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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-21

Arrived

~J~o-~-Oo-~~NN~>~N~~-Noo-
Arrived.
Packet chip st George, Ferris Liverpool July mdse
Ogden. SPOKE nothing The George boarded lsts
night at o'clock of the light sp-no inward bound
sight
Bark Jane Williams, Williams Bremen A DAYS. with mdse
to Hurbrt Co. Sailed in with Frances Gregory
ship Charlotte Read Houghton. for New 10th Instant
lat H. Ion % ~ exchanged signals with bark sr
nal, white ball in the tire, steering Il.
Brig Token (of Boston) Smith, Providence Rondou
r sclr Tremett Bscaour, Arichat Ms l6 days fish,
sehr Berry Alfred Wass, jacksonville (Fa 10 days. with
timber. TO II Shcprerd 49, ~
schr Water wi ch Baker Sydney CB with coal tomaser
Sohr lpine, Herman, Rondout. for Portsmouth
Sobr Elizabeth Hill, futile, Rondout. for Pawtucket
Schr Emma Jchr son, Johnson Middletown, CT
Sctr Wakinco. Crowell Boston, with fish
Schr China, Barton. Warellam with nails. Tdale
l. Co.
schr Virginia (new) Gcud Patterson CT The isintndd
for Allen & Parsons old line Of Richmond packets
schr United Coleman, Boston. days, for Albany.
schr Tigrcss Lowell Boston days. for Albany.
Sohr Era Chamberlain Boston, to Il j Herrick
Schr Sylph. Tuttle, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Grecian, Bearse, Kingston, for Salem
Schr p Abel, Lawrence, Nddetown, CT
Sclr Mary II Turner Hinokey, Albany, for Bosto.
Schr Comelia, Falconer, Boston, Dayton Sprague
Schr Augusta, Brown New Bedford with cotton.
Schr s nunsell Rowe, New Haven
schr Stephen, Waterman, New Haven.
Soop Empire Smith, New Bedford with molassess
Soop Swallow, Wells, Grenport with oil.
Vera Cruz; Boudrot, F.ctou.
Aueusr 2-Wind. ct SuA-rise NE Meridian NE san sat
Ne Wind outside the Hook st NJ, light from ESE.
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Another Letter from General Taylor.
LErnrn the Charleaton News. Aug. 81

From The CbarIeston Ne"b, Hug;r %
Extract of letter from General Taylor to
friend in Charleston:
g never had any aspirations for the Presidency
have now further than the wishes Of my friends
are concerned in the matter; nor would have II on
any other terms than ] stated when the subject was
first agitated which is, that my acceptance must be
without pledges or being trammeled In any way, so
that could be the President Of the whole nation and
OF Of party.
g ! have accepted the nomination Of the Philadel-
phia Convention, as well as the nomination OF many
primary assemblies gotten up in various sections Of
the Union, in some instances irrespective Of party
and would have accepted the nomination Of the Balt
more Conve nton, had IL been rendered on the same
terms. ! now fully, If not fairly, before the coun-
try candidate for the Chief Magistracy; and fit
should be my good bad fortune to be elected trust
my course will be such, for the most part regards
the management Of national affairs as will meet
the appreciation Of my fellow citizens Should they
fail to do So they will 1stter myself have the cha
rity TO attribute my to the head and not the
"Z. TAYLOR
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Va; 1hos Rnsse Bayley Philadelphia; SUPERIOR Smith,
Sen Rob Roy Champor do soep Mos Eddy Biven NYork
RcHmoNn Aug 5-Arr sfhrs Eliza Brown, Crawford Tho
mastoni Connecticut, Jones NYork.
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There is to be q 4" tournament at Shannondale
Springs, on Thursday, the Oath inst, 1t which All
brave knights invited to test their proves and
skill In borsema nship and al fair ladies TO grace the
occasion With their ."-BslHmoTs 1dmertedn,
ArS 10
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Please mention the date Of the List in VIII
LADIES LIST.
Adams Miss Amelia Annett Miss Julia
Akin Mrs Caroline nlbeok MaIiah
Aumaek Mrs Caroline Angela Mrs NJ
Agnes Mrs Josephine Armstrong Mrs Wn
Atkins Miss Eliza VR
beth Arthur Miss
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Aueusr 2o-wind at Sun-rss. NE Meridian NE: san a
NE. Wind outside the Hook st ? N. light from ESE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
POSTSCRIPT.

