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EcMpsEs N 1s50.-There WilIfa four

ECLPsEs Is 1s59.-There wilIfa four
eclipse Of the sun in 1859, viz: 4 partial
eclipse on tie 2d Of February, ihvisib.e
here partial one on We 4ih Of March.
invisible here: another sou die 20th of
July, partial aud very smali-it will end
at Al minutes past six in the evening;
another on August eth, visible only in
the Great Southern Ocean.
There will be two eclipsis OF the moon;
the fret on the 9Th Of February, will be
total. II will commence at Is minutes
past o'clock in the morning middle @
o'cIock-end quarter before 6. The 9th.
er one, August Stb, viii not be visible.
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Tho Power of Woman"

I hama v","''"
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shnrIL Ii..",.o. ''J"u'u ''i'' my m'Ie
cnnraaI - aT,o.iI ,A',,'" "'9 S',r 10
rion,,n ,md .,.:ai 'u' ~. ~ .e WHY HLteT
ure f.I, ,Lo C,,oI ,,,.;,..,, o.
incrc,,inr s,,. ,Io .,,,,,;s;.'- ,'-' ','''' :
my wife tixcd rr,r ~,.i,L I"
u,ter,bI. o,;ai I, ,..s n,,I,. ,,.;,I, -,
. that Was ah,a +, ,..,,.;, ,,,,: ,,;tI,
All restrain, w,. .a,,, f
add cam. h,,r.. ,,;,,r,, .ca. ;''
Stat. most r.y,,riur - L,a r,,r;.7, -
delicate. atI..ri,r,G. ,,;C, ~
aminIlr ,o,rn,r;,, won, .,l .,.'',.,I.s
3 ted. was loo mprh or,,nar.J auI ,an
m,,,cd to Ir.al, ,v,y o;,I,,r f,',,, ,'..
vices, or associates r. how r.,,i,ar r,,.a'I
+ God nor r,.oa,I.I man w.. I,I a',,,'
. tive bv their devices
became. will no, saw an ;,fi.l &C.
( | WAS too ignorant Of ,La ,h,o,, -, scon
ricism to he one. became morler
'.oo,S max. a mock y, SIN, AMI ,n.i,
fool was |. knew ms, cnopgn nf ,bo
/ BrJ.e to make it nv ios,.hook. saw
7 that this part Of my coniuct was extreme
~ painful 10 nv rfous wife, and tried -
RESTRAIN myself from triling with The Bi
tie in hrr presence; but loved +, raise
loud laughter amono my boi>,erous com
rauious, and the INDULGENCE served So ,o
strengthen the pernicious habit. tba,
Was often detected in the Use Of This oC
/ tcm>ivc language.
1t was not TIL | became father ,ha,
her touching appeals on this subject rcach.
cd my conscience. 'Mus, this ch,l.' ii.
wou'd say with tears. .be trained nm un
der those hanetuI influences Mus; ne
be taught parental, example to dcsni,e
/ wrd r'uiru!" the Scriptures with hi, Il,n
M tongue before he is able to read their
contents, or realize their heavenly origin.
Cur son bad now become an interest.
,og little prattlvr, imitn;iug whn,e> cr he
/ heard or saw. | perceived, with sort Of
dlHhoicaI pleasure, that the first effort of
h'S 'ILnt tongue, the recollection of which
now sends thlii Of grief and horror
through mH bosom, la vain did his sor-
rowing mother end"avor TO couutrract the
'mi"rnc" OF my VIE kcd example. con.
''""ed I" swear, and he to initiate my
( profanity, Unconscious OF It's turpllude.
On certain occasion ! !e!UTnsd from
one OF my gambling excursions, and
found my wife and child absent On in
I"iry' ascrFi"iued that she had gone TO
her accustomed place Of retirement in
grove some distance from the house. |
Knew mat she had gene there for devo
uon. 1 had been accIsIomed to see her
retire thIiher at the evening twilight, and
ihouGn lnonght her Plety unnecessary,
had no objection to 1t MS IA source of en-.
loyment to her; bat thai she should take
'Gr c''''d with ""r eNcl'"d my surprise |
'e't curiosity to follow her. did so,
"nu 'o1k n"I,''on unseen by hcr, but
"ne'e naa iuI' We" 81 her attitude and
features, she was kne"!lnE beside a rock
o" w'''ch iay her bIoIe before her. One
|. hanu was paced on It's open pages the
olhet beiu the hand q: her tar boy, who
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Praise, though it may be ouFdue, IS
not Iike q bank bill to be paid upop do
maad 70 be valuable, il must be yo.ua
tay. s
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Miss Dubois says that The first Cane a
cOars'ccccs eucrcled her waist she t.!l as
IT she was in 4 pavilion built % rainbuws
the window siAs OF which ere composed
Of A,lian harps. a grand sensation
that
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Why is an unweicome visitor ike q sha.
dy Tree y because se are glad When he
leaves.
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Although one swallow wli not make
a Summer, still a pin maiiciousiy inserted
in chair, will maxi one Sprinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

