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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

PoLTT1cAI.-General s. F. Carey will de-
liver an address before the Lincoln and Ham
lin Club of the Seventeenth Ward, on Sat
urday evening, goth instant, at Firemsn's
Hall. The public are respectfully invited to
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

REPORT OF THE RECEIVER OF THE CENTRAL
ONO RAILwAY.-H. j. Jewett, ESQ.,, filed
his sixteenth monthly report with the Clerk
of the United States Court, yesterday COW
ering the operations of the road for the
month of August, of which we make the
folio wing abstract, with the earnings of the
road for the same month last year:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
took the premium at the late exhibition of
the Mechanics Institute, as the best family
se'cing-mdchine. This is the fourth year
they have made this same award.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

PoILTcAL.-A large delegation win 90
from this place to the Florence barbecue,
to-day.
MEETING AT ALEXANDRIA - The friends
of Breckinridge and Lane win have grand
barbecue, at Alexandria, tomorrow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
sporting IntelIlrence.

WATERTowN, N. Y, October ls.-Notwitb-
standing the bad condition of the track the
race between "Flora Temple and "Patchen'
came off here this afternoon, resulting in
favor Of "Flora Temple" Time-22s 226
and Dps - :.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

EMANCIPATION OF SIAvls.--Lettuce, Mary
and Eliza Jones, three muatto women,
emancipated by the will of Edward Jones,
Of Dallas County, Ala, had the fact of their
manumission recorded.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Outward Round

CAPE RACE, October 1s.-the steamer
Arago from New York on the 18th, passed
Cape Race at seven o'clock this nornine,
bound to Southampton and Hayre. All wei
on board ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

CHICAGO, October ls.-Six ice-houses, be-
longing to Messrs, Joy & Frisbie, at Crystal
Lake, were destroyed by fire last night.
$4,000; insured for $29, 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
LOST.

n .OST-B0oKS-The first and fifth volumes of a
NJ miniature LEIPZIG edition of Lord Mahons
History of England. The finder will be paid more
than they are worth, on delivery Of them at this
once. oc19-d
OST-S5 REWARD-A large, black Newfound-
~ land Dog, with white breast and small white
spot on the forehead. ANY one leaving information
concerning him at the McNiclSel Rolling Mill, Gov
ington, will receive the above reward.
ocl9-b' THOMAS REED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
FOUND.

ESOUND-D0G-A black Rat.terrier Dog. In
~ quire Of PAUL BETZ, Paper-carrier, or of A.
hLEIRSCHMIDT, on the Lexington Pike, Coving-
ton, Ky. oca9.b|
ENOUHD-PLASTERER' TOOLS-On Monday
= morning, October s, bag of Plasterer's Tools.
Owner can have them by calling at 21 Webster st,
and proving property. ocls-b+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

LADIES FANCY FURs.-The attention of
the ladies is invited to the card of D. F.
Baker in special-notice column. His stock is
large, well assorted, and worthy of inspec-
finn -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
The Nova scotInn nt Fnrther point

FARTHER PoNT, October ls.-The NoVa
SeotiGn, from Liverpool on the 4th, vio
Londonderry on the 9Th, passed here at Eve
7. M. to-day, en- route for Quebec. News
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

Speaking of Wide-awake demonstration,
the New York Times reporter said; "lllu-
Mutations abounded, and bouquets of ladies
exhalsd their sweetness upon the passing
lines
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

S1GEIFloANr HIRT TO TRAvRLERs.-''Do
you see this stick, sir," said very stupid
acquaintance TO Sidney Smith, this stick
has been all round the world, sir" SIN
deed" said the remorseless Sidney, "and
yet il is only stick" The story is Venera-
bic but pertinent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

POCKET PIoKED.--A man named John H,
Coulter had his pocket picked last evening,
at the corner of Fifth and Walnut, of porte
monnaie containing $2T.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

SM1TH AND NIxoN's HAIL. Thiodon's
Museum of Arts seems to be attracting the
attention Of the public, and the house is
quite well filed nightly. The music by O.
g. Bird, is not the least agreeable feature of
be agreeably entertained inthis way. i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

