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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
cen,us Of .rofferson COUNTY.

The United States Assistant Marshal,
J. ]. Miller, Esq, has just furnished us
with the following statistics, IN regard 10
the population of our county;
Char!estown contains 1879 Dwelling Houses
and 205 families.
Free lphabtauts. l,l22; Slaves, 392, Total !, 5li
ShepI erdslown contains 229 Dwelling
Houses ard 246 families.
Free Inhabitants, 1879 Slaves, 2i9; Total, ,9oi
Harpers-Ferry, 267 dwelling houses,
and 2I9 families.
Free INHABITANTS, 1888; Saves, lO9, Total, L74'
Bolivar, 1877 dwellings; Families, 979. -,
Free inhabitants, l.COS; Slaves, 46; Total, 2,eOl
SmiI.frld, 65 dwellings; families, g. -,
Free Inhabitants. 35li Slaves, 80; Total, 4fe
In the Country, Free Inhabitants, 1851
Saves, 2,450; Total, 9'o''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
South Carolina.

In Carolina there is no blinking Of the
question, about contemplated action, as
connected with her federal relalions.--
Secession is the avowed and tine only
remedy which either her press or her peo'
pie look to. Amid the general eniLusi'
asm of the people of that state for the en-
treme measure, one voice, that of the Col
ector of the port of Charleston, has been
raised in favor of non-intercourse as the
appropriate remedy for the occasion. Col.
Grayson's appeal has been most indig-
nantly received by the public, so FAR as
the press may be supposed to express the
public feeling. His proposed remedy is
treated with even less courtesy than my
self. The non-lnlercouse scheme is
called both an lmpracticable and pretty
scheme, and is treated with sovereign con.
tempt. The Southern Congress scheme
of Mr.. Memminger, with his explanation
Of its value, that Of having an actual gov
eminent IN eSSe, in the event OF dlsunlon,
has not as far as we have seen, been re-
ceived or treated either with favor or dis
favor, but is permitted TO pass pretty
much without notice. There is no mista-
king the purpose of our sister State. She
is for secession, as the only remedy for
the federal aggression, and we believe her
people are very generally of one mind up
on the subject. From the accounts OF
public sentiment in various important
points in Mississippi, that State is assu-
redly not as united in opinion for seces-
sion; if she be net really and decisively
against in. The same may be said for
Alabama; and the late Congressional cleo
ton settles the point of the Unionism OF
Florida.
With tits state of things, in regard TO
the States near her, we know not how
Carolina will ultimately act. If she real
ly undertakes her purpose of Secession,
we really do not think she will have a
single Southern State with her. Whether
she will with this state of things before
her, attempt the work Of revolution, she
will very shortly make known. We can
but hope she may not commit herself TO a
course, the result of which may only be
all entailment of regrets and decidedly
weakening TO the future influence OF her
self. and perhaps her southern sisters.
But it is due 10 truth 10 declare our i'm
preston from all we can see, both of feel
ing and action on the part of the people
of that State, that she will in all human
probability attempt in earnest the work of
Revolution, so far as she is concerned, by
secession from the Federal Union. Such,
certainly, her whole course at present
would at least indicate.--S0uthern Re
corter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
serve two,masters" being carefully k'
out of sight.

