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IRON, STEEL, TAN PLATES, Go.
i II. sKINKER& co. No 50 Cary street, offer for

- IT, 6h In n q w. A>o - S"AS SsAooss SASA ~,
sale
English Refined Rolled-bsst brand
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Flat, Round and eQuare Bars-ail slSes Ih"N
Oval Haif Oval Half Round
Hoops Bands, Nail Rods
Stitts Horse shoes
American, Russia and English Sheets
NayIor- Cast, She ar and GERMAN Steel
Biistered Steel made Of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates-assorted sizes
ALSO,
A full assortment of Groceries Guano, DC. ia 3
NTATT'S CUFF bkAGnU tLUMo.-
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have associated
ourselves in business, ander the firm of GEO WATT
Il %, and will continue to maze and sell George
Watts Patent plows, namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast Improvement and Hanover patterns of differ.
emit sizes with both wrought and cast points, am
will keep on hand all the castings belonging to
them . -,
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
Flows ump ping Coalters, Cultvators Corn or Tobac
co Weeders, ian invention or Geo Watts Road
Scrapers Corn shelters, Corn Planters, (Calwelfs
make straw Cutters. Graia Cradles. &c. Nearly
Ali of these implements are made in our own factO
~ of the best material, and warranted TO give sar
tisfaction or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best Efforts Will be USED
NV GEO WATT.
HUGH A WATT
o1J
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NEGLECTED COLDS AND COUGHS
IN lead to Cons umption Bronchitis, &C. Persons
suffering from them should speedily use some one
of the following valuable RENE dies Bodeker's Pull
monary Balsam. DIR Puller's Toln, Wistar's Balsam
pectorant, Roses Cough syInp, Hartshcrn's Syrup,
Mrs Gardeners Basam of Liyerwort, Mrs Dawes
Cough Elixir, Hungarian Basam, Ood Liver Obs
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters; for sale by
A BCDEkER, Druggist,
ja4 Ne 10 Main street.
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PAsaENaRRH M NEW YORk

N p PAS6ENuEK5 ~ ~, MM s.,ssol :
nnrc6SSs their tickets at No ~ Breadway. 81 nj
broodway and Barclay streets. " kienmS4nu en- isrs
Pstsrshurg lfticksis are ptccnrsc - NJ ss, buy
Them 70 Washington oniys 4hee9s n ssssM nsa -
xO0uiA oREEK. On beard 81 vsieh nctsis ssS II.
procured q III Important potnm 5000. 49, roais
~ {lr;nrs Alsxandvia ard virainis Vsnfa. 1 ~
rcAds. .llb anssrssia sonasas'e.s = s
~ Aoouh Csssk Line + ne euH tv,e. 80 -,
usi{ iise mSEinG rs1ular eennscttens ~ -
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nOWN THEY GO THE GOODS
~ MUST BE SOLD-TO PREPARE FOX oOh
spRINa TRADE, we shall make closing OUT
7 GOO yds best English Prints. at loc
loOGo do Wide Bleached shirting, az Oh
3'6OO do Mouseiine, at l21a, 10 aud Ec
'''' plaid Merinoes and Popins, large lot
40 yds Hemp Carpeting, at 25c
2g0 do Ingram do, at ga ana Seo
aM0 do Super do do, at IS and 6>6c
Ia0 do Brussels do at$l
beautiful Cloaks. in Cloth Velvet. 10 Dc oeoSeo "'
Embpoideries in Lace, Muslin and Cambria. will
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin De LANES en-,
White and Colored Marseiiles Quilts
Table Damasks; Cotton and Linen Snee tings
Table Napkins; Doyles and Towellings-a very
large assortment. A., .,,u,,,
that The goods will be found worthy OF !nlr at,en
ton. CHnloIIAIN 9 10 .O
CILKS AND MOUSLIN DELAINto-
bsTILL LOWER PRICES TO CLOSE OUT
plain Black and Colored silks; elegant Bayadere
Risct Silks plain and Figured Mouslins, at greatly
reduced prices; ladies' Cloth and Vetvet Coaks, at
gTaat sacrifice: bleached Cottons and Irish Linens;
Embroidered Curtains slightly soiled to be sold at
q sacritioe: real Scotch Plaids; French Gipghams;
large lot Cellars, Sleeves, Sands and Embrolderies
In Be sod at any price; Linen sheetngs; SWISS
MusIjns: Fancy BrillIants very cheap These
goods are worthy the attention Of families apd cen
sumers generally. " y d.,
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100 BBLs. COMMON WHIsKEY

