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DRY GooDS---RETAIL.
ll3 PRICE &c WOOD, 1I3
n. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.

n3 PRICE &c WOOD, 113
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
Have just Openeu from New York and the late auctOu
sales
lab ] inens, Napkins and Towels
IA and "a ble6ched Table Linens.
IA and S4 power-!oom Table Llnens
Linen Huckaback Towels ,25, 49, 81 49, 37X nm 10 5Oo
Handsome Damask Towels.
Uhblesched Huckaback Towels yard long 81 up 10 go.
yard ami loug, t2Kc.
Linen Napkins, $3.50 up 10 ss Dor doz..
Best makes shlrllng Linens.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkfs
Ladies' and Gents Hemstitohed Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Cents co .oIed border Hdkd.
WHITE GooDsi WHITE GooDsli
Soft finish Cambria and Jaconet Muslfns.
NansOok Musllns. from 25 up to SOc yard.
Victoria Lawns, IS 90 55, 6O, and zoe.
Cambria n usIins from 81 to 75o
Ndinsook Plaid Muslins, 81 MP to SOC.
Iaue Plaid Cambria ana Nansook Mu lins
White Tarlatsns, fine quail y, very cheap
WHITE SWISS MUsL Ms.
White ehirred Muslins, very cheap
White Marsei les, 75c. yard, very cheap,
A cheep lot Of Brlllants, 2S 3IK 37H a. 50 and 62Yc
MA RsElLLEs oUILTsi MARsEILLEs o~IsrIt
he ndsome IL and ~ 4Marseiles Quilts at less thaa
imJ O rteIs' prices
BeA makes Blesehed and UnbleaOoo usltns. st tI,,
very lowest market prices
iillOw ana sheeting Muslins.
kD-wLol ana Domet Flsnneis.
BleHclncd and Unb cached Canton FIannsIs,
Best QuA lily American Prints and GlDshams
PRICE &c WOOD.
No. 1l9 N. NINTR sro bsve Arch.
N Bs-Will remove to the N w. conner of Eighth ans
Filbert abont tho last OF april. %
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THE "BooK OF CUTTINGS" by our ''Head Cut
ter" now 10 be had gratuitousy, at Charles StoSes
& Co.'s "One PRICE," under the Continental.
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REDUCED PRICES Photographs of fine character,
exquisite stYles superb colorlng, and wonderful
cufaoy, now made at reduced prices, at b. +.
Remer's Gallery, No. 624 Arch street. Go early.
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AN IMPosToR.-A woman called at the
establishment OF Mr.. Jay Cooke, q day or two
ago, and presented an application for relief, par
porting to have been written by Mr.. Koradi, the
Swiss Consul. The document set forth that her
husband had recently died, and that she, with
two children, in very destitute circumstances,
had Just arrived from Baltimore. Tne applicant
also had certificate signed d. Winters, No. 2l2
Brown street, giving as her residence No. 20S on
the same street An investigation was made,
when it was ascertalncd that the woman was an
impostor.
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MARRIED.

KRAMER RURTz On Januarv 25 1865 by The
Rev 6eOrpe " BTind o, Mr. GEORuE W. kRA-
MER to MIss LIZZIE KURTZ, all ofthe city.
KULP-KTTTS On SUNDAY, January 2S, 1865
BY Rev. A. Atwood Mr. JACOB KULP to bliss
LOUISA KITS, all OF this city
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GREAT ADVANTAGES are offered 10 the citizens Ot
Philadelphia by the opening Of the Market street
lea House for the sale of Teas and COnee' exc u.
slvely. the southeast corner of 1--WE fth and
Marlct Tho house is conveniently located in the
central part of The clty, opposite tho principal
markets, and coEduc;ed by IessTs. Boyd & Co.,
gentlemen whose experience enable them 10 &c ect
the best goods in the market, whlca they offer at
the lowest market uEcos
We solicit for them the liberal patronage Of our
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MAKE-BELIEvB FOREIGN PERFUMEs-the genu-
inc Deing excluded by the enormous dutes--food
the market. hev are poor limitations of extracts
which in themselves far Ihfer in odor, purity
and durability to PhaiOn's d" Nght-Blooming Ce-
reus" manufactured from the most fragrant flower
ever used Tor perfumIng purposes. Sold every
w
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Total games S-Mr. RyaII winning 3, Mr.
