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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-11
A Southern Invention.
WOODWORTH'S
COMPOUND TOILET & washing SCAT

Patented March 18th 1850.
TINE subscriber having purchased of Mr..
Il WORDSWORTH the Patent Right for Mont
gomery county, Nd, for lis IMPROVED
SOAP, now offers for sale
Family flights.
Also, SOAPS Of every description manu-
featured by his process
The subscriber has tested this soap thorough
ly, and can, with confidence, recommend it to
the citizens of Montgomery county. 1t is de-
cdedly the
Cheapest and Best Soap
that has ever been made, and at the same time
the mode of manufacturing the simplest that
has ever been discovered II can be made in
TEN MINUTES. Any one can heat over the
fire quantity of water, and turn the same in
to the best Toilet or Washing Soap. 1t is
made without any offensive SMELL There is
no I've or grease used, being made entirely from
chemicals. 1t has been analysed by some of
the best chemists and found to contain no.
thing that will injure the most delicate iibres,
or the skin.
This soap has been used by thousands OF IA
miles for the last six months, and it is univer-
sally preferred to any other, wherever it is
known, both for its superior quality as wash
ing and toilet soap, and for the great economy
there is in using it, being cheaper by
Several hundred per cent.
than any other soap known. Every family
should possess it, and needs only TO be known
to be sought after by every household and
laundress in the land
lsD- The chemicals for its manufacture can
be obtained at any Drug Store, at a very tri-
fling expense.
FAMILY RIGHTS, or any OF the Soaps,
can be obtained Of the subscriber. Any one
purchasing family right and are dissatisfied
after giving the soap a fair trial, can return it.
He will, If required by the person purchasing
right, make some Of the soap.
PERRY TRAIL,
dec 7-tf Rockville Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-11
Boots, Shoes, Brogans!
HATS, CAPS, ETC.

liz. B. GRIFFIN & SONS,
No. II South Charles Street, up Stairs,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ITO OUR LARGE & COMPLETE FALL
Il STOCK, we call particular attention OF
Dealers. 1t consists Of
Heavy Rro2ans.
made by best manufacturers, FOR PLAN
TIERS, with soes nearly an inch thick, of heavy
wax upper leather, which we warrant to give
entire satisfaction. Our Stock Of
Heavy Thick Boots,
made of OAK TANNED Leather, with THREE
SoLEs, and hand shaced heavy wax upper leath-
er, ALL MADE TO ORDER and Warrant
ed, with full and complete assortment of
Baltimore Manufactured Work
Such as
Gents Fine Calf Boots, sewed and pegped
Heavy sewed Scotch Gathers l. Lace Shoes
ALSO-A large assortment of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Dress Shoes
With Full Stock of Low Priced
Eastern Pegged Work,
Such as
Women's, Misses l. Children's Laced Boots
Cali, Kip. Morocco, Kid, and Enamelled
These, with very large Stock of
Fine Dress Hats and Caps.
Together with full assortment of WOOL
HATS, for Servants Wear,
Wa be Sold at Remarkably Lo,o Pricesl
We ask an examination, and will guarantee
sales in every instance sep 2s-tf
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Now is the time to Subscrib.

Remittances must, in all cases. be made d.
rect to the Publishers, for ct these prices no COM
mission can be allowed to agents.
Address, LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
dec 7 No. 81 Gold street, New York.
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Terms. Irregular Prices. }

IOI DI'IVNW UUu HHu tlIV IUUT INVFItWS, To UU
Money current in the State where issued ciU be
rcceired al par.
P0STAGE.-The postage to any part of the
United States will be but Tacenty.four Gents a
year for "Blackwood," and but Fourteen Cents
year for each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be
furnished for 1851 And as a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-11
"Ask thy Purse what thou shalt Buy,
Economy is the road TO toealh."

"H IS not so much achat man makes
but phat lie Sdpes, that enables him Il
sncceed.r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-11
LARGE ASSORTMENT
FALLG WINTER GOODS
SMOOT & BURROUGHS,
No. ITO Bridge ST.,
GEORGETOWN, D. C.
"A AVE RECEIVED a LARGE and very deaira-
Fall and Winter Goods.

