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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Has stood the test of seSels gears
before the public and no 2JfepOrU-
tiOSt for the hGjl. has get been dis
covered that s0iLE produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is az, entirely
ltesO scientific discovery, combt1itfi0
many of the most pOaUeIJMl and re-
sfOrGtipc T1elats III the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. 1t restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOU T FuL
COLOR. It makes the scdtlI aOhtte
huntOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and sOiIE make 1t glOav upon
bald heads, ercept IN ccrD aged
persons, as It furnishes The 7tltt1i-
iive principle by which The hair Is
Fsotsftshed and supported. A. ntdJces
the hair moist, soft, and gtossK,
DIR RESSING. Is the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the pub
lie, as one bottle 4UfLC accomplish
more and last longer than fhTec
bottles of any other prepGFation.
10 % s'ecOf1snseftded ana used Oy
the First Medical Authority.
THe sUOstderftsE results produced
bU our. sStciLiGSs Hair Re1iesOeT haze
Induced many to manu- ctstTe pre-
DardttOSs for the Hair, N1fdel' ca
rIOlGs names /; and, IN order to t1i-
f1urchdse their compounds, MeU
haze fesOrted to fnLsehOOd, by
cIatn,tsa0 they aUere former part
SterS, or hat some connection eCith
ossr. Mr.. Hall, and their prepGrd--
ton sUGs similar to oars. Do not
be deceived by them. PNrcIdse the
ori0iftaE: it has neUe1' net been
eqtSaLLed. Our Treatise on the H0fl,,
t6tth certificates, sent free on mail.
See that each bottle has our private
Reventte Stamp Ovef the top OF the
bottle. All others are tfstftdtt0ns'
R. P. Hall & Co., Props. Nashua, NJ h.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
No. s13 MARKET STREET,


Where he lie treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or avery description With the most gratifying results,
ny HIS NBW sHsTRM or MEDICAL ELRCpkI3ITYi
svstsm Of practice based strictly scientific principles;
thorough knowledge OF which s not only necessary in
orar 10 Insure successful treatment but without which
the Application Of Electricity In any form hut DANCE
rous experiment. We give below list Of diseases to the
reatmen Of which this System is especially adapted, and
In which We have been most suecessful;
AmAnross, budness from paralysis Of theophc nerve
amsnorrhda, interruption or retention Of the menses
anhouia suRpresson the voice, asthma, ague, chls
chorsa g. Vlua dance, constipation catArh, consump.
ton ia early stages cough, choresa eodness OF feet
and hauda cramps cancers, Deafness when from para
Iyse Of the acoustic dyspepsia, dabes dropsy
datulence gravel golsre, hyslera, hip dlssase impo
euce lumbARc, liver complaints, oekjaw, neuralgia,
nervouBuess piles palay rheumatism spinal disease
curvatures and tumors -,
In uterine Tor womb disease Its value cannot be esti
mated Prospsus, msplaosment uleeratiOns and other
forms OF womb Diseases promptly relieved and perma
nently cured an Incredibly short space OF time
RRPKREEcRs.
We have The pleasure OF referring those who may wish
10 undertake Electrical Treatment 10 the ollowng we'll
known citizens OF Wilmington and vicinity, who have
haan treated witnessed ltmeut in ohers
| Joseph BrIngharst, 2ls West street.
Rdward L. Rice SOL shiploy ntreet
W. II. Naf, East Fourth street.
/ Charles II. Gordon, e2t Market street.
George OslAnd, corner Of Seventh and Washington SITS
| Wm L. Rudolph 2iT Market street.
Or washington Russell, ohrlstlana, Del
Walter Y. southEats, fcblb'esepi;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
,na. mn FOsTnn

Would thank the public for the liberal patronage be,
,Inved upou her. and announces that she still continues
,.stIon ~ ~ apr23-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Mas DE- RosTRRs oELRBRATED TONIC BITTEl
an excellent remedy for Hervousness, Sick Headas
and other complaints Of like character.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
DRUG STORE,
IL CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
rRUssEs, SUPPORTERS AND BANDAaEs FOR
LADIES.
GENTLEMEN FITTED WITH TRUssEs,
nv ruauFua VOarRu

Broken limbs set and surgical operations perlorln
by Mrs DR.. Foster, and Mr. Charles Foster,whe mas
much experience In this practice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Sold by al Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
: The Creed OF cine Gaze,te.

