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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
UICLAY

Amos Kendall. the humble bee who does al The
buzzing iUr the LocofOcos, has published in his
ExpOsitOr' en- Address 10 The Democracy Of the
United States, the origin Of which no thus anuoun.
ceg
"A number Of friends Of Mr. Van Buren,, in the
District Of Columbia, IN UstD If the DANCE, ,gb,cI
threat Hs their party and their principles have caused
The following remarks 10 be prepared, which. bav
ing been submitted 10 them. and approved. are nos,
by their direction, recommended 10 the consdst,foo
Of their political brethren"
Verify locofscoism must be in dangsr-mps, run
On the rocks, Il Van Buren, s The only pilot 10 ,ys,
iher The storm. We needy hardly follow Amo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-A meeting of tho
Washington Temperance Society. will lake place
this evening at The City Hall at early candlrghi
when the GLOWING que ton proposed by Mr. 5
Bell oi New York, will be discussed viz
is the Signing of Total Abstinence pledge in
accordahce with Protestant Christianity.
The Ladies and Citizens generally are inviteI To
attend r bEGCE Ser'v
oct 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

more hsh were taken among The stones
at the tai 81 the cast, and the sport in
ihe cafry.wheel being now ended. the
hsh were slowed in the hold Of the boat.
the crew Jumped ashore, aud right
hearty appeal was made 10 the whisky
! bottle. II was first rendered TO the vet
eran, Tom Purdi7, 10 whom it was al
ways observed to have a natural gravi
tatIon, bit To the astonishment of all,
he barely put his lips To the quaigh,
and passed II TO Ills nephew.
why, uncle, mon! what the de'il's
came owre YET | never kent We refuse
draPrlc afore-no, not sin was cal
liant. Gamma thole TO see you gang
that gait
why, I'll tell We wha, it is, Charlie,
| go, repreef from Sir Waiter for be
ing iou the Ither night
9Th, uncle! how was thatr
why, lays Sir Walter, Tom says
he, 4 sent for ye or Monday, and We
were not at home at aIght clock
doubt ye were lou, Tom 'l'll Just tell
We the hale truth says | Il gaed round
by the men at work by Rymer's Glen.
and came in by fairfield, then | went to
Darnick. and had a glass o. whiskey wi
Sandy Trummel at Susy's, and | was
JouSt coming ava when Rob slept in
and cried for half mutchkin. was
/ not Tor takkln mair, but the glasses
were filled, and | did not like to be beat
VI them, go | took mine' 'And is that
AL We had, Tomr said Sir Walter. .Ay
indeed, was it, said |, but heaven have
I N | q. : :.
uII | vas ganging up by Jenny Mer
GERS, b. Coats Green, and when | came
up by kaeside, | wanted to see Master
Laldlaw, but ! thocht durstna gang in.
and how ! got hame dinna ken. for
never minded it nae mIir, but our wife
was IN a terrible bad key i the morning
because | was saIr wanted last night =
wen. said the minister, 'yo maun new
er do the like again, Tom.' We then
goed to the woods and lhinned the trees,
and ldbOred WI the axe at thae that
Sir Waiter marked. Now, Tom says
he, you wnl 90 hame with me. Tor YOU
have been working very hard, and a
glass OF whiskey will do you good aud
he cawed 10 Nicholson TO bring Tom a
glass o GlenlIvet. tux it down; and
man, If yed found il! it beats a the
whlskey | ever tasted in my life. well,
fom,' said Sir Waller, how do YOU feel
after it? Do you think another glass
would do you any harm?' said nae
thing, but | lhocht | wad like anither,
and Nicholson poured out ane, and TUX
II. Then the master said, Tom, do
you feel ony thing the waur o'Il' mae,
nae said ! but IFS terrible powerful,
and three times as strang as ony whis.
key ! ever drank in my liGe.' Then,
Iom, said Sir Walter, never tell me
that three glasses o Susy's whiskey
will all ye iou, when We have drank
twa O. mine, which ye say is three times
as strang, an ye feel all the better for
it, Hey man, never was so ta'en by
the face IN all my life. | ddna ken
where TO lux. The ell fa' if he ever
catch me sac again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

