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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

u The Ohio State Journal informs us that
it has an Editor, which we are glad to hear. But
it adds that it did not receive the returns Of the
late election that State till re days otter It should haze
done, which the very circumstance which gave rise In
mind the unpleasant doubt which our contemporary
takes dulseon In view 1t the business OF an Edl'
tor Especially of State JouEnaD TO make such arrange
viii the early receipt of correct returns OF
Elec,ous least of those in his vicinity We do
this al the expense of much time and money and we
eel wronged when contemporary which ought TO do like
wise fails IN the performance of its duty This not rem
derng measure for measure The O. S. j. loses temper
with us as uureasoaaby, when it would do far better
admit It's lault frankly and resolve 10 amend il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

L The New MIRROR is henceforth to be
issued in Monthly Parts we'll Weekly, Of which Part
for November has just appeared. II forms volume o.
pleasant reading handsomely embelshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

u Does the Brooklyn Epening Star borrow
the Editorials of the Eagle before they appear in
the latter The leader in yesterdays Star talks
of "a Tax of millions upon the community by the
Manufacturing u,eress and da,e on the excessive hours
sometimes exacted laboers in manufactures as though
excessive labor tyranny of Capital had existence blu,
in connection with Manufactures and though the Proec
ton Of Home Industry tended aggravae those
If we had found this article Loco paper We should
once pronounced i, most dishonest unjust and
sep, false attempt prejudice the LaboFeIs OF the Coun
try against the policy which alone can enable them
overcome the evil, it affects deplore bnt, finding
Of Wing paper, NE know not what to think Of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
CITY INTELLIGE nee.
WEDNESDAY, No

W EDNESDAY, NUFtIIlUeI T.
CouRr CALENDAR-Th Thursday. -. COURT OF
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos.l7, 49, AZ, TO- 81 1873, 20, o. 49,
81, 10, g. Sc, 81, 81, So, 81, -, SO, os
C,Rcu1r CouRr.-No new cause will be taken mp until
Friday.
SrrrRloR CouRr.-Argument week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

PEALE MUsEUM-Th he attractions of this place arr truly
great and The Manager should be sustained Performances
night al half.past O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

n The Courier and Enquirer has long ano
circumstantial account of the second attempt o'
Monroe Edwards to escape from pnson. 1t seems
.b;s time he resolved to sacrifice the life OF every
nerson in the Prison Hospital to effect his escape
On Thursday, ]. w. Edmonds, President OF the
commissioners. was at the Prison, to whom some
of tho convicts made known the purpose of Ed
wards and his fellow consprators TO flfe Inc Prson
and escape They were Immediately searched
and m Edwards were found, " long sharp-polnt-
ID f pair of spurs made OF leather with shoeacRs 10Y
b owe,s. y.loaded leather thong, and quantity Of
ocofoco na,chesaso letters written with pewter plum
met aud on wrappingpaper from his co-consPrator ms
on Friday 1t appears that he has two correspond
=; This Ctv iwho are known the ofcers) and they
1 in the practice of leaving letters for Edwards IN The
windows of the shop here he at work which are ac
cessibe TO any person at night"
The plan vas fire the prison, when their friends With
GU, would rush in and carry them off TO sloop waiting Tor
them in Tappan Bay when they would pass over to ROCK
land County, steal horses and escape
The diculty was fix he time. This they attempted TO
do by having Grams Of wheat and the windows
grain of the former standing for day. and one oil the latter
for week The wind scattering these 1t was finally re-
solved 10 carry the plan the first that strong south
west wind blowing and seize the soop OF the PRISON or
their purpose The for selecting might when the
southwest wind was blowing strongly wasShat the wind
from that quarter would carry the flames from the coors
shops directly on the roof of the hospital and chapel On
Friday the soop up before strong southwest wind
and fears being entertained that the attempt would be
made that night extra guard was put onthree kegs OF
powder placed the chapel to blow tuP 1t should catch
fire that might not communicate with the hospital and the
bde of re sick conyics arranged be removed
moment, warning The night however. passed quietly and
in the aoning Mr. Lyndes had Edwards brought into the
Keepers room who Immediately confessed alnamed his
accompces and begged piteously for mercy
No punishment inflicted as Edwards had lately mani
tested some feeling hearing of the want and misery he had
brought on his mother He wept when twas told him. and
said {" Mr. Lyndes, | deserve to die, know do Nh
Lynds thought would what effect this would have on
the hardened man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

