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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
No. 2.
EARL Russell TO MIR. STUART.
FoREIGY OFFICE, LONDON,


July %, 1862.
SIR: have left hitherto unanswered and
unnoticed the dispatch of NJ. Seward which
Mr.. A lams delivered more thin a month ago.
l have done 50 PARTLY because the military
events referred to in it were, in the opinion Of
Her MAesly's G1yernml lnt. far from being de-
cisive anl partly because there WAS no propo-
sal in it upon which Her VI ljesty's Government
were called upon to com, to any conclusion.
Events subsequent to the date of Mr.. Sew
ards letter have showA that her M.jesty's Gov
ernment, in their opinion upon the first Of
these points, were not mistaken.
Victories have been gained, reverses have
followed positions have been reached in the
near neighborhooI of the clpital of the Con-
federates and these positions have been again
abandoned.
These events have been accom- mpanied by great
loss of life in battle and in the hospitals. while
such measures as the Confscation bill have
with the proclamations of Gen. Butler, at New
Orleans, bear evidence of the increasing bitter
ness of the strife.
The approach of a servile war, so much in
sisted upon by Mr.. Seward in his dispatch, only
lorwarns us that another element of destrustion
may be added TO the loss OF properly and waste
Of industry, VIII ch aIseady aiflicts country, so
lately prosperous ond tranquil.
Nor on the her point to which l have ad-
yerted have | anything new to say. From the
moment that intelligence first reachad this
country that nine S ates and several million Of
inhabitants of the great American Union had
seeded and had made war on the Government
of President Lincoln, down to the present time
her MIesty's Government have pursued a
friendly open and consistent course. They
have been neutral between the two parties in a
civil war.
Neither the loss of raw material, so necessary
to great portion of our people, nor insult
constantly heaped upon the British name in
speeches and newspapers, nor a rigor beyond
the usual practice of nations, with which the
Queens subjects, attempting to break loose
from the blockade of the Southern ports, have
been treated-have induced her Mnjesty's Gov
ernment to swerve an inch from an impartial
neutrality.
At This moment they hare nothing more a,
heart than to see that conSumm ttion tchich III,
President speaks of in his ans,cer to the Goper
nOrs of eighteen States, namely: "Ihe bring
ing of This unnecessary and injurious cirH ioaI
to speedy and satisfactory conclusion.''
AS to the course of opinion in this country
the President is aware that perfect freedom tt
comment upon all pubc events is, in this coun
try, the invarable practice, sanctioned by law
and approved by the universal sense OF the ma
ton. | am, &c.,
(Signed,) RUSSELL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

VACcINATIoN IN THE ARMY.-The troops
stationed in the vicinity of Washington have
recently passed examination for the purpose OF
finding those who were in need of being vacein-
ated. There was plenty of fun going on during
the examination-the boys all trying to shirk
the operation. They knew that after seven
years had passed the incubation dies out, and
that it will have to be renewed in order TO be
preventive against disease; so all of them at
filmed that they had been vaccinated within 1--WE
years.
"When were YOU yaccinated P' the doctor
would ask, taking hold OF the mans arm
"Ihree or four years ago, sir" he was sure
to answerp" =,
"Are you certain it is no longer !"
ayes, sir. > .ey
And he is passed on as Satisfactory"
A gentleman from the Emerald Isle whom
we will call Michael Rooney, made his appear
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
AN AXE TO G2tvn-ORTGty OF THE TERM.

