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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

- HOUSES TO RENT.-The handsome Lot
E! and Dwelling recently occupied by Conway Robin,
son. Esq The house is now undergoing repair, and Will
be ready in few weeks.
The Store and Dwelling above, Broad street, re-
Gently occupied by ]. nj. Winston, near the market
house. ~ , >,
and Ca l1o strees lately % occupied BY Mr. Mason
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

EHINE HAVANA CIGARS.-Impored Hava
viz: La Empress, Ambrosia, Gioy, Double Enlace,
Maestadora, Pellon Havana La Orleans Imperial, La
Tar ota, Silva and Regalias also Justo SAM, Steam
boat De la Cruz, and common Principe Cigars for sale
by LOUIS J. BOSSlEUX,
ia Is No. l07 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

A tOFFEE.-20 bags Java, Laguayra and Rio Col
" fee. for sale by
de IL DAVIS 81 GODDIN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

DOTATOES.-5OOb bushels of Northern Melcer
IL Potatoes. They are very superior article; we
will sell them by the load or bushel.
ia 4 J. & f. CLENDINING.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

spice MORTARS.-A convenient and useful
- article for powdering Spices &c; received and for
sale by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
de20 l47 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

WM ANTED, situation, by young man.rom the
wv country, who has had some experience in bust
ness and could influence considerable amount OF GUS
tom. Employment being his principal object he would
be satisfied with amoderate compensation. The best
references can be given. Apply to the subscribers.
las WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

a NTHRACFrE COAL.-625 bushels large Egg
~ Red Ash Coal 1000 bushels Broken and Screened
White Ash do-now landing on the Dock from schrs.
Ionic and Jos. Lybrand, and for sale by
AZERR OOIE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

EXTRACT OF ia
" MAlCA GlNGER--This preparation is one of
the most efficient and grateful of stomacnc smulants
and cainatlves for the relief Of Fatuency allayng OF
Nausea, &c. that now in use, and can be relied on as
apure and concentrated extract carefully prepared from
ia l6 E. j. PlCOT, Druggist
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

A PPLES.-2O bbls green and red Northern APP
N Piles, prime order, Just received by the schooner
Orianna, for sale by
de "a LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

NNT INTER PRESSED SOLAR LAMP
Wv OIL, II casks; pure Sperm Oil, for Cotton
Factories, 10 casks; landing and Tor sale by
ia Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

EARESS GOODS.-My assortment of Dress Goods
AD is still full and complete, consisting of
French Merinos, dark shades
Do do Cherry and Maroon
Mouslaines of solid coors, handsome printed
Cashmeres; Alpacas; cheap Mouslanes, &c.
J. G. CHENERY,
de I Opposte Depot
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22


nod LIVER OIL.-RUSHTON, CLARK
u & CO'S.-This is now generally conceded to be
the best Cod Liver Oil in 1t is put up in square bot
ties andwhen fresh and genuine, invads will lind it COM
parativey devoid of taste. The signature of the manu-
acters pasted over the cork of every bottle so that it
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature
Atouth supply, just received by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
no % 90 Main street, corner l4th ST.
A FRICAN Cayenne Pepper; American do; superior
"a London Mustard; superine Salad Ol-lust receiv-
ed and tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD G. CO, Druggists,
NOES 90 Main ST., cor 18th
SMALL FARM FOR RENT, four miles from
- the city, containing lSacres about so acres cleared
on the Meadow Bridge Road adjoining the lands Of
Messrs Edmond g. Davenport, and MIR. Claiborne
Gooch, and occupied tor the last year by Mr.: VIM;
Christian The improvements consist OF neat framed
Rent $l25 per annum. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Ag ents,
ia 10 Pearl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

EDOUSSEL'S AMANDINE-Af fresh snnnIv or
ma this delightful article, for chapped hands and faces
just received, for sale by
ia II ALEX DUVAL DRUGGIST
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

SOMETHING NEyV.--MANN'S PATENT
- MUSIC BINDER, for keeping in a Book like
form music, where method is desirable This article
is desideratum long needed and severy way adapted
for convenience and neatness Just received and for
sale at ]. w RANDOLPHS Bookstore and BnderY
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

lst. Class. .t2O,O00 tl0,OOO E5 600 700 E10,00O
I'd. do =. 10000 5000 $500 $500 5000
3d. do :. 1000 1000 500 500 900
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

NEW RAISINS, in whole half and quarter boxes,
~ receiving by schr Orianna, and for sale by
de "a JOHN N. GORDON q son.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

NTEW RiCE.-2l casks landing and for sale BY
~ ia IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
u AW MAGAZINE.-TheU United States month.
- ly Law Magazine, volume l, No. /; edited by j.
Livingston, OF the New DIRK Bar s. per year. Sub
scriptions received by J. w. RANDOLPH.
ia Is Bookseller and Binder
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-22

n ADIEs' DRESSING BUREAUS.--On
II hand large assortment of Ladies' Dressing Bu~
reaus, 18th marble tops, Of the very best quality, at
the House Furnishing Ware-rooms, under the City
Hotel ia IL
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
For the Camden Journal.

