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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-26
Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DFPARTNEST,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Apf'l Ia, lsis


Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, April Ia, lsi9,
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Navy
- (jobinv and Clothing Materials" will be received al
this Office until o'clock p IN, Monday the 2st day OF
Nav next for furnishing and delivering (on receiving
thirty days poce) each either of the navy yards at
Chaflestown, Massachusetts,, Brooklyn, New York, and
osport Virginia such quantities OF all of the to
lowing named ARTICLES OF clothing and clothing mule
rails as may ordered by the chief oil this bureau, by
The of said navy yards respectively during
the fiscal year commencing the LIST day OF July next
and ending the 3O,h day OF June, 1859 viz:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-26
Notice to Pres IN .,tIon Claimants.

NOTICE. 10 Fre"t AtIOn CInImhnt'
Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
OF the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required establish the to the
satisfaction OF the register aud receiver OF the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor practical
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale of the lands EN-
bracng the tracts claimed, otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar 4-IawI3W
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-26

Rules in relation to claims provided for BY of Con-
gress, approved Sd March, ls49, entitled "An act TO
Proude for the payment of horses and other property
lost or destroyed an the military of the United
States"
A LII CLAIMS under the provisions of this act must be
"A presented at the office OF the Third Auditor of the
Treasury Department, and each be snbstanated BY
such evidence hereinafter designated with respect 10
of the class under which it falls
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
.&J UPPER SANDuSKY,
INA@Ns GNM@EMNa
CONNECTED WEEKLY, by
MCCutChen g. Anderson

Inall diseases of the blood, all eruptions Of ev-
cry character, scrofula, and even cancers, the
Great American Remedy, DR.. G. c. Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture is sure and
sovereign specific. The great Alternative powers
of this article is one of its leading features. The
use of calomel is superseded, where this Lithon-
triptic is known. 1t will eradicate any complaint
which tnis we'll known mineral is used as a REM
edy for, and leaves no dcleterious result, as is
seen to be the case with calomcl ifit is used. We
shall give in few weeks some testimony TO prove
the character of this article a remedy for can
Ger scrofula, and all such diseases which are pro-
dueed by bad blood. The Lithontiptic has made
many curse, and is daily making them all over
the world. Call upon the Agent and get PAM
phet read il, and you win find the principle up
on which 1t makes cures in all complaints
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23


fRr EvERyaoDy READ THIS CARsFuLLy.v-The 10 a
Sarsapara for sale IN the different towns called ).
rownsens Sarsapara. 1t is advertised as the ORlGI
NAL GENUINE, and all tnat. This Townsend doctor
and but was formerly worker on railroads. ca
aas and the keyet he the title OF Doctor for the
purpose OF gaining credit for what he e He says "he
mas attended medical schools and pracced for fifteen
years W Now the truth Is he never practiced medicine
jay in his life Such rilfnh pcked misrepresentation
looks bad the character and veacy Of the man. wish
most sincerely he had made those statements OF HIM
self or When will learn to be honest and truth.
f all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men lie applied Ruel Capp 10 assist him in man.
utacurns his mxture stating the large suma he would
make, inducement embark in the business These
men have been insulting and hheing ne in all possible
forus order to impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors Sarsaparills the genuine, original
SarsdpariHd made from the Old Doctors Original Rec,
pis fhisS. r Townsend says have sold tho OF my
hanie tor 81 a week Twill give him $500 II he will pro
duce single solitary proof of this His statements Of
Thompson. Skman d Co., are nothing but tissue Of
asehoods simply made deceive the public, and keep
the truth down in regard his soring fe,neafing
pound This caution the public te'urchase none but
Old DR. JACOB Townsends Sarsaparia having on it the
Old Doctors likeness, his family Coat Of Arms, ami his
ngnatureacross the Coat ot Arms.
r,ncipa Q6fce, lt2 Npssdtc street. n. Y Cug.,
JACEU TOWNSENO.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
From California.

