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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Sept %, 1861.
The gradual Improvement in business which h
taking place has led to slight increase in the i'm
ports at this port. This was to be expected. We
require certain quantity Of foreign goods, and
are shipping breadstufs enough to pay for them.
Our exports of food continue very large and,
though the news from Europe and the West has
latterly impaired more strength to our breadstuiis
market, the drain must continue. Though the
crop in the West is undoubtedly shorter than that
OF last year, there is enough of last years crop on
hand still to keep prices down. The chief COM
plant of the farmers is of the want of tonnage on
Me lakes to transport their stuff. The owners of
de propellers seem to have entered into combi-
.ation which enables them to exact more than
heir share of the money which the Western pro-
uce yields when sold in New York. The follow
Ing are the official tables of the trade of the port
for the week and since January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

10 TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.-HAND-
! - Somely furnished Apartments suite and single,
with full Board private table preferred to let respect
abe parties.
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On WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET-HANDSOME
~ furnished or uni furnished Rooms to let, first
second floor Carpets all house and table first
Private table desired Also single Rooms let gentle
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II WEST TWfNTY-SIXTH STREET.-A CHOICE OF
L a Jew newly furnished Rooms in new brown stone
house. to let - gentlemen small families, with with
Board also unfurnshed suit of Rooms Delightfuo
location block Of Madison Park and convenient 70
Broadway and Fifth avenue stages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

On NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE
CC and Fifth avenue.-Gentlemen and their wives and
single gentlemen obtain Board in house with
choice of in suits single Dinner O'Clock. Re-
ference given and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

4 WEST TWELFTH sTREET-BoARD.-Two VERY
4 Il PLEASANT front Rooms third story, let with
Board, at "A West Twelfth street. between Fifth Sixth
Also hall Bedroom. References exchanged.
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OC GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING-ALSTON
CC nouse.Eleganty furnished suits of Rooms with
Coton and convenience for housekeeping
nomicsly particularly suited for small respectable families
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- - -
WHY AM SELLING COED AND SILVER WATCHES
w cheapY cash Ia and am obliged to
SELL Silver Watches ST. Gold Watches $40 $lh SIS and $50;
ordinary prices $40 and Sl00 Old gold and silver
bought or taken in exchange Watches cleaned aud repaired
~ L. JACOBS, 43 Cedar street.
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OF CLIFTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AvENUE.-AN
III entire second Floor now be obtained either en-
suite Gingly with without first Board Also
two Rooms third and fourth loors Reference given
and required.
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% UNION sQUARE,-A SUIT OF ROOMS on THIRn
~ floor to let with Board also single Rooms for gentle
men. References given and required.
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on WHITE STREET, ONE DOOR EAST OF BROAD.
ON way.-Gentlemen wishing permanent Board will lind
the above number good table pleasant rooms baths,
and everything like hoine possible. Terms
sonabe References required.
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IN EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
~ Academy OF Musc-toomS to let, witi Board fur
nished unfinished, singly in suits families sng0
persops location very desirable Proper reference given
M req
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COAL.

A LAS SENORAS DE RAIz EsPANoLA-UN CABAL
n lero que h vsto mucho mundo quierc abRr rcacones
amistosas slera, motiyo de matri.
monia dc couveniencia fin de perectionrrse en- ct
idOma; c quere tratar personals cUUues,
tnal cliadas. Dirijese al Col d., Herald Office.
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DROOkLYN.-TO LET WITH BOARD, A FRONT
ID Room and Bedroom second no0r convenient South
and all street ferries Apply at 80 Clinton street. opposite
SchermorhOr
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A LADY, WITHOUT FA-
- my occupying handsomely furnished house close
the south Ferry has accommodation for few borders;
baths hot ana cold water in rooms &c Dinner Apply
at ~ Congress street. four doors west OF Henry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
WASHINGTON LOCK BOSPTTLT

