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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
2 soox BORROWING.


F How hard, when hose who do not wish To lsnd--,hat's lose-their books, ro,, ''Ate snared by ang!ers--FolSs that fish Si v
 With literary hooks. ss1
 iI7 cali and take some fayoritc tome, .s.- 3as never read it through; se.. gi, ,-, HiTheya thus complete their set at home haa By' making one at you. aaa ssi38rci ], of my spensef quite bereft, a'o'i g9'
 Iast winter sorewas shakeu;AE
 Of Lamb Eve but aquartersleft,d AGG Nor conld I save my Bacon. bsf.S They picked my Locke, to me far more
 Than Bramall,s patent worth ;Inim| And now my losses depore, 4 8iI 4
 Without home on earth. l1tdas f Fen Glover's work T cannot put ETA " My frozen hands upon; h590HE IA Though ever since lost my Foote,, S '. VI My .Bunyan has been gone, bas sslg My life is wastihgfast away tsffai
 snfsr from the shocks s;rehatVs aaAudEthough l've fixed lock on c ay,ae, -qas There's grsyIupon my locks. alavdol c They still have made me slight returns, ysla
 And thus my grief dividel
 For oh they've cured me of my Burns, ' sa And ceased my Akenside. Fsa 5 " sdBut all think shall not say. sf5,. sss
 Nor let my anger burn; -uiHsss For as they have not found me Gay, tdss
 They have not left me sSterne.
 bal HoMEsJou RIVAL. al3if4S gafgag9fS \
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
Tariff of Prices White River Freight s7y Rli. ss and Passage.

Money, Jewelry and other valuables, per cent and b'll lading to be signed for. aaeF9H -Aiii
 0sy~ Price of Freight from Napoleon tc Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds Passage $5 co.
 GSg Price. of Freight from Des Are, to Memphis, DO cents per 100 pounds; on $1 per bale. Passage SS,T 1aj5sf heyfs.. sri' Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and sDes Alc, SS; Nigger Hill and Augusta, so, Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, S10. sseg july 3.-tf. zaee suLa. ta Eil5iIa4' ''"s
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
"s@ EsEs. IT. NTcGOyvN's iiu uI SARSAPAREILA

And 10 dlidgiq@h R0tash, sa |DREPARED FRoMFR EsH ROOT, THE I only kind on which physicians or the public can. rely, old root beingd inert It's compenents are extolied by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bel, &c., for theacufe of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofula, Diseases of the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, ( (McGown's Ointment to be applied9 Tumors, Pimpes, 'Eruptions, sSac. it-malSes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, $l 50. Small, $1 %. aGE eis8s =,
 EDr. T. McGoyvm's Essence of Tar A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs. ,so s-'. tas
 pr. T. McGOsyn's D0gyvoed and lrOn-A certain and permanent cure. for Chills and Fever, Agues Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, DJspepsia, eoc., &c.s4 fq s10- teri vakssntsV5 i-sig
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Are, Arkansas, by ael ay'
 D. P. BLACK S co, Druggists. !.
 Atlanta by Corn x Dobbins Grand Glaize by H. Wheeler sas-s b april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
a EgI Iss ny olE5 lE5 A ay 5a Jg2 glz5 ..
| Iar8 sbould be tt;ed ,, soon 2. a.conseI,-

Lard should De fried as soon as conse1- tent. It must not Ire in close heap while ewarm erthe part about the kid neys will become laintedy ! In cutting Il up for trying. remoyelal the lean.b Use a verymederaleaheat, especially al first, and cook till the scraps turn iei ias llglii hrownocolor and settle. siiltis then ready 10 be strainedoand ma be- depended upon to keep psr(ssllya 4 5Hbomesfcqd' q4dd'saaea
 @GRowrsc FOREST Andrew S. Foller says, z, Seeding forest trees can be pro6lably grown at a dollar. a lhous- and, at one year oldaoe MaplesI Lean grow for twenty-five cents a ,housand.o have seen seedlipg naples three years old, two inches in diameter.tas If the. planting Of seeds of forest trees was practiced rexten- sively, we might have in a few yearslan inexhausuble supply of wood and timber. The seed of silver maple ripens in June, and must be planted immediately, or thfy will not vegeiate. The whole of thp plains. or barrens,'' as they are called, on Long Island, may be planted 3 with. maple or other forest tree seed, and grow a most profitable crop, I have no diffi-l cu,y in transplanting hickory trees, if the top roots are cut one ortwo years before move the trees. There is no difficulty in transplanting large trees, if care isl taken. No tap-rooted tree can be moved safely, without previously cutting the tap
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

