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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22
From the North American and United states Gazette.
ol1pl tHa MON mi Riccrdosg II 1e9di

Mr. eooch-were you Oh the gubbosts during any part
Cen ' 'MeciellsbIi DO not remember. " gdt
ish rit Report If Com on fhs COndset Of hs Har.
Tell us, George, why the chair
Of the White House Is your share
you've earned it---when and where?
lal,a.N q gif lnI don't rememberl X
Is your Platform Peace or WARP
Hate you slavery or adorep W.
u'plTell us what your re really for. "a 8ysal
.hajI dontremcmber!aa
'e Pendleson3 DO you and he af
an your politics agree pu1b1ag = iae
isso Which of you will master be2 g..,.y ii
..t...,..,. l don't remember! =
10 Did you e'er a draft suggest YIu 1Ju
Wasthe Maryland arrest MOS
Made by Banks, at your behest7 =,
,n'''s'''7 IN 9''u don't remember!
stas 4
,,. Are you for the artifce ,,a 5-sh a.
of arebel arinistice
'oi" What's your plan, If that should miss p
GJut 81 a.,1 q "a don't remember! .
Name the loyal men and true, a
=" Who are advocating you,
g o. Gall us off at least a few? at.' ''l
rlfnu Iuad a l don't remenberl A
Was the Woodward letter real
'if Was it your own hand and seal?
Ii not whence it came-reveal2 go lf
a .FtI.a o, l don't remembet!I
q" Was it your own mighty brain, 'sGsf
Tanned that wonderful campaign, stA
Where such myriads died in vain2 81
.-.p.v ..s., .. l don't remember! ,,g
Did you, after Yorktowns fall, q
Drive the rebels to the wall Z" ,.si rin
Or at a snail's pace did you crawl?
/ don't remember!
Did you run a seven days race, 10 e.
While old ''Stonewall" gave you chase?
Or was it a change of base p
don't remember.
were there two-or was there one boat
Did you seek-or did you shun boat?
Did you hide upon thai guntoat?
I Ne'iA Il DON'T REMEMBER!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

John Sherman, u, S, Senator from OHIO,
has publicly expressed preference Of Nc
Clellan 10 Mr.. Lincoln He said st San
duskys HI were 70 select nan TO- makf
"a bow to the ladies, i don't hesitate to say,
that I should perfer Mcclellan to Old Abe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

, The election commissioners seat to the
Sbenandoahvallsy have returned aud report
that they wers ppabls &C. reach shsridan's
army 81 es5t q 4r Z iggolnc -taeuifa1s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

The subscriptions TO the seven thirty
loan reported TO the Treasury Department
last week was fourrmillions twsstys ons
ithousapds 6,hEN o. AaslslsAaH ess1 :
. .,o,.,rtS.,, II ~ bstatn,,ua fa.os4a a. a,
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CURE
THE
PEOPLES
Cures
Fever Sores. .

~ sa u sBuffalo, Nov I3, 1862
"Two Of subscrber-one Of them afflicted with bad
Fever Sore, the other with
yersement of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
the medicine, apdhow, sfer having thorougy tried g. re-
port TO ns Recommending 1t most heartily, thorough
edy in their ease.-Editors Christian Advocate"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-22

j Every defeat Of Lincoln's forces. says
Dthesi RicbmoDd Era ssinsr, ihurss 10 the
advantages OF Mcclellan. Let some good
Union man clip this paragraph and issnd il
TO bic sas Democrat fsisudG i,na .sao q
AatasE slsfs a. xl,a,
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HouR MEaoRrss Rev II l.. iOnyler.

