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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
a O SERMON

Within a lew days we have seen in numerous
journals OF the loco foco party, n pompous parade
OF accidents and events deemed harbingers oT woe,
or looked upon a. The evidences Of Divine or other
wrath toward their political opponents The snow
that fell upon the capitol, the earthquake said to
have shaken Cincin lati, the breaking Of a wing
rope, the demise Of the ltf er-in-law Of MIR. Web
ster'fhe death of Gen. Harrison, the burning Of n
part Of his house. the death Of Mr.. Haughron ct
The Boston Arles, the blowing down Of a chimney,
all are tortured into Judgments upon The whig
party. u these are supentIuons like those which
haunted the people eff Rome before Caesars death,
and %oonJnreS uP such sights as chilled the blood,
mud male The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
FOR THE TIMES.
CHARITY.

Hail! celestial Charity
Deign. Oh T! deIgn 10 dwell with me:
All thy influence impair,
Fix thy temple in my heart.
Queen Of virtues queen divine.
Every excellence is thine.
Hail, celestial Charity!
Mercy. midi. resides with fhcs.
Igr,e the captive's CALLING rhain;
Bring the exile home again;
Sill pain'd Mem'ry. sooihe lis woes,
Give distress n glad repose.
Come. celestial Charity,
Visit that abode with me;
Mclanoholy's gloom assunge.
SpOihe mild ~phrenzy's mad'nina z
Reason clouicd-losi-wil Gnd
Thee unuuerably KIND.
Como, celestial Oh rity :
Friend of scnsibility.
Wipe away The silent frar
DARK despair and horror cheer.
Over frailfy throw the veil,
All but pity 3 sigh conceal.
Cpme. celestial Charity;
Heavens wnrds relieve with me.
Providence the means bestpws.
IbpH, Uis steward, ease their woes
WIdDw-cease Thy swelling rreE
Orpuan-ih0u shalt hnu reIiot
Hail! celestial Charity
Thy commission now I see;
Freely al NY trust dispense;
Jurcstrainod beuevoleuce.
Deeds like q me, resistlosz prove
Heaven Thy hoTe-for God Is love.
Hail, celestial Charity:
beign. "a deign 90 dwell with me
Az thy influence impair.
FN Thy temple IN my heart
AID my task. my duty bless.
This alone is happiness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

ARSON II ST. LOUIs-we learn that two
young men, one . clerk of Messrs. Nomphul a. NJ.
GIL by the name OF VIM. Weaver, the other n clerL
oil Nlcssrs. Simonds 4 Co, by the name of Jesse
BAKER were murdered on the night OF Saiurda,
last, IN the sore of Messrs. Simonds e. Co and
~ stofe burned. The news was brought hy ihc
biazl yesterday. IL was said that The stock of rba
Slmonds establishment was about $50 O0O. only
SlO.OOO OF which was covered by insurance. The
banking establishment OF Messrs. Collier d Pet
ierS. adjoining. was also burned; but whethe, fine
vault OF The same had been robbed, or not. was n,t
KNOWN as 1t was too hot To be approached when
The Brazil lelt. The buildings burnt were ,brce
stores Whole loss supposed ahout s!OOOUU-
ihe May"r OF the city offers 5000 reward for IN.
apprehension of the perpetrators, and a reward of
SI1'OOO - offered by individuals. The two young
men were sleeping IN the store OF Simonds * Co.
Tue body Of one was found. With ,he marx yl 1,
Doll IN hs forehead. and with three fingers cut of
Ihe other was supposed 10 be burned. S,mc of
ms clothes had been found in his rosm 10 was
iSUiHe Gazeus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

We have seen in the eastern papers. louE and
vivid descriptions Of the PaiShsm bomb, which has
been introduced generally into the Eug ish and
Frensh navies. and partially into the American =
They are thrown horizontally. like n hall and with
equal precision. Striking a ship OF other substance
they explode with a crash that leaves not n wrecl
behind. They will generally sink a vessel ,haI
they strike in the side, the force Of the explosion
tearing them through below the waters edge
They seem as destructive rs whig speeches were a
The last election, md the noisome efluvia they sen,
forth will clear a ship as quick as ever one Of ca
Benions long wInded speeches did the Senar
chamber.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

We are truly gntifed with the dcscr vod com.
mendatons the address Of President Tyler has re-.
reivcd from the papers throughout the country
The moderate l~oco-fOco papers speak well IF it,
aud even tho Globe, as il seems. has not The power
10 make II appear Objectionable. d wishes re find
fault, but does not know where to begin. Blair is
evidently non plussed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

