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breast of every true patriot in the land, and
as Breckenridge has truly said, are the sym
bols of everlasting Union.
All the States came into the Union on terms
of perfect equality. 1t was union ofequa.s for
all were equally sovereign. Under that union
Virginia is the equal of PeDpsy lvania and
South Carolina of Vermont; and Virginian
is entitled to enjoy the rame rights under the
Constitution that Pennsylvania does. Ali
must therefore agree that this being the case,
4 Southern man possesses the same right to
emgrate with his property to the Territories
which belong to the Nation, and purchased
by blood and treasure of all the States that
Northern man does. If he does not possess this
right then he is the inferior of the Northern
man, and his State is not the equal of the
Northern States of the confederacy
Any party which repudiates this doctrine,
so exactly iu accordance with the teachings OF
patriotism, equity and common sense, is not
a national party, and the friend of the Union.
! The Democratic party is the only organization
in the County which endorses it, and we must
therefore naturally conclude that all other par
ties are hostile to the perpetuity of the Union
Although many of their members may hon
estly desire to uphold it, they advocate doc
trines calculated to bring about its dissolu
| ton.
Douglas squatter sovereignty doctrine il
founded on the idea that the States are no
equals. a careful examination of it vii
convince every candid man in the land, tha
it amounts TO about this--that the Territorie
belong to the NortherR States, and that the.
can at any time, prevent the citizens of tn
Southern States from emigrating to then
with their property 1t claims for Terrific
rial Legislature, the child of Congress, pow
ers which Congress does not possess itself, an
seeks to invest few fanatical squatters in
ported into the Territories, by emigrant al
societies, with power to rob American citizen
of their birthright. The National Demot
racy now arrayed beneath the banner c
Breckiuridge aud Lane, demand that tn
Territories shall remain open to all the il
habitants of the States, and that no earthl
power shall prevent them from enigrating
the Territories with their property, wheIev'
they desire to do so. When the inhabitan
of Territory frame constitution prepar
tory to asking for admission into the Uniol
they possess the right to decide whether 81
very shall or shall not be an institution of Il
: new State; but a Territorial Legislature pO
sess no control over slavery, and can Meth
introduce it or abolish it. This is is the tn
Democratic Doctrine; 1t is the doctrine
which Breckenridge and Lane stand, aud
is the only one which can ever settle the 81
:, very question, restore harmony to the cou
:. try, and strengthen the Union.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-29

DED-On the 21st inst, MATTE, daugh
ter of Robert Davis, Esq. of this place, aged
about II years.
We announce the death of this truly beau
tiful and amiable child, with feeling of sin
cere sorrow. Her sweet face was always rad
liant with smiles, and to gaze on it gladdeneC
the heart in its loneliest hours. The entir,
community sincerely sympathize with he
surviving parent in his melancholy bereava
ment.
If that high world which lies beyond
Our own, surviving love endeaIs;
If there the cherished heart be fond
The eye the same, except in tears
How welcome those untrodden spheres,
How sweet the very hour to diei
To soar from earth, and find all fears
Lost in thy light-Eternity.
1t must be so, tits not for self
That we so trenble on the brink;
And striving to oe'rleap the gulf,
Yet cling to beings severing link
Oh in that future let us think
To hold each heart the heart that shares
With them the immortal waters drink.
And soul in soul grow deathless theirs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-29

A Uange.-James c. Noon, Esq, has re-
signed the editorial chair of the Mountaineer,
and intends hereafter turning his attention
to a more lucrative business. We learn his
withdrawal from the editorial corpse of this
county with regret, and hope that prosperity
may go with him. His successor, Mr.. John
Lloyd, has not yet laid down his programme,
but We presume the political complexion of
the paper will undergo no change.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-29

