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The New York herald., 1866-05-02

~ uemani private family preferred where home com
forts be enjoyed Satisfactory given Ad
dress stating terms &C, A. O. box - New York Post
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

vlvAsrED TO ulIF-iS THE COUNTRY FROM JrSF
w October l, old fashioned double House, ~ii
stable fully but piny furnished In ,lsgl not over OK
hours the city, and the depot The housa
must bc well shaded aud In healthy s~etnn OF country
Wcshestrr Connecticut preferred Adfess tos ioi sss
York Pos, oeo giving rent which must be reasonable Ani
full particulars
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REGAL INTELLIGENCE.

District Court In Bsno-President Judge
Sharswood and judges Stroud and dare.--Judg.
ments were entered in the following cases TINS
Catherwood VS.. Alexander. Exceptions to audi.
tors report recommitted to the auditor, that the
parties excepting may demand an issue according
to law.
Steel VS., Foy. Judgment for plaintiff on the de-
murTer
1he current and deferred motion lists were then
taken up and disposed OF.
Court of Common PleEs-President Judge
Acknowledgements we're entered In the following
cases this morning. the opinion OF the Court each
case being delivered by the President Judge:-
Company. Exceptions to the award OF a jury to
assess damages for the taking of wharf on the
tons sustained and the report referred back to jury
for reconsideration.
Callahan VS.. Callahan. Rule for divorce Ordered
that the Examiners report be approved but that the
decree OF divorce be not made until the two years
have expired, in which time the husband can offer
Wagner 6 De Haven. Rule to take off nonsuit
Luke j. Gaines estate. Exceptions to Auditors
report Exceptions to the doctors clam sustained.
German Lutheran Congregation. Exceptions to
EXamneTs Report relative to the application of the
Trustees order to sell real estate of the corpora
on and apply the proceeds to tue erection of other
church buildings and school houses The property
includes the burial ground ON Eighth street,
between Race and Vine streets, the whole being
valued at $3.50 600 The, Court sustain the excep.
tions on the ground that due notice of the
meeting OF the congregation TO determine the ques-
ton OF selling the property was not given and the
matter s therefore referred back the congregation
Tor their action, after due notice to the members.
he following charters were approved by the
Court
The Unitarian Society, OF Germantown.
Kaa Kadosh NeVeh Samuel.
st. Johns Reformed Church, of West Philadel-
pha.
The Boarding Home for Young Women.
Jewish Hospital Association
The following charters were rejected:-
The Belmont Building Association.
HanC-ip-Hano Mutual Benefit society.
Moth PHI adelpha Building Association
Industrial Bui ding Association.
Independent Daughters of the Union
Rising Sun M Il Church.
Masonic Relief ASSOCIATION. ,.
kensington Mutual Cooperative Assocauon'
Mercantile Reading Association.
In rejecting these charters Judge allison stated
that many of them had evidently been prepared by
persons who we've not familiar with the meaning of
All cases remaining undspOsed of will be decided
on next Saturday including the City Commissioner
contested election case.
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FOURTH EDITION
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July Z.

