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POLITICAL.

Politics are lively in St. Louis. The
Democracy held a large meeting on Sat
urday night, as did the Republicans
MIR. Blair addressed his constituents
every night last week, and viii continue
on the stump during the rest Of the can
vass.
Its rumored that George NJ. Dallas,
the American Minister IN the Court Of
st. James, has declared, or viii declare,
in favor of Douglas and johnson.
Occasional" Of the Philadelphia Press
says:
a gentleman just returned from
kentucky, informs me that the Breekin-
ridgers in that State organized a betting
club with fifty thousand dollars, to wager
that Breckenridge would carry Kentucky.
But this fund soon gave out. The Doug
las and Bell boys manifested such an ca
gerness to invest in this sort of stock,
that the Breckinridgers refused to con-
tiuue the game. The same authority in
forms me that the Douglas men have
made an estimate Of forty-fve Of the
counties Of that State, and that in these
forty-five counties. Douglas will beai
Breckenridge more than four thousand
votes"
The New York Herald has . graviia
ted" at last. 1t says:
F" 4 Plaster for the Democracy. Thr
growing popularity Of the Breekinridg
and Lane ticket in the North. The me
tropolis has set the ball III motion, an
the excitement is spreading over tb
whole North The only way to save tn
Democratic party and whip Lincoln, is {
unite on Breckenridge and Lane"
The proprietor Of the New York Hot,
declines 10 allow the cord for Republ
can banner to be attached to his buildin,
because (in his reply to Simeon Draper
s'it Is well known that the New Yor
Hotel IS as directly opposed to your pol
tics as to your headquarters
Preparations are being made al Mar
chester, n H., to receive Mr.. Dough
about the LIST Of August.
Hon. John Hickman viii speak durir
the campaign IN Missouri and 9th,
Western States.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
JOIN McPHERsONS ESTATE.

The Subscribers. having been appointed by tn,
Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust
all CLAIMS and demands ofgll persons, against the
estate OF John Mcpherson late OF Derbv
IN said district, decreased. represented insolvent
and the term Of six months from the 18Th day O
July, 1850. being allowed BY said Court. Il
the creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit anc
prove their respective claims before ms:
Give notice, that We win attend TO the dufie.
VI our appointment at the Inn Of Joseph Bates
I'd, in Derby. in said District, on the I'd Satur
day OF January. 1861, az O'Clock, in the after
noon, said day.
HAIRY HISMAN, !
JACOB BATES, O0fnn rs
! Derby, July 10th, isso.-s8ws
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

DIR. AARON PIEKCE'S ESTATE.
HE Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all Claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of Dr. Aaron Pierce, la-e OF
Barton, IN said district, deceased represented IN
solvent. and the term OF six months from the l2th
day Of July, $50, being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors Of sail deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US:
Give Notice, that we viii attend to the duties
of our appointment al the dwelline-house oi
Mary B. Pierce, in Barton, in said District on the
second Saturdays Of October and January next,
days.
J.F. SKINNER, lcs,--.-
F. S. FRENCH, OO''liiiss l0-els'
Ear4on Irtls- rq4b A n Teeo--Qn.-n
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THE FALL TERM Of this school VIII COM
l. mence on Wednesday, Sept 5, 1ssorand. con-
tiHue eleven weeks.
VI. #. VARNEY, Principal,
MISS LUCENE STEBBINS, Teacher of French.
Osher teachers viii be employed Us the wants
Of the school demand.
TUITION.
Primary branches, S2,0o
Common English, 500
Higher, $50
Latin, 400
French, (extra,l leo
Vocal music. (sxtra,l 100
Tuition payable at the middle Of the term.
This School has been in operation but a few
years, vet it has met with degree Of success
which is encouraging TO It's friends. large and
beautiful building Is in process Of erection, which
will be ia readiness for the fall term, and nc
pains viii be spared on the part Of the executive
committee TO make this school one Of the first in
the county
The village Of Westfeld is situated in the most
beautiful part Of Missisquoi Valley. and IS very
quiet place making It a favorite resort for stu
dents.
Board and rooms can be procured on very
reasonable terms.
For further particulars. address the Principal
st North Troy, OF the Executive Committee.
! Westfeld, July ~; 1850
/ A. c HITCHCocK,l
T. MILLER, Ez- Com.
y. STBBINS,
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THE MIND ITs OWN PLACE
coon AND ErIL

