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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-08-07
j. j. WILSON, 81 CO.,
Late Fuqua s. WilsOn.l
M rrrh a1tts,

VI ECE1yE and ship cotton to any
E0, House ordered at New Orleans, or
elsewhere. Warehouse and Cotton shed
directly at the Steamboat Landing--cotton
shed not adjoining or near any premises
where fire is usually kept.
Will advance in cash, market value, 90
all cotton under our, control for sale and
Shipment. Stock all bought for cash, and
will be sold at cash prices only.
REFERENCE MAY RE HAD TO
Al. Fl. & .Jno. Handy, Esqs,, Canton,
G. w. Henderson,
S. Fl. Dinkins,
A. G. &. ]. N. AIlsworth, Sharoh.
Messrs. Divine's Z"
B. S. Kicks, Livingston.
Col. Vim. Gartley, Vernon.
w. L. Balfour, q"
Clark g. McAdory, Kosciusko.
Col. Chapman Levy :"
w t. Irish, Alfalfa County.
Yazoo City. June 90, 1914 42-3m*
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-08-07

self John Henry. He is about % years
of age, very black, has one very large
ANGLE, had on boots and a common cap,
took blue cottonade pants and pair of
white cotton pants and shirt: he was
sold by Bennett r. Allen Of Madison coun-
~ in 1912, 10 some man in Canton and
then sent to Vicksburg and sold. think
he will go to Canton or to the settlement
of Mr.. Aliens, or perhaps he will go to
Vicksburg. Twill give the above reward
to any person that will deliver said boy TO
me, 10 miles North of Clinton, near the
Canton road, or lodge him in any jail SO
that | got him again.
JAMES ALLEN.
Kinds Co. July 81, l644-47-tf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
MADISON COUNTY.

Circuit Court, May Term 1874
And now to.wit, on the 3lst day OF May
A, d. 1874.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-08-07
$40 BNWAlBDo

EN UNAWAY from the
AZ a. subscriber on Thurs.
&Y day morning the 25th of Ju.
PX/ ly 1914, a Negro man named
go .Iohn. sometimes calls him
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CHAPLIN & RoBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw.
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured BY letters Paisnt Of the United States

TIE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRASDRETHIAN VEeETA
EXTRACTS.
tAvEAT entered 9Th OF June, 1912. Patent granted
u BENJAMIN Brandreth goth January. 1843
The extracts of which Brandres Pills are composed Al
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any aP
pcation of heat The active principle Of the herbs is thus
scured the same as is In the Living Vegetable. .5.
The public soald be cautious of medicines recommended In
stolen from me, in which the eonemptbe rob
bers sieaesmy language merely altering the name Tmsw
show the whole sale deceivers In their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
fBrandres Pills the Peoples medicine, proved BY
thousands who daily recommend them TO the afflicted The
Pills growing every day more popular her
virtues extending their usefulness he sick OF
are daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disease but
hey can he used with advantage ces hard Jumps OF
the skin they speedily with eyspeas so with coughs
and colds with cOstiveness, SO with cancelso with hot
purched lips and canke in the MOUTH Let the use the
medicine and they will find they require no other. la
r-JssoId at rs cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for the sale Of Dr. B. Brandres Vegea
BILE Universal Pills. in Tuscarawas county are Chapin RO
by New Philadelphia, and Philip P. Latter sandyvie
May 25, 1912.
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FaOm tho Boston Daily Tins.

