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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know Of no invention Of modern ,imss
that deserves or is des,ined to occupy HIGHER
niche in the temple of fame, than the}dscoysry
or invention .of tho Vegetable Epileptio Pills
tor curing Epilepsy, or Falling Fits; Spasms,
Cramps, and all the various modifc n,ions Of
Nervous Disease. DR.. Seth S. Hancs, of Ios
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md, the inventor.
is certainly entitled to the best wishes of all tho
benevolent portion of mankind, who experience
a pleasure by the alienation ofhuman suffering.
When DR.. iiance Grst pre- pared these Pills, no
intended them solely FOR Fits Cramps and Spasms
but subsequent experience satisfactorily prov od
to him, that in addition to their remark able
sanative properties in this class Of diseases,
thcy exertcd perfect control over the entire
nervous system. He was then induced to try
them in cases of Neuralgia, Tic D oloreaux. Ner.
vous Headache, Palpitation' of the Heart, Incip
lent Paralysis, lIysteria, Muscular Debility. and
a host of minor Diseases, springing from lack
OF nervous energy, in all of which his anticipa,
lions were crowned with the most sane1iDs
success. Persons at distance, by writing a nd
sending remittance to Or. IIance, can have
The medicine forwarded by mail TO their post
ONCE address, he paying tho postage The
prices, are for single box, So; two boxes, SIS;
or b2i per do2ea. We have giron his address
above.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

A correspondent Of the St. Louis
(Mo. Republican, says: If you die on
the Island of Cuba it will cost your
friends 5000 before your remains can
be taken away. If you die poor and
those expenses are not paid, you are
taken in the public dead cart and pitch
ed into ditch among the remains of
paupers and those who have been exc.
cuted. The 5000 is made up as fol-
lows: Coffin, S175; embalming, $500;
church tax S72, for bedding, about $40.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
Pixies Peak "a IEu,nbug.

Below is the testimony Of a person who
has been to this EIdoradp, and kindly warns
others from becoming the victims of gross
imposition:
Henry Slrrret. who went in com psnr from
Oregon, Mo-, last Fall, has returned. He
reports the digg ms " suction" A lille
gold can be found but nothing that will paw.
Inc entire company are sick Of it, and in
tehd 10 leave 1t as soon as the wea,h will
permit. Several are going through 10 Cali.
lorna ana me others are going home. or
me miners he says, many Of them afe for
keeping up the excitement, in order TO draw
crowds OF gold hunters in the Spring, when
they expect 10 sell their claims and cabins
lor large sums, and return home. Cherry
Creek is little stream. which a man can
easily jump across, and is dry good par, OF
the year. ~ =
Others OF the company have written to
Their friends in Oregon, telling them how
tney have been umbugged One of the Sc
aiectlonately wishes all those papers in a
very hot country, which published gold sto
ries, and induced them to 60 ont there.
Now, our advice, (says the Brownsville
T'mes, in which we heartily concur) to those
who are afflicted with the gold fever, is to
look before you leap" IT you are in good
circumstances now, or even making. a res
pectable living, stay where you are, and do
not rush beyond the limits of civilization
without any assurance that you can better
your condition.
II is estimated that between $4,000 and
loO,Oo PERSONS will emigrate to the mine
this Spring. About ten tou of every ihous.
and may get enough gold TO pay their OK.
penses; but we very mach doubt il. There
is one class Of persons that will make money
in connection with the mines They are
designing spectators, who have Quitting
stores at the different towns 10 Kansas
They are the authors, either directly or in
directly. OF all the fsttering accounts OF the
mines, that are published in the Kansas pa.
Pers. We have no doubt at all, but that
they pay the editors good price for pub.
fishing those "glis,ening sand" and $50
lump" stories. Pixies Peak is a humbug
aud thousands will find i. so before many
months roll around.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
MUSIC! NIUsJcl

