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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

City Property for sale Cheap.
THE undersigned viI sen q NassAin, enc Cottage
IN the suburbs Of the city, mOst desirable family
aesdsnee, and two Houses IN the business part of the
city, on Main street, suitable for business dwelling
houses. L. b. HOPKINS.
Plaeerville, April 9Th, lsOs.-Itfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04
Water Cure and MOtorrathic
Establishment.
DIR. BARLOW J. SMITH,

~ RADCATR Of the New York HyEieO Therapeusic Col.
VI ege, has opened 6rSt class Water Cure and Motor
pae 0sa60hment In SAeramento In the large and
ant house occupied BY Mrs. Tden 7h st., between
and J.
This establishment Ia the fret on the Pacific coast that
combines ell the advantages OF yElenic Medication and
viii b equal any IN the Atlantic states Europe. DR..
Smith, with his family, will reside In the institution and
pains expense will be spared to make pleasant and
health roslerinR hnms for invAllds.
Those suffering from diseases II the Rye Bronchial and
Catarrhal Aescohs Diseases Oe the Heart Lungs lver
Kidneys DyapePsa, Constipation, Apoplexy. Fits PAray
Of all types PuFd Sore Throat Group ScroHl0us DeeAs-
Pnes prolapeus, Inflammation Of ths noWep, Chronic
and Aculs Darrhea should the advantages AZ hs In.
sltuOn beNTe taking poisonous dFues and thus eSSenng
the chances Of \ permanent recovery
The ATAngenenRs q ne tnstnuliOa part culary
adapted 70 tie successful treatment OF uterine diseases
and dlaeanNnes curVstuses ofthe splne, sac etc. Wo
anlcipAtpg confinement Wi be furnished with pleas
ant apartments and he hest medical aud surgical Atten
ton and nurses In the STATE and every convenience cacu
lated 70 reader paFanFslSA easy sas material
rheRs Utl - CyUAAsaa@ ier ladies' ~ Uen as gen
0euen.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL RATHs, % valuable In sraaIoa
tag peons hoh mineral and vestshs and N the treat
| 70 patients without extra eAAFRs.
CANCkRe etred b. IN eatFvly ne1 Process.
BOMB SITTING DIR. Smh is the only In CAltaFnlI
possessing he aE ot Bone esstag sc0esay practcet
| BY the calShyAtsd Dr. Sweet, Of Connecticut
limited numheF af persons desiring . nhyalolOgicA
diet can Be OccAEn@eAAssA
d. smith YIN attend patients In any part AZ ne City.
THOA Hill. late Of tie AFsa Il llnL Wooster 3 Co
viii take charge Of the business department.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

On the S0th miner by the name Of Johh Lee
wac killed at Georgia Slide, BY . bark caviug in on
him in the tunnel Claim OF NJ. Beattie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

:. PLAcERvILLE, May SOth, 1859.
Board met-Present, Aid. Barss, Johns. Salmon.
Carr and Nash. Mayor JO0es, Presiding.
Minutes q last meeting read sud approved,
Ehe SPpotat o0Dmttteo appointed 20 unocura Seal
tnv ths Ctly, presented the same. Aad % motion Of
AID. Salmon were discharged
Report q Chief Eneinesr p. ?. D., rad, and on
motion Of AID. Salmon, was received and ordered
Report Of Thee. ?. Tracy, City Treasurer, read,
10 motion Of AID. BarSs was resolved and ordered
printed.
Report Of p. u. Lowell, City Collector, rad, and
on motlon was received and ordered printed.
Report Of ". RFsaF, Superintendent PIacervilIe
file.
Petition relative 10 sluices now laid from Cedar
Ravlne into HangtOwn Greek, was read, sad 90 mo.
ton Of Aid. Carr, Was referred 10 COMMITTEES ON
Streets and Public Places.
Petition with sixty.nine names attached relative TO
the construction Of Fire Cistern on Sacramento
street near the BRIDGE was read end on motion re-
EerTed to COMMITTEES ON Fire and Water.
The following bills were read and allowed:
J. 9. 81. John, cas- 90 D. he GOlis, elO 90
Gelwieks JAnuuy49 90 Benz. HIsh, 0 90
I. II. Lovell 20 2s Alag. Hunter, 8 50
John J. Cullen. 70 F. F. Barss, 10 on
read, and the SupeFintendent authorized to draw
warrants ttr The aamei
]. A. Csgwin.- e2s 90 VI. Barnet. 600
d. Q. Aetheven 20 on J.. u. Richardson, 60
4: BOnhy, 3 90 f. Nickerson, 20 90
W. PresF, g. 60 Mrs. Davis, 9 rs
Howard, 700 W. Bsrtram, G5 81
Z. 4. C1gwi". 10 Is Haas MOch, 10 40
Receipt Of Mr.. Grsbenheim, thirty dollars, az
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }
II Dorado C0antY,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
n Dorado COanty.
Theodore F. Tracy, Treasurer Of the City Of Phoer.
vile, and ex-ollcio Of the Funding
Of said City, being duly sworn dep0seS and Gays that
Re hes he'd personal knowledge, Of said Commits
oners Of the receipts. disbursements and other matters
Stated ID the foregoing account aud has kept tue Books
oIthe bOaTd and that the foregoing account 10 in all
eYecss correct and true and 10 full and complete
0lt Of the dOings Of Gaia Beard Of Funding Commits
sfcncrs. THEO. F. TRACY.
and subscribed btSES ne this S0th day Of May,
A' u 10" JOHN BUSH,
Justice OftAc Peaee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

