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ABOLITIONIsTs RULED OUT OF THE CHER0-
KEE NATION BY A q. 8. INDIAN AGENT.

To tie Editor Of the National Era:
The enclosed alp cut from New Orleans
paper, and send to you, for the purpose of Civ
ing il a wide circulation. 1t may not be amiss
70 inouire who this Col. Butler is, who assumes
80 much importance over the rights OF speech
and domicile in the Cherokee Nation. Is this
in accordance with instructions from the heads
Of Government
II think it well for those who have any re-
gard for the rights Of freemen to be fully ad-
Weed as to what they may expect in all the Ter
rtOries where the slaveholding interest has the
c,ntro. | presume there would not be the
Aightest objection to Shareholders settling in
The Territory occupied by those Indians. / am
informed by one who has resided there for some
time, that Constitution similar to that of Mis-
slssppi has already been adopted by the white
residents, and all necessary measures taken to
make it slave State at the earliest period
possible.
These facts and circumstances, one would
think, we're sufficient to satisfy every voter in
the free States of the necessity of placing the
Government in the hands CT such persons as
would have some principle and motive above q
stupid, blind serviliy to the interests of slave
holders. / think the attention Of the people
should be called to the declaration of this Col.
Butler, who so pompoualy boasts that Abo-
litonists will be summarily dealt with in the
Nation. These things are most fragrant and
outrageous insult 10 the feelings and common
sense of every person of correct notions OF hu-
man rights. Shareholders talk about encroach-
ments upon their rights, and being insulted,
dc. When and where can they point to any
tang that will compare with this for insolence
and insult?
Respectfully, yours, ---.
"AJ0ltioRisfs IN the Cherokee Nation-
Col. Butler, the U. S. Indian Agent, has ad-
dressed the following communication, dated
4Tahlequah, c. N, June 30" to the Fort Smith
Herald:
49, In your paper of the 26th inst, you notice
the arrival of one or two Abolitonists in your
city. who are on their way to the Cherokee Ma
ton for the purpose of preaching Abolitionism.
vii you give me the names of these individ-
uals, and they will be summsriIy dealt with
as they shall not address the public upon such
matters in this Nation, nor remain in it.
80 Allow me, through the columns of your
paper. TO notify all persons who are ia this Ma
ion without authority, or purpose to come into
H. that they will De treated as intruders, and
removed unless they report 10 the Superintend-
eut OF Iudian Affairs or Cherokee A gent, and
state their business. An Abolitionist will not
b. uttered to remain here, under any circum.
s,aLcea.'
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PRINTING

DOCK Pamphlet, and Job Printing nc ty cutsa ~
ID BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD, eornSr Of ad ans .vsrss
and xssens s'Bss', ressinrtaR. ~
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NOR SALE, Patent State States Rights, granted 10
II John r.. Clokey, of Washington, ID. @ for the
of fourteen years from the Both OF March, lS5- for
provemeni opening and closing outside window blinds
and shutters from the nsde without raising the
The blind opened and firmly held against the face
the esher boarding wall 10 exclude all ra'Hg
or shaking by the wind. II is done much easier AID
with greater control the blind Than usual way
of raising the sash II adds greatly the strength fine
blind shutter and the IT, side window
window frames.
The above Improvement may be manufactured OF cast
malesbe, rough lrou BRASS guIta percha Tie at
OF hardware and the trade general
~ IL invited 10 the above All builders and others WHO
have examined IT, express their entire Satisfaction and
believe that will require vigorous supply To equal mo
demand from the fact that they be made al prices %
suit all. The above will be sold very reasonable
terms. Apply TO the Paten,ee,
JOHN f. CLOKEY,
500 Washington City, ID. G.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY Man OF liberal educ alton, and twelve years sue
ID cessiul experience a teacher IN New York and
New England. He would prefer the Mathe NAUTICAL De-
psrlnent good MISUNDERSTANDING or Collegi-
Would not object a wider range OF studies Al
dress Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa. Col
LII Friends OF Imbecile and Feeble Minded Childrcn
n please procure Circular, gratis of
DIR. GEORGE BROWN.
s07 Barre, MassscBusetts
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A NeW and Enlarged Edition.
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
A STATISTICAL VIEW


