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LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, July 2l.-Thc steamship CITY Of WASH
ingtou from New York, arrived at Liverpool on tile
18th inst.
The British government had ANNOUNCED in ParllH-
mcnt that they had ordered squadron to the coast ol
Syria, with Instructions to stop the outragcs against
Christians. and that France llad done likewise
The insurrecton in Syria continu@s Tuad Pacha
had gone there OIL special mission hrcd with full
powers and in view Of that fact Enfaad and France
have agreed to abtain from present interference II,
Turkey however, proves incapable these two govern
mcp ave agreed on deptical in7 tructions to their
ad $ to stopRhe massOf frcs. Atthe destruction Of
ages the russs kis4 more s9H @uH W. S7 4S24a aa41
at BeyroIf, and ie Franks and Christians lad takcr
refuge on board Of the foreign incn-o:war.
1t Was stated in Parliament that the British force.
in China reach seventeen thousand men.
The Paris "Patric" asserts that the siege of Mes
su is decided on, Garbaldi having declined to assist
the Neapotans unless they give similar proofs of con
idcncc as the Sicians, by sustained lsurrcction
LATER -Sanguinary cOnbats have taken place neal
Mcssina, between the Ncapolitans and the advance
guard Of the Siclian army. Garibadi has received
further aid to the amount of one million livrcs, and
ffty-sevcn cannon
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The Rev. J. C.. Flc;c!:r gave lis last evening. a
brilliant lecture on the region, Customs and people of
Brazil. Seldom have wcrisled anything more than
the picture he laid bcforchis audience Of that cxnLc
rant garden Of the troucsdcn with its strange variety
of fruits and flowers hn;ng in perpetual harvcs, of
the hand Of man. Srrrl that country must be the
garden Of the world ml fits people had Tie enter
prize which moves this Yankee nation imagination
could not set a bound the results they woud pro.
duc2 there. AS rclevanto this comparison the Rev.
erend gentlemen stated at the hest Remedies employ.
I'd there for the diseascSo which h,y are subject
arc invented and suppla to them by our own well
known co,!nrynan, Dr.. c. Aver Of Lowell Mass.
and that not the peoplenly, but the priesthood and
the court Of the Empcrtlowr have constant recourse
in sickness to the Remics Of this widely celebrated
American Chemist.-Lser, BostOa. july >. IT.
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b B IttesS @ Z 40 Snrs4Ssed.

How is that destructive party to be shorn Of its pei
nicious strength There is but one method by whc
this object can be effected and that is by denying an
.disppcEng the false position on which it is founded
We must as party, insist unqual6edly that in til
institution of negro slavery there is nothing whaterc
which calls for unfavorable action by government
THAT the right of the white master 70 the services
mis- negro slave is in every moral sense precisely tn
same as his right to any other property.
If this proposition be not true NO honest min ough
to desire the permauency of our republic; if it b
true, the Black Republican doctrine is treasonabt
and destructive fallacy.
I am in favor of the principles enupciatcd in tht
Senate Resolutions of ls6O and in the report of the
Committee or Resolutions made to our National Con
vention at Charleston because they up to this
point. They meet the e1gency before us they fair
y and directly meet the issue as it is understood by
all honest and sensible men on either sdc
am in favor of Breckenridge and Lane, because
they stand upon platform distinctly expressing these
principles.
Mr.. Douglas declines practically to stand up to them.
He bnks the main ISSUE and seeks to ride into power
dogma which implicitly comedies to abolitionism
the vital element Of its political power, to wit; that
negro slavery is unjust at least has in it ee
ment which, on moral grounds, justiiies hostility.
His friends may deny this construction, but to my
mind it is manfestly just. Tie whole practical mpor
tance Of his popular sovereignty doctrine is in its bear
ing on the slave question. No cares fig about it
except in this single connection In all its other bear
ngs it is an admitted abstraction, unworthy Of mo.
ments attention, and incapable Of attracting it.
Let any man who doubts this read Mr.. Douglas
argument as published in Harper's Magazine and his
subsequent reply to Judge Black in defence of that
article. Slavery is the staple ofhis whole argument
The phrases and postuaes Of the anti slavery agators
invoked by him at every point in the discussion
and most liberally used 70 sustain his views.
Thus to all practical purposes, Mr. Douglas presents
himself q semi-Abolitionist His platform tends to
keep abolitionnism alive. as power in the State,
for future mischief The platform Of Breckenridge
md Lane assails the hydra in 'front.' aud aims to
slay it outright
While I am thus with you in sentiment and to the
extent Of my humble powers am ready to aid in your
object cannot lose sight of the policy which requires
thorough union Of all New Yorkers who are opposed
to the election Of Lincoln. Concurring with that
eminent and patriotic citizen of Pennsylvania William
B. Road ~ believe that there three candidates for
the Presidency preferable to the one whom every Alb
otonlst or anslavery agitator in the land supports"
C. H. OCONNOR.
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The WCa1IlGr.

