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War DOES 1T MEAN ?-Thc Portland
advertiser has very readable and slS
Ccstivc article relative to tho exit OF poor
whit,emorc from Congress, because he was
detected in selling cadetships. But what
has the buying Of u newspaper by MIR.
Lynch and then getting an inexperienced
man from York to edit il in the cxpecta-
ton of dividing and 'peddling out" this
county to support him for reelection to
Congrcs-we say. what has all this to do
with whlttcmore's casc' The case of the
South Carolina cx-mcnber must stand or
fall on its own merits, and the IdreritScr
was naughty to lug in rs extrancous mat
ter. tho making Of Assessor of that tenn
porary editor by our dappcr little repre-
sentative. and we look to see Al ample
apology from tho Advertiser, for this cut
and thrust Mt Mr.. Lynch. Here II Is
"a nan with force enough to work himself
into Congress ought 10 have been able TO have
made some rctort upon his asssilants lie
should have made this little spccch:
The honorable gentleman from Nova Scotia,
whom I observe In his seat. has been very out
,poken in his indignation against my practices,
and win undoubtedly give hearty emphasis to
his vote for my expulsion. | make no appeal
to his compassion or his eandOr. But | remind
this HOUSE that he has just procured from the
President the Office Of assessor Of internal reye-
nue. for n citizen of his own district in eonsid-
Grafton OF his editing the honorable gcntleman's
paper established to promote his own reelection.
/ trust the committee Of Investigation who have
- thoroughly expossd my own ndlfdi'daes will
turn their immciiate attention to his case"
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sIn New York colored men vote under the present
Constitution II they can show property qualihca-
ton Of $3.50.
The friends Of the right will rejoice that the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, has made decision
that the bible cannot be abolished in our pub
lie schools,
With regard to the Cuban question. It Is
stated that President Grant, In recent con-
versation with prominent Congressman who
fsvors the insargcnt cause, indicated his will
ingnc.s to conform to any Recommendation
which the friends OF the Administration In Con-
grcss deemed advisable.
The U. s. Supreme Court on Monday decided
point which has long mooted, but never be-
fore legally determined. The point WAS brought
up in several cotton cases, and was, In brief.
.whcu did tho war closet" The Court fixed IL
rs the 18th day. Of August, 1866, that being
the date Of President JOhnson's proclamation
TO that effect.
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The Bristol (Eng.) Post says GOO has. been
ofIcrwi and accepted on the result 81 scientific
investigation As TO whether tho surface Of tho
earth and water Is level or convex. The chal-
leuge Was msde by NJ. Hanpden OF Swindon,
and has been accepted bya Fellow Of the Royal
Geographical Society Of London. The El000
has been lodgel at Coutts's, and the survey IA
10 be made before the 18th Of March, In tho
county Of. Cambridge. Much interest In the
decision Is felt by the innumenble advocates Of
the Newtonian and Copernican theory Of the
rotundity and revolution Of the earth, which
Mr.. Hampton sfhrms 10 be downright fiction
and fraud, in the face Of all the philosophy
and science Of the United Kingdom.
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New Hampshire Election.

Tho State election in New Hampshire
last Tuesday resulted in complete AMI
triumphant victory Of tho Republicans
over the trio opposition parties. Govern
or Storms Is reelected by from 200 to
1900 majority over the Democratic, Labor
Reform and Temperance parties; eight oil
tho twelve Senators are elected. The
Councillor districts stand same as last
year. and tho House from 40 to 30 Rcpub-
lican majority. The plot to divide and
defeat tho Republican party. and prevent
AN election by the people. WAS cunninSly
devised SO rs to deceive If possible 1.-The
very elect" The issues brought forward
by tho artful democrats. upon which to
plant the two additional parties. viz. La
bor Reform and Temperance, neither oil
which tho democrats had particle OF
faith in, were we'll calculated to break
into tho ranks Of the Republican party,
which is the embodiment of these Princi-
plcse; but the meal did not entirely con-
ceal tho cat. and republicans wisely con-
cluded to keep at proper distance. They
would have come nearer To causing asplit
If they had kept mum; but like the lass
in the lions skin" could not suppress is
braying. About the time of the organic
alton Of tho Labor Reform party, they
pretended it was altogether Republican
movement: but AFTER the organization
had. rs they thought. got into working
order, ut some of their conventions the
ass began to bray, and show its long ears,
nv recommending the Labor Reform par
ty rs worthy of the suffrage of the people.
But it was no 20. The republicans are
MS firm rs their own granite mountains;
the storms may occasionally start land
slide. which soon disappears in the ravinc
below, leaving the mountain stronger than
before; SO the political torrents may now
and thon. in its wake, carry away few
disafectcd republicans, who arc forever
lost sight of. leaving tho party purcr and
iirmcr than ever.
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THE NEW ARTICLE or FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can
buy of your Druggist or Grocera
package of Sea Moss Farine, man
uiactured from pure Irish Moss or
Carragcen, which will make sixteen
quarts Of Blanc Mango, and n like
quantity OF Pudding, Custnrds,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, de-, dc.
II is by far the cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in tho
world.
Rand SEi MOsS FiRlNE co.,
81 Pnrk Pfses, Ny.
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Tn. Ladies'. soro.,. Club, Of New York, n

