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CHINESE MosoUITo TAPERs

CHINESE MosQUITo TAPERs
These Tapers in burning give off pleasant odor, and
although perfectly harmless to the human family, it
remely repusive the Mosquito tribe much So that
they will
IMMEDIATELY LEAVE ANY APARTMENT,
if possible do and if the be closed
admit of their cgress, they will affected destroy
all disposition to SING BITE, rendering them nof
fensive for the night.
N. HYNSON JENNINGS L co.
SIT No IS N Charles street, Baltimore.
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IMMENSE INCREASE IN WEALTH.-In 1884, twenty
six years ago, the valuation of Boston was seventy
four million, eight hundred and five thousand,
eight hundred dollars. In 1860 it was two hun
dred and seventy-six million, three hundred and
thirty mine thousand, nine hundred dollars Add
to this the city property, which is not taxed. val
| ued at upwards of twelve million dollars, and we
have total of two hundred and eighty eight mil
lion. This, if equally divided, would give every
man, woman and child 81 ,62l.
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CHILLINGswoRTH's PALE SHERRY
few dozen of this celebrated Wne direct importation
or sale by A. HAMPS0N,
aulj e0tf 81 North Charles street.
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PHILADELPHIA ALE.
This superior Ale neatly up in stone jugs, with
foil, and bearing label, at rs cents per Dozen
hvered For sale by \. J. HAMPsON,
jelSH 81 N. Charles ST., Pleasant.
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q GREENOUGH'S
oARBONIC ACID GAS NON EX PLOSIVE ETHEREAL
OIL, OR BURNING FLUID.
SOMETHING ENTIREL Y NE W IN THIS
MARKET.
Having purchased of the ntor Professor B. Green
ough Of Boston sole privilege to fracture in the
State of Maryland and District OF Columbia,
GREENOUGH'S CARBONIC ACID GAS NON EXPLO-
SIVE ETHEREAL OIL, OR
BURNING FLUID,
desire to call the of our customers and the
public to the We have fully tried and tested the
Fluid and find that it is all the inventor claims for it. and
wecan fully recommend it to all dong away with
accidents from EAPLOSlON to which many consider
Ethereal on Liable; this the of many, the
only drawback in using it. and consider that this now
entirely obvated This Fluid like all other Burning Flu
ids is in 4mmable for to to be would be
render it useless nator therefore, offer
1t an article that will not burn when brought
with flame, but we do THAT CAUSE
AN EXPLOSION UNDER ALL ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES The
price is but slight advance above extra No Ethe
real Oh and we guaran the quality of the Non
to be fully up to the standard of that which has made for
itsefa reputation equaled by none other.
Manufactured and sold by
WEST & SONS,
306 West Pratt street,
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DEATH OF THE GILLIAN MINIsrEn.-We regret to
learn, says the Washington Star of yesterday
evening, by despatch to the head quarters of the
Legation here, that Senior Bello, Minister from
Chill to this Government, died in New York this
morning.
The OPERA.-Messrs. Cooper and Snethen, under
their own management, will give five nights of
Opera at Front Street Theatre during the present
week, and now having everything fully under their
own control, propose to add largely to the orches
ira and chorus and to bring out all their represen-
tations in the very best style. Their leading
artistes are indisputably good, particularly Miss
Miner, whose merits are universally recognized.
The company will appear this week under the most
favorable auspices, and we are assured that there
will be no deficiencies to mar the general effect.
Tonight Donizetti's opera, The Child Of the Rcgi-
ment, will be presented with most effective cast
Reserved seats can be obtained at the music stores
of Messrs. Wiilip and StOddard.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE w .rcurs
William Dxons, London and Jules Jurrensen,s cono,-
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCa
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time Kan
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Caver
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewey
Chains Silver and Ware, Lecoure's Swiss Razors
and strops Gold Silver and Steel Specaces to suit al
ages New goods in store Purchasers will please ca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore e~ auI6t
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This evening a good
bill is provided for the patrons this theatre.
The Mountain Deril Lore an Lirery and The Prince
Of Wales at Cape Nay, are to be played, and Mr..
Clarke is to appear in favorte character in each
piece. The audience last night were highly pleased
especially with Mr.. Clarke's rendition of the Yer
mont Yankee, which kept the house in a con-
slant uproar of laughter 1t has been rumored
that Mr.. Clarke has been proffered COMPLIMENTS
ry benefit prior to his departure for New York, by
some of his numerous admirers. Should this prove
to be true, as doubtless it will, We may expect to
see such crowd at the Holiday as is rarely
gathered at any theatre
THE ITALIAN OPERA.-We learn that Mr. Stra-
kosch will shortly visit and give US an operate
season. We hope that Colson and Stigelli will con-
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ary @n00s.

