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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
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A WORTuN NAN CONE.

We notice an the Nashville papers
that Mr.. c. G. Moore, Of the firm Of
Ellis x Moore is dead. lie had suffered
for some time Of enlargement Of the
heart, and which was the cause Of his
death. Mr.. VI was II worthy man, in
every sense of that term, 80 far NJ we
knew him. A friend of ours writing to
us from Nashville, and n who is n
good judge Of men, says:
Il regret exceedingly to inform you
ofthc death Of G. G. Moore, who died
on the Goth inst of Enlargement OF tho
Heart, lie was buried BY the AmerI-
can Protestant association Of which he
was u charter member. lie haa the
largest procession | cvcr saw attend any
funeral. He was universally beloved
by all who know him. And in looslng
him | feel rs though had lost n broth
or, for l know he was n friend TO me
in it's trucst meaning. Rcqu'eScat N
pace"
Mr.. Moore was comparatively 4
young man, being only ~ at the time
Of his death. He was ono Of Nash
villo's most cntorprisln5 mechanics
and his loss will be deeply felt by th'
citizens Of that city, but By mono more
than the Surviving partner, Mr. Ellis
with whom Mr.. Moore has been long rs
sociatcd. They commenced business
| in Nashville under adverse circumstan
ccs, but BY dint Of nntiring energy ant
IL ligh standard Of action they soor
become in possession Of the comforts
Of fife whirh they richly deserved
From a mere bAsatelle b~Wsihess, they
have become the first manufacturers II
the State, and known hr from home
and quite fnvorahly. Asto any chang
ia the business BY the death Of Mr.
Moore, we are not advised.
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COM MERCLAL.
NASHVILLE. SEPT. 81, 1856

NASHVILLE, SEPT. ~, 1860
BAcoN.-Shouldcrs 10 cts; Hams scarce at
0MlO; Clear Sides l4l--from wagons. From
store, packed, an advance on these figures.
LARD.--Good Lard, in suitable packages, ia
cents.
WnEAr.--Prime Red md White in demand
vt 81 609$l rs.
FLouR.-Demand active, Extra So 500
So IS, per bnrrel; Superihe So so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, $3.50; Supcrfno $3 w
7pDs lts. These are Wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance rs cents u 9S lbs, and 81
cents per barrel.
Oats. -1Shcllcd oats IRE worth GO cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; by retail 70 cents.
Rye.-Nonc in the market
Burley,-in demand, Mt Is cents per bushel.
Corn.-Buyers arc giving Is cents per BUSH
81. Retailing from store ut o'"y9O.
Whisky -R~cctifed 2O@22; country brands
60M Toe.
Cheese. English Dairy l2!@la. Western
Reserve l0!@ll.
ron.-Tennessce--Bar 5Ic; Band 10 III
Horse Shoe 81; Nail Rod 81; Boiler, %; Sheet
S!@oI; Hoop slM9I. Pittsbwg-BT ale;
Band jIMG; Horse Shoe s; Nail Rod 7; Sheet
5IMG; Hoop 7M7l.
Nails. -Thrccs s. 90; Fours 81 % u kcg
Skies 81; Fights SO IS; Tens, andlarger sizes
So 80.
Rope.-Grass l2i@l4c; Juto l2g; Cotton
Thread 224Gl23.
Salt,-tlae sack is worth 81 so; Barrel Sc
cents per bushel.
Sugar.--Wc quote. in bbls., SOLO; cen
les, in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars lO!Wll
Crushed and Powdered l2@ l2!c Loaf LAG
ID cents.
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40 TXalI vi II le Cll An rs
OF TIE
South { Southwest

WE, the undersigned, Merchants ofthe City
Of Charleston, $. G., encouraged by the in
creased patronage received last Spring, and by
the assurances that have reached us from all
sections Of the South and Southwest, that our
Goods have compared advantagcously, aud
competed successfully with those bought in
New York, and other Northern Cities, and be-
l%icving that being found faithful to the pied
Ces, made in our former Card, we will receive
still greater patronage. have prepared our4cl-
yes Tor y largely increased Fall business.
Our Importers and Jobbcrs of Foreign Mcr-
chandizc have all been represented in the mar
kets OF Europe, thisSpring and Summer, either
by members of their respective firms, or by
Agents fully competent to select goods for the
Southern trade. They have bought for cash
or its equivalent, and their selections will form
full and attractive stocks for the inspection of
tho interior merchant. Oar facilities for OBJ
tanning Domestic Goods direct from the manu-
factories, arc unsurpassed by the merchants of
any city in the Union.
We, therefore, confidently invite you to in
spcct our Fall Stocks of Foreign and Domestic
Goods, feeling assured that all WHO may 10 so,
without prejudice, will make their purchase, in
this market. Our Stocks will be complete
early in August, when We will be pleased to
receive the visits of our old and new mercan-
tile friends.
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I,
TFroln the Field aud Preside,

