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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
contempt.
Stage Accident.

On Saturday last the mail stage between this
place and Philadelphia was upset al Bucksville.
The accident occurred in front of Bucks av-
ern jus, as they were starting for Easion. Three
ladies who were passengers, one of them of
this place, the other two of Ssroudsburg, re-
manned below until the following day when they
were brought up by an extra stage. We are
happy 10 say ,ha. none Of the passengers were
seriously injured--EaSton Whig.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
Colts Case.

The application for Wri, Of Error, in Colts
case, was denied last week, by the Chancellor,
he declaring that justice, 10 be worth any Thing,
should be speedy and certain. No further le.
gal proceedings can take place, and the SEN
tence of the Judge must either be carried into
effect, or be commued by the action ofhe Gov
ernor. Ii is stated that grca, efforts are ma
king 10 procure a pardon-and that long Pc
tition is now before the Governor, signed by
Dudley Selden, James Watson Webb, NJ M.
Noah, Moses Y. Beach, and many others.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

PREACHING VS.. PRAcTIcE.-It ap-
pears that Parson Miller is coming
the 'humbug" strong over his deluded
followers, and does otseriously think
the world is so near a close as he
wishes them to believe. He is put
ting up solid brick wall around his
farm, near White Hall, New York,
which will probably endure for a
thousand years A person offered
him $4,000 for the farm, and not to
take possession till after lS43; the
prudent prophet refused, alleging that
such an offer, depending, as it does,
upon future event, is nothing more
than gambling.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
& ShaPg, Lad.

A Mormon boy, during the excitement at
Nauvoo, was accosled by man on horseback,
who inquired Of him for Joe Smith. The lad
asked the gentleman what he wanted of the
prophet. Il wish to see him on business, replied
the stranger. sOn business, heyp looking up
rather mysleriously; you will mol see him to-
day-rhe prophet has just gone up TO heaven
on his brothers. white horse, and am fixing
this kite TO send up his dinner 10 him. The
stranger put spurs to his horse and rode of az
full speed, muitering that nothing could be got
out OF Mormon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

A Western paper is very eloquent on the
subject Of keeping out of debt. Tie editor
says:--"When every man raised his own gar
den sauce'-when the women, like mother Eve,
done their own sewing, they lived 10 most
numerous age;' but when they took to trading
and bolherng about the difference Of exchan-
ges, they soon found out that fnanciering is
mighty uncertain 10 live at"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
A MAN may marry his Wife's Sister.

The Presbyterian Synod of New Jersey
which convened last week at Elzabethown,
decided that it was mol iHcestuous for man to
marry the sister of his deceased wife, and the
Synod calls upon the General Assembly to re-
scnd the rule forbidding such marriages.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
Hints i'm SeasOm-.TO make Leather
EmperVioWS 20 Water.

Cut India rubber into thin chips, put it in
meats foot oil; sci it in warm place, and alter
several days the India rubber will dissolve, and
form kind of varnish. If this be rubbed upon
boots and shoes, and dried in, it will render
them water proof
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
When will it be paid2

From Report of the Secretary ofthe Treasury,
we learn that the debts of all the States, amount
in the aggregate to one hundred aUd niRety-eigh
millions, eight hundred and eighteen thousand, three
hundred and serenty sic dollars and thirty fire
cents! OF this sum about forty millions belongs
to Pennsylvania
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
Review OF tH.e Markets.
PhiladelnAla. November 10

PhttadetPhla, November l2 1912.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market
remains as al our last report Sales to a mod
erale extent loT shipment al 1926 per bbl. for
Pehna, $4,37 for Brandywine Flour The de-
mand Tor city consumption is not active, and
pIces rule al S4,25 10 $3.50 as in quality
Rye Flour No sales Holders SIX $3,25 per
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

HARD WINTER.-The Norfolk
Herald is of opinion that the coming
winter is just as likely to be mild as
hard one. We think so too, notwith-
standing the squirrels are moving far
ther south, and some of the old gan
ders have been furnished with an ex-
ira coat of down. Such indications
are not infallible, and we trust, for
the sake of the poor, Jack Frost
will be lenient.-Chron.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
The Beech Tree.

