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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-30
A CARD,

A CARD
IN ZOELLER e. CO., RESPECTFULLY IN
ELs FORM THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH and sur
rounding Country that they will Contract for oil kinds of
Painting connected with House Building end Architecture
in general Fresco, Encaustc, House and Sign Paint
ing Banner Painting and Painting Glass Gliding and
Bronzng, and limitations of Wood AID Marble in all the
modernized and most approved styles. ss3ss =
They will decorate Halls and Churches in Fresco paint
inga style which has been known to last for centuries
specimen of their work in this line be seen at
Mr. PERCIVALS ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE, Smiths
Brick Building Fayetteville st. They will also furnish
Window Shades of their workmanship for Dwellngs
Stores which, for neaness and durability, cannot Be
surpassed in any Of the Northern Cities
Tawborp, N. G., will be promptly attendedto 81 =
June 2S, 1855. - = 52--Am.
DRESS GOODS AND FRENCH WORKS AT
"a - PRIME COST, -ss.ss
.VyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL THE Fol-
shOW1NG GOODS ut prime cost for 6hek cotnpfilbg
q very handsome assortment ~ = s.
Printed Isuns French yaconstts md 0reandis Muipa
Printed 8efsgez and Tssnes; Is ssss
Iaip Crepe Des Expausiye 81 e 80, 8 4SssSss
sGhaIla EhSlhe Dc Lane and BeFsgs Pc Lain;
S36lofed oplafd " ~
Uhders lineI and Anslin and Lines Alstss;
s 81 sB5ssss
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WILLIAM J. sAUNDERs,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ALTA

Will promptly attend to any business utrustd his
in the Courts of this and adjoining Countes with the
Executive other departments of the State Government
June %, 1858. s13.sss55s 49, !, i rs 81
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Office Of the Adams Express Company,l
RALEIGH N. c., June 49, 1858
MIR. VIM. b. REID, LATE MESSENGER, WILL
XA SUCCEED WIN. WHITE r., Esq, as Agent of this
Company, at Raleigh.
w. d. TREGO.
Superintendent

The patrons of this old established and responsible Com
pany respectfully informed that they offer superior
facilities for the rapid and safe transit of all descriptions Of
Freight and vauables to all parts of the United States and
Europe.
Goods forwarded twice week by Steamer from New
York.
Daily Lsne-1nand from New Nork Philadelphia Balti-
more and Richmond.
Shippers will find this cheap quick and reliable
of obtaining their freight and their patronage is respec
WIN. B. REID, Ag't.
52-lm.
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"a q r. ! : 5 d
s. s IS IS 8 IS
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j. 3: ] ! i :; =:
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z e ssy q Ys.!sT ss Shils With
! .x y 81 y as eesz -. No
PEs sasa. Sc, ss..t q is
S SocSs al ss.ss Is. r,,d =.
ls1xc; aans ltc; 3d. Shoulders ioo; IVES.
! SLY, s. lid . q: No ma. ,.s; ". %.
sasdI iss sses a. %: s.p d y ooe4 50.
suGAE.In Hhde s,{@1e; IN Bals so4Hc; aC"su
gar rS sS; rB 1 m o. pa IN
saas oas. IA ssS. 81: 4 's g. IL bar.
= z1 sis Szsp1rs sessss; Sperm $4,000.
SfcE.Ss s !. s'e"4 :, 90
ruya Guanan in the past few days We now quote less
than one ton &C. Pc. ID to 2s tons sss 50 tons
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
sase: :. ,sss aoa ss' s Z
NEWBERN MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE G. "srANDARp"
BIZ WIN, q. OLIVER l. CO..
Grocrs Cnisson, Receoin0 and Er.oayd;n0 Merchant,
Dealers IN Lime, Gsano &c.,
n,o,,g * JUNE %, 1858.
81 BAGoK1Hog round 1s1< Hams ls@,4c; Sides &c.;
49,; Maracaibo Ice = = y - avg
s'ss .! 8 - se.a 81, So Trout IS o.
FLOUR-N. C., b bbl., S5 50. - $500 W wv
y,GRAIN--Corn Soc; Oats 5Oc: Peas n oo
HAY-75c @S1 90. e5t l..-s,.'
-LARD-18c.s ssf.sls = 8 -
LIME--$1 3d. - s.s Isl HS ~
MEAL-00c. sss5 ~ - q, -
MoLASsEsaAs 70 quality, New Orleans 4oc; West In.
dies 27033c; Syrup 60c,fs ~
PORK City Mes. . bbl: .sal ooi plas.d $40 %.
ROSIN-$1 90; Resin Oil Is to quality l40llsc DER GALL
SALT G. Sack 81 10; Coarse 20. 80 80 : =
SPIRITS TURPENTfNE-48 cents IS
- cents. 81 go ~ 81 :ss5s
TAR-&15O SI.sgs >@srttssis s3f.
a. 25@$4 10. =.
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MARRIED,
ID lie ID

