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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
Intelligence from Mexico.

.za.ss-H NEW YORK, August7.
The Herald's Mexico City special of the
3lst ult. says Honorate Dominique had
pronounced against the Government i'm the
State of Vera Cruz, and had seized some
villages on the railroad. Heawas levying a
heavy tariff on his own account on the
freight that came into his hands. g.
Hostilities were going on in the State of
Puebla, but at Queretaro the insurgents
had been compelled to submit.
Ortega and Patoni had been released by
JuareZ. 'f cong lH5 -1i-aip ,Lsie rs
The blockade at Mazatlan had been
raised. 3s,1s irs a1rf olz' ) .Is.-a
The .vomito was severe at Vera Cruz.
II d. st. Domingo and Hayti.
Telegraphic advices from st. Domingo
and Hayti state that Baez had been defeat
ed at Saybo by the Cabral revolutionists.
Salnave still held his own in Port-au-
Prince, and is said to be gaining ground in
the interior. sv1gs sal i' syd 1ait,s3s ls..gas7
News by the Steamer Onward,
ss % .al, from YOlkOhoma.sr5 5.sf't-
''hE -ae'7-s- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6. .t
The United States ship Onward, from
Yokohoma, is reported off the Heads.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

FoLIAGE.-The delicate beauty of the
spring foliage Of trees has disappeared
everything green has deepened its color
and the leaves have expanded to their full
size, Instead Of an exquisite delicscy, in
Size and color, fhe! foliage is rich, lheayy
and luxuriant. This is the season of ma
ture's most voluputous growth. There are
three particular periods In the life and
death of foliage each year, in which the
leaves are peculiarly beautiful. The
beauty Of each period is entirely distinct
fromthat Of either of the others. The first
has passed this year-the germ period !;
the second we are now enjoying; the third
will come in the autamn, the many tinted
season. Between each period the time of
transition reminds, Us Of past beauty or
suggests that which IS coming.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

mfrliately, where it was made the special
order for, Tomorrow at 10 O'clock The
bill will ,updoubtedlyj pass. Dispatches
from the recently elected Senators were re-
|eeived to day advocating this course. 1h'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

DELICATE DEcIsIoN.--It has been decid-
ed BY appellee justice in Getham-and as it
leads the fashions wesre aated to follow it
--thatifemales haye xperfect right to wear
male attire. and vice yesa. An errone-
Gus impression, preyails that it isD q misde-
Inezu0r for one sex 70 put on the clothes Of
another, but such Is not the case. The law
which provides DISCUSSES only appertains
to masking or hiding the features, and can
NOT tpossibly prchibit the wearing of any
costume, which, person may fancy. Z This
win send thrill Of Joy TO the hearts Of
Bloomerites. We really regard it as grand
point gained for the advocates of female
enfranchissmshtia oS1AVA 4sa.si.1 sai.A4 iEs,v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

rszzzzxpE.-Rhe Capital City Band fa-
vored us with serenade last night, intro
ducing, aznumber, of fine pieces, which
were brilliantly executed. The gentlemen
have our thanks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

IWE'vEGo BIe BIefSCAREpOM-We have
been notified by an eminent and gorgeous
Black and Tanner, who has authority to
write death warrants Id Latin, that the
Black and Tanners are about to chaw us
up, to annihilate us;s in one fearful word,
to tan US. They are to have q tanning ma
chine of some kind mounted on a wagon,
in which they propose totanIaibull's hide,
which bulls hide they propose to call Spiv-
ins. Let US give 'em a word of advice. 1t
you foolwith the 1bnll look out for the
horns.s Such things are the efforts of i'm
pos dniiai, which is to say, cat with a
shorn tail is not comely to look upon, and
we don't scare; worth cent. .gbn9H IIig
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

Nor SATIsErsD.9-E. Clay Briggs, who
writes for the Journql over the signature
of ga Tanner.pl lis not satisfied with our
reply to his first communication to. that
paper. We certainly can't help it. Though
we are sorry that the Young Orator is not
satisfied-77so sorry that the pearly tears roll
down our cheeks like pumpkins down a
hill--yet we can't help it. When Y. o.
lsatifies us that guarding reb. prisoners as
member of 'Hancoek's Condemned. Yam
kees'' is soldering, then we, shall be more
particular in endeavoring to satisfy him.
Wegiye \, o. our blessing and let him go.
II wrenches us too much to kick at noth-
Ing, to continue controversy with him. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

