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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
NLEYELAND 3 ERIE r. II.

1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1871
on and eftsr Monday, November 10Th, 1850. Pas.
senger Trains viii run IS f5loWs p
LEAVE CLEVELAND
800 A. n. Express MAIL AIN-gfopuinz AZ All
stationg except Wicklids; MsHtor PsriT
DntonYllle and saybrook and arrives a
.s.E ETis q l;s3 P. n, Dunlirk 90 P. T., Brf
s;sOP. n. CONNEAUT ACCoArnODATIoN-s -stoD.
s0O ?. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoupfn7 At
Falnesy1ls, Ashts buia and Girard 0n ~: a.
Tivss q Ere iz43A. r., Dunkirk $50 A. n,
LEAVE ERIE.
$40 A. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-Stoubinz At
6irsrd, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Panel
.si vile onlYi arrives ct Cleveland 7.I5A ~
1-oO 4. n 1APhEss NAIL TRAIN-StoppinF at
Al stations except Saybrosr UnfouVilIe
Perry, Mentor and Wickliffs, and aT-riTsI AZ
- Cleveland At 5.45 P. n.
AGCOMMUDAIION TRAIN win leave C5nneaut
at o;09 A. H. stopping at al gtations. AMI
arriving st Cleveland at g.25 49,
A tns lrllnl 9olng westward connsct At CIsvelard
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Oolumbll5 Cncin-
natl 81 Louis Ge-i and all the trains going
connect af DunkirE with the trains 81 fhs II y 4 II
Railroad, aud az Buffalo with those fths Nav YoTf
central and BufialO 4 New York CITY Raflro1da
Cleveland, Nov. a ls60. ~ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

8-Csll on most any Druggist or Medi-
sine dealer and set one Of the Perry Davis Almanacs
u directions for the use fthe Vegetable Pain Kill
sr yOn will find them instructive and By following
me directions, an immense amount Of suffering can
be prevented, and at triaing expense. Be sure you
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
Us reputation, snd great sale, many other and
worthless preparations are being pamed OFT upon ths
lublie. Don't delay, but set it, and test IT,
Sold everywhere, and By Gaylord a Hammond,
Wm. Fiske o. S. hlaokenzie, Strong & Armstrong,
ana T. W. sackridsr CleTeland, u.
~ See Advertisement in another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

THE CroLoRANA.-ThisP painting is at the
Academy Of Music tonight. Go and see it.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

If, as we have said, pictures are the life
and beauty of any home, it Is also further
true that Of all pictures, those which present
the features and expressions of an especial
friend are the dearest ones. That ambro-
type or photograph laid carefully away in
the safest corner of your trunk, young lady,
sttests the truth Of our statement, and the
brisk trade in loeksts tells the story to the
jewellers. Furthermore, the photographs
which J. F. Ryder, Bisbee, E. Decker and
Crobaugh are sending out, are such truthful
and artistic affairs that none can see them
without wishing to try these artists. These
photographs range from card size to life size.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

AT THE MELoDEoS.-Mr. G. C. Howard
viii lecture tonight at the above Hall, on
'Intemperance and sceptioism the result Of
s False Education" We can say nothing Of
the lecturer, knowing nothing, but the sub
ject is one full Of moment, and should
be heard by many.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
PIANOS AND MUSICAL 1NsTRUMExrs.

Pianos are becoming necessity to every
well-ordsred household, and a knowledge of
it has come to be regarded as requisite to
the education o. every lady. To those,
therefore, who would give a noble token of
love for wife, or daughter, or sister, we
would suggest the propriety of dropping in
at A. Brainard Co.'s, aud purchasing one
Of his high-toned and beautiful pianos He
has also large supply of ther musical in
struments-viOlins, guitars, flutes, ETC., and
any quantity of sheet-musie and singing
books.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

