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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
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"a y I14OCSS -
Few foreigners who were sojournInR
in Rome during the Autumn Of iS-
can~failto remember b violent illnees
of he beautiful Princess c., which
saddeAly withdrew from the brilliant
.socialaeircIes Of that city their faIrest
ornament. The means by which thas
.iilnstrious lady was restored to health,
Wien given over by all the faculty ~
Roane./ lis not however 30 generally
known. She owes her life, and is ever
premp to acknowledge the obligation.
to the most distinguished physician or
the age, DR.. Thomas Holloway That
extraordinary man happened to arrive
in the "Seve.-hilled city" just as the
crisis of her disorder, and was imredtJ
ately summonedIt 10 her palaee.G He
found the Princess in q sad condition:
During an evening drive through he
Gampagna she had been smitten1by the
fearful malaria which sometimes arises
in poisonous clouds from the adjacent
marshes. The eonseqDepce, YES q vio-
lent bilious attack, terminating in jaun-
dice. The lovely face, which bad aazsT
zlcd all eyes, and eelipsed all rivalry -
ball and banquet, was yellow as saffronsa.
and the eyes which had kindled love
and admiration in . thousand hearts 8
were duller. han lead. In q feeble yeiee!
she inquired of thesdoctor what could ?
be done for her, at the same time pro-
testing that if the hue TINT now tihged
her skin were to remain after her res
eovery she would rather die .tbaR,hvsa
Smiling at the ~pardonabie vanity of ono
whose queenly beauty was the themeof
every traveller who visited Rome; Ietold
fihcr cheerfuily. that her life, and. her
loneliness we're both safe. His Pgedia-s.
ton proved truetngU Undertake s~iafuenc6j
of his irresistible Pills, the yellow suf-il
fusion began TO pass Of; and day by
!; day, like q star burstinggthranxhuai
1tioud, hersbesruty was re-deTeloped-s
, Within six weeks It was announced.
that the Princess would 0 D.gladden
the eyes oil, her admirers at an EVENING"
festival to take place tsher chateaus al
rivoli in honor of her recovery - baa q
~ It@4may welzbe-suPPesed that.thez
F Princess would willingly have displayed
Her gratitude on q magi1ifceltscal6s but
, this DR.. II. would not permit. He re-
: fused 70 TeeeiSe phyfhipg, saye RHefeS
/ ~SouEetir;s and she presented him with
+ d most appropriate one. It was > lou
i1bie miniature, set in eneralds and dia-
monds, one case representing the Prin-
; cess as sife; lay upon 4ief Bak bed, de-
spoiled by disease of ali her charms,
and the other containing her likeness a.
t she appeared at the fete in the full
bloom Of restored heafrh and beauty
The tnepToiItp was accompanied, by q
note in which 'wercthese words" When
/ ever you look at the two pictures, ina
CINE if You can, my boundtess graft
tudc." 1t may we'll be, supposed that
DR.. Holloway treasures this delicate fri
D butte to his skill. among his choicest
soucenirs4ttsourie Del Iaopalo,"' Rome.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

1Ae Cost of Reaching the Frazer Rirer
1h'nes.-A letter 70 the New York Journal
OF Commerce states that the price of passage
oy the steamer from San Ffansisco to Victo-
rla, belllnghan Bay, &c, is on the average
$ao to $40. Added to this $40 and $25 for
river passage on the steamer Surprise, or by
canoe to Fort Hope 1t is fair to say, that
miner, to go from San Francisco to Frazer
river mines, wants at least 5000 or $3.50
cash to enable him successfully to reach the
mines and to'procure ths requisite outfit.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
TNOTICE.

II THE undersigned offers for sale his
15gaz6 - valuable plantation and mill, known
L.L2S as the Natural Dam place, on Lees
creek, and lying immediately the daily stage
line leading from Y an Buren via Evansville, Her
mansburg and Boonsboro to Fayetteville, Arkansas
Any person or persons wishing to purchase one of
the most valuable and desirable places in Crawford
county be accommodated by calling on the
undersigned on the premises. | also offer for sale
twenty head Tor more if desired) of good horses,
and uiules a large lot of stock cattle very fine
flock of sheep, and large lot of prk and stock hogs.
farming utensils, dc. Terms will be made to suit
purchasers giving to the purchaser or purchasers
of the farm preference in purchasing the stock
above mentioned, if it should be desired
NESTOR FORT.
Natural Dam, Aug. S, '5S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
To ALI whom IL many Con-

