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4 M1.~ox r,.r. M~,,,. -. 5000 f,f...
| (a~4fe Il. ~ e.ia.-a... q q ma e
"a c.r;ous s;,....'..e...s. $500 =. v.a...
day. 4 young man n tnis villsge peocar5ed
clergyman 70 marry him, and alter the guestl
nad assembled and the knot uas about TO b. sict
/ snc wouid g bridegroom WA called ont Of ~
loaaes and iniosming the clergyman aud guestl
that Be would BE back IL 1 ncaocnt. mystesicrs
oier~v,ns.. ise Is. -. - 1870, -
leaySnr ~ ;resrsd 49, 49, 40 e:..ss N
a0uit = n - r.,.s.-s ,. ~. !. 81. ~ 49,
} hridegronrn Il ..h..a....i. frrr-.-.S -. \
pcrso1 Il vho.n a. h.;S..as p3IssU.s 80.
six dollars ~ ahoat 1scsrts... y, ~. 80. 80
New fesk, and that friend had informed him
o. tne Mctjust - The clergyman Was about IT,
Ing me KNOT, and thinking that his intended
vne vas safer than biz money, LETT for the de-
POT 20 collect his borrowed money before The
srain should depart He got there just - the
train was starting, got on board The ears "a 6nd
i amnt0n. NJ hovovn. clis.s.ah - .... $3.50
TO the teleer.nh 49, = ;rec-r. ~ ;.,..S.s
bride where ~ ia hnt c,,ld ~. a., q. 80.
ator and started e. 1s-oe,.s.la 60. =, ~
srsci 4. Whs..,H ~ us N'. .lo0' ~ sIe
| got into the cars and reached Greenfield at half
pass three oclock, TO the great relief of his in
TENDED bride and her friends. He immediately
LOOK me lady 70 the clergyman's residence and
hadthc ceremony completed
TRR COxrLICr IN EGYPr.-Thc Donulaa ana
| Breckenridge factions in the ancient torn n
Jonesboro' have mutually passed Non-Inter.
course Act, BY the terms az which the Do,,ul.s |
r;d,o $500 ., uon - .l1.s q Tue nrcckin-
as.e-r,;,aa -. ~ nreckinrldge families have
~ recorn;.a -. : s.sls 'ne iamlies nor
c;o.,, 4 1911 = Iespec.sO'e members OF So |
Tonesho.,, ~. "r'tes " under Gate OF
You can have no idea Of the bitterness Of /
FEELING which has sprung up between the fac
tions here since the Breckenridge electoral ticket
was nominated at Springfield. 1t has entered
Dle in such var - - ~ ~. .n q ne peo
will como ~ Iic.s hoeoH az - 'nas ..e pA,sses
Breckinr;dcc f,ct;ov -. .s ~ VIC e'ecuon. Inc
the county thas 80 =. 80 '"oIe numerous 10
nave compelled all the candidates for county
omces 70 declare uneqniyocally for Breckenridge
ana Lane as condition precedent to having
.neir claims considered in their coming Conyen-
uon. Mr. John i. Nail, the Breckinriege eiec-
An0 NaNaA IA
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FOR THE RAPID CURE OF 5#4 ff7#s
Coughs, Colds, InAaensa, Heafsensas,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipiene Consunps
ticn, and for the relief Of Coasumpeive
Patients in advanced stages or the
disease.
So vide Is the field Of it, uscfulnesa and - nu-
mcrons are the cases of il cures, that almost
every section Of country aLounds in persons pub
licly known. who have kcen restored ffom alarming
aid even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over svcry
otev medicine Of It's kind il too apparent b escape
observation, and where its Virtues are known. iAe
public no longer hesitate what anticotc - enips9y
'nr The distressing and dangerous affections 81 w
anlmon RI orrans that are Incident 70 onr climate.
