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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17

DdTUUCHt5 anu OdTTIdHeS ST 10 SIU Money, Jewelry and other valuabIes, per c ent and bill lading to be signed for.
 a1S~ Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 50 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 %.
 BgB~ Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 90 cents per 100 pounds; cotton $l per bale. Passage $8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc, S8; Nigger Hill and Augusta, S9 |; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, S10.
 july 3.-tf-
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pRYsIo

are so composed that disease within the ranged their action rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and cleansc, and invigorate every portion of the human organ ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its healthy yitalities. As consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by q remedy at once so simple and inviting.
 Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named i pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their and directions for their use in the following complaints: Costite nass, Heartburn, Head4che ayiSing from disordaee Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Paan ila aud Morbid Inaction of the Bowels Flatuiea,cy, Loss of djps tite, Janndice, and other kindred complaints, arising from low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alternative for the renovation of the blood and the resora. tion of tone and strength to the system facilitated by disease.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17
AYER7S A gue Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
 Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A.n.
 Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. DnnS
 Ague, Periodical Headache. or R;,o,ss
 Headache, and Bilious Fevers. inasos
 for the whole class of diseases or;a;
 mating in biliary derangement, capsaa
 by the Malaria of miasmatic countries
 No one remedy is louder called for bv .b, necessities of the American people than snro no and safe cure for Fever and Ague. SnoS we are now enabled to offer, with a nersaa. certainty that it will eradicate the diseaso' dso' and with assurance, founded on proof. tba,, no harm can arise from its use in any opon tity.
 That which protects from or prevents t,;, disorder must be of immense service in ,he communities where it prevails. Prepest;on ;' better than cure, for the patient escapes tba aa risk which he must run in violent attacks os this baleful distemper. This "CURE" exnpls the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND Aaur from the system and prevents the deyelon- ment of the disease, if taken on the first ar proaeh of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discoverpJ for this class of complaints. but also tbe cheapest. The large quantity we supply sor a dollar brings it within the reach of ever, body and in bilious districts, where Fpvp1 AND AGUE prevails, every body should have # and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped this price will place it within the reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and cer. tain cure of mtermittents is, that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently 1t pro. duces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disease.
 Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great varietyof disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ,@Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catanh, Asth. ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become period teal. This CURE" expels tie poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi- grants and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the maariors districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to the in. lection, that will be exereted from the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease Hence 1t is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from Internittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy af- fords.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump. ton, and for the relief of COnsumptIye Patients in advanced stages of the disease.
 So wide is the field of it's usefulness and so nu merous are the cases of its cures, that alinos~ every section of country abounds in persons pup lcly known who have been restored from alarming \. and even desperate diseases of the lungs oy is use. When once tried, it's superiority over e'e! other medicine of its kind is apparent to esca observation, and where it's virtues are known' ,ns public no longer hesitate what antidote to cmpp! p for the distressing and dangerous affections ol ,ls pulmonary organs that are incident to our cilra,s M While many inferior remedies thrust upon ,l:. ,n. community have failed and been discarded, 'a., e. has gained friends by every trial conferred Dehens' on the afflicted they can never forget, ana pe .o duced cures too numerous and too remafAaois be forgotten.
 PREPARED BY
 DHe. y. c. ANE1Ee & CO.
 LOWELL, MASS. For sale by McLAREN & JACKSoN' Des Arc, Arkansas. jan9-ly
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17
NOTICE.

fvHE interest of Thomas McCarlev in inc A firms of R. c, McCarley & Co.,, and of Me Carley, Brown & Co. has ceased, and the under signed IS the only authorized agent to settle that part ot the business of the two firms.
 aPrl7-tf R. c. MccARfTy
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-17
Old Brass and Copper Wanted.

