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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
IGarsG. EAEDfE.s' SEMINARY.
1allIi.iIi.l mills.

rryils rrroitn Sc 90 BE- opened 80 - puis IN
"a, Il NJ ...l L. Iis~s,s ". year.
hrcu Engaged ieaine m one u The noel eminent '.a "a
M ias 'e a-,,a by r''r uags' = , NE ana
ASSURED tfaf sara e.Ii ~ 90 hr enph9ei
[ r IT, e'.,-iG ~a.h vii e5us ifrrr yss
mated Middle aud SENIOR Young ha'es 'l
aia a The-e l,yr,rr ne, de.''ns % a'-'e - ai',r
named % lave tlr wri'ec ~ engaging "a suh sld' a.
mas hg a,cu,A ie,t adaliri Pc iir" "'ni..
r,, ,:,- c,ai ll., Ii,.t.r, or rhe Uosos ssate--
uo.un,'. i,.sus ia ir.'ne'e smith. AniiHeic
F.rl Term ln,i,ni and ..,t,ln Ii>f,iy 81 ih iu','s
Dawes laalid'n Ac'ila
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n aI.ai'. Mental itf.-,iIs.
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rl, s ann. ne ,I.ie a.f-. &, ,ur,ae taiar ~
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f,t. J>.. ,>ufi.. fltf,--tftf i.nn-Is-'r. f"
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Rev i,4,,s fl,,r rracrl- Of Hia4 iiail, Gambler.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

: r |f.t 1850 TIC .'e
> f. i.r..n circuit c,afrf 81 - = '
- ~. % 49,. .,, m al ifi.is .. -f lsf a ia't 1854,
t-re.-r 81 ff'.- @"-
< "a tfors N 5 rig - ftr 'vr - irisn'f r.
100, r.t-to -, =. M {. l-ssal-t pa $40
si4 - -c- ~ffFr- = i-e-'
-. etsca4 ~ lr ra-=ry g Ioin l. E-lnYt = ~ ~ 49, -
lrr.anin P.fa.-
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

GENrIENFN: = VI. CHAMBFRLAIN, the DemocIahc en-
ddate for Congress this Tc appeared before The people
of the County yesterday and ab ani sltsi tcory
speech favorable impression. assure You,
with tie utmost confidence that have every prospect Of
elecng Mr. Chamberlain Congress In this district; and
if present very favorable prospects be realized, Will
have in him an able Representative of the peoples WISHES
in Congress. Very Respectfully, Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
There were Sll .GG2 90 90 in Trea'
urs liz Escsigncd !

VIII our friends of the Indiana Patriot INFORM n.
whether McGaughey intends TO resign his Senatorial
office We expect the Indianapolis Junto have issued
orders for him to hold if I've resigns they lose bo'
Senator and Congressman, and they don want TO lose
10th. Mac, why don't YOU resign
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

II not be improper state that the person accused
~ OF otbing the mall i not Demo
cIa a. asserted. but Wing; that he IS member o
chuf h. and Oh standng that he has not yet even had
hearing; eniuey gratuitous the part Of the
Journal to proclaim guilty before he has hal Iial
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

1.-The Democrats in Indiana are lighting the battle as
# thev we're determined conquer at the August cleo
,ion We like fhe spirit with which Mr.. Nhitconlb II
In ssrvire and if he i. not elected Governor shall
he greatly deceived-ihat's aIl.-Keutueky Yeonas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Or IicDnrtcrs.

Vance thinks have capital set OF reporters ior
he saws that no, private conversation happens about
town but we 81 direct hold oft Nou right Vance
a. one of them took those notes Just as YOU made the
remark
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

GA break out occurred in the Central Canal when
will stop the mills and require month OF more 10 rel
Vests and Pat,ersons mills now stopped - tue hsu
waler but vii! probably eommehce running again shorty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

