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, 1860-04-05

@ Strengthen the Systcm-Vicor
Il Of u. cardinal eemena OF ke.it. sEekaea t tho
consequence OF It's declua death os s pa..szation Ths
best me4na Of 1npar!rg r!nr the hokca iowa frame
and shat cred constitution. whlh us bxsE Invented or
dseoveEe preferred be at hoth .e.es md III
axes In HoSraTrEE'5 STOMACH BirrERs- M.1y
who Eetest uoon the s.net!ty v.h which they ia:e dd
with health In youth and n1'u-:y laaey ha. they h4vs
koae too far /, be ze,orri. Tls i deusuD Cesutty
from vha,erer aris:n:. may b eur=d sttecEh In
~hztsses may hase been ~nsas A1 b41sstored
By the use Of b powerful AMI tsa't-s' !ayz2,ans. ror
dsesaa and nj is painful s.e:s h7dy sai mental
they are speed. It as h.d Of aay dsugxn
ap1.Grtn
, 1860-04-05

TOR SALF..-A splendid pair of
lind sntgect1e.. fancy fimlr aid god ,ravee,*
70 hnd coallns ST years old. inquire At No. III
In St.erf Ap5I1t
, 1860-04-05

w ANTE D--By a respectable
~ you.e nan fGeranl s&rat'on =. ro'se? Il 4
wholesale fes2i .t:te- Ad41ess u. B. lTes5 ard Ira-
9st.A 4rSr
, 1860-04-05

LARcEST.-A few nights since *ett Of har-
ness were stolen from the barn Of Mr.. Conc,
near the Rock Island depot.
, 1860-04-05
STAFFORD j. SMEDLEY'S
EXTENSIVE AUrrTnr cArr

S1ArfOkD u SMEDLEY'S
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
.D1 CATALOGUE,
AT IlIElIs sALESNoon.
40 South Water Street, CL:carc
T~o doors we.' of c!,'k ..rre..
"e viii sell to :he h'kar.t bltd.r on The
4th day Of 4 prtt next,
she 70 cr'1Hehee ia iEe~ .-rt1,xnt or T,.,r RI
anu AMs q. ~ aou:l'' ard fn:'s iii k;kas- Ain =
stocs uf talnts. Lin.cva III. lu~ptu.: G VAN Il, ~ ~
house uecliHtnx bus rs4 consi.tt. m a1. =, uw,:
a. fsnsh sos md Jouale .a .zc,> ,hct xl,
Ststs. - aas7c,.e,sh.,
!sh: y: ,Fusatn.e varn h. his. F;,.r,oo,psa,.
;sS,s., So;f T.: Do d.. te:is eae..n i.es. 49,
f!fst ,;.i,. ~. ~ NJ E. coas: :afa!ss.
- bor. Lima dn. .ltVJc,t
ea1's" csc:y FArc'y AID to'os: s. e. Ccur.e;. Sc
catalogue. TfH 6r rsady on ~:5onday, 2Gsh.
Terms of 'a:e III .tt kn9vn H. rt.u
eh,Ats Eta G4c-t a,.% nv " 3' o'~' ~ A"4@
..., ~. naSe Aa;s So lss F=ts At,m- <.-rc:, on
s..t sa.. lea.c AI"s. II y. ito, r.n b. 10
ue~to' r or lat trt Ir. I,iu .. aGef ul rr-r
A@S. me AF* eA. vi LIT On n u h.v rsS
neMHCtvetaer Nth lie two tw.! !uk. IN I, <.m~ IN
lhataaa .r-t .nt tie twt tufy III: Ii. ii n. NO
es.ef u u ~s:ch Is veil ..d .r,r4 T. Ihv
an 1n s.t eut oc T. an'us'. lurIn seu.ah a.p.Y
nhloo::4 :m sTAFFURD s suEDrEY. a~,.n,
, 1860-04-05

PnA1E1E CRICKET cLrn or CHICAGO, I1I.-At
their annual meeting. held the I'd Of Arril, the
following members were appointed officers for
tho ensuing years.
Edward Wright. President; Il. O. Chambers,
lst Vice President; J. Bruce, I'd Vice prcs;.
dent; S. r. 0ldershaw, Secretary; ]. Leduc,
Treasurer; T. E. Blacknes, H. o. Chambers, s
T. o1derhbaw, Executive Committee; II. s.
Stewart, 1st Captain Of the Field; c. Laycock
cd Captain Of the Field. -
Matches agreed upon for 1860 are IS follows
St. Louis, Of St. Louis, ut St. Louis, May I'd
reninsular, Of Detroit, ut Chicago. May e4th
St. Georges, Of Cleveland, at Chicago, time no
fixed; Cincinnati, Of Cincinnati, at Chicago
] time not fixed.
, 1860-04-05

