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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-19
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE BE-

n Pc
TON AND THE PRESIDENT.
(coPT.)
WAsHINGTON CITY, March To- IS47.
SIn: Please to receive. as mark of nv respec
a copy of the following letters, which explain the
circumstances under which decline to accept the
appointment of major general in the army.
Respectfully sir, your ob't serv't.
THOMAS H. BENTON.
To the Hon. Mr.. of the U. S. Senats.
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@TAECH-5o roxes Pearl Starch, Co. No. 60.
- Fer sale By HOWARD 4FEDES.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1917.
Pokomnke 39-3 Of $4,000, $4,000, 81,
$3.50 Of 3 .OOD-20 Of $500.
Wholes S4-Halves S2-Quarters 81.
Certificate OF IS Whole Tickets S4s 30
do. IS Half do. % 90
do. 25 Quarter do. II 90
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NswRERS. \. March l6.

Rarui StoTes-Per bavTel-
Turpennne, newdip SO 10
old dip, a 81 10
hard, [ 10
Tar a Is
Boco1-Per lb.-assoYtGd, a
CoTn-Per bbL- 05
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@agUMMREEeS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
D. PAINE s. CO, MAxaoEns.

SPLENDID SCHEMES!n
~ TTENTION! Adventures are requested
e. to notice the following splendid schemes
Those wishing to obtain Prize Tickets, invited
to apply personally, or by letter to The Subscriber
Don't fcrset!!! H. n. SQUIRE,
Bank ST., Petersburg Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1917.
SATURDAY, MARCH 90, lS47.
Grand Consolidated, Class ~, IS Nos. -
drawn.
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Bank hates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
" " New York, d"
" 4" {" Boston, &C "
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$4,000. $4,000! $4,000:

SATURDAY, MARCH p. la47.
Grand Consolidated, Class I3, IS Nos. IL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23
Causes OF Ecycrs.

The immediate cause Of Aguo and Fever. Chs
and Fever, and feyCrs generally, is the ciIluvia
Or mlasDta arising from docaying vegetable sui
stances, and from pu'rid aud slagnating waters
This is evident from their prevailing 10 the great
est cXicn, IN low, marshy countries Astounding
with stagnated water and by their proving most
fatal in all low, marshy countries where most
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also BE occasioncd by eating too much
unrIPc fruit. by poor watery diet, damp houses,
evening dews, ly ng upon the damp ground, over
fatigue, depressing passions, &c.
Persons Of relaxed habi,, who use unwhole-
some diet, and take but little exercise, are usual
Iy the a.st 70 be tahou. Also. where the inhabi-
tants Of high country remove 10 q low one, they
are generally seized with lnturmn.ing Feycrs /;
and to such the disease most pit to prove fatal
if due precaution is not taken to prevent It, But
no age, sex, constitution, however, are entirely
exempt FROM It's attacks
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COLUMBIA. SEPTEMBER lG.
DAILY REPORT OF TIE STATE OF
THE COLUMBIA MARKET.


i was announced 10 iho last . Advocate y
thattwo bales Of now Cotton had been sold in
our market ono on ne an lnst., at | = aud an
other on the eth, al " 10 cents per ID. We
nos resume our daily report from the time at
which we ielt oil.
There has been s)mo animation in the Cotton
m.tae' during tie past week, aud the iransac.
Hoas reached l23 bales at prices ranging from
~ cents Prices are firm, but owing to
tic quality being ior the most part common, a
greater part OF ne sales we're At ~ to u c. We
would remark, however That a choice article
@oald command u TO y cents.
" wednesday, tie s;h.-A lot Of 2e0 bales odd,
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VERMONT ELECTION.

AS more complete returns are received
the rc7ull looks much more favorable for
tho Wing party than was anticipated from
he first reports. According to the Boston
Atlas the Senate stands l. " hirs end 10
Democrats, and two districts, Essex aud
Grand lsle) TO hear from. Report says
that The former has elected Wing and
The latter Democrat. The House Of Rep.
resen,a,Iyes will stahd about 40 Wings,
so Democrats, and 10 Liberty. Tie mum.
Der Of towns not represented IL 30.
The vote FOR Governor is vet incomplete
Returns ffom los towns give Eaton Whg)
Is $40 Dillingham; a. ID 3G2 Brain
ard (Lib.) ) 493 The Legislature icing
Wing there IS 10 doubt Of the election Of
all the Wing candidates FOR State officers.
The AtIas remarks that, when We take
into consideration the many d,strac,lng 10
cal issues winch we're presented, md the
apathy winch prevailed among the W hgs
arising from icelug Of secu.Iy. We thluk
Vermont has 4. ne remarkably well, and
indicated her rl-hi 10 ihe honorable tile
lnaun The " Ing States Il luc mon Of
Inr STAR mar NEt IN SITS MAJ Llet
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ADVERTISER E.g'T
or THE
AMERICAN AGENTS.

