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New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
AT TARRYTOwN.

FOR sALRAbOut the baak' Of the Hndsn within tea
minutes dep garden with abuaases Of i, ass eraA-
mental and forest Doobe brick house, s, fre ensosi
marble and cold water; bath dumb walters d'nos 'ass
s,s and everything consts aess Summer and weer res
a.,s stsbs G Apply for rher parea
lars 70 Csos MALLORY & BLACKWELL No % LiNsH,s.'
FOR sALRPn seres Irvingou and Tsrtous one 81
the ehocs buang Gp aud the ony one len Of
extent Msgsaent OF tho and nsrroundag country
stream Of pure passing through wooded nsirt
length Of the property Only few nas'ss ds
from the depot negbohoO Of Of the dns redeesa
the Hudson This property eead be divided ga. advantage Apply
20 = ~ ..c .r..Ill4 ~ MALLORY BLACKWELL
fain .. --.-9r.I rIf No. IS Liberty ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
AUCTION SALES OF STATEN ISLAND REAL ESTATE

BY A. JoURNEAY III. + .
Uoes ouuidug and lOl acres located Wesise 81, A
Mumfri @leeS1
BY PHELPS, FALLoS & co. .., az,
frame lot the Terrace
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AT YONKERs

FOR sALEover Of land handsomely is ont essnests
and fruit trees sm, fruits &C. n the sne Of A village With
river extending Staten Island house Frame ooghy
ba rooms beside laundry bathroom ard water throshosi
furnace range speing bells &ei good stable ssrssehsss
ke Apply 10 MALL0RY BLACKWELL, No. IS Ibersyst 10y
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AT NYACK.

FOR sALE-Ausu and handsome county seat syssi se
commanding huess Views the s about soe feet vr Oa beat
Ing oaOE &c soaa ss' in part payment s0s's IN b'''yn
also cottages on the h'er isis in abundance ApPJts
(io9 MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lissrsya
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

so G'e & @ ~ TIgENrSr PROPERTY LOTS IN
tne esOls and ether m Btookyn sti eutotesn fhOfhHI1
pop and 36l WEST TWENTY-TlllRDsST:
ebebs1 for SALE LEASE Apply 10 JOHN hohi No -
brsSdHsL
A HOME-A practical PLAN for persons of
~ Moderate 20 'eears eot'ribs HONE ns'r
Access shawn rsrphL shea all hs gst ~ 'hsd
hse Applr 10 X KELLOGG kIseaief So ~ Ceit,t, !.
At No 925 Broadway, STANLEY DAY,
~ Bisr, mails free, to Jour address hs kAALkSIAIk cik
CULAR
MONEY to LOAN on New-York City and
NI Hsw.Jsr.ey property by MORRISON L HALL Real EAs
Brokers'. NJ. le1 DFead~Ay
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Gitp 8taI esiat. for Sat.

0itp HtaI Esiatf for Sak.
A n elegant brown-stone 4-story English base
N HOUSE with rntBrs perfect order Pree $50 O0
Apply Owner the premises no 2ls RAt Thirteentht
A n elegant four-story HOUSE, 25xG3. beanti-
N y tnhed and een,e9lently arranged ir large my
Ff VIII be
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q, AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER 90.
OPPOSITE ,ERw.HAMBuGH 3as 30 cffs
AT NORTH RRANOH.

ON Hgw,JERsgY cgsTRAL RAILROAD. 'l-
FOR sALEls under gooi cultivation aud se seea yssss
and old fruit frame house. t2 10 water beas
barn; mnutes' walk from depot Isl8 ,afi. I'D -
MALLORY BLACKWELL, Ne 50 Libsrsya
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Ntm. .aasrp Efal Gstats for Sait.


