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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

COFFEE ASD MnK.-Dr. d. a. Caron, of Pa
ris, has recently been engaged in Investigating
the effect of breakfasting on this favorite bever-
age; and, from the results, he thinks he is JUS
tilted in asserting that most of the nervous and
allied disorders which affect tho dwellers in
large cities are traceable to this source. He fur
thcr informs us that when the coffee is mixed
with milk its nutritious properties are %neutral-
lied. because of its fermentation being retarded.
Coffee and milk in a bottle were twcnty-scven
days before they began to decompose, whilst
milk and sugar were only three days. tits evil
dent that the astringent properties of coffee him
der the digestion Of the milk; and, at the, same
time, the caffeine Tor active principles of Coffee
lis set free, and acts on. the membrane of the
stomach in the same manner as vegetable alkal-
les, producing disastrous consequence to the di-
gestive apparatus. He tried many experiments
on himself and friends, and found that in a few
hours the pulse was lowered from so to l,6s, from
that it went down to 90, when he took some
food, and it Immediately rose to Y. He con-
cludes by Informing us that many cases of irri-
%tations, nervousness aud hysteria have been en-
tircly' cured by a gentle course of tonics, and
uiving gp the use of cofee-Erehange.
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Gov. DExyER-E1PREssrvr-The New YOrI

Gov. DENyER-ExPREsslvE@The New York
Times says:
Our Washington correspondent reports a re-
mark made by Gov. Denver to the effect that if
the President. expected him to act differently
from Walkc and Stanton, he had been "dam-
na6Iy fooled" The expression may not be Gle
CANT but it certainly is expressive; and we are
afraid that the President win begin to believe
that it is at all events perfectly trne. If General
Denver is to be removed, why not send Fernan-
do Wood? 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

TnE SMALL Pox.-It is reported that the
small pox is raging in Washington. The States
of Friday says:
We are informed from sources entitled to be-
lief, that the small Fpox is raging with fatal vir.
ulence in certain portions Of Georgetown and
the First Ward of Washington. 1t is currently
rumored that in the former place twenty-five
bodies, dying by this disease, have been interr-
ed by a single undertaken. Coming from per-
sons whose pccuniary interests would be seri-
ously affected by giving currency to such reports
we can discover no reason for their yoluntryain7
formation, except to promote general welfare.
a ThoubLRsoME PsIzE.-Eycrybody remem-
bers the prcdicament the man was in who drew
an elephant fofa lottery prize. Heidi 1otknow
what to do with him, when he had him. The
Administration would SEEM to be ina like strait.
They have ''tdrawn'' Fillibuster Walker,-they
have even had him ''dumped' down at the door
Of the White House,-but what is to be done
with him2 1t is settled that there is no law to
keep the elephant boxed up,-in jail,-and to
have him running at large again, after the
farce of trying him at New Orleans is over,
will never do. What lis to be done with him
lhen9 Will nobody take him away.-M Y.
Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

When the royal baby of Spain was born its
enraptured papa, putting him upon a golden
spection of the assembled courtiers, like a deli
cate mOrsel they might look at, but could not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

J A e-OuGhmedicIne, pleas
amt, safe and eReetuai, At a
moderate cost.
! One that can be kept in
1.-THE house as \ MMti1N med.
ttefRe, and give 70 children.
Ior to persons In delicate
health fptthsgJefYahdWi with.
ont aggrRVatl0n to other
ailments.
Such n medicine e DR.,
Ohapman,s H0ARHOU:D
BAL9A3I.
It does not produce that
.Weakhess which follows the
use 0f-the cough medicines
Which contain Tartar Emet-
II doeGnot constlpate tie
bowels like The cough medi-
.cinss which contain opipm.
The different articles pf
which Il g eompoRed-Ssh
eea, Licorice, hoaThonndA
Boneset Kld'
&c .aTeso combined
With q tonic and anodyne,
that the cough l. Ieossned
and soothed, while At tie
same time the system &
supported, and the natural
functions Of the bowels are
not interfsred with.
~ Price % eents.
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NEW ADvERTIsHMENTs.
wharf Va

I would again respectfully announce myself IS = eandt-
date for the office OF Wharf Master, and 10 reelected will
attend faithfully to the discharge OF mydHties ashsrstetere.
jan6 EROBT. HAMILfoNt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