On the 18th inst. by H. J. Jones' ESQ.,, Mr.. R. j. A
Nicks to Miss Nancy A. Tier all of Aiamance county
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-Cotton had declined an
eighth of penny. Flour steady at former prices,
wheat dull. The weather in England was favorable
to the crops. Political news not important
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INDIAN WAR IN OREGoN.-Adyices from oregon
announce general Indian outbreak. Col Steptoe's
command on Snake river was attacked on the 18th
OF May, and forced to retreat with loss ;of ifty
pr'7ates, three officers, two howtzers baggage wag,
ohs and nearly all the animals Col. Steptoe had
three companies, dragons, and one of Infantry
Inc Indians numbered fifteen. hundred. Capt Vim.
Der and Lieut. CASTOR, were among the killed.
Lieut. CASTOR was native of this State, > grand
son Of Judge William Castor. : ;9s5sss
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

TURPENTINE-Sal this morning Of $50 bhaa a Is 5b
for virgin, - IS for yellow dip and 81 hard per
$50 lbs. x s5 = - = ISL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-l5 bbls changed hands yea.
terday at SS cents per gallon Nothing done hs morning
No sales reported in Rosin or Tar. x 80 Ia Is =
BARREIS-l33 second hand Spirits Turpentine barrels
sold yesterday at q IS each, as they run. = &c
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MELANCHOLY OccURRENcE.-We learn that on
froay last three sprghtly little boys, aged eight or
Ten years. the sons of Perry Renfrow, John II. Dam
'e'' and Mrs. Irby, residing at Smitbfeld, were
drowned in the river near that place. Five boys,
al ABOUT the same age, bad gone to the Neuse river
70 oathe, which was little swollen by the late
rains. The three above mentioned were drowned,
"n'e Two of them escaped, one of the latter himself
running narrow risk. The two boys who escaped,
were SO much alarmed that they kept the matter to
themselves and it was only after two of the bodies
nao been found that they gave information. The
people Of smithfeld turned out, and found two of
tile oodies on Saturday, and the other on Sunday.
ihE LATE THOMAS II. WlLLIAMs-We publish to.
Jay, from the pen of an esteemed correspondent,
all OBITUARY Notice Of the late Thomas H. Williams,
VI New Hanover, whose death is so much lamented
we Knew Mr.. Williams long and well, and we feel
sure our correspondent has done nothing more than
simple justice to his character and memory.
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APPLES, APRIcoTs AND PoTAToEs.-Our thanks to
John H. Harrison, Esq, Of This City, for basket of
delicious June Queen Apples. These apples were
produced by trees obtained by Mr.. Harrison from
Mr. Lndley.
Also, to Mr.. Fentress, of Guford, for some april
cots OF the Hemskirk and Breezy varieties from his
oardens near Greensborough. Also, to Mr.. John
T. Palmer Jr., for some aprcots from Cherry Hill,
near Milton, N. c. These fruits were very fine
Also, to John B. Johns, Esq, of this County, for
some red Mercer Irish potatoes the largest we have
Seen this season.
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Hon. John w. Ellis.


