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A Cus,o.ry.-we were shown yesterday
afternoon, By Mr.. b. r. SLAM, what VIC con.
alder quite curiosity, tholgh others have
seen the same things heretofore. II Is a
rose grated on the peach tree. The tree 10
nov IN full bloom. and must present beau.
tiful appearance. The rose u. We think. Of
the Multi Flora variety has no scent; and
the branches Of course produce no peaches.
Psrlsssr tS e s,sts1gr.
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JURISDICTION o. FEDERAL AND srArE

n. 4 &
Welearn that the Supreme Court Of the
State OF Ohio has unanimously refused the
application for writ of habeas corpus sued
in behalf of Mr.. Bushnell and other prisoners
on trial in the United States District Court
at Cleveland for an alleged violation of the
fugitive slave law. The decision Of the
Ohio Court, as delivered by Judge Peck. all
his colleagues on the bench concurring. ap.
pears to be based on the fact that each OF the
parties in whose behalf the writ of habeas
corpus is asked is now in the custody of the
United States Court under legal process.
and in this character removed beyond the
jurisdiction Of the State Court.
The question Of Jurisdiction involved in
this proceeding would seem to be the same
as that which was raised in the case of Booth,
of Wisconsin. and which has been recently
decided by the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Like Mr.. Bushnell in the pending
case. Mr.. Booth was under conviction in the
District Court Of the United States awaiting
sentence. The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
granted habeas corpus. under which Booth
was taken from the custody ofthe Marshal and
liberated. Under writ of error the pro-
ceedings OF the Wisconsin Supreme Court
were brought up before the national tribunal.
which pronounced its decision ON the 9TH Of
March. 1t was then held, all the Judges on
the bench concurring, that when person is
in the custody Of an officer Of the United
States, a State may indeed issue a writ Of
habeas corpus, and the officer holding ip
custody the person in question must make
return to the writ, so far as to show that he
holds him under precept Of the United
States Court. but no further and that there
upon the power Of the State Court is at an
end. Neither the formality nor the validity
Of the process. nor the constitutionality Of
the act under which that process issues. can.
after such return. be inquired into, either
upon writ Of habeas corpus from State
tribunal or upon any other State process.
Such was the unanimous decision of the
Supreme Court pronounced as late as the 9TH
Of March. and the Supreme Court Of Ohio
has, as yet. shown no disposition to disregard
it, but has thus far conformed its conduct TO
the course prescribed in the decision Of the
Federal Judiciary. by declining. as il did,
to grant the writ of hab<as earpus on the sr
parte application Of the prisoners in question.
and simply entering rule requiring the
United States Marshal to appear and show
cause why the writ should not issue in accor-
dance with the application. After taking
information in the premises, and ascertain,
ing the nature Of the process under which
the prisoners are held. the State Court very
properly decided that the case was beyond
its jurisdiction. National Inteiigener.
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A coRRrprios FUsD.-In his recent able
speech at Nashville. the Hon. Jere. Clemens
remarked that il required extraordinary
credulity TO believe that the Administration
intended to use the thirty millions Of dollars
il asked for Of the late Congress. in the pur-
chase Of Cuba. "In my honest opinion"
said Mr. Clemens, !" the intention was cor.
ruption fund 10 secure the nomination and
election Of John Slidell as President Of these
United States. There is nothing 10 the his.
tory Of either James Buchanan or John Sill
dell to place them above suspicion. Give
them thirty millions OF dollars 10 be used in
buying Spanish officials. and unless some
such miracle occurs as that Of the leopard
changing his spots. part Of the sum will be
employed in buying the Charleston consen.
ton, and the remainder in purchasing the
votes necessary TO insure the election Of It's
nominee" Wilmington Herald.
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REcRuIrs ron CoBA.-We observe from
Southern papers that recruiting agents are
travelling through the South endeayoring "a
enlist men for an expedition against Cuba,
and in many instances with considerable sue
cess. The Augusta Dispatch SAYS that a
number of worthy young men in that town
are inclined to try their fortunes in this way
and warns them 10 remember the fate Of Lo.
PEI and Crttenden and their companions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11

Chancellor Bib. who recently died IN
Washington at the advanced age Of eighty five
va. an ertraordinsry man. lie bore won.
derful likeness in person TO Chief-Justice
Msrshai, and was man Of the same class
and the same physical conformation. To the
last he wore long black silk stockings. knee
buckles. and white crayat and rufHcs and long
queue. But what 10 more remarkable. he
never Lost his passion for his violin. aud would
take Il nav and then 10 his study Tor smuss.
ment. His habits Of life presented a model
Of moderation.
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HILLSBoRoUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

V,HE seeond Session Of this Academy will com
mence on Msy ii. For a Circular eonisinlna
full information address The Superintendent, Col.
&. Teu.
Apil 20. s7-3t.
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DlssSOLUTION.

