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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
Ohio Politics.

Two ofthc delegates to the Democratic
State Convention in this city on the 4tl
of July from Harrison county, Messrs
Allen Maxwell and A, p. .McNutt, pub,
lish card in the Cadiz Sentinel, denying
that the resolution dorsing Douglas pas.
scd unanimously, They say t at they
voted @o!h and neither changed nor au.
thorized any one to change their vote.
Forty three Democrats of Ashland com.
ty, "and host Of Others have publish
cd call in the Ashland Union for coun.
ty meeting iu the Court House in Ash
land, on the go til of July "to rAtVy the
nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane, and
to appoint delegates to the State Gonyen.
ton"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
MIR. wyriek,s Holy Stone.

This stone which was found two weeks
ago by Mr.. Wyrick, among the ancient
works on the Cherry Valley road is great
ly exciting the interest Of the public.
The Ci,clnnali Commercial has noticed
it in three long articles, the effect OF which
has been greatly 10 excite the curiosity OF
the public in Southern Ohio and Mr.. Wy
rick is invited to visit that city and ex-
hibit his treasure The drawings have
been submitted to DR.. Lilinthal. the dis
tihguished IIebraist, and the question SO
ofleu raised as to the age IN which such
Hebrew characters we're in use seems to
have been settled by him very satltacto-
riIy. On this point the Commercial
says:
He had no hesitation in pronouncinS
their essential characteristics the same as
those Of the Hebrew letters in common
use two thousand years ago. lie did
not think they we're of the most ancient
Hebrew. l'c produced volumes from ms
Hebrew library aud very readily exhibit
ted the analogies necessary to sustain Ais
opinions
The drawings were also submitted 10
Professor Cooper, Dr.. Unzlckrr and
SobCrt Clarke, ESQ, who seemed to be
satisfied with the soundness Of DR.. Le!lcn-
thaps opinion. Mr., J.J. Benjamin, an
ethnogrphical tourist also had the draw
ings before him, aud as he declales him
self to be more familiar with Hebrew than
with his native tongue, and has visited
this country for the purpose OF inquirlng
into the evidences connected with the
lost tribes, great weight attaches to his
opinion. lie says that the Hebrew char
ac!ers are the same As those in use at the
building Of the second Temple as re"oId,
ed by Ezra, and thinks the sectencc ren.
dered in our paper "1He word Of fMe Lord
would be mora correctly rendered the
"Doa'$ hach,agS." There is good dea.
Of speculation ahoat as to whether the
, stone is not bogus: but the weight of the
testimony is against such an idea. The
place where it WAS found the character
Of Mr.. Wyrick, similarity Of the stone tc
that Of the stohe whistle, the peculiarly o
,, the Hebrew are all points which weigh
against any such suspicion. The opln'
ION is very prevalent that 1t is Masonic
emblem, but low it came to be connected
with the old Indian works in this Coun
,, try is a mystery.
p. S.--We see that the Gazette pro
claims the whole thing hoa&, on the
ground that the Hebrew characters art
so motetn as to show that the stone mus
have been recently Luied in the place
where it was found. But, as the Gazettr
presents no authority for this opinion, ,anc
the Hebrew scholars arc all against it w
suppose that no weight should be attached
TO its jpSs d,r3.
The Commercial says that Mr.. lsaa'
Shoenbrecn, who has taught Hebrew fo
36 years, renders the writing on the ston
as f,lIows:
ToraM JrboUah The Law Of the Lore
HodoSh Hod1shim--ls most Holy.
DcUar Jeh0Vah The Word Of the Lore
Moleh rrez ez-Governs the World,
This is more beautiful and should bt
correct. All these eminent lIebraist'
agree in fixing the Hebrew as that turren
after the captivity. and modified BY res
pence with olh6i natlons.--NeW Porl
Rorh Ameriedn.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
The BLUE LAws.-The following are

