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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
From the N. York Sunday Morning News.
THE OLD CLOCK.

lThe following story was first published
in the Sunday Morning yNe,cs tive or SIX
weeks ago, and it has been republ'shed in
tho same excellent Paper three times. A
poetical version of i, has been published in
the Erpositor; and it has been dramaised
and played with success at one Of the prin.
cpal theatres. 1t is substantially true, in
all respects. The city blades have re,urn>
cd the landlords pocket. book, with on &C.
acknowledgement that they lost The aonger.
"HERE SHE GOES THERE SHE GOES! -
Some years ago there came TO this country
family from England, which settled on
the upper part of this island, and opened
public house. Among their chattels was
an old clock which they priced more for its
age than its actual value, although it had
told The hours for years Oh years with the
most commendablo fidelity. This clock is
now situated in one Of the private parlors
Of the house, and many a time has it been
the theme of remark in consequence of its
solemn antique exterior.
A few days since, about dusk, n couple
Of mad wags drove up to the door of the
hotel, seated in light and beautiful wag
on, drawn by superb bay horse. They
spri NO out-ordered the ostler to pay every
attention to the animal, and to stable him
for the night. Entering the hotel, they
tossed off a ASS Of wine piece, bemouth
ed q cigar, and directed the landlord to
provide the best game supper in his power
There was o winsome look in the counter.
ance Of the elder-a bright sparkling in his
eyes which occasionally he half closed in a
style that gave him the air Of a knowing
one,' and slight curving OF the corners OF
the mouth, that showed his ability to enjoy,
while his whole demeanor made every
acute observer sure Of his ability to perpc.
trate joke. Now and then, when his lips
parted and he ran his fingers through his
hair with a angud expression, it was ev.
dent he was eager to be at work in his vo
cation-that Of practical joker! The
other was dapper young man, although
different in appearance, yet with features
which indicated that his mind was well fit.
ted 10 be successful coEartDer with his
mate, and q dry pun or gravely delivered
witticism was frequently worked off with
an air of phllorophy or unconcern that gave
him at once the credit of being first rate
wit. Supper on the table, these two Yam
KEGS were not dull as a couple generally
will be al table, but made mirlh and laugh
ter and wit for their companions, and al
wine in his pa rti. colored lowered robes pre-
sided,there was a set out fit for prince
and HE associates. The Yankees ate ant
drank. and wero light merry, when the oil
family clock whrred and whizzed as th
hammer on the hell struck one two three
four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven
twelve! The elder looked up at the oil
monitor before him, stuck his elbow ON tn
table and looked again steadily for min
ute. and then laughed out heartily, awaken
ing The waiter, who was just doing by tn
window sill.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
HYMN TO THE STARS.

zen equaled. II has been written many years.
HYMN TO THE STARS.
Aye, there ye shine, and there have shone,
In one eternal 'hour of prime
Each rolling, bu'ningly, alone,
Through boundless space and countless time
Ave there sc shine The golden dews,
That pave the realms By seraphs trod;
There, through yon echoing vaults diiluse
The song Of choral worlds to God.
We visible spirits bright as erst
Young Eden's birhnigIt saw ye shine,
On all her flowers and fountains first,
We sparked from the hand divine
Yes bright as then ye smiled 10 catch
The music ola sphere so fair,
To hold your high. immortal watch,
And grid your Gods pavilion there.
Gold frets to dust yet there ye are;
Time rols the diamond there ye roll
In primal light, us Teach star
Enshrinel an everlasting soul.
And do they not ? since yon bright lhrong
One all enlshenng spiri, own;
Praised there by pure siderial tongues,
Eternal, glorious, bIest, alone.
Could man but see what yee have seen,
Unfold awhile The shroudeJ past,
From all that is TO what has been,
The glance how rich The range how vast
The birth Of time, the rise, the fall,
OF empires; miriads, ages, flown;
Thrones, cities, tongues, arts, worshps, all
The things whose echoes are no, gone.
Ye saw red Zoroaser send
His soul into your mystic reign;
Ye saw The adoring Saban band,
The living hills his mighty fame.
Beneath his blue and beaming sky,
He worshipped at your lofty shrine,
And deemed he saw with gifted eye,
The godhead, in his works divine.
And there yc shine, as if to mock
The children Of an earthly sire:
The storm, the bolt, the earthquakes shock,
The red volcanoes cat'ract fire,
Drought, famine, plague, and blood, and flame,
All natures ills, and life's worst woes,
Are naught TO you We smile The same,
And scorn alike their dawn and close.
Ave there ye roll, emblems sublime
or Him whose Spirit DER us moves,
Beyond The clouds Of grief and crime,
Still shining Oh tie world lie loves.
Nor is one scene to mortals given,
That more divides The soul and sod,
Than yon proud heraldry ofheaven,
Yon burning blazonry Of God.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

