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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

The BEAUTIES OF HoBoKEN.-Every day there
is something added to this beautiful spot to render
II more attractive. Near unto the Congress Rock,
in the Eysian Fields, there is neat house kept by
a colored person, who has prepared for those who
visit him, as good basin of turtle soup, and many
other equally good things, as the most fastidious
could desire, accompanied by every degree of at
tention and civity The house IL most admirably
situated for privacy and retirement-here females
and young children may enjoy themselves with the
the fine view the green sward with perfect free
dom from the annoyance of the numerous gangs of
rowdes that so frequently visit other parts of this
delightful spot. We know of no place we can so
heartily recommend to the attention of families
who are DESTROYS of relaxing occasionally from the
toll and trouble of city lite, than this Give it a
trial, and the old saying is, "one trial will prove
the fact"
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lh3- THE CREATURES AT HIS DIRTY WORK
AGAIN.-Lucius S. COmstock and Co. published in Sun
days Herald statement signed &c. Sparry," which we
nnhestatingy pronounce base fabrication. The Rev.
Mr. Sparry called 81 Walker street. LIST store
FROM Broadway, and asked for box of DALLEY's Mag
cal Pain Extractor which was refused him by our at.
endant in the store because he wanted gratis He call
ed again. and stated to ourse that he had obtained box
of Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor from Comstock when
Comstock agent Daley which cured him instant
y Of the Piles that having another attack he went there
again, when box of Salvo with Dalleys name PRINT
ED the cover was given hint done no good-he re-
turned to Comstocks and received large box of Con.
nes he tried it and found it worthless and now wanted
Of us the real Dalleys We gave him small box; he
asked for two and promised to in the Citizen
OF which he stated himself to be aache that the real
Dalieys Save TO be had at 81 Walker street These
facts and if contrsdicted shall be supported by ada
Wits. Mr.. sparry should do justice in these premises,
an not permit Comsock to publish such infamous false
hoods in his so name shall do ourselves Justice
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York. Tuesday, june III, Is44.
Next English News.

The steamer acadia" which sailed on the 4th
instant, has been out seven days. Great
anxiety and interest already begin to be felt In
many quarters with respect TO the intelligence 10
be brought by her to shores. Amongst COM
mercial men the news of the cotton marker Is
looked for with great interest. II the prices nave
gone down, another crash may be expected amongst
the cotton-deaers here and towards The Soulh' Ii
otherwise, a general rejoicing will be the result
We shall also have by this steamer the result OF
the debate on the currency system, proposed
bv Sir Robert Peel, which was to commence on
the 10th ut This will be most important pro-
ceeding This financial system has been projected
for the purpose of putting British manufacturing
industry in an attitude which will enable it 10
compete with that of the United States and foreign
countries generally. The progress of this system
will be watched with the keenest attention by the
financial classes of this country. If it succeed, as
is probable it will at indicate the necessity of
some change-some great modification in this
country before many years elapse. What that
change may be, II Is impossible now, amid the
conflict of parties here, to foresee with precision.
But what 1t ought TO be, we may well know-that
Is the establishment of paper currency approach
ing in steadlness and permanence the character of
specie currency.
Another point of interest in the expected inuelli-
gence will be the account of the latest movements
if any, of the British government in relation to the
Texas and Oregon questions. No can doubt
that on these topics a greater degree of excite
ment will be awakened in both countries, than
has been witnessed since the war in 1912.
The news, therefore, will be very interesting !;
and IN order to crafty the readers OF the Herald
here and elsewhere, we have engaged, as usual,
very fast express, to enable us to put it before
them in anticipation Of every other establishment
in this CITY
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MUsrcAL.-Signor De Begins had good benefit
last night Borghese was in capital voice. Korpo.
nay and Madamoisee Desjardins gave great salts
faction 70 a fashionable audience.
4 new debutants in vocal science, Madamose lie
D'OrvelIiers, proposes to give concert next week
Great expectations are raised by her powers and
akill.
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Why thy neck yellow and ny brow white and fair
With thy head thus covered with half red half grey


