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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-28

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-28

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-28

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
b. HsssEt Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday. at
SO per Annum, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFt II: 1911. BROAD STREET. @
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

A CoNTRAsr-The editor of the
Journal at Indianapolis, speaking of the
deaths of Dr. Dick and Eugene Sue says
''Dick, though he worked away long
time for the good of the world, lived poor,
and mainly by contributions from his adj
mirers in this country and England. His
works did not earn HIN even competence
Sue was paid a dollar liue for bis stories,
and spent his vast earnings in selfinduI-
gence. And these two men, the English
christian and the French debauche, both
known to the utterlnost parts oft earth,
have passed the boundary of eternity
together. Death never spread his hands
so wide before as when he seized these
two men in the same grasp"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

each other, and might hare remained
there till now for aught know, had not
the carriage been sent to convey us homo
and the rest of the company bsgan to
wonder where we were.
The wonder begat questions, the qnes--
tons fears, and the fears search, head
| cd by the valiant Bimby. They called.
and looked, and listened, but oarpositiotr
down in the sheltered nook among tho
rocks, prevented them from hea, ing US.
or we them.
Atfength they hit upon our path and
all came along single file, until they got
to the open space above.
Then they saw sight.
| was spread out i'll free md easy po-
sition, my bonnet taken oil, and my hair
somewhat to,oS5ed mp. One foot rested
on the ground, and the other on rock,
about even with my head (rfgardless of
ankles this time,) and there sat putting
away in a very unladyhke Sty at a high
favored Concha.
Jennie was sitting close by me with
heI head almost on my shoulders, and
her waist almost encirclod by my arm.
Just as the party came along above us, L
laughed out in a loud, masculine voice; =
"Just think of poor wnat's-his-namo
there-Bimby. Suppose he knew that
he had been making love to man e.
"Hushw cried Jennie. 'Look there
he is-and, oh; nay gracious there is the
whole company" ora
Yes, wewere fairly caught. It was no
use for NE to clap on my bonnet and as
sumo falsetto again-they had all seem
too much for that. Besides, By this time'
Bob Styles and Maggie Lee were lone
flesh," and my disguise WAS Of no farther
Importance, SO owned up and told tho
story.
Lawyer Bimby was III rage. Hevow-
cd to kill ne, and even squared off,b the
rest Of the party laughed at him so unmer-
cifuly, and suggested that we should
waltz it out together, thai he finally cool
ed do wn and slank away to take some
private conveyance back to D.
Bob Styles and l are living in a large
double house together. Iie often says be
owes his wife to my nlasquarading, but
he doesn't feel under any obligation to-
me. for or my wife to the thing.
n. B. My wife's name is Jennier
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16
THE TIME FaEs kEEROEsM-

Fortunes that have stood tho stock of
many eeeades are now falling with crash,
like trees when the forest bows before the
hurricane Men who supposed themselves
safe from all the changes and revulsions
that visit the monetary world, find them
selves penniless and helpless. Women who
have been bred to luxury, and have never
known want which money could crafty,
are thrown INTO circumstances where they
must work with their own hands dismiss
their servants, and submit to the closest
retrenchment and economy. Inemergen-
cies like these, what shall b2 done? Shall
there be weeping, and whining, and dodg-
ing, Or shall there be true heroism, ris-
ing above all these difficulties, trainpliug
them under foot, and setting the face
toward a new success!
II is adversely that reveals the good and
the great in human character. A man
who can see the accumulation Of many
years stripped from him, and, without
sinking before the disheartening vision,
can GRID up his foins and roll up the sleeves
upon the honest arms for another strug
gle with fortune, is hero--a true man
-one who deserves well of his Kind, And
a woman who receives adversely with for
titude, and straightway bends to her cir.
cumstances, relinquishing comforts, with
cheerful heart, that her husbands hands
cannot provide for her, at the same time
sustaining him, encouraging hun, and
helping him, is a heroine-oue of the gen
uine stamp-a heroine to love, to be proud
of, to bless with the homage of intellect
and heart.
These times will prove that there Is
something better than wealth in the world +,
and thoug h the lesson be costly, it is one
which too many of us need to learn.-
Honor is better than wealth; let us keep
| it .unstained, and sooner part with every
cent than with self respect and g good
name. A firm, brave hearts better than
wealth, for it can win a fortune when
wealth has flown. Love is better than
wealth-love that laughs at disaster and
poverty, that clings to and comforts those
whom gold has forsaken and grows bright
CT as the object Of its devotion is stripped
Of other good. Religion is better than
wealth-religion that lifts the suffererinto
sober and sublime recognition Of prov
Dental hand in the world disturbed AFFAIRS
puts finger to the lip Of complaint, and
| elevates the eyes in a firm and unwavering
trust. Heroism is better than wealth
heroisn that sallimates and ennobles the
/ heart that wealth has made tinld and
mean. and stimulates to deeds Of sacrifice,
endurance, and achievement that gierlfy
our humanity, and redeem the character
of money-loving race. We can have
and keep all Of these if We baYe not az
other cred. Sp1sssfsld Rspa69'e22@,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16
HApp1NEss.-True happiness is of