BLOOD AND TnuSDrh4A Washington cores
pondentOfthe Albany Evening Journal sends the
following precious piece of intelligence concern
ing the horrid designs of the Pro-slavery Sena-
tors upon Mr.. Douglas: al
"a conspiracy is formed to. crush him-nay
more to dri1e or drug him into q personal con
Jfict-a duel or haad-to.haad night. The pur,.
the Senate-to taunt him with Inconsistencies
to badger him with Sarcasms about his "honor,''
Cof whiehlhe spoke the other day,1 to bully him
as shareholders alone ansbully-to COW him or
to ki2t him. The object Of this is topreyent tue
insurrection from s~preading-to brighten such
men as Pugh, Stuart and Allen, into subsection"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
GOOD FAMILY PILL

DIR. d PILLS hayeyF
been omPoundedWithEreat
care and from the pIFest-
material. These facts, In. :
connection with their admit
DIFFERENTIATION, haYeglV.-
neutrality-suspicious. whereof
they have been introduced,
Of being the best FdWflYA=
RillS In use. q
Years we've required by[
the proprietor CWhO hRsH
been n successful pFae-A
ttes for over. 20 years, I'M
the city OF WheeiinD to-
adjust ithefinEFedIants O61n
these pills. Sothattheir com.
bined action would FeSebrr
TIE LfVsF With ceTtainty.S
and pr0duee an easy and~
safe operation on The bowl
els. -
They act admirably aEan-
ordinary phyFic, or IS A.
gentle laxative In Emaiief~
doses, and are very usefulin-
relieving CoEtfyeness, Ink
digestion. Headache, Colds, .
&c, Re-, &c.
These pills have been In
use for more than so years,
and orders are nov hIled&
from nr~-s~ half the States
In the Unisn and the dee
mand Is S.ldiiy inCreasihtI
aStheir merits beeomemOEeN
fully known. ~
These medicines are for sale
AhHnnnhnmA a. n..na
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Trnst Sale

~ NN1W ~
TQT virtue 81 adeei ftrust made the 2ith DAY Of Aug7R
A. 1881, BY Philip J. sehntder TO sherrard ClHrH,
a~strustee, for the benefit Of John ~ Ball AMI Henry Krrs-
ton, and which said deed Is recorded in the clerks once q
the County Court Of Ohio county, Virginia, In DeetboOk 10
Auction rooms Of Geo. +. Wiekha n. In the CITY % wheeiins,
on the 9Th day Of January, Is5S, One seven Ostye Pzas
virginia, and also one Gold Watch and Chain.
Terms Of Sale C1Sh.
Selling for thetrastee, 1 shah convey only such ttIs asia
vested In him BY said deed OF trust
SIERRARD CLEMENS, b.
dec 9-tS q. GRASATER his Attorney IN hset.
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Special 20 TIoE Is.

az Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, AdiR street, opposite onion. Pictures taken at this
Gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public are aware
that this is the place to obtain the best Pictures that are ia,
ken in the city.
Iwould also inform them, that they need not 90 to second
rate rooms to obtain sleap pictures; but come right to head
quarters, where We are prepared to take them as cheap as
the cheapest. deesl} J5w.wYKEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
DIED,

On Monday evening, of TyphoId Fever, at the residence
of D. Cushing, In Centre Wheeling, while on a visit to her
friends, GEORGIAN, wife off. @. NeKittriek, of Washing.
ton Co., KY.
The funeral will take place from the house AZ 10 O'Clock
To-Day Wednesday, The friends Otthe family are re-
specially invited 70 attend. +.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

SINGULAR DEArn PROM the BuE OF a Car
The Philadelphia Press a y that Mr. John Abel
morning of the 2Tttf ultimo, from the bite of a
cat. About,tenz weeks since, he was walking
from the dwelling house to tho store, when he
met the cat in the path. He put out his hand
to play with her, when she instantly few at him
and hit him. He complained a little at the time
but it passed away and no mora was thought of
it He had times, however, a great repugnance
to water, and the mere sight oft caused a shud-
dering sensation. On the morning Of the 26th
he complained of being sick, and atlast took to
his bed. He suffered intense agony, trying to.
the hand which the cat had bitten 10 weeks
previous, and excaining that the sight Of water
made him madzn raVing maniac. His friends
had TO hold him to prevent his his tearing his
breast. Medical skin proved of no avail and at
8 o'clock on thes27th, he brcathed his last.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

wHEELiSG SAvISos INsTrrUTIox,l
tgf ~ January 9Th, 1855
ETNHE Directors OF this Institution have this day drcIaTrd
Il = dividend Of Ten per cent. on the Capital Stock, cat
Of the prodts for tie last six months, paysbir on demand.
janJ-1W WM. Mccoy, Treasurer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