MARRIED.-A Loretto on last Sunday by
the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, Mr. GEORGE YIN
GER to Mas. PRISCILLA DILLON.
The next duty man owes his country af-
ter voting the Democratic ticket, Is that of
getting married George is good democrat
and therefore as matter of course is lot in
different to the claims of "God's last gift to
man." which quotation being translated into
English, means woman. Mr.. Yinger and
his bride have our best wishes for their future
happiness.
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Neuer sur a Go5d DgEqr.-Tbe nj
ph:a Inquirer says that not very long ~
hberat-d convict, fIOm the Eastern Pen
yAnia Peuiientiary, weat 10 Uue of ,if
spectors 10 ask for aid Tie ulfeial 81
gave him = gold dollar. The ez-couvrg
1t, and after gazing for some Ume with :,
curiosity, remarked that when lie ua.
prs u he bad never heard { tbs Czi,.s-
. coin f that determination,
Many o. The prisoners after tbeir Iii-a-s-
lea n for the first time Of important 70
and sociai events which have ul6s =
excitement 10 their day, and which bs7-
Jirely lost their novelty 10 the v-5
large
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MEETING.-The National democracy of
Cambria County are requested to meet at the
Court House in the borough of Ebensburg on
NJ onday Evening of next week, the Sd inst +,
for the purpose of ratifying the nomination
of Breckenridge and Lane for the Offices of
President and Vice President of the United
States, and Henry ID. Foster for Governor
Able speakers will be present.
A DURBIN.
Chairman County Committe.
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re- Our friend, Mr.. VIM. Barnes, has
now on hands at his establishment in this
place, a very large assortment of Carriages,
Buggies, and all other vehicles in his line of
business. As coachmaker he enjoys an en-
viable reputation, and employs none but the
best of workmen. We especially RECON-
mend him to the patronage of our farmer
friends
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STRANGE.

III. V. johnson the Douglas candidate for
Vice President. is the open and avowed enc
my of Douglas squatter sovereignty doctrine.
His views with regard to the rights of slave
holders in the Territories are more ultra than
those of Breckenridge & Lane. This is GER
tainly consistency over the left. The idea
probably is, for Douglas to advocate squatter
sovereignty in the North, where ii is suppos-
ed to be popular, and for Johnson to denounce
it in the South where it is known to be un-
popular A very pretty arrangement GER
tainly, but it won't work
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ra-The Pittsburgh Post administers the
following scathing rebuke TO John w. FOrney,
who is now so faithfully laboring 10 disrupt
and destroy the Democratic party by getting
UP a straight-out Douglas ticket.
The Press charges that We pretend to be
for Douglas, anu advocate scheme 6enoun-
ced IN terms of bitter indignation by Douglas
himself If TO insure the success Of the
great Democratic party, a com promise Is per-
miSsable IN Virginia, New York, aud other
States, We think 1t is equally so In Pennsyl-
vauia. We are the friend of Mr.. Douglas.
We have been so from the first We believe
In the great doctrine of popular sovereignty
and as a Pennsylvania Democrat, and the ed
itor of a Democratic newspaper, we claim
freedom to act as one of the popular sover-
eigns of the Keystone State. 1t Is not thai
We love Cesar less. but rome more, that We
advocate unite6 Democratic ticket. We
believe that the best Interests of Mr.. Doug
las, as we'll as of the Democratic party il
Pennsylranis, will be best served by faith
full adherence ID she CreSson proposition
Out of AIR. Eorney the seeds of Democra
ey have monidered and died. He has a con
tract to fulfi:ssth his masters 1t IS to keel
up discord in the Democratic party in Penn
| sylvania. lie pirates abo1t principle. Bah
His principle is comprised in FIVE loaves an
two fishes. The Clerk of the RepublieaI
House of Representatives is not the man t
/ give US lessons in Democracy He has beer
thrown Of and discarded by ali who trul
| love Democratic principles HIS partizan
ship of Mr. Douglas would be an injury t
him if it were not manifeStly hOllowhearte
and insincere-
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MIR. BreckinridEe has no In1ep,.
to Withdraw.

Louisville, August 20 The C.r-.-
that Mr. Br. ckiHIi3ge has written ! j
authoIlE1.g Mr - .cr.-. f-harr--
Nallouzl kA-eu'Ise Col.l.l5,,e Il ~
ten to contradict emphaiiczlly The abyg-.
NOR that be thought Of Withdrawing i,
sired to wIthir=N flom the Presi5sul'-, .
test
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-08-29