III "EfhLh bDDlSNlLLE
inns paper comes to us this week very much en-
iarged and improved. 1t is now the largest sheet
published IN the west, and conducted-oh pshnw
we would as soon think Of filling the sails Of the
snip Pennsylvania with a puff from a hand below,
ms to do Geo. ID. Prentice any good by our remark,
on ms signal ability as an editor. lie has been all,
from %boyhood. TO pay with the lightning's fer,
wing. and then turn and hold converse with IN,
insect May old age find him with a path OF ross.
md n bed of down.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

Veil. it's hard, VERY, rs Samuel Weller would
say ihni we cannot soy n word in praise Of OUT
litile city nut the Editors Of the Pittsburgh Ga.
zote aud Advocate jump on il with n ven.
eeance. They are mighty tesry. We do not know
however, that we shall enter n formal complaint.
Ms they are constantly quarrelling among them
selves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
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D'uY RErUouc,v Owes. }

RIVER NEwS-Tbe river IL AIN am
= 10 8 feet IN - hour. though still in The En-,
Stage for navigation throughout its whole .or.a
Our Landing IS YET crowded with steamers en-.
winch three now ones made heir q ppearanco :
terday, viz The Tartar from PITTSBURGH. c,mmSaJ
81 by Capt 1T Romans, Formerly Of the m &
Navyl-ihe Usage Valley, just finished n ,,,
SniF i"fs, 400 70 he commanded by Capt Young
yille-all fine Bats N""s
The weather y warm, slightly overcast. with ,
sot eastsry wind. ""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

MoRcANrowv. Va
24h April, 1Sl.
Dear srDOur election went OF yesterday al
mot by default The returns ore not aD yet m,
cot enough - known 10 give us he assurance thai
VIM. :. Morgan and Joseph 3 Harrison arc cleo
ted. The frsi bas talents bet is. as you know.
'"'krpt IN p%fiDc'ple. a man who will boiny hi,
ood' will betray bis county-Tbe latter Is a man
q iOleTable iaIesi', and ald,ovgh q looo J.co. - q
gentleman.
Lewis did MT get hell the votes ~ the Court
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

Tine Mcleod ease is now before The New Yorl
Legislature. on a motion 10 authorize The AtrornC,
General TO euier a HoHe pyoSegnc ia his case Nj
-. Sullivan, l. p from New York city took ground
That the act for which Mcleod stood indicted had
been repeatedly justified and avOwed by the British
government. and that the only PREPARATION worthy of
n great republic for IhIs great national outrage. yyos
to he sought for from the British government itself
and not from The miserable instrument whom CIR.
cumsIancSs had now put in our power.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

CoNGREss-wc may ss, down tho following
members ~ elected.
Wbigs. IF
J. NJ Boiis.
X, B. Barton. train).
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 81. ls4I.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRAToN.-Thc an

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRAT1ON-Thc an
ri,crAry celebration a the independent Order Of.
Odd Fellows took place yesterday in this city. We
have never noticed a more highly crediiablS pa
rade. both for numbers and responsibility. 0i this
ANCIENT and honorable order. Aftsr marching
through many Of tho principal streets they entered
the Presbyterian church. which was soon Ihrong
ed with citizens eager TO listen TO the addresses
An.r prayer, and music by the choir in attendance
The assembly was addressed by Dr. }. w. CLEME>s'
IN an Grafton rcpleie WIKI original ideas. and eNin-
eng extended observation, acute discernment and
strong attachment TO the order. lie was followed
after an anthem by the choir, 10y the Rev. NJ. Doty
in an address that delighted the auditory and warm.
cd the heerts Of the brethren Of the order.
The enjoymenis Ct the day were much cnhnnc
81 BY the attendance of,he members ofihe Steu
benville lodge with their band. and n numerous del
s~gation from Pittsburgh. The City Blues Bras
Band and the German Band also added their fnl
quota TO the enlivenmcnt Of The day.
~ highly g%ratiled ia observing that eve
~ member, without distinction Of party, wore IN
badge OF mourning for our hate reverod chief mas
istra'e. The fact is one Of the evidences. hourl
presented To the brethren OF the order. That pau
politics Gun neySr enter that sacred circle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

We have received from a friend in Ohio, n few
copies ofan excellent autographed Likeness Of Gen.
Harrison, taken a short time before his death. which
are for sale ut the counting room Of the Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