THE BLUE LAws.-The following are
such of the famous "Blue Laws" of Con-
netticut as relate to religious matters:
No one shall be free man. or give a
vote, unless he be member in full COM
munion with one of the churches allowed
in this dominion.
No one shall hold Office who is not sound
in faith, and faithful TO his denomination.
Each free man shall swear by the bles
sed God to bear true allegiance to this
dominion, and that Jesus is the only liv-
ing and true King.
No lodging or food shall be offered to a
Quaker, Adamite, or any other hereto.
If any person turns Quaker, he shall
be banisbed, and ifhe returns he shall suf-
fer death.
No priest shall abide in the dominion
he shall bauished. and suffer death on bis
return.
The Sabbath shall begin at sunset OF
Saturday.
No person shall run on the Sabbath, oil
walk TO tie garden or elsewhere, exoep
fervently to and from meeting.
No person shall travel. cook victuals
make beds, or shave or cut hair on th'
Sa bath. .-
No person shall read common praye'
keep Christmas or Saints Day, maxi
mnco pies, play cards. dance or play an,
kind OF music, except the trumpet Or Jew
harp, on the Sabbath.
No minister shall join people in mar
riage; the Magistrate only shall join go
pie in marriage, as they may do it wit
| less scandal to Christ's Church.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
Necessary to a choice,

PohrrIcAh lrkMs,-The Breckenridge
men OF lndiah0 have at last got their cen.
uAl organ to grinding. 1t is called tho
old Line Guard, and will be issued trl-
weekly from indianapolis. Judge Garlic.
ton is tho editor The salutalory has a
paragraph like this;
1t is the solemn duty of those who
love principles more than men, to take
counsel of their judgments rather than
personal preferences and projudiCes. and
stand iorth firmly in defense of the right
aud IN mailing the colors Of Breckinridge
and Lane to our mast head, We feel that
we are standing up for the right.
The Nationals claim tha. they will poll
80, 900 votes in Indian.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
A Free Fight.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

To She Uoters Of Fairfield County Ohio:
Unsolicited by iriends, of nay own free will
ana accord, present myself an "lndependent
Candidate" for the Office of County Auditor this fall
and In doing So come before you as freeman should
believing that integrity and capacity ro the only per
quisiteS necessary la seeking the office 10 which
aspire; aud which most earnestly solicit at your
hands' nave lived amongst yon for the period OF
lhlry Tour years, have aever held office, nor hereto
i9re sought one at the hands of tue people. My quail
hcatot ioI the competent discharge OF the res
sbo trust committed to the Of AuntOr OF this
county are well known to many q you, ana hope
Wlil be faYorably considered. IT, by your sufrages
should be called upon to manage the affairs OF salt
once, natter myself you viii not be disappointed
III the confidence bestowed,
ASH regards canyassng the county TO solicit vote
have neluler time nor money 10 engage in 1t ,requ
ring as II does every hour not devoted TO necessary
rest, to oarh living for family dependent upe
the result of my abJrs, and above all have natu
raj repugnance to borngt the people and wasting the
time. $50 mote II be!n JOHN G.. WILCOX.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

EYThc Louisville Journal says" the
defeat of Lincoln by the people is the
great immediate quosiil n Of The canyans,
and calls upon tho "unlained patriots"
Of the North to achieve il "by whatever
fair and upright means you may reckon
cilecluOl but ackicVe a!" Prentice need
not think such pa'aver as this will loo
sensible men of the North. They under
sand. full well the "plug ugly" game o
Sc, which has cntailcd on us the horror,
Of tho Buchanan Administration, and
will not be likely to fall into the same
trap again by contributing TO the election
of Joe Lane.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
FAsr LlFE.-A"Gasr life cannot be lived