SOMETHING NEW a man.wns tried lSiefy,
at the Gore assizcs, Canada West. for steal ng
trunk and its contents. The theft was committed
ON hoard o steamboat that plies between Lew i,tnn
and Kingdom. The trunk wus stolen nj some time
while the boat was on her way from Kingston l., Lew.
ision. and The trunk found in the prs .ners pos
session. but The Judge stopped The case. bccause
lnere was no evidence rn prove that the theft was
committed while the bat was on tie Canada side ,f
The bnundry line; VI Course Il committed ON ii q
American side, the Court had MOI iir- Icil,,n
All this Is clear enough. hut now comes the pinch
OF The ease Tne owner of the trunk applied To the
ouri that u might Ice restored io him. but this tho
Cont refused saying that the prisoner must FIRST be
c"n'Itled:ihe prosecutor must apply tp the Giver-
nor "i New York for n requ'sIuOn the G. veruar
ol Canada. To have the thief surrendered Tor Iru in
New York and then he must be prosecuted To con.
VIcon IN New York before the properly curlL DO
restrred.
The owner did not chose TO take all this trouble
IN the prisoner vas drsrlrar. od-takng the trunk
with him. Of course This seem. 10 he n rather
crouked course for justice iU run.-h. Y Com Ale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

MARRIAGE.-Marriage is the moth.
or VI the world, aud preserves Kingdoms
aud fills cities aud churches. Celibacy,
like the fly in the heart Of an apple,
dwelIs ~ perpetual sweetness, but sits
alone, add IS confined, and dies in singu-
Iarity, but marriage like the scfuI bee,
builds house and gathers sweetness
from every 40 ser, and labors and unites
into societies and republics, and sends
Out colonies, and fills the World with
delicacics, keeps order, and exercises
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
WHEELING DAILY TIMES,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, lsAs,
FOR President IN 1874,
Ill Il y TX L e. l. .AY.
For VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS

OHIO ELECTION.-Anerh having s,cerroi,.d
'na' We mad elected nine members Of Congress to
Twelve Loco ocos, which considering the gerryman.
der "i The Stale. must DO acknow lodged wing
victory we have wsiIed patiently To know exactly
how the Legislature stood before we presented n
list We have now the entire returns correct and
are prepared TO sum up as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

The Gazette should have credited he story OF
John smith yesterday, 10 the Argus uoIes, the har.
mony Of opinion end feeling apparent between the
two osiiGes such transfer Of favors u however
possesses one merit OforginiIityyz. that Of locating
The meduallons Of Mlrus On the ruins Of the Fer.
nal City"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

We Furnish our readers 10 day with a letter from
Mr. Clay IN reply to questions prOpounded him. lie
s frank and explicit 10 his reply. aud no reasjnab e
man can find fault with IT, The opinions expressed
upon the subject calculated to produce hsrmo.
ny. and such course has Mr. Clay always looked
upon ss one Of the primary objects ola statesman
With the present tariff Mr. Clsy expresses himself
satisfied, us q measure Of protection; 80. we believe
are oil wsil wishes 10 their country, II we except
some slight amendments whore protection is lruly
needed; such or 10 silk &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
(CoHcindsd incur Bsri)

THE WINGS or NEW JERSEY, Although
dvfeatsJ IN The late election. The Wings Of New
Jersey are not dishsarsnsd nor dismsyed The foI.
lowing proceedings Of The Wings a. Princeton
breathe the right spirit, and may Be taken o. al IN.
dsE Of the sentiment, prevalent elsewhere in Nov
jersey
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
SOUND VIEMS FROM MR- CLAY
From Tic Lagrange (GeorguJ II raid

