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THE "NEW MANS" MESSAGE.

No public document has ever been received in this
country with higher appreciation than the Preadents
message None has more deeply impressed tho pub
lie mind, by the important facts which it developed,
and the wisdom and boldness with which he recon-
mends the measures which be deems expedieut for
the pubic good. None has drawn forth warmer
and louder plaudits from all classes, snd from all
eiques. None has gone 50 deeply to the hOart Of
the American people. similar fate has attended
1t IN England, far at least as relates To the ability
which this new politician has stamped upon his
work, and the respect which his hrmness, as well as
moderation, has produced upon the mind Of the
English people. Our countymen abroad have hail
ed 1t with pleasure and with pride, as a work that is
worthy OF the high character Of our country, aud
The elevated position which its author occupies in
our public councils. The unexpected, respectful,
and eonciliatory and pacific tone OF the English
PRESS, attssts the deep and favorable impression
which it has produced in England. And the follow
ing extract Of letter, which We have received by
the Hlbenia, from highly respectable quarter,
speaks sufficiently the feelings OF our counlrymen
IN Europe:
.. LONDON, Jan. 4
"The Presidents message is to all Of Us abroad
ion, and IN national point Of view, source ofunal.
oyed satisfaction, and high patriotic pride. Flo has
done his country the great service Of procuring for
her that fair bearing in the high court Of Chnstsn-
dom which no other man could obtain, We arc
now rseiaS IN enia, and have given the world u
reason for the faith IN u.s."
In the same spirit writes one oflhe most distin-
guished men in Pennsylvania on Saturday last
IL rejoice that the news brought out last by tho
steamer, which as yet have only caught glimpse
Of in the first little extra issued by the Philadelphia
Ledger, seems 80 favorable TO US. II we can have
peace on honorable terms, and with our present
President, all have a guarantee that we shall have
on other, soberly think that his message, en-
larged, and Just, but at the time bold hsto-
~ will surely call H. will win for bis country bene-
Ats, and for himself a fame, such as may stand in
advance OF almost any since the days OF Washing.
ton Il will be one Of the most brilliant victories
which American craftsmanship has ever yet gained
since the revolution" ..s Oh. .
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AMERICAN AGENTS ABROAD.

American consul AT LuyERPooL.--Wilmer O.
Smiths Times says; .....r. a..at
awe wish that the American government, had al
ways been, and might hereafter be, well repre-
seuted IL is by General Armstrong. All who have
business with him, and their name il legion speak
well Of his amenry Of manner, and the promptituds
with which he discharges the duties of his otfca.
And he is not content with attending merely to tie
official round of duty, but his active mind is ever
bent upon some project which has in view the ad-
vantage Of the merchant, the master, the sailor,
and above all, the interests OF his TRY at large.
In expressing these sentiments, we know that WI
utter the prevailing feeling of those CT ow1t
counuymen Of every grade who have the pleasure
OF personal acquaintance with General Armstrong
And whatever changes may take place in the pot-
she will never furnish better officer than tho present
American consul at Liverpool
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The subject of rctrocession Of this District to
the original States of Virginia and Maryland is
agitated in Alexandria. The following is extract
from the proceedings of tho city council of JAN %:
"A communication received from the mayor,
transmitting letter to him from the secretary OF
the executive council of Virginia. dated the 10Th
instant in relation to retrocession which being read,
II was GO. ." '."
RESOLVED, That committee Of two persons be APP
pointed to proceed to Richmond, and represent be-
fore the executive and the Legislature of Virginia,
the views and wishes of the people OF Alexandria,
upon the subject Of the retrocession of the town and
county.
"Francis L. Smith and and Robert Brockott, were
appointed the said committee"
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From the New Orleans Delta, of Jan. 10
FROM TEXAS. -