THE Brick etoEs On tAe plasa new occupied by c. W
i Barnes. For particular enquire Of
PIseeUiTle, May 18th lSS9.-H
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

DATSX2S
VAIL EX. w HI XVI
WE BE0 to call Tire dsteB.ion Of Dealers. as well a.
w cSnSamer'. 70 ,he iollcwtnE certificates Of we'll
Days AEtMatio valley Whisky"
tee that he arsiS bossss.i al :s ner cSsmeS s"r H.
WMs NEWELL = Co..
sTArt KNa4xEt Overcx. 81 soNAs,2 srnEEr,l
neSoS, MAss., April 18th. lSoe. = {
Dear sIr-i have made cheu.ral Aralysls If rear
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY"
And aud Pure. Fne.tlavOseA whissy, coHssRlaE
Injurious matter Of any kind and recommend artl
Gle suitable for medical and public purposes
cniHI1 7. JAcE,nx. n. D.,
State AssAyeT.
NEw YOsx, Aps.i Is.A, lsss.
MA eHT. 'S9 ;;~ef & S' "a 49, !sS
to he pure article, Of Cue AveP. and whAat any dspte
r''s' sGn'1'Or' 'As~ B. CH'lTOH' D.:
VIZ. II. DAILY, EsQ
celved. and afer careful ezAmLnstes. and n be
pare article entirely free from the AaalteTatmR ineI.
'"'' 50 i''U''n''' used 'A."' ? = chemist 4:
DALY'e AROMATIC vAx6sKX
VVRn1wIBY vs
"a "a. up ~ eAsss egss q gssllss eAeA. ys
:. So ; $ = ::.' ~: q ,'-''''''
ROBERTe, MQI9HI 81 & co.,
'lsAsss And 7 g s
l300GH. A. -
ku4ya = ~. = "a q 7
go Z l''sf1 - =
| ~ Aaiaf 4 llla ) = el.zsa ssAEsas 5sat3
| 1850 - 80 = 3
Te 49, ~ q - - = :
wHos1 ~ IsSi1 - = = q IT, q = - -
FSfs lsE sAis llISll - heels : y 3
70 ssli eur 80. q ~ eetee lss1ee s1 - - 80.
acscaa1s =. :. ~ ~ +. - : -
II n il7tsFi Tii7 QAaAlA iMbQm1 QqeS q 90 e
$4,000 ss:sIs ~ ~. ~ - y =. ~. -: :
D:;EEwVxuEES.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04
ABORTION MEET.

Ia aesseAanee via The basis Of Representatives axeA
In he sixih RSONuiiSn the following aprnCtUnment Of
deleaaass "a nAAA IT he aASeral ReSelAcia:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

90 to go per Week, according to the attention required
Consultations. FRER verbal o. hy leaseE
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered and cFcSsaFO Sen
BARLOW J. SMffH, y. b
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

Pn nnn NMkk9kStI KaBe = Al n n
OV,UOU tfsGIs lo0ss tAAR sVsF ha1Ise sds1 G
D;EEwVXuExS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

Corks Corks Corks
81 UeT RECEIVED, from New York,
1O0,o00 Superior SOda CoFks;
60,0OO Superior Wine COrks;
900 Crosses Vial Corks, assorted sizes.
Beer Keg Corks, &c., &C., for sale Low, by
b. H. MCDONALD Z CO., Druggists,
1eo Street, Sacramento.
DURE LAID OIL. MACHINE on. sPERM OIL, and
ReAned Polar on, foe ssls low kE
IsPvi9 pCsEEssss, - sEsss, esn IsAneiaco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04
Just Receivetl iJy %, Ngwbaue]

