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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07
Continental Life Insurance Company
 OF HARTFORD, CONN. CAPITAL-$15O.OOO.

fKvH1s Company is intended to combine all IL he advantages to be derived from the experience of Life Insurance Companies both in this Country and in Europe.
 Being controlled by Directors pecuniarily in. terested sn its welfare, with an abundant cap ital and economy in it's management, it is en. abied to offer security to the insured surpassed by no other Company
 It is liberal and accommodating to its pat rons, careful in the selection of its risks, and will guard it's funds as a sacred trust for the benefit of the widow and orphan.
 Dveaors-John 8. Rice, Ezra Hall, Allyn s. Stillman. Sam'l E Fillmore, W. H. D. Callen- der, Lucius J. Hendee Horace Cornwall. H. K W. Welch, Abner Church, Wm H Post.
 President-JOHN s. RICE. t-
 Secraavy-SAM'I- L. E. EIMoRE.
 Ezanining Physieian-P. M. Hastings, M. D.
 July 20. 1865. l 11y
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MARRIED.

''' In this town, on Thursday. August 10th, by Rev sH. +, Ysill, Mr, eAnsel E. Wheeler to
 In this village Aug. 10th, by the Rev W. S. Perry, Mir. Geo. H. King, of Litchfeld, and Miss Alice NJ. Crandall. daughter of R. c. Crandall Esq, of this town. T ,,..g.,,tf ,,g3
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DIED.

l. ' In this town, Aug. 10th, Mir. Charles A. Dud- ley, aged 5s.' .''''-' ,-'' ''.',' .....+ .... ,s1n this town, Aug ls,; Doet. Charles Martin Kiboprn. aged 90 a. ,, '',, .,ii.,,. i.' .a3. so. 8 He had just completed his studies prepara- tory to his profession, and was q young man of much promise. '@sl'' '' ''''
 tg :, In this town, Aug. IA, Col Edwin Wadhams. aged 70. ....-.4, 7e. ,.,.,.,,
 aged 62. aii'h4 is't '''4RlH,t ''. -, ',..'.'
 At North Cornwall, ni, e., Aug, 18th, of ehol- 'era infantum, after severe, illness of F days.
 Mary Louise, daughter of Htbert R and Laura E. Pratt, aged . months aad 13 days. ''"- @', ,,s slnttis tovn, Aug 18th, lt5th,' suddenly, John yafter, ageu pos ii . tuI Lita. 1tilas taE ai.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07
DOWN THEY GO!

DOWN THEY GO! WE'LL LEFT THEM 60
 TEE ' GLORIOUS FOURTH" Has come and gone; Still we have few nics
 Summer Dress Goods that were bought expressly for that occasion th:.t remain unsold. Hence e,say Put Down the Price and lei
 them slide Fret Pretty Dress Goods a at l2s cents per yard Extra fine |" " 8S and s7A cts. All our 7e and s8 ct. goods marked at only
 50 ctS.
 The Cost will not govern the price. We only know that we have the Goods anc want to get them out of our sight.
 LOW PRICES WILL DO TIT Splendid Alpaccas only 50 and 622 cents old Price $100. Great bargains in
 WHITE GOODS. SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, Sc. ..
 Heavy Cotton Hose 25 cents. Mems Heavy l Hose 20. 25, 30 and 35 cents. Cool Gloves 15, 26. 80 and 35 cents. Sun Umbrellas and Farasols at great reduction. BUTTON BUTTON II BUTTON Who has Got the Button Why Turner of Course, he always has the best assortment and sells the lowest of any one. Never go any where except to Turner's for But tons and trimmings. it is headquarters for all kinds of those goods, Linen Handkerchiefs, Plain and Hem'd for Ladies' and Gents. Black Lact Veils from 26 cts. to $6 each. Bleached and Brown Cotton,
 Ticks. Stripes Checks and Denims, Cassemers and Cottonades
 for Men and Boys wear. And we have not forgotten the Ladies' Cloaks and Sacks in the general breakdown of Prices. but have hit them an EXTRA BLOW so as to sell the last one. Come and see us, it will pay you. Respt. Waterbury. July 8, '66. E. T. TURNER
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7 .aa 3ooo ARDS '' :, sse, . \ Is... ts. HRw AND ..i fs. ,&-.,.44
lDesirab1o R1.dnfaa,

