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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

How THEY GET MARRIED IN ILLINOIS,
Mr.. Henry Wheeler, of Green county, and
Minerva Steey. of Maccrissin county, wanted
to get married, but their friends didn't want
them to. They drove forty five miles to Al
ton in order to escape this difficulty, but
when they got there found that the law stern
ly required license, which could only be
had from the County Clerk, who resided in
another town. Not discouraged, they enga-
ged parson and jumped into skih, and
were rowed over to small bar in the river
directly opposite to Alton, where shortly af-
ter sunrise, in the State of Mo-, surrounded by
water, isolated from the world and the 'rest
of mankind" but in sight of the whole city,
they solemnly plighted their rrolh. They
returned in a few minutes to the shore, where
they were welcomed with cheers by the as
sembled people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

Bacon AND GREENS, jole and snaps, once
upon time were regarded in. Virginia and
Tennessee with a reverence second only to
the resolutions of 'ss and 'ss. When per-
son, after experimenting upon other dishes,
come back to bacon and greens, it is called
returning to first principles.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
Walls Of brass resist not
A noble undertaking nor can vice
Raise uny bulwnrk to make good peace,
Where virtue seeks to enter.

NEEDLES were first made in London by
negrosfrom Spain, in the reign of Mary but
as he died without teaching the art, it was
lost till 1866, when it was taught by Elias
Grorose, German. insignificant as this lit
tie instrument appears, there are but few COM
modities which in their manufacture require
more SKILL and provide more labor for great
er number Of artizans.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

The Reading of good and well conducted
newspaper, even for the short space of one
quarter os an year, brings more sound instruc-
ton, and leaves deeper impression, than
would be acquired, probably, at the best
schools in twelve months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
JACOB REEDS
CLOTHING ROOMS,

Southeast Corner Of Fifth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
IN1HO always keeps OH hand large stock of
w every variety Of clothing made up Of good
materials, and in the latest and best styles. He
would also inform the public, that he pays consi-
derable attention in getting up Military Clothing
in good style and on reasonable terms.
June Is, $780, ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
A CAPITAL ANEcDoTE.

Professor Risely, who is now in Italy, says
recently, when he was in Venice, an Ameri-
can captain and an Engishman met at din
ner.n I..ta $3.50 saDd >l.H f.t+rfH.A .#
"You are an American, sir an said the Eng
II reckon am ''returned the captain.
''You have the name of being great war
riors ?"
ayes" said the Yankee, "we shoot pretty
well.n ld I 6 ef uE sursad
"But how is il that you are so anxious to
make peace with Mexico ?---ihis does not ap-
pear much like spunk." sao'
"You are an Rnglishman!n inteuogated
the Yankee. arna di Oh f1a.rm
eyes," replied the Englishman.
swell said the Yankee, II don't know
what onr folks have offered 10 do with Mexi-
co but stranger, III jest tell you one thing
-l'll be switched il we ever offered TO make
peace with you ~ ai bua ,yas % a
This home-thrust at the Englishman set
the whole table in an uproar OF laughter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

IT is now well ascertained that the quality
of the wine in Europe of the presen, year
win be very inferior in consequence of the
rain which prevented the vines from ripen-
ing. The result has been general rise Of
price on all old wines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
The meek possess a peaceful breast.

SLAVE HUNTER KILLED sr FverrIvr,-
John A. Butler, of Edge6eld District, S. c.,
was killed on the esd ult, by two runaw'y
slaves which he was in chase Of, and vas
about to fog for having fled from their pro-
prieiors. ESQ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
.JUSTlCE OF TIE PEACE,

Sunbury, Pa.
Office in Deer Street, Immediately opposite the
Public School House.
~ Monies collected and all business promptly and care
uly attended to.
April 20, $780,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

lr you would never have any enemies,
never recognize any as such. Treat all as
friends, and they will be compelled to treat
you in the same manner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

LOLA MONIES, according 10 the last ac-
count, was thinking Of retiring to convent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CHAS. DUMMTG,

