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The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Afopted By the Democratic State Conrenti0n, at
Sacramento, July 9th. 1858.

Resoired, That the Democracy Of the State OF
tatornla are in favor Of an unaterable adherence
70 the Constitution Of the United States, with all
It's guarantees Of civil liberty unimpaired.
Resoired, That are in favor Of the restoration
and preservation Of the American Union that We
recognize 10 It's fullest extent the night and duty Of
Government TO resist by every Constitutional mode
rebellion nsurreetioa against its lawful supren-
acy but we recognize that right solely for the
purpose Of restoring lis constitutional authority
and for no other purpose whatever
Resolred, That it i the duty OF the State Of Cal
ifornia q member Of the Union To Weld o5edi-
ence TO all constitutional Acts Of Congress and the
Federal Executive, and that any individual OF anv
party, who shall endeav0r to ncite instruction or
rebellion within her borders, or disaffection and
discord among her people, Is traitor 10 her best
Besoired. That the aim and object Of the Demo
cratic party Is TO preserve the Federal Union and
the rights of the several States unimpaired and
Xey hereby declare that they do not consider the
administrative usurpation Of extraordinary and
dangerous powers not granted by the Constitution
the subyersion of the civil By military law in
states not in insurrection reheliion-thea arbita
ry military arrest, imprisonment trial and sen
tence of American citizens in such States where
civil law exists in full force and viger-the sun.
preston of freedom Of speech and Of the press-the
open and avowed disregard of State rights-the ia
natical attempt TO place the negro on a social and
political equality with the white race-and the EN-.
ployment OF unusual test oaths-as calculated to
preserve or restore union OF the several States or
perpetuate Government % deriving its just powers
from the consent Of the governed"
:, Resoired, That we opposed to all secret po
iItcai organizations and societies dangerous 10
the liberties Of the people and destructive Of our
republican form of government.
Resoired, That we claim and demand a. inalien
able rights. freedom Of thought, freedom of sDeech
and freedom Of the press and further declare that
Government agents should at all times he held u
a strict accountability 10 the people and that all
errors Of such agents should be liable to the fail
and free exercise Of untTammeled popular discus
sion, for the purpose of correction by the ballot box
Resolred, That We denounce and unqgaliliedy
condemn the Emancipation Proclamation of the
President of the United States as tending % pro-
tract indefinitely civil war incite servile insurrec
non, and inevitably close the door forever res
rxsation Of the Union OF these States.
Resoired, That we dsapproye Of all Congression-
al laws tending 10 substitute a paper currency in
California in place Of our own metallic circulating
medium.
ResOired That the spirit and meaning of the
Democratic platform Of this State comprised in
the words The Constitution it is, and the
Union a. il was
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RAILRoAD.-The Board of supervisors for this
county have accepte an invitation from he Presi
dent of the Railroad Company to take ride on the
railroad to Marysvlle, and will. We understand.
leave this morning for that purpose. The track is
|fnishcd some two miles this side Of the Honcat
Eeaving ouly some ten or twelve miles Of track yet
p put down.
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ss- Hundreds Of thousands Of patriotic soldiers
[nshed to the war fer the defence Of the Union,
fil the administration stopped enlistmeatS; but.
under the emancipation policy. that refuses the It
admission of the seeded States into the Union
With their ancient constitutions CONSUMPTION Is
Necessary. What a commentary on the conduct Of
'the war
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APPOINTMENT CHANGED.-On account of the
Barbecue at Chico on the 2eth instant, the appoint
ment of c. F. Lott. Esq, to speak at Hamilton, has
been changed to Monday evening, August 5lst.
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LONDON TIAiES.
Twenty Yenrs of SlecpIcss Nighfs.

