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CIRCUIT COURT CLEHH.

GB- We are authorized 70 announce p. {. LOVE as II
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk Davidson county
Election IL March next.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FCR SALE.
ST. AADANS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

fIttklS q the k1nsls1sngzt iElfroyesarnrr m
Eixel4esd; Z 5 wiihls tseaiy ullnates ~4A of tho
Caf.l., ana = eirs&tleii eseri0okEg tho entire
village healthy and dry. q i surrounded 81
pretty scenery a. f'a4 u tbs county livery
casssenienes aecssAry u re1.es i colnfof Ahly a.
fzily Testieace AL VHassiEy ksit have keen 4dceo.
ltr IsE1nz seryr liberal
E4a-1-ll hblH ~
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SWAN g. co.'s LOTTERIES,
Authorized by the State of Georgia.
~SzO,00ODa
FOR TEN DOLLARS.

TINE following Scheme will be drawn by s SWAN &
i Co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each Of their single Number Lotteries for February
1855, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the su-
perintcndence of Commissioners.
Class 1,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia in pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1855.
Class 2,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia in pub
lie, On SATURDAY, February 18th, 1855.
Class 3,
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta Georgia in pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February Goth, 1855.
Class 4,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia. in pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
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EwIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD
MACHINE SHOP Ian &c 1870

This VIII certify that using the Parafiine
CannelC Coal oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
Isny, MaysVille Ky, in Machine shop on the
locomotives on the road and have tested the OH very
carefully 10 discover It's qualities entirely con
Vhced IL very Inc On for machinery and that
gallon Of this Oil is fully equal To gallons Of the
best Lard OIL Hbeing entirely free from gum our ma
chinery viii run with less power than with any Oil we
have used. Although the OIL has a thin appearance
ii has alubricang body superior any Oil in ordinary
use and 1t is well adapted TO Railroads.
c. B. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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CLASS HH, DRAWS lsT OF FEBRUARY, 1858
CLASS II, DRAWS i5m OF FEBRUARY, 1855
In public, at Macon, Ga. under the superinten-
dencc OF L. {. BUlBIEY and JOS. WAIERMAN, EsQs.
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{
Memphis, January g. 1855
This will certify that / using the PARAFFfNE
CANNEl-COAL OIL manufactured by the Union Coal
and on Company Of MaySviIlc Ky, in our machine
shops aud on the locomotives ON the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad, and have given it the several
tests, IN order 10 prove It's qualities lubricatng
OIL have no hesitation in recommending il as a SUI
pcrior oil for Railroad purposes both in regard To
economy and as perfect LubTiCatUr ] believe il Ia
: the best oil have used and that gallon will 90
= Tar as two gallons Of Lard Oil. The machinery Is
now running in the shops with twenty per cent less
power than ~ required for ordinary oil. The Uidity
of the oil arises, convinced, from tine total alb
scnce of gum, and does effect its ubrcatng pro
pcrucs, bat only requires that the orccs the oil cups
and feeders should be reduced in order use the oil
economically.
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VIM. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist

MAYSvUIE KY, November II, 1857.
III The Union cat and oil C0apdHy:
GENTIBEN-IIaving used your Lubricatius Oil made
from Camel Coal, on the machinery ol our Cotton
Mills (EcludnS Engine and S.iuticSj fur the last few
weeks, we are prepared % say that have found il
greatly superior % any other, excepting the best
SPERM and fully equal 10 that article, for which
nave been paying from dollar seventy five cents
10 two dollars and twenty five cents per gallon The
on distributes very perfectly the machinery
wears long, and Is free from gum which frIc-
ton, and consequently heat.
In view Of the superior quality Of this Oil have
adopt" u for our Mills From the low price which
1t sold We doubt not it must into general
JANUARY X WOOD,
Propretors OF Maysvillc Cotton Mills
no Many other certificates in the hands Of the
Agents which can be any time.
feb dim Aw-m
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Strayed or Stolen.

