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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.

The importance which attaches to the an
swer OF Lord Clarendon to the Riga merchants, jus
titles us in copying the following, from the London
Mercantile Gazette:
"The British Consul at Riga has addressed the
Eoreign-otice on subject of great importance to
Trade and Commerce. The letter of our Consul
was written at the request of the Merchants at
Riga, and it asked information to what respect
would be paid by British cruisers. in the event of
war, to bona fde British property, the produce of
Russia, ii shipped on board neutral vessels" The
reply OF the Foreign Secretary, which is posted at
the Baltic Cotfee-house, is as follows:
The Earl of Clarendon has had VI der his con-
slderatlon your despatch requesting be informed
what respect would be paid by British cruisers in
the event OF war, to bona fde British property the
produce OF Russia, if shipped board neutral YES
sels
| ana to acquaint you, in reply, that property of
the description in question, the produce of Russia
and exported therefrom, by and on account of a
British merchant domiciled and trading there. al.
though purchased before the war, and exported
to England, would not be respected by her Males.
tys cruisers unless in pursuance of license or of
some special instructions from her Majesty to the
officers of the Navy
BY the law and practice OF nations, a belligerent
has right to consider as enemies all persons who
reside In hostile country, who maintain COM
merclal establishments therein; whether such per
sons be by birth neutrals allies, enemies or fellow
subjects the property of such persons exported
from such country is therefore ''res hostiun" and
and as such lawful prize Of war Such property
Will be condemned as prize, although its owner
may be native born subject of the captorss
country and although it may be ain transttu" to
that country; and its being laden on board a neu.
trai ship will not protectth property.
You will therefore inform those whom it may
concern that. in the event of war; the property in
question will not be protected by the consular GER
tiicate or by any other document, but will be liza
BILE to capture and condemnation as prize
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND.--I take this method of declaring myself
didste for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper to confer the office me, it shall be
my effort to discharge the various duties OF
it with promptness and fidelity
NH l4-dtde j, P, TYLER.
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NH 8-dtd

THE Voters of the City are respectfully
informed that am again Candidate for election
J. III. STROBIA,
p,bQ ity
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10 THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.-
The Ward elections close at hand, and we take
gTeat pleasure In sGgges.ng the name of Captain
sent in the @ CoMmoN see5e to repre-
. In presenting the claims of Capt. Epps we deem
It useless to say s1uch, as all who know him salts.
ned that he will do all that is possible to advance the
INTERESTS OF the Ward, and also of the city.
:, Capt Epps resides ia the NORTHERN part of the
Ward, which section has yet had arepresenta.
tive and IN sheer justice TO if, think it the duty
hope it will be the pleasure of the voters to elect
Capt E., aman cf the people, by an overwhelming
meiority: VERY MANY VOTERS OF
NH % 6t* MONROE WARD.
To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND-I am a
candidate for the office of CLERK OF THE HUST.
INGS COURT. Having been appointed by the Court
faithful discharge of the duties of my office will pre-
vent my calling you personally, as is customary
to solicit your votes. Relying upon my long expe-
rence In the ONCE as sufficient evidence of my
quaihcation, take this method of asking your su-
RACES.
NH 2s-dtde ROBERT HOWARD
To THE VOTERS OF FR1CHMoND.-FELLow
CITIZENS: Being candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, it would give me great pleasure to
call upon you individually, to solicit your suffrages,
but that the duties of the station l occupy do
not leave me leisure to indulge my own incnations
in that respect therefore take this of apollo.
sising for not seeing you personally.
AS you are aware, l have been appointed High
Constable of the City by the Hastings Court to iii
the vacancy in that Office created by the resignation
OF Mr.. BLAIR, till the Spring election The faithful
performance of my duties does not allow me time to
canvass the city, but beg to assure you that shall
De haPpy OF your support at the approaching cleo
ton for the important Office which am now filling:
and that If elected, shall devote my best energies
to the efficient discharge of its duties and seek by
uutiring diligence and fidelity, to demonstrates nv
gratitude for the confidence Of enlightened com.
munity. ]. 2. TYLER
NH 27-dtde
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(tLUE.-A very superior article of Ger.
~ inan Glue, just received AID for sale by
G. ]. SfNTON Co,
Ill " Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.--I again tender my services TO my friends and
fellow citizens for the Office of CITY GAUGER.-
Should it be your pleasure to elect me, my undivided
attention shall be devoted to the discharge of the
duties of the office.
NH 8-1m% SAMPSON JONES.
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Te THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoND.-Ihe
undersigned, conscieptiousy persuaded that his ex.
periencs. as an assstant e If. Blair lwho declines
re-elecion) would enable him 70 perform I scsns cM
sTABLE. saers himself candidate for the suffrages
of his fe eIow-citzens. Should they confer npon him
The honor of an election that Office he will exert
himself to tn utmost to fulfill duties faithfully
- TtSes t. LAKELAND.
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To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.-Ihe
Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court being compelled,
by continued i'll health to resign his Office, present
myself before you a candidate.
Having been Deputy in the Office for nine years,
and having for the last five months during the sick
of my brother been the acting clerk, In court
well as in the office, believe myself fully csm-
petent to discharge all the duties. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me- viii perform all the duties OF
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7--dtde ROBERT HOWARD.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS II am in

CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE
direct from the manufacturers, of many new and
handsome shapes and patterns; to which, with q
choice stock of FANCY GOODS, LOOKING
GLASSES, LAMPS, STONE-WARE, &C.. invite
the particular attention of both wholesale and retail
purchasers.
Being determined to reduce my stock, with a view
OF making change in my business, inducements will
be offered to punctual customers, persons purcha.
sing for cash. = =.
Special attention paid to packing, and the delivery
of goods in good order. -,
HUGH A. WATT, t.5
NH 14-d1m No. 78, China Hail.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

N ROOFING, &c.-Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best manaer ct reasonable
prices and with despatch
/ have now secured the services of number of ex-
cellent workmen in the various branches of busi.
and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute Persons having work in my line.
will find it to their advantage to give me cali az my
store on the East side of 18th street. between Main
and Gary.
fe It's CHARLES ii. LANGLEY.
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
9ry Of the TrgiAia State agricultural Society, and
\. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
lands in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Uihrsat the Office Of the Virginia State dgricul-
'grlt Sociefg No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
O'fce-as above. fe 2-ts
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH,
exceeds considerably that all the Daily papers OF
Richmond combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-31

CORPORATION or FREDERICKSBURG. -
Notwithstanding nearly every person refuses to take
Is money. vet POWERS, the Daguerrean Artist.
q, 4 known for the infinite superiority of his sFLEsH
NJ DAGUERREOTTPES. proposes TO tGks II in
Aauze fer his beautiful "aesh coored'' pictures
p. ,sr who want COOP pictures by calling al
OVERS splendid Sky-Lght Gallery and have
" OaEueryeotypes taken in exchange for the cor.
.. stjon notes
These notes will be taken but for few days only
al immediately st IS9 Main s.. Eagle Suusre,
.H Of the Red FLAG, over the Bookstore of JAS.
n audaoaSe. NH 25
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NoTrcE.-I am Candidate for the ONCE
of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City Of hacnmonpd; 2 InE
fe 8-dts JOHN r. hEEsH'
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoNp-At the solicitation of my friend,, announce
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond. And If i should
be your pleasure elect me, pledge myself to use
every effort to give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the office.
fe Sta T. J. CAhA1h-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-31

SOME OF THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Rich
1nni aud Charlottesville Turnpike Company having
Iisd 10 comply with req1isiton to pay the s. per
-.gr7 by the 18th inst, they are now requested to
~ the be the lst OF April as it is important to
interest of the Company.
JOHN L. CRENSHAW
nh lG-dtlAp President
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
TIE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER Va
3. ". KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES & WAL
FORD, corner Main and Ilth SITS.
tS-A few dollars paid for insurance, is security for
thousands NH 6-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-31