'We Mec4gnies' Bugle Band of
this place, Leo Roy Kiger leader, are
prepared, with first rate instruments
and a suitable Carriage, to attend up.
on Conventions, Professions, &C., and
to play, with will, for Goggin, VIII.
ley and Preston, or to put in their best
Hicks for Letcher, Montague & Tucker,
ass opportunities may be. Afforded
Terms moderate. 3 March 8.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

The Indianapolis Journal says Gov
ernor Willard is preparing veto mes.
sage upon the excellent temperance
law Just passed by both Houses, on the
frivolous constitutional scruplc that
At will not be uniform in its operations
In every county in the State.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
ADVERTIZING AGENCIES.

fhs following gentlemen are authorised to re-
ee've Advertisements, &c. for this paper, viz.
New fork--S. M. Po,,cngl & Co. No. ll9
Nassau street.
Fisscher, Owen Co., SAG and 34S Broadway
II. S. Schell's Advertising agency, No. $50,
broadway. We have good deal OF conGde ncs
~ this concern. .. .5n
Philadclphia-E. w. Cam, Northwest cor
Yer OF Third and Walnut streets, opposite tho
Merchants Exchange.
Pittsburg. Samuel Mcdonald, Office Of the
IRON City newspaper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
From tile Home Journal

All new inventions, which Will compel
changes in the long established habits OF
mankind, are met with violent opposition al
hfs'. An Old English paper contains re
mons!Tance against the fist intGoductj ton
oil Stage coaches, which may be put on record
alongside OF the opposition to railways and
! steam navigation. We extract passage
from an article headed
Moral Evils of stagc-coaches.
Passages to London being so easy genls.
men come TO London oftener than ,lnS need
ard their ladies either with them, or having
the convenences Of these coaches, quickly
follow them. Aud whr.n they are there
tbey must be in The mode, have all-the new
fashions. buy all their clothes there, and 90
10 plays, balls, and treats, where lhey pc,
such a habit of joIlHy, and a love TO gayely
and pleasure, and nothing afterwards in the
country will serve them if ever they should
nix their minds to live thcre again All the
inns except those al which the coaches
stopped, aud all the roads, save those owe;
which the coaches travelled, were to be
ruined. ~What must become of all the rest
OF the inns on the roads which these coaches
stay or not? Take all the grand roads in
England, as York, Exeter Chester, etc -
There are abont five hundred inns on each
iodu, anu tneSe coaches DO u0t call al fifteen
or sixteen Of them then what can follow.
but that the rest be unlone, and their land.
lords lose their renrs?'
Everctts opinion Of Louis Napoleon:
"He has given TO France The government
equivalent, fear, in that country to The
best government--whch she has completed
public works, beneath which the maguifcen,
proiusion of Louis the Fourteenth staggered.
lie has decorated and improved Paris hey ond
oil his predecessO on the throne, and pro-
jected and accomplished the most gigantic
undertakings throughout the interior and
along the coast of France. Abroad he
has consolidated the conquest Of Algeria =
maintained gu uudoubtpd superiority for
France over the armies Of EnglanJ, associa-
ted with her in the Ctimca - formed a fun
alliance with Great Britain, against w,lom
his uncle waged an ntcfnecine war for
twenty years and has restored his country
TO her former rank in the politics Of Europe.
In accomplishing these objects, the press
was fettefed and the irib une silenced, and
those liberties as The final cause of the poll
llca' societies Of men, have been gtievously
abridged. But France has yet to show that
she is capable Of enjoying them in peace"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

Tie Ladies' connected with the M. T..
Church in Union,own, cleared $500 week
before last by giving two suppers.- Bropns.
Times.
Resumed, The trade Of the upper
country has Sc, in again, & the three boats
composing the Monongahela line are now
making regular morning and evening trips,
connecting by stage at Brownsville for u.
nion'own and Washington, east and west.
The Luzotne, Captain Bennett, has been
laying up Tor some weeks, and is now in tip.
top order, es bright and clean as when she
left the docks. Her officers are gentlemen
who know how to render passengers "st
home on their boat. III.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
Uniontown ana VA. Turnp,ke.

