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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

BY T. wEsTWooD.
A little child,
A little meek-faced, quiet village child,
Sat singing by her cottage door at eve,
low, sweet Sabbath song. No human ear
Beheld the upturned aspect, or the smile
That wreathed her innocent lips while they breathed
The oft repeated burden of the hymn,
Praise God praise Godm
A Seraph by the Throne
In the full glory stood. With eager hand
He smote the golden harpstrings till flood
Of harmony on the celestial air
Welled forth, unceasing. Then with great voice
He sang the "IIoly, holy, evermore,
Lord God Almighty !" and the eternal courts
Thrilled with the rapture, and the herarchies,
Angel, and rapt archangel, throbbed and burned
With vehement alteration: higher yet
Rose the majestic anthem, without pause,
Higher, with rich magnifcense of sound,
To its full strength; and still the infinite heavens
Rang with the "Holy, Holy, evermore"
Till trembling from excess of awe and love,
Each sceptered spirit sank before the Throne,
With mute hallelujah But, even then,
While the ecstatc song was at its hight
Stole in an alien voice. voice that seemed
To doat--hoat upward from some world affair."
meek and chd-like voice, faint, but how sweet
That blended with the seraphs rushing strain,
Even as a fountains music with the roll
Of the reverbate thunder. Loving smiles
Lit up the beauty of each angels face
At that new utterance. Smiles of low that grew
More joyous yet, as ever and anon
Was heard the simple burden Of the hymn,
Praise God. praise Godn And when the seraphs son.
Had reached its close, and DER the golden Tyre
Silence hung brooding-when the eternal courts
Rung with echoes of his chant sublime
STILL through the abysmal space, that wandering voic
Came floating upward from its world afar,
Still murmured sweet on the celestial air
"Praise God praise God"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20
Gems from DOdSIey.
RICH AND POOR.

The man to whom God hath given riches, and
mind to employ them Alright, is peculiarly favor.
ed, and highly distinguished.
He looketh on his wealth with pleasure, be.
cause it affordeth him the means to do good
He protecteth the poor that are injured; he
suffereth not the mighty to Cypress the weak
He seeketh out objects of compassion; he in
quireth into their wants; he releveth them with
judgment, and without ostentation.
He assisteth and rewardeth merit; he encour
ageth ingenuity and literally promoteth every
useful design
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20
Ibc Gon>tIp CtrtIr.
A New Song,


The following beautiful Song was furnished by
c. Peters, Esq, for the Kentucky Examiner.
We've shared each others smiles and tears,
Through years of welded life;
And love has blessed these Aocting years,
Ny own, my cherish'd wife;
And if, at times, the storms dark stroud
Has rested in the air,
Loves beaming sun has kiss'd the cloud,
And left the rainbow there.
In all our hopes, in all our dreams,
Love is forever nigh;
A blossom in our path it seems,
A sunbeam in our sky;
For all our joys of brightest hue,
Grow brighter in loves smile;
And there's no grief our hearts e'er knew,
That love could not beguile.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

ing the same unluczy game. believe that men more
frequently marry for love than women, because wo-
men think they will not have better chance, and
dread being dependent. Such marriages, no doubt
sometimes prove toerably comfortable, but greater
number would have been far happier single-IfI may
judge from my observations of such Matters marrying
for home makes that home very tiresome one.-INrs
Child
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

periods He wrote wretched scrawl, setting
spelling and grammar equally at defiance; and
yet the strong, masculine understanding of the
man is visible in all Of them.-N Y Tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

MARR1AGE.-I never knew a marriage expressly
for money that did not end unhappiy. Yet managing
mothers and heartless daughters are continually play
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20
LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE FREEMAN.


