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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
-- lNStHnuRu, January lat, ls5l.
NXyE hUvc purehnscd at Nr. Arsbur "a, nell

ifNt hbuhu, January lat, lra'.
INV" purchased at Nr. Arthur Council,
~ Nus audi Ia ding Machine, un the Canal. one mile
h"iow J y h'hff. ~hcr" We VIII receive and grind CORN,
WHEAT ANt PLASTER We will keen constantly, ,n
hann' a 4 IA VI Il 'hl si"ra- Flour in bags aud barrels. Corn
Meal, 't"nhi ia. la loose a,d IN bags and barrels, nil of
wien " " VII >e5 heap by Wholesale aud retail
W"hnNt secured Tia srt,k 80 II m fNrtntFSrkp Z ,NpfN,
NJ" VIII ~ ~ I ards IN Irrt,ct ottc, nv the rormo nr,mrnt
nf the g rN'i'hr season. when w " VIII bc able to dn n mncl,
larger sm"hn' "i tatiinr than has ever been done here here
toiorr, WIN i' rrlh 81 d,sputh
We VIII pay TIE llAhcrt rnLi uriro for Corn. Wheat aud
Wool, either delivered nj our Stcrr or Mil
ian J LArtk NIlNI ~ & MI,RRIII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

4 " TH'"TT"T T'NIhR HnfVT'srd N Nj n z. 7 lTIitT'
10 his sniii" st'ek "iikntERlEs. DRY GOODS, LIQUORS.
&c, and T." winch IT, expects In u lew Is,s to add target, aud
keep snprl"d with every a,teie necessary 10 render Is rs
lahiishflrn' n c"mjl'to fAMlLh GROCERY aud hopes hy
srirt attention +" business ani every exposition ~ ri",se. 4"
share a liberal r"tIi'r at city itsir aud I the 10 Nor patruns
1 the hun.c through the country generality,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

r~tirs"9 from the nrsss az Nswlln q Al~Nnu-
ger. ,t'n,n ~, thanks fr The patronage Ut the public. aud
my m NOS cordially ftrrum,nd the new hrm ef No Win
4 Mum" Al !" III" public aud Patrons OF the iate concern of
which was a uIcmhrr A Ai.ExANpER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Dr.. u. W. BAGBy.-The mirth moving letters
Of M bzis Addums" in the Southern Literary Mes
senger. which have attracted so much attention
aud caused such universal explosions Of laughter
aud .uch multitudes of sore ribs, a e from the pen
Of DR.. q. ". Baghy.a virginian and a native Of
Lsnchiurg. but now residing in Washington. DIR.
Bagby is a gentleman of the most seEuine and
brilliant wit, and rare literary capacity. Indeed.
if he has any ambition in that lire. he may easi-
" take a place in the front rank of the mcn of let
tiers. Virginia has produced in }. q baldwin aud
q. W. Bagiv two Of tho rarest humuris;s in the
c%ountry. aud Lynchluig. which We elhe,e claims
to be the home of both III them. has reason Ia 10
Proud of two such sans.-R ichmpnd DIS.
Rev. Dr.. WnLNER.-The clergy Of the Episco-
pal Church of this county have received II valua-
bile accrs sion IN the person OF the Rev. Richard ii.
Wilmer, ID. ID. ono Of the allest and most eloquent
divines in the Episcopal Church Of the United
States. DIR. Wilmer belongs to Il family remark
able for its talent, scholarship aud devotion to
the interests Of religion. In depth and ,igor of in,
tellect. in pulpit power. and i'll the hi.h toned
character of the Christian gentleman. there is pro-
badly no man in the ranks of Of the Episcopal
Church of Virginia more widely known and uni
vcrsally admired and beloved. -Rtchmond Dis
paich.
Hon. j. NJ, BoTrs.-llon. j. NJ. Bolts, If Va,
has accepted an invitation to ID deliver the Grafton
on the Anniversary of Wnshington's birthday be-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
TOMB SLABS