OIL BLIZZARD SUBsCRIBEs To A RAIL RoAp.
Every body about Montgomery knows ''Old
Blizzard" " Of Pike county. He is none of your
OK or one bag men; Old Blizzard is stiff in the
word. lie works his fifteen hands and makes
his seven bags to the hand. lie made it all by
his own exertion too.
When the railroad (the Mobile 4 Girard
ROad) was first talked Of in his settlement, Old
Blizzard was high up for it, The line of the
road would come near his plantation and dis
pense with the wear and tear of his wagons
through the Prsiries to Montgomery. One day
an agent of the X. X. Co. called upon him, took
dinner with him, and talked enthusiastically
about the prospects Of the road to him. As the
agent was about leaving he drew his subscrip:
tion book and said ''Well, Mr.. Blizzard, what
amount shall put down as your subscription
to our great enterprise"
Wal said old b. Il We iis got thirteen hun
dred rails, new and good rails split out and by
the time you folks'll want EN-, I'll have about
as many more. You may put me down for three
thousand rails any how"
We do not want the rails Mr. Blizzard -
said the agent smiling, I've wish our friends to
purchase, or rather TO help US furnish iron rails
What amount of money will you give US to
help US get iron rails"
Iron rails be burned, Eyer going to 20 in
ter sch unnateral like extravagances as that,
L shant gin yer dollar. Iron rails. Well for
sure who ever heard o. the like.'' And 30 old
Blizzard left the r. X. agent in disgust, mum
bling to himself as he went away, "Iron rails be
burned. ."-MontgomeTy Mail.
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SAINT PArRICK.-According to the writers
st. Patrick was born near Dunbriton in Scot
land. about A. D., 377. When quite a youth
the age of sixteen, he was seized by some Irish
marauders and sold as a slave in Ireland After
FIVE or six years Of captivity he escaped from
his masters and returned to the land of his ma
tiyity Having started on a journey to France,
in few months afterwards, he was again cap
tured by the Picts and carried off by pirates
and sold at Bordeaux rs a slave. When he OBJ
tanned his freedom, he turned his attention to
study, entered a monastery and became a
monk. He spent seven years in France and
Italy, and was at the latter place ordained a
priest. But his desire for the conversion of the
Irish would not allow him to remain in any
other work. Hence in the year 432. at the ad-
yanced age of fifty five, he landed on the coast
Of ireland and commenced his missionary la
bors in Lagenia, province in the northern
part Of the island. His success as a missionary
was very great and bis labors were very oner-
Gus. 1t is said that for several years he tray
eled on foot from place to place, slept on the
ground and toiled incessantly to establish
Christianity in every part Of Ireland. He made
several journeys to Rome, to obtain from the
Pope persons TO assist him in tho missionary
cause When be had become infrm from age
and excessive toll il is said that even then she
preached daily, superintended the affairs OF
All the churches, held q council annually, la
b red tociyilize the nation, to impart TO them
letters. and performed every duty of q good
shepherd, till, worn out with age and toll, he
died about A. ID, $50, at the age Of eighty
three He is said 70 have erected during his
lifetime 365 churches, consecrated about a.
many bishops, and to have ordained about 1000
priests.
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~ f T T III f b E T.
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. S. L. G. III. THOMSON'S
qllp
IndeStruCtible Skirts.

WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, WEDGE SLIpK
saND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
The perfection of Skirt cture."-Mo-ri
4 Willis Home Joprnnl
"A complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
'' This Skirt is pronounced fsultless."-N. Y
Eran.
Ear excelling the best importation."-Ibd.
at deserves all the praise II has received'-Times
CARD.-The Manufacturers ofthe GROWN
SKIRTS" beg to state, that the very great favor
with which THE EINDESTRUCTIBLE IN SKIRT"
has boon received, has made necessary for them to
make unusual exertlons to- supply the demand and
that they are now running their Manufactory night
and day for this purpose, their orders requiring
immense increase thctv production, addition to
their usual large production of
THE PICCOEOMINl, ETRUSCAN LACE,
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular styles. To effect this their con-
tracts are now ont for upwards of
5000 ARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
all Of which is prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and bfaiders-the very hest in America.
this ''chsf d1nrre' of skirt Manufacture, THE
INDESTRUCTIBI.E SKIRT, they intend placing
il within the reach of every lady who wishes the
most graceful durable, and in all respects the best
Skirt ever produced
p. San invoice of these beautiful Skirts is now
being prepared for tho Queen of England" and the
Empress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
every where.
IT = Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar II-6w NEW YORK.
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ICE!-ICE-ICE,

