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IF PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY IS n
HOT saFE FOR THE PEOPLE?
crNcrrN4rL Nov.

kEAtl2rNslig NV
II EssFs. :. I. to5covIEt. & Co.
Dear sirs,-Tbe- public generally are fully
aware Of The thousands Of remedies for dis
cased lungs, under the titles Of sarsape-
rillae. Pills, Flasters. Linimeuts. etc. chat
are daily brought 10 Their notice through the
lewepanoTs, bv way Of advertisements. My
object ii writing tins note for publication is
10 induce the public, or at least these who are
afflicted. Of they viii use patent medicines, }
TO use one that contains articles Of real use %
pulmonary diseases. ] am conscious that in
20 doing ] am acting most uHproiersionally,
and derc gatory 10 the Interests q medical
science and the regular practitioners Of medi-
cine
Tho medicine 70 which I refer IS Dr.. HaPs
B0lsrn, for tie Luaes ] have prescribed it
in q large number Of cases, ard always with
success. One ease in particular e. which !
wish now 70 refer, was given mp by several
rhvsicians who had been rallied in eonsulta-
ton with myself. The patient had all the
symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such
a. cold night sweats, hectic fever, haraaaiHg
cough, with continued pain IN the lobe Of the
rirht lung, attended with severe diarrhea
He commenced Immediately % get better by
the use al the aboye-uamed medicine, 6nd
was soon restored 70 his ufual healthi
have also found Or. Halis Baiaam the most
valuable expeetorant for breaking UP die
tressing coughs and colds that ! have ever
used. W y. ht@li4, ~ p.
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Mothers. read this.

The following is IA extract of a letter written
by the pastor Of 4 Baptist church to the Jour
nal and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and
speaks volumes IN favor OF that world-reHowned
medieine--lfrs Fiaslag's soothiag sgr1p 1or
children teethiHg:
We see an advertisement in your columns OF
Mrs. Nmsiow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said 8 word in favor Of a patent medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled 10 saw to your
readers, that this is no humbug-5be hare tried Il.
and kozy Il 70 be al L cIais. It is probably, one
Of the most successful medicines Of tho day,
because 1t is one Of the best. And those OF your
readers who have babies, can't do better than to
Law in a suunlv.H
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EXECUTORS SALE RY AuGTInH.

' VIE subscriber, Executor OF the Wnl OF John
Il Mcpherson, late Of Derby, deceased. ,by
virtue Of license from Probate Court viii cell al
public auction on the 22d day Of December next.
at one o'clock, =. NJ. az the dwelling house l1r-
merry occupied by said deceased IN Berry. the
FARM, occupied by deceased ia his l,ls time
Said Farm contains about fey acres Of excel
lent land, well watercd, with complete build
ings, &c. Also ten tons Of good hay, and 100
bushels Of Oats.
Terms made known At the time Of sale.
Wa. VERBACK.
Derby, Nov. %, Is6o-sgws
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This ktiXir has been eStcnsiveivusal gaaast.
out mcst 81 New England and Caasta tse .t.,
SIX years, ard wherever introduced hs. u-
universal satisfaction
Il loasens the tiehtcs Cough
Il causes the patient q raise freely.
Il cures She Group immediately when rivsr n
season.
IL relieves the worst cnse 90 Asthma AZ er--
i alays Fever and pain aud praduccs r..,st
night
Let au Parents who have children srlf.-t.-
GROUP procure hottie d this Eivir 81 ar.s
and keep IL the house ready to give ~ q moment.
warning
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FOR COUGHS, or for any disease
of the Breathing Organs, use J. r. STRAIT
ford's Olive Tar and Iron & Sulphur
Powder which are advertised in this pa
per. The Olive Tar infuses Magnetism
or vitality, allaying at once any pain or
oppression, and its great balsamic proper
ties heals soreness and inflammation. The
Iron and Sulphur Powders being solu-
BILE preparation unite with the digestive
food, and enters with it into the formation
of new Blood, the Iron retaining the vi
tai or life-giving forces In the blood,
which in its circulation is diifused through
the entire system. The combined Sui
phur converts the waste or worn out par
ticIes Of the blood into gases which are
expelled from the body through its pores
by The increased energy given TO the
circulation. 1t is these wastes or worn
out particles OF blood that forms Phlegm
and Tubercles, and il is their acrid bn-
NOR which irritates and destroys the men,
branes Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Air Cells Of the Lungs. Send for
a Pamphlet
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DIED.