We know not TO whom credit is due for the fol.
lowing hymn. which for sublimity Of thought, and
beauty Of expression, we do not recollect TO have
seen equal led. II has been written many years.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
SE.ARS,
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liverwort,
For cuc ofConsumptions, Coughs and
Colds.

More than $4,000 bottles OF this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State Of
Name since was first offered to the public by
The original inventor and proprietor. B. Sears,
ew years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other article Of
fered to the public seldom fails in giving relief
where it is taken in due season.
The undersgne having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements to
have agents in the principal towns IN New England
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill of directions are signed by II. Fuller or s..
Page, and the name off the for stamped in the
seal, and my own name written on the outside Ia
bel T. B MFR RICK.
All orders directed to the proprietor, Haowe,
Me. will meet with prompt attention.
The following are among the agents for selling The
above Syrup. VIM c. Simpson & CO., Prat &
King, and Maryland & Noyes, oston. j. s. Ilar-
rison Saem A arter, Portland; George w. Ilol-
den, Bangor R. S. Bl !ell, Thomaston; J. T.
ladd Augusta; A. r. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. Viii
lison, Brunswick; Doct ]. A. Berry, Saco
For sale by ]. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
.HM EErelfefst EEOsssS.

WM7ITtI convenient out bu ldngs, Garden, ano
wv Grass Lot, now occupied b, Daniel Mas
ton Jr, is for sale. The House, is new cotluge,
very conveniently arranged, in pleasant Iorallnn.
For Terms, &c. apply 10 DANIEL MARSToN
August l. lS fills.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
valuable Farm---FOR SALE.

~ SITUATE in Washington, near
Al-TIlrTfT.s Newhall's Mills, containing about
f51af IIIi.s En- forty-fve acres Of valuable land
sEz'-Z-7sesseR Said Farm has on it and COM
modous dwelling house, well finished, with good
barn, and suitable out-buildings. The land Is OF
first rate quality for agricultural purposes, and is well
wooded and has the advantages of excellent waiter.
There is also, fine orchard, of thrifty and grated
frui, trees-the gratis being selected as the best for
Winter fruit There is first rate brick yard on
this farm, which may be worked to good advantage;
the farm likewise adjoins an excellent Mill prVi-
lege, which enhances its value greatly, and there is
Saw Mill, Stave Mill, Shngle Machines, and a
small Foundry now in operation; and a grist Mill
and Clothing Mil, is very much needed.
An enterprisng young man, with some capital,
would G this rare chance for investment. For
further information, inquire at this office, of JOHN
w. CLARKE, on the premises.
Wsshnston June 10, 1889. Till
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
SHIP CHI AN ID l. E r Y.

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a. and for sale by ZINA HYDE d Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Twne of most descriptions.
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted
CHAIN Gables, Sheets and Ties of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains. Bolt y
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
,thar Castings of all scrlplions.
Wlndlsss .Nocks and Capstan Spindles.
ZINC SHE.4THLNG NAILS, new and appro-
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three TO ten inch
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place of busi
ness, direct from the manutactory free Of expense
TO him, and at the manufactor s lowest prices.
Bath Jan. 30. iS3S, 1y7
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
TO THE AFFLICTED.