ORLEANS Co.
Aloanyj hev T. Putnam
Graf, shIrv " T. Wbeeler
Glover. ss blanchard
Greensboro. n CominSs
irashurgh. b G KimbeIl
Lowell;J d Harding
N. Troy: M Eastman
Charleston; O Warren
Browninpton, Rev. w Scales
Coventrv: I Hurd
Westfieid: o Winslow
bAaolLLE Co.
Cambrldgei NJ satiord
JJ,e,ifersonyllle; Sahora
Elmore; J Scott
HydeparK; A morse
Johnson; a W CGidweil
WaterViliei II a Tlsk
Morristown; J West
Stowe; D Lothian
WolcOtt; S PennoCk
w,vpsop Co.
Petbo,. A Marsh
Z, do. 0 IIinchCr
Cavendish; ] C Spalding
Chester; o Hutchinson
Rochester; S Cooper
Royalton; J Woodward
sharon; P Metcalf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

WAsHINGToN Co.
Waitsheld; o Skinner
Worcester; F Johnson
Warren; D Upham
Waterbury; J G Stimson
Woodbury.; A Town
Calais; ] Mower and A Pierce
Plainfeld; DIR. Rates
Marshfeld; s Pitkin
Barre; G s Johnson
Mortified; w II Smith
Fayston; L II Baxter
ORANGE Co.
Bradford; ] D Clark
Brookfield; D Kingsbury
Z do SIN Bigelow
Tunbridge; J II Woodland
Chelsea II Hale
CorinthaRev. 8 Comings
w Topsham; B Aldrich
4 do ] F George
Newbury, Rev. S Sias
Randolph; II Parkhurst
L. do MP Brooks
w. do NJ II Sessions
Post Mills; L Ilincklcy
Vershire; DIR Tyler
Orange; P L Lord
Washington; II A White
straford; D S Barrett.
CHITTENDEN Go.
Burlington; J LisCu n
Charlotte; w S Baldwin
Huntington; II Beecher
Hinesburgh; J Allen
WestfOrd; T G Beach
Jericho & Underhill; l. S Barney
Richmond; w P Briggs
Williston; w Il French
ADDISON Co
Ferrishurgh, 0 ShOles
Vergennes; DR. A Sprague
MonktOn; G Cook
Lincoln; Or Kent
Middlebury. r l. Fuller
Bristol; II Needham
Cornwall; B Y Haskell
Addison; w Reeves
Hancock; A G Allen
Weybridge; NJ Stowe
FRANKLIN Co.
w. Enosburgh: ] NJ Dean
Falls; Col. Kendall
Montgomery; ] Martin
bakersfield; C C Stone
Berkshire; A c Comings
Franklin; G FELTON,
st. Adams; Il Brainerd, Jr.
Fairfield; L w Sherman
Il. do J Foster
Richfordj 5 B Golf
CALEDONIA Go.
lIardwick; w Wheatley
Lyndon; Skinner & Foss
Walden $ Farnesworth
so do EG Foster
Danville; t Howard
N. do W Sia>
Sutton; Dea. Bean
Groton; NJ Neld
Peacham; h T Jones
McIndoe'S lls;Rev J Nc Arthur
Ryegate; w / Gibson
Cabot; q Cook
" Mclean.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