. 'IIE POE rICAL WorN, al Miss l. r L,ud.T.
iur salc at the bookstore OF
a. q JAS \ INGRAM, No l2I Main 81.
4 WALK ABOUT ZION, evrsrd aud rrlarr-
IA ed by Rev J"hn \ Clark. Rector OF ST An
dre"s Church ,PhIlad=iphua, ir sale at the book-
Store OF JAS a INGRAM,
up27 No l2l Ai,I, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
CARR ,GEs AND FREIGHT

NEW BOOT Il SHOE STORE,
No. l5S Nam NJ. corner eC Market Allen. in the
Stare Rrm iormcrly occupied by
wM. CIIAPLINE & SONS,
WHEELING. Va.
a. J. J. YARNALL, have Just received
WI. and are daily rece wing from The Eastern
CitIrs. u large and general assortment OF Fashiona-
able
BOOTS & SHOES
To whirh they respectfully invite The attention Of
their friends and the public-all oI which will be
sold, Wholesale or retail. upon as favorable terms as
they can be had in this city.
ap % I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

YEviIE AMERICANS GUIDE: Comprising the
drclrrIIIOi of independence: Tue arlIcirs of
Confederation: The Constitution Oi the Umtei
States. aud the Constitution uf the several Safes
composing ihe Union. Tor sale aI the slure of
nP27 JAS. \ INGRAM, No I2l Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

MERTTED.-A good action seldom goes unrc.
warded. la pruoi of u our readers will rccullcci
that some months ago. fur Of our packet SHIPS say.
Cd each the crew Of British vessel ma distress
They were the Rh"nc. Captain WALTON; stephen
Whitney. Captain Thompson; Columbus. Captain
CroPPer and sheridan Captain De Pcvsier. On
"Wednesday, Mr. Buchanan. the British Consul. nd
dressed To- these commanders the following eyinc
at a leiier;-"l am directed by Lord Palmrrston u
desire you Ia express To he comma udcrs of lhcs,
vessels, the thanks Of her Mai.s'y's Goyernm,n nj
ior Their ptaiSc worthy conluci. and Tor the assis
lance which they rendered on The same occasion
md yor viii state Ia these commanders that her
Mijcsiy's Government intends Ia show lis sense q
their services, by sending to each or them a gold
medal, ~ som ~ the die, which is NOW ia prcplrl.
ton, shall be finished. " Erprsss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

House and with Wilson in the fed We could
have met you on the River with q majority not ex.
ceeding 200 votss against us.
Brown is reelected in Preston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
NEW * rAsIuoNABL.E DRY ,.Ou,,s

NEW ~ FASHIONABLE X uouLS.
& NEORGE M'MURRAY, Is now opening ui IA,
w store rom on Market square. a large and
extensive stock of fancy and staple dry gno,ls To
winch the attention Of his customers are solicited
liz:
Broad Cloths of various colors.
Satin, NJ irse'lles, and other vesIincs.
Ihrls corded Ltwns, a new and splendid nrticle,
EmhroideUi do
CirIne British Prints,
Freuch ChmiZ q Co,
Gro de Aiir gno Bonnet Silks. The LaIes,
thrfZ do do 1Hlshnn.
Lace n Embroidered Ladies Sam vio,s
l,'rPion super - raw BouneIs,
VIVA a heavy stock OidOmestIc gords Of uncom-
molly low rates. m Dc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27
TIE ELECTION

HOUSE OF DELEGAATES-The following
'eiurns comprise oil we have authentic accounts
FROM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

4 INESOF TIiE PRESiDE.N - sos rIEUNI-
- F:D SrArES-Wuh Biographical notices
ri IIc signcrs at the Declaration oi Independence.
Sketches ol the most remarkable events ~ the his
T'ry OF The country. EmhcIlished with a purtrait
al carh"i the Preside IT'S and ForIy-fye ensravinrs.
by Robert w Lincoln. For sale at the bookstore
nf JAS \. INGRAM, No l2l, Main 81.
NJ 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

PUBLIC WORKS Or OUiO-w We find in tho
= m'innaii Enquirer the following paragraph which
Is doubtless cprcct. We are glad To- know the mo.
heV Is obtained; but We nre cnrious 10 learn If
whom. and on what termsl We strongly snsnect
mere - more ia the transaction than meets the
eye: wv
- We learn that The auirunt of Inc loan eC
i'.'cu by the Fund CImrE issioncrs has been an.
lo,ni'd among the public works or The Stale. as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