The Ladies' sorosis Club, Of New York, re-
Gently changed their discussions nom woman's suf-
frago 10 Hair Preparations and Pmple Banishers.
They declared that where nature hal not endowed
them with beauty, II was their right-Jea, their
duty-to seek II where they could. No they all vo-
tel that Magnolia BALM ovcrcame sallowness, rough
skin and ny,-marks. aud gave 10 the complexion q
most d,sfinyus CSorosian) and marble-like appear
anco dangerous 10 men, no doubt y and that l.y.
on's kathairon made the hair grow thick, soft and
awful pretty and moreover prevented u from turn.
ing gray. lf the proprctOrs Of these articles did
mot send the sisters invoice, they are not smart
4NIl
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THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wish "a

THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wish 10
spread abroad the great benefit have derived nom
the use Of Dir. HARRIsON's PERISTALTIC LOz-
ESGES. ] have suffered years from the worst
Piles. USED EVERYTHING TO NO PURPOSE, until
found tho Loncnges; In less than q month was
cured md have only To resort to them when costvo-
ness Returns, and always find instant relief. g. O..
NEAL. For sale at No. I fremont Temple, Boston,
by +. A. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, and by
all Druggists Mailed for co cents. sw5
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Tvcn,y.aye Year, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to Females
has pIa lad Dir. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such pr Actics = specially. and enables
him TO guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF SupprsssioH and all other Mem
stvuai Dsrasgsmsnh. from whatever eas,s All let
tets for advice must contain 81. once, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B.-Board rnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
boston. July. lS69.-sp. nO.lyr29
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Gov. Stevenson, Of Kentucky, refuses to ae-
cspt Mr.. GOlladsy's resignsiiOs. lie says hi.
duty to the State. to his constituents and to his
own homer dsmaads full Investigation Of the
charges male az inst him by the only tribunal
10 which he IL smenible.
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Probate Notices.

