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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


80 a 5=.....:.::s::. 9 la
Winter A7raagemet-on and after Monday, Dec 2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
leave Worcester al 1880 am. and 40 pm.
Leave Norwich at SIS am and l2. NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train viii leave Alyn's Point every
ng except Monday at O'Clock, for Boston direct
returning, will leave Wor. every EyeHng except Sunday
at 7.05.
FREIGHT TRAINs-leave Worcester at IS am.
Freight Train with passenger car attached, will
leave Norwich for Worcester 3l5 pm, stopping at all
Way Stations the Road.
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
Boston & Worcester RR 1880 3.45 10 80 pm
Western at 8 10 $50 pm.
Providence & Wor. 7.l5 II am: pm.
Wor. & Nashua, 6.45 IL M: 40 pm.
The connection with the earliest Trains out OF Worces-
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train
u Trains Norwich with the Hartford, PrOvi
dence and Fishki Railroad and the New London, Mill
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m arriving in
New York next morning
All Baggage be delivered the Baggage Master
other authorized receive ii before the Passenger
takes his seat in the cars
Baggage viii not be taken to include money merchandise
higher value than Fifty Dollars be given of that
fact and an extra price paid the Company will not hold
Itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
NJ smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Dec. 3, 1885, dwtf N. 81 w. r. r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
The Great Sale IF the Season
HIVE STORE
CLOSED FOR ONE DAY.
THE WHOLE WINTER STOCK
MARKED DOWN !

ME Subscriber commences Tuesday January Z the
| Greatest Sale of CHEAP DRY GOODS, which has
bee Off red Citizens Of Worcese this Season.
ing closed the alive" for entire day, and embarked
the whole Winter Stock 10 slch low an examiRa-
ton of the Prices with the Goods will induce many to buy
who not in immediate want. The unusual large
amount of Goods hand for the Season. has compelled
the subscriber make this large discount from former
prices reduce Stock and make for Spring Goods
By referring past advertisements Will be found that
when announcement like the above comes from the
lve," that it S0mettAg-that prices actually
less, and found to correspond with the adv ersements
This being the case, customers buy with
out the fear of being disappointed.
Among the many Bargains are first, DRESS SILKS
which very desirable Styles aud the prices reduced
from 10 to 25 cts per Yard Heavy lard wide Bk SILKS
former price S50, offered for Sll2 -2. 20 pieces
Lyonese Cloths Heavy, Handsome Article formerly sold
ThibetS 10 pieces, marked down IS cts former pnce
Sl,OO All the remaining Stock marked down to $780,
former prics SIPS.
80 READY MADE CLoAKS. These will be sold for
song S25 Satin Cl0akS now sold Sl40o & SIG
SIS Thbet Gloaks at TO $40 yonese Coaks and S.,
Bargains doz Linen dk for u l-2 cts 1000 Rem
50 ct Linen 81 l2 1000 Yds Remnants Shil-
ling Diapers II cts. 500 Yds Heavy Crash 100
prs Mems Vermont Socks at II cts per pair Also large
Stock of Farnels Prints, Wooden Hosiery Broad Cloths
and Cassimeres Wooden Blankets NJ de Ianes which are
Shawls which have been reduced from dollars each
qualities Long Shaws high coors txcepted $500
Il is believed that This sale is worthy of the attention of
cry economical Lady, and say the least, all will find
thing among the many that Will repay them for
calling.
"SIGN OF HIVE Store"
P. $50 confusion, and that all may be served
alike of the Goods hayebeen marked in plain figures
and nc deviation from the marked prices Will be made
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HR. d. c. IfkRRiNGTON, from Boston, has
~ Opened his OGfce at No. I15 4Eaia-st Worcester.
The DR.. would say that he continues treat all Chronic
Diseases with the success few of which he will
name Liver Complaint Kidney Complaints, Piles umors,
Weakness General Debility all the various trains OF
aecti Dizziness and Ring in the head, and
the mind its healthy and sound state, The Doc has
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough knowteGse lis medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
n Office hours from An. to PM. a cure is war;
rt.nted in all cases if curahle dtf--noy II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
WATERS HAIR DYE.

