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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-12

The love struck tutor was all attention.
listen TO ne, sir. Lsnd me your
ears"
will, With the greatest pleasure"
What | am going TO say is worth hear
ing"
am anxious to hear H."
III tell you What you'll do"
4" shall be most grateful for your advice
ia so trying situation as that IN ~htch
am placed"
Is the young lady very much attached
TO you 7"
- have noteason 10 doubt the ardor o.
her aileciiep."
Would she elofe; that is, run away
with you ?"
She IS wiling 10 do anything"
Then, SIR, your course is clear. Car
~ her of and get married at once"
I'm afraid Of offending the old gentle
man, her father"
Oh = The old gentleman, her falhef.-
Never mind hin, # you eau get the girl
herself"
And would you really advise me 10 run
away sijb her would not like TO take
30 igpoftaEt step without ' our approval"
Would advise you'll | do advise you,
and lei il be done Directly, sir. Why. cir,
you have no pluck or spirit about you, or
you would have done il before now. Thun
der and I,eh,ning old as am, sic, | would
do il myself. lou DO It al once"
Vas ANXIOUS to consult you on so del
lcste a matter"
Weil, sir, you now know my opinion
and have got my ad.ice. Don't be latat
hearted, air, net up eafly and e!ope with
the lady lo.morrow mo nug ; and ,ake my
horse and glg for the purpose. They are
quite al Your sufvice, very much bt your
service"
an really under infinite obligations to
yoJ tor the deep interest you have taken in
'be matter III adopt your advice, and
avail my self Of your kind oGer Of your
horse and gig to enable NE to carry her
otf."
Do, sir, do ard mind yoa do il ef1ec.
iualIy. Let there be 10 mistake, no fail.
ure u the mntet Success 10 you in your
eut-rprze, Let me tno" when you have
nude the young lady your wife"
/ wil, with thv greatest possible pleas.
are"
Ga the f,l'oving morning, the old gentle
man summoned his dou hter, as was bis
custom, down the breakfast, lie station.
M himself on the occasion, al the foot Of
the stars M response was made TO bis
first summuns.
&" What do YOU meen yon law, indaIent
bussy, That YOU don't come when yuu'f
called ~ bauied the Old and eccentric per.
sanage, IN he way ofcontinulns his first call.
Sul there was no answer.
" You are sound asleep, suppose
Why don't YOU get up md come down dl.
recuN I'D YOU hear p
~ sny, YOU inIoIen', good for nothing
piece { goods Why don't you -
80 Please sir, interposed an out door man
servant, who had just entered the tail,
please SIR saw Miss md the tutor drty
lng away tbs morning a; five o'clock, in
vour gig. Aud more han that, phase yer
honor, they thoJse, gig and Oily seemed as
It they were ina d,end'ul hurry. They
sere, indeed, sir"
Tho Old man Gudbly groaned, and sank
down m the stairs. The truth flushed INTO
hrs mind. It was bis own daughter who
had oloped with the tutor, 10 obedience TO
his own advice, rendered to the latter 60
emphalically on the previous day.
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Col. X, VI CoebfeH. NeekieHbure. " C.
Gas " Harris. Mi. Gr0re. n. c.
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The GOODNESS Of The Quaker, ond stood
,peechlcss and almost peir fed.
Mas SAID The tailor coed .na;uredly,
let me give thee a piece OF advice
When next thou hast occasion to gel q sui
OF clothes, thou had better no, attempt 10
cheat The poor tailor, but pay HIN honestly,
for then will thy conscience not disturb thee
,nd thy sleep will be sweet und refreshing.
FareweliP
There is no doubt Of the literal truth Of
this siorv,as We received II some linc since
rom the lips Of the Quaker himself
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VOLUME XVI
T ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
psid "a Advance. THREE DOLLARS If moi
paid pifhia tire months. And THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u act paid until I
for he erpir1tioa Of The yesr, No T7psr di.son.
taDsd 0Hfii ~ srfearages are paid, eIefpt al he
sptioa Of the Editor.
IL Afrtrfissmenis iRscrfsd At One Dollar pef
sqvarr. &c hass OF tess this siEed fyp,,) fr The
hTsf Insertion. and % cents Tar each e1ntinuqHee
casn sdoesnsemsais and Sasrifs Sslrs eLafP.
81 % PR cent higher; and dsdsehOn If 33t
per cent r'H be made from ne regular prices for
sd1e'tisrfs ty the year. Adterfistmenis inserted
monthly or 9@aHtftq 81 par square for each time.
Ssns-moaiAiy Is esHts per square jor each time.
AGEN1S.
Col. r. VI CoeafoH. Neekieabu'g. " C.
Gas " Harris. Nil. CT0re n. c.
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life Insurance .

