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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

Capt. John G. Low, of Boston, one -of the pas
sengers in the Great Western on her last trip, ar
rived home in twenty nine days from ST. Peters
burgh, four Of which he spent in London.
In recent attempt at Detroit rescue a slave
who had been surrendered 10 his master by the
authorities, negro was killed, and the mob be
great that Brady's Guards ware called out
10 suppress it. Six eight of the ringeadors,
white and black, were arrested and thrown into
Jail.
The London correspondent of the New York
Signal writes that N. p. Willis has come into the
possession ola handsome annuity by his father in,
laws death.
The editor Of the Barnstuble Patriot says that a
friend from East Sandwich has handed him a
handsome ear of corn, which had grown from seed
That was siaty. foar gears old.
give young ladies took the veil--two the black
ana three the white at the Convent iu George
town, d. {. on the first instant large number
OF persons were present at the ceremony.
"A letter to the New York Evening Post says,
'hat theodore Scdgaoich, Esq OF Stockbridge, (Ms)
WINE addressing public meeting at Pitsfeld, a
ie" DAYS since, seized with sudden rush of
oiooa to the head, and shortly after expired.
al houston, the former capital of Texas, there
% no house of public worship, though there 5000
inhabitants.
n" impartial Eiemcnt-Ilon. S. S. Prentiss,
wing candidate for Senator from Mississippi, has
nou MS house at Vicl<sburg, burned down Hon.
II, D. Walker, the V. b. candidate for the same
0ihce mas since had his burned az Natchez.
Sickness at the Somh.-The New Orleans pa
pers OF the 29th ultmo, say nothing in regard to
VIC health of that city.
=, The Natchez Free Trader of the 25th, states
.'a' neither the sickness nor mortality had aba
Gu On the 24th there were seven interments
several OF the physicians are down with the fe-
YER rive, at lenst, are, or have been dangerously
, SICK and not yet recovered. During % days Of
,h ,e month Of October, (from the LIST to the 23d,
,T ele were 100 burials in the city buryingground.
Inc Inc proportion of deaths appalling. What
must have been the number of cases! or are there
more deaths than recoveres?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19
Dissolution OF CoparasnersEpEp.

TT" 4'5'S~ n aNsAVHa WA OVH7ssh q HlS II SAAk p
"A VIE Copartncrship heretofore existing between
n the Subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, and all demands due the late firm
signed to Mordecai Hale, Esq. to whom payment
is to be made. JAMES GILKERSON,
WILLIAM ROY.
Barnet, Oct %, 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19


'HNiiESE stoves are believed /" be altogether the
L. most durable, and therefore the cheapest in
use. lost at the Diving Fue Stoves which have
been used - 20 wears are still coud and no
complaint mas ever been made OF hnii burning Oat,
This Stove possesses an advantage over most 9th.
in use, by lis receiving long aud large wood
requiring much less labor in the prepra ion of the
wood aud tending the fire, AND Tie fuel is cuusr,tn-
ed less rapidly than when it is spiit very fine The
oven is torEe and even tempered and generally uc-
knowedged tn he the best in use, and the whole
construction of the Stove is better adapted tiioa any
other to the wants Of The farmer and mechanic
BOX STOVES OF VARIOUS SIZES.
PARLOR STOVES, STOVE PIPE, sc.
All of the above tor Sale hy
T.. n II. FAIRBANKS IL co.
St. Johnsbury, Oct. 1889. 1l9-tr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19
Fgsa's ! A7sqE's,!

T. 7UR CAPS from . to SIS and few superio5
4 BOAS. Also bale Dnffao Robes, for sale
Oct. 1889 By SHEDD d JEWETT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

