~ osl'ets u goes o!l ~ eseu sfealef
ueSrees; ol sel!-assef1lun. II hSes N Tue attl-
!uos " psotest' aeuanse. th'a Ieuel4lo.l,TtiaI
ls' III st.lee VI .lloIe h!Shl' eSa99etateu A1u
mathea Eerse',a.ty }! M tnan tnG pefs"nalts Oh any
Guy :. VI no n'es lor nthc1s' o1 io' you.
u, th:h, Tue o;lu arc 10 dle elerha1ly, u must
pe Jug 10 an ast SO 70 say, ol DNlse violence,
1loa .ue opes'i1on ot any ID" Wy esh u'seern'-
assuming: us uo assunie that. nse Inc rest ol
uS1 tHC1l hAtAlc - uIolAcu aIlA pFctIlStl loF
, 1877-08-05

got the instructions III tod to look to Christ,
and to Him only.
The afternoon services we're opened BY sing
ing Hallcluiah! Thine tue glory" q Flow
sweet the name Of Jesus sounds" and other
hymns. Bishop Harris then led III PRAYER.
THE REV. ". ". ESEHTs. D: D.,
OF the First Baptist Church. selected Us his text,
He st1llcth the noise Of the sea, the noise Of
its wares, aud the tun'uIt thereof" Psalm to,
VERSE vil.,. and compared the wars aud
rumors Of wars the labor ssrikes, ,
and conflicts wtl 1ns rsssiess
complex aud mysterious. It might be said that
men iostled one another in their search for
wealth, or it might he sa'l that the moral per-
version OF men prcclDitatcu the conflict So
that men were battling against the law OF God
as the sea beat upon the ro2k-bound shore.
Every prccept Of God had been assaIlcd. and the
whole world kept a.ltateu and III turmoil. The
sinful freedom oi man bad become organized; !;
men had been class against class. tribe against
! ing false foundation, having lniguity lneorpo-
rated into their constitutions, beca:ne warrln-
clements against society. It was so in this
country with slavery. which costa million Of
men and 4 thousand millions OF dollars to wipe
out, and so it was with the Ottoman Empire
founded on false religion and full of erroneous
IDEAS and antipathy to Christianity and to God.
Nonc could doubt the wonderful effects for
good uf the railroad system OF + his country, the
intelligence OF the great class connected with it.
But a few men, bound to arnass fortunes ille-
Ultimately, had done infinite mischief The
Credit Mubilier and kindred schemes for rob-
biue stockholders and the public set class against
class, and prccipitated conflict. Thel oss OF
property was but slight in COMPARISON with
the loss Of single lie. All knew how hard it
was 1a shoot down a starving man. He might
have been led into the mob By fanatics What
did the poor wrctches in the Eastern armies
know Of the REASONS why the: had been ar
rayed one against the other! Nothing: they
were but rs the waves Of the SEA Something
better aud rran1er than tue police was uccded
for the government OF this great mon
ey-scclsing mass Of restless humanity.
We were al hoping and praying for the mlllen-
NAL lime, the reign Of peace he was 2 gre2t
man who could efen hope for thls. eGeu II 1t ba
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-02-22

oitgtbllbet tuerSsh.-ltuS ods fin6 dtit
Gnbe bic iuabrsn 9abies oes 0anb.s,
mob! 81 nntcrideioen bon ieneu fsin.
iciHuoIIcnben 2dbies. bel ip.Idsu bi,
&Ieioer Den cin3issn @rtitcI non irasnS
cincm Bertbe biIben.
9ic @rilnoer unicrcr SlspabIii, tua6r.
bafte SatriOtcn rnO ibIidte @epubIiia.
ner i'm id0nitcn Sinne bcs Bor!es,
luarrn nidt 70 freisiebis nit benz Sit,l
,sdhp" luie nuierc beutisc Generation,
olc ben 6oni8 Sbobbb anbetst. Oo.
mails peritanb man inter einer 2aop
cine Dame bon Griiebuns, bic nidt
ourd 9ebor9te SIcioerpradt. ionberu
Ourd luabre $er3ens. unb @eiltesbiI,
oun9 9I6nste, nnb babel bic Sue.lbsu
Der bortrefIidcn Sausirau lnb @utt,r
nidt pcradtcte. Sine foIdc Dame mar
oieSran bcs 9rObsu anoautea 8asbins.
ton, ilno baS2ano IeBte ibr germ ben 81.
tel ,,e6oD 8aSbinstOn" bel. BsId,r
&blta'lo Siuiiden Der 9dbD bon bama!s
ilnS ScredbDSbObbb bes bertisensas.s
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-02-22
mabdlen nnb eSbi,s.