VIM Sydney Myers, Esq, OF Havana, Cuba, the cores
pondent Of the London Tines suffered with Acute and Chro
nc Rheumatism for twenty five years. and for twenty year,
he had not enjoyed whole nights calm He applied
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Immediately gave him
and secured him the first calm undistuI bed sleep
the twenty years. The continued OF the READY RELIES
cured him.
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DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE The Democracy Of
Butte and surrounding counties viii hold grand
Barbecue at Chico. saturday. the 22th instant.
Preparations have been made to accommodate all
who may he in attendance and cordial invitation
extended to the Democratic and conyersatiye
Cnionists Of other counties. distinguished speak
RS WILDE present, and advocate the good old Tn
on doctrine, that 50 long rendered Us apeaceful
I'D prosperous people.
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The secondary indication Of RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
10 the patient Of the disease nay that occasion.
the pain this 1t accomplshcs rapidly and radically \
S!r the patient transformed from pain misery weak
ness and GecFePuce II the delightful enjoyment Of heat
and strength that pitent frequently asorihe tSnan
power 10 the suPern iura influence Of enchaat,acnt
RIIFUNATISN, LTNBAGO. GoUT, NEURALGIA. TOOTP
ACHE. GROUP. fNFLrENZA, SORE TIISOAr, QUTNZY
nlPTHkldA, HoARStNESS, BRONCHITIS, STIFF JOINS
ENLARGED TEND0NS, HEAnACIiE, (Sck or Nervous,l
ASTHMA or HARD BREATHING.
il is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these maadcs. The poor
crippled, ami painricken Rheumatic has not wait day.
before change takes place, but in few minutes derives
e.-sca AMI comfort.
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REWARD 0FFERED.-Governor Stanford has
offered 800 reward for the apprehension of
Carlo OdiaFdo, the Italian who some time
since, in San Francisco, murdered his country
man Giovanni PeTsauno, by cutting his throat,
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ses- The rebel Confederacy IS now upheld
10y single hair, and that is the abolition poll
cy Of the miserable fanatics who control the
Administration.
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<iEoEog ;. BERRY, formerly of OrovjIle, has
I>een nominated by the Democracy of Humboldt
county, Nevada Territory, for the position of Dis
trict Attorney.
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DR.. Hostetter Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising may be
cured: strength in whatever manner it may have
been wasted, may be restored by the use Of this
powerful and heaithfnl invigorant. For Indiges-
ton and all is painful effects, bodily and mental
they are positive specific.
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SIGNS OF SICKNESS.

frat give warning Of their presence and met promptly
fore they become securely utrenched within the svste
viii be readily expelled.
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DEArH or SEcEErARY OF SrATE.-Nm- H.
Weeks, Secretary oi State deceased "a Sacramento
l. sunday afternoon. He WAS native cs Name
nd cmigrAied to California ia 1879. He MS
Presidential Eleotor from this state in lS6a, and
sas appointed Secretary Of state by Governor
Stanford.
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to The Richmond Wing receatly prop osed that
ee should set fire to the Pennsylvania coal mines !.
An idea about as practicable in aid of the rebellion
Is is the proclamation in SquelchnE il. But this
/ an extraordinary rebellion, and extraordinary
eessrrcs are necessary on both sides.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

EASTERN trrRs.-We are indebted to Stratman
6r files of Atlantic papers too numerous 70 men
on. He will accept Of our thanks. and receive the
issuance that. if we were PreSiden; he should be
bur Postmaster General.
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Headache, Pains in the Lnbsn the Stomach Bowels and
kidneys-Cod Chils, and Hot Pushes Coated Tongue
burning SKIN Nausea Shverng, Dullness Loss Of Appetite
stltsseSs, tTilaeSs &c. premOnory symptoms
# Malignant Diseases. One dose of the READY RELIEF is
sufficient 10 break and expcl diseased action, restore
The patient 70 health
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CAM NEErING.-A Camp Meeting is now being
held at the ranch of II. Batcman five or ~ix mile-
below town, under charge of the Rev. Mr. Stltna
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. p. Grove will preach at
the Brick Church to morrow, at eleven o'clock
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
HERE Is NO OCCASION !
ALL MALIGNANT DISEASES

When you first feel PAIN then teaspoonful Of the
READY RELIEF, in water apply the parts where
you feel the discomfort
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

