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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

Poles, H1ngarians, and Turks, it will DO
indeed amazing Ii we do not make short
work of this new Holy Alliance"
THE EDINBURGH'S NEWS.
The following is Summary Of the news
sent out Ivy the Edinburgh from Liverpool
The Union steamer Kearsarge remained
of Boulogne,it is supposed, waiting for the
Rappahannock, which was ready for sea ut
lais.
Mr.. Mason had returned to London from
Paris, it is supposed, in connection with the
alleged recognition negotiations.
1t is also said that Mr.. Lawley, ex-corres-
pondent of The Times at Richmond, is con-
stantly passing between London and Paris,
probably on the same subject.
The bonds of the Rebel loan to the extent
of 81 900, rcpayabie at par, were drawn in
London on the list of March. ...
The correspondence relative to the burk
Saxon is published. The British Govern
ment maintains that if the facts deposed to
are true, the Federal officer was guilty Of
| the murder of the mate of the Saxon. They
demand his trial. with compensation to the
widow of the murdered man and to the
owners for the loss sustained by the seizure
of the vessel
Theirs has been another wordy duel be-
tween Mr. Disrael and Lord Palmerston
touching Englands foreign policy, withou,
result.
I In the House of Lords the Marquis Of
Canricarde called attention 20 the Federal
recruiting in Ireland, and asked what steps
Government had taken to stop it.
Earl Russell said the Government hac
complained more than once, but the com
plant was met by an indignant denial by
BIr.Adams Nothing could, therefore, bt
done until actual proof could be obtain
Cd
Earl Derby asked if anything had becl
done to stop the alleged military exercise
by the Fenian Brotherhood
Earl Granville said police vigilance wa
at work, but he believed the Fenian Brother
hood perfectly contemplate organiza
ton.
1t is stated that the Directors Of the Gal
way Line appeal for suspension of thei
service till June, and in the mean time ar
treating with more able companies for
transfer of the service.
The Arch Duke Maximilian's visit to Pari
Is further postponed. The alleged cause
influenza but it is srumored there is a hitr
ms to his having command of the Frenc
} tronps in Mexico.
There had been no fighting in Schlcswi;
) G en-. Geelach had succeeded Dc Mcza ,
Commandcrin- Chief of the Danish army.
The King of Denmark spoke strongly f'
vigorous perseverance in his policy.
The DANISH journals are opposed, and Il
, movement has apparcntly made no pr
, grrss.
. 1t is reported that Italy has rendered 40
I 600 men and feet to England if she sssss
Denmark.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
ANOTHER RAID on THE DEMocR

ASoTHER RAID on THE DEMOCRAT
GIVE regret to say that mother,
III unsuccessful, attempt has been made
ldiers on the office of the Northumber-
County Democrat. On Monday morn
the Sham ,kin Company, Capt. Cald.
Of the 4Gth p. ", arrived here about
our before the down train by which
were to return to the army, having
home on furlough. Some of the mem
had resolved before they arrived to
out" as they said, the Office of the
ocrat. And, although, Capt. Caldwell
threatened, on the arrival Of the Sha-
n train, to arrest and punish any one
made any such attempt, small
I made Immediately for the Office,
h is located in the third story of Simp-
building. AS the Office had been
led for some days past by anumber of
d men inside, the soldiers who entered
,uilding did not get up half way of the
fight of stairs, when Capt. Caldwell
ed, and promptly ordered them back.
determined action of the Captain, who
in tue door, together with the efforts
me citizens of Shamokin and this place,
lcify the soldiers, prevented any further
npts at violence. Shortly after, the
arrived, and the soldiers rushed for
,ars.
ngular as it may seem, while remon-
ing with one of the most excited of
G misguarded men, on the impropriety
oldiers, who had distinguished them
IS on the battlefield, to engage in such
of violence, he justified himself on the
md that "these copperhead papers had
ated the Constitution and laws" AL
Oh we "could not see it, in that light,
eli that the argument was no worse than
y used in these papers, in justifying
+ course, in their efforts to cmbarrass the
,rnment in the prosecution of the war.
IN Saturday evening an attempt wa:
c by some of these men to destroy the
Of Sheriff Weaver, at Shamokin, bu
ugh the remonstrance of Sheriff Weaver
was present with other influential citi
they desisted. The Sheriff and th,
tain attributed these outbreaks, more t.
IN Barley y-corn" than any one else. Th
duct Of Captain Caldwell, who ha
on the battlefield two older brothers
ierly commanders ofhis company, meet
appreciation of all parties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
Religious Notices.

