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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
TIC soasctic1. Eeotioa.

Hartford April 4.-The repablirnns have oie..
ted the entire Congressional Delegation, as well
as the whole State Ticket, aud large majority of
the Legislature.
The following are the successful candidates
Governor, W. A. Buckingham; Lieut.. Gov'r. J.
Catlen; Treasurer. l.. J, Hendee; Secretary j.
Bow; Comptroller w. ii, Buell..
The flllowing are the candidates elected ia the
Congressional Delegation.
FEst District-D. Loomis, (Rep.,) in place of
E.Clark. J... iRHr..)
Second Di.triet-J. Woodruff, (lsep,) in place
eli s. Arnold Dem,
Third Disirict-A. A. Bnrnham, (Republcnn.)
in place of Sidney Dean. Ulielnblican.)
Fourth District.--O. 5. Ferry. tRepublican.) in
place Of VIM b. Bishop, Democrat.
NV HAVEN. April i'll o'clock, p. M.-The
whole pfthe first Congressional District has not
been heard from, but u. L'omis, tho Republican
candidate is reported elected.
In IheSe District, J. Woodruff, Rep. has
$50 majority.
In The Third District the returns are not COM
plete, but the Indications nre that A. A. Burnhuni
Rep, has several hunlrel maturity.
In the Fourth District. b. 5. Ferry, Rep, is
certainly elected.
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CALIFaRNIA.-Caliiornia is going ahend like
a steamnon'.' The increase in horses during
period oi two years is 1900. aud in cattle ~
600. The exports oi hide. during the past year,
amounted u SGl6, 1l2. Tho quantity OF land cu-
tivated in 1856, was 81 1868 acres; IN 1858, 15j
734; being an increase OF 2i477l acres. This is
exclusive of land fenced in Tor grnzing purposes.
The crop OF wheat Tor the year 1856 is set down at
356S 800 bushels; aud that of barley ut $780,
THIS is us. 1913 more bushels OF barley than the
amount raised in the whole Union in 1850, accord
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Mail Disorders.

These are really becoming insupportnble, and
unles. the Department send an agent to this Sec
tian shortly, TO ferret out snd correct the innu-
merable evils resulting from gross negligence. ut
tending our postal affairs; they had almost ms
well abandon to private enterprise, the whole sys-
TEN. Ca Tuesday last, owing to the break of con.
ncetion Mt the Junction, there was no mail agent
on the trim going west from this point, and con.
sequently the way mail was not distributed.
1t mt unfrequently happens that, in conse-
quencc Of failure Of the western train to connect
here with that going East, our mails by the South
side dispatched without an agent to take
charge Of them. and the delivery Of the way mails
il entirely neglected. We have reason. also, to
complain of remi-sncss on the part Of mail agents
ia our package Of NJ uday's pnpers for Botetourt
was left Mt Forest Depot. instead of Bonsacks.
and our package for Forest Depot went west and
was returned next day. This, wo understand, is
Il matter Of frequent occurrence and an occasion
of much complaint upon the part of our subscr
bers. We do not wish to censure innocent parties
aud whilst We admit that some Of the route agents
efficient and try to do their duty, results would
indicate that all are not Of this class. Let the
Department institute searching investigations
and remove from Office such as ARC incompetent
or unwilling to perform their duty. This course
il due to the people; to the Department. and to
tho worthy Ulcers who are subject alike to be i'm
rlica'od with the guilty
Hon. Edward Everett will deliver his Washing
ton Address in Raleigh North Carolina on the
l4fh OF this month
II is stated that Old Buck will attend the com.
mencenen, at Chapel Hill College in North Car
DINA in JuLc next.
writer in the Abingdon Democrat impeaches
the Dem cracy OF the Hon. Gro. W. HopKINs--
wants to know if he Intends to vote for GoGsIS-
all calls upon him to define his position" gencr-
nlly
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The Winston. North Caroina) Sentinel Gays
that the farmers in that region turning their
attention 10 the cultivation of Tobacco much
N re than heretofore; aud that they will have
large quantity ready for market this year.