out OF sight.
Preprie,y, l think | said, compelled our
party To retire To little distance from the
place where the scene have been endea-
verng to describe was enacted; hut pro
prie,y played one at least OF her votaries
an unworthy trick. | was following a
companion across The river; he had
gained The opposite side, when the cur
rent caught me suddenly, and giving up
the glory ofihe enterprise, might and main
| was obliged to strike out for the bank |
had just left. However, the river god be-
ing unprop,ious, was hurried incont
nently down the stream, and finally depos-
tied on shingIy bank, Il blush 10 record
Iit,) nearly at the feet of the fair pilgrim
who represented the genier sex amongst
our body. Here the wafer was too shall
low 10 swim, and current too rapid to per-
nit my coming to an anchor by any other
expedient than that of holding on by the
bottom with both hands. My feet were
pointed at the lady and my neither man
humping uneasily against the stony shelf
on which was so deplorably stranded,
added bodily torment to mental anguish.
What was to be done! Decency, of
course, forbade my getting on my legs
and retiring like Christian biped, whilst
necessity forced me to hold hard, as a
meander downwards to the sea of Sodom
might be attended with very serious con-
sequences, even if I escaped shipwreck in
my involuntary voyage. So there l lay
covered, as well as adverse circumstances
would admit Of, in the muddy water, my
face scorched by a blazing sun, and my
antipdes threatening momenlarily TO come
asunder, from the incessant jerking of the
memorable stream. The fact is, was in
the "eentre ola hobble." And how did
the fair lady take it? This was the I'M
kindest cuI of all. Oh! for the proprie
ty, the delicacy, may the sympathy of
woman! She positively looked as if no.
thing extraordinary was the matter; |
might as well have been log of wood ;
she neither regarded my helpless condi-
ton, nor expressed commiseration for my
perplexily; perhaps she thought, poor
simple woman, it was as we Europeans
had, and that the custom OF my country,
| was paying my respects to the venera-
ted object of our mutual pilgrimage. Be
that as if, may, there lay unhappy l, a
martyr TO my modesty; while she, for
whose sake l suffered, calmly contem
plated my burning countenance, and, as
fastas theclotheswere handedher, immersed
garment after garment in the water, con-
secrating, | very believe, the wardrobes of
every female friend, kindswoman, or &C.
quaintance she possessed i'll the wide
world-and these, as had reason to re-
member, were any thing but few. AT
last her task was finished, and taking an
extra duck for her own especial benefit,
the ruthless woman betook her to the
bushes, whilst l, scorched, scaried, and
parboiled, rose dripping from the river,
for-swearing pilgrims and p2gr;mages
from that day forth.-D"blin University
Magazine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
DaguePreOtypes.

Mr. Macomber one OF the Oldest and most &C
complished Daguerrean operators in the coun-
try has taken rooms over Selby's Store, for
short time His pictures in point OF dIstInctne's
and beauty, exceed any ever yet exhibited IN
this place. Persons in want of good likeness
canno, do better than to give him call. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

Coal IN FAroUIER.--We have seen a
specimen Of coal taken from the farm Of
Mr.. Luther X. Spilman, about eight miles
below ibis place. From experiments
made with other pieces taken from the
same place, il is believed, by persons
quail fed to Judge, that ibis coal, If not
identical with il, is very similar in its
qualities, 10 The genuine anthracite. II
this be so, and the quantity considerable
! (which VIC understand, appearances indi.
cate. we have in truth another case Of
treasuJe trore.--Piedmont Hhig.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

AccIDENT.--We learn from the Peo-
pies Own that MIR. H. n. Harne of this
place, accidentally shot one of his sons
the other day whilst out cunning, part OF
the charge (small shot entered his head
in different places, but without doing any
serious injury TO the outh.--Hagsrstown
Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

INDlANA.-A proposition is now pending, says
the Richmond Enquirer, in the Indiana Consti-
tutional Convention 10 prevent the emigration
Of free negroes into the State. 1t is urged that
the laws of kentucky and other slave States
tend 10 drive the free negroes into the free
States, and that in order to guard Indiana from
I" mixed population" which is called one of
the evils of slavery, such prohihiory law is
expedient.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

r. In the list of deaths al San Fan
cisco. we observe the name Of +. Dan
nington, Va. This gentleman resided
several years at hearneysville and Dun
ninglon's Depot, and left but few months
silce for California.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
Methodist Episcopal Church South.

We observe that congregations OF this
Religious denomination are being organ
lied in various parts Of the Baltimore
Conference, which is attached TO the
Church North. FlouTishlng congrega'
lions have been established in Washing
ton and Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

HURRA FOR THAT.--Brooks, Briggs.
and Halves, three OF the four members Of
Congress elected in New York city, are
national men. and opposed to The higher
law" doctrine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

FEEu HrGRoEs ~ WAsHIxGToS.-The
Maym Of Washington city has Issued
pnGl,c ro'ice thai free negroes residing
there. wbo have not given bonds and Sc
ruritv 10 become no7burden on the cor.
porallon, will be fned and imprisoned.
according TO the law of 1927.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

