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The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
TRFASURFR-S OFEIHF
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Jzzy l7tb. 1854.

LITTLE KooK, ARK, ,Juzv l7t6, 1854 Messrs. JOHNSON < YERKEs:
 Genttenaen:-l have been requested by some of the subscribers to your paper, to furnish the accompany ing list for publication.
 It affords me pleasure to contribute the labor, but have no authority to pag t@ priotjsg; should you, however accord n the opinion of its possessing sui the statement is entirely at your disposal. nave suffered all the balances to remain as they stood on the lst inst, notwithstanding the com1nis Sloner: of six counties designated by this marks nave snce drawn out their several quotas.
 Respectfully, yours
 J. H. GREASE Treasurer STATEMENT of the distribution and payment of the Internal Improvement Fund. showing the total amount distributed, the amount drawn, and the balance due to each county on the lst July. l8j4 at which time the 11th distribution was made.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

The successful consummation of the missio,
 o1 Com. Ferry to Japan, which is announced
 in the news received from Honolulu, marks notable period in the progress of American din . lomacy., A country existing for centuries viii closed doors against the rest of mankind bol yielded to the ready approaches of the Unit tt' ed States willing heed, and readily consent, to the terms of treaty of amty and frendI', intercourse, which will be hailed with reioicinS, not only by our own nation, but by every libao ral and enlightened people. As far as the con- con ditions of the negotiations are understood. thar surprise us by the spirit of cordiality, and in:t appreciation of the mutual advantages wbicb the Emperor of Japan has so plainly manifest. ed, in contradistinction to the hitherto presum- ed ignorant, uncvilized and selfish disposition of that government. It now becomes the dutv of our government to proceed promptly insucb measures as shall secure to the United States the fullest realization of the benefits to aow from the new channels of commerce thus about to be opened. The aid of Congress in the es' tabllshment of steam communication with tbo Sandwich Islands and China, is imperatvelV demanded, and we believe will not be denipj
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

s=s' RESOLUTIONS BY THE PEoPLE.-We hail with pleasure the increasing popularity of McT AN "I9 VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT, notwithstandinao' tbo vile and malicious lies" that were invented anJ issued through the press to nure its reputation,
 ResoToed That having tested it, and found it more eIcacio4s us than any other mment remedy for tie Eruptions on the Skn Piles Burns ScaIds. etc. and for Horses, to cure Sweeny, Lameness Strains Poll evil, Flstula, Sores, etc. we will continue to nsn i for McLean's celebrated Eminent will never fail t6 cure any external disease if properly applied.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE annual announcement of this distinguished institution will be found in our paper to-day. We learn With pleasure that this medical school, which has done so much to advance medical science in the South and West, is in highly prosper- ous condition. No institution of the kind in our country, we are assured, is more amply fur nlshed with all the materials for medical instruc- ton than the University of Louisville, and it's Faculty enjoy high reputation for learning, professional skill, and eloquence and ability as teachers. It is favorite school with the phy- slcians of Arkansas, and among its alumni are some of the most eminent practitioners in our State
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
Read the following exeract of
 Letter from California.

J. il. McLEAN-Dear Sir: < I and all of the Company return you our thanks for haying snn phed Us with your Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is trT y the most valuable and useful medicine for trin across the Plains. We used it for Rhcumatisnir Bruises, Sprains Pains, Wounds Sores etc.. and if always gave immediate relief. We applied it also to our Horses and Cattle for Strains Chates Calls and other injuries and it invariably performed speedy cure. Yours. etc. J. CUMMTNES
 Sacramento City, Dec. 8th, 1858.
 We say, then, to all who may be suffering from external diseases obtain supply at once of J. H. Me LEANS VOLCANIC OIL 11NIMENT-it is the only reliable remedy.
 .Y See advertisement in another column of to- days paper.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
Public Speaking in Pulaski and Perry Counties. hG the Spnatnrial Gan idntoc

We are requested to state that Judge Totten and Mr Morris the candidates for the State Senate in the district composed of the counties of Prairie Pulaski and Perry, will address their citizens at the following times and places:
 At Reeds bridge, Pulaski CO.,, July 14th At Little Rock, :" "' 18th Place of voting Maumelle township. July 17tb. At Perryvlile, Perry county, July 18th. Place ot voting, Bently township July 18th. = Petit Jean < S. 2Oth
 Applin < < 2lst.
 :" McCool {. 99d
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

