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Ohio Game Iaw

The following are the provisions of tho
Ohio game law. In Sec l it is eua oted:
THAT it shall be unlawful for any person
al any time to catch, kill or injure, or to
pursue with such intent, on the premises OF
another, or on the public highways, streets,
alleys, or public common, any sparrow, rob-
in, bIue.bird, martin, thrush, mockiug.bird
swallow, orioIe, red bird, cat bid, chewing
or ground robin, king bird, pewee or phe5e.
wren, cuckoo, indigo bird, nut. batch creep er
yellow. hammor or flicker, warbler or finch.
or in any place catch, Kill or injure. or pur.
sue with such intent any quail or Virginia
partridge, ruffed grouse or pheasant, pima.
ted grouse or prairie chicken, or any wild
turkey, between the l4th day of February
and the lst day of October, inclusive; and il
shall be unlawful for any person at apy
time after tho lst day of November, to catch
kill, or injure, or pursue, with such intent,
any dove. wild rabbit or hare, except on the
premises of the person so killing, injuring
or pursuing. Provided that it shall DO un
lawful to catch, or to attempt to catch, with
a net or nets, any quail or Virginia part.
ridge, at any time after the passage of this
act
"SEc. g. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person at any time between the lat day OF
October and the lst day of March, to cate b.
kill, iDjure or destroy, or pursue with such
intent, any meadow-lark or kiIl.deer; or a,
any time between the LIST day of February
and the 4th day of July, to catch, kill or in
Juro, or pursue with such intent. any wood
cock; or any time between the 18th day OF
April and lst day of September, to catch
iDjure, or pursue, with such intent, any wild
goose, wild duck, teal, or other wild duck;
or to purchase, have in his possession, or
expose to sale any of the birds or game
mentioned in this act, so caught, or kill
ed. during the season when the catching,
killing. iujuring, or destroying the same is
hereby nrnhihitad
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MouLroN's SPRING BED.--This Bed is
one of tho useful and valuable "new
things under the sum-" as we think any
person may be convinced by giving it an
examination. 1t is perfectly easy, free
from noise. strong and durable. requires
no cleaning, has no refuge for vermin. can
not get out Of order, and is warranted to
please in every respect. The Bottom can
be fitted to any bedstead. The Stats are
attached 10 the bedstead at either END by
straps ofrubber. prepared bya chemical
process for this service, and clamps OF
iron and copper. This arrangement gives
the Stats semi rotary motion as person
rolls upon them, and thus secures the
perfection of comfort, which is the highest
praise OF this bed. One may be seen at
the Chardon House, and we are glad 10
learn that arrangements are being made
to introduce supply for this County.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Liberty Is one Of the dearest blessings which
our ioreinthers have handed down to u.s. II was
purchased by the blood OF many a valiant revou.
tionorv hero has been guarded by Washington.
Jefferson, a Clay andu Webster But deare
still to the hearts OF the people is that world re-.
nowned remedy, known as Goes Cough Balsam.
II cures like magic ;he most violent attacks of
Group, and is indispensable in every family Of
children. Colds, sudden coughs. sore throa L,
hoorseness, and inhamed lungs, are Instantly and
surely cured by It's timely use. No cough mix Z.
ture has ever been known tina, equals IL, which
accounts for its great popularity with all classes
The young and old the rich and poor--obys.
icians, druggists-and oil who have ever tested
II speak IN the highest terms Of its merits We
say to our readers-buy it and ,ryit It costs but
40 cents the bottle, contains twice as much rnedi.
cine os you can obtain in any other way at the
same cost, and all our drug stores keep it.
50Sw4
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BROTHER CoNyERsE:--The grass grows on
the U. 8. Hospital. visited there yester.
day, and to-day met Wesley Bartlett, OF
your place, likely and handsome. who bad
lust arrived from New Haven, Conn.,
"Home again" Bartlett is discharged by
90 order from the War Department, and,
when bis friends see him, they should give
him honor for the wounds be received
while defending the country in the line of
bis duty. Your old Jour.
W. T. MCDOWELL,
l24th 0. V. I.
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A Card.

