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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

Whitney's Project tor Railroad to the
Pacific was endorsed by the New York
Chamber Of Commerce at their meeting
on Tuesday, when a long report was made,
in which the various other propositions are
considered; concluding with -ecommen-
dation Of Mr.. Whitney's plan, and that
when completed it should belong to We
Nation. A resolution, however. was pass
ed urging Mr. WIS plan upon Congress.
leaving the ultimate ownership ofthe road
an open question.
TITLEs.-Some few years since, there
was young English nobleanan fgurin g
away at Washington. He had not much
! brains. but vast number of titles, which.
Notwithstanding our pretended dislike to
them, have sometimes the elect of tickling
| the ear amazingly. Several ladies' were
| in debate, going over the list. "lIe is
Lord Niscount SO and so. Baron Of such
country &c. "aIy fair fiends,' en-
claimed the gallant Lieut.. N, some of his
titles you seem to have forgotten" "Ah''
exclaimed they, "what is that!' ale is
Barren Of Intellect" was tie reply.
THE ''LIPPARD STYLE"-Nlrs. Swis-
helm, very forcible writer out west, thus
describes Lippard's peculiar style:
1--WE know no name for your style; and
have not learned that any critic invented
any other than the 'Lippari Style,' which
must mean style that requires the writer
to be born with st. Nitus' dance, to be in
oculated for the delirium trenens, take the
nightmare in the natural way. get badly
frightened at collection eff snakes. and
! xxrto ,,rIor Tho cov,h;Y cd i,Tt,apca ~
these manifold causes Of in;Piration.''
Adyices from Fort kelrney, of June
%, state that the emigrait parties had
ceased passing 10000 pesons and 60.
900 animals are supposed p be ~Letweer
>that point and Fort Hall. The grass was
usually fine. but fears were entertained Q
scarcity in the mountains
eETThe Chillccthe> Advertiser has beer
making inquiries as 10 the W neat crop 0
that county. and says that the Medlterra
mean variety has escaped rls' better thar
any other description. Encouraging re-
ports have reached ST. Luis from tht
Missouri In Boone and adjacent coun
), aes, rust has very materially damaged tbs
" heat; but in the viciDityof Weston ant
St. Joseph, and even higher up the river
the harvest Is very full All the grain Q
superior quality.
! G~"Now. then. Thoin.S. what are yol
burning off my table there" ..Onlv tn,
paper what's written all over, sir: ain
fouched the clean
! GIL, is said that in Florida sincl,
acre ot land will produce $1,000 worth o
Pine Apples
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

NrThe London Times says that one
Of the crying sins Of the people Of Great
Britain, is the national habit Of indebted
ness. Everybody is in debt. and half tho
people, if their affairs were inquired into,
would be found insolvens. The State sets
the example. 1t owes nearly E8OO,OOO,.
600. and because the debt 10 Of such fab
ulous proportions. it gives up all effort to
repay.
Gr"There are two things,'' says Mrs.
Darlington, ''that should DO 1t home every
evening at dark-Cows and Women-es-
pecially if there are nursing babies in
the house.
FEMALE BEAuTY.-The Lynn Pioneer
informs US that English women do not
marry so early as the American and DR..
Johnson. of the Medico Chirurgical Re-
view, tells us that for every month wo-
man spends in tho married state during
the third septenniad, year will he taken
from the duration of her beauty and per-
sonal attractions.-[BostonR Rep.
nrThere is ladies' shoemaker down
in Lynn, Mass.) who, as fast as he finish
es gaiter, throws it over his shoulder in
in box behind him. He keeps one in the
air all the time.
EDUCATION IN N. YoRK-By the last
report, it appears that there are in the city
Of New York, 115 public, 81 corporate,
and l8 ward schools. attended by about
| 12O, 900 scholars. The amount expend-
ed last year in the erection and improve
ment Of school houses, was $4,000.
rMaria Monk, the author ofthe 'aw-
c,1
in the city Of New York few days ago.
OF BY law of New Hampshire re-
Gently passed by the Legislature, q person
convicted Of a capital offence shall not
be executed until one year after sentence
is passed, and then his sentence may be
commuted by the Governor and Council.
rThe Legislature Of Virginia, now
engaged in amending the Constitution Of
that State, have given the people Of any
county. the privilege Of adopting the free
school system.
o. The outstanding u S. Treasury
Notes on the LIST Of August amounted 10
So, 533, 139 81.
TThe State Of Pennsylvania paid tho
| August interest on her bonds on the LIST
instant.
STILL ANOTHER wARNING.-The Buffalo
Commercial says: "Many people may,
doubtless, partake of vegetables with i'm
punity this season, as well as any other.
but the experiment 10 attended with cx-
IRENE danger. Two children, residing in
the upper part Of this city, were allowed
TO partake pretty freely Of cucumbers ard
vinegar for breakfast, at the usual hour
At halfpast 1 2, about six hours afterwards,
the Undertaken was sent for to lay out the
corpse of bo.h-so speedily fatal had been
the cholera. which was indeed by their
imprudcnt diet"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
A Picture OF Slavery Drawn by "A
Shareholders.

