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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01


Tie Annual Meeting Of the Seneca County Bi. !
bic Society was held IN The Meihodia Kidscupsi !
Church, on Sunday evening, Decemsef i9tn,
1851, Rev r. Andrews, President. Meeting
opened siih singing BY tho Choir. Prayer BY
ihe Rev. r Andrews The following repous
we're then read BY ,ae Secretary, Rev, Jane, Pc
lani
Rev Jas. pELAN, Depository.
10 acct with the Seneca Co. Bible Soc. Dr.
To books on hand Nov a. 1885 ei65 3s
" books per invoice, April 18th 1857. i2s SO
sqso o5
CoNrRA, CT.
By book, on hand. Dec iiih. 1857, ei7a 2B
q furnished Colpoueur 55 on
% sales vt Depository. 25 42
donations, freight, expenses, &C., % 70
gaoo e5
Respectfully ,uhpiited.
JANIS pELAN. Depository.
J. u. HrcKERMAN. Treasn.l5.y
ln acct with the SogeRsA 60. Bible Soc Dr..
To amount received fr9fn Colponsar 45 70
Depository, 2b A
,ions from Churches. ios ~
SITS 6i
CoNTRA, CT.
By' amount paid General Agent. 4 80 M
y Collecting AgeHi expeasets ~ 90
freight expenses, 81
" balance on hand, i25 "
so o..
Respectfully ,ubuiittsd, JAS. PELAN,
For u lIockerman, Treasurer.
SENECA COUNrY Bible soCIETY
~ acct with American l{ible Society Dr.
To balance due Nov f7th. 1856. ( AZ o.
invoire Of bonk,. April 18Th. 1851, t25 81
b" 10 certificates Of lie membership, 2 bO
si76 on
CoNrRA, Cr.
BY amount paid E. W, smith, General
Agent, 81 on
'' balinco due, iiB ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

RgThs 0AiO Logislalure meets on
Monday,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

RB Gov Denver has assumed once
- Gov. Of Kansas, ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

70 Congress has Adjourned over to
Monday, the 4.h inst.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
Respectfully submitted, Jas. PELAN,
For q Hor kermau, rfoasu rer.

CONTRA Gr.
Agent, - 3, on
80 hdiiuce due, iiB N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
5AmEs o. NIXON wHLiAH r. ApAAs
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
oPF1on, No. 70 oAmP sTR rE r


NJ
rae Crescent viii be regularly served 70 Y ~
ity an early honr every morning Sundays exceptedtor
$40 yesr in advance; haysary and quarterly q ne
saaerates 20 cents week payable to the carriers
per square-hst inserfon'ln ~ aSss'
a ! forevery subsequ entinsertion, 30 cents.
Advertisements d the and second pages are charged y
for every insertion. ., =
neutrality-suspicious. attntefFaist"ii oe = y
sauass for every insertion.
ao marked, will be published one MONTH Or
and charged accordingly; advertisements or sub
sriptu win stopped until arrearages are paid atthe
os-a. ofths proprietors
rST,eraJ Discount will be made to regular advertiser
THE DAILY CRESCENT
- circulation which renders 1t desrabemedurt for adver
Users As FANNY PAPER circulates largely, reaching
anv hundreds Of horses early hour and being read
before approach Of business hours consequently articles
fol family may be adyanageously published in its
eolnmns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
rauubished every Monday morning at So year invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout
isans Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas, and other
States itpresens favorable modeto advertisers omakng
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
sorted for 81 per square. eachinsertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

pL4erDE's YARIET1Es.-Placides famous company
are ID give Us tonight the famous comedy of 1.-The
School for Scandal" and great is the cast. Mark
smith as Sir Peter, Morris as old Surface, Jordan
and Plunkett as the young Surfaces, Davenport as
Baekbiie, Placide as Trip, Holland as Moses, Mrs.
Boyce as Lady Ieazle and Mrs. Seymour, Mrs Seton
and Miss a. Graham as Lady Sneertcell, Mrs. Can
dor, and Mario. This is really an uncommon at.
traction Afterwards, dancing by the pretty dancers
and the funny aferpiece of "phe Irish Tutor" Won't
fhis do for one night?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DECEMBER p, 1

