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Sberin"es Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson county, ss.
French Carter, vs.. David 5acoS and Wife.
.y.-fJ;r r1r,. First Order of Sale
Pursuant to the cdmmahd of an ofder of sale is.
sued from the Court of Common Pleas Of Jackson
county, Ohio, and to me directed ds Sheriff Of said
county will offer for sale at public auction at the
door ofthe Court House, Gin front of the Grafton
Block) in Jackson, in said county of. jackson, on
Saturday, September 9th, A. d., 1865,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
mortgaged premises, situated in the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to=wt:
The southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section No. thirteen Q3l, in township No.
five (5), of range No. nineteen 19), except twelve
acres and nine feet sold by William Carter to
Henry Carteh Oft Of the west side of said lot and
described in the deed Of conveyance, being 20
acres, more or less. Valued at $125 90.
To be sold as the property of David Jaeox and
wife ut the silt of French Carter
Terms of saFe--cash in haiid.
Given Under my hand this 9th day OF August,
A. d., 1866. .....
... JOS. H. WILSON, Shift j. c.
Aug g. '66-5w-P ESQ co.
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jon WoRK.-~We are prepared to do
oil kinds of Job Work at the Standard Office, on
short notice and in good style. We have the best
assertmcnt Of Job Type of any cotntry paper In
this part of the State.
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CLAIM AGENcY.-By Mr.. Trips card,
twill be seen that he has taken ont license as
Claim Agent Mr.. Trip is a reliable man, and
persons employing him may rest assured that
their business will be promptly attended to.
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THE town of jackson is now as
healthy as we ever saw it. We have heard reports
that the cholera has made IT'S sppesraace at Nc
Arthur, and that Capt Hamilton, of The Eagle
Furnace has died of cholera. But in this place
nothing of that kind has yet made its Appearance
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TIE GLORY oF Man

The GLORY OF Man IS
STRENGTH. gentleman who suffered for
years from Nervous and Genital Debility, Nightly
Emissions, and Seminal Weakness, the result of
youthful indi5cretcn, and came near ending his
days in hopeless misery, wi for the sake of suf-
fering man, send to any one afflicted, the simple
means used by him, which effected cure in a few
weeks after the failure OF numerous medicines
S,hl a directed envelope and stamp and it viii
cost you nothing Address .r.
EDGAR TREMAIN, P.
May II, Coy i2Sth ST., n. Y. City.
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M Road Notice.

WNlIERE will he petition presented to the Com
u missloners of jackson county, Ohio, At their
September session, for county road, as follows:
Commencing at what's called the turnpike road
in Scioto township, u fun south with the. lane
through the premises of j. r. Hunter thehce
with thb lane between the premises of John Norris
and ifaiuah Davisg thetite southwest and south
with tue road Though llef premlsesIto the town.
ship line; thence with the lane through the prem
ises of II. W. Hubbard to his stable; thence west
as near rs practicable through said premises and
that Of John w. Canter. to intersect the road
petitionedfo east Of Davis Parks. house.
Aug 2, 66-5w. PETITIONERS.
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We intend being present at the
Union Congressional convention, aud the Demo.
cratic Congressional and Judicial conventions at
Portsmouth this week, and win state the results
in our next. .. -...r .......
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.

