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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-28
Thank you, Boston Post.

DESCRIPTION OF NIAGARA.-Our readers have
seen many descriptions, or attempts at descrip
.tons,-and some Of them queer ones too-oi
Niagara. both in prose nd poetry. The last
New York Mirror gives a description some
what different from all the rest, written by a
HooSier. This isit
"Thar's the place for my money. When !
got on Table Rock and sat down, felt as though
| was nj home. There was laundering great
river. jumping over a precipce like ten million
hufnIoes with the Indians after them. all roar
ing and yelling, wishing their tails! and there
| sa, looking on as calm as a clock, pickup my
teeth with my bowie, and wondering how it
would look ifthe river should just turn and run
up stream"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-28

Love Letters once caused a lady TO exclaim
"When the DEVILS very DESTROYS Of running a
man or woman he always pokes pen in their
paw?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
SHIP CHI ANDL E r Y.

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"A. and for sale by ZINA HYDE & CO., Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarrcd, from the manu- factories of Plymouth, Mar
behcad and Boston, by the gang or retail
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted
CEALN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
raned for two years; aIso English Chains. Bolt y
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, win
othlr Castings of all descriptions.
HiRdlSSS .NeckS and Capstan SpindleS.
ZINC SHE.HTIIING Nails, new and appro-
pirate article
N.4H4L STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three 10 ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps
NAUTICAL ms TRUMENTs, Books and
Charts
Many oftha above articles, con on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser al his place OF bust
ness, direct from the mandatory free Of expense
to him. and at the manufactors lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 30, 1898, 1y7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
HEHElyGs'
COMP O L.N'D EXTRACT TONaT0
PILE S,
4 CtIeLrnteA .SubstitRie for Cnlomcl

4 Celebrated Substitute .for Caiomcl
YENHE Propriotors after long, laborious and OK.
IL ponsive research, have finally succeeded in cx.
tracng substitute from the TOMATO, which
from its pecriiar effect upon the hepatc or hillary
organs, they have dcnominatod Hepatine.
1t is medicine that will produce all the boncf-
cal results of CALOMEL, in both acute and chron-
lc diseases, without tho possibility Of producing tie
deetcrious consequences which may be found to at
tend the use Of that article.
Its action upon the constitution is universal, no
part Of the system escaping its influence. II is how
ever, upon the organs OF secretion and excreti,n,
that its power is particularly manifested; hence it is
peculiarly adapted to the treatment of Bilious Fee
vers and other diseases in which torpidty con.
geslion of the liver and portal circle prevail 1t is
inadnssbe in all cases, when it is necessary TO
cleanse the stonarch and bowels 1T removes OBJ
sruclone, and exciles quick and healthy action OF
he liver and other granular viscera OF te abdomen
1t is cleansing and purifying to the system acts
in perfect harmony with the known laws of lie
and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable arti.
Giles ever offered for public trial and inspection
For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
LIKE WISE
w A n So A,

an Indian remedy for Consumption Splitting O!
Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whoopng Cough
and diseases Of the Lungs generally and in Chronic
diseases such as affections Of the Liver. Dyspepsia
Constipation of the Bowels, and also as IA hydra
gague in Dropsy it IS of great value, and may be
taken with entire confidence.
For sale by J. WILKINSON.
Bath Jmlv 90, 1893. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
TO THE AFFLICTED.

