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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

CHANGED HANDS. The subscriber,
" having bought the we'll known BAKING E2-
TARLIsHMENT OF isasc Briggs, ishappy toinform
he able to supply them with every thing usually
kept in q lrztciass Bakery. Having engaged toms
of the best hands in the State, he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit share OF public pa
tronage. THOMAS 4. GILL.
return my sine ROD hanks 10 my friends and the
pnblc in general Tor the very liberal patronage be-
slowed me for the last two years. and am happy
TO iuform them that the new proprietor, Mr.. Gil,
au 3l~lms ISAAC d. BRIGGS.
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HAT TRADE.
RRIIY MAanN.

Ig7 Main street, Richmond, virninIa.
The Fall trade Il now commen-inG. and We are pre-
pared for &C. with stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, I'm
bresiss. &c &C., OF every style and grade:
One OF he afm has Just returned from the North,
where for some weeks he has devote1 himself ssslau
ted fouses: aud king selections. and he has been
sble 10 purchase at such prices rs will warrant US
ia selling - low. If not lower than any otSef mouse
In this city. ,,, c,. A..
4 M To In. mauufacture of = TX Hats. on our own
M emises. we nay the greatest attention, and We
n ,s-.o ~ no Tim
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m GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING

IA HOUsE-The subscriber has received his fail
Il, les Of ats and Furnishing foods for .ntiemen
Also beautiful lot OF Walking Games and uUorei-
las 10 which he would respectfully call the aftes
On 81 thosa in want JOHN POE, yR.
ne Its Opposite Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Theextraordinartly high pefcentageof Phosphate
Of Lime above stated. recommends this article 81
once e superior phosphate manure. especially q
the present time when the want OF ths better quail
ities Of Phospatin 0uanos . mcst eeriously selt.
Tic presence o. fuoride Of Calcium ID Of no sight
Importnnce. This substance serves - direct mn
trifnert 10 plants. and subsnquently. enters the
competition Of the bones and teeth If animala
OHA0. bICEkLL, Ph D.
Bone Pkoo Of Lime
Jas R. Clifton y. D.. New York .
etshler. AlsxAndstA
:" 4 Mc0RuDBR 4 aoke. Richmond.
akIhKHR co, ~
An 24--7kud3wV
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20 THE CAROLINA HOUSE.

- STORE ON BRUAD STkkEf FUR
Rs9 RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
-eni the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self and adjoining the Dry Goods house of Jren-
shaw, Quarles 90. To good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
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'I1O COUNTRY sMITHS-I am pre-
i pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. of superior
quality hy the car load of sixty bushels on board
canal boats, at the railroad landing IL miles above
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 80
Mills from the canal or as my office in Richmond,
corner Basin Bank and i1ta street.
TERMs--Cash on delivery.
au l4-ts JOHN j. w EKTh, ASaHt.
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sSs FOB kENI-The second story
~ over the Jewelry Store Of 8 A Myers. corner
CT Vain and Pc streets, suitable for JOB Print
ipg Office work shop, or lodging rooms. All IN
good condition, with modern improvements: Apply
- SaS-ta = A MYERS.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-The undersign
" ed ia prepared 70 furnish CLOVER HILL COAL
at the lowest market price, throughout the sesson
iy Sta II GIBSON
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DlCHARDSON & co.
h DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
AND KEEP FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
AT THEIR
WARE ROOMS. NO. 95 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA,
All kinds Of
CARPETINGS,
RUGs,
MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS.
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &C.
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nu1FKnaa CAnD0.

D. y. Bazre.oRD, n. flAaL1f rA1A
FRANKLIN lAffHEws.
uRIDGFORD & Cu., General Commits
ID sion and Forwarding Mercbants. on the Dock,
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- lWV hOS ONO fOAs hoAs 4. INV
III on 5th street, near to Leigh, occupied by Mr
Jones with rooms; the other GA sth street. near
the City Spring, now occupied by Mr. starre!t with
r, oms-possession can b. had OF both on the LIST
day OF October. Apply to -
90 o-ts 2l3 Broad street.
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FOR RENT-The brick Dwelling
s;::ss on Main, between Adams and jefferson streets
he house is neatly finished, containing rooms.
with Kitchen &C. al in complete repair. Possession
given Immediately. For terms apply to the under
signed On the premises. or to sam Denoon, Cor
her Main AID 9Th streets. IN KEGS.
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Lo17HHIE1.
uNxT r co.'s L0TfEEsES
- TRIUMPHANT
courusur TO fBM szANs & 69sAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
LorrERIks xRE IfexI. AND
AUrHUkiZky 81 fHl
DTATn or HnUka3IAf

rne late sttsmpt toinjurs our yirm has shown shss
Mn i0TT fRIk5 ARE DRAWN rAIRLYI
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTuALLYi and thai
our schemes are MUkB LIBERAL
than suy other Lottery In
rho WOYldi
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81 merteaniEcbe JeGcbrirbtea