EhR RICHARDSON'SceI celebrated Sherry Wine
81 " Bilters for the cure Of all those prevalent
Diseases called, Dyspepsia, Janndi:e, Bilious or
Liver Complaints, Dizziness or Headache, Hander-
ing or settled pains, sinking Faininess, Nervous
ID oi!ity, Costveness, Piles, and all general de-
rangement of heaIth caused BY unhealthy state
of the stomach and bowels, which lave been Justly
STYLED the storelouse of disease These Biiiers
have proved certain and speedy remedy. They
preclude the necessity Of using Pills. Dr.. r. con
siders 1t unnecessary to publish long list of putting
recommendations upon which the whole merits OF
many advertised pdicines depend
nPCAUTlON TO PJ They are
put up in fiat Bottles with the following words blown
10 the glass s. O. Richardson's Bittcrs, South
Reading, Mass with label which covers The
cork and be sure that FAC sIMiLE Of my signature
is upon the LABEL so that the cork cannot be Drawn
without destroying it. also FAC SMILE of my sls,
nature upon the outer envelope, without which none
are genuine. The great success Of this medicine
has induced number of unprncipled persons to
initiate il in various WAYS. Remember his Biiters
cannot be oh aimed Of pedars on any pretenee what
ever.
P.S. Barnard, G. w. Skinner, Travelling Agents
for the New England States Prepared from Med.
icinal plants and roots at Richards LabatoTy-sold
Wholesale and retail at his of1ice, No To- Hanover
street, Boston, and by most Druggists Throughout
the n f. States Merchants in The country can
receive them safely packed in boxes by forwar'ling
an order, and the usual discount will be allowed on
the sale. Price IS per Bottle His dry Bitters
put up in pressed form are so cts. per paper
The genuine are sold whofesate and retail Mt my
Office, No l5, HANOVER STREET, Boston, and
by Hal, jr, druggist, corner of Elm and Union
streets, also by my advertised agents,
Wilkinson, c c Waldron, Weld, Bath ); e
Fuller, J Ladd Augusta; + Scamn,on, 5 Adams,
Hallowell; Gayjr c 1arbell, Gardiner; Tooth:
acher d Thomas, w Avery & Co, Richmond
Vuge; Sampson, Merrow, Bowdoinham VII.
lage; w Dennott d. Co. 7hopsham; w Mur.
raw Geo WiIliston, Brunswick; @ ID Holbrook
Fieepori; z Chase, jr. North Yarmouth.
III Kelley W Lincoln, A Carter, d G Coles.
soorfhy and E Bradbury Portland; J A Berry, S
l. Goodale, Mcintire T. Back, Saco; S .hiihhen,
Scarboro: bryant e. Harren, Jordam, d Renich,
Kennebunk: S Hutch, .Nar,cell, Wells; j Fl
Spear, Ogunqui,; 4 Douglas, S .4dams, York !;
NJ Ha,oes, e d Mason, WcsIbrnok T S Bo,c'es,
Buxton; J Rumerq, Hollis; 7aylor, Watcrboro !;
b F (hodtourne, Alfred; J Lord, S Hobbs, North
Berwick NJ Noble, Great Falls; "A II 7atts, Do
yer, N. H.. B Dudley, Goodwin's Mills; Parks y
Hiison, South berwick; E Dana, J W Taylor
Wiscassct; W Rollins, Newcastle.
Apri 81 1899. 6m5
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
WAKE UP WAKE UP! WAKE UP!!!
Warmers rcgetaJie purifying bitterS, or