In Coventry, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Fletcher,
aged about SO years.
In Coventry. NoY. %, Mr.. Nathaniel West,
aged 65 years.
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UWEN DONEGAN.
Barton, OCT. q. ise1

BARTON, Oct 2, 1880.
About two years ago our little boy was tska-.
violently with the Group, and knowing that he
could not live until we could ret a physician. g.,
commenced giving Dr. N. g. Whites Elixir. sUd
10 the Joy Of all present he was entirely relieved
within twenty minutes.
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CrouD Ourod.

IHAsUuHUHl VI, Ue'. %. 1850
VI have used nr. Whites Elixir n ne w.-t
violent cases Of Group, and found relief v....-
thirty minutes. There Is nothing tha; Won.
hire as e be without the Elixir We would M
wise AL who have children, 20 keen this medicine
N tue house against The attack 81 Group
i. i. CLARK,
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Local Items.
county

The CEEsUs.-The following are the
census returns for the remainder Of this
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n. Clark.


Troy, VI. Sept II, 1860
have used Whites Elixir Cor four wears will
The utmost satisfaction. Especially for eraun he
its worst stages Il IS a sure remedy
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ALABAMA.

the government"
ALABAMA.
The following is the nub of the resolu-
tons passed. by the Alabama Baptist Con-
vention
While as yet, no particular mode of
relief is before US, on which to express an
opinion, we are constrained, before sep
arating to our several homes, to declare
to our brethren and fellow citizens, before
markind and before our God, that we
hoH ourselves subject to the call of pro-
pr authority in defense of the sovereign
II, to withdraw from this Union; and to
make any arrangement which her peo-
pie, in constitutional assemblies may
deem best, for securing their rights. And
in this declaration, ace heartily, deliberate
Ly, unanimously and soJenanly UNITE -
The Mobile Register says:
What is needed in crisis like this
is statesinanlike calmuess, and not i'm
pulsi7e and passionate counsel. The
Southern States, nor any single South
ern State, are in no condition to inspire
alarm and precipitete action. We are
not a conquered people because Lincoln
is elected President nor can we be after
he is elected. We are ten millions of
whites besides our slaves, who in case Of
war will be the most valuable auxiliaries
to grow bread and meat for our armies
in the field. Goodness, deliberation,
union among ourselves is indispensable
TO give force and command success to
whatever the South resolves upon. Those
who would 'precipitate revolution make
a fatal mistake. To be successful, the
people must be fairly consu lied, and they
must fairly decide, else their hearts will
not be in the movement and whatever
its eventualities may be, and we shall be
weakened and torn by civil discussions
among ourselves. We repeat that we
are prepared for the worst or the best
and whatever the people of Alabama
in Convention assembled resolve to do,
either by themselves or in cooperation
with other Southern States, we mean
to sustain, as Mr.. Yancey said, in the
field of argument or on the field of bat
tie"
A New York firm has the following
letter from Texas:
MARSHALL, Texas, Nov. l, 1860.
Breckenridge and Lane will carry
Texas. The Union will not be dis
solved. If any disturbance takes place
in commercial or monetary affairs, those
who get it up will have the glorious sat
isfaction Of seeing, in less than six
months, what asses they have been. So
I predict.
GEORGIA.
The subioined communication, whict
We find in the Savannah Ns,cs, shows
f what sort Of means are resorted TO fol
: the purpose of keeping up the disunior
q excitement in Georgia.
! SAVANNAH, Nov. Is, 1860-Morning
t Nss0s.-It is reported in the city tina
E our townsman, Mr.. James Carr, is a
2 this moment incarcerated in Boston, hay
e ing been taken by the authorities Their,
I whilst attempting to rescue his Stare.
i VIII You please inform me if such i
E the fact. Very truly, REX.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ELEAZER SCOTS ESTATE