Coon Skinner Is the name OF publication started re-
Gently b, the Chapmans indianapolis and To con-
tinue tl after the election We recommend II 10 the
attention and patronage Of the self styled Democialc
rariv The Chapman bis soued fellows aud w"r-
ihv better They way" strong battle against
The principles of the Wings bat they have yet tao learn.
tina, their efforts frute>s " Truth l. mighty aud
will pre,ail Awarding To them and their party hon
estv of nurpsc hope and trust they possess we
can recommend The paper worthy the support oi Tie
party The price Is twenty five cents IN advance
Lagrange Freeman.
samuel we thank Won; though we felt at FIRST some
what as President Merrill expressed HIMSELF after reading
our last paper That was, that we te1 nay "e''d 10
BE- angry. But like lIr. VI are inclined to pass II
over because it l. than scron-eehtts true Thank
YOU Samuel Glad To hear of one decent Wing editor
There were Sll GG2.O75 90 in Treasury notes oat
standing on the st inst The great on = re-
uenchmcnt Tive millions under Van Buren, frightened
the poor things almost death But nearly NV LLN
MILLIONS under Wing administration = no ciren"
stance This is the issue called BY the cocns N l'lO
Sub Treasury notes.
.-~franre tha, such a difference there should be,
dam and Us eele dee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

Cot WISTwoRTH, the editor OF the chicago Demo
crat has been nominated candidate for congress
from the ith Congressional District OF Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

Daniel Mace of the Lafayette District has also de-
clned running MIR Mace the nominee of a ing
Convention but owing 10 the fact that the two Wing
papers m the District had out against hm the
ground that he was a Wing ia principle. lac deter
leave track believing that with such oPpo-
sltion he could not succeed IN the election We regret
this falling by IL viii result. we fear IN
giving that District 10 the Democrats -HGye County
Record
al your regrets John but so unlike Of your
neishbors that cant help laughing You II
into a prophecy, however and when Pettit Is elected
by 1916 votes charge the whole upon the foolish
VIII. papers, which only drove Dan Mace off the
track but head and shoulders into the Democratic party
II = Dan takes the State Sentinel and pays for II
DInnE Clubs says that Major Mace the late whie
convention candidate the ssh District, compelled
10 hack of =, Tins viii make MAJOR Seman- laugh RICH
~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
coous OF white conn:y sentenced.

JAWS VI. Ray, Sec'y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
JAMES DAVIS,
Forwarding sud Commission .fscsc''0Af,
DL0oMsNGToS, Iowa.
March Is, l642-n2O.
iowa HOUSE,

s.saa-5oa. Landing, Bloomington fore.
IliG Undersigned having leascd,his long cstab-
! = lshed and well known TAVERN STAND
N term OF years, and added to it such an addition
VIII enable him to accommodate traeellers and
S'O's IN manner more acceptable than It's former
mansions would permit, returns his thanks for the
I'l patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
'soiclts continuance of the same. Having ta-
'u' stand fora number of years, placing his reli-
~ 'of patronage upon his merits, he is determined
o.''aoe as heretofore, to strive to meit liberal
aG VI p''fonage by the use of every effort to rem
nay o' MS guests pleasant and agreeable
~, ,t anAa saa at all times be supplied with the
a's market a'i'ris, served up in style not 10
sJpas'ea IN any country. The BAR will be kept
1h with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
NV VA h room having always been quiet and free from
Nv 'AoSe wishing to be retired need not entertain
,n s", OF the least disturbance Portcrs always
sm. s'I'''ce 10 transport baggage from and to the
aoase free of expense
.]I 81 ABLE, heretofore under his control. has
sn,a t''ea 70 couple ofyoung gentlemen Of expo
,,sa' ~ 'as business and who arc prepared with
anu OaFFnges Tor the use and transportion of
fm;;as " any part of the Territory, gentlemen
,nv tn WISHING to visit any part of the Territory,
o,: H.. nla OF conveyance, can be accommodated by
bp h ;n, at me iowa House, where their wants
immediately attendedto.
Boon;. WIN. FRYE.
~'a'hston April lst lS42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
VOL. III....NO. 20.
nI0oMING TON HE RA Id
spUBLIsHED WEEKLY,
nv JNO. B. RUSSELL.

Observation-Disclosures Dollars per
TsHas ' =, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
annun n IN of six months from the time Of suhscf!,
at the ela p ~ Dollars if payment he delayed until
hns ana ID tho be year Subscriptions for less term
the end o VIZ, will be charged at the rate OF -Four
Than one ye," naum in advance. O. No paper dis
Dollars p, a,I aearages are paid, except at TIC OPP
ton Of the publisher. Far square of IL
HAfAs : W 81 90; each subsequent lnsertion
lnsi s' ''is araer ones in proportion. Advertise
50 ce'a-.' ,s o,a.c for insertion. without desig.
n'n;s SEM !, Of insertion, will be continued
nltia5 '1a ont, and charged for accordingly
unl o'asI'I d.1ucioas made to yearly advertisers
JIA pf ..,., a1'rcsscl to the Editor, in order to
~ attention, MUST BE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

