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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

THE heads Of the several Depart
ments At Washington succeeded several
months ago In reducing the clerical
force OF their respective bureaus, dis
Visions &c., to the number contempla-
ted by the appropriation acts. A cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun says
they have since discovered that the
public business 10 better cared for by
the reduced force than 1t was under the
last administration, when there was a
continual cry for more clerks, and 1t Is
not Improbable that q further decrease
will be recommended at the next ses.
sion OF Congress.
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special Aatttes.
The President Declares War


Against all imposItions upon the people,
and Science, following the glarIous exam.
pie, Is out
AGAINST rae POIsONHKS,
who sell sugar of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruIn the hair. but paral5Es the system.
ImpoStoB
WHO DESTROY TRE UNWARY
81 1uld 10 put down by law. In the mean.
time, .T I'M
OristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee of Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist, az
an efliclent,
Pure anu HARMLESS Preparation.
CRtsrADoRos HAIR PRESERYA.
TIVE, aS Dressing, act, like charm on
the Hair after Dyelng. Try It.
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THEst.GLouis Democrat. counsels the
Southern people 10 turn their thoughts
from Chinese Importation and seek TO
make the best use OF the labor they
now have. II argues that the Northern
mines, railroads and factories will OUT
bId'them, aud urges that the South will
be wise II, not building It's hopes upon
Chinese labor for agricultural purposes,
II looks instead to the fullest develop.
ment Of free labsr, to the invention aud
application OF machines, to the higher
cultivation Of smaller estates, and to
the complete abandonment OF the teudal
system and lis ideas
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U. 3. Revenue Stamps, aud How to
Use Them.

Ooo 4AGAuN
Though we have for some time beer
living under the rule OF stamps, The
question is ono Of everyday asking
" How much OF stamp does this re-
quire?" The following embraces, We
think, the most general use OF stamps
as applied 10 manufacturers and par
tlcular classes Of business that pay q
special tax: ....
All notes and evidences of debt, five
cents on each 500; II under 500, five
cents; II over 500, i've cents on each
300 or part thereof. All receipts fol
any amount, without limit, over $40
two cents; II under $50, nothing
Checks OF any amount, two cents. All
deeds and deeds OF trust, fifty cents on
each 800 In value Of the property con.
veyed or the amount secured; when a
deed Of trust Is fully stamped the note
secured need not be; but they should
be Endorsed TO show the reason Why,
Mortgage bonds need not be stamped II
stamps are affixed TO the mortgage. All
the apprRisements, estates, or eatrays,
one cents on each piece OF paper, An
davits Of every description are exempt
from stamp duty. Acknowledgement
10 deeds, etc., are also exempt. Con.
tracts and agreements, Eve cents for
each eheet or piece Of paper, except for
rents or when for rent, City cents for
each $500 OF rent or less; II over $500,
MY cents for each additional 500, OF
fractional part thereof In excess oil
$500. Any person interested can affix
and cancel stamps. 6Gl
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THE Charleston Courier Is Informed
by o correspondent that In the upper
part OF the State OF South Carolina
there lives Q young ex- Coniedsrats soI Il.
der, whose leg was amputeted dnrine !,
the war near the thigh. After amnniH.
ton the wound rapidly healed and he
was sent home. About a wear afIer a
aeshy protuberance was seen 10 oSow
out OF the nesh, which In the course OF
a few months took the shape ofa foot,
and since that time 1t has beon grow.
Ing finely, until now the man has a
perfectly new foot and leg growing
from his thigh, which, In q year or so ,
promises to supply the loss OF his leg
In the arst instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

PORK consumers may take courage.
AT the meeting OF the American scien-
Linc Association at Salem, Mass, last
week, Prof. Edwards Of Canada read a
melancholy paper upon 7rtchtna Spi.
raids, which Is Latin for the rascally
little worm that infssts pork, and Is
supposed to kill pork eaters. But AFTER
the reading Of the paper, the ever.
cheerful Prof AgaSslE arose. and hoped
these disclosures would not disturb the
appetite Of the public Every kind
OF meat the Professor said, contains
such Inhabltants-fiSh, flesh, and fowl.
About fsh, OF cousse, he spoke as one
having authorityi and he averred that
nobody could partake Of that article OF
food without eating some hundreds OF
such little creatures AFTER which the
Social Science Delegates went 10 dinner
with such appetltes as they were able 10
muster,
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GEN. LEE, In acknowledging the res
ceipt Of the invitation TO be present al
Gettysburg, says that his enga gemsnts
will not permit his attendance, and
adds that 1t Is wlsest not to keep open
the sores OF the war, bat TO follow the
example OF those nations who endeavor
10 ooliterate marks OF civil strife, and
commit to oblivion the feelings 1t en-.
rendered,
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Those Of our citizens absOnting themselves
from the city during the Summer months
can have the INTELLrOENcER Sent TO them
by mail for week Or any longer term, for
b:.centa per week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