To all persons interested In either Of tho estates
STa Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within and
March, in tho year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and seventy the following matters having been pre-
sented for the sction thereupon hereinafter idicatcd
That notice thereof DO given to all persons inter.
ested, by causing q copy OF this order 70 DO pub
lishcd thrco weeks sscccssiyely In the USios AND
lished in Biddeford in said county, that they may
appear at Probate Court " no held ut South Der.
wick In said county, on the first Tuesday In Apri!
no1t, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and DO heard
thereon, and object, II they see cause.
LUCY 8. DIXON, late Of Eliot, deceased. rsti.
ton for probate Of WILL presented BY Ezekiel liurd,
named executor therein.
ELIZA &. JEwETT, late Of South Berwick. do
ceased. Petition for probate OF will prevented by
Herbert Sleeper, named executor therein.
wILLrIIM d. sPINNEY, late Of Eliot. deceased.
Petition for probatsof will presented by Alrra SPIN.
noy, named cxecutrx therein.
INEVITABLE JOY, Late Of Acton, deceased. Pc
tition for probate OF will presented by Elisha Joy,
named executor therein.
WILLIAM IIOBSOS, late OF Hollis, deceased. Pc.
tition for probate Of will presented by Alvin Hob
son, named executor therein.
KING c. HOOPER late Of BIddeford, deceased.
Petition for probate Of will presented by James A.
Hooper, named executor therein.
ANDREW WARREN, late Of South Berwick, do
llanscom. his executor.
DANIEL SMITH, late OF South Berwick, deceased.
Final account presented for allowance by Cynthia
Smith; his notwithstanding.
SHELDON HOBBS, late Of North Berwick, do.
ceased. First and final account presented for allow
ance by Timothy d. llussey, his administrator,
ABIGAIL T. GORDON, late of Dayton. deceased.
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rnisp, Tssrsp, AND Arrsovsp, fnr Forty years.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam o< Coughs Colds AMI
Consum,on and all Affections Of the lungs, THREAT and
Chest Prices, 81 and 80 CENTS. Cutler Brothers Co.
date Reed. Cutler co., Dostos, PrOprissors Iva
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oRO REwARD.-Lost on Friday, Feb.
oCO n, from the residence Of Mrs. Capt.
Stephen Lane, In Buxton, near bar Mills. . largo
size. full blOoded BLACK AND TAN DOG, mo
other color except q little grey about his mouth,
and there may DO q very few white hairs on his
breast tail and ears natural, weighs shout Is his,
answers TO the name Of prank" Whoever Will
give information where the same may DO found,
snail receive the abgye reward. LEWIS II. GOOD
WIN. p o. Address, BAR Mills, BE.
March II, 1870 6Wil'
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IIADLEY-LITTLEFIEID. In this city. by Rev. :.
y. Weiherbce. David W. IIadley and Mrs. Lizzie y.
I.ltilcncld, both Of iiijicford.
IIILT-IlOIsON. In saco, Feb. y, by Rev. VI. bal.
ley. Mr.. Geo. H. llill and julia Il. liobson both OF
West buxton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In West Buxton, Feb. ~, Mr..
Geo. u. Turnhanl, of stsBdsh and Miss Angie ".
Mason of l.iminginn.
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POLITICAL.

The numbers cnfranchised. by the fifteenth
Amendment in the following States are about Is
f,llo~s.
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Cambridge o.t.lo Market March 8,


And u Calves.
Prices Of Market Becf-EHtrn $40 50 q Si3 ID hrst
quality 81 ~ 20 Si2UG second quality $40 Um III W.
third quality - % 40 SOD.
Prices Of store Cattle-working Oxen, v pair.
$40, san, $40 % $40.
Mlch Cows and Calves from SIS, $50. SIS a tiO.
Yearlings 81 10 IS; two years old 81 ~ 3D.
three years old SO % s62.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 rs, 81 0,
81 50 20 81 20 each extra 500 20 IS ~. Or nom
q Sc vb.
spring Lambs, 600 % IS 20.
Hides N a. No y 10. Tallow % 6ic v n.
Pelts 7jc 40 81 rs each. Calf Skins l6 "a lie Y n.
Prices Of Poultry-EItra ~ % 20 primo 40
2Oic, good IS 20 100, medium u % LIE; poor 10
medium l6c 2 N.
N. u. Beef-Extra and first quality include no
thing but tho best large, fat, stallcd Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stall fed Cows and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cosscts, and when those OF
IN inferior quality are thrown out.
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.y.e,c .adrersssesssenfs.
BIDDEFORD SAVINGS BANK.

Tho anpus, meeting Of the cnrperators and mem.
hers 81 The Biddeford Savings BANK will he hold o.
,ha Ranliny Resins of the Biddefori National
lam on Monday, March u. 1870 at y. ~, Tor tho
choice of officers and the transaction OF any other
business that may legally come bcfore them.
n N. CHAPMAN, Scc'y.
niddcfbrt. March ], 1870. lWl2
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A Great Step i'm Advance!
MASON AND H0ADtVS
NEW METHOD DR T1IE

