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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02
PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the use of bucnu, cs
bebs and Juniper in the treatment of these dis,
eases, and only use them for the want of he,
tnv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02

MANY PEOPLE are not aware of
lfl the great difference in elasticity between
the Grover Il Baker stitch as made by the Gro
yer q Baker Sewing Machine and the Shuttle
stitch, or so called '1ock stitch" Those who
intend to purchase machines should not fail to
inform themselves on this point. The Problem
for the Ladies" demonstrates the comparative
worth of the different stitches. Call and get
one at e. II. MERRIAMS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02
Political Notes.

"A bronze group is being cast at
Munich representing Lincoln comforting
freedom on the slave
Wade Hampton furnished the funds
to the blacks for the purchase OF the
Columbia South Carollnlan.
NO pay is allowed TO the members
of the North German Parliament three
hundred in number.
Gen. schofeld has decided that con.
scripts or persons forced into the Confed'
crate service during the war are not
thereby deprived Of the right to vote.
The colored citizens Of Washington
manifest a disposition TO accept the res
possibility of nominating candidates to
suit themselves, and will not be "tool-
ed" by politicians of any stripe.
Gov. Brown of Georgia addressed the
citizens OF Augusta, Saturday evening,
advising them to accept the reconstruc-
ton act. His speech was favorahly re-
ceived.
A Western man, speaking OF the
Pacific Railroad, says 1t is one OF the
funniest condolences In the world that
almost every alternate section of land
on either side OF the road belongs to
some member of Congress"
The Legislature of Virginia has
done one wise thing at least. 1t has
authorized the sale of all the railroad
interests which it possesses, and agreed
to receive bonds of the State for the pur-
chase money. This action will relieve
her of property which can hardly be
productive to her.
The Supreme Court OF Michigan on
Tuesday issued peremptOry mandamus
compelling the registration OF negro
as a voter, under a late decision that
| persons of mixed blood who have less
than one-quarter negro blood are white
in the meaning of the State constitu'
| tion.
The Democratic" Common Coun,
Gil of New Haven has just rejected q
resolution providing that "all persons
employed by the corporation of the city
of New Haven shall not hereafter be re-
quired to work more than eight hours s
day,and from this date eight hours shall
be considered legal days work"
"A reporter of one Of the New YorA
papers, in describing Senator Wilson's
speech in Richmond on Monday night
says 1.-THE last occasion that your re
porter witnessed public meeting on thu
same ground was exactly six years ago
when the Richmond secessionists glorieC
there over the fall OF Fort Sumpter.
What difference between then anC
now
-Gen. Sckles halted the parade o
the Charleston tlremen Saturday, ant
required them to obtain an American
flag and carry it at the head Of Of tn
column before continuing their demon
stration. He also required that a guar
of honor should be detailed from amoni
the flremen to carry it, that it should b
placed opposite the reviewing person
ages, and be respectfully saluted by ev
cry fireman raising his cap as he passed
The flremen acquiesced Cheerfully, wait
ed for the flag, and after procuring on
, proceeded with their parade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02

doors open in the rear of the stage, and
disclose in all its proportions the Palace
Of Industry,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02

Irritate and arcr he kidneys, and by coz.
confirmed disease,
We present the ConstltutiOn Water TO the
public with the conviction that has no equal in
relieving the class Of diseases for which 1t has
been found so eminently successful for curing;
and we trust that we shall be rewarded for our
efforts in placing valuable a remedy in
form to meet the requirements of patient and
physician.
Stroudsburg, Pa, Jan. 20, 1855,
DIR. GREGG,
Dear Sir:-I wish to inform You that have
been under the treatment of some of our best
physicians for nearly two years, without reCeiv
ing any benefit. had lost all confidence, and
INDUCED in but little hope of q cure from any
source. My disease was Dropsy, and my ply
siCians told me that there was no cure for me-
l was tapped some fifty times, and at the diner
ent operations about 1900 pounds of water was
removed.
am happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use of Con
stitution Water.
make this statement hoping It may roach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Mrs. MARGILL C. LEvANwAY.
IN DYsMENoRRHRA, OR PAINFUL HEEsruATIoS
AND MENoRRHAGIA, OF PRoFUsE
FLOWING.
Botn diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
the menstrual nQlO-ln one case OelHg 100 llJtlG
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
a too proflse secretion, which will be speedily
cured by the Constitution Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result of a relaxation Of
the ligaments of that organ, and is known by
sense of heaviness and dragging pains iD I,ne
back and sides, and at times accompanied by
sharp, lanCinating or shooting pains through the
parts, will, in all cases, be removed Oy the med.
cine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB which
| physicians call Nervousness, which word Gov
ers up much ignorance, and in nine cases out Of
ten the doctor does not really know whether
! the symptoms are the disease, or the disease
the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
! here speak more particularly of Cold Feet
| Palpitaton of the Heart, Impaired Memory
| Valentines, Flashes Of Heat, Languor, Lass
| tude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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READ! READ! READl!,
Dr.. WIN. 81. GREGG,