FAsr LlFE.-A"fast life cannot be lived
with impunity. In this Geld Of waste and
disorder, as in every other. Gods violated
law, however it may be forgotten, never
fails to assert and Vindicala itself. "Ihc
vicious die early" They fade like shadows,
or tumble like wrecks and ruins into tha
gravc-o(ten when quite young, almott
always before forty, "Boody men," says
the psalmist, "shall not live out half their
days y and the remark is equally true OF
East" men. They live unsteady; spend
their twelve hours 10 six; turn night into
day and in carousing Or dissipation, time
that should be used for rest aud in their
rush in the chase Of pleasure get out u
sight and into darkness while others arc
in the glow aud glory Of life. Many a
man, and many woman, too, dies thus
long before their time. They keep up
such constant steam that the boiler is
consumed or cxplodes. The machinery
is destroyed by reckless speed and its in
evitable wear and tear.-ReO. 7. 5inney
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
Every Summcr,bo do,n,na -

Every summer the demand for HosTErrEp,.
cHhhEhRATkp H oTohAcH BiTrRRs increases. Itis found
to be the only certain preservation of bodiIv s.,i
uuSlng period when the atmosphere is calculated to
induce % feeling Of lasstude aud indigestion. The
W. casGs 9i DlarrhGa and Dysentery givo way 10
now awe and well must thank the discovercr of this
mat have not been swept away in the har.
best physicians In the land This ia the best ovidcnc
OF s feal value, because general thing they will
no' speak word in favor Of advertised PREPARATIONS
ntE hsve I'VE been compelled to ack nowedge The claims
b'''S' NNV uuNcrlselneht. lmlJ
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

re" No honest man who examines the
record OF Stephen A. Douglas, and the
platform upon which he now stands with
its Supreme Court decisions, will believe
for moment, that he ever plote5aed the
doctrine oi supreme sovereignty Of the
people Ut the territories, with any Other
motive, than TO use ii as stepping stone
to the Presidency, We append an extract
from his speech in Congress, in the great
debate between himself. Mason, Davis
aud Green, which sufficiently expresses
his hypocrisy. Who can place any conf
dence in man who thus loyeals his own
dishonesty. If anything in addition was
wanting to exhibit the demugoguo. it is
found iu his endorsement Of the amenda
tory resolution Of the Baltimore Conyen
ton, on the ipSe dira Of the Supreme
Court, with regard 10 slavery in tho teni.
tories.
al do not hold that squattor sovereign
y is superior to the Constitution, lhold
that no such Ming as Sovfr(iga powcr at
tachcs 10 a Territory as a Ttrritoyy. |
hold that Territory possesacs whatever
power it derives from the Constitution M
der tie organic act and no more -- Ap-
pcnLix OF Congressional Globe for 1853
aud 1889, page 1916.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

LINCOLN IN PoRIA0E.-The Ra7enns
Democrat says the Hon. r. A. Gillette,
Postmaster at Ravenna. has declared ha
purpose to vote for Lincoln and Hamlin.
Mr.. u. has long been an active, infuen-
tial and ackno Wledged leader Of the De.
mocractic party in portage county, and
has been Democratic member of the
Ohio Senate from the portage district.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
Dr. IL ObaCk's Scandinavian BIOOdPills
--ft and Blood Purificr

''Ihc blood is tho life," says Scrlpturct So fhys
science Also EXpel corruption IRON The blcol ana
no disease can exist in the system. Ny Blood Pills
andFurlhor perform their task eGcctually. They are
powerful Vegetahc detergcns, and all forms (
disease, whic arise from impure blood. simply be-
cause lhey removeihe common Of disease from
tho DEMONSTRATING fluid. Hence their apparently
miraculous cures Of scrofula eruptions tumors, ,dys
PepSa' ivor complaints. rheumatism swelling of The
JOINTS and all affections Of the internal orgaus, which
do not proceed from malfornation.
II FSec advertisement. lm--'O
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
II win Sell.

The father of Harden. who was hung
recently in New Jersey, for poisoning his
wife, il now publishing his sons confes
sion; aud has employed agents to sell 1t.
Think Of IT. father publishing the inf,.
my Of bis own family, for gain. And
think tco olthe morbid resllessness of
community to get hold Of such literature.
But they will sell. yes. better than tracts,
sermons or moral essays; or than subsran.
ual scientific books. Is tlero subject
matter for serious thought, in this affair."
How is society to be improved by reading
the confessions of murdOrers and piratesi
-------------.-se~ -
"Shall wo seO you NJ church next Sab
balh?' yves, III 30 Oh Rend hand"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
ORITILARY.

DIED In this City, on Sunday morning,
July q, 1860, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, in
fant son of Isaac w. and Sarah Julian,
aged four months.
Thus passed from earth lovely infant,
who early followed its mother, who lust
five weeks, before departed to the spirit
world.
"Why mourn tho early dead
IT'S surely sweet to die
EIc age has bent the form,
Or sorrow dim'd the eye
Life's tollsome journey ends,
The spirit is at rest.
Ere mornings early blush
Faded from the glorious east" c.
DIED, at Circlcville, on the l1th ms!
WILLIE. son Of Martin and Caroline Bisb,
aged 2years, / months, and days.
Be still rebelous souls, let thy wild sorows cease,
Hush thy weary sobs and bitter weeping;
lie Is not dead, but sleeping
III screHe, unuttemblO peace
What hast thou lost thy bird sot free?
SLIPPED from thy clinging he tho soul divine,
:. That IN those eyes SO beautiful did shine
Has He'd and left naugh bu the empty cage to thee.
What has he gained what to him boen given!
harp for those dear baby hands 10 hold,
For that broad brow crown of rarost gold,
rest eternal, home ofhomes In heaven. Con-.
DlED.--In Bloom Township, Fairfield
Co., Ohio, pulmonary CONSUMPTION, Mrs.
CAROLINE ALsPAoH, wife of Jacob w. Al
spsch, aged Al years, aud Ii months.
Fricud after friend departsi
Who has not lost n frieEd
There is no union aero ofhearts
That finds not here an und.
Were this frail world our anal rest,
Living or dying non were blesl
DIED-At her fathers residence near
Lancaster, Ohio. on the 18th ofJuly,186O,
Miss MARGARET ANN CRAwroRD, aged
Is years . months and days.
Her death was sudden. She was sick
only three days. She was kind and much
beloved. Her loss viii be severely felt by
her parents and a large circle ct young
associates, "Be ye also ready for in such
an hour as ye think not, tbs Son Of Man
cCmeth," were the solemn words from
which the Rev. S. Smith preached an i'm.
pressiye discourse at her funeral. aitor
which her remains were communicated 10
tho cold and silent grave. Coz.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

Eg-The Tribune estimates the Repub-
lican gain in the city of New York, over
1856, at no less than 10000, when FIe-
mont had 10000 over Buchanan.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
Hood Food! IsIooI FooSI,

uR' BRONSON. SIR Ill may not be valueIess 10
!ou,'o knowthat have used the different Prenara
WIN success; aud that am convinced they are
near APPROPRIATION TO the means Of RADICAL crny Of
nose cases OF CHRONIC DISEASE for which they are pre-
the PHARMAcoFEtA A"V"n 10
~, recommend these PREPARATIONS, as nm natur.
any desrous that they should be more widely tested
and adopted. Ak BROWN AZ ,''''u
NEw York, Sept. IL, 1850 100 West Broad,va,y
lTT'Soe advertisement Iii
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26
5prfial Notifies.
RH1HAH& DeeGNM-
MORTGA GES

And every description of blanks, all print
ca CO on superior paper, for sale at this Of
fee.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

e.. -, MoRGANvILLE, July Goth, 1859.
UR. EAToN. DEAR SIR:-I have much pleasure in
certifying to the perfect harmessness and eficacy Of
noui MANTLE CoRDISI, and cheerfully recommend
u 10 those who have children teething have used IL
~ my my own family, aud have sold over two hundred
Dotles the past year. All those who have ever used
u unite 10 us prase for all diseases for which yoN re-
commend H. Yours, &C." d: +. LATHRoP."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-26

