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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
A BEAUTIFUL E HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
70 TAsE GsREAT RsT AGr:gr

Nd WiO that gray IL I,stort L. iC!
~ heI color o. taiu bot lave ItsttItc,
Sut Noa3 be cured with Sick
S"ald b cured II s also T'hvve pii.
I THIS see circular and aEd tie :ClOElLE:
AAA AEnoA, SONCuLyT >, 1886
FhoF. o. NooD-DeaT sir: have hgsIa huh sa4u =
chests OF Your Hair Es>trsttNc, iGJ sN
been 80 Oiien Cheated quzCGeTy LACk Losf, IA
hair Dyes, &e Has aisPest9 to Il-e, E-lt,I4,t
the same category Niih tic
i-tcd quAcE remedies, "a II sur,I !,
some months since, when esy- he tuel assUTstr
lnducsd TIE trial "f EestOTsIi1t IaHus
u! ANY good vile, whose lair lac
tIrry white, and before eALasIiur oy Il cGT Ian, lot
Res her hair was TSstoFt6 lIly CglsaI
Eiossy uIon' aud entirely over tie ltaG re
~ not Iy because feet. tt
the hair bat eeHU-- 81 it, hrHhfI II e. y
head aUd mind OtAeFs OF 1suf.ly
eur krsOrstiTe, al th the
sAsrtieiSu Hhd douts aIactaT Lr.i
value entirely sIc do
have their hair TrstoIPd gIay - astu
sickness or ags, 20 original color by
persons who QUO have tLSis hair beautiful tUsiy
Very u!y AID gratefully your,
SOLOMON MANI
field before got R-stoTativs Iuf lc y
gave order your Detroit NLSr IUI
cUncluLru sirs A!aH'. Lair a. M Att,t
test OF itA power. IL has .
Nou! GOi and others family HI-d!
messed is elects, Using ana ,rransutIIt a.
otrr- a. vntiii'h 10 IL iEisst
'''''' 49, soI3&CS l,NN.
C1ElYIE, liz, June q, Issy
IhaEe used Prof o. J. Mons Hair EesIUIzIty., ana
have HdhiTt. its EoHdtIi effects. Sy Ia va Itt,u
n5, - drought tfatIIty say La II IL.
restorative IL has CRYSTAL color aI ,v
uo do4bt, peTu.aLtLtiy u.
;. BREssE, ex-senator, L. s.
Oh WOOD Co. Pro- r!rtSrs, IL Iross~sN : ! In
tie rtat n y Wire Railing Establisnt ana IL Auii,t
''isst, 80. LOUIS Mo And sou b ali Druggists
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FOR SHk-I1IEk.

MEsEs. HpIrozs anne ai,c, M. a ~afddst.
be elected sHrriH OF OaIo county ensuing A., lee
! ion. Isb2l Join l. HUBBARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

MEssRs Enrroas-Plcas' candidate for
the Office Oi Sn,Fn 0i Ohio county, tire ensuing SITIhg
Erection. Lteb- ANDEEM MmllE. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
COUNTY, COURT.

NRssRs. EpIIphS-Tlr-s- announce a candida
for reelection Clerk the County county
At the ensuing May Election tfbG JNO- McCOLLOCH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

Tie Doe'io.-Tt seems tlat the "rale blew
Hooded cayalycars," are not all in Washington,
On Friday evening last, two men, Mr.. W. C..
Murphy, dry goods merchant and Capt Rober,
Hunter of river steamer went out Oh the race
ground in the vicinity of Pittsburgh, aud took
aquiet pop at each other a difficulty origin.
ating in dispute a, a billiard table, was the
cause of the fight" and Murphy was the chal.
longing party. After much discussion as t.
weapons, pistols were agreed upon, and the dis,
lance ten PAGES. They met at the Collins Park
the secords, Mr.. Henry Wynnc and PinkeI,on,
having agreed that the pistols Should be loaded
with powder only.
ltis said that the Captain knew beforehand
that there were to be no bullets in the case,
bnt Mr.. Murphy fought with fell intent, and,
by previous arrangement, sure enough, down
wcnt the Captain at the second round. Some
mixture, lcs,mbling blood, was dashed upon
his face, and wnen the sanguinary effect Of the
fire was seen by Nj. Murphy, he made very
rapid tracks for the nearest point of egress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
RIvER AND WRATHFR

-.
ST. Lorls .lst-River rising rapidly, and
rather more ice running than yesterday. Full
iy q feet TO Carlo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
FROM MASIllNGTON.


MARCH l.-Senate executive session confirm
cd a large number Of appointments made dur
ing the recess
DIR. VIM. Jones vas nominated Post Master
at Washington, in place oil Barrett, whoss com
mission has expired.
The nomination OF Cook Cor Post Master at
Chicngo was warmly debated during t.; hours.
The discussion involved 4 question concerning
his moral integrity.
Geo AShman, before the Tariff Investigation
Committee, according to all accounts, said he
knew nothing whatever concerning the matters
about which he was Intercepted.
The Natteson Investigation Committee held
their first meeting on " ciueSday.
General Whitfield, in a letter received to-day
says Lanes party has served upon him a notice
10 quit, threatening that unless he win do SO,
they will assassinate him. He LAS sent his
family out of Kansas. lie intends To remain
and says house burning and murder M FIRE.
quent III Tie county opposite Saint Joseph, Mo;
families are driven cut, and several persons
have been kiiled-alSo ono In the county above
Prominent Democrats have calculated that
the Kansas and Minnesota bills combined ill
pass the Senate by Il or s, and the House 10y
about 10 majority
Samuel Mcdary was to-day confirmed l,y the
Senate p. NJ. at Columbus, D,
Tine Union says the Senate of the United
States have by very large and decisive vote,
decided the proposition for an increase of the
u - army. Inc commanding General of the
army asks for additional troops. The Secretary
of War sanctions the demand and the President
urges it upon Congress as n matter of PUBLIC
necessity. The Senate say No, and the State
have right to speak. The Executive mas done
it's whole duty and the responsibility rests u it'll
the Senate for refusing troops TO defend our
frontiers against hor.:eS Of savuges known TO he
under Mormon: influence and To be exhibiting
symptoms Of general and decided hostility TO
our people. The Senate takes also the resDun.
Sihiiity Of jeopardiZing the campaign against the
rebeIliouS MOrmOns. This, too the Senate have
right to do, and the people have "a right to
know that 1t assumes the responsibility Of tliis
act
The Speaker Of the House has refused tbe
necessary papers for transferring Wolcott. the
recuSant witness, now in Jail to the L. $ Attor-
ncy fer the District Of Columbia, TO be deal,
with by the Criminal Court under the law Of
Congress prescribing pains end and uenaIti.- IN
such casesin the event VI conviction
The position o( the Senators from Minn...-.,
upon the kansas question cAuse,i much r15ecuIa-
ton. The friends OF Gen. Shiei::= DENY the A.
se'tion that ne had give. MS opinion ia avur
Ot Lecompton. They maintain that ne is in per
feet harmony 9Th Judge Douglas This viii
explain the continued delay upon the part Of
the Administration
Henry \. Washington, late Professor Of His
tory in tie Vim. & Nary college oil Va. and cd
itor OF the Jefferson papers, was accidentally
killed, this afternoon, by a discharge from an
air gun, near this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

Its most OsTaie Cpsnlst= AMI Raid ,aa or d E.r
Son 4ssr anG ssar'or nae =en bT COM
pstent lua5e, Farmers. Axricuituras. nd ofIrr m
most simple possridl AMI rapid sch FOR seiio and
Corn ever is e-ter, that for tptv
sars to cone II can h propelled perfect ease 5y
10y iron g % ~ years OF sG, End Will SHE'LL HUSH
II FE al H. separating tie Com from the cob "a
FIt1"ut breaking particle Of either
-Elers N PATENT MaBHfAsr7r-Ts zla S--eti1or. -
Gisli to iake fortune with .-aAIi rauftsf Si,I4 -
eaase ity ~ oee- TheE- money IL tLls tr..orai-
County Y gnts fo- the States Of Virginia N0Fth ,roitr.
~ 5oEz;a ar. selling a. PFiees iiiAs u insure a i-
aese profi: Call early, they rapiiI- r-r,tf
hands Can oJerat- 4. s5..I = e.; ing
nsr Of Main and Qliney StFss;s. : Soi
,haSs "dresS' D. TCLINTocK
49, hef.tn VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
/ lttle Giant king of Fcothacb,

THIS preparation is JSlLJLe Ra
sGy for 1OOflACHE, Gtsd that tri iajurs the
Its II has been used by regular pTacticug p ciais
aud Dcti-ts, for number Ehp one
Of the valuable, well .rfect chruca
tiuHs "a
Persons Ie OF article % this kind al once zee
the Importance Of puTcEsiag Of responsible D-yriStE
and titus avoid thS POISONOUS hauked around y r.
responsible guaeks their aFrnts, ignorant Of
they Z selling
Prr,IaTgd Uniy i,y Or :. FtISDENEEEG, Druyris'
ivb2h Nc Washington Hall WherIiny Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

LET THERE RE NO SECRETS IN MfDJcINr, or Ia.
Their no pretended secrets. The Medical Facul-
ty publish soon as made, all their discoveries,
aud almost all that is known of real value for the
cure of disease, has been discovered by them
DR.. Aver takes the honorable honest course
and right because it is honest He goes to
work and invents the best remedy which mrdi-
cal skill can devise for the cure Of certain COM
tains his monopoly of it solely by making it
cheaper, better, more perfect than anybody else
can. Ii the people would exact this of ali who
offer medicines, they would have much less
tracle and trash to swallow.-Ne,o Orleans Or.
dnR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

CuEE Tue LIvER.-rhere is AN article selling
Throughout the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to DIR.
Sanford's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials. 1t is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or a general debility that so often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, and
it is Sad most of his cases were treated with
the Invigorator with such nvariable success
that he has been induced to offer it as family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
his discovery. If those who are troubled with
debility, headache, langou., or slow, lingering
fever Will try bottle, we think they might save
physicians's bills, and days, perhaps years of
suffering Ohio Statesman
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
nm nm NTELLIGENCER
79TS0AY MORNING, MARCH ?, 1855.

-~--.., CIRCULATION of any Pape: in West
Lzfs' ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02


The Mun1s of a consid cradle part of the
Wheeling delegation, recently on a pleasure ex-
corsion East, 10 doubt heartily accorded to
lion. Shcrrad Clemens, Senator Caldwell, and
other representatives fom our district, for their
kind efforts to make their constituents enjoy
themselves While in Washington and Richmond
To them our visitors are indebted for q great
deal of their enjoyment.
For Captain Dukehea,t of the B. & o. r. r.,
too, we have a grateful word for his pleasant
attentions to the WheeIingites under his charge
Some IN like Lion, 90 cut Ikea La.a6,''
iswritten of the month of March. Yesterday
was the first of the month 1t neither came in
like a lion nor like lamb, nor 'like weasel"
it neither roared nor did it bleat, but came in
IKE well-tempered day should, in well regu-
lated weather. 1t rained all day Sunday and
Saturday night, and Sunday evening the snow
commenced falling, and yesterday morning the
earth was covered with white shroud, he
qaeathed 10 us by old winter when he went down
to his grave
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02
Nk1LIH ~ EC0LYOlnI:.I-

HkILIA 1ND ECONOWIl
pills niEIETIc SALERATCs y deprived Of every IL.
purity aud Hiie used heSvraislx "a uirsrtions "a .
- t,aE. ia sagsFtori;y bsklng soda .ni
=. y -, - taasns Bread, Biscuit Cake, PAstTy
ssisf9l Use; II nay Is uzs1 ihs A. any -. =
~ hsa usee Ska to-esfa er ZfsfT all -, II
a. 5-tgAga more ortffy t.sa shea yeast ussd.
J ios ss;ils NH tS.aHt II 2Gs t1r E.d with
1-tt' .ScIE nying each PsessgS.
E9r-se HIly % <. II LOGAN Z c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

"A have Tec-IVeo tis ar=k, greet variety al Il. NJ.
~ Ae, Doth vocal aEd iistIuI-SLIsii when - he
ioend .-'-GeV- kOots" plceC-btpaIftu lHy. l.
i"'eT's GEsye-ChaT. Ne BIUiItIs; hLL.,..Ic
hui-sEa Tu Hold; Oh sly Love Saiisur bUl- ar
ranged Tor the PaLOi Ny C'laSe Hous--Lezut:Uy LILs.
tfsi5i Ihe Lay o: Ps1taiiiastTGteO, tETaLc-
'A. UIeaias Ihst IiAtte me NLSn Cfd, Snp soLEs
Of hptei Near Again Iilose SiIyery Chiiit-. o.,
Psii'; Messenger bifGi Ta igh .eaty
a-eiy %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-02

tbs LARGE House just been tLotsuELIy rem, .t,
ANT rraitri. OPenvt -, IsS5 CLsTESs 81 :, I,T
Nss' iVC--ls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
BuckHheat as Food.