There has beoa ap,iher arrival from Mexicu Cen Scott
Wa at u come hone Immediately. Cen. Butler was
aoont 10 send Mr. ffst ont Il the country. even before
the Count Of Enqairy hid finished us proceedings The
prospect Of rifii aol u The Treaty BY Mexico
very goHny
The excitement in Washington city. in relation to
the attempt made to tidnap sarea, intense There
had been several attempts at doiiug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

Thu correspondent OF the New lorl, Courier and r.
'iar, wiring fan Albany, al lbe l2h NJ. his The
ialtlWiug paragraph IN allu>ion to Gen Scott
i am convinced from close and intimate acqtalut,urr
viii representatives from every section o line STATE ass
,amulcd hefe. thai there Wi 81 pmladelphll an eN
PRECISION otop1lon from New iarh from a State thai
can back up what shr ulta ~ l,rtl electoral yujos
which cannot he resisted and on3b not To be lhe ,us
81 The times pnntto mn whose life has been ppascd IN
youon to tn " ia'.o h, e5Hutry have ia bat L.
able N ues'ftalun his err /. err1r,utf nas-hs va
tues al pernadnl Mrudod with oor HISTORY, and d,p
- the heart, ol lie people. need tnt n In, name
Ia it is ~daen Il lbe record II pure and god men
Bui mJro to morrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
SGD EEGEE Eesp.
7 N - TTIfI
BOB,
M NJ 4. PRESTON,
DEALERS N
Groceries, Liquors and Domcstics all kinds
folrniiag aad Commission Merchants,

Groceries, Liquors and Domcstic' OF all kinds
furmdas aad Commission .rcrciaafs,
m,N s1afer, ryNcnnoae, Va.
A RE now receiving. and have in Store. a large and
"a 0fI selected Stock 4 Goods. recently purchased
IA lle NauhHu cities. t. Gash--coissllng in part OF
The lIl10W2 ortIc',s.--
10 b4a, to. Iasaaym and Java coNe, some very
= LII. \. q. P. R. and ST CT X Sugars.
> bl.. \. o. Clarified do
/ hhl-. and b5ls T. II AMI y. q. Molasses,
trrcc Snan's rAirl Syrup
1ao1 los. $ la ther,
IL tons Ircde4qr aud Country Bar Iron,
22iJ lbs. Bis cred Steel.
Too d. Nalor y Co's, Shear AND Cast Steel,
les sacks ol Salt,
81 bales Of Dome lies from 81 In 81
10 do Colioa 0znabutss, MS. and ?,
IN bis. Tanners oil.
II do Nos | and y Nlackare
II hNrs sperm and lauW CaudGs,
i33 keys Nails al, sizes, Including box and lining
500 u, Hoop Iron, all sizes,
50 kegs Il Ae aud Blasting Powder,
- nests God " are,
- buNos English Cheese
20Ja lbs LeNiss White Lead,
- boxes Stuarl's Loaf Sugar
10 bbs Crushed aud Powdered do,
5000 lbs. Cotton. arms, best factories,
~ i1ns Rehnond Ground Plaster,
|. cases HAS. including Panama, Legh1rn, Palm
Leaf, &c.
LIQUORS.
50 bb's N1u7l,in aud Rectifad 'Nhiskey
~ do old Rye. J. Maiun iienhau's do
pipe Oard Dupoy s Co, Brandy,
do J. J. nupny s. CO., do
d. \ Seaneite, do
- bis. Imitation Brandy,
~ do Apple Brandy
10 do Rye Gin,
10 do Boslonillum,
3 do Sicily II ldc "a Wine,
do fine old do do
) do Malaga Wine.
Including Indigo, Madder, Copperas. Alum. Sali-ps-
ire. b 1nx, i.ogwood. Putty. Aspee Pepper Ginger.
Prints, Tow Linen Bleached Sheeiings and Shrlngs.
Trace Chaios Spades, Shovelc Castings Wagon ,xes
and variety OF other articles mentioned in the above
catalogue.
0s- WANTED acoa, Flour, Flaxsecd. Butter.
Tow and Fax Linen Ginseng, Breswax Whskey Sc.
for which the highest market price will be given In
Cashier Barter.
April 20--'s
/
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

