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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
D,s5E. q,Rw,s .lss-T!GzIr slows

DIsSSE GsEzss's .lis-T!GzsT sToyES-
1 PRICES REDUCED--1he public sboHid 6now ;ha;
this S;oe exceeds any hsg got ~ for W. ming
both in point Of comfort md economy. II propcriy
usuaged ueeas be Gpl.GishsI bul once II = hour
ant thea bat four sticks sufficient Quo NtA
the Stoves havebecn sold in RosoG This season. TINS
'nyHg third there iatfctuced lhy AZ,
a,I! hl the elDlon; ph!siasa there as.
~ Iii. CIV The subscriber wishing rclmquish ,ac
Cooking stove offers the rcuiaiacf ot ms tqcr
Of Cooking Stoves II has i'FS
varions sizes Also tansel Gsaies all l,t .Nl b.
snid in,. ] HI. las Wtiarst tll., I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

A DaEApFUL FIGsiI.--At Eaton ONO ca TIE lst
ins. boy Is years old, the sonot NJ Churchin re-
turning from, church attacked y :.9= e;sa t:le
conflict confirmed some twenty minutes n "hIcil t;s
boy irear!li.ly lacersted The ct@ mar b
were under the impression tha, the dog was raoid
finally cee r.aa rushed upoa the DOG and killed nm
with a s!ab, being. as the Register says unable 10
Withstand the aea.trensng cry OF the youth OF help
for Cicd's sake, hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

70 The Ce1sasof England for=ls 80, !: completed.
zPopala,on in England and Wales, l5.9Qlz951 beng
an increase of abou20 600 000in Ten years PoPnts-
l:on OF th- Unite! States, l7,o6s,656 beng an IN
crease Of 202 IL. in ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

~ ;i.tS& ,vttc palu tt.fm et At, - .l.1ria
sia mast II Nt.>f ic:IS teg CO. ! 1 hl
V sasi, 10 SMITH y NNtIiTENOt>l6J john st, liza
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tNN = = d 4 2 " A IT 4 = 80.
otU with great from tho best ,airics 81 l'riH'
ware county BY person who has haC ~ eiiy alg Gears
experience IL tho bus.usss and uteaded cxpressi Tor
family use For sale No 81 Cedar 81 taor4fa any
quantity suit purchasers. Shippers Groccr> hsHpe's
of Hotels, Fictual!pg sc. - and prifiif oms art7r
,iculriv requested cs and see for leuseivcs they
can rely he'ng supplied sth article inst vii giv1
them perfect satisfaction, good terms car % ni
in :he cary. hhRHN GhL!,,ier
10 I'm WILLARD ;DE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

- 10 LET lront fnrlnf. Rasn,a Iron trate5
ss;Es iurllc Mantle, GuI PLACED Girmtu.e--7ilh Bed
''-% Rooms ina Gsatee n!odstR GbiiJ hanse--'sitt
'ood Y ard Two Sus!B Gsn.i'",en, can be also a0ea.e
aodnFsJ- Til. tamily yorJ na nGd private. Apply al
!;t,r-ytl Strart. oi nis
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WILLARD ~
RNOH -ilEEpiNt

r91g.g coartisg Rooms c. c. MASH. : cs'ist-
street contial- opea from i. III 10 : T. ID IN OF
dor tha merchants others may avail themselves q
course instructions that s,rly prac;,en!; one that en-
complete routine Of lner..i.i i1aasae 'a5 2s
merann.,le cHIculaoas and pAe II Mich The 'tIaHn ~
tuly keeps SET hooks IN counting house. go hos'
who arc uuacGlmu,cd with the aiycrtlzers feputai.oir
he desires TO say l,this prucipa! snra on AoGi.ksel
ing ha. passed into rd:llone II rsce"f the pre-
f.i .nGc in the Newyork ubc Schnos an oiuoi h,fg'
,nsl,tut,aa aud that he himself has the nonor o. Aa2
appointed teacher Of book roPiHg for Mercantile
Library Assoc,aou OF this city Pros pectuses, "'Sti
dl5 Inn
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Z