ny lne COuL, us ule result OF the IN
stution of American Slavery These facts will show,
that if the free States have nothing to do with slavery,
i has something to do with them,
The New England States
alone have lost by credtng
the South since the commen-
cement of the revolution S350000000
New York 200000000
New Jersey 100000
Ohio 100000
Pennsylvania 100000
--$7290 100000
Thus spreading ruin a
mong merchants manufact-
urers and mechanics.
The South has also re-
ceived much more than her
share of the government
patronage; the amount paid
to the South more than to
the North, has been:
For President 100000
Vice President $4,000
Judges of Supreme Court 100000
Foreign Ministers 100000
Naval officers 100000
Fortifcations & delences 100000
Secretaries and clerks 100000
Building Of Jails in the
District of Columbia, to aid
the savetrade 10000
Claims of Virginia, for
services in the revolution 100000
Florida war or negro hunt 100000
Purchase of louisiana
and Florida 100000
Expenses on same 100000
Removing Indians in VIC.
laton of the most solemn
treaties by slave admins
trations 47OO0OOO
United States capital sunk
in the South owned by
northern men 100000
Post office over
paid at South 100000
Short at South 100000
Making balance againstuS
of 100000
Out of the surplus revenue
distributed one holder,
with one hundredHslaves, re-
ceved as much as Sriy-one
tieemen of the North. Giving
them of our proportion 100000
Various expenses Of the
last war, in which the North
was sacrificed to the interest
of the South 22,OOOOoO
Making balance against
the North of S936O38 OOO
This enormous sum might be augmented by its in
erest and the expenses of the present war with Mex
leo, to at least fifteen hundred millions of dollars
We may say with safety that nine tenhs of this vast
amount ofmoney has been thousand. fold ioOrse aGn
rown acqy on the foul, blood-thrsty, soul-desroy-
ing system of American Slavery,
And to make it worse (f possible, is this humi ia
ting consideration The North largely the majority,
are bowling in dsgraceiul subserviency to the mol of
the South All the lucrative Offices in the gift of the
administration, are conferred upon men with southern
principles, most of whom are from the holding
states.
Such state of things ought to make every Ameri-
can blush and be ashamed and especially when it is
in the power of the PEOPLE to renovate the country,
and place the government in better hands that may
not be by-word and reproach among the nations of
the earth.
But we have higher motive than that of dollars
and cents, to us to immediate and decisive action
in this important matter, 1t is, that the God of heav
en- has made us responsible nation, for the erSt-
enoe of this sum Of all villanes" in our midst and he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20
Religious.
The Voices at the Throne,

BY T. wEsTWOOD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-20

The Cost Of Slavery.