By Henry Chase d,Id Charles ". Satbors.
Compiled from Official documents.
limo. Bound in cloth. Price 10 cents. Post
age II cents.
+ Huy wishes 10 know what slavery has done for
4 the south aud Freedom the North. let them read
this mastery work Let him study these figures Place
a copy these statistics IN the bands of every aUd
word tor H. Republicans Will sweep the entire
North Ia 800, clean has swept New .laro la
ls56. Men of the South We beg 10 look cairy and
dspassionatcy this array OF gUre> and what they
pOrteGd.
The able editor OF the Erg'ias TaeyiPL Boston, thus
speaks of this work
THIS httle book 0vasi amount information
respecting the comparative condition the >sy~Io Gug
ana ehouIns States, 10 Territory popu RoU,
industry wealth. education intelligence, religion, moral
advancement and general progress. The work must
have great deal of laorious research anc il
taIny presents IN favor Of Freedom svcy
page II contains just the Kind Of information that shoud
be more generally known all sections OF the cOUHIry.
We hope there will be public demand for thousands Of
cspicsb l.. CLEPIANE,
Secretary Republican Association,
$50 Washington ID. c
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A s2rawoerry was picked in the garden of an
amsSsur ear Buffalo, which measured eight
and <ee.eighths inches in circumference. The
weigs y Of he berry was one ounce, two penny
weig 9, ard twelve grains. The specimen was
of ,h :, Brt sk Queen variety.
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NJ e Murray, New York Alderman, died
on. ond,S last. He was an Irishman, who
kept SrutS shop, through which he made his
entrs.fce Ito the Democratic party, and finally
beea se al. Alderman.
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Margaret Stout, the mother of Ira, and Charles,
his youngest brother, who have been confined
in the Rochester IN. ~ Jail since the 10th of
last December, as witnesses, have been dis.
charged from custody.
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which il I've, and some feet removed from
tn Sec atsS e table; 80 that any interference
win thu dfA,ings on the part of the Vice Pres.
idcnt wTales lave been impossible. The prep.
arrtion Of / is papers to be drawn, the draw.
ing then GA and, in fact, the whole proceed
inEs, were opaa and public, in presence of the
Seaate end a. numerous spectators. The Vice
Pt3sideIit wa only q locker on, his duty not
reshirip& ~ xhing to be done by him. The
proceeding y, u, moreover, in all respects sinai
las to whas :. rs been done on all similar &C.
oations from sas beginning of the Government"
The Adm .stration has at last fully deter
mlted proa be course to be pursued towards
Plsaguay. :. feet of six or seven vessels is to
be sent, iacl lssng the Harriet Lane and the
Ftaon-the iesmer to be the flagship. Com.
mSader PAg Jill have charge of the expedi.
tic, and is W, or will be soon, in the North,
to- hartr snsE additional steamers as may be
I'D. oted to k,s service. 1t is not considered
prssable TIA; shere will be occasion to fire q
gUs., but, is Flew of the preparations recently
miSe by Pee ssuay for defence, it is determined
tbEs our tofcs shall be sufficient for all emer-
gesaies. Tia Commissioner to accompany the
ex edition tsi not yet been selected.
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The Territory of Nebraska, which is the
largest in the United States, would make eleven
States, each as large as South Carolina, and
then have enough left to make State as large
as Maryland. Nebraska IS about one.sixth
the size of Europe. If Great Britain we're
placed in Nebraska, it would occupy very
small corner
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Later from Europe. By Telegraph.