The following, which we find floating
like n wind-drivcn waif upon the great
sea of American newspapers, without
namo or index of ownership, is certain.
~ one of the most beautiful things we
have ever seen. 1t is indeed almost
matchless in its beauty. Who can be
the author of til Docs anybody know
Oh! q wonderful stream Is tho river Tine,
As It rams through the realms of tears,
With u ~faultlcss rythm and musical rhyme,
And a broad ming sweep, and a surge sublime,
THAT blends with tho ocean Of years.
How the winters are drifting like flakes OF
snow,
And the SUNNI % like buds between,
And the year in the shcai-;o they CONS and
they go
On the rivers breast, with its ebb and flow
As it glidcs through the shadow and sheen
There'sa magical isle on the river Of Time,
Where thc..sottcst Of airs arc playinBi.
There's cloudlpss sky and II tropical chime,
And y song rs sweet rs u vcspcr chime,
And the Junes with the roses are staying
And the name Of this isle is the Long Ago,
And we bury our treasure there;
There are brows of beauty &nd bosoms OF
SHOW
There arc heaps Of dust, but We loved them so .
There arc trinkcts and trcsses Of hair.
There are fragments of songs that nobody
sings,
And u part of an infants prayer;
There's II Lutte unswcpt, and II harp without
strings,
There are broken vows and pieces Of rings,
And the garments that she used to wear.
There are hands that arc waived when the tai-
ry sn0re
BY the mirage is lifted in the air;
And we Sometimes hear through the turbulent
roar,
Sweet voices we heard in the days gone before,
When the wind down the river is fair.
Oh. remembered for aye be the blessed isle,
All the days of life till night
When the evening comes with its beautiful
smile,
And our eyes are closing to slumbcr awhile,
May our green wood Of soul be in sight.
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State of Tennessee.

W. W. Brazclton, Adm'r, dc,
rs.
Green Brazelton, ct. ais,
On motion of complalnants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of tho Clerk IL Master that
A. j. BraZclton is II nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, II newspaper published IN Minches-
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident person.
ally to be and appear before the Clerk Il Mas
ter, on or before Wednesday after the third
Monday in February, 1861, and plead and an
swcr or dcmur to said Bill, or the same will be
TAX IN for confessed and set for hearing ex parte
as to him, III. II. ESTILL, c. & NJ,
scn2O-S3
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SHOCKING MURDER AND SU:CiDE.-
We learn from our friend ID. p. r ut
Shclbyvillc, that on last Saturday night,
Merritt StOvall, killed his wife and four
children with IN X and then killed
himself With u razor. The deed was
committed by him lei Middleton, near
the Bedford and Rutherford c,dnty
lines. lie sustained II good reputation
heretofore. No further particulars CIV
en.-UniOn a. An.
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Cushings & Bailey,

" AAtF
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
262, Baltimore ST., opposite Hanover,
Baltimore, Md,
Arc prepared to offer to the Country Trade,
Goods in their line, at prices that will compare
favorably with those of any other market.
Their stock OF School, Law, Medical ard
Miscellaneous Book, is large and well selected.
a large and varied assortment Of Foreign
and American Stationery can always b. found
at their establishment.
They Keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Blank Books of different styles and of their
manufacture. Having n Bindery connee-
tee with their Store, they are, at all times.
able, ut short notice, to iii orders for Blank
Books, ruled to any pattern, or of any desired
style Of Binding.
Orders received by mail will meet with,
prompt attention.
You are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
aug3O-1y
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ASSAULT ON An EDITOR,


