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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
A Reward Of 10000 for General Butler,
Dead or Alive

The Charleston Courier tor December
3Oh contains an offer OF a reward for the
life OF Gen. Butler. II is somewhat shabby
for our old friend, Richard Yeadon, the
laudator Ct Washington, to conspire in this
manner 10 compass an assassination
"TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
(Sio.OoO)- President Davis having pro
claimed Benjamin +. Butler, Of Massa-
chuse,ts. TO be felon, deserving OF cap
ital punishment, for the deliberate MUIR
der of William B. Mumford, a citizen Of
she Confederacy, at New Orleans, and
having. for that ard other outrages and
atrocities. pronounced The said Benjamin
+. Butler an outlaw and common enemy
of mankind, and authorized, in the event
of his capture, the officer in command OF
,he capturing force 10 cause him 10 be
Immediately executed by hanging, the un-
dersigned hereby offers reward Of ten
thousand dollars (Slo,U0O) for the cap.
ture Of said Benjamin +. Butler, dead OF
alive, to any proper Confederate authority
RICHARD YEADON.
Charleston, December 90, 1869. t6"
1t will be noticed that Mr.. Yeadon or.
ders this bloodlhrsty advertisement to be
inserted six times. In another column O
The same paper we find that Mr. Yeadoh''
assassin is ready--but wants more money
The comments are the Coarier's:
"We fnd in the Winchester (Tennes
, see) Bulletin the following curious adver
,isement, which we are assured is genu
inc /:
4 understand S5o,uOo is offered as
reward TO kill the Beast Butler Of New
! Orleans. | accept the oiTer, and requir'
J 1895, 600 forfeit, to be placed in some goo'
hands. When l accomplish the nobl
, deed, am to be paid the reward. NJ.
name can be found when desired by th
h proper persons.
I This is dated Winchester, Tennessee
Y November g. Shall it so beggingT
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

IT is an exquisite and beautiful thing in
our nature that whom tho heart is touched
and softoncd by some Tranquil happiness or
alfcctionaio feoling,th momory of tho dead
comes over it most powerfully and irresist'-
bly,. 1t would almost Seem as though our
better thoughts ard sympathies w'ro char ms
in virtue of which tho soul is enabled to
hold somo vague and mysterious intercourse
with spirits of those whom wa dearly iovod
in life. Alas, how often and how long may
those patieat angels hover aboyo US. wat oh
ing for tho spoil which Is so seldom uttered
and so soon forgotten!-L -LongfiioO.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
Book and Newspaper Atmosphere.

am sure you know that great many
things we read-books, periodicals, and
the lke-aifect us not so much by the
ideas thev convey, AS by the general at
mosphere with which they surround us.
II you read, week by week. clever, pol
ished, cynical, hesrlless publication, it
will do you harm insensibly. 1t will
mould and color your ways of thinking
and feeling much more than you would
think. You like its talent, you know
but, you disapprove, sometimes very heen.
", it's general character and tone; and
you are so on your guard against these,
inwardly protesting against them each
time you feel them, that no effect will he
produced by them upon you. You are
mistaken in thinking SO. You breathe
and live in moral atmosphere which is
quite sure TO tell on you, You ore cast
on current; and II needs constant pull
ing against il to keep you from drifting
with it. And your moral nature is no:--
so 10 speak ever on the stretch with the
oars; ever in nm attitude OF resistance 10
the malaria. Yes. that clever, heariless,
cynical paper will leave is impress on
you by degrees. And, on the other side,
you know that the influence Of writings
which are not obtrusivey instructive. may
sink gently into our nature and do "
much good. There is not much forma
teaching in them; but, as you read them
you feel you are breathing healthy at
nosphere ; you are aware of q quiet bu
decided and powerful current, set,inI
steadily !osard what is good and mag
unanimous and true.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
q Cook, Chardon.
G. p. Treat. Caridon.
J. E. Williams. Parkman.
H. l.. Bishop & Son, Middofeld.
ID. @. Kellogg. Munson.
Horny Cummings, Russell.
Lyman g. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Nowbury.
Tow s. Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally ,thrc ugh
out the State.
~ Ii. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Is-.q ia Agent for Ohio.
March Is. 1861. 479-6m
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
80 ~ iSANFORD'S
Liver InVigOratt r.
NEVER DEBILITATEs


