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would create serious alarm and would be violation Of
good faith because the peope o. tho Territories had not
Territory came to be admitted State the people
entitled TO decide that question exclusively for themselves
was then not considered heerodox contend that the
people OF Territory could not abolish slavery until
they were admitted as State But after that the
question had been narrowed down to specific issue ;
that Congress should neither prohibit nor establish
slavery His opinions upon this question: and the opinions
OF the State Of Missouri had been by garbed
extracts His position and the position OF the people OF MIS-
souri, was Ii at the power to regulate the institution OF
slavery could only be exercised by the people in forming
sovereignty should be maintained, the South would be
opposed organization OF any Territories and
the North would Be in Of their reorganization thus
Instead OF the question remaining settled keeping up
continual agitation. He argued that the right to repeal,
70 mooy and g change the organic ACT Of Territory o,
again and again during the whole history Of the
government For SIXTY years Congress bad exercised
vrnmens and 70 supervise the acts Of Territorial govern
11u6. They were told that every power conferred
Congress must be exercised BY Congress The legislative
power Of Missouri supreme in that State yet II
was Parcelled out to city corporations and municipalities
Of Congress- but yet Congress chartered the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown and they fixed grades Of
streets &c Then could not be true that Congress could
not delegate any portion OF its power BECAUSE could
not, ell the acts Of the corporations were invalid. On this
subject he was reminded by the Senator from Ohio that
California was first to exercise squatter sovereignty He
thought tbs Senator q little mistaken In the first
place the doctrine that the organized Territory may
srcise this power. California never organized.
Mr. PuoH said he thought thirteen original colonies
were the Grst instance OF squstter sovereignty.
Mr.. GRxsThat Is the only kind Of squatter sovereign
ty. In neutrality-suspicious. In the Territory and X
that Is the kind am opposed TO It, is the kind OF
luton for which our orefathers drew the sword and
fought the battle Of Bunker HILL and maintained the right
or squaer sovereignty and sustained themselves in the
eyes Of the world In order to evade the force effect
Of the decision In the bred Scott case they told that
slavery local and freedom national When the con-
suuon formed out Of the thirteen original States
twelve bad slaves and had provided for aboon but
sl had slaves where was the national freedomf The
converse proposition trueant slavery local and
the right to hold property In slaves national He
serted that proposition and he intended to maintain it.
The subject postponed, without Mr. Green conclud
Ing bis remarks, until 10 morrow, and the Senate
Into executive session. after which the Senate adjourned
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Boots and shoes.-WaterPrcof
Double sole, warm far lined and wool,
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And everything desirable for winter wear for
ladies, gents and boys, at r.
BROOKS, S7b Broadway end l50 Fulton street.
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Bassfbrd's Last Billiard Cushion Chal-
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Herr1ng's Patent Champion Firs
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Closing Season Of Furs Mt Cost,
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BarthOlf's Celebrated Sewing Ma
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the republican SIDE Of the house supposins Governor
Dcrnison had made the remarks imputed to him. would
be have been elected by the people Of Ohio
Mr.. SrAxToS-h would have cost thousands of votes.
votes IL he known TO have uttered such sentiment.
Mr.. GARrRnL-I am glad to hear that also but think
IT win not be denied that Governor Dennson is opposed to
the execution OF the Fugitive Slave Law.
Mr. SrASToSHc repeatedly declared that there should
he no resistance to the execution Of the Fugitive Slave
law In the StSse
Mr.. GAKTnnI-Is be not opposed to;p
Mr.. SrAyToS-l believe he is in favor Of modification
Of Ina, Law that cannot be used pretcxt for kid
Mr. GARTREI had heard enough Of notifications; and
viii tell you what the people or Georgia think Of it. They
eject that sny Of n rsoI
Slave law w attempted, they would disrupt every tie
which born them TO the Union. You who talk OF modi-
hcaon, do you mean material modification You cannot
stuufy yourselves by unnecessarily foolish legislation.