WHOLESALE BUSINESS.
In consequence # the VEhY Low PRICEof Goods this
season have bought largely, with OF supplying all
those who buy to sell a,5ain at small advance
Aari l7-rt,G ING. J, PUl.VIS, Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

. = BB-s. sap.rss ola ~ as,ev landing AID sa,, by
- E.DANtEI. il LIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
WIGS OF CAMPBELL, TO YOUR POSTS

.Mo.vD5r .UoRNIAG, lpRH 81. ISIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

LEWIS MERRITT, 6.
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IfheumRtlsm, Acute and Chronic,

THERE is com plant TO which are subject, which
is Of such freanent occurrence which is so painful in
its nature, and at the time is 80 lie understood.
Some have affirmed il be disease of the blood some
seated in the muscular sy stem others assert
that it is the bony structure which is involved but as
theorists have of to oer their best endea-
sy o ars sT the Of . 10
there can be no doubt But since the discovery of gavan
posed-ihe nervous system has, through its agency, been
brought to light and many OF its mysteries have been
seat of rheumatism and be the disease acute or chronic
or in what form soever it may appear, here is its direct
that remedy Is the Very agent which first told the nature
| the dsease-that remedy is GALvANISM; and It's bes,
iss' sGLTs 'S %fa S, rs
NETlC FLUID-the safe, simple and efficient meth.
The following certificate is sample, taken at random
from many which have been received of even stronger
characters
"NEw YoRK, Nov. l, 1917
"Three months since attacked by the most severe
nfammaory rheumatism One side of the body was rem
Joint of the body for the excrutatng agony produced
AT ii o'clock in the morning, procured pair of Crties
These applied as directed and at 6 in the evening" when
sat down to tea, was agrecaby surprised find
the articles for week by which time had completely
recorerea Every yestige Of pain had left me, and have
months would also state that recommended Chrsics
articles to lady residing in Cortland street, New York.
she very recovered This lady then sent the articles
to her sister in Boston, who martyr to the same
result IN case was complete
These are FACTS which think should be known to
the public and have therefore requested their pubca-
ton.
JAMES WRIGHT, "a Bedford street, New York"
Every column IN this paper could be filed with similar
testimonials. Many of these, together with explanatory
pamphlets, may be obtained gratis of the agent.
CAUTION
The great celebrity and SUCCESS of Dr. OHRTSTIES gal.
vanc articles has caused them be eted by I'M
prnc pied persons. TO guard the public against dcep-
ton, there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
IN each city town, from whom alone tue genuine articles
can be obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious and
worthless No pedlars travelling agents WILL on any ac-
count, be employed.
All applications requesting further formation or regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed to
ID. g. MOORHEAD, Agent-Genera for the u S.
No lS2 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington D. c.,
NJ. II. STEVENS, No. L. Browns Hotel
Feb l0--ThSNM Milf : " ~
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Mount Hone.


