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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
q sEOoAI. AND PERSONAL.
App1rAI-Arp DErAnTuRE OF MAIs-

ARR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
bAILYN0one North via Railroad.
,als pspsys 2. Us 2; NJ; h1iislS.s R,il aslSA''Pa'
dGf, Depart at iU,0l. A. n. Nah close at 9Sl, A. NJ.
"a nAIEfs-Enon Valley. 80 s-ptss- ar
sn4Ssnr s's+-#-s+@
I'M. .WKkKLYs-Nswton Falls. = s -
eArriye, OEeTy Monday, Wednes day and Friday
IL, ~. Depart same Days d R1b, p. N. Ma
= .e9izt 6l6ss All 30 p. NJ q - M.
gEMI-WRkKLY-Chardon. ~ .E
SsTs Ss6. systy :vSy T1s,5sy TSd5s,;y sgs
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Dr.. Halls ESa1.9ns,.
A beloved Daughter SAY er: D!
the use Of Two Bottles OF ef
Hall's Balsam.

Camden, Hillsdale Co., Mich. March 2, is, 3D.
Messrs. o. X. BAKER 4 Co.
Gents:-My daughter was confined to her he'd all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hav-
ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. ! at once procured n bottle OF: DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALsAM. AND COMMENCRD USING IF
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she SO
much relieved to be able to dress herself and by the
use OF the second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
to Health.
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, or any disease arising
from COLDS, to il at once The above remedy does
not fail in any instance, to do all it is recommended
SAMUEL LEHMAN.
BOLLEs SMITH 4 CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
street, Chicago, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
PRIcE-$1 90 per bottle six bottles for s. 90, for
sale by j. l.. Taylor WIN. f. Elmendorf c. Lawrence,
Ottumwa, Collins Knight, Abba, j. c. Dunlap Co.
Eddyville W. Baker, Iowaville aud druggists every
where. n47-y
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SPRING BEDS.-A new patent, which will
- put up trial Of week and II not liked will be
taken down. free of chargef kept, price ~ 90. Any
one wishing to try them can do SO by calling at my
store n8Otf ii. G. HARDY.
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RELIEF FOR THE
u N e M p l. O Y e d

WYE wish to procure an Agent (either Lady or
T" Gentleman in every Town and County in the
United States, to engage in Genteel Business, by
which from 81 900 TO Sc 900 per Year can be realized
for further particulars Address with Stamp.
g. A. DEWEY co. Box Isl, Philadslphia Pa.
msrch4 mol.
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UNarme RS * Merchants Bank Of ASH
II land taken for Goods and on account by
Idec. II, '57-n42-tl JAMES HAWLEf.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

TNIIE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank,
and is now prepared to furnish customers with
coal at the bank cents per busbel or 10 cents per
bushel delivered in any part Of Ottumwa This coal
Is free from dirt, and of the very best quality
Jan. IA, '5S-n461m JAS. p. HALLOWAY.
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BurItnQton & embellishments.
Burlington Foundry.
CHAS. al l. NDREE Burlington. 10 w n /.

II AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
Il of various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Threshng Machines, Bridge 1rens, Columns, Caps,
Balcony Railing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails &c.
FOR SALE--Gum and Leather Betting Saws Of all
sizes, Pig and Boiler lron and all the variety of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished at
short notcs and warranted Of good material and work
manship. [oct /, 57-n3i-lyl
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

1uYHE genuine Fairbanks Scales for sale at manufac
turer's prices, by KEITH ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents. Water Jefferson street, Burlington
iowa no16u
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEll

Patented May, is4.--Improved in 1855
NIAE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill is a simple
ana portable machine formed on the COTE mill
phciPie entirely OF cast iron for farm and plantation
use ana designed for preparing food for stock which
uos AZ the rate OF ten to twenty bushels per hour,
according to the size of the Mill. An improv mt
nag peeh euected In its model the present season,
srusaers, together with an improved Bridge Tree and
IN substitunga box platform in place Of the old legs
Dy means OF all ofwhich the speed is nearly doubled
ana when requred) the Mill adapted also 10 grinding
sheiled corn into hoRmony and fine meal for family
use By reversing the motion, or in other words by
running u backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal to
he oashei are obtained and the balance is superior
hommony or good food for feeding.
THE AID VANTAGE OF FEEDLNG CORN And
COZ MEAL PROYEN
Henry Alspsugh, OF Greenfield co. Ohio savs-"Ir
1904 myself and brother raised large crop OF corn
ana purchased 1870 head Of cattle to fatten NV BROTH
er wishingt to divide our interests offered me fteer
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
TO the number ofseventy head 1 accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty. We then divided our corn; he fed hls ain The
shock and had mine ground together with the cob:
and fed il in troughs, nailed 10 trees around the vard
My brothers corn did not hold out near as long "A
mine, though we bad divided equally and he fed sey.
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When his
corn was out Ilet him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding the cattle weighed and sold n
was found that my cattle had gained Ave bounds On
profits were over thousand dollars more than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
panes each mill
For sale by KEITH. ROBINSON CO.. Burlington,
iowa. Missy
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BLANKS.
TDLANK NOTES and other Blanks, just print
Id ed and for sale ~ this once.
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n. B. Sl8SON,
ED"~TH-"

HIAVING permanently locatedin n~
Ottumwa, offers his services to y&csS3
the citizens Of town and vicinity All uIfYT~
work warranted. Ladies waited on at A4II
their desired Teeth inserted from one to
sn entire SET either of springs or
Dressure He may be found at the Office of Drs William
Ion ThraII the LIST week In themonth FEB. IA, Sc.
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rnifHre FMrEitures
Fresh Arrival at III. C.. Hardy's

"hoLEsALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LookING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
'eherson'st, between Water & Main, in Mr. Pos,,e-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa
NH X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
- huiuhgton ana vicinity for their previous pat
rohage and solcits continuance, feeling coufidrut
'hal ne can continue to give perfect satisfaction
ewing 10 hard times have purchased rnoGs very
,"c rover than formerly, so that il enables me to
al soo's ia my line from ~ to % per cent less than
any e'her mouse IN the west and all goods warranted
"s si'o" as represented or the money refunded. Ny
stock consists of the fciiowii goots in
n ,sr,gD n hIybny,,,u ,,oS PILL. II, l.,
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R,se'oo d, Mahogany mud Bia,k Hplnri.

And great variety of articles usua r Kent In 1,s,
mention. 80 w
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to as 90 - '
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from Al Is Ia s15o 90
Mattresses 81 70 to $50 co.
Brass clocks, with iron Frames from A. 80 IN
IS 90, ~ - w W
liberal discount made to country dealers. TnS0-tf
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l MUST HAVE
HE
. U N E Y !!

ANY ONE has the slightest idea of parting
Il with any of their superHuous change for
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BLACKSMITHING.

VUVHE anhscriber, having succeeded J. II. Grimth
In the HaAekxmithing business and removed 70
the Lower MIL where he has erected new shop, begs
Ieave 20 announce to his friends and customers that he
- now prepared to do all kinds of work. in his line,
'sS'' AARON MYERS.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

N0TICE is hereby given, that the Co-Partuershp
IL heretofore existing between the Undersigned
under the firm, and Style Of Wicker and Johnson, was
dissolved the lth inst, by mutual consent All the
left with A. j. Wicker, who is still carrying the
business at his old Stand A. J. WICKER,
Chillicothe March, 18th. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
no4-3w.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

The HuMBoLDT WAR.-The telegraph states
to Mr.. Tracy, operator at this place, that Mr..
|. G.. Messiek was elected to the Captaincy
of the Con- pany of volunteers organized at
Big Bar, Trinity county, on Thursday last.
The company has been organized for the
purpose of aiding in quelling the Indian dis
turbances that have been rife between Wea-
yerville and Humboldt Bay, for some weeks
past The Captain elect is experienced IN
Indian warfare, and under his leadership the
Company will hardly fail to do good service.
1t has been frequently demonstrated espe-
cially on the Pacific coast, that volunteers
are far superior to an equal force OF the regu-
lar Army in warning upon Indian tribes
Shasta Rspu5lieaH, Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
Dissolution.

