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Dealings Nth the Dead.-A writer in tn g
Electic Review, in discussing the subject of
memorial tombs, makes brief allusion to two
specimens interment he has visited, each
having its own peculiarities: az
One is the grave ofSt. Carlo Corromeo. be.
meath the marble temple of Milan. This vener-
ated and popular archbishop of the sixteenth
century, to whom Milan owes, among other
things, the completion of its duemo, was
virtually mummi6ed; he was then clothed
with sumptuoHs archispiscopal attire; the
mitre was placed on his skinny scalp; the
the crosier in his withered grippe; splendid
ring upon his shriveled finger; and the whole
was enclosed in csfin of transp aren't erys-
tai. Whosoever will now pay few francs
for the sight may have an opportunity of in
specting it at leisure this lesson on the vanity
of human greatness.
In contrast to this | may mention the
curious practice of the Capuchin friars, who
boil their dead in some strong antiseptic,
bake them in an oven, then clothe them in a
long serge gown, confined with girdle of
rope, and having placed their wel-thumbed
rosary on the withered fingers, arrange them
in the open inches of a subterranean chapel.
In one of the Bapuchin monasteries in Malta
there is a fine collection of these semicoeked
individuals. After year or two they be-
come unable to stand as they were at first
placed; then, for time, they are suspended,
and finally, in CHASTITY submission, they are
doubled together and laid in their rags to
meulder into dust. .{tFt ,ssSs a..
The Lost Found. The little son of Captain
Nelly, Of Cleveland, who was kidnapped on
the 10th of October, was found Tuesday last,
in the possession Of woman by the name Of
Mary Jane Harrison, in the vicinity of Della
ware. When, the woman was returned to
Cleveland by the officers, the excitement was
SO intense that it was difficult to protect her
from the populace. .... At
lSir Hogsheads of ,S,oeetmeats. is stat
ed, says the Oswego Palladium, that Mrs.
VIM. p. Dana, of Perry, Me-, has preserved
and put up, the past season, $500 lbs. of
Strawberries. Three tons of preserved straw
berries! And tee same quantity of sugar land
we have nearly NIX tons of preserves, enough
to fill six or eight hogsheads.
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M.p. z, Hamilton, Holly, daughter of
Gen. Alexander Hamilton, died at Washing
ton, on Monday
A physician in st. Paul asserts that 5000
Aalneh we're born last winter, and that the
cyop The coming winter will be still heavier.
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So Circulation greater than the Dailies
OF botn Cities combined. so
N office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
eertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN 4. HATHAWAY,
Editer and Proprietor. in order to ensure
att en- ton.
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Feunaering of the Propeller Troy
in a Gaae-Eighteen Lives Lost.

The telegraph has already brought the
l,riee announcement of the loss of the prepel-
Lee Troy on lake Huron, and the almost mi
raculous escape of three of the crew, the only
survi7ors of the fearful catastrophe. There
ere tweaty-six persons in all aboard the
vessel at the time she foundersd, all of whom,
80 flc "a is known, with the exception of the
nc,s mate, wheelsman and second engine
er,were lost. The Detroit Advertiser says:
TIE boat fouadcred at 8 o'clock, on Tues
dav aorning, about ten miles southot FONT
Aux Barases. The wind was blowinga ter
riic gale at the time, making complete
hresch,over the vessel, exiting cushing her hres
and very soon filling her. The captain was
very CO )i and hrm, and wheu ne saw that
the vessel must go down, made deliberate
aod ample preparations for the safety OF all
Oh board Had bis order been strictly obeyed
the resu!s would have been far ditferent.-
qbec)npany on board consisted of twenty
sig y scsons, OF whom eight were passen-
gers.
Wlea the vessel began to fill, the captain
secu ett the life-boat, and placed the passen-
sers together with the chambermald and
i -st ngineer. in it, quarter boat, in good
eondir IN, was assigned TO tie balance OF the
crea, toe captain Intending to ind passage
in the life beat. There was still yaWl
which WA Incorporated, but which was
considered uaseswcrthy. ..t., ~
} the CONSERVATION incident to the mo-
men, the duayter-boat was launched contra
~ to orders, into which a number of the
crew spraug, Overlooking it, and swamping
it, Tie lie boat was then launched and the
pa.ty 3pportionei to it taken aboard, when
the propeller giving indications OF lmme-
diatety sinking, rush was made that ever
loaded tas boat, add sac had nearly swamp
ed, when the captain drove portion OF the
crew back. In the rush, however, the oars
were last, a ud the boat was left at the mercy
os the waves When last seen she was lay
ing b-cadstde to the sea, and probably could
no. carry her load great while.
TIE Yawl was the last boat left, into which
Geo &c f. P,umiey, the wheelsGan, and j.
c. Barter, the second engineer. seated them
ee. YES. They, with the first mate, Marcus
Lake, were ali wao were left on board. See
ia. 40 neAas OF rande.ing assistance to those
In tae water, and the propeller settling very
fast. the water, got into the yawl just as the
Aa4 sunk, and the party were h0ated on.
They h al secured one oar, with walch they
managed to steer thig leaky craft. They
found It Impossible TO make the American
shore a1d accordingly headed across the
lake. Two Of theM sleered while the third
kent laus.,7 at w)rk 3lilieg, The boat leak
cd go BADLY that it required constant work
to keep her free aad besides the sea was
rolling very high and they shipped good
dea If lter. la this waJ they ran across
The IKE, landing safely at Bayfield,, three
MI, below G0derich, about o'clock IN the
eveu.a,, having beea nearly eleven hours In
Che yi"L
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Old Bro,an "Crucvesd. Some of the N.
York sentation preachers, on Sunday, IN.
stead Of preaching Christ, spoke OF "old
Brown" as cruciGed. At the Hope Chapel,
Rev. Geo. F Noyes held forth on "The lire,
pressible Conflict between Freedom and
Slavery" and slusion was made to tae
same thing in the sermons of Rev. DR.. Chez
yer, Rev. Mr.. Forthingham, and last but
not least,) Rev. Henry Ward Bsechsr,ss she
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
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BURROWS 457 - -
.-- RELIABLE