HFLieut. Payne, U. s. Army, died at Jeff ferson Barracks, on Friday, 23d. Some cases of cholera have happened, it is said, at that post.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

GT The river is still slowing falling and has scarcely three feet water in the channel be. tween here and Napoleon
 Weather exceedingly dry and warm.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
" COME AGAIN..

sy, 83 COME AGAlN.o
 sXI4SAs$ THE subscriber has just received EaW SsM Il per steamer Gov. Meigs. a fine EAys-.1Sa lot of black Cassmeres, one fine piece MT EW of Drap d'ete, finest kind of Vest A Ma lngs Black Satin Trimmings of all EtAN kinds, etc.
 Wl Wt He is now fully prepared to fur zEEa3 EA E= nish all kinds of garments in the la ~*ssss s.s..ssz@- test style. H. E. HEZEKIAH
 July 19. 1854 2t Merchant Ta;lor
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

Capt. Tlghman also enlightened the compa- ny upon the subject in hand. He expressed the utmost confidence in the success of the road and showed by facts and figures the correctness of his grounds of belief. After the speaking, the crowd were invited to an excellent enter tainment gotten up by the ladies of the city, Every thing passed off in the happiest manner, and though there was the utmost hilarity noth- ing occurred to mar the harmony of the com. pany assembled. All were pleased The day was glorious one.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

0F The artesian well at Frederick, Md
 has been completed. The shaft has been car rled down 585 feet, and now, the Examiner says the water runs out at the rate of one hundred and fifty gallons minute.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
PAY IPy PAY IIPYH

TIMELY notice is hereby given to those indebted Il to me- that unless they pay up promptly their ae counts will be placed in the hands of an officer.
 July 19, 1854 2t H. E. HEZFKIAU
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Something new under the Sun...Cash
 System AdOpteG

| DESlROUS of raising Ready Money. for the H purpose of laying in large full and winter stock for hls friends and customers, the undersigned induced to offer his present immense stock of fash lonable and staple Goods the very lowest prices for Cash in hand. -''
 great many articles will be sold for prime cost.
 Persons wishing to purchase a large quantity of mierehandlze for small amount of money must give him call as be is determined not to be nndersolf bv any mercantile house in the State
 July l9 A. J. HUTT Main street
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

Total, s257,82o 2s s217,S4s 24 s8e, ,s74 o5 Total amount paid to counties s2l7 ,846 A. Balance due on 1st July, 1854. S39 974 O5. Making total of Il distributions, s257 1920 2e
The true Democrat., 1854-07-19

The steamer Fl Dorado arrived at New Or leans from California on the 7th inst
 The news she brings from Japan is interest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-21
Tie Effect Of Poverty on the Mind

