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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
rates nmb Ienbers (&amtmaitter1-

G%lnfbunSsrt %sn.aiarts @rates unb 6embers IL bsrabaefestep
gts'sn: Der llnisrs, tdnste flbrt hos sr56ts Eager BON Grstss
bliiam SStetirt wore'a in. gratss fnb baisIbf su fnsrnr nod BEN @
ntnpsn Niilrsrn uni 8otpns, as picredise s~usspiets aotbifbs. nsr.
anSStrs, PIE N9 tsSnSsrs ale StubsnSirpe fur ben S0nmsr eianen
@utirha9e 9ne Stobt .unb Ganb psrten plnftIia rnb Iprafai,iio
%aus8tlhlrt. Mler9pfrtauttr tCnntn mad BEN nieerialtsn ur6rSiidsSs
yrsNsa sseimi msrSsn np srbaltsn ben Ssbraual,6sn Diseount Be
Del antsrSeidieis bitsi Soriulprsdsn in Der .gea. uns sros.
B%puRtra" Matnitr, spiiSsn 8. u. 8. Ctr, &itt,nonS. SO S"p
SamUsI .. Denppu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
mae G.

fir Saepb Seseers Baltimore a~aserbsr, unterbalt Qaas?r unb
e~mpanst ~rcssIn,dBts ,weinral ~p5bsntlt6 Scnbunsen rieIes euSse-
iettnetsn aasers'trs; 9siteaanesn iotpp6I pom Eager bier, als burt
meins Scrnitluns birsft BON baltimore, merSen prompt ausasfibrt.
8erfauf scsen taar Snm b%ilisittn Marftpreis.
Is. StraEc, ;wilden 0tain unb Gdrs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
81 ulitalil6e @n,eioe.

SD ertaube mir bermit poS seebrts bieI9s mic ouswdrtioe ND,e
blum ~ I ss e.. or tiger oR i'd, Elm a%ra1nssmsnt setrsfnI .tatt,
muftalti@,r 9ranae, wte Bale. Concerto, SsrsnaSsn II. + n.y. y, ~
Sts Sst1n aort Gs g : slfianm,. Dag Sii. ss s ordsIsr bs atttatsrS ssa
fl mterlnst, paB jih bic etpaissn aufndae ,r beiionS Mnsr" a 2mis-
senbsit auelufubrsn I'M Stanbe isa iperbe unb bite baber nm n, Se
CUNT une bas Wp9hppusn bee 9eetrRn 9ublifun,s. . w." ."
s: &ofenberser,
Ofuitcirsepr am bieliatn' Sbeoter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
5ols! Scl;!

llnhrIethntttr bait %fpritoa6rsnb sinsn eroben s5orratb BON Gil
tei~ uno S.tdtfnholS better SuaIitdt, lmb fam ltiae aun6en
bHrmit lntsr Den slnitt9lttn Seoinguneen p~erltben. Sci &auf,n
BON 5 alafsrn ipHb SaS QBsspaden fpifsnfret belorat. 8tie0uno.n'
ipsths binterlalIsn rosrrsn tt 9abnsp II. COTE poer Geo. d. Sunnb.
lsp, 8reaoltraBs, fepie in Der SoSnieoerlase an 9~roabirase, na6s
8rpcts &Ssnne ipsresr, prompt beIorst.
Sames q. @pprs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
Neuer GpnieetionarYs unO 8aney. @tore.
e. s.. &fffi

ratt isinsr esutldlsn Srsnnpsn unr benz 9ublitum %uberbaupt sic
&njass. pab or $40. 23S 9~rcoplirabs, spiiden Der 3. un6 4 CIR
sinen GonfttipnarY> uMb Sonep,Spre erofnet BAT, no or GonSss
rnb 8udermearen I'M grpBen nno &lsinen Ssrfauit. 8ua(eid iii6rt
ftlpnbere aufmrfiam madt. T9s IN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
6. Dennis

nadt bent Yubliflm bic @n;eiss, baB er Wsisn. 8prn unh @,,,,
III benz bphfen Worftprsis auftauft unS audi auf g,sr[onoen osSsm
Nse aS n%Isul sI:r pie ~, Mtasis be nsltsieen fistt fsrnsr benz Subifiifssnm
net uuo bas @Nsbl in better Srbnuns abaelieiert wtrS. ~ ''''p
Sadsr uno aSisesrpsrfdufer sn g%9s,en>, &osssr< unb 8prr>
sNs9l mtrosn moelipnn. IN Der @tlglls ess llntsrisidneten Sor,t>
brsatr, che ie enesrsparts tbs eintaufe MAIDEN, ba lie biaio ,iS
1l bsotent msrpsn volt &. OenniS,
Suthtrtotpn Wlbts, fnltsr gSitu,s SD5hrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
Dsutfbr Sebanrine.

