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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
s,H... MANHOOD,
t&S How Lost, How Restored

JUsE TU6!IsNed, IN a Sealed ENr,7OUc.
IN THE NATURE TREATMENT AND RADICAL e. a..
OF SPEl.MATOHlHoEA. ar Seminal Weakncs-. .,i I.
bt Nervousness aud Involuntary Emissions. linda, n l,s
loncy aud Mental and Ply seal Incapacii.
BY ROB. !. GuLNEEW ILL NJ. u,
iHk'or Of The "Greea B,ok." dc.
The world author, In this admirable Lecture
!, from his experience That the
scabHs" bc cfcctuaily removed without Mr ani
without dangerous surgical operations bougrs, H-l,-
rings corils: pointing out mode Of
aud eHcrua h! which ever, sufferer matter what
don be, himself oAedty Prsaeip fadi.
cdHy This Lecture viii prove u boon thousands
sands.
under seal +" address, port p0id III, receipt
postage stamps by addressing DIR. eli j. g. Milne VI.
H.. so Frat Avenue. New York, Post Box 4,s6
Jan Il .dlc idcc IS. N. p. n col
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LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING. MAY %. 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUSTIN ~ TRisir. a,ursL l. sonroN
TRI B L E & RDON,
Aftnrnexs aAf nnxV

NJ I'LL practice iulay In The counties Of Amherst Artu
w maitaa. B'ihri, Nelson, Campbell and the tuy of
l.y nchburg
- Prompt collections and rcmtanc.s ON all cans Gu
trustcl Ia their
ohce on s street nearly opposite the office of the lur
burg Nirginian ma, 2#dlm
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DIR. J.. q. AYE R q Co.
LOWELL, MASS. 50
Price, q per Bottles six Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI

has for itself such renown for the cure Of ever
rey unnecessary for us to recount the evidence Of ts
virtues wherever Il has been employed A Il has long
been in constant throughout this section need
mot "a 90 nm more . ,Gsn + ss'ss lure the people s sTa
to do 6r their relief all II has ever been found TO do
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FRA KILN <, Co,
WHOLESALE AND RfTA
GR0CERS G. COMMISSION ME2CHANTS :

I.I CHE u RG, VA,
IEAVI.OS HAND AND FOR SALE,
L Il 80 bags Ro, Lag iira and Java Ioieo;
lnu b- Brown ENtra e.. Crushed and Pulverizcd Sue3t:
io.op lbs. l.eaksyic aud Union Cotton Yarns;
200 Lrg> Old Dominion Nails:
2D0 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt;
~ boxes A,auannc and Tallow Candles:
80 sides good sole Leather;
5uu Iankets;
10 Iron, 0Iammercd Rolled Bat L. Horse Shoe,
oval and Hoop;
II ca, heavy Boots and Trogans, Shoes;
New orleans aud W,si India Monsses 1ne Bacon los
Loaf sugar, Nackrrci In barrels and kits Black cas-
Brown and Toilet Soaps. Rice, Soda, Spices Lngtr Pepper
salt Pcrc. Alum, ENract Iogwoo. indigo, Madrr, ~inu
Window Glass, Putty! Wagon Boxes, sadss sho,es Ir.rs
Chains Grind stones Grind stone Fixtures Horse
Rods White Lead Zine, Tanners Oil Upper Leather ta,.
Shear and iscrcl Stel Axes Cnl Rope Blaekns. posder
Shot, Lead Painted buckets Sugar Boxes Nests Of
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread Twine Dco
St"nr"arc, Staple S Goods, such brown, t,ac,ci and
striped Domcslirs plal1s inst,s Jeans Kerscs Full CLOTHS
flaun"is, Bed Blankets, talicoes, Alpaccns &e
and general ass"rin, Of fine aud common Liquors
e Particular attention paid Ia the sale Tobacco WnH.
Corn Flour aud al other kinds of Produce and promp c.
/ nc made for the -lle of oct. tl,,t.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING!!!