{ry- WHO WANTS TO BE HANDSOME AND
good looking Many may smile at this but we have seen
the experiment tested We have several lately vino
have assumed what they had before, beautiful
clear skin and uxurian hair One young lady and gen
erupons and freckles and the Italian Chemical sonI
cleared and cake, too also changes the color OF
sun burnt or yellow skin to healthy clearness We
ourselves speak from using Jones' Coral Hair Resto
rave Our hair falling out and filled with scuri and
this entirely remeded it, II has been used by the first
merchants CT city, who tell us 1t does certainly make
the hair grow, and gives Light red or grey hair fine
dark look Both these articles sold reasonable at
sign Of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. and 32a
Broadway N. Y. or l39 Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
o. A CLEAR, TRANSPARENT CHEEK, A BROW
outshining the wheness of pearl neck of snow, in
worda brilliant dazzling complexion will take the place
Of sallow dark skins by using cake of Dr. Feli>
Gourauds Italian Medcated soap, famous for curing
pmpes, freckIes, botches, erysipelas, scurvy, sal
rheum BARRIERS itch, and all eruptons of inhammatory
skins This we warrant or no money received But be
and get the genuine, at the old office 81 Walker St
first store from Broadway The skill adroitness, and au
dacity Of counerfeers is really remarkabe-they have
not only the superlave mpudence to initiate our popular
cosmetics but they mita advertisements name IN
cluded leaving only the protection OF our old esta
bshed store and the universal recommendation OF al
who the TIA ian Medicated Soap Poudre Subtitle, II
quid Vegetable Rouge, Blanc D'Espagne or Spanish
White for the complexion SC. Pnrchaers will there
lore perceive the caution that necessary TO di
rect your steps to 81 Walker street. first and only store
in the block from Broadway.
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AN EXECUTION ON LONG IsLAND.-The Brooklyn
Star of last evening has the following

RvERHEAp, June Z, lsi4.
DEAN smI have attended the execution Of Krou alias
C}eisler, this day He executed at about half past
P. NJ. in enclosure adjoining the prison He was at.
tended by Roman Catholic priest, who has been with
him day two and administering TO him the consols
tons OF that religion. He perfectly resigned to his
fate and he manifested to the last same rmness and
strength OF which he exhibited his trial and
when sentence pronounced He was undoubtedly a
man Of great physical and mental power His devoons
were performed in accordance with the ceremonies OF the
Roman Catholic Church, small metal cross, which he
held in his hand appeared TO engage his whole attention
while he lived and firmly did he grasp it, that in
death found he had not lost his hold of it, full
history Of his lie given by himself is in
possession of the priest and will be published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

Our Cry ARsENAL-We perceive by the pro-
ceedings in Congress, that the Military Committee
have before them the sale of Fort Gansevoort, in
this city, the proceeds of which are to be devo.
ted to purchase from the State the site for fort on
Staten Island, at the Narrows This is an import.
ant question fer the interest of city, as the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the property at Staten Island
are to be applied towards the erection of new Ar.
senal in this city, such as its necessity demands =
We trust our members of Congress will look after it
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ScHERMERHoRNs TRIAL.-James S. Schermer-
horn, late secretary of the "Ocean Insurance
Company" will be tried to-day in the General
Sessions on charge OF embezzling the funds of
that institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

WILLIS ON FAsHIoNs.-N. p. Willis lectures
before the Lyceum at the Tabernacle this even
ing at o'clock, "On Fashions" Enough said
we'll all GOT
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Daverna, the proprie-
tor of this popular place Of amusement, deserves
every credit for his endeavors to make this house
what it oughtto bs--respectable, airy, and comfor-
table, and, at the same time, afording such atrac-
tons are worthy of witnessing. The talent en-
gagged too, is something more than common. There
is that pleasing vocalist Miss Reynolds who, this
evening for the second time appears in the charac
ter of Jack Shepherd, in drama founded upon
Harrison Ainsworth's novel of that name and also
the Comic Singer Winans; the old iavorte of the
minor boards, John Seton, and host of others
besides. In addition to which, there those
pleasing dancers, Miss nj. A. Cannon and Mr.. ID.
l.. Carpenter. 1t is to be hoped that such exertion
will meet that encouragement it deserves
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VAuxHALL.-This very agreeable summer theatre
has been visited with perfect flood of success
during the past week. Mrs Timm, Mr.. u Mrs.
Walcot, and Miss Horn, have, of course, drawn
their old admirers after them, and the entertain
ments offered by them have been varied and very
attractive. The saloon, the gardens, and entire es-
adjustment present the evidences of good taste and
good management, and those concerned in the en-
terprse have certainly succeeded in making very
pleasant addition to the summer amuscments Of
our CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