The COUNTY roon HorsE.-Yesterday the
COMMITTEES on Building a7d the Committac on
Poor House and Paupcrs, Of the Board Of Su-
pcrsisors. were in session, and visited III body,
the County roor House. The special purpose
Of their visit was the adoption Of place some.
time since set on foot for the enlargement
OF tue Insane ward, which is to be Immediately
commenced. These several visitors agree in
their testimony us to the we'll kept and c!canly
aspect Of mattcrs at the Poor House.
, 1860-04-05

/ EAEp.-!t mettlnG ot I1e l2cuitg ana
students Of Bryant, He'll l. Stratton's CONNER
cial College, held pu the Sd Of April, 1869.
the following resolutions were uu@nimoasly
adopted:
P-9r- TT the p1i:e.7a1-. te'eter' and ktu1eEt4 RI
E5Ya.t lH Stfho1s ConTe1e Il COLLEGE, It Ch'a-c,
fhst ouy H. & sat FIJI II X Aai hes~v rendered
10 lie I'll "a .het Ge.t+en E~ntr7us'y par!
e. j in ~, svsr| cf the sa.s fre~ csu:n1 bnra
tI. n.s' ;ru hrYin- tic vinttE wh!cL rtsd
one ~ IT,. fnst Intel "a ea.~ttarmen, o.ssr
10 our ernunstT, eli -!!et the ettst enesmus Of
tt< k@siEc a1t tic ress.
r.s,' T,xt 40 maxi thankful Actun~ ieds 1ert
O. le avr. c,aerd bv the reE:psper psvss Of city
II tsv noIce teals httso~ c1 upoa the rsve.
iii eturr d'r1nE tire dci!ve NJ h: cnu+.-.
~~1rri. That cons Of taesc p'oeetenF* b sent TO
d. Ear.en=e:, Eev. L"H, ts,no. aty y. .'uErhrey,
Esrssr. P7"f Hentv Ee,h. sna 10 Ht><,* 1. =. h.a.
Ill. wa, Mathews N. i.oss. U. :. 1'cdes md n.
B. rteo il wso fer t.er Aind Aent .o:s efforts Ia
tyosNtre the r!r<s, Of our tasttuuon a7e IT,
There will b. meeting Of the Execu.
tive Committee OF the Young Mems Republican
Club, at the Head Quarters. on Thursday ere
ming, !s77;l 9Th, at It O'Clock. 4 full attend.
aucc IN requested. Z. S. WILLIAMS,
J. 4. HrccS1S, Sec. President.
, 1860-04-05
THE CITY.


Auction Sales this Morning.
Household Furniture Carpets S;lyerF.sel Ware and
C1ockey. By Gilbert l. sampsoa. auctouccss, E. Lake
st:ect.
, 1860-04-05
Nf>n a1brrti5

TOR SALE-A Drug Store, we'll
situated will he sola relsonab!e terms. Ad@reas
Boz 1D.6. arstr
, 1860-04-05
Hundreds Of 4'Ounty Fairs.

Atthe late e. 8. Fair cac,xo th' Society awarded
dal ard ue :: eta1 rEsmiuu Of 800 s*vs- Pitcher.
Tic LoSk: stitch alee by .h nchre sthe only stitch
eael tide os the sa,- 1t!s uae w. I'll. a4da
kts Of IIf flbr, !nteaeked III The
time aid laho:'stn; n,e're. i. :hr sswrE q
family ,7ufacgc: with and L.1ut,. STICKING
tes,us!1es.e= qalre to 20 the tsme b Land.
q thtse In7e!.lng, *sIe s,A II i:e p:in:e
With eas naeh:ae this IS ,osactny sxp. cit 10 shew i's
chimes when shipped aoxe. With r.erth .ze*sa:Y
70 ne th. aade,a b. trlv red br t'stho1e In
GEO, 4. CHIT ESlES. Genssa! A:cay.
Nos. lE7 l. lG9 Lake g., t'k!.a: %. II.
H-,-k n ~ r.
, 1860-04-05