NOTICE is hereby given that the sheriff Su,
IN ton +. CottreIl. who was also assessor and col
isctor of the county and State taxes, of Crawford
county, in the State OF Arkansas did on the 9th
day Of March, 1857. offer for sale at the court
house door, in said county for the non pa ymeut of
taxes thereon for the years ls5s 1858, 1884 lsa5
anal 1856, the following lots situated in the city OF
Van Buren,, county of Craw sord and State Of Ar
kansas, viz, lots .wo (2) and three. g. in block
eighteen (ls) and lots thirteen Q3l and fourteen
"a ia block fifteen (l5,l for the sum of thirty
nine dollars (s3s,l which said lots were taxcd IN
the name of the heirs of l. c. Rssiolph and mar
chased at said fale by Alexander Mclean and
George Austin; also that after the expiration Of
twelve months from the day Of said sal. the sheriff
Of said county made deed 10 each and all of .,;J
lots 10 said Alexander Mclean and George Austin
which deed Is now on record in the record, rs of
hcs OF said county Of Crawford
Now, therefore, any person who can set up any
thing irregular or Illegal in said SALE must show
cause at the February term of the circuit cor, Of
the county of Crawford aforesaid AZ a court IN he
holden On the first Monday of February. 1889 wbv
said sale should not be confirmed. pursuant IN n
petition to be filed by in said court for tina,
purpose.
ALEXANDER MCLEAN.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Van BureD, Ark, July 2, So CIV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

COL Steptoe Censured-A despatch from
Washington says that the government cen
sures Col. Steptos for having entered the en-
my's county without sufficient force. 1t will
be remembered that Col steptos had bat
tie with the Indians in Oregon about two
months ago, which resulted in the complete
rout OF Col. Stsptoe's command, and the loss
of about fifty men.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

@ DIR. Bernheisel, the Mormon delegate
IN congress, Is native of Perry County, Pa,
where he has brothers and sisters now living.
lie Is well known to many people in Perry,
Cumberland and Dauphin counties. lie is
light built, bald headed, mild looking old
gentleman, with face and head not unlike
that of Gov. Walkers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
COTTON YARNS,

1 Agents for the Covington and Cooper Cot
n t,n Factories Of this vicinity, and for the Hope
and Eagle Factories, If Pittsburgh we are pre-
pareI all times to fill orders promptly fr Pound
Yarns, Nos. to l2 and Dozen Yarns. 400 to 500
Also, Carpet aud Coverlet Warp, Twine, Wicking,
Batting &c- at the lowest rates and on the usual
credits or at liberal discount for cash
r. BUCHANAN K SON
aug 90, '5S-3ms Cinc unat o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Notice

S hereby given to all whom it may concern that
l. letters Of administration was granted to the IN
dersigned BY the probate court of Crawford county,
on the estate of Pleasant H. Johnston, decea sed
which letters bears date July 9th, A. ID. 1853; and
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them to me, duly au-
thenticatsd within year from the date OF said
letters as they may be precluded from any benefit
in the same-and that unless said claims are pre-
sented to mo in two years from the date of said
letters. they will be forever debarred from any be-
neft in said estate.
JOHN HATFIELD. Admir-
Of said estate.
aug 3. '5S-w6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

The Days that tried Mems .Souls.-On tn.
I'd OF July, 1916, the day the Declaration of
Independence passed Congress, the thermom-
eter IN Philadelphia stood at IS degrees at 6
a. m, at rs degrees at 0 b. 40 min, and at
"a degrees at p. IN. On the 4th Of July,
when 1t was signed, the Thermometer stood
at 68 degrees at 6 a.. M. at 72J cegrees at 0
a. m, 76 at p. m, and at 73t at 9 p. m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
ClNSuMP LION.

ME Rev. Dr. BURNETT. several Years mis-
L sionary IN Southern Asia, discovered a simple
and certain fol consumption as hrna brdutf
ia scrofula, coughs colds and nervous debility: al
dv, a method by which tie curative properties Of
the medicine directly addressed to the diseased
organs aud the integumcut. ActGaje,l BY desire
to benefit his suffering fellows he viii cheerlully
send the resp, free TO all who desire ifwith fui
AMI explicit directions fur preparing; and success-
fully using the medicine. Apply 70 or address
Rev. {. :. BURNETT
July 81, '58 o3l broadway. New York
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