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u Is received with the greatest Interest aud spprc-
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teaching by many who hsve horetof0rc been nm
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Editions. price SIM. sent post psld " any ad-
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VOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM or EARLY IN.
~ prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., has discovered simple means OF cure,
which no will send free W his follow sufferers. Ad.
dress ]. II REEVES, ~ Nassau Street. N. Y. 6mi4
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ART or FASCINATING, by ApAu MEyKIyk. Shows
n how to gain tho undying love, admiration and
confidence Of any ono you choose. Price by mall
Is cents. Tor 500. Address Tuttlo Co., ~ MAJ
sau st., n. Y. omA
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HALEY, In this city. Feb. "a, Abraham Haley, aged
Iyrs. mos,
JACOBS In saco, Mar s, Mr.. Joseph Jacobs, aged "a
FlIRrIELD. In Kcnnebunk, feb. d, Miss Mary
Fairdcld, aged az years.
TODD. In Cape Neddick, Feb. u, Mr.. william Todd,
AOANiS. In Kitery, March l., Sir. Joseph Adams,
agcI 70 yrs.
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II Is stated that President Grant has prom
is~l TO send ten thousand soldiers 10 Utah II
Mr., Gallons anti-polys,my bill passes Con-
grcss
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-Sunday night between CsPc PorPoi'c
i and Biddef6rd, Fitch Fur Cape. Whoever
has found u will confer q favor on poor girl ~
leaving II at this ofIlce. MARY A. LlTTLEFlELD.
March IL. 1870. w
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Notice TO Stone Contractors.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE CITY OF
BOSTON WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received At tho
Oilco of tho Superintendent % Street, City Hall,
boston, Mas, until March " IN, leo Or supplying
the CITY IL boston with ssone Paving Blocks during
the year 1870 Tho blocks 70 be Of the iSlouibs d.
meusions via
Width, - To u In.
Length, & 10 In.
Depth, 7 TO \ In,
All The edges 20 be sharp md straight forminx
Right ANGLES At their intG rsectisus both hohlontay
and vertically. The hecs o. Do straight split, snd
free from punches or depScsions.
Proposals b. state the prev Irr thousand blocks,
delivered on such wharf In tho city IroIer, south
and Fast Boston, n may be designated fon time Ia
time by the Superintcpicnt Of sttcee. Al., tho
number Of blocks which the proIoer VIII deliver
per month during the year. a sample OF Tho
blocks must accompany the proposal.
Proposals 10 DO sidre~ed " tho undersigned, snd
endorsed proposals Cor furnishing City of Boston
with Stone Paving-lIlocksV
The right 10 reserved 70 reject my or oil Proposals
GEU. q. CARPESTRR,
2wil Chairman Committee sH Paving.
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WANTED - Colts or Remington's Army
w and Navy Revolvers. Also, sharp's or spen,.
GERS Rifles or Carbines. Any person having any OF
CLARK a RgiHRIY, Eunsrniths and dealers In
all Kind. Of sporting goods, at 80 Main street. I'D
deford, Maine. ~u
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,1y,yTyD-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD

VNyANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD
w Cakes Laundry Is In full operation. and
that he is now hlly prepared 10 do nrstclass wash
ing Ironing and Polishing, ut short notice. for llo-
tells boarding Houses, Families, anybody and ev-
crybody Regular family washing ironing, GO cts.
per dozen, called Cor and delivered. Ofiicc, room
iIardys Block, City square, Biddoford. branch
Office, A. Ilodsion's, u Factory Island, Saco. ou
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" Notices NJ deaths. eSoeeilng lines inserted
rec above that number at regular advertising rates.
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Special Notices.

EIlavllI3 Yy1aI1 :: =: Z; =: =:
Bold by all News Dealers. Only siI cents copy.
Bp5U
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.In New York colored men vote under the present
Constitution II they can show property quali1ca-
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Biddsford and Saoo Retail Prios Current
THURSDAY, March 10. 1870.

