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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ Gervts Snith declines pcremptorily call
ON him 10 be candidate for next President He
savs he has oil bis life been weighed down by the
charge Of great landed property left by hisIiather
which has deprived him Of chance to 1T himself
for the Chief Msgistrscy; and. though there would
be no prospect Of bis election If nominated he does
not consider 1t right to for an Office withou; the
qualifications for worthiiy filing it. II he were
President, however he would first step the Mexi'
can War and ask pardon of God and Mexico for our
wholesale murders Of the Mexican People returning me
territory have taken by force 2 Utterly abolish the
Army and Navy; 3. Abolish al! Customs or CONNER
cisl Restrictions whatever e. Establish system OF d.
rect Taxation alone S Urge liberal expenditures Tor
Lighthouse Hsreors, improving Rivers, &c but none
ct all for Forifcanocs ships Of War; &c. Interpret
and apply the Constitution deadly war with Slave
nv; stop selling the Public Lands, allow every man
who needs to take portion Of them without pay and
rendsr the Homestead lnsliensbls; 9 Dsscouniensnce
distinctions between Native and Adopted Citizens 10
xnnoiut no man to otce who bases the Right OF Suffrage
on Prop.r,y or Color IL. Give ofce slavehold
~ snv more than TO any other pirate IL Ncr to any
man in favor OF the traffic In Intoxicating Drinks Is
Nor TO any sdheripg member OF Secret Society when
the People want q President on these principles we
think Mr. Smith may DO Induced TO overcome bis objee
tons TO taking the ofbcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

- Dr.. HoLLicx's Lecture today will be llu.
,rs,ed bv All his models and complete in itself Fer
ladies' e,2 p. NJ and for Gentlemen a, ?. NJ. corner
,,p,o.swsv 4 Grandst myl9G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

HATS HATS HATS KNOX, with his accustomed
brevity would call the attention Of his friends to h'ne"
styles of Spring Fashions, which are now ready h'
Store, l2s Futonst. lie would, with bis usual phisn
thropy invite strangers to his establishment where they
can obtain Hats OF equal quality and at lower prices
than at any other store in the city esl0 TuTh&ss,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Work for Immsgrauts.

We are informed that more efficient Laborers
are required on the Erie Railroad than have yet Of
iered TO work at 81 per day. sndthst free passage
is provided by the contractors from this City to
Otissille, where the work is now in progress. The
contractors we hear furnish temporary hahitations
for those in their employ, and board now costa some
o.! per week to those who do not board them
selves. Considering how many OF the necesssries
Of life may be procured in the region OF the Della
ware at small coat we think the change from
shilling day on the Public Works in Ireland
with musty Corn meal worth 81 to IS per hundred
must be very sensible improvement. We trust
no able bodied man will stand idle in this City
rather than earn 81 per day by honest industry
within DAYS ride.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
GENTLEaEN's HArs-suaMEa STYLE
prrpr A. rnsTAp MATTERS

No. 1856 BROADWAY.
VIII Introduce on Saturday next 18th inst the" i"a'
ions for Gcntlemens Summer Hats.
rBS c. will present to the public new and uh'
ioue style of White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hal unitrs
beauty and dur ability with ghtness and comfort to The
wearer, finished and trimmed In a new and elegant
manner.
Also, Panama and Straw Hats and Cops for Gents,
Youths and Children myliv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

WooossipsE's IMPROVED PATENT B,sx LoeK-The Al
epop Of persons interested 10 safe locks Is requested 10
an advertisement OF this title under the head Of GeeeEa
49,. myls =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
The Descendants of Lafayette.

The patriotism OF the illustrious friend OF Wash
ington is descending undiluted TO his successors.
His SON GEORGE WAsHISGToS LAFAYETTE, who
inherits the name Of one and the virtues OF both his
namesakes. has long held and still holds seat
among the Liberal members of the French Chsm'
Der Of Deputies, ana at the last election his eldest
son, OSCAR, having scarcely become eligible by
arriving at the age of So was elected Deputy to
the same Chamber by the District OF Msdn- the same
that HE grandfather the General formerly represented
The contest was active one bis antagonist and predece
sor being Ministerial esrdids:e sustained BY powerful
iuteresbut veneration for the memory Of the grand
father the gratitude Of his old constituents the opinion
of the people. and msy presume the merit of the
candidate have prevailed over al obstacles and now
the son ts by the side OF his father the oppos
ton bench where he long the side OF his father
the old General.
In al this there would seem to be- in both represents
tves aud constituents examples of stesdfsstness and
deity no, always to be found In the pouesiennsls Of
countries reputed the most republican aud free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ Tia, bs-aiful SapOern DsoTsms a. the Ans,<..
Museum 10 s,irsciiog great Deal Of ssoiou Is . rsr
richly deserye IL exhibited Ibis afternoon a.
ocl,ck, ald ms evrBng - ~ren also yarisff cfoA
c1asis snd smusinz psrforuarrrs tske Place -e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