THIS day comes tn raid com plauant y his go
L .Ic.tDrs, aId flies hs amended bill herein. and
10 process having issued III tons cause against the
defendant. Riley Ashley Wallace, who is u reel
dent of this State; it 81 ordered that subpoena be
sued to Franklin county against the said RILEY
Ashley Wallace and the complainant now Fling
his affidavit that said Riley Wailace,5 Isazs r. Ev-
ans William Wallace, Julian H. ilq!csipG, a..l 4sa-
ry Ann Holcomb his wife, and Wiliisnt . WSiI
heirs at law of said Alfred Wallace, deceased ;si
Alfred W. Wallace, William \. Wallace, Robert
w. Nabors, Leonard Nabors, James Nabors, and
Martha Nabors, minors under the age of twenty
one wears and heirs at law of said 4 fred " Walace
deceased, Are non-fesdents of this Stats 1t Is
therefore ordered and adjudged that said non
resident defendants be notified by publication of
this order, for the number of times and within the
time prescribed by law, in the Arkansas Intelli
gencer" newspaper published in this State that
the object of this bill is to enforce a specific per
formance of a contract entered into by said csm
plainant and the said Alfred Wallace deceased in
his lifetime and Augustus j. Ward for the sale of
certain real estate situate in Craw ford county, and
that unless they appear before the court here on
or before the fourth day of the next term thereof
to be holden at the court house in Van Buren,. in
Crawford county, on the first Monday in February
next and plead. answer demur to said bill, the
same will be taken confessed against them, and
"A decree entes~d -ordingy.
A true copy from the record
Attest; l. W. TALkINGTON, Clerk.
aug 20, 5s-2w[p prs fee $40 rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
WALLACE INSTITUTE,

T1NHE fall session Of this institution will com
4 mence on the Both Of August, 1858, and con
tiuue 81 weeks. Prices range from IS to $e5-
Matricuation per scho!ar, 81. a thorough course
of study FOR graduation has been selected, and
zty,ry facility I"r acquiring education can be ob
tanned here lJr tul tier la.ti uars see catalogue
Ct adde's.
Nev. p. A. MOSES, a. NJ, Prest
july -3. '5s-3lus
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
TsNHE Rev. w. Esiuci. at the request Of
4 friends, will open school for boys on the lst
Of SeItenlber next,
Ecrnis Dcg session.
Junior department, comprising reading, writing,
arithmetic, geography history DC, $40 90
Senior Glasses comprising grammar, com
position rhetoric, geometry, book keeping.
Latin, Greek, French DC. 10 90
The teacher will direct his efforts to make all
studies as much as possible useful and practical.
For further particulars apply to Rev. W. Binet,
Van Buren,.
july 90. '5S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Cut Nails

600 KEGS assorted sizes, received direct from
OOU Boston by late arrivals and for sale by
axg I3. '5s JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS a CO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Sarsapafilla.

~ BOXES John Bulls sarsaparilla just received
w and per steamer Rough Ready and for
sale by
aug 20, IS JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County of Crawford !

In The Cra,cford Circuit Co"rt, Auqust term
4. d. 1853, on the ehaneery side thereof,
August l3M, 1858, before +. /. Batson,
Judge, amongst other things were had the
folloping proceedings, TO wit:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
TNOticc.

ALL those indebted to R. Nj. Bean & Co. viii
please call and settle mediately, they will
have tn Iay cost on the same.
aug go SIS. r. NJ. BEAN Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Bill for Title, No. 80.

Now on this day came the said complainant
" by his solicitor, ana it appearing to the court
from the return OF the >hcri.! upon the sIbprna
herein Issued, tha, .iG t,:i a. Dreuneu charles
G, Scott, and C.4ro.Iuy 5.-n '"iy and
IN due time served with ps,ces -.rroIn, ana the
sad defendants although thrice >olenuiy called
comes not, but wholly make default, 1t l. there
fore ordered, adudIed and decrr"d. tlat g said
conpaln;tnt's bill, and the matters 8 rnes
therein contained hf ard the sane hereby ia
ken true and confessed a. against said defeu-
'iants, Catharine DrcIncn M her representative
and individual capacities; Charles 6. Scott and
Caroline l.. Scott and it further appearing to the
court here from the return Of the sheriff to the sub
pdnas hereinbef,Irc issued that said infant deieu
dants Charles II D;enneu. William NJ Drenpen
and Harry Clay Drennen had been duly and in
due time served with process herein. Il i order
ed by here ;ha, guardians adituul be appoint ed 70
the SAID infant defendants and therefore Jpseph j..
Green Esq, "ne Of the solicitors of this curt
comes and consents e. be such guardian adljtun
for said infant defendants aul th.r,.o.ei II i or
dered by the court that IT,. 5ail 'u-aph J. Gree.
be and he ]. hereby appointed sach guardian a.
htum to sad infant dete.la = eha tae sad Joseph
j. Green rs snci guardia' ,les here he tuav of
SAID infant defendants, and il appearing t. the
court here, that the SAID Aiary Caroline Denchla
has not been served with process herein. IL is
dered by the court here that an order of publica-
ton be made herein, notify ing her of the pendency
of this suit
A true copy from the record, Augut 9th, 1888.
Attest I. ". HARRINGTON, Clerk.
any 90, '5s-owI prs fee 50 25.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Cotton & Wool Cards a..