sI Staib 5f Ohio, Jackson county, IS.
Samuel Pickens, .Fs. William Short and wife.
... Second Ordet of Sale.) f
Pursuant to the command bf An order of sale is.
sued from the Court Of CdniIiioh Pleas Of jackson
county, Ohio, and to me directed rs Special Mas.
ter, will offer for sale at public atetion, at the
door of the Court House, Gin front Of thg Grafton
Block on
Saturday, September 1st, A. D., 1866;
at one o'clock, 2. VI. of said day, the following
mortgaged premises situated in the county Of
Jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scrbed as follows to-wit: .a.
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter Of section eleven CD, township eight (S), and
range nineteen Q9). .-.-7|
Appraised at....'. ".'.-..,'....';-.. .s15O
To be sold as the property of William Short and
wife, to satisfy decree rendered by said Court in
favor of the said Samuel Pickens, -
Terms Of sale cash in haud. d...,
and Special Master Com. Court Com. Pleas J. c.
Aug, 2,'G6-5w. P. F. IS 20.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, August 2, 1856, at the
residence of tho droom's mother, in Bloomfield
township, jackson county, Ohio, by Armpstead
Scurloek ESQ, Mr.. JciiS NJ. WlrnERsrooN and
Miss SAhAil d. Htbt. H.
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Another Circus. By an advertise
tnent in our paper this week, it will be seen that
another circus, with an outAndish name, is COM
ing 70 this place. Everybody will be here, Of
course, for when did circHs come to jackson,
and advertise in the standard, that did not bring
in all the people Remember the day Thursday,
August 10th. 4 t. C-
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THERE will be great Soldiers Bar
bacue at Athens on the Both of this month. We
presume agood many soldiers and others win be
in attendance from this county.
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a. W. Lose, Deputy Collector, has
received the annual tax list and is now prepared
to receive taxes for incomes licenses, &c.
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ALL MAY MARRY HAPPILY.

irrespective Of wealth, age, or beauty, and the
love oil tho opposite sex can be gained by follow
ing simple rules. Send directed envelope and
stamp to Madame LUCILLE DEMARRE Station
D., Bible House, New York City. [may II. G6.y
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion In the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues.
DAY each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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ITcH! Irch! IrcHl
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! sCRATcni
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
NM Cnre "a Ncln "a Hni

HW UUI6 tHt IItHW TO HUuTJ.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CIIIL.
BLAINS, and all ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN
Price so Cents For sale by all druggists. BY
sending 60 cents to WEEKS &c POTTER, Sole
Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded BY mail, free OF postage, to any part Of
the United States. GJune Ii, '66--y
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A New AND PERfEor SEWING

a NEW AND PERFECT SEWING
MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE;
combines all the advantages Of the best and most
popuer Sewing lMscihnes greatly Y sImplfed,
with Other essential improvements. Runs either
way, uses short, straight needle, is extremely
simple, sews ell kinds Of goods, runs very STILL
has only one tAfeadlng, has the most Perfect tcf-
sion, and performs easily with less instruction.
and more perfectly and efficiently, all kinds of
family sewing than any Sewing Machine ever in
troduced. Eg-If you want the best, do not fi TO
examireit. licensed to use the Wheeler & Wilson
feed and Howe needle. PaIcE $25. Mine. Dem
orest's Empcrium of Fashions. No. 4T3 Broadway
New York, Geheral Agency for the United
States Agents wanted Send for CiecHlak
MayII '6Ct+v. gsslEG rs..#.s-
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ERRORS OF YoUTIt.

Agentlcman who suffered for years from Ner:
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suf.
fering humanity send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple REM
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. i3 Chambers ST., New York.
July 70, 66-3ni.
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Road Notice.

WNHERE will be a petition presented to the Cbm-
IL missloners of Jackson county Ohio, at their
nOxt session, for a county road, as follows:
Commencing at the county road in Scioto town.
ship, commonly calledth turnpike road at q stake
near locust tree, few rods west of the north
west corner Of James Davis farm thence rnnning
nearly south through his land, and parallel with
his meadow fence to stake near the gate leading
into his corn field thence west one rod So as to
clear his corn field fence; thence nearly south
parallel with Ills fence to his south line; thence
nearly south through the land Of ]. NJ. Parks to
a stake near the corner of his buckwheat patch /;
thence nearly southwest direct to a stake on the
line between j. NJ Parks and Johiel Graham !;
thence south on the line between j. NJ. Parks and
Joiel GrahaIn. to the township line; thehte south
and east with the lime through the premises of
N ID. Parks to his east line; thence sotith as near
as practicable with the line between the innds Of
N D. Parks, JohH W. Canter and Eli Dixon, to
their south line; thence to run south ahd south
east with the hollow as near as practicable through
the lands of Stephen B. Dixon. Ezekiel Masters
and Jeilersoh Furnace Co. to interseet the jack
sUh G, III. and Jackson Furndce road at what is
known a. the Hala place. "a. ...... .tt''.i
Aug, 2, 66-5w PETITIONERS.
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"RANDoM THouGHrs" have to go over
this week for want of foon.
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WE notice that the cool nights for the