LIT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS and has become an established
fact, Standard Medicine, known and approved
by all who have ueed il, and is now resorted to
with confidence in all the diseases for which il iss
recommended. Qa aae
Ii has cured thousands e within the lnst2 yenIs,
who had given up allIS kopes OF relief. as the
numerous, unsollciteds- ,certitcates IN my pos
session show. 81
Il Ii o ose must be- iaoapted to the temper
ament of tho iadvdualI taking it, and used in
such quantities as to aclS = gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF y your judgment guide
you in the use Of the LIVER lNVIGOR-
ATOR, and il will cure Liver G o M
plants, Bilious At tacks, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarrhOea,- r. summer complaints
DyseHtery. Dr0psy Is Sour Stomach, IIa-
bitnai COstivcness, Cholic Cholera,
q h era Morbus, Cholera In fantum,
Fiatuience, J un- l. dice. Female Wenl0
nesses, and may bell used successfully as an
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. II will
cure SICK HEADACHE,tas thousands can ies-
tiiy) IN TWENTY MINUTES, If TWO OR
THREE TEASP0ONFULl,S ARE TAKEN
at commencement OF attack.
All who use il are giving their testimony In ita
| favor.
n1rMix water in the mouth with INVIGORAN
| TOR. aud swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

AcTIoN,-The surest way, alike TO con-
firm and slrengthen any holy principle, is
TO carry /; out In practice. The very
element and breath Of li(c Is action. Ey-
cry gift and endowment whatever, whether
Of body or mind, whether natural or spir.
itual. improves by exercise, white by
guilty neglect /, senervated and impaired.
Talents are increased by trading and TO
him that hath shall be given, and from
him that hath not shall be taken, that
which he seemeth to have. The sword
undrawn rusts in Tie scabbard the limb
unused shrinks away the unused fire
shoulders into ashes standing waters
siaguaie and breed corruption and malig
nant missm the lauguid blood of th'
sluggard, which no healthy impulse quick
ems, becomes thick and gross, creep
drowsily through his veins. and carrie
no strong pusa;ion of life to the limbs AM
TO Tho brain. So the idle Christian is
feeble, dropping, pining Christian.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
sheriff,s Sale of Real Estate.


TN obedience TO tho requirements OF an order OF
J. sale, Which issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Geuuga County in tho Stale Of Ohio
wherein Eli Dxson is plaintiff and Almon b.
Dxson Is defendant, and da'ed 18Th day OF Jahu.
ary, 1868, to me directed and delivered, | shall
offer Tor safe at public vendue at the door Of the
Court House in Chardon. Sepuga County, Ohm.
On Monday, February l6h, 1862,
at the hour Of ! O'Clock p. M. Of snid day, The
following described property. TO wit; The Wnde.
vided one.lfh part OF the following Real Estnte
situated in the township ol fluntsburg, County Of
Geuuga, and STATE Of Ohio, and is known MS part
Of Lot No 26 in said township, and bounded as
follows, 10 wit, Beginning at the cenler Of the
North and South road, II chains and ds links
South of the Northwest corner OF said Lot; thence
East parallel with the North Lot line, 22.96 chs
to the West line of so acres hitherto conveyed to
NJ Marble: thence south on the same 1891 chs /;
thence west 90 96 chains TO the center OF The road;
thence north along the center of the same ~ 81
chains. 10 the place OF beginning. containing 80
and 4i.lo0 acres Of land. Which said undivided
one fifth Of said premises was duly appraised at
SldO Terms OF Sale, Cash in hand.
B, N, SHAW, Sheriff.
Shor'fNs Office, Goaugal
County, Jan. 10Th, 1868. Grows
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
FOR SALE BY
HOWARD Association,
puILADELPIIIA,

Fer The reiteCof The Sick a~d Distressed, afflicted
Min Virsienf and Chronie DiseaSfs, and esne-
eialiy for The Cure OF Diseases Of he Saruai Or-
gdNs arAa. .aH8 tulI
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the
lVI Acting Surgeon. t .an
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermo,orrhna OF
Seminal Weakness, nnd o,her Diseases OF The
Sexual Orgaus, nnd ON the NEW REMEDIES
employed IN the Dispensary, sent TO the afflicted
IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Two
or three Stamps Tor postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J, SKlLLlN HOUGilTON. Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 649yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

TmE last, best fruit which comes To late
perfection. oven in Tho kindiest soul, ia Ton.
derness towards tho hard, forbeAranco to.
ward the uuforbearing. warmth OF heart to-
wards tho Geld. philanthropy towards the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

WHEN was bsof tea first nado In En- 4
lAnds When Hspry tho Eghth disso " cd
the Popes Bull.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

DR. JonSsoE wisely said "He who
wailsto do great deal Of good at once,
will never do anything" Take the hint;
take It home and work. Whatsoever
your hands find to do, do IL.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

IT is unfortunate for a country when It's
men OF principle are not its principal mon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

NEvER be troubled with trides, and
soon all trouble will appear triling.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
Medina, March lst, 1861.