INK. SHUEAN has, after an experlerce of tan
~ Years, esta blished the above refuge fyorn
quackeIy. sef-labe LED Indian or German doctor,
erAl. ~ ''''POs'o@ AZ bon-
This is the only place where a sure and ,peedx
cure can 90 nttalned IN the word for al Inproper
abu evil abits, gonOrrhR, q Gieet, seminal n e6k-
ness, syphllils- primary secondary. and ter.inry
oIseAIS weakness. pains IN the soiEs, strlotures
~ depl lty prost auOD nervou ness rest ess
hgnts papiaioa OF the heart, nina ing in the ears
loss oi mf mory, confusion, me nchoiy Infections
Ol thr heal, thrOst, nose and skin, aHd al thoee
Po..lar olsorde's arising irrm the indisoretion OF
.cuth, rendering them unfit Tor either busi nes,
stGSs' society, or marriage.
rorLi 5ji hss the srestest remedies in the known
sulctnres, ., phlI., seminal knees, eel abuse
from % s days. " " ~e'e "a
NoIims of these horrible comp!sints who voulo
Nlhh 70 Oe Neiua0ie men and oTlame uts 20 soclety
shnuid embrace the eariest opportu ny for relief
Dr. lGmsn has zee toe most comp ete arraure-
nsnts ior the comfort Of nae patients who oome
IRON. clstSLce. Taey will fu rnis he'd with the
most pleasaat and agreeable quarters, neoessary
Olet ana made as COmtOria ale as thay wopld he A.
nTst class hotsl at less than ha ( the cost
Do Dor forget the name ard number. DIR Shin
mans once is on the corner of sixth street. and
reunsy wanna Evenue, Clarendon HOtel ON posltr
the National Hotel, WASHINGTON. ID C
fe-snEs ~ 3 distNncs shou a enc.ose ftsrp n,
re,urn postage. ON ioe hours, "A. NJ TO no ~ M
VARIOUS parties have been entIo.d from INV in
sututlon by certain swlnd !ers on bcck etreets IN
TINS CITY, who VIII rue 10 tIl ths day of their deetb
WOru 10 The Wis Is sufficient apely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

Mr.. TRAIN, the indefatigable American,
having In measure conquered public opposi-
tion to street railways in England, has met
with some 'obstructives" One day, recently,
In London, monster omnibus with portable
Hangers on the two leading wheels, and drawn
by four horses, made its appearance on the
track, plying for passengers in opposition to
the cars. Although this novel continuance was
decorated with an English union jack, imply
ing its nationality, and recommended as an
improvement over cars, which cannot be turned
on and on the track at will, it was by no means
so well patronized as the latter, which were
literally crammed with passengers every trip.
On the afternoon Of the same day gentleman,
accompanied by servant in livery, drove his
carriage upon the track, pulled up Immediate
ly in front Of one of Mr.. Trains cars, and re-
fused to get out of the way on the ground that
he had as much right upon the particular spot
of the road as Mr.. Train had. The road quickly
became completely blocked up with passing
vehicles, and scene of indescribable confusion
ensued. Finally, however, threatened by the
off
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AcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
HHE RERY IMMINENT IN TsE WoplDN

YAs snly ssfs and certain for Csne.rs Piles. t.
nsu, eNsiltngs and Rrenchils Cors PaEaiytis Nsp
sla, Hsaknss Of the Muscles, CAIoaie Indaninstory
Ehssmats, eufnsss Of ths Jonts Canirsctsd or
kgamens EarssAe or foetkachs, pisss eprAin, Frs,h
Csts WsrIds, Ulcers, Fever ssrss, CaIsd Prsa,, Ser,
HpPlss Burns, ecads Bore Threat an inf msoo 4,
pain, NO Hfsrsnes hsv ssysTs long The disease NAV
q certain remedy. "
Thsessnds q human hsinrs s.vsd is Of al,
sfsPsds and mfssy BY the Of thin nvslsabls rsrsdy
MeLEAFS VOLCANIC OIL L LINIMFNT
VIII rsisvs pain slmsst II viii eI.,n
yrry and heal the fsslss hcrsdbls short
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS
HeLEAHr CELEBRATED LINlhIENT 10 ths oal, a. :.
ana fsiaels rsmsty for the Of SPAWN, RauIboDs
Wnsaai. slIinu, Unnatural Lsnps Modes s.silnr "a
assr tslsa to esrs Big Head, Pelsvil, Fisttia, dd
ePrse,, Braiss ssrsehss. Craelsd as. C5sf.. s.sa.
% Celar 6a CHA, ssxss, Wsztss II /, an infsIIhis
ssmsay Apply IL a. directed aad sus IL certain IN ever,
Then fs ne Isngu vish the nan, xsrtAl... Li,n,p,,
Sssrse n = yeS, Obs.n supply q Dk McLEANT CELE-
BAArkD IMMINENT II viii yea
J. H. MCLEAN sale Prepri....
l..' Csnu Third and Pine sss., o. Lsris III.
N AIIcissit.s .ss.ssssvs S,psais'' q
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UA A lady writing from Paris, says I" re-
ceived a most important document the other day,
admitting me with party to the Emperor's stables
and 80 they went, hardly thinking 1t worth while,
but they are really one of the wonders Of Paris
The stables-or saloons as ! call them-are under
the gallery Of the Louvre, and there must be
more than one hundred horses, belonging to his
Ms jesty. Zach horse has a large stall to himself
with his name over the top, and his manger is
Constructed Of black marble. We were then
shown the State carriages, some Of which were
loeded with gliding and lined with satin then
came all the saddles, which Were very elegant:
and when we had visited the whole, we did not
wonder that such grand card OF admission wa s
necessary for the establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

The NAILs.-Disease not only withers and
emaciates the human FRAME but after its de-
parture leaves thereon a minute record of its
action, very Ineligible to the experienced and
observant eye. Few invalids are aware that
they bear about with them-in fact at their
fingers end-an accurate register of their past
suferings; but such is the case In some of the
Partisan hospitals the surgeons constsn ntly scru.
tnize narrowly the finger nails of the patients
newly admitted, for the purpose of cleaning
theretrOm more correct information as to the
past progress of their disease than could. per.
haps, otherwise have been acquired; and so ac.
curate are the conclusions thence drawn as
very often to astonish the unconscious bearer:
OF the strange record. Allowing a certain
average daily growth from the nails, it has
been found, on examining those of a person
who had, four months before, had an attack OF
typhus, that toward the center of the nails
which had at that time been their root, deem
and well defined transverse burrows remained
coinciding with that accidental interruption tc
their nutrition and growth The depth of the
depression will always be exactly proportionate
to the severity of their illness, and the breadth
to its duration; while if there had been any
subsequent relapse they would be found sue.
sessively indicated at proper intervals, like the
notches of tally-stick
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RRNoyATER

Is precisely Whist IT'S name indicates, for. while
invisOrating and siren thcning 20 the vita powers,
and at the same time reviviGes, reInstates, and
At once TssfoTss aad ~ r. rsHs * sys1l
to attacks of disease. lt is th- only PrePsTaton
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic.
and at the same time so perfectly edaPted 20 as %
and henoe will Soofie fks teeGkssf stomach, and
tone up the dgestlve organs, and thus ellay al ner
ting and at the same tirao Il is composed entirely Of
vegetables, vet combiled sc 20 produce the most
thorough tonic effect, without producing any IN
been felt 20 be desldeTat1Ip IN the medfca wntld,
fellows all attacks of disease and proceeda apd
deco ays ne system open 30 me ,nsloiows 80
following: Consumption, Indigestion, OyspepsIs,
oss of Appetite, Feintnoss, Nervous lr1ahtlIty.
Night sSeats, i.snsor, Giddiness, detention Of. az
vel es Painful obstracted, too Protgss, or TOO
These All DEFEND upon general de6ilit,. THIS pure,
healthy tonic Cordiai and Blood Renovsior Is So
no msFs Slts boG 1th rt this Is not al II he
system is weakened we are open 20 bilious at
tSs Kidneys Feuss To- ssrm Their and
We are troubled with sesidinE and IncoStine0ce Of
in the SsoF. side and between the sSoSIder.. eI-
ceediRgly liable 10 slight oolds, coughs, and n an
Sxn nNSn to ssS sS s
not allow us 20 enumerate the mans ills 10 which We
But VIEW we vii # say in tSis coTdis and Blood ksnoTs
tor yon have perfect safe pl tsssut and efectusl
remesy for loss of Appetite. bIlousness. Flatu-
lence, weak and sick StoNaoh. Langour Liver
Complaint, Chills and Fever. any B llous attack
Cottyeness, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, PalpItatOn Of the Heart, Depression
ofSpirts, Sores. Plmples on the Fsee, or any dls-
ease arising from impure blood, sueh "a Sorofula,
ErySPeIss, BronohItfs, Cough difiOsltJ Of Bresth
ing, and all that class Of diseases oa ed female
weakness, and enumerated above We val also
say the traveller exposed to epIdemics, change OF
climate and water, will ind 10 q pleasant sale snd
sure reredy, and no one should ever travel WITH
ont Resdsr, try il, for assure you Jou VI
hnd In it friend lnds ed, vel TREND IA nec0
All parsons OF sedeLtsry h6hits VII hhd u PEI
feet preventive OF. well as cure foI t1oSe All
ments which they are particularly ex Posco heacs
ministers, students, sttorneyt htersrs gen 'mtn'
and ladies who are not socustomed 20 much cut
keep q bottle rstsntly hard. and above -
mothers. or tnose beoomlng such. Will 90 tron&a
that most dangerous period not only vita = thsu