NewsYOrt. 0i6tt9e Grf9ei
benz @ebiete b er b ut .
l9en Yreiie. Sc lin0 bier 3wei neue
peuti9e 8latter entltanDea,
0tsmliA ~erltens: 6rtebri9 Ger
i9samerif0ni 9 81 e.
perbe'3ettuu9. Dtelea 8Iatt 1T uns
in Der erlten Drummer 8elterri 3uBetommeu,
Das 8ormat 1T 9rrB Qu1rtv, Die Ausltattun9
elegant, pa8Bapitr gut. Or, 9ttebel brinot einsn
aberli9tlj9eu SIN eItun5s,Artitel, Der cen Plar
DER 3eituns aa6etuauperleet Der grtitel oriGl
Iid in SerGtanoiser Y8eile uber Die arbeitere
unp @epsrbesV erbdltnItie aus. WirD baa
Blatt Oieiem Ylane 9emdB 9eleitet werbeu
10 wirp es sswiB @utes wtGten. Die te9'
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SeieAv0pDt|cge Oc0cDrleOten

3ttt&tet ur Dtnn bolttmOrt gDeGsr"
IS Lbingtor, 30. O3br, Dte Na,
lance I'M =. 81 SNae bettu5 ain Wont18
81, $4,000,
Capt, W}cG9inep 1T gum @onnlonoeur oe8
Seelul>9e ldNm1oer8 %ernaunt, all Die Stelte pes
we5ea &tontbeit 3urlfgetretenen GommooCre
WRcSntcib.
Burlington, 80. Deg, 0faA beute
ron Nicara8ua ein8etrofenea 9tldriht lit Ytts
l1rrt nldt 3urldbernT len, ~Ionpern lit feline rot'
Der etnsereiAte 0leli9natipn dngenCmmeu. gtt'
clra9ua iol III Betreif pe5 @aB-ytiiatrt Sets
traBe8 niht8 lnebt Dor Der NntunIt Cir 0ore
Ouielep'5, bic tiglih erpartet wIro, tbun pCCe,
Srn UEerjcO linO bier e5en ourf einen Ike
berlanp Courier N14riAtM big 5unI 25 b. an
9etcumen. Ote III 0ua1Gl05 am 16. on9es
fommeue y. Ct. S91luppe CT. Wtltp befreite
3wai ~p1lelbit tingeterferte y. Ct. Burger.
0ener1l Ot9alaDo rDn Der Suarej. Plrtei
Rabm @lapalarlrl Elm uno CAB Die StaOt Der
PlipOerun8 ?preis. Nuf pIeie Na4riat bin
entI4lclien itp bic Ginpcb1er BON Wfa5atlaa,
Den @pultitutionelen ben eutj1iebenlte WIOers
itano 5u feilteu ; bic p0ltigen 6ran3oien irouten
Ole GarniiOa nit 400 Wtann perlarfeu.
g en- Off, 80. D3br. Sin 0rtei
BON SANTANA metoet, o1B Die BON D2cbile abs
5@0ln9eneH 6llbultier Iii 3rurtlo i'll lanoen u.
Don bort aber 0onouru5 usA Qecn 81 Sehen
bsa6ltdti9eu, Yrdjtoent SanIcS @uarpiola
bat periptO4eu, ibuen nit 800 @ingebOrenea
bel5uiteben, UNI Wtartiue5 aus Nicara8ua gu
rertreibeu, jeop4 unter Ger 8epin8un9, DAP
Walter Die @rpepltlon niAt be9leite.
Senator Douglas bdlt ulor8en 0laat eIns
0feOe an bic Burger ron WsDzDo,f. @r Bee
abiit)ti8t ans Wtouta5 WtOr8eu na4 Walbin8=
Ton 81 r~eileu.
8oton, 80. Deg. llQmanu murpe Sc.
tern Nadt i'm ScItcner 2beater ron benz mus
litaliAen &ritifsr res yGOurier" nieoer8ei4la.
gen, wcrauf Der An8reiier f~ort3iu3. Der
9runo, marum er 5ru, llumann nieoeri6lu9,
beltebt partn, neil Ibm llumann rem Gintritt
Uerwei8ette. Ob8Ieih er Elm Gidet bate.
@. 2OuiS, 80. Deg. 9tad) etnen
8rIeie ION Sort Defiance wuroe nit ben Jta'
uaiO Snoiaaern am 20, Nopembef Ttiepeu &c.
l4lollen.
st, 9ouis, 80. Deg, Wad 3upsy1dl1i.
gen Natrtdten berrIdt in Den gcIpuiren ii
T1ula8 un0 9tebra5ca Sranf beit.
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Dr.. S5mfclnnS,s berahnnes
Geutfdoes SSitfrra
tetit grInbIta aGs