I'm. C, A;vThe devotional exercises at
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, on Sunday morning, will be
condueted sby Rev Mr.. Osborne. Al are
invited, and . fall attendance is desired.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

9sW Selfestsem Y the root OF esteem
from others. II You don't have a good
opinion of yourself no one will have OF
you. But don't let self esteem run into
vanity. Then it becomes offensive; No. ]
fsasdoa Ihdnbsrep odoa's asspise) gsa.I
and 3.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

W For scientific shave and a real, in
vigorating bath, call at Billy Baltzer's, No.
183S6uth High, street, up stairs.O * LI9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

FIRST PREsBYTEBIAN CHURcH.-Seryices
will be held in this church tomorrow at
the.usual hours. Preaching by Rev. Il. M.
Macfracken.ssl w - k4$f a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
Grant Black and Tan Procession.
.TN1M11NAH94 83NlMU2
2255l0, % 900 90, People More or Less. ss

I rn,ss7oisA" r,,Ms,,o
II I.tVjM1UNAH5A II iIsiiWiiS
I250. .000 Pannfn More mr. ess
BInod dTst7Bd 5Ig Gf5iiloE $500
4l,, 49, .lEl.,4-N v xl,
anu e" Aux
zs-s-rgsr.- -s-.-z.lse lse----exs-s1Y,z - -
- -. - -
e eIn,ols & sns y ~oa,a Or. sa'
| '-eS o'Aos 49, ssao ioois @ae uos oe1,
Ts. .,,l ~ =
~ Inc grant 19 tanners are 70 turn OUT
aaa .ney VIII carry torches fss:s ,.,,s,,4
OioA Ahoinpson-'4liolnpsoh III witna y
is to spoke.
FL So is Sam Galloway. e dN4z4 Thilt
nd de farmers are are, to t,rn ont
Ard ,nsy viii -csrr,s to.ohess = 49, -, 'SoG
lsg;,,, ~ y = et t - looiSuSo' - Z oge
There will be blowing of herDs and beat
hs osaarams' ana saootlng Oh rockers q
| And the Grant Tanners are to turn out
e And they will carry torches. N e OIL!
bsss The Procession will form at halt-past
and III nS m ears ana lu,onvna. a Mx
s,sbt ~ ~ -, !, T,,sh
4, Z, 4, &C ~ &. 4, ~
liS9s IfT -IS StiIf1 - - $50 =
'Sr ink oteet. q sgd@gloo ssve.aI-iA AVA
4 sssslSz n l., GIDEoN's BRASS BAND ~ - Pa
Brsss i. sG.s...s. ...s. :. Eg Clay BRIGGS
4 -,.o.oa .1",,.a. - - C,,;n... J .a.s 20. 20
be bs fs;gSssasss 81 tSs cnrSesia1s os thu
horse, for his rider has . bottle of arnica
liniment and an accident insurance ticket
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

The ORGANIZATION OF CLuBsi--Weaare
glad to see that the peopleaare entering
with spirit into the epresent campaign
Several clubs have been formed; and others
are In process of formation. The Demo-
crats enter tbis contest with q determina-
tion to win, and they will win. q saiyi1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
~ For a good, soft water bath 20 to
Billy Baltzers, No, 1Qs South High street,
here was a fair turn

