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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

Ss siS sfs4 R SssSI's 4
TIE 1HEc nni1E,E1 lIR RAlLRoALs .wksf Of
paint brush or brand. the weiS hit Of each PACK.
age. tho name Of the conaiguee, or . diamond Iet.
ter, and the point of destination.
Tho tickets must specify the weight of every
package separately. and correspond fully with thu
MARKS. otherwise they will not be received for
transportation. F. J. SAMPSON
je2--lm Gent Freight Agent 4. L b. R.R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

& .7sssS ss s s;s IN sus 81 sessss
ss..' q II < y i. = g. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

VII H EDwaaDs 81 # f 1iPs wiam A...t.n..
WIN. MARsHAIL, Of Lunenburg.
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
all cOnsignments, and orders for goods from BRO
MI. r. Y. SUTTON. JR.. II admitted to Q IN
terest in our business.
10 l-dts&cw4I MADDUX co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20
acCMFoRTA AnS AD r0INl

Tsss5sI Inv B 2 S5SEEsS EESS.sR
P0lNT. FROM RlcHSoNb.0TTSSss moo ~ OIL. OLD
and tue sbcvs PLACES, Il Sy the MFnSshm~ont
pkTERSBCRG ROAD 70 Pstersburs. thsncs sn %
ehe Norfolk and Petersburg Road 10 NorfoI' ,us
6cHEDuLE-.Leave Richmond at 2tS N
reech roriolk at 80 and Old Point at DP NJ
u{EF "r tns accommodation of passengers, FisH
Norfolk and Cd Point "' Do"' 1'"een
>, Returning from Old Point. the Boat leave, 4,
which leave At p. NJ, reaching Richmond I'LL
SSs:sensef: dlnnE on the boat while Istvesn "a
TmnI ano NofIoik. r. II WYNNE.
yoIl-O Sup't n. 4 p RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

~ q Raj fK3 4 On: SAAY
TaA IN yl Issys hcAmopS Dsily, & sS s; NJ
KNOxvII.LE. and all points in the Southwest
and Daily Except Eupdaysl for KSONS
RIVER and irtermediafe Stations west Of Char
lnttesvI!le. STAGES for the SPRIN 6S connect
9th the Train at Mtiboro' and Iackson's River
For p'rticulars, nauire at the Ticket Office.
jel-0 VIM. +. ADCOCK Tokes AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

Carrying PASSENGERS and Freight, will leave
Whtte House. at .-.....-.-fsN AN.
The new, fast and commodious steamer WIS.,
Joint, Carr. J. c. Row., will leave Whns
House, MONDAYS. We. nesdsys and Fridays, at az
A. M, landing only at West Point. Noodv's Car
RahOosick. Bigler's. Yorktown and GLOUCESTER
point.arnving IN time fnr dinner at Old Point 81
k. M, and S ,p u s s = I 2 A.
folk at lOA a. M, Old Point at llk. iandinr onj,
a. above, and arrive at White House in tins i,
p, NJ. -''
No Boat landings will be made.
Lreight received Tuesdays. Thursdays aad Sat-
le6-ts THOo. 4. SHARP. Snperin fendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

l0noongero bgookfN inst and ~ q AeniAno ~ VI.
on 6Oard the comfortable steamer between Acss's
Creek and WaqhinSt0n. .A..aA
~ For further tnfoyHeooo, aDvV y tnu V"s"
Ds'''a JXs. II VfNSTItON, Cent Ticket Az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

= . - -! = tt00RTHERHS "rcHf;G =
RAILwAY-Tnins leave csivH.Irs Ts,RAL
pa Ss y pS;IIy' ss1SSs.t Sunday 4 1%Sr
dolara.l Buffalo Oweso Os1eso Ta ,Issc only Ten
I!ton. gil parts Of Western New York and c. nam
70, ssr' DssYF0 Is. CSc:sG and
TreveIers csn 20 to Detroit Chicarn NJ
.e, nS: wa Niagara Falls. at the same coat ~ p
ROAD via Harrisburg and Jsrsey C,ty. viz, ~ .ns
one cnange OF cars Fare %. Take Tia sMAoGy
Kan Ra.1 ana r. throesh BY daylight over rst ~
- Buy tickets only 70 Baltimore. A""
JAS. G. CLARKE Su,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

DIR. -. COuLLlN0, DENTIeT,
u1vvR may hereafter b found at hie olles, No.
NIX Main street, between oth and 10th,
mont9. nh = -Sm
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COAL. COKE. WOOD, 10.