Taylor a GrisWold are not behind the trade
in the rich array Of goods with which their
shelves are fFeighted. Besides q large and
magui6ceht assortment Of dress goods Of
every style and pattern in the market, their
stock Of embroideries is equal to the best,
consisting Of embroidered hapdkerchiefs,
collars, undeFslesves aud sets, all of the
richest patterns and best quality. They have
also an ample supply Of gentlsmen's scarfs
and dressing gown patterns. The asSOFt-
msnt Of ladies cloalIs is large, and the styles
numerous. r...,ff
Hover & Higbee offer rare inducements in
their department Of dress goods, aud have
also fine stock Of hosiery, gloves, laces,em-
brOidsred goods, collars, sleeves, &C. oeq
8. Wyman's is 10 be found a magni6-
cent assortment Of dry goods, comprehe-
hending every thing in the trade and selling
at reduced prices. His stock ofshawls, hos
iery, staple and fancy goods is large and at
trsetivs. Here will be found, also, fine
stock of black and fancy cassimeres for gen
tlsmen. @ aa D at .a..
BoNNETs.
For beautiful bonnet, most acceptable
present, consult Mrs. Shaw, where may also
be found an extensive stock of trimmings,
ribbons, etc. asrefi -ar
JEWELRH. -I
In this line may be found many magni6-
cent and beautiful presents. Cowles 4 Co.
have ear rings, finger rings, pins, necklaces,
lOckets, chains, watches, &c. Also silver
spoons, forks, napkin rings, silver ware and
cutlery, all of the very best quality. Look
in and see him. ii 'i+A
P. Mathivet and N. E. Crittenden have
also much that is desirable. Ia
CONFECTIONERY.
Christmss is not eOmplsts without 3
" Christmas tree and a Christmas dinner
is not what It should be without the candies,
fruits, nuts, &c. With aview to this, Messrs.
Mould & Numseh, John sohrink, Josiah
Stacey, and J. Il. 4 A. s. Gorham have laid
in ample stores. schrink has also beautiful
sugSr figures and statuettes, plain and col
ored, the richest we have ever seen in this
locality. i..tss I'D
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PICTURES AND Francs.

No home is complete without pictures
They give life and beauty to the poorest
apartment and adorn the salons of the aris-
tOcrat. S. W. Sergeant has fine collection
Of engravings, Autographs, photographs, &C.,
of all styles and print sargeant has also
picture frames suited to the wants of all.
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CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO R. R.

1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsso-l
"a ! ana at5sr Monday, November 2th, 1890, Trains
On thi5 kOad viii leave Cleveland a. follows y
li50 A. H., Through Mail stopping a. an stations on
1890 PIX.
400 ?. n Mail stops at al stations east sandusy
on Northern Division, and arrives at SAM
duslJ at 8l5 P. ID.
ls3l P X GllcagQ ErceazEtnuF nflrfforir
eept Washington and Clay, aud arrives
in Toledo at 12l0A. n y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

BROKE AwkY.-The embankment of the
Skating Pond gave way, Wednesday night,
probably under the pressure Of water conse-
quent upsn the late re:ns. The necessary
repairs will be Immediately made, and the
pond placed in good condition again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1850


SPIRITUAL LRoTHEEs,- are becoming
hxed feet, and attended regularly By many
Of the IaOSt intelligent portion Of the com
munity, who are addressed almost every
Sunday at ChapinS Hall, by thiakers and
speakers Of great ability, versatility end
style, who come from the bench, pulpit,
farm, workshop and schOqlhouss, many, Of
whom are graduates from no literary insti-
tutions, but come fresh from the high
school Of Nature, end taught directly BY
immortals. ''' 4
! The friends viii have the opportunity Of
hsaring, next Sunday, Frank L. WsdsWorth,
an. ihsPirational speaker, whose voice Is
heardiin all the prominent cities Of the land,
and whose terse, earnest and truth loving
style wins hosts Of admirers wherever he
goes, r, - 755.8 .sIiif isu fl.
HoEtDAE G1Frs.-A book and beautiful
gift Of Jswslry for the price Of the book
alone making two fine presents for one price
at the Metropolitan eift Book Store, III su-
periOr St. Doekstatter's old stand. All books
at the lowest retail prices, and gift vary
ing in value from 50 cents to $50, with each
book sold. st7sl5.
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70 10 CoEsUMPT17Es.-The advertiser


Er To CoEsUMFEIFEs.-The advertiser,
aaving been restored to health in very few weeks
y q very simple remedy, after having suffered
s-ai years with q severe lung affection, and that
irsad disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known 20 his fsIlow-sufersrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy OF the pre-
scriptoa used Crss Of eharse) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they wiz
dnd SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH.
ma, BBOECHITIs, &C, The only object in send
Ing the Prescription is 70 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conosives 70 be iDvslu
able, and be hopes every sufferer VII try his remedy,
ALT VIII cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octlsR25 williamsburgh, Kinss County, n. Y.
~Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical and moral that guide her operations. Her
gins were made to uss snd not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter are LEGION the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome by
q careful perusal Of the work, "Bunian Freilty, or
Physiological Researches" 1t will lead those de
based and degraded victims that hover the brink
Of dissolution the paths Of happiness and virtue.
Read and be conTiced, tbs truth Is there.
Rsadt the advertisement Of 'sTriesear'' in another
column. Sold By Dr. Barrow, l94 Bleecher st., New
York. Prios &C., sen free Of postage evsrywhere.
Also sold By q. T.. Gaylord and William Fiske,
Druggifts. Cleveland, Ohio
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TRAYELRRls nEOIsTER.
NRW ADVERTIsRlIENTs.

