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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
Real BLESSING.

Physieian-Well, Mrs. Jones, bow is that
lellarh-9
a0nea --17at Dac-- an rslal tae rfI rou seat
cure le ODD last twenty -lauses tulI web ycu uaaI1
m'-e 81 Dat can have Them hs1sv
flFa.-l1n -lln can -- tl-u 90 arr D-re-fsfs. CAL
Tor Crphalic Pills. i d1f they never a1. .at I rrc-n-
u-l4 them tu al -srCs 20 hea1nrle.
ars doaeE-I shall s-1f Cor DIX directly. ana shall
au my s1Irrilg friends. for thy are a reel bIs1-
rilg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

NEw oRLEAss December s -Taes;eam'h,7 Havs1'
arrived ct This Dart 90 Fay from Havana wi.h ad..ces Il
ths coh ut- Her alviees have bsen a. aeip..rl by pre-
rious arrivals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

Over excitement, and the mental care
ana anxiety i1-ficut % cias- attention 20 butlnes. 10
--tls are among the uuurrars cn1ses cf Nervous Heal
--rs Tie c~s07irref state of mini snI body Incident
Oh This 4strcUin- complaint b fsfai blow 10 al energy
and Zhilln. SI1sres BY TITS ti-o-i-r t,u aluays
l-tlls speedy relief from these distressing stacks o.
--lr- enc ~ che Cerlallc Pills Whenever the symptoms
rucear u 11ats She avertaskpf t-ain. and sl,tses The
strained ali ilr-rc nerves. and reisxss the tension %
fle s-mrch. whicl aiuaTs au1Jup-uies AM aEErav4.es
t-e 1-lslrlercl 1n4iuol Of The brain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

Did you ever have the Sick Headache ?
D. ycu remember the throb1iuE temples, the fcvsre Q
brow Ire lafhfur art dlsErtl % ne sizht q flue2
Hlu totally unit you were fur .sasure. conversation or
s-1T One 20 La Cerh1lic Pills would have relieved
yu FROM en- the sulsrlrE which you taen experienced.
~ MS and other purposes sou Efclld always have a
l1Eof Uen co haat O. use az occtsi1n requires
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

TwEsry Millions o. D5LLAEs SAVED
Ar r1aNfirG hEs sod two uiioaf 90 BOTTLES O. his cell
rtrltal Prepared @ ue. ari 90 b. -t-iuat~d tlat each
.1-Hr saves 90 ielst zen Dollars v1rth CT 5r,k-u f1-ui-
trre- tlla l-1sinr ar ~--rrEa-r ~ tvr-rv ui1i1rs %
tl1l- usFiu- made Dts Gl-r a h11.-E-rf word. he raw
I7rFrs f1 do Che world slI greater rersica D. curir-
ai The schus hellswi-l ns CeaFaIlc Pills. ana ~ thev
ere a. sll ss bis Gle, h1lds1lss viii sl5n vanish
away like snow IN July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

he tasrinr r1r.a E1al DEELLENG HOUSE,.
y eaurrnienf 70 Aaiu street ~ o1uiain eiEhi or zen
rlcuE. Etc>@n and serFalt= rolms win as mEly
lnotsrn mpTogeneltr as necessary. Inquire at THls
uEWrF noat I've
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP CANADIAN.
FIVE Days L,7ER Taox EuEops


r.
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A1i
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80 --1
.p-- -,,--- v- 1900
~, 80 s---rF
-
Pro, n, s.-.-- rgts.-,t,- -B5 49,, ~ Il
--- v-.s $500 - ns--5.v
a. c.--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

NEU ToHE December ms CaaarI s.eam,hii
Af-iea sailed Ct u7ol .l-tay .s- LiTsrr15l. with sITsi
in specie.
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a NatIonnl ronven4lor

wtsHIsGToS, December s-T5s protected UnIn
mestiEg % senators srd Rsrrestutst ers in Congress
has been postponed At .ao itq7e- d us hon join J..
Crlttsadsn o. E-utncEv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
The Presidents Ncssarc---uou Il
Is WnrrFvaE

WAsUryuroS, December She President mes
sage is coudsuucd by extremists boEh Ecfib and south.
rhs conservative msmters, iae'udrz hose from ire
o5-isr slave States, approve ms.aIE O &c general prin-
c.1-cs eaun-iate5-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

