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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
The Tragedian Booth and the Lords
PRAYER.

Wo have been told an anecdote Of
Booth, the great tragediun, which we do
no, remember to have seen in print. ],
occurred in the palmy days of his fame,
before the sparkle of his grea, mind had
been dimmed by that banc Of genius,
strong drink.
Booth and several distinguished gen.
,lemen had been invited 10 dine with an
old gentleman in Baltimore, Of distln.
guishcd kindness, urbaniiy and piciy.
The host, though Disappearing of thea.
tres and theatre. going, had heard so
much Of Booths remarkable powers,
that curiosity TO see the man had in this
instance, overcome all prciudices. AZ.
ter the entertainment was over, lamps
lighted, aud company reseated in the
drawing.room, some one requested him
as particular favor, and one which all
prcsen, wonld doubtless appreciate, 10
read the Lords Prayer Booth expires.
sed his willingness 10 afford them this
qualification, and all eyes were turned
cxpccian'ly upon him.
Booth rose slowly and reveren'ly from
his cb,;, I, was xonderful 10 watch
the play of emotions that convulsed his
countenance. He became deadly pale,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

ORIGrN OF TnE SEwING MACHINE. The
Springfield Republican claims that the or
igina,or Of this useful and labor saving ma
chine is Mr.. Allen Wilson Of that vicinity.
The first was brought out in 1850. The
Republican also tells what it was that fired
the genius Of Wilson, and does 1t so posti-
cally that we quote its language:
"within sight Of his shop, three orphan
ed sisters sat and sewed for bread. Tie
younger stitched tho elders winding sheet
and tho other stitched her own. One by one
pale consumption claimed them. and they
dropped as the red leaves Of autumn drop.
as the mechanic helped to lower the last
within her narrow house, shedding upon
her bier the honest tear Of u. neighbor and
friend, he resolved that way should be
found. whereby the slavery Of the needle
should end They did not die in vain for
before the graves were grassed, the village
paper tha, announced their. death contained
u paragraph describing how its editor had
sesn a machine tha, sewcd curved seam,
the Grsi ever made in the world.
So humanity blossoms from decay and
sympathy les,oons the chambers Of inven-
ton with garlands too green to fade, too
useful to be lost"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

CULTIVATION or BuLBs. Bulbs OF nearly
every description flourish in rooms with less
care than most other plants. In planting
haycinths. the pot should be filed with rich
light soil and the bulbs should bc planted 80
shallow that nearly half the bulb shall stand
above the soil; place the pots in the open
AIR, and cover them six or eight inches with
rotten bark. During spring, take them
out as they are wanted to bring into flower
and set them In the windows OF q warm
room, where they viii DO exposed TO the
sun. When tho leaves begin TO decay, al
ter towering, give them no water; when
tho leaves are dead, take the bulbs out OF
the soil, and lay them in an airy situation
for planting. When grown In water glass
es-by far the prettiesi manner OF eul'iva'
ting this beautiful nower-tbey require to
placed in an airy, light situation, and the
water mus, be changed every three or four
days. Home Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
VOLUME 25, NO. 40.

and his eyes turned ,remblingly upward
were wet with tears. Asye, he had no,
spoken. The silence could be felt. Il
became absolutely painful, until a, last
the spell was broken, as II by an electric
shock. as his rich.toned voice, from
white lips sylablcd forth, "our Father
who ar in Heaven" &C., with a Pa,hos
and .olcmni,y ,ha, filed all hearts.
He finished. The silence continued.
Not voice was heard, or muscle
moved in his wrap, audience, until from
n remote corner Of the room, n subdued
sigh was heard, and tho old gentle.
man stepped forward with streaming
eyes and ,o,,ering frame, and seized
Booth by the hand.
"Sir," said he, IN broken accents,
" you have afforded me a pleasure for
which my whole future life will feel
gra,ifcd. am an old man, and every
day from my boyhoOd to the ptcsen,
,imc,I though, | had repeated the Lords
Payer, bu, have never heard !, before,
never"
.You are right" replied Booth "to
read tina, prayer as it should be read has
caused me the .eyercs, study and labor
for thirty years, and ! am far from being
We, satisfied with my rendering Of ,ha,
wonderful production. Hardly one per.
son in ten thousand, comprehends how
much beauty, ,endc ness, and grandeur
can be- condensed into q space as small,
and in words 50 simple. The prayer OF
itself sufficiently illustrates the truth Of
the Bible, and stamps upon It the seal OF
divinity"
SO grea, was the eiIec, produced,
(says my informant, who Vas presently
iha, conversation was sustained but
short time longer in subduod monosyl.
lables, and almos, entirely ceased and
soon after, Mt an early hour, the com.
pan, broke up, and retired their several
homes, with sad faces and full hearts.
Episcopal Recorder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
The ,hOrncss Of life is very often
owing TO the irregularities Of the liver.