A LARGE . HOUSE Sl$l lS e. % lots Of ground
RRITTAN 81 Co. have for SALE, al, East
~ Newark Railroad h6dges e scrs Of lasd assdiss ne
ss st,;; e s T. :s. ss s'a g1s;s t. is
Ssi,t.. IVY .~5',T0L NJ VIZ i0 10lLI
RERGEN POINT, Mai ID. MELLICK, jf..
q. asats Hadsu Goss,y rS ss,ss Sss
sos,iou column Ya1 particulars No IS PIsst a 9 sd q
ENOR SALE--A COUNTRY SEAT and FRUIT
;s' ':S sa sss. si s y:
@ Ss ss .e 5 oSsE J. Ss q sS .s sS
' ssd eo water .nE isE Ssss :oeS
ftec up With black xsihd bookcases marble nAB.e se Hs
2I bees the wet, fe. wesnee are stairs Of ash aud
gaS and sliding deer INTO pantry and china closet
Winter kitchen vi hot and COW @ 'ssie % Se nsss &
bedrooms each vita eosss ~ & nss I
mere heaters ses-rsge complete 10 aud outside the hoa
wab water &c. eO9yeyed to tash. ~ "ee,s y
raussd and ample STABLE "cfnp
ard hhd and pas.eIed Wagon seos "toe
and other fixtures 10 make place complete. 49,, 8.
The grouds sud planted 70 correspond win
the and surroundings superior artist noe prpg oo:.
S,osS, s9s 0ssI n i he ff feHen a sa 1Se i % non
The fruit land By boz dgng The ius vas psgea ns
pears cherries qnirces peaches 100 TO 2D grapes - So'
gooeesre, eurrAns Ihass sOi sc Dor
chester LsWtou, Wilson Bary, 6e aee sspasga me
ag' I Persons. SoRRs
A"' u''"'' p' p' - ssu11.70TT Balhgoa, MI
TOR SALE IN PLAINFIELD, N. j.. 80,
s20OO0-An elegant RESIDENCE With ~ reoms hos 400 'u
water furnace marble mantsls two acres q 'ns plea"
calculated for 6rst-el,ss boarding house q. .-ss
s7oA new HOUSE containing 10 rooms marblelied nah'e'
water IA Kitchen lot 7rl7s eight minutes walk from depot $500
$1,000 neat COTTAGE Scotch Plains depot for SALE
RAM RAM o. ~ y 4pviy to GEoRGB H. LYON,
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gong gsIana graI estat, fn suI;.

A STORIA and RANENSWOOD, IL. l.-De
"A lls ssears SALE (ofto LEGli prizes S50m to ~
GO Water srl inland. AppI at r ~ wBiTNBFs ole
SnnsslfA TsrTlfe. A.lATa. L. l. ---------
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will nud it to their interest advertise In THH
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage THs
TRIBUNE viii be found not only In New-York and oil its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisements should be made
brief as viii allow Of the advantage offered being
the reader. We would especially dwell the fact that
the subscribers for tho hres editions Of THE TRIBUNE
Daily, semi-Weckly, and Weekly comprise individuals n
every profession business consequently adyertIso
ments In each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRBUHR deyoes especial attention 20 the reports sales
of estate both in the city and country adding
greatly to the value Of It's columns yertsng
dium. The charges fos advertising follows: DAHr
TRIBUNE. IS cents line for each WEEKLY
TRIBURK. 81 per mo; sxMtWEEKLY TRIBUNE. rs cents
ue About ten ds line. after the first
lIne which usually contains only four I'VE words
Terms, cash In advance. no
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