"Shall wo seO you at church next Sab
bath?' Eyes, III 80 OF pend hand"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-10
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Ger @eniuS it nitunter 8erinser
@runp gum aerser fir bic Murl4dtle, unb Bee
ioneer8 menrt ite nit Damen aus bent vMttely
after" gu thun baben, ,pelbe ntdt INNER se.
netgt liilo, peil tieusiertgen Wdunerl1 Nadridt
gu 9eben, rcie aft lie 1tno, uno nod ipeniger,
pb Ite &tuoer sebabt baben II. i. ID. llte
Snnsfern ltn6 in oieler 8e5iebltng it6erli@
ain lInansenebnilten, lpte folsenbe @el6idte
beipeilt: Gtiter Der Warl@dfle IN SEEM Oorf
fam gu einer alten Sunsfer, tpeld,e it6er bic
6ra9e, cb iie pcrbeirotbet lei, gang au6er li9
mar. Sic 1tellte lid an Die Ebir uao 1finlpfte
ben MarldalI, iltoem lie rief:: uO6 i6 &inoer
sebabt babe? @ie, sic unberI9duter 5a[lun<
fe, Sic! 98pllen Gie ettpa meilten @barafter
ansretfen ? Sd babe bier felt 48 Sahren gelebt,
ui1b BIN niemal8 IN Der Dirt beleibiet mrroen
Wenn Sic etlpa8 itber ineinen Gbarafter piiIen
tpraen, 10 9eben Sie lieber gum Yrebi9er, Der
bat bier gelebt, iettben idb gebcren bin. gr
GIel !! @laubt @r, baB @r nit einent Wtdbden,
Da8 5pei Sduler unc cine 6arnl unb $4,000
baar BAT, 10 uuiprinseu tanr. Cine Beripn,
bic ME oerbeirutbet mar, lpu Siuber baben Z?
Wenn nlein iril9er Nrbeittr pber nleine &S4ut
bier mdre, tpiiroe i9 ibn bur9prieeln 1allen.
Oas tpdre Die eilt3tge Nn8fun1t, Die er erbalten
tOunte." 0tit bieIen @Orten idlus bic witr>
oise Dame bic Gbir gu, Der MarldaIt rDtirte
nit GROCER 3pbe v6rdulein Splepbine g.. &C.,
48 Sabre alt, unperbeiratbet, tnberlrs, 8ers
mB9en unsefabr $4,000 lebt auf ibrer 6arm
nit. einem iriI4en Nrbeiter nnb elmer &Sdin."
81 81 CT enTilt fiir3ltd Der @raf BON
@cpace, eirl Serr aus bemIelbeu Sauie nit benz
e9ebellen" Rripliuc Pilp, seltcrben. Der
Wann BAT lid pur4 ein ltol5e8 Bort teriibnlt
Senadt. 8Or lan9en 9abren fam Der 8ater
oe8 ieei9en &Sniss nad 8alermc unb. belt
9pf. Der @rof fam and i'm 3u besraben.
3wei Stunpen ftauo er rnter SSflin9en i'm
SOrloal; oa perlpr CT bic @epulo, 1tanb quf
.uno ia9te ben erldrodeneu Serren:la
@urenl Serrn, baB ,neine abneu
idDn reSierteu, als bic ieini9en nod Gutteln
sewoi9en baben!" lHe6 s1tsr4 as1a aa
Sort mar er ultb fam ME ipieber. Nfit ben
&utteln bate er re4t; benn bic 8curbpns
ltantmen bon pem Wesser Gapet. ilasrlH 1T
nirt mprpen - rm fir Sie al5 8lralHaft
Deriusneet su tperpen; Das TT NlIe6. tpas
mir tpil5en," a
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febnlen unp pie Sumrlle befimmen. Dte1e
Sur9l9aft miro 9eltelIt lpsreen uno n1ein
eltent mirp, (d Dor @eridt 1teaeu, lubalo bic
Sahe autgerufel miro ri 3At9e saf1rsH