III VIE hopes OF the American Agents are tar
IL more than realized, by the success OF IR.
- lsOl 70 II ABl-L " " LR9AL / Ills
On tins SIDE OF the Atlantic Never Oh mcdi-
cine spring INTO such linncuhte popularity IN
less than three months EIGHTY THOUSAND BOXES
have been disposed OF and certificates OF cHfe-
pefiaFmea by them received from upwards Of
fotR HUNDRED persons Inc cures embraced
great number q ssases o'' thase "h,s4 pre-
dominated were Bilious ftVcr, Gone tiamlua'
Cosuveness, Dyscnirry, Loss OF Appetite, latu-
fence, Worms, and Lo"ncss OF SPINS. Al per
sons who take them agree tina! they are far supc'
nor TO every other incidence for though they
produce NEITHER GRlrE OR NAUsEAr, they act upon
the secretIons with great DREcT@Ess, FORCE, and
RArlDlTY; and as FuRGATIyE leave nothing TO
De DESIRED Bat their great peculiar excellence,
and that WIN Ii distinguishes them from al othcr
Pofgatves IS, that their OPERATION Is FOLLOWED by
No kE-AclioS' Eeif unrYalltd purifying ana puF-
GatFe properties, Tor "hich iney are indebted h
the essence Of SarsaraFlia, ana otheI ingredients
utl'E con foi'ou Oy men H.gf leiile f1ftLes' dS-
'"cu RON ,he rNFlc' u via SheI'y' 'he! &c
net S''g'H hs dig'SHre "ga"S ',' "eti0"' as Is
''e uooe WIN Vi"t' lcS' uu' On tHt eui''i"-
y e"'"e'4eH me" ""o "c''o"' HusitH ol"tF PU''
g"ic heeleihGS produce Wofe OF ess suDst q''eh'
n'SS, ahn 8'.ggiH'",SSo q tte EH$"o y4''e'
WINE n lie Roy ans "1tt az ne HacH'Hpg
q ne system MI Of NE any 0ctIrig, anu thf
bo're's open and natural "llence,' writes Dr.
Cheeseman, "thcy are the only active purgauvo
which can recommend with confidence, and
without alarm for they remove nothing but what
ought 10 be remoycd-nclihof rack nor strain
occasion no apathy or debtltailon--and leave the
bowels free, open and vigorous, But the great
virtue Of DR.. lie Roy's lis-ihc virtue which
has spread their fame over two hemlspheres with
a rapldtty almost mlraculous-Iics in their puri.
hcaiion Of the blood. Here they not only stand
altogether unrivalcd, but It'll up the measure OF
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become fashionable among the sight SEQ ers and (
time killers Messrs. Robinson & Eldreds, T
names seems 10 be identified with the aroma, as
closely as that OF Garriek is with the stage.
We shall forbear reminding the public of the
superior merit and claims of these gentlemen,
and we shall not even Hlude to the various at.
fractions which their bills sets forth but this
much we are bound TO say, that Tho correct judg.
ment, refined taste, and superior management OF
the arena Of MessTs. Robinson & Eldred, has
not only been the means of e1tingushing all the
theatrical humbugs in the community, but has
restored to the legitimate Bmphitheaire its an
cient and honorable reputation-N. !. Herald
RoBINsoN g. ELDREDs CIRcus-last evening,
was crowded every part, and hundreds were
abl0 1 gain admission. We never saw more
beautiful Equestrian display, nor a better natured
audience. The wonderful performances Of the
Swllzer Cousins, excited repeated cheers Of ap.
plause throughout the evening Mr.. w Days
performance upon the Slack Rope, is the most
finished and perfect exhibition Imaginable. The
terrific Indian act of Mr. Buckley was the won
der of every bcholder, and the eccentricities and
jokes Of the Clown, kept the audience in roar.
The whole troupe il, in every respect very far
superior to any thing Of the kind that has ever
appeared before in this city, aud VIC gratiGed
o sec theuI meet with so liberal patronage from
the puLlic.-N T. Ere Post
0Iynric ARENA - The exhibitions Of this
Company, while in this city, were attended hy
classes oftle community who were never known
to visit theatre. This result is truly attribute
bic 10 the good order and general deeofum Of The
house, and the unexce ptionable, and classic
lection Of entertainments given there qualiiica
tons which VIII always ensure TO this bcau'l.
fg trpr opl nd Ftei,
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SYMPTOMS.

