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Wist.r,s Balsam Of wild cherry.

@-The only pure and genuine Balsam is, and
FOR the last twenty years, has been prepared by
SETH W. FOwLE Il Co., of Boston; and their print
ed name, as we'll as the written signature of
Butts, appear on the outer wrappers. As you
would aroid the spurious and hare the genuine
take no other.
This invaluable remedy is the best one extant
for the safe, sure. speedy and permanent cure Of
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Bron chifis. .4sth
ma Pleurisy. Pneumonia, Group, Whooping
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or side, and in fact every form Of Throat Chest
and Lung Complaint, rs well rs CONSUMPTION
itself
This household remedy should be in the hands
Of every family and individual. as a timely ap-
plicaton of it to slight cold will cause immc-
diAtc relief; while cases of long standing. obsti
nate. and apparently incuruble character will
surely yield to its wonderful curative powers and
lts great adoption to the wants OF man when af-
fcted
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01

Summons.
The People of the state of California, to
George HeacOxs
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me
i at my Office in Virginia, Placer county, on
Saturday, the 29th day OF December A. D. 1860,
ut one o'clock, P. NJ, to answer the complaint of
G. Jump. wherein be prays Judgment against you
for the sum OF one hundred and one dollars and
fifty cents, in on action for boarding and lodging
from September 3Oth. A. D. 1859, to May 4th, A. D.
1860, and take notice. if you fail to appear and
answer, Plaintiff will take Judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my band, this 22nd day Of No.
vember, A. D. 1860
JOHN BOSQUIT
Eov24 In J. P. Townsh'pro. 2.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
FRESH AND GENUINE.

Planters and Dealers in Seeds after reading our
Catalogues, will find they can purchase more
reliable article in this line at
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Daneina Acaoemies.

H. TERRER0S DANCING ACADEMY, No.
ALs ~ West Ecu t-fnth Il Nsw-York DUR sur
pEbkER0 and EDMUND PERRERO re.pec, iaI,y snno.n.s
st re above Academy viii open for instruction o. the 81, N
will re tan bt during the 70 1son
WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS for Misse. a, ns,,,.
ssn m, coumsncir 9 OCT0BER6.
MONDAYS End THCRsDAYs for Child,eu who A. ,.4 q,
tFnd nsy ., biol con gsn,ing OCTOBER 49, At IA
m. con mencing OCTOBER Va - ''''' ~
MOnDAYs oS eSS npppguukssDAYs, for GsntsDsu arp.
ToES1hYs and FRIDAYS, for Ladies. q, p m oom.-..
PkIvA1E s0CIABLE every other "WEDNESDAY vvv..
mo All who wish 70 become meme,s obis, By s.,
log their before the t = November Priv,s III
Matinee. will be iven ezusivy forth. pupa. and sIr 49,,
Schools and Private Csses site oded either own sSs
Pnvste Hour viii BE- med Il the Aade b,
application Classes Ia log Cities Towns .kendsd 10 ~
application ct the Academy Prv.e Lessons gses Lad.s e.
entlemen Pupils enter II all tines Class opes for Re-
snners throughout he Season Circulars b. hs1 tn
Academy Mr. beks 10 tste chat hs viii Let his Acedsny
Private Socisbles during the Season
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DUTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Ia Nos. 49, 43T, 439 5th-av -
The eighty sixth session Of this Institute viii open oep ~
The Inote stages connecting with the principal os sud
distant sections Of the city will pupils and from the
school on the same terms as heretofore . go, nm, -
not be Surpassed IN the city high healthy location and
handing prospect The internal arrangements are especially
adspt. TO all requirements of such Institution
No xreDse been spared to render the appointments for
every branch Instruction wei as for exercise and
all that nsble regard for oouiot anu 's
required The erept departments ara accommod ted IN
spacous with the mcd approved io
warming and initiation There sdded large and convenient
chemical laboratory chapel which, Tor beauty OF Ssgn and
attractive assembly In New YORK aud picture
pointing gallery instructed and lighted under the super
With these s.afy adjuncts to thorough educsuon TINS
Institute Il vi Sper.nc ed teacnes ahd
professors to give sen,ble practical and tho,ough co1rse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with the yoDnset pupils their alphabet
grounding reading spelling writing and arithmetic
ard them steadily along through the various stages TO
graduation This embraces three departments suodiVided
ton admitting introduction OF pupil 10 grade suited 70
her and Advancement and supplying al the educational 70
quements for the mind ard the heart from early inianGy
maturity any graduates testify who have entered TINS
Institute infant years pursued the entire tho gh
the department. ard adoa'ed emineny hed Tor 'He
duties and rec 1nsibities OF life
All the lines Of y cars and stages which pass 42d st. alSo the
Harlem R I'd available for access the
Institute which b located the corner Of f2ds and thav
Ra al station accommodation Of pupils coming to the
city by that conveyance
Collegiate $40 per quarter
Academic Department
advance Clsss................... IL per quarter
Prep rtoiy Primary Class per quarter
Furtf information tuition in Languages Music Drawing
snd PsI ting Of admission for pupils to board Ia the
at The Innte Pupils win De received organized
'-'"' ''''' HENRY II FIERCE Principal.
J. w. C LEVERIOGE,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
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@rotrries ano provisions.

