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Youthful Aspirations.

Oh seek not to check the young hearts aspirations.
Nor sfc its siahngs for honor and fame
1t issiness emotion to long for high stations
Which merit and en3n may rightfully claim.
Like the deep eavng swell of the vast rolling ocean,
That heart nny be stirred by invisible power;
Shall it smother the restless and glowing emotion
That struggles within it and prompts it to soar
Lo, the towering Oak lhro' yonder cloud perring,
The pride Of the forest wide spreading and green
Its branches in strength and in majesty rearing
Far up, till yon heavens blue tremblcs betwpen--
Shall it blush for its greatness, because all around it
Notree of the forest can tower SO high
No, never, but monarch oftrces we will crown it ,
And still let it rear its proud head TO to the sky;
Or yon beautiful Star, the glory of even,
In whose trnnscendent brillinnce ali round il
grow pale
Shnll it seek for lumber place in the heaven,
Or shaIli. one ray ol its glory conceal!
All no, let it wear its own radiance forever,
The gifl its Creator was pleased to bestow
| would pluck not a beam from its brightne ss-no
never,
Butrathcr, admring, before it would bow.
There he spirits endowed by their Maker with luscr
That sets them in spendor and beauty aone
Shall they seek hide the rich glories that cluster
Around them like halos around the bright sun?
No! sooner the eagle, whose home is you ether,
Or who soars with light to some lofty abode
Shall owcrhc pinions to regions beneath her,
And rest in an eyrie upon the low sod.
FittsGeld, Mass.
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were ont OF sight. lie once more searched al
his pockets but they were all empty. lie call
ed to mind the man with the fixed smile on hi
| hollow cadeverous check. and several other ia
ces OF men whom he had casually noticed il
tile course Of the last ha lf hour, thinking wha
a pity 1t was that something could MOI be done
Tor them. lie now began TO think il was q
very great pity that something had not already
been dane for them or with them, for they had
! certainly done him. Poor NJ. Brown!
Sume six or seven months after this most
dsagroeable adventure, it chanced that Mr.
brown was going over the prison at Coldba,h
Fields, accompanied by the Governor. As they
entered one Of The wards, the voice OF a child
sobblng attracted the ear OF our philanthropist
In answer 10 his enquiries the Governor in.
formed him that it was a child Of about eleven
years of age, who had been detected in the act
OF picking lady's pocket in one Of the most
crowded thoroughfares.
On few words being spoken 10 her she
looked up and in the blue eyes, glossy faxen
hair, and pretty features. Mr. Brown at once
recognised the little girl who had shaken the
doll
This child is an innocent creature : cried
he, turning 10 the Governor, the victim of IT,
norance and cruel treatment at home. rccol-
lect her well. Her mother had beaten her
most shamefnIIy; and the last glimpse | had Of
her was in her flight from s,iIl more savage
assault And for what crime d. yuu suppose
For not picking pockets expcrtly, dare
say;' replied the Governor.
Nothing of Tie sort : exclaimed M, Brown.
Would YOU believe it, Sir it was for nothing
more than childish bit Of pretended anger
with her doll, on which occasion she gave The
dol good shaking. Mere rreiencp, you know
My dear sir said the Governor, smiling, q
fancy am right, after all She was beaten
Tor not being expert in the study and practice
OF pocket-pickng at home. You are not per-
haps, aware, that The lessen consists in pick.
ing the pockets OF figure which is hunc IN
in the room, in snch a way that the least awk-
wardness Of touch makes it shake, and rings
little bell attached to it. This figure is called
the DOLL Those who ring the belland sllak"
il in emp'ying its pockets, are punished accor-
ding 10 the mind and temper o' the instructor
Good heavens , eIaculatad Mr. Brown, to
what perfection must the ait be brought Then
it is all accounted for. The shallw gentleman
with the fixed smile must have been her mas
ter of the craft of not shaking the doh, when
he took my purse, pocketbook, snuffbox, and
both Iandkerchiefs from mr, without MY fee
ing 60 much as the motion of toe air .'-fI Ilouec-
Eou Words.
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heaven for its back ground. The broad DO
somed river rolled away like an immense sheet
OF FURNISHED silver, speckled here and there
with the Hash Of golden bubbles shining fishes
gambolled in the sparkling wave; and all the
Oilght birds-thosc sweet singers, whose life is
dream, and that dream only music cha unit.
ca their wild anthem TO the new day; while
the two great duelsts, the most deadly known
in the southwest stood with cooked pistols
eye to eye, and their fingers fixed on the hair
triggers, prepared AMI waiting TO slay and be
slain
am ready. You give the word" cried
Bowlo, in his clear ringing voice, and with
mat lnseperabIe smile Of strange meaning on
his lips.
j am ready. Fire = shouted the gambler, in
tones as murdcrous as death.
The two pistols roared simultaneously
Bowie did not move, though he had barely es-
capped with his life, for the bullet of his foe had
cut away one Of the golden locks of his yellow
hair. The gambler was shot throught the
heart and dropping on the brink Of tile deck,
had almost tumblcd into the river. lie was
buried by the sqnatters at the next wood yard
And thus pcrshcd justly, bastard son Of the
great pirate Lqftc.
mere never was a jury cmpanneed in the
west who would have brought in verdict
against any man for killing him, and more es.
nec'ay under the circumstances, because pub
nc opinion pronounced that he ought to be
kllIcd.' And such were the dcsperadoes that
Bowie commonly exterminated.
lhe generous victor Immediately proceeded
TO the ladies' cabin, and restored the Winnings
OF the gambler to the Young merchant and his
beautiful wife, who both received the boon "a
a gut from heaven, with as mnch gratitude as
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From Noah's Weekly Times.
TIE GAMBLiIR'S DUEL,