". York Mutual Life Insurance ComPany-
FrNIlE subscriber having been appointed Agent
"a for the above Company, is prepared TO re
ccive implications, and to communicate all neees.
sary information on the subject to such as may
apply. join 3 klOnahpo'
Wilmington, N c., July y, lS45.
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yvarruatee Deeds for sale at this Office.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
GOOD PIuCK

The Washington correspondent OF The Phila-
delPhia Ledger relates the following anecdote /:
A latter was received this morning by Mr..
Ellsworth. commissioners of the patent Office.
from Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State, reoues.
ting him to iursish him with a list OF the officers
under himjtheir place of birth, age, the length
OF time they had been in the department., amount
ofsalary. &c.
Mr.. Keller, long and favorabIy known as one
OF The examiners, was fret called.
Where were you born. sir? Answered.
How long have you been in .his office? Since
1921, sir
What is your age. vir? Answered.
What is your salary? $500 per annum.
Did you vote last fall?
did not, sir, asI was not entitled to a vote,
being a resident OF the district. Are those all
the questions you have TO ask?
Yes, sir, that's all.
We'll, sir, as you have made a mem orandum
Of my answers, please to add, that If | had besn
entitled to a vote, ] would have voted for. Henry
Clay, of Kentucky. / am, and always have
been, and lTope that ! may always remain .
whig.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
For The Evansville Journal.

Mr.. EDTToR-f notice in the last Courier,
a communication signed "One of the Trus-
tees" in regard to the preparations now in
agitation for the preventing and putting out
of fires in our town, and while | agree with
the writer in his views as to The measures
necessary 10 be adopted for the purpose men
toned, | cannot avoid expressing some Gu
riosity 10 know what is meant in that COM
municatio by the assertion ihat-"It is fire.
q%uently the case in these awful calamities,
(occasoined, as the writer thinks, by incendi-
aries) thatthe innocent suffer for the guilty"
This 10 me, in some sort, looks like a de-
fence, or, TO say the least, an e%xtenuation
of the incendiarism to which the writer at
tributes the re cent fires. | for one, should
very much like 10 know which one of the
Trustees it is who makes use of so eqnivocal
an expression, and what he means by the
epithet s.the guilty. in connection with the
cause of the calamities he speaks of.
One WHO IS NOT A TRUSTEE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
sHERIFF's SALE

Es Y virtue of an executions issued from the
ID Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Count in favor of James Cawson and
against Peter Miller 1 have levied upon. and
viii on Wednesday the lIth day of June. 1916,
at the door of the Cnurt House n the town Of
Evansville. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and 8 O'Clock P NJ. OF said day. expose TO
sale at public auction and cutlery, the rents. is
sues and profits, Ter tho term OF seven years OF
the following described tract ofland, TO witt
The northeast quarter Ofth C southwest guar
ter of secti9n 10, Town s, south of Ronge IL
west, containing 20 acres and 60-l00: and
should no person offer or bid for said rents. is
suesand prof its, a Gum sufficient TO satisfy said
execution and cosis;l will al the same time and
place proceed TO sell at public auction cutlery,
the fee simple OF said described land for tn
satisfaction of said execution. interest AID
costs. VIM M. WALKER, Sheriff V, C.
May s. t3 prs fee s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

or There is some probability that the
State of Missouri will fail to pay the next
instalment of interest due on her State debt.
The St. Louis Reporter of the sth., on the
authority of the Missouri Herald another To-
cofoco paper, says;
The governor has been unable 10 procure
from the bank and branches, the whole OF
the sum authorized TO be borrowed OF thai
institution. Ten thousand dollars of inter
est on State bonds fall due in a few weeks,
and there is not money enough to pay it,
either on hand, or likely to be received in
season.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
rnom TIE NASHVILLE gazette.