APfxasssas sassisufa fersheB B Es d THIS Institution Cat Arkadelphia, Clark
 IL countY) has procured the valuable ser- yiceslof MT. OTIs PATTON as Principal Mr. Patton has taught eleven years in the Kentuc- Ky Institute for the Blind, and brings to the Institute the information, experience and capacity, necessary to the most complete suc- cess. tf.t.
 any time until the institution be full. ofswhieh fact (shouid it occur) due notice wills be given.ais9 .vig rsf- Sf 4- .-erst ..t,.
 Those between the age of six and fifteen years are chiefly desired; although those more advanced will be at present received. -dlgl r The terms are one hundred andsixty dollars per annam for Board and Tuition, including every thing except clothing. Those unable to pay will be received free of charge. lfH
 By order of the Board. 'asu, sii1aT.f -Vfa'
 Attest 8feE tr-ltts. sf,r efea r-h.... .V HARRIS FLANAGIN, PRESIDENT.
 Jan4-ly. THos. 4. HEARD, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
ShsrlfY'I & Master COmmllalOnsr'I Sale.
W. orsprso.. Pna =. 3, 2,Iiy. /; WioATAdAN' Sa''h

GHERIBFS SALE-By virtue Of a
~ writ OF Flsr acis, issusd FROM The CoaI Of Com
Pleas Of Cuyhoga TOuatY. at tbs suit Of Joshua
Freeman plaintiff saus William C, North, defendant,
70 directed have levied upon and shall 0sr for sale
At store No is9 Ontario street. In The city Of CsEssnd IN
said County the 4h dsy Of Apnl 1850 At o'clock A.
NJ the following dhscftbed prUpeuy 20 wit The atoca
now IN said No lss and also that IN No.
l6 Detrait street In sid city Of Cleveland lately
pied By said North, said ,tocks consisting Of Goal OIL
Eluid and Lard OIL Lamps, Candalabra, Coal oil, Cam
Phone, Burning FLUID Cans, Measures Burners aud wick
two stoves and pipe, axe grease, g..
And have also levied upon and thsl fLpOse for sale
vndsr aid WTit the Coal OIL Factory OF W. c. North
the Ohil Canal end u Ohio in said
city q Cleveland the lTth day Of April, 1850 Al
O'Clock A. NJ, the property In said fncoTY, consist
Ing Of the following articles 70 wit - stills, steam
boiler and iron pipes connected herewith treang ke
tie agtltor settling tank, bleaching tanks, 70
pumus bleaching house, coal shed, number earD0Ts
suphuc acid and empty chr0oys, lot tubs Tin
copper dippsI quantity heavy OIL axle ErOHss, barrel
paTane iron kettles, empty barrels cans wafer tank and
rubber hose press. i aove, pipe. &c
have also levied uDou and shall onel for sale, unioT
said wr the door Of the Court Hsuse Of Ssns
and Champlain streets in "a cry the lth day Of
April isGo al o'clock M Of said day, horse
single TockaWay wagon. aud ons single haness.
B BEAvis PlH's Ary.
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=. -
GLEVELAND AND MAIfONIN
~ RAIL HOAn--TIAIE TABLE, Ne. Is
T9take effect on and Alter Thuray TobruarT o. ,sss,
GOING EAST. GOING WEet.
ElEBelGnd 70 L0inags-i f0r-qlf1l7l % LLt8
f1tlH- l1ll.
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NEw YORK STOCK BIARKET-APrnl 10
IaY rrLEoEAPH.l

storks more active &C Fathsr better Chicago Rock
Is aud bsS; Clossltnd Psbursh 6l: New Jersey i3s;
Cleveland Toledo ~ @ lena Cuicago So; llinoil
CSnfTal ssrin 6 Panama lS3; Mohg,n sou heF n; II
sssoed 81 Erie l3; New York Cenirai "a pacihr
h~u l0l1 Michigan Csnara per cents sSi Cat seySIl
&3Si do. Ees t3.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRNINe LEADER oFFlOE. !
Tuesday Evening, April A. 'o'''

