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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

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MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT aucHU.
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THE REcQRps OF The INSANkAsYLUMs
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tomsy Evacustions, Ulcersted or scirh state
and for al comp ANTS inodest to the s.x vhethss,
arising from lndiscretion, Hs6its of Dlssipshon.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY sb6tED. BE WITHOUT 1T
M'd'f aEGscrDs E scff5ss- sff sscff'Bsss BSok6
IN IA al their ssase.. Al htse expense
Litfe or no changsin Diet; koinconveniencss
Asd 30 EzsoswG
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PTssenanE and cafins stnsrSres of tSs Urethrs,
IA Alsy,ne PsIn and ia6smmsiion. s9 ftesusnt in
Dissased, aad pora exf Maftsr.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
and p.a sats q ss Sr
tune, have found they were deceived, and thai the
sss been p sss e, Rss n nc
out in an aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
,6n Use III s5Fd5mso.D': EsrnAcr Bvczvfor q afse-
a0n' s1' ai'iffff GsfSaRY iRi ORGANS.
MALE Oh FEMALE.
From "A'sSsI EoT IoSss sns 90
'''iii
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ter viii ACCOMPANY the medicipee
CERTIFICATES OF CURRs.
Ffou 20 20 tsars stoAdsax,
wlrI Ssfi SsssIEEkfSSEw kfSws ssESD m PANE.
Price u. 90 per bsttie, or six fer $500.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
DKscEIsk SYMPTOMS In ALL cexxymesrloss.
AFFIDAVIT.
PersonslIX appeared before me, sn Alderman
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations eo1tain no
narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious drrga,
but are purely vegetable. II. II. HELMBOI D.
s~orn snd snbscribed before me, this sd day Of
VIM. p. HIBBERD, kiSr-nos.
Ninth street, above Race, Phis.
Address lettsrs for information in Confidence 10
Depot, 1o4 South Tenth 81, bet. Chesnut Phiia
AND UNPRfNcfPIED bEhfERs.
Who epdeavor 10 dispose or THRfR OVNb and
orHKR" ARTICLES On rHk REPUTATION ArTAINER
Hsmbold's Genuine Prepsrshon.,
:. :. Extract Buohu.
Improved dRssss-wvsi Roe WI.
Sold by q b. WAITE, sas Seventh street, ,>ss
G.. Form. in. Penn. avenne nj -. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III An attempts to destroy the life Of Judr.
Larrsb~e, of wisconsin,. by taking away the
Pss at night, Is alleged BY the Appleton Crescent
he escaped, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
HOW SMITHS BULL WON THE PRE-.
-..------..E MUM.

We commend this to all who attend State
and county fairs. It is from the Rural New
Yorker, and was pubiished In that journal q
year ago, and it is now republished in the Stsr
for the benefit Of officers who all vacancies in
committees n --s-..----- .--s.-
Col. MooRE.-Some years ago I got ae-
quainted with one Of your contributors, who
edited the Wool Grower, and he used to put
me in print must say my vanity was dat.
tered seeing my name printed in the paper
with some things said and some I didn't say;
and we've kept the papers ever since. After
all, everybody likes little fame, but some are
satisfied with smaller amount than Others
Well, have not the editor any more to set me
out, SO have been thinking wsuld Just try
and see it you would not put me in the Rural
on my own hook, especially as I want to tell
You all about my going to the State Fair al
Buffalo the other day. -f--s.- 81. -. - r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
EDUCATIONAL.
Tuosr FEMALE EDgcATIoN.,

r<c,, e fMADE EDUCATION,
\ HOSE Parent who wish their dau ghters to re
cetyee thorough and systematic education, where
tneir rfaining will receive daily and specia
sttennon. under the most approved system of Calls
Genict ann gymnastics are respectfully invited to
teenth St and New York ay.
au S-H Prinoipals,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

"HtSHtX HSHbX6SSiSSSS SSiSSSSGpEfNTBAyERr pfSITFSB kR.c- ,rcvu
A Positive and sp.sifs fSie ksn.ay s&arhAor sooHu
GRAHE & HEist,ss snd Fl sSS ggItAAppsEMR KIR2NEYs
This N Medicine increases the power OF Digestion, |,
and excites the ABSoR RBENfS into healthy 40,
ton, by which the WATERH OR CAICFRbf a
deRositons, and sll UNNATURAL. ENLARGES
MENTS are reduced, a. well ss PAIN and IN
PLANTATION srdLs good for
MEN WOMEN OR CUTI DPHN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
GETS fRREyBRENr,