J. Il.
ian Id.l L~ynehbnrg Marble Woits.
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A CAR" d" %,c'i.i"u iron. the Mercantile

~ hnsiu'ss would most cordially recommend Nix NAN
TALIAft hlo h. the hind confederation If my patrons and 10
all those 10 may fasnr him wi'h n call
- ~ n = Il A lAEERlD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

~ 'r 1T ii's T. Nurrcll, ii the ia'r hrm II Murr"li \
: iva nn ! viii 'oni' ur IN" GrorarVdud foHHfssion Russsss
at - oil - ttI - NJ urrl \ >tIAtt,t Man street. iNNti
nti6. v | W. }Ar.-i rnn-t Intii N hand n ruotl hssottmet'
'thItplfr L. LI,l nt>, NlAIiE DRY GOODS, and
"a flr' even % Va lr n.n-l k,'l IN - Grocery establishment
lhtti nlar Al vt,Itnu pa i To toe sales ut Tobacco, W heat
llhur, md all niI,t Nm "a 4 Country Produce.
lhrnkr'f E. -. N,rl literal patronage heretofore hrstnw
"a upon III eli ,onrc'u. I hep. ~ n personal attention ;" hu
suess 10 ,prti a Uahlbnsnr. ui ihr same,
inn4d',, WM u STRATTON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

NEW GON( We have this dRy nssociP-
~ ted omrs.l, c- together, under the atty lie and firm of LEE,
ROOKIE n co, for tic purpose OF ronducting a Gr"crni fr"
cerV. tomHisSoaa and Ioypardin1 BnsiH'ss At the old stand ni
Lee. johnson 4 90, gu Man Street. where we shall he pleas
ed 10 serve our cid friends AM the public promising 10 use
every effort 10 promote il"iI interest Liberal cash adyancor
made on consignmcnts In hand for sale.
JOHN II. LEE,
JaNUAEy ~, ls59 ian d. GEORGE w ROOKIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
>: II. HnnlSGH !. g. co.

--, LfNCHNuRU. VA.
NN'IIL make collections on all points buy and srl Ex
change, Coin, aud incurrcnt Notes. al orders foi
STOCK" negotiate Loans. aud transact all business appc,tAinina
10 n gouerai banking and Collection liouse.
nov l6lv j. II. HOICOMRE & Q c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

~ hu-in,s- wIl he "rlinncd AT the old stand OF Payne 4
Christian Ly u Il rt -, AID u l. Hl,el ford. under the styl
nmI firm at pANNE ~. NtKfOID, where they will l.
pleased /, "e NE GU ou,'ts" 1T he old firm We prop"-" t.
close our accounts t~U c Il yea, IN the Is # January aad III
lt # Jul u u PAWN,
ian dim Is LEW Is ~BIACKFO.p.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
-EW,op,EVNrxsmuP.-Thc al" h-c The r..

~ hav" taken The l,ou " recently occupied by YOUNGER
4 SMITH. whore they III end to conduct n General frocry
aud fommi-siJt Ra.ana ~ he name al SMITH y ADAMS,
and III be Ilra-. Il 10 So the friends of the old concern aud
the pnhlie genrtaiy. JNo THO. SMITH,
i,,'Yts T. T. ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
nuRIC&> WArC"E>.-.rrLE-

~VV3VVNTN HHNt 0H '''NstNNh'Nl FNTT W WI" WY TV
stiue ~ uU POUND, at prime OLD AEON. whi'h We .
anxious t" di. PCS 'f, sni W III sci! II bargain IN lt-to s'li p
chas,rs Han dts I'VE. Ihtkt 4 CT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