FuouR-Ths usual small sales including red AA
81 $50.
WHRAr-More sellers than buyers. ]. so y are
the Last offers made By eity purchasers, varying &C
sordlng to quantity and quality. Sales reported
are three ears red at 90 l car do. ct i'z'; eA
prime do, at IS and ! car white at i's's'
CoRN-Sales ears At sic.
SEEDs-Sale 90 bus clover 81 tsl.
Eses-Are selling freely st i0e'
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KEw YsRK MARKET-AprH 10.

rtorp y GO bbls At S. ass soioT super stats
As SOS % or State Sba Asl Tor tapsr sester
Il @ -5of coman 10 med o1ta western; $500 st 10 for
sdo ia er with better demand bolh Tor export
rsa hona conaamptiol Closing hrm.
CSNa aDiAN ELOuR-Saos uf 800 bela AZ $3.50
RYE FLouR.-ouiot ana sieadr. Salea 100 bhla At
IS faTd 90 common ~ chuico sup. =
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Coaiinuss dall At SLs78l g
COIN AEAL--ouios usd aomlusly unehnnEed. -
vii sKf-AaIkss heavy AID a shade l'Wer' sales eu0
WHEAr-AEurhst it drmsr with sosd export inquiry,
The clions checked mewaat b. the hfnnea. oi
h1deu. Srlo $500 bus Lhicag0 tpriug ~ 81 si.li W
tOo bus Nile Club e. Alsalani aoJ0 ~, N.4 VIC :,
a about lsl; All t0oo bus inferior white lehlsen ~
RYE-Dun at soSsse, sales Of 5000 bus At 'ho 'uT'ids
BIRLEY-Dsil and lower. Sales 500 bus prime iii
sARi.EY aIALr-In fair Request aud steady prices -
coRN-s-sfcs sRd market armsr Sa ss 2 coo brS a
7taf6a fnr mfrud udnai uud detFefedi tgtihe iof
Yellow 5sc Tor Whts saeudiut 1850 eas isF saPi' ~
oArs-Firn, amp modsrais business dlingi G6&te
~ Eteru On. - l4ttaC stHte.
PORK-AIaIfei very dpi, snd prices stil! raen iayef
assg Sli o. thn mes; SleeoS6 81 western prime mes
sIl % CITY urme mesai $50 clear; SlA29lto Tor new
SHFRf-GuisS and uachangd sales 500 bsis at 81 on9
go oT country prime; &seo4sto conntTy mess: etiaa
Sl0.so Tanacke4 mss; Slice el2 IS extra msss.
tEEF HaMS-Coutinue dul with sales Of lls bhls ~
ga ao1dlaos state: SitOgal6 Il western
PRLIE MESS aEEF-o toi = b0la. Sales Withia
cay I've of 400 lisruss evsland on private terms
BACON euirt end unchanred.
cur hIEA fS-Dul and heavy, Sales l5o packages Al
i67No for shouldersi seek, for hams.
LAkD-Moro actye, a2d pFces N lsvoI OF buyeis-
B0TTER-Pisaiy and IN limited request At nos Ohio
GHEEsE-In fair demand al IosI2o.
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DR. A. W. TUCKER.-It has become
II well known fsct that he cures hundreds Of Chro-
DC disease with ms Baths and Medionss an other
RI c.ce iails lie VIII guaranteo to hheuuatisu
SAT- hneum cfotua. Liver Compliant, Chill Fevsr. Dgs-
Peps a. fave Asthma Catarrh DruFsvi asn secon1ary
e1phll N allia various forms. For ths disse 1 u.A
spec ne ihat never fails Good trccsss m al ot1rI o
nc aissesea and ma yacuts Call end see hs Deeiof
80 once No. III Ontario street. up stairs
q Cous1itaion Hrea. MARI
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CHERIFF AND MASTER GONE