slUALOoT pECoRD- Inere was q Ialt TURN
out Of ogaloots again yesterday. = 5,s
Oscar jackson, VIM. B. E iwards and s!
Van Sickle formed a gay party whose de
Termination not to. retire to their respec-
tive and downy .couchessSj I'd bsdsildaT rsat
TIL morn parts the curtains Of the
WIS aondlyo and Y frequently ienunciated.
They were on q bully old spree. The May
or fined them s5 eacil and IN default sent
them to Sinners Rest. nepab-sIgi-fT TET
Henry Ptautcl- a poor old German, got
on d drunk as relief from his life's ills.
He was discharged from arrest on the pay
ment OF costs.
John Murphy and John. Connel have no
visible means of support. In order that
this charge might be removed, the Mayor
ordered them to be permitted to labor at
the stone pile for fifteen days, for being va
grants. They'll find work enough there.
Michael Harris is muscular Christian.
Mike has an idea that he is half-sister to
McCoole and first cousin to John Heenan,
For being drunk and disorderly he was
committed to the care of Mr.. Hartman, in
defaultof payment of S5 and costs. .ssniIi II
The LYCEUM AssocIATIoN.-The Lyce-
um Association held their first regular
meeting last evening in their new Hall,
corner of High and Town street, at which
a Constitution was adopted and the follow
ing officers were elected for the first regu-
lar term: President, Fred. Bell; Vice
President, J. B. Miller; Secretary, WIN.
81. Stuart;l Treasurer, James S. Geary Liz
brarian, 8. P. Brettingham. The election
of other minor officers and the adoption of
Bylaws will take place at the next busi-
ness meeting on Wednesday next. In the
meantime the apparatus tor the Gymna-
sium is being rapidly put up and the libra
Try open daily to members of the. Society.
There were seventeen new members ad-'
mitted at this meeting, and the donation of
books and papers beyond all expectation
in fact, quite small library al once-and
it is the intention to make this department
the finest of its kind in Central Ohio. A
committee will wait upon our citizens for
further donations and to increase the list of
honorary members,
| TRANSFORMED YEsTERDAY.--The follow
lowing transfers of real estate were left at
the Recorders Office on yesterday: .
Francis A. Sells and wife to Gordon
Noodle, Aug. Sd, part of inlot No. 759 in
the city of Columbus, for sc, 200. lasfi ~:
Henry Maurer and wife to Harriet Wig
gins, July oath, lot No. 80 of Henry Man
rer's subdivision of lands in the CITY OF Co.
lumbus, for $I26 Sc.
Henry Maurer and wife to Ann M. Ros
and Susan Roe, July oath, lot No. 81 OF
'l Henry Maurer's subdivision oflands in the
city. of Columbus, for sl4O.l Los99IiHq -
4 Oscar Read and wife to Orange Howev
Aug, 7th, inlot No ~ in the town of Rey-
j noldsburgh, for $500. ,'ys,1.,. f,gsa 90 s
Benjamin Frankel and wife and William
j FIankels and wife to Mahala Senter, July
4 seth, part of inlots Nos. $50 and 2S1 In the
city of Columbus, for $4,000. : 70 g4. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

EFouf years ago soiday Fort. Gaines,
Mobile, Bay. was surrendered. The night
before Fort Powell was blown up,ybs al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

FILED YEsTERDAY.-The Buckeye Build
ing and Saving Association Of Dayton
Montgomery county, Ohio, filed its certifi-
cate of incorporation with the Secretary
of State yesterday. 1t is organized for the
purpose of procuring to its members, by
their savings, IN an easy and safe manner
q capital for the purchase, erection or re-
pair of houses, &c. Capital stock 100000
in shares of $500 each, to be paid insat the
rate of twenty-five cents per week. c. l..
Vallandigham, Thomas A. Lowe, James
Kelly, Elihu Thompson, D. 6. Fitch, W.
H. Belleville and T. NJ. Miskelly are the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

THE BRIDGE CASE CoNTINUED.-Thes sem
sationI in regard to the bridge across the
SciotoD river, at the foot Of State street,
suffers no abstement. Yesterday morning
the court met as per adjournment, and the
attorneys for the commissioners Withdrew
their demurrer and fled an answer, SO that
the application for Injunction might be
heard on its merits. After 8 me further
preliminary skirmishing, the court con-
tinued the case until Friday, August 2lst.
And 50 the excitement continues. - -JA
The following letter from Judge Bates
was read in open Court by Lorenzo Eng
lish, Esq ''H 81 Icy sls9a a., - ,ss y Sy5ls
The bridge notice of the Commissioners
isi liable TO all the abuses which were al
luded to in the srgunnent on Tuesday, but
the Commission ought not to have been
charged with anticipating those abuses
and Intending to derive personal adyan-
tage from them. / regret that in the heat
Of discussion made the charge. is7i3d . /
~. - ~ 4.~,- ~ AMhc A<'f Ia hSs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

SANITARY.-The mould, the slime, and
the offensive smells found in damp places,
cellars, closets, and especiallyrin cutters
and garbage-tubs, are every hour rutrefy-
ing, and they poison the air. These and
otherpreventable evils are causing so much
needless sickness and mortality, that-it is
now the duty of every person to do what he
can to promote cleanliness, and to secure a
suitable use of disinfectants to remove and
prevent the consequences of putrefaction
in places and things that are unclean.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
Hayti and St. Domingo. News.
.1gbb.igE - euszhfas ,I5TEE ,boos@
Arrival of the Onward from Japan.

