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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

oLFA . OCHNAPPs.
The proprietor bess leave to call the attention of
strangers and the citizens of tOn to very
superior article of Holland Gin which he
to the American public under the name of Wolfe's
Soheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin 10 manufactured by the proprietor OK ou-
sively at his Distillery Schiedam, Holland 1t Is
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe. at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the Iacst
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic italian
nIper Berry, whose more various extract is disti-
ed and reoti with Its spirituous solvent and thus
becomes concentrated tinoture of exquisite fla
vOrs and aroma, atog ether transcendng in Its Cor
dafan Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted IT TO nearly the
whole Medical Faculty Of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists. who endorse it over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, az the whole country is flooded with
counterfeits and limitations.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each. and for sale all the respectable Drug
gists and GrOcers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New York.
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Arrival of an Atlantic S,..m.,
Great Meeting NJ Tamma.y Mall.

NEW foRE, March 5.-Last night, in pursu-
snce OF call, signed by nearly thirty Ave hun
drd influential names, Tammany Hall was filled
to Its utmost capacity to express an opinion upon
the course Of the Administration in relation 10
Kansas. The majority sustained the course OF
the President in d series OF resolutions John
Dix presided. Addresses were delivered bv the
chairman, Robert McLanr of Baltimore John
Van Buren,, and several Others The meeting
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SEEDs. sEEDsn sEEDsm

& DIS! Sc e DSn Sc r ID sm
SoME OF THE ADvANTAs rs OF BuYINe SEEDS FROM
JOHN SAUL.
/. Because he 10 neither an agent has agents, but
las Seeds are grown expressly TO ms onder-
he can, therefore, warrant them.
2 Because his Seeds are fresh, genuine. unadplter
ated; the growth OF 1857.
s. Because by purchasing direct from HIM you save
all intermediate profits.
4. Because they cheap.
S. Because he rs PRACTICAL Horticulturalist we'll
acquaInt ed with the Seed trade, aud there
fore knows by experience what seeds 10 reg
oInmend.
SEED STORE sse hist
feH &W,ld corner H, wsshlngton d C
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40 CASTOR & CLARK
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
- DKALRRsIN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

II BUUsUItUbIs dItbNtIUN Ub3lrdDI6 STOCK
Of CLOTHING which they now have exhibi-
ton at their Store. No g louisiana avenue, second
CLOSE of the lot If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
In the CLoTHINs DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock TO be perfect In point of durability fit and
style, because we make everything Oursely e., and
nave no nssitaton m saying our goods Will De found
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion. parties
In store, sa5sck to their inspection and approval.
Sl5,tsa worth OF Goods for Mems, Boy g. and Ser
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no hunbug, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
animation. Call and see at the above Store.
Il 22-Sm CASTOR n CLARK.
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand OF the people from all parts of the
down the statistics to the present time is such that
II cannot longer be disregarded. IL is ufficent y
known throughout the country TO render partlcu :
lar description OF il unnecessary here; suffice it to
say that it contains the evidence of its having
celved the voluntary and generous patronage OF
both Houses of Congress its having been ado
by the Supreme Court as a standard edition of the
COnst of the United States, and of Its having
received the special appreciation of some of the
wlsest statesmen of the past and present age. It
has been pronounced by them as a suitable fire. side
companion for every American citizen, and tie xt
boOt for the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the Constitu-
tiOn the sediments of Washington, and the prin
pies it embodes, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
Book sellers and others who may resire to obtain
it for the supply of those no may desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
m2-tf Washington City, ID. c.
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MARBLE WORK FOR SALE.
A large stock of STATUARY and ITALIAN
MARBLE MANTLEs, manufactured within the
Ia few months large number of TIA LIAM
MARBLE MONUMENTS, me of which are of
exquisite design and finish, will be sold without
refe sence to cost.
ALEX'R. RUTHERFORD,
Marble and Brown Stone Yard,
10 B-eolm Pa ave bet. 18th and 1871 SITS.
Ceiling OFF TO CLOSE.-Having boug hit
- the stock of DRY GOODS in store room No.
SIS 7th street, third door above the store for
merry occupied By u. T.. Perrie, we are now selling
sortment Of Domestic Goods, Blankets, Bed Com
forts, Shawis, Hosiery Embroidery, 4 G. Call early
and get bargains. w. EGAN 4 SON.
N. B. All persons cd to G.. +. Pc rie will
please call and settle their accounts early pos
ible. - .u.. p Do. -
fe n Ct .".-' w. E.& 9.
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The Virginia Banks, &.c.

