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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

the System at the same u
when taken daily In moder
and build II ap with unusual
The Liver is one eft
the human body; and
tons well. the powers Of
oped. The stomach 10 al =
on the healthy action Of
performance of its func- -
Is at fault, the bowels are
system suffers in conse-
Liver - having ceased
diseases Of that organ, oue
made it his study, in a =
twenty years, 10 frd "
to counterfeit the many
Is liable.
To prove thatthis REM =
persontroubled withLlv-
Of its forms has but TO
ton Is certain. These
or bad matter from the =
place a healthy flow of1l
stomach, causing food to -
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing the
fecting a radical cure.
Bilious AttackSA
il better, pre- veMis
Of the Liver lnvig-
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the
Ing.
Only one dose taken be- =
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken at
els gently, and cures n
One dose taken after
pepsia.
|" One dose of TIVE
relieve Sick Head.
Only one dose inimedi-z
while q
One dose often repeat
CllO1ersl NOR b % -
Cholera.
Only one bottle is need =
system the effects OF
sickness. -
One bottle taken for 4
saliowness or unnatural :
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat q
arrllGa in its wors. 3
and lSOXye; compla nts
dose.
| One or two doses cures
WOrsOs ia children;
or sp.edier remedy in the.
A few bottles cures
the absorbents.
We tax. pleasure in re-
cine as a preventive for =
Chill Fever. and all T
Ty pc. 1t operates
sands are willing to tes- .
ues.
All who laSe 10 are
lnlOus testimony lI
Mix Wafer Ar thA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

nsN. Y. Tribuns's Warrington correspond.
-, uys, that Dotwithstanding the great aug
,.,,,.on of the Doaslas. fac ion in the Capitol
rinse the election, the Presidents as implacabls
:. ave, The naturalization threaten war to
The knife against Douglas.
eth. Presidents proclamation against fllibus-
,,fns is treated with eon'emps At the South
IL Mr.. buchanan honestly desires TO obssrset
Walkers enterprise let him remove his south
A., officials a. Mobile, New Orleans and else
where. who WAX at the violation Of the law, and
.upoiut msn who will be true to their oaths.-
what's the use Of utteri.g paper bullets against
,h. flIbustsrs and putting nllbusters on guard
.. The very ports where the Pirasical expeditions
rs fiiipg out!
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FOR, SAFE

LAND FOE SALE.
C0 ACRES Of Land, lying three miles South OF Bur-
~ lington on the IT. Madison Road. 1t will be sold
together or divided 10 suit purchasers. Apply to T.
Riddle, Theodore Pochier and Joseph Roth.
octZo. w3m DANIEL PURCELL.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16
THE MOTHERS C0lCPANIuN.
GOOD FOR MAN AND nrAsr.

IL 10 . sovsrsign rssssdS
the various diseases ~
which horses are afiiicfed, eur
ing the most ALARMING easss Of
BRUISES, SPRAINS, STRING
HALT, WOUNDS, SCRATCa.
FL. swEENY, SPAWN, RING
BONE, BlG-HEAD, POLL.
EVIL, 30. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any perssn
owning valuable n OKSEa
should Be Without This valaa-
Ma s....aA.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

te doses, viii strengthen
I pidity.
the prin cipal regulators OF
when it performs its func.
the system are fully dey Ell.
most entirely dependent
the Lirer for the proper
'tions; when the stomach
at fault, and the whole
q1ence Of one organ-the
to do Its duty. For the
OF the proprietors has
practice Of more than
some remedy wherewith
arrangements to whichit
edy Is at last found, any
'er Com plaint,in any
try = bottle, and convic-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying in their
bile, invigorating the
digest well, purifying
and health to the wholo
cause Of the disease-ef.
are cured, and what
edo by the occasional use
orator.
10 sufhcient TO relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bow
COstiveness.
each meal will cure DyS.
teaspoonfuls will always
ache.
stsly relieves ChOltC,
ed 10 . sure cure for
and . preventive Of
ed to throw out Of the
medicine after q long
Jaumdlce removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
! ed cures Chronic Dis
forms, while sum m cr
yield almost to thu nrst
attac X C ause By
there II NO surey, gnfer,
world, a. it aeuer (ails.
DFOPsy, by exciting
commenting this medi.
Fever and Ague,
FeverA ofa Bilious
with certainty, and thou
itifv 10 itA Wonderft,l vtY.
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FRUIT TREES, NURSERY STOCK

