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GRATrfupI-A little Incident, worthy of note.
may be here introduced. When the original bill
for purchasing Mr.. Barbees statue Of the Young
Republican, was pending in the Virginia Senate.
an opulent and influential member of that body.
Charles Bruce esq, saw Mr.. Barbee in the lobb y
aud, prior to the vote being taken, approaching
him, said, having had no time to investigate the
proposition he should be obliged to oppose 1t, not.
however, because Of any unfriendly feelings to
Mr. Barbee but simply in justice to an established
principle that he never voted without fully un-
derstAndiug the question at issue. Soon after,
Mr.. Bruce was gently reproved for the seemingly
ungrsteful act by brother member, who advised
him to 20 aud see Mr. Barbee's "Coquette," then
exhibiting in Richmond. Dir. Bruce did so, and
returning met Mr.. Barbee, to whom he apologzed
for the apparent want Of interest in behalf of ma
tive talent. But, said he, to prove my sincerity In
a substantial manner, and show how much ad
mire the productions of your genius, now com
mission you to produce specimen of your art
and skill. to the value ofeight hundred dollars.
the one-haf OF which amount shall be forthcoming
in check when tho model is formed, aud the
residue after IL has been transferred to the marble
Gratiied at this noble proposition. rr B. consent
ed, aud returning to Baltimore, Immediately COM
menced the work, the design being left entirely to
his own taste. Thinking what would best suite
bis friends wishes, q natural impulse of grateful
ness seemsd uppermost in the artists mind, and
he almost irresistibly adopted the beautiful idea of
making figure to represent Gratitude.-Bal Pat.
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THE UTAH ExPRDIrIoN-It has been stated in the
newspapers that Gen. Harvey had received orders
10 repair to Utah to take command Of the army of
that military department The fact is (ssys the
Washington Union) that Gen. Persifer Smith has
been ordered to Utah we'll as General Harvey
and that the chief command will devolve upon
General Smith. General 3. is one of the most &C
ccmplished and popular officers in the service-a
soldier by choice and education, of thorough and
natured study In military science, of great expe.
rieuce as an officer, and endowed withal by high
and acknowledged military genius.
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NOTICE.--I do hereby constitute and
~ appoint G WALLERSTEIN my Agent. for the
purpose of conducting in my behalf and for my ben
eft, at Nelson Court House, tLovingston) GENE
RAJ RETAIL BUSINESS, for the sale of Dry Goods
Groceries Boots, Shoes &c, and I hold myself re-
sponsbe for all contracts made by him in the
of said business.
NH 27-law4wH SIMON WALLERSTEIN
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= READ This, If You "A

MPLEASE. Ell have removed my 10
- store to Frank lin street, doors below Gov.
~ ernor street, and opposite Metropolitan Hall
where am prepared to manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES at the shortest notice in the IeAtest
style aud on the most reasonable terms. / invite
my old customers and the public generally. to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
p S.-REPAIRING done at the shortest notice
and in the neatest style.
DAVID WALSH
NH I5-dlm Boot and Shoe Maker
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RUuAwAYs.