YoUEa MEMS CHRISTIAN AssooFATIoN.--The tenth
anniversary meeting of this Association is to be held
this evening, in the First Presbyterian Church. Inc
annual report, tncluding full account Of the noble
battle of the Association with the late yellow fever
epidemc il to be read, and an address is to be de-
livered by the Rev. pr. Palmer. An occasion like
this deserves and will draw large attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Burton needs no par
teular mention from us, as to the excellence of his
comic acting, or the size Of the crowds he draws.
Tonight he is to appear Ebeaezer Sudden in the
Breach Of Promise, and as Toodies. Think Of this
Who won't go to see the great Toodlcs Of Burton-a
Toodles reputed to be the greatest Toodles in Amer
ioa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
~ See inside pages Of to-clay's paper. ca

AMpurrHEATER.-A repetition Of the excitements
at this pleasant and popular retreat will be given to-
night. Different new features will be introduced /;
and the prime feature OF all, which is Master Frank
Barry's beautiful and daring act on bare-backed
horse, throwing somersets, and throwing himself in
other ways in manner calculated to destroy all the
spectators pre-conceived notions of agility, equi
libriam and courage
The ladies and children will bear in mind that to.
morrow at noon a grand day performance will be
given for their especial accommodation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

DESTROYS Of buying ill Of DRY FOODS will Gnd to their
interest before purchasing, examine Stock which
braces all descriptions Of PLANTATION HOUSEHOLD and
FANCY GOODS, for cash or approved paper. at LOWER
PRICES than they purchase my other establishment
An examination Of our Stock and Prices is solicited
BENTHUYsEN LEWIS 4 CO.,
Il6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

Paraso fine Fle Ms and Gloves, best Kid Gloves Fam,
Shawls CIoabs, etc; MI al extremely Low PRICES,
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co.,
Ito Canal street,
d2l 2p3t One door from Royal Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
oF0ttCe.

The Undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and inter.
est in the business known "DoRR's SOUTHERN AID
YERTISTNa AND COLLECTING AGENCY no the arm Of
A. sTRAwBRIBGE Co. who will continue it as hereto
fore, j. W, DoRR
New Orleans December II, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1859 is now
ready delivery gratis Of the agents who happy sup
ply all call Every family should have and keep
ths book IT worth having Comprising much general 10
formation Of great value the best instruction for the
prevalent complaints ttatwe get anywhere is
anecdotes alone worth bnshe of wheat and its medical
advice worth the the wheatg weight
gold Many of the medical aanacs trash but this is solid
metal lis calculations made pupoey for this etiade
and are therefore correct get Ayers almanac and
when Of keen it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
SheMeIe4 Plated ware.
III. -. RuCEge3y.=

~. II. Buckley,
W A I c H NJ KER,
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions 10 his new stock conss
Of
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
For Ladies' and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING mi
YERS, GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS aa
FINGER RINGS etc a large stock of pure Coin sII.yI
WARE, A complete assortment of
Pebble SpectacIes,
to suit every sight The whole offered at reasonable pee
Watches ana Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted
dc 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22


JAS R. DICKSON begs inform his friends that he will
receive per steamship large lot Of Goois suitable
FOR Christmas and New Year Gifts has received instruc
tons sell them atany price for CASH The stock consists
in mart of the following articles, viz
REAL LACE SETS, from 50 to 50.
vALENClENNE Lace SETS Of all prices
POINT AI.ENCoN AND APPLICATION COLLARS AND
SETS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS ..a...... .=
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells
CH1LDREN,s EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS AND PEIGNoIRs.
LADIES, AND INFANTS Zephyr GOODS Of every
description
VALENCIENNE AND TULLE LACE CAPEs.
BALLOONS AND PRINCES Ct all kinds.
BLACK AND coLoREn vELyErs AND FANCY RIB
BoNS.
HOOP SKIRTS AND BUsTLEs,
,DICKsON'S
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Store
NJ. 1853 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

~ Board Of Assistant Aldermen proceed
ings Tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Canal Street.