l tbis fihM dahM OF HUDSON, EILERMAN & co. lis
hudson baiy dissolved by mutual consent, Geo. b.
BE remain,Ig sold his entire interest in the firm TO
pin continnag partners, viz-H. h b. Eilerman--who
hame ana the business as heretofore, under TIE
Blll nav a,, syle OF HENRY EILERMAN & CO., who
collect a a .he Indebtedness of and are authorized to
% nies oue the 6rm Of Hudson, Eilerman
GEO. b. HUDSON,
II. EILERMAN.
u.A,. u ELL RMAN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter The aim of
she Publishers will be to make it a good paper, and
asuItabe Offering for friends In tia Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annun; SO for six months; 81 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

FREE LOVE FEAsr.-The Free Lovers, most
of whom figured at Rutland, Vermont, 8
short time since, to the utter disgust of the
really moral and religious sentiment of the
community, were lately holding session, at
Utica, New York A rich time they made
of it, too Mrs. Branch was there and spread
herself extensively Hear her in one of her
branches, which is fair sample of what all
the others said:
when person comes before the public to
advocate some new or startling theory, they
may expect to lose their reputation, or, at
least, gain an unenviable one. A man OF
woman is not fit to work in such cause as
this, until they have lost their reputation
We came here to speak of evil and its cause
but even this is so interviewer with our in
stituton, and CLOSED over by respectable So
ciety, that the task is indeed difficult one.
Il spoke against the marriage relation
at Rutland. l have nothing to take back
The one great evil we have to overcome is
prostitution. l speak the word without mine
ing, and for just what it means. | do not i1-
tend to say anything to offend the delicacy
of any one present"
Here Mrs. Branch made some statements
which decency forbids publishing
After few more remarks of the same ten
or, the speaker closed by presenting the fol-
lowing resolution:
"ReS0j0ed That as the crime of infantieide
has increased, and is increasing yearly, under
the existing forms Of marriage, sll children
born under any circumstance, within any
State, shall be declared by that State legiti-
mate"
Miss Higgins then sang "Theres a Good
Time Coming"
Miss Higgins then took her seat, resolved,
in the spirit of her song, to wait for the good
time.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
-XTJRA.
BILLIARD TABLE
First ST., between Maiden Lane and st

A LWAYS on hand, large assortment Of Bill
N LARD TABLES Of all sizes, manufactured Of
Rosewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut, and Satin Wood
with Slate, Marble, or Wood Beds.
Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest pri
ces Plain and Fancy CUES, CUE LEATHER, and
CUEW IVORY BILLIARD BALLS, OF all sizes
BAGATELLE BALLS; BILLIARD CLOTH ; FRlN-
GES; CORDS POCKETS; POOL BOARDS complete; +;
BILLIARD CHALK, by the gross or dozen and PAT
ENT SCREW LEGS and JACKETS.
Orders from the interior promptly attended to-.
Repairing Of Tables and utensils done in the neates
manner. - . - .,.
We have on hand INDIA RUBBER BILLIARD
CUSHIONS, inferior to none.
auplg.my SCHWAB REHM.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
NOTICE.
Polar Oil.

TUsT RECEIVED and for sale at 75c, 81, 90
- aud 81 20 per gall, by $. t. WATTS,
JySl Druggist, No 30 First street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

DAILY DEMOCRAT

BRUTAL AND SERIOUS ASSAULT The Sacra
mentO Union, of yesterday. records the fol
lowing outrageous transaction:
We are compelled to record an assault
which occurred at the Court House, corner of
X and Seventh streets, on Saturday afternoon
the principal assailant being o. F. Rogers,
and the victim DIR U. H. Brad6eld. The
parties had had previous alteration at a
stable below the Court House, and subse-
quently met in front of the Exchange Saloon,
when the dispute was renewed. In few
moments thereafter, there was rush of the
crowd into the saloon, and Bradfeld fell like
log, and lay motionless on the floor: but,
notwithstanding his helplessness, and the
fact that the PROSTATE man w8s much his
senior, and although his inferior physically.
Rogers struck him again and again, and fin
ished his work by kicking him repeatedly.
This was transacted in the presence of
crowd, several of whom melted Rogers to
continue his brutality, and chief among
them, it is said, was Oliver Cunning, sales
man at Tolls stable One of the attaches Of
the saloon attempted to take Rogers OFT Of
his victim, but was himself ierked away by
this man Cunning. The work of butehery
was finally discontinued, and DR.. Bradheld
removed TO his residence, and attended by
DR.. Morton We are informed that this
pleasant pastime resulted in only slight iniu-
ries-such as the fracture of the lower Jaw
on both sides; of the bone of the nose, and
severe bruises on the breast, evidently in
flicted by stamping or kicking. 1t is report
ed that the parties thus accused were heard
plotting the assault several minutes before it
occurred that the injuries on the head were
inflicted, probably, with pair of metal
"knuckles," and that Rogers struck with
gloved hand. Cunning had a spite against
Bradfeld in consequence of some previous
horse transaction. Rogers was arrested yes
terday by the Chief of Police, at or near the
" Magnolia" about five miles from this city,
on the Auburn road, and we understand that
Cunning will be in attendance as a prisoner
before the Police Court this morning. The
former was busily engaged last evening in
search of bail, but, we understand, failed to
procure it. DR.. Bradield is reported to be
in dangerous condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

