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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

CANE PREsEETATfoN.-A number of the
pupils, on behalf of the School of Design Of
the Ohio Mechanics Institute, at a meeting
held on Saturday evening last, presented a
handsome gold-headed cane to Mr.. John B.
Heich, the Principal of the school. 1t was
made for the occasion by Mr.. S. T. Carley,
manufacturing jeweler of this city. The
cane was presented by Mr.. A. L. Helm with
appropriate remarks, to which Mr.. Heich
responded in a short speech. The following
was the inscription presented to John B.
Heich by the Ohio Mechanics School of De-
sign, as a token of their regard for his val
liable services as Principal" Mr.. Heich has
held his present position since the organizs-
ton of the school in 1856.
The Board of Directors state in their last
annual report that the school has met with
great success, and that they mainly attribute
its prosperous condition to Mr.. Heich's I'M
firing efforts in its behalf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

LET OUR readers not be deceived by be-
lieving that the only place to get cheap
shoes is on Central-avenue. Go direct to
A. b. Barbours, l4OiWest Fifth.street. His
prices will surprise you. His motto is, 'Do
unto others as you would they should do
unto you" Our word for il you viii get
the value of your money. Good shoes, not
trash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
COMMON MEAS.

Judge Carter granted a divorce on the pc
tition of the wife, in the case of Mackey rs.
Mackey.
Crawford Is. Rotbert.-Trial before Judge
Collins to recover $500 for legal services.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

AN ExPEEstvn ERrnRqAIEMRsT-The Del.
avian House, az Albany, NY, has presented
TO the authorities Of New York 4 bin for
$lrl20, for entertaining Mr. Lincoln and his
suite one day. They only partook Of 6reak-
fast and dinner, but among the charges arc
1857 for wines and liquors, $l8 for cigar.
and $3.50 for sunday broken articles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The fact that so many errors and crimes
are everywhere visible, may be ascribed to
their scant raiment--ehaTitg eOEarsth a
multitude Of sins.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

NATIONAL THEATER.-This evening, the
second Of Sallie st. Glars engagement the
interesting drama of Esmsralaa and the
comedy Of the Rough Diamond will be pre-
sented; Miss st. Clair appearing in both
pieces. This is a good programme and we
hope to see a good house. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

FoR sALK.-ADy one wanting a family
horse is referred to the advertisement Of
Gray, Hemingway & Co, in 'for sale column"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

School BoARD-PrOceediH9s Last Night.
The Board met at the usual hour last
night, Vice-President Wilstach in the Chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read snd approved.
A communication was received from Miss
Mary A. Cross, Iesigning her position as
Teacher in District No. IL. Her request was
granted and a certificate given. Miss Mary
E. Lyon was appointed to fill the vacancy,
at a salary of $50 per month.
The Superintendent made the following
report:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

MISUNDERSTANDING rare aud at
traetive in the way Of Spring dry goOds It
win be seen, is offered LOW At Ii2 Fifth. See
advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
BOARDING.

nOAR DING-Pleasant rooms and good board,
Tor single gentlemen can be had at I41 West
Third st., bet. hace and Elm mhlS-b
ROARDIkG-A pleasant front Room, suitable
for q gentleman and wife. or two single gem
tmhls-lPl
ROARDING G. Families and single gentlemen
h1 can be with pleasant rooms
Ard board BY appl5 ing at No. A Fifth St near
rum. mhI9 b.
nOARDING-Ihroe or four single gentlemen
- can be accommodated with board, in pleasant
rooms Nth gas IN 2 private family, by apPlyipg,a at
UlOAR DING-A gentleman aud wife, or two
single gentlemen, can obtain board aud a fur.
plsnea mont room, with gas, By applying at No, 81
LoneWortb-st. -LIE mhls b
ROAh. >ING-AccommOdatiOns for thres young
" gentlemen Of good character, None others
need spP'E ipQuire at 1S@ GeorEe-st between
R0ARpING-If two young mon want an o..
- traordtnbry tnducement IN the way Of q good
boarding place, In . private family, at a moderate
nguge, they you'd DO we'll to drop q line 20 WI.
~, BOX J,694, Fostohtee. mhl9'b b.
nOAR DING-Two young gsntlemen can OBJ
taiD board one can psyi IN dry goods, the other
u greeeritH. Location central. fare COED. and but
few boarders. AdaTess BOARDING, Press once.
lmhl9-bI -
ROARDlNG-A man and his wife, or one or
- two single gentlemen, can be
With board and 9 pleasant front room, W tn gaAlby
applying az los CentTal-aV.l between Fourth aud
fith' References exchan ged, mhls.bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