MesSrS EditorS-I have read with pleasure, the
column in the last Journal, occupied by "a loose
sheet from School Masters desk" 1t contains
much food for thought, which, earnestly hope will
not be carelessly read, thrown aside, neglected and
forgotten. These sheets, if continued with the
spirit and ability of the first. will, am satisfied be
admirably calculated to awaken attention, and
trust 10 excite action, in promoting what all will
acknowledge to be vital to the happiness and pros
perity Of any people-the cause of Education
Let them by all means be continued.
The Convention referred to, l am inclined to
think, will not as the writer supposes, prove fail
ure; it may be, however, that my opinion OIL this
subject takes its hue from the manifest propriety
of the project, and my sincere wish that it may
succeed. True, it may not be so well attended as
could be desired but it will at all events be be-
ginning, and however humble that beginning may
bel cannot doubt but that it will ultimately result
in great and permanent good Why should itnot
be so? No one can look over the proceedings, re-
ports and speeches, annually made at such con-
ventions, in other sections of the country, and fail
to be convinced that the one proposed will, if on
ly reasonably attended, be productive of spirit
which will in the end bring about glorious revo-
luton in our defective common school system, and
elevate the cause of Education generally. re-
peat agan-let the School Master continue to give
us his loose sheets. G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

yields, whilst there remains single right to de-
fend, is at all times unworthy of your trust and
confidence, and more especially so in times
like the present. The most animating occasion
ofhuman life are calls to danger and hardship,
not invitations to safety and ease; and fortitude
end courage cannot find more appropriate
field of action than to lead a forlorn hope in the
cause Of truth and justice.
My mind is undisturbed, therefore, by des-
ponding fears. There is nothing so full per-
il as submission to insult and wrong.
| am, fellow citizens, with very great respect
your obedient servant,
DANIEL WALLACE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

we sometimes have serious doubts whether
sufficient number of Southern men can exert
courage, irmness, and determination enough to
carry it out. As contest against time as well
as numbers, it will require continuous, endu.
ring, unfinching courage. Such a storm of inn
precautions as their course will provoke from the
North, as well as that class ofpoliticians in the
South, who advise that we should postpone
every form of resistance till our arms are ma
nacled, and the foot of our oppressor isbpor,
our necks, this country has never seen. sInittie
discharge ofa duty beset with so many trials
and embarfassments, our members wiilllosk
for support and encouragement from their con.
stituents. Let us give it to them with no spar
ing hand. And as the strength of a brave mi.
nority makes itself felt, wrestling with, and
pushing back the power of superior numbers,
let us cheer them in the unequal contest with
swell done good and faithful servants"
Mobile Register.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

could be an equal party with their masters. But
we started condemning the course efthe Crescent.
With its name this piece begun, and with it shall
it end, by simply stating because some of the
Northern Senators voted that one State might here
after come into the Union, if its constitution dill
permit slavery that it was all important concession
on the part ofthe North. 1 suppose, Crescent, it
is no concession on the part of the South to pass
the compromise Bill
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
To the Citizens of Camden.

AS it seems to be conceded point that Plank
sustain the business of the town, is absolutely re-
quired, we earnestly request the Citizens to meet
together at as early day next month as may be
practicable, and consult upon the project of con-
structing Road to North Carolina. We are
satisfied that large number of persons will sub
scribe ifthe matter is properly taken in hand. 1t
is only necessary to make a beginning.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
The Size of our Paper.

When we reduced the size of our sheet from
what it was last year, we determined to have the
same amount, or more, Of freading matter in the
Weeky-to do that we give three pages of read
ing in the Weekly, which makes more reading mat
ter than the Weekly of last year contained.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

ERRATA.-In the Poem, on the first page, Isl
line, read muse for mourn; 9Th, sure for soon 18TH
chords for chorus; Goth, " all alone" for all alone.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
Fare Reduced.

For the accommodation of all disposed to visit
Charleston on the 4th proximo the Fare on the
South Carolina Rail Road will be Five Dollars to
20 and return by or before the 9th.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
THE JOIUIRNAlLe
CAMDEN. S. c..
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1850.

Mr.. J. H. W., your Advertisements, by some
means, failed to reach this Office. Yours should
have been put in anyhow-send them by next mail
and they will be in Wednesdays paper.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28

Hon. A. P. BUTLER has our thanks for his kim
attention.
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@pm Der G;eietnehnnn.

Parrsbur0, 2tpriI 5. SIN Sena murben
nur neutrality-suspicious. perbanoelt.
PnuS.-9ie SanfbiG wuroe aufasnommen
uno beftl9 oarllber bsbattirt. 9aS 6auS weis
9srts iib, sin9en 8srduberunasn oeS gsnatS
bsitnlfimmsn. Sa Der 99''att1nitfa0sfiBunq 99''a pur.
ce wisbsr iber Die Sonf6ia oscutrt unO Die,
isIbs bann bsln Senat suriifqelauot. Vrpat.
Bills wurben suf9snommtn un IA pafIirten.
Gpril 6. Senat.-2(user einasn SiaS IL
Der an9sIe9enbsiten Der @itD uno @auntp Obj,
lacslpbia, Fam nbtS lSiebtiesS Dor.
s.-9is Sia pom gsnot, Der @lspe,
lamb uno pttSbur9 eiienbabn @ompanp N
erlaubsm ibre Babn burb bas Obic.Sbal 6is
gum BIG Nusr au6juosbnsn wuroe pon5oaus
f. sensbnli9r. Cine aus brsi Mit9lsOem tsfe:
bsnee @OnfsrenSsGcmmttee wuroe anaslfsat,
uHi NIT elmer dbnliben COMMITTEE pom @enot
iibsr Die SanfbiI ;u perbanosIn. Gin SsCdblus
fir Die 3uridnabms Der 2tfts BON ls47, snts
ficbcns Sflauen betrsHsne, paflirte Die ;weits
0srIeluna.
April s. Gendf.-9ie 3uiaebil sur Sn,
fprpcrationss2lfts Der earrisburgs uno Sunbus
rp sfcnbabn @Ompanp, pafIrts bic Swsits!Ssrs
lsfun9.
6aus.--9is Bill, seUiHs abfbnitts OsS
@sisbss ron ls47, sntfoBene &flapen tstrtfs
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Snfhinnfpn's 9enfmnl.

Seit Dem SdlulIe be8 sSSris0e6
war bsi Der omerifanfbsn 9totion Der YIan
i'm QSerte, Dem NnbGntsn ron &eora QGafbinQz
ton Elm mirpi9e6 9enfmal III errbtsn uno pas
ourtb oen 8efreier unlsre6 2anoe8 unlfer6b
gu modrn, 0ber burb peribsoene binbsrnOe
llmifdnoe mterbIRb lmmer bic 2lu8fibrun9 !;
uno 70 bIieb e6 Dem pariori6mu6 unRrsr 3sit
prrbeDoaltem oa6 9rosarti9e llntrnebmn ou6s
Sufibrem m0pon mir bier eins Furie Seibrei>
bun9 Isfsrn mOuen.
Ger @6itein murbc am IeBten At. Suli nit
felerIlben 3tremonlsn 9eIe9t uno Der Sau oe6
NN(enmsrfe6 bat bereit6 ftbou bsoeutsnbe Sorts
itbritte Qemabt. Die Soften oe6 Obsl6F, Der
Sutrit YOusnbet merben lou,msrctn ju $552, 700
on8cbIa9cn. 9ertlbe iol ouf Dem BoOen 55
s. psrtl9 isin, nit Is Tu6 pGen W1uern an
je0er Sere, 70 pa6 Gin innerer leGrer Naum BON
% SuB pitre6i9 Ibri9 bIsibt. Ole du6sren
Mauern nebmsn re9clmisi8 NIT jepem ifei9sns
Den 8ubs 4 3oIl as, mas ben ObeIl6f cben, bel
elmer (96be BON 500 Tus, "a 8us pleredjg unO
peith Nfouern Al 8uB pid lolln miro. Ole
dusere SIdbe be8 Obsli6f befebt aus msiBsm
MormOr, ron por5t9li6er Nuajtdt, in 9rO6e
Sl6de QciCbnitten unb 9IsiCbmd6i9 regular aufs
AtlNNl LAN llllNtk 5DluHkt l4 pplb UNNHkii SJAlbl
einem Orrji9Iidsn cousrbaften Souifsins, auts
9efllbrt. 9o6 YantbeOn ober Der Sempel nad)
Dem 9ro6en Yldne, biloet eincn runpen Sdu>
lenbOu Don $50 Gus i'm SurtbmsIItr uno 100
Gus bod), morau6 Der Gbaft oe6 ObeI6f Grit
berp0r9eben unb 70 i'm @anSen cine Jo6bs bon
600 Sus befommsn miro.
9iele 9roBe Notunba, melde bic Sali5 6es
Mrnument8 biIbet, lit pon 30 &duIen bon 10
SuB i'm 9urbmelfr uno AS TuB bod, un9ss
ben, Die ouf elmer 90 Tus erbabenen Sldtbe vcn
800 Su6 pisrefi9, ruben, ron sinem 20 Su6
bNbsm GsbdIf bsosft unO pon elmer maItven
SaIuitrope, Is SuS bob, acfr6nt tnb.
Die SerraiTe nuEerbolb Der @oonnabe 1T %
Sus melt, uno bic Yromenaos nnerbal6, nit
@inlblu6 be6 SduIenraumeS, 25 Tub. Die
IDe9e UeItbe bic Scaa oGsr &allsrie nnerbalb
um9eben, merosn llnterbroten pon 30 maflipsn
DiloifGrn, 10 8u6 brsit, 45 Su6 bod uno u
Su6 Dprporiprin9ent, NIT oen 9dulen in Der
8ronte barmonireno unO oben NIT cinem poIs
ienGen 2rtbtrop beoe6t. Die tiefen 9idume,
msItbe ourd ben @orfprun9 ter Yilaifer ents
ifeben, bjl0en pa0sncc gtildem um Stotuen
carin aufjuifcQen Ole ganjen Soften be6 9tes
fsnbaue6 iinb Ouf $Ll22,OOO anQcftbla9en.
StfanntIib Rt e6 bic Nbitd)t Oiefe bebcuten:
Be Summe burb frejmiai9e Seitrd9e in pst
9anisn llnicn ju fammeln, unO rpie mir Der:
nebnen iino in Den 9rOBen 9seifdoten bsrett
beoeutenoe 8etrdge erbo6en. @6 beborf fenel
9roben @aOen pCn eintsInsn Snbipirusn I'M
Ole 9soabte Summe auf5unabsm bob erwar:
tst man, bas jsber patriotide Burger fsinsr
She'll beltro9sn mirb, neil 2tls 9le6en @snuf
bon Der 8reibeit BADEN, bic ourb en- 9eppiIer
nMtoG Dem oislsS QsnfmaL erridtet mirp.
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Ole Gintbeiluf9S-8 g. g II--g8ie cS gu ers
iparten mar bat Der go upernor bic neuQe5aGencGn-
tbcilung8 g3ill. meIde nab 10 beIer Meibe Sur &C.
burt gefommtn mar, nit iciucm @eto beIe9t, auf ben
Grunb, bab beielbe 3u un9lei6 cin9etbciIt mar. Go
ibcint bag bic oerren @ecb9eber bieS aud cin9ele-
beu babcn. nafoem e5 Der @ouprrn0r 9eiagt bate,
neil iie feincn @criud) ma6ten bic Sill nit jpei
Gritttt 5fr Gtiiitii j paiiiren Sii Der @cto g5ot
ihaft teutet Der eoupernOr auf perINiebene 8dle.
no ben Qofoiofo-Diitrten mebr 8epreientanten jI-
9etbcIt iperben, alS fe ndb bem an9encmmencn
wtabtobe BADEN iollten. obcr ben g9bi9 Diifriften
oieI ipeni9er aS le bdben folten 9dS ein;i9e Mit-
tel Tclbe llnoerc6ti9te 5i berbitcn, mar bic @eto-
@eipat nnb @icmdno. anBcr ben briibbcben 2ofcfc-
fcS piro c8 bem @olnern6r pcrbenten bdb CT in bic
fem SaIlc @cbronb bapon md6te
Ga bic Sibun9 Der @eieBscbung bcute ju Gnbe
sebcn foil, 10 IN e6 nlbt mabribenlid. bag cine an
bcre Gintbcilun96biIl paiilrt IT, peni9ens feline ol-
dc ipc ile bic qofcS baben molltcn mobur6 Der c-
ssntli6c 3med pcnad Te udbrcnb Der 9anjcn Sit
jung ffrebten pcreteIt fein ipirb.
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10 egbt lb Die e6onbeit bes sariiS ppn 1916
aubcr ben Qeuten uelde bas 10 importrte Gileu tau-
fen anb perbrauden, geipnnt in ben ger Stdaten
mobI Nemanb bdbri. abcr bic grobe Wldiie perIiert
baturd bic slrbeit uno taS Ger mas i'm guSIanbe
bQfilr be;dblt fucrocn mup
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Der 9arifpon ls46--Adb tinenl 3uperIdf-
Ggen @erd)te iinb in QbiIabcIpbia aIIein, pdbrcnb
ben Wlonaten 8ebruar unO gldr3 sl75 aOnnm 81
fen pom Nuslanbe inportlrt porben Nenn man
onnimmt. bab i'm 9ereid) bon nnr ipcnigcn WleiIen
pen PbilabcIpbiu Gifru IN aroger Wiafe 81 babsuif
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GinndBlides @tfeB - Die @ia. betrcf.
ftnb bic before qcgaIiilrung Der @au- unb Spar-
fonb-@erene in ben GauutieS %bilubelpbla, ScrtS
unb SduDtiIl III in bcben S9duIern Der GeIeB9ebung
puiilrt unb pirb mdbrI6eind) burb bic llnterT6rft
be5 8ouOcrn6r5 gum @eieb gepprbcn Iein
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S6ncucr Sob - i9r Gan lGIIon, per nit
0cr &aitrnOcrmcTun8 Ucrbuntgn mar, bctratbctc am
0tittmCtb Nbcno in Baltimore cine WiB Qitte, bon
Washington. gm Onocrn Wlorgcn fanb bic iungc
6rdu ibrn Wi0nn tObt an iDrer Stitc
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ShD.
(2lu5 Der Yadfit PewS pom /. Wdrs)
70 DIR often aus ben 9einen.-
QSir mInlbsn unO bsabfbti9en nicbt, oieGufs
rs9un9, weldbe in ben Ssreini9ten Staaten in
SeSu9 auf @aIifcrnien uno feline OsineraIs
0dlf8queQe bsrrfcbt ju srbtbsn; aber III alien
3eiten IolCbe autbentifbe Sbatlaben ~ aeben,
mie iie unS BON Den perfdisbenen YldBen ;us
fCmmen. 8on elmer 9rcssn Nnsabl BON NRis
nirsrn, NIT benen mir fIrjIib un6 unterbalten
bdten, unb weid)e olreft aus oen perld)iebenen
@Ob9rdbereen famen, iino mir iiberRuat, bas
i'm aa9emenen BON cenjeni9sn, melfe in ben
9Rinsn iibsrmintsrt BADEN, Elm 9utes @eGbdft
9smaft pcrbsn ilf, unb bas feline 8erninoes
run9 in Dem @rtrn9e oeS @oIbfauteS ffattaes
funDen bat Msnn sini9s pIdse fbeinbar aus
9earbetet lin0, 70 meroen falf tdalb Nnbere
BON aleicbsr &eidbalti9fsit sntbsft, 70 bas eS
immer au9snibeinliber mirb, oas bas @elbdft
oe6 MinrenS bi6 jest in bieem qanoe nod in
feiner &inbbeit iif.--@S miro in Der fommens
ben SobrsSRit cine bsosutnbe Wssnae nit
Oued fiber minrt merosn, oa an pislen Der
6liGe Die Golbtbeilden auserorOsntlitb fein
fino. Sn ben GsOr9tomn @rdbsreien, nelds
10 ober IL Meilen BON Cutters Wibk, (bem
punfts Der srffen gntbsfun9 osS @obesl sruis
fbsn Der Glib unO WiittsI9abel bes SIuGss u.
msriean lis9sn, iif Der reibife Ort in ben n6rbs
lifsn Winsn Elm un9sbsurer Golf Der burb
pulfanfde Ssrge lauft, uno obn9efdbr 13WRes
le lang, unter oem Hamen Oregon Canon Bee
tannt lif, bort BADEN oisjsni9en, neldbe ben
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un9la f-9cr 9iorr6taun "5ocrao. bonn Icb-
ten Oiithuob, bcri6tet RAP am 8rcitagc OorDer elm
iun9cr 0tann, gtamcn0 Samc8 @E&innrD bcm Nuo-
grabcn Der 6unCamcnte fIr einc ncuc @cBcrci, tau
icIbit untcr cincm cinQcituBtcn GrOpaac bcgrabcn
murOt, morurb cr Gin Sein brab unO aub Ionf
nod gcfdbrIitb bcIbdoigt muroc
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