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the views of France andvEnglsnd, and handed
il to Count Orlof rs a final answer to the I'm
peror Of Russia The mission Of Count Orloif
consequently proves fruitless.
The Emperor Of Russia has proposed TO
form defensive league with the German
powers, offering under such league to assist
them in case of attack by the Western powers
hone of the powers to make peace without
consulting the interests Of the others. This
proposition has been definitely refused by the
German powers, through their organ, the
Count Of Vienna. Russia therefore now stands
alone. II has been determined by the West
ern powers to demand Mt once the evacuation
of the principalities, and enforce compliance
with their demand
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Another "bait" Of splendid cake. Another
departure from the sylvan shades of Bachelor
land! There must be a screw loose somewhere.
Marriage succeeds marriage in rapid success
sion, and whilst we arc lost in wonder and
astonishmcnt at the loss Of one friend in this
manner, another hauls up anchor and launches
his barquc on an unknown sea, glittcring with
the rainbow dyes of cnchantmcnt Well, it's
all right, VIC s'posc. Wedlock is the ivory
gate through which mortals pass to happiness.
and VIC rejoice that it is not permitted to rust
on its hinges. With this Hillary, Uncle Sam
can prosecute war with any nation for an in
definite period Long life to the happy couple,
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SABBATH Moxslso.-who has no. fel. the

SABBATH MoRSIN0--Who has not felt the
tranqualizing Influence Of the Sabbath morn!
Nature seems TO sympathize with the moral
associations Of the scene. On other days her
voice is almost drowned amid the mir and bus
tie Of the world; but when the wheels Of
Mammons car are arrested, and their thunder
is not heard then comes forth her soothing
language; which falls ON the heart like Eolisn
music, to subdue its passions, and to awaken
finer sensibiities. The voice of nature is the
voice Of God lie who speaks in the sanitary
of redemption by the blood Of Jesus, speaks
from the hush and fragrance of the morning,
Of the vast and various gifts of His Providence.
To commune with nature and with God, VIC
must initiate David, and awake early.
The resurrection Of Jesus took place before
the dawn. Ere the sun was up, one Of His
faithful followers repaired to the sepulchre.
She went in the morning twilight to look upon
the tomb of Jesus. She found it unscale,,
and empty, and wondered what had become
of her Lord. AS she wept voice addressed
her, at first in strangers accent--lcst, under
the excitement r too sudden revelation might
cverpowcr her mind-thcn that voice changed,
and the aforementioned tones told her that
1t was indeed her risen Master
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~ Mr. E, Percy Howe, who formerly an.
ticpated the establishment of press in Coli
ad, has become associated with Mr.. j. Lancas.
ter in the editorial department. of the Wash.
ngton Ranger. Mr., IL is beautiful and fot.
chile writer, and has chosen the columns of an
excellent journal through which to " circulate
his thoughts"
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Iw- The Nashville Christian Almanac say

~ The Nashville Christian Almanac says
that there will he an extraordinary eclipse Of
the sun on the s6th Of May next, such as none
but the "oldcst inhabitants" have witnessed
in this vicinity twill be similar To the grca,
eclipse OF 1906 when elcycn,twell,hs of the
sun was obscurcd
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Acrs OF THE LEo'sLAruRE.--Las week we
published the captions of only a portion Of the
Acts passed at the late session of the Legisla
tnrc; this week the reader will find ON the
outside the remaining portion.
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eR- The articles wo penned few weeks
since entitled olive and let Live" ard "Pat.
ent Medicine Advertisements" have been, We
arc pleased to see, endorsed by nearly all our
exchanges. This is encouraging. Let all the
papers of Texas adopt the one price system
in advertising as well as in everything else,
and they will find it infinitely to their adyan.
tagc in the long run
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eY See notice Of Administrators Sales in
to-day's paper. Cattle, Horses. Mares, Jacks,
Mules, etc, etc, will be disposed of during
this aud next month. A fine chance for stock,
and better chance for bargains.
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eB- We have been requested to state that
the Gonzales Lyccum will meet in the Court.
house on next Wednesday evening.
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taB- Rev. Il. II. Taliafcrro, Of the Baptis,
Church, will preach at the ourt-house, at II
o'clock tomorrow
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FOR SHERIFF.

~ We are authorized 10 announce g. Z
Hargis US a candidate for SHERIFF of G"n,nIc.
county at the ensuing Augus: election
~ We are authorized to announce w T.
barrow as a candidate for reelection To the Of
nee al SHERIFF of Gonzales County, at the en-.
suing August election
We are authorized 10 announce A M
Sriswold as n candidate for SHERIFF of Con
zalea County, at the ensuing August election.
