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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA Moss FARINE-Said to De- very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favOritc with the ladies for JellieS--
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticlc 10 Use with Cox's Gclatinc-uf
rich and luscious flavor
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
liclous and nutritious beverage
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invaldS and children.
ANGCSTURA BIITERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-Thc most perfect REM
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tHTds.
TAPTOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHIIN, SMITH * CO.'S.
Wholesale Druggists,
JunS Main street.
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among the bills which failed 10 rc-
ceive final action during the late session
Of Congress was the new apportion-
meut bill 10 increase the number Of the
members OF the House, also the bill
fixing uniform time for the election OF
members Of Congress, the hill for the
reorganization OF the navy, the bill to
rcorganizc the internal revenue bureau.
and the bill 20 increase the number OF
our mercantile marine. \ number Of
other mea.ure--somc of them very
properiv-went hy the boari Among
them was the postal telegraph bill, the
New York Air Line railroad, several
submarine telegraph cable bills, the
bill TO prevent the importation Of ser'ile
labor into the Unitei States, which EN-
braces the Chinese question, aud the
the civil service bill. which, like the
New York Air Line railroad, i an old
standby, being LETT over at every -"s-
SION
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The Industrial Exhibition.

Tie Columbus SfJ'aman speaks in
the following terms Of the Industrial
Exhibition TO he held in Ciucinnatjncxt
September.
The Industrial Exhibition to hc held
in Cincinnati, beginning on the Dist OF
September, promises to be M affair Of
more than localintcrc-t and Importance
Wih the exception OF the Crystal
Palace. which was once q feature oi
New York city, the buildings aud ac
commoia;ioms will be the most extcn
-ivc ever occupied for an industrial ex'
hibition in the Tuitcl States, and every
arrangement l. making to insure the
fullest representation Of our national
pro.rtS, in the practical arts and
sciences. For such %H exhibition Gin.
cinnati j. well chosen. 1t i located in
the centre Of the nation. industry and
commerce. and i, really accessible
from all parts of the country, being the
loint where the railroads and the ~y-.
tens Of inland navigation furnish the
greatest facilities for the gathering u
the products Of our national !udustrie-
1t i. also a great and yariel mauuiac
turing interest.
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How We Will be benefited.
From The Chlcago Republican,

T IOlh tli' 'ilt''i-' IL PA''4''Ah
Should the war Just begun continue
tor any length Of time, We may expect a
continuance the excitement in bread
.tutiS though perhaps in modified
form. The Weld of cereals in Europe
this year j. not up 10 the average. and
the march OF arInies through countries
does not tend to improve its vegetable
production, hence is reasonable to ex-
pect largely enhanced foreign demand
on this country for breadstutis In the
United States the Weld Of wheat this
wear is estimated by competent author
itie- at one-hfth below that OF 1869
while the Weld OF corn. oats. &c. will
be much in excess Of last year. The
hay crop Is short, but root crops, Pota-
toes, &c will no doubt yield handsome
return, 20 that, on the whole, America
will have a large surplus Of breadstufts.
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From the Baltipore SUM-
CURIOUS ROMANCE.
A Nother Looking for A Lost child.

About twenty years ago an iRfant,aged
about five mont hs, was abandoned by
its mother and left at the door OF the
residence of gentleman near Harrison
burg. A note was left with the child,
stating that it had been born the previ-
Gus December, and requesting that IT be
named Maria Catherine. 1t was well
dressed, and gave evidence of having
been under the care of person OF taste
and refinement. The gentleman at
whose door the little waif had been left,
having a sufficient family OF his own,
sent it to the county almshouse, where
it was left in the tender care of pauper
nurses, and in short while it disappear
ed from public interest and sight. Last
week a letter was addressed to the clerk
of Rockingham county, from the moth
er OF the child, making Inquiry as 10 its
whereabouts. The mother says she was
compelled, from the fear OF losing her
own and the childs lite, to leave it as
she did, intending to reclaim it when
free to do so. Twenty years have pass
ed and only few weeks a ago death
relieved her of this fear and she imme-
diately took steps to recover her child,
who is now, if living, grown woman.
The mother dates her letter from the
White Sulphur Springs, where she Is
spending the summer. Theletter is well
dictated. but is evidently spelled and
written in disguised manner. Many
of our citizens remember the child, and
the incident was mentioned in the local
papers at the time. Inquiry has been
made. hut the whereabouts ofthc child
are not vet discovered.
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Agricultural Wages.