The steamship New York, Capt. Phillips, arrived
last evening, IS hours from Galveston. We have
received by her Galveston papers to the 10Th, Hous-
papers to the 9Th, and Corpus Christi to the 7,h
inst. rgg.9 ag ,.,e7-L ..r"g ~, .r.r.. ...
so frequent, and it having become integral portion
Of the Union, but little is left to chronicle by any Of
the arrivals. 7a,ar,l .-,ff aa, ....-..s ...,
CumANcHEs.-The horses stolen from the settle
ment few miles below Bastrop about two months
sace, lately brought TO Torrey's trading house
by a party Of Cnmanches. They were Immediately
recognised by some persons at the trading house.
rhe Cumanches admitted that they had stolen them
from the Colorado When they were reproached
for violating the treaty, they denied that they had
made treaty with the people Of the Colorado, and
.sid they had only made treaty with the people on
"A ds,ashmsrt Of tile second Dragons left Corpus
Christi on the It'll instant, under the command Of
Lieut.. Steele, accompanied BY Lieut. Gray, Of the
Corpus Christi Rangers, for the purpose OF afford
ing protection party of traders, which left there
| day OF two previously. A rcquisition had been
made to Gen. Taylor for a detachment, TO protect
the traders against body Of Cumanches which
were lying in wait for them about Is leagues from
This place Lieut. Steele had orders to bring in the
Cumsnches, as prisoners, If they in any way mo-
| Tested the traders. - ~.
| On the same day, the 7th, Corpus Christi was
visited by small party of Indians Of the Tonkewa
trbc--2l warriors and IL squaws. They came from
the banks of the St. Marks, and brought with them
| a few bear and buck-skins for traffic OF all tho
specimens Of savage life, says the editor OF the Ga
zette it has been our fortune to see, these Tonke-
was are the most unprepossessng. The disciples
of Lavater, Gaul, and Spurzheim would belncllnod
to give these apraire beauties" a wide BERTH Among
their chronological bumps, the most promnen, are
atquisitipents and lo-eatreness--pundering you
first, and eating you afterwards
Touching matters in Mexico, the editor Of the
Corpus Christi Gazette has seen letter from gem
,eman in Metannoros, Of the date Of December 24th
which says gefN-af3 GlG .nE E
Seen hrista rests quiet, to see, perhaps what
success attends Gen. Paroles. In this part Of tho
country, the people in taror opeaee, and should
Judge in favor OF a treaty with The United States
bu, consi cradle excitement has been produced by
| the news from Gen. Paredes.n r,-H ,.. "a, ..
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TO THE LADIES

TRENCH embroideres, silk dresses, flowers,
i ribands, and fancy articles, suitable FOR parties
and weddings. Madame A. Benedict, agent for
Mrs Fanny Godefroy, from New York, respectful
" informs the ladies' Of Washington and it's vicinity
that being just now arriving from New York with
rich assortment of the above articles, she has
opened at Mrs Stetson's first floor, back-room, two
doors west Of Mr.. f. Taylor's bookstore, Penn.
avenue--to be opened on Tuesday the 9th inst
and soIicits the honor of their patronage,
Jan. 26--eod6t- ~ Do .rtt- 9 r.'e..aa .r.. r....
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Mr. Isaac z. Holmes, after absence from the
House for solhe days by severe ndisposition rcsum
ed his scat to. day.
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DANCRoFTs HISTORY OF THE UNI
Is TED STATES, , vols. An additional sup
DIV this dsy Tsceiysdby "a IEIoF. TAYLOR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
Gctb S0cnIliar.'

Wrn Nmrurn, Cljc; rru SCd Ntjrm, @i"
aihicu +; pcu Ioulcrebrrf 9}ru Hcricn rcu
Sennco TaiIr. 9icu 9lclf; pen 1ritcrernrM
MnrDInnr. II { ~ hntCu mtr nod, tetr qnu'
lila rrncnec 2'ricfe onf JHnnr, ce MIR ntCr
tce 9iauucs nc9eu 5u eincr Ollesrn 3cu Ucrs
{chicbru nIlIlTsu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
lOSpmtercD 9effiirn,f itnD Gin.
naanh 9cuOnstncm 7fm,31G ra
Sen. Saplor tle9retfD !'.'
T e .gaa (S6cn lin9lf,) 2ar ..re-. .... :
100000 0ulbel @runobceren lrcrs
.arsrgE cen pertan9t. .a1ra rsa1l 81
O.. SScistaer's GtOt,r
0ea en- blc yN III. !.