INDIAN NEGEl ABLE flLbo'
or all the public advised medicines Of the day. know OF
none that we can more safely for the ills that flesh
Is heir to- than pills that sold at the depot Of the North
American College Of Health 1893 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances know Of where they used in families
Il, the highest satisfaction and longer ag than Yesterday
we heard an eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used be great epusnance to tine use Of oUACK
medicines as heY are all ndscriminaleY termed hut II was
mainly ewing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denouncing
them The are however becoming liberal in this res
pee consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more extensively used than formerly.
-. Extract of letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM sVRIaHr-Dear Sr-You will have the kindness
forward me us possible two or three gross Of the
indian Vegetable pills The sales have for the last two months
increased rapidly those who buy, generally remakng ha
hey are the best pills they haye used" and my opinion
that they will in short supercede all others in this
city. hobEHl fAhNnhm'
,'' Washington city, D. e.
F.o,n the Phila Saturday Euening Post
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETA BILE PILLS.
rgs Indun Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
in New England well as other paris OF tne uhed s'aeS
The attempt Of persons deaud the public y the sale Of
sp articles with general TeprobatioR Mr. Wright
an ndeaigable business man. and shows an array OF cures
y the medicine which confidence in the virtue OF his
indian Vegetable Pills. .f -.- .,... '.. ,--..
'''''" " AGENTS..
CHAPLIN g. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw-
as county. Ohio. -.
A. d. 'rhayer & Co.. Bolivar, do DO
r. P. Latter, Sandyyille, do do -.,..
Christian Weehel, Zoar, do do H.a...
Ritter, Sngluff g. Sterling Canal Dover, do DO
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocion, Coshocton county U.
A. Renfield g. Co Keene, do do . .
Samuel Humrickhouse q Co., Lewsvile, do do
Daniel Kgore g. Co., Cadz, Harrison CO., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrioonyle, do do
June Is, l843.
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NEW SHOE & LEATHER
STORE.

Tannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASH!M
SLINGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have just received
- their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 their stock of
SHOES AND LEATHER, "'s
arriving, and which contain varied and desirable
Of Genemans and Ladies' boys and chdrens boots
and Shoes of all kinds, .
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of all kinds,
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
sooemps and al prices that but he pleasing pur.
chase Nc pains exerions will he spared to make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto u.s.
Call and satisfy yourselves. .~ .-....... ...
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. ly. r-.
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The cheapest and best Medicine IN the World
Dr.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS.
Only 2l-2 cents a Box.

UnIy II IL GEMS D0X.
VVNfESE celebrated Pills i'll hereafter be sold at IL
Il cents box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at, and each box contains much medicine
and as good Motifs or Brandreths 25 cent boxes.-
This reduction is made 10 correspond with the present
To- pressure times, and BRING the hemedicne within the
reach ofevery family. As these pills have been sold
for number efyears in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form Of an advertisement 10 recon-
mend them as there are living witnesses nearly every
where testify iha, they are the best Family Medicine
now before the public. We say to all who not we'll
buy these pills for they safe under all circumstances
and conditions oflfe asNhev never debiitae weaken
hut strengthen the whole system. For sale 10 New
Philadelphia by CHAPLIN & ROBY. 3
Also in all The principal towns throughout III
306
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty days from
1N this date petition will be presented TO the TIus-
tees of The township Of York. in the County Of Tus.
carawaS praying for the location Of atownhp road,
commencing at The end of Isaac Beavers lane at the
line n said township 10 run from thence the nearest and
hest route to the bridge on Lot No. 10 owned BY Judge
Blake from tence The nearest and best route 10 the
big road from New Philadelphia to Evansburg. a r'
.- -sttta 10 ts,s .a ISAAC BEAVER, i2etr.4
May II, 1874, SIS, 3Od ,,-gY .t,ab.s,sq
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NEW HAT STORE
DANIEL O'DONNELL, e. CT

DANIEL VD0NNELL, & Co. . !"
Have opened new HAT STORE in the town OF
n" NEW PHILADELPHIA, e. ,'s
on High street, one door West Of Mr. EsPIcH's HorEL,
whore they uierd keeping on hand general assoit.
mcni of Dress. and Fancy Hats, Of tie best quality
whrh wiI be repaired at any time if required gratis
Also general assortment Of Wool, and comInon Fur
hats all of which will be sold at reduced PRICES for cash
lambs Wool W iurs. .t4. 'i'' ''-S
New rhlAdelphIa, April 10, ls4A r., l3Iy
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Da. THOnnsoN's APPARATUS
PROLAPSUS UTERE