p,C,,pDeoN,o Gil. W..
~ p, "a 81 m 49, a.,
81 p'ot9 io' ."u o"'o VI o." pi'i;5. ,"'','
diseases c'',eu' - VI
Liver Con- Di%@tness OF litnuacnp' y"noel,
ing or set,ou P's S1BHs 1 ~, aro Jo
Deo''lN, ~. ~ ''''n a.
f4h2ehe'' W 'e'''',' e''Ieu - n u.'"Ia''' S.'t
OF ire sioharh aHu po"r,S Wn'c" !'aTG oee"
s'yIc" Tue ., 1,seuSi LIS, D Tn
nave PROVED certain "nu SPECIFY le''q,!' ''o!
preclude lI,s Necessity VI nH'as i,s ~, ~ en-
sld'F' unnecessary 10 n.,E" 'ol's ''S' u
recomh'ehua!'ohS uPs. "nlch tue "ho'H 'ie'''' Vi
many odVrrSed , ro,c on d@P.nd
ljEAI lIoN ~ .t = "a ho-ihey are
potuP IN HI. WIZ ''Io l2oWIig WORDS e!o n,
IN inc glass . y; hIcharaSoh bl'lers' 0ou'l
headIng, Mass, with label which covers The
cork and be sure that FAC SMILE OF my Signature
Is upon the label so that lhe cork cannot De ora"n
without destroying It, also FAC SMILE OF my ss.
nature upon the outer envelope without winch none
are genuine me great success OF TINS medicine
mas induced nu'nner OF unPHnciPied persons 10
initiate II IN various ways Remember his hniers
cannot DC Cd aheu OIL pediafS Oh any Pre'ehce "'a
ever u ca. ;.
L. o harhHfa3 ". w. Sk1hher' rave! hg AeeblS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
SEERS'
Gcnainc Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup Liycrwort,
For cure ofC0nsumptiOns, Coughs and
CoidS
Sc FRS'

Colds.
More t an $4,000 bottles Of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN the State OF
Maine) since it was first offered to the public by
the original inventor and proprietor B. Sears, a
ey years since
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other article of,
fered to the public; as it seldom fails in giving relief
where it is taken in due season.
The undersigned having purchased the original
recipe for this syrup, has made arrangements t,
have Agents in the principal towns in New England
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill of directions signed by H. Fuller or 8
Page and the name of the former stamped IN the
seal, and my own name written on the outside Ia
bel. Il b. MEX RlCh.
All orders directed to the proprietor, Halowell,
Me. will meet with prompt attention.
The following among the agents for selling The
above Syrup. VIM c. Simpson & CO., Prat
King, aud Maryland & Noyes, Roston, j. s. Har-
rison, Salient A Carter, PorIand George w. Hol-
den, Bangor; R. s. Bl sell, 1homaston; J. T.
Ladd Augusta; A. r. Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VIII
liston Brunswick; Doct J. A. Berry, Saco
For sale by j. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
WAKE UP WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
Warmers vegetable purifying bittcrs, 0,

family corTecttoe-
q CURE for Jaundice and Drowsiness: for
"a debility weakness of the limbs, want Of APP
petite, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Cataria, Cos
iiven"s@, want of strength, &c All who have
made of this preparation re astonlshed at lis eff
fcacy. Imparis It's strength TO wine or water The
reputation of this medicine for all spring and sum
mcr complaints, is now fully established, it being
in for the last ten years. for the following pur-
poses purifying the blood. removing the propensi-
ty to sleep, which all more or less troubled with
IN the spring of the year, eradcaling all kind of
hnmors from the blood even ifthey appear externally
in the face or any part of the body; for the alb I'VE
purposes it is much better and far efficacous
than Salts sulpher, cream of tartar, or any other
preparations
Retailed by most of the Druggists in Boston.
Dealers can be supplied by j. P. Hall, Vim. Brown,
Brewer, Cushing d Stephens, HunneweIl, Low &
Reed, Boston,
For sale in Bath by J. w. WILKINSON.
Bath, April 9th. swfr % E. Tyr fir 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06

Extract from letter from tho Agent at Winchss-
ter, N. Fl.
" | wish yen to send 10 boxes of your Indian
Purgative Pills. The call for few weeks has been
great for their. One young man IN this place that
The doctors pronounced far one in consumption,
thinks he is nearly cured using them, which
gives them great credit in this place"
.#OFFICE and general Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New England States, 1913
fremont Street, near Court Street, Boston, where
they can be had at Wholesale and Retail.
~ agents have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
BATH-HENRY HYDE, General Agent for Lin
coin County.
SUB AeENrs.--Augusta-W William Caldwell E.
Tho1naston-John Spofford 1hOmaSton-John M.
Gates 1opsham-Nathanie Walker; WaldoJor-
ough-G w. Nichols; Wiscasset-Edmund Dana.
Nav 90. 1888 n09.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
,E'he &enegi-yWeckEy ys7sa;g.