AN AXE TO GatNp-OatGtS or THE TERM.
-"When was lriltle boy," says D.. Frank
lin, 81 REMEMBER one cold winter morning,
was accotel by smiling nan with an axe on
his shoulder. NJ pretty boy says he, has
your father got a grinlstone?' yes SIR said |.
'You are fie little fellow said he, will you
let me grinl my axe on it?' Pleased with the
compliment OF fine little fellow, answered: Oh
yes it's just dowi in the workshop. And will
you, my little fellow said he, pltting me on the
back. get IN. little hot witer?' Could l re-
fuse? l ran and brought kettle full. How
old are you and what's your name? contin-
uei he without waiting for reply. Il am sure
you are the finest little fellow that ever saw;
will you Just turn a few minutes for me p Tick
led at the hattery, ik. fool, went to work
and bitterly did rue the day. 1t was a new
axe, and !oilel AMI tugged until was almost
tired to death. The schoobell rang and could
not get away, my hands were blistered, the
axe was shlrpenel and the man turned to me
with: Now, you little rascal! you've played
truant; scud for school or you will rue it. Alas
thought | it's hard enough to turn the grind
stone this cold dty, but to be called little ras
cal was too much. 1t sunk deep in my mind,
and often have thought of it since. When
see merchant over polite to his customers,
begging them to take a little brandy-that man
has an axe to grind. When I see man fiat
tering the people, making great professions of
attachment to liberty, who is in private like a
tyrant, methinks, look out, good people, that
fellow would set you turning a grindstone.
When see a man foistel into Office by party
spirit, without single qualification to render
him respectable or useful, alas people, you are
doomed for season to turn the grindstone for
booby."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

GENERAL HEINTzELMAN.-Colonel Nc Car
ter thus describes General Hentzelman;
He is a man of about fifty-two years of age,
small in stature, with big heart, and voice
which means something when it says, Colonel,
take position on the right, and push them in !"
brayer soldier or an aber General is not
now engaged in fighting tor our liberties.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

The President, in conversation in regard
to the recent battle in Virginia, seemed very
much pleased with the result thus far and was
hopeful for the future actions Of Gen. Pope's
division. He paid glowing tribute to Gen.
Banks, and said; 81 regard Gen. Banks as
one of the best men in the army.
He makes me no trouble; but, with a large
force ora small force, he always knows his
duty, and does it."
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DIR. S. W. THAYER, JR.
DEAR SR;-l have resolved and analysed the liquors of
Charles Backman Co, from the Town Agency IN Bur
lington The supplies marked Charles Backman a Co
Pure Old Standard Bourbon Whiskey. Charles BnckmAn
Co., Holland G;neyer Cordial, aud otard Dupuy Co..
Cognac.h
These with similar samples from the same house. | find
pure and entirely free from all injurious ingredients.
Yours very truly,
HENRY NJ sEELEY,
Prof o. Chemistry, Med. Dept. University Of yerm, mt
-These Liquors for sae the Town Agency Brat
eboro and by other town agents generally throughout
State-3ml9
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A special dispatch to the Post from Wash
ington says that General Mccall returns from
Richmond with different ideas of the war.
He says that our motto should be "lnstant
submission on the part of the rebels, or their
extermination."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04

ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE
n spermatorrhga or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Ennis
ly Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits. Mental
and Physical Incapacity resulting from SeAbuse, ScBy
ROBT j. CULVERwELL, NJ. D., Author Of the Green
The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
auences of sfabuse may be eiecuay removed without
medsne and without surgical operations bougcs
Instruments rings oordas, pointing ou mone OF cure AZ
his condition may be, may cure himself cheapy
privately, and radically This lecture II prove boon u
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal plain envelope to any address, on the
receipt Of six cents postage stamps by addressing
Dr.. CHAS. J. q. KLINE,
i27 Bowsry, New York, Post Once Bor, 1850
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LIST OF AGENTS,

