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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How fewthere are who are not subject to
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
gans. who, by neglecting premonitory symp-
toms, aggTayate the complaint, until disease
strikes its shafts, causing inexpressibie tor
ture OF the patient, and anxiety and distress
to friends. "only a cold 90 ga slight sore
throatr is the heedless remark of many
when so affected. Yes; "Only cold,p was
the thoughtless expression OF thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
ForewaTned-FOrearmed should be the
motto forever In the minds of all subject to
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, or Influenza. Words
of advice should be needed by all suffering
nom Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief is within their reach; and, IL Neglected
fatal consequences ensue-a life of misery--a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test in which there can be but one victor
Does 1t not appsl the strongest mind, to
think or the result caused by negleet7 Then
why delay2 What excuse can be offered,
when timely warning Is sounded in your
earSH When the danger is pointed ont Wlyy
not avoid 1t? MARsDES's PICTORIAL BALM
has been used with success in nearly a mil
Faculty as the most prompt and effieacious
remedy that scientific research has discover
edi 20 relievei and cure all cases Of Coughs.
colds, influenza, and Consumption II the
case Is not beyond all hope. Even when the
sufferer is in the last stages he Will find re-
mel , py using this preparation. One bottle
WIN convince the most 1ncredulOus that the
merits OF this preparation are by no means
exaggerated; In fact-fnll far short OF the
eulogies bestowed upon 1t by thousands VINO
nave been cured by its timely use. a euaFanL
tee accompanies each bottle, aud dealers are
instructed in every instance to refund the
money. When this preparatio ion falls to relieve
PREPARED by.1. w imarsden, 4S7, Broadway
New York, and for sale by All Druggists.
Price, 81 per bottle.
Z. Fl. Logan & Co. and Logan, List & Co.
wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
sold also by +. Booking odd Fellows Hall:
9. Il Colbert, end Of Stone Bridge; AIcI,ain
Bros. corner Markell and Monrje sts o. r
haWitng q Co, No. q Monroe street, Wheel
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ACcDENT 10 CHIDREN.-We heard
of an accident 10 two chill
dren, who. with others, were PLAYING
IN one Of the board yards In the upper
end OF the city.
Some Of the boards fell on the chill
dren, tnjuring Two OF them severely.
We were unable to obtain the par
tculars OF the accident.
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ONE DAY last week some ladies, resi-
dents Of this city, got into ''tumult and
disorder" and three of them, Mrs. Lee,
Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Riley, were to
have been tried on Saturday for pRrti-
cipAung. Some material witnesses be i.
ing absent, however, the case was post
pOned until this morning at o'clock.
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The intelligence

Is now, as 1t always has been, THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. As through
the late war It was unsWeFvtng IN it's support
of the cause and the soldiers Ofthe Republic
the National Administration and Freedom
50 u VIII continue to support all measures
that are calculated to adjust the troublesome
National honor, jtisttce, and an enduring and
blasSed peace.
Not haSty in its conclusions, but ftElt and
sincere IN rs oOllUictiQRS-nOt Hsensationalu In
Its spirit, but Pro0reSsiUe and liberal IN its ten
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lHn e19o Of Barker which vas con
nnneo irom Friday because The only
witness agalngt him, Miss Elizabeth
Archer REUSED 81 tes lify, came n1 sat
ur1ay m1rniug the Police Court
When. twas Called Mss A. was esz
eofted nom her 1tli1otg q uhrterS he
hind the bars % then lust hi1 lfles 81
the law and was asked helha7 aiief
the dme TOR mature feneclldu which
had been Afforded her, she WIS iet.l y q
applar on the stand as q witness Miss
q. replied that she was, and hapind
been sworn stated 10 the court 10Y
quickly hat che didn't know nolhinr
81 .le IQdnr Illn's
rms - = ltttl q - guar but the sex
ore prQVlf llElt Tor licll ene5s. Had n
y, neen ming with prosperity. the
lAqY -nlig % have been 81 fllinf % make
bis eeq naint luee bus, under tie clts
GUMS i4ncesi i D bonfl "a her % no-
tue hlni.--Qs was sonnet hing else the
lilttarR
was discharged s, a custody
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delicate- IS
se0IPer Box. Six ROxes s5.
d BY M'cABB, RRAFr& CO.. WhoIesale
Dividend.