EOR PIXIES PEAK.-Any one
+ wishing good Pa-saee thrr h 70 kes eak fare
thr ugh :evett .-dve iIar- acd tsasted G. BHAD
Ley c. lEASE sl6 Kia1'e Atseet- beoEs Tuesday
, 1860-04-05

TOR SALE-Tork and Lard Il
prime ar!cc. always md aud for .as hy quantity
cs s:! le Stc3s cured Etr league. f1nll1s use.
Alo Whit Fish and Tfuut. GEO. A. sEAfEANS.
lnll5 '7.s-l.n :. t.xa,rutu slrett
, 1860-04-05
Ice Cur,

We bad the pleasure Yesterday Of seeing m
ice car, destined for the new line b.twecn
Prairie Du Chien and Saint Paul. During
four months iu the year the Upper Mississippi
river Is closed by ice aud the only way that pas
senscrs can get 10 st. Paul from. the nearest
poiat (Lacrosse}, is by way Ct staging. Two
years ago Sir. Wizard inv .ntcd s1ca1:, ice car to
run on the river its first trIal trip proved lba:
the Thing Was feasible, and c. rnpanv WIS cr-
ganlzcd and cla1 ted by the States Of Wisconsin,
and Minncsota-Mr Stuart Of prai1ic Uu Chen
being elected President.
TIE Car was to hare been finished in time to
try the experiment this winter but 1hc contract
or failed to have it ready ut tue ting agreed on
so it will remain At Prairie Du Chcn to he tried
next winter. The following is description ot
the car: The body is twenty eight feet long, tue
cabili occupyIn. the foremost part OF the car,
fifteen feet long, seven feet wide, and eight feet
high, and is wnr1ned by the exhaust steam.
The engines, which are built On tile locomotive
plan, are about sixteen horse power
Tie beat. OF rather car, is in the shape Of 4
common railroad Cal, and is mounted Oh runners
with springs. The prolel:i:g pnwsr is iu 4
wheel, Sith which the engines connect. Tie
extcr;or il very handsomely ornaucnsed with
portraits nf DR.. Elisha Kent Kane and Henry
Grin1cll, E:q.. and appropriate Arctic scenes.
Te Interior Ii decorated in tasteful and elegant
manner witla beautiful mirror, crimson velvet
cushions. &C., aud collection Q! sixteen photo
grn:'Aic portraits.
The railroads have passed the car and fifteen
persons free. The car is really great cu,iusi-
tv, and well worth seeing. 1t goes to Chicago
this morning br the Pittsburgh, Fort Way ne l.
Chicago Ra,lroad--J'.lfsdurya f'a.>tte.
, 1860-04-05

WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Have the 1uSaest Premiums I. tie Fa,ss II the
United States Agricultural Society,
Aea i. the SITE F4'rs If
MAINE, ILLINOIS,
VERMONT, MISSOURI,
CONNECTICUT, ONO,
NEW YORK, INDIANA,
NEW JERSEY, KENTUCKY,
PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN,
VIRGINIA, - WISCONSIN,
MISSISSIPPI J. CALIFORNIA,
And st The Fai,sof
Metropolitan Mechanics : Institute. Washington,
American Institute, New York,
Mechanics Association, Boston,
Franklin Institute. PHILADELPHIA,
Mechanics Institute, Baltimore,
Mecaanle's Association, Cincinnati,
Mechanics Institute, Chicugo,
Kentucky Institute, Louisville,
Mechanical Association, st. Louis,
Mechanics Institute, can Francisco,
, 1860-04-05
r OR Il 4 y r Or LEASE. =
ET0pEl Am rrEff%rl

STORES AND OFFICES
T~o srr ttnrr o:es corner ef Ever 1n pnek st5etss
stnrr. IS ra ,tn stie-t. Ba+ 5: usa1t r gte- T.
!so.t- nd t'rscc* u ~ aid - sstb.Ip 1trsts
:tse AID uwt,'rS =. s'*T..c'. Hs'smcnt. y M.
+th 31o1 Of - Karlol4A street. Ea.k:nith SLcn q
Me4Ia Sl<et- ~
HOSES.
Hor*c ard Lot, III y ba b avrnue. Two ncw ,hrfe
ttnFy bfNk HOUSES M Fulton aeet, C1Ion Park.
llsa. IL IN psuEeutGts-
LOTS.
Lnt With c7 Wells 1ni Jisx so streets tab'e
sef .toEc ct Y4Tt. t. Nah4ar avenue aud
Jaciso. sr~+t- LIT etr W.sn'h ,re .ni Eao pl T.
Apply II HE "ai:r ct sLhEE i CITING. il. IN
w CGliU:., & teak .,s.ts. nhss.t,a.jm
, 1860-04-05

