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DENTISTRY.

A NAESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE-FREB
n nom the poisonous ehcrts OF lgushlnz sas ad'
Ia Mustered Tor tie extraction OF teeth without pain,
with perfect success IN oil cases Dr. HOl 1, Deatst,
SIS Btoauway, near lsth n. as
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER &c TO
n re; on gold. YIV to So; partial sets, gold, -,
sIycr 81 per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain,
cleaned whitened, or hlet with god and other III.
ings ~ cts. and warranted by Or. II. NlLLEks, ~
Nov cry, opposite the old Theatre. SS4
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS,
n entire satisfaction or no pay, At B45 9th ay. be-
tween 2lst and I'D ~. Cheap light, durable seu-
with puinpers W restore youthful appearance. Also,
waehIed los er sets, equal W gold, AZ 345 9th Az
Toetp extracted without pain. Perfect satlsfaftor
guaranteed No advance required. All hhonld give
346 9th sy, between 2lsI and "a sts- cal. 800
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
' In Paris. A tut set from 10 and upwards. War
ranied TOR TN years. On silver TO TO AK Teeth ea;
trActed THOU, pain by new proeees Pr hlChA1gb
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MITE WITH Us TO LyPEL POVERTY
AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSE
"A hold iurnsure, BY =. ROTH Auctoneer. All
tie household funiiure VI the hrut-class boarding
house ll9 West ,ti A. nor 9th ave, win I've sold at
public auction this day, Friday, at II O'Clock, con-
CnpeIS Panoforte, paIor, Bedroom and Diuins
Room Furniture Glass, Dinner and Silver Wsre,
Cutlery, &c. llb
A UCTION-THIS AFTERNOON AT j
Lhfclock, will u rOid the entire handsome furni-
ture OF house 49, wc.i 2it 81, bet In aud s'h AYES,
hne velvet spostry aud ingram carpets rich parlor
shsles, bureaus bedstesne, splns and hair mat
tIesse', paintass boVkeascs, tables, chairs OF all
yer, crOckery, anu everything necessary Tor gentesl
hou.eketp ping. No postponemcnt l26
I L.SMlIH, AUCIlONEER-.UVER$ az, OOO
d. worth Of hou.ehold furniture this day At II
suy vesant Place, Nuih Il, between u ana 3D. ave-
nues. Al ~ o'clock tae col.nts % large boarding
house combating OF eveything necessary for house-
keeping. sale peremp'o'y beposites required. 50
I MORTALITY, AUCTIONEER, l73 CHAT
the lurntuIe VI atarily leaving the city. Also ON
manufacturers a general assortment. Also dry I'D
fancy goods, cassineIs sanets glaze ware blankets,
mirrors ieathertels, &C. o.
MARSHAL'S SALE OF WINES, LlQ-
1'l uors sesars, &c. 5. HERMAN 4 co. Auction
casks brandes, gin, rum. pot and Sherry Vince,
bourbon, g scoch, and liish ~hisHey, sugars non
berg berg A. LiPPa&S, Marshal : '''' 1'' . III
DAWNBROKER'S SALE, WORTHY THE
l. attention OF dealers and others. JAMES AGAR
VI asu this day, his Auction Rooms, Gl New Bow
cry, at III O'clock Nv lois of fur, blankets, quilts,
sheets, silk, mcrno and calico dresses. bIoche aud
heavy wool.en shaVls boots shoes add bite goods
generally. By oruer Of d. COhN, late Pseare Co,
lyI Grand a. l2l
DAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY AT
L BELL I>GRAHAM's, - S'v 10 rery, 80 lots
men and Somens' clio him, die see, sheets, huilts
bedding, boo,s, SHOES, DC. Oider a.. sALOhON. 81
Madison 81. b5
DAWNBROKER'S SALE II. G.. SAIL
HlNGkk, Auetr, 23 Boser,, teils on Friday, ut 10
O'Clock, 6U lots oi unrtGe,Mcd pledl e Consisting OF
| coats yest4 pants. ana large lot OF lsdies wearing
apparel ali descriptions, Leds, bodding, and lot -
furniture, watches and oSey, tools and other goods
| too numerous to mCLt!Jn by order OF JOHN IL
| LINAN, 90 New Chambers 81 and j. NELSON, Ia
| CanAst. T2
ID +. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.-MUL-
~. LEDl ROLLINS viii sell this dAy, at two
O'Clock, at AS Cana ~ la ge and valuable lot Of
furniture, carpets, oicloth mattra-ses, leather bod
holsters aud p,llOSh biankCtt, ComiorlGles, sheets.
orockery, china ana glassware, &c. &C, uoOd chance
| Tor d'nen aud oheis. lZS
\LM. WRITER'S, AUCTR-WlIL SELL
w this day Al O'Clock, ~ 40 Canal st. the tini-
tlTe, &c. OF large house ~ ca pets beds, beddink
china glass, silver, and all other goods iot hon.e-
| keeler. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"syrin, the Jewess, or The Magician of
Toledo" Such IL the title Of a romance from
the pen Of the famous Louis Leon, whoee great stories
The Silver ship and "rhe step Daughters po:-
ton" 20 electrified the reading world but few
months since in the columns OF that admirable story
and sketch paper the New York Weekly. "syria the
,IcNv,." IL running through the columns Of tie
New York Weekly, and we think we may promise all
who will read Il a rich literary treat. Jos
An Article of True Merit. " Browns
Bronchial Troches' the most popular article
In this country or Europe for Throat Diseves and
Coughs, and this popularity Is based upon real merit,
which cannot be said Of many other preparations In
the market which really but weak limitations Of
the genuine Troches llS
Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor Cures
Burns, Seads and Inhammstions instantly. 2S cents
boz General Depot - Liberty street. 3It
Consumption! Consumption Lungs,
Lungs, Lungs, Lungs Lungs Lungs, Lungs, lunes
bT. GIsHAkf's Fine Tree Tar tordis H.. ' n.ads
more cures OF Consumption than all the remedies
dreds and thousands OF persons that have been cured
when they were 10 al Appearances beyond the reach
s s ne e9 2ie Of 81 III nG aps
throat penetrates to each diseased part, relieving
s To heShS asoa Let al Com SS
Chg Pine Tree Tar Cordial, With great confidence
Sold At 1T, WISH AXIS Once No. 10 n. Second
street, Philadelphia, N.B.-All consultations and
examinations ifte OF charge. Sold at HELABoLD's
Dulg and Chemical Warehouse, next Metropolitan
hiotel, aud BY druggists everywhere. +Je
ID. seymour's 4. =. soap-Everybody's
I lend. Tho cheapest and lest. sold by ali srocers,
nd at the manuiactory. 1876 Christie ct. Buy u and
toy II. 32l
Fall and Ninter-lf You want Fun and
Winter clothing, 80 10 +. h. BAI.DWlN'S, 20 and "
BoweY. The Argest stock and store In the city, and
prices less. Chidrens department not equAllei sos
| Holiday Presents OF Affection and Chari-
! ty.-NHEELkk WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock stitch sewing Machines, No. 626 Broadway, n
\. see WHEELER WILSON'S Button Hole Ma
chine. 44s
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7he'oay sqfctg t0r tie s5ck.-When
an Emperor Of China issues an i'm
poriaat decree, he usually appends TO
It these words Respect this. A
vermlllion edct." The style in which
the great guns Of The medical profess
sion deliver their opinions is liliIe less
authoritative and dctatorial. II s Of
no use 10 rtmon,tfate Witl tbem.-.
Byron, in bis last sickness, told his
medical adviser (medical dictator i
The more appropriate term) that he
was bleeding him to death, but the
remark was anheeded and the lancet
WAS used again and again, until the
professional homicide was committed.
We verify believe that thousands of
sick person are Killed every yeQr by
The va'ious modes Of violent depletion
m vogue among regular practilion-
ers This murderous work cannot, we
would iain hope, last much lontor.--
a salalafy revolution Is in progress.
Since The Introduction Of Holloway's
ceiebraed Pills and Ointment into
this country, a new light has broken
10 upon u. We have begun 10 dis.
eotcf ha The disorlered action oflhe
great internal orgdus can be regulated
and health restored, without resort
TO mineral poisous. That instead Of
mercury which IN the end witllers
marrow bones and all" HoIloways
Pill,, which are exclusively vegetable,
are alI-suilcient lor tie cure ii liver
complaint, Disorders 81 tie bowels.and
all diseases arising from indigestion.
We bage also found out that scroflla.
eataneans erupt,oHs. and cancers, alb.
scesses ADD all kinds Of ulcers, heal
and are radically cured by llolloway's
Ointment. Tie reign Of ealomel,
causiie and other medical deslructiges,
dfaws y close, aud we mas possibly
I've % see Tie day when Hoil0ways
iiie sustaining remedies viii be the
alPha aud o@ega Of the peoples nut
'eria medtea- B9st0a Joaynai.
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A Penny-W Whistle Hero-

The Mobile Tribune, in lis hiah(al.
utin account Of the recent fight there,
thus describes the rebel Commander
in-Chief:
'Ihe rebel commander is tall.
stately man, of foamal military and
dignified bearing. Ills white hair
and whiskers are cut and trimmed in
the most approved style, and the man
of-war'S man and his energetic, yet
benevolent face, bears the stamp OF
inefiable quielude, with which that
nOblest work Of God, san honest man"
is at any time ready TO appear before
his Maker, conscious to have, through
out the longest life, done his duty, his
whole duty. 1t is Brigadier-G General
Page, who, for forty-fye years pre-
ceding this war, had been serving lis
country in that navy then SO Justly
proud of bis deeds--now so justly de-
graded in the eyes OF the world"
The writer Of this paragraph was a
messmate Of this redoubtable hero on
board the flag Slip Of the Pacific
Squadron, for three years, embracing
nearly the whole of the Mexican war,
and III this Court knows herself, as
she think she do" more exaggerated
specimen Of that class Of men which
has made "Soulhern chivalry" bye
word and a reproach, never existed.
We are not surprised that he turns up
IN the army, because as a sailor he
was at best but "horse- marine" aud
never succeeded in Using even to me-
diocrity IN tie profession to which be
had devoted the whole Of lis life
lie was the Executive officer OF one
OF the finest ships IN the service, the
race hdepe5,dcnce, and there was not
a day during tire wu0.e cruize when
she would not have been whipped
blind, 70 halt an hour, BY a second
class irigaie, properly handled. lie
was as vain as peacock, a. ignorant
as a Jackass, and as bold a. sheep
he pretended to be marlinet il dis.
cipline, but did mol know What disei-
pine sas--and was only great IN
those petiy annoyances = hich lis po-
sition enabled him 10 ipniet. TIE
witty author Of Join Bcandt, who va
ALSO Of he same mess, cbristened him
" "Ramrod Page, and it was by hat
'ou6riquet that he was known o. 10
The end OF the cruize, when ~ lefl Ihe
ship with the hearty cout mpt Of eve.
y officer who had had Tue misfortune
o De associated with bun. And now,
his poor apology Tor A. officer, inrus
~ Brigadier aui hero ~. 1rog
Hhtg.
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his ul'Imatum. lie viii NOT eiaclli.
tate the nomination Of any man Tor
/ Clerk whose programme does not make
Mr Pcudleion Speaker. Mr. Eihs.
ridge has Ia his own hands ihe only
game which viii give lhc ofgaoizati Il
70 the Democratic party, aud the only
condition on which be wall play Ii Is
that he shall be Clerk. And now
comes Mr, Pendlcion and SAYS he viii
not facilitate the game unless hc shall
be the Speaker. "Faeilitalef / a
! good term. But as Mr.. Cox had been
scratching for this jewel aud as be was
IN Mr.. Ethridges scheme, and as De-
too would not facilitate any plan lhat
did not make lin the Speaker, the
opportunity was lost, aud the country
Was not saved
We are disappointed in Mr.. Pen
dleton. We thought him a patriot 81
partition, division aud separation prn-
ciples. But here he was demanding
the whole or none. We are saddcned
at this revelation Of intestinal Jealous.
.ies. and divisions Ia The Democrats
party, where all seemed pure devotion
TO the country. Ii shows how impos.
sible it is for the party 10 exist with
out the subordinaiion which its south
ern leaders gave il.
Mr.. Mcdonald is much interested
in the discovery OF the Northwest pas
sage. This IA KnigttIy language is
supposed TO be the passage to the Com
federacy through Northwestern Sc
cession. He had an interview with
Perkins about it, ia one OF his Lucid
intervals. We infer that Perkins is
not always so. Mr.. Mcdonald is now
IN pursuit Of the Northwest Passage, /
with Governor Morton, who will take
him there by ''lhe rugged road"
Oh the whole, the correspondence,
though entertaining, is nol calculate +
10 cheer the heart OF the Democracy. +
There is much inquiring for iniorma-
tlon, and but little determination d
ierocious disposition and inadequate
resolution II will, waiting On | dare
not !; a greatness IN conspiting, and
a shrinking from coming to the point
Df action; bloodiness IN words, AMI
4 palor in the liyer a desire to plunge
he land into bloodshed, and tlmidi-
y which falnts at the thought that
heir own may be shed terrible
blot, which exhausts its warlake en-
'rgies in terrible oaths
Yet we think the honorable Mr..
Voorhees, will perceive that il the Of
ice Is not tenanted by him now, the
'rganic remains furnish strong cireum-
tanlial evidence that lie was once
here Cincinnati Gazette.
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rlEN p9iN ANtANe4
A 4Ht ESpoI San VAR