HoaE MEaoRTss Rev r. l.. sCnyler.
writing from Greenfield Hill, Ct., ito the
New ork Evamgaist, says:T During the
dog-days we were glad to gather under the
naples 10 screen nsfrom the heart; tonight
we gather around the maple ine to screen
as trotn the FIRST Adtumnal chill. Next to
the cid traditional hickory fire, commend
me to abe mapleb Both are redolenta Of,
early home memories II see my sboyhood
,again in that cheerful fame. / seem TO
hesrsa again the voices of the past id ahe
cracking of the forestick and in the whirr,
ing sound with which a tongue bof aame.
shoots ontIfrom that maple brand. a'Nowoa
bssketof nuts,us plate. of ,spiizcnbesgs or
greetings, game Of fox and geese and q
few robber stories or riddles from the old
family servant would complete the picture
of our early delicious evenings by a kitchen
fireside. That is boys evening paradise;
let the old folks stay in' the stateiier pars
lor If they choose Alas fof city. bred lads
Amid all their Injuries, they never can
have known the luxury ofa broad 'gener-
Gus kitchen 'freside, with its row OF splnt,
tering apples, or popping ehestuutsionIihs
hearth, with it's sociabie hickory fOtestick,
and with its groups Of rohekiBg children
getting up garnes Of ''hide and seek" among
the closets, clothes. baskets and cupboards.
We would not exchange such b childhood
it's aseempauitaents of pure air. outdoor
work and simple sports, for all the damask
and rosew ood of a Fifth lAveune palsce.
..sH. MI 4. 4.
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The Peoples CURE GS,s; %.ssss:.:.. rs%s''

have been In feeble health since The birth my boy
as hnsTs Sssfi aas snd
pesoyng all my comfort. Last began taking the
we'll Ny dineuss have nearly ali disappeared and feel
cneerial and fsppy. Mrs GATH, DEW4Lh rTTf
pna, a, p%ressmaher, % Gooded Alley, above Tupper st.
oct 1861. ffnlTa4
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81, ~ DIR. TOBIAS UIIkHI 2
.VENITIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

IN pint bottles at fifty cents cures lame.
Il ness, tuts, CALLS collie, &c. Read the following
BosToS, July 9TH, 1868;
Dr. ToDIAs-We have used for the past year your Horse
Linment for aBness kicks bruises collie and cnts and In
every instance found 1t the best article tried in this cir
Gus company Please send six dozen the only nimen
weuse We Lave los horses very valuable and
do mot want to leave town without it, HYATT FRoFT.
- Manager, vauAmbnrgh& Co.'S Menaeerie.
Sold bY all dmegsts. Once. 30 Corandt St. New York
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A rev aa..doS.ll