Wall Paper and Borders
Nctors Book Store, l3 Min Street there Is one oi '
L. ne supplies of WALL Ceiling aud Border Papers for Par
~, .hambers, Dining Rooms, Halls, Saloons, &r e'ei
ehasn.. ~ ~ H. C. VICTOR,
hayQ
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGoRAIoR,
NEVER DEBuITATE0. !

10 1oMtoQ MIMI ~ "
4 become an established fhs
aud approved by all that
sorted 10 with confidence In
Il recommended.
II has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates In my
Tho dosn must be adapted
individual taking II, and u.
nct gently on tho bowels.
LIST tho dictaier Of your
use of the LIVER MVI-
Lfrsr Compidiats, BfIJtess
aic Didrrh0a, Ss N nssr
Dr7,sy, Sour lsfomaca, Aa-
Ch0ierd, Cholera AarIgs,
icacs, dasndicc, Fsmdle
used successfully as an Or
II will cure SICK HEAD
icstify1 IN t'roaty Dsfnafes,
/ats 0fs fdkea nj commence-
.dH ,1ho use d are gipia0
MY VA TER IN TIE
~ VIGORA TOR, And
UE7IfE'R.
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rRiCE ONE DO LeLAR PER BoTTLn..
--ALso,---- s4ssAss .sf
NTOR DIS
FAMILY CATHARTlC PILLS..


Pars Vegetable Eeacts. GHd pst wP CLASS CAGkd 1ie
tight, and HiH keep IN aay c5itadfs. 80 F
The FAMILY CATIIARTIC PILL Il gentle hut aSffeo
tahac which the propfiei tor han used n his practice
ior than twenty years - ~ ~ - ssafe
The constantly increasing - tenand from those who
l1ye long used the PILLS and the sAtisaction which
express regard 10 their - has fhdnced u
place them within the reach 6-l Of all es @ Asi
The Profession well know that dEeFent Cathnx1innaet
u different portons OF the bowels o. - - sss
ThefAMILf CATHAR-iy ,lTIC PILL has fWtcE Gne
reference this well estub- - ished Nci bn6n
cd from variety ~ the ffest yeQ6nh1e H3k1S<a
which net alike every 81 lpaft Of he hIgu19fr 61H1d
aud good und sfe In ail - lcasoa wheso y
needed, such UNrange- - henfs e. ~ G7se-
illness, fuias In ne Hdcb laa "a aSA AS
Iain and oser As lscAee Dp3v. nom sudten
cold, which frequenily III - uon}oced end in q long
Of Fever, Loss At lrl ~ Ce9p<0 EtnA-
fioH Of Cold oser ne 1od9i H4odaeke
rrsi0k Sss the Aead, and otoBansdtsss DtsSases,
Worms IN Ckitdrea Of Idw Ssn,afkssnsa great rifee
AT the Rtood, aud many 0kc4 which esh keir TOO nu.
ieption d tn Iaes 4 70
PHfCE7THKEE UIMEs. ....a.
re uce Refrigeration ssf Kseaiy eesssyse ~. 49,. ~
rssaled by Dsagg seaerally and ssd y
a. r W. SANFORD, ". d, 81 Il,
s~ IA Egesl II Nsuufscsnfer and Proprietor,
apri M ,eo..l.1lv ~ Bpeaarsxs New YsFks
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WalkPaper.

-. Wall Paper. ~.
Ill and examine another beautiful stock of Paper Hang
mayo PAYNE & BLACKFORDS.
I AnbAS, WORK BONES. MONEY BAGS, FRENCH MO
o 20 Travelling Bags, Porimones, Carpet Bags PORTE,
"hng Desks &c., selling very cheap at l36 Nam 81
"pll l. A. 4 T. KISSEY.
WN00 LBS FAMILY LARD-On consi gnmcni and for sale
~'oVo by Una! 81 NJ. LACY, on The Basin
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
roR THE CURE or


