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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05
New Watch and Jewelry Store.

- ii. LAUCHLIN, having purchased the
- interest of his late partner is now going it
on bis own hook in the shop formerly occupied
by them on Second street, where he Ia prepared
to keep up bis reputation rs complete workman
by doing all work entrusted to him on short no
tice in the best manner, and on the most reas.
enable terms. Dofyirg the county, oil he ask
is n fair trial, and continuation of the pntrons
age heretofore extended. Look out for the sign of
II II Y BIG WATCH.
N, B-Tho Cash will be positively expected
when the work il delivered. s. II. L.
ClearGeld, April Z, 1904.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CAR

1865 1865,
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
TENllIS great line trayerses the Northern and
a Northwestern counties Of Pennsylyahia to
the city Of Eric, on Lake Erie
1t has been leased by the PsnDsylrania RGfl
road Company, and is operated by them.
Its entire length was opened for passenger and
freight business, Oct. l7th, 1861.
Time Of Passenger Trains at Emporium.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
Nail Train, 1920 A. VI. $40 p. ".
Warren Accom-. Train, M.
Cory Acc 20. No. 2, M.
Cory Accom-. No !, NJ.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Nail Train, lI.V5 a. ".
Warren Accom-. Train, ID.
Cory Accom-. No. J., N.
Cory Accom-. Nos, NJ.
Passenger CUrs run through WITHOUT CHANCE
both ways between Philadelphia and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Mai, Trains both
Nays between Phiadc!phA and Lock Hn7en
md on Williamsport md Elmira Express Train
be tween Nlliamsport and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger busiaee.
npply Mt the Cor. seth and Market srcets.
And for Freight business Of tho C0mpanyr
onts, S. B. Kingston, jT, Cor. 18th and Marko,
.st Philadelphia;
j. W. Reynolds Erie;
=. NJ, Drill, Agent \. c. r. r. Baltimore;
ii. II. loUsTON, GcnI Freight Ag't, Pbila.;
II. W. GwISSER Gcnl Ticket Agt, Phila;
Jos. D. PoTTs, Gen'l Manager, Williamsport
jan. II, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

HARVEY SlcELER, ESQ, the able editor
of the THchHmo,k Pa Democrat, publish
es the following In his sue of 3Uth Of Dc
tober, 1851:
ave deem it due to Messrs !. c. Aver
& Co., and the public, to make known our
experience with the use OF their Ext. SAR-
sAPARILLA in our familj, by stating the
circumstances under which il was taken
and its effects"
When our only child, now in his thi.d
year, was about eight months old, sore
appeared first in small pimples on his
forehead over his nose. These rapidly in
creased and formed loathsome, yirulent
sore, which finally spread over his fore
head and face, rot even excepting his ey
lids, which become so swollen that his
ewes were closed. We called skillful
physician, who administered the usually
prescribed rene lies. A solution OF nj
trite Of silver was applied until the mass
of corruption which covered his entire
face turned jet black The sore again and
again burst through the scorched and ar
tficial skin formed by this solution.
Meanwhile many remedies were employed
without any apparent benefit. For fif-
teen days and nights he was constantly
held by his parents to keep him from
learning open with his hands the corrupt
mass which covered his face.
Everything having failed, we were in
duced by the high recommendations OF
Ayers SABsAPARILLA, for the cure OF Scroll
ulous disease, to give it o trial. In his
treatise on Scrolula, Dr. Aver directs a.
mild solution Of Iodine of Potash to be US
ed As a wash while taking the Sarsaparilla.
and it was faithfully applied.
Before one bottle OF Sarsararilla had
teen given the sore had lost much Of it's
virulence and commenced to heal. An
other bottle effected an entire core, and
the general prediction that the child must
die was contradictcd. His eyelashes which
came out, grew again, and his face IS lett
without o scar, as smooth as any body's,
1t is unneces ary for me to state in how
high esteem we hold ArER's SARsArARILLA.
No FAILURE-An Abolition sheet
asks The UrJdnd Union fit considers
the war failure? The cditorresponds:
"Is the war n failure? Not entirely
You have made three thousand mil.
lions of dcbt-destroyed two thou
sands million Of property in slaves
four thousand millions in dwellings
and farm improvemonts-madc eight
hundred slly-rocllct banks-not a court
of Justice in any Southern State, and
where Federal Coursaro pretended to
exist, at the North they are not trus-
cd with trial ofofIenccs, made such by
Congress. Oh, no-no failure-tho
success is conclusively grand and out
strips the widest dream of desolation.
Failure dUduntl
RVM1ssoURG is in u bad way, Tho
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reported weekly for the Republican,
MRS, II. j. BERRY respectfully nnnou
SOLDIERS ORPHANS.