RICHMOND, March Ain the Senate, TO-DAY,
inc Oil forcing all the banks Of this State to re-
sumo specie payment on the first OF Noyemle,
next was ordered TO be engrossed
IN the House, to-day, the Orange and Aleran.
drla Railroad appropriation bill was defeated by
one majority. This indicates the fate of All ths
similar bills now before the Legislature.
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I uPlN,s EXTRACTS, ~ edors, e pa ss.s
UaG WihSFdf Sstss go
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CA X X A q 50.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory, making IL now one of the largest. RB5R q
in the District, where his facilities forS946S4
manufacturing al kinds of CAR-MSRe
RACES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
pass ed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended to,
Second hand Carriages taken in OK change for new
ones. ANDREW +, JOYCE
d 10 " of I4th nd =
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WAsHINoroN THEArKK.-To-night the ever
acceptable play OF "Still Waters Run Deep,
Sloan was excellent as "John Mildmayn on its
last representation here, now Let as see what MIR
Couldock will make OF it. We have an ide that
he will be capital in 1t. The Afterpiece is the
laug liable "Sketc hes Ia India with M ISIS Salie
ST. Clair as sally scaggs," and j. Al. Dawson
"Tom Tape ," .-.H
Miss ST. Clair takes her benefit to. morrow
night .. .r.. .... ~
On Monday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ma
tLews will appear in two original pieces The
oox-book for Mr. Mathews first night Is now
open -.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-This morning, the case OF
Thomas Conlan. boy fifteen or sixteen years Of
age, charged with assault and battery with in
tent to kill Henry Brooks, was taken ND and
gwen 20 the jury, who had not returned let
AT noon.
sonny Jac kson, colOred, charged with larceny.
was next placed in the prisoners dock
Deputy Marshal Stewart, of PhiladrIohia and
oncef Ofaham, OF Baltimore appeared IN the
courtroom with Daniel Smith In custody an i'm
portant witness la the case of Powers CHARGED
with the murder Of Lutts Mr. smith ,sns
awaiting the order OF the Court when we left rbe
roam. -
REAL Estate Yesterday, Jas C. Mciui,.
Auctioneer, sold lot No. 9, In square So. on q;
between Twenty second and Twenty-thitd ats
for IL cents per square foot. - 90 50 :
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NEw HAVEN, March 4.-The Democratic Sal,
Convention met here yesterday. The attendanc.
was large. The Convention nominated the fol.
lowing ticket: Governor, General James II
Pratt; Lieutenant 6 overnor, John Cotton Re.
e!utions were adopted, sustaining President Bu
chanan on the Kansas question
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uERMETICALLY SEALED.
III Fresh Nesetabies-WInslow's Corn, Aspara-
gus, Tomatoes, omato Sauce, Beans, ress, Mesh
Fresh FruIts-Peaches. Cherries, stuvbxrss.
Raspberues, Blackbernes, Ounces, Pssrs. Pine
Trufes and Pate de Foiss 6ras.
fen Corner Vermont ave. and i5fh street.
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A TkINSON'S SIBERIA.-7A laxative of SEVEN
IN wears explorations and adventures m STberls,
Monra ia the kirghis Steppes. Chinese Tnrtary,
and pHrt OF Central ASIA: with map and numerous
illustrations; 10y Thomas william Atkinson price
The Works of Tacitus. The OK ford translation,
rsyissd with notes. HaTper's CLASSICAL Library; 2
'o's inst published, ard for sale by -.
TAYLOR d MAURY,
me Book sellers and Stationers, So Pa. ave.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-11
DELEGATE ELECTlONS.

