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POLICE CoUkT.-John Brady laid violent
hands upon two horse collars belonging to
Isaac Stentevant, said collars being worth fifty
cents each, for which offense he was fined sIG
and sent to Jail for twenty days
John Putnam, charged with stealing two
coats from John HOyt, held to bail in the snm
of $500.
James McMuIlen for intoxicatiOn fined SO and
costs.
Charles Ross ditto, ditto.
Several cases continued
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n Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2OdIm pol.
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GUITAR.-. H THoxLs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents Per lesson. IT,
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CHANGE OF TINE-The steamer Kaloolah
leaves now for Buffalo at four O'Clock instead of
five P NJ
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ..
The train from Philadelphia due here at three
O'Clock this morning, was detained till O'Clock by
running over horse at Ferrysville. The baggage
car was thrown from the track, and Peter MeGirk,
the baggage master, killed, and another named
James severely hurt. No passengers injured.
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6periaI Notifies.

q For Gas FizshSes AID Fitting-ADyly
FeO0 EassOrfs 8 Co., los aHd l07 Superior street
apiff
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, VI. ID 4,
NEW YORK CITY
The combination ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild
heir operaiOn and correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensiruat0ns removing all distractions whether
from cold otherwise headache pain the side palpta-
the heart, whites all nervous Affections hy stercs
fatigue, pain the back and limbs SC disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills iuvaiusble as they Will bring on
he monthly period with regularity Ladies NhoLaye been
disappointed in the Of other Pills place the
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do
NOTICE.
There coalition Of the female system IN ihich the
Pills Be taken ioifloua prOdHcing PECULIAR RE
SUIT The condition referred 10 rs PREGNANCY-tAs
result, MISCARRIAGE Such N irresistible tendency
the medicine restore The SERIAL functions 10
eOHfl0 fiat the reproductive p0per Of
resisf a.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in
furious Explicit directions. which should be read
pany each box Pnoe 81. Sent by sl enclosing 81
DIR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAS Box = 53l Post Once.
New York City
OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States,
les Chanlbers-Si New York,
To UkoH al UhOesais 0riers should Be addressed
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PUBLIC MEETINs.-Hon Edward Wade, Mem
Der of Congress from this District, will address
his constituents on Monday evening the IIth of
October inst at the old Court House in this
city. A general attendance is requested.
JOHN A. FOOT,
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 4.
The interments yesterday were six, OF which ,
were from yellow fever.
CHARLEsrOS, Oct 4.
The health officers report 81 deaths during the
week ending Saturday, from yellow fever.
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IndigesTiOn, Liver COmPIainIs, andI
their Cure.

HoLLoWAY'S PILLS quickly remove obno1ious mat
ter the blood and thOrOuEhly cleanse aud ren0vse
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels Sold the manufactures,
No 80 Maiden Lane. New York and No 2iG Strand
don and by an Druggists a 5 cts 62 cts and SIo0 per
boH san1- I,la
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y The eueHness Of the ribruiiOn Of the string
HSssysr god string be- It win produce no tone until
To vbre evenly the string should have distinct mo-
side. see diagram HI rsI motion Of ne .,r n %
Teeede from The hammer Ia The H. Co piano second
notion Is up. dOWn-up, dJwn-adi.fsaz1-
The second motion Of the string in an other aunot
70 return In direct line for the following To bend an
aee o. any substance forms an elbow angle and
side half thereby necessarily be drawn the tshest-
Now it universally known tighter string Il drawn
string uneveny drawn and lower two Sides or edges
Of the two sides are struck BY The hammer and the string or
is proper course BY being prrcepby drawn
rrearer becomes rofr and everv ts-s h ro-,s ., =.
the sick contracted eide it receives dead irony eang
old Kind Of piano.
5, The eceHacss Of one.
Thss the result or tts o fsatnre being uuivsrsalI
conceded fact that all Is produced b. urH and Ia
fieeucse' kCribrailoE, Eis eurasr iis f0ne
6, The st1sEgth Of string,
tn Why strings In the common plano
and way they Invariably break al the elbow bdgpin IS
Srsm B part against the iron pin seeomss
neeessay sonirae ed and &c outside e TIE elbow Of he
string Of pisno viii average hfy pound 70 the foot (which
By all parts the string then po. is likely
the other bat II any part Of the string. onehlf Of
Ole % snap in twain At any eaane IN the weather and
philosophy is simply this t5sths whole astng large
By asserting that tviee one is i % tEO that twice
tEo does not make tou.
!, Tie great length Of time ,ehie e Instrument re-
mains in tune
This the result Of the 6ih featare inasnueh string
f1iica by iug. And vii readily be that II string
four length strain Of h1nded pounds equal
y all parts will haten than quick half
o strne bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy OF tn foregene ets sr
and forcble the questic ofen lsked Why do
the copper fret and Straight sfrinE
There It Is ured by patent which
fy thousand dollars have already been offered but which
Bac1sc hessrs Hlet Davis 4 Co. prefer
ply the public with ff class iaa rather than 70 assist
others TO DO H. any price
The foregoing plan OF tie Haiet Davis Co Piano
simple and that viii guarantee gius
piano any who viii refute is philosophy
Cleveland August g. i55S
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