ICE LICE E!-ICE.
Il \ HE undersigned respectfully informs all in the
District and AleNandria, that having just closed
contract with the Rockland Lake Company for a
iuli and constant supply of their beautiful lake lce
ne Is prepared to deliver the same TO all who NAV
favor him with their orders. Persons wishing to
make CONTRACTS Tor the season year, should give
mined to give satisfaction to all consumers He
Wishes TO call the attention of dealers to the fact
or ton, weighed TO them on delivery.
Orders left at Mr.. Fenwck's Office near the 7th
Rrug Store, corner IA and Penn avenue, or at the
Depot, corner OF llth and streets SOUTH near the
steamboat w Wharf, vii be promptly attended TO-
WAGONS always on hand to deliver in any part of
the city. lmarla-Imrl CHAS r. CHT>HCH
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PHILHARMONIC HALL,

PHILHARMONIC HALL,
= s,,, Next TO the STAR OFFICE
&C. GcSNnDER, Plumber and Gas Filter, dealer in
STONES and all kinds of TIN, COPPER, ard
SSHtnEE SH SSHtnEET-lRON WARE; WATER aud GAS
fIHE introduced into public and private dwellings,
IN the neatest and most suhtantia manner bv com
Retent and experienced workmen. Water and Gas
Fixtures OF every style furnished to any amount
upon the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted marI9
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THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

II THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
10y This steamer have Imported direct from
Sheffield, England. handsome assortment Of
PoGkET KNIVES, l TO 4 blades,
TABLE, CUTLERY, SCISSORS, and RAZORS
change. ~ ' VA
II Getting these goods from FIRST hands enables
us 10 sell them At less than the usual prices
HI Our stock Of general HA r DwAREIs being
and will sell low. "0 ""
GRIFFITH Il SHIELDS
mar Y SO Pa. av, oppo Browns Hotel.
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THE PACIFIC MAIk STEAMSHIP COM

fhN1.
One Of the Steamships OF this Company. carrying
The United states Mail for ACAPULCO, ceHAS
Panama TWICE each month, on the arri -.
val of the u. :. Mail :. :. ComPapys Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regllariy
the 5th and Goth OF each month, with the mails
fHS RSR Rbs Rfbsssehs'''' '0nn'0'n' Wa rANAMA RAIL
These Steamships have been ins pected and n,
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty scssd
aad safely.
pleted from ocean 70 ocean and Is crossed In or
hours. The baggage Of passengers Is cheoked in
New York through 70 San Francisco, and passen
gers are embarked al Panama by Steamer at the
covers all expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francisco, TO prevent detention In case G scc,
Dent SO that the route s entirely reliabls-no ALLURE
having occurred IN eight years
rive at Aspinwall, s
Conductors 90 through by each Steamer. and tax.
charge OF women and children without other proteo-
For through TICKETS at the lowest rates, apply Al
RAYMOND-or 10 ARMSTRONG HIkRis q
CO., New Orleans-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston.
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DRICE REDUCED ONE HALF!
NEW MEDICAL SALT,
INFLAMMATfGIRsY DISEASES.
TRY IT.
ONLY ONE DOLEA

CHRONIC PACKAGES S2.50.
VI See Adrerfisem'nt. iaI7-n
THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHITLTZ q co,
is at No. 46i1s 7th street, near the City Post OF
flee. They promptly fill free of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to- them in person
or received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alc1andria) is the best now sold
in the United States and their terms are extremely
moderate They have also on hand a very fine as
sortment tofHUNGARIAN of WINES at low prices
70 Q.n
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"A RETURNS.
Portraits from
25 cents. ANY size
Portrait warranted
IN best Cases or
Frames at n. York
prices. Come all,
and take a sitting
for one of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. G..
w o O ID l. T. Y'S
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, bet.
18th and l4th streets
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE

A TELEGRAPH NOTICE,
"A NEW line Of Telegraph from Washington
North s1vertlsed falsely represented as connect
Ing with New Orleans, Augusta, CharIeston. s.
vsnnah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. ~
now, the only telegraphic connection with those
points j. thIoug the lines under the control Of the
MAX MbASbNETiG T. rie TEFt,EGRAPH COMPANY, TO
ents All the the teegraphic business of ss,d eItcss
tbst tbs Sssrs. Ihis therefore is 70 Eivs notice
sent by the new line and delivered To- a1v aeston ef
sne the, m,sgpshS Company in the south for heasmis-
situated. rs they had been handed to the
company at the place Of their origin, the nearest
convenient point thereto.
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a TTENTION HQEsSEKEEPERs.
PATENT CARPET SWEEPER.
A Great Domestic Incention, and one Of fhe Wonde

a ursuI D0HtSTtc IncentiOn, and Of the Wonders
Of the Are.
among Its merits are-lst. IL sweeps cleaner than
Broom, wlthoutinjury to any Carpet; I'd. IL makes
no dust to soil the furniture stie the lungs Sd.
IL sweeps either way, backward or forward; 4th. IL
Is simple In its construction and liable get out
by child; 9th. 1t is durable and viii last for years
7th. Ii cleans any Carpet thoroughly, taking the
into the box; whereas the common method Of
sweeping drives the dirt along the entire surface or
the Carpet, forcing il into the grains of the
and thereby injuring it very much.
For sale at the Plumbing, Gas Fitting Eestabish-
ment of c, SNYDER
fe 13-lm next n the Star afs,s.
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au 18-tf
SS DUPONT'S o.
-" g U N o w ID E R. ID

Sl DUPONT'S o.
-" o w ID E R. I'D
w. ALBERT KING, GKoReErowS, ID. C.. for
Eas past the Sole Agent in the District Of Colum-
Da Ior Messrs. Dupont Il Co., Wilmington Del
aWaTf keeps constantly hand large stock OF All
,he ne ainrrent grades of POWDER manufactured by
tnem, embracing. in part
6sstng 6anng and Mining Powder in IS and 50 h. kegs
ment proof, in Is and 50 H. kegs
Ducking Powder, m 81 i2Iz and Ss III fsssss
Do. do IN \ ant a. Ib - % ~ ~ 49, 49,
Diamond Grain do. in | H. canisters
Eagle Rife do. i'm 6k and I2iS III Legs
r., 70 DO IN and \ Id. canisters
F,fF,FFF, do. IN 5, and y ID. canisters
- DO. do. In n lb. TASKS and canisters
NrglnlA Inc IN lh. canIstsrs
II Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge 70 any part OF
the District. f
The character of Dupont's Powder has been 80
well and iavoraby known for a half century, that
praise. " "
NJ We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles of packages to sportsmen and
others. ~
u Office No. IS High street, Immediately ad-
olhlng the canal H9-n
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CHINELLE SPOTTEp TRIMMINGS AND
SERINGES Of every style, quality, and price, st
STEVENS'S New Fancy Store, s. Pear. srsuue.
mar 10 cot (6tates)
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UNITED STATES 6NHAIk NHAIk kINEfI kkIRNgfIL.R LINE.
AND wrrnour FAILURE ron EIsHT fsIIs.
FOR yi. SAFIE2ESh EFIRSg&I hkAAHfEsSHfBs. AHRs sSSEHfsoN'

Res~las Sai'sss Days, sth as< stA q saeA ssosfA
CAUTION.-so many frssds and impoasoas Of
1.sss s:ssT: 3. sI.s. s.Is s.s:s s:sf
MA, that the subscribef, the only en-
snsmS n sSs city q Ns1 York issls Il *. we
30 caution all persons eeekfne psseass 20 CalbrniS
~ ,ss .. s.s.%. q tfs
In New York is AUTHORISED 70 sneeEs pssssSsu eAos
The ComPssis@s al have only one ofhoe q NsS York,
yhIeh is q IL Wet greet, ecfner Of Wsrrsp 81,
R TIs3RSSSaa sSs5 Y ssss sssE Ne, ,n y.,..
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M TEETH.