SALE REAL EsTATE.-J. Graft & Co. sell
forty lots in Newport, KY, this morning at
halfpast nine o'clock, when great bargains
may be expected. See advertisement,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

The increase in the receipts over August,
1859, are 81, 79l 3d. and the decrease in the
total expenses, 1886 49, Balance on hand
at date of August report, $32, l04 80.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

Florence has just decreed statue 70 Dante.
1t is to be executed by Enric0 Pazzi, Of RAJ
VIENNA and must be completed before the
end Of 1865.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

LADIES, ATTEETIoN.-See s. Menken &
sons advertisement. New arrival Of fine
Furs, Bonnets, &c. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

Arrival of the B0russIa. NJ.
REw YORK, October 18.-The steamship
BOrussia arrived at this port this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

WAeeoNER's oysters, the best in the city.
56 Sixth-street and 2O3 Central-avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

ATTENTION. ADVERTISERS THE DAILY
Press has the largest city circulation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

To encourage the formation of Clubs, TWELVE
PAPERS will be sent 20 one address for NINE
DOLLARS, and greater number in that ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS is cOmpiets Family
Journal, second, in the merit and variety Of its
contents, to no paper in the country. This, and
the low price at which it is offered, especially to
Clubs is expected to give it large circulation.
both North and South.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

NATIONAL THEATER.-O O0Ueeh Barn drew
a very large audience last evening, and, we
are informed, passed off agreeably. It
will be performed tonight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
NEWPORT NEWS.

wAaeOSsR's premium Baltimore oysters.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
THE DAILY PRESS.

Buy waggoner's oysters, Sc si1th-street.
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FOR RENT.

E7NOR RENT FURNIsHED OR TrNFIrp
NJ hlSHED SLEEPING-R00MS-AtN No 2O2
% lelu-s.. ocl7-ff
COR HBNT-A PLEASANT ROOM-With gas,
~ well furnished Terms moderate Apply at Il
seyenth-st., north side, east Of Main. ocl2-dt
FOR RENT-RQ0Ms--Toa a small family with.
= out children, three Rooms and Kitchen, on
first floor. with good cellar, hydrant, cistern and
large yards in good order and newly papered Ref
erences required. Inquire at No. "a Hathaway-B
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM
~ well-furnished front Room, lit with gas in
private family, suitable for or two gentlemen.
Apply at 129 Central-avenue, between Third and
Fourth ocIS-bs
FOR RENT;-H0USE-Three brick, con.
u tanning twelve rooms, gas, bath, cistern large
yard, and stable for pair Of horses and carriare
525, Postoffice. ocis-bS
FeOR RENT-Ro0MS-Suita for Offices or
manpiactnring purposes, in the rear Of the
Joining the Broadway Hotel. Apply at the Gallery
heht low ocl6-tf
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALR-BY JACOB GRAFF a co.
IN Srocertesl Notions, Furniture, &c in Coving-
i9nI h1iirMl ~ es sold a. Auction, on MONDAY
s.9ek Of GSSds in the Store Of George s. Rust corner
assortment Of Groceries, Notions, Furniture, Crock.
ALS0-Two large Showcases This sale epbraeoa
great variety Of Goods aud 4 worthy the affention
of the trade and others, AZ the whole Stock will Ia
sold TO close up the business. ~.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer
ocl9 No. is East FOurth-st
A UCTION SALR-By JACOB GRAFF 4 90.
IN. Large Sale OF Lots In Newport Kentucky =
Will be sold at Public Auction, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, October l9, at 91S o'clock, the premises to
close an estale, Forty Lots desirnbly situated on
Bellevue, Madison, Taylor, Walnut and Chestnut-
streets. In this Sale great bargains may be ex-
pected, as the estate must be closed up.
Terms Of sale-One-ioursh cash, balance Ia one,
two aud three years, with six per cent interest se-
and title indisputable.
house. JACOB GRAfF, Auct0neer,
oels eft1 No, Is East fourth-st.
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.EuoNElA.IrHnRTr4
usRRq3aq Q 8HIqIkqG
AMUsEM,I.MiNrs.-

PIKE's 0PERA-HoUsE.- .--Self will be re-
peated this evening at this establishment.
Its success continues unabated.
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BOARDING.


EROARDING-Two pleasant unfurnished front
- roomss with board can be had at No. 100
Plke-st Also lew day-boarders wanted. ool7-d|
ROARDING-Large and pleasant rooms, fur
-AO nished or unfurnshed, for families or single
gentlemen, Rooms lit with gas. Apply at No. 200
Ihird-st., three doors east sfPlum. ocis-bf
EpOARQING-Largsa and pleasant rooms fur
IG1 nished or unfurnished, fer families or single
gentlemen, can be had at 1873 Sycamore ST., above
Fourth. Also, day-boarders, oolS,b|
ROARDING-A gentleman and wife and few
IL single gentlemen can be accommodated with
good board, in private family, at ass Six th-st.
TROARDING-Two or three gentlemen, or a
~ family, can be accommodated with a pleasant
nont room and boarding. Also, pleasant room fE
young ladies' in private family, at 260 Ninth-s ST.,
between oentral-aV. and John. Ocl9sd'
QOARDI gentleman and his Wife and
A0several single gentlemen, can be accom- modated
with geod board in central locality, by applying
1mmediately at No. las Pearl-st., between Race
and Elm. ocls-bF
KROARDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
- mOdated with board and pleasant at
142 Longworth-st, between Plum and Central-aV.
tocl6-d'l
EQOARDING "A gentleman and wife, or two
1R single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
boarding and nice hont room, we'll furnished,
with gas, in q private family, at III JOhn-st,
toel7dsl
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uQler nlbt! nlIr fort, baB mir uu6emcrft aus
per Jtdbe re3 9eprt8 fDnlmelt!" brdnote Iie
uno fer iul18e Wann fplgte ben Der 6taSt alts
ltrpmenren WeuiAen, ibren gtrm bidt in BEN
1elnl9en 9eIAleHeu, nm ibr bic nStbtse Inter
ltiteung gu 9eten a6er ite l0ite ii4 leiie bon
leInenl Druid. nG5 mar nur cine aueentliflide
Sapadle1 la9te lte b1lblaut, ,Die gan5e NnoIt
mdbreno Der 6a9rt i4ien plOtli6 nod einutal
itber ml4 gu tOmmen - jeet bin t4 mieoer
fart !"
ullnO mcGlen Sic mir etnen Srt onoeten.
po4i4 t4 Ste 9eleiten funn, WtiB ?" fraSte er
nit etllem Influge ban 8erleeenfeit, nabbem
fid terettS Die 9eldaft8telcbteu GtruBen un
ite bier: aH8breiteten, yi4 babe mid Bel, 1meiuer
perretIe mr. ment9e Stltn6en IN 0if86ura auf,
8ebalten unb tenne bic Stapt taft gar nid)t."
Ste l9mte9 eInen Qugeublif pie ltnI6lulIia.
uS9 melB nt4t Of t9 nod ldnoer 9lniprii6e
an Ste MAIDEN bari Sir, Die pielle6t nit Sbs
rem Yldnen kereit3 in @OtliI1ion oeratben itno, "
ia8te iie Fa(b5D9erno, vid bpiie fSreunDe bier 5u
treiien, itebe aber Biz b7Din nod 9an3 alen
unb bin Cann Dielleiht necer remIe(ten 0ers
ba9te auS8eIebt5 ZEN nur Sbre gegleitung BON
mir ab9emanct =" ...-
SD bin gliif(i6, WdB, 9bneu meiue linz
teritlteun8 auT tte allerldH9lte Oauer an6ieten
gu Diirfell ltntcrbrad iie 0aumann eifrig
unnb menn id cine 6ra9e ftellte, Ic geIdab e8
mur, I'M 99re g8Hnite tennen 5u lernen -
ot5prniren Sic iiber MIDI, >pie ii6er eineu,apirfz
liden 8rurer." a ..-.J ...
sd oante 96nen, Sir" iogte lie, uno Der
llm9e Wonn 0lan6te einen leiIen Druid i6re8
Nrm8 81 fiGen; ul1iien Sic un5 bem erten
9ctel Der Stact n1dfra9en, nno i'd perte am
li4erten Iei1, ba(O meine natitrliden Stitken
wiepcr 5u finoen," FL. ..
8aumapu ipro4 Die erlte anfaupi9e Ber=
l0nlt4fett, melde lbnen be9e9nete, an unp murs
be bercitpiljg 5wedbt genieien; nu9 eiueEl
tur5en 0anBe 1pdr cas- 0ptel 9eiunpen, rpuroen
i1re 9eamen olS II, Bouusan and Sister I'M
6rtmren6abe re3litrirt, unp Der innse Wtann
gcleitttc icine Se1leiterin bi3 CUR 36iire res
i0r aa9ewieienen 3unmera. sa4s .s-- .
s1o-- (6orieBnn3 fpl9t.) .~-r 8.
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Dr. &nfelano'S beriibnttea
teiIt erunt!tG aas