GWThe census returns thus lar 3D.
tained in Vermont, indicate decrease oil
population in about half TIE towns since
1910.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
Is $50


There l,76O dwellinge, and 2.0Ol fam
lies in the whole County lO.4SO white
inhabitants 53S free negroes; 4.34l
slaves--making in all the above aggre-
GATE, Is, 459 inhabitants, being an increase
of about 10 per cent. over The census OF
1910. The real and personal estate is
estimated at Sll ,674, O3l.-Free Press.
By comparing the above with the cen
sus statistics of 1910, we discover the fol-
lowing results:
Pop. of Jefferson co. in 1910 l4,0S2
1850 1859
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

The SOUTHERN SHOE TRADH.--The
value OF shoes annually sent South from
n. Y. is estimated at S5,00O,000. Dos.
ton aud Philadelphia send ptrhsps, as
many more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
Decrease

The latter gratifying result. We trust
that the next census will find us entirely
rid of the evils necessarily accompanying
Free Negro Population.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

CENSUS or WASHINGTON COUNTY
We learn from the Hagerstown News
that the new census Of Washington coun-
~ show il 10 contain total population
of 3O,476 of which number 1921 are
slaves. The census of 1910 exhibited
total population at that time Of 2S,792.
of which 25O5 are set down as slaves.
This shows a total increase in the county
in the last ten years Of 1884, and de-
crease of 224 slaves, consequently, an in
crease of upwards Of 1000 free inhabi-
tants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

FuoITIvE SLAVES AT THE NoRTH.--lt
has been estimated by the author of
pamphlet published not long since at
Washington, under the name Of 'RandolIh
Of Roanoke that the number Of fugitive
slaves who have escaped from the South
between 1910 and 1910, and taken resi-
dence in seven free States of the North,
amounts TO 46.224-and that Is, 400 have
escaped between 1910 and 1850 making
total Of 81 ,624 in forty years. or al the
rate of 1910 in every year. ValuingtscIi"
slave al $3.50. The annual loss has been
1903, 900, and the total loss S27, 730, 1903.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

10 4 meeting was held in The Courthouse,
in this place, on Friday, November ], prepare
tory to general meeting of the citizens of this
county, which is to take place on the Isl day of
the November Court. The object Of these meet
ngs is, TO enable the mass Of the people to give
expression to their sentiments, upon the meas
ures which have bsen adopted by Congress for
the settlement Of all agitation between the
North and tho South.
We predict that the meeting on the 4th Mon
day in this month will prove TO be triumphant
Union meeting Virginia (SiGuEton) Messenger.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

We understand that snow fell several inches
deep at Cumberland on Friday last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12

20 our dlSmay, we lOunu OURSELVES BUR
Rnded by body Of pilgrims, who had
xpectedly debouched from the bushes.
formly arrayed in white. Not having
idea thatit was customary to dress
- the occasion, and propriety forbidding
us to intrude in state Of nature on so
worshipful company, We retired, with no
email precipitation, TO a more secluded,
but less favorable spot up the banks.
The scene was highly amusing-horses
Aonndering and snoring midway in the
stream Arabs displaying their copper
colored limbs as they disported them.
selves amongst the tiny waves; pilgrims,
in bridal array, duckiDg and diving, grub
SSiag for snail shells and green pebbles in
the bottom Of the stream: handkerchiefs,
caps, and unknown articles of apparel.
male and female, were washed in the holy
river, all consecra,ed habiIliments from
that day forth. Some long-sighted devo-
tees had brough! heads and glass armlets
from Jerusalem TO be transformed into
amulets and relics, by immersion in the
Jordan; more bottled the water in large
I'm TASKS; and few took substantial
iogs, to be manufactured into trinkets OF
ui.eis SORTS, cousecraed all by contact
NlI The waters. In fact, pleasure, profit,
s..a NeVoton were curiously blended to-
geher-,he maxim that mo man ran
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-11-12
Increase

White inhabitants in 1910
" 1850
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20
asittuoeb, SEN 2Otcn 0ebrmar, 1850.

nidt sefaunt, mas fte 9ethan, baB bas llngss
noate ibr nidt als Wi0rthat suserehnet
iperoen fonne; Ie tpeoer bon benz Se,puGts
fetn nod, oen oem erbrTdeneen @efiibI tiefer
Berlhulcnng befreien. 9lber mas ibr curd,
jene erlfe Shmersensnaht eebolfen, 1eiete
tbr aud bier eiht unb 3ufuht: Der @lau.
ben, jene attepan9elifd,e Neht9ldnbisteit,
tn ter ile aufersc9en tpcroen mar, unberibrt
bon ben peraahenben nnb perneinenben
0fihtun9en unieres teutisen @laubenslee
bens. Das tpar ibr Grcit unb ibre Ollfe !;
ttitt neil iie Elm fdpades @eib mar benn
bel aDler @eiblidfeit uno 3artbeit bate Te
9rcse Milensfraft unb bellen fdarfen 9ers
ftano; fonbern neil jener @laube auein, fle
elmer tpahrbaft oer10tnenben @enu9thuuue
fur ibre Shulc, se,pi6 MAIDEN fcnnte, cbne
bieie Sd,nlo fpe9,uldusnen ober su Yerfleis
nern. Genncd muste Te bic @rfabruu9
MAIDEN, tpte tpeni9 man bas be1lst , tpas
man nur tpetB; uno ben bar9e5ctenen Croft
unc 8riseen Fd lebenoi9 suSueisuen, fofste
tbr lanse unb fhtpere innere &dmpfe.
(Scrtfttuns fclst.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20
81 cDim0mn0cm.

Scr ,,0Dic @tsatsssBcte" erftteint Nlittwcds.-
Der Sutttrlrticnssreis fur 50 9au'nmern 1T ~ in
9orauste,abluns, 1925 penn inncrbalb tts eriten
batben sabrts, $3.50 enn pabrenp pes sipeittn bat
ten Sabrts unp S2,75 wenn trif, mad 9,erlauf bes
SaLrcs feioblt miro. - 9iieinanb tann te 3tt'
tuns aufseten rbne rrrbcr alIt GAtfance te,abH gu
baee,, Sriefe unb Otittbei(unsen mltien pcrtcfrt'
tti,t, tpeni, iic tsradlidtist perben fcltn.
CT pcffmeiiftr tcnncn na6 elmer StrpronutS
bes Wenerals Norltamts @mtlsrirticnsSelotr fro ~
an 3eitunssbrrauss tcr fenrei,, tptit man ree
felten fctbe Hricfe often aberStttt lie reffeSe'h
ilnp apbrsfliren last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20
Des 2ebens Nacbtfeite.
grsahl1n9
BON
Nietor 9trauf.
(Tcrt(ctund.' :

(Sorteeuns.)
Sllfreb b6rte ben SAT- blidte auf unb
pran9 su. St bob Ge empcr; tpie leblce
bin9 Ge lit feinen slrmen. SoiIfe! 9aIfe
fdrie CT iiberlaut tntem er fIe auf ben
DiDan tru9.
Sein 9iufen mar sehOrt tpcrben unb
taum bate er ile niecer9ele9t aIs fein 8rlie
Der uno NIT ihm cine 9epuste @efeafhaft
BON Mdnnern uno 6rauen, ndberen unb
entfernteren Befannten, sur Gblr bineius
brang. Wan elite berbet fraste uuo rief.
Die Srauen crdn9ten fld su Gmilie.
sllfreb rief Sruoer Srib SerlfOrt unb
wilb, tpas 1T pcrgefallen: tpas 9bt es :?
iprid, !-Gr fab bic grtefe lie9en uno 9riff
oarnat,, alfreo entriB fIe itm, itedte fIe gu
I'D, unb Iaste: Seet niohts bierprn! DAM,
,pauote er il& su ben llebrisen: Sie ieben,
caB ipir nidt I'M Stanoe llno, cine @efell>
fdaft sn be,pirtben. Wtr baben bic traari9,
fen Taf)rid,ten 70 eten erbalter. 0aben
Sie Hadfd,t. SD bite laien sic nns
allein.
Gage tpenieifens, fliiiterte ibn SriB brins
eenb su, tpas Der slnlae biefer StOrung ift.
Sdide Ie niht otne beitimn,te Grfldruns
meg!
SD fam nidt anbers, Ia9te Nlfreb unSes
bulcia. Gnt1bultisen gle uus Sris, IaB
ben Serrfhaften Gquipasen beicrsen.
Die Mdnner sc9en fld suriif; bic Graaen
,pollten bon gmilie nid,t weiden. Sd, bite,
meine Damen, rief sllfreo beftis, perIanen
Sie nns! Sbre Ge9enwart fam Iidts
be1Ier MAIDEN.
Bebauernb, per,runbert, gum Gbeil 6eleis
bist, besab fd, Die @eieafhait binaus.
Grfldre mir tpenie(tens faste DriB, ,pas
Gud, bstrofen bat. =
aGpdter pielleidt, rief sllfreo. Scst bite
id, Did, fd,affe bic eeute fort 70 fd,nel Dn
fannf.
Gris ftattelte ben Rcpf umb biB Die eips
pen. Sca i'd bic &anrmerjunsfern rufen
lafIsn2 fraste er i'm Sinaus9eher.
ca, ia! rief ibm aIfreb nad. .e'
Der 8ruber sins uno Die llnslidlid,en
tparen pieber allein. Jod, INNER lag Gmilie
pbne eetensseiden. Sn bumpfer 0iatblo1ss
felt ffarrts sllfreo bic CARTE bleide @eifaltI
an. gben traten bic beiben RammerjnngsI
fern elm, als bic Sbumdatige fd, pieoer
bemeste unb bic 9iuSen Sffnete. Sie brauhte
eintse Seeunben um fId, ut beiIuren une
bes gorsefaaenen tpieber tepuet ;u sperben.
Damn rihtete fle I'D, aiif, fab umber, unb
fuste NIT punterbarer gaauns: Sbr font
mid, umfleicen. Wenn id fertis bin, 9llfreo,
70 tcmni ih sa Tir.
Gr fcnnte ihr SGid,ts erspiebern unc 9in9l
biriaus. siber auf fei,ten 3inmer ansetcms
men brad Der jnn9e frdfti9e Monn ,ufanss
men irie elm Gtrobbaln. Gr fief IN einem
GeGel u,tauftaI,iam flcGen feine 1brdnen,|
unb feine sanse 9efinnuns hrebte I'D, tpie
i'm Wirbel un' ben Sdattsn ieines serfforten
GtidS.
yaad1 eini8er 3eit tr0f cine befmnte Gfin,s
me fein Sbr. gr bIidfe alif uub fab feinenl
gruher nit einem eidst Dor lIds iltben. Gfie,l
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20
s.
s. tstets- g ttth.
INn5


y Il =
ytbianern6bcbett am ayepimfee.
Go ftebt BORT 70 bebr nnc luftis,
q r98incna Mtf ffttlfr J5tb'; a
@it fhauct 70 trnif uno trauris
.6inunter in pen pepinttc.
Sie fnst 70 bell u,p lietlth,
9p laut ibren gratstfans,
@ie fbauet IL bic Strne
60 tabn unb bod 70 rang.
,,Warum, Dafctab's xchttr,
Stebff bu 70 einfan bier =
SD mSebte tei Deinenl 4ntlit,
Sn @6Sne, ipeinen fhier !"
nJSab' Ginen nur sefietet,
60 lang rit Conn mir fdbten,
QSil teinem Nnpern bienen
Wicin $eten seb' ieb fur ibn.
Saun 1T sr mad Sibtn stsanstn,
-6at cine Nnctre lict,
QBincna ftebt einfam, perlaftn,
QBincna's Nu9tn linp trit."
S'rauf ttiirjt iie rom jaben 8ipfd
.6inunter III ren Gee. =
ltnr, tpenn Der SAiffer pcrtei,iebt
Grsrtift i'm Bang unb QBeb'.-
aitolrb nj obio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20
Ginfc m mtn pon s,r gpif4

GtHfc M mtn BON ber MiIh.
Wfiiss Wtnfden maiden I'D, eiuen Bearif
pom Der unermfeliden Mafs MiId, psld,e
in Nttp.ycrf aIlein Strsranc,t pirb. Dis.
Mnile Der rob persehrtsn MiId w;rb iibr.
lid anf 40 @iliionsit GalIcnsn anseld,lasesiI,,
bic @afione ~ 9 Gsnts, fferen Die Gumnss,,ss
BON = 1900, 600 bar. Gme dtnId,e oman.
titdt spirp IN Butter uno &dit per,po,.Delf. J
nnn 9iebt bnrd,lduittlih so Mi1icnsn Wfp.
Butter unb 80 Maillionen ggfo. adft. ii relb.
10 unb S @snts. ~ IstIttn siii earital psn
teiaate 10 MiEIicntn DonorS bar. Il bos
olfc Die Garner uus oitiem tiatiasn s,,btp
iirislwsiss sf2 MQilIscnen Ss,ltbtn. SIS 81 :
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-20

Wtr tefnmen nltn su Der @efd,iGte ber.
Slle9en; bier baben mir suerft re-
Gie Sdmarcserflisse Cmusca fressenia
saufIasar) a.i
SIM NGsemeiuen lit .oiefes Gbier Elm fsbr
oerahtetes @efh6pf. bas einen unbe(fdnpi,
gen @barafter bat uno nir oa5iu Rieat, mo-
es etpas fur frinen Sdnabel finbet. Cie
SrsBcraane ftno bei itm am mei(feu ousoe,
biloet, babel bat es Gin febr lederes Maur.
trInft germ ptet uno gut, ,pesbalb es aud,
BON Der Natur nit einem SaugerifId rerfe,
ben rnree. SIS it iibcrbaupt Elm iebr IN,
crlnslid,es CHER, befsn man fld, faum er
metren fam, nno cas beite Wattel, es fern
gu talten, 1T, iIh cine fdbled,te R6tin on,us
ldaffen, benn bon fhlehter &clt it es elm
absefa9ter Stinb. -.
Gin ssitenffie sur edmarO;er.gliese
bibet
DIE Sdmeifelfiese Cmasca aristocratica- l
Qcfiie9e, aud, SpeidelIefer aenaunt. -.
sie fsnbet fd an s6fsn unb id,parmt in
3a9en nm Die fcsenannten 6liesenf0niae
berum. Mast fle es bod ,u fIirsen,, 70 Der,
brennt he I'D, bic 6llsel, fiat berunter uuo.
mus oann belfdneia trisden. Sbre 0aupt. !
beldaftisuns beitebt ba:in, bic inter ibr !.
Stebenosn su sriden uno su ffedem, unb
'bnen Sas Blut ausiufansen $500,
Die leste art, Die id, anfihren piu, III .
Die ipaniihe Sliese Cmuscs can,hardino., /, &
Sie 1T siemIid, felten IN Deutfd,lamb uub &
irsro nnr bon gefr6nten hdupteru ae.ss
begt; osnn ibr llnterbnlt fc(fet Elm bcrreu.a
oss @slb. Cine sIrt eayon (Neusea Qc(a RI
WcnteS) bate fIdb Dor elniser 3eit peu Spa.al
nlsn psrRossn uno in SiSbsutfhfano riuacs
n'lfet no ile in gan; fur;er 3sit sur spobrsn
sanopla9e rurbe. Sm llebrigen it es eli, Z
bntfttss Gbierden nit sIdnsencsn Forbeu.
ipeldle an Der ocfionne dbamilecm orsio 4
ld'aern. Das China fa9te iebcd, Der um(td- .
ten Nrrs8aniern nid,t su, nnb es bat ffd,2
bel ibr fhla9enc er,picien, raB Ge ei. beutss,
fdhe aSifseruus nidt anf Die eanae vertra,
gen Fam. . slE4-4,
gerebrte 1uk0rer! Sd fdliege bisrmifa
Die sInssaae aus meiner Cai,rsefhidsts. --n
Aus oieisn reniaen Brudifiden m6aen sic
auf bad sanse Berf fdliseen. bas fslbli in
benz baderreidsen DeutfhIano eiuem ldnalt !
Sefabltsn Seenrfnifs atsubeIfen berufsn a.
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