the eMfNERhGPP'EiATE TEETH, attends e .easss ~ -
persons personally at his Office in this city S}W
Many persons can wear these Teeth whsSGlIp
cannot wear Others; and no person can w"ay oth.r.
who cannot wear these.
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
bnt to those who are particular and the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture tbsf
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. 56 Penn ayenue hetvaen
9Th and 10th streets; Also 9C7 Arch street Phsdei
pha. se sIfS
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THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained NJ ,h.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF
FlCE corner CPennsy wanna avenue and 9th street
Washington, on board Of the Steam Perry BOAT
George Page, or at the Office of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria,
RICHMOND, DANyILLE, LYNCHBURS,
IA, CHATTANQOGA,N NASHVILLE, HttNfS-
Mt5HFE oMfEARSp aNb N1bbSSfGTWsoH SSGTWs EktEAMgPHls
By direct route and continuous railway conneo-
tion TO Memphis,
Afording greater sJpediti0n dad comfort and he
ing over 300 miles shorter than BY any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at 81 a. M, for Alexandria whore pas
sengers take the cars for r Richmond, Charottsvile
Staunton, White Sulp phur Springs, Woodstock 6o '
and at ~ P. m. for Richmond and oil points South
west, making sure and close connections 20 Mem
phis
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the ofboe
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock m. and D. m.
jel7-n Wsshinsto,
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DENTISTRY, 90.

DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DR., Malster, $50 Penn's
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts., vher, S>&
ne will be pleased to see all who may desireI
MS services. For professional ability / sm kindly
permitted to refer to DIR. Malster. jaI
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.DIss HAZE 4. SSsas WSEk W,s WSi,.Bs :,
MAnulhotoys PA ave- near l2th q d8-SH
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IIckets S8, halves 81, quarters 81.

CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY. Class Il,
10 he dtawn on Thursday, March "a.
78 nuRbers-l2 drawn ballots.
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TN NOTICE.
i MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
have been adding 70 my stock Of cheap and -
and CHINA SETS, cheaper than they have E
ever been sold in this city-sets of ~ pieces ~
Please call and examine at No. SIS Penn Avenue
between 9th and 10th streets :
de 2l-sm JOHN McDEVTTT
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w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. lls M
y street, between g and III, keeps
constantly on hand every article re- "
Suised in his linsns q fne HEAR A
His charges are moderate, and his attention nj
on cal. any hour Of the day or night, Hseks fur.
nished for funerals at the lowest posEbls rstss
an a-Iy F's1't go f-F - - q
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Sartshprne,e CURE.ALL.

- " - ~ w i III
(9rdparrt pn etncm Gbenifer.)
OteIe5 Miittel BELT ais S6nerNn. = Nas mooiIb
98unber u%alerer Belt.
9eieS nerbSplr StiImitsI pirb inncrlia lub SueerIid anne.
:pnnbt. IS brilt lUgIei6
3abumeb, S]csfInmgr,.
Serrsntun9en II. Ssrlebungen, Seuenifedrn,
Cholera Mortus, GrVifbtuItn,
Grf6irunsen, HaIns SieSer.
Neural9t9, S~Drcnihmerstn,
Rbeumaliemu5, 9ranbnunbeu.
SIbnerauaeu, Gbplcra,
@lieberreBen, Gtitcnlhmcr,eu.
W~a9enlhmerSsn, S9ruit trier,,n.
9plentfrY, Grfrcrent g5HBe,
Wunoen SAILS, 9tippen6rShe
SuRlDmerSen, Observation-Disclosures,
&udenlbmerien, GeibGtmerwn,
Oa faielbe suSlei6 Elm sues StSrfrmittel il, 10 1T es Defenders
bel yta9enl0Datte, Dpeppia unb aa9emcintr S4patte III em>
pfeoIen. Sertauft iprb pidS Scilmitfl
in 5lal4en 3u % uno so Gents.
RsS- Seee Saliic, ScisnSe uno 9rbetter loate fur eincn Ct,
rp.ot9en llln9Iateiaa Cer hi pi6Bihen aranFbeiten cine 5Iaitc son
eieirm @ehmittel fste bel lib flbrcn.
H45- SOltdt Oh iratnS nelbe Shrner;en BADEN. 70 kr,rtts "a
elelsm enrt"&tl, unO DH wrlt au8tnbiiflite QinSerun0 unb
9eilun9 fnfen. 3u BADEN Sci 80"
6. gBoeatr, 81. @G6efer unb
bi alien @ppEtern in 8itn,pnb
NOrtclf nb 9etCrs6urq.
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Yreis IS Gente per @aa6tel, fanf @AaateIn

$50 Spren gruibeb, 9owpclcb unS Gafe. 3udcr.
IS Sap Yrime Nep Butter,
35 bbb5. Yrins Su9ar Gurcb Sam Bacon.
100 pbee. Bacon Slbte unb Sbpulpers,
200 Sbe. Yrrmc 30. l Seat 9arn,
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