Sstt it euere 3eit prbIft9 su faufcn, en
id, furSlid, pom SeuDcrf nnb'sRMocsIphta
;uriidscfebrt bin, NIT rtaenl 9rcecn Strd
SrDfencr @iiter uno @rrCerles,
Sd Iace ale Gin eis pilnld,cu su fduffn
bel mir anSuiprcdlcn - mcun iIe audi oerber
bel ioneern Stobren ougCSprod,eu babcn-uno
eann tenrthcilt ern llnteridieo Der prei6e
lino Gualit6t. .a fH.# T.H. #a
.Sccben an9cfcmmen unc aus9elaccn ben
ben 8coten ss..tg'ulID' nno "preuenter."
100 9rcee YtSX,,,, 8cren BON trcdenen 9i'
tern - e.. .
1000 Scnneu gTcteTtcs. F.s. 30
Icnne fdlatttrts @afhmere, ,Iautcr gEeac.
! Scnuc @aibmere De 6 @ciTc. ."..
100 Sttde 9fibb be eain. '.-. .|1 .f."..
so Mcus Dc Gain. "...-
250' Snttinstt, pm 90 Gcnt6 bs sIo0
per 9Jrrb.
10 Giics &attunr, BON 3 6iS su 10 Gcnt5
per Nare.
so Stlift Sudi1adcriirtc Go,tcn, bon 81!
bic "a R''T .N+t t.1 ..y .. ..r..
6 sttfe fiperfcincs frarBSfldcS Gud,,
bon S4 bis s 3haIer. .t-lH
25 "afCrtirtc @aItmcrc, epn 62b @cuts bis
So %. ...' ~ a... e1
100 ucridicoerc Wccen @clcuJcr9,
gllles Su tabcn an Stctr pcn
XII . @eor9e 9Genlter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
eme dnrere 9lnfunft.

Tic llhttrSeidneten ba6eu fcebeu erbilten
uno Gno am su6padeu ibrer 4ten slnfnnft,
fir tiefeS Sp6tjahr, pcn iehr pcbIfeilen uno
9e,pnuIdlten @Iter, beitebeno aus,: sHs1 fs4
SlomfhnargenJ Slanrm, Srauneu uub
anoerem 3udh pilct 3ud,, aIe 9lrten @a6is
mers, Sattinetts, Scans, einblap, Seiceu'
eelprt, Sattiu, Warrc uno aneere 8eiiinas,
aie 9Irten Stcffe fir @lrafs, Slannele,
@Icpes, Drawrss, llutrrbemre, Ruslins,
Sheds, 3ifnqs, II. {. 10. Die sIpfmerflam'
felt Der eioiesipiro beloneers 9sipinld,t, auf
ibre Gerratb @Iibmiers, Wous be Gains,
Ihibct 3ud, Meriup BON alcu Sarben fur
@Ioafs, ale slrteu Scmba;ines, alpaeea,
tprints in 9rcser Nusahl uno aarn preilcn,
Gbibet, Srcdla isiesne uuo anoere Sd,awls,
Sciren fir slnSh9s in 9rceer Ananiitdt
joalstiidlrr, 2decs, 9libbons, u. (. no, nrI'
de5 alles un9emeiE ,pchlfci fir Saargelo
cbcr 2anoespreeuftc absclaGeu ipiro: alS
Butter, oyer, SdmaS, llnItIitt, Seifs,
Nldcbs, Sduise, Wad,s, @rnncbccreu, II. (.
10 fur weldes Der b0dltr Wlrftpreis bs'
Sablt miro. . ...=. ....... ..-......s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
9llcnten fin Qed'a GduntD,

~ 9lentcu Gtuth, u. So. 2Itlentaun, . r
Dcter Wlger, SdoererIIe,
-'E dninei &mrp. 0icu Srpoi
i" N. Q "cB, StclneciIIe, .
GrnhS N1ae, 2Dnnclbe,
% @pMatms SrNrsu, Nc9Clepi0e,
9Rm. aern, Sbcr Wlcuguie,
SNelRier II. @rcman, Srttni95UiGc,
q g)rcrcr, Srcrlrttduu, ... s
Nlrm Srrmau, WhOcrsiaur, u a"...
---- Meuteu Eau(t. @moue,
@hdrle6 qEtmdu, iSuucrit W1lleu,
gRm Erep, mo 60, @cepMaturg,
= srpi RMcrr, &laMepiIlc,
Ia ,Quemig unp gFteesr. Wdcuuoie Sauore,
. Ghariee SniHIrme 60, g. WbcilbaH, -
fH Charles 0iutcr, MittcYspllle,
cirbu Snrmrnp, SntirnrrGe,.
Scot SlliiCr, 2pnn Sauuid,rp, -.-.
Hathau @ctmau, G'ermaneuQc,
Z unc y. Girrf, Sd'urd5pjGlr,
g'aIct unp 2cpan, 9tcro 4BhCth1n,
ttchn " Rdui, 10 ec
iScmclI iuo NJ See, GicQfrirc6 Grlfr,
y. II & elutndh, goltnd0ulIlc, =
Siahnn EC0clp, SrancrltJc,
| Tie Vcenliruit rcn gErjohts Vincn bat
Circ 9ln;oh GiruueIaElcic M,cuihcu ouf ecu
G'tt 1ffeu octrodt, erirItr uathpiiIid'cu,
hHp fcmn 1bgcithCn ucu Gem G@rhc tcr G'r;
flHi hen ihrer WimfuihrI, 0rrrnfcn tic iith
etn 2inftHn'men uSuItcrn. lin tic(Cm llC'
tci rcrsuhcndsu, haben nj ncuc Ydtcl6 cr'
tdilen, ircrnuf Der 9idme rru lSim 1Griltt
xii ccr Eeccr Nrlt,rrbcm NcfnntCn MIRO, uno
spdr ouf tenn CefrI tcr Scr. Seine dutC'
Ic ttnr Iti't.
S.llIrt cs i'm sIuhcrfen Sn8 feline infant
Sic TlliCn ddt Ilrc, wcuu uidt Der 9iauc
socn lSm, 9Spgbt 9clhricten nfrcm NcfCI
stCr par 1cht.
Sfflccs ium gcrtonf ocfer WiGcn iIno g1c
1G9 Mace Sraec, Yhldcrirhd; l9S 3rcs
r,Cnt Strdfc, @cltcn, uhD 253 Grccumib
5Gtraee. u Ycrf -. >
ECtcter 81. nolS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
Sefens rno 0lehIbmiot III Der Start
.r 9lHcntaljft s.as


Tadht feiuen Treuneen nno einem 9rebr'
ten Nutlifum iiberboupt bcfonnt, oaB er eic
cbiQcu @elhdfte nch immcr an ielnem alien
Stouc, in Der SodmiItcn Srafe eini9e 3hlls
rem cterhnlb Selfrir9e uno Wilfcn'S Stcbr
fcrtbrtrcitt ollrpc CT fiir5Iid, :. .11 s%
Cine 9rpBe Suantitat Sefen BON aaell
lg, Splten-oon lallter nclen
Ifuffern Hss msE
rrbolten hat, bic or cntfd,loscn III fpohIfcicr
ols iraenp Gin aueercr Mann III 9IlIentaun
III perfaufcu.- 2iud, bait er INNER
- Scfenrobr rmb Srumlneln
uub fcrtiqes @lrd,arlchirr bon jerer Scncn'
uuno auf Soanc, rpcldle 9lrtifCI er rpchIfctl
bcim Sirrfcu ocer SIteincn ju pcrfaufsn 9e'
Icnnen il -@r hat oud
1900 Nfllno Rptrble6
crhaIten, lpcldes i'm in ben Stauo ieBt, @e'
ftcGuu9en IN biefrm Tad, bon jeeer 9Irt arin'
nehmcn, uno pdufilid, une biaiq ;u teicrocn.
"a ntIr 2Irtfcl inter fcincr ciqeHen 2lnflldt
ccrfertiot iperren, 70 ileht or gut fur einen je'
cen tcrIefben ter leiuen GdGp rerlABt.
Gr III barttar fir Die ou60ceehnic 9iuf
muuteruna, bic er bi6ber IN ote,eu @jcltbGfs
ten qeneficn bat uno hcf't, enrd ctnc genauc
@ecbahtun9 iriuer Gefd,dfts paittcn uno
biliide INreiie, cine Trrtcansr eer G'crpc3cn'
beit ieiuer Ircurbe uur ocr ofentIidjen Gunil
81 geniseen. r-. .-..
Sbolna6 Ginttn9cr.
Ter. t6dlfIe prfs wiro INNER prn linn fir
,aItrS @tirn unb @uB beSatlt. ..
Sctober Z. rq2W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
NaelrtCGt

