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LEGAL SALES.
SUPREME COURT NAER.
Land IN DAVIDSON And WILSON.
LEGAL SALES.
AImIra J. Watkins vs.. Tho. o. TreanOr
ct al.
On the Isl: day Of July. 1872.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
I'D in this cause at the last term Of the Supreme
Court, will, within lawful hours,
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LETTERS from Palermo, Rome and other
towns in the south of Italy, mention fall
of red or blood-colored rain, on the 10th
and 18th of March, after atmospheric con-
ditions which led NJ. larry, Of PARIS, and
Father Demo- to expect such phenOme-
non. The particles of sand which cause
the color are found by analysis to be ex.
actly similar to the sand of the African
deserts.
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The one seventh share Of the estate Of RObt.
H. McEwen, Sen, given and devised to MS Exc
cutrix, Hetty McEWeD, in trust 70 indemnify
and save harmless the suretIes Of RObt. H. Nc
Even, ,Jr., on his bond as Admir- OF the estate Of
John A. McEWen, deceased.
TERMS.-Credits Of 6, y and IS months, with
interest from day Of sale. Notes required with
approved security and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
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FX. Senator Charles E. Stuart, Of Michi-
gan. once a s.aunch Douglas Democrat, has
written strong letter in favor Of Horace
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FOR SALE.
For RENT.

DOR RENT-The Maj willett House, 3S
IL South Summer st. Possession given July J.
ie20 3t g. p. THRUSTON.
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BANKING,
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. O..
" ". BERRY, CHAS. e. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL f. CARTER.
VTRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. SEPT 1y
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FLORIDA negroes average $50 per week
moss gathering.
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LOTTERIES.
100000.
Missouri State Lottery,


LegaIized by State Authority end
Drawn i'm Public in 81. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Class to be Drawn juno 20, 1872.
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AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1872,
TrimbIe 4 WIIkin W.. 4. II. MeEWen,
JF.. and others.

at u o'clock NJ, the following described pro-
perty, viz:
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE or DEGREES RENDER
ed by the Chancery Court At Nashville in the
respective causes, will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
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Louisville Markets.
Memnhfs Market.

MEMPHIS, June 21.-Flour nominal.
Corn 64a66c. Oats-no sales. Hay quiet
at $25a28.50. Bran scarce. Bacon frner;
shoulders 5Sa5ac; clear sides 7aa7ac. Lard
no sales. Pork dull at $l3.25.
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The anniversary Of the "Duck River
Bible Society," was celebrated last Sunday
by an able sermon from the Rev. Mr.. Hill,
Of NcNlinnyille. After the sermon the
President, DR.. Thos. Lipscomb, read re-
port If the work and progress Of the society
during the past year. The reports Of the
distributing agents employed shows that
upwards Of five hundred destitute families
were supplied with copies of the Bible
Therefore it is plain this society is doing a
good work and deserves the aid and CO.
Cp,arion Of every lover Of religion.
lTENIZER.
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New York GeneraI Markets.

New YORK, june 21.-FlOur dull and
lower$5. 7O010.00. Rye -four and corn
meal unchanged. Whisky active and firm
er; sales a soc. Wheat heavy Sl.5Sdl.S5.
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ITEMS FROM BEDFORD.

Schools, Crops, Politics, Anniversaries
To the Editors of the Union and American:
SuELBYvILLE, June is, 1S72-The dull
routine of every day life was relieved last
week by the commencement exercises OF
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, March s. ToBAcco :
Very active at unchanged prices; sales LAG
hhds
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The Great Hair Producer.-Hair
Oils, PomaLums and Pomades have had
their day. They belong to the musty
past. Nobody that understands the chem.
istry of the hair and the philosophy Of
its growth thinks of using them. In.
stead of clogging the pores Of the scalp
with thick onguents, and thus obstructine
the insensible perspiration which Is essen
tial 10 the health OF the flbcrs, we now
tono the surface Of the head with an in
MIGRATING application which penetratcs
to the roots Of the hair and stimulates
them IN the same way that the fertilizing
agents spread over the meadows stimulate
the grass roots and cause the blades 10
spring up in myriads, coating tho earth
with verdure. The invigorant best adap,
ted to this purpose is LYONS KATHA1RoN
It may well be called the fertilizer of The
head, To tho barren scalp It commni
Gates vegetable power. II the hair Is
dropping out or becomeing dry and with
cred, i arrests the process OF dilapidation
or blight, The hair thickens and be,
comes glossy and flexible under III
genial operation, and rs q dressing It L
unapproached by any preparation thai
has yet been laid on the toilet OF Fashion
e3-lf You desire rosy cheeks an :
complexion fair and free from Pimplc.
and Blotches, purify your blood by The usl
Of DR.. Pierce's Coded medical. Discover,
lit has no equal for this purpose. eodaw
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The Causes Of Drunkenness,