A BOUT the sth Gay 81 january, small light RAY
II MULE 5 ~ year, obi; he has on hna tie mark
OF breeding and harness; he len home with shoe
on. slii give liberal reward u any oae who viii
bring tlnI me- give Information whereof he can
be foand- JNO. l. LOVE
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Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,

NFTE are recciving-drcct from the makcrs-suCh
w additions our stock as NIL enable II Ia offer
to buyers, this season, complete assortment of
and desirable goods IN our line can be found
any house IA the country.
Included are large invoices Of utiery, from wCst
enholu.'s, Rodgers Crooke's and others.
Files, Tools and saws. from Butcher Spear
and cheaper makers.
Gums, Rifles and Pistols, from the best
English. French, Belgian and American Manufacturers.
Hoes, Chains. ScyIhcs, a xes, ana heavy
Hardware generally Al reduced prices.
Merchants visiting the North solicited 10 examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
While the usual credit viii be continued 10 reliable
and prompt Dealers terms for otsh will be certain
to satisfy those who purchase in that way.
FIELD, I.ANGSTROTH a Co, Importers,
No. 44O Market street, Philadelphia Pa.
iaulI-anN "a
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1otterifs.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

rT,HE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
j. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Havana, on
Thursday, February Sth, 1858.
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a e. y NJ -

A ; We have determined 10 do exclusive CASH
~ BtSlNicSS this year, We feel that word 81 ex-
PLANTATION may be necessary "a some az our very par
ticular friends, who have had accounts with us
since we commenced business, and We are proud 10
say have many such friends, who have always paid
their accounts promptly. We feel confident Ne can
make greatly 81 the interest 81 all, by buying our
goods cheaper, and Of selling them very much
cheaper. There are many persons "a our midst Who
would prefer buying for cash, II Il could be made g.
their interest 90 do Ne know many who do not
have accounts, and think Il unfair that persons who
buy for cash should pay the prices those who
buy credit. II u with these considerations have
adopted exclusive cash sysssIn, aud invite alt
who are IN favor Of thu system. well all these
who are IN favor 81 buying goods cheap G. give
call. ". A. a j. G.. NcCLElI4AAD,
Nos. 81 4 So College street, Nashville, Tenn.
tsn1-f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-03

The convention of Tennessee Manufacturers.
held in this city Monday and yesterday, re-
elected W. ii. GORDON q Co., General agents
The position could not have been conferred
upon worthier firm.
GROCERIES-COns additions have
been made since our last TO the stock of Sugar
No change in prices. Private dispatches
from New Orleans yesterday report an i'm
provement in prices there
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Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery of our Road. and
reliable man III whose statements would
Y. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. |. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of y. * c. X. X.
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at Cost.

WE are Offering entire stock OF Staple and Fan
w cy Goods Al Cust.
janI-u wA&JG. McCIHLAND.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

pass Ia excellence the ordinary med
~ icncs and that they win unprcce-
dentcdy upon the esteem Of all men They are safe
and pleasant 10 take hut powerful TO Their pen
Grating properties stimulate the vital activities OF the
body, the distractions Of its organs, purify
the blood and eXPcl the disease They purge out the
foul humors which breed and grow distemper, stimu-
late sluggish dSordercd organs into their natural
action, ANA mpart healthy tone 20 the whole system.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints or
every body, but also formidable and dangerous dis
that has haflcd the hest human skill. While
they produce powerful effects, they al the
time, Ia diminished doses the safest and best physic
That can be employed Tor children Being sugar
coated, they pleasant On take and being purely
vegetable, free from any risk OF harm. Cures
have been made which surIass belief were they not
suhstantiatei by men oi such exalted position and
character % forbid the suspicion OF untruth Many
eminent clcrgyInen and physicians have lent their
names 60 certify 10 the public the reliability OF my
remedies while others have sent the assurance OF
their convection that my Preparations contribute i'm
mensely ~ the relief Of my afflicted, suffering fellow
men.
The Agent below named Is pleased TO furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
ne and certificates of their cures, Of the following
complaints;
cosuvcncss, Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach,
Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid lnnction Of the Bowels
and Pain arising therefrOm, Flatnlency Loss Of Ape
lite, all jiocrous and CutaneOus Diseases which require
az evaouant Medicine, ScrofulA Kings Evil. They
also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the sys
tenn cur MANY complaints which il would not be sup
passed they could REACH such Deafness, Partial
Kindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous lrrlabihy DeFApge-
ments OF the Liver and Kidneys, Govt, and other Kin
drcd complaints arising from low state OF the body
or obstruction OF IT, functions.
po not be put on by unprinoipled dealers with
other pll they make more pr0hi on. Ask Tor Araks
PIIIs and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this IA It's intrinsic value eura
tive powers. The sick want the beet AID there Is Coz
them, and they should have Il.
Prepared by Dr. J. &. AYERS,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
PKicK 25 CTs rKR Box FIVE BOXES Pun 81.
SOLD BY
BERRY A pEMOyIIIE Nashville.
Retail by
10 q BROWN aud all Druggists in the city.
PETERSON HAWKINS, Columbia
THOMAS a BRO, Ciarksyiiic,
X. d. DERRY shelby vile.
SCHfI.L a BI.ACKMORE, Gaiintin
And all dealers IN medicins everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
febl-im Advertising Agent.
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"a We are authorized to announce JOIN HUGH
SMITH, as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
Fred. Sloan,
MANUFACTURER OF
arriageS, Coaches, BuggieS, Light-WagonS, &c

Carriages, Coaches, BuggieS, Light-WagOnS, &c
No. 90, Lower Market Street,
Nashville, Tenn.
I Az now Misunderstanding every Yari- ~ -
ETY. and style Of vehicle, from the Cc5- WAC
piainest iIb 20 the most beautiful cab- SP5[~ffJ
oratety finished turnout. ----
Having engaged first class workmen, and obtained
a large amount 81 the besl Of stock PREPARED 10
do work winch viii coElare viii any IN The whole
country either fur style " durability All kinds u
vehicles kept orstsnty % hand, promptly nrade
% order, N
EyerefI,s Patent Coupling.
THIS iingit lfarrosrfnclIt IA te coupling of car
rAses &C. has aNak cued much interest," throughout
the country, aad b locked upon with tina mosi 1vor
where 10 Is beat known. Having the exclusive right
for tins city, nIn making of Them In
struetins Carriages, Buggics, &c. ~
g. icniefffh-r tibr piace the Old stand % Fred.
sloan, NO. CO, lower Market street.
jsn23-u
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whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-
tiers So.
Prizes cashed al sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
drawing viii be forwarded the result
becomes known.
RS- Communications addressed to DON RODRIGUEZ,
(care of City Post Charleston 5 CT until the 18th OF
February, viii be attended.
Feb. I'D.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5, 485 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets Magnificent scheme!
APPROXEMATION PRIZES.
Plan of tha Lotterv.
To BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY. IN FEE

q 1OO IE ''I'1II''7" c'O1U,U UU
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So so.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 80, 1858.
We using the Paraitne Camel Coal OIL in our Ma
chine shop, and take great pleasure stating that
have never used any OIL equal il. 1t VIII wear very
greatly longer and lubrcate more thoroughly than the
best quality Of Lard other ordinary OIL from
gum and IS just such oil is needed for machna-
ry We doubt not II must come into general use. We
think this oil fully equal the best sperm and that
one gallon is worth than two of the best Lard
Oil. ANDW ANDERSON
J. h. ROMANS
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Gommerfial.
PATRIOT OFFICE,
~

COTTON-The sales yesterday amounted
to IS bales at 7(994c p ID.
TOBACCO-Sales of 10 hhds at Fisher,
Wheless d Cos at Sc 40, 80, 6 so, 90
so, %, 6 60, 40, 65, 5 80.
At A. Hamilton's % hhds at 81 90, 6 IS,
6 90, rs, 6 90, 4 25, 90, 95, Z 90, 6 IS,
Z 10, IS, 4 o., 90, 4 90, 5 20, So, 90,
4 SO, 4 05, %, 80.
COTTON YARNS-Have declined lie. p
dozen. The prices now are
8 cents for 700 and 500
10 600
IL 500
II 81 400
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At Chicago receipts quite liberal
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Jan so, P. II.
C0TTON-The demand is active and prices full
and stinening. Sales to-day 1000 bales at 9@1O34c.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, Jan. 90.
The sales of cotton to-day reach 500 bales Mid
ding 91sc Sales Tor the week % 900 bales The
cepts were % 600 against u coo bales last year The
decrease at this port Is % 900 bales and the stock l+7
900 against ls5 900 bales last year.
Augusta Market.
Augusta, Jan 80, p. NJ.
COTT0N-There Is a :air demand to-day at fun but
unchanged prices. Mddimg Far l01lc
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Pennsyivania Huekwheat.
E0 SACHS Backwheat Flour, lasl resolved on eoa
~ slgnment and Tor saIe ~
jsa23 D D. DIcESY.
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3 90, 900 NOLAN $!
Sorteo Numero 594 Ordinario.
C,nsfaI Dp.1a 400 nRR Dolrors

Approximations to the 100000, of $500 each 4
of 400 20 600 Of 400 TO so 600 Of 400 70 10 O0o
4 of 10
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N A S III v IL L E:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1858.