The following song which we extract from Tho
Message is from the pen of Z. P. Horne
The anti hustle candidate for tho Presidency.
The buslcs are vulgar show,
For mans illusion given; 49,
The bags ofbFan, the sacks Of tow,
Are worn to gull the simple bead
They're all cheat by Heaven!
Ay! false tho hump Of lady back,
AS fading hucs Of even,
And feather bed, and cotton pack,
Serve but to stuff out such slack
The real grace, by Heaven!
Poor fellows! we on shopping day,
From right to left arc driven;
As waddlng by, each lady gay,
With bouncing hustle crowds the way,
1t is a shame, by Heaven!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

tent as ever. His predeces sor looked for
all Tue world like mouse just escaped
from the fangs of soms terrible grimalkn.
Mr.. Subbleworlh arranged his few sub
unary affairs, and bidding his friends a.
dieu. mounted his old roam, and departed
for his new home Of trials with song of
hope on his lips. Let US hope the best for
him. @ ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
PETER JACK son.
ADAM OGILFiE.
A. Ogiiyse s. Go.

& COM NJ - y ~
s379m cnAA!ss::rSa
nEALEHSin Foreign and Domestic Dry uoous
I'D Groceries, Boots ana Shoes, Nails, lfon' Steel
.,,,;,rs &c &c. Also. on consignment. cholce
ss,rtmsnt oflmoortel Liquors, all of (which VIII be
.oll very low for Cash.
Bloomington, July so, t81l.-Ao-H
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
DocTOH II. Il. ERAYTON,

JTAy}yC; established his residence permanently
l at Bennington, respectfully tenders bis pro,
e,si,nal services 10 the Inhabitants OF The town ana
rueat coun,ry. lie may at all times be found on
lin ,ary at the American Hotel.
Inv Is lSt2-37-aW*
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
PUBLIC HOUSE.

u. Nv l..l"respecnal!y informsthe publicthat
IN wn nc continues to keep Public House at Sa-
la,;onss county, Iowa, wher: the best accom-
pvennars Gan Il DC had, between Bloomington and
fssauo: 1nva1e rooms to be had at all times
tkin,s os - sood' and at all times furnished with
|asna0,' ptoVehder. He invites test Of these
saIsna several comfortable houses to rent.
Jan ~ i642 Ntt 81, l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
DIRE. COEELL,

SURGEON s. PHI SIClAN,
SALEM, IOWA.
Il GAVIN, we. supplied himself with Medicine
/ 4 isr.aly to attend to al! calls. He is thank
ii f'r past patronage.
Salem, Iowa, Jan IS, 1912 l4u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

The best practical rule Of morality =.
never 10 do any thing which you would
Be unwilling tina, all the world should
know. H s9N |.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
WHOLE NO. 1914.

OF the neighborhood observed it, and whis.
Pered that Ned was silent and serious. and
had gone to meeting every Sunday since
the accident. They wondered a. his burn.
ing the books he used to read so much
Strange stories were circulated as to this
meiamorphose OF the jovial daredevil
blacksmith into gloomy and taciturn
man. Some supposed, very sagely. tina.
a spirit had en,iced him into the noun
'a'ns' and alter irving him glimpse into
The future. had misled him 10 a cray, where
he had fallen and bruised his face. OH
ers gave the prince Of darkness the credit
Q! the change; but none suspected the
Methodist preacher, and as The latter gem
tlenan had no vanity to CRAFTY, the secre,
remained with Ned.
This gloomy state Of mind continued
until Forgeron visited a camp meeiing.--
The Rev. Mr.. Subbleworih preached
sermon that seemed to enter his soul, and
relieved j, of a burden. and the song of,
ooh how happy are they,
Who their Saviour obey.'
was only half through, when he felt like a
new man. Forgeron was from that time
a shouting methodist At a love feast
short time subsequent, he gave in his ex-
perence, and revealed the MYSTERY of his
conviction and conversion to his astonish-
Ell neighbors. The Rev. Simon Subtle
worth. who had faithfully KEEP. the secret
until that time, could contain no longer,
but gave ven, TO his feeling in convulsive
laughter, as the burning tears of heart
felt JOY coursed their way down his
cheeks. Yes my brs,',ren,' he said. its
all fact; | did maud the grace into his
unbelieving soul, there's no doubt
The blacksmith Of The mountain pass be-
came happy man, and Methodist prea-
cher. $50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
ED.!, G.. DAY,