DETERs WORsTED STORE.
just received from London, PariH Hamburg aud Ber H.
ne assortment Of commenced ana finished Fancy Embroders
of various and the very styles Also many Fancy Ar
Hces, suitable for Christmas ANA New Year GIFTS 81 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
.VOre Cheap Goods
MORE CHEAP GOODsI!
SIC K S o MS

L4cE EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING
STORE,
No. 1853 CANAL STREET, next door to D. H. Holmes Dry
Goods Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
HTILLINERS

And others in Tie trade invited to examine LARGE
STOCK or DESIRABLE RIBBONS, which we can offer to
them at LOWER PRICES than they procure them any
importer obber.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ll6 Canal street,
d2l 2p3t One door from Royal Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

Rg~The best Sewing Machine is the Grover
BakerOver twenty thousand Grover & Baker Machines
have been sold and giving entire satisfaction The Grover
Baker Machine is the only which from the original
poots without rewnding. All other Machines shuttle,
what Objectionable and complicated in the soat
and Wheeler Wilson MachneB little sFooler The Grover
Baker 7fachine finishes its work where it Stops which
other Machine does There asen he
the end Of the seam required by all Machines
The Grover Baker stitch has for its recommendations supe
Tior strength elasticity and beauty Tue Baker
chimes the ouy kind used the extensive Plantation
ing Factory of H6brard Co, Canal street the
by these Machines pronounced by Planters
purchased the Clothing be stronger thansny made by hand
and TO wear twice as long as any other clothing
The Southern Depot Of The Grover Baker Sewing Machines
is No IL Camp street. nearly opposite the ladies'
the City Hotel where these machines can be pur
chased fully guaranteed instructions will be given TO all
purchasers free Of charge. n23 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
dc 2psmtw

NJ Over In Ten 1IInutes--Bear in mind that
80 established by unimpeaehabq proofs that NO GAusTIU
OF burning Or drying substances is contained CRISTADO
Ros HAIR DYE and being can detect the differ
ne between natural oocrs and those produced by this prepa
ration Applied in ten minutes, by all Hair Drssers For
sale every where.
d8 2nlm4w oRIsrAnoRo. No. 6 Aston Tonse. N. Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Great Reduction
SQUARE AND MANTLE suAwLs.

5LoTH AND VELVET CLOAK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Theodore DansiGer.

Theodore D0msiger,
Bes leave to announce his friends customers that be
will open on MONDAY the I8lh December, his
NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
22s AND $50 ROYAL. STREET,
Corner of St. Philip street,
With large assortment of FRESH GOODS just received,
viz.
1000 pieces PRINTS beautiful styles and fast coors at 10 CTS
ayaFd,
SILK and WooLPoPhINS, at Is cents yard.
PLAIDS at IS cents yard
SILK ROBES, STELLA SHAWLs.
New Style CHENILLE SIIAWIS and n NyTTFS
al o. &9e4 viii oe sol Ct the usual low prices dis 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Dry Goods /! Dry Goods :

f"'E"'HN} %V"NS'FF"'"SR'S SST"%REN'FEJt
Dry Goods Dry Goods
SACRIFICED! SACRIFICED !!
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
few be closed unparalleled low prices at
.5 c. c. WAYLAND & CO.'S,
corner POydras and Carondeiet sts.
BLACK AND COLoRED SILK VELyETs
At less than importation cotI
BAREGEs,
BAREGE ROBES,
TISSUES and TARLETANs, |
For Evening 'esses Wonderfully Low Prices.
MOUssELINE DE LANES,
ROBES LEI and
From 81 % to sl2.
GREAT BARGAINS
EIBROIDERIEs :: ENIBRoIDERIEs:
EMBROIDERED BANDS EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
COLLARS, -. SLEEVES,
=. SETS.
CULTURE ASD HoNITON LACE SETS.
LACE Wells.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND LACE CURTINS.
Embroidered Muslin Gurts at 81 20 pair worth IS 90
$50 ~. %
Fine Lace $50 100
geo l5oo
The aLs Of Actual Bargains Buyers will find it
decidedly to their interest to purchase at
c. G. WAYLANp & CO.'S
eoruefPoydr3s and Carou 5clst streets.
LINEN TABLE DAWASK.
DANAsK TABLE CLOTH
TowELINGS, etc, etc
SHIRT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
GsiCIs