m e DIRECTORS OF THE WEST VIZ
IL -glniR Mining and Manufacturing Com,
Rany have tins day declared dividend OF
lafee per cent ION the business of the COM
Early for the last four monthsl payable 10 the
stockholders on the INST OF september, al the
ofice ofthe Company.
VIZ. PETERSON,
ou2l-lmd NecretaTy.
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Trustee's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Peter Phillips to me, dated 18th
day of February. 1A65, and recorded In the Of
nee Of The Recorder for Ohio county, in deed
book torty-eight, (4S.l folio four hundred and
sixty-seven, f46z,l I viii, on
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PLUvIALl-On Tuesday in the pres.
ent month, OF if it wasn't in the pres
ent month, Il must have been on the
last Tuesday in last month, It rained
very hard, so hard, in fact, that it be-
came necessary for some individuals,
among whom were Mr.. B. and his son
William, TO seek with hurried strides
the friendly shelter ofLOuis EbeFIiug's
bar-room.
They had hardly done coDgratuIating
themselves on their providentiaI escape
from good ducking, when Mr.. BIS.
son William discovered that Mr.. @. was
also present. The two fell TO talking at
Once-What about we are not able TO
say. But the con SeFsation hadn't lasted
any great length Of time before Mr.. c.
asserted, in a very loud and defiant tone
of voice, that he could or would whip"
Mr.. B. The latter gentleman was
spunky, and was heard replying las
near as can be remembered) Jump in p
immediately the jumping in took place.
Mr.. C., however, soon discovered that
IL would have been better for him TO
have jumped into the middle OF the sea
with a mill stone about his neck, and
"holIOwed to take him of"
: Mr.. B. was taken of, SO was Mr.. O.,
and tne two were each fined, Saturday
morning, ten dollars and costs.
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BRlGGa MAGIC tI.slEsTE--Ihe mos use-
fal aFtiele ever offered to the public. China
Glass and Ealthen Ware, PaFian Marble, and
ornamental work pf every description, in
SANITY impaired. It 3 70 simplsa and cav ap.
piled that any child can nss It Try It and
be convinced. Sold BY Edmund Booking,
No l odd FeiloUas Han.
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m ColNCLUsIoN,

we have 70 express our gratitude to our
continue 10 sustain MS, and we risk nothing
In promising that the INTELLIGENCER
VIII continue TO improve as the public de-
mands require, and be fully mp to the spirit
and requirements OF the times.
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ORGANIZED ORGANIZEI

AT A MEETING OF THE COUNTY
IA. Union Executive COMMITTEES, held At
the Central Clue Rooms, on Thur11ly even
ing, the 18th inst, IL was voted
That this COMMITTEES recommend 20 the
Union citizens Of the several city townships
inst, al 80 P. II and 70 1he Union citizens
OF the country townships, that they meet on
Saturday the 21d inst, az O'Clock, p. NJ, 70
organize Union Campaign Clubs.
ILie polloNtuE are deslguated as the places
LOT such meetings In the respective town.
WashinRtOn-HoseH Ous.
Madison and Clay-Central Club room.
UniOn-Htiss HOuss.
Centre and Webster Hal.
Ritchie-J. W. Shultz's ONCE.
Iibsrty-5chool HOUSE Di tTict No. s.
Observation-Disclosures school house.
Iriadelp h1A-A4aWSOn'G tavern.
BY orieF Of the Committee
HENRY WALLACE, Chairman.
N. L. HILL, Secretary pro TEN.
The regular meetings for the County Union
Executive COMMITTEES are held every SatuT-
day at 10 A II AZ the entTal Cub Rooms
corner Of Market and Monroe stree. seolf-it
DRACTICAL ExPERIENCE.---Ik know
all about washing clothes For several
years have eonuueted one OF the largest
public IaundTfes In NY: a. present. / am turn
Ing out = pieces daily. have been com
peiled also 70 investigate and test the Valious
Washing Machines OF the day, and can trul3
say that the Union" sold by J. Ward q Co,
. Cortland street, New York, Is the only one
I have found worth house-rooul. Two OF
them are now ana have been for yeaFS In con-
stant use in my laundry.
l39 Hudson St, New York.
Sold By PRYOR BoHD q Co. wheeling. W.
Va sepl5
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Mtdiral.
A GARD TO THE LADIES.
s DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities. Remoy.
ing Distractions Of the Monthly Turns,
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS PREVENTIVE Z,
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'l.7-l Ilq.el ltI INA ? 4 --Iha ihfeo
best l5leln Ioniai. sinlldily ana ois abtiS
com a.qed u colnfed oofdiai
oeauill NY tr9n = Is ne ere 1IeS mt
% he TASTE accefialie 10 thl s,orn5ch. IS
casv7eii. Mack 9 % '5IrosIa 5 idlsfed
Elixir Of CllilIyl Il1i
th pint conn l1s 3 Is & 6fi g 81 Fioesi 8 ,,s
81 IlaIils ana each iIii con = 80
lollion. CAsyFsLL, MACK c0
sole manu- ii New York.
~ III dur llrll-iu 2
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TEE HaiF RestoreF that gives the best
eatisf9etion s Pestachine,--used ana hoid
everywhere.
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WY M HulrBusdHD L,oNaEI,.-ESver
body dIlVls q plile IA d bottle that win re-
sur gI6g hail 70 Is original color, prevent
and cure baidnea. RipgS Ambrosia 6 the
onlg TgpaFgtiCns that 5 warranted 70 do a.
Pc ltet. ~ bottle and b convinced
q yqnr money refunded. For sale br
Olltl-L-L. l.lleInllL. IsllI 81 slone ELL.
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Lock Lever Rakes

