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Governor pierpont, of Virginia offers
S40o reward for the apprehension and
arrest of William J, Marshall, who is
charged with the wilful murder of As
berry Gillian, in the county of Chester
field, and whe made his escape and is
now at large. Marshall is only about
Is years of age.
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they should carry the elections this fall,
thew would resort to every means in
their power, legal or illegal, constl-
tutional or unconstitutional, to force
negro suffrage on the entire country.
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Application has been made to Mayor
Chapman, Of Baltimore, by negro in
that city, for arms, with which to equip
company OF brother darkies 10 put
down the rehel~ al the approaching cleo
tom
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\ special despatch from Berlin. an
hohhees a threatened war in Germany.
Austria seems to be acting in bad faith
towards Italy, and Prussia threatens 10
draw the sword again.
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The whole debt of the State of Virgin
IA, including interest up to the 1st of Jul
y last, was Sl2,3l2, pos. OF the coupon
debt OF Virginia there is payable. or
held III New York SIT, 10000, and in
london Sl,s63.otD, the interest upon
winch since July, 1861, is still due.
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GENERAL ROUSSEAU

This gallant soldier was elected +
Congress from Kentucky on the l5tb
inst. without opposition. Poor Grin
nell whom he thrashed, could not even
get nomination from his radical friends
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

BY the latest intelligence we hear
Secretary Seward i regarded rs out Of
danger I.nne /y,s.
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NATIONAL UNION STATE TICKET

NATIONAL UNlON STATE TICKET
For Governor,
COL. b. II. SMITH. Of Kanawha.
Secretary of State,
.IrDGE J. w. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
Auditor,
CAPT. PETER DARNEL.
Treasurer,
CAPT. j. s. BURDETf.
Attorney General,
\. RICHARDSON, of Wheeling.
Supreme Court,
CALEB BOGGESS.
For Congress-First District.
COL. ID. D. JOHNSON. of Tyler.
Second District.
MAJ. E. W. ANDREWS, of Berkeley.
SeEElection, Fourth Tuesday in Oc-
tOber.=da
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Fatal Case or Cholera Reported IN
This City and One I'm Brookiyn--Anairs

A Fatal Case or Cholera Reported In
This City and One I'm Brookiyn--Anairs
Mt Quarantine.
Last evening Charles Brown died In hs apartments in
tho of No. 204 Dcancey street. Of cholera after
hav ng been sick but three hours. No physician was
present during his illness.
ANOTHER CASE or CHOLERA REPORTED IN BROOK.
LyS.
DR. J. P. Ward OF the Eastern District reported
OF genuine Asatc cholera 20 Lee The patient
died ut 1--WE o'clock last evening The locality where
tbs took place in arisocrac section of Williams
burg and for cleanliness Is unsurpassed.
FORTHCOMING REPORT or THE QUARANTINE CON-
MisstoSERS.
The situation OF Affairs Staten Island remains
much the was last reported. There Is more
no vessels which haze port Of late have had
the slightest scinintinn ~ ench epidemic baing
board Captain Waling and his men nj Seguinc's Point
are buslv eneaeed, fishing, having packed mp their
taps, and expect to be relieved during the coming
week.
The Quarantine Commissioners are prenarinv clahp
rate report OF their attempt to establish quarantine
somewhere ard their failure 20 do from the opera
tions ~ the law That tho made strenuous efforts 70
Barren Island Conev Island ard lastly Ser1ncs =
Point--fhat their operations evervwhere met oy
determined opposition and that upon calling tho
Secretaries Of War md the Navy promptly placed vesse
their command for HOSPITALS aud receiving ships,
well yesscl for protection. Rranitonslv for tho
u the State TIC report cmbOdies correspondence
heweon The Commissioners and tho Secretaries. Its
general explanation Of thcir acta and ts
have bccn uron them. The report Will be given to
the public in ereQso to- morrow.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.
Jersey CITY.

