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TRUEAND FALSE DELICACY.

Above every other feature which adorns the fe-
male character delicacy stands foremost within the
province of good taste No, that delicacy which
is perpetually in quest of something to be ashamed
of, which makes n merit Of blush, and shippers
at the false construction its own ingenuity has put
upon an innocent remark; this spurious kind Of
deicacy is as far removed from good taste,as from
good feeling, and good sense; but that hish-nnded
delicacy which maintains its pure and undertaking
walk alike amongst women as in the society Of
man; which shrnks from no necessary duty, and
can speak when required, with seriousness and
kindness of things at which it would be ashamed,
indeed to smile or to blush-that delicacy which
knows how to confer benefit without woun ding
the feelings of another, and which understands al
so how, and when to receive one--that delicacy
which can give aims without display, and advice
without assuming; and which pains not the most
humble or susceptible being in creation. This is
the delicacy which forms so important part OF
good taste, that where it does not exist us natur-
al instinct, it is taught as the first principle of good
manners, and considered as the universal paspor,
to good society. Nor can this, the greatest charm
of female character, if totally neglected in youth,
ever be acquired in after life. When the mind has
been accustomed to what is vulgar, or gross, the
fine edge of feeling is gonc,and nothing can restore
1t. 1t is comparatively easy, on first entering upon
life to maintain the page Of thought unsullicd, by
closing it against the every improper image; but
when once such images are allowed to mingle with
the Imagination. so as to be constantly revived by
memory, and thus to give their tone to the ha-
bi'ual mode of thinking and convcrsny,hc beauty
of the female character may, indeed, be said to be
gone, aud its glory dcPared,-.Ms Eilis's
Daughters Of England.
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positively never knew a man in the country
who was too poor to take newspaper. Yet two
or three even respectable people read no papers
bu, what they borrow As ! speak generally
hope offend none. IL do the greater the neces-
siy to speak out. Every man is able convenient
ly to take weekly newspaper. The COS, is three
cents week. How many who think themselves
too poor to take paper, pay as much daily for
drlnk' Miserable man thou art poor indeed DR.
Franklin.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

I'm Honorable Kiss.-rhc most honorable kiss
both to the giver and receiver, was that which
Queen Margaret of France, in the presence of the
whole Court, impressed upon the lips of the ugi-
est man in the kingdom, Alain Charter, whom she
one day found asleep, exclaiming 10 her aslonisl-
ch ATTENDANTS" do not kiss the man but the
mouth that has uttered so many charming things. /"
All 1t was worth while to be poet in those
days.
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TO TIE HON. THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF HARTFORD:

'INllE Petition Of DAVID llOWES Of Norwich in snid
District respectfully represents that he is the legal
guardian Ut Dawn H. llowLs and JosErm IIowEs III
innls under the aye Of twenty years and JuLI, and
MARY llowEs infants, under the aye Of eighteen ycars,-
that the said David l Joseph Julia aud Mary ARE ur will
be- entitled 10 certain real estate, situated in said
Norwich, which said real estate decided By their
Grandfather Joseph ll0wcs, To Joseph Ilowes Jr., 0
Montpelier on the 18th day of August 1890 ~ be by the
sai Joseph lr, held in trust (acr the dcccsc of the said
JOScph for the use aud benefit Of the above named minors
which ARE the children Of Your pciitioncrand TO be decided
to the said children when the eldest otlcm shall arrived
full age which said real estate described rs follows; 10
wit, abou' 20 ucrcs Of land lying on ..a road leading
nom Ebcnrzcr Spears house, to Cyrus Purlr.s.s house.
ana bounded on the north by said Spears land on the
Wts' ny ihd belonging To the heirs OF Joseph Hunt late
Norwich e'cuScd on the south by hnd owned by rns
'lihl Slack aud land owned by Enoch Cove and on the
east by the above mentioned rond and sa of the land m
which the said Joseph lowcs died seized on the west side
OF said rond IN Norwchcyccpns about four ucrcs which
was set oil to yonr petitioner the 3lh day Of January
ls3' by Cyrus Partridge and Thomas Inlcn referred Tor
that purposes and that sale of said real estate is or
would he conducive to the best interests his said wards
WhrcIrc, he prals said court to grant him license aud
empower him to sell the same.
DAVID IIOWrS Cuorj;,u
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She who makes her husband and her chi ldren
happy, who rcclams the one from vice, and trains
up the other TO virtue, is "A much greater charac
ter than ladies described in romances, whose only
occupation if 10 murder mankind with shafts from,
the Ini,cI If their ryrs Gcd-mHb
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39ortrD.
From hs Southern Literary Messenger.
BETRUE TO THYSELF.

From hs Southern Literary Messenger.
BETRUE TO THYsELF.
~ RUFUS W. GRIswoLD.
Beshu7zGr MSS seated, nj night in his hall,
And thousands around him obeyed at his CALI
IN the mids, strcamcd fountains the ruby-red wine
For the throne Of the King the Bacchanae srlnei
When the sentence was written, in letters oi hnhe-
"Thou art weighed found wanting" a spIendor y fam
In the balance of Justice were counted ns nanshli
lie was false to himself and his ruin was wrought
ruler so sirong-the Recluse Of FerneyS-
Der the empire of Mind held lmltless sway
And far AS the light OF Intelligence shonc,
Still the great and the noble his influence own
But his soul II sepuchcr dreary and dim,
And fearful their end all who trusted in HIM
ACuinst virtue and truth he increasingly warrtd;
He was llse TO himself and himself he abhorred.
The Young and the bold wander forth from their homes
The student pores over the hlack-lcttered tomesi
The mariner braves, to win silver and gold,
The fierce torrid sun aud the terrib lie cold;
And the soldier, the statesman, the poet-all pine
On their brow the perennial laurel 10 twinei
Bu, when all is ganed-whcn the strife is all passed,
IfGllse to themselves, OH what win they al fast!
The poor man, the ietored, the slave in the mines
Down deep in the earth where the sun never shines
Yea he whom the bigot has doomed to expire
In agony over the slow mounting fire.
Feels up-springng within him II fountain oiloy,
Which no pain aud no peril can ever destroy;
The world did not give, and it cannot divesii
lie is true to himself and by Truth he is blessed
The base cravei-heartcd quail under the blow
The strong give the weak, and the proud give the low
Bnt he who can back true spirit fall,
No wrong can excite and no danger apphl
The vision of Others is bound by the sky,
But he far beyond it home can descryi
And he knows that by Truth he its slores shall win
lie who's false to himself can meier enter thcrn.
Hold fast on thysci-What though peris nssa
And thou standcs alone in the pitless gale
Thou art lord Of soul, thou art king OF one realm,
Which no strong arm conquer no wave overwhelm-
Thou shalt last and grow brighter ms nations decay
That shall flourish, still young. when the stars adc avn!
C true to yself, thou thyscli dost controls
Oh! there is no empire great rs the soul
SVOairp.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIvERwoRT,

LAS been used successfully for Gig ht ycasin the cure
L these diseases. 1rRemcmbcr! the original and gen
uinc Is madcONLY at 31j Dowcry, ALL Others are
spurious and unauthorized
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.-As n
general remedy for these Diseases nm fully satisfied from
long experience there is medicine equal to Dr.
Balsan of Lverwo. Being purely vegetable it can be
used with the utmost safety by all persons in every cond
ton II cleanses the lungs by expectoraOn, relieves diff
ult breathing, aud seems to heal the chest. There can
be no question: but this medicine is certain cure for
chronic coughs and colds have used Tor four wears in
my practice, and always with success.
A. T. ROGERS, NJ. D.
1TCONsUMPTION THE following remarks were In
ken from the last number Of the Medical Magazine
"rhc surprising effect produced by DIR. Taylors Ialsam
ofLvcrwort, in consumptyo cases. fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world. We have
long believed this disease Consumption incurablc TINT
is difficult to credit our senses when persons evil
IDENTIFY conslInptvc restored to health Yet this is tnct
Ofdaly occurrences how then question the virtue
of the above medicine. In next shall be more ex-
plicti meantime we hope physicians will make trial OF
this medicine, and report its effect to u.s."
NOTE-Thc original and genuine Taylor's Balsom
Liverwort is mnde and sold AT 375 Bowcry.
TO FEMALES.-Thc number of females in delicate
health in this city is truly surprising. Weakness loss OF
appetite liver complaints, and many other diseases prey
upon them, making them pale and lean of flesh. All this
can be rcmedied b! the oistrcngthen medicine that
VIII assist nature IN all her movements, restore the
nerves and muscular organs. or this kind Dr. Taylor
Balsam OF lvcrwor which being mild and purely vcgca-
BILE, answers females admirably. IL all will use IT, we nre
confident an elastic step, good Appetite and uJy checks
VIII follow Once more remember the original and senu
inc is made M 3l5 BOwery.
lFSPITTING OF BI.OOD.-This disease consists of
discharge OF BLOOD oiten rohy, from the mouth .roupbt
up with hawkine and coughing, md is usually accompnn
ed with difficult, breathing, and pain in the ccsta
Sometimes II is preceded by oppression at the che ST.
dry tickling cough and slight shooting pains This M rase
always less dangerous The great danger Is that
these ynptoms, and immediate remedies can alone save
this end Bnt DIR. Taylor's Basnm Of verwot is sure
remedy and to show its unparalleled success certificates of
cures from 1873 citizens, and many ysicans will be pub
lished in few days.
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SAMUEL MOODYS EST.a7'E.

WEthc subscribers having been apponteby the Honor
w dblerolilrC curt for the district Ol Bradford Comns
s0ncrs To receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
ands oiall persons aganst the estate Of Samuel Moody
late Of ThciiOr In said District deceased represented in
solvent, aud the term 0isy months from the 3Oth day Of
June, A. u. 1912 allowed by said Court the creditors OF
said deceased to exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before us-Do give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of our appointment AT the Inn Of Orange Com.
took IN West Farlee in said District on the last Sat.
uray In July and August next from one o'clock aernoon
until Go'cock,P NJ. on each of said days
ORdNGE CONSTOCK,( co,,n,i.,ior,
JOHN G. BERRY, 'OmmSS'o"rS
June 30. 1872 lIi.3,y
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STATEOF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the probate
HARTFORD DISTRICT, So. SCOUT for the District
Of Hrtfordto all persons concerned in the estate of
INEVITABLE CLOUGlI, late Of Norwieh in said Dis
trict, deceased, tesfate.
GREETING.
VETHEREAs, Ina DAVIS Of Norwich Admnistraio Tor of
w the estate OF the said deceased proposes rendering
an account OF his administration; and presenting his
account against said estate for allowance, ut a session Of
said Court to be held at the Probate Office Woodstock
the third day Of Of August next Therefore Won are
hereby notified appear before said Court at The time
and place aforesaid and show cause any you have why
the saidaccount should not he allowed.
Dated at Woodstock in said District this ostt day of
June A. d. 1912. ll4-2w DEL BILLINGS, Register.
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The following toast delivered by a young lady
at the last celebration of The Landing of the Pill
grims, in New York 1t is excellent:
improvement in optics.-It is said BY multi
plying glasses gentlemen see doublc by reducing
them they may noo see objects worth looking at
that are single.
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spirit OF the Iue.

1EkMS-S2,O0 year; 81, so in nd, nnce The cost nj
transportation in all cases. to be paid by the Subscribers
subscriptions are not received nor advertisements in
serted unless by advance pay guaranty of nav
mcnt ny some responsible person known to the editor
Subscribers may have their card inserted for 20 nm,
non Subscribers for SO year.
~ All communications must he addressed postns,
paid, to CHARLES a. EISTsIIW
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

II Gone Sucker. beautiful young pair re-
Gently appeared before a Justice of the peace in
Illinois, 10 be married
"Do you take this man TO be your lawful hus-
band!" said the justice.
The feminine Sucker lifted her biushing coun-
tenance and in touching accents replied, "HeH /
does, hoss.''
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

Our hearts must be more contracted than our
eyes, or we should not murmur at every little
cloud, which we can plainly see IL bn, ,pe ok in
tho UNIVERSE nf ligh,
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Norwich. February iih, 1872.
STATE OFvESNIONT,)

STATE OF NESMONT,} 1t is ordcredby thcPro.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, SIS, ( bate court for the said
District OF Hartford lla tibet foregoing petition come I'M
der consideration and be heard by said court at session
thereof to be held al the probate office in Woodstock in
said District on the 81 dny OF August next and that NH
persons interested therein be notified thereof by publish
ing the foregoing petition and this order three weeks sue.
cessNeiy W tue SPFH Of me igc, printed al Woodstock,
IN this state, Ms soon ms may be.
by order u the Court this 2sth day ofJunc A. D. lsia
lll-3w DEL BILLINGS re, i,,,y
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STATE OF VERMONT. Nd Pr0Jdir C0uff,
DISTRICT ~ HARTFORD, ss. { heM al Uood,fock
rhin and fer said Disricfon the eieptnfh dan of JuIv
4: ID: 1872 Hon. THOMAS 7. RUSSELL Judge.
INSTRUMENT purporting to be- the last will md tcsta
mcnt ri CALVIN II. WOODS, late OF Barnard in said
district deceased, being presented the court here by
Kelsey DWoods the exccutry therein named Tor prolatc
ordered by said court that all persons concerned
lherein De notified TO appear nj session Of said court
to be held ut the Probate Office in said Woodstock on the
irst wednesday Of August next and show cause, IL any
thcy may nave against the probate of said WILL for which
purpose is further ordered that copy Of the record
OF THIS order be published three weeks scesvely in the
SPIRIT Of The dge, printed in Woodstock in said State as
soon ms miy be.
true copy of record,
Ilj-3w, orr pIIIJ<cs
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ORANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Braintree, z s. Speare-Brookfeld. J. H. Kincsl,x,.
Bradford, J. W. ID. Parker-Chesea, C. e. Stnno n
rinihGeo seeper-East Brood fed p. Davis-Eas, IT,
ham, w: o. Mckey-East Randolph, Egerton q WsItcr
vens-Pos Mils,-- STAFFORD, w II. sanho,n e
South sirahord ii Russ-Theiforn, - Tono,,a-
unlon Village, J. Walker-vrshire - Dnsiin
wes. far,se, stephen 1homas-Wee Randolph. Fdmnn-,
Wfston.Wes Topshani, Geo Jennesg-- Wells Rim
fmr- Washington, Russell : Bariev ""e''
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STATE OF VERMONT IN, Hon- rho Prob,

STATE OF VERMONT I The hon. the Probate
DISTRICT OF n,RrFonD-ss. Court for he District
o. Hryord-To M persons concerned in me estate of
MARY HEDGES, late Of Norwch in said District de-
ceased, interstate,
- GREETING.
NHEREAS, III, DAVIS administrator of the estate
olihc said deceased proposes rendering nm account
MS administrations and presenting his account against
SAM estate Tor allowance ut n session of said Conr, TO be
held ~ The Probate Office In woodstock in said dsric on
me thrdday Of August neyTheeore on are hereby no.
Tined To appear before said Court, the time and place
h'o'sad AMI show cause, IL any have why the said
account should not be allowed And the heirs and all OH
ers interested are also notified to appear at the same time
ana place and give bonds for the payment Of the claims
ana charges against said estate, license will be granted
sad administrator auihorisng him to sell and convey the
whole real estate Of which the deceased died seized and
possessed situated In NOrwchin said district for the pnr
pose OF paying the claims and charges against said estate
patcd ~ woodstock In said District this 9Th ay of IN
~ d. lsR ll5-3w DEL BILLINGS, RsPisf,r
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>. j. 81 Elk,
1870 BroddiUay, and 22 Wdti-si. NtW Yor

UNION LOTTERY, Class Q for ls42-lo be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. G. Saturday, July 2, ISi2. BY
thorty of Law, &c. 70 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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UNION LOTTERY, Glass 10 for 1912, to he drawn at Al
cxandria, d, G. On Saturday, July 3d. lsl2-7s num-
PLENDID SCNEME.

TICktIs = TU,-STNTtN m NrONUrOn,
certificate Of Package OF % Whole Tickets will be
sent for S3O
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, CLASS 7a for
l4i2 to he drawn at Jersey City, on Monday, July IS,
l5i2. - Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.

Tickets only SlOA certificate Of Package of % Tick
cts will be sent for l3O--Sharcs in proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class X Tor Isi2-
Ia h. drown at Alexandria, d. e.. on Saturday July 80,
lSi2. 6G Numbcr-lO Drawn pnllols.
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VIRGINIA MONONGALA LOTTERY, Glass for lsi2
tn he drawn nj Alexandria, Va, July l6, l.l2, rs Mum


Tickets only SO-A certificate of package Of % Tick
cts will be sent for $ l3O-Sharcs in proportion.
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LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass for 1912,
To be drawn at Alexandria Va; on Saturday, July o.,
1872 Is Numbers, IA Drawn Ballots.

Tickets Sl6-A certificate of Package Of26 Tick
DIS will be sent for Sl3O-Sharcs in proportion.
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Tickets STA certificate of Package Of 25 Tickets
will be sen, for Sl60-Sharcs in proportion.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-30

nsendt9 tbatt9cr Mr,o mddtaer als bic aucer,,-NGc
nanlnsn t!leen eie Butts no auf Tc bauen pUlitiIe
oe l1c pnrb fIe Su @'cp1lt anc @cnts
fone 1tSn'Gbtpngrn hcFtn ibre plrtbei Srgaulaticm
C'e g1porrebli9e lnc es, bic ibnen cas Qebe,lsrrim
zip eInbauden nno cem G5in;en Qebcn. @ncroip mn
Hidtun9 9r6en. Diee 9etpat9e @cmbtuotcn' e. h".
eot nao 9cefcf, erbeb d IN oem letten grcsen pCIt.
lhen Sau1rft sur Gew1lt uno tebt ieet am AR,Inrr
IS 1T br tcrtbrtH9tces Strebcn CUR Sebanpno mn ~,
Scfcsun9 lhrer 1t cem rieSe uno bic ettS cS"',' v
I9rcBllsnn9 TIRE MISREPRESENTATION 8erbouplnnoru wor,
oahFen Snte 9pHHn9 berubt jeBt auf cieler 8I OSoh
'h'cr SWosnna ut cbne clnen Sd,ustarf 9llIes ner~'
npnnen. oS ''N''' ~
S@ pare 1esS Senatcren, cns aelaat. mas ;h ,u "a.
gen eedeNdt9te. Wtan tonntc fro9ct r,orum ii, mhcr
haupt 9prHden babe Gs geGha i,t in nrr r'n,r.
In"9, af Ger enI9e9en9sIeetcn Gete cine e,qe Stm<
ME 5n dnnern Ntes mare hrffnunaelcs. WShrcn0 n;".
ltr Outurn rencte NGes bcr eecn 3mrifrI Soromf
h> eaB !hterEits Der gntitluB in Gcraus ri1 ifo"S
tr ce SA W HImmcn 10 ,pic tic he; rbie bic ocr"oTt
senocr'na 1e!n thre Win9eI unb cStrtbn,cr and, wrd
10 9fsP I1e crren tabcn lonlit ibre 9lltae H. s5reT
u"9seermfs n nitt crrei,cn arum hobe if, 0TT or
&c Se menIge erbo'en 0Sei meine Scffuuto in Ncr
aSaoE9e't ne9t. h3n goeen sefhm ttttrt nib e 0h
p1eocr erhebsu" Ste erhc6t ioh uub id, hotr ,m."s
Stmme bs'3cf'iat. um ibre 8iebcTeruedl,na M be-
laeun!9eI erre IT bereits Die Meuuugsdne eruuo in
oeer Sa0)e est 1923. 0amal5 tanoeu Bic QyonfoaerI
Staatelt rie man tie 1annte, aleiu oeaen heIss Eai.
lhe uno 1nterorlfenbe Suem ISir botttn n,f5sr ;ht
e' 9fen5et ta1 ctllsn Serbilnoeteu unS mir hottcr
es nco9btugenoc eat ,pcIde c5 auferlcatc, nerbalS
eee Srsie5 ees @cnttution abnItittelm, {o out mir
ii i'ntel Sehr oerfbcocn it Der SUI lest Nit ,peIt
der Gtung l caS 9uJe audi ipenoet, felte uro treue
er6'n exc l'no Su fc6cn Die 9roBc Gcssparrbei it Re-.
rctts dt en- "HSSe DIS Banner aellmnelt bTs mr.
gIrthet Su bren encldrn 2riump6e filbreu miro. re
DenIen, 4rcldc ncd S69ern, perccn balo unter lene
'u1Ie"reM Saltcn treten. sf ren, 0auuer ifeben rs
sserfe s reie r9ertebr; niroriac3b
le; telnc Sduloen; Srenuuna vOn
Sa"fen; Sparfamteit; Ginidrdnf.
Il II nno rren9c Inh dn0 lidpfcit an
Sie1 in ciner rltrn Sadc iciu, uno wenn man brrn
erHntlEen trcn unc rit anhdus, nadoet er crri,it.
9Si it, 70 wrb CT Uel Snr Gbre cercr bsra,cn ni, hu
rrran9sn> uuo miro Die Srcihcit l,c gSrbtfabrt rcs
EauceS auf lanNe EialuS tcftjii9cr. '',:7"'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-30

>1' ts"t tlsS1en Sanllta9e faio III Jtlp pblo elbi
Snec1rapas @rtAtD, e;ne rcpubfani(d,.ce pfra,ilhe
0eraMlnHs lrat, cel pehcr eleacmbit Is Ell ,lG,r.
phY ocn SDtasfrthe eHe auS9e5ed)nee eoe tielt umn
e telbtlndtt9en anciun9en Ger lSbrartei le,r ls4O
Ill eth tdreS uno nplrtbcudes N,ett nelte y;;e br<
fai1nt, mar ~ NiipnY cner Ger erfcl1reiofeu gtumps
reeMcr OrM lS4O ullc Gill marmer 8erite ooer (sjei,
currll,Mf. Gr rerl,cB ce Ssrlnss artel nos,ren q
it, pom oeren Qerrihlncbt nnc uiprae Ell 8ereprbei,
pett encllt1 ochtcnmcn nbern9t bate r nraa, nrei
orue Stuncen, u. nll1te III Ger Gbat n DIR m,e M, tfm
olud anf ene -nbrrcr. Scinc YSorte prcu fei,,e se
:e Scpalcrei le otbn,eten gSabrpeit nnp Nl,r;,.s,
mus -Sb9leiob infer 9sabbar pom Obin sSs.sn,,tnrw
rincn sler9cr iber ciee 9ernmmluno ,litt 4, n,trrs
ornden uerncd,te H. einem grreire cer,e,, i'm N;es.
neaeMnen olate ELL peht9 SlIft nlat5te 70 bate
eF cctb ntdf Den Ollth, unlern 9iauen rabei anfbs
rc apreuo er oerfn eriplbutc pelte BON Gatcl, Der
2'srammiun9 cenDObnten. Sene leue @brfiard,t BID,
tlf!e tg'n RIOS .glooOfat Meuer uno @r-9lutt lpir
no Oort Geo:en, err Had,bar, rro itberseuatem ufs
zap Que Eemotratle NIT @eneral Deurrbp oalfe Die
nirb 0S.'" O'p '.'.''''ts W "0tA
B9g Srnocr Sof lCanu it enllblci5en felne Sfi1n.
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