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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
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New-YSrk, August ], 1881
Shoad any person remain scepbca OF the virtues OF this
preparation after perusa Of oe above testimonials in order
TO do away with all suspicious Of quackey we beg TO re-
fer OF The following persons all OF whom have been
completely cured Of Rheumatism by the use Of our Ebro
cation. -t4 ~ t+ Dtittt
Hon. F. A. Ta!Imatge, Recorder oflecy Of New.Yo
DR.. g. Hsncker, Hudaon-stret Thos Bell ESQ., 50 Ann
street; WA Warner, ESQ.,, Wooster ST. e. Tbornh, Esq,
hipaster = Mercer-s Frederick rary, Egg, late gene
raj -four Inspector OF this port is Tsosa.-s Henry A.
Hakin, IL Yarickstreet; Rowland Davies, i3 Spruce
street, and OF Goth street aud the Sd Avenue;
N. p PetIibone, Esq OF the firm OF Petti5oDe Loug
Lberty.st; Robert McDermot, ESQ., proprietor of The
Second Ward Hotel OF York and PearstS, Brook
yn; z. Williams, Esq, Bloomingdale; Mr. John Lynn,
Steamboat Hotel corner of West and Amessts; Mr. B.
Thomas Guvan Esq; J. w. q. Kesoa Esq. Hudsop-.t
sfr Henry g. Lawson Eas, Brosdway Capt. II. H. v4ss,
master of the brig Maria cornen Of oock John Taylor,
Jays, Utica aeen. or the Line Boats; Mr. Charles b.,
81 Genesee-st Uuca Mr.. John Richards, Main Sc Eten
ayent OF the Line Boats; Mr.. Wm. fl. 9eal, IS Lbs.s
Schenectady. General Passage AgeRt for the Assoeo
Lnes of CaDal Boats; John s. CALDWELL 81 Union-sS
Eayen, CT .ia .3.alLs,.. -, ~
IF The public will remember thai this is SIMPLY - -
ternal application, and free from minerals f.a Nth
1T Each bottle OF the Epbrncaion II iess hsar
printed directions fnr u'e. and IS genuil"'s
lag the signature Of NJ. 2. COHEN. -
IT Price g per bottle. S.Sns rr,poirs M
Sold by the agents. 4. 3. D. sai, iCo ! a,
70 Fulton-s,reet cjrner Of Gold ona fi ~, s g a.
wholesale ard retail Also SOLD " - slsara a
a. >, -, prasJ,y,v corner OF MarkettF ASraEhm 10
sd {, g.. O. .e15 BROADWAY. - SUI III In
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TIME SUBSCRIBER takes this method
most respectfully return his grateful thanks TO his
patrons past avors and would inform them that he now
devote. his whole iursshing Tor sarties all the
s4ssares as follows Loan Of services, Walters Ice Cream
JeeS Blanc Mango charoi,s de Ruse aAd all other Con-
dictionaries Bands the latest and choicest Music from
England and Pars-in short they have need of any
trouble Whatever arrangements pracuring any Thing
for small large parties. having osiy 10 sayTy>on We
day or night which will be promptly attended 10 Propria
persona Dishes tasteiuiy ornamen,ed.
z. S. Marketing, choice and picked Oysters frrn
i,ted Cards OF layilatoa carefully delivered
- Iw WM A. TYSON. Ss sGilivan-st.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
MISS ORAMS BOARDING AND

LF-E--DAf SLTUUL Openet
September, at No. s5 Hammond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. BLEEcHER, many years TIE head OF
popular FeuIae Seminary We>irbeser Counw
a,ed with Miss Dram OF this City, having taken tie
sYe Mansion No G6 Hammond street. will open Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies Thursday sept 3th
The building and grounds fer elegance convenese and
healthy location surpassed by asy similar nsitu-
ton in the city.
Miss DRAM with assistants, will at,end to the instruction
Of The Young ladies, and the domestic department viii be
nn.el The suoeriptenience Of Mrs. Blocker. s2H
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