HAvE RECEIVED large and very desira-
BILE assortment Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-11

PATENTED marcn 18Th 1850.
TNHE subscriber having purchased Of Mr.
Il WORDSWORTH the Patent Right for Mont
gomery county, Nd, for lis IMPROVED
SOAP, now offers for sale
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
NEW SERIES 1864

ric@n element OF your population has come
AZ length 10 render 8 change aecessarvt
VIII you permit the free Government uada.
which yeu have thus far lived, and which n
so well suited for The development of true
manhood, to be altered 10 narrow and hs-
Httieing despotism. In order to adspt Il =.
the necessities Of ignorant slaves, and Tie
requirements Of their proud and sristocrs,.
ic owners! VII ihe lsboring men of tie
South bind their uecks to fhe sam. -
that Is suited to The SlsFeeI We think not
We rnsy safely answer that the time has no,
yet arrived when our Southern brethren.
Tor the mere sake OF keeping Africans in
slavery, viii abandon their long cherished
Tree institutions, and enslsye themselves
1t Is the conviction OF my command. a. /.
part OF the national forces Of the United
States, that lsbor--msnusl lsbor-is inh.
rentiy noble; that 1t cannot be systemsiI-
osliy degraded by any nation without ruin
ing ITS peace, happiness and power; thai
Tree labor is the granite basis on which fire.
institutions must rest /; that il is the right.
the capital, the Inheritance, the hope Of the
poor man everywhere; that il is especially
the right of five millions of our fellow
countrymen IN the slave States IS well IS OF
the four million of Africans there, and ell
our efforts, therefore, however small ~
great, whether directed against the inter
ference Of Governments from abroad, OF
sgainst rebelhOus combinations at home.
shall be for FREg labor, our motto and our
standard shall be, here and every where, and
on al occasions, FREK LABOR AND WoRK-
IhGNsSs RIGHTS. 1t is on this basis, and
this basis alone that our munificent Govern
ment-the asylum of the nations-csn be
perpetuated and preserved
J. W. PHELPS.
Brig. Gen. OF Vols, Com.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER q, 1861
Sherif's Sale.

ID and delivered from tie Honorable Circuit Court
~ Davidson Cornfy, Tennessee, at us sept Term,
1e63, viii TO public SALE 70 ;Ae bighet bid
der, for cash al the Court House Yard, " he Sly O.
Nashville, On Wednesday, the ed day of Is5ra-y
1867 all the right, titls, claim. interest and estsie,
whicn Thomas G. JRmes then bad, may have sipce
acquired, in and to the following described property:
lying il Davidson county, Slate OF Tennessee, ahe.
mites from, the city OF Nashville, srd bounded as
follows: on the North bs the lands o. Dsnie! Yeuns
and Jerry Smith aud Whites Creez, She Fast BY
the lands Of John D. James and John gsds2, the
South BY ths Hides Ferry Turn pike Road and Beuls
min Hide, on the West By the lands of David Abe-
ns.hy and Esnjsmu Hide, eontsin.ug s6ogt so scfs
being levied on 50 the property Of Thomas G. James
and sold under said 4. Ia and said vent. - stsi,
Judgment rendered n favor OF John u. James 70,
hnSeT sad he, aist the said Thomas G. JAMES
JOHN h. EDNUNDS; X, sheriff
teo24 BY z. u. HaIroscE. r. Shit
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Coa1EoLLEE's oFEICE,
Ssshyi!le, Tenn, Sept. IL, 1861.
This is So certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Bank nS Company located 81 Augusta, IL the Stale of
Georgs hss complied with all the .euren,epts Of the
Coee, on the subject OF Foreign Insurance Companies
IL section 1893 to $50! inclusive well the Act OF
2ith March 1850, chapter els, section 20, requiring
deposit with the Comptroller Of twenty thousar6 dol
lsrs OF HiE per cent. Bonds Of the State.
And that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
Agent Of sad Company 80 the city Of Nashville stats
o. Tennessee.
r.. s. J.T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above ie of the Oldest aud most reliable tn.
dGFsncs Companies - the Soth. ThoSo wishing insur.
ance viii please call the undersigned A. the corner
Of Cedar street and the Square.
EovS-4itf JESSE THOGAs Agent
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DR.. F r D

III As renewed hls Residence sua Once Is ia Bva}
II Ins attached Shelby Medical College, csrsa Of
Vine and Bread streets dec&-olW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
els at Catlettsburg.-Whe
of Jenkins. 81