COAt::17S0gpJ hspd : fPll %HRRy of.,,
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
c. B. LfPHCOMB, I
nh M-n 18th IT.. near Mayo's Bridge.
OAK AND PINE WOOO-Seasoned end mi.
~ der shelter, t6r sale q Coke Yards. =
do l2-ta JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20
TAILORING. &c.

.. GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS OUSE.-We would inform
wv the citizens ard public sensrally, that We
w have now in store q larse, varied and com
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
One Brick Wrong.

Workmen we're recently building large
brick tower, which was to be carried up
very high. The architect and the foreman
both charged the masons to lay each brick
with the greatest exactness, especially the
first courses, which were to sustain all the
rest. However, in laying a corner, by ac-
cident or carelessness, one brick was set
very little out of line. The work went on
without its being noticed, but, as each
course OF bricks was kept in line with those
already laid. the tower was not put up ex-
actly straight, and the higher they built the
more insecure it became. One day, when
the tower had been carried up about fifty
feet, there was heard tremendous crash:
The building had fallen, burying the men
in the ruins. . All the previous work was
lost, the materials wasted, and worse still;
valu bile lives were sacrificed, and all from
one brick laid wrong at the start. The work
man at fault in this matter little thought
how much mischief he was making for the
future. D. yoU ever think what ruin may
come OF one bad habU-one brick laid wrong
while you are now building character
for lie ! Remember, in youth the founda-
ton is laid. S,e to it that all is kept
straight.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
WHOLE NUMBER ISL.

for US, Saviour offered his life a willing
sacrifice. Did not know, young man, that
it was through ignorance on your part that
you reviIe, | would exclaim to you in the
language of Paul: 80, full OF subtility,
and Of all mischief, thou child OF the devil,
thou enemy Of all righteousness, wilt thou
not cease to pervert the right ways OF the
Lord ="
"Ha, ha, ha 7" interrupted the lawyer,
"bad known that l had walked up an old
Methodist preacher, l would have taken time
by the forelock, and run In time."
II am not a Methodist preacher, sir;
have not that honor; they are a pious, q
useful, reyered claas of people, whom l
love and respect"
"Who are you, then!" insoleEtly de-
manded the lawyer.
"Sam Houston, sir, Of Texas!"
Had a thunderbolt fallen In their midst,
there would not have been more electric
motion in the crowd. In second, the old
hero was surrounded, and twenty welcome
hands were extended. | mlde my exit just
then to the dining-room, and as | looked
back over my shoulder, saw the little crest
fallen attorney sneuking or Of the opposite
:, corner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

The servant gave him the information he
desired, aud went about his business. That
night, while the captain was undressing, he
was seized by the throat and dragged to the
bridal bed. --.
"Look, fair lady, On me-" said Crazy Joe,
"but do not SCREEN, or | will kill you.-l
Look on me. hold within my grasp a.
devil, who delights in cruelty-a merciless
iend, who has scourged the backs Of hun.
dreds OF brave men-u ruffian who has robbed
me of my reason. hold him within the
grasp of death, the very moment his black
soul thought itself within the reach of bliss.
Monster look on your lady-think a mo.
ment of the heaven of earthly joy almost
within your reach--then think Of me, poor
crazy Joe and Of the hell to which send
you ! Die, wretch, die -
When the alarm was given, the strang!ed
body OF the captain was found alongside OF
the bridal bed, but the maniac who had kill
ed him was never recognized Ofterwards.-
He belonged to Cornwall, and probably
found shelter from pursuit in the mines unit
u, The excitement passed away.
! The lady stated at the time, and manl
years afterwards, that the attack Of the m a
= MAC was SO sudden and silent, that she knew
nothing OF it until the curtains were move
= and she felt the pressure of the captain
body on the edge of the bed Joe held tn
-, victim around the neck with his right hand
;, and turned him from side to side 90 easily O
if he had been child, while the forefnge
:, and thumb of the left hand grnSped her owl
= throat, reudy to extinguiSh her own life
= she raised the alarm.
His face was pale md deGth.lke, his eye
started, but were motionless, and every wor
-, he uttered seemed 10 issue from the yer
:. depths of his soul. The captains look
were terrible beyond pton-death lie
the impress of terocity upon his darkene
features. How the maniac entered or lie
the room she never knew. His departul
- was as noseless as his entrace. So paral,
zed was she with fear, that an hour elapst
=, before she could muster courage to call #
help; but she thanked God when the ca
:. tain's character became generally know
ashore, that she had been rescued from h
all2nce.
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knocked Back into the World.