UISEaNUTsU IVANs
IyHg hrm q BOtiand A Benefits dissolved By inu.
Il ,u,l consent. All person. indebted 70 said htn
are requested 70 come forward aud make immediate
p.xust q. Il 10 necessary that The busn, SHOULD le
sls.sJ. ARCHIBALD BnRBAND,
l.. L. BENNETT.
ANIL ts.h, 1859. I-'~
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The Authorities of Cineinn have suthoriz.
cd the Police TO arrest and bring before them
al pepons who shall be found carrying con.
essled or deadly weapons. This order has
been given under. law which passed daring
the last session OF the Legislature, and which
took effect on the FIRST Of the present month.
II makes Il . misdemssnet 70 carry pistol,
bovis.knife. dirk, or any other concealed
weapon, under . penalty or hns not ereeed-
ing two bundled dollars. and On imprison-
msnt Of not more than thirty days for the hrsi
offence. Ths second 10 punished still mors
tetsrely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11

A bill has been introduced BY Mr.. Patter-
son into the New York Senate. providing
that no person dying and leaving wife or
parent. shall BY will devise or bequeath 20
any benevolent. charitable. scientific reli.
gious. or missionary society. association, or
Corporation, in trust or otherwise. more than
one third part Of bis or her estate. after the
payment Of his or her debts.
This 10 one Of thase legislative interior.
epees In tsstamentary deyises in the right
direction. The policy is nose than ques-
tion.ble Of seeumuIating in the hands Of any
association whatever, the earnings. not only
Of the teststor, but shat be may have IN.
herited. to the prejudice Of kindred. which
mar be left in consequence neeessitous.
ChGLeaoH Esening kecs.
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P,xr's PrAxs GoLp MINIS HuxBUo.-A
Correspondent of the Baltimore San, writing
from ST. Lsuis. Missosri. says that the re.
ported richness Of the gold mines at Pixies
Peake 10 Kansas. is all sham got up BY
specuiators in town lots. store keepers
sharpers. rumsellers aud litue sprinkling
Of black legs. .
lie says that man could not make 81
cents day at the mines.
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NOTICE

I fIfHE Examining Committee will meet al the Court
/ House in Hillsbnrough on Saturday the l4th 81
May next WM. ii. BROWN, Chm.
April IS. ss-
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In every thing We do. however trifiing, We
ought to reflect and reason otherwise we
shall never do any thing well.
Idleness renders US unfit for every thing.
We oan the greatest gratitude to those
who tell Us the truth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11

CRAvsN SurrR,oR CoURrs.--On Tuesday
and Wednesday last case Of combining was
tried, in which il was alleged that seventeen
persons. with many others, had conspired
saa combined together to drive Constantine
v. Swami, one of their neighbors. out Of the
County. The Solicitor. Mr.. Houston, wa,
assisted in the prosecution BY d. X. McRae,
George Green and A. G. Hubbard. Esqrs
The defence was conducted by Hon. VIM,
II. Washington. George y. Stevenson and
James w. Bryan, Esquires.
The Jury found . verdict Of guilty. and
Judge Shepherd gave his decision on Thurs.
day; William Rawles. Solomon w. Jones'
Fora Lee, and J. r. McCotter fined s2j
each. they being peace officers. The other
thirteen we're fined si0 each. Proyrs..
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The MpsissIPpi RlvER.-Some idea Of the
extent of the food in the Mississippi river
nav be obtained from the fact, as stated in
the yicksburg Miss Whig. that the dis
lance from the leyee at that place to the OPP
posite shore Of the overfowed banks is ffty
miles. The valley Of the Mississippi is now
a great inland sea. The Wing also says:
:" The water at this point is now higher
than any rise known to our oldest citizens,
il being full sixteen inches higher than that
Of SO. and still rising one inch per day since
Friday last"
At New Orleans the food is now within
three inches of its greatest height last year
but no danger is apprehended to the leyees
From Memphis down. the marks OF desc,
lation are everywhere visible. Scores Of
plantations and villages are either overflow.
ed or rendered almost uninhabitable by the
mould with which the surrounding moisture
has covered every dwelling. The houes'
which are built on pillars, thus suffering the
water to run freely beneath, are still oceu.
pied. Flat boats are usually moored to such
habitations, which serve the double purpose
Of stables for the cattle aud quarters for the
negroes who guard them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11
NEW AND CHEAP
SPRING GOO D S.
March 80.