The Logan Gazette believes in the essen
negro in all the higher attributes, and
hence that white men should govern Amer
lea. i,."i ''t,.. sl4l,t. ~
1t believes in the word ''white" as it is
used in our State Constitution, and will
oppose any movement based upon the idea
that it is stigma or reproach, '-aialI
1t believes in the impregnable principle
ber," and is therefore impiacabiy cI Opposed ose
to the exemption of bonded wealth from
taxation, to tariff robberies, to chartered
monopolies, and to every phase of class
Legislation, and legalized oppression.
And hence, the Logan Gazette is published
in the interests of the white man and the
poor man. i' ,fi '.- = LlE
It regards the negro kindly, but Justly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
Life I'm the Western Gold Region

A letter from Helena City, Montana,
gives the following account of life in that
| vicinity: -. t...,...- -fss 49, 49, ~
The. writer says he has had it pretty
rough since leaving the eastern States, but
he has managed to get hold OF some good
mining ground, and thinks he shall " make
raise" He expresses himself we'll salts
| fled with the country, says it is better than
| he expected to find it, and thinks it good
country for young men for the next ten
years. He says the country is yet in its
| infancy, but that Helena, which is less than
two years old, now contains eight thousand
| inhabitants. 1t is fast place, peopled
with almost every kind of peopie-Indians,
Americans, Dutchmen, Irishmen, French,
| English, MeXicans, Spanish, negroes, and
John Chinaman, or, as the miners call him,
| 1.-THE Washee man"
- These different kinds of people are en-
gagged in every conceivable kind of busi-
ness. Women are very scarce and dear.
| There was fine sleighing when the letter
was written. The price, in tie height of
the season, $40 per hour for horse and
sleigh. They turn out gay rigs there
sleighs costing from $3.50 TO $500 and horses
to match, Board is from $l2 to $50 per
week; single meals, 81; pies, SOC. each /;
wages, So to SIS per day. 1t takes SIPS in
greenbacks to buy 81 in "dust." The re-
/ tail market is quoted as follows: Potatoes,
&c. to &c. per pound: onions, 25c.; cabbages,
20c-; turnips, &c. to 10c.; sugar, 40c. to Soc;
hams, 45,. to Soc; beefsteak, 15c. to zoe.
(cheap as Wheeling.) In the wholesale
market, flour is quoted from $14 down to
SIS, according to brands-St. Louis being
dearest and Salt Lake cheapest. Eggs are
from $1.25 to $1.75 per dozen-the first for
Salt Lake or g Mormon" eggs, and the lat
ter for Ranch Butter is from 75c to
$l.25 brick, $50 per NJ; lumber from &c. to
&c. per foot, and corn meal $12.50 per sack
of 100lbs.
People pay dear for their little luxuries
in Montana, "such as lager beer Cor slop)
and strychnine whisky, % cents a glass. q
But cigars are played out here; the pipe
s the only solace. ..- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
N ..iea IErom the New York w orld.l
The American Colony i'm Syria In
ee "a Difficulty. -
ALEXANDRIA, March 18.