4 IL persons having old brass or copper are A requested 10 deposit it at the aCitizen Office" Des Arc needs good brass cannon. and it can be easily obtained, if those having old brass or copper will donate it for that pur- pose may l5.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
WOur mome DnrIing.N

Il was only a plain little cottage
but was Jamie's house and hers
and he had called her 'darlingl SC
che wife was happy, and iluitcreC
through rooms, and yard, anC
round the little garden, like bird
Our home, darlingp How the
words echoed through tho young
brides heartl
There was a little spot that she
could love because it was her own
their OVID. ~
There was truo and faithful one
on whom she could bestOw heI
wealth Of womanly afiection-and
forever! All! should il bo sol Was
thore nowhere some dark prophecy
Of future illi If there was, she read
Il not.
She saw but azure and golden
skies above tho pathway Of her iu.
turo.
Our homel' she was content
Darling it was enough.
Ton years-have ten years fledI
Read tho palencss and sorrow on
that woman's face and rather ask
II II DO not twenty-five.
Our homo, darlingr tho echoes
hsvo almost died out within the
woman's breast.
II is our home no moro--it is a
tenanted house Of his who keeps
the throngcd saloon, yondcr 'darl
iAgp Breathe not the sweet word.
iA'her ears; rum has bereaved hel
hbart.
Our hOmo!'-'darling never
INOre.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
sMen Wanted ,


Men with hearts as brave as their
arms are strong. They are wanted
now. Their country calls for them,
and must have them. They are
wanted for the battle-field-to fight
with sword and saber, and bayonet,
and rifle, and the great booming
cannon--to dig ontrcnchmonts and
build foTtiiieAliOns-to make long
marches, and to risk their lives in
q Rgreat. struggle to defend and pre-.
serve the Country oftheir birth and
their hopes.
Fighting men are wanted-men
strong OF frame, and great of soul.
Hundreds and thousands Of them
are wanted. An enemy, as un-
scFupnlons as brigands, and as des-
perato as drowning men, is mena-
cling our Nations unity, glory aud
existence. lie is seeking 10 over
throw tho Government and dash
the Republic into WORTHLESS frag.
ments, to feed an ambition that is
As Unsuitable as Death, and as dia.
bolical az Sin. We must fight and
Tepel him.
The safety Of our homes-our
happiness, security and prosperity
Rs q PcOple-the Just pride We feel
in having a glorious Nation il
worth preserving at all hazards
requires ne now in timos of extreme
peril, to labor and fight and stake
our lives for our Country ,its unity,
and the perpetuity Of greatness, "a
powers and lis liberties.
Wanted-MEE, true men and
brave. Our Generals, now march
ing thousands 10 the field waul
thousands moro. Patriotic men
men with their hearts in the righI
place, and who can face danger II
It's most terrific forms. Strong meI
whO.lOve freedom and are willinl
10 fightand to die for a cause ii
which their own welfare and tha
Of thoirPOSteEty are involved.
Let ahem come up-ROtC. Thel
arOo wanted Immediately. Della,
10 unnecessary, and may prove
diaaster0us.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
Saecp emu he Purlics In :
Breach OG Promise Cnse.

nEeAcu ~ FfObuNsF ause.
In California, not long since, Linn Wild.
man got 81 loo verdict against Mich olt .
Beri al, fir breach Of promhe In the
course Of trial the following conversation
occurred;
Plaintiffs attorney 60 witness on the
stand Has the defendant ever mad,
your sister, the plaintiff, prcsonisl
Witncss-Ycs.
Attorncy--Whati
Witness (hcsitaling)-A black sheep
Attorney-lIow do you know that de.
frndsni gave her that phccpl
Witness--BoeSuso I have seen her
kiss, and eercss, and talk TO II, and call IL,
Nichola6-----' Van Voorhies, defend.
unt's attorney, TO witness-Stop! Wa
the defendant present on that converse.
toni
Witness-No.
Van VOOrhies (solcmnly)-Then oh.
ject 20 any conversation between the
plaintiff aud the sheep, as rcs inter alias.
The plaintiffs counsel was about TO nr.
gue the point, but was stopped by the
Court, who svorrulod the objection and
admitted the testimony.
Van VCorhics--I except! wish "a
reserve the point for the Supreme Court
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