,pirS hermit 0cdstcn, eas Die llntcrseidnes
ten ais Irminitratcreuo ornrer Ninterlaecn'
1,taft ore ueritcrtrucn y pau1 3eth tcets
bin pen Suo g8bcjthau 3ouufdiip, eehd, Sc.
cruanut mcrrrn Gno gltIc eiejcni9en rabcr
rpclCbc urd, rcthtmdBi0e slnfcrecrun9en an
beId0tr 2interloseHld,aft bdbeu, fuo eriltd,t
fcldlr mcbltritdt9t iaucrhalb lBpd,eu cuts
subringen; llno oiejsHi9cn tic nch an re'
ielbc fhulpig Nnb, fnO 9cbcRn iunrrbalb Zee
Ia9tcr 3eit abSubCiahtn, TasI sirsis
Hacob SilIin9cr, 9tltfntaltn
..s Jieutcu Nalu, gt, 4Sbeittaa.
Ecccmtcr s., ~ nq6n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
Sfdbl 9SQarell.

Gloers, 25GO @eeus, Siin0s uno 3ofTrt6,
2rdrte, IT. T. 10 - GbcrfalIs Scrtigacmodste
Hctcldcs, Hcdt6ccs uno SriccIcts, rcu fab.
Ieucn @crNs Gemdd't, famrt cinem MGorti,
mcnts N6ncy fltrjSirte @d96 rcI Sclcen'
8cloct. a ..-.k #.. .s
2iile tieIr sirtifcl cffcrue ID, % 9Nrrscnt
wrhfciIcr ais ir0eno Gin 0nrcrcs lSaarrn'
lager IN tilrr StuttI rratm-a m.
ss .msa 1888 ~ 9ccrge 4Seuncr.
December l. ggrq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
GolebrcnnWci.

0ic lluterseidNctcn bcnadlridniqet bier'
erfd, oAs YntItfun, oae fc ncntid, eas 8alf'
Grtnner. @FGd,dft auf Gem sdnoc ete Swrrn
Stni cn8 { M IN crer, IN gore 9Bhetts
h1a tcacnncn batrn, alIDe ,fie tnitiier Ralf
bcin GIrceen une SIcineu aRm 8erfduf auf
iNano III baItsu 9rtenfen. Nrjetigrr prcis
il. a Gcnts eaS, SnfdleI, -rFf
~ h-P 81, S, = @crbcr.9iintrn .perten in
3ustauid) far Saif anseHemmcn -s1
rrar ra,nrn 9lfCr une WteDer.
CcCcmtCr 8. r. an % rq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
g gIGinNri1cr unp MIN"

9,cu 5icu lRar'iuerrlIr. &d. - "csd' hate
4RrloFte mtimtSdw &rintcr MIIrn ~ utCt,
1sr Sau,iIuC nrbrnud't, Luo flne cs RE tTite
gRcfiiin rir it,'ic tcHnRle H,db mun'cNtc aS
glGent fur pch 2icl idnf rClicIbCn Gn9CifClit ;u
fptrceH "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
sDleDr 3eu9ntde.

