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14'ASTEpLA LADY Az HDukkEErER. ALSO,
~ American FFrk-etant girl nvrF II years u
Arr to fs fair Itnn,sn and make htssn generally
fill WAErA iisht At first StUhtihn r,rnAn"ul Ref
C.rnrts xrsanEr4i. Call on aissA Il. FOX. Room
Il, Isl South CLARK II, CHICAGO, ILL.,
, 1870-03-28
HELP WANTED-EEMALES.

f'onchnaen. &c.
N'AETED-A GOOD MEAT AND PASTRY COOf
far hntFl in the country. A epoT,~f nan prrtrgIeL
Gail Il Room q. Il: Sah Clark fhr tItn Iavk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

HoMEs1cK.-Mr. Joseph Powell, Com
mercial Agent of the United States at Port
Stanley, Falkland Islands, writes home as
follows:
You may be aware that this is the last
sailing point next to the South Pole. Be-
yond this no vessel ever sails, and human
footsteps are never seen. 1t is perpetual
winter--snow every month in the year.
The islands are naked Of tree and bush, and
very little soil-high mountains and hills
of volcanic rock over nine-tenths of the
surface. Nothing of the grain kind is
raised-no seed-time or harvest. There
are no animals, except wild horses and cat
tie. Foxes and rabbits have been brought
here and increased-much larger than
those in the United States. No snakes,
frogs, feas, spiders, bed-bugs, or insects OF
any kind. The wind blows oil the time
often so strong that you cannot look out.
The population, all told, does not exceed
three hundred on all the islands, and are
very poor. This is only harbor for
wrecks. Expenses are very high and living
poor-no comforts of life whatever. Board
and lodging, annually, $500. I'll come
home the first opportunity. am distant
from New York twelve thousand miles by
sea. My voyage to my post of duty occu-
pied one hundred and FIVE days. am
thirty days sail from Rio de Janeiro, two
thousand FIVE hundred miles beyond Chill
and Peru, and six hundred miles off Cape
Horn.''
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M A ToRpID sYsTEM.--sor,etimes

ng- A nygYsTEM.--sora
without any sassignaade cause the physical
strength and animal Spirits. give way, and 2
strange torpor fails alike on Tho body and INTEL
lect. There Is uttIe or no pain perhaps Drt the
natural vigor and elasticity OF the nervous ant
.nuacu,ar ssstam .sessns ta-haue DEPARTED and On
Indifference 60 the pleasures on ne ana even OF
Its grave responsibilities taxes tine plaSe OF thss
Ws ullpi mind when In & bssiiny7 soaM.
tiop. This state Of partial collapse Is often the
spremonitory symptoms OF some serious malay.
tt indicates Enthusiastically that the vital powers
are nguishings aud need 10 stimulaut. IN such
cases the effect or few doses Of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS Is wonderfully beneficial.
The great tonic wakes up the system from Its
browse. The secretions and the circulation re-
ceive new impetus, the relaxed nerves recover
their elasticity under the operation of the specific
like the slackened strength Of q musical fnstru-
ment IN the process Of tuning. LetharRy and de-
buity are replaced by energy and yigor, the spirits
rise, and Life that almost seemed burden while
the season OF depression lasted becomes once
more enjoyable. That such radical Change
should be produced bya remedy entirely deyoic
OF the powerful alkaloids and minerals 80 extern
siyely used In modern practice may seem i1efenl,
bic to those who pin their faith on the medicinaI
efficacy Of active pofsonS but II fhese skep1cs
will take the trouble to inquire OF those who nave
tested the corrective and Alternative virtues OF the
BITTERS under the circumstances descrioedthey
will 1ndthe statement to be true
fe 1S-eodlw&w ~ s.agrgF4 tfE. .s.Tss #..,-
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DEED.