' Z NHE Subscribers, having been appointed by
the lion. Probate Court fay the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, 20 receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of aH uers5rs
against the estate OF Eioaztr Scott. late Of
Greensboro, in said district, deceased Represent
ed lnsolTcut. ard the term OF SIX months from
the sth day Of November, 500, being allowed ~
SAID Court 10 the creditors Of said deceased b.
eAhoit ana prove their respective claims before
ass
Give Notice, that We vii. attend % lhs apties
q our appointment az the dwelling hnuee al
J. ) stevens, iu Greensboro, 20 said district. Oh
the ilgsg Mondays d JANUARY and MnreA mesa. af
o'cioek, Ia the afternoon, 81 eall N ta.I aays.
A. g. BABHlTr
II. 5. EOLMAN ~'lh-- n
Greensboro, November l8Jh a. 10 1905
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Charleston Mercury rejoices over
the fact that large sums in coin are daily
received in that city 10 pay for cotton,
and expects the State viii soon be in 8 a
position of unusual financial strength.
In other words, the secessionists propose
to bring this about by cheating their
Northern creditors ont Of their just dues,
and insisting upon the North pairing
cash for Southern staples. Some might
consider this to be dishonorable and
mean, but slavery sets up unusual stan
dards of honor and propriety.
Specie ia flowing towards New Orleans
in large quantities,
Seven of the South Carolina Cadets
at West Point have sent home letter an
nouucing their intention,on hearing Of the
withdrawal of their native State, to be
found under the folds of her banner,
fighting for liberty or equality"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

biaNc 9rtublt. iciu Eager teGer in Stauc aeIcet,
'inrn eriritcucrn lrunt fir tbu tcreitet, roe
%ifD "rrlrrNt, ra5 6IuS auJscfrt,t unr aufas.
rat'nt, rno NGes mierer elm mcnia mrtnIiher
uno meuidll6cr bfr1crihtrt. Ncwicn fan inrtIsr
nrbtu 9tetcrts am Bette ocS ,Rrantcn, unp rcibte
tbm mas CT ~ttAtbrtc. bis or enrl,t, nab mrbr-
Itunris'n, milprn 5ittsrt Gurneu in einen, mrbr
curb Grldtrpfun9 ais eciItigs Nubr ttrteissIibr-
ten Sblummcr ficI.
Rur, parIuf Iancetc ouh cnS Canoe unp
Srrmn une 9Sillru tru0cr, eru Dem Srciaurr
3efrl9t, Die Ef'ts Die urerbonf biuauf NM leaten
Ir nu Dem m~rrli9cn SUP elmer 9cnaltiacn Gibe
nicecr.
9Ho lr!I'n mir caS Graf erotcu ? irua Mul-
Inns itbt al Srpwn hiulutrttenp Der Snpianer
dhtr er9rln ltmri9enr tic 6aup res W%ann,S,
unc fHtrte i'm rtra tuntcr Drift ppn Srprus
&Nohnunl cntftrTt. unp pibt nrbcn Icincu ciae.
nen. auS trct Ell Nlucenfidcn uno unae0erbteu
5rusn srrihtrttn 9UiNmam, III eiucm altsu Su-
ethnllcttn WrdtbiIrl. mic il, lid in arcGcr gu>
iahl in %rfaniGS %ftnprn, uni inGtc:
vlft bic gIumc Ger prairircn tri cen Sirtcrn
Der Nathti ruben. Sdg mo 3mietraht ~cnt,iil-
pctc III aittn ,3:it'u bic Oyrieu Der ytunt Yeuapss
NeAtn ,brc rrtbcu Sru:er i'm Supen rcr arrEe
wE It Nat lie ra'ir ssitraft = ibrc Altc rube
Iritclih tclcIuanptr.
&tt WN1Lner mIrfen nun nit rc1cm Gifcr all
Ger ttltrICttnrn SttlIe DC @rcc nus. bis &c bic
Wrnbt Iur binlGnllih ticf hicItcn, une mcQtcn
Damn ct Ytlhc in Den in pori9cr Natt raub ;u.
lammen 913tmmCrtcn unp blcbcr 1clbaiftsu Sar1
lrA'n. Ni,rhn prrhrnrcrtt JIG atcr mob Der On
r'dncr, Der st nus iciurm IGremam cine Qn;abl
1etn 9e9erbttr 6rllc brrIu1bpltc, ben &grper iei>
n1 9"eibr1 nit ricicn umbulltc, unp rann pom
Srrwn, Dan SIhrrno aus Dem 3immer a]ctrirber
bate, eortt RI lcinsH SnfrI nibt mirper in fur
IN. E~artenbcn Stlummcr it6rr, untrrIist, bic
l"n9e @ntttn hlrcin in tbr lsstrS, filles Saus
lsstt.
MfulltnS nNbtc iih iret, cincn 6ammcr uno
Na9rl in Ger Dam, nm ben Jrdtl III bcftfiacr
bod auh ctticm prbrte Der 9SiIrc, unp untltlnna
ctn Sar9 init irinsm Gteernsn 5auaricmen, Den
rr abr wleccr ntI6jtc, ale rie Grpe ibr rctbeS
Stnr auissnpmmru bate.
(6prncpun9 fr!9t.)
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2ln ric Iamrn 9tihmcupe.
am Ncusn MtdrfI