Mr. EDITOR: The following statistical facts take
from our Denominatona Register, going to show the
unparalleled abuse and outrage practced upon the
North by the South the immediate result of the in
stitution of American Slavery These facts will show,
that if the free States have nothing to do with slavery
It has something to do with them,
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nen jpulfsn befOmmsn, inbsm ib midb VabtS
Der Ralts ju fsbr ausssisst bate, mas Sluts
ipsisn, bsftiSs 8ruffbmsrwn unb 1srluif css
Nppstits berpcrbrabts. Sb bate cine Samis
lie, bic fb sdn;Iib auf mene @nifrsnsunesn
perIaGtn musts. Sb bate ben Ssiifanb nRbs
rsrer NsrSts bsrbei9erufn, absr obne ir9eno els
nsn sutsn Grfols. Weins Srau fab siniss 3sit
nabbsr in ben tfsntlibsn Sldttrn cine Sss
fanntmaebun9 ron Or. Swapns's Sufammsns
sstsnn BilbfiribensS Sb faufts sis
ne 8cttsl pcn Sbrsm 9ssntsn in qewistaun.
Radbeem ilb Scttel bapOn 9enommsn bate,
mar ieb pisosr 9eiunb 9spOrosn. Sb m6bts
Sbnsn msinsn 9anf abifattsn, 70 oas Sis ss
tsfannt MAIDEN f6nnsn, no qsuts bic 70 ltssn,
rpis i,b ssIittsn babe, 6a!fs fnpsn ftnnsn.--
Der Sbres, John p. Seyne.
4sipistaun, pa.
0rQa0et @ucb nidbt bstriiasn burtb bic piss
len falibsn unc WsrtbOfsn Yrsparats p. 04ilbs
firfdmn, bic burb SsnOranten psrtffsntlitt
msrosn, ionbsrn fsbst earnab Of Or. g maps
ns's llnnribrft flip ouf Der Slaitbe befnbst,
mas ras Iibsrife SbuBmttel ss9sn Sstru9 it,.
ppDas YubIifum miro 9sparnt pOr SdIs
fbunssn Der dbts Sprup miro aIlsin CUBE:
reitst bon Or. Spapns, N. 9S. @fe Der stsu
unc Gaceifrass pbiaeeIpbia.
Sum 1srfauf bel .Jobn Hitter unb Comp.
HnsIano uno tljsIljafen mno Or. Z.
&rIarfd,all, Nsenten fir Nsaoina.
@sc. s. Olilsj Wcmelserrf; Or. Ssasrs,
pottstaun.
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Ger llntsricbriebsns betst nun feinen 8crs
ratbt pcn 5thblen su bsetuttno srnisbr9tsn
prefsn gum 0srfouf. 9tas bic flip mob njdbt
NIT Stiblen perfebsn babem iolIten anruftn an
tcm mcblftilsn gtablflimsnt in Der Olfspsnn:
ifrass, ShdO pom n&otbsn StubI" 1c. 6s,
mO iis elm srps uno fplsneitss 9tnortemsnt fins
cen msrbsn; folbs ais Sa1:Nldsn, &obrs Sie
unb atmsins StdbIs 9rcbs uno flsns 9baus
fesS Tube, SettisS &C., fcbr moblfsil.
@bsnfallS GabinetsBeratb, ats SursauS,
Su allen Yrsifsm Minaas, 6ribffdd, Yfsilsr,
Wtittd unb @nbs9ifbs, Ssttlacsn init nisorsn
une bcbsn Yfofen, @dibrdnfe, Sihsufbrdns
fs, Slsiosribrdnfs, Nrbsts uno Wafb.S tdnbs
Inflsies:Sursaus, Gotas &c. alIes ron ben ere
fobrnifsn Srbsitsrn perfsrti9t, i'm allsrnsuslfsn
Stpls aus9sarbsitet uno wsrtsn iebr wObIfsil
psrfauft. 9as Yublfum unb beicnocrs junss
'oousbdIsr, ftnb abtun9spoa sinsslaosn angus
rufsn, isinen 8Orratb ~ tsiebsn une Damn fir
Itt fsItif Su urtbeilsn.
Srieorid Ser.
| Neaon9, Dldr5 Ia. bp.
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Gill Is. NJ1ars, i'll 8riln,pitGh, Wartin
S6ble, in 63ten 9sbsnsjabre.
-am q. Sctr., in WeSeane6ura, Bern.
baro Srpner, efq, Gin @cIoat Der Nepcluti.
ch frlber elu Olltalieo Der Selsssctnns ole:
ics Stastf, I'm 84tten $e6ensjabre
AIN l8. Wldr;, IN cieler 9tapt, Waria
Stetfp, Sattln pon Ntrabam e tetfp, im 28s
iten sebenejabre.
am Il. Wlars. in bieier 9tapt Sacpt
SrauI, i'm 77fen Sabre icines Nlters.
dim 3trn btsies. III ercter, 6enrietta,
dltefe Schtsr BON QS.alam W1afsr, I'M Us
ten ssbenejabrs.
Am IS. riecs, i'll eliNb, am Sharlah.
hsbsr, Daniel, @obnhen ", Itrab. G6mcbl,
III 2tcn setenejabrc.
-am l5 oiefss, III Glep, SuIanna Snatt,
1Blttwe bGs pcrf. 8. q. Snatt, im Soften
Sabre ihres alters
-am TO- rieles, i'll gamru, pstsr l9eip
i'm 78iten Sabre Ieinse Uters.
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Serbcirotbct.

-cur6 tsu ebrm. = Olillsr, am l5ten
WdrA 5err Nutsn 5Ctman init Wlb Si'
anea Stbid, beloc Von NeAclm9.
-purb ben gbrp. Q8m. pauli, am l4tcn
pielss, Ser Scbn Olaocira, pon eliaB, init
oer 9Bittps fauna &aufmann, BON grstsr.
-am l9tcn, 5srr Sobu 5npett nit m0ib
Warp Sabsr, bon greter.
-purtb Osn ebrw. u. :. 6rrman, am II.
Wldrs. 6srr Ssrrse 6aaa, non geuter, nit
OliB gatbarina Kaufman, pcn Oter Bern.
--rurb Den gbr,p. 6rn. s5iaae Staer, an
Is. Wlarb 5err Civ Scselp init W'B Carat
Ipanl, tsioe pcn Nlhnono.
--purtb Den gbrp g. 8. 8. Saser, am &
ten Oaara, 5crr SamucI SteIser, non Wlnb
for, init OnB &atbarina I2slpman, y. 6amt
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Sfeui0feitssSSrocfen.