(. The State Of New York Is great State, the
biggest in the Union, and the New York State
Agricultural Society is . great institution, but
there amt some Of the allfredest big hum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

SO b 1 EAkfE ) s. g sboSSi 3 3 b.a 90
Lo w Est PR c r So!
wasbinyton and Congress, ara now prepared to
show their well selected stock of DRESS GOO Ds,
DOMESTIGS, &o. Their store the old stand OF
ID. e Berry having bee n remodelled and fitted U D
IN the most thorough manner, they possess faoili-
ties uneq qusled in the District FOR the prosecution
OF gene raj Dry Goods Business. They respsct-
fully invite call from the citizens Of George'eVn
and vicinity. oc 6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Sold by q. b. WAITE, s2s Seventh strest. "A a
2. FoRD, ia, corner Penn. avenue and u W nsf
.IEb ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwEyBr
ASK FOR HELMBOLDss TAKE. No 5fRER.
q! 5fi STU
a. & eo1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OLD ~ IS s1SHss stzss. kktksSaikD' on
FEM ALES, the extract Blohu is une9 usll.d by
any Other remedy, es in Chlsrosis or Retepton
lrreguleItty, Panulnass, or Suppression Of Css-
tomsry Evacuations, Ulcersted or scirr houf stats
OF the Uterus, LeuooTrho,a OF Whites, steriiIy,
and for 81 complaints incldest 10 the sex yhether
arising from lnciscretion, Habits Of Dissipaton.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28
4oetrg.
RELICS OF THE Losr.

large boat within her were two human skele
TONS small Bible interlined in many places, wit
numerous references written on The margin. -
Capt. Nc C2intock's Journal
Our stout hearts brave the ice-winds bleak,
Our keen eyes scan the endless SHOWS.
All sign or trace of those we seek
Has passed and perished long ago.
o, fash of hope o. joyous thrill
Onward with throbbing hearts we haste,
For looming through the ice fog chill,
lonely boat is in the waste.
Sad recompense of an our toif
Wrung from the Iron realms Of frost,
mournful but precious spoil
relinqpay of the lost.
Here lie the arms, the sail. the oar,
Dank with the storms of winters ten,
And by their inexf aus edstore
The bones that once were stalwart men.
Their last dark record none may learn;
Whether in feebleDess and pain,
Heart-sick they watched for the return
Of those who never came again
Or.if. amid the stiffness dread.
They felt the drowsy death bed creep,
Then stretched them on l'e;r snowy bier,
nd slumbered to their last long sleep.
He only knows whose work of hope
Was with them in the closing strife,
And taught their spirits how to cope
With agony that wins TO life
He only knows whose word of might
Watched by them in their slow decay
Sure pledge that deaths long polar night
Should brighten into endless day.
And when the with face unveiled
Was circing through the summers sky,
With silent words of romse hailed
Tbs symbol of eternity.
Welcome dear relic witness rarei
Faithful as if an angel wrote:
Though death has set his signet there,
The Lord of life in the boat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

the stately woman rose up with grace and
dignity that would seem to belong only to
queen, and, laying her hands upon their heads,
would bless them in the name of Israels God.
...9Naxth6ir tribe increase ~ is the heartfelt
tho1sA III who knew their worth and in
tegrity. Such is true sketch of the great
house of Rothschild.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

On tombstone in-Churchyard is the
following touching eritarh: Erected to the
memory o. John Philips, accidentally shot as
mark of affection by his brother"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

r@Our conversation should be such, that
youth may therein find improvement, woman
modesty, the aged respect, and all men civlilty
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

rra- -eTwelve hundred pounds for a mare
cap't be-" ouoth Bacstocls. ''Oh, that's moth
ingI" says Cyfax: "Richard offered his king
dom for horse, and no takers.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

| Great is truth-great is Liberty is
humanity;. and they must and will prevail
John Adams.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

a-The poet Gray said; II have discover
ed thing very little known, which is that ii
ones whole life, one can never have more thar
a single mother. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

brave soldier knows how to beat retreat
and history records some retreats that were
hard to beat. r-s s. I.1su.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

nA- Seeing cellar nearly finished, a awag.
eish fellow remarked that it was an excellent
foundation for story.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

nsA The individual who "stood on his own
responsibility" is to be indicted for infanticide
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

gGThe man who challenges comparison
has to fight against fearful odds,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

nRH BUCK. Practitioner OF MediciIt and
II Surgery .Rowsburg, A Asliland count! lilo.
February a. .IS1. r- 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