WAsHlNGToN, July Z.
Senate.
Mr.. Morgan, IN. ~ d esented n lengthy remoh-
STRANGE fiom the New York Chamber OF Commerce.
aGsinst the Tariff bill. Referred to the Committee
on Finance.
A discussion, in which Nessrs Johnson, Ind T.,
Trumbull, (Illsl Sumner MASS y and Fessenden,
me, participated took place motion to receive
the report OF the minority Of the Committee Of FIT.
A resolntion was fually adopted that the paper
prtsentedSby MIR. johnson be received as the news
news OF the minority, but that in receiving 1t the
Senate do not establish pieceden for The future
~ Mr. Trumbul ul.) reported from the Judiciary
further consideration OF a number of petitions.
Among them was one for the expulsion Of Garrett
DAVIS, senator from Kentucky and one for the
speedy ulnl DY court.martlal OF Jefferson DAVIS.
House of Representatives.
mr. scnenck tOho) made an appeal to the House
IN regard to the yarIous army bills pending before
the two bOuses. lie said he had an interview the
other day with General Grant and the Secretary of
War both OF whom urge the necessity OF bill being
mand Tor more troops than be enlisted under the
present law.
1t appeared to him that the Committee on Military
A AnaIs in the Senate were determined to recommend
action on no army bill emanating from the House.
pTeferrng he supposed, to have the credit OF orlgi.
mating II lie therefore proposed, with the unani-
nous consent OF the House. to report back the
Senate bill referred some time ago to the COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs OF the House. to move that the
House bill be adopted as substitute for It. to call
tor the previous question, pass the Senate bill aS so
amended and then let the disagreement be'ween
the two Houses be reconced by a Committee of
Conference.
Mr.. padding 0hiol o' jected.
hr Kasson Uowal from the Committee on Appro-
priatons, reported a bill authorizing reimburse.
ment TO the Territory of Nebraska of certain ex-
penses incurred in repellinR Indian hostihtles
he bill was read twice, and referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole on the State of the Union.
On molten of Mr. Nlblack lind y the Committee on
Appropriations were discharged from the further
consideration of the petition of citizens OF Venango
county, Pennsy lvanla, asking an appropriation for
the dlscoverer of petroleum and the same was re-
ferre6 TO the Committee on Patents.
Mr.. Eliot Mass D from the Conference Committee
on the bill further to prevent smuggling, made a
report which was agreed TO. The points of contro-
versy were as to mere matters of detail
The House resumed, as the regular business in the
morning hour the consideration of the. senate bill
to grant land titles IN California.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July -;Stocks are stronger. Chicago
andIRock island 952 ILLINOIS Central, 129; Michigan
Southern, 79i; New York Central, 995; PennsyI.
vana Coal, 81; Canton COMPANY, 65S; Virginia IS,
66 n issouIi 6s, 67A; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany 541; Tennessee Is: 81 Carolnas s5t Georslas
United States Coupon 6s, 10ss; Colo, 1891.
BALTIMORE, July Flour is dull. Wheat
steady; new white So 05G310 Corn active with
an advancing tendency. White 81 1691' '18; yellow
98 cents. Provisions quiet Mess Pork IS quoted at
S34. Sugar stea0y. Whisky dull at 50 81.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
Relief for the Portland Sufferers.

PROVIDENCE. July THE citizens held
meeting to-day, and authorized Acting Mayor
Jones 10 notify the Mayor OF Portland that he
would at once honor draft for $40, 900 in aid of
the sufferers by the late terrible confagration.
Liberal contributions are being made, and the
amount will doubtless be much exceeded,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
The Weather at Washington.

WASHINGTON, July THE weather to-day is
the warmest that has been known here for seve-
raj years. The thermometer indicates 100 de-
grees in the shade.
Several cases of sun-stroke are reported, one
of which has proved fatal.
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The Weather.

Boston, July THE thermometer started
this morning at s5, and at 10 o'clock reached "a
degrees in the shade.
Arrived, steamer Norman, from Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

THE CORN EXCHANGE AND THE PORT
CHANGE held Tins mormng' MT Charles H cum.
mings called the attention of the members to the
terrible fire at Portland, Maine, and suffering
which has arisen therefrom,
Mr.. L. G. Mytin9er moved that the sum OF one
thousand dollars be appropriated for the relief Of
the sufferers. Mr. G. R. Tlsdall seconded the motion,
and il was unanimously adopted
The President was directed to telegraph to the
Mayor OF Portland to draw at sight on Job 5.
1ViDs the Treasurer of the Assocaton for the above
amount.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

FIRE FIREI-This destructive element is
doing what 1t in small TO rival ITS ravages
in Portland. Its success was not hattering this
morning however. AT O'Clock fire broke out IN
Funk's turning shop, in the rear of No. 800 Race
street. doing very little damage,
Ats O'Clock NJ. a hay.lo'I in Ennis street, below
Beach, belonging 10 the Quentin estate, ana oocu-
pied al present by Barney O'ROurke, likewise caught
FIRE and was damaged to the extent OF $500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

THE CITY CoBIBIIssIoNERs.--In accordance
with a resolution which passed the Clty Councils,
indictments have been prepared, and will be duly
presented, against John Given and the other City
Commissioners charging them with conspiracy to
defTaud the city awarding the contracts for s'a
tionery in 1866 1t was xpected that the decision
in he contested election case of Weaver vs. Given
would have been rendered to-day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
THE TEETH.
HOLT0N D E NTAL
ASSOCIATION.
AN AN SING TORY.
BY One who visited the Cotton Dental
Association.