The above named Lodes we are personlIuy uc-
qnainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Medina they were great tul-
f,rers. Miss $ has been SO badly afflicted that
her feet. A few bottles OF Caleolicon cnlirely
cured her Of her complaint, My wife received
great benefit from this medicine. We recommend
It to the Ladies' OF this Country, as safe and ei-
suIieet;o JOHN IPEEkS,
Editor OF the Garfield Herald.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

INSTEAD 0! fighting misfortune, we too
often make IL prisoner.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

Few ladies are so modest as to be uDwill-
ing to sit in tho lap Of ease and luxury.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

GS-If man marry a sbrew, arc we to
suppose be is shrewd?
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID cuRR oF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrseness,
Group, bronchitis, IneIpieMt Com
sumption, and for the RELIEF
of Consunlptivc Patients
IA advanced Stages
of tho Disease.
This IL remedy universally known TO Surpass any
other for The cure Of ua and lung complaints, That it
Is useless hero publish the evidence Of us virtues It's
unrivallcd excellence for coughs and colds aud It's truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary diHeose have made II
known throughout tho civilized nations OF the earth'
Few nre the communities families, among itn
who have not personal experience OF It's elleets-
some living trophy In their midst of its victory over e
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat aud lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of csc disorders aud
ns they know, too The effects Of this remedy va need not
do more than 10 assure thrm that II has now all The vr
tues that II did have when making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence Of mankind. 4
Prepared by Dr.. J. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale BY
A. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; G.
S. Fiold, East Claridon, Cleveland e. Son. Bur
ION; NJ. Thompson, Middlofeld; Herfick &
Gaines, Newbury q. a. c R Harmon Chester
X Roads; andby rsinmedicineeverywher
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23
HONE TESTIMONY.

NR.H b. KINGSLEY Dear Sir, We feel il dur
ty we owe 10 tie public to say that Marshall's Ca
tholicon Is medicine invaluable for complain Is
classe1 under the head OF Female Diseases. We
have used your Grefenberg Medicine, md have
been greatly bentfiied thereby so much so, that
we're the price doub'e we would have thtm-
10 the thousands ot our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, we would recommend the CO.
tohcon as a sure panucea. II gives strength Ia.
the system, mud enables each Of ihe organs oil the
body 10 perform their appropriate functions.
..t.... Mrs. w. CARTER,
uIrs ~ IVEERN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-23

schIrrus, Cancer Tuniors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoiiatien OK
the Boned. .t1

great variety OF have bren reported to where
cures Of ihrse formidable complaints havo resulted from
the of this rcney but space hcrc will not admit
then. Some of them nay he found In our American
Almanac, which the sgenE below named are pleased to
furnish gratis to all Who call for iliun. ,Ff
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0efG6rliMe &ronf1eIt.