1OO BBLS. CUMMON WHIsKEY
lOO Is bbls Old Bourbon do, very superior
go BIB c Sugar
50 boxes Adamantine Candles. various brands
10 hhds bright new Sides
10 hhds DO do Shoulders
10 tierces Cincinnati Lard
Is bbls N O Moasses, new crop
ltO bags Rio Coffee
so bags prime LaRuayra Coffee
Together With full assortment Of Brandies. Wines
Gin. snuff Oordsge. WOODWARD, &c, &c. in store and
jsio ~ POTTS. FARLEY 90.
CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, ToNGs and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Crates
including every style Of Fenders. Summer Pieces,
Pofers seven different sizes Of coal ScuttIes cinder
Shovels fire Shovels; handsome stands for Shovels
are Brick; Are SLABS and Jams sets Of soap Stone for
setting up Crates Tavern and Church Bella, of
sweet tone Builders, housekeepers. and others in
want of any OF the above articles. be supplied Of
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds OF Brass and Iron Works OF the above de-
FTG at. s ~ k hk5 sHS ps4ss sESsPf e. :ns
Main street. between 9Th and 9th Streets West side
Richmond, We. ,u,
an Idly 3. D. DENOON.
VOYS FAR BELOW COST TO close
L out the remnants of t.: . Christmas stock. we
and they must be sold in hurry. to make room for
oar House Furnishing Goods. Of which splendid
a&sortms mt has lust arrived.
We received q large assortment Of Looking Glass
fi4ieg ard Frames, Of our own importation. He
taiers and housakeepers will study their interests
by giving rs Q cali-New York prices.
K.rosine OIL Tampa and old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties Of tbs day, on hand
In abundance. - well - Silver Plated BritAuia,
Whits Metal. and AlbAtta goods Of every descrip-
ton.
Our stock Of China and Glassware notwithstand-
ing our immense sales about Christmas. when ws
supplied many happy compile, made happier atili
BY 0ur low prices d we'll assorted.
Ledger, Day and Cash Books, Japsnaed Bill Head.
Cash aud Letter Boxes, and other goods for the
counting room 81 which We bought lot ABDUCTION,
can be had right cheap ct
6oHApP COss.
jal Corner Bread end ID strsst
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. No I20, Corner of Main and 18th sts,
ClOthier and Merchant Tailor.