a GRAFT peace have they that love Thy law,
ana po.hiu1 shall Offend them. - Psal1ts-
j. The mind Is is own place, and in itself
Can make a heaven Of he'll, he'll Of seaven."
MilOn-
All what sign It Is Of evil life,
When deaths approach is seen 50 terrible"
ShakPeore
Evil, anxious, waits the morrow
For its golden day;
Good improves the shining present
Trusting no delay.
Evil fears the solemn curtain
Midnigh, DER it filings;
Good enjoys day celestial
While the niEht-bird sings.
Eva, in the stormy winter,
Pants for simmer bloom;
Good, with summer in its bosom,
Smiles At winters gloom
Evil, startled BY its thunder,
From the future flies;
Good, enchanted. through its vista
Sees the halcyon skies.
Evil, ia the night OF sorrow,
Only doubts and fears;
Good, mistaken, feels al angel
Wipe away its tears.
Evil buys Of cheating pleasure
Pain without release;
Good, BY inward conquest noble
Wins immortal peace.
Evil meets, with eye-balls flashing,
SANDERS venomed eye;
Good. with blazing Goals Of kindness,
BHs;ers every lie.
Evil, grssping guilty treasure,
ShaInes golden crown;
Good, when Mammon tries its virtue,
Burning, LOOKS him down.
Eyil, fearless, looks At sorTow's
Winier-blasted spring;
Good, with robin songs Of summer,
Makes her valleys ring.
Evil finds in reigning beauty
No celestial grace;
Good, the peerless queen Of splendor,
Trinmphs in her face.
Evils youth IS early crippled,
And it, dea;h-knell ruus;
Good is Ike is blooming sister
Truth, forever young.
Evil. with the mask Of greatness,
Bauters for a names
Good, aslani its god-like action,
FINDS the shadow, fame
Evil. when oppression thunders,
Right or wrong, gives ini
Good, in step with heavenly music,
Nothing fears but sin.
Evil sees in vast creation
No psternal signi
Good, tho earthquakes heaye the moun;ai
Sees the hand divine.
Evil turns its back on Mercy's
Notwithstanding charms;
Good, for past offences sorTowing,
Bushes to her arms.
Evil sees 10 deaths low valley
Deepening shadows dread;
Good espies the heavenly morning
Breaking overhead
Evil meets, beyond the valley,
Shapes Of darkness grimi
Good, with angel-sisters soaring,
Chants 4 parting hymG.
Evil frantic, upward gazing,
Sees despors thronei
Good, exciting, sees the Father
Welcoming his own.
c. W. LIsE
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The Democratic press of New Jersey
now occupy the following position with
regard 10 candidates for the Presidency
Douglas and johnson, 10; Breckinridge
and Lane, ? +; On the fence. ).
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STATE VERMONT.

-
At probate court holden at lrasburgh, within
and for said district, on the 23d day OF Jaly, a.
D. 1850.
A copy Of the last viii and testament Of Ben
jamin Handy. late Of Uxbridge, in the county Ct
Worcester. and Commons ealth Of Massachusetts,
deceased. duly allowed and proved in the probate
court for the county Of Worcester aforesaid, be-
ing presented 10 the court here, that said copy
may be fled and recorded IN the probate court
for the district Of Orleans aforesaid. agreeable 70
the statute in such case made and provided:
il is hereby ordered that all persons concerned
be notified to appear before said court at session
thereof 10 be holden at lrasburgh on the 10Th day
Of August, 1850, and contest The fling and record
ing Of the copy OF said will as aforesaid If they
see cause; for which purpose II Is further ordered
I that copy Of the record OF this order be pub
ished three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, printed at lrssburgh, as
/ soou as NAV be.
MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
Attest, MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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Window Blinds.