-
s-S on hand fn assortment of the above ware having
enabled 70 keep nanuacory in ull blast during
The pressure. In times like these when and China
liable to break people are learning to be
cal: encehs increased demand Tor articles Of Britannia
Ware Our assortment consists in part of pitchers, pain
aud covered from one pint 10 six quarts; coffee and tea urn
rom two quarts Ia four gallons candle sticks fla, and tall
lamps great variety with round and fiat tnaes, for burn
inc OIL gas and lard castors plain aud revolving coffee
and tea large asSortment nloasses cups, tumbler
mugs, soup ladies' nursing bottles, aher boxes, table and
;ea spoons, spilloons, &c
Dixon celebrated tea ware latest patterns Also Dixon
German silver spoons ladies' forks &c. warranted not 10
turn yellow.
For sale, wholesale ard RETAIL the old stand Buring
slip by au3O 2w+ BOARDMAN 4 HART.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
WERRY'S MUSEUM, For September,

contains continuation o the Interesting stories OF
Philip Brusque Siberian Sable Hunter Voyages, Travels
and Experience e Thomas Trotter; Merrys Adventures
articles upon Anatomy the Dog presented 10 PeyropSe;
article Seeingi The Stock Dove; Death OF the Duke
of Orleans, &c.
Merrys Museum for 1884, neatly bound in CLOTH contain
ng 100 engravings, several beautifully cooed IL pieces
music $50 pages reading matter for tue low price OF
ons.d dollar.
Also 200 pages OF Music, neatly bound and embeisled
with beautiful head of Handel, for the exceeding 10"
price oftwo dollars. Fsr sale by
BRADBURY, SODEN CO., p7 Nassau St n. Y
% and 10 School 81 boson
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

fgvHE CLASSICAL and Mathematical
q Department OF the University Grammar School will
he opened again on Monday, Sept.
c. II Edgar a. M Head Master assisted by teachers Of
ability and experience.
For particulars see Circulars which may be had Of Sax
Stiles POS Broadway, and of the Jantor the Uni.
rersity Buildings c. MASON, Rector.
2uS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

NEW COODS!-just received by The
la,es, ina rorta,ons general assortment, of Goods
consisting OF silks black and colored silk shaws Mousse
lines de Lan- of entirely new style nens and huen
Lawns together with large assortment OF Domestic Goods
al of which been purchased at the lowest cash price
and will be sold accordingly a, wholesale and retail by
WM II, BUTTS, new Store, { Maiden Lane.
A.so-German worsted Goods such as ana 81 Wooien
net Shaws; Coats (fsr boys and girls wear) NUNS boaS
ladies' mixss and infants Caps all o. which Will be sold
cheap Please call examine the same to satisfy Your
aly "a w. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
TTIO TAILORS.-One of the greatest

4 discoveries made in the art OF CutiinP.-JABEZ
DAVIS has discovered the principle ia te Balancing
.ad Drafting OF Cootswbch principle have doubt has
been studied than npy other science for all other sc
erces have been confined to but few compared with The
thousands of the trade that have Turned their attention 10
discover this point both here and in Europe for this fy
years. 1t is entirely original and selvarynS system
stands When you draft The Coat i, works ou. every point
perfectly correct This system has been thoroughly attest.
by number OF the trade for eighteen months in New
York Any of the trade wishing to obtain good rule or
Drafting Coats with original provene on Vests, and
other useful Instructions in the general OF Cutting,
rsce attention. JABEX DAVIS. aulq I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

TyHE AUGUST No. of the AMERICAN
q AGRICULTUgIST is published and for sale at
SAXTON l. MILES, so5 Broadway.
CoNrENrs-H,ory and Tradition OF Short Horned ca'.
tie; Improvement Of Sandy Soils Recaimng teat Swans
Wheat Oats-Imaproveuen Farms, Saxon Sheep and
Mountain Pasture; D. C. Ceilings S. II. Cattle and tafa
bouet Sheep; Cultivation OF the Mulbery Preservation OF
Grapes Sheep the Praes Soiling Cattle eTislnai cor
respondence, selections, &C. &c.
u The above work published monthly at the low rate
of one dollar per unnun. -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