ANDY JOHNSON is afrectlonately refer.
red to by the Springfield (o.) Republic
NIB a "as political phantom" With an
"nnusual gift OF moral ugllness"-"a
dead weight and an oppressive nonen.
tlty." BE Is, moreover, a dangerous
sort of wild beast." Rather mixed
metaphors, we should say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

THE Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund OF Pennsylvania have advertised
lor proposals. for the purchase OF one
million OF the Slate loan not yet ma.
tuted. This Ia another evidence that
tho present Republican admInistra tion
OF that State ID determined 10 extln-
Eulsh the debt lett BY the Copperheads
as speedily as possible.
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HALLS j
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
ES HAIR s o1'-
REVIEWER

PHYSICIANS and cLERGYMRN testify
TO liz merits in restoring GRAYHA1R TO Its
original color and promoting It's growth. 1t
makes tho hair soft and glossy. The old Ia
appearance are made young again. II Is The
T.. HAIR DRESSING .'.
ever used. 1t removes DandruT and all
seuIvS EruptIons. 1t does not stain The
akin. ..u.r.
Our Treatise on tho Hair sent free by mail
Bewa'o OF tho numerous preparations
which are sold upon our reputation.
r. p. HALL & 90. Nashua. N. HI. Pro.
prlstoH. ''s
For sale by all druggists. ''i .'.
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Read Read Read Il
CURE OF DYspEPs1A AND scRoFuLA.

CURE OF DTspEPs1A AND scRoFuLA.
...- PARKERsBuRG, April 10.
T. II. LOGAN, Bio.-Dsar Sir IL wrote To
you some time since for q bottle OF Brent.
lingers Fluid Extact OF SRISapAF lila and
Dandell0n, and must say that II has acted
upon me like charm. have bSen afiiIct-
ed for near two years with DysDepaIa; two.
thirds OF the time l vomited nom one 10
three times day. ! had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 10 this, l suffered
with the ScEOlula very much. Since last
September one aide OF my neck was ono en-
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use Of one bottle has much i'm.
proved me. My stomach Is relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
Ruins expectations. feel much encouraged,
and thing by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall bs relieved entirely. You will
please send mo two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully, =
H. J. W. HOMER.
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Coy. AsHLRT received much atten.
Ilon IN Montana on his arrival. He was
met u the capitol by a delegation who
presented him with tho resolutions
passed Of an indignation meeting held
Wheh nus appointment WRs made.
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RFAD AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU
.EtL

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
... RIAL DISEASE. ....I
DEAR DOCTOR You know what way my
condition when called upon you. was
HoreB all over, literally covered with nasty
black Eca6s, and 20 panied In my joints Of
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impos.
slble. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and l was almost In despair
OF ever being cured, having tried many ply.
slcians, and used numerous preparations
purpohlng TO be remedies, without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
10 say, that after using those i've bottles OF
your SRrEapaTtlla and Dandellon, and only
two boxes OF the Pulls, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my post on the
boat, and feel at this time ~ stout on ever l
did In my lie. Please accept my thanks,
nud believe me ever yours.
SAMUEL MAYS.
TO DR.. BRESTLINGER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

THR year l769 was remarkable for
the birth Of four OF the most iIlustrIoua
men Of modern umes-Napoleon, Wel-
llnHton, Cuvier and Humboldt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

BENIN PITMAN, the celebrated phouo.
graphic author and reporter, saws that
the Yerger trial At jackson, Miss. was
Ihe most interesting, thotough, and
exhaustive he ever reported.
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WAREHOUSE, sm
No. 500 Chestnut St,
Opposite the State House,
PHILADELPHIA;


CECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
. the Receipts and Expenditures OF the
Board OF Education, for tue scholastic year
EulnR August lSt 1860.
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Rocky Mountains. ''
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SB- No notice will be taken OF communi'
cations not accompanied by Q responsible
name. The hAGi1e will be considered conf
dental, bat must In all cases accompany lot.
ten a. guarantee Of good fRith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-26