NJ. lsidore Pierre has recently been ma
king some investigations on buckwheat,
from which we condense the following in
teresting results: Buckwheat cakes are
equal to pure white bread as regirds the
phosphates or bone-making material. and
nitrogenous principles which they contain
and are superior to bread in fatrv matters.
The general yield of the bucksheat when
cooked, is about three times the weight Of
the flour used, showing that such -four will
retain 40 TO Al per cent. of water. Between
different ba'ches of ground buckwheat there
is srea: dissmilarity of fcomposition-one
batch containing nearly seven times as
much nitrogen. twenty-five times the
amount of phostha'es, and hundred and
fifteen times as much fatty matter, as an
other. The bran is the richest portion Of
the buckwheat, but cannot be digested by
weak stomachs. The finest qualities of buck
wheat Aour, and the white mill dust especial
ly, are very suitable for children and per-
sons in delicate health, while the coarser
varieties require a strong stomach AMI m Ich
exercise for their perfect digestion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

TRIUMPH OVER EVIL We are reward
ed for every triumph we make over tempts-
ton. I will suppose there are many who
have struggled against the vanity of vain
pleasures, many who have put down evil
thoughts with strong will; many who,
after long, and it may be, an unesrtsia
conflict with the seductions of the world,
at length lave triumphed. will put il to
them whether, then they have compared
and so prevailed against the evil. and their
heartr have not softened and melted within
them, whether they have not felt within
their bosoms seraphic influence! They
have so fel.; and 80 it will ever be. No
sooner shall they have driven from them
the tempting demon of pride. of vanity, of
snger,--ne sooner shall the devil have left
them, than angels will come and minis er
unto them. -Jerrold. sst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

OF Whatever the wind may do IN WIN
ter, il cannot be denied thst in Spring IT
Turns crer . lew (asf"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

LIVING IN lSpIA.-A Mahommedan yeo'
man of British India says that he eats three
quarters Of a seer of rice day, which he
values at half an anna, or three iarthings
half chittack Of salt, one quarter of pice
not quite half fa:thing, one chittack ot
oil, /! pce, or a half penny; half seer oi
milk, four pice, OF three hali-peDce; fish
vegetables, and spices, three Pice, or rathe
more than penny. In all, 4sd. But thr
Mundie (or head man) is sometimes luxuri-
GUS, and INDUCES in fowl. and this ctst
him 9 pice, Sd. He says that all his house
hold live precisely as he does. 1t had been
ungallsnty urged against the Hindoo ladies
that they eat more than the men, and Mo-
keen Mund'e makes tho same complaint
against the houris Of the true faith. lie
explains it by saying they and the children
have nothing else to DO, and they eat SIX or
seven times a dav. Moreover, he says. they
are fond of sugar candy. and this is an ar
ticle that must be procured rom Ca'cuit'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

GA coquette is said to be an imperfect
incarnation of Cupid, as she keeps her
beau, and not her arr VS., in a culver.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

Gran advocate OF alprovincisl town in
France, was a few d'ys ago waited IN BY =
sausage dealer. who said: "SI-. want to
consult You ii.a dog devours saussges
placed in my window. can | make his
owner raw the dsmNge," "Ce-tainly sjn
,hst case. p.eese 20 pry me isfr., :'r your
dog Nss ius, eaten ssussges of nine to that
ex,ant." The aaroca-e ps'G tne money
An hour stAr the dvocs,s's clerk. called
on the sausage dealer and el,imed !3iE. 6ee,
for ga consultation fee about sassagssi"
and the trsdesmar, to his intense Imortit-
,sriun, hsd to hand over tbs sum claimed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
Prostitution in New York City.

Prostitution in New York City.
There are six thousand public prostitutes
in the city of New York.
The msjOrity of them are from fifteen 70
twenty five years Of age.
Education lie a; very low standard with
them. .f
One fifth of them are married women.
One-half of them have given birth to
children, and more than one-half of the or
dinary,rat among children are illegitimste.
The ratio of mortality among children of
prostitutes is four times greater han the
ordinary ratio among children in NsW York.
Many OF these children are living in the
abodes Of vice and obscenity.
The majority Of these women havs been
prostitutes for less thaa four wears.
The average duration Of a prostituts's
life is only FOUR YEAas.
A capital OF nearly four millions Of dal-
lara t$4 .Ooe .ooo1 is invested in the busi.
ness Of prostitution.
The annual expenditure on account of
prostitution is more than seren millions of
dollars.
There is an average of 2ooOl abandoned
women constantly maintained at the public
expense in the hospitals on Blackwelrs L.
land, and their ages cu brace almost every
period of life, from grlhcod to tottsring
old age.
OF these two thousand professions! cour-
texans only about ,hree-eighths were na-
tives of the United States:
This is no fancy picture 1t is horrible
picture. but true one The statistics have
the official stamp upon them Of DR.. VIM.
w. Sanger, the resident physician of
Island
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