SP RIM G GOO d S.
yJNHE LARGEST and BEST stock in this County.
L purchased upon the very best terms, few Of
which will call attention to.
Best French Cloths. Cassimeres, Vesings and every
thing for Gents and Boys wear Shoes Clothing.
HATs-Fine Muleskin. Cashmere. Washington.
Senate, Hungarian. American Planters, Nura, SMOKE
Cable and other Soft and Straw Hats.
NErS-cheap. Trimmed and Untrimnej.
Satin, Silk, Straw, Lace aud Braid Bonnets, coourcd
aud White.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other fats.
Black, Black and White, White aid coloured Roach.
e. and Tabs.
Fine ami Cheap Parasnls.
Patent Seli.Adjusi!be Corses and Rubber Busks.
Richardson & stewart's Linens, Diapers, DsIna.k
Table Cloths, Napkins. Sheetings, &c.
Brilhints and Percae Tor Sacks and Busters, with
White BTaids, Cords and Tassels, Fringes, &c, for
Trimmings.
India fwIils Dimity, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin collars and Sleeves in Sells.
Bcragss, Muslin Robes, Stripes, Sc. ..a
Orsand.cs, GiLghans, English Points challiss, &c.
! Tshle sud Piano Covers.
/ Oak and Rose pslnted characteristics
/ PIsnished Tin, Old Dominion Co1ee Pots, Bgsias,
/ Tea Pots. &c.
Water Coolers. Patent Self.sealing Fruit Cans.
Coach and Floor oil Cloths, Ensmeled Muslin and
i Drills, Patent Leather.
school Books, Wall and Borier Paper Fire Screens.
/ Window Curtains.
sole Leallsr. C4liskins. White anil Pink Innings
and Bindings, coch,Hsal BJ1ltup., fUi Calf Morocco
aud Goa. sSins. 8iiAIes Lasts, Pegs, Boosseb Avis.
] &c, SC.
/ Lard 4nd Tanret's Oil Hero.ne OIL, Lamps. Wicks.
aud Chimneys. Fine s,liad Oil. Essence AID Extract
Of e. Zee .. hr an :. own Windsor and 9TH, Soaps.
r.iss.s VI Fsash. Lemon, iJLilla sud Cinnamon,
! Old EEslish Cheese, London Porter. Old iara and
/ iasuyn Cole. r 4 lisnings. aaisins nni Figs in
sma boycs ard drums. sugar House syrup. Fine
Bls,k aid G.eea Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
| April 10. ST.
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N & 4 IL u.

THEREAFTER must mat respectfully decline 10
II sample any o. my gaojs. OF send them %, ~
servants - be looked at the loss s TOO great TO eg
,,nus Il. JAMES WEBB.
April 10. So
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NEW 81 ITEMS

A letter from Texas states that Gen. Sam
Houston is the candidate for Governor in that
State Of the Independent or anti-convention
Democrats. in opposition to Gov. Runneis,
the candidate Of the convention Democrats.
The Agricultural Society Of Illinois. offer
4 premium Of $4,000. to which the Illinois
Central Railroad Company add 81 500 more,
making $4,000. for the best practical and ar.
ceptable steam pillow.
The city Of Natchez has for sometime been
contrasting the claim Of the Catholic Bishop
Of that diocese to large amount of real es-
tate. Blythe Natchez Courier we are inform.
ed ola decision in favor Of the city.
Ex-Judge vondersmith, Of Lancaster. Pa.
has been convicted in the U. s. District
Court on two indictments for forging fraudu.
lent pension claims. Four other indictments
against him are barred by the statue of limi-
tations.
James Porter. known all over the country
a. the Kentucky Giant. died at Shippingport,
Ky., on the 25th instant. His height was
seven feet and nine inches.
A mans aouth 10 made to talk and eat. yet
he often hurts himself dreadfully BY talking
and kills himself BY eating
CouLDs'r Rr,isr THE TEnPrArios.-Ms.
A nderson, an accomplished lady Of London.
q. W.. insured her lite for 1--WE thousand dol
lars, for the benefit Of her son. who last week
administered stry Gimme TO the mother. from
the effects Of which she died.
DgArM Brp BEouEsrs.-rhe Legislative
Council Of Canada have taken firm stand
against death bed Notwithstanding that az
bequest will be valid il made within siI
months Of the testator's death.
The Centreville (Texas) Herald affirm,
that Gen. Houston is busted in the prepara
ftion Of history Of his life and adventures
The Jesuits. BY 4 recent decree. have been
expelled from Montevideo.
A grsyhosnd puppy. in England. was late
" cold for the sum of OIL 600.
Bisnor DAvis.-The Colleton and Beaufort
Sun. Of the 27,h ult.. makes the following
announcement. which will be read with in-
ierest throughout the State:
"On Sunday last, the Rev. Mr.. BellingeI
announced tohis congregation the melancholy
fact. that the Rev. Bishop Davis. OF the Do
cesr OF South Carolina. had almost entirely
lost his sight. His only hope Is BY an opera
tion for cataract"
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III BARRELS No. Herrings jus, 10 hand and
~ for sale BY ALEX. PI.EASANTs.
May IL. 90--3w.
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May
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01