NGllI BTunpRlD QAS
2eberbefhwerben, OispepGt unb GelbI1bt 6rowie
f&e pbsr nerpDIe S6p6Aeu, Observation-Disclosures
nne aae 8ranfbetten, pelhe ppn pernprbenem M az
gen peer Der 2eber entfe6en,
S9lds ais gerfcpfane, tnnsrli&t 9~er0ribeu, gnbraHs tas
Slutes rI2 BEN Rppfe. SGure TN R4ben, 6srsbrenafu, 5rts
brsnnea, Nppetitpfatstt, S@pers TIM W2aGen, 58Ri6e unb
kSfts @efabI TN M1ssn wEs untsrletb. S6perer atbeR,
2erit!rpfsn. 54g re hr 4uesn, 5letsn tn ben @eF9t,
5tebee unb Ropffdmsrjsn, BsThper69n bstnt atbmtR, @slB-
glrbsa Ser Saul ant &Hssn, seitenRe3sn, S&mrasR In
8adet sRb ben @ltehsrn, 9tss I'm 8ppf I5 SreEnsa tn
8letft, 8~arstsfstt uae @tsosresl6Ia tsnbtit.
Dte Gt5entblmer e~rtpfctIeH bffe 0teptjln ber &nfrtrtfarte
ttt eeS gubIttams. fen ~lber3'nat Ron Dam &oertb uno llr
Gngsnefeabett ~bsrfeIten fir a1e QetSfn, roflr ie %Epgfepens
%empfpbltn wtrb. Go tt btss seu neRes une .uraeprIfsss
Ntttel, f~Subesn stnts, taS felt 10 Sdbren BITE DrifGu6 por BEN
G1erifdntlden Splfe befaneea bat unb peNen Nuf anb @gre
tauf bis test NOD sCn tetnsu1 aabera erretdt rarte. Dts
8snsntde, welae bsthPmte Inb Gus8etet&nete &ertte aab grt.
patPerforeH aus GIsn E6stlen btees Qaabt5 3u @unfsr eess1
gebeR tins ~unaebeaere unb etde senaue Dur5lefau8 bes onidfgs
IL6 BON benz Gteentbimsr %rubltstrteu Ilntanaas, nelGsn htr-
islbe unentselelt4 bur@ bic N9eutsn %Ssrtbttlsn last, mus Gut
ben l1usIiubtsfen ~iber;eussn, bas Stsfes Stttsrs gatrtIt9 bt
SsrapmtRsst p%sTsteEt, peIte cs srIanet bat,
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@m 26. Nopem6er e~reiSnete li6 Elm Gtes
beben, oaali A ton Ganta @ru1 Bis Saframents
fiibl6ar m16te. Sn 9an Sole 1T e8 beIonbers
beitiB sepelsn. Sein Oau8 lit bort pbne 8rGs
Bereu rper 9eriuBsrsn Sd1oen Dapoa 8efcms
men unD @llier uuO Gideu3eI4irr ltnp ron
Den SddIten berunter9eiiar3t.
NuA in Gun Brancj8co madte ltA b15 &gOs
6ebeu in 3wei beiti3en St8Ben ia4lblr. D'r
etlte GtoB Dauerte un3eilbr 10 SetunOen Der
5weite. WelAer n1dl einem 3pIIAenraum bon
5 SetunoeH / fcl3te, mar nod piel beftl8er
uno oauerte 9e8cn 20 SefunCen. Uiele Se
pobner "ltiir5ten i'll ibrem 9tadt9ew1Hoe auf Die
GtraBe, III Oer 8efar9tun8, ibre leett Stuabs
lei 8efomalen.
Na6rtdten aus ltab.
Sn Gan 0etnarolno Dareu ueuere Wl6ri6s
ten aus 52(t Safe @ttp ein8ettOffan, Die
Staot 'p1r rubi8; Brigham DOun8 lebte Iebr
3urid5ejoJen, al8 cb er lt4 flr4ts, nit Ieinen
8etduiAtea An4an8ern auf %ciiener StraBe 81
lpreAe1.
0on ben Snoiane rn be8 Tsrritoriun15 be-
fiirdtete man 6eubleli9feiteu, Dereu urlade bic
1OOtun9 zines 0IuptliuS8 plr. Die utab5
babeu liA nit Den NaUaiObs perbunOel1.
Die Wtormcnen le6ten in ben Iiolibe1 Nte>
oerlaIunBen in tleluen BartIen 3~erltreut u1o
befur0teten S4lilnme5 prn Den Snoianern.
Od8 Qauptfort, auf Da8 lie lid in 6ale zines
Qn8tiife8 perl1ilen, lit ParCuan. OlIelbe iii
mt elmer 106uB bcpeu uno 6 Cup ttfen1Rauer
umgeben unD umIlBt nod etuen 6lId)eurlum
ron 100 older Aderbaulauc.
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Observation-Disclosures