DANCING THEIR .RAses OFF.--Two un'
sophisticated country lssses visited NibIo's'
in New York, during the ballet season.--
When the shor-skited. gusslmer.clad
nymphs made their appearance on the stage
they became restless and hdgetty. 20
Annie" exclaimed one, soito rocs. "Well'
Mary" alt ant nice. don't like IT," 81
don't care" 1T ant hice, end ] wonder
aun, brought us to such place" Hush,
Mary, the folks will l.ugh at YOU" After
one or two filings and piroue,,e, the blush
ing Mary said, 20. Annie, le's go; it ami
nice, and | don't feel comiortabie." "Do
hush, Mary" replied the sisteI, whose own
face was scarlet, though it wore an mir oi
determination, "it's the first tine ever vas
a; a rhsa,er, and ] suppose !, ny. 90 tns
last, so I'm just going &c stay II eat !: iaey
dance every rag of thar backs,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
nrWhen Clemen. xiv, ascended th

6.rWhen Clemen. xiv, ascended the
papal chair the ambassadors OF the several
states. represented a, the court, waited on
his Holiness with their cong 'atulaticns. AZ
they we're introduced. and severally bowed,
he also bowed to the complimen. On this.
the master Of the ceremonies told his Ho'i-
ness that he should not have returned their
salute. 81 beg your pardon" said he; "l
have not been Pope long enough to forget
good manners"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

GRAN excited young man, to show his
az ,lity recently jumTed from an express
train, while going at the rate of fifty miles
per hour. The last seen of him, he was
g ing fip-fap at the rate Of seves,sen
revolutions a minute, and the air was ehoek
full of d;cky strings, and the fragments Of
gaIter boots and torn linen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

GA lady, complaining how "a idly time
stole av ay, said, "a las! am near forty"
Scarron. who was present, and knew her
age, said, "Do not fIet about it, madam, for
you will get farther and farther from that
frightful epoch every day."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

0-An Irish lawyer lately made politi-
cal speech In which he alluded to Irish
bravery after the following style. Said he.
The wicked flee when no man pursueth,
bui an Irishmsn would turn at bay and Sght
rs bould as q lio1."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

eTA young wife demonstrated with her
husband, a di>sipatoi spendth.ift. on his
con'uc,. My love-" said he, al am Ike
the prodigal son-l shaiFr form by and BY" :"
land vii be the projigal son. too" ste
replied. "for I will arise and 60 to my
father" and accordingly off she went.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

AuDIroR's OFFICE, BELMONT COUNTY, }
-FE-s Clasvile, November 20, 1858.
~1aryE besesy of Lands aud
Town Lots and other property described heogorg List 50 much
If and penalty charged
be sd Court House. Cairsye the I'd Monday OF
January bsins January 1851 by the Treasurer of said
Penalty paid the Treasurer said county
that time .7-.
The portion Of
o'clock Of
S. GRESSINGER Auditor Of Belmont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

WaTER.-Of the human frame, bones in
cluded, three-fourths is water. A common
sized man, is, therefore, thirty-hve pounds
of carbon di luted NTH six buckets of water.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-21

SGtEtnprs, pea ~. Sult 1893.
SIN lteberetnaimnuns nit Der SEetnGOre bee 8uryernet'
# rs UNI Staetratbs ppn Baltimore, miro btermtt rem &t1sn.
bIuetu nabtebeub befbr tbener 2rts, Tel@e fir bic QFiNe'
-una Der SVSGetsrrS v ley a1eBt wureer, ad6r,0t erGsbs,,
bdR, weuu oelastes Enlightenment lanrtt Gacn Soften nt0t in.
ketbalb | 9ae,n, mad Msiauf Stsler gtUtti al tea Gt3s
GsGeetpr ttabt Dirp ss IL ns 9atat tt, ale VO,S fur Ge@s
nl6t bsSatI wOrtsn IN, SUN Gnfiaf a%bjusetesa.
SO. 2. BeanneaS fur eielslbs an pee Su0ietC pru &POie'
berry aIsp, ~unaerder ia 5us 6 asa UsftltR ssn 0ss iiOre4'
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