The paragraph sent out to the coun.
try by telegraph, respecting the States
rAtilylng the Fifteenth Amendment, is
likely, and perhaps was designed, to
create a wrong impression. 1t says
that the State Department has recorded
the ratification Of but twelve States.
While this may be true, 1t Is not be.
cause only twelve States have ratified,
but because the executives OF other
States have been delinquent about for.
wardlng certificates Of the action OF
their Legislatures.
Our recollection IL that Including
Kansas and Missouri, whose ratIdca~
lions are alleged 10 be defective, twenty.
three States in all have ratified. There
IN no doubt Kansas and Missouri will
correct their action. Then Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas are sure TO ratiiy.
Only two more are required to make
up the twenty-elght and Vermont ls
certain to supply one OF these. We
have fair degree OF confidence that
Tennessee will be- The other, Stokes' as
Ssrtions to the contrary, notwIthstand-
Ing. Nor shall we be surprised to see
Ohio furnish one more than Ia needed.
-S0$
POLITICIANS In Washington are dis.
cusaIng the chances OF the adoption or
rejection OF the fifteenth constitutional
amendment. The action OF Tennessee
which afew months ago was counted
on Nm certain for ratification, Is can
vasSed with some earnestness and
anxiety, although majority OF the
Republicans incline to the opinion that
she will 60 as It was at first supposed
she would. Stokes, however, Ia very
confident and positive she will reject
II. and when reminded that Senter is
pledged 10 Its ratification he Is still In !.
Credulous. he says that Senter talks
publicly in favor OF 1t and that private
~ he Is on the other aide. Stokes wants
the President 10 convene an extra SEES
sion OF Congress, but the proposition Is
laughed at by every one, and there Is
not the slightest probability that the
President will be induced to do any
thing OF the kind,
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l8t9 Advertisements
Engineering.

M. J. QUEPIL, CIvILANp MRuHAN-
SIleAI. Engineer ami superintendent OF
Machinery aud Bridge work at the Norway
other eagA9oment apgS6'll'
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.
. HB...S..kN UN.,,


Their peculiar adapIabIlily 10 all sonsti.
tuttons as cleRnSers OF the bowels and the
blood ha' established their great merit,
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
tho heart TO healthy action when other rom.
edles have been used without producing
any benedt. They do not expose tho,e who
use them to any danger, being az safe as sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter 10 Dr.. Brdndreh from O.
!. roy, Esq, +. H., Hamilton, N. y.
"fu 1888 was In poor health, and my
friends az we'll ~ myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. Blu,
after taking ono box OF Brandreths Pills, ]
began to feel better, Well, air, when had
used up twelve boxes was o well, heal thy
man-my weight having gone from l3l
pounds up 10 Is! pounds. then ordered q
supply, and between that time aud the
present. have retHllel three thousand dol.
lars worth OF these Invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In.
Hramental In saving thousands OF lives.
"Yous. truly, CO.. FAY, PM"
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name
III white letters In the government stamp
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81 Ten lines OF len make q square.
GETraDAlOut advertisements Cash tn ad.
M4aRrA0Es AND PuNERA1 Nor1CEs, 70
eIS,, when under Elx lines.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

II e II NJ Il
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
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rKI.WEEKLY EDITION.
PnsLaH ED EvERY TUEsDAY, rHuEsDAY
AND SATURDAY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

The above tracts Of Iaal will be sold separ-
ately. payable one hat Cash, aud the balance
in ole year ftom the day Of sale said credit
instruments to be represented by notes Of the
purchaser Or purchasers, payable to their own
order and by them enlofsed, to be secured by
special mortgage with vendors privilege and
pact de non alienando' on the property sold,
and made payable at the office ef the Recorder
of the Parisf, of St. James, and bearing in
,erest at the rate OF eight per cent interest
per anlium from and after maturity until paid.
The saw-mills erected on SAID I%ud, to be in.
sured until iinal payment Of said uoies, aud
the police of Insurance To be transferred 70 l..
Peytayin, Adninistyato Of said Succession.
s. TIIENl0r.
SArriB.
Pnrish Of St. James, February l3!h, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-03-06