+. N. Gale, Of the Memphis Ava
lanchc was as ,auItcl in that city on
Saturday night last about u o'clock,
by party Of rnilians who had become
offended ut the editors exposition in
his paper Of their yiIIoiny. Mr. HaiIc
was in pubic house when four fell
lows coAc up and II nancd Tom
Stokes said: ~!l1rcS GaiIor the Ava.
IancI,c man. Are you The man that
put T"n Stokes IN the papcr?' To
which Mr. Gale replied, j am Stokes
then commenced pulling off his coat,
saying rs hc did SO, j can whip the
Cd d--n son Ola b--h that did it.
Mr.. Gailc madc some rcpI, to the cl,
feet that Sokc5 wouIi not dare TO talk
So to him, if he were not backed by his
cowardly crew. Pistols and slnng shots
at once flashed forth from the assault
ing party, Mr.. GaiIo being entirely I'M
armed, with the exception Of SMALL
pocket knife, with which hc inflicted
several good wounds on the assailants,
But one Of them knocked him down
with Il slung shot. lie however Is.
capped without dangerous damage
Several shots were fired at him, but
without effect The officers did not
arrest Stokes, either because they were
afraid nrthny did not want to. Stokes
is at large.
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No Fusion in Pennsylvania.

ll|AnRIsBuRGn, Pa, Sept. 22.-Doug-
las State Executive Committee publish
II card stating that rs much us has re-
Gently been published on the subject OF
alleged propositions for fusion in Penn
s%ylvanil, the public are informed that
the question OF fusion has ut no time
been entertained by that committee.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Vile, ON Friday 9TH October, for the purpose
of c~lccting seven Directors for the Hockervillc
Turnpike Company for the ensuing year.
A. NJ. RUTLEDGE, Chm'n.
+. II. IKARD, Sec'y.
Sent 9th. 1860,
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DIED.

AT his residence, in this county, on
Sunday evening, oath inst, Mr.. J. W.
ID. Stamper. lie was boru in Gran
vile county, n. C., on the 18th Of May,
1TOl
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A New York paper says A gentle.
man is going South to open a jcwelry
establishment with no other capital
than u crowbar.
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T. Il i l.. I E" " R. s. Finley, { r.. 2 N Hnl.;.
F. B. Loney & Co..

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
H"fd~ore, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Plated
Goods, dc, de-,
! u " Hanover (near Baltimore st., Baltimore,
Sole agents for the following articles. war
ranted to be the best Of the kind made, and
stamped Schoetler 4 Loney, viz:
Chopplng and Broad Axes, Hatchcts, Grub
bing Hoes, Hand, Panel and Rip Saws, Extra
C. s. Cross Cut Saws, Drawing Knives, Razors,
Ivory handle Tableand Dessert Knives, Best
RATED FORKS, Spoons, &c; +. b. Loney h
Co.'S best Cast Steel Selfsharpcninc Planters
Hoes, warranted equal, if not superior, to any
other Hoe.
Agents for Colts Patent Fire Arms.
Agents FOR Butchers Celebrated Files.
Esas"Southcrn merchants visiting Baltimore
are respectfully requested to call and examine
our Stock' [aug30-ly.
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1850 FALL TRADE. 1890
Lanier, Brothers & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers Of
DRY GOODS, /.

DKY GUUDS, 9
Nos, 254 and 2j6, Baltimore Street, t.
Baltimore, Md,
Are now receiving their supply of Dry Good
for the Fall Trade, 1860, which embraces .
very large and varied assortment Of Domestic
and staple Goods, of the best mako and brands
made in the country.
In Foreign Goods we will be prepared to o.
fer an unrivalled Stock of both British and Cor.
4nGnt"i Fabrics, bought in person by our Mr..
l.. l.. L&nier, in the different markets of Ev.
rope.
10 close and responsible buyers we ara do
termincd to meet any market.
N. B.-Orders have prompt attention, and
the same care rs though the buyer were psr-
'o""i's present (aug30-Sn.
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O N

From California the most reliable nd.
vices pronounce the wheat harvest as
very promising, and likely to afford a
large surplus for shipment.
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S~tockholders' Meeting,