@abGcn 0iett eS taum mebr ilt
Gmerita, iebe luiU cine ,,aaoD" Dor.
fteIIen; unb III eiuer iuIden 9abD 9eb0.
rem Dor aIIeu 9insen fd6ne SIeiOcr, cine
Ssbsr auf benz Sut, iuo fn09Iib nod
elm gIibsrubes armbanO ilnO cine
8rcdc bon Der @r0bc eincs S6eucr.
tbor8 nit einem SoIoenen .,4ScnciI" Oa,
run,-tsiu 1luteridicO, Oh bic ,,9dbb''
bamit ibreiben fam, oocr Oh iic &C.
sipunsen 1T, itutt ibrcs Slameus Gin
sRrcls binsutribeIu. Sebr oft aber rci-
den Die @littsI uidt ous, I'M iiir ale
| bisie tbsuren SadeH be5abIen Sn f0n-
nsn, linb bann miiiIen iInebrIide Mit-
tel su 5iIfe 8euommen iucrOeu, unO 10
feben mir. MIR 81 oft, iuic Die iibcrtric.
bsiie Yubfidt uno 4srubuiebe at 9ieb-
ftabI, 81 @erbredcn, sn Sd)nnSc fibrt,
Scr Iebte 8rics bat bieie @rnnfladt
In furdtbGrer Beiic 9eiteioert. Dit
8abl Der ebrliden 2ellte, Die ben @iutt
babrn, sinen aIten ytof au traocn, fucnll
fie fir fsinst ilcuen bcSubIen fonnen,
nnb bic 8ubI Der broben Srauen, bic
fidl NIT eitem Suttnntleioe bcbeIfcn,
fpcnn ibnsn bas @tIO fir elm iciosneS
febIt, lpiro bon Sag su SAG fIeiner.
Dor Ipiltcr ,,0dOiss" iucrbeH mir buIb
aar feline Sraucn iiebr babcn, feIbit bic
8adFlde in Der Sdnle ipOIIcn idot
,,edbics' esidolten iusrcsn.
.giusm psritdnOiaet iunstn @lanuc,
Der in btr gBeIt fort iuiu, 'rliiiiea Bel
|otm bIobrt aablide einer uoHitdnois
uuslfaffrteit .edOb" mad bem beutieet
.Hs0rifFe fcfert ale ScirdtbsSeOaafsn
.idiuihbeitl ceun Is itfHn iid) bic Ionpet
rSiurrI3 3stbiunesn, pcrlaISeuc Guppcn,
berhrGnhte 8tehtsuts iiDD berlpabrIufe
aiHbrt Itbbuft Dor isins glusen. 0ic
DuISe ipirb isir, bnb ptrltduNiee unb
abrnpe iunet Mdnner bel ber @abI ei.
tier 2ebeusssfdbrtin ale ..8aOieS' Iinfs
.Iigssa IQFsH iltO Die brnSen @dOden
aufiudsI Die bon ibren spsritdnbiSsn
Rittsrn ~ ti&iigta SaHsfsalsi br'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-02-22
esas eiu ReabiHssr a,farrsr seiaat
Itaf.

Sn Sleabin9 iinb ueIs &rme, ictuubI
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Ger SiiIfsUerein tbut guar Gin aatts
8srf, abcr cs Iic9t nod eiu srobss StIo
bier tpic bort unb iibcraU snr 8obItbG.
tiOfctt oifcu. Sin prominsntcr YrtSi.
Ger &cooin9S entIebistc fid neuIi& fol.