HoRRiBLE AcCIDEsR.--A dsunken osrpon-
ter locked himself up IN tho Wor1sa1p AZ
St Louis, on Friday lay deWn Ia the shaw
on FIRE. Wien the neieb10ls baisl ths door
open, all that remained u t4e mas ves a
charEed man. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

HoEloTpE IN B0sFoE.-John Donahoe and
james Carlan, both being drunk, went 10 a
file factory at Boston, recently, 10 Win A
man with whom Donah0ohad had a quarrel.
Peter !. Point went 70 the door to dlss0ade
them FROM entering, when Donahoe stfnek
him through the left lung. He eau not re-
cover. The assaulters were arrested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
STOLEN.

STOLBN-S5 Dwarf D. Stolen on Friday
- evening, March Is. from the store Of the sub.
tcriber, a valuable Mocking bird and cage The
above reward will be paid for the bird, delivered at
the meat; store, south side Of Sixth.st east Of John.
mhls'b JOS. 0BERMYER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The CHARACTER OF VHB SRANlsH CouRf.-
II is openly asserted that the SDanish Court
is infested by the most unworthy characters.
Thefts and Tobberies are quite frequent and
recently one of the ladies of the palace was
detected in forging the name Of the Queen,
in order to raise money, at the expense of a
paIamour.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

DEATHS IN THE CITY.-The undertakes re
port sixty-nine funerals for last week. The
following are the reported causes Of death (.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
AUCTION SALES.