On the evening Of the 4th of Jnne, lS55
the steamboat Rob Roy started from
ST. Louis TO New Orleans, with full
crowd of passengers. Immediately after
" getting under good headway," 10 adopt
a favorite back woods phrase, one person
attracted universal attention by the an.
noying cagerness with which he cndcav-
ored to make up party at cards. In
deed his oft repeated and persevering ef
forts 10 that end, became insulting and
nnenduroble; and yet his appearance was
such as to deter the bravest on board from
administering the ch1stisement which he
SO richly deserved. He was huge mass
of mighty bones and muscles, with swar.
thy features, bearing the impress of many
a scar; piercing black eyes, that seemed
to possess the power of blasting the be-
holder-cold, cleaning eyes, such as
haunt the memory painfully rank luxu-
rance of coal-black hair, immense whsik.
ers and mousiache. The savage looking
figure was habited in the costliest clothing.
and adorned with a profusion of jewelry
while the outlines of several murderous
weapons were plainly distinguished be-
meath his gaudy vest and superfne coat
Nor did he need these to make him an
object oil terror A connoisseur in the
science of belligerent gymnastics, would
have confidently pronounced him a match
Tor any five men on the deck without any
aid from lead or steel.
At length after many failures, he pre-
vailed on a wealthy yO,Inr nnercbopt ~
matchcl to loln him in a gnme Of poEer.-.
They sat down by small table near th,
bar, aud were soon absorbed IN the mo.
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ON!iF k,&S.