This Is the region which would be penetrated by
our Proposed North Carolina Road; and1f it we're
made. We would At once secure the whole of this
trade. This y their natural market--but we cam
NOT expect to reap the benefit of their trade un-
lsn we psosids all ths nodsru facilities for pro-
sariag i. TX
Befau ~ peorls # this eosnty vote for Col.
Clarke II he legislature. Il would be well for
hsn 10 Asd ost II = il ''soand," upon this qaes-
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t1oa. 4 .=..,Ir1 vii lie be shie q ever nufs
.aIsssov in the Legislature IN procuring Lar.
teri We must make bold push for charter
tnexs winter. and We ought to send the right sort
Of nssn there to procure 1t.
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- ~ .#sustrua,ign i iariisa' with view - Ia
.tpg :. eex departure uptn tie p"li'iei peean.--
An old railroad car Wheel when it becomes dan
cerous, 10 broken TO pieces Ut DIR. Deane's fouh-
dry and cast over again. Let rs break up all the
old Democratic wheels, and let us begin the good
work with Mr.. Letcher.
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Candidate for Board of Public Works.

Es1s- We are requested to announce JOHN B
Logan candidate for he Office Of miniAsioncr Of IT,,
Board OF Public Works march "a dtiote.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE MNL.--The
Great Salt Lake Mail arrived ia this city on We'd
nesday evening last, being three days ahead Of
contract time.
We received no rcws If great Importance by it.
The streams lad been remarkably high. The
coach brought in the mails Ut the Two previous
weehS which i. was impossible to get across the
streams before.
Mr. Tracy the Company's ascn', received lei
ters from Fort Laramie which give very discour-
asiu. accounts of the gold mnes. Returning mi
nc,s were constantly passing the Fort, declaring
the mines the greatest humbug of the age. They
say that gold is found all over the cnuniry. hut IN
such minute particles that, at the prices at which
provisions were rating it is impossible TO make
en- ugh to pay expenses.
SPECULATION RACES at fever height in the mines,
and more prospective "cities" have been laid out
than there people in that region. Those who
are Disconnected attribute all Of die startling re-
ports we hear to the miners who have an interest
in these paper towns.
The mail conductors report that the grass on
the praries is springing up rapidly, and in some
places looks quite green and fresh. In tho bot
tom lands in some places it is two or three inches
high.
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Trial of Hon Daniel E Sickles.

Judge traw ford took his seat at 20 minutes past
ID o'clock. The courtroom wns crowded with
numbers far exceeding those of yesterday. Tho
space within the bar was illel with lawyers, law
Students citizens, and the talcsmen &c in ILL., who
w"rc suhp9na1 after the ~ 10 rnment of the court
Yesterday. The dock had been removed from it's
former position. and placed Immediately in front
Of the Judge, and Il short distance in rear If the
prisoners ceunscl--a clear passage being kept
Open for the purpose of more easy access. \
strong police force was distributed through the
room, and used every means to secure quiet and
oncr.
4 discussion cnsucd between the Court and
counsel for the defence in reference To calling tho
names ol the tale>men-,he question being as to
VIII tier it was proper to call them IA their names
were rut on the list, the names were taken
Fl, IN the box.
1t was decided on to call the taleSmen as their
names taken from the box.
After the panel was exhausted the Court order
ell the Marshal to summon a panel Of seyenty-.ive
luc>mcn, to be ready mt the meeting of the court
tomorrow morning. Only three iurymen were
obtained from the seventy five talesmen summoned
yes erlny. These were james Kelly, tgrocer,)
W. c Harper, tgrocer, H. NJ. Knight leagraver.)
The memhcrs of the jury. 50 far, are as follows:
r. Arnold, j. l.. Davis, w. l.. Hopkins w. Bond,
J. f.. Nrao, james Kelley, W. e. Harper, and II.
NJ. Knight.
