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70 The Philadelphia Peansy, of the
2lst states that secret movement is il progress
to bring Judge Douglas ca the course for Ftes:-
deucy Immediately. This fuet says that journal
has j4st come To our knowledge. and W. tsel it to
be our duty TO the public TO aHEoaHee it
On Friday night last private meeting was
called at the 'St L1wreuce Hetu ia this city,
The persons who convened the meeting were the
chiefs arc leaders of the late reception given to
Mr. Douglas, After those invited were assembled
in quiet and private way. the object made
known BY Fornev. who acted as spokesman and
leader to them. He made proposal that instant
and prompt action should be- had to invite Doug
las to accept of independent nomination for
the next Presidential election without regard to
the selection Of the Charleston Eonvcntion.
Attorney General kuoN, also present, dsseuted
from the proposals OF Foruey The GROUND taken
by him was, that it inexpedent 50 to act -
7 he most rrpd 1T course would be - submit the
claims Of Douglas To the Charleston Canveotion
and make every effort to secure the nomination
for htu, but Should that faii. he would Willingly
leave the patty. aad with Il ur4s for bis Oader
try their tostnues with The people.
Other persons who We're present j # red tron
both, particularly Neti'ao.s and Net rnieE. bo
we're opposed to any action taat woali be con
Trajectory to the usaEes All discipline al the
Democratic party.
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DANIEL CLARE.


=
MEssss EoIroRs:-PeEmitm me il You please,
to correct any suspicious tbs. may arise from
paragraph IN the Palladium q two weeks
sgo relative TO drinking wine At social
parties" From conversation with some OF
the families themselves. and these who were
there, | am convinced that tie representa-
lions thst members of The white house had
wine was not corree, a1d I take pleasure IN
making the statement, as | would not know
insly say anything 70 ipjure the reputation
Of that or any other religious society. where
there is no reason to believe it is not deserved.
Yours respectfully.
NJ f. TH8aas,
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80 II the Dictionary contains word
s. ..-.tsing the almost de.estation We have OF
tic liquor tralfio, AID ,lose who are engaged
il tAat business. that we have not already
made an application OF to it and them, We
are rot aware of it; but If any significant
words have escaped thus being used, we de-
sire tLey may all be gathered up with those
already applied, and, i. possible boiled down
together, so as 10 make one word that Will
convey the losthins we have for being in
tie shape Of man, who viii sell Mrs G f.
ley distilled damnation." We understand,
from good authority, that fellow by tile
name Of William Donneland. who lives Oh
South Pearl street, opposite Chris. Showers
supplies that woman with whisky. We are
requested to tell him TO desist. and to notify
all ether liquor sellers 10 do likewise All
who sell this woman liquor, are marked, and
twas thought best thus to warn them-using
tufts Of grass" first, before trying what viz
tue there is in something harder
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

s- Mr. Jsf.i4s has presented !. petition
= tie House ls7m 8 large number Of tie
citizens of WAYNE ceuasy. Ia favor Of the
passage Of a law permitting tie owaers o.
lands to enter upon adjoining lands. Oh Ger
tain conditions. Tor the purpose of drainage
/. was referred 70 the committee on swar1c
lands. We hefe gaol law viii he fss>e5
Gil this suhjecs. Il i mach needed,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

GREAr RKrrBLrc MosrHLr-For February
has been received. aud maintains its high charac-
Ter for beauty Of illustration; its letter press mat
ter is of the most interesting character. Call and
see specimens at this Office.
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The Handle Of a RusH Jug