LA TO LET-On or before the 1st of
li".1 November, neat two story Cottage, with full
ienyi French windows and pazzas surrounding the main
he'd rooms pantry is situated in The centre of Two lots
OF grou.d beautifully laid cut in flower garden with TWO
the premises 18th street. 2d door west OF Seventh Ave
- = 50 4l-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
MFRS. GOULD'S YOUNG LADIES'

I'VE SCHOOL, les Duane Park-re-open. Monday
Sept 18th. Mrs. feels confident OF being able by pre-
sent arrangements not only sustain the reputation OF The
school but 10 afford still greater advantages her pupils.
Excellent accommodations for boarding scholar be
furnished in this large, comEodous and pleasantly iocaed
chers secured Gor The several departnents St-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

1A FOR SALE-A 2 story fre-proof
,%%;H brick House and Let The house was recently
erected has inshsd in the garrei, and celnr
is situated the lower par; of Church street. New bruns
wick NewJersey, eligible place for business and
contains handsomely store, aich IS at present
used as dry good and has been since the house was
built.
THE premises will be sold reasonable terms For fur
'ne' G. L. HARD ENBERGH ESQ 80 wa,l-st N Y.
HENRY Ii, SCHENCK, u Church st,gsss
.s New Brunswick, n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

EWBANK's Hydraulics and Mechanics,
descriptive and historical account Of Hydraulic and
other Machines raising water, Ancient and Modern, with
observations various subjects connected with The Me
cbanic including the progressive dev opement o
the Steam Engine Gc five books. Illustrated by nearly
three hundred engravings By Thomas Ewbank, vol
svo Just published and for sale by
"a SAXTON l. MILES 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

New York, April q, 1853
The following Is especially recommended the attention
OF gentlemen of the Naval and Hercban, service.
], Henry B. Nones, Captann the Ulted States Eevaue
Service, In the service of the United States DO certify that
for five months afflicted with the fnaammaiory Rbru-
matSa ard had every remedy by advice Of ysiolans,
without any relef-and finally. by advice Of Dr.. William
Rockwell! Health Officer at cuarantine applied TO Dr.
~ g. Cohen the month Of iuiy, 1887 for bottle Of is
Rheumatic Embrocaiion and niier weeks use OF the
specific, entirely free from pain and able nay
,Iara in fEc seyy;re +,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DRlVATE CLASSICAL INSTRUC-
a TION.-A you-g gentleman who graduated with
high rank classical scholar and who has taught the
classics years with distinguished would give
private instruction 10 three young gentlemen fitting
ior college Ample testimonials from high
character ability and teaching None reed apply
who cannot appreciate and suitably reward superior
lpenis. Address X b w Box 8D6 50 6l'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
VOL. III. NO. lSH.
B E0,2
HIsroRY AND New GAzETrEEn, or Geographical Die
tionary OF NORTH AMERICA and the West LADIES: Nv
BisnoP DAvHsPokr. Il vol avo, pp 5e2.) New-York
T. W. Douglas, l5S Fulton ST.

!ionary OF NoRTH AMERICA and the West ladies': By
BISHOP DAVENPORT Il vol 2vo, pp. 5e2.) Sew-York
t. W. Douglas, l5s Fulton.sL
This work, of which new and carefully correct.
ed edition has just been laid before US, has alread,
acquired deserved reputation throughout the
country. Mr.. Davenport, devcting bis whole time
to the collection of new facts developed by or con-
nected with the progress of the Country, is able to
render it more valuable with each succeeding issue.
1t now comprises L. A General Description OF
North America .. A General Description of the
United States; the Declaration of independence
and Federal Constitution; 8. A Description of all
the States, Counties, Cities, Towns, Villages,
Forts, Seas, Harbors, Capes, Rivers, Lakes, Ca
nals Railroads, Mountains, &C. &C., connected
with North America to which is added great
amount of Statistical Information connected with
the progress of Population, Production, Wealth,
Commerce, &C., in this Country. This is q work
of decided merit and usefulness.
New MUsIc.-1. "Tsntum Ergo" for four
voices arranged for Organ or Piano Forte, by
Charles M. King.
F.. 9. ssG Grand Civic March" by Charles NJ. King.
3. 20 Governors Guards March," by Charles
M. King.
A. Remembrance of Beethoven by Leopold
Herwig.
5. Images of Musical Thought" by P Helm
rich.
7. Horn of the Alps''-song, by Krugele.
8. "Waltz for the Guitar" by Grard-&c. &c.
The above have been published by C. G.
Chr,tman, No. 404 Pearl street The Tantum
Ergo is a traly mastery composition, expressive
and full of the true spirit of sacred music. 1t is
highly creditable to Mr.. KING, who, in this line,
enjoys highly distinguished reputation.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DOARD WANTED--By a Gentleman
4 , and his wife, children under FIVE years Of age,
ald nurse private family where there no boarders
second or third floor The advertiser wishes permanent
and comfortable home gentee family and not desrous
=. eSravagant living Paror only will require 10 be fur
nshed ishs and fuel he will furnish family thus siln
ad wish lessen tsir expenses may address ~ G
q OF =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
NATENT PRESERVED PORTA-