NJ D. Settlement to be made once year either
byEuote orcash. 5tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

EHR r. H. CLARK. Physician and Surgeon
~ Office three doors West of the Miller House
SpesiaI paid disease. OF I'll Chest well
as all chronic cases.
May6,iS57. 4etf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

IN J. KENNY, Attorney at Law. has open
L ed an Office the first door West of Post Cffice
second floor where he will be happy his old
friends aud ,uch others may wish to engage his
y rafes sionai services April 20. Is5s-46tt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

Il seIlors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Feb 4; 1851. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

rTNHoMASJ BULL. Attorney afLaw Loudon-
J. lille, Ashland county Ohio i'll attend prompt
Iy 20 all business entrusted to hiscare.
Feb. 4. 1855. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28
&. L.scHAxE,M- NJ D. r, P: cowAN, NJ D.

TTAVING formed a copartnershp for the purpose
IL of praeiicing Medicine and Surgery. in Ash
land county offer their services TO all who may he
pleased to give them call. Office opposite'tEe
Town Hall. over the Post-Ofice. where they may be
found at all times when not absent professional
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

ATT q r NEY A T l. a w,
.SEsfA , LoUO0NvILLE, ASHLAND Co, o.,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
Wy to his care, in Ashland, Wayne, Holmes and
Knox Counties. nStf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

IYTILLIAM RABSToN, JeweIe, and Slre
w smith few doors west of the McNulty
House Ashland Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens and a
choice variety ofIewelry kept eoastantl, on hand
Highest price paid forold Gold and Silver Re
pairing done to ord ,on reasonable serms-satis
action warranted ~. - e4
FsF-uaTy 4. 1887. i 54tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

nEANK DEEDs.-The best orm hver used, 70
h sale at the Dnion ofico.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-28

nERsoNs WISHING To ESTABLISH MANU-
factories in a new and thriving place where
business IS good. See advertisement of Hammonton
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unb ad5te laut. 9tber Carl fa6te ibn an Der
S9uter unp rllttelte ibn aus leiner Grau@
rieteit auf.
SD Mil Dir la9en 9ubtpiG posu Srus
Der Sobann Die tauleno @juloen baben ,ppllte,
Don eenen er la9t, paB er Dir Staatspapiere
pattr faufen wOute, ldrie cr. ST ipclIte oas
9elo baben um nit oieen tau[eno @ulcen
Die neue, Ib0ne gquipnSe, bic er 1ib beute
9efauft bat, Su beSaAlen! Da6 lit Der cilerne
Saiten, in oem er Dein @elp arfbe,pabren
mill. @tne Staatsequipaee. ~
SIT caS rabr, Sobnnn? laote Beethoven
nit matter, Derla9enper Stimme. SIS
9lein, i6rie Sobann, es lit nicbt wabr, e8
1T cine elenoe 2u9e @r lcus mir belpeilen,
renr er uibt SuSeben nil, paB er Elm 0ere
leumper 1T.
S6 fann'S bepetlen, uno id wia's, 16riel
Garl. SplI ib Dir la9er, per Der Munn
If, Der bier unten i'm !oauefIur ltebt uno nit
Dem Ou ber9efommen bilt
Scbann erbebte unp eite ounfle N6be
aOg elnen Woment itber lein NntliB bin.
Beethoven iab es uno Elm letter &Iaeetpii,
Elm idmeSlihe6 Bimmern fam aus leintr
grult berYor.. Sa9e es, Srlteer Gar, flu
lterte er eile, iper 1T Der Wann?
G5 1T Der Wasentaucr Yon Dem Sobonn
Die GquipoSe 9efouft bat, u, Der ile inn niht
cbne 8eSaDun9 9erabfpl9en ,rollte, renn
Der 9err @u6beliBer bat wenis Greott, pie
e6 lheint. SObaun mplIte aber 1don beute
in leiner 9l0nsenpen @quipa9e aufs Gjut
fabren uno 10 bat er oem Ba9enbauer 9e<
la9t CT lolIe nit ibm fommen, et babe
bel Dir oas @elo reponirt uno ct mpllte
e6 ron Oir.tOlen! llnp otunten i'm Sauss
fur itebt allc Der QSaeenbauer uno tpar>
tet auf bic tauleno @ulcen, Gle Der liebt,
ebrlide, treue SoDann Dir abldwinoeIn
npllte.
Sb, cb, ffSbnte Beethoven, mie bas ldmerSt!
81, iparum iterbe t6 niht!
Siebit Du, ldrie Scbann, Ou ipirif nod
gum W0rper all unlerm 8ruoer meroen.
Do8 pdre freiltb fir DID Elm llnelif,
rtef Garl, renn alSoann fpnnte er fir DID
fetn @elO mebr Yerbienen.
llno siebf Gr nibt audi BON ibm ?bri0te
Scbann. Drudit Ou ntdt audi an tbm, als
mar er cine gitrone?
Garl antwcrtete in 9letder pitbenber
SSeile, ullo leBt erbcb iid swilden beipen
Srtoenn Elm 9litbenoer erbitterter Streit.
.Oltt lauter connernper Stimme lpraden lie
Su einaneer iparfen ff6 bic erbeten SGm1.
bun9en in'6 Qjeitht, telduloisten fts it6 ees
9enltiti9 Der Setrii9erei Der Sablu6t Der
Gjelosier.
Diit prcbenpen Mienen tarrten lte einanber
au, nnc aus ibren Mienen fammte tbotli6er
pilcer 0aB.
(6prtIeeun8 fDl9t.)
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8fndlttt fSploenbes bel 2eitel..

