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Ii HAL MiHpED NY Mo-HEa.--I went a
few weeks since into Jail to see a young
man vho had once been L Sabbath School
scholar.
The keeper took large bunch nf key, and
led us thron.h the long, gloomy halls unlock
ing one door after another, until at length he
opened the door of the room where sat She
Young man we had como TO soc. The walls
of tho room were Of course stone, the floor Of
thick plank, and before the windows were
stron iron bars.
Without all was beautiful the green fields
the sweet flowers and singing birds were as
| lovely Is ever; but this Young ihan could en-
ioy none of thnse--no never could Ge 90 out,
for he was condemned to death Yes, he had
killed man, and now he must die.--Think
Of it. only twenty years cd, and yet a rnur-
derer. | sat down beside him and talked with
him. 'Oh, said he. as the tears rolled down
his checks, / did not near 70 do it, but | was
drunk; and got angry. and before knew
what | was about | killed him. Oh. if
had rninded what my Sabbath School teach
/ er said, If had minded nay mother, should
never have come 70 this--l should aeeer have
been here?
1t would have made your leart sore as it
did mine to sec and talk with him. Once
he was happy child like you; now he is Is
condemned young man. He did not mind
his mother, did not govern his temper, and
as he grew older he went with bad boys, who
! taught him bad habits; and he became worse
and worse. until, as be said when drunk he
| killed man, and now after few weeks, he
must die he must suffer the dreadful penalty
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines !!
Il New Machine
Which makes no Noise {!

WE desire to call the attention Of Tai
w lcrs 10 our New Machines, just fIom our
Manufactory, which is the Fastest Machine in
the World runs easy, and makes no noise.
This improvement is found in no other lna-
shine and is secured by letters patent
To those who hare refrained from buying we
offer the most perfect nachiue, the only one that
does every kind Of tailoring, the finest and the
voarsest, all the work OF the Family binds hats,
caps, fronts, CATERS, shoes, and every hing ne
eessary to be sewed. The reputation OF our ma
chimes, "a, 900 in operation in this ciy) is suai-
eient recommends ton to the new i'm ,rovement.
lg-Send for a copy OF MSINGER & Co's
GAZETTE, which will be sent free. Parties
wishing to purchase, will notice our Machlne
with one operator-will do more Work than
any other two machines, which is gain OF 100
per cent. Prices ranging from $50 TO Sl25.
". Z. BRODERICK, Agent,
i59 Baltimore ST.
E,f.innnrs Ma Ian % l660-ly
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Baltimore & Ohio ssaigrOad.
Improved Schedule fer Travel.
la 81 ..Es..i;i...iRs - I

Las :Elziii....iis Fs
~ and after Monday. Nov. l4,h, 1859, the
" passenger truins will tum us folitws:
For the East.
TRAIN (daily e4 Sunduys.)
Leaves Wheeling 9iOp. IN. Arriyes at ali.
" Cumberland s. ) n. In. more 800 p. IN.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling IL .G5 II. III. Arrives at Bal;i.
" Cumberland i0.I0p.n. more 6.45 n. III.
Passengcrsfrom Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
For the West.
ACCOMM0DATIoN TRAIN between lumber
land aud Wheeling.
Leave Cumberland s.U0a III. Arrive at Wheel
ing $50 P. ".
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily ex. Sunday,
Leaves Baltimore 7.i5a. III. Arrive ut Wheel
a. Cumberland 4.'3 p. IN. ing 800 am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore U5r. IN. Arrives at Vince!
" Cumberland li.S5 PIN insa 800 4. III
Passengers fl ON Cumberland for Way Sta.
tions West will take Accommodation Train;
and for Stations on NV. Va. koad will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all Important citiss sWest
can be procured at .his Office.
l.. c. BOEIIM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov II, 1889.
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=
CUMBERLAND
HAT & CAP EMPORIUM.

