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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

- T. WcCLOSkEY, Practical Surveyor, Of
" fcrs hi.profcseional services TO the people
ct Cleor6old oOgnty. Having purchased The In
5trumcuts Drafts, &C., Of The late Thomas Ross,
dcc d, bc will be ready to attend to business on
'hc shortest uoGco he con be consulted at bis
residence with Robert Ross, one milo from Cur
~ensN nie' OF by letter addressed to him at Cur.
"ensFic, nc, ST, McCLOSKEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25
JOHN j.. CUTIE,
Orney at Law and Real Estate hgan

JOHN j.. CUTIE,
Attorney at Law and Reai Estate Agent,
CLEARFIELD, PENNA.
Qfcs on MwtGst Opposite tic JH
II ESPECTFULLY otTors his yices in sell.
h ing ond buying lands Ia Clcar6cld and al
joining counties and with an experience Of over
be can render satisfaction And
Offers for Sale
1000 acres Of coal and timber Land situnt, IN
Decatur tsWnshp, Ciearfold county, in lots TO-
suit purchasers, located near the Tyrone and
Clearh,ld Railroad.
2OOO acros Of first rate farm mud timber land
in Bell township, ClearGyld county. situate The
waters Of Curry's Ron.
IG3l acres in two lots, one Of 1921 and the 9th
CT Of 90 acres, suitable for Farming purposes, sit.
uato in Highland township. Elk county.
W. General warrantce deeds for all The above
ands. Feb. IS, 'U3.--y,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

OUsEHoLD GOODS Tinware, Qieenware
st1 Glassware, WoOdenware, Looking Glasses
.clOsks, Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints, Lamps, Wal
'Fsper, at all pri cos az ..-.-.
]. P. KRATZER'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

/ u ANIEL C8NNELLY bcgs leave to inform
~ his friends, aud the citizens Of Cloarfeld
and vicinity generally, that he has taken the shop
lately occupied by George Nowsoa, in Shaw S
Row, whore be intends to be ready atall times to
wait upon those who may favor him with their
custom
He will guarantee his work to be as we'll exc
cutcd as car be mado elsewhere, aud at dpitc as
reasonable prices. He is bound to win the good
opinion Of all who ak in shoe. e.loather-whcther
male or femae-and all he asks is a fair trial.
Cearfcld, July S, lSG3-y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

4 NAUIloN.-Au per ars aFo hereby caution
" ed against buying or sci,Eg. or in any way
NEEDING with the following property, now in
the possession Of Jacob Gcarhur,, CT Graham tp.,
70 Wit Two brown mares, sgith harness, one leg
Sled and one log chain-ag the said property DO.
hugs to me, aud are su, i5ut 20 my order.
Bradford tP., may Pt. ADAM GEARHART.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

Always keeps on hand a full
assortment of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation Of The public.
Nov. II, 1892.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

Those suffering from broken Down aad Doll.
cato Constitutions, from whatever cause, either 10
Male or Female, will God in Il pofanG's German
BiLters, a Gomody that will restore them to taeir
usual health. Such has keen the case in thous
ands Of instances, and fair tsial u but required
to provo the assertion
Eomemhar that these Bit.ers are NOT Alcho.
holic, aud NOT intended as Bevy-a2s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-05-25

GEOCERlES, say
Flour, Hs m $,
Shoulders, Sugar
Ntolasse5, Coffee,
Tea, Crackcrs,
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, etc, etc.
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s. MlscegenatlOn"---The VallandIghams
Ahead.
From the Peoria Transcripts.