EI'ih Tue Lhsfniye tIeOrgu) Ii raid
LETTER FROM MIR. CLAY,-The following
teller rom the Hon Henry Clay to US. in reply to
certain Undergraduates prupounded by US in letter
dated August, %, 1913. a copy Of which we insert
below.
p'riIon OF our letter was dictated or. at least
reques was made and the questions written uul.) by
one Of the most prominent democrats in Geurga; 80
lar as relates To the first two quesII.ns.
The views Of Mr. Clay meet mnst hearty up.
probation they are, indeed, the very spe qua non Of
OUR prime pies.
We hope ihuse ofour friends, who have. in pri
vnie cOnversatIUn. pledge themselves 10 US - sup.
port The Wing parry. provided answer from Mr.
Clay should he Ieceived-aud " hich answer should
be repugnanI To high Protective TariiT-will not
forget their promises when they read a. letter
Let every democrat read the leiIer-and let il
not he charged upon us any more. that we are
I'll. IA PrOtrcuve Tariff men.
The letter OF Mr.. Clay. dated 18Th September
last. did not each until the 81 nsI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

EpIcurs' say that Messrs. Parkers' turtle soup is
fine and that they 90 up oysters style never be-
ore known IN these diggins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
BANK NOTE & EXCHANGE LIST
Corrected for the Wheeling Times.

Corrected for the Wheeling Times
sTANDARD-GoLD AND SILVER
OHio Philadelphia bank pa r
ClhcinAau Banks par Southwark bank par
Franklin BIZ Columbus I'd Western bank mar
ChilIcoihe 2d Bunk of Penns . mar
4 Lancaster Sud Il OF Penn tuwnsh par
Com. ok Lake Erie 5Od MOyamehsIng hank par
Crbana bank oOd Mechanics bank par
Granville bank sod Manu- a. Mech blk Par
Canton hank GOD Bank OF Chester CO. paT
Cleveland bank BOD Bank Of Delaware co par
ScioIo bank god Bank of Germantown par
Geanga bank, Western Blk Of Montgomery co car
Reserve ,MassIlon, Colum Doylestown b. Bucks copnr
o'uIa, rAr'hels On S'eu' f.aslOn bank par
benve, bk M Pleasant. Farmers blk Bucks co pnr
BelmoRtbk S ClaiIsville, Franklin blk Wash'ion par
NJ uskIngum ok, Clinton Mong. Blk Brownsville Id
bk OF Columbus, bank Of Columbia bank and
Wooster, bank of Sandus- Bridge Company 2
ky, bank vi XenIa, bank FarmeTA' J'k Lancaster y
oi Marietta, Warren bank Lancaster county b'A
ClrclevIe, GAINESVILLE biz York bank 3
Dayton,nnd Norwalk, = Il Bank of Chambersbure 3
KENTUCKY.All banks par Gettysburg bank 3
INDIANA BIZ OF SuSquehanna co 80
State Bank a. br'chs ID Miners blk of louisville 3
Slate Scrip Bod Bank Of hllddleown 3
ILLINOIS B'kofNorlhnmbeTland par
Stale bank and branches Carlisle bank .
So Farmers blk Of Re aiding 2
ShawneeIown % Harrisburg bank 3
MICnGAN uncertain Honesdae bank 2
PENNEssEx Lebanon bank 3
All banks 4a5d Ere bank 8
VIRGINIA WaynesbuTgh bank 3
All banks par Bank OF LewIsOvsn 2
PENNsYLyANIA NorIhampIO bank
Banks Of P,u-burgh par Wyoming bank 3
B'k OF ANA Phil'a par Pittsburgh relief notes 2
Blk Ut n liberties &" par CounIryTelIef notes 2
Com. b. 70, Penn. par Fire,
Ken-ingr'n Bank par Berks & West branch ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

SIR WALTER SCOTT AND TOW
pITRDtR. Two or three
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20
IL SENATE HAS Sc MEMBERS.