Mr. Graham ininrrupaesMr Slade. and asked tho
char what was the ques,in.
Mr. Adams said iho coleman from South Caro-
Ina moved 10 lay the moon Of Mr. Wise an the Ia
bic, and the question ocsrred who should vote on
that resolution
The chair said tiosesho had the legal and con
s'iiulional certificate sbuld vote That decision
bad been Sc, aside. II get clear Of the difficulty,
The chair now propoycshai those who choose may
vote and that II any who shall vote bo disputed.
the iellers shall report heir Should the dis.
pu'ed votes not vary " result, the vote Will pass
u they should vary 30 result the chair viii call
upon the house 10 deele whether they shall bc re-
ooiyet. All cried ou. "agrecd, agreed"
Several propositions were made withou, effect
Al last the meeting came 10 the vote on tho mo-
ton OF Mr. Rheu 10 ls on the table the motion Of
Mr.. Wise, that the csrk he directed to call the roll
including all legalf certified and commissioned
members
The iellcrs declsed lis in the affirmative, with
no disputed yuios nd II In the negative, one dis
puled. Mr. Naylors having passed through. Mr..
Adams voted in tie negative, and made ne so
the motion was lost
Some alteration here ensued upon the question
whether Mr. Nayo's vote should he counted. He
disputed the right n any man to decide upon his
vote. Mr. Smith rose and disputed Mr. Ms right to
vote. Mr. \ rctofed by dispung Mr.. SIS.
Further altcrcaion between them ensued, Great
ing immense connsion. The whole house was in
uproar. Some cied out "let 90 home
| A motion was made to adjourn. The tellers re-
ported IN in III, affirmative, including disputed
and H. in the negative also including three dispui
ed The chair declared the result not varied whe
Their the disputed votes counted not--so tn,
House stood adjourned.
| 1t is doubtful whether the message will be sen
before the Ho,se is organized.
| SENATE.--Mr Allen, from the committee ap
pointed in compliance with the resolution of yester
day, reported that the President had been waite,
on, and had returned for answer that he had execu
tive communications to make. Several messages il
writing were then delivered to the president Of tn
Senate, through Mr. Van Buren, the private secre
tary of the President of the United States.
Mr.. Linn gave notice that he would, on the earl
est opportunity, bring bill authorising the Pres
dent take possession of the territory of Oregon
and for other purposes.
| The chair having announced that the message
were all of an Executive character On motion q
Mr. Buchanan, the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton of executive business, and afterwards adjourn
I'D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
S@''s5Sg

Tho mails Of las, nigh, Notwithstanding the Sc
we're snow-s;orm and bloy on Saturday and the
duitod roads, arrived reeniarly. and brought our
files Of \. y and Bostor papers Of Saturday, and
Washington dates Of Thursday, Dec ~. There
was some prospect Of psr,ial cessation Of HOSTILE
ties at Washington. but OF Thursday 1t WAS repre-
scented TO be more disiantand yindiciiye than ever.
OF course organization. nor no wonderful Mes
sage from the great magician, who. j, is said, is a
silent spectator in thtconfci, "lookng all the
time as though nothing lad happened" VIVA, a
blessed disposition TO be favored with. Such a
mcei, ioirly SPIRIT is raiher ,nviablc
While the war and ,unut RACES at Washington
the PATRON Difficulty at Hbany we are glad to find
appeared TO look more prifc on Thursdsy--and
from subsequen, verbal reor,s, we think it highly
I probable that all is quiet aein for the present.
/ The Albany Evening formal of Thursday, in al
uding to tho subject says -
"Gen Averill Of Montgomery county, with 50C
troops ordered on Monday lsi, arrived in this city
las, evening. We are happy to announce that com.
muncaiions have been receied from the towns in
teresied, which authorize a on6deni thope that all
further resistance the lavIhas been abandoned. -
The latest information fromihe sheriff was, that he
was executing his process Without resistance. I'm
der these circumstances, Go. Ayerill has been re.
called with his troops
Notice has been given tohc New York troops
that their services will not b needed, and we hope
to be able TO announce he determination of tho
manor difficulties, far distance 10 the law, is
concerned. We understandable tenants have resol
we'd 10 petition the Legislature. This is the right
and wise course, and we hay no doubt that then
petition will receive due confederation"
We observe by some let,ewrter from Washing
ton, giving some abstract Proceedings in the Hous'
of Representatives on Wednesday that there wer'
decisions that indicated that ,ere would be major
ity of Wing members in tn House If the rcgula
(Whig) members held ,heiseais-but if not, tn
Administration party would i've majority, and b
able to elect their Speaker-ad that votes had beel
taken to exclude the New Jsey Wings and ADM
, Mr. Naylor of Penn 10 the erlusion of Ingersol.-
, On Thursday, the N. ]. replarly returned list Q
delegates entered their solem protest against tn
attempt to exclude them Promoting, and by vot
of III to III the members reised to enter the pro
!, test on the Journals. At thcose of the proceed
, ings on Thursday, all was corision.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
WHEN A MAN Is RUNNING DOWN HILL
EVERY ONE GIVES HIM A kICk.