METEeR-A correspondent N t"s II,
Schuyler states at ne witnessed mo -
n-teofic e'<t.loltlon IN thai town on t'n go
de "as sitting by windo~ about na Pas'z.e.,,
IN he morning wnen suddenly Ms as'sl,ro.
arrested by oud sharp n... ron 'se ;,eS,
clap OF thunder; and turning y '9oN ~ NC;
'ectlon, the whole W esteril sk' "a2 ~ y as
o!a1e. OF hre--ioiH "tC'i Hs.ts's ST.,
emerged, rendering every oDl~e' 10 -
noonoca rcely had ne tla'e Tor lilo's1 qe'ol
meteor OF stnpendous SIZE ana ''i,at.
rushed from this sea OF light, Al ss GOWN -
an rreguiartrack toward the eeftl, lAet'=Di -
IN Southensierly direction unlil a wax lo71 -
view fne meteor was 2! lest OF !Gf1d "a color
changing afterwards as 1t a9toacheG ne ann
to a deep blue and hna!ly ASSUMING ~,
t'nge sie=i' di'aPPea'sd' !flstiH'''7' ~.
" -. ao.l
- '''' IT.. ''''''s . .'s
Tor CONSERVATIVE .5..-s.,,'.' ..'
aonse,#an has e2e=-li,ce o-s='ti'' '-H'H i''sy'5
nent=ot d@sPtlisin he great MARI! - 'hsL
win the a .f&PaIefee OF me past oeioie I''ei,'
-iIUo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

EMIGRATION TO TrxAs.-On Thursday, the 9th
ult., the stca,uboa, Embassy Ist, Louisville, N.Y.
bound Tor the head waters OF Red River, IN lsSss,
having Gu board number OF passengers, men.
women and children. who have emigrated snssr
the auspices Of The Texas Agricultural, Comuer
cial and Manufacturing Company, organized
under a Law of the rexan Congress passed IN beo-
ruary last, which grants TO each srch Companies
tract of lsnd of the dimensions OF fity-two miles
By thirty condition OF their settling eight
hundred families thsreupon within three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

w sgANt ssls 'rss AsiAsk-A Stofe esd
s.:. Dwelling, he s!iistucas stand aui dow 9l
F,.f-ztiEh rood tenant eau ne aal. tplN ,o
Is 1w, SMITH & ~ iilFh.Ot;t. 10 John 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

ILllSsls MAsnLy.-We have just been shown
piece nj marble from aqnsrry recently discovered
NJ Five Mile Grove VII COUNTY shout seven miles
from Juliet; Tus quarry is very extensive, and Is
10 be regarded as decided acquisition 10 tins por-
,ion=ot lie State The specimen shown US Is OF q
Iieh, brown color, yeined with blush white II
IS remarkably irm. is OF very tne grain, and adj
,nits OF a hish polish 1t is admirably calculated,
among other things, for dreplaces, from the man
nor in which II resists the heat.
Nhicarn American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

's'.s l.S:'C-2 TN" inns lee cheDp 49,
n,.a Wster-street. nqairr ~ tho Occupa0t.
->-r1e- Iz. II
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so ass.esTe.--t gentleman nc his "ife.nr t1.N
I'D suyc gentlemen car BE- acco.omoaatzd gli'i ee0;
board II, No. 10 Faiton strees. Ai-n ~o o. it,as ti
,4l hc 4ccons,ndairi with dinner. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

fo.5 gentleman visiting rrsose fteM ioi q In5,G
lu ELEGANT rctircn.ep,, for the eilc-i:. ~ - ,.Y,
n,otnb. iace III tth ijnlt2L Sia;aS eoais5 ,a454y
..l.ulla.. the ullelL a.Ml.LI Ct N s. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