Cry @n01s.
FALL
1850.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK =.
CJ,OAKS,
sHAWLs
WE ARE NOW PREPARED
OFFER ONE
OF THE
CHOICEST STOCKS
CLoAKs AND SnAWLs EVER OFFERED
IN THE COUNTRY.
ARE SATISFIED CLOSE BUYERS
will find it to their advantage to give us call The stock
embraces everything
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER
SEASON
JOSEPH BICKERTON co,
au22-trr 1873 BALTIMORE STREET.
LOAKS.
" FALL 4 ANP WINTER S6EFr GLoAKs.
Begs leave to inform the ladies Of Baltimore that his
FALL AND VIM WINTER cLoAKs
NOW 1RSEADY
BALTIMORE CLOAK 4 AMI SfS MANT1LLA STORE,
,o., 228 Baltimore street,
Sis u corner of Charles
9 P l. E N DID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODS!
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODSlI
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODSll
GEO. H HAIG,
I2S BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS,
Opposite the American Office.
Just received the very choicest stock OF
LADIES' FALL DRESS GOODS
In this market, embracing splendid assortment Of
Plain and Figured
RICH SILK GOODS,
Plain and Fancy
MERIN0ES, CASHMEREs,
and general assortment of Dress Goods of medium AM
extra fine quality.
ALSO,
The most extensive and rarest stock of
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
in this city, Just imported.
LADIES' CLOAKS,
In Cloth, Silk and Velvet in great variety and thorough
assortment of
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND GLOVES.
For Ladies Gentlemen for paIe at figures defyng COM
C,179Te;
= COLLARS, ,,.o,, MIN,
FOR SALE TO THE TRAnrnv UMBRELLAS
sstf corner Charles and German SITS
TAMITTON RASTER B. 20
- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
ENGLISH, CoNT1NENrAL AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
No. 100 On, 49,, ooo d 7 rT,,oDr crDC.r
BALTIMORE,
--''''0 4 d TUMN Trade,
FIVE HUNDRED CASES OF
F dF fHE AND GEENN ERRfS
and Fancy sn5 sfs in
Low, mediu p@ and 'h oe DRESS RE G666S
French and English MERIN OS, Grey mi xtures
n 81, s 5bd y VI So; AND GLGAKs
LINEN GOODS, 49,
lrs LINENS SRee nHi Ia Table Cloths
WHITE GOODS DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
Cambrics Jaconets, Swiss MusIns Nainsooks kc
M0TRNING GOODS GOODS '"l'iS0OA' N''
CafSmeTe Fcos S M %af6r c Nsrno'
WOOLENS,
In every variety for Mems wear in
An D Don p AND lMPTRTE + p rrp,,e
| at the IOWEST POSSIPTE PRIZES
auSO tfr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pon.nr n I,no7r,, c.o.c-. I1,--,
| NN0pFpT n pPnMN r. M
kOpHpl ~ oiSO w " w.
FOREIGN F4CTTRERs5 GESTs
viz:
| For J: A: BARKLIE'S LINENS. ~
hSsE f oPb hTRIc SSNs No
| THOS. KENNEDY;S' MUSIINS, Of Belfast
| DUNDEE GOODS, "
BUKLAPT B|AGe1NG CANVASS. 4,
~ ORDERS RECEIVED TO IMPORT LINENS, Mus
V1ANSI FANSII FANSIiI
r sin Linen and Paner Fans Gne ossortr,ort it -
eved aJ f saI M a ler ne "ssor just re
| 1870 W " ~ a. e p''' f. MANN
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President Toung Mems Christian Associat