Rules adopted By tire Democratic panty Of
Bedford county, At Meeting held N Frbrna-
~, 1886
/. The Democrats Of each Township shall annu-
ally upon written notice given, on The 81 Saturday
lo June proceed 10 elect Two Delegates 10 repre-
sent the township 10 County Convention, and also a
conmittee OF lance for such township, OF three
persons 10 serve until others are elected, whose
duty it shall be 10 hold all elections and perform
7Hch other duties as pertain TO the otiCp. Returns
ct elections TO be made 10 rhe County Committee.
. The Delegates so elected shall meet n Bedford
on Tuesday following the Sd Saturday OF June, OF
zach year and put 80 nomination County Ticket.
They shall also ELECT Legislative and Congressional
Couferees 10 meet similar Conterees from the proper
DISTRICTS also seven persons 10 compose a county
committee for the ensumg year.
Pursuant 20 the above rules, the Democrat
&c Vigilance Committees Of the several town
ships ami borougts Of Bedford county, are here
by requested TO give notice that elections will
be held in their respective districts, on SATuE-
DAY, TUE l9h DAY OF JuNE NENT, for the pur-
pose OF selecting two delegates from each dis
trcl TO represent such district in the coming
Democratic County Convention, and 10 elect
Vigilance Committees tor the pnsuing year.
BY order of the Dem. Go. Committee.
WN. ?. SCHELL,
Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-11

The Somerset Democrat, Of last week, urges
the nomination of Judge KimmelI as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in that tlhe
eighteenth) district. We, of course, have no
right 10 interfere with our Democ;atic friends
o[that district in the making of their nomina-
tions, nor do we intend hereby TO do 50 never
theless, We cannot help saying that we believe
Judge kimmelI's nomination. would result in
greater good to the Democratic party than that
ofany other man in the eighteenth district.
The Judges name is ''tower of strength" and
on the stump he is perfectly irresistible. His
election to Congress would do honor to Penn
syIvania and we earnestly hope that il may be
Accomplished
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DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

Democrats, remember the delegate elections on
8. rrnnaY .si Inc 3",R =, inst. The township COM
mittees should not fail 10 giTcd do, pG}tc' OF the
time and places OF holding The elections ana ana
should see that every Democrat who feels an
interest IN the integrity Of our organization,
turns out 10 the polls. Let good men be chosen
as delegates, and let the vigilance committees
be composed Of active, reliable and efficient
Democrats.
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YLAND.

Know Nothingism has received severe blow
IN THIS state. The proposition to call Con
v"nion for the purpose Of remodeIling the State
Constitution 70 suit the "PIug Ugies, ? has been
voted down by the people. The majority a.
galnst the Convention is over 5000 Sam is
on his last legs in MARYLAND.
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Executors s Notice.

Letters testamentary the last VIII and Tezfa-
ment OF John Claaf, late OF Bedf ord borough dee d.
having been granted to the subscriber residing in
SAID borough, notice is therefore given TO ali per
indebted TO the estate oi said deed, 10 ma
immediate payment, and those having claims viii
present thcm forthwith properly authenticated lor
settlement. JOSEPH CLAIR
June II, 5S. Executor.
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TO INVALIDS.
DR.. Il In D II IN,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.
phy0i0ian for Diseases of the LUNGS
FORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE CINCINNATI
MAXINE HOSPITAL, AND lNVALIDS RETREAT
.Huiboy Of ':Latters to Iqyalids ="
Editor Of the "Aedical Stethoscope," &C..
MAY BE CONSULTED AT BEDFORD. pa.
WASHINGTON HOUSE"
TUESDAY, JUNE Goth, 1888.
One HbAX Only.
One HbAX OnEv.
HOLLID.4YSBURG, JUA'E POI