W1'9me n'uhe (nrn Naris), re gti Ter
ttb.n 6aiE i'm NcHanirs 1nitiut fTr ihr, 6nt, h,S
FIRST-CLASS DIPLOMA
fEPitIt' ht 2:d SrNaritdFr. nGbC bar 3ttn. Gin n,ucs unS
itS,taItt-tH Wager Won Nullintro. I&a III tro fn,t " ">
@tN'SNt n. hdt ct @brt zen Tan tu MitmpncH an:u.
ietacH. cuR ihr yldtr ven Boomers ImN ~ H. ",s
<HSAfth ntr r;ltlttn frani9NlItn 6d:cn INN GicINmat
ShaSHeTEM A~ltt!pt1aS ]ncrrdthtN Gle ucNIltn pir,i;r II, Nitps
%,r.'tt @S'fl III eotnurtS, SrGthtr5, 2arcathz, WihsouN
ulo yaGcS. Macamc 4. mre re uroEte gufmcr,; 49,; ~:
ant lNr III ShC:l mtrrtnctn auitr-st .trmslttn, wuo jnr,
"2r"lt!ilhtn teElitn Md rtrldN:rt hlttn, caR Vic mr. oIii
"' stlNh'dd'aa a!tS9etuhEtt }&larc biaiut trbAlt:n.
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II nntrtafi y

Der llattrli&nctc 1T jept iii 5tNnrc, jtsrn Nuftrao ir
ftln,n nirM'Gftc IuS;riIkrcN III mar u t,lil ais moaiith
Sint %utIrNHi rn g !tN Ut fa~rtrihrtFr "~erratplG.
Gm ntutr, gutter ! rrttnwNlrn nit ,mtm 0lIItn sra.
Der UNI mhtl.n Nftrecu fWr ttrllatr Hittrdud.
Git NufmcrfiIWitclt ven Yrictr ~.iihdtrru H.. ,tIniiisn pirt
at,tdicI Suf Icjnc s:rFc MuHr2hl ren 0iAuaetn.
NuSttUerUnG Npu ScNba'e, Stuhicn L. Srrmd l!1,atrdpcr
Nun prrnrI btlrTlt. krGncit Vduhe
NrraHtr.. Vht Ger 3ttn OF apt.
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Sreingun