Notice to Transient Advertisers.
ALI transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwse
they will not be Inserted Transient JOB Work must
be paid for delivery.
The combined circulation of the naily and TrWeek-
ly editions of the PATRIoT in the city, and in the sec
ton of country trading with Nashville, is greater than
that OF any other paper the city All advertisements
inserted in both editions-hence the Patriot is the
best advertising medium
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-26

USlferuns bic nStbise SSbe unD Nuscebnunea
erbalten bat ; lc 1T WinnelOta betnabe 70 sIOs
mie @rce b,itanien uno SrlanD, Oregon 10 8toB
wie piele beiOen Staaten 5uian'raeIl uliO Ar.So'
ma. welhes in Der olesiapri5e" @ouSreBtST'
auna au benz Orange eines nenen 2etrtOrIun's
erbobeu wuroe. bat menisffens etnen lln'fan9
mie bos Rai|ertbum Srantrei& uno mire Ter
Union feline S6aabe MAIDEN, 5umal in iia8iter
3eit WaGen BON selp9ieriSen Sanoen nnc
abeuteuernoen SSpfen nad ben @ren6Bebleten
Der mer'caniden Hepubtit. beren j3erptaben
erDartet miro, binltrSmen. Wtan bat
berednst, DAP Die ucroamerifaniide linton,
ite ii9 innerli4 uno duBerliS 10 f%ortent
faltet, etpa umS Sabr 1858 eiue runoe Gums
ne BON geo Miltcnen B,pcbner haben miro,
cine t~OlCiale Wtadt. mean man bee
oentt, bag btele 0reibirBer 80 allerlet SreIbea<
terei idbiS linp uno ihcniest in ibren blutlun
gen Sabren nidt lelten Quit 5ei9en, IN europa
Der ebrmiirpioen Wtutter N~t:Sa3lano Oau1ns
ihrauben aufauIesen, unb in Niien benz Srlter
uao 3tu11en bet Der 8eutetbeilung 8euiittbilf
ibre Wltbilfe anaubieten. Da8 @la5elne mag
IN 9torce amerita oft erbGrmlih lein, pas 0ans
1T bic impolanteite GrideinunS, bic BIG aui
uniere Gage in Der @eiAtdte Sebiteeter Staa'
ten ba8emeien it," ral 3''
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49,
Sabr einsn llsberi4uB bon 100 @1iuisnen
0fealen. (?)
@eapel bot ben Giseutbamern oes @aaliari
100000 6rs. S4areuerlug !; ptes .puree abe,
ais 5u wsnl9 a~tSewieien.
Wahhrl1ten aus hBsAeloen, paE
Sir GDlin .@ampbsD nod III 6atte8bur mar.
Die 9lebeQen nabnten in Central Sncien u,ele
Der Sorts nieoer Elm, aus penen lie pertrieben
morpen paren.
NaG 9taAri4ten aus 6 = a aaferte bic
aliirte 6tptte en- Der, Mlaoun9 ees YelbO. Die
6 Gage 8,benf3eit maren a6Selaufen. Sin
fran5Sfider 1ransport nit 900 Wtarineloloa'
ten unD Sufanterie mar ,uSefcmmen. Die
Slnnabme pes 6ortS wurpe tdSllh ernartet.
Wettere8 aus gn9lano,-S PER-
0ul beantra9te bic Yrari8, nora1a &rie8slGtffs
a%utortlirt werosn, Shrfe inter fremoer 6laS9e
bebufs Der nnteroridunS1 oes Stl1Oenbanoets
81 %rilttiren, ouf5ubebeu. 3Gr rerlauB:e, Gn5
LAMB iole ieine unlruNtbaren Yerlude an Der
Suite ucni Gfrifa aufSeben. Die Heeternn8
lpraa fiji, 8esen Dieien AntraB aus unD ertldrte,
&olo Jtapter babe cine DepeiHe 5eialdt, wOr<
na4 8 & lbn uerliherte, oaB bic Uer. ct
leosn 8cridlas CUR Hersepifiernas iber pie
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5leben perpeu. 2oro Yalmerlton ppponIrta,
nle Ole Nr9tevuns, 9e9en ben 0au'l9sn I'm.
tra3 nno perlelbe fiel oIr& "a Dafar 1873 Da,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-26