90 dog cotton cards No 10
10 wool
. " Jim Crow cards, lately received and
or sale by
ang I3. '5s JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS g. Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Roots & shoes.
SaIchcs & Trunks

\ LARGE assortment of the above selecte,
1 n expressly for this market, lately received au,
for sale by
july l6, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

NEo AUSTIN becs leave to acquaint his old
~ ilends and the ones he expects to
make, that he has lust received NV m.
late arrivals superior lot of groceries as under
300 barrels whisky, various bands;
sol
25 barrels Bourbon whisky;
lOf
% barrels brandy, wine and gin; large
quantity OF peppermint, Stouton hitters lemon sy-
rup candy. sardiues PLAYING cards &c and various
other articles in the lar grocery line
ALSO
rs hhds Louisiana sugar;
loo sacks coffee;
25 barrels nlolas.es;
cOi
200 sacks salt, all for sale bv
June T. 90 GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Lamp ChiInncys.

= Doz, OF superior quality. jus, received and
- for sale by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
may IL, SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
MASONIC.

"A Van Buren, Lodge. No.6 A F. NJ. meets
Ky ON the second Mondayin each month. nj
" \their Halloverthe store OFT Walden nv
order of the lodge
A X FOSTER Sac.,-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Oil Cloth for Ru-yic.-

IN PIECES superior enamelled cloih for cove
~ ing buggies. assorted qualities, just receiv,
and for sale by
july l6, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
L. o. o. f..

i. o. o. f.
49, Crawford Lodge, No. 6 Il o. o. F., meet
G& at their Hall over the store of George
" Austin, every Saturday night Officers
n the present term; III. pernot, y. &; W B. Heard
G+ = Hays, Treas; W. Binet Sec,y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Blue l. Red StrOudiDg,

I BALE, five pieces each, bought expressly for
L the Indian trade and for sale bv
july 80, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

William 81. Powell, Com !
vs..
Catharine Drennen. rs ad-
mini-tratrix of the es
tate of John Drenncn.
deceased. and in her in
dividualcapacity, Char
les u. Scott. and Caro-
line l.. Scott, Charles
II. bremen. William
M.Dreuncn, Harry Clay
bremen and Mary Ca
roliue Dcnckla, DejTs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
VI atChcx.

I CASE Of the renowned -Congreve" Mniches Is
L gross, common friction matches N paper aud
wood boxes, Just received aud for sale hs
JNo. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4Ca
map Ia, IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Linsccd Oil

Sl0 GALLONS in two and Eve gallon tin
cOo cans and barrels. Just received and for
sale 10y JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
may Il. '5s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Beads.

4 LARGE assortment Of chalk, seed and glass
4 "A beads, expressly for the Indian trade and for
sale by JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Seamless Rags.

> S0 OF the above u and Bushel a superior
-oO quality Just received and FOR .as by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
NAV IA SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Cider YincGar.
Selves,

Sn DoZ. Metallic aud Wire Ssves, assorted ..,c.
~ just received and for sale by
JNo. HENNl. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Ia, IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
STATE OF ARKANsAs, s.-rt,ssA4-as .s4--.-s., =,
County Of crawford Ha% # F< -4a
In the Crawford Grcait Court on the chan
Z Gerry side thereof, august term, 1858, BE-
fore tie Honorable Feiir T. Bafson Judge.
on the l3th day of Aagust, 1853, scere hod
the folloving proceedings, to scit::
Elisha Harrison Robinson, Con


Thomas Stanford, John Harrcll.
Leonard G Soulhnavd auI
Augustus J. Ward. execute
of the last will au, tel, .cu
of Alfred Wa.iace, -. ~.s4
Riley Wallace. .-ilz-
ans, William Waiiace . Ear.
ID. Holeomb, an, Mar
HoicunIb. uIs wifi -
liam L. n.,t., uSlr--...
th sa,d Alfred " aliae.,,----
ceased, and Riley Ashley . ar
lace, Alhad W. Wallace VII.
liam A. Wallace, Robert W.
Majors, Leonarl " \ b r.,
James NabOrs, and Mar.i.a
Nabors. minors under the age
of tweuty one years. and heirs
at law of the said Alfred Wal,
lace, deceased, Def'ts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Star Candies.

