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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24
The Aanfoek Seffsrsonian

CIRCULATION DOUBLE THAT OF AMY
OTHER PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

4 hope, my dear llary, you arc thankful
to that Providence which has guhIed your
wandering feet through paths 30 strange
and difficult" '' ny =
u Trust I am," r-joined the officer with
profound reverence. And now, does my
uncle live1" ~ i..irr.-. = % 900
aHe and your sun, died fifteen years
u am sorry for IT, ] should have liked
to talk to them OF our past erron-thsirs
and mine. IL would have grsd6ed mo TO
have done something for them, and to have
heard them retnct some Of their harsh
words to me. How my heart warmed to
the old village when entered Il just now |!
could have embraced the NOISY palings
I could have knelt down and kissed tic
very ground. Bu, lives 90 impatient to
see if you lived thar paused nowhere ill ]
reached the school door and found you
gazing at my ship."
i'sYou have brought back tho heart Of
Harry t,onnc5 said the master; "whstsver
has become Of his vices.''' ID q hs. H.l7f
GYou shall find that I have; for whsiev.
er money can procure, Or affection and
gratitude bestow for your health and com.
for, shall be yours from this hour, my dear
old master.'' I, .,,1r,r.r, .. cor .-i- .aa.l
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21
NUMBER. 81.

suPplant thoughts which would burden the
mind, and thus pass mind and bnin into
the sleeping state IN q worried condition,
by ipduIsins in thoughts Of . diverse and
lighter character, letting US gently slip into
our rest for the night. How very common.
y the contrary course l. pursued! Tho
business man goes to bed thinking OF some
plan for making money, or fdr solving soms
perplexity /; the professional man 10 busy
with some train Of thought connected with
his daily employment, and the student 10
worrying his mind up to the last OF bis
wakefhl momeuts with some portion Of to.
morow's lessons
But besides al this, and above all this,
the arrangements Of the day have deeid-
ell influence upon the character Of our
sleep. rh.. sleep may be good. the busi-
ness Of the day should be done sl,ogr,her
In the day. and the evening should be time
for relaxation and diversion. In this way
there will he q proper preparation for un'
disturbed, perfect sleep. All mental EN-.
ployment in The evening should .bs gentle
and amusing. It's no time for real work.
All the study ibst is done 10 tho evening.
especially by the young. does harm to both
body and mind and one way In which Il
does this Is by impsiinS the sleep, :. 500,
The encroachments which fashion makes
upon natures time for sleep arc . large
source OF disease In its votar;es. The Ian.
suor Of the next day tells what the mis-
spent hours have done, aud this often 70.
pea,ed. takins something each time from
tho needed repair and restoration. lessons
decidedly the general visor, and thus pre-
pares for actual disease. In strong contrast
Is this with the legitimate use in the eve.
ming Of the pleasures Of society which We
have Indicated. When viii the truly "a.
tional and conscientious resist the dictates
Of fashion, aud rid their guests Of the ne.
cessity Of turning night Into day.
In conclusion, we say, sleep enough
sleep in the right place sleep at the right
me-sleep well. Some seem to gridge
the time given to sleep as ifit was time lost.
Hut the hour Of sleep should bo welcomed
as we'll as the hour Of waking, and the time
for rest should be arranged for, as scr,pu.
lously as the time for action. -Hup~s
Weekiy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

.Iu lining the ksttls from the IRE sealded NV
self very severely - one hand almost Tn Q crisp
The torture vas unbearahle. The MeNica'
Mustang Llnimeut relieved the pain almost i,n,as-
diately. IL healed rapidly, and len very littls
CaAs PosrsR. 4O broad 81 Phllsda'
THIS is merely = sample Of What the Mustans
Linmsnt will do. II " invaluable Ia sll cases o
wounds. sveilinss. sprsins. cuts, bruises, spavius
cts. either upon man or beast.
beware of ecunterfeits None IL genuine un-
lee. -rapped In hne stesl-plaie engraving. hear:
log the signature ofG w. Westbrook. Chemist and
York.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

ST-Is6N.-N-rhe amount OF Plantation Bit
Ter, soid In one year IL samewhat startling They
would an Broadway six feet hish from the Park to
9Th street. brakes mAnufae,ory Is one Of the In
stitatians OF New York. n is said that Drahe
eabalistic "S. T-ls6O * and then got the old
granny legislators Ia pass . Law 'preventing dis
axuring the face OF nature which gives him mo-
uopoly. We do mol know hov this 10, but We do
no . the Plantation Btters skLL As mn other ar
tiels ever did They are used by eli Glasses OF the
commit q nifty, and are death on Dyspspsla-oertain.
They are very nvieorsting when lang uid and weak.
s&RATSGA SPRING WATER. sold by ell Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21
SPARE LINES.