Warmers rcgetaJie purifying Jitters, or
family corrcctire-
A CURE for Janndice and Drowsness for
"a debility weakness of the limbs, want OF Hp-
petite Bilious and Liver Com plains, Caiaria, Cos
ivencss, want of strength, &c, All who have
made use of this preparation astonShcd at lis o
fcacy lmrarts It's strength 10 wine or water. The
reputation Of this medicine for all sprng and sum
nler complaints, is now fully established, IL being
in use for the last years, for the following pur
poses pnrif ing the blood. remoyins the proPons.
" to sleep, winch all are more or less troubled with
IN the spring of the year, cradicaling all kind of
hunors from the blood even ifthev appear externally
in the face or any part of the body for the alb we
purposes it is much better and Rtr more ef}icacious
than salts sulpher, cream of tartar, or any Other
preparations.
RcaiIed by most OF the Druggists in Boston
Dealers can be supplied by J. F. Hall, Wm. Brown,
Brewer, Gushing d Stephens, llunneweil Low d
Reed, Boston
For sale in Bath by J. w. WILKINSON.
Bath, 8rril 9th swfr 2S &. Tyr fr 81
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
HALLOUELL DYE HOUSE.
E. E. DENNIS,
SILK, COTTON & NOOLEN DYER,
TrOnl BOSfOn.

From Boston.
I'd ESPECTFULL1 informs the citizens oi
10, Hanowel, Gardiner, and vicinity, IN u nc
has commenced the above business in lialiowell, at
Bretts building foot of Winthrop street, where ne
pledges himscfto do all work entrusted to his care
in good style rs can be done IN Boston, New
York. or elsewhere and at short notice and reason
able prices.
He will dye Ladies' Dresses ofevery description;
Silk Grape Cotton and Cass Shawls; Sewing SILK,
and all kinds Of Fancy Hhdkfs Lace, Grape and
Gauze Wells; Silk Bonnets; small parcels OF rbbons
&c. &c. Silk and Pongce dresses watrred with
bold and permanent impression IfdkiS, ana
Shawls with heavy fringcs, dyed without the fringe
being injured in the least. All articles dyed blach
warranted not to crock or smut.
He cleanses Carpets in Il thorough manner with
out injuring the coors in the least particular
Merno and all other shawls cleansed in a per-
feet manner, and finished in superior style
Mouselane dc Lame dresses cieansed whole. and
colors not injured. Gentemens Coats, Pants,
Vests, &c cleaned, (colors iesored) and pressed in
a superior style. Particular attention solicited to
this branch as a matter OF economy.
Fancy color dyed and worSted for Shaw Is,
Lace Work, Carpets, &c, and warranted equal TO
the best English coors. Black Merino Shawls that
have become rusty or foxy, restored to good black
without injuring the borders.
L. E. d. will put the best of French q English
sizing into all his work to give permanent sltfen :
ing. He will agree to dye every shade OF color
offered-f:om the most delicate to black
".#Morclants can have their Merinos other
goods done up in imported style, and dyed from
nnsaleable TO fashionable coors, with original finish
&c, IL.
Silk Dress dyed black without taking the original
stiffening substance out of the Silk for 1,l2 ,
Silk Dresses Dyed Colors, for 1,25
Merino Dresses do. Colors &c l,25
do. do. Back, 4" l,l2
Merino. Cloaks, " 40
Small articles proportionabIv low All work
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

NUM- IA ES pcGsejand is every way calculated
sszeS-Ess&S 10 supply the wants of the locomo-
tive public
Among other advantages, tits situated in the
ccnre and business part ofihe town. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the principal wbnryes, steam
boat landings, Post oaice Custom House &c. In
point of location, capacity and arraagement,l II IS
not only calculated for men of business generally,
but is well adapted 10 the wants Of gentlemen or
families visiting for pleasure.
The Charges will be as low at any house OF
a similar kind in this section of the country.
tj-The public will bear in mind that the books
Of all the Stages have lately been removed 10 this
House. in order the better to accommodate the tr;.v
eling public. Travellers, therefore, who wish 10
be sure of passage in either of the Stages, will
remember that ELLIOT keeps the STAGE HoUsE.
N. b. The establishment is furnished with aca-
paciois and comfortable stable, which willb con-
stanty attended oy me s most 'a,,ha o'''e'' Gar
Bath June 1889. fI2
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
QUARANTINE.

