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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-04-17
MILLINERY.
MRS. KATE M. KELLEY

n
HAS Just returned from New York and Baltimore
Ii with full and complete stock Of BONNETs
and everything pertaining to Fancy Millinery Els
tablishment. .es..@
Lace Nantes of every style and price, English Be
rege Nantes and Cloth Capes. Hoop Skirts of new
style and very cheap. Also new and very fine Cor
sets, fresh supply of Headdresses and new kinds
Nets. GhiIdren's Hats-very pretty. Some very
fine real Lace Sets as cheap can be found in the
market. IN brief Mrs. Kelley has now the largest
most beautiful and elegant assortment of Fashion
able Millinery and Ladies, Trimmings ever
offered in the Valley, and is determined to sell as
cheap can be bought outside of the Eastern Cities
Her long experience in the business has enabled her
to select the most tasteful articles the most advan
tageous terms. She respectfully socits call from
her former customers and the public generally, salts
fed they will not fail to be pleased. - z
g % will open SUMNER BoNNETs on Saturday, the
21st of this month
Staunton. April 13, 1860.
-nISSOLUTION-Th partnership heretofore ex-
II lsting between B. F. & j. M. Lewis, in the Mer-
camille business at Sherando Augusta county, Va has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted by j. NJ Lewis, who
is now receiving fresh and handsome stock of Goods
which he proposes to sell for cash. or exchange for
cash trade. ff4 81
All persons indebted to the late firm of B. F. & j
M. Lewis or B. F. Lewis, either by note or account
are hereby notified to pay to settle the same with
either of the parties, as soon as possible
40 B. F. & j. M. LEWIS.
Sherando April II, 1s6O-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-04-17

The JAPANESE AT SAN FRANoIsCo.-The first
Japanese war vessel that ever left that country
for foreign port, arrived at San Francisco in
the month of March. 1t is steamer built in
Holland, but the officers and crew are all natives
of Japan. The object of the visit is as tender
or preceding vessel to the United States steam
ship Powhatan, which left Eeddo on the 10th Of
February, bound to San Francisco, having on
board the Japanese Ambassadors sent by the
Emperor to Washington. She will await the
arrival of the Powhatan, and then return to re-
port the fact to the Emperor. The 'sdistiH-
guished strangers" excited great interest at San
Francisco, and were received with as much
forrna!ity and ceremony as could be mustered for
the OCCASION. Capt. Brooke, 2. S. n, and sew
eral other Americans came over as passengers
in the steamer, which is called the "Candin-
marrah."
The overland express from San Francisco
brings the announcement of the arrival of the
Powhatan at that port with the Japanese EN-
bassy, en- route for Washington city. They ar
rived at San Francisco on the 9th ultimo, and
were to proceed to Panama after few days de-
lay to make some necessary repairs to the Pow
hatan. The Embassy will be received at Aspin-
wall on board the Roanoke, the g-ship of the
home squadron, and may be expected at Wash
ington about the LIST of May. They are an
nounced to spend only month in the Atlantic
cities, and then return to Panama, and sail again
from that port direct for home.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-04-17

sE The STANTON SPECTATOR hav-
ing as large a circulation as any paper pub
lished in Western Virginia, has no superior
in this section of country as an advertising
medium.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-04-17
HIGHLY IMPROVED
BREEDING STOCK

