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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

M EDICAL OFfICE-Dk. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE SrREET
1 Chatham street. well known tho
practitioner in Now York in the Of dsease
The Doctors reputation for skill in thoee old hacured
have existed for years 10 pro eminent Glec structure uocrs
the body in tho throat pains
Of the legs ectualy cured Constitutional weaknu
brought habit INDUCED in BY young men, causns
ascivous dreams and nightly emissions positively prevented
xeoent cured in four days without mercury alteration
10 diet, or prevention from busness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

GRAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF VERA ca w
" &C, sos Broadway-Scsnes in the Gulf Bpxnps tbs ~ n
ceolo shpvreck ofths somsrs Arrival sf @ steam
f.ed by moving fgure Grand nv day and night
Splendid pyroechnc Effects and bursting shells Every Figure
80 cents Children half price lilly
phsasn9n a. vS , , T. commences at g. Wednesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

M EDlChL CARD-DR, RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT
lvI ing Ply 10 the New York COLLEGE Medicine
Pharmacy cont TO devote hs attention all diseases
pype nature together with salt rhoum fsa sm,
AID all diseases depending i'm OF the blood From
bis experience in THIS c'sy aud Europe durng the last h
tee syear Dr. H. promise applying him asvsn
To- to b, with elsewhere and although he
promise Of these ps.as
himself that his treatment will b. satisfactory to those
griritg radical Consulting No 10 Park Pacp.
Hours Of Attendance, "a to r. ions from
the country puuctusly attended Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

change in beef Sugars Continued heavy and prices
unsettled Molassss remained about the same. Ooe-
rstors In cotton were inclined to Ior
In quotations.
AsHEs.Ssles Of rs to 100 bills, both sorts, were
made at SO 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

CTRICTURE or THE URErnRA-Irs ORIGIN SYMP-
- toms and cure-Bydrocee varcocsc &c, particularly
well treated Of DR. Dxons liar treatise
Sexual System. "The authors ctnowledged originality
genuy, under trying surgical stamp this
with INTEREST," Boston Medical Surgical Jour
Eighth edition; as pnres; price ST.
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Tribune aiding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02
NTFXICO ILLU STRATED IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH
lvl Moving Views

MFXICo 1LLU sTRATED. IN A SERIES OF MO ST TRUTH
1l fully magnificent and elaborated Moving Panoramic
executed under the immediate direction F. Grain
giving faithful and picturesque neof
march pursued by the American Army under the
General Scott from Vera Cruz the City Mexico exhibit
every evening and the afternoons Wednesday and Sa
turday Stoppnn Hail. broadway Walker street.
Synopsis Of the geographical and picture
Of oounyIandingo Of tho American Army at Vera Cruz
Bombardment Of the City and Castle of San Juan de Uoa
by General se9tFomal Surrender Of the CITY of Vera Cruz
and the Castle Of San Juan dc Uoa. General Scott
EnviIons Of the Ctyn,,yiow Of the seaNave Fishing
Boats in the ds'anceV1ge of Santa FeNatonal Bridge
Puente Naeona once dol ReRear Guard Of the Army their
maIcQueens Bridge PueIte dol vnaPass Of
Battle Of Sierra Of Santa Anna and Capture Of
and gorgeous ssensy1sewains Of Volcanic ErpuonsviasO
on tho and Of fire of Perote and
most graphical denean Of this extraordinary
Gallant Charge the American DragoonLa Pueba de
gelaThe Pasg of Rio FoToop, ascending Land
which separates the Plains OF Puebla Mexoo-vage Of Bne
VsaIake and Town of CT alcoatte
Of CbuI ubusconoinoe del ReyThe Kings Mls-Stornng
Chnpuepec Grand View Of tie CITY of
Winfield Scott the Commander Chief Stall
City of
Price of adson-Snge tickets 80 price
Tickets for gentleman and ladies, ST.. Ticket
admitting FIVE PERSONS 81 Is Doors will DO opened o'clock
The picture will commence moving at quarter before
served DO secured the Once, from till H. from
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