KNIGHT OF THE QUILL.-E D. knight, for
mer local editor Of the Alta, and who was re-
ported to have been killed by the MOrmons
on his way to Salt Lake, is thus spoken of by
Mr.. Wallace, now in Salt Lake City:
was reoiced to meet our friend E. D.
Knight, the murdered man." lively and
hearty as usual, but looking pale, as if from
recent sickness He will himself tell you OF
his travels and experience.
OF the man who murdered" him, know
Mr. Hsnks we'll There is no better man in
any community than he, nor is there a more
kind hearted gentleman. | ain very glad
that no accident befel our friend. Had il
been otherwise, 80 strong is the prejudice
against Mormons, that no proofs or assertions
of innocence on the part of Dir. IL. would ever
have satisfied the world. He would have
lived und sr the suspicion of murder. And
this single circumstance leads me to inquire
whether it is not possible that many of the
specific charges against Mormons may not be
as unfouuded az this one, and for the same
reason2
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

KINGDOM OF SIAM.-"We are very glad to
know" says the North American, chat q
treaty has been concluded between the Uni
ted States and Sia "a treaty based on liber
al principles, and likely to prove highly ad
vantageous to the commerce of both coun-
tries. The recent mission of Sir John Bow
ring to Siam, has made us acquainted with
that distant and singular people. His ac-
count of the geography, history, productions,
laws institutions, manners and customs OF
the country, is full and interesting. The gov
ernment IS an absolute despotism. The pop
ulation is about five millions The territ0-
rial opuence is immense Rice and sugar Of
superior qualities, cotton, gutta pereha, bam-
boo, rattan, varnsh of the kind used in the
lacquer ware of China, gold, silk, salt, to-
bacco, rosewood ebony, ivory, gamboge and
precious stones, are among the variety of ar
tices exported
The fruits of this country are various, and
of unsurpassed richness and delicacy Among
them may be mentioned the guava, the papay,
the plantain, twenty kinds of oranges, lem
ons, citrons, peomgranates, jujubes, pine ap-
pies, etc.
The people are described as gentle, cheer
ful, tmid, careless and almost passionless.
They are inconstant, idle, fond of sports and
amusements, but polite and hospitable. In a
word, they have, with many virtues the vices
that flow from ignorance, superstition, and
unmitigated despotism.
The king is supposed to be immensely rich.
His annual revenue amounts, it is said, to
about twelve millions of dusets."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

ray- once in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and sscond street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
a Hare Jaa12ce-

TEOMEsTEAD FOR sALE.-LINDLEY's
IN COTTAGE, on 9Th street, near street, oppa-
site the Court House, ia the city Of Marysve, con-
taining two Parlors two Bed Rooms, Dining Room,
Bath Room, Pantry und Closets, Brick Kitchen and
Cellar, Csiern, Reservoir Force Pump, and never
failing well of excellent water.
The building is thoroughly finished with hard walls
and best quality Of Painting. The yard is well enclo-
sed with a brick WALL and contains variety fbear-
ing fruit trees and vnes consisting of Grapes Peach
es Aprcots, Nectsrnes, Apples, Pears and Figs, sui-
cient to supply family.
The corner lot, adjoining on the corner OF d and
Sixth streets is also for sale. All will be sold to salts
fy mortgages, and consequently sold low and reas
enable terms. For particulars, apply to
oc3tf CHARLES LINDLEH.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
Fresh Patent Medicines.