Just Received by D. Nswbauer,
i HE ClIOIcEHT BRANDe or OLD BRAHnIEa. direct
from the cuIam lloAss. among uheh ~ benAeayS, L.
SeGnesteS, Jules Robins BisQultS, TreeOchs, &C., &c.
Families who may want the article for medicinal pur
Poses rely upOn the abeye bng pare and unadulte
rated BTAndles.
The Celebrated Golden Whisky,
eIdslck's Champagne, and the Finest Havana CiEan,
Just received and for sale low. D. NEWBAUER.
ToEl 1eN n feE!t! fCE!l!!
HAHIMe Pveeured hountlfnl suppy Of PURE MNCN-
IL TAIN ICE, from that fAmOus legality, Sly PARK,
and having lifted up cOmmOdloas depot 1t BLACKS ga
LOOM nea dAOf 70 The Cary Honae. en- nOW pFepsVOd
TO supply FAMILIES, SALOONS, HOTELS, &C., with ths
Luxury II the the lowest price,
THE OFFICE, lat Blacks ealoon,l will be kept open 1t
all hours, day and night.
p Mccoy.
PiaeeFvills, April 10th, IS5s.-(nl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

There 10 now due the CITY about sixty douArS to col
ect for licenses, which shall be able to pay in before
the week closes. Respectfully SWlnlttsa,
p. II. LOWELL, Collector.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

Camphene, Fresh Distilled
LWAYS ON HAND and far sale ct the lowest market
"A rates, BY r. n. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists, lee GrSet, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

Chemicals Chemicals Chemicals
"E have received, per Last Steamer, direct from the
W Chemical Laboratory Of Power welghtman, Phil.
adelphIa,
A0O RottIcs etrychnIne;
Is Ounces Nitrate Of Silver;
Is Ounces Suiphate Of NoFphis
100 Ounces 1Odide Of Mercury, Lead, and Iron.
We have also on hand for sale,
2N0 Ounces Quinine;
70 Pounds IOdide Potassa
81 Pounds ChloroioFm;
$50 Pounds Spirits NitTe, Aqua Ammonia, and Sui.
phurc Ether. 4. H. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists, lS0 street, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10
Close of the Pist River Campaign.
RED BLuFF. Dec. 3, 1859.

RED BLUFF, Dec. >, lS19.
FpIroR JoURYAI.--The Pitt River Indian eX-
petition will be brought to speedy close. Six
hundred prisoners are here on their way to the
Reservation, whittier they will move in a few
days. First Sergeant, j. d. Ludwig, and John
NJ. Olvany, (both of your county,) with an inter
prefer left camp in the Valley, five days since,
and returned the same evening with eighteen
prisoners, among whom was the old chief Tom
my. They had much trouble to persuade the lit
tie remnant of once large and powerful tribe to
quit their old haunts, but being comparatively
unarmed, they reluctantly took their march to
this place. Ludwig and Olvany travelled TWEEN
ty-fve miles through snow nearly two feet deep
On the 9th November a detachment left Pitt
River Valley for Red Bluff with four hundred
and eighteen Indians, travelling through two or
three feet Of snow, but arrived safe, having had
an increase of eight children on the trip.
Since the expedition commenced the Rangers
have killed between two and three hundred In
dians, sent four hundred and seven to the Men
docno Reservation, and have six hundred more
ready for the same destination. Pitt River Val
icy, 1t VIII be sccn has been rid oil nearly thlr-
teen hundred Indians, which if detained at the
Reservation, will leave a large section of vaIua-
bic and productive country in that Valley open
for settlement and cultivation, without fear of
further molestaton from the aborgnes. 1t is
the general belief hereabouts, that Gen. Kibbc
has accomplished more good in this campaign
than any other would have done with the
same number of troops and under like circum
stances. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

The DEMON DRUNKENNEss The following for
chile and truthful thing from the pen of Miss
Mulloch, is floating round under the caption of
horrible though true: :"
al have been thinking how horrible 1t must
be to see any one cared for, drunk the honest
eyes dull and meaningless the wise lips jabber-
ing foolishness the whole face and figure, in
stead of being what one likes to look ut, takes
pleasure to see in the same room, even-growing
ugly, irrational, disgusting more like beast
than man. Yet some women have to bear ii,
have to speak kindly to their husbands, hide their
brutishncss, and keep them from making worse
fools of themselves than they can help. / have
seen il done, not merely by working mems wives,
but by lady-wivcs, in drawing rooms. To see q
man snk-not for a great crime, but a contempt
ible, cowardly bit Of sensualsm from the hight
where love had placed him to have to take care
Of him, to pity hm--ay, and | might pity him,
but think the fun glory and passion of my love
would then and there die out forever
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