EoRNEw oRLEANs-NEw LlNE--THE superior FAST
sailing packet ship Albania Capt schander will positively
ta the 7h November Foe cabin cabin stoerase
commodAtons she canuot he passed low rers "
reh apply board foot Of Dover
orto Il. W KIMBALL Co., q Wall ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

w ILsoNS FIRST ENTERTAINMENT ON THE SONGS
w OF Scotland at the Tabernace-Mr Wilson 5ecs To an
nounoe that he viii give his first entertainment Friday even
ing next the I'd of Now ut eight o'clock when he will sing
variety of the aud Songs and Ballads
ofScotand the Of which may had at the Music
g. o,es. Tickets 90 cen'a Wv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

LNAREW ELLAPPEARANCE OF DR. GOLFERS ORIGINAL
Classic their personifcatons of Sculpture
Paint the Coliseum $50 Broadway,
day Saturday evenings Nov ID I'd and d This exhibition
will retain its original character for ,curacy purity
poecal elegance (which formerly public
favor Programme varied every evening; encng TX
o'clock. Admission 90 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

QROADwAY TaEATRE-E A. hARSHALLr PROPRiE-
ID tor-1hursday evening" Nov viii he aoud tho coined,
IT SPEED THE FLOUGH-sir Abs Handy Mr. Vache Bob
Handy Mr. Lester Sir Php Blandfod Mr. FrcderickG Henry,
Albeit susan Ashheld, Miss T. waack; Lady Handy, Mrs
wstr 10 conclude with the farce Of AN OBJECT or IN
JkRESr-hr Sydenham Smmertop Mr. Baker Mr. karmaduke
Prn Anrews Mrs Trevor Vernon, Mrs. abbott;
Girl bes Mr. Watts Dress Crce and PArquete Family
Circle cents Gallery l2k sents Doors open II 6x-ps
iormsnee to commence ~ O'clock
RURTONs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-THURs-
- day evng Now will he played the farce emitted ANY
THING FOX CIiANCE-Nr. Honey ball Mr. Raymond: Mrs
Honey hail. Mrs A. Knights Margaret Miss. Chapman Ma
LUCY DID SHAN AMoUR-Enrico di Moref,t Mr. r. Me,cr;
Lucia Miss Chapman After which Rey aud his son, in
their sera Flights and Classical p'es To conclude with
Eliza Corcoran. Mics Morgan Prices Circle
and Parquet On Family Circle or second Tier .? ctr
boors orer ~ half past g. CURTIN to att o'clock
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC ,TIIEATRE-rHURsDAY EVE
1 ming November the entertainments will with
the comic drama Of tho PRIDE OF THE MAhKEr-Iadore
Farne M Hollands Marquis dc Yeaugc Nm Arnold Mar on
Quasmodo, Mr. Nickinson Gensorc Mr. Conover; Esmcri
Miss Mary Cannon To he followed by farce FOUNDERS
ON FACTS Mr Skeptic, Mr. Holland; Mrs sheptio Mis-
Roberts. To conclude with the farce called NATIONAL DE
Phobe yduke, Miss Ncknon open at half
past 6ooock-curtan rises at o'clock.
NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS. NEAR SPRING STREET,
IN John Tryon aud Corporal Thompson Thursday
evening November Mr. b. w. Carroll will app thrilling
performance with the infante Phenomenon The Comic
Ponies Romeo ard Juliet John Gossn tho Yorick OF the
century will keep the table In assisted by those
and ready witted TESTERS Messrs Rocky eli viii
hfms The celebrated Trick Horse AndausA will exhibit his
thorough training under TIE Of Mr. Darius superb full
dress ayacade will the exercises Of the circle
81 cents Children under TO- to Boxes cents upper boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

-" LECTURERS AND EXIIIBITIONISTS-THE APOL-
10 Saloon Pcdide aud Caron dcet Streets New
OennsThe subscriber would inform those engaged in the
above that he has neatly fitted Saloon capable
of seating situ in the central OF the
cty and tho immediate vicinity Of all the hotels and places
of For terms and particulars address subscriber
post I"i'' ""u ~ WIN '' VS." H. r. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