Or. Hardman treats Consumption. Bronchitis
Asthma laryn gifts, and all diseases OF The throat
and lungs by Aledicated limitations lately used IN
the Eromtoa Hospital London. The great point IN
The treatment OF all human maladges IS to get at th.
direct manner. All medicines are estimated bv
their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
IS ihe important fact Hpon which Inhalation is bas-
ed. II the stomach IS diseased we take medicines
directly INTO the stomach. Ii the longs are dISeas-
ed, breathe or nhae medicasd vapOrs directly into
The lungs, Medicines are the aHtIdotes 10 disease
and should be applied TO the very seat OF the disease
Inhalation IS the application of this principle to the
treatment o tde lungs, toritgives Us direct access
to those intricate air cells and tubes which lie out of
reach OF every other means OF administering nedi-
cInes Inhalation brings the medicine in direct con
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage of
any violent action. It's application is so simple.
that 1t can be employed by the youngest infant or
1eebest invalid. Il does not derange the stomach
comfort OF business OF the patient
OruER DISEASES TgERrEp.-ln relation 10 the fol
lowing diseases, either when complicated with Lpno
affections or existing alone, also invite ceHsulta
ton. usually find them promptly curaIle
Paplapu5 and all other forms OF female coapIajDts
Irregularities and Weakness.
Palpitation and all other forms of Heart Diseases
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia and all other diseases
@! the Stomach and Bowels, Piles, &c. sc.
All diseases of the eye and ear. Neuralgia Epi-
lepsy, and all forms OF nervous disease
s. u. HARDMAN, VI. n
No charge far coasultatioa
June /, 1888.
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Notice TO Retailers

IN pursuance OF an Act Of Assembly, approved the
SIN day "i May, i>|l, requiring the Treasurer Of
each county, 10 publish IA each year, list OF all
retailers OF domestic and foreign goods wares and
mercbandise-NOTiCE Is hereby given to retailers
in classes, directed By law that the taxes must
be PAID to The county treasurer, on or before the
lst day OF iugu,t, next.
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Fresh
"a Fs gF1 E ~ s9 IA eg
ID E@ "a .E W -, Il Il
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GoODS.
Just received

Just received
AT SHOEMAKERS' COLONADE STORE.
THE undersigned having Just returned from the cas-
tern cities, are now opening splendid assortment
Of Spring and Summer goods, consisting in part OF
Black and Fancy Silks, Nous. Delains, plain and
figured Alpaccas, Lawns, Calicoes ChaIles, Dcba-
ges, etc. etc.
BLHCK md FANCY CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Summer Coatiog5 Tweeds, Jeans.
Linen, and a general assortment of boys wear.
\ large assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS.
Trunks, Carpet Sacks, Cotton and Garnet
Chain, NIaslins Fannels, Vlslings, Hand
kerchietS, Coffee, Sugar, Syrup, Green
and Black Teas, QueensWare. Hard
ware, Buckets, Tubs, Brooms Look.
ing Glasses, Umbrellas,
and every thing that is generally kept in coun-
try stores-aIl which they will sell cheap
All kinds OF country produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
To Punctual customers credit of six months
will be gwen.
J. < J. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
AP1 23, 1858.
All kinds of goods sold at REED s MIN
NICH'S for Cast or Produce.
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Notice.

lNUNENt.
The 90 partnership heretofore existing. undo,
the trm OF Abraham Keagy, senior and John Brum
oansh, was dissolved on the first day Of April last
hy mutual consent, The Books are iulhe hands ~
the subscriber, for settlement. All persons indrbt
cd to The hrm viii please make payment, and tI,oes
having claims against said Gfm will please prssen,
them without delay.
ABRAHAM l.. BUHHOFFER
WoodberrE, June | 1898.
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n 10 4 10pertistmcnts. 9.
SE.MllER .aRRRNTE.NEAT.
On and after Tuesday, June stb, 1858. t

On and after Tuesday, June Stb, 1883, two
passenger trains day each way, Sundays ex-
cepted,j will run as follows.
Leaving Huntingdon at 7.50 A. NJ, and . 30 p.
NJ. -RETURNING-
Leave IIopewrll at I0.50 \. M. and s 90 p NJ
Arrive at Huntingdon at l. "A p. NJ and
1910 p. NJ.
Connecting at Huntingdon with Trains East
aud West on Penna Road.
The Trains on Shoups run branch wiI enable
persons to spend the day at Coalmonf Broad
Top city, or the mines, and return to HopeweIl
same day.
For further information inquire al the Office
ofthe Company at Huntingdon.
JNO. j. LA WRENCE,
June !, IS. Superintendent
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and for sale-the cclebra-
Cradle, by
G.. w. RUPP.
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PROCEEDINGS IN New ORLEANS RELATIVE TO
TIE BRlTlsn OuTRAGgs.-NEw ORLEANS, May
29.-A great indignation meeting was held at
the Arcade to-day, at which 5000 people were
present. General Palfrey was called TO the
Chair, and after several eloquent speeches, re-
solutions were passed recommending every
vessel to arm and equip before leaving thus port,
and TO offer every resistance possible 10 the
British cruisers. Great enthusiasm was dis
played
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Very respectfully, SC,
Henry s. KING