Died.-In this place this morning, Mrs
Jane Owens, consort of Charles Owens, aged
about 81 years
Mrs. Owens was a kind and devoted wife
and mother. Her husband and children in
her death have encountered a heavy loss
Her life was pure and blameess, and we are
certain she died without an enemy in the
world
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PmEs, PIIEslt Pu-E-,.,-Hiz,
care9z- Thousands Of persons have Fl=-I
for years with the disease-yet few k1-E
1t Is. ct how II Is cured. Every case
whether manifested In the form al ~
mors. freqs.eat bleeslil-~- ur n ,--l--. 4
and irritation. depends essentially Jpn
ton Of tiie abdominal venous circu-a-l--
produces she eDgorEeneut- Llltlal u
formation Of Turner's. LeI-sl lrri.a-gs. Es-
fering; and the disease can only be u
5aliy cured hy medicines which, taken 2
relieve this venoUs congestion bea-- =
washes. and even injections, are - l-7
humphreys Homeopathic Pie =
pie sugar pill. taken two or three tins
cures the 3iscuse by cEriu-th c7a
which the disease depends. Hund-s -
cured by Ii. even of the most obs----
An viii he promptly benefited by z,
cents 3 y
y. B.-A full set # HUxPHEEES H-l- ! !
SPECIFICS. with Eook Of DinectaaS p /
different Remedies, IL lAr-e via-s, NJ,
s.: ditto. In plain case, 81; case q, l-,'
and Book. s. Single 5-z-s, = -'s---
These Remedies. by the single a-1 = =,
sent by mail OF express, free Of -
address, on receipt Of the price. -, s,
DR.. f. HUMPHREYS r. 81
No. 462 Broadway, N'-'--
Sold by E. J. MILLS, Ebs8sbu-z-
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FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY D. FOSTER,
OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY,

OF WESTMORELAND CDUNI1-
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
TICKET.
Assembly,
MD. MAGEHAN, of Ebensburg.
Register & Recorder,
ALEX. NJ. GREGG, of MiIlville Boro.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH GILL, of Chest tp.
Auditor,
JACOB r. STALB, of Sesquehanna tip.
Poor House Director,
HENRY HOPPLE, of Carroll tp.
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sola by E. ]. MILLS, Ebsas6u-s,

WoRMs.-In a quantity Of oo1ul' :
there Is always TO be found q naS,
They cannot. neither vii they slA.
else. Weak stomach and bowels ~I5
them, as they have not sufficient pow. g.
their food. Hence a large heap p.
lodged, and worms must he the iTs
doses of these pills Viii disturb ;aai- = !
and drive them out Of the system =
remembered, that an oocaSlonA-. - - Z
health, especially after taking oo-l; ''
the disease from forming n the 80. 70
TSee advertisement Of Dr. MOS
column. Sold by Thomas Devlne-
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GS Business has prevented us from Civ
ing the usual attention to our editorial columns
this week. Several important subjects we
are compelled now to pass by, will be atten-
ded to next week.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
George NJ Kem, of Berks County
Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
I Frederick A. Server. I13 Joseph Lauback,
D Wm. C. Patterson, IA. Isaac ReckhOw,
Q Jo-enb Crockett. Jr. is. Geo. d. jackson,
A Iobn q Brenner. I6. John A. Ahl,
s. G. w. Jac0by, II. Joel b: Danner'
3 Charles Kelly. lis. Jesse r. Crawford
, oliver D. James. t19. II. n. Lee,
g David Scbau. 20. Joshua B. Howell,
o Jnel +. Iightner, 81 \. P. Fetterman,
n 8 8 Barber. 30. Samuel Marshall,
~ Tbos- II. Walker. I23. William Book,
-, S. S. Winchester, IA. Byron D. Hamlin,
25. GAYLORD Church.
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A Monster Cucumber.

Major Gideon Marlett of the walton
House." Cambria township raised in his gar
den during the present season, cucumber
which measures 16II inches long, & Ii inches
around. Mordeeai who arrived in town yester-
day from Monk barns, and who is now very
happy, having just imbibed several glasses of
small beer over at Wissels, says he thinks
that that cucumber is some Pumpkins. IF
Mordecai was only a scholar, he would be the
very man to run for the Legislature this fall
Although he don't understand Latin, he says
some good things occasionally. Mr. Editor,
he remarked to US few moments ago, ain t
much of scholar, but know Damphool,
don't spell my name correctly. But its a
family failing. [ never yet knew Damphool
that ever distinguished himself at spelling
school. And then the old man muttered to
himself wrathfuliy. Asses and Owls unseen
themselves betrays Jonathon Oldbuck says SO,
and of course he ought to know Mordicai, said
we, has Jonathan Oldbuck got through with
his harvest yet. Yes, SAID Mordecai-
With the assistance of four men aud sundry
gallons fold rye whiskey which cost 3755
cents gallon, be succeeded in getting his
crop into the barn in excellent order. He is
now engaged in finishing his "History of
Cambria County" He intends having it
published in book form The motto on the
title page will be an extract from Baxter
Shove" Goodbye MIR. Editor.
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CARD To YOUNG LADIES An
TIFNFN