FRUIT TREES, NURSERY STOCK
&C., &c.
$40 600 Apple see''ing', yeaI; % 20 per 900
100000 Grated Apple TIees,l year old, to feet,
t23 90 per 1000.
100000 Gratis for Spring plantng &6 to s12 per 1000.
10000 year old Apple Trees, TO SIT; 500 a. e.
Several thousand to years old; ti0 per 1907
800 per 1000.
Also, few hundred very large trees without mare
some o. which have borne fruit 25 20 80 cts each
5000 CurrAnts, l year, fne; $50 per 1000.
oOO,G0O willow Cuttings Of most approved kinds for
Hedge and Basket making; 81 30 to 81 90 per 1000
Terms Cash. tseptS) HENRY AVERY,
For Sale or Rent.
THREE OR -FOUR IMPROVED FARMS In Des
L Moines county, within . few miles of Burlington,
the farthereat 81 miles, the $. Augusta road, is
one Of the best situations for LARGE vineyard that
know Of, ana be had low for cash. FOR informal
ton respecting this one, enquire OF b. Myer Fur and
Dry Hide Dealer, Burlir gton.
Also, unimprovsd wild lands Of bert quality, in
this and adjoining counties, low for cash.
septs HENRY AVERY.
TWO Yoke of Oxen. mecium size, or good
quality, only they the breacby animals TO
be found, can be bought low OF
septS-d&w4ms HENRY AVERY.
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NEW BOOkS-Just received and for sale by
~ J. p. BROWN.
Life OF Hugh Miller.
X \. Pepper Papers.
Woman's Thoughts about Women.
The Age; satire BY P. J. Bailey.
Timothy Titcomb's Letters.
Public and Private History OF Louis Napoleon.
In and Around Stamboul.
Agnes; by the author Of Ida May.
Gibbons Rome; 6 VIOLA
Barnes Notes the New Testament.
Vol. Z Aliison's History OF Europe.
Vol. Baneroft's History Of U. Stats.
Andrews Latin LIE xicon.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
vi The Jubilee.
The halieujah.
The Sharon.
The Christian Minstrel.
The Carmin4 SacrA.
The New Carmina Sacrs.
The Dulcimsr.
The Anthem Dulcmer.
The CelestinA.
The Alpine Glee Singer.
The Juveniis Minstrel.
TIE Young Sharon.
Burrougii'o Piano Primer.
For sale NJ BROWNS Book Store.
pov15 ID st., Barrett House Block.
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EXTRAORDINARY AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
THE LIVER
INVIGO R ATOR!
PREPARED By DIR. SANFORD,
Commanded enfiraiu from NT1C

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the public, that acts
Cuthdrtc, easier milder, and eEactuA than any
other medicine known. 1t Is not only Cdksdrtic but
. kcsr remedy, acting FIRST the Licer eject its
morbid matter, then the stomach and bowels to car
ry OF that matter thus accomplishing purposes
fectuay without OF the painful feelings experience.
ed in the operations OF most Cdthdrfics strengthens
the system at the time that 1t purges IL and
when taken daily In moderate doses, viii strengthen
and build II ap with un usual RI pidity, st
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-16

For sale By all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the Iinment, Is cents 20 sents and 81 -
ts one-dollar bottle contains mach Liuiuent a
eight twenty fve-cent bottles.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser OF dollar bottle OF the ARCTIC 4 e.
MENT receives ut DR.. Brage's expense, the UNriNE,
STATES JOURNAL, OF New York. for one year he
Journal Is large illustrated papsr-saeh numbsr con.
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear whits
paper and filled with original matter from the bru.
liant writer's Of the country Certificate Of subscripton
And full particulars Of the novel and phianthropia
tsrprse OF which this offer forms part, will accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG q BURROvVES, g. Louis, Mo,
NEW YoRk OruCK, No 81 BROADWAY.
Communications should always b sddrsasd 70 81 LOuiA
SouIREs Boss, and E. E. Car Agents for
the sale OF the only genuine Bragg's Liniment
octl5-d&w3m.
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We learn from the Dss Aoinss Citizen, that
/" Dr.. Farmer has quit politics and gene -
practieinR medioins" He should form part
nssship With Porter, Of the Journal. and peli-
Teal charlantry would bs eclipssd BY medical
enpirieism. That she Doctor 70 vs:y sue
cessful practitioner, there can b 20 question
vide bis success in administering potions TO the
Republican party during the lac canvas =
= Neither aad child are doing well, thanks -
ths skill % Of this wsndsrfal dector.-Ceuncil
DluGs NoapareiL
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~ DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer Is warranted all Of Ague and Fever,
Chls and Fever, Dumb Ague, and Remit
tent Fevers and every form Of Fever incident to the
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis Mo-; by W. A. H0LT0N CO., QUIG-
LIZ & BRO, and D. SIMNS CO., Alton, Ill, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by b. h. GAY, Burlington. augl1d&wly
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-14
The Fiilitastcr ChasV,

Nothing could show. moro y
utter unreliability 0f DoUGLAsa
ular leader at the North. than his i
demonstration in favor Of flibuste
So far as be has been willing 10 do
tice to the people Of Kanzas, pr ct d
to prevent the consumation ofia hagr
and manifest injustice against them
have been disposed to give him full sld
it. without inquiring too closely int4nd
motives. But we have not forgotten liS
past political history. We have never
Iinduged the fond deluslon that
"the coming man" or that be could
constitute a rallying point for The
10 the contests that are to come. Her
be Of service, or he may not, in breaki
down his own party. In building uP
new one. he will hardly meet with AZ
brilliant success.
His positions in regard to Fillibustel
ing, as reported, are not statesmanlike. -
lThey are not by any means tenable. We
wait for a fuller report, however. before
making any special comments Cincin
l natl G1zstie.
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thrown en.N ~ Ji7sc =. 3 n S. b
Nebraska act. Under this influence,
the whole power of the General Gov }
ernment has been exerted to force
slavery upon the reluctant people of !
Kansas. Under this infuene, also,
persistent attempts are made to sub
jugate the people of the free States
to Federal domination, through the
administration Of the fugitive slaveSS
act, Under this influence, finally, q
the Federal Judiciary has promulga- ]
ted the revolving doctrine that the 4
Constitution of the Union establishes
and guarantees slavery in all national
territory, and consequently that there
is no foot of our widely extended dc
main, outside of States whose constl
tutiOHs prohibit slavery, where ths
free laborer can find home exempI
from the intrusion of that very pee
liar institution.
The rapid progress of despo
cannot fail to arouse and fix the at
tention of rejecting people. 1t for
ces upon the country momemtous
issues between two opposite systepx
of government-two opposite theox
of the constitution. These issues
radical and vital. Shall the Cover
$780,. ha odminista
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Rutcnery of U. S. Troops

z. ST.. LOUIS, wednesday, Jan, 6, {. I
St. Joseph papers Of the !,
state that an express has pass
that place with dispatches u
worth, bringing the int
superior body Of Mormg
cred Col. Cock COMM
ing from Hams Fork 4
and butchered over two ht
taking a number of prison
ing all the officers who
hands. The report is, dod
ly false or rgreatly exaggeE
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the shield and safeguard Of LiberIy
Does it establish slavery everywhere,
outside of Free States, or Liberty
everywhere, outside of Slave States2
Shall the power which it confars be
used for the extension and perpetua-
ton, everywhere, ofhuman bondage,
or of human freedomP
1t is not doubtful where, upon these
ssues, the majority Of the peclnlc, .
Ohio will be found. Their trad
identify them with Freedom and free
institutions. The handspring of fthei
prosperous progress is in the prohi
bition of slavery by the Ordinance 9
1887. 1t is this prohibition, tran
ferred into her Constitution, viii
has attracted within her borders, !
free laborers of SO many lands, "
have so largely contributed to
wonderful development
and resources which insp
fervent gratitude and. hos
ton. The people Of Ohio
by their action, charge the
Of their institution with igl
the true principles ofpopulai
ment, nor contribute by their svffrag
to the extension or continuance o4
evil and wrong from which tAGE
been so hrppily delivered BY
forecast of the Fathers Of thd
lie. ). +. Oi
COLUMBUS, January 4, Is
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be no accumulations, in the State or
County Treasures, but the money will
remain in their own hands till actually
wanted for public purposes.
The public debt of the State of all de-
appears in the following state
ment
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STATE DEBT OF
OHIO.
Condition Of the Foreign and Domestic
State Debt of Ohio on the rst Of
January, 1853.
Foreign Debt payable in New York City,
Amt of foreign
debt outstand-
ing Jan. l, 1858
Fivepr. centstock payable
at the pleasure Of the
State after the 31st Dec.
1865, Sl,025,OO0 OU
Six pr cent. stock payable
at the pleasure Of the
State after the 3lst Dec.
1850, sG,413,525 %
Six pr. cent. stock payable
..at the pleasure Of the
State after the 31st Dec.
1870, 81, 2,l83,53l 9t
Six pr. cent. stock payable
at the pleasure Of the
1875 1875, "'''' WV s1,6Oo,OOO OF
Six pr cent. stock payable
at the pleasure of the
State after the 31st Dec.
1886, s2,4OO,ooo W
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The true course is onJ

in any inquiry upon habeas
any court, State or Federal, it may be-
ascertained that the applicant for the
writ is detained under valid process in
pursuance of q constitutional law, he
should be remanded at once to the custo-
dy from which he may have been taken
for trial in due course. No investigation
should take place into the guilt or inno-
cence of the party charged or, what is
substantially the same thing, whether the
facts were justified by the authority un-
der which the applicant was acting at
the time. Inquiries of this character are
for juries upon regular trialandin open
court; rot for a judge at chambers. If
made upon one side upon haheas corpus,
they must also be made upon the other.
If Federal courts are to protect Federal
officials from prosecution By State courts
for alleged violation of State law, State
courts, in their turn, must protect State
officers from prosecution in Federal
courts under similar circumstances
Hence dangerous conflicts must arise, and
imminent peril both to liberty and union
If such conflicts must come, to the ex-
tent Of the power invested in me, l
shall maintain the honor of the State and
support the authority of her courts.-I
prefer to hope that they may be averted
| Inv tho ahapdonn,,rt ~, 4La-,rt of the
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Total amount of foreign
State debt,
Domestic debt payable al
Columbus, total amt.
Total Foreign and Domes'
tic State debt,
Trreduciblc State debt, To.
tai,
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Congressional IA
BosToN, Thursday,

The election in the VEFs
day to FIJI the vacancy in Co1
ed by the resignation of
suited in the choice of Dahihfne.
Republican. The Vote iJAAe citydt 40
towns stands: Gooch, 3.s fS;s Osbog-s
Democrat, 1000; Bell, Independent, 1886;
Scattering, ga, Plurality for Mr.. Gooch,
1868, which will be increased by the
towns to hear from 10 about 1000. Mr..
Gooch has a plurality in every towns a
the District excep one.
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In LucK.--A lady in Railway, N I,
has recently succeeded. after se
fruitless attempts, in establishing hss
to large amount Of resi- estate in
ton, Ohio 1t is said to cover - -
tral part of thsi
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ahlSs also show
81 ERto taxes has
4 thc last two
and muniei;
Cd IN 1855 from
though not so
1865.
sidcration whether
upon the taxing
u municipal authori-
sefully imposed. ! re-
bend also that provision
law for the collection Of
INV instead Of annually,
that ease there need
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JACKSON STANDARD.

whole, and sometimes more than the
whole. 1t may be, as some !, INK, that
the law as it stood prior to tlatp tp&, would
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AMI shcre rentins still unproVidet for
Tothis should be added the excess
ofwarrants issued above warrants
redeemed, Of which 1921 1885 s5
were paid by the State Banks aud
Branches under the Arrangement,
And the amount due Seneca COun.
ty Bank for Bonds converted by
the Trust Company
And in the event of judicial decis-
-. lou affirming the canal Contracts,
tIS for the difference between actual
cost and contract price Of repair
Ing sections 2. 5, 6, 7 and 8, the
fucther sum Of
LsAv!DS a bll4nce unproYilel t1r'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20
$tabt ST. pauL.

Ginweitun9 elmer Grei<
SOULS. Die junsc @taot CT. paul
bat troB per au9emeinen Notwithstanding
in lebterer 3eit bereits bret sroBe> lplipe
8auten fit ben freten S9ulunterri9t
auf9eflbrt> benen bic Namen Der pr1li,
benten @asbtu9tcn, Mcau1s unb Sefer>
ion beisele9t wuroen. @or 3ursem bat
bic lplemneG iinmeibun9 cer Npams<@ 9ule
itatt9efuncen.
Sn Grl9e elmer Ginlacun9 beeaten nit
unS INN 10 freuot9er rabtn, ia nit nod
ME frlber @ele9enbeit batter, elmer iol9er
Geter bei3umobnen.
Sbwubl jereS S9ulsimmer eerdumia
senus 1T. um iedSts Sdilern bequemt
plibe ;u 9eben, mar Ter &aun, tp9 81
flein, I'm ale bic antpel enten 6erre1 uni
Dan,en NIT Siben ju serlebeu. aaa
Na4oem ii@ bic @er(ammlun9 unite,
benz @ori1s bee surmalisen @euperneura
6errn &amiey or9anifrt Bate, er5Fnet,
elmer Der .anrpeltnpen Yrebteer bic Bete,
nit ei1eu, @ebete aus ben, Stesrttff.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20