Madcmoisellc dc Sommery says ex--
cellcnily, ITO converse with person.
of mean understanding is as,ifiicult as
TO travel on foo, with lame man."
When daughter rcmnrkst " Moth
er, | would no, hire help. for ! can as.
sis, you TO do all the work in the kiich
en-" set it down ,ha, she will make a
good wife.
An Irishman in speaking Of a relative
who was hanged, says he died during a
,ish, rope performance.
Which are the LATEST fish in the sea
Oys,ers-bccause they are always found
in beds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
From til. New England Farmer.
Poultry


Nh. EprroR: have been requested sew.
eral times to state how manage laying
hens when shut up, and with your leave,
l will do 50 through the medium OF the
Farmer. II you think any benefit will be de-
rived thereby.
First. a good dry shelter or building,
with a southern aspect, with yard one rod
Of land at leas, for ten or twelve hens. Sec
oud. their food should be corn and oats. in
eqcal quantities. by them always also
fresh water. pulverired oyster shells and
gravel, where they can obtain them when
they require they should have meat three
times week, or beef scraps, that can be
obtained Of the ,allow chandler, one pound
Of the former or hall pound Of the latter,
and as often should have raw vegetables.
such as cabbage, potatoes, carrots, and gas
in the summer aud hay in the winter
Third keep no rooster.
To obtain the greatest amount Of profit
from hen yard, | am Of the opinion from
fifteen years experience, that more eggs
can be obtained at less relative expense
from twelve hens, or less number, than
from larger one, when yardcd together.
Never winter fowl twice. bat kill OF ut
the time they begin to shed their feathers,
and supply their places with laying pnlle,s
In the selection ofpullets, get good yellow
legged fowl Of medium size, (avoid large
opss.) and make no inquiry about the breed.
Settlers should 30 shut in a lattice coop,
open on all sides, and remain in the en-.
closure with the rest, and have plenty Of
food until sho leave. the nest, when she
will soon lay again.
The greatest nuisance that | have TO con-
tend with, aud which think is the cause
Of more failures in the management ofPoul-
try than all other causes oombincd, is the
ycrmin or ticks, that infcs, their rOOst' in
warm weather. Many doubt their exis-
tence bcc,usc they could never find any up
on their fowls. When they set into bull.
ding, i,I. next 70 impo'sibility 70 eradicate
them. Various means have been tried TO
ex,erminato them. and all have failed be-
cause oithcir tenaci,y OF life and small sire
It is useless to oSpOct prof, or pleasure
while these pests aro allowed to increase,
~ they do not remain upon the fowls any
longer than 10 Gil them. something must be
done TO keep them under in warm weather
and have found nothing b,,tcr than the
following Have a smooth rOost, and nail
a la,h or two TO the under side Of the same
to cover cavities previously made with an
inch aucer, where they can sccrcte them
selves when filed then, once or twice q
week. carry out the laths and n,urate them
with boiling water. Another remedy is TO
smear with poor oil once a week, or oiicner
If necessary. Every person who has fam
ily should keep halfA dozen laying hens
they will eat every thing that a pix will,
aud IL we'll cared for, are more profitable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