NiRclNIAN TAKEN IN.-A gentleman from Vince
ling. Va, en- route for Europe, arrived in New
York Thursday. Having heard Of the swiudiing
operations practiceL upon ignoinnt strangers. lie
determined to steer clear of the swindlers.-
With this view he made inquiry upon his arrival
here for the ,fice Of the Bremen consul, So that
h. might get the necessary tickets at headquart-
ers. A gentlcnanly looking man, Of whom he
made the inquiry, kindly ,fered tie escort him to
the consul's office. The unsuspecting Firginian
was taken to a ticket otire. at the corner of Liber-
ty and Greerwic. sts., and introduced, as he sup
posed to the Bremen representative, of whom he
purchased Il ticket and paid for it. Soon after he
fonnd il to bc worthless, and in his next effort to
procure a genuine ti,ket, lie was. it is alleged.
swindlel 4 second time. The Police are after the
sWindlers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

RRNfD To DEATU.-On "wednesday night last
a negro woman named Virginia. owned ly Mr..
Jas. u. Carter. whose residence is near White
Oak Swamp, in Iienrico eosnty, was accidentally
burnt to death tn The following manner: Before
retiring for the nigtt. size filed an iron pot with
burning Goals, ami placed it in Der room. Some
two or three h"urs thereafter, the h"r took fire,
either from the burning GOALS or nver-heated YES
sci. and she was smottrred by the smoke. When
Mr.. Carter nwukc he tnund that his kitchen was
on fire inside. and he could se the unfortunate
servant lying in her 'ea. but the flames were so
hot that he found it 'mpossiiie 10 get to and res
cue her. Not only WAS the woman burned to ashes.
hut the kitchen WIS enti lnly Observation-Disclosures
lhspdtcA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 49, 1885,

the collection, orig IA ion and d!>scmiuu-
ton of valuable new varie:es--tO encour
age the study Of the nature Of the insect,
and diseases OF trees and their remedies.
In short, to bring the whole South into
co operation TO advance the science and
C'ilrse the benefits of Pomoogy. But
without the co.operat OF Of State and dis
trict societies, general southern couvcu
ton can do nothing. therefore suggest
that the members Of this S.ci"ry take
some measures to make pomology an in
iegraI part OF their body. Let us assist
in the great cause Of developing the re-
sources of the South and cease TO he trb
utary to the North for trees not adapted
To our climate.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

DOMESTIC RECIPE A father who had
passed irnumernbe sleepless nights, has
ummortalIzed himself by discovering
method Of keeping babies quiet. The mo-
duS OperdHdt Is as follows: A. soon as
Ihe squalier awakes, sci II up. proped 10y
pillow, If 1t cannot si alone, ana smear
Its tinge's wits thick molasses then put
halt dozen feathers into lis hands and
1t "lII SIT ana pick the feathers from one
hand to the other unit, 1t drops to sleep.
As soon as it awakes again, more molas.
ses ana more feathers; ard in place Of
the ner astounding yelIs, there will be
silence aud enjoyment unspeakaLle.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
N u NJ B E r 40.

The kind neighbor buttoued up his coat
aud hurried from the room.
In few minutes DIR. A, with
another medical gentleman entered
This is " sorry sight said he to the
doctor with him.
indeed 1t Is SIR was the reply. 1T is
\ sudden attack, Que of the'--
Here she goes, there she goes = was
the sole reply. The physicians stepped
into corner, and consulted together.
1T IS advisable, | think, that his head
be shaved, said one TO the other, who as
sented-'aud | will dispatch servant for
barber a resolution which he pu, imme-
diateIy into effect.
Here she goes, there she goes = al
most shouted the landlord, as the minute
hand arrived at The desired point.
The barber arrived, he was aa;urallv n
taikatlve man, and when the doctor made
some casual remarks, rejecting upon the
qualty of tie instrument he Was about
to use, he replied,
'Ah, ha !! Monsieur, you say very bad
razor. 'Tls beautiful Look look
very good isn't he (?
Here she goes, there she goes?' scream
ed the landlord. his hand moving on-on
his face gathered smile, and his whole
frame in readiness convulsed with joy.
The barber was amazed. Here she
goes, there she goes he responded in the
best English lie could use Ware shall,
ware shall | begin? Vat is dat he
say
shave his head at once interrupted
the doctor.
Here she goes, there she goes = for the
last time cried the landlord, AS the cock
struck the hour Of Elue and he sprung
from his seat in an ecstacy OF delight,
screaming at the top of his voice, AS lie
skipped around the room.
I've won it I've won il y
Nv hat = said the waiter
what 2 echoed the doctors.
wv hat 2 re echoed the wife.
wv hy, the wager-ten pounds q But,
casting his eyes around the room, and
missing the young men who had induced
him To watch The clock, he asked
'Nhere a.e those young men who sup.
ped here last nght Eli ?Qulck Where
ale they T.
They went away in their phea,on near.
~ an hour ago. WAS the reply of the
waiter.
The truth flashed like thunder Dol,
through his miLd. They had taken hi
pocket book, with twenty one pound
therein, and had decamped-a couple O
swmdIimg sharpers with wit to back them
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

a kind hearted wife once waited on a
physician to request HIM to prescribe for
her husbands eyes which was sore.
Let nIm wash them,' said the doctor,
every morning with brandy
A Jew weeks after the doctor Glanced
10 meet the wife.
We'll, has your husband followed my
advice
He has done everything in his power
to Go II, doctor, but he never could get
The brandy higher than his mouth
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

TnR science OF GOING 10 BED.-.Ihc
earth is a magnet, with magnetic curreuls
constantly playing around it. The hu
man body is also u magnet, and when
the body is placed in certain relations to
the earth, these currents harmonizc, when
in any other position they conflict. When
one position is 10 lie maintained Tor some
time, position should be chosen IN
which the magnetic currents Of the earth
and the body will not conflict. This
position, as indicated 10y theory, and
known by experiment, is to lie with the
head towards the moth pole. Persons
who sleep with their heads in the oppo
site direction, or lying croSswise, arc lin
ble TO fall into various nervous disorders
When they go back 20 the right position,
Ties disorders, ifno, too deeply impressed
upon the constitution, soon vanish. Sensi,
tive persons are always more refreshed by
sleep when their heads point due north.
Achhects, in planning houses, should
bear this principle in mind,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

A MINISTER repeating the first line or
so Of n chapter in the Bible, the clerk by
some mistake or other, read it after him,
The clergyman read Ms follows:
Moses was an austerc man, and made
alonement fvr the sins oi the people
The clerk, Who could not exactly catch
the sentence, reported thus:
Moses wac All oyster man, and made
ointment for tne shins Of his people"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
Reveries of a Maiden Lady.