- For TeIoeFHphIo, market and Marine
News see Fourtb Page.
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ClLEYELAND & PITTSBURGH

A L 3 ROAD
- IIIER A1RANdE1(ElE-T take eject on Monday
AoIeInDeT loths $50 Trains leave Cleveland dsilT
Sundays azoepted) as follows
''Ao 4 H-aii lSE PittabufEh, Wheeling and New
4;l5 P. -AeeommOdation for Rsvsnna and lIHlsrs-
burg -7I
SIS P. H.-E1Prsss for Pittsburgh and NTheslip4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

a-Csn retabe dos.iss, tEos che oalobsated
and popular medicines Of DR.. s. A. Weaver, far sur
aasses all other remedies for hum0rs and chronic
complaints. AL over the country people ad-
Tertisins this fact Ifthey truly good IS they
are said be (and there is reason to doubt) they
are truly q blessing 70 suffering humanity.
To- -.1s h. ctror,g 4 A HrT,strong and Vim Flake
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A FRIEND N NEED. Thy IT.

a EhILhD N NEED. Thy II.
De. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LININEET is prepared
from the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Cen
uectiou the great boneseter, and has been used in
his practice for the last twenty years with the
astonishing success. AS an external remedy 1t is
without q rival, and viii alleviate pain more speed
ly than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders it is truly infalible, and
curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, 6e.,
its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties excite the just wonder and astonishment
Of ell who have ever given It trial. over four
hundred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
by it within the last years, attest this TACT.
For sale BY Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Fiske.
Sc ndrartlsnuant - nen27. R26dNW
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Both Trains mako direct connections with penn
ylTania kailrcad l1r Baltimore phfi75sirits ~
9rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore q Ohio fyafi
ro.4 - VI apd Washington City. Also, con
- Time By this route e quicE and f,rs --iIl n.
the same e. By Northern Lines to New York
,-yrps =, n. MoCULLOUGH, Bup1t.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. CHEEBEMkN'S PILLS. The combination
II Agredients IN those Pills are the result Of long
a8d extensive practice They mild in their ops-
ration and certain correcting all Irregularities,
2ainfrd MeRBtruations, removing all obstructi0ns,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
side, palpitaton Of the heart, whites, all nervous
elections, Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and
labs, &C., disturbed Sleep which arise from inter-
faVtion Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
- the commencement Of new era in the treat
Bent Of those Irregularities and distractions which
lave consigned many thousands Of the young, the
5esutful and the benevolent to a Premature Grave.
10 female enjoy good health uness abe il regular
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
.eslth begins 70 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
re the most efIectusl remedy ever known for All
complaints peculiar 10 Females To al glasses they
ars Invaluable indcg si certainty, periodical reg
uIar1h, They are known 70 thousands who have
used them At different periods throughout the eoun
try having the sanction ofsome Of the most sninsaf
phTajeians Asseriod Explicit dire0Ont Etasg igheli
cd ghg they shotld not Be ssd with each boX-kftcs
pse Dollar each bo1, oOnfaiiilg eQ kitts
valuable pamphlet to be had nee, OF the Agents.
ulseef bV NAL promptly, by enclosing price 20 the
if1eral Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
h. D. HUTOHING5, General Agent
% Cedar st., New York
said IN Cleveland ct VIM. FlEk's and Gaylord
Hammondls
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MOTHERS READ THIS.

DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills -.fe sold OF
CHURCHILL q BROTHER, Druggists.
. W cor Ontario 81. 4 Public Square
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

nom all the Religious and other Publnhinq 8ocie-
ties Of the country. Nearly al the great d6llhinr
interests OF The devoted TO the improFalsut
OF boks foT ahildren. We have tharafur6, provided
ot1
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RoNN1Ts.