EE great and easing demand for Hair Dye and the
4 difficulty of procU ring ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers exper men until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpusses any ether now in use
Tie advantages p ssesses other kinds are, that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires pre-
preparaIIGn. It is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does fade, crock wash out.
1t does not like rdnary Hair Dye, leave unpleasant
snd unnatural dryness of the hair but the time that
ts color changed retains its natural usre and soft
Instead of uring the hair, it tends in great degree
to strengthen its q ill., and prevent its falling out
temen who have lair and whiskers of lighter COLOR Will
mud very match the to and those whose hair has
crown premaurey grey, restore to its original beau
y and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
Use. F. WATERS.
For sale by NJ. 3. GREEN, and LEWIS I. LAZELL.
June d. entif
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad.
dss es3i .g
FTNRAINS leave Worcester for Fchburg, connection
4 with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every Gay ex
cept Sundays at
Gas ard II A. NJ, and at 10 Pm
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, IL. 30 and 5.45 P NJ.
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between Wor
ceser, Mass and Burlington VT is by the way Of Fitchs
burg, Bellows Fails and Rutland. This twenty-five
miles shorter than any other
The next shorter route by the way Of Fitchburg, Bel
lows Fails, Windsor, White River Junction. and Mon'pe-
er This route is 20 miles shorter than any other except
the mentioned above and is 90 than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and
sumpsc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either Of these by the morning
train from Worcester have hour Fitchburg in which
TO get breakfast Those going in the II O'Clock tain from
Worcester, have fifty minutes at Fitchhurg dinner time,
and those going in the last train have fifty stop
Tor tea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT who arrive at Fchburg by the
IL O'Clock tran have time to dinner, and these who
arrive III the minutes past O'Clock p NJ tan have time
TO get and arrive Worcester early by any otel
route. The early train from Fchburg; arrives in Worces
Ter in season for the New York train via Springfield, and
the last train i'll for the NewY ORR train Norwich
nov II, 1880. DIFF
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LE0MkRD's
8osten and Worcester Express

AV8iVn AKA W CFGc5EaY EEpIGSs.
ssFss-s, H6 subscriber consnues to run THE Ey
EE=@@ssyy PRESS between Boston and worcestar e.
@ the safe transmission Of Packages Bundes bsnl
Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally,
Three JIGaps each way DoiIv
Particular attention given pa, my collecting and o
ihaadize, produce ''l"s iiei-
Al packages must be directed TO his care
me subscriber alone responsible for propertv
MS case and no risk is assumed by the Boston and yr
ester Rail Road Company ca" ~ VI
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to So
en- Newburyport TannIO Fail River and New Bedfori.
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine ~
Orders free for goods to be returned by this EXPRESS
OFFicEs.-HARRDEN & co IS Office S Cont st-eo,
Feb rs DIFF : : : IN M , ,,iee'
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and after Oct. 7, 1859
TRAINS

Leave Worcester at Z. 10 and II am. and p m.
Leave Providence at 745 and II 80 and $50 nm
TRAINS CONNECT az Mllyie with coaches for Sat
vile and 'sonve; at UxbriGge with coaches for Mipr
and MeIdon At Whitins with coaches for East Douela
and W hit rsyiej at Fanums with coaches for Grafton Ger
ire, ~ e. Village aud Upton; Worcester with trains
Western R. Road and Norwich and w. Il. r. and Wore
and Nashua r. R.. AT Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham &C.
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
IN Rev York, via New Haven, the same evening.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The l.30 trains Worcester with the EXPIRES
FRAN for New York, which leaves Worcester F. h.
he ii AM train romW orcester Providence
with trains for Boston Taunton, Fall River, N. Bedford c.
The PM. train Providence with the bOso.
and N Y. Steamboat train for New York.
~ TIE 745 and II AM. trains do stop at Hamlet
O. The $50 and p. ~ trains dc not stop at Ashton Oh
Hamlet. ISAAC Ii SDUTHNICK Suut
Sept g. 1850. dwtf
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Bounty Land.

6-DVI4tIy 1lctA1tI'
OR SOLDIERS of the War of 1912, and of any Indian
" ar Since if9U, their Widows and m nor children Oh
TUNED All claims business and salts under INV Of ~ ,
F III S or PATENT LAWS OF the United States
aiso hODAl and other business connected with the
eheh' OIL estates 81 deceased persons attended toby
BEN SMITH JR
Dec Is 1850. ' D'H ie
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For Sale.
FALL AND WINTER FAeHT0Ns.

MRS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ia,,;os -
a worcester that she has received her Failard W;uts
raohs ana that she is prepared with the assistance Of
rLench hlner, to make from the richest Materials nny
ong ney may please to order at short notice. in neat
NIB. some very choice styles of Bonnes will be opoI
ed on Thursday Of this week The Ladies IRE
INVITED TO call and examine the above
Worcester, Nov. 90 &c d
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Great Sale.

