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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-19

Es5~ am candidate for the Office Of Master Of
Police. at the ensuing election Gentlemen elect again
march 7dtdofe JAS. q. RDiALL4
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Hon. Jno Petit of Indiana, has been appointed
to succeed Judge Lccompte rs chicI Justice Of
Kansas. Mr.. Petit has been II member of the
House Of Representatives, aud was in the Uni
ted States Senate Mt the time Of tie passage
If the Kansas Nebraska bill He incurred the
displeasurc of old Colonel Benton, and il was OF
him that Benton wrote, in bis characteristic
style, in a letter to party in Indiana. "iour
senator is n great liar and dirty dog Mr..
Petit is not the most polished man in his man
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The Philadelphia Press, the editor of which
lnbored effectively in sccurin, the vote Of Pen
n>ylynnin for BrcnANAN aud thns clc'tint him to
the Presidency, now admits at is hardy lossihle
that even the election of FRraoNr could have in
lcted more discrcdit upon the Democratic party,
aud more disaster upon orr common country, than
haze followed the elevation of the present incum-
bent"
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Candidates for Master of Police

ray- We are requested to announce JUNIUS c
DiDtAkE as candidntefor the Clerksr the Heating
Court. fer the city ofLynchburg. Ian dttufr
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Eoy- am n candidate for reelection to the
Cierksbp Of The Court Of Hastings for this city.
Jan ! dtdoic JAMES BENAGH
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The ptlI Trnde.-Wc could dream Of the "
nudr such undertaking the PurgHtve
Pm when II comes into general And how pain
iuy do the follow ing numbers speak Of the OF humah
and suffering that little morccl ircdy goes forth
to combat AID subdne DIR J &. AVER If Lowell manufac
in his laboratory forty diem of his Cattac
rus through all the year This is eight boxes minute
dose second We titus hnd 1900 persons swallow
thus pin every day, 10000 month Physicians, think
that $1,000 patients day who seek relief the med
SAN of Surely that should be, he in this
the and OF the highest eharact,r
M occupation entails him fearful bity for s
veal or woe OF hzfellow man-PainsrWe Courier.
, II
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The results Of the effort Of the democratic party
to sectonalize the South are thus summed up by
the Albany Evening journal, an organ Of the
rankcst abolitionism
1t has driven three Kansas Democratic Cover
nors int" the Republican party. II has gre" he
seats offfieen Democratic fnitd States Senators
10 as many "Rack R.pnilicam." 1t has spread
the Republican banner, in triumph over nearly
every Free State. And it viii, il like the Bour-
h,ns, the Democracy neither "lanrns' wisdom nor
"iorgcts" folly, give II Republican President iii
$50.
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Esz3- MASTER OF PoLIcE.-We ne authorized t
announce WIN c. BURTON candidate for the Office OF Ma
ter 81 Police. 3 dttufe
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The presidont Under n Cloud.