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Tux GoSzALrs CoLLEor.-This institution
closed It's second session ON Tuesday last, to
he reopcned afler vacation Of a few weeks.
The school, under the control Of Mr.. G. w.
Guess, we are proud To say, is fast acquiring
An enviablc reputation both at home and
abroad. Parents, several of whom we have
eonversed with lately, seem highly pleased
with its management, and perfectly satisfied
with the progress their children are making
in the attainment Of liberal and thorough
education There was no examination held
at the close of the present session as was an.
ticipated, on account Of sickness, great many
of the pupils having contracted measles with.
in the last two weeks. So far, however, Il has
not proved fatal to any one that We have heard
Of
Parents wishing to place their children a,
school cannot do better than to examine this
College. The location is healthy, the buildings
commodious and the corps of teachers very CT
fcctivc.
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Srtit rnfr CoNE-To.day, We publish the
announcements of four more candidates MIR
iiargis IS out FOR Sheriff, aud Mcssrs. Nations
fh''ps and Dewitt for Assessor and Collector
These gentlemen are, we believe, well aud IA.
Norahly known to the citizens of our county,
and W. have no doubt hut they arc fully com.
po'entio discharge the duties of the several oll.
ecS TO which they aspire We have now in the
ic'd three candidates Tor sheriff and three for
Assessor and Collector, besides several others
whose names are mentioned ia connection with
these and other offices, We'll, gentlemen. wc
wish YOU an success
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Town ITEns.-W, S. Smith and 7. s. Walk
or left for Philadelphia this week to purchase
new stocks of goods and medicines.
ID. Willis has resigned the corkship of the
District Court, and ii. II. Boston has been an.
pointed 20 iii the uncxpired term.
The frame work of the new Baptist Church
was raised this week.
Now residences arc going up in all parts OF
the town.
The measles and mumps are still in town.
D. Guichard has removed his store to the
old Gonzales Exchange" Stand.
j. s. Warrington has opened new Hotel in
town on st. James street.
Large loads of cotton arc daily passing
through town,
Corn is worth from 40 cents to 81, 90 per
hnshci-mesl do--Flour $l2 to $i3 per Dbl
Irish potatoes So to $40 do--Sa!t 81 per sack
fresh butter 90 cts. per h. Eggs 10 to 10
cts. per doz,
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g-E- a regular built "Norther from the
South" come down upon us on Wednesday
night last. For several hours the wind blew
violently, causing many buildings to rock and
shake to their very foundations and the pub
lie square TO be dsrobcd Of tall and bcauti.
inl oak. large chimney attached TO the store
of S. j. Mays, was somewhat twisted out of
its fair proportions, and now stands with hole
in the back, aboat half way up, sufficiently
large for full grown person to crawl through
There arc some "pufls" that We can apprcci.
ate, but such "puils" as were quilted" about
and around us during said "Wednesday night,
we would earnestly beg to be delivered from.
We never was an advocate of such "windy
Cpistlcs"
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ENGLISH CArrLE.-Thc Earl of Durham
and suite arrived in Gonzales few days since.
The Earl, alias tremendously large English
Bull and his companions, attracted good
deal OF attention from our stock raising friends.
One Of our fellow-townsman, A. Jones ESQ.
purchased couple of the short.horned beasts
with which he intends crossing and otherwise
improving the breed Of the native STOCK.
The Earl" and his relatives are owned nv
two brothers from Kentucky named Weaver,
who arc taking them, together with two fine
horses, to Waco Village.
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tyF NJ Enocl' Jonrs passed through our
town Few DAYS since, or his WAY North. to
purchase thc material for the San Antonio
and Gulf Rsil,tusd We have always contcn.
d,d that this Rad would bc buih. the sufmiscs
and predictions q che knowing ones 10 the
CONTRARY Notwithstanding now, We think il
IS reduced a. = certainty
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Tele1raphic Items

NV Yokx, Feb. "a great town meeting
MAS held last night at Chicago, to protest
against the Nebraska bill Senator Douglass
Was denounced by the Old Line democrats.
and even by his personal friends, and resol,i.
lions were passed, urging the Representatives
IN Congress TO oppose the bill
In Albany to-day both branches Of the legis-
lature passed resolutions instructng the New
York Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress to vote against the Nebraska bill.