lANKEg AorIoN 4 Boston cap
iiaIhs came 60 me not many months
sihce and opened The conversation by
sag as "Suryoug name IS Robson. =
| admitted my name was Robson.
Aud you arc a gaurary." said he.-
! admitted this fact. also, substituting
sculptor. "Sr,' continued he. Il will
gl.e you commission. bowed and
begged hin q be seated. Robson,
SIR, sad he, drawing 4 paper from his
pocket, II am a re-mai kabIc man. I
was born 10 The cn.vi.rons OF Boston
city, aud began by selling matches at
SIX cents the bunch. | am worth NJ
tins moment q million 0 dollars" /
bowed again and said was clad TO
hear n. ."Sir ho went on d saw.
"i,ow ! Armed thai million o dollars
--low ifom selling matches | came 10
running OF errands, to lake care OF a
hos'' 70 lfade indugs, tobaccos, cotlons.
corns and sugars, and how 1 came TO
be the ina ! am, you'Il oil mode OUT
oh this paper, dates and facts correct.
Sl, lt'sa very remarkable statement"
l replied hat ! lad 40 doubt Of it, but
lhaI could net set what il had 10 do
with the matter IA hant "Sir," said
my capitalist, everything. wish 10
perpctuate my name. You have
pretty thing, sir, here in Rome-..a nil.
lar with procession twisting up all
around IT and a tisger up az the top.
! think you call il frajan's column.
Now, Robson, sir, wish you to make
me Que exactly like il same height,
same size, and money no object. You
shall represent my career ia all my
various tlades a.twlst.iGg round tho
column, beginning wlth a small chap
selling matches at five cents the bunch,
aud ending with toll length 6gger Of
me on the summit, with one hand thus,
IN my bosom aud the other under my
r
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EATING TnHEE DAYS RArIoNs.
In The recent advance Colonel John
Groesbeck, 39th Ohio infantry. being
then IA command ot The since lannon's
ONO brigade, issued an order 10 his
command 70 pat il tleir haversacks
three days cooked ratious. The pro.
Jeeted operations beng subsequently
postponed or changed, tie Colonel di.
rectcg the ratous or order 70 be coun-
termanded. lis Ieuolonie messeno.
e made The rounds Of tie camp in
person, late at night, proclaimng that
Colonel Groesbeek ordered his men
to eat up their three days cooked ra-
ti0ns. The ridculouNness Of the mes.
sengers rendering of the Colonels or
der struck everybody, and the BOYS
solemnIy got up from their beds and
SAT down to obey orders Soon the
camps were alive with fun rampart.
Mesaes sent 70 report progress" had
got to the middle Of the second day or
third days breakfast, &c. Some BEG.
ged an extension Of the order, some an
extension Of time. One was luIl 10
the troal, and bad day and half RAJ
tons left. What should he do2 And
50 through all the changes possible
The Colonel and The ONO brigade.
which loves him, will never forget the
famous order to cat .the three days
cooked rations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

~ ihr frid VI Horne Tooke, Lord
kiaoH( hen Attorney General speak
inG u lis own reputation, said, III Is
Tue little inheritance that have left
q ny children, aud ! will leave il un-
impaired Here be shed tears, and.
. tile asiofishmcni Of those present,
Milford, lbe Solicitor General, began
70 weep. "Jah look al Milford, sad
a h}dapder 70 Home Tooke what
% earth q be crying tori" locke
replied, "iie i crying 70 think what a
little inheritance Eldoas children are
likely to gct.7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

While a Pennsylvania mini ster was
in the midst of bis sermon, little boy,
about ten years of age, quietly left his
seat, took his hat. walked up to the
pulpit and asked permission of the
minister to leave the church, saying
he had forgot TO feed the pig. The
request was granted and he left, but
returned in few minutes, no doubt
greatly relieved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

II is a well settled rule Of law in
The lar western terrific ries, that "a town
Is place where whi skey Is Sold" by
means of which rule they distinguish
real towns from those which exist only
on the paper plans Of land specula-
tors.
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Pension and Clam Agency.