Then what you mean by modification must mean some
thing tangible, something material Now say we could
submit TO any modification for as 1t is by the
late message Of the Governor OF the State OF Kentucky
that the people Of that State are annually de-
slaves, who effect their escape into Ohio and who
supported, clothed, taken In and sheltered until they
Ohio proclaim this ho,r that so long he lived his
house would be open TO every fugitive slave
Mr.. SrANroS-Is the gentleman from Georgia opposed
to such modification Of the Fugitive Slave law which,
while ii Will not impair its efficiency, will at the same
time protect the rights OF frecmcn?
Mr.. GARIREII-Itcl you upon this great question Of
niggers and slavery opposed to all compromise, and
all concessions, and will consent TO any Oroncal
aughter An issue made out between the republicans
OF the North and the people Of my section This
issue Is to be met II will be trial between
right and wrong, between justice and injustice, between
egay and the rights OF the constitution between union
and disunon Ipray God the result Of the trial
the ballot box will not be such to force my people
the dire necessity of appealing 70 the cartridge box.
tell you especially you gallant gentleman from Pennsy
wanna Mr.. Hickman)-you sir, who spoke Of eighteen
millions OF people trained TO habits Of arms aud possess
ing all the appliances and auxaries OF war-I tell you
tell the country
publican party succeed 10 clcctng sectional man, on
sectional oisunon platform, who will dictate TO my PEG
pe-J tell you that just IS soon that Ii done, my
Judgment The time will then have come when The South
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commencement a
solution was introduced preliminary TO the election of
Speaker condemning the repeal Of the Missouri resric
ton and asserting that ought to be reestablshcd This
resolution was forced the House by the republican
friends Of the candidate for Speaker.
Mr.. CLARK, (dem.) of No. asked Mr.. Edwards whether
he would under any circumstances vote for candidate
for Speaker who entertained in his heart the sentiments
Of Intolerance and prescription which indicated in
the extracts read from the Helper LookS
Mr.. EDWARDS replied thai in private conversation
with the gentleman he might say what he would
or would not do, but as member here
Mr. CLARK thought the best of endorsement nothing
more than act Of reckless partsanshp but hn wanted
to know nom Mr. Edwards whether gentleman who in
his heart enertans sentiments Of intolerance and pro-
scrption ought TO be Speaker
Mr.. MoRRrs (rep.) Of Pa, said he had believed that
Mr. Sherman entertained sentiments an the Helper
book incucates, he would voted for him.
was because he knew Mr.. Sherman regarded in the
most horror encouragement servie Instruction and
the Of the present state Of society
that be voted for him.
Mr. LAKE asked whether Mr.. Sherman when he signed
the Recommendation, did not think he doing that
which in the nature Of interfering with slavery D
and does the gentleman not know that the book was de-
signed TO operate on slavery where slavery exists2
Mr.. MoRRB would simply reply that he did not know
what the aims and intentions OF Mr. Sher man in
giving bis .ssen % the % and circulation
con6ded In the discretion Of the committee and the
mttee relied more on Helper than their own discretion
When Mr. Carks resolution shall have been withdrawn
Mr. Sherman win be ready TO frankly and express
his opinion OF the book.
Mr.. EpwARps resumed-He would not give his support
to any man unless he stands clear Of crime and has
unbemished reputation. He offered resolution that
after 70 day until the election Of Speaker, the House
will proceed TO vote at O'Clock vote three times
in succession and that any member have possession
floor be shall surrender Il for that purpose (Cres Of
" good from the republican side, and objections inter
spersed on the democratic side)
Mr.. WmeH1 (dem Of Tenn, replied 70 bis colleague
The course Of the South Americans, and defended
the democrats from the charge Of sectionasn
Mr. IEAgg abiding TO the fact mentioned that Cover
nor wlse his spec; 70 the Southern students at Rich
mond spoke Of fighting in the Union instead Of going
Of IT, sad that he not here TO vindcate the late Go
vernon Of Virginia. or defend him in any particular He
was here to take Of his honored State. indie.
pendent Of all Governors and outside Influences.
On behalf OF the Sixth Congressional district
Of Virginia, comprehending the very heart geographical
and sentimepta Of the State He sepndiaed the sent
menfs ascribed 70 Governor WISE pcyer entered hs
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Die untsririhncti,, leuten Die IufnerfIa mfcit
nrr Wieoerrc'%tIuiern auf ibr Eager ppn 0,rcce.
rteS, QrcptFpue, Nfshl, Gi9arrcn, Suutatnf nnp
lcnltt9e Nrtttel, bic aem0bnlih in einem rcrarti.