.Tas- haa4e, 5ea- .ifss. j. very f.-:
TIE ~1a3s cold zEd hi II:
No stl=alIl raaal tEsaAI4ag
l. I844l1- from the sky.
= please Mis-. take NJ preferred srLls
TatL is- tie y4r---.a1s come
III see yea SAFE r. = tFf-4. = harm
Within your 4aiet home
Il aaasv dear z.r tie xay i rough
EaavF TIE n5glt Is Eark--
AaI certain .tws III sle-- wa@ eaaaEa
F9r Il Is have shark.
Ias r--u waved SONS yas=s as5.
ca4 ne ysa hunting,
siy should neTer eItsr tAr9a-E,
Tie handle Of 4 Eul-5us"
Kind reader. the text is rather long, but
the sermon shall tie brief Tire first thing
that calls our attention is why the Miss 4e-
fused the gallant's offer. She had evidently
seen all the gloom. wretchetness. ace and
the thousand other ills that are found in the
drunkari's house, and she vowed that She
would never associate With 4 man WHO drank
intoxicating liquors, prefsrin- to suffer tie
reproach of being an "eid maid rather
than submit her happiness t. the keeping IF
a tprler II The next place We observe how
firmly she kept her VOWS, after III that the
gallant could urge u induce her y brea<
them He doubtless thought that Is a-e
came slowly on ter She would lie glad &c
accept any offer that would b. made; but her
VOWS were Ike ItAt laws 0t tt-G u cues daA
Persians-unaiterao e.
Would il not Be well ior every LADY. old
aud Young. married and single, % exert all
her abilities 10 induce tie ladies Of our city
to take a similar resolution. Aud when
John calls upon Jane, she should say. "voar
visits cannot be received unless you quit
visiting the sClstZe House or anv other
place where LIQUORS are sold or drank -
John would doubtless leave in high duigeon
and wend his way to Marv's residence: she
smiles. and saws that she would be pleased
with his visits, but that she understands that
he frequents billiard rooms. and Le must
leave them before lie can visit her. John
takes his leave in 10 very amiable mood. but
thinks he will "trv araln;" therefore. he calls
on Kate: he Is received with politeness, but
told that unless he quits wishing oyster So
looms and billiard tables he need not call
again He now begins to calmly study his
case. aud resolves that he will reform 50 that
he can eriav tie society Of the ladies', h
set about reforming themselves, and the con
sequence is that when the women will assert
their rights in the manner above noticed, ev-
erv liquor seller in cur city will engage in
some honorable occupation, or leave 10 find
some realm where woman has not struck for
her rights One other suggestion, ladies
Danish the wine cup from your private par
ties II Will pay. | have never known an
habitual tippler cured by marriage, but have
known tipplers who have married to make
drunkards Of the worst stripe,
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- Mr. Austin has presented bill 70 pre-
vent and punish The aiuiterat;on Of malt
and spiIituous liquors, requiring every resail
dealer TO submit h:s liquors = soms eo.aPe-
tent chemist fer ana, =, and obtain frs..a
lin + copy Of tie results Of the same.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

William Clark has presented Us some
rsdi<hes which we're grown during the las:
under glass. and were very good. Why
viii not our professsd gardeners initiate the
plan Of Mr.. CLARK .nd keep our market sup
piled
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Hr"An Interested Farmer" is re-
minded that We do not publish communics-
tons without the proper name of the author
being left with us.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Mr.. Jeffries has introduced into the
House a bill to authorize persons going TO
religious meetings to pass free Of toll on all
turnpikes in the State. Ii the provisions Of
the bill are well guarded to prevent frauds
on companies owning the roads, it may be
well enough, but such provisions are fire.
GEently abused.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

~ Ia the legislative proceedings OF late
date we fnd the following menorial concern
ing the people Of color. presented b. Mr..
Hill, the Senator from Randolph comfy. An
effort was made by an old liner, Slack to lay the
memorial on the table, but it vas referred to the
committee on Rights an Privileges
To the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the State Of Tadiaau-The pefi'.on Of the
Indiana Yearly Meeting Of tue religious society
Of Friends, held at Richmond u ayne county, In
diana, for that portion OF said people residing Ia
the western part Ct The State Of Ohio. aid ia
TIE eastern and northern p6rt5ous Of Isdi4aa, and
IL the State OF Iowa, would respectfully r@ire,
sent:
That. under feeling Ct love to coahtry
we have believed ourselves called unon to appear
before your respective bodies for tLs repeal Of
that portion Of ti7e Laws Of car State whs.l de-
MES to coored persons he right 70 testify g ait
nesses in any cause ID which 5 white .ers6a e i
party 10 Interest.
This appeal 10 yoa 10 behalf of iusf :ce. not
only 70 persons excluded bat ofie4 10 hlte
persons and for the general suppFes ion q: wee
aud immortality is made under set-e u rei5giol j
duty, AMI with a desire ever to b. found fatsAful
in thu promoti. q Justice, Mercy and Truth on
the earth; We therefore most respectfully, but
earnestly ask q you the repeal of The ENACTMENT
alluded 70. that tie validity OF ties taoHY In ali
cases may rest cutirelg nPon il OWE eFet.aity
before the court aud jury.
Signed on behalf ard by direction Of the
meeting aforesaid CHARLES F. CoFFix CIk.
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Honest anime Is,