4 NDREW w. ROSE, No. 223 WASHING
n TON-sT N y, WHOLESALE, ONE PRICE CASH
DEALER IN PROVISIONS. FISH AND GROCERIES.
NseLerel Salmon White6sh Bluehsh Haddock, Saad
Peeled Heripgs &c In all size packages Georges Goldfish
Hams Shoulders Beef Lard, PORK, Mild Cheese and Gro
Of AM kinds for low. Cash buyers invited to
cali. Orders collected and filed with care.
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az the finest In c.yuga County n good coz dton
/, situated on Lste shore II |, part OF large
INIT Ps he principal orchards Of which reserved put
~ ,ion of red in udos the farm house and baras and ao'o
tee ara pear trees Of he best varieties Pnce per
scr Tor Re wh,e s'oto $500 for Ap
81 =, The Jounsl OF Commerce Office, Nc. 81 Wsltt, rev
E9s civ or TO RICHARD HALE, the premises Aurora
Cayurs County Y.
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rrpIOfs GARDE EN-,
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

thront Of applicants having presented themselves request
irs procure for them orchestra chirs upon the appear
week Of MIR Forrest and beiug DESTROYS TO give 81
fair equal chance have concluded that 2S2 Of the desired
only shall sold In the vesbule OF the heater
AT public auction the time with the private boxes by
The celebrated aoconeer Henry Leeds at 81 O'clock Sept
ia remainder OF the vas auditorium will be open to the
public al usual prices via Family circle cents parq1ete
and arcss circle 50 In not raising the prices generally
aAeA been induced by desire that the should
have 10 pay than usual 10 the renowned agedsn
have determined that during Mr. Forests engage
et apo At al times that ticket spectators shall be excluded
from Theater and its vicinity do not intend my patrons
shs be mposed upon In auy prevent and hereby
warn bu Jog tickets except at the Office That the
public by the rush at the box Office
humber only win be sold each night and In
such numbers will prevent any extensive individual crowds
arriving at the same time =.
the public KINDLY aided by Mr. Nblo who has generously
s' JAS NJ. NIXON.
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WAN NORMAN INsTrTUTE.-An ENGLIsI

and FKENNH BOAKDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES, Nos and West 39th-st., Murray HILL
two doors from 5thav ,EewYork, will reopen on WEDNEs'
DAY, the 18th September The edidce-plannsd ex.
gsssy io the Sch o. and warmed by htt water with pure
Summerlike airs In the highest aud beautiful part OF he
city Special attention paid health aud physical traong
or which an entire story l. set apart Extraordinary proyi.on
members OF the PnnciPas huily French spokea' The
sbet masters are employed for French Italian Germa Piano.
Fore Harp, and other accomplishments Among his CITY
ssnd' AID patrons. the Principal refers TO the Rev Gadaes
spring ID. D. Rev Thomas De Witt d. D.; Rev Nathan
bAng', ID Rev. Asa d, Smith d. D. Rev Joel Parker
ID D. Rey Edwin r. Hatfield, d /; Rev B Hasany,
Rev Joseph p. Thompson, u, d., Mr. Wiliu " Dodrs, Il
biaron Sims, NJ d. ard John Gscou NJ d. For Gi An.
formation apply at the Institute Circular for which ad
dres Rov ID. Z. VAN NORMAN Ii ID pdncia.i
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Gtopes ano 6eaters.