WE notice that the cool nights for the
past few days have compelled the people to put on
their winter clothing When looked up, the old
coats were found to be @fihkled, moth eaten and
sadly ont of fashion. Then we saw many going to
the establishment of A. b. Grassland, oh Main
Street, opposite the STANDARD office. and buying
new coats. Grassland always has them ON hand,
and he is ready for any emergency, or change of
weather. E M fs.... .f r'
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Total,
Coon INk,-We would call attention

to an advertisement in reference to q new mode of
making ink. We received apaper of these pow
ders and the ink is easily made, and is all that the
proprietors tlaim for It. Our subscribers can see
its color, as the name on their paper is written
with II.
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CooL.-The weather. during the past
few days has been almost ccol enough for frost
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HOME CRcULATIoN.--There are more

persons in the town of jackson who ought to take
the Staadard than DO take It, Those who get
their papers at the printing office are II
Who get their papers at the Posteflce, 1O0
Delivered by Carrier, 81
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HORSE STOLEN,
WANTED. f1R ss7iSS S.v

A GENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen. in
"A every County n the United States, to sell
the Ink Powders Of The American Ink COMPANY,
The powder sells for forty cents per package, ala
will make ink enough to Ill fifty bottles of the
size usually retailed at ten cents per bottle. A
smart agent can sell gross of it day, and clear
$3.50 The ink can be made from the powder in
three minutes in common boiling water. Il is q
perfect blnckinkf the best In the world 1t fowB
easily, does not cOrr6de the pen particle, never
gums up, is not injured by freezing and its color
will last forever. Every family III America will
buy it, as package will last a family for years.
and ink can be made in small llquantilies as wanted
With each gross we send hftliodsaii1 Circulars,
with testimonials from clergyiheE, lawyers, teach:
ers. merchants, commercial colleges, editors, &C.
and the agents name on the bills. Only one per
son will be made agent fora county. The first one
sending Thirty Dollars fora gross, will receive it
by return express together with one thousand
circulars and the right to sell in the county he or
she desighstes. If Others send for the same coun-
ty the m6hey viii be returned to them free of ex-
pense. To make ftirej one had better designate
several counties, eithe% Uf WHICH he or she will
take. Send for trade list aid circuers if you dare
run the risk of waiting, or seid TIT money for o
gross. Letters addressed to the Mayor Post
master, cashiers Of the banks, Or the EXPRESS
agents of this city, will show that the business Is
honorably and squarely conducted. An Ink pow
der will be sent by mail to any address, free of
charge, on receipt Of forty cents RI
Address, writing your name, town, county and
, AMERICAN INK COMPANY
Manchester, N. II.
THOMAS w. LANE, ''
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent.
AuS.-9 G6-vlm. q, --- ...--- ..-... .-..,.
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THE DEe4SIyB BATTLE

~ Ha-a a. afITAs BERs u -Fsa 81
FOUGHT AND WON
In every State, aud City, and Town in the
Union, by
cHRIsrADoRos HAIR DYE. ~
over all would-be rivals, and The palm Of yiotory
is awarded to II for depth and richness Of tint do.
rablllty raPldity 6faetitn, Softeing and lubrcat.
Ing propertIts ahd entire freedom from every de.
leterionS Or sofnbg ingredient.
,,ManufactuiydbyJ. .CHRIsfADORo No. 6 Astor
Honse, NeFlY6rk. Bld by all Druggists. An.
piled by Af Ifhir Drese6rs. up
August 2. 1S66.-1m
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LOVELY Girls AND FESTIVE
BOYS, send an addressed envelope and % cents,
and will send you suihe valuable information
that willplcasc yuus Address 4l 1871
g." ''' MARY MOORE
May Il, 66-y. 831 Broadway, New York.
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FOR SALE!
| offer for Sale from 6e to SO Acres
~ of Land, in Madison fp,ErJ
JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO.

1T is part Of the farm | now occupy, and lies
IL about half mile fforn the town Of Uentfeville,
which with lis Churches, mills, mechanics, mer-
chants, doctors &C., can supply almost everything
needed by man. II lays most beautifully includes
from 10 TO Is acres Of wuodlahd-the remainder
nearly all in grass For further particulars call
upon me personally, or address me by letter at
Thurman P. o.
July 20, 'G6-1y. W. G. BUCK.
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z S3N&4zx, s1k1Mz
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LIST OELETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT JACKSON C. II
OHIO, Aug. 7, 1866
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Observation-Disclosures

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6. Wtaunb ESQ.,, StaatsanmaIt. Sn Der 9eftrtgen
Sibuua tamerl fOlsenpe 5G0e sur Serbanolun9:
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ter SiB, mel6er ibn pegeu elmer SrotlalI6oerlets>
una nm 800 geftraft bate. urt9etI ab9edr0ert.
@u1. &linome4er; Nppe1atlOn bon 6rteoellS>
ribter Yinoel; @ntldeiolng pprbebaltel.
Senrs &le1; 2ppeQatlpn bon 6rte0enSrtd)ter
Mereoitb pe9en elmer Citrate bon SO Ill 0ol9e Ell
uer SroinanSperlebun9. llrtbetl beItdtt9t.
Der Sail son SbonlaS Sar1ell, me9en Serleb'
ing Der WtarttperUrpnun9err tpltroe perld)pbeH.
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de tpe9eu Orpiuau5perlebu1g beltraft npr0elt ma9
rem, tanleu nod CUR Serbanblll1g llllo Die Grtennte
niIle Der Der bstreffenbet 6rieoenSrtdter ipuroelt
tbetlS be1tIti9t, tbsil8 peripprfen.
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miSbanbelt III babell. sic plrben l9ltlot9 DefIlI@
ben unb Ri ie $50 unb Soften Geltratt.
Common $lea8 @ert9t. HtUter
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bes 6riebensri9ters Wtc&iulep ab9eirbert.
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@rsss unb Suobes ge9en 0rateIp & 6entOn.
Surp III Beratbnn9.
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letturen elm Circular %erlulIen, In tpel6em CT
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MiaiOnen, felt 1. Mat in elmer 0rdmIe Don
304, bstrastn. Inter q tpuroe aud I'M
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GtngeianSt.

Nd6ften OienHas, ais am 8. SUM, bGlt bas $8.
Nader'i8e 9uffitut iein ID. Bc Sic i'll benz ansene6nen,
gu iclhen @eIeSen6eiten bieI benusten 0reentppob=Part
@S 1T tairH notbwenbig etrpds babpn S1 %ertpdbnen, oenn
trer ben frttbereu Wader'I9en @rcuriionen bei8ewobnt
bat, ber pirb erfaPren baben, faB bieieS Tefte re6ter
4rt finb. @S ftnb 3ipar S9ulz pber Siuberiefte; ipenn
man aber namentli6 bem bprisiG9rigen Ric Sic
gu benz Plabe beranfam nnb itberia6 tieie sroBe Wten@
t@ennenge, 70 9laubte man niGt, ba6 ea elm &Inberfet,
icnbern elm ansemeineS 8cIfsfeft s~efetert ipitrbe. DaS
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&c eS Uerfebt, bic bon i6m beranftalteten Gefte 10 ein3u=
ri&ten, 6as iptpobl @ros aIs Slein, III. wie Sung, Ser
SnitSel tarau ftnben, unb Sober, tpie Der ameritaner
iast, rpIeaieb" mad Sauie sebt. DaS anf nd3iten Diem
flag anberaunte Yic Sic tpirb ale frii6er S~ebaltenen in
ben Sbatten ffelen, henn eS ftno bonn Geft9eber bic
srcbartiSfeu 8ortebrungen unb @iari6tlnseu ~9etrcTen,
iebem Geftbeilnebmer frpbe Gtunbeu 3u bereiten. Die
i&Su unifprHitte %. @crnet 8anb tpirb bur& ibre prdG~
tisen mufitati6en 8ortrGSe, bic 3S9lirSe Der Inffalt
tperben burG ibren @eiang, t6eilS nit, t6eilS pbne Be-
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fun mo mSsttG ansenePm 81 unterRalten iuden. l1no mer
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tbun at tSnneu. gtun febtt peiter nibtS ntebr, ala Elm
i6Sner Gag; unb ben perben mir PcfentliG AUDI wieber
BADEN.
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3u ieben, mas bas biesiGbrise 8ic Sic Aaes bietet. :
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@inaefertt.