DanYiTle, Pa, june, lEbl
Dr. WIN. 3. GREGG,
Dear Sir In February, 1861 was afflicted
with sugar diabetes, and for five months
passed l. g than two gallons of water in TWEEN
ty-four hours. ! was obliged TO get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the night, and in
five months lost about fifty pounds in weight
During the month of July, 1861, Iprocured two
bottles of Constitution Water, and in two days
after using it experienced relief, and after tax
ing two bottles was entirely cured, soon after
vegaining my usual good health.
Yours truly, j. '. l.. DE WITT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02

A CRNTEEARIAN.-The Mobile Regis.
ter gives an account of planter near
Whistler, Ala, who is now 104 years
old. His uame is Stanley Monk. He
has been a great walker, making his so
miles day with ease, and remarkably
athletic, jumping his As feet in three
leaps, and turning and jumping the same
back. He has been great woodman
and as usual with such men, is very
fond of his rife. He is still erect and
comparatively active; but is now suffer.
ing from an attack Of dropsy. He has
never used speCtacles. His habits have
been regular through life. He was new
er but once intoxicated, and then acct
dentaly, when he formed the resolution
that the folly and sin should never be
repeated, He says that over twenty
five years ago he made his peace with
God and Joined the Baptist Church, and
now has nothing to regret but that
more OF his life has not been spent In
the service of God.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-02
CONSTITUTION WATER
DIURETICS

Has proved itself equal to the task that an. 90
vOlvcd upon ii.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

TEN THOUSAND Bon ~ SENT BY LETTER.
bath ny myself AMI Agent, to all portions Of the world
10 which an-wgrsity' been returned. IA which ladc-
ny nothing like the above l= have b"cn anoNu since
ne Science "i .lu.lCtlp utNncH anon The NUrii-
IN REMOVING OBS IEuCrIpNS AND RESTORING
HE 10 MS PROPER CHANNEL.
Quoting the nerves and bringing back the Rosy color
oi hcalh {" the check oi tc most delicate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

TNTT T Y FFN BON. NTN HIINT-N .
Sold at retail by ii. H. i!Itt III,Il. solo t.rnt fn
Elkt"n, and by an prugy-i- Sp!t in Baltimore hN
COLEMAN a ROGERS, lttWe.t Bdtiunr" ST. Cllts.
+. BEATTY 60. corner Calvert ard Franklin SIS:
". II. BROW 4 BROTHER, ". ! South Liberty;
LOUIS shNlsf 4 CO., No. - Nortl, howard street
General Wh"."ra'o Agents.
Na-lhcs, ly en-, sing price 81 throush the Elkton
70. can have the Pins sunt Ly mail if,h o. 1SG;-1y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

EErThe highest charge made is Eve per CONT
Goods of every description Except quors purchased
and forwarded with despatch when either cash or trade
accompanies the order.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02

BY CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELKroN, Nd, Juys3i, 1867.
In all our business transactions with Mr. F. Marine
NC have found him prompt and reliable Commission
Merchant. and We very thceriUlll recommend him to
the farmers and Others of cecil who have produce
sell in tine Baltimore markets. JOHN PA RTRIDGE l..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-02
HARNESS MAKING.
PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!