TER ~arnilcr" cTiheirt ittcn Mwatm, Srnnt1oc orSot~
-.mp,cr, ;urr wShrTtlihen uirfcn Scrtja Ypr 10 Cts,
sasls,r an Gle rtir. ?rNeer. cru {. .Ooin i%trIih'r s'rrauH.
~sr;,tlmra. ~frai0ru tnccn inter iracnrtn T,einauns,n
.~rwi-okme: Gium'lilc Slurufyua crn 10 Setter rSu Wenis
sr 70 Cts, ;rcjmatjnc - Cts. crttmoiiat 81 90, cine
yactt $I.9j, tiaen Nrnot go. Sri Nrrratc - 90. ittS
oy,nar $500. ;Nclf 9fpna;e &l2.0n III ejtrtcii NrihCr
gtrrap$kt;tsIga1. Nu;ejacr, tie nNh ~Nctirttn ~s,rinccrt
rtrctr fSrrtr. r-rsts nit $25.o pr ,intr trr:dmct.
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Tie
RraututOren in carhun(us.
Nus Gem NTAIpltbtu Nmcrita'S.
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9os %car1tniR Ter 3uciantrin.

Ndrrcre Slrdtuu1 tam fdum bunrcrt Sd,ritt
pom uitr rcs 6rur DE Ia fave %cn,Irrnl. inn Sd,ot
ZEN oru iuno,u ibI,rf.u ei5,, r.n NJ ,,,,t..
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&ur'rm tcarnncn, rds Vano in orr NIbs r,s
6uuics urtGr III maiden. unc nrth GoIcru tru
unc milr, oui TER 9iprcIcitr ccS WcbGupr,. mir
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t~crihrtsn StImmc rurtrinanprr. PIN S1uls
I,ltit ltisueu puncacu Yislc. mn tci rtu ~.
lrrbrlrhcn 6mmrrn irear Irltyn ocfuurcus @r.
on mIi6fcitcu q trrf,n; en- frircs ;5eulcr MAR
u6t alicia aus. tarrn. Icup,rn orh NIT wirf.
ltttu W;uSid. ibrn perietrn. rim g,urncn trcr
rr 9lGbc Gee 5luNcs oearnkcn. nm friit,ce or.
iuurce 5riutmulItr an crboItcn nm rim. mrhI.
lcilutc 60 rcrir. mic Der luih.mokr,r,.,rt r.,
M0jo 9cnlunt wtre. pcrrictb. paE rjc Skinner
wtuu lie audi NOT jcItt fciu Ycrr,;r, or,r,rr
pcH triutewt05 Manarl caron linen mn ib
mHNl pcrirrSt hatttn. ribr,r mn ,frt,u j.,
itltit in Gclt ifcl;cr Srrthyhr,r um,,h it,r.
rtnp uno 9Iud,uo Il, 3bir. nm ihier { ktrIih-
I u anf SHUTTER ~ barren. mGhrtnp nrti brnunc.
tIftiIe Yicrcc, o~uAcuihcriih i'm 9iprp,n e,,r.
9cn, at pcm ltrrtn lrcl i~aurtn. unr iih m;t rsu
9f1itn c0ran imtucrtcu, ais Vi lc uuorrulr,,
UNI uuiuirjtCcu wGrcr, DC ocnGbnlibc 9(n;obl
NItstoihcn nrtt Nn ibrtr grm1tnlihcn Sf,lc
Yrriuiucru.
Nui rtm "irc'cn Nlate Ycr Der gEptuur, n,r
atcr i,Rt rie G~ir,uihaIt Der am vpriocu Npcup
lei NtnlIt"H o'riAmmtItcn MGnncr cimsrtrrHcn
unc NNbcrt: ]telrnNtrs Htl rir lille, untcimlitbe
Stn'1mte't r'1 YlAtts auf. Shnru rift or CUR Of
Ifn'n 2NnT or' H""leS. lprnn9 pcm Nierc, trait
en- UNI tanN hjcr mntiih icim, ihIimmitcn |t-
lurhtun9tn ~brItItiSt. Auf hatrm. raubtn vaatr,
|" I'at" IN NflB'r o'rNer3Iutb Won llh ~Acitr%rn,
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(ocu @IrIS),
rma d er uuo Semeflcr