HAppINEss.-Tr happiness is OF a
retired nature, and an enemy TO pomp and
noise; it arises, in the first place, from The
enjoyment of ones self, and in the next,
from the friendship and conversation OF a
few select companions. False happiness
loves to be in crowd, and to draw the
eyes of the world upon her. = She does
not receive any satisfaction from the APP
plause which she gives herself, but from
the admiration which she raises in others.
ADDISON,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

E- The English language is full of
delicate relations, some of which perhaps
are accidental, while others we are CON
strained to believe, are the work of design.
There are "friend," and .fiend, which the
canine letter "r' just prevents being iden-
tea. And how true it is, that no one
has the power Of playing the .1fead to an
other, who has not at first been admitted
inside of his heart, in the capacity of q
friend.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

NEXT to sin, bad spelling is the worst
thing in the world. The fairer the chirog-
raphy, the palmer the defect. If man
must spell horribly, let him write an lllegg-
ible hand upon blotting paper, for SO his
chirography will be gloriously uncertain
like the law,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

Be KIND TO THE OLD.-There is too
little respect and love shown towards old
people nowadays. They are too gener-
ally treated as out of date, and useless
back numbers of the great gazette of hui
mainly, and only fit to be cast aside to
perish in neglect while fresher issues mo-
nopolize our attention and regard. This
should not be. The old have claims on
the young, which cannot be dishonored
with impunity.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

~ When we see a neat, pretty girl
with a free but innocent air, with cheeks
like roses, and heavenly blue eyes, which
seem to repose IN serenity beneath their
s!lken lashes, we'alacays wish she aoas
near mudpuddle, and ace hadto lift her
over.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

G4-Just as old marbles are exquisitely
clouded and colored sometimes, by the fl
tered tints of forgotten flowers that have
persisted upon their rocky beds, so many
stern natures have been made beautiful by
the poisoning faneies that have died I'M
needed In their bosoms.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16
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When lanes and orchards were pink and White
With blossoms of apple and cherry
When robins buiIded their messy nests,
And sang in the morning So merry
In that sweet time did the evil stars
Bring Walter aud Blanche together,
blooms,
Allin the Spring time weather.
In the golden quicts of August nights
They sat on the rocks in the shadows,
Watching the pallid ghost of the moon
As ii gliiet, over the meadows,
Sat in the porch of her fathers house
Happy and thoughtless together
For Love was not yet. They bided their time
AL in the Summer weather.
When crimson cankers burned in the rose,
i* When the silk of the corn grew yellow
When the purple grapes grew dead on the wall,
49, And the peaches We're juicy and mellow
Then through the woodlands Lady Blanche
And Walter went roaming together.
Laughing and loving, and kissing perhaps.
All in the Autumn weather.
't III.
.- -er Said Walter Should never more
Come back into these pleasant lands,
Let some one make with loving hands,
4 Incana f,g me by yondeF shore;
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16
River Falls. Wisconsin.
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JOB PRINTING.

The Journal Office is furnished with an en-
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Type. Material, and Stock; aud is prepared to
execute Book. Pamphlet. Card. Circular, Bill
Head, Handful, Label, aud all other kinds
plain and fancy Letter Press frinting IN az
good style and at az reasonable rates as any
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mail as desired E4 -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

Lady Blanche of Sunnyside,
You are sweet and twenty
Fame's a falcon at your wrist,
:- And at your feet lies Plenty |
Lady Blanche. Lady Blanche,
You set men signing
Twenty swore they'd die for you
But only one was dying
Lady Blanche of Sunny Side,
Why so meek and tender?
Why did you make him love You so?
To kin him with your splendor?
Lady Blanche, Lady Blanche,
a dreaming on your pillow,
Can you hear the wind that flaps
Its wings against the willow?
Lady Blanche of Sunnysrde,
Though you are sweet and twenty !;
Though Fame's falcon at your wrist,
And at your feet lies Plenty
Though lily fingers scent your hair,
And dress you in the morning,
l would not be the thing YOU are
scon you for your seorning !
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