While many inferior remedies thrrst urcn iac
,s,n,,nnu;ty have ND and been discarded tlfs
has aaiaed friends BY every trial, censrFed Eentss
- the afflicted they can RIVER Target, s'au i1o-
h,ced cures too nsancaous al.a too igaIzlkAtle 10
Be forgotten. ...,.prn ~ sa@ 4
DIR. j. g. AVER 4 CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
fold6v 3. I. NKY. usVIsaSSsa, 80.
J. n. REED CO., OAaeooe m aV4 s#Mf
BAkrLErTs KAYE %, ksahsk. 9.t
- A--..r.~ -vuy ooWn = ~ usts1 easA 5lsR
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RI OF THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE
OINTED BY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Bt RLiNGTON UNIVERSITY TO AT
ID UPON ANNUAL EXAMINATION
THE "A CLASSES TAUGHT IN THAT
INTUITION DURING THE PAST YEAR.
nnGs;-Your Committee attended upon
hnual Examination, held June 2l-26,
p the University Buildings, and would
that they we're highly gratitied at the man.
stlch the several classes performed, and
The mode Of instruction has, in the main,
VI thorough and iGdicious, and also that
Atrs of the Board and patrons Of the
have every reason to rejoice in the large
Gaccess which has attended the Insti-
curing the past year.
Respectfully submitted.
SH. WORCESTER,
], HARVEY CLARK, Examining
S ssss = Z. t csn'a, Committee
ars'on, loEA July 18th, 1860.
Pep'ed aadspproved by the Executive Com
(oi the Board of Trustees, July l6, 1860,
ered to be published in all papers willing
serve The interests Of the Institution
larther information Of the few who may
ehte 10 know all the DISTINGUISHED gentle
nposlng the above Committee, it may be
az, Mr. Worcester is Pastor Of a Bap-
rA in 0ttumwa, Iowa, Mr.. Clark Of a
tnn Church in Burlington, Mr.. Jocelyn
taoaist Church in Burlington, and Mr..
J, book merchant in Burlington. The
n'a Of the Institution opens September
h.
G J. JOHNSON, Secretary.
!tsh, 1860.
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Also
SANFORD,S
Family
CATH A R TIC PILLS.
rnNDnr-Nnrn rnnns
COMpOuNDrD rRON

Es-s Te1es1Ms Extracts, aud Ea: UP IN GLASS
CASES, Air Itghs, and tesH Keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CArHARTIc q Pitts Is genuine but &C.
tive Oathartic which the proprietor has used IN his
practice more than twen- = ~ years.
The constantly increas- ing demand form thcse vho
have long used the PILLS II ana the satisfaction which
all express In regard TO - their nse, has Induced me
to place them within the % reach OF an
The Profession well know that different c..
thartics act on different p portions Of tle bowels.
The A NIL Ca - THAKTIC PILL has viii
due reference TO this well q established fact been
pounded from variety Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike - on every part Of the MI
mentary canal and are - Good and Safe in all case,
where Catharfic is need - ed such a. DERANGE
MENTS Of the STOMACH, q SLEEPNEss, PAINS
BACK and Loxs, cosrIvA- iSEsS PAIN and SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, -. from sudden cold which
frequently, neglected. q end in long course II Re.
ver LOSS OF APPETITE, nj - IcREEPfNG SENSATION or
BODY. iRESTL xssNEss HE AD AcHF
WEIGHT HEAD ~ all NFLAMMAToRY DIs.
EASES, WORMS in chill - 'pREN or ADULTS RHFUMA.
rsM, q great PURIFIER of s the BLOOD and many dis.
10 which flesh Isl n heir too numerous TO men.
ton in this advertise !. ment DOSE, ltsS
PRICE 8 DLAESss
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR AND FAMILY CATIfAR.
TIC PILLS retaed by Druggists generally and sol3
Wholesale by the Trade in all tho large towns.
8. r. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
S35 Bro1dscsy, Nep York.
oct131ybp.