This il il said is very natural thai Is, II Is very
.common. There are two reasons ior uis-ls'' -
! much easier 10 kick down hill Than 10 push
IN, IN hil-2nd men love 10 see every boay al inc
hn,,on Of the hill but themselves.
DfTeren, men have different ways OF ciimoihg IN
"a AM and office. Some bold fellows take a run
and mount at two OF three strides. Othefs Oh -
WOO, use more ar-,hey creep silly along on ''e,,
hhes catching hold Of the cliffs and i"igs 70 pun
,hemselycs: they NEE, high rock and are cong. =.
=, crawl round tat other times they ca'eh l'iu -
,ronontory cliff or little twig, which gives "ay,
a,i5 hack tbey tumble, scratching their cioihes am
snn,e,imes their skin However -, very ie" WIZ
M, ,lsr neiehtors-unless 10 get iin uhenSeNss
Ne, sometimes one OF those ora~iefs WIZ I'm II
NM "a ,beir neighbonng cIawlers-aneoi 70 Put
hsrd % raise them all a liiile-then getting W.
her Shoulder gives leap 10 an ennAsi ne, az,
ie,yes an Ia ile lurch, OF kick them over DC ~
men, one begins 10 tumble, every one "h0 u "'-
hits him kick. 81. .. ,.,or dei,ou
/ But no people get 50 many keAs a. 80 -,
=. esY,og circumstances While a man Is ooei'.
80, well thai is while his credit IL GOOD e'.Il -
b,.lss bin-she moment he Is pressed io' 49, 80
ho.reyer honest and able he may be- he gess ~
Com M quarters Has friends and repuAa''oH 80.
sert hin With the loss Of his purse .sa te -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

WE the subscribers being appointed by tie ion.
w tho probate court, for tn district OF tahave1,
COMM to receive examine and adjust all Claims
and demands of all persons against the estate OF
JERUSHA DEMtNG.
late of Castleton in said district deceased repreren ted
nsovent and also all claims and demands exhibit ed in
offset thereto and six months from the 9th dd To-
Der last beng allowed by said for hst purpose
we do hereby give notice that viii attend 10 The
business Of said appointment at the Inn Of yde
Westover in Casileton the I'd Wednefdays OF Feb.
ruary and March next; from ill o'clock = I'd. o.
each of said days,
ALtNsoN ALLEN,} Commissioner.
JEFFERSON BARNES, COMMISSIONER
Fairhaven, Dec. II, 1889. 52-5'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

WE the subscribers being appointed by the hon
w the probate court for the distrie, Of Rutland
commissioners to receive, examine aad adjust all clams
and demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate Of
HENRY LYMAN,
late ofTinmouh in said drtric deceased repre- sehted
insolvent and also oil claims and demand exhibited 10
offset thereto and six months from Tho I2,h day al
Dec inst, being allowed by said court for that
we do therefore hereby give notice that will aene
10 the business of our seid appointment ct Carpenter
Inn in Iinmouh on the 4lh Mondays Of January and
March next from III O'Clock A. N. until o'clock NJ
on each Of said days.
CALVIN BREWERY C.;--,.
LAMsON ALLEN,} oo"''"''''''e'''
TinmoutL Dec. 18th, 1889. 52-5t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

VA the subscribers being appointed by the hon .s
w probate court for the district Of Rutland, SON
mssones to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
JOEL FRANCIS,
late Of Middetown in said district deceased represent
ed insoyent and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto and six months from the 9TH dag o
October last being allowed by raid court for tbst pur
pose we do therefore hereby give notice mat We vii
attend 10 the business Of sad sppontuiraf Il -
dwelling house of Rebeces Traaeis in Ai6ds,svn, 80
the Cd Monday of January, and first Monday Of :.
airy next from until o'clock r. NJ. on each Of ait
days ORSoN CLARK, ! comm,,;on,.,
THURMAN, !
Middletown, Dec 2, 1899. bo-S<
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
THE EXCITEMENT AT ALBANY.