Divine service viii bc hold orery Sabbath in this
Borough rs follows
II. Depot, Rev. J. H. Young, Pastor. Divine service
ovcry Sabbath morning al l0i o'clock, Prayer
meeting on every Saturday evening
GERMAN REFORMED CHuRcn.-North wost corner
Of River and Blackberry gts., Rev. W. G. Cremer,
Pastor,. Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath
at 10 A. NJ. and 81 z. M. Prayer meeting Fri
day evening.
below s. V. a p. II r., Rev. M. Rhodes, Pastor.
Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath at 10
o'clock a. NJ, and 81 p. NJ. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday, evening.
above Market s,rce, Ror " G;hson Ro.,oy
Services alternately Sunday mornings at 1oi o'clock
Every Sunday evening att o'clock. FRIDAYS and
during Lent at 4. l.. NJ; Holy Days, lot A. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

sft~ The Choctsws have called Conyen-
tion to arrange for returning TO the United
States Government. The Chief, Jack Me
Curbain, is actually distributing the Amnes-
ty Proclamation, and trying TO bring his
people back to loyalty. The seminoles and
Chiekasaws still hold out, under the inHu'
enee Of the rebel General Cooper, who
was for a long time Indian Agent among
them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

r. In the State Senate, on Wednesday
ch o, 1864, the amendment to the Con-
ution, allowing soldiers to vote, was
er consideration on its final passage.
n the question, Shall this amendment
"a the following gentlemen voted in favor
lowing soldiers to vote:
iamin Campneys, Lancaster.
'rge Connell, Philadelphia.
II n. Dunlap, Lancaster.
id Fleming, Dauphin.
/. Graham, Allegheny.
,mas Hoge, VeDango.
W. Householder, Bedford.
Try Johnston, Lycoming.
|. Kinsey, Bucks.
B. Lowry, Erie.
}. McCandless, Butler.
smiah Nichols, Philadelphia.
OBJ Ridgway, Philadelphia.
Thomas st. Clair, Indiana
l. J. Turrell, SusquehAnna.
:. Wilson, Tioga.
Worthington, West Chester.
n P. Penney, Allegheny.
he following gentlemen voted against
wing soldiers to vote:
B. Beardslee, Wayne. D..
N. Donovan, Philadelphia
IN Latta, Westmoreland
B. Stark, Luzerne.
sid Montgomery Northumberland.
J.,Smith, Montgomery.
A. Wallace, Clearfeld.
The following gentlemen were present but
not vote, viz:
.. A. 3ucher, Cumberland.
lister Clymer, Berks.
Hiestand Glatz, York.
n. Hopkins, Washington.
l.. Lamberton, Clarion.
rnhard Reilly, SchylkilL y.
II. McSherry, Adams.
w. Stein, Northampton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

tyGESERAL MCLELIAS-Thc charge
against General Mcclellan, to the effect
that he had private interview with Gen.
eral Lee the night after the battle of Antie-
tam, has turned out to be wholly without
foundation. The matter was supposed to
have assumed tangible shape under the
authority of Mr.. F.. Waldron, who furnish
ed the statement for publication.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
From Patterson, n. =.
DEMAND ron LOCOMOTIVES pY rnE COVERS.
MEHT.
PAlrERsos. N. j. March IS.