The steamer Allen Collier, Captain John
son, arrived at our landing yesterday after
noon about one o'clock, considerably behind
her usual time. She left Charleston, on the
Kanawha, on Sunday evening last, with
quite number Of officers on board, bound
Tor this city, among whom wss Captain Jo-
seph NJ. Blundell, Of the First Kentucky
Regiment. These officers report that On
Sunday last rebels numbering between 9. coo
and 1000 attacked party Of 800 Federal
troops, and drove them out OF Cstlettsburg,
and also that they were gathering in great
force in the same region Of country recently
vacated by the Federal troops. Majer Jen-
kins-the notorious-snd Captain Clsrkson
the desperaie-his right hand man, had
been committing some depredations in the
region of 0wingsville and Mount Sterling,
and were even threatening an advance on
Maysville. With the aid of the Forty
second Ohio Regiment, that went up the
river on Monday morning, our troops win
be ensbled to drive the rebels back from
Cstlettsburg, and hold them in check until
they are reinforced by Jenkins. : ssaass
Colonel Guthrie still remains st che ka-
nawha House, in Charleston, too i'll to be Of
service in the field, though it is more than
probable that he would resume hls duties
with his regiment II called upon.
The Kanawha has declined to such Q stage
of water, Captain johnson says, thst 1t has
become very difficult for even the hghtess
class Of boats to 60 above Charleston
ca. Esqaire,, 18th
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Secession women i'm custsa,.

Port Greenough," ss they call il, where
the secession women are shut mp, is an Or
dinsry brick house of three stories, on Six
teenth street, between K and I. AS stroiied
slowly by could see very little indiestions
of its prison character. A lazy sentinel
was standing IN front Of it, 10 be sure, but
he held his musket like an umbrella, and
was busy chatting with some gossipins
friend. There MAS chair before the front
door, but the door was closed, the lower
windows looked uncommonly dirty, and
there were no bars at all. The women srs
restricted TO the second foor, and as Ipsssed
some Of them were visible.
In the yard beside the house there is q
tall round tent, and soldiers blankets and
secoutrements hang on the fences and the
olothesline, while idle looking men in uni
form loiter about the premises, as il they
felt they had right there. Il must be
rather tedious to have been shut UP there 50
long as Mrs. Greenough has been-eons
three months, 1 believe. She has never,
during all that time, been allowed to 90 out
even for short distance, and q reoues,.
which she sent to the President some time
ago TO be allowed TO 60 to church was re.
fused. Sheis said to be an ACCOMPLISHED
and fascinating woman, and one OF the Of
ioers who was on duty out here is reported
to have betrayed 8 degree of sympathy to
wards her which untitled him for the charge.
rHB MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
For q week past every available place has
been filling up With members of Congress
aud their wives. At Willard's, ct the Ns-
tionsl, at Browns, everywhere, there is the
same eruption of men, of whom many are
simply dingy, tobaceo-ehewing demsgogues
The men themselves are often shabby IN
dress, or clothed in the last effort of some
country tailor; but the women OF the party
are great deal worse. A man may pass
without observation, or with only general
impression that his coat is Of ancient style
and his linen by no means fsultless; bat .
woman's costume must be unexceptionsbly
lady-like, or it is said to outrage ones taste
Such wonderful combinations Of color, and
such astonishing trimmings as have appear
ed Of late here, would afford q valuable
study for the artists who get up "Psris
fashions Americsnized. p Hasa. Cor. N.
Post. as
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

kxsIwAslk FLkArrs5-
Uua slua-e os yssr SS0-each sddi,alSl square 81
Written pot.ce Q1st be given 70 take OFT sad sst
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before tie year
x.p;res, otherwise We shall charge til, done
No coasrsct Of yearly advertisements viii De discso-
r.uued without previous notice TO cs, EoZ will any
hsEys be made tor less thsD Seer 81 the yearly
fR<as
- Advertisers exceeding the gpacs coz
csctsd tor will be charged for the excess. A
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aashrille gatriot,
TERMS:

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nealy pe- snrrm, a@
one Weakly fer two years, or svo Wsezlies
f5T one year, II scrsnce-....-. ,.....-..e . 90
When The Daily, Tri- Weekly o. Weekly = 70 be dis
cns.nred (gsid IN advance at she esbsoTbeS fcr3
Ia Subscriber must order cthe Ezs !: VIII be coar
esd, osr Option, until PAID for and stopped Il
no. paid, !: No pad q. The time of otinnanoe
- option u ths psr-T is good, It VII he ssnr
saJg paid.
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NOTICE.

,,x sushoxity vested n NE by CouHassssfy isYsrs-
Is u.s.t a She ConSsdersss 6sstes OF Anessca,
fs,ahz sssOc ate with me shs 6xn ef E. u. H-.es
- aatha exclsss and only agents fos TIE pzrSllase
s G..s,s and Hag vn the oosntes q kasry, WElan
10. usEsxson. re /rsso1 Samnse end Wison. n re
-. ~ Tnanesspb esnd for The entire S<sse q Ken
s.cSy. me hu &c, WI be carried On at SssaSlss
aod Carksyills e.nsse name q d n sfuce e3', ~
s.s.5s o,,3s.sa On g. T. WILSON
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Ano,her YANKEE Dsoumen..