ia Institution established and conducted By the Sisters of
Charity chiefly for the relief of the insane.
THIS institution is beautifully situated aiding
enincnce within view OF the city of Baltimore, and
advantages that render particularly desirable
residence for those afflicted with mental disorders The
and adjoining grounds command extensive and very
interesting views of highly cultivated and agreeable
country Its apartments spacious, lofty, and well
tlated and furnished in style that will bear compar-
ison with respectable hotels. Ii is abundanly
supplied with the finest and its bath arrangements
unsurpassed by any other similar establishment in the
county. The patients this Institution received and
attended by Sisters of Charity, and visited
asylum in the possession of all necessary and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane it yet pre-
sens the character and OF domestic
rather than place for the seclusion and
dangerous and ncurabe persons 1t has been studios
aim OF its founders to invest with thing appertan
when the of the will admit will be surrounded
by all the comforts and advantages of cheerful domes
tic society Accordingly the greatest taken not
merely discard far practicable form of
sonal restraint, but from the observation
everything that tend rrtate distress
feelings. Opportunities for varied occupations and
within and without doors sudiousy supplied
exercise in the open air in the carriage, foot
carefully enjoned.
the female department the Sisters themselves have
the immediate charge whilst in the male department
provided faithful and male attendants, who have
been long stoned TO the OF nvads OF this class
and whom the Sisters the strctest
cep,ion OF hundred and fifty patients. The vary
from 30 to w week 1.-THE patient require his friends
desire extra accommodations and additional attention. het
VIII be charged accordingly For further information
Ply to the Sister Superior OF the institution DIR. VIM.
IL Stokes, the physician.
noc
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DLANK Account Books.-Ledgers dav books c,sh
~ books, blank books &c, &c. Lately received by F.
Taylor (some OF them unpacked to-day large supply o.
blank books OF every kind size, and of bindings
the best and finest quality in every respect, as well as ali
other qualities down to the lowest grade of price,
unusually low prices. - - ~
Also, fine letter paper, ruled 81 so per ream wrap
ping paper at 80 cents pass at Is cents per
dozen Bank books OF all kinds and sizes.
Jan g.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opened nj stnsioners, Hall. a
very extensive assortment of beautiful Valentines at
prices varying from cts to So each
req i-zwd w, FISCHER.
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NPENIN0 BOH AN EDIIVH.-For sale, q democratic
~ newspaper establishment, eligiby located at the CAPT
patronage and with pecunary prospects improving. The
location is healthy one, tho State thoroughly democratic.
with its local positionwel established Tho proprietor.
for OF private nature, being DESTROYS OF retiring,
win dispose said establishment the most reasonable
terms. Inquire tho Office Of the Washington Union
Feb e--d6w
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ITO Be continued.l
By n. GREEN, .4uctf0neer.


uouSEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BAR
order of distress and To directed shall expose pub
tic sale for cash, Monday, the l4h day of February
13i3 at 10 O'Clock, M the Monterey House, in the
city of Washington Pennsylvania avenue, between 4!
tells:
Mahogany hnir-seat sofa table, and chair.
Maple bedsteads and wood-seat cha rs
Dining and break fast tables washsands nc.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Gilt and mahogany frame pier and other glasses
Toilet sets, china, glass, and crockery ware
Several good carpets. window rtans &c.
Decanters, and bar fixtures stoves, counters
Oyster box, We.
Also good lot of kitchen requisites
With various other articles necessary to enume-
rate.
Seized and taken for house due arrears by James
s. Hail to Ann Lowery and will be sold to satisfy the
X. X. BURR, Bailif
Terms cash. 4 A. GREEN,
Feb. Tot Auctioneer
MILES Register for saIe-The subscribers, for the
IN purpose closing the the late zkah Niles
will offer public SALE at o'clock, p Friday, 18th
February 1885, at the Merchants Exchange, the city
Baltimore, that valuable and well known paper, NILES
REGISTER, with the goodwill subscription list presses
types printing materials &C.. &c belonging to the
the whole to be sold together.
This paper established by the late Hezekah Niles
about thirty-seven wears ago and from reputation
bears, presents desirable opportunity young
energy The publication will be continued until the sale
The 74h volume commences with March and the pur
chaser will into possession in time to continue the publ
cation.
Terms of One. third cash day of sale; the bal
in six and twelve months, bearing interest," and
cured by approved bonds Persons desiring nfo
nation will apply to the trustees
i Mason <, CAMPBELL, Trustees.
CANNON, BENNETT g. CO.,
Jan 27-2aw3w Auctioneers.
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LVTTVU1TTH FVN "F.NTLHNIhN-I}eing short rues
II and reflections for conduct in society y The auor q,
''Canons OF Good Breeding; small volume ms, ~,
ceived for sale by F. TAYLOR
SuBJkcrs Salutations, lntroductons Good BREEDING
Fashion, Fashion conadistinguished from Good Breed
ina Dress Presentations, VISITS Appointment Letters
Notes the Driving Room, tho Dining Roon society
Morning Calls, Evening Visits, &c., xc.
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M ne. - fA"nEH Will open, Tomorrow naorning,
W hanasoe assortment OF French feathers few very
, s. PARKER,
Pennsylvania avenue y 's' H. So
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committed with the amendment lie was opposed TO this
alteration of bills in the Senate Let it be sent back To
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. SEWER read the section OF the bill which he pro-
posed To amend and made additional explanation of
the object OF the amendment.
The bill then postponed 10, and made the special
order of the day for Monday the 2Sh instant and the
amendment was ordered to be printed
WILLIAM MARVIN.
The bill for The relief of William Marvin in confirm
ing the title to of land in Florida granted by the
Spanish government TO Bernardo Segui on the goth De-
cember, 1915 was read third time, and passed
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message received from the House
OF Representatives, by Mr. CAMPBELL their clerk
Mr. President The House of Representatives have
passed bills of the following titles:
An act divide the State Of Georgia iuto two udic al
districts and organizing and establishing additional dis
ict of the United States with circuit court powers
and jurisdiction.
An act 10 amend entitled " An act in amendme nj
of the respecting the judicial system Of tue United
States"
An authorize the Of register TO the barque
Wiihanet
An act 10 change the location of certain and
buoys.
In which they request the OF the Senate
They have also passed the bill of the Senate entitled An
provide additional quarters near New Orleans for
United States soldiers and volunteers returned o 90
ing TO, the seat OF war"
TEN REGIMENT BILL.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill TO
raise for limited time an additional military force.
Mr. NILES addressed the Senate; and when he had
concluded,
Mr. UNDERWOOD took the floor and on his motion
The Senate adjourned
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THE National BiriIl-Night Ball VIII 10 held at
Jackson Hall ON the evening of the 22d of February
1873 20 -
LADY PArRoNEssRs.
Mrs Polk, Mrs dams Mrs Madison
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
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L l. the 9Th ult. negro woman named RACHAEL NEE.
KiNS formerly the property Of Mr.. Charles Vinson OF
Montgomery county, Maryland She is about forty years
of lame in OF her hip JOINTS and has been so since
early in life She had bright yellow and whitestriped
nsey and no bonnet and took with her child between
th and four old, named Columbia but " HON sbs
calls Puss She carried away black stuff dress and =,
and other articles OF clothing, in round country made
and child dollars eithcr of them If branch, M
in this city, or secured in any jail that can get them
req 9-M FRANCIS A. DICKINS.
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INTEBsTER's LARGE DICTIONARY, edition OF
w l5iS large quarto volume OF 1887 closely printed
psges beautifully printed the finest paper, aud strongly
and handsolr ely bound, price SIX dollars
This edition abrdges nohng but furnishes the whole
work as ISSUED originally in volumes quarto,
together with much additional by Professor Good
rich OF Yale College, and may be examined the book
OF f. TAYLOR who receives this day large supply
from the publishers.
is supposed to be (type, paper and workmanship be-
ing taken into con~ideraton) the cheapest book Is
sued In the United States. Feb
RIsH and Scotch Whiskey.-Car fergus Irish
Il malt wbiskeya very superior article. Also superior
Scotch whskcy for sale, wholesale and retail at JAMES
BALES wine store, No. 81 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
next door Congress Hall Hotel Also, very old and choice
Monongahela whiskey, wholesale and retail Jan I-tf
Ce10 D00 10 $4,000 for Investment
sD ,OOO Boys and gIs would be preferred; but tn
avoid separuuon families viii be tab en-.
Proposals invited by letter, addressed to A. b. Wash.
ingon city, postage paid, any time between this and ae
list of July. Jan a-swi1f
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-06-06