Senblid 8an3 In Tlammen eineebaGt, bod wur.
oen %olelelben sladliderweiie teinen Nu8eablid
btenituafdbis.
6~ranfreiG.
AuBer Der aSnioin 0ictc ia merben in TDl9e
>er Jntercenticn bes &SnieS pom 8elsien bic
fSniSl. 6amilie BON preuBen nnb pieaeibt aud
Die taiierltde Tamilie bon SlferreiA an @ber.
bcur9 repraientirt lein.
NaG Der QOnocner Zines 9ins es in ben lebs
ten SieunSen oes Barrier Gousrelies lebr frieos
lid Der, uno man pa6te, oa6 tn elmer cber spei
Sibun9en Die @elanoten gu einem Ginperitdnos
mfg iiber bic bereits beiprodenen Ira8 n fcnis
men peroeu. I'm bic Oif3ielen Beridte aus,
1rbeiten 81, fSnnen, niro lid cie @cnferena auf
etutge We9en 1erta9en, uno bann our linz
ter3ei4nune o~erselben wieoer perlammelt pers
cen. Wdbrenp Der 0ertaBun9t miro fi& 6uab
Paida pesen BEG Inlebe 8 fir Die tirtilAe Res
gle. uns na1 Qcncon beseben.
9r. Warcclit1, Der @eianbte bon Gotta silica
uno Nicara9ua, bat Der fron3. 8eSi<ruus feline
BeSlaubr9unssi4reiben iberreidt unb miro DON
Dem &ailer nab oelien Hfdfebr pom Plombies
res empfan9en werpen.
Gin Defret beitimnit bic @rpeiteruns BON
2iQe, wccdrG bic Staot cine Der Sauptieltun>
gen Des &eides pirb. .91.1 -,,rra1 = Tqmn.'
Sn GlSerien iinb tie Eabatfelber sdualid
onrn ben Wurm 5erltStt merben. -ar l.,za-
Die neunte S~eriammlun9 ber..Bariier Gcnfe>
ren5 mar auf ben 10. Sult beltimnlt. y sn,-r,.
gu @berbcnrs weroen srcBe 0orbereitun.
gen S%etrrffen. Otan iast, oaB @raf Berlisnp
na4 0onron obseretft 1T, UNI bic @iuwluisuns
Der &Sntsin fir bas Seitprosramn1 5u bolem
9err Oelanale, Der neue Wlinilter oes Sn.
nern, bat 12O Verb1nnten bic &~rlaubniB au,
Radfebr nad 9auie ertbetlt. ~ r.rlrr.
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gu tbetlen uno an Die Spite berlelben ausse3ei9
nete @enerale gu issen. --.r r1,~.
GIN balbctfl5ieDeS ipanIhes Sournal Ia9t
oaB oas neue Wtinilterium niht meniser ais oaI
alte ernltll6 s~elcnnen if, bon england Nufld
run8 aber bic beleioiSenben Heoen 2oro WtaI.
nesbarp'S in Der Debate pesen Der ensl. &reu
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bon 10000 Wfann aus9eriiAet miro, UNI Wsricl
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tbnun8 uno @ntldaOiSuns gu letlten. .r9nsg :
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l%tration iein. UNI Oeiterrei6 our Nusfabruae
oes 0ertrd9eS BON 1916 i'm Betrefie Der Gin.
perleibuns Srafau's in bic Siterrelaiiae NO,
narGte gu ueranlafen. ,...- ~ ~.a ,.s ,
GS wiro pclitlp wioeriproden, bae Seiter
reid liG rerpfltatet bat, ber 2lrfei i'm 6all be-
yectb 9ulfe 5u leilfen.
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net, in Ger 5rase pesen b,r 9er3Ostblmer, pa
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