~ So REWARD -Ranaway rem
Sir. Registers Factory, negro boy named
LEWIS. about ~ years old. dark eoinplfA"u,
Nl~ badly dressed, stanusers, aud had largely
swelicd Jaw with sores, and keeps his jaw TIED up
il delivered to Mr.. Roy ster or myself He has beea
IN - DARNEY.
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FATAL QuARRyL ovER CARDs.-Two brothersin-
law John Mclaughlin and Dennis 0Connell, quar-
relied over game ofcards at the apartments Of the
latter, No. LAB Mulberry street, New York on
Tuesday night, when Mclaughlin inflicted fatal
blos upon the head Of 0Conneii. The assailant
Mza arrested.
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FIRE IN BEooKLYS.--The oil cloth factory of Ed.
ward Hawly, in Bergen street, Brooklyn, was de-
ssroysd by Gre on Wednesday night, together with
the most Of its contents. The total loss is about
$4,000; the insurance, Sex, $50.
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hE IA sAN
l. by DR.. SANFORD,
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
almost too great TO belle
epez the first dose giu1Fsg .
one bottle Is required
Complaint, from the wol
a common headache all
DISEASED LIVE.
The Liver Is one 81 TN
human body, and when j
the powers'o the system
stoBtdch 10 alniostentirei /,
action of the Liver for thu
functions, when the stom
are at falkland the who'll
auence of one organ--th'
DO its duty For the disea
proprietors has made i
more than 20 years, t.
with to counterfeit thu
which it is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled with Liy
its forms, has but TO try &
certain. "a.
A compound has beer
and extracting that par
active virtues ofthe medi
all morbid or bad matte
Ing in their place health!
thestomach, causingfoo'
the blood, giving tone ant
merry removing thecauseI
ing a radical curewithouf
after effects, felt by usinf
Poison that ia usually
One dose Alternating i
stomach and prevent tn
ing.
Only one desc taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken q
gently, and cures costive
One dose taken aftel
pepsia.
One dose of two tea
lieye Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for fe
the cause of tho disease
Only one dose immef
One dose often repeated
era Morbus, and a pre-
One dose. taken often
Of bilious attacks, Will,
feelings.
na Only one bottle i
system the effectsofmedi
One bottle, taken FOL
yellowness, or unnatura
One dose taken a shorf
vigor to the appetite an6
| One dose often repeated
rhea in its worst forms
Bowel Complaints, yield
One or two doses cures
while for wormsin child
or or speedier remedyair
|" There's no exagg
they are plain sober facts
to prove, while all who
unanimous testimony in
| We take infinite plea
medicine as q preventive
FEVER, and all Feyers Of
with certainty, and thou
to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds
ed to the public, there q
commend as DR.. SAM
generally known now Il
preparation is truly o u
the most happy results
innumerable certificate
great virtue of this met
est standing in society,
best preparation now
County Democrat.
Price 81 per bottle.
SANFt
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-The

ROCh DhiDdE ALUM WA1Eh.-
~ Water of these celebrated mineral springs is
kept constantly the market in the hands OF
FISHER i WINSTON, Druggists, Richmond, va.
and A b RUCKER, Lynchburg. We have entirely
discarded barrels. and now ship the Water only IN
securely and carefully packed at the springs So BY
renting TO Il w, or TO A b So, the purchaser
may rely on their forwarding per directions box
of fresh and genuine Rockbridge Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis. on application.
NH 2i-d5w FRAZIER a RANDOLPH. +
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CTATE OF VIRGINIA, SoT.-At Rul

Vincent d. Markham. ................ Deft
Upon an attachment returned executed on 227
of land the property of the defendant the OBJ
ject of which is to recover of the defendant the sum
of two hundred aud six dollars and twelve cents
with interest thereon from the Sd day of March, 1857
and affidavit having been made that the defendant
is not nhabitant of this State, he is required to
appear at the Clerks Office of said Court within
month after due publication of this order, and do
and it is ordered that copy of this order be pub
ished weekly for four successive weeks in of the
public newspapers of the city of Richmond, and
posted at the front door of the Court House of said
county on the first day of a term of the County
Court
Copy-Teste: W W Z COGBILL. G.
NH
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NOTICE.-The subscriber begs. leave to
A>informhis customers of the city of Richmond that
he is now receiving 100 half bbls first quality Phila
the most reasonable terms, and deliver it FREQ Oh
charge to any part of the city.
NJ. MCCORMACK,
fe21-ts 9ns broad street
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR, prepared
l. by DR. SANFORD, is A GREAT sCiE M cl,ras

IGORATOR, prepared
IL A GREAT SCIENTIFIC
/. and Ia daily working cures,
We. 1t cures as If by magic,
eyasft, and seldom more than
10 cure any kind of Liver
at Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
of which are Che result Of q
sprsncipal reguIat's Of the
,ASperformsits functns well
ILare full developed. The
dependent on thehealthy
Nproper performance Ofjts
zach is as tanlt, the bowels
Y system suffers In conse-
i DEMONSTRATING ceased to
: Ises OF that organ, l of the
,Ghis study. in a practice of
find some remedy where
,hSmany arrangements to
medy is at last foEnd, any
Complaint in any of
bottle, and conviction is
ISformod by dissolv'g gums
(which is soluble for the
cine. These gums remove
the system, supply
y flow of bile, invigorating
Ito digest well, purifying
Ehealthtot ewholemachf-
], of the disease, and effect
,-any of the disagreeabie
Calomel or Mineral
TO.
Insufficient to relieve the
food from risiB & and sour-
fore retiring. prevents
IF night loosens the bowels
= mess.
leach meal will cure Dys-
-S4spoonsful will alwaysre-
male acknowledgements
,Iand makes q perfect cure.
;. ateiy relieves Cholic.
is a sure cure for Chol-
I ventive of Cholera.
,rwill prevent recurrence
,osit relieves all painful
needed to throw ont ofthe
Ocine after O long sickness.
'SJaundice, removes all
r. color from the skin.
.-time before eating, gives
makes food digest well
Z,eures Chro mic Diar-
while S,u M m err and
1almost TO the first dose.
%attackscaused by worms,
',oren, there is no surer, SAT-
Iykthe world.a5 IL raepeT f1tts
in these statements;
, that we can give evidence
use it, are giving it their
its favor.
sure In recommending this
tor FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL
q Bilious type. 1t operates
sands are willing to testify
IF Liver remedies now offer
re none we can so fully re-
0RD'S INVIG0RAT0R, so
lroughout the Union. This
YER INvIGORAToR, producing
on all who use it. Almost
8 have been given of the
icine by those of the high
and we know il 20 be the
5efore the public.-HtIdson
)RD Il CO., Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
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A SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFAcToRY:-sAMuEL 3 COT

3 Main street. kiehmopd, Va. returns ~
thanks TO his old friends and the puekc senefaiiy
for the very literal patronage he has reserved ~
their hands for the Last sixteen yeaTs and assnfes
them that he il at present better prepared 70 eccea
mediate them than ever om the fnet that be has ~
his employment the very best hanSs. and asss r""s
bat the best materials. a,
He has always on hand good supply Of all anals
ties OF articles usually kept IN his iins, soien %
lie inyitassthe pnbhc aud his old friends aoa enste
naers TO give him call A siissH medal has besh
awarded 10 him by the Meehsnics' Institute ~ rs
two last exhihitionsh sesiimenisls y me
skiii aud fidelity Of the work done Ia his ssiAesA
fnenf. kAMLs rNtThkhhs
a. ~ ak.ws., Ma tls Main 81.
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NOTICE. am no longer the agent for
LS the line Of Freight Boats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. Vim P Cox, at the Shed, on Dock street
in of the Gas Works, is the agent for same
line, whom cordially recommend to the public and
my former patrons.
NH ITS A q LEE
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n-ARTsH0RNE'S CURE-A 1.-THE

Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAToRi
This article Is the greatest discovery In GnemicM
or Medical science for the rapid cure Of EsEnaE
TTSM, NEURALGIA, TOOTH-AgHE, EA . y, ~ y,
LIMBS. SIDE. BACK, or any part Of the body:
IL ia also an excellent preparation tor DyspePs.
bowel Thousands of persons who have USED HAhls
HoRyE's CURE-ALL. have been astonshed a. &c "vn
derful power in removing any PAIN lrohi sn0 s''
TEN. ~.
10 be had of PURCELL, LADp OO2 anu @h
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk ana re'e'''as'
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- STORE FOR RENT.-The store
- lately occupied by p. Fl. Taylor a music
store on Governor street. between Main and Frank
lin. Apply to 5. HARDWOOD, opposite.
p H. TAYLOR has removed to No. lSS Main St.,
near lgth de 81
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of 500. spproximating 70 S7o.0oo
prize, are $l.6o0
prizes Of $780, approximating to $4,000
prizes Of $3.50. experimenting to $4,000 -
prize, are Su
prizes of el2S, Approxtmafing 70 $oUu 80
prize, are -. oW
prizes OF $780, approximafiu& 70 N.Uu ~
prize, are 4oo
prizes OF e75 approximating 70 *S,wU .oo
prize, are W
prizes Of $50 appreximating to $3.50
prizes are AU
s00) prizes Of $40 are loo0S
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stoekhold