When the system is out of order, 1t
often happens that stimulants are had re,
course to, TO an excessive amount to keep
up the tagging energies. But stimulation,
when thus extensive, ceases to be stimu.
lation, In the true sense Of that word. II
becomes in fact, o species Of narcotic
poisoning. The whole system Is thus
trown into still worse disorder; appetite
fails; digestion fails; and the organism
being deprived offs natural nourishment,
the craving Tor fictitious stimulation be.
comes more and more intense and irresis.
tible. Hence those periodical debauches
that occasion so much misery in the
world. Better, far, when man feels dc.
pressed and out Of sorts, that he turn.to,
and eat as much as he can with relish. And
II he take, along with each meal, the pres
scribed quantity Of Dr.Gottlieb Fisch's
Bitters, he will, in very few weeks, find
that the old craving has disappeared, and
that all stimulants have become supcrllu.
GUS and unnecessarily W.
hissubject continued next week under
Narcotic Poisoning"
"Ware Il SchmitZ, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
..iiBf .igE ~. ,a| eod&w
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and full vigor restored. E
TINS distressing Affection, which rcndera lIie
miserable and marriage Impossible, is the penalty
pain ny ho, victims Of Improper indHigcHcce.
nom not being aware OF the dTcadfnI conSe'
quences that may ensuo. Now, who that nndcr.
stands the subject will pretend to DENY that iho
power OF procreatlon 10 lost sooner by those mil
ing Into improper habits than by the prudentf
Dssaes Delng depttyed OF tho pleasure Of healthy
toms Of both body and mind arise The sSstein
becomes derangcd, tho Physical and Mental
functions Weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power,
Nervous lTita6llity, Dyspepsia, Palpitatlon oil
t as Weafr mdigesu0n, Constitutional Debility,
Decay and Death. h'' S'''"'"P''O"
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Periodic Disorders.

q.
The payoxysmal maladis which arc
characterized by-heats and, lcold, prevail
extensively al this season, audit Is q curl.
Gus fact that in many partsoI the country
where they are prevalents other, diseases,
that bear no general Resemblance 10 fewer
and ague, or remiltent fever, assume 4
periodic type. Thus In many sections IN.
tested with chllls and fever, rhcmatism,
neuralgia, hystcria, diarrhna, &c, some.
times become intermittent, thereby indi.
eating that they have been engenderel by
the same poisonous exhalations which pro,
iuce the first name disease. d,ilT '.Ig
All these mGSkrd cases ofGguS-lor such
they areas well as in the regular inter.
mtttents, the most safe and reliable RENE
ny that can DO administered Is HostetteFs
Stomach BlttGrs. Neither quninine nor
arsenic arc needed. Both are in the
highest degree dangerous, and arc sure 10
leave sad traces Of their poisonous action
In the system, whether they arrest The
paroxysms or not In many instances
all the so called specifics of the Irregular
materia mcdica utterly fail 70 "break up
Intermittent and rcmittcnt disorders.
But the great vegetable Tonic never fails.
Tho spasm Of the minute bloOd.yessels
which cause the chill, is the result Of
nervous weakness, produced by tho debil.
itating operation Of an unwh0lesomc at.
mospherc, and the tone and vigor given
to the nervous system by the Bitters, en-.
able 1t to throw OFT tic disease. The
wiser policy, however, Is to anticipate at.
lacks Of this nature, by arousing all the
latent energies Of the body ut the COM
mcnCement oi.thc moist and chilly season,
with this Incompatible antidote, BY
pursuing this course, inLcrmittents, remit.
tents, rheumatism, ChOlic, biliousncss, dys.
persia and pulmonary affections may al.
ways be, prevented. vs az eod&w
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with you,. with more fervOr than ever
t"SuFe a. Thy truth shall last,
To Zion shall be kiven -
The brighteat gloriea Earth can yield,
And brighter bliss Of HeaVen.n