RIBLE HOUSE, No. BIBLE HOUSE,
- FOURTH-AV, NETWORK
Use the celebrated NESUNIUS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The hes which from ordinary ranges goes waste
chimney Il and made avnsble the
Above without In the last gts convenience efficiency
Kitchen Range. The ETNA HEATER Il deisaed T. act In
the frost basement FIRE place 10 the has ment puor and
oyer the pslor For efficiency economy durability ssA
safety they unequsled Abundant reference furnished
app caiion. SPAULDING SrRATTON
No Bible House. 4h-sv Y MsnuctueIs aud Proptstos.
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marbinerp.

CTEAM BOILERS for SALE.-Three second
- hand CYLINDER BOILERS, 30 inches diameter ssd ~
feet long with high Steam Domes and iache d,mcer With
two Cross Boilers snd the fixtures complete Will be esd
pounds the square inch and viii be sold ehs,p for cash
Price $500. Inquire Of or address
WIN FINNEY Co No. l67 Water-st Brooklyn.
SEWING-MACHINES for SALE-l0 Grover
~ Baker B. C, and Ds appropriate tor bsgmskDs aud
hosiery work warranted perfect ard good will be sod
cheap for cash Address C. A. DURGIN, No as5 Broadway
Room 81, Hew-YorkCty.
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90 n1bcm It Aldp Concern.

NOTICE.-Al persons are forbid paying any
IN money or selling entrasing any ptoPe ~ 70
OLSEN my account he h,vtng no sn'hoSny w. gu,
Isso VIM a RFAD Noe 81 and So caiharine Market. N 4
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Hlnsital Boxes.
6ouse-fnrnishima poc6s.

TVNO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best plass
i to buy SILVER-PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY,
and all k ds of House Furnishing Goods, is BASS
FoBDs at Cooper Institute cor AstorpAee % and hsvs
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%Erursions.

IlRLY MORNING EXCURSION to the
IL CHOLERA BANKS.-The HUNTRESS, Capt Duyall,
viii make an early excursion the above grounds ol WED
DAY r. 1s0sayiDg JacksOn At u O'Clock and feck-
sp O'Clock BAIT free Li0es eau also be had on
beard Refeshulent viii be furnished BY JOHN h. RILEY
OF No lis JoAn-st Fare 81. WALTER ID C. Bogus,
" JOSEPH DUVALL.
VHXCJRSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
II PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad Of New JerseJ
iii an E1eursion Tickets through this region daring the
month Of September Fare for tue entire Excursion
Ticket good days Lesve Couandtst at aud CLOCK
a 10 2 O'Clock ~, o'clock IN Leave fieI NO. y
North River at a and III O'Clock M, and q O'Clock m
49, 70, vt sitheT place further Information apply
tell P BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, No. oS "slfst'
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Gutlerp, 6arbware, &r.

A A. THOMSON & Co., No. 2l5 Water-st,
"a. HewYork Importers and Dealers 10 TN fsss hoonns
Plates Sheet Iron Zinc Coppe Wire Block Tin sPelter Lead
&c Also Timers Tools and Machines which they ohc ioi
sale At the lowest market prices
EULLERs PATENT IRON RAILING for
Houses Churches and Cemeteries, ll5 oheePet than Ola
styles JOSEPH L. LORD IT, Asent No 426 Broadway
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Gouses ano farms h)anteo.

WANTED-A FARM of about 100 acres, with
w good improvements Fruits &c situated within 81 40
miles 81 NewYok Address, stating prices &C. c. W. h Box
No L647, New-York City.
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Che Gnrf.

moo 600 PLANET, DANIEL BOONE,
S2U,UDU. and ooNg AREE;,The Fal Races over
IN .o,,r,snee Sept IS with toe above Sweepstakes.
VII d. C. GRINNELL, Proprietor.
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HENRY a. LRKDs rctioneer-Szleroom No % Nassau ~
EDWIN FORESTS FIRST APPEARANCE
II THIS SEASON AT NIBLO's GARDEN;1HESkf H.
LEEDS Co. viii cell by auction, on ThURSDAf, sept 10.
IN the vesbule Of Nbo ~ O'Clock the choice oil IL
PRIVATE BONES and $50 ORCHESTRA SEATS, ior the
6r, Appearance Of EDWIN FOREST which takes place on
MONDAY EVENING, the nth inst Owing to tue unprece-
entd demand BY letter and from the various hotels 70 secure
seA Mr Nixon esous placing one on an equal 1901
ing has decided put up choice OF seas and private
a. nnh comretiton after wbca the remaining unsod seats
& be- disposed of as usual oce to the first app
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DROWNs GREAT PICTURE
I'D Tbs spendd view NewYork from Hooofen oy the GER
sbIse6 lsnd.caF GEO L. BROWN p Gsil S% srNRIsEp
UCRSYoN ART GALLERY, corner BIosagsy and an -
Abundance rs cents "bO " HtsD - -
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printing.