OLE BULL AND HERR ALEXANDRA.
The city OF New Orleans is known to be the
patronage of the arts. of any city on our CONT
nent-and so much grateful attention had been
paid TO the Norwegian Yiolinist, that he felt
himself called upon TO give a fete at the ST.
Charles, and TO which all who were remarkable
tor their VII or tallen' We're invited. AS the eve
ming advanced a stranger IL announced lust from
Europe. The usual forms OF introduction prove
him 10 be Alexandra, the German Magician.
who consents to give some specimens OF his all
potent art, on condition that IN his turn Ole Bull
should produce those strains that had dellyhted
and cRptIsaied the astohished world. To accom-
mOdGte the Magician, who from having but an
hour before arrived, and isnot himself provided.
a half Eagle is borro we'd from one of the guests.
a small saiver is held by a waiter, and on il
from Alexandsr's hand, that erst vas empty. falls
such q shower of gold as would have quite over
powered Madam Danae, even when an ai,iny the
visits OF the King of gods aud men. The won
dering guests count the money, find it to be
genuine. but it is suddenly discovered TINT ten
pieces have been distracted. The modern Or
pheus deaires that steps stall be Instantly taken
10 investigated the matter, but Judge of his sur.
prise when the missing gold is found in his own
pocket. Ole Bull possesses, among his cbiefes,
treasures, a gold medal presented 10 him bv tbe
Musical Fund Society OF Philadelphia. snd nre.
served in a gold case-and as he values it highly
he generally carries il about his person. On mi.
9Nf ~ oaS" u ~ u hiSHU lie UHue
the medal distracted from the case, and a piece
of lead inserted in its place His Violin. that he
guards with a mad itoiatry, the ina trument upon
which Paganini gained his immortal hoaors. ano
which lie ornamented by the carving OF the erear
Benvenuto Cellini, and which notIen times its
weight in gold could purchase from him. has
been rudely dealt with, and some unhallowed
hand has removed the strings; scarcely believing
the evidence of his eyes aud ears, s.uhose two
traded pilots 'twixt his will and judgements as
Shakespeare calls them, he carefully locks up his
instrument, aud seeking the Magician demands
an explanation from him; all satisfaction is re-
fused ill the Violinist fulhls his part of the con-
tract but judge of his sPcechIess wonder when
he linda that even the much cherished Violin i.
self has vanished. The guests 'sIike dumb stat
uIes or bTeathIsss stones stared on each other ),
This suspense did not last long, and Alexande,
put an end to this catalogue OF surprises bv re-.
storing the instrument full striEged. and ms
mighty master fully redeemed his part of the
contract, and presently ~
"a soft and solemn breathing sound
Rose like a stream of rich distilled perfume.
And stole upon the air, that even silence
Was took ere she was aware, and wished sh,
might
Deny her nnture and be never more
Still TO be so displaced"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

An ANCIENT EeG.-The Boston Atlas
says:-We have been presented by a friend
in New Bedford, with an Egg, of which the
following inscription, which is borne upon it,
gives the history: "Presented by Capt. R.
r. Croker, ofN. Bedford, Mass, April, IS-
As. This is the Egg of a Penguin, taken
from the Island o. lchaboe, in December, Is
A, fliy-eight feet below the surface of the
Guano; and allowing the accumulation TO be
ons-eighth of an inch per annum, Che island
being halfa mile long, and a quarter of a
mile wide,) it must be GAGS years old.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
sHERIFF,s SAFE.

q Y virtue of an exc cuIioH issued from the Of
ID fee OF of the Clerk of the Vunderburgi
Circuit Court in favor of James Cawson aht
John w LiIlision. Samuel G Liilestor aud Jes
Sc Everett, | have leyiee upon and will on Wed
nesday the lIth day ofJune. I845, at the doo'
OF the co urt house in the Town OF Evansville
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and {
O'Clock T. M. OF said day, expose to sale at pub
lie auction and outcry the rents, issues and prot
Its, for the term of seven years of the following
described lots OF land to wit
Lots number six and seven in Lilleston en-
largement Of Evansville, and should no person
person offer offer or bid for said rents and prot
is. a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution
Ind COSTS, | will al the sa me time and place pro
iced to sell at public auction and QUERY the
lee SLIT pie OF said described let's OF land for ih.
abstraction of said execution. interest, and
costs WIN M. WALKER, Sh eriT v. C.. |
May 1913 [ps fee So |
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

EXTRA SEssIoN.-The Washington Union
gives this official contradiction TO the rumor
of an extra session.
Some of the newspapers and letter-writers
in Washington have alluded to an extra ses-
sion of Congress. 1t has been said, that
this proposition was discussed in the cabinet
one day last week, (Monday, we believe.)-
As such announciations are only calculated
to produce an undue impression on the pub
lie mind, and to display a degree of excite
ment on the part ofthe cabinet, which does
not exist, we deem it best, at once, to con-
tradict the rumor.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