The panel having been exhausted. the Court in
qureh whether it was intended to proceed any
further this morning?
Mr.. Brady said that nothing could be done tn
dav.
The Court then dismissed The iurymcn, with
the usual caution That they speak or communicate
10 one in reference to the ease.
Tic court then adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
We noticed that Mr.. Sickes appeared more
cheerful and selfpossc<sel this morning The
undisguised sympathy and kindness of his friends,
who surrounded him in, the court. have had
marked effect His father and father.jurlaw sat
near him during the whole morning, and We in
frcqneat communication with him,
NJ, Stanton stood leaning on the dock. hl ling
the list of talesmcn in his hand. and consulting
frequently with Mr. SickcS concerning the Jurors
prop ,sel. Although the means of communicating
with the prisoner are more convenient than was
the yesterday, we hear that the counsel for
the defence very much disappointed that the
court j., not disposed to order still more i.vora
bic Arrangement.
Rev, Mr.. llealy, who has manifested much in
c,cDt which placed him in the dock, sat near the
prisoner during the whole morning. As Mr.. Sick
les was about to leave, his friends crowded a. ound
him, and gave many manifestations Of their re-
gard.
Some thirty of the seventy.fve taesman sum-
none Yesterday were from Georgetown. or resi
ins in It's immediate vicinity. - VdShinytoa Sotes,
1RcS,}uY afternoon.
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April 4.-Incomplee returns from the various
wards Of the election held tn-day indicate the
elr ton Of o. D. Flley, the Republican candidate
for Mayer. by a majority Of from LOCO t" 800
votes. The vote poll-d was very large one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

ELECTION AT DErRoIT-Dctroit, Mich. April 4.
TINS city to-day gave the Republican candidate
for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court majority
Of 236 votes.
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Candidate for House Of Delegates of Va

Bk6" AT the solicitation IF many friends of all
political parties announce myself candidate represen,
the county oil Campbell In the House D-lec OF
Virginia. II I.dt.infc BOWLING CLARK
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SALES BY AUCTIOU.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY CIAS. I. WORKMAN Il co. ArcTIo>,trs.
RICHM ND ~
CARGO NEW ORLEANS sUGsAR a CuRA
~ HoLASsES AT AcCTIDf-On FRIDAY, April,
eth al our Warehouse the Uork Al oclock
We will sell the cargoes per Sale Cav and Brir
ii"pe' fr"m Aitnkapss La. c"ns.tii z of
h"gshe 'dr prine To ho y o. Sugars,
40 barrrls r'a, prime y y, Mda.-,s
49, INC cargo Ter big Augosa, from Maisnzas Cuba
Consisting II : - ' "'
y. hog H. ads prime Muscsvado Molas.es
a. Clayed
2.l Nnsc.x,5.
TERMS OF SALE-IIndcr AlOp c..h. ,,.. a IN, -.
credit for approved negotiable. pa per '
CHAS. T. WORKMAN CO Aur,,,.
WILL BE ADDED:
l,l64 bags dainal ed Peruvian Gu
r wreck 81 Bark Oetavia Sold account Of nm ,cr
ters fOr cash all ~. -
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Proof SAFE. with Hts Id;fs Fur Py0of Locks the
that .ted medals the M"lds FAIR, Lon,
don l. an the W ard Fair NV York, 1919, and
only SAFES tat wdrd nleual the London
Worlds Fa.
form he Tcr'c ccuriy against Fire an
Bnrriif> Of any Sat Offered To the public
1000 KEW Rl3w Il be paid to my person Thar show
Tia u iiftiSG's PATENT tHANri' SAFE failed
preserve Is contents ', dental ir"
Subscribers Al manufr.uc II kinds of Boiler an
Chcd r Hank his and Vaults N.u!f )ors and Money
boxes CHESTS Bukrrs, jew and private families
fpr + ate L amonds, ana Their yainnles.