g ATISFIED that stock of any kind to breed from.
y should be of an established breed not an acciden
tai result from cross of extremes have selected the
best males and females to be procured of Morgan
Horses, Durham Cattle and Chester county HOES for
breeding purposes. The offspring of the Cattle and
Hogs can be had now, and the services of the Stall
lions after the LIST of April
BLACK HAWK. (sired by the Vermont Black
Hawk, nine years old past, noble animal of 244
gait, and perfectly gentle and docile-and his son,
four year old bay larger than his sire and very prom
isng are both horses that will recommend themselves
In proof of my confidence in these breeds and am
mails, have expended over 81 900 without waiting
endorsement and patronage, satisfied that those who
try them will not regret it.
~ For particnlars address
s. W. FICKLIN, Charlottesville, Va.
POST BOY.-This young horse sired by Black
Hawk, named above-will stand IN Augusta county,
alternating between the Virginia Hotel Stables Fish
ersville and VIM. Patrick's; near Patrick's Mill.
TERMs:-$12 the season and so, insurance. For
Pedigree and other information, see his groom and
bills. 9ua
Notice Particularly. His sire will be exhibited with
him at Augusta April Court when lovers of fine hor-
ses will have opportunity to the finest and fast
est harness Stallion ever saw. S. W. FICKLIN.
April n, 186O-3t. l
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IMPORTED SYMMETRY, the
l. II. Woods, near Ivy Depot, Abe
mare county. Va. Symmetry is five
years old this Spring, is rich Bay
with black legs, 161a hands high, and
combines great substance and fine form
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1860.
!, STRING SEASON.
.UE,.c n. ETErE.KSOF

Mrs. G.. STEV.EFSOT
VXTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Staun
wv ton and vicinity that she has opened hel
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER MILL
merry, consisting of all the latest Paris Fashions
and embraces great variety of rich and elegant
styles, together with large Assortment of medium
and Ios. .slnss goods Her Numerous friends and
erg9ssga35gi.d the ladies generally, are invited e
Opposite the Marble Yard
staunton, April II, 1860 --ti,.-Vind coty;
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

From an interesting lecture re-.
Gently delivered by Sir E. l.. Bul-
wef, The novelist. we extract the
following passage
THE law that binds the one man
~ the one woman 10 90 indelibly
written by nature, that wherever u
Ia violated IN general system the
human tace is found to deteriprate
in mind and form. The ennObling
influences of woman cease, the
wife is q companien--a hundted
wives are but a hundred slaves. 49,
Nor IL this ell. unlees man lprk ~
woman a. NJ treasure to be wooed
and won-ber smile the charm of
bis esistence-=her single heart the
range of his desires that which de.
serves The maine 81 love eaabet pt-
let. Ia struck out of the heslthful
system of society. Now, II there
be a passion in the human breast
which most tends to lift us out Uf
egotism and self which most teach.
on ne to live in apother--wbiCh pur
lies and WARNS the whole mortal
being--it IL love, as wa Of the North
hold II and cherish IT, For even
when the fair spring of youth has
passed. aud when the active life is
employd IN such grave pursuits that
the love of bis early years seems
tn him lhe a dream If romance,
still that love having once lifted
him out of egotism into sympathy
does but pass into new forms and
developmenl--it has locked his
heart TO charity aud bepevolence
1T gives a smile 10 bis home. II
risrs M in the eyes Of his children.
from his hearth II circulates inseB-
sible ON to the laws that protect
the hearth, 90 the native land that
spreads around u. Thus IN The uni
form history of the world we dis-
cover that wherever love is ere.
ated. an 1t were. and s'uctioned
Ivy that equality between the sexes
which the permanent and holy uu'
ion oi one heart with another pro-
claims. there. too, patriotism. lib
erty. the manly and the gentle
virtues also find the place and
whenever, on tho contrary. poly
gamy is prsctised, and love disap.
pears In the gross safety of the
senses, thsre we fud neither res
psct for humanity, nor reverence
for home. nor affection for the
natal soil. Aud ono reason why
Greece ~ ooptrasted In NIL that
diguiies our nature. the efleminate
aud dissolute character of the East
which IL overthrew, Ia, that Greece
was the earliest civilized country
in which, on the borders Of those
great monarcLies. marriage was
the sacred tie between one man
and one woman-and man was the
thoughtful father of a home, not the
wapton lord OF sereglio.'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
REPUTATION or Onio.-The New