90 Vanity Fair is dead--died Of poison from
ck>nc abolition Spttle.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

ORovrLLE CELERRIrIES N 4 DCEL.-A duel re-
,enty took place in Washoe, between John Hunt
,r, formerly Justice of the Peace in 0rovlle, and
apt Pitcher, formerly of Placer county. in which
,<on. J. NJ. Cunnard figured as the friend of Capt.
Pit, her. D7 J. r. y. Owen was in attendance aS
surgeon. Hunter received severe wound in the
high.
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AT the HigbyFarge-Tutile omnium eatherum
N Saturday evening. the Repuhs sought to revive
heir courage by holding a singing meeting. Some
+ their voices were sadly cracked and broken, and
heir whole party viii be in the same condition
after the election.
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&c Mass meeting relative to Indian affairs. at
Fences ON the 2Sth instant
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

ss- Ball at pence's Ranch on the evening of the
2Sth instant.
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VIM. Highly. c. A Tutte and +. + Fargo, az
ressed about 4 thousand persons at orov.le. On
saturday night. as we are told hy a person who was
resent.-M MdrysriHe ApPtai
4 quadrrpled whopper but, a President LIN
olu SAYS, Calling a calls tail Lee don't make il
| lnrm
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HoMcIpE.--A man named Timothy Maloney
vas killed 10y his partner, John Foren, on the
evening of the lsth by being stabbed twice with
IN ordinary butcher knife. The parties reside near
he water office and the evidence before the Coro-
uer's inquest disclosed the fact that the parties
had been drinking during the evening Maloney
first returning home. Foren some time afterward
ame to Maouey house. 50 much intoxicated as
not to know whore he was The parties became
2ngaced in a Scufie, and Foreu drew his knife.
His wife had her hand severely cat in eadeavorins
20 get il away from him, after which She ran to a
ne gbors for assistance. On her return Maoney
was lying on the porch in dying condition.
The verdict of the Coroners Jury was 10 the effect
hat the deceased died from wounds inflicted with a
1nife in the hands of John Foren. Forea is now
Jail.
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a Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss of vital force conse
quent upon physical decay, only be safely sup
Piled by some viyifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits. without entaing the ex-
hsastion which is always the final effect of ordinary
sti-aula1ts. We tender 70 the aged
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS & MEDICINES!

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
- chased of MesSrs. Jenkins 4 Sme6es their
!. Stock OF Drugs i Medicines will continue
. the business At the old stand (the 0roville
rug Store.) and viii keep constantly on hand
arge and well selected stock OF
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-22

sn. The Express mentions grand Republican
ally that took place At Payness School House
batter county. Five men and one boy were pres
Int. Three rrepreSsihle candidates for County Of
ices addressed the vast coacourSe. Great eathusi
sp, nrsvailed
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IN THE ARMY.

Dyseatery Bilious Choic, Flux Yellow, Typhoid and
Nailrus Fever Rheumatsm Small Pox, npthcr Letters
rom Medical Directors, Surgeons, and Military officers en-
lorse the importance Of RAILWAYS READY RF1IEF over
al other medicinal remedies.
EIGHTH MAINE.
Eighth Maine regiment, SergtC p Lord, writes that Rad
way Ready Relief saved the regiment from death while
lulrterci Tybee Island 5. c.. when working in the
wamps, erecting f1rtcatons. Every seized with w.
hod and other FeyeFs Fever and Ague narrhol, Dysen
cry, rheumatism, cured by tue Of the Ready
lief
CAUTION.
In all cases ask for Railways Ready Relief. Take
1ther. See that the signature Of Railway Co the
outside label of each bottle. Every agent supplied with
and fresh stock. Price 25 per bottle by
Druggists, Merchants ami country storekeepers.
RADWAY K co,
81 Maiden Lane New York
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THs Negro is he Republican god and VIII
vet plague them hke the devil.
KsEr out Of the military leagues Of the
Abolilionists. They are not ration al insiitu-
tioOs
1t IS announced that Wilson. Gambler. and
on ners OF the War Committee. have gone to
Meade headquarters, aud their presence there
Is considered an omen Of defeat. Gen. Meade
Is pemoea'i, and that is probaly the reason
for the committees interference. The General
ought TO send them to the rear under corpor-
al aud guard.
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WHEN SEIZED WITH

CHOLERA or Dnrrhea, or Flux;
Dysentery, Cramps, and SpaSms;
bilious Cholic, or GaStritis
Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fevers
Influenza, Coughs. or Colds
Inflammation NJ the Stomach R1Mg's
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pam its continued will in fe
hours, cure the patient.
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DR.. Hostettar's Stomach Bitters.

As an invigorant and restorative, immediate in
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect
II tones the stomach improves the appetite. acts
ike charm upon the spirits.
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FEVER AND AGUE,

resonS exposed 10 the Malaria Of Ague, or if seize'
with Clls Fever viii and positive Antdo,e anu Curt
II Railways Ready Relief Let two teasPoasfGl Of The
Ready Relief wueglass Of water, be taken on gctins
out Of bed the morning. anl however exposed TO uar
-nll viii ,scann.
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Strengthen the System.

The best means OF imparting vgor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution, which has
yet been invented discovered or profered to the
feeble Of both sexes and all age9 is
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For Females.

Thousands Of ladies resort to it as a remedy for
hysteria. futtering of the heart nervous headache
vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements to which, as sex, they
are subject. 1t cheers and ightens the depressed
mental powers as well as strengthens the body
and its use Is never followed by any reaction
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

Purchase only of reliable dealers Sold everywhere.
EOSTETTFR, SMITH & DEAN, Agents,
227A 1ntgomery ST., (Russ Bl0ck)
San Francisco.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

houa be SPpcd II the pat or parts afflicted II instantly
relieves the patient from pam, and qGicSN heals sotcs
and strengthens the disabled parts In all uf Bites Of
lhl nasS Reptiles StIass of Poisonous Insects the ap
.ltion Of RADWAY'S READY RELIEF 10 the wogn4 VII
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DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM A H BITE RS.
Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable reliable revelation
in the system. regulating the secreti0ns, giving
tone to the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre,
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthful play.
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2Senn Ste niht mO(leu, Sdabeubruber
bann Seb' id fir Sie riefen mebrere IL !.
dsno. OaS 1T ia Elm f5rmlideS g(ben.
teuer! '''.
JtRn oettn, mein 2ieber, auf ibre @efobr
oenn! la8te ber Sdiiee enbli& lad,enb ;
Sbre 0errl4aften niilen gang Garmante
0eute leiu, baB lte meiner @ru6 burd, eiue
10 bSflt6e @iulabuns eripibern. Sd fplae
S9nen allo. llno pas bubi9e 6rduleim in
oem tneiBen Strr9bitden nit benz eraneu
S4leter 1T uliD. -.
llniere dltelte Tp9ter, gndoteer 6err
uno etne Der belten Narlbeeu in gan; SSranf,
furt, erwiberte ter Qatai mo tparf (tb nidt
tpeuis III bic 9ruit; mir fa6ren elm iebr
po1nebmeS 0au8, uno Der snGbige Serr
merosn tpcbl idwerlta gu unieren g @6reiser
gstsa ptsr s Sag 9 Po& d.! 50qrt esaa ii palsEEs geE
1eIltren.
Wcblan benn, i'll @ottee 91ameu bic
So4e fdn9t an allerlieba ptt1nt I'll tperben!
rtef Der SdRbe lulti9 unb bins ben Stuben
itber bic Sdulter, um rem 2afaien su fplz
gen, Der bereits ben 8eiIelaf er9riffes bate
uno pOranein9. Die anbern @huben lad,z
ten, uno 3mat tbeilweile ntdt pbne Oteib,
oenn es oitnfte ibnen cine ptrtliGe Nu83ei9.
nun9, auf lOl&e gBeiie 3a etnent Qnartter 3u
fommeu, Gin @letGe8 modte AUDI Der
Gepcr3u9te ielber benfen, tpdbrenb er nebeu
benz Dtener Der sinS uno lia bon bieiem
Mtttbeilunsen iiber bic Tamilie MAIDEN lief.
Gter Der g6eq bon benz @StbepGat mad benz
- snbeiner GRrr 1T ni6t all5upett, unb
tparo nod unterbrcden ourG etnen Sang
bes S4iitssn rad Der Sarmpnie. ipp lt9
oerlelbe feline Geltt1rte neblt 8anfett Rarte
uno 8eif3eiGen bctte, uub ais er enblid, eas
idSne 2antbauS oe8 5erru &OnIul8 er.
retAte, ipurO er bon bieIem I@rn an Der
Greppe er1partet une nit elmer au83ei6nen
ben 0SfltAtstt bewtlltomutt.
(efcttIebuuo EnLot.l
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DR.. Johnston,
. aItimUr eDa.Sofptta1.
BUR llnterpsiiduns Der QuadIaIssrst stabltrt.
Der ett3tss plas In Der gBslt, 100 iitaere,
i1nelle uab 0tan0It@e Rutet In
9eDetnsett &ranf0etten
Der etn3t8s 2Ir3t, pelter an3stgt,