The Democratic candidate for Governor will re-
sumo the canvass at Yadkinville to-day, and will
continue in it up to the election closing in Cherokee
County.
Judge Ellis has thus far borne himself with mark.
ed ability, and has than met the expectations
of his friends. His work is no holiday work. 1t is
arduous, incessant, and responsible, taxing his
energies of mind and body from day to-day; and it
is due to him, it is due the cause he represents
that every Democrat in the State should sustain and
second him in his exertions. 1t will not do to cal
cuate generally, or to take it for granted that his
majority will be what it should be, without effort on
the part Of his friends. We trust, therefore, that
every Democrat in the State, and especially the
Democratic candidates for the Legislature, will make
the cause of our candidate their own cause; and
that they will defend him against the attacks of the
adversary, and commend him to the people in their
respective localities, he is defending their princi-
Piles and representing them generally before the
whole people of the State. Lot euery Democrat and
ant'-hnow Nothing do his duty, and the majority
tor Judge Ellis will be the largest ever heretofore
polled in this State for candidate for Governor
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2ambtuirtbitbaff iil S&Siirftetnbcra
MnD WnNlnnD.
Gus tet nWeahAen 90R.T

2n ben pObltbdtisen @vfinpun8eu Der Neus
aeit. BON meiGer Die SablreiAlte Staie per @es
Iell6oft, pie ldnOlide Se0Glferun8, menn IL nuf
BON sdbeu, wte cine &rantbett ltR TOrterbenpen
@emObnbeiten unp 0orurtbetten Itt) IrelmaAen
nia, ben 9rSBten @ortbel 5leben fam, 9ebHrt
RE Dratniruns,p Die Booenentmdlerun9.
NaIIer 8Open 1T talter BoOen, uno miro papnr6
INNER tdlter, DaB ba8 @alier Die Wdrme I9le9'
ter leitet unO pur9 fcrtndbrenoe Nu8otnitan0
Die 0drme be8 8cpen8 lOrtpabrenD pernltn-
bert. Die 6utterpfun3e beOarf gu i4rer &rni6'
rune cine beItimnte Summe 0drule, erbdlt lie
DieIe ni6t, 10 reift tie nidt Crer er1t lpdter, unp
8par um 10 lpater, ala lte erlt rad 9ebSri8er
A~btrOfnuns peS BoOenS i'm Spatirtblins Dles
fem tberOebcn werbeu fam. 90 fdIt penn
bel nallem gccen pie 3ett Der Pflan5eureife oft
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SIN 4. Gon8teB. Difsft III Der Repubtifaner
9tlce ~9emdblt, I'M 5. @orgreB.Dii Der 0tep.
8urlln8ame I'M 6. GongreBsDil tritt Der Step.
2lQeu.
2eeteS aus M aifadufett8.
30 ITO MItternaht. Die 0tepubliFaner
1o6en ben Staat, Banta bat bis jeet $4,000.
Pluraltt1t.
2llIe repu6l. Gcn3reB.@ anojOateu itnO 9e'
lpiblt.
Muni3ipa(s@obl in Wilmin8,
ton, Del
Da8 8eople'8 Tjdet bat $40 WairritGt.
New>O Orleans, 2, Jtcp. Die GcbeSs
fdae Durt}'8 6ieber b~etrugen 9eltern 81.
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einise WaitSfieber oes 8epraieutauteubauies
"a. A.ri..- .nnLtniAn.a