RrrrnArios OF 0nio.-The New
York Herald, of tina 18th says
The holders Of Ohio bonds, which
were TO be paid on the lst of jan
uary next, will bc somewhat sur.
prised to learn that the State has
virtually repudiatcd. The General
Assembly OF Ohio passed an act
(6Ih March, 1860. authorizing a
new ioarn, wherewith 10 pay of H.
abilities due after December 81
On the goth November proposals
for the new loan were invited by
advertisement and otherwise, and
an agent was sent TO this city TO
attend 10 the matter. No tenders
being made, the advertisement was
withdrawn. and subsequently, re.
newed. but without success. The
project has now been abandoned,
and therefore the creditors Of .he
great State Of Ohio must wait for
their money.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

.MuhtHs lNvEsfteNs FoRErobp ~
rRh IuiHrsEErH CssrupY i will
y,w, in the frat place. speak of
spme of the wonderful works Of art
aAd nature, that | may afterwards
assign the causea and methods Of
them. IN which there IL nothing
magical. go that Il may be seen
how inferior aud worthless all mag.
10 power Ia In comparison with
these works And first, according
30 the fashion and rule OF art alone
Thus. machines can be made for
navigation without men to row
them, so that ships Of the largest
sisc. whether on rivers or on the
aea. can be carried forward. under
the guidance Of a single man. At
greater speed than II they were full
Of men trowers) In like manner
q car can be made which will move.
wi,hoa, the aid of any animal. with.
incalculable impetus, such No We
suppose the scythed ohariots 10
have been which were apoieptly
used In battle Also, machines for
flying can be made, 90 that a man
may ait In Tho middle Of machine.
turning aa eagiae, by which wipgs
srtifcially disposed are made TO
beat the air after the manner Of q
bird In flight Also, an instrument,
ANAL IN size. for raising and de.
pressing almost Infinite weights.
than which nothing on occasion IL
more useful; fsr, with an ins,ru.
ment Of three fingers IN hight, and
oi the same width, and Of smaller
bulk, man might deliver himself
and companions from all danger Of
prison. and could rise or descend.
Also. an instrument might be easi.
A a
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish a. Ess,

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ Res,
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial Distfiet
Gpurt-ln the matter ~ the Succession
cf Abghste lsiglst, deceased No. ssi-
Probate
WHEREAs Y. A, Kughlet hes this
w day fled IN saii Co.ft az applies
tipn praying 70 he appointed and con hrm-
Ell as Curator ~ the estate of Auguste
Zeiglet, late ~ ssid pafish deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 al persons In
tefested. 10 show cause ~ any they can
within ten days from the fret publication
Of this notice. why said application should
not be granted.
said rourt. this gWh day bf bepember
a, -. tsGo. JOS kEfHLEH.
dee n Ulefk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

Tos AZ Cosr roR U.sa.-To close out
,be Loo Of Toys snj fancy articles import
oil by Msssfs. A. Stewart n CO., for The
Christmas .ud New Year time, tbsy offer
,hs bslspes on hand, Al cost for cash. Be-.
notice 10 this effect,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
rus uHBtRsIgsBD hssiHR Just received .
' l''ss supply oftAbL AND WINTER GOODS,
sreh ss.
riNr BREss aoObs br TitF latest sfyLHs
Comprising ~ riguRED sna PLAiN staKs.
PupINs, BFLatNrS. pAptaEs.
fhfNcH. tNatisii n AaFnt.
GAM rRfNTs, MANfiLLAs.
sHAwLs. fRtNNtNas,
~ aii kinds Pip-
huNs. bADps.
GLOVES,
moor shIRrs, rTo.
Asr sls,Fr sssnt,rnsu, ~ dlptlttHn, such az.
Men sni huts fiNE CLUfH rRurE bnATs,
PAhors, oyHR OoArs, FIVE Ol,OTH
PANTS AM vrsIs trC.
sH kinds of Rents Furnishing Hrpis hats ara
UArsl Large -sti'v ~ hss isdies Mtsss ard
Chili'tn's pHTTs a.d sllpts, sAbDLERF et.
~ -hich they s.ll ths s,,su,isn ~ fheit friends
sna rstfnrs. assuring them ths' 'hty ~in give
,her, ss gehd hsfgsin ~ the run. ne " ,hsy we're
~ teep .ac'isn enuhs. snd With good face pn =
pinch. viii make advances
oett2 HrNDF n RHODES
Co. e.Afrira 81 Ferdinand st,esis
s.-fs'ties ~ 'eh'si ~ Bs either hy uriss ~
sceo.n,s dee, are I. ,ined that the ,4,a. ,,ns, 10
closca between this sud the Gre, beesmbs,. 1850
~ fH
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
n. A. RAUHMAN's
NEW VARIETY STORE,
NeRrH BOULEVARD sTBET.
Mes, stats ifp.sa.