whom pnymeuts Tor THE EN'UNI tut IoU@'
may be madei -. -. =. 49,, ,,,. :. -,
West Brattleboro,A DUNKLEE- P.P pEkRY Brookllne,
G. W. STEBBINSi Dover, LYMAN BuNfi W. Dover, WM'
ton s. W. WILSON Grafton, N. H. HAbli Guford Eli
MER MASON Guilforl Centre, $. H. slBLEN, Green-
River, u. DICKINSON Jamaica, D. q. DEXTER Halt
Tax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax A. IL. TuCkbhi
londonderry, DAVID ARNOLDi south Londonderry, IL.
d. TYLER; Marlboro, W. W. LYNpE fayetteyiheI j.
DUNKbEE, JRi wuiamsville SAMUEL BROWN Put
ncy, wa. II0UuiIrJNj Sixton's River, o. W FAIR
BROTHERS Cambrdgeport, A. A. WYMAN Somerset, a.
hlnd, o. BUrrERFIELD westrownshend, H. W. PAGES
Vernon, ADDISON WHITFIELD; Wardsboro, Hob
LAND pLIMpTON; West wardsborc, LIRERTY WILDERi
siuth wardsboro, S. PErTEE Westminster, H. c.
LANE; Westminster West, u. W. HAMBLlNi whitingham
H. N UIX, jacksonville, JAS. w HATCHi Wilmington
LUCIUs WALKER; wndham, wM HARRIS, JR.; South
wudham, EZRA PIERCE JRi Chesterfield, N. IL, II.
COOLIDGE; Hnsdale n H., g. J. AMIDON Winchester
N. H., u. NJ. Forbes North Bernardston, Mass, N.
CHAPLIN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
VOL. xxx.
XXTESSELHOEFT WATER CURE.

This institution is open throughout the year for patients
and boarders.
p. b. FRANCIS, PROPRIETOR;
DIR. AUGUSTINE SCHUBERT, PHYSICIAN.
Persons boarding In the village take full treatment
der the DR scUBsHr formerly Professor in Madison
College, Penn
DR.. s. comes highly recommended and has lately made
some remarkable which have been effected
In this country.
References
FREDERICK MULLER, NJ D., Montreal, Canada
q. LOMER, Esq. Montreal, Canada.
q. A. HOLLAND,
CHRISTIAN SYB0LD,
WM. s. TEMPEST,
Rev. q. WERNER,
DR. THEODORE HAHN, st. Gaen Principal Of the Hy
dfopalhic Institute, St. Gallen, Switzerland.
lion. j. 5. BEAUDRY, Hpyor OF Montreal. Fl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-09-04
A MELANCHOLY CAsuALrY.-We regret

A MELANCHOLY ClsUALrY.-We regret to
learn that Lloyd Glover, Esq, Agent of the
Ni;ional Bank Note Company, N. Y, was in
stantly killed at the summit on Saturday, while
hunting with friend. w. N. Brainard, COM
mission merchant OF this city, by the accidental
discharge Of his gun. At the time of the acci-
dent he was about getting into a boat. Before
doing so he reached his gun over into the boat,
with the m izzle towards him. The lock caught
upon the gunwale, discharging the piece and
sending the contents into his heart. He expir-
ell almost Immediately. The deceased was
about thirty-six years Of age and leaves two
children living in New York City. He was a
practical engravtr by profession, and at the
tim, of his death was member and travelling
agent of the Bank Note Company mentioned
above, He was a thorough and faithful man
and most accomplished and amiable gentleman.
His sudden and melancholy death will carry
grief into large circle of frienls both in this
city, New York AMI Boston, in which latter
city he resided many years.-ClicagO Tribune,
Au1 3, 1852.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY IF
the CITY OF New York.

CASH CAPITAL, 81 900 ,0O0-sURPLUs OVER $500 OOO
The subscriber having accepted the Agency Of this Compa
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enty on favorable termsand grant Policies without delay.
THE perfect responsibility Of this Company and the
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Bratteboro, Jan. I, 1881.
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vVHE ABOVE FIRM WOULD CALL THE
GENEVER CORDI
REFERENCES.