tinise Mitgtie6er seq Teprd1entanteubauies
ltA paIIip Uerbtelters
Der Wetnbau in Gaiifprn II,
Gein Qano Der Nelt bietet wcb( fir BEN Q8eins
bau 10 Oiele SOrtbeile mie Californian. sc
bat ben 8ortbeil oaB ea bic oerlhieoeniteu Gli.
MAS in nddlter ytdbe beie;uanper bat, uno
fam oe8balb aud bic UerIdiepenarti9lten Wein'
iOrten berUprbrin9eu. Sober weiB, wel6en
lnterl4ieD bic %fleinlte SerGnberun9 oe8 Gli.
mas uno te8 8ooen8 bei'm Q8eiu madt. um
lpie piel mebr mub oteIe8 8erbdttniB in Gali>
%fornien nit %Ieinen perl6teoenen @limaten Der.
rOrtreten. GSelder llnterl6ieD 5wiifen ben
Wetnen bon &pncma, Gan 2ui8 O6iSpc, Sos
aa8elcS uno Gan OteSD! Sn wenig Sabren
miro man audi in ben Winenoiltriften Don
Sbalta biz Guplum1e 5ieben, leoeS 8er9tbal
Der Sierra 9tepacu pirp ieine eigent1i1mli6e
Weinforte betporbrinBen. Der Sonota OeralD
Io3t, baB Die Willie Der in pieIem Slbr III Der
Jtl0barIda 9e3o8enen Grauben 70 QroB lei,
OaB man balO 9e5pauBen fem weroe y8ain car
aus 81 bereiten. ct boift, blB man in 3Dei
Slbreu lnebr Sob aus Den YBeinber8eu, mie
aus ben Wftnen 9roten meroe, crit b1nn t6nue
man an cine bletbenOe, ipObl10benoe BeU6)tez
runs bplfe1. mdbtenb ebeu iberaQ 0elAafl8s
ltofung unp @ntulutbi9nns berrIAe.
Wtt pouem 9le6t bat Daber Die Oortlcultuz
raj Societ9 bel Der bie8ilbrIBeu Nu8ite4u1a
oe8 Wte6anics SnIitut3, Dem Weinbau i1re
pOle 4ufmerfl 1nlfeit gelpiDmet, ulp Die Ser
pienlte Der einbeiniI ben Weife unp 8ranoie8
elmer auaiibvliden 8efprehan8 uaterpOrfen.
&8 itnD faunt einige S1br Der, paB mau nod
9laubte. man f6nne in Californian teinen an=
bern Wein, al8 Drpindten Wein tlr oea Oau8.
9ebraud pr0ou}ireu, f1un eini3e Sabre, o16
Die Oerrel &obler, 5r6b(in8 & Baud al8 Yo>
neer8 pe8 Gal fornil Weinban0el8 al Itraten, u.
iest Titbren mir lbou einen Bein aus, Der aui
frenlcen Wtdeften au9emetn gei6ast miro. Am
Blciftc lpiro b~ereinlt 70 piel g6ein prpDu5irt
werDan, al5 in 6ranfrei1. Dies 1T unl % MIDI
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renD per Grtru8 in ben 2Gnoern, bic i'm lruber
"lteferten a~eriu9er wlro. Sn Wtuoeira, in Yiez
len Gbeiieu Don Jranfreid, Portu9ll unD Spas
uier, ri0tet Die Tra4benfranfbeit, bic Bis lest
IN 9allFornIen mob gang unbeflunt lit, 9roBe
BerbeerunSen all. gteben Mein liefert Gatifor.
MEN berell6 @b1nlpaBrsr@lEeue, uno Saulea
rotne 8tp'5, metoel pieIe8 Sabr Gus ibteul
Wetnbeg 200 900 6llldeH @bampasnec ODER
100000 6lai1en melBan Beiu ~liefern. - Die8
III Die @rnte nnr eine8 ~eiu5iRen 6auiss. 8enn
tie Brcrusttcn ieet ldon, no man benz Wei1e
eau f1um 2 SATIRE 9r6Bere NuImertllmtejt &c,
ldentt, idpn 70 beptuteuO lit, mas mirp oteie
Broouftion uno Die 2~lu5fuDr erit in ciuigen
3abren IeIn? (&al. Dem)
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&ncinl NrmpFr. Xnru SSercun