% e- h5h ~ ALEXANDRIA, March Is. ,
Some time ago an American colony set
tied in Syria The fact was announced at
the time, but very little information was
obtained as to its object and purposes. 1t
appears now that its chief object was to
trade in the produce of the country, par
ticularly in silk. 1t seems, also, from in
te1ligence received here, that this epter-
prise is not altogether private one, and
that the Government of the United States
promotes and fosters it from pOlitico com
mercial motives. The United States Gov
ernment has in view to enfranchise the
United States from the monopoly of France
and Italy,supon which countries America
is at present so greatly dependent for the
silk manufactures of Lyons, Milan and
Florence.
Great anxiety reigns in the colony at the
present time, on aecounto of certain difficult
ties raised by the Turkish Government
with reference to these strangers TAX
ing possession of the soil. The colo
nists have sent representations to
Washington, and an envoy from Amer
lea has arrived to investigate the affair,
and report to his government It is said
that the cOlonists base their claims upon a
supposed provision of the Treaty of Paris,
giving Christians the right to acquire
landed property, and carry on trade in the
Levant; but if so, their claims rest upon an
erroneous interpretation VI CnaG Treaty.
which gives Christian as well as Mussui-
man subjects of the Pope the right of
acquiring landed property in the East, but
then they must be subjects of the Sultan,
and these colOnists, of course, are not. Ii
believed, however, that the difficulties
really come from the French, who
have intrigued at Constantinople to pre-
vent the success of the American COLOMBIA
ton scheme, as the success of such an en-
inf vyffh nc
French silk manufacturers. The colonists
have provided all the requisite machinery
and engineers, and have gone to enormous
expense, so that they are extremely anx-
fOus for the favorable interference OF theil
government on their behalf. o rr..J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
SPECIAL II NOTICES. L j IS.
% o5..IUL:Es .JAREDs;so s'l., .11,
e EMAIL DE PARIS, ,,
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The New BeaHtifier of the Skin.
TESTIMONIALS FROM cEtEBRATED

4 TESTIMONIALS FR9N ERSs CELEBRATED
This secret of identifying the skin being known,
only to Messrs. Jared Rene they honorably state
that it differs from all other preparations 1t gives
to the most harsh and frecked skin both the texture
and color of polished ivory, removing all dicolora-
tions, whether appearing as freckles, tan morphew
moth or black-Worm specks, and is especially suc-
cessful in smoothing out the by the SMALL
'Pox. .i''.i@
/, The agents Of 81 'EmS Paris" most confident
y submit to the public the earnest Endorsements of
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Z p BOWERS, LUCILLE WESTERN, -.
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- DE MARGUERITTES. Miss -.
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telligent and genuine approval.aero, ID ~ ell, 7.
The Beautiful hucILLH w EsTERN SAYS: ls l4a
find that the Email" produces all the brillisn-
Gy OF Fo9gs and ~ with the great and pesg
to the softness and beauty of the skin.. St'iif
The Magnificent VEsTvALI says: :s3ai
Ihave suffered so much from the various white
lotions, dc which my theatrical profession obliges
to find preparation which gives the necessary
whiteness to the skin and leaves the skin cool and
mooth. li 3lf: 81 Gi- Sens 4lli-l t-sl n
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL says: t'.t11.tf
have tried the skin beautifer, ''L'Email de Par
is, and found that it instantly imparts natural
bloom and freshness to the complexion. . ~ n
tJared's Email de Paris" is used as eelicate
beautifer of the skin for Theater. Saloon or Ball
Room. by the most refined and scrupulous ladies;
producing all the identifying effects of rouge and
lily white, without their vulgar glare or injury to
the skin. 13i tt5. -' st-iiG9 fsH Ua rn ..#tt
So dby all frst-class Druggists, Perfumers and
Ladies' Hair-Dressers. rug at5 % E-a' joss
a'. Isabeau, s22 Broadway; Denas Barnes & Co.
and F C. Wells & Co., New York and Eugene Jou-
in, III South Tenth street, and Johnston Holloway
JARED l. RENE '-ia
=" General Agents and Importers, New York.
noY29-deod6m sL2E Te. .7fI ,l9tiJI DIS. llI''..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
GERmANY.