During the past week, the weather here has been
very warm. Our community however was visited
BY several refreshing showers of ra and we are be-
ginning to cool off, We received the other day. note
from friend in the upper portion of our District in
forming us of pretty severe hail storm in his neigh
borhood. lie said that 1.-THE hail sroncs were about
the size Of partridge egg aud slew all the birds i'll its
patl-way"
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- . q . -
The Southern Florist.

]. Wood Davidson, Esq, contributing editor of the
Yorkville Enquirer, writes
Ms. Rions Book-Its title is the "Lndcs Southern
Florist 1t is written by Mary G. Rion. Of Wnnsboro
S. C.. published by p. B. Glass, Columbia printed by
c. p. Pelham, Columbia; bound by T. R. Stakes: and
sold by booksellers generally and Peter L. Glass in
particular
1t is handsome duodccimo, with border printed il,
clear small plea; aud is fair to scc rejecting credit
upon ourrisng Southern houses Of publication in Coun.
ba
We said few weeks ago. knowing the authorcSs,
that the book would be quite the book in its spcca!
sphere. We were sure enough of it then, but are
surcr now. since we have examined for ourselves tic
greater part Of the volume, in advance sheets II
deals in nctulitics-not in scnmentaliticS about roses
loves. angels. and such stun Of the fashionable poets
1t tells in plain language how to plant flowers, when
and where: how 10 dig. trench, hoe man!lrc prunc
and water tho flowers; how to kill bugs catcrpillars
and worms how 10 manage cuttings buildings and
hundreds Of other similar things There is fifty times
as much common sense in this little book on flowers
-Souttern flowers, be i: rcmcmhcrcl-ls we have
ever seen in anything Of the kind We have
gone ourSc to the book for facts on flowers, and we
speak from our observation. The Books are far too
ambitious-they up in the skies Of science in the
clouds Of sentiment but never done in the soil of prac
tical facts We have secn volumes read upon some
favoritc but scky climber, which meanwhile died
very quietly all for want Of some simple home TRUTH
toohumble for the hooks but which vou can find given
in mmistakable language here in Mrs. Rion's South
crn Florist,
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GREENWOOD, S. G., July u, go.


Nh. J. J. MckA1N Dear Sir
This is to inform you that | have
used your Baume de Vie for Dys,
pepSia, and have been greatly hene'
fitted by it. | am now anxious to
obtain some more. VIII you be so
kind as to inform me how | can get
them and what it will cost to send
them to Greenwood?
| will recommend your medicine
to every Dyspeptic person meet. |
think it is the best antidote / have
ever used.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES II. GEE.
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Gbe Gauloen ll1eeklp 9onrnaI.
Tuesday, July 81, 1850.
THO. J. WARREN, Editor
Will be Absent.

The Editor will be absent for few weeks anu
would take pleasure in stating that the services OF an
able and accomplished gentleman have been secured
for the time.
With perfect confidence that the interest OF the
o,ruol will suffer no detrmcnt III his hands, we shall
take short respite, and hope soon to return to our
duties prepared for their faithful performance.
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CASH STORE.
ALBERT q. latta.