SUNK
NEW YoRK, Oct. 4.
The vessel which was sunk at MOntauk few
weeks ago proved TO have been the Bardee, Of this
port, which recently landed cargo Of 900 slaves
at Cardenas. The mate of the Hsrlee has been ar
rested in New Bedford, two of the crew in Boston,
and three in this city. They are now all here
awaiting their examination since Saturday night.
-Four buildings near Quarantine Statan Island
have been set on FIRE and burned. They had been
occupied by fever patients One man was arrested
on suspicion
The trial of Judge Russell for instigating not
at the Academy Of Music, is postponed two weeks.
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Dan RIoE.-We have no reference to the Dan
Rice whom our Chief Marshall and his assis-
tants are on the look out for, nor do we refer to
any would be Dan Rice, but to the original, the
illustTiOus and unapproachable Dan who is the
leading Snowman from Dan TO Beersheba. His
great show will come from the West side this
morning, and after pitching the big tent back
of the Leader Office will exhibit the wonderful
features peculiar to this individual establish
ment both this afternoon and evening. Visitors
can here see the elephant in all its wondrous
proportions and some interesting acrObatie feats
will be performed by the native of the spot.
where the spicy brsezss.
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THE CaRLR-

The following was received Monday, +. NJ:
TRINITY BAY, Oct 4.
To Peter Cooper, ~ Y:
There has been no change whatever since my
last am trying this morning new system OF
working and wiz telegraph again to-day as TO its
results Signed. G. V. DE SAUI1-
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Am oRNAsIENTAL PRINTING.

Pisa nd OfnSmentai printing of ever description
~. A. ne Priuur the Le1deT once On
fse afes improved and rapid steam presses N The
-. Sfve on short notice reasonable rates PHr
tilsr sffeusu paid blank work EFeTy description Of
RuduE done especially Blank Books, Leogersi Journals
sales Books, Receiving Books, &c &C.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE MINARY.

CLEVELAN FEMALE E NJ INA RY.
s. SANFORD, a. II, Principal
HY Rth M
a
SPRIN Esc
n
C Cr
rsup
TUITION nd dchaeac cOrs,sHO
BIHs
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Run OvEK-Yesterday, young man whose
name We did not learn, who was driving one
horse wagon through Michigan street ran over
a little boy named George Riddly, four years
old, bruising him badly but breaking no bones.
The man then, instead of stopping to make
what reparation he could, drove on unheeding
the calls made to him, and we understood that
he ran over another child on Pittsburgh street,
but We cannot vouch for the trdth of this state
ment We could find no trace or knowledge
of the fellow at the police station, where he
ought to be confined
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1nsnrnr1fk.
CHARTE R OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD. CONN-,
CHARTER PERPETUAL 100000 CAPITAL,
WITH A VERY LARGE SURPLUS,
Securely under the and approval Of the
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, OF the
NJ fuune
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All Kinds Musical instruments constantly on Hand
Fuutus only kind with
eu appHei o PianO)n
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WIGS | WIGS !! 7! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTpass all.
They are elegzlt. light. easy and durable.
Fitting a charm-nO turning up behin1-n0 shrinking
the head indeed. this the only Establishment
these thugs are properly unders- O, d and made.
30 Broadway. New York.
apgEd Sw6m2ll W FISKE, Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
JHPORT4NT TO FEH4LES
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The fishing schooner BlOomer Of Gloucester,
Mass has arrived here. She was struck by light
mink on Friday, and her foremast split and sus-
tained other damage. One man was killed.4 -
Henry Pryor has been reelected Mayor Of this
city without opposition
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w"TO SMOKERS & CHEWRRS.E