l = - - . IL y Y =
Sure ~ Thy truth shall last,
10 Zion shall be given ~ ','s''
The brightest glofiea Earth can yield,
And brighter Bliss Of Heaven.ri
- DR.. Alex. Martin was called from the
ranks Of the ministtSB Snd responded Ii
an appropriate speech. .,-s....
Hon. o. D. Hubbard came forward and
made one Of the best and most thoroughly
religious speeches that was ever deliver,
cd In this city. Owing 70 n want Of paper
the Secretary was unable to report
Brother Hubbards remarks, which Is q
matter Of general regret, as II was toe
good To be lost. ' -''a-' A-
By request Of Rev. A. ]. LYDIA, BishoI
Simpson spoke at length upon the proba.
bic results OF the admission Of lay delega.
ton in the church. The Bishop was sub
timely eloquent, and from every section
OF tho church the Methodist "amens'
came forth In volumes Of power thai
stirred the souls Of every one present. A
synopsis Of the Bishops address will nc
doubt appear In tho regular Conference
proceedings. .
After the addresses, the Bishop an,
nolnced the 7l2th hymn,
"DleSt DO the tic that binds, &C."
which was sung "with the spirit and TIT
understanding" and tho Joint session o.
tho Conferences closed with general
good feeling, and tho laymen Withdrew
making new resolutions 10 live nearer Il
the Master, and 10 labor more earnestly
for the upbuilding Of His kingdom and
the spread Of scriptural holiness through,
out these lands.
Tho following resolution was unani.
Inously adopted .. ~. 81.
Rea0Iued, That we tender our grateful
thanks TO the friends and brethren of the
city OF Wheeling, for their hospitality Ia
entertaining US in the same manner and
spirit that they received and cared for the
Ministerial brethren of the Conference
and that we leave the city with the kind.
est recollections Of our brief sojourn with
yon.
On motion Of bro. Hubbard-adjourn.
cd sine die by singing thelong meter d6x.
ology and the bencdiction by Bro. E. j
Stone. TIL. LOGAN. PreSk
G. v. ATKINSON, Secretaries,
Q. +. SCOTT. p''''' t '0''
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
n n;SSsy ISqoisites TO promote connubial hap.
hL ,ness: ,iinndecd, without these the Journey
through life becomes a weary pilprimage: the
prospect hourly darkcns to tho view, Ina mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and illSd with
s sMS mMeIanchoy reaeGtion that the happiHcss OF
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, March s.-GoLD-Firm at
11O4a110S. Loans were firm at from 2 10
per cent Clearings. $21 100000.
MoNEY-The market was active during
the afternoon 81 7 per cent for currency
to Z per cent gold, with exceptional loans
at II per diem
GOVERNMENTS Generally firm.
SrppI IN,, EN-ouANny 10nl
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal College Of surrecps Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most efIineft Col.
leges In The United States, and tho greater mart
q Whoeo Iiie has been spent in tho hospitals oil
effected some OF the most Astonishing en- rcS thai
were eyer known. Many troubled with rinSint,
In me head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed ct sudden sounds bashIll.