Der llnalHdlie peler nit rbisn llebn bcbatet 1T 6
fn an sinen erIabrcncn N5t penbe bur welen nit nnr
BON Ieinem Sdmeu be mtrb, ipnben benielben aud bcd
bat cnen Graten ee iebr b9e &enun9 u mahen wdbreno
er in Sen N6en no bic Gpnptce @ etroS IN oaS Spem
einaeipue Deer Die Sratbt ucier @ 9c9ren bat Su e
ner melt er6beren &cbnun9 bereg lit. 8cren9un9en coer
trureB" peroen ta ener neuen bon Or. s. Smth aut9e-
fuSenem 8ebaneneSweiie in weneen 8a9en obne mer6en
ober necnreniecn fir ben aenten 9cbe 3u9let 8ara-
hrt Or g. 9. eb, baB teine gut3nnbuu9 Der nrbra" II. T.
No. ais "SncuresA beban6e prben wpour8 10 oft @baratone
bic tralrioIten SoIoen berbefnbren.
Snoe Qute uab MIe relte at emnaler Sdwd6c Ieiben
IcIfen @ BEL 3ei me6en wcbnr e eeen Snnr nns eroBe
llntciten eriparen.
ten ar1Bere 8erIbbt a Teno aoerer N5t IN Gnerta er
sSf Contribution ibre uriprnn9 6ra mteoe nhei e nrr
enfode un6 mioe W1ie anpente. Gete Weebu lit fret bon
Rerr unb alien mpraiGen gen, III elmer bequem bt6ten
oe aubereitet ,b tanm I'M @al YoatbauIe obe o cer
@e ubenerft cbne GtSuns in @ebdften gu rerraen
aenpntllen ereen. gr be9e gntSinbun9 en9ren it,
mirb cine ginidrdnfung Der 2ebenspcie notbwenb9.
Nu ben Rranfbten beS mebden @ei6ledtS bat Dr. 5. B
@ub felt elmer &eibe bon aren ene bepnoere Anmeranlte
aobet uno Usriprint alien 9ebenben cine belenbe gur
Or e. s. @mttb'S pr6oenaoe fir SraIen tan an cb-
om 0iabe erbae Ole W1eti3iu lit gut rb nnehelb
Sabren an6ro1bentl pet bapCn 9braut. = Pres S. Per
ionen mee Baltimore et mcbnen f6nnen nap 9enaner
anaote Ser Spnpone Or. g. 9. Smtb IN rcrtoeen Srtefen
conulrsn unb bic Wou na senb ein Sbeile oes sanoeS
9eIfidt erbolteu.
9e Wnfruat bIcDea ene prpatt. a her Office fnA ie.
porate 2inrnter sur OiSpciitcn ber patenteil.
Often BON lbr Wcr0enS bis 1lbr @bsnbs:
5I Dr. g. 9. Smith,
Sas0-s Nc. IL Slb-6reberdRr. 8dItmere.
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zNnltaltell,
(S.nnlillher Spratlnnterrtdlt.