SH.AS G. llERRIN Il co,
-! Bip.awaN, corner Murray Street,
Opposite Gil, Hall, New York
AGENTS B W. KNowLfs, kirhn"ni Va; X. I. LIS
It"IshuIg, Va. J. II. THants ~ Co, iynchburg
Va; auA ROWLAND n BKorakR, Aoroih, Va
G2,l
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WE PUBLISH TODAY
T II E LIFE OF
FREDERICK WILLIAM Won STEupEN

.Fyor- Gtaerdf M Lte .irmY of the Hero luton
By FRIEDRICH KAPP With IItroiuctio ION by q EoRGp
. BAN RUFT.
t'""h et" Ilo pages. Prize. citth o. -: ba calf At
ihc NJ 81 Steuben is al fbe ,,a
eei"t" OF IN many brilliant stirring Of the vh
l. cnth c4it4rv. - " ''s"
Sf h"m Old noble militia v ,au t i,usxia
ms cld lr hcsomif nhd H. iaie H. cai airu H. tia
tfma aud DIN lug his sol I>us.a IS b h.. wa,
pr SEM al the sege OF Prague; AID youth be .ntc,,d
tc vrc At FIR drti.k The Great tn great
me- Is # tn. Seven Years War Token rson.r b, n. Inns
slhs time at III c. S., P.Ir siurv and
whtn SET at liberty by Peter Ill he maIncd Ia. nd OF
the war attached The crsonal staf -, the gr at K,e
he calm which eed The youth
not destined to be tvcfas AZ prcsp fame
aud dcvc eScrns ned him at V, TIN cw
up III hgrt' abc but nsc nj home
Ell :" America Ia devote lis litary In wi dye and xpcr
thtr 10 IA" coqu at Of Am, rcan berry hxt under
t"er Wasingon for the inde cndence of the
His efforts crowned with and alter The ter MI
na of the Steubcn finally tired riva lif To
end career devoted to the public good, In
assuming poverty ia rough log use In the back
rsGua and kuuersdo Paershu' and Berlin, Versailles
ana Philadelphia. Yorktown and New Ymk the lard
mar his existence which however rherkced and beset
with fhctics has left brilliant behind It, Justly
deserves be aided to the records history
forts and sacrifices necessary found protect
state of things In the enjoyment IL Will Ameri an ma
ton live happily and undisturbed - Lite Of nbrn D. %
In rti,r to TIE author Mr.. Ban wires have read
your If of Steub, n with imirau and instruction
Your book mast succeed for IL is thor ughly DONE and
deeply Interesting and valuable necessary
,ohtri uoG t. the history Of revolution
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HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING e. SIN " FIR ARRIVAL.

SPRING & sun ARRIVAL.
4 PKI III, 1899
AN receiving my purchases made last adapted
" e s GO "ry sy .,se I'D Sss. n
dom stir manufacture embracing in part
.:rm,r. Grim and Ri. r nlndr. and Hooks,
Hitting, ei,"Shina, Wedding, siarde", Flower
Gra.a Ur:di.: sna. hc-,M n and C:rar- !."4e.,
F'nr ts"r,a d other Fable Cut cry;
Por'sr' KNIVES, superior stock, worth from % to
shra-. 80 s-or- nnd Points, from TIE manuac.
-ii',r rt".rd Goods in sr,.t ,riety;
Wi".."w -ha's-, beau'ni stock;
Wool WAR;. I ab., IS "ckrt., Charm, Xc.,&..,
villa" ""a F."c, ma.Ic,. mud Empire Gigs,
Frmeh - indow GLASS md PATTY;
G"if ~tin-, AID Shoe makers Finding. II all kind.
..cnihc ssciiing, ai"m and Hemp T.sLins,
a S: .%; r.a.
s.r MI, III nm" nj, Crs.; e.:
Fishing F"e*le, Twi.'ed """ E!",sed Lines, &c.
april dts. AT the cd of simpson & Brother
ST'GAAn, PETERS * co.. u,.. o....,
ENLARGED ESTABLISHMENT.