We have cut from i paper publ lshed, in a
Slave State, the following description of the con-
dition of Slaves, by who is in a most emf
nent degree qualified to testify truly to the con-
diton of Slaves. He is the owner Of near two
lhundred,-an educated, Christian gentleman,
who is trying personally all he can to teach his
Slaves Christianity. and to better thei. condition.
Here is the portrait, and it is true one. Read
it, and ask yourself what manner of men are
they, who with facts, like these before their
eyes.-undertake to prove, that the condition Of
the Slave States is better, than that Of the Free
lCin Atlas.
The great mass of slaves are habitual thieves,
dreading only detection; unblushing liars, finch
ing from no faisehood however shallow that
seems TO aid conceameut; open adulterers, and
shameless fornicators, improvdent the
age that cuts down the tree to get the fruit; fill
thy as their African progenitors; crafty and un-
grateful; having little family affection. They
know unions, friendships or honor, save
that which exists among thieves There in
deed some amongst them honest, truthful, vir-
tuous (rarest of al,) provident TO Il very limit
ed degree neat. open minded grateful, regard
iuI of family relations, and atfe ctionate, but the
/ the CANCEL VISIT exceptions. They are so
replete with all these denominations, because OF
the very meagrs attention their physical comforts
have received III the mass, and the almost total
neglect of ali moral culture, tina; has been the
lot ever since their first chained ancestor was
landed shores, but remove from the
brute creation. Their onl motive to action has
been the lash. | am happy to be able to state
that a better day is beginning to dawn for them
everywhere. Their owners waking from
their lethargv and apathy. Some it to be
in better way, and many others feel it to be
their duty
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
a Pos sEa8ssca.'S EEs;agI.s7-:ss.

The Editor of the Cairo Delta has just been
appointed Postmaster at that place. ami he taxes
occasion III his first issue thereafter, to deliver
himself of tie following Inaugural
New PosrM,sTEg--It is 70 longer mooted
question. whether o.. not this Administration will
besto~ Offices OF honor, en,oiurnent and power.
en- hedeviled Editors. We are Postmaster of
Cairo, The keen, discriminating eye OF Fitz
Henry Warren. III g!ancing the country
with the object of seeking out virtue ana worth
to reward by public Office, fell upon humble
self. and at once recognized III those shining
qualities and that MODEST merit, for which the
Editor OF the Delta $ remarkable. Some
pretend TO say that Cen Tayo. himself pointed
US ont worthy object 10 BE- crowned with
cigniies: but satisfied, seriously as the
matter affected and Interested the whole coun-
try, he took direct interest III IL ConiIde Mt
in the oiscernnnent Of the Assistant Postmaster
General he left II TO his eagle eve. rather as
he from Iowa. to his Ha1rkeHe. to discover
our rare virtues Well, when the discovery was
made, the sails o1Eicer 1T Gu tie .f,ioeument
telling to enter Into bonds, swear 10 60 our
duty faithfully as Postmaster aad support the
Constitution, then lcoul1 De Postmaster
Like good citizen, who would make any pecu-
mary sacrifice 10 serve has country, we did as
directed, and now are regularly installed and
dubbed. appointed and sc5.no n lodged, one OF the
d!Entaries, zealously Ita. ing deaf open and
shat game with mail bags. and rendering cur
self generally useful 10 the people and country
rrThe Board ofvisitors a, West Point
Military academy have reported favorably
Of The improvement Of The pupils and O.
-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
PROSPECT OF 4 WAR WITH ENG
T,tNDi