The insurgents were imbodied to the number as
was reported, of one thousand strong--with two
field pieces and other arms and munitions.
In this emergency, the aid of the military of the
government has become necessary TO the civil law.
1t would not however, be polite to order the mi
lita of Albany or its neighhorhood into the field,
and the commander has therefore very wise
ly directed competent body of this city, to hold
themselves in readiness to repair TO the insurgent
district at two hours notice.
We are farther informed that the commander-in-
chief has chartered two large steamers to convey
the troops to Albany.-N. Y. paper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

This body assembled at Harrisburgh, Penn. on
"Wednesday last. and was called 10 order by John
Isaac c. Bates, of Mass was called TO the chair pro
tenn. and Charles b. Penrose and Mr.. Swift OF Pa.
were chosen Secretaries.
Upon calling ofthe roll, delegates appeared from
twenty-five States.
On motion of Mr.. Sprague of Mass, committee
of one from each state were appointed TO report Of
fcers for the Convention.
On Thursday, the Convention met at 10 o CLOCK,
and the committee reported the following ticket OF
officers, which was unanimously adopted
For President ofthe Contention.
JAMES BARBOUR, (Ex. Cow of Virginia.
For Wee Presidents
J. j.. Peters, (Ex. Cow of Connecticut
] A. Shultze (Ex. Cow of Pennsylvania.
David Hazard, (Ex. Cow of Delaware.
George Howard, lex. Cow of Maryland.
John TYLER. (Ex. Cow OF Virginia.
]. Owen. lex. Cow of North Carolina.
Thomas Metcalie, (Ex. Cow of Kentucky:
Peter r. Livingston of New York.
Jacob Burnet, of Ohio.
l. c. Bates, OF Massachusetts.
]. Wilson OF New Hampshire
T. NJ Huntington of Indiana.
Ephraim Marsh. of New Jersey
For Secretaries.
| Charles p Penrose, of Pennsylvania.
| G. w Ralph, of Illinois.
Logan Hunter, of Missouri.
S. r. Lyman, Of Maine.
Charles Paine, of Vermont
| In taking the Chair Governor Barbour mad
some appropriate remarks: -, ,h
The day was spent mostly in discussion upon IN
course TO be adopted by the delegations OF the sew
eral States in the expression of their preference.
The Convention adjourned at T. and the several del
epaiions held separate sessions in the evening
/ 0On Friday the Convention unanimously nonllha
81 WIIJJAM II. HARRISON, of Ohio for Pres
dent. and on saturday, JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGIN
Ia Cnr Vice President We shall give a fuller az
count of the proceedings next week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
STATE OF VERMONT, }rTHr hon. ii. rrob.,.
Dec. lith, 1859.

STATE OF VERMONT, lrTNHE hon. tie Probate
District Of Fairhavsn IS Il Court for the distFie,
Of Fsrhavrn the beirs and ega,ees Of Richard Rob
insou late Of Pawlet deceased, GHRr1iEs
Whereas Ephra,m Robinson, executor efthe las, will
and testament ofthe said Richard hath represented to
this court that the personal Of said deceased in
sufficient pay his debts and egseies by the 81
$3.50 and hath applied tot license to cell much Of the
estate OF the said deceased Will pay sd sum sad the
costs and charges Of settling ssidssa,s thereos Jou
hereby notified to appear before the probate court
session thereof to be holden al the probate Office Ia
Casteton The 1st Wednesday Of Jssaary next, and
show good TO the contrary, or give boaa ., sst
court shall direct for the payment said debts ana
acies otherwise the said executor will then be IL
ed and authorized sell much of the said estate
will be sufficient topay the aforesaid sum and ell al
costs and charges.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said P.o-
L. s. bate Court at Csscton in said district, this .'
day OF Dec. A. ID. 1899. t2-ss
A. WARNER, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16
DIED.