THE SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER Hay
i and Gram Rake. Teeth made Of the very
best Renned Steel Spring Iron. For sale oy
PRYOR BOYD6 Co.,
= tI80- Wheeling, ". va.
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=
2 TIKI EAsHIoNa,-- Tho following infor. |
nation. about the fashions viii be OIL
considerable Interest to our lady read
eEsy The be dining OF this season pre-
sents. quite numerous changes In the
modes Of dresses, basQues, talmas, etc,
IS well as bonnetss but many Of the
FEATURES Of the spring and summer
styles are retained. There are 70 be
more variations in trimmings than in
shapes, Gored skirts are still the pre-
Vailing style, but they are more elabor-.
ately trimmed than heretofore in rich
material.
Sleeveless sacques for outdoor wear
are quite new and are designed par
ticulaTly for very young ladies. They
are loose, of medium length, and the
right side of the front Is drawn to the
LETT shoulder where 10 buttons, and
then slopes gradually tothe centre. It
has graceful appearance.
Talmas will be much worn during
the present month, but as the weather
becomes colder saeques will take their
place. A new pattern for a talma,
eltner OF cloth or OF velvet, is on exhi-
bition. When made of velvet and
trimmed with fringe and passementerie,
with jet, it is elegant. It is cut in
points, one at the back, one at the back
ofthe arm, and the other in front
Coat sleeves are almost universally
1 worn, some quite full at the top, but all
small at the hand. There is, however,
a great variety of styles. A pretty
sleeve is very full at the too, and the
front is cut in three points-One at the
elbow, one above, and the other below
lit. each being finished with a tasseI.
Another sleeve Is full over the back OF
the arm, and the inside is plain. For
evening dress, a sleeve consisting OF
two puffs, with narrow bands at the
top. elbow, and wrist, is quite pretty.
There is a prospect that loose, wide
sleeves will be revived before long.
Morning dresses are now made with
long, flowing sleeves over q plain coat
sleeve. The seam of the loose sleeve is
left open and fastened with a single
button al the hand, and falls away in a
long, deep point.
There is a new invention for looping
dresses. 1t consists of a short chain OF
silk cord. fastened 10 clasps, which can
be attached TO any part Of the dress,
! either outside or inside. II on the out.
side, the dress can be lowered on enter
ing a building almost instantly, by
slipping the dress from the lower clasp.
The skirt can be lOoped again very
easily and quickly on passing out.
The clasps are made of silver, steel, let,
and silk cord.
In children's dresses there is nogreat
change. They are sometimes made
with double skirt, and all are much
trimmed.
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- I Z. J. -.


Campaign Weekly InteIligeneeE
We win furnish the 1nteilig nom the
lutnqt August 70 the 18TH OF November, 16U6
M1lcn VIII include the entire campaign IN
West Virginia and Us result, on the follow
s9nl.le COP cents
Zen d. ssss. 49, t.....-.,..s...... 400 81 <
and one copy TO getter mp OF club.
Twenty copies 10 one add l............. 30
and one copy extra % Eetter MP ofclub.
Our friends throughout the State win CON
-ter q lavcE by entering # once on an active
ana tnofousn canvas loF subscribers for our
campaign edition. GKnVe issues are AZ sfalla
and Z e important that the friends OF fFae
Institutions. and Of our young and Vtgoruns
commonwealth BE on the alert 70 meet and
thWart the de nsuf the enemy.
Remittances for Climbs must % made at one
time hut ndditi TONS may be made At any time
u Club Ra1es, after che Club has been raised
provided ann year B 81 1Eerip ton t5talsen.
MONEY ~ DRAFT sZIllegI, Or IN Regs
tstered Letters may he
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Will HARE.REAi3Y FORsALE THIS
morning about 500 remnants Of even
description Of Dry Goods, with veF9 10"
prices marked In plain figures on each piece
lGe ]. 8. RHODE-S.
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THE WEEKLY
INTELLIGENCER
The Telegraph

P Bd ga N 81 DRss9ae 5o s1s Market Re
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: ACCOMonATIoN TRAM.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after June
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THE INTELLIaRNoER

aimstoso influence the public Judgment as to
assist in forming q HEALTHY. ENLIGHTENED
AND JUST POPULAR fsEHTnIEHT upon all
questions Of current thought and discussion.
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gtaaaportaann.
UOTNTDR sCHFDUIEJ .

BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAuROADCo.,
NuEIu.L.I.INlfl lima IL lCAa Z
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ONE PILL A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated. or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
they invite miscarriage" after which adj
monltion, the Proprietor assumes ne respOnsi
olllty, although their mildness would prevent
s aEy mlscnlei 70 health, otherwise the Pill
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Cleveland 9 Pittsburgh Rail Road

". 2. SMITH. Master OF ITanspo rtation,
j. b. FORD,
lnl94 Is General Agent, Wheeling.
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MARsDEN,s CALTsAYA TOyT1,

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MARION B. CLARK,
I39 Hudson St, New York.
Sold By PRYOR BoXD & Co, Wheeling. W,
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ORGANIC wEAKNEss

Member of the Royal College OF Surpeors
london, Graduate ofone ofthe most eInins,,I
Solleges IN the United States, and The greate,
Pltals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia md
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most ne
tonShing cures that were ever known manv
when asleep.great Nervousness. bein, aISrna,s
az sudden sounds, bashfnlneSS, with fTt-i,,e,,t
oIusntng, attended sometimes with Cieraps,st
mentor mind, were cured Immediately.
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pfr rilte il,arO 1T -obfnsranf!
eSsHe Ssyg 95oassaee,
A.. o an 81 GRIN