Plunkett 8, Dir. Palmer and Mr.. Hewes each l.;
MIR. Bruce none Messrs. Bruce and Palmer will
play Their concluding game tAis afternoon and
MIR. Ryall will contend with Mr.. Plunkett In the
evening TOR the cue AMI ChampiOnship.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOG iON 0HEG1a
ID SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, PHGLADEL-
p PHlA ART GALLERY, 1910 CHESNU I street
CONDENSATION SALE OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-F1VE FINE OIL PAINT NGS.
On Thursday and Friday Evening" next
6th AMI 9Th inst at ~ o'clock az SoOtts Art GluerV,
about hundred and seventy nne OIL Palstings
embracing Ountain River ana Lake Scenery Figures,
Interiors, ETC.. fro the eminent ar i5t' OF the
country. Open for examination wlth Cata Ogues On
tuesday. 23
4 FITZPATRICK d co. AUCrIONERS.-
u. New Auction House No. S2 HESNUT street
o., STERR'S CITY BAZAAR AND TAT
~ ,TERSALLs, FILBERr Street, between Seventh
W. il. sTERR. AuciOneer.
On Tuesday Morning.
Februery ut In O'clo k, about
pHIR HORSES ND TEy MULES,
COmprisng trotting, arm and fami HOrses, among
which will be found:
Black BuTse, years o d, sound and kind.
Bay 81 are, years old, s.uud and Kind.
Pair brown Ma es and wears old.
Grey Horse, SVear8 o d sound and KIND.
sOrrel Mare 6years old, sound and kind.
black Mule years old sound and kind,
AL-O,
number of other Horses and IuiCs
Also new aud secOnd-heud CarTIlges.
Light " agpns Su kes .eighs, etc etc wi n whlch
the sa viii commence.
Together with sng,e ana doub Harness ssdd es,
Brides " hips sheets etc, made By superior makers
NO pos pUnemeDt on account OF tho weather
Horses. Vehicles and Harness always on hanG ut
prSa sale.
superior Stable for Horses entered for
II IL STERR Auc ionecr.
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HAIR DYE! HAR DYE!--Batche!or's Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true aud perfect @
harmless, instantaneous, and relIable-produceSa
splt ndld black natural broWn-remeGies the i'll
effects OF bad dyes and frequently restores the orr
glnal color. So!o bv all druggists. The genuine IS
signed w. A. Datchelor, No. 81 Barclay street.
New York
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No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into such
universal use, or has 50 fully won the confidence Of
mankind, as AYERS CAEERY PECTORAL for The
cure Oh Cougbs, Colds and COnsumptIOn
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SKATING.-The numerous skating parks in
the suburbs of Philadelphia are in good condl
ton, and skaters may expect to enjoy tine sport
to-day. BY going to a park all the dangers OF
the rivers are avoided.
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LARCENY.-This morning John Walker
was committed by Alderman Toland, to answer
the larceny of lot of clothing and twenty-five
dollars in money from vessel lying in the Della
ware. below PODlar Rtreets.
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ALL Books are sold at usual rates, at the Evans
Git Book Store No 62S Chestnut street, and q gilt
worth from so cents to S10Ol bestowed upon each
nrchaser of q book.
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WE ADVISE all our readers TO call at the Evans
Git Book htOIe No 62S Chestnut ste Books
sold as cheap as in any other estab ishmont, and
valuable gltt presented with each book purchased
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CITY INTELLIGENC
tfor Additional Local Items see Third Page.I


THE LOYAL BEGIoN.--General Cadwala-
der Commandery No. /, of the State OF Penn
sylvania acting Commander-iu-Chief of the
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion or the United
States, has issued to the Brothers elect an l
Commanders named in the folio wing document
Charter for the organization OF q Commandery
No. l, of the Order for the State Of New York;
HEADQUARTERS CoMMANDERY No. ], OF THE
STATE OF PENhsYLvAHIA, ACTING COMMANDER
nTy H. 1866. CRDERED THAT Lieutenant Colonel
Cbares q. Hnlpine late Assistant AdjutanbGeuerat
US. v Bugadier and Brevet Maj)r-Genetal Rob
elt Anderson U. >. A; Maior-General John q.
Bngader-1ieneraI Israel Wedges. d. s. ", Colonel
ist 4Ttii ery, u. S. a; Major. General Daniel
ButterGold, late U s. ", Colonel 9th INFANTRY,
Y. $, As BjgadIer and ,lBrGyot Major. joE
tenant Colonel I'd Infantry, and Brevet Brigadier
Gcntrai, S. a; Br.PadleT-G eneIal Guy " Henry,
Colonel, u. s. A.; Colouei aud Breyet Brgadier.