TN The .9'h W.T. 20 "oleou village. ~ y. infant
son Of Cyrus Cuppcn.
Al West Brat,leborc, the os inst. Mr.. William
Elliot. aged e.
WE the subscrihets, being appointed y, the n.n
w Probate Cour, fot the district Of Ratana. CON.
issoners receive, examine and adjust all claims
demands Of all petsoss sgsinst The estate OF
LINUS CHAMPION.
late ofTnmouh In said district deceased, Represented
ut and also all claims and demands exhibited
offset thereto and months from the 2ai day of De-
inst being allowed by said court or that purpose, We
therefore hereby give notice that We viii attend 10 th
business Of our appointment at the dwelling house o
Mrs Harriet Champion in Tnuou,h IN said covnty. OF
the third Mondays Of January aud March newt from
o'clock, a. NJ. until o'clock, = M on each Of sal
days.
NOBLE, l,,onv,.s,.
SAM'L NOBLE
Dec. lith, 1850 52Oaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

John Bacb mssier and hy him ooassysi u M y
isl ~. and that the title 10 the sses Y IN ~ ~
iei N %
Tlsa, the ,s,d Daniel ~. hes Wholly rseuuoT
isvs the painful IN The rtsmts~>x so y ee@4X
10 ettoft further al ss5loo nuea ~ r
consideration that he, the said Dsnieof~ ~
h,s ih. said Dsniels ush, to said issts,
4 The sac gym Is rs, paid he vin 6s1~s&
in os,s ,,orc,d ~, rsoers o. u's'es' !. Ile
Cd to -ces his ferNsa'. S,e courts a 4 " sssx<
and that the Psts rssnsat~ro a
premises Ne Tvs
And prsys that n ~nN IA
inqirs into the fee.
make q iull and dires.
red and that the court !,
"a Daniel piocnrr and eos,
feet title TO The said dwelling h.
smaller pieces Of land on which
barn !. situated, and the ssid
pieces, and also cult claim TO
| Daniels right lo-the ssid dwt
and one acre and sin acre ri,
ssid several pieces OF land be
/ said Daniel deliver TO tho plain
aid noies, or the proceeds the.
/ Vaughn, as shsll sppear lust snd Ma
the said Daniel shall be restraine4
( transporting out Of this state ee1
efoSess!d and grant soab uR<
4 a. shsll seem meet, &s.
! Tie usual process Of suop(
tbs ssms was served on ~ O.
And the said 6ilss Deves1
4 Je.iey A EevcSssoch n
! Snd not h.visg bean notified
.sii bill, 1t is esser-d BY IL -
ed hereof, BY publishing ths
with this order in the Autlsnd 111R
land ,hf-s weeks ssesessivsly, ~
six xeeks previous 10 the sextf
= bc,dsn al Rutland aforesa}dA
snsr - foarth Tuesday Of Id
s,y thereon sas givsns -.
| 5i--53 -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13


9Im leeten Gentaae 'rrr Taeen bate
man at 8oifon eiien Sd|necifurn, Der mcbi
rcre Stnnoen anhielt.
gBeiee Sd,do kaben lire @riheitun9 in
ben 9lorbsGareiina @eipdiern 9cmadi.
gspm /. 9lpril an fpirb prn 91cttspille mad,
9ieabing td9Iid, cine pcitfutihe init pfer'
ben geben, unabhdn9is bon alien ben oneern
@erbinbun9en, fir Sbaler Die Yericn.-
Gle gebt gang bel Gage unb jebe Seque,Hs
liebfeit foll ben 9eilencen 9eipdbrt perben.
Gic brittifhcn Gruppen an Der G,rdnse
BON &ens8rpunihipei9 9ehen ihdarenpeile
ndd, bem Staat Maine iiber rno perbinoen
fId) init Der amerifanilden Milie.
Sie or0etc SfIbc.-Drr Soeraus9cbcr
bon Der slu9ulfa (Gjc.) @brrnicle fa9t, mir
habeu in unlerer Office eine 9liibe ,u sei9en,
Die in Surfe @auntD 9ewd6ien ilt auf Der
plantaid)e bon Sol. so. 9S. Gpans. sic
mi6t 35 unp cinen halben 3cl IN llnifan9e,
unb ipie9t nabe an IL pfune.
Dds Hela,parc Stadts Scurna[ melbet,
baB Die pea patd) Bill, welde Die Sesabs
llln9 BON 500, 900 an ben orrgeblihen @igs
ner iener Sulel, Der in 9fersSericD ippbnt,
besablt werbeu foa beioe pduier oeS @pns
grelIes pailirt bdtte.-@ine 9rb6ere Setrii9es
rel Ici llicmalS perils mcrben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
gorau9lide
Q0fenfirfe Qulllpelt.