CEMINAL WEAKNEs2 IsPOTENCE, &c-DR RALpnS
Practical Private Tratsc Deeply in ers.c the cny true
eafnn md cure with recipes mode Of living 40 NC aith
my gwen 9th EDITION. 3i2 pp price may bo had OF the
author, % Creenwos streets by post msied free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARr5-THE NAG.
noent Marble Stauary executed at Rome by tho
celebrated Stenauser representing Hero and Le nde
the Southeast Gallery OF the Academy tina
Arts in Chestnut street above Tenth from A. H. to p
eng brian Illuminated in tie evening. Single Admission rs
cents; tickets ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIS GREAT HIS
~ horcal Picture by Denroche exhibiting at the Ma
ona Of Design, OF Broadway Leonard
street. Open from nine AM, until tn Pm Admission, 26o.j
eaason tickets, nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

1K kALFH AUTHUE OF TIE "PRACTiIhI, PlfVA AVE-
Treatise NC SO Greenwich atrect-o.re hours 20 u
NJ ppm (Sunday exceptcdl rheee who arp In &c early
stages will be surprised the rarldty tte
attending thor Itis chiefly however those who uf
S sssS, "a In structure from Zoo rs upeut NOR.
and extensive practice he can AFFORD rapid easy aud
radical cure which, he hSs und Tor stating be Obtained
from other 4, Arnes-oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

w. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
Cabinet Furniture by order assguees
month"; w. Brown win sell at auction, Thursday. Now
Plate S and 100 Wooster street, finished stock re-
naming unsold consisting Of leo Sofas 100 large
r Chairs French Bedtexd Warrobes Bookcases Centre
Tables Wahstands mahogany Chris Bureaur Ottoman Di
&c. Terms three months credit for all Of $0O
over arproyed dorsed notes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02
DalvATE pIsEAsEs-pR koRRI ON. so WELL KNowN

to the citizens Of New York. for his this derar
uent would invite strangers toexamine his claims
aence The dcsse early stages hccurcs in days
out mercury zee his London diplomas in his office, 20i
Fulton stf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

TINION COURSE, l. I-yp" - !. :; Wv At
in harness C. S. Match for 600 mile heats best )"
names Lad" ertine nanea BIZ o. straua"- =. Elliot
ksIess C. Ellen Also, Match fs nlm rnls hea "a in
s0tii the names Losg Island chi; Mr. Hendrick
sion g o'clock and return the sports arc ova Aims
70 all parts Of the Course, so cents wv"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

CURTAIN MATERIALS, CARRIAGE Innings AND
~ Pushes Constantly receiving latest arrivals
complete rmsnt OF hose Aso Silk Vel
vets, high colore, forencef, SO. For tale by
rs IS "A MARITIME, Importers and Jobbers
liz William street. John.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

VNABERNAClE.-GRAND instrumental CONCERT
by the celebrated Germania Musical ~. posed
twenyiour performers which occasion sig Noyel and Herr
Brtow have kindly von teeed their Thursday
ming Now 3D. Leader Of the Company c. Lpsohow Agent
the Company H. Reich Programme Part I-Overtnro Len
eyemnt du sera Mozart Cheerful Brothers Waltz
Grand Concerto for the Piano Forte by Bristow Won
Weller: kailroadhare orer galopade Leuner Overture
Weter Grand cepa and Aria Of II Para by Sig NoyeI
and full Orchestra Dopzetu Souvenir de Pesth Waltz
schow Cavatna from Robert Dabe Myerbecr Pot Pourr
La File du Regiment, Donizet. Admission 50 cents-Tokes
DO had at the Music Stores and evening
the concert Doors open at Il Concert to at
O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

CIV PLAID sHAwLs, RECEIVED PER EVRoPAIPER
IN I'm. opened the above goods and
The sutc, low prices The season being so Tar advanced
'oexamre prices before purchasing else
lu, n will w.N JAMES BECK & CO. 355 Broadway
vi ere ,,m 20, ,,o.n,y.v opp,cr
DOCT EtLI0TF, oCC>. on Monday, wednesday aud Fri
Il honrs frnnI f1,En In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