Snmisferue fno bic 8rauen'immsr mie @slt'
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Sosr, ,uou nit itncn fpriht. fcmmrn ie I'M
mer unp cmis ouf rsuisitsn puntt Sur'ld, pen
Dem le ausgesan9sn fno.
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libth NtaStn rher aus Der 2cben entIpringen.
g0ic llnpereauiihfeit, SGure I'M Maosn, gplid. Ser.-
trennen. appetitIpTsfeit, @ensitlibttit, 9erltppfuna, bluitnSs
uno Hult1t SamoTrbcioen. Su allen nerU6ien uno rbeuma-
ttlhen Sdlen tat ee bti u~nidbli9en WlaIsn %pSbtbatio aeIpirIt
rno o~rllrSnet9t 6uluns bsrpOt9etratt.
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s. trCl6. Yreis % Gents.

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lol; NIB rrrnt9er icI &c Yrrpbei,ibunacn unp eeroltiden llniinn
brIn9cn; lpneern Tin 8dIenrer ipI irn Gin
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Der llntrWidneie bat in T~tutiblGEb elf Sabre lana. pou 1871
biz 1851 sturn Nolsnecr berdue99strn; i'm c.rten Sa6r Itktc er
n'tt rrle 5000 Grtnspl0re ab, mabrcnb Der brittle Scbraauo GArr
cine Circulation ron 9cSen 10000 Or npIaren bate, trpR Der o arr.
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mtro. cs lpnt o@S sGrie 5a6r binourh tin ancertS @u6 fauf, n,
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SHaar Son Greunosn 9epinnen peret. Frtebr. @erbarb.
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Gjcimnbcr Mcmfebcm =gScrftnub.

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les itrHbjatrS bancn unein 6rlae reIetteu fam man ear nibt
anecrs eIrarIcn, ale las her 6nentlihc @eiunebcitS;ut NIB hrs
ganrcs in rcrbdIinibmdFt9r S1cje ron ben get ousSauden Srn
ginSmen une her Walartl icibtn uo Tt bur6 auberc ecrb re
lhrneen SpmmcrtronlbclUn f~unb9ebcn miro. Tas aslbe Gfjrker
crrbrcittt iMn in unlcrm Ydubc pon Habr AZ Sabr mcbT, unS mcnn
nidt 9tItce 6icttr, 10 wirr Iciccr Gtrcra ceicn Sicue einncbmrn.
chnc pt rem cijitn @dlcnncbcrn. benz S9rbus unb fallen rnb
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tcrecrr. Sn %eraht ettltr 3batottn III SaS bette, mac man
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DR.. Spncttr rim 9Drin1rot N'' f'
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Mites 9 Il d prt.
sSenn Ter Tane p~rrliert isin @ris',
Ter Grammar DEN Nsin,
Der Shmab' rie Suppc
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Gtno lie serlcren aQe Eier.