Coshrsness Jam,dicc. Dysppsa, Indigestion. DyseW-
terry, Foul Stomach, E,ysiPeids, Headache, Pilss,
Rheftsatisa,, E,1Tsions and Shin Diseases. Liosr
HORNS, Go.a, Nssralgia, ~ a Dinssr PA, and tor
Purifying tie Blood. sss fes Al
They are sugar-coated 20 that the most ssnsye can
take them pleasantly and they the best aperent In
the world for all the purposes d ismily physic.
Prics, - cents per 1ox; Five boxss Tor 0l00
Great numbers Of Clergynen, Physidans, Statesmen,
and eminent pcrsonsges have lent their names to Ger
m the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies but
space here will not permit the insertion Of thsm.
The Agents below named farnish gratis our AxnaleAn
descriptions OF the above complaints. and The treatment
that should be followed for their cure. 80
Do not be put Oft BY unprincipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
AyIRs, and take no others. The dck want ths bsss
aid there is for them, and they should have II.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
J. H. sEAY, Lynclbnrg; PuRCELI. LADD 4 CO., Rich
mond; ~ klvEs, Petersburg; f. A. SANTOS, Nor
folk; and all D'uggists. tsprii 90, 'o0-dA1fy
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
cKoK .PRoPRIEToRs
DIR. BARLOW ]. SMITH

PROPRIETOR OFTHE WATER CURE AND MOT.
ORPATIlIC Establishment of Sacramento will deliver
a FREE LECTURE on the advantages Of Water Cure
and the MotorPathc art Of healing Diseases, at the
CITY HALL, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. Goth,
Doors open at O'Clock, commencing at IN O'Clock.
The Lecture will be illustrated with Anatomical
plates, Drawings and Skulls. DIR. SMITH has the
skulls Of the notorious "Ratte Snake Dick" and Rob
er' Scott, and will exhibit them at the Lecture.
DR. SMITH will present that mode OF treatment for
scare' Fever and Putrid Sore Throat, that has not
failed to cure in single instance in the past six years
oths experience. The Doctor Is enabled, even from
blindfolded examination of the head TO tell the df
ferent temperaments, and the constitutional diseases
to which the man or woman is disposed Such OK.
amnatons Will be made at the close Of the Lecture, Of
persons selected BY the audience, fsb2s.2t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
Tn the Rnhlic.

The brick stable on street which belonged to me,
and was destroyed by fire the 2lst inst, was in
sured by Mr.. c. Covilaud in the London Imperial Fire
Insurance company for 100000. On purchasing the
premises from Mr.. Covilaud, l neglected to get
transfer Of the Polio, and have it endorsed by Capt
Pnnix the agent of the company. consequently had
no legal claim against them, nor did 1 make any
Immediately after the fire. Capt Pinnix wrote to the
San Francisco Office advising them Of the facts Of the
case, and received answer, that they did not want
to take advantage Of the negligence Of the parties that
in the settlement OF claims against their Office they
were always governed by equitable principles, and
that II there to suspect an intention to
defraud they would settle the caim-which has been
done. T. McDERMoTT
feb2S.1t$
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

BowLtxe SALooS.-A pleasant, rational and
healthful exercise is that of bowling. 1t Is
fashinable among gentlemen in almost every
quarter of the United States, and is also
much practised by ladies on both continents,
in saloons especially prepared for their ac'
eommodation. The bowling alley of Messrs.
Goar 4 Noble, at No 6S c street. is not de-
signed for ladies, but is highly popular place
of resort for the other sex, and deserves to
be. 1t is throDged nightly, and much also
In the day time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

FooT RAoE-A day or two ngo-we are
not certain whether it was Saturday or Sun
day-a grand foot race took place somewhere
on the Plain near Mr. Falls residence. Five
or six runners shed their coats and entered
for the prize. which was, 1--WE believe) who
should get rid of payirg for the lager Bar
ney Eilerman came out foremost; this he
himself acknowledges. but we have yet to
find the gentleman who says he was the hind
most
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
MARXSvILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2sth.