THE GAMEsrER.-At the time of the
earthquake in 1911, Major K. was amusing
himself at a game of Euchre, in which he de-
lighted, with some of his friends. The
shock at this momen was so severe as TO
cause his friends TO spring to their feet and
make tor the door "Play out the hand
play out the hand" said the Major. ''Earth
quake. Major, earthquake" cried some one.
SWELL" was his cool advice, "let it quake
Won can't stop It,"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

STATE OF INDIANA, SS-SPENCER CO
, remembered. that alta Probate Court,
ID held for the County of Spencer, the l2h
day OF February.-A- D. lS45. present the Hon
orable REIN WEAR, Probate Judge:
tE5-lh the matter and things in the Estate of
YARROW C. DODDS, deceased Petition to
settle as lnsolvent.
NOW here comes the Administrato OF said
estate. and the Court now here, being satisfied
that the assets in the hands of the Adminisira-
tors TO be administered upon, are insufficient TO
pay the debts outstanding against said estate.
it is therefore ordered. that the said Administra
tors give notice by publication six weeks sue
cessively in the Evansville Qndiana) Journal,
that unless the creditors of said estate give the
Administrator notice of the existence and ex-
tent OF their several claims, by filing the same
or a statement thereof, in the office of the Clerk
of this Court. on OF before the next term of this
Court, the same will be postponed in favor of
the claims of The more diligent creditors; and
on motion of satd Administrator IT is ordered,
that all further administering herein be oontin-
ued until the next term OF this Court.
THOS. P: BR1TTON, Clerk.
By WIN. G. THoSAs, D. C..
May 8,-6t prs fee S3*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
DISSOLUTION.

TVHE firm of Carpenter, Ladd & Howes was
n Dissolve on the first dav of April, I845
Carpenter & Ladd will continue business at the
old stand on Water street.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Car
Penter, Laid & Howes, are respectfully reques,
ted to call and settle. GMav f5-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
WHISKEY.
SHERlFFrS SALE.

EbY virtue of an execution issued from the
EB Office OF the Clerk OF the Vanderburgh CIR
cut Court, in favor of Henry P Taugn, Admin
istrator of Bbraham knight, deceased, aud a
gaInst Stephen d Hopkins, l haze levied upoI
and will, on Wednesday the I1th day OF June
I845, at the Coor OF the Court House, in the
Town of Evansville, between the hours OF IL
O'Clock A M, aud 6 O'Clock ? M, OF said day
the rents. issues and profits tor the term OF Sc
ven years, OF the following described tract OF
land to witt
40 acres of the south west quarter OF the NHrth
east quarter of section 90 township = south o
range No 10 west and should no person offer or
bid for said rents, issues and profits a sum sui
hcent to satisfy said execution and costs. WIN
at the same time and place proceed to sell at
public auction and outcry the fe SIMPLE OF said
described tract of land for The satisfaction oi
said execution, interest and cost.
WILLIAM NJ. WALKER.
May l5-45-t3-(prs lee 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
SHERIFF,S SALE.


EDY virtue of an execution issued from the
ED Office of the Clerk of the Vanderbureh
Circuit Court. in favor Of James Cawson. and a.
gainsi James r. Dennison and others; l have
levied upon, and will on Wednesday ihe utb
day OF June, l845, at the door Of the Courthouse
in the Town OF Evansville, between, the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 6 o'clock Pm of said
expose TO sale at public auction and out
cry, the rents. issues and profits, Tor the term Of
seven years OF the following described tract of
land to wit: 6 acres more or less OF the South
oartof the west half of the North west quarter
OF section number IS, Town z, Range IL west,
taken as the property Of James R. Dennison. and
being the came tract OF land in which the said
Deunison is now. or has lately been residing.
aud should no person offer or bud for said rents.
issues and profits, q sum su ficien ut to satisfy said
execution and costs; | will at the same time
aud place proceed 10 sell at public auction and
outcry the fee simple of said desc ribed tract of
land Tor the satisfaction of said execution, in
terest and costs. VIM M. WALKER, S. VI C.
May l5-45-3t-(prs fee S21
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

There will Be sold at the late residence of Alb
solam Vann, ale of Vanderburgh county deceas-
ed, on Friday the Goth day OF. May, l845-All
the farming utenseis, and stocks-consisting OF
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, wagons, pionghs &c,
also all the household furniture. belonging TO
said estate.
Nine months credit on all sums over $500,
with bond and Security without any regard TO
valuation or appralsement laws
May 8-45 St MARTIN MILLER
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
A DMINIsTRATOR,S N-otice.--Notice