MRs. SaouRNKY, the distinguished American
poetsss, accompanied by number Of family friends
rived in this city last evening their way to niagara
Falls and have taken lodgings at the Mansion House.
Buffalo .Adp., June
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ilr. DIR. GREGORY No. II Barclay street. near
Brosdway.-Those who may happen to need medical or
surgical advice treatment OF private nature should
apply abovehis treatment is mild, and always sue
cessfn There are few, il any medical men among us,
that know better how manage those difficult and deli
cate Disorders which strangers liable while
visiting our city Dr. O. has published treatise upon
these complaints called the "Rubcon"-it is expressly
Intended for the of this class of patients of either
II sells OF so cents.
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Co. Governor Bouck arrived in town yesterday,
and has taken rooms at Towards Hotel.
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JOSEPH CLAMsHELL, ESQ

THEATRIcALs.-The varying fortunes and move
ments of theatricals in this city quite amusing.
Look at the Park Theatre-every now and then
the price is raised to dollar and then down in goes
again to fifty cents. This fucluaton in prices Ger.
tainly has very bad effect. The same thing is
done at the Bowery-one time the price there is a
sixpence and then it is put up to quarter, and
sometimes as far as fifty cents when Hamblin gets
the papers to puff Mrs Shaw's extraordinary talent
When the Park puts up its prices, generally done
on the pretence of the vast expense in procuring
some star who has not been seen for years, ms
Macready for instance. Well, what is the effect ?
A few good houses perhaps, and great many
bad ones to a certainty, People will not submit
to this at the within of a manager or the avarici-
Gus desires of treasurer
But look on the other hand at the Chatham,
NTblo's, Vauxhal, and the Opera. The steadness
of the prices and their graduation to the talents OF
the company and the character of the entertain
ments give stability to these places, and they pros
per. The vacillating conduct of the Park and
Bowery resembles that of foolish and whimsical
specuator, sometimes up and sometimes down.
whilst the steady course of the other theatres is
like that of the prudent and successful man of
business, who has his constant and regular run OF
patronage.
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{r5- MOTHERS RELIEF.--The genuine eften saves
both mother and child from intense suffering and an I'M
timely death. Sold only at 81 Courtlsndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

il,- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE My
rUREfor the cure OF primary or secondary syphilis,
and all affections produced by injudicious Of
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other preparations for the OF Sy
phjls u.s. that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the it is administered for The
best recommendation give of is, that is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who for
merly considered mercury the only Tor those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in OF hall
iozen S5 carefully packed and sent TO all parts of the
Union. Once OF the College of Medicine and pharma'
cy, 96 Nassau street
w. s KICHARpsON NJ d. AGENT
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nr7- REMEMBER--THE TRUE MAGICAL PAIN
Extractor the only ahtdoe discovered tor instantly
alay ing all pain from burns healing all &C. is to
had only at 81 Courtlandtst Every family should Away
keep this salve
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o. THE ONLY ARTICLE EVER KNOWN TO
restore the hair is the Balm of Columbia II efectually
cleans the head frees the hair from scur and dandruf
prevents it from falling out and gives to it dark glossy
appearance 1t also prevents all irritation itching
which persons peculiarly liable. Every lady's
toilet should have this balm. At 81 Courtlandt st.
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| 06y- SPRING MEDICINE FOR PURIFYING THE
BLOOD.-Comstocks Extract Of Sarsaparilla from I'll
| Courtlandt sire ct, for the Of