The Baltimore Sun Of Friday last, has
the following singular paragraphs:
No new developments have been made
with reference to the Mosquito question.
The attitude taken by the Government IS
Of the most determined kind Ii has long
been an avowcd American principle to
prevent, in all cases. any further coloni-
cation upon this continent. by European
powers. aud the Mosquito transaction is
neither more nor less than an attempt up
on the part of England 10 establish col
ony. and thus obtain the command OF the
gulf Of Mexico and the route to the Pa
ciic. The present administration is de-
terlnined to uphold this principle. and has
already plainly informed the Bri,is! Cow
ernmen. that any further interference in
the affairs Of Mosquito will moi be permit
ted, and that a forciblc attempt to prevent
our citizens from enjoying the privileges Of
navigating the st. Juan. as granted them
by the Government of Nicaragua, Will
be deemed an act of open hostility.
If this paragraph be true, there is bet
ter chance for war wiki England, than
there was on the Oregon question |, is
ominouS If the British Consul is right
in his statement. Great Britain has i'rea-
~ of Offence and Defence with the Mos
quito Kingdom. The boundaries OF that
Territory extend over the San Juan river.
Hence he gives notice to the American
Company, that they cannot proceed with
the navigation of that river. Now, Oh
the suppoSition that Mr. BARCLAYS state
mcnt on one hand is correct, and that OF
the correspondent of the baltimore Sun.
on the other, is correct also, are we not on
the verge Of War? VIII Great Britain
back out from the defence OF her allics?-
Or will the Government of the United
States refrain from action, after such dec
iaraiiOn as the one above stated,
Ii all this be true. then we'd better pre-
pare for a serious state of things. The
Young men may have another chance o.
volunteering. We must brush up the old
guns make more powder-buld more
ships and prepare 10 wear American man
ulacturcd goods for while. In fact, we
! don't see, if our administration are Sc
fierce, but what they are likely to give Us
more business than General Cass would
| If oloc+aI Fin jy7us dur II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
TIE MOSQUITO KINGDOM.

The Providence Journal gives history
of the events which have occurred within
the pas: three or four years in strip of
country in the neighborhool Of Honduras
and which have occupied the attention Of
the press Of this country for some time
past, and which have lately been brought
into particular prominence. Beinr free
from the unbecoming rodomontade which
have characterized some publications. on
the subjNt which we have observed in
other papers. and aiming. apparently. TO
state the facts Of the case, with their bear
ing upon the interest of the American
company that has got privilege for con-
structins ship canal there, we arc glad
to place before our readers the followin g
statement from SO respectable source:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
From the Providence Journal.

rom the lroEldence JOufudi
A few wears since. British mercantile
house at Jamaica. doing business with the
Indians on that part Of the coast of Qua
temala most contiguous to that island. con-
trved to get some Of the chiefs deeply in
their debt, whether Justly or not does not
appear, and to extort from them mort
gage on q considerable portion of the ter
ritory occupied by them. What the ma
ture of the lien or mortgage was which
these traders had obtained is not known
to US; but it seems that the British Gov
ernment thought it favorable .opporiuni-
" to step in, acknowledge the claim. as
well as the security held by the traders,
and seize on the territory SO mor;gaged
\ man-of-war suddenly appeared off the
town Of San Juan. sent its armed boats
on shore. and forcibly took possession.-
To strengthen their claim consul was
sen, to the country by the British Govern
ment. who endeavored to get an acknowl-
edgnent from the adjoining States OF Cos
Ia Rica and Nicaragua of the territory
seized upon by them from the SO called
/ Mosquito chief, with the promise Of some
commercial advantages at the port of San
Juan. Costa Rica joins New Grenada
near the Isthmus of Panama, and stretch
es towards Nicaragua lake. with long
/ line of the Pacific coast.
/ To obtain advantages Of port of entry
on the opposite coast was most desra
bic object, III whatever way they might be
obtained and if England. under the plei
Of supporting the soverei gnty of a petit,
/ Indian chief. called the Mosquito King.
would grant these advantages simply by
receiving from Costa RIGA an acknowl
edgment of her claims to a portion OF the
territory belonging to the State of Nicar
aqua, she would do so. But to the peopl,
Of Nicaragua the "NIosquito King" wa
a new parsonage. and bore the same rela
ton to them as the Indian chiefs Blacl
Hawk. Oceola. and Red Jacket did il
their day to the United States. To &C
knowledge. therefore, the transfer of
large tract of country. the navigation o
their principal river, and their only sea
port and harbor to the British Government
by one of their Indian chiefs was too ri
diculous 10 be considered The consu
or delegate to his mosquito Majesty wa
!. not acknowledged by the authorities c
Nicaragua, nor any claims which he mad
10 their territory.
The country claimed by the British
, over which they pretend TO exercise luris
| diction III behalf of this Indian chief. ex
tends from the mouth ofthe river San Jtnl
, 10 the Machuca falls. about sixty miles Vi
that stream toward Lake Nicaragua. ant
along the coast between three and fou
hundred miles no-.L "ard. As T.. ne eX
.--.s miami - Is probably as FAR Is Guatc
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22