No. 2O7 Chestnut Street, front Arcdde,
PHILADELPHIA. a
IMPORTER and Manufacturer of all kinds of
l. Musical instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys.
His prices are lower than those of any other store
in Philadelphia. All kinds of Musical lnstru-
ments repaired in the best workmanship, and also
taken in trade
Philadelphia, May IS, ls50-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
watching with breathless interest the move

watching with breathless interest the move
ments of their friends. Love, pride, anx-
iety hope and faith, lit up their excited fea-
lures, but trow there was little cowardice
there. ~ t'I
The old minister's heart glowed within
him at the sight Of the resolute, determined
looking faces before him, as they proceeded
to a choice of officers. The subordinate
offices could readily be filled; but who
should lead them to face the danger and
death; who should be their captain?
Who SO worthy 10 do this as he who had
stood by them in all times of trial and sor-
row? he who had already aided them to
fight the good fight of faith, their spiritual
teacher and friend, whose moral and physi-
cal courage were undoubted-and, with
one accord, they named the Rev. Samuel
Eells.
The old man was much moved by this
unexpected proof of their esteem and conf
dence. 1t was the highest honor in their
gift, and he fully appreciated the compli-
ment and the responsibility. He had too
much of the old Puritan spirit in him to
decline; his heart was in the cause, and in
few apt but broken words, he signifed his
willingness to stand by them in life and in
death. Then, beckoning the females TO ad-
vance, he bowed his head, and, like true
Cromwellian, called down the blessing of
Heaven on them and their cause. u.
This was the first company raised in our
village; such was the spirit with which
our fathers responded to the requsition of
Washington; and, in justification of the
wisdom of their choice, let us add, that,
'Iike a soldier of the Lord, ... a,
With his Bible and his sword" on
the old pastor led them safely through
manifold dangers, until they Joined the
main army in New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
O'CONNELLS GRAVE.


No monument is raised to the memory of
the great Liberatori over his remains at
Glasnevin Cemetry, near Dublin. A gentle
man who has recently visited the spot thus
describes what he saw Neither age, name
when or where he died, is to be seen. The
coffin rested on tressles, over which was an
iron sheet, erected 10 prevent the water ooz-
ing through the earth dropping on the coffin.
The coffin is covered with silk velvet, origin
ally said 10 be puce color, with gold orna-
ments and handles. AT the foot of the coffin
rested handsome wreath of silver and gold
flowers, with an inscription indicating it, for
'Ireland's best of PATROLS" The doorway
was barred with iron, and the wreath, from
its position, seemed 10 have been thrown on
the coffin throug the bars. Whoever the
party was who offered it at the shrine, it
possessed a melancholy interest, for it was
the only relic visible from a people who a,
one time acknowledged no other sway but
OConnelPs. . E
The following colloquy passed between the
party and guide -'Is this the spot where
the national monument is 10 be erected o.
No; there is other ground set apart for that.
you can't tell when the monument is to be
erected q Tndeed | canl'' is il intended
that the coffin shall remain here p should
say SOP was the reply. is it possible that
his relatives or friends would not be permit
ted TO remove the coffin q The guide shook
his head and replied in the negative This
answer so astonished the party, that they in.
quired the reason, when the gnide replied
'The fact is, gentlemen, there is deal of mo-
ney due on the coffin ? He was pressed Ia
explain, when he stated THAT it was the
Committee of Glasnevin burial-place thai
went to the expense of bringing over The cof-
! fin from Genoa. Now until that money il
paid the coffin will not be allowed away !!
Having thanked the gnide for his attention
who, for his class in life was shrewd and in.
| telligent, the party got on the car and pro
ceeded 10 Merton Square, 10 see the resi-
dence occupied during his lifetime BY him
whose coffin they had just seen, The house
looked sad and gloomy and deso.ate, amids
the stir and buslle thai surrounded it Large
4 printed bills on the windows announced: sTc
DE LET ut may be here stated that the f35(
which had been subscribed in Cork towards
the erection of national monument t
O'Connel, has been diverted from its origina
purpose, and expended in the purchase of ;
stained glass window, which has been put "
in Father Mathews new chapel in that city
Cork Constitution
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

M-MAN.--Man is Marvellous and Match
less Model of Mechanism; a Mulable Mass
of Mirth and Misanthrophy Merry Midst
Mourning, Mournfu Midst Mirth. Man Mars
his Mundane Mission by Mixing in Monstrous
Mummeries, Mildness of the Meek, Mon,ions
of his Mighty Master, Madly Misprising his
Mild and Moderate Mandates Mid the Mani
fold Manifestations of the Multiplied Mercies
Melted out by his Maker. Muse, then, Mis-
guided Morlals, on the Magnitude of thy
Misdemeanors Mind not the Meretricious
Vaccinations of Malevolent Ministers, but
Merit the Need Of Mercful Messiah!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
REMARKABLE MEMORY.

"Who made you ~ inquired Iady-teach.
er of great lubberly boy, who had lately
joined her class
'I'd o'know !n said he.
"Not knowl You ought to be ashamed Of
yourself. A boy fourteen years old! Why!
there's little Dicky Filton-he's only three
he can tell, | dare say. Come here, Dicky
who made you!"
"Dod !" lisped the infan, prodigy.
"There ~ said the teacher triumphantly,
~ knew he'd remembern
''Vell, he oughier" said the stupid, +" 'taint
but little while since he was made 20
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

At the low price of from 25 to so cts per volume
Sunbury, Sept IS, lS50---tE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

W WOMAN. - Woman, Who Whiome
Was Weak, Was Wrought upon BY The
Wheedling Words of the Willy one, since
When the World Weeps DER its Wickedness'
Wanting Woman, the World Were Waste,
and We Vending our Weary Way through
its Wilderness, Would Watt our Wailings TO
the Wind and Waves. Woman, Without thy
winsome Wages, Wealth Were Worthless,
will o. the Wisp. The witchery of thy
Wooing Words Work Wonders, like the Wa
wing of the Wizards Wand; Witness the
Weariless Watchings DER the Wounded and
Wreiched, Wi,hs,anding our waywardness
through Veal or Woe. Wanton Waddlers
on The wane, Wrilhiug under Wrinkles,
may Wage thee Warfare, but the Wise Well
come and Worship thee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

A HAsrY TEMPER.--Fight hard against a
has,y temper. Anger will come but resist
it stoutly. A spark will set house on fire.
A fit of passion may give you cause to mourn
all the days of your life. Never revenge an
injury.
He that reyenges, knows rest;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16

uAS recently received, among ether srticses, a
IL great variety OF New, Cheap and Eatcrtain-
ing publications such as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
SELECT POETRY.
THE CORN SONG.

..,.ft,,. .... BY J. G. WHITTIER. i8.i,s 'Iry
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@arl g. 8afsr,
Samncl @, Wlsrrif
9tcmas Gparee,
9bcmae IaibonG
Peter DilliamIcn,
Wiaiam DiDine,
ST. Sluncel Smitb,
G crncIius 2icrs,
6errman Cope
wiaiam 9. 8owcn,
+. 6pllinssrportb,
Scbn QDeisano,
Samuel Q. ,
Silni 25. 1850.
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S06eri itrDD'6 2ebenstinftur

Die setenetinttnr frlrirt auf cine selebmina
DC Nrt, mo wenn auh ae O1rpi,in perluttt
uno niht mtbr btIfCn mill, wle /. y. tsi l, 2,
unb 4td9i9em taltcn, lpir audi bel bisiaem
8ieberm, seitwollencn 8tinen, 5raffopfcn,
lle9eIfCitrn, grbrceben. 9urtbfall, altn 6u.
lteM Sbnupfem Olilsfrantbe,tm, ,>eitChmer.
scn Nbeumatismns, Nubr innCrliobe Drils,
9ieprplt Scpfpcb; ferncr: Die O1clantois,
ScIif, Oiuttertelhmerrm9 uno @rlbluebt;
lte fibrt alle llnrciniateit aus pcm W1aaen
nno hCn Sepdrmcn, befcrrcrt bic Sreauuna,
mAebt pcrtrcfficten lpprtit Gum gGcn, rno
rclnlat anf iebr Ieihte QSsiIs III Sur,em ras
allcrUTilrftrtte &cblit. Sci &mpSrn pcrz
rcltt ite allie Artcn bon Birmsrn.
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ping, Scbn ScIB, in Obsr 3ulpstcfen, H.
tratam Sctsr, in &ustaun, Scbn Sauman,
GrIcbenbcpprn, ,@ccrsr Setcrman, N6bs
rerstura Spbn 6oat, Ssrnpiar, Saeob
Narsana, Qlnbicr. Abrab Sesrlp, Siidbs
mcno, Srnferci Der Scbnellpctt, 6amtura,
Srcrss Stab, Sation saunltbip, ,stanrn Go.
unb III biClcr Syuferei.
SUM, Is. 1850. bp
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BafbinstOn uno abesfbuppte Sarinse.
Sifbs@al, in @aden uno Sorcn.

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SifbsSaI; in Saden unb Soren.
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fie.aemirste @bOeOlaes, Stdrfs, Snelsc, Nos
finsn, Spsrms uno llnfblittseibter brauns,
9slbs, tlsitbs unb Sanep,Ssifs, SbdrsWatten
mb @arpsts9s6sn; SpubOn9,S SmpsraI uno
fbmarssu Sbss; Wslfbforn uno 6ifcrpsSss
fen, flsn Seisn, 9ulfsrs; ale Scrten Sirs
fen, Martts unb gSalbf6rbs /; S8afbbrsttsr /;
Srie GOiI @peif uno YlussSabaf; bclSerns
elmer, Stibler unb Ssden; nsbif einsm erosen
2lGortsment BON Blass unb 01ueensrpaarsn
ouf wsIbe Die 2lufmsrfiamfsit bon Sdufsrn ses
lsnft mirp, BON y. .. Deplan.
Geaoina, Suli l6. lS.
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@enats Safe, }

6arrietura. cen %. Sanuar 1850.
SD, Gamuel w. psar(ou, 6aupntbrelber
bss @enats bon pennlploanien befheinlae
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i'm Genats Nesilter Der aessnwdrtisea Slts
,uua,l betitelt: oSc16lu6 binf6tlih elmer
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felte Nfte, wslebe bon elmer Wistrjabl ber er'
wabltsn Wlitalieber ber beioen 6auIer Der
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fem Sage bon elmer msbrjabl per srpablten
,inb tisnenoen W1itslisber bss Genats bon
psnnCplpansn, lit osdsn jeBiaer GiBnns se
nebmist spurpe, fpie nab oen 9timmen ne!s
dts na6 oer fhlisBlihen Ibttimnuns abssses
ben purben, srlhsint ipie folst, ndmIih:
Sisisniaep welebe 5u 8nnlten ber palft
rnns bss gd6Iudes timmten waren:
8. Scnss Brcoec, 3 pcrter BrapIep.
1Dilltam u. gratb. Scnatban 9. Cummings
BAN, Shcmae g. Sermon, 9bcmae 8. Sors
fptb, @barlee Srailsp, &cbert W1. Srif, 6n.
rp Tulton Sobu 1B. Guernlep, qDialam
6asletf, Siaae 6uaue. 9imotbp cyoes, cscl.
bua o. Jcnes, Jcfspt Sbnismadr, 8ecrse
%. <a,prenee, Maripsa Wpgaeln, Benjamin
W7aIcne, Benjamin Mattbias. 6snrp 81
waabImters, Billiam s. pa6sr, IBiaiam
g. Gaoler, DaUio 9antep, pelsa B. @ape.
RI, gcnrao Shimsr, Stobert G. 0terrett,
Daniel Gtine, Gnrris 3. 9treeter, Jobn 8.
walfer uno Dalentin Beft, Gprehsr. =
Sa's %.
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SelttIuGes timmten, paren 5: Ssorse OarIte,
lluautt Drum unD7llsraurer xins Nslns 8.
2Ius,us aus oem Saaetufhe
@amnsl W. pearfon,
Gebreiter.
6aus Der Nepreientantem} }
pen IA. Wl0rs 1850. {

SD, B Il am Sad Oferlhrsibei
pcs 6anies Der NeprcGentantsil pon pennipl
panisn, teiebeiniae bisrmit, DAP Der obise Se
ltlu6, (Olc. 10 i'm 8ysiittr pss Senats, uni
$40. 81 i'm Sans<Sa9ebuetc Der aeaenwarti
gen @isups0 bftitelt: o8HhlnB binthtliet
ocr ubaaSernna Der gcnititutoh" namid,
oer1slte ,Belhlu6, ncltter ron einer Wlebr.
sabl ret erndbiten Wiitslepery jstss 6aufee
ber lesten 8eleeactuns aeuebmiat wnrce,
natbbem berIeIbe ssboria crnc9en unO tefprcs
den mar, beilte bon Cincr WebrSabl oer Wlits
alieber, weltbe ertpibIt Itnb uno in Der sc9cns
ipdrtiaen GiBuna bcs 6aulse oer Neprs(Cn;
tauten bon YeitiHrlpancn oienen, senrbmi9t
purce, wie Iclebss rbeuet aus ibrsm, bel Der
enbIie6cn paf(truna pcs Sefhludes aesebenen
Stimmeu, ipie frlat, ndmIitt:
+ Dieieniach ,pelcbe 3u 8mfrn Der pa0t:
Fnna bes SeIdluGes iflmmten, ,paren
Die 6erren Scbu Nfer Scbn QliIcn
wiaiam Saeer, Ncbert BolOwin 9auio &
Bent. Craig Sipble, Seremiab Slaf, Sobu
g. Scwen, Q8illiam Srmole, Daniel s. 81
8rower. SeGe 81. Surpsn, Sobn Selma
5snrp gbureb, Sobn 81, gonpnabam. @pt,
peitrr grblanb, 8enjamin 8. 0apip, wm
8. 9cbbine, Sames 50. Ocwnsr, 9bcmae
Duncan, qBiliam 9unn. qBillam gspep
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bill, Scbp Gose, 5enrp 6uplet, selpis Ser
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mes, Sobn 38. Sluinser, gbarles G. Sln
fsao, Notrrt SlcB, 6arriicn .. >airp, Dior
ris seceb, Sonatban Q. Sect, 2tnion srcnarp
Samcs 8. $eipis, 6enrp $ittle, Sonas 81. O1'
gliutcf, Scbn s. W'&uaecb, 2tleranoer G
Wl' gnrbp, Sobn M$auablim Sctn Or$ean
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W9rpere, Sobu W,ilIcr Solcpb G. Wcaop
Sobu 9. N1crrie, QBilltam G. Wcrucn
e,ctiel O1pwrp, gcwarb SlifIelcu, Sacol
Sli6lp, gbarles O'0leilI, ScbM 9. pafr
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6. NOr@a(mcnt, @prsctcr. - Sa's 81.
9iejenissn, ipeltbe aeaen Die paffrms oet
8efhlufes ffiillten, paren: Die 6errm Qu
auit &. gcrnpn, Sapio gpans uno Samee
m Dorter. - S(eins 3.
2(us3us aus bsm 2aaetnebr.
QBiaiam SAT,
Shrciber
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Smporttrcr uno Sdnoler in
2lmerif0nifcsten .Sinrfinnnrnm

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unS Slintsnldufe; Sbl6fsr; Msilina in ga,
fsln uno @tan9sn; 6cbsln, BON Ybilaeslpbisr
uno qaneaifsr Sabrf; SattIsrsi (9artwaarsn;
SattsIbofn patsntsPspsr &c. 3nn &c unb TX,
Stan9ens 3lnn, amerfanifb unb ruflifbss @is
tsnblsh, 9ratbs Stan9ens II. piasSle; Spsl=
ter, Supfsr=Sct;sn, 9tsts ,t. GiaS, Sar6sns
Dele unS Sirni1Ts, 9upont's 2loers uno 8asbs
ienspulper, neblf piel anoeren @itern Die as.
wobnIib in einbsmifben 6artwaarezStobrsn
perfauft merosn.
gbenfalls, Sbeperos Sarfaparilla,
Dermifuae, SuitcnsGGnov. unb oeutIdbe
Siebers unb Kaltfeberspillen.
Nsabna, MdrS 7. bp.
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SS. ,1tr 6. 81. Aeim nnb Sp.
t7o e BG-t1eppHroce.

Eenten Die Nufmsrflamfsit ibrsr Srsunbe unb
psS YubIltums Ibsrbaupt ouf ibr fplenbo une
nsue6 N6crtsment bon @itsrn fir Joausbols
tun9sn beifebsno aus Msdsrn unb @jabsln,@ 6 E.
uno sbse'e6fsln, SSpfsn, Ss1tn, @malrten
Scbsrn unb PrefsrpingsSsisln mcilinasnen
SsneIn, Si9sIeifcn, ebtsrfttftn, Qitfttbses
rsn, 3Satern, SbaufeIn une 3anaen, grots
unb SafsYfannsn, Sfiast5, Safsemiblsn.
S6esrsn, @lcfen, Spie9eln 8rOcs, QBafd,s,
Nsiiss uno WarftsSSrben, @sosrsQeanrsn &c.
mas ale Su Ssn niebri9ifsn Yrsilsn psrfauft
werben miro.
&eabn9, WdrS Z. bp.
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Otehr Neai9teiten fit Die 6ranfen
gefet felSenoen auecroroentlid,cn Sall
QefPirhpr O6 1919

December 25. I84S.
Doctor Swaync
eietm Serr: Oa icb mir sine beftse CIR.
faltnns ausc5osen bate, tpsIcbe Ilb auf Die
eunse seporfsn unO nit eincm sspaItisen
6ulien, @bmer3sn in Der Sets mp Brutl
uno @ebwisristeitsn bsim GtbsmboIsn Der.
fnipft war, 70 wuroe itb bon ben anselsbens
fen unb acbtunsewertslten Aerjten bsbanoelt,
aber bic Spmpsolns ipirten tohit beunrubi.
seno. Gin Geftbwir bate itdb III btn snnseu
aebilbet, peltbes eurd bic 0eite brah II. ftd
na6 1u6en bin in sro6en Quantitatsn gita
entluD, 70 baBmsin Ar3t slaubte, Ole Xrafl
anc 3batigteit oes suen smsenftiisels fe
sansIib ssrnort, anb bs6balb mein 3uItant
ourebaue boanuasslos. Differ trairiSs 3n
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