Sc, &c-,s o'z-&c,t tsa Sc,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

-oMAToH GAME OF BASE lBALL.1The much
talked of match game Of base ball between
the Capital and Railroad clubs, of this city,
will be, played eon1 the 0lentangy Park
grounds on Saturday next, the 18th inst
The difference In the scores of the two
clubs in their late contests with the Gin
cinneti club, has given rise to considerable
outside discussion as to their relative mer-
It's, and we shall expect TO see great turns
out Of the friends OF the cubs. - 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
wwe had most delicious shower yes

cE Our market Is now well supplied
with fruits and prices are faliing.q oo:s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

Nor ArrIrRopRrA fE..AT6e name Of the
Radical organizations called Tan
nersV as-illuserative7 of Grants early
occupation, IS not very appropriate.
Old Jesse Chats Grants. pap) says.
iq, his, Ledger history, that he was
only Induced TO send Hirsnito West Point.
because be was too olazy.te work In the tam
&Sayssthe old man, she would rather
do'anything else in the world than work
in the tannery.'bl sIa0 10 e2as.sID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

~ =. p tI!a3' y MONTGOMERf, aug. q.
The House to-day, by vote OF 73 yeas to
13 nays, passed the Senate bill removing
disabilities from all persons not allowed to
vote by. the State Constitution. ,In, the
Senate a bill was passed, by ID yeas to liz
nays, which neutralizesg this by taking
away from the people the right to vote for
Legislature. Itwas sent to the House i'm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
San Francisco News.

DAN TRANCISCU, AUX o.
The Steamer Sacramento, for Panama,
sailed to-day, with $514,000 in treasure,
$5O0,O00 for New York. ,--ll -
4 The Union State Convention adjourned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08
saiiy Tor Gruns ana crab Ia.

To7night Is to exhibit tos the world Che
startling fact that all the fools are not dead
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-08

,'7 , s's. . PIrTsBURGH, Aug. z.
River three feet, three inches and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm. Their
80 deg. u - .. - ~
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ESTABLISHMENTS 9iltr'i tt.
$50 i Sir Ssnsrrk: Hagt.6 r.S
9Snta 81. ASrDiiers
&ambeI, l,mb SSSanbeI.