Die lOHeSim entrrsSill 1T i'm grn9rsik
paf(irt. lSlr mc3en nun fir6 9tdblfe slns
nsue 2ofofofrs2lrmss pon lsutsnantS, Sapls
fdnS, @olonsls &C. srWartsn, biz beitmmt linp
pes Bottles Utlo 81 per3ebrsn, obns Die 9trln9:
ten 9ienifs oafar ju lsifsn.
6err WarlbalI Scbuicn, sim lcbr ssaebtcs
.sr Snrser bon 9lappabannof Sauntp III
Srslnlen. puroc tlrSlleb I'M 28alpe er(bcl;
fen. neil man ibn purct Gu un9IhtIlcbes Sers
IsbGn fir einen Sareu blelt. er tru9 Su bet
3sit e,nsn pifen baariscn Nof.
2ie ccunte Srsmauns gpmpasnie i'll
asnncGss lebs,nt sute SNtbafts 5u MAIDEN.
Gs prrlautet. bab tiunen Xurjsm COO Cons
nsn Surfsrsr5 pcn rprt naeb Soiton pcrl6ift
msr ben ioIcn. Wan hupet es in aubcrrrccnt:
I,ber Wcnss uuo III pcr bcitcn Art III 'ppIt
uno gb.rptee eauntIes.
Das Nauhbaus bsr 6erreu gorcp u. Go,
| Al Nlton in Slllncls, trannte tlr5llb iammI
osn Gt carln beinosnpsn 10000 ptuno
Slsilet, his auf om @runo nicSsr. Ser
Starcn nlrr auf $4,000 ssltdBt.
guta. = Sm snsIil6sn pulamcnte er'
tIdrte >rro SentinF gang unpcrbcIcM, eng
laub babe eim Ncht bic Snisl cuba ,peSSu
msbmen, ale cine gnGhioiauns fir se,pllli
Gummen, ipeIhc e panlsn al England fbu!
big ici. Nuet murbs ein SorlhlaS aemaebt
Icbalo cic Ssftsnabme crfclst (si, Ole NeSer
itlapcrei anf jensr SnleI atSuibafen.
2Nsntann, 81. Mar5 -grfrorem.-
1Bis mir psrmsbmsm, 1T Capt pbili,
gD1u M kaucr, ciu aGhaBter burger DO,
Dter Dlilforo 3aunlhip, ,pabreno osr faIts,
Naobt pom | e. Oelcs, Tfroren. Der Der
fertene foil Die &ewonbeit scbatt baten, III
peilen Gin 8I6shsn ibsr ben Ourt 5u trim
Fen, uut es wirp permutbct paB ibn rsr 60
III sinem iDlebsm 3nltanpe iiberraihtc. e
pmrbe III ter TbIr elnss ShuIbanlrs ssfun
ben NO e. pabrlheinlitb Sttug fuhcno nix
teraefuMten mar TIM ntbt pieoGr autSuttgbcr
Der OerRcrbene mar etrpa so Sabre alt.
unIere eierune 9eprsut
Der 3ablmeiiter Der Ser. ct. 4rnee il
@erifo bat iitD BON ben Uoenten oee 6ou
fee Rctbibilo in Merifo bettmmen lai
fen. ibnen fir orei Millionen Dollar
8plb abSunebmen. uno lie oafGr in Web
iein aum parwertbe ;u be6ab!en. 81
Neoeruna perlert in oieier einj9en Spe
fulation Wenioltens 10000 Gblr. -
oenn fopel mebr bate lie Don anoern re
fpeftabeln 6ancelsbdufern fir ibre Wed)
fet erbalten fCnnen.
8eneral Scotts Suru d
berufun9. 9. Ger eoecfoco Wasbinn
toner Correspondent Der Baltimore Gu
iaet: Die 8eribte BON Werifo Seies
oeutlib. oaB Die sanse Irmcs iiber Die ub
berufuno oes Sbereeneral Scott erbitte
it. Sen. Scott 1T bel DEN Soloaten fe
net Irmee dber ale Maben populdr.
9. Republifaner.
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Slabccm eer Hebtt. Scbu 81 Scncs ,efa.