iIaRiElis> COUGH REMEDY
THE GENUINE RTlCL u.
AGENTS ~ THE CITY
roas 2 DoDD Cnen,.t, Gl2 Broadway corner Eleecker
street and corner Ninth street and Broadway.
Gales HUNTER, Md, lG5 Sixth Acme.
ALfRG. fyIlL. Drug Store, 207 c,Fee"sica 81
WI MAuxoER Chemist 81 Hudson 81. pnnUe.
W., RslctAo,, Apc,Iisc,ry, Ayenue aud ilols.
ton
F. L. coTroS, Chemist aGa aeecier Jones.
DR. W. II. ilLNos corner broadway and jam 81
JAWS H. HART corner Of Chambers ana Broadway,
and corn-r 81 Hudson snt NORTH Moore sts
DANIEL II. EukrSELLL - THIRD Avcnir, cofieroi ~
Marks Place.
f QpAcRIsResn Druggis; 709 Greenwcl st,
J.NExDovER, III Egg 1l Avenue.
htr M.EEs. eo;aero: Peak Slip aud i'saf' st.
W. 81 TdwSsgNc, cor, OF R'ekman aG' Water sts.
joins HNros, cor. Eighta Avenue aud i~ens,etisS
aIss. Bali, rs Pearl Il.
sii.s WRIlzy cor sraukf-rt null N.ill,f
Z. s j. CaDp;a.ros Druggist, cornErol liI'.son
Mr.. 5. Nawru1..7,6 Fulton ST co..ofGoal,
Mrs KGS. hook s;iorc. Fulton
AGENTS OFT or TIE cry
C. w & v A Sls,o.s, Druggists, y. r concrnisFouftA
an Pine streets wholesale and retail assns for The cy
OF rhilsds!pha, nad general og,a 5 for the Stat.
JAMES HcRGAN, Tar5rtnwG, ~ !.
aIrs ~ v.S CLEgr corner of James and Ma1ern sts-
Brooklyn, H..
EIiAs GATES, Troy Book Store. - NlFef ST. roy.
SV.vScit,icS 3 - South Market e. Albany.
R4w!.s S. Co Druggists state 81 Albany
,irs If,5s. l23 Fulton s.. Rrrofi.n. l.
D,S FsH Cobt-cdoner. i!artiprd Conn.
II !; y i;owLE, Paterson n j.
JanN c. rEAcY Z9sBcoad.s'. Solafk, - J.
Joax c THoatpsos Fomp1nssiiie, Stntsa island
W.fi. Ely Daioury, 'pan.
Ar ~TEy g..5oN .,sx Esir. rfclt, y. j.
Ei.iJ,n f;Ufo,, Whe Plans Nes!chestcs Co ~ y
o. Z. GARDENER. &aDtncke;, Mass.
Sir. TesvEse, North S-coRd It. Wtii'ia55nrg' l.,
c. .CLgsE,r.,Tfs d. Co, High Falls, +. T.
JOSEPH SEY.tOuR, Uuc,.
At the Cnalacrioacrs opposite -, Farry Ies'o; 'ity
n R-Agsats waited for the .iis of THIS aiedictns
throughout the Uated STATES rer7i, Cash. good dr.
| couat ao~ ed. NJ ,'n am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

In tho illustrations, I am America they the#resi
ct the wori,! Now we're America non IN sold ana
silver as my friend IL it would be Of huie conse
queacc provided the mines would yield rapidly
euoggtl, Il tue experiment wereto be carried on a
=lIt'lc logger; bat, unfortunately, our wealth con,
sis,, in exactly what other nation will moi take VIZ
Tie production. OF the soil. They viii 70: on the
ground while the few glltering coins that LETT
Us &c Sc, our ovn energies in motion, ID supply Us
with The means Of making our other products ,au
sble. are ra,sd ~ a,rd shipped 10 foreign lands.
We talk of return to specie payments in this
couRtry ii il only necessary Tor our LcgiS-
70 that il SHALL be done Coald correct
De MADE. Of, the i. the country con-
pared to tue amount II. 1887 the ispossbiIiiy Of
the thing weuld be aPP>sen,. The truth is. or
specie Ia. left the country for The very plain rea-
tha, we import, under tina free trade sys,er. in
the lace OF an impossibihiy 10 export, under the
very same system, any thing but specie, in settle
Inent OF large balance. II England would re-
esive flour. pork lead, and the various productions
Of the West. in payment, for the manufacturers thar
are poured in here. NC sheuld never have beheld
Ina ao'niliasing spectacle Of gch snd productive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

1sf q = nv. = Z ~ 8 ~ F0eS1iI=l'
- having 6tsd UP the large sPd conlr;2'i2as aeGtk
ne corner Of Hoard aaj Kalsrte;s oaiy ec5 3d..
fruss Broadway. who're reuticnco good hs.7t
mi pleasant - 80 per Wcs. !,so sea-a..s'
md taes unreasonable crEs>, BY a2sttss ~ No
:Iowari..'ree: entrance IL Elk e.' 'F1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

NE W! li5y. Of .oei 10 ais q % N<srf-
~ ofnge. t. ieari ,ae Scok-hiacpis business eae
no :a1 board aith ,ssrehis viii Dc aseiSfrst stt
Ann street. NtiSff
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ant. ts:l:>h lUrse>. se.2;s;resss, cl,. tfas&4
ti ca.arl,i cooks eharabty u4.i lossesralis
,ly-.r :s :lrf,15a;yssf ,faS lgg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

ir3s ss-sud handsome aajagal,Ees. a5sl
- can b. otdlHF ST s0nt,aftaa md ara,t,, >,
,tcr reoh at - Moatue i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

SsThSG q D-at 80 k.aSi Beoa..~s, f,,ea.-> s..s-
Fea sil1 tee beet Of hsp and re 6ngfc@. A;.es5-
,ar English aud iri>a girls, ~, bssl cssfrcns
Ia ~ last places, maitiRg Tor sit4as.eas dgI I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07
SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES.

SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES.
oaton Duplex patenl isver, snchor escapePi2nt Le-
pi1e atent vertical ard pain. Gased IN supe:lor s7ts
ID y.rr4utcdj gold Gdl!d md Foo Chains. Seals aud
RiD.s Diamond Pins, Rings etc; Ladies and Gentle
a,sr. gold aud yar Spectacle and Pencil cascs :se
spoons, ForHs Ladies, Butter Knives &c. wasraFt2d ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

OF family, ',Sats emPlosaieHt a. N'S'N col
e,tcr CT CerySl some e'Js@e bGsiae> or teiaf
soul1 h1vcpn objection 50 Souiu binr stcIftsc-ai
% Seu Orleans. Address ;r0Scshcd Nstehr''' -
sh:s otasa
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osy.-Nce7tsaca I. .=t'N y 81 ~ 81 h9
IA Janlaics and Etookya Railroad S,ot. ~ '.sss=f
Jno. l.. Norton II. Iprlcs;on s;ii be r@ % SIS
~aly tisIr Office The llta 81 TsaeN
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EsG--SIS .sipe cas y Eat i eJss> ~
~ ssssts iiec,s Citez fl - t4.55zc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-07

&. Special areHton givta To Repairing fine W stca
Of eyary e.cri2tin b one O; The fncst ~orsInsh "
a~+erica SAMUEL D. ROCKWELL,
.d.;.t. o., ;ty,s1a# 1902 Gerry St
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-07
Sur nnterbaltung uno Belebruna.
Ser Sarbicr Dpn GSDtti,tae,t.

Gine balbe Stunbe mobte peraaneen
ieln. felt Dem ct an9efaneen bate, ibn
elnSufeifen, unb nod mar ct INNER nibt
fpeiter es perein9 nod cine &iertelitun,
De uno Der Sremoe rief feoesmal, menn
oer 9epla9te oufboren lpollte ,,nob mebr
einieifen !" Gnolid mar bic 6ono oes
Sorblers gang matt, ct lieB fie finfen,
uno fo9lelb f6rie Der Dide nit elmer
Stentoritlmme ,,nob mebr einIeifen p
uno 5ei9te babel einen Wuno, Der mobl
Den Soamono bate perfblinoen fonnene
- ~Sb fann ni6t mebr"- entibuloiste
it6 oer Barber. - so nebmen sic ei=
niee Sropfen bon oieier @unoerehen5,
Dem Seufel6 Glirir pom Or. Sault."
Sei oieien 8orten soe ct Elm Sldi1ben
NIT elmer rotben Sluili9feit aus Der Ga=
ibe, nabm ben St0piel ob, Span9 ben
Barber bic 6alfte 5u trinfen, uno fprob
oonn: mum fobren sic fort, MIDI ein=
suiefen.r
gs perein9 no6 eine babe Stunoe, es
fblu9 Mitternabt, bic Gampe erloi6,
nur oer Mono erleubtete bic Stube, uno
no6 INNER rlef oer Sremoe: ,,no6 mebr
einfeifen." 9ta6 elmer anoern babe Stun.
De puroe bic Stimme oes fleinen oifen
Mannes minoer raub; ct fbien einsus
fblofen, fling an su fbnar6en, uno fans
melte nur in lan9en 3tpifbenrdumen {:
,,nob - mebr - Elm - fei- fen !" unb
bic SGne fbeinen aus einem 8rabe bers
auf3ufomn1en. Gine 8olfe perbullte jebt
ben Mono, es trat poufommene Siniters
nib elm, unb ben Barber befiel cine un=
beibreiblicbe Inof.
lber bic 4n9it CAB ibm au6 Mutb, ct
i6lieb laneiam 5urief no6 oer 5bir 3u,
nm su entidlapfen, bate ieoo6 faum Die
Sbwele erreidbt ols ibn elm oonnernoes; {;
nod mebr einieifen!" tpie elm Slie:
ftratl traf. ST mubte tpieeer an feline
ibredlide Qrbeit; bet fleine Dide ibien
ausseiblafen gu baben, ben er fbrie piel
ftGreer als fonft, labte, pfifT nno fang
,,gSenn gu mGoe biit, Otter, 70 trinfe
uob einn,ot aus Der Slaibe u fa9te
er.
,,Seet 1T ei6t n0tbi9er als Srlnfen"
- entee9nete bet Sarbier, uno in Dem:
ielben Ineenblid lab ct in oer Sunfel:
belt stpei funfelnoe 2(ueen neben iib leubs
ten. sic 9ebSrten bemSremeen, uno per=
breiteten einen r6tbliben S6imner Inn
iib; oas 6aor fbien itb in f6rparje
Slamrten 5u pernanbeln uno bas Snnere
ces Wnnbes eli6 oer Seffnune zines
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-07
8SHssspae5lte G3itGtersteGle,
re ii 1t u 1t q.