A L JAMES EVERDELLS-Weddlng Cards,
N NOTES &c These celebrated engraved Cards be had
only the old Card Depot No 900 Broadway corner Duane
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No 104 FutOn-st.
w Latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS. NOTES, EN-
VELOPES &c Established 1871
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6nmmer Retreats.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, South Orange, N. j.,
WI ore hour from New York.
The Horse IL repete with every convenience; befuul
GROUNDS Tr ins leave foot Of CORTLAND It 800 II 90 m
8sO 10 30 o. m CHAS. STRINGER.
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CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- EHT OyERSTUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS Hs
considered the best Pianos manufactured and wsaas
Wsrsfooms Nos 80 and "a walker-st. near Broadway.
~ PIANOS for SALE or to LET Cheap
- Prices $40 SIS. SIPS, f7S. 500 and Pearl kayed.
$3.50 or TO rert at So So So S. aud 90 month Music
gh lessons and Pianos tuned BY Prof DUhSDAr.
No 200 Gfssd-k
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FTNHE MISSES PALACHE'S FRENCH and
Il ENGLISH BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL for young
ladies. No 1873 West 18th st., will REOPEN MONDAY,
10th September.
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obstruction.

A. LEDUCs FRENCH aud ENGLISH
~. DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES viii reopen, at
No 1o6 Fest 23d st.. WEDNESDAY, Sept L. Apply Tor
= M ular a. above. Advantages unit qualod
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aopertisins agents.

ITO ADVERTISERS NJ. PETTENGILL 81
Il CO. No ll9 Nsssaust constantly sending advertise
and paper in the United States and British
Provinces at the publishers lowest Papers be
file their Offices No State st. Boston and No ls Mas
Q st., New.York.
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NESDAMES CHEGARAY and PROVOST
WI respectfully inform the Parents their Pupils at they
wil reopen their School MONDAY, Sept It, at No 70
Madison
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Gtati0nerp anb faurp Soobs.


Gtationerp an6 faurp Soo6s.
DARD BROTHERS Il Co.. Manufacturers OF
ID GOLD PENS. PEN end PENCIL CASES a Msiden-lsns,
NsyYork Aho manufacturers OF Bard Wilson'S Ps.ep
Angular NIB Gold Pens Gold Pens pEred exchanged
READS
M P. BROWN,
No 1856 Pearl.st N. Y.
nAVID WALKER, StatiOner Printer, and
~ Blank Book Manufacturer No. Park place, under Broad
way Bank Tags and CountugToom Notions in great variety
TOR Marking ClOthing Silks, Paper, use Clark's
Il Patent lndelibe Pencil Neat and indeible Merritt
Brown, IL Beekman ct NY T. p Clark Northampton Mass.
CLOTE 81 JAMES,
~ STATTONERS PRINTERS, and BLANR-BOOB hANU.
FACTbRERS No 90 Fultonst Orders respectfully solicited
DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN war
IAned perfect ANY nk used; filling writes from 70
10 hours T. q. STEARHS, Agent, No 67 BTosd~sy N Y.
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Corner Of 6tb.av.

VNHE Collegiate and Commercial Institute, No
244 West 18th st. win open tie fifteenth year Sept TO-
JOHN Ii. BROWN, A. NJ, Principal.
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NOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast-Saillpg
s,.anr FNOCH Or AN Is for sale charter. For further
psrtcuin'S Ppp W WV n SMITH
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Boar1 an0 Rooms.