9FUnbEfW
Yeberbtl9werben, Otspepft unb @ebuGt, Gront
lhe pber nerpGie 91mG@en, Merenfrantbeiten
unh ale Serant6etten, tpeI6e BON DerbOrbenem Ma-
gen pber ber 9eber entlfeben.
SS.%e GIs 8eraopfune, tnnsit 5emUrbsn &nbsaas bes
Dluses nIA BEN Rusfe Sdute TN dau. 5erbreuasu 5eS.
kxennen, WppetSfg!eit, S&rere I'm WGsen 5&Ud9s uns
bSfss @efabl I'm a7a8sn unssetetb S&wsrer Gtbsa
3ertlspfen S&w DE Der Qussn 8:sden In BEN @efbt
8ttber unb Rep&msrssn, DefGyerbtn bm atbaen GsIS-
stresn Der 5aut ane Hastu, SsttsHEshn, SARrisu ta
waden nab ben @itsessn 5tss TIM Ssrf Hnb Bremen r
Eistf&, Sdnstast uuA gtxrstf6Ia asabet
Dtt Gsentsnmsr en1pfsbeu bsefe tbtr Der Enfrifam.
tstt zee pubumS. ea abraa8t bem sDertb unb bar
Hn9emeRenpTt brfeIbsn fur ATE eelben, w0lr h
sMpf0blsn rtrb &c if btes sn unb unssprnftes
wtt fsneesn zines eas fs 10 Sdbrsn e psnfuus
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ssuf 10 test nod xsu iusm aueern erFdSt wartt Dts
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satstronen aus ngen Gbten bS 4anDs ta Sunftn ssbn
9ebtH tins Hngtbeuert unS bS anSsr.
!t@ Son benz GeentRnms Subftststa dmaraGs wsIsn
lsst rn.ntsbl bar es assa'sa esrs.lsn iast mus
attnsmttt4 UtrbtsRs, ueIHs a. srIdEet set.
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0ermdHia Observation-Disclosures
Oefellf6aff .f-
III u e 10 y Drt.


III 9te Oprf.
Baar einse5abltes Cdpt4al 5000 OOO
Der nte.tnse lit beet auussunsen dr tisis eleu.
| dan arsunebme1.
| Sbrs 9ei6afte btfrben In Observation-Disclosures
&Iters. .0erfprguHgeR, 4usfeuers r ffhrTuu.
| en- unb Sc eibrenteu- Getrdsen.
ttte YrSAtHs Sss san,sn gnsfns nsrSen anter bie
y0erlnant1 VeberSs8erIi6 Ii6erunos. .@eielifaft"
II tauPtatlt6 lr biz beat foe eSesSlferuua ter Der
tddtsn sserhnst rorben. Sbre Grftoren ans @eomts
no NIT entssn ansnGsmsn DsHtf&s. SIRE gOliten unb
Iusssssten Str @sf6aSStTfstr FHos tn ssnSsr Ssrat
eli. 10 bic sinstss seessns.gsrft6erunos.
IftIlf6aft tn eeL @frttnisten StaaftH nsTS,
oitisn eeutie)en gbaratttr bat
e ans SsEgSrs''ssa s ugs gtts'rsH Ia @tw'gor fnt.
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gresr 8asv, g. Rangt gsr 8autt aa. aaer a. qsrcSus
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DtG.V1aitt' MP 9ttr.; 6riecr. Gdupenhler.
NlS gcarc cf Heference fir Baltimore
ut fSsest fnren 5aa sHts tie i bsls6a,tea auh et/
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faEssotDI
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0efdbrIitDe Granfbeit.