accustomed srength, but safe and Tree frVh tne
thousand siltusnts preysfeut among the letilais
portion Of TIVE world. In short 10 Indeed mothst
cordial. Tn It Old and young; no 10 seT Ial l.e
risk Of de ~; n Will relieve and prove it el ~ Ye
ically h<ttoratice COvdtaI asd Blood hssSc%sST.
o. J. WOOp,. Proprl Tor, 4ta 80 49, ~
sold By 81 good DrusEis PriCe cHr DeS r-t
PROF. WOODS %
RESTORATTVE COR DIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR
SID ia s.i, city ;, c, sToTI,s7s Ps sv"O'-,
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READER,
| Il ERUSE The following statement and then jud ge
| of its facts for Yourself


Il ERUSE The following statement and then Judge
of its facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. Y, a well
known Citizen there, had suffered from Dy yspepsia
for some years, without permanent relief until he
tried AYERS FILLS, which taken according to
the directions for this complaint. restored him to
health In few weeks. After an interval of some
month be has had no return of his comp aDt.
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had an
eruption on his neck. shoulders, back and leg
which covered about third of his body. 1t kept
the parts affected covered with a scab, and being
often raw sore, was of course very troubles some
and DISTRESSING. IL go much impaired his health as
10 unit him tor business and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid failed him until he took
hfER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT ~ARSA-
PARlLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
soms soers from the liberation, but otherwI,e
John I'll. SHOOK, Esq an eminent Ia wyer of
Richmond, Va. took a cold which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in on the left side with a
bad cough, which WAS soon followed by the unlnls-
taksGls symptoms Of consumption. Whsa reduced
RY PICTORIAL, which soon stopped the cough
and completely CURED him.
Prepared by DR.. J. G.. AVER & CO., Lowell
Mdss f3 colin
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WASHED AWAY A quarter Of mile Of the
railroad track on the Richmond and Ffedericks.
burg Railroad, between Accokeck and the AQUA
Landing, has been washed away.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. CHAS. r. BOTELER,
IL GURG E0N NE Mtg

II SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanently in Washing
Ton, oHers his professional seiv vices to oItl-
zens ana soIourneIs, In all the varlousSp$ES
Dranches OF MS profession, upon the most ~@44o
recently improved system of Dentistry.
Dr. b., having studied with one of the most en-
inent and experienced Dentists Of Washington
and als1 with the Dental College of Baltimore
from nom he has received his diploma, feels con
hdent that his operations will prove emlneny sat-
Isf,c DRY to those who will test his professional
Office No. 336 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th
sts:, over stevens's Lace store open from q m.
70 p. m ap l-eo2m
nRS. LOCKWOOD & DARRELL, PRE-
~ pared to insert TEETHon VULCAN-~
LIE BASE, new and improved mode Sr&eS
When made on this plan they oom SilIO
lortaoIe 70 wear and much cheaper than any other
hIso Ieeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Dental
Operations of any kind that nrap be desired of
fCe Dom No 5, in the W Washington BuildIng. cor
ner Pa av, and Seventh st. ia 10 Ans
NJ TEETH.
lyls LOOMIS, nj. d., the inventor and patsptse
OF ths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-e
tends personally at his Office in this city ~
Many persons can wear these teeth who>4lIp
oannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may deslTe
but to those who particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect Genture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this clty-No. 33s Pa avenue, betyeep
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 905 Arch street, Phadsi
phIa. 90 w tf
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TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CLERGY.