Feaale lftegnleuuet, weaknefa, Uterine displaee.
apni, aud a iocal utgtao diucuties and coaatt uon
Al troUhlet of Womea eEtrey cared hy the Graef
enhsrr Mafthalt Uterine Catkolicon.
In thitcounecton, Ritt hrechsr, sister ~ he Rev
hsaEy WaId nesebss, Ia Letter. 10 The esodls, pags
MJt tayst
Al have nlas sis,eu aud sisistinlaWs aad fourteen
temals coufius al maHed. and an delicate and alng.
Auid ihe immense circle % my friends and aoahsiat
ances, cannot recall tea maTdrd ladies hGFu Ia this
esntury and oeuutry, who are psrleetly hoahhy.n
ID eases, however, uhero the Graseahotr Catholio.
% has heeu usei, musi say that heahh has rapidly
takea 'eeplace gfdisssss, aad ladies have beooms
Fohatti suonat vigorous aad healthy.
Mfs 0leasen, 81 EliaiFA, sayti "hsautifal indsed,
ttths conhding, uusiing nature of uomen, bot hos
nuch dOes u aced % b. prutocied ~ vatchlhlnssf
that viii lead hef In uuio ef ditease sppsal 10
msdical adyiseT 81 tciendhe sdaoaiioh, hoIa Wosth
ana pnniY of charaCtsr.a
Anthoss SAY Be sesuFsl by adaSessiag he Gnsfsa.
berg company.
lam hethodlsi clssgyaaa. Ny hsau has alily
achea 20 Witaels - lssba health sfeousn at hase
lfayeledmy ciruais pFaaohng The gosIsl. tank Ged,
however, that have all thste diseases give say
70 tae GIasieaesH MaTihalis Uterae Cathoneoa,
ssAstsvef y has hses assd. Rev. PErka SHARP
aldswsys h'sAgaa. foHasf6 of Wes,s.n staIk,
~ SALE y buBslsG a Co, n. n. saydsr, riaa,
II, Han, loseli ~, p, fstea, GFsea 6pdngti Wu
eRd ~ meaielni dealers tkFouEAaat The STATE.
IA D. kiN0SLkv, cleveland,
mtlf, Ageat ioi ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
JftiW ajtthIg Tribnut.
BEHIND THE PogT.


Ihe tnt of dyiag 6ay feposos,
Lighuy On he siuahine roses
Foolish Mamie ! thus 10 wait,
dighing al The garden gate
"Neycr fear never fear
Some one said u, very near"
Could u be The wind .slghieg,
Through the grass, IN riplets hioinR,
turther on, further on,
ghaslng, racing, down The laval
Mech ] fer, much fear,
No uus eaid 4, very near
R.rcalea N .he ravins glimmer,
And the naples gruwing DINNER,
Qiiet from the hillside fade
Waat Il soue one false has layed!
Never fear never fear
I'm suro heard u very near"
II shali surely soon be weeping
Zen The roeea, seem as peeplng
Curious through the garden gate,
Sofiiy saying, "He is lste.''
And they seem 10 start with fear
Ashley blow the gate post near.
Nov with bsnt heads low they vhisps
Telling how "he came and kissed her,
Later yet, one time before,
SEts0y hisssd her DER and o'er!r
"ses that shadow nov fear,
soHe enc must be very near
Else the moon In spori hath made II,
And slyiy on the grass hath laid H..
hh ! but from behind the post.
Some enc giideth, light ~ ghost,
Saying, "noW foF every tear,
ThOu Art dOubly, doubly dear"
ifthe one rou loved had raid Il,
Hin dark eyes you had read H..
Would you not forgot the pain
He had caused YOU, In your gain.
NotWlthstanding all your fears,
Notwithstanding al your teArat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