the comforts If home pr family in the upper PAT Of
~ citv ir thy location Inquire at No. l3 West 3ht
TITO LET-A small, nicely Furnished back parOr
Il with without board IN avery pleasant location up t1Hn
with small respectable family where other borders will be
taken A. J. II. DOUGHTY, No 153 BowerY
WANTED-A SECOND FLOOR, with pan
w tiles. bath gas &c by gentleman and his wife with
BOARD In strictly private family where other b0arders
are taken State to H. T. NJ Box 3O4s New York p o.
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A LII the English branches, Mathematics, Lann,
N and rsei-A thorough Teacher and dcpnsan desires
Class private Tuition In NewYork vicinity Address j.
A r.. No. ITO 2dsv.
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Respectfully informs her friends aud the public that her School
viii commence on THURSDAY, Sept 30 punctual attend
Of her pupils respectfully requested Circulars can be
obtained at her residence No 10 Gpuercy Park East 10Th at
for the ad sson Of pupils to her school can be
made by letter until the Let of September After that dAs Mia.
Haines viii be at home to attend thu N In person.
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MISS WRIGHT, No. UnOn-place, will RE-
WI OPEN MONDAY, Sept II her CL ASS for limited
number Of pupils Cas. for Drawing Pupils Mondays Weanes
days and Fridays, at 3 O'Clock d m
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A YOUNG Lady of six years experience in
"A teaching desire situation eoer in school or family to
the higher English branches and Music required Address
i N o., Times Office
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mants.

A SITUATION WANTED as COOK, TO assis
IA in WASHING and IRONING; has good city reference
her place Can be for two days at No. l42 Eas
3Elhst
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI sTITUTE, No 2a 4thst corner of Macdouga on Wash
inston+quare, GEO. W. CLARKE, A. NJ and JAS FAN
MING A. PROPRIETOR and Principals opens its Eighteenth
Academic Year on MONDAY, Sept 10, 6O when 1t. pupils
requested to be punctuay present Catalogues with par
cuaI may be had at the Broadway Book Stores BURN
TONS, No 40 6thsy., and at the Institute
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DOR SALE-Tbe large SHOE STORE, corner
.fa7tbst and 3D. v No 346 doing good busin s.
a ,tspd for retail and ordered work Is OF the best In 'h
ity Will be sold reasonable teuns with all the Fixtures
The atore Reasons selling out will be explained at store
iHsui'e IL '"' '''''' MAXWELL & MCINTYRE
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GERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No. 300

NERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NO 3UJ
" West 2dt This school conducted the most approved
German psn aim. the harmonious opmen OF all The fscu
ties Of the mind the physical perfection and the well being
Of its pupils Numerous highly qualified teachers native and
employed In the English German Fret CHI and Spanish
departments Boys prepared for business college Separate
for Girls ia which Iiain and ornsmentL Needework
aught supeinended by competent
ia both apartments There few vacancies for Boarding
Pupils Term begins Sep. 10 Circulars giving very full p,rticu
lars may obIed LOCKWOODS No. al Broadway; at
WESTERMANh's No 40 Broadway, and at the Institute,
X. DULON, p. D., H. GERCKE, p. ID.
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& Eatrs. t

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TN queen pFoorlfr, nn4eem pitieIben crit fur,e
D" IL" Sltrn tatrtjtrt worpcn warcn. fam -,
e'nrm rfttbtn 6armer IN 2labamn. Oic1,r f,un
ole ''9F'n lrNr lbrn, mnp tauftt Dem @anfss 1ehs
upfeh 9n, cine tlIr lt, Die anpere fiir leine Sins
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m'entrn' nnp p'ncn er nit Der nenen GrfinSur,,
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''"'m liNFm ecr trnf SGbue auf. nm irnrn 1edI.
a3rEn jH 9ritten Otibrntcn an Notrr mn ssr;;
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lang! 2Nie NrHb 0ber mar pas GrIiauueu psr IL.
m"'sn9l'rc'r, ais Il; gbenps ,ujammsufomrr
'P'e u9ren9fl:Se"ft mjt5racbtsn unO Gh 70 iibcr,
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0r. SSArnm itcD.ntic Gittrrrit6iltbrn 8inor-
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A"'. 2Ssll lc Der lfBtc 6:uon,cnminiitsr r,;s
20 l'p lEbt Bst9t purtiAHhtltA brbanpeIt bot
S'man0 lh9tc, raS Ca6 leusS y6ou;rs fnrn..
Pe' rem lsBtrn britigcn Surme ni,.t brih3n;
mtreen, b" cims ihwcre .hYppt6cte parouf ruh5
"Sn n0 Gin 'ln8ebilceter 9larr," l6rie r,,,
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
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