A DMINISTRATOR,S Notice.--Notice is
IA hereby given hat The undersigned has taks
ell out letters of administrators on The estate
OF James NJ. Sutton, deceased. late OF Vander-
burgh county. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to settle Immediately aud
those having claims against said estate will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated, within one
year from tins date.
The estate is supposed to be solvent.
ap 24-w3 MARY SUTTON. Adm'x.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
FHOHE undersigned hereby cautions all indi-
viduals from purchasing any part or por-
ton Of the establishment known as the Sabine
Salt Works, situated in Sabine Parish, Louis
lana, one mile from the Sabine River and about
half way between Gaines's Ferry and Sabine
T~own-unless it is the interest of one Thomas
G. Thurston. therein, which is viz one undivi-
ded hall otthe concern.
The Red Lander at San Augustine, Texas,
will please copy and charge this Office.
GEORGE w. AMORY.
Evansville. Nav l5-45-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

n OW for CASH
~ Coffee by the Sack,
Sugar by the barrel;
Molasses 90 do;
Nails by the key;
Cheese by the box. On consign-
ment, On my own account, 200 ba rrels OF
Wheat, for sale by A. B.. DANIEL,
Feb. Goth. 3mo. Vinccnnes, Ia
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
Olive Oil.

I = Dox Marseiles Refined, suitable Tor table
use, in store and for sale by
Jan w. g. G. BELL.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
AMERICAN FLEET-THE GULF.

The Government of the United States
will have the following feet off Vera Cruz
in few DAYS, later visiting Galveston viz:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

Family Flour
~ SUPERIOR article of family -four foi
IA sale by GRIFFITH q CORBEF.
May Is fly,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

line: for Genseng,B eeswa TX, Feathers, Fnxseed,L Lard, LinseedO Oil, Flax md Tow Liner, Dried
SmecaS nakroot.a md all other country noduce May Slot
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
WISTAR'S BALSAM on WILD CHERRY

The Great American Remedy for Lung
Complaints and all Affections Of the
Respiratory Organs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-26
SDOsssGsS 2SSciSso

Sdnctber III ber Stabt 9lllcntalns
Ssricut I'D, ticIer Gjelr9cnbcit fcincn
Srenrocn upb eiuem 9cebrten puUlifnn
ubcrb0upt Die sinSci9c gu MAIDEN, baB CT oGs
S6netber @ei6aft
in of(cn oeGsn pcrihiccercn 3pcigeu, an tem
frilhcrcn Stauo ceS SIerrn CSdmee Samclrn,
in Der Soamiltcn Straee, fr9Ieih untcrtaIb
@rag'6 @aitbauir, uno Der 6rfcrmirten
Stride itri9 9cacnilter, tctrcibt; att1pc CT
ale eicieniqcn, bic ihn NIT ilrcr sInnofhafr
beebrcu ,pcrocu, nit p6lli9cr 3iIfrieeenheit tcs
cicrrn ,pire. ia er Sie Rcitgcrf Sdld,cns
re9clmdsiq crbdIt, ic III er cocurd III ben
Stauc 9cHcBt, INNER mad, ben ncneitcn Wfcs
cen 10 arteiteu. Seiue Ireife fIno bifliq,
uno fcire 2Irtritsn Die afle urter feincr cige'
ucn 9tuffId,t pcrfcrti9t pcrccn, pcrlpridt CT
BON ocrSii9Iider 9ute ;u iein.
Oaufbar fir 9eucecnc Suncidoft hcfft or
curd, billi0c uub rnuftlid,e &reicnuu9 eieicls
be fcrncrbin, 10 mic cine Sermrbrnn9 gu crs
baIten.
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aGentaun Set. 23 uqbp
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er Die Stobr Giefddfte oufqc9cten bat
sllIe ricjeni9cn ipeIdle he'd, idyulci9 fuo an
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ljh auf3cfcrcert 9idti9frit I'll MAIDEN tis
Den fen SIpril nddfcns, fei CO in Suds
fdutrcn, Sancen ocer Nctcu. llnterfI,rict
bencr tanft Iriucn Trcunecn fir rie bi6tcr:
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ti9teit MAIDEN bi6 cen cbiern Naturi
e. Die Stehrs9cid6fte lpcrocn frrt0cs
fcBt ipcrccn an ebcmoIi9cu plaBe mic frilhcr,
bon @eieEer uno @roman, uuo rurdi quito
siufnartuny une billj9c prciic brfcn Ic bic
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