For the Speedy aud Permanent Cure
Ofssmtnal Weakness, Natural and Diurnai Emis.
! tsnoe, andAll diseases Ansng ftom soli.
| taFy Habits of ENeestiEe Indulgence.
| UNHERE aro thousands ofYoung Men, - well a.
! l. Middle Ased and Old Mea, who are suffering TO
some extent from The above diseases Many, perhaps,
are not aware Of their lrue condition. whsn assist
ance is really needed.
Foribs 6sns6i Of such, We hesssglth give Few Of
% ne NOS, ~, common s ,y@R,o%%, % VIZ Msatpss, gf ,hs
of igLts Dots and Webs be fore the Eyei Palpaiion
ofthe Hear, Dyspepsia, Loss Of Memory, Confusion
sslcDiHTust, Timidiy, ~. For each ahd sl the
above tsup,Gm' these remedies viii be ionnda "sOv.
These remedies embrace thrse prescriptiont A hox
efPestsls box OfNsVous 'Tonlc Pills, aad boa Of
NeTile Tonio Pills, all ofWhch have importa nj ofees
toPefioIm, and should he used geher ia every
hsit superiority over other modes Of tnatment may
be bdsay stated a. io'lows, yiEi
t.y-Thsy din'ini'h the yio'saos Of sexual excite.
tV-Tl'y Immediately arr',, noe'umal and dIumal
| s8-Thsy remove local weakness, causing The o.
gant 70 assume their nstgTal tone aadvisoF.
/ Er-fhey siren gthen The eonsttution By eveFcom.
/ ing neTvout debility and general weakness,
~ fhsy eaNver the spirits, which az usually de.
s'sed, By sHPeiliAg all exciting causes IRON the ~.
Gf-By their lnvieOraung properties thsy restore
the Pauentto his uaiuTsl hsahh and vlsoT Of man.
]
rV- fhsV eoataiu no MerouTy,Ro Opium. nsT any.
/ thlng that can In Vny event prove ihiuTous.
" They are easy and pleasant 20 use ald viii not
nietsEs with The Patient's usual busihsss pleas
| are.
tT-rhay eaa Be used without sulpieion, or know j.
/ sdge ofevsn a room mate.
That they may come within the reach ofall We have
hNed the price ofthe Pastsls al 81 per box and the
ftlls a 50 cents pei boa each. Ia ordering ~ nall
70 addition othe price, twelve oenii Ia siamps should
be inclo sed Tor return postage.
] HNA LADIES in wantofa safe aud enscldal
/ 10. ~ femedies ioI Irregularities. supiFassiou
| NF0e1 otthe Mensus, o. any diaeass peeahaf q
/ ~ = " their seN, sh0ud Ese lir. Gates Female
! 49, Moaihiy Pilia. Priee, By mail, "a a.
1 ~ = one stamp.
| P'l-.--soAN uuuu These Pial sheea not b
used durng pregnancy, a. aiseaHisss ~ih's NE sea
fAdieswho, ,ftom M hsshh, dsiernlly, Or aay oths
humano aud easonable causa, deem u nesce,sefy
svoid an iaefsnss offelhiy 40 "a without ,sesf
rms danger 10 o. constitution By the use Of N
] IA CfauSs Ffsnch Prsvepiiys Powder. frlee, b
Ta.s sSSs,.sss sS say b ob,aiusd By addss,.a
ssd .sfiss ss Ds. Gaiss Private Medical Treatise a
Sexual uisoassS. fnet 10 eent.
nc, MILLER a co. Gsa.pl Assu,..
ssld Ia Timu, by IL. 81, IokR. 4 Co. Sksis 1.sl
nay he ohiainsd hy aPp5ins "a Psfsoaq ~ by nRi ea
elollhg psiee and siAmgs a. above.
mHl,iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