yre, y. Pcttts, wtldte Dor eirca Srei Satrer nah geunh.
lano ilruftsbfte, I'm bic 9rbahrientuni ;u er(erneu. 6Sf,Sts ~ "
EN- Saer lang bic tnieerfttai ~ @itFsn, n,adtc SaisIbf ibr Growsn
uhe snpFeen ltn 1sst Dem bittsen 9ubHtum nit Der scri6crmms
1T init al 4 srtors.:litsn %diraIslfen Sninunsntsn ssrissen SnS
emsnseit ltn auBtrpsnt nN ben 6raaen gum 9lutsselIessn. SsnpGsn,
pr. .. Sottes, sptt 3ba'tn %obebalb Srn. 4. SSaSis "SR I
pclnl ecu Saus", Sr0aoNr, tpaiGe @ufrdoe fur lie is.n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
N. A. STURDIVANT

N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9ie&tanpalt uub Ufsutlider Nptar.)
empfeblt I6 sur %rcternabne oGsr &c&tsoeIbdfe ouf aQst G3ss
rtdttn III unb fur bic Sabt Ribmcnb, GbeTerfclb ub Sonpssr
County. SIftes; Ode Der IL. mo 9ontlraec, @pbbinS SAL
ss9ehuper. Ntnmphe, va. 1916
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
SssIt. 'GDBe,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS,

Brpabitr., swilten Der 5. u.6. CITRATE.
9as btuide publtum, namsntli6 gBittsrp,rf6ufsr. mod, ih
auf nein Orsbes 2aser Der .perihtsesnartisitsn Ganby's, 5udtrfsu.
%tsi,tbsn, itre ~bctreftnSsn Gintdufe 6.im llntsr,ei6netsn ii, n n ~ ~
ea i'd burh pertteitbafs Ginfdufe unt Gal6- 8abIunssn in ben
StanS sesst bin, 70 btuts wie Ntp grrfer Gabritant,n serfaufen
~ ftnntn. ~
SO @srss &cfn,n. in san3sn, Halten unb sir,tl Glien,
rs 9cr.s Gcrpntttn.
men uS @rcben srn mir b.,psen iptrben, iowie eub ppr,loIihs
osatl9e unS f%raaltNids @Eaumsn. ole Grten HuGt, GifrSnat
u6 ionliist 9onfeete. ilees Stl, ei~n9tnnad,te G,urfet &c. &c.
Gsrrtr mste i'd bas gubIifum auf rein srpses eager ron
Deutl6sn Spielwaaren,
2prpsSo's, Girserafcrs, 8afeten, Ipmau Ganblts ,. aufs,srfIa,u.
lm etaeh Selu~ le'tes Ga9trs bttet NSm. B6bc.
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q. @. 3adri6on. sIpptbefsr.

9. wf. 3abrifon, @pptbefer,
Gde Der 6ten unb SrDabzStraEe.
bait tets Gin srpFes Eager aaer in ieinsm @si6dfts sorfcmmsupsr
artifsi, better Sua!iidt um6 gu ben biaistsn Yrtilen.
Die Neespttr ipre Won Srn: &inberSatsr, Gin in 9eutI6.
nnb ~ssbiloettr @potbefer superintendent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
.. 81. @treder,

@pptbeter, Dru8tf, supporter Don beu t.
l@en @btmtealten II. T. 10. Nr. 3 Ntatn. Str.
gr9enuber bent alien Nfarfte.
Gs" @eeepte perben nit Ser sr5sttn SprsfaIt urb Genot.
tstett tereitet, ionie 4em I'D { grdp arate unb q al pSer
nut auFsrrlter 9anflt&ftit bslrrst. 9anbfauf1eu ute m5st1l pas
%re!hpalti9e Wager amerttanii4tr, ttutider une frar,6fSder - Iets
frtl%tr = arineisn, Ganes-@rtiklu. {. 10. III better auSpabI Isibi
III &u9enl6st1 rstmtn. ptl6t &rtifel gum She'll felbt III niebriae.
rem. as Den rorcltdsen pretien ~atselaTen ,psrbsn. Mtbtsinfo.
\ en- tpereel ~ ben b%iaisien SeOirsunasn pisberun, nit nsien
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
Wmtrotppe unS Nhptoaropben.