TETS In vain that Gen. MI Mcclellan i,
steppipgA upon 5tbe Cbcagou Platform ane
placing 5himsslI BY the side, Of Mr.. PendIs
The Union at oil hazards
II he is for the Uhion at all hazards
why she, the candidate of all WHO repnd
ate the ppion adilsy slissoHR
Ii be Is for, the Upion at oil bszsrds, wb
is be the fellow.candidate ofMr Pendleton
who iately thanked Cod that he nets,
voted or gsve'a dollar iussuppors Of th,
war,s Or ipiipayment Of the abolition sol
Ifhe fis for fhe Union al an ifbbs5s hazards. WI,
is be the candidate Of Conventiot, which
declares tbeN war q failure, oalisfor III,
immediate .cesss tion Of hostiIilies, and bsk,
for Convention to surrender the authorit,
of the Government
If he is FOR tie Union at all bozirds, VIII,
has be accepted the. Chicago nothina tiot
without wordsaoff protest sgain5t lis as
sumption fhat the war is q fdlurej and
without a syllable OF dissent from its base
proposition to surrender the Government
by treating with rebels and Offering condi-
tons obedience. TO the laws flisH " y y
1t be is iorz the Uuion at all bazards.
why is be supported by every advocate of
State rights against the sovereignty Of the
u nioh foq .eoi 2sil.9. ..-..-, .1ao'5t u
10 II he is for 'thes Union at all lbaxards
Why islhe supPosted by every advocate Of
State rights against the sovereignty Of the
% If be is for1t6e tJdiou at all haazz,rdds. hazdd
why does Hora,io Seymour support him.
who says that il Abe, Union cannot be tlain-
tanned without - emanciption, the Union
must go that slavery may be saved T?
Ii he is forstbe Union at all hazards.
why did atbe rebel Senator Semmes latels
say at Jackson, Our (the rebel) hopes for
an early peace are dependent entirely on
tue success Of the Democratic party, al, the
North in the approaching Presidential cleo
If he is for the lUioiou at all hazards.
why do the rebeldisunion papers declare
that the influence OF the South, more power
fol 10 the shock of battle than when throw.
ing cmiaosity vote ia an electoral COLI
lege, will be cast ia favor of McCIellsn Z Il
If be is for the Union at all hazards.
why does. the news of the Union victories
decrease his chances Of election. 2
90 ss'us5sa1ia aiHarper's Weekly. Al
The T ERFIDio6s WRErcH in 1858 JET.
fersOn Davis visited New England, and in
bis speeches al, Portland and Augusta, and
other Eastern cities, be made repeated pro.
.esiations of his devotion 10 the Union.
At. Portland, Maine, be wound up, an ell, |,
aborate eulogy Of the Union with these
If, at some future time, when I am min.
gled with the dust, and the arm Of NY in.
fant son has been nerved for deeds ofmau-
hood, the storm of war should borst upon
your city, feel that relying upon bis in
heritipg the instinct of his ancestors and
mine, 1 may pledge him ia that perilous
hour to standby oyour side in defense Of
your hearthstones, sand in maintaining the
honor Of flag whose Installations, though
torn and smoked in many battle by sea
and land, has never been stained with dis !
honor. and will. I lrusts forever .fysas free
as the breeze which unfolds it..
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Erie Railway. s
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Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph Roue 10
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Carrying the Great weuern and South essrn u S, Mas
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arrival Of all Trains the Lake Shore Railroad from
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul
ST. Louis &C. and through to New York without change
The only route running through the Lakes to N.
Trains
Baggage checked through always low by any
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Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free in
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Be particular TO call for Tickets via Dunkir and the Eric
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in the West. E
ThisRoad affords superior facilities for shiment oFreight
'e . teij' Express Freight Trains p. ',,' a.
Leave New York daily making close connections through to
all points West -
For Freight Rates. enquire of A. H. WARD $40 Broadway
New York JOHN g. DUNLAP is State Street, Boston
Mass of e, SPENCER, Western Agent ca Clark Street
Chicago. u 6S2 Cha's MinOt, Gen. Snp't
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
CURE nE.ans,i.u eSrss
THE
PEOPLES

THE HEIn ~ .. Cures
PEOPLES OOhIL Rheumatism
al was troubled with rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day have taken two bottles of the PeO
pes Cure and have not had any pain since left 1t
than four weeks ago consider myself entirely cured
the medicine has made feel very light good-ust
like a young man though am sixty-two yesfs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEI., Michigan St."
grF---- tTT WsUT2
any ife has been suffering from Rheumatism of an in
ammatory character for about sxor years. sometimes
very acuey About the rst OF June last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and continued to take il some
three weeks. In ten days after She Commenced the swelling
and stiffness Of her onts had very materially ssened and
in thre weeks had disappeared altogether TT A3N 1N
Z "THoMAs POLLOCK, lat ". H. Glenny's)
"BuGalo, Oct lslS62!a sf3gmoS tsbE lHe 'ssHTs
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The Peoples CURE c%gs. Sc. f;s:tsI. ss:s.n. and

have used the Peoples Cure my family with great ben
eht eases Of Scrofua and Salt Rheuu and have
mepdedit frequently to my friends all ofwhom believe
been benefited and most OF them entirely cured By it,
CHARLES SCHARFF, 2IS Main .treet, up stairs.
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s Who are The most ardent fPporters Of
Mcclellan 7 The men, who. whep be was
at the bead of the army steadily refined 10
Copgtess 70 vote 4 single dollar o. : single
man TO carry the war 7,7sl4 ess 'pp
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MOWERS,

which he would invite attention and trial. believing they
are the best Mowers invented. ..,.. al.. Nd
Ashtabna. June 3dJ 1868 T02.
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rrGFEErs GFEE rnCCUREl GGSfEsii Gsf &. ioIssfse' ssis'

y face has for than ten years been greatly dsfgu
ed euptons and bunches which at times extended
my whole body and for three days made me entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles OF the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize me-indeed hardly know
myself-as am well man. Let all who are afflicted
try the Peoples Curethe medicine prepared by the Santa
~ Soeety-andI think they will not begrudge their dollar.
~ y JOSEPH SOUR, Turner Mechanic street
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THE Subscriber
l. has start

