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New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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CONTENTS

CONTENTS
l. POErRi-'The si5Sio, OF Lfs-'ro the uiv,.
Cha-!cs-A Sporting C.es .yinan.
II. DOCTOR LARDNEf'> Foat,a Lecture.
III. DOCrOV LARDSERiS Fnta I.ectare.
w EDITORIALS--Remsuab.r To- po,,r- Hor zo,,
Du,y-T5e selection ofa Preslisut- St.sd 5,
the cause cf Humanity. [sa the B.ssr:pt Is,,
The cause OF Houa Industry ana Hes,p,ae,,
Conm.rce-Perasylysrla MA-,t,cI, Rhei.
T.lssd Illinois, Sc. sc.
v. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE Of ii,
Trlsuuc-proce edng, OF Cong es.-F,oa ss..
c:al Correspondent
VI MESSAGE uF The. GOVERNOR.
VII REPORT OF iior. S.I.iS Al STiLWEIL
sade 10 the Legislature OF the State eli New.
York Ia the gear ls52 on the suhjsc, o; CAP
IrAL PUNISHMENT Tas is p4blsAet %.
tire.
VII. Reviews and Literary Notices for me Week.
iN Item, Of Seas-Seectons from o.hsr plpe.a &,
Y M..sisses and bcsths.
IL order lay Governors Message before cur .s,
der, In he souutry carry ds,e pos !bc h.
antics tpatsd usual pubhcston day .oE :se Weekly
Tribune Single copie. be obtained At counts,
th, aeruo Subscription price by ,Ee year ts-S!.
,ls COPIES o. csuts GREELEY s. McELRATH
"a 50 Ana, street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

~ MuLTUAi PARvo for the good old days Of Adam
and Eve. People Who had colds cured, tried
them elves BY dosing shat is by using almost every req,
edy under the SUM- often purpose. Now simple
safe pleasant and cheap remedy Is found III Peases
fIoarhound Candy whch every body has used because
every body more less afflicted with coughs cod-
in some form. Sold Is Division. street. and No. 10 As
tor H0use.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
The Vote of The Home.

The following are the Yeas and Nays in The
House On the motion OF Mr.. Ather,on, of \. H.,
to refer the subject OF the Tariff to the Committee
of Ways and Means instead Of that of Manu;ac-
;ures-ia effect, to abolish all Protective or Dis
eliminating duties;
YEAs-Mes.r, Atherton, Bo~ue. Boyd, Brewster Aaron
V. Brown, MiltOa R-orn, Burke, Sampson Il. Bu:sr,
Eiuisa Rutle- William O. Butler, Gre-s ". Caldwell,
Patrick c. Cadr ell John Campbell, william 2 Camp
bell, Th0masJ Campbell Cd-atssrs Cary, Casey, Csap-
man. Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Cross. Daniel Ricnar: D
Davis. Dawson Dean, Deber-y, Doan, Dog, Eastman
John Edwards Egbert, FerfI Joan & Floyd, Charles
A. Floyd Tkoma, F. Foster, Gamble, Gentry, Goggin
William o. G.ode, Graham G~in. Ho5srsham Harms
Jonn Hastings. .ys Hopkins. Houston, Hubbard, Hunt
er William C. Johnson Cave Johnsca Audrs. Kennedy
Lewis Lowell, Abraham Mcclellan Rober, McCIeIinr,
Mckay Alfred MARSHALL hs;,he=s, M-dill. Meree,her
Miller Payne, PROFIT Re;ing, Reyuold. Rhett, Riggs
Rone.s, Roosevelt Sanford, Saunders, SAaS. Satp2.rd
William Saith. stsenrod. 4 II r. Staar. J. r. Stuart.
SUMTER sweeney, Tahottrro, Jacob Thompson. Turne
Van Bnren, Ward. Var'sR Eassing ton. Waterson Wei
er Christo2he7 H. Williams, Joseph L. Hil..cm. Wood
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

rsase Sons Confectionery, As Division stu al.
Up 'o"n aad down-towu fashionable house " e
cur Day We traced The beautifully en-
every table III virgin purity 1t would annoa, H., ~
celebrate establishment furri.hea the whole :,
Impossible TO mistake the rich luxu.sp, dayo, of h..
Pound Cake or the aromatic perfume Of the svs.,m,s
sppendsgss without gnizng the taste that for
pas, has accompanied the fame Of Pease Co. Tb. S
loon ,tl crowded with variety Of The most ,u,b.
Tweftb Night Injuries al appear still in abundance snc
exquisite richness and We recommend general vi.i,
before ts beautiful stock vxnsSes like the year that
pas,n silent oblivion Remember the number, IS Divi-
sion street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