Almonds - Burnt and Sugar Almonds, Alspce
Bacon Hams Sides and Shoulders
Butter Rmckcia. Da kim. Broons.
Coffee Chocolate, Cocoa, Cheese.
Corn Meal aud louiny-CASH
Crackcs-ButIcr. Milk. Picnic, Soda. Wine.
Candy-a variety ium - to 80 per 10. Cirron.
Cand.es-Judd's Wax X Sperm, Ada and Tailow.
Eonesiic Dry Goods I'agas Theology Dictionaries.
Ext Lemon d: Rose, j.. Mustard Pickles. Waluuts.
Flour Fig Paste IRISH Salmond and Teaches
Ginger Preserves, ground Ginger, Pepper, Cinnam'n,
Kan.s IIcrmeca!y Scaled Cove Oysters.
Imitation i Cheese Indigo, lux. lsingiass.
Jelly. Jujube Paste PIuncs and Jars
Edndy. KiGckerS Knl,e7s kept here.
Lard. Lemons LcnOn Syrup. Layer Rasins.
Markrlcl Matches. Muassts Macar"ni, Mustard.
Mails n O. MoasSes Nuimcgs: numerous articles.
Olive Uii Oyslers-open Tor sale.
Pruncs Preserved Peaches Pears Pepper.
Powder. Piccalilli, Pepper Sance, Pipes Stems.
Quarter Boxes Rqi.Is. Qnicrr. Will you Buy
l.icc Ralsins, Rock Salt per X L
Sugar-I.oac Crushed Ground y. Is G Brown.
Scap-Winrhes Colgatcs Cas;i!- Toilet, &c.
Sall-l0O Sucks-Salt in English jars, rc'y extra.
Starch for Pies Puddings. Sard nes-pnre Pearl do.
Shuc>-good commnn-Shot, Superior syrup.
Teas IIyson Gun Powder Green Black.
Tin Warc-C"fte Pots, Cups, Buckets Pans.
Tobacco-Chewng Il Smoking, Snuff: Cigars.
UnAerwopd's Fresh Salmon & Pickles-useiIl
Vmegar-W. Wine l. pure Horse Apple Cider do-
Worcester hire Sauce. Walnu.s Walnut Pickles.
'g,ra aue Cigars Will ynu PUFF thcn2
Yeast Powders, Cooaing Soda Sardnes.
"a good pail Cotton Scales with over 300 lbs.
OF Weights. y. l. LATTA.
Caiudca, June 10, 1850.
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NEW TESTIMONY,
FROM RELIABLE SOURCES, TO Sllo"
THAT TIE
! Al II } DE \ III ,
BalSanl Of Life,

BalSa1ll Of Life,
Is all that the proprietor claims fer
it. The following letter was rcceiv-
ed from Greenwood, S. c., without
solicitation, and is only one Of the
many certificates that have been sent
him, to prove that BAUME DE
VIE will cure aggravated cases Of
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, DC. Try a
Medicine that is made at home.
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Ca55TssN EtOVEa C0MPANY.-

cay-A PAYMENT OF THIRTY DOLLARS PER
SHARE OH thclJapital Stock Of this Company, will
be required, fo,Jsset the THIRD iNsTALMENT du"
the Con ractor Friday, 3d ult.
This paymcn4yill he expected without fnrthcr
sncci,I no,iicntiGs. c. BELL,
JuI,. 2I-1t Treasurer.
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A mnIiciaus Present.