H. X. FOWLER srrerssoa - l. sNEGEANT.
rTlit undersigned having taken license a.
cizim agent. /. prepared io receive arpIi-
cations fer Pension, Aack Pay and Bounty
claims. ~ cian mt. having of6msbivi husi
nee. with Hos l.. Surgctut. are uut fed that
the same d lefi With the sub.,gSbrr 70 prose
cute 10 coulgei.on.
uS FoWLEE
Manchester, July L, IsCa.--5ms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

When you see - man on a moon
light night trying TO convince lis
shadow that i Is improper to follow
gentleman, you may be sure that il
Is high time Tor him 10 JOIN a temper.
ance society.
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y am certain. wife, that / am night
aud that you are wrong. I'll bel nv
ears on u. Indeed, husband, YOU
shoaidn' Z carry betting 10 such extreme
lengths
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nOTEL ClRDx.
vANDERLIP,s HOTEL.

This long established Hotel still continues
spsn fer the accommodation of the travelling
peble. Particular attention given t. brarders
from shroad during the summer months. The
nsslic patronage hitherto literally extended IS
especially solicited.
T.. N. VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Manchester. Oct. /. Iks3
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,

Cssa from JHss r. Dscsab,r. for permaHeai or
fraEs,tAi riafprs.
This House, having bcen recently enlarged.
10 new the most coinmoGious in the State, aud
10 furnished with the latest comforts aud con-
vsnisnces. for information as to rooms, &c,
sdare. :. H. ORyIS Agent
Nsnche.'er, Iure /, pea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

Why arc tie drinking saIoons n
Washington ike coln-cob Be-
cause they are generally surrounded
by colOuels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

II think ! nos see tee-ture ia this
case, a The lawyer said, when his
client inlormoi him that be had plenty
Of mouey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

II is said that the improved seaing
machines have '.feller" attached 10
them. JosG what tie ladies want.
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yTSlSEs DIRECTORY.
d. II. MEACHAM. N. ID.

OGACTIclNG PLY sICtAN AND Sur
II GEuN. Ofiiee neary opposite u. Ames'
saass. Particular attention paid TO Extracting
VI fiHinr Teeth.
Factory Fosnt, MaY Ie, iseI.-~62
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y. u. BURTON.
II. X. FOWLER

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law. Office Ia the Court House.
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A TfoRNEN RT LAW, and Fire and Life
~ Insurance Agent, Manchester, Vermont.
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CHAEitr A. riEEgE pul3lthsr
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.I'srrnn f,r Aaver,inina.

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aeasst1ses, o. ~ css B sstssauen sassFft sfeats
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ffstssns. fHfrsfR A. tAFge insefssens sa2t II
sess - Haesi sAe nsaasy saass NczsAt4ng ihs aFsf
Ths failawtns AGENfr ~ sutheFiEsa 81 receive
saessrtPsseaa esss TtcetItt and ifnnss 0thsF bei.
Nsss ~ sf kelf Il tha det RNaAt
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HTkFHEs 6BOpT hast n0fssL
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& y. MkAu. =. NAENEE t.andEraYs
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1ANEs T. MotALl- nul.erf saa Nest EagrrL
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TnE slTuATloN IN vIneINlA.

In Virginia ibe military situation
Fresenis even on gbe surface an aspecl
tnuea mere encouraging tban il has
- wofn since Tie srmy cfoss+d tie
Jsmes. II Gen. Grant il n0 seen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-06-07
AQentaun Semtnartum,
9cfreibrieft ourb Die @eicB9ebun9 Dor
pennfplponien NIT @olIe9ialif0en
Tebten uno QriuilC9ien.

a..
glide SnRitutOn untr Der aufff6t Sts @trp.
Grn. VI. Z. 8 0 4 r B, tuirb pffen lsn fir ben
Smpfan8 bon 369n9sn, ON NlUntas ben 9trn
Nat, inter Dem StfrsItrtefsn Namrn ,,Das III
'ntnun SCusaialtIGe Snliitut."
Gtsies @ttduoe pirb bur6aus auegsteirrt
uno In cine pccfdnbiss Srbnung gstraft ueror.
Sine nsur @Ymna fun, un6 Drill Stu6e teiae.
fiiSt-err @uries bss Stubirisns prrgrTesrt unb
auSSrertnt, fabige etBrsr angsrlt In ben pirI4le.
osnen OPartementrn, unb jsor Nnlreneung oes
ma6t cine @urlus bon 9nfrutlcn Su pifrirrn,
in olen 3wsisen Der @netii6m, @laIiraliItn
unb Der @cmmeEcieIrnsS Sr5iebunp, ,psl4s ron feinrm
Der bsitfn Snitttuter i'm Slaat itrtrUNsn pnprn
fam. Sn 3ufab ju OIslrn gortbelsn, fusrbrn
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