CoURr SQUAEE-This square has Tor some
tims been in the care Of Mr. Bon. Council
has ordered bis discharge, without appointing
a successor. We hope The square o, not going
to be neglected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

LouIsvILLE, December Sine chio river atihls
point is fanlng. with esat fcstsz i7elss water in re
cans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
SWAYNE s. BEARD,
AID
". d BEAR d,
EEF 1T EAEP,
C~0LEECTING RGEHTS.

loace in WoodruGs Bo-k. Haia street Memphis, Tenu)
& & B viii Einf ur the oiibus.ne2 e1J.r. SEavae.
- AMI VIZ cllIn1e lc CalIectllg laines IN vet
Tennessee, Ea.tera A-Eansas and E1rf1 uississlppi.
as before. and, also, ro rm'a and otkcr hrri ines Gus q
court. W D. viii pracice, alone, tufle courts
IlnT frlcudE and Former lieltE not lcrullufet aifh
Ar. Beard. fatsiy Of Mes alr1 7 take Efeaf pleasuza lu
c-urnillg him a a reli.1ie laWTer AID Eeatiemaui
d-lrs1t, prompt and h1leat-
nes ca = y swAYEH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

TIE IRoN NAsK-Hr. and Mrs. Wsllsck
This night produce The great play Of the H5a
Eass, a piece hal has won the most absorbed
attention aad received The most earnest praise.
To see st WITH all The advantage Of Nr. wal
lscs's energy and powers os conception, Of
Irs. Wsi'1ck's vigorous insight into The spring
oi action, and ability 70 represent tie varied
emotions Of tie humsu hssTt, viii be a treat
rarely exceeded. Should tie weather be favor
able, we expect TO see a very large audience
present At The representation Of lis great
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

TAETED 10 HINT,

a = rurlish ist7 s desirdus ~ d~atairinE e rifuai %
"a IS hsusetcepeI dfsf class hoiel % priFats
isnlly. Salslaauv references.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
I
sgE sGsgcC5Oas

0N T~hursdsg, e. 10 0docf, we viii sen large ID OF
~ fesirabie furniture. consisting o. chaubear uud
paror f~lralture. Sale positive.
roz NONsAHRAT. DUFREE 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

A Ham SToEV.-The Eaguirsr relates that
AZ Frlzrs P2-n., Whiea is IN Mississippi, be-
los this city, an sbolitioaist wsa a few days
ago bar-eied up and rolled over the bluff into
he Ms-lssipoi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
PIantation Wanfed

WE Elnt 3 P-.anflt1n Of 500 81 1000 scresin fas Mis-
W eissi7pi baft0n dire ny N the wiser. 500 Or 400
acre. cleared. fair lmrrlvemalss. Wil rry e'tt0 cash,
z11 haiance ia enc fr7, rhfce s'd fsnr years Any
psriF hsFlnr suca ai-ce ~ ssie viii 90 we'll 10 cIm-
muui1ste with uss wa sun d@ iriiul o. BIS property,
AID 80 can sell hisrizle ~ Itfuus c1i customer.
T0CNG l. WILD.
Real Estate Brokers.
ne Bi nain street. up stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

RAILROAD BoEDs.-An ordnance has been
before council some tine to take q vote OF the
citizens on a proposition to sell The bonds The
city holds 10 tbe Mississippi r%siirosd, for The
amount O. SI25, 050. Notice Of election upon
the question has been three times g yer, and
tickets for. and against the sale have been
printed. Council, however, on Tuesday night
refused to pass the ordh snec Authorizing an
election. The city viii, therefore, retain is
SZ50,O00 Of bonds. There is but eleven miles
Of The road to be completed, when TIE road
win reach its terminus at Grenada, and form
2 portion Of Tie direct rosd from this city to
Sew Orleans. j. is contemplated to allow the
Mississippi and the Ohio lines Of rosd 10 unite,
By laying 2 track along cur landing. When
that is completed direct route viii exist from
New Orleans, through Memphis, to Cairo,
where The Illinois Central starts from and'giTcs
connection with The Ohio and Mississippi,
with Chicago, and sl TIE great western, aorsh-
err and eastern roads. To sell S250,000 OF
bonds owned ky the city Tor S125,O00, just
when the road is on the point Of completion,
and when SO important a connection is about
to De made, appears a no. vsTy good spseala-
lioa. II council had passed the bill, The eiti-
zs1s would most likely have refused to sane
tioa TIE sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