'sroefen sSdaren nuS Orpcereieu
Sf-Samiltun StraBe, aeaeniiber
u 's 6ptcl
pat nent@ BON ben @ii7 Mdrttsn Gin srO6ss unt
Solitanoiass QGortcment Srcdenz
Maaren erbolten, 40 ai.
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hn8s, u. rp.. In 8e,iGsrenbsit fensn -,
f'adl'tbfnp biz is IN Allertaun aslsbsn
unp gum 8srtauf rfTrrirt wurfen.
5ernfr batter "a.
6errlider 3ueer, Gbee, !Gaffep, Mofaf.
.. fss, Gdfe,
uno fur, ale urb iser @r.ifel btr ilets IN rirrr,
trfen etaRe @rcerrsien Gtebr acfolten psrntn
80 1T esr @snante Des Serrn 9cuna seine q an
eth 'H's=Giifh Wntan ots In eirsr Hanilie nSthta
fno' 5u sfr'sben. llns feIn elGdiiGes s5ortrpn,.
men I'm Ssraangenrn II cine Gjuaraniic fir bic
submit. 90 III bah'r Mot rSibfa Sos Ole Gin
ncpner ets cr|in Wores pcn Saule weoosbrn
I'm ieTe o,uifr gu fdufen. rrnr lis @lss pCr III.
r'r ft fnsn Gtiirs sben 70 pUblel unp no Id ppbl.
teller TpaIten t6nnsa ais iOnliwe.
gSGuerm b.iceet bieberl M
Cis g3du'rn aus ssm eancr, lcutsn ster s..
'ehoers Sbaht rsbr'rn. bsnn ffe mrrbet Hasr
1901 ttun, fu'nn iie in gJoura'e Stctr prrlp,e
Tfn - bsnn fir ale Artrn 0dneseprcsuettn ts
3aelt CT intn'r M b r i'm Nu5tauItt fir eDuo
rem orer Sar8ele, o.s I'm phern She'll bsr Stort
e3aplt W'IS. GtsS III ffln Sumbua. tenn Il
rann b'fs lst6t t6un, inosm fciae auescbrn Isbr
Oifi wsnfser iino, als rtsn In rsr Stapt NO man
Ole furdt5ai'n brttn 8cntsn unS 70 pieI fir lcine
aitrts te'ntlfn n'u6 - rfIhrs Ilss Die 5Sunrsn
1ut sine neirffte gHtiIs ttsahtsn mdssn. Qic
'fhf Sesr itcn. ho6 n On an assahiem Gtotr
pctlri!tr faufen farm, ais aneuc srrfouFcn. =
Futct rdter on uro itsrjeuet Gu@ lsltl Don
'r seatrtsit srs 0.Iaetcn. "
5rflt R. 2]cura.
Ellen'aun, 9onunr 0. ro6n
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Ihortement BON Stdbten
auf 6ano bat, 70 rpie Elm ioltes noa ME In III.
l'ntdun ssi'tfn ipcreen if-bsfsbsnp aus
Srttc's, Sdrifube StGble, GuIbion.
Stible, Gdneils Stlble, Sbaufets
StGbie
10 trif & ter'S / d Of G al1er Trien--fllr,,
Stiibie ME lte nur psrlangt perptn fSnnen.
TtisIts rs,pen ale teim ittsin, unb @rpE
of'fouf an ben re6ten Yre,esn atadoiIsn, unS aIs
Stdtls tte lei itm ssnadt rsrofn, mcroen burG
Die then Q,tsitsr aus pen bsiisn Matuiolien
pnIntiet--uno aGe fsine Qrteiitn tre,psn rar.
rartilt out mb serare has Su Gsin, fir was lis
rsp,sienttrt uno peIfauft psrbsn.
sds- aits StibIs utrbsn lGnsl unS blnls aue.
gtbelrt. aHts
er III bauf5ar 4dr bersiis senrTtne 2unb.
idaft -unS ert Dos gutiifum rtn tei itm on.
'uraftn uno ftt pon brr sBabrbsit pts Ossn0,.
ida'tn 3uiitsrprasn.
Il setruar 6. 1866. ~ no3Ul
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Der ppalrlOl" Da0IloDr .

s, Dem ,,patrictY Sutblobr II Icebe, Elm
pfahoU'les aliortsment nsuseing tavfsu @Bitsr
ausgrrddt rrctostl-sIn lhwersrsr 9infnuf nis
eise mob ME sfffetsr--unb swar BON alien mac
70 ptrs 5ad sttsst. 10 tpIe nr6 piele antsre ar,
tttsl bic ttrpsm nt&t bel unS asbaltn rpc,esn
tiHo- est Satsr itst Cure 3eit,. giufst an
lno uttcilst fir 81 d. islbit, uno Str prrbti fa.
Den. eab alss gang bills gum Ssrfduf ansrtp
ten wilp. .unp paB sr fih purthaue ron Nsmane
untsr Yclfaufsn lGbt gsrstlIst prn Ort n6t,
namHn yip. 81 9Ssii 6amlIcn StroEe.
i t,,i-se.' -.,;.. s, Y. Hboaes, Qat.
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@ntGe ssbr fcGSaae
Sfeue pbotp9rapbten 2
@ rs Snrca,u nnb 8rnber's
Yboto9rapbifbe 8allerp, SO. 7. Sffs
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terbalb Dem aaens6 6aufe,
Qltentaun
gectts't sbrsrbittieif ben @inwctr,trn vpn IT.
lentaun, 10 wis bsm alssmeintn publtsum anfan.
eieen, eab Hs
@ae Artem 9bctcsrapbifSen giIbsr
rerfsrtistn, als ssp5anIt6e unb eolutirt. a,bots.
9rapes. por3dsli6s GaEtss De giata gmbruiysss
uno Waictppes.
Sefonbsre gufmafiamteit tpirb bsm guSiren
sen altfn Daeusrrectspes unb gmtrstvpts n
Yecto8rape' Stlesr. piel psrsrS6ert, aewtbmet.
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ben bili9fsn prsisen psrriGtst.
Ste maGen auG berrlidbe Btfbr fir afbums
an 81 per DuBenb,-unb fir WiIbsr fdtdfi6
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Gents.
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ttren fsiptfti.sn -leseiattptn Eiar,ften ,u prr.
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