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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21
PHoTOGRAPHHC CARD.

TAKE plsaEure IN announcing 70 old friends sna suF
that after absence Of two years, have again re-
turned the practice Of the Photographic Arr
branches having purchased tie interest CT brs
in established Gallery in Union Street, and having speu
four mens IN New York the past Summer to obtain al al
the improvements in The have painted renovated and
enlarged throughout That ny facilities
new better to pr duce first eass work han most Galleries
beast Of conduee 70 The comfort Of patrons trust not
only to sustain the proud position tho Gallery has hsretors
sustained but to elevate 1t to still higher standard have
sso the services Of Mr. COOK Of tie best Photo
grspher in the world, Whs took the Pictures which obtained the
nrst premium at the Worlds Fair In Lo2dOni in 1851 and
determined only make this the leading Gallery In
State, but ny work shall n0tbe surpassed North or eou
and introduce 70 the public the following BtyeG
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Yignette, plas e0lOEedi
IVorytypes, colOFed;
Pastel Pictures, life sEsl
Photographs on Can Tass, nfs siEeI
Visiting Cards, full length, plain; CESS
Autograph Ph0togTsohs, u taken 81 one sitting
gterreOsoopes, glasHer paper. IN
e0ninue to make the MeaLoypef nd Ahreype IS hereto
FORE The styles all entirely In this city, except
the Autograph Card Eish only nade at ms- All
who anything line politely invited give
visiting elsewhere, when will prove By oeeular
demonstration the aboV facts Respectfully,
oct3l-d y. W HUGHES.
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NOTICE. to StockhoIders.
REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of W: w. Finn his stock Of Wall Papr,
&C. and an renewing my Of Looking Glasses, Gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Winaow Shades Artist Materials
&c &c his wv Finns) old stand % Public SQUARE
Deaderick street. Ece shall be glad to i1ensg ard
patrons. wv. gR1EHAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21

The Company refer The etlses OF The Southern ponfedrAey
Z g PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank
JOHH KlRKHAE, Esq, President Union Bank
D WEAvKR, Esq. Cashier Planters Bank.
Messrs. DOUsLAs 4 Co, Merchants r.G a
q WILKES q 90, Bankers.
Parties in the Confederate Government DESTROYS o. seneng
Letters Federal GOvernmeBt viii please direct he
same 10 american Letter ErTess o., Nashville, (under
sr enclosing fifteen II cash COnfsdeTae Stamps s1OaR
LY o. g. government Envelopes Stamps Of
a. do not sand them the above given IS letters
eeeding in weight, letters weighing over ounce
vii have to canan sufficient money 70 pay according TO rega
lar postal rates. az
jEne29-d1w RaB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21

HOUSE PAINTING,
TT(HE subscriber prepared execute with the greatest
promptnsss, S contracts, however lAge which Be
deTed style and terms which fail give EaIA
ton. he s also prepared 10 execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING sRA AIMING AND ELRBLIHs
Having that dpsrnentscursd the services Of the
and experienced artists.
Tbs subscriber would request persons having IN bis nse
give him call before making final Arrangements
4. 7. FLEMING,
nsrchs-d9 No %, Union st. between Cherry and susr
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ROAD STEERS FOR 1851.
At the Pair q unds.
PRICES REDUCED TO 81 HE TIMES.


Mo- /. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs first GLASS ROADSTER, will his for
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville, beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4 st $50 the season. and SIS
for insurance.
He beautiful black, ak year, old roted at Athens In
1860 in 5OL and certainly most handsome ssd perfect
horse in his seon that has been brought the State BE
bred Vermont imported by 4. r.. jennings and By the
Hatch horse, be By doot he BY Old Bsck Hawk he BY shs
and he by TIE Original Justin Morgan Dam by Dur0e, Or
d. st. CHARLES Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan asd hence
bines four Of the best trotting crosses knswn.
No. q Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, by Vermont Boy, dam
By Woodbury. will be let to 20 SIS the season, $50 70
insure. he 10 very promising.
No. 3, Washington Ihe I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, BY Old Washington dam excel
lent Trottng Mare Will be let to Is Mares At the season.
Sl5 to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
pasture the farm Of T. flaming, and grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company.
Oscar Kmba viii be ready st all times to show the Stock 70
gentlemen,
Refer toJ. Owen, Of Williamson, Col R. Allen Of Sum
ner T. FanniHa Of Davidson, Dr. A. 7. gooch, OF Rutr
ford. nar5-H
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS Co.,
has established its permanent once, 1t the Nashville Pest
Once, up stairs east end, entrances Church breet.
undersigned having formed Company for ne parposs
Transmitting letters &c, and om the Southern OcId
eracy rate and agree 10 furnish mersnS and
Others their eorrespondenes between LsuisviIe and vs
at regu intervals may convenient al parties
concerned THOS JENKINS,
A MeGILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21