LYNcHBuRG, vIAGINiA,
spaIyc g. S !" STocK
FOREIGN AND DcMEsr1c FABRICS,
SPLENDID DOUBLE SKIRT SILK ROBES
cIIENE SILKS,
a BAYADEKE AND LEI,
SOLID CpLORS AND CIECKS.
BLACK SILKS. PLAIN AND FIGURED.
ROBES AND DRESSES,
in GRENADINES,
BAaEGES.
TISSUES
URGANDIES
LAWNS. &c.
TRAVELLING DRESS G0ODS
MOURNlNi GOODS,
SlIAWLS
LAtES.
EMBROIDEEIES. SC,
IN FULL ASSO2TMENrS.
ALL. IL r OpENtD.
an t. Which constant additions " III be made
.atrl. II SilGLER PETERS 4 co
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Wood's Hair krsi0rHiivr.-This wonder fui
preparation Is having extensive sale In all of the
oh 1t is one of the few patent medicines which
the country realty wlat
claim for them. Wherever has had fair tiia the
has been N Wood predicts. II failed
the white hair back to The aural where the d
iees have been strictly follow cd and in
las ed the hair nfon heads tia, had be bald
IL is pretended thai IL will IN the hair grow in
but wherr falls there rtan'y remedy. The
of the hair has been eff ctrd in
Shcf" III seemed utterly bopess thai il
worth While for ali who have their hair the
m.ni ct using hole of Woois X s;oratveM0ine
UUrimdn
Soid by all < od Druggists ,nsich oi.cw
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Killer 1t il, real pleasure speak i,
re. knn"n almost unNcisal Ia. n good sat remedy
Tor buns and oiher pains Of the iy II Is valuable
for colds IN the wtn"r but Cor va,ns nmAor complaints and
should he in every amtiy--C dr0ca,e
w" call after tn to the great remedy of Perry Davis
called tn Pain Killer Ne believe that Tia ruhlc gcnr ally
have great confi.i il the III icy of tits medicine
is tls state Morally u.ei - 8ibcai Recordr " e.
Mcsts 7. Davis SOIL Gcntlrrru; We Lave port
tc'ctsn9 demand for the Pain Killer. Inquiries
tc" frequent We I'VE taken the liberty Distributing
a b't'ics among friends WHO have lerrd
with the rheumatism, which is pcvalr this country
and in every instance has given great satisfaction. Every
box we - II makes opening for larger Supply.
WILLS. HOLDEN & 90 Mebourn,, Australia.
sold by all me'lcn" i-arIs.
sold by JOHN IL. SEAY. I.ynchburg. march "a
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a stEJs cure. Iittt III! the s>hyricssns had fail
cd by ban: RS rene: Nj r Bakrr-Dca
sir: Ia justice Il and " la be similarly
afflicted, irrm Ia eiir "i t!c remarkable
qua your prrl.Iu niiior- had used them
until t' bn: wife having t"'n af ted with
'ou> a'yron At n"ri"rci si"me'f of the past 'un or
tw' !t"fs s tNcf! nrds III 10 restore her
Ia Il s,Ha She ~ un,r the ctiat Treatment
abs ii ysiciaH-, relief .ouid bt lad thea
s,Norl 'hcai adj ui',. by
lcrs tsuad' Il vide ny til she nd aud n
iiih +' she be- t"rttoN.t lttN NJ; her
affection nj dis" e. .;"uI,,h "a gene
raj h'a IA Is bette u than :! has IA Tor
ana hll.t Biit'rs |
writ" ilntn Iussr Aousri the irErft OF Others
WHO are sin.ilarl. ai;ricd. Your ,ic'ent
It h.iond, June -, ie57 THOHAS ~. MONTAGUE
BAkfhs PRtMIUI IfIrfEEs Iii ioEd H. les It
l, with wng peas itl adlmy tesunny 10 tn.