MCGUIRE NoCuARGE-DR q BBETr N. R. S, l.,
IN has removed his efbce to 65 street, (near Wmj
where he consulted all diseases ~ private character 10
those who have been under bis seik cation
To those who have not and who a ted with
the head limbs ulcers the body THROAT nose gees STRIFE
lures seminal debility, induced by 'pcr habits 10,
he perfect and speedy No ,rcury used
cent cured in four days Dr. Cobbet success 1.-THE
result Of IA years expercncc induces cesnA trade to
deny his removal and identity Those Dr. need
give him call to alsify this his Diploma
Letters postpaid. attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

AkLEM PARK TROrTING CoURsE-A PURSE or
,h; dollars mile heats beat in Eve will coma ~
Wis aay Thurd'v Nov at "a o'clock for which the follow
ins horses etsIed 70 the sdde % Brooks ents
M Belle G. Bartne enters Fest b.: J. spcr
b. m Long Island Girl W. Former Con hdenc
tla.r EESWILLI an FONNER Pronrictor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

AR POwkLL ATrENL's TO DISEASES OF TIE ERE
and IA, NJ 26i Eroa.iwo entrance ~ Warren Dir Pow:
es reasc on the Eye oed 20 the general
md Ear Fountshs the most ssc sful for cur
ing affections the Eye and Ear imported large supply
Of rtifcisl Eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

vvEIY EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY
Cooley Reese Bill will SELL Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings Nov LIST and ID at O'clock at the Auction Room,
M Broadway Of Dey street, the large and valuable Law
ibrary Of David s. Jones' Esq, bracpg al the
Vsish and American and the best and most desirable
p.rs Profession. Catalogues Of this Library
ready at Ia. ' " VIZ ~ Wa
min
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

VACON s, ,PLATT. bUUTIONEER-SPLEND DID SET OF
Sheffield pattern csid hardware and cutlery JACOB 8
pLA1T will sell this day at ~ O'clock Auction Room %
Pet street. and witt which the sale will commence. consisting
Of table knives and forks of Two self tip black stag buck
Wme p9he &C. elegant pocket ana pen knives richly silver
mounted and solid pearl seashel nad with silver
gess Wbarnce Senaors and knives; Southern
Western hunting and knives SCISSORS,
shears suitable for retailing After which, the usual
of hardware cutlery viz hooks and
fa braces ard bte 500 doz table
descriptions in lots to suit country well city dealers
Also noy goods gold and silver pen peno cases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

NLD IRISH WBlSKEf.--LANDiN THIS DAY, FROg
~ Sarah Sands puDchs ,ne Of Vices
Cork hsbey. For sale by
DANItL NOONAN 9, Green sioh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

IRISH AND SCOTCB MALI wHIsXEY-uIGaF.Avo
ard superior quality in packages st the trade aud better
sdnped for their purpose than in the market For Gale
very much ss than the usual by WILL An NJ PARKI
Malt Wssoy Disllcr III seveoth O6ce ~ Sto.s
MAST OFF CLOTHING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
~ Gentlemen having speruus effects dispose wcaras
apparel &C., can obtain fair tor the by senau,
TO- the subscriber through the office. otherw viii
their residence IAd by Ma ,.vensyn
J.LEvENS7v N. lsR Rro.lwsv, IN starr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