NHTVEVIFFt I'M FVVFVBtNFVVH.
"-Sn Der altn Ssbprn'iten gaeris, $40: l67 9tainfroFs, iperosn
vnbI feinc 9on,pfbiSer, abtr bic bensn Nmbrpippc unb 9tctpara>
stsm biaisI s~srftrtist = in jeSer b~eIisaisen @r5Fe. Der @rsts
In NOR SO Gts. miW6rtS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
@ottfrieb &Snis, Gapcsicrcr,
Gin Sanrbum Tir &Rc. bic pcrirGrts tcuue,.
o., 10 hn1 t,,, ~ Ill OisErrinnrn

Gstfeblt I'D Ieinsn Grsunbsn unb benz teutidtu Wusritnns ;ur
%uferieuns auer 9clisrarbstten, 2apesisrtu Der 9iinnaer. @ufbdn-
stnbt arteittn rnp perIpridt btatse unS reeue Sebienuas. au6
mertsn ollie arnn Gst'ra ~ BE-! sert'mntnsen Selliatsisn &C.
Bruatnr. SIR. i7S unb Eel 9rn. 6. q. Stsdsr, @eainfr. cn,se-
Art aruptnttn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13

q. ScbIcS
srpBcs Eager BON 5errcl- unb Danen Sduben
unb Stiefcl aler 2lrt,
Sroabfr, nabe Der 3ten 5traBe,
1T fur 0seenpdrtise Sailpn aufs Reidbaltiafs ms sPonr;,f,,f,o.
9us8tltatttt, uno fam Der llnttrritnctc Itinen sestrtcn gunSsn ,SmS
Ssn1 guslifan bic ~s'stttsruns 9eben. tE fs aafS Mecafs mp s air.
!!sls sseisnt mtreeH, ea ar eurd ~perfonIthe Ginfaufc in ben nSrb.
ltNen Stacfen, Ole or muir ge9sn baar Gjcle Gen,ott bat hier,u in
ben Stane 9.lest 1T. Sblebltb btmsrft berItIb,, tas sr ffnr o Il t ~
ient sstaults sboare sarantirt une bitst um ~freunbli6cn 9ufnru%
''I CbS. 9ebIe.'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13

9. o. 8ofdben's
Sdub< uns @tiefel Eager fir Serren uue s,omen
Is9 Srcabltr, spilhen Der 5. II. 6. Ctr.
u at alen %ritn Sdiih!en lne StkfeIn rcihli& YsrisSrn unb w.r-
Ssn lo.qt iu elllgtnl 9rsne I'M GinSsInen unN bt Nartin obaeIoG,n-
ggelcanSsrs sH,giieelt Der lllnlsrSct6ae,s cine 9arie lsi@ss e's S y
Stftelstten,- BE IN Der jeBtasn Saiiou itrer 9rauemIidfsit b aissr
lsr gu enEpitllsn mo: Ollie in indn Sad einIttiaasnSs srif,t
nsrsea in Der tlrssnsn, grHf our auirisssn6sit Der Ssifs6.r on m,Hr.
ti8t. I'm ,abIreiden Stld bhkt 8 e "V HnseIer-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13

eu Der NRainRrabe SO. 1877 IN Der alien Sstcrn-
ttsn gaIsrtc msrStn @nttrcppe Srer 9bUtuSrapben mad alien Or
kn Dtutihlanbe Y%erftriiSt.
On, sstrlooe sn Sriesr. e5erbarp (OfTee oes bsutI8tn 9anf-
upten,Nspcrftrs ppittrr 400D in 9tep gprt er(deint felt bem
&. sPoytnttr 1857 in balbmrnatIi6sn 9sfsrunssn:
Der
G5efcbGftsmann tit Mnaerifa,
p;t or ftu unO nae or ,pi0.n ,muf. I'M in allen @,I&dftsspeisen
NIT gortbeil gu %artettcn, &erlulte at Yermetren unr
Npbltanb ,u ertperben.
Gin Sanrpun Iur &He. bic pprrarts rrpnen.
Sn IL talbnrnaIihtn 2isfeunstn.
0i,1,s sut 1T in gtr;iebuns auf bic BARN ausssprotenea
esrunbi6be Gin watres BUD Der gbciSbtit fur ben @ef6aftsniann,
1nb In pratti(hsr Sc;ebung snttalt ss cine 70 8ofe Glae bS 9fib-
Eden unb iettn Sag @nhpenobaren, rae Go BIN g?rcts, ben GO fpfet.
;.bu 9PaI wertb 1T. &c IcGte in ben Sdnbcn ictee 8auf nanncs,
fb,s @tprebaItcrS, iebