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Passengers Arrived.

LyERrGo,-Steam ship Great WesteprJacob Abbott Jas
Barton, John Bradbury Bpckhardt, w F Coolidge,
Cockbnm Miss Julia Cook; D CASTILLO, " Il Coles, Henry
Gsslear CSIquh9!, lady two children and servant
Durbin. De Coen, Dublin, Haro Denny, F + Dun
can Sam Dyer Dandeot g Drake, Charles Engler lady
" M Gibson GqTey Goldr2ge Miss Garnet Mrs J.
K Herrck Hcmes. A Holmes, + + Huntingdon, Miss +
uson, Jaudon 1t Cha JeiIrc X N, Richd Jandon, Miss
5att { Martin An,gus May rhqma; M9nping, murray,
ep Mrs. and Mis- Mot Pleasant. Thqs Patton John Paro
Prmet, II Pckersgll, Petre q w Pennington NJ Paye
NJ Richards w Ross Miss De Ruyter, w G Richards, Nj
Ricku Stone, L A Smith Smith and servant, ID A
SIsthss strsnss Thos st1Cp Jr Rev Simpson,
ton, $ Thornton A $ Valentine, + Wssmann and lady
Miss Wissmann, Williams, Geo Wood Geo Wright, X
Whtthans, j II WIGHT, Wilson, Whytc, Miss Whyte,
II Willrners, l. Yturbridge Total, l2i.
SAv,NNAH-Shp Newark-Nrs Alexander aud in the
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A GIL rTALIANI DELLA CITTA-E rsultata dalla loro
"a assembled d Sabato utmo mel Salone Palmo Ia
decsone di Lune 2 del corrente, nelo locale
allie in della sedonda d tut cooro
sotano che desidano ammess all d appaelee
al corpo d Voonar alian nella militia della citta come
yolontar Gttiri memb onora ageiungendo loro
frme allie yentcnque gia Clio fao adj oenutos
deg attii younto dale dclo mza yolontar
tn deo state dar comincamento all organizations
igurin DELI unorme pc yoontarl dtri la
ao1 m
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HEADS OF HAIR.

CHALLENGES competition with all, The importance
which all ages have to the Head Of Hair clear index Of
the value personal gureand when by caprcous
freak Nature the human form deprived of its fair proper
ton, Art resorted to- order by artificial mcaus supply
the deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance Barry Ventatpg Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALrS.
The complete that the above with
the manuacur Of his unrvalled heads OF hair for M last
year lar exceeds his most angune lie respect
fully socits call confident of satisfying the idous
that he the best aud cheapest maker the They
only be had at l6 Broadway Liberty ST. M stairs
Private for fitting and fnnntes an12 lfE m
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTARI .ISHMENT
EXCHANGE KITIIDING ROOMS DC & 2f

EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c &g.
THE Subscribers having procured the Agency the sale
L VOlGTANDERS DAGUERREOTiPE APPARA
TUS constructed according Professor Prevails calculation
have hand large these Apparatus and
well as amateurs of their wishing procurea good
paratu will find il their advantage instruments
of this construction They also have lately imported
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used their which they respect they
made their order Polishing substances, and
and all materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents. viz
+. White Esq, us Broadway, n. Y,
r. Iiass, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
DIR. A. Caspari, Richmond Va.
r. Laurens, Esq. Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (post pad aud orders accompanied
with remances will be promptly attended and should be
directed W. X +. LANGENHEIM,
je | 3m.r Exchange Building, Phila.
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GREAT IMPR OvEMENT IN FRICTION
MATl ,IIES

A NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without birthstone
or other offensive quality and actually waterproof has
lately been patented by letters patent of the United States
favor OF the inventor, w. X Ashard aud manuac-
tent No 6l Blocker street New York, where all who wish
purchase good matches invited call aud prove them
And all whatever hereby notified of the said patent
and warned violate infringe upon in any
lest they the penalties Of the law such
These matches ignite with and certainty in all weathers
and climates and burn with brilliant flame and if placed in
vertical position will continue to burn long enough seal
hours days and believed even or weeks and when Ia
ken and dried will ignite and burn before Three quail
Extra and Perumed The latter agTeeabIy scented and
81 for ladies' toilets Exporters smokers housekepers
aud all who matches will readily perceive how decided the
advantage possessed by these all Others.
Orders and communications to be addressed to
Z, BOWEN. M i61 Blocker st,
jy2l lmsr Agent for the Patentees and Manufacturers
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1HORN'S COMPOUND EX TRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARIILA

VeFtan safe and most eecua Tcnedy discovered
n the of Gonorea elects, Structures Whites Pains
in the Back and Lons Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kdnc Gravel scorbu,ie ETptons, Sc. The high estima.
wears certain criterion of immense utility il has
acquired the utmost fame every of Europe il has been
examined approved of and sanctioned by the faculty OF me
cine and recommended by the most eminent of the profession
Prepared by j. ~ Ihorne chemist London, aud for sale
wholesale aud retail, by JAMES TARA Nj
266 Greenwich street COZ ner of Warren street
Also at Park Row aud 3l8 Broadway 1863 Broadway Al
Broadway Lisrenard street. $3.50 Broadway corner of
Walker street. aulq Owls IN
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NyrATCHESThe largest aud most splendid assor;me 1t of
w Watches in the city, 10 be found the subsc rbe
As be constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold aud Sill
turers in England France and Swzerand he is enable to
offer larger assortment and much less prices retail ian
any other house the CITY, Gold watches 500
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. All
watches warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best Manner
M warranted lower than any other place the city
q. G. ALLEN, importer Of watches aud jewellery,
ne lmscc Wholesale and retail 20 Wall street up rs
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Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILyEy of News Fleet, Re-
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arry al. Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer by
senng to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received
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Domestic Importations.

SAvANNAn-Ship Newark-9 bales cotton Il Gaves-1i
Manning Patrck-3 NJ Prescott-23 Barstow Pope-3O
tics rice Gray &Crosby-5O do Durham Dimon-6 Horton
Hammers Harper Bros.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Apctioneer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
StVres No. 22 .4nn street aud us WILTON street
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY,.
. At l0la o'clock in the sales rooms.
Regular sale of valuable furniture of all descriptions Consist.
ng OF elegant brussels Ingram aud venetian carpets oil
coth beds bedding bedsead bureaus chairs tables looking
glasses sofas wardrobes china glass aud plated various
housekeeping articles kitchen utensils, Sc.
!so, valuable piano forte.
Also, 2 large iron chests
Also, the entire furniture of family giving up
removed Tor convenience of sale
THURSDAY
~ l0ls o'clock IN the sale
Extra SalePano Fores choice painsngs rich furniture
&c &c ~ '"s'' ' '
FRIDAY
. At ia O'Clock, in the sales room.
Large sale OF elegant seasonable dry goods
staple and fancy British French domestic drv goods, hos
ery nc, IN lots to suit families and purchasers Sc
Also the stock of mercha4t tailor remnants of cloth cas
meres, yestin trimmings, Sc -
Also variety of fancy and pledged articles, &c.
Also two trunks ladies' and genemsns wearing apparel
quantity of jewelry sc, ''7 "'iN'''
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A. D. TROWBRIDGE & CO.,

A uCTION NOTICE Tuesday, at Oocloc< the auction
ROOM Catalogue Sale of and second hand household
iurpure-Cons'stng of and ,llFeneh mahogany chairs;
mahogany and black walnut and tables French wind
lass and cqIed maple bedseads aste mattrases feather
beds and pillows ufed aud plain hair sofas and rockers
plain mahogany and marble bureaus marble top table
and washssnd windsor chairs, looking glasses Office desk;
vans foostoos carpets oil cloths window shades bird cages
and pictures, an invoice of lamps and crockery, &c
Also the furniture of breaking housekeeping
removed for convenience oisae consisting Of splendid Exyp
tan top centre and tables 500; dozen
full rnchchairs hair rocker French embroidered carpet
Also splendid rosewood piano forte made by Torp I'm
ger, cost $780, with music and rack.
The above will be sold positively without reserve
and the attention of those about furnishing particularly
quested. au22 ltNr
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GS0 REWARD.-STOLEN, on THURSDAY afternoon, l1th
ipco inst from the house No 24 West 18th street the fol-
lowing articles for which the above reward will be paid
proportion thereof:
One silver Teapot oblong form, ebony handle marked r.
NJ b. Sugar Dish aud Milk Pot with leaf ornaments
tea spoons she'll handles and six tea spoons fiddle end ali
marked five heavy silver Forks marked NJ. V;C ";
~ c. w J.y, "Chare,n NJ A. "; one silver butter
"; gold repeating Watcn plain back white china face
and blue steel hands, one gold Watch Fenc make No 1926
turned back white face gold hands, silver
Watch engine turned back gold hands &C. with other articles
Of value Also black dress Coat nearly quilted skirts
lined throughout with diamond pattern black silk three pairs
plain black cashmere analoons and pair black ribbed do
silk Purse with sma Il amount Of money, &c. Sc.
The above taken by dark Mulatto about %
of age, calling herself Caroline Louisa Holiness who
came into the service of the family that morning.
Pawnbroe aud Others requested stop person offer
either of these articles fol sale and notice 20 Pine
street. or l2i West 18th street. 3ec
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THANKS ARE RETURNED TO THOSE LADIES
who gave their nanmogs vote the party the other
favor OF the Balm of Eden when requested by the
southern young gentleman To the best and popu
cosmetic OF the day. Let call this mere puff The
and place be given Our predictions verified and
this Restor Of Beauty will be app owed and used by ladies'
when all waters" and soaps shall have been rnsed off
and forgotten Our friends who have in wholesale orders
be supplied III few days Sold 31 Broadway and by
III. EVERETT
Corner Hudson and Leonard streets.
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MONEY TO LEND.
BRAHAM j. JACKSON, PAWNBROKER No So
"A Rcadc street near Broadway loans in large small
as may be required watches ewelry silver ware dry
goods wearing APPAREL and personal property Of every descr
ton, jy30 lmsr
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PROCREATIVE ELIXIR AND POWDERS,
FOR STERILITY

THE Undersigned has the pleasure announce that he has
celebrated Elixir and Pows for the United states s"s s''
all of incontnence painful and difficult
saa seis"t ps mFf is
that s ssasD6y he e Sis
Is too well established to require comment, Indeed such has
termed stety in fact exists since by the Of this wonder
s 70 be e 9 s S Of & % within
rating ingredients which the Elixir and Powders are
e nss when fully Of fe falls:
isis ierGg s to is narrow Of propey But
sS &: to a % S selsS Sds
sf e s u OF % % where before
@sry sneasss often sxpsFenesd BY
the wb but oom f the and ne s
in liie prospects, objects and ends, attribute why
b%isGg Tn s !" we a
C6ilden the and endsarns between hus
energies our joy; and hopes To watch from time to
%s s S dksSSs YER of mind sGd ISS
S the osf ds called Up to sIO% 70. her child
nothing her. S when saa
sets upon our declining years. when mental and physical
then 5o are c5 lS SGmo End soGe Lonely
discovery the lxr AID Powders which has Effected
rS1 sn Of EEo IN
able 9co@ ne, spddS. an, and spms, bu, gentle AID
cheering i, the mind niye@ag the spirits and sngendeSS
deserved a"a he pS$S%f S 6Pi Gtsiion
for his the q arrangements Of the genital
nd ll' ssqp ws
SGs; evidence
Price 50 bottle package Of powders which be sent
by Ta s' OF e: x SsS 81 Ea
Tor preparing All ef5 mpst II pIIYEs%S fn sS Sc5sdo
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS of the steam Sb,r

DVyS Oh thc StcNm
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROn AMERICA.
Hbemia, Judkns Sept.
q. Western, Iosken' ...,.....A Aug. 81
Britannia, Hewitt Aug. 10 Sept. l6
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ADJUSTMENTS.

!.
NIBLOs GARDEN
Director. r,,rs MIR. John Soften
TUESDAY, August e. lsts
rhs hing RAvEL FAMILY viii appear in four
Gabriel Rsvel in three pieces
IT. m, fas seu by Nadine Leou.
Ihe lnqmlnasd rabelus OF the Italian Brigands.
And the Ballet Pantomime Of the Wodcaiiers.
ovsr,,r. peIl,onsnee to commence O'Clock with
AFTER "''" neT r fs Ti RJ yssTon'nee' on 'h'
BY the kayel Family.
To be succeeded m Sy Pas s .cl E o xs Dr
T IfOT fTA z i NfT BRG1Sb6!s s'a of
Characters by the Ravel Family.
Half hours ineission will be allowed promenade and
elreshment in the Grand Saloon, '''
Where Ice Creams Fruit Ices and Refreshments of the
cest kinds, and in great variety will be found
To followsS b ,hs 9s, piRpso~me of the
JoSa i'i: D"co': Gas%sI Rsye s
Nine serieuil NJ Nine E a"s
The Splendid Orchestra vii popular selection.
=, of new Music.
~ strict Police will be in attendance great
". Tickets Fifty Cents May had at the Garden during
~ A limited number of Season Ticket. will be d..
p9str9nemsq. this establishment accounto tho
Is protected aud the Saloon, which ventilated the
toP ano sloes can be oIensd II moments notice
NIBLOS GARDEN
JOHN Sections BENEFIT.
81 aEbAhG' AS NJ TIE b Bs%6 s'' tm)
Grand display Of Fireworks Dancing, Singing Instrumental
TO ss,si'; y ;3 3 Ps,
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s0fI "a. FOR, THE ElsHING BANKs7I7oFF
"WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. &FRIDAY,

800 "a FOR The HGd ElsHING BAIN|IKySST S
- W h,l !, THURSDAY, &FRIDAY,
Pier foot Chambers St. every Tuesday Thursday day
morning leaving foot of Chambers O'Clock;
street Canal street u 81 Catharine ferry Brook.
lyn 81 foot Of Pike past aud pier No Battery 4
past O. Landing at Fort Hamilton each way.
Bait furnished on board gratis.
Band of Music accompanies the boat-and thing will
be done to make these Excursions pleasant and healthy
Chambemaid will attend to the ladies and children
Fare Tor the excursion so cents. au20 Iwsec
dRASD ENGTEsIoN TO SOUTH AMDoY
AND AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
SeS1 /Nl The steamboat INDEPENDENCE will
GSE1L1zE}sm make the above delightful excursion on We'd
So, esday tne 23d August On leaving New
York the boat will proceed down the bay through the Narows
giving fine OF the Forts, Sandy Hook the Highlands of
Neyersink aud the Atlantic Ocean passing its gentle
waves TO South Amboy whore Passengers viii be allowed
hour to battle Bath houses have been erected the beach
the accommodation of ladies' and gentlemen the water
deeGens very gradually with fine sandy bottom Returning
the boat will through Staten Island Sound kns
Hour Of starting Leaves Cathlrine al r NJ
anal street wharf 81 NJ and pier No North River al
NJ An excellent Band of Music engaged for the occa
sion Refreshments provided board the boat
Fare for the excursion so cents
Every effort will be made render this very trn
c. FORBES
view foIk, eist August, 1913. au2i 81.
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GOAL, COAl..Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first quail
~ ", viii be sold by the subscriber the following low
for cash fresh broken aud egg, from lump the yard
screened and delivered TO Of the s.
large mt 81 so Is per less will be charg
ed il taken from the boat-wcight and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON,
i've 2msr So Greenwich, corner Of King st.
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dfANR EN0TEgIoN TO soUTH AN