s. W. THAYER NJ D. Dean of the Medical Faculty in the
University OF Vermont.
W. CARPENTER, Professor, &C., IN the Vermont uniyer-
sity.
J. s. PIERCE, ELI CHTTTENDEN, Agents, Burlington.
ANs0N BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro
CERTIFICATES
BURLINGTON, W., March 7, 1861
70 Messrs CHAs. BACKMAN & CO., New York;
Gentemen.-We avail ourselves of this method to inform
YOU that We have repeatedly made examination Of Bran
dies whiskey Gins Wines with which the Chitteulen
County Agency has been mainly supplied from
house the past three years also specimens from 9th
agencies in the State procured from you.
We have found them Invariably of full strength and uni
purity AMI quality, superior in every respect to spec
filled expectations and received our unqualified approval
an without hesitation confidently recommend them to al
who wish supply themselves wi Liquors upon which they
rely for purity and strength.
We are, your most obedent servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR NJ. d.
WALTER CARPENTER, MI
MiDDLEBURY COLLEGE, Mdlebury, Vt,
July lth, 1861.
CHARLES A. j. MARSH, Esq, Com of Orleans County.
DEAR SIR-The examination of the Liquor tim'
since, well that recently received, Is completed find
purities With this sheet send you table proofs
erIned by analysis and comparison with nher liquor
will find the strength Of the specimens all that could b
desired The Alcohol is evidently that called 95 per
seldom does this kind mark high "a per cent; 93 ben
the ordinary strength. The contains Alcohol thai
the ordinary samples The Gin the ordinary Tn
Wine | regard a good article and strong enough.
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The following important correspondence is
received by the Temania, from Southampton on
the 18th inst, which arrived at an early hour
this morning, Aug. 81:
No. /.
MR.. ADAMS TO EARL RUSSELL.
(Received June 2l.)
LEGATION TO TIE UNITED STATES,
London, June 20, 1862.
My LoRD: have the honor to transmit to
your lordship copy of the dispatch from the
Secretary of State to me of the 2Sth ult. which
desired to read to you in my interview of
yesterday, but which found ] had accidentally
left at home. Renewing, &c.,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
SSpm WSc Slrnan'S 2lrmce.

9S Il I b in9tpr, IL. Sept. Der
Dtutl9c Sntelti9entcr bcritDtet, oaB, mie
cr bon einem Sffiier, Der oo6 Soauptz
Suartier DER 2(rmct Aeitsrm friiD ;rDn llbr
UcrlieB, pernommcn babe, McGlcllon bis
Ii Wcilcn BON 6reocritt pcr9corun9cn
lci. Scn elmer 9ticoerlo9e ot6 Sen. Burn
llpt, uon cCr oeltcrn 10 pict oelprobtn
wmCc, bate er nibts 9eDGrt.
Der HepubIicon meloCt, oaB bas S 81.
lincio 6oUolIcrie Re9iment, Gct. Sarne.
ppytD, am 0ienitao Elm S6armtieel nit
500 Mdnn bon Nobbpo GaUoltcrie bate
uno oiciclbcn jurUct itblu9. Die 9tetelcn
oerloren l5 Mann, oarunter eincn Gopi
tan uno e 8cfon9ene. ltnfer Scrtuit
lpar Scooter uno I &ermunocte.
Sin GDnlibe6 StbarnGsd nit oerIels
ben HebellensSaUolterie fano oeItern frub
bel Glorf6bur9 fat. 30 @cf1n9ene, jers
lumpte elenoe 8eftolten, flelrn III unlrrc
So0noe.
Sen. Gee bat BEL Der Sccupation bon
6rcoerif cine protlomation an bic Bur
ger bon Warplano erlofen, in welber er
lbnen anjei0t, Dap ct 9efommen iei, fie
Don Der unertrG9Iiben Spronnei, unter
Der fle ibma1tcn, 8u befrcien, uno iic
ouHcroert, ilb an feline Qrmee anjuIbliez
pen, po iIe S6ug fir allie ibre Gctbte
tlnocn miiroen.
Son MOr9cn an mGiTen ale Sabr;eus
Sc anf Dem potomac iib nit pG6en perz
ieDen.
Die Yoit auf Der Baltimore Sbiobabn
miro nitbt pelter oI6 Gaicott Miu6 befors
oert.
Sen. 8anf6 erbolt 1ib raid BON oen
erlittenen Sei1Goi9un9Cn m6 1T mieoer
i'm Stonoe in ieiner @fficc feline 8ribGfz
te Su beIDrocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
Bon Der Grdn,c 9yenmiDIpamiens.

