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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09
Sesinsunsen.

Der ,&i6maabtr anSeistr" sriteint btn San,sas unb
%Wp Den rep Atenntntn inc pas sebra Der balsabrIi.
slumsr entrdtet wsrbsn nR auspas abpnnenen bsiebn
Zen Sstras an ben Ssrauss6sr e 8rr 675 stfdus e,ue-
an,et9en unb ar gt wsrbn fclsenbe
gSnsgnsen aastenntn ennsist Ginrdune enes Squares
GO Sen peer penser bIben einn Squar SO Gts p,aIiae
grdlns Is Cts lnb fur bes p.lere @al gts fur einsl
Wonet 81 90 m spsi sonae l75. fir br Mpnae So co. fur
s Nfcnatt $500 Grte &seistn serbdnisndeia Be-
rsds uS ntsn tbe bic m @sunnentsn b.pnbert 8trditt>
BunS anistn fonnn bic um br bes Yprbs.G,nbtn Eaas
al benz bic 3etuns srlheint, eineeianS Wtrbtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09

oftest nm ben anbern absr tbn anbre bieb ben arc.
pen pen @'ann III Die Seite ,nb tieb tbn auf tsa 8opf
F9lueeno Sor 3Orn unp ga6e Ibpars Ssnin I.insn
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@e9ner Strntttten Gs talf iesp6 nttsts: bic @eldd
s'fpts't trumpetrs unb Der tSne atsetilhe Sra,,,O
purpe entpaffnet. -ia' s.2a& 49, ~.
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o@tene Serren, laiItn Sie uns ntdb n,etr spreilia
ueer Die 5a1tsteitsn zines @enfaen mad finem siu.
perm rtestlet sBir baten bier elm neHrs 8epiel MI.
@tntt unS @edidtbtet jepsn ratiirli6en Stbler auf
pesen. SD babeben Wcrsen pie selernt unt CLAUDE
lest Rap Der entbufasmus pes Siirssr anprt ebt IT,
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Die @rmss aufssnemmsn: CT iOG .ne SABINE trasen,
"ho letne ssae Sas S6wert iein, ras er 70 sOrtrsli
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER",
Il. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
LIS published every Saturday. at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFICE: CORNER BROAD s. 5th STREET.
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8 II II tes.

Sn ieiner tiir,lid Bel Der glew gJprt adersau.auss
ellune sebaltenen 8eoe aste @pupernsur gBrabt BON
SnStana I'M eaufe isiner 9smerfuuaen: ,Bir miiiItn
Die gSurseu, unb niht bic Stensrl unp glatttr an.
bauen aBir miiitn bas Samilienreament, bic Sdule,
Die Saufre, Die STRIDE bic s8rrttatte unp bic aderbau-
9ualteuun9en ~ 9aboratpritn unlerer nftasm GrSss
MAIDEN. gSir nsiiAtn uniere SSbne erse1e, I'm, Bau-
ern &initIer Saumeiter Snsenieure, G5sulvsen, Bp.
tanifer @senlifer : in einsm gSpr = pratIte Nlen.
i6en gu werpsn. Sbre Musen miiNtn BON seatinatoH
,pegsewsnbct werben mad ibren Staaten, Counties,
&ppnlbss, Diltritten unb G,eburtsplaben Dtees 1T
tpa9rer patrptsnus, unb Der einsse patripttsu,us,
welHer rte NatiOn immerwabrsnb erbalteu tuirp.
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Spn atb. .. ebamilfo,

gDa9rli&, aus mir b6te yisles
aDsrben tpnnen in Der gDslt,
S6tts tadil6 nibt msin S6ifial
Sid mir III ben s9s8 stlielt.
peger Hubm iVar 81 triptrben,
2Dtnn bic gDahtn i6 trfyr;
ibid, ben itlISeln Ertis III aeben
SDar tb eber nidt Der Sbpr.
I'm Der Nultn @unii ;u bublen
gBar ib minbr itpn entfernt;
Gin @ttbrttr mar a3 ipprbtn,
Sat' iG ltfen nur esIernt.
Sti ben 8rauen ienStr 3ipeiftl,
Sdtt' t9 nod msin 9luf s,matbt,
Sdttsn iie mid alltr Srtm
Ni6t unintni9li6 ausselabt.
sDit 3uni reibtn Slann atbpren
Sdtt' i'd oieGta StanS erpdbIt,
9dte aibt Scr allen 9inatn
SIMMER mir baS gtlS stftbIt.
llstr sirtn Staat ju 5trrlG5en
2Bar srr allen i'd Der @anr,
Mtint 9aben unb Salient,
sDitisn sisitn @las mir AT.
st0nis bdti' i'd ptrbsn ipllsn,
SDp man iibsr 8iiriieu tlast.
Dp6 n,eH @aitr mar ein 9iiratr.
ilnb bas III senus ssfast.
sDabrIi6, aus mir bdtte sielts
sDrbsn f0nnsn in Der gBelt,
5dtte tlldii6 nidt meim SbidIal
Sid mir in ben s5ss sslieat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-02-09