~ fDEEDs
4, a o,clock 4. M. of, the nth instant JAMES
RsoHES IN the q Rrosd-stssss Me-
slur srrcS Rs sg. Dr. Edwards) TO-DAY st q
NJ The friends Of the faniiiy are Invited 70 s'-
rchrr,,v H. 1870. srrs. SARAH J: BgTtER as
eonsort Of Daniel c. Butler, In the twenty -sca'o
year Of her age. ,,.u,.,sa
ia thrill this heart OF mine
Rnt NOT lii then can iorgeI
one look or tone OF tnne'
osnoti e msuaies with the sound
or everything / hear,
And think ye can forget
Her / love 50 dear!
Forget thee! It Is bitter word.
Would It were unsaia ,,a.
/! Forgetfnlness is NOT w %aaa NC,
ythsn NAV cease to think OF thee
AS earthly mortais 90 e. uoaven
nut Oh we'll meet, trust IN dca'en,
Viii, hearts unchanged and true.
- r,onda and those Of her brother arc re-
Iasted fo attend the funeral from the Oregon Hill
Hapfist church THIS AFTEkNOOh at O'CLOCK.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Denarted this life. on Wednesday evening the
10th Instant, EUpoRA EFFL1N, aged five years
and two and a-haR months, youngest child OF
THOMAS and ". A. Duke. sza
And is my little baby gone.
NV darling infant fled;
Andis nv little Dora gone
To number with the deadp
Her gentle spirit passed away
Mid pain the most severe,
So great we could not wish her stay
moment longer here. .s..
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited to attend her funeral on THIS friday
MORNING, Mt 10 O'Clock, from her parents resi-
dence, No. 1928 Franklin street. -
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Including a ruddy description of sum
set" Mr.. Cox is therefore . spr'ghtiy
gentleman Of descriptive powers very re-
spectacle. How it was, it is not important,
but the very title Of his book is in har-
monys with his sobriquet. A book de.
scribing - a search for winter sunbeams :
might very we'll acome from the pen OF
sssuNsEr Cox Without having read it,
we viii endorse it for very lively and
raily-colored narration Of what fell under
the observation of the author. The book
is printed in APPLETON s Co.'s best style,
and the illustrations are admirable. 1t is
proper to soy that the lands visited by Mr..
Cox are those whose warmth and passion
ateness suit we'll his genial fancy.
The Confessions of Fitz Doodle, and some
Passages in the Life Of Major Gaha.
gan. By WILLIAM NJ. THACKERAY. New
York: D. APPLETON & Co.
The Natural Speaker. Being Selections
to Aid the Student in Acquiring Simple
Natural, Business-like Style of Speaking
By JOSEPH ALDEN, D. D.. LID, Presi.
dent of New York Normal School. With
a PREDATORY Note by JAMES McCosH, D.
D., LID, President of the College OF
New Jersey. New York: D. APPLETON
& Co.
The Mastery Series Manual for Learning
Spanish J; Manual Para 1prender IN.
qxs. By THOMAS PENDERGAsT Qate OF
the civil service at Madras), Author OF
"The Mastery of Languages, &c. New
York: D. APPLETON & Co.
The above books are all for sale by
Messrs. BATES s. WADDY BROTHERS..
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The Pittsburg Gazette says: Doctor
Kane died in full persuasion that an open
sea lay north of the tracks of all those
who had attempted to explore those hyper
borean regions. It may be so and should
the hypothesis be verified, then there is no
insuperable barrier to the passage Of ships
from the Atlantic, through the Gulf Stream
gateway, into the Polar sea, and across it.,
near the Pole to the gateway of the Kuro
siwo and Behring's Straits, into the Pacific.
The distance from London to Jeddo by that
route would be but about six thousand
miles"
A sturdy butcher of Cincinnati went to
see Lucille Western in " East Lynne" and
was 80 affected by the performance that he
had to be removed from the theatre to pre- :
vent his aobs from disturbing the audience.
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1t has been proved beyond dispute that
pain can be felt for twenty minutes after
decapitation by the following experiments
made by Paris surgeon: Two human
heads were placed in the rays of the sun,
and the eyelids which had been opened were
Immediately shut; and the head of an as-
sassin named Terrier, which was expert
mented upon more than aequarter of an
hour after having been separated from the
body, turned it's eyes when called. {.
Hugh johnson, who was attacked in Ha.
vana with Greenwsldth, is ont Of danger,
and his friend Foster In improving,
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Nature against POIygamy.

