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IN iVeai 49, $ 3s2 $50
whilst our imports for the same period amounted to
but s3,6io, 467, showing balance IA our favor of
As.ab,ISS. The trade IL, therefore, Important:
and n 20 much to our advantage under restricted
commerce, a very serious and important question
arises, as TO whether it would not be greatly b.re
hcisl To us TO extend that trade. 1his, however.
must necessarily depend upon the result of careful
and enlarged investigation, and we have not the,
slightest doubt that II will receive both from the
eminent gentleman whose duty 1t is to look into II.
u such measure should be recommended and
carried out, the provinces would virtually be a
portion OF this Union, and but few months would
,iagse before they would be entirely so The CO.
lonIal system OF government Cannot stand along
slde o. ours moment, when viewed by an I'M
PreJnulceu eye and the colonst feeling that he
has been deserted by England, having no commu-
nlcation with her, and being In hourly intercourse
with us, would rapidly learn tina, the cloak oil
ignorance and prejudice within which he wraps
himself but excludes hin from the bright and
genial influences Of our Institutions and the glory
and greatness they produce. OnEeA.
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" signed beg leave 10 inform the public Of New
vicinity that they are going 90 sren Saturday the 10Th
July in Ne 20 BOvery their Establish
msnt In the style Of Paris and Berlin In this elegant
blhhment they will supply at hour In the day
Beverages and Refreshments we'll the finest
Confctonsres Cakes aud Psstetss OF every description
and there will be executed by them all orders u articles
this kind, with the great speed.
W. kOBLANtK q. BORSTELI, 80 Bowery.
PS-Fresh Bouillon, Coffee, Chocolate. Tea &C Dudley
seden Cakes from 81 and upwards continually in
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AMUsKMENTs

M ECHANICS HALL, No. E2 BROADWAY BETWEEN
w Grand and Broome streets-OPEN EVERY EvENIN0
the original and well known CnRlsTY's MINsTRELs-
organized l42 the Oldest established the world
the to harmonic negro melodies Of the
present popular style of Ehio whose
in this city during the past three years
elusive evidence Of their Superior meri. and
The Company consists ten performers under the direction
CT +. y. Chrsy. Doors At Concert
AZ o'clock Admission %
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FOR SALE.

"A Bay uorsesthey l6 hands and very smo.tb built
Without blemish and warranted sound true Kind =
This span are truly tervceabe. and stylish They
Will b. sold cheap Inquire 5tth st. aud h
DEkKiNS HOTEL FOR sALE.-TuE SUBSCRIBER
haNirG mere business than he attend to- Offers his
Motel corner Of Christie and Division streets for sale
howe carefully planns md built for hotel
be excoled for for Locations being within
sps square Persons wishing in such
business Already established to purchase the property
investment will md this favorable for
ehor or both. trply the premises Perkins Hotel or
JAMES H. PERKINS.
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CEMPLE ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION
~ and Forwarding Merchants Benicia City California

GUNNER DRESS GooDs.--A. T. STEWART a CO
- have received Der steamer Washington style printed
Organds and Jsconets rlsn. plaid. and Chino Toes de
flndc rlas and striped Glaze Silks and variety Of ne
goods suitable for the season.
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DRlvATE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO. 30 ORANGE ST.,
esabIshed over thirty years. for the OF all
eases Of private nature soctor LaLa French
warranted 10 every It's first stages Price al
bottle NB.-This invaIusbs medicine be obtain
ed at mo other place In the world.
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HOTELS, sc.