Die Drrbeitums ersahlt fcIsenbe aasess.l6iBt.:
Gin Sader in tinem Staplsin, pas wir sue teanen;
tanfte BON enem 8suer pier Yfuno Butter, ,past fe
unb fnbet bab er oreipitrtel 9faub su ipenis Bat.
,gearl6 sers GeriGtW ruff Der er,arntt 9aGer. 50.
sernt seb Der Sauer nit unb ma9t bprt bic ausias.:
Sa, bic Butter 1T psn mir, ater b babe tein @espdt
oabem 70 babe 6 s'pei 2aib 8rpb su bier pfunS, bic
i 5ass uprr Bel benz Sader ba setaut babe, auf bic
Usage selest, nnb ieine Butter bafiir ftebe tb
Sat senaa ba1el6s 8ewtt. prpbtrts nur felser 5srr
Meiiter, rss Srpb babe it npdw
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Sn Cincinnati bnitt tarsli cine 8arbias t6r.n br,t
Snbern bic &tsle burd, am e spr psiterer gelas,r.i
gu bepabrn, Sie befanb itA III @elealdaft mebr,r.r
anberer gtessr Die aus &entudp mad Sbtp eptaobsn
paren, uno bic ssfanssn unb aab asntudp suria os.
brast tptrpen iplten. A'fi
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5rantfarter 9latter beriftsn bon enem in @ofn,
attse9abttm traurisea SOrfas, ibsnl namlttb Elm 81
fster Der Garmicn ensn ssa8tstsu aab a.ibSstea
9arssr unp 5obsfser peil beritlbe d ,usserts, siu
sUaf gu snsm 9riSatsslase terusben, erbeblies Der
wunbete. Dens Strnebmsn mad se65rte Der fraali6e
SfSier gu Der in an3 liesenssn t6nisld prsueiicbeu
@apalerie-@btbeilil unb par nit einem WSbden
aus einsm berii4sten 5auie in ben ,Gnslilssn 5Of"
setpm,men. Der geirtb srSfnets benz Sf,er, init Slid.
t auf ben satsn 9famen ienes @aitbofts 1einer 9e.
slttsrn ben @nfeatbalt in bentlbsn nit seatt.n ~,
tSnnen, spraaf Der Sffisier ben @atel aoa nb ben,
5ptel6sbsr 10 erbsbIie gsrpunb,ins.n bstbrabte hos
man fir bas 2sbtm befeben tsfirdt.t Die l,nt,rin.
dung hber bsm gprfaa LIT bersits .nselsit.t. - en
foIdsn unp abntdtn @slbi6tsn ie9t Der sr.usil6,
Maaeriast uno feline S&srstn bod immer ubsa an.
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Sn sBien sreft bic @ewptnbeit S.s YferbeReii8.
Gfens ben neuitsn 8srtdten nab Narr un Ed. Di.
perpeeldbante sertauftn ntebr ais sas Dpppelte h.r
fraberen 8lel4msnsen Die ,lra6s sirfte In Der au-
semetnsn abeuruus gu iiaen fein tutlde bic mtnser
bsnitelts @slfsflae n6tbtst ben ~Obfeeren eebsus-
ntittelu lib iusupsncen. jaf
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19