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no mon atihareifeA0en 8erdnbeuingen
Der 1gerBalAiiTe nit 3uberF6t sent8e.-
aen. fe6eh adaf135 seigt 6aS: @ettergIas
6et 4ahOelsb0rfe getD0bnIih eittel1 itiez
6eren tGtanOpllnft g1tn0 lIuaufh0rIi1e
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Die nnfnbG himj t0eIdbe Die @emitBer
benieiferf.isa 9nt benz gegentudrti9en
g8dbIfalApf iaulaat, 100 TO be0euten6e
fnGh5iele Gta8en Der 26iuhs ient9es
genieBen, iit esnibt al bertuilnbern .hdB
SeDernanli nit groBer 8orfi@ bel ieis
men eonfilerSteIlen unternebnult9e1 .su
9Serfe aebt uno cine GENTLE MenoifIid<
feit bel MnIa9e ielbf fleilier Capita
lien in ben @efbaften ofenbart. gere
lutte ftlbft zines SBeileS bes ertD6rbes
men. ooEr eteEbter 8erp58sns III erIeis
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uao bebOr mir iiitbt trie0er ageT@ette
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lung @rnlits 5ur 8raftoentur gepabrt
tueroen marben; in inherent 2anoe bas
ber1Imirb aDastagnpitnIs IN miiffi9er
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fideter, 9el9lkterl @teIIpnol 3pfhaueil
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tbatid&lib dtnb betbeitigen0 einsugrsis
feffJslsD sii sse .esseiH;gE n;s aHa
1Gini@ ieg Der DenOf ratens auf Der
alt0gtei1 Settle 1pilr1ei bon DOrub
eistd1o 8roben S beils pes 9ationaiber>,
n0gens grabe3il in Srage ftellen .Mto
feline, 5eitberige@g ipena 9efabrDen, 6enn
fueap Der. NatioHdi fGrepit our6 3aIs
Luna Der DBh0esi AuIO' in sSapiet gum
Ieeren BoftJpieI. MT tpsIden1 man OIe
greShoteil f0certe, berabfinft, 70 I1Bt
fiA it69Iid botberfagen, ME melt
cine iOlde treuloie 9eeiertn9 ii ibren
NfdBfegefH aebeI luiirbe, iuetde uuf bic
ssfa1aHSe1 Be3ug baben alliil ofIenbar
iuafDen ieBt Nnfere Stnatspn5tere ges
aetf BeISsabInng f0r1tIid uerldIeu6ert
lucr6 iisineiia bic oenfof ratil6e pnrtei
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ner Biz qerin9Ite QlMsl f dit bate IIeoreiA
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no mrllere @dpieteifIh itetsauf gleider
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SurudboItenOe SteiInn9 Des Capitals
subenl 1dabeL unO ben geiuerben aus
ilben niub, leiihtet Se6eip elm. Sic
bIOfe M09Iidfeit Oes @rfCIaes elmer 70
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fen, betteffeaO Die 9lnfl0fune bes oeat>
ftben BMn0es alno Die nlurpation bes
&urfnrifentbuins Our6 oie &rone reus
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in Deutlher uf6 in frans0fif6et @prahe
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men. gfad BEN; mas barber mit0es
tbtilt iDir0, 1T 0iele @1rift elm 8rotelt
9egen Die preuBifde 11iurpation. g8ir
9laubten, bob mir an ben @r<&urflrs
.iten Bic MiuiOnen| ebe1Dafir beaablea,
'SaB er@bOn BroteIten ablafe. @ie
iibertriebene @robmutb @renBens iuiro
iidb fdOefIt1 ourA fiibfen iaifen. SO
lit 3eit, nit ben Depoife6irten cine
ehssss ePrhge sp rsssns gntipeSsr
fie oanfen elm fur alleriaI ab, o6er lei.
iaeH G9FefdgeH.Sine anAere &pra9e
iuonen ie nibt beritehen.,, -.
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0dsu fomlnt. oos II folSbsh gsobI.
Eamafsn faIldle 8ersdlnllhaen un6 8es
bauptunaen III folder NiiIie aufaeteGt
fi,eraes, san % fnif mf,,ssoIfd, Ipirn.
gBabrheit unb sSaifdbeit eshOrie bon
gin6nSer al fitbfen. Nfif einer beiS
'fbieHofen S8iIfiibt fperben 8ahier auf.
aeifeut, meIde feinerIei uirtii6e Be-
oriinouno haben uno tpeaiaer nuf cine
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5tano Ser Mnaeleaenbeiten unO enc
flare Grorteruna ser @efdaftsberbdlt>
lliile binsieIen, ala .alaf 0rlerlne bon
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a9q Is5o 4 ! ietoHrt sfslbat. : gag
pstaa's p''' g satites
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sic &pnferi,afipfit.

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: .ssn.4 .;a,Hae Doto mar
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= fur Sabr,
gfah Neuerlingeit itreben, faIlt &eitensl
eatua9 l9ib bon ltnS eint dhi
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9Sas frommen gleuerun9er?-S, bofft
babon tein SeiIl
Inns miro, fino lie 9elunsen ilur neue
$ 'a CAT. gu She'll;
Wtan ruft uns lIugebeten aus unf'rer
q sIsa IS golb men Stub,
,tlnb neue Sor9en treten, ben alien
= Soreen su.
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Il .rebtI6n9enebn1?
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s 's' : biibfd bequenll
g9er tpDut uidt, frei bongBeben, 5nfrie=
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SIN alien Stiefel eeben, penn ibii Der
2 fease b neue 6ri6t?
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fiir'S 9lIte be9t.
lln6 i'm ebsipubten @'leiie fid. ruBtg
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&ein Streben na9 &eformen belafet
q linn fem Saupt! a
Ourd feline ueue 9lortnen miro Inn
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ten S9lenorianl
9luf epig lei oas 9leue in M9t un6
Bann getbanl
llnO min man reformiret, 70 labt nit
lautem Stein
Tins fraftig proteftiren uno itets Die
0llten fem!
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