"No man can tell" say, II. w.
Beecher, I" whether he is rich OF poor by
turning to his ledger. |, is the heart
,ha, makes man rich. lie is rich or
poor according TO what he is, not uccor.
ding 10 wha, he has" A bi, Of good
truth in ,ha, Mr.. Bccchsr, although nine.
,cn,hs Of the world don't believe you
The almighty dollar is considered No
|. still, and will be for some time to
come. 1, is the only god as yet wor.
shipped.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

changed, and H. some instances the value is
much increased BY being coOked-esPeeially
II the food is ied to iattenlng animals
Roots are said to be more improved by this
process than grain in some cases, the na'
ture OF both roots and grain is changed and
improved by being mixed together and
cooked. These are but few Of the things in
relation 10 articles OF food which arc used
by animals, that are explained by ehemis-
try; indeed the field Of investigation has
hardly been looked at. for almost the whole
science OF agriculture depends on chemistry
Tor an explanation OF the various operations
which pertain 10 il.
am aware that there has been, and now
is, much prejudice existing among farmers
against the science Of chemistry, and the
only reason can conceive for IL, Is isno-
rance oft; Tor its not more strange than
true, that not a crop Is raised from the soil,
not a spot OF ground fitted for crop, not
an animal fatted, and not meal OF vlctuals
cooked for the family, in which there is not
made practical application OF chemical
principles.
IL must bo eyidcn, to every agricultur-
ist. that this subjcct has not received the
attention that ID demands, and il is to b.
hoped that II the present generation Of far.
mcrs DO no' acquire that amount Of knowl-
edge desirable on this subje,, they will aim
10 have their sons and daughters 50 ins,ruc-
ted in the science Of agriculture. that they
can engage m /, both with honor and profit
to themselves and their country.
c. T. ALyoGD.
Wilmington. Vermont.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
A Nrw HARNESS. The New Brun.

A NEw HARNESS. The New Brun.
swick papers give an account Of a new
and peculiar harness which is attracting
considerable attention. The ordinary
saddle is dispensed with; also the whip
le,rcc and br.eching. The wagon is
controlled by friction rollers fastened at
the end Of the shaft bars. The shafts
are held and controlled BY two ,crre,s
at the names. The horse can be de.
,ached from the wagon in moment by
means Of two spring hooks, arranged
at the forward end Of the trace, which
is convenient a, all times and more es.
pccial'y in case a horse becomes frgh.
tened and runs away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

A liar is one who does no. know how
to deceive /; a ilaiierer one who common.
ly dcceiycs none bu, fools lie alone
can pride himself upon being able who
knows how to make ruth seryicable to
him with address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Troubles are like babies they grow
bigger by nursing.

A young swell was in the desk, with
a glass in one eye, )" reading himself
in" when he came to the words, He
,ha, ear, to hear, le, him hear" he ira
yeriised them thus" He tina, hath yahs
10 yah lc, him yah"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Daniel Webster was once asked By a
young law student, if there was any
room in the legal profession for young
men. There is always room for those
who can reach it," was the reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

The Augusta Age is striking its Pike
into the Rural man in cruel manner.
Doesn't the law protecting wood.peckers
extend to sand.pipers'
Portland Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Lorl Byron once said, 4" You never
know mans temper I'LL YOU have been
imprisoned in a ship with him, or a wo-
mans until you have married her"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
"sFETD rHErLOw."

Al the arts and scienccs pertaia'ng 10 lhe, are
clo.sl, iakeitogrthet, anil are ultimately c'nnec'
ed With Agrtcuharv -AGHtcoLA.
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GGrjlian @coeni4aG, 0oepeBsn; $. &nae,
NlteuiAas; Maria unO Caroline 3b'eteruS,
Sa3et @atbarine unO Septic llppmeier. Sic.
ueu; ScuiS 6ef, 2anceatOpf Gal D6trsor. ;
8, 4entner, @ndelabeim; u Utns.lsjn, 8al
%timcre; Anna Seeber0eu, &}.ld ., S4mipt
uu0 Sam, QauBenter0 Wm. Gtcrt, Yetev0,
ba9en; j, 91rner, GO 4; Charlotte W(eeiin5,
b. 3ateb Slider, 0te8er5bad; @'OrB 6art,
Albad &uui9. unO Witdael 8teben, AlaCo,i; ;
@eor8 6ebI, WaDrctb; Gatbarine S4mipt,
Do. ; AnpreaS SteId, Glen; 0ertrupe Dorm,
Sbern5eu; Dm. UeIgenma4er, Ocrlien; y.
Otituer, Jteultapt; 5obann Dtu1er, 8ldier5e4,
2IatOn BcDe, @lOppeuburg Sobannea WiO4r,
8er89eIm; ), Ofs!nbaro u. 6atn, Gtr9beim F.;
y. Bittner II. Sam,, StOfbeim 8, 6indmann,
@bica8o; 6elnrid unO Serrmaun 3oQmann,
Baltimore Dcrctbea 9ictbabtn u. 6aun,, Sir
Itentasell 5cbann Goelmann, 28jn9er5baulen;
9arl UCter. Wln9er841uicH F; llriula Qelmutb
Baltimore; Trieorid 2eth, 2ienen; Nusult
&inn. gBaAe; 2rni5 0ennersr, GlOppenburs.
l3aIamnen II PalIa8iete.
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81 nlerieami lcbca Otacbridbten