A&LAWb.=2H, hhds. n. o sugar ~ Auction.
We Will sell, THIS Tuesday MORNING, March
Y pow 0. isSaiss q rom tSs H .ssa%Sds' fS SSs e s fs2TsSSS,
= m nsS'' n g. s1 BbRAsbhiEs%RRssC S 1 LAWS, Auo,r..
A UCTION sALE-BY WIN. b. oLAPP-N
sRq S sGls s.s TUE 81 T0S %EtoaRRissiTiSSd. R @srsG ~ SS al e
O'Clock, peren pt0ry sale OF new and second. hand
.% 3tpssSs-S S' sEs5Sin $sstfiS e. SStSit Dry Goods. Doe.
skins, Oatsimeres and ten pieces Prints. mills
A UCTION sALR-BY WELLS 4 MTJFs-
ds Ano.i9n. rSems 20 Pesrl.st.1Peremptory Sale
ton. = On WEDNESDAY, March 20, at O'Clock, a
se Sfso vaEisty n 81 sstsP % and gS. Fssney 1Fy Goods *
AIEO-A iiGe Of Hosiery and Gloves.
Jeans. mbiS
A UCuON sALE-BY-G. BRAsHEARs /
"A Laws sales-rOom, 81, and, SO Msin-st, :
A ,a1REiNG March 81 sSo%%enejgs Al 3
ALsO-f 10 cases Wool Hats.
These are fresh and seasonable goods, and must
mSiS q. fBBBGsBEARs a LAWS, Auctrs.
A UCTION SABE-gY JACOB GRAFT 4
n OHL-sales-room No IS East Fourth st.
ING, March 20, al, ~ O'Clock, at 81 East Fourth
street, a pnttion Of the Furniture, viz: IL Cottage
Bureaus, 8 Carpets, Mating, Chamber chairs, 3
Match tables, Sofa, Sideboard, Stoves Wardrobe;
= Large Dtping.tables, Side-table, Dining-room
&c Lmhl9l JACOB GRAFT, Auct'r.
A uCTION SALB-BY @. ~BRASHEARs 4
srgar,. Mulasses. Mails, Coffee, ETC., at Auction
We VIII sell, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, March
70, eommenciDg at 2 O'clock. 90 hhds. Sugar, 70
Also Candles, Soap, Starch, Nutmegs. Rope,
Spires, Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, Smoking
Ttbacco, -OigaTs, Glassware, Wooden ware, Vihe-
gar, Window, glass, Paper, Batting, etc.
mhls @. q LAWS, Auctioneers.
A UCTION sALR-BY KELLOGG a WTJL-
m m MS sles-rooms Nos. " and "a East
Furniture, New and Secondhand, at
Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING, March 10. at
halt7past nine O'Clock, will be sold a variety OF new
aud second hand. Furniture, consisting of fifteen
bureaus, assortedj ten wash-stands, do. forty
cain. seated chairs, eight dozen stuffed do, 1--WE
waTdrobes, twelve tables, assorted; 1--WE dozen rock.
ing.chairs; together with q large assortment of
Kitchen Furniture; and carpets, stoves, %crockery,
R~lsseVate, and such articles pertaining to house.
keepers, without reserve. Terms ca5h.
mhls- KELLOGG 4 WILLIAMS, Auc'rs.
a UCTION SALR-BY WELLS 4 MILES.-
N sales-roQm 20 Pearl-st First Larpe Sale OF
O Csses Fresh Stock of Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
etc, at auction for Cash On TUESDAY MORN
Mems, Boys aud Youths Kip aud Calf Boots,
Shoes and Brogans; Women's, Misses aud Chill
drtn's Seven and Pegged Heel Boots, Shoes and
Slipper; 10 cartons of Women's and Misses Mo-
rocco, Kid and Elastic Congress Boots.
Also stock Of 100 cases and cartons assorted
Boots and Shoes, from q jobber, to be sold without
any reserve. This sale Il worthy the attention Of
the city arr country trade. mht6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

PLANTING OF NEW OEsrRR-REDs IN FRANCE.
The planting Of new oyster-beds near New
Rochelle, in Francs IL turning out admirably
well. M. Coste, who Yves the protector OF
the system, says that where there was not a
single mollusc Of the kind, there are now
beds ready for market, worth CO. 600, 600
francs. giving employment to 10000 persons.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

DOR SALE- One thre,story brick House on
y. Iongworlh street west of smith. One brick
House on Eli nth street mar John, One brick
House on Ninth near Baymiler. Two brick Houses
on Kim near Fifteenth. ODebrick House on Eighth
west Of Mound, One brick House on Richmond
west OF John. Two brick Houses (new) on Free
m9n lear Poplar. Three biek Houses (new) on
EVeIttt near Freeman. One'briek House, stone
Als0-Four two, story brickB ouses on Fifteenth.
street near Elm; Four brick Houses on Livingston
street, One brick House on Sixth street west of
Smith Tive brick Houses on Richmond near John.
Ohe DITCH House on Liberty near sycamore One
hIlck House corner Gutter and Betts-street. One
IIeme House on Barr-street. Two Cottages on Wall
AIsO-Lot, so feet by 100. on corner Of Court and
freeman-streets Lot, 1870 feet b. IT'S. on Oourt last
OF Broadway. Lot, 100 feet by 2O, on Gest-street
Lot 40 leet by 80, on Hamilton-ro1d near Mohawk
brloge. Lot, ~ feet by l40, on Front near Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Depot. Lot, 80 feet By 100, on
betts.street. Lot rs feet by 100. ON John-street, &c,
AIsu- sixty acres Lard, with fine improvements
and all KINGS OF fruit, near Resding Thirty acres
Lard near Cbeyiot FOrtV-seyen acres Land naar
CnNlneton. Twenty acres Land on Madisonyille-
PIKE, z miles from the city. Fifteen acres Land on
baltimore pike,2 miles from the city. An excel
Iept Farm, with fine improvements, on the Ohio
River opposite Madison. Besides Houses and lots
81 All descTiptioDs, in every part Of the city. Many
nDely improved places near the city Farms of al
descriptions. and Lands in all the Western States,
ALs0-IMsnty Shares Of Portsmouth Insurance
STOCK and nifty Shares Of Central. Apply to
GEO, II SH0rWELL,
ADloF No. 90 West Third-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
THE DAILY PRESS.
TUEsDAY .-..............-.-......- MARCH 10
City News.
PoruInr Advancement.