New York. August 3.-The Cunard steam d.
ship Persia arrived here this forenoon, with the
regular dispatches from the agents of the Assc.
ciated Press at Liverpool, to July "a.
European politics were dull.
The Indian bill had finally passed both
Houses of Parliament, a. also the bill admit
ting Jews to seats in the House of Commons.
Mr.. DIsraeli stated in tho House of Com
mons that the Government were preparing q
plau for submission to the United States, on
the subject of suspected slavers, which it was
believed would be satisfactory, and accomplish
the ends in view.
The fanatical movements in Turkey against
The Christians still continues,
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The Buffalo Courier narrates the discovery
of a horse, alive, but very weak, that had been
imprisoned in q stable for two months, without
access to food or drink
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Morrissey has returned to Albany from New
York, having settled all the preliminaries for
his coming fight with Heenan. he has gone
into training" under the guidance of distin.
euished English pugilist
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Last week, on the farm of the Hon. John G
Davis, near Montezums, Indiana, two large
springs burst forth from the earth, and contin.
ued to throw off such volumes of water that
large fields in the neighborhood have been
covered with standing pools and ponds.
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A. sren Sunday school celebration was held
at BNlara zoo, Michigan on Saturday, July TO-
Ten ,hort and persons, old and young together,
were-pres mt.
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W. 'el; that the report of DR.. Walkers
resiEh ti0 of the Presidency of Harvard Col
lege xiWt lily without foundation. He has not
resSSd ;: to take effect at commencement"
nor M any thought of retiring from his
prese Y NJ yition
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Mr.. A. Dudley Mann has written letter to
the Richmond South, setting forth his reasons
for advocating the Atlantic Steam Ferry pro-
ject, which he says he does because the plan
would divert the traffic and mails between
Europe, Australia, China, Japan, the Pacific
States, the West Indies, Mexico, and Central
Continent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18

Fnehn9 IN aneeren SGnbcrn fell Su tictcn. Der Ocut.
l@e itebt Ser9eIlen i'm Sintergruupe, wGbrcnb elm 9lne-
ritaner ben Nfabm unb matcrieuen @cminn Der Or
tnbun9 caprntraet.
Der oauetSorwurf ater trift in riclcr Sade bic
freAB'l@e 9ts9'erun9. SIR Senebmrn tilbet einen
N0@lt n'erttp'trSisen Gcntrnit 3u hem Serfabrsn Der
amerltanti&en ge9icrun9: wabrcno Der @lItttarItant
prs,tBsn, Der cbne Saicne5te unb &anpuen aor ribt
oertear it, cine Der widtisitsn militaril@en Grin.
pu"Sen brad lis9en labt, 9retfen bic Scr. Staatsn,
ple lem @ftlttar'Hetd iinb unS feins iein wpueu, picle
erFnenn9 i6leuni9t anf unp 9%emdbrcn ibr bic te-
rettwtutsIte unterfibuns. Dieter GpntraT 6arattc-
r'llrt gan, pas ~miieratle 3ppfipiem, unter Dem Yreu-
pen lett Dem girsemter 1913 latprirt. Cgaltp. So
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
Mn pas psutlde Nuhlisnn,

Inter aaen e~rFneun9en Der neusren Belt nimmt sanfcrs,s GIN.
pisorator lelpcpl ole Elm nnlSsS @bflbrun9smitel, ais AUDI ltber.
auf bic as6er rpelae 6ar@ ben @sbrau9 bieler Gaeoi,in aasr r TnIt
ten,, Dem aorpsr 10 l3dSlttsr Sdin, III Den Masen entlsSiat unb
fet. Socbbrennsn, 9ansl an Nppetit &c. 1T es mad ben seasniTsn
t iGaIsS SEr s Won @ %,iI99itt.i pfl $sl SS SlEs nit grfSls ssbraadt BADEN,
Nreta per Slafbe $I.00.
Su SefIaHIeh pl Mbte II. GRAY, @pptbefer.
l7 Nain Str.
Sarben, gtas, Dele II. b9t. %Sprr6tti9. S"""'
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observation-disclosures
Samtmg ,@msritan. Yadetfabrt- 2Ictisn, @eIculhaft.
Sam3ffcbtffabrt
SlrllNell