We learn fromsthe Uniontown Standard
that the bill to Incorporate the Uniontown
and Virginia Turnpike Road Company, has
become law. 1t issupposed the road will
be located along the base Of The mountain; ;
but this will be determined by Commission
efs at the proper lime. Those who feel any
interest in the location OF this read will Of
course be wide awake on the subject.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

10 yoH 'dnf somethiny 10 strengthen your
10 you 'sanfa good oppetie7
DO you rant 10 build up your constitution,
DO you irGnt to feel VelR
DO you cant TO get rid Of nervousness,
DO you tcanl cncrgy'
ID you udnt 10 sleep wsln
DO go" rant brisk and vigorous feeling.
ltyoa do, nso Hoofands German Bittors, pr a.
pared by DR.. c. M. JACKSON, 41s Arch Street,
Philadelphia Pa, and sold by druggists and
storekeePcrs throughout theUnited States, Can.
adas West Indies and South America, at rs cts.
Der bottle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

a oery prominent Democratic Sena.
tor has said within few days, there
would be forty Ogles in tho NEXT Con.
gress, every one of whom would fud
abundant material for an Ogle speech !;
and that such storm would be raised
against the Democratic party, in 1860,
as would throw in the shade the lorna.
do Of 1910.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

The colorcd people Of New Jersey
have mcmorialized the Legislature to
take steps to remove the political dis
abilities under which they labor, and
more particularly for an amendment to
the Constitution SO as to give Thorn tho
right Of suffrage.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

A PREDIcTIoN.--Thc Wilmington
IN. C.) journal states that man Who
processes to be weather wise, gives it
as his opinion that there wilfbe no rain
during the whole month of May. He
says the same thing occurred during
the year 1859, and again in 1889.
n6S~ Better conide in Him who
sends the rain, than ins Ca man who
processes to be weather wise"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

Large haul Of Counterfeiters.--
man named M'Cleary and his son have
been arrested in Allegheny City, Pa,
and nearly $1,000 in counterfeit notes
on various Virginia and other banks
found in their possession, besides bogus
quarter eagles, and all the apparatus
generally used by counterfeiters.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

Capt. r., travelling in an. English
railway carriage, was addressed by a gentle.
manly appearing fellow passenger, who said--
'Thcre is some dirt on your face---somo black /;
allow me to wipe ii off, Capt. X, nodded az.
sent. The stranger put his handkerchief on the
face Of the captain who Immediately became in.
sensible. When he fecoyeted his conscious.
ness, his fellow passenger was gone, and so was
his pockct,book containing $50.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
The withdrawal or Sl;doll,s .b;r

The withdrawal of Slidell's thirty
million bill has caused the Locofocos
to breathe more freely. They did not
dare to oppose pet measure of the
Presidents, and yet they feared retri.
button from their constituents if they
voted for it. They were like the ass
between two bundles of ay.-Prentice.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

We wonder what is the cause Of the
very extraordinary aversion that our
members of Congress have to Gme.----
they are eternally speaking against
IT'LL.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

The skins Of skunks are sent to Europe and
sold under tho name of mountain.Rsher fur
Northern Ohio is being secured for these ami
mails, tbeii skins selling from 80 to 6oc One
man has semitic New York 400 this winter. In
ono case AZ wore taken from single tree. The
air Of Cleveland is full ffoigh,cd with the sweet
scents that stick TO tho skins brought there in
great numbers.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23
DR.. Hufeland.
VnlfnfnifHpr Nnrninf