Osr Werntant1 M6nret-@bUr hat ien @eTtam mi u~nasIpfaI
mao Dem pauis bss perm 1srs, 9tr. "a 9Optb SbSrsnr.
t~il@sn 9ermda' nnp 3ernbart tr. perlget.
Sem IrIbsr rnEHrfa4 auS8s iprOGtnet WEnGne entGSrs.
9enp. pdoen MIR bea Geatratt Nb.r pts Qptal babtn dbos.
lGI0NeH, e1B paSielbe aHBes ben fug bic 5efang ,usbnudtn ne.
EtmmttH NbenesH au tsefr anbttn 8tt aud sW ben prtSatfOsn
0eflaiamIHnGth Der atttSen Hnp paEtSe a W;taItster Ssn,
Sernantd Dtanner-&bpr 3ur GGSf9ItebltGen 1 tspDttfon a..
1teut marie. ee'
Ntss sur @snntnts br DattsItebfr brineeSb nnk bonit Rio
@tnl6oune an ptrielben sum pftsren un6 ,dblrsidst gtefTH
oeS Vstetaslrtals S%erbtRbenb, iptrb eIet6SstEtg esiu6t. @saSf'
inn8ea &c. an ben Sssaanta Nanntr-&EOr bt 5s,ra 3 a r 4
P~taterIs4cn ~ mputu. cN'F
Ssse4,1mt 8. G.. RtSeI Gshr
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O. @efhenee ndA Scr 0cfnGt6y

SIstne 9Gfete, fret Bic abrGRs, fUr Sis 2 Dollars.
DdS untsrtttdnfte 9Iradu Der ySceau-DGdet-See
Srbtruu8S"G IT p" eupFetIi f3 iHs rromptsr uao
ftdtra 5efOr5eTunB BON pG&sten Gler &si [bt5 81 50 Dt3ub
IeDtGt) mil ieeem prn bier a~b3tbererr . ofoGaiFfg far
MAO tr8sHb etnenn Orts ter G8slt, ppr3p9it5 nat Deptf6 =
Lamb, 8rantret3 I1b Der i, C els, fraEtirt Sic sur
8etintrune, rter pnftanltrt, 6eBfn 8GraatsG uuh GAein,
Gerrer parben @elbGr&5a bIunGeE an traeR5 ctHe
Ierefe ebe7 babtn fret tns S0Gs III lttfeca bigsti pGr Y0ioam-
pfer befOret ue Srt9tEai-Q hung 6etsfat. - g a9e.
8tiletS pom Bremen nad ftes unn uEngatabrt, Fir 9t2
5reraer gOfSampf3tfs teeen @t0nGt pDa btsr. qGC&iGf, ios
eIsib Sabi6Gr, auf s1ebr ais 800 5tlste pSn Guro5d a~p,acacnt.
Nafsrs &asfanft fbtr prstis, 8nienbun5er ". / -. ev9Slt
MAJ aHf %SOttofEete 4atra3sa bgt q: d Mtbt u. 3d.,
9batb1m Sdnf, Rewsgort &p2-QbrgTe tbs
GUi. GifcR, 8Ur Ns. 370i gens2orf. GeR,S
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0Oncpr0td4