Il C. & W. F. MORRIS would announce to
La the people Of Orleans Comfy that they
are prenared to ELL orders to any extent for VIM
dow Shades of every variety of style, and OF the
BEST OF Ma TERL4L AND WORKMAN
SHLP-likewise to DELIVER AND HANG the
same at prices corresponding 70 those obtained
in the immediate vicinity OF their factory.
70 Orders respectfully solicited by mail or
otherwise.
WIZ. H. RAND, of Irasburgh, is our agent for
Orleans County.
St. Johnsbury, March Il, 1sso-12tf
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TRULY CHEAP CASH STORE.

NoU viii find at Roweli's large lot of Goods
Il in general, viz: Dry Goods, Y. ]. Goods
and Groceries, Crockery Hardware, Glassware.
Tinvare, Stoves and Pipe, Flour, Fish, Salt.
Nails, Hollow ware, Hay Tools, Ready Made
Clothing and Gents furnishing Goods, Hats, Gaps,
Gloves. Miffens, Boots and Shoes, both for LADIES
and Gents wear, Rubbers, Yankee Notions, Cut
ery, Stationery, Room papers, Cerpetings, Fruits.
Nuts, Confectionery, Sugars OF all kinds. Drugs
and Dyes, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Syrups.
common, fancy and toilet Soaps, the best Teas,
and Tobacco, Spices, &c. And il fact almost
everything commonly kept ia country stores
and all at extremely low prices, as we believe
the nirnble sixpence TO be better than dozen
slow shillings. Give US a cali and save money.
K. W. R0WELL.
| Irasburgh, June 81, 1860.
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PRESIDENT BUcHAEAS's LEGAcT.-l
:. Independent the Washington cores
pondent Of the Philadelphia North
AmerIcan, says:
by the time Mr.. Buchanan retires
from Office, and his legacies are paid, the
public debt viii have increased TO about
$50, 100000, exclusive Of the $4,000
600 which Gen. Pierce turned over to
him on the 4th Of March, 1857, and
which be reduced TO s17,710,714, by the
first of July, when that fiscal year closed.
/ He found the debt to be some $4,000
600, in round numbers. Adding the In
crease 10 the balance received from Gen.
Pierce. and Mr.. Buchanan has spent al
the rate of nearly S2O,OO0,000 per an
mum above and beyond the revenue from
all sources. This is the economical ad-
mipistration which we were promised 5y
the President, who was so greatly shock
ed that Mr.. FillmCre's expenditures
should have approached $4,000, 900
year, when be was paying of the debt'
incurred for the Mexican war. The ex
penses for the last three years havenearlI
doubled those of Mr.. Polk, while tn
war in Mexico was going on. That Is th'
best commentary on the system Of profit
gate expenditure which has been pursued
We have been at peace with foreign ma
tions, ard except the wars in Utah an
Paraguay, where no guns were fired, an
which appear TO have been contrived TO
1.-The benefit of the contractors and thei
confederaies only, the country has bee
blessed with peace. Yet we have mar
aged to get through Ss0,000.00O a yea
No wonder the country is disguised an
demands change, as it did in 1910"
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BOARD, ROOMS, &C.
For Board and Rooms apply TO !. Z. DREW,
IL. S FRENCH and j. B. MASTA, Executive
Committee
1t is desirable that every student should be
present at the beginning Of the term.
II For further particulars address the Prin-
cipal or the Executive Committee.
NJ MANSFIELD, .SecTetdFy-
Barton, July 18th, 1seo.-3lw6.
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ORLEANS LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