bod, fddete uub 6ftefs SteQeu aus oemltl-
ben anfiitrte. lluter enoern merfwiirbieen
Sa9en bes Serfaiers tefuoen Id aud, fcls
9enoe.
SD mpl(te tein &Suig ftiu in 1s4s.
SD woltte fein Scbten9rdber fein in 1849
Sd wcute fetn Soloat iein in 1850.
Sd, pcltte ir9eno elmer bieler ietn IN 1851.
Das erpdhnte gSerf murbe Der un9efdbr
200 Sabren 9cltriebeu, unb bsfst fir Die
Neu9ierisen aIIeroiu9s Snterele. 9Ste uns
0eipiB mar Die 8eIsart, nit pelfer E0uige
in ls48 thrc Grcncu ttu9en. QSer wiirce
Die Stelle ctnes Scbteu9rdter6 in IS49 BE-
9sbren, Der niht 9dnSlih BON 9clolithtt9en
Seweogrilnoen beberrlt,t Mrs GS 1T mebr
ol6 wahrldenlid, baB Die Srie9er Der @rbe
ciue orpse Mcnlhenmen9e iii 1850 liefcrn
tperoen, um Elm weites ltilles @jrab su fitlen.
llnb in 1851 f6uncn mir weni9tcns bcffen,
fir Die Iiebtihen 0crbpten, tpclde nSrieee
auf Grren uno Dem Wenlhen Elm ycbI9e-
fallel,' oerheieeu perben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22
Ginlaban9 sur Snbie ripttpn
auf ben
S0iO Sto0tS> Soteta.