THE subscriber has large and com.
plete stock of seasonube Gu0DS on hand
Mems, Boys aud Childrens' Hats and
Caps, ofcvery variety, quality and style,
calculated to suit the most f,stidous and Judi
cious taste of the customer.
lie being encouraged by the liberal patron
age ofan apprecia,inp pu5licinnd des:rouS to
keep fully up " ilh the Improvements OF the age
We live in, has been induced to make argang'
ments with an experienced and skiliful manu-
iacturer, 10 Introduce in Cumberland, a HOIE-
MADE Sail stlie OF
Silk and Fur Hat.
which for symmetrical proportions, quality D
materials, and elegance OF finish, are unsug-
rassed by the productions OF the leaders Uf fash
i IL, OF either New York, Philadelphia or Balti-
more.
His home made HATS shall be, all that Hats
can he, in combination OF quality and STYLE
using nothing but the very best material for
manufacturing purposes, which material liz en-
HANGED in quality, by Il new mOduS operdndI OF
manipulation in the making proc, ss, by the OPP
orators who are the most sxilllu in the practic.
nj execution OF the art, and who possess II
thorough knowledge OF ail the modern improv-
ments and processes necessary to successful
operation.
With these facilities vt my command, can
now, in the S irit and pride ofhonorabe com
petition, with all due candor assure my patrons
and the bubble generally, that | am prepared
to produce HOME MADE HAT OF unsurpassed
eegance combining nehtness with style, beau
ty with quality, lightness with durability, elias
tic:ty With strength aud soft and agreeable TO
the head of the wenrer. Please call and lie I'VE
your ORDERS as a good fit is guaranteed to the
most difficult shapedhead. Constantly on hand,
large assortment OF fashionable Silk Hats,
Moleskins and Satin, Beaver and Plain silk
Hats, Fur Hats, Beaver, Nutria Cassmeres,
Brush, AID every quality style and variety OF
soft Hats. BOYS Plain snd Childrens' Fancy
Hats and Caps in all their variety.
+. MINKE,
Hat Manufacturer,
Oct 27 1850 Gum berlsrd Md
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NUMBER Is.

you; and now find you to lose you again.
However. Mr.. Davenport, your hand /:
there, take her. God bless you. May you
be happy
Davenport, with tears in his eyes, thanked
his future parent enthusiastically. and Emily
threw herself upon her fathers neck and
wcpt.
Never was a union more happy than this
which was so strangely brought about; and
this true story will serve as one more in
stance, added to the many, of the romance
of real liCo
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Is r. TRuE?-The following is the whole
of All article in the Presbyterian Herald Keep
it bsfoio ths Christian world: That the great
want oi the churches Of tue present day is nc!
,a'cr'cL preachers, hit pious pastors.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-04-12
Grain Wanted.

MARINERS and others having Wheat, Rye
L and Oats for sale, will find ito their inte'
rest to give us a call, as we will at all times
give market price, either in cash or exchange
for goods. for grain D. c. CLARK d CO.,
Centre ST., next door to Eng. Luth. Oh.
Aug. 25, 1859.
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Germs of t6e Gioi(iun C Ge(e9rnp6.

TWO DOLLARS per annum, strictly ia ad-
,ance-S2.5O if not so paid, aud $500 if not
paid within the year.
Those " ho expect TO receive the CIVILIAN q
rELsGRAPH for $500 must pay invariably IN
advance. .
nyBear in mind that no paper will be dis
,ontinued until all arrearsges are paid
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Butter! Butter!!

y oLL and KEG BUTTER, of excellent quail
lt ity regularly received every week. We
have also made arrangements for furnishing z
Primo Guide Butter in kegs for winter uss Per-
sons desiring to q arss rate article can do
so oy Masking eE .;sE Eements with us durins IL
taonth of 0cts1e-.
5srt.: !. g. CLhHEE co
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THE LAW oF NEWSPAPERS.