S0rser bon Neaoins, ipelebe erboben iperber
fol-, mic SbnIesn inter bnnoTt9balsrn sc.
fsBlieb eolIettirt iperben.
NbGb. 8. Sie Geleft unb @cmlnon Goua=
tiIe Der seoaebtsn @tapt loQen am 9ten SSm.
nj riGes Sabres mo in jepem folsenpenSab'
re bel bsn jabrIibsn 1Dablen Der epnneiIe,
3tpci ODER mebr prrfcncn anfclieh oeren
pficbt &c fein fol! ale 6unpe BON rsenc els
ner Hrt, bic {te in seoadbter 9tact hernmlau'
fen fincsn an5ubateh 3u f6btn nnc 3n Der
srabsn, au6sr Gs itnc, pie cten spfast psrits
hsrt, unp FIR bic 70 seleiiteten 9isnile beim
Gnbaltsn 96rten uno Ssr9raben eines jepen
5unnes follsn Die 70 setpabIten peer anssitcIIs
ten Dricnen jeoe bic @umme bon. ei en-
I batter erbaItelt, bic ,pie anbcre Aus3aten
Der esoahten Stapt 5u tejabIsn 1T.
4t1d 4. Sebe perfon welcbe Die ,ple &c:
iaat anseFellnn 8samtsn tei Der Husitmns
ibrsr Oienlte binosrt cbsr teldItlst. fcll Die
Snmme pen wan5is baiern ber>
,pirfrn nno te3ablem, bic 5u erbebcn llno, ple
9tbnloen nntsr bnneert Gbalern seieslib
coIleetirt perbem.
AtItt. s. 2iQe Ssrorbnunssn bic frliber
Pal Ilrt fmo, um bas 6erumlaufen Der 5nnre
in Der Stabt Neaoin9 3n Uerbutcn, ltnb uno
loncn bisrmit aufasbeben Isu.
Scinrid TaaeL prslibsnt, g. =.
getpis 3riner prsGbent 8. &.
2ttniiirt-Sobn &. &sitnepsr Sd. g. s.
SSobn 9S. SplOn, Cdr. 6. E.
Nsating, Suni 6. 3nr.
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Die yatiouals saGemtlp fstt lire Gsfdafts
|, Drbuuna iinc frieblih fort.
Gin anoeres Seim @ertififat,

Bon ale ben Ruren Die Jemale auf9eHt9f
BURDEN, f6nnsn mir NIT Siberbeit ia9sn, oab
fs Wnnalsn Der Mebi,in feline ioltbs aufssi9sn
bnnsn, bic jsst ais Elm Se,psis ea ifebt, paf
usHbrun9 9sbeiIt Weroen Fam. Or. Smap.
,'S ,u1ammensslsBtsr milbfirfbsnsSDrup ill
as er III fsin poreibt, Die 9r6sts WsbSin in
tr befanntsn QGsIt.
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Or. Swapns-qisbsr 6srr: SIR oas SGobl
Ia 8clfss fible ib mid perpfitbtet 3su9nie
asbsn pon Der 9rossn Sur, Die Sbr Wilpfr,
|bsnsSprup an mir perribtet bat. SD msins
|hs Ssosrmann eS miGsn follts. eStb wurbs Dee
Zen nit lbmsrsm Souitsn, Slutfpsisn, ,9tatbts
brpsie, Sosisrfsit unb mens Stimne ieu0ts
}ir pom elmer fbmsrsn &ranfbst Der Nppstit
ntts MIDI perlanen uno bic Stdrfs teDlte mir,
bas meins Srsunce mb mein NrSt 9luubten
b niros nibt tlan9e mebr Isbsn. WfelneS6mes
sr, bic msins irr9faIti9s 2Sdrtsrin war, fraSs
nab 100 lie oas Bette OitteI fir MIDI bsfoms
len f6nnte. Go Wurbe ibr 9sia9t, oas wenn
tr. Smapns's ;ufammen9sissts 0Ribfirfben
tprup nidbt6 bel fen piirbe, 70 Wdre nein Yes
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kebi,n unb bic erffe Sottsl psribaHte 4lnbss
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