0te aagemeine Entertaining, weiGer no TIM bsrrt5sHfn
gBtntet Ss In un{etm 8erlanmlaHgslptdle rpn rs perdu-
nalteten bfentltAen 8orsrG8e ertrfutsn, nat rniefe AntNt
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uuo unS Seranlaft, aud far bie 0aRec ber tpmuenPen Sotn"
isrIatfpu etre N~eibenfetee %aa9entetn npsh9er une oertanolt"
der WprtrSsS nameniIin nber afbt39t@e, natBrssl%,Srl.0e
unb olosmsta m,neu1baftttne @s~genrdnte ms Feben iurHtn n.
20 ~ uusbersttS pn een mtihsn Der perren, msiTe uns IN
Rtsier 8esisbuns Inn Yrrssn gGtntsr 10 treunelt3 nntrfnsten.
ana fir pteles MdI ibre Wttptrtuns Serettptut9t su8etd9t
umS es petben bic bfeutitp unb unentBelbItA ab3ubatenpen
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oninnufaaltf, MbenbS s tpr, BIS 9eseI @nbe 1prI %fcrtesfdbs
rem merben, Al welben mir uniere oesti9en Mttbur9st einju>
iaSem unS srla Ben, Dds Mdpere fpl turt ppr 5estnn bs
0crtrGes pubItjirt psps1.
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&ese Br1pDa1G J@ @G1tDCt@gEeag
5"REtQrrt nc tn ~ dIttmD g3eder."
Wems Yorf, 2. 3topbr. Die Wabl
9iu5 tier Obne leOe ernltlide StGrung Dor iif'.
JfAr wuroen in Der erlten BlrO elni9e Boli3l@
item ION Anbdn5fm WalbriD3e'6 nieDer3eiAla=
gen, ais lie oa8egen proteltlrten, paB .. ct.
SclOeten Iir 9rn. SidelS %ltimwten.
Htica, u g., 2. 0topbr. SIN 20. &ons
8reBOtltrift lit Der depublltuner Goutling
Qsndhlt.
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Nrbeiter oeiud,t in SbiO.

@elubt wsrben Safer, 3tmmerleite, S3reiner, SGmtebe,
Spen9er, Sattler, GSa9ner, S6neiesr una StnepsrtuutE,
SOrbFtbter, Wdttncr Nno EtBelp9ner, fppts SOLIDS, wei6e
arp We.b unb @rresrietaOen gu srri6ten wuni6an. 5rser
EN- ~gsbtI6eter 0euti9er. pe!1er 9eiaafs enB!iid urb fir msbs
irete unp unabban5iSe @rtfea3 81 erInb n N gDrb G6tlt-
ectps, ftreit an Der 0erptnbuns beS . stpsgGnais une Der
Opt'Gtienbdhn, III etaer Der 9eiuabetea @esenoen Der Ser.
SI1ateH. - SduIpt5 perotn 5n Sans btlt8ert 9retie an rte
NJ erfst Sd!tler %Gt8elahtn ub far bereu 9abiuna 90a6rsn
angenCmmen. = QDe8sn psitCrer &lStHnlt peuee man Nb
9rteftA ,mtt &tnf&IuB etneS 9pfhdmrsl an ss Me4dntcs
a1Detatten, pper u. S. Ntpner, Gbtiicrrbe 8Ds 80. Obtp,
DIR BIN
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$500, 900 8nB Ban une S9reiperbc!S
700, 900 Sdin0el unO &1tteu gum Nertduf.
mir lcnfen bic gu mersIamtett punftlibcr Rin6en apf IN.
Itre erp6e &~teberIese SDn Ban. unb NaghplS Spa alien Arten,
QuGntitsteu ue @rUBEn, - 9Dtr IAaeirsR wetBtanrcn 9aua
bCh mad 9~eiteuun9, unb ltflern Ienaerranmen, GbUrsa,
StnfaFunesn unb pOfelarbeit su 6abrtfprstieu. Spredet psr
Ia unlerrn 6pistpte, w. 10 QtSttfT. aDerfts, pber Gde ppE
9uiS% SnS V0"a"pr Burns q Sloan.
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Rmire SerEouf.