The Symptoms of Feyers are, generally, Pam
in the Head and LoBs, WEAKNESS Of the Limbs,
Yawuing, Stretching, G.ddiuess Of the Head, Al
tornae fits of Heat and Cold the tongue becomes
white, and the eyes and skin frequently appesr
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, and Is succeeded by
Chilis and violent Shaking afterwards the skin
becomes moist, and prOtuse sweat breaks out,
which generally terminates the fit, or paroxysm.
But all the Symptoms Of Fever vary according to
the season Of the year, and the situation of the
person attacked,
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ROBINSON Il EEBEsED's
COMPANY
It's said by some one
THAT a little folly now and then
L. roishcd by the wlsest men,

"That a little folly now and then
l. roishcd by the wisest men"
If this be true, it will not be out OF place
to inform the lovers of the gymuasiic eS.
ercsos, that Messrs. Robinson IL Edred's
Company of Equcstriaus will be in Char
loue, on "Wednesday the 9th Of October
next, and for one day only. As they have
performed in the Northern Cities, the OK
tracts below will show IN what estimation
this Company is held there
ExaursrRrls MovgaESrs,--Since the decline
Of Tbeatucals, Equestrian performances have
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23
Charlotte !;
THURSDAY. September 23, Isi7.

or knosing the desire Of our readers
to get the information of the glorious bat.
ties fought by Gen. Scott and his brave
troops, we have gwen copious extracts in
to.day's paper. We have therefore no
time TO write editorial, nor room for it.
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Price 2J cents per EsGx.
S0O0 REWARD

Twill give Fire Hundred Dollars to any person
who viii produce, al less cost, better, more 10
nocont and more perfect cure for AGuE AND f.
YER, or Chi is and Fever. than Or. NEurphy's
SuGar-COatcd VcIiaCblc Snti-Ec-
vcT Pills. lslII also give Iro Hundred and
Fifty Dollars 10 any person who will show sin
Gle case where any injurious effects have attend
ed The r-o OF these Pills They are warranted in
all cases TO cure AGuE ANp FEVER, CIV Cuts Asp
FEyER, when taken according 10 the directions &C
them.
VIZ, H. MURPHY, ND.
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REMARKS.
CAMDEN. SEPTEMRER IL


NEW COTTON.-A bale Of new cotton
from Mrs Cipes' plantation, was brought 10
market on last Thursday, and purchased by Mr.
p. T. Nilepigue at II cents Camden jour.
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lIr,parErEEs, Armg IF Occupation, !
Camp usar Monterey, Avg. ,, lsiiS

Camp near Monterey, Avg =, lel"S
Su-Thc COPY of tho Resolutions, recently
passed in tho CITY Of Ralcish, y. C., on the 81
OF July, and which vou were charged with com.
muuicaliug 20 me, has been, with your letter
duly received.
d. pleased to convey TO tho voters OF That pls.
trIct Of A. g., my deep appreciation Of tho ltgh
honor they have conferred upon nc in their nom.
nation. While | am ever willing to yield to the
popular viii, and serve tho country IN any cape.
lty to which may be freely and unanimously
called, may be permIttodto say that have not
tho assurance to believe, that my abilities are
suited to tho discharge of such responsible dn'
tics 90 rest upon the Office Of Chief M1giNNcy
Ny best efforts, however, wi! always be cNcrc-
sed IN tho cause Of Tho country, In whatever 20.
,tion d, may be my fortune 10 be placed.
Accent for yourself SIR, my best acknowledg-
ments fnr ,bc courteous and Aaltoring manucr
IN which you we're pleased to communicate those
Resolutions and my wishes for your continued
prosperity and health,
am, sir, with high respect,
Your most obodieni servant
y. TAN LOR,
MAJ. Gen. L. S. a.
Gro w. HAywoon, Esq
Chairman late Public Meeting,
Raleigh y. c.
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STATE or NORIH.CAROLIN4,
UNION COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ju.
~ Term, lslG
Susanna s. kes