AT5Porf Rapnblie, VA, a few days ago, a
swarm of bees LETT their hive and settled on the
head and face ola negro woman, whore they re-
manned untila gentleman rehiyedthen, without
injury tosthe Woman.
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.enraptured papa, putting him upon a golden
platter, passed him around the room for the in
~spection of the assembled corrtiers, like a deli
cate morsel they might look at, but could not
eat. So HPE eEfB# .H.LZ41
A man in Pawtucket lately made application
for insurance on a building situated in a village
where there was no fire-enginc,3 In answer to
the question, what are the facilities for eX-
tingnishing firesS" lie wrote, at rains some
.times.''oll
"PRAY, Miss c. said. a gentleman, "pwhy are
the ladies so fond of otffcersY-rHow stupid"
replied Miss c.; sis it not perfectly proper and
natural that a young lady should like a good
offer, sir?" h r. q MAliJlH
A gentleman having falleninto the river Exc,
relating it to Sir Il. A, said, 'You will suppose
! was pretty .wet"-sfYes, "ssaid the baronct,
''wet, certainly, in the Exetreme."
A culprft, being asked what he had to say
why sentence of death should not be recorded
against him, replied, ale had nothing to say,
as too mueh, had been said already"
ITis not wisdom, butignorance,l which teach
es men presulntion. Genius may be sometimes
arrogant5but nothing in so ditIident as know
ledge.
.INHY don't you wear your ring my daughter,
when you go out walking 2"7"Bccause, papa, it
hurts me when any one squeeces my hand"
Why is an auctioneer like a man with mn
ugly coutcnance2 Because he is always forbid
ding. llf.t,
TIE other day, an old lady rushed into the
garden in search of her daughter, upon being
told that she had gone there with a ''rake.p
a student in n .neighbOring college, being re-
Gently rather sshort, . soldihis books, and wrote
to his father that he was subsisting on literature.
WHY is a man with his eyes shut like an il.
literate school.master? Because he keeps his
pupils in darkness. tiL
Why are abbots the greatest ounces in the
world? Because they never get any farther than
their abbaeyL( "a, b, G)
a free state than making the military power a
bOdytoo distinct from the people. 8oa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

a distinguished writer says that 'snothing is
best achieved by indirection.' The workings of
q corkscrew would seem 10 be a rcfutation OF
that plausible theory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
Kansas MATrERs.-The following is taken
from the Chic Statesman Democratic y
LEAvENWoRTH CRY, Dec. %,

I~EANENWoRTH UITY, Dec. q, 1907.
''EDIToRs ONO STATESMAN: The election of
last Monday was n farce. Kansas s0as again IN
c0ded By a large number of MissouriGns, and
many voted many times. At this point l was a
witness of the invasion, and therefore speak
what I know. l have to this time heard only
the result at this point and Kickapoo. This
place, where fraudulent voting was TO a degree
prevented, aid competent to poll 1900 votes,
but $50 were polled, of which number 900 were
for the Constitution with slavery Free State
and Conservative Pro.Slavcry Democrats re-
fused to vote. At Kickapoo, 1,017 votes will be
and cannot legally poll Mt any time 400 votes.2
1t is m ostunauimously Pro-Slavery near4Wes
ton, Missouri, which is quite II town, and it is
clearly ascertained that many voted at least a
half dozen of lines. 4 am satisfied that inr0-
ion and fraud huae been permitted all along the
1.''74t ss"r
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throughout the country.
Address your orders 70 :. IL g 4 co, Wh0IesaIt
DruEgists, and Dealers In TEuHsea, Supporters, sbouIdeT
Brsrrs' CataSha NInes,AeS &e.' Whest9Rs Va cells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
For Rent.
january SETTLEMENTS.

January nents.
WE would state to our customers that our bills are nov
w ready for settlement and will be presented without
delay. We trust that our friends will pay their dues
promptly 49,.
Having been convinced that long credits are alike iniuri-
Gus to buyers as we'll a. 70 ourselves, and being DESTROYS of
doing a CdSb BHssfTess, to rs great an extent as possible,
we have determined to sell Exclusively for Cash or on three
months credit, to those who have heretofore paid promptly.
Hereafter our bills VIII Invariably be rendered on the first
Of April, July, October and January. Bythis new arrange
we Wni beenabIed 70 oner acknowledgements 70 Layers:
iy 4, ISL & HEFSKELE 4 SWEARINGEN.
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TnEsR is more honor inmeriting praise with
out obtaining it than in obtaining it without
msritings il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
opLI NOTICE

THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the Crescent
i Manufacturing Company for the choice Of President,
Directors, &C., and the transaction OF such other business
as may legally come befoEe them, will be held 3tthe Office
o. the Company, in Wheeling, Vas at IL o'clock 4. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, February ioth, 1885
1878. 1878.
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Important from Kansas.