9en 9Sppielales@rlhnf 9eiubrt perpcn. gScIcn.
rcrS madden le nuf tbr reItbce Ncin. unc 6 oucr.
ghger aufmtrtiam. Qre ricle gGanrrn purpen
auf nGroIihen MGrftrn uno meiltcns fir g3oor
Actauft, mc0balb mir bel piimfftihen Sr,oblrrr
III IubrrIt tiujscn Nreiisn perFouftn f6nncn.-
Die Yun mas ais dht 9arantirt,u 9ranpies uup
Nrtuc limo eilcne Smpcrtlticn, unp mtp,r ne.
milth!, NOD NIT 3uinseu idGplihcr Stci; yer
leben, wts eices bel pcn i'm Nprrm acfluften
9Haarrn nur 'u oft Der SAT- 1T. Der t~esiibmte
~. WdllIcr'S Nurt Oiuuutnin Orw" 9Sbisftn.
pon Dem mir Die siusiNfn Ycrtdufer lnp, miro
an 0c6alt uup Viite prn 5cincm. iuncrbalb Der
Sfr. Stddttn 9cbraunten 9EbiSfCY iiterirpdtn.
uultr Wager beltcbt au6crpem nod aus:
. lO00 6aB 9rtra unp l~uperfine Nfcbl, inter De.
men ole BON SGderu eeinhtcu Scrtsn; 9(ew.
Stlrans, PORTE Giep mn Cuba 3udsr uuo Wfo
ihfrS 10 Say Gut geab Grulbec, pcpperer
unc &dfe. 3udrr; 100 Rtten 5bee SO Rjlttn
Scift uip eittcr DO. l NM 9ie. 3 WadersI
uno 9ertn9e !; fil6t CUTE @uibsn Butter, BON
DER mir wopentIih Senounsta crbaltsn; Qars.
Bacon Stres, !6ams. SbpuIpers uuo Srcals
Sdl1 Sldrte, Ytaf Dpwpcr, srmablrnrn 8a1t
uno 9fe1tr; 9iefsn, Seisn, @inrr unp ale Ole
~ionltissn ariitsl, bic i'll elmer Grocery srp6bnli6
c~erlaTst pcrpen.
8srner: ae. @a0acs's Yure Muuntain Dem
SSbtsttY. Gitarplen's, Iusealcoia 5lods, Snpn.
oa9c Electromagnetic uno Scetlfto Nbistcy; 200
gap Iranj0lilhrn Brandy. polt, Dtaprira, Sbtr.
rp, elartt uno Champaign S1ein; @iper, Com.
mon Srantp, ON, 9tuun, Npple 9ran:p unp aus
Nrten p%iqurrt.
0 nj. Nattace S6bnc,
Ode Der l4ten unp Sarv.Strafe.
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6altss nno 6it,iaea 9ishaY.

uHU Ole serlnttotnen Nfrctienen, ipelhe aus einem unurhcnt
liten Nla9en eeer aus eer 0eten entlprinaen.
USE unpereauliateit, S6ure I'M Maaen. GpIif. orr
ertnnen. Ippctttlpltstttt, &enaltli6feit, Berltopfune, bluten6t
uno HulltAt p1nierrboiecn. Sn allen nerprlen unS rbeuma
ttlmtn 5duen tat &c btt I%n;6bli9en W0Itn rpobltbltia aewirfi
ui9 oelltanol9e 9t!uns bsrporSebraNt.
Oalelpe III cine rein YeaetdbtliiDe Wilbur0, mad Ifrcno
PlllthlNatu.ben @runoiaeen uno mad @nrpeIlana oeS Be
rlenlierl bgusnoiNben 9~rpftliprs 9perbapc, bcrtlfSt. 9gtosn
mar leins Gicluprmis in cen Ser. Staaitn mcbr FIR 0i,ifri,
gen eclttnlit, ptIac aus unfcrm @aterIancs in pieirm Qanoe
ssrlirtuf ltno. Da oalleIbe unter ibnrn arpBen 9tfau az
Iuhosn, 10 oiete ib IS benz anlerifaniiGen @uhlifum an. inbcn,
'D metB, Dap lttne IL Der 3bIt pupbrbaren m eeiciuild,en 81.