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcruAL cuaEor
SCROFULA,1 SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers,
FISTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB, e. a
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHRONIC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER,
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR SWELLLNGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MKRcuRrAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES,
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
Of the System, or occasioned by fmprudence in
Lie. .. -
For sale in Norfolk by
J. w. BURROW & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists, 6S Church St.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFO AE,
WIN. L. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.


VIM Post, G Mantcy, New York; George
Ship Kate Hunter; John Hunter, Hampton;
Captain Russell, Steamer Louisiana; VIM J
Taylor, Northampton county; III Smith,
Virginia; Charles C Higgins, Surry county;
Mr. Bateman, Marsh's Troupe; M X lewis,
j o B Croker, E G Williamson, Henry
Walton, Churchland.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
AW Coke, Sussex, va;J T Murfee, South
ampton county, Va; John Jones, Kansas;
S Hall, Baltimore;J b Robbins, Eastville,
Va Geo Hubbard, New York; John Mon
tel, Francis Moline, st. Johns, Pertrice; J
J Rendell, E W Hardy, J Elwell, S H
MARITIME, G Hull, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS g. EMMERsoN. PRoPRIEToRs.
Thos A Hitler, Philadelphia; C A w Ba-
sham and lady, Goldsboro', N G.; John Per-
sons, Alabama; DR. Parker, d Pritehard, N
G; G Concill, Va. ..
900 BAGS SHOT all sizes from to los
Xxx B. BIB 4 BIB. supply of the cele
brated II azard Powder Co. Powder, tor sale by
the Keg or at Retail by
oc rs JAMES JONES.
BUCKWHEAp AND BUTTNN
A supply of nice new Buckwheat and choice
"A Butter, for sale by
oc 26 .q JAMES E JONES %.
on BAGS of Crumps superior Family and
~ Superfine Flour in store, and for sale
by foe 26l JAMES JONES
BACON, SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
CR00 LBS. nice Side Bacon clear Of the
CCOO back bone, 1000 lbs Shoulder Bacon
in store and for sale by
oc rs James, JONES.
OYSTER BUCKETS-75n nests of the best
" bingham Buckets, these are extra quality
and Just the thing for shipping Oysters, and l
am retailing them at as low price as much
poorer is selling for. Come and see.
&C &c JAMES JONES.
(A& H copy alj A'
NEW MALAGA RAISINS.- Per reg ular
lNNew York Packet, we have received New
Raisins, Layer and bunch, in quarter, half and
whole boxes.
oc 26 M Z. JORDAN & SON
LAGS-FLAGS-FLAG variety Of
l. sizes, American Flags for children, at
oc 26 c. JORDAN SONS.
nOUBLE HEADERS-This old and we'll
Dknewn fire work, just received by
oc 26 c. JORDAN & SON.
j. HI. DAWSON,
HAS some very superior White Flaunels.
Ii rs
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COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM-lsa mild
and efectual cathartlc, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries Off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD Il ~
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
-' CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
. CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
W. .. . ma tim
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PATENT PISTOLS.