HALL Term will commence August 29th and
IL continue ELEVEN WEEKS nnder
the direction of
GEORGE W. TODD. Jr., Principal,
aided BY a fun Board of experienced teachers.
Students can attend 10 any Of the English
Branches, French, Latin, Greek, Music, Draw
ing, or Penmanship. Board, Rooms and Tuition
same as heretofore.
The prospect is that the school viii be as large
as at any former term Apply soon for board OF
rooms. For further particulars, see large
posters.
Il. MCCLELLAN, Sec'y.
Glover. July 1st, Is6o.-2sm3.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

V,HE SUBSCRIBERS are this day receiving
Il the largest stock Of Goods ever offered in
this market, which they arc now ready to sell,
and they wish 70 be distinctly understood that
thew will not be underSoi3 By any one.
GEO. WoRTHIEGToS, Jr., g. CO.
Irasburgh, April IS, 1890,
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THIS is SOMETHING NEW.

PVNHE subscriber would say to the public thst
il he has converted his blacksmith shop into
a manufacturing establishment, where he is man
ufacturing TP USES Shoulder Braces and Alb
DOMINAL SUPP 0RTERS of every descrip-
ton. Also. he is making p IMP Il UGERS and
/ Runners of every description, cheaper and bet"
ter than can be found in any other shop in Yer
mont. He is also making and repsiring GUNS
cheaper and better than can be done in New
England Please call and see his work and price
| 1.-THE Is going in sor low prices in these hard
| tirnes-and be your own Judges of the work.
| His work is all warranted and can't be beat
Z. K. HAMMOND.
West Derby, June 5, 1902
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AT the Breckenridge ratification meet
ing last Monday week at Washington,
twelve hundred clerks attached to the
departments marched in procession. a
wag carried among them transparency,
a three-sided thing with the letter B
on each side. On being asked the mean
ing he replied: Breck., Bread and
| Butter"
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LIBERATION.

THIS cersifes that l have gwen my son,
L Marshal Hunt, his time during the remainder
Of bis minority. shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing, nor claim any Of his wages after this
date. NATHAN HUNT.
July nth 1850 30w2%
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. BUY ME, AND I'll DO YOU GOOD
LElNSE THE SYSTEM. PURIFY THE BLOOD
The best Spring and Summer Medicine
in the World is
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS,

Composed Of SarsaparillG Wild Cherrg Tellolg
Dock. PrickJey Ash Thoroughigoft, RhubaTb, Nan,
drake. DaHdelign &c all Of arhieh are 50 com
pounded as to act IN concert, and assist Mature in
Graduating disease
These Bitters continue to be the most standard,
popular and most reliable medicine ever diseov-
cred for the cure Of Liver Complaints and all
their attendants, JaRndice in its worst forms
Humors, whether Of blood or skin; all Bilious
Diseases and Foul Stomach; Dyspepsia; Cos
1iTeness; Female Weakness, and every disease
arising from Indigestion, or sedentary habits Of
life; Headache; Dizziness; Piles; Heartburn
Pains in the Side, Bowels, or Back; Fla;ulency
Loss Of Appetite. and every kindred complaint
arising from Impurities Ct the Blood, Diseased
Liver, or DisoTdered Stomach. to which evers
person is more or less subject in this climate.
The effect Of this medicine is most wonderful
II acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by
removing al distinctions from the internal or
gans, stimulating thea into healthy action, reno
vfting the fountains Of life. purifying the blood
cleansing it from all humors, and causing il q
course anew through every part Of the body; re
sti.ring the invalid TO health and usefulness.
Only Is and IS cents per bottle. Sold by deal
er8 IN Medicine everywhere.
/ Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY or GEO
4 c. GOODWIN & CO, Boston. 13m6
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c. v. QUINBT, A. B., Principal,

assisted By other experienced teacher
Superior advantages are offered 10 those wish
ing 10 prepare for College, or TO study French,
Ancient and Modern Languages, English Branch
Is. Music. Drawing and Painting
There win be class preparing LOT Coilege'
also a Teachers Class
This Institution has already acquired pepa-
larity that warrant confidence and public pat
ronsge Further comments are unnecessary.
No exertion on the part Of the Trustees and
Teachers viii be spared 70 render the Tern
| rlansar. and rrlifrable.
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BARTON ACADEMY