Fight Bettceen LANDS Hen and the GOretn-
ment Troops !ATHres Dragons Killed
AlFrom the Missouri DemOcratl
BY passengers from Kansas, who arrived in
own last evening, we have obtained the follow
ing intelligence:
OnFriday, the 25th nit, news reached Leiy:
Eenworth, that an engagement had taken plice
between the troops under Gen. Lane, at Sugar
Mound, and a company of the United States
dragons. The officers ordered Gen. Lane to
surrender himself and meneto the United States
authorities, which he refused to do; Mhenthe
dragons charged upon, the troops, and were re-
pulsed, with a loss of three of their number
Finding themselves too weak to dislodge Lane,
the dragons retired, and an express was dis
patched to Gov. Denver for rcinforcements.-
The governor Immediately ordered threey COM
panies of dragons, to the seat of war, aud they
passed through Shawnee on Saturday, the
26th. 1t was expected there would be bloody
work.
As soon as news of the engagement wassr re-
ceived by the people; they commenced organi.
zing in military companies, and were hurrying
forward to assist Lane. 1t was expected before
the dragons wonld arrive that Lane would be
reinforced by some $500 men. TIL most in
tense excitement prevailed.
One of the gentlemen who passed through
Lawrence ON Friday saw Gen. Lane and Gov.
Robinson, in that town. They we're mounted
and completely armed, and appeared much ex-
cited. They were addressing the people, who
surrounded them in large numbers, and urging
them to maintain their rights and succor their
friends. The people of Lawrence were prepar-
ing to-take the field. John Calhoun had fed
from the territory, and reported himself as 60
ing to Springfield, Illinois.
On the day of the election, no polls were op-
ened in Bourbon county-as the free state men
refused to vote. FH4
We shall await with anxiety, for the particu-
lars. 1t is certain that civil warinOw prevails in
Kansas. e la1
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ment that the lands withheld from sale along
the railroad lines in Iowa had been released, and
would be subject to private entry on and after
the 10th of July next requires u slight explana-
ton, When Congress passed the act in 1856
giving to Iowa COCO, coo acres for railroad pur.
poses, the land offices of the several districts
were closed and q certain time was given for
the companies to locate their roads and make
their selections oflands. This now being done,
all the land outside of fifteen miles upon. the
line Of these roads is released, and will be sub
iect to private entry. The amount will be very
small, however, there not being sufficient to fill
the grant upon any of the roads, except the
dubuque and Pacific railroad.
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". ?. VuSpg4nERo,M \. D. 4. 2 HrIIEHEN.- M Yr,.-
DENTAL SURGERN'HAE
& HUIIIHENs
'''' n'r'lrf + NiPEM FIRM

- DIS. BARTLETT 4 WISCHELL neuu,t, III
6N AiaTketStreet, opposite Washington nan. Nj.
WIW ling Va. Ass
DT. Wiaehell being eonpelled By his rapidly iaers,,ir,
business. 10 add 70 his facilities for doing the same. ,sLts
PleasuFetntnfOrmin his friends and the public thaikrb.,
formed = business connection With n s. artIrtt n n
Eho hasha fifteen y"ars successful experience In, br n,
tai profession.
Dfs- B. d ". are prepared 60 perform ever opera,J,ri,
Surgical and Mechanical DentistTy-aFef familiar vim Tr5
practice all the latest improvements Of the Dental An 1-J
guarantee that for beauty Durability and practical ptut,
their Artificial Teeth shalInot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure ara
comfort OF Artificial Teeth from the great dread n srT.v
Ing experiences d9rinRtLe necessary preliminary e4tris.
ton OF the old teeth and roots, are informed thatb y ~
process, entirelt unlike ChIoFofoTm or Ether, ana sp.ic,.
bic in most. eases and PsEeetiyhdrBECss In al, tedh A.,
nov extracted without pain
Any Information or advies appertaininS to their prefer.
sion they viii Be pleased tn giVeEratIs.
Please call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth
~ Once open At all hours. sepIe
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P-BNNsYIvANIA RAILRoAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, c0nneetins the Attain
y tic cities with Western, and South
Western States by 4 eohtlnuous RolWay direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers 70
All ports on the WesteEn Rivers, And 1t Oeveland audSan-
dusEysWlta steamers to al POres on the North esteEr
route by which FREIGHT can Be forwarded 10 ana from
the Great West.
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DENTIsTRv

