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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-25
State Of ~ !tn { afUllna.
ARREVIIIE nISTRICT

A F. WIMBISH, Esq. tolls before me,
"a one Mare and NJ nle Colt. Thc Mare is
bright bay with black name, tail and legs:
supposed to be Ia or Is years old Appraised
at S20. The Colt is mare of a yellow bay
color. with name, tail and legs black, one year
old last Spring. Appraised at $50.
JOSIAH PATTERSON, J. q.
Cherokee Heights. Abbevie, July ~. -
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NOTICE.
Public Notice.

VHSHE Members of the Baptist Church Of
Rocky Creek, will petition the Legislature
Of South Carolina, at its next session, for tho
Incorporation of said Church.
July l6, 1889 tf "a
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Public Notice.

A PPLIC ALTON for renewal of the Char,
IA ter of Incorporation granted to the State
Convention of the Baptist Denomination, IN
South Carolina. will be made at the next sit,
ting of the Legislature of South-Carolina.
By order ofthe Convention;
.Wl B.J0HNSON, Pres'nt.
Jolly 30 1850 a2+
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selves, lie will entertain no thoughts, he
will commit no acts, which do NOT 5e6t
the dignity ofthe present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-25

The subjoined brief, but touching ac-
count of the death of a young lady, in
Salisbury, North Carolina, we copy from
the Western Carolinian. The death of
afellow creature Of any age is saddening.
But when maiden, youthful, innocent,
and beloved is hipped like budding
flower III her joyous spring-lime, thrill
of agony shoots through the souls of even
strangers, who never looked upon her love-
illness.
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.
We are called upon 10 record, with no
ordinary feeling of pain, the occurrence of
all accident, which has filled our Commu-
nifty with gloom, distressing in its sudde-
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OF the above 116 are published daily
IA iri-weekly, 30 scmi-weekly, and 99l
once week. The remainder are issued
semi.monthly, monthly and quarterly, ,prin-
cipally magazines and reviews. Many of
the daily papers also issue tri-weeklys,
semi-weekfys, and weeklys. Thiry-eight
are in the German language. four in the
French. and one in the Spanish. Several
of the New Orleans papers are printed in
French and English.
1t will be seen that in the number of her
newspapers, South Carolina is behind a
large majority Of the States. Can i, be
possible that our people care less for po
litical, or general intelligence? We hope
not-But We are satisfied, that Literary
Journals, and newspapers are not suff-
cientIy patronized in our State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-25

A LII Persons indebted to SMITH e. Fa4.
IA zIER, for the years 1887 and '3s, by open
Account, are requested to come forward and
settle the same, by Cash, or giving their Notes.
8. e. F..
July 10 1899 If %
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1t is said to be good for man to know
the opinion of his neighbors about him.
The following is the opinion of a contem-
porary, just over the Savannah river, abou,
South Carolina. Though it is uufavora-
ble,. il is expressed in humorous man
ner.
From the augusta Chron. s Sentinel.
While OIL the subject of toasts. perhaps
we had as well give our neighbors OF
Carolina hearing. lfthey don, cheer as
long and as loud as we do in Georgia, II is
no, because they don't entertain a good
opinion Of themselves.
S. South Caroina-The Flag Ship of
the South, with John G.. Calhoun for her
pilot, she can brave the loudest and the
longest tempest. l3 cheers. Toast in
Edgefeld.
This is all a mistake-she was once a
1ae ship, bu, she has been raced. She
is nothing now, but slow black schooner
with rakish masts," and of doubtful char
ac,cr. She has lately been taken into the
service of Government to do small coast.
ing business, until after the Presidential
election in 1910. We said she was once
flag ship: so she was. and her pilot after
a long cruise, being too anxious to run her
suddenly inlo port, for his own benefit, At
tempted to bring her in throus sh the Sub
Treasury pass, and she Immediately foun-
dered in shallow water. The injury she
received by this act of rashness, was so
great, as TO render it necessary 10 cut her
down, which was done accordingly. tits
supposed that in short time, she will lie
placed under command Of Commodore
Benton. and employed in making gold
"Aow up tile Mississippi river"
The right spirit.-The New Yorker,
an able Wing paper not long since, thus
favorably noticed the appointment of MIR.
O'SuIlivan, one of the editors of the Dem
ocratic Review, to the Secretaryship OF
Legation, at Paris; I'VE observe that
some of the opposition papers display that
blindfold ignorance which is the usual con-
comilant of violent party spirit, in their
deuunciatiou Of Mr.. O'Sullivan's appoint
men,. The appointment is an excellent
one and we respect Mr.. Van Buren, for his
superiority to that prejudice, which sup
poses that the pursuit Of Literature units q
man for the active business of life"
This extract exhibits commcnda G
liberality in Whig paper. Mr.. Van
Guren certainly merits praise, for the fav''
which he has bestowed upon several liter
ary men.
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NOTICE.