Josh. Sykes. Shetrad Sykes,
Matthew Sykes, jacob
Sykes, Arthur Sykes, Ma. Petition for Dover,
ry Baggct, wife of Ben
net Bagget and Sarah
Baggct, widow of Ste.
ph,n Bagget.
4 + appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
"A that Mathew Sykes, Jacob Sykes, Arthur
Sykes, Mary Bdgget, wife Of Bernet Blgget and
Sarah Bagget, the widow OF Stephen BsgEet, de-
PENDANTS in this case, resides beyond the limits Of
this State, Il is therefore ordered BY the Cont,
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Charlotte Journal notifying the said defendants
to be and appear at the next Court OF Pleas and
Qaarter Sessions to be held for the county OF
Union, at the Court House in Monroe, on the LIST
Monday in October next, then and there to plead
and answer the petition Of Susanna Sykes, or
Judgment pro confesso will be entered up against
them.
Witness. Hugh Stewart Clerk Of our said Court,
at Office, the LIST Monday OF July A. d. ls47, and
IN the 72d year of our Independence
HUGH STEWART, c. c.
Printers Fee SIS 62!. t52
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ja'
" Term, lsl7.
William VI Simpson and John Original Attach
Long, EA'rs of Henry CLANCY, ment LEVIED %
~. land and NJ NJ
Alien Clancy CLANCY snmn'a
cd as Gainishcc.
Ur appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
n that Allen Clancy, the Defendant ia this
case. resides beyond tho limits OF thus State II
nNersfors Ordsrfd BY The Cou,i. that publication
DO made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal
notifying the said Defendant to be aud appear at
the neEt Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be held for the county Of un,on at The court
House in Monroe, on tho lsl Monday IN October
next, then and there to tepleyy and picad OF ladg
mcnt final will DO entered up against nm ana INC
property levied upon condemned to satisfy pam
tffs' debt.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of oar SAID tour',
at Office. the list Monday in July, 4. D. 1884, ana
IN the 72d year of our Independence.
HUGH STEWART, c, c. @.
p,,,o,,s Fce s5 GOA t59
WARRANTED DEEDS
ron sALr At rms orrfcr.
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Charlotte 81 South Caroline.
.2!ns. ROAD

ynlIE undersigned Commissioners for that pur.
~ pose, appointed by The Board OF Directors
Of the Charlotte and South Carolina Roll Road
Company, have opened Books for further subscrip.
tious 10 the Capital Stock Of said Company, at
the store OF Davidson 4 Spratt in the town Of
Chaf.stte,
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Total number o(itaaP,,

4 lew weeks since Il vas supposed that
Capt, Baylor aud his command had hecn
cut cl. The Flag gives letter from us
correspondent, when assures IS Of Capt
Bs, safety.
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CORES PONpENCE


10 Moi General Z TAytaRs
Sra-In obedience 80 Resolution pass d al a
guJy large and respectable meeting held "a this
cay on ,uc 81 instant, respecting the next oecu-
pinty Of thn Executive Chair Of oar Republic,
have the pleasure Of enclosing a copy Of the
proceedings OF that sssrmht4sc o. t,r praF's
and sincerely hope tteir pornsal wiU afford yaa
az much pleasure as their passage without q
dissenting voice did oar Numerous friends on
mat occasion. We all cordially cstcnm your
many virtues and greet abilities, and welitred
pairiolsm, and desire. with yuut appreciation, to
lnani.es, our sincerity by voting tor You To hI
the hgbcs. OH q 30 Iao Eil ola free people,
We hold IN grateful remembrance your services
to ou- common counlry, aud are enthusiastic rn
your cause. because sc believe the true interest
Of the country viii be promoted 10y your election
20 the Presidency,
with sentiments Of high esteem and respect, |
ani your obodIeul servant
GEO W. HAYWOOD.
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Peter Parker, Guardian
of John, Henry, Nor
colt, Blackmun and
Margaret W ilIlams
and Joseph Williams
and J shus W ilIlams
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STATE or NORIHCAROLINA,