Dreftoent Der perfdirbcncn gourten Ocn@om.
mon spIeas, pe6 britten Seribtsbealrfs, bes
ttebcuo aus ben gaunrics 8srf6, Slcrtbamps
ton unb >eba, in QcmnGplpanitn, umb Nids
ter cer UerIhiroenen @ourten bon Oyer unb
3erminer, oct picrtrIjdbrltem SiBun9en
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batbtsn gaunties, uuo Scbn Stauffer uno
Q8illiam sod, giq., Nihtsr Der gourten
BON Oper nno 3ermner, Der Uicrtelabrliben
GiBunssu unb aaasmsinsr Ssfdnsni6.
biauna, fir bic Nihtuna BON 6aupts wmb
anbsrn Sertrecben in sepadbter gauntp Serfs
ibrsn Ssfsbl an mid aussctsat batsn, oas
tirt Neaoia9, bem 10. Sanuar, A. d. 194S,
,porin fle clue Court pon goiton plcas, Der
anaemeincn picrteljdbrli6en SiBunaen, ,Oper
unb 3crminsr uno aDssmsinsr 8efansniBs
grleoiaun9 anbcraumen, ,nelebe 9sbaIteu yper.
peR Goa 5R Neobna. fit bic gauntp 8erfs,
auf oen eriten .1Iontaa i'm ndd,ften liz
pril (Wrlbes BEN stem bes sebahtcu mcs
mats fein piro) uno ipslts 3wsi Bcben raus
erm foil
90 tprt bisrmit glahridbt ssssbsn an Den
Coroner, bic 8rsbsnsriebtsr NIB gcmtabel
Der scrabten gauntp Serfs: ba6 fte fttb III
srIastrr 3et. um 10 llbr Sormittass, init
ibren Scr3eihniiTsn, Nsstraturem lInters
Iuhunaen unb gramnationsn uno alien all:
bern grinnsrunsen ein5ufnoen baben, un fol-
ete Sinse ju tbun. bic ibren Hemtern 5u tbun
obliasn. = 9ssslsieten 9ejsnissn ,pslbs
perbnnoen fluo assen bic Sefansensn Die i'm
8efdnaniGe Der @auntp Seres Ino, obsr BAH
fein mtsen, 9eri6tlib jn Derfabrsn, 70 tpic es
reebt iein mag.
"Bett erbalte Ole Republif"
rOie 3susen unb Smrors, Uelebe auf er'
iaate Court Dorselaosn (lnb, tperben crfnb {,
pInftliteeit 5n beotadten: i'm gall itrss
Iusblsibens neroen fe in 8smdbbeit oes
GeIeBes ta1u se3wunssn. Diele Inssise tpire
auf beloneern 8sfebl Der Cont tefannt se'
maebt, oaber ale Disjsntsen, wstben es an:
ssbt. 0tt bat 81 ri6ten babsn.
Jebn 9. Sbreeer gtsrif
@chrifs lint, Neabins, ! a.Ha
D1drj Z. 1848. T. 3m.
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10. 80 l7oro funtte 5traB0
qsntsn bic Nufmerfiamfsit ibrsr SrsunSs une
oss publifums iibsrbaupt, auf ibr iplsnbio unb
nsuss N1crtslnsnt BON @itsrn fur pausbals
tunesn, bsifsbsnb aus Ws1srn unb @atsln,gbs
uno sbss'a6fsln, scpfsn, 4siklm emartsn
Scbsrn uno YrefsrvnssSsikln msfiin9snsn
Ssikln, Siselsifen, aibtsrif6dsn, qibtibsss
REM 9Batsrn, Sdaufsln unb 3an9sn Srats
unb 8adspfannsn, Sfiaets, Raifsemiblsn,
Sbsersn, 9Iofen, Spisssln Srces, 9Bafbr
&eifss unb Marfts&crben, Gsesrs1Baarsn &c.
mas ale su ben nisbrisifsn prsifsn psreauft
rperben mrb.
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