r HE undersigned having on hand a large assort-
] ment Of PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, HARROWS
GuLTlNAr0kS &c. is prepared TO sell them cheaper
than they can be had eseW here IN town He i also
prepared TO do all kinds of
WHEELWRIGHTING, BLACKSNITHING,
and Country Smithing generally Also. Agent for the
NEW YORK SELF-RAKE REAPER, the best ma
chine in the country; BlCKFORD & HOFFMAN'S
WHEAT DRILLS, and the MARYLAND SELF
lDSCHARG!NG lOFSERAkE the best Rake now
IN use in the county.
Please cali and examine heio,e purchasing else
where. THOS p. JONES,
Al the Eikton Foundry,
April Is, 1867 corner Nam and Bridge Sts.
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SPENCER & WRIGHT.
BALTIMORE. FEB 2jth. 1854

Having known Nh. Fletcher 4. Marine for many
past, take pleasure in stating Il tive know
him 10 lac gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may he placed, III the transaction Of business lie j.
prompt, attentive, oblginG and reliable John W.
Randolph. Esq, Cashier md National Bank, Isaac 7.
Cook Register of Wills Robert Turner, Esq, John W.
Run d Go, Rev. A&drew Manship Phila.. Armstrong
EnrrN. iAug 3. lh6I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

)ASirIC NAIL sTGAMSAIP C0MPAN{'S
l. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
Carrying usIrEp STATES NAIL
VIA ANAMA kAILROAD.
Steamers leave per North river fool of Canal street.
al IL O'eock follows.-- 77fE-1V
Aueusf l.-ARiZOxA CAPTAIN Mnrrv ennnActnr n ith
GOLDEN ACE, Captair Far ls,sorth ~ S-'TF
AUGUST ~ --iENRY CHAUrcEY, Captain Gray, con-
Meeting with GOLDnE CITY, Captain Lapides.
= AUGUST ~ -.hisiNG STAR Captain C.P Soabury, con-
meeting with MONTANA, Captain Sutton. li.i
POUNDS sagfge allowed free TO each adult
Aneparnres tonch at Acapulco; those Of lat 2lst
copDeet ~ F9uaia with steamers for Pacific ports
touch al NsAzanillo.
Departure OF lth OF each month with the new
ste%p1 line FROM Panama TO AUSTRALIA and New ZEALAND
stesnn< of August 10 VIII copnecl closely with
Great Republic ffJm an Frahcsco,
hama and long Kong at Yokohama with steamer Costa
Rica for Nagass kl anl Shangaae- "A GA nr
For passage tickets and M fl1her inforapn apply at
The oce % the wharf, foot Of CANA sres Norh river.
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EUROPEAn , sTnAMsHIPs.
rEAs DIEEcF Jo EENEs CAPTAIN Tho. s. R win
a. ea ssfsssS ss'ssas,' oiss assa.i = ls -, a..
cabin, So ssseaS cabin 80; 'issssss yo,or
: No New Chamber. q, sore.- ea.,nen1. HeS lo--:
OF M cuRRRkCY-RxcURsaoHi ricKRas ,vaE O
Vl 70 4sU AND FROM LruIRrooI, GLASGOW AND nj, '''
.asR0aAv.u.,a. loi l5EsEx; ,ssl!;. MONTH. T1157i
S,s fsSs'!ss 1ss ps.ssrsss ssIss &Sss
IrvEspoor and euAsc6% Sas ,a,us nm !. LONDON sDaRax
CXLEDoNx Gacdcnaid sas :. = satnrdsy, 1asfsi
Cabins. s'o md sso' sss''ans TO osaa'a.s s'esfAs'
s's sa booked . and from H.psu,. Ant
A. Vsy Ss Soss as So employ
e., Ts z ne sCy !. ,e
'1 f No. isyins spii & arsce Wv iors
----- - ~ .1.s .1o1o. = : ~ tsen.
so cIricEs sotTS fREsT AND
:.s fs LAW Ils sHtoSs sse
and LONDON % first sl.ss Ealing " ss pssksn ana rre,u
g. S.ss .s :n - HSsSy 20 sho "
- :. : =. -, co-r..v
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foR SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE AND BREMEN q
-. BAkETIc "A E 0sp..,a g w. nossr. ..n., -
Rstcs Of nssssee IN cola or III IT, eauivaent ID
E ssS sS .l..s sss9ps sso sss sc s"s So
For freight isar ssts;:ss apply
mon IIyEnPooI oAIIIse At QUEENSTOWN
~ Cnnard steamshp q ss-l d fi -.
ShfSz from Boston !. has
oe an ' 1Asslcr SAG % .os.y ;sos nrw yoaE
c.Sa ';a's 70 s.s sss''s ''''' .,s
c.s. - PASSAGE so,ss..I; ssos sosSSGs. sosISSGs. .so
freight f:Sss: ]; ;ss:.ss e sss; ssis = ] = equivalent
WE. 81 \ rs - -. = .,iLa CuMAKD, d.,
s.,I.sn NORTH psEMhs SHEMAs master
carrying iSs Sasa s!.:s; NAH xn sail from he Bremen
''''' wv THURSDAY. AUd6sr 9. 49,
saH.ss Il :sSss.ss,os z, ,.'...
''r''niH1 vi the frs. c.s.. s,,. second Cabin u,
TO be followed sy Ss :sssmshlP AMERICA, g.. Ernst,
fsssr tos lrssss e. o. ps.osss .opy apfrs
------ - 0n-..e-.e : :. -, V 1-0.1 -.-...:
Or, DIRE DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
-, sis:; "a %
Connent VIII al from pier No 81 North vcr q FOL
81 LAURENT. Bosaads. Saturday. Angus. 10
iTIS sxEis. ss:ssSa:
'ss.,a 5s., "a, s ps1cE OF F1ssAos. ril
V-'''1'As "'A''' 70 Ss.s1 cs cS.I aIssx
First Cabin. .e16ot Second Cabin SO
77-' -, NV. 10 FANS. ~. - Z q :. n
N tincluding hallway tickets, furnshed ON boArdl,
lssssSe ciscisd through % fsTis ',
fSsse stsssnsrs DO not carry sSesrsgs passsuesrs
nsne Il faops 81 sSns tSs .sssns1a & ss Inc avoid
~ Sns HSm TsnGt Dy R nnRn - nncnSH tS snd d
sxrSnsS -
-, GEORGE xACKBNxIK, AGENT = yroadWay.
1T177oV17. q sTr1v VAv7o aTTo1 ooNr .1v-
IN stsssss wssty 70 Ivsspcc and 0nssusSewn issvisg
HELvEfiE Cspc TSompson. Saturday, Ausus
FSeeroA1HR FHe Ss s cuos , ss1rd:S ttSsS:s tSss.
s .sls: ss;s s.:sss 49, $500 ss,e saa - Z.
rs1syc,.A~.,~..,,... - :. ,,,. ..... - ,>scs.-
pssy. Hos s. ssd = Ssosivss. Ne q lsss1 ~: -
=. ~ - : W.: .g..-: -
y Wednesday and sasnrdey.-AkLvETM1 ~. e.ssTs.z,
brss on Enand and irsisnd a surrsn: rate Of e.
Snarcs nPp Rector 9Ss ONCE " Broad
TUE HAHByRo AxER1oAN PACKET OoAPANY's
y : -. soEUssLA, :. ..., o,.,
Win :.ii on s4rURp1Y xsSuss aIM nor for ''-''' man,
Taking passengers for Hamburg H.us Southampton and
Firs cabin slss; second cabin s7s s.eerase, s 90 pay
able IN gold orlts squivalsns -, -,
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IICY1rALsTEANsAIP ,coMPANy'ss.
-. ~ -. ~ 3 AMP y Cil iEA ~ xc,scA