BY viftue.of two wsits OF FL IA dated Is
aud &c January, 1869, TO me directed by the
above Honorable Court in the above entitled
and numbered eases, | have seized and viii
offer at public sale and auction. at the Court
House Of the Parish Of 81. James, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of MARCH,
1869, at II o'clock A. NJ,
tie hereinafter described property, TO satisfy
said writs, TO wit:
The undivided half of a Sugar Plantation
situated in the Parish of ST. James, on the
left bark of the Mississippi river, about fifty
one miles above New Orleans, measuring
fourteen arpents more Or less front on the
river ty eighty arpents in depth, between
parallel lines, bounded above by lands Of
Widow Evariste Ferret, and below by those
Of Messrs. Sheixnaydre & Bourgeois, with
the sugar house, steam engine aud mill,
and all the improvements thercunto be-
longing,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH on the spot in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, 18Th February, 1869.
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,E..r I,

J@0o dc maTCll;i!.GiSoS
Gu rri,c co6f""t!
La soyit,a Arpror & Tnlsslfn lcyaNl Gle
d]issonte 'e 1ar Mas paf limitation De tere,e,
par causc de Ia most dun as,ocia, NJ. TFIs-
~lER, charge lie IA liquidation des a]tIaircs,
efre Il ycndre tont lie stock de ses deuN M
gaSius, pour IL compliant settlement, ct Il IN
ban marcha Sans precedent p'squ'oIors dams
les eanragnes.
50 pour ccnt ~au-aessous DIS pg..a
c.dinaires,
INDIENNEs lond blanc. Has, Lien ct ueir,
l5 cents. les meileutes mar4pas.
lNDiENNf.S en- couleuf Sprague, Merfi.
maeA, Prints, ~ e Is cents.
COTONS b'aacs ct dcrus a 1aA Is Ell ~
Blackstone River. % cent. Lo1,la'o, Is
coats, IN ljrn lc 81 K, ~ reits,
CoT6NNAHas ntaimz, N ~. ~ cabin,
40 cents. Camte, %le,n+. io ceats, Bot,-
lrint ~S'tiars. w~ti,'r9 rs 4]aaIit i 49, cts.
Kentucky Scans, 25. 3o ctA5 ceais.
Dnhrs a.aq KY, c4smIt-. satl.e, Mousse
ljucs.
C|lIAus>uRnS, MiECERjF. ~(HArELLE.
ItE, QCINCAlLLEEiE. GROCERIES.
&C., SCI, &r 4 toat 1a.s H. u.anc.
pfoForJl.as ~ ..o4i=.
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The hereinafter described property belonging
to the above Succession, TO wit:
10. A certain tract of land situated in the Parish
of st. James, on the left bank of the Nissis-
sippi river, abont siyty-nine miles above the
City of New Orleans, measuring one arpent
'front.' on said river by five arpents in depth,
banded above, below and in the rear by lands
belonging 10 Ursi" Boudreaux, together with
the dwelling house, fences, and all the other
buildings and improvements thereon and there
unto belonging.
20. An other tract of land, situated on the
lower line of the above described tract of
land, measuring three quarters of an arpent
front on said river by two hundred feet in
depth, together with the old saw mill and
all the other buildings and Improvements
thereon.
80. An other tract of land situated in this
Parish, on the left bank of the Mississippi
river, at about 60 miles above the city OF
New Orleans, measuring one arpent and
a half front on said river by forty arpenls in
depth, bounded above by lands belonging
to Vasseur Louviere and below by those
belonging to Widow NJ. D. Bringier, to-
sether with the new saw-mill, and all The
other Improvements thereon and thereun,o
belonging.
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EN- YENTE :