ory- SPRING MEDICINE FOR PURIFYING THE
BLOOD-Comstock's Extract of Sarsaparilla, from 81
Courtandt street, for the cure Of
Chronic rheumatism, General Debility,
Scrofula, Kings Evil, Eruptions OF the Skin,
Nlercural Diseases, Swelling OF the Bones,
and all diseases arising from mpury Of the blood expo
snres mprudences in life excessive use OF mercury etc
Water and Bay Rum, quart bottes-price so cents.
as- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-Ihs
ronic Mixture, prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York. IS confidently re
commended for all ofdebty produced by secret in
iulgence of any kind is invaluable rene.
iy Tor impotence steriy barrenness uniess depend
/ az on malformaton)
Single bottles 81 each OF hall dozen ss; care
lilly packed and sent to ali parts OF the Union.
Once o. the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy g
Nassau street. W :. RICHARDSON, M u ,aSeut
ny-THERE LIVES AT NO. - GREENWICH ST.
Young married couple whose hair is deliciousy
beautiful. What makss it thus Why, three shilling
bottle of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative. 1t will clean
your hair make it soft dark and silky and keep 1t 80
long time. force il to grow and stop IL falling off You
get at the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street, 1913 Broadway, and 1870 Fulton street. b ooklyn
'Tis a pleasure in life TO possess and be cheered
By a Soap that will soften the skin and the beard.
This really mind it. really makes thick, rich, easy
emplent lather, soenng and healing to the beard and
skim and will not dry the face like many modern soaps
This Naples Shaving Paste is sold at 1913 Broadway, and
81 Chatham street
o. THE ONLY ARTICLE EVER KNOWN TO
restore the hair is the Balm Of Columbia. eectua
cleans the head frees the hair from scurf and dandru
- al
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Stimmfaffen ecmlnsn, mie Die 2auben, tpsnn
fie einsn Yolf (pOf) fsbeu, fis iit oarauf nlss
berlafIsn iinb bic Srudt forttra9en, bas nlbts
iibris blsibt alS Der Sten9sl.
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firSlib BON ben ecfofofos an9enciI,snss Motto.
arms Sbludsr in brem Strsbsn bas Tole
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re, Wsldsr ME cine 0Bb9msbrbslt CAB uno'lplr
bOfTsn, iis AUDI ME ssbsn pirc, bis bic eonIfls
tuition psrdnbsrt 1T, ,uslbe Nlls, auber' protes
ifanten, psrbinbert Elm Nmt Su bsoienen.
s. Iocdman. 9u Suprsms Court Der So
csralsllnon. Sis ,par Elm @sssntano Der Afs
tuns fdr Den weifen patrictilbsn uno tu9snes
baftsn She'll Der 9smsinbeit, bon ibrsm @ntifs'
ben bis auf ben beuti9sn Sag, uno 9sbaltsn ais
Der SbluBifsin unisrsr pcltiihsn 4rdbs Die
&rcne ibrer Sb6nbsit uno eas Sano ibrsr
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mereen eurb 9elsbrte uno juritiicbe SdDl9fsis
ten zines y anf 8 BON YsnnpIpanisn, uno eis
mes 9S 0 B BON Neu Vorf.
U. QS. 4rmS.-Sobn Sanfs - Der fdbl9e
Staatsmann unc srlnbIbe Suriif. CT lt ims
msr nod bsltimmt ben Stub! ess Staats 81
fuuen.
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mann uno 9si6idt fir ir9eno elm Amt.
gilbert 9umm. SlmoS SsnballS "Omsns,'
eas lssts 8lattern zines Ssiunfsnsn qh9nsrs.
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G(aD unO Goon.Sdute.--etn Smen

Ser 8odelter Demofat beritbtet. oab
9eneral GAP obnldneit elmer eofofofo
8eriammlun9 au Ypiilanti beipobnte.
Gr 9erubete wdbreno Dem Ubfeuern Der
Seeribunesialpe su6uieben. Seim Ga,
oen oer lesten &anone 9ebrau6tcn Die
Sreunoe oes 8enerals Coon 6dute aum
pfropf. uno fullten Damn Den leeren Taum
NIT epbm (@lap) auf Qls bic eunte an
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3ufau iolte Die 2ofofofoS lebren. oae
Slap uno Coon. 6dute Dem eofofofos
mue 6uberlt eefdbrlib ftno. Sclfsfr.
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Il Il Seln etne
SnilttttI SSerfoMttftllltt1.

Die Srsuncs BON Clay Srelinsbuyien II.
n1drfeL oes 9esenrpartisen Tarifs unb
Der Ssrtbeluns css @rtra9s pom 9srfauf Der
ofentlibsn qdnrsrisn, sur Se,abluns Ger
effcntlibcn Sbulo uno Derminoeruna
Ger daren, iino sriutbt elmer oaaemeineu
eauntDsSerfammIun9 tsiSumobnsn, bic O1cns
tag Den 5, au9uif tam srifsn @curtass) UNI l
llbr Pabmtta9s, in Srpnt bon Sol. &sneaas
Ioctsl 9sbaltsn wsresn fol-. Yinftlits Ssis
wcbnun9 miro 9emlnibt. @uf Orser Der
Stcbenoen Committee.
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Cine wihti9e 0ablubun9!!