Senl3aTitn lt6 Sctanntidaft p~erIbaitn pcroen.
Selenpsro mtro as fir SOlde %rmpfohIen, ocrtn Contribution
ourd Ben beitanoi9en Gjebrau6 Ypn Niaupren obcr ansrrr
NuelNpeilln9en IN %unprenane scrafhen fne. @m @TQoe.
metNSl au9enbltditp mirflam, inject c5 leincn aeiaSen QSco
gum Slee pee Gebene, iRbtm eS IN jece HerYe einorinot mi
lte perubi9L Den ~itntenOer 0eit aniriftet unp in err Sba
Heut OelnhePeli mo St1rfc IN Gas sanSe SYitem brinot.
&drnunR:
DtegroBc 9erfreitun9 bieie5 ausReieidneten Ircmos "a,
9erlnfoene Nd@0hmun9en berrpracruen, mesbalb oa5 Qu
plt!"m ti AntauTe %oorltttis letn nuB. DGrum lit ss n6tbio
oaB Spr SpeI p0oe's .b9a0Hpiihes Bitter, bsppr Sbr es fault
rlGtt9 pro6irt. Cine 9euteiAe mir @uh lbtr,sulcn Segs
"a beler Il, ME ale 9o6obnunstn.
&s Serfautt Sl.O0 per 9plteI ooer 6 Poitels flr S.
bel otn ein5l9en Gi9enthinIrrn
Se~Htam in 911e ir. II. G D.
SabrItaIieE psi Nrtifetn fur ApOtbeter u, Gbemife,
piiSburg, ga.
Sn VI 6mpno rpir6 bteies Diners ~Yerfduft in ben gbO,
tpTIcn orr 30. Dove une Comp, Mleraneer 9uyal. J1
y. 5oSnltcn u. Bro. Drubbf uno Hyperion 6
s3tatr, NarIn9 uno 9rdne, GbdrisS D~iitlpaueb UNI 6. q
pieot, uno IN dden StdrtU Der SeI. StaafeR III ojeis3 8iT-
tera IN eoer &?cteeIe 81 odHsH. 23s
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2Str 3st8en ~unlsren eslrrt bic Gerleouuo
Der Sffes biees 8lattrs Biermit an. gis,s(ne
peiaest lt@ test an SrOaptrabe ,pilatn Der 10.
nno Ii. StraBe, neben Der @itp Dali. Is IN pie.
1es etwa Der Nittelpuntt Der Staot, 10 bae nm,
iere 5rsnnoe in Der uuteren lpie in Der rtsr,r
SStapt nns ltiat sinsn Sslu6 MAIDEN uuO ouf.
Fnren tpnnsn. an5siseu, Die cine rtht,eit,or
"nfnaems fnosn iOaen, nr9mrn mir bis 9ia6
m'tfaSs 0 ubr sntsessn. unlere eels, perpen ms
Pp''sBnD ~eSsn oss ~9eltriBrn Nusbleibsns pes
"an,eiSerS" ibre 9atifat ansepei6en ialIeu. po
Sersr'nann prtB, OaB yMousn" Gin banter : hon
y, cine Srudfrrt abrr 3a osrIesen,. ii5ertrift nod
Giles Derariiae. ~
"'uP0sS court Sorsrtern ntuete Elm Oeut.
i~er DOR Der Court erlaeinen, Der bstruufrn am
Der StraBe lif9enb ~gefunoen puroe. er oob ri.
men yfan'sn ais Spbn S@urts an uuD wuros
freiSelpro6en.
@sltern muBten Die 6trren QiSip unS 0a,,rton
nn1er OCT @ntla9e Dor Der Court erirbsineu. 263
oaueS 9sn Sertdnft 5u baben, o6ne bad lie bic.
ls'Sfn 0oFeer 'Uts9en unp ,eidnsn liesen. uie e.