FHTHE first number OF the Seini-WeeHlv edition
4 of The New York Wing is herewith submitted
30 the public. II will he regularly published hoica-
forth every Wednesday and Saturday, afternoons,
on sheet of the size of the daily Hhig and haif
the size Of The Weekly, and forwarded by the ear
lest mails 10 its patrons. 1t viii contain all the
matter Of the Daily Wing except the advertise
ments, and be afforded at the low price Of TnREE
DuLLARs per aunum in advance. 1t is believed
that this is the cheapest SEMI eukly paper in the
country
The character of the New York Hlig-Daily
and Wcekly--is now widely known. 1t has been
published about sixteen months, and in that brirI
period has acquired an extensive circulation, ard
We trust, far standing among lis contemporaries
1t aims to present in Il medium sheet an amount Of
reading matter fully cqnal TO tho average Of the
great Daiiies of New York and our other CONNER
cial cities. It's contents will comprise Literature,
Politics and General Intelligence, in about equal
proportions. In the Literary department. no greut
pretensions are made 10 originality, but the best
repositories Of Foreign and American Literature
open To its conduct tors, and they endraver to
select thercrom a varied aud interesting banquet
In General intelligence, we hope to be neither be-
hind nor inferior our immediate colcmporarics-
IN Politics, Journal viii be all that It's name
purports fearIessly, zcalously, aad we trust eff.
cicntly, WING. Experienced pens are enlisted in
Its service and it will render good service
10 the Country in the advocacy OF Sound Princi-
pies and Good Measures, and the fearless exposure
Of the inquiries, corruptions and ruinous en4en-
cles of Loco Focols!n.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited by
J. GREGG WILSON d. CO.
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
Tooth ACHE. TOOTH ACHE.
EH4SBON YARNS,
a .farsf Ea4H Article.

Manyactmred by tie GrinacfriM Nangfac-
turing Company
FEyiiE srbscriber has been appointed Agent for
e the sale of Yarns and Batting, made by the a
boye manufacturers Dealers in the article in this
village respectively requested 10 call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, MS these Yarns will be sold at
prices that will be satisfactory.
Bath Anp 30 %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
NEW DOCTRINE.

NW7E will consider the brain and spinal marrow
Wv the gavanic battery, and the nerves as
the conductors Of the galvanic (nervous) fluid, in
which originate all our motions, pleasures, pains,
feelings, Elections, Thoughts and sentiments: and
yet as the nerves form part ofour system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. If the
blood be vitated, the nervous fluid made from tho
blood must be the same, and ytiated nervous fluid
cfannot produce healthy or proper notion thoughts,
cides and every kind Of crime or cruelty, may be
legmateIy traced to a tad or corrupt state OF the
Uood.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
QUARANTINE.

q the tenth day of October 1885, quarantine
shall be had on all vessels their officers, crews
passengers aud cargoes, their arrival from the
West Indies Gulf of Mexico, or any port where
any contagious disease prevailed their departure;
and on all vessels on board Of which, any ptreon
shall have died, have been sick with ANY conta.
gious disease, during their homeward passage. No
person shall be admitted 20 bnurd Of, TO go
an shore from any vessel when at quaiantlnc, with
cut permit from the Soccimen or boarding ply
stefan I he law will be strictly enforced Vessels
will anchor at the usual place of quarantine, nearly
opposite the south Steam Mill. Pilots are request
ed 10 attend to the above regulations.
}. PAGE, Sclectmen
VIM. D, SEWALL.S Bath.
Bath, May 4, 1880 tlna6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
VARIETY STORE