% aibingtpn. YtInberuns8 8,
prarts. - Gta bieliser Correspondents Dea
oNidmcup @uquirer", iaBt ater poa pIiarer'
uu9Slpltsm i'm unD beim Gcn9reB 6cl8eness :
Ser 9rdBlihe WfiBbrau6 beim Weilen9elos
Gpitem, peldem 81. NoGItcn pen alabama
einen duBerlt empfinsllden Shld9 Uerlest bat,
fontnt in Der Sffiee pes Strqeant at AIMS
Dor. OieIer Beanie bate Die 4fidt, Die Die.
len Sci Dec letten SibuH9 ees9cn9relies n0tbis
9epeIenen 3eu8en Ucr5nlareu, nno irl nit pie
lam tleinen Nuftra8, un3eodtet ct ME feline
Office rellieB, iber $23,O0 reaiilirt tabeu.
Uolgenbes mare Ger moou5 Cperanol: Dem
SerBeani ct arms iinb fir Die 0Orlaouns Der
3eu9eu 20 Ste. per MeIle anf rem Sins uno
0erpeBe 9eltattet, ST. fam ltiAt jenlanp be-
fOmmeu, um bic Hunce 8u MAIDEN uno cine
9rpBe Nn3lhl rOu Seu9en auf elmer 8eIIe Dor
~3ulaeen uno bod berehnet er fir Die 0orla.
ruu9 zines ieoen 3eu8en Die Weeilen9eloer be
%iCnrers. ada Der llmSe9eno uon fort Snels
ling waren etpa Is 3eu8en pcrSelloen Der
Sergeant at arms berctnete nun pie Wisilcn-
selOer IS Otal, ndmlid fir ieren @in3elucu,
unp erbielt tie aud.
Sn rem QtatrcuS SAL rparen bon rem fer,
men Staote Tera8 auf einmal 20 3eu9en porz
3ulaben, ,.un0 Der Ser8eant at arulS rieb lid,
lAcn p~er9niist bic Sinpe babel, wieper Ieinen
SGnitt MAIDEN unp 20 Uerl6ieOene Vcrll.
AIngsreilen bete6uen gu fSnnen. Serr SOu'
ltOn mar iebCd paBeSeH unD 5wau9 ben Ser8e.
ant at arnI8 nadSu9eben. Auf biele Weiie
mur6en benz Ser. Staaten Shatamt etma
$4,000 erlpart.
AkGin peiterer Depei8 BON Corruption Der
Oiebsprorls i'm unp beiM Gpnsrsb ltnb bic
NtaIIer ron SapaenSer, Die bort 9ebalten mar
ben, Doten, bic an $1,000 Biz 1900 per Sabr
nnb BOrters, ipslde idbrltA fur ibre 6aulen.
aelei $1,000 erbalten. AQe oieIe linD gu ltcl3
INN gebieutenarbeit gu serridteu, icnbern linD
YDlititer. Serner mill ih nDA bic fabelbalten
Rclten fir pra9tSOlle M0bel, Spiegel, Britt.
isler CARPETS unb 8tdetltauper, bon Denen ei.
nsr $500 rltet, unb in cenl 3immer be8 @om'
mitteeS fir Nnipriite gu isben 1T, erwdbnen,
uculit bic Committee uno YriUat- &neipenSim
mer oussenattet linc. lebriSens inuB llncle
Gam pCn 1000 gluieeeln anseiauot, aus allen
Ycren tluten. b.
0afbirqter. Die Senatsfi3'
3uns am Ieauei flag lpuroe son BEN fatboll'
iGen Yrielter gcDle ron Der CT. Batrida> Stride
nit einent @ebete %erOtnet, Derlelbe mar IL
refer prielte,liAer uniipEut nit StpIa Uit
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Gmrpp6i1cbe N9ebribtsn.
Weite:e S1a6brieaten pes Sampfers
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Sc mar Elm aQaemeine5 WeetinB Der Ictien.
inbaber oe6 Ntlan:llden Gele9rapbeu gun Is.
OeSbr. eiuberufsu worcen, UNI Den Stano Der