TUST RECEIVED direct from the Manufac-
ID turers and sold TO She Trade in original packages
al small proAt ST WATTS Druggist,
ty9T No. 90 First street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT
pupLtsHrD DALyt MONDAYS nxcnrrHD) BY
A. S. RANDALL & co.

A. g. RANDALL, 8. B. CHRISTIAN, J. B. WHITAKER,
@. W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLES,
JOHN R. RIDGB.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
California Garden
land. -.
e 2 s. wv e e Y,
Corner OF ID and Ninth sts., MarysvIIlc.
JACOB GTTSSE. Proprietor.
JACOB GEIssE, Proprietor,

A WARDED the First Premium at
IA the late State Fair, for the best Porter, and also
for the best Malt.
have always on hand supply of PORTER and
ALE Of my own manufacture, and my customers can
rely upon getting but first premium article.
rhe GARDEN is pleasant retreat for pleasure
seekers 1t Itcontains four Summer Houses, and is well
supplied with Vines and Shrubbery. The Saloon is
large and commodious, and the Bar is stocked with
the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ocl2my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
FIFTY Cents per woe1x

ADVERTI8ING.-0ne square Of twelve lines and
ors than six nes first insertion s3, each subsequen
insertion 81 50 When Advertisements are inserted
Intervals each insertion will be charged the first.
for half square Of six lines than three first
insertion 49, each subsequent 81. For three lines
or Less first Insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
bfone square OF II lines, Sl0 When changed st the
end VI each month, an extra charge will be made
gor half square of six lines, and more than three
zines, per month, o.. For three lines per month as.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20

STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
and Yra Neals, Chico, Tehama Red Bluffs, Shasta
sTis aDd nnouse, Keystone, Fosters Bar, CaRpton
hala paa ranch Rough and Ready, Grass Valley Ne
and a. I ulty, Woods Crossing, French Corral
M en1ral n House, Lynchburgh and ophr Thonpson's
Hansa.en Ranch, and Bidwell's Bar.
RaDch nre, Brownsville, and Forbestown, N. York
Bears, n,'newa' Columbus House, Rabbit Greek, and
IaIng An Bar and Parks' Bar.
tOck ; nj W sacramento at O'Clock A. NJ and o.
cisco bos day and arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. F. THOMAS,
NR General superintendent at Marysville
b at An rssengers securing their seats will be called
- PoIt OF the city. feb1 11-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-20
professional.
Spanish and Music.

ID T.. LUCERO, Teacher Of the Spanish Lam
HI guage, and Professor Of Music, hereby informs
the public that he has formed class in Spanish, and
will receive accessions 20 the same, at his office In
Scholls Building street. his room being opposite
20 the Law Office Of Messrs. Rowe De Long. His
terms moderate, and his extensive experience In
the business in which he is engaged is guaranty Of
his ability TO impart knowledge Of the language
which he processes TO teach. His system is the
as that of the celebrated Prof Vaudeville, of Haml
ton College, New York.
MIR. Lucero will also take pleasure In instructlng
any person who may desire TO taSe lessons on the
Guitar Private Lessons viii be given In Spanish 20
persons who may desire to attend in the class Those
who desire private lessons either in Spanish the
Guitar, may call at his room, leave their address
at the same place, and he will instruct them at their
own houses II they like. oc12my
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Berlin i'm 3 ahre l74A.
lNeriksunal

tlnb nun, iaste pfr Hpntg ndb e'ner
lau0en @aule, tuDem tr li6 6au8 be6 SretII.
pes 9(rmen empprrtdtete nun lap tnl1
peber 6Hnia unp geamter Ieln. 9S1r
inb nod uiht su Gnba nit ben Gepfthen
unb 9riefen. -,
Gr IeBte ft wieber aufistnen 6sIplt1bl
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pttber bic 3ctmdppe 3lr S9ano.
Gr nabm. einige grpbe, nit amllIten
Stcacln perlebene 8riefe Nerspr, aber er
leote lie bel Sette, unb tnpem CT tch tiet
Sfrnct0te, bielt er pem &Dnt9 Elm iterlld'e8
buitenpe8 9rteiten entgegen
Ster, 0tajetdt, Iagte er nit s'ntm
ihattbdften yiteln, bier Hnpf lh eln
grieTten, pas pieQeidt ppt Guere Nd
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g8ansen nnb letue 2la9en leuhteten NOpfg
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