SYMPATHY FOR oLp BROwN.--H. +. Thorcan
recently delivered lecture in Boston, in which
he glorfcd old Brown, 5000 people responding
approvingly. Garrison bad called meetings to
assemble in all the towns in Massachusetts, on
the I'd of December, to commemorate the name
of old Brown, with view TO marble statue,
by andby. Wendell Phillips had lectured in
Bcecher's church his lecture being glowing
euogy on old Brown. and fully justfying his
course at IIarpers Ferry. His lecture was re-
ceived with enthusiastic cheers. Aud yet certain
persons deny that respectable number of peo-
pie sympathse with and approve old Browns
Virginia raid ShaStd CJurier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

Two MuRDEREEs AcQurTED.--Tho Crescent
City HeraH, commenting upon the acquittal of
the notorious brothers Judd, charged with the
murder and robbery of Rothentheim, some two
years since, says
Tho prime cause Of this result was the impos-
sibnty after so long time Of obtaining many of
the necessary witnesses. Had the Judge of this
District, who was on the bench when this case
first came up. not been corrupt, and prostituted
his position to endeavor to advance his political
interests, the case would have been tried long
since, and the result in all probability been diff
ferent. Or had he even complied with his oath,
and held his courts at the proper times ii might
also have been far different
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

Discovery or AN OLD TIME RELIC.--Tbe San
Andreas Independent relates that two miners
while crossing the spur of mountains that form
the southwest boundary Of Carson Valley, found
an old L. S. howitzer supposed to be one aban-
doned by Col. Fremont in his passage Of the ST.
era Nevadas in 1913. That paper thinks il may
not be improbable that the gun had been secre-
ted by the Mormons, for the purpose of resisting
Government troops. The latter suppostion is as
good rs the former.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10
G5e Grijnitg gonrnal.
- WEAV CALL,
Saturday Morning, December 10, 1889.
WcnvcrviIIe Post OMce.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Dec. 20h will close at this Of
fee on Thursday evening, December 10Th, at o.
clock. p. m. JAS. OCONNOR. I. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

CROwDGNG THE CoMMoDoRE.-The New York
papers have found out that persons connected
with the Panama Railroad and old Pacific mail
company are trying 10 obtain transit grant from
the Nicaraguan government for a transit route,
and prevent Vanderbilt from obtaining that
strong position in advance OF them. The Com
modore is in Nicaragua himself, aud wide awake,
prObahlY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

ANTl-LECOMPrON TRIUMPH IN Eli D0RADo.-A
special election was held in El Dorado county
on the 2oth of November, to elect an Assembly
man, which resulted in favor of John Conness,
Anti-LecOmpton. 1t is accounted for by the fact
that he had dcclered in favor Of Weller for the
S-natorship, thus securing the Weller votes which
Otherwise would have gone for the regular Dem
ocralic nominee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

Room FOR THEM.-The Sacramento Bee says
right earnestly that Greeley spoke the truth
when he said there was room for one hundred
thousand energetic, virtuous young women in
California, and that " if the Atlantic States can
send us out crowd Of this sort of women, who
can adorn the parlor or superintcnd the kitchen,
making housewives and hclpmeets instead of
dolls and puppets, it will relieve the older States
of surplus population of the best part Of crca-
ton and tend to advance the social condition Of
California immeasuraby Though we have
amongst us many good housewives-and no ono
honOrs them more than we--etil there are too
many excuses for them in the shape of automa.
tons whose only ambition is to be called " la
dies" excite the envy Of their neighbors, sport
incry, live indolcntly, make slaves Of their hus-
bands, If they have any, or seek 10 dispose Of
themselves TO the highest marriagcable cash bid
der, for nominaJ lord ard a reaI establishments"
We shall oppose any movement Of the kind until
the marriageablc girls already here are provided
for There are plenty in the State anxious to
fulfil their mission ON earth, but are not afforded
an opportunity. Charity begins at home"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

SuAsTA.--The following officers for the Library
Association were elected on the lst inst III.
Clay Stockton, President Henry C.Street, Vice
President John S. Folansbee, Secretary; John
Cushing, Treasurer; W. l.. Knox, Librarian. A
large number Of teams loaded for Yreka, are
showed in at Lost Camp, on the Pitt river route.
company has been organized TO construct a
turnpike road from Shasta over the divide, two
miles. The contract is already let Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