THrArER-Birch and Murphy's Mins're's
played last night, to crowded house. ana
no one regretted being there. Never '",'
we seen a jollier audience. Hall the OaI'le
Is to have an appreeiative crowd The MIN
.trels had this, last evening, and exer'eu
themselves all the better for it. The eomica'
geniu. of the unparalleled Birch shone ior'"
in all its glory, and Sam Wells was as VIII!
sever. Joe Murphy is mo sardlne e'."e''
Truly. in his dance and song OF cum P'0"'
gum he came very near bringing the mouse
down about his ears. man might see Cum
,,lum-oum thousand times, and laugh nun
s.lfinto eonvulsions every time. 1t is verify
rb,f dauvrs in the line of Ethiopian delinea.
tiops Mr.. Sterling's great dance oil l." ia
zelle was indeed a sterling performance, and
brought down enthusiastic plaudits The
perCormers were all in fine trim and excel
lent sprits. and the assemblage broke up III
the most hilarious state imaginable. The
programme for this evening is superb one
and deserves a crowded house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

HrpRorAraIc.-Dr Smith, the proprietor
Of the celebrated Water Cure establishment
in Sacramento, arrived in this city, yesterday,
from some oft mountain towns where he
has been lecturing He proceeds to OroviIle
to-day where he will lecture this evening
Tomorrow he will return to this city, and
in the evening address the people upon the
history and nature of the hydropathie
science.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

A SMALL schooner is building at San Fran
cisco to be put in the cocoa-nut oil trade be-
tween small island in the Pacific ocean and
Honolulu. A party Of men are already at
work on the island, and have more than a
cargo ready for her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

WAsHINeroN's birthday was celebrated with
enthusiasm at Downieyille The fire depart
ment and the Sierra Guards marched in pro
cession. An oration was delivered by Hon.
Alanson Smith. In the evening there was a
splendid ball at the theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

SeuAB PlE-As we write, we have in pros
pect feast of the kind above Indicated
Kimmel, the barber. philosopher, Ornithologist
and naturalist, has sent us six young pigeons,
commonly yclept squads, which he desires
us to have slaughtered and dished up into
pot-pie for the especial benefit of the editorial
inner man. They look very innocent, as they
roll the whites of their eyes at us, but they
have no business TO te SQUADS and must die.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

CAPT. J. B. Leonard has been inaugurated
as Superintendent of the San francisco In
dustrial School, and his daughter, Maria, as
Matron. There are now twenty nine boys
snd one girl in the institution
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

BEAUTIFUL EArHER-The delicious sun
shine of yesterday brought out hundreds
upon the streets. The ladies flashed by like
rain bow tinted butterflies, and the "odious
men" looked at them with eyes as big as
owls
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

LEvIATHAN GIFT ENrERrAINMENT.-We nc
tice that the tickets for this entertainment are
going off very rapidly. The office is crowded
nightly. Those who wish chances had bet
ter secure them soon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

The Sierra Democrat says that parties are
continually crossing between Downieville
and Carson City. There is no difficulty
whatever in making the trip now, either by
Jamison or the Yuba Gap.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

HArs FOR 1s6O.-Elegant and fashionable
and attractive to the eye are the Spring style
of hats which may now be seen at X. Meuss-
dorfTer's popular establishment at the corner
of D and Second street. See his advertise.
ment and straightway call and get you tile
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

The Santa Rosa Democrat, speaking Of the
discovery of what was supposed to be cop
per ore near the head of Napa Valley, says:
W. S. Babrock was there a few days since
and procuring some specimens, had them as.
sayed by DR.. Alban. Unfortunately, how
ever, the copper was so minute as to be in
visible. The specimen contained a small per
centage of iron, and some other metal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

FOUNDING ADoPrED.-The San Francisco
Alta says: The child which was left some
two weeks since. at the door of house on
GeaFy street. has been adopted by a lady
from Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