The press announces that Col. MCallum
yesterday informed the locomotive builders
OF this place, that unless they would pfoeeed
hundred locomotives, he should have TO
seize their shops and run upoa the 6oyern'
ments account The locomotive builders
have pTomised Ia comply wlth ,hs demand
snd Ia ten of The farlories ihe operators,
who have l,oen 90 = strike, ~ill resume work
10 mOfros,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

LIvER CoNrLAIST, DYSPEPSIA. Ner-
yous Debility, and all Diseases arising from disor-
dered Liver or Stomach, such Constipation Piles
Acidity fthe Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, fulness
Weight in the Stomach Sour Eruetations, Sinking
or Fluttering at the PIT of the Stomach, Swimming
Of the Head Hurried and Daieult breathing, flut
tering Of the heart. Choking Sensation when lying
down, Dmness OF Vision Dots or Webs befoTe the
Sight Yellowness Of the skin and Eyes, Sudden
Flashes Of Heat and Great Depression oi Spirits,
speedily and permanently cured by HpofLASp :
GERMis BIrrERs sold at rs cents per bottle by the
propretors DIR. @. NJ. JACKSON A Co, AIS AneH
Street Philadelphia, and by all druggists aud dea'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

~ AZ he smallpox prevail 10 resisr
OF lees extent all over the country, Il should
be Suiheisal warning 10 ihoss wko have not
~, bcen yaeinhsied 10 have ID dono forth
wilh, No cue Is secure Zoe single day
ifosa this justly dreaded diseass.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

e-y" WHITR SLAVERY PRoPosED.--As n
proof of this, we quote paragraph from
the Richmond whig, which having been
accused of laxity of zeal in the cause OF
slavery, replied as follows;
$50 lar from believing that slavery must
die, we have long held the opinion that 1t
is the normal and only humane relation
which labor can sustain toward capital. -
When this war is over, we shall urge that
every Yankee who ventures to put foot on
southern soil be made slave for life, and
wear an iron collar as badge or inferiority
to the Africans"
This fling at the Yankees Is merely Bit
ter and important spite but the opinion
confessed, rs to the true relations of labor
and capital, as deliberate conviction.
The inference is, therefore, clear TO their
minds that If the white laborers of the world
were owned by sagacious, careful and
thrifty proprietor, they would be much
better of.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

~ Lieutenant General Grant IL noS
Commander a'Chisf of I'll lhs sTmls= lie
y lll aol rsslde, - Gsnss.l ilalleek disl, a
washington, hu, place himslf ~ the head
of oHs n olf sF,aiss and direct the whole.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

hESyER ciry, March iblh--B BANKERS
direct from Idaho, Who went there iof the
purpose of buyiag gold, deny that there is
$4,000, 900 here awaiting transportation.
lhey could only hnd . lev thaassnds. Die
eossIiss "a yet have Le.n quite limited.
hioeks ~ gaods are light, bot merchants
sIe sslliag Ia snileipsiloa " laTgs arrivals Ia
ihs hpnng No uilning done dunag the
uihisf, ~ CONSCIOUSNESS OF ihs ssysN seaihes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

sHy TRAITOR LIKE.-Nallandigha in
letter from Canada, to the publishers of
the Dayton Empire, which Office had been
attacked and damaged by some soldiers,
advises retaliation by reprisals or mob law
violence. This is the kind of law and or
der, advocated by those who are for making
peace with the rebels, on any terms. 1t
may be true that the soldiers are, sometimes,
instigated by citizens to acts of violence,
but, these are persons mostly who have but
little to lose by a mob and the innocent
must, naturally, be made to suffer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

