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SHAWIS.

Black chantilly lace mantillas, embroidered collars
underseeve g,,ods. Black broadcloth and cashmere
very low. Plain and fancy cassimeres, way down I!
Summer goods, cottonades, all grades, and white
checks marseilles. Notified and fancy nank cons
Linens, plain and drilled, farmers and mechanics
gold medal cassimeres, only 35c. Farmers double
cashmere, only 2sc. Queensware, clothing, drugs,
paints, oils, hardware, notione, hosiery, gloves,
sive notice. We have full varieties of wall paper
from DC. to 3lc. Common and velvet bordering at
ready pay prices. Parasols, all shades and prices.
Hosiery and gloves, everything desirable. Queens
ware, customers all say sell from Is to 90 per
cent lower than our competitors. We can vouch for
and wooden goods at prices to please all. We fre-
quently goods bought elsewhere at from 25 to 80
per cent. advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only Ike, do shrting stripe, 1lc., heavy shrtinRs
only &c. BIeached, and fine unbleached cottons, We
can beat the manufacturers on these, as we have
full stock, bought last Fall, at mnch lower rates than
1bax
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FAIR OF THE w. R. H. B. ASSOCIATION.
AT meeting of the Directors Of the Wss-
tern Reserve Horse Breeders Association,
held at the Office Of the Secretary, on Mon.
day last, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 27th, 2sth, 29th and so'h
of September next, were fixed upon as the
days for holding their next annual fair
The list of premiums, we understand, will
be published shortly.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
Local AND PERSONAL.

:, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
bAlLY-Golng North via Railroad.
T, Depart at 5,3l A. NJ. Mail close at 500 A. N.
DAlLH-GOing South via Railroad
Depart at II %. A. NJ. Mail close at 10 50, A. M.
BRMl.WEEKLY-Chardon
!, Arrive every Wednesday, and Friday. by 4, Pm
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. NJ
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A q CRAFTS

q, ..-. IA. s. CRAFTS,
Eclectic Physician rand Surgeon. Once and resi-
dence on Cedar street. RaVenna, July 81, Is5o-ly.
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THE GREAT WESTERN NURSERIES
sourH SIDE CT RIVER,
TOLEDO, OHIO

Cultivate largely Fruit and ornamental.trees, Ev-
ergreeps, stocks and seedlings, for nurserymen,
Green House and BeddiDg-out PlaEts. Also, gen
eral assortment Of Nursery Articles.
Orders Solicited and Contracts made TO Deliver at
any K. r. point In the U, s.. Packages delivered 10
Forwarders or any part Of the City tree Of charge
@. HIBBARD WHITE, Supts PEEsTieE; Proprle'
tor. s. A. TAYLOR, Agent.
Ravenna, June l6, le59-6w.
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THE RAvENNA BOOK STORE is now receiving
a large stock of Fine Stationery, Letter and Note
Paper, Cap Paper, Bnvelops, Pens, Pencils, Pen
holders, Writing B ooks, Composition Books, Draw
ing Books, Drawing Paper, Blackboard Crayon,
States and Pencils, Portfolios, Anold's Writing Flu
i'd, Indelbs Ink, Blott!ng Paper, lnkstandS-all to
be sold very cheap.
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MowIKe MATCH AT New MrLFoRD.-We
regret that other duties prevented our attend.
ance on the moving match at New Milford
on Wednesday of last week, but we learn
from gentleman who was present that ev
cry thing passed off in the most agreeable
manner. There were seven mowers enter
ed for trial, and all did the work SO we'll that
the committee was unable to decide, with
with any degree of impnrtiality, as to the
relative merits Of any. Balls Improved
Ohio Mower and the Buckeye Mower they
considered equal in point Of draft.
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New COUNTERFEIT. - The Cincinnati
Commercial says that new and dangerous
counterfeit 81 bill on the State Bank Of
Ohio, Branch at Cndiz, is in circulation. 1t
is so we'll done that good judges OF paper
money failed to detect it before comparison
with genuine bill. 1t is thus described:
The bill is lettered H., and signed J. R.
Finn, V. Prest., and VIM. Phillips, Cash.
The Vignette is almost complete in its lmi-
tation, the principal fault being that in some
parts the shading is very coarse, presenting
the appearances of having been hurriedIy
done. The sledge hammer lying at the foot
Of the figure in the left hand corner OF the
Vignette is lily proportioned, while in the
genuine the representation is exceedingly
accurate. The female figure on the right
end Of the bill instead OF being filled up with
hair lines is finished with dots, resembling
more a lithograph than a copper plate en-
craving. The bill throughout evidences the
work of master hands, and the city has been
flooded with them.
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GLASS WARE.-Just received a very
VI large assortment, consisting ofTumblefs. Cob :
lets, SpO holders. Sauce dishes, &C., &c, Heavy
huted Tumblen at Ct cents Call and see them.
June2, 1859. p. H. d CO.
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TELLER IN THE BANK.-The Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Portage County Branch Bank
have sppointed our friend, CHARLES E. WIT
TER. az Teller in that institution to supply
the place of R. V. SUTHERLAND who has
entered upon similar duties In the Banking
House Of WAaD & CHlTTENDES at Cleve'
land.
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RAVENNA MARKET-JULY 2l.

DIRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN wnITTLEsEY, RAvEEEA
SUMMIT MILL.
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In this village, on the l4th inst, at the
residence OF his son.in.law J. Il. Green, oI
consumption, RIPLEY ToRREY, aged 5e
years.
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Legal Notice.

Garrettsville, July IL, 1859.
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MORE WALL PAPER.-And cheaper
LII Itv'ultt,l 'another lot, compis.
ing some new and very handsome patterns.
NAV 90, 1859. p, n. e. CO.
OECOND INSTALLMENT Just re-
~ ceived another Invoice of Shoes, and among them
few ofthose splendid TFTY CENT Caters.
May 26, 1859. p, H. & CO.
TUST IN TINE And just received 500
y Palm Leaf Fans Of the very best quality.
May 96, 1859. p, H. & CO.
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APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL EXAMINER
Probate Judge, Hon. DARIUS LYMAN, has
appointed Rev. C. G. FooTE, of this village,
os q member OF the Board Of School Exam
liners for Portage County, In room Of MIR. J.
A. DRAKE. The appointment Of Mr.. Foote
il g good one, and cannot fail to be advaD-
taOeous TO the schools of this county.
, 1859-12-23

actuate him in appealing to fear, when every i'm
pulse Of human nature appeals to manliness.
This communication has spun itself into
somewhat lengthy one, but cannot C ose with
out briefly referring to the very extraordinary
Letter published in the Herald, from Joshua =.
Giddings, Of Ohio. The old sinner has publish,d
q card in connection with this Harper's Ferry
outbreak, in which he says, "all honest indie
pendent men Of the North repudate the crime
Of slavery" This is totally, positively, emphati-
cally false. There are thousands Of honest, in.
dependent men at the North who believe African
"slavery" no crime at all. The idea Of this man
setting himself up as judge Of other mems
consciences! But let him go on abusing better
men than himself The day will doubtless dawn
when he may lind it convenient to move from
Ohio to Canada, where his friend Fred. Douglas
has gone before him. Tho old reprobate! "Er
quo Uis HgnO non fit mereurius"
Respectfully, but emphatically,
"NRRo."
, 1859-12-23
PAINTS AND OILS:

Forest River and English White Lead, Red
and Black Lead, boiled Linseed Oil, Polar Oil, in
tins, Camphene, Alcohol, Turpentine, Litherage,
Yellow Ochre, Lamp-black, Paint Brushes, win
dow Glass, Putty and Panel Doors.
Also general assortment Of Family Medicines,
Pills, Liniments, Salves, Balsams and Drugs.
Ask for something in this line that we haven't
in store, and we will send for it BY the next
steamer.
Positively the above goods win be sold cheap
for cash or produce. We want wheat, oats,
hides, butter, beef cattle, stock, or fat hogs So
bring on your produce or cash; but do not ask
for long credit.
NB.-Two-and-a-half per cent per month in
terest will invariably be charged after thirty days
from delivery Of goods.
, 1859-12-23
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOOM, W. T, FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1859.


OLYMPIA. W. T.. Dec, 8. 1859.
D...o o.;.o A. 'Do.o...;. ,..,,I II
Pursuant 20 noSlce, Me Denocraly IileInoeIs ~ VI
tne nouso VI u. rl
Gus Ior tne PHsPO"e VI nVHnInauis o~nu'u~'eS lor
thS various 1lnoes III Iu. sI'u House.
Inc meetl1S yAs ca,'eu ~ orueI a' oc'OcA'
Hn, oy !ne non ~ e. "A a. CnenSwSsh. 70 Wn n
Vn W9uon w;,,' o. mr. H. isnan'' . !" MnatcSm' S II
1' NJ ""'AIu' VI A"iTs'""' was e'ec'eu Nnair-
man. VI,
Ill, Un mouO1 ~ % 1I mr. tnn NaiLan, ol osnersoh'
Willlan L. "oou' Oh flerce' was eiected Secre-
nry. a,
On Ieaye, Mr. NnaPP' oI O@rke' introduced
the i9lIowlng Tesoluuon' =,
"hSsosoea, Lnat tnls caucus consider none
eh.luec 70 seat ouI DeuocIass wno support tne
Administration, and who voted Tor the regular
Democranc nominee lot delegate 70 congress at
the last past elec9on:
10 when Mr. Shaher, OF Cnehails county, oI-
Aered tne iohoWing Us an 1'nehuueht'
hesotred, That we, as Democrats cordially
unite with all national Democrats not requiring
the endSrsement ol any paItGuiar PsrSOn OF peT-
sons. SO long as they are SOUND IN the doctrines
o. democracy as 9nght oy jackson. folk' ana
Pierce, and established oy the Cinclnhaa plat
tOrIn'
inns amendment was not agreed 70 a'er cOn-
siderable deoate iSr and against
nj. Moou, Oi rierSe county, now oIereu ule
, 1859-12-23
TOWN LOTS!
BnLs's ADDITION TO sTEnAcOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
l. his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each Is now prepared to sell
OF seeking Investment This claim, Ior advaniageous
location is not excelled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been laid out with view to beauty and conVe
nence; the streets being four rods Wide and the whole
have already been donated and set apart The prices Of
Ls range rom $50 70 $50 each according to locality.
The proprietor eontempates building wharf from the
claim during the coming summer, which cannot fail 10
greatly enhance the value Of the entire property.
Parties wishing 10 purchase do % BY applying 10
FRANK CLARK, Esq., Of Steilaeoom, who, ~ power
Of attorney, is authorized TO sell and convey lots
50af LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1859-12-23
ALSO:

Cigars, CherOOts, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Tea,
Matches, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Rice, Salt, fine
and coarse, Dried Apples, Peaches and Currants,
Yeast Powders, Spices and Sauces, assorted
oysters, Candies, Gram Pepper. Sassafras Bark,
Herring, Pork.
, 1859-12-23
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853

nR. r. N. O'BRIEN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
~ siciAn and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
FncscD and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy s
now In charge 0i the daTne Hospital at Port Townsend.
DR. OBRlEN Il also prepared 10 receive private pa
tients BE hAttes himself, tOn with the hope that an
experience Of sixteen years IN the pFatco 0l bis pFos-
slon both private and hospital, tOgther with thorough
medicochiIu gia education, evidenced by the proper
Letters addressed
Pm. OBRIEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
viii be duly acknowledged. - ITi
, 1859-12-23
NEW GOODS!
IN STORE AND
TO ARRTVE,
E:x D. M. HALL and ORK,

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
IA stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which will
be offered low for cash or produce. We are de-
termined to adhere strictly to the ready pay sys-
TEN, and can afford to sell goods at fair rates.
Our goods have all been selected by one Of the
firm in person, and, we are confident, will give
general satisfaction. Our stock consists in part
Of
, 1859-12-23
DRY GOODS:

Blue and brown Drills, Sheetings, Shirtings,
bleached cotton, Prints, American, French and
English all wool De LANES, plain color, printed
and plain Brilliants, English and French all wool
Merinos, Parametto Plaids, figured and plain
Alpaccas, Allendale Sheeting, cOlOred Cambria,
Corset Jeans, printed, plaid and plain Flannels,
grey twilIed, wOrsted Damask, Waterford Sheet
ing, COuntcrpanes, Quilts, white lambswoOl Blan-
kets, Infants Blankets, 8, 81 and Point, H. B.
Blankets, red, blue and white, Table Linen,
bleachcd and brown, Diaper, Crash, Table and
Stand Covers, oil and worsted, fine white Shirts
and Shirt Bosoms, Ingram Carpeting, plain and
plaid Shawls, Bar and Strap iron, wagon boxes.
, 1859-12-23
HARDW WARE:

Bench, hand, broad and chOpping Axes, Mill
Saws and Y cut Saws, butchers Saws and Saw
Blades, ,stees, ,ceavers, Sausage machines, mincing
Knives, drawing Knives, pocket Knives, Butcher
Steak Knives, Hunting Knives, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Belts and Sheaths, Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags wrought and cut Nails, Spikes from 81 to
l4-inches, Chiscls, Augers, Planes, Hatchets,
Hammers, Chalk-lines, Bed-cOrds, Cordage cot.
ton and linen Twine, bar Lead, Shot, Pressed
Rife, Pistol and Musket Balls, Rife, Pistol and
Musket Waterproof Caps, Powder, Axe-handes
mill Files, smiths Files and X cut and hand-saw
Files, rat-tail Files, wooden Faucets, Spades,
Shovels, short and lOng-handIed Manure Forks,
Currycombs and Horse Brushes, Western Ok
and Mule Bells, Sheep Bells, Meal Sleeves, Coffee
Mills, Brass Kettles, Fire Shovels and Tongs
And Irons, GrindstOnes, 0ilstOnes, Whetstones
door, chest till, cupboard and padlOcks, Bolts
and Screws, table and bed CastoTs.
, 1859-12-23
LADIES' GOODS:

Embroidered Collars and Sleeves, COrsets, In
iants' Waists, Hoped Skirts, black Velvet Trim.
mings, Worsted Silk Braid, cOlOred Dress Frirge,
corded Tassels, Night-caps Scarf, plaid and
plain, elastic web, silver Thimblcs, Spcctacles,
Merino finished Shirts, childrcu's Germantown
ribbed and striped Hose, ladies' black and grey
Cashmere and IambswoOl Hose, ladies' CASHMERE
and knit Hoods, children's do, fancy trimmed
plain aud check cambric, dotted Swiss, wOolcl,
Yarn, Bonnet Silk, pink, blue, buff and white
Brilliants, Silk Bonncts.
, 1859-12-23
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, I'M
lEI Corner OF Main and Second streets, iiiii
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
RII,Aa a ALI HER D-oA,0.an-

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
J. nsctiOn with and part Of the Washington Hotel"
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacious comfortable and excellenty ven
tated apaEtments than can be aaIrded BY any other
ability TO accommodate the public may be dgedOm the
fact that the botel contains twenty-five private rooms
(exclusiVe Of family apaTmeht) six Of which are large
Thankful 10 the public for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended tothe proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business be feels confident be can render
the sqjoum Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains shall be spared 10 vet his table Is well
as any In like business Bedsand bedrooms furnished 10
such a. may desire them.
Board BY the day and week.
good stable Ia attached 70 this establishment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals 0f the travelling public
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th. 1857 sly
, 1859-12-23
TOWING, FREIGTTTING, ETC.

THE wELL-KNOwN STEAMER
!sssS RANG Err,
Now plying waters Of Puget Sound win be ready at ali
times to TOW RATS or carry freight to from any ports
mills on the Sound.
Orders len at Baleh week.-mrs. store In sielacoom: Phil
nrs sons, 0ympa OF at the Various pOstOlees the
SOUND will be promptly attended 10.
~ Freight carried aud towing done the reason.
able teTuis 1u
, 1859-12-23
u. s. MAIL LINE

FTNIE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
IL ELIZA ASuERSflN,
THOMAS WEIGHT, Commander,
Having been purchased by the Mail Contractors expressly for
ths route, viii leave olympia during the winter months every
Monday, at Y NJ with the United States Mails touching at
sTk1IACOOM, SEATTLE
FORT MADISON PORT CAMILLE
PORT LUDLOW, Port TOWNSEND
WllDBiS ISLAND, NEW DUNGINtSS.
BELl1NGllAM BAY, SAN JUAN ISLAND,
AND VICTORIA, vi
The steamer JULIA, W. E Bushnell, Commander, built
NJ Port Gamble will In connection with the ELIZA An
DEON the opening Of spring business thus Aording
the citizens of Oregon, we'll those o Territory
excellent accommodations for their families and q speedy,
safe And reliable opportunity for the shipping Of cattle and
other freight
~ \" charge for berths meals.
fOr further Information EgFe Of the Captain board
addrrss the undersigned at Olympia.
JOHN II. SCRANTON,
S1;u General Agent.
, 1859-12-23

GLASS AND CROCKERYwARE.
FINE AssORTMENT or GLASS AND
"A cFOeksryuare tOr aalehy -.
, 1859-12-23
CLOTHING:

Cloth, cashmere, silk finish, pilot, beaver, lion
skin, dress, frock and business Coats, plain and
fancy satinet, cadet cassimere, dOeskin, CaSinet
Pants, plain and fancy cloth, cashmere, velvet,
satnet and flannel Vests, boys cadet suits grey,
blue and rcd Ovcrshirts, grey and white Under
shirts and Drawers, Overalls, Jumpers, canvass
Pants, gum Coats, OvCralls and Pants, Sacks,
Hats, every style, variety and color, Caps, &c.
, 1859-12-23
oRocKERY AND GLASSWARE:

Too tedious to enumeratc; come and examine
for yourself
, 1859-12-23
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Mems half calf kip, welt, and double sole
waterproof calf Boots, boys and youths calf
and kip Boots, mems, boys and youths kip and
calf BrOgans, gum Boots and OvershOes, ladies'
and misses calf and gOat-skin Caters, lace Boots
ard POlkas, with and without heels andany quan.
tity of children's and babies Shoes.
, 1859-12-23

sTELACOOar. w. t., NOV. lOsh, 1853.
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Der 8. Sanuur 1859
OemtIebe GrfDni0e.

GBie eS nit BEN ~9eilti9cn 3uitance 6 a NJ.
paQuerribeu8 befteut 1T, gebt ans fpl-
ii@ Der preuBiide 3Sni9 in partibus 9e9ens
geuber @OrreippnOenS Urn 6lOren8 berpOr, wrlebt
marti9 NIT ieiuer @emablin oufbdlt:
Der S6ni8 beianO ftd beute anIdeineno bel
po0em 9erItanoe er empfin9 feline Bel uAe,
g6maBte, ladte uno mar leeleuper9ni8t. Wln
tanoi9te an, DAP Die Wittag8tafel ~ierSirt !et,
Die @eIeulhaft be8ab fidl in cen Spetlelaal, Der
SONG nobul %ictnen sit AM Oberl Gnoe per
GQfel Elm uno 9ebernian1 pa'tete a1t pa8 SEA
den, poB CT gu oeui 2Sfel 8re1ten butte. a0sr
tatt baB Der G6uig biertel INIT etnenl 9uten
geiIpteIe Ucranaing, er9tiff er Die Suppenterire,
muIh Iein @eltdt nit Der Suppe, leBte ltd
Damn nit einem per8ni8ten, 5aIrIe0enen Sd9eln
wiecer nieoer unO be9ann eine unterbaltuu9
nit Den @d1en, pobei ibm Die Wfaearrnt8 IN
Ianoen IdDea iibtr N19en mao 9taie berabbtn.
aen uuD lein 6auptbaar uno ~Ieiaen Gart me
6ulenartio our6idlangen. Der 4nblid mar
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uno man mu6te nod cine 8au3s Stnnhe ben
Nnbljf ol3ie8 10 peGcritten unn nit Der fetten
grlbe iberacgeneu @di9te5 ertsaBen,"
Dies bic ueuelte Snuftraticn oes @cttes9na
oentbums
Wdbreuo G6ampaeuerFris feline Snppen~
waidun9en unfelt, ymadt" lein 6ienerer Sol
leae, @rf6nig QuOwi ben Baperlano, N
rs eib ma er uno omar III einer WeiIe, Die
un8 4uneritaner iebr uabe beriIbrt. yuopt9 1T
namli6 4rOtettcr pes oeutlden Serein8 fir
fatbplilAe MiIlionae 3Uede III NorOametifa nnp
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uuler Qdnp nit 8dnmlern uno 6aulenderlnnen
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unp Nonuen, gu aberi6wemmen. ST brtn9t Flr
ojelen 3pef aud aus leiuer ei8enen GaI4e
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Rur5em 3ur @riinoun8 elmer neuea Seneolc
tinerlfaticn in &au as 5000 0Aloen uno
our @riinouns etuas 8snepictinerinnensPrte
te8 in ct. @lcup, Minue ota sbeufaus
5000 @uloen ou9erleien.
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fibrt muroe, Der NIT Der amertfauIIben 6laB9e
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ti8, neil ibn plSelid elm unpoblletn Oefiel.
Itaa nabm Die Pacific>S 81 enbabn Bill wieoer
Uor, iiber Die 5bietos cine 3feoe belt CT
lpra1 III @unlteH einer nSroliden Noute,
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nat5bill fir 3ulaliua9 SreScn's am Dienltag
ein6eri6ten merbe.
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