n. B.-Messrs z. take pleasure in Fess,,t,.
mission, to the Observation-Disclosures: 2LEfYP
n r. Wesas0. Dss Hon Geo. W.Thonpsou, HIS Hap Az,
Caldwell; Morgan Nielsen, Esq, B. NJ. EoH, Fsa-- n ~
RTissen, DR.. ", g-Bates, Dr.. RtH. CgmsaiBSi H. ~ tSota
Mldrah, Dr, S-Toda. fanint = Delap isin. 1aba
Hq, AeGlalens' Knox 4 Co., Marsh 4 TaylOr. noTIS
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"PRAy, Miss c." said a gentleman, "pwhy are
he ladies so fond of ficersg"-""How stupid"
replied Miss c.; sis it perfectly proper and
that a young lady should like a good
ofFer, sir?" q a GAlIJIH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce:
ment appears in our paper to-day-not how
ever, for the sergeantship-bp for tho Wharf
Mastery very good Office, we believe, and
one worthy the atteniohsof at least a..half dozen
candidates. Who. then. comes next I? go
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-23
Sas scrbie

JtpA nie il, i,euerer Seit faub man,
Gin Stpff Der 70 maht 9rrpa9ano,
Sn bieIem 9lGnFirs0anbe bier
QtlS unler beutIhea 0ager6icr.
@ans l6aueriib, gans weiE, sanS srnus,
Sal Icnf ne pcutitte sSirttldaft aus,
3etn Sabr 5uSpr ryar Seit9cmab
Sin flebri0 @itmntier i@le@ter &07
Da Itanp In flnterbunt Gjemiloh,
Die Sar, prci Stiitl', Gin after Slid,
he GampDene- -Gampe trannte nur,
Iapetcn, Sptegel = teine Spur.
Scn llnter9altuus = audi nidt pcI,
3umeilt Gin rinfaA &artrnlPiel
Spd, in Der 9tesel &eilcrci =
Ot 9!ruYe, pb i9cdcr 9rSber lei!
Damn santtcn preuBcn, Sorncr ittN,
SraunlAmei9er, 9c6en filrAtcrlidA,
gBer Sdulp Dap in DEM &aterlanr
Sp fhneQ Gin @rat bic SuiDeit fanr
Sr trieb mans bier mic alltr Srt,
Sm athten 6ulel<DnIrl fort;
9lmcritaner ein9 ni6t fin,
Sm Srinfitprc lcf CT Srantp, Sin.
90 FAM juit mic Gin @tetepr
slm Spri,put, pas Sicr GerSor,
Der Stpff fir Silrfen, 9tuE Sran,pl,
5iir @ann, Sra,t, Sfinp int WiutterI6co6.
gHie fanb fA ba Der sJautie Gin
limb nannte bies @etrGnt big" fein,
Selbft 9Gpies laiien Spra feb'n,
gBir leb'n lie nah bent Gaserbier se9'u
llnb l6au'n mir jeBt ein Sier9nus an,
Da baben mir unlre SreuSe bran,
Des 2aserbieres 3auberma6t
!Sat alles bies SIT 9Se9 seGraht.
Gin De II nj il [ I CT.
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9eeinsuusen.

D,r ,@nseser" eri&sn, eben @rryn, ScnntasS a,sse>
npn1sn III tcm mtcntidtn SubiuptipnspiS 70 Gts Der
an Die rcp 9rdetr III ntrihtcn it, abGu GbynncmenSpre
SIS Sci Sprousatiune 9luepage Mbpnaenten tisttn ben
gae on ben SouSetcr 2elterS 675) f6i9f snsuntn.
Gnrrcdcnbs SciG9e unb @ibun9en wsrbsn banfbar c9c
IsnatRrmn,sn u,S auf Sscrlor9cn prnrrirt.
9n,caen une BeannlmahunScn 0ur Dirt msScn usr Fe9nec
9tbeunsen auscnpnen Ginol9e @tnradune einS SNuass
40 4elc rter rtniser bbsn cucn Squn so Gts renli9c
Gnrudune rs Ste ub fur jebeS weitsre Na 25 GS IL, cin
@cna $3.50 fur smsi Npnoe $500 fur brti @ennte oo fur
cds Nrnote SIS OO fir p6 0pnaie Sl2 co. @r6tcte Mnse9
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