DR. Charming thus sens'bly dascrlbsd the mar
rowing and depre-s.n; e:.oc. OF poverty on tho
ucec'u.i rower-:
The condition of the poor Is rnfrienjly 10 ths
action aol urf f'l,ng o. the intellect. and sore
calamity "a a rs'ioupl being. In most men, in
deed the intellect il narrowed by exclusive cares
llr the BODY In most, tia consciousness Of its
csc'lcnce is crushed ~ tee low use 10 which
It IA rcrpotualiy doomed.
But still ia most n degree of activity il given
the mind. by tho variety and cx,en, Of their
plans Tor wealth or substance. The bodily wants
oimost carry them, in a measure, into the future
ens'g them in enterprise rcquTip: invention.
s"E lctv and slIl
Il is the unhsppGoss OF the poor that they are
absorbed in immediate wants. in providing for
the passing day, in obtaining the next meal, OF
throwing Of a present burden. Accordingly.
their facilities, live and move or rather pine
and perish in the present moment. Hope and
imagination. the wings ani the soul, carrying il
/ forward and upward. languish in the poor: for
| the future is annvitng. Tho darknoss OF the
present hroodl over coming years. The great
! ilea which siirs up in men world Of thought.
the idea of a batter lot, ha. almost faded from
I the poor mans mind. lie hlnios! ceises 70 hope
I for his children as we'll as himself
/ Even parental love to many the chisfquieksn.
/ o. ut tlo h'tlIecf, NhENhleb tnrOuSh uesphI.--
| This poverty sarves tho mind Ard there 10
another way in which It proisces this effect.
particularly worth the notice af this assembly,
The poor have No society b'yond those " 40
inclined to their own narrow field Of thought
! We MI know that /, Is contact with tho more ae
| tive nNh soarir, from which intellect receivesits
I chief impulse. Few Of us could escape the rars.
lyginr influence of perpetual intercourse with the
uncnliyacd sluggish and narrow minded sn3
hc'e We see Nhot wish particularly TO bring Ia
view, how very noor Ia The toa.ted civilization
" onr timcs which is Lwlt ca much upon tho
! / 'al Il npvor'r In communities little advanced
| ~ r,"',orn. m 'r'oossihin barrier sararsies diff
/ f,rrrt rbs,es a rno-r .u',el'es. Tho lees i'm.
/ coy. ,rr oo' ~. or'H 'oa Nis'ar"e f'nr thoae,
"hN Hr.,g' n.'ural rri," mar' ~ -rrn'in- cx.
c'fom ~ 1iu' moro s'r''r' han h. ro''; nd
( solve how srrl l'y' ons * Vnv -'eef -
= 50 ,.r,l nnl rr,' Vi ~ ave 'he rri en-
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,,se orl ,rrv' 'No iro.-.u' acl ieh-e-sed I,
r nr''cH n rrrASNtr p'c,rlice aud error
sci bout "rd'
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NTw.rrrns {. ltIiv r.--Thc Chicago pres'
makes cnTr'r'inn OF VI" newspaper press Of
ihs 81 to hv which II appears there ARE:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-21
NMl NyAGN TvAMYGNs

o.rYCE-3i story -. J. q N'ni"gr. .brick
Aoek, South Vest corner cf tie COot Hour
sYGGTe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
81 c trc @ Gfcr.

Die lIntcryibnctrn pdulcbsn bismit ibrsn 6unren
uno Dem Iutlitum I'M 1uscmsutn tie 1njsiss ;u
MAIDEN, pa6 e IcrGcn ron pbaoetpbia 3urtd9etebrt
uno ss9snpdrtia cifriSt tclbaist iinb init Dem aus=
padsn sints srcGen uno mebIscwabItSn aiIcrtrmsnts
OreSc@dter fir 9doic5,
0cltcbsno gum Sbcjt aus fcl9suotn: T6nsp uno sin=
iatb farbiSsr Scpc, Garages uno SGloins, Ssot:
euIpn .enittr,, l:rriins, u. (. tt.
Stietnt uno anocrt SdamIs, Sio, kiptne uuo ans
ccrs toanolbubc, eitt:2Raarcn ocu allen Irtsu uno
Suatacu, uttt cine errEs 2tuSpabt anptrtr 2aaarln
IN eitft5 Sab 9rbSrGnc.
s ir 81 nn5leute: "
Cir oitis hatGn mir Gin srr6rs unp onscrlrfints
Ifrrtemsnt Sddcr, S6ntp unp Cinfatb farbias Gaet:
nicrts, Snncn, SatIn uno anrtrt &cItInSs, Grarat:
ten, Cellars, Srpttre, II. + ~.
8Dir Iaotu Ius bsrSttb Gin bti uus ounruftn unt
.unItrn GdttrsStct ju uuttrfuhsn, nrrcn SbSnbeit
1ualltat uno SiNi9ttit nibt Gttrtrcifsn wtrnEu
fam pcn tCincm unitrtr pcrtbtn GrnturrsntEn.
-.. prrB, @utb lmp 60.
0ru,nto,,,r 0f,,riI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
3 inf s arb c.

Sin Orittel lpobtfeiter ols SleitpeiB, mo
frei bon allen 9iftiBen Seitanotbeilen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
@inse 25erle9rs,ses.
Seppi6z&eberei uno Sdrberei
Scr 0Ie6pttSer @tcauSp
Supcr Staet 1usntoun.