'ea- lS9 PR0LAPSUS UTERL s..i.k rsa
and sthW diseases arising JrOm fsmais wSuGpsss,
ITNHlS instrument has has the sanction Of the best
i physicians in the country; aud being altogether an
exernal application il is unqueslonably lhe safest as
we'll the perfect and usefu Of the kind in
vented. ~
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness and being anxious to
adopt plan Of treatment which while i secures 70 lie
patients the greatest amount Of good is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience hereby nhestat
ngly recommends this Apparatus one eunUnIy cal-
culaIsd to accomplish these objects at
Such is his confidence in the gre1t utility Of the In.
strument that he has eheed into the necessary arrange.
ments for supply ing the whole country. The Appar.
atus together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished to all applicants orEeady pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS. .l .......
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited to
call and examine it, and those desirons Of introducing
il into their practice can bs supplied on more reasOna.
BILE terms. '-' .4e ..r..f . b.. ...-.....- rs
...'..........-. F. D. McAEAL. M, D.
Canal Dover, Dec 90, 1s42. 49G
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. LEON G. VANADORP,

rH DR.. LEON G. VANADORP,
or the University Of Brussels Belgium; OF the Al
~ bany Medical College, and member Of the Medico-
chiruglcs Society Of New York, respectfully informs
the public, thai he has located in the village Of
. EASTPoRT, 7.' .'
where he will attend 10 all calls in the line Of his pro-
Sson. For fuIther parculas, apply to him a, his Of
fee in EadpoH, '' "'
April 8. 1914 90M
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES.

To be completed in about ty number each naber, Or
volume, 10 contain 100 pages and npurards, Published
temimonthly, at 25 cents per uOlume. -.
This series will eonsis, Of deeply interesting memoirs Of emf
been presented in popular FORM They will posSess all the
charms Of work OF ction with the additional advantage Of
being true. Now ready '' "' " .'.' ''- -
No. l.--THE LTE OF MADAME DARBLAT, formerly Miss
Bnrneyl authore OF "Evelna &C., In two volumes ut Is
cents eEch. 'i a'.-'1 ~ 80
. No. 2-THE LiyE or GoETHE-FrOm his own autchiogra
phes papers, and the notes Of hiS contemporaries IN
iumes al Is cents each vol. 80 '.
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take. NOTICE,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN, PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF e. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on the llth March 1874 & whereas de-
vision was made Of Noies and accounts due there now
all who know themselves are hereby notified.
that haye left such Notes and accounts. which havsf
been allotted to me; with Augustus Wibelmi Justice
the Peace, who s authorized 10 settle the same
~ t.' f- G. RITTER.
Dover 22 April 1914 15 4w. H-i a-.er
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BAKERY.

j. & c. SMITHERS would respectfully inform the
citizens of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have opened BAKERY, at their residence, in the
third building North ofthe public square. on the West
side Of the street, where those who wish TO procure
fresh cakes. crackers, and bread, of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say that on every Wednesday and Saturday of
each week, at o'clock. p M. they will be prepared
10 Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-
ding 10 town. From their experience in The business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction 10
all who that may favor them with call, and hope BY
strict aiuntion to the wishes Of their customers 10
ceive liberal patronage. 'e
N B Cakes furnished for parties at short notice. also
Crackers for sale by the bar rel. --.....l .lt...i
New Philadelphia May Is. 1874. lsly -
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

