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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-09
NOTICE
NOTICE


TIE Cash System NOW operating through all
L channels Of business, cucnpcIs adopt an
approach /" she same rule. We arc affected by fl
nhn"ial requirements much the mechanic
merchant tarmlr Like others must live at
the present advanced rates, and pay Tor what we
n"ch 20 Therefore hereafter bills will
be presented every = 1nonths fog payment wit:
AF'il ist. July LIST October is, and January LIST. to
re@uar patrons. Bill OF chargcs handed in at the
end of every Gaze
90 All transient and irregular practice must be
paid for when the service is rendered
RespcctEuiIv,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-09
HORSE AND CATTLE PowDERs,

GIVE your Horses. Cattle and Hogs. Stone
brakcr's Horse and Cattle Powders il you want
fine, healthy Horses &c., and you arc sure to have
They are sa fe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
Houses Loss of Cud, Black Tongue, etc, i'll Cat.
tie and a sure preventive OF Hog Cholera.
Be sure you buy Stonebraker's Horse and Cattle
Powders, as they are superior to all others in
use. They are becoming the most popular Pow
Of such articles especially suited to the ami
NAL for which they are used No Powders ever
sold have givcn such universal satisfaction, and
acquired so great eiebrity in the same time.
A. an evidence of their superiority III others,
the Proprietor IcOTrGnfs them such or the money
r.t'nd.d on'y try them aud be convinced Of their
Great Qualities
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-09
CO.PARTNERsuIP.

WE shall always teep"" hand n fuiI assortment
Of Table aud Pocket Cutlery. Scissor, slirarr,
Files, ChisEele, Plane Irons, BeIich aud Moulding
I'"xwood Rules. Iron aud Steel Squares. Spirit
Levels, D;sstnn's aud Spear and Jacks rs Saws
Tape Lincs, COUPrrs CarpcnteFs and BIAck -uiIl.
IoolF, Broad and Hand AXIS. Adzrs. Draw Kn;vrss
GaiiiPoeF4, Dividcrs: CotmPasses, Hstehets, Axes,
Hammers, AnYiIE. Viacs SeDck aud Dies, Bellows
Sh"Yels, Spades, Forks. IIuc-. Butts. Strap and T
Hinges ALSO. full stock Of Locks, Screw. Shoy-
re ana Igngs: c"tto'f: """l and H"rse
=. -. = '''' M. TRIEBER BRO
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PUBLIC SALE

USEFUL HOUSEHOLD AND K1ToH-
EN- FURNITURE.
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9Ha ools1I;Ti FHs ON MBMoR1AIs

Appointed b. the late public meeting of
the citizens Of Jefferson County, is requested
TO meet at the law cffce Of Cooke aud Ken
nedyAtRe room lately used by the Bank Di-
rec:ots-on FRIDAY nest, at u o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-09

The sufocat;on by coal gas Of four I'M
fortunate people in Grand street. New York,
following so close upon similar calamity in
Chicago, whereby six persons lost their lives
should be a warni g to all persons who use
coal fires ltshouitl be horne in mind that the
gas fronn amy kind OF coal, but more espec-
ally anthracite or charcoal, is poisonous, and
un!css the r"om III which it is burned is we'll
vent!ated, fatal conseIueaecs may cnsue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

cussng the union OF all the branches OF Christianity
Eloquent addresses were made and political subjects
were also touched upon.
We publish this morning description OF the ma
tera and psonnel Of the principal naves Of the world
England by her admirable system for the instruction
of gunners has available force Of eighteen
thousand men who competent to instruct and about
fifty thousand who have cruised In the salt waters and
acquainted with the drill In France there are gun
merry ships schools for apprentice boys In each chief
port of the maritime department service Of two
years on board an imperial vessel is required before
seaman can undergo examination for the position Of
an officer in the merchant service The Russian system
Is similar to that of France The system hitherto pur
by the United States is In respects inferior to
these steps being taken which will furnish the
country with navy TO DO proud Of
The exports Of specie from this port for the week
ending Saturday last were g. "a, 2oS-the largest
shipment ever made In tho same length OF time, and
over 900 than the total exports for the pre-
sent year up to May H.
fire originated among . lot OF benzinc oil in the gas
fitting establishment Of Geo. Hudson Co.. York street,
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, and committed damage
to the amount Of 81, 50o
A terrific storm Of wind, hail and rain occurred yes
terday afternoon In Rochester and its vicinity. num-
Der of houses were unroofed and several persons
reported injured The storm only lasted few moments
Orders have been received at Port Spain, Trinidad.
from the British government prohibiting Spanish, Peru
Wan Chilean vessels prvateers from rondez
vousing in any ports Of the British colonies.
Reports from all parts of the South represent the cot
crop seriously impaired by cold weather aud the
overhows The seed is very generally defective
man named Pnkerton murdered his wife yesterday
at Port Ewen on the Hudson river He is confined
in Kingston jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