steamer HENRY CuAUyCEY viii leave pier A North
BOT u Canl street New York rt II oh2ek noon.
SATCRDAY 70 neouuec@nk Vie PaDos1A kailroad
wssb sfsssssr 0LDES 6Ifv for ssa Frsnclsco, who're
maths freight wit be transferred
campSy.s sp1sndn steax0er GREAT REP UBLxC 70 leave
that port seplembrr8 for xokohazAa and Hong Kong.
with the Compayas COST RIGA, pszsng through
the Inland OF Japan and touching st NnRRsaki.
Through tickets aaue fsosn New York add4G TO regular
prices between New York and San Fsahtso0 the following
rates. payable In gold or ~ cqulvslent:--i Lr1cf
Prom San Trancco 70 Yeko NJ Ssbdn ID Cssn sssersfe
hsma .:................ 04o vl70 vO
From San franciscoto Hong SD F4F,v rG
Kong sEanghae Ma. t.e-ess -
Freight through from New York 70 either, port. per
stean6r Oh August 81 per cubic foot 70 ~ cents
per pound. payable In coin. !. tir s.a. C.sx
Passengers who prefer lie in San Francisco can
proceed by any previous departure from New Yotk
For through tickets aud all further information, apply ~
strect aa.s ,.rs,as,- y. r. BABY. Agent
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D sissnslip 0iRcAssIAN, Captain rhoa :, EnIs, VIII
sail on saturday august a. u ~. e,s,
cabin, SO; second cabin, 80; steerss 20 vo
~. General rasssnger AssHSts. Hu.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
FINE ARTS.