Ifubscribers order the discontinuance OF
heir newspapers, the publisher may continne
O send them until all srrenrsges are paid.
Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the ofiCe to which they are
directed, they sre held responsible until they
nnve settled the bills and ordered them discon-
tiluet.
Il subscribers move TO other places ~ithout
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
sent 10 tue former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
The .ourts have decided that refusing 10
tkat newspapers from the Office, or removing.
and leaving them nucallei for, is priula fscia
evidence ofinIeuiionai fraud.
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Lehigh Gas Burning

CookinE stoves. !.
THE dndersign ID has just received an escort
i uent of the above stoves, which he offers
to the public at moderate prices. There is
great saving OF fuel by the use Of these Stoves
Sept. Is. 1889. JOHN JOHNSON.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JiiJs o. Ciro,f Covrt--Ho". TAOS. PE"Hf.
Ie..oF C:rcan, CG.r:-HGRiCE EESLEI.
Rs,;i,ter Of Wills--JOHN 4. WIDENEH.
SacriG-HEER 4 ATKINSON.
9iuf,'. Anornsy--C. y. TURCSY0N
guypsyar-DEST0T n. BR0NN.
Itrel to County Gon.m "ers-- WI: KLGo tF.
Ju.ly.s oi' tie 0,pAa.' Court
NOSES RI Wings,
!LEXAEDER KING,
FRAHCiS NATYiNGkY y
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The University's
Family Remedies:
Issued under the Seal aud Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
AND

FREE MEDICINE
iARD
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered by the State OF Ppnnsy YnaiA, April
2Dtb, 1853,
WITH CAPITAL OF 500 .Ooo,
Mainly for the purpose Of arreslns the evils
Of Spurious and Worthless Nostruns; also, for
supply ing the Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever n Competent Physician csnno. or
viii not be employ ed this Institution, located
in pniadelphla-llome Dispensnry and Office,
322 South Second Street, where application
tor new agencies must be made TO
J0HNP P REESE, President.
ROWAND'S CELEBRATED ToH!C MN
TURE,
known for upwards Of twenty-five years as the
only cure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE dc,
and bis ineslimable Remedy tor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
ROW ANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT, which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS
OF the LUNGS, Bronchial aiiectionBi
The Univecsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or
INDlGESTION
COSTIVE-BOWELS;
SORE EYES;
=. EAR-ACHE or
DEAFNESS; noou, ,o,r
" FEVER 4 AGUE
lin Pl.ls;)
These Remedies not are like the nostrums OF
the day, but depend upon their intrinsic
merit for popular favor.
Also Tor sale at the Home DiSpensary, 3c2
sou,h Second Street, Philadelphia, DIR. Gull
lea 8 celebrated Indian Vegetable Panacea,
for the cure ot Scrofula, Mercurial Diseases
aud all other impurities OF tue Blood, and
his other Remedies.
For sale BY all Druggists and others through
out the United States Canada, &C., and tor
sale by J. B. CAMPBELL, Cumberland
Lowndes Clary, Frostburg, Hart EaileId'
Annapolis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Nov 3, lS59-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24
SHIPPIN q NEW S.
AIxAxic ron NEW YoRK-rnls DAY.
Sun nlsxs. IS NOON sETs. IS
suE sETs.. 10 HI0H WATER. "