COMMON Law CoUEr.-Judgs Dixon did not
reach the corporation cas,s yesterday they
win Be entered is morning, commencing viii
Ae appeals from tie registers court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
Window Shades

DIE GeEzS AID E-FF rGLL.sD SHADES
. uzls 1r-e- aal - d e- a r
-EEGa g. co..
Eala Erre- Frlela 1.eE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

FACT WORTH hSOwING.-Spllding's &C.
.Halic i1s are a certain cure Tor sl-s Weaaaeae. BiIIous
Hsad-che, Nervous Hsaiachs, Costiveuesi and General
Debility.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
Apples. Potatoes and Onions.

~ BBLs. choice AFgies
IO1 farH Patzt
81 sacEs ouela-
r-rt received and Cor sale low by
FL0UREoT s. CRAWFORD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06


TME.-Siace that early period OF which
Moses writes, when "lhe evening and The
morning we're the frs. day. the poor mans
clock has rln is accustomed round in the
heavens, and marked tue cycles OF recorded
time This we're sufficient Tor a primitive or
pastoral people, but wi.h The order and method
that waits upon civilization there is demanded
a mszns & more minute divisions q the day
and night, and hence the infinite methods Of
marking its Eight By means Of the clock, The
watch, the dial, The hour glass, &C. Heis a
public bsnefsctor who contributes 10 the order
and regularity Of our lives, By furnishing -
the means by which we may accurately set
spar. time FOR employment, recreation, and
other useful or p.aasursbis purposes, a1l E
scarcely second 10 him who teaches the pro-
p-is.y OF such method. In view OF these facts
-be gentlemen Of the coupos tion room o. The
AFFEAL wish 30 return their thanks, as In duty
bound, for The receipt Of an elegant clock,
tbe inscription "J. Z. Neuiuan & &C.
to he Daily AF7zAL Composition Room"
While its hands indicate the flight Of tine they
also point 70 The names Of the donors, and the
shall be remembered when The former
cease 10 keep their record.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

FErD-LesFinE vehicles iH Tie sirsss IN
ATTENDED, is a eozmon and most dangerous
ofs1ss ia this city; Tor SO doing, B. J.. Robin
sen and John Mcmahon were Yesterday fined
len dol.-rs each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

HYFEEBoEEAN.-The Nashville Baansr says
the ground there was white with snow On
Sunday lss..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

TAXES FoR NovENsER.-During the last
mont eur tntsfatiEable and polite tax col
l@sctor, Mr.. Bowen, collected the amount Of
c7F Fr5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

have appointed Mrs. E. c. Bsnan, = widow
LADY, matr5l Of The Home Tor The Homeless.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
IsIrer TnteIIIaence

w~AsHrEsToS. Dseember : The idea o. . nstioEai
e5uveation being gledby Co1srst is no; fi7orab'y re-
c,.yed tY e.usr uarty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

SALEs.-The total sales o. cotton reported
at he Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday, were
ss5 bales, Of which 200 wzr, sold in one Tot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

LouIsyILLE. December g. P H-ns Ohio river
d; thls poi 3 Is stationary with sisht fees nine inches
water On tho. c1aaI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

CURED q an samseb, liver. o. bilious elesar rests
%eutersiv win your-siFss, ever sinee aa aisadu-1u
o. Dat instlmstis errt.al the HIGHLAND B,rEEHs,
O. scoTcn TONIC. i-ts ihs folih. D. Is p~eojiarig
alag-ei O. or climate uem DO dlinfec.aat nupcHe
inaanueh a. 90 sances te d.rsf1i cfica % HilsnH
ard rosol1us szalut9n. In au lasaions % ore a.
7ssuTa apparatus and ivsr % a1s viii potent cI.eL
cleaning zri fooTssni-inE me vliiL melial and ps5r.-
cal feaesions o. Che bdy. Ia every csc vilin orr
knovielge, ana az erPeusna q oherfl al pads o..
te osun,ry. % -tanh p-re-emincni as iho oaly reliable
cure ever olsrcl 20 he Guble. roidby
;. aAsslIELD 3 90. wlal..Is p.ss.l.i..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

EROw ue suhsr-sr. fua mgh FOWSa al WI
n one Gov lac HhIte beusr Calf; no oher q red
or f-csv c-ired b-u Car. one Calf martcf, meother
ure marked. I0uE SEWER.
rann-rn 90 Errr a-aas MarrrHfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

ARBIvAL-Hon. T. C. Bindman arrived at
the Gayoso house Yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
-TRaTrErng Glide.
MEMPHIS ay5 emo RAILROAD.