- AUSTRIA WILL STAND By GERMANY.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Bank
Gazette says that the Austrian ,Embassa-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
Opinions of the Austrian Press-
The Bistnarck Constitution.
lFrom the Vienna. .Fremden RIatt.1

q sEIFrOm the Vienna Fremden BIattIs
The Constitution of n North Germany, which
Count Bismarck has recommended to the
adoption of the Reichstag, is one of militia
ry despotismf accompanied by commercial
and custom house provisions as a safety
valve. It is Constitution which ignores
the rights of the people without giving
them the power of voting for the taxes,
without control over the finances, without
responsibility of ministers, without fed
eral tribunal-One, in fact, in which the
most powerful State alone has the right to
speak and the others have only to obey
Such Constitution is condemned from the
first day of its existence. and its duration
Is only a question of time. go --..i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

dor at Berlin has been instructed to declare
to the Prussian Government that in the
hour OF, danger Austria would stand side
by side with; Germany % bsNfT9dt8R 5d
s. 4xoNYl LOYAL TO THE CoNFEDERATIoNa
1t is believed that the objectof the Crown
Prince OF Saxony' 5 visit TO Berlin Is to an
npnhce to the PrassianI Government that
ganized as Federal troops!fa The Grown
Prince and the staff officers By whom he Is
accompanied wear The Federap unffortn..a
His Royal 'Highhess has been appointed
COmmahder of the 18th Federal Army
Cy0Ff1e EItJ9I ttif< J6 rIiHf3rF Tsi 0IuO 10 4" =.
-, 1910 20 -lLl- Llll.aLLno N n-a ---ntl-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

! ''The wonderful progress of Medica
~ n 4Scienee during the past sic gears only
- AAInakes it possible for the conscientious
u ATk Physician to declare. now, that OoNsUMP-
81 - V5TIoN is as CERTAINLY CURED as fRterT1St-
tent Fs0er, and as CERTAINLY PREvENT-
ED as Small Po0. ."-ReO. Charles Z. King. III. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED RosE w ASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in ali their stages, at little expense little
no change in diet, no Inconvenience and no expos
ure liz is pleasant in taste and Odor immediate in
its action and free from all injurious properties
feh2l-diY .f;f HHtALsN' tIf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
10 ssmuItFromlthe viehna Presse /

NO OAIAA&1mCo HlOSS1OAc NVAtn11EuSSlAS
Certain politicians recommend Austria
to make administration of the most COM
plete impuissance. Those. people counsel
an understanding with Prussia, even an
alliance with that power. Naturally, if
the consolidation of the Stateis to be sought
for in its disfnemb berment, the foreign policy,
which would place Austria's head in the
Hons mouth, is easily understood. If fof.
eign nations believed seriously that public
opinion in Austriais is capable of listening
to such advice they would certainly be
right in profoundly despising this country.
What France, England, Russia and Prus-s
STA, should have the right to select their
alliances according to- their sentiments or
their interests, and Austria should be con-
demDed, like the miserable fellahs, to carry
the stones for the construction of the pyra-
mids raised to the glory of Prussial The
syren voice of the Gdzettee Of NortherR Ger
many of Berlin cannot faScinate us. We
love Austria, and shallnot allow ourselves
to be misled. We are far from wishing to
entera Germany whose violent unification
has been effected by Count Bismarck. We
do not like to make traffic of the destinies
of the monarchy. We know, moreover,
that Austria would acquire in Count Bis
marck only very doubtful friend, and
that by such anUnskillful change she would
draw upon herself dangerous enmities.
Let her, at least,endeayOr TO assume a prac-
tical attitude in foreign policy. Is there at
this moment any pressing necessity to seek
such a course would be looked for in vain.
Hereafter, perhaps, the hour may come
when she will have to seek an alliance, and
then only win she have to weigh the situa-
ton and decide in virtue of her specific in-
terests. sf fasrte .Ei5aL rza3 3 Ffrs ga Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
PRUSSIA.