We direct the attention Of the elders
and deacons Of the COpperhead church
Of St Vallandigham to the following
sweet scented practices Of the family
of the illdstrious exiled Saint The
negro race has furnished the stock in
trade-the political stock Of the elder
Vallandigham-the martyr exile G. G.,
for n number Of years past His love
for the negro has been prOverbial, and
spirit stirring speeches 10 the raca, in
and out Of Congress, have gladdened
the hearts Of the COpperheads, both
North and South. The younger mem
bers Of the family, however, rather out
strip the exile in their affection for
the 'down-trodden African over in
Iowa, in tho city Of Muscatine, lives
Perley Vallandigham, a nephew Of the
martyred OhiOan, who is married to
and lives with a .lubly wench "a black
and greasy as a Guinea native. A
brother Of the last named Nallandigham
lives on this side Of tho river opposite
Muscatine. He too is married 10 a ne
grcss. By this it will be seen that the
nephews have stolen the uncles thun-
der, and are therefore entitled 10 "high
consideration" from the party. The
Illinois Nallandigham, ike him of
Ohio, is in trouble, having been arres-
ted for voting illegally, and as he is
said 70 be short Of cash, we would sug
gest 10 the Copperheads that a ten cent
subscription should be taken mp by
them for the benefit Of his uncle $
nephew, and the credit Of the party.
Il might cheer him in the hours Of his
exile, and relieve his Immediate neces-
stiles.
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M1LLEDGEvILLE, Ga, March Is
A MurderOus Scheme Frustrated.

Mr.. Robert H. Phillips, in a letter
from Nashville, gives us an account Of
frustrated robbery and probable muir
der on the steamer Mercury, on her
recent trip from Louisville tc that city.
At Smithland the boat took on two in
dividuals who gave their names as Wat
son and Fletcher, and claimed to be Sc
cret detectives Of Nashville, having in
charge soldier named c. H. Mont
gomery, arrested for desertion. There
was also on board the boat a young
man named George Wilkes, a Govern
ment aid from the Louisville Custom
house. 1t was observed by all that the
soldier Montgomery was anxious to
communicate with Wilkes, but
was so closely watched by the de
tectives that for some time he was una
BILE to accomplish his wish, but finally
he was enabled to state that the detec-
tives had made Overtures 10 him to rob
/ n passenger who had 81 900 with him.
and slept in room No. 9. They gave
him a heavy slung shot, and told him
/ if the man walked, to hithim in the head
and escape to the shore; they would
pursue him, and when in the woods
they could all share the plumber, while
they would not report him at Nashville
This was arranged to take place when
I the boat lay for the night at Bell Mil,
twenty miles below Nashville After a
+ consultation between Mr.. Wilkes and
/. Captain Mellen, it was arranged that
I the former should stay up all night and
watch the actions of the detectives.
/ Between one and two o'clock these
worthless got up, took seats by the stove
and asked ali sorts of questions as TO
how long the captain was going to sleep
! and when the mate watch commenced.
/ Upon being told that the captain had
given orders 10 allow no one TO leave
the boat that night and that the stage
plank had been taken in, they appeared
much disappointed and retired TO their
beds. The next morning the soldier
stated that they had agreed to wait
till they arrived at Nashville, where
they would persuade their intended
victim to 90 to the theatre and lead him
by some lonely place where the soldier
could lie in wait Upon reaching Nash
Vile, Captain MeIlen, Mr.. Wilkes and
Pilot White went to the Provost Mar
shall. and, upon their statement Of facts
the detectives were brought up for ex-
animation before him, and subsequent
ly held over for trial-L0u. Jesu.
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4 WoNAx CCLrIvArEs A SLIGHT Mors-
Ttcug AND MARRlEs a WoNAN-A w0-
man. in soldiers clothes, WAS arrested
in this city last week, on account Of
complaints from Manitowoc that she
had married a woman in that place,
taken her money, and decampcd
Tpon learning Of her arrest here, Off
Gers from ManitowOc came through and
took her 20 that place for trial We learn
that she formerly lived at Bay de Noquet
with her husband, that her husband
lives on the shore OF Lake Michigan,
that she has been absent from her hus-
band nearly two years, part Of the
time in camp AZ Madison in a s0ldier's
uniform; that she speaks two or three
languages, has cultivated a light NOUS
tache, and like some OF the cOunterieit
money now in circulation, az first glance
IS well calculated TO deceive. She mas
been brought 70 a sudden halt IN her
wild career, and we trust viii Dc taught
a lesson that viii make her a wiser and
better woman in future -Gresa Bay ID
V0eats.
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Important Order from Gen. Banks---.
The Work of Reconstruction.

Gen Banks has just issued an impor
tant order relative to an election for
delegates to constitutional convention
/ to be held on the 2Sth of March The
members are apportioned in accordance
with the number of white persons, in
the various districts The total mum
Der of delegates is $50, and of these
Orleans parish gets g. The following
regulations are promulgated, relative to
the right of suffrage
III. Any Parish not within the lines o
the army shall be entitled TO elect delegates
as herein specified, at any time before the
/ dissolution of the Convention, should such
| Parish be brought within the lines Of the
army.
". Every free white male, twenty-one
/ years of age, who has been resident OF
/ the State twelve months, and six months
| III the Parish in which he offers to vote
who is a citizen of the United States, and
| who shall have taken the oath prescribed
| by the President in his proclamation of the
/ Sth December, 1863, shall have the right to
vote III the election of Delegates.
/ expelled from their homes by the public
enemy on account Of their devotion to the
Union, and who would be qualified voters
| in the Parishes to which they belong, will
/ be allowed to vote for Delegate in the cleo
ton precincts in which, for the time being
/ they may reside.
VI. Citizens Of the State who have volun-
teered for the defence Of the country in the
army or navy, and who are otherwise quail
flied voters, viii be allowed TO vote in the
Election precincts in which they may be
found on the day of election.
The commissioners of election are
authorized to administer the Presi
dents amnesty oath, and make out the
necessary certificates. No other test
than that prescribed by Mr. Lincoln is
required The Convention is to meet
in New Orleans on the 9th Of April
/ next
Why is Tennessee left in the back
/ c,rounJ ,
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limited States OF America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE-No a.
NHHEREAS, on the 18th day Of February, 1854
w an information was filed in the District Court
Of the United States for the Middle District Of Ten
nessee. by Horace II. Harrison, ESD, Attorney Of
the limited States for Sud District against copper
rollers lot of iron pipe lot Of IRON scraps, small
fast-irtu furnace and lot Of small wooden rollers
owned by W. :. Whteman, and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein, al
l,i,,r that said property Was seized by Charles Ia-
ted States for causes M SAID Information set iortl
and alleged 10 be true, and praying FOR the usual
process and monitor
Now. therefore. / hereby give public warning to
an perSonS concerned In interest 10 SAID property
10 aupelr before said Court, al the Federal Court
Room In the Capitol sc Nashville, on the 81 Mon
day IN April next, at 10 o'clock, \ n, Then and
cations F. K GLASGOW,
L. s Marshal for the Mid. DIST tennessee
Mar l5-2t
NOR RENF-A Frame House, suitable for small
il store. For particulars apply at the oince oi me
Nashville Wood Company, "a College street, pe-
ERNEST NJ. BEMENT, Agt.
HTARTED-By the Nashville Wood Company,
w lO.Oos Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Ma
Die Wood cut IN the tree, within twenty miles ~
Nashville delivered on either hank Of the CulnoeT,
land OF in easy hauling distance, for which liberal
price viii be paid. Inquire at the Office, "A Coiege
street, between Church and Broad, o.
ERNEST NJ. BEMENT, ACT
w COS Wood Choppers, % whom liberal wages
ujl be paid, subsistence furnished, and protection
papers gwen. Apply 70
81 College street. between Church and Broad
JGR2l-d
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las also on hand by far the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-26
Suspension of the Writ Of Habeas
COPDUS

Suspension of the Writ. Of Habeas
Corpus.
We have republished from the Chat
tanooga Gazette, that portion Of the
Message of Governor BROWN, of GeOr-
gia, (who appears to be- the only man
amongst the SouthernGovernors) (which
denounces the law of the rebel Con
gress suspending the writ of hoJeas cor
pas. We copy from the same source
the following:
MHLEDGEyILLE, Ga, March Is.
Mr.. Wright introduced in the Senate yes
terday resolutions declaring the power to
suspend the writ of haJeGs corpus expressly
granted to Congress, which, in case Of inva-
sion, is to be the sole Judge whether the
public safety requires it, declaring parties
guilty of crimes rs stated in the act The
Judiciary Committee recommend that they
pass.
0. R. Keenon spoke last night, l.. Q. c.
Lamar speaks tonight, and a. II. Stephens
Vice President) Wednesday night.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-26
NO. II CEDAR sTREET.
Felt, LeghOrn and Straw Hats,
TRIMMED AND UNTBIMMED,
United States Of America.

which viii be sold at the lowest wholesale prices.
Ladies call and see my stock at Nos. As and 80
Cherry street, up stairs, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb lG-3m NJ. l.. HIGGINS
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n OtiOnS s..

Such as Fancy and Toilet Soap, Pens Pencils Sta
tOneTy and Envelopes, HAIR Brushes, Combs,
Gloves, Galntets, Army shirts, Pocket Knives,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, and sundries
too tedious 10 mention. / allow nothing this side
Of Cincinnati to EXCEL NE
To the Suffers and country merchants | would
say, call and see my stock and examine my prices
before buying elsewhere or gong further North.
This stock is for WHOLESALE ~ Nos As and 30
CHERRY STREET, up stairs, and those who wish
a nice HAT from among all the latest styles, and a
fine pair of Doors, can be accommodated at my re-
tail room, at present at
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atnouid eines MepubIifoners. SSren ,pir, mas

.3tuAniB cues HepublttdAerc. Scren MIR, mas
Gin Gcrrsirrnrsnt. nes oSaratcsa Nerubltean,"
cints lrralen rerntlifanlid.tn Slattes la9t, cas- rrf
ricr sSabren ainerln unteritiiste:
sd se,rabre, naB Der r!&nifertrfer" (rasifaD
risier Giant Sic Muaafe sntfalt, rab es in, Ncreen
saulenre gift, mslds bic Misosrlase @raut's rhnz
ldem. Oas 1T ,rafr. Sisle SanienSe lino sinz
%erlniten, tpslAs ris mahiemre gcrularitat Sss Sslz
ren rem @idsturs mc Fer ssilnniB %tHrdten.
srate bic ncmrfratiihe NaticaalzS Convention, mic
cs ssn s(nlhsin fat, ,rcitsr finausssihrfen mernen,
10 rarf man ih sarauf sefabt taltsn, naS bic &s=
~aicreunen rem Sen. @rant nidt crfaufen psrnen,
@ihm,rnr III nebn,sn, aus T,rdt, ZAP or IN nislsm
Safe rie Termination fer remrfrattlhen Tartet erz
taltcn ,,mp liesen Mir. Meelelan, Trenrnt nno
aneere fifiae Gsnsrale Fat 9inscln %tslsitist neil
CT feincn Nipalem nsfen iid taten t%rcllte, llno iahz
items trirn bic Nei6e an @rant frmnnel1. Sic Union
tecs,tst niAts, Srienen ,no neutrality-suspicious.
freumpliasr @erfebr nit rcm Sicen tene''tst stens
faGs nihts, ater 9incrln's @ieesrerra9lunS Maes."
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3mci &arrlirte. Sine iralrc nnr lhalteers
errcaenre 9eaetcnfeit aus cen .3eiten Der Mtrr9ani=
iben gtreif,iac. : gSGbreno Der nculiben Sdarz
miibel ;triiAcn ~,nicrtr Haticnalsarne lnn Wtrr>
aan' Neteaencrrrs in Der llnaescup rru Gpnttiana
uwurle, mic feeaunt, naS III. Ncsimcut >. sc. q.
~acfauacn aenrnl,nen rnn talc rarauf n~aliacn inlere
Srurrea cine sln;atl &etelm ~acfan9cn. Inter
Sen lebtercm tsfanh iih elm Sfieicr ants a.tcr9an's
Stat, ,relher naA Cincinnati Sclhlft inp bier
aesen GGren,rrrt anf furse Belt rarclirt nurne.
Gr nalm Srlartier III, Sennilcn 'Sal1ls i,p lstts
a(s Gentleman. @crsetcru slterp famea ntetrere
Gclratcm POM III. 9tssimente, reldes IN GsTan>
asnihait ~aeratten ,lan rarrlist rrrnen mar, sur
Start uno aclic 9rrn,ittas p%allirte elmer jencr
Srlratsn, Gin rrtulter 9anSn,anu n,rb Die ).
@trase unp tlist am 9snniicn Saus itefen, nm
ras biitidc @ebGurc in terunrert. Bur Itltcn
3cit 6atte Der &efelcn : Sffsicr cfen Ieinc Seftiirc
in Zen 3eitunaen tcenniat unn iein l~lnitcrn flerte
i'm anf bic StraEe binaus. Ser StT;isr ,par I'M
@eariffe, einen Sra;ieraana at ltternclrncn; CT
bate atsr fam, nas Yprtal fes 'Srtsl5 %rerlaI,e,,
als iencr Srlnat nes III. Stc9ili,euts iris Gin 9ersi;z
ter 9rire alf i'm ~;uiprana rnr %alsrtef uSa! Bah
ih pih, nu SrnSelpbn?! Su 6tit %rerjeniSs, Der
mir tei Gpntbiana meine Mfusfste absenrmlnen nnD
mid inibbannclte." Sci rieien @prtca mari er i'm
III ne Grfe ,nD na9m rcn ihn Ntldpisp n%,ittellt
mebrcrcr SuBtritte, Gle CT inn arplictrtc. Scr Sc>
celb : SfH;ier erbrf lih, am 9aijtn Ssits @Sitterno
une fs9rts in ras t6rtel ;ariif, INN bic IN ldreflihs
llnrrnnlns ~serat9enc uno NIT @rienjaitde tsredte
@areerrte misrer in Srbnun9 81 trinscn.
Seir erfubren ipSter, DAP Der SfTsisr in Scr s9at
herieuiae %astrelcn, mrlber jenem Srleatsn bas Sc
mebr atsa,rm,nsu uno i'm babel iebr rrb t%efanSelt
Bate. St eahts wafriheinlih nidt an Die MSsz
lidfcit, cen f~rSiiasn i9%rriierzS rlcaten jc tricrer st
fsten l,nc ib,n in rc !9ance III fallen. Ser '6rcz
Ner attr s~rfannte esn SiT;ier auf nen erfen 8tia
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@Qf6au6sW n3eiae.