Sn Sc9t elmer Tcrtar,nlun9 ntr ptutfArebenbtn
SIreer rrn Canton rpurren bic rr,eibnrtcn als
0rmmttet ernannt, tim WiasreSrln gu treftn res
Scrtttttebtn res ,,Sbic Staatstctrn" 81 fdbtrl.
Gs ,purbe fcfalrftn piefe 3eituns rrSbtntb in ris
ncm rcrsrSBerttn Srrmatt 9tih rtin rrs QScfttrtct
rttr ces Start County Semctrater, sn So Srllars
jabrli4tn Gutitrirtirns>p in Srrausttlats
lung Etraus;uSrten; 1925 trenn innerbalb rts tts
fen baiten Sabres So so rern irabrenr rts ;ptitt
baltcn Sabrts unc s2,75 rtnn trt mad 8erlauf rts
Sabrrs tejablt rirt.
or. Slptbna9rl rrtrt iidb bic 6traus9att btr 3tts
tuns 10 tt9nncr, (ctalp ais 500 ttnttrldrefcr stz
fanmtt finb, ron cenen trcnStens ric -oalfte rrrs
austt;aDt fat. SpQte rcfc 1n;abl niebt ,ufainuc,
gctra6t mtrrtn ffnncr,, 70 miro bent, rtl1e an cis
t rtn tins autbcritrten GScnen telabt bater1, bas
8clr ;uriferltatttt werpcn. Sn ttinem Safe mirb
tbtr init Der craussate anSsfanse, ais tis Gin tau
crbaftes Srrttelitben Res 9lattts in 1usdt srftst
iit. Sie 3cituns rpirb D rfratif8en 6runrs
Cdecn bulti9en nb ricctcn cts ju rrrtberi9tn fire.
ZEN. Die Qn9tlcStnbeitrn tiettr 9lrrrei9tn Gtpufs
lit erten auf an9ennetnt QSee barin rtrbanbelt TO-
tpit aud 9rrtebrunscn 9ctrcfftn srereen tint ausar>
biftbe Slabriebten l6nel unp ausfibrb mtsutbeiltt
QSas sitcratur, Sunlf, 9BifIcnIbaft, @eirtrtc
unp Ntertau Sntrtfantcs rartettn, frirp lie ibrtn
setern prrfubren; iterbaurt fca cas- 8lat fc lebrs
reid, naefid anc lnterbaltenc tperctn, bag es f@
btr teifen S(dttern Der Scr. Staaten an bic Scite
ftelen uno bic ausipartisen rtutiben Seitunecn
erfesen fam.
Nus 9antcn allein Sebsn jabrlit st3cn $500 fir
teutf4e 3ritun9en mad entftrnten Stabtcn. Q8irre
Der sr65te 1hel bieer @umne CUR ltnterltaeuns ei,
mes einbeimii6en Slattcs pcrtptnbet, 70 mare pacr
fhrn int brben 6rabe Die Grifen, eines fcleen setis
fert; auiiertcm wercen curd bas gee8fenben biefer
alernin9s ntt unteoeutencen Sunne Die perfetiecrs
nen @siAaftsstreise aller 9rrtbci[ terautt, bic
ibnen ats beret ,tninttelbaren Girfulaticr trratz
fen frfrten. Sic ,ablrei6e beutI9e 8erelferi1a
Etarf Gpnntps unb ret ltmsescnb 1T i'm StanSe,
nent Der Qeae ba it, cine senisstne beutbe 3etrna
;u unterftnteit. sabt t'ts pabtr, DlittlrSer 6anp
an's Qeert esen, tim btnen uncrc tntcrttasuna arts
9ttciben tt afen, bic in tntrsr 1itte ben ebt mir
uns mad entferntere Ortt fpenren. 9lnr burd cine
rei6lAe Sifte taarjablenber ltnter1reiter tSnntt,
mir cine CUTE, alien tili9en 4nforbcrunsen entfrrez
6enpe 3eituns 1T nnerere lite erbalten unp ppbf.
feier offs prn anceren0rten. Iuf Cure Ilitpirfune,
oNittlrscr, tpirb IS jeet anfrnnen, pb Gin fofAes
Satt in ttnferer Oltte bcifebtn ca cbtr nidt sast
inns 0anb ans Q1ert le9en, INN einem lcbtn ltntcr>
ncbnen ein bauernres 8eitebtn su li9ern.
@. Wtper,
Or. Sratebnf9,
g. 8autr, : COMMITTEE
g. Stublt,
s. Walletn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22
Der Scrrepoubcnt cesGewsg) Seralos