CoyGEFSs -Tuasdty. ST.. 3.-la th, So
ATE, the hill 10 abolish tho s'lv. trade I'm tie
District Of Columbia, was taken w.. After
some Verbal amendment p~oloSo1 hv n. Cav
had been adopted, MIR. Fn.tr moved >ub-,i.
utp f>r the biz, pacoo The entire -u! i..t u,(.r
tie control and direction q. the c1r,o.a'e an
lhori'ies of the d >'Ict
NJ. Hunter opposed the til as the bor'rn'or
Of series Of IN 'a>ute. of az lr.s.i,n u31n ri9
South, and as being unconstitutional u.
feared it WAS an entering wodIe If jl- a'a'-
ton Of the s|v trad, hc'wacn ra, Sa.e..
Mr.. Clay bri fly replied To Mr Uusi.r 0nt
said it did not hook at al to the ub1laioa Of
slavery in the dsrict as Unlimited.
Mr.. Clay thought time would he saved lv
acting ON this bill now, a"d asked 4 Q yeas orj
nays on the motion 10 postpone Tn, motion
to postpone was rejected, yeas - ntl- -
Mr.. rcarc2 moved TO anerd the criminal L''i
by the addition of provisions imposing s-vr'o
penalties tor including. aiding anl a5''l"g the
escape Of slaves, and harbor,nr runaw1ys.
MIR. Clay said the provisions of the amonl.
men, were very proper ~ Icm-clr's, and he
wonic heartily s"ppo't i1'm a presented as
sopcri'e measure uut he hoped ilt D" this J,',
faN'ng inr 10 SlnCe o2l"c' me ah1ij'n c' 'Ah
save 'faur' lhe senate would rot 81 l1.S 'a'e
penod oi the session attempt t embrace code
q hach laws
N'er i"r,H'T d'ni'e ll' la'''n ~, it.'n
npon NJ F'arrc.S amendment. w. c. ".s
ac4MeI o. yeas 26 mays H. AIl1'"''.
IL th' lIoV .E.-MeSSrS, Dlni'', McD nn.J
ll'"es and Meh made lulcrc> iuI speeches
on the BORN larry question, y Am.'o3 'o comm
was HIt''dnNn, ana tac previous question ca
the b lost-75 10 %, The motion to crmmt
was lEen renewed and the irv,o"s q 'c-'.rn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
From the Home Journal.
The Step-Oaughter.

She is not mine, and TO my heart
Perhaps she is less dear
Than those who of my life are part
This is the sin tear;
And ever in the dread to err,
by loving those the best,
More gentle have been to her,
Perhaps, than all the rest.
Has any little fault occurred,
That may rcbuke demand,
Ere can speak a h,sty word,
Or Inf a chlding hand,
An angels face comes fitting by
With looks so sad and mild
A voice floats softly from the sky
Wouldst harm my orphan child I"
No-witness thou and all above,
I'll cherish her as mine,
Or may lose her fathers love,
A love that once was thine
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from aimo Mano WaT ~ c',t| ~ ,iicb Irn,io.,a N4
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IGqo n,;i, y,,,, - ,so ,s,rniro ,rho wa.
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rho ,,';'''iS ,it, i.yo lc,,ycJ i.s ra,-
from, tLo Lrro Iii, If NIil,on u Lavn laarnol
say" pocor w i,ion,. ,,ra, IT,, iass,clns[,..
wSro 60 caIIoG from, r,,n" ,e B'n, mix,
! r pLoJ, ! ,,J .. g., c,il.l T., 1ci, T..
reiorcnco ,or -, ,ho ,lo" IIsnJ or pbod,s in o IGJ
tcrr,noar
r Cnn,.o,;o,,, ,.os e.. c,''l to,, a.. L.
dian r.,,o ri.e rrirrioet ,iv,r.
= Non yorl (ori,inar, r.,.,l Now y,
Irhorl,nL.I vas en- calIod in r.l,r-rco IN ~,
/ DrI,o or vo-L and A,henv {, u.I.,c, iii. ,o,'..
torv was 1ran,cd
3 %cn lorsov. l.r.cipou, c.''..l >c,v & 90.
dcrl r,as en- nam ii i, lfIi In cnn,.I.,,c1, f.,
Sir Goo C,r,oro, cro nt i,' - nf,i,.5I ,r@,.io
tors v.ho Lad drr = ted tho is,'nd ,t t.r-o,,
against the I.onr Parliament. during the civil
var NJ rn,,l,,L
G. pcnn-y,yanis vas 50 called +, 1851 after
WIIlia,r bon, ,ho f,~nd,r nr - ',lI..l.i,
10, DeIaware ,' was 50 caIleJ in ,7o2 I,r
Dal,w.r,Ra, ~ ,Itoh :, li,s ,,,l ,,'l.o,, .a
ccjveJ is roma fr"m Lord DO !, Wa. y',,
dicL j.. ,,is ha,,
I H. " N,nrv,sH9d M and was so called in honor rfI.,.
r;o,,a N.ria Onoar r. ClatI,. J., li,
TO Lord Baltimore, Jane so 1c33', ''''
- I'rnin,, uo, On cau,I - 10, ar.-
E,izah,,h Tho y;rgin Onoon Of r,rr.,i "''''
arL,I C.r7,Iin, IN,r,L .,l ua,,,j1 ,.,-
So called in 1864 bv the Trencb in Ionor ~
Ch,r,c. rs. NJ France.
X GrIrnia vas sn called !, -, :, lo-o.
n Gsorno II - - '''''''
lf. Alabama was 81 called in 1917 f,n,ns
..;n;..l .i. 81 '~- . '''"' 80
~ ~ Mi.siseiDoi yos G, called n 1-oo t-,,
ito Wa.to,r L'nnaar, ,I.sis.i,,i - l,,,,
derr,c ,Le vbo,o ,.vor ,i,,, tho ,t,e.
,l L. :, , - ''N ''i ''0 ''''
- ..i,ro na. 80 l',u.l T., ,....-.r
T,ri. wv ~ roc, 80 '''''0
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
99riefe im 0IlIentaun 0pifamt.

Cine Cite Der 9ricf ptde pdbrsno esr psr9ansen a9cs
tis gum listen Sirua9 a6Cno auf bem bS9sn pcamt C9n
9ttlistn nb Die wtbs fbcn dber unabSsbct HIsbn, fno
nitbt nitin9cfblcgCn.
GmcS gatSr osrr 9ot (aivirtb) ScEpb ge. 9eioCnou,
Scipb @oNict Suana 8cper Scbn 6. Glar 3 Nidad Dbl:
rOnsr, 5snu Daut CoGr 8. Sa9d, Or. Secras Gni9 2,
Smcn SrantInfc gGja Sc9d O. ebn g. Gcnoie, g. Sclc;
mon GcGttl q 3. o. gntiusr, Charles 8. Sid gasr @is,
Narp Setter, Daud auscpsr Scbn Sortns, 9, 8eabsn :.
Scftrt Dopio puff g4afbin9cn on9en ann Ssr, SRara
6cFnan, Scbn 6eipr 9barts SIstn, 9 Gad &elermann,
Sarab 8nouF ScIcrn Ssd (salbur Satcb eaSarus eps
is Gf ros eaytcn 6annob eue gEiam crrs, g. Nlons:
fc Sckpb iGr, Srbn 81. SRcfsr, ann Gctr. Sartba Q.
SioNlSn, pblp pfuf g. ., NuTd, D. SatcO SCF. SamuE g.
Gmitb, Satct Q Gmtb, SBn SbcG, 9. 9. Sbrn. Sarab
Sbnleer gBuiom SrrCp, ScCpb 2rumtcr Scnanin SHht;
FG Morp Il. GRarusr, ySkr Dcbt srbn WrunS. parricn
gCun9, g.
Maria g. !9Ornbsd, .. 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Sbila6clpbiaer Nsarftberiebt.
Gamffnn. Gnni 1 1870