VI HE Subscribers being desirous to close mp
their Dry Goods Business at Edgefeld
Court House, will commence, from this time.
TO sell their remaining Stock of Dry Goods a.
Cost for Cash; or at ten per cent advance on the
Cost, with credituntil the 25th day of Decem.
ber next SMITH g. FRAZIER.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

A Mother.-There is something in sick
ness that breaks down the pride of man
hood that soltens the heart and brings il
back TO the feelings of infancy. Whc
that has suffered. even in advanced life, in
sickness and despondency--who that has
pined in a weary bed, to the neglect and
loneliness ola foreign land, but has thought
of the mother 'that looked on bis child
hood" that smoOthed down his pillow, and
administered to his hel lplessness? Oh,
there is an endeariGg tenderness in the
love Of mother to her son, that tran
scendeth all other affections Of the heart.
1t is neither to be chilled by selfishness,
nor daunted by danger, nor weakened by
worthlessnes1, nor stifled by ingratitude.
She will sacrifice every comfort to his con-
venience, she will surrender every pleas
ure to his enjoyment; she will glory in
his fame, and exult in his prosperity; and,
if adversely overtake him, he will be dear
to her by his misfortune; and if disgrace
settle his name, she will love and cherish
him; and il all the world cast him off. she
will be all the world to b,m.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
Valcdic'ory.-IIon. Edmond Burke,

Vaiedic'ory.-IIon. Edmond Burke
member elect to the next Congress.
took bis leave of the readers of tht
New Hampshire Argus and Spectator
through the columns of that paper OF
last Saturday. His valedictory, like
all other productions Of his pen, is well
written. For six years Mr. Burke hIlcd
the senior edtorship Of the paper he
has now left, he labored indciatigably
and ably TO the end of advancing the
cause Of democracy, and, but that the
people have been pleased to place
him in a higher sphere, we should re-
gret that he is no longer one Of our fra
ternity. In that sphere, we doubt not
his reputation will be as high as his la
bors will be useful. The Argus will be
under the conduct of Mr.. Baldwin,
formerly Mr.. Burke's- partner, young
gentleman of tact and talent.-Boston
Post.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
.A6lani7,istrOtOr's Sale.

I'm pursuance of an order of the Hon
IL the Probate Court Of Amite county
granted at the November Term, 1889, o
said Court, Twill sell 10 the highest bid
der, on credit oftwelve months, ON Mon
day the 18th day of January, ls4O, in Lii
bertv, the following described lands be-
longing to the estate Of II. w. Cooper, De.
ceased, viz: the N L quarter of section
%, in township 3, of range A East, con-
tanning ISL and $4,000 of aa acre, and
the South East quarter of section Is, in
township 8, of range 4, East, containing
l52 and 81 900 of an acre, and also the
West halfof the N T. quarter of section
Is, in the same township and range as the
last, containing rs and $4,000 olan acre.
Said land lying in Amite county.
The purchaser or purchasers will be re-
quired to give notes with approved securl-
ty, being in Amite county, Mi.
L. nj. DAVIS,
Admr. de. bonus. non., of
III. w. Cooper. decd.
Nov % 40-St-Prs fee $l3 so
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
I'D. j. GREEN,
Grocer and Provision
MERCHANT,

PoRT HUDSON, LA.
HAS constantly on hand and for sale
IA for cash, the following articles, TO
wit:
FLOUR; MESS and PRIME PORK, BA-
CON, LARD; SUGAR; COFFEE;
BRANDY, WHlSKEY, GIN; CIGARS,
TOBACCO; SALT; SOAP; CAN
DIES, and RICE.
Together with all articles in his line of
business, which he offers at the lowest
cash prices.
Nov II 40-tf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
CORfcctiOnal.ies.

He respectfully solicits the custom of the
citizens ofNatchez and the ncghboring
country.
Persons giving either public or private
parties, can be supplied with every varie-
ty ofcakes, candies, &c, at short notice
and on very reasonable terms.
Country merchants, by calling at his
establishment or sending their orders for
articles of confectionery, will be supplied
at considerable reduction on the custo-
mary rates, and the goods packed up in
such manner as TO be transported with
safety. CHAS. DOUMAX.
Nov % 40-6t
6rThe Piney Woods Planter and Fay
cite Advertiser will give the above six
insertions and forward accounts to this Of
flee for collection. Trader.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
Groceries & Provisions


TUST received and for sale by the sub
- scriber,
Is hhds Hams, sides and shoulders,
65 bbls [sup.l Flour,
20 bbls Molasses,
40 sacks coarse and fine Salt,
Prime Pork,
35 bbls Irish Potatoes,
Rectifed Whskey,
Brandy and Wines,
so bbls N. 0. Sugar,
20 sacks Havana Coffee,
5 Java
100 cadty. Imperial Teas,
IL Lbls Loaf Sugar,
5 1ierces Rice,
80 boxes Sperm Candles,
rs +" No. Soap,
Goshen Cheese, Wooden Ware,
Tobacco. Segars,
Hayanna Preserves,
so kegs Leaf Lard,
| cask Lamp Oil,
Brooms, &c. &c.
And many other articles in the Grocery
line. A. NEAFUS.
Jackson, La, Nov Is 40-tf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

AT THE GOOD OLD PRICES.
vFNHE subscribers take pleasure in ar
Il nouncing TO the public that they arc
now carrying ON the above business in Ii,
berty, at the old shop on Washington ST.,
and arc prepared to do work ofal sorts in
the blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
and hest style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough for making and put
ting on pair ofshoes, they will shoe hor-
ses for TWO DOLLARS the set, and do
all other work in proportion. They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &C., and
will make it the interest Of the Planters
and others TO give their cQstom; therefore
they doubt not but liberal share Of pat
ronage (Which they solict,) will he extern
ded TO thOm. JONES d TiLLOTSON
Liberty, February 2 1899. Soft
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

"I'm laying DOM the larc," as the cii-
ent said when he floored the counsellor.
"May my latter end be like his" as
the loaler said when he saw man with
whole pair of pants on.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

Good neutrality-suspicious. is tht
nursery of patriotism.
A wise government will not DO slow in
fostering the agricultural interest.
Let every farmer who has son TO ed
,ucate, believe and remember, that science
lays the foundation of every thing valua
BILE in agriculture.
Science must combine with practice tc
make good farmer.
The opposition against book farming
rests on the shoulders of two monsters,
ignorance and prejudice.
If you separate science from agrlcul-
ture, you ROB nation Of ts principal jew
ell.
Agriculture, aided by science, will make
little nation great one.
All the energy of the hero, and all the
science of the philosopher, may find scope
in the cultivation of one farm.
A skilfnl agriculture will constitute one Z,
of the mightiest bulwarks of which civil
liberty can boast.-Mnine Farmer.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

'HNliE Subscriber has recently refitcd
his establishment in Naichez, and
made such arrangements as will enable
MIN to keep constantly on hand an extcn-
sivG assortment of
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

MARRIED.--on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. A. w. POOLE, Mr.. JOHN II. CALD-
WE'LL of this county to Mrs RACHEL
HARRELL, of Louisiana.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