The following committee has been appointed
by the Hon. Thomas II. Burrowes, Superintend-
ent Of Soldiers Orphans, viz: James D. Graham,
A. NJ. Hills, Mrs. VIM. Bgler, Miss Louisa Krat
zer, Mrs. Jane p Irwin, to whom application can
be made. The application here alluded to, is
that to be made on the part Of tn e orphan by the
mother, guardian, or next friend, for the admis-
sion of the orphan to the proper school. Blanks
can be had Of either Of tho above committee with
explanations to those entitled to the bcnef Of the
Soldiers Orphan School.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

E.5-A great fall in The price Of produce
and store goods has taken place in the
eastern cities
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

and PLASTER in largo guam
4 titles nt J. p. EEAlZER'S.
March %, 1865.
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Changed his Base, but not his Politics.

ID EMOVAL FROM SHAW's ROW TO GRA-
IL hams, ono door west Of Boynton 6 Show
ers' Store. Tho subscriber wishes to inform his
friends and numerous patrons that he has left his
old stand in Shaw's Row and has broke out in n
new place in Graham's Row, in tho shop former
" occupied by d. Stumph as Boot and shop
lie would like all his old friends to give him a
call on Court Week, and bring as many new
neson long as possible, as be can accommodate all
ON shert notice, at the Short Shoe Shop Kept
by FRANK SHORT.
.zIy~ Remember Crab ans Row, one door west
Of Boynton b Showers Store jan. II, 60
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

ANOTHER FLooD. On Saturday last the
river at this place wanted but three feet of
the great food few weeks previous. On
Sunday some few RATS were on the move /;
ett on Monday they kept sliding past all
day. II is pity this rise came so soon on
the heels Of the former one. Timber is
said to be dull sale at Marietta; but was
just beginning to improve when it be-
came evident that another rise, and con-
sequently fresh quantity Of timber,were
coming. Many of our lumbermen are de-
cdedIy discouraged-we hope, without
cause.
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National Hotel,

MAINE STREET, CURwENSVILLE, PA.
Mrs. WM. A. MASON, Proprietress.
TTUIS long established and well known no.
TEL, situated in the west end Of the town,
has been remoddlod, enlarged and improved, and
the proprictress respectfully announces to her nu-
merous friends, and to the travelling public, that
she is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor her with n call.
Ample, safe anG comfortable stabling is at
tached to the premises, aud trusty attendants
will always be on hand. Charges moderate
Mar lj'62-G.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

RaG"Th members Of the State Legisla-
turc, at their late session, voted them
selves $1,000 salary. Their proceedings
lasted less than three months and at the
sum fixed upon for thi, period their
wages would amount to over $1,000 a
year, The salaries OF Congressman are
only $1,000 per aanum, so it will bo seen
that our State vlseacres fix n higher esti-
mate on thei: sorgisfs than the members
of tie Federal Legislature. A very wise,
modest, pure, patriotic and economical
set Of fellows that.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