The0dog DanstJet,
22s and $50 ROYAL Street. Corner Of ST rmLTp,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANzIGER's,
1875 RANPART Gate circus Street
Has just opened his NEW GOODS rortae Christmas Holt
days su Embroidered Collars, set, HndkerchieCs silks
Yelyets, Ruban, GHinelle shaws MaRte Shawls.
SICK and wool PoPLlN DRESSES at 81 80, with great
variety of
New style Prints,
Which will be sold at TEN CENTS TER YARD.
RB- Country merchants will do well examine their prices
before purchasing elsewhere, d2O 2pH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
Fscad g'his letter.

800 2pst Nsxtdoor to p. H Holmes Ply Goods s'of'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

~ The Great West Is the promised land
In The eyes Of millions both in the old world and the Its
fertile soil aud magnificent opportunities for development
the great sources of It's attractions. Rut along It's beautiful
streams there nrs malaria of deadly influence which
the great drawback Of TINT splendid region,
for many FmlgrnE others who contem-
plate settementtn that section will do well provide them
selves with the only that has yet been efficient
speedy and certain; DR. j. HOsTErTER's BITTRRs
which has snatched hundreds from anmey grave Their
operation upon The digestive organs to be beneficial
without being violent,
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally everywhere
d2O 2p6t<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

Muslin and Lnce Curtains.
Pm Z. REILLY b CO.,
,rEt l2f Canal strges
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

Die OeutI8cn in @tGfpurt aiebsn
isst flnissn @cnaten bic aufmerfiamtsit aIrr grpssn
Nfp gorfer Sldtter auf iia. @ir baten opy ,Sur,em
tlni9e pprtrsfFide @rtifeI iber bic Denti@sm in @fi1,
iulrt aus Der Sribiine aberleBt, unb fnpen ,ptr aud
IN Der 3imes cine gang aussesei@nste 8rarbeitune
brhelten @s8enfanbes. Die frsitn beu!l@en 2.rbsiter
In NtHouri ,pereen barin 9craSesu ale bic 3auerbre.
der Der SeEaSsreifeite %parsefeat. 2bsils nit spler
nsbfr;eusuns, tbeils bur& itss bip6e Statisfett unb
SnfeutssnS eraben fe Der Selaserei Sae grab. Sas
bausthe 2etsn Der Deutfden, t6rc 5ettertett, iere
l1nermiplidfsit, ibr ~bslonores @el6td fir ben @ei,,-
bau iinb BON elmer aneritantlden Sober nit elmer Steb.
NHfeit unb Sreus, ia nit elmer 70 tefrtsStaenben 9(ns
t%rfennuns seihrebsn, ta6 man I'D, upt tau1enb Sabre
e~ntfernt elautt RON ben 3stten, TOP man bic SeutIden
ale bamuep butd ~trafttrtc. eeien mir :. g. bic fpls
9enben Saben:
nDte Deutihet mO9cn feline 10 sutsn pipnieyc lcir
es bic gnerifaner, aber it&erlid lnS Ge before Sar.
rtss. sic sreifsn aues 9riinrliGer unb fulaerid,tioer
an, unb DOR IGem ;eitnet ii6 ibr @ntpe1sr, burd, ei-
men 2lnfus BON SADnbeitsfnn uno @jefI6l fir Die
Jfatar aus, Die benz Imcrifamr frsmb Fnb. 0arum
liebt Denn au1 DER OeutIde Die 8arin, bic er aeariinbet,
&nebr als Der @mcrifauer; le III ibm pirttih feline Seis
rhatb DIR Drutlde laBt bi6t bei ieiiem S~armbars
Gin paar inahtise Baume ltebcn +; elm gyeinItpf rant
an ietner pcrd, In bic S6be @e(traudlc ttnb glumen
Slsren Die llrtssbuns. limb ba3u ftnb nod bic Ssut>
f1en Beinbauern In Ntiiouri bic unfebltaren Tertil.
Ger Der SdaYerei. Gle pertrast ltt einmal burdaus
sibt NIT Der @fididtiGfeif, nit Der inteli9entcn grs
Belt, nit Der %raaluien Sbatisteit unb aufmerfiamfcit.
!prlhe eer @stn6au erteiI1t. Oa,u mabt Der sSein
fslnen gtseuser itol; unb isltifanbts sewa6rt ibm
elm relhliGeS Musfcrntei, auf einem fleincI, @tid
4ano = trabrsnb Der 9ftanSer, Der nit GclaYenarbeit
9rpBe 2anpIfredeu ~plinbern rnu6, unb perbGltriEu,Geio
fleine Tubuascn 3iebt, II. {. IN. CT. b. B0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

DaS Scrbile Der oelben. gtahSem 9crb 9Utpe
ant l. Stunt, 1898 &c: Sue6ant bas Signal sur
Shladt sssebsn Bate, fesete Der Grmmanssure bes
uMarlbprpusk," Capt. 8ertsrsp, In bic GdlaMtltnte
Der Sran;uien binstn, unb bssanu ben 8anpf NIT
ben tbm Sur @ette ~ltessntsn betpen 9iuteaI@tFm Sc
Sntpetueur" unb re gtuctus," BON benen ieSes benz
snsttlhen 5afrseuse entidteOen ~i6erlesen mar. Der
uWarlbprousb" Bate cine ;tem(the @n3att bon Iebert.
Stsen Salen, Sdweinsn unS Sibnern an Scrb, bic
Captain Dor BEN Sestnne Der 2ltttpns the @a6er su
trsrfen befatl. Mtt TIbs rettete bic 1annI6aft etz
men iunssn Sabn, Der fb burG feline unermiblt6e
&aupfluf gum aQsemetnsn e%tebttnse Der @eeleute
sena&t nnb baburd Dem @sIer bes &Giitentr&s mod
%intrner sliid(iG ertsdn9en mar. Dtesmal fcnnte Der
Sabn nut taolrd esrettes wcrben, baB Die 1atrpIen
~benIelten ftreen unb in cinsr Der SIIIen=&uien rsrs
lfedttt.
Die SGladt te9aun uno fer ,,@tarlbprcusb" trarb
In, SanSumorelen ton leinen bsiben @egtert fIrd-
terliG ;ueert6tet. Die Galte MannI9aft irar fprtae-
fest unb lag ;erldu0en auf Dem Sef, bas uun 9lut
idwamm I; Der S%auptnaR par bi6t unter Der 9ru6en
Stanee Ypa ;tpsi, fat senau bieielbe Stelc trcfenten
4SpfInbi9rn &useln abssf6la9e, unb fir;tc berat,
ipppurh Der 5cdmat ~stenfa0s fir bas @anIprr UNI
tauslib wlrbs. Die tapfeee Waunl1aft BELT nod,
in,mrr Stanb, pbippBG Der Jtumpf bes ,1arlspruuab"
iiber @aEtr tpie Elm @ieb burHl66srt war. Durd
stne &usel beireit fam Der Sabn berspr unb ~ipl,irte
ernfbaft nit selraubtem @eFsbsr sipif@en ben eci&en
un,brr, Gapt. BERKELEY erbisIt isbt elue &ussl unb
muBts frrtsstrassa wrrben; Die epnternirtc 3ann.
l6ait rdur,te SaS Ssd unb Der Sabn blisb aGein auf
benz 6ampfpIabe. &aum ,parrn bic Seeleute unter
Ded unb serfiinbetsn chamber bur6 ibre 9ltde, fas
Der 9lusenblif ba lri, Die 5lasse ;u |tretGen, ba flat
terte Der Sabn In ben, SafeIpert empur bts auf Del,
@tumpf bss gtafes, flatidte triumpbiersnb init Den
Sliiseln, uno lHmstterte 10 rein uno fraftis feline m,is
tbise Serausfprbtruns terYpr, RAP bas SrGbsn trpb
Oes 5euers In isoert Winfel ocs yWarIbDrpueb" per,
npmnten tpurbe.
Gin bunberttimmi9ss 5urraD a%ntpprtste ben, gpsel
pefsn unsebanbister &fssntutb Rt trob Der 5&re<
den Der Shladt bebauptste. Die IannI6afrn ell
ten pisrer an isre Soften, uno mod elmer balben Stunpe
tri9 bet ngiuiius," unb BALD barauf aud ba6 anSerc
0inisnibif SUr Dem o@arlburpust" Die 6lasse.
@apitan SsstsIes IteB fir bf1 5abn zine TIterre
Isbaile fblasen unb fanpts i'm 1,a9 ieinem Qanp.
CUTE gppbpupb, no has SNirr Dpb1eesfeot Elm 6ubcs
Glitter eyreithts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07
8efamntma6mmeeu