CLEARED
Steamship 0iy q Baltimore Br Psre' Liverpool and
sieamship Vanderbilt, Lefsvre Southampton and Havre-D
steamship Marion. Foster, oANrlssouspoaOrd Tusson
Ship Storm King. Calhghan, Ban Franciseo-w Coleman
B.rt Magnolia sa,ssy PsnanTapgsn ss.yegSt
Barf Dido tssmj, IpI.nd, Hamburg-,FunOS Mslnclo.
ss sssss sGfn.ss
sssr Hspo5 psss sc ,SSm Chairman
fcnr koscus, Lincoln Taunton Master.
Sshr 3 Ru.ssl. Butler, nstiord-Es.tsr:
sSop 1hcH.s Hull Go..Cn Brist SoI.v
Steamer Csdwslader Pierson, Baltimore.
ARRIvED.
..ss:4 . sss::s " Portland with A'' Ard
s.ys r hssna ass Sa
&C.: Sss e ss sS on: 81 S INST OF Gay
h.s $50 Day: With
Ss & ssss ws . ss e
shaness and ROdg.Is both FOR New York Also F. bark
ssssss .S &, .sst lob
lon Is a. u company WIN bark Dapbsaon, q Boston
York s..sss s. s. bark hyperion Ward from
BAH old Iemnon Johnston Havana; day, with sugar,
Y aSs wsSs n a M n Z &c bark
Brig Homer ;ss Of wInasOr vs. Crane AasAn1as days.
Schr Trowbrdge (of New HGyen) Socbed Aguadua Pr,
wh sugar mofaaaes 10 master 22d inst OF BsrneRa
eehr Of about l40 bottom painted green and
app Arenty pot long IN that shoat3on. .
echf Cero tof Boston, Crowe Jscmel l6 days with cof
fee cgwcod and mahoR Been 18th inst on Cape ~
Ecolaole spoke schr Enchanresa Maracabo Tor New
York SD In company With scbr Machless. for New York
fhlander Armstrorg 0f Bostn) Whtmors ArakApas
n days, with sugar and noIasses 10 sturges 4 Co.
schr Sunny South, Weeks, Washington, NC, with naval
stores and cotton, 70 j Murray.
schr Ly nchburg, HaIrfs Richmond, days.
Schr Mancht ster. Nelson Richmond days.
schr Maria Jane, Jones, Peisrsburg 10 days Has had
-scbr George VI Glover, Thomas, Norfolk, days.
6chr Tele graph, kickerson, Norfolk for Boston.
tehr Virgin Rttk Banpiaser, Viz gtniA for FairhAyen
schr q Smith. Bugsby, Virginia
echr julia Franklin. Aiken Virgins.
echr = Bari allow. Bodine, Virginia
schr Louisa Francis higgins Georgetown, Dc 4 days
Echr Bergen. Mckee Georgetown DC, days
sehr Samuel Eddy, Eddy, baltimore 8 days.
schr Eizs Pbaro, Crsmer, Philsdelpha
Hchr Sea Witch Tyler, Phladephs. 3days.
Ecbr Jape johnson, Hunter, Phlsdeiphis, 3 days
Schr Maria Han Lawrence Elzkbethoort for Portland
Schr Pennsylvania LAdd, khzabeihport for Portland.
eteamer Delaware. Cannon Pbiadsfphs
BELOW.
echr Dxzzle, Atwood from Ctenfuegoa-
Also ship, one bark and four brigs-
RALLIED
ghps Cambria Orb GLASGOW; Wcst New OreeDs
Iavacs, Mobile; Grecian Burtn schr Maria Garanhen.
From Steamships AusrslAsba f4scrpsol Ora
NADIA, Indisnola, at Am.
Wind during tho cay NV toS.
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HIGHLANDs March q sunse.--ons sbp, one bark ana
two brigs in tn oning Wind NV light weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, March q. sunsct--No vessels 10 sshs
bound In Wind ENE, hsht weather clear. Schr Defiance
which WAS ashore on the Hook foated of ai6PM
FORT LAFAYETTE March e, sunset-Saip Barnsbas
Webb, nom Liverpool coming up the Bay Wind NV light.
weather clear.
miscellaneous.
HuArEsnP YousG PuGsTx, =, New Bedford from Indian
Ocean reports 18th inst o. miles Of Cape Henoren
AN dark spd raining collision with shp
80 hours from new York for ApaacboA. The
baued on siArboard tack heading by H. the
ming BY two points free when the latter struck the
Young fhonx ON the port bow csrying bowsprt 10
hno nymg potooms Tore opmas fore opeaianifnss aud
everything autched nails &c aso had bow cut down. TOOK on
he and several mbes and siared wood enos is
6feea snd leaks slightly when rugged The Eophrss nad
lo nd h1ng rboocm carried away twisted hesf psril
ana Rad mzen chains ripped Tho latter shp @y ~ All
night as the seriously lnl,rco'
men we're on The kphrsaA iobom fnrnx me ~ een
the collision occurred whrn pcAed np rom ihe
broken spsrs nesds and he Other vas saved IN aAr
manner ffom he Rs bows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