nGNs1 ~ PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
6fy9Et55z1e3' For ALBANY-Daily at o'clock P. NJ
-&X Through direct-From the steamboat pier be.
tween Courtlandt and Liberty streets, Sunday excepted
The steamboat KNlCKERBOCKER, Cart A. p St John
Will leave Ipesdsy ThaTsdsy and Saturday
Monday Wednesday aud Friday Evenings, o'clock
Man. LINE.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt l.. w. Brainasi
o'clock. -
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt NJ II. TruesdeII
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening five
o'clock. "
Passengers taking this Line Of Boats will invariably
Albany IN ample time to take the Morning Train of Cars for
the east
The above boats and substantial furnished with
neat and elegant State Rooms and for speed accommoda
tons unrvelled the Hudson.
For Passage Freight apply board 2. c. Schultz
at the Office on the wharf. an2l CTR
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST aa.


" RISES .....5 IL IooN | IS
IL sErs... .,..,.6 AZ HIGH MATER -. II
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DEN 10 IL Y.
DR GLENNY, Surgeon and Dentist has returned from the
~ West Indies aud has resumed the practice of his profession
At No, ga Broadway. all 6t@r
DR HOUSTON, Dentist, has returned New York
- Rooms Park Place. I'd door from Broadway south side
ii5 paw lmtrc
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rI'IIESE hmed aud celebrated Pills. from Portugal are we
perceive, to be obtained ia this country. See advertise
ment on the last column fourth page.i >.asHRa
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state of Trade.

MIAMI CANAL Ouo-AMoUSr RroEiyEp ron Tolls a
CINCINNATI.
mo lAl1
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@1 ROCKAwAY AND NEW YORK
Srrs.r&rsHT4p STAGE-Wll run as follows on and after
itzs.SksAk July 18th inst Leave Rockaway at A. M
Tor New s2rS eurnng leave the Wayerly House Broad
way At 3H I. Nj. for Rockaway, by way Of South Ferry
PASSENGERS lea ing their $40 Pearl will be pune
tually called for by HENRY CONKLlN.
ans iu.r Proprietor
kifS~ FOR LINERPOOI.-The substantial fast saung
EfsxN packet ship SOUTHERNER, 4. d. faIme''"i''e'
sssfA2<awill sail 30th INST. -. -,
ror freight of the bulk 1900 bales, nassag h,.ns ~
good accommodations, apply 70 the ciptan % y %
,n51s '"T' " '" 81 South street.
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n,
Arr Alderman, Smith st Peters Mq Osceola Pierce; Eel
Wainwright NYork.
Arr 10Th Peru Evans, Aux Cayes-spoe lih lat 49, Ion
Hamburg schr--, fin Rio Janeiro for Work Also arr
Utica, BeaTe, and Louisa Otis Albany; Splendid, Crowel
and RenqTn Lowell NYork Cid Lodi, Baxter and VIM n
Rogers Harding Philadelphia; Naraganse Baker Rchmd
Jasper, Howes, and Marietta CrowelI NYork.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