Eta MARSToN has just received per sch Helen
~ a general assortment OF Domestic Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, &c, &c--viz; Teas, Coffee,
Sugar, Pork, Cheese, Rice, Spices Candles, Soap,
Lemon Syrup, Sweet Oil, Mustard, Pepper, &c.
&c-.4lso, H. G. and Clover Seed-bbls. Genne-
see, Baltimore and Ohio FLOUR.
Also-Feathers and Beds which will be sold
cheap. All the above articles will be sold as cheap
as can be purchased elsewhere, for Cash.
Bath, May 1889. TO
TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH ACHE.
VIM. BRO IN, Chemist, 43l, Washington street
Boston, has invented article that will cure this
tormenling pain Rising of eight thousand cases
in Boston and vicinity, have been cured within a
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract Of Gall and Kreosote.
Observe his signature for genuine, Price so cents
For place of sale andinil description please oh
serve in am other column For sale in Boston by
most Of the wholesale Druggists.
Nov. |. 1898. Tyr, 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-06
GEtl ugNE BUFFALO Gil

For Sale il Bath by J. Wilkinson; in Gardner
by Chlrlcs Tarlcl; in HaoweI by /. Scannon,
in Augusta by J. T.. Ladd; in Bangor by G. W
Holden, ard Whittier y Guild; and By most oi' the
whojsnlc druggists in Boston
Nov. /, 1898. Tyr 81.
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(SeltblM6 fDlSt.,
QSie man aub aus lln9lllf 0tubeu
3leben fam.

Sin S1neioereeleL Der sur 3eit, pc
Serlin bon Der SDolera bcin9eiubt wur-
DC, es lan9speli9 fono, ieinen eebensuns
terbalt flip burtb Die StdDnapel 5u peroie:
ncn, leote iitb in elmer Strafe, in mel
der iiw Die peil qnitalt 9tr. l. bsfanb,
Der sanee lang Dln, ttrompelte nit
9dnoen uno SulIen gen 9immel uno er=
reibte boourb leinen 3red, ais Gbolera
&ranfer anz uno au6eelbrieen uno II,
Die naD9cle9ene Seil. 2lnitolt ouf9enom.
men Su lperoen. 6Ier fam er 9lei1 in
Elm ou59esuarmtts Sette, uno bic &ran=
fempdltrr nnO 1tnterdr5tc be9annsu NIT
ibm Die on9eoroncten Droecouren. Ser
Derbei9ernfene Sberajt Fam, uno oa ct
Die frli0e, frdfti9e 9tatur bes ein9ebrocD'
ten &rmten bemerfte, 70. lpo9te ct NIT
einem Don Jpn erfunotnen @3ulmittel Den
erffen &erlucb. @aSWeoicament ftbmeee=
te 70 entFelicb, CAP Der S5obneioer9elea
lcin SopeoartDeil .5u pernebmen 9laubte,
aIs er borte, Dap menn ibm na1 Stpci
Stnnoen nibt beHer meroe, cine slpcite,
uno Slpor ooppete Ooiis, 9erei6t rcroc1
lolItc. Sc ,partn nod feline / | ( Gtun
Den ptrsan9en> al6 Der patient ertldrte,
oab er tpie neu ae5oren iei; Der SbetarSt
,paro 9ebclt uno borte nit Breuoen aus
Dem Wunoe bes &ranfen Die 8e. ii1e~
run9> oab oaS 0eillnittel Wunoer 9etban
babe, oab ct gang ipobl ,pieoer lei uno
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Spefli II Der Saumsltsr ileb bsfiup,t.

y Ut u ttt SduillelIftr ltD pennott.
Srl9enre Nninertun3 fanp NAN unter feinsn
Fapltrn' "2lnne 14iO. 3u eisltr Sell
murre Su Srasbura, Die prrusHlidr &unii
bss 9rufsnS entrsft, curb Sobann Oisntsl
Sem Sbma9er %eter @btfTsr, uno Martin
Slaf, muretn telbt (crouSgebtr; aber fei,
Sneht Srbann Gtn5fleiih,- nabtsm CT o;c
Sunif bindn9licb 9citrblen Dattt-litf ravcn,
unb be9ob lib IN fsine SoeiillatD narb Mens,
no CT mt cllfc ron 0uttenter9, Der d i t)
9spslsn, ole Oin9e in bsiFre Oronun8 tra.Ds
ts. aEc9clt ser Sreuloi9feit isinc5 &nsbtee,
0erittD O4ntcl in 9rpbe @trlt9snbei, mb
lfarb nom Summer: er murre III Minifer
(elne SatWbr1sSlrdDe) ts9raten unp enc
2tnfsrsprtiIt rarp aul isinsn ejrabiftin graz
pirt Scr Sserr 3dDt9te natbDrr BEN &nebt
ojenSileiicb, rermaben ras CT gljne murbs :;
IN mtDem 3ulfanp CT perblitb biS an ejn @nbc.
sSd faDs Die erits Yre1c uno Die 2sttsrn,
melDe aus Sclj perferti9t waren, fp mic 9anSt
wtltbe permitttllt elmer 9tapel, cine Stbnur
Otjc9sn tpmos: unc auf risis 5Bsiis murptn
ple vtttcrn in GsiBen 9sbratbt. g6 1T &babe
sab Gin ipidsS lEsrt, mslhe6 pa6 srlts Ger
art mar, SdnSlih verlcun se9an9sn iein irllts."
Die Nn9abe Swdlins, mirb NIT 9utem
5suSnib mlrsrle9t: sS 1T cine Saebs laufsnbsr
9elhid)ts, eab pas srlfs Su,b mtl1cs jug trabs
burg 9serudt rurre, uno jcr. Msntd idbisn
ebsn jsnes nibt 9ebrutt Su babcn; icntsrn e5
itbsint pab cS prn Der Yrsile $. @dtsin5 &C.
,psisn lit. Seine bon Wsntcls 1rsrfsn ers
Ibisnsn Dor bonn Sabr 1873. Su Wsene, Sc.
mpig, Mpn, llnp nlan1sn anbern Ortn murs
Den cine Nn;abl Sabcr ssprudt, i'm Sabr
l457. Sc pab Hsntsl's in 1873 nibt bas
Mlltrcrits in rsr 9anSsn aStIt isin fpnnts."-
@5 1T mobl befannt pas ;piitbcn 1454 unp
1873 msbr ais fllnfSi9 psribspsns Sabsr &C..
bruft ,paren.
Sebann @uttentcr9 ;u StraStura, abrr Su
iensr 3sit sin Burger BON Olcne, 1T bsrsbti9t
;u Der @Du Die 9ruf,rfunif erfunbsn su t,s
ben. St marp srfunosn in 1905 allsin bic
erie Jcsrausgabs, pslbsb stm eatsinilbs Siz
bel 9smslsn mar 9eitbaD 10 Sabre ipdte
Q45O) Gin 9rrGer She'll rsS 5,riibcn aums
purbs nit btr @inritbtun9 ;u9sbradt. Scr.
IN erbelt @uttnberD bic lcuIfe bon SrDn Saur
eeer SauifuS. 3ic Sibsl mar in Nad abs
mun9 prn !Manufr;pt 9trrudt, unb Saui
tru9 lie nab Yaris ur iit oaisIblt iulpsrfsufn.
Die pnritr warsn eritaunt ubsr ibre 4lsib>
bslt, uns bsibulbi9ten Sauit elmer kafiibsn
Sunif; une baprn frlYte urirriin9lib Die @rs
SaIlnn9 'pe9sn rem Ssuftl unb Or Sauif.
(JielI1llME fnlnt \
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(Aus esm Wetlibcn 9emotrat.)
2lnf fac.

bon S. S. Cope, @iq. tiber Die Druder=
funif. Serleien i'm epeeum in @riinS.
burg, uno perotonct Dap bie Diefi9en
6erou59eber erlu1t lperpcn, oenl nletben
in ibre reip. Sldtter oufSunebmen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-10-15
@uberorssntli1e Gtdrft tsr
1DSlfe tn ben Yclarseeenben.