Su Der Stoot gUsntoun.
llntrr,ei6nrtm pcllten ebrrrtirti9lt bas gutlis
FUN tsna6riGti9en, DAP fig ttre
Seppidz dz9Seberei uno Sdrberei
ouf bic Sjt Sette Der giprp Strn Stra6s IdrG9
.segenGbrr unb tiat bel SaScntuA's @aitbauic
perlc9t babeu, unb saf iie i6 nun in itrsm neurn
9pe6tt' Iduf Sic bette Mnnicr einseridtet babrn,
um lire @cIAiitr gu betreiten. sic baltrn int
mcr gum Serfauf unp Serferti9en 9lei6fNIl5 0uf
SrIlelluns ..-r
Il lie Nrten. Seppi6e
bic nllr prrlau9t iprrpen fEnnen, unp Srar rtrns
fnas an alien YrriIen. Oietlbe 1paen aud tei'
nrsmc9s ancrrs ais BON erltrr @ate Iein. Die
5arl en- nb ale fel, imp batet laBrn lie ticlelte
10 NOT fell, rprnn nift wotlfeiler at-al5 le irs
genp ipnitpp rrbattrn prrrrn fGnnrn. Seitellm>
gen werren in mE9li6fer SGIpe unb nah s2uni4
brirr5t.
Die SGr berei
rrirb aud in alien peilrn 1srIh;rpenen 3pri9cn trs
trirbn, unp e fubrn SerliAert, pa6 ibre @rtris
ten trinen in rieIem GauntY na6iteben merben :
inesm fe iitmjcugt fiiblen RAP ite in allen
5arbcn SoltOmuenc 3ufrieprnbcit 9cbsn tEn'
men. lletcrbaupt itebn ie fir ale ibre Grtriten
gut.
sic ifnb banttur fir 9cnpfrne IiteraGc Inter
Rtisung, unp Grifrn in ibrrm neuen SrcaIe auf ets
ne Scrtrauer rsriclten, prl6t Ite purA 6liNc
9rciIe, quite unp Id6nr Arteiten, unp pinttIj6r
atwatun9 ibrcr @el&aite, iiA wrtI gu pcreienrn
iuhen rrrprn. &erscBt es nidt, lire gStrflStte
ii in Der 9iprb STEM Strabe 1ltc Stiirc binterBalb
SpIepb Stppp'S GGcmoIs SutrrO StrGr.
SOnatDan 8ieano,
9Silliam @ieano.
g(lcntnrln, @prl ~, 1854. nNtY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
,BGsscesa feloct bier!
Sect lit Die 3eit um Sure eioenen Sntez
reIIen III ffuoirpn

Die llnterI6rirbrnfn, banf6ar fir senciicne gunI
unp bpffenp auf cine SerinfQrlm8 Ssrielten in 5u'
fmft, piinI6n Gu6 bic 9lnSe8e su MAIDEN,
pn6 lte beret Tnp Gu9 nit ir9enp rincr glrt BON
Observation-Disclosures gu pcriehrn, ppn einrr &C.
pBDmtfen SeuSatel titauf bis. gu einG suss6isr-
itrn 5elpwal3c. llnirr Gtabliientsnt finrrt man
SO. so 8rfz Samilton Strobe,
cine fursr Strede p6r9alb Sa0entu6's @ait'
baus unp 1T ppklbrtannt ais 9pmcll's alter
Stmb, no r5 uns freuen pirp Su allen 3eiten IN
Iere Srrunpe gu aecpmmppiren nit tr9enp einrm
arttel m a,rlrrm SADIE, une ni6tS .mtrr 9ccrpert
fir pas >3rtyrn inieres Strds, rprtter beIrbt ans
elmer &friGieprnIrit srn''
. @rputp's Qatent 9remium 9Fii8en,
nSmli8 Yatrnt Centre 3u9+9Fige; irItLI6ius
fnrr DO, ptfptt Wpuletparo rp ; .sertellerte
: Stre iciI pp. Yreinium 'SutIciehn..; : Mida@
spn.tppprl DO; Settlers beriibmtsr SerlIdtprn.
sfiis, netf anprm BON btrI6iepener Gpnl ltructtcn
etc. gSrlIGfcrns lmp 6rubrn>Mabler fir @irrpes
sewaltrh, gBslI6tcrnpF pFan,er, SuttcrIdneirer fir
Sanp pber gfrrpegetrait unp g8elldtrnI6dler
bas naml6c, &tcrmal6inen 3ur Sanmrnrcin9un9
Ga9en, 9lhtSItcrs, reYelprrnpe Serrr6rn, Ser'
trIkrte GrntsmnI6tnen, 9reniium SaamenpriltS,
up 9fcrpe9ewalten uno Drri6mai4inrn fir I
bis Yferrs, nit gang riIernrn GYltnrers mad
rinem perteIcrtet 9lan, NIT Satcnt 9rrmium
S6dttler, psldcr rperirt rtne nit Der MaIdinc
Srrtunben gu Ien aubcr pur6 cinrn tIrincn Strip
pper Sett. NSir taten etenfaII5 rbnIten Elm
aliSgeIu6teS Enforcement bon
Ga tenz uno anbern SGmereien
bon gSitberSfrlb, Gpnn., bsm teribmtclrn Srt
in rer llnpn fir bic Gultjpiruns pom allerbant
wrrtbYrllen Saamcnartcn. 99ir erIudcn Ollie uns
fern Strd su unterlu6cn unb fiiblm iiter,eu9t baf
ipr ben aaersenaue7 ten sufriepen Relrn tBnnen.
@slcome g. Yowe1,
g. S. 6a0enbu1.
NOtntrpu, gRar; s, 1853. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
sSo9elsoiale 2SSerfe.
MobtmGDle, 8ouuorp uno Wofbiencn:
Stbpp.