W the WORKS oFSIR WALTER Scorr,
Miscellaneous, Prose and Peelical. No. |. has just
been published. 1t contains The Mins,relsy of
the Scottish Border, work of strong and curious
interest, which has net appeared in any former
edition Of Sir Walter, works. The admirable Life
by Lockhart with all the CORES sPondence Will be
included in ,h. edition, which vii! be completed in
25 numbers, costing s.. See Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

MIcRAuX FREcKLg WAsH.-This i, believed to be the
hest remedy discovered for the removal Of frsekie,
sunburns pimples, morphew, and other obstinate erup
TONS beIDighes Of the skim Sold only Il Maaen
lane
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

20 Mr.. ALBERT BRlsnASE is lec'urins at AT,
tca, and other towns of Western New York, Oh
Association.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

e The des,ructoA OF property by Ere at Baton
Rouge, is estimated at 100000 but the sntter
ing and distress occasioned by th, calamity, and
falling the poor, cannot be estimated. Many
families have been reduced to utter destitution-
The well known generosity which distinguishes
New Orleans, is again appealed to, and our sym
pathy will be expressed as it was in the instances
Of New-Yark, Charleston. Mobile and Natchez by
prompt and efficient relief. n. O. Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II Those who have bad hair that is Of itself diseased
falling out turning grey, coneq Of dandruh apou
the roots or "hosa hair has stopped growing we ADVISE
to Try Joness OIL Of Coral Circass, sold at e2
=. We have several p.r.on. HAIR restored oy .n's
1t sold the To-. price Of and shIlinss Do'te
al, MAJ k Iae aunber 81 Chatham 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
4 II E T. R IB UNE.
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1912.

Il r.. ~re. uudar some irritation to learn wh,
do not hli Communications addres,ed us. II
snswer, ~c wond state bs, p41s 0 our >orTespsadeHA
erprttsy G,srs thc .h0z2 aot do More than ons
has said TO u II sugg worth any thing
be,n yoY tkiLk best bu, do G't drag my ,gna-
turc ts!s'e the pubic aefey 10 say that my afucie -
e 1atoSec unsuitable, rntlmely, not wsnteo.
(" would rather nIrr his from your silence 50 we ssA
orally notiirg when cannot report iaVolaoiy -
communication s"nt Us; and we arc often cons.
dsc!ine defer articles that would glaoy puo
Once for al would here earnestly reau' .t anv
no send rs shor, msnuscripts 10 '1he t on, Mr.
rate po; a.k to preserve ana fe'uIa .,.nd h.lf
rapgement- are not very perfect aud we ci'sH rp1u W
hour unsucces.fuiiy in locking ior "hs' sn' L;nt
tcsn copied in half the tme save q coPJ Wv ~
you will want il.
Tar p,vu EXPRESSES are assured that the E1-
nre,, Nth the Mes..re by WY Of Goshen and the Erir
Railroad et Albapy 0 minutes past !s o'clock, H. Of
T.e.day Gn.tesd # O'clock reported) and, as II
reached this Cy about J. uscbt .ierea hours or
The way rurnins 20 mites OF the distance with lightning
soeet upon The road and % upon the Hudson
River On the other hand, the ExFr.s Srrans ed for Gs
IL request by friends Of the Evening Journal lett
City 10 after oher, and reached Of
Ec> little befctA ococx running the .h0ie distance
by land IL ,e over fourteen hour. rhs is quicker
ihah he Message before brought TO this City
Whe the River frozen and ~as beaten only by The
nnapproachate celrri:y OF The Ere ka.roadhe CoEl
pany having magnanlHoa,ly gaate The free use Of their
Road upon the s'ru that ai the paper. should be
allowed To parake Of The benefits. To the Company
under .igual Obligations they=night easily have
obtained larga for running express through 10
single pager b. ey wisely, justiy refused do We
fully established part Of tho common
Law of lroajs h:t their cannot Justly sell
npoy Of The facilities they afford shutting out Others
who willing bear their part Of tho expense They
mig ht Az well sell d monopoly Of sunshine.
The Comp 1ny had right TO charge H the papers that
chose receive the Message by its conveyance lib
era price for the service it waived the claim, and is
eultled Hearty thanks. The publisher Of The Sun
foied his purpose Of mouopolizng the Message by
the Company rmness and constrained proer copy
each paper the condition that he should becreated
for running through 20 Goshen. We gave Hp beat and
acknowledged the obligation, though our own Express:
In early enough have gene press with the Mos
almost any other paper but would have far delayed
our large i,ion As it was many Of our readers were
unvoidaby served too late but gave them
and ia,egibe copy OF the Message, With the highly i'm
porian news By the Southern Mail Of which boastine
ighbor had never word, nor indeed Of hardly any
thing else hut IKE Message, which in bis paper
horribly disfgured and mutiated by errors as to be
scarcely ncl ble. Let the public amino the w pa
pers and viii cheerfuly abide their judgement
which was subs ianlialy the victor.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