A FINE FARM r
CONTAINING $50 ACRES or
Valua bic Land for sale.
SIS acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
TEIEIs Farm lies mile from Jones' statien on Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles freE Rinches
ter, and three miles om Salem In Franklin cenny. ths
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
Necessary oa houses. Close to the dwelling spring.
good Csern and plenty Of falling stock water The land
h ALL kICH and for cultivation stands
IL the county to sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer persons who wish to about john p
White Nashville, Tenn, AS coyaR, Winchester, they
can refer to nc on the premises
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct ee-H Tinehestsr, Franklin county, Tenn.
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Sit Lux ct Lux FuEt


COAL OIL LAMPS.
M have Just received another supply Coal Lamps
wv among which very handsome patterns for par
lors all htted with the Collins burner which Is the last impne
ment measurably superior TO any other Lamp Be-
fere the public for soness esdnesSo freedom ou
smoke simplicity in construction, beauty and eanos in hnh
clesoliness and economy One Lamp will give the four
candles aud does notcos much The Oh we have inn
ported to burn in these Lamps clear, beautiful article free
from offensive ordor leaves spot when split upon
carpet clothing, and will not explode
Ps-s sre- f-.ss RAINS, BROWN & co.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
marIe-H Nashville, Tenn.
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BROOKS q ORR's q McNAUGHTs
Spool ooTToNs, ALI asss In Black, Wits and oOlOrs At
- 50 cent? per dozen, At
H0Wl SEWING MACHINE oFRIoH,
nsxIg-a "a Union street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21
o EDWARps B.B. EAERs, DWEAss
EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
4 AN nov receiving Ane assortment Of
GATHERS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

THE SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
they are Of excellent quality and from best mAnuotu
JOHN A. RAMAaa,
ApllT-H No. ~ College ETests
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dec ntEB Z
For Rent,

OR the remainder q Ae year the args Store Room IA ne
Hmm mayIo-d
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIOaFIng
Will Stone establishment.
IDURR BIstones Of al hand, and made 10 oreE
Smut Mills, the latest improved patent; Mil Spindles
Gearing, Boiling Cots Boiling, Hosting and RegulatiR
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of beat quality and to give satigeton
All SrderSaRd communication promptly attended to.
= = y. n. WARNHf
Opposite broadway Mills, nsaEr R Broad street,
lans22-1dtWn Nashville. Tenn.
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RAILROADS.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.



Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
sPRNG AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
rtoSnnEc1So SUNDAY, AprB ssh, 1851, Train. VII
Tr.lnNeI. Train We. =
IntSs Tsais1iiis .......-.....-i.sS nS
RETUKEIEa.
Iasys LouIssils-..-..-..-.-...IeM n. SSH u Pm.
Arrive az NashYle.....-.-.-- up d. ana n
me n Train stops at ali ntrnedisss stations between
Nashville and Bowling Green. =
TRAIN no. dailAI other trains daily, sundsyss
TRAIN NO sEss direct sssssstIon At Louissss Tor On
ennst Indianapolis Piburg BAlttnors, Washington City,
on trains 1aEs disscs connection for Cincinnati Indian
aPsIs oAsgo g Louis and ~ Poists sO. AID soTss.:
no asiI SAT = : ssSsssisssss.a..
shoe Makers wanted.
YTVEN or FIFTEEN saosnAksr wanted to make Kip Nd
thick Serk Constant snploynent and prompt gsy kn-
J jsiys-ln 4, i Inn aE BiseE, sssSSili..
Wheat, Wheat---Rock City Mills.
w prepared . pay eaah. Farmers and Recsvss having
either for SALE vii please give call once TIA Mla.
aoRDAN, KAUFMAN Z 90,
Peace or VVar--A Permanent Block
ade Impossible.
aBEAF BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR RKADY.MADE CLOTH
ING, ITO, Ere.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS a co.,
TTAVINa no confidence Mr. Lincclns ability sustzn
his policy bloekading Southern ports, anxous 70
close the large stock in anticipation Of Ian impoons ron
EHrOps-
We have just received and will extensive
consignment Of miscellaneous merchandise, which viii Be sold
without an advance in rates. Tens invariably cash
Central Auction Rooms,
jnly4-H No. IS and q College street.
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PURIFIED COAL o

VICTORIA PIE PLANT.
FINE LOT Of the roe good condition planting For
IA sale at STRETCH & FORBES,
feb23-H Cor. Of College and Union streetG
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NOTICE.
RoM and 4sr this date We will sell Peed and Prsaucsz-
JAMES MLAUaHLIN co.
mAy22-u No. 3 Market eraa..
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r. EHoAs.oE, asa e < uAEr r. srrRRE.
AQAts. Vessel Thonp- ssr3
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Hungarian Grass seeds,
O0A SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale By
OUV JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
TUBT received per steamer Nashville choice lot OF Lar
ab in 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale by
~ JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & co.,
ian2o-H Ne. 8 Market street
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19
George ". Warren.

STOVES, STOVES ! STOVES !
CThe undersigned having leased the Store formerly
occupied by Mr.. ;. & SIALEG. would most re-
spectfuy inform the citizens OF Rutland and Eicini
~ that he j. prepared execute all kinds OF work
in the
PLUMBING. TIN. COPPER SHEET IRON LINE
COOKING. PARLOR, HALL & BON STOVES.
AND HOME. COMFORT SION T.
constantly Oh hand.
TN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
OF every description constantly hand, or made 70
order al the lowest rates
Jobbing executed with neatness and despatch Or
ders promptly attended 10.
GEORGE W. WARREN.
Masonic Hall. Corner OF West 81
Att and Park Row. Rutland VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

hHL 1T Es-f-ND y n y :
l. Published Daily and Weekly a. kut.4s1 "
By
GEO. A. FUTILE 90.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

l. published every morning in season ioT IL 2,
ing trains leaving Rutland, al 500 PEI as'
Fifty cents per mouth or cents per naI2DsT
And will contain ful Telegraphic kep0rs
the Associated Press. up 10 the laieft hour 100
with local news, editorials, &c
An evening edition will also be publishs2 y
er occasion requires which will be sold 70 a.
cents Der number Liberal terms made VITA
men. or parties willing 10 act a. agents
PRICES OF ADVERTISING:
For ten lines or les, Two weeks ..-----.''.
One DAY - 30 Three weeks. 90. ...-
Tue dsye ..... 90 one month. .....s-..
TThree dsvs .....1 80 Three months. ..--..
Fo ur days. ..-.....-..e9 slA fnonlhs ----s.''.
Rive day. 1900. $500. 20 Nine mouts.. ...-..-
one Week .........l. % one year...-. ...+r-.
Special contracts made for larger smoUDh
rar,isIus aud xifh reuulzr customer
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

Special contracts made for larger amoEL =
yertisiug ano with regular customer
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DIS AMIrH ( REED


Mechanical and sargica1 Dentist. pHoe. LH
Black. n 3. Easfletou - lf--
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Clark g. Brothers.
w ATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLARK & BROTHE