Aho0B1AthOms
"Alishtns from the omnibus which hss brought us
through Broadway's hunying throng which seem eve
pursuing some mockng phantom that eludes their grasp
we ascend the marble steps of the Cooper Union It's
all very ne to enter this pleasant reception room, bu
the stuoio beyond the folding doors-ay there's the
rubl But ns the kindly face and pleasant voice OF the
Professor greet us, Sand shorn of halflts
terrors. Yet we cannot forbeRr asking, present
our credentials and look midy at the compassionate
dark eyes so far above dminutive stature, win
It kin usr pleasant laugh and assuring word COO
vince us that our time has comes and comply
with the invitation TO enter the operating
two accompanying trends (the fair OF
the hue OF driven snowJ with very much the feeling that
the fly accepted the pToered hospitality of the spider
Ere aware oft we are seatedsn the dreaded chair
gagged in pleasant conversation Suddenly we find prop
insinuated between our jaws, the mouthpiece OF
villanous looking black bag between our lips Two pair
OF hands, so gentle In their mBuipulaons to almost
lead doubt their owners belonging 10 the mAscu
line persuasion hold mouth upon the ripe that the
inhalation of the gas may be perfe Ct while the
owners OF the aforesaid hands speak gentle woros OF
encouragement The soft hand of lady assistant is laid
assuringy on our own, and almost feel the sup
pressed anxiety Of the two beloved companions behind
the chair. A buzzng sound, as of myriad swarms o.
bees Anon comes floating by, in grand measures and
long-drawn cadences, sweet old tumphal hymn such
those may sing who, having LETT all of earth behind
them, enter into the glory OF the Lord and mingled with
this wild symphony of oashng waves ringing their
ceaseess never more Yet how srange that last word
of the hymn US slight twitch. followed by two
which partook C the nature OF strong yet pain
less wrench Your teeth are out three kind voices
sufficiently to comprehend their mesnlng until the
assurance is repeated by OF the am lar voices be-
hind the chair We Iise a now being and leave at the
feet Of the kind operator fifteen molars ncisors-a
tribute TO the greatest discovery of the age.
"MARY n. RoCKwE
DIR. COTTON has made the Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Cas-" TOR more than twenty years past and
originated Its anRsthe for the extraction of th
in May, 1862 Since then have administered 1t to
over - -.----
Is 0OO PATIENTS,
Is 900 ATIENrS.
without gle failure to produce nsensbiity pain
or OF unDleas ant Injurious effects from tbe
gas, which is so incident to chloroform and ether
Every one of these Is QUO patients have signed GER
tifcate scroll that the operation painless and plea
SAINT We extract from ten to fifteen teeth with one
| dose of gas.
The following are the of OF the distln
guished persons whom have extracted teeth with
| the gas. and to whom we would confidently refer:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

Run OvRR.-Y esterday afternoon George
over bv his own wagon, which was heavily loaded.
at FOrty.eIghth and Lancaster avenue John Minor
was also bad injured by being run over IN Warren
street above Thirty seventh.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

PICKPoCKET ARREsTED.-Jobn Collins
was arrested yesterday, charged with picking the
pocket of Maria JansOn, at Tenth and Arch stTeets,
OF 1914 Collins was taken before Alderman Jones,
who held him in 5000 bail. The money was found
N his POSSESSION.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

FOUND DEAD.-Yesterday afternoon Mi
Ohael Bradley was found dead at Second aud
Chatham streets. The Coroner was summoned,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

ESCAPE OF RoBBRRs.--About 345 this
morning the residence of Mrs kroll, No 1919
Ca lOwhil street, was entered by two thieves in the
rear. Officers MoLoughlin and Mitchell pursued
to effect their escape by getting through bulk
N1ndOM.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

RoBBING SLEEPING MAN About
o'c ock this morning man was sleeping on ste o
In the street. when another man. nsmed John q.
Wilkins tried TO rob him. Wilkins was arrested,
and taken before Alderman Jones, who held him IN
$500 bail
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

SLIGHT FIRE.-Last night, about halt-past
eleven O'Clock, q slight fire took place at No. 633
Barclay street A bed was destroyed, but no further
DAMAGE done.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

WASHINGTON July There was no Executive
session of the Senate yesterday, and consequently
the reported confirmation of A. B. Sloanaker on
that day is not correct.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN INDEPEN-
DKNoE SoUARE-rhe Philadelphia Division, OF
T., will hold temperance meeting tomorrow sun
dayl afternoon, at O'Clock, on the Big Stand In
1ndependence Square entrance on Chesnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

STORE ROBBERY. - Last evening John
Croning went into the store OF Joseph Jewel, at
Sixteenth and Market streets and stole coat and
other articles. he was held IN $500 bail by Alder
Innna
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

GENERAL SHERMAN BXPECTED.-It is
und, rstOOd that General Sherman will arrive IN
Philadelphia on Monday next. and at haltpast ten
O'Clock on MONDAY evening no will be rendered the
compliment of q serenade at the Union League
Rooms.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