u The store ship Lexington from this port to
the Mediterranean Consort from Boston to Africa and
another from Norfolk Rio, will all sail the orepar OF
this month for their respective stations
u The Mayor and Board of Council of Louis
VILE have resolved tender the freedom Of the city 10 John
Quincy Adams in his projected ysitto that place;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

u The HurcHINsoN's gave their second Con-
cert at the Society Library last evening, before a
respectable, and, to Judge by their enthusiastic
applause, well pleased audience.
These children of the Granite Hills are fast
winning their way to the hearts of our music
loving citizen. Nor need we wonder when we
listen to their performance of such pieces the Grave of
Bonaparte" and the Vulrure of the Alps. Their appeal
is 10 the hea-and Of this character fayors their de
sign pieces of lighter character they also give with
good ef!ect-the miIthmoving Calomel for instance
The Hutchinson's have melody Of their own simple
aud truthful the cultivation Of which will render them emf
ueut, independently OF foreign embellishments Their
pieces touch the Of mudtudes who would be una
eced b the splendid performances of our opera sing
srs and they thus render essential service By awakening In
them love Of song.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02

Gov JONES of Tennessee has been presented
with full suit of Domestic Silk by the Silk
growers of that State in acknowledgement of his
efficient services to the cause of American Indus
thus
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-04
r OSE OTN n TtT E ~ ",
FOR TTETE;ye.
RiNGwoRMs, rIMPiEE on THE FACE, AND OTHER
..r.-A,.. -I.-t..As

RiNowoRMs, rIMPiEs on THE FACE, ASD OTHER
CUTAvrous TRurrfoNs.
OF Tie faNo,cing ccr',f ,fea'e describes one gfiae
mast e.rraordinuty cures eucr Erected ly rag
application.
PH1LAprrrutA, February 10, 1893.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. Trrrru or the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1886, varying in vjo-
lcnce, hut without ever Disappearing. During most
of tic time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head swee1 Of inrs until it fcli os If II
would iurst--lhe swCllin was so great, that could
scarcely get my hat on During the long period
that was eTlclci with the disease, | usei great
many ~ pcaiion.. (nnnnt them several celebrated
fteparatlons) "a ", Il as iaEiru inward remedies
Including rumhar ofhattl, of Sicaim's PGaac.r.
Eriroct Of Sar5npanlu, SC, In fac, il would ho
impossible 10 enumetae all tie medicines used
was also under the care Of two of the most dis
tnguished physicians Of rlii city, hat without re.
ccying roh benefit. nnd | despaired of ever being
cured. III the fl Of 1896, he disease at the time
heng very violent, I commcnce3 using the Rose
Ointment (prcpnrcd hv Nauehon & Dlvis.) In
fw applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ahacd, the trnution began to disappear,
and before had used lr The disease wa entirely
cured. II hes now teen nearly vrar and half
since, aud there is not vcstiTe Of the disease re-
mniriup except the sclrs from the deep pits formed
by the disease Il is impossible for me tn desert >
in n certificate the se,,rity of he discase and my
suT. riuy bu, will he PIE scl 10 give rl'lsr uc.
conut to any person wan,irg further satisfaction.
who will call on the. AZ tho time | rmcJcel
using thc Il SC Oiu'mrn! would haze given hun
dtcds of dolas to bc rt # the disease. Since u.
sing It, have reccmm,uicd !, TO scvcrpl vcrsons
(nmung them my mother, who bad tho disease tad.
Iy on her o,,u.) who ware al cured by it.
JAMES DURNEIL, No. l5G. Race ST.
l-r Tie Rose Ointment is prepared BY Z. d
Vaulhan. Sou'h E9et corner of Third aud Eacc
streets Philadelphia, anl so!j on agency in Sunhu.
~. by II. b. MASSER,
NV l4th 1913. Agsat
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ca CTEt1S ~.