For beautiful bonnet, most acceptable
present, consult Mrs. Shaw, where may also
be found an extensive stock of trimmings,
ribbons, etc. hi-ofi raf rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
10000 VOLUMES
FOR TIE coNzNe HoE1DAKs
aROng which may b found
IEGHAM Z BRACES
INDEsTRUCTIBLE SERIEs on LINEN,
(Colored Pictures.

INGHAM 4 BRACES
Tinted Pleasure Books, esn
HeWitts Illuminated Hous tories,
Exercises in Coloring,
Childrsn's Picture Gallery,
Comieal Story Books, .sr
Little Folks First Steps,
Our Year, BY author Of @John Halifax"
A Year with Maggie snd Emma,
Ernest Bracebridge, By KiBston,
True Stories Of the Days Of Washington,
Bob and Walter.
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.T,he lecture was listened to throughout
II the closest attention. The next lee
VIII WIN IRE the Library Association will be
suIe slI! DeIt N Thursday evening next, at the
aelivered Rev. J. G. Fletcher, of New
L..' ilelooeon' % The subject of the lecture
tii DGiTyPOfs, r 81 mass. the Hope Of Italy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

Next Tuesday will be Christmas, and soon
"ths New Year comes" which will suggest
to all who intend to make presents that no
time is to be lOst, and that their purchases
should be made at once. So that our read
ors may know where to and beautiful and
appropriate holiday gifts, we present the fol-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