Who was Jonah's tutor? The whalo
which brought him up. ...
Let the drinker choose between cutting
short his liquor and cutting short his lie.
Over the ashes Of tho had we can not
mourn in ssckcloth. % .m" .'' r' "'
Why Is not the father Of waters called
Mr. sippi instead Of Missis-sippi3
Success with the ladies Is like violin. play.
ing-a grea, deal depends on tho bcau.ing.
Why is prudent man like pin3 Be.
cause his head prevents him from going
too far. f... ..,,..
Ifa woman were to change her sex, OF
what rsligioo would she boz She would
be a he.then. .r.. .
What 10 tempting subject for animal
paint'ni A dog trying to initiate the bark
Of n tree. 'rr1~
ltisno advisable to go ont Of doors with.
out anything on your head, or into society
without anything In II.
In the world Of nature. green 10 nero
pleasant than yellow in tho financial world
yellow 10 just now better than green.
A certain cabinet minister was asked why
he did not promote merit. " Because"
he answered, ). merit did not promote mo"
Men talk about tho idle wind, but tic
wind 10 always busy and like . cheerful
farmer, Il whistles At its work. -f.r
A cheerful spirit makes labor light and
sleep sweet, and al around happy, which
10 much better than being only rich.
Somc men keep very savage dosy around
their houses, 80 that tho hungry poor who
stop to ''set bite" may &C, Il outside the
door.
The Fairbanks scale men can hardly bo
said to 70 aon the noiseless tenor Of ,beir
,ssigk' with 500 rnsn bammenng out "
tons Of iron daily.
The lady tescbersin Detroit have -struek.'
II Is weakness that most teschers have,
say The little boys
sHiddy, did you put an egg in the oodes
to settle itr' aYes, mum, put 10 four;
they were % bad, ! bad to use The more Of
them" Biddy wss cleared out. Fa
What 10 tho difference between . ship
a.. ,...lv .~r.o>s ,~r.~k;o~ m, . ~. St.,I
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

wHAr Drp Ir,-A young lady, returning to her
country home after . solnurn of . lev months In
New Work, Was harily recognized by her friends
In place of Q rustic, flushed iace. she had son,
ruby complexian, of almost marble snoothnes
and instead OF y, she really appeared hut ". She
told them plainly she used llasans a.nolia
Balm. and weu'd not he without IT, Any lady can
improve her personal appearance very much by
using thls article. IL can be ordered Of any drug.
xist Tor only 50 cents.
sARxTOGA SPRING WATER. sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

AauA ps MAGSoLIA The prettiest thing the
sseetsst thing" aud the most si 10 Tor the least
money. 10 oveIeomes the odor OF psrspir.tlon
soflen, and adds dellcacy On the skin delight-
ful perfume 1 allays headaehe aud Inflammation.
and 10 Q necessary companion In the sieh room. N
the nusssry aat upon the toilet sdeeesru'
can be obtained every whore at one dollar per oo'
ssr.,.s. sprI.s Xv.,er,'Oid BY all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

All Who value be,utirai head ofhslr. and Its
preservation nom prema'ur. b,ldnsss ant turning
gray, will not fall 10 use lyons eeiehrated Ma
thaIron. N make. the hair rich, sor, and glossy.
eradicates dandruf and causes the hair To grow
With luxuriant hesuty.r II ls sold every where.
Y. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. NJ ".
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

Iieimstreet's inln,itsble Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the ahsorhents at the roots OF the
hair and changes 10 To Its original color by de
rrees All instantaneous dives deaien and injure
the hair. Heimstreors is not DE. but Is certain
In Its results promotes Its grosth, and 10 beau
tifal HAiR DasssiSG. Price 10 cents and Sioo.
SxRAfou A sPRiNG WATER. sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-21

N-chAnc.' asa LAs~r~vs' rrsin uin kAve bhaesori
Saiy q 6oo A. a., and sAcs - eos, arriving In fefud
Returning, v,li leave Portland Os Bddefrd and Inter
rpsulists stAtions ~ $50 2. u.
Freight Train sts Passsasv Car sttaehet sh ke.s
PstlAsd 10 A. n, fs Sscs and bsaietsd Ana r'urn'
Ins l-.,, Hiiefsd q 10 and sseo st $50 A. VI.
Tr YAres are Cent? Less shen resen are ParchAseu
si the Oflce, Than When pad In The Carr
FRANCIS CHASE,
SuPsRIsrENDssf.
PoRrLAxp, Nov. Isl. 1904. tolsu
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NEW
STEAM LIN e
BIDDEr0RD, SAC0 AND BOSTON