To HARDWARE DxAIEss We would solicit tic A.
sn,ion ofthe Hardware trade generally 10 The large sac
Of Hardware on Friday, 2lst inst by Jas N NnIk,
comprising SEQ lots German Sheffield Birmingham .ud
American goods to commence at l0oelock Csralosu..
and goods ready for examination a, the Auction Room
IS Maidenlane Also, valuable assortment sf gun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
MARRIED

On the 18th inst At Cbrists Church In Hudson. b
Rev IsaAc II. Tuule ISAAC DAYTON Of the City
New. York, to Miss EMMELlNE BARNARD, daughter {
Robert A. Barnard, Esq OF Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

FEtScn BooTs.-iouSs JoSEs, Ann-st near the
Museum. selling hne French Calf Boots at ~ 30
equal to those usually sold for So or g. Quick sss'
and ANAL profts is their motto myl5 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Dusiness Notices.

HAS CUTTING AND VIC MAKING Citizen, .0s
strangers visiting the city generally sn1ou. TO s,v.
their hsir and dressed % q. TO conform 10 the 49,
fashion. GILBERT s FLEreHER, being long & psrenssd
In the above art cut hair manufacture wigs &c IL IN,
a,es, and most approved style Give them suial-lrg
Broadway. opposite the Howard Hotel up stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

" "LrrELLs LIVING AGE No. l5s, contains
the Art Of Dress. Quarterly The Mysterious Lady
Chambers Journal Travels In Brazil London E1a'
miner , &c. 80. (5erford L Co, Astor House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

CARPETING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WAREHOUSE -SPARKMAN KELSEY, 20 Brod
usv opposite Stewards mys ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

MusrcAL NorIcE-THy B0Ha FLrrg.-Mr. JoD .
KYLE Professor OF the Flute having recently sdopes
the B0hm fut-, 10 prepared to supply professor ~
amateurs with this instrument Manufactured In ~
perior manner by A. G. Badger, (who Keceived the ~
premium and silver medal at the Fsif'of the Anenx
Institute lsi6) The Behm is the only hute nov ~. !.
the Conservatore, Paris, and the Royal Academy dn
sic London and In all the musical Institutes 10 Esff
and is fast supercedng the old flute In this county
ing been adopted by many of the most eminent 70
in the U. States. Ash is OF the greatest mpor
that amateurs should purchase good lnsuun'ses
KYLE will examine every instrument and give ~
cate or guarantee signed by himself at the time
sale. scale of the flute with written instructions "
accompany each 1ute.
Letters post paid addressed JOHN A. KILL
Broome-st will receive immediate attention A"
hand Kyle's 9keyed flute. manufactured 80 sbo'e
structon given on each Of the above instruments
myl3 u Th&Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ BALD HEADS, GRAY HEADS, REQ HEAD ~. %
with bad hair, read You honestly assured ~, 90
can have FINE head 90 DARK, cLIAs HAis, ~ -. ~
This fact hundreds 10 this city can prove WHO 80
J7i cent bottle Of JosGs's CosAL kEsrokAr'h -
The hair TO grow, stops 10 falling of. cures an
dsndruf axes the hair beautifully dsrk con
and keeps IL so thrice long a. sny oncf " M
Sold only In New-York si the align OF the -
81 CaArHAM-sT. In BROOKLYN. f39 fultonSN NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ Hundreds Of persons la all parts Of ne eyss N,
whose heads were entirely bald have bad ttei Ia,Ies
restored to It's original perfection by tho use r. Asr
Chemical Hair InyigofsIor. In ali eases wnefs 80 Il
falls out, few applications Of The lnyigofsto s,,
efectuslly, aud 10 mos, where the hess <re.
bald, is use, II persisted 10, will eyenEnalJ psss,
new growth This has been proved by scsus srps' Ia
10 fact II exceeds The pscia.ion Of all who use
Of hair srises from various esDse-sueh ~ feyss
Sickness change Of climate. irregularities and
yogth dan6uf and scurf which la fact cuIne'e,.
feciions for which the lnvigorstof 10 peculiarly 49,
scarcely ever falling purify The skn and innps""
As IA .ppepdage TO the ladies' toilet, this article NV
| be copsidefed ss an 4" Indispensable" < Al
Prepared BY T.. PHALos, wig maker and bali cs.-.
BROAD vAy and for sale by drug and fancy cesen
oily, 10 ely and country. Price 10 Genus per bouls
size 81. ny"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Law Courts.