EDITOR OF DEMocRAT.-In reply TO many let.
ters and inquiries from people in this section of
the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns ot your pnper tha I
our renowned preparation known as GOES DYS.
PEPSlA CURE, is q certain cure for Dyspepsia
in It's worst stages Many cures OF long standing
within our own Acquaintance, have been com.
pletey. and we believe, perma nently cured. II
will stop distress after eating almost instantn.
neously, and enables the dyspeptic who has lived
for years upon Graham bread aud the plainest di.
ct. to eat as heartily as he plea ses and ANYTHING
he chooses, without danger of distress, or sourns
or rising on the stomach Ii is an ihtallible cor.
rector OF indigestion and constipation, creates a
a'thy appetite, stops sick headache, hea tburn,
sickness at the stomach, pains, cramps, or collie,
IN either stomach or bowels. and sweetens Of.
lenslve breath, as soon as taken, and by enabling
tne patient 10 take plenty OF hearty fooo, which
is the parent OF health, produces vigor, strength
and energy. In every trial we have known it has
speedily eradicatcd Dyspepsia with all its attend.
ant suffer lngs, weaknesses, debility and loss Of
power giving instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, and as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
uhcates IL our circu lars, almanacs, and in many
OF the leading journals, ON convalescent patients
VIII confirm. completely, permanently and almost
miracu!ously 'cIre the worst cases Of dyspepsia
IN existence We warrant it in every instance
II can be obtained at all the Drugstores In the
Uni,ed States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle, or
bottles for S..
c. G. CLARK u CO.,
... Proprietors,
7s4yl New Haven, Conn.
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The Crops.

Encouraging reports reach US from all
portions of the country. In the West the
wheat crop will be much more than an
average yield. and the prospects for corn
are highly favorable. Oats and rye prom
ise we'll, but barley may be of small yield.
There has been much more cotton and
sugar planted in the Mississippi valley than
we were led to suppose from early accounts.
The bay crop is enormous. Fruit is abun-
dant and of excellent quality, and altogether
the promises of the coming harvest are
most satisfactory. a.
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~We have to thank 8. Brainard 4

~We have to thank s. Brainard &
Co.. 2O3 Superior ST.. Cleveland, for scv-
eral pieces Of new and beautiful music just
published by them. Among them is a
song and chorus, "Our Boys Are Coming
Home" written by w. G., music by R.
E. Henninges, and dedicated TO Hon.
John Brougb, Gov. Of Ohio. Also a
charming piece. "Bright Things Can
Never Die" composed by E. J. Rim
bauli.
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arMr. D. Mcintosh; Agent for the Champion
Washing Machine, has been herefor few ys.
From the numerous testimonials that have been
given by the eli lzens of this place, of the merits
Of this Machine, in respect to durability, cheap
ness, and ease with which washing is done
the saving Of soap. the doing away with boiling,
the preventing Of wives scolding and childrens
fretting, ,-desiderata that should be secured by
every one of family-we should judge that this
10 the best machine yet invented.
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STARR, FOOTE & co.

We see frequent mention made Of the "MER.
CHANTS" and il is always spoken of as n
Company which, after being satisfied that n loss
is fair and square, pays at once, without useless
red tape. In this County the MERCHANTS is
the popular Company lis losses here as at 10
ledo, Elyria, Lima, Wellington and other places,
hnve been fairly and honestly adjusted, and also
promptly paid. Our Farmers and business men
prefer the honest, frank, fair policies o the MER
CHANTS, and they look to them as guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
Of the MERCHANTS', as returned to our Coun.
ty Auditor for taxation, are largely in excess of
those of any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund is
greater in proportion to Capital, than that OF any
other Hartford Company.
Mr.. J. S. REED, the State Agent, has been
doing business in this place, as Merchant and
Banker for over Twenty five years. Parties de-.
string Insurance, then, can find in the MER.
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart.
ford are liable guarantee ng ainst loss by fire, and
if they will consider character ns shown by its
prompt payments, responsibility as shown by it's
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount.
ing at this time to about one hundred per cent
upon Capital; convenience in the settlement of
losses, in having them adjusted and paid by an
old citizen OF known responsibility, whose con
necion with the Company as State Agent is suf.
fcienl guarantee of its respectabllity and respon
sibity. they will effect their Insurance with the
"MERCHANTS'lN INSURANCE COMPANY"
of Hartford
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NEW MUSIC. ERAL MARCH TO
IN THE MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LIN.
COLIN" the Martyr President, by Mrs. A. E..
PARKHURST, the Popular Composer. The
Home Journal says. "This Is fine composition,
solemn and impressive. 1000 COPIES ARE rs.
SUED WEEKLY. Price 80 Cents; with Wig.
nette of the President. so Cents. Mailed free.-
Publisher, HORACE WATERS, No. 4si
Broadway, N Y, Yo9w2
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Yearly Meeting at Auburn Corners