~ A1SsIONER's sALE.-Pursuaut 10 the command
Of order Of ,ae the Court Of Cemuon Pleas
Of CuyHhOga County, 1t the suit OF George WOhngon
Flainif against william Rogers and others, Defendants
shall Offer for sale Public auction, the door Of the
Court HOUSE. lcorner Of - neca and ChAmplan gtfeetl
Ia the cv Of Cleveland IA said county the l2h day q
MAY, lhC0 At O'Clock p NJ Of said day the fouoNitg
city Of Cleveland IN the c0un Jof CuTahosa and State Of
Ohio and known parts Of 10 Nos q and q, ass
survey recorded Boo o. prge al and bounded as FOL-
lows WeseTy By d. parallel with the street line aud
feet saserly theTecm being the eastery line
Of land decided by PHlmeTtO Chandler southerY bV the
noFthsy line OF Lot No a; easterly by land sold W.
Wing and norhery by First Street Sad beirK thirty
Sx feet front and hundred feet Deep with cOubo
hnns- thereon
Appraised At $4,000. n. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master C0mT
BIK0HAM HovET. PUTS AttJs. april IA
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aAf-AAAAa1 ANsAisA ~ AAt-ta
A. Cleveland with cgelan1 ald r1etcs CieTeisad CO.
lumbus Cineinna CleFelac and EriH, aLl ClaUaaaf
and Pltisburgi hailrs. e.
Al s9loI with hacks 90 Chagrll FlllE, &C.
~ Mantua with HACKS or EaFenna, ar
A. brlf eTilla with hscks 70 NeEaOi Esl-s &C..
A. Ea'iel with hacks % slzen ti-cea3se, MsafEiis
Blnomdaia Eaniell, &C.
At YOUNGSTOWN, wilh E-agss for Ne Castle. Pollul,
z. 70 Pittsburgh.
Clevelazd Feb g. IKE
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Goal Dealers
The HamnOndsViIIe


MINING d MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
Ii Rctnil from their own Mines and MauuiartoTies-
HAAIMoSDSVILLE COAL. tr Gas, Steam, smIthiDg
Domestic use.
HAaIsIoNDsVILLE COKE No. l, for MaaufaelnriRg
purposes
HAKMONDsVILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
HAMMoNDsVILLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground and
dry.
HAMAfONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK co nmon pattern,
ead wedge, ii wetgs. Tce or a,chs and cupoia-
HAAIlIONDSYlLLE FIRE CLAY .RETORTS AND
CHIMNEY TOPS
HAMMoNDsvLLE FIRE CLAY TILE. q every pal
HAMMO NDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
IILE, every p1tttrn.
HAAIMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
pl 10 ard ornamental
HAMMONDSVILLE vTTRIFIED WATER PIPE. GAS
PIPE sc Of every and vari-ty, emb ac.ug SIN
aud double branch screw, bsnds. &C. Alsa,
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For lubTiczting and burning, lat wholesale Only)
j. J. R0CKAFELLOW,
General Agent Once on P. Pier, cleveland, o.
Enarl3R2f
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Transportation.
LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUNKIRE.
Notice to Shippers,

f%# III sss$ 5:.$:3!i !.
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NEw YORK BANK sTATEMENT-Apri 3.
lBT TELEaRAPEl
MARINE RECORD.

PoRT OF CLEvELAND-ApTil 10.
ENTERED.
Steamer May Queen, Capt. Yigsr. from Detroit
Prop. YOuag America from 0sWegO for Chi
esgo.
ssbs. Ir0nsides, Grover, from osWsgO, with coo
bblf. salt
cLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Capt. Viger, for Detroit.
sebr. Herald, Green, for Port Hope, ngh'.
Star Of the North, Payne, for Chicago,
200 tons coal.
R. Foster, Baker, for Port Byerlie, light
Pearl, Nay, for Port Stanley, 100 tons
coal
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RR. RrAv1. Plas a