DEATH FROM SUNsTRoKE. -- Michael
Brady, fifty years of age was sunstruck yesterday
at Howard and Birch streets, and died from the
effects of the same.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

DEATH OF GARRIoK MALLEBY, ESQ.,
The venerable Ju0ge Mallery the dest active mem
ber Of the bar of this CITY, died yesterday. Judge
Malery, who lived 70 the good old aye OF foursooIe
wears, was born in Massachusetts, but received his
education at Yale Go ege, where he graduated early
In the present century.
Following the profession of a school teacher at
first he studied law meanwhile, and was admitted
to the bar in 1912, residing the time at Wilkes
barre in this State where he soon acquired large
and lucrative practice.
Entering pot cal lite in 1926 he went first to the
State Legs ature, IN which his record was clear and
strong A few years after he WIS appointed by the
OF Northampton, Lehigh and Bel ks.
ResiRning THIS position in 1885, JUDGE Mallery re-
sumed the practice of the law In this city, soon
to the front rank of the profession especially
in all questions pei tanng to the TITLES to land.
He was also employed Ior a long time Us the prin-
cipal legal adviser OF Inc Camden and Amboy and
other leading railroads.
JudPe Mhllery had been married three times, and
was allied to many of the principal families in tine
Stale On Monday next there will be meeting OF
the bar OF this city, at which the proper honors VIII
be paid his memory
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DIED.
SPARHAwK.- On the evening of the 9Th instant
HORACE KNEASS inIant son OF Samuel aud
Sarah A. SpaThawk, aged 10 m0nths
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

ACCIDENT John McNabb. q laborer at
Hall & Hestons coal yard Hestonyille, had ms
hand and foot so terribly mangled Yesterday OY
being run over on the Pennsylvania Railroad, tnat
amputatiOn of both limbs had 10 be performed. he
was taken to his residence at Ffty-iourth and rear
streets
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. BIOKRENE,
OR EXPERIMENTATION.


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storer OF wasted and inert functions.
he feeble the aged and all those who nave In any
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BIOKRENE cures General Debility, Impotency Ner-
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10 FEMAEES.-Thls preparation is Invaluable In ner,
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wasted strength with wonderful permanence vvsDon
also grand Tonic, and WI Sye o re lei IN IN is Tse
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Drug ss generally Sent by express anyWheIS ~ ~
dressing HUTCHINGS HILLYEk Proprie''''
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,,o.h.,,o DY0TL 4 Cos
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DocToR PAUL NJ BRENAN.-Tnis eminent phYsi-
clan and surgeon is celebrated for his ability in ex-
aminIn0 all diseases His knowledge as a Diagnst. !.
clan is superior to any physician III the United
States. He can tell the disease no mater what 1t
is or by what cause produced, and will cure the
same II the case IS durable. He prepares and ad-
and reliable All persons suffering from disease,
should see the Doctor at once. Consultations free.
Principal office, No. 50 south Third street. Hours
from 10 to l. Branch office, No, SS5 Race street.
BOurs to8 p M i
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

THOSE SKELETON LINEN SUITS we are now SELL
ing Olve universal satIsfac tion this warm weather
which is saying a great DEAL Charles Stokes 6 Co.,
Clothiers, under the Continental.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

Mu4 Elm faubsrss 5arfshpaar.-3u
8bsba in msfpbalsn 1T firslia Die 6irilin bon
Bsntttim Ssdlsnburs tiuosrlos s~stcrbsn. sc
mar 70 cine gar frcmme ps.icn, Die cine Sisnf'
rnaso aus Dem Gisnfe jasen %fOnnte, rsnn iclhs
tsim Arfslsn Der 9spfsl unpsrisbsns sinsn aipfsts
tiB tbat. NuD i9rsn SObe braats fs nca Bslp,
artsitsr sur Stage, benin Der Barit tatts Rs i'm Wsau,
lcleum aufssftsat, uno nun fcnntsn Die 4rbsiter auf
DEN naben Ustesrn es Dor fariliaem Gsianfs niht
auebaltsn, ropsn fs beun Der Yolibsi snssiss
rnahtsn. Ser Sirlt isltft 1T aud elm Sreunc BON
4Sro.sfsn. Sod fiirjliA bat er nit Der jibiihsn
@smetnDs nm epnascss uno Shule prccsiiirt, atsr
p%srlorsn; NIT sinem 9~anoslsmauns 1T er msssn
elmer Same Wilh gu Gsriat sssansen, nobei Die
msrfpireiss Gntiheioun9 BACON abbins. Of bic
iIrnlihe MtlfsItn bic Same Wtilh i'm Otter ses
laiIsn cesr niat. Die firlilihen Sitter am 8bsoa
Il, snorm, unD bod lGbt per berr esinsn Scnnsns
ilrabl auf Elm anosrss armss Msnitsnfinb falsn,
pascssn fat sr in ltinsm Shlc65artsn isinsn ammo
20 fsspirtsn Suncen elm 9snfmal s,Isst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

Smpcrt BON @srtrehern. = Ser
trirtembsrsilts staatsanseissr BON ii. Set. ent,
Salt fcfSsnosn Stedbrisi aus Dem 3uattauie @ct.
tssaslt: Ser anr Austpaneeruns bssnasists, 80
Sabre alie, ssfdtrtihe 0etbreher Safot bsinria
Natltn9 BON Shmiebauien, .. q. Warbab if
am 81. p. N. Dem jur gpseiticn atsrsetsnsn Nuss
manSsrnnssrsentsn in 9silbronn entipiasn."
Ser lining iiDosntihsr 8ssisrunssn, Mrnsrifa
as @clonie fir itse 9ertrehsr ,u tsniisen, 1T bis,
in nntrisliher sssiis su Sage ssfDmmen. Sin
Ssfa6rtiHsr 8erbrshsr, CT bat etnen Woro unf
mebrsre &autsreien psritt, mirb aug Dem Sutt
aauis s~nliafsn uno einem 2lus,panbsrunss. Mssntsr
als Maare ltsrsetsn, bic liter Nottsrbam mad
amerifa III fpeoirm TT, tris fribsr bic prctf,
Dcrn, Safcti &C., uno nann sntlsst lih bic Rsais
runssprsiis iitsr Die 6rspel, bic ben iolben Gut
ieftsn in Mntertfa rsritt psresn !! 9arf man lid
mad lclasn VDrsanssn %wunosrn, msnn AUDI 81,
Stiellen uno 9criiB auf einsn iclten @napenafi
se4nsu? Stun, Die amsrifuuiIas Nesisruns mitt
I'D lplHen Support elm fir alsmat p%srbittsn, unt
@oniul 3lauprstt Sisbt tsrsits in 9i!trOnn ale
Gsfanet5unssn elm, um Ttere Gcfamsnte iber hiss
fen 6aa MAD Wai9tnstoa siuiaidsn gu eSnnsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08
GartOftclfGule.

GO 1T cine aussemahts 3tatiate, ba6 bic Sars
tchsllaule enrh einen Gun8us, elm ~fhmammarti.
ses sdmarcserssnahs. mac aerSbnlih Shim,
mel asnannt riro, bsrporscrnfsn niro, irfltsr
baup,idt LID burd WGrms unb WiTs entitsbt. 8ss
gen Die @ntfsbunS ~oeiIslesn sisbt ss fsia Wiittsl f;
CT entfiebt inter a%erifisn @srhdltniHtn une Sin,
fihen iu1ner, uno imar nidt Bios an BEN Sartof.
fslu, icr Bern aud an anesren Mur,etserGhien
uno am Gift. Sas bsfe une sin,ise Uiittcl assen
Die Tamle. bsftett in Bolssnrsm: Wtan crate
bic Gartrfsln aus, icbalo tie reii iinb; bisicn 3sit.
pupft erfsnnt man oaran, CAP oas Sraut melf pirb
nnb %abifirbt, eleidpiel Oh bic Sartcfsl i'm Suli
roer i'm Sspttmtsr Dbsr October rsif pire bonn
rpenn niht du6ere 9inFais es psrrriuGen. 70 iiirtt
oas Sraut niht Dor Der Jtsifs Der Druht al. eG6t
man bic &artrhsln mad Der &sifs nod i'm Bcben,
70 Fno fs Der 6du!s ausseisst. @snn tsim suss
MAIDEN angsfaulte &artcfsln balne, 70 leIe man
eielelben i~crsfd(tiB aus, uno LAP bic sutsn in Der
Come gut trofnsu unb lsss fs barr in einen Gil r.
len, tro6nsn Seller, 10 piro ftp feline Dduls
mebr ali ibnen ,eissn. GSenn Der Shimnsl I'D
nod nitt burh Die baut cher Shals ~sefreien bat,
uno allc.nc@ feline rirflihs Sduls ba it. 10 Der.
lhirtnoet eetislte, ME bic &artcTsl in Ger Come
ceer font gut sstrofnst tpiro, uno lie fault mad Der
nitt. irenn le an einem fablen, trcfnen Orts auf=
tenahrt trtrb.