9ciecr Gasoriide auf ieiner 8anssI,
lucIdc uIler 8cbcrsisuns msrtb iinb, ba
Der aficDcube Srade" in Der Stride
@Iaubc obnc 8crfc - 0urd fe eineu
cmpfiubIiden StOb crbdIt. Ser @r..
bigger fu9ts:
GS 1T bic Ianterite $.udsIsi, sin,n
Gag ooer feds Sage in Der Boae bon
uuicrcn $OffnluScn uuf ben $immsI 81
rrScn, ludbrenb biuscrnos @idnntr unb
gScibcr Dor lInicren &biiren iid btfiu.
ocn, nnO mir beIfeH LINEN nidbt. SD
9lnube un driitIide SrOmmistsit, absr
id mill cine Sr0misteit, tusIde tinsu
&crb oil bcn @rm bdnst, stiuas in ben
8crb bincin tbut uno bamit an has
$allS Der armntb 9ebt lno ipri@t-
nidt in 8Orttn, iunocrn int 8erf Der
Gicbc - bier 1T Der 8,iusis msinsr
SrOmmi9tcit." Beun bic gr5iuns Der
Bclt Uoron9cbcn iOII. 70 tam Sies ni6t
eiuii9 Ourd @cidusc, 6cbcte nnb bsrsb.
te Sreoi0tcn 0sibeben. SID CLAUDE all
Elm Gbriitentbum, iucIdes iidj in &ob.
len uuo @lebI offcnbart. Gs iinS bic
fen Ibcno buuoerte bon SamiIisn in
Der Stabt, iucIde in ciner &oHns Sob.
len mcbr SrOmmiStcit finotn uiirSslL
oIs in b,n ;sbn @etoten, uno nebr Ssi.
Ii0fcit in eincm Stif 8inSfIsiiG, ais
in Der 8er9prebiSt. 0isIe Grt bot
GBriitentbunt 1T cS pelde uas esrabt
icbt notb tbut; bic &rt bon SrOntmis.
felt, lueIdjc eiues @aunes Sanb in itine
SNidc filbrt uno OieieIbe 6ffnst 3ur In.
tcritibun9 Der notblcibeubtn GrmeH.
8c9 nit biclem bubIen Oiiniel, bus
evnltIid Soft 9cbicnt iucrOe, iusnn I'M.
icre ScrSen falt nub uulere Sbrsn taub
iinb uor ben Bitten Der Glsnben. Oie
airden uniercr StuOt baben iebt bic
btitc @eIeSenbsit. ben 8ertb ibr.r &e.
lisiun gu betueiicn. sc 1T &borbsit,
nit ,SractS" an ben &biirsn ausutIop.
fen. luenntuir ionit nidts ssben iuOIsn.
Bir miiien ctiuas briuSsu, iiit bic &r.
men su luarmeu iiBb ;u fdttisen--oann
birften lniere @ebete srbOrt iperbeu.
8eun Ou Elm Gbriit icin iuiait, 70 ;slse
es ourd llnteritiibuus bebhrftissr Gr.
men. SD bOife, bab bic 8irGe ibr
srObbsrSisss Gbriitentbum oaonrd ssist,
oub ite Gin Ssrs bss @iitIsiOs iuirb sr.
teuuen IaiIsn, unO bab uniere 8sIision
uidt ans bIObcm 8ef,untnib bsfsbt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Die Counts GrmntiIiipntrS perbsn Sers
mine trbufS apprlation gsgtn bic brsiiGbrige
IbiGGBung fir has Sabr A. d. 1877 an fol-
Osnten Sdgsn unb Srtsn balien, nGmIit:
Fir bic Borough @iQersburs NIB Sbrr.
partpn, ben u. Februar, am BffentIi9en Salt-
e Spn Z. g. Frstldnt.
Fir has 3ppnIbip WaIbinaipn am Disnss
tag, ben 13., AM SfentIi9sn Sauie ppu Sobn
u. Scfntdnn.
Fir bic Gpipnlbip gBhliams unb RuIO am
gittlps8, ben A. an Sffrntli9tn Saaie Srn
Hpbrl GtGmaS.
Fir bic Borough gyFsns unS 0irrnisrr,
AM OonnrrItag, trn 15., am Effrnlli6sn Saulr
ron +. Beverley.
Fir bic Borough @rnB uub 9yfrns Gopn-
lbip, an Frsitas ten 16., am f1rntliGen Snll.
Ie Yon Senry 3atsrmann.