TIE examination of Cramer for the killing
of Lowe, in Sutter county. resulted in his be-
ing held to answer in the sum of $1,000
Failing to give bail, he was committed to the
Yuba county Jail.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

THE search after quicksilver continues to
go on in the vicinity of Santa Rosa, and
along the range of mountains east of Santa
Rosa valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

Fancy Day GooDs-It will be to your nd-
vantage if you fancy dry goods, to read the
advertisement Of Godehaux Bros. 4 Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

The San Jose Reporter says that many of
the trees in that locality are in bloom, and
everything in Nature indicates that winter is
over
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

AsuPERB ARrIcLE-A most elegant sssort-
ment of boots and shoes may be found at L.
Mann's boot and shoe store, No. 40 ID street.
His supplies are from the leading manufaeto-
ries of the United States and Europe. lie
keeps nothing but the very best article.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
MARYsvrLLE THEATER.
The public Is respectfully informed that the above
popular Band of Mnstrels will appear at
MaTysvllle for
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings February
9th, and 2Sth, 1860.
THE COMPANY


9th, and 2Sth, 1860.
THE COMPANY
will consist OF the following talented and well known
artistes.
BILLY BIRCH, whose triumphant career through
out this state for the past four years without par
alle in the annals of amuse ment.
JOE MURPHY the deservedly popular "Comica
California Niger joe" known far and uear In the
song and dance, "Cum Plum Gum," and who has been
styled by his admirers prince OF Mrth."
S.A. WELLS, the Great Middle Man, Purster, HUI
morist and Bass Singer without rival in his peculiar
line the Pacific Coast.
FRANK MEDINA, the wonderful Bsngo Performer,
Comic Singer and Musical Conductor.
W. II. SMITH, known through the state as the RI
oneer Of 49, and the only performer on the 'Mele-
phone" now in this country.
PETE STERLING, the original Fancy Danseuse,
whose fairy like movements have gained for him the
''non de plume" of the Mountain Sy ylph.
II. WILLIAM, the talented Violinist and ntroducer
with =. Medino) of the wonderful MULLHENBAUER
BROTHERS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette ...................% 90
ST- For Programme and full particulars. the
AND MINISTERIAL COURIER.
SHERIDAN CGRBYN, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
NOTICE.

~ oIICE IS hereby given that after the publication
Of this notice six weeks, application will he made
to the Commissioner of Pensions for the issue of dn
plicate Bounty Land Warrants numbered As foilows.
NO o9'09o issued to William BickorstoG Teamster :.
No. 81 SIS issued to Gotlub +. W. Richter Teamstsr
issued der the act of the Sd March, 1855; and also
Bounty Land Warrants No. 76240 issued 10 John
Brown, 70. Ss,24 issued to Zebulou NJ Portyr, and
No. 10,S2s issued to Joseph Hooker the latter war
rant duplicate issued to replace Of same number
which had been lost. All the above numbered war
rants having been lost destroyed by fire in the office
Of Thomas J. Taylor, in the city of Marysyille Cal
on the twenty-hrst day of Feb uary inst and after All
OF said warrants had been legally assigned according
to law, and sold for full and valuable consideration
to Francis H. Woods of the city of San Francisco and
caveat against their location having been entered In
the General Land Office, dated the 25th day of Febrn
ary, 1850. J. d. STEVENSON
feb2S-6w Attorney for Francis H. Woods
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

TIE MINES NEAR JACKsoNvTLLE.-The gold
excitement around jacksonville, Southern
Oregon, is great. The quartz leads are per-
haps, as rich and extensive, as any yet dis
covered Some correspondent writing to the
Alta from Jacksonville, February 14th, thus
rates the discovery of some new diggings
Last Sunday new diggings were discovered
on Wagner Creek, fifteen miles southeast Of
this place, causing quite an excitement.-
Seven miles of the creek now staked off. 1t
is to be hoped they prove good.
The best diggings that have been found
lately, with plenty of water to work them,
are on the upper branches of ofApplegate Riv-
er, near the Siskiyou mountain, thirty miles
south of here. Twenty-Five miles of one
branch will pay good wages Some of the
claims are now averaging $50 per day
There is rush coming up this way.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28
9ew advertisements.
WANTED,