The following story may create laugh;
but we trust that in some readers it may
also give rise to deeper and more earnest
feelings. How many man, strong in good
resolutions, has, by an unthinking, triAing
deed, sunk from his eminence, and been
"knocked back into the world"-that hated
world of degrading associations and painful
thought in which he had lived. How many
chance expression, unthinkingly uttered,
has suddenly ruined the golden poesy and
beauty of true love and tried friendship.
But to our story.
| A pous old negro man, in the employ
ment of worthy citizen of this country;
was few weeks ogo set to plowing very
rough piece Of ground. Every few feet the
pIow would hang against d rock or stump:
The horse, moreover, was very dull, SO that
when thus stopped it was very hard to start
him again. The poor negro, of course, had
time of it, and his piety and patience
were severely tested. At last they began
to give away. The alteration between
him and his horse became more violent at
every fresh occasion for getting him in mo-
ton again. Finally, in moment Of frenzy.
he swore away at the horse in a terrific
J m9nner. A moments reflection, however
; filled him with distress, and, addressing his
5 horse. he said, in plaintiVe tone, "Dar now.
you miserable brute, see what you've done
| You've jes gon and knocked me right bach
3 into the world again!'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
An Extra Passenger.

A amusing scene took place on the steam
er Baltimore, just as she was leaving for
Cleveland. A rough looking genius came
aboard with powerful bulldog as his heels.
Walking directly into the office, the indi-
vidual said to the clerk:
"stranger, want to leave my dog 10 this
here office ill the boat starts; I'm afraid
somebody will steal him."
"You cent do it," said the clerk; "taks
| him out"
"WeIL stranger, that's cruel; but you're
both dispositioned alike, and he's kinder
company for you"
"Take him out!" roared the clerk.
"Well, stranger, don't think you're hon.
est, and you want watching. HereS Bull.
sitdown here, and watch that fellow sharp;"
and the individual turned on his heels, say.
ing /: "Put him out, strangers II he's troub-
lesome." & -a&.a
The dog lay there when the boat started
the clerk giving him the better part OF ms
office. 5a,s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
NEW SERIES.---V VOL. 6, NO. As.
4oetital.
Never Despair.


There's gold for the man that will dig It,
And peace for the soul of the seeker
There's Loves wine for him that will drink II,
o'eraowing the golden-lipped beaker--
There's Fame for the brows Of the thinker,
If he'll work and struggle to win 1t
Every care cloud that folds DER the future,
May prison rich blessings within 1t.
THERE'S home for the son of gaunt sorrow,
A rest for the worn.out and weary;
A hope for the pallid despairing;
light o'er each path that Is dreaTy.
There's no wave so dark, but the summit
Will break into snowy.like whiteness;
There's no cloud so black in the heavens,
But has some rich folded-up brightness.
,Tis hard TO wade through the deep waters,
Unseeing the shore that We covst;
,Tis dismal to look for Hope's rainbow,
When black wells of doubt hang above It;
But Faiths hand can lift up the mountains,
And give to us riches supernal-
She points to the land Of the prophets,
The land of the blessed Eternal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

G-A picture in Punch shows two ere
spectacle citizens" very much "cut" after
dinner. Both look extremely happy ant
rumpled, and hold test conversation al
follows: .....
Host-"I say, my boy, shall we join thu
ladies' in the Drawing.room :" .rs..g
Guest-"I sh'inksho." fu.
Host-"Can you say, The scenery's trul
rural bout here?'" :,
Guest-"Sc. Scenery tooralooral."
Host-"All right, come along.'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
RAVENNA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1860.

Thames there was no reason to suppose
that he had met his death BY any foul play,
nor was the supposition of suicide warrant
ed. The unfortunate man had, it appeared,
gone out yesterday in the full enjoyment Of
his usual health, strength and intellect they
were all aware that in the dense and danger.
GUS fog that had prevailed, accidents were ex.
tremely likely to happen, especially to per
sons unscquainted with London it must
therefore be presumed that deceased had, by
some means unknown to them, fallen into the
river; the body had been satisfactorily identi-
fled by most respectable witness, who, had,
moreover, brought from the widow list OF
articles, which tailed exactly with those
found on the body they had heard of the
sad condition Of the unhappy lady, and there
appeared to him no necessity for adjournins
the inquest for her presence nothing, there
fore, remained for them but to give thei
verdict according to the facts.
"Found drowned" was accordingly rem
dered.
The coroner observed that the body ough
to be buried Immediately, and ordered 1t t
be given up to Woodley. He then mad
out and forwarded to the registrar the neces
sary information as to the cause OF dealt
and the finding OF the jury.
] In due time the insurance company n
. ceived application on the part of Helen Ma
: farlane for payment of the sum insured
t regular assignment Of the policy from he
, late husband was produced, and her clai'
, was further supported by copy of the Ell
! try Of the registrar. general. The compon
/ felt some little hesitation at first, and pos
, poned payment for further information.-
They desired to see Woodley, but on its b.
ing shown that that gentleman had quite
e England, after due investigation they fe
+ that they could not dispute the evidence, al
g paid the money.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

THE OLD MANS SEcREr.-An aged cler.
gyman, who had not known one days illness,
was asked bis secret. "Dry feet and early
rising" was his reply ; "these are my only
two precautions"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

rCan it be said with truth that we all
are children Of foreiathers, when Moses
plainly tells US that Joshua was the son OF
Nun?
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

6TSome one says that human heads are
like hogsheads-the less they contain the
louder the report they give OF themselves.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

GAr'Wby did Adam bite the apple vsaid
a schoolmaster TO . country boy. "Becauss
he had no knife said the boy,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

OF Washing shirts wears them OUT
When they get dirty chalk them over.---
Economy Is wealth.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

Every plain girl has one consolation;
though not pretty young lady, she will, Y
shs lives, be pretty old one. NJ
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

OTWhy is a tooth drawn like a thing
forgotten? 1t is out Of the head.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

LAcoNIc. ails your eye,
Jo?" n
Jo-"I told man he lled.''
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- 90 O. i" I ~ tsarer & NIT br.t
'un n. Gtwo Spr ;ebn Saocn trfous
"p ''n ~ Samse Sanfiort BET bem pprf, a,o.
ny ~ "uf lftnem 6eps i'm S6aftrn ,inss al.
ts" s'Noaums unD belTtrte stwas an s,,,.n,
srert'eu9e aus. YlSbIiG fHblt sr I'd, MI. -.
'a0"'t' CT t"nn feline @tirpsr nbt mshr s,m.,s,
0pHe I'm rrften auscntIif erfen,,sn :, fs.s:.
.'" ."s 00r9esapsen 1T. Ia Bort or sia 3iratr
@eeen lI@, 'u9Ieict erbSt er mrbrsr, t. tss,;s.
SP.'se IN Zen Hudcn unt aewabrt ar S,in,D,
u"''ss'h' Dap cine unaebeurc fcbwar,e e6I,na.
'9n u::ltbiungsn bat. l5 IS.'l 9 D'@S''s' N'@
N'e Sanae rtefer S6fanae erpies ~ s,s,.e
0"F 3pu une Der umfdna ian qeibs :
,,"' !, @anm pc9dnn rr ben gcrlu6 fic sou ssr,
Neptll w erfr.ten, ais cine spcite sd onos 80"
'p"I'Nsr @r0Ge Ittt rtsnfaaS um fsiue ar,,s
~an0' uno cine brittle semabrte er scr
oe" sesen fh 5uaIeitrnb. Mit btr or,st -. -.
SerS~eifunS semeste er ifct eint;. S6ritt. -.
osAe Su' oAs nuf DEM Supsn lno or
:" G,m aaa'He'id 0ls bic brittle 6tlasos I'M
um'Nl'nSen MID uuO fhIdst Nc .mit ,,n.rs ,S
SeIaas mttten Sur@. Sest dbrr beoon, s,,s
i"t@teorer &dupf init ben teipen eriten S5%fo,,.
9en' 9e9en Die er eas Seil nictt anwsnbrn fr,,nt.
@'eptmalS pre rr Su Scpen orrih,n ss;ns
Stur wurre ibm einseprsBt, has er bFiuab. Re-,
a'pfm 'rrIUr. Snorb Die Ioresanoif unA, ~.
gn'N'sen Scr ieincn iheusiiben o5eunerr; ooh
lNm 'mmcr neue &rGfte. Oa mactte bic orsssr.
o@'anSe S'rwtifelte anlrsnaunqru ibrsn Scrf
IN le'n'n Munc gu erdnsen. Mit ppller Gemort
l''re lle oenslOen 9sifenb sesen ltins ppen unb
Oe Ielf9'ltplcllenrn 3abne Seine lsrafte be,or.
nsn na3iuahen. Do paftc or bic @5dtonos' ,,,,
pal!e nnc NIT perSweifeItsr Gntl6fc6enN,if h.tet
ct IN Osn Sppt elm, 5ipei, orci Nfal bic @6ron'
e"frtn9rlt Ii6 unD fnft ;udfnp BON leiu.m a,;Ss
gu S00en. als o6 Gle brittle S6lanue ont ~,
umffrtlsuns rer teren anberen aeretnet hstt,
laBt lls iest efsnfaas nad unp aleitst unprrforot
Won orn. eantforo in ras na6e @e6ifA g,isIsp
lsstfrs erbOlte Iids rrif na6 eniaen Stunben > m
ntaucert nod bel benz @sbanten an Die efefhos,.,,
8eptisn.
O'e 5oms Neps BON Marietta brind,n sis,e,,
ScrtalI unp theilcn nit, ras Or. eonffors si,,
9lautwurotaer, bUA9ea6teter Nlann fe;. - .v-
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Den brutl6sn gSmtbfn
Die Snietse, eaB mir i'm bieli9cn @ultom. {oauIe
1000 @aaOnen beS beiten BON unS ieltlt impor,
tirtsu fran3SflAen 8ranrY unter Sonp lie0en
batsn, ben mir duberit bldg pertaufrn
GerHer Die NnSeige, pGB mir Die nlleiniae Qdens
tur BON Dem terabmten re &enpse II. Sos @6am.
pagner nberncmmcn ba6en unp baB perleltr nur
Bel uns Su babtn it,
:. Gottei II. Gomp.,
DO. II Yearlrr
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@eiifes9eaenwart 1snn man pes
ME OFT islbf Die beten @Gaulpieler Bel iroenb y.
mem uEerwartetenSCrflaa anl Der Siibne ben eanf
p'rltsren unp Iif nictt nit ir8eno .inem ralIen
rrn sSrrt OOsr Ginfaa aus Der grrlraenbe,t n,
l's0sn mlltH, 10 wirp man bur6 bic @eiResee.
Irrin In Srounitpeis SRI. ANN IN ,sr,
tonilhcn Sin8lrtel BON 8pbentera: ..Gben per.
cen i'm bmmrl asltIUfsn," tewisisn bet On
rem Nuaenblids ndmIid, mo fb sas unld, lnioe
Naturfino l6rlftli6 al pen Fstsn G,ott r,enoS,s
MIL, um lItb ,,einen 9utsn Wann" belGf rem -,
lallfn' lIebt Itt ras ras Yapitr anf ben SIM
f'9It mas p"lrltf NOD Spa per Sortser 5tsn,
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Nr. SIS