NN and after the tenth day of June, and until
W the tenth day of October 1889, "A quarantine
shall be had on all vessels, their officers, crews.
passengers and cargoes, on their arrival from the
West Indies, Gulf Of Mexico, any port where
any contagious disease prevailed their departure;
and on all vessels on board Of which, any person
shall have died. or have been sick with any conia.
gious disease, during their homeward passage. No
person shall be admitted 10 90 board Of, or TO go
on shore from any vessel when at qua,an,lnc, with
out permit ffem the oeiectmcn or boarding ply
sician The law will be strictly enforced, Vessels
will anchor at the usual place of quarantine, nearly
opposite the south Steam Mill. Pilots are request
cd to attend to the above regulations.
J. PAGE, 1Selectmen
JOHN PATTFN, OF
VIM. D. SEWALL.S Bath.
Bath. NAV a. 1889: tlno6
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
TOOTu ACHE. TOOTH ACnE.

VIM. BROHN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston, has invented All article that will cure this
tormeniing pain Rising of eight Thousand cases
in Boston and vicinity, have been cured within IA
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and kreosote.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price 80 cens
For place Of sale and full description pl nsc OH
serve in other column. For sale IL Boston by
mns1 nf tie "a hnl. sac DrnCnisls.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

THE nirt'es Of Sarsopa''tln Ertrarted
on an fntirc ne,r plan, By .Messrs A. b. &
ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton st. ". York.
n rs superiority over most preparations of Sarsapa-
Il rilla is now fully established II is an article
much used for purifying the blood, at.ah seasons
of the year it is prepared with the best Spanish
Sarsaparilla Its efficacy tor curing the Salt Rlrun,
BARRIERS Itch. Scal'd Head, and all diseases of the
skim when used with Sands celebrateL remedy, is
now fully established - For sale in Boston, by
William Brown 4oi Washington st.
For sale in Bath by ]. w. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
ELLIOT HOUSE,.
find STAGE OFFICE.

cG. THIS HOUSE has been recently
sI-IIaNnTea built and furnished at much ex-
fIli a ,iiEN usejand is every way calculated
Szses.sszssssS ssS 10 supply the wants of the ocono-
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
SINOPSYS OF THE
RrandreahiaN Method


of Gurin0 Disease. oil
-. . .:..- IN
FROM Whdteoer cause oT'S"tS' az cndns
IN The same eHect-i. e., producing
impure Blood and Fluids }. .ss
,,;tb ono and
nNTu U%TE N,TNYC.N1E
oNhA ONE mECIOi1NE,
lhe capablllty OF which has been tully prov
ed, beyond the power of malignity,
envy or malice IN ra;nsav
~IRSTJ paJwoan,,, e., . h,,; Com coR.
II RIJpT UT1uOPS Lo;n, saatna Ia ,ha ;d.n,;.
cal MARI ,,boro Tho ra;n' - avor;onJ Thn.,
corrnnt burners whom m suG;c;ant on,,,;,. N
ovcrnoyer ,lc nrinrinle Of 6fe are ,l,a nos;,;ys
co,,se of dentb = 80 - F'eee'9''
II is solemn ,ru,b that corrun,on ,erm;,a,cs
the exs,ence ot alI created heinos. ,bp mnortance
nt lie sneedv ronorai F,on, ,bo I'D ,yhen bv ,pv
canso i has acc,mnIa,ed i Ierefore self evident.
os M, ,nIv beoJtb bnt FYISTENCE heinz ,Lao'
in,eIv enj.ngarod nv ;,s nrrscnco
Iet us ,hen ncknowIedoe that the only sure
means of preventing and curing disease, is the
speedy re'no'a' o' co''nP' "p'ors ico'h tlo oouy'
DSe"Se oe'.S o'iy "no''er nal'1 io' ,r"p.iy"i
a'u u"''uP'ion' Vi oo,'"p. ,' oei's 'u'"'''u
III az cases as 1nRn~yW ny ~ ~, D,oon, ,,,n,cr,p -
oecon"'y ny 'nEDiIl.'E; ,.i' 'i; VIA"
resor'ea TO III season. t'at ls' "hne '"eIe ls eu
'''''' - my - - y -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Serbeirattet.