Invites close Uhsh Buyers 20 con
sideTthe following facts, and IN II
would not be their nteTestt senl him an orler,-
His business u eXcusively tash one; he buys and
sel.eNcuively foT Cash and has one OF the most y.
tensiye Factories In Tim.
some thiry different choice brands of sesars iron,
Havana aud nTeman constantlV on hand. An eNten.
,ve cash buiness enable shin "a N Al very small pr.
dts Also sole agent for genuine Havana Eagle Prln.
cipe, from the mandatory ~ w. ds L'VieFnsj Num.
eTo Ste, Rita Street PTncipe, lsla de Cubs,
lie has also, ehoise bF1nds Of dne cut Chewing and
Smoking Tohaccoi French Rappr and Macaboy SNUFF.
coustRpty On hahd. Orders ftird on short nniice.
Terms Cash. [deoal u, sClliNNEss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

West Bedford, Cathooten Co ., May "a, 81.
Nj y. n k,neslsy Eif,-i hses bget lslliha tho
edicinsi Of the Gsasisphs Company ioF The last 10
laiWiaeiehi ahd The pills have aO 10 gTeat naay
families a. egelaT a. theif teaAnd coffee, and With
~ trade hsy have heco'ae staple aUiele. Mauhals
btsftns Cstholieaa 10 msdiene that has doas rreat
ameant oi good Ia female Al ditsassa. Oae lady ssk
u a. toh me tke had received more bsneat fom one
battle than she did ffom nE coarse ofaeaical treat
Wv s,., SiT, NSSyT, gSa'S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-27
8 nffcllc @%lnpfhcfc-

SIR bcn mir ton mcjncn bieiiocu 2oucslcutcn 20 reid
Ite %eeldentttn 3uiprub beril,b portsro, emri.blc ids mid
aah ter1ertin 0ertrt %ecnet9tcn 2ScblpeGsn, ircsnt tt ~
etciuer Sctt sur 8c~ntNis Srtr9c, ooB tb ntbit fri1hcn Gxrr
9uCn uno Yttouomentcn, ettH crhtclt: 0daumcn, Grb1en.
Lcnls nm 9rpbc 65erte, So9o, @reSue5l, - feroiiiec, yer.
l@iepenc Srrtsn Aueeln, ocutltc Gj6prtch plncr 81 uutere
vale 9eptclacC, N}oc0rcni, S1luiul in aruRrn uno fleuncp
6s1ibtn, 3tnrnt, sonitn unb s~,,1oftncn, uCbf allen on6err
9ttrurien, SbtrduTc, 9arfumcrieu, Sclfcn Il. t.. mcIfe
&rtite Id III oen m0slihlt t~iui9fteA @rttlcu tctens sltgfcblc
z. q . iihnr Nht
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y. n. EHAAELEY

DlnDlcT Ypn ycOCr uuN Shub.5U fing6, 9nl,
portt2r Uon frau35RIncm &alblcrer,
Is. Str, 3niihcn Stain Il. GarY, Gjhmcuo, Wa.
ScutIhn SdubmohCu wrb cjc5 YcQt6urNf oIcu.
ttrtt Naor BON Ycocr olcy @rt belcuS c]mpfoblcu. Ntcddtru
nHcen oNlt,bt iugIcih alec ~ ityeui OclhOft n0iRioc 98crs-
icu9, bc I. Z, TiuojnGS, Soften &C., axe SJacn Flyers H..
I. 10. 0u5 wv Srttlerr Wnb 9uhtincuu st6nUdl yer
Ccnoc gtNtr jt 0IcjhfolS ~rcel6hio.
9uc bicc grttc! wctCen ge9eU 30ai DS,r quite Yoyicyc
ttJtQl scrtauit. lIO.4
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Dry-Goods s Fancy Store
am 9ieuen Moryt;,
Gde Der 8rpao- uno 6tcn Stra6t