A witness before a congressional commit
tee on Wednesday testified as follows:
This exhibiting another paper to the COM
mittee) is legacy return, the first ever
made in that Territory. There is list of
forty-one names, the children of Heber G.
Kimball; he had fiftyfour children in oil,
but thirteen of them died. I have taken
the strong physiological ground-though
Young says l ellie like hell "-that the
Almighty himself has provided for the
drowning out of polygamy through the
operation of natural laws. [ base the
opinion on the fact that out of every hun
dred children born in polygamy seventy
FIVE are males. have the statistics Of two
hundred and ffty-seven families-names
Just picked up here and there, not selected
with any reference to this question,-an
in those two hundred and ffty-seven fami-
lies eighty-three out of each hundred of
the children are males. The day before I
left, David Candland, chief clerk of the
lions Cooperative Mercantile Institution,
told Inc that he had fifteen little boys under
eleven years of age and six daughters.
INTERESTING STATEMENTS.
The following interesting statements were
made by another witness in answer to ques-
tons:
81 am quite confident that not over one
sixth of the adult male population of Utah
are polygamists. Of course more women
are polygamists, practically, than men.
Some large estimates are made as to the
number of polygamists; but as the numbers
of the sexes are equal in Utah, it is mani
testify impossible for everybody to have
more than one wife. About one-half the
population not practically polygamists are
in sympathy with it. think that the en-
tire population of the Territory is from
ninety to one hundred thousand. Nearly
three thousand of these are Gentiles. If
this bill be enforced the Mormons would 60
to Arizona. 1t may not be generally known,
but it is fact, that the Mormons now own
an entire county in Arizona
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~ THE DOLLAR KID GLOvEt

~ THE DOLLAR KID GLOVES
which we are now selling sive general satisiac-
ton tothe wearer. "
We also have KID GLOVES at 81. %, si-so, and
a. also, the celebrated JUGLA KID GLOVES,
for which we are the sole agents for this CITY In
these GLOVES, we have al the desirable snaoes.
Being provided with sample caro- we can oruef
for customers any desired size, style, or color.
-: re. LEVY BROTHERS,
a.4 1918 and 1918 Main street.
Our IRISH LINEN at coo. per yard Is one Of the
best bargains yet offered. pe
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CITY ALMS-HOCSE. 4
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, Y7S.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIYED until II O'Clock n. NOynIy
February 81, 1870, Tor Furnishing the CITY ELMu
HOUSE with SUPPLIES for the quarter ena:nv
May al, 1870. ALI goods to be delivered st Civ
Aims. House free Of charge for package or dSay,
age, at such times and In such Quantities as nav
he required, upon orders from superintendent, al.
Isl barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
90, 22s pounds BOLTED CORN MEAL.
q, 354 pounds FRESH BEEF,
4e7s pounds BACON (sides and shoulde.sh
iss pounds TE4 Ielsek and gzeea,, (
g pounds BACK PEPPER,
$3.50 pounds BROWN SUGAR, .
Ls2o pounds BIO GoFFEE lgreeu),
rs e Sassss G IStsb HERkiSasS
$50 gallons MOLASSES,
dozen BROOMS,
30 pounds LARD,
IS cords SEASONED PINE WOOD,
l,s00 pounds SOAP.
ASS above estimates OF quantities is based on pre-
sent number OF inmates, they win be varied as tina
number to be provided for may increase or dimin-
ish. .I
Proposals must be addressed to undersigned, en-.
dorsed Proposals for Supplies City Aims
of Superintendent City Alms-House, with full
cannot be sampled.
The committee reserve the right TO reject at
their option, any or all proposals offered:
Chairman Committee for Relief Of Poor
fe Ltd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