0Duuert1Q en- 81 Oft. @benbS llbr weroe td einen
ueucu Ruu5 Sr prlbe uao 9tulol'eh Seru"9 pet e"S'
Ser frrr miro l2al p86enit srtbelt unO fpitet 81 90
mcnatlh i'm GerQus Sablbar. Y. 6req!
Sf21s 0o. 81 ". @IaHIr Der 3onSfirdbe 9eaenaber.
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Gsi0ener 'S5eerD TT @'plDes tucrt6
tg34oeeffer Q0rOnuts un0 Etd0t Gjeiellinaft.


On bet ttptduusssanse ber Mnebluns iinb mir babn 9e-
lanai Sen merbppqen un6 pidgfen 8betl bes Stabeebees
@ od Sarbrr Sits in ben 8rets Der Verberungen u 3tebn
rb Pfs In, Santbe Der Sabt III benz fur oaS erfe 3aenb
oefeIten res BON $l25 gum @erfauf brnsen Hnb rdr
6In1en sp S. Sreie Deeos in better Grrm sdranttrt Die
SranoptfnaEie biefes StabtbeS III nun ipmDh bonn tSn
S fir Sic 8arnbesGlteruns als aud pele ererbrebenbe
SiT brGtaen Dpds QGberfen tnb @erbnbunssfrdben M Elm
feaer 3ur 6erfe1as neuer, resmdBeer Vebtnbun9 nit
grrf rn6 ppn rereen unb pdbrenb ee Gntpidelune
Ssiss idnes bpn Der efeaf6n sbaut unb bic Nusftre
Gs8 Didne 6 in rBe ben @entralpuntt fur 6te umgegenf
ndd unerer Stdbt leeen.
4 8rdmten
aFene eupeter In euem 5000 QuabrnSu6 srUBen @aren
rSer ene Tredet auf benz Geadafts6ampfbte werben il
~ Ser 99b( AZ ben erh 0ertaufteA 1000 Cots betsesebu.
Ser In Ser &ntpdeluns besene Bdbrdpdn letet baburt
nt n feline 9eentra8suns rgSsrn NE m!s Sur Aasfasrune
obrffdnen rpee ihre @tabenents mad Ggg 3drbDr Ctr
eben abaeen gInieen 2dBe 3rtiben gDrb uni
$50 6urh berdle @esunfgunsen SeenS Der @eieuibd be-
Sasbets oerO unentsettt4 uusseSeben unt udbere R0
SSrieS s. S6mtbt, &8ent.
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9tbeinpetnen - a-
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fran5Sfldbe granoies,
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epblen mir g8ieoepertdufarn 3 oen biuieten gretIen
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gsir erbieen lpeben europa Senbulsen pcn
so 8preS oeutI6en eimbur9er JRdIe,
IS SAB 3peti99ens
10 SAB RirIben
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500 &e0s ben. lpdrin9e,
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25 @a5eS Sdr6neS,
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sSrrOD & GOmp. .Gbanlpaglter.
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Or. eSphnitplr.

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nIgbe gDertaeuse 8efhwat unb bic pbgFn uni
gdfieea 8rdfte Sernt9tet.
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rer 36er pber 8Seltn9e QDe oft larebem m bic 2ebe abe
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lteben 6bitren BON 8alttmpretra Dltltbe Sette
bte Strfen btnauf.
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TgSere Namaer eurariebee sno eepihenlpe Quadnlber
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neanen 9 regemdBs Ner;te nb Iaern, anse3psn Or
Sc9nltrns Suf tn Der N1te. -9 iGl lt7If
NS. Aue Srtefe maGen etnen gUt-eta entbalen.
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Saltiulore.9oefzSo(pital.

@esranbet sur llnterbradung ber Quadlalberet.
Der etu3i9e plaB, tpp etne 3eilunS erlan9t
I'D n tperpen fam.
e58l 2tnperung TT feds Stunbeit.
Geitt Quedilber, Oa5 eltere @elunObett Dol>
Frg =. lenps rutrtrt,