gDenn Der trre8eettete untGu8e Singing ou8ntet fa5
ben &eint bteer ibmer;baten Irdnt9e in m aueenp-
men ba io 8s9tett eS baN8 tab Elm upetttees Samge>
flbl pter be 5ur@t Dor @nt6ednn3 tbn ab9rsGt i an
ene au pelben auf mee in rl5e tbrsr @r5etua unb
Repftabiltta aaetn in Gertrauen ieben t6nn unb er
warte fp lanee bis bic SDntptps oees redlten uebsls
@te j. Q. etn nit @ei6wA en- ent3Inteer Sals, e b6e
Naie Sdrer5 I'M Gcpfe uns In ZEN @lecern &bae0me te8
ge9t8, Saubbet Iu&p die Der Saut Gnren at BEN 9r-
men nb aren Simmer i'm @eIate un6 at ten @rtrcnta.
ter @ sstsen mo- fann biee ebst nit etnsr &redlt@en
STeutete Scr @ f9retten BITS 5ulest Der @aunen lno
9ett eiu @egentanb res Wetb8 :rb unb Ger Gp6 inen
l3reflden 3etben fabrd Elm Gnte mat bas cr tbn mad
1enem ganbs qtnst ION fetn etienfe urfte9rt
Us It ene raGr6e &fatIade, baB &auente beier rrft.
sarsn &ranRet sum OVER aGen In 8plge Der llnSe tfs
ltIte unmtlenhet Qrabler me1e tur &nweubung jeaes
tprten @tte8 be8 eltur5 bic Gpntttrn oerniten unb
pen Ss bes 2eben9 IN etm elentes Daiea perpauben.
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gSpbnun9 5uritG, un3ufrieben nit Der &C.
ltepte1, un5utrleoen nit mir 1elb1t, baR i'd
10 nabe n1einem 3iele mir ben Brei8 bate
ent9e9en laiien. gta9 elmer i6laflpIen gtaft
1ant i'd 9e9en MprDen enblid in einen uny
rubt9en Sdlummer, unb aus bieIem murbe
t4 plStli9 our4 ein laute8 Np9en geweft
- ueberral4t unb neu9ierig, tper gu 10
frltber Stunbe 19pn NIT mir 5u Ipre6en
Derlan9e, erbob tb mid, Sffnete bic Gbire
ulto 1ab mid benz Sau8fnedte jener G9enfe
9e9eniiber, Der mir, pbne lan8e gGcrte 3u
MAIDEN, etten 8rtef iiberreiGte uno bann,
al8 br&de ibn ba8 bS1e 0etpi1len, It6 raid
aus bem Staute luadtc. : -
Sullu8 belt tnne, nit einem 0lid ppll
2Bebmut9 Jap er benz Ireunoe in8 Quoe
uno 3p8 Damn einen 8rief aus Der gruits
taIde.
6ier, lies leGbf, fubr ct lei1e frrt, tUie
hetB unb tnntg meine 2iebe 1T lr1aQlt Du
oaralt8 entne9mesL eaB t4 bteIe 3eilen lfet8
auf bem Ser}en TRACE.
Der Doctor entfaltete beu 8rtef uub
las:
g]leiu 9nliu8 60 GaB mid Oia nennen,
Ou nletn tbeurer @eliebter, be6en 8ilO elpiq
nn0 unau8(SiAli9 tn meinelt 6er3en rubt
-9aIt Dn bp4 iel6it mir ba8 0tedf segeten,
Did allo nennen gu bitrfen, unD rnein 6er3
maht @ebrauG bon oieIem 01edte, - adj,
6aB e8 audi meine 2ippen birftelt = Bpbl
katteIt Du Ie4t; aI8 Du iu9tet, uniere
Seelen Ieten fir einanbfr 9eI0affe1 uno cine
mitree nur i'm @lide Der anDeren ba8 eiQne
Slid finben! 8 lpie germ ware id Dir on'8
9er5 9eInnfen, all iene8 treue quite 5er3.
tpelGeS i'd gang bur4I4uut unb 10 unia9li0
lteb 8ewpnnelt 9abe - Dp9 ba8 @eIpit
1T bart, unertittlid tritt e8 5miIaen unS
unO ruff: 2aBt ab, 9br Gboren, Die SIR Elm
0l&f ertrdumt, wel4e8 Sud bic g8irtliAz
felt ME 9eben tpirb !! Sie6, Suliu8,) )mdre
t3 ret9 tpie Du, Bate i'd 9ea6tete Gltern
unb ben 0uf elmer ebrbaren. 3i4tigen Sung
frau, lu6elnD pitr6e idb bneien 5n Dir uno
Dir 5ujou45en: Da bin i'd, 1timu, mid
Btn, Dein will i'd lein auf emig. mie aud
td DID balte uno 1tin,mer ppn Dir 1aIIe!
(TDrtIetuno fbIht
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Sr. & nl It Il Enn.

ggltet be8 5nolden Gpegluns Der QDuntit3te 1T 2o-
Spn @raburter eineS Der rten met5inen Go9egen Der
Ser. Staaten ber BEN 8rbBtn &tel etne8 2ebenS in
SpIpitalern 2pAop, @arS, @biiaSelpba ub anbeen
Staten susebra bat etnt9 tpnberbarfen etlungen
polenbet BON benen BITE Gel1ide ber We6n reB. lln-
sGblee 2ettene be an Obreniauen NerpEt nb dnteren
&tantBetan lttten pe Q. au, Die bet pTslten Sc
rauGen su ebr erIrefe Die 8u pt errUtbn tei9erneen
Sletntetetten 1t. T. ~. wurten au6eubltGl9 9ebetlt
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UsIon0erS III beQAten !!

Or Srtnfpn betet aen 2enen fetne SRlfe an tpede d
bnr9 pl6e Sebme unb unatirli6e @et unb G6rper er-
prenbe r bic &rtet bic @eieQboe ub fie Csc nfG6t9
ma9enbe Safer 9edm6dt tabet.
ter 1e ein9e ber traur9en unb tettaen$Hertten Tpl
gen fcr ruben 0emr6nbeten peS 2aerS Sdw dbe i'm 3f
ts gerinf her u feitraf Ser3tlppien nebSie luruGe
Wta8en9wddc, lnrrbnuus Ter @erbou1ngS Stssus saes
metne Gnttratun8, Ssmprnte Ger S9ptn6iudt.
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llaaeIl ter 9Dreffe.