Official statistics tell us that in Bel,
GUM the price OF agricultural labor is
equal to % cents per day, gold, without
food, the variation being from is to 40
cents IN extreme cases. Day laborers
in harvest get from 60 to 7jeents day.
One report from Prussia is at about the
same rates; two others are much lower
one stating the wages in summer and
harvest at the rate Of ID to 90 cents 4
day, without victuals; the other at 36
cents for summer work in general. In
Switzerland prices vary from 3 TO 81 a
month with board, and frem 30 to 60
cents day without InGalacia labor
ers receive Is cents day in summer,
- cents a day in winter, 24 to % cents
a day in harvest, with no rations. In
Silesia men get board and lodging and
S26a year. In Hungary, wages vary
much, but are mostly paid in provisions,
generally about $l4 a year in money, 60
bushels OF grain, food for a cow and
pig, and fuel and lodging free In
France one report SAYS IS cents day
in summer, and 30 cents in winter with
ont provisions; another, $50 to so a
year with board; another, from 81 to 81
month and board; another gives a
tableof rates paid for Piece-work, in
which We fnd--cutting hay, clover,
luZerne, &c, first cnt per acre, 81
cents, second cut, 20 cents; cooking the
same, y cents per acre; reaping oats,
wheat, &c. with the hook, Sl.3O per
acre; putting in shcaves not bound, b
cents peracre, binding, 10 cents per 100;
hand-sowing cereals, II cents per acre
spreading manures or lime, % cents per
acre: hand hoeing beet root four times,
per acre, 500, and so on.
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Trouble Between the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company and the
city OF Parkersburg.

Some differences have recently arisen
between the city Of Parkersburg and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. 1t seems that by permission OF
the city council the company has laid 4
track along Washington street, greatly
10 the dissatisfaction Of the residents
upon the street \ suit was recently
brought against the company and
council for contempt Cf an order
granted by Judge LoOmis year ago
restraining the building of the
track. The case was argued Friday,
and a. reported hy the Tsnes, his honor
Judge Loomis rendered his decision,
imposing n fine Of 5000 against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for laying a road on Washington street,
in glaring violation of his rule Of June
2Oth, l>69lan ordered the sheriff OF
Wood county to have the track renoy-
cd at once. authorizing him, il resistance
should he offered. to call out a posse to
his assistance. and in any emergency to
make arcquisition upon the commander
OF the militia for further aid. The de-
ci-ion caused immense sensation, and
last evening and night it was the gen
eral topic Of conversation in al! parts
Of our city.
The TlD,6S Of the same date mention,
the presence Of President Garrett in the
city, he being there to protect the inter
c,t- of the company.
ON Monday Judge LOOMS imposed
an additional fine of 5000 against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for not removing the railroad erected on
Washington street, and ordered the
sheriff to have the track removed at
once by calling ont not more than 800
men
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in the Bank of England is contemplated.
PARIS, July 2l.-One Of the journals
in this city to-day accepts the war be,
tween France and Prussia as Gods in.
tervention to check Professionalism.
LONDON, July 2l.-The fact that
Austria is ordering extended field
manoeuvers in Hungary is accepted as
proving the sincerity OF her neutrality.
LONDON, July 2l.-Dates from Paris
to noon give no news of any engage
ment France has made some important
concessions to the German merchant
men now in French ports and which
may come in hereafter not knowing OF
the declaration of war. The conces-
sions will be made public Immediately.
The Times deplores the death OF
Paradol
PARIS, July 2l.-The Emperor has
decided on the proposition of the Mini: =
ter of Foreign Affairs, that all subjects
of Prussia or of the States allied with
Prussia, now in France or the French
Colonies, be permitted to remain so
long as their conduct furnishes no cause
for complaint The admission from this
date to the territory Of France Of sub
iects OF Prussia or the allied States
shall he subject to special permission
given only exceptionally. In regard to
.hr vessels of commerce belong
ing To the enemy the following
rules will he observed: To such vessels
as are now in French ports, or which
may enter said ports in ignorance of war,
a delay of thirty days will lie granted
for their departure, and safe conduct
will he given them until their arrival at
their destination or at ports to which
they belong. Vessels having shipped
cargOcs for France on account Of French
parties, before the declaration OF war,
are not liable TO capture, and may safely
discharge their cargOes aud load with
others in the ports Of Europe, after
which they will receive safe conduct to
the ports TO which they belong.
PARIS, July 2l.-The dogma OF in
tallibility OF the Pope was proclaimed
ut Rome on Monday last. Its promul-
CATION was attended with the most i'm
posing religious ceremonies and received
with great rejoicing.
MADEID July 2l.-The Spanish press
generally ridicules the proclamation of
the dogma OF infallibility.
LoNDoy, July 2l-Noon.-Oficers Of
the Bank OF England have just an.
nounced an advance in the rate of dis
count of one halt of one per cent. The
minimum rate is now three per cent.
The advance had been anticipated in
monied circles for several days, and it
is generally supposed that the effect
has been discounted. Frcights to the
Mediterranean are taken only at war
rates.
RERLIN, July 2l,-An enthusiastic
German in Illinois has sent q cable
telegram to Count Won Bismarck, prem
Using to give $500 to the captor OF the
first French flag.
The vote in the North German Par
Lament yesterday for the extraordinary
credit of 20,0O0,OOO was unanimously
passed at the first and second readings.
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No pi.irust or our Securities.
IFr0n the Philadelphia Record