1t is said that this tree is never struck by
lightning. The fact has been noticed for more
than hundred years in Europe and This coun.
Try. In Tennessee il is considered impossible
to be struck if shelter is sought under beech
tree.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

A land tortoise was picked up short time
since on the premises Of Mr. Baird, in Mont
gomery county, Pa, which was found TO have
the marks 81. II. lS03," cut in the shell with a
knife or some sharp instrument.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

The venerable John Quincy Adams visited
Salem, Mass, week before last, and delivered
the introductory lecture before the Salem and
Mechanic Lyceums. His address is very high
ly spoken Of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
ARemedy for Poor Land.

A North Carolina paper says-'lt is well
established fact, that any lot of poor land may
be enriched 10 almost any extent, by planting Ii
from year to year with sweet potatoes, and
turning in the whole crop Of vines every au-
tumn"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

In Paris, Missouri on he 29th ut., corn was
selling al ten cents bushel, oais Ten cents, and
pork from a dollar 10 dollar and a half per one
hundred pounds
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

Some very heavy business failures have Ia
ken place within few days in Bethlehem, Pa.
One person, a lumber merchant, stopped for
,000!--anolher for 5000 &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
THANKSGIVING.

Governor Seward Of New York has sci apart
Thursday, the eighth day of December next, TO
be observed throughout that State as day of
Thanksgiving and Prayer
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

Cicero says, that it does not so
much matter what an orator says, as
how he says it :"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16
SUERIFF'S
g q l. q

By virtue of writ of veEdlrioni expanq, 70
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public S..sa
the Court House in Milford, on Saiurav1as
tenth day Of December next, between he n4-,
of twelve and four, all those certain rna,
Pieces or Parcels Of Land, with tie applr..
nances, 10 VII:
Il certain piece Of Land atugs "a
the Town of Milford, County OF PIbe, and Sl.
of Pennsylvania, described as follows Bp.-
ming al the south west side OF the mouth Of ...
Vendermark Creek, thence down the Delaas
River, al low water mark to the head Of N
ford Eddy, thence up the hill in due Horl
west line TO the brow or top thereof thence
along the top the courses thereof 10 a heap Of
stones opposite the dug road near the FenIso
mark Creek, thence an easterly course by q.
rect line 20 a Pitch Pine sapiing on the nora
east side of said Creek, thence down the slas
to the place Of beginning, containing
SIX ACRES
more or less Being the same land which Dan
Dimmick conveyed 10 Moses Bross.
ALSO:
All those several parcels Of L2rl
or Town Lots situate in the Town Of M.l.art
County aforesaid, and numbered on the paar
map of said Town A, AZ, 48, 40 and 80
Bounded on The east side Of The NeHdeTmlr
Creek on Water street, and lots Numbered 81
90 and IL situate on Sarah street, being 3.
same land which Timoh Smith and wife, B,
deed recorded in Deed Book No. 5. page 575
conveyed 10 the said Moses Bross.
ALSO:
The equal undivided half part or moie'ya
those two certain tracts Of Land situate on %.
Delaware River, in The township of Lackawaz'
en-, in said County, one surveyed on a warrant
from the Land Office Of Pennsylvania, graE.sI
10 Ann Depuy, containing in the whole
412 Acres and % PerChes.
The other, granted as aforesaid TO Henry iI',
genback, containing in the whole
232 ACRES and so Perches.
upon which is erected IA
Dwelling House, &c. iiiIsS
ALSO:
The equal undivided half part or moeiy oI .
tract of Land situate in the aforesaid TOwnslH.
on the waters of Panther Brook, surveyed on .
warrant granted TO John Craig containing "a
the whole
2O5 Acres and l90 PerchCs,
(No. l34) with the aPpurtenances theTeua'd
belonging
Seized and taken in execution as the proTe,
ty of Moses Bross, and will be sold for CASH
IN tho hi iohaSt and host biddpr
JAS. WATSON, Sheriff
shsrif''s Office Milford St.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-16

BY virtue of writ Of veEdllioni expana, 70
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale s..
the CouTt House in Milford on Saturday t.s
tenth day Of December next, between he ags,
of twelve and four, all those certain Toes,
Pieces or Parcels Of Land, with the appm.
nances 10 VII:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
ssdttern neftut OtaeGt /!
Jlufet al mo nehmt ole 9lrbeitIparen'
&C Wfa1dbtue in 9lu1enltbein !