CLARK & BROTHERS,
With pleasure now inform you that they have just
moved into their New and large store in Clarkf
Row, Rutland. Vt, where they have large assort
ment of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
made to their own order, and perfect tiThekeepers
ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES OF every
grade, from $500 to $4,000.
HUNTING FULL JEWELLED LEVERS,
from $500 to 5000.
FINE GOLD WATCHES FOR LADIES.
JEWELRY of rich and beautiful patterns, EN-
bracing every style and quality.
SILVER SPOONS, FORKS. PIE. BUTTER and
FRUIT KNIVES. CHILDREN,S MUGS
and CUPS, SALT CELLARS &c
SILVER PLATED WARE,
A large assortment OF Casters. Cake and Card Bas-
kets Goblets, Pitchers, Full Tea Sets OF the latest
and most beautiful designs Knives and Forks,
Ladies' of all sizes Pie and Fruit Knives, with many
articles not mentioned.
CLOCKS efe every description. Thirty hour, Eight
day and Thirty day Clocks from 80 cents to $500
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment Ivory Handled Breakfast Din,
ner and Tea Knives; also common Sets Knives and
Forks
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, &c.
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
With an endless variety Of Ladies and Gents
FANCY GOODS
And Childrens Toys and presents for the Holidays
And LAST but not least.
2AGO PAIRS SPECTACLES.
~ bo.u- silver, steel and Plated bows-with the
lee. cuFt-tais maud 10Y re-ettIIg old bows
All tie atos. 49,. .- we're 3ousu. Tor Cash sud val
be -oI4 .nNe '..l lis -aloc con be- bought IL NV
REr. i.:>,, -Eatche- d. H.. E4ne-. cloek+ and
Jewell. .,-.:-d IN TIM he-eu.i~r au5 a- oar u-uaI
IL =. C1AuN \ VI. CLAae CLAaK
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=, NATHAN PIERCE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

The |" EEHE.h HE III
Il PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NoEHD'
And will contain full synopsis ofthe DeEf ]
previous week. including full Geographic Tf}n
that day.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Village subscribers. served by carrler,..-.-'''
Office and Mail subscribers......... ........'''
cents viii in al cases be added 10 these e.
interest charged after one year; but no Peg.
sent 10 subscribers out Of the State uDiiI =
and when the subscription expires tbs peIs'
discontinued.
TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
For 10 lines or less for three weeks. -.
For each weeks Continuance. three cenE W 4
A liberal allowance Uace 20 fhoae VIC -
large
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Practical Watch Maker sud geWeltr ses.-
cIa-s 81 o. Old and Silver Goods
Merchant Row. Rgtlanc " l~
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y NATHAN PIERCE
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Railroads.
RUTLAND a BURLINGTON n. N

RUTLAND - BURLINGTON n. NJ.
an and after Monday, Aug = ls5l. Trans will
" run a. follows. viz
xoyISy SOUTH ASD EAET.
Leave Burlington. ego and lo-a) An. and 2 -
/ Arrive 1tr g, Rutland L N 1921 NJ. and y
Lave Rutland. s 70 and Il ooAM andl225P ".
Arrive ST Bellows Esllr.1 - 4. N = = and ! =
Pm
NovIsg NORTH A.D WEST
Leave Bellows fall 523 =. N. Z p and $50
P.M . =,
Leave Rutland. i q \. NJ. ] - aud 3 % 4. N.
Arrive 81 Burlington e-51 A NJ 60 and . y
T N
TRAM Connect A. FOLLOWS
At Burlington With " Ceutras. and Vt s Cana
"a Railroads. TOR Montpelier -. Alban.. Rouse :
Rutland with trains Tor Troy. Albany ana Aew FORK.
SARATOGA SPRING. Schenectady snu tile N rst.-At
Bellows Fail. with trans Oh Cheshire Railroad tor
Fi1chhurgh Worcester Lowell ana Boston. With
VI yaueE K. for Bra:t!ebOTo. Spin ghsld. Hart
ford New Hayru ana NeH ! oTk-abd with Sullivan
Railroad tor Windsor. " L. Junction Wells River.
- Johnsbgry. Barton. Lttleton ana the " lite
Mounialnz
Passengers for the Wet viii ind ths- cheap pleas
ant. and expeditions route.
Sleeping car On al night trains between Troy and
Rutland snd Montreal.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire 81
E.A.CHAPIN sup't
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9aottef.