~. 20" -, m "'p columbus surid. um Gin e,Ios %.
YET e'"ter 0Ie Stnse gu sieseR. als ~ ,urSs-
''naen' mar Fer BAR p,rf&wunecn unS mismaas sas
mplltc picu. robin t''f''' ,,'''''aa0
a.r1.. LIZ SqHgep'Ompa9nts y :, tatte nun pvr eaulre
S,uV flpe" YrO.fe srssn Die 5uFmann,s ers,-
', ~.a ',n0 sani eOIumbus erpartete in spon.
""ns Vt" "asSans, pclten ,bas ,.Sbto sta,,
9Ourna' snclt@ ME fulst tcri6tet:.
"o'r S'a:enpro3ef, mclaer seltern Wohm;,~
tag e'r 6rieo'neri6tsr 2iurp perbonssI. r,~s.
t"'s'e a NIT eIncm Spra@e su Gunlfen bra s,rr,
arnmtnll, res sIsenten Der S6St,sn,.,,,...', ..t"
S,1 S.," "",aufe pom 5errn aaglpr. Die s&ii,,,n
S 5"V." a'O OaS SerOift. gBer tann obsr ~,
oFaSe OsantpOrten: uB iRbet g6re.
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Sefd,,utinaciouuaem.
E. J. PICOT T,
15i Mpptbcfer,
Gde Der lTten uno MuinfraGc,

IS. &tnberoatcr, ais @ebIlfe),
eH'pfebt letn reid6uIti9es Eager atlsr in iein
6ado ibnoenoen glrtitei wie ou8 9arfimcrene,
Sstfen, Surten unb Sdame jseer Slrt; 5artcu.
Dele, @las &C.; @iaarren. Gauds &nu< nue
Shnupftdeae uno oiele anperc @lrtttrt lprltbe In
bieiiSeu 9Ipettetsn 9en6bnii6 sefHbrt pcreen.
EIupti6ttid, matbt cerlslbe aub ouf Ieiutr
tcribmtrn unp unfrbtbarrm ySirauia g4orm
Eitler" aufHcrsiam.
Die rentlde, pie 9rDetcnttrtls aud bic omcri-
tdntlde Hecegtur pire pom .. .Rinper1dte R r
belcr9t Der aud I'M 6anontrfaufe feline Saups
leute dufs 5reinbiitbite beoienen mire.
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Scfamntntad,unNea.
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