8eidGIte in Gvpd5unB gu 5ieben. Gs mar
cine Yetition in llmlauf, in Der Die Jte9lernn9
erludt mirp, bic SIr9ldalt flu pas neue gum
0elfols De8 llnternebmenS erfcroerliAe Capital
Su ibelnebmen.
Gine ipatsre Na4ridt aber Ten Gele9rapben
melpet: Die Ora8e tetrefT5 pes AtlanttIden
Ra6el5 nirp binnen ipenl9en 8aSen entldieoen
werpeu uuD man 9taubt, oaB Gle 0ie9lerung Elm
neueSGapital Barantirea miro. Sn plele 6a0e
Wiirce lcfort etn Contract ilr ELL reue5 4atel
ab9el4loien werpen. g
@iue ned lpitere Nafridt lautet
QOrp Dertp bat ben @mpfan9 zines Wsmo
riais, in welAem Die NesierunS ua lnterItiSs
3uu9 fir Den gltlantiiden &eleSrapben eriudt
miro, betdtist utS UeriprIdt Die Anseleseubeit
Dem SaaBtrmmjiar pcr5uleSeu. 81
Sm euglii1eu Slnal bate 5mllden benz
Oampier @spion u. Dem amerifanildsn SAiffs
Wabln, pas BON Calcutta mad Dauburs be
ltiunmt mar, ein 3ufaumenlt cB ltatt0efunoen,
Da5 amerltanIihe SAlff waro IAwer bel4i
pi9t uuO pertor leiueu erlten Oifi5ier unp einen
Diatrolen ilber gOro, w1rO leeo4 lp1ter pom
&eplcn ua1 Plpmeutb ba8lirt.
Die 8ant uon@ngllnp bat ibre OtScontorats
um Elm bl beS Pre5snt berab8eieet.
t6err 9laotcne bat III elmer 0teoe an ben
3ouilden Senot bemerft, oaB lelne WfIllicn
einla4 parin b~eltanoe, Bu uaterluden. wie Gns,
lano am bciriebieentcn neSerpfIiAtuu8en &c
9en bic Senier e~riebi9cn fDnne.
6ranfret d..
Die Re9ieruns bat enti6ieeen, baB tie bic
Gerufuns W~cntalembtrtS an ben bSberen sc
ri4t8bpl nidt serbinoeru mid.
Der WOuiteur ertldrt cifitiea, bab bic rurd
Die 8elpr duu9eu Der 3eituu9en er3eu9te lin,
rube betreff3 Der 8e5iebln8en 6rantteidS gu
Oeltreid nidt 9erediferti3t let.
Der Barrier @prreIpcncent Der Zines bal
pernpmmen, DAP in cinem @abiuetsccnleil be
lalolIen morcen, @raf Wontalemberl's Nppel
tation an ben @eridtSbcf 9~elan9en gu l~alien,
paB ienod bic Nntlpprt barauf clnfa4 Der Yar-
Irpc oeS 4ailerS iein Ica, welAer, ple anSefibtt
perren IoQe, AQeS, mas nur paS Strafu'tbell
uerbGn9t babe, mie aud Die mS4ll9en Wlrtaa-
gen be8 nenen StrafSeleees, III lia ~be8reife.
Deutl6lanb. a.a
Seareih uno Yreu EN-. Oefreid
uno YreuBen lpuen mIteiaanoer betreffS Belle
rer 8ertbeipisun98s An ltalten in llnterbanolun9
lteben. aara h.
SPanien. Er.a.a
Die &0ni9in benlerfte in ibrer Tbreutebs
Bel GrSffunu9 Der Gortes, Dab allies mas nun
init Der raticnalen @uree rertrd9lia mare, ses
tban tpare, UNI cine frieblide 2Diuna Der meri
faniiGen 8erpiflun3 gu beuirten, oaB nan ie
bod, fans tein runulittelbarer GrfOl9 erlunst
warbe, in ener9ilAer Beiie bic bereits pSrberei
teten straightforward in Suweaeun8 trinoeu
uiirpe,
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Baltimore, Der 25. DECEMBER 1858
Orobenoer WMSbrMtD IN SJtalieu,
(@pn Wrnplb 9uae)