There Is another element in the future
that i most difficult to forecast-the
necessities of the European money
markets. ani the probable extent OF the
return Of American securities. That
thiS will happen to some extent i i
reasonable 20 suppose. but it is imPosSii
blc As vet to approximate to an est
mate. The sudden and heavy decline
in fiye-twentics in London l. attrlbu-
table TO other causes than distrust OF
their value a an investment IL should
not he forgotten that large amounts OF
our bonds are held IN London on specu.
lariuu. In times OF such excitement II
j. not 10 he wondered at that they
,hoali he pressed upon the market at
harp loss. One OF the tirSt impulses
Of the banker or capitalists Is to strength
yn hi- own financial condition at all
hazArds or al whatever loss
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Radical EIu kIuN in Delaware
Horrible Outrage near Laurel.
\ correspondent in Laurel, Del, sends
us the following:

\ correspondent in Laurel, Del, sends
us the following:
ON Tuesday last a negro man named
Ben. JSlns0ns said to be a fugitive from
vour town, but temporarily sojonrnng
between this place aud Sharptown. fol
lowed respectable married woman Of
the neighborhooi and little daughter
into the swamp, whittier she had gone
forthe purpose OF picking whortlcbcrres
frightened the child away and then per-
pctrated the most henouS possible act
upon the mother, violating her person
in the most bestial manner. The hns-
band ofthe injured woman and about a
dozen OF his neighbors surrOundcdthe vii
lian's house through the night, and on
Wednesday morning found him under
the building nearly buried in the soil.
The infuriatel husband attempted to
take summary vengeance, but was
restrained bv some more Conslderate
persons. The tiend was brought 10
town, the evidence Of the outraged wife
having been taken at the house, and
committed to Jail 10y Justice. Tyre to
await trial at the October term ofcourt.
While here he acknoleiged several
similar offences, which we knew to
have been perpetrated and attempted in
the neighborhood without being able to
detect the author-one upon the person
ofa Young white wormlFp'abmrt' four
miles from town, last spring. 1t i
some consolation to hope that the foul
deed of Tuesday is the villains last
.SqlisJ,ry (.Md) Eastcr,. ,MOrtmar.
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Strictly Pure and Wholesome.

The Mount JOY Pa Herald says: We
visited the extensive laboratory Of MlSi-
LER'S HERE BITTERS, I'm Lancaster,
and saw the process Of making the
Bitters which are so famous every
where. The ingredients are the purcSt,
freshest, and best, ana the basis uSod for
difluSing the virtue OF the herbs through
the system, Is the purest we ever saw; and
this is very important fact, for. however
valuable n medicine may be, II it i COM
pounded with poisonous liquor, It's use will
be injurious instead Of beneficial. We can
say that MISHLERS HERE BITTERS Is
strictly pure and wholesome in every re-
Spect." Sold by all respectable druggists
Price one dollar per bottle.
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Captain W. F. Hayward, proprietor
OF the hotel at Chester. Virginia, a
summer resort on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, on TUESDAY after
noon, shot and mortally wounded his
son-in-law. B. F. LINDSAY, for the seIuc-
ton of his (Haywarls) daughter
Hayward is also proprietor Of the Dime
Hotel, Richmond, and Is well known
and much respected. He called Lind
say, into a room OF the hotel and taxed
him with his crime. Lindsay, il l.
said, confessed and professed himself
Willing TO receive such punishment a.
he merited, and HAYWARD then com
menced firing on him, wouniing him in
the abdomen and thigh.
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How Much We will be Disturbed.