General Daniel Van Bnren, additional Ald:de-
Camp, aud Assistant Adjutant6eneIa u. =. ";
Bripather and Drovet @ajor-Generol Henry Z.
Dawes, late q. S. VI Lleutnant-Colonei and
liIevet Brigadler'General Marin J., dchab39,
Bnqadier. General Eebert l.. eviele, late U. s.
v; Captain william c.. Church, late Com.
Brevet Major Wilson Barstow additional Aid-de-
lamp, u. 5. ". be and are hereby aut lOrized aud
empow cred to institute and organize Conmand}ry
ia New York CITY, to be known Uommanderv No.
l, OF the state New 1Ork ol the Military order OF
manderV this Order shall be full auGhortY until tue
organization of The COmmandeTY in Chief of the NJ
o. L l.. U . shal have been ehec cd, when Char
shall lie Issued TO the Com nandery hereby author
ized, in accordance with the form e.cribed the
lion thereof.
GEORGE CADwALADER,
Acting Commander in Chief NJ. o. l.. L. u s.
The Military order of the Loyal Legion is
designed TO resemble in object and spirit the
Order of the Cincinnati established at the close
OF the Revolutionary War; and is to consist OF
all officers and bonorably discharged officers of
the Army and Navy and all such civilians as
NAV have been OF eminent service to the Govern
mtnt, Army, or Navy during the war, who may
be denomnated and become candidates and be
elected by the Chapters OF their States, in the
manner prescribed by the constitution adopted
by the Acting Comm andery-in-Chiet
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. - This
evening the tournament Tor the championship
of Pennsylvania VIII be brought to close. We
with q synopsis of the score uD to Saturday
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OWNER FoUND.-The saddles found in the
possession OF Samuel Brown, VINO was arrested
a few mornings since by Lieutenant Hampton,
have been recognized as belonging TO the Club
Stables at Camden. The accused was remanded
TO await jersey Justice.
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. - This
evening the tournament Tor the championship
of Pennsylvania VIII be brought to a close. We
give the names of the contestants together
with a synopsis of the score up to Saturday
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STORE RoBBERY.-The shoe store of John
II. Lonsdale, on Main street, above Linden, Ger
mantown, was entered on Friday night and
robbed OF about fifty dollars worth Of sto *.
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WE WOULD direct the attention of our readers to
the advertisement OF &essrs j G. Strawbridge &c
Co. They Will open tins dav five cases style
spring caicoes of best makes % cents per yard;
nIsn q large lot of Mido chIntzes az % eents.
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ACKNowLEDGME following ad-
ditional sums have been received at this Office
in aid OF the fund for the Dying SOLDIER
Amount previously acknowledged .........., s43 90
u M S.,.,.,.... Observation-Disclosures, 6OJ
Nash' OU
G. NJ. A. can procure the resi- 1ence and address
of the soldier by sending to this office.
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THE MAN OF LETTERS -
If ~" should wish place to C
Whose goods in L-eqance
All Others and where honest,
may D.pend, is pracdsed well,
Without NJ T boast I'll show
where that Nd obtained can b,
And to whose style, your form will U
PQ-i r grace and maj-S-T;
For Tower Hall can pleae all rs;
And, by low prices charms the Y.s!
We haze by far the largest stock Of Afe,t's Youths
and Bogs' Clothing iW PhRadeiphid. our prices are
guaranteed iolDer than The iOiyest elsewhere.
Tower HALL,
No. 6l8 MARKET STREET.
BENNETT & Co
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WE ARE glad 10 know that the EYans Gift Book
store is permanently tabIIshcd at No 628 Chesnut
street. Costly gifts are given to all customers.
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"Bow DOES your newly pulchased horse answer?"