A meeting of the clergy of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, of this city, was held OF
Saturday afternoon, when the condition of the
country was considered 1t was determined
ts hold religious services every afternoon du
ring the present week at St. Pau1s Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

lust RECEIVED, a lot more of the celebrated
TEN CENT TlE,; aiso, very large lot of
SPRlNG CLOTHING. FURNISHING GODDS,
TRENkS, HATS and CAPS, at the Peoples
Clothing Store, No 460 Seventh St., pposIts Post
once. between and SITS. an Slim
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CAPS, al ths Peoples Clothing store
NO. 400 Seventh ST., opposite Pos t Ofice, near f
sreet- ap Slim
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l.. A. BEALL e. CO.
l. AXE Pleasure in informing their customers
and strangers that they have removed to No ;S6I
Seventh street, between and X, just above X. u
Halls; We have just received a new supply of
GL0THING, ISHING GOODS.
TRUNKS HATS and CAPS, which we offer 10
sel az very ow prices. Call and see before buy
ing elsewhere. as we know that we can sell Won
goods at less than any other gtore in the city.
L. A. BEALL & CO, Clothiers,
mar 14-lm No. 361 Seventh ST bet I Ard X
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MEDICINES.

II DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A L L NJ ORE
LOCK SPITAL,
Has discorered ths most Certain, SPEEDY aad only
EGeetEdI Remedy IN ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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CLOTHING, &c.
1S0 SEVENTH STREET. A,

46O AVhNia slNkhr' AGO
ALWAYS AHEAD.
have inst received a nice stock of SPRING
Gh0THlNG. r. NISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS, to which invite the
attention Of ell In want of such articles. NV motto
ls quick sixpence is better than a slow shll-
come and look at our goods and prices end If Won
want moe shirt and pretty Tie, No: 46O Sew
large stock of SPRING HATS, which I am sell,
, ing at 25 per cent. below their actual value For
large lot of TRUNKS, VALiSES' CARPGT CARPGI
BAGS, varying in prices from s / So to s8 If you
want good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
buy them as low as at the Peoples Clothing Store.
NO. 400 Eleventh. st., opposite Post Offioe
Fl. SMITH, Clothier
mar H-lm No 46O Seventh St, hot r. aud f.
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6LNDONS e " tNI of IHk
ThE MANY THoUsANDs cured this tustitutiou within
t last seventeen years, and III.
cal operations Perscrasd by DR. JOhnstOn Isssed BY Ia
reporters a. the papers and other sTsGs
aes h Standing gentleman Of ehart tier and
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I A CARD.
l. WOULD Respectfully call the attention Of the
cltlZen and stranger to our new lot of Mems and
Eoys, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS and CAPS. | oan safely say that 4 am nOw
prepared To sell goods on hotter terms than cTer
Don't forget to oaIi and look At our new goods
J. II. SMITH, Cloth!sr,
sp slim No. 400 Ssventh IT near f.
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n II -The undersigned bess to inform tire
~. ID. public that he has on hand q largo stack
Of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEADS fONES,
90, a. Baltmore and Philadelphia prices. Also, q
new style OF Drawings be seen at the yard and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table Tops DO
Kept on hand. Brown Stone and Granite work
promptly attended to. VIM. BRADLEY,
ma l8-eoSm Pa. ay., bet 18th and 10Th sra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-12
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t.ueh g'aeen oeer aus Der Qeben entfprinoen.
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lsines sr0Fer grtrts,n in ben meilftt europdiibra Stooisn
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ger csllnnml, welbe aus unlsrm @aterlanbe in 6ielem ponS,
galitul pno. Da eafieIbe unter tbnen ercsvn 8eifoG AZ
!9nutn 10 e4tt Id &c DEM amerifaniIden 9ubtifHm an, inSpr,
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