REV. ARTHUR BoGDAN.-One Fisk P.
Brewer, We believe reconstructed Profess
sor at Chapel Hill, warns the public against
the Rev. Arthur Bogdan, lately in our city,
intimating from information which he has
received that he is an impostor. Will Pro-
fessor (?) Brewer please inform the public
who he is Is it not just possible that he
may be on impostor Ee comes to North
Carolina in most Questionable shape"
Wilmington Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

PLAIN TALK IN THE PULPlT-RADIcAL
ADMINISTRATION ARRAIGNED.-The Craw-
louisville Rerielo says that on last Sunday
morning the Rev. Samuel Godfrey, of this
city, who heretofore has supported the
Radical party, preached an eloquent sermon
to large and attentive audience in the
Methodist church in Crawfordsville. lnthe
course of the services he offered up the
following prayer, which we commend to
careful reading by those of our fellow-citi-
zens who in former elections have been in
duced by false promises and demagogical
appeals to their passions and prejudices to
help place in power the most corrupt and
infamous administration that ever cursed q
nation:
Prayer.-"O Lord Thou knowest that
the leading men of our nation, and those
occupying the highest public positions, ore
thieves and robbers, plunderers and muir
derers, drunkards and debauchees that
we have too many Harlans and too many
Beechers, o Lord. ''-Lafayette (Ind.) Dis
patch, February II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

The letter of "Med," our special CORE
spondent at Lynchburg, giving us report
of the proceedings of the Railroad Conven-
ton, did not reach us until P. NJ. yester-
day. Two hours previously friend handed
us copy of Lynchburg paper, from
which we made up the report which ap-
pears to-day in our columns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

Search for Winter Sunbeans in Riviera,
Corsica, A!giers, and Spain. BY SAMUEL
s. Cox. With Numerous Illustrations.
New York: D. APPLETON g. Co.
This is book Of travels by the Hon. 8.
i. Cox, Representative of the Sixth Com
gressiona1 District Of New York. He is
well known by the sobriquet Of "sUssET
Cox" which he won in Ohio by the forid
eloeutien which he occasionally INDUCED,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

DR.. Edward Bayard has been appointed
postmaster at Grand Hill, Va, vice B. c.
johnson, resigned. The Office at New Ply
mouth, Lunenburg county, has been dis
continued, as also that at Tussekiah, Lunen-
burg county. Papers and letters to be sent
to Lunenburg Courthouse. as
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WAGONS. CARTS, &c.

no CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND
OTHERS,-The subscriber would respectfully
INFORM ali those requiring WAGONS BUGGIES,
that he has RaRd ana va5y eaursS
ton !: that he viii build to order any kind OF
vehicle required upon the shortest notice and at
the lowest price. Particular attention paid TO
REPAIRING. All work warranted.
A. b. LIPSCOMB,
No. ia west Cary street, near Adams.
fe T-eOd2m
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~ GOODS FOR MOURNING.-BOM-
BAZINE, Biaritz, Poplins, Empress Cloth.
Corded Reps, Ga Tamise, French Merino, Al
paca. De LANES, English and Italian Grapes,
Grape Collars, and Grape Sets, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Buy piece OF our real GEORGIA NANKEEN
ct sI.2s ten yards In piece. feb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

Referring to Mr.. BUTLER's bill, VIC would
add to what we have already said against
it, that it is hardly possible that it can pass
the ordeal of the Judiciary Committee OF
the Senate. 1t attempts to delegate to GER
tain courts Of justice powers belonging only
to- Congress. MIR. TRuMBuLL will hardly
consider such legislation constitutional.
Again: Since no mans disabilities can be
removed by less than two-thirds vote, it
follows that this bill must be passed if OF
all by two-thirds vote. Otherwise, Con-
gress might evade the constitutional provi-
sion by changing the mode of granting re-
lief. This of course not even the present
Congress would try to do. BY this time
the reader will have concluded that there
is no danger that Mr.. Buffers bill viii
become . law. But if he has doubt re-
manning, let him remember the strength of
the Democrats in the House, and that Mr..
FARNswoRrH and his friends will act with
the Democrats in opposition to it, and the
last doubt must be abandoned. 49,, .
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vaRrsyEts

>, ,ro,v t,r,Afs. at The res.denea, OF tie brides
:. II at,, ~ he Raw. 3. NJ Pnlmers co ENELlus
mn9HtHNEY OF vfrRfnias 20 Miss ID ARYsNiCoL.
of that CITY. No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

H BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the world-ths
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable in.
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, inyigo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perf1mers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NH so-eodts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

nicnxosn. VI, PIX ps,,s Gag g ,Yos.a.s.s,l

FiCHMoaD, Va, febrns1yst sYElma sSs'}
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received
~ until noon Of FRIDAY, February Is. liza ~,
furnishing the City Gas Works with sueh C6aT
year from date. l-Es n - - = Aef ono
The Snanttty ef coal required Win 10 sbovt
$500 IA sIAOgsAED TONS. mora Or las.
any portion thereck aHidders WIN IafaE tie pftcs
Per .soI or aao pounds, deliysred &c TIE soaSs
Coal 70 DO delivered monthly, q may Sa rSassslI:
Tor the use Of the works. Payments FOR eosI ~
cepted viii be made monthly. ~
Proposals TO be addressed 10 the undersigned n
- Proposals for Coal for CITY Gas works.
The committee reserve the right to reject any a,
all bids. s. FhEEDLEY, Chairman Of
re T-tfeo2s Committee on Lieht
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LUMBER, LATHS, DC.

". G.. MAYO, J.F. W. GIBSON.
r UMBER-SAW WIN ILL, MAYOS
IL ISLAND.-We keep constantly on hand ior
saIe in INV quantity, large small, 4 large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER for building pnr-
noses, CASING BOARDS. LATUS, PAL1NGS,
&c. &C. Our facilities for obtaining logs, and
our capacity for saving, enable lis to fill all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. MAiO q GlsoON;;o
de 23--am ar' Post-oflce bo1 aie'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18

ITO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC beg
J. leave to offer my services to Che musical pu9ac
FORTES. ORGANS; and other MUs1CAIxy IN
STRUNIENTS. Having had an experience Of eyer
thirty years In my profession, ana most OF Una!
latter nyselr can please the most fcstidlous.
Orders left with Mr.. GEORGE Z. BIDGOOD,
hookseIier and Piano-f forte dealer, tor nt my resi-
Deuce on Tenth street between Broad and Mar
shall; win receive prompt attention, aud work
sdfe 70 iaMsWs c. REMIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-18
STOVES AND TINwARE.

SUNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT.-The
y only premium given by the Virginia State Agrl-
cultural Society for stoves was awarae6 fT
NYSTDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNICAe-
TIE, $50 Broad street. ,rn
This Stove heats one or more rooms, ana is nm
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, ana nsa.nns
power. Ao 1o-0"~""
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GPECIAL ,NoTICE.-All per- a ~
u sons that want heir debilities re- &Aks$H
snY dsns pprs sna tx
lons OF YORK RIVER OYSTERS, some choice
FISH snd GAME, with Hon 20 keep them cool.
Relief warranted as they are Of the best IN quality
and 10 quantity.
Depot, Sixth strees near Clay. ,,n
lel7-lw ROBERT REID.
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cessors are appointed, kc, was received
from the Committee ON Courts Of Justice,
and placed on the calendar and orderediso
he printed. a-.---.
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w. II. PECKHAM. President;
W. T. HOOKER, Vice-Presidenti
L. McADAM, Secretary and Acsnsss'
g. A. FUDICKER, Superintendent

SECURITY, CHEAPNEss LlBERALnh,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark ana o''ou'
guish the management. Of this COMPANY.
ISAAC aUTzLgR,
General Agent for Virginia and North Casouhs.
omce, No. ooa Main street
Dr. \. q. CaRrIY. Medical Examiner. nop
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ENABLING ACT.
THURSDAY, February IL, 1870.
SENATE.