Ca.so= c1 T11x-uooss ere. u *; Curtain rises =.
~ 1c.ak +-.'1eely.
II e1ee opea sr,as 10 O'clock 4. Y. tit O'Clock
~nea sat* caa ~ seeaFrd srer AavA IN a4saase.
iAc1s Or rApN.a1oS--rsrqueti~ and Dse4s Circle g.:
Seeera eie.e g.; Ln~eE fxvae kc1ss -; trper. IS.
, 1860-04-05

TMCUINH TRADE MARKS
NeiGart. a. ts' 7-A atja:n:ns cities art e:lonsl
asarst huy!nz worthie 'mat,oa r 1oeaeer pt Up i;
Lo'+silt. md p.'9ad .e r d. ses OF, f.vastte
ms fhr b. p33. M .53 ID 70 M 70
rcSGl: cscc: ps9 ,, kos N4 c,osi r. s;s AnH AZ:
harn nrar.ce3 bY tbe.- retailing VI hare
1orta.n q z .ss;n: e' 1hs': h. 1E,sa :"
tn ex ra.s our indiKn4n such tsit1 sur and
vii w. ri l,h n rs.7"n.ahe. vc sa.! rot -s'atte h
.du1tnx tter ,l,aw aka. N19ehaaa M OF AAA massf.
We enever ''s;o:p 10 conqaef;,ox-r p,rDo,-o
f,h,.,no ,rxv.h ~ 1ssa rah3lxtt
, 1860-04-05

THE NEW Nf,VELt-Say and
i Sell. by'h suhor Of 'WlJe, Vile wnr1 In tvo
Tolun~s. frce $l0. ). t. 1*ls;f;>% i Et
mhal a3and II L7ka s,uok
, 1860-04-05

TOR SAL E.-A First Class
Es,;s!cc With three acres f1,nt. In Wright. G,eve
nea1 tie noE1hssn city lmlt.. lnqn etf
hsSHER / nEcK,
apSt9-S1E No. : Na.oLc lEDctr.
, 1860-04-05
J1JdntrD.

WANTED-Fivc or Six Iron
- F'asae:s fer enc wrk Ao,lT !ar-ta'e'y Il
Young. SewiLx Aa:.ns Faete.y is W
a,:xSl WI. 3, YOUNG = en-
, 1860-04-05
T9rtss 8 Triibuttr
CHICAGO.


RHODE ISLAND.
The telegraph wites failed in their duty last
night, and we are consequently without any
intelligence from the election held in Rhode
Island yesterday.
, 1860-04-05

TO LEAS E Two fist class
l. dweI!u:s sr,n May Isl. In tie pleasant pa,t nf
tire North ssi I'm. t1t ard ll5 :su-h s.e H. With
3asst=, ,.Ed ell .ae tFets an in dist r4- oft1'T.
te.sns rtn: to ou saust tine uch rrn-
p:.y. or rurcl very reau.t~i
in Lp3 q: T. A.: P1lsE j.. II NcCo nlcks taper
Fsct<ry. No lis ;"h st.ert nar lie putty farntsee
NJ, .nt Is .e'd III th, such p"oeE LII oil E.srct-. IS
Of The n3s1l~ an1s1l d nl4rs Of tie bo4st.
hiso-Two ass: .a.' "! Stoe=. II sna IL K!n
ap3xlw ". =. l. L. J. M-E,EN1 K.
, 1860-04-05
:Dgr rE=alg.

TOR SALE-o.o:-o Q Hishwines Bar
= ,ss fyI ::ssy eent.a ~! II" s'! ore-. Apply
EA:stts5 IL
, 1860-04-05

WANIEDA = Situation rs s.s vt
suac. tGesman.> AI,7l, to Mr. hSotFNACuEK. Recs
sttr&t rcar l.Iybt 1ine Avenue. aPsxlt
, 1860-04-05

" A n r E. D.-A Situation as
~ Genrs9l Asezt CT Salesman, II ,o1nx maa ut
from be E.a q1a ket By e.pert-nce h te useful IN any
bra ch Of bu.l cs lie TIE East cd his csy
VII! ec sisen. sd.css Hattie hou.e, Chicago.
, 1860-04-05

1>O REN'T-A Ittsi,l~ nee from Nav
dr.t The t.s1ifr. hou'c No. 81 an-JIe sire IT,
s's "s!:* all FEsak in s.see:s. n'anInG eight rse
*+il ilscat:kfes lo"lr and kE LEN 70 r~t IIc
4" 5aAe1 Ctsr1rAty r~&thcl l.. Wei street o.nnI.
ta* and hr c!r.on arg stret an.. rhieaeo avxntt
tuh1.l3.1sH e''-N@-
, 1860-04-05

uorsE RASsAckrp.-A few days since The
fami,y Of Il. N. Robinson. residing 1t No. g.
Ann street, left tic city for few days, the
house remaining locked up. They found on
their return that the premises hayc been broken
into by parsic. unknown and thorough ran
sack made, closets explored. drawers taken out
and cmpticd upon tho floor. 1t Is 60. ascer-
ta;ncd vet what value or amount Of articles bsvs
been taken.
, 1860-04-05

EfOE RENT-'rhat very eligible
-uitr Of tn cu.t"s HOUSE, nrv " tuo,cd
b; NE. fu.h Nc + TO- F,->e-.s5r 1T Nav ~.
tiyst. =: sraier NJ H. t:uat N II M hu:!. *
:< we<ni II ami !. 4. H.. rto CuSLEA kl.>SaL(.A
L. CiurS strexs. uba M in,
, 1860-04-05

Unw Anr TIE MOUNTAINS MADE ?-Nc would
call the attention Of o.r readers 10 tue lecture
TO s,c delivered this evening. by Cc'. j. ". fos'
ter. before the Chicago Academy ts Sciences
in the lecture rooa, cfthe Dearborn Seminary on
Wabash avenue. 1t tue la.. meeting Of the
Academy it was announced that Es:mber had
consent.1 to reply 10 tho theory +" confidently
advanced By Prof. Hall, Of New York, In his
lecture u,,on the formation Of mountain ranges,
recently delivered before the Society.
We were gresiGed to learn :hat our Young
society could select from its ranks one ready 10
meot in argument so prominent geo'cgtst as
Prof. Hall. but We were no: surprised upon as-
cer.a;aius who the champion VAS. Col. Fosters
eminent scientific nttainmcnts, and long expert.
encc-particularly iii this North Western re-
zion, 60 rich in felis Of 1csea1ch-hase already
p1aced him il the front rank Of the practical
biologists Of CUT country. aud We can confident
iy promise those Of our readers who visit the
Academy rooms this evening ono Of tte richest
intellectual treats Of the season.
We would bc pleased TO notice more extend
ed interest in the Chicago Academy on tho part
of our prominent citizens. It is an institution
destined to reflect considerable credit upon cur
city, aud shon:d meet with more encouragement
and support. Airca35 the collection contained
in its museum will well repay c S;si:, and we
trust that its removal into the more spacious
quarters Just secured. ri's inaugurate new era
in the brilliant future openin: Of the Society.
, 1860-04-05

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
mi Village ia the Wssttrn SHles. To ers, ,n offer
sa.ssa9s in!sesnsnt, W. cm xara:: tam f:oa, aus
tw.tc 2o,;ast -, stamp,' TELFEh l. DAY
tasos1s Sm ckcase Es1os.
, 1860-04-05

ITO fFNF-lIot.l and Storcs-
l. Tie fntes ::"wa the Late HOUSE. In thjcaso hav
ing nntr ~ s~ alterations ah rep IE. VII ase
a'iy c.tntlrttt t"E tEtr- very !ayoralte
TIM I'll It tfc dtr stores The ding
Isiy f:e eat. Aptls ". H. >ulIIf. tie o:e "
Cta1k -t:ee... nlh.StYI In,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-08
s}unoe 9Of1nner,

oernFerS uelae te Oper enes sebmen eaers pCrben b
e15 dbr6 10 Otele 8dunee tn etn nteS rd retBt wee
burb br erbdbeuen laleue enwdelu @erantstrafte
mil eem 0rnner Der 8rebdmet end beeeert une ber
Verr tidubsnse dSns tOft babea w1rbsn mSeeu 8 ntt
ppQRm YrrtrnnCm nnhfn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-08

re9uh9ef Der Der9angenen Sage, fetnen Son,
tttnfn Saut pernabm. 9lue6 um Jpn Der mar
tllr ibn beute flan9loS, f1weigenp unO Bpe ;
ct batte mecer ba6 Stimmen Der Snfrumen>
te 9ebDrt, Np6 pa5 9ppIaubiren oe6 publie
tln6. Nber In tbm tDnte unb flane es in
tauleno ipunoerYOlIen Stmmen, unp leine
Wtultf, bic er bon auBen ni6t oernabm, lit
baute IN ibren Ipe6Ielnben &bYtbmen, in
ibren erbabenen Melpbieen, in ibrer tiefen
@eoanfenfItle Dor feinem innern Sbre piee
Der, ite CAB ibm 2uf unp @onne, GerSpefe
lung uno S6merS je na1 ibren weAlelnpen
SdBen,
@r oa6te unb fiiblte nur feline Wuff, uno
70 Dor pem pult ltebeno, auf welber bic
partitur lag parO 8eetbppen sepil1ermasen
gum mtmtlhen Oarieler ietner Wu1tf, praa
matiltrte er feline Wuitt ben WuIlfern, ME
Den SpieIern, Wa8 fiimmerte i'm raber
oa6 reSelre6te Iactiren, ra6 berfGmmlibe
9lufs unp 9tieperldlasen, 8ei ieper ltalf
marfirten gtOte l1lu9 er nieper, glei6YieI Ob
ite AUDI in einem fAledten Gacttbsile mar !;
BET flo9eucen StelIen marc feline Wtiene oile
ter lein Slif 16permutb8ppu erplte Der
3orn in Ietner Wultf, 70 tparo audi etn Qlut>
liB Scrni9, 70 blibten 1eine 9lu9en, uno 16wes
re BOlten la9erten ith auf leiuer @tirn,
2Slten it6 Damn aber Die @turme Ger wuoetts
ben IDne, 70 i6pano audi Der Born aus
SeetbOpen6 2Intltb, uno letu 9uoe oldnNe
tpie IN leli9em Sdauer. Irat cine Stelle
etnL welAe nur Ietfe 9in9ebnu6t werpen cutf>
te, wel6e Diminuendo oe9eben meroen lpute
10 i6ten Beethoven fIeiner, INNER flener in
itd Sulammen Su frteden, unp beim 9ianils
fmC lab man iDn nitbt mebr, IAten Ct unter
eem pult Su perlAwinbeu. 9ltes pann all
9ema6, le mebr Die TpnmaIIen ith pteper
bOben, unp empCr i1wOlIen, trat audi 8eete
bcDenS 0eltalt pteOer berSpr lparo, ie b6ter
Die Wtnltt aufraul6te, INNER gr6Ber, 16ten
nit ben IhwelIenpen 9Dnen anSupa6Ien,
uno bel benz lubelnpen 3ulammenrau1hen
aller Shitrumente bob er it6 en1ppr auf ben
3ebenlpiBen; nit beipen erbpbenen 2trmen
pur6 bic 9uft pelIenf6rmise &retle siebeno
iAien ct in leiner @ersidun9 bereit, empor
gu f6weben in BEN pimmel, Den feline Wuitt
ibm 9eOfenbart unO 9eDffnet bate. - GSrete
lt6 mar bel lclaem Dirtoiren e6 ben Wue
ltfern l6wer. Dem entSIdten Diri9enten Su
fCl9en, aber SapeQmeilter umlauf mar "a,
INNER aufmerflum, INNER bereit burA @inf
unO 3ei6en Die Muitfer Su Orientiren unp
sulammenSubalten unp Beethoven, rie see
iaet, aus leinen @n3idun9en ft6 wieper
Der Birflt9fett Suwencenp, Crientirte fd
1dnell wieper inpem er nit ieinem 1Aarfeu
9lu9e an Dem Stri6 Der SOsenintrumente
errietb, rpeI6e 8i9ur bic Wuiifer eben pprs
sutra9en batten -
(6Ortletun9 fpl9t,)
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Dr. 9obnltoll,
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