WAsnSGros, Feb THE vote to-day In
the Senate, on Mr. Chase's motion to strike out
the 9Th section from the Nebraska bill, was
lost.
The inhabitants Of Genoa intend to wei.
come Capt. lngraham of the sloop of War st.
Louis, with public reception.
The Russian Japan squadron, at the last nc.
counts, had arrived at Hong Kong.
BosroN, Feb. 16.--A grand Frccsoi Con.
vention has met in Fanueil Hall to-day to dc.
wise means for opposing the Nebraska bill
w AsnINGToS, Feb. 16--The French Spola.
ton bill was ordered to be cngrossed
General Houston, of Texas, commenced his
speech in opposition 10 the Nebraska bill, and
held the floor when the Senate adjourned
On "Wednesday, Mr.. Dawson and Mr.. Mann
made speeches against the Nebraska bill.
New York, Feb. 16.-Lettcrs received BY
the Africa state that Count Nesselrod had been
succeeded as Chancellor in the Russian cabi.
net, by Count Panin. Serva was much agita.
ted by the intrigucs OF the Russian Consul at
Belgrade.
Gen. lsset pacha had sworn to take the re-
sponsibility OF arresting him, unless his prac.
tees were discontinued.
BALTIMORE, Feb. lG.--The legislature Of this
State reelected Hon. James A. Pcarcc to tho
U. s. Senate.
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TnE WEATnrR.---We do not believe the
" oldest inhabitant" mot even our silvcr-hared
and honest friend, "Uncle joe" as he is
mc'iiously tcrmcd-can call to mind any sea.
son SO unprcp,ious as the one through which
VIC arc passing. The weather has been entire.
~ out Of sorts for the last week or two the
changes from sunshine TO storm, and from hca,
20 cold, occurring almost daily and with extra.
ordinary certainty II any one can preserve
flow of good spirits in such weather, he may
write himself down philosopher
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Nv We hear il whispered about that an
ugly clue is about TO be established in our
town The members are to be elected for per.
sonal appearance and particular cndowments
OF nature. We are n candidate for President,
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Gov. Clifford was poor boy. The daugh-
ter of n millionaire rciactcd his suit when n
young man, and lived to see him Governor of
Massachusetts, at the age Of ~.
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FL AN act has passed the Legislature, au.
thorizing our fellow-townsman, John Mooney
Esq, to construct bridge across the San Mar.
cos river, not far from town. We are glad of
1t; and We venture to say that when it is COM
pleted, better one cannot he found in the
State. This bridge will prove great conve.
niencc to our citizens and the travelling public
generally.
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Lent beEsns. ;his yeas, "a the hrAt - March
Good Frsday Ell - ths fourteenth e ApfH /.
> s.f'I Risr IL tht'sth
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The editor of the New York Times, in speak.
ing of the intrigucs Of the "Fusionists," with
a view to tho reclamation of the throne of
France, thinks:
There is something very ludicrous in this
claim OF thronc--of the sovereignty over mil
lions ofpeoplc--as piece of family property
The remnants OF the Bourbon race, without
exception destitute Of talent, incompetent TO
do anything for the welfare of the human race
spend their useless lives in dreaming about no.
gaining the throne Of France, rs something
which belongs to them by right of birth--as
something bequeathed to them by their anccs
tors, and of which they have been unustly rob.
bed. Theses comfort in think ing that the day
Tor this nonsense has nearly gone by. The
doctrine of Divine right" as applied to he.
rcditary monarchy, commands but little re.
spect anywhere nowadays In England il is
regarded as n harmless fiction interviewer in.
to English law, and 10 bc tolerated so long as
il produces no evil result to the people of Great
Britain. But il has a slight hold upon the
convictions of the English at the present day
80 long as they have an amiablc, sensible
Queen, who is wise enough to leave Govern.
mcnt to the House Of Commons, and to serve
as an ornamental iieurc.hcad 20 the shin of
state, they will not disturb the tenure by which
she holds her place, But let such shc.ugcr
as Queen Elizabeth again attempt to tyrannilc
over England, or let an obstinate. higotcd pro.
iligatc again seek TO govern. in spite Of Parlia.
ment, and CromwcllS will be more abundant
than they were in the seventeenth century"
We regret to announce that on Saturday,
last, Mr., Forest, the stAgc,drivcr from this
place to l.aGrange, having went to Mr. Hollis
for the purpose Of removing the stage horses
to establish another stand believing the stock
were not well cared Tor At iioli's--and while
Forest was engaged in placing the harness on
= horse, hc received shot from rifle in the
hands Of Holt, who dropped thc rifle and ~.
treated when forcs, drew pistol and rc;uFn
ci tao fire, the hall passing through lloltS
shoulder Both oi lho wouudcd asc hccomine
copyslcSCcnL The >,atcmcn; j. given as 10.
lated to VS. Rrsah1s. Hsgstr,r.