sSeiun Gintritt Der tparuteu 9abresSeit fud5en MIR ms
natiirli& pieber elm s~5ersniisen i'm Greieu 3n MAIDEN, unb
baju btetet uns bic n6dfte Wche @eIe5en6eit genug.
3pei unierer rppulGrften unobbGn9iSeu SGulen 5ie9en
bann mad Bauerni6uitt's Ylas an ber Selair Stoab,
bic Wader'iGe am Oienftag, ben 5. urb bic WtInner'=
f&e a1 Mtitttpo1, ben 6. sunni Die 96uI=@rcuritcnen
fnb setpSbnIi9 bic Se1iitbiibftsn unb AM f%tdrfiten Be-
tu9ten, unb fre1en mir un8, bem Gtngen tnb SpieleH
Der sinber I'M eeife in tic slitdtiGeu Gage Der Sn8enS
3uttdberieSt su tperten. S6abc nur, baB Serr Bader
ben PIos auf ben 5. Sunni ensaairt Bat, naGbem Serr
Mdnuer %beuieIbsH IanSs 8uSDr auf ben 6. senoalmen Pat>
te; mir beiu9ten Ionft germ beibe Sefte. Set etr9en
ecGen ba6en mir Sfters @eleseHbeit Se9abt ,%u3u6Sreu,
tpie fiber unb rein bic G4iler Der WiSnHcriden S4nle
ein', jpei- unb brsitiutmi9e Qieber, bic tpa9rI9einliG
ant ber'@rcuriion borgetra9en tperben i%cer, itngen, unb
1u ieben, nit ipeI9em @ifer bic 9e6rer tieier %bltibenben
anfaIt Sauftas unb nod Der @9ulseit at1iiiante, bier
nod niHt aufsefdbrte GpieIe fir baS Self nit ben Sditz
Term e%iniiften. Sir CUTE Sarntcnie= unO San5mrftt 1T
bon Serrn WtGuner seiprst, unb tpirb auBerbem nod be
aus atsse5si6neten SGnsern beite9ensen ~Dfo5art=Serei1r
BET Der @elesenbeit gum erften Dtal Dffentli@ itn9en.
Treunbe BET 9t9enS unb 8ilbuns tperben be6balb steie
ieltene @elegen9eit sur @rteiterung ni6t unbeauet bcrs
iiber seben IaHen; fe ionten i6on WtQrgens ben 9(us5us
ber iebr iHppiant Ieiu tpirb.
[Sl Mebrere @ 9uIfreunbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-02
Notwithstanding.

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Yetiticn bon 9GuIerbefibern al SrUnt>, Sigh &
Grsteritr. Dor, se8en Die &usbebnunS Der 2ertnS-
tOnitr. na& Oiten.
Ser YoliSeinlari6aG itberldidte eine 0tittbeis
lung be3ii9Ii9 Der 4rrnel, welde aus arOern
Stdoten bier eilltreiien.
6erner w1rbe ELL Soridlag bonn Wiappr cinge<
I6idt, bic fir5ll9 ernanuten Sallitdtsdr5te fltr
ibre Otenite 5I b~e5ablen.
Der 8eiGiu6, cine bTl5erne @tatform al Sails
Gpenue Sn erridten rnO $500 ba5u 5l perpilliSen,
paiiirte.
3weiter weig.-@ine Yetitipn BON 8es
amten, tpel9e bic ainber in ben oeri9lebenen
@arbS eiurpUirten, wuroe ppr9ele9t, o%ielelben
perlanstelt cine 3uluge 81 benz bepili9tet Salair,
neil Ite sestpun8eu pareu, AM SO1lto9 81 ar
beiten.
Ota6 einiscn anoereu unpidti9e1l SOrla9en
fanb cine Convention beioer 3wei9e ltatt.