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockhold.
~ ers in the Chickahominy and James River
Steamboat Company will be held in the city of
Richmond, at the st. Charles Hotel, on FRIDAY
the Both of April, at 10 O'Clock NJ The object of
the meeting is to take the of the Stockholders
on the charter granted said company by a recent
act of the State Legislature to vote on the revised
Constitution of the company. and to take into con-
sideration the exchanging of the Steamer A. IL
Schultz for larger and swfter boat.
J C HARDWOOD,
Secretary of c 81 Steamboat Co.
Charles City co. Va, March Gath, 1858.
mi 3I-dfd
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THE UNDERSIGNED, having quail
= fed the Administrative of Jonathan Leslie,
deceased requests all per, ons having claims against
said estate 10 present them. duly authenticated TO
me. or at the Office of Edward Y Cannon corner Of
0overnsr and Franklin streets, for settlement; and
all persons indebted to the said estate requested
to make immediate payment. as it is desirable that
the administration should be closed with as little
delay as possible. CATHARINE LESLIE,
ap 2-ts Adm'x of Jonathan Leslie. decd.
N0TICE.-All persons holding claims
~ against the estate of Archer Cheatham, decd.
will please present them, well authenticated, the
law directs; and those indebted will make imme-
diate payment, as indulgence will be given.
EDWILKiNSON, Admir- of
Archer Cheatham, deed
~ My Post-ofice. Winterpock, Chesterfield.
NH 27-2ws
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Mss FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwell
U:a ing, with six rooms, cellar. good kitchens,
yards and WELL on Leigh street, between lst and I'd
streets, now occupied by Mr. X D Phillips Posses
sion given Immediately.
Also q large lot in the rear, with good STABLE
Amply to JOS JACKSON, JR.,
NH 27-ts l47 Main street.
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DOLL BUTTER Received to day a
IL few bbls strictly prime Mountain Roll Butter
Five tubs Goshen do. Cheese, Lard and dried Fruit
At the Butter Depot Main street. between 18th and
18th streets.
NH u BROUkE PLEASANTS.
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LOTTERIES.
<ywAN & co.'s L0TTERIES.
~ AUTHORIZED ny THE STATE or GEORGIA.
49, n70.OOOti Tor elOl

The following rchemas will be drawn by 3. SWAN
A Co, Managers OF the Sparta Ac~dcmy Lottery, IN
each of their Single Number Lotteries for April.
iSas ~ AUGUSTA, Ga, 10 public. under the super
fntendence OF Commissioners.
CLASS Q,
Tobs drawn Ia tae city of Augusta, Ca " pubics on
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1853.
CLASS 10,
TO BE- drawn In the city Of Augusta aA In pubic. on
SATURDAY, APRIL l0TH, 1853
GLASS II,
TO be drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Ca 10 public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL l7TH, 1883.
CLASS IL.
10 be drawn In the city OF Augusta. Ga, In pubic on
SATURDAY, ApRl 2tTH, 1888
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUIABkRd
54S5 pRIZESt
EsSrsv O,,s R1se % Ersry Vim Hcksfs.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
aaE
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nRAWING. PERSpECTIYE. &o.-Tbs

4 1hhWl1fu, EhDI ECI %, GU.--IUW
IL undersigned respectfully offers his services
in giving nstructonin Drawing, Perspective, Chiaro
Seuro, Sketchng from Nature &C., on the following
terms:
Private lessons, of one hour at,..-........ 81 90
When taught in classes of rot lesH than Ire
pupiiS each 10
Night class. three times a week, for each
month, payable in advance............-..... 10
The use of Geld instruments and typographical
drawing taught.
Refer ence: Rev. Geo. Woodbridge.
Please leave orders or communica tons az the Ex.
aminer effice. 70 l6--tsl JOHN GRANT
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
i WORLDi-pREpARED BY A CHEMIST.
HARTSR0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CaERRY
a admitted by the thousands who have used IL 20 be
the best preparation in use for C0UG Hs from cold
or q CONSUMPTiVE COUGH, ASTHMA, BkON-
Also great iemedy for Hoafseness and allays al In
Examination OF the Lungs or Throat.
-, Bottles Z5, so cents and 81.
Aid nv PUKCELL LADD 4 co and ell Drug
eisn In Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
n. B.-H you suffer with pain, use HARrsHokSEs
CUREAIL, the great Pain Annihilator.
in 2--dtt
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN JACOB RICE. of the city of Richmond, my
Agent. to conduct the business in Dry Goods Shoes
Boots Clothing, &c, and to sell and buy exclusively
for cash R0SENFELS.
/, IN
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IA NOTICE.-NEW SAD o.
&4&A nIERY AND HARNESS ES. HA
RICHMOND TROT-