gs 1T baswort, bas eb bierher seftbrietet
Gar oft Elm QSort BON inbalt(ebperem CHM
Salb freut es eudb, balo piro es eueb betrnben,
Sur 8reuoe sisbt es wie CUR 9rauer bin.
&a6t lebn einmal, in ipelberlrl Seitaltem
Scr 9rennuns Bib BOT enb ittb ,plro
settalten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-07

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-07
5orebt, ipelber Numcr,

5orebt, nelber Numor,
cBas 9ebt oenn bcr -
gs 1T Gins bon pen gbepaaren
Die ltbnea sufammen 0tb sefnnsen,
Sei Dem AUDI fhnca babln 9eltbwu'losn
9es 5alIss Slid uab ,penis Sabrei.
gs sanft bic Srau bonn frhben Gage
Bis su bet ipaten mitternabt
Gle 1T bes Wlannes ar9ite pla9G
Die ibM aum Srunftnbclbe matbt
9snn weiB sr's nidt mebr aus3ubalten.
$a6t CT Sen gsit pes Sranntpelns rpalten.
Da sisbfs benn prIsel cbne 3abL
.tnb jsoe Stunbe nene DUAL.
3u enoen bic spla9e
Sebt man sur Sla9e,
ltnb bic Sentens fommt in bas 6aus,
ltao fpriebt pas 9Sort Der - 9rennuns aus
0as lit ein ,pabres 1Bort per Srenoen
gs enpete bes W1annes <siosn.
Des O1annss 6er5 muB es erfreu'n
9uf folbe Irt setrennt gu fein!
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qBer iit's benn, Der Tim Mltternabt