The 6ne A Propeller "ENTER
EsSI4%E PRISE" made her hrst trip "
Boston Monday evening last.
REGULAR DAYS UNTIL rusrHxa Sorics.
From Biddesord & s.eo, From Boston,.
Tuesdays & Fridays Mondays y rhursis'
For freieh, or passage TO Boston. at present,
apply on board to Capt U. W. Lea'eti. 81 ISL
and wharf
For fre,sh, or passage TO s,eo or Sadeford,
apply To Capt. Croeter. Agent. Battery Wharf,
Boston. .....r. .. T
win take passengers to and froutls Pool on
her regular tripa ....r
Bi1leford, July iith, 1855. ~
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PORTLAND AND N. Y.
Steamship Company


The splendid and FAST Steamship.
@ plrl.., Capt =, Ss.@so9S,%s " " s.,si
6n460voop, VIII until further notice run
as follows
Leave Brown's Wharf, Portland. every Wednes
day and Saturday. ct 4 O'Clock p. ". and Leave
pier n Eat River foot Of Market 81. New Iofh
every Wednesday Aad Saturday. At o'clock 7. M
These vessels are fitted up With hne secomme.
dations FOR passengers, mailing this The most
speedy, sAfs and comfortable route for travellers
betuee. New Yotk and Maine. -
Passage, In state room, 5000 Cabin passage
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forv.rded ny this line TO sne hon Mon
trsai, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, EAssPor'
and ST. John.
the steamer, as early ~ p ~ on the day that
lhey leave Portland.
Por Freight OF rassAse apply To
J. y, AMES, PIER u East River, New fofh.
Portland. May ~. istS.
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,RQ6I6> ytotO0merifon IGer QloD0.
Scr. Gtnatem R0itsOa mpil6ifftagrt.
@tnSise TN ertfantf9 Ginte sptieen
9Setp 91De9 uno S~5reuaea,

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pia Comes.
@@neae, f8ere rnb fdr ane ire gafIa8ier.Gfaden COM
Portable tiu8ertt tets @ater. Dam, fer, ot lfrenb
pUn gfsrD YOrF roie folgt 2onnerFass:
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SGtttc Gcpt. u IS Gpue', S006 &. 1000 Of, ID. Stunt
3De tern WetropOtts. &4pt. > Sanders,
2609 Z. 1000 Pt.:....... ....28. Stunt.
tfff fitppt, sept 9. ID. Buttet,
20 0 :" go Sf...: ....... ..-......SaIi
Fpeiere @rpebittouen: Suit 10 Au8.2. nab TO-; 5tpt.
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Nbfatrtsta9e bDr 3 renttn NJ t
Wat 9. unb 3d.; Junt6 unb ~ (Rrlra -. mr. 20.D Suit
II. upb 70 &uauit Is unb 20; 5erttr ~; Ottbr. 8. nup
II Mppember | uno d; 0fefaber S. un0 10
8rtr fbprto uatb @re1en; 10 &c; ned gang Deuti6-
lamb Is Gents.
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in pc terdpi';
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BIN r7menndb Rem DDrt:
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Bar 6tn.uun Ser Nett:
l. Gojdte $205 - @eitte 1892 50 - !3nt dsntff S77. So
atn e. ii. 6dtfte,- Gtn e%rfabrsuer Nljt befHbtt i'd or
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g0ceen goTl9e me0te nnn I'D an
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Beamte:
.aT 3epr8s .. Ebpn,0s, BtGftcnt.
Z treftOren
6amiltpn GdRer, opH 6antItpn &afer Y GO.
Auan y. 2bdpulan. pUn Gtrtlanp, 6 baie & Gp.
Seq y EbGntas, ppn Qetra, a%GUbenus & Sc.
5ueb SiHpn, Steam UlGrble Gprts.
STRAIN Upuos IT., RON Dousbertg, gEppt# & Sc.
Ger $ Aftlef, UGn @prrptb, Wttler Il 90.
Ebpntas &afarb, non gilbert Gaitare & SDtn.
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Or. s. IS. 9enii eraninireutef Ar3t.
Or. G~trifppbes Spbnipn, cDninGttrfn6er &rSE.
~ Refine Rpifn tGr qGlieen. SttnipsI cher drstliGe In
te~riuduns.
SIR 8abeasn, 6laten &c. wenbe man Go en Die Office be,
Gompaente, IN. Is SDutbHr.,
(iuI14D Gber Der Sran7Itu BGnf
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81 O6e 9 dmien>G ouecte

- ORe y dntter>N 0lecte
tnr @%rrthtung les
ani B. 2ipriI 1868 pom gtaate Seetp Series ins
cprpOrirten
GeutiDcn SnuNlIrcns un0 W1ilCnbauIce
IN Der peutiten Stabt .,u.
Gag &arbOr SITS.
Sreibunoerttduleno Contributions Nntbeile
teber @ntbetI nAr & DpIIar
fur ben -
SnDaliOer= ulS @aileHbanSzJ 0r0,
wog'B3H
Observation-Disclosures Wrdn,ten Dertbetlt
lrerOem+
Sfber Der etuen Dollar anmenpet, UNI NIT BITE Jet tIetnsr.
Betfeuer serfruppe'ts SOlbateu UNI petlaneue Ginher untsr-
fusen su helfen, bat bic NusHGt, DurG eItise BermittIune
Der Jrau fortuna stnen rettenpen eanbis BON $4,000 9pertb
ccer fCnf etre prGmte BON oeer Sumrie dbpdrts gu er3ie-
len. Die Nertbetiuue btstet pecuntdre DsrtbetIe Wie fetnf
tpette' !Seber Y ntbetl-SnBaber mub etne
y I'M { erbGIter.
RdEeres befaBt oas pptItctrte pamphlet.
SIM Nuftra8e; g
Der 8erpaltuneSratb oes beutihen SSnnaIiben-
unb QDatfenbauies.
I'd. q u n nj a n Sett.
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@rlb>M ebniucn> Winnne !

SttO S8SilfenS,
9iano=BDrtes S ubritdnt,
SIS. 487 ss. Baltimore Str.s
nabe ptne Str, y dttiurp re,
tdIt Rets ttne Mu8wabI BET i&6nfen Snitrnnente SDrratbte
6eren Niue ano Sh6nbett bes Scnt&. foute Dauerbaftt9fet'
bts 4aueE nt4t I~bertrpfien trerben fonne1. Wfan iprebt &C.
t6Gieh DOT uno ~lbsrSeuee R& feIbf.
~ 5Ir iebes 5nfrumtnt ttrb fnnfSabre ~earanttrt.
g@ Alte ptanos perben TN Gdnf9 eeenou1ntenf fur meme.
~ Neparaturen. Sttutrnen unb berBIetMen Nrbetten
rhen pun ftIt4 unb gut aus6efnbrt. (23ees ~
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Wouta9us Rrc8+s
aerz8eril6erunga~ Agenten,
SO GeepnrRr., Baltimore.
Asenten fur ttsfDI8enben Geuer-BerH@erunSs gUmpass
nieeH 1. @Idfet
metropolitan Sniuranee Co., New gDrf,
0ruubfapttaI uni 0tIt8. $1,7GO,O 600
SnttxnatipnaI Snf. g., Rg, ann
gSrunotapttaI unbOsIie. 100000
AhTiatte 8tre Snfuranst Gp.,
GrunbtGpttaI 100000
RefoIute Sire Snfurduce Co., b.
1runbtapttaI 100000
HerIune nerben prompt begutadtet nnb pbretFaeuS etnt
8erj6seruue tn unierer Office besabIt.
SIR YDitCen unb Stenapctsetne BtreG nungl
49, 9erFCnen, peIGe tn be+ metropolitan Der 8eiEIute Gr.
ueraGeru ldden, ant ~ elmer DiUtpenbt pOu benz @stvtnn
5ere&ttat, rel6t fdDn ntan6tnal 81 prp;. bttrue, obns bas
ne he etrpateen Berlufsber Comp befen tu be fen brou1en.
Deutf9e Ctr Gls Rtferenaen
3Gtl h Mr. 9bas SpttFer & &c.
&tenataun, finrt& x 20. qeens @ssGer.
g. 3 { 1rarae 4 -. t ~ (eaSI1zFN
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W(eIlen tllr3er uro 10 Stun0en I1nel-
ler mad NI6mOno dls irgeno cine anoere
yi6rOli1e Central
Giienbalrl.
50lgenDer SOHmer 5abrplQn