Jtutet oil illiO llehlllt ole gtrceltlpQteIS
&c 0faldbiue in 9lugenitbein !
Die llnterfhriebenen bitten I'm GrlaubntB
tcm publfum au;usei9en, bae fe telaenoe
G3erdthe fur Sdueru gum 8erfauf aif SSano
tIbtr, cber auf Scfteluu9en oertertl9en per'
ten. Sir habeu @aprpn's GrcIt,ninidblne,
ir,f 8crbtGeruuqrn, pclde ben Siir9ern BON
9'erthamptcuy @erf3 unb qcdld nls cine Der
beiien beFdnut it, bic bisber ucdb ans9chn'
ocn wnrce, nit einrr orrjialiden pfcree9c'
pllt, fir wflde mir gut lfehen caB te ban'
crhaft in uub eeu 5fdHfcr uoafcmmen bCfrie'
hiot. Diefelbe bar (lh errieIen eaB imei
9FcrSe bic slrbrit eru bier edmit ausrtdlten
fHncn. Gie baten audi W tres patent
Gfereedcpdlt, iucldled cbcnfalIs cine edller'
Fafte Gjeipd(t III. TicIclte 1T fur ;rret pter'
re ein1crid,tet, 1T ater and fart 9enn9 tllr
rfetoe, nit itdrfem Gjue, unC 1T reeipe9en
rcrtbcilhaft, oas fe Ieid,t pcn clnem Srt
;um auSeru 0cbrdht mrroen fam. GIelC
C5cnalt 1T fhon Sabre i'm Staat 9feupcrf
i'm Gjebrauob, ipurte lcBteS eSahr nab Serte
6anutD oebraobt, alIrpo he 9tad,tra9e oathr
IS fart mar, 6df fte uidlt I'M Stdnee toaren
aenua III esrfcrtioeu Gle Serfcrti9en aud,
dmf Seifeauneeu @arIe6' Tferbe 9epalt.-
Eir Gle obi9cn Waid'tnen uno pterce9ewab
ten itehrn iTe cir Jahr gut.
Gie bdkeu 9t9enlpirti9 riue ccrtrcflild,e
tueisVfcrbe W9afdiue NIT pfercegemalt sum
&erfduf anf Sounc, ipeId,e ite I'M StanoC itle
Al lparnen coB he letdn uuo lduber crciht
Gduerbaft it, uuo welde le AT Ciuem biIIt9cn
'erei6 abicBen perben.
,Sie haben lrci qBerfititten, Die cine nahe
brt 9icmjg's Ribtc III 9tOrthamptOn Garn'
Ctiu, uno Die dnocre III Der Biurdm Straee
rabe bel prce, Sd9cr uno Cos. Stohr III
laentaun.
Tlidarbcit miro inter tiuigen Secin9un'
cen Uerrihtct. Q8ir ldern ole %auerS unt
anrere eiu bel urS aulurufen uno fllr fd'
felbit 80 nrtbeilen.
g(ntbonD tlno 60.
Gebruar o, Hl-SN'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
8. q. haberaffer, Gl. ..

8ietet een @inpchnerii rcr 8cgelspiIle
nno Der llmesaeno ad,tungsrcll feline Eienlte
an als 2lrSt, Wunbarit une G'ebnrtsbelfer.
Hr. Saberoder Ihmridlelt iId,, eenjenigen
eclfcmmsne gefriebi9ung leiiien ~ tonnen,
ipeIde leiner So6lfe beeiiifen, ineem er be'
eeuieuee Grfahrune in eer SIueiibnn9 Der
slr,reiftuit sebabt uno in Der llnicetlltdt pcn
penniDIpanien 9rabnIrt bat.
Gurd, phnftIidfeit in ieincm @eidndft nno
SiGiofsit in icinen Srrberin9eu, hcft er et'
nen Iheil Der 6fentlid,en Sunbidaft ;u err
balten.
Sauudr ~, nq--Sn'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
S5reper unp Slagel's
neuc uno perbeNerte Nferoefraft
ino SrcicbmaScbine
oeoen bic slBelt