Oo' @slfs SOri6ret6t. Die Nnastlaaten wurpeu
'H etn Dpberes @eriGt oerpielsn.
pafrtf eOnnopa1, CTR in Der 5rtufenhsit aus
p0e0t''@er Strnbe mrtrsre 0estr purdaepraoelt
9'tsf' 'purOe untsr 8arsl6aft aelteat
SOe' Ne9er, se Otue lAriilliGe :Grtaubnis
'9'es perm in einem pad berumfutldirt psrtn
09E.ten funf prti9eI suerfannt.
S"'o'h QenrD, Der Sdrab y. IRcGjipnis os-
a9'SSsn BADEN iOats, YurOe frsiaelprOhen.
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Oputbier S 9Slakcr.

OpufDier s. sTSlatcr,
9tp. 10 Iiainltr., Splhen Der IL. II. IL. StraBr,
~erlauben (ih biermit ibreu 5reunpen mie Dem
Oeutlben 9ublltum iiberDaupt pie er1ebculte Nm
Ssi9e gu matben, ZAP lie ibr nru e~tablirtrs
SSein= mmb Sisarrem=G;cicDGft
untfrm b%eutisen Gage %erGfnet BADEN.
0urth etn rttttoaIttAes yIstr per brlten Jt6tin.,
Iranipplhe uno un9ar'9Brinc, SaDpnne Mmp DO
iteae Sranntpsinc, Stun unp 9SU,sfiis uup 0a.
pdrinas nno Cumeitic- Gi9arren in pen Stanp
9elrBt, augn tltll9cn lnforrerun9cu s~cnlaen ,u
tpnIie1, MIRO CO uaicr t~lfrisites Stliretrn ZEN,
Ourtb StIii9feit Der pref c unp Jtselit1t Der BE
0tfnun9 nns se CUNT ocs publltumS gu erin.
gen une SI erbalten.
Glbmonc. Ya., 3. Nai 1860.
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E. j. PICOT T.,
Apptbcfer,

Gdt Der / iteu uno MiIinirdbc,
empFce:t 'etu reibhaiti9cc Gager alter II, lein
6aq ,hlaaencen Irt'fel, ipie aub Nnrfiinerieeu.
Seueh, Srrltrn uno Ndpilne ieprr Nrt 5arten,
See' 0las &c; &iIdrren, Jluh, Gau. uno
S@nupftaoat uno otelc anpere Nrtiiri pelGe in
V'eHAen aPotosttn 9erobuittb 9ciubrt pcroen.
Ite eeiitlnf. wtc 9rpBteutbetle dub rtr amcri-
fanti&e ~Jicttstur mtrs ron y. &inperoafsr
eeler9t Der au6 INT oanrpcrfduie ieine 9aups
leate AUS 6rtuneIidltr ~brricutu pirr.
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French Mil intry!
Wapame 9 o II,

9tc. % Natn'Stra6e, Nismrnr, Sa.
Natprm ricicS @sidydit rinisc Gaae aeIblpI.
len mar, 1T eanelbe nit elnem S;ud ipsben srbal,
teuer Wanrcn %ercfnet morceu 1T. Ia riricIbe
our6 e'nen crmpttentsn @ci6Gihfrcuns in giew.
SU't ltetS RE %ncuftcn Wcee. Nrtitel tillia eius
tauttn ln6t, 10 1T fe i'm Staupe, ~ricistten and,
bier biu'9lt at'uIaiicn uno Dem hitlileu Dubl,.
tufI itrtd bis gteultc unO Wocerute ~cifcrtren IN
%fGanen. m
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Nrpgrantri.
Wcntaa ben IL. Suni 1860

@cntag BEN IL. Stunt 1860.
Wtcr9enS 8 uhr reriammsln ib bic Mitalieecr
pcS rbt9cn SereinS III psr SurubaGt, urr po
WtitAliecfr Dec VellE9 -SsrsinS Ttrainiu, mslbr
,prs trcnnrllhe Nitpirfuna ~,usciaat buhen. i'm
SerlanimlunNstpcal, Nep Ut0ifet 6ctcl, mrl,lbf
ltS Der 3u9 Irrmlrt uno iib nm 9 ubr curdb pr
Dhuptltraben Der Stdpt nab Fem Scipiasc Ser.
rem ShNp unp Seueeie Seurpille Warten. bcoc.
ben pire. 1s"uut
NaG antunit roIeltt Ipaeu ml6rcnp siusr
Stunoe 9tait mulitaiii6c GtrtrGac sebalttn
iprrprn.