The beautiful weather d yesterday. Nerent from
that Of the preceding days. had the OBJECT o. Nhrongns
our Park throughout day and evening wiz alike the
gay followers Of fashions folies and the he nay seek
ing sons and dasgbters e toll The Park isef ALI
there" The Mall with its double line OF ayborsscsa
sepres It's erayeled walks borderngs Of smoothly
shaver mead; the Terrace with Its vim .-ciad
arches its swcetly pcrfumed flowers ara invis-
streams and It's lake, with its CLASSY surface
kissed into golden bushesa was the sase - IN
former spring times, and each beauty much
appreciated by admirers N for the first time the
Thought OF Attractions had struck them. II would
kappcar too thsa uui ndful of fractous members In
Head Centres the Park Fcnisn N ever and TOR
race Mall and Drive combined to harmouize the
wearin' OF the Grecn' And the visitors-o~cr nfty
thousand in numher-siro,'cd about alike sdmTng the
autes Of nsturS, the PROJECTIONS Of art and the
Evagaries OF fashion, which las, were dbsplaycA
on every side The influence OF the Excise law did noe
affect theupmush and yet were IL not nsforcs
Is probable rany woold not have been there. me
fountains dsthng the clear and sparkling G7uo
besege throughout the day. and the cocltng
less reliable -muiant Towards evening the crowd ~
visitors increased 70 q great extent and a. the
shades OF daaknsss In Geln did larye num-
Der remain glad 70 have some escape from
the dust and turmoil u the city summer evenings
and the Park ef she prime avorcs Of Cupid ana
Joy chncked he heard the soft words 81 that on
told tale which still possesscs interest tor youth, and
laughed 10 thnk othevvhsrc besides In the xshcuahse
drawing rosm love passages may be reced, while the
victims Of hs pleasantly wrapped up IA the subject - dear
to each, blessed alike the Park Commissioners, tbs
weather clark the moon and themselves The Park MAS
truly attractive yesterday, and may IT'S shadow never
grow loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Rksunprsos o. WORK ON THE NEW CATHEDRAL
Work has been resumed upon the new Roman csthosG
cathedral the foundation Of whicfsxss laid snne
years since by the late Archbnhop Hughes SITUATED ron
The corner Of YifA avenue and Ffic,h street and
eriup n Il docs the entire block, viii when confess
not culy be the cathedral on t5 eonfncts bue
Wi, spmparc favorsbly with any In he world When
the project was Drs started Archbishop Hughes placed
The subscrptions at o. 900 and deciaed taking NY Of
smaller neure Subsequently Archbshop McCioksy re-
duo.d the subscriptions 10 $50, and by this =
sum exceeiang $4,000 was raised, With proho-
bilIty Of another ike meeting Of ts Eonsa
Catholic pastors under the suspices the Ascbtishsp
was held on the 11th instant, aud u was docidcd n
40 stiI further and solicit ono hundred dollar sub
viii b made in the various churches fa the
pushine Of the work to speedy completion.
The net profits arising from Calvary Cemetery.
estimated al nfty thousand dollars psr znnu goes IN
the new Cathedral Though merely IN the hrst stage,
sufhcient can BE- Of The building 20 neur well for
ia future maenlncencc. The bsss Of u white marhs
pillars are already completed and ip sort time "
work be prosecuted with vigoe The Roman Catholic
public Of New York vsl have ssson 20 feel proud Of
truly grand edlhoe
Ut. srErHxSs ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The enlargement OF tbs beautiful ednce progressing
rapidly, and expectations entertained that vii be
completed ia the course Of Q few months. Rev Dr.
hcGynn pastor OF che church. announced from the altar
vest rcsy that q small gathering OF the congrsgnen
the feeding Sunday four thousand dollars were con
ibxsed on spot towards the building fund.- and ths
cfangsmens bad bccu made Ia rpcs'vs ~oihiv consn
L.butDns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

through their pipes, and seem to reserve the
strength Of the article for the benefit of the
olfactorles of those who reside in the vicinity
of their works. We urgently call the attention
of the Board Of Health to this subject, in the
hope that in making reforms the gas pollution
may not be overlooked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