We Heard the other day story which IL
us-Eates at once, tie independence aHI pro
bty ri some Oal0 - naTs and IN these Car>
Of greed &ad haste to be rich viii serve t.
keep alive our faith in human nature.
Some years since, a person moved ffau
this CITY with his family 10 the y5ei.tirv- o.
Mitdl=towu. and e4ere RENAME efs 4 1aFTl
till lis death, lie lett q " dow and sous
whose circumstances were comfortable aud
their occupation farming
Hussa d short tine sharp LAWYER Dis
covered l3aw ia tine deed, br which the old
farmer had conveyed a certain Lot IN Ibis CITY
fraaaa-s oa tie landing, II went at once.
- seq t@e widow. ana telling her how mue'
the lot had r>en in value, offered 10 secure i.
tar Ter On shares.
Sac called council Of her sons. stated Tie
case 10 t3seai and ked v Lat should be done
Iaeg talked aver the matter aud concluded
that ijer father had intended to make A sur,.
SAFE, AM had got for the property all that i
Has worth; the land had probably CHANGED
hands several times. and Is present avn,4
had pad Tor Il all i vas worth So. saia
the eldest sen Who acted as Spokesman
50, mother. We won't ,ogcIl i, >. I'D touch
Il tley didn't Probably thai lawyer cant
Hr4sa4e with Some 1ew notions Of honesty IL
as Eea1 and 8 feeling that between tech
ssteas1sY sad Justice there was csas.5esa
he a.t5sEezec.- ia. lta
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--- f,s-zsr, EzI- fssEs-9t Aszz.Na r1ls5z d. Tns.
Asaus. r. deceased, essi - gz4ss
81 4esesssl Ssss sas5ss = aa-tsee county Ys
szl s1sa rs-sr i. BIT. 10 fari sad aeaa ss verb
g i-zt1i e sa@ Wa ase.zzs lie loss q z.a1 az
- -s1sseEate - 7 STEER. ny
s.. 4= a-rs 80 -
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"A CA I'D

20 n numerous friends All who have
long lalr4n56ed the. feel thankful for your sup
port. vii hnd il III crest buy
q me NV close but do not wis
pect TO my business dow drive my custom
avssy. / feal sure / Offering goods better
than sold them before and convince
yeu that II j. yaur interest 10 buy 81 me
~ W imam ever / ttust none viii quit
81 my terms With ut ( wing m trial
RleAtna I'D Jan 81 1853 Ttff GLEN SCOTT.
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fra as Lsat saNast@ Af--s*. - =
= Million and II Half of Dollars
Made ont OF tile Mormon war by
One Firm.

We arc indebted 70 Mr.. Dyer. the gentle
.nan}r asd efficient book keeper, ard Mr..
Miller. Is assistant. fer tie annexed state
s-er, Il tie business u Russell, Majors and
Ws43eI TT tia past year-
/ MI Il observed ina: they ksve dis
cached oae hundred AMI tarty->jS trains
5asas aris5us fur thousand seven hundred and
ninety * wagons. fosc y-sjx Il og>sad Sevea
hundred aa1 tsearf oxen. Elaty ei5ht
thousand nae hundred and eighty chain~
s., spey-toar thousand ard gsiss-y yehes. II
seea Aaslresj mules, aad tauE thousand three
auaasea aad eiShsv ueR-
They have trans ported twenty four million
passnss II freight. aud ,.isbursed toor million
three hundred and t-ur thousand nlae aua-
dsed AMI Sky Go5latz.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

- The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS that with the
ligh. Of bis experience befote him. the
President regrets many Of his Illinois APP
poIrtmerts. Cincinnati Commercial.
With The Light 81 his experience before
him. the President ought to he ashamed of
himself if he dosea't regret his Whole life
Louisville journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

Georgia to Cuba. 10 now in process OF co1stssc-
ton.
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The above Is taken from the books OF the
6rin. and can be relied GA as being strictly
correct
From data in eur possession, we state
their profits 10 he over a mnLIos AND AHALF
eli DOLLARS. exclusive Of their stock on
hand
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-27

I'm Sabser Der has for sais - 4, substaatai
/ o. k.r. AnY wl.hing saea au article can
S0- e5'ain one cheap.
kF#.a To- las. w. sALTFR
III s.Ea n l. Jan II. sd
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.srwe are always pleased 10 give Pr

lg-W We ara always pleased 10 give place
% notices Of he work Of cur city meehza.
les. and hence copy from the Howard Cs4a-
y Citizen the following:
orr NV N1lt.-Te are happy to an
neanee that the new steam mlll Of Me-srs
Rhodes i Co. Is row in successful operation
and making nice four a. can be made in
the safe.
Notwithstanding the opinion Of Oil 70
e5ss whose '.dsddies" used 70 20 u mill Wit
a stone in one esd 81 Il { ba@ aad the cora
N the other. It : generally believed that the
machinery ef every class viii do all that
vs. claimed for i. and that the mill viii
fully ill tae guarantee. and have a surplus
Lett, tar tue old anti-improvemeut men -
whet their wits on.
Tie engine, tai. by Brady ( Son. Of
Richmond. IS beauty, aud giant in pow
q, and will DO It's work with perfect ease.
and have power ana leisure 10 spare.
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~ lie latest intelligence trCm IL aFISa5 -, that
Montgomery has voluntarily given himself ~ to
the authorities 10 await his trial upon char Is Of
complici;y in the recent troubles % the eoat EN-
/ border. Brown is reported to have left The ter
titory and no further difficulties
rs-1be judiciary committee of the House OF
Representative, il Congress. have examined sey.
eral witnesses in TIE case Of Judge Trivia, If
PennsJ lsania, ana say, hat gentlemen of the
highest responsibility have testified II facts
Which, it is be!leyed. will make his impeachment
unag edablc.
/ ayThe officially between Montgomery ed
English has been settled, English having apollo
gizcd to Moatg merry, taking a. tue blame upon
himself
ag-It viii b. sseaIIectcl that III Bank ,3a'e
Introduced resolution ia'o the House, ceas1ring
Com. Paalding for having brokea up Bakers
f.hbgatefos expedition. Fiftysi votes out OF
two HUNDRED -ad tA;rty-six oa'y could be
tered FIR il. Mr. l.itchie then offered az amend
ment rendering the thanks Of Congress to Com.
Paulding for the same act, which was carried BY
majority Of fourteen votes. The whole mat er
subsequently laid OF Tt table but Raras
dale has evidently foaud out that tie \ a4orieaE
people are not So Wiling to ceasare tbs OH. ars ot
the Government for carrying cut their inssr4c
tons.
eg-R port says there is sooat to DC duel
between Douglas and Fitch. Ta4re viii be
one hurt in Gry t1rbt that will take place betweea
these gc.tlemea Fitch is not disposed 10 fight,
and Douglas viii scarcely be wiling to TX his
life in such contest
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- The next Ohio State Fair is to be held
st Zanesville
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Dnntrs.

3u Henutnlen in W%urtcmtcrg crlaute I'D,
'hrittd Der Nahtipnhtrr, ais or nm Ietn ubr
iein iitIicbeS 6Grt ibr 6erren ausrieL Die teipcn
DECENTRALIZATION Ssric bjuiu;ufiacn:
3C6n @ulrsn tpitet Der 3HrfrG &prn,
9tatltene tra9cn unIre Saucrn Spurn,
wuroe atcr me9eu leiner ADMINISTRATION Vcelie
auf u Stinpen in ben &aiten 9clpcrrt. gRer
in Der ;3miIhrnSeit bic Stbut oeS suten @tGcts
hrne iiberncmmen. bariiter fhmctet Der Serid',
aus Dem mir pieie Nctt, lhGplen.
gin 2onc fur manhr unlrrr OautsS pGre
China. Gprt ndmli6 mirp tei Shulctlaarn
ntdt DER Shuloner cinacipcrrt, ionbern Der @ldu.
bigger crb1lt - Stcdpriiscl, neil er Der llnlittli6
Felt SUrlhub leiile.
- Su einsm dineilGeu S6aulptele: Die
Srtratb tea Mccrce nit rer @rpc" crIhrint am
S6Iuie Gin GROCER @allliih, maht feline Ser.
feu9un9en unO sirbt emilio, 9lrih cinem Itdu-
member WaItrialIr. 7 bis s 6pnncn gDalcr ouf
baS Yublitum.
Sin Sclpat battc feline patrcntaIbe niht
scNpri9 sepuBt, 70 RAP ie nod ltauti9 mar. Der
untfrUtfprr, lUtalp er oas OienIfperaebrn acmabr
nurre. tubr DEN armen Geufel snn, e~ntriiitrt an :
nWoh Gr retts um febrt cuh, uao Itb' er feline
9atrpntaIas ypb b;nteu an!
= Sin yerI;ner Danny Bate einen Sdatbuub
tur II 3ba!cr 9etauft unp ribmts lid peiTen. -
nNa limo Sit INNER nod biuis pasu aefcmmrn."
ent9 8nete ibm elm tGni9ti6rr S6auIpieler. midi
toltrt elm fleiuer 9 pi SO Sblr. 10 @or."
- Nath ben nsuen &beaterse1esen 1T n1mlih
~snn @insr b%etrnnten e%rldsint, cine bpGe Strafe
seleBt, bic lid BEL Senem aIlo nab leiner brreu.
tenpen Gage auf pbi9e Summe belief.
Gin gBortipiel Don 9eIiins. = QeIlino Ioe
NIT etnt4rn Damsn am GiIhe unb temerfte. poe
Elm 9e9enitberlibenrsr 6err ia icbr unb6lth in
balber GrrI6ermanier nit ben gQenboorn ouf
Den Gilh ie9ts.-S is Ibeinsn ein brrrliher @,cz
lellNh1ftr gu istn, la3te Selling, iih an i'm men.
BEND. = Nie 70? UerirBts Der @sfraste, tennsn
Sle mid ? = Das niGt, periebte 2eiins, ater i'd
9lauHe 3u %bemerfen, rap sic iteraa lebr gut
a~uf9cle9t Iein t6nn II.
@as il Der &aufaIus ben NtuNen ? tiefc
6r'9s feantircrtete elm gBistUlp alIo: Der
&autaius lit ben 8uf"n elm &aiu6, an benz lie
snt9 t"uen unb it6 bios Die !3dbue parau aus
betbsn."
eine 6rou BON cin;m unsIautiden Sri,
farb filr3Iitb i'm Siie Departement in 9ronfrsiA,
gle D%intFrliFB ibren @rben elm germ6ssn, pas
ouf msbr ais 100000 5rs.. 2elaGst miro, Oie1e
8ran trbte I'M t~isiitsn Glsnp tnmitten pss Heller.
flutes fe tru8 anf Dem 2sibe aur Qumpen unS
ibr 9an3cs 9ausgerdtb warcn ,einen ssrane merits.
@tena6.
Gin beutlheS 9arlament
Ssrlan9ten lie in giiena6,
Gin lOl&es mar idOn .inI,
DU4 fs9Ite ibm - bas Giien, adj!
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Raltes nno 4it,iaes 9ieber.