Habitation Humphreys, rive gauchc, lie Il Mars,
y Il.henres a. NJ.
Habitation' George Moore, rive gauche, lie IL
Mars, a II heuTes A.. NJ.
Propriete J. J. Bourgeois, rive gaucle, lie g Anvil
1850, a II heures A. NJ.
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Any number ol ''' F'+e''s'' o'E - 'o,'''
MO a s"oais'i'e' "S ''H 7"'' '''''' ""'
signed to the e"l'3e O d ''ee 7"'s'o"
police '1rce'
SEC TO- DC a l"'e9 s"'e'e'' e,e'' ""
the Board Of Ae.toq"''t@' Ponce s,'"l' p'0'''"
sutl eltee ana business accommodations ~ "
shall decn requisite 'or The Transaction OF It's
own business and that Of its Subordinate oi'''
eefs, t~ttJ1o' '9 "ppfoF"l ~ The Aud''or OF
Pubiie Accounts aud Treasurer OF The State
There SHAFT 'e n central "''ee IN the cay OF
Ne" otle"hs' to- be known as TIVE Central
Department al Hlctioroj'lan Police,
GTT-
vacancies ~ the t9'Ice force fhaIi te hlled up
a. follows: tap'ajas must he appointed from
among sftrcaf's, mn sere"anis from cor
pofa's ard chrpofa's must be appointed from
autaue patro'rlrfE
Sec. -. ~ ii Further cn1r'el, rr, That
. lb, palri IT Nr,tbrptitan Police may, upon
.., .,..,h.,,;a, ~ ia,
w "f !" '5f. ~
'o'1H'', nor 'hsHh'stoh' E"NH'"'e VI Nv
taetuN. appoint rs many FfNrii' Nollcemrl
u.ihont ply1 from arForu The citizens IA it
,,,, H., nsl n,.aar 14r,iar ,rv DIV n
-,t,. ,,,.,,.. ,,,,, ~ a,,a;, y, =, ~, forr,
'' mi i,
a1'3 SUI we Me1ioH"'''h i77it'cH hH' exceed
in4 five lurdf"i >ancial policemen, who may
III yatl OH, NJ rhc Mathematician nislric, fund;
.t., lrt,-- ,. ,,.,. MI, III c,,.,lo,,J i,
''e1 of'"' af 49,.
FecantPH"se i"f NnrA service NJ Policemen
Iratt2E int earh -acfta' policeman so nn-
pointed -ha'i make oath hr4ofr nny Commis-
a. II p.fo, a+ ,ha .f.., rf sonoin,nan,
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stafG OF Eo.sisiaEiGs.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAiNT-JAMES.

Succession Of The 7m'e George Moore.
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The State and Court aforesaid
To Estctle Frap4eater wife d Felix Plan
chard and her said husband, Irma TrApaeoter
wife Of Altier E.anpa ana her said aaehtHa
Henliettc TraPagaier Paul TrdPasajet add
GnStave 1rapagajer. 4it r~e.itjQg in the cry
Of Now-OrIeans, and 10 tie Creditors anil al.
parties herein concerned;
Whereas Alfred T~ttpaguier, Administrator
Of the above Estates. has filed ii this Con4t
his Gnal Account Of Administrator Of TIE
SAID SUGGESTIONS, praying for The homolosa
Tim Of tie same,
You are notified. aud public notice is herrhy
given 10 all aud each Of you, TO show caase in
writing, within lhitly days from dane hereof.
in The Office Of the Clerk Of this Count, at tie
Court House Of said Parish, why he prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted.
~~1 Witness, the Hon. n. UNDERWOOD.
l.. ). tJndgc Of our said Court, THIS o7,h DAY
~ 9ol February 1869.
n. $. LANDRY, Clerk.
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BY virtue Of an order OF sale, dated 10th
February 1869, to me directed by the Hon
orable the Parish Court in and for the Parish
of St. James, in the above matter | VIII offer
at public sale and a%uction, on the premises,
on
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Mie Gincm oa8 Ril0su .oerlei=
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trail @iienbabn reiite ror Sturgeon elm
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baltuns a%n;ufnipfsn luhte. Der alte
Ser ldien st l@lummern, peni9tens
batt, er bic Nu9en eslalp6en une ipra6
nt9t. Dieltn llmtanp benubte infer
Ganeipat res Mercurius, UNI rer S@6z
men eini5e Nrti9feiten juSufiiltern, Yor
,peldtn ie inee6 feline Mott3 nabm. Da
er ii9 baourt nidt s%uradweiltn lieb> 10
.fra9tt ct enblia srare;u, pb fe ftA ni&t
.,pobl befnot.
Die jun9e Dame erpieoerte furs, fe
leioe an 3ahnldmer;en.
>, oa bin t9 10 9lufli6, Sbnen au>
eenbltdli4 ourd Elm i~ympatbail9es
Mittel belfen 81 f6nnen, weunSi mir nur
erlauben, n,einsn Mune auf BE Ihn,er;>
bate Stsae gu rridsn.
llster otsis unreri4imte 3umutbuns
emp1rt, 'ridelte ii@ Die Dame bi@ter in
ibrsn @batrl uno entae9nste tur;, iie baltt
nihtS Don Gympatbie.
D. unttrb1a9 plVbltd Der Safer letz
uen Galummer, incem CT NIT faun1
halt9e6Tpeten @u9sn> ld!diris trcden
temerfte:
~@enn Du audi liebe Godter, ni6ts
pom Sompatbie bdltit> id bin lebr bafiir
rnp muree Rem jun9en 5errn germ erlauz
ben> fem Wittel bel mir anjuwenpen, t9
leict niml;h ltbr an - 5dmcrrbuiz
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