ARnrVE. EPAnT
Nall ans express irain--.--.o-a9 p. U-.-...efc A. 81
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
AHarrE. nEFAEr.
Mail A. I---.r.GNI 9. NJ
Freisht and aooummoaauou- $50 P. E--...-Gt5 ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
FOR SALE OR RENT.


noUBLE OFFICES f~sufab-s far rr-ffs.io-a uenl
- and Rel-ous. d zee Calle1n Bics. -1r-er CO
Eaia and E0urse streets 2pa,y
y. p. UUNT.
-r-rl- " -fsrs =-rr. Csrr-r tsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

T. auo-Ler column see tie advertisement o.
Gs--s .a1 Co. BesaeIs- AID s.si.5zgr., Es
Esm street, l=s- Hl street.
See F. H. Clerks Co.'S e@oluu.n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

NKzvf ConEress---Sccond Session.
wasurxoroH December s-sHskTr -scustaf
clnsnsn moved that she Prsaidsnfs mesigs Be pub
ushed. he tiolehts number o. states Would rosds
within sixty laJf. lie said fhs hess thing CaHsress can
d. Is to divide tao pebble property tsiriy, after paylss
DE debt Ct Tue uniou.
Senator Crinerdrn said fhsrc1roman had better stay
away from Che senate. thaH one here ana make such q
pr1Fosluou.
ssas'or ciirEalu replied nat vben the Uaiao
ceases T. protect g Ca olna, Che iatser VII sly
u~ooi-bye.
Atisuuri.
HorsE-Ths qassaaa o. printing DE Presidents
% ssase was dseassed. Seven ssaihern members re-
fused to vote On The proposition or aneuimr1s co ac-
esuai Of nsr stsss Llsns called oooventous to oaa-
silss ne qusslan o. secession. wilh5ut ~aelm7lsh-
Ing auyihias fs Hauss adjourned.
WAsHIvgToE. December s -sEsArE.-s Senator
Possl moved nat that portioa o. the Presidents mes
sage iu re.rreuooi 20 roilosl zIai-s Be- refeIEed to ipe-
la emmitse,
Ssn1ior Green cGefcl a resolution q luquiy inh TIE
srpeaisny q q aoi,hins On armed police force in ne
border ssatss, Slave end free, % maintain pezes and ez-
eruia ihe fueitve slave isw.
senator Hale attacked the Presldenrs metsage, g.
falling 10 laok ihr secession movement in the face.
Senator Brown ssls; "Let us separate."
Senator Iyerson said: "Tho Withdrawing States Dis
claim further alrsiauce. We iatsad % 90 OF o. nc
Uaio1 before he fourth q Narch-peaosahiy f We can.
faroihiy if we must. Five States viii 20 oub and iou-
islana and ARA cas- Win call conventions % al early
day"
senator W.rfaI hausti the Presiient would rrsdpi-
tsfe measuros De lnie1.s @. ar1.-.
Senator s~aItlury, % Delaware. said his State Eoad
90. 90 auyfhiag 90 lead O. a ssparsaaa % hs States.
The senste then adiaurnei
HoUsE-Er sherman, Hum tat cmaiJos o. wlys
and means ra-o-t-d O. Din ofrrs-crriaaans f- the usy-
meat o. iav,l.I aaf ale- 7@easie1r. Also. abiH fr the
support O.. Wet P'iui Acsiszy These blls we're re-
fsrres 60 re c1nniftc @ te Eh1le.
Tie h1me-feag biz vas .sten o. Ead passed y q vote
90 Ia against IS.
TIE military aaiemy zad pension bin was taken up
and pssse; srcr rhlca the u1us- lsl--r-rd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

" We would remind our readers that at
10 O'Clock to-day the personal effects Of The
late Col. Locke, consisting Of valuable maps,
desks, &C., viii be sold at Tie auction rooms
Of Monsarrats Dupree & Co. These gentlemen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

ARHEsTrD. - Mary Mccarthy aad two
youths named John D0noho and james Daley
bad a general "skrimmsge' within he classic
precincts Of Pinch yesterday, in the course Of
which Mary tried the thickness Of Donoho's
skull with a Ratchet. The whole three were
5000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