As lhtre arc at this time many Nj5Ee1 persons
t,a,y ,ugoged ia s,'inR oyuntcr!ti, medicine uU-
t,r tir u.u,r % the Indian Vegetable Ps--ard 10
thee t.srcyaic m,u ar, So utterly reckless Of con.
s,Guorrrs, that msnv valuable lives may by los, in
cousequgucr at u-'uF lhcir dreadful compounds,
the public ere cannrncd against purchasing any
ri, sunless the ,les Of he boxes the following
wording is Euua
WRlGHI'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(Mi'aa Pwgatiuc)
OF TIRE SouTn ANEnIcAS CoLLFGE or HEALTH.
And ase to lie especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine u any person except the regu-
l1r advertised agents.
AGENTS FOR ORTHUMBERLAND CO
Pennsylvania
H. b. Massor Sunbury--N" 70. =,
thumhcrond-Jarob Haas :, -''y'ns NOR
Huh, Maboroy-R" -''smohh = 0auiue'
Thomas Foh ~''y ~ ha's husus'a, ;,
NsE~ -."er Milton 49, Ireland q Me'@'h
: -.ersyile-E 5. Piper, Vurbu;ey.i'o-Jame'
RocG, Pousera,c II. klasc, SnNdorslown-
II. II, Kigbfi, y, NJ, ElysbuTg i. Own
Lsi-rnring, + NJ, Un.un Conner.
OGire and General Depot for the sale c
Wrighi's IsdiGn Vegetable Pills, Wholesale am
RetGh, NO, 100 RACE STREET, PHlLhDEL
rHtA Msy q, l6is,--ly
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S n 4 n
-EE-Ey & y T-BE- -7E91 -M~9
No. CD North Third, Gbore Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

hCCoMNonA1IOHs FOR SEVENTY PRISONS.
ItHARLES WEISS, late ct tie "Whne Swan"
y oud "Monnt Vernon House. respectfully il.
forms bis friends and customers that lie La. become
the proprietor cf tie above well known Hotel.
Country Mcichort. viii fnl the above Hotel
central ycson, aud the hest Of fare. Persons ira.
yelling with private conveyance viii find n large
ya5l erd COED sall,ng for holscs, and tie hest Of
ostlcs. Boarding 5 pcrday.
Nov lilh, ,lSto.-ir
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NH s; s;
HOUSE,

No. 237, North Thir3, G5orc C"NotchW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
EOHN DUNCAN, late from the Pernsylya
s. nin Farmer, anl SamucI Pike, j., la'c Of 4.
morican Hotel, Columbus, Ohio take pleasure in nc
quartng their friends and the public generally lhat
they have taken the large aud commolious Ho,rL
recently built by the Mess,s. Hart, on the same site
once occupied hy the old esahiished liotcl known
the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow.
hill st.
This Hotel is finished in the very Lest possible
manner. and Of the heat materials It's location Is
very dcsirahe. particularly fer county merchants :;
the arrangements sor hearg and vcntilatng each
room is such 10 secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy, aIl furnished in
neat style, so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parors also fu, iehcl in sn-
perb sty 10, the windows are on the French style,
forming on entrance TO hscony in front, which
makes pleasant recess Particular attention has
been given 10 the beds and b dding which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, We
trust, by strict assduity to business, to make ,his
house desirable stopping place. OuE table wall
always lie supplied with tie very best our market
afford, and our bar with the best hquoIs nnd
wines o the most approved brands.
P.S There are first rate s!sbins hra carrisar
houses attached TO the hotel, attended tY catll
and sober ho,l lers and cur oharpCs III be low, IN
accordance with tie rresent had tiue'.
Philadelphia, Oct. Ilh, lGi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-04
Tie best nciioj .f6r he Abolition Of Disease
is 10 c'canSc anl purify The Body.
ygFgEGsTEErS
INDIAN ETAT3AE E'EELs
THE
.NSrfh .Fmerfcnu CeIlsee of fFfGnh,
70 rn,v Lrnrltll.-cl ~ he Tho lnsi Mrlirnn in


.Nbrfh .Fnericna CaNsee Of fFfG,h,
Are now acknowledged TO- he he best Medicine iD
the World for the cure Of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASE.
HNECAUSE they completely cleanse the sto-
Il - mach and bowels from tn Sc bilious and cor.
rupt humors ~'ich arc the cause not only Of
Headache, Gddincss. Pnlpitson of the He rt,
Pains in The Bones, Rheumatism md Gou', hut
every malodv incident to man. SAID lNnlAN
VEGETABl T. PILLS are certain cure f,r in.
te,mtent remittcd, nervous, innamaiory and ru'rd
Fevers. because thCv cleanse the piay from those
morbid humors, which, when confined 10 tho circn-
ation are the cause of MI kinds ofFENBRS. so,
aso when the same impurity Is Deposited On the
memhiare nui muscle. cnusjne rAirs lntlain1'
tons and swencs called RHEUMATISM
GO1 T, &c. Wrehts Irian Vegetable filIs may
he relied IN os alwaya ettlin 10 give r'ef. and II
rcrscvcrcd with, according to directions " II mes;
assu,cjlv. end without fnii, make pcrGcc, cu Of
lhc above painful nalolics. From three to six Of
eaid Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night 60.
ing 10 bed, will IT, n short time completely rid
the body from every thing that is opposed to health,
that RhPumn'ism, Gout. md pain Of every descrp-
,ion, will hr literally DRIVEN FROM TIE BO'
DT. For the rie reason, when, from sudden
changes Of Rtmo rhcrc, my other cause. The po-
spirs,ion is checked, and the humGrs vhCh shoGt'
pass ofl' hy ,hr skin ere thrown inwor1ly, causing
ihNbt'cllL' HibD'-NH H@N' ""u.' 80 '"
ness rain in The bones wa'eiy and II ii"nsd eyes
sore throat, h'a.sFh' $ cong gs' cons''nl ''., :;
'h'umau' pans III r'''ous ,,.T,,,,-Nr. -, n
imlny oth'r 5!mPGh' - Nn n.., 'n $500
give inmcli te r,ef. From three to six Of soiI
t"s '9Roh ''ey h'to' on enh,s 70 u'o' VIZ - .
sNo" "Hl'' nov o'y 'r'no't ~, we W -
SYMPTOMS 'u' 'h' o""y WIZ, !" E".'' ""''' ''
70 even T1uyr MI, AM,
- 81 e'A; y" =, ~ 80,
,'N''-- W S",, n'"I"" "'S ~" -
en- "no car 'iI, 'y 'e stomach anu u"','s; "'".v
'oreh lh"gny hni"1'-' W,IcN s'P UP ID Wv ,'
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l.,
Doctor william Wrieht--De.r Si'-lt is witt!
great sai faction | inform you OF Jy having leeu
,ntGt!y cured of Nysuep-g, Of five years s'audr &,
ly the use of your lNpI.N NEGETArLE l'iLLs.
Previous 10 rg wish your celebrated ul,d.-
cre h'd been under the hands of sevola. physI-
ciarr rrd hat rricd vaiou, medicines; hut al t"
no effect. After using ono % cent box # ,cnr
PILE. low,y1r ! experienced SO much be eft ha,
resolved % rlts,vcrt in the use Of them according
10 directions, vl iyh am happy to state has result
Cd in perfect cure. lUCrattude 10 You TT the
great benefit ! have rCSei,Cd, aud also u the hoTe
Ihat others similarly o.lllcicd may tc induced lo
make tiial Of your cS'mrdn1ry medicine, send
you tins statement with full lhc.ty to publish the
same, ii You think pr per- Nour', &c.
New Ycrh, Jun, 10, lsll. &C. BLACK.
Mr. Rrhari Dennis, agent Tor Wish,'s Indian
Vegetable Pills.
Dear Sir have been afflicted for several yeets
with inward weakness and general debility, accom-
aricd al times with pains IN the side and other
! d,s'rrssg complaints. At having tried various
medicines without a, c. y was lcrsu Idcl ty lend
/ Pills which am happy to slate, have relieved me
/ in most wonderful manner. lhayc used he nae.
! dicirc n vet hut shout tuc. AMI have no doubt.
! hv Icrscveraucc in he use Of the mcdci accor-
I ding to dircrluus lh.t shall in a short tine he
! gerhc'ly restored,
ImosI Willingly recommend sa!1 J Is 10 a''pT-
Sons similarly afflicted, and in he full belief thai
/ 'hc same hercfc Al rcsuts will follow their use, re-
main you.s siucclCly, HENRY a. FOOTE
Wawafslug, User CO. \. y,
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This Is ,n Gently that | have used WEiaRT' s
FyTIAN EIgrrAnIE PMS with lhc greatest hene-
1T: hsyir surrrly cured myself Of tie i,qus nl at
,aCke of Sch Headache, 20 vhioh hod previously
teen subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
3G2 Greenwich street. \. Y.
To Mr. Richard Dennis, Agent Tor Wrght's r..
dian Vegetable Pills.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-04