AcTpvvr FnoN CArsurso 4 CARRf,oF. Mr..
William A. Talcott and wife, while taking drive on
Thursday. thrown out by tho overturnne of the
carr iage and Mrs Tacott had the bonns ~ her arm
broken mo horses had taken fright and dashed for.
ward causing the Mr. Talcott has sustained
slight injuries
Ec.xrNfSr NEw JFR-rY RIrK coWS--A An
order been issned by authority of the Commander
n-hief signed bv Adntant Genernl Stockton, appoint.
ing a encampmept ~ the New Jersey Rife Corps a,
Long Branch commencing the 2ith inst and lasting
four days General Runyon ~ charged with the execu
tion of the order
ACCIDENT TIE NORTHERN NKw JsEsyr RAN
The down this road duo at Jersey City
at nine O'Clock Yesterday morning broke axle whsn
about ten niles from the city and the driving wheel
coming OF threw the engine and tender or tho track
twisting tho heavy piston rods into ali sorts OF shapes.
n msdc NJ wire. Fortunately the tram s,nrpei i'm.
mcdafelv and there was nobody hurt" Avail street
gentleman dressed in the height of summer fashion,
who the tran, became suddenly terrified. and
jumping from u went prmp into frog p0nd--and
thororrhiv coated With green than the cclc
braisd Wing of frogdom, "Jug o. Rum" himself n
snggcscd by some n the that he should
be hand Over 10 the Britsh authorities at once-for
"Wearing OF the Green
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tors OF airy cnrs in two parts which thu side
crossed over by little baketwork of vaiyet god
cord.
And now must mention lovely little cbapeau ca!l.d
cataane, which rs the newes. stvlc Of bonnet and al
though IL has only been out fcw davs has already
created quite sensation IL is long. square Foundation
OF tnlle or straw am that the expression long
square IL not geometrca hut Is long square; n
contends that II il long IL cannot be square
that person Is qnibber, and he no other Than .
gentleman who deserves Co have cafaane tied on his
head, with pair OF double strings bind mp his keen
mathematical perceptions, which will dav or other
work evil 10 the thereof The said foundation Is
exactly tho shape OF the folded pocket handkerchief
whichthe Italian women Law the top OF their heads
whether TO Keep that part warm preserve u from y
sun, or 10 look ornamental, Is uncertain our Paris
cataianes intended 10 look and be bewchng they
arc wired nd and slightly curved the top of the
chtgnon. From the two corners behind hang trails o.
flowers or velvets while they are edged all ronnd with
bells OF straw beads crystal fringe sometimes win
an elegant fall Of lace Tuscan straw square bordercd
with cerise velvet and dotted round with lunches OF
very small black In vine leaves which are frosted
looks rich and Southern and IL most becoming 10
bruno Earrings of the same fruit and flowers as those
used for trimming can accompany this.
have bunches or white currants Tor the ears,
In preparation which TO be worn with wreaihs OF
blue, pink apple green or cerise taiea petcoats
which looped front short airy silk muslin
skirts pearl ground white These silk netticoas have
sometimes Hounce round the bottom laid in lattened
plcais or fiat folds which the French cali pisc The
Jackets 10 match lined with the taea that
used for the petticoat All lace chemisette bodies for
full dress should be tight and plain with low petficOa
bodics Those made with folds rsed for rsggi.
ehemisetes instead Of bodies will he nil the
mer the plnn brown holland Garibald tn the rich
iaco bodice with colored silk Innings underneath Coret
bodies made o the material the skirts, and
are high muslin chemisetes.
The Bolero psrs Is still made without short sleeves
and most richly worked, sometimes lined with blue and
maize, and never with white skirts
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
N.tionsI Of Washington. vs.. Liberty v
OF Nc,g r,rmnsx. irk. 8. y.