\ CArtTAl lp,A II ~ proposed ca snmc
II ihc western railroads 10 furnish "lah,
cars icr the convenience nf those travelling
with these appcndss,s a. well ~ for thc cou,.
iott oI travellers generally The osu will hc
connciious and well s5ppllci with cradles
labl Jumpers sa,iles, sugar candy, MIX, paY,.
T'aftc and o,bvT SgdAu,rs and convenience.
an experienced u,stfOp. with t-1th vat and IL,
NURSES, ell b. always Ia attendance Rsblss
Nil te "a, a.! iArcugA, ard parents may RELY
uT'oo every s,,cetien being rAij 10 tlls,s com.
fot' L. cAsc ~ loss, tae cCapAey hi,,d them,
sstssS So syt another - good ia It's piAcr. II
such cases ms soskaa' ltrs ~ ~ Individually
}atls
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sSF" Telcgraphic dispatches state tina, the
Nebraska biii has passed thc L. ). Senate by
= decided majority
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lltwR,H coR tnt PIctric RnAn'--Wc are
informed that Col " u - Ward, once pres.
ldent of che company formed to build \ nail.
road from the Frontier 81 Louisiana scroNS Tex.
- TO III paso, = now Use agent 81 the New
York company Ia build \ sAttuad over the
same route to California, ard has commenced
operations AZ Shreveport Ia this State. with
shcu, enc hundred men under his Orders, to tc
tofvc THIS h g,ufings neNS 81 Npgthyfn
Louisiana sna New Orleans We horc our
friends on Red river viii stiy themselves and
sccuty = Senstof O. Congress g. take care ~
thssr interests, matters new 50 much gcsyuir,ns
zeal and Ahility IN thc,r ser, ants there And IN
lsstoa Rouge Frss lliia
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FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR

we are authorized TO announce Joseph
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, n, the ensuing
August election.
80 Wearc authorized TO announce James n
Phelps as candidate for ASSESSOR and COL
,hVroR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
cN We are authorized to announce Clinton
Il. Dewitt as IA candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR of Gonzales County, at the ensuing
August election.
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htoVN'p "A uyEro Wv,nsu. who belonged
20 NJ james 4 S,oNSn. of Baltimore was
'5rHrsd . lgv dsys siHcy. Uhilc attempting 90
U.s. up hu,kct q watys cat II the ri,,f.
ths Fosi c''icc .n this toNn il certainly l.s
''a'he 5 ,'.,ts'sas g'ts on a large scslc
lifs, ite,tt
I. .' nov Wen G,cs.a. sryoss Yoa tab,
rraTAss ca us po5r matials ami 8airi,a,,
- t't t u rf h,l- 80 ,l.rs
49,
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| SrsrIcIous.-.It was announced from the
pulpit in our town, after service on Sabbath
last, that an Episcopal Minister stranger who
was travelling through the country, would prcacl,
sermon in the Courthouse on the same eve.
ming. At the appointed time, a large concre.
CATION assembled and the person who proposed
to ofiicintc 1--WE cannot call him Minister made
his appearance arraycd in his official robes, read
his text and proceeded to rant and gesticulatc
for half or thrcc.quartcrs Of an hour, to the
total destruction Of every rcvcrential and awe
inspired feeling which the services of that
church and the ministration Of Gods holy word
produce in every well balanced mind. After
tf congregation dispersed general spirit of
inquiry was reused and it was asccrtained that
this man had been in town day or two, and
had made several visits to certain grocery
that stands short distance back of the square.