The official position Of the undersigned gives us the OBJ
porunity of knowing the great need of efforts the
children of city, and respectfully recommend
noble charity to citizens Of Baltimore.
THO SWAMI, Mayor.
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Ny Shirt Department is under my INDIVIDUAL super
vision and
MEASURES TAKEN
with that accuracy that ensures the
MOST PERFECT FIT.
by stock of Fall Goods is now
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE,
having been selected from the first Fall mporaons which
always the choicest of the season.
81 magnificent assortment of
STITCHED SHIRT FRONTS
NOW OPEN.
s6,tf W. OWENS.
WooDl WOOD II WooDIIl,
SAVE CENT by buying your woed at Office 0: City
Steam Fire Wood hill,
No.3NoaTHsraEzT.
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
Also, No. MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits, halves and quarter bbls, all in excellent
order and of fine quality, just received by
GREEN YoH,
jr2H 80 Baltimore street
BEDFORD WATER.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh in gallon
demijohns or by single gallon Also CONGRESS WATER in
bottles. For sale by A. J. HAMPgoH,
2if 81 Y. Charles St, Pleasant.
israel 4 Co.
WIPES.
WATER-CoL0RED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
julitf 1875 BALTIMORE STREET
NOyELTIEsl
NEW AND RARE
CENTS BELON GINGS.
NEW STYLE COLLARS
" TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
CITTpT EpnNTS
1" FRENCH HANDKERCIHEFS
60 SCARFS
SCARF PINS.
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER.
SEAMLESS GOODS, ALL STYLES.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
sl2tf 55Bsitimore street.
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On the 18th instant by the Rev Henry Basc1m Ridga-
way. Il Portland, Maine WILLIAM ING. OF this city to
MATTE =, WHITE of Hamilton, Bermuda
On the l4th instant by Rev Or. Cole, DREAMER WILL
LlAMS to RACHEL A. GRIFFENBERG.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Father Mcolgan, THOMAS
s McCAMMAN to JENNA PATERSON, al! of This
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-18

Piano., Il - HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore Sept II, 1860.
feF"' % DedthS IN the City Of Baltimore, for the meek
,,or, n ending Monday morning.
coIi y = cancer / childbed cholera infantum IL;
g rnGS &c @ p IL CONCLUSIONS 81 Group TO- dropsy s.
uropsy IN the heah ownei l. dysentery 6 billions fever l.
scarlet fever typhoid fever g. gun shot a
nation Of the bowels Inflammation of the ban &
iatIon OF me lungs = Inflammation of thelyer old ap,
Gsanc a,seass OF the hear / palsy quny rheuma-
adult l. unknown infane o. whoopirg cough 2-toa Ios
Under year, 20 between and 2 between and IN 10.
between Oand l5 j. between Is and 20, between On
3D. between 30 aud 40 between 40 and so g. between 50
tween 50 aud &c. i between 30 and lOO l. above 100 O. Still
births g. ~ " ~
Males 49, females SO or which number 16 were coored
personals free; slave. By order, a
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On Sunday morning last, CHARLES WISEMAN, born
in London England aged years the past % years
he had been actively engaged in business in the United
States.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
attend his funeral his late dwelling of Baltimore
and Fremont streets this ruesday afternoon at o'clock
On the 10Th instant JAMES A. WlLLICK, in the fSth
year of his
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0THOiSCOTT and HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
COMMISSIONERS
adopted By the Legislature of Maryland January Session.
1860: the Acts Of that Session being there1gith
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KNDLING WOOD KNDLING WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood MIL,
No. 3 North STREET.
$40 If JAS. Fl. JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

MATRIMONIAL DIsAPPoIETHEST-A curious ter
mnation Of an intended marriage took place al Halifax
on Sunday last. On that day, Henry Greaves Of
Mount Tabor and Mary Mitchell of Gibbet street. in
that town, had arranged to be married at the parish
church. The wedding party met before the ceremony
at the Spotted Cow Inn In Gibbet street, and proceed
ed thence toward the church. When th9g had arrived
at an inn named the Ring Of Bells, the bride found
fault with her intended husband for not having his
shoes clean. They however still pursued the joarney
but 70 shocked was she ON going along the aisle OF the
church in company with the dirty boots that she re-
newed her complaints and, setting at defiance all re-
mousrances LETT the church and refused TO be married
Dinner had been provided for sixteen and tea Tor
twenty. After the return Of the wedding party the
proportion of expenses 10 be bore by each party
formed further topic OF dispute. The disappointed
ring which cost him ten shilings returned, and then
declined 10 contribute more than onehalf The hnal
issue win probably have to be decided in court Of
law.
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AN EXPLANATIOM.