OF Boots Shoes and Rulibers, commencing this dry at
~ the COTTAGE STORE, ITO Main Street, nearly op.
posite Central Street DANIELS Il co,
Worcester, Dec q, 1850 DIFF
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JENNY LIND SALOON.
FOR LADIES AND GENIE. Ygnrt7N

o. Recently opened 1T
3O1 Main Street, opposite S. H. CoKop,s Nurse,,
in ADAMS BLOCK. ~
M HERE may be had Oysters served I'M in IA ,,sr
~ styles; also for sale by the measure
lie saloon situated on the first floor of the Block and
ny personal attention TO the business he hopes to make it an
hfeeaD place Tor Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
and Confectionery on hand. >
eS ne IS also supplied daily with NEW BREAD Of all
II KINDS, from one of the best bakeries in the city,
@. Also Pics and Cakes, Jeles aud Preserves Of do
mJ Ii nlsnlacure u MEALS ffHs1e4at all hours
BURNING FLUID and LAMlS of the best quality con
stahtly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid wa
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Norcester Nov. 81. 1850 DIFF WI A NAMES
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Havward's Gazetteer of the United STATE.

haVWards Gazetteer OF the United State.
WIS Work viii comprise ample descriptions of all the
riates Territories Counties, Districts Towns Cities
and Villages in the United states to which viii he onn
numerous statistical Tables good Map Of he Unied
Siaes, and choice variety of handsome Engravnos b
JOHN HAYWARD, author of the New Eno"Sd s uy
Law ns Register g LII, Book Of Religions, ETC.
LEEh Is to be issued soon as the United
wnch VIII be III the early part of 1851 No pains or
VIII DC spared 70 render this Work accurate and valuable
Il viii contain between 700 and 900 octave pages nru,cd
WIN new and beautiful type good paper I'M bound IN
leataer N superior sty with gilt bucks and corners pit
10 Subscribers, Three Dollars copy, payable on delivery
AGENTS WANTED.
The undersigned having the agency of fhe co,,,,.. .
Worcester, Hampshire, Iumpden Berkshire and TrsnLiv
arc ossroa o. obtaining number Of efficient AGENTS In al
inc above Counties 10 canvass the several town. lh
ply to '"'Nahoh, ap-
WARNER KINDS or
aao ,.e LUClUS BEACH
a'e''- e@"H "a Mechanic street, Worcester
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E6g'ht--Llghg!

THE handSonest, cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is hARSH'5 PATENT Oil. This is new
nventon recently introduced and very extensively
used by the publict is perfectly safe and fec to burn III
any common Oil Lamps,with hesicple alteration of tube
which done io- me trfng expense Of l2 This Oil
composs5 entirely of vegeGe and contains some six or
eight 1arts some Of which Essential Oils The whole
rims body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear trH
liant, aEi odoTksss ekt, without grease smoke smell OF
ertosioR-thus furnishing the public with an article from
which they can obtain almost any Gantity of light and
same time clean and beautiful The above for sale at
A. H MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
| and Worcester, ard Norwich Rail Road Depos
LIB. Mr. ~ is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jans DUFF
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INVALUABLE INVEnTTT0Ns,
WNg. Fs GUY,
No. % sudbury Street, Boston.

M VI Id inform the public that he has invented nAvv
~ contryance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS
which mpars to the neither color acid or taste
ihe outside OF the pipe is covered with coupoaon that
preserves them from This is considered by tbe most
eminent chemists THE ONLY PIPE fit for CONVEYING water
Ho houses Or domestic purposes Those using aGuedurt
water will find for their ADVANTAGE to cali snd
o. lie has also invented GLASS STRAINER IN he
placed at the bottom of Wells aHd Sprnsa The water is
carried through glass lined pipes any part of the hoe
Heslrci gPPersons from the country are invited IA cali
send in their orders. dvtf Re-, -. Nh'S
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Washlng and Cleanging Compounl.
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.

l. E. HOLMES, 1877 Main St., Worcester,
(Oid stand Of MOVES e. KGMBALL,l
MANUFACTURE and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room
81 Chamber, and Cottage -
FURNITURE.
TE.4THERS, MATTR ESgES, MIRRORS.
LOOKING GLASSES, &C. Sc
TN the largest and best selected assortment of Furniture
to be found In this CITY,
ladies and Gentlemen are respecy invited To visit this
establishment and examine above extensive stock of
Jatnre before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. A. MOVES can be found at his old stand where he
ouid be happy to wait upon his friends and former custo-
ers and orders left with him wl be promptly executed
l.. A. HOLMES, l57 Main Street.
directly opposite D. l.. Harden 4 Co.'S New Store.
Sepii| dwG
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LINE.
Ear Hoops and Drops.
White Kid Gloves

IN DOZEN Of the best article all sizes ius, received
" and for sale at So cents pair,
dec2l--d4w HALL, & THOMPSON
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WORCESTER BOOK-BINDERY.