SWlNCn
Sambmrs uns Hsw gprf, pa Sputbamptur,
rermitcnl Der mucn ouf eos Splieefc eebautsn unb GlroentsItc
cinocrtdrten srresn eiernen 9rtrampii6ife
@crufiia, 1000 &pnt. Capt. S~rautmanu.
@%ammenin, 1000 Scns. Capt. S6mcnIen.
NuRrta, $500 Spns, Capt. ScyStmann.
Surcnia, $500 Sons, Capt. gblsrs.
Stisc pcssn itrer Itnslrn unb ellftiden fsatrks rTtmlinft bc-
fannie 9ampfI6ihe tpcrtcn rsselmaBis ot
@rfen unp 5inf,ebn!en jepsn Ipnats
spn gep gcrf unb San,bura, via Southampton, erptbirt uuS reb.
men gaGastere ron Nem gcrf uah
Sumburs, Sapre, spnsOn uns eputbamptou
~ f~rlssnbtn greiien:
grfe Gaiite . 500.
3wette Gaiite SIS.
3wif6enbed 35.
Spn 5amburs mad, Tcp 2Jprf:s
grfe Gaiats sll2.5O. 3ncic Galtc SIS. 9miIatnSed SIS.
s1seen gaGaee ipenSe man Nb al
6. y. 3id,are, Scas IL. Gcmp.
$50 Srcatrpap, Stem gmf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18

Die Serren 9Pepers II. GO. in New gprt,
SeIBer Der srGBtrn Srauerei in Der uuipu, Der lcoes
nannten Sion Brewery" baten Die rlnter;eidneten
alS ibrc a~llrini9e 9lsenten fir BEN @taat Girainien
srnannt. Den Ssrren Sier<S erfGufern pie,es' craze
benit mittbrilcuS, temerfen mir, DAP mir Sier in ieSer
Suantitdt lnb in setter sarantirter SuaIit6t ~ Dem
ttltslcn gew gcrfer @arftpreiie %atseben.
D. S%alpmpn IL. Gu.
Np. 5 Waq=StraGe.
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Greunblihc Sitte-

Die seeRrten Seler Der friibcr SaHel'iden eci9bi-
tlictbst, Die nod Bidder aus b%crlclben ii, Sante,, boz
ben, eriuGe ib liermit, irl&e eefdaist bieGer Sage
bel mir abSuseben, pa id ebsn tef6aftist hin, Die giz
blirtlet ncu gu crpnet. sSe9cu iSabsuna BON ytid<
%itanren lafe iid Niemanp atbalten, ba ib acrn ,1s
frtcben BIN. menn id Die Siber nur auriid erbaite.
q. 9. StpGrr
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Die Southern Savings Bank
(Sp1rtaGe)

nirnmt Seppitttn an uno Yersinf bieIelttu nit 6 nst meuu ,,rhs
LANCER ais u . Msonate in bisfr sparbont bsben, miD 5 pGt. fur
= Sffiesrs: sosl 81. gBaains (yrse II. wa,ftos,, SIR i5o,n, .
y. .. grte, SAaBmstisI; %: q. Ssnfins, sserstdr.
G 9trtttpren: Sp. q. Yains Crent, 9aias u. Co., gsurae
grlse. gD. q. Stntins, gBnr. Sra 5nitb. Wv" 20
oSfLtte: y: .. 9rie'S Sn&itOrs, SO. I63 Mainfr.. nsbcn
Nsh' Ya'ne II. 70. (eer Sffee bes v@nsisers" ]aeqnibtrj.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18