Qaltimore, 10. Scpt. Ser Bug
bon q orr brin9t bic Nobribt, Dap Die
Hebellcn oeitern nod nidt in gJorf Sdms
tn cin9cridt Daren, Ob9lti6 iie in Gmz
mittebur9 unmittelbar all Der Sronjc
uno bon @ettpebur9 nur Meilcn pelt
in torfer Mabt ifdnoen.
9tatb @efminiter rGdten fie nur nit
ibrcn @orpcffen bic & Meilen bon Der
l(nicnbrlde Dor. Sn iener Sti6tun9 9es
lpabrte man feinerlei Qnjei6en oes Sors
riictens.
N1an ,meifelt ni6t, Dap Die Rr6ellen
na6 9ettp5buro pOrrGcten lucllen. 3u
90anoper ltonoen nob feline Rebellentrup=
pen, oob 1ollen iie nur treni9e Meilen
oouon Iteben.
0arri6bur9, 10. Sept. 2(ueS
rubi9 an Der 9rGn;e. 9e9en 0o8er6s
tclpn lpubte man bon feiner &ebellenbe=
me9un9. Sine 9apalleries sWo6t Die Sc
neral Mc@lstlan ibidte, nabm 9eitern
Sarne5borcu9b i'm &itten BON gtelpz
Morfet. Der Bug bon BORT fam bier an.
Der Operator bon bort io8t, ooB Ole Ne:
bcllenpi6ets nur 3 Wcilsn iber Sreoeri6
binous fteDen. Der Separator bon Sans
oper berid)tet Ole l(nfunft bon Sliid=
ti9en bon Srederif, Die on9aben, oab fi6
Die &ebeuen Tim Monoeacp perIbonjen
uno Dap Die eiicrne Bride iber oiefen
SluB in bic Suft 9efpren9t 1el.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
Die Re6e((en 1u 6ngerstomn

So0rri6b 6bur9, III. Sept. Sine
Oepei6e pom Stoat6sSperator @itfon,
Der fein Snltrument in ben @olcun9en
an Der Stoat5 9renjc ouf9eiteIt bat,
ttinci9t an, Dap $50 Wann Rebellens
@auollerie beute Wor9en um 8 llDr in
Sa9er6town ein9erlctt ilno.
0o5 9aupts@orF6 lpar su Sunf6town
D MelCn oaUon. Sin fIeine5 Setabs
ement mar bel 8runnS Sau6, cine bo(be
Meile bon Der Staot6s @renSe.
(Ntotmitta86) - @ine OrpcIcbe bon
Sbamber6bur8 meloct, Dap 0e9en Mitters
nobt cine Streifpartie biz Weilen iiios
litb bon Wopne6bur9, Srantlin 9auntp,
ucr9t9an3en lit.
Sin onoeres Ottabcmrnt 1T nab 9ei.
ter6bum9 9eionct, INN fIb ooIelbit oufjuz
6altcn, bis e6 6uocrldiii9c 9tabribten
entDdlt.
Sin iunaer Wann bon Micoleto,pn in
WarD!ono, Der auf lein Snort cnttofen
rpOroen, bat Deute 9toOmitto9 Dem Sou.
uernor Die Uufwortun9 9emobt. Gr bat
S It ( o II in Mioolrtonn, nit II, 900
Monn, meiitentbeile 9oUaIcrie oeiebcn.
Die geute Woren ob9eriiien uno beoicri0
in pDildbelpbio einjwUfen. Sie 9lous
ben Dap Saficn iie notb Wbilaeelpbia
fUDrc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
Spdtcr Opn Der lmUnitum in NNSa=
rDlnnh.