ATTORN AT l. A W,
BAoou1yoroN, Iowa Ter.
r 0 ii.ein the Recorder sand County Com'nIs-
ioacf. room, IN the Couyl House. --------.-.----,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17
lowe s D:ss.gLEE,

ATTORN S AT LA w,
D'oo9.iRgton, b,ra.
|TITILL attend promptly to any business com.
w mittel 10 their charge.
SEPTEMBER 2lst 1911.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

OU ; HaoAS RIO & HAYANNA COFFEE
W. !ussrecd and forsale bv
'"''' J, BENNETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-17

&. w. HUMPHREYS {. CO.
]sllsrs in Doref-. 7ru Domestic Drp Coous
Groceries, Goa = & &Docs, DarDDare, Sc.
Corner Of Chesnu ai.d Secondstreets,
ELooMiSGToN, IOWA.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-12-19

bcrwarts n.tpar fhnea amlteberbanenetmsn.
9(ae 5cfnuns bate uns psrladsn, ais uns
Oafslep's 0sinisunss Sprup anseratben
purpe. SD faufte pisr eoer ftuf Sotteu,
wel6s Die Srantbeit sdnslib aus oem Spfem
pertrietsn, 70 bas me,ne Srau polltcmnene
@cunbbeit senis6t; bod blcitt bas 0slt'ef
pureb Die 8srwhltuusen Der Sraatbeit enfs
ttsat. Gs 1T nun 0sbsn W;cnat ielt Dem o'es
le beiluns tepirtt worpsn, uno itb wartete
bis caber, oanit mir ittber Icn mbebten ole
Sur lsi pcafcmsn, unp made cs nnn tetannt
pamit aneere $eipsnne etenfals oct 2Sobltbaf
cieIee uuIbastarcm Sprups senisbsn m6seeh
Se;euats meine ltnterlhrift ren lSten Sebr
u. .. lS4O. Jfaaf safer, elias sibp.
Bel Srspsn6bur9, SsrfS Sauntp'
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W E b T g c 10 eiS.

GrtranenOe Sur BON Scrofula ober
&inos. llebel, bepirft ourb Safelep's
&einieunes Sprup.
Dies bient au tescusrn oaB mcine Srau
GGIabstb 5afsr, felt oen lesten feds Sabs
ren an oen abltsalicben Dsrphfunssn BON
Serofula, ODER S6niseitbel selitten ipconreb,
bas 8eitht 70 ansesrifeu mar bab Sbeile
Der STATE Stirn uno Der cine Safeu serlt6rt
purbeib itnc sroBe $6ter In Den Wauno eius
aefreGen iparen. Ser leste drstlibe Beittano
rpurbe berl6aAt nno aIe befannte D1ittef
ternlett, aber bic Graaeheit fttritt tmnsr
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-12-19

Sarmsrs Sanf pom gtaat 9slaw. s9cpsr, par
DO. DO. 3peis,& lSilminstcn,pa
DO. Do. Srpeig, @sor9etcwn, pat
b. DO. 3rpeis, Hsw Saifle, par
Union Sonf, ,u QSilminaton, par
Seine 9tDten unter Sbl. bio l i
Seem Seriep,
Selpibere Sonf' III SsIpitsre, l
burlington So. Sanf, Msbfcrb, par
Commercial Sanf Ysrtb 2tmbop II
Cumberland Sanf* Srpsstcn, par
FARMERS Sanf* Mcunt 6pap par
Sarmers Webanies Sant, ,Nabwap 3
Farmers Webanies 90 mlppletown Il
O1crris Go. 8ant' Olcrristown i.
O1sebanies SanfI burlington par
Olpbanits 90 Slewart )
WIetbanies II Wlanufaetures Dos Srentpn par
WlorriS Canal Sr. 60. Sl..S. gitp, umsb.
Dcf Slpten ltn9an9bar
Newarf Sant Snf. Co. Stewart J
Orange Sanf' Orange II
pscples Bant, patsrioa |
Drineetrn Sant%, Vrnceton par
@alsm 8antins Co., @alem par
9tate Sant&t, S1ewarf
State Sant* glHatetbtcwn
@tatc 8anf' gamben par
@tate Sant Of morrie' Oirrristpmn
@tate Sanf' Slew Srunswif par
SufIrr Sant@ Slswtcn Il
3rcntcn Sanfins CO. Srentcn par
Union Sant* Ocpsr II
Sant Of 81. SrunsDift Srunsmif sebrob
Sarmers 1t. Dlchanics Sant 90. setrch
Sranflin Sanf Of Sl.S. Seriep@itp aetrcet
6obcten Santina 60. 6pbcfen sebro6
Seriep City Sant, SerIep City sebrod
Oletbanles Sanf, pattericn ssbrob
Wlanufaettlrers Sanf, SelIDiae 9ebroh
Monmoutbs Sanf Of 81 3 8rsebolr ssbrp
Stem 6ors Sci Br. Coz $amtertpiae -
81 8 O1anuf II 8anfins 60 6otcfen setro
81 8 Drctcstion II sombarp 8ane & G %
spatcrfon Sant, YaterIon eebrceb
State Sanf, SrrGtcn sebro6
Salem 1t pbila. O'annf 60 Salem setrodb
Baihinaton Sanfins 60 5afsnIaf sctrc
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Ncooiua, Gsuni 1889.

9Bir, bic tsr5ei6neteu, babcn I'M saufe
unserer sDroris, init entGbieoen Dotltbdtiasr
0Birfuna in pielsR Sallen, ben Gsbraub BON
Oafe(ep's Steiniaunas Gprup bon SarIapas
riGa anaspenpet, uno empfeblen DenIei6en nit
Ssrannseu Der Saeultat ais cine porSislis
be 3ubsreitun9.
4. 3. n1ublenbers, so. 9.
gain. 8. Bird, W. 9.
Jobn y. Otto, 81. 8 &c. &C.
Meaeina, SUM- 1889.
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afcl { y .
sieiniaun0s Gprup.

Die gisenlebaften bon Oaflep's 0sinl'
gunss. Gprup BON Sariaparllla, ais Ne'n'S
aer bes Slutes, llnb i'm 4asemeinen 70 fpobl
befannt, baB es unn6tbis Ut plel Vaum aus
aufitllen, nm bic Scrtbeile 5u erfldren ele
buret ieneu Se6raMb erlanat 'peroen. Ses
per orr ibu sebraubte, bat rle wohlfhafl9eh
Nefultate erfabren unp Alle enpfePleh es
init pem Uclltten Sertrauen. - Aer5fe pom
b6etttsu Stanpe in ibrcm Sadie, oerlbrelten
}te ibren patienteu ba Ite feine lebaol,eee
Sbeile entbalt fonpern pcn pen ntloelFen g.
ber bod mirtIamiten pe9ltabtlntben1f1tert'
alien sulammenseIest lit, pirb lte NIT :Ser'
trauen paraebcten, ais pas billl9lte II. wlrts
famite 0einiaunasmitteI bes Slutes, mas
befaunt 1T. Scr Sebraucb BON nnr penls
aeu SlaGcbeu, bejcnpers in Den Srilhllnss'
mcnateu, miro Die eutietienrnlte Ssierul'9
unb Stavfuna pes @plteme er5ensen mo
teben Gaamcn sur &rantbctt eritldeh oef
entttancen fem mag nno ailietoem psn'
Sbrpcr Selunpbeit unb Oiunterte't 9epen'
SIR Die Seilung BON SecrtulaL Alnse'
htel, Nbeamatlsmus, Srttet, plnPt'"
cper Nusfabrcn Der 6aut, rpslBe Seltnph's
tten, sSiiteln, broniiben Suitcn AEqMM
,c. &C., fno bic sablreben SeusniIe lm
0e(ts oes ltnterlbr,ebencn uns ielner A9eh<
ten, BON Ier5ten unp Inbern, htnlanslIb
BEN ltnsldutalten su ilbcrsrnsrn, paB es cas
wirflamits aasr prcparatc bon Sarlaparll'
ia it,
3 um Serfauf i'm 8rc6cn unb Slsn''''
Bel oem giaentbImer Oeorse 10. OaFclev'
Sloro ste Stra6c, in Steaotna, Serfs eaunf'
Stealing, ben 1iten april 1899.
Certificate BON relpeftabelen eeuten Ton.
men in eini9em Der Stobre nab9elegen
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