gegen bic 1BeIt
Dir llntcr,eidneten banfcn ihren Hreuneen
uno cem publifum fir bic Iiberale llntcritils
bune, pelte fe ibnen gcideuft hoben nno
,eiaen hermit an, cae Ie ncdl fCrtfabrcu
an ibrem alten Stonoe, tinter @ongcwer's
Wirthshaus uro uuterhalb Slnmers Gru'
9erei, in SIIrntuuu Dreihmaidlinen nno
pferbefraft Su oerfcrtt9en.
lnIcre pferbefraft bcifebt ans bre | 9Irs
ten, popcn Die cine gang reu, beTer uno eaus
erbafter III, oI6 ale frhberen.
qBir wplleu bier nidt behouptcn, baB uns
1ere DreItmnf fhinen 70 oiel better fno, als
Die weld,e bon anccrn 9eutrn 9emad,t uno
uerfduft fperben, alIein mir haben oa6 8ers
trnurn auf lIe, boe Ge einc prcbe oushalten
ino Iaben ba6 publfum ein, I'D, bel eeuen
~ befro0cr, rpeIde unlere WaIhinen i'm Sc:
bruuch baben, ndmld1
Daniel Sfneioer, Siios8beitbau.
So1ua Ottller, 90
Salompn SDrneu DO
Sobn y. 8c9eln Gan9fAmamm,
Yerf6 @auntD.
Bir ilebcn aber rid,t an gu betnupten, baB
unIere neuc
GrcIcb: unb Nntmofcbinc
olle anbcre 9lrtcn iibrrtrifft, neil fe eiufadcr
III, lcidttr fd,oft idh6ncre Qrtcit mad,t unt
eauerboftcr uno ipchlfciler 1T, ale Die nncern.
Rufet aIIc bel un6 dn--lpir ilno juit qera'
be 70 liberal, tpte droere pcute and, mir red,'
men fctnen Sent FIR boS brirbcn.
Sreber uno Jfa9el.
9lac Slidarbeiteu Die in ibr Sad scb6rcu,
nercen pInftlid bCicrgt.
gaentaun, Suli 28. nq-G@j
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
6enrD9 Sd II {,
Gntitcnmaber in 9tqentaun

@ntlGcnma6er in 9lIentaun,
brtrcibt ned, inner fciu @sfddft in Der ga.
miltcrltrasr, nd9enbud's @irthsbaus qe,
9cniibcr, mo or INNER su perfaufen bat unt
auf BclfetIuu9 madlt
8utl6en, 9idiIe6, Su99ies, Dear.
born5, Sultie6, ,c.
@r bait immcrfcrt quite 9lrbciteleute nno ea
ale feline Snbrnerfe inter leiner unmittelba.
ren Sufltdt aus guten Waterialirn 9emad,t
weroen, 70 fam er fur feline 9Irbeit gut (te.
ben.
9lusteGernusen alter Suhrwerfc pcresn
fcbnea uuo biOi0 befcrat werosn.
Seinen alteu Sreunben uno @6nnsrn
tdutt er fir bic ibm ,u Ibeil esworcene
freunoItaflde 9Hfmunterun9 unb Iaoct oas
publifum gun aeueistsr 3ufprudl Elm.
"Gr III 9eionnsu ju oenniebrtaite II
preilcn fir b aares GjeIe ju Ycrfaufeu.
Agcriaun, SfbraoT "a. E1-l9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
9lQentauncr Nnrs uno 9Ru6ia
SUITS brt {.

III Der 0dmiItcnfr0fc, 9eQcniiber 8 a nj G.
1on'6 &lcioeritohr.
SaCob .. y oaS.
hat beitiuct9 auf Narb, Gin ausgeNebntes
Ql6crtcment bon mpoi9en Sur uuo
HuBta Olttcn
BON ciuer ocrsl9Iidcn 0uaIitit; aud, hat
cr fiir;Iid in NeuDcrf uno pbilaoelphia etn
orcec6 9lsprtcmcnt bon Jfappcn cin9es
fault, pcrunter ftt bcfnccn:
Otter Sfappen. Sur Seal. giutrr. WrS'
frat. GcucD, 70 ipie and, ale 9rteu Gud,s
Rdppcn fir Winner uno &nabcn.
DicIe 6appcn fInc bon riner sutcn Gua'
litit uno wcrcen Su ben biHi9itCn Yreilcn
perfauft.
Sauaruts uuo 2roere, bic betm @rcsrn
faufCu, merbcn es 81 ihrcm Bcrtheil finocn,
bel itm an5urufcn uno fur Id feIbt su urs
hcilen.
Soutmddcr I'M 2dnbe wereen inter ben
biGi9iten 8ebngun9en nit teoer 9trt prlSeu
Grimmiu9s, II. I. 10. perlcben.
cSacpb 8. Scas.
9llIentdur, Sctrter 81. rq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
e 0 It a 6 Sun f,