A Washington correspondent of the Phladel-
phia Inquirer writes as follows:
II hear of conversations held ut the White
House, In which the great Democratic party IL
very roughly aud unccremoniousy handled. Mr..
Buchanan feels that ii has shamcfullv deserted
him and left him to get along with the government
as he can"
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Iky- announce myself as a candidate for re.
election to the Off se Of City Sergeant.
feb i.itdoe JOHN BoISSEAU
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torNTrRrrlrrRs ARnESrsp-.Sercnty Dollars on
Nr Merchants Bank Of Lynchdury Found.--At
Alcshnny city, Pa the police have captured
wi, lie family named McCleary. who had, for long
time been manufacturing and showing" counter
lct money. The Pittsburgh Despa'ch says:
Ca searching the house. counterfeit money was
found in almost every nook and Granny. Sugs Of
cotnl"sitin for making bogus silver and gold con
mc!tng pots. and pans; tools for finishing the
cnIus aud all the apparatus necessary in carrying
ON the business extensively, except the mouds.-
Rolls of counterfeit bills, and notes on broken
banks, dies, vignees. etc, from genuine bills of
br, Ken or worthless banks cut out carefully, and
ready for raising" every denomination of genu-
ire bills we're also found secrctcd in the house.
The precise amount of the counterfeit bills is not
known; it is estimated from $500 to 81 900. Over
Sl2D in bogus quarter eagles, 1.-TWO and half dol
lar ,.od COINS and thirty-seven gold dollars were
tpu i, together with large number of compost
tion dimes, quarters, etc. The coin is well calcu-
lated to deceive many Of the coins can only be
wcir generally of himsy description. though
On searching tho cider Mcclcary, so were
found in Counterfeit fves on the Merchants Bank
Of lrgnia The counterfeit bills found in the
house were OF all denominations, principally on
Virginia and Ohio Banks. When the officers eli,
tered the house, one of the girls endeavorcd to
throw anumber OF the bogus coins into the fire,
back Of the CRATE. but the movement was detected
by the noise of the falling COINS and they We're
immedin' ely seized and secured by officer NJ Wick
er, despite the efforts of one woman to obtain
them. Goth had their fingers severely pnehcl in
the struggle, which nearly led an alteration be-
tween them.
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1.-The undersigned believing the argument re-
comfy delivered by YOU in the Franklin Society
in faoor of he remoral Of The Negro Population
from Western Tirginid not only able, ont unan
sreraMs; and that its publication @iH tend 10
bria, he pubiic mind to- CORRECT CONCLUSION
upoa The momentous subject, We beg that you will
furnish us a full statement of the matter for the
public press" N,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

OF LYNCH URG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint yoa cnn sell ihrm Bn, gains:
AM AGENT FOR Att THE PAPERS OK TIE LINE
OF Railroad from IyHchbnrs To Cha all OF them
having large circulation the peopl. OF South
virginia and East Tennessee
Tai" ADV ERTISE AND GET RICH @Yfa
IN Any OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Corr House. Va
niKIiNiA AND TENNESSEE MEMS, } nrstol
PhESBf TERRAIN WITNESS, ) "''
bkDW NL0w . u NOXvIL!.h, renn-' whIG.
VlNDlCATOR, Joncs,,rour', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. Greeue,ile Tennessee.
STATE SENTINEL. RogeisNiie Tennessee,
ADVERTISERS. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INTELlIGENCi.R. Morristow n Tenn
G GAzETT STAR Leslns,on.t.
P PEM2STHT' Abingdon.
sfStaNfki Libe-,yv.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. w.
THE VISITOR Marion Smy the ca Va
vlialNiA rATRIor, inde pendenee @ aysonco. Va.
P phni,t1A Mlrc 5 rmcAs,lo.v.
STAR AND HERALD. ch-!stiansinry Va
WWyyrn,EEyyILiE TIVE rktsoRAi H. wyh.ve Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT +, Union, Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, JcNersonvil!e, Tazewell county, Va.
KEi'rI nIIaaS DanviIle, Va.
THE "SOuTu.WE>T, "Pearisburg, Giles county Va
REPUBLICAN,, Winchester. Va
SENTINEL Alexandra, Va.
Persons wishing advertise any the above papers will
hnd to rail the Office Of the
Lynrhburg Vrginan where contracts will be
made aud advertisements toRW AIDED WITHOUT DELAY
will aso and ard advertising to
il the United States. a WADDILI..
sUutis.ts Foreman Nruinan Office.
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a xreau cure, nncr n,i the Phy.icinm- hnd anii

ed by Rlkfn's rnEMIuM IIrTtRs TO MIR l., Baker-Dol
sn'% "'r, me To- cite an ,ns,anc" Of ,ns psnkabs
qua es OF your Premium Bters HAD never used them
affection dsoricrcd stomach, past
tw used In my power to restore her
hrath She under the constant treatment OF five
able ply ,cans but relief could be- had then
several c"rcates the rcmarka scnres made by Bit
ter. lpcr-uade, wife them she did and in
time she began 10 rapidly Not only her nervous
a di~odercd stomach removed but her
using and shall Away, continue to use your Bitters
" ,o are similarly afflicted. Your obcdent servant,
Hi,luond, June u, 1851. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAkrRs PRtMIuM BITrERs-Richmond. Sept IL, ls.t 1t
Is wh willing pleasure that add testimony the virtue
Of BANtn,s rnfMrn BrItRs in making permanent cure
much the last twelve months Also wife is using
Galion dsordered stomach. AS as commenced
the Of Them was convinced of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to the afflicted J. ADAMS,
For .ae by al the Druggists In Lynchbnrg and 10y all the
principal Dugeissin the of Richmond and "ls' where in
virginia; also Of Messrs Chas sott Co. wnshingion city
u C.. T. IL Saber Co Baltimore Md d. b. Miller Cow
orders ied by addressing EBAKER Proprietor,
oct PITS Richmond Va
p. K.,Mr.h.t", ,In..;, A:v.... 20, ls37:-
your very frequently during my
residence in hurmah and have found very useful mcd
collie darrhca Pain kor gives speedy
1t becoming popular in Burma among the natives as wei
turoPeans always with me for own b'ncht
and til" good of tina people wheIel 60 . - v,.
The nsy H. Van Meter, writing from Bassei" nnr'na'
conceive how asnsle medicine could better NEE, Their 'cu
aud habits than does Pain Killer W"
using family and fad its excellent qualities
confirmed with ca h renewed trial Please send me 4oO bot
IT,. hy first Opportunity"
So.,i by al medicine dealers
Sold h, JOHN II. SEAY. i.ynchburR march ; ~.
SIe,,iny'- Patent Chm n, ION Fire ana asur anr
rouf with Halfs Patent FOudr Front L"chs the sun"
TINT separate medals tho " "ls Fair, Lon
Worlds Fair. New York, le5i. and the
Safes that awarded medal al the London
WprIds fAh.
These safes form the most perfect security against e and
burglars, of any safe ever ohered To inc puhn'
al REV ARD II be paid 10 any person that esn show
that aikRKING's PATENT CHAMPION SAtt ever failed
preserve cnntcnts accidental tire
The Subscribers all kinds of Boiler AMI
Chl,d Chests and yant Vault u aud Money
Hohus Chests Bokcrs jewelers.. and private tan4o
for Plate. diamonds. and ihrr ,alnalcs
SnAS G llEERiE & co,
oJl broadway corner Murray Stree:
Dppu- ito CRY II tl,, New ! ork.
AGENTS b W. KNOWLES Richmoni VA Il. i. LIS
peictshng, Va; j. II. THOMSON y CO.. tynchbdrg,
Va; and ROWLAND & BROTHER, Norfolk, Va
feb 21d
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BIZ BRYAN AKERS, ArcrIoNrrR.
FUTURE DAYS
Public Sale of the AlIeghany cn,.;,,-
~ TIE COUNTY OF Ili3N MIN N KITE 30,

pursuance o. the provision. deed IF ,ru., sem,
a@ % and Of lp pses a'y % Ap 1884, BY Dr. Ned sc.
Montgomery aud Franklin made the Me,r u 81
iol ,Ie Aeshany sprnts property, will, Irust,e IT, sad
srng. rmRsDAY The 4h d dsr ,S h, A.sh1
and 1 Muha TT not n on NE mex fair sunday
wei known property in the county OF Montgomery known
as the aLLkaHAAY SPRINGS PKopakTy,' which ,onsis,.
abau, 900 ACREs Of the , f csbo snPo,n
noe ana other on the said land and
OF me household and Kitchen Furniture Plauta ,nIs
and live Stock used and cmp, upon the sa trart go
acn,s OF the substantial and are snfsrs", @
me comfortable acc"mm dati"n of FIVE HUNDRED vIsIons
ainongstt, b. the brs pieces Of az
n" Nise-c water being justly cee its great Ne
paronzed and such their ebrty. only n tins Sta
bnt the SOUTH that deemed
viii be given the contamination of the sale.
so that the purchases will have pie time
mehlstor the ensuing Spring season.
am authorized, by Mr.. b W. L. Holt the owner Of III.
ionrih OF this property, Ia thai 1t the at
, @ advertised desire it, he purchase interest Don
meet the reanrsmens of the trust cash pay
h" srr navn high viii amount to about s2o 06O-
be required be made Dag of a on me 'ns win
JSo o. L. GoG iG:is' n,n 'ssee''
POsTPONEHENT.-T u DO VI pr op-r,y wn.
nn m tor safe on the FAN day of February
1t will eei anly take place as advertised.
march .d2aw &el"wtl4aprl J o. L. G. Trustee
'IRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE 4 LOT
by virtue of deed OF executed to me ON The al
day OF july, les by James +. stone John II stone Mar
Stone and l'auna Stone and at the request OF John
ofry therein secured will, Trustee on the lth day nj
MARCH,, 1872 upon the Premises sell public
he highest bidder THE HOUSE AND LOT in the city ~
"t Lyn'h6urg and mentioned in said ID Lo N;s
was purchased by John H. Of William ] coone4 4.
situated in desirable portion of The city supposed W
contain about onequarter of an Acre. Acting as trustee
wi" only convey such title as vested b, the deed
said = "
IERMS.-One-tbri of the purchase money in cash the
balance in two equal instruments of IL
chaser giving bonds with good personal security the defer
cd payments C. d. KEI NOI rs
feb iecSnarch thendt limarch. Tyn.,,o
POSEPONEnE snic Of the above
mentioned property postponed until the eth II, H.
len Z. ID. REYNOLDS.
march l5dt2imarch. Jius,,.
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NOTICE TO TIE plHLIC.-I undc,.inmd
~ a by the Of DR. WIN, A DrNkIEt
who learn, is in Seottsvc Abcmarle county. Va, re-
presenting himself have right to sell Rornbacks Com
pound Chemical ioilet aud Wasting Soap which patent
ed March 3D. In Therefore. the public from having
dealings with him in the business shall hold
rosponsic all made ia the sap busin
Other purchased the rniire
right of the State of and have Agent except
self in the State.
This the l7ih d Of March, 1889.
march WIN, C. KILGORE.
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Claims paid al Tie Richmond .4gencv.

LESSONS IN NEEDLE WORK
FOR CepsGDREN AND YOUNG LADIES'.
81 SS NARY KOSENSTlEL Ia the liberty
III the citizens of Lyme burg, that she wil he pared
instruct IN all kads OF fine NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW
IN AND XXI lifting
I + n N IS:
FIN Needle work. 90
Plain ing aud kni;tng month. co
Two n.tcIIl,i,s In the week.
The ina wi commence the first WEDNESDAY in
APEiI.
Fer particulars apply at Miss RossSsrIrLs Store, Main
Street. on door below II. c. Nicior's Book So
l. Tcnra-Stabler & Jones march lGilm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE rcgoinr month1y meeting Of the Fran u
Building Fund Assoc ,ton will be held this Saturday
at the room the Book store of Payne Bacs
fOrds
march 10 alt JSO. NJ MILLER. Treasurer.
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1 Profitable and We'll Established
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
ESOUlMAUX OVER COATS,
c H. l-IIE RAZAa p

UNOR RENT-Thr DWELLING. HOUSE, H.,
II Tan Yard Alley between ith and 9th Streets. a
the LIST of April JND. NJ SPEED.
1unrc Cd Yfnr1N
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the day The upon
beneficial Inference. In lands both civilized savage
the medicine If the million Tor all the complaints
the human frame Sold NJ the mandatory No 70 Mscn
Lane, New io'k and by all Drug lsts 2.c G3c.
per box.
march IL W.
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JtieIen>XMn6