Tribune rays Of them Mayor Wood then read tho frat
paragraph Of the editorial upon Connecticut In yesterday
1iIunes-
senkd the stage ard regarded Ioughou. The slavehodns
or land s H. h.s NO
y L any
more sr,nsss ,da or sss He s.. has SOL but
and be spss Methods. through his
md sass rsps born 0aT
seeSs u AAsams ;cSSfdPs 70 s profit 2 be made By shsr
.auns snsdom came he would prefer 70 90 Gods
eoune 10 would Ike The odds
He thought that this vas confession that tho repubh
cars lad gwen ny the State Congratulate you upon the
honor and success which awaits you myself am an
ample OF tho eject OF republican abuse. . poor
boy In New York until the republicans again and again
bbelled and abuse me into power; and the more they
have abused me the higher have rsen (Great isushter
and applause.) The speaker then dwels upon tho
soon convince property boilers and worknemen that
tho republican party Y revolutionary party, which
would mako those wh6fevere the memory Of Henry Clay
Is the only national party and lead them join H. and
which would give democracy glorious He then
dwet upon the value Of the Connecticut election IN ma
onN point OF view, entreated al work aud 70 vote,
and declared that Connecticut, whose ingenuity, whose
products, whose sons and daughters were everywhere
Of the Union and that his visit and his address
had con0ibuted anything 10 q Contamination 10 de-
voutly to be wished he would consider the happes
and most glorious Of his Life. tremendous applause and
Ilr swAcKnAxxn, OF New York, now followed with
few anecdotes, and was loudly applanded After which
the meeting broke up with cheers for Wood and the
Unicn and with the greatest enthusiasm
Mayor Wood speaks at Norwich this evening, re-
at Hartford on Tuesday next Ex,Commissoner BowlIn,
Hon. Mr.. LMabee, Of Wisconsin, and Mr.. Caskey, The
former are conducting the cam
pssn IN tchAed and Fairfield counties with great crvor
and eject.
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NACtTAS March 10 ia sehr Cas- .beas rAnt JSnatcs
NORFOLK, March 2l--Arr schr Amelia r Howe AppIe-
gate Petersburg put in nh dg Nyork. CID sshra
roy Osboyn NYork Ocean Star iyeIapd Fan River; Nav
Queen Nuins Plymouth Nass SD schr Mo Bedsn Ryder,
NYork
NEWARK, March "a Arr soop Banner Haverstraw.
NEW BEDFORD, March zi-Arr sehrs seeor, Grant, N
York 22d VIM Lopez, Robinson, Pert Richmond.
EEwBuRYPoRT March 2i-sld schr sharon. fhurlow,
Pblace phia
NEWPORT, March a. PN-In port schrs H,ndora, ssr.
gent from jacksonville 2st for NHSven Charcs Cole
from Taunton NYork Virginia westrste from do
Lady Adams from set for do rhesss WI
DAVIS from Pail River for do Of Hamf
fail Willow Bsrp, henry Brown, Glide add others Wind
w with spow SQUALLS
Adventurer Chnppe and 1hanes Gear 40:
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gIh rir 0amen NidmcurS.
Mdeame 6auhe (prn Naris), rie tsi Der
l:sfn 6air i'm 2fe,banes Snltimt FIR bre l6ite DIS
FIRsT-CLASS diploma
'inf, hAt 2 Srcacirafe uahc Or 3ttu cin neueS iS
'ttIb1aeS Ya9tr Won wtilmtr9s lSa,rn cts fat
@tAn1n!e s. bar rte Gbrt Den Dan en- Wbn,Cr.5 aru>