New YoRx's PECULIAR NrisAScE.-Thsre
exists a nuisance peculiar 10 the metropolis
which II seems next TO impossible to abase.
We refer to the intolersbls noxicus odors
arising from the gas works located In central
portions Of the city. AT times the atmosphere
in the region Of these works Is 80 impregnated
with this baneful stencil a. 70 make II abso-
lutely painful to breathe; and 10 invalids It's
effects are positively dangerous The Board
Of Health have been doing very good work In
abolishing the bone-boiling and other nus-
anccs They should now devote portion Of
their attention TO this abominable and vicious
gas nuisance, and have It some way or other
\ ab,ted. The qas comp mics give US weak aas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
IN before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
COLLATION. among the enterprsinS mechanics. farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout tho
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion of the active and energetic people OF tho United
Eotes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

SEWARD nsp The MEXICAN QsEsroN.-Wbich
side of the fence is Secretary Seward ON in IL
Mexican question: Is he foTths republicof
for Maximiaanf Does he desire to help M
pol.vn, or Mexico, He has been playing FAST
and bose 30 long on this subjectthat the pub
Tic dc sire TO know whether he ison or UNDER
the feSse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Advertisements to insure a proper classification
Should be brought in before half past eight o'clock
In the evening.
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support of the great mass Of the people of
this country, but has by his mastery speeches
made for himself name abroad second to no
other American statesman Of modern times.
All that is now wanted is for him to carry into
practice what he has been asserting in his
speeches. The people are ready to rally
around him and are only waiting for him to
furnish them the opportunity. This he cannot
do by talking. 1t can be accomplished only
by deeds. The deeds must come without any
further delay, or it will be too late. He must
remove the Cabinet 1t makes no difference
If every member sustain his policy, he must re-
move them and commence q new era Those
men now holding those positions belong to
another administration and not to his. New
issues have since arisen, and with these issues
we must have new men. Let the President
then follow up the advantage which he has
already gained by thorough and complete
reconstruction Of bis Cabinet and thus show
to the world that he is not content to be
Tyler but Jackson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

GEORGE CHRISTYS-OLp SCHOOL or MrysrRELsy
ballads MUSICAL GEMS &C.. Fifth Avenue Opera House
r,as and West Twenty fourth street.-PErER PIPE
TnE MAN ABOUT Town |lTE
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MAY 81 1866 h

Liberal Mexicans, at all events, will hear him
before they condemn him. Hisvery name VIII
be a tower of strength TO the liberal cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

Dry ANTS MTNsTRELS. Mecnanics Hall AZ, Bro,t-
Wsy.-NEGRo CoMicALirIEs, BURLEsouEs. &c-THE LIVE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2)I Bowery -SrS,.
III DANCING BuRLEsoUEs. &c.-HOoLIGAN, THE Posr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. 5s5 Broadway opposit
Metropolitan Hoel-ETHIoPIAs SINGING DANcisc &C.
BElrIiEGoR; OR THE Two MoUNrEBASxs
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TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Monday, May FL, 1866.
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Wmsx Is ,SraumrARY SEWARD f--Es he at Au-
burn, Ia he at Washington or a. Elizabeth
port, closeted WIN Santa Annaf
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas
1toel-1HE ELvEs-THK Fool FAMILY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

DISSATISFACTION DAY CONE AT LAsr--Tne
numerous letters which are now going tho
rounds of the papers, written by such old fossils
and antediuviaus as John Bell, Cave Johnson
and Henry A. Wise, would indicate that the
long looked for day Of resurrection is at hand.
The appearance of these men on the surface,
after having been so long buried with the rub
bsh OF the past, cannot be sccounted for on
any other hypothesis. They are the class Of
mea who misled the people In the past, and, -
General Rousseau very trutEfaily says, they
must, with the corperhead leaders Of the demo-
cratic party, be pitched overheard. They must
give way to men Of more modern origin, and
who have been more patriotic during our great
stssggle. II Bell, Wise and that class Of ED
fogies have any sense Esy will remsin in o.
security, and will rejoice 1t the opportunity q
thus EASILY covering up dbeir past rsisdeeda
The last thing which the~ should attempt n
to undertake to advise the public whasto do
The sooner they crawl bscfsinto their political
cosins Gse better 1t will be- for their htute
Arne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, eis Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 T. NJ.
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HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. e rHIortAN MIN.
ernkLsr-BALI.ADs, BuRLssaUEs PANroMxxl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The are nine European steamships due at American
o Is to-day, the news by tthe City Of New York,
b ing four aad by another Cthe Damascus i've days
cr These vessels sailed the undernam ports In
D. following order, VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21