In Der y5arntpnp pIue," u. gro rid r. SO. rs 30 nta8
ben z. Wtdt5, NtprSens I012 ubr. WosG 5reanpe WnO Setanntt
f~reuneltnf ttneelapen werpeR.
SM .. S66nfeIh
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CUTE Re8ieruno bic pftat, Die uebel, mel4en
ab9etolien perDen muB, nidt gu permebren,
leoen 8ewe99runo gu St0run8en oeS TtIepens
gu Uermeipen uno iepen @epanten an arte9 aus
ibrem Settle gu cerbannen
@reilt biele faeenidmn1erlihe, aber IN ben
0erbGltnilIen Saroinien'S nur gu Dcbl be9rdn.
bette Stimmuug beS @rafen collar bella Wtar>
aarita bort immer meter INN lth, 10 miro eS oer
frau3Dfl6en 0ie9ieruny nidt 9%eliuseu, Sarots
MEN gu iOlden Sdritten gu perbeeen, welde
einen Srle9 3Dilden SarOinien uno Seireid
uno eben pamit cine Jnteruention oeS uSe.
~freier5" Bonaparte our SOlse bI!ten+
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brad Die Sail unp ldoR BEN @etanaeueu Qow
tont, Der an0etla9t mar, Stlaven perfabrt au
}ba6en,
90Oannob, 4. Wadrs, Die garte
Us a noer lit bonn .. ct. Warlbal auu
Serfauf aus9ebOten. Wtan lagt, BON i6reu
afrifauern ieieu SO i'm unteren Wecraia Der.
baftet porDen. Sc miro uber be3weifel.
NewtS rleans 4. Wtdr5. Da0 S6iff
SlnBaaro, oa8 bersit mar, init 8aumwo0e nan
&rOnltaOt gu ie9eln, ltebt in 6tunmen.
Der. Staatcn Ernppen BON %Jnotamern
gefblagen.
ct. 2Out8, 3. Wtdt3, Capt. SpeIman
pom 81 YalO beridtet, Dap cine BauDe ApaGe
Snotlner, pelbe in Der Jtdpe ppn san @li3aric
elm. An5abl Pferce unD Wtlulelel 9eltpblen bat
ten, ucn eiaem Oet1Aemeut SHueen aus iSOrt
SltB, unter 2ieut. 2ajeI u~erIOlst murOen.
Die SnoIaner wuroen III Dug @anoa, 1870
Wlellen bon Sort SltB, ein3ebolt ein !3ulam.
menltoB erIol8te, pelher 0antt euOete, oa6 uu>
lere &rupFen lt4 6uriid5leben muBten; fl bat
lea 3 2Dote un6 6 Yerpunpete. uuter Den
&eeteren %beftnDet lib 2teut. Najele, welder cine
w%aprldeinlIA t0Otl,de 8rultpunoe lmping.
unJeidDr ein DuBenD Snplaner mutoen 9et0O
lei. Ote &rnppeI DIren az, Die Slol1ner Ell
ma 200 Dtanu ltlrf.
1leberlanopOlt+
ct 2ouiS, 3. WdrS. Die califcrnjlde
BOlt tam beute nit califcrnIl4en Berl9teH uOll
Z. D. Ut. an. sic brin9t feline Dur9paill
Siere.
Der Dampfer gSermam" wurDe bon benz
Ser ct. Wiarlba4 um $4,000 an @aplialn
Wri9bt U~ertault.
Der Dampier uuncle sam" icate am Z. y.
W. nit 500 Der. ct. Gruppea nad benz
COLORADO ab9ebeu /; pie lesteren ltno SeSen pis
Utobare S%npilner beltlnlmt.
Die @eidaile in Gan 6ranciaco 9in3eu iebr
gut &1ufel aus Dem Snucrn ~fanpen lth 5abl'
reid) Elm.
DaS New.OOrter Saiff u@tunite" lit in
S1n Ur1ncssco anBefcmmen,
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GmrDp6i1c4De 0eaeDricbten.