Mrs. Doebler Of this place received a
Letter from her husband, the other day,
from which we learn that the company he
started with, all got through safe except
one, who died with the consumption. Mr..
Dcebler's letter was dated; "Ohio City,
Upper California, Sept. lT, l849." The
letter states that the company had erected
a log cabin for blacksmiths shop, and
named it Ohio City: some of the boys are
digging gold, others are teaming. Mr..
Doebler says:-"I have been digging gold
better than week; it is hard business. |
have made from four to ten dollars per
day. 1t is thought by soune that the ave-
rage amount made would not be over five
dollars per day to the man take it all over
the diggings. Some of our men it they
had money enough would turn back home
immediately; some are very much dlscour-
aged; some that came by water are disap-
pointed so bad that they turn right back
on the same vessel they came on. Some
of our boys are bound to go back home by
next spring"
The letter states that they got to the
gold diggings on the twenty second day
of August, after long and tedious jour
nev of one hundred and twelve days.
They crossed the snowy mountains on the
18th of August. Mr.. d. says, these noun
tains are half covered with snow, and il
places the snow is twenty feet deep. Near
ly all of the company have had turn o
the mountain fever, caused by drinking
stagnated water,
In speaking of the country Mr. D. says
"Take the gold away, l would not taxi
it as gift, 1t is very mountainous. an(
the lands are very poor; time has beel
that men could make money here, but TIN
mormons and the Oregon boys have takel
the cream off, and left the refused eartl
for u.s." Yet Mr., d. says "gold is foun'
all over the earth, you can't set your foo
down but there is gold underneath.
have never washed painful of dust, with
out getting little gold, but it is in very
small particles that it will hardly pay t.
wash it," To make itpay they must di!
from to feet deep, and then they ge
the pure gold, specimen of which Mr.
Doebler inclosed in his letter.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23

and Hungarian refugees Kossuth, and
the other leaders were to remain at We'd
den until their ultimate liberation.
Three hundred Hungarians have been
converted to the Mahommedan faith, and
many others are followiag their example.
Sir Stratford Canning, Che British Mir
lister at Censtantinople, has sent passports
TO Gdyanne, the Irish officer, and tosother
British subjects, who have served in the
Hungarian army.
ROME.
The return ofthe Pope and the leaving
of the French army, are matter not soon
expected to take place.
SPAIN.
Narvaese has revenged himself by dis
snissing the King from his post as keeper
of the Palace, and has imprisoned prizes
;and monk as instruments of the policy
of the King.
The new American Minister has beer
formally presented at Court. He disclaim
ed, in the name of the Presi lent of thu
United States, the doings of the Roune
Islanders, whose object was to seize Cuba
ENGLAND.
No news The newspaper press de
vote much space to the Canadian Annex
alton address. Its tone and temper ar
commended. The Times says, that b.
whomsoever the document was written
it reflects great tact, skill and adroitnes
of its authors.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
Road Notice!

NOTICE is hereby given that at the last June
" session of the Commissioners of Wyandor
o., there was petition filed in their Office fef an
alteration of the State road leading from Upper
Sandusky to Wiliamstowni Said alteration 10
commence at or near beaverd dam, near the north
line of section ,twehty-three in township two
south, of range twelve east. thence north %esJ
teriy course to the section line betwee sections
fourteen and twenty three, thence wost ON said
section line near mile. (either over or underl
according to the judgement of the viewers, where
il will lcava the section line and mtersect said
State road again at the nlest suitable poiut. The
second day of,he next December session was set
for hearing of the same.
Oet. 80, ls49.--34-4ws t@
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
DE CAREFUL OF couNTERFElTs.

How to avoid thcm:-Each Agent who sells the
genuine Brandreth Pills, has certificate of Agen
cy, which has been engraved at a vast expense
1t represents the Manufactory at Sing Sing, or
the banks of the Hudson River, and is signed by
Dr. Branpreth, and his seal stamped upon the pa
per- also fac-simile of the labels upon the boxes
Compare them
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
MARKETS.