ally modified As there is NO previous ques-
ton in the Senate we look for full discussion
Of the whole scheme in all its details; but .
few days will probably serve to show the final
solution which the problem will assume in the
left wing of Congress. From present appear
ances there will be a material softening of the
plan Of Stevens, or its total failure between the
two houses. To avoid this latter alternative
Mr.. Stevens will probably have to give way.
Mr.. Fessenden, of the Senate branch Of the
Committee, is expected to open the debate.
PENslom-A bill has just passed the United
States Senate supplementary to the acts re-
lating to pensions. 1t provides that twenty
Eve dollars per month shall be paid to persons
who have been permanently injured in the
military or naval service Of the country, and
incapacitated for labor in consequence; twenty
dollars per month to those who are not obliged
to have continual care and attention; and
fifteen dollars per month to those who have
lost hand, arm or leg The bill Is especially
stringent in regard to the transfer OF pension
claims, expressly forbidding the sale, mortgage
or other disposition Of them to second parties.
Among the provisions, the bill provides for the
payment Of pensions to q minor, child or
children Of widow entitled to pension In
case the latter shall be deemed unqualified BY
reason Of immoral conduct to take care OF
such child or children. Widows Of colored
soldiers entitled to pensions are not required
10 furnish proof Of marriage other than salts
factory information that the parties had habit
ually cohabited for two years together previ-
ously to the enlistment of the man. The
pension system of the United States is very
liberal one; but there is such vast amount OF
business now being transacted thatit takes many
months before claims can be investigated en1
pay sllowesd. We do not know that this 1ee'a3
is to be attributed to any fault in the Pension
Bureau; but it is very hard for poor widows
and orphan children who are depending upon
The back pay, bounty or pension Of a deceased
husband or father for support to be so long
deprived of their just dues as they now are.
IF he labor is so great that the business cam
not bs more expeditiously disposed OF let
more clerks pc employed. At any rate, the
privations and srfferings Of the widows OF
those brave soldiers who have fallen on the
field of battle for the be,..edt Of the country
should not be protracted by 2 want OF sum
cent force to examine and decide upon 'no'1
claims upon the government
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

v o,ume XXI. .......................N No. 14i
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TIE RECONSTRUCTION SCHEME N CoSoREss-
The scheme OF the Joint Committee OF Fifteen,
or rather the constitutional amendment, which
Is the irst instalment OF said scheme, comes up
by appointment az the special question before
the Senate to-day. II b generally believed
that the third section, which cuts Oh from all
federal election, ill the 4th Of July, 1870, oil
those psrsons Of the Southern States guilty OF
aiding the. rebellion, win be rejected or matert-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-06
9feuer GDblenbpf.

Die ,lntsrsst&nstsn sstsn bierbur& siaart3t.
bae 4. I'm srfen Oarb. auf br gfcrb. Der
Samltcn.S .Strass. srpil&sn Der 3ttn Strabt uno
Der Serbian Bride. stnsn ausssbstntet Sotlsn'
tof nSfnst tabsn, uns bsrdt Fnb bas putlifum
Dlit alien Mrten Der bslen Steinfpblen
fiir samiltsn. unb Nanufuftur. .3wsasn. unb 5war
an ben alI,rnisbris0rn Drtilen Su psrlsbsa.
Die 2otlen werbsn trcden unter sintr Sdsp
seealtrn, Nnb burGsansts rein fdr Gamiliti, @s'
brau&-unb werpen nad irsenb sintm Sbstl Der
Stabt ssbra&t.
Gle woltsn ssrtrtistisf bas publttum stnia'
ben. bel itnsn anSurufsn unb ttren Stod tu an'
terfuGsn.
ssvOrbrrs abs.s.bsn an 1as'rbu9's SOtsl
In Der 6amiltcn Straee, am @ds Der o,sn, tptr'
zen pduttlidt tsfor8t.
Q. unb 6. 9ue.
Sttcbu 80, 1866 ra3D'
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subner.Sriitant It altsn in esyptcn.