Droytn8 DusInes
and will devote HIS unre-
mitting attention to its
prosecution. If prompt
ness, energy. and fidelity
will entitle him to a share
All orders for hauling to a
village, will be thankfully /
He -ill be found upon the
devoted to rest and feed.
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lare Of business, he hopes to merit it.
% and from the Depot, or about the
lily received and satisfactorily executed
the Road at all times, not necessarily
Il. bl0 W. II. TERRY. '' :
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the dayi - - ( III
Cen. Meciellan1i do not remember {" 9Hi
f.n rf4 Report Of Com. on fhs Cbndrcf Of TIE Har.
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In THE FIELD 6 MILES FROM RICHMOND, 4
'da'"' "" - October 7tb, 1864.
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@tfetaebnns pOm MlarpIaMe.
annapolis, 2. GSebr.

ia pll2y Z. Oepr.
5euat. - Str. 9urnea, odS SinarS
Gpmjte 5u erlu6en, iber 3ebuction Der birectel
Staat8taren SIT beri6ten, Ingenpmmen.
DIR, cine Sill, 6a3 9larrenbats Su ppllen=
oeu, iprpie cine @ia sum S6ub Der 0bitgdrter
uno @einberge in Aqegbanp Co.; ~ferner: Dor
Den @ei3mprenen unO Gemeinbebeunlten Der
GreueiO 5u ~perlan9en. Sum 9rlld beOroert.
9ic 8iQ, nelde 2 Wtilionen 9pllarS fiji
~SreipiQiqe perrDilligt, Dir0 a~uf9enpmmen.
Gi6elberger beantra9t, ben @aragrapb, wel.
DER ben Stlapenbaltem fir jeoen an9epprbener
Sfluuen cine 8punto pm $3.50 pernilligt, 81
ltrei9en. 8erpprfe EN-.
6r. Gi6elberger beantragt ourauI $50; chen:
idl8 perpOrfen. &ertagt.
6auS.- Ser Spreher ernennt Die irl
9enocu Gpmite3:
Sir 0tanufactrren Setter, 8i9g3, 0Ofiman
Green, @eItcptt, SPIES uno Glarf.
SIR 6ffentli6e Gebdu0e Sra5ier, 6it6cpd,
Gpion, 6ammpno, 8ropn, Duncan u1o Sgle=
bdrot.
Stodtrioge, cine Sill, Den &egimentern lnb
8atuiIonen) ppn Marplano, pel6e ii6 ull5ge=
5eidnet baben, StautSfabnel SIT ilberreiden.
StOdbriOge, cine 8iu, pie 8eripnen, ipel4e
Das 8Irgerre9t BON Wiarplanp a6gei6wprea
uuD Gerratb gegen Die Ser. 6taaten begangen
babeH, piOer il lire marolinoiide 9edte ein=
geieBt iperoen f6nneI. ga aso
Selegrapbti6. - 9a$ 9au$ 9enebz
migte in ieiner Qbenpiibung Die Sill fir Grb6b=
ung beg SOloe8 Der 8pli5ei.
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baltimore, %. SAT-.
Ninbpicb - ge9en 600 Stid iprr=
ben sum @erfullf auS9ebpten ulto bra6ten pm
4.0O-7.O5 "a 100 Yfp. Martt belebt.
l. S6weine. = 2ebenpige SGpeine ipitrz
Den sl 1O.OO-11.O 90 a 100 8fp. p%ertauft.
S6afe. = Gute S6afe bradten 5 bis
bis s Gents a @fb. Mebr 3ufubr, ais friber.
Gaffce. = 9iio tcitete 3344-331l IN gfp.
I'M @hpleIale.
Mebl = Super 100 = $50 6amilp
9.75 bis 1925. Ncggenmebl 7.OO.-7.121
Cprnmebl $50.
Smtter1tpffe- @eiSen 1.75 bis 1855
"a 8uibel; @elidfprn 1.12 biz la n 8ibl;
Safer 70 biz 90 Gts "a Sibl.
Wplaiies - wnrbe in peridiepenen
luantitdten su 40 bis GO Gts pfierirt. 8ortp
9ttco ni6t int Wtarft.
Yrppi1ipnen- S6infen 125 bis Is
Gts a 8fo Sdulteritide 81-1O+ Gents;
Sdpeineiet t IS bis 49,.
Sals- Grpuno Nlum 2.25 bis $50,
feines 2.G5-2.7O; Sarfs Ssslanb 60 a 8ibl.
!6eu- Simptbp 800 bis 1915.
3uder- Cuba (Grpcerp) 1900 bis IA.
25 ; Gprtp Hicp 1926 biz 1850; .9lem=
Orleans 14.25-16.25.
@biStep-- wegen Der Nttipnen i'm Senat
in Setreff bes SteuergeiebeS feline 9tadfraee
800 @erite, uno Die 8cit braudt su peren
3u%riidlegung % Sage.
G9- e5pper S Safcr's Seine. gauntrrae unb Eaten
iinb bic tefen &rtifel i'm MtarTte. gu taten gtr. ISL galti'
!acres nabe 2t9ttfr. (au19 -1Wtt) i.
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Sine miEsIadFte GrpsSitiOu ben Saurcs gaioer
hiuduf.

