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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
S. w. FOWLE & CO.. ProprietOrs,

The genuine Is sirn0d II. BUTTS on the wrapper.
s. w. EONLE * Co. 'rOprictOrS,
TON.
For sale by their agents everywhere, and in Lewis
hugr by ]. J Walls and +. :. CALDWELL and in New
Berlin by Mrs. Margaret NJ Stees. eowIj
Time Table --Lewisburg R.R. Station.
MOVING SOUTH.
Express (maiD do l0i6 AM
Freight x Accommodation $3.50 VI
MOVING NORTH.
Freight & Accommodation ESQ \ VI
Express (rqGiD passes Lewisburg 4:36 VI
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DR.. WiStar'S BiISam of Wild Cherry

Whrrr the above preparation Is known. il is we'll
tahli>hrt an iutallr Remedy for the Curc # 'OLs
,ShI TaTod'. H0Tsrs,ss BTDpcsitis. Si,iinq II
Bi-f Iaia IN The Br>ust CrosJ, UAh~p.Hg GtJA. and
form o: rULNoN,EY COMPLAINT that IL a work
sulrrrrogatioH 10 speak OF its merits.
Discovered 10y well known ply stefan morr than twen-
years since il has ~ the wonderful il has .
ted been constantly aprr,catns III public favor, until its
and its reputation alike UNIVERSAL and 1t IL
known and cherished by all ani their L. lc.ipn
who have restored to health by its the GREAT
REMEDY fnr all diseases which IT profs>rs cure.
Sr James Clark ply yscian to Queen Victoria has given
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LEON all sections Of the country subscribers to this
popular Art Institution. tncw in its sixth year.
being received in ratio unparalleled with that OF
previous year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

say-Wc understand that Fleming W
Pollock, late Cashier of the Bank at Lew
isburg, has been elected Presiieut Of the
Shamokin Bank
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Lewisburg. Nov. 7, 1859
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DbI@I-' VSIi VI IIsthCItT. III as
w sorted packages Nos !. - and .. ThpIu-,ity
j. unusually ne this season. AI-o. shad T.rrr- an
JUdh~h iur SAFE hy tuAMBEELIN ElD'S.
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Bssnsss Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
1i5, otAsYwise el0.
funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to SpaSs oeeupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rAtea.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
Aesd 81 Special Eoticss," SosSis fAs ev1snsyr
ysaes.
Special Notices In the Local Column - csnh
per line. M
Advsrtissnsnts osdsred on The inside exclu-
sivsly In the Daily, after the drst two week 4,
50 per cent. more than the above rates.
All fvsnstssl sASsrftsene~fs assf - pSdd for
n s1ssseA fThis fAis will nst hs varfsd 1rsn
when 1A4 advsrtiseT uses the weakly AAone,
the prizes viii bs the Same a In the Dxiiy -
Whore the Daily and weekly ars 10th ussd,
- par cent. will bs deducted from the aggre-
gate Am0unt.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 90 much Tor the space he oeeapies, the
ehangsa. ksing sAargeahis for ths oomDssition
only 1Gs paan il now Hsnsfally sdspted.-
Our charge for changss will bs Is cents per
square.
- In all cases where advsrtissnsnts are
discontinued before the expiration OF the year
the time contracted for, they will be charged
mp q car regular rstss for the ting actual
~ In.
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JMO. N. 0RIFTITH,
I . q "A 8 . a g y,
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKER;


For New York Missoari, Illinois ana Psnnsy yivans.
f@n,ne Ia naSos !. sna ;, uiy raoPs..y Soas'
for the following responsible
~ ,.,u..rss s,y. ,ws 'or'As,. ~ s.. ,opx c,rv
-. ~ 80
LAMAR FIRE fNS Cn NEW ynRK CITY
s-'-''
ATLANTIC FIRE ins. co. NEW YORK cl11.
OuAKrR CRY MARINE IN. co. PHIL.
FAcTFrn PINE 4 MARINE rNa M. ST. LOuIs.
no1oALDh DhN1rl1 LIS iS.oo''S'"A1N'''
and ousasr City is. = ps
Ans .ss TOT snlPmss. 20 -. 80 pa,:.:. 49, nsoAA
lu y D..1.. = ,,.s s p.sSt
-
INsURE YOUR LIVES
=
Musuai Benefits Life InsuraAce Cs.
Nett Accumulated Capital 12. .742, ,325.73.
a,-,. 49,, n'.-.--
n nan o. q .ns Aannh III s%la@ r. "; - rsess snrs
IN Caaa. Nots TOT 'ne os0ef SAia - - psa ons-
interest, n;v,a..a. ..,,r rn,r.v.r,v.
Annuaa Ds,acnvs, sscIss'nS ~
Per csnt., paid 70 tho insured ana NOT 10 'no
0socAaTaes1'
- sscv -, ~ :. :. . slo ASuuAey - ~ .0 p1,s:o
panies, on 1nifo pshee'; nr ma ssI ry,mu yoIr
JnO =. SnAA3AAn' Assns.
heokuk, Jan. =. os-olm olm------
. rlRE uNsURANCE.
MA. aIaIe Mutual
OF ST. LOUIS.
n..scro.s,
Is M.cura s M RdSell. C.S. .0reelv.
wrwsr q. n PSck W .Alsxsndsr.
I.-.. R-ith. a. n. pomerov d d. Paee.
EILInTT. S.c,v H. III. RD0ELL. .Presst.
nd sxrs4 4-nIxARpous nrsEs rAKns.
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aEo, G. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER "a ncLAr
IEsTABLIsHEDI IN Is<8.l

BANKING HOUSE OF
q n q H9 q o. 4 N ID Y R O n 4 q o.
I HAVE this day admitted - : partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years). The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conductsd under the hrm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses az NOT
the oldest in Iowa, The now Arm solicits eontin-
aance sf former patronAgeso liberally sxtsndsd to
the senior partner
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
chan nge, on the day Of payment, frss Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
ner,vis
RE1BRxHcxs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanicr i Co., Bankers.N
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller = Browse, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman + Gelpsks, Chicago.
Msehanics' Bank, Pittsbsrgh.
farnsrs' Deposit bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsston !" Cinsinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., " Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksok nj, Jan. ], IS. 0RO.C. ANDERSON,
jAn6d
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Pc II. kOMAX,
Aesor y = q u = ~,
"ILL praceies regular ~ in the District Court
w Of the United states at Burlington, in The
Distsiet Court Of Lee County, and in the Supreme
Court of this state.
Of6cs on SesDad-st., 6rst door over the Banking
House Of w. Thompson Co.
noyl6dAm
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JOBEPH DLECH,
C0n49CsIoner,
Main st., bet. oth and 9Th. .........KEOKUK.
M Of Ill kinds Of Cakes and
N10AnAi1. PyraniAs, -. All orders for parties
will - promptly attended 70, q tho shortest no.
ties and - the most approved styls.
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JAN, - 1859.
Through Tickets,
E
FROM 1xK6NUkS'F7 heas 9
To indianapolis first class - rs
To Cncinnati, hnt class. ....... ............ IL 80
9-Passsngcrs leaving Keokuk in the morning
reach Indianapolis next day In the afternoon, and
Cincinnati In the evening, with
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARSl
A1-Tnvsisrs for any point In the Union or
Csnadas can procure
THROUGH TICKETS.
Good Until Used,
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Aain-St., bstussn First end SsconI,
oPPosrrE ZEE BILLINGS HOUSE,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
J n. TEWKEBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FR EIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES cam
be made NJ this office.
Jan. 8, l8b0-d
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D. =. CAREY,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Na. 40 Main.af hAt. I'd and 4th.

KEOKUK........
LAS opened at ths above stand. nsxt door to II.
l. j. D. Woodward \ Co., general assortment Of
goods in hs line. and will bs pleased to sss any aad
Provisions.
Jan. "a, lS50-d
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EDWARD DEANS,

OveRcOasanGs ~ CosGs
vIvHE subscriber will sell the balance Of hii
= Ovsrcostings 1t cost, until January lst.
DsolOd E.R. SMITH.
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keoku ~ . IT. ID es n oi n Il Mlnnssos n
r AL X o. D..
ON An GE OR ~ Nh
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm and after this date and until further notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train will ran each way
daily, (sundsys excepted,) ~ follows.
Leaving Ksokuk st 0:1O \.
Leaving Bentonsport as ESQ Pm.
Connecting ct the latter place, q heretofore,
with the coaches Of the Western Stare Co.. for All
points in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
NEBRASKA, Kansas, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louis, Louisvills,
Cincinnati, and the East, may 10 had at the Once
la Benton sport.
1-Ears as low as the lowest. to al Southern
and Eastern Cities.
sAML A. BLACK,
Superinteadent.
~Tieket 0f6ee under Hatch 4 Thonpson .
Bank, and 1T Railroad Depot.
Once in Kilbourne' Block.
Keokuk, Nov. 6.'ss-dtv
kesk1ks ms. PlsasanI = Musca1Ins
4 -
RAIIROAD. 4'7's
CHANGE or TTAEl
. r y Il IL Y r = lNy
To take effect on Monday, January II, 1859.
ESROM and after the shove date and until fur
L thsr notice, One Passenger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follcws:
Leaves Keokuk daily t61ndays eXoeptsd) at
0s3O o'clock .. IN. Arrives 81 Aoatrose at 7:ix
Returning. .leAvss Montrose ct 6:l6 p. M. Ar
nvcs ut Keokuk at g p. m.
Forming, in connection with the West srn Stage
Company, daily line to Burlington, making s1re
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
B. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLlN, Lessee.
J. r. TEwKsIUsY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
jan l3, ,59-dkw
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WTAGOh CD0K.

2;11
Christmas and New Year Gifes
NO. 4. ESTES HOUSE.
Now GeeAs lust Received, and m ore
CsmingI
Selected expressly for the Holidays, con-
sisting OF
FINE WATCHES sILvER-wARE
AID AND
z w l. X y. FANCY GOODS.
Clocks and Plated ware,
CUTLERY AND SPECTAOLEs,
~Which will be sold Low for Cash. -
Watches, Jewelry and c locks Repaired, and War;
NO. Estes House, Cor. Main Sth.
Nov30d sAML q. BRIDGES.
Ladies' Fancy Hair Pins |!
assortment lust received q No.1 Estes
n House, corner Of Main aad Sth strssts.
Deed s. @. BRIDGES.
ArAHmELE = $50, -
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS., &
AND pEALRRs IN
Fine watches, crooks. Jeweiry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. STA Msin-st., between "a snd Sd.
KEOKUK,...-
HAVING lately added largely TO our facilities
I'LL for MAHuv AcSuRMO AMD RsRAInlHa Jevslry
I'VE ars now prepared TO % al kinds Of work psr.
tanning to that businsss In the most approved
style.
Gsl1 Rings Of any sise or quality made to
order.
PArtseulas attention paid to the repairing Of
Watches, b. HfHsf CLAss WosKnEn. All work
warranted To give satisfactian.
@=
eyes that can b suited. Glasssa matchsd and sst
Cash paid for old Silver and CalifoSnia Gold.
novedkw PARMELR BRO.
v. n. AusrlH. o. !. ALssKs.
W.. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. ns MAIN-sT.,
WE GUARANTEES ALL GOODS sold by NJ to be
w as represented, and deliver goods bought 1t
retail 10 any part of the city. FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several 6ouring mills We are
prepared ~ a times to sell at wholesale and retail
all grades Of FLOUR ut the lowest market prices.
Orders from the Country. accompanied By the
Cash OF Prodace, win b nllsd PROMPTLY st the
LowEsr wH0LnsALB PRDCns.
CASH PAID
For all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dec- 80, bS-dAw
SUGAns-cru'hsd,
and Clarified,
for sale BY VII. AUSTIN 90.
dse30dxw
M OLAss Es-Belchsr's and st. Louis Rsans-
IVA ry--in bbls. hlf. bbls. and kegs-for sale by
dscSodkw VII. AUSTIN : co.
rOfEEE-RO,
and Costa Rica,
i's s:s.:asy. =; Z WI. AUSTIN : 90:
CUGAR-CUKED HAMS,
~ Country do
Shoulders,
and Side Meat.
for sale BY III. AUSTIN 4 co.
DEF TONGUES and Dried Beet, at
- dscso W. II. AUSTIN Z CO.'S.
FATM -MAVEN OYsTERA
u DCRI WE'D every evening, fresh, and for sale
~ isx sy v. Y. AUSTIN co.
EL0URs fLOuMi-A large lot Of .li grades
deesOdiw VIII. AUSTIN CO.'S.
XXITNDOW SASH and FRAMES, ail siSes, for
| w sale Low by W. IL. AUSTIN a co.
WRAPPING PAPER, ali sisss Of Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, fvr
sale Low by w. Ii. AUSTIN co.
dec3odkw
Ia OSTETTRR'S HITTkks,
| Ii Schisdam Schnapps,
Leslie Stomach Bitters,
Lsslie,s Ginger Wine,
For sale BY W. II. AUSTIN \ co.
/ dec30d4w
nT II L A D i r sIl&A
MRS. M. TALON ~
RESPEcT7ULLY soLICITs THE ATTENTION
OF THE LADIES TO HER
NEW sToOK
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TNHR latest styles and fashions and various quail.
) titles TO suit all tastes have been selected
Bonnets,
/ Ribhons.
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New Millinery Goods.
MXN MISS u. KING, informs the Ladies'
- of Ksokuk, that she has retarnsd with !
large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
she will sell At very low prices. Her store son the
south side Of Main street, between 2nd and Sd.
aep n a.
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No. 3O6.
direct Importation
or
II A r DWAR e A Nd CUTL ERY,
s.. W. q II. TUCKER.

I IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
/ have in store, and are receiving their supplies
rthe spring trade, direct from the maker, which
they o6sr TO cash and prompt tins-buysEs on fa.
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large.
they confidently solicit An examination Of the
same. S.W. W.AH. TUCKER,
May 1o-dAw Sign Of Red Paddock.
4 MES sHOVELs.- large stock Of Ames'
"a Ehovels for sale low by
maybe s.w.AH H. TUCKER.
CCYTHR STONRS.--seythe Stones, Of diasrsnt
- kinds,in quantities 70 suit.
GCYTHb RIFLRS.--Various qualitiesof 6syths
~ Riassand Sharpsnsrs for sale hy
ITCKLES.-A good article 81 6isIIss Tor sale 6y
- lmayl01 S.W. II. TUCKER.
(ykINDsToNEs;-T The Bsr.a adrindston.s, ofvs
~ rious sisss, for sale by
g.. Wan. TUCKER,
t6ign OF the Nod Padlook,)
MaylodAw Cor. Of Main "A 6ts.
LvENCR NAILS,
T. Fire q do
s:;::':a 5::;:: 4 + 70 '''nsA. superior .s''s'.
FINISHING 90
Barrel do
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of The Belmont brand, j.st reoeived and for sais
low BY s. w. II. TUCKER,
SOkH ,aasdsn, Grubbin9 and other HOES;
~ Spadss, Shovsls, Nat tocks and Picks;
Scythes. Hnaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow.bslls, kakss and Ooen Plantsrs;
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives
Hay, 6aTaw and AansSs Forks,
iery on hand and for sale low BY
msy8dAw g. ii. TUCKER.
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DkAcTtCEc only In the Civil Courts Of Record,
i anA ts1DeM his tims chieAy 10 Osmm srsiai
cascs. Business from abroad will receive careful
attention. Once No. ~ Chssnut street.
JsA. A.. st0-dAwly
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no .EaIn An9lD SuEUH+I G1l ,naGuE
8ier Tage NeueteS au8 Guropa.
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uog rii6te bon etuer glian3 3Dtidem 6raafs
a reid unb 8nRlanO. 6ran3Ofti6e Srnp>
6nu pen mari6iren mad Yttn1Oat. Sin
58s frau3Oiil6es gulei1en BON 500 @tltO>
3His neM Oraucs. sds6 :3dE g5f ~ uslgsl
Quebec, 8. Niai. Der Dampfer anslo
SarOn BON 2iDerpcpl nit Na4rtdten bs gum
81. Npril 1T an9etomnlsn. 9ais g5a ia.asJ I7G
Sine &rieeserfldruu8 bate nod nI@t ltatt'
aefunoen, aber bic tran5Olil&en Sruppen mars
idirten in BiemDnt Elm unp bic trIeserli4en Bes
meaunaeno auerten aIentbalben fort. aa
Sc sins bus @eri4t, Sefrei4 babe SarOt'
MEN IA Gage ~fernere .3elt CUR Grmdsu1S bes
ultimatumS se9ebeu. s
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Is abin9tOn, 9. Wtai. Dur Der Sui.
Dem @clf bon Utericc ab5ugeben ; ibre Ab1abrt
miro crit lpdter %erlpl8en, oa lie pOrber au8ges
bellert weroen milen. (6teraus erbe0t, baB
Der Crop lnl tpelben 01ule uiAt8 fir Gle 10
tbrt anertannte redtmdBi9e Ne9ierun9 Wtericp8
tbnrl Ulro. Sutton unO Water Witd lino 3,pti
tletne Rrte95pampfer. Die 0teo.) 5
Jtelere Nadri1teM aus G%alifOrnieu.
81. GpulS, s. Utul. Die llsberllnpe
pelt lift 9cltern AbenO init San ,Srunci8co Bs
ribtsn pom Is. Npril au9etpmmen. . LII
OaS @eieB, pCour6 bic 6 llotiAen @oun-
ties pcn @alifcruien al8 Elm neues Serritorium,
inter Dem Namsn Colorado Or9anilirt. merpea,
bat ben StaltSsS enat palirt (oie A1tmblp
betanntlt6 ldcn friber) unO 1T Dem @OuOer.
neur our unter5eiGnun9 iberl1idt wproen.
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Nprll. 9. 5. Wc@ormif, Democrat, lit nit
GROCER Wtebrbeit gum Wtapor ron YortlanO er
Wdolt iprrben.
Der Dampfer o8rotber 3onltban" bratle
S'ctorl1 Oatetl pom 9. Npril unD 800, 900 IN
@olOltaub. Die NadriGten pom obereu Sra
ger lluten Iebr ermutbtBeup. Ol8 untere Hlno
mar betna9e p~erlal1en unD Arbelter Dlren UNI
teinen Ptel5 gu babeu. se Talaa1
Die Sun 6ranclsco WtIlfte mlren unper
dnpert. Seit Ieeter Yolt linD feline 9diffe urn
atlantllheu t9afeu ausetcmuel ORR Dl6ti ab,
9eBauBeH. Ha1 an-ga< ge7 s rag.
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pier u@caBacOalco5" briuAt San I.anc,6co Ol
ten pom 20. April.
Der Oampfer SOaOra 8ins an Oielem 9ase
nit 100000 @rntanten unu 800 Balllaies
rem bon bort nah pauama ab
Aua atlantii1eh+ 06fen liuD feline Sdlf
Re an9etolnnlet, auBer Der y dragon" Don
Bolton. sasa
Die Na4ri4ten aus ben Miuen lauter
9iul1i9
Die @ei4dfte b~eiierten li4 in San 6rdn.
@On MegteO. 1l
New<OrIeans.9 Wiai. 8ir baber
init benz GOae1coalcO8 9tadrt1ten aus 8ero
@rn3 bis gum l. Wai.
@en. Gob(e5 nit 1900 ORann lt1no in Sala
pa un0 @en. qmpucil nit 20OO Uilnn i'm Ga.
ger Dor iener StlDt,
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amerttan1Aen @onIulu ~erlallen. ..a =
Die en9llI6e unD frans0ltlhe Blctte lpllter
SalrtttciOs am 2. W1at perlallen.
SrteTe bon Acapulco pom ~ y. ". mels
ben, Dap Die 2lberIlen S1n 8la8, Wu3ot.
Ian Wan5aniac unO @OlOnia senoumer
baben. ai4ll.at
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a. azA Bel Sam'I $. 05DDer.
RaAsI sfIfaB plttiper Nerfau ,

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So Uerbs an, DOnnetfas ben 10. Dlat, 1aamttaas UNI
= a1r, am 9lass lsIba %nassaitessnb tti3rteb.nes t&Snes GiAen~
NOt unb @sbddbe an ben Sabfette NON Mtatnanaraee Sp,.
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SrInSrsats 81 per Srputtas. Dtss &tsentban ipirs fret
Won nuen Xaten NIT etnem unb efreitbaren eGn iffeI rs.Soast
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