Der Correspondent ces9eips2)erf Seralbs
(gaDIcrSlatt) fdreibt bon @asbingtcn
u@eneral GaYlors SdhIahtrrs, Der alte
Shimmel, it INNER nod Der @eseaifano
Der slufmertiamfeit. gr miro BON etenic pics
len Yericnen teuft, ats fein gisentblmer.
Der olte Sd)imnlel itebt siemlid, gut aus,
feline Wdbue uno iein Shpan, fnb iibri-
gems nur halb 70 lang ais uor 2 Mrnaten,
spp er Sen. GaDlcrs 9Ndatase in eouiIana
perlieB. Die 0aare, Die ibm, gum 2nbcnfen
au6geriGrn wuroen, perbcn Gereits in0fin9e
unb SuweIen einacfaet.
Der alte Shmmel lpielt lit Der Shat cine
9rcBe Hcue inter Der Wbi9aominiifration.
W1n lrotte bod, ridJt iiber bic Snbianer,
,penn Ge flt einen Sting turd Die 9taNe sies
ben uno eas @eiIht ous abltenlihe gBeiIe
bcmableu. Dieie rchen Senoer Der O2atur
lIno rcppelt su tutihuleigen penn man
bort, caB ild unire bch9ebilocten lBbiefltz
rer nit 6e1t Oaaren eine6 alten @auls
fhmilden. 60 ein toh9ebiloeter Bbi9dm-
terjd9er init Der Srille auf Ger Taie, elmer
Slough unb 9ieaeY Gi9orre i'm Wunbe, mo-
bernen Srad, unb einem 8uId)el pferSe'
9nare III Der 9olbenen Srnlfnaeel, muB lid,
oer;peifelt gut a,tsnebmcr, uno mitroe ei-
ilem Shio Sarmer ols Sogeliheud'e i'm
Sbltqarten trefflid,e Gienite leifen tSnneH.
Gin unternetmenoer Oanfee fol- 8encz
raj GaYlcr 5000 fir cen @ebrauh leines
alien ShimmeIs nSlc Wheit1", auf ein
Sabr sebcteu nnc nod aueerbem bae gerz
fprehen 9e9eben taben, cas- 2eben bes nIten
9alls nit $1,000 fur Elm Sabr su perfaern.
Der flu9e Yaufee beabftdti9te udmlih, be>
ia9ten Shimmsl in oen 6tlideu Stioten
;ur Shau anssuftelen unb bereduete i'm
8craus, SaB itm jeber patrictilher Whie
10 Gents Gintritts9elo tesablen pirbe. 9e>
neral 2aDlcr tpcllte ubriasus bem 8srlpre>
hsn feir Gertraueu Iheufen, benn er 9eht
aus ei9rer @rfahrung bon Ger 9lnlId,t aus,
oaB bic, tpelhe am meilten oeripred)en, an.
ipeni9aen su halteu pae9en, uno perwei9erte
ais gutter 9tepu6lfauer bas @elud,. Com
@pin9 mar ebenfaas entihieben baeegen.
Iad ieiner 9ln(Idt ica fIt @eneral 2aDlcr
baburd,, caB er trcs leines Ssrfprehens 70
picle Demcfrateu a5leste, beim 9rfe febr
unbelebt 9emadt baten. Daber iei es no
tbi9, oaB Der alte 3ad auf leiner 9leiie auf
csm alten Sdimmcl reite I'm, ouf ticie
98etie in ben cerlhieteueu Sldetcn 9rc6e
Soaufen un {th ju iammeln. gGir Gnb Der
9lnlldt ca6 Der alte Sdimme( Der telfe,
ebflihlte Sreuno 1T, cen 9eneral IaDlcr in
lSeihin9tpn befBt. gEeltb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-22

elettrlife @rfheinangen ourdl 8eDtter itt
in Der 2uft sesei8t baben. SIS it oies cine
nnSen6buEihe aussrcrbentlide @rfhe;nuns,
relhe tarauf hinceutet, cae Gh en un9cs
tpbbultter Waueel an Gleftrjctdt lit Der
Quft befncet. Man bat biei grfheinuug
NIT bem slnftreten Der Cholera III 8erbin>
bun9 gebrad,t uno pielleiht nidlt nit TIM
redt tcnu eiu fraus61iher 9tattrforldber
nil becbahtet bateiL bas cine lfarfe @lef-
trl0rmalhiue, nit Der er 8ecbahtuu9en ans
suifcllen pHe9te, bel Dem griheinen berShos
Iera iu Yaris in ibrcr QGirfun9 becenteno
abnatm, uno als Die @bcIera ben hbhiten
punft crreihte, gar feline Wirfun9 nebr
hattie. Gr ersdhIte, baB er frubcr chne
Shwtcri9fciten ;u jcoer 3cit iejner @lcftris
Grmalhine cine clcftriide 6lamme Q 3ca
lang cntlrden fpunte, bae bic 8lantme trcs
gr6eerer 9eibnua nit Der 3uuohme Der @Aps
lerd abgcnomalen babe, uno oaS CT eutlih,
ais bic Sbolera bcn hDhiten Nuutt erreihte,
nidt mebr in1 St1noe mar, ,tr oud nur
einen einsi9en Sunfen su entlcdsn. 9ei'm
Gadlaiien Der Cholera seiste Die @lettriIIrs
malhine rpieoer 9Strfnua. - 9ierau5 fhlcs
Ell, paS Die @tUlcra einem Mangel an @lsfs
tricitdt III Der Cuff su,uihreiben iei SoUte
eieie sInnabme bcsriinoet iein, 70 wereen mir
bier uno an aneern 9Ndeen fein 9tah-
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