NEW DISCOVERY.
DR.. George Fshr's Family .aperient Pills.
nR. FELIX of Youngstown, Westmorelahd county, Pa.
~ would most respectfully inform the public that lie has
made Of the most important discoveries In medicine
known, and which will be regarded Teafter as forming
epoch in the art of healing.
In bilious disorders the effect of She above named pill Is
wonderful II removes the vated and acrd bile promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and restores that all
important vIscus to natural condition and wholesme ac
tivty In complaints Of the stomach, II s particularly vaua
be It ceanses it Of all morbid and penicous matter, in
ceases the appellee and through the stomach gives tone and
vigor 10 the whole system IL acts eLctuay In diseases Of
tile Liver and Gall vessels, rousng the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds it will remove like charm. Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery, will yield 10 or two Doses
The Dabaes and all other diseases of the urinary organs
will be cured by the Of this medicine without any
ious effects. In the diseases of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most. OFT" ..'N
In the of this medicine attention need be paid to
de should there be any dread of exposure TO he wea
ther.
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of fpeciabty and taens
have used these pills. aud all unite wandering praise to t
safe, powerful and wonderful cathoct1
The following certificate Of an eminent physician, and now
preacher of the Gospel will show the exceency Of their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases
MAPELs' MlLrs Greene Co Pal
February 9Th, l843.
DIR. G. FELIX, Having obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperen Pills. and having been in the regular prac-
tce of edicne for 10 years-hough now engaged as
neaa Minister of the Methodist p Church, hereby
y that in bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tay and Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any Of this certificate you may think proper
Yours with respect
..' P. r. LAIsHLEY, MI.
1TThese Plldare prepared only by DR.. GEO, FELIX, al
Youngstown Westmoreand County Pa with directions fol
their use. GFSEE HAsDBlLLs with each AGENT.
AGENTs.-T. Collier, Bolivar G. & W. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin & Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM Boyd, West
chester, Keller Edt Canal Dover Thos Sargent shanes
ve Tnscarawas county; also H. Roby Leesbug Carol Co.
Ohio
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HA rs &c.


rs hereby given that the following accounts Of Ad-
i mlnstraors and Guardians have been filed in the
Clerks office of Tuscarawss Court Of Common Pleas,
and will be presented for passage at the next June
term of said Court:
The Final account, Of Peter Williams Administrator Of
the estate Of Abraham Thomas deceased,
Final account of Jacob Keller Guardian Of Frederick
c, Maria L. Christian E. and Caroline A. Teichman,
heirs Of Frederick Teichman, deceased.
Final accoun, of Abraham Beaber Guardian Of David,
Daniel, and Rebscca Gimbins, heirs Of John Gim.'
Inns deceased f.. o.. W.
r,'', 49," ea C. H. KITCHENER, Clerk.
April 25, 1874 4w. is. a- r,..g, ~ .a.
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FoRs.AI.E.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly siua.
IA ted in the town Of New Philadelphia. TuscaTawas
county, Ohio, for sale, on favorable terms. For psrtc-
uars apply 10 B. SEAToN, at the Recorders Office, OF
the Subscriber at UhrichsVie, Tuscurawas County,
Ohio.
H.A. REBFIELD.
phnehgvilO, March 2e, 1884, I&f
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new GO ODS!--CREAP GOODS!

NE Subscriber has received his supply OF GOODS, for
the summer trade and would invite his friends and for
mer customers give him CALI He does not pretend sell
cheaper tam his nehbors but will sell for cash nny goodS he
has low the quality be bought al any 10
the county. JOHN P. CHAPLIN.
March %, 1874, f4 ely --FF.y
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rHE LARGEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN TIL
4 e WORLD, THE
THE WEEKEx P1.EBEIAlT.
PUBLlsBED IN THE ClTl eF,aEw TuRK.
LEVED SEAMM. Editor. ~

PUBLIsBED IN THE CIR sF,aEw TuRK.
LEVED. SLAAIM, Editor.
THE Weekly Plsheian is published every SalpAday
i maraing, mud ron,sins lhe matter patshsd IN The
Daily. The subscription is ssl down u ihs very low
price of ONE DOLLAR PER ArsNUAi. pays6ls lnss
Varably in advance IL is politics. iba Pebeiah IS r
g'dy democratic and is presidential preferences in a.
vor ofihe denomination Of.ann Van Buteh. Il will
however abide The decision of Tie Democratic Nasi6hai
Convention, maintaining. as il slways has4 slt with
str cnesS the well sAabshed usagel Ofihs RspnbhcAn
party.
As country paper The propfisors iiSsst shs1soItes
i will compare with any Of shekind published ia New
York. Ne-5,s5Ef
The proprietors of the Pebean ssk the cnopcsatian
Of their political friends To any who will Esnd under.
frank Of postmaster the sum of ur dollars. five copies
Of the Weekly will be sent Tor one year. ,rFss
The New York Daily Plebeian, issusd every mora
ing, Containing the latest Eews) at three dollars per
annum, OF FIVE copies for twelve dollars IN advance
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haVeHde extensive arrangement for publishing during The
present spring aud months, hundted Volumes
onew and useful books In the various departments of ned
sine, history educaon bellies letters poetry aud BY
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them, as issued, very large and rapid sae. They would
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The series win be composed principally Of such modern
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Others certainly possess that degree Of interest that well
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shape suitable for preservation. .s.. .... ..
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GROCERIES, &c.