INV E have the 'sinside track in this arl l.
 n fe h,, 9' na;s J as uasny aaS variety standing the great advance of last week, we can sell them Ut low figures the prices of which we will give over the counter. A word to the wise, Sc. HART, BROS. %.
 May 2, 1865. SH
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 MIsCELLANEOus ITEMS.

f saft rgIsf fs4 f. a x c.h h..o,4"e B, Mo Clellan is said to be a candidate for the pos, ,ition of engineer of Wea
 tern railroad with sal~e ~erS of $loooo,a year. 1 A.delicats young lady dseas recently lat Quebec, from the shock of sseide asman sa Ell a duck. 5w sg ,aiss.ii .t,,ati ia s| - Gen. Butler has, written, and will soon prin. pamphlet defending himself from N the d a.taosease eGabAiF 4saseR61'E US-t. q II, is the fashion at Saratoga for ladies to paint their lower syelids dsrk eolor' s',a.s 10 look sickly and interesting. t a,s,, a,s, - The last man of the Army of the Tsnnes- see was mustered out of the United States ser, vice at Louisyinss Ky.. seven minutes before 12 o'clock, August lst, ls65.die AalaM ,a'iafs'9 While pulling tddixS sdAs ssa'nsad ,aish moud, a negro woman was caught nndersfaal- ing wall and buried to5 5ths depth of five feet in solid bricks without hurting Ains They tell on her head atlaa s qoa2la . - The British, consul ct AbyssipiasHas at last accounts led like wild beast; with an iron collar around his neck and good prospect of of having his hsaai cut Il SOd: rke iEHperot fslls England to come and take him if She wants him ,lss}iS tesW ,a@ tpS teetls7'i'
 aoss9 EIgMflfiI
 It is stated that the number of pardops so far granted by the Prasident. will not exceed five hundred,S Many .applleaiods Iaya ihpw) ever, been favorably acted vspon ,Ay sthe Attor. ney-tieneral. but they await tAe final action oi ne rfeslaenp'.. p FREEMAN A NAhIIAa MN V The secessenists ot:I Washington nre,aai circulating q subacriptioniliat for tho lbels
 Mrs. Jeff Daviso who is reported to be il
 ] circumstances AppiicAts66 was mad,
 avis to q aisit her ihasbana Ut Fortsss
 but the request tRdslnot granted.
 e Boston Adssrsisss tsaysl: q eorrsa
 whe ought to know denies the stOs!
 ace Greeley has ceased to have con
 le rtibane. ana says sMr Creole
 niy the sditor.ih.chi9f still, but hs doe
 less than two columns for every issa
 Gpless he happens to be ont of tow
 st Asaeling of lths stockholders of th
 ais ,spiafs Jos N whose hte.ssbss aayeaes4e ha
 rn opposed, ,ves raised from $6, OO
 r annum. in spite of bis protests
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A GENTLEdANsc cpredss of Nervous Debility, "A IPrsmat3ra Decay, and the effects of youth iul iadiscretion. viltba happy to furnish others with the means of cure, (FRER or CHARaE.)
 This remedy is simple,s safe, and certain. For fuu particulars. by return mail, plesae ad- dressl -lIlI9s2 tls9JOHNtB. OGDEN 'F.a' " Glsma iiriGoa no h60 Nassau St. N! Y.sJ
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I)robate Notices.

InIsTRIcI of Litchheld. sa Probate Court.
 -AD Aug. F, 1865. s The Conrt of Probate for the District of Litch-
 held hath limited and all owed six months from
 thls date for the c editors of the Estate of Dud-
 ley Hostord! late of Litchfeld deceased, repre-
 sented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
 claims against said estate and hath appointed
 Messrs. William Coa and Daniel Stoddard, Commissioners to receive and examine said ! claims. 4 .sas
 1 el5E Celtitied from Record,
 lSSw CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. 1 The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of William F. Kilborne on l the 3d day of September l865, and the 18th day of February 1866, at one O. clock P. M on each ot said days for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment
 DaafE1 E1s sloDDARp oDf Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to rake immediate payment to -,.. ..s w. P. KILBORNE, Executor. A T Court of Probate holden at Litchfield, "A within and for the District of Litchfield, on the I'd day of August, D 1865. a, Present, Charles Adams, Esq, Judge On motion of John M. Waslhams, Executor on the Estate of Isaac Wadhams. late of Gosh en, within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the taid Executor and directs that public notice be given. of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post Tn said town o Goshen y-s nearest the place where the deceased last dlweit, @ Certified from Record
 l1 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07

A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ! . INTERESTING TO AGENTS, FARMERS,
 D'S ia4 AND LADIES. ai '.'a'S WI E are making single machine which
 w combines the best and cheapest porta- ble Wine and Cider Press the dryest Clothes Wringei, and the most powerful Lifting Jack in the world. It is the only press adapted to making Apple Champaign, which is now re- garded as one of the most important discoveries of the age good agent wanted in every county, to whom we will hold out such induce ments as to insure 5000 before Christmas. The first one making application from any county shall have the exclusive agency. For particulars, terms, etc, by Circular,
 Address aa5i HALL, REED CO, '." [ i18 1wo tf- e.f No. 55 Liberty St.. N. Y.
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Medical Institution
 OF tE.s.sE Y ALE COLLEGE.

YNhE Course of Lectures for l865-6. begins II THURSDAY, Sept l4th, and continues four months. = WoRTH1HaToN HOOKER, M. D., Prof. of Theo- ry and Practice
 BENJAMIN STILLNAN, M, D., Prof of Chemis. try. % E H" STEPHEN G. HUBBARD, M. D, Prof. of Obstet- rics.
 CHAs. A. L1NDsLEY, M. D., Prof of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. FRANCIS BACON, M. D., Prof of Surgery. LEONARD J. SANFORD. M D., Prot of Anato- my and Physiology MosEs c. WHITE, M D., Instructor in Micro. scopy.
 W. LOCKWOOD BRADLEY, M. D., Demonstra- tor, and Curator of the Museum The Professor of Obstetrics will give special lectures on Diseases of women and Childrer. CLINICS. Medical and Surgical Clinics are held regularly every Wednesday at the College. ExPENsEs-The fees for the Lectures, which are required in advance, are $l2.5O for each course. except that on Obstetrics which is $6 !; Matriculation, S5; Demonstrators Ticket, s6 i; Total SIS 50. Graduation Fee $l6. CHAS. A. LINDSLEY, MD.
 l7 sept. 15 Dean of the Faculty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07

WI B have found it {! A brand of Flour di-
 w rect from the Mills. taking quality and price into consideration. that n't be beaten , lis good enough for an epicure and Cheap enough for the Million Try it.
 If @# HART BROS. & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07

COOPER'S MAGNETIC BALM. Supply received at North St. Drug Store. - Country dealers supplied at reasonable prices. ait-E
 Good quality CLARET selling at Ez.. VESSELS & BUEL'S
 IS North Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-07
Whiskers :: !:Wh:skers! !!

uNo you want Whiskers oy Mnstachesf Our Grecian Comp0und will force them to erow on the saaoothest faeesor chin, or haiT on bald haads, in Six Weeks. Price $I %. q Sent by mail Anywhere, cldssly sealed. on receipt of price, .s'ss ,a1s. ,s n,sa, ..ia,,,.'' ,o :
 ssyidSEa dkE BsD6kiyn, New York
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Neoi1trirunasz Noti;

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s,,uds Ser Sett. 9 Der Mite bstt. et WeslFrttGrS r : MN
's''~'S''" ' NRorul5nb am "a NParI 1865.
Den watIts1e4ttstsn pr u aS rtrD sts e. isg M St u sest'
zen e"S s .s ScmerS{tRr. iseen DttuaG5 nns WftttDSn
srp s. Sssemr bts 20. @eprember in ben StsH- en- Sa ~'Or-
aens 9 bs asenSs 5 ubr baltea wsreen. -, hr
S'% %;s n, oiarntpren ppuen bic DapIeneen her aDaro rra Der
gDf6t ofeft Der ir~utsetttsen &estfrtrune hOftdst osnegt.u'
ftssa. Die &settrttung rirO naSnrf3 b .ss an 70, tn'f iSatern
~perptntert bic Sei6leuntSung pes %sl9a.1s . or" ,P !" re-.
0~tprtrtn, xnorS
Spbn 9. b1rbpdhS
@. !. Np@e /.
fssjrI- ResifrotUren Ter 7. 0ars.
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I'm knb mad Wfontse.1
nag SebetIiuS Hnb BIfersBurs
Fpu abs.beH, Uie fotst: ~M
goIase iaslb (Scnntass ouA .na .uNA
SEPrst5a9 tdgliG NbenoS 400 IA
De'oe SuSe oerbinben fb om SbiD
aeA welthp. np'opeitli6 uno iibmsfti,ha
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u@ oerlaBf oteier Bug Sarpers fserrb nm, g ivy 49, DeEs
Hno Sreoertd nm z nbr. tGgliG fqusoepom r,o~ = ueot9enS
OT 5ns MAD @aicctts Oiils oe6t sra 0SSup p!s
wtorSens UNI 6 20 unD 8. 20, unb Moohm y % oaitniore
anO Don @uicotts DiilS Dipraeus 740 MR. 2 = uao 4'oo
Natnt. 2.40 UNI $40. ~ u 11'oo, unO
yla3 @afbir9ton.
ao9aH9 Don Baltimore nod Wos6iro+on
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Spmnlo9s Wtor9ens 4.30 u. $50, godnr. 2 20 g 'o0
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Sens o'Io'o'l> II. Ills unb 9fatm. a. 90. @nr 80. -
Ia9 re 3us Don Baltimore unp Der 2te unn Ats
~e!puhSton pa ten an alien @tatipaer. o@S w"
ger { Hno $50 Utorsens5ug unO 3 20 uuS g ,,s.
MaWm'ttIss5uS bon Baltimore unb Der e. = nws "gF
V~for9en3u9 unb 8 unr A.30 go6mitto1a.yn 80 ~ 20
9aoA oefotnoen f@ Ait benz IunopolisHgno ~'"iP7
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9. ID. Gcle, @en.=asent. '!"'tapeF;
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Mrn auaefommene gsaaren.