DROVTSTONS,- Flour Bacon, Lard. Cheese,
/ Dried Beef, Dried Fruit, &c, received reg
ularly at the store Of J, b. KRATZER,
Mar. %, 1865. Front It,. Clcarfeld, Pa.
HVUTION.--ALL persons arc hereby eau
~ toned against mcddllng in any way with
one Bay Horse, one Bay Mare, one Set Double
Harness and one Log Sled, now in the use of
Uriah Litz, Of Boges township, as the same be,
longs to me, and is in his possession on loan only
JOHN BROWN.
Boges tp., Mar. %, 1865.
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cause.
HEAVY Loss. We learn that the heavy
gorge" of saw logs on Cleartield creek,
somewhere above Best's dam, made sad
work on last Friday. Nearly every raft,
no matter how. well secured, was torn
loose and carried to destruction. Seven
teen IN ALL il is said, were thus destroyed.
At one place three RATS were secured with
eight stout cables, which were snapped as
so many threads. Is there no help-no
remedy for this cruel destruction of prop
.erty?
DIED IN PG,soN We have been shown
letter from soldier in front of Peters
burg stating tLst GEORGE DALLAS WELcu,
son Of the late VIM. c. Welch, E.q., of
this place, died (of starvation" as the
letter says,) in the military prison at Sal,
isbury. N. c., on the 9th Of February last.
lie was taken prisoner on the Weldon
railroad sometime last fall.
p1y Pris,soa', Magazine, for April, was
duly received, and has been very highly
commended. Cooley must look out for
his richly merited laurels,
ReMoyED.-The rost-ollice in this place
has been removed to No. 3, Shaw row
or, we might say, to the north side Of the
mud hole on Marke. street
psB- Goicy's Lao,J's Book, for April, is on
our table, and is most charming number.
We wish the war was over, so that every
body could again take this splendid Mag
All ne.
HARVEY SlcELER, Esq, the able editor
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KILLED IN BAT-LE.-We are informed

KILLED IN BAT-LE.-We are informed
that CHARLES HEMpulLL, son of VIM. j.
Hemphill, Esq, of Curwensvillc, was kill
ed in the late battle in front of Petersburg.
Ills body was secured and embalmed and
will be sent home to his friends. The de-
ceased was Printer by profession, and a
young man Of great promise.
We also learn that Jacob Burns, and
Smith Howard, "a substitute,) were kill
cd, and Ellis Burns wounded, in the same
battle. These we're all from this county,
and belonged to the Tooth Pennsylvania
regiment.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-04-05

DzynThe Charleston correspondent of
tho New York Tribune proposes a mode
OF governing South Carolina and the
southern States generally after they have
oeen conquered, so that the Abolition
party may be retained in power. There
would DO bare possibility of the success
oi ms plan It asta nding army of half a
million OF men can be kept in the occupa-
lions OF the country during the life imo Of
Two generations, lie says:
"Let il be understood that the State
cannot return to the Union until her 10y
atty Is not only urdoubed, but beyond
suspicion let the ruins be sold for taxes,
aud the abandoned residences be confis-
Gated let thoroughly anti slavery men
alone be put or retained in command
here, and South Carolina, in very few
years, Will be as true and as national in
her opinions and deeds as Kansas or Mass.
achuselts. But if the opposite policy pre-
vail, the coffin o! the Abolition party will
have one more plank made out of the
Palmetto. | repeat land will prove my
assertion at any length when the right
time comes) that, as class, the best of
the white Unionists here would be regard
ed as the worst of Copperneads in the
Northern States, and that unless we en-
courage and invite large emigration, and
enfranchise the negro we will have
trouble with the State again"
RIcu CAsE.-A singular case has just
come to light in Boston. One johnson,
staff officer in the United States service,
stole $4,000 in government bonds, and
forwarded them to his mother at South
Boston for safe keeping. daughter-in-
la" Of the mother got wind of the money,
aud stole it from the old lady, who had
placed it between the bed and mattrass
on which she slept Officers of the law
here stepped in, and the money was found
at last in the breast pads of the last thief
Quite a number Of this interesting family
have been arrested, and the case is eXpec.
ted to develop rich things
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-21