trttt NIT " on ia 8, II Mat1866, tn Strait.
A59aae n6tblt6cr 3 u 6 { bon Baltimore.
Yprter 4ccpn1mpcattOne3u8 Np. l ...........7.2 20 rub
2on5p0 10 -
S0reu8u6 tOdn ctne) W16M
part Oner @ceOmOpatiDnsjus VIC. l ..........1230 n
gprier MISUNDERSTANDING RU. 8 ........ 80. $50 y
Ddrttcuer Mc. 3...,..,, 80
HtttsbHr8 Grte S4neU5a8 ................ TO A6enbs
ptftsour6 elmtT1 S@nel6u6. 1000
&ntunft tubIt&er 81 E In Baltimore.
ptttSbar8 &imtra @~Gnen8Eg ..,......,,...7.00 frI5
Part 0ner @rcpaoaattpnsSuS NO 2...........s.3 80
DprGgr Do ND2... ...,,.IO15
S8nelsu9 (SGs Etne) .l23 30 RdGrn.
PARTON MesSmGpattpnsan8 9lD4 TN 8Dltpn Dep. 4 so
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Ser pDa Dnr@i6ueQ Gai Gtne) uub ptttSoura Glmtra
Some qua bdltru ~5ptidRn Baltimore vi PARTON nj tt al.
Die 0Hrbf1ueG (5af 9tne)~, @of' uaf Accommodations
Bu9e labr,h-Sp anta8s aps8enCraren -tG9lt& Gb,
Ser Ytts95ur8 Srls SRHe4Bus gebt - NIT auseatae 6e$
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qDt- unp &cCc0 mpbaIt9nesuge f0mmen -5Dnntaae aug
g"cRGmneu-taBItb an.
Der ~6Hrat4usa5uG Is q 9tuel fpnutt taglt9 an.
Die poit Gurbt9aeG., ptrsburg Grte unp Yittsbura
Gir1trG sen l}u8e i@iteBen ad tn parrte5urs an bic 2ies
Ger qtnRip!paata Central &tlenbAen naC9 DtEtsoura, @lrps.
4lrb, columbus 4tnCtnnatt, indianapolis, S5icdao, St9cu!s,
5Grf apne. S~catsotue, &atrD unb GacA 9Unftrn tt z3efsn,
RprO- UNI SpoDeeen epau en-
6ts pot. unb Saneu5uge fblteBen f& sa @tntrd an Bic
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aGpers aA6EpnT! trtdlt naa i'm GGlpertfr Dabnbpfe.
:. u, GHbnrrp, Gen. SuperintGnoent.
tzunool Y. g. YpuuB 6, @er. @diiGaier. @aent.
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yphfnmpS untet Der Nbrehe & putS y uIItn8er
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ESS@ I3ur belonperen Senntlllbndbr1e' $50
@tnpartrter ure @etftnte iruteu abr prrGdatte ftn, ebt
he tbre . lie { Faufsu unp Duttr bi iabsn ru pDn fpl4en
ln6ens Qten . ar ten td0ren, 81 On bren 81 bolte leben,
ui6t abr BON Dt2fi = rfCr Spi q entrdae-r ba lie 'pnU Der
@eatr a~usgtfgt Irb, bsitptnttIt gu perNCn unp ttr @tIh
un tanf ausBuGebeH.
0ur6 IA brtepBtIIete
na5 dGen GGcttcn pes Defens nab 5u BADEN oct
Carl. j tibebranbt
@eu.s&pl8rautea Ut. bar 9altO Sbic ~&t5enbabu
(SIn4ral 50 Nr 81 Ebamff fraee, Baltimore.
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l 1Ts FlBgasa Baltimore uub ObtO
CtiGenb0hn.


Nt1e1bQgn+
SIN un6 rod IN rntde 20. Dtdrs, psrbtn tdsIt& swet
Shee irif@en Baltimore unR Nbseltns uni SarttfsDar6
Bsten mtt folgt;
Ger gpasus DsrIasi Baltimore tdeItG tduseenUnn,tn
@pnnta8s UNI 500 %Dioreens. Ger &TprebBpe ta9itn tnel:
Gumberlonb fur g beeltn8 tegIt6 tanSetnpmmen SUnntcD
S.eis $per fe6fn BEL gelotr unb gorter sbura In gerbiu-
bRne nit alien punittn uefitd fubwefltQ u nCrbpsffitd.
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81. Weft Sattimoreftra8e. 81.
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