Spnntas BEN Q. Sanuar 1859 4
Weneral.er lanmlUnB fir bic 9SabI nener 0eantten .
Gin nsuer, fur bic @pncprpt1 0tsl s~Inttgerer Mtetbtpntraf!
ermGgIttt bic BetbeFaltuug b5 btsbertsen ROtlls. IS be.
BARI Rr Der ttdtt8en Nfuwirtun3 aItr GreagebItetenen, MA
anisreH iGDneH Uereta bIlb pisber ~ benz Su maben, mas
CT mar. W1tte!t quo auf aus @urea S&laf unp lfat Sanb
ang epecs. GriRetHt 4Is, e mas efbdne3lt Uerpen.s
NNyO IL g n IA a nruf c.
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Rlrt9t SSerEaQF.

AtfEAsAas 50 Nder Nduo MT euten 0ltaWItbfetcn, Is W.etltn
y Don Der Gtort ndbe Der 9cacEge9e EHb Ia bar 9eur~
@sNssS befen Segsnb, 1l0% QGtT on pes 0rItEern Central
S$sAHA @~tisat19n, SO &.eticn ban Der stab nit @ebaGbeny
10 I'D r an Der alten 5ts0ertd 8pa9, GUT ~0ngsbaut; 1O7 &Ger
NIT bub iGen Se6ault9!etteu unb Nrlaeen. Utrb segen Gtpea-
tbum II her Statt stnBetaHf&t; 6 Atst ar 81: a!tsa drst6rIf
Rpab, q Wtctle Seu Niorrt be Seie9 1870 |61t am 4Dnl GinSs
tOd.9dn6we3e, ~ UieileR BON Ger @otdot; 3 9Guftr in 6oms
1tpfr,. ndbe gambenfr l Ia 2let &~0HtVarctr Pin 6ap-
%etetr.; Q tn eertnBtpnfr, 1 u 6g0ntfr 1 tn Y%rattara5g f.;
| tn SduDDsrfr. 3 IL HtulbertsNr RGl meg:cre oneeTe in
0srf0tebensn 0eBenoen Ter Staet. 2ots gu 9errietbtn III
gDef QjaIttr rrefr., WrnUnent, Gc9 Hb 9lcGLQcrrpfr. anb
8rplbwaa. Gjrpub 81 DarIaafsW IN Y oAbpag. %ganorsn.en
II pertGuftn. Gl3dcr un0 %Ertts,
QPi5-S Np. G3 ba9etsgt1dee.
Hs~ GaafSrieFs MtctbsL0ntTa ttf, EciarafG z unp eatere
i&.tftitde saptere, D~is Got|saf@cftGtssO:siddfe atrst
bfnPrA hrfnrnt.
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DIR. Hufeland.
RaIIamiiher Gorbiaf