Jk5sas 90 Nder &aAh nit suten 0eeaUItbteiteH, Ii &ielisn
S&tIE bon Der Stabt nabe Der SdnbfrdBe uno in Der aeiuns
&NlM[ @~Isnbapn, so I.elsa Don Der otabt nit @sbdGSen;
10 Alder an Der dtttn 5repsrtd 3pap, gut ~Gngebaut; t07 older
NIT rtbihen Standardization unp ArId5en. mirb gegeH &tgeH~
tbum in Der Stabt stnActaHf@t; 6 Ider ali bes alien 5reberi6
ROao, q MetIe Dpn NigHnt be Salts 100 &ter am ~2Gaiptn6s
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/ IN 9auUeerfr. !; tn NfaL6ert9ir.o NM nle9rere dueere tn
Dertdt et eneu @e3euben Der St10t. ECts 81 pgrmtetbeg In
gGef eGl:iraprelr, g2pnuusat ,8aq unS fle&lberrpnr. nRb
SrpaewGe. @runb ~ perSaateg IN otcde~ag SrunofeHtea
iu pertdufen. @tSa fp aao N erftst
Wpt5-S SO. 63 Sdpettefraes.
idriitlt9s gapiere. iOwis Aaiieae@ srt@tsrseel9Sfte 3erSs
beiPna hsiprdf.
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Sllinois. Dffenes GanbntB
nj den De til pfraten rnb Sncw>
NDtbtn9S. SIN Cumberland County, Suls
ucia, bielten am %. Stt. Die 9emofraten uno
a1op. NotbinSS elue semeiniAaftlide 8eriamm@
lung, gu Der Dur143 paS fcl8enoe iiberall in @ums
berlauo County geIAla9eHe Flafat eiugelapeu
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Sn Ni&mpnr, @d., etue Slnftg eeesrue 9ierbrduerti, nebf
cirea etnent ader 8drrsn.gano. Die 5rauerti 1T nit elmer
QueGe p~erieHen, Tel9e cine 5inreibeubs Ifen1s bcs Ihbnfet
95alsrS ltefsrt unb az etnem Ylage 0e!esen, Der ITO periiteHb
sur SDmmerprtbiGatt rtanet. Nabere Nabrihtea et Gilt
9 d 10 atrIe, MtAmpnp. Na. SftlQ1n
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New Dort, 2. Jtopbc. Nl1ri9ter
aus 6 &cwno 8cben Gem republifaniideu @ou-
p.rneur9 Sanptpaten Wor8un 1889 ct,
3 I'm DeMrtratllGen Yurfer 1894, Gem ltuerl>
flner SurroD3 47O.
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49, AENEFyGA
Sn beuti4sn Grbeit85ureau N6. 8 g(GrtR TreoeridfraEt:
ptrben ls8etb GtsIen betprgt fir Glerfa, 9n6baiter, Dor ter,
Baffgeper, AIfpdrter, SutfAsr, @GrtHer, Warmer. Sbreintr
SGfer, Carpenter, sd Der, Sattler, 56Ubma6er, Mdnncs
III 6Gbttten uo EnGbeI IN store uno Sptels ebenis 1nb
Steaen Dhen FUR 8p8innen, 3inmermGbden, RtnesrmdbQen
unb MGb6en lie BepO9HIiae paUsaybet In american. uu0
eeutf6en 5amtlten.
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