MOVEMENTS IN DEERriELD The Spring.
Geld Republican has the following -
"The late brutal murI,r OF David S.
Hoyt, II Kansas, has excited the deepesi
iudiInaion among his old iown,men in
DreTiield. a. soon as The report nf the
murder was authenticated, a prpliminar,
nieeiiny was called - take action upon the
subject. IL was Diet nmined 10 call meet.
ing of the town on the 9th inst, to the end
tina, Deerield in lis Corporate capacity
might memoralizc the President and Con.
gress in relation To the affair. Ii was also
Determined to hold mass meeting IL oil,
Deerield a. an early day, aud TO invite
Mr~sr-. Burlingame and Wilson, aud other
distinguished speakers to be p esrnt. The
Co resp Indeut who communicates these lac's
To us expresses the hope that the people
The Connecticut valley will respond 10 the
call Tor the mass meeting. and We co,dially
endorse q suggestion. What better place
than old Deertield for the grand F,emon,
mass meeting of the campaigl in The Con-
nrcicut v-lleyi II il an old battle-ground,
where ireemen and sayagr= fought for man
y a year. There Deacon David Hoyt was
taken prisoner, an,l sool after died vicIim
To savage cruelty; AMI ROW that his descend
enl and the bearer Of his name has fallen
IL Kansas, ut The hauds of ayases, what
mofe fitting than thai the Connecticut val
ley should go up TO this old irunlier town
ind learn the ART Ct conquering in this cam
paignl We presume that railroad facli.
Ties would be furnished tor the occasion, and
that right abundanily.
This evening the Deeriield Fremont Club
meet 10 express their sense ofIhe foul wro',g
upon him who 50 lately wen, on, rom
among them, and now sleeps in a martyrs
grave"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
Ike Partington's Composition.

Ike Darlington is well advanced IN his
class. He is something beyond the teach
er's az, and, could In fact, give lha, fanc-
tionary some lesson in ats wherein he Is
perfect. Ike disllkes composition where
n theme is given QUITO be- written upon by
scholars, ard his credits are not very great
for his efIolts in that direction generally,
bu, the other day he asionished the master
and every one by an elaborate article on
the horse. He was called upoa' TO read II
aloud 20 the scholars, AMI getting upon The
platform, he made bow and began.
"TnE HoRsE.- The horse is a quadIu
ped, with four legs two behind and two be-
fore. liz has tail that grows TO the hind
part Of his body, thai nature has furnished
him, with which to drive The dies away
HIS head /. situated ON The other end oppo-
site hi. tail. and is used principally 10 ias-
Ten blidle to to drive him by, and 10 pu'
into b lsket 10 eat his oats with. Hurses
is very useful animals, and people couldn't
ge, along very we'll without them especial
Is uuckmen aud omnibu.-d,ivers who don't
seem 10 be half grateful enough because
they've got 'em. They are very convent
eu, animals in the country, in vacation
time. and 20 very fls, over the country
roads, when the boys stick pins into Them
o species Of cruelty that would not en-
courage. IlGrses are generally covered
with hair, though some are white and 9TH
es are gray aud black. Nobody ever saw
blue horse. which is considered very
strange by emincn, natuiaIisls. The horse
is quite an intelligent animal, aud can sleep
slanding W. which j. very convenient
GILT, especially where there is crowd, and
!, is difficult to get chance 10 lay.
There is a grea, variety OF horses ia's
horses and slow horses clohes-hoIses, horse
mackerei. saw-ho,ses and hUrsea'e horse
chestnut and horse-radish. The clothes
horse is very quiet animal 10 have around
n house, and is never known TO Kick, though
very apt TO make row when 1t gets cap
sized. The same may be said Of the saw
horse, which will stand without ,ieing -
Honc are, j. very vicious beast, and very
ANNOYING in the summer when fellow
is in swimming. Horse-mackerel | don't
know anything about, only tina, they swim
in wafer. and arc species Of fish. Horse
chesinu,s is prime to pelt Miekies with.
AMI horse.Iadish is u mighty smart horse,
but bal 10 have standing around where
there's children.
The hoss is found IN all countries,
principally in livey.stables, where they
may be hlreJ by the mile and are eonsid'
cred by them tina, can get money, agreai
luxury, especially ia the sleishins season.
H. South America they gov wild, and The
Indians catch them with uoOses that they
throw over the hur.es' head, which must
be thought by the horses sroa, noos"nce.
Ike stepped down lrom the platform with
q great consciousness On his Lace that he
had done grcal work; aud he ieli cen
sc,ousness soon alter, somewhere else, OF
diferen, sort.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19

OF. But he Is q Democrat Of Jefeson's
school not Of Douglas. nor Aichison's, or
Pierce's. He has never spoken Of Buehan-
an exceP, in terms Of contempt. lie TePu-
dia'es Squauer Sovereignty and all other a.
nominations Of the Cincinnati platform lie
believed as every body believed I'LL 1888 49,
that Consiess has the RICH, 10 in'eid'c'
slavery in the Territories, aud IS IN iaVo'
OF exerting constitutional power to Pre'en'
the extension OF the peculiar 'curse 0S' :
another inch Of National Territory. Long
live such Democrats, and may the neA'
Congress DO crammed with them! Amen
Selah.'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
The Turn Of Life.