A bill "to enable officers now holding
Offices in Virginia by military appointment
or otherwise to held over until their sue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

GUM cine pfanNe NIT sliMneneenE orf
in's gef1t ,parf RON oiefem aber ba>
far ouf ben Sid .8elest |auo gum Or
.a5sen ber bpben @e(eQidaft jdmmerli@
beorbeitet spurpe. Gauffdmpfe awi<
f1en beioen YrofeHore1 ,uarea an rer
Taeesorcnune. Gnpli@ fam eS fosar
su einem pifolenbufu, pet9es Der So
lelbit aransirte, spii@en D btnielten.
Wunplins fonnte Dor Mnsf ni9t msbr
trinfen, uno als fem @esner Dor Jpn
trat, mari ct bic piitole meg, ,pprauf
er In bic perdde sei9p0en tpuroe, wel<
DIE babur@ in Brano 9erietb. Der
Ereiberr idrie iunmerfort er fet tortsez
i9pfen, bis i'm Elm elmer @afer,
iiber ben Rupf seso6en> ~teoer ms ee<
ben REF. .sa..) .l,..a. st a5'.
Sc wiirre gu >psit fibren, bic Sc
19i9te tes TabafseoQesiums III feinet,
mannisfa9en Nusldreitun9en gu per-
fplsen. Bir i9lteben paber bieleS fi3se
NIT berB emerfung, bab NIT bem@ trfen
@untlinos, in pel9em fi9 auf 10 felt
fame @eile Der Grnlt Der @iGeni9aft
NIT berEborbeit bes2eidtitnns perbano,
aud Der &ubm eieies Gpuesiums GUT
Net9e 9tng.
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Ginf CUTE Ge(btft
prer
Se9en Ser &inbesliebe.

Sn elmer abseleeenen Safe cer
Gtaet 81. ftano Elm armleliees 5dus>
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@eitem 11on he Nptb unb ben Manz
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suu1 Spell ;erbrodene Genfer lieben
nur iparlam bas Ia9eslidt In baS
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peit pprraeenpes Dad nod mebr nerz
ounfelte. Sdpn batten f@ eini9e
8retter, NIT nel9en bic @proeruanp
befleibet rpar, los9ema9t, tparen ber<
untersefauen, ODER binsen nod brobenb
iber DEM Gin9an9e, unp ner b5l3erne
Rtesel Der alien 6austblre 3eiate our
@enise> bas bic ttefe MrmutD i'm 6aule
npecer SaloB nod Rie9el beblrfe.
SIN bte1em entfernten @intel bes
StaptpiertelS lebte cine aru1e, frdnflide
Trau nit ibrer Te@ter Mneelifa. Brau
Sanger = bas 1T ibr Same - bate fi9
fraber in be0ertr Sage befunben unb
rpar elidlt@ eeweien. Oils aber tbr
@atte eeitorben> tuar Elm S9la9 mad
cem anoern iiber fe sefpmmer. Sbre
nd9i1en @erwanoten perfol9teu iis uno
bra9ten fe UNI Mlles, 10 bab ibr eleidz
fam ni9ts mebr blteb> alS bic Trauer
uno bic finclide 9iebe ibrer Gp9ter.
Dur9 Summer unb Gntbebrunaet1
abse3ebrt batten ft@ bic &rdfte Der ar
men frau eria6pft. gu i4wa@ fir
trsenb cine &rbeit, faB fie- in eineu1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

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