A MOTHER SUPPLY.-Just received
IA another supply. ofthose beautiful Silk Mantii-
las black, white aud cslored !
Lace Mantiilas do. do. do.
Ribbon and Velvet Trimmings 8
Black and coPd Paresols in great variety
Also, 20 pieces more Of those fast cold Lawns at
l25c. CHRISTIAN L. LATHRoP,
NH 80 90 Main street
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DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
NALoR "-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
IrsEed and deceived by moonshine advertise ements
BE wise and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he insures and warrants
ire satisfaction or sale 10 all who may give hun
hair kind patronage.
have on hand, at present. a very handsome as
sortnent Of Fancy Cases Medaiions, Breast Pins and
ringer Rings all or the finest quality. which
elp pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
-ust0msrs.
Pictures from 81 to So
F. f. MOULSON,
fe 10 Hall of Science lIO Main ST.
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BRANp Brands of all sizes and
:s .sns for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags, Ma
tnery, Linen, &c, made to order.
M q. WHITMAN,
At Ian gley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th st., between Main and Franklin.
Il h Q-d9t,
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HAVANA CIGARs-WM. D. MERIWETH
invites the attention of dealers his stock of CI-
HsRs. the largest in this city, and comprising more
81 al "a different brands of HdUGRG, Principe and Do
Hes'ic Cigars.
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO,
toy gars and the celebrated DenicotiSed Smoking
Iobacco.
2nd door from Columbian Hotel
NH Aim Caru street
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE i-NEw AND In
FEtvFD EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
1HE WORLD Warranted not only TO color the Hair
ny shade from light brown jet bla OK in twenty
minutes but t. correct all bad colorng produced by
Aay other Dye, and is positively way Injurious II
he most complete and desirable article ever offered
10 the public. Price 81.
BENNETT & BEERS,
lin Agents fnrR Richmond
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GEo. ". WILLIAMS & Co, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, FA.-Office on 18th street,
pposi'e Shockoe Werehouse-wiil attend strictly to
.r ss!e of Corn, Whset Tobacco, Flour, &c; and
" IL promptly execute orders for the purchase OF
zauds, &c. They solicit TIE patronage of their
GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
ma linn SAM. WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-31

DR. BRAINERD can he consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, until ist April He is
awaiting: the report OF the Committee on Correspond
in this city.
pR. BSAINERD has restored peasons 10 perfect
sight in cases OF partial and total blindness of from
l.5autes' application, by scientific method of his
discovery. without cutting, pain or wash.
D5. z. has also cured cases o! inflammation cf vs
r..9 and aggravated grades; pain from and intele
nee Of Ii Ght far-sg ghteduess loss of sight from
&c, and near-s ghts dness-all4 of which have re-
llziHed permanent TO the present moment.
advice or treatment given to the poor gratis.
nh u tistA
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Dutch English.

Jacob Felzer, middle.agcd gentleman Of
Teutonic orig:n-his apparel well ncrusted
with dry mud, and bis hat looking like a col.
apscd steamboat cylinder with the top end
blown oil--was brought up on 4 complaint OF
n dry goods man, for stealing piece of cordu.
roy, valued ut seven dollars
The Mayor asked him il he understood Eng.
lsh.
"iaw, talks him foost rate"
do you know what steal raeans?"
Ysw, him ish iron vat is make hard"
Yes, that is ono kind Of Steel but not the
one mean. Dou you understand this ilpw
came you to steal this corduroy I"
"peeause miro preeches vas nieht goo. 10
go TO church."
Docs il take thirty yards TO make you one
pair of brceches ,"
"iaw, ter schneider must have somo for
cabbage, aud fodder vats len nigh, do Coz my
vrow, when gets married. IL would make
her goos coAt."
=" SEQ that you are man of foresight, bat
don't you kacw that this way OF getting the
breechss aad pc.iieoA,s Is agslnst the lawys
III dca't care aboa, the law. fse rueh.
man.
" Have you 50, any friends who will 50 bail
Sr yous"
"Bleniy Of friends. and saess dan suppose
you have yourself icy osms aud dey schwsar
aug thing, bSy sehSsAr yss sa~, and dey
gel tas ekxAF.s
"oh. Nc 1anf wsnt then TO swear 80
vasi shssa TO give security sag yoar sypesr.
esee At court, Yea oSafsss yua sssle ths sos>
dnfvy, aud there - 40 essassoa lss aay bSsiy
u svesr lo II.
ysws yva tasa nsehs ten any ile; Tnsh
tasn never ~ any tAsng which be gsaka 10 ten
lA@. ds8 sssas Der ssSil, bar Vas gesnx %
stsal der nseaesA 10 pas aAil
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ArrgsHENpBp ScARcIrY OF TgA.--It is said
that the wholesale tea dealers at New York
are making something of ado about scarcity
of teas, on account of the civil war in China.
Some Of them figure out q large deficiency in
the supplies, as compared with the imports of
last ycar--the immediate effect of which is, Of
course, to raise the price of tho article in the
market. The market was tested by an auc.
ton sale of the cargo of tho clipper ship Sur
prise, which arrived few days since. The
Hysons sold at from 40 TO 32ac., the Young
Hysons 46 to 40, Imperial 5lt to 4aS ,rGun.
powder 80 to 38, Hyson Skin 24s to 90, Hy-
son Twankay "a TO 2sis, 0olong SO TO 36t,
Souchong 24b to "a.
II is also said that private letters from Lon.
don state that the tea merchants of England
have sent orders for all their remaining teas TO
rs shipped in American bottoms, fearing tho
Russian feet in the China seas At last dates
scarcely any American tonnage was Offering
in China.
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Tale Of q Pin.