LL4-NA4-N- aETrr
The subscriber VIII send { free Q. g. - B
who desire 1t. the Recipe aud GiI,'.-sr - 3
king simple Tegesdble Balm, th-I ,'. 3.
two to eight days, remove fli9 n n M
Tan. F5-eck7cs, Sallowness. anu = - y
and roughneSs of the skin, ls,iVilss '----'
Nature intended It should be-S- p p--,s
and beautiful. Those desiring lii' SirE
ful instructions. directions. ana -., - "a
please call on or address win n-IIT,TT- I'll
JAS. 7. MARSHA, -, /,
PRAcTicAI t1['o =. 4
No. 81 City Balldin5''
June ~. 1S60.-Sm-
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SOLE PEoPETErOEs AND AfAoUF .C--s1

R[Persous afflicted with the Fever al
should not spare either time, trouble E ~
to procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELEl--
BTTTERS, whose benefcent effects ur-- q
man system has been clearly proved 81 /
who have been stricken down IN q SIR. I
OF time hy this dreadful ours, Whose t'
wan and meagre. and whose nights z-s
and restless, and whose eyes are din All 1
with death staring them IN the fl-5, Oh
pound must prove a blessing; snatchfl-
Z were from the very mouth ~ lie Il
None can know It's true value uu-l -ls
tested II When al Others have il
Bitiers have restored the sufferers 9
health Their popularity In all the Ns-z
southern parts should introduce l-
families
Sold ~ druggists and dealers Ee1C-
where x See advertisement II a--
uuln-
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Why are the Editors of the Mountaineer
like the British Cabinet?
Because when they get in a snorl, they re-
,sigu.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HANANELl
PAIN DFSTpDYFp

Is one Of tire few domestic aemszs I
have come into general Use and favor. I'd
putting 1t i the product of q siuga s
harmless In All cases. and As q Ca-l.e--e a
uneGualled. For Burns. Cuts, Err6as. Sd
LanieHess. SJsraias. Rae1uaatism, B.z. z
Old Sores dHd Hounds, II has uog ~ a.-
Is also used. with great success. frr I-
Headache, Neuralgia Sore T'hra7t, Ca'ie j
kasG. HoaySeneSs. and other similar t--t
and painful affections. while Il promptly g
all ReHorrtayes- Hundreds Of physlilsl
daily In their practice. and give Il tr5r --
fel rec ammeniation- Sold by our a---
dealers. and hv
r HUMPHREYS & 90. So BzVAEu
snLE renn..r.--.r.s ao,n ,-.,.r-E- -
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ES The last thing in the way of political
ADVERTISING is letter envelope surrounded
with rail fence On one end of the en-
velope Is a portrait of Old Abe, F" and beneath
il the Identical fat boat which is said that
individual used to run. The engrayer failed
to pr6duea the bar at which he used to sell
tang foot whiskey No doubt ''Old Abe, !"
to use the Republican sobroquiet, has split
rails, and it is equally true that these rails
viii split him.
nA- Mr.. Peter SweeDy. of Loretto. yes
tcrday presented us a dozen of pears which
were remarkably large and truly delicious.
They weren't hard to take
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Eg 1t will be seen by an advertisement in

ES 1t will be seen by an advertisement in
our columns this week. that the Cambria Co.
Agricultural Society. will hold Far at the
grounds of the Society in this place, on the
Sd 4th and 5th of October next A liberal
list of premiums will be issued, aud as our
farmers have been blessed with an unusually
abundant harvest this year, they should
promptly aid in getting up an exhibition that
will be credit to little Cambria. The Man
ayers have made arrangements that all pre-
miums shall be paid.
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EE We enjoyed the pleasure few da,

re- We enjoyed the pleasure few days
ago, of becoming acquainted with Mr. James
B. Dodge, of PIttsburg. He was in town
transacting business for the firm of Kay &
Co., Booksellers &c. Like nearly all of the
citizens of the Smoky City who visit our town
We found him to be affable. gentlemanly & in
telligent. We were pleased to learn from him,
that fair correspondent, the productions of
whose pen excite the admiration of all who
peruse them, has not forgotten Us, and that
we mayshope to hear from her often hereafter
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OF OREGON.