DAyILIoN, GUILrORD 10 TNT-THIs wELL-KNowN
seaside resort 10 oren for the reception Of esu
Isry Persons wishing 70 enjoy the benefits Of sr,
bathing, and sea food. viii hnd this pleasant heatthfu
and desirable simmer retrsst Stages will leave New Ha-
ven for Guiferd Point. on the arrival Of the care
GutLponD, Cenp, July 10, 1S4g. r. HUNT.
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nR COOPER DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR IHI
- last fourteen years. oenhned his
ment OF mereural and other diseases Of delicate nature
He can cure the most aggravated 81 this disease
sharre.
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VINHE RESIDENTS OF THE LOWER PART or THE
Tvefih ward are requsrted g. assemble this msrnins
yuly the 18TH at o'clock A. ~ OF the school house ia
Ioteth street between the Seventh and Eighth avenues for
the purrose Of taxing suck steps they think
the and arrest the progress Of the dread
ful mslady With which we are afflicted
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TYR. MORRISON is CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ on All diseases Of delicate nature, practice OF 81
enables him to the most virueut
Recent cured in nrco 10 da,s f.. iii
4 afr
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LN0R sALE-ONE srEERAGE TICKET, IN THE AU-
gust steamer from Pan San Francisco Appy 40
mo. SNIFFEN Jr. X Co. 81 A nm street
E0R sALE-THE FAST SAILING NEW YORK BUILT
skip FRANCIS DEPAU GOO tons kurthen. with cabins
on deck to accommodate large number Of passenger For
T. d. FOWLER, ss ives, street
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LATTER MA1HEW.-TOUR SUPERIOR LIEENESsEs,
two full length whole size plates taken on the <th Of
July and two busts showing his empersnc med taken
the 9TH. be at LAwRENCEs New GALLERY 2ll
Broadway, three doors below Fulton also family
groups and 81 cole gtate elias. four
taken by his new and peculiar arrangement Of light
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
Hangman Foote on Benton.

Mr.. Senator Foo'e, gentleman who has
acquired some distinction since his appear
ance in The public councils, has written a
letter in reply to Mr.. Bentons recent speech,
which occupies nearly as many columns of
the Union as The Trojan war did years.
The following extract furnishes a tolerable
idea of the temper IN which the letter is con-
ceived, and of the classical elegance with
which it is indited Referring TO Mr. Ben
toms speech, Mr.. Foo says;
cit is evidently long,medtated, labori-
ousIy prepared, and diIlgen ly memorized
discourse, upon certain national topics of
most surprising interest; and yet do | feel
that can observe of it justly, aud without
The smallest exaggeration, that its feeble and
confused reasonlngs, it tawdry grandllo-
quence in some places, It's coarse scurrllty
in others-ils awkward and clownish at
tempts at a sort of Ciceronic Righteousness
lis unmannerly dogmatism-is nauseat.
ing egotism-and that internal spirit Of ma
Lightly which it breathes throughout, and
which would have been far better suited to
animate some goblin damned,' or devil
broke loose from hell, than to give grace
and dignity to human mould and tempe
rament-would be sufficient to extingulsh
the glory and BIAS the fame of the most
distinguished o. ator that either ancient or
modern times have afforded"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
AN INTERESTING CASE

Where Elder Srout Is personally known, he needs no
vouchers as his character for truth and vcracty stands
high that of any other Where it is known it is only
necessary to say he is highly respectable Clergyman of
the Free win Baptist denomination We ak for his state
ment, candid reading,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having of late associated with mniSterng brethren who
were 'ah9rng under pulmonary difficulties, and knowing
this is the lot If such difficulties, and the public
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines,
deem my duty 10 state few facts touching my
believing they will be Of public utility. For years
past been afflicted with disease Of the lungs
ming hoarsenes and pain through the chest,
md at times difficulty of breathing. During the past win
ter had arrived that stage that found must suspend
my ministerial ahnrs unless could obtain relief, which
2On'dered doubtful having tried several physicians pre-
Crptions without any benefit. Stating my convictions to
some Ofm friends they persuaded Inc to Hunters
Pulmonary Balsam or Cough Syrup. had little faith
in these medicines that should not have procured it had
not the money been given by the person. who made the
quest. called on Mcssrs urts and Company, who re-
commended the above named BaSam and the Indian Dys
pepsia Pills To be taken in connection with it, used them
with so good success that my friends astonShed
have not enjoyed so good health for years do
therefore feel willing to Civ my tn the public
Iethe with advice to those afflicted with coughs. colds
and lung complaints To try the Basam and Pills.
$. X. COLLINS, Wholesale and Retail Agent Montpelier
VT, sc HuChns, WaterburyD w Keith, Bnrre--L Hook
er, Plainhrld-E Putnam, MarShfeld-E Perry and Co
Cabot-N Kiddrr and Gu. IIydepurk-H NJ Villas, John
sOn-D Gilbert, Morristown--H Montgomery, IIardwick
l3;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
SAVINGS ms TITUFION
For the Widow and Orphan.
PER CENT. INVESTMENT
SOUND CASH CAPITAL.