COMMON PIEAs.-Part l-Nos. 49, 81 2sl, H. 10 10
s. 81. so 20 80 Part 2-Nos 90 81, 80 a. a. e. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

rg- The mail yesterday brought Us accounts Of
the establishment Of three moro American newspapers
In towns reeenly conquered from the Mexicans-she
American Star" at Jslsps; the " Picket Guard" At
saltillo and the "Anglo-Ssxon,' at chihuahua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

sAsDss sAssafAsILLA-ThoussDds OF persons are he
heirs Of scro1la they come Into the world with The lAn'
In their blood. which, by the time they reach maturity &C.
yeiOp, Itself 10 some form or other. All such PefSa'
should keep stock Of this preparation hy men, ~
distance from sny town city where II may be resdS
procured Nor should they wait for tho disease 10 show
itself In ulcers erupons but should keep II down %
frequent resor, to this unrvalled ansepe The seeds
serofus tough hereditary 10 the blood, viii gemnss
while that nuid under the influence Of this powerful Do
tergent which, II administered at intervals wi win lhs
blessings OF controlling Power keep down The hereo
ny tendency through life As prevention Is better %"
curep we recommend all who have predsposiion, Dc
rsditary or otherwise to ucerous erupve d,eases
90 through course Of this medicine At eas, every spnrs
and Fall
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, BY A. D. ~
SANDS. Wholesale Duggiss, 100 su.on-st eoin g.
Wiliam-sl 273 Broadway, sud ~ Esst brosn~s
Yort Sold also by Druggists generally throughout NE
United States Price 81 bottle. or six bouss to' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ A faulIless figure loses halfits charms pnlss
s1rmouEted bya classicaly formed brow. and -
white and clear satin. Any lady may possess ibe o,
using Goursuds P0udres Subues, which vii! 49, =.
all superh1ous hair from the forehead and Temps -
by mage and the " white and clear skin,' u 80,
Known, can easily be attained by the use Of Co.,
matches Italian Medlealed Soap, which VIZ -,
remove every yestige Of LAD, &C. These prePns
Dr. fLLIx GouRAuD, can only be had 81 81 "sAs""
myxO Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ Our acknowledgements are again due to
Mr. CLOVES OF the Springfield and New Haven line, for
Boston papers of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

MARYLAsD.-s Snow Hi. February q, lsis.-N sdA w.
Fo,rie-Su Please send me, as soon IS possible seoue
lot Of Wistsrs Balssm OF wild Cherry. have been eel
ing this valuable medicine In this town for many years
has proved 10 be highly useful 10 many cases Much ."
been said and written In commentator OF THIS nnee'
Justly too think from observation Of in edec uPo'
Others and my experience In usng It. Some mon1'
since having bad cough, los, my appetite aud sueoss
snd my health much impaired. tried this Bsisam
to my satisfaction and Joy whsn had taken two eote
my cough was removed, my appetite returned, and ny
strength and general health restored. Whenever hi'
any symptoms Of the hind return, Immediately resort
this medicine and fad II to have the desired eject BE-
eye this IL one OF the best medicines In Tho ~ora %
coughs and incipient consumption, and thai inVa'~
more advanced stages may be relieved BY using
signed BY LEVIN TOWNSEND,
Firm Of Townsead & Upseur
We say unhesitatngly, and without aolusn' tn' "'S'
cine can't be beat" Beware OF counieneits.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on The wspPsI
For sale by A. 3. 4 ID. SANDS Druggists, 100 Fuloe.
corner OF William, agents Of this city; Also at 10 s'
way, and II East Broadway, and BY Drugss" gsnsfS'
throughout the Uaited States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

DIsGRAcEFUL Row AT PITrsBUReH-AM Munster
pulled from The Pulpit The Pittsburgh Dispatch con
sins the following of most dssseefui scene
In that city
On Friday evening. during prayer meeting which
was held in the Baptist Church. Sixth st. under the
charge of Rev. Mr.. Teasdae, man named Blackburn.
and number Of other persons, went into the church
and walked up TO the pulpit when Blackburn caught
Mr. Teasdale and struck BIN two or three times and
pulled him from the pulpit; general rush was made
and number OF 6ghts ensued during which the lights
In the church were put out. The police was toor
brought 70 the scene, but no arrests were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ "PIceioLA; The Prisoner OF Fenes'reila
or. Captivity Captive. By X. B. sAiSriNk' . ne"
illustrated edition has just been issued oy Lea
BlanehArd-li has Gresdy been commenced IN oul
columns a. among the choicest OF modern stories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

INTENDED RISING or The MExIcAss-Le tiers
from Mexico that plans laid before the battle
Of Buens Vista for general rising Of the Mexcans In the
captured places % act In concert with Santa Annas
strong cavalry force after the latter had defeated Gen
Taylor. letter from Mstamoros from a member Of
the Massachusetts regiment says:
The wife Of a Mexican who was concerned in the
affair disclosed few days ago that list Of eighty Anne
ncsns residing here had been made out and they were
20 be mastered In cold blood had this from Capt
shannon, whose name wss third on the list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

ISQUEsrs.--A man OF very genteel appearance
name unknown yesterday morning Eel! al the corner
Of Centre and Pearl ats and almost instantly expired
On examining bis person, large bots Of Aqd poison
was found upon his person. Upon pest nortem exam
nation large quantity Of the poison was found In the
stomach The stomach Is low In the hands OF Prot
Red Of the Hew-York City Hospital for ana5Zaiton
who purposes exhibiting the same and ectoring upon
the effects Of the poison to-day at o'clock At the City
Hospital The Coroner yesterday held an inquest a.
The City Hospital on the body Of an unknown man who
va, picked up by officer Odlum, Of the Sixth Ward,
Monday night between IL and - o'clock At the
Of Peust and the BOwery in stale Of insensbii,y
He wAs taken the Hospital where upon examination
IL was discovered that MS skull fractured The
rsht hand was also blurred, either BY fall in ward
ng OF blows The wound the skull had the sppear-
snee u 81 It Inflicted with slung shot some such
instrument Northumberland came 10 bis death BY
Injuries Indicted ~ person or Persons UNKNOWN
on Monday night last. The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday At 50 Prncest the body Of Betsey hcNc-
OILS native Of Ireland who came 10 her death from ship
fever. Verdict accordingly gentleman from one
Of The North States by the name Of Hsv kns
arrived IN ths City few days sgo, on his way 10 Eu
| rope. He engaged passage board the pscketshiI
Empre, and board yesterday 20 embark on his
voyage when as fell the dock and immediately
PRED An uques had not been held last evening but IL
isupposed ala death WIS caused By The rupurng Of
| blood yeFsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

ry- "THE Practical ENGINEERS PooKEr
Gr,px- /. very useful little Manual compiled and AZ
r.,ssd bv THomAs KILT OF the Gloucester City N
Machine Company Tbs third edition is Just Published
- Nv Ia had Of W. F. saxtoD, ss3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ THE ORiESrAL BATH, Poem by c. B..
PEcKHAM, Newport r. L. is published By the Author
and sold bis Bathing Establishment, whose virtues il
s intended 10 set forth We should rather take Of
hls haihs than read biz roenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

II TIsSr LEssoSs IL BorASr, or the Child's
Book ofFl0wers, Illustrated with Engravinss for FAmi-
lies and sshools,' by THkoDoKE nHISXzx; Third Ed
ton JUS, published BY D. Austin Woodwork l35 Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ THE LILLY OF IHE WEST. is the title Of
psmphle, BY G. Grimes an inmate of the Lunssic Asy-
lum Of Tennessee, and su,hor OF the Seere, Worth
Knowing noticed ~ few days since. It's original.
itv Is certified by ofbcers Of the Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

rSP There were twenty-five deaths and inter
men,s for the week ending 9th May Inc CITY I" Pee"'
is remarkably heslthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

.PAuLoNIA IMPERIALIs. This is the name Of
beautiful Tree from Japsn hitherto unknown in this
country which is now in blossom at Hogs Garden and
Nursery near Thirdsyenue and Yorkyile 1t Is richly
worth visit even if the visit tself such Garden at
this season did not more than reward the yister To
lover Of Nature and of Spring it Is time to DO rowing
among the trees and flowers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

IL We are pleased to see the safe arrival Of
our old friend Dr. RABISEAU with bis large and conyen
lent health preserver the New York Salt Water Floating
Bath stationed at that dell ghtful spot the Battery We
with him much success for service to the City Of
nearly 20 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

PoLIcE-Joseph Whiting and Catharine Whit
Ing were yesterday arrested BY officer Cummings OF the
Lower Police Court charged with inducing man
named squres Wolfenden, from Bloomingheld New
Jersey 10 20 into their house 50 Ann-st GA Monday
nizhi as when they robbed him Of upward Of 500 %
searching their premises about 600 in cash were found
They were detained to answer Charles Howe was
arrested on Tuesday night By officers Cummings OF this
City and stephens Of Boston fugitive from justice
from Msssschpsets where be stands indicted for keep
ins a disorderly house. de taken back for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

ry AS rmon will be preached this evening IN
,hs Uuiversslis Church corner oil fneSPp'c S"'
Al. by Rev Z II. CHAIN, Of Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

~ Tomorrow evening there will be another
meeting at Mrs Greets City Hotel for the purpose Oh
presenting to Lieut. NJ C. Marin testimonial Tor MS
bravery at Alyarsdo Flsco Tapsm and Iu'psn. AZ 'ne
last Gen Jas l. Underhill occupied the CHAIR.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-12


aen wercen, bte tpeltise Sabre snpor id)ct'
aus Saamen entlfanben ilno, tbre lirprl'n9S
ltdbe 8raft uno @efunbbeit tpteeer erlan9er1
tperben, unb hin 70 mebr, ipenn ca1n IN Der
Nolae ntttt ;erIbnittene, 1oncern 9att5e &t1ck
len ausaeleat fperben. Der 8er1ud lit allers
btnas eftpas umitdnolih, aber bic 8artcffel
TT cine slt tpidtise Grltdt fir uns, nno oers
otent beshalb aud, ocrsu9meile nnlere Se>
ahtuns ino Scr9e.
Das Gerfabren beDm 9lferbau Der Sars
tpffetn aus Saamen 1T frlgences: Wtan
famelt irt Soerbite Die Saamendpfel ipenn
Ge selb 9e,pprcen, bon benienigen Stauceit
bic red)t frdfti9 mb gelrilc 9enaehien ilno
betpdtrt Ie an etuem trcdenert, frclttrelel1,
Srte bis gum Sanuar auf sereritft iie bic
rauf thut lTe lit einem Irrf, prrm ne 9Sc-
DIE fana prr bem 6rclte 9eihust bletbert
uno qiest nlln falteS gSalier auf, cdB Die
Maije eaus bilnn lrirb unb Der Saante ild
auslheieet. .Gicier miro ab9elcneert, auf
Waricr an eiucm marmcn Srte 9etrc6nct uno
bis Srnhiatr dufbepahrt.
SIM Mirs reer slnfau9s slrril miro Ser
Saanten i'll ciu Wutbctt, rber elnen Sdlten,
peer eiue Sabatsfutid,e, Die nit fridtbarcr,
Icterer Grre geflillt if, geliet, nit Senltcrn
ODER Srchoeden qegeu Den Srcif 9ciduet
nno prn 3eit ;t 3ett an9efend'tet. Srbalo
bic pfanSen etipa ) 3pll bcdI 9eipad|ien ilno,
petoen Ie i'm MaD, penn feline 9todtfrolte
metr su befirtten, i'm Gartcn ceer Jelce III
9letten alS9cpaanst eini9e 3cll ttefer ais iIe
int Saamenbettc Seitancen habelt, uno wenr
flc pcllfcmmeu an9elpad1en, setttg 9ehadt
uno aereiniot. Durh ein IpdteS Sehaden
NIB Sodufeln nTreen bic jun9en, sarten
gSurseln 9eitDrt uno III threm Wad1sthum
1ehincert mercell. Sb9letd) nln Die BON Den
jungen paanSen 9erpcnnenen SartcHel1t IN
btelem erlten Sabre npd ntht bic 9efpphnll>
DIE @rDBe, lenbern oiele ert tn. ndhlten
Sabre erlan9en,i 70 1T Der Grtra9 8 bod,
reihlt h 9enu9. Die allc 9e,pcnnenen
&artpff # { II tperoen i'm ndditen Sriibjats
re auf Die 9eipDbnltdle Dirt ane9ele9t lno bon
ttrer Stauoen abermals Die Saamendpfsl
aefammelt, UNI burh cine stpette 9lusiaat bon
Saameu NUN 1olhe &artcffeln gu erstelen,
bic ben neueren &ranttetten ntdt unterwprs
fen ITnb, frdftie getpadlen nno etnet grtra9
liefern, Der benz fritberen 9ele9ne:en grno>
ten tpieber 9leid miro. -.
llebrisens seidiebt es, 'penn audi ntdt
tmmer, bcdt bdufio, oaB aus bem Saamen
elmer 8artcfeliorte peridteosne Scrten ers
sielt perben; aus tbnen ertpdhle mat ole1e>
ni9en, gum ferneren slnban aus, fpelde ocr>
,ussrpeiIe einen toten Grtra9 9e9eber, o'el
Stdrfemebl entbalten, unb su leoem lp'rtR1
fbaftli6en Gebraude 9eei9net N"o'