EAs the price of beef has gone up here
to 90 cents for choice cuts, we take the fol.
lowing quotations from the New York Post
of Saturday last There the advance Is not
25 per cent, while here it is nearly one hun
dred:
"BuTcHKRs' MEATs.-Prime roasting pie
ces are selling at lSa20c. pound; ordinary
cuts, 12a14c.; porter-housesteaks, 20a25c.;
sirloin, 1sa20c.; veal forequarters. Sa12c.;
hindquarters, 12a15c.; hams, 18alSc.; shou!-
ders, 13a16c.; bacon, l4al6c,; pork, l4a15c.;
sausages, 14a15c.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

~" A DOUBLE TRAcK.-We are pleased
, learn from Mr.. ANS, one Of the engineers
{ the Northern Central railroad, that the
ompany is making preparations for the
ncation ofanother track, on that portion Of
leir road between this place and Dauphin,
distance Of about IS miles, This Is rem
cred necessary, not only by the immense
onnage now carried over the road, but the
ddiuonal heavy trade that will be thrown
ipon il, on the completion Of the Philadel-
ihia and Erie road, the.ensuing summer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an aas order of the Orphans Court
i of northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale at the Mount Carmel house in the Borough
Of Mount Carmel, in said county of Northumberland,
Penn'a ON TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF APRIL,
A 1864, all the right, title ana interest belong
ing the estate of the Hon Charles ". Hegus de-
ceased in and TO the following Real Estate situate
in Mount Carmel township, in said county, bounded
and described as follows TO wit Beginning at
White Oak, thence South deg. East lorty-si,
perches to stone; thence South twenty eight deg.
East ninety eight percheS to pine south sixty-two
degrees West hundred and forty foor perches to
stone corner South twenty eight degrees East fifty
percheS to pine North sixty-two degrees East,
twenty eight perches To pine, South sixty degrees
East forty seven perehes 10 pine, North fifty fNe
degrees East, two hundred and thirteen perehes TO
post, North thirty-four degrees West, one hundred
and eighty five perches to post, South seventy-h,o
degrees west, Eighty-two perches 10 u white oak,
the place of beginning containing
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres.
strict measure being part Of larger tract of land
in the name of Lawrence Lomison, adjoining lands
surveyed in the names Of Robert Irwin, Jeremiah
Paul and others, Late the property OF said Charles
W. Higgins, deed,
Sale to commence at ! o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day,
when the aud conditions OF sale will be made
known by GEO. II, CLAY,
by order of the Court \ Administrator,
j, A, j. CUMMINGS. &, q, c,
SunbuTy March ~, lS64-ts \
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
tcoAausicArEp'l
Pulmonary ys,onsusaPtioua tur"bie
Disense -!
A CARD.
To coNsunrfiyEs.

The undonignea having been restored 70 health
lna fes weeks, BY q very simple remedy, Ahss hav'
Ing suffered several yeap with severe lung snee'
tlon aud that dread disease, consampiion-is snAi'
ous 70 make known 10 his fslo~ sufferers the mean
u cure.
To all sha deslre a. be vii ssnd copy u the Hs
lerpilon ussd llfse of ehHrgel elih the dlscetsns
isT preparing snd nsnE the same, shieh shsy vni
IL, coagks, colas, ae fhs esly object Of lbs sd.
sesiisef Ia tsaGins The ffssesptias s " bsnsti As
snleist Ahd spfssd infoFma.lon xsieh he eonesisss
10 b. iusslssbls and hs haTes stsfy raasgeT whl
Hy bis rsmsy, u sili cat lAsv nolh,sR and uls5
I1vss hlsssins
fss,lss vsAlhs The pFsssIirilon MI sadSss
ksF EDwAkD a WiiSoS NilllsashsTs
kwgi tesuiy, Ass YEA
Csi 10 lft' tm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

.D- Henry w. snyder, Of Selinsgroye,
has been appointed an army paymas.sr,--
Mr.. Snyder Is we'll qualified for the posi-
lion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
THE DANISH WAR.