The New York Zines, of the 18th, con-
tsins long account of the landing al
Ship Island, near New Orleans, of the
expedition which sailed from Fortress
Monroe, November 9th, under General
Phelps. The following extraordinary
proclamation was issued the day after
the landing:
Proclamation sf>Brig. Cen. Phelps
10 the People OF shs south W. est.
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ISL sos %
nth. The greatest stnsHnt insu.s-t $1,000
18th. Amount injured ~ any city Ia not defined
1Jth. The greatest suoEnt IN block, SIS, ,eoo.
Personally appeared before me, the subscribsr, G.
r. AcIsy. Secretary OF the Augusta Insurance aud
Banking Company, who being duly sworn, oeiose;h
and saith that the above stateent is correct t
u the best q his knowledge and belief.
C. F. AcCAT, Secretary.
Sworn 70 aaG subscribed before me- this iplh Az
slst, 1881
AIPHICS C. BEANS, Notary Public
Ite ,2ns oath which the Secretary above tsSen on
his part s5 President, take on NV part
WH. H. DAUTISGNAC, Presidtat.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me- this Both day OF
August, tso1 +. J. TUCKER,
J. T. for fsyette county, Tena.
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S5alfiutOrc=2otF= SS5nipital.

Gegriitbet CUR l1nterpradnts Der Guadlalberet.
Der etn3i9e p!aB, no etne 0.tMn0 ertangt
perDen tdnIL
9tnberun9 In iedo StunDer. 81
Retie 2nedlber, ods euers @sluaDbett pat'
leVps rItntrt.
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Der 8iIpcf enrpfn9 ben 9fal3srafen in elmer
9ebetman MuCien3, wel6e mebereStunDen pabr<
te. Is erfubr 9ltemanD etpas BON Dem, mas
DOr9e9au9en, tein Nertrauter mar eeeenp1rtig,
aber an Der Mittas8tofsl lab Der 8i9of lebr
ptrOrtBli@ unO ab9emiinpst ans unp nur untsr
Dem 3Uan9, ben tbm 9ftAt 2lmt uno Stellung
aufsBten, beunelte er mubIam TrSb(i1feit
unO 5DFt4teit, Der er i6 70 balp es onstns,
entSo5, tnpem er ieinen 6rf unp Die gspba6ter
entlteB,
QSabreno oieer Sage ober Bate 6lorton
Oe9sr, 100 er ouA NIT Saoesarb sulammentraf,
gang o1lelbe gcnebmen bepbahtet, rpie BET ttrem
erifen Gege8nsn, STR 0smeinptlB pa6 oter
@nfans ihwfr Iet.s @'elupbnAftt aGer Wetlter nds
cbe, H1ste lttb curhaus rihtt9 erptelen. @ripar
pernahlal5t, e8 fiimmerte licb 9ftemanp um ibn
Damn uno mann puroe bm Elm fllibtiqe5 Dort
3u She'll, Srau pUn Stetten ging an tbm pora-
Ter, a6 Bate Iie i'm ME geieben ltno Der aebpr-
fame 6rsiberr maGte Die ei9entbumlihlten
Sawenfungen, INN nitbt in feline 11dte GIT eera-
tten 6!Ortan er9Sbte iiA melt uebr baran,
ais er h Derlebt fiblte. gr mar In cine leid=
tere Fr6blt1e Sttmmurg 9eratben, al6 er lIe felt
LANCER d3eit 9ebabt unp per9olt, mas ibn wiber=
fubr, ais made es i9nl nid1t Die geinglte MI6e,
olipe9arp'6 gebOten nab3utonlmeH. Gr laets
alien Oamen Artigfeiten uuO belAdfri9te liA
an9ete9eattch nit 6rauietn Mat6lpe pen Ntu9-
lobe, Der fcl3en unp iippt9en 9QAter pe5 res
9terenpen Sureernsssro BON gtotbenbnrg pelde
losben nit ibren Gatsr in 9Bis3burg eiugetrOf@
fen mar.
Sur 0ilpeanrp atIein l6ien er fetne 2usen
gu baben uno icA ntat etnn,al 3n erinnerrt, paB
tie tbm srIaubt bate, fe beimltb init feinen
giebeabIidfen 3u iuAem. SpbalO e6 lid t9un lief
Dericbponp er ieppcA aus Der ournebmen 0gIea=
lfaft, nnO tper ibn beOba4tete Bate tonnte hau-
ftJ pes Absnp5 etnen ptd,t iii Ieinen Niantel ge-
bnuten Wann aus Dem prdhtg berrliA elGn=
3enpen SAlDlie DEM Stepbauatpore 3ueilen lebn,
no ct in 5ana Sermeter's armlt1en l0auIe per-
1AWanp,
(6Ortiebuns folat,) =
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lavshetI Der 1reGe.