4atts MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET. -,ss
os The whole sPrussian fleet is to be ready
tonput to sea at a moments notice alter
April l.sesl ~ ,as= grsss.f ...zss 4ls,s, sf5-;
sq1eg -sz-sarsy COUNT BISMARCK. y.; 10 ssiss
sdIns the North German Parliament, March
80 one of the members having censured
Count Bismarck for the passionate Ian
guage which he declared had been used by
the Minister in recent debate, Count Bis
marck rose In the course of the sitting and
said - .. You should consider that one who
has for five years been en- gagged in politi-
caIeontests, in which he has lost his health
to attain what has been obtained, is easily
excited. You do not know Che addedl in
what manner your opposition may affect
my political action. Y YOus are not acquaint-
edatVi5h my struggles, ner with the general
political situation, and you do not know
how difffcultit is at present to treat with
foreign governments when one is not eer-
tain of the support of Parliament The
Danish members of the North German Par
lament intend TO propose that the general
obligation to military service should be sus-
pended in the districts of Schlcswig north
of Fiensburg until the question of a pie
biscitnm in those districts shall have been
determineds IA = 5aans7sE afT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

-:IFrom the Courier du Luxemburg. March 26.l .s5
The last news which has come to hand
from all sides, seems of a nature to credit
The reports currenGfor some time with re-
gard to the understanding which exists
between France and Prussia to demand of
the Grand Dake the eession of his rights
over the. duchy. If, unfortunately, it be
true that our independence is thus to be
compromised, there is nothing left the
country but to declare its opinion. Great
anxiety exists among commercial and in
idustrial circles as to the result of an an
nexation to France. This is to be easily
understood. for such an event would exer-
else decisive influence on the material
prosperity of the country. Every one is
already discounting the probable conse-
quences, and many seem rather to fear
than to hope. If the event is to take place,
it is TO be desired that an epoch will be
chosen suitable to all the interests at stake.
1t, for motives of political importance-the
AUTONOMY and independence OF Luxembourg
which we strongly adhere to-must be
sacrificed, let us hope at least that the sac
rifiee will not go beyond that and that
means will be edeyised by which our mate
rial interests may not have to suffer too
much from an annexation to France.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine irritation, Inflammation, OF liberation of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
Glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel or brick
dust deposits and all diseases Of the bladder, kid
news and dropsical swellings, sul -E"- non
- USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

$500 IFrom the New York Tribune.l
Exciting News from BOgOfa -
President mOSquerai DisPeIs The
Columbian Congress and Arrests
Sixty-EighfH fH1eImbers.--Ont M Ontbrealk
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05

iuigs in ben B::nb gu iiberrei@en. @raf
@isMQrf miOtfekte ii6 oieienl Yfoteite
II eipsf fanesn 9ieS
Ser Raiitt bon 5eiterreid bat =
laste ef aaein Saa 9ieft, traft oes
BHerrei1iid spFeuBildeal Bertfdgs 3lE
fokcern, BAD III llofbe 9lesipt eflig
M6lfimsaang borsenoinntsn mira I'm BE
fiinftige Gage Der n0rOliden Diitrif e
ienes Ser;oatbums ielt3ufteIlen. Sc lit
cine Sad1e nou gang 9erin9er 8eoeu<
tuna fir bic prenhilde WonNrdlie, Oh
Elm Haar 9dlesmiger, iUeIbe D6nItH
ipre9en, su YreuBen ODER Sdnemart
geb0ren. Die 8ren5linie sniiben ben
beibeu a6noern miro i'm Gintlan9 nit
ben Snterelleps Yreusens geSo9en tuers
oen. Sir benbfdtissn, unss Iiidt in
Oie Gage ~ bsrieben, Oab mir Oiippsl
rod einnlaL aaa erobern h6tten. &ee
She'll bon S6lesiuie, iuelder an DdS
nemart abgetreten Her0ell Miro, viro IN
ieoem Sal tleiner Iein, ale bic 2eute in
Gcpenbngen aIuubeil; nno bepors oiefe
Mbtfstung ItattTnoet, 1T Elm Ginber"
itdn6niB NIT SeiterrsiH betrtffs gepifier
6innn3tragen n5tbio, bic iidb anf > .
6ersoQthiiiner besieben. Gie 8oilefls
Dung oes 9toroDeutlden Bunees Fam
nidt auf GrIe6i9ung oieler 6tagen
narten.H s''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05