HeVefles OF a Maiden Lady.
Sixteen Years OH.-l wonder il every
young girl forms rs many plans for HE
future as ! do; and such pIca,an. plans
TOO. 1t seems to me one need only i've
to be happy. shall soon leave school;
then | intend to read great deal, and
study house keeping, so that when am
married may make pleasant 1ome
for my husband.
Nineteen Years Od.-Two winters in
society Well, have learned one tniug.
| find that the world views me neither
handsome, rich, nor entertaining, ,omsr.
puemt!y am not of much Importance,
Which is not very grca, discovery but
| am sure that | have mind and u
heart. What am ! to 10 with them!
7'"cay Three Years Old.-l am no
longer happy; the spirit of unrest has Ia
Ken possession of me. How can live
th;s woary life OF insanity Try to neg.
lcct no household duty; hut we have
plenty of servants to 60 all the work. \
womau's lot is sad one. she is told 'hcr
mUG.csi station is retreat Uh tin, were
"A man, that | might be active, were II
but in money making. am no, good
enough to live holy benevolent lie vet,
! want occupation. have 40 desire to
60 TO party after party - many Young
lady docs, hoping to ful hushand.-
The whole system e society is degrading
To woman. 1t seems To- mo it would hc
better 10 "tirr prop"snl> Ut marriage open
" To gentIcmtn, than 10 u,r the mnruu.
verS now rractistd-lEaI is, II a woman
must be married. Must she, in order to
be happy: do not know.
T,-srty 81. l'co..o oGy.-.lI.-r ,I.,
years glide on, marked 10y manv event,
and experiences; bat my mind IS still un
certain about life. MANY women in my
place won!I have married Mr.. l.. Tor l,.
loved me, plain and uuattraclivc rs am:
but though he W., worthy a better wo
man than myself, did not love h,,u as =
wife should love her husband. The few
mrn who have happened to care for ne
| have not fu,icd, AMI 50 ! will be an
old maid. But, wha, shall live for -
Wha, shal! ! do to be happy:
TAiry flee Tcory OU.-A faint gIeam
% iiSht seems to SHINE "pr" my P''h-a
tccilng OF The train hat our HE here Is a
pfo0ai'o" : mat 'eiJ ymt"t and not sor-
row. Is our "r>'hed "hd or "Hy.' bay"
ever zee" seeking a''er naPp'nesS; -cmiA
!! ,MapP'heS~ cut ho" 'eci d"gr"" "i
"''!'-Shes' 20 receive every event, "helh.
|~r H'"' or ' SaI' AS sent 10y an y" wise
|reaIor. Nl'h TINS Willingness, comes
'ec""g "i strange c'"'enimenl what
'"'',T1S " ''"'e 'n"'g or 'cSS OF irans'i"ry
eaf'h'y pleasure Inc greatest amnu"'
OF c"'''Tft !" '''e Is secured by beng ""yr
10 lhe Dressings mat We receive day 10y
""y' aPP'er'"'hg lhe blessings OF our lot
-n"t ehNy'nS o'n'fN' Inc education OF
G''" Is very cruel they n" Obliged to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

"Talkin' OF law" says Pompey' now
makes me think of the mortal Cato, who
lib most thousand years ago, once said
de law is like groun glass Winder, that
gives light enough TO light us poor erin
mortals in de dark passage OF dis life but
it would puzzle de debbe himself to see
trOo it,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
Srlrrt 15ortry.
Scotch Argument for Marriage.
Y Oh u NJ K V II.

Jenny is poor, and am poor.
Yet we will wed-so, say 10 more!
And should the BARNES To us come
As few that wed but do have some
No doubt that Heaven will stand our friend,
And bread, rs well as children, send.
So fares thY'ncn IN farmers yard
TO live alone she finds il hard
I've kD"wn her weary every claw
In search of corn among the straw;
But when in quest of incest food,
She clucks am )ng her chirping brood
With JOY we see the self same hen
rhatscratrhrd for one, could scratch for ten.
These are the thoughts that make ne willing
10 take my girl without a shilling;
And for the self same cause, you see,
Jenny resolved to marry me.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

SATisFAcrOKY.-'He.Io boy did YOU
see rabbit cross The road there this
now I!
y rabbitf
Yes be quick . u rabbit.
Was 1t Il kinder gray varnnt 2
Yes! Yes!
~ i"ngIsh refer with a short tail 9
\ 6 Ue quick, or he'll gam hls bur.
row.
Had it long legs behind and big
ears z
Yes yes
And sorler Jumps when he runsl
\ es. tell You jumps wheu 1t runs !
Wei. | haiut seen such "a crelur about
here
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

An honest son OF Erin, green from his
peregrinations, put his head into a law
yer's Office, and asked the inmate;
Wan what do you sell herer 7
'Blockheads, replied the limb Of the
law.
Och, thin TO besure, said Pat, it must
be good trade, for see that there is
but one OF them left
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Srlertr1 SturQ.
''iIe:c c she goes, and there she
Goes


hl'crn years ago. day or two since
we fell i'll with gentleman who took
panN 1" "rquaint himself personally with
the facts At the time OF their occurrence
and who youches for the lruihfu!ness of
the suIioiued narrative
Not long since, two ostylish looking per-
sons put mp for the night in the upper
part Of the city. On the morrow, after
ordering their bill, they sent for the land
lord, who was not long in waiting upon
his arrtocralic guests
4 wish to purchase that old clock up
stars will YOU sell it = asked the cider,
while the Younger cast his eyes over the
columns OF a newspaper which lay upon
the table. The landlord, who had set no
great vauc upon the clock, except As an
heir loom, began TO suspect it might pos.
scss the virtue Of Ueyw ood's chair, all
filled with co!n--and almost mvoIunrarv
the three ascended to the room which
contained il.
The fact is said the older, 4 once won
twcu,y pounds with clock like that
Twenty pounds" circulated the land,
Io.d.
Yes, You see that there was one ike it
in a room down in E.scU, and fellow
bet me Il" co0Ii keep !:s tore ilnger swing
IN" with the pendulum fer an hour. only
saying, Here she goes, there she goes
He couldn't Do it. walked the money
ou, f him in no time
@" "hr l"A couldn't walk it out
o' me- " Oct len pounds can do 1t
on the SPOT.
no'ne rned tie stranger.
f." clock struck eight. and with hls
back I" The table aud door, the landlord
popped INTO char.
iie'" s'e goes there she goes and
ms nn-'f wave" " curve, his eyes fully
"Av! Oh Tie pend"'um' lhe fellows III
/ 'e''Wp"""'
mere Is uAe money flank the
"'.'.N -
I"' MNd.ora Ian was not to lose IN that
,.,:,, u.;.l ~ I-,.'E al" s"'el!
h,mL Isamoa,,ed r ,,,r ""I "'s ''t'
,.t;,I,I,.,I',.', 'i.' :"'S' ','''' '''N f0'N
yn Al w", ,,'n'. '.''"' ,L I'' %''' ~. ,I'' "a
'''' ""l'F'' man at
.Cl.'r J,.,..;, ,,.,..,.. ,,
.., J.,a:,,,I. =, ,''' '''' ''''''9 III '''' '"""S
"' ~" "'''''F
mere Size goes l"cre She goes was
me o&'y answer
one "I 'Na ways lett the room. lie
near" al" 90 d'wn stars bat be was
not 10 De "'''"''e" 10y 'h"' 'fIrE.
I'Sen''y me waiter entered and touch
my i, ~ "I'"" '"' 'h""'d'r' asked.
MI - - are you crazy W ha!
ave 70" ""'"%
I'S'G >"e G"e'' "'''e HNe goes he re-
3 SP""'e'' HIS nan" an" iofvh"ger waving
~ ~, wI'"'''
l"r N"'''F rIH"'" "oWn stars, called
""e % ','' "e'Si'""FS, ana invited HIM up
80 - see ;-'S muster 'hey "Scrn"ed' ana
nc "T'-'oo' S'''h'"E nv" ge"''E ny TIE
'''%."'I, III u" ''"i''o''nS voice. Sa'I,
Nl'' D. 40 hot SIT here. Come,
:" "o"" S'"''S' WHAT can possibly pos
StSS ' DN 10 re Sltllhn mere
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
Sate'souo, Sso., s9s4tauoeb, aeu a2. Sonnnr 1859,

meme Nfeinung tt Die: ;3um Spfrrtope fur 6rr<
be't uno Gbre lsimfr Matipn 1T friner gu gut,
wpbl abrr finb ptele su 1cble6t ca,u Sat mir
9ptt pirfli& etpas msGr ais ecwGGnli6en @eit
ein9eDau6t Der unter ben 9iiafigcn Scrb1ltnl~
zen lttb entwfeln piirte, no 1T cine @cIesenbeit
mo th lin ms9r grlteuo MAIDEN fam Cine
9r0Be 3ett Der mir ent9egeu 9eben, wia 9rrBe
psrSen rno td full bic Sraft in mir, cine &lippe
'stn gu t0nnen in bteler S6ltcrbranpuua, icb mus
pillauS uuS Dem SBascnbrauoe Gle muttiee Sruf
enf9r9cn3uSrlden. Spa i6 in fciecr Be9eifcr,
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