~ ZONES star candles; so boxes do; so
~ boxes ITO, just received and for sale by
june 4. 5S GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
WOrSted Binding.

IN1FE hundred gruss assorted quality binding
l. suitable for Indian trade. ust received and for
sale by JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

The GaoDtk Of tie 1dmericaa Chion.-
The Lendon Times, in leading article, calls
the attention of the British pu bic to the won-
derfui expansion and prodigiou. development
Of the American Union. In reality" SAYS
the Times, mot even the marvels of Amen-
can natuZe are comparable in magnitude to
the recent features Of American progress
The new State Of Minnesota contains an area
s1cseding that of France, aud Kansas is lar
ser than Great Britain. The mighty process
Of colonization, which goes on there with such
rapidity, is without parallel in the history
of the race"
A Tore affair at Saratoga-Jhe Troy N.
~ Times Of the goth ult., saws:
The denousmesat Of love affair took place
At Union Hall, Sara,oga Springs, last Thurs
day. A young lawyer from New York met
there young lady from the same city, to
whom be had been paving his attentions un
I'll forbidden TO do so by her parents. Re
gardless Of hotel prophecies, he fell upon his
knees before her in the parlor, and then ssd
there popped the question. Overcome by
bus warmth or the circumstances in which
she unexpectedly found herself placed, the
young lady consented, and together they
rushed, sprang into carriage and were duv-
en- 70 the house of clergyman by whom
their fatss were speedily united. There was
sgrea. deal Of storming on the part of the
Odd people when they found out what had
oeea done, but they concluded to submit
after they had made up their minds that they
could do no better
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Cigars.

Guscs, Caps, &c.
, DOZ. double barrel sho: guns, of superior
- Gnality; also
a"o thousand percus, ion caps CD
10 Eley's double water proof caps.
Hail.
Cox's
sun vaad..y
CUtter>,
's>"rted powder horps
- tubes,
10 I'm ,un locks,
..,cH>>on q
S =" gun wipers,
: wrenches, just received and for sale
by JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS h Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
Boots Il Shoes.

xSS3 FIFTY cases boots and shoes Just received
r&} and tor sale by
eaG- june /, 5S GEO. AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

ROpc.
100 COILS Manila Rope,
IOO 10. Jure
IS" Cotton Thread rope, OF assorted
sizes, ust receiy ed aud for sale bv
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
may IA, '5s.
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tlligcsSutier fir Yieb unS SdweiHe.
l. batsu fpeten 100 gbls. Wtstl uns 1eie srtaltsr
. mir lsbr biat9 pertiufsn tSnnsr. 3aGjufraesr
s.. Strdus 8rp's,
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Observation-Disclosures !

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Ode SOn gratt. unb GpneIreffrdSs
[0Al .l2Wte) nate her Wrlde.
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prrfeNpr bsr Gtentte I'M Mdrplaneer Gpuegtum
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tcicn fur peren GrfHtuns Elm gdten erIdnate inter
tatten. Gr beBt metne Sebruften unb putltIrten An
id,teN ,trr riee Grinem8, bcrsn @6tigeit purb Or
fabrra birlInSl6 beWielen purte. Jneem Id auf 6tee
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nem Gdflrtdltsn Sr. Neneu ipprbl birii6nib 1fiues
Gtardtters ais aud ieirer gsfhidlttfeit ais AunfSsr
llGu6aer, hes ttm neidentieu 3utrdNens wurtts II.
SD tetrabte eine ,Siderhit5,9 9ampe" alS cine ctr
wibtige Grfneunl pelAf, renn iie aGBemeine aupen'
bung tntCt bet'm 8rcunen lett euiJmbli6er Bluiiis
teiten pele llnsudihe ypr upjeitisem Irbe unb nod
melt metr Srr SImcrjGr 9rantdlbeu unb 9erNInm
tun1en bepatren iprb, tenn II icseuaHnen brenns
Barren BliiIRsteter itn6 bem Gyptpbtreu unter
rprffn n6etn lie nun gang fdrblps pter eef1rbt ea NIB
woe mat eaS G'eBentteil petlupen 70 plrte man cas-
9ubIun nur btntergeten.
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SADIE lei wel9tr ib Iein perfSuldGs ntsrrs babe urb
mel6e i'd nur I'M Snereie bes gpblitums llnb CUR 8ed
frrF9utg her Infprufe etneS cereenfopufn Wonnss
tternt abgste .. Sttllmdn, eu
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