Dublin brogue in the few words she
Utters, and her smile is so CHEEKY,
that we feel tempted to forgive her.
Next, she leads Us over the soppy
floor, and before we can part our sea-
weed locks to take an observation of
the outer world, driving over US
comes q great power OF water, warm
at first, then colder, sweeping US from
crown to foot. aud We know not
whence it comes nor whittier 1t goes,
only we are sure it takes US on It's
way. We think with pity OF the
little marble nymph in the public
garden; but consider how much OF
such treatment that poor woman en-
dures, it is to be hoped that she en-
joys it more.
That we may go through all the
variations, we step finally into tank
of water on the floor. level, broad ana
dark; but We grasp the mermaid, S
hand, and she brings US safely to land
again. And now we have had our
bath; so We are dried with towels,
blessing is flung over US in the shape
of q thick blanket, the bell Is rung
over the door, and there we, stand,
returned ghost, waiting to be Welcom-
ed back to the land of the living.
The goddess greets u.s. on her hard
lounges We repose, and these seem
now the most Injurious touches. We
wish we could be sure of lying here a
day, so delightfulis it to rest and rest.
We may not be poetical, but none of
the tabled visions visit our fancy here.
We are ready to see dimly curtains
ablaZe with crescents, low divans with
guitars leaning, the lulling fall of
fountains, swarthy slaves in baggy
trousers and slippers with toes in
clined to curl, turbaned pachas cross
legged on cushions, smoking long
pipes that stand before them, but we
fail to do it. We expected to feel
strong as lion and winged like the
eagle, but are only fatigued and ex-
hausted. In this we all agree, and
being women, we sigh for a cup of tea,
and from dark designs of defying
Major Jones and procuring a bottle
of wine before we came hither again.
But though the promised visions
and the physical regeneration appear
to US moonshine, We do feel repaid by
the sense of utter cleanliness which
possesses us. We are conscious that
we retain as little of the old Adam as
is consistent with mortal life; and our
faces are radiant with clear complex
ion and more spiritual light than ever
shone there before. When again we
come to taste this luxury of Astounding
purity, we shall tread confdentially
the steps over which we have shud-
dered so absurdly.
We rise with dread to reclothe our
selves in earthly habiliments; and
when we step out into the garish light
of the street, where horse cars are
rafting past, and dusty travellers hur-
rying by, we feel like visitants from
another sphere, worthy to be greeted
with 'All hail bright spirit inereatel"
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the world are o0nstauty loading here
Iof New Orleans, and geo at the
freight stock and paasenCaEs they want.
Inc Great Republic, 81 1900 toms burtheu,
ms dropped down % the barge ffna WHARF
boat, ondthera loads ah regular steam boat
G s,tes The agent 81 tho packet city of
Alton announces chat he begins 10 load
tnab boat tomorrow morning at an AIDE
vance oI lAFe cents per barrel and HacE-
HoHE 70 DO hfty cents per barrel ANA aIf
else IN proportion, Red River Gompeti-
ttoH mas run down rates very much ba#
tween New orleans and shreveport.
About ten days ago the IsofaWHnna and
Rob Roy from New Orleans DISCHARGED
their cargoes at Shreveport, charging
three-cETd rates. Asking return caHRoes.
and not meeting with as much success Els
was desired in Getting neighta, The Rob
Roy offered to take cotton at Oh 50 per bale.
which bid being flV0rablg received bg
shippers, the LOtuW anna came down 90
el per bale, and a0lieItef orders for freight
At one-card rates. Since then it has been
a hrrd contest among all the boats as 90
which VIII carry lowest.
The Richmond, for New Orleans passed
Vicksburg last Ffiday, fuil of people and
loaded to her guards. she arrived at New
Orleans on MOnday
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RAJ EsrATE
JOHN ON3e
Real $50 = Pafenf 80


RGal Estate Il Patent Agency
II NAVE A VARIETY OF BUaE-
A. Ness aud DWELLING HOUSES
aud q large number Of BUILDING LOTS,
In almost every part DC ElVauaWlllos also Is
number pr Farms add several thousand
acres OF TIM BEEED LANDS. aI oF which
4 Will sell on EASY TERMS. Il have somB
very DESItA BILE and very g III 70 "a IL
LOTS aOtthft zen minutes 5yakk ~ the COURT
House. Persons wishing % buy win save
money by purchasing a 3 my office. Those
having property to sell Will please bring
me the description and price
shalt soon advertise for public sale
some valuable property IN the uPPER part
OF the city, near the proposed track OF the
street railroad where nice building sites
can be had on VERY REASONABLE TEuGs
4. have also opened an Office Tor 6OLfGIT~
ING PATENTS. Persons desiring TO OBJ
tain Patents can make application ht once
and by calling &c nay once, ON
THIRD ST, bet. Main and Locust,
$3.50 EvANsYTLLE, IND.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
oc13l Real Estate and Patent Agent
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Now IL the Time to Lay In
Reading for the Winter.
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be made.
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EVANS VILLE
Dry Dock 90.

EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Dock, having been thoroughly RS
built, Is now prepared for Docking Eunt9
on short notice.
Ia No profit charged ON material for rec
pairing boats. fou22 d8m
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M. 81 DOCK.

+. J. RETrz. OF Reitz g Eaney.
GEORGE III. STA R'r, OF Baird g Start.
EDWARs q. MURRLyi formerly OF Marine
Ways Paducah, Ky.
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How TO Procure Any Of the Above
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The Publishers or these Works publish
also THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE" an Illustrated Monthly,
81 80 q year, having for special contributor
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History of Engiaad.
BY Lord Macaulay. Students Edition,
In four volumes, Svo. IS co.
SIS From the latest English Edition with
additional notes,
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The Onen Palfr Seq.

DIICft kJtLts
BY DIR. I. I. Hayes. In one volume, 81 so.
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This volume is everything that could be
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have an additional charm thrown around
them by the pencils OF barley, w hfte, and
enn, and are, without exception, spirited
anu arnstlc- The maps enable the reader
to follow the course ofthe expedition with
easei and as regards typography, it need
only pc sa1d thaG the volume was printed
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Char7es DicZ.ens's Works.