No genieman should mngls The soceiy II adies with
his teeth discolored and breath tainted with tobacco
purifying the mouth after smoking or chtwiuE, "FON
TAINE's CREAM OF WILD BLOWERS Is one Of the
most ssfectuAl dentrihces use Il wheRs the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpas the breath Osu
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FOR sHAVING-Its rich lafher penetraes and softens
the beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
sasy and agreeable :. G. FONTAINE Co 305 Broad
way. and No. 6 AstOr HOUSE, New York Sold by Al
1i sepl5
J. b. Barnes d Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
Aai Plumbing works. Atwaier Block prepared
with arge force u experienced woIlnen doing every
eso9tiOn Of Plun nhing IN the most thorough maHner
he scieHtiic pas reasonable Terms and short
Rstice. Large Fountains OF different STYLES and
iEes, Bathing Tubs Of and wood lined with
Inn6d-COpper heaters, lead and galvanized iron
BipsS Leather and IBdis Rubber Hose every descpauo
Brass and Plated Cocks, luCludu the Paeu SelfciOs
Cocks, recently introduced Wash Bowls and 81 kinds
fWater Works Flrfures Kept constantly on hand AL
VOL warranted m2s-lEuT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05

GROVER AND BAKERS FAN
mY SEWING MAcHISEs.-
The particular attention o
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and unN
u;...k.bls .5x.n,a1as.
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1Dbpsirians & 5urgeous
J. N. JOHNSON, n. D.,
HOMROPATHIST.

Oes I07 sartwes Block Superior Street, Corner Sen
sea 81 Residence No. III Pittsburgh ST., CsTeiand, o
febl6.dly
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orFIcERs AND DIRECTORS:

IAMES C. WALKLEY, President
JOIN L BUNCE. Vice President
SAMUEL n WHITE. Secretary
ID DlCKERMAN. Gent Agent
DIRECTORS:
arxprn f,,rt DANIEL HILIIPs,
Joss l. BuNcE, hOsh 81 BLoDSEf'
John A BUTLER. = " DickthNAh
NOAH WHEATON, IAAEs y " aLALkt-
NELSON HoLIIsTER, nlLLlAn X CoNE-
So. BERESFoR. NJ D., CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS. AGENT
mv9O Al Sc Superior ST.. Cleveland, o.
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PANS, January, Is5T.

For sale. whOleslls and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No q Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
''Amie de Femme al the Proprieior's prices.
auIOd dSwly6
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There sWaters goetn y toe Mil
Tie Miller Wots not Oh
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RlOw sof. Der ceyloais isIe.'
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ssDAY MORNING, OCT. S, Is5s.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Hawks BrO.-NOr,h Amsrcan Review. &c.
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Derbefgcrte gIGbmaftbtne.

Sih0er'S Derbe6crte SGGbtnafebtte.
Dtele NiaI6ine wurbe mad etnem unpartbsttf@eu gerfu6s
af ber9artfer AuSfelun9 nit benz bp@fen Uranium belPent.
Sc 1T %nnnRtate, ppm ben SerOtenten gu iprs1ea "a osrea
wir6, ba8 eine erS6ere Gn8abl Srn benielben In @ebran9 TT.
rls betnabe pom alien anDeren 3pfautnte1 aenpnmen. agtT err
louben uns, 8abtttGnten, 9flan5er unb = mttten
6ra6ten @erbefetungen bic N2al6the t~n..pteten 8eStebra8en
Veretnfa6t baben. ste ltefert lest bDppet 70 piel Mrbeit ais
trIber unb 1T bic etn5tee Wtaf6tne, bic fetne pnb 9rpbe 5abrt-
tate, eutpeber in 9etnwanb pber 2eber, n6ten tann, ais ipenn
Itetn luterf6teb i'm Woterial pdre. Mae itnb NIT Der 9rSBten
ISprafott unb bduertnft eebout.
gBir itn6 tn ben Stan6 sefest, unftre Mnf@tnet unter ltbe.
lrdlen 8ebtneun8en seBen ate BON trgenb elmer At uunsutaus
if6en. perlpnett, bic undergraduates Maf6tnen unter benz
;@prpanbe Der Btlisfett 8efauft Gdtsn petben etnea fDl6eu
l9aufd febr bOrtbetlbaft Enben.
Mustunft pirb nit pen acknowledgement tn nuieter SfFc
Scr. 1O5 8altintpreltraBe, 8ultimpre,
ertbstlt 8, 81, 6tm er w. Co.
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g obr 8retfe
per Gtfenbdbn NIB