M NJ. ALLEN, I}ook-binder and Blank Book Mann
w facturer No. 1877 MAIN STREET opposite the Sp,
Office Pamphlets &C., bound in workmanlise manner
at short otice' dtf-noYor
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Drawing and Oil Painting.

SAMUEL u. CdSNGDON,
No. 81 Watts Block, Main Street,
Engraver, Stencil, and Stamp Gutter.
Full sets ofhe Alphabet in Stencils and Steel Fsurca Of J
lerent sizes, cOnstantiy on hand.
DOOR PLATES furnished and engraved
Silver Ware MARKED, and Of oil kinda dose IN
49, the nertest regsblc m9nngr.
Worcester, Nov 20. dam
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POWDER.

NhE american Powder Company's Sporting Rife and
Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by the snbscrj
hers lhis Powder is ofsuperor quality and will be sod
nearly as low as poor article is selling ~
Also, New York SHOT ard G. d. GAPS
HARRINGTON & GLEASON
Nov is dwtf Front 81 onncsi,a CO. Inn
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Rubbers.

Y ADIES, Misses, and ChildFen's Patent md Common
RUBBERS, warranted give satisfaction and nj a.
low prices, any other Store in Worcester.
Noyl4 dtf l. s. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
SSocbnnals cingcbngt.-SGiebt anfs
0cbdnof.

Ser Republifaner nil wifei1 eaB mir
cine Geibe 2u9en eingeitaneen bdtten. -
Dies prbdIt fb nitht 70. IS maren oue
8obrbeitCn bic mir ourh 9Ccumente bente'
fen baben. uno bu marf uno btlt beute no6
unuum69eno ir9sno cine III mtoelle9cn
Sie 3eltun9Slrlsr baben oies bemerft uno
ces 1T otIes wcuab mir fro9en. DAP ou
mdnnIib 9snu9 mdrelt Die Babrbelt eIniu'
Qefcben oaS erwarten mir nttt pon Dir.
Gr ld9t aub in ienem QrttFel er Fonne aueS
bemeifen mas cr 9efagt babe. gfun 9erdce
icner Qu5orud in Gu9enboft 9aB ibn nun
bewciIen raB @oup. 8itner Die Stoot5'
ihulo ptrmebrt bat; Gao ibn bewellen oaB
Shunt mebr obNeSoblt bat ais Sobnltcn;
9aB ibn bemcIsn roB SObnitCn nur $l5S,'
600 otte5obIt bat; 2aB i'm bewetlen eaB
Die @retutipe uno Staat5 9epartemente un'
ter Sc6nlion mCbr aefc(fet baben oIS untsr
Shunf GAP ibn bcmeifsn ooB bic Te9ier:
n9S'Uus9oben unter 9onAen Wbt9'He9ler'
un9cn b6ber waren untet SObnifCn ais I'M.
ter 0onSen 0ofOfoto GeQieruu9en; eaB tbn
btwciien ooB S0bnlion Die Stdot5IhuIo Dat
per9r66cru moucn; SaB i'm bepefen coB
SCDnfion cin Seino Der Union III; SaB tbn
temeifen ca6 SODnitOn Elm Serfd5menoer
III; GaB i'm beweifen b0B SobutOn Elm
Sreuno Don Sarirun9 ilberbaupt III ; G0B
ibn bemeiItr oa6 SObnitOn feline babe NIiI'
lion Sboler Der Staot5ftuIo abbe3obIt bat !;
Go6 ibn bsrpeifsn eoB 8ioIer nibt fir ca5
l847 Sctapsn @efee 9eltimmt bat, Ii. T. 10.
Sbioe5 Iue5 bat er bebaupiet, in 3uIae
ppn elmer Men9e ancern unmobren Seboup
tun9cn, uno er 1T nitt i'm Stanoe AUDI ir:
Qcno cine tnSiqe oauOn. purt 9efbmorne
Oocumente gu teneifen. Nsiu ni6t cine
ein5i9e. Q8ir boben caS GjeQentbetl Don
Gem mas er in SeSu9 auf cbi9e Sebaup-
tun9en fa9te, fton uber uno uber ourd
/ 0cCumente bemsien. gBir worten nun
oarauf caB er fe ourb 0Ceumente wioer
lcQt. 2lbcr ca5 wiro er bIeiben Iaben. lint
| fpIqlitb muB Ger ormc SdIUder nun erp
peIt eiu9ebart bICiten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
M1Dllteiltz Olanufaftur
tn 6 q It Q It.
Gnmilcl 9lD0tnS