p6ilde Depei4en nad Californian IN 8 Sa9en
0~elangelt IpGlen gu $500 fitr 10 WSrter) lit
Quf Sreita9 8 prmtttag 8 Ill /
perleot mprbeu. Die reolementsmdBt9e ;3eit
lit Bis Sort Searnep "a StunOelt, BIG gum gro
fen Gal5lee 124 Stunben, Bis @orlrn @itp 1873
Stunpen, Bis 8lacerpile 226 Stunpen, Bis
Gacramellto 234, Bis Sar SranciScp 24O
Stulben. Die tele9rapbilden Depeide1 mer=
ben Id,on in SirSinia City oufse9etet, Biz mo-
BIN Die SOFT i1r 200 Stunoen 6 Sage 1nb s
5tunoen) 9ebranden lp0. Da8 Wfarimum
Der 3eit, interbalb ipelder Oepel6e1 Dcn it
oenp elmer Stattpn in @alifprnie1 bef6rbert
petpeu ~1p(lelt, lit 205 Stunpen. Q8irD bieIe
3ett ridt ein9e6altel1; 10 erbatt bet NbIenber
lein @elo 5uriif.
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MarfttraBe unb nabrenb ST. Sdur5 1pra6,
fam cite S9aar bon Oempfraten berein u1o
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Itadelt purd) ltiHt8miirot9e Denta9p9en, auf
fIplde elerbe g8etle bic 9tebefretbeit perleBten.
gSir biBren, baB Die robe Sdaar inter beu
Iufa6rltlS pplt gSut, S4nHdel ftalp. f
asa3tthtA I4ifGimsr MtlaS,
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ibre8 Genius nett 9erug roran8el9ritterr rnl
Die 8ebauptpng 81 ~ri$firelt Dap Die @itippbz
lter5Qbl BON ct, Souls llidt inter 175,OOO-
10000 betr19en fSnne, = pie flpttirenpe Be
rSlferlulg in pen Sptel8 unb 8parbin9bduierr
ri. eOuis. 9dref(ider Guo. @ir
beridtetet tiel Jet Sage, baB etn @eutider Sea-
mems @aIpar Nier, ait Der @rdpoi8 Jloab ron
eiaen toller 6unpe %9ebiiiert wurpe, 0erielbe
ipnroe 11ad) Bent 9dmeiternbplpital 9ebradt,
NO CT por9eiteru ben 1~drefliden Nu8briider
oieler furd,t6aren &rqnt9eit erlag, Der Ser
ltprbelle iplrbe bot 8 @edet ppn bent Sta0t
%9ebilien, unp idenfte per Sadie feline i~peitert
Iufmertlamteit, ~ a,5
au If cine i6Sne .@e8enb. Den
9ht5. b, @, mirb ppn Dubuque, Spnu, berid,'
tet, baB Die Gpuntp=8 eanlten (Denpfraten
|lantllt nlp iouber8 ipe9er Sdlldua9 1tater-
I6lagultg, lln5idt NIT weibliden Suiafeu bet
Arnlenba ule8 &C. BON Der @ranb SURF ut Gt.
tla9eItanb periebt linb. 31a1ls8 alIE -a9 Ii
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bItg nttr nit eiler fleinen Mebrbeit perpprfen
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9riffen merbelt, 10 iperpcn 1e ftd pert6eibiaett.
DEM Itfruf 1T elt 8rief oagetan9t, utter
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lpprin ite la9en fs SIM lap
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entltanbelt, lonpern tpegen @eprgc @ef, mel
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Slut pielei9t fHr pa8 ppr meiter STAGE perz
iibte l1nredt 5ur Sibte perlaltgt perbelL bieIe
Staatea werpen 5ulebt bod frei lrerben &C."
g5a9 Bripdttadridtelt iinpdip6 meitere lllt@
rltbet at erlpdrtelt.
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Sels9rnpbtfebe SSnGrtdDtem
8ett&tet fir BEN Baltimore gDeder."
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@aibingtpn, 4. &pril. Senat.
Der Sprftber leote Bic @orre lppnbeua aipil6en
bent A~ttorreD @encrdl NIB ben Iidtern III
llta9 i'll 8etrelf bet 81 ridt8ppr9ause in bieleut
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@%nniten eine8 @dus5oll8 uho elmer SCENT
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0reen beattra9te, baB Der 9e9en ben Ser.
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wteI e1 tperbe.l s4ssae
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mitoeite SdlnlO, Derielbe babe einfad, Ieine
.Bflidt 81 tbnit 9e9laubt, er babe sau5 in Sc
ildB9eit Der Weinuny pe8 Attprne9 General
9ebanoelt.
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lallen. ST.. Ntebit lei lpesen 8ranfGeit ieilter
6arlilie 8e8erpartig lit S6io, mad leiner 9lhf=
febr neroe ct leoer Nntlage gu bege9nen miiIet.
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uad1osnt Der 9lntra9 bereit8 in Seuat geIteIt
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yet AIltag murpe leppd ~iplrtltdl pprerli
auf ben Gid 9ele9t. .sala
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terpridun8 Der 8ielpeiberei in llta6 fplrpe
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pfe9lung, paB pa8 Sau8 baS ENHANCEMENT be6
SeitateS ST @anlten Der @rri6tuna eilteS BE-
rtttenen 6reilpilli9et z9fe9aneutes in Eera8 nidt
anllebnlen irlle.2
Die Winoritat 6e8 GDmite'8 fit Sffentlide
4lt88aben (biele Ottnoritat beite6t aus ben
Sltooeltptraten 6itbmar ltno GLrptpll) bal
eilteit Wttnpritat8beridt iiber Die Drttdae{6i6-
tert e%rltattet, ipcrin ie ben 8raipenten Un6a=
nan meiB5ubrenltet ludt. 'a''nels a5ase. I. !,
O1lln tpurpe iiber ben ebe1 erfpG6nten Stdtt.
ton 1den Nntrag bebattirt. s4 ess 5@3.
Slogan ben Seras bran9 auf cine I6ncll(
Gntlaeiouag, paruit ba8 Golf BON Gera8 ui1le,
pb Der Gpn9reB e8 belditsen mpl(e pber nidt
Sberlnan pa8 Enhancement idlaoe eiat
Semillistn9 BON $1,000, oooDor. 9ie6er ipllt
man Die gauge 8iI nieberIttmmen uip cinC
anoere einbria9et, alS piele8 ENHANCEMENT an.
ueblnen. ff4@ as9l4090
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Sic mecbamiidbe mnb glcfcrbau=9i fociatipm BON
CA NuriS

ct. 2oui8, 3. April. Die medauilde
nno 4derbarz9 tilpciaticn BON ct. Souls ldreibt
Brdmien in 8etrase ppr $4,000 fit bic
nddlfe Gli8fellun9 aus ulto m~abrl6einlid pers
ben mod $4,000 pber $4,000 ol8 8ripat- @rd@
mien auageleet merbett. Sin 8rei8 ppt $500
lit fit ben beften Sea9it auSseiebt. Direfte
Sntpprte aus 8el9ien linD bereit8 fit bic Nu8@
telling an9efcmmen ult0 alloere aus anberen
T6eilen @urppa8 iperDen erlpartet. Seine 9lnz
ltren9un9 pirb 9eideut rperben, tint biele ausz
itelullg 9lan5eaper al8 ale friiberea ST MAIDEN.
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ndb ipitrpe Serr Saitborrl entlal1eu. Die
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