. Der JtecCroer 2cOnlulirte abernaals Zen
SStaot. 2lttprueDJ pifler papg Rdtb nit Dem
WtdrlhaH ano oas &eIuItat tpar, ea6 Der ges
cereer Secen Der betotn 9erbafleten unter
1000 Dollars 8lr9lbaft fir tBr GrlAeinen
bel 0ert6t ftellte. = Der MpSpfat SfFnete
.letne Srleftaid,e uilo nnbn, aus cieIer Elm
papler, pas er Dem &ecoroer lberretd5te.
u9ler," Ia9te er, uGp. 9errltAfeit, 1fnp .rpei
gur9IAaften jeoe Don 1000 Dollars. aus.
9elffllteonpem 8antbaule8enpie unp GOnp.
SD bOfTe, Gw. 9errliGfett wetotn pielslttn
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Tabl ole Gretlanua9 Der @efdnoenen. q.
HnrI uno Sim UerlieBen fat oletd,eitio
DEN 0trtbelaaI, =. an Der Ibire prebte
lI1 Sim 9t9en ibn uno llste: vglsbmt @ucb
IN N1t, @5riinlhnabet> paB SIR mir nidbt nod
eln Dial in Zen g8es fommt, = oas ,ptite
y}al olrtte pie Saae ni6t 10 sndpig. aus
falIen." IS fs... ...ir,~eg '.f.,rE' Inn = /.
Garl febrte plDBli1 UNI uno trat ,u pern
AoDctatelt rer tbn pertbetoiot bate. CT
oanftf lDm unO wiinldte gu pilIsn, iper ibm
letne gertbetoigun8 iibertraeel1 ba5e. 1
Der NpYpfat erfarte,, ct tpi11e es 1elblf.
niht - Elm lIterli6er Mana babe .ibm pie
Sabe abet0eten uno ibm Iein Sonorar Qttid,
i'm Scraus beSablt; rlup IblieBIi6 8arl Elm,
tbnal belubsn uno ibm ben Sal auseinonoer
gu lfgen, um feline gertbeipi9uns por @ert6t
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Tlri floB nun nit SIiBe5lhneae III pen
Banfiers VenpiS unp Comp. ~ Dprt fonnte
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8adem aah, bis Der Gbef ees 6aues oasu
fam uno gu Slarl laste 1@e lfno bei ltns BON
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8cn 9epanfen unp 3peifetnoequdlt nabnt
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Wlann, Der be Nnfllbt iiber pa5 9auS tibers
nomntil Su baben lhien 9nb 6arl iein Sfise
;enbud pieper, pas fir ibn ba9elafIen uore
ben rpar, = fpn'ate aber alf aae iibtiser
Bra9er feline 2tnhpert 9eben. iH39 s1a A2a {.
Wit uiertroeINdsenell 8lidtn tno dnofts
ttden, perle9enen 13usrn tetrat3 lNart iiurf
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i'm 9aus9anse entseeeno fam wirbigte ibr
feinsS SIifes uno fO9 an ibm voriiber @r
trat tn'6 3tmmer bic 6enfterlaoen waren
su9slebnt, IT tiefe SttQe AerriAte; ;er. tano
S6sernp unc unentldIOllen .paa-7p pa fam Gas
rOIlne lfile aus Dem 3lpeiten 3imn,er bsrpor :.
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9ltItS BON Sbnen erSaDlt! @5 5lpar-s sui Ihrede
li@. SN alIein babe Ste Sertbripi9t, penn
i6 bin tberSsuet, ras Ste unlduloi9 fnr.
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neH an erabrenen Hrt Een6e bnr weI@en nif
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