~ " % er uno Jemciicr
20" SrNaSs nabt Ger ?tn SrIFt.
20. Y, Sdu6t, Ger irt Yierunc;ndnil jarr,n :, cr,
alta !lNrtn. une 9trrcueyy 0cihlii,u Yen VsrIs tHrni
tpneGa Hhe Ntm %oIt ~belhdTtiSt mar, erlaubt it, pr g3ur'
gem Htd'nrnes ct 4nicilt III mStben, car r 2%3 ~, >r;Ir
Gun str"stMts @tlh!TE troTntt hdI, uuc nd, frruen r,rrp ME-
IN hlh @elGAIt E;nlNidsnct Nretitn raitlhl ,nt,,1,,;u.
H'NhNn NEc iHr 3uIrttctEitjt ~aUefubrtn Iii t.unrr ~
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6rl,! 6rl,l

untericItnsttr bali frripIhrtub elncn araFtg gSrrratS Won
GlNtl' mn T%thtenhpIi better Suo!idi, lnr farm ,,irt
Munctd ptrliti unItr en 9%Hnlli4iten >'trtngunucr .trlcb,u
2'l NAutcn non . NiItltrE prr Gas &tlraCcr trfcujrc, Be-
lefNt 2'NltluHAcl. meidc binttrlIitu ptrcta tCi T1tncn II
erie pctr "tN u. hEncIc9. YrNNt itrNrc. ilmtt III rr 6,I;.
nltotFNSe an .S'r'@cltr., natt &.cotc Macnnt mtrStr. ,rr.ay,
Et''!sl. Sr'tlt: NaS Stltt Gth;nbGIi III $50, mt
" ""VtA " St.UO er NNFc. N0mts q. MNrrt
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i. y. RNYeuaou'e

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SScin' mn Spretrti ? 9Naarcu NarrIur,
Wrcatitr.. lwIitcu ccr g.. II. :. ctr.
Cntttn Ger N9clhttt ct> 6ru. 23larcrj.
DEM rtu:l5n;n YutIitUm Win cjtit aurS Scraiirtts4, az.
irrtwtt 2Nh:It nm Hr:I,l nirNcrY une SStirh1nn,rn, be-
lIfNe tmr'NNltn. wotm "a tlrlt MIR Die tcrim unp irtitcIicu
S""Nr'n 4 tGgr! une III ct-' t~,iIiSitcu ~ lrtirrciI, YcrtlIft
m,rten. $50 Nr. >icbn Fer njrc iin trmilher n,
NetHrt'n cent dtn Number ~ eas 3~ugpttcmmcurlt IN ihrtr
NGucr rJ0rt III tccIeaCr.
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3 putes.

6rani I a ID in Munben lit b
SrRn rints armrn Ocrlhul;brce or dab ais
lun9Fr Wenih in Der %eritart Nu in Wiinten
Ntuiitnn'trrtht, re 5funre III eintm 8rpl4rn.
DIS bate or talo intt, cs trirb i'm fort in bic
Nslt. Ntit mibidm sripartrn feds 0ulpeu faub
er etncS lhGnen Mpr9cns amf eincm 6Ics uno
tricb Nui Ger 9iar uup Ccunu nah NGien. Oils
Ter lunNe Mnlifue i'll rrr Railcrltact anlanatt,
ttlaB or nod cinrn Wulpcn, nit pielrm tcoab ,r
Iii III Gin @)althluS IL. rntrcftc allrtdlp auf Der
Sr'ilttArtt nntIlrlid nuh Shn,bel bcherfr,ut.
enrlih audi ritlen t%Csilbmtsn Etsncrs Sbnibeln
III b%r9tAnrn, 9on rtncn tr il Yirl atbGr. une 70
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men, lih nit r%cnltltrn perIGnlih tefonnt an mo-
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