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49, N&tS444 n
Meilcife known and ap.
used Il, and j II nov
dence in all the diseases
mendled.
within the last two Year,
hopes Of relief, as the
certificates in my pos
The dose L. Ist be
ment Of the individual
such quantities as 10 ACT
Let tn e dictates Of
you in the use Of the
RATOR, and Il will
PLAixTs, BmLIous Ar.
q HROxIc DlAKRHoEA.
DysENTERY, DRoPsY.
Cos1ivKxEss, CHoLIc.
Ina IETASTUH, :FLAru.
MALE WEAKNESSES, and
As an ORDINARY FAMILY
Sick HKApAcRE, las thou
ITwKSTY MINUTES, " sw0
ARE TAKEN at commence
All WHO Use IT ARE
Its favor.
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II II cOMPOUNDRO entire
m established fact, 4 Stan
proved by all that have
resorfed 10 with conf
for which II Is recon-
II has cured thousands
who had given up all
n U m erous unsol;ci ed
session show.
adapted 10 the telnpera-
taking il, and used I'M
gently on the bowels.
your judgment guide
LIVER INvIG o.
cures LIvKR Con-
TAG KS, DYSPEPSIA, i
3 UMMER COMPLAINTS.
S0uR STOMACH, HABiTUAI.
CHOLERA MoRBus, CH0LR-l
LExcE, JAUkDIcE, FE-l
may be used successfully
MEDICINE. 1t win cure
santis can TESTIFY mi
On THREE fRAsPo0NsFULsl
ment Of attack.
II
oIvIxG their testimony inI
Mir sedter In the KoHtl
B3r0{ifJsp A9fh kt11I9Apr
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crraNrR "LU9RRNR

-, ,rire he4veen Muacatlne, 11flhesoa Cd
pskns .,yi.r q Burllngson every day q / O'Clock
49, ..rirs q O'Clock r. ~. nakhg nre eoaaee.
1 ", 80 49, IN Cars ~ Eesk1k-ae Keokpk
. = - the naeniAcsns Keokuk md q. Leuls
49, & faaage spBay e ..
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

BIBLE SOCIETY DEposiroRY.-At the Nore Of MIR. W
W. Harper Jefferson street. Burlington, where English
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Tesamens may
always be found ut one price. 4 noy6.
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KroKuX, Iowa, July 9, 1860.
r. NEEDHAx, ESQ. Ny Dear Sir Your
d the Goth ult, informing me of INV re.
pion to Congress, was received at Wash
The day Of adjournment and few mo.
bsore my departure for home. On my
here, | take the first leisure hour to accept
rs,eful Acknowledgements this token Of
cGiiencc, and express, through you, my
81 far as possible TO justify this generous
iaiun Of my services, by increased devo-
alefgrts for the welfare Of my country and
Gs@ts
heHli seem everywhere united, both as
ssrs and men; while our opponents are
and distinctly divided as to both princi-
fmea
IT, enter upon the canvass with every
ph hope for success; and trust therefore,
greater zeal and animation among our
iamediately engage in the canvass of the
aiae counties comprising this district, con-
hapng to find cheerful and enthusiastic
fsfon on the part OF the press in the
struggle now extending throughout our
raly your friend and fellow citizen,
SAM'L II. Curtis.
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THE DEMOCRATIC BEAR Hus.-Wc are more
and more reminded by the mutual ordinations
and recriminations Of the Democrats, OF the bear
and the Irishn,an.- The latter, passing through
n wood was seized in the strong paws 81 lsruii,.
1t occurred to him to pr.y-<and he exclaimed !:
"Oh Lord, thau knowest that am such wicked
cratnr that can't expect yce's to hclp me, but
pray We not to help the. bear"
The Douglas men don't cx neot 10 succeed them-
selves-neither do the breckenridge men-thcy
are SO corrupt that each pray that the Lord Will
not help the othcr.-tQaincy Wing.
A RALL.-It is stated tllst on post mortem
examination Of the body Of Prince jerome, pis.
toll ball was found Ia one of the Princes lungs,
which had been lodged there more than fifty
years ago in duel with a brother of Marshal
Dayoust
Madame Rosalia Saugrain, a lady Who came
from France to St. Louis when she was Is years
old and has resided there continuously Il years
died on Friday last. She was married, when
quite young, to DR.. A. Saugrain, who was long
time one of the most eminent physicians in St.