ANGELS IN THE II0UsE.-'Ts said that ever
round our path the unseen angels stray, that give
us bissful dreams by night, and guard our steps
by day. But there's an angel in the house, meek,
watchiul and sincere. that whispers words of hope
to MS when none beside are near: IL is the one,
the chosen one, that's linked TO ms for life the
angel OF the happy nome, the faithful, trusting
wife.
'Tis said that angels walk the carth-I'm sure
it must be sO--whcn round our path. scarce seen
by us, such bright things come and go are there
no beings by our side as fair az angels are as
pure, as stainless as the forms that dwell beyond
the star? Yes. there are angels of the earth,
pure, innocent and mid--thc angels Of our hearts
and homes, each loved aud loving child.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

SERVED RlGnr.-A puppy fellow insulted a
lady 10 san Francisco omnibus. and Charley
Lyons, the diver, welted him most numerically
for il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

WM. II. Fry recently asserted that American
ladies are so fond Of foreign articles that they
would import their babies If they could have them
manufactured abroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

FALSE CHAnGE.-In a letter to the Shasta C5p-
yier, Judge Daingerield declares the portion Of
the late Grand Jury report of that county, rcacc
ting on him, ns it did also on other county Off
GERS false. The assertion that he has settled
privately with the county clerk, is pronounced a
deliberate falseho0d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

PROBABLE DISCOVERY or THE OLp PREss.--
Alex Badlam, jr., of the ST. George Hotel, Sac.
ramento, informs the Union that Sam. Brannan
has received letter from the proprietors of the
Sntter Creek Foundry, near Jackson, informing &
him that portion OF the old Star press was
probably in their possession. The frame is par
tally broken up, but the plates and other larger
portions remain, and the proprietors have kindly
offered to forward them to Mr.. Brannan. The
reel has been turned into gavel for the Royal
Arch Chapter Of that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

UNANIMOUS PR0cEEDNGs.-Ifromt The Mountain
Messenger we learn that the sold line Wing"
Convention recently held at Quincy, was most
enthusiastic affair. The editor says:
The convention opened by calling John X.
Lovcjoy to the chair j. X. Lovcjoy was chosen
Secretary committee on Credentials was ap-
pointed, Of which the ndomitablc Lovejoy was
chairman. J. X. made several speeches which
were responded to by Lovejoy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

"MUcu remains unsuBg,' as the tom cat re-
marked to the brickbat, when it abruptly cut
short his serenade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

THE cloudy weather mclts at length into beau
ty, and the brightest smiles of the heart are born
Of its tears.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

NEwsPAPoRIAL.--The material for new San
Francisco daily, to be published by Thomas S.
King, formerly of the BuRetia, has arrived in
that city.
j. ii. Boardman has Withdrawn from the Grass
Valley National, Which paper will hereafter be
carried on by CErWells d Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

WOULD You BE HAPPY BE ever engaged in
useful work. This is the great secret.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-12-10

SENsDLEEA Southern editor was attacked by
a man lortome personal grievance. The editor
says "io aviod injuring him. and prevent his
injuring us we got out OF the way p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-09

penn mas ite brin9e, 9ebSre saraor au elmer
lpoaen Wfabl5elts Sd9 9elt BE-, es laa 10 ct.
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u!sisF Stuts' Dap th, ami Die 0tfabr bin, pcu
Sp' DtaltltdtE etHen 0erlpel8 3u slbaiten. es
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O'le Der DfennonIteu, reun lte lpre0en 5u
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al1 a)a an 'Ote 9uten 2sua nuo. IA 5yuB bic.
pet 9slDanoeTt 1na lie laSea, go le: tela Sdlaf
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Stepe 81 be5eu5eu, uuo cie 2lebe nun non ME.
mats anilHamprlren aliln a5a
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uetsO' 2ootlen Die Bnten Stute ioaleiD anneb
nen' SftiiHt Soulle, lag ung blnabelaeben IN
S0e1h @pqn3nnmer .unD tDtrr ppn SdlIpen
mlto Die Y)ute baben, Die 2tute babln aufubren.
s@r oet letner 9emabn ben Vi nj. Noulle
quite lld pi1ter IN Den turfilhsn Sbpal. Ger
tqre S9ult.rn heoedte, uno ppn cen betpen
pfin6en mlt sInem 61rtti1en Q1Asln u. freuno
t!aen StopTHlfen Abl9leo neDmenp. beaQb tie
l'p NIL Dem &ont8 lbre Wcbnseulid,er.
et'Se Wt1nuen lpdter Offnete li9 Die I1lr,
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Aefapam 9fdel UNI etne 6rdu. .ss4
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