UNION COUNTY.
Court eff Pleas and Qaartor Sessions, Ja'
Iy YcrC, leIl.
William II. Simpson and John Original Attach
Long, Ears o(llcnry CLANCY, mcnt LEVIED on
ry land and VI. NJ
Allen CLANCY. thanty summOn.
ed as Ga7nshcc.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
Z that Allen Clancy, the defendant in this case
resides beyond the limits Of this Safe, MS Mrrc-
fore CricrcH ty tir Cra't, that publication be
made for 81. weeks in the Charlotte Journal, no.
Trying the said Defendant to be and appear a, the
next Court Of Tloas and Quarter Sessions 10 be
held for the county Of Onion, Al the Court House
in Monroe, on the list Monday Of October newt,
then and thorn to rcplevy and plead, OF judgment
final " III be entered up against him and the pro.
pcrty levied upon condemned 10 satisfy painful :
debt
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk ofonr said Court
at office, the LIST Monday in July, A. D. ls4I, and
in the I'D year Of our Independence.
hugh STEWART, c. CT c.
Printers Fee s. 62A t52
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rNiuN cot W.
Court If Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ia.
" TtYta. ISIS.
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Norco't, William NOT
colt. Zeehariah NOT
colt, John S,efalI ant
VIE Peggy and VA
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0ryHric ARENA The exhibitions Of this
Company, while in this city, were attended by
CLASSES oiilie community Who were never known
to visit theatre This result is truly attribute
bic TO the good order and general decorum of The
house, and the unexcep tionable, and classic Sc.
lection Of entertainments given there qualiiica.
tons which viii always ensure TO this bcaui.
fu corps, good receptions, and fashionable audi.
ences wherever ,hcy go-N. Y, Ere STIR.
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z afl bluNHt EEhtPAsf - f.f''.'fFf
Msismo as comFaues . Of luih lniAn-
ny, % Mounted Volunteers, iii
C4margo Sc u companies 3 Of loh IN.
Gutfy. ) u , psgoous, - Ith Atii
icu .. Mounted Nouateers, Itat
Cerr4lA5. companies lbtb Infantry, ~
Camp noat Nouiefey, companies 81 ~.
u'.cv. 81 pa.ooas, ! Mounted Noian
ireFa. |tA
Dltn4 VISTA. Salute. &c q companies, 2.aI
-
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9rcBcn Scfrun9sn, fonnen bic sr6Bteu uno
9tlunoeteu SaamenzGDrner con Den anbern
ab9cloneert peroen. Gurh Waihen i'm
gSaf1er, miro ale Der lethte uno nnpcllfpm>
meme Saaalen, Der unfibi9 lit einen pcl(>
(tdnoi9eu Sten9el berpcr5ubringen, pten auf
benz 9Sa6er ihwimmcn, ben mo oerielbe
carn nit tpenis Milbe we9sencmmen tpers
ben fann-auh miro raourd, aller llntraut.
Saamen ouf ras Walier fpmmen. slm be:
ltcn miro aber bies be,wedt, menn man ct:
mas SalS in oas 9Sa0er wirft. Otahoen
Ger Saamen auf bieie 9lrt sereini9t woroer
III, ttut mani wobl, eenlelben fir et'pa Snei
Sage i'm SalSwafer ltc9en iu la6en - nady
oieiem tbue ein baIbes pef frifh9elDThten
&alf ium Suihel bi1t;u, la0e cenfelten bann
II cd cine 9tcht ccer eiuen Sag iteben, oann
Ide ibn uho es wirb fein 'Sdmutt bas 9luIes
ben ceinerSeloer oerfddhcen. Dabei 1T es
AUDI natitrlih baB tpann Der Wei;en einee>
Deid,t miro uno bic SGrnhcn bon eleiher
@r6Se lluo ale Sdamen uuo mebr eleih nit
einanoer auNeten, uuo oeine Grnte fcl9lid
piel beGer ousfallen muB. Die nDttiae 9lrs
belt bierSu 1T nid,t 70 iebr umitdnblid,, uuo
oa in unie,er llmse9eno Der gEei;en lhon
felt enigen Suhren nidt 70 gan; gut seratbeu
1T, 70 mDd)te es mpbl Ger Wilbe lobnen, eins
NAL einen Seriud nit oielem Geinisun9ss
Ofittel su MAIDEN.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-11
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9. (Nat bic 8oBilhe 3eituns III Der canc
uno pirft bann unb tpann einen 8lid bin
ein,) Ga baben. .tpirt-rer SDui9 BON Spas
nien is Dot; Siebit ru tpcb(, Sdnudpidel,
old babet INNER jefast, bet Der rob mai
iferben tpiroe.
Sh. 3iebt bic Stirne fraus unb madI
Gd, wie1tis.) Get is cch pieber Dor be 81.
beralen jar mid, jut!
9. Mie fcbenn Gag NAL Gu-tpat ID
benn Bet eijentlidb for gener, fon eiberalen
cd. Det is gsner, Der lieber Nlle
bat, als @enen.
g GO? In fa9 mal. warum beeBen
benn BEN 81, bern Serpielen?
cd. (fimmt aus elmer 8crfsD Dofe cine
pri(e.) Meil ct caocn iebr otele jiebt.
9. sld) 70. Gag mall bait Du sluis
bel DIRE
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