Louis. He died many years aga
Tho Augusta (Ga.) Coastitntionalist denies that
A. II. Stephens has come out for "Breck" II
does not say whonlhc viii support
Elk Senator Drodhead, in his Easton Speech
says:
1T IS folly to deny that the Democratic party
is surrounded by adverse circumstapecs.s
The gentleman II rght-isi Ia surrounded by an
indignant natien and the Oovode Committee. -
[Phla. Journal.
An ANACONDA LoosE.--Imagine the horrible
condition Of nervous and timid people in the Vi
entity of Troy An anaconda, fltecn feet in
In length and sixteen inches in circumference,
has escaped from . showman's tent, and il still
at large.
A friend in Pennsylvania. aged n years, has
been an agent for the Underground Railroad for
fry years past, during which tipse he has assist
ed two thousand two hundred and sixty fugitives
from slavery, on their way North. During the
last month be has passed twelve over the road 70
Canada
Paul Morphy, after passing few weeks In
New York, viii take his final departure for
Paris, which he intends TO make his permanent
homo.
The Beresn war In Eeptncky II ended. The
nreeaters have abandoned the attempt to drive
Oh Osssius u. Clay, and several Of the wander-
ing Rereans have returned to their homes
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BuRlixuros. Tridsv y N. Jnlv !

q BUelixaros, Friday r. II, July 20.
Inc weather = very warm, the thernossetl
Indicating ~ IN The shade. The ,avsr i 4,
falling slowly, and fsw boats running. Loo,
bua'ness b inactive.
fLoUR-We have bad % change 70 nots /
the FIour market for some tine, and win "a
probably hasc, until receipts Of new wheat o.
large enough that our mixers Win con,nenc
shipping to the sea board.
WHEAT-The listls old arriving h taken !
20 to Is. - in quality. We have no reason !,
change our views that new spring win open .
7Sc. The market in Chicago YESTERDAY decline,
from ,o4 previous day % q 90 for No. sprinl
in store.
CORN-Remains about q last quoted, 81
mixed, % for yellow; advanced In Chicago yes
tefday to a, being about9 cents higher than On
Wednesday.
The following Is estimate Of stock Of corn
afoat and in store:
Aaoat in N. Y. canals, destined tide
water, June ?, 900, ass
Aaoat ON Lakes, to Buffalo and o.
wego. June z, 972,Ol4
In store in Buffalo, July ., ee4.sos
5 6 Oswego, July ., 422, ssl
Chicago, July s, 2,O66, 500
New York, JULY, 100000
Albany and Troy, July Z, 100, 600
Toledo, Huron, Detroit, San
dusky, &c., $4,000
Grand Total, exclusive of Illinois Il
Mississippi river, and llinoisand s.oss,sss
SUGAR-S@9lc -crushed, II refined white
u litc. Clarified l0a. Maple Sugar, lO@l2c
COFFEE-l4@15.
MOLASSES-By the bbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr.
up, 1890; kegs, s. So
NAILS-Ass., IS 50@s IS.
RICE 54@6c.
FRU1T-Raisins, prime, $3 Is.
BROOMS-$2 OOt9a % per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale.
70; retail IS 50; winter, "a Wholesale; 81 SO re-
WHEAT-7o@75c for Spring; Winter 81 90
81, lO-good bringing outside figure.
CORN-Ranges from 81 to 80 for mixed to |
rhine yellow
BEANS-Sl 90 per bush.
POTATOES-new, SOC per bush
OATS-SOc.
BUTTER-s@lOc.
EGGS-6c.
ONIONS-4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@&S.
WOOD-s2 50@$s 10.
HlDES-Green, 54c.; Dry Flint l2@lsc.;
reen Sailed 7t973, and dull.
Y-Is@21c.-frm.