A.'stH. cap ler Wager pon 8Unntts uno Hilltnerp.
SS1Hfth sti natn ftanS0iIiten 6aepu uno CSSeiumac
9It'haiiS Yerrapil cie ntrteu p,rr 9ltps
9PsT YcceE Ill &cHaree, Utatbcrs, 98reatuS, NbbpnS
@ SeS. &'1ean'e 6 pue DC 9rlEte lufmcltldm cit ali
~. 'pI Su Apu rtfoenon Aiitrse stupeteen un0 ibrr
""o 9elNmats0l ans9eiub.ts 94aare 0iL II G bnitsr
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r;s Sbr mjlIsn mcrrsi, tsite ;3eit mchr su ps,Gu>
men
Msin, a1crrinsS ni6t i'd staatte Gssr. es
rSrre Gudb sisllridt ntcrsifrrn, Enfcrs Issula-
tVrrn @eicec feunsn ,u lernen.
Nurrin9s murce st raS. faste Der 9sneIrer.
aiie wcGlt Str mrIt& rns 2pn6asIrs ausiitsu
sst6rt Sab G ldrn su 6auie rappu, es aber int
mer mob hirtt assGautt.
9a, Is ia npitig, sr,risocrte Scpf. mir iIne bier
IL uucr,m z tlai rrG n ttt earnuf tingertGtct,
&ertrsctrr erlt Der 0,srtt ,u lteoen, ump plnn
II 'itfrem o'rmnhr'am gu teltcn es it nod Il-
l,s 'u nsu hicr. &,in Stnat bat es utcr 10 mo-
tbis. aIs qerare Grtan as. ,np IA muG etwas ae.
ld,' heH wenn ipr nitt unite, uus islblt 5u @runpe
sSbcn, ccrr, ME SIR icltff agt, eiufu loldtsn guf
IN crn ugri9en StJetcn ertaltrn pcticu, paG feiu
Mrn)h mebr III nuS Il b, uur unicr Qane, psnn
u DIT ms:thirs, rcth nu,b ME mertApc0cr wirp.
Sia ia, lastr rtr 2cHeHeer = sahs rc6t mir
aa3en is "cr fiinf 91trrn etrrio semactt, penn
i'm Drtrti batr ii;b eomals dutb rinr niht un-
serenirHps Sanps eumpcupads actilbet, abrr elm
pa1r Gucn l0anf uup rrptntihsr Grnit 8intrr Der
Sahr, ra rriidt'n iit ole S&ufte balm. gs iil
I'm NttanilS cruteu Guth niht 10 actsuer; als
~ IN ben srtcn Saasn ti,lsr YRp&e am Slu6'
bsranB gen, wurpc rln rrrt auldiliser Sarmcf,
'rr i'll Ger Sncinn Ration scmricn mar, unp
ShmiIr retfauft bate euf ieinet 9tidtcbr Ypm
entm Sduunfcu Acmuhelmprpft.'
Sb babe paptu aeb6rt. iasts GooF fcbauN.rnt,
oat man rsun rtn &ba:sr ni,tf entredt? =
Ntin, iaate her 9llts. nit Der 8auf drstrIih
our iit anf paS 1nhtuth lhidsenr, rnB eas lpIe,
rnruntrr Itesenpc Bret rim IF ines sllirrurs Sal,-
iab bod enprr 1thsiltt, = nein unp itb tppGte
nnr, Der 9lttc Z daft fame mir mieoer 70 nabs,
unp i'd nit Der Subir i'm lniAlas btnter tirtns
Baum, pper aud auf Der rifsnen ptatric, ME ba.
nols, esrpammt pju h isin. wtun ith niat Ia
s'Si&t purh leucn Sirniaaorr Iisbr, cas- ilf
ltbfr.
90 ftnnt Sbr jbn9
Nsia = id femme ibu ntrnt, aber it bate tDn
leictsA,es tana ptntsa.ns ffi,i @nbrrcr sc,psirnE
isu. (S5crtlrsuna fclat)
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Stsrpff;tbpm Der 2iebc.

2I n srfin Ira. no man iitb liebt, ba lpirb ttin
9Sort ssiprpnsn,
Slid man rctb nur perittImt ib an, als bGtt'
man 'ipaS psrtrpben.
Somstsn 9Ieid Iolst Or ,itr nah, bem Stern,
mptin lie aebt,.
Sen firten tnnlru Sag, Scn frub bis G6enos
plt.
Sin 18silhcn prauf ipri6t er lie an, Der @utS
1T ibm sctpmmen,
{Sen ;itrlb purb ein Stamm6latt BAT sr i9r
nsri 9snpmmen.
A5elrien BAT iie's taum, ba 9cbt bic Ster TOR
nrdthtis auf,
S5alb wicrr 2Siasn srar bob ltnea, lhrsFt lie
itm &ntncrt brauf.
cSn Srisnu5nrs ilnp iie icst. Der 9irnmst banst
ppr GsiSru,
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