RIchaud. Barley. 0
Ross. &c. Grouse, n
Washington, &c. johnson, U
Being 3 Wings, 9 LOcofocos 81 ecied which with
the number standing over make the Senate consist
Of is Wings AMI 20 Locus
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, IA MEEBEAs
Elected as follows:
Ashlabula-AbRer kellogg e.
Athens and Meigs-Cherles Dnwning.
Adams, Highland aud Fayeue-Burnam Martin,
Hugh Means.
BeImOnt-Samuel Dunn.- William Carle.s
Butler--Clark e Mahans
Champaign Joseph & Brand
Clark aud Mathematician NJ Gallagher, AquilIa
ToIand.
clermoni, Brown and Clinrun-wIllinm Rouds,
bush,- James Sargent, = John d. Whites
Coshocion- -McCleary.t
Culnmbiana-John Martini Robert Filsons
Cuyshoga-DayId Harvey. Samuel McIraIh.
Delaware. Marion and Crawiord-JOhn Carey.
William Snaus
Farfeld-Jlcob Green ( Joseph Sharpt
Franklin-Samnel Parsons, Cornelius Crum.
Greene-John Killer,
Gnernsey-WIlliam Lawrence
GallIa, Lawrence and SciOIO-Joseph COombs.
Geauga-Afred Phelps.
HamilIon-James HE~ing.' w illiam Wakehelds,
John SuIderS
Huron and Ere,
Jefferson aud Carroll Smiley II Johnson, Leon
ard Harsh. Isaac Shane.
knOK-Wilam Smith,
Lieking-S4muei White. Daniel Duncan.
Logan and Union-wiam McBeIh.
LnraIn- -Pameey.E
Lake--John + Morse.
Lucas Williams. Pluldng. Henry. Putnam Allen,
Van Wert aud Ilardm-Sidney 5. Sp'asue.'
MJnigOmcry-lIeury ). Gunckel.
MOnrue-Edward ArchboJ,+
MuskIngum-Jo-eph Fisher. David Joh 5
Northumberland Warner
Miami. rrks Mercer aud Shelby-D,vid AeE.
ahdeG, james Bryson. James Watson laley.
PIckawny-J ia T.. VInmeler.
Portage B nnerl.'
Preble-Juseph : Hawkins.
RIchlaLd-JJun &. Myers Isaac IIeIrich.'
Ross, Hooking, Pike aud Jacksun-Wesley Clay
poole Joseph Knlrr. Asa Il. Cassidy
Sum nlt--An.usuus r.. Fo,Ie, john IL Mcmillan
Seneca. Sludusky, Hancock. Wood aud Ottawa
William 3. Cmighrll,. Samuel Wagner
Stark James X igre-
Trumhnli Iucuioros.
TIscarawas sud liulmes-Edwin Il. GuIberson
Rich ard IIeNtH
Warreu-Edward Noble.
Washington. Morgan anJ Perry--J1hn Crawford,
John c. Cark'
Wayne--Peler Wozs
('Loco FOcos) (fludependnnt DemocrnIs.)
The house then stands 81 Wings 10 81 Loco
Focos and 3 independent who are for turG and
slate bank counting them as loco focos. there are
four Wing maturity aud four loco fcus III the senate
being tie joint ballot
DRY GOODS.-Tne stock Of Dry Goods brought
into this market this fall exceeds all former Yeas and
the prices 50 low that sales rapid and heavy.
Country merchants will advance their interest by
coming here for their goods. The sioUks Of grocer.
les are also large and increasing. The honse OF
Messrs Hudson & Morrison. as Will be seen BY their
advertisements. have heavy stock
EpIcures say that Messrs Parkers' turtle soup is
fine and that they 60 up oysters style never be-
ore known IN these diggins.
We furnish our readers 10 day with letter from
Mr. Clay in reply 10 questions prOpounded him. lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

STEAMBOAT IL REGISTER.
Arrivals and Departures Of Boats for the iaH2 a.
hoar'.e"f"g yesterday al s'eiOek, IN
ARRIVALS.
Adelaide, Cincinnati.
Herald. do.
Norlh Queen. PIllsbsrgh,
James Ross, do.
Brdgowatsr, do.
Clarion, Dc.
West Point, do.
y. instrel DO.
Buip.snt do.
DEPARTUEEs.
North Qusen, B0S svtlls.
Ja,g-s Ross, 81 Louis
West Point. do
Belmont, DO.
Minstrel, Cincinnati.
Clarion, do.
BnIgewaIer, Pittsburgh.
Adelaide, do.
Herald, do,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

LATEST DATES
From B,iinors Oct I5 Liverpool Sept -
s p - Thermometer As Deg above o.
6iv-i waller the Channel. At stand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

DISEASE IN CATTLE.-we learn form on,
Of our les, farmers. that he has lost within few
days; three Of has best COWS and had yesterday
another diseased like those which are dead. since
the 81 OfIhis month. The farmers about him say
is The mad ITCH" but from all appearances. it Is
lar from being any outward disease. II first
exhibits itself ia their commencing uh the head
against anything IN Their way, aud they rub until
they die. lie has had one OF his opened-hS IN.
teslines are in way deranged injured. aud he
could perceive probable cause for the dc aIh
except an unusual quantity of blood in the head
In the next case after the examination. he tried
bleeding aud raking. but IL was Of no avail. whe.
Their the disease has extended 10 other farms we do
not know; but il it has not presume 1t will. and
TO other cattle. We DO not. however believe it to
be epidemic. but endemic. arising from the
peculiar character Of the season, the air and food
five not mistaken, writer speaks very intel.
ligenty Of disease precisely like this, in the 5th
volume of the American Farmer. as having prevail.
ed among the cattle about Marietta in 1919, and
another Of similar disease prevailing in paris Of
Maryland in 1923 These " rilers attribute il to
the dry summer and wet fall the feed being short
during summer aud very abundant ia The fall. Both
were noticed lie in each summer; but the cows
of which we speak here have been we'll fed through
summer, aud were in good condition when turned
into their fall pasture. The dry hot summer may
have caused the disease, however, when coupled
with IN rank feed now before them. Writers
alluded to suggest no remedy. neither have we ever
seen or heard Of any. Should the disease spread
seems very probable, we are inclined 10 think il
cattle in the warmesi and drest stable possible and
feed them until the grass is deadened, soon as he
sees any symptom Of the disease appear in any OF
them. Bleeding with rather scant dry food would
probably be useful.
Can any one give any information that can be
re led on up,tn this maiIeri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-20

The undersigned. part Of the committee on Ag
ficultural Implements, examined q farm wagon be.
longing 10 Nathaniel r Atkinson. and consider Il
worthy Ofa premium. JoHN A1KiVsON,
WILLtAM STUART.
(CoHcft9ed IN our Bsrkl
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-07-04