CHICKENS--$l 0O@l 10 per dozen.
LARD-lO@llc per h in bulk.
DRIED APPLES-S@S@c per i.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 5O@$l % per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-SO04Oc u
lshel.
CORN MEAI-s5@4Oc per bu
BACON-Hams 90 Toe; shoulders 7c: sides lOc.
RAGS-2c per n.
EXCHANGING York, Specie Curry II
st. Louis, ii /,
Chicago III
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"TDE AWAKE UNIFORMS
TREDUCED PRICES
j. A. SMITH 4 Co.

No. lis, LAKE 81, Ih;eGgo,
Continue to furnish the hide Aarake Eatff.7ss con-
pete and Of the best qualyconsisfing Of the Water
Proof Cape and Cap with silk hico'oyea Band also the
Torch Lamp, with staff and Flag attached all ready for
use-at the very low price Of 81 rs per se,t.
We also furnish copies Of the Company drill adopted
by the Chicago Clubs, with printed explanations
We manufacturing 100 sets 81 these uni
forms per day. and furnish clubs through the north
western states, very short notice.
Trrsna cash on delivery, here or BY Express.
nlylsbp!m
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Rem. N. Samucls made 4 speech

r., yss-Ben. N. Samucls made speech
* at Faneuil Hall, to the anti-slavery Dem
a MASSACHUSETTS, in the course Of which
sA:
\, IA, Democratic rule, large amount Of
,sr;,uy has become free, and not foot
4. .s,slory has ever become slave"
poasi,s in his last speech delivered in the
Ne sid:
4, |. M, of the history Of the country that
rs doctrine of non-interyention, this
re that you delight to call Sqnatter Sow.
m he people Of New Mexico have intro
Y nd projected slavery in the whole Of that
p,r. more ddm .Gs times tie size Of tie State
n Iort. Under this doctrine, slavery has
(,,,spded from the Rio Grande to the Gulf
artaruia, and from the line Of the Republic
|trco not only up 20 SO deg. 80 min., but
= deg..-crNs roc A DEGREE AND HALF
TERRITORY THAN rot EvER CLAIMED"
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~ The demand for Dr.. Bu.rs Vegetable Worm Dee
oysr continues increase rate that :aks tie ~
energy its utmost to keepup the supply. Il is indeed
wonderful remedy, presenting TO the PIRATE, does,
taste simple and pleasant candy drops Int operating
with unfsng certainty 70 destroy and expel all
from the in;estines.- bonneville Democrat.
inne28- ID m9taH.Nlso
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hLSJICH VN IhA O4AVCAAGAs-A Anew vi
leans delegate announced in the Baltimore con-
vention that Louisiana would be saved. We
guess her Soule will be damned.
The Democratic 6re-eaters have got IIerscnel
" johnson as their candidate for the vice.pre-
sidency. We guess Herschels chances are SO
| small he will have to take his big teles cope to
discover them.
For great many years the Democracy have
been agitating the slavery question, and now, by
way Of reciprocity Of compliment it agitates
them dreadfplly.
The Democratic convention adjourned toward
the North from the torrid city Of Charleston to
hotter it got till at last tremendous explosion
blew its two halves thousand miles part.
The South Carolina Gazette says that ''the
fools are no all dead YETI II they were, South
Carolina wouldn't have tenth part population
enough TO fairly enttle her to q reGreaetative ip
Congress,
MI Douglass immediate organ says that the
Democratic party was founded by him. Il has
certainly been dumbfounded by him,
Mr.. BUCHANAN says he thinks he knows HIM
self We don't believe be ever had an introdGc.
ion
The las. and best "dispatah"-the suicide Of
the Democratic party.
wellington is said to have exclaimed in the
midst of ths battle Of Waterloo, up Guards
and at them" Somebody says after the Balti,
more Convention the democratic party'scry y
its organs viii Ne, 'up blackguards and At them
~ Jnnea of Tennessee says he sucked his de-
mocracy from his mothers hreast. Some demo-
crats sucked theirs from bottle.