or NeN vrunsvirk. :. y.
The last OF tho series Of by the National Club OF
Washington their Northern PLAYED Yesterday
afternoon with the Liorrtv Club of New Erunswik. y.
J the grounds Of the latter club New Brunswick
The National Club proceeded New prnawick nv the
ten A. train. and met at thc ders, u New Br
wick BY the Liberty Glib light collation. mar
TAX of and both clubs proceeded q the grounds, where
a large crowd assembled 10 witness The game Pla
commenced shortly after O'Clock ~ ,hr National
nj The rat md tic Nrt inning was marked bv rcv,rn
misplays IA ihc Ge'i All seemed Il be Or
less under the influence of the cxrrr0a heat
and had No. bo. ONE thoroughly uacd from
n'ed rtrher DESPITE his iniuri and Tho Lib
cr'y Club ound il vcrs difficult 20 strike Will, tie
Ma onal laborcd undor altno es much disadvantage
with The slow drop rilrh nr W corclvon and HcrVcn
ON the part of the Ma onal smith pcDnistn Pnlten
Williams Rerthong and Fox deserve ice SIN m Neid-
ing and play ng generally with sp rit and currcy
worthy ~ the hirhest co-sncndntien Williams
able /, oulv one hants his pav arcor rdngv
very good Pat'cn, NJ shT<Sssp, heldsd handsomcv
Bcrhoug, whilst cachcr made hoautiiG' Rnd dirrh
catch of a fonl hound and Fox also marked ~ play
with several finely taken nv balls and ho mis- on The
part Of the Liberty lab The only ones thst a. ~
worthy ~ mark HYDE, solomon and Towle; M
first for splendid aednr at left hcf the next 'hc
at field and the last for good, true aud lively
PLAYING al frat base
The score is as follows
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Refusal OF General siekIes 20 Obey =
writ or Uabeas Corpss.

TuE GENERAL ~ SERVED WIN A WRIT oy HAByAs
coRPUs--Hx RgFrsEa TO COMPLY WIN TINS
oRDEH-As ATTACHMENT nnukD AGAINST HIM
ron cosTExrr or COURT.
ArorsrA, Ca, July I, 1880
writ of hsbcas corpus has been served General
sicklea by tho United States Dstrc Court al Charleston
requiring him 70 produce the bodies n Francs q
strwsrs and others ubder sentence % death Castle
Pinckney. General sckiea refused 70 comply On the
ground that the pris1ners convicted by oo1r
ta % tho murder of thres federal sdes and that the
privileges y The rri are si sngpsrded IN Sooth Caro-
lima Judge Bryan ordered IN nliArhmcm 10 taus
ara nst rencrai slckle Tor con,smp; q oyuu i u
made retgfnable % tuesday
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Tynrrrfs TpAGynY iSmASA-we have been in.
formed OF some Of the particulars of most horrible
and cold hoOded murder and suicide which occurred
Sunday short distancs from Reynolds, IN White conn
ty twenty threemes north of this citv the Iouis
Vile New Albany and Ch cago Railroad II sppearstht
a man named BrImmer and his wife from dnroes-
nc trouble had separsied-both, however. rma nng
the neighborhnod on Sunday, aboni eleven ocIo.K
Brummer met his " fe abvut half nile from the town
ar ompauled hy her little boy when ta drew his revolver
and shot her two tas 'aktnr effect In her body The
fend then thsca ened 70 shoot The by II he 90 not
clear out aud tho Ite FELLOW. stariel for 0wn. rrrn
msr think "a ~ hal KILLED HI. wife sboi hirnss md
died v supJoesf nsts'Atly taing Acrnes thc lody e.
The woman Tho Eomag clothes - bht Ore auf wsre
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Governor Orr, or south Carolina, Favor
able 20 the Philadelphia Convention.