Tie Yeat!v Meeting Of the friends Of SuIrit.
ualism and Human Progress will be held at An.
burn Corners; ;Geauga Co., Saturday and Sunday
aug I2lh and 18th commencing al 10 A. NJ, S.
TO attend. Friends Of the cause are requested Ia
give this notice wide circulation,
GEO. VIM. WILSON, Cor. Sec'y,
Auburn, o., June 29th, 1864.
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOlD-BEARlNG BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth n handsome pre-.
MUM, and are exempt, as are oil he Government,
Bonds' from State, County and Municipal tara.
Hon, ~hich adds from one TO three per cent peran.
nam 10 their ualue, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi.annually by coupons attached 10 each tote
which may be cut off and sold to any bank or
banker.
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eWerCHN2lLS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN,
I From the Marion (O.) MdeDendent !

From The Marion CO., Independent1
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which mad Policies upon the 'Wel!ington Fire, '
was the MERCHANTS of Hartford. Conn, and
the way it takes care of its customers is shown
by the following:
HARTFORD, May 2.th, 1865.
J. S REED, State Agent
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and, if
found all right, pay at once.
L. T. LOBDELL, Secretary,
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Notice.

d. M. ALLEN will speak at So Newbury Sunday,
July 10th, at P. M Subject-RrFoRMERs AND RE.
FORMS. A general attendance OF the friends OF
Human Progress is requested.
GEO. WIN. WILSON, Cor. Secretary.
Auburn, Ohio, June 25th, 1865.
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The Interest at 7-7O per Cent

Notes Of oil the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series arc precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven .Thir.
ties already sold, except that the Government re.
serves to il.elf the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, instead Of 7.3 .lO,hs in
currency Subscribers will deduct the interest in
currency upto July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe
The delivery Of the notes Of this third
series of the Seven. .Thrties will commence on the
lst Of June, and will be made promptly and con
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions oi
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF
interest. The payment in gold IL made, will be
equivalent to the currency interest OF the higher
rate.
The return to specie payments, in The event OF
which only will the option TO pay interest in Gold
be availed of, would so reduce and equalize
prices that purchases made with six per cent in
gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three per cent. in currency
I.
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7s4yl

ITO THE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED and
L DESPON DENT OF BOrH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored to health in
a lew days, nfter many years OF mieery, is will.
ing to assist his suffering fellow .cren lures, by
sending (free) on the receipt of postpaid ad.
dressed envelope, a copy oi the formula Of cure
employed. Direct to
JOHN M. DAGNALT.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Box 1873 Post Office,
T99
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~We have received from the pub.
fishers Nos. l2 and ID OF Harper's mimi.
table "Pictoria1 Histary Of the Great
Rebellion"
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WELLINGTON, June ID, 1865.
ReceM o; the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn. per j. S. Rec, ,
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy of same amount on our Store and Ware
house, destroyed by fire. A Company that thus
farly and promptly meets its losses deserve gem
eral patronage.
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NOTICE.-This is to certify that my wife Luz
~ Gina has left my bed and board without any
Just cause or provocation-I therefore forbid any
person harboring or trusting her on my account,
as shall pay no debts of her contracting alter
this date. MELVIN ROYAL.
Burton, July 9Th, 1865. spsl'
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Of July Is
1865, and are payable three ears from that dat,
in currency, or are convertible at the option o
the holder into
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]. 5. 7-30 loan.
~1naum GaDpdS@s
g, $23O,OOO,OOO.

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned, the General Subscription
Agent for the sale Of United States Securities, OIL
fers to the public the third series of Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three .tenths per cent.
interest per anuurn knnwn ma tho
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The Only Loan in Market,
Now offered by the Government, and its super.
or advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $500, 900 900 Of the Loan authorized
the last Congress are now on the market This
am ount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed
will oil be subscribed for within sixty days
when the notes will undoubtedly y command pre-.
mium as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town ard sec.
tion OF the country may be afforded facilities ior
taking the lonn, the National Banks. State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub.
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence. and
who only are to be responsible for the delivery
Of the notes for which they receive ORDERS
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1865. S00w9
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
First National Bank of Painesville.
" Cleveland.
Second % a
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7 ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post. Office at Chardon, State Of Ohio,
this 18Th day of June, 1865.
ahrTo obtain any of these Letters, the appli-
cant must cal for advertised Letters q" give the
date the List and pay two cents for adver tising
9c-If uot called for within one month. thev
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Darling, Martha Morrison John w.
Fellows, Daniel leslie. o. B.
r. Warner, Lewis S. y
]. y. CONVERSE, p. M.
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Statintt iber BEN Mf,rbam tn ben Wereiniateu
&taateu. TeJ ~nt,.