The attention of Vermont and New England
capitalists, having money to invest, or other un
productive stocks to exchange for surely pro-
dlctiuc one, is called to the advertisement in this
days paper, of the Trustees of the NATIONAL
LIFE Insurance COMPANY OF THE UNITED
STATES. There can be no safer or more surely
profitable investment in the country, and with
money a " drug" at and per cent. interest thro'
all our large cities, the stock of this truly sound
company will soon find its way among the lead.
ing most meritorous and permanent investments
of the country. Other companies in New York
and Connecticut arc at this time in receipt OF
over $1,000 daily, and some Of the London agents
established throughout the Globe, are receiving
nearly HUFF Million Of Dollars annually, in
premiums, which enables the insured members
to meet their oon losses, and pay large dividends
of so and 60 per cent, without calling on the
Stockholders. The high character Of tho Trus-
tees, and the practical experience of the gentle
men selected as Executive officers, Medical ex-
aminers and Agents, is a sure plodge for tht
pany in every department. Those wishing t.
secure surely profitable Investment of eightcei
per cent Ohtin the first year, have no timo to lose
which is warranted by the most intelligent faith
fol aud responsible Board of Trustees to b
found in the Country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
Dress Fitting,

1t will be seen by our advertising columns,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Daugherty are stopping for a
short period at Mrs. Kimball's in this village, fol
the purpose of teaching dress makers, and 9th
ers, who wish to learn the art, to fit dresses OF
scientific principles, so as to insure the best o
fits to any and all of the human forms with grea
accuracy. This is new system, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. D., we perceive by the papers, are highl!
spoken Of where they have had an opportunit,
to test their skill, and are said to have succeed
ed in making good all they profess to accom-
plsh.
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OFFTClAL.
A RECOMMENDATION BY THE PSESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

A RECOMMENDATION BY The PSESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
At season when the Providence of Con
has manifested itself in the visitation of a
fearful pestilence which is spreading its raw
ages throughout the land, it is fitting that
People, whose reliance has ever been in His
protection should humble themselves be-
fore His throne. and, while acknowledging
past transgressions, ask continuance of
the Divine Mercy.
1t is, therefore, earnestly recommend,
that the first Friday in August be observed
throughout the Uniled States as a day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer. All bust
ness will be suspended in the various bran
ches Of the public service on that day; and
it is recommended to persons of all religious
denominations to abstain, as far as practica.
BILE, from secular occupation, and to assem-
BILE in their respective places of Public
Worship, to acknowledge the infinite good
, ness which he has watched over our exist
ence as nation, and so long crowned u
q; with manifold blessings, and to implore tn
Almighty, in his own good time, to stay tn
: destroying hand which is now lifted up a
ganst US. u. TAYLOR.
e WAsHINGToN, July, 3, IS49.
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WASHINGTON, July, 3, lS49.

ScoURGING HUNGARIAN LADY. A
Hungarian lady, who was the means of de-
ivering some Austrian officers into the
hands of the Magyars, has been tried by
court martial, at Presburgh, and sentenced
be PUBLICLY SCOURGED. This is
the most brutal It on record.
WNay, there is an incomparibly worse
tale to tell than this--for there are not les;
than a million of American women contin
ually under the lash of the slave driver
without any protectlon--to be scourged az
Hbitum
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
WHY Don't You TrV tie

Read the following statement of facts-tbrow away
YOUR old preiudCes and answer the above question a
ocrlng to common and reason and You win try H.
MessTs Curss and Nichnls.-FUr two years mast have
been entirely Frustrated with the Rheunatsn. both nv
Knees were sweled their original szea Iarpe bunch
came out breast bone appearing like part Of the bone
thrown out. Another bone was thrown Out of nv wrist
I'm short endured the most eXeulcating hans far nrnry
three years obtained the best medical attendance the
country afforded, and tried great Lumbr of medicines
and prescriptions without the least benef or alienation
when had the good torture 70 pIocufeh bottle of Camp
and Pain Killer, prepared oil messs Cuh and Perkins, Of
Bangor. Soon after taxing II, iouhd could get some
rest nights, ana tut PAIN become lest Vont have
tinued to take and apply 1t externally until have used
eight bottles LOOK mlch larger qlahtlte than was
commended. The swelling has all gone down hath in NV
limbs and breast and am entirely relieved from main
have been aDo TO 90 good uays work time the
three months ioT man OF my age No description Of
ceived from this article belive is the besl sc In the
Mou lot IheumatS haVe a,so uSeI for cholic pains
III the s'onaok' anu u"ays huhu innealNc relief.
JOHN HICKMAN
| Dixmont July II, 1913. 'NN"
In addition to the above have certificates from ner-
sons of the highest responsibility all the country ~
have been cured Of the bilious choc CRAM G H., s,n,
Il ach and mbs scarlet rash throat in ajus ar chill
dren, spains and bruises the sbbnrn rase nf the
Piles sCalds and hums extracting the Are M
ana giving immediate relief from pain,
BE particular to call for Curtis and Perkins, Grimm and
pain kerall others bearing this are
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERKINS,
Bangor, Maine.
X Collins, wholesale and retail, Monpelier. Vt-s C.
Ilutchins, Waterbury-D. w. Keith, Barrel, Hooker,
Planheld-E d. Putnam, MaTshfeld-E Perry and Co
Cabot-N. T. ketleT und Co.. Hydepark-H Villas, John
son-D Gilbert, Morrstown-ll. Montgomery Hardwlck,
\ i3ly
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10 Merchants &, Egay.HEakcrs.