THE RIME OF LADY BLANCHE.
While yot. are sleeping, dreaming and sleep
ing.
The wLite-footc Frost is creeping and creep
ing
Over the roof and under the caves.
Over the fields and the fallen leaves,
Over the evergreen. over the thyme,
Leaving a scintllant silvery slime
Wherever he draggcth his humid fangs
The Summer is dead Not a lily hangs
Irs bell in the valley but bleak and bare,
At the back Of the house the woodlands lie
"A nd heaE the Move mber wind go by,
Like rrvclier recling he knows not where,
For the wine in his head, with curses and
PRAYER |
And die IN my bed through the clustering
night.
And think how the Frost makes everything
oftbe t-nAnr'css grave that is lying out there.
All alone in the shivering air,
In dismal lace by the willow tree.
Where the gu!ls in circles hover and screech,
And ON nionotonous length of beech
Sparkles an emerald sea & g q
If fall asleep, nav slumbcr is crossed
BY 4 dream of the Frost, the cruel Frost:
Ittakcs the shape of a giant snail
and shines all OYER in silver mail
Ry its staring eyes as blank as the SNOW,
l am Led wherever the snail would go
Passed the huts of the Esquimaux,
Irto the heart OF the Polar seas.
To land of pearl, where mountains aud trees
Are nothing but ice-where brave Sir John
And the gallant crew that followed him on,
Made their graves in eternal snow
With glamour upon my eyes, l go
Wandering over ford and foe,
Lit by the flames of the Northern Light.
And the sun that shines in the dead of night
And there in the land of perilous ridges,
Chasms, and caves, and dizziest bridges
Leading to nowhere there in the dusk,
Where the narwhal breaks the ice with his
tusk,
find grave :. And then from my brain
The curtain of sleep is lifted again;
And fancy how Lady Blanche in her room.
With its silken hangings and sick perfume,
Lies asleep on q downy bed,
So dreamy and warml Alas, for the Dead
How cold young Walter Adeen must be
Out there in the ice, in the Arctic Sea
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

And plant some roses, white and red,
And train single willow tree
As if to shade and shelter me
From sun and shower, being Dead
Between the Lighthouse and the fort,
The barque lay waiting off the lea
1t spread its wings, and out of port
Took flight across the sullen sea I
And so went Walter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16
POETRY
From the Home Jouln;

THE RIME OF LADY BLANCHE.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-16

Winter came;
And Spring-time, bearing on her breast
A knot of violets from the West
Then Summer fringed the pinks with flame
Time came and went. But never again
Came Walter to these pleasant lands
And 50 beside the sounding main,
| made that mound with loving hands
And planted roses sweet and rare,
And wet them with my tears the while
wonder Lady Blanche can smile
And know that little mound is there
wish for loves sake and my own
They could have laid him by this sea
Who knows if he sleep quietly
Out youder. in the Frigid Zone :?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
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Nashville, Tenn.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY,


THE Directors Of tals Company announce 10 the
L Public that this Cemetery has been laid off with suit
able avenues and walks and portion of the ground
subdivided into Family Lots which are offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen al the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited 70 call
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they coui not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to The public to spare no
money pains to make equal 10 any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery Is now in charge OF competent Super
intendent living the ground under Eh1se direction In
teTmens will be made IN the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will lea, the office Of Lnds
ley Crockett at O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sh inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The STATS will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting The grounds
will be called for their residences by sending tleir
caTjs to the President Of the Company.
A. V. 5 .LINDSLEY, Prest
G. ". NANCE, Secy. ivB-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15

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auy olhcr T0uJe for TIC economy otms and money
Passage om AeW YORK 20 Southampton and Bremen, First
CABIN saloon, $50 dollars; First CatIR, Lower saloon ITO
dollars Second 60. 6U dollars
All etlsrssHd must pass thr0agh be Post o.
Gee.
No bills Of ladinE Ei be signed Parcesfe ca he
day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon Is stlacnsa 20 each -hlp.
For ffeight Easss-g apply 20
c. r.. SAND. d Soujs' s l.sl, -ts.sa N-a 7aS.
c. A. uEISkkEN s. 60, Blea.-r.
CROSKEY @ CO, SoutaamT.lul.
Nm. lSELIN. HAVE. 1at Z5-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-15
ON MANHOOD,

80 ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Jus published, Gratis, tn 2Oth Thousand /;
e72TTFz A FEW WORDS ON TIE RATIONAL
4 L2E4kft TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of snsrma-
elIr-Giy torrhs % Local Neakuess, Nocturnal Ema.
si0us, Genital and Nervous Debility, Imuo-
tency, and Imped menLs Ca Mar generally.
BY b. Dis LANET, NJ. ID
The important aet that the many alarming complaints,
originating this imprudence d solitude Of south, may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDictHK, n this small rac
clearly demonstrated and TIE entirely and highly
cesslul adopted 5y the AUTHOR fully eIaBsd
BY Of which ever one Is enabled HiELr per-
fscy and the least possible cost thereby avoiding an
advertised noslrums Of the day
Sent any address, gratis Eut pot free sealed
lopr Tsmitng post paid) two postage stamps Da B..
DE LANEY. ~ Lsponard Street, New York City.
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