qBer it's bsun, BET Tim Wl,tternabt
Dort ilber feinem Saiten ,pattt,
S(eitb, flapperpirr, init blauer >ippet
8leieb enem ipanoernoen Serlppe?
Srr 6arpar iit'e; init Insit uno Gler
Sewaett ct Ieinc S6dBe bier
Sci ibnen fnett er fein Sersnasem
Sern blsibt oas SsG're bon ibm !iesen
gr tennt niebt ces BpbItbuns 8ei3,
Slur Sele, nno ,pisber Selo, ilnb Seis.
gr sablt fein Sslo init phrren Sinssrn,
Tim einen pennp es perelnsern,
Oas braett' ins Srat ihn por bet Seit.
Oa forte lelne Selisteit
Sremnb 6apn.
CT trat su ibm ins 5aus hinsln,
lluo Ipraeb Sc ,piatt Ou mtb nibt teilsn !
9enus bait Ou aelsbt allbier,
Belm 56asubuno 1T Ocin Ouartier,
Don 9elnsm Sebas mubt Ou bid trennen,
On nimmit ibn ntbt ins @rab NIT Or -
O1ein &eIer 9u seitebtt es Gin,
@olcb' cine Sebipere Srennunssttunoe
WluB einem Iclhen sci5 gen 5unps
Gar Ibrstlieb nnp sar bitter feln
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Oort liest auf feinem &ranfsnbette,
Gin 5err, nnb feuf5t, llnb Inn bic QSette
plast i'm jsbt Siht unb pobasra,
Sebt, ipie (ttb bic Ooetoren jaaen,
Wsnn einer aufb6rt ibn gu pIassm
ST fbon Elm Inb'rsr tpieper ba.
9pb fte9eH feline ei9nen &rafta
Der patient bat cute Sdfte,
Sein Necipb tritt bei ibm ein.
Stun fiblt ct fteb ipe neu sebcren,
ltnb trennt ith frcb bon Den 9cfteren,
Sie 3rennnn9 mas bic 81 (te fein.
Sort Sbr bet @lpfsn 9umpfes sauten ?
2Bas mag bic itbwar5e 9ebaar beceutem
9ie bort gum Sirbbof fb bsweat?
llno ,prr miro IN bem fhipar5en Ba9en
70 febr be,peint babin setrasen?
2Sas iit's, bas ioltben Sbmera erreat
0ie 9rennuns it's bon einemSatten,
Der, ab d! NUN in ras Nei6 Der S6atten
Bon alien 1elnen $iebm fttwanb.
Sbm fcl9en lsiner &inber 9brdnen,
Ger treuen Satin ban9es Sebnen;
y etrennt 1T ibrer $ebe 8anb.
Setrennt 3 auf etpis ?-SleiG, pir bcffen
llnb alaaben es init 3upsrItebt,
Gin 2SteSerleben ttebt uns offem
lIno etp'9e 3rennun9 sibt cs niebt
go ut oas lSort, oaS ib @ub berasltbrsbsn,
9cb Wcbl Elm Bort bon inbaltlbwerem CHM
Den etnem frsut'S, ben Nnbern maas betrllben,
Den jlebt's sur Cuff, unb ben 5ur Sreube bin,
9pdD, rrls lib AUDI bic Sunnun9 mag 9sifalten,
Selo unpspa9t, unb last bic @6ttsr rpaItsn!
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ben 9eiitli1en oes 8irbipiels, einen ol=
ten wurbieen Moun ST. ii6 bitten. Der
priefer lobte nidt, ionoern beritbtete.
oaB oiefes 6aus einit ;lpei Sriioern ous
Qrnerifa eebort babe, tpelbe bolo nod
oefen 2(ntauf ouf ratbielbofte 8eile uer=
fbpunoen feien. 8lutipuren batten auf
einen Moro bin0epieien man bate oe=
faet. Der Cine babe ben Nnoern eritoben.
atlein feinen Bemeis finben tonnen, 6r.
@. lief nun io9leib an Dem Srte no6s
fori6en 100 iene Gri6einun9 peribwuns
ben mar, uno oa fano ftb in Dem &obs
lenfeller wirflib Elm Sfelet, ,pelbes er
auseraben uno nit ben Ibli6en geremos
MEN sur Groe beitatten lief. Seitoem
fol- Die Rube oes Sauies nibt ipieber oee
fort pcroen iein. 6err @. uno feline
Samilie perlieBen es ieco6 nod an oen1s
Ielben Sage.
Ser Geiienos, Dem mir oieies entlebs
nem bat islbit Die eofalitdt in 2(u9ens
ibein 9enommen. Seet pobnt Elm S6neiz
oer bort. 9Sir 9eben oieie 8ei6itte,
ipie mir tie erbalten baben, obne lluffld=
run9; iie mag, tpie 70 man6e5 anoere
ltnentrGtblelte, oas Dem Yublifum bon
perfbieoenen Seiten er5dblt wiro, audi
ibr QlGb6en einnebmen.
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@ebt ibr ben Ssrrn oort, jung an Sahren
qDcb( III Dem praebt'sen Basen fabrtn?
Rein $eiben bat ibn ie scplast,
Sersnilsen i tt's, ,pornaeb CT jast;
gr,osen in bes Slifcs Sbocb,
Sf Ereuoe nur fein groenlccs,
Sas &elb pirft CT NIT poaen 5anoen
Oils (oat' es nia,mer bel ihm erosm
Bum SenItsr, tpie man ipritbt, blnaus,
ltno fIbret tets ein srpbes 5ans.
Sein Gelebet 0ebt ct frencis fieSeh
@r trennt BARON fb init Sersnlsen,
Sie 9rennllns matbt ibm Feline pein,
% mas cine lult'se Srennuns lein.
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Idb6en einnebmen.