To ,he Editor Of TIE n. " Tribune.
SIR: Fearing that from the dispatch which lately
appeared IN your columns Of the friends Of sbs
University might be alarmed, offer word Of expla-
nation. The matter, as it was, be soos related
The professors being absent business, extra re-
citation was assigned the Sophomore Class which they
refused to listen TO. Before they from the class
room, politely told them that they might consider
themselves suspended until they should suceamb 70 the
rules of the college. This was Immediately done, and
the matter was justly settled, without appealing TO cur
laws as guide. Yours, truly,
JOSEPH CUMMINGS. President
ys,lsvss Tnrsy,iiy hiddLstopn Cosa, Dee d. ls5e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

] bad 10 90 back to The coast baTefooted shrosrh
there impenefTable forests, and leaving behind me e
went along, the bloody tracks Of nay footsteps. u
was, indeed terrible time for me- but thanks 70 God,
finally reached the coast, and soon after sailed for
America, and once more wss welcomed by friends
who had not forgotten me through long year, sf seps
ration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

A few nigbis since, at Brooklyn, Ohio, family re-
turning from ball, found child in basket at Their
door The child was well wrapped in dannels, Dat
both of lie hands were badly frozen, and II wa found
necessary 10 amputate them IN order to preeerss de
little ones life There wac nothing in the basket init
eating 10 whom the Iitie Htranger belonged. i ne
night was bitterly cold AMI !; u wonder Inc eiio
did not freeze 70 death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

Iss, Tuesday a droyer, Influenced considerably
BY lQuor, sstonshed the passengers about the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad depot, ~. Louis, BY scattering
81, 500 IN bank bills about the platform as freely asn
they had been handbills or advertising CARDS no
persuasion, prevailed upon 10 receive IL back.
stream Of salt water has been found al TIC hon.s
yuma sali works which yields ~ per cent. rhe Una
al the syracuse spring il but 53 per Gems. ine 80"
n, NensesaIoa have noe been worked IA vaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

II PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of
County Of NeYek notice "a hereby Eyen all per-
having eahnf against ALTER GORAN late Of the City
q York hardware merchant doceaed TO the
ukh vouchers thereof the subscriber the redsDco
EDWARD AoELROY, No. 81 East 27thE, In tho City q
EewY osk before the 18th day Of January nexpsed
Ksw.YsTk, 9Th day Of July, 1859
MARY ANN GORMAN, Aduimstrstrix
~ lewenH Of Walter GoYusn, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
.Ersal Notices.

A PPLICATI0N will be made 10 the Legislature,
N coming session Cor 70 incorporate Company
q be called the COAST WEIGHING COMPANY, TO be
pyeS saving lie and property and other nsden psrposs
kewIorS Des. 10, 1883 di2 lswsWA
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tbs County Of NewYSrk notice Is hereby given an pc
having claims against RICHARD BURR late efhe City
81 Newf ok Sea Captain deceased TO The same WIKI
vouchers the subscriber bis see at the foot OF
street Rive In ths City ofKew befos the
ith dsy 81 Jansry nsxLDaisd NsYork the 2Sd day Of
Jsly lS59 JOHN 2. TOWNSEND,
MS lsw6mH EIesutey
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fer in SrrIcacnteit acrtet6 unO Die 6dncc ans
zen @ometaideu, wo le md6rcno icinrr Ieoc
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SnoeIen mar 6%rjecrib III ccn 3iseuncr tin.
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blttc er iib uutcr ec9e YIN lcincr Sbipracr az.
sen ioNen bel BEN gtteu5mjtteIu mudh ism ii,
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Der 3iacuucr ariF alci6mit6iQ ~, tauu Gcf.
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tam mir elm s Ger tom uno MIDI Elm paar
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ger 6ernc tuiiter. Ser6Iuft ~itarrte iDm 6rjc,
pri@ ua4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-29

0a5 StiA Der G|rtnUGtne es6t an
1noe. 5n parts namlib, pas behnntIib ben
lon in Pr NfoOc a%natgbg. SAT cine neur Nrt un.
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o9ne 0ibtetn pccr StatI TRAIT, mas ourh DE
l9m1 .'rtlte ltnO i%unitYole AnorOnuu9 Oes oe.
@t1It'ten @faslii (, ans Dem rS tciebt, bepertfsh,
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t1a nsnnt, ird9t Ell E 9t.ibe SUIanto, pelae
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our went3 Naum elm INN Die grIuOuno Oarfte
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Der Sta0teilenoa0nen Siel tsnuBen, frsupia Re,
5ruBt pespeR,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-29
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Die rcutiGc, mic art Bt]dGtScl. air5j Sic n.neri.
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9Ior3t Der audi TN 0apcesyfdufe iciuc 2ducs
lcute aus Nrcuno-id,Ne hGrienen min.
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70 ctipae 10 idut ppr yer RaAtorlboft an fooeu.
"a 9Gr ROD miBt, ME unacre6t gu,r G,crtpe in
Sbr mil6Fs ia iciter am St1cn wi1en, bas is
Sud- niemale aus ZEN 9Iusen s~,tcmmen BIN.
Nun, nun. t6 riG ia ipeiter nidts ecIaat ia.
ben, ais poB ods 6eulen uno Qunren iibcrHaIfo
1T, mcnn man Elm gut @cmiIIrn bat.
gfctn Gemtieu lit gut, erpioerte Roooo(en,
unmntbi9. &enn uur aud allies gnpcre 70 aut
mare.
81 mas, es Hest gGss gut. Mad' istt nur,
s6aB on in'e Bait FouEnRas Du muet moraet NIT
behcn Nt9rn irnp rctben Baden a%uflteben, peist
rtbl morum.
,, Nfnttcr, lci0 ~tormGer3is uub brinst ben
Sater onf anncrt @eOantrn! Nuf mrinen Rniccn
mpUf Id @uh nnFcbcn, psnn i'd rpie.e, paG cs
Del Sud oulAtase.
Stiu nil pcn Narrctbeten pa
SHUTTER, ia b0b' einen 2lblheu PORN Seiyottcn.
SA mil Cub bei ccn t66ltcu prct gtameu lGip6.
rem. leots ~ blctbrn mein 9cben lana.
2amit mar mir geoient! ritf bic 1~ttcfmutter
nit brbniihem 2Nten. g8as Elm rectt's N1ole
u, pas bat cine wobre Sesicr auf'o 6e.rat6en,
uop S3Un niAt balO 9cnu9 cine eiscue 5ausbat,
tuna utCrtcmmcu wplen, I'm parln thGtio uno
tIetBi9 ju iCtn no& rigcucm 5iuu. Gin reat's
Nf1ple utt icjncn &!teru pom 6als al fcmmen.
lobnlo ce Tam, uno ml0 niht ais cine unniiee
SrooeIertn IN 6aue auf Der f~aulen 6nut lieaeu.
Stc9' tA auf Der faulrn 6aut? enteeeuet.
Wfnarolenr pUrwurfeppll. gGerp' i'd nitt oeplr,
0elt oOn, irUDcn Mprgcr tis in Die Ipdte gIatts
pab ih rae tislc ,GeTcn ni6t 10 aut ~psrpient.
ME nrnn i'd Cure 0tGso MAR?
9(qn, 10 lei frOt, rab hi kBt beTere 5ose te.
frmml.
So Mil ftinc b,ilere Sage, ia bin ia ,ufrir.
lrcn. 9h NH ooh Barter a%rsciten, MIL gusr
&'bgbel'n lem anO Sure Oftusabel, min idlum-
rel nnt FamPFn, nur Iabt mid bleiben pie i'd.
ON. -
01S MAJ cin'&uuiliif! Bin i'd cine Ser'2
Sa"" Id Ptb RlIicu, RAP gu blribf bcut' pie ae.
Il m rnS mcr8ru rtt Geut? Ranu ids str..
0nrsrn, p4b IN Gin aItc Sun9fcr pirlt +?
G'ne "It' 5an8lcr faan Nua in ben Stmmel
]tommcn.
Sa, abr eur&'s Nttcntbirtr. uub iebt b5r'
an nit oem @ahmGg. 81 1T cine Gbr' fin
pi@, RAP pta Der Gbuur9u0 ne4men nil, 10 Elm
ner! Wart', iNenn On an. lctnem Qrm paker
frastu knnf. ran wirp cine onF5rs,t.i. rs;, :
On Ytrrirnd3s oar ni6t. hos - ia hH%
iou nit Dir
5rctlt8 pcrpicn' ids ii g. rnn Gin. M,,-
pcrt nebmcn, m~cinetpeoen bic oermittmst. g..
gin, ole t9at picl'i@t tehcr fir i'm paNen.
znnnenmrthin ,nrni, NJ s'S"o' wv Ut
i'm la5sn! D''
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