~ really don't KNOW, Tor have never a'lled HIM
questions" Ii were asked the question rs TO
where The hest Family Goa could lie Obtained, we
wOulC unhestahngly ans yer nj W. " Alters popu-
lar depot, No 951 North Ninth street, below GlTard
avenue. Alter is now selling large nut at SS co. and
stove and reater size for 50 % per lhls is
family as low as il can be bought in any section of
the city. Orders may also DC left at Sixth and
Snrlnp Garden S,rents
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BRowNs BRONCHIAL rR CBEs clear and give
strength to the voice of Singers and are ndspensa,
BILE to Public Speakers
al recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REV. Z. ii. CHAPLIN
'1hey have suited my case exactly, relieving my
throat, and clearing the voice so that coud sing
with ease" DUoHARMB,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
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RUPTURE professionally treated and'correct Trus
seg applied Uy q. II Needles, corner OF Twelfth anC
Race stTeets Ladies department first door below.
full line of Mechanical Remedies and supports.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus are Nag stations, and
trains will stop only when signaled TO do so.
0RLAND SMITH,
Master transportation.
March 8, 1896. 1T
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There is many a slip between the
cup and the lip, but there are many
more slips after the cup has been drain.
ed by the lips.
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40 UUow street, brooklyn, Dec. 1865.
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''We have seon his star in the East and arc come
to worship him. Matt II, 2.
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AYERS
Cathartic Pills


A RE the most perfect purgative which we are
IN able to produce or which we think has ever
vet been made by ANYBODY Their effects have
abundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines now in use.
They are safe and pleasant TO take, but powerful
to cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate
the vital activities Of the body, remove the OBJ
structions Of its organs purify the blood, and ex
pei disease. They purge out the fonl humolS
which breed and grow dStemper. stimulate slug
gish or disordered organs into their natural action,
and impart healthy tone with strength to tho
whole system. Not only do they cure the every
day complaints of everybody, but also formidable
and dangerous diseases While they produce pow
erul effects, they are at the same time in dimin-
ished doses the safest and best physic that be
employed for children Being sugar-coated, they
are pleasant to take and being purely vegetable,
are free from any risk of harm. Cures have been
made which surpass belief were they not substan-
tiated by men of such exalted position and char
acter. as to forbid the suspicion Of untrnth.
Many eminent clergymen and phi, scians haveent
their names to certify to the public the reliability
OF our remedies, while others have sent us the
assurance OF their conviction that, our Prepare.
tions contribute immensely to the relief Of our
afflicted, suffering iellow-men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing direc-
tions for the use and certificates of their cures, Of
Tie following complaints:
Costyeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
DrOpsey, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion Morbid Inaction OF
the Bowels and pain airing therefrom, Flatuency,
Loss Of Appetite, all Deeases which require Nu
evacuant medicine, They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many COM
plants which it would not be supposed they could
reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neu-
ragia aud Nervous Irriteblity, Derangements Of
the Liver and Kidneys, Gout and other kindred
complaints arising from low state OF the body,
or distractions of It's functions. -.
other preparations which they make more profit
on. Demand AYERS and take none others. The
sick want the best aid there is for them, aud they
should have it.
IN Va Prepared by j. c. AVER & Co.,
~ ~ Lowell Mass and sold by DR.. 0. z.
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Coughs Colds. Horseness Asthma, WhoopinS
Cough, Chronic Coughs Consumption, Bronchlt
and Group. Being prepared from Honey and
Herbs 1t is healing, softening, and eYpedtdflsG
and particularly suitable for all affectationA
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggist
where. Jan lS, 1906,
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DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. STRtCKLAND'S
TONIC is a concentrated
preparation of Roots and
Herbs, with antiacids and
carlnlnatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous svs.
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Sir Robert Adair, tho English am
bassador, had the pleasure Of announcing
to the Emperor of Russia, Alexander,
the great defeat of tho French at Wit
toria. "By the help of Providence,
sire" said he, "wc have gained a great
victory at Vittoria." "What !" said the
emperor, sis Providence one of your
aIics| /" Yes, SIRE" replied the
ambassador; "and the only one who re-
auires subsidies from u.s."
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DR.. J. A. LAIR'S
Eye AND EAR
INFIRMARY,

oec0"d o"eet, near Me P0st CWce,
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
HNHlS new undertaking is now justly exciting
Il the admiration and approval Of the Deaf and
Blind throughout the country. If you suffer with
Disease or Deformity Of the Eye or Ear,
Qomeat once and be cured Do not spend your
time ana money with these quacks and humbugs
who pretend TO work wonders by Witchcraft and
Sorcery. MY experience and exclusive attention
to this branch of the profession, alike justify me
In offering my services TO the public for the treat
ment of the various diseases and deformties of the
EYE and EAR.
remove all diseases and impairment of vision
QUICKLY and SKILFULLY. only fce inmates
are required for the removal Of
CATARACT" "PrERYGIUM," AND
"CRoss EYES"
treat both Acute and Chronic Inflammation of
the Lids bya new process, which is one of the
modern gonders It's application Of remedies to
Eye is free from pain or danger to the organ, and
its success is WiI0nt a parGAeh Come and see for
yourselves, and yOu wiHRecer regret ii.