BdTON ROUgE, Ia.
I nrp LnAvE respectfully ~ esii IN. cite n
\ tipr ~ The p.hiie 10 nv "New vARihtr
sr0Rr," Witch 7 h.vs irs' cpansi, In the city ~
Baton Rouge. Esst ~ Miss Fannie ODvncr's MN
ns.y Store Thans'ui ~ tng ffi rds ard the
r.LiIe eers,sily ~ the gsrsfc.s .rd ilbs,-l pa
irresee befetcfore e-tendsi ~ me, IN u,y fofpe,
business, Aplieit ef theta 9 eostisusnes ~ tae
ss,ns ~ ryfisv entsiptiss. which hope. they
-iil nui ~ ihslf advantage. A specisi Invita-
tim IL es,spisd W. The ladies tu eivs me q e.ll
IN e.smins the
LAnah STOCK or FANCy ApriOLEs,
which IL too numerous ~ pstticuisfi,s. All my
rpsas are psfehsssa air.s, ffpm ~. msre's-,pr.
ere, consequently, 7 esn sHerd h. cell ss eh.,,r
u not cheaper thsn een he purchased In New ~.
leans 4 pst,isi list Of trT stuck Is here eiveni
FANCY pinIbs, 4. large assortment, such ~
yAsFs and tMAuEs suitshle fsf Catholics snd
Mantle Piece 0tnaments;
watt pArrH, complete s'rek
NtSDDw SHADES ~ every dsse,iptinnj
Wax ULUrH pfANu UOvERs
"iLf COHstUfs ron wtHD0ws;
QUIT AiR fAsrFNfNas;
BRUSHES ~ sve,y description.
eiLr MyubbiNgs, large assortment slwsys
% hsnd
e,br rRAars n, PHOTOGRAPHS. large stock
mtRpoas diLr, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FRAMES;
I,noHINu suiAss PLATES
bttH,pRAriIs snd uiL rAtsTtPasi
Tnr wshF ~ sve,y description
SMOKING ptpps ~ al styles ssa description;
PAINTS Dit,s vaHNiSHrs. s.1uRpENTtNF, ~.
FRrNuH WISDOM GLASS ~ eSefy si,ei
gJuE, MusLiH ht rArEp HANufNu, fACEs,
~ 'ncv2i1 H. A. haunMhN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

We ave ssthsri,ed 10 -nrcunes Nv. '. ~
thsJAMs, Of Ess. Bs,un He.se, 81. e..ai
date n, ,hs stats coh,estis., 10 be beld on N.
I,h dsy Of jsnus,y, 1891.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

~ ". AZ. authorized 10 .rrcunrs sENs
y. W. COTE, ss = candidate fcs the Ccn'er-
tlr. nr ths Parrish ~ E.st nsi,n Rouge.
~ Advocate espy.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

We .te .u,rsris.s 10 .rre.res WILLIAM
.. pttt o. .s 1. candidate fc, IN. Convention a.,
~. r-,lsh ~ s.., Ps,cp Rouge
Aavs..,s -srr,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

~ We s,e .uihcfIsed 10 snnvunss JUpsG
Tttos. q. MORGAN. .s . candidate n, ,hs
State Convention
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

W. .fs .uthesi,.s ,s .nsosses mssoR a.
NJ. DUNN, ss q candidate Z . The Convention
10. the Parish ~ hast h.tun Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
WINTER DRY GOODS
AT rHH--
PEOPLES STORE


EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
A M NOW oFFEnEp q, the sbove establish
"A msut, 10 those who have not yet laid In
their wibtef supplies Of
LADItH DRkSS GOODS,
CLOAKH aud HIAwLH,
Houst FuHNIsiiINa aoans,
LADIES aud MtEsER HOSIERY.
they can have them AZ New Orleans Cash Price
uur stock IL complete and we Hsttsr ourselve.
that In poipt of styles. quality aud ohespnsss
cannot he exrslled by any other house this eide
of New Orleans. We cbss'fslly invite 'hs sttsn'
ton Of tho citizens Of baton Rouge and vicinity
to our present varied assortment which cannot
he sufps sod. 10 tho who are In doubt let them
call and examine the goods aud prices aud give
us fair trial, that's all We ask. our Motto !
Cheap for Cash.
=. scuMALrNsgy co,
novT Peoples Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
TAKE MOTTO. that the Tar Roll Tor iso0 IL nov
i deposited at the Recorder once for inspee.
ton. JOHN y. PIKER,
nov11 -3odv Assessor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
To ... F.,..a. ..a p.s,....
MISSES C1.OAks.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of these goods W az
n rlvsin q Few dst =. siso lev very bspisome
white Embroidered Msripc oie.ts 70, lofss,s.
..sga W. u. PutLttpE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
HALLOF MAYsyILLE.

TINE Flows have arrived and we have a
Il largo lot Of them on nhand-manufac-
tured in the South and Of pattern nc-
knowledged 10 be a. good IL not the best
in use-they are well worthy our Planter
customers patronage.
MONTAN a. MATTA's,
nov2l Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

Ladies' Bonnets and straw Flats.
II HAVE just opened my New Fall stock Of Vel
Il vet and strss bonnets, also . large assort-
ment Of Ladies' aud Misses Hats, th5se 10 want
Of these goods will do we'll 10 call early.
sept2o W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
NOTICE.

IIAyTNg purchased the DO "'s In the New Or
Il leans Chs.p stsrs business will be car
riad on hereafter m nv .,sme, and for my own
socount The Goods on hand nov, will dispose
Of at New York cost.
sspt22 A. ROsESrTELD.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

rtpANs.
I NAVE Just opened rev iyt ~ Clo.ks ~hieh
! vii be suld extremely low.
sH.Wis4
cf the's p,siul articles have . good assortment,
snd al sll prices.
nHrsS nooDs
Fteach Msfiness ~ " pD per ysrs, sisl hsrd-
srne sud large sssrttnsnt ~ ufsr Goods, weeler
plsiis. ptinted Flsnnels anu beilaipss
MUtnNlNu uouBs.
10 svety varis A., ~ styles and prices
bet2s F'NNtF r. UCONOH.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28

eg- We are s.,hssisea IN srsvrncs ~ -
HEaaOs, .s = esrsiasss fst the o,r'sn.ic-
~, ,hs s.ns,p,isi Bi.',i-, -vmr..sa 81 Ess. Fs'
t-'sns, Res, Baton hyuse s.d wss, p-scn R".ss.
Tae bdvhs.,s, rfis,s, r.tfiet, Louissns De'no.
ere, .si sss.. ri.a,.' siil please eepy.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
FURNITURE.
NEW GOODS

ME HAVE lust received the largest stock oI
w rich and hns jswsirv brought TO this mar.
ket md invite our friends and customers and this
public in general 10 call at our new store and en-.
anime for Themselves.
oct5 GOLDMAN 4 FENDLyR.
Third srset, opposite the Bank.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
EW CALIC0S

FANCY DRESS GOODS.
rINHE subscriber viii receive by the new steam.
Il er from New York, 300 pieces ofrreuch, EnR.
lish aud American Prints, comprising all the
newest patterns. among them come new small hg
ures tor children also q fail assortment OF
Rich Fancy Dress Goods,
tho newest things Of the season, together with
. large assortment OF Dress Goods.
septic W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-28
SCIINAPPS.