We are indebted to our kind friend, Major JOHN L.
JONES of Liberty Hill for basket of the finest ana
most delicious Peaches, that we have eaten Ill many
dav They are of the Chinese variety, and s'lrpass
ANYTHING that We have seen in these parts.
Many thanks to Major j., for his kind anu tl'ugn'-
l remembrance Of us, whilst luxurating on such de-
licious fruit.
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~in:c of sos1iii-C.TolIna, ker,:,n.,
Ri.irict--Rul i;ic Common Esic;,x
T. Il YOUNG. rs. WILLIAM L. LEE.
JrLVufinu n E,u.,jnn JU,.L,,.,

NechTafi"n IN Foreign .AHgch0.eat
SI HER EAS: tho Plaintiff did, Oh the oG II d,r n
July. lSGh. lie his declaration against III,
Defendant, who. (as it is sad,) is ubsert from and
wh"'lL the Limits Of this State aid neither wife nor
attorney known within the same. upon whom a copy
Of 'he saiu declaration might be ser. cd 1t is order.
Gu tlnt !I'r sa"i Defendant do appear and picai &c
n' Sa'u u"'.arnn on or before the eth day urJuly
"''tn VIII "r IN The year OF orr Lord one lousand
eHU hhuic land siItr-nmc. Otherwise final and ah,,.
ii'e Judgment will then ie given and awarded a,aius
him.
Jerks Office, kcrS!iaw District. July Goth, 1850
july 81 ". CLYBu3N G,.rk
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oronpebure Female College.

Attention is asked to the notice Of this fiourshng
and excellent Institution, the exercises oi WHICH VIII
be resumed tho first Monday in September.
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tan ArtLJOuriFl &c.
This is "a nnttcr Of graf convenience to persons in
this 'cir''y, who ardesirc to subscribe or renew
their subscriptions, fo1f'ny Of the above papers or
periodicals
1t must he remcmbsstd that the CASH must always
accompany the order fbrslbscrptions and that VIC do
not feel al liberty to I'ry from this wholesome rcgr
laticn.
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eIlerS Nc.
Rev. I. II. LEGAEE, \. NJ. Chaplain,
lntellrcn"l aud Moral Philosophy, Evidences O
Christianity Gc
j. N. FISHER, a. M,
-, Music Piano and GniIar. Drawing and Painting
Miss llULDA a. HAIR. 3
Instrumental and Vocal Music,
Miss JULIA f.. LEE
English Branches ':"sscS. French aud Mathematics
Miss -. NJ PICKENS
Ei gli>Ii i anchcs, Mathematics. &c
10 will, no doubt, alurd qualification To- the. trc,1s
AMI patrons OF the Institutions, to learn that IN"
D s>'"n just ended has been one of The most sucesI
aS proved I;y The Examination and thu, the ns.is
rance "t llie accomplished Miss liAun whola rccco..
y Retained I'om Sweden. his again been Secured
July Jl.-5:.
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cSMRS. WINSOW. AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female, ih. clan. has Soothing Syrup
for children tcctlin2s VIII greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of t"eihing hy scnin. the gums reducing all
n!la,nnaIion-will. .aaall pain. and is srlrc To rc-,,.
late the bowels. Dcpc upnnit. mot!:cr$ il will rive
resi- to yourselves. and Ie and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all Sec advertisement, in anolI.
cr column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rasaabnable Dress Making

~sH TIE MEMBERS OF THE CAM
As - saskDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION arc
requested TO iSlt Mt the Counting Room Of ~ " 4
R KEySEpY.f Wednesday, Sth ut, at II o'clock
a, m. As a gaer of some Importance will be con-
sdcrcd. n pun lSal attendance is desired.
Ju,v a II A. NJ. KENNEDY. Soct'y S. \.
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for the Legislature.

The fncfds of CAPT. D. d. PERRY, respectfully
announce aim as Candidate for the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, at tie election in October.
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AkNOUNCEMENTS A
For the Senate,

We af authorized to announce HoS. A. H. bol-
KIN, as a Candidate for reelection to the State
Senate
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For the Legislature.