etnH tst teselee une untuss Saneer bee VN1frs
net es tF zen &sim st emeFi9aFea 3raatSs tG iS at
aDI ocr BIC ur @ntfsdul8 ttn At9redt I'D Se 3a
iu eis sr pioi9e rsE Gr3epun9 nnO petfabat
dN eia Gertrduen Eaa tbHH plrtet II lange tis
Snptrms lires l9refn nebels, s !; ., elm mir s8mI.
rem eGitutscr 6lls clue b0 Mae Smrt In ten GGP
r tSitrtern Nbratm es Sidtce Gautbsit NusEiG i
t 9aut Ancian al ben Snei n1r Nrnen Simmer Sem Ge-
r uEt SeH @Ttremttaen f2 5eGeu HEX usel
eues lredti6en SnlSeit it'd fAreitcn Dis tulfSt
3aHmsa uns ?lsnncra eiuller, fer furtt-
ttten NraNth Gin @e6Ins cts Witleios mt Qpb
nen rdltbtn Seen c1curh et GHee uat eaB TIN nod
edutt brn5t ItiA 9eiieuter iurpGfetrt
GS ii trdHrge Ibdtiate f1g Gduube bieer ntbdren
&ranRgii CpteI fallen III Sc!Ge ser un8 dltfftt Iu
enetG pratler welbt far AHpeneura iPne3 tGot9e GS
bee Vie!turs Bic GpuitH0n ren 0et tsc 2cecns
4 In
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gln Gremce.

Dr. SstpEsa II lr haJise Fssdmsbs sssst.e atst re3t;
ks Ettluns TSa snDa 2rahfeln aafsgt Gars gisd nas
StbsHtians ias sasa NHssrsu ssna EzbE.anH 9 % tsan
EEtlst ssn tHsn 9tbfn Sfi3ss n tsH frcseu 6atn
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spa 5raHire4, ras IN tsm Slsds, Itil4tdtfia T.
gss q s' fut sssssasEf 2saJia sIs aag a1;nGH 1i sc
C rsIasr "a Der gatss s Dr. 9stnasa sass ssssf sass
fa sriFaBsH sEf fine esTt es 37s5a aat iins @sfap
el5 Nfff. ri
tGafireaIstihs Eettss fssea ztst3lt
" Sas tEies1sH 7ns9esa mEsfn fzsifz gffAgiss<s y4s
Est tnfE Ess~etS~" sz;taiisa fer tss zEtssi4Fcb<a
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%r. sSnI,ltiton.

i5tf Ge i0nJtiAeu GpuegtRS gBunSarse IN 4eneen
FeeHirtr- nes Eer ertp mseinen GrGeeien Ger 0r STUD.
w " rn 8 9FieH &hsi! ieines gebens IN piEaer ven
>aFs ytuaeelFpiG uno daccre1 Slbten iugetrat kat
t9e esF mAneertarn 9ctlugn rQsnte prN tenen bic Sc
ulVLs cE gteptStn meB n3dPigs 2etenbe Sie SbTena
@ pctla unb aHeeret RrauFteten litter. GcIbe y aud
's f Pi'gQsn GrdHibtn febr egtrefn St j oft errG,
tt 01 Gsrn6en &Ietneeiten u areeIedlta ss-
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.l5altiulorc=stc SoMpifoI.

3jegri,npet str l1nterDrufun9 Der SAtadIa dIalteret.
Ser etnSige plng, no cine 0ctlung erlan8t
iperpen fanl,
einperun9 tn led6 Gtunbe,t. y.
Rein Qnedlber, pas euere Deiunpbett pol
leuD5 ruinrt.
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Oeifig:

3, min, S$sr-,,rr ~ ~ ~ s s M , ~ ~ ~ y "a M
atte9trdft tpic 2bnuH9sn 4buetsga st1 Csekui4l
Suhf h1t Snillnte Wstgtraueh 9e61 M tlRA 5uranitii
i..s slHlls tcT i5limmeu Eplgen
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