I'll BAkth PKLMiUA 81 iEHs in linking
q" an osiaoletI case ui ID spcpsa, bm III have safer
ci ed 'r the last Ai>
itNih great Jucces suffering for many de
Imitation and dlsorucr,d stomach. As
tl" n>e"t iht NJ was u.yr, II T. cir vIlu tbic qualities
cunii'IlA rrc,mmci Il iueh 10 tl 0iIcted. J. ADAMS
Fer sue 10y 1.-THE I'ruR-sin IYnchburZ, and ali the
ilur'Pa! DfnEgsis Ia the city al Richmond, and hire
Virginia also of M,sss Chas. Co Washington city
ilEtpn X, and Barnrs n Park, \.
Orics nlied by a" irs,sng l. BAKER, rropri.t tor
*its Richmond Va
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SANFpItI'> LIVER NNIiORATuR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
PthIFlES TIL. BLOOD.
\ SPRING MEDICINE.
FAMILY MEDICINE
A uUUD MEDI, me.
tURtS LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES bILLIpt> ATTACKS
CURES CoST1EI NESS.
CURES 1DWEI COMPI.AINT
CURES CHRONIC DIAREliTA
ca MES SUMMER COMPLIANCE
CURES tlIDII'.
CUREN lGATI IL Key.
see Fiyr tisenvu l.. another c,l.Hn.
match d!m.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Good Hog" found frequently among the Dutch
n"i "i IL" back cont v. dyrs fhcvy Pelra bch they
keep hung by thong around ht the bottle
their hhnhnfcks I,crl be their
protection against the throat and lung disorders which
quite prevalent among them Thought speaking
tho practical genius II tho American people, thai they
should furnish the staple beve the only remedy this pee.
pie buy t" Use Asking ii they used he
Pills thy told III" that letter pureats all around them
than any body could pre-, apri. 5dIm
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THE EMPIRE OF AUSTRIA
Ets Htsr and nrcscms Power.

Its Htsr and l'rcscus Power.
BY JOHN q. ABBOTT.
ar"n svo lU pages Price, CLOTH 81 50 half calf g.
ii" second edition Is already called This
vn'u" series, entitled THE MONARCHlES OF CON.
IlNENTAL ECkJPE." RUSSIA, PRUSSIA. ITALY. FRANCE
ana SPAIN Will follow at intervals nf
tach nme being complete and distinct In itself but all In
uufhm Vie.
M JASON BROTHERS.
aifh Pmbl shrrs, New Orl.
BToR RENr-THE House. opposite the ~
Methodist Protestant Church Posse given i'm Ti
m"da'ely Inquire # tapril 6its r. HE SNINi.
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6sbst rinrs Danhss.

err, ! G5ist mict lteaen bier ga orinsn 8assr,
gnG,bsnp pciner slpiaen @neos 6ulp,
CD famine, myins Sunccn ab~3utiesn,
On teiffe, pcr cir ale meins ShuIr.
Dim mgrtas sat- i'd falih Santcrctt aemaht,
Oh, g9isnlln ciuen altsu 5reuup tstrrqcn,
Ohm Wi;tmct rinen Gir'ihsn umaetrabt,
elm Donnnlta9 coun ppr @ert&t eelOscu.
4m I;G,taa modt' ids cine 5ol;hc JGrttc,
Nm Gamita9 trant i'd 9e9en DIS Weiee
D! pa5 I'D uje, cch nie Qciuuoia' bate,
God sar Su COLLEEN 9Ian3t DTS SatuuS gce.
Dot icir' III tCutr, ais am 5ae ces 6errn,
unc frnc eetcu, bic uiht alir tuun,
9tudt LEI ,cb bcu c in Der Sitcl a,rn,
Va te9t cs ia: Am 5abtatD IuuIt III rubn /.