90 LYMAN Roor, Esq. director Of the Canal
Bank and PETER RoGoAs, Esq of the CONNER
ci4l Bank, both worthy and esteemed citizens of
Albany, died a, that city on The l,t inst
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

NOVEL NEw YEARS rkEsEHr-George Sauuder, No
.63 Broad long known the ufaclsrer Of thu
fanoa. Razor Strops has ju.t completed new kind Of
b equ.led. II il well suited fora Holydsy Present
the Juveniles while it will scarcely fail please those Of
ripper aye.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
From the SeY-ioIk standard.

KALEIDOSCOPE, MIR George Saunders No. 'es Broad
which il the most thing Of tae Kind offered
% the public 1t will make very elegant and desirable
New Year. present. and such we commend to every
body There hardly an ideA or novelty IN the whole
,.nd of f.Ecy or of flc. that is not illustrated by i,-a
the co,or, and tint. of the raubov. Go and it, pur
chase il, asd make the hearts Of your young friend. thrill
ith delight, they fondly nger and armly among
lis beau f2)5 is II.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II lady and her daughter wish to obtain Board in
'ne upper part oi The siy. with pantry adjon
nag would be wanted The applicau,s 10 furnish thei,
own room line addressed g. threug the Pe.t Once
v III BE Attended e u,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

u The broom before the engine on the railroad
from Philadelphia to Warren while near@,he lat
ter place, struck turnout and threw the engine
WIN the cars OF, the track. A young lady named
'iis' oray was SO badly burned by red-hot stove
- '"e OF the cars that She is no, expected TO re-
| cover.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

PESssYLyASlA.-The Legislature of Pennsyl.
vania met al Harrisburg on Tuesday, and we have
doubtless letter, announcing the organization, in
the Post Office, but there is no Editors Mail ,
from Harrisburg, cannot get i, ill this MORN
ing We only know, therefore, that the ,wo par
ties made their nominations for Speaker Of the Sen
ate on Monday evening; John II. Ewing Of Wash
ington being the Wing and VIM. Coplaa o;
Fayette the Loco Foco candidate. Two Wing
Senator's are absent, which render it probable thar
Coplan will elected. The Locos nominated
Henry Buehler (son in.law OF the late Gov. Wolf
deceased,l for Clerk The same party have Sc.
ected James r. Snowden of Vcnanso for Speaker
OF the House, and he will doubtless be electe q.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

WHALisG.-Durng the year just ended, there
were brought into til. United States 1928 bar
rels of Sperm and 2O4,5l4 Of Whale Oil, of which
54,S60 and i9 555 barrels arrived at New Bedierd
and 38,44l and 1856 a, Nantucket, Mass OF
=WhaleboRe, during the same time, there were I'M.
ported $l,942,Ss pounds The amount of Oil
imported is somewhat less than in $40
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