TELFBRATED TRIALS. of all countries. and
~ remarkable casrs of CrIminal Jurisprudence.
Selected 10y "A member OF The Philadelphia Bar.
Just received and ipr sale AT the store al
up p JAS. A. IN CRAM. No I2l Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

HEELI LYCEUM meets this evening.
QUESTION ron DISCUSSION -.Ought the Gener
al Government TO charter a National Bank.
J. STEEN BROWNE. Sec'v.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

governor begged she would do s.ii IL would afr nd
her nnypleasure; and shutting the windows. lac re.
tired again 10 bed
The rovcrness now instructed her serynnt 10
run swiftly TO the water, Ms if In pursuit OF her, aud
to throw a large stone over the bank. screaming as
" m terror. at the moment of doing II, while she
would remain concealed behind the door. The
go"d governor. uoiwi outstanding all his decision and
nonchalancc, WAS not quite at ease when he heard
his wife express her determination. Listening.
therefore very atientively. he heard the ruS, 10 the
wafer side-the cIpnSiulaiions of the ser, amt; the
plunge and the screams; and knowing his wife e.
tie very ush, Ia her moments at veNaton. and real
ly loving her most Iendsrly. he no longer doubted
the reality.
Good God, is IL possible snid he; aad sprinpinr
from hrs bed, he ran 10 the door " ith nothing about
him save his robe de nuii. aud c, ing oui saw,
her, YOU r1scalS-lcap in. aud save your mistress.
made for the lake. la the mean tine hs VIII,
FASTENED indoors. locked and made all fisi. an,
shortly aiierwnrd appeared NJ the window. iron
which her husband mad addressed her. The GOV
ernor discovered the rusc, but il was too late; an,
he became IN his turn the cNposiulaior. Il NASAL
IN vain, however; the lair lady babe him a Ilcasan
good night. and shutting the window. retired 4
he'd; leaving the lille man To shId iur Llmscl. a
best he might. until morning. Whether thc 20,
, ernor f"rgnve his fair lady. tradition does not sa,
hut II is reasonable 10 presume that lac never nrai
in'orlered With the hours she might choose
keep"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

GNOODRlCllS series Of school bo,ks, Elecnc
~ do. Just received and Tor sale by
uP u ROBE a. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NIGITr LAMPS Newly invented picb,
~ Lamps which will burn Tor , years. without
IA wick just received aud Tor sale by
mp - JAMES MELLOR. 26 Union <,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NERMAN SILVER Dressing and Pocket
" Combs. also Ivory anal shell dino.
HP27 JAMES MELLOR. 20 unio, <,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

o. B3LS " o M~OLASSES. Received por
CG > Is nIosler on CO segment, and inr sale
ny mp " JACOB a. MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

NJ ArCilES! MATCIIESg-Gorch's superior
4VA Friction Matches, just received ami her s,lo
Oy JAMES MELLOR, 26 Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

- TIBitCES OF RICE, a good article. rcco,, ed on
- cplsignmvnt, and Tor sale by
mp - JACOB q MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-27

sRHA Bags, 6 twist No /. Kentucky T,b,.,.
eBO OLeathcrs brandt Just received ana ~,
S'e ny aPH NJ REILLY
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-22