In an early month of the year 1878, with
tolcrable education, and with many natural
qualifications for financial life, jacques La.
titte was seeking for situation as clerk. He
had high hopes and ahght heart, for he brought
with him letter Of introduction to NJ Pcrrc.
gaux, the Swiss banker. But with all his san.
guine anticipations and golden dny-treams, he
was bashful and retiring. 1t was with trcmb.
ling heart that the young provincial appeared
before the Partisan man Of bonds and gold
Ho managed to explain the purpose Of his
visit and presented his letter Of rccommenda.
ton The banker quietly read the note. at
is impossible" said he, as he laid it aside,
that can find room for you at present; nll
my offices arc full. Should there be vacan.
cy ats future time, I will sec what can be
done. In the meantime, advise you TO an.
ply elsewhere, as 1t may be considerable
period before shall be able to admit YOU. {"
Away went sunshine and prosperous visions!
Disappointed and gloomy, Jacques left the
presence OF the polite banker. As he crossed
with downcast eyes, the court yard Of the no.
bic mansion, he observed n pin lying on the
ground. His habitusl habits Of frugality,
amidst his disappointments, were still upon
the watch. He picked up the pin and careful
ly stuck 1t in the lapel of his coat.
From that trivial action sprung his future
and regard for little things, opened tho way to
stnpendous fortune. From the window of
his cabinet NJ. Pcrrcguax had observed the
action of his rejected clerk, and he wisely
thought that the man who would stop to pick
up pin, under such circumstances, was en-.
dowed with necessary qualities for good
economist; he read in that single act of parsi.
mony an indication of great financial mind,
and he deemed the acquisition of such one
as wealth itself. Before the day had closed
Lafitte received a note from tho banker. "A
place" it said, "is made for you at my office,
which you may take possession of tomorrow. y
The banker was not deceived in his estimate OF
tho character OF Lafitte, and the young clerk
soon displayed talent and aptness for his
calling that procured his advancement from q
clerk to cashier; from q cashier to q partner
and frol:; partner to tho head proprietor OF
tho first banking house in Paris He became
deputy, and then a President of tho Council
Of Ministers. What destiny for man who
would stoop TO pick up pnl
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Bg UAaxsvl ~ wHeA yor Taas---Twe
young lAsiice weee once singing daes IN a
ccRccu reosn. A stranger, who had heard
ssesssF reFsaHnmsees. sasssesf 20 hsa aeixAhcy.
kayinri
iioea aos the laay u whiss siag vssiclasa.
~"
fsai al ,ae,ts "a sx.,v,sss ,,,,, s..,,s..,.,s ~
tfF~
~ hes year pasasa. sSr, answered sss
ssssaSeF IA saesA eaalssessa. = saeans sAe
tsay 4 h,as
fea sse pssEsesly Figlat tAess,s reFksA he
assxAssss; ~ haze ezssa tod kxs ~ ,assssf.
u ID ~ wsfslv 4
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fiAnir.---" trust every thing under God -
said Lord Brougham, "to habit upon which,
in all ages, tho lawgiver as we'll as tho school
master has mainly placed his reliance habit,
which makes everything easy, and casts all
difficulties upon q deviation from wonted
course. Mako sobriesy hsbii, and in,emper-
ance viii bc hateful make prudence habit
aud proaigaey will he rs censary to the child
OF to the adult. as ,ho meet airccious crimes
are TO any of your lorsiships. Give q child the
habit Of sscrelly regarding tra,h-~ef carefully
respecting the property OF osherS~-of serupu-
lonsly abs,sining from all acts Of itnpgoyidencc
which involve hita In distress, aud he wlll
juss IS likely think os rushing into an element
Ia which he canno, hresthe. AZ Of lying. OF
cheating. as stealing"
Were the truth thus sioEasn,iy uttered.
imprccsed upon she Mothers Of Amegica. 10
whas happy future might they look. when.
after training sleir sesss AID daughters Ia the
practice Of svsry virtue, they cctssali then as
lass to Geas prrsectsan, and send shem fsstA
90 ssss warfare os lisss Has few ag she ranisi.
srds wcssa die shs stusssas ef gArrnssi nsgGs.
Ececei
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Cvss sea CoeSs.---A cosgsspoassxsa writes
THAI pses ~ slcossas Feesvd is as bse,s
cs3s~s a! hls ccxns ssa cclsszees 10 pSxl esk.
teAstsE bis aAsa sEsesah AID sest n sssis l.s
-. aaosks1 ss ia tesss seuss kase an sgExs
ceassasy - tks nsuai sec, ssx ws have kne~n
~8ay tnsis 5zassss - gst ssszssaAcasly n,gne.l
ga tn&eA lsss tAsa fHss - aleoAol las<ls
sI'asti. ustk fssses
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01