Between the years of forty and Sky, man
who has properly regulated himself may be
considered as in the prime Of lie. His
maiursd strength Of constitution renders
him almost impevous to the attacks OF
disease, and experience has given sound
ness to his judgment. His mind is resOluis,
firm, aud equal; all his functions orderly (;
no assumes The mastery over business I;
builds up competence on the foundation
he is formed in early manhood, and passes
through period Of life attended by MANY
Qualifications. Having gone year or two
pasl sixty, he arrives a, a critical period in
The road Of existence The river OF death
COWS before him, aud remains at stand
sill. Blu, athwar, this river il viaduct
called "The Turn Of Life" which, il cross
ell IL safety, leads 10 the valley OF "old
are" ruund which the river winds, and
then flows beyond without boat or cause
way to eiTec, its passage. The tri,lge is.
however. eonsiru ted Of fragile materials,
and i, depends upon how L is tTodden wheih-
or il bend or break. Gout, apoplexy. and
and other bad charac:es are also in the
vicinity 10 wavlay the traveller, and thrus'
hlm from the pass bul let him GRID up his
loins. and provide himself with FIJI =
staff and he mny ,rudse on in safety with
perfect cOmPosure. To quit metaphor,
the Tum Of Life is turn either Into a
prolonged walk, or into the grave. The
system aud poweIs having reached their
ulmoSs expansion, now begin either TO close
like 1Iwers at sunset, OF break down a.
once. One injudicious stimulen', asinsle
fatal excitement, may fo'cs 1t leyOnd is
strength; whilst careful supply Of props.
aud The withdrawal Of all that tends 10 force
a plant, will sustain il in beauty and vigor
nn'il might has entirely sci in The science
Of Litsby q physician.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
Peter Funk Worsted.

Peter Funk is shrewd man, and gene'-
ally carries his point, bot he sometimes
gets wo'sled. y case has recently occur
I'D which We will relate. A country'nan
though appearing some what 'g'een
was no, altogether unacquainled with the
wa, Of Gotham. lie had heard OF Peter
and resolved TO see him. He accordingly
went Into mock auction store, where q
number OF men were examining Watches
with tho apparent, intention Of buying.
When King entered, wise looks were
exchanged between these gentry, ard the
sal. soon commenced. A handsome and
valuable ,old watch was offered, and King
being a good Judge Of The article, bid 1t IN
a, S25. He immediately put 1t into his
poke, and TUNED TO leave The auction
Ger asked him to have the watch done up
No. replied King, will CARY It in my
pock.l-il will be SAFE you had better
have /, done up persisted the aue'ioneer'
|. You can then pu, iiinlo your trunk and
carry il homo without danger OF losing 1t.
never lose anything replied King.
By this time several men had gathered
around him, some advising hun 10 have II
done up, aud others asking him 10 let them
look at il. But he declined all Offers. and
started ior The door. Peer saw no had so
hold of the wrong customer and resolved
to effect by iOrce what he could not by DE-
ception. A man sprung before King, and
WAS about to close the door, while The 9TH
efs pressed closely around him
Thercupon. he drew a revolver, and as
surin. them that il was well loaded and a
sure fire, told the man a, the door, in q
very cool and deliberate manner, tha, If he
attempted 10 shut il, he would bow his
brains out forthwith. Then pushing away
the men around him with pair OF stout
arms, no exclaimed The first man who
dares 10 lag hi $ handsOn me will be shot !!
They all stood back, aud King walked out
with his watch, while Peer found hinsel
done little browner than no ever remem'
bers TO have been-N. Y. Post.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
5uR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
knd otXar Valuable Real Estate.