THE FALL TERM of this Institution viii
i commence on Wednesday, the 2sth OF aug
ust. and continue Essven weeks, under the
charge Of
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WESTFIELD
GRAMMAR cH) OIL

THE FALL TERM of this school viii com
l. mence on Wednesday, Sept 5, Is6oyand. con-
tiuue eleven weeks.
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Great peace have they that lovs Thy law,
and nothing shah Offend them."-PsGl1is-
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)nldnOifde gsrifbte.

: Sn Ct. 9cu;s 1T can @ann, 3am.ns 3b.
s. Tourney, Den III Ter 8car rinss .rtihs.l Mon
dds @sio lur en- &Icfsr l~ammsIlt. ais Shwrup.
lar sin4ejOSsn mOrcen II. fanp man iittt $1,000
lei inn, ris tr con rsn pummrn 3,laueern <;taIs
ten bate.
Sn 2cuisYile ipielt' unlSuaa Ger S.aare.
foniS Ybslan nit benz ttiibmt.n giuaI ripirl,r
5ismann. 1sBtcrr tr:itt cine ent;dt rent 9s,rp,r
Iass. Y6sIan ma&te ITO POINTS ned tinlnr.r.
= Gin aSan,ene prUlB. 9lnt alte Tam, II
Ntw yOrt wurbs in ecr:ser geOths pcu lbrsm
5ausbtrrn ~perflaat, neil lie rie Viietse ppn sin,m
ba!ten Sabre ni&t br5abltt attc. Sic u.yn.iacrte
ris 3abluns. neil JIG purb 0ipriaren ppn joan,
Ssn aus Dem 6auis rertriettn mc,psn fiji. d.
wCtl lie rie SuaItm, meIds ibr HI. ls eftltaf.en
@tib6Ffs Usrurla6trn, tie JIG lie tnpIi6 ,ur 6iutt
nOt9isien, in Der terepteittn 2Berlr lbllperte. fanc
Fer 9ihttr Die Gntfhu!piauns mbt. lihbaItia
nnr ptrurtbdIt' lit CUR :3abIuna.
- Nah eintm neutn polt ARRANGEMENT nit
bsm @rcbb'r;cstbam Sartn II Der pUrteIus FIR
sinia&s Srisis iib.r 5ainturs pcn % auf IS
Gents bsrStssiset r<cEssn. llsbtr g, tm, n tetrbt
ffritlst 9CrtOdnlak.
Sn q. YauI. Winntfcta, pmrr, as Sr,i.
tag rt @attsnmSrtsrin qnna 8i;,rstp ,uf,s.
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Sta0tifA:s.

|'prrs ecurt. g. ee :bauf,n wuets So 90
S'r'r' ,abisn, MEL sr Gin p'fpl ataeidedra.
YAM snse SasaIdrtp crltiru mntcr Der Naf!aar
Tcr uniersn Nhper. Meter siia.ni iniultirt unr
5serrbt IN ha!e,i. inn inifbanrrin IN mri,n. Or
rures inter sl50 8arsihait mfeut.
8"r [srrn ss'liam gEiu ii,at Elm Srirl
aus Csuiib!anc IN unisr.r SiEee. rs,
- 9" Srna'e %unirrtr :Ssissactuua wurcs
err N'dmcns s0rlieniatrif ras ssi. sirts Sncer.
srratirnsreGt sstbsilt.
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Wir nan sen t,irsunttttr Stits sriuttt
repesn. dnf rs Wablan,r9t tta Eru. Gamptttl
'ufmrrtIdm IN mdI1eu. Hnr rarauf hinuue,ut,n
eae herr &amPteQ idrn i,iiter Gupsrintrucpnt
Der 0aSrrerft !r0r, rnrh Gle 6upw.0 otbiuos
dfsr nhs''est rruroe, Rap iriibtr mt Gampbtis
StrSraltnul rdS 0'aS Tim ert,Fis %rreeui biuia :
lam ais ttst, UNI plb y0sHt, uuc Strr,fcorrr
III isnsr 3:t nic 10 ut turo rae ri5sIihe gus.
arhtn Zee SAFES III Trrisasnb.it s:itxt wurptn
als tS unttr Dem jssistn Sup,rinttnr.nltn Ger
6sa lt.
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VIRGINIA SALOON.