senadt serten, ais ba b 3eusunssuntdbtsret @tba6e
in benz 9Iden Inb ben Gltepern @nt3nSuneen Der Weren
nne Saie SaasnergeBnngel, S9wide Der 8erpen, Wta-
eeniGpdG Mattteett Ntebereef9ldeenbett 8erfdnbeSs
f&mdfe Sertlopfn S6u6tern6ett 3tttern Iugenldwdde
S6ptnbe &ppflGners @rtSInbun9 les Salies ber Stale
ger 9unge, Sss WagenS, ter gin9epeib unb ar jener
tepe Die opn 9ertler betnten @epctnte ten Der 1enb
welGe thren Dprrn seibrli9er nb ais ser Srenen Ge-
fing ben Gcdbrten bes ulseS tertbren mnS wenn ntt
feg gfssit ofror R tGrs oSnsenbtsn Sonungen sernt-
mpat n'aden np 5ulsst ben EDrpr un6 Stnr serBren.
a. ounse Wtanner,
bepnbsrs ele bic pler snes aetsea 9aers aesusrben
n6 baS itrlt9 e piete Eauenpe IN etn su tribes @rat
reBt weIGe bur6 lire erhdbenen &aene unt enwfeten
nat sert uno Ger 9eer 6e3aubrn6e Gone entlDdt tnten
'plrten, n6aen iid9 nit rrllem @ertrauen naben
s.. @ 8stbeirot6ets @er!ontn, 81
per @5oIe pels lid III perGeiratteu beabGtiaen, unb d
itnb pIten unperseIib Or. SobnRpn Su 9abe 3iebel.
as 5sssfnte @ gessn b BE SSe 1gsee sber asge Ser.
3Rpuns Scr f4reflidiiem art uerben idneG turtrt.
Oerjentsc weder t Der 8etanbluna unb NIriOrSe bon
Or. 5DbnIpn nterett fann ibm ais einem @brenmanne
pbne Surdt m ar0rtrauen unp Srerlih Guf ieine irst
lt@e @el@tdlthteis neylalen. -'
& Orsanifde Gthpdae
rb unUerasd ssbeitt umt bic opI &raft ieter Serge
eat Dees fur@bare 2etten pelss cas- 2sben esnb unb
ste @6e anb Ma&fDn,men'GaTt unmbgt nadt taoit cas-
9Sr8 9eter bic tren 2ei enidden ,,nbepanen frSbner
Sun4e &eEe Nho ~ letat 5 9enetgt re
e been GCleen mi6t eenau tennen 0bslet e aud 6ur@
Sritturen, e6erblasen i'm Sarm Stetn nb anOere lr
iaaen entfshen tan IS 1T e bod metReutbeta cine GUlee
tes @tBbrdnfeS Der ebelfea Srsdne gqcr dber rI es
Idu9nen tn te &ra Der Greusug eber Denen uerlr
mtrh bic @ Hetuem 9aaern eseebsu, ais BON 9eaen
bic bd tuetie itnt. @
ga Offtee* Np. Glib '6reberidFr., :,
iieben T6iirsn BON 8altimpreltr,, SitIide Sette,
bic Stnfsn binauf. q
Dlan merle G@ gfanen uub SoauSnunter, benin uipen-
be unb trugerifbe Nadaer, brtriebene unb 9epenlpe
0uadlalber, S3ubltder Stiefewt@ier Sraeenrciniser
rnb 2ampenpuBer Il. T. n. nennen bd regelmdBee Merje
unb auert. anse3Csen BON Dr. ptnncns m in Der Ndbe.
NB. Ale Btieie tiIen einen Ypf-e5tantp enttnlten.
Gine 9situug ;', 2 So4eu au3eIIcbe't.
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tebenfe td6 elm 8en6er Ge uub Gin 9eber &0rrer bic
nctbwenci9iten @ricrbernte 5ur eelten gGfIeIqteit
limb Sc pbns tee wio bic eie hes eeb9ns sur traurtse
lid no bic eele m!rb ersrien BON erpctiuns unO
lan6pltf2cn Setrdbtunser eGB uns he Srsubcn seide
Mbhere eenieBeu, permeeert fnb.
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