per Groe beroDr9e3aubert perben unb noM hpr
tur5en Onuer BON tpentgen Iaqen riebprmr1 nm,
Der GrDe 0ertGptnben, cine Qicena ae1tottet 5pin
Niett leiht ptrb beute einem Mr6itecten bic Gr<
legenbeit gebUtem einen 9taum DUn etma $4,000
SuabratfuB ber5ufteaen unb tper einen 1plden
Muftrag erbGlt 1T an Ditlfnd,e NudIhten oebun<
BEN, bte tbn btnbern auslhlteblit leinem @e>
16made 3n fpl9en. Die WG9Ii6fett rein arie>
dtl9e 5Ormen in 70 ausgeDebntem 1mfanse an>
anpenoen, tebrt nidt 70 leidt tpieber. QSer maa
eS ctnen 9eiiSpQen 8aunteilter Serrenfen,
wenn e. ben InlaB ersreift elm Bert bersultel<
zen, 6ellen Soften, in Stein auSgcfiibrt ll6 auf
oteie Mtutpnen belaufen wIrben. - Stir ,5aG<
md1ner perben pieie perIbtebenen @ebGube OBJ
ne 3pettel Elm srpBes SntereIe bteten Dor 9tl~
lem ntro bic Oe6e bes 8eltbaue8, bic pbne llns
terltnBnng in ber Mitte ber9e1teltt lit, bic Muf,
mertlamtett anf Itd sieben. Nud1 bic Mr-
6elten Der ubrtgen Committees wnrosn pbne
2moerntB tllcbrtS gefDrpsrt. OaS MtrtblAaft8>
= @cmmtttce bat burd aablreihe gontracte bic Be-
trteotaung aller Mnforherungen lider selteat,
ote 0on ben 0dIten erbUben tperben mG9en. Der
Seltplan, Der fir bic Mbenbfunben bic mannte>
ta9ten Mbpe9lelungen Yerlpridt, 1T ausaears
beltet. - Die Ofarine> uno prubuften@ NuS<
1teaung, pelde anf bem 6elplaBe Deranlfaltet
wtrb, 1T etn fur Deutl6lano neucs llaterneb>
men, rpeldeS Del Anreeuns unp SnterelIe Ser<
beiBt. Die 3abl Der @brengaben 1T auf etpaS
nDer 300 selttegen i'm gSertbe BON $4,000 3ba@
!ern.- Die Sbetlnabme fir tas Set 1T Ihtlitb
III erfrenltbem gEadbIen"
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Scr 8erabau N A,reuasn.
G6ttr ben Baltimore Weder. j.

r.fE.E Sir ben Baltimore Beder." z--t
Gtnent bon Or. 5uYl1em berau8gege gebenen 9Serte
ilber bic al9emeinen gerbGttnille ceS preuBt~
i9en Bergtpelen8 entnebmer mir Nahltebenoe
tnterelIante Mtttbeilungen:
Die MISUNDERSTANDING 1917 bemug 4,<
100000 3Dnnen 1862 baeegen 65 NtQtonen
1pnnen tnt 9SRrtbe BON 22,565,Oo0 Sbalern.
9litI 8raunfpblen ipureen 1926 eeppnnen IT.
2,0o0's1pnnen, se9en 24,445 Spnnsn int
Sabre 1862. a4 tsl eeI e
Gin @iIen Wurbe 1923 eewOnnen, 100000
@entner, 1852 1dpn s,344,O00 Gentuer, 1862
aber 10,521, 800 Gentncr. t'a
QSGbrenb preuBen jeBt fdpn rtebr Gpbeiien
prpbucirt, ais Seltreid, 9tebt e5 nur npd, brei
Staaten, tpetbe preuBen barin ubertrefen,
@rpBbritannie1t, bic Ser. Staaten II. 6ranfreieh
erIteres auein prUeucirt lebenmal Ipptel, ais
9reuBen. 4sa.e.
3u bte1er Steiserung ber aOblen rnb @ilen>
PRODUCTION ltebt bic SaIsprpcuetipn in Yreu6en
int lln9efebrten GertGltntB, pfslet6 bic YrpbinS
Sahien 10 Htele ret6e Sal3lager Dat. IteS
bat 1etnen 0runo in bem uberau8 ihdblihen
SaISmonDpOl beS Gtaate5. s}n @n9laub, irp
ein lplhes WtDnpppl nidt beltebt, mrb neunntal
mebr SalA gewpnnert ais in preuBen. Nb9et
1eben HUm SalS lieferte baS Berg NIB (0ilttenwes
ntu@jrpBbrttannien 237, 800, ,OOOGbaler, in Ten
Ser. Staaten 22O Wtta lin 9reuBen 57,286,oOO,
in Seitreid 20;96S, 600 tuo in Selgtcn 40 Mil<
lipnen. s5i1.@ 81 e"..5a
1884 purpc bic erlfe 8ereiperf8geIeal6af in
preuBen cCnceiicnirt Spn Gd bis 1852 l6pn 80
nit Is4,8S5 1000 Tbaler Rapita[. 8e1h6ftt9t
,plIrben l77,752 9trbetter. -.. t.s.- 4....,-
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2lftiensS sSrl1IIereiI