Eal 1ull1de 0orolai
fur faneHe 5etlHns ppn 3ufsn. @rfdlturs, SaFRsr;sn, 9riUs
pCau urb ntDsIt&, GrIet5tsruns fur GGe at bteler ~RraHfgstt
&eteeAee, felbff tn ben Iester Stdbtsn.
Dteie berlbmte prepdrettru til glet6 BEN Sittern ;userI5te
TG. - Is tn fur etne RiGfe Epn 8~rGnfPeiter bsftnrnt, pc
Gugenetner unp gefdbrlt6er ais dus dutere beneH Bite SerFts
nr etefes 9dubes unterrrrfer ftnb - Srdntbetfen BITE son tts
Rr tIetnen Grtdltuua %berrIbren. Or. Ben, bteIe srfAksit-
de GutbcrttGt faatt SD MIL rtbt bebduptsn. h5 lWSSt"
fur uns TT, mas BITE Tet unb bas gsIbs Etsber fur bts 8eppte
rr aneerer 8pueR fnb, absr i'd fasn beftrnrtt perESsru, has
fe uHs 8ranfbeheH rpR srbstrer Wsf6prltStett uHb metr
Etersefdae ~;ufatrtn.
elmer fletnen Grf6ltuus entftbeneeu &rautbstten, setas f& BET
etren Bid uber mad aebehbe aus ben 0ertbten es GbEldteIs
petd @efuubtettsdrtes entnErmene Ea6ele. Erct6en gbts
IabeIpbta anettdEHf stns Ger e~sfunbtfsu Stabse Der untpE IL,
aetat bic Isabelle;
1852, @.fammtaabl Ser @terstfdGs fO,2s7
Gtarssa an SbntnbIu4t 1912
n - aneere Rrauttete7 63i9
1858. @tfammtSatt Der Sterbtfdgs e,7A9
Starba1 an S&ptnbfu&t 1895
~ ~ eEbegs S~ranibsiten 1854
1854. SsFarmt;abI Der GtetbtFale 1854
Starten an S&wtnbiubt 2.l7S
~ - anrere strautbeIteR 1856
fdas tn steea 2anSe burb a~asssbruue Sssurfa8t perber, at.
sefeten rpu BEN sdbIrettben aneern 0etsen, Gle ppn stneF
lst6tsu GrtSItune terbetstfabrt psrbsn.
S6pat sutrt Ssianpbeit Inb wtnH tbr IA etntf GrfaltuHS
Der Sruf Cper &unge Ietoet, tauftt etne bIGI%e pCn 8 ufe~
tdub's balfdntfter 9prStiI up tbr tSnnet duf fdsrs See
nGIIns .rt4nsn. Soufenet bstta bteies estpan pnb bsfsn
~%Inberbdre gDtrtHn9 beseust.
Snfsn tpmmt eber aR6 man6raI SUu serbrrbsresn glGs
gen, tn TeI1eut SANE bs vDeatfde Bttisrs% gsbraI6t pereen
fCate. Sn Sduen BON stntm anbauernbeu Sufen ~terri5ren.
Der S4rdte nnb abfpGgnunse hes san;sn S9aeus wlrb man
bde 8ttttrs prn erpbeut Nusen fn6en.
y DaRelks ptre ttnits BET Or. q. 81. Sadfon Rs 9rS.
Grabs, gstIasslrhta petferttst Hb bt alsn 9rusetfeR unf
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cess. There is lesson to Ge learned
from these experiences from which men
may grow wiser and better The great
evil which lies back of all these exhlbl-
tons of successes and reverses, is In the
tendencies of the >ge. The great mass
of our people are learning to despise Ia
Dor, forgetting that every dollar acquired
by any other means than as reward for
honest Industry, or we'll directed skill and
enterprise IN some honorable avocation
or employment, Is SO much loss TO some
lucky man. Too many are endeavoring
to live without labor and to get money
without earning it. The people must
learn TO guard against those evils, as they
learn 10 account for them, after they have
come. Notwithstanding all that has been
suffered, the country IS substantially rich
in real wealth. Wisconsin is rich in the
abundance of her agricultural and mine
raj products rich in her facilities for the
transaction OF BUSINESS; in public inn
provements in public and private chart
ties, in educational institutions in the
intelligence and practical independ ence of
her citizens in her religious Institutions;
in an able and enlightened public press;
in that large liberty, acknowledged by the
law, and protected by the wisdom and
prudence and independence of her courts
of justice, and in ideas of equality which
recognize the rights of every man as sa-
cred, without regard to class, condition,
creed or birth place.
Her commercial interests are as vast
in extent, as her resources are exhaust
less. A great carrying highway is on
her West, and another East, and iron
roads, binding together her rich growing
cities, are traversing all her length and
breadth. The farms of the people are
like gardens, and her cities are set, like
bright jewels, in the crown of her pros
perily. Wise legislation, not for party
purposes, but to redress grievances, pro-
tect rights, and to prevent evils an hon.
est and frugal administration of the gov
eminent, and a due regard for the ri ghts
of all men, will enhance the enjoyment
of all those blessings. l commend the
great interests of the State and the PEG
pie TO your care, and TO the overrulinq
Providence of God. l shall cooperate
with you IN all useful and considerable
Legislation for the public benefit.
ALEX. w. RANDALL.
MADISON, Jan II, 1853