UaIldfnl1der @0tptaI
tnr lhnsue b9tiuna BON 3uaen. &rE6ltnne, SnEuen;sn, Br6u.
ne. EduptH pals unb MISUNDERSTANDING, @nSietruna ub
Denn NOD .ra6glld, &r~, .ptsrnns fur Alt an bitier Rrantttit
etibsnre, felbf tn ben lesten Sfdbien.
Dteie bsrlbmts preparation tn aIel6 benz 8itteru ,uperISy.
Rs. 50 III fur eine RlaHe Spn Rrantbeiteu bsfimmt, sic
a98srhetnsr unb asfdbrltber ais ALE aunert benen be BepSt-
Hlr btetes Vlnhss unttrpprfen Nnb Rrdntbetten Bic bon c.
asr hctnsn %@rfdttun9 %berrdbren. DR.. Ben, htsIs erie Srat.
DE aufborttdt iaat: Sd NTH nttt 6~sbaupten, bas ,Ralt"
FUR uns TIT mas BITE PEI nnh bias eeIbe gieter fur Bic BewDt.
ner dnesrsr 3onen ltno. nber t6 Tam btftmmt UerRaern, bF
ts uhe 8rantbeiten BON srbstrer @efdbrItdtett uub uastr
Gter btfdle 5~nfubren. ia MAI 49,
@tns psiters grebi Der eutTegIt&en @efiHrItHfett Der Sx
ttrel ttGtnsn @rtaltlns sntfsbenben &rautbetten, ssiet F& Set
ttnen Sltd ubtr nahhebenbe aus sen WeriHten bee @bildbIr
phta 3eiuabbettSamtes e%ntnpmmene Isabelle. Tros6em Ybi.
i%LfelUtta dntrtannt cine Der e~slunbsRsn Stabte Der nntOH ID,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

Das tSnisl. SanaOil6e 0tesiment, pas nab .
reno oeS Iesten Srie9eS in Ganaoa aebilpet
nuroe, lit mad Corfu beorOert
Sn Utelbpurne, Nultralieu, bate Elm Oerbees
renOes 8euer ltatt9efunpeu.
Curtin, 10. Ueai. Gin Cifi3ieles 8uaee
tin ia9t: nadoem Der SeinO nit 1000 Wtanu
Srola fnr3e 3eit beieet sebalten bate, 500 er
liA 8urid. Oeltr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten maren Bis 5crcl8 uor9eridt, ais tie aber Die
oarttgen SertbetOt8unB8anltalten labeu, 3ogen
lie lih 5urtf.
Wten, 10. Otai. Da8 u1ftSieue Bulletin
la9t: Die Dltr. Gruppen hobeu rte GiienbAbne
blife bel Salen5a 3erlt6rt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23
GmrOpdticbe N9ObricDten.
9eutidlan0..

aus 99waben, Der 30 dmdbif6 e
Merfur," Der ieiuen l0lbplpierenea Bbili=
ltere@barafter abseltreiit unO iih gu einem 9e-
Olesenen, freilinniseu, natlonalpeutlde glatte
enpor9ealbe'tet bat, beriAtet:
Die neuerliden WaBreseln Der 9fe9ieruns
fur Die &rieS8bereiti9aft baben i'm Wolt niht
nur fetne Seranlafun3 CUR lln5ufrieoenbeit
uuo &ld9e 9e9eben, lonDern lie wurDen, troBoem
paB B. y. bic @inberufuns zines GbeilS Der
NauowebrpfltAti9en beoeutenDe Storuuaen i'm
@eI4ails uuO 6lmilIenleben berbeiflbren miro,
aagemein nit wabrer 8efrieoi9una al8 etmas
ldnelt ermartetes aufseuOmmen. Das yOlt lit
8u aaeu Opfern bereit, welde bic oeutld,e Gbre
unO lluabbdu8iSfsit Den fran5Dliiden Bntelsas
gen eeseniber er1ellhen, aber eS ermartet aud,
Dap Der Deullden Sinbeit cine Dauetbafte iSotm
unO @eltalt eeaeben, uno Dap AUDI bon ben
Resierunsen Die BON alien oeutlden Stdnlmen
%erfannte Wabrbelt enoli6 5uSetanOen peroe,
OaB Der reltaurirte oeutlAe Buno in ieiner ses
eenmirti3en @eltalt nun uno nimmermebr
ausreide. @ben 10 bat bic ~neuelte @~enouns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