Gin Sbeil Der ginwobner BON Sano,
per. Neu Sampidier, bielten fiir3lib elnt
0ffentlibe Seriammlune, tpobel cine Som'
mittee aneeltellt puroe. I'M in Grfabrunl
iu brineen. per polf uno Dallas ielr
mobte!
Gin @bie Staot.-Die Commit
itoners oes iinfenoen Sonos ianotsn porl
ae @obe nab 9teu Yorf cine bnldnellde
@elolumme, um bic balbidbrlben. am
Iiten Suli fdllioen Snlen auf &entufr
Staats Serlbreibunaen au be5ablen. -
8ir bofen ndbites Sabr inter 9ouuer
nor Mdrtels Nominiitration cine obnli
de gtobribt in SeSue ouf unlere Staats
Sbulo mitautbeilen.
Seabtet fcl9enoes:
Der pennlplpanier freut lib. oa6 Se:
nator 8eor9e M'Ouffie fir Sames &
Dolf uno eeoen 6einrib Clap oufeetreter
1T. Sebaltet i'm 9eodbtnib. oab am 90
SUM 1882 Serr W'Duffie i'm unterr
6aule oes Gonerefes cen 8orIblao macb
te, Die Nbsaben auf eerolltes Gllen ouf
subeben; !; uno 6err polf ifmmte fir Die
len 2lntroe. Garifeeeute bon pennipl'
uanen, 1T nibt Der SberS. Den man mil
eub ,u treiben ueriu6t, 6u auffaueno
ipenn @eora 50 'Ouffie, cer wdrmifeSer'
treter bes Sreibanosls. fir 6errn polf
oen man als oen Sreuno oes Sarifs aus,
oiebt berausf6mmt. Ya6t auf. oaB man
eub nibt um cure Stimme betriiot.
SSaterldnos Wd6ter.
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GripGbler 3ettel :

senatorial.
Gbeiter Butler, bon Quarns.
Uownfeno Saines, pon gbsifsr.
Gepreisntatip.
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Sobn y. 9SstbsriI,14 Samss pcaod,
3.Sobn 8. NinlfssL Is Srioridb Watts,
Sobn g. qittsa, 16 Daniel 81. Smpisr,
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Benjamin 8rid, Is Anersas s. Osle,
7 Siaae 2S. Ganlssr19 DAN. Q8aibabauab
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10 Scbn Sillin9sr % Samss Ot. Yomsr,
IL Sler. q. Srown, % QSiaiam q. Srpns,
IL Sonatb. S.Sloeum,24 Senj. 6ortsborn,
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Giienbabm ltuaeuacb.-gfm lssten


8rslta9 Wcr9sn brab Die Srifs ibsr bic 9Ria
Greet, in Der &saoinssr eilsnbabn, suiammsn,
as sbtn Die Qcfomctips bariber pailirt war,
pslbs 35 lssre SrabtsSarrsn binter iidb bate,
Die jufammen init benz Ssntsr in bic Ssfe ffirss
ten uno mebrentbsils ,ertrimmsrt rpurbsn.-
Ger Snsnisr rsttste fib bureb sinsn @pruna
unb Wurce rpsni9 bsfbdcist; bic qpfcmctipe
flc9 blisfhnsa Die Sabn bsrauf bis itue Meis
len cbsrbalb Hprrstaun, als Der Dampf ers
ib6pft par, lis bate fsinsn Sbabsn astban.
1tneliicf. st'pa l4jdbrissr &nobo
Ramsns 2Silliam Simpion, fpists am Sonn'
tag Nabmtta9 NIT sinsm ssfiatn Yulpsrs
borne, Wcbsi sr cine @isarrs raubts. llnelifs
lbsrmsiis tbeilts lib stmas BON bsm Ssusr csm
puIpsr NIT, woourb cine @rpluTOn sntitano
Die feline rsbs eono 70 fsbr bsibdosts pas
man fataIs Scssn bsfirbtst.
Warum publisiren Ge ocn Srief
nidt ?-9is qcfosSlattsr prabltn por sins
gen Bobsn camit, bas {or. Sdunf 3orlssr
elmer in pittsburs ssbaltsnsn Wiblsn6srs Der,
fammuns 9ewelen fsi, mas als Serpss biensn
fc0te bob er AUDI ju @unlfsn Der grmdbuns
bss @brmiirb. 6srrn 1T. Die Babrbst pon
Der Sabe 1T, cas Sr. Sbunf GcrIssr elmer
polfsGeriammlun9 mar bel ipebsr outb sini,
&c Ssib01e 5u 9unifsn oss Jorn. MubIsnbsr9
burbsstrisbsn psroen foltsn, aIs absr elmer
BON Der Committee ibn oapon bsnabritbtists,
fasts sr "Gsnn biss ssfbisbt msrbs ieb msin
Nmt fc9lsi6 nisbsrIs9sn" wcrauf es untsrs
blieb. eini9e aofos bon bier babsn fsittsm an
jern Sbunf 9efbrleten uno, pis man fast,
babsn lis aub Nntmcrt erbalten, morin Soerr
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fit bas @oupsrn6rS. 2lmt nibt snboflirsn f6ns
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