Apples. Y bu.,. 200 % 22j Oats,
as-.l inx - bu 4 lafDl IA Dbl.
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YOU tNtF uuu pttJ I"
Of any corruption within its own ranks except
to fatten ON it, Did you ever find them hunt
ing up those who lived upon the plumber Of the
public treasury within their own ranks and
bringing them to coniign punishment am
proud 10 belong TO party ~ conscious Of the
rctitule Of its intentions AMI the strength Of
its positions that Il can bear to have the plain
truth told by its own friends. And assure
you that take the greatest pleasure in bring
ing 10 YOU the message Of the President him
self. given TO me yesterday, and 10 show you
that all departments Of the Government, execu.
tive rs well rs legislative. are To he united in
the woik Of reducing the p1bliS eKpeui turcs'
Unless the Democratic pirty has, either in its
past rvcorJ or in something that Il holds out in
the future, some encouragement To pecple tur-
densd with taxes. AMI gro,ning under a debt
which has been bcqueithei to them by this very
party through the war then whatever be the an
swer As 10 the Republican party, the Democrat.
10 party cannot be trusted. when did the Dem
ocratic party ever have any reputation for econ-
omy in public siIairst Take its history 20
back TO Mr.. Pierce's administration in time OF
profound peace. with no occasion Tor extra e.
pendturc of public money, anil how dill he
leave it, With an addition Of some twelve
millions TO the milton And what did Buchan-
an do, lie sidcl s;venty millions more to the
debt In time OF profound peace. with pros
perity in the land and revenues increasing and
overlooking. he added seventy millions to the
twelve millions Of debt that existed at the end
Of Mr. Pierce's sdmistration. Take the last
administration and the very last year of It.
With all the revenues Of the coantry fixed on
war basis TO meet and liqutiaie the public debt.
with every obligation upon the public Affairs
that could be brought 10 bear in the burdens
that rested upon the people in the patriotic
sacrifices the people were making to meet the
exigeneies Of the government-the very last
year Of Andrew JohnsonTs administration, in
stead Of paying dollar Of the debt. added six
millions TO Il.
Is thsrv ANYTHING in the history Of the Dem
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I6nuIe.
0a muroen nebsuan Simmer Iaut, uuo Der
9err Sammer faunte 0ieie Stinmen, lie err
tnntrten ibn an einen 8OrIau. oellen 99leoer'
Bolurg er nibt ptni6enswertb iuoen tonnte.
gud 5rau 0tabc fannie oiee Stimmen, itt
errietb, mOran Der tromme Serr in otslem
Au4enbltd oobte.
pSe 2eute. Die bort pobnen, oentsn ebeniO
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lie nit bosbafter Shaoenfreuoe, pwenn Sbr
Setlan9en tra9t, oas aus ibrem ei9enen Wtun'
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berGonmen."
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Der 8udbalter nit beiiersr, geOdmpIier Stim'
me, lid tuieosrbole Sud, Bhtst Gu9 Dor MIR
Gin bosbaites 2o6eu idaGlte inn nab, oils
CT Die Stube oerlit6, Elm SG6en, peldes lere
gBulB aui Die BbAlte Spite trieb. Gr tOnnte
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oerura ridt erltIren; 0eItern nod mar oas
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men uno Su l6ler, baute trat lie tbm 10 lhart
uno fenOleli9 entge9er, 6aB Der BeOante an
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pIane 9e2en 0as WtdOhtu cr9eben, mar fie
9eute cine Cifri9e 8eIbRbertn gmma'5 - 0as
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Oteier 6rau un0 ciueu Slueitcn in bic osratlb'
ten Yapierc Uetftn tbnneH, oann mdre iDm
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id6ite Snuers plOBli6 iAwanfeno 9eporOen,
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Warten, o0B er aud Die 8unit Der WtaOame
perlor, Dsun er ibr ertldren muBe. baB feline
56rilte 8e8en Oas WtdO4en erfOl8Ios 8eblte'
ben eien,
50 muBte er itiuen Ylau, Der auf ribts
8srinseres bnousIeF ols bic Stslle oes Sob;
nes ein3untbmen, ben GBsI 81 8ewa8ten Spe'
fulniionen 5u uerleiIen uno babel itlblt i'm
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llntreue ieiner 0slfersbelierin. gr mar au'
BerOem 8el6eitert au Juf6lIigen Grei9nillen,
Die Der 8u6bnlter nibt fannie.
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ieinsr @Ciinurgen uno ieins g0utb tber oGs
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aud al oisism 4beno ben v&pOllpIaal" ~ be;
Iu6en.
8ieleidt boIite er, eirige puerirrte SbaFs"
su finoen, bic itb BON ibnt r5ur SeerOe" 5u
riidIhbren lieBen, uno tuenn ibm ote5 Selan8,
10 muBte ia ole 6teuoe 0arIiber ibn ben gan
gen Merger oerGeilen laIien
(5Ortitkuu9 ioIat)
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ggo ware n..9cSener unb i 6intetns
BURG, ole am porisen SamftaB 6uoo De
aus YsnniDluunien uerdhtlib uon ben SriiAen
uue Dutch" iprad uno Srn. gBoooparo ben
Yorpano uad,ts. oab rr nit ibnen liebau9ele
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