Setm erIten .Wiprgenaranen ppnnerten BITE
rUtbenbur9er @e1AaBe geeen Den 6rauen6erg,
naD pedten Die 8ertbeipteer Der 8elte aus benz
S9tafe. 8lUrtan bate pdbrenp Der 9laht Die
Arbeiten 9eleitet, nun ltefen rie gauern aus
Den Ga9ern unp bic Blrger aus Der Staot in
Dte Sban3en, unp jltbelten Spll grtmmteer 5reltp
Dc, als bic srDBen &useln bas Mauerpert ,er.
lbmetterten, unp uneebeure Stitde tn ben @ra=
ben Ititr3ten.
9lp@ turse 3eit 70, iaste 8lorian, 70 miro Elm
Spetter Sturnt belier 9liiden. Damn elite er,
SOP BON gerltAtn9en auf3u1uAen, In ben grit
nen Baum, tpp Der pberlte 6elpbauptmann
tppbnte, unb ct fanD tbn, ais er etntrat, I'M per-
trauten Oelprah nit etnem Manne, ben er nibt
fannie. Der 5rempe lab pte elmer Der 6ret>
'tne6te aus, tpel6e Die Stapt g4ir3bura in less
ter 3eit an9erorben, aber er laB neben benz Jfit>
ter, unb Dteler bate Sertrault6 Irtne 6anD ees
fabt. Quf pem Slide lag etn Brief Den 0Gb
bet 6lorion's au6ltd RAID an lip nabm unO
etnfedte.
Seine lleberrai6un9 mar audi lit9tlt6, als er
6Crtan ent9e9en9tn9, er fCnnte Die bie0ere Wetie
nidt ausenblidltA itnbeu.
Ou loBt DID eber bGren alS Ieben, Iagte 0pb.
gBplte @'ptt, mir bdttst1 pte &anpnen frIber ees
batt
Slurian lab ben 6reifneat an, unb @SB lpra9
gu otelem Du fannlt ptper fcmmett tA lperpe
Did pann bel9etoen.
Der Wann beoantte lt9 unb etng. @r Bate
Elm lAarfes @elidt unp f4laublidenpe Nusen Die
er ebrbar gu balten l,t6te.
gser 1T pas fraste 6lOrian, ais er binaus
mar.
Sin 5reifne6t Der Dienlte iutbt.
SD muB i'm fAOn seleben baben.
Mp9lt9 tppbl, penn ct bat ptelen Serren geS
Otent. gltsr baB Ou 9ier bif, LIT ein Srplt in
meinen SOrseu.
(8crtleBune foEst.)
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81. sSoluffoll.

9eneo heS fSntsen gonfaurs tet gBnnsdte IN 9pnsca
9raeWtrer etes her een meesinn @Dlesien Ger Stia
Ten Der BEN 8rSeen St ensS 9ebens tn rfpttdern ppn
Eerr YartH pbaoeptt1 unb eberen Stdoen Susebra Eat
6t2te ffr webn ete 1bIiee 9etSentt bic IN StreuIan
en Aerb9at Inr anpsren Rraufb lltteu frlae A. g. aud
e bet S!Sshen @srdH6en III t rf&rede bte sn pet errE
aen oct BEneen 9lensefeiten II. n. rhea auaentId G
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Spbaum geder 1916
@brihcpb Beper 1S4S
@arl SroWn 1912
Wm 8relpn 1S47
sSppann Ooll 1851
Qearp SprbuIb 1916
Sobann @roB 1856
Samltel 9arieI 1916
6l,eori9 3artmanu l847
Scbann SeuS 1S49
6rIeb. 9aseoorn 1S4T
Sacob j. 9Ilt 1855
Sereinano Sartnrau 1549
Samuel 2epenlng 1647
YbiLip Wteper lS45
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auf tin 3u uno tmlalans i'm nit tbren Armen.
er teu8te liA 3a tbr nteOer nnN taBte lfe BERG
tnntg.
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Dr. .9Ol)nltoll,
Der eitI5t9e NtSt, ipel0er Ott3et9t,
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