Fir bic Borough 9frrsburg, lIniontotpu
unb Miflin GopnIbip, am Samaa, ben H.,
AM Shsntlihen Saule BON Sfniamin 8roSntr.
Fir bic Sownibips Saffon unb SrfrIon,
nm Rontdg, brn TO-, am Effrntlitsn SauIt
pon pster s. Gnbsrs.
Fir bic Borough Salidr nnS bic Sotpn.
Ibips Salifdr unb Heeb, am Frtitaa ttn %,
nnt ptentliden Saule bon Billlam Wabar1llr.
Fir bic Soroupb Daupbin unb MilttI.Iar.
toiL ben a., am rTsntliGn SauIs Son slntos
@apntann.
Fir bas IotpnIbip 9iister parton, am
Montaas BIN 26, ant HfsntliGrn SauIs son
SenrY WrB.
Fir ta6 Gotpnfbip @ra : Sanossr. AM
DieniaG ben 27y q n ShentIibtn Saule son
SoItpb Garty.
Fir tas SoBnltip Sf-SanoStr, am @iIt.
mod. BEN S,, am Sff.ntIi9sn SauIe ron Sobn
y. gilbert. - I
Fir eaS Gopnlbip @iit.Sanossr, ant 1.
W6rI am BifentlI&sn Sauie BON Geora Soder.
Ftr bas 3otpnltip Derry unb Sammsls-
topn, am 2, ani SfFsntIi&rn Sauls soa SoItpb
Sofflnaun.
Fir tas SopnI6ip Susuuebanna. an, Cam.
flag, bet g., In ber amtSnute bsS gommiIiio-
ners AT Sarrisbug.
Fir bas Soipnlbip Spaiara, AM Montdd,
bsn 5, am Sauie Son Gbrilfian Sr6.
Fir has Sopnlbip Nirbsr.S .Spatara, am
OisnltaG tsn g., art Sfsnili6sn SnuIr NON
9brifttan 9ebniann.
Fir bic Borough 1lttIetotpn, brsi gBarbs.
AM whtiwo9, ben z, an ETsntliGn Sauie
pon Colonel GtiId. =
Fir has 3oipaibip 2ontontsrry, ant Don.
nerltag, efh 81 am Snnis bon Soispb Sisipfr.
Filr has 3otpnibip Gonstpaso, am Frritas
bin o., am Saule pot Sobn Q. FoIb.
Fir bic Stabt Sauisburs IN ter Commit.
fonsrs glmIsInbe 30 Sarrisburs bit fol0t:
Grfe Warb, II. WGrI
3wtits @arb, Is. RGrl
Gritie Warb, ii. WirI
8isrie Warb, Is. WGrl
Finite g8aro, 16. N6rS H..
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poelie.
Ses Saters Iebte 2isb.

On mubt eS fcnnen Icrncu,
Oas 9ieo, oa8 itetS cr fang
llnb nit Den belIen Sonen
90 tpnrm gum SerScn oran9.
Sa8 ms in Qieb' uno 2eiben
@etrOltet iinO pereint,
SaS er bel ieinem Sdjcibcn
@eiun9en bolb 9eipcint.
9lIs id, Die gnselSbInmen
Scut anf benz @rabe brad,
Sa iparo in meinem SerSen
Oas 9icb ouf'S 9eue ipa6.
gSie aus ben lidten Spbdren
Bog cS ourd mein @tmiitb -
> &inol Ou mubt e$ b6reu,
Scs Saters IcBtes 2ieb.
gllaa eS Sid be9leiteu
Iuf Neinem 9ebenSpfab,
Sid tr6Iten, iider Ieiten,
Dir brin9en treuen 0tatb.
SOrit 0u Die Zone roIlen?
llno bod 70 iueidb uno limb -
8alo luie beS Sturme$ 8roIIen,
SaIo ipic ScS 9enjeS @inN.
9aS 1T OaS 2icb bsS gSaterS,
NaS CT ms bat 9elcbrt
llnb Dir aIS Icbte @abc
Sm SNeiocu bat bcIbcrrt.
llm Gatb fannit On cS fra9en
Wit 9llnbi9cm 9cmiitb
IN crnltcn 9ebcn$ta9en,
SeS SatcrS IcbtcS 2ieh.