oaB cine lolde in 2ctbrtneen 8 8 II ben GnGein
cpncentrirt miro. 0leo. DeS Wefer.)
Die 8ariler 8Srle mar flau uno Die oreipros
3entise 6ente bSber.
Die frau5. Gruppen in 01om rerben ~uerltlrft
unD auI Den &rtesSfuB 8eleBt.
Warietlle, Wtittmp4. Der Saiier I'll
utn Waiternadt ansetommen Gr begab lid an
SOrO Der UOfetne 6ortenle", no ct Die ltdOti.
ldeu Beb6roen %empfiug unD UNI 2 llbr ab9ing,
Der pdpltltde Jtuntlus 1T aus 5lpren3 abbe=
rufen.
Die Sltr2idiide &rie98bri9 vGriton" flc9 in
bic 2uft. 80 3oDte uno 0erwunoete, nad) aus
oercu 8eridten bios 4.
Oeut dlanb.
Die Zines iAretbt ii6er ben 8anterott beS
0aules Irnitein unD @8telPs in Wien Die
Y%alliuaS merpen ouf 2 WiiQlonen YIr. Sterl.
go OtlllOnen 9ulpeu) a%nsenommeli. DltS
l9eint lnbelien nur etne refine Bernlutbuna.
Die Tirula 1T cine iepr alte unD erfreut liA eli
ne8 bcben 91uTe5, ober lire au8sepebnten Spe
fulatloaen batten lfon leit Sabren BeiOroulIIe
berror9erufeu. Bdbrenb Der StGrunaen pes
Sabre5 1913 tam ibr Die NeSieruns nit einem
SorlAuB GUT Salfe. sic ltano nit einiaen
Der erlten 6auler Gnelanb8 in ~inuigeu @e
lAdftSbe5tebun8en man slaubi, paB piele 6iu
fer ale entpeDer gang pDer bod gum 9r6Beren
Gbell eur4 pepCntrte Staatapapiere seoeft
ltnD,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

bett 9runeitn 1lc
ytb0t bslhperoen, Oi8pepEe unc @elbluAt, hrpun.
Idle coer nerpGie SGhpiGen, Observation-Disclosures
uno nle aranfbeiten, pelfe pom Oerorrbenem Ma
gen ODER Der 0ebcr entleben.
s. tlts %erfopfans. tuuerl 6el5emOribsn, anbrnna bts
Sla'es nd Dem RDpfe 5durs TN Wldaen, 5srlbrenafn, SOB.
k5fssl @ssfpbI i'm WiBen umb llntsrleib Sapersr attem
2srsflOp en- 56p &s Der Iueeu, 8Ietsn In benz @eR9t
Ste e no 1opf'dmsrSsn, BefGrerbsn betm Wttmcn, @slb-
gsr6eo Der 5aut unb Gnstn, Sritsnaeben S&merssn tn
Mat1 uno ben @itrbern. 9tse TIM 9opf anp Bremen TN
6ietfh, 8dnli9fsit unh teeretfhlaasHbet
Di{ &iaertbimsr ~ennpfetlen bteie Wlebt3tn Der Mnfn srtfdnts
lets Os u6Iif inns, fen I~ber3'uet BON benz EDertb unb bvr
" 4eme1saHit e~erfslten fir ale Qeibsn, nOfGr Ne vUrRtbenA
%fmef}tl n mtrb. @S TT btes tetn neues unt uneeprhfteS
h'Hfd fourteen stnss, bds felt 10 Sdbren bic Yrlfua6 pDr benz
Irfrttautlben Dplfc %beaAnbeR bat un6 btFen 8uf Hnb Der.
fapt bic lest nod BON ietnem Nnbern errtiGt wurte. Dts
~seuaftHt. uel6e bevatmte uub dusessetbnets Mer3te un6 Wrt-
9~dtp>fionen aus aaFu Gbetlsn btelsS 4anbes au GnnRen aeben
A.setn tins ~nnaseeusrs uni. etae seuaue DurGltf tRs bes daf6br.
~ pan eem &i9enibumer ~publttrtsu &lmdnads, rel6tn tsr-
le'hf anedt8eipttb but1 bic M8euten p~erttsiIen ldBt, mus aud
ben ungldubtBten ~Iber3eugen, bag btefes Bttters mirfltb bt
frnbmtbeH %OtrhttHt. ~eI&e ts trIGnet bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