The allies made close reconnaissance to-
wark Duppel ON the 2d.
The Danes had burned down all the farms
on the line OF their outposts.
A cavalry skirmish took place on the 29th,
near Fredericka. The Danes captured 80
hussars.
Gen. DE Meza expresses tho belief that
Duppel cannot be taken before the end OF
May, or the beginning Of June, even under
the most uniayorable circumstances 10 the
Danes
The Berlin and Vienna journals continue
10 ridieule the ndtion OF q conference.
II ID stated that the Danish Minister Of
Foreign Attain, NJ. Quade. has resigned, he
being disposed 10 Congress, In which he
was opposed by his colleagues
Ths Loadoa Morning Post disceps that
Russia aud Prussia, relying On the ianeied
separation of England aud France, have
bound themselves Together for the exterinln'
alton Of what they call revolution, and for
the pefmlnent erection al despotism Ia
Europe. NJ. Won hisiAark has sfssrtod that
Germany would never be 90 good terms
With Dcnmzfk 90 long a. the pffseni demo.
cratic Institutions of Denmark are maintain,
cd TAs fOsi promises that kngland will
renew again, Va iust cause the freneh
alliance and sa5s
"Mlih our gallAes nsighbon. aAd ,is
Italians and seandira, lans snd ulih las
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

General kilpsidok was hoIs ia Nss JsI'
tsy, graduated fTor Msst Point la 1891 aud
10 oul, sasniy eight ysAD old
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

~" The Gold bin WAS modified 20 as 70
.rovide that the Secretary Of the Treasury
authorized to dispose OF any gold not
.ece.sary for he payment ~ War materials
nd supplies, OF for the debts 81 the United
states, then due provided that 'l'e sum
aid shalt be received at its value la New
Il OH City, ar compared with lrgaiiendeF
lotes, amer long debate by the senate Mas
asssd, Ly vote u 80 tos, Il authorizes
he SeeTetuy 10 sell a, discretion al ,bs
old not nssdsd Immediately iur ialsfesi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

The Times has an editorial on General
Banks general orders at New-Orleans -ela.
tive to negro labor. 1t says lit is the estab-
lishment of serfdom OF the retention of Sal
very without the name, and the design is to
secure the votes OF the employers for Mr..
Lincoln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
FLAG & BUILDING STONE QUARRY
TO LET!

fI,liE subscribers will Lease their Flag and Build
ing stone Quarry, about three mlss IRON Sun
bury, on the North Branch Of the susq uehAnpa river
The stone Of the best quality suitable Tor pave
ments and building purposes.
for further particulars apply 10 ksliER MAR,
TIN ShAmokl IN, Pa, or :. n. BOYER,
March ~, 1854 fuubuFy, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
GEN. SIIERMAN's GREAT, Ex-
PEDITION.

IMPORTANT AND SPLENDID Sue.
CESSES.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

- The isgislstsfe is nss, si,a several
eonlh' 'disac.s. eagsesd IN psTloTmins
ih'ir du,iss. Ths Ts,isnsli"n and Fs'slse'
'oa OF spsassf rsni.ss, Ia ,hs tz'sis, has
'rH0ifd lAs laa slunl'lina blsek Ia ihlsf
sav
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
BOAT AND TEAM
"Gnm1 s.4 nc.

A LARGE CANAL BOAT run or several ssa
"A sous Had fwo MtLks, will b, cold cheap
By applying 10 JOHN W HOPPER,
hIIsA 10, 1881 sunhnTy Va.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
ShamOkfu Coal Erndc.