Grit SatrtauIsnosn b.iiett In ben Gs1abo5r'
fern Sas iiinnlt@s Muettiiten Ter Situr In iet.
nsr primitipasH Gffal!t: In Delta fiarst ift out
5 Auabratmsilsn cine @sntralanfdlt. Dr D.
fen III stformt aus pon Der Sonne 8strodre en-
Badlenen bu glilsrbs unb einissn Yalmiiam
msn. nad art ber sinfaGaen Stien uno rim aiao'
ratil& lbur5lbter Naum nit @tassn. Die
Operation bfsinnt Nitts Sanuar bamit. bab In
br untntn etass StrOt aufsd6tttst une stslts
bann iansfam slmmsnb prtrannt wtfo. Su
bic tra Glufhsne AlGs her unteren Gtags psr<
ben Johann 4. bis 66G0 6ttner'&ir selsst.
Elm 8e0ab ninmt ppn Der apesnwstt auf ,rei
Ronate Mtf&isp unb blsbt ,ur Auftht ir DIN.
bic @emeinbe psrabrsidt itm bafir bic f.iniissi
Speilsn. DIR GinsstdIoiIens trbalt eann Strob
In Der pbtrsn etass fortpdtrsno slimm'no.
Na6 II sassn fInb bic 5dtnHen lebsnefdbis
6O00 @isr srssbsn 4000 5dn&sn. Die Spira'
tion ssItisbt I'm RamaOan (5tbruar.)
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1wanaa.UnIeibe.

Sn Der lebten Summer beS ,,San
Tronciseo (@al.) Demofrat" finoen mir
folosnoe ers6elibe @efbibte: ,,Giner
unferer Srunoe, elm S,err, Der in tpeiten
3irfeln befannt it, erlsbte eeftern 1beno
spifben 9 uno 10 nbr Elm re6t beitsres
Ubenteuer. I'm nad) oes Sa9es eatt
uno Wdbe frifbe auft einsuatbmen,
madbte unfer Sreuno feinen 9epobnllben
Spaaier9an9 iiber Die io9enannte ,,lan9e
Brdde," ais er un9efdbr ouf balbem
YDeae BON einem ,3pelfelbaften 9entles
men, in 3emlib fbGbieer &leloun9
freunoli6 be9riibt nuroe, pclber na1
einiaen @orten unfern Sreuno eriufte,
bm einise Sbaler por3uibieben, oa sr ii6
snaenbtidlib in Serlseenbeit befdnoe.
Infer Sreuno mar eerace nibt 9enel9f,
fein 9elo in TO sweifelbafter @eife ans
,uleaen, uno entfbuloiete fiG, ipie mon ee
bel 6eroleiben unan9enebmen Nn9eie9ens
beiten ,u tbun pfe9t, als ibm Der 9elo'
beoIrftiae. Gin bobeepabiener, breits
id,ultriaer, ffdmmi9er Sobn S,lanos'
sinfadb ermioerte: ,.Wein lieber Sreuno,,
id, DIN in ben 8erbdltnfsn. Dap ib
Shire 8eioerun9 nidt annebmen fann
entpeoer erfiuen Sie mein Serlan9en,
ODER ib iblaee sic einfa6 nieoer. nebms
mac b brau6e. uno ,perfe gle iiber ole
Bride. sic feben, mir iIno aQeln unc
ib bin ber Stdrfere:''
Oies Greument mar fart 9enuo. un'
feren Sreuno Su beme9en, Dem mooerner
Rinoloini feline S6rfe, in melber iib cir:
ca $50 in @olo uno Slber brfanoen
~ iberreihen, peld,e oerfelbe eili9 ent9e'
eennabm, einiae 9eloifdfe berausiubte
Die Sorfe SurGf9ab, unifrn 8reuno ur
feline uorefe bet, oamit oas 3elo aurid
e, ffattet tperoan fonne, uno fooann per
I6wanb. g5 nabm unferen Sreunt
nibt piel 3ait, Die Bride binter flb 81
loiTen uno cine fbimmernce eaterne 3u er
reiben, no er bel atnauer ueberiablun{
Ieiner 8aaribaft fano. oab Der Stufen
rduber fib NIT $2-fa9e spei 6baler-
beendat bate. Sb Der ,,ebrlihe Gdu
Der" Die &ddsablune MAIDEN miro, mu1
bic Scit lebrpn.
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Surrah i 6earn 6raut!

auf bsm eanpe unleres suttn 8rsunpes, 5rn.
gB 10 I mt M bbtrn. In tisfer Staet, ifi bic.
fec Satr Elm 8rautfsnsd sswa@itn ben mir si-
nsn 3wiaInss .Stsnsel nsnnsn wolen-ttnn 8sra'
be pbr BEN @runpt ttsiIe tr fG aus In snrsi
stsils. uap rin isbr Stsnasl braGte elm &raut'
fppf pcn stpas iibsr "a 3oa In Der 8unbs msb'
snb tsrpor.-gs Ia ties elm @swd&e, bsbslsi6.
IN mir nod ME ssisben tatsn unb eanJ asipib
pisle @nbns au6 ni@t.-@s fam ftir peni8s
Iaar bet uns einss1s en- wsrbn-wer ss batsr
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men bs1Dnpsrn 3wed bsifimmt unb mub fisis
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