MASTEk'S SALE.-In pursuance
w Of deerstal ortss Of sale. iSsaed from the
Conrt OF Common Pleas OF OuybhOga county Ohio a. the
Of Thomss B. Pr tahard Gsains Walter J. Allen and
Others directed, I shall expose fer sale u
the door Of the Court House. (eotner Of Seneca and
Champan streets IN The City Of CeVsland) in said county
the l0,h day Of May, ls60, at o'clock p M. o said
day the following dasc ed lands and tenfmentg wit
Situate in the township Of BROOKLYN Cuyahoga county,
Ohio and is knCWn Lot No. rs. iR Hiram stones add
on 70 CleTeiaId composed Of original Lott Ms 81 and
b3 in said Brooklyn i0Wnsh SAID lot 6s O2 r. front
Column street and lf1 u deep he line
and l4 and 5l2 feet deep along Erin avsnls and 65 IL
feet wide on the west end. AppFaised II S687.
j. W BINGHAM, szaSsT Com'r.
LoRTN PRFNTIss Pufis Att'y. anr9:R,2
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Ratl RoaOs.
1650--R0.
IgTgIgnd, Celun5as { Cilsinlati kallr0aa


ClsFslsld, Columbus CiGsinBati kaslR0ae
lsfS * ~ = = rlrs ~
u. y 80 49, 80.
WINTER ARBAEisEefFgF
On AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ "a 1859 PASSENGER Trana leave Cleveland asfolos
s0A. H. CINCINNATI Express stoppiIE 81 Berea GFaf-
ton II GrEuEu. wellington. New LOldun, ha~
len shelby ann all stations south of Shelby.
90 u Cincinnati Night Passenger, 3loDpus
tiGug bollenu Cleveland and Gallon, and as
Cardirgfon ard Delaware; n.gor Elgppug -
leave Lan7anFers arall gtaiioaa south of Gallon.
CONN ECLlONS.
6hahgs 6andusEy, MauEfeld and NeUark haiirola iot
mnna1ald lft Falu1n, Newark, ZaneETilla,
Cftziiins. FtIhurFh r. WAYNE and Chicago hali7oad
torForesi ppar aanduEEIf DllpEo1f Liza \
Ma{aas LsreTIe, Cheap 1c- west, and Las
llT Manzlc 4, wooster masstOn. &c
oa0u and Eellelo1i1s Esl1oad Lire a1aT0n, Bslsl
i9H,ans sonsg Uuion, hiuucie, Inaia1apois
ere llsgls, Y ine5lnfs, EEazssiils Asolilill'
Bs.EHa .Ytan an CiHoia,iii I.uo ior Rurnzfsld o.
Dayton, Hsuiilgu, Cincirnsti. hichuoId. In
dnnap0lls Icrra H1ut1 % Lsouis. Ee.s md ~
Clacinnati with The Ohio q MisIlsEigpi Ral-
Eold iof LOuis7liisi and al 22iniz On tns Ohis
Csuusas. Liids sTrsni and C5iumbus. and Xaais Ban
ro1d. fuT Leull, LlFlcn, indianapolis, EErrs
hlnut1, So LOUIS, MORROW. LnTei1nd. and Cin-
ciuulti End VFitlt tne Obs aad lli1sig1ippi hall-
Tgsd ~ Cincinnati fur Louisville kElrEsills
Cair1 50 I.ouis. aHd al D oiufa the Ohio river.
Coluuias Central ONO Rarual ~ Nsgark ZanssFlis
Wheeling, SC; Cc.lmbus, Piqua and tndiaha
Railroad for Piqua- Uzhana &c.
~ For TuketE lii pCllta and nioruaticu ar-iT -
ths Union Ticket once 81 SupeTloraretti O. A The Pa
zsngersta
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Nr. EOH.