gsg~ 9Ser Gin sutee Stlp babsn nil, aebe nob
Der t%r"htren @bitbur1lben Ualeris, 80. ~ MtainItraBBs. no Sic.
nlano nSerIIereert mErbea miro. S8atfrn fertist 9iStr an, Ste
brepStS, @nqen &6pe. @itIaeotYpt5, 9anUrptG. JidIcearapbS
une 9~Hptr8raphS aEt S%stbenieu9, Qeper uap MctaGplatttn, unS
rrtennun9 9ewib nitt pcrlasrn. '' w"
Dalelblt wrrben aud ate Oasucrto!gpe me-. unb III irbcr beie,
tt9en gr6Bs 0bssnpnn.n. - WV"
Stlper msrpen Srn 81 Gts. an anssferHst, Y8ctOaravben pou
- an. Siloer tcereen bel 1tessn unb SmGSnlfein anaeftrtiat'
ooJ gSatlpn II. Sp6nc.
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Nnsei9e fir Srauen.

6rau 2ulanna Sreitas, Rp. 3 Ncdctts. III cine in SSir:.
BURG grlntltb unttrrtdtetc unb preetifd eeltte Scbammc. Mud
bel Graucr ~&rantheiten. ircie tci Stluu0 iraent peldbcr pfTcnen
ssunSsn, 1T fe praetiih efabren mt snpfssIt fh bierSure5 srs
9stcnit. RS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
gagerbier Depot.

Meinen 6reunoen unO Dem 9rlammtcn biertrinfenben
gablitum bic an5sise, Dap lib tIr5li6 Den fra0er ppn
9rn. Senianin 9sfu9rten ~ea3erbier' Salpn an Wains
itrabe unterbalb Der Ia. iib%crnommen babe. ,nb bo6
it mid freuen peroe, paleltit redt oft meine 6reanbee
uno 2anpslente nit Dem bsitsn 9aserbisr bspienet n,
tpllrfelt. Wppeltus.
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@idti9 fir 0aintcre!

81. @usufa, Ga., Irtt Gin an Scr Saupt1roEc, SrraSIroRe
nats 9ctrer Martst, scltgsner gainhribrp Su ~nerfaufsn. Der Scr
tduIcr, Gin 0tutidtr, lctt fb @ciunbbciisridfGten bo(tcr oc.
Npnn0rn, eaS in idtnlier Slltfe lebenre @eTtGft IN. serfolfsn.
N6Rtrts 81 crfrd9cn in Der Sffec :. 9t.
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.. 81. Gtreoecr.

aprtpeter, Drusif, Supporter pon bout.
I~e" SPemtealten II. I. 10. SIR. 3 Mlain< Ctr.
Se9eniiber benz alien @artte.
&N- @eeepte tpsrben nit Der arSstsn eprofoIt mn ms,,r-
iis't ssrsitet. iNpie Ss nj tf@e @rdparate unb Inai pGen
m ra;a GaFstle9 yunlIl9tett tsiierst, 3anbfaufIcute ntbssn bos
trIE$sIm @TIsneitn. 6aneg< artfclu. IN. in better stus,natl lssIsil
IN @uSehl9eua is,enten, ipe!6e Irtifcl gum 9bel IcIbft III nictrioer
Sprratbe ausecffatet. N''" "' "'"'h'
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Nen=0earft SptcI.

GtH1 9se9ttsA Ynbllfun Die er9etene Nn,ei0e, Soe
pleelfs eeutl&e @atbaus icric bic Bar ~rsFelten ust
%relta'irirt nno aufs @cafdnriafe cinorrihtst in. 9fci-
lsnos unc Soitsanser fnren baiettit cimcu sutnsn Slid
Gno pe 1rsunoltdlte SsNicnuna. 8alte nnS marine
N~ngsrbtcr, ane Sprten 8eins unb Qioueure bsrsr Snnns
Iltat line ltets %pcrratbis. 3u re6t Hsi6iasm gsInde
eleler tublen liito an9encbmcn 9ufalitdt (arcn aud in
Der jsst9en Saiicn gan, erssbenf elm
6. Mar%r6auIcn
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Oeuti6e Sebamme.
Mfrs. y: Sanmann, Ste StraBe, ,pil6en
y1rNnnz INN mnrlhn n Stnnnn