Gde Der 8ypap- uno 6tcn Strait.
@. ". 8p enboum empfcbit Ieincn
5rcunoen uRo rem NutHfum icin gut a]IprtirtcS
Eager pcn 6crtf 2 9Edarcn, bic III rru tiui1.
ten @rrtlsn oSacactcr perren.
6erablcBung prr Nrcjie pon &cblen.
TrlQt:
Scft 2lmp Got: $3.50 per Qpao.
Seft pail Gcfc 40
Darn GoGc, tctSe 5oitn $50
Glacn NretieU iutpl0e mus GCft ais o05 tiljsltt Ftucr
tulgell0ter!Gl Sclcr Se0Cn ~anO,lcbcu mtrrcP.
SrotH3uu9tn: SoorObluus wtm 9uttltu rtcr NtIirfts
run0.
Gic NctlelsSjMOS tefnNcu I& Gee Der 10. Stro5c ub
S0lCl unc Gte bCr 6. uub BcvGlr., IuNlih puul Canal.
-'.'I Snp. s.. &crtb, &9cnt.
SaIatpl @srlte, StIrge, Na1cc-GIcn,, GGrccs
babe ncblt cihcr M}croc ortcrer TyiUd, Q0rfNnCriccr, Gu
sn0 GrINct, Srctur 2Stuolur SoNp. 3abntUritcn Gou nc 81.
''9nr' 't. &c. ium &cloHf bel s.. IS. 5if6er, @9t.
0rrh pcri6nIi6e gtnrduf: i'm Iprpcn Gin
i'd ii rem StouO acicet, meineu gecartcn &iu.
ZEN Gin vcrSu9Abce lo9cg Der Soften GiQorrcu ie,
.rcr 2rt ulo 0uolitGt IN ouaua0memrjie ti1t
1cn prcjieu ~ufc,ircu "a tGnucr. @lcihiduS cm-
picblc jb mcin woAlaTcrtirtcj 2uNcr Won Rauhr,
&ou- lmo Shuupi Eatot, Vicricn uuet Dirt nuc
ioniti9c Nrtitrl, ptc in cincu1 Gi9orren-@e 1hGit
]acp0bulth sriu&t iperoen. I'm cine a,fdujgc
2lRliht iciuce yaAcrs bi,tct %. SIC IcnfcGo,
30. 1914 SrUdcirn
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9. "a. &frccecr, NIaent.

A~Pot9eter, Orug8ift, 9mportcr prn
peut den Gpcmicolten IL. {. 10. Nr. 3,
Ntotn=S3tr., 9c9eniiber Dent oIten Marfte.
- . 'eptc pcreen nit Ger er6Ften Sprofalt unt
9tnNnl9tt oercuet, loirie dem Tide 9r5p0ratc unb
&R1lpleh nit ausTltCr @unfliHfctt te1prot. Qon6fauf.
lente hicQrr oaS r%el6bolttSc Eager anne tnifbcr, beutlder
uhe Ir1H3oll6cr IttS frjlder - @riaei r Tonep~@ riftl
u I. ~. IN better NuspaAl tpf in Nuecnl6cin nc6meH. me!-
l. @f'lc! sum abttI lelbit iu nieOrt9eTcn. ale Den :.5rplatcn
pIti.r '~ess'Siit7 Wcrocn. McbtStuta ten wcrocn III
zen ola,s'iin S;H!2San9sn irisoeritm NIT neuem gcrratbt
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g0iHlio iur WrrccrNbfiifcr'

90 1T cine oasCmejn b,fountc sab, Dag uuler 6ouS felt
liner 8ejbe rcu Sobr,u 9tet1il- mo ~23bctciae, GjelG6ite in
ttrNQcr Stoot 6CnaNt bat, 2SCniecr befanUt SCritt OtCr iCiu.
tJR unIer @0uS Ctu 3r.tlQcibdft in 9tcp gqyf bat, uuo c0f
up':r brrti8cy Observation-Disclosures lictS cy belteu uno ttl,9-
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