Src'rn Rtern Hcbs;te u. iaate mil lsiisr Gtimms,
orn DIR atrr rie iIrinift Splts perIfanren wrrtsH
Fcnn.r, ucr fiji bin suf pi, g.i6r p,nttub.
Sisb it rae 'wsiis Srfsr, rae iuusrbals riu.r
sSod's rcn NSrcer .ano sssalisn; rue SstsrlGr
lssts ror mrine 9tire Die srft, Siutfnult;
hin hitrbsraescmmrH. nm cie Mntlnas ,u rirrr-
leasn = msire uai6ule gu hsp,iien. 8sin iis
mrtn era ron 10 sn irsli6sc S6ule. abtr rsr
Mrrrsr lstt untsr uns.
Spr prnasn 5assn ncGt rdr ee msiue GefAt,
etsfsn Stani iu psrlaT,n unb mao arras ,u at-
Zen. IS in Is noh atsr ni,tt .bsr jset, Die bic
oano sntcsdt in. nj: isnc Bunct icblua, kis mein
Rame mi'rsr rein unp f6uIsfrsi rrr esr DrIs
sitttt. Grh niht msins D1ne olrtu, actin,
audi msine Nniidten battn TT acaurrt.
Sbr rt't Nanner scn @rfanias, 8isls vrn
eab wfnafffns, Die mid nd5er fanntrn. na6 Id
bic Jet rsm lreitsn uup Nir',n rsr 8eaulats-
rem entsestn mar; i& brlt ibre uuasisslibisit
'ur einsn soiiauttarn @ruur, Il, ,u prreammsn,
= ieh esnte nib metr 70. birr ,u unfsr,n Sl.
brn lirst rim s4eIen a.mcrrss, pds barmlos unp
nn,6uleia 6tintn frlnit ptsr bstriitte; ncr III
bier. rem nc nitt curb itr aulpructIss ireunrli-
d,sS 9Ssisn aefdlsu, rrn Il, nidt tur1 ibrc frsna
9smsinte nnp eliubiss ReliaicFtat wopurb lie
i'lbt psm lnutsn ibrrs Stammrs mntr.u as-
wcrcsn, scruhrt bIiie. Sis III tpot = une bic
'"s'ts' tpnntrn iis nibt fduern; ftr IN topt, uuS
ct Otirec fno iu mahtlrS, prn Mcrr.r ,u ers
rtidesn uno 'u btitrafcn; bier ab,r bttt ict meinc
cnne smrpr, amp IcbmTrt Sci rem oumG6tiarn
t'ctt, Pop lb nitt Sbrr ruben unb raittn nil,
bic tbr Siht. wtr raS itnss unsInd6rn Nlaus
Hes 9erd:bt III, r"s ib nidt cher .rub,n unc ra-
tsn nil, bic mir DIE Natttrtrut, bic iitb uuter
unS einAr'd,i6cn BAT, sefuHprn unp ibr, Sppfe
'ertrrten bhhsn. Mdnncr rpn ArfaniaS, wclt
3br mir SsIhbrn mii Gnsrsn Armsn uue Gusrtn
ptr,cn2
Sa tnGtt es rumpf uns Itiit hur3 rit mite
eers quite = IA! 70 wabr nns Sctti tttft.
(JUrtirsuns fclat)
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II unDer!afiua. Il.

Ter nntsrNtbners 1T iset in Sanot jeern autraa II
sIE" 'eiTGItt aus,unbren UNI ;wlr 10 blu9 alS mpSi
@tns @uSWdhl sUn 2 Il; 9en III fprtpdNrcno pprrdtbis
Gtn neuer, gutter lopttnmGaen mir eiren auten lre.
Der una rubtser 9efrosh. fur tnpaiser G,c6raup
Nie &ufmtrfdmo Sct< }nblbern u ,Tan,ilien mir
Js thiei duf icnf sr6Be Ausmlbl ppn aRdtrlefn
NuStciieruns you 5onbaS Siblsr t. A,at,artr
Iue prompt bsir!Si. SrdneiS NGube
SIcdeItr., Gfe ctr Sttn Straps
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Damplihifiabrt ip:lttn :nitmcnp II. Nsr 2lrrt

DIE eeieen GroHen unn tciusm tn9rittcten gee Tusf
lhint nSamee!om mn 9pdnrtt" wcrntn cem reii,nptr
puSIHm su SenubIns scltcns empf9ben Err isabrrr,c
eetra9i III oer GalHTt INCL ScI S. une i'm ,iip
lpenccd So Sie - mreirpn" YrrlaFt ibrta 95hatf ar
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