.IcM attach myself to no party that does not
carry the flag and keep step to the nluSic q "'e
Union. .'-Rufus ChOdte.
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COnnundrunl.

Chairman County Committe.
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QOrc grdlsbune %erflarte, DAP er Ourd ieine
8emerfunsen iber ben Ie9er BET benz l%tatiltt>
1den GpnsreB ben Ser. ct. @eianOten Dallas
ri9t babe beleiot9en pclen.
6ranfrei9 riilfet iid auf cine 9ewalti9e SnS
terpeuticn 5u @unlten Der @brilten III SNrien
uno bat bapon bic aiceren @rrBmddte benadz
ri4ti9t.
ga Der &Snis bon NeapeG in bic geeioi9unS
bet Contribution sewinist BAT, 70 nabul Da5 @tt@
1tiferirm lein @ntlaliun989eiu@ 5urid.
8eri4te aus G9ila bonn z. Sum- la9en, paB
bort e6en rie 8einbieli9feiten be9annen ullo
baB $4,000 9fulIen 9e9en betting marl4ircn.
Der &atier BON Sefrei9 uno Der Yrin5 bon
8reuBen ~itunpen i'm 8e9riff, cine 9Onferen5
nit chamber gu balten,
0rttc9
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Snpepenpence, 80. Sult. Die Soft
bon Nep-M ericp, nit Na6ridten BIG gum 16.
5. &c., fam 9elfern Ibeno bier All. Sic bat
bic 9teile in Ii Ga9en selnadt. 5al 80
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nern au8seriidt mar, Inn cine 9rpBe S9aar
Nppajoe Snpianer 31 perfpl9en, ipelde cine
6eerDe Sdaafe na9 Dem Gio @rarbe getrier
ben bqtten. Die Snoianer murpen eirgebolt
unp etn &f faro Statt, in tueldelit 6rpan<
Zig Weric1ner uno pier5i9 Snpiuter getSotet
unp perlpu1bet muroen.
Die @e16dfte IN Santa Sc ~belerten ii9
tpteber. 1JI
Die Saaten perlpreden cine rei9lide @rns
tie 9eben8mittel lipo aber nod Ipdrli9 uio
lebr tbeuer. gg.
Capt. Stewart nabm prr eini9en Gagen bic
6amilie be8 Sduptlins8 be8 SeOwa> Snpiauerz
ltamrle8 sefansen. SIN 5qno9emen9e murz
ben 2 Saloaten ~perpun6et. 2ieut. 8abar
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lplte na6 8awnee Scrf, gum dr6lider 8ebano@
lung, 9eldtdt werOet. i3mei SnOianer ipurpen
9%etSotet. n
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Mneupft bes @reat @affern bel Gape Meap.

GapeWa 81. Sui. Der Wreaf Gaz
Itern fam bier beute Mpr9en Z ll6r an,
3wette Depei4e.
6 a-p Wan 81. Suit. Inter Den @r@
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Der i9ledteu arrangements. ORan per9un=
CERT I'M Ieiu tbeureS @elo. Sin @la8 B1l-
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telte. sas
Der @reat gatern fabrt beute Nadt mad
News0pef ab uup mirO bort Wtor9en 6 n9r
antomnteu.
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Wpnns@rpres.

ct. Seiepb, 81. Suit. Die Bpnp
grpreB bradte bic ~neuelteit gea4ridten pom
ltilen Meere. 9
Sen. Sarne9 mar IN San 6ranci8co. an9es
fonlmel auf Der Seimreiie. 9
@pnlib County in Sre9cn, big lest lebr bes
mpfratild, tpdblte 5rpet 8epu6lifaner in Die
2e9iSlatur.
8pn Sapan lino geadridten anselan9t, iee
bod phne Wi4ti9feit.
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Sele8rapbtlbe Na6rt6ten.
8ert3tet fir ben % alttmOre @eder.4
Mufnnft bes Oatnpfers
p8rince rt.4 ! j
Wefteres aus europa.

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Brince Mbert BON @alpap nit Na9rihten
Bis gum "a. Suli 1T Dtelen Mipr9en bier an9e>
fDnmen.
Der acknowledgements III 9iperpcol IGloB
am 20. Suit lau. Webl uao 8ei5eu paren
i'm Steigen. YrppiltOnen lau. a3
GonIols 934 biz 93s.
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Die lebertragun9 pe8 @almaps Pplteontratt8
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