TOHN CHAPLIN hos In general assortment Of gro
ceries which lie offers for sale low viz Coffee Tea Sugar
MOlasses Rice, Pepper, spre ginger nutmeg cinnamon To
bacco Snuff, &C.. Also mudder, indigo alum, eoperaI Log
wood Venetian Red Rosn, white and tack Lead, Red ana
White Chalk, Sulphur Birthstone cloves, Shaving soap, CG
tile Soap, candy, Rotten stone and Brass Wire. ~
New Phil'a. May "a, 1914 f@et r aN
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2 100 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber has lot ofland containing one hun
Il dred acres, situated in Rush township Tuscara-
was county Ohio, which he will sell al low pri,e &
upon convenient terms ofpayment If applicationibe
made at his Office in New Philadelphia, SOON This
tract of land is about four miles South East Of Trenton
April 25th 1910. IT,
- s".f.ass I'' +'" g. BELDEN. t.
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ND ExTRAoRDINARY iENTERPRIsE.

I'M l1NzAVltLA1F1Ilt1 I'@'-l HAIt1 INAN'41'
SEVERAL RuNDRED VOLUMES OF new and useful
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aud can be orw ardtd by mail any part Of the United
Baa fce IN paper covers, 25 ceR boand In hoards S7l
cchti;ln cloth aud gill letieied, so eenls. s.r-
James MowaH 9Co. Publishers. l74 Broadway New York,
havsHde extensive arrangements for publishing during The
present spring and months, handted volumes
ofnsw and useful books In the various departments of ned
cine history, educaon bellies letters poetry aud romance by
the beat writer's This will unQnesiionaby the most In
terenng library OF books ever published this eOihry and
the very small price charged for each volume will obtain for
ihem as issued, very large and rapid SALE They would
call attention TO the O..
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
Sdredlihe 0efan9enl0aft zines
Itbul6lo5 gstOenoen.

Sn Dem fetten ScblOlle Sam in oer
picoroie befano ii0 i'm Sabre 1880 Elm
Wann, ber ibon iiber iieben uno 5pan:
sig Sabre bier 9efan9en iab. ST mar
bier in einem &erfer ein9eiperrt, Der otbt
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ften lln9e6jefer 9epeini9t, obne 9ei5un9,
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Soien. 3tpei onbere Gefon9ene, Die 5iemz
li6 gut bebanoelt puroen, b0rten pon Dem
Sdidfole oieles un9lGfli6en Menitben,
bon Dem man wubte, oab er bon pornebs
met 0erfunft iei; iie fanben WitteL ieis
netpc9en einen riibrenoen Srief an oen
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uno Seben tpieoer gu 9eben. Ser Sc fam
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nun unterlubt perCen; ober Wel6e5 Ser
brecben bdtte cine 70 i6recflitbe, NIT lan9z
famer Suool poll5o9ene beimlitbe Strafe
peroienen f0nnen? Man erfubr Bios,
oab Oct @efon9ene, Der aus ber beriibn,=
ten Wo5arin'f6en Somilie ifammte, ale
elm iun9er Sffi5er bon pier uno span5i9
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auf cine 70 quoluolle 2(rt perleben loi7en.
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in 8ronfreib fono man bdufi9 por ocr
befannten Gepolution oiele5 eanoe6. -
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