Nrn augetOmmene yyaarcn.
gRit teu 6dtFe n&nna" empfnB iSetea:
80 5ae arpbe neue brsite 81 len,
% - mitteI DO
SO y neue srpss 3retf&en,
IT 9afeIbirner,
IS @rlnftrn,
% 5iIfe
1000 Reg8 nsIe ppl. Sarinee
$50 Neindugen,
$50 Rr1utexz An6p5ts.
Stiae gDdaren fSnnen bonn Bprb bes Sdtftes btu'st fuF
WY 6. %. NpebeI,
(ipI17-, So. 379 81. Saittmprefr.
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16. Mnrh.

Den @ablberF6tisten Der 16. gDdri ttene Hermit sur
9a&ridt. bas rte 8es fitrunss Beamttn in SO. SIS SIP
y, %, % unb 80 AuSut unO {. 6, -, Il, 19 uno 20. Sept.
tn ben Slunben Bon 9 utr Wlp gems bic 5 lltr Ntenbf. Sn
neteretnhtmnuns ees SeiaiuhtS Der General : AFenbly
Spn WiargIanA. %. 6. gf1px
Benf 9 Brutk
S SbDpaere,
(2ofuI-1 Neditr4tcren Der I6. Norb.
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H.. @arb.

&Rtn % 'tlbere6tieten ter IL. Marb iet hermit ,ut
Hsnntntb stbra4t, tas BITE Reetfitrurss geahten In Np S55
Eighth an ben fOieenben Gassn fsen rerhtn: {. 9, is, 16
~ 70 70 un6 80 Auena unb S 6, IL, l3, 10 uut 40. cent.
IN en Stnrbsn ben 9 ubr NiOreeus bis 5 lbr Absubs. Sn
@larpIanb,
0 sis g. z. EGbIpr, rae
ff ans q tt @tGSM Dennis,
80 nj $ pearfpn,
UAlZ7O @A .+. Nseifr. Der II. gDArb.
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S. Maro.

Den gBaslsers6ttsten tieIer g6arh girh bttrnatt Sstannt
eemadt, fas bic MsetfrGt,re rem an Gde NtanuNent nno Scr-
rpenfr. (Rrptr's) ar %foteenren 3asea IN Stsune eva pEp -
Ssn: 8. 9, Is, 10, % %, 90 unb 80 y, gut nm ., O. II, 10
10 uub 20 Septernoer, tn fea Stunben ocn y uer WtpreenS
BIS S Ibr Abfups. SIN @fmabhett beS StiGI"aeS 'r Se'
neral aEetnblS pen NarsIan0.. .s a
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f2eiu-1 :.TeSttr. Der 8. S9arS.
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NOrOli6e GentrQl
Giien0abu.