CONSTIPATION op THE BowELs-Iiow many Of
our citizens are suffering from this disease and ex-
pecting be cured by the of yioent purgatNes,
debilitute the system and cause return of the di
sease with Increased Asperty Is IL not better to
have n remedy that will cure, by giving strength
and yigor to the bowels, enabling them to perform
their func tions in a natural manner such remedy
is "lIoohands German Biiters' 1t will not purge
YOU but, by its great invigOraus and tonic proper
ties will give your system tone that Will enable
to perform all its functions in vigorous and natural
marner Fore sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicines at IS cents per bottle,
He is the happest who does the most to make
others happy. The inventor Of Herrck Allen : Gold
Medal Saeratus mnst be the happiest man in ex
istance for We hazard nothing in saying that the
use of the Gold Medal Saleratus cannot fail to make
happy household. Our better-half says she does
not fear OF frowning long US she can get
the genuine Ierrick Aliens, We say success TO the
inventor, and If every body knew how good II Is
no other would be used. 4 good many OF our Mer-
chants have it, Their depot is li2 Liberty Street
New York
MADAME P0RTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM
has long tested the truth that there are hrs principles
in Medicine as there is in Science and this Medicine
is compounded on principles suited to the manifold
nature of Man Tho Of Colds is in keeping open
the pores, and creating n gentle internal warmth,
and this caused by the use Of this Medicine. lts re-
medal qualities are based its power to assist tho
healthy aud vigorous eirculatiOno blood through the
lungs il cnliyens the muscles and assists the skin TO
perform its duties of regulating the heat of the sys
TEN, and in gently throwing OF the waste substance
from the surface of the body 1t Is not violent rene
dy, but the emOient, warming searching and ehec-
tive, Sold by all druggist ut IL and % cents per
bottle. aug. LII
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

QUoTAs OF THE STATEs.--The following
are the quotas of the different States under
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

Poles, Hpngarians, and Turks, it will DO
indeed amazing ii we do not make short
work of this new Holy Alliance"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

EOBAd(O NEED.
THE subscriber offers for sale some superior Con.
nec,icut Sced-Leai, and Maryland Droad Top To.
bacco Seed. Price % cents per paper. Send money
and plain directions.
Also I lot of good Tobacco Loaf for sale.
i, Is. MASSER
Sunbury March 10 1851
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-02
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IS ..- tgpn Ctr So6m Retcltfe.)
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gSenn Der Ruf Der GanSanerp BEN Mors
gen rerfitnbete, Bis 3unlgu9el1bltf, ba8 murs
renb unb unbetmli6 Ieuf5enbe @ed5en aus.
ftcBenb Der Nadtuffe bur9 bic biiftere&rpne
beg ficus gigantea 9litt !--teilt beiBenWts
tag, tpenn Der @efp bur9 bteBldtter ral9el,
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guar i'm fernen Waloe Ietne Sttmtne erhpt-.
ir1nter ltte9en srdBli9e T6ne aus berS9lu9t
emppr-5uetf bte per5peifelnbe 8itte, bas
hetIert @eldrei, Der tptlpe Stud, = bann
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ipeiben tpablt - ba8 @tTbnen bes lon9en
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fen, unb nt&t 9enisenb fir ei1t @tiid 8rpb,
fur etren etn5iSen Erunf Der peridutadtens
ben 6eble! aU
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ben Der fterbenbe gerrdtber nit Der Gebten
Rraft ietner Sano an bic rSdelnbe 8ruff
~tuu1SP %r"4IlS utNpt 7hblIL IStII ul1 QUo9)CE3I
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fiir S1mmer uno Tpbes8e1tSbu, ba brcben
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funlmenb, ME Die Ne9er fie 1idI gu ibrem
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itnb glle8 mar fill bort unten auf benz @runz
be Der Oiamanten.Sdlu9t. 2luf benz Sells
Bird blei9ten bic ipetBen absena1ten&nr9en
bes&inpes, lnb neben benz fnnfelnben IAwarz
gen Diana1tten traf Der Scnnenltrabl ouf
etne setriiumte resunS8lple @eitalt- -faunt
Der meni9liden 5prm nod dbnliA A-uno
BOD pben am 5intmel 3p9 Der @eier feline
I'LL iterneu &retIe. y g.,
Die 2ianen Setter pes Nep6ren mar ldngIt
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