Gin NeuzSamp1btre 9ebeimnie

Gin yteIzOampIbtre Vehe1m11tB.
Die @efbi6te bic mir 70 eben 5u er5dblen NUNS
l6en, tru9 li6 in Der 9eobtoribaft eines tleinen
Sleefens in Neu: 6amp1bre 3u.
Sbn9efdbr 6wei Weilen BON Dem Sle6en 9ebet
Der 8e9 lber einen lon9en nno ttelcn Ser9, blnter
.pelbem Elm Meilen lan9es Gbol lie9t, eincm 8irtb
9eb6rte unb oerllebertebauun9 pe9en, nun Doe los.
Sbntueit Dem 8ipfa oieies 6I9els, uno ni@t peit
Don Dem Sbale, befano fIb Elm tefer 1ei6, an oeb:
IN tpeItl6en@noe il6 Elm tleinesBobnbaue befaao,
in ruelbem cine Srau wobnte, Die BON ieoerman
nit WiBtrauen an9eleben Uuroe; ite bate Elm fle-
un9efdbr Sobren bel fb, tuel3es
ite ibre So6ter nannte, uno oiee beioen ruaren Die
ein5i9en 8ewobner BET 6Itte.
Gin Bauer, tpelder obntpeit belaetem Sleden
wobnte entoe1te zines Mor9ens, als er feline 0alls-
tbdr 6fnete, eben bieies ftene WGoben, borfub uno
petlumpt, ouf elmer Bant, auf Der portf1 iibeno,
Dem Nni6ein uo& fsbr erfbroden. Als ct iIe UNI
bic urIade bieI Ies 70 frGben 8eiu6s fraste. ia9-
te fie bm.fe babe ettpas fbredli6es gu ofenbaren,
firbte ieoo6 BON ibrer Mutter umeebrobt ju tper>
ben, tpenn fie es tbue.
80, tiebsr 9err," ia9te ite, "b bente es fe ret,
wenu i6 es fase, aber meine SHUTTER spirb ie5 toot
ma9en.'
Der 8auer fu9te Dem armen &inoe ale ibre
Sur6t Su benebmen, ols ct BON br bic 9rauienerre-
9enoe @ef6i@te uernabm, oob ibre Shutter rudbreno
Der leeten Nadt einen Reifenoen ermoroet uno be-
roubt babe, Der oa1lbft sebeten
gs bate todbreno Der Na6t f6redli6 9eftirmt, unr
elm ibr fremoer Mann, ia9te ie, babe Febentlib tim
elm &o6tla9er in oer einiamen Bobuun9 9tbeten
Gr wor oor Dem Seuer ein9ei6lafe fen; uno ats fl
ourb fein StGbnen erlpat fei babe lie eeieben pit
ibre Mutter ibm Den .9als nit einem Meber abee-
ibnitten babe Sic babe duberft eri6ro9en ftiQ &C.
le9en uno seleben, wie ibre unslddlie Mutter Set
aus oes eruoroeten Mannss 1oibeu 9enommen unit
iolbes uerftedt babe; oonn bdtte fie ben eednam in
Elm ounflesGf binter ben Seuerbeero 9efbeppt, unit
ibn nit Spdnen beoedt, ruorouf bic eleuoe M6roerr
abermats an Die seite bres Sinbes in oasBett fro6
Das arme &ino fonnte nibt tuieoer einibtafen, uni
bei 2aeesanbru6 fakf fie ibre Mutter uiererum auf.
|ftebea, Den &orper aus Dem 8srasd berporsieber
uno iot9en nab Dem 2ed obutueit oes Fauies i1lei
fen: bann bano iesteae ,sm beben Gals, u. nit ei
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&cber3 tl1I0 asrnst.
SSrteoertfe auf oen 8aue.


SHUTTER td1 freue MIDI!
gtuber, Sff5tere, Shcenten uno ale
Elilhtiae 9dnser Ilno beute betnt Bale;
SreuubItd)e SHUTTER id bite bit,
Slbre 3unt 8alle MIDI!
Oeutter b'rum fibre MIDI,
Slbr' MIDI gum 3anSe, rno mar ee gum Sober
0ltf)t lag nttb b6ren Dcn oterter 8ebcte;
N2it @arneu unb lSnten oer1d)pne mid,
DENT mer nid)t b6ret-bin iob.
9ncr berrIht f6nt9lid,!
cn res &ptttllpns enolD1er gSette,
Sn beS Gamblers erfhGpfenbem &reiIe,
gGallet bic Qiebe 70 tpcnnt9ltd,
Wutter id febne MIDI
SHUTTER tCh feline midi
Qteben uno Tausen, bas ftrettet un1's 3eben
2anseno tptQ td nebmen, mas Htebe 9e9eben;
3um 9teben uno 3an;en er1huflt ou n1tdt
Daran erfenn' id) hid!
Wutterhers fase bid
QaB in, Tan3e gum Oin,net mid 1d)tptn9en,
SpQIt BIT emit idmmerno bic Sodnoe audi rin9er,
DaB 70 friibe beiu Sinh nerblih,
Sci es, id ppfre MIDI
SOB, btr ergeb' id, mid!
lOtn ;l1 bes Sbenftifhes Settlers 9efaee
3eht mid, bas tihlenbe @ift: 2iaOnaoe,
Mir 1T bas Sterben nid)t fltrdterltd1,
SDbtct Der 9dnoler MIDI
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Doctor 5acUb @ope's
SolnDopbattIbeS DHQfcr.

n nfbdetores ittct CUR eitns alter @6aorn teonrcrs
y @cnQcdrirr @6rarcn, Sinncn, @a(jFu6, QBrBt Ga
ttrnl &r1bsnau9rn 8rusefhmdrc Sraucn, tnSa'
ten 2 tts 25 Gents lei m Inmetfnscn gum @etrus
rrs wrb rcrt1uft in rir(cr Q OrMferei.
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