JranfreiG a
Atme Bonplano, Der Uerltcrbene Sreuno uuc
RellesenOhe 4leGanoer bon 9umbclOt'S, bat in
@crrientes mertbUrle Sammlunsen uno Ofa
uulcripte binterlaien, bic 6ranfrei9 in Nn-
Iprud nimut. Der Marineminllter bat benz
SDntreaoHiral BON @babanues, 8eietlSbaber
Der Statlen IN een braliltanilden @ewd0ern,
Gefebl ertbeilt, ben Dampf@alpiiO p8lion"
mad, Salto in Uruguay gu laider, um ieue
pilienldaitliden Sadse ob5ubolen.
Wcnt1lembert bat Don einem Der erlfep Bib.
bauer Der 9auptltapt 3wei Statuetten in Gil.
ber ausfabren l%ollen: DemcfbeneS uno @i.
cerc, uno b~ielelben ieinen leeteu 8ertbeioiaern
perebrt.
Ofan perli9ert, England unb 6ranfreid tie.
ben neuerOiu9S in llnterbauclunseu ruesen einee
0ertra9es iber Neufunplano. Wean nenn
lest Den 0errsn Qarcnciere Sc &oarrp ale
@omnlliir fran3OfiGerieitS.
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gd,lu6 Oes 35. GDnarc0es.

Us abin8ten,4. Mdr5.-S at
Die leete Sisun9 rauerte unuuterbrc9en 25
Stunoen ino enoete, Dem @elee 9enlab, peute
Weitta9 SGla9 II ubr. GS wuroen nod fol,
genoe @eiddfte e~rleoi8t:
Die Bla, melde Der Wittme bes Sen, 0ers
ltfer Smitb etne Penlicn b~epiQi9t, purpe an
sencmmen. Iuf ben Nntrag SCOTS wurpe BEN
Yi5eprdlioenten Breckenridge einltimmio Der
Dauf DeS SenateS fir bic Tdbistelt, gDarpe
unO llnpartelli9feitp auSBelprCaeu, nit Der er
pen Ycrlis fabrte.
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J. a~n9emeimcs Gdn0erfelt

Weut d WttburgerI
Gm H., D., 81, IA. ane Is Stunt B., s. biISst unftre
Sta6t 6.n Sanntspsas 6eatl3er Sanger, BITE BOA nab unD
fern CUR Beer bs SGnserfefeS perbetetIeu.
Dtefe 6efe, bic 70 iebr ben StempeI beutIhtr NnttcnaIttGt
trasen. erfreuten IT'D aaf amertfantl9sm S00ea, DOrIassUttit
In BaIttn ore eintr al9emetuen GbetInabme, nnb wurDea ba.
bu. d = mas tx In Der GbGt leR fcaen = wabrt WOltsfeae.
Mttbur9er! BeDGHrt anU bte5maI Gaer, frlaer 70
unnaennubie an ben Gag 8ele8 Is Sntereie fur ttne 70 ln6ns
SaGe, welpt aud tiesmnl sure 8rdftt BEN @eltnaea bts
6efes, um ~ mekr, ais nIr nae 3 Sabre bte Wsieaenbstt ae.
tsMmnea!
Die untersst&nstt @smnttfFun, pSm btr 5eabeIesatten t..
duft, aat, Wirb duf eteens aa bteftm 3wede oebrudtea piasr
5abfeftptiOnfn snEaessMneemsa uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AZ
So al etten, BITE etu SnpaSsr (nsbf 2 Damsn) fraen aintrasi
su alien Beflt6ftiren ~8epabrea.
Scr. p. Stttnka6, wrSabeut
MD. ~ 70. 8aittmpreRr.
80 nj, 9SIt nj tn, 30. 40 q -Grsb rtaar.
6. BdrteII, y II O..eDmbGronr,
q. 10. WobtI - as S..6pparbhr
s. WaIfer, WsgDs&ae .. taSettts unb S orrif.rar
&. Gate, Secpnbfr.
IGaFI We6nst, Ns. 2Ss ertuStuaRr. (Ders2,l Int
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