Trust not 10 uncerta,n richea, but prepare
yourself for e'nergcncy in life Learn 10 work.
and rot hc dependent upon seSyenss 20 mske
your bread, swscp yeir floors, or darn ,yous
stockings. Above all things do not lightly
esteem those Memorable young ,nca who aus.
tain themselves and their aged parents by tteir
own hanls, while yeu eancaS and receive into
your company those lazy, idle popiaisys. whe
never III tingeF 10 help themselves. AZ lenr
Rs they can keep body and soul together and
SO sufficient TO live IN Aahsca, ifyou are
wise yen wa ieok st shis subject ss yse do,
assa when you gcs esai sRasga g. sxoo.ns wiysz.
ycss wsil prefer ihe honeas usschsnic. x;sA nes
cens % commence lee, 10 the hshssaaA.e
losfes. With capital os tea thcasAnss slolsass
Whsneew ~e heaT Fvmarkssi. essacA A
yeaag isely aas taasvissi a kcssuns, = We alesys
irrsHeas sc her iatase prosperity. s6chss
lea 10 cAsisarea BY wealthy parvasS. A. essea
Ef0ys cssssa a. = hlcsesas,
fnsanS wesasn. sssaesnisse sisia. anl fassees,
az sssas%lsnz tae pafses - ye4sr kssssx. saa
essEaaassss9 he czs ef their scess. laeA sase
thstF hahlss ard hessss MsrS II sfgy have
trades ssd can depsas ueea sissssssssxs. sse Il
shey have saiass ws@sA 81, lssa sl.vsa e beSh
sASve hsssssxsig sSssssaee YsA aos of sAs
ssesss ssi wAsse sksa .&a go Asssase h2a& =
ne sp1ses5zt swm saa ane spsssssaee ef ss@
yeas2 eaRs,t~saa lea sss sksee fss8ss -.
ssEfgTss>Set rpefe<s yxsss fk.sazAst
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sSf Is good hit at that annoying
onss ers OF magazine articles, ncwspa.
pVr tbhs, Ave act plays. ono act ihrces,
aug Productions, who are not contea,
WIN 1and publishing, but must be ever
'Ssa.nbfed and annoyed audiences eve
mlal flows from their pens IL Is call.
~ ~ 9n," and Is srsnslatcd from the
"eiuladon Aucrsbefg;
\ l. ileu's my s,orye theme,
.Sa'es was Known 10 tire
w ega,s, but then she'd scsy@m
}cs every egF. 'twonh seem
tase meat be ea fire.
a suf ea<k. who isica she wala.
bird and ahlef,
toak nc usogc, SO OF iii stalk
Nselo the hen and tehi her
nsdf ,hss sercsua. sppfehcns,
=. s'ssSshs&x 10 the nszttss.
~ *asfy heips tia exxe 10 whiss
esa e osx exs. snd sisas With itt
FRAY y. snsAxas9. a. q ffttna
- setss -. s..ss>s.l1esse csAtseg.
"a knehot hewf g~es shre' my he@ds .
istsaaftf vesy iAsls = nEsdAa4s aalA,
!, = REV fresly eaitsag Rsth = tsy
=. ssaSsacssa harm yssA Sswif
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