All articles enumerated the above will be charged nearly the etb
lshcd rates possible.
In order that every facility afforded the public will
all
The Road without additional charge watever saving the
usual heavy of storage, commissions,
ooN wn be received and ceped for all plantations the line and
order, whatever the
without other charge than the transportation the road Written instructions
at Port iiudson with each shipment by the cars
Shippers will be held responsible
Persons directing goods
Orleans elsewhere will be particular Rail Road de
signated where they aret be delivered
BY order of the President Directors
A.. G. THORN,
Fort hudson, August 70, lS39-29-t Chief Engineer
"Fom date the will be charged
The Democrat Cnton
copy the above, and charge c. & p. H. r. r.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
IN Ofice.

A LII persons that are indebted to the
- Estate Of Jcptha Harrington, deccas-
ed, are requested to conc forward and
make immediate paymcnt--nnd all those
that the estate have claims ON the 2Sih Of
January next, will please make arrange
mcnts punctually, as the situation Of tho
estate will not admit ofjndulgence; we
therefore cannot give any. We will re
ceiye Pest notes on the following Banks,
until the first day Of January noxt: Union
Bank, Mi; Agricultural Bank. Nutchez;
Planters Bank, Natchc2, and Commercial
Bank, Natchez. III, f. HARRINGTON,
w HRRRINGTON.
Executors.
Oct 26 3e-tf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

Lope.-The editor of the Methen Ga
zettc makes the following sweeping as
sertion:
"What mani and never loved! Psha!
such man must have head of ice; a
gizzard of u goosc-soul us lifeless as a
corncob, aad head as sappy as cocoa
mott!
The editor, we think, must have forgot
that love is inpollcntery. If feller can't,
why he can't that's an.-,-Baltimore Clip
per.
We have altogether different idea Of
the SLENDER passion" We think its a
self-acting machine. 1t aint perpetual
motion tho'-not by long shot.-Pic.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
MO gnyf TayE

Us hereby giveN that will present my
IL accounts for final settlement and al
lowancc, as The administrator of the goods
and chattles rights and credits, which were
Of Agnes G. Maxwell, deceased, to the
Probate Court Of Franklin County, at the
next January Term (lS40) thereof
ROBERT M. LOWRY, Admr.
hoy 2. 37-l0t.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
10 the Public.

W. HiIREAS, ] have heretofore publish
w cd, by handbills and otherwise,
reward of$l000, for the apprehension and
delivering TO the proper authorities Of the
aforesaid state and parish, Archibald Firth
an inhabitant of the same, who had been
charged with the murder Of John Dorman.
Now, this is 10 make known to the public
that from this date / will no longer hold
myself bound for the payment of the above
reward, which is hereby annailed.
STEPHEN REID.
Parish of Ayoyolles, Lat
August "a, 1899.
The above is true and correct copy Of
the original, in my possession, signed i'll
he proper hand writing Of Stephen Read.
FRANCIS CULLOM.
Sept. 2l. 3l--tf.
0-The "Frcc Trader,n Natchez, viii
please give the above five weekly inser.
tions, end charge the same to the '.Piney
Woods Planter
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
IalWINll3INIAH.

Happy the bonds that hold ye--
Sure, they be sweetcr far than liberty.
There is no blessedness but in such bondage
Happy, that happy chain; such links are
heavenly.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
Der M drft.
Seu= Uprt, ben