It;s v;th sosue bpinsss firms ~ Il is with some
indi viuais. that they stand alone In the walk or
department Of trade . which they d, .s the, their
attention. Il becomes speciality with them,
.aS 4. king Il sucb they carry it TO the high
ess perfection Of which i Is capable This j.
the case with the Messrs FAIRBANKS, the celsbra.
ted Scale Makers. They have dsvoaa them 60,
selves % entirely, and with such thorough sch
ence ana skill, 10 the manufactars Of weighing
Instruments, that they seem TO have lcft nothing
TO be done by others. New York Evening rosI
II i BY thus attending TO every demand IN me
vide world that this houss has become the great
national scale manufacturing establishment o. Ne
United States Fron Maine TO Texas, and fFc@
Florida TO Waahington TsssitOry, their scales
have become the esEahlished standard weighing
balances Of the age.-N. o. Ficayane.
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l-rs IRON Nox. SAN'L r. CuRrrs.-From
blowing letter ii will he seen that Col. Cur
kcep,s the nomination rendered him by the
reptis Of the sosh ult., and viii commence
lsnra.s Immediately, vigorously and hope
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Observation-Disclosures Bachelors Wigs and Toupees
sssFsss AZ They elegant. light and durable Fitting
tea charuio turning up behind-no shrinking % the
the head; indeed this y the only Establishment where
hese things are properly understood and made.
utaw1y 16 Bond Street, New York
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A RALL.-It is stated tlast on q post norton
examination Of the body Of Prince jerome, pis.
toll ball was found Ia one of the Princes lungs,
which had been lodged there more than fifty
years ago in duel with brother Of Marshal
DayOust li- .t- s5.
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Ha-s Tt0es1Me E-sracss aud Ta; up IN GLASS
CASES, Air Tight, and ,eiH keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CArHARTrc e Pills j. genuine but &C.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of DR.. sanfords Liver InvgorafoE
and Cathart.c pills In another column. octl3y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06

Otett SasisnI sttas n BAT ~be.Hdpectu Z. EbegI Guar sStssss.
!asS III slelsm eaHpe errb 1~ustferuuB esrurta@f psrSsu, as.
Se'spta Gn zen ,abirttbtn anberaF eehsn, Sic sss 's{uw
Sst@tsn ~ss%!ssna berbttaeflbeE nerstH .EEITT"s
Sdpnt egere ~Geiunebeit NIB nsnr itr an elmer @rfaltuua Der
9ruft cber Quuae lecet. taufst cine aiafbe Svn 6ufeIn MA
ea!falnttden@ prrmI umb tor ffnaet auf tdere @enefuue rednen.
beieuat. IT. ~ N'f''"s
Qultft fpntint aber ntarhnrdl Spn s~erSorbeRen Dlaeeu, In nal.
6eln Sdue Gas ~Deutlde 8itterS" gebrduht merSen fUOte. Sn
Ndlen SUn etnert dnbduernper Suaen terrtbrenotr Shw6de rmb
y bn fnben. 8S's"
Dafelte wtrb ttniis BEL 3r. 6. N. Sadfpn, 43s MrAar
yetaeSeslPSta, perfertt8t rO bet len. 9rtsetaeu unb:s elprebaitern
prrdt BITE Der. Staatet rerfauft. ~
PFet1 15 @enta..bie HIalAe.
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Or. &,nfelauo's beriibulteA 4gE
Gelasfs1ee @flst ].
PtN' y :AHIt'N sAt .
.eeberbt lhptrbtni DEspspF3 unb 0tItlu bt,,ti
fhe ODER uerp6fs ShwG&en, WterentraNFhtfi,
Gne nle TrdNfbeiten, peihe ben UerneIbencm ID y
nar nhrr MY Gahar tntitn hfa -

gVE UptE UT CtBeT %tNIIIeUta.
$50 ais DEFppfdn8 tnreti 1t F%tnorttrr, dneranA 8 8
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