Oie itor=Sibliptbef
in Reusyorf .-Die neue Sibliotbef, Don
pelber fbon mebrmals 0elprcben puroe,
unb Die 6r. S. S. 2(itor Der Staot gum
9eibenf su mo6en beabf6tiet, foll nun=
mebr unpersdelicb ins eeben oerufen wer.
ben. 6err 2(ifor bat gu oieiem 3spede
100000 on9elpeien, NIT Giniblub Ell
nes tpertbpo(len @runol ltifes am eafap.
cite 9loe. ouf tpelcbem bas Sibliotbef.
@ebdube erribtet weroen fol-. Oieier
erobarti9e 2infan9 bes llnternebmens fl
6ert Elm erfreulibes @eoeiben. Or. Goosz
peQ, elm Wann bon anerfannten literoriz
iben unb pifentibaflieben Seroieniten,
1T gum Sibliotbefar ernannt uno berelts
oamit belb6fti0t, ben poluminolen BIs
6srfotoloe nob Dem Muiter Der beribmtez
ftem europdiiben Siblictbefen su oronen.
Die Wii1eni6often iperoen our6 oieies,
bon Den Seoirfnihen oer 3eit orineeno
eeforoerte Snlfitut bler 3u eanbe einen
erfreuliben Smpuls erbolten.
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0oeb aud, Gin Srunnen Ieb6pft (lb aus,

9ob audi Gin Srunnen i66pft f6 aus,
3u fpdt aepabrt er bies init @rans,
Serfauft miro qDasen ipie bic spferbs,
S7ietts bleibt ibm anf bet f66nen groe
2((s cine Uusftctt - 1T 9e,pib,
Oie IusG6t auf'S Gefansnib:
Sir Nre,inoe pollen i'm niebt fennen,
Scr 0uea bet 8reuoe 1T brltest,
gr ,nu6 nun, rpie Iein Selo perfiest
Gid BON pem Neia bes $ebens - trennen.
9ie Srennuns, ib seiteb' es frei
9a6 &c Sar cine 8ittre isl.
Sbr fsnnet rpobl, san5 cbne 3tpeifeL
0emi6 9ar tnaneben arnen Senfel
Scr Bis gum 6als III Ghulosn tteft,
ltnb oen Die Sebaar ber @repitoren
Gid ftbon gum Opfsr auserforen.
gr miro NIT Nnsit ano Sebmab bsbeft.
Dct b6rt! Shm ttlrbt Elm redber Better,
Er er bt; nun 9noert ftd6 bas 2Detter
csu ouaenebmen SonnenItbein,
DEN armen 9hnloner 3u srfrsu'n;
Oenu baarer @esen Fam ins 5aue,
gr aablt ben Waniebaern aus,
limb ,uus BON ibnen lteb nun trsnnsn.
9ie 9reununs 1T rpobl 9nt 5u nennsn.
Gebt bort ben Sbneiber! er 5ertrennt
Das Srautfleio, bas er f6leebt 9ematt.
W7an bat surif es ibm sebraebt
ttno eiilen pfuf6er ibn seileunt.
Neb s! ba berssbt ihm SUIT uno $aeben,
gr tnis bas &leio bon Sleuem tnatbeM
8 febt, ipie er nun eili9 trennt!
Mein .pertber &eler! 20 Id ein Srenilsn
ST elm gar fbletbtes nur 3n nsnnsn.
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G3ie#stas 6sH 7. 8Hpi 1s4a.
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@eibdfts aus Il d ten in
Neu.Yorf Das gseu@orf 9anoels Soz
urnal fact nOie borten Seiten naben iib
ibrem Gnoe. Die @efbdfte fino felt eli
uieen Saeen siemlib lebbaft; bic 8eSabs
luneen aus Dem 9anoe linb befer; oas
@elo in ber Staot miro bdufi9; Die
Sbwieri9feiten, ,pel6e mir por feds Mos
ben porbsriaeten fno nibt einoetroffen;
unb bas 8ertauen eeipinnt feline Stdrfe
pieber. Ole Sanfen Beginner tpieber Elm
penio aus bet Sbaole su fbliipen uno
Die Gapitatiffen, tpeldbe ibr @elo einfbloi=
FEM fino nun frcb es pieoer in 8elbdf=
ten onSuleoeu.