ginem serebrlt6en beutl6en publttim bic eraebene
@n;eise, bae th bic lettber BON 5rn. 9. SafIeG ses
fibrte Sudbanrluus uno 2etbbtbltptbef fauFi& iiter=
s,onttret babe. Snbem i'd meine Sreunbe unb pas
%seiammte publttur, tterauf ersebent aufmertian,
made, fase ih mod bel, ba6 id itets eth completes
Eager BON Sdrett@@ atcriaIien &C. fIbreu, mic aud
abcrfaupt taS Gel&aft in Der gBeiIe cpn,pletiren
ipsrSf, baB es allen 9lnfcrSerun9cn @enise gu leifen
fabis iein mtrb.
9u sletder Belt empfeble th meine get9bib1tpt9eG,
bic is tn Der &irSe nod b%epeuterb su sergrSsern Be-
abf6tise. aud werSc i@ ~naaitens einen Gatalce
barber a~ussebci,.
uhter 3uitferun9 rceller unp ni6sliGIt tttiaer Ses
%btenuns citpFeblt ii@ Strem s~enetsten SuIpru6
bcftenS 6. 8. 5teder.
@i@ auf Sti9eS b~e;tebsnb, e,npfeble i'd, Serrn 6.
8. Stsdcr msinen icitGeri9em Sunpen lnb @eIdafte-
5reunSet b%elens.
3usleit> criuhe iD Sieiertiseli, iselGc nod 9iiGer
aus Der mir iettIer suseb6rcnpen 2eigtt6ltptbet in
Sanrsn batea, icl&s alSbalS at Scrrn Steder absu,
l'etern. 9. Saffef.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07
SumbeslteS s L 3etruuasbruoeer.