RowER AaPHIrHEATRE--A splendid array Of attrae-
lions offered here 7ight. being change Of perform
This poPusr establishment nightly crowded 10
It's capacity and tina performances all received
they deserva TO be- with the applause
T.. " Turner appears in a night.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

I'' Tholnpson's Bank Note Reporter
@ill be issued on Saturday moraing, having been al
Voldahly delayed j. JTHONPSON,
i52t (2l 5lWal 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

y We have been shewu q beautiful srEAKISc TsuM.
PET Of solid silver, manufactured by Mr.. w. Adams of
Church for Mr. E. C. Storm and other passengers
the steamship Alabaas in voyage from B.lti2orc TO
Ne~orlesns October last, and by them ptesea.ed 10
the Captain Of the Alabama, Iesuonia! of grateful!
regard Its superb aud massive instrument, and IL,
.amt-soe workmanship and finish rehec great credit
the manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II akclHen ayceum.-The rex. Lecture pc
fore the yceum viii be drlyerct by tfsrcf Coa'iss
H. Ha. veil Esq. on Thursday eyeuiug, jan TN, al y
o'clock.
subect-The Object. and Advantages CT Physical SCI
enc, j6lt
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

20 Prof HlrcHcocX's Lecture before The I.y-
ceum last evening, was a plain and somewhat de-
sultory statement OF various facts drawn from diff
ferent departments Of Science, which he took oc-
cason 10 contrast with the fictitious maryels of
nance. 1t was listened to with considerable al
tention by a large audience We are forced, by
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

T The Pocasset Cotton Factory at Fall River,
R. l. was discovered to be or fra on the Isl inst
rne flames were estinguished, doing damage to
the amount Of sbou, ST 900.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II To Jewellers and others.-Auy psfsos
having SET part of set, ST jewelers. Tools 70 on |
pose Of may meet Sh purchaser BY addressing s.'
TO 4. w. il. at the Office of this paper (2) j'I@
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II Ho~es HJgelne ft:sshound Candy is preferable tc
all Others for colds, coughs AID aoar.enes now go gene
raj Hasten, theo, TO Of Bresd~ay aud Howard
and buy of g. F Hove, sole invsnsor and propre
Beware e spurious and drugs.d Candies of which
there are several varieties in market,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

1t second Coming of Chrss,...-To be dis.
ca'sed once more by the New York Moral and Religious
Lycennl NJ bouery third bull ling above Delancey
street. THIS EVENING, ceanencin. az 7 O'Clock Tn
public are invited attend
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II sunday Evening Lectures On II an
BY H. B. BLAik.-The Second Lecture the Cosrs
will be delivered January 9Th. in Constitu,ioE Hall, eS
Broadaay, st y O'Clock which viii bs considered
h4n as the lmsge ni tiod his Capacities his Poxer'
h.s LIE and the Law under which he placed. ihsss
Lectures ara essentially Biblical and As design to 'aoS
20 NAN MS position rtutve his Creator and 10 Yn''
yards hin, Scat. n. a st.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II FrnnItiin Lyceum.-Ihc l.ycenn VII! nes
Tsis Evening at Z; O'Clock, The College IN CroWN
The will consntot Rect ana hsa!, n
shaients' to be AbolI.hed =
adies snd g.lenen are invited 10 attend.
w. w. GALLAER Secretary.
1-r The Annual Election Of Officers will be held %
Wednesday evening at O'Clock a; No 359 Broons
Ju
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

I Tenchcrs' AIyceum.-Laiios L. aad Gentlemen
engaged III TeschInr and Others Interested IN Schools,
invited to call at tho ESchaago ycoun, 3ic Broad
way, Saturday next, Jan 2, at o'clock p. 10 inks
measures for organizing TEACHERS LrcEuM, 20 enable
the Teachers tho city and vcily New York to unha
tasr efforts for dlusing knowledge aud also eeTaln5
their protession. JOSIAH fIOLBROOK,
jC IL Cg AcfIary of The Exchange Lyceum
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

p A Bible Convention, to discuss the Gre
dlli,y and authority of the Scriptures, has bson
called TO NEE, at Boston on the 29th of March.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

0PThe dweling.house of l.. Meny, jr.
mc. north of Lyons was destroyed by fire on the
,4th ul,. No insurance, and but little OF the cen
tents ot,he house saved. Money to the amount 't
$500 was burned.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

" RrosixIyn Hamilton Literary Asso'
ciaaion Eeciures.-The Seventh Leo,ure Of la'
Course will be delivered Thursday Evening, ON M,
the Lecture Room of the Lyceun, by fioi. lheo ~
Woslssy, of Yale College. ,u,,,.
Snbiect.-The Cha racferi.t tic of Plsto's Philosophy
il IL f TERRY. Chm. Lee. Comsiitee
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

FIRE Is U7lc.-The grocery and provision
store OF Mr. Rose, corner OF Genesee and Whites
borough.,ree,., Utica has been DESTROYED BY me,
together with lhs store of J. +. Warner. druggist,
and H. S. Smiths Recess, beside doing considerable
damage TO the sdjoinng stores. Loss not known
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

IT,; f 7'~ - 10
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II Third Wnrd.-The citizens of the ThIi
Ward are requested to attend Public Meeting On Thun
,ay Evening. the 5h Instant at hall, past O'Clock,
Duuuips ) Hotel corner of Courtlandt aud Washington
.,rs.,, IN relation to the NEW YORK AND ERIE Raj.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

q M. WILLIAM WALLACE, OF Kentucky
,svoraby known as Poet, is ecturins at Wash
ios,on on the Literature OF the Bible.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

G The following i from the correspondence Of
,he Baltimore Amec.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

% :. ere on Monday evening at Providence
r. |. destroyed the lumber in the yard of J. Cd
field, Esq. The countins-reoa' and three small
buildings were likewise burned Mr.. Old6eld was
insured for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II Particular Notice-Tbos: persons ha''Is Es
GrSitu.. OF any description to dispose Of WHO Hs
breaking up keeping. viii find ready sale 10! an,
portion their goods by sending their address a.,
calling spou the srsscriber Goods 10 any amo"s. p''
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

FLoRlDA.-The following extract of letter
from officer Of the Army, dated Dec. II, is
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

II Auction Notfce.-To Gentlemen OF the leg. Leg.
observation-disclosures invited t1e large and TslsSs ~.
LAW LIBRARY to be s3ld by Royal (iurey at the i'e
York Long Room, lG9 Br3at~ay. This Evening eTo,s
cing sany Of the most desirable Reports, Di2es Ifsa
.ses &c Catalogue. ready and Books arangef ~
.Xaminatiol. (2) y
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

u Mrs. Hartman, of Bath, Ne. was 80 shock
ngly burned on Friday morning that there is but
little hope of her recovery. Her clothes took fire
while standing near stove and before assistance
from her.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

- ls<HISG ron. jan. 3, lsi2
The Railroad proprietors and their Represents.
rive. had their ,aird meeting this morning at the
Post ofice Department and received statement
from . Committee selected Yesterday from fliteen
Sts,ss. one from each, and of which Committee
The Hon. LOUIS McLEAS OF MARYLAND was made
Chairman. The nature OF the Report have not
sc, learned II WAS in answer TO aststenent rom
the Postmaster General made Yesterday TO the ! on
ven,ion The two meetings have been wen at.
tended and nearly every Railroad Co'2pany IN the
United States has been represented.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

az I'm General q COnl M iftee o 4 Democratic
Wing Young HHen, Dec. TO- le4l
Rceoivod, That the Delegates eactod TO the General
Committee of Democratic Wing Young Msn tor the CO.
suing year DO requested National Hall on En-
day, Jan. 7, at o'clock, p NJ.
WM. B. MARSH, ? so,r.,0,,.
i6 q, GILES 81 IIilI.YER,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

FIRE.-The barn of Thomas Collins, OF South
Woburn. Mass. was burned on the 18th inst. at
nall past O'Clock, together with four cows, one
valuable horse, about twelve tons OF hay, twenty
ive bu.le. corn, all the farming tools, harnesses
&c. Partly insured.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