Der 5Deite 8ano pes Genius 0feports fiji,
1860, berdussegeben BON &ettneop, pem SUI
perintenoenten oeS Genius Bureau, 1T qeoenz
wdrti9 erl6ienen. St beI6rdntt Fd leotolt
auf ben Aderbau uno enttdlt lebr wertbuc(le
Nus9aben. gSir 9ebeu biermit einige 9lus
aiige. 's'-
SIN Sabre 1860 umfaBten Die Surmen unc
Blanta9en unter @ultur 1863, / 1920 Nder;
lin 8elbinoung biern,it uno oa,lt qeb6ria, aber
nod uncultiuirt, fino nod PA. 1Of;8t8 Nter.
10 DaB ii6 i'm griuatbels befinpen: 4O7,-
I212,538 Nder, es tommen bjernod, ouf 2
9tder cultIoIrtes 2onp 3 9tder uncultipirteS
Qdno. -
Oas 9eiantmt 9tsgre9at pOn uncuItipirtem
@eupernementS=2a 2anb, bas nod bem 9ripotbes
iig Oifen itebt, betrd9t 1457, ,969, ,S62 older,
allo 81 Dtal mebr ais Die segenpdrtia i'm Briz
patbeiis befinbliden Mder Qanoes. ..... a.a
Stub benz Genius BON 1860 betrdat Die
Bepolterung Der Ser. Staaten circa 81 Wil=
lionen. Sup rntenoent &ennecp nimmt an,
odB bic 8ep0lterung nab oem ppn ipnl aufaez
Itellten Prosentidte i'm Sabre 1900 lid au'
100 Ulilttonen beldufen we1oe. 9lebmen mir
als rl9ti9 an, mas Die neuereu National=Oefpz
npmen Garp, Wc@uloh u. u nah reiien, DAB,
mdbreno Die 8spDltcrung lid perppppelt, bic
YroOuttlon IT'D perpierf16t 10 9ebt man lider
etner 9dnsenoen 3utunft in oieIem Qdnoe ent.
ge9en.
8emertenSwertb lit es, oab riidR6tlib ber
Selammr3abl oer gte9er, bic 4 4,434, 700 be-
trd9t, Der 8rc3entias Don 10 Sabren ii&
ebenlo perminoert bat, wie Der 8ro3entlue
Der tpeiBen 8ep0It:runs seItieaen lit nas
mentll6 5elgt ii6 bic @erminoerlns beS
BrcsentIobes auffalIeno lei ben freien 9iea
germ.
aennebp bere6net bic obnebmenoen @raOe
ee6 Prp3entiabes ber @ermebrun9 ner gteger
uOn ~ BRO ,ent i'm Sabre 1900 abwirts, 3u
II PrD5ent i'm Sabre 1860, uno su 9 NrO=
gent im Sabr 1900, 10 OaB in leb;en Sabre
bic @eiammtjabL Der Neserrace iitb ouf 9 Dill
liOnen belduft. <..s.
Sn Der Broout;ion BON @eisen nimmt SQiz
nois ben eriten Stang elm; n1h SlliuOiS fOlgt
WIaconiin. Suinpis prOpusirte 1860 20, 1892
500 Baibel; Bisconiin 15,912,626 8uibel
9Setjen; iCoann tpmmen Der NebenfOlge naa
SnOlana, Obio, Bennipponien; ber Staut
Hbooe SSlono biloet ben leBten.
Die PrOOuttion Oes WeiSen5 bat ii6 in 10
s}abren nm 20 8rc3ent, ollo um oa6 DOppelte
Der 8epolterung utrnlebrt. Gertbeilte man
ben @eiammtbetrag oes @eisens ouf Die 8ez
o0Iterung, 10 tOmmen 81 9uibel auf ieoe Per=
lOH. = gSie in Der Bel3enz BroputtiOn, 10 aua
IN Der 3Inopiebsu&t nimnlt Suiuoia ben eriten
fan9 ein. SlljnOis ienoet ieoe BOde 2OO0
Stud 3inopieb na4 Dem Dt1rtte 81 9tew@
DOrt. (Sf 9. 81
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Die spdme DOa Sort pinO,p.