ArnOlo &u9e ldreitt pcn England aus an
ben wNn5ei9er res WeIteAS":
Nues 1T pru BON ben 6tltungen Oefs
ret9s in Der 9rnl6areei u. pon cen Ni]tnnaen
YiemontS. Der @eilt Der Stalisner Itere
al Ut auf'S NeuBerlte erreSt, pieiss 6euer miro
O~ffentar BON ScniS ytaprlecn 9eiAlrt, Der l4pu
Orltnrs Uriefe beuubte, UNI IN Der Guriuer
3ertunS Seltreid cine DrCbuu9 uno 9tatien
cine 0Cffnun9 bin5uperfen uuD III bemlelben
AugenblId erfabren mir ourh einen @otrelrone
benton @lliSnaniS uuS Ni5}a, yoaB bic
Nu EN- nj it 5pet Sriegsf0tffen
III Stlla 6ranca einBelaueu
ino unO olenGtbise SO anufaaf
ans gano 9eiebt babeM, II III . e
iarbt9en Shtlowa4en ab3ul0'
ien."
AliO ruiiii4e SAitopadm bidt tei Ni5Sa
uno 5Uei 2tnieuidiife bsS iriecliaen G5aren I'M
Qafen Ron 8iul 6rancaI OlS &cblenpepot
entwifelt li4 raid gu einem GarbOnarobaIeu
gang neuer Art aeSen Oetretd unb Dlju tcnmt
uch, SaB 2cuiS 9tlpclern aud Elm GarbonarO
1T.
Wenlanb fam pertenusu, oaB cine BON GuB
lamb uno benz bNn1pattil den 6ranfrel9 unter,
ltRste SniurreftiOn S~talienS Elm unerbGrts8 lin
9lad fir europa uao 1cl9llA Elm 9eiunoenes
Orelei fir ben VonapartjSmu8 mire, s.
Htlrpe ale ipahren Snterelien perrilfen ; Der
OeutI1e fCnnte CO meoer nit Eenoparte, nod
nit Gem IdeuBlt9en Gltreidilden Osapoti5mua
balten nno oennc1 iDire e8 fait unllS3lih fir
Oeutldlano, bel benz Gaupfe neutral il BET
ben. GbenIC lGlOe es mi gnslanp ; ea5 gslt
iuttbe ltb fir it1ltenIl9e 6reibeit ertlaren, uno
Gle Ne8lernl9 latte 5miideH fran35lildsr urb
Streidti9 t 1prannsI gu tpIblen. lllterrellen
wdGft Die Aufre9un9: Sn NeneoiB warre Elm
Slit3ler Dor FER 6rrnt lsiner Srloateu urn es
mem 6leiider nIeoer8eldla9sn in 4failanb
bort man GrIe8alte0er 9e9eM OtltreiA all alien
Strl6eneden eridallen
Sincere uu brindici
Al re del Sardi,
Perche uon tardi
Splegar i'll %primayera
La sua bandicra,
D'Austria inemici
Son 'nostri amici
Viva il CosaccJ!
Sc all Austria il tacco
Battar fera.
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iclgenoermCBen: Sin ronnernb OcA ZEN,
SOni8 Der Sarrinier, er miro uidt iaul isin
unb I'M 6riiblin8 isine 6abne e%utfalten. Die
Veinre OetreidS llno unlere 6reunOs: Sod
lete Der Sciad Wenu sr init Saf uno Yad
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Oie YattputlIen ilirjen ben Sdn3ern mad
weun lie bier reridmiupsn, besinnt Der @elans
am anoern Sd, unO Der SGniS ron Saroinien
bat BET ~letner Ieeten 0feUue 9ela9t: vGurcpa
weiB nun, ca6 ibr SOlpateH Ieio uno i9 femme
suf. @ebt leBt beinl n1diten 6rtbliuS wsr
Oct lbr nidt anf rem uebun8sPIae, ~iCnrern oui
sinenl ernItlI4en SanpfpllB erldeinen."
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