pom mersSobrptan.
an nab zaG @ountao. ben %. 81 7oeg
3l9e nDronGrtS.
past0H accommodation Sfo. ! ...........7.2 90 gsorr,
so~SSs
puI.1Oury "ee0n'oDal'on. 2.5UN adm.
earttoN accommodation gto. 3.... a 90 T"'
Bittsburs une @rie @rpres3us. q O0
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3t9e ibpdrts.
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pdrrlSeura accommodation. ....f2 % m,
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pe@ieIn. T '9"' DIE cars tH
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Uer o.o0 ~SepreB5Hs sebt tigliN, arsaercunpr eor,s-
IeSS' aap harrisburg, Pittsburg unb Gyip SN""-
Oer iV.OO AoenOS @~rpres3uo, 5ountoaa ron s.m..
Our9' Vtftssurg unb benz Bst.n ulr. fpnrmt 800 -"
axeSeuOutmen Montass. 'N '"9"~ an
Dsr 500 aDenOS Gspres3us ss5t tasta, onsoeuOu,.
Osr $of5us se6t tGgli&, auSaencurisu e,nr+o,,
Or Qarr'SourS accouioOatiDBne 9e6t tSoli3. sonntocs
Gus9enOulmen' Die POf> nub @rpresiIae koIten ,noiSdSr
oaItlmcre uno Parftcn nidt an. e17""
pop UNI @rpreBaitge ftebeu in gerbiubuuo NIT ser
Peu"'paOauIa @~sprralz@ttenbabn IN Sarrisburo fir Bits.
0"'S' Sis'slono, SolIuibus, Cincinnati, 3noiananclis.
~ Noup"s. Sg~aSo nno allen gIaBen bes grcfeq Nez
PeaS' nno IN Slu1!ra nit Der yier Oorf grie sisenbobr
mad allen Bldsen i'm nSrbli6eu, mittIern nm mpfIiSsn
Rem Dorf. 50" Wv "'r'FPe"
''"V"s "R0lHHTF m'Fo an @~dlbertfr. Depot ertteilt.
j. VI. Oubarrbt -r-
Gen. GuFerinsenbert.
@en. Sra6t= Il. 8aifoater .Moeut. Cbp,2A-l
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4. Maro.

musu waSlbers9 tss'en Der gDGrS ist 9tetradt ,nF KeGm s.
ats ssbra&I, sa6 St &estarats.ea an :, w e3s aTs f istn s.pSsn n
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5. gSarp.
auen @a6Iberedttsten Der 5 ISroi Jet e'etmn Sggiti n Saa,
s nsSss sSr5Se sS SsIGa S. Is u. ersttrtr. an fSIsfa = a aSs
oSr aken per6sn s. 9. is, l6, " 23, " un0 ov %us = Q
e IL 10. 10 unb 20. Septsmbsr tn BEN S'anr,H ~ s,S
i1br sRoroens bis 5 ubr Ateuts. Sn MseeretHE'in'Hu" ~
8sI6luTtS Der @ensral.&HembiS Sn StaFgaanOi
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,,oc @eataratcren Der 5 Darn
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e.. Waro.

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: TSr Bis a,enb. 5 uFr. ;Sn letsss.n,'ns"na ''
faIpE.s Der General Ai-nbip pOn ytars.anG'
80 m s. Dateef,
80 m $ peGrceL
,oo,,- R. sitr loren Der 8. @are.
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E9. 0aro.s

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nts oebro6t, es be Nes,frtrsnsS-S mten ibre SsuHs,ln
in tbrer Sffce unter Der Rehabite San, Gasstttttr.. az I'll.
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20 Nm1uR unb s, 8, IL 13, 10 urS 20 Sertembsr Spn y apr
Ntci gems BITS 8 ubr MbeneS SemGB ceS Sel@l"uf0 VT Vt'
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81 MtWell,.
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9 8 N1Ils.
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10. Warb.

Auen Stsnmbere@tisten bttier gD1rb tur WohtiGt. bus
Ne @eetti at0ten tn Ter 5oue ubet 5rntnfr. Marft an fol
1iDe 1dgn Tn Stsune fetn merben: 8, o, 15, liz. % %
70 uns 80 Ausna nnO s. q. u. ia, 10 un6 30 seq emb,r tn
ten etanoen Spae nbr WlUrgtns bt s ubr Mb MS 81
1tberstuhimmxns les HE@lndes her General ffsmrIs r -
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OerG6erungsan6pi0en..
WOMtaQue NrO6.

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Seuer=8 eriherungs .Aeenten,
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NSentsn fur Bite ~foissassu seHer-8eraessauss SsmYas-
WtstrUpDIttan Saiuraxce 60 yter DStt,
@runbtaptaI nas Dina. $1,7sS eco
-, Sransissitul aas O1Hs. 1,ss,oOO
@runStayital sss,eee
NefO!nts Sire Suiuranss g.,
1runetapttat 30e,Ooe
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