Ne 3ur beIonberen SenntniBtabr1e.
Gtnwanbeter unb ~getfenbe fOGtsn fetr purFGtts feln, eh
lite TIRE Stuette faufen unb fDlten b~telelben nur pm Ipld en-
~ansefeIten Seanten taufen, wel3e nUn iErent Gstdlte Ieben
Mot aber BON Matlern -peer 8wtf6 e~ntrdsern, Ia fe fDaf Der
@efabr ~aus8eiest tnb, bef&~tnbelt gu WerSen Hnp tbr Uele
IN fDnft ~auSseben.
Our6fabrt8z8t1etfe
mad alen GteI1en bss gDefsns fInb gu BADEN Bet
Gb. H. 6iISebran1t,
t. @eueaI.@migrdnten .Meent Der 8altirpres unb
a s SttD.Gt tenbabn.
San3O1S Scr. 81, Tbame8ltr., Baltimore.
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Thompson g. Uudesluys.

Thompson & UudesIuys.
Rp.-57 SGb @apRr.i SIN Der Rdte hes GuRpn,s9puitSl
1853 bieten 3un Serfauf an:
Q8iGbers patent Salananber- safes, bic 23 nal ersrob
nnb ftGbalttg gefunben WJrSen anb. Jerner enslti9e Na8eIt
unb Spite. &utpsn, sewal3reS &iien, eebdnnleste 6tienrphren'
fir @as, QDaner uni 9ampf, en8Iti@eu uab amerttantt4ta
beSrdutIGcu Rit, ~fsuerfefe 8~teBslRetne, SUI. gdcu8sl pte
4bareUal, STA GDal u. {. 10. 6ernsr fabren Fs bier in Saltt.
ligre eenta6ts Spater, S6aufein up Eeun'ut's, iGSHtl9eS
Vile III Slai6en, 0se, g8hpSfp, fdrttifbe nS Gnterttdnil@e
eilerne 8e1el II. T. 10. - Mae bitfe &rtitel fnb b~efGnbi8 an
9anb uub btuta aum gertouf. t6Sept, Isl
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TItutcm, NiItDGeu 1c4
III
P Sauter d Bruder,

= bUUIOI W III UNNIs Y.
So. 213, Welt>B rattitraBe,
spiIhen 9anOper. u. Sbarpfr g..
~entpfebGen ttren gefdnnten unb benz @ublttnm TN @lssuhet-
men tbr pRbtadDrttrteS Eager SUn - q
e / QS q areM Fl
Iauer @rt G5&1Efern, NteHern unb @abetn, 3bFeln, %gnerf,eu.
IRen fir Gtf6ler unb anbere 9DI5drbetter 6auS- uub RU6eu-
.Iaerdtper, Mtffnseg4aaren 4dmpen, @las.90GdrsR, Ypsel-
8dFse In ~elegdnter unb e%tnfndsr JDrrn, su6etferntn SOG8s.
i6trren Hnb duberr Nrtiteln. - Aeparataren warben prompt
Iunb %bauerbGft d%usgsfubrt. 8et reeaer Ssbtsnung taltea
MIR tets bite ~btQt9hen pretie. r
o. gil ber-9lattr-Arbetts b~erferttsea pr tn ieber &rt.
Wtdr38,1S .MM a. g. .f-.. 'FI
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&aaaa0aa'e aNna@I

(Maison allemande & francaisel
asttSt', naRt 2SEttba9s 1a6 sptf$ta So Itba .. unit
9a1RrGbt, 9GIttH nj ere-
Meienbe unb SGEgdnatf fnbeg am obioenmIa 10 NE h,a ,S,e.
aa9ne ane suSsrfUtan1entf t 8ebanoIung. In 6er56tmf, Fnb
9t!S bte hfEfeu8 etrGnGe gu heben a1s au fSbez Sstnnbe 5es 9aoss
tann nGt9 aef3arts 8eipetft uerbet. DaS 5otet neat tn Gf4.
isipuitsse Der 9fd4t IN IN aaen G5titen aufs EsRr ttnaegt0th
dno tam es"paIb %bti0nSers &Us05rttseu unD bter AuiGfAo,n
sepfSSlen we7reW. 81 - 'rs
&B-8etienbf Fn6en aud An iebet Stnnbe Der 81 nht antrnt
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WomGcl0 nnD I5rmOcr 6 So.