Oc 10 CfOtni6T anu m6rcnaDs I&ilOE.
EIFTY DOLLARs-I. NJ. SINGER Il
II cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OPFIcE eli MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock of Family. Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability and
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines are SO constructed, that by the magical
changes they are made to sew, hem, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin lace, of any
description, without trouble. The simple con.
structiOn, ease of management and saving OF time.
makes the Machine Invaluable, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one of the
prettiest and best in use; it is put up In Rosewood
Mahogany or Enameled cases, to suit the parlor or
work-room. Our agent. being fine machinist, is
prepared to repair Machines aud to give all the in
structiOns, that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease Ladies will be instructed
at their residences also servants ii desired free of
charge. We invite all to call and examine, where
all possible attention viii be paid by our lady 0per
ators and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
Silk, Thread and Cotton, of all oolors and descrip
tons: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding:
No charge for shipping. Circulars viii be sent to
all 90 application BY mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &C, made to order, at short notice.
au 25-ly Nj SINGER co.
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Ia LOTHING. 1858. FALL
IA GOODS-sECOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
VIZ CEIVED.-The subscriber has in store q
~--13. large and varied assortment of Clothing of
his own manufacture, embracing every article in
the Clothing trade. Materials and Workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also. Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars,
ders Money Belts, Pistol Belts, &c, &c.
In his Tailoring department the finest and best of
Cloths Cas-imeres and Vestiugs, selected by him
self in person, with especial reference to tho reta
trade, which will compare favorably with any house
in the city, which he will make to order In the
shortest time in the best and fashionable style
Call and leave your measure for something nice.
Z B SPENCE,
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~n2 PIANOS, ao.-P. H. TAY.
L0E's MUSIC SALOON AM PIANO
In hi UWARER00M, lsS Mann ST., KcH-
shoNp, vA.-The undersigned Is sole
agentin this city for the sale Of the celebrated
NUNNs 4 CLARk's PIANO FoRTEs. These In
the greatest Panists In this county and Europe He
we'll established makers.
p: II. I. keeps constantly on hand an assortment
Of the best MUSICAL Is STRUMENTs, and Musf
Cal Merchandise In generals:
Pelaubat's superior MEL0DE0NS, Of ~, land
cctayes. with single aud double reeds
Martins unrivalled GUITARS
In short, every article in the Music line may be
PRICES.
The largest and most beautiful Asscrtmsnt fash-
tonablc, new and standard SnkxT MUSIC 70 DO
found In this State.
. -. liberal discount made 70 Teachers and
Schools.
n Pianos tuned and lot to hire. Old Pianos
taken In exchange for new ones.
90 10 II TAYLOR.
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a@ FOR RENT.-The SMITH AND
B3 CARRIAGE SHOP on Franklin street. oppo
site my Factory, now occupied by J Does Brother
Also number of ROOMS In good locations. for rent
Possession given Ist January '59.
de 3O-ts HDW MCADAM
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\ REDUCED THROUGH
. TARIFF q CEAR8GE J. ON THE

CANAL IRON RICaaoNb 10 LYNCHBuRas.--
Tho subscriber. thankful for the very liberal uagro
mage hitherto received. would inform hls friends
that his Trough charges on general Merchandise
only THIRTY CkNTs per 100 lbs !; on 0roceries.
Queensware. 3d. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS pef
vhAryes in Richmond 70 the Landings or Depot II
Lynchburg. - :
Boats leave every other day fan o. not full. ana
goods are sent Inward without any detent1sn.
rates. AS LII
Au37-tp On tho Oock
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pURk GOVERNMENT JAVA COZ,
il. a-''' '''s '''Al'f 81 x si wi n
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CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
S7OO,00O!!
Deposited with the Comptroller of State. for the Se
ourity of all Policy holders. 900 Dollars, which
cannot be withdrawn until every policy is paid.
D MORGAN, President.
CY WEMPLE, Secretary.
1.-THE practice of LIPE INSURANCE. in any country
indicates state ofsocety where high moral feeling
andcommercial confidence exist "-Jenkin Jones.
JB MACMURDO, Agent,
de Pam Richmond Va
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TTLTRAMARINE, Of superior quality.
~ For sale low, BY
VIM SATTLER co..
fa15 No Mair
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mAIWHss CARDS.

AAARBLE WORK The largest and
M chsapsst assortment of MONUMENTS, ToMBs,
HEAD PIECES, &C., in the city, to be found at
MILLER vfNCENT'S,
on Main st. between 5th and 9Th SITS, and
nearly opposite I'd Baptist CHURCH:
MONUMENTS of any design made TO order q the
best Quality of Italian or American Marble
LETTERING neatly executed. suS6m
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= = 81 sS!,!; s 4 ss';';; . ~

MANUFACTURES
PHARMACHUTIsfe AND CHKAlsTps
PITTeDUR0H, PA. Ia,
ATBold BY nearly all the prrsgsss ~ tfis s'''
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ertiticate of package of 10 whole tickets,
10 half
10 quarter
% 10 eighth

or WOOD, EDDY & 90. Atlanta. Ca.
Or WOOD EDDY co, Wilmington. Del.
soy- A list of the pdmbers that crawn from the
veel with this ar cunt of the prize that each 10
entitled to- will be pablished after every drawing In
tutionalist New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette. New York Weekly Day Book.
Savannah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch
Trne Democrat ia -
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JAMES ROLT0N NJ. D..
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, II d..
Basement of the Powhatsa Houss.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ ID.
franklin st.. next door below Trinity Chnrch
WIN. w. PARKER, NJ D..
Law Building, Franklin street next door to state
THos. M. NIXON, NJ D. Resident Phi ysician
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T 4
Initials

Editor and Proprietor Examiner" ... Occupant of
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RAILROADS.
Change Of Time-November ii, 1859.
c NJ c A G O, -,
Great Western and NOrth-Western
IsTTIE-
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
IL LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO SHORT LINE
RAIL R DADS.
The Shortest Route between Cincinnati
t and Chicago.