De rieie Gauente, mfe pSfrer6 Ger Gebea fc6eu:e6n
So6re In pteer Mna furt Sen lb bte 9Renoe rid,
tiger mnNS0r3tliden 9terNtpHer wetDe Or euG0a aus
0grte tn6 benen bic cttung& oppgrere ptee anbere
9riOnen beiWQtnter ppcpn tA8 @tltfrt III WietcrNun
Waien lntfrftdtf WIrro, uni en6l In 8e3ug Gpf net
GtQtaftcr ol8 Gbreuann IN @t5r3 ouf Gtaraer unb Sc.
miientafBtet in5 Seiteneen eae GnrcseEHe GjewStrs
IeG1nn,
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Gunaf Qtnte.

Bite f9 burd beimde Safer 8eI6rGtt taben be lie 70 p
rpn tpen 2enten IN Der ue Ieren beren 6pl>
gen fe oanadb fpiireu, elbt I'm S6aie, burd Yplutp
nen bic, menn un8e6ettt bic Gte runE8lid maden unb
SDrper unb e 5erfBreu outeu iprt n6tGgsn ltt-
te tpHn Spl9e @erNnen mteu Revpr e etnFeten inrie
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@etRta~

2te f9refbiden @trttnsen be8 9ater8 nb ebr 3H fr.
ten. @erluf beS gt6i@tntie8. @rptrruug ter See Sc
bru&tfe ber eRp8fr1fe, b6e MBnun9en &Gnetgung ppr
ber 1efel8aft, @u6t nod Gna atee' @lietranet 9egen
it6 ielb 6urtiamfsit II, rs. nb ent9e Ger f9ltmnlen
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eebeime en RrauFbeiteis

getta irertet, ais ta fb: 3eueungSuna6erett S6D6fe
IN benz &ddsn nnb ben @eperr @n3rnbuneen ber gtteren
9enf@md4e, giat8fet gsberseiblasenEett 8erianbes.
f@wae, 9er5flopfen, S4l9teru9e 3ittcrt, Nngenlwae
S9wnbel, &ppfGnter5 Gnt;inbun9 les Safes Ser glaif
Der 2nee, bes ARasen8 ter Gtn9cptte lnb aer jener
lebet BE rrn qsmen eletmen @emobnteen Der Su8enb
%elte tbren Spffrn sefabrer at ais Der @trenen Ge
tang ben @ediren beg 9isS ferr6bren unb penn ht@t
Settts 9efetlt werbe tire gldnenbite pnun9eu pernt
ten, G6wdde ter gpuRtuon teroprbrngen bic G6e uns
nbst maen nnS sulest ben &Drper uab Stnn erfSren.
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1bfiratlste 09rlpnen.

pter SpG&e we4e fd 5u perterat9sn teaG78gen tn5 5
pt9Ifer Sbpdde rber etue8 ancrrn StuteuIe8 teru6t
FnS iDae llneeraigli9 Pr SO9ntpM 8 Static ste9en.
rattg eisbarte{t Ser Sic pe 3itter lrnb @die S6cr
@rf96Ptun8 per ftrcdlten Nrt tperben inne f1rtrt
9erenee, tpel6er f5 ber Debanbng tnb 8iriprse orn
Or. Sphutpn nrer3eHt tann tr al5 enem G6renmanne,
phne Tur9t m aneerauen ua6 saperiiAt au iene Grstz
Tide Gje5htd!tdfct oerldIIeu,
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Getenfe! ta et genber @e uHb cir aanbir &5rper Sic
nptEwenbt9ten @rfcrberniIe ur e4elien GtGdiclQtei
n6 Sa p9ne iee wrb Die 0ec teS 2et.n8 Bpr trauriGn
9tl9ertatrt. Die &n8it9tcn he8 1ebsr8 oeern it anb
LID bic fee psrb ergriFen 2ernct(un8 uuo
IanapIiiAct 8eraG tungen bag un8 bc 8reteu tpel6e
MpHere aer1ieEen. NerneiQert inb.
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Suuge 0Ganner.

6epn6erS eGe be Cper ieue1 8eEttmcn 2ar8 eewproen
n6 ba8 dtrlib ln oitle &dunae In en su tribes @rae
reB melde bu tGte ertaGenen &alente ltn6 entmGecn
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nat beeetert unb ser 0eer be;dbernGe &bue ulpt fab
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