From the y. |. Illne>.l
There may be some question as to
how far the troubles abroad are likely
to disturb our import trade, but all
domestic causes being equal, it seems
reasonably certain that thl1 trade, in
the value OF foreign merchandise taken
bv our markets iorcon,unption, for the
fiscal wear upom which we have just
entered. will prove At least equal to the
wear $50. Int - the reduced tarii act
will affect the duties on sugar, coffee.
tea. etc. for full six months Of the
year, II il fair 20 presume that the Gus
toms will fall off, a. heretofore stated
about so j0O000 On the other hand,
should our new crops, West and South,
and the export demand for breai.tul-
and provisions. a. well a. cotton, prove
n cncourag giug a. we now hope they
may. the consumption Of foreign mer-
chandise should show an increase Of ;
or I0 per cent. over $50, and thus give
the Treasury nearly, or quite, the same
customs. This would afford 81 $ll1.OOO.-
OOO Tor gold interest on the public debt,
and so. 100000 to the reduction Of the
principal. Inthc lower estimate. SllI-
ObO.ODO Tor interest, and S63,uubnrn Z"
the reduction OF the principal.
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So sure as you take Rosenheim's
Stomach Bitters, the Great Western
Remedy, You will be cured Of Loss OF
Appetite, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea,
Debility, Fever and Ague, or Nervous
Headache They all arise from tor
pid state of the stomach and bowels.
Sold by grocers and druggists every
where
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TINS Is a FREE CoUxIRT, and If pec-
pie like to Use hair coloring compost
tons fun OF dirt they have a right to
do 20; but reason suggests that when
PHALONS yITALIA, OR SALIVA.
TION FOR THE HAIR-pellucid.
sweet, and pleIsant-can he obtained at
every drug store, none butthe unreiinel
will use any other. Sold 10y druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Self EneryaliOn.

Essays FOR YoUNG Men, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss of bodily vigor, ,cour-
age and ambitiOn-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and desponding.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p. Phila-
delphia. PA. ma2j-dGw
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders 6 Blank Book
Manufacturers,

RI PREfhRED At ALL T13E5
"A with the bsst materials u I'll orders
fOE Bank Books. s1ch a. are used by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroads AMI
Aerrhants- upon short n0tics and In the
mot dsJdfabie and wOskmaBliks manner.
Having all the latest and r1nst iIRpToyes,si
machinery, Se leel eDflfsieHt that Ee VII
rgndsr entire EtixfAcfiOn 90 al who Las"'
u with their oggiere.
Music. MagaZfnes and PsrlOfsrstls u eys1y
description bound IN a neat @fsd nhfA"'e
Mills. FEEw & 90,
Corner Of QulneY andHain siIssts
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Wool Carding and Spinning.

r HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AND
i FarIner- IN particular. that have made
extensive i'm prov yeTneUts in my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning, and aEG now
prepared 70 execute all orders promptly and
al the lOwtsi terms
For Cartling gHollS....-.--.....--..ys cents = =.
For CaEdlnZ and Spinning ~
Weaving done at Lowest rats.
LIST Or AGESTs:
Ciarinzf0n- Oh. ROeIHsT & son; BesitOn,
". Na.--H. :. White; LittlefOu- VI. Ia.-A.
PenderJaSi; EasfDn siding ". ta--8. &.
lotion; Cameron. W. ya.-W. IL Eeutlfy;
Burton, W. Ya.-PatEiEk Mcdonald; Man
ningfOn- ". Ea.-Wn- Hall; RfIsby Z Eock-
wTn. Saters d Son; Triadelphia, W. Va
J. =. HendsrsOn-
Wool shipped by the Parkensburg. sun
fish and AaiaTnOTaS Packets VII receive
urosnpi attention. OT5ers solicited.
John WHARRY.
nan NOundsyille. ". Va.
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smoked Pork Tongues.

a DELICATE NOVELTY, PROSOI'NC-
\ ri equal 70 hs-t tongues and much
cheaper. For sale by
junz4 HENRY X. LIST L 90.
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Meuys. MrCa5r. Kran & Ga:

GENTLEMEN-It affords me pleasure To
add my testimony To the superior merits OF
| "hrdn'S DrurFhCu Compound" | had OCCa-
sion 10 use II, in seuCTe and JJrOtruCted illness,
and confidently recommend II, n being the
mas uIudiudJie Preparation that have ever
used. j. Il. HUGHES,
or Hughes. Thompson n HibhaTd.
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Ii Stands UnriyaIed!

KFAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND
Safe and sure. y cure guaranteed in every
case. Keep il in your house. Take 1t with
you when you travel. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-20
Gurppdiibe Ma4ri@ten.

~.2Yoris> Is. Desemter.-Gin swei<
brncertjdbrt9erS treit un cine Grbidaft,)
Der eri ten &an1mer 1T eben elm
prcsss wiecer uufserest roroen> Der nun
bereits uber goo Sabre fth bin;tebt unp
in Dem rielt &ammera in unierem sSabrz
bunpert beretts 1922, 1926, 1927, 1881
unb 1888 III enti9eipen 9ebabt bat. SIS
bonoelt fia um cine felt 200 Sabren berz
renlple Grb1daft, Die f@ auf nabe;u 40
MiQionen belduft uno UNI bic felt chen
jener Belt ~un3dbtise 2eute f%onturrirt ba>
Ben. Die @el&i4te eerlelben 1T IL TO-
manbaft als nur mbelt9. SIN Mnfanse
ees II. Sabrbunberts entril9te Gin IA
jdbriser Sunse, Nanne>ls Sean Gbierp,
@tinen1 @ater, etnenn ebrlamen S9uter.
meiter ;u @bateauSI ierrY in Granfrei&,
uno l;ef IN Die tpeite @.lt. Gr mar Elm
aan; armer 9eufel unb es 1T ni@t te<
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@etnri& @eine'8 fdmml1@e
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Rexe anssabe il 40 9]ieferunsen eser . BAN
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rel&' ~eeratu.ter unb aefdmattsr shame. e''
Rstattd 9eine-s.a BEN SIC Ginsn NIT br sansea Saue
r ress G ss y ss.q.n ~; SnI fs ssr 5 eS$f ten xettlnabsne fere@sn; ga1.
Son seftn Sans eslei,st 1fs e ne IrnS en,ti Gi er Sa wna.
nttdt. ann blumuafrdn,ten Altar Der f@5aaen 0Sttia poeFe
|aufagrten. uaprsno Anbere tuieser eteIe 9aab jurldRe6en,
oetntt9 2ane, ben man ben .ngssseenen 2teblins sr Sra.
ten ne8nt, TT eth Wtent@ une eta Dttter, uno Ct 1T frIter
gteSiq eeseelen gus Dtdttr, BE goete TT BET tbm, mag bieie
naeq ia ,! se ni%t S. s%s 49,, pro sr asa sna n0$ !. e lse' H..
;enIts,h.s G.; NM = t r.laas. : y!a".aps' rs y co. Ne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-20

Gen. Wocl binterliee elm Germ1~
aet ron ca. 100000. Mm AbenS Dor
ieinem Epre ersdblte er etnem Treunoe,
pie er ru;u Setommen> uno bebauptete
in ]eiuem 2sben ei9cntlt9 nur $4,000
otma@t ;u baben. Na9 8eenoigune
ceS Rrieeesr Don 1912 mar Wppl 10 glenn
lid BON alien irpiiden @utern fret, raz
fir bate er aber einise tu@ti9e @unoen
auf;uweiien. Sobalo er senelen, ianbte
i'm Die Mesteruns auf cine Grforl9unss<
rei(e in nas 1liomeNli9e @ebiet her Ser.
Staoten, pom Der CT erit in un9efdbr flint
Sabren ,urlftcbrte. M1brenp cte1 er
3eit bate er Don her Reaierung nur 10
riel besesen, a!S er notboarfti9 81 leinem
2eben5unterbalte braudte uno pisie
lbulpste ibm raber 9esen $4,000, BIZ
inn ouSSesablt wurren. ~vDieies", iaste
er> >>war pa5 einsise @elr, pel&es id i
9ema4t." '"'''" web ''
.Gr le9te e5 an, 70 rab es ibm quit
|3in}sn unp 3inies;in5 brabte, unp lpenr
man in 8etra@t ;iebt, paB @elp f@ au'
biele. Beile ale 10 Sabre sercop:
pelt anb @ool .35 Sabre alt mar, al5 {,
bic $4,000 befar1, uno 50, ais er itarb
~ itimmt bic &e@nuns ;ien,li@ 9enau*
Sen. yprf..- Gie ,republitanil9l
Union General COMMITTEE bat Genera
Sobn @o@ront einitimmis 81 tbrem 8or:
1Benbe1 9etpdblt. .s,...fg ~H : ea4 9
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