II 0oMs TO RENT-AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WISH
~ ing the comforts Of horae be In rem
tee private residing In hrsscass house. within
btc OF Union Park Also goat cman asd lady w0ad do
sahle residence above left Herald Office di
rected to A. p will meet propt attention References ex
changed. -Se' ga
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2Sie cine S6tan9e Dul6te ct bis gu
Dem 9eliebten plaee uno parf itb NIT
unla9Ii0em 8er9nii9en ouf Dem Staten
neoer, ouf Dem Der Sup Der ib6nen Srau
9erubt bate; ct otbmete nit elmer bel.
pen 9Icr Die euft, Die iie 9efdbelt bate !;
er erbob feline Slife 5u Den 3lpei9en iiber
ibm, Die noD Dor rpeni9 Minuten Elm Oab
fir tte 9eblloet; ct nobm NIT bebenoen
!0dnosn Die SIumenblGtter, Die oa6 &ino
nob eben erit 6erri6en, uno fiibte Gie nit
einem @efGbl bon @luf, obne gu lpiiIen,
lpOber e6 ei9entli6 entifano. 80 traum:
te ct lon9e 3eit. @6 mar Elm 3uitono
bon Sblummer uno @oOen.
9l0glicb erbebte iein Snnere5, mie BON
einem etectriftben Sbla9e. Waoame g.
loB am 8ld9el uno prdIuoirte NIT ienem
wormen @efubl, oo6 fib BON Der SeeIe
LOFT, wenn man flb gang elm am uno un:
belauibt rpeiB. Ser 9ooen mar 9eiOlo1.
fen uno oo6 Senlter 9e6Fnet Riborb
fonnte isoem 9ouD oe6 Snitrument6 fol-
gen Der 3aubcr muO6; er lag berou1bt
bon @efIbten ga ; feline Seele OerbonO ItCb
aufe inni9lte NIT oieien G0nen, uno
Icbwon9 itb nit ibnen in reinere Spbd:
TEN empOr.
G6 mar oo6 crfe Mot in 1eincm Geben
ooB Der l1n9Gd&libe, &erIorene Elm Beib,
elm Sinh betro0tet bate, Dap ct Den Ouft
Der 8lumen einIo9, oaB ct oen Son oer
Wufif pernommen. Gr bate bis iegt
BON Dem NQen nibt6 9elpuBt !; oenn unie.
re Sdbi9feten entpideIn lib i'm Geben
ni@t our6 ittb ielblf; fie fperoen ourb
gr5iebun9 9elpeft, ooer ourdb bic Mo9ie
oe6 Qu9enbljf6. 6i6oro por in 9Gn5li,
der l1uwi6enbeit er6o9en morben. ST
fannte peoer oa6 Scben nod oa6 8emutb.
9teben un6 in Der @eIeQf6oft beftebt
cine @elt pon Sarbaren, oeren Sitten
mir weni9er fennen, at6 Die Sitten oer
Sioleeinluloner. gSir baben ME unlern
SUP in ibre perpeitsten Sblupftpinfel Sc:
Ieet. Ser @eoanfe an cine SemeinI6oft
NIT ibnen erfUut un6 nit GntleBen, ober
AUDI fte pihen nibt5 bon unieren perfeiz
nerten 8efuDlen, bon unierer QoeIte oes
9eben5, Don un ercr 2iebe.
(6Urtlseun9 frI9t)
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(Sprtlseun9 fOI9t.)
Gin jun9er SOloot pom 15eere oe6
alten uH1ub uno 9llittl9."