7fNVNFFA
Governor Orr has issued address the people of
south Carolina IN which ho heartily approves The object
of tho proposcd Philadelphia Convention and urges tho
immediate election of delegates State convention
Columbia The 1t of August 70 appoint delegates Tho
Governor says Their one principle ~ the al
dre.s which south Carolina subscribe Ia honor
and with sincerity
Eightv.nfn No thousand and eighteen bales ~ cotton
exported from Savannah for European ports during
the year ending June 30.
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DxarH IRON HypHorHoHA-Mr George De Mott of
West Hoboken, died yesterday morning from an attack
q hydrophobia He vas bitten by dog sevcn weeks
ago. and The animal killed, In accordance with
ancient usage, 70 the bitten individual from harm
This meaning proceeding did not save tho III fated
gentleman. for days ego he BEGAN feel peculiar
srnsations ab0t the of taste and despite the
attention OF Dr. Lutkins snceumbed 20 the dreadful
mslady This furn shes warning AGAINST mas
orlnate roaming o dogs through the streets especially
In This hot waather
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together with silver and paper moa"y and parchment
coma ming the history of the congregation
After The stone had been " laid Rev. wm A. Scott
d.. Moderator of tho Preshytcry offered up prayer
for all classes of society. Ho WIS followed by Raw
John NJ krebbs ~ d., who delivered n short but very
eloquent address explanatory OF the significance Of
stones and calling upon tho members of tho oongrs
CATION ~ strive and that when they about 10
offer mp this cd ce to Almighty God that IL be free from
ncumbrance and be indeed theirs TO offer In his
marks he deprecated what some people consider ma
onai and ecclesiastical blessing namely debt
The ceremonies closed with the singing of the
hymn, "A hail the power Of jesus name" and Bcns.
dicton
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10 ssesps,as- snbsssse1 . - ugssf - y,sssrAa
Nternosn Al The FAshoe caurs. stn q o. hasss n
ths hot'sf, 80 fafn 40 NJ aeuis as nshs ~ a.
toftes c1fuirg " ~ PIT ~ thf Esl.1tfs aaa
Posts Nefs Nt1 last nEht fa.~1NY . tfux Tbs -
10 ~ 4 nns ~ 80 sales Dag Flra lls0 Lay
tiA zseara tiDo. Alzbsf. tsT al u.s olssn
L~@Lksr t,A
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ErREEA OF NEWARK vs. kEARNEY oF halfway.
The above named clubs will contend FOR the champion
shp Of the sa,e of New Jcrsov Newark on Tuesday
NEXT, 10th nst Game called Al two y. ~
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"The Rest Preparation 81 49, fktrI q t#
,ant'-fuhsErrs oeitafAL Topru va ii
National Review
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Dry Goods Clerks VS.. Yankee Motion
CIrvhs.

The following s tho Of game played at Hobokrn
yesterday afternoon between tho dry goods house q
" s. Janray Co and The notion house Of Almon Miller
a Co. resultinr in favor Of the latter
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M E xICo o.

Reported Capture or Santiago by sAs
RepubIicans-san Bias and TeP<A
Menaoea.
san FaAsusco July g. 1863
Information has been received from San Bias via AnA
puco stating that the republicans havo taken the city sf
Santiago aud threaten San Bias and Tepc.
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Ii ID "a an 81 Total
Dry Goods: : ~ . q y, y
Umpire Mr. j. A soonan scorers--Nsssrs Hayward
and Teller.
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Ia ID 3D. "a. sa Oh IA sa on. Totais
,tional....4 y
bcrtv ....1 2 O. 2