Add QtAer valuable heal ESTATE.
THE following described Real Estate, coinpris
J. ing Hou.e Lots, and other property, eigibly
situated In The villages Of Saco aud Biddslord,
will I've cold by the proprietors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Railroad
Depots OF Blidcford and Saco-a portion VI them
above the Railroad, and a portion below, In .
p,easant and healthy location, aud commanding =
dine view Of both villages. They urc advantage.
ou.ly situated Tor the residence of persous having
business In either Saco or Bdle.oid, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
Square, Saco, and five minutes walk of The Ma.
chine shop and Cotton Mil of the Laconla, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bitde.
ford. A substantial bridge, 313 feet long aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, and with side.
walk. has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddefvrd, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ner From this bridge q street 10 graded TO the
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along The margin Of the
Ssco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inrrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 Bidde
ford
Besides the lois Deiofc uehuoneu, tno Pfopue'
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, Vu
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops aud
mills on ssid Island.
They will ell also in lots Of from one 70 Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which j. reserved for house lots. Ssid irsci
consists Of ~ acres, and Is situated On the West.
rrn eide oT the RAILROAD, mud runs :" the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rods
OF the Ssco Depot.
Warraniee Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the ptopririvrs, A. II Boyd. Ssco ID. Z.
Somrs, fiiddelord; Joeephus baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William +. New.
ell, Manchester, N. IL.
for further particulars, as TO prices and condt.
IONS, inquire Of D Z. SoMES, Of BIddeiord,
agent tor the prop,ieiors. ar
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
Church Music.

The Knickerbocker IN a review OF Willis
new work on Church Music. has this iore'.
bio paragraph, quoted from Mr.. Willis's
pen.
"Hearing choir sing is rot worship -
Reading the hymn through in merely In
tellrc,ual attention to the thought is not
worship. Such a feeling Is often the result
OF architectural or artistic causes. A per.
son, for ins,s.ce, has entered a cl,hedral.
He is awed by tho eranduer aud solemn
hush Of the place. lie yields TO an ire
sistible feeling Of solemnity, and Afterwards
goes away. aud Feels perhaps, as though
he had wOrshipPOd. No, so. lie has
merely INDUCED IL what might be called
architectural dars. Such feeling is lesil-
innate eject Il elevate art. But this Is moi
worship The place and supreme object OF
woIship lie hI;her than mere architecture.
or music, or sculpture, or painting. artis,i'
cally enj ysd. bear The soul. For. IN the
enloymeni oil eTt, as IN the enloyment OF
natural scenery. we are recipients; the
mind therefore, is in a passive siaie.--
Whereas, in worship, tho mind Is in m ac-
tive state. We must rise though nature
t. natures God /; and, in sacred art, unless
the soul be impelIed forward one step fur,h-
er, to define religions action, il is not In n
condiiicn for worship. For no passive slate,
no condition of mere feeling can inyoly.
this. Woship involves an act. Feeling
may. and should accompany this oct, bot
not constitute il. And in sacred song, we
must, not only as mere act Of in,ellectiOn.
attain TO the though, OF the words. bat we
must utter iha, though, rprard 10 God,
before we can be said rightly to worship"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19

The BANNER CorsTr or Iowa. Grundy
IS the banner county Of Iowa, was recently
settled, aud contains bu, Que hundred voters.
niaety-Hiae Of whom, al the recent election
went The straight Fremont and Dayton tick
ct. The one Buehanier Is an old man who
said he had been fory-6ve years Demo-
Graf, and could no, change now. He is the
Only vOer in the country who canno, read
and write. About two hundred more OF the
ciiiz~ns Of the eouniy will be entitled to
zoe ia Novembsr-,hese IL IL said are unan.
imous sr the Republican candidates.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-19
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HUMoR SYRUP.

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles u. Kent
has been couerf tug my Allied Ointment. and palmnx
OF upon the public article under the name OF the
.0enulne Allied Ointment" which ointment IL . base
imitation Of mine. have commenced an action against
the said Keat for the Professor Hayes, state As
sayer for the State Of Massachusetts, after having anal.
yled the two ai les, says" Chemically considered,
these two samples cannot be pronounced 10 be alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
are forgeries and impositions, the adays OF the
following names prove viz, A. W. srsARss, A, Drs.
asa, JonS S srArForp, ", s. MKRRILL, sworn to be-
fore me- N W Harmon, .P. X. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June IL. 1856
AeESrs. DR. James sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer,
Riddelord T. Gilman, ami d. L. Mitchell, saco H..
%. Hay, Portland, euerai Agent. 1y2o