. a t / NJ ore, 10. Scpt. @enWol
= Scnntll brln0t olc neutiten Nohribs
ten bon 6rGreritt uno llm9eoCno, Der ppn
icinCm ganoiiB bei Wcopcrtcn, ntbt meit
pIn 01rptra 6crrp, oeitrrn in Salti.
more antdm. Gr fdno ilb plGBlitb NIT
ten IN Den fCinolltAcn Hinien mo fubr
nob SrCoerlf GitD, oa CT lui6ti9e Sc,
Ibattt IN Baltimore bate. Sini9e Mei,
ten Dor Sreberif 9itp lpurbe CT bon Rr;
tellens &orpoiten on9ebalten uno erbielt
SrllubnlB, llCb sum olupt4uortier oes
protcB Warlb1ll6 Ju Uerfli9en, Dem cr
betonnt p1r mo Ger ibn freunclib cms
pima, ibm abtr Ucriiberte, ooB r6 nibt
III ieiner M0bt ttebe, ibm einen SPAS
n1b Soltlmore ju 9eben, oo oa6 nur Sc;
neral yee f0nne, ju ociien 6auptquortier
4 Mfellen Don Sreoerid an Der 9eor9e,
topn StroBe, er ibm eincn poB 9ab.-
Sen. Sad ion'S 61uptquartier mar auf
Der onoCrn Scte Der StraBe. Gr fam
bel Sce am Montaa Nbeno an uno fano
oort cine 0roBe Snfontericmabt cbne
3rltr, uielc pbne Sornilter, in Der tld9=
Ii1ltcn Serfahun9 mas Die &lcioun9 be-
trIttt, obCr gut bcWatnet uno 9uten Wu=
tbc6.
Sor Dem Belt pon Sen. See trof cr Is.
Waridoll bon Baltimore, oen CT ebenIo
tannte, Die fer mar Nbiutont bon gee uno
tDcilte ibm NIT, Dap Der lebtere feline 3eit
babe lbn ju iebCn, CT Utrltafftt ibm aber
elnen paB bon otmlclben Obne allc Rez
itrlPtlcn ooer Serlprcben Iber ooe, mas
CT 9eieDen, 3u lbwCi9en.
Sen. S'SOnnelt meint, ser Seino bas
be nlcbt oic Nblitbt 9c0en Baltimore oocr
Nol6n9ton Suructtn, ionbern weroe Iib
por WcSlcuan6 llrmee iiber oen NluB ;us
rudjleDCn, ttbCr cine Der cbern Subrten.
Streltportlcen wGreu ou60eIbidt um
9tcroe uno Sieb aufjutrciben uno oele
Wuroen pdbrlbtinlitb in Die @rtn, Goun.
ties pon pcnnlplu1nicn cinfollcn, menn
lbnen ooiu 3cit 0eIdlIcn wiiroe.
Die Nnwtitnbrit pcn Gee mo ,SaflO
bH SrCocrltt jel9en cntreoer Dap ibre
Grptoltlon cine iCbr aeml0tC lei, pocr Dap
Ole WaBt ibrcr 2(rmtt bort itebt uno ooB
Gle Snpaiton tcin bloler Souro9ir ltcbtr.
tdl 1T. NbCr outb in eBtCrm Sail 1T
Der erfei9 mjmeifcIboft bGbF mbti9
fir Ole Hebellcn.
llnierr 9ioNridt prn 8aihin9ton III,
Dap Die Hebellcn ftb Upr Sen. Wt@lcl.
lon0 6ront iur(ld9eic9cn babcn uno oo5
Ct 4 M(ClIcn ubCr Nool6Ullc uur9ertift
lem Ioll, bon no am Montd9 Gin Nebcl.
Ienporprlten n0b turim 8eirbt au6at
trltbtn luulot,
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lopalen Mdnnerfib bdufi9 in ibren refp.
@oDlbiltriften perIommdn uno Hotb
balten. Nu69ertiitet nit Den &afen Der
2Sabrbeit uno Der eiebe gum Hanos uno
tart i'm Sinne eine6 Upllfommenen Ser
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