WR you be Blind Whjle Sights withia you reach
or uky hold on to a pair Of ugly Gross Eyes, uhen
they can be made Straight in fire mRutesS
E5-No charge for Advice or Examination !.
Terms reasonable.
For further particulars address,
J. A. LAIR, N. D..
Portsmouth, Ohio.
NAV Y, G6-3m.
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The Edinburgh Review enumcrates
the number of words in the English
language acquired in childhood at one
hundred, and this by an initiative pro-
cess which wakes less active as the child
becomes an adult, If he does not be-
long to the educated classes of society,
he will at no period acquire more than
three hundred or three hundred and
fifty. Upon stock of twice the
amount he may mix with learned men,
and even write a book and this when
our entire vocabulary contains thirty-6vc
Thousand words.
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The New York Illustrated News
publishes a portrait of Captain Samuel
p. Gushing of Providence, but puts an
other officers name under it, while the
captains name is attached to another
mans phiE Such Is military glory.
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lem. 1t is a certain remedy for Dyspepsia or In.
digestion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidity
of the Stomach, Fatulencyand Debility. II Is not
alcoholic, therefore particularly suited for Weak,
Nervous and Dyspeptic persons. For sale by ali
Druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
Jan 49, 1866. 1y
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Proud men never have friends; not
in prosperity, because they know nobody
not in alyersity because then nobody
knows them.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
Sta6t an6 Gtaat.

GH Sim Gonntae III salIer Sribe
batten mir 9eIe9enbeif, ben 9lnoIern an
ben uferu bes Cumberland 6luEes einen
8efu9 db3uItalten. SbgIei1 mir red1t
gut ipilIerl, oaB Der Gei6ma6, fur 8ers
gniigHngea eberfo berld)ieben ipie fir
Speiien lit, obeleid mir Iogar iiberseugt
finb, OaB Der gine &arten un6 @hdds
brett Dem 8iereInle un0 bibl@en gfaos
den uorsiebt; 70 f6nnen mir bod nitbt
urnbii, al ben SSreunDen Oes eSlen QLns
gelns 81 9elteben, baB tuen1 bic Slide
iib iirtrfier 70 LANCE tpie am lebten
Gonnta9 Waoreerl gum anbeiBen rOtbi>
gen IniIetf, biefe 2iebbaberei ili9tS tDeis
ter ipie cine -ielbit auferlegte @e6ulbss
probe it, Mir ipreben bier 1atHrIi9
nur bon 9ln9lern, bic nit Der 9lngels
rlltbe bonn dlfer ans bic Sinber Der
5Iutb 81 fangen gebenfen, Slider, ipie
mir einige faben, bic boHltdnbi8e
@rlln0leinen, an oensn 300 beridie-
6ene 9afen neblt 9ofipeife befeftigt finn,
leeen, fin6 bon oieier @eouIosprobe
ausgeld.oIIen. 9ebtere fabren ii, eineni
fleineis Canoe MIR breiltal oes cages,
laelu6bnlih Nforaens, Mittags itn6
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Oigt unb gut lift, rlebnen, iUenn Slide
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oann bic 2eine tpieber in bic Siefe. Ser :
elei6en Semen lie1en mebrere i'm Slub
uno fam man bon Der San9ebriife aus
bic 9eute BET ibrer 8eidaftioung beob ;
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leidt cine babe Gturoe uno f0nnen
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iiren. bon bort benz Eteiben Der Siiber
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lid quer curb ben StuB, lino auf Der
einen Sette am ufer, unl iie Dor Sort
i6tpimrtefl gu betuabren befeitigt ltlb
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berienft, ie 5ipif5en Stpci Safen lit Elm
Stiid Blei angebratbt, 10 6aB bic 9anse
Sdnnr auf Dem @runo oidt auflie9t.
ga eS .Seoem erlaubt, it Slide gu
faneen, 10 fpiirOsn StrafiOnngler melt
6eher tbuu, iuenn fie 81 Orei ooer 8ier
ii6 sulannnens iltad)ten, reine yfol9e
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