NeusDprt, ben 4. Sunp 1899.
Slanr, 81 IL nnb fble4ter1b Obtc Slau
6 81 bis z; Scssen ls; 3Selfatcrn SO.
CLEVELAND, Sunp 5.
Slaur 81, QBelf3tcrn 81 tis SO, -6afer SO
99malj 10, @4inten bis IL, gutter IL bisl3
2Bbistep 81, &artrfeln 81 bis A..
Cincinnati ant 5trn Sinnr 1889.
Scr 0btc.Stub 1T .rabrenb Der persansemen
2Dp4e 70 bod settieSen, pab einise Der 9r6Bter
Bprte babier antamtn.
0tsbt, IS 81 bas 8arre(; 9Dbisesp, 4lGtnte
bic 8alcne; &aweint3mal3, IL - - 6. ,. Vf
Saffee, l2-15 Gents ,. pf. 3uder, 81. 8. SIS
Gents; tpetber !5apana, l4-l5 6. -9utjudtr
l7-l9 8. bas pf. sscts, rs Gents pas pf
SaIt, rs 9. bas 9snfdbd; S(a@sfaamen 81 q
bas Su(1et; QBe(1@tornmebl, 81 6. ,. Bu{1e(
Qsaisen, $l IL bas Sa(ael; 9afer so 6. ba:
8ui4et:
TtttsOrleans, ant Is. O1ap 1899
9as Wttter tptrb anfanSs febr sparn. 9i
8e(4afte Seben lansfam unb AQes 3eist bas BAL
piss Gintreten ber sel9aftsIcfen Sabres5ett ait
Wtbl So 90 oas 0arrel; 9Bbstep, 43-44
Gents, bic 8aQont.
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csd ltnteraetdneter fab(e mid ptrpft9tet, ratt'
,,etn Qbpbltbdter Dem I6rn. Or. Napunune
ar tte fbnele QDieberberttelune tnetntr 6etunos
hit ben limitation 9ant 6ffentli atjuttatten. Gs
- ,neit,en Srtunben unb Setanntet nidbt fremp,
nas id an tit,er bartnatisen Grantbeit, ber8slbs
G,St. 6 pclle Olenate se!ittsn bate. 9eit BEN
S,cpe,nter rrrisen Sabres nabtn td ne'ne sn'
a,tbt ~ ar3tli@er !6alfe; nnb ais btes truebtles
SIiet. aetrautbte i9 frater patenttntbt3tntn, fe
,pie aud bic runberli9ffen !eausmittel. 5ebpd
IGes cbne Grfcls. 9ent ctslsih idb aaf tur3s
3eit tinist siaoerun8 perfptrte, 70 tcntte ieb br
,idbt meinem 8efbaft pprffeben; nno nas $tibtn
Fan, iettstuat spi+ber beftiser 3uri6. Sd rer'
,tpeifelte a,,lebt AT Der Mb8t9teit e,nals rpteber
ii,eit,e ppriae 0efunnbeit 3I ertan9tn, nno treb
mntbia at, bas autanftise 91idfal sneintr Sa'
milic btntenb ffelIte i'd bas ,neini8e Dem Namdt6
tiatt attbeir,,. 9a telebte tefaeter Scttcs anei'
ttcn Itutb spieeer; anfan9s 0lap nabtn idb hi'
critic Nr,ne BON iln, ,tnb tpie Srcb tpar ,netnGnt
,nden ais ieb mid talb auf Der StBerun8 tefanb
SDie turd eneu 3a,iber MID bic lanse u. tief et
attp,raelte Grantbeit, 10 tab MID t1ettt reel!ebei
Irat II, turasr 3tit als u6qis bersettea erttarte
Stst befinse iA mid 70 asfunc als nod ei'.mat N
meine,n Seten; nrp tn ber utber5tnSunS gag rs'
iastsr 1r3t aneern &ranten 'sne $e'osnes" eee"'
iopoiL ESneae !6alft brtnsen tantt. taple tee q
meine pfibt ssssn Sistslts'' 'e" ''s''"' ." Gu"
Sas 4ufallsnofte in biefer !oettans erfats'. mir
oas BITE eir,ise oiesi3in spelde mir metn Arif SAB
in ausert tlsinen alrerbsn seffanc' e'e a'fSesb''
e"'s""''''''' 9attnttx xafder.
Gentsx, cNHy a.. 1899. TIN.
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ID er Ate TuIp.