Militdri9ute: @6rsep unO 3 merP va.
du. Grlterer, far ben es Sino' nn0 S9aos
1T, baB ct burd ~unlelige @rei8niHe piehel9t Iut
INNER in ben Siutersruno S~eordn8t Wuroe, pal
lia in lln9arn als w1brbatt GROCER geusta'
e%rnieleu, lekterer im 6eloau8e an Del Oonau'
Sat SEP mirfli9 ben Sberbete9l aber oe
oItreidiide Separations Nruee in Staller be-
fcnmen. punu fDunen Oiejeui9eu, welfen Die
peutl6e Ga6e am 0er3en lie9t. benz Serlant
oes italienildeu SriegeS nit 0tube entSe9eu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23

'O~NS Wv ONNiAAIpC IHt' 40 PNi~
la9leren unb $4,000 5arlselO le9elttu bsute
Wt!tta8 Don bier alb.
llHgIitf snr See.
NeWsO off, p. Wtai. Da8 56i5I
Charlotte, BON RewsS Orleans nd6 Qtperpccl be
ltlulult, faul beute bier all. SIS bate ain 5. ..
etnen 3ulamnenltOB init einem unbetauntsn
Sdtft; eS UetlOr feline Wfalte uuo Der 3peitt
9 euermann, SObn Benuett Don Baltimore,
miro Ielt Der Coalition permiBt.
Mntunft Oes GOaBacOalcOs.
Orleans, q. Wat - Der
Olmpter p@oasaccaccS" lit nit San 6rau
cisco Serldten pom 5. unten.
Die Oampfer p@oloen @ate" uno ,Ori3a
ba" llno init S., 400 900 @oatauteu. norunter
2 Uda. fir NewsgOrt, in Gan 6rancisco aD,
9e9an9en. a..
JteuI9teIten aus SaltfOrnlen uIwiAtig.
Nu5 Wttnatltlan miro untsrm II. beridtet,
Dap Die @onltltutlpnellen wieoer etneu Sle1 CT.
fo1ten. Oeloe Rartete1 Daren lsceR unipdtla,
auS WanBel all 6OnO8 SOS
Nbfabrt beg Wanterer.
Sarannab 2I. Wtat. Die beil9tiote
}Jadt Wannerer 1T nit ibrenl @t9entbumer,
Oerrn Gamar, uno DeIlen 6reunoen, na1 6ls
p1nnat ab9ele8t 7a1sr
Sie WOlOmiMeu uOu &antas.
Seapenwortb p. IFai. Die eras
ueberlaHo.GrpreB bon OenUer Sin taul bier
1eute frab an (; lie brin8t 800 in &otn> unp
Sduppen8clp unO 4 PaidJiere. Die 0taA
rldIten Don Oenper @tlp relhen big Buui 8. uno
Seben an, Dap cine ltarte %JRannlAan BEL 9dltiat
mar, 9rdben thugs psS @berrp @reet gu Slebsu.
Sue &onle init elmer 9~ertl8en NallsrmenBe
| eTerIe cine un5e am erlten Gage. Die 8erlAte
aus Oen 9ebirBen ltnO wioeripreAtnO ; e8 lag
npd gu oIel Sbnee nnp Gl0, an ant Yo,tpell
~arbetten gu tOnnen+
Stn AuStuleiAea laliea Die )tsuistsiteu lid
8lrlltls an ulan erDartet nit ben lpatereu
polttutlAeu mtbr 9ololtlub aui 500 Die ua5e..
Die GrpfeBrcute lit 625 Ntetlen lang unp, Dle
lta an Der erltea Neile 5elSt, bat lie OleIe Dor
5a5e. fai
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tn ben neuen Qdben btnibsr 3u nebmen winIhe.
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