Sn BET u8reten Yre11e" ypn Sn>
btanappltS leleu mir: &pbert
8lum>s Ippesta9 1purce bier in per
Eurnbaue am Dienita9 Ntenp in eirem
&reiie BON Mdnnern 0eleiert. Der &eb.
piele les Blattes bielt e{ne fur;e Mni prade,
wprin ct iaate, pab ne Stride RS Sort
16rttts bic Gage ibrer Mdrtyrer eben 10
ppbl feiern mine> 1pie bic STRIDE bes
Niidf4ritts bic @epenftase ber tbrtoen
feiere. St betra@tete Npbert BLUM 1T
spetf adler Weil i, +. ais Mann beS 8plfes,
unp als 8ertreter celelben ; 2. als 6Ib>
rer bet Deutl9 &atbclifen urc ber Gcrtz
i6ritatemesun9 auf 9eittsem @ebtete
Iberbaupt. Gr ldlpb oantit, paB Ct be-
bauptete, pas eeutide Golf mii6e ert y
stall unr oetfi9 iid b~efreien> ebe es
bic po!ittibe Treibeit ~errin9en FINITE. Der
BIr9er miile erf bic Gele(en> unp 2ebrz
jnneenzGyrannei auf9eben unc Der Bauz
er mIl1e I'M &nedt uno per Maop eft
slei9beredti9te Mitmerlden ertliden. Der
reide Bauer mii1c ntdt mebr BON vMis<
beiraten" lpreden, >renn feline 5c4ter Ell
men arnten Burden beiratben noble: l1nb
ale %;uiamu1en mleten erlt 1t& BON Der
ouswdrti9en, eer rSmtl@en 8ne@t=
16aft befrien. Das Mlts mine ppraus
9eben, ebe ras Wplt GUT pplitil&m Gret>
belt %selansen tSnnte. @&liebli& eeutete
er nod ben Beirut rer Deuti&en in cieiem
9anoe babtn> pab 0e feline Deutl&tbiimez
lei treibe>,, ipnpern Trdser pes peutl@en
@eiites iein unp tbm @eltun9 Seri@afen
1olten.
Snhaltl9were Wcrte pelde man rt@|
oft 9enus iaBen fam, uno penen mir GET
ne AUDI in BET vWtnel ota StaatS3eitunS'
Naum 9eben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20

paul erl6tint> 10 If ou@ iie nod mid
t%anquerott unc aecenft IS aud nidt /,
wereen, rrenn @elddftsleute fcrtfabu,
ansuseiaen 1,he rie Maenten unp Mbpnren:
ten uns nidt ;a lan9e pper stpis rparte,
loi1en nit Dem aunddti9en Gboler.
2anbzYo /. -Am IS. j.. 81. baber
un6 Die 6erren Burbanf u. s.. bic erlten
ppfidde gu &anb 9ebraht uni mir t5nnen
nun elmer rearlmdbi9et, td9liden YoifYer>
tinouns nit BEN Sittn entaeeen ieben.
Die arlne uf1eine Dcrrit" bic
sabre ;wilaen ct. paul unb @et ct.
poul, puree eur@ ben Sberif nit Be-
idla9 teleet. Die Gteentbln,er 19ulpen
$4,000 unp uDorrit" Bat tteie 9umnne au
redeu. @ir 1aben tleine Bpote NIT Wen<
iden 9efillt trcB tes ldweren Greiteiles
ben GluB r~allren. IS frd9t iid io1tt bic
@eieQl@aft ni@t ibren 6reitrtef oerwirten,
bur4 bic len 59aeen, BET bas Nublitum
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iten i'm Stanoe iinr. Die Mmeritaner
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Philharmonic Society 9ebilpet.
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lpta Banfen unb ibre Mpteu tUnnen mir Neripa-
tu,s ,pesen ert III Der nddltcn @umrner seben.
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