HSATENT PRESERVED PORIA-
BlE MEATS and SOUPS-Warranted 10 kcsp any
length of lime in any climate Lobsters, abu. sliad,
saloa oysters, clans beef Huttsn veal dnck, Chicken,
turkey beef soap mutton broth, chicken soup OK tail
soup mock ans green turtle soup, vegetable soup, green
peas mushrooms carrots turnips parsnp toaias, niik
&c, SC, manufactured and sold wholesale by
WILLIAM MULLANE,
.e,,- g2t Sassau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

nursing. housework, &c can be had this day al 45s
Broadway. No chargero hnmbug but opposition ts is
nosIion sS3.s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10


called TO see him during his Illness time the month
OF August or September last, and must say was much
surprised and astnnshed Mrs Maynard ocating
nurse, and attending TO ms wants while he was sick
Her case was thai was conversant with but never
prescribed for il was Procidntn and for the part
or years she had been obliged be conveyed about the
nursed in cradle ucted for that
.deease resisted the bes medical treatment was ire
oueny called 10 consult with DR.. Gage in her case, but
the disease had assumed such form that my opinion
tia, medicine wend have effect 10 producing cure.
am perfectly convinced that her recovery entirely at
JotS ~ H1pRrScToS NJ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
BOARD. HOTEL-Brown's Mansion

SHouse SO Duane street, near Broadway and The Fark
-York-Ths splendid hotel and boasdlsghouse sse
snoasic and dissoute gidy excluded all ordar and pro-
vision suited the repose and comforts of aChrst!sn
Home and reduction unparalleled IN cha.ges-to VIII 70
~N"S, r. - mil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
7aNEXAS.-JONAS BUTLER. AT

u ney and Counsellor al Law Galveston, Texas.
Refers Daniel Lord, Jr., Esq; john Anhon, ESQ.
J. Prescott Hall, ESQ. Grihen Havens Esqs hessrs.
Pests < Main r. C. Wftmore \ Co.; J. v. Greenfield
Co. !; Walsh Mallory; w. NJ. Johnson x Sons
Mr. Butler will attend to Collections, Agences, Land Ii
Ties &c may left at No. 20 johnstrest
Or at No. Gold.sreet New-Ycrk. Letters directed 10
postage paid the Lines, they Will not
be forwarded by the Postnaslers in Iounna asosod2n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
INHE TEETH. THE TEETH.-O1

y VIE TEE ii, THE TEEI H.-Un
q atmospheric prrssure principles full Of best min
aiteeh any number that may be required will be in
serted the shortest notice and in the style without
springs clasps Filling, Cleaning and Regulating the
resh doGe usual in the best manner. For extracting
eo,h for curing the tooiaGhe so al operations
warranted by Dr. J. Busksy, Dentist, Murraystreet.
next door the Church. one block west OF Broadway.-
Charges mos crate Terms cash. jv4 eodSm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
nj UTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Thep pub

lie il respectfully reminded that among all the Dumer
inventions that have been introduced TO the werd for
eectual and permanent cure OF chrome and inanmaoty
Rhrumatm, has teen foun! half 10 valuable or 50
certain i.i lis beneficial operations as COHEpS CELE-
BRATED EMBROCAIYON The proprietor, well
knowing that other remedy could be manufactured TO
eausl this long time ceased TO advertise IT, during
which period hundreds OF the afflicted have applied Tor II,
and xsed it successfully after The utter failure OF the COM
quack norums, which they have been induced TO try
the proprietor desires now 10 inform The public thai be has
made an arrangement with A. b. 4 d. SANDS, of No 10
ulton-street Of by which they have be-
sole agents for the wholesale and OF the En-
brocnlion, for the city and county of New-York "a
Since the introduction OF trenedy to the public various
empires have palGed upon The country nosrnps and To-
which calculated more or less 10 inure the system,
ruther than remove any complaint
In proof of the estimation in which the Enibrocatioa
hsld by respectable in The medical Proirssc as wei
by the thousands OF persons who have been eHecuay
cured Of Rheumatism, the proprietor has suboned iefters
from few who well ana popularity known TO the entire
society in NewYok and whose opinions and professional
NEw-Yonx, August 5, 1883.
Dear SrHaving frequently witnessed the application of
your Rheumatic Embrocaion and the beneficial effects
arising hersom It affords pleasure 10 state that most
best known for the OF that painful and distressing COM
paint either IN It's acute or chronic Iorml
WM. F. PIATT, late Cores. secretaryof
Medical Society Of City and County ofNew-York.
DR.. NJ B. CoaEs1 reply to your request MS 70 my opin-
ion of your Rheumatic ErnSroeaon mos. willingly se.
kpewedge that have nsed IN my practice ard found
rheumatism. CHARLES A VAN ZANDT, n D.
New-Y0rk, April 49, 1888
DR.. NJ B. CoHEs-I certify that have used your Rher.
matte Enbrocaon and have found il q most useful ad
unct the Of this painful disease and therefore
hesitate not, To recomend j in all cases Rheumasni
No. 3i2 Broadway, New.Ysrk.
New York. April %, 1888
The following is especially recommended to the attention
OF gentlemen of the Naval and Herc1an, service.
l.. Henry & NOues.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

N z the;r Young Ladies School 10 Carroll place, seeck
ersreei, on "Wednesday, al, OF September Tney have
few vacancies .r boarding. pnp their miednumber be-
ing twelve. II viii readily BE- perceived that 2unc,ua
tendance necessary for the immediate organization OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

TEJHOMSO SONfANiSM TRIUMPHANT.
4 The Kings of France and Prussia are Thomsonians,
and have awarded the author a splendid Gold MeGa.
and very complimenar letters. NEW:FORRt TRUE
TROMSONI4N LNFLRMARY IND MEDICINE
STORE NO. sS BOwEr " (oppoSite the IheatTel under
The direction OF DR. j. NJ NORRIS who has had over
eleye in ihN practice. So I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
OF THE EYE 81 EAR.

~ 1872 Broadway, corner of John street, up stairs
T. SHANKS, NJ. D., Oculist and Professor OF Op,haimc
Anatomy aHd Surgery Diseases Of the Eye and Ear and
lmpercctons oi Vision. Office hours from TO s. daily
~ b. Recent Inflammation OF the eyes cured by
single application appropriate character, and those
Of longer standing in proportion.
The poor who apply for gratutous advice must attend
onIy between and ~ A. NJ 81 lmeod-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
CASES SHOW CASES =

~ For sale cheap al K. 4 VI. EARL'S $40 Broome-st
one door West o he Rowery. All person, wishing to suit
themselves with show can be accommodated ai the
above PLACE rs have large assortment Of new and Sc
cond land cases constantly hand Also show show
windows and sashes made order atvery short notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

NUSCOVITUS DROPS-Warrante
~ cure The tootiache in two minutes diluted sita
water 3ra. elegzn, ash for the and teeth For
saie by A. B. TfIPLER, Druggist,
corner Of Falton and Watersheds.
Aso by GEORGE CHILTON. Chemist,
aues Inn No. BOZ Canalsree
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
4 .GARDENER WANTFD.-A Gal

Z GARDENER WANTED.-A Car
"a dener wanted 10 20 Mount Vernon very healthy
town in the central part of Ohio He mus be Washlngto-
ia principle and practice coed morals and ndCsr
Gus habits understand the business OF Gardener and Hos
ilcr, and come well recommended. Good wages will be
given and paid every quarter.
ALSO, WANTED, d Girl, or Woman to do all kinds ef
houseworl in the same tsmily Inquire at 81 Barclaysa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

ll0 LBS. BREWER TYPE (sec-
ENVJ{5 ou.-sard, suitable for Country Newspapers,
sor lots CT 200 lbs upward Price 20 cents per ID
cash. Apply al this office. anzN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

FURNITURE TO HIRE--Or Fer.
Sae-A number OF articles of new Cabinet Furziture
can e lad al 4n3 Washington street The renting
can purchase at any time and have the he has pad
dehucted- aOlo U
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

"HE CHEAPEST HAT STORE In
THE woRLD!!-CONANT, 2aO Grand street has
now on hand OF !e latest spring fashion, excellent
sornenl of Silk Hats 81 5 81 so AID S3a reduction of
20 ceats on each hal ren former prices. Also Superior
article of Fur Hat for ST. equal any sold in the CITY for
81 so S. The public respectfully invited 10 call
good assortment of BOYS Hats and Caps on band.
su2S 2nendTThSS CONANT, $50 Grand-st near Allen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DOARDING.-The house 40 Warren
street, formerly occupied by The family of Gen Ste
vens has been neatly fitted up, and open for the
capiiop NJ hoardrrs I'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DEW in Ascension Church for SALE
Pew No. ls on the ground door, in Ihe body OF tir
Church. Apply At No u South h-siEcet ie14
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

TyOR SALE-A Cab and Horse. In
qureof J. BUSH, corner Horztio and Fourth-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

J. SANDS. Druggists, No.
ond 100 Fu,ton-stree;. al
by David Sands Il Co,
: Market-st ASrahanI B.
~. sS su17 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

EOHN McCABE e. CO.'S Intelligence
~ 0tEce, 80 Nassaa-s, REFEsEScEs-Hon. NJ. a. Grin
rt H Hrsvnrt. Esa. W. irving. PrOf. RenEick. AZ n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DOARDING.-Very desirable Rooms,
4 inst vacated with good board in private family
can be obtained on reasonable terms by applying No W
Hndsnn.st street mar ST Johns Park. iyi8tf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-26
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qcmddlt moroeu Iein mag, 70 Glaute id) cpd,,
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ltthes Smheu 9emadt hat. @s lit oft Der
Sal, cas Ntrniten fur Tlud)eu bc;ahen
mulien, aber febr ieltcn Crei9nct CO Gd,, cas
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susilbung oCiIelbcn Iciu, oa eS wceer 8ers
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Sdufer hat itine @liler Der Sr6ttcr feline
Rnde Der @hr0eiN9e SefSrecrunqen Der
@eiSbaIs lcm @jclo, ottr Der qemciuc SIucbs
or hat nid,ts. @r 1T Der 9r6ete gtarr, pers
fault ietne SeeIe llnNcnif, Hnb plagt Td) i'll
Oienftr ees Icufels gratis.
EIudCn fam aar nidlt rutifulciot fperbcn /;
es Ut nid,t bic natilrlide 9usoeburt Der Sees
lc, uitht in oas @crpcDe unircs ROrrers ucrs
pfcd,ten, nch ouf ir9cno cine 9lrt nit nnies
rer @cutituticn ocrbunbcn. Oenn, mic I'D,
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lten @icc herauSlprucelu, ols cb ilc natiirit,
pdren, 70 ut ord, ME Gin W2euIh nit elmer
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ber es lit cine Ge,rrhuheit, cine rjccrige
ifmuei9c Gjemhuhcit, bon niererR fmnrueis
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fur @brc, fcin Sd,am9efl'bl tubcn, icnocrn
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ilnn ihreu Manqcl an qeiunrcm Iertanoe
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