sishf heioen beilen bon ibren.. stan6z
hual aus Das 9s9t. 9epn Genit "
|6adt ID, 6ab asigsnibuts bon ponanO
Jan FhnfreiB berfduh ,porbett 1T, 10
bat sanffeib elm 9e9t, iein tauflldb
,erIdugtes eigenfSans ons ssiiefert su
berIaneen; 9euti9Idnb ba9esen BAT
un3neifeIbaft 6us 8edt, oarauf gu
belteben, bab tein 3ou brett inteeralen
6entf6en 8aaens entlueher nlIrd Saul
ODER. our9. 8ertra9 nbne 8uitiinnung
ser sansen beuti9en Sfation berldas
9ert, berBan6elt oOerl berfdleuoert
nerbe. @enn, pie mir nift be5pei,
feIn, beioe contrabirenbe Sbeile. 8reus
pen un0 Srantreib, fi6 entfdlofen
6aben, baB re ifdb raitfen mullen, 70 III
Die @elesenbeit sauberorbentIid gum
itis; aberes ft06ts bod Elm f9iueres
@tadden Irbeit fur Sranfrei6 tuers
ben, 0eutidIanS in feinen beilisitenI
8efsesrsdten ansuereifen. fx4s /,
2uttrtburg 1T bon ieber Seutfd se>
tpefen; bat 9eati6Iano spei Safer.
seIisfert, Seinrid vi. unO sieiss
numb uub mar foeben erit mibfim
Den 8lausn Srapfreibs entriiIeu tuOr>
Den. HOas StaOtden ietbit 1T bon se>
ringer 8eOeutrius, aber bic Seftuns
bon Set, allsrsr0Btsn, nod. trebr 6esf.
tpsgea, mas es in Der Sano 6ranfreias
perben iuiirbef oils mas ess in Ser
8teaBens 1T. 9ngeinburs 1T cine Der
itqrtfen Seitutiseh europa = nnO5 Die.
preubilAe @arnilon iaoer obern Sc,
.fung, oenfenlpir, fBt fider,sa,asa :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-05
.0eiNenDe !!
! 9nlSet uifl)t mebr,

@enn SIR bard MnpeAbaus bon Or. oin'
ptIIe,s GIiTtr auf bic 9aHer unb NIT gerineen
Ausgdben cllrirt geroer f6nnt. Der nberraf9enee
Grfolg, 1ueIer oieie unf9dSbdre Nebi3in fur natrs
lid5e Mnb nerp0ie 54wibe, aagemeine Gnttrdftung
Smppten; Ober irgen6 cine anbere SlIge iugenolten
aei6tnnes beslettet bat Int jie ~ BEN pertbpoas
ten Yrdpnrate, meIu ie sentSe1f pnroeg tit. Is
entferuf ale Seruenleoe, fgebtit, Afs
regrug, nnfdhigteit gum Stuoiren oser ~ Sei4dten,
BerInit bes geo6GtnifIes, 8eruirrung, De ant n an
SelbfmorS, Tar4t 6es Babnfinnts y. 1. w. Gs fteut
ben Appettt NIT Der Der urto ernetert bic @efunobeit
9erienigen, welde tie burb lbermdbigen 9enuB ODER
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