naIadbt pen Srausn &ibmUnoS bic ~erse6enlft @n;eiae, bas lie in
aS 9eban,nts itEbert uno auf Der llnipsrIiat III Sans
Snsrs m Salern l9r gromsn beitanben bar, pOrlbcr lie bic tsiteu
sa mus ESf.ss fam, msSR, lb lie f& bel perfOmnnsnts en- Gsle$
9ehptlen Ositens enpneblt. 3u9lsicb maht bieflbe ibren 0jSnne-
riinnsn Die @ngi9e, baB fs in Osuti8lanb msbrsrs Sabre iopie in
Saltln!Srs II Sabre praoieirt BAL, uno Dap lie ceSbalb Bic Serfhs"
runs screen tann, os lte sttpei9s @ufrd3t in Scr i6nruten gBeile
"N Wv O"l'Hpehptl NuSTthtfn tam. (23. ;
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observation-disclosures

etneH "erebrltdsn bepti6cn putlitum Die ersetcne
Nnniet9s bab t6 bic ieitbsr prn Srn. 9. SaIIe1 &C
luerts SndlaHolans UNI eeibtttlictbsf fauFi& iitsr-
aeIhhiei paVe. Snpem ib mstnc 5rennte unb rGa
9eIan'rnte 9ubltum bicrauf ~eraetenlt oufmsrtiam
made, fise i'd, nod bel, pab id, lets ein completes
wager Sen S@reib=@ taterialicn &c, fibren, mic nut1
uNfrbaupt bas @el6dft in Der gScile epmplctiren
@srpe, pap es alien NnirrSerunssn Geniise 81 lriten
fabi9 lein wirp.
81 9'etbsr Belt empfeble tb meiuc est6titltctaef,
pe 'n III Der Silr5e nod tepeatcnp su pcr0rGGerrn be
%aUlftt9e. Nu6 weree ih nGbltsns cinru Gatalca
paritter a%usseben.
Inter 3alideruns recler umb m6slidl biuiocr Sc
Stea'lnS empflsblt fit Sbrem %scneisten 3ualprub
pt's"S s. 8. Steder.
Mtd auf Sbises t~e3tebenb, empfeble ih Serrn 6.
:. Stsdsr %nteturn lettberisen &unpen unp GjeIbGitss
6rcunbcn b%eltens. '
3u9letd crfn9e ih Diejenisen, inclde nod Bidder
aus Der mir ieitber 5usebGrenben Qtibtibliptbcf in
Sanpsn taeen, iolde oIstalp an Srrrn Stedcr atius
.'lt'". y. 5affet.
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8illtnm Strcna's
9isue NirtbiAaft all Sranflinlrabe, sipilbcn Ba(lltr.
uup bcm Mhrttr.
@ltn Ersuneen nne Scfannten, Iopic ctnrm 9crbrtsn Iublifum
tttrnitt bic MnSciSe, bas i) meinen SrauifunSe, Salpn sr6fnct
babe, Tne II, jepcr SSit brrcit bin SunSriss ump Durltiar IN Ia.
Ten, mpiu ~erscbcat rimlacrt Q8tlliam Sfrrm,
9cnn or tcmmt aus tr 9fcytb,
Inn 9eht niht NJ br fort;
Dem CAS- 1T jest btfGnnt in Der oaucn Smbt,
NaB sStAtan, Srrn9 hS bette GjlaS Vaacrbitr III.
perfIurn bat!
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Oas bilislte 5euerunas, Niaterial.

SD .srfaufs Soft 2ump GOfe gu S. so per Qpab, Soft BAIL gOfp
Sn 50 90, uno 9arS Gote fur Seftn Mnb &amlne, 9ump aub pail,
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