uho pe perthte0tnsn a1rttipnen, pelde aus eiucm linp.osnla
lt@eh Wa9en ceer aus Der 2eben entlprineen.
gBit llnScrcaulihfeit, S6ure in, Woocn, Gplif. Ssr.-
BREMEN. Appetitlol9frii, @cngni6feit, 8erifopfuna, blutenc.
une flllt!At pamorrboioen. Sn alien n~erY6leR uno reelrma-
ttlTtn 6auen tat &c bt %unsGbli9eu MaIen mOhltbltia oemirtt
am Hplltanot9t btIlun1 bcrpDr1cbr0hi.
Salielhe nj cine rein Hc9etabiHlhe Wiiduna. uodb GfrSro
mllienlhottlldNen @rrnclaben unb mad Mnrpeunlno pes b.
rubnhteI1 heuanotNhen 9rpfefprS 9Uerbape, bereltet. lBeQry,
ieinte 9roBtn Srtpl9sn in ben reifen europ6iihcn JStaoier.
par ltlne Sinfuhrung IN Den Der. Staten mekr fur Sie;enis
gen bettnmt, weite ais INTERN 9dtcrIanbt in oielem Ram,
ierltreut rno. Da eailelbe inter linen 0rcFen 9eifaQ az.
tIneen, 10 biete ih CO Gem 0nerianifhen Yu6lifum an, inSeu
tb wetg, Dap letnc IN Der &bat %punoerbat en- mebiciniihen 81
%9enlbetten lih SefanntlbNft p~trltaftn merben.
SelonoerS ptre e5 fur Spldbc empfublen, bertn Gpnifitutirn
ourh Den beltanei9sn 8ebrauh non 0iqu6ren poer enberen
IuSihipelfun9tn III %unCrbmun9 eeratbeu iine. 9m Nadls
mtlnen 0u9enbltdlld miriam, froei IS Ilnen aelopen gSea
iuni Stte hs SebenS, iRoem ee in ieoe Ncrpe sinorinot rr3
ft berIhl9t. Den itntenoen 0eiit aufrittet unc in Der Sb,t
neHe GsluncDeIt uno Starfe IN bae 9anSs S9item brinat,
Wafnuu0:
Ote9rrBe Serbreitun9 bieles au8le;sidneten Wrcmos IA,
oerlhteoene Rababmunaen berpUrICrIfen, wesbalb bos 81,
Dap Sbr Scerbapea bOudnoiltes Bitter, teppr Sbr es ton{uj'
rihti9 probirE. Cine 8Ouei4e miro Gub uber;euosn. So5
es beller lit, ME ale Ratabmuneen.
Ds Sertauft Sl.OO per SoItel ODER 6 9pttel5 fir So
Sci ben %einji9sn @iacntbumsrn
Sen1Gmi in gage jr. II. 6 D.
BaSrifanten pom Mrtifeln FUR @potbeter u Gbemifs,
Qittsburs, ga.
Sn y d. m NIB rpiro eielee Sittere perfaUft in Dem Mn,-
tb'ten Der 53. SODe uno Comp, @leranper DupaI. 81
9enerion. 81. Solution Il. Bro, @rubbe Hno Hyperion q
Blair, NRarina uni @rGne, @barles NiGlpaus6 unb 6 q
9itot, ino IN alien Staoten Der Der. Staatsu III tieIts Sir
tsrs in tosr aprbsts III babsu. [23.
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Gin ncues sieD masb altee aseife.

Gs ,oscu trei SurIsn na@ 3ari6 tinein,
gci Saur am Gee ta ftbren ie elm.
5err gSirtb, frp 3immer fur uus tersit?
SBir prucn bier tlsiten gar lan9e Belt.
@ein SauS in srpe unp iebr pcbl %triteut:
S6r m6at bier blstben, 10 lan9s euh gefaut.
limb ais fe nun traten ms ;3tntrler bic Oret,
Oa laa eie &arte Der 0amtarpet.
Der Grlfe, Ter bedte Die Earte 3u
limb maucts I'D ab unp ipetnts oa5u:
Metu tilt Oh a~eipclen - dm, mart pu nod mein!
Nlun, mas niht it,tann tunftie rod lcin
Der 9mcits Der i6lus lie pieber surid
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