Throe Passenger Trainsleave Oinonnati daily, from
hsfoot of MIA and Front streets. = lri ~
$50 A, M.-aAicag0 Mail arrives at Indianapolis
at tl2;lO p M, Chicago at tO:aO 4. NJ; This train
the West and Northwest; connects at Indianapo-
lis with trains for Terre Haute; also with Peru
ledo. taf.fs 'H4ff
Kids p. M.-Terro Haute and Lafayette Ac7
conn.ooasion arrives at indianapolis ut 6:l6 P. NJ
making direct connections at Indianapolis with Ls-
tayete trains for Decatur, Springfield, Naples Quln.
cy, Hannibal and st. Joseph.
M. .-Uhicago Express arrives at Indianapolis
SiElo a. NJ. making elsie connections at Chicago
with al morning trains out Of Chicago. =, ~
sleeping cars are attached % all Ghe night trains
h. on Ibis nne, ana run through to Chicago without
This is exclusively Western and Northwestern
ronte and with favorable and reliable ngements
VIZ VIZ OIL connecting roads shioughout the entire
commodatfons to the pat1 ons Of this line.
The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line Is used
when necessary, to govern the movement OF trains,
tached to all passenger trains by which they can be
perfectly controlled; besides all the other modern i'm
provements necessary for the comfort and safety of
passengers tho managers of this road have literally
Smoking.cars ON thisli
~ Be sure you are In the right ticket Office before
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis. ~
Fare the same as by any other route Baggage
checked through. $50 .| .i"il - 81
THROUGH TIOKETs, good until used, can be oh.
tained at the ticket Offices, at Spencer House Corner
6ors IT e No. ar
at Depot Office, foot Of Mil, on Front street, where
all necessary information may be had. ~ -'Il
Umni6uses run to and from zach train, and will
cal fSI passenger at oil hotels and all parts OF the
nol4 ma u General Ticket Agent.
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REGIsTERED LETTERS UgcALLED FOR
Rose Calvin Schuk Philip McGarvy Mike
The Office is open on Sunday from nine till ten
o'clock. 30. A. FOSTER, Postmaster,
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. SAM,L SILSREE

ESPECIALLY TREATS DISEASES OF
zZ THE SKIN, RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF
WOMEN, and such Chronic complaints as may be
benefited by the Hygyenic and Atmopathio system
Of his office.
vapor, Sulphur, Iodine, Arsenic, Mercury, Tur.
lsish, Russian and Electro. Chemical Baths, Dis
pensary of Medicine, and every manner Of Electric
and Magnetic Apparatus.
NO. 81 WEST SEVENTH.STREET.
NE-oIfice hours ga. NJ. to 5 p. aule.tft
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LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENIA RAILROAD.
@# R A IH Al IgE I|E I'D Ela
Three Trains Daily.
Two Through Express Trains.