PATENT PISTOLS.
A I thls time when Duelipg has become so
IA very popular, we would call the attention
81 the Boys, particularly to new kind of Pts
'ol, for firing Crackers, rendering the sport lest
Questionable. For sale by o. ~
ocN {. JORDAN & SON.
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From the E. city Nv. C. Pioneer of the 25h
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Condition of the Exchange Bank.

EXCHANGE BANK.
.....---7. NORFOLK, October, II, 1859. {
His EXcellency, HENRY A. WISE, Gov. OF Va
Slr-I enclose herewith statement of the
condition of this Bank on the 30th September,
1859
have the honor to be, &c,
G. ". CAMP, Cashier.
A Comparative V'ev Of the Condition of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia und its Branch
es on the 3)h September, 1853 and 1889
ASSETS. Goth Sept. SO. 30th Sept. 20
Leans ac...,...., S5,l42, 9s6 10 s 13O,.9 So
Treasury Not-s, &c. $50, 100 0O 95,0o7 w
Foreign Bills of Ex-
change. ..,....,.... 10 ,Son ~ ~. IA 10
SUSPENDED Debt, &C. l,GAl - 6,73l 81
Due by other Banks l73 $50 o. 81, 229 SO
Notes, SC, of other .....s. ... ..-...s,
Banks 2l5 oo3 % 100 ,o9o 81
Banking House and
lots and other Real
Estate ........ 1855 4e7 43 I74,376 81
Specie..... ........ 1876 $50 10 435,2l0 %
In tranSitu q nj
and Branches 1850 IS al,12l "a
s 55l,l7S 90 6I42E6 "a
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. ,045 500 80 30s5, 500 90
Circulation. Il .693 ,636 50 l,437 1863 50
Due tn other Banks PAT ,954 n l70,346 SO
Deposits. L, 9Jl ,03T As ,l.6 ,q99 4S
Excess OF Assets or
Surplus..,....." 800 $40 Al 2ss, s73 AZ
6,55l,l78 60 6.142276 "a
Required by the 6sk Section of the Act extend
tag the Charter, passed l7th of March,
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Mrs. Winsiow. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children te3hing, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by soften ing the gums, re-
ducing all infiammstior-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my2s ly
N- Fall Virginia Merchants,
and merchants generally South, in laying in
their fall stock of merchandise, should not fail
to purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best
and moss economical preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome loa Thread,
biscuits, sc. 1t is recommended by numerous
citizens of different sections, and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. 1t is en-
tlrely harmless, being the production of a scien-
tfc Virginia physician, and manufactured with
great care from the purest material. Merchants
can confidently recommend this article to their
'N''''' - '' DA' VI s"i RI II & 10Y.
And sold by Druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State @.
W-Dr j. w. Garlick-Dear Sir have
for some months used in my family Semple's
justly celebrated XII N g POWDERS, and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as The very best article have ever
tried for making light, sweet spongy bread.
There is no excuse for bad bread when Semple's
] RloHAaD 'LnwEL1rs.
Petersburg, July 3Oth, 1859. - .. .-...l ~
] W GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, kichmond.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
m , "HEALING ON DIrs WINGS" say all
uS who have made use OF DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and by such use cured
themselves of coughs, colds and consumption.
The prudent will always keep this remedy by
the = :
There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by s. W. FowLE s. Co., Boston, which has the
toritten signature off. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper. II
For sale by NJ. A. SANTOS s Co., SANTOS,
Wake = Co., and KING & TOY, Norfolk. j.
8. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth. and by dealers
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Grand Civic and Military
EXCURSION TO MATTHEW'S COUNTY.