Ia ID 3D. "a. sal Oh IA sA on. Tstar,
National. - 2 50 8 3 ~
Liberty ....1 % Q
Home runs-ratfen. l.
Len on bases-Parkcr, 2; Bcrihong, 2; smith, o.
studiey, l.
Struck out-willnms, 1; BERGEN, 2; solomon. o.
Towle. l.
FIELDING SCORE.
Passed balls--Van Nrse, z; Berthoug, 3; Fox s.
Rails verpichcd-wiam@, q
Wild thrpws-van Muse, 3; wanser 4; Solomon,
Hyde 2; Towis /; Bcrthong 1; studlcy, l Fov,
Fly catrhes--w Cortelyou, 1 Van Nuiac. 2 wan.or.
l. Solomon 4: Hyde, 2; Berthong Il Smith, 3; Fox
Fly balls missed w corteiyou. I n. Cortcyou. 3;
Bergen. 1; Wanser l; studl y. / For, |.
Foul bound cafches-W. Corteyou, Van Muse, 2;
Berthong. 2; w Hams, L Fox,
Foul balls missed-van MUSE, L Fox, 2
Out at first baseSslonai, I; berty, !. Out n sec
ond base-Nationa, a Liberty, o. Out at third hase
National 3, Liberty, Out a. home baseNationa, o,
Liberty o. Run out-Nai onai, o. Liberty !.
Out on tho hy-National II Liberty.
Cought on bound-Na'ionaL 3; Liberty 0.
Time OF game three hours
Scorers, Mr. Munson. National and Mr Blue, Liberty.
Umpire Mr. Hsyhurst OF the Atlantic Club y Phadel-
phla
In the score ~ The National and Gotham match, pub
ishsd In the HnALp yesterday, German credited
with muns, both OF which, however belonged to
Hodges
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CONoREHs WATER
Before brsatf.,,-
CUREa BiLiOus.gEs
sHaRPEss rIig srrTrrv
tOR CENERAL DEnfIfTf AID DrhrErNiA
YsFfRF WATER
BOLD ~ ALI DhtDgfhrA
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All priss. c.ss<s ia Legal Tostsri...--
.'-. ] GLrTn s,ss.t. Iis nss.s-,,
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Address Poiiss a son. mssr.hs.~
rf3 FfNNf~aT. yD4f @AfeeA Fttsts
sgt u sf1sr hsrgisa srf fwr.lfst
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A-Hstsaif.. Gr.at shsumsfts Hss..
sy nrss irng.~dslS F.bsf 81 ~ hhsWasiitE
hssfsis,. ~ g~swsf 81 - s9sst nnfist. ssf
- fAAs " sfAf <@se sssry ywftsn ~ tAs eisss
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sf~ sfnnit.ss ihs ssss fnsfs FGis a tAs nit~3 A
tutftfsls uasfss t@s~ t~4ssras - sftltta ~ sa<
s11 great tgns~xps eervsais@es
BRAHuSEfn'a rfff
se osrtAin. ss,s ao1 sssf "a -
tgal0
O~es hl~~1v.sA Hos~s. Hs~ Tea
Bs1 W 60 <svErsts.
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mesrs-easer, M ,a2ual distances. Lace leaves and
nowers rewu ,on the ends of plain narrow ribbon
snd put undrx ,rarsln or lace pointed collars
Buttons form n ~sry important addition on summer
dresses Somc very rich and do not cost less than
1wcny hvc frans-s dozen Among these are the 80
Scalled oiivce winch made of mother Of pearl all
Gzcs those FOR issskcu immense There Il the pro
ale hutfon mrsftxilions the tGndafeurh which IN
= gt hrmf Fat mother Of pearl the kacassar
bnttou abous large q small cheese plate, the
sxydrcd silver n.ss shoe; tho imperial bee button and
Passusyt< every shape Ia Ia great favor, mostly
Nat i,.t made w hand In crochet work s the richest
nd forms either i~Avcs clover or orossbsrs beautifully
workcd sbesva- much admired. These ornaments
Ir, nj lscsA On waist at the middle of the back
khe souIdsrs aron the back nf the neck when the ee-
Enrt aofx a nm not preferred These fgn or
Snds hssh roll out Of the garments they