1u6erprssntli6 Stdrfe BEE
QD6lfe tn ben Yolar9e9enben
@init bate Elm folder IBelf bic eiitnen
carpunsn une &stsen ;ersrrbeit ipeittrf Ser
8uD [Sd9er] auf eem giis aus9eleat batts.-
Jeisraus lisbt man ften allein, msItbs un9es
beure @tirfe cieie 9Solfs in bcn &inntarsn tcs
lser. Nbsnes fnJ ntln enen 9Erlfr
Der Safe, ,pelbe Turp gu eisltm 5lped aue9ts
itsllt batts. 9Bdbwno Der lerlf ii,b npb b.,
rim btfano, ja9ss man ibnl ersi 8lintnfas
geln burtD cen edbj feSann banb min i'm bic
Jointerbeine unb 500 ibn enelidp nis einsns
Gtride ttryer. &aunl befanb er iitb IN, 6feS
en-, 70 mari CT iitb bsrum, serrb Sen Strief
unc ipran9 auf cen bnl Sunabfltsbenpsn ;m.
gr padts ibn am Snie, ,aarts SNrtsdasurrftn,
anp er0ridT iesann rsiftn 9trm. SlutlisbsrS
nsife perlrr itin es9Nr sis SaHsN9 ratbr,fsas
bern umlpannte isim @nrseI nit bsssn Jeans
esn uno ibnirts fl 10 fsir Sa, Can Gu sas ira.
tbcnbe 3bier lsiht auf Ben &hten msrfen
frnnts. Wian psrisste tim apei MeMl iiid)e,
Die eS nibt fcntsrIib ~ sntfraftsn fbisnsu,
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Dap Jpn niDt5 al5 elm entfek(id)er 6uns
get plose.-Ger iberslicfliebe Sberarst
lieB ibm ouf Der Stelle SrGbIuppe,
Oldbpein uno onoere erquiefliebe Diaoe
reitben, uno oamit mebrere Sage fortfabe
ren. 2m obten enoli1 entlieb man oen
&ranfen als uolliS 9enelen.
Denen erifer @on3 mar in Ole STRIDE;
in oeren gsdbe befono iob bic t6ril ans
italt Str. 2. ST Bate in Der eben Der
lahtncn 9eilz2(nifal iebr picte &raufe
6u beobacbten @ec9enbeit eebabt; CT
parf iiD oer adn9e lang bin mo ifam-
petite NOD piel dr9er ais oas erlfc Mal.
"gin Gbolera z&ronfer - Sn 10 Winu=
ten befano er lib in Der .oeil 2nitalt
Nr. 2. Sic ibm bier eereibtep Nr3cs
neinlittel ftbmeftcn 'pcni9er pioerlicb;
CT nabm lie oober uilli9sr Elm, fano be.
ionorr5 Wcbl9efollen am Srottiren uno
ertldrte am pielten Sage, 100 ibm Die
fbmole Soft nibt mebr beba9te, Dap ibm
nun 5iemli0 ipobl lpiecer fcil nur be fin,
De ct fib duferif fbpaeb uno &rafiloS-
Scfo,t erbielt ct Jleilbbribe, gSein,
nobrbafte Supper, 5uleet oub 8leiib.
Nml2ten Sage marc er als 9enelen emf
lalrn. Bur ibuloi9en Donflo9une hie5
ct bic itlberne SalDtnuDr bee 6aue=Sn.
ipeftors mit9eDen.
Sein eriter Sang ,par in bos cnt9es
9en9efcete Guoe oer Staot, in cine Gar
fude, in oeren 9idbe i1 Die Sell 2nifalt'
9tr. 3. befano. ,Sicr ieete er fib an
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