ness, with frequent blushIng, attended some.
immediately, 'A' "S'N S"'V"
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SToCKs-Irregular. The features were
Erie and Pacific Mail, in which stock O
large business was done. The officers OF
the last named company have been sum.
moned to appear before Judge Gilbert, ip
Brooklyn, to show cause why they should
not be eDjoined for lending money on call
to stock brokers. There was a report on
the street that Drew has, within the past
ten days, sold 10000 shares no has
been carrying since the Chicago fire, and
which were bought,at a low price. The
market closed irregular, the only activity
being in Erie,
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. March 8.-FLoUR-Quiet
ana'unchanged in every respect.
GRAIN-Whcat-No. 2 spring Chicago
active but weak, and 9alc lower at 81 234
Oats-NO. 9, 30ic. Ryc-InactiVc and
nominal. Barley-Quiet at 53a534c.
Provisions Quiet. Mess Pork -
Steady at I'll 70a11 rs. Lard-Easier at
SIC, Hams in pickle 7!a0tc; plain do O.
a9e. Bulk shoulders Ate; sides SIC; do
clear rib SIC; do clear &c.
1lTGHwNRs-Fair demand at 954c.
llods-Qniet and steady; sales al 81 80
nd G5.
Cincinnati Market.
CMcMNATr, March s.-FLouR-Dull
and prices dropping, $3.50.
GRAN-Mheat- Quiet and unchanged
81 CT. Rye-Corn 45a46c. Rye-04c
Oats 4Oa49c. Barley Quiet and un,
changed. sz
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-$l2 50 asked. Lard
SIC; kettle held at &c. Bulk Meats
Shoulders. 4lc; clear rib and clear sides
OtaG4c, Bacon-Sidcs, 7a74c; shoulders
nominally at 5ic. ist.s '1sttGE. 5st'
Hoas-$4 85a4 70. Y it&s s@Ls-s ,
WHIsKY-S4c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March S.-There is an in.
Creasing demand for staples and the
market Is buoyant. Pacific Mills fancy
prints at 113c; Percales 22ia23lc; lawns Is
a16ic; Organdies 16la19c; Crctonne 15Ic;
Uhlans 23ic; Grapes 22!c; Colored Mo.
hair BrOcades 234c; Poplin Lustres Zoe;
Printed Alpacas 2ia22ic; Cords A A A
Tickings are 25c; fremont G Brown
Shcetings lee; Laconia o 40 inch 14c;
Brown Sheeting 4lac; 10 by 4 do 4Sic;
Pequot 8 by 40 Bleached Sheetlngs 45c;
N. Y. mills Blcached AIuslins Gee and
Wamsutta do 20c. ..s,.l.t.... q.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE,, March S.-FLoUR-Dull
but unchanged. G
GRAIN-Wheat NO. l Milwaukee,
81 %; No. 2, do 81 2St. Oals-No. 2,
81tc. Corn-No. 9 mixed, sic. Rye
No. l, Tic. Barley-Fall No. 9. Soc,
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March S.-FLoUR-U I'm.
changed.
Observation-Disclosures Oats
Steady; western, 51a53c. Rye-Firm.
WHIsKY-Dull at 90a05c.
uv,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS =.
The many thousands cured OF this establish
Iaorn "tmin INC iast twenty years, and tho nu
TX W; Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters OF
IinHs Svn and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before tho
pIG nD!ic, besides his standing as gentleman Of
SnaS ~ ,h aa rsSpeStability Is sufficient guar
sAlNS.DlsEASEs sPEEDMYCURED.
marie SA'AN|'
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTCE

~, AM 4NOhAh NOllCE.
". j; addresses all those who have injured
themselves BY improper Indulgence and solitary
haDlls, which ruin both body and mind, unGitIne
them Tor either business, study, society or mar.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy cf.
Ieets produced by carly habits Of youth. Viz
Weakness OF tho Back and limbs. Pains n thc
hc1a. Dimness Of Sight Loss OF Muscular Pow.
O., faipiat0n OF the Heart, Dyepepsia. NeryouH
lrritaDility, DeraIeemCnt OF the DlgCstiye Func.
LIENS ,ton General Debility Symptoms Of Consump.
MENTAILT-Tho fearful effects on tho mind
atc much 70 DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory Con
tason OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, Eyil Fore.
w aversion 70 Society, SelEDIstrust, Love
OF Solitude, Timidity, &C., are some Of liz evils
Thousands Of persons of all aces ran ro,,
luIge what ID the cause Of their decinipS health
losIng their vigor,, becoming weak, pale, neryous
anu anG. emaclated, having a singular appearance
ABOUT aI0i INC eyes, Cough, and symptoms Of Con.
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Medical.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As 4 REFUGE FROM uUIrSrRY.
Tho Only rIa,s rhsri ! Or. ,,n ;, oh,,,..a

especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
nSy Vice, that dteadfnl and destructive. habit
LntpusahdH OF Young men OF tho most excellent
u1eilis aud brilliant Intellect, who might other.
Mlse nave enttanced listening Senates with Tho
LungnuGrs OF elOqnencc, or walked 10 CCstacy ihO
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemn,at,no
marriage, being aware Of phypIcSI WcaLncss
organic Debility, DeGOImitIOs, speedily enrSI
nc who places himself under thG care cf Dr' n
man, aud confidently rely upon hIs SkiIl NJ nhV.
biclAn '" no PHJ'
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves hvs co,,.,r r,..
tlco, INDUCED in when alone, A habit fse1naniIv
learned nom evel companions, or at school ia
eGecls OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep; and, II not cured, renders MARRIAGE I'm i'm
PSSSs .,S and destroys both mind and body,
What pity that young man. tho hone M hin
country, tho pride Of his parents, Should be
snatched from all prospects and eniOymGnts Of
NC ny the consequences OF dcviatlnG rom the
Iatn 81 nature: and INDUCING in certain SO
St, naDit' oucn persons must, before contem.
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SALE OF HAMPDBN STREET
~ PROPERTY,

In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
o. Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the
18th day OF June, 1871, In cause In Chancery
therein pending, In which Julia A. II. Mellor,
executrix, IL complainant and Jesse D. MellOr
and others are defendants, shall, as Special
Commissioner named In the said decree, offer ut
public sale at the front door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, March u, 1872,
At 10 o'clock A. n, the undivided threc-flths Of
apart oil lot numbered two (2) In square number.
ed twenty-five (2S), on uampden street, in the
city OF Wheeling. The part OF said lot In which
said three fthg Interest Is TO be sold Is described
and bounded as follows In decd from Elizabeth
Hatkins TO James Mellor, dated April /, 1851, and
recorded In the Recorders Office OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed Book IS, page 109: "Be
ginning at point on tho south line OF said lot
opposite the centre OF the partition which divides
the tenement recently occupied by Mrs. Martha
Johnston and now occupied by Joseph MCllor
rom the tenement recently occupied by Mr.. Rob-
lin; thence north and At right angles with said
eouth line and along the centre Of kaid partition
TO the north line OF said lot; thence with said
line west TO the western boundary line Of said
LOT; thence south with said western boundary
line to the south line of said lot; thence cast
with said sonth line TO the place OF beginning,
with the appnrtenAnCcs therounto helOnging,"S
TERMS or SALE-One.half cash In hand, and
One-half In six months, with interest from day or
sale, with approved personal security Tor the de-
terred payment
~ WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
leblO-S Special Commissioner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-28
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pe9en 8a9abonpiren6 unp Gruntenbeit
tetraftes Sneiptouum 1fanpinapiIder
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eben miecer aus Dem @efdnenib in Min>
neapolts entla6en woroen, bel einem
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i'm @efdnente 9eforben unb nerflaoten
pas @ourtY auf S@apenerfag. Die
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Sbpuetton feQte ni9ts beraue, >pas bic
3la9e bdtte ftaten t6nnen> unp eieltlte
wurpe abeewtelen.
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fddftsreirnper b,ridtet uns, bob er am
per9an9enen Montas ben @fiiIiffppi
@ranb @rulin9 uno ga @rofe
auf Dem Gile lberi9ritten. IS mar pieS.
Elm @a9ntB, mel@es ;rpar BON bpbem
3eust, aber bod 9eIriAermaeen cine
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bait. Die Difans, wel@e Der fQbne-
Mann auf BEN Giie ;urif;ulesen Bate,
mar ettpa cine babe M}eile uno cas- Sis
1rar etpa 3 3ou bid. 4
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etne nod nt6t nit Sdienen beleote fulr3e
bis gum MtnourizGlus fertia.
I'm Der 6auptlinie limb In 4 Mcnaten
rs Meilen fertig gepprten.