0eadri9t rirb biermit geseben, bag 8it3er III 3ei,
n'In8en bon 4ttien 8n BEN @apital<stot Der 5'sies
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and Distilling
~ as.aaatsaaa Company -..N
BON Is. Saui Zig .5uit 5. 3uG bon Mprssn8 n6r
bic 1Rr Mtta9s iii Der Office
80. $ SfortbitraAe, Gdre Sapetteitr.,
eine &rerpe bod, pIien tiesen. - :.
gta9 benz @Barter lit Ger @apital.stUd $50 900,
Se9et IN 5000 gtlien un0 iebe attie $25. Stir iete
4fte tnb bel Der 3etnung 81 unb BON bo an pS-
teutliG 25 @ents 10 lang bic bic 4ftie pSOio eir,z
beSahlt. 81 entridten. -E ~.
WOris Mitmanl, Spepo q SRoiftmCs
Mnbrels Baumalrtner, StrtH{,n q Wtfi
9phann gruie. Soepb MuUrsrt
Tran3 @artner ScEann GsMmors
@epr9 RSntg, Carl &. G5isbsrt" A...
+. .Spept Qeser; pbltpp @. gssoI
Dirsttrren.
S&asm. 6. (S NtGel, SER. (14jntlWt)
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5lBe, trDB oes lparmen Wetter8 eibt umblllt
uno ldft lie auf einenl Dor ibm tebenoenSabouz
ret ruben. 3ltpeilen 9leitet lber fem @eIi6t
elm 3uden, oa8 auf einen pl6bli6en qraulamen
Shmer5es oelltet.t Dtan brau6t feinNrst gu Iein
I'm pobrsunebnen, baB bier ous b6Ieite uebel.
Die 6pdne @i6t waItqt.
9titterbanien geeenuber lBt feline 9pdter, elm
iun9eS Wtao6er in einem grim uno peiB oez
iireiften aleiOe BON einfahem G6nitt, 6as ibre
idone SeltaIt naG Der Wto' Der 3eit Id babe
per9eerL Dir gu ia9en, lieber 2eler, oaB tuir i'm
Sabre oe56eils 1907 iteben--fuapp um1h.ieBt.
Sic ben9t oas BON bdngenben brdunen Qoden
nmrabmte Geiidt fber 8dpiere uno Elm oides
8u6, lpel6e Dor ibr auf bem runoen Slid lie=
gen. 345
Na6bem iie cine 3eit lang gtpti5en in pas
8lb eingetrayeil, babel balo baS cine, talo oas
anoere Papter 9enDnlmen unb perali6cn bat,
wirft lie Die 6eoer meg uno inoen fie ltb in paS
Sofa, auf Dem iie rubt suriidlsbnt, erbaIten mir
@elesenbeit, ibre 3iige 5u tetra6ten.
Siele 3l9e itno 10 aulIaQeno moblgebiloet,
pte oas 9lntltb bes i6ammerbeltberS aalfaQeno
bitter uno uneinnebnleno it, Sic 6arbe bes
9eit4ts 1T ein feines seodnpftes s}nedrnat,
webr eleidmdbi9 perbreitet, ais baB man bdtte
fasen f0rnen, eS iei gu Noien auf ben @angen
qufgeblibt; r&OienWangen" unD vnil6meiben
SENT" bat baS iunse Wdodeu nidt, aber lie
lit nur oeltp l66ner, ibre Gri6einung mar
oeito un9ep6bnlider rarun1 .ibre 3ugr biloen
tein ausorudlUiesa aquareuse1iat, iie baben
@baratter nno @eilt. .@'
.-.--.. -. tnErtfekuna fpiat.l :. - -.--.--
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"Ole 9eebrte &eOaftion erIu6e ib im Nuftra>
sc eeS Gentral-& pntntittee's ersebenf urt bic
Nlufnabme DprltebenDer NOtis. I3uqleid tbeile
td) ergebenit nit caB idb bG6lfenS nod ei,e ber@
arttge GOrreipDnben3 perlenben werbe, tuGbrenr
talo baS nGefblait" bic Nerbreituna Der erferber>
ltehen Wittbetluneen abernebmen tpirb.D
Or. Aleranber u Meser.
sStr werpen mOrgen ba8 offs. prOsra m m
peS 6fltes OerGfentliden Die Neb.
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9emperenslcrei 1rtlp gsseinbau.