|tief empfuuoene 9Sabrbet @r le9te ben Stcrbltben
nibt mebr auf ais e int Star1oe rraren 5u tra9en gr
lagte 5u ihnen Seto MIR TO- pie Sbr ais pernnftiee
IGjefh6pfe iel6t tpiniten met gu irin laufet nHr
benz etn5i9en 3teIe no, Dem Sbr ais oernitnft9e Sc
Ih6pfe elbt rplnd3cn tHl1et nabSnelen. Gl1rem pab
rem 9lld> oa6 meoer auf grocn, nod III Der @ptgfet
;er6rt wereen fam. Shut nur 9esen abere eeute pe
Sbr ais pernhnft9e @ed6pfe wituteu mi1iet ooB bic
yeute 9c9en Gud) tbun.
9ber tpelde5 ftnb benn bic Sonoernte oe3 @hr!lte1
tbums ?-Smo es Onoern1e, wtldc Or andre W}eu
1tcn MAIDEN 9ten benn Seoer hat gprf1rcht II. 0ie
be ftr DID, tpenn Du 0eine pRtd)ten theft; Geoer
(ebt Old, tpenn Du Oid ourd goelu,Itb uuo 9cn,ein
niBi9e, pobltbat9e uno freunbNbaftide Denfunssart
le6enSpitroi9 III n1aden mei6t Soer 1Ino e5 Stnner
uie, toeldc Sir Sbrt9feit uno Geeee III zen 9Gea (c
9en paB Du uidt anoer5 ais II ob ri It db h1nOclu
6arf ?-yteiu, oenn ale weltlthen @c1ese fino l1r
f5mittel r l1uterltilbun9 eines tugenobafteu Q4az
ocls IIe beitrofen soeu Seeio9er, Den Murocrl Den
Gerldun1oer, Den 9lufrthrer.
Sc 1T beln 9lQe5, mas Ntf biuoert ais eiu Shrut
III banbeln in 9tebe II. Shat, nidt auBer Dir, cnoer
in Dir 1elbt. Deiu SetnO lte9t in Or; Der St6rer
Octner 3ufrieoenbcit >pcbnt ntr9eos, ais in Ceuem
oerser. @rfdnpfe Dir oeHn allc n1r gewolt tber Cth
lbt o btt eu tn oenlebeu 2IuSen6lif et 9Seier, Elm
9lileli9er Menib Elm Sbrift, 70 bt pu ouf cen Ipb
t,en Yuntt bin3efcmn1en, tpo bn matre 9dtun9 fir
oid 1e[6 haber, certtebe oeuer Mitmeulhen ooafom.
men pnrpte, uuo oes Beifaa5 peines 9oteS i'm oimz
mel 9emiB Nrit. C8crtf frl9t.
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Ser g5aterIanb s eunb un6 9 eft 5 er 3eif.
cttet ,ur l1eppiofeit uuo gSeihlihfeit.

perIcttet CUR llsppigfeit uuo qBethltdteit.
Gplde 9Seihlccit ldbmt jebe Ghatfraft, jeoen ebr>
lben uno 9etperbtbdttgeu llnternebmungs9eilt, une
oerleet, oa man celtn bod Die Semitic nt entbcbren
m0he, St rureolicben @rwerb6mttelrr, cinem 0ofben
uno Sa9en nad entrd9ltd1cn 2Iemterr. 9lus @rman9s
lung etgenen QSertbes rb 8erbtenltes, ocrftecft man
d binter Die Gereente Ger 8dter, pber man l1imn1t
bic 3ufludt 3u Serbtener, Die nan i ais partei9dn>
ger uno parteperber erpcrben su baben eiubtlcet
ECrtieklnd fp(Qt.
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rg~ @in9etretener iotuoerniIlen we9en mhllen mir
bic Otittbeiluu9 Don un(erm Sreunpe S &C b u fl
bis ndhlte lSrce oftbleben. IS lit u5 lep, Die
les 1aoen Su n1uIen, neil &pr n1leL oaBUttttheun9en
upn Dtelenl braoen Dculben nit ueIem Sntere1e 9ee=
1eu perceu err N 11er 1T etncr Don Den QSen3en,
tpelde ba6 bDnlte nno 9rpBar9lte lluternebmen Der
Deutlchen TattGn in Den 9er Staaten warm Ml1o nl>
etoeuuusio uuterltusen, p1breno Surere, naoem lle
ele Wen0e ih0ner lScrte beehalb ocrlpren nno raS
8Df NIT 9roBeu @rnartuu9en erfuNt haten, enrneoer
Den n,1t9en 3ulbauer lpelen, Coer nunmebr gar ais
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