DIE ree XanteRbe Ie UGbreuk ltsen ebensebn Tabs
n csf 4nAa fsrtr Darhsn aut bs Meuss r6ser rpunl
drBt&er CDsrdcnen pGs Or Senuen an sfubr int b,ue
e 3ettnu0s sppetsnt' uuh M PsrDnu betwCbnts.
pS0n pas Fublttum U'spsreslteD Gaen unter6s wurb
1ne tnciiE 'n NH ais tbenmGnp tn Ssna luf Gbdratser
@sptHubett Ras fat setbsnSs rtue 6tHrsteaee epabs
ietnHn9. "
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Oermania 9ebenSsOertibernaS8s
SeieA fhaft
in Jtem Oorf.
&3aar einsesabItes 0Gpisat $eOO.G r5
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8t3esprdfto. wnb Sets. Sriscr. 2c1wennler.
Deie @eisuibaft Ia bauptG1d FIR Die OeutfUe 8ep6
ferMRs Der. Ser. Stadten gSrtnoet wcrnen Stre Be-
amtsn tno en- unD tbr DrufiGen perseu TT peut-
f&er unb engI @er Sprdre aas3egeben
Sbre @ei6dste beafben In Ssset BE II 6erun8ens
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-8erttheruneeR a.s4f tEtt fti9t
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an @egenie etttgf eft bGr6uoeen. s.d
NIS u ee renBe fir Baltimore tnc fcisentf Serrn
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gbr. oinrt@s wierer Ststn
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5enrn D;etrt@ y Wtoies SOeenfelb.
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,Deuen ftp ssiinsst u,'b
NccIpb @m9Ier 1ssf..
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Sunoe M1nner.

beionesre welde Die Ssfr 5ebetmsn WATERS 1Csbe h
edF dern Is ptcs Ednfeuh In utes Sdt me6e
pn tire erbdtentn 61leutf Strdfte
NIT een DDhner 8ertpOHsti besstrf
Eee essanbsrue ESns dl baHtR EnFbeR, nlesen RN t1
rraem 4er3raugp nahen.
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9r. Guhn,,tptl.

g9tee eeS fSntoher @Uuestmns sEunb6re In QpntCu
raHutrer enes Ger ernen meonen gplesten Der Ger Stld
zen oe en 8SBten lbt rinee rebens nrpttaeru
Ser yarS ylacepbt nnp anperen Stapten sHeebrat
ntee Der etluan Srlenret yrn pnen pie Se.
Nt1ts Der uebH reB n3dbles eebenbe pte Srrenau-
a Arppfd Inp dneersn Granfbeten lttcn lpe a. g. aud
M pet 7lpslten erdui6tn u isbr efnredn p s ct erto.
p!n eet sssGeH 6Ietn9tein u aueenbdlt9 &C.
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Or. .9ODnllalr,
Der ettStae 9Lrst. l12eL6er tlt1aeiaf.

INIdbLFt ecr dGTepn 3dbrcr-l $1,000 -
Gr tas bdS 8erhs ptrftamns bers ft tn Ser gDeIi
eutneLi Sssen 6ut sep RraHfbeen SpaNa TN n6tR uas
ben @sfrn HnreT'0tgs eOamsE9 s1rsanssn Fer 56metin
tn HentCH shereu urmbIa re e:IuHef
CraantiFn GGft Dss Nrpeuretes Rcpf ursei HdFtE.
cber SdHi, ardntr a0sr Dl6en utb sswtH
shetmen crpbuneea SHsuk Utl bfsn OSfern scfGtf
!tsr RnS ais ee' Strsnsn Stane ben c<fhorsn es nlu
perrubreu u Sehr gIdRAeneaea
9rrlneen perni6tc1 S&Ea&s 8Ou6 r6rtnse
bic @pe unm6e mGtn susss ben AErPrs Map Stun arr
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g5erbelratbste perlpnen,

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