Sort O}pnrre, 2. Sebr. Sen. Wiaior
Butter bat Ioeben ben folgenoen 8eri6t err
hdlten:
9lm 81. San. iUlroe cine GrpeOitipn Den
}ame8 3iper uno @opan Greet na6 SmitbfieIo
Qei6idt, nm ii6 elmer unter Sen. Grabam ben
GbOdatud binuufgelenoeten GrpeDition arSh=
ibljeBen unO 8rOpiiionen, cine Equalization
IND ein S6muggel<9e 5u S%eritDren. Sie
GrpeOitiOn, beitebeno aus 90 0iant llno elmer
{)aubiBe unter Capt. See, IanOete bel Smith
1elO uno bra6 Iofprt na6 gbpdatlld onf ais lie
Iiuf Wiimlten binter Srtitbfielo anf POO De
beilen nit , &anpnen itjeB-baber na9 Smith
fielo ~surild9inq unO nad bem beipaffnetell
~5rdnSppri9if Smith Briggs i6tdte. 9ieieS
lam jeDp6 in Splge oe3 9tebel3 crit Wtpntd9
Yl16t5 u Ilbr an. Sn5mii6en grill Der 6eino,
800 O(ann Ino 4 Ranonelt fart, ben Capt.
See bel SageSunbr1d in Smitbiielb an; "a Der
ielbe aber peri6an5t mar, 10 i6ttg ct mebrere
pltbenoe Qlugriife nit i6perem 8erluit Suriid
Dreimal ififte Der 6ejno 8arlamentdre, Biz
tleine S6aar sur lleber9a6e alifprbern0, obel
perQeben8. Nl8 Der SranSpprtpampfer alltam,
;oqau lih uuiere 2eute an 8pro be6elben Surild.
3cBt aber er6Hnete Der 6eino Gin beftige3 9lrtilz
l%crieieuer uuf oieien. Der 0beringenietr pllrs
De ~perpunoet uno Der 5peite Sn9enieur fePlte.
81 tonnte oa8 69if nidt geIenft&perDer, biz
enolj6 cine Gugel DEN &e1el raf. 9a ipra1g
Gee un0 Elm She'll ieincr 2elite ms @aier; Die
uebrigen, ctpu so at Die 3abl, plrpen 9efar>
gen. Ser 6einO perIor $50 0tonn, 9erielbc
iprengte BEN 9mpfr Smith Briggs in bic 2lft.
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OcutIhe Uriejc,
mstht IN Der ensIii3en Bite sntbaItsn lHb.
o utenIiHe.