TIE PAEooAsr MAREzr. Ne need to
trudge TO the market houses this bad weather.
Pancoast, at bis market store on MADISON
street next toor to Spschts saloon, has every
thing everybody wants -yenison, game, and
other rich yiands. He has the celebrated Nor
folk key oysters and the Baltimore can .oys-
tiers, and a host o. other Injuries. Can and
see bis stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

1aa SAIL
A BofLFZ CHIMNEY. aIulst as sod 1s rev, saita-
"A lie Er eltaar locomotive dr sslrlarv r-rnrs.
BE- sl cheap. Apply % tie praprieto-s q te
rn-rr rrrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

PHuHAE~oNIc.-Ws have received an init
nation that this association vii have some
thing wonderfully fine at their next matinee.
The ladies must really take this enterprise IN
der their patronage, aad induce The gentlemen
70 attend with them; they must make Tie ma
.inees az fsshionabls here az they have been
in other cities. In them the society is certain
to be selee. and agreeable, and an agreeable
1Jan50n can be INDUCED in that is impossible
IN the promiscuous night concerts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

PIsToLIeAL Joe, q slave OF Jack Mont
gomery, IN a dispute with "a nan and a broth
sr," pulled out and presented a pistol. For
indulgins IL a luxury Only allowed 20 white
folks "-snd they have occasionally to pay fer
FOE was arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

FAST DsIvISs.-For u.s ofsnss Arse ar
rests were made yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
wFora Rirr Eao,a 50. Fasri Fsst@

tbs DusHAN CAsE.-This case went to The
jury las. niglt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

THANKs-For late papers We thank Mr..
Borden, OF Adams express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

QrEEs.-Hzre yea seen -hzt big Indian in
Ea1ler column boiling roots, BARB -l LrAvEs-
Or me C~uEE1EEE EEEH1Ef d-11LE-T"
Hardware, Agricultural T-z7leneats, Mn
ctm1F. Rez5 slVe-Lla-s1F
UrsrT T-ls. EC0.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06
Wv nrl.ars ,Iark.t. hi r.lerranh

HCrrGR-saies 70 hess prime a. Is nc.
EGG-in ieive dsmand st2ls a15- 10 hr.7.
C~HEEsz-sales 90 bxs stlog and Is allie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-12-06

LEECHEs-FREsH LEECHEs,
Always on hand bT Wa. C.. WEEvEz, CuFPs-
s-I Lsa-l-. 40. q zl1 street., .e.vssu El-Ee. sui
wraeeste-. Etu-1 se-5euH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-09
gsadtet ssolgenSes bei 3eitsh.

Ger rnsn6Ge sue&e MD sbtsra nebelH btsate IL atES
ucd rabreHen n renbeH, hnres neeH 1t Hct nsr
BON enen S&mersea beret Wre rHoer btneeeH AUDI eed
siat Ieuea Rrante sue sr bise &euun5 nsn r6breah
t ben adsu BITE s5snpfsme @ eras tn has SSert
su9pur,eIt bic Rratstet peier F segeH bat ~ et
att nett stBereu 1ens bereGist IT, BetensArsea oeey
Sri@ues" DcrheH nad eiuer bsW Et !. Slts euoe
Fiubcuen SebeneIInssDe IN sent9en Gasa sbne S@meen
Snoenoenisen z ben Batlencn st5elt 8ast sarss-
srr Tr Z Q. Sets ees ene 9u3hnoua1 bet ~utetsEs~
G Sttctrs~ 6e5aRset peroen 4oeus 10 on @eariasas
ot, naurlsIsew 5olsen 5erteifabrta. =. s,:s --, 2
9unss Stu:s E"s EeIs sn icnttasIsr SendSe sesa
Ea h ke 3en ms!btn soegTA Re siien RraasE ah goes
1nfrEtn srfparer. 49,. -...- .s.. f. 90. 4
81 s. & Sss 5ai euy e,. sladi&e Oar sstsa @p&sastt-
p srb SrbEpst ais sgtBe eiH aetet A3t IN &a1era
ait5t Gt be haf nttt III sen fer5R bon @rlne sas Sss
sa ae 9oUttiot Sr, ariprlGs FRAT Sseer iaeen er nz
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