The Cincinnati DAILY PREsS is the natural organ Of
labor ard employment IN his city. The facilities Of
communication uhich u fsHfshes bctceen laborers and
employer, and behOeen capital and Industry, BY means
Of its large circulation ard cheap Advertisements, ssp-
ply hs people 'Cih a convenience 1hich has only 70 b
tried 70 be appreciated. A brief adVsrtisernert in he
DAILY PREss places he object before many thousand,
Of boh Jdborsrs AID employers, and Of buyers and
sellers.
Ansicers 10 advertisements may be received at the Office
Of he DAILY P1ss, sealed, aud addressed 10 names
initials or numbers,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
PERSONAL.

W1BRsONAL-W. KENT co, Manufactured
of ladies', gentlenenis, Misses and chiidren's
boots and shoes, No. 126 Fifth street, three doors
east OF Race. The work Il all done By competent
hands, and Is Yarrented. Prices cheaper than any.
where else in the city. ja27.tf
DBRSONAL-Home for Infants or Ladies', pre-.
yious TO, during and after confinement; a
short distance from the city; Medical attendance
and every comfort on reasonable terms. Perfect 20.
creey observed. Address Box 2,Q3d, Postof1ce,
Cincinnati. N. B. Letters, to insure a reply, must
contain a postage stamp. fe2I-x
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LOST.

OsI-Three swine, two barrows and q SOW. two
- 81 them spotted with black and one red with
small spots The finder will receive s8 on returning
them to 90 Elizabeth.R ct. mhi9-c'
.QsT-BOOK-On Monday a Plumbers pass
~ booklmarkod THO9. J. NEWMAN en- Fith or
Nine.eta The finder will be awarded By returning
Tho tame 70 149 Wet Flth-st, mhle.b'
OsT-Ou Wednesday last, . Letter, addressed
~ to MAGG1 H, TODD. The finder IL well
the Postofnoe. 70 hAG9ln n. TODD. mhlo'ds
OsT-On the 18th inst, a ladies' black cloth
~ Cloak, trimmed with broad, black velvet the
eaid cloak vas lost between Newport and James
town, Ky. The hpdor would be literally rewarded
by leaving u at CLEPHAhE'S Feod-store, on Mon.
mouth.st, New port. mhis-bs
OST-DOG-85 REwARD-About March Is,
~ a very large Newfoundland Dog color, black
ard white had or a leather collar. will psy the
above reward Tor by which l eau hod
the Pottofiee. hhis c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19
FoR SALE,