Neinsn auspdrtigen Gre,inten fotte BEN redeneen publ.
FUN mode i'd tiermut bic e~rsebene Mnieiee, bae ID nastn an
Glib 5pGRrabe 80. 269 ssIesenes Saas iest ~npafanots Gum
@anbaus einssrittet babe unb bater i'm Stanbe bin, ReHen.
be 3u jeper Get auf's Bette III ~bemrtben. Geienbe tperben
pcrfrefi;be 8of, 3irmsr. 8shen unb aufmsrffane Se bienun 8
BET mir fneen unb uerse Id INN beraabt itiu, bas mir Sc.
ftenfte 3utrauen 3u erbalten.
Y. q. Da nein 0aus an 5c9RraBe ltst. no BE Stra'
een.Giientabu o%prbeifdbrt, 70 fann has putlifun, fdI 5 &ts
pom Naa Npab Depot bis an raeiu SauS ~selansen.
pstsr @critlius,
gr. 269 Glib So9Rrobe, nabe Der gelbptsn Sffee,
G~plunabus, Sbic.
spy. 7, 16l .. f{bEh
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Ser 9ariisrG prrelprnnent Der ecnbcnsr usimes~
Bat in grfa9runs sctraAt, naB Die franSSiiihe Gs=
Sieruns Srsi Oele9aten mad Atnsrifa seianet bafe,
INN ltA itsr Bic mirfliaen @srbiltniie Der &rie9z
i~abrenseu III ,nterriAtsn. Serner mirb reriiAert,
bal, Vranfreid Der britiiden 9hsierums @cridldse
in 8e,ts amf @srbhtuns ~fsrnercn mlutrersiesens
in Mnerifa se,nnht fate.
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Nper'S Gberrp Electoral. !