New YoRK, Nov. 20, lS49.
Editor Ohio Salesman:
Flour-Market dull and declining. Quota
tions at $4,5514. Prices are in favor of buyers
GRAIN-Whea dull, with downward tenden'
cy There is good deal doing in Corn, and hol-
ders are firm.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
LOST.

A THE Indian Mill on Tuesdly night
IN Oct 30, lS49, red morocco pocket book
containing about so cts. in change, &, two notes,
one calling for forty dollars, given by Andrew
Sloan, payable to Isaac Zane, due March /, 1850
the other calling for ten dollars, given by JOIN
Shields & Charles Alfred and payable to Jame
Jackson; due Nov 5, ls49.
EBENEzER ZANE.
Nov Z le49.-25-3t-*
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
PATTERNS!

never ending parapherpaa of French and Eng
lish ginghams, alpacas, French marines, fine
ornamental eashmeres, mour de lanes, thibet,
brocha, cashmeres and tartan plaid shawls, bon
nets, ribbons, edging and inserting, bobinets,
laccs, &c. A large pile ofvesting of every va
riety and color and as cheap as can be bought
any where in the Western Hemisphere.
Ifthe Lndis WI fav,r n ", ha Ca'n
They can be accommodated with Ladies and Mis-
scs woolen caps of the most splendid styles
and every other article that is desirable. CALL
FORNIA RATS and CAPS enough to supply
all the Gold diggers of the GILA and SACRA-
MENTO.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
TAIIORING!!

eo The subscriber respectfully announces to
"a the Inhabitants of Upper Sandusky and the
7F whole world in general, that he is perma-
nenify @ located in Uppet sOndusky, in the shop
formerly occupied by Mr.. Walker, directly OPP
posite MeCutchen g. Anderson's s store; where he
will at all times be found ready toesecute af work
entrusted to his care in a neat and fashionable
manner. CUTTING out done on the shortest no.
tiec Ond warranted to fit those for whom tits done.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for work; and red Backs not refused.
NATHAN A. WORLEY,
uppcr Sandusky, Nov. 18th, lef9.-36-3m.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23

NOTICE for iSCHO oil TA-X
The voters residing in the School District comi
posed of the town of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, are
hereby notified to meet at the school house (Old
Court House) in said town, on the lst day of De-
cembef next between the hours of o'cock, P.
NJ. and o'clock P. M, on said day, and then and
there determine by majority vote, ur IN the
repairing of School house, the payment Of rents
of school house, the furnishing School house
with stove and pipe, and the purchase OF fuel for
Schools of said district and the amount of money
necessary to be raised for the purposes afore-
said. A tax is proposed to be levied for the above
mentioned purposes, to be voted for ut the time
and place above mentioned. se
By order of the Board of Education. ..ss
JOHN A. MORRISON,
Nov. s, le49.-35-3t. Sect'y of Board.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
Road Notice,

hUuu Nutltts
VNHERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Wyandot county, Ohio
at their next December session, ls49, for a review
and alteration in the county road leading from
Cary to findlay said alteration to commence al
the east end of Frisby Nye's lane on said road
thence running south to intersect the road leading
from Cary to Mt. Blanchard, in section twelve
township one south, range twelve east, and there
terminate.
Oct. 9th, 1888 -4w.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Luce d Patch in the tavern keeping
in the town of Upper Sandusky, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to set
tie with d. S. Luce.
D: S. Luce will continue the business al
the same place; where he hopes by stricf
and rigid attention to his business, to mer-
it liberal share ofpublic patronage.
b. S. LUCE.
JAMES S. PATCH.
November f2th, l849.--36-3t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-11-23
The estate of Robert Bruce.