Mr.. EDiToR:-Plcase announce Major j. NJ. DE-
SAUSSURE Candidate for reelection, to the HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES at the ensuing election in Octo
Der next, and ollgc MANY VOTERS.
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,ROADS.
c5"TI1E COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR
Kcrsl,aw pistrictwl meet in Camden OH the First
Monday in Auyu; - COLIN MACRAE'
July ltd e Cle'k ofh Boaid
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gs.EE SODA WATliss.

c5s- FRESH s6A WATER AN0 0FINE sYEUps
ALWAYS on hand w hen handed to Carriages i'll future.
the price will be Invariably lOcts per glass.
.IuI, 1o-tc j. j. MCEilN.
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TIE ECONOMY OF IlEALTl.-This busy nation o.
Americans have 12,OoOCOO working people, whose
services may be estimated at SO day. and their an.
nual loss by sickness at an average of ten days each
in the year. This gives total loss Of s2IO 900 QUO
sum three times us large the whole cost Of the
General Government, including the Army Navy, Post
Offices Legislators Foreign Ministers and ALL The
amount weighs over six hundred tons in pure gold.
large proportion of this costly suffering might be
avcred ly attention to dict cleanliness and above ol
by the proper use Of tile right remedy in season.
When % cent box Of Ayers Pills will avert an attack
Of illness which would take several DAYS TO recover
from or dollar bottle Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. will cx-
pei lurking disorder that would bring the sufferer to
his back Tor weeks or months docs it take any figures
TO show the good economy of the investment? Wien
Fever and Aguc is ranklngin your veins and shaking
your lc out of you, is it worth the dollar it costs for
his AGCE CURE 10 have tic villanous disorder expelled
which it does surely and quickly? When you have
taken cold is il prudent to wait until it has settled
on the lungs when days or weeks or months must DO
spent in trying to it, even if it cln be cured Mt ALL
it cheaper To take Ayers Cherry Pccoral, costing
few sillings, and remove the trouble before il is
serious? 1t takes no wisdom to decide july 3l--It
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T.rMHser Quarter.

Newspaper ana zserloGical Agency.
Having received tile sc'cy of several newspapers
and periodicals, the e r of'l'e JOURNAL will give
prompt.pcrsonal attcnttn to any business COMMITTEES"
to his Charge. We $,eAmenton that the following
N.anong the numbertsAwlclr we are authorized to
:g Slrarlcston Me7gyy,. Southern Gna,lian' Sum-
l;a;ssr,, FjetISs7ss .,.,:,I Ianease er Ledger,
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lrisatc Boarding.
MusicH Instruction.

s- MRsNws, PROFESSOR OF THE
80 90. ss - pmno-f and Singing, will be happy to
2 ] q 2 1reccivc rNs during the Summer vac;,
ton. Size undcrlafs as, cultivation oftle Voice. and
give instruction in sMusic ('otl sacred and Seci-
lnr9 l.1.n. in the Italian" T. ceF"'" an" English '''
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Health depends almost cntirely upon the state o
the blood. If the uitalizng fluid which pervades
every tissue membrane FIBRE fiamcnt, gland, or other
primary and Subsidiary, be charged with tho clements
of disease sickness must bc the consequence and un.
til the is eradicated permanet relief can be
expected. 1t is here that the powerful health rcso-
ring properties of SANDS SARsApAMLA arc manifest
cd its searching operation reaches the germ of disease
and tho cures it performs therefore radical and
thorough. U6)
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FRoPECTUS
IL THE
Blue Elge Herald