16O DOZ. Superior Grass scythes,
JOO 10 do. do. cradle do.
10 do do bush do
100 do do, snathes.
50 do Lisbon scylhe Stones.
50 do Mortified do do
81 do Hand Rakes
50 do Hay Forks.
iron Tooth and Rev diving Hand Rakes.
The above articles will be sold wholesale 1T manulcu
res prices at retail very low at the Agricultural Store of
June 4, 23:29 j. W. HOWES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
For General Debility ana
Dyspepsia,

il is most exceen! restorative gns G Good from pres,
hoth the stomach and bowels, ana pie'e"'' '0''
s Ia, or Distressing the stomach -,.,. -.
The public may assured that n, in me least
49,, nv mineral substances, or anything 'na' IL III INV
n;,r,ous 10 the constitution
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FOUN ID

CONCEALED on my promises Trunk containing l
~ Dress Coat, pr pants, vests shirts and other small
articles of clothing. No marks either Trunk or cloth.
ing. said Trunk supposed to be stolen from pcddlr's
Wagon the night of the 18th instant at Jacob Paine's
in Hardwick Vermont.
ISAAC PENNOCK
Wocott, VT, June Is, 1919. 29;3O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19

the loIluN llE dltlCltS
5000 yards Prints, Delaines,
Ginghalns, Burages, Lawns,
1000 yards Broadcloths and
Cassimeres,
200 Vest Patterns,
10, OOOy'dsCottons, all prices
300 dress ShawIs Il Cravats,
100 Thin Goats,
200 pairs Overalls,
Hosiery Gloves, etc.
GROCERIES,
3 tons sugar, some at 5 l-2c.
30 Chests Teas, some very
nice at 25 cts. per ID.
10 Boxes Tobacco,
10 Boxes Pepper, Spice and
Ginger, 10 bbls and half
bbls. Mackerel & Salmon,
10 bbls. Saleratus.
Montpelier, May, l649,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19

- ,iuod ia Diarrhna, should always be PROVIDED WIZ
eGene as will bowels regulated au n, 5,
OIL tue "a i,i,sn nre fond Of ii, and will take whou
~. Hill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
(,HQL.G:: ERA,

Accounts almost daily reach us Of the ravages oil the
CHOLERA both at hane and abroad and Of the little sue
cess which has thus far attended the attempts TO chech '
frirltful tn-uads ON human life -
such being the fact surely may be REGARDED ms an era
in modern discoveries that medicine has been dlscoVgreu
noseng the power Of checking the progress oil the |o
FRA aud erudicating ii from the system. t
Mrs Kdder would most respectfully call the attention
the nmbc I, this invaluable medicine, known as her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19

v;ho in children or adults of months years conunl
anc most readily cured with this Cordial nowIlhstand
ing thew NAV DO reduced to mere skeletons tnmeghe
stTenphens and shortly restores them 10 perfect "ed'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19

Goods, consisting In part Of
. Tons Cod Fish,
1000 lbs Nuts Of all kinds,
Figs, Raisins, Citron, Cur
rants, Extract Lemon, and
Rose, &c
1000 lbs Coffee,
9 Gases London Porter,
Crockery, Glass and Hard.
Ware.
Paints, Oils, Nails and Glass
1900 lbs, pure White Lead,
at Tets ID.
5 bbls, Lin. Oil
3 " Spirits Turpentine,
Varnish, &c.
All of which will he sold at
the lowest cash price.
! CALL AND SEE.
20:3o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
Mrs. e. Kidder,
Inn COURT STREET, BOSTON

,-..,,, ,nd sole proprietor. Druggists and a
VINO Is tae n,m"d as formerly, in large or small quaint
es a%d for sas by all duly appointed agents through
out the world. ,,.,,-.
SIX Collins Redaeld & Granni'' Agents. hOns dao
July 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
CAUTION.