SlOpp.
Die llntcrI9retrnen MAIDEN iGrrn Sreunben unb
rem Yublifum adtuugsSpll trfannt, raB ie Die
pbigsn SBerte am I NRars in Operation 9rlrst
unO nun bereit iinb, ale 2trten Mabtartsitcn ju
Drrri6ten. Sic batrn einen erfabrrnrn Ntitller
onsrltetlt unp prrpen cs li9 nngcleSen lrn lalrn,
8laucr Su MAIDEN, wrl6rs Ypn trinem I'm Mhrtte
itertrrffrn rirp.
Die 5ruprp unb Ma1diencnmertl latt pirb auf
cine gGrie SerrAltet werren UNI bic pclIte Sefrir'
bisuns uniere Sunren gu seten. gEir linp bereit
ole arten 9tr6eten auf bic tiir;eRe 9ln,ege unp
su BEN kiqisten gretien gu Serrthten, ais bic Ser
ferti9uns SOn Stcam.grsincs, SuttOns une 5rr'
ces 9lmprn, Mdbl 0rdtbIAaften, StrpbI6nrips
Mafbtnrn, 9Fise, 9arlrr-unp &r6Gfcn, mc alle
9rtrn @uBwaaren pelde Srm putlitum Srrlan9t
rrrrrn mGeen. Die llnter;ehnrten Iino irlbt
frattti6e gal6inisn unb wrrrrn rrm cti9cn
@ei4Sft IrIbf abwartrn:
Mtif(p uno Soncs.
SpaclSSlle, MGr; s, 1854. rq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
SAnunr Is.
Sebr wibti9 fir
Danmrifrr nnO An0rre.

llatrrI6rirbrnr trbirnsn f6 btcirr 0rlc9enbrit
prm @ublitlm bic 9lnjcisc gu MAIDEN, roG Ie paS
. S4icfcrs (S6IGD 0ei6dftm SIatinstrn,
28Nidn9trn SamIdip, gr6a Gaunts, ouf cine
1ulgrrcIntc SScir tctrribcn. Sire SdIatS linp
Son Der olIcrbCfen Suolit6t,
anp fic itnp bcrcit rtrirltr lrSlctA, no6 rrr Grs
t1nurS rrr SGifaHrt, naA allen 2teiIsn rrS Sans
pES gu bClrr8rn.
Sic baltcn aud inlmrr ron ben aIirr9cI6idte>
iten 9 d GtsO edcr ouf !Sanp-lcl6e ric ibr
0rItGit prattIA srIrrnt batsn, wrldc, no lir inls
ncr pcrIanft wcpcn. Odd,cr fir lic su redrn.-
sir tir 0iite bcrsn 9lrtcit, ~ mic fir bic Uiite
Der ShIItS icItlt, uHp rrrcn 6artr, iPrrGcn r ir'
pcrjcit gut.
Sie batcn (3rrrn 81 m a Wp Srn rer
Stdrt Nlentrwn, ais rine ibrrr 9lgcntrn 0nSs,
tcllt, I'M ibre StlGtS ;u rcrtaufcn, unp pa6 Gut
tltum Hpn 9tlrntrwn unb Der llm9ssrnp 1T bTf-
Iid cinsclarcn tci igm srriuIPrr6cn, rcnn rS rie'
iCn gIrtifl winidt.
&ur;, Sober Der witnIdt quite S6lGts ;u tds
ben, uap cnrerrGrtS wrEnt, arrrcBire an uns,
SlGtinNtrn y. o., 2cda Co., ga. Ollie Srirfe
unp SrprS icIlcn rGuttlid beicrgt wrrren.
SIRE Irribr inp jrtcrScit bili9, unp tur6
piuftlidtcit np Sai9trit srrrutrn Fe iid ibrcn
llntbcl rrr CUNT res YutlitumS jujuIifcru, pCs
iir ir jlrrririt ronttor icin prrron.
NR. uno s.. &une.
Slattnatcn, San. 4, 1854. nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
80 at ZEN.

@firiib.SbnittS. Roiincn, etc.
llntlrihriStGnt babSn t6tnfalIS crbaltIu:
50 Q1uIbd vlr,t9libt 9ttrctncts balte pirft.
- .6iitSn rcn oln btltin Sunib :8riiuIn.
% Tistbcu erra &c.
80 Duetnp on9titribsne Gimcr.
200 &c. SGEIithferu:Stftn.
2DrtbtS allies an zen niecri9itcn Yrriftn I'M Orc
gcn uno Stsintn ptrtauft MIR.
S>reB, @ut9 unb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10

frei bon allen 9iftiBen SeitanotbeiIen.
Die SscusJcrfcp 3inf= Gcmpa euir, mel:
dc ibrG 22trtc br Wr9rGBrt uno oic SuaIitdt ibrsr
prcputtc pIrbSetrt bat, 1T INNER tcrtit 9tllunscn
cut9cSeumuebmtn fur ibrs
Sorjii 9li6en Sarben.
3 10 Il n uuo in % 9cma b &c n, in aus:
trItfiuGn Yodttcn rru % ti6 500 Yfino ctsnfaus
Srcd { II in Barrels, ron 200 Yfuno icref.
Sbr SS i e:3 uf, wtIdbts trrdtn crtr in Del
9tmablcu rtrtouft wirb, III suarantirt rein ;u rin
uno undtsrtrcfcu fir ibm Gi &C 98 ri DC, ctt.
@ius SRrtbcps bsr 3utCrsitun9 1T nculid cntpcdt
pcrocu, ptltbcs Die 9rmpaeuit IN Stann ftet ibrt
Sarbc W 9uaranrtn. oag t eb dr cine bilIi9t 3tt in
ben Sd6Sru friitb uno jort crb6lt. Sn httltm 8e:
tradt iub ibrs SartSr aUcn oneern I'M SQartt ttcrs
tteCn.
Sbrt br aunc 5int arbe, wslthc itbr rirbr9
ptrtauft pirn, uno nur aus Dem tusSerltr 5Ints
@ri ecnlatbt Iuerbcn tann III berrtts betaunt fir brC
Grbatuu9s: @9cuihoftcu, psnn auf @iitn ceGr oucC:
rt mttolha 0in9s au9cwarct.
SbrE g teinsS arte beiiet atr Gi9tnihafttn Der
trauntn uno 1T sbr au9CmtlIcn gum 2tnitrttcn ron
GScbnbSuicrn, Srrcts, 2(uTin9tt6uben, Srddtn, etc
oGneltr wSreEn an tillI9cn Stein9un9sn psrirr9t
burdD ibre N9tntrn,
Srenb uno RidbaroS,
gGhctrIatt paiut=tbinrltr uno SurrrtCurs
81. III, Gdtt btr lOltn uno Miartt:Sragsn, Yhllae.
1(prl H. nQ6W