Sei elmer Serf fommlun9 oe5 Slough u.
Reaop 9lub5 in elmer @aro Der Staot
Qbilooelpbia, frat, ol6 man iib eben perz
ta9en wo(te, Elm bleiber, alien 2(nlpeiens
Den unbefonnter iun9er Monn ouf uno
bat ben prcfoenten um @rlaubniB, eini9e
Borte iiber Sen. 2apIor Ia9en 5u oGrfen.
Sein @cIub tpuroe nottivli6 belpilli9t.
Siefe5 S1pei9en berribte in Der Ser
fammlun9, ol6 ct ilb erbOb uuo fib lpe=
gen leine5 2(uftreten6 entlbutoi9te. Gr
Io9te, ct babe 8runo, Sen. Soptor 5u
fennen uno ct femme Jpn ol5 Sotoat uno
Menl1. Gr lei II Wonate BEL 1eincr
2(rmee 9epeIen uno einen Ebeil oieIer 3eit,
oI6 ct franz, our6 LANCE Maribe erI06pft
uno gum Sterben bereit par, babe ct in
Sen. SaDlor einen lparmen Sreuno uno
8elbdger 9efunoen. vMeine 6erren,"
fubr ct fortl ui0 bin blo6 l9 Sabre olt,
i6 bin bier frelno uno bobe e6 ME oer=
lubt, 0fentli1 5u ipre6en, aber itb babe
in eini9en 3eitun9en Nn9riffe ouf @ener.
Saylor'6 Gborofter ais M1onn 9sleien,
Die Jpn ber 1nmeni6licbfeit uno @rauIom=
felt bei1uloi9en uno ib muB fef bsbaup=
ten, ooB fOlbe acknowledgement pom 2(ns
fon9e biz gum Gnoe erlo9en itn0,
9le6Oiel Don tpem Iie INNER berrubren
m09en. SD babe 8rauiamfet uno une
menl6li6feit bon Seten oer unter9eoro:
neten Sffi6iere an ibren eeuten ou6dben,
unmenibli0e 3G0ti9un9en fit 9erin9e
Ser9eben au6tbeilen ieDen; aber ME in
Ge9enport Sen. Soplor's, bet itet6 elm
9uti9er &oter uno Sel6user oes arnen
Solooten mar, rno ben leoer brape Sol:
ooloat in feinem 9eere olS lol6en liebte.
8en Mann BON Gbre, Der unter ibm oiene
te, miro ibn oer @rouiamfeit 9e9eu feline
2ruppen ooer audi 9e9en Den 8eino be-
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Oie6 mar ber erite ate @eoanfe, De

llI0 OeH 2SpDtSelutD pPtIDalIeti Uet lDil
70 md0ti9 onre9te, inoem ct bm oo6 8ilo
uno Die l1m9ebun9 Der jun9en 8rou oufs
Neue per9e9enwdrti9te IS mar ober
nibt6 Qnoere5 ol6 oa6 befannte QatDOu:
Ii; oer erfe bette Sooen tieferte Jpn Die:
fen fir iDn 70 berrljden 8t9cnitono, uno
nun tru9 er Jpn in feline 1ommer, bar9
i'm in leinem Eager uno polIte ale Guft
oamit ourbmdr6en, Die er Don nun an Elm:
otbmen wiirbe.
Sin nPue6 9eben ipar in HitbQro5 SruIt
erpa6t. G6 war nitDt Der re9e Srieb 5u
lelnen perbreberii0en llnternebmun9en,
es par nibt oer piloe Gbr9ei5 mebr, oer
no6 Den eobiprd6en uno Grbebun9en iei:
ner GItern uno &amerooen tratbtete ion:
bern Elm @efabt wie Sebniucbt no6 etpo6
llnbefaantem ibien fib in Ieinem Sinner:
fen gu re9en. 9o6 SilO, oa6 Jpn fort:
ma breno belbdfti9te, Der onrei6enoe Sc
rudy Der Jpn fortmdbreno um9ob, oe6 pie9
te, Jpn in Elm Sroumleben, rpeI6e6 iein
Snnerite6 nit elmer freunoli6 erpdrmens
oen 8tamme erfiiQte.
Gr mollte 9leib nob Dem be9on9enen
OiebitaDle Oa6 9ou5 Der 8ittwe tpieoer
aufIu,ben oQen ibm feblte Der Mutb oas
gu. St, oer ionlt 70 leibtiinni9 neue
6rcpel ouf Srepel Ddufte, ma9te bier nibt
einmal oen Srt wieoer 6u ieben, no er
ben eriten be9an9en uno Den er NIT befe=
ren @efinnun9en betreten lpolte. ST.
Ipie9ete fb Dor, oob Die l36ne Sewob=
nerin ncbt mebr in ibrem 0ouie an6uz
trefen iein wdroe; oenn - oocbte ct -
penn ite nibt6 lpeiter beiei1en bat ais
oos gineommen, ber bon mir 9eroubten
Summe, 70 miro iie in ienem ele9onten
}oaule ni0t meDr ipODnen f0nnen. 60
fdmpfte er in 8eoonfen ourb Setrabs
tunsen o(ler 2(rt, Die mebr ooer weni9er
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