Ssvu on sxns~ ornaments very fashionable; fruit
Ind Hovcu beautifully Initiated currants and grapes
Especially.
Mao jackets n made Of long cut busle threaded on
khck twisted sssk asrge with knot ., he end Of each
IN. pev i.s. tscsdlsd ''supure sr,saire" hIs made
ef black snd white, mixed, and 70 put on summer
The nswsus s~s n the plaid or chsne scarfsash ID
made A. wide ribbon be manufactured At Lyons.
ID nay he . very expensive addition 70 white muslin
kptc-thirty frrne per metrbnt nothing can % more
hyely Tho mana length OF sash required IL threa
,ucs The sasubs patterns aud coors are made into
,ch narrower isBoon for bows rosettes and the belt
4 Teils embrh6ered with imitation seed pearls and
ky,eed With I0fps balls of the Jet crystal
Sesy md straw rermS the leading features
N yelvct. on wt1r these articles worked worn
u,pueb bsndeaua The made up Grecan bandaets neyei
r. 90 well on nsad A. those which the winds
,,.gs =, bluau ever her hair herself There 4 how
kvsr pcak casl,si Mare stuart ornamented with crys
fringe whlcit wpuld become anybody and which has
hu % ,~ inst parrat the head % complete 0fure
p0m ds~n IN = Doins On Tho Forehead avid.ng elas
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poefe bss @areerns 1u @rabe tre9tn,
BON barnen feine MuferfebunBif. Dur@
bte @elt ralen, MQe8 1,lr TN Glu9t be>
tradten, baf9en unb metter ellen, ifiebt
an Der 1dAespronun9. Da6 1T ia eben
taS Gbnrafteriftii9e te8 beutfgen Trft>
bens, pab eS aller Etefe 9nntetsit unb
@emntbli6teit ermanselt; tob. MQes
nur auf SterFd6lt9teit unb @4minte
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f6nnen i'd bt1 ID 9e,pelen; baB en9lf>
]9e Icurifenart i'm orptndrfen @inn
tiiterau alt. aaasas1 Il sslas.s
|Ha Das palapies 1T timer Elm psrlore.
nee; oas 8oloene 3eitaltsr lte0t immer
In per 8sr9an8enbeit unb ba8 @etnen,
ras }onf IN pte 3utunft 8tnB, tpenbet ii9
beute rddrdrts. Nidt etnmal Elm So.
nustopf 1T einen pffferline e>.r G.tts
mdnn9en tpertb
Milerable 3eit Miisrable @slt
Mi;.rables 9reitsnl ! Sn meintr Su,
aenb3etl fab man nod aberau 2eute NIT
Dem Ran3sn auf cem 3ldfn npa.btrn,
@o'6 f95,, par, peilte man unb 9tnob.
Man fab ben Dtnesn in bte auetn unp
nobm einei bleibenrelt Gtnbrud NIT.
6eut3uta0e febt man ielbf BE MaleI,
BE nod potFe In 2etbe babeu fpqten,
nut kbr feJttu tranbern; ftlbf pte Stu,
bfnteu,a BE Yerl6rperte 9uasnbppefe, BE
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@rceuente8 Mu9en1pQNer,

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bar ui,fenceS 5eilmittel, IT., mie bic pbt9en
Yrdparate, pntienten pie @ieberrerfaufern BE-
Wir mS@ttn Miitt,rn lae.n. eab morie'a
BladberrY- 9 m aQe G6Qe BON
@pmmertranfbeit (summer- complaint]
be Rinbern teilt. 3.sa
Mprfe'S Sialieni(6er Mu8eu:
als unteblbarts MitttlT
fiir bte &ranfteiten pe6 Nu9f6. -
(Mtute anb @rpnt,we)
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talt unb @enauisleit 3uiammen8efsbt uub mt
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9en8enebe fe ltidt aerNSrtn, bermttbet..
nne tpie tar sas Huge 10 unsemetn publtb6.
fig ptrtene, 'purse ts aud bS9R betllam e.
funben fur
8:anb~nnbena, entsanbuneen, &C.
fprunsent 2ippen unb b6nbe.
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