General Jprrelt, melAer fir baS arGElide
Mtlhladten Inlerer Seute bel ,Sprt Ytlcm Dere
anttrprtIId titi triro al5 elm lhGner d s 8 bpber
4tann nit our1ortn9enren beQ6raltten Nuaen,
lOrgfdlttg 9epthStem Sfnure uno Rnebeltalt
nnb selenfisem AGrpertnu gel1ilbert. Ct foil
etne grpBe &Trptrfraft benBen unb iebr tbGtid
letn: Sn elmer fitrSt6 Itnttgebabten llnterrerunI
srtldrte CT rem GprteIppneenten beS rNep Srl,
Srue Delta" III SetrefT bes Blu tao8 bei Sort
pi1pw 5pgenbeS
y Als 10y IN ben Erteg Spg, nabm ib mir SUr,
6h TeGten. unter 6edten 0critebt man umaubrin-
gen JG 1e lpr i'm 3rteg 20 9ferce, unb FIR ie>
rem 9aul babe tdb etnen Wanu petSptet. gfad,
penn Sup metnes prHfOBmar 6all5 bate itb wGps
6tnc pes Hrte9S "l!',0O Mann 9eangfm 8ei
Sort ptApm lbldte ib einen 9arlamenGr ab unp
fOrperte bic SelaB ns auf, lid ami GjnoSc mme
un9nace 5u erg ben. OaS Sort mar ppu pom
Ne9ern uno 2ee'teuren aus Der liieliten Dir.
mee. Gsf als td9 naG NJ brndit1er Nufprberund
tetne Nntnert rrbieit, bies idb aum MnartiT. Sn
~ Mtnuten ip1ren metne Seute innerba 5 beS
Sprt5 unr p1S 8euer bGrte aur Die Biiraer unp
yunteeS hatten ben OSbi9ftp~ unr 8iertGIeru
Die S0een etngel6la4en! Nue waren betruu,
ten 9unoerte lttlr3ten benz 6lulIe au unc 1udten
ote &1npn nbnUte Su erreihen, ~ Irceu ober spu
melnen neutrality-suspicious. Der NiIIiIispi
mar ant cine StreGe uDn 300 gar6s nit 8lut
9elO'bet. 9Sdoreno Der sansen Belt ;rcbe INNER
mob paS Stctnenbanner I'M 6rrt, i'd ma m eS
ltlblt berab unb made benz Aampf eiu @nbe
Nte!e yautees tparfn in ,3e.t,n in Der s5ront
oeS ,S0lta eint4e metner Heute Itedten lie in
Srano. 98snn 2eute Serbrannt linD, 70 mar es
in eteen 3tlten." '--
90 pridbt bic Yelte, weI9e an G;rauIamfsit
llnb SIutgier jeptn aannibalen iitertrifTt uuD
ild bel 6olt Ytuprp Gin DenfmaI eipiser 5.oanoe
gelest bat. MSBe tbm rie CIR fe lelner @reuel
IN reid]em D1hBc Su She'll wsrren ..'.
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Ser befOmmen baben. Oiele gDetber rerben ali
98c6 II lang nuf Der &eile lber bic Wrairi n
Subrinaen miilIen. @dbrenb berlelben mtrren lie
ibre &eiSe gum srGBttn &Deile osrlieren umD
iebr aus lerttfraet in benz Sanb antpmmen, in
IL irfId1em NHiLdl unn SOpnid ileuRtn n-r
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0satiGe glpot1efe.,
SSei96fts=Wusei0s.

Sagsttsfr :.n g05sseE1ss Rnb etSsl DruS-ffaft uni
apet9es erfnss 5err2 Setnsps pirb e6frssIttie Sra
peFestot son 9sseacnter auf's VHntte tsiprsen ps.
afn MIR e 2errtn 9ertt EDte eas pIb&tgum tn aaeutst
suf b5ftAf aaE1ssrsiaaa aaGen ~
t12fsss&Htl ..t T. e53aYt l. G r. E
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SDTel (erbnrDf.

383 ga. Guenue,
Jptitsn AZ unb Ste TT BEN Rauoatl s. tel seasniter
SSai tn9tOn, .. Is.
Dteen unS eIeeant einssttareten i'm rennenbRcu
leetle Der Stlb 8sle enen @aep empfsbe i Gtateimt
den gnp 8etfeHosn befsns.
9pfepb b0erbarDt
(4rcn III LEfos.thiinsr
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