5tcrahf preieihisb "a Der activcn Mitatiescr
rrs 6urnpereins.
llm Il Ibr tc9innt pas prsiS UNI Tieacn.
turnen per 36glinsr.
Son l bis 2 uDr Dinner bee Ssreins uup
lammtli6cr riggrloprncu DtGitc.
Nah Dem Dinner S%eitrcpcn. Dir rrutite 6eif.
reoe miro oon lurnrr Nihtcr une Die enal,.
lbc pm Gurnirtune Sturoivant oebaltrn.
speonn fcIat prejs- Ii. Jtiegcnturncn ll,nmt.
Iibrr aciiuer NiitSIicper pes 6urnue,etns.
Sco1nn &urnip;ele mierer abwrdhIelno NIT
mulithltlhtn SprtrGaen Y1u gG9maun's 2rmprp
Sanp.
I'm Z ubr Sbtub res ScIre i'm Ssuepiuc
@artrn unb 5crtiepuul %prlTtlben in prn. Snin,
lrtn'S "Wtpntlcelp bou." woislbi pae Sct rurth
etnen %,eltnnen Sdu 9cltIplIen mirp.
Der Sau be9iuut Ntrurs s llbr.
9tntri't0preis 90 Gt5. fur !6srrn, Damen frci.
etntrtttspreiS gum 6rtpIag 20 9ts. fur 6srru,
Oamrn lrei. @
Bur MISUNDERSTANDING Der Srrnuns lnp bic
umflI'nlttn Scrtrbrun9cn a%etrcfcn, unO SER
iprIlen mir pas otrebrte @ubiitum ,ur Gmpieb.
lung Dee Seretns auf unlere i'm ppriaen Sabre
rIentlih at9skalttnen 6stc.
Das Gumite: -
Nunse. p%sinsmann, @rimmel,
Saner, V~rtnann. Gintber,
@itlaub.
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Sefammtmacbumoem
q II

ruirs aciudt iter ern ssasnm6rt;asn 9ufrattalt
pom 0 erla6 60rfer, ptlhr pon Qats
v~rnbrudsn i'm 5er,cgtbum NaTaa I'M Sabr 1854
iah Ansrtta auSranoeTte unp i'm Sa6r 1856
iulset aus Nibmpnr, Sa., Nabriht ppu iin se,
getsu bat. elfrh Is. ". ps Gn6
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SefHnnt n, ac,i;useu.
unatt. Surn-Terciu.

Ia1 lf9aE unatt. Surn-Terein
Die gtit eeer iino auiasFcroert, ~pinttlib in
Der am 8rrttda, ecn i. SUM, Atcncs 81 ubr i'm
acmcbnlthsn Seriammlunaelptai liattii tpenren
0rneralsSeriammluns su eri6einen. Su periel.
ben ltnpst suslsia bic iatutrnaemdee ReuwabI
Ger Seamtsn fatt. Ter |prtone.
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9bilipp q prp II. Gomp
6ribIinae. unp @pmmcr gannren mr. 1;

0rublin9es mn Som'ncr lSGarcn fur 1S6U.
pute, Wupen uno Strpb. % aar
DC nnttrieidncttn ba5cr jeet rrrdtbis rnb gum Nsrfauf
enc rrtbt IuSip1el Won 6nr. 9a1tmtrc, frcn6- uuo Nme-
rtrat 6tlt pats Ntetcsttn Orcf pats or ftinjten SuaIitot
INN III ltcenl y'rcue ltctS ppr,tbts uuc mcrccn aut lcIde AMI
Selitlun9 d~rSelcrttgt. lin sincn @eiud bitten erattcnIf
". :. Mpprc H.. 0pmp.
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sHlrtbiAaft III SerfaufrnI

Gte pom Dem untrrseihncten an 8rantitnRrase
Naafr. s%efibrts s8irtb ibait unp ea.
asretsr.Salcn lrinidt psrltlbe inter Den an.
Sep'psuIsrn su perfauIeu. Oieles
0eiddit tsitett idca iett msbrrren jabren unp
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