Il srl - .,,sE OINTN GNT, received
'-.-ty H. y NASsER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-04

IN AND AfTEH SATlNlAG, arm l. lt4Si
The passenger trains vii leave al the following
hours:
Philadelphia aud PoEsriNs.
From Phi'adelphia, at c AN. Mt,
From Po,,s,ine, at GAN. D"'y
Hoars Of possiHE Etcdug.
For PotisvilS, at 50 \. NJ. Mt.
For Philadelphia, at u 4. VI 5
Both uans pass AT Po,slown, The down trau
breakfasts at Reading, and the up train at Noris
toxin, for which is minutes are allowed at each
Stallion.
F.g Fs.
Between Fo,ts,ile * Philada. $3.50 6 $3.50
B,;wccn ReaAing & de-. 2,25 < l,55
Between do s. Pottsvie, Lao & Ice
ExCCRsio. TICKErs-GoOD ToR RETUENIhe
NENT DAY.
po,wscn Po,tsyilc 4. Pbiaa,!phis, s. GO
Rc,,,osn E,sl,rq 4 do. SOC
Between do. d potlsyilr, 9,
An he trains VIII stop for way IassenscEs a
the usual points
! a. An passerSe,s ere requested TO IE''-
! ,heir tickets hgfurc the trains stat. -"
Nav 81, ls42.-'f
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%s.AS e EESTEIE,

WuOLESAIE AND RETAIL BOOKsEL
lERS AND STATlONERS.
No. I22 Chesum Street, below 9TH,
Philadelphia.
z y EEP constantly on hand genera assort-
ES&, mont of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical Classical, Misccllano
Gus and School Books, Day Books. oil sizes Lca>
gers, do, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Writing
Pavcra, Wrapping Papers &c &C., which they Of
Ter Of lhe lowest riocs 10 Country Merchants Pre-.
:rssonal G,nlirmcn, Teachers, and al others that
ma, favor hem with their custom.
Phi'aItIAi,. No, 'ln'or i3. lSi2.-lv.
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ESE+E4 aEES
DE GZEs TEN EIzG Il O.
Cor,l,r 0G Thrd GaH Vine SlyYetS,
WTxLrAWSPCRT, PA.

t2ss cA - TEA E6EG I4 O.
Corn'r Of Thrd and Vine &jr,eiS,
WGEGEAMSPcDT, PA.
FETHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
z public, that he h's ol cncd a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on the corner Of
J h',l aud Pine streets, where he will be happy to
wait upnn those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and convent
ent, md furnished IN tie bet modern stale. l. j,
provided with laTgc number Of we'll aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms private
IaIorE, &C. FegoIs visiting " Nilismsport on bu-
f'ncss or p'ea-ure, may rest assured that every CT
eIliou will ie used TO render hcir soj1ugr az the
Eagle Hot,i' pleasant aud agrloa1ie His TALL
will be supplied with the very bee. The n,- eco, g
foTds, and his bar with he % olcea MAJ and obe,
liuoTs-IhaFses reasonable. The Faple Hotel
r eater sdV..,tages in point Of location
any o'hc. similar establishment in The borough
pel-s situate in the business part of the town, and
within d convenient distance Of the Cont Houst
and Williamspori and Elmra Rail Road Depot
Sufficient StebHng provided, and good and uus'y
ostleTs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servant
have been emFloy ed, aud nothing lei undone tina
will add TO the comfort aud accommodation oi p.
. guests
There will he a carriage always in atten.sance ,
the Boat Landing TO convey Passengsrs to and froI
the House, free Of charge.
OHA9tEs BoRRoWs.
May I4,h, let2.-G
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ASy
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THE subscribers, having entered into partner
l. ship in the practice Of The law, viii be happy
10 .t,eud 10 oil business entrusted 10 their core.
Collections will be promptly offended 10.
They may always be found at their office. in
Market street, Sunbury, formerly occupied by
VIM. Dewart, decd. a stcrs-room.
WILLIAM l.. nEWART.
CHARLES !. BRUNER.
Snnhnrv, Fob. 4ih, lSt3.-lv.
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ANK NOTE list.
pENNsTlvANEA.