Die llntcridrietenen ici9eu hermit erge.
benlf ben @inipcbnern rcn eccba uno 9icrt:
hampton GonntD an, bas fie an9efnugeu ba,
ben su oerferti9en Die 70 bod geprielenen pa
tcutirten Nunlpen fir
Giifernen Snellen mo tiefe SrniieiL
wcldc ilc fir onnebmbare Scoin9ungen gum
Nierfauf anbieteu. Die oorSii9lihitc Cnalis
TIT Ger pnmper, ipeldc rurd Die lluterId,rie'
bcnen perfertt9t mercert Seidlnrn iIob burd,
QSoblfeilbcit NIB Oaucrhafti9feit aus, une
1T 10 al9emein bcfanut, eab zine fcrncre 9Ius
empfebun9 fir unn6tbi9 eratbtet pirb.
Sbre pmnrcn fGno einfdd, III ibrcr 9lnfer,
tt9mfg uno Icid't ipieber in Staub at ieten
Sic follcn auf Die fllr;ete 9iad,rtdt auf9elcSt
uno alS gut perIIhert iperben.
Diejcni9cu, ipelte biclelben faufen ipcllen,
merben eriud,t, an Der Marufdctur lei 9ielts
ben E. Seip;s Sdmibtihcp, in SSriu9s s@ars
bensSrase, Cation, ansurufeit, 10, bielelben
INNER pcrrdtli9 9ehaItcn NIB unteriuht
merefn fcuucll.
81. 9. Seip.
.. Smtt6.
Gaifou, Nadrs 13. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-13
(@ inse + a II ST..
Ncrr Druefer,

Ncrr Ornder,
SD fas Dor ciniaen gEod)en eiiief
/ fdredlihcn SAL in Sbrer 3eituna, bon cinei
| Srau bic in Qancaitcr, pa. an Der furhtbareu
Sfraufhcit, Der 9Sa her de II ceer cunos'
putb farb. Sh iiberienee Sbnen biermit
Elm uilfeblbares Mittel fir bic Soeiluns bieler
Granfbeit, NIT bem @rIndeu es III CSbre oiels
aelefene 3eitltra ein,nriten, eamt es mebr
betannt wire. ec5d babe lelbt einen Sal 9e,
feben, 100 feb biefrs Wittel bcipibrt 9sflus
ben bat.
Ofittcf gc9cn beii 2Si; ctncs tpiicn
$s,mmbcs.
Scl9enees 9te,ept fir ben Sie eine6 tcl,
len Nmnbee, 1T aus cincm berilhmten Werte
aencmmen, fpeld)cs III ernbpn inter stufiIdt
einer 9lnsaM slerste heraiegegeben lprreen.
G5 1T ben ibnen ais Gin beipdhrtcs Nllf6mits
tcl 9egen ben 8iB lcippM als Der baraHf fol-
geitben idlredliden YSa1eridleu ocrSubeu9en,
ancnlpfobleu ,pcrbciL nno bat Ildb ncd) in als
len Sdllen ais bcpdhrt 9e,ci9t.
9timn bon ben gldttcr peer Saricn Rnpss
pen bon 9tdutelL gans flein serifnitten, eitt
babies 2beefordeu ppa, baS etpa ben piers
ten She'll ppn cinem Dcint entbdlt: nimm
Die itdultte Suautitdt grpsrn 8urbauni,
Deer 9cmeiner @arten Surbauut, audi flein
ae1huitten tbue binHt 8 selllnoe unb uubes
fledte 8ldtter pom rothen Salbcp, glcihfals
fein ;erid,uitten. 9timm alsbann ein balbes
peint reiue5 9Sei,enmebl bon Der Riible,
ober gut fcin Tlaur uno etna ciu @6l6fel
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