IDA wM. BO0EL. are Agents for Bininger's
II London Dock Gin. vsnds,vesp's sohnspps,
wolfe's schiedsm do. Kudolph's do. jupei6
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leon lplaen. Sa9t ibnent on6 rie @enerQIe
entlnlclen inn, cen Slater bel Der erlten
pallenetn 0ele9enbeit III Yerlalien boE er
meoep ailF Seult nod auf NeY rcbnen fanrt
ole Seloe, bepcr er bier por, oen1 G6nio
9eolent Daben i'm i'm @eDeimen INNER
nOn plenfn. Gntbet ibuell, e5 ebenlo III
MAIDEN, ullo iobalo iie nit Dem Seino ,llS
lamnfnreffei, gu rtelem l6er,uoeben, benn
Ger Stlno 1T Der 8uuoeasenoiIe unlerS reebts
lnaBt9en 90ni95, er lit niAt Der 6eino SEranfs
rel1S, lonpetn ltur Der Napolrpns. 9lber
leio Yor alien Din9en Sorftdtia, @ebt @ub
oas Nnlsben eifri9er 9lnbanaer be5 aailers,
unO menll man @uD fir Splde balt, 10
ipenoet @ub an piejenieen, Die Gud, nit
l0etlem 9luse betradten, bic Guun llmqara
metoet olele lu6t oantt Su crobern, unp ourtb
lte YrOpa9anoa 81 MAIDEN. - 9abt Sf Sure
QufSabe be9riffen, unO leib Sbr bereit, 1te su
lbernebmen
N, 9err 0er5og mir fino bereit casu, res
Ten nlle gtere, wie aus @inem Wunoe.
So 9ebt la9te 5ouAe ibnen freunplitb
sunldtro, 9ebt une la6t mid baIo Ypn @ud
bDren.
ole 0tfrW'anner oerbflt9ten lId lbpeiseno
uno 9in9en binaus,
9tner BEN Dptfe 9i9n9 itano SliiAer
NIT Der 9auptna6t ieines oeeree, oes Ser
anrltftn8 9fapoleons 9eipdrtis uno gang be-
rett Den &f anSunebnlen. 9lQe Nnpros
llun9en waren beencet, alle Sruppen batten
lbre an9ewteene Stellun9 ein9enpmmen, 9lls
le8 mar ihladttereit, fampf9eraltet.
Sor allen Din9cn aber lpar 8li1er
l4laAtberett tno fampfgeriiltet. Dprt auf
Der 0Dbe binttr 9i9nY belt er auf leinem
Sbtmmel um9eben Ypn Ietnen @ener1len
uno 9tpiutanten, g5 mar INNER nod pere
IeIbe beitere freupi9e 9tuaoruf in leincn BIZ
gen pa8 Sa9r, pa6 eit Der @innabme Don
paris, iett Sltiebers .9roBen Eriumpben unp
Sie9en Yer9an9en lpar bate auf leinem
2tntliB feine Spur Sltlltf9eIalIeh lein Mu1t,
9ldnSte nctb INNER inf Seuer Der Su9eno,
feline Stimme lpar nod ebenlo frild, lein
SoerS nod ebenlo mutbpolI unp unYersaot
Sein 9ldnSenper 8lief 1dmeiftc tlmber an
Dem 9criSrnt uno lpabete biniiber naA Gem
beranSiebenoen Seinoe pen leBt fretlib auA
caS fhdrfite Sernrpbr nitDt Su erlpdbel pere
modtc, rei1en 9lnnaberun9 man aber tnne
marc an Dem Dpnner Der Stancnelr, Der in
ununerbrOdener WaAt imnerfort pabere
rollte uno perftinoete, paB rer Syeinb ldcn
nit ir9eno elmer gbtbeilun9 eeo preuBil1en
ooer ensllAen 9eereS i'm Sta mpf be9rifs
fen let.
GS 1T auf bem re6ten Sl69el. 1aete
Sliider Der tanse flunlln binabersebprttt
Date mad pem Sancnellppnner, ia, eS 1T
auf unierm rsdten 6lu9el, 100 3leten ltebt.
@r beoarf $ 9llfe unr mir mllitn fie ibm
brinsen.
(6ortiesmla foL1t)
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