EOR sALE-A we'll. broken Family Horse In
Suirs Of CRAY, HEMINGRAY & BRO, No.
Il 6Ii, st lowest market rates. 'u III I aE%1
1NGRAY & BRO, 40 East secOnd.st. mhi9 d"
EOR SALE. Showcase, cheap. Inquire at the
se"iHs'maohin f MGDP, 81 West FOurth''t'
EOR sALE-PONY-A beautiful bay riding
pony, Price $50, Apply at the Hammond.st.
Livery stable. or az this office mhl2-tf
EOR SALE-A L4dd, Webster & CO. Sewing.
AOS Front.st., between Plum and Central H aT' ~
Lmhl9 b'I
NOR SAL 1.-TWO OMNIBUsEs-In good
n order. Apply to cox. corner Ninth
and Baymiller, Cincinnati Street-railroad Stable.
WIN be sold at bargain mhls-c
Ton SALE-A Nc. / Fsmily Horse, and Bug
a Ky Y ald Harness, st bargain, Apply at N. X.
oNOhE's sale stable, corner Fifth and Sycamore
Tmhls. Ct
TOR sAlE-In Brooklyn, Campbell County,
Ny a home and 70 acres ground; l acre IN
&c. HAIFoRD. nui' Trees A @Rhis ID 4
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar
H aud fixtures and lease, known as the Dunkiik
to the country. The house 10 doing a good bust
Ness '. mhl9. b.
EOR-sALE-RORsE-A fl 9 young Horse,
- ge1 fnr t sOena ana well broken 9l The owner has
proved Taper. Inquire at etdce No. Ill West
nor SALES A . 0 N-stock and fixtures;
also. we'll calculated for a boardi house: twelve
rooms in the house and rent low. and eau be leased
i0r " tenn Oh years. h nRSiys. : fS4 oSh'F'i'"v'
ETOR SALE RETAIL GROCERY-with fix
II lures, in a respectable locality and doing a
Son wishing to engage IN the business. viii sell
cheap for cash. Address P. g. Press Office.
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-Good dry
| n W0Dd. kaNqd. apIt and dAliRared- aE QS IN mar
I, BLACK@HN's WOOD yard 6S' ~ Il. corner eS Of
Smith st. and White Saief Canal m6iiDh'
EOH SALE OR EXOHANGE For Cottage and
y Lot, IN or rear 0pdnnati-a small fonr-roomed
house, with cellar, andN acre, of land, situated in
and cRSrc6 ) two good GapTpie orchards, a" With tSSAS soms
sra1teo fIpit, cherries, et and good water Price
SLIGO. Addrt Sc X, this dice. ml9.et
EOK SALR-A besuiful country, seat, on the
heading Turnpike,5 niles from the city; 7 acres
SI gid9Tsd 6s E gT%ft hO WI q ss,I To St Ga plenty lent Of Of best St
5000 payable in l, 3. sad ! years ca me Cali I fTPo rnSP : to 70
lCA. ~: and ltoSP' NJ at No. z West third st.
H., II sALR-A F4TM-seven miles from the
good improvements, frlh, &c. Also, IS acres ed-
I{Gi6iPg, g go SSs imR15S STis e. yoggcF orchard, DC.
or at A. J Tullis's l~awofice, south east corner of
Ninth and Central ayeus. mhl3fe
EOR SALE-A BIRGAIN-In Covineton-A
II frst class Brick Buse and Lot. Ono Of the
best locations in the cit, being at the south west
corner Of Eighth and lScott:sts The house has
eleven seT PfGGn S e substantially ;srm built and d IL a. perfect or
Of oFf to It .. ' ERSGGhiiR ss% at W. Gy. 1 AAfIl En- st. an' RR ISS%'ii 7:
EOR sALB-FOUtDEKY AND MACHINE
y sHOP-With two acres Of ground and two
Of stones Cost. %oriiagfiaaHii!i, S ssS' ood; can I be- e Gga
for $1,000 cash balance IN one and tvs
years, with interest. AdlIess PERBY
Springfield, Ohio. mhll-h'
EOR S8LE-COUNTRY RESIDENOE-sit.
-; uaied on the Coierainpike, four miles from the
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st., March 1s:
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WANTED.