Gfm esntlhrH pItiifam Of ess,ttnis ln;eiar
o'B Ter untrr;eihucts Die an 5rantiinltrass nm,
t.rbalb Ger 13trn ~Atieatns 2S!rtaInJfi uuo Va
9erbitrsSaion (triibsl 9rn cen Dsrr,n y. 8Gser
nns Hsnne gtfubrt) ubernummrn bat. @rirnb-
unasn ]. ntr Art uno Der britsn Sualit1t ump be-
oH1%ra EN- porliiailctsS 2lstrtttr miyo ittts per-
idpIt hti 6tnrp Srtb.
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Wsrtb"oliee @runetis'ntbum atrtr SIp.R Cd,
rrH ela9 unp Ger 6hu Strsss ,uim s6isut b
Lido ySrrt,nnf
Ghn Srrtnli.

Htr uut'rnidnrts. rtr iih anpermSrtS arde,
'auit bat. trinat hnmlt ienr Il" Ter Sdey Der
6ien ans 6 iapir3fs aslrssnc Np6Iuita .um 81
'smtlidrcn %srtsut uup .mar an b tr:r.. ben
Ara, am erndrnte" MAGE nabc rrm Nturu
@arttr Natm ttlss Al lIbc.
Nui B m pIa3' %tsinCtt lib Gin y plnbaut mt
neun :3tmmera. 60 tie u. !. ~. Irr VIas b.r
"a 'Sus 8rcnt, 10 Sue 3ieir nnp lf6Bt an enc
H's'ts alsY IaS oans lit mil 0jdS unr SSl6n
prricbeu. ~"
Itr vasr cielss piasss tmpi CT i'm irrcpl
fur Gin Ncbnnaus ala aus Ne'dsdf.S vocal.
Vtpin mnltn e u S,tsiei atItn %,aar; ri,
SdIauec II E. II, Il, 81 unr 81 Nir;attu. Iur
me- otiaeic ?irisn nctit lntcrrfSn ra,u a~srettnst
unc 9:ltbcrt rnrrt rtnsn Tsrp cf iraf. DIR
Rluffr bat re 5arsh uap Sniurane. mir 1850
gu iabisn. Ssiie tam irair,t ergriItn lperrtn.
Srbn 8. Sttser.
SaS. Vi. Saptpr u. Sou,
Guetlpn1rs.
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ScGu 8. IapIcr. esn--

Der elm 9 nrirat fir eit Sbcrifs Office ncn 6cn,
rico Gouhrp 1T, thnn idmmtl,Gsn %crutlt,n Dir.
arrH plsies Siitf'tS hissec ralsnrtc unc ptr.
t,dntrSr'trri9lt' Nanns 'AusfIlluua Sisisy 10
auBsrlt nihiIasn SfFee aspfebl,n msrren, uup
srluNtn mir rtSbdlt Gut Nerrtipturacr, tti Ter
i'm Wat lfaitHapenotn W'abl Srbu =. 5asier
tbrs Stimmtn III asttn.
Webrsrs eeutlhs Ncprtip!ira,r.
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81 ras elnt 9eit2

III Tus ttnt SeUf
Batter. Gntina, ts tlsibt patsi, Eu beira.
ftrlt Dtrrn Sdhnpp.
Snbtsr. llH @Ottssriasn. gatsr, hsiu
Sat,r. Darum2 ace ~
Gobtsr. SD fann i'm ni6t a6tsn, nibt
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