Seu9t, b0rten iie balo einioe Wenfben=
ifimmen, tpelbe iberlaut fbrieen uno fu=
belten, uno babel uneeifdm an Gbiren
uno Seniferldoen iblueen. 3 unfeliser
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Die Slamme ledte nit fpiei9er Sdlansea=
5un9e an ben 8rettertpdnben. ga fpranz
gen bic eiebenoen auf, anton elite an bic
Sbdr, I'M ben 8ettun9s,pe9 su 6fnen
bod ct bate fie ielbif periblof1en, unb
unporii6tis ben S6laiiel abeesosen, obne
in Der s8e1fdr5un9 iib bes Srts erinnern
5u fonnen, an ben ct ibn 9ete9t bate.
Ser S6red ma6t Jpn pertpirrt, Der
8au6 betdubt Jpn, feline 8eiinnuns entz
tpeicbt, balbtobt ftiir3t er neber. eouife
ueriubt bic Seniterldoen gu ofnen, oa
ersreift Die Slamme ibr Stabtfleio, ,unb-
-ploel3 miro bic SPUR eeiprenst; bill
feleiffenoe Nobbarn uno tpa6 9esporoene
Ma0erfnebte ifirsen berein, erbliden ben
balb erifidten, mdblam nab euft fb6p.
fenoen Qnton an oer 3bdr tieeeno, aieben
ibn beraus, uno rpollen eben bic 8rauf
retten, oa itdr5t Oct Dabftubl Elm, uno
beoeft nit 9labenbem Sbutt unb fbneu
brennenoem Strob bic san3e &amner
uno - eouiie. 3 b06f unsluflider
2(nton! 2(ub oer beflasenslpiiroise @as
fer .puroe 9erettet, oamit ct feline I6aare
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ter uno fein perlornes Gisentbum; oenn
bic Slamme perwI ffete bic Muble bis auf
ben 9runb, uno bic rettenben Sreunbe fa=
men 5u fpat, neil fie no6 bem beraui1en=
ben 9o65eitsfeffe in ,ineetpSbnlib ffdrfe=
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setporoener 1nton oa la9ft Du franf u.
eribopft, uno fdrieff in Die eraufamen
S(ammen: eouiie, eouiie 50 tpdrff gu
9efforben, armer, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ODER spdreit Du blind eeuoroen uno taub,
oamit Du ni6t feben fonntef uno bSren
oas S6reefnib, oas na6tam!
(@tIub fclst)
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Das pierte @ebo t. 8or 80
Sabren fam elm alter Yauer nit panfen=
Dem S6ritt, ouf einen Stab seftdet, an
oem 2bore elmer &eioen5 an. Der 1bor=
ibreiber, aus ieiner niebrisen @abfube
febeno, rief ibm 5u: Bober, otter g
Driben pom @alo ber.-Bo sebt oenn
Guer @es bin ?-Nibt tpeiter als bie=
ber.-ltnb ipas babt Sbr oenn bier su
fbafen, .penn ib fra9en oarf? 2b, i'd
pollte meinen @roben bel BET &esieruns
perfla9en.-Guren ei9enen Sobn, tparum
oenn ?-Gi! oa babe i1 por mebrenSab=
ten mein bis6en 9ab' uno Gut meinen
fe1s S0bnen ab9etreten, I'm, mid in Rns
be 5u fesen. Der dlteife befam oas
@runoifiid, S6iff uno Gefbirr, Ieder
uno @iefen; uer9lib ffb NIT feinen Brd
bern uno ueripra6, MIDI biz an taeinen
SOB 5u erndbren uno 3u perpTe9en. Nber
bas ,piI ct nun nidt mebr tbun, uno BEL
n,einen anoern S6bnen finpe idb AUDI feiz
ne 6Ilfe, oarum mill i6 MIDI nit elmer
&la9e an Die 9o6fdritl. &esieruns tpens
oen.- -@eroen's AUDI nibt peit brinsen,
bic Seufetsbuben; aber fa9t mir bod,
pie alt ieio Sbr oenn ei9eutlid ?-@ro=
Fer 9ott. ib bin nunlnebr 73 Sabre aft.
Stun, oa fam ib Gu6 ben Beibeib
ielbff seben uno Sbr braubt gub ni6t
erft an bic 8e9ierun9 5r .penben. Sbr
pibt ia, oab in oer S6rift febt; l1nfer
eeben tpdbret 70 Sabre; oa babt Sbr
fbon 3 SABRE 5u piel eelebt.-Der 2Ite
fab ben 1borfbreiber erfbrofen an. Sa
tpenn's 70 1T 70 tbue ib tpobl am beiten,
tpenn idb umfebre; infer 9err Soft piro
MIDI ia balb gu fid nebmen fprab er
enblieb mebndtbis uub feete ft9 auf einen
Stein por'm Sbore, um ous5uruben.
Den @reis bat @ott au ftb eenonmen
auf benz Steine am Tbor aber fiet ale
Sonntase bet dlteife Sobn unb bettelt,
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,3ur unterbaltuns uno Belebruno.
Das 1tnNlIcfstbal.
Ggine $esenos.]
(GertfsBuns.)

Das Grntefeft pereirte Die arbeitIame
@emeinoe gum frobli6en Sanse. euorpie
oer aub feline Qebren in Den &rans ee.
bunben bate, uno Qnton. Der ale Sremoer
gum Sbmauie eineelaoen mar, unb ielbit
ber alte 2raube, tpelber hd i'm &reiie
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