8snaB rrrber 9e8ansener Tad:ibt ptrfans'
u,elten lidb ant 6ten 0iefts cine srcBe 3abl De-
mctrattn i'm @etttrn J6otel 3u Canton, nin Gin
ridtunsen ~ trtffen, Die tpmtnenpe Sabresfeptr
Der Amtritanif9tn ltnatbansiSteit fttti9 jn It,
atbeu. 9ie 0er(ammluns rr9anifrte li6 burt
Grutnnuns ron 9auio Il. 9tartw tatber
gun 9or(ik unb 9. Ser gum Sterctar. Sla9'
ctm ttr 9cr(tktr ben 3tpsd Der Serfa.ntnluns
auseinanber Se(eet, srnree auf Antra9
Be(blcStn Oa6 am tcnmenttn 4teH Sutp
cine remctratif1t Seier 1T eantcn SebateU tperoe.
BsEblc6en: 9ae eint COMMITTEE scn tete"
trnant,t ,perbe, un bic nrtbntnci9en Ginrihtuns
atn au treffen, bas ec,nn,enbe Sabresftft nnitrts
Natienat 8eturtstass auf fbidlt6e Qeeife ju
teseben, entn 9tebntr oes xa9es unb Scr!ettr
her 1natbansisteits.G GrttarunS 5u trnenntn, bic
Sstpc(uticns @oloattn iu inoitiren, unb ttne
aQsemeime Ginlapuns an nnftre etnsotratt(de
Briper int 9an3tn Gaurtp erseben ju laBtn.
sstfblsben Das per 9orfess bisfe Commit
tee trnenns.
Ser 9crIiser ernannte folSenoe !6errtn ais
bitfe 0cn,,mittee Deter &aufnarn, QSm. 9nn'
bar, 3. o. Brc,pn, @aunnel $abm, g. 6. Srep,
Gscrse Ser, Geo. 9. J5aas uno 9. S. Setter.
4uf AutraS
Sefbtc6tn, 9aB bic Arrangements COMMITTEE
trmddti9t ftp, tn ben uerfdieptuer xaunt9ips
ltnter. Qcmmittetn ~ ernennett, rpts folder 3abl
ais i1r fbiflidD fdtint, unb bic fotde 8ef9afte,
a(s ibutu i1bertra9tn trtroen meSen tpenn teta9te
COMMITTEE es fir jtpedmabis baEt, 5u vsrribten
battn.
SeEblc6en: 9a6 bic Serbant(unssn stsfer
9erfatnm,lun9 pom 9or(lttr nnc @eeretar tstt'
ter,eid,utt, unb 1T beu bcmcerati(6tn 3eituneen
tteits 0aunttss bstannt semadt tperben.
4uf 9orfblas psrtaste Eb bic 9erfamm!ans.
I'D. a. Starkmsatber, 9eritser.
8tc. Ser, @eerstar.
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8oblfeiI fit 8aarselo
1ltb

ollie 9lrten Qanoe5 prooufte.
OInsetcmu,cn 1t. nod eintaufenb, brett ppn bt1
~ Vbilaptlpbia unb Ter'yprt mdrtten--,nit.
te(tt ben ptnnfplpanif2tn uno Steu. Ycrter Ca
nale-ein srrbts unp aQse,neines 1Bortement
&aufmanns> Baaren,
pts tefenbers fir ben @etran3 tntiner &unbet
ut alten unb pempfrati16en Qann
tp Start einsetauft tpnrben. 9iefe 21aaret
tnnfa6en jese Serf6iebenbett ren
Srodeupaaren, @roBerepen, Giien,paa'
rem uub Aueenstpaaren,
ausaetpablt fit ben@ef4ma6 Nler--far bic 6 t t'
IA d en-, bic prahtttebbaber Die 1lten
t,it,b bic Snnsen-fIr ben Wlann Der 9eto 9ai
,pie fir btn Der teIns bat.
Santbar fir fribere Se8lntftSunSen, bin Id
aud oantbar fir felae bis aud nod tc,iten mbsen
n11Ge Irts,t Yrpbutte perpen s(ei9 tpi'
Saarsslp fiir 9Baaren jeper 1rt ansepem,nen.
. 81. S.-Drtnsrp3ex+.spsrren far 9aarsett
srlatitt, auf alle 9ummsr, bic Stpanjis Ibalel
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