TOT TIE GUSHING yeHT
On motion. Resorcd That the thanks Of the mss
ing be rendered Col Hart, late Chairman for th.
efficient and abe III which be has discharged hi
duties the past year.
On mstlon Resoired That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the Tribune Adjourned.
LEVI HART, Chairman.
- CuARI ES w WARD SccroinrA. if II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

u Eighth STnrd-SEVEN =DiSrRlCT-A
meeting of Democratic Wing Voters OF tho Tt Dstici
OF the sa Ward, hei the mouse of Mr. Chapman oG
Tuesday Evening, January 4th. lsi2-
Tho meeting proceeded TO ballot. which rcsulted in the
election Of JOSEPH c. FOR BES as Chairman, snd
CHARLES w. WAR as Secretary,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-01
Der 9efabrli6e aaIante 8eiu6.

Sin befannter febr reiber Wonn be-
,pobnte NIT feiner S6mie9ertobter, oeren
@lann ouf ldn9ere 3eit uerreil't 1T, ouf
Dem ploee ropol 5u @ari5 elm 9ous.
Gines 2(bcnoS um IL llbr f6brt elm i10>
ne6 Gobriolet Dor, Elm elegant 9efIeioeter
iun9er Mam ifei9t aus, nimmt Den pors
tier bel Sete, uno io9t ibm, inoem er ibm
2 @olof ftiide in bic Sanb orGdt: 'Sreuno !!
ieb babe Elm GanoeSoous NIT oer So6ter
pom 6auie; i6 peroe biz ftinf 11br oes
@orsen6 bleiben; iein Sie ueribwie9en.
Dem portier 1T oies einleu6teno. Der
iunee Serr nimmt ben SSes 5ur Sbire
oes S6lofSimmer6 Der Dame, offnet fie
leiIe NIT einem Dietrib, uno ia9t gu Der
aberraidten S66nen: "@rlbrefen Sic
ni1t: i9 babe Sbnen So@en bon 8i6s
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-01
BUR unterbaltuus uno Yelebrun9.
Oas Sefpentf.

Ser Marquis BON Qitro6 pobnte pdbs
reno zines Sbeits oe6 Sommers ouf einem
ieiner 9onoeiter, in Der Ndbe bon paler:
mo. Seine ein5ioe Sobter. lpar in einen
iuneen Sffi,ier perliebt. oci1en 8efonnts
fboft iie auf einem Soue ecmobt bate.
Sbne Qusiibt. bic 3uitimmun9 ibres
3aters Su elmer Serbinoun9 nit cemiels
ben au erbalten. bemiibte fte iib lonee.
ibre eeioenIboft su be6dbmen feoob bee
nadricbtiet, oab Der Sffisier ouf Dem
Qunfte wGre, nit ieinem 6e9iment po=
lermo su perlai1en. peritono itc ft6 3u Ell
ner 3uIammenfunft NIT ibm. Man bate
perobreoet, oob ct am abeno unter ibr
Nen,ter treten follte. Bur feit9eiesten
Stunoe befanb iie iib auf Dem erfer uno
barrte NIT l1nseoulo Der Qnfunft oe5 @es
iiebten. Da bemerfte iie eine 9eitalt,
Die nibt peit pom Sblofe Die Gi6tun9
nab Dem Oorfe einibldot. 2(nfa9ns belt
fie he fit ben beib @riebnten, inoeB balo
bate fie iib Don ibrem Srrtbum iberSeuet.
sc mar Elm rieienbafter. in Elm weibes
8etpano sebullter Monn. oei1en tan91ame
uuo eemeGene Sbritte elm oicier gSelt
pibt anseborises 8eien gu perfiiuoisen
sbienen. Gisealt BON Sbreden, ibtob
eaura baitie oos Senifer uno rpaste niht
tpieber fi1 auf Dem Solfon 3u aeleen.-
Wit 2(nbrudb oes Saees uberreibt ibr Ell.
ne alte Trau Elm 8riefben pom SfiiSier.
spcrin ct Iib uber ibre Bortbribi9teit
beibpert uno iie eriubt, abenos gum
Steuoidein pdnftlib su eriteinen eouro
uneineeoene ibrer aneif, fabt ben ent=
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