4lerauoer, MrS SO s; Mrnplc, Mlrs Sill;
Nrtbur, Wtrs 2oriie; 8pber, Mmalie; 8alter,
Marp; 9pnulO, Mrs Margaretb; Set, MrS;
6ranf, @lrS 6; 6anp, Mrs; 6afie, Caroline;
l0arlmann, 0trS Mnna; 6pffmann, Nlrs S;
6uppler, Dlrs 2ouiie; t6nft 0trs Gliiabetb;
anapp, WrS 2ucia 9; Gambler, Margaretb g;
Nlelller, Nebecca; Wtartin, N(rs @m; Seq
r1eper, Dfr5 9 90; Sbiele, MrS; Sam @ag>
1ter, GtrS 6 g; @ilper, Spa; Mirtb, Wtrs 8.
9erreuIiFt.
9%lrnrlp, Il s; Nit, Capt s s.; 8almiller,
.Gecr9; Benjamin, S 81; Butler, Mm; 8era,
Sulius; Bomber, @m; 8rindmeper, 81 s.
Grbner, Spbn; 9eid, Gaspar; Sre6er, 6 8;
5abriuger, GbaS; Slider, @m; Slider, Sac;
Sale, Spbn; Gettinger, Gbas SO; Goloi6miot,
Salpmpu; Grpb, q 6; Gulin, 81 g; Guly
Dina, 2pri5; 6ape & &rpbn; 6aro, Mer
!@aie, Srbn 9; !9erbert, !6enrp; 6ernann &
Sllrt; 0prn, Ybilipp; 0pfer, 81; &aufmann,
&aufmol, elias; aubenberger, 9pris &ruuie,
S; Sod, 81; STRAIT, Sbps 2enoenberger, 9;
Site, Splepb; 9obenlteiu, Sas 80 2lt, IS
Nteier, 81; WteIlus, s.; Wrrls, 6 S; 0bein.
pcrf 8; 8ieiifer, 3 81; 9eI, Geo; 9iabter
Gbos u; 9'ob, 6; RpienfelO, s; 8oientbal
Sdiaingbergcr, g 6; Saoler, Benjamin 6
Sdpeiter, .; 6iepenbad, S& 60; Magner
9apib @inter, Martin; @clf, Gpnrup; Sci
lerS, Mrn $.
SOI6ateniftt.
Spliernlal,, Gprp @nt; Gailel, !0enrp 30
GpOemou, @ @ il; Geder, Mcranocr; Gml.
mid, Capt 9ipbt s; Gcnrlcr, Mm; Stein, 8
Wi(oer, 6.
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Gin Sduft.
uno penn Die @elt Dir ni6t 9efdut!
g leo IN meIne WruIt !"

2tu6 @6tbe ia9t, oaB in jeOem Meni& Elm
S6uft itede, unO Sdiler rdtb unS, ins gei6
Der $rdume gu fll6tert, pcnn mir Dem Sarln'er
Der rOii6en NtsOertradt entflieben mollen.
Aber wO5u ms bel bieien ~@emeinpldben ouf~
balten. Cm bono - tpp5u bas ? 11nO mas
mare eS crit, tUenn Die Wteni6beit ni6t mare,
mte tie III, penn ie raOital gut mare, 10 DAP eS
nlqt5 nlebr an ibr gu beiiern urO gu ~fritiiren
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Scunertde, ftdtt FER bietertgen reselm dBtgen Ser.
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frpnte, &duGbcren. &erbinounesftdn9en WtesfppE alice
cpnplet NIB rente 9ebrdudt, suiaItntet nit einer teinat-
neuen S-16.p F~rtffraft !. COMMUNICATING 1T sraitlntiBer
Srtnuns, mel6e bet So. 3trindS &. 8d1tpre & So, Nr. IS
2tsbtitr., ~dneeIet9n ircrten fam, petfduft.
8erner.
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fault urb i'm bcien !3nfanee lit. DiefeS 1T cine a~ue9e;eiG-
nete Gelegsnbeit, etne ter trridelihiten Gerbereien ;u er-
faufen; dth ctsnet ii6 Ser Nlab fir irg no Elm ontcres
Geihdft, tntent er ~dueertalb her Stdetbrdnse UNI frei tpn
alien GinIbrdnfunaen fir G taht.Gtsenttum lit.
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Edern. df irel6en aud cine GuSpabl spn ihSnen S6atten-
nic serlieeente Aueuen lid kefinten, mel6e lestere lbrn at
beftntet it'd in Der Ndte cine ~10+SEntsc StabtaQDaicrr6tre
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