NTOTICE is hereby given, ihat the mn Her
| y signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of r obert Bruce de-
ceased late of Wyandot County. Dated at Upp 7
SanduskY this2 LIST day Of November A. d. 2s49.
ga ELI BRUCE
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
Ohio Gtants- B O to-
GGutcu, Wlitttppcb, gtpS. III. 1S49u
gSie 0p,ti,errijrSfroftc.

Gini8e uufcrcr Wed1elbldtter anS bieIcn
Gtaate far9eit AT bie@pupernSr6fra9e in9tns
re9ung su trin9cr. Wfan Idet iId bic unb ca
III tpeitlduf9e Spefutatirnen et1t, per Die oez
ei9nete q>erlcn fir Die 9tnmartitaft riefe5
slmtes fei llro reoct babel natitrlid, feinem
GSnner, @iiuitlin9 ODER 0reunbe bas QGprt.
gSr f6nnen tterin nid,t5 llnbilli0es pter
Sddoltde5 9e9en baS Golf feben, pb9leif,
mir fl'rslid, AT einem 6fentlihen Srte bon
eittem 9e9ner rer Observation-Disclosures eine
fclhe Sehauptnn9 auflfcl(en b6rten. Hebats
teure, tpeId,e iiber btefe 0ra9e fhreiten occr
iprehen flnb frete Mdnner mo taben eilt
ocltfcmmene5 9ed,t lire Nseinung fcrpie
thre SepprSn9un9 bieies pber jenes Mannes
alt6Sulpred,en. @6 fam ntht 9efaot fperben,
oae fIs boburd bem BpIfe etnen Ganbibaten
oufordn9en pber be0en llrtheil beiteheu. -
gSer etgentIid1 Der Gaubicat fetn foI entz
fd)cibet bas 8clf burh feinc Heprdicntanten,
ipefd,e su bem Gnce reipeftipe tttitruirt iInb.
Seech, ab9eIehen tierport f5unen Disfuiz
Gonen Der slrt Stpilben unfern Gplle9en unb
burd fIe i'm @clfe, s,t perf6nlioten gnts,pei>
itn9en uno 9rcBen Sdrpieri9fetten fitbren,
tenn es hat audi unter itner foIhe, benen
es all Wdbt9feit unb Sefcnncnteit feblt uub
bic bet ioGden Gjele9entciten 1elten I'M Stonz
be lInb S5rem sd, bic 9ebittrenben Sdjran>
fen su feben. Sc rdudt unS, mir tdtten
fhrn 70 eitt 9eipi6eS @jerafel perucmmcn,
ais ob NIT Der Nano ait cen Degsn 9efhlas
gen tpcrcen tpdrc !-Bir hpfen suSer(Td,tz
lidl baB es babel blei6en mirb. QoBt bicfe
Sra9e ba entfhiebcn peroe,t, ,pp 1Te am gns
be bod MIR allein entfhieben wercen fam.
Gos bfpfe gmpfeblen eincS Wanne6 at Der
Slntpartihaft bieie6 9lmte6 fam nid,t it1as
ben, allein 9e,piGe Spetnlaticncn nobel
man bon g d, 8 e SEN urb s fth alten,
uno q Dbantpme uno Mil(en lit 1T
BON Der slufopfernn9 bc8 Nettt9 ften %
reoet unb babel 9cle9entltd, NIT Dem Tehces
banofdub ipiett, ,nS9en su fhlimnen Sotgeu
flibren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

Seine ibwarSe Majeitdt Der &aiier bon
paptL 9erutte S @>rinScn uno As S,erse9e gu
madden. Die Wafd]ine tpomit oieic pcGlrs
lthen bidmduli9en Durdlauhten fabrisirt
purten, 1T speifel6cbne en9lifher gr>
f1noun9 nno wabrlheiulid, cine 3u9abe su
Der neuen &rcne bcs fdyipar5en Snriteu, nell
d)e. ,pie mir unern Qelern fdcn frnber be-
ridtetl IN Gn9lanc perfertist murbe uno cine
talte Miaicn fcifen fou.-Gnelano 1T Elm
9rc6es Qano! Gas gauge pc1Tenipiel ticlr
Sarltenmahetei auf Der Snfel Soapti 1T fein
Werf. Ger itwarSe &aiier erbielt fiirslitb
ein 8eslilfwiinl ldm9sld,retben prn Dem
en9Iiiden @neernrr ron Santaifa. - S,ums
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
Sine 1teue 8duf.

Sin neuer 3pei9 Der Sbic Staat6bant lit
fiir;ltd) lit geu 9tsbpn, @clumbiana &C.,
erridtet woroen. Dies beranlaete Den vSifs
fit slboertiier" fcl9enre Semerfl1n9en su
mad)eu:
v0eben urb Spb.-gine ,teitc Sdnf
1T icebcn tit Neu Qi6bcn in5 Qeten 9etrcten
lno cine anberc III Montrpie ga. befannt
rnter benz Jfamen ,,Suequehannd Sdnf"
aus bem Dalein oerid)rpuuceu. 60 fomnt
uno perfh,rinbet paS 8OIe"
Diefem 9lrtifel fii9t Der vSbio patrict"
cou 9fcu ei6tpn fol9enbe Mprte tct:
vSn gew0bnlihen SdQen 1T Der Gob cine
SueOe oes Summers uno be6 Qcictra9eus,
uno Der Giutritt lit biefeS 2eten Gi6t gerans
laGung gum @liidipiinf fden; allein bier lit
bas @e9entteil Der Sal. gSenu cine &onf
bahiniheioet, 70 1T ihrem Naubpcien ouf
einnal ein @nce 9emadt; ipcnn aber eine
reue in'6 Qebcn trttt 70 bat itre @arriere
Der plitnberun9 70 ebcn be9cnneh tcnn jebe
Nunocrttaulenb Collars, relde bic Sanfcn
BON Sbio beGeen uno antpcnren iuo eiu
burhfhnittIider socrlaB oru bem 8olfe bon
3wanSt9 SauIenb Cellars jdtrlid,.
Iad, Gerlauf bon fiinf Sabren ,perben Ge,
nad benz jesi9en @eihdftsfnGe, lbr Capital
9ebpppelt baben uno tpenn fe es oleoonn
fir gut fnben icllten, tSunen fe in Die Suss
itopfen ibrer Gpr9dn9cr treten uno Gem 0ez
fese Srpe bietcn.''
Bir tabcn pbiecn Wabrteiten wetter
nidte beiSufii9en oIs oa8 mir feft iiter;eugt
fInb, ba6 fritber cber fpdter cine &rilI6 nit
Der Sbio Staatetanf uno tbrer 3,peigc cue
treten mirb. @s Iie9t lit Der giatur oe5
SaNfweiens nnb Die frittere poer ipdtere
grplcfIcn bdn9t Bios bon umitdnoen uno
gerbdltni6en ab. @as besbaIb audi t,nmcrs
bin gu Gunifen ces Sanfmel leus sefast tpere
ben fann, 1T Srus uno Gdufduue. @s it
cine slnlfalt bic bic @iuselnen auf Soften
Der Wetrteit berethert, uno Der getritsetei
uno Der al9eneineu gntfIttlid,un9 Gtiir unb
Gbcr Gfnet. Wann niro oas amerifaniId,e
Gclf bies flar erfennen uno lId, tieler lifi,
gen 8iroe entlebt9en ?
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