i~aPe,7bje: .s 9;6t tein f6sn'rr6 Qtg.n so
. farm fsii i9Iimmre8 9ebeu
0uf Der @rbe 9ebf11,
Qll6 ba6 0eben zines GbitDy:
Sn Der pSffee" iiben
llnp fir anbre i6wiBem
Hpmmt ppDl 9iieuanb iebv 9tmiitblih Ypr.
Sid in Sebsn f6tGen,
Ntro and fslten 9liden;
DEM Der 2erfel mad e6 Qlen rebt!
90 fiji 3situn96bruder
81 elm aymar SDlufer
linn De6 @nblifpm3 %IrrHileg Rutmt.
Sbpa am ituDen Ofprsfn
plasen i'm Die Spr9sn;
DEM Elm u2eitartifel" muB Dfrbei
Damn 9ebt's, > i5r @6tter,
I'm Gle Wehfelblattfr,
I'm 3l le9n, tuaS y~au65uinnsipen" lei.
9It aud ba5 9el@eben,
Sat ct naib3uIeben,
gBa6 in Stabt ,lnb gputlD III Saiirt:
2la bic Nsutsfeitsn
NnB CT 3ubereiteit,
llnp pa beiBt es &ppf unb Sanp 9eri6rt.
vtsb9 pfH ufFHffH Sapfn
Srau6t er mas n3um 2aGen"
5ir Die lui'9en 2eier alt nnb jung;
Spn ben nSpartsef6t6ten"
9ebt e8 Drum ans 9i6ten,
nnp pa feDlt i'm leiper pft Der S6puna.
81 er bann gu Gnbe,
SBaiht er fi6 bic SGnbe,
unb pur6lauft bic StaBen freu3 urb ouer
DEM IN lnIern Sa9en
5R'5 nglnnUnrenjasen"
3rrar ie9r nStbi9, aber and iebr ibper.
&ommt CT banu mad Sauie,
@ibts nod feline 9auIs,
ecrrt9trsn muB ct Spalt fir Spalt:
unb Die oielen 5stler
Sino gar idlimme SuGler,
Na9en i'm balD GeiB, balD ipieber falt.
ST bas Slatt NIT @lben
Stun 70 peit ssbisben,
9tub er's fa!ten nod unb saden Elm:
Gnblt6 bic abre1en,
Dart sr nt6t SfrseTen,
Gte er erlSit son fsiner psin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

= Dae 2anb Sa@ie,, You no aus bic eriien
Strablfn elmer fmreien Geiliesrt6tuns In Die 0elt I'll.
nelnra9en, unO Die 9rrBe Sspesuna, ,oie ~0tefprnta.
ton" berpurisf no eia 9utber unb @elanGtbpn, bic
Observation-Disclosures, 9btbe unb S6iuer, bic Gid.
ter unb 9enien Der bentldsn 2~iterat,ir lebtsn u1,b
wlrftsn, if In 9etref ieineS S6ulpelens int Slid.
fdritt b~esrifer. 0as srunSperoerbrnbc NefIeftirsn
fOll burG ginfiibruns eineS tefrrsn 0~eIebudes aus
Der Sbule e%ntfernt perpet. Ns 2efstuG ,purbe
Ses9alb Die Sibel ejnsefabrt. Der @emi,aruuter,
rIbt fir jan9e 2ebrtr fol- Sercinfaat merben inpem
Der lnterriGt in ben SeeIcn Der junsc, Sd5uIamtSs
eanSibaten gum Srr< ,lnp l~lnslaube fibre. -Dies
tgut man aIi9 i'm IS, Sa1rtunbert, 100 Die erBete
Qnforbsrun9 an bat @eiit unb bic gilrun9 eitrs
Ssben erbpbe, ~ipprpel, lit CHEM 0anSe, ra6 einen
Sarlten beiob, ben Dis @ei9i6te nit BEN 9fane, Dos
vBeilen" brle9te. 9Sir piirTcn inns nidt .runbern.
ipenn man nod einen S9ritt pfiter ;uriid tGut, unp
pis ba8 Qsifn, 70 AUDI has 9ted,nen gu IcDyrn aerbiez
TIT Bonn cs tDrnte wpbl aud sefGHrli6 weroG!t, iper,n
Der Mrbeiter DEM 6urfet nadrehnst, wie Yiel CT per-
0eubst 4nb peridwenpst. SesabIen jpl oas gpIf,
Steusrn lfSt man inn auf peren @rtatt,tlg nit Der
9r6Bten Stren9e 9rbanbDatt pirN, absr fur fem 9eiz
Ni9sS gBDb1, fir ifi,e Silbun8 min man nidt8 tfnn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

Ian@maI, ater Ictpcr,
@ehtb bic DUAL nod meter
9Benn Elm 8e6Irl frmmt pon sNsc'S9r:
SgIh "a f0MsfiIgca
Vinb er ppbl prpbtren,
Iber @elo frbaltsn-Sitts febr!
N6 ben gbitpren
Sinb bic Grebitpren
gtur gu nabc rrime unp ltammserpanpt!
Sc baben prum bic Sruder,
OieIe armen SGIuder,
oft ben &ppf srar Spu, bod lser Die Sanb |
(gBbI.)