JftIFteS DtcEse4lS s WOFkS.
Most COmplete Edition, containing mat
ter not In any other collected edition, Eng
llsh or American. In IA volumes. Globe
Edition. s2l 90.
Each volume, Of over 1900 pages, sold
separately at 81 so.
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James Feainpore Cooper's Complete
Works

Household Edition, 80 volumes, $40 90.
Each Volume sold separately. Price 81 p.
The Misunderstanding Tales, by the same
author IN five volumes. Price s. ..
Coope1'S Stories Of the Seq, Stories Of the
Hood; Stories Of the Prairie Each IN one
volume. Price 81 50.
the enduring monuments of Fenimore
Cooper are his Works. While the love of
country continues to prevail, his memory
viii exist in the hearts of tile people. So
truly patriotic and American throughout,
they should ind a place in every AmerI-
cans ubrary.-lDaniel Webster.
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Mrs. Candies Curtain Lectures.
By Douglas Jerrold. With illustrations


BY X. B. saintine. In one volume, beau
tifully illustrated. 81 ..
t'This is one of the few modern tales
which have attained a classical reputa-
ton. Like Paul and Virginia and
Elizabeth, or the Exlles of Siberia. Pic
cola is regarded as a book to keep, not
merely to read and throw aside: its style
and sentiment combine to give IL a perma-
nent literary value; it is q household. a
human book, appealing to the most Te-
fined aud elevated feelings" II Boston
Transcript.
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The Pflqrin.' 5 Wallet f:

nc ttYFtHt WUttet,
Or, Scraps Of Travel Gathered in Eng
land, France, and Germany. By Gilbert
Hav en-. In one volume. 81 90.
:" His pictures are drawn with firm and
vigorous hand. His descript on of London
Is won derfalIy vivid and clear. and the
only one we remember ever to have read
which gives the slightest notion IF the ex-
ternal features of the modern Babylon. !"
portland Press.
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BY Hans Christian Andersen. In one
volume, crown Svo. Price. in cloth, 81 rs.
No book brings back the exteTnals of
Italy more distinctly and WILDLY to the
eye OF the mind than this novel of the
Danish poets. Everything which an OBJ
servant traveller may have noted as char
acterlstte of Italy, and not elsew here
found, viii be discovered anew IN these
animated Observation-Disclosures Six Months
in Italy.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

Also, twenty-five feet 81 Lot number
seventeen, (l7), ia Lower or McGEay's En-
laTgement or the City Of Evansville.
bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the
two feet from the southeastetly corner on
said Lott running thence along said front
line WGsLWardly twenty-five feet, thence
at right angles with said trolt line to the
alley Ia the rear Of said Lot, thence along
said alley towards Division Street twenty
Subject 10 the he estate or Martha IRWIN
ia one undivided third thereof
This part OF Lot fronts on First street
between Elm and Pine Streot8s Is ~ by lI8
feet, and has upon it u GOOD BRICK DWELL
Also, Lots SIX and eight, ia che GubdI-
vision OF the NOrthwgHg quarter OF. Section
number twenty, Ia Township number slX,
in range ten IS est, as made by Conrad
Baker, ADM nlstratOr Or the estate OF WIf-
liam Wood. in his report % the Probate
ConrtOf Nauderburgh County, State of
Indiana, az tts February term 1850
The said Lot six containing four l8-iQt
acres, and fronts on the state road, from
Evansville 70 FrincetOn5 and Lot eight
contains GIVE acres. Both of said Lots are
near the ORTIZ boundary line of EVANS
Vile.
ceiYed aG my law oh4ea, on Third Street
between Main and Locust streets, ia the
city 0fLYansviile, untl
SATURDAY. the thiuieth T0th) day Of
October. 1859.
TERMS or SALE Oue-third cash and the
residue ia equal payments az one and two
years, the purchaser giving notes with iu.
appEaisement laws and with approved
freehold surety.
JESSE w. WALKER, Comm lsstouor.
BLYTHE HYNEs. Attorney. fse23tda
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The following described Real Estate RfI-
uated IN Vanderburga County, state OF
Indiana, tO-Wit:
Lot number SIX (6), In Subdivision or Lot
number one hundred ana nine, 400, I'D
the Original Plan Of the City or Evans
vile. This lot fronts upon Second Street.
between Main and Sycamore Streets, is vi
by 70 feet, and has upon 10 q frame house.
Also, Lot number tWenty-three, l28, ia
the Original Plan Of the city of Evansville.
This Lot fronts on Water Street. between
Vine ana Division Etre8ts; rs rs by $50
feet, and has upon it large Hotel build
inn LEl OWN the
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Life, Letters, and Posthunloas Works
of FredriLa Bremen.