IIGuer HnS Miebl-Dtr Gmpana ron Slaucr lssts $50.
dc mar nur tIn. @us 9ranos brabtsn $525 un6 @rtra
800 per Sar 8c9asneh puree SO per 8arrs psrtauf
-nno gBslhternmrb $3 bic 3,25 per 8arrG.
Gefraioe.-Dcr Bcrratb pcn S4aiyn III ttcn S5uter c.
the brate 81 IL bis 100 uno gSseer 25 tis 30 8cootn
" rat uno tra 65 Gents pet Suibd 9Gbtcrn ron 66 bis
81 Gents per Yui poftr 43 @cns uHb wSuis I'M SRartt
Niebs Mt art.
eee gBcbs wrben in philadelphia 1900 sabtrbkn, $50
8dbe init Sdbr, 700 SpCiue uno 1000 Saafs uno san,s
mcr gum 9Htauf an9stetsn.
Die 1rei6e.-Shtacbtrbtn tporen ih,iCr ncb in gabs
a9s an 5000 bis 700 pit Sunorrt puno-un9Cfabr 600
Std fno nad Temcrt oetrie6n pcrben Milbtdbe bradn
$50 his 49, Sprn9srs SIS bis "a uuo cus Sdbe bis
Ia Sbater. Sdptne trabtn So ts 5,25 oos 5uuosrt.-
Die prcif dr Sbaaf nab Der Suotat, ndmtib prn
81 so bis so oas Stad
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
Sar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ceatue)
M @ntilftrun0 0tr Snithrlft.


Gas berrIbr @etcr an Dem Sur Smeiten unter,
iudun9 fa19eieetcn Gonnto9e peranIaete aud cinsn
pom alter sebeusteu eancmaun. fb all Den Srt Su
be9ebcu, mo Der Stein lag 9iabosm terfeIbe ent
bulIt unb eie Ssfihti9un9 Ssbem 9sfattet mar, sr
tldrte biefer 9anemann "Ser Stein Ici Sum I'm,
csnfeu al ben bur6 bic SabresSabl an9egstsnsn
freneen @iuter 9cieet wprcen. SomaIs mare
&rir9sScit eewrfen uno bic SoIoateu bdttsn ourt
bic furttuIibe jRdIte aud fbrcdIib seIittsn. Qus
bisffm @runoe fsi auf ben Strin (nab bUrtisem
h9ebrau6) ein9earaten
"D'SniIdrd babrut Sent INIT SsiS perfrcra,"
Ceer ouf out Deutftb "Sie Sufarcn baben Sdnce
flung auf Dem SeIce sin9r9raben wUrosn, in weIder
piete SoIcatcn crfrOrrn i'm Sdnce 9efunoen mCroen
feen. SnoslIen babe man oisfe Ssrtsfun9 nit groe
aufaefunt uno eem SeIoe 9Ieib gemadt, woourd
Der nun wisocr auf9efunosne Ssin pereedt wCreen."
-~~---~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
etrpad (9Nrut9cmsrp Co., SUM- H.
Cine &upfermine.-gBie mir ueruebmen il
auf eem gduoe BON Q8illiam 8er9e in Sbr Safcro
&aunlhp, oieicm Gauntv, firSIib cine Stupfsraeer
entosdt woresn, rsIde Der prObe nab su urtbs!len'
bic uns bapon 9eScgt wurec quite Qusbeute periprt;
oas GrS fbcint reitbaIt9 Su fcin. Man 1T bereits
nit Nab9rabun9en uno @rbhnen Ger Mtne be-
fbdfti9t.
uneIi f:-@ir erfabren bob Die Satin bss
Srn. Dr. pfcfsr am pCrIeetsn MitwOtb 70 furbt
bar prbrannt wurce. bas man an ibrsr @ebrbsr'
teIuns Swrfelt. Sie pOIlte cine nit g8eineeif Sc.
flute SIaids we9nsum, oIs Der pfrcpf bsrausfubr
uno Der Subalt litb auf Den bei6sn Sftn ergO6 uno
fcgsib in SIammen auf9ien9, Die iib ibren RIecern
mttbsilte wOburtb iis, ME Cbeu 9efaot f9wer per
brannt wurce.-C CNeutralt1
RSIm Dieufoe 9ta6mittae srpIObirtsin Spring
Garteu, philadelphia, Der 9ampffsiIsI oes Sabrf'
asbduoes Der ISrn. Cooper uno @aIters, be9Istet
BON ben ctlaaCnswntbslten @irtun9sn. Sun9en
bsfanNsn fb in benz Sebduee nno ~uroen iammt-
lid S6mer perlekt orsi pCn ibnsn 70, eas ibre 9e'
nsiuna unm6ali6 fbent. Das 9anSs SauS IL in
Cinen 3rlmmsrbaulsn psrwaneeIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20

G0DEY's LADY's BoOK-The engravings of this
number ar are "L3shop White Administering the Sacra-
ment' The Flower Girl "a pretty coIored engravng),
"a Summer Scene," "Jenny Lind" &c. The literary
contents eby Mrs. Neal, r. T. Conrad Penny Patch
W. Gilmore Simms, Mrs. Ellet John Jones, Jr., Anna
DuvaL I. s. Arthur, VIM. Alexander, &c. Cooley has
a very large circulation
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-20
1ladlrid)t.
I'm bic Gar @olIsftOren unb Sarbesabler bon 2eba
Sauntp, fur bas eSabr 1850.

Sntco cine an;ah oer @Graer esa 9aunp bcn 9SunIb
oprcben baCn, ibre Sarsu pibreuo bm Scuat u &c:
3nben, oen 9auntp otn ltg9 rc,cnt p bsrn,
fit In ben rcoenn Qtcn ocr dcntp oiecs Saat5 8crtb=
run9n 9trcen ne no UNI bic Gbre uno en Grect es Gaus
ts Su bsbauptcn-Ic babrn bts GcnniBirnrs
9efdlceen H. Dae Die rSIpCttipCn GcGetcrcn Der Gount.
Staots= no MiSan, 9ds9t uno airt auf baS Gi9snbum
esda, bisrrur autcrrt uno an9spsn ne, prrnt
oem StoatStar elmer be in ibren Durtan 6antcn ptrcn
nubMlaeen, pce auf cocr pcr Dem 26tn nGn Suit breu
aon,n @cuuf pln Gaun Saats: uno MSar fdr bas Sabr
1850 teablt.
Die GcNsttcreu Der Stat cnaun uno otn Saunfbips scn
GdbpbeitbaH, gcrorpbsitbaI, Strmainse Nieonmaunoe
Sbcrautcn, So6ura Sanucpr uno Sicrtanptcn no au9p
ui-uuo bic pcn ben Souubps Sttrmifcre, SSeFcntlra
epnu Ssee6r9 g8an9cu uno ecipta auf cor Dem 81
ndbfn euf, an batIe o. 0Ra n, Sdasmeitcr, in
fusr amsute in Der 6amItcntraer, acuaun, d6crbsjab
Durdb mcbrrS gRitbciunacn Sontsfboenlsisr III bic
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Gs9suaness bsrGifn, ets aeerst ssaugt gu pubirsn.
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6us nit SG 9otborina Gbtlau, bps Srn NisbtrS1aarstb
uno ale rcn Ncrtbamptcn Gauntr.
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Ole ge drfte
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Gaffpm WfarftpreiSe.

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Sefentlt6e SSenDu.

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Suni, TIM 10 tbr SOrmitta9s, fOu am !Saule oes
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instOn &auni@ip, ee6a @auntp, 6ffentli6 psrfauft
wcroen:
tune, @inaboms, Nlous be Gains, 9ncn Suffer Sel'
be fur Sre1Ies, SOmmertutb fur Ssifebolen' StotI'
@usIine, 8ettSidin9s, S6awIs BON allen arten'
Spissd oIIsr Qrtcn, Umbrellas, paraIols' en 9re~
ees QIcrtrmcnt Suite unc &appsn, Senien pSn le'
Der Qrt, GSabsln, S6aufcIn, gartenbaden. ellen'
waarsn aIer arten. uno fonIf nod aIsrlst StObr'
aitern Su umlfdncIi6 Su meIoen.
aois Seoinaunaen am Serfaufsta9e unb @ufwap
tun9 pcn .,s s,.s
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