7 WMMEDTATELY-a good steward who understands
his business Thoroughly Also two I'd cooks for the
city and cook for hotel II miles in the country
e4- Good reasonable wages and stendy employ
ment given.
Apply to sTAHL's City Intelligence Office,
SO d street, between First and Second.
"ANTED-Sever girls not afraid to work. for
w the country at good wages. small girl for 0rO-
yille TO nurse child, Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
SO street, between First and Second.
NNANTED.-Av very respectable family in the
w city would like to adopt girl or boy, or
years of age-would be as kind and attentive as TO
their own child. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence Once
So street, between First and Second.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-28

TnE entire Fire Department of Placervills
paraded on Wednesday last, 22d inst.
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Groceries, SBct,tc, 2tq6rs ,c.

M so Snb arObe belkRbe 3wetld9en, - 9I-l
80 8e9 Per9erlte, ssF ets IS
100 @nIbeI 8eIbe Grbfen,
100 0eipaltene grbfen. JtfIt. .sE I4381gt
200 &es neue 8olb6rin9e,
80 80 SBren 2ni6ur9er 66e, s5itsV 4Hl 49,
10 &IbeI SdmeiSer- -Sdie, s.. rr3 f.affrrtI fs4fje
fotre @reencUrit SareeIen, yuoeln, @re8, Gnac ac.
IEFssE 55I &beet & SO g8iI1eImp, 8t50I4L
(Sal4S 3799ct- Salttuipretr. tt
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S'e nllr pDne Nufentbalt aus cen &ailerlfao<
zen eAllEttllfn une an Ger frans6f1hen Creme
aolfBell, goupqtts, 8u7Aer! III. siG
a0ef Wa9en rp(Ite irieoer oem 8urotbbr
st llne tdbrte cen Dor 3orlr ltno 9yer,wfif,
lung ipeinenoen Serrn DDn NarGOnne BON
eanntn. g42 $50 ~ I1t@C
8aDrenO Sener bic Shotyerliee, fubr Ser
9SaStn in ipelden1 lt1 Der fleine yeapplepn
befanc, INNER raider Soripdrts.
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oebenOer Sttmne, lparum ipreden G5ie nidt
nit mir ? 8arum iagen Sie mir mAt pb
sic Ger Soerr ppn Narbcune ffup {? 9(d iet
bite Sie, la9en Sie es mir rod !! Sd, anos
lti9e MIDI 70 lebr, id - iy3E :
Der 98u9en bielt 9ulobetreBte 9afaYen
Dtrneter ben SHlaG cine Dame Rano neben
eem 9Sa9en mO itrefte Gem primen ibre
betoen 9lrme ent9c9en.
Gr lteB e5 .9elNsGen baB man i'm aus
Dem gSa9ell bob, CAP bic frembe Dame ibn
IN lbre 9lrrne nabpl uno ourb pa6 bp6e,
lt6tItroblenpe pprtal iiter cen 6lur uno Die
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Nppt bling matt llno fra ftIc5 iber ben 9trm
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lne bswe3un9elp6, iuie rie etncr 9eide, 2as
fdDen init brennenpen 9lrntleuAtcrn 1dritten
peran tiber ben Gorriopr, 2afoDen uno Diener
fpl9tfn. SeBt paro cine bpbe 6liioeltbar
9eptrntt ilno man trat in cine Nei9e elanenp
erleuAteter 3immer eill. I |.%
Die Dame lteB ben Yriusen lprAfaltio
aus ibren 9lrmen auf einen SSouteuil nierers
9leiten uno fniete Damn Spr inn uieoer, um
nit ior9lamem 9tid i'm su tetradten.
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lpeitOtfencn 9lu9en, leint gBangcn iparcn
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