"RANTs," "FOR SALE," FOR RENT"
"LosT,n "FoUND," "~B0ARDIEG," ao.-Ad-
tetfssmsnts oosing under hsse ~headinOs, not spcssd-
mo 6vs lines, agfi BE- inssytod triee 6r 2H cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

"AkTBB-TO RENT-By a prompt tie ant,
in he western part OF the city. For a house with
medern conVsGienees aud in good order, a liberal
rent Will be paid. Possession wanted In April. Ad-
dress b Loci box 4h5, a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

Northern and Southern differences
The Secessionists say that the Republicans
have dissolved the Union for the abstraction
Of an idea. The former seem determined TO
save their section BY the idea Of an Gbstrac-
ton. ~l-4ll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

H& ANTED- G n @ VA married man, of
w middle age, speaking both English and Ger
mSn, il DESTROYS of a situation as Travelling Agent
i an ~ ncstn. Ses,eTn part o. OHIO II zone whole
1tor Of q pauer in that part Of the State, and his
extensive travels there made him acquainted with
a COCO many business men. Address e. ii, Daily
Press Ofhce. Good references given. mhl9-f
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ieoen 8tlopenen aus bemgorne 0Ottes ,u tr7l,-

teoen 8ilooencn aus Den,8orne Opttes 3u trSl,-
fen.
9fen0olp 6ahel batte es bts6er pernlteoen, Gb
I'm oteen Wann az fitmmern Gr bate aenua
lhon 0on tGm 9eb1rt, tint 3u wlen, tper ct mar,
tegt bleb ntCbt5 mebr ltbrig, ais etne 8life auf
Jpn GIT rtGten. J3arlltapt bate Die 8auerniaf.
te aHdb in Jtptbcnturg nidt obgele0t, er truq
etnen fltr3en Gragen oarilber. lin feline 6iften
Elm S4pcrt unD In Der 6ano Den arauen, re-
9ennafleA5dinppGut. Gein 1d)orfes, letpenlAaft=
ltdbe8 @}eIid}t unp Da8 lange auf3eltrdnbte 6aar
i1ber Der bOten Gttrne madte ietnen 2lnbliG trob
nieIe6 Qnltritb0 rcber9heDrt9teit, obcr Dob egen=
tbNl,nlih unD beDeuteuo unDerterubng ipar
set ppttiicbe 2lugOrrf, nit meldem er ben
tein9eI4Eailften unp 5ierIt4en iuugeu Doctor BE-
tramfete.
0ieler in leiuer 9rgebl6Gne, er Der altern.
Dc, perpiIperte Glamtliug gleiAmobl spn Dem
bsneipst Der nit 70 Sielen 8prsigen beoacbt mar.
G5 tit unIer lieber 6reuno, Der beriibmte Opc1
tor &arlitaot, fa9te Wlen3it1gsn; 3neleidb oamtt
praA ater RarIfoot ielbt; Nleiue Qcrteereu
itnp mir nicbt 70 leiAt 9ewa1len unO nbt BON
9altbrtFn Drofsfpren anp Ooet0ren auf pte0teile
ge1fben pproen. 2llle Qjelebrlamfett uuD Gttel=
lultpieut aud uteilt nur pa3u, ettles Qiiaeniperf
onS3upuBen unp ntdlt O0tt unp Opttesred,t,
lonQern l0errcn unO Serrenrs9t gu pienfn,
G5o III Die 29iileniAaft cine Mago 8epprpen,
nHa parnm tpill icb nidt5 mebr Damit 5u tbnn
9apen, Sd bin 2(npreaa 8oDen1ein, 6err
Doctor ntcbt mebr unD ntdt nOeniger
STR mO9t SuA nennen tpie ebr MOTT, ldote
5}etlDOlO lic1 verbeu9enp, auA nG9t Str &letOer
ssal9n gte JAr mplit, Sbr perpet pOcb immer Der
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Wefabrl'dje 0rnnfbeit.

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neet eas cen Set DeE berstafre ranfne tn hm auf
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bfg 2eWt arQu 8tine, 4men 8,nen tn esr Sc
bts une een GTgremdtsn & etsGn eIee ustef
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