Wttt beenelgtem Nrte9e tritt neben perldtebee
nen nnoern AUDI Die balb0ergellene IemperenS@
frage tpieber slm 0prldein, unb bic 9lnh1naer
Der 2ebre be6 0ater Matbem6 reaen lib aller
SrtenL UNI ibren @rinSipten Serbreituna al1 0er>
lhafTen. 6 9lter Der GemperenSfanattsmu bat
lid ilterlebt-pte alten IaItpaIIertbeDrien ale,
fen ntdt tmsbr Elm rleuer @dit bat @tnsll9 sc<
balten baS trpGene Nmertfanertbum bat Elm gut
IDetl bentlder 0eleltafeit 1T iidD dufgenOnlr1ell
unr rirb niAt genet9t ietn, bic neue @rrungen5
itaft se9en ba6 9an9ipeilige Der puritantlben
SaIIerlImpelet pteper auf5u9eben. 44 aa.las
OaB llnmaBt9tett ein Galter lmnb fDrperliGen
Mnb eeiti9en S6aoen sur SSClge bat beparf gar
ntht belpnrerS erip1bnt 5u tperbtn, eS 1T 3ur@e,
nige befannt. DAP aber bic 6errn GemperenSs
Ter nit tbren N1Bregeln BEN Sled neben has
gpd iesen mar fruber tpent9ltenS 1tnS Dent~
IAen befannt. SeutSuta9e aber bat piele Nne
fdt Dtele Nu6nebnnng .gelppnnen. Gab ltd
bod lp9ar ocr eini9er 3eit ein Committee Der
&esi6latur Opn Walia6ulettS, welde8 ben 9nf@
trag bate, Su unterIudben tpelGe Wtdnge Mn<
aeIldts Der tntlner mebr 5unebmenpen Setrun~
fenbett ba8 0sbr 1tren9e) GiquOrperbDtgele
babe, un9e1dbr Su cl1enoer @rtlGrang peran>
laBt: pDaS @eieB erreitt ietnen 3ped ntdt
unb 1T eitt tpbter Su9ltabe.; es tcmmen Stras
fen tpesen @ertegung belIeIben Spr, aber trOs'
bem wtrb fprtgetrunfen. Sn 9rDBen Stacten,
1plE Nv ~OpfpH w VIZ ItttS. &ZAtHtA2ANlU DHt
mi6t gu benfen, in fletneren ipetb man ldb bic
@etrdnfe sM Derldaifen uno dnf benz 2anbe lGBt
mani te litb aus Der Stact bplen."
Spteit 1T man alIU in benz puritani1Aen Mfais
1a6u1ettS, no man unltreittg bic bette @elegen,
belt CUR Sammlung SOn Grfabrun9en bate,
sefpmmen, ,lnp nun tritt. nit allem &eipefte 9e@
gen bic MaBisfeit eine8 Der Debeutenbfen ame<
rifanil6en sSl9tter, bic Netp<gprt DGtmeSH, auf,
unb ruft BEN @iferern, ruff aans, Amerifa 81 !:
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