229 baltimore CIR. aifla&{
..s#rsn tbr neuss Eager SeM SnpsIisr' Sob nnb gtlber
MMS 6era. unb 9~Dtuter'IiRpeH. unR 6tefet 1905 ~ htai-
sen psetfen. I'm Reuf an
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MdrHer'8
. a9uerreptbp=S aIrr n,

w Ou 8 ATrEEpIHp@ dIp n,
e 'Cer. 147, &eringtonz ndbe SpmGrSzGtraRe.
Die eClbene @tebatle, wel6e Der CUTE @e16mad ~auStbetIt
pGte Dertentee nar tra8er, Der fe 9eWtnnt. Der @ertnef
mag prdtten nnb %rDGItbun. Qlr fh9eren unferen &unben
unftre befen 9rdfte su unb O~erlaneen ron tbnen feline 9e3ab.
lung lpenM tie nt9t pbltg ~iufrteben eetelt fnr. Q9tr babes
tets ene &uspa9l Der ret@fen Sancs : s. a u fe mil
ga nmets, YaPierr, NRd&i. S6daten, unb perlens9er8ttran-
aen ebenIe 8Dlbent 8rnceIsitS, Wprfefndbeln, S6ludel, Ste
RAMS
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EI77g
.er &eteenoe lelet ,.
9bilabelpbia @feSiSinifdbe8 SanS,
errI4tet ppr 5pet unp 5pon5iB Sabren Dnr9
ts DR.. Kinkelin,
Qeirenpe leiet

~'+bH9bN| wv 0"Nh WV 0WNH0tS ONV+Si bAlu
ts DR.. Kinkelin,
Ode Scr Grttten unD l1ntpn.StraBt, philadelphia.
3pe iunD 3ipQn5ig Sabre
tat Or. 8infeltu 5u einsm Der erfelaret6fen Nerast
IN Der star Opn alien & %aRfbeiten fpg biltttfGer unb eebetmeG
Natur, tnGsnltdeln unperrrbeen ais elm 9tnoerntB jur Ser.
betrGttun9, ner1Dfe unp 9eiAIe0tliGe S8Ddhe, Granfbeiten
Der 9aut, uno wider, be 6pn benz WiiBbrau9 BON Wterfur
entfehen senG6t.
Nebmt be'Dnbere yfptt5.
@6 III cine I6le @eppbnbett, br flo ;uipeiIeu BITE Rndben
IN br @tnfamtett eree6enPbie NIT tbhen D bits Su tbrer Wfdnns
bartlett aufw adNt, UNI wel0e, penn nidt tn 6~ebSr'ser 3ett ab-
SELECT, ntht uur ernfttGe 9tnberntfe %berSDrtuft, Ipnbern aud
Seranla Jung at enter Gteibe bon dnbGltenpen, berfan1li6en
th6 Observation-Disclosures eiebt.
9Sent8e NON 6teien, bic i'd biellr perberblt9sn 0~enpbnbeI
er8e6en hnnen bic trdnrt9en SC9en ba9Dn, bic le 6aS ner.I
Spten: 8errittet fnben, fiembe uns unertlGrbare Nufre.l
9un8 ub @ematbSban8t8tett %fiplen. Steke Seite q, %, %
81 unp 81 non Or. G.nteltn'S Bud uber DSelbferGaltuEe."
Ger lngllfltde f. ana ertfen wrb fdbwGb1 d., uufdstaI
UNI nit e%eppbnter RuIft8fstt an bic Itbett Su eeben pber f@l
Stubtren 5u ~beAetBen, iein Sdrttt tit trSBe uab Gdwa& !;
&c IL oumn, manufacturer, uno 3etgt { ,bf tn iGtnen 0erents
3ungea Dcni9er 39Gtiefeit ais ~geir6bnIi6.
gBeun CT ltb BON biefer 0enDDnbett IDSret6t, ebe btPelbe trI
SDlbra6t, unD berbeirdtbct f6, 70 1T feline @bel
nno fstne Sernunft fa8t ibmJ ba6 bteIes bHr6I
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