There will be an election held in the town of
Winchester on Saturday, October 9Th, for the
purpose Of clccting seven Directors for the Sc
vance Turnpike Company for the ensuing
year. a. =. COLlA AK, Chmn.
Joseph CARTER, Scc'y.
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We have heard Of but onc old woman
that "kissed her cow" but there are
thousands ofyoung ones that kiss great
calves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
PROTECTED 60 LETTERS
BY ROYAL sD PATENT.
Prepared from Il prescription OF SirJ Clarke,
Al. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
'i'hlS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is uNFAlLING -
l. the cure oiall those painful md dangerous diSeasesto
which the female constitution IL subject. II mOdcrates all
excess and nc moves all obstruCtisns. and a speedy cure
may he reliel on.
10 MARRIED LApiRS
1t Is peculiarly sHittd. 1t will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorgE TAKEN by females during the
FIRST MONTHS or PREGNANCY, as they are sur,
to bring on MISCARRIAGE, but At any other time TINY ARE
BATE.
u all cases ofNcrvousa and Spin?l \ Elections, painin tlr
bach and Lambs, Fatigue on slight cycrtiou, Palpitatioi }
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect Il
cure when all other means have failed and although b.
powcriulremedy, do not contain iron, CalOmel, an .nou,
OF anythinghurtiul to the constitution.
Full dircCliOnaCCOmpany each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late L. c. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-31 0oanl 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
turn mail
Forsale by Smith W. Hosshton, Aseat at Winchester
AMI by Berry & nemovilc, and G. w. fendcrslctt
Nashville, wholesale Agents, and druggists every where
J1Il LEO tv
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FusloS.-In Texas the Douglas and
Bell and Everett men have united on
IN Electoral ticket. In Tennessee the
Breckenridge Douglas men are about
TO unite. a proposition has been mado
by the Douglasjtcs which so far has
met with the acQuioacnec ana approval
Of the Breckenridge men,
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Land for Sale.
Malinda Buckncr, ct. ais,

Mallfiuu CT ais.,
W.
J. p. Kcnnerly, ct ais.
On Monday, the lst of October, 1850, before
the Courthouse door in Winchester, | will offer
for sale, to the highest bidder, upon a creiitof
|, =, and Q years, Except 500 w In cash., the
tract oflani of 2l3 acres-3 rods and 20 poles
known us the KeDncrly iract-starting the bid
din,s at 81 per acre. The purchaser to gisA
notes with good security. and a lien retained
upon the land until the purchase money Is paid
auv3O-s4 80 H.R. ESTILL. &. Il NJ.
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SAVE MON Ely,

Ilarper's splendid Magazine costs
three dollars pc" annum which ischeap.
Gody'o lndy's Book, also, only costs
SO. But we will send either Of them
when taken with the Home Journal,
for tro dolldrs. And for 3 rs we will
send the Home Journal and Il copy Of
either Peterson or ArtlIur's Home
Magazine II year.
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Communications
MEMPHIS, TGSS., |
September -, 1860,