Be sure ' navy{ IgN and DARRHdA C9RDA
Snd You win get only true and Original b S the public
has ieen held in the highest e'ti'he'''' y -
ihro,, %honi The whole country , ;n,end A FL,
10 nut M in bottles holding nearly quart ie w.
| : ~ ~, 10 r 20 mi sold at One Dollar per pO'te'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
'I 1sniIIrem that are Teething,

49,. ,,s, ,easanl and desirable remedy Tor sea Sio'
l'S ~ EecEs the vomiting, and readily restores le p
ness IL inynrably checks vomiting produced from oil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
Sea sickness.

II has saved tho lives of many thousand children Wner
..dnrrd TO DEATHS door by tins complaht-N gives '
a., "a ,eIief and they very soon recover.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
INDIA

Advices from Calcutta to the Sth, and from
Bombay TO the 2lst May have been rcceiv-
ed, and are satisfactory in the extreme
The country is restored to perfect quiet,
and the commercial reports state that at the
close of the business season only small
stocks of goods were left at Bombay, and in
the interior.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
ROME.

After severe bombardment, three squad
rons Of the French army succeeded in es-
tablishing themselves within the outer walls
of Rome, early OIL the morning of the 22d
Thev have since been occupied with ope-
rations for acquiring possession Of the in
ner bastion and defences, but up to the Odd
and Oath they had not made much progress.
Every inch Of ground was stoutly defended
bv Garibaldi, who still continues to ami
mate his troops to resistance.
The latest intelligence received by thu
government from the expeditionary camp a
Rome. states that Gen. Oudinot had so ia
succeeded in his operations upon the Out
works that the city was entirely at his mel
cy-to spare which and the horrors OF
ffightful carnage. he has submitted Tres
terms to the Triumvirate, through M. Co
celles, which is thought would be accePte
by the Romans.
It is said that the English governmel
has presented friendly remonstrance
gaInst the bombardment of Rome, ana nj
urged on the French government to the n
cessity Of coming to accommodation WI
the Romans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
Cholera. DHSenlcrY OF DiarrhGa.

This Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting, relieves
,b Mains stops the Diarwa, aud restores the bowels e
MAX NAV he OF however low the patient may nave be
come, il invariably restores
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
sCHLESWIG .HOLSTEIN.

The London Globe, of Friday, on inlor'
nation in which it places full credit, states,
the ShIeswig affair draws rapidly to a con-
clusion, and that the final settlement may
be expected in a fortnight. IIostilities
however, were still carried on betweeH the
bcIligerents, but without any important re
suits.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-19
40 DOZEN SCYTHES.
ny RAILROAD,

DECEIVED this day Packages of Teas and Dining Wafe,
n at the Cash Store of STOkhs Il LANGDoM,
July ID ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

brinst unS als5alb ben 70 eemadten @runs
nen fillt, weldaer bsfdnois uolI bleibt uno
Deoer turd, GrodniB nod, TiGe 9erdnbes
rnns erleieet. Stcd mert.paroiser flno bic
@roihthten, tpeld,e man bei bieien Operas
ticnsn antrifft. Bei IA 5uB Tiefs fommt
man iu ben guinen elmer alten Stabt nit
Ssniern, Straeen, mciaiiheu &unitper-
FEN II. {. no. etwas tiefer futet fid, cine
tpeide pesetabiliihe Grbe. 8ei 81 IuB
2tfe femmt man ouf Elm IL Sue tides
tpeihes &reites unb Mulhellaser, unb unter
tieien trift man wieoer auf gesentdnee
aus ocm pFansenreid,, aIs sroee 8dume,
barunter Mallnuebdume nit Sldttern,
3weisen uno NlGen in sctIfommener @r*
baltuns, nno 70 abpedleIno Biz iu einer
9tefr bon 63 TuB.