gS et b ii d e &6pfc. - Der 9eilfrei-
DIE easfer rcileftirt in einem grDscren 9lufe
fase: ,.Beiblidle &6pfe" iiber ben Scpfpus
Der Damsn auf fclgenoe gEeife: Scr
&epfpus 1T bas sustdn9efdiIb Res weiblis
djen gefhmads, Der 9errdtber Der Oicisuus
gen, Der Sd1wddeu ,peiblid,er per5en. Die
nidt 3eit BADEN, ihre 0aare lit Orbnnns su
briusen, babet lder aud, nidt 3eit, ibrc
Wirtbid,aftss s9lu9ele9enbeiten su cronea -
ipdte Seoerr III oen Saaren perratben, cae
man ndbt ipdt 9enu9 aus ben 8eberu fcm-
nten fann.
6elt anliegenee, 9latte Soaare oeuten auf
bduSlid,e snlpruhlOf9fsit; finifliG pcrmis
dsIte, fcrsfditi9 nm eas Soaar gepunbcne
Sled'ten auf ueniBer BirtbGdfeit, als auf
Sinn fur ipeiblid,e 0,nearbeiten, /. 9.
tlnitlibe Stlderei umo slebnlitcs.
Snrss felte eoden Gnb cen prclai1den
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14

Trauen eiscn, bic ron friibeffer SuSenb an
etmas @rcemn!terlides um I'D, habeu,uub
flno fe MIR scrgebunben, 70 fann man auf
phleamatifde 8ehoqljhfeit fd,licBen.a
9cie, berunterbdugence, bic Stlrn be-
fhattenoe 9eden Ihmlden oas Sodnpt elmer
Shwdrmcrin - eines pcetlhen @entltbes
- elmer 8erlicbten. ss11ra
3arte, weihe uno 9icbe ibntodteaoe Gee
Ieu lieben einSeIne e6fhen tinter ben oh
rent
3wci tleine ecceu an BEN Seiten, ober
eue ftt aulie3cnee iu Der Mtte Der Stirn,
Guo 8eunSeihen eines falten, fprooen 9e=
milthe6.
Cine Siiae, om 0interfrpfe teratpallen-
Der, 9cdan (igt balo tie beitere Sdelmin,
balo nen luiti9eu QSilcfan5 erfennet"
9luf beioeu Seiteu ceS Gcpfes un9leid'e
0pfeu, uno auBercem Sen Saarpns III ale
Spielereien tineintinbelub, trd9t Die 60
quette,- ben 3cpf mad, Der Wltte bes Srp<
fes Ut un9eaodjten sulammen9ercat, oa6
Waunpeib- poer mad oein mcberneit &anlt'
ausorude-oe en,auciprte Tra1. t#
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-14
6 o { all 9 c T. t cb t 6,

Scit unIerer lceten 9tummer bat oer Iieb>
lihe Snoianeriommcr Nblhieb 9encmmen
uno als 3eihen Der Grauer lit un1cre Icnif
frennolihe ge9eno Sdcn felt eiui9en Gagen
III elnen stemltd) oidten, na6.falten 0fcbelfpr
9ebtllt. Der GIberhaarise Mtuter tcmmt.
Setue @crbcten finbigen ieine olmdblise
slllndbernn9 an. Die lan9en 9benoe benust
Sober na@ ieinem eisenen Geldntad. Sefs
felltltde unterbaltun9spldte 9iebt cs bier
auBer 9Strtbstduiern unb @rccerDen feine.
GaS Dor eini9en cSabren taber ipridmDrtlid)
9etpcroene 9eieli9e ceutlde Qeben fteint
aus9eitcrben S1 ietn. MuIfs Gbcaters unb
e5elan9sSeretne melobe su 3etten bliitben
nnb Grfrenlihcs leilteten> fno pem Gsoiss
mts uno oem merfantilen geiite gum Spfer
9efallen-2rauri9es Zoos aoes @uten uno
Sb0nen !! - Ger etn3i9e @eeenifano Der
nnieru, ehemals fur bas 8e0ere beseilferten
blel'9en Ceutld,en eini9es SntereTe ab;u9ez
'pt1nen fd)eiut, 1T eil armfeIi9eS Gpmiucs
fplel. gSelh' ein 9!blfanb! - Dos, ,pas
Ser; nnb Stnn osreoelt, ben @eilt btlcct,-
mas 9roB fd)on uno erbaben it, pertauftt
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