urunn. IT,
4" ''"Ig' ,n"rnr
oP''"'''i ''' ''''
W. J. SLATER -
DEAR SIR: In my hasty note of llth
Inst, | promised to write you on first
opportunity, and add in my letter Il
general summary Of the cotton trade
orihc present season. This | find
more difficult than | cXpc tcd--in fact,
to one not regularly in the business Of
cotton BUYERS, i, is almost impossible,
However, my observations having bccn
taken in several orthc principal cities
where cotton is bought South, | will
proceed to give you, rs nigh as my
recollection will admit, the prices 50
.ar given, and what, in my opinion,
will be The ruling rates hereafter.
Memphis, NJ" t,1"a"S.
Low ma H'rS' ", ''" MIu'''n|' ~
Good M1dIIing. III Middiing. lol
''' ''' '''N' - ~.
MiadI"% Fn'r' ~ M'l'l'nE r"Ir'
u,y, .i. .oun o., n vow
Orleans.
These figures have 50 lar bought the
present crop rs delivered, and with an
advance Of 4 to - cents per pound,
viii, think, buy the remainder
oithc three markets from WhIc'' 'hc
above quotations. nave pcon maze, | "''
OF the opinion that Mob''c IS the better
market to sell IN, were the same oppor-
'ln'l''7 Afforded l"r transportation
class hc'''oh nov "''"S 50 "'r'cO "' III
New 'r'A'''' Inc H''r'" roau from
our section VIII 10 away WIZ" '"o
above "''''r'nc'' ANA "7 II VIII "'o'''
ready means OF shipment Tor 1eh''cS-
see pr'd"c" finding Il "'rNo' III the
south, WI gam '"'''' Of the 'r"'' mere.
toiorr tending toward the Iol'er warned
place, Mobile u, III tact, last rising m
to importance among the largest OF our
Southern cities. Beng one OF the "I'-
est, it IS possessed OF II settled "nd i''"'-
y fixed trade, the avenues OF which are
not likely toh" cut oil by RIVAL points
in such close proximity as to interfere
with its growth | noticed while IN
I'll" cltya few weeks since hummer o.
merchants from Mexico making pnr,
chascs, and on induiry learned that II
l,ror and ycrv rrotitabIo trade existed
III ''''' oI'''V''"' mostly .''' :" Wv
cotton n'or'cS o' our o'","'r' manu-
~lac''r''S' inns '"'''o SHOWS '"'''-
prise and II tendency to improve tho
South. would, did space permit, speak
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CROPS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Heavy crops OF al kinds have been
gathered in Pennsylvania. In Chester
County the wheat and Oat crops have
been unusually large. The same is the
a 3 in Lchigli County, where potatoes
also have grown abundantIy. Corn
looks well, late rains having enabled il
TO overcome the effects of the previous
dry season. On the whole, the harvest
in Pennsylvania will be the most abuu.
DAT Ia Tor many years.
--s-
II = said HAT the only very Intimate
friend that Louis Nap olcon has at pres.
rni, t. Baron Epthschild, the head O,
that langI,
Vigilance committees exist in all tho
towns aud counties thaShi:e been ex.
citel hy the late attempts at incendia.
rsm ia rcxa.
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ABE FRIZZELL

AT Law,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
DGrOfice on JcfFe son Street. under "Home
Journal Rooms. (sps0-ly.
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Suffering others to think Ter u when
Heaven has supplied Us With ,ason and
a conscience, icr the express purpose
of enabling US u think for ourselves, 1,
the great fountain OF all human error.
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The Eclectic, Harper, Cooley, Peter
Son and Arthur, and Atlantic Monthly,
tor October, all received, Good mum
bsrs.
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Dry Goods.


Gilliland, Howell Il Co; Johnston, Crews
Minor Il Co; Nayler, smith Il Co; Hyatt,
j S & l. Bowie " Co; Cadow, Mckenzie Il
Co; Kerrison 4 Lciding.
Hardware.
Hyde, Gregg & Day Williams Il Price
Coursney, Tenant " Co; j l. Adgcr & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
d + Fleming " Co; Il \ Pringle & Co; L
b Stoddard Il Co; Force & Ditchcll Duia-
ham, Taft & Co; Hascltinc K Walton.
Clothing.
Picrson. Smith IL CO.; Cohen, Willis &
Co; Wsldron, Eggleston 4 Co; Edwin Bates
Il Co: Matthicsscn, OHar Il Co.
Groceries.
George w Williams Il Co.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Webb * Sage Brown & Palma.
Drugs and Medicines.
IIaviland, Stevenson IL Co; Nelson Carter (;
John Ashhurst " 20; run ~ DUwle.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
Bowen, Foster X Co; J Il W Knox Dew
ing, Thayer " Co; Albert Longnick; Marshal,
Burge u Co.
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
IIorsey, Auten 4 Co; Ed Tanning & Coz;
ID Williams 4 Go.
Saddlee and Saddlery Hardware.
IIastie, Calhoun 8 Co; Jennings, Thomlin-
sou i Co.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window
Curtains.
Lambert 4 Howell james G Bailie.
Importers and Dealers in Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
Chafce, Croft 4 Chafee; Rcneker5 Glover.
Dealer in Paper and Envelopes.
Joseph Walker.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-04
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U3a[hinenfeib., 3pirn, SdumerS, Ginfaftr, Del, Ostanuea,
e6rouBemNsber II. |. No., iowte aud, eue Sorten BON Ueai&tnsu-
na6elu ~teitdnbis an Sanb, peI9t anf getteluHs I'M @rOBen nne
8Ieinen All BEN n~ie6rigiten Rem, DOrtsr 5abrttpreHen oertaaft.
aQe &rten Nabmai6inen perben 9rineIth unc gut reparnt sur
3ufuebenbett Der &unSs1 sber es miro feine 8ssablun9 rerlon9t.
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