Sic Sa0e III iulner ncd) he fcl1lnlelt
Seee pclf briuoi 9ieul9fsiien pcn ihren
Nirfunoen. Ncn Sffen bls nad trn cnt'
fernteIlen Wchcn- ccr @onorain in ceni Hcr
ea,, mad, gGerifc urb Wcit Snrten in eem
gacen, Nne oIe emflimmig in itrem Sob
gcn.ei,ier .Dleti,iuc 70 on0enehI befannt uro
hsrihmt, Ypis qp Qhts Sn etant
fd,e &rduter Il er, 1T es faum
aethBeueio umidnhiidh az lprcdsen 9trd
Il, fpiuer friiheren 3eit It0no ricIe WPecBln
tahrr ale oerace jfst, unc mir 9eben els 8er'
Aderuna oae eieIrs Cob hidjt uuccrcicnt III.
E1eeiauet FIR aRe @rnltitutioncr, ia iraeno
riner Tcrm Ucn Nrdufheit, unc flr ale Slt'
mateu, Gnb QRriqhts 9NIlen mrit uber Guc
0ncers Uigci,incn Crhrtcu, unc tecern'ann
hienitd,, ma0 er fTti audi in llntitdnten oen
auen arten tcfinrcu CUR Scr ccer ant Rem
Panre, III roufe cher in Ger Sremee, IN Der
Ern,nifrs SNigc c6cr III Der qBnters Stdlte,
anti nur weuid 9Ihnno FIR re @ciurche
uuo QRrohts plen auf SNauo, 1T eS fcine
eicd,ifrrtiouuo Qeioat III h0bCn enB man
fart Ici, oueaenrmucr tie 81 q ur Der
0rdnfheit III aduslid, nnhc'lhdr
Wnu ncu piscu 2ruoniiTcn crtaltcn non
suerfs,iceeucn -ts,trcneen mcl'cn mir hcutr ei'
nae feiaep laiIcn, nuc ipdierbIn noh iprldle
uahhrttu
N,rI,a ciurs WrtCfsS ucu IHermau, WiiT
r--t9lu or W, lHuNht --1h,e Milcn ccfeu
.nf9erNcWe 3uf,iercnict, mo MAO NIT Nedi
fthr pcruiir 6 frrnte idhrltd cru 80
/. tle an cuRcuc pctfau'cn, pcnn i'd ciefeftc
erhallcu t6uuts. Ger ,ttrlIe,
.9G s.. Srbn ficn, Nacnt.
= Stt biite trmcrftn icIIrn, rae ricFe gie'
eiun rrf rrr furicr 3cit mad, WllIfilrpi gc'
tiaort nHrcc
2lnasua ciues Rrirf6 pcn 1crfeD Shcrr,
9'enniuIr 1uiru -"ltNriohte WUcn nbrrrrf'
ffu7arlr WtNEncn ric ic III ri'ier &c0cno
III N,r'naf onqctctrn wGrrCn, trcR ocn rcr'
lslni t,u No(trrraunaru orml(Tcr Q'uncidEtC'
.frr lfcniiru ren Muf 1cyicltcn nlc crinsrCs
thfu -.I.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-15
Gs fcblt uiemats +!
Or. Gullen'S inciauiIhc6 &rduter
." SN1,Inrp1 f1aF@ .43H r.. =

Or. Gullel'S Inetdnll6cS Srdliter
Tall0ced. ''' -. &. =
Ycripnen orpfaat nit Sercfnla, Sinas'G,
'ou, Sarcer, GrDTrclas, .alicu @unrcn, lll'
ecrs, rcer irocne ciue 5iranfheit bic turd, Die
llurCiriofeit eeS @ttits Cu!(lcbt, fcllten nid,t
fchlcn 9tadItchcnree ;u Icicn. -..s.
gciet 2cict! 2eIet!
Die l'utcrssidnstc tabrn Ncrrn & foaf
e ( q, IT,, IN Ser Wnrffifrnfc, Whiia'
frCIphd tcludt, mo 0cbeu fsinc GAGE ais ci.
ne ecr mr,fUproi9itCu on, bic jcerbGrt murec.
GCiut 1rdi tteiRrror g cr.rf "a, une
CT lAttc tCulrlbCn idcu II Sabre 9chatt -
Scjn G0umcu, 9idir, ,SbGrIlpee uuc Der Ccct +.
Ct ecs rci1cu 2Iu0ce frc tacurd, sernGrt
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Ecn r.. ..s- nss No..
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trups. Sciue Sraufhett mar trcdcnerNniten
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uahc lei phiIdcelpbil, bcSeu9t bic MStrflans
fcit cieIr5 Sprup6, in Ger Heintaung ocn
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81. GrauIe, Sethlehem.
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