slm GeBten Scuta9e por s 5aqen, burd
ben Srn. pfarrer @ermar, S,r. z b ON a
scotia IT, NIT QeDina W or / E,
teiee ppn SberSauccnd.
Dnrcb tenielbeu, Serr sen jam II
Straue, init q nm a 9 h ffer BET
DC bon SaIsbnr9.
Ourdl rcniclbelL am letten Spntah S,r.
Qubwig & 6, nit & Ii be !
q lber t, bciee bon SalSbur9.
Curh tcnfeltcn, Sonos McDcr,
nit s tia betB 8 nbarot t. betbe
bon Macun9ic.
Slm 17ten ricics, i'll SetbletenL turd ben
Gbrp. 9. 9. S,erman Soerr : bra nj
& G d, bon SalisburD Gannfdtp, nit N G.
be a 2udenba a d, pen Setblcbem.
@tenraielbit, am 81. Tebr. burd, Sacrb
Erllc, Giq. S.r. s hnS. penrelc, nit
Yauline M. 9icbert6, teiee Srn
Suddertoltr, Suds Sauntp.
9lm lcftcn Scntasc, in 9llcutaun, burd,
Sacob 9teub bare, @fq. Snr. . dpt
SafI fIamau, nit Sarab Strau f,
beice bon SileslSbeitbaa.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Oefentlite 95enpu.

SrejtaSs ben 19teu aIpril, um 10 ubr
Srrmitta9s, fol- an Der Bcbnun9 eeS
SIaac QuB, in 2Dnu Saunlhip, Qeha
@auntD Sfentlb pertauft rpcrben:
Giue 9epiIe 9Gcbnuns, ncbit Iii slder
eauo, gcIcgen III bcld9tcm Saunihp, 9rdns
Scno All Qdno bon Schn Stsir,, Sacob Jttiu,
3cmau uno aroere. Gas gano 1T Dcrtreffs
IideS Saulanb.
Gefgleihcn cit Stid SorlsIanS, Iiesenb in
SllbanD Saunihir, 8crfs @allntD, 9rduseno
an Qanb bon gSm. Grnatb uub anbere, ent'
balteno 8 9lcfcr.
GbenfaIlS 81 9Ider 9utesa a9Sieienlanb, lics
9cnb 9lcihfaus in 2llbanD Sanuitip, Serfs
@auntD, ito6enp All qanb opu Bm.' Gcnatb
une Sac. Glin9cmaL uno
9Ieider,peiIe Srutt i'm Sclee, Shmiet'
3efdtrr, Sd,>peius, cine CUTE Soaussllbr nno
antere unterIdiebIid,c oaus unb Siii6en'
gerdtbihaften, gu ipeitlauftis gu meIbeu.
Die Sebiu9un9en iclleu am Gage berTers
lteigeruu9 betannt gemadt une 9ebubrente
9Iufpartlln9 9e9cben Deroen.
las Sb;se 1T bas giaentbum bon STA ae
euB uno feiner Srau Sebo, bon epnn
Sauufd,ir, uuo niro in Scl9e elmer freiipil'
lisen lleterihreibun9,. pom Is. Mdrs 1889,
pcrfruft bon
Sphn @reber.
Osdr; 81. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Star6.

slm 14tcn @IdrS III 9Ynntaun, eetu Gt'p,
mad, eiirr lan9mieri9en unc iamershofteu
&ranftcit, er;eu9t tllrh Wa9cnperfdItlrn9,
or. r9Sre in, etn 9eihdeter @irls
prtner im 9llter bon Sc Sahren Mcnas
ten uub "a 2ager. Gr biutcrldst cine Sa<
milie non &inreru unb 90 Gnfelu, lrinen
Nintritt su be,peireu. Seme geteine rpnrs
ben III Der @beneSer Stride Scnta9s rarauf
CUR 0luhe bei9eieBt, nobel Su einer un9emein
Sablreiten Serfammlun9 prn 2ctotra9encen,
Wrcuntcu un6 9lnpcrmanbten bonn Ghr>p.
SHrn. cNi9cr ciue paiienbe 9tccc 9ehaItcn
wurce, ilbcr Sfenb. Sob. Gar. IA, NIB.
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