The following list shows the current value Of III
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re.
innce may he placed upon it, ss it Is ersry ioteh
carefully compared with al corrected from Ii k.
nel's Reporter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-10

le seute, melde ibre mete 3ett ouf hem 9Rilden be-
pfcroe Subrtn9en nm tploe pferce uno an6eres Stel
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an e1ulauenoe Gdffe fir &leioer uno ancere 8eollrf
nlile oustouiden. @S it gar nht6 SeItenes> ba6 Elm
:laann big lOr ia 1eIbit 10000 Stud Gtnooteb be-
let pas 1An nd>ts fOlfet au6er Der Sefctoun9 11no
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oeler Der belten dfcn, tDte man ne af @reen tennt
NIT etncm Soben, Der fetnem anbcrn nadteht, etnert
Sllma, ro6 jeoem anoern oprsuSeben titei1 fcld)es
Sano IN ben dnben zines betrlebiame1 une unterneh'
1enoen Ncltes, pi1roe III rt gar erner 3elt 1t1tt rs
9eno etrem 9anse ocs @rofrei1es ben 1ersleia aus
halten Die merifaniIde Heoierun9 1T 9enets clden
periOnen beraH 9anboerpiOt9ungen gu 9eben, rpelhe
ld bereit nben taer, ben @io Der 2reue su Ieen II.
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SeQstltel fOnnen bon ben SewChnern bes Sanoes
u1 cine tpahre Sfetnt9telt 9efauf pereen, II. af ben
70 an9etauten Qdnoereten fann Der 9lusldnoer etne
eisenen rcli9oen Mnfheu unseitOrt fcl9en uno iber
ein Beibthum ocrfisen, rpc c6 tbm beliebt uno gut
onnft.
Der bette unb einSise ge9, auf rDeldem man nil
Bd9en III bteles 9anb tommeu fann, 1T Die lleberite
9un9 Der SelIensebir9e nohe ben @etpd6ern oes pat
tcflufes bon 0a III ben SObaquelen AM Bdrenfluile
cberhalb ees 9roBen 9anoiees, BON od nad Sort 6al
am eetpis Cber SdbIansenfulIe, bon ca in sebOrlSe1
Hthtun9 weltlid uah Der nbrolthen @abel oeS NorD
ODER S9oenfues, an DieIem SlufIe htnab bis Su BEN
punfte, tDc er ben Gee ant SSuBe Der @dluorna9ebtr
&c bOet, bon ba oirett Iblid at benz 6ltttdeu TuBt
oieer @ebirse cine Strece pcu 400 Meilen bin Biz
3ur Seraldludt, in etucm Gage burd oieIe Sdlu6
anfs bic Gbenen Der beioeu 9anies. suf beier Bahl
|9ibt es feline ousel nub Serge, peLbe fur Ddeen nr1
bequem gu pa(ren pdren, rno bic eiHStae ;u iberw1
IceHoe Supterqfett 1T bic qrDEe QuotttGt Gdn6 I'M
elm febr Idfttses Oerappe, genannt ,pilber 9aso,
mas es enem ein;eluen @eipaune fat unm0sd, mad,
lrgeno etUas mebr, als einen leeren Waeen pcrpdrt
gu aeben. Die ednsc Oiefes Sanoes unto Sascs be
trd9t unsefdbr lO-l2OO Meilen. -"
Seoer, oer oieie 8abn in @eeufhaft slnoerer einsu
lhla9en tptnidlt, mus b nit binreideuben Maule elu
QSd9en uno eebensmittelu per1ebcn.