has MtIberibnfe Srlrhffe! fur
Su0eu, Grfdl,ra, t~eetlnenbe GhrintIatt, unb Fir bic Gin.
teruna ter 9eiben ppn @bninbfidtiSen, bic fH
{hon tt ctaenn srraeridten Stabiurt
Ter Rraafbet teTnten.
gas geetrral IL 70 tanss setrnr6t mprren, ub bat 70 ansencins I'm
erfennura aef unhen, tas MIR nur nStbis taten, benz gublfuna bic BERT.
deruns ~ sstcn, tas feline aualudt 70 gut Ia, nie ie ,uSrr ue sas man
f6 aHo harauf SeraHen fam. sas Is Ssfsltsn 8ursn bsptr't we fraber.
2ubereitet BON Or. 8. 6. aver II. &py pratti1e rmb
analdhide 6 ben1fcr, gprsl, Mafatuetts.
gu baten bel g.. &pberts, &Ouunbus, >, unb bber'
all BET alien Eruggfen. @
Ton g Sft 1863 = 1Sbtr n.
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Sic beutde
(ebsns-D srfderunssz @efelIfdaft
O G + 1t d Il / d.

etanb Ger @elsuidaft am 1fen Sanuur 1864:
gerfderuussa In 8raft 5s25O0NO 90
0ermSaen 335.3l2 Is
Sdtrlttes Giufrnrren 10000 90
grpiYecte, Intrassfprnulare, fpmts iete aerunf&te Gusfunft sum Git,
rift in tisie GefsliGaft erttslen ifser;eit gratis trs-
Geo. ~. 0rafer, in Hsmarf,
General : asnt fir Gliding County unb ~1meesenS.
Gbnnro ND9el, in GAINESVILLE,
General Gsent fir gVustinsum GruntY nnt ~llmasssnb.
SacDb Seller, in 9aneaisr,
General .assnt fir Sal, feb County uns ~lmssssnb.
gRdrB 3. 1864. gDI
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0rn rem Gbrr. geSf@. Bed, YaRrr Ter gaptfenfir.
III pemherirn, SEEN Ssrfss, frabsr an bet NOrt gapifen'
firpe in philadelphia.
ugPir 1T s. p flanb's teutf6ss gitters felt elmer Netbe spn Sab.
rem mrbl tefannt. SD tate es in meiner eissnen 5arntNe sebraudt uS
feline g1irfuneen taten mir 70 ;usefdgt tae i'd Mid reranlaet fihlte, 20
sislea arseren 81 srntfttisn, unS i'd melt, sas 20 IN elmer aufaaens
rpbltfGHeen geeife eerirtt tat. So Tadt mir befpnfere8 8erenIeen,
tisfe 1hatiade 6Fsntlib cur 8snntnie ,u brinsen. unD hermit rieienieen.
mel6e an ben uebeln leiten, gesen melte ftsies gitters empfcblen mtrs,
earauf aufmerfiam Al MAIDEN, Wil Id aus grfahrurg mde tae mcine
@%mpfetluns fb tepGtrt. Sd ttue es NIT @srsuigen. ia ScpHanes
gitters sa5u tcfimmt III, tie Yetsenssn su fdrtes, uni fetn t~srarfteneer
S6aapfs 1T.
Str auTridtissr
Qert 6. Bed.
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Gin etsentblmiiher GnfedunesapH ban
MIR 6 trppbeln nsnnen, lauert pnb
Der Contribution fetr piefer Qeute. Or
eraeust eutrpeoer tiaen sefdrd6ten. rer.
ecrbene en- 3ufdnb ees Blutes cser IN
taburd terYcrserufen. Eds BIut rirt
unfibis. bic 2%ebsnstraft In itrer Itdtts.
feit III ertalten, une ecs Spfem mire be.
ransirt uab bri&t ialest san3lt& aufam.
men.
Die itrcpbul5fe Isaedune 70 trbSerf&ie
tentlid yerurfa1t. bur6 Merfuridltrant.
betten, liberlt1es Qeben. fnlt&te yereau'
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