EVIRSr TRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT 10
n A. NJ, connects via Columbus and Cleveland
via Columbus, Steubenyille and Pittsburg; via
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Column
bus and Bellair (Wheeline). Also, Springfield for
Sandusky, Detroit, &C. This train stops between
Cincinnati and Columbus, at all the principal sta.
tions. -, I'D. I.t..
SECOND TRAIN Columbus Accommodation
at Ado =. ID. This train stops at all stations be-
tween CINCINNATI and Columbus, and Cincinnati and
Springfield.
THIRD TRAIN-Night Express at 1850 P.
NJ, connects via Columbus and Beiair (Whoelng)
via Columbus. Orestlina and Pittsburg; via Coum.
bus Steubenyile and PitIsburg; via Columbus and
Cleveland
This Train stors at Loveland, Morrow, Xenla
and London. SLEEPING OARS ON THIS TRAIN.
@1-The Day Express runs through to Cleveland.
Wheeling and Pittsburg, via Steubenville, without
change OF cars. l.l .+-Y
The NIGHT EXPRESS rrain leaving Cincinnati
at 1880 P. M, runs daily, except SATURDAYS.
The other Trains run daily, ceptSUNDAYS.
For all Information, and Through Tickots to Bos.
Ion, New York, PHILADELPHIA, baltimore, Washing
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Dunkirk, Cleveland.
pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places,
apply at tho Otices, Walnut Street House, No. Bur-
net House, south east cornUr Of Broadway and Front
streets, and at the Eastern Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven mins
utes faBter than Cincinnati time.
vl5 f1l.lf, j. DURAND, Sup't.
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving directions
at the Ticket Offices. ,t' nolk
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Advertised Letters.

EY- All letters advel tsed are subject 10 an extra
charge of cent Persons calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
fB Persons calling for these letters will please say
they are adyersed and give number and date Of list.
gS~ The Office will open at ~ A. NJ, and close at
2, q. Sundays-0hice will open from A. N. TO l0IS
A. NJ.
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DIR. WILSON,

A GRADUATE OF EDINBURG, SCOT
IA LAND, and we'll known in this city for his
professional skill In The treatment of Private Dis
eases of either sex, has removed his office from No.
Eighth and Ninth. The Doctor, from the earliest
period of his professional career has made this most
important branch of medicine his exclusive spe-
calty deyoting all his powers of mind and time in
pertectiDg his treatment as fara tbs immense pro
gress in these diseases makes 1t desirable. The Doc
tor has also engaged an eminent and general prac-
titOner Of this city, with whom he may consult
with the consent of the patient should the gravity
dressing the Doctor for advice will please nclose
postage stamp. Address DIR. ]. WILSON,
nom No. 32l Walnut-street, Cincinnati,
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ten uuD beute nit pep Wtiniiter Der Suare5s0te<
cine Qnterreoun8 in 8e3u9 auf Nnoeles
genbelten Der betr. Re8ierun9en.
Die ADminiltraticn beid1fti9t Ii6 nit ben
9(nBelesenbeiten lltab'S. 0tidter @raoelbausb
i'll ltub 1T ncd niht ab0eieet, miro e8 aber
%mabrldeinli6 weroen.
Ser Nia9ara In Bolton.
80 6. Otui. Der Oalnpfer Nias
CARA, Don 0alifar tonr1eno, 1T li3nalillt nor
ben. @r wirO nod iobato eintreffen, bag feline
Soften at9eben f6nnen.
Sinrt6tuug eiIt8 UaitensM Orbers.
@btca8O,6. Wtai. Nttdael Nlc Namee
wuroe bier Dteien Nadmitta9 bin9ertdtet, neil
er lebten Sult letn Weib ermDrpete.
lIutergang Oes 9arnpfbOOtcs vSaGte Btft,"
81. Qpui8, 5. Ufai. Der WiGouri
Dampier Sauie Bet o~eriaut beute Na9rit.
tag nabe SIfapcC uno lit 9an5lid u%erlrren
Wenidenleben iino nift gu b~etlagen.
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Gmrppdifcbe NGcbricbteu II.
Wettere Wad1rtAten oeS Sampfer8
Il .Ntaaara."t tees se..

Der Dampfer Niasara traf fdcn MittpOf,
NaGtS IL llbr in SaIilar Elm; aber aus 8riin-
ben, Die Der 2eler idDu aus Der Seltrieen
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Desbalb trafen lie erf pCrSe(tern 9a4ts in
Baltimore etn.
Bir 9eben nun bier ~Oteienisen Na6ri&ten
oes Ntasara, bic nidt idon in %unferer 9eltrisen
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gen 3erltDrMm9ss mnD Nertebrs.
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rem 2SlItun9eu, welAe Die Berrcltcmmnune i'm
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bat. Die biu9ei6la9tsten 6etatomben waren
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Neue Un3ci0et1*
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Der Gftlitbem unS nDroltcben Sta0teu.
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