d. The Steamer SEA BIRD, Capt.
T M SouTHGATE, will leave Nor
folk tor Matthews County ON Saturday October
29th, at M. Returning will leave Matthews
on Sunday at P M. ~ ~
The Portsmouth Rifle Company will be on
board with Band of Music. t
Fare for the round trip $2,Uo. Meal extra.
&C 81 ss
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ON Saturday the 22nd inst, GOLD PENCIL
" CASE with pen attached, the head of the
case was conical and the Pencil portion was
moved by a screw about the midway the case.
1t is highly valued as being the gift of a de-
parted relation, and the finder will be gratefully
remembered, as well as literally rewarded by
leaving the same with the Editor of this paper.
Oc g7-4t
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900 BAGS SHOT all sizes from to los
AAA B. BIB & BIB. A supply of the cele
brated Fl azard Powder CO. Powder, tor sale by
the Keg or at Retail by
oc rs JAMES E JONES.
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WATTS g. EMMERsoN. PRoPRIEToBs.
Thos Hitler, Philadelphia; c A w Ba-
sham and lady, Goldsboro', N G; John Per-
sons, Alabama; DR. Parker, d Pritchard, N
G; j G Coneill, Va. ..-
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SmtercifnHte Sbntiacbem.

= Tor r,r SeiieOeung GaiiornisnS curtb pi
2SeBen tetano ris 6aEptuabruns Der 0je4er c,n
Cianrr aus hruidreden unp Ghrn Gie fnarn pj
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ms &r'e'n, paB liz aIEhenoe Sttine biucinmlrien
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lid a"f rie OtrrflIde rts ScuIb!eies Elm Stblamm
Der trodfn 9ewcrpcn, 10 auberorrrntlh fsn mar 2nE
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tcr. Nls man rjrisn Stlub uutsr ras Mitycsfsp
br'ttt, ab man mic &srwunp:runs paB er aus 0il
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Sr Sic mcmc a8clt.

N'r Inmpfer ihlumt unp ltrriert
NurhS Nicer i'tcu mie Elm Yici,
Witt lt"mmrm N'ruBe itcirrt
So Manhr ncb in Cir;
Sant ruIrn mag nur Ginrr;
,.Arc, III altt 9&e,t!"
90 bhrt hat lib rrA .0tiutr
2aS Shriten porJcitrIt.
Nd lIBt ria armrr tlnNtr
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lnc lhaut lhrmm iibcrs gGaiTer
3urud nab rem frrncn Nepier;
Gr bat ltin fIeinss 3jmmer
SerlaNen unp 6of uno 15aus,
unc mInFert nun aui immer
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YS'bl hat rr unverrrOhcu
S"brane, iabrein 9emttt,
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llnp nieml!S rttt aelctt;
9iun 'ciBt er iih nit Stmer,ru
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9aB pnS inidmnren rpdnhera,
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Ou hait Die itilIsn 8dume,
GaS teimathlihe 3bal, -
SD babe Die roifsrn 3rGume,
Ter 0tebe iilse DUAL.
gGir tabtn ale 8eioe
@ecpfert un'lre 9ut,
0abin9e9eben i'm 9rtbe
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sSir batsn 9ewo6en Ssrss6sas!
sSas thut's gtun it's Sorbet,
Ter 9au6 bes neuen 9.beus
Ratt unfre SteIe frsi!
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eeiusuu acu.