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gen SaHo tubfte Der 3ufall sinem ittr iussnrlis
@fn lieutenant in Die unmittelbare 9ldte prs
&0n'as uno buIeUou wanrte iA &c. MoieItlt
9saen ieinen Nahtar nit ben GUrten sBir ta-
ben 9'uts Gin bsrrIi&ts Ntenbretb Gu mcbl,
Gn. MtajsltIt, srwisrerte curh bic uusrwartets
Teos u%n9entin %bsIanaen Der lieutenant. it irene
mid unauslpretli6 %Oaraui, Bonn i'd bobs lebr
pisI 6unscr. Ger Bate atenObrcp psritourrn y
= auf Elm neulihes 5sirattS e1ub i'm 7res.
bensr Nnieiser prrihert Der. Subenp, kinnrn
oret 5aaen Scbn 3ui6riitsn BON Gbem5rnsr,
erbalten gu baten, idmm!Iih Ib here + srtISr,rn
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tore 5rlucn atlutretsn.
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Der Nants antpUrtets Oct meg id MID i'd be.
tomms setn S!Ittrirolhsn.
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Die 8GuIenbs, ntIthe an &beumanenrus. Neuroloio nsr,ss,r
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M zen auetnbIidlttt Etpbcruns une san;ihe @bbnlf,, penn it
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SumpriHiiebe SprleinmS.
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orn;,irrue fno bic 8raucniimmer mie @slt.
umlraIsr2
Ma.,r mon nit itncn fpriht, tcmmrn ie I'M
m,r mo cmia auf r~euiettsn 9untt 3urild, pcn
Dem lie ausgssanssn itne.
q 2.
Ssr m,uIb Ica nur fris6en. ia tpmmt
man ~ Gtmas. Inter ben SbItren bdtrn muir
,ms, ,e,fen. bic trirhsu, eiscne Slui sr: bic S&ilr.
tSie uup ps SGncds.
8.
Gin gi1rcurm trautt ,pei Tinse: rinrn
@tsru unp cine lltr bic lltr sisbt err auf, Der
@trru ,isbt ion auf. 3a ieinsm @albsur as.
stiette of. RAP bic lltr gu ipGt scbt uup Der
Strrn ;u irit tommt!
gas Qetsn In cine 9dst. FER 9raum lit aud
tine Qiac; a(ein ras Sebrn nennt lib. Der 1rhum
IN line QIse, tlps elm Sreuuo Der 9Ratrtcit!
5.
Warum iast mau: bic S66ufs pubt roe
Qibt?
g8ril IL FfG gene Iebsn lIst, unb aerif N6t
aitt has Qiht nibt aus;ulG1teu prer neil bic
S66nlts aemib am tslteu NIT benz 9uscn umiu'
aetsn mci6.
Gle gSrtt uni Die Snt ufric nsbmeu a~srattia
An NuS Strct maht man 6iite, aus GrrGrfcl
parisr, aus 2unfctriteu unp ans Sncdscn 3uder,
unb mas man aus 0umpen N1te MAIDEN fam,
has mei6 nur rer, Der quite pdpiere su IbGBcn
neif.
Ter @aGermanu inn Simmel 1T tei ZEN g0ai.
c~rIpripen lei ben gGrlfeu a~uaeIfsut Der SswsiS,
bat rc Wplteu @aTcripriscn ltnS, lirat rariu,
noE lie nit lem ytesen Iait immsr ,u iplt fpm.
men.
Die 1raucn fino muiterbaIt, weuisitrns mas
Die SautenmuIter bstriht.
9.
&crabc biz I,nIhtn, Die auf Der g8rit nttts
brrnuStrtn9rn, trtnscn rob Gtr0s tcrauS, bic
SlcftH an anperu y enIheu
Is.
1a5 @ecahtuiB Der 6rauen lit furire: On
BEN srfeu 0ietbabsr benfsn lie uab brsi6ia Sab
rem MD, rem 9esttn pcraefsn ie in erei 3asrn.
IL.
Sn brr Suaeuo BAT Der Oten1b 2mf, fremce
0duoer al leBeu, i'm Glitter lutt CT Iieber eiseue
gGnoer.
Yer &cpf trau&t 5uGuug. Der Idaru trautt
6uttSr, uuo oae Scrs traubt Nabruns
10.
Die Bdbrbeit teiBt Zen Vruten in RE NaIr,
carum rcnn Ssmanp nielt ia8t man Self Soft,
&c 1T nobr!
IA.
Neil Die Bntrteit gan; nadt atsstilrct miro
ban9t ibr in u%nlersr %ieItlancn @elt icoer sin an
here's Mlntslhen nm.
10.
gSober fcmmt Der NhSprud isttcr Yrc,c6
UNI ma8e:rr Serslti6?
gSril man lei manbem prr,eB Itmieren nus
nHber 1T fr fstt. al IN menn man has ME sr os,
ihmtsrt ptro, NIT rem per9lei6t ipie sr irltlt lft
Fstt madt, 10 if Oas nod sin ma9srsr SeraIeit.