We feel sure that the rare
qualities of heart and mind united, the
beauty Of descrip tlon and purity OF thought
and feeling, which won Tor Miss Bremer'S
domestic pictures SO many loving readers
all over the world during her lifetime, win
draw the old ones back and attract many
new ones TO these memorials, w. C1ncin-
natl evening Chronicle.
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'2fg ERR EVV s
= - = - aee Eonrla 80.
Weather and Vgator


The weather yesterday was clear, balmy
and delightful, I'm N ost pleasing contrast
with last week. The mercury at GA. II.
stood at Az, and at 6io at noon. The river
during the twenty -four hours ending at 3
O'Clock M. had fallen pa inches, and the
bar in front OF the city Is now fully defin-
cd, and will soon be 1ooning up. The
prospects OF rise are daily becoming less
and less favorable.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrival and departures up to PM,
include the Shamrock. Cincinnati to 81.
Louis; Hope and barges, Louisville to
New Orleans; Argosy aud barges, CIncin-
natl 10 New orIeansi Fayette, to Heuder-
son and return.
Boats Dae Here.
Among the nrst boats due here are the
huntsville and QHickstep, from Cairo;
Palestine. from Louisville; Spray, for
Memphis; Kate sRobinsoa, for st. Louis;
Altoona. from st. Louis; Robert Moore,
from Memphis; J. Fl. Groesbeck, from New
OrIeanss Ra pfdan No. 2, from Easipoft;
Hartford, from Green River; Fanny Bran
deis and Ida Rees. from Memphis.
EtaceIIaneOns.
There was no great activity on the wharf
yesterday, and our pert list was very light.
-.-....-.The shamrock and Argosy passed
down at day-break, with all they could
carry on the water, and the Argosy with
little more.........The Hope and barges also
passed down.......The Evansville was re-
ceiving a splendid trip for Green River.
The Fayette had fair trip both ways yea.
terday morning 1.-THE sam. Orr was
expected to come QUITO the dry docks yes
terday evening, and the Armada was
to take her place.,...e.At noon
yesterday, the sky was overspread with
dry broken Clouds but they did not indi-
cate rain.
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A History of Nel1 England
By John g. Palfrey, LID. Ia two vol
umes, crown Svo. Cloth, S. 90.
We believe that DR.. Palfrey has pence
trated deeply into the spirit of American
History. aud has thus given a certain mar
monious unity to the annals of the New
England fathers, the want OF which has
made the narrative of their fortunes, as
as usually related by the early writers,
so arid, confused, and repulsive."-[Ne
YORK Tribune.
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steadily the river falls and there Is
Already an offenstve fringe of mud. Cold
uyeaf Fsr IN the North, but the weather has
rnodorated very much and good navi2a-
ton ia 81. Paul is expected for some weeks
vet The Illinois and missouri are In mod
srafe condition for bOatip &. Business here
"A active. Some of the argest boats in
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For CAIRo.-The hne low-water steamer
Burksyiue, commanded by Captain Low
ell, pleasant and obliging gentleman
will be the regular Cairo packet this even
ing, and has comfortable appointments
for passengers. VIII. p. Fowler, the dis
tinguIshed clerk of the Armada, has
charge OF the ONCE. s1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

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Bill 10 untarmbsrSia absemurtt bat, liest Der
Minneapeiis Srttune iatper i'm Sra
gen. Sdun fab ie int @eife has uMaoilor
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len 4 Safes III AanoiYpbi, mo- bic Na6teulen
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@utc 9ta9t laseu, aufsetaut une nun it's ibr
10 irnbertar.
Gieie lnpablidtsit Der tribune 1T nur bic
Abipannuns mad Ter r~atifalen Sur, bic atsr
balb elmer YUaisen @siuatbeit wei9en nirb.
Denn tiele Wetr-9i!en nirften fIrdterlid
..f1'ttt##i fraftia
pursirten menisifns 40 nal befia, ...
limb rer iIe tetam 10 nudtern unb frii4, ,
Gem naro Maseu unb Darn 70 rein wie Elm
Slid.