~ ~ lzL'-i55a-IiNG DIsCLosUBE.-The notor-
ot.s Jun Lane has had the misfortune to break
with the AbolitionisS Of Kansas and the two
parties TO the controversy are diligently en-
Poyed in washing their dirty linen before. the
public We must confess that, so far, Lane has
Che worst of the quarrel. His old associates tell
dreadful things Of him, as witness the following
revelation by James RedPath, editor of the
Heruid Of Freedom
awe are ready to swear in any Court of Jus
tce, or to make solemn affidavit the fact, that
Gen. Lane intlmated to US that if Gov Denver
challenged hIm he would have him put ont of
the way by The secret order known as the Dan
ites.''
1t is question If Lane be any wors" than
the men who saw nothing repuIsiye in his char
acter until they found it convenient to dispense
with his services Richmond South.
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JUST RECEIVED

ted GreencaStle Grain
june 1l,'5S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07


repeat the recommendation made In my message ~
Dcccmbcr last IN favor o an appropriation to bc pad
SPANISH government for the purpose of distribution
among the claimants in the Amistsd c,se.r President
Polk nrst made similar recommendation ia December
isiT, and repeated by my immediate predecessor
in Drct mbcr, 1858 entertain doubt that indeu.
ny fairly 90 hese claimants under our treaty with
Spain of the 9th October, 1926, and whilst dcmniing
Justice ought 70 do justice. An appropriation prompt
W made for this purIec, could fa ~ exert favor
able influence on our negotiations with spain
~ wsNtco
our position IN relation to the independent States south
n on this continent, and especially those within the
limits OF North America, is OF pecusar characcr The
northern boundary Of Mexico coincdcnt with our own
southern boundary from to ocean: AMI we
necessarily feel deep interest all that concerns the
well beng and the Tate a so near neghbor We have
always c rished The kndest wishes ior the success Of
that rcpublc and have indulgcd the hopc that Il might
at last after al its trials, enjoy peace and prosperity
dor Tree and stable government We have never hlher
10 cred, directly indirectly with its internal az
fairs and s duty which ~ ourselves a. pro.
the integrity of ts territory against the hostile n
reference of any other Power Our geographical pos.
tion direct interest IN all that Mexco and
wellscted policy in regard 70 the North American
continent render this an indispensable duty.
Mexico has been in state of constant revolution almost
since achieved its Independence. One military
leader another has usurped the n rapid
sson and the various constitutions from time TO
time adopted have been set at naught almost
they proclaimed The successive governments have
afforded adequate protection either ~ Mexcan tzens
foreign residents, against lawess vol, Heretofore,
seizure OF the capital by military chcsaln has boon
generally followed by at least The nonnal suhms ii
the country 20 his rule for brc pcrod but MI "a
the present crisis Of Mexican aaars. ciyn war has
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gag CT osi Store naae an Der Gdc Der 5. unp 9rsoSS,
StraBe Qr'ieer Sifies hes ,anseisers") iitsrnommsu
ano INIT s'nfn' reidsn Eager BON Gisarren, Raud. mnS
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Stos. @. Sarauar,

prdttt{her Gas Sitter,
gdt ets unb SrcabfraFe, rcbtn Sent 9roae1r. Sctl.
Hihmcnb, ga.
Rirdtn. nFtntltde 9tS6uee uue WptnhduItr perSen mi. Gas.
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s1en uRb idncQiterS duss sfibrt.
gas- Ylnn6ina iettv Mrt lptya i&neQitns bslorat. IL IL
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Serableeuna Der 0reile bon 8rennhpls.

Ya't h ip,lrne btu. NIT cent tprlnrtte Der 3ct glrltea SGritt
~ balten. tate i'd mid enlihcner. Die Nrehc vcn Srenntul, In
fcisenesr SHtiie bsrabiuttsn: Das tefe g idenbpts Al $3.50,
ap 2a1uentols III $500 per Gprb, eas fret ami Sauis I'd
Der llntrsidntte ouf ,abhet@e 8entlunaen, bic I~rnelnens aus.
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