On the morning after his sermon, he was call.
cd upon by highly respectable citizen of this
place, who is also member Of the Episcopal
church, and requested to shcw his letters of
ordination, or some other sufficient proof that
hewas what nc professcd to be, regularly or
daincd Minister Of the gospel. This he refused
to do, and within a very short time took
nasty and unceremonious leave. II is very
unpleasant to hold the faults of any one up to
censurc, but the dignity of the Church must
be preserved among us even at the cost of un.
pleasant personal remarks, and at the same
time that other communities NAV bc worpcd
against this "wolf in sleeps clothing"
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SHOOTING ArrAIR-Thc difficulties growing
Grinsted and Parsons Of the Tyler Telegraph,
some time during last fall, have ut last had their
results, as the following account from the
Marshall Republican, shows:
On Wednesday morning, JAM 2Sth, between
nine and ten o'clock, Mr. john Morgan, of the
firm Of Morgan 4 Tomln, shot VIM. Henry
Parsons, Of the Tyler Telegraph, with double
barrel shot gun, breaking one Of his legs and in.
fiicting flesh wound on the other. Parsons had
come to Jefferson to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank Drennurd, who died
at Tyler, but whose remains were brought to
Jefferson for intcrmcnt. The funeral took
place on Thursday, and Parsons, instead OF
leaving, rs prudence would have counscled,
came down town. He was seen to walk out
of Owens & McLeroy's store, and to proceed in
the direction of Morgan 4 Tomlins. When
he reached the corner, he turned across to
Saufley Nimmo's. In the mean time Nor.
gan, unobserved by Parsons, was advancing
upon him. They both started across the street
at the same time. When about mid way Nor.
gan hnlocd to him, and Parsons turned round,
when Morgan fired upon him.
The origin of the affair is ms follaws:
difficulty has been pending between r. p.
Crump Of Jefferson, and Parsons, growing out
OF the Grinsted affair, in which Crump acted
ms the second of the latter, and a number of
cards have been addressed by each party to the
public. In one of these, Crump asserted, as
an evidence of Parscnss cowardice, that man
in Jefferson had insulted his wife for the pur.
pose Of provoking him into difficulty, and that
Inc had not the courage TO notice il. Parsons
replied by saying that the man who insultcd
his wife, had PERMITTED the seduction of his
own sister, and had not the courage to avenge
her wounded honor. This alusion was gener.
ally understood TO refer to Morgan, who attack.
cd Parsons in the manner above mentioned.
Morgan surrendered himself promptly to
the sheriff, and will have no difficulty in giving
bond, rs he has numerous friends in town and
through the country, who hold him in high
esteem.
We have no desire to make any comments,
further than to say, that we regret the whole
affair from beginning to end.
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ID sfafn rt 80 r.NahA

SsU ioEs, Fct THE vtsy latest al
y,ees bsrUgh, hy the Canada state ,has Coant
bucl hsi drawn oat declaration ~ nsatal,
~ which s'rhrts.'' iiTr.. ~ lts- ,owsfa
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, by the Rev. j. H. Stribling,
at the residence of Dr. Bond Mr.. S. j. MAYS,
to Miss KATE HOLLAND. all of this county
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~ Peach trc,s have been in full bloom
for the las, two or three weeks
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-15
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

9luf DicnitasS ben 7tsn rnO ouf DCnnrrifagt
Den 16trn Wdrs, an beoen Gosen INN 10 llti
Errnittaas, ipllen am 6auie pec llnter;eidncten
in gicrpsBbeitbaG 3nmIdip. eeba Gauntp. fol-
9rnre Strtfei auf Gifentiibcr Yenbu Sertauft mer.
Den. lldmlid
5 quite tunae S6aff, Yfrte. ,prt SaSpn crit
Sabre alt. pfrrbeseIdirr oller 9lt. 10 Stiid
Jtmrpisb. t3 Stiid Sdlpeinc, ,wei 4sSulS gBl-
gen, ,pat Boobies, elm fsSuls Sauernpngrn init
Spbp unb Ord. 5ruleiter. 'pliisr unp Gagcn.
Strobtanf, rine 9enncds Yatcut Sd=Otll6ne
(Gran-Dril) cine prrpelte gSalSe, 5rlIdtrefT
mo G'roslenlen, Sd,leifitsn, Spcrrs unb 8dbtet.
ten, 5ter Sette, GIrutbode, Shippeu, glrrte unb
Splitt. GIeiGirr. unc cine 9rtt Gi6en 9lanten.-
6erner: Better unb Settldben, Sefen nit
Hobr, Cd. unp SsiAenIdranf, SiIhe uno Stibfe.
Carpets, cine 9l6ttda llbr nit Saiicn, cine 24
Stunpensllbr. fupierne unb GiienteIsl, 3itsr,
Stdnner, GdiIer, uno font nod cine src@ Scr
i6irpenteit 5aus=, 6ihen> ump Saucrns@ @erdtbe
~ umlfdnclidAsli melocn.
Die Sebify zh9en am Serfnufstase unp slui-
partun9 BON
Sacob g. Defbler.
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