AA& RICHMOND TROT-
<eHEGKA{T> TING PARK.-The subscri-
AyNb Der begs leave to inform the
"e-@<-------- public that he hes leased the
Trotting Course short distance west of the city,
put it in complete order. and is ready to train
or break horses in the most approved way He has
also put the building in good ORDER and is prepared
to furnish refreshments to visitors on reasonable
terms. He asks the patronage of the owners of
fast stock aud the public at large and promises TO
make the Park pleasant resort 10 all who visit its
NH l2-lm WAGNER, Proprietor.
A RCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND
IA APPRAIsER5.-The undersigned have formed
co-partnership for the purpose Of conducting the
above business in all its branches, and solicit share
of public patronage.
The senior partner proposes to furnish DESIGNS,
SPECIFICATIONS and EST MATES. for Buildings
of every description, ana when required, superin-
tend the erection OF the same, at small per cent
on the cost.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
of buildings of every description for the last twenty
five years, and consequently having large amount
ofexperence in every branch of the building art.
will measure and value CARPENTERS WORK OF
all kinds
The junior partner having acquired a knowledge
of MEASURING LUMBER, BRICK W0RK, PLAS.
TERING, PAINTING, &C., while engaged in bust
ness with the late Thomas ] Glenn decd, (who
was engaged exclusively the City Measurer for
many years. teels confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may engage his services.
The copartnership, therefore, will attend to the
business of ARCHITECT, MEASURER and AP-
PRAISER5 in all the variousbraDches ofthe same.
e. Office over VIM. Booths store, corner Main
and 18th streets, Richmond, Va.
WIN. FORBES,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Al persons
IA indebted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd =.
are requested to make immediate payment, as long
er indulgence cannot be granted
NH ,7-,m W Why Berry I; ERRssDLEY' Executors.
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E0R SALE-For tho purpose Of set
Ting MP the estate. the STOCK, fIyTuREs
and GOOD WILL Of the old and popular SHOE BIS.
ner of Main aud 18th streets. Applications to BE-
ma'ie to o. E MM n 3 pgpLkf. Executors.
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an FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
AZ moving into a larger building on the Basin
Bank We offer the house at present occupied by us
for rent. VIM. T. STAPLES 4 CO.,
18th street. next door to
ia l-fs Shields 4 Someryilis,
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COLLECTING The subscriber offers
~ his services TO the public as o GEN ERAL
Collecting and bonding Of Accounts in the town OF
MANCHESTER, the counties OF Chesterfield, Powhatsp
and Amelia and all ether duties generally entrusted
lection by warrant suit. viii be attended 10 until
the money il paid over the becomes hopeless
Communications LETT at the store Of Mes<rs. G. T.
Workman Co or VIM. Church, viii be thankfully
received and promptly attended TO.
BJ STEER.
Maneheafar March nh 9xVa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-06

%Serperfeit, trenn bit baraus NuBen ;tebsn fannlf, auG
lclhes scten, penn bl eincn i%nlersr @itpsrI&pcrcnen
aus Der &lcnine ,icben fanhit.
Gas nsinte getpt. ea6t ibr Grsmesn su6 nidt ss-
ldtsn mad elmer sisenen 5simRdtte, fUncsrn sablt nil,
Zig bpte &entsn fur unisre Sauisr. unb tbeurc Yatt.
selper fur unisrs 6armen. 0aet cu6 fsrner ni6t eins
fallen, sinen, eiusstprensn @msritansr BEL elmer Ser
~Feiseruns in ben SanteG gu iebsn, ionlt sitt ss -
Grsnac.
Das 3sbnte @etpt. aa6t ibr 5rsmcen eud nt6t sc-
lullei1 r'ah BEN @emtern uub fe:ten Stslen in nnlerm
Sanpe, ionpert btltet uniere Sdien, Saafe, pfsroe unp
S&%elne, taut uniere @ifentabnen, StraBen unb &af
male, artsttet anf unlern Sarmen, baut unIere Sauier,
inp maht eua iUnlt benz einsebprnen Imsritaner nib-
lib. Sabei baltst eud feiets at Den BaKertutel unb
Ssrmetpet aue sei1isen @etranfe, 9aserbier &C. fist
er4 iberbaupt sebulbis in ale unIere stnorpnunscn,
lno nnier slprreider 2lblsr wiro eud nit Ieiuen &C.
%pnlttsen Sittisen iiberidatten. (8tt.)