ITO THE PUBLIc.-THE MEETING OF THE WATERS
and Vale OF Avoca, Ireland.-Now published, Litho.
graph Engraving OF h scenery The most beautiful Irish
pcnsc this grand specimen Of Ara and trusts that all will
buy it-that all will have II, r d. FARRELL, 81 Spring
street, two blocks west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

.s NEW PUBLICATIONS.
lyAN,T GO TO THE COUNrRY-wELL GO READ
~ Tho Pan Of Fort Sumter"
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yZW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1857.
EXCURSIONS. ~


A SPECIAL BOAT FOR CAMP .KBTiNG.- SPLEEN
Christopher street Friday August g. ~ 10 O'Clock. aud
Thirty fourth street l0lo A. N. ~ a'slaH Nff ~ -
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A BEAUTIFUL PARLQR SUI IN SATIN InocAI1Is
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! nAoSrrcgSr rARIoR. SUIT, con. 80. ron
:.ss We. ::sss SssSsss ::ss - n
skHsA avsnuA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-07
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CANDIDATES.

tB The friends of Capt. W. r. WHITE
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
Tax Collector, At the next election.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04
geir fennen nun ben Sober, auf nell

gBir feanen nun ben 8oben, auf iuel>
dem unlere @egasr bic @abliala9t
aussufe9ten 9eeenfen, unb oarfen llns
li6t berbebIen, baB Die @abi e,ne chen
10 ldlaue, ais uneSle lit. Die plost
lide Befreiung, iuenn aud anf unre6t<
Ii1eln SBese, bon elmer idueren S9nls
oenlait, bat in ben Nlusen hieler Wfen<
iden ettuas Serflbreriides uno fann
ni6t berfeblen, in bieiem Gimme auf Die
8emiitber Colder gu ipirfen, tpel6e
uur fur Den Slugenblif unO ni6t oud
fur Die 3utunft gu rednen beriteben.
Desbalb lit e8 entf@iebes notblueneig,
baB man ioldem Sbun uno S.reiben ge<
uiiIenloier 8olitifer ent9e9entrete, Die
Soleen ibrer Ylane, ipenn aus9efGbrt
erftare uno Die gauge MaBre9el Dor
allen Seiten beleudte.
@ir bertrauen auf bic re1tlide Sc
liRnlns ocs 8olfes, bon ipeI6em mi,
bofen, Dap es feline Gbre uneridutter.
lid treu betuabren tuerbe!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04

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fers. I'm 10 llbr bielten bic alien
SoIbaten bes erfteu 8aiierei6s einen
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bone 9Ias, mo- lie ale Sranse nnbs
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cine feierli5e Melfe in @egentpart bon
Deputationen bes Senats, oes Staatss
ratbes, bes eefesaebenoen &Orpers uno
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fanO in alien Sbeatern Der Stabt freier
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aud suerit OaS Seriiit bon Dem neuen
Spernhaltle fort9enommen uno oas
foIaflale @ebaube ben 8lifen frei aus
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piro ais elm duberit siinitiser seldil>
bert. I'm 9 llbr @ben6s narb in Ser
Stabe bes Sriumpbbogens mo am
Nussans Ser elpfaif6en SeIoer elm
sIansenbes Seuertuerf absebrannt.
ansOiiide I'm berid q m t.
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meloet:
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Der ii6 bier nod aufbielt, 1T, iuie Sic
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setpieien, SannOpsr Obne Sersus su
perla6en unb fb mad 8raunidmeis
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baB gu bieier Beiiung cine 8ef6perbe
Der preubif6en 8esierung 8eranlai<
flung gegeben bat. SansIer Sourcaoe
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mabrenb Yaie biiirt uub babel Oes
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