, - - ~ - y Il
NN or abnu: thu Of Jnly rcyt, we will Issue :
" weekly Lheripoliichl and Family Ncwsrl
per- with the ubovdc.-T!Io "IIcylld" will be do
voted TO Licratur Jicnce Politics Morality, Arri
culture and GeneIatelligcncc. 1t shall be our aim
to make it indepeit in all things, ncurul in none.
IN politics we ST. adhere Internationally to no
party or faction, hall advocate States flights
und Southern Clcracy, with whatever ability
we may possc"s
We shall cndoiS make our PAPER Of Interest TO
the general rcfIcn well az tn those Of our local
friends who ma. e. us with their patronage We
will devote eSpci' bor 10 the internal progress and
general prosper i lr Mountain District" With
no eXtrnvagnnt dn.p for the usefulness and benefit
of the "Hernld, we Inst it may cqnul any weekly
OF tho Stale in hes Forts for the promotion OF tho
general weIlnfaId i.-being Of society.
Warren x. NsisrJorncrly editor OF the oval.
halla Banner. Il sImo the editorial charge Of tho
political a4Sa 9an5 5Ielligcnce departments While
Fletcher 81 rMn1e the editorial control OF the
Literary, al 3a icullnrnl Departments of llo
"IIerald.N
In orderN 4g Herald" within the roach
OF all wlph dea it, we have determined to
furnish u m Winunl, to be paid in advancs
tnvartaA 3ons, wish 10 subscribe may doso
by addreatc w at Nalla, S. c.
ARSHALT. & SMITH,
M EIih',S 1Rd FiopFtctors
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For the Legislature.

WILLIAM NJ. SHANNON, Esq. is announced as
n Cuudilatefor reelection to the HOUSE OF REP
RESENTAiIyES, at the ensuing election in October
royt Ills FRIENDS.
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W1. M1an.

30. Man,
NS. lol Sreastr.. jpiihtn str 6tea uur item
asent fur pastitd's 9bampasnsr,
,u,fF blt benz rsutlttn putIitum lsiu friih on.
Sefumissass sassr pcR GlSarren. &s,nsn. epaal.
paSasr. sstfuden, setrannn Manosin. astr,ud
trgen Saiaus &c, ndnIip
luo.ooo esasi&s G,sarren, ALE Sranrs,l
$4,000 Guhaas papana,
$4,000 oenrs Clay ,sapana,
SO.ooO Sratneps 5aYana,
1S,0oG Yttne pc, CARA,
80 Scrn Nbsinwfine,
20 80fse Dsirtid'i hen Goa npasner, fur
@tiaen ib Asent bin, pom S ps Ii Dol.
lars per Nprr,
so Cussnp EeSfuatn,
S0 pfo. 9ebrannts Wilusrln unc lter,ud.
ert,H ealmus,
rrelae @rtitsl ih :u Siaistm prsis %sfsrir,.
~. % Not.
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An,eiger.
rtrmiGbtes

- Vtrbreder in Qcurru. Gin @tetia;y,r
fast: Sn eonpru aistt Is 10000 8ineer, s. IN
gsrtrrtbern aufascaen weresn; 5000 Stsi.r
sslfchlsner Sa&sn, $4,000 ssisler, %, 900 ge,t
Ter. 10000 Sruntsnscle,. $50 900 Gin 7rin.,r
100000 peripnsn, Die con Der euperlittcit l,ter.
10000 Itete.
.s @an.ser mag Die St,eitnuna haItt Gtim.
s'''su bel esr @barIefprer gcnptnticn oufuefaue
te'n. Soccer Gpngrssrtfrist {tidt 2 DtIscot,n
pstpe bistn aeer BEL Der @tfimmuna nur !
Sttrr'ns. Q @enn nun elmer Der Eihrifts Erie.
Satsn .. y. fur DruaIus une Der ancers fur gu,
thrte itn''nt, 70 tntiteben rapurt lcslea balbs
Stinmen.
- Stapltbe Wirfuns FER @asbtleu6tuua
auf bic Sssetatiun. sBie bic ,,sieYu, muuiei:
pale" ter'@tst. iine isit Giniabruns Der @asts,
ltudtun8 in pariS pafelbf 10000 SGame In
DEN Straesn unb GEsndtbem pi1ssn ourt Die
t%aoli%sn stnrirtunsen pss CAFES scuaancia
ats'ltortsn. @sp,s cine unscb,ure gsrt,eruno !.
- Nus Dem @usdu MIRO ssibreStn: ..Qm
S'ts prs hstiiasn Soicpb fam ein rs Sa5r, aitsr
rod tuit'ser Sauersmanu ius piarrbaus unp
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