&utI6enma6er in 9lQentaun.
tetreibt nod INNER Iein @eid,dft aufocr fuo'
iidrn Sete Der Oamilton Strasc, pberbalb
Ndgenbuhs QirtbsbduIe, uno GierD's @da'
rcn.Sous 9cqeuiiber, in 2Centaun d0mc er
INNER auf oano halt uno auf Seiteuuns
oerferti9en rpiro
8utlden, 9tdiIe6, Su99ieS, Sears
borns, Sulfic6, II. {. 10.
Sr bdIt immerfort quite arbetsleute unb alIe
Tubrmerte iperoen inter feiner 9IuflId,t aus
een beifen MdteridIien 9euiadr, uno folgli6
fam CT fir feline 9Irbeit gut ifeben.
gIusbeeerun9en an alten 6uhrperfen mere
Den auf Die filrSe(fe sInSei9e unc iu Den bis
lieiicn preiBen oerfcr9t.
@r ift banfbar fur senc6ene Runofhaft,
uuo bcfft Surob pinftlide Ab,pdrtuna Ieiner
@jtihdfte, uuo bilIi9e preiee, Ieinen 3heil rcr
Giunif Oes publifums fernerhin IN crbaIten.
@r 1T entfflc6en in ben aGeruieoriafen
preieen fur barre GieIe ~ ccrfaufen.
Gars3t ra-1J
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
&letDer-S Stcbr.

Der llntcrfhrietcnc hat in 1euem 6leioers
Stohr in Der Namiltcn,Strose, gc9enntCr
q 0 a g. Nutitcbry ejn pcCitdnet9es gIfcrtt:
meut ern feinrn
Eltdern ltno 9aliimere5
aIIer Arteu uuo sin oclIitinbi9es 2I6ortimcnt
oon
9Stnter Sitter,
ans beuen er aae 9Irtsn J3leioun9Sitiife ouf
Scltelluu9 IN MAIDEN tereu 1T; unb oa CT
inlurcr quite 9lrbeiter hdtt, 70 fam er alle 9es
ftcllunqcu out uub duf oaS fhnelIite bCGcrgen ;
mic aud, ctncu 9rcscu 8crrutb pcn
Scrti9en SlciNun9@tfilfcn
BiutrrrEde Su s5 90
ec 10 90
30 IS 90
Q8dmle " 81
DO 200
cofen so
DO 3 80
DO Z 90
QBeifCn 60
DO " 8 80
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
9eusnte 6.

Bir bic llnterieihnctcn bober Die Maifts
ne gum Urcfheu uuo pusen, weldc pen
8rccer uno 9lagel 9emadt mcreen in i'm Sc
brand, aefcben uuo ss 1T unierc Mieiuung,
bas Ge beiTer, eiufad,cr uno cduerhuftcr 1T,
als irgenb cine anbere Raidme, Die mir 9cs
febsn taben
0enrp 9craS, 0enrp @altert
gSm. @pelmaH George 98aItert
- GaIompn Sod.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

llntrrbpien gu oerfdicocncu Yrrilcn.
lie cbtNcu &leibung6ifide frb untcr fei'
ner 9Iuffd,t 9emodt ncreCn uno er 1T nil,
GenS, fIe rbnc alIcs Weitsre COB fur I'D, icIbit
reoen Su ldiTen.
9Iuf bat or ttncn 8orrath oru Stods,
Socmcefra9en, uno cemoen gu uertdufen.
%Idpes W ascn fir Sduciocr fIne
immerfort bGi ibm Su haben
CSaneS SameIon.
PSr mint ncd immcr SHdcrDs uno Sic
den ools Gin, rpCfnr er Die btditen Mnrfts
preile beSabt.
9Iaentauu, Sept. 30. rtq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Gsbruar 0,
QBtt0tt0 fit S5oucrn !!

E&OlUttU w %CWIkt1t
Die llnlcr;cidncte habcu ba6 unau5prcdls
lid,e @trgHi9eL cin qcchrtc5 pnbllfum Su
bcuad)rihtlacu, bae &c iccbcn fdufllCt al iIdi
Qep acht. BADEN, y rs ucue mo DclcnIlld'
Uerbeftrtc mo vcrld6ncuc patent
NferoesGraft mo 9rcld)sOIdld)ine,
Wcld,e in Der WCrfilitte Ger llutCr5cid,nctcn
IN 9m9cufdeiu 0cuommcn rprroCn mag, uuo
nelC,e lhrcr l&chlfcllhett, GauCrhaftt9fcit
unO lcidtcu 9Irbcit lpc9cr, trgcno ctDaS Der
9lrt in ben Scr. Stdatcn ubertrift, Tno nur
beradltct ,u nerben braudlt, nm ibre allges
meme GinfuhruuQ su oCrltdcrn, nit Ntntan
fsBlluo oaer anCern ole 9cQenrpirtIg i'm Gies
bt,,ltdb fuO. Die rferoCs6rdft fam al irs
qeno elmer ducCru Wa'hmc on9cwnnbt msrs
sen. 3wei pfcrbe t0uucn mebr an bicicr,
dl5 uier an ir9cno cjucr ancern Rafd'rc
perrichten; audl t0mmt ite tct rpeltem nld't
f. seihwnO 0u6cr Srcnurg.
gBauern, fommt ICbct uno bann Ut
tbcilt fir Cub fclbif!!
Shre 9lrbeit fprtd,t lnutcr fir biCicibC dl5
GBcrte uuO 1T ihre bciic &mpfchlun9. Gic
fam AT iroeuo elmer 3eit 0uf cinem 8peiipdns
niaen QBdqcn frrt9clh0ft werocn. 9Gtr Nuns
Ithen oaB ale uuierer gdd)bdren ms bciu'
Caeu, uuo oiclribs in 2mqcuihcin ucbmcn
m6obten; wjr fcroern niht5 furs SclCbcn ;
&c founen threu Guopped crrctd,cn curb ets
men 8eCui, udth ihrer W8crfitd'tc, 9cacnuter
q. uno y. N2irfcQ'6 Stobr, mo pbnmcit S,rn
2loums' Ncrel, in Orr 9}oro S1lmIltcntrdRe'
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9e9eben.
q. 81. Die lluter;cjd,ncten bciJten r0s
gateut.Ncdht fir cbige pfcrccsRrdft 70 wic
dub fir Ditt's Drcihs uuo 9lcjTiounQss Wds
dime, fir bic @auntic6 pru IrrthomptrH,
8ud5, Qcd,d, Otcnrce, 9lcif uno QEannc, IA.
uuo QBdrcn uo SuNcr, &C. g. uno tatcn
Sas priujeoium iTc an irldleH Srten 81 ccrs
tlufeu, mc ocle5 nod, udht aCideben Ut.
Nhiltp Oitrlcll jun. llllo 90.
Suni Z. lSiL
Sc5 bcid,ciuige nit @ev9nH9cn eaB tdl cie
rtjoe Oldfhtue gc9eurirtia i'm Gjetrdnd, has
te uno ifehe uid,t an Su crtldren cdB de met
rer Nerinunq udd,, Die Scitc mo &cr5n9lid,s
lte IL, mcIde idb bi6ber 9ebrautt oSer 9c'e,
ben bate. w
9fcuben en@ lid,
ohnweit aGcrtduu, tn Pcdd Sduntp.
EPSb9c Wafhme it Su ieben bct ItI9bs
man Rupp, in 9laeutoHu.
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gen praris bcccucuce @rfobruuacn ais
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gcChrtcn lNublifum fcrtpdhrenb ieiue Ctenlfe
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m6hnlid,en Sranfteiten uno Nctler ecr
pfcrre nad, zen bciten Wcthceen gu bcbans
ocln uuo anf Gas 0eidmiucClte su furlren,
uro 1T tercit, oencn Die 9ciner SHhlfe bcrrs
th9t Iino, in ciuj9er @ntfcrunng 81 eicntn,
uuo ;wur bel 3o9 rocr bri 9todbt
0a or nit rem n6thi9cn cSnltrumrnten nno
elmer Bcrihieccnhcit her bcffcn uro neucIten
8ndsr perfchrn III, unb netcnher furdh cine
pieljdhrige @rfahrunq uno lletunq in bieicM
Gjcfddft, ft riclc ,Sfcnntniee rcrldafft hot,
70 bofFt cr feiueu Mittiir9trn III oiclcui Sab
ncd INNER nlelid III lciu.
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gen fir icine Wlnhe uno bic nctbtgen 9ri'
neimittCl icin.
@eor9c Sctnrt6.
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