Dcr Mu;ctaer" cribtint ieecp Sonnateno, ium BALI
;shihtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 in SorauS,atluns
sSSr - Cts per 3ona ab6a al Zen tep. .9dser. sIuS>
Sros Nbrrneu bslicbtn ctr &ctr09 beraus9ebtr
tWrtrp-elpr 81 5l Seidl9it tiu;uitreeu
sntipcbenSc Scitrde uuo Witttun9cu wcrScn bonfbar
,u,otIcu,cucmn,su unc auf Strlau9cn pcnprirt.
Mn;eiScn unp Sctdnutmarun9en ducr 9tr wtreen untr
e,f,ruStH Ntpn9unssn enlightenment Gjnmaec 9inruds
wnS eines Sauares 10 Sen cprr peuiIer tjleeu cncn
csore) 80 Cts, peinalss Sinrudun9 10 Gts. uue fur
icees ,pciicrc Wal - GS. ibglbc 9th1Son;teeT pcr
Sru fir S2 III tati6brlicr SprauS;atIun9 aufg,nrmneT.
Gr0stre Nniciseu rrsrcen perbilmiRnldfis btretuct
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0spraftr Girbr.
8rman prn q. ern &rtebue.
(5rrtieeuu9.)
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oes SGrpcrs 0smcin RAP lie 9lcihRuIti9 ae9en
pas getrn MAIDEN. Der 9rauc Maun fitbltc lcltit
am soften, mir ltinc &r1ite tIaIih atnNbmcu UNI
lciu 3uitanp i'm tarj9s 9tubr brfrn lic6. Nrb
stnes las ibnl auf rem 0crscn, UNI er elite, rin
l,stcs GeI&GIt nit Der SSelt atiutbun.
GjneS Ncr9enN Ycrlrr or ii6 mic 9emDbnlids
i'm gSalre, fnm atsr niht mic 9em6tnIict rrS
Mittooe ,urad Sannheu wurre unrubig; ce
narp Qbcuc unp or fam uth ndt; fe borrtr
bic eause ga6t - CT blict aus.
Vctcr hcultc, unp 6ouuhsu wuBte ltd prr
9lnalt nirstnct ;u laI'n. Sie rurbltrit otn
99alp inn llmtrciS pcu sincr Stunrr, ricf mpbI
taucnrmal ZEN Ndmen ces 9rauIn ytannee =
atrr inimcr ueraebcnS San critTpft gebrte ie
aeaen Wl,tta9 ,uriid; iir brfte er mcrpr li6 un'
tsrp ZEN siuA,f nrs., bdbrn. Sbre 3r1nuna
tGuIhte lie atermalS. Scst fubItc nc, rap Der
sraue Mann ibr listtr mar, ais lie Scaldubi
battr. sic mahts iih tie titterlt Ii &rrpiIrlr
jter ibrc uupNuttarttrt; YctcrS @cbtul trahtt
|ie ,ur ScriweiFuug, Sic rannte 9r9en Ntenr
nod enmal fort, rurhtrct pemrno uro mrbs
tla9cns raS fnitcritt @esurh, uup Sittrrtr cpsn
Nu9entlid ben Cntlcsltcn VGihnam ibrcS 9Grbl-
tbGtcr5 81 fnren. - Sic Iaup i'm Mint. = 6ait
etnmdhtis mari lie lrs uutcr ein,n Baum, rang
Gle SGnpc uhr aberlieB iit pem Nustruh rts
btitisIteu Shmer;eS.
9Sas frblt rtr, Sdnnben? bGrtc lie rlGelit
Die muhlbefanute Stimmc nrttn neh. Ste tlftr
talti9 auf. Ter arnur Nianu itonc Yrr ibr. 0rtt
iei aelptt ri'i lie NIT 9eIaItenen bGnccn, unr
elm 3branenitrrm tsSI,itcte ibre N1ortr. Slc
6u6e. @ctt lc 9tlrtt, Sie lsten!
Suites Sinh, bait pu cardn " neielt?
ad, itb bin in Iroesan.lt 9cween
Ga6 tbut mir leip. Sd muBtt niht rae bu
70 iparmeu Nnthstl an meinem 2eben n1bmcl
SD oanfs Dir pafIr. IS lit elm Er3it1rtenre,
rubig, iteb auf es miro Atcnr, IaB uns bsim,
Ssbtn.
6auuden tann auf uup mantle an irinen
arme rabtn. G'srn bdtte iit geirh9t, ndrum e,
10 beimltt fpvt9eihld,n? mo unp ME or rejc
3mei 2a9e 3u9strnht? atsr pl sr isItit fcin 9BCr
nariiter fallen lieb, 70 maste lie e0 nitt.
Yst'r tlm ltinsm 9uten 6trrn nit rUtbrn, per
l5mpuenen Au9en entssgen, tiB;e bm ihluh3enl
Gle 9anp mn lang hes Nbenrs in ielner Sam
m'r nit kellrr Stimms: iiun pautet aue Outt
st"iSe Gage na@ rtcier Srscbrntcit wurOr
eir 9raus W'nn trAnt. @r IeItf mplte ,mar
n;htS raUon milisn, ipnteru tsbaupste imme,
Iort, er beF"re lebr iebr mObI; ater mrber nj,
nn9Cmobnlthe 9nrpur:GtBe nuT Isinsr aHauog
DIS brFnnenre |nAf Die purrc 2ippe? wobrr e,
9ian9el an eBlnlt "nO Sdlai Der unmiatar
lithe Sh1urer, Ger itm rursb aue oBli,psr brb,e
: armer 9rauer Mann! NH iuait umlOnlt r,
sn psrbebIen, Rap elm hrItiseS 6tsber in psinsn
8Grper lpItbst.
0as beitlr,ts 5annhen mUate atermalS ibp
tbrs 5ilfs a"frranssn, iba', r'r nit Ssrsnlser
ath am Sitle ieints Tprnenpiaess iAt 0.nn
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