Wabt Wuuern uno Qnceru er9ctenft be
Fonnt, ooB CT Die Mublfein- -ManufoFtur
bi5ber berieber pcn Qatrif MelIcn, uber'
nCmmcu BAT. 9iclelbe bcfineet lib
Ju ocr 2iips9yomfrrtsS StrnEc, briuaGc 8r'
9euiibcr Scl!is' SSHicbir8tUn S9Dtei.
Gr 1T berclt, fertioe Surrfeine, Seutcltil'
der, 6Cifftrauben, Stud CPlaster of Paris)
III Iiefrrn, allies warrontirt p0n Der bstten
Sualitit Bu iein uno an berab9eIesten pteI
fen. @efcuuu9en fir Steiue, BeutcIth6er
opcr iroeno etwa5 in feinem Sadie rperoen
panfbor au0cnommen uno punftIib bcior9t
Ga(fon, Sec. 10. 1850. nql3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
Scr Oel,lofr0f.

Ser teete bieii9e ScmCtrat bratbte einen
6clNhnitt, wcttter er la9t Den gettp5bur9
Nc9elwe9 UOriteuc. QGenn Der SemoFrdt
csnFl poB iidb iemano in pieIem Gauntp be-
finoe Der CLAUDE er fei 81 ieei8er 3eit i'm
C,erinafien anmenebar 70 Fennt er unfere
auten Burger BON 2edhaned nht. Gin gu
fer alter 0emotot. Der aber bel ndbfsr
Bobt fur s o { II f itimmeu piro, III
auf ben Seoenfen 9eratbcn oaB Der Shuitt
ouf 8t fer febr onmencbar fei, uno 5mor
in imei Sniidten. Gr fa9t erltli6 iteue
oufclbe 8i0er5 GrunoiiBe in 8cSuo ouf
0anfrn pOr, uno smejten5 feline 2aufbobn
binitd,tlih cine6 Earjff5. @enn oiefcr 0c:
mofrot cen NaQel nittt auf ben Gopf 9strof.
fen bat, oonu ii ME elmer ouf. cen Gopf 9e-
ncffcn m0rccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
S0Dr9an9 81.
2Qufcn0e d& S6.
Setpef fDler!
0civti5e un0 ppllepnsnene 1ur~

Der llnterfhrirbene. 2tpCtbefer in Der stacr
8ebGebem, glUrtbamptOn @auntp. beoienS
iih oiefer WletbOoc, um ecioenosn on rbeu"
motifbcn 8ei6maoen, oielsIben feien tn|
fIammatcriltbr, rcnifher ceer biei9er Wa"
tur, funo su tbun, oo6 er einea mrsiSinifters
UrtifeI Subereitct, metter cine 9erifTe 9st.
luna pon oie(er Weituubreiteten uno fdmerb
Iihen &raufbet bemirft. 0efelbe 1T its
Suartfafben entbaltGn begIettet uen elner
Scr Solbe. Die SluBi9feit nire ein9encm"
men uno Die SaIbe du6erIdb anqeweneet-
Der dcbte 2(rtiteI 1T nur bel eem lluterSeid~
ueten, cinem proFti1heu QpOtbcfer une @6e'
milf, uno Grfincer Ger Mecitin, ju befcms'
men.
Yrei5 Smci &6oler Die Staftte. oter fedS
6tafden fir 3cbn 8toIer - melbe frei pOrs
Soften an 9eioeuoe nab ir9eno einem SbeiG
oe5 20noe5 Qcfanot merrcn. QlIe Seitellun~
gen mh6en nit Dem @eloe be9Iettct fEtny
fonif wroen ie nibt bea6tet.
Diefe MeciSin 1T fcincr 9rC6tbuenben I'M
empfcbIun9sn (Qufs) in ben 3rtunqen bes'
eurftia, ocnn iie Ipritt fir fdb felblf, unes
mibrcno lie in brcr Mirfunq QdnSih unss
( fhdclitb III, befrcit 1ie cas- Spitem uon eerp
/ ubctn ToI9en elmer UOrDeriQer un9ei6tdteiS
8ebonpIunQ. Dieielbe tat berejt5 mebrere
crltaunencc Gurcn DerpOrqebrobt, unb 6tpor
IN Tdllcu, no Ser @atient So2rsIon9 bic
! Stube buten muBte; uno fOIte, Die Iidr
uur nit &ridcn fOrtbews9en fOnnten, iino'
curb Den 0ebrautb pOn elmer bis feds Slaa
fbcn tcfreit mOroen. 3eu9niTe Don Gurev
von Den ohtbarten Bhr9ern t6nnen per9eT
SCi9t mereen.
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