MaM nr;6t Nu, Ncrr, ids aab IN ccjner Gtrr
3t0a Ep1ar Yer, gum Son Our ,0ircbc bier,
llnp 1snu III mcbr Won mir pc,tnnelf, begctye,
sGcnna nit9t gu Yjcl 1T Mil i'd ;oblcn DIR.
DpH rafir winjh' i'd ciurn cis'nen Vlab
Npart In NInnmtl. NO Id, cr,ncn Namrn
5crn Ypn Hcr N:olct0rirr YopenIab
llue ceu @ott.ritn, p~reiien fam, Scrr Nmen I!
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@am;cts0ift.
@m. @iGkc.

SSiN. VDEcr
STEAM CANDY FACTURER
Srpapfr., Imjiten Der :. II. 6. 6trafr.
DAD Neutite 9ubIlun, noncntlidb yDicoerycrlIufcr Made id
luf mcin 9rcRcS Eager tr pcrlbtceenortisitcu Ganpp'o, 3udcrGou
rem, 6Gncp 0ropS &c. &c. ci9ncr {sdbrit oufmcrffom. unS rrIlrtc IL
cteiclbrn, ibrc tctrrntnecn Gintdufc beim unier,ettneien ~ MAIDEN
o1 th ourt pcrthriltafte Gtntaufc unb Cab 3ahIunatn in pcr
otGnc 9cltet pIn,l b'itg mic New grTfrr Gnbrifanten ocrfoufcr
III fGuncu.
so 8CrcS RNiincn, in 8anSen, toIbcr uno piertcl &tlcn,
% SpreS @prHntbtn,
GatteIn, Gtrpncn unN Iruttsc Subfrl&tc t6nnen lrts i'm sIei.
nn uno @rrBcn ven mir btio9rn mcrSrn, iOpic Gut upy;u6ljt,
oeuti6c UNI Ironipiu6e 9Houmen, ale MrtCn NuIc, Gitrpnot
ub lcnfi8c Gcnfcctc. iuRcS Sci, eiuermahte Gurtsr lc. &c.
6erntr made ll eoe yubiitum auf mcin 9rcEte QIetr ron
Seutihen Spielmaarcn,
&orpeco'S, 6uttrofers, NafctCn, Nunt0n Ganhlce &c. ouFArCrfIou
I'M ttHen Stlu" Fthee Ca9cre tltct gSm. 8Tee.
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u1i, uNe tltIt! a 9criprlnirnorl 6Niltr uHl stRCi1!tn But
l>rud. SGitu'c Irtrttrn mcrccu Qc,dmddrpl uho mCjllnl
riUl9 a~ueGtIutrt. Gicpa'aturcu prompt uuo ttul0.
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ALE ie 9ctrout,rcn. &c Gmiod'bctt uno &pItcmmeuhcjt ID.
Tcr Contribution III Der @rt, Dap nc c05 NusSichcu Ger SABINE
I&t 'tntcrilpS MAIDEN, ntcrnOIe ~NCrfcbleu ben SGbn bel cen
ttIten S.rluh b,rauS,uSttbcl. nc TIN IcrbrctneR cher eus
s~iIhnAcIlb "crIcvct.
&4t 0necrr OgcratrnCn, ale Suleu, &rinistn unO Gin
IcpCl ppr ,SGbnCu lcldi uno GuG Oue0Cfuhrt.
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tTbttit: YHcunttn, VI len, feline uno 0rutt Ucrte. SOcp, G;r,,s.
guNEr &r"uirrsA9lc, GbCcri0oe, Mocorpnt, Sola,ol IN arrFcn rnn
attlrn Ula,6cn, Smmi, 9on3Cn unb ~9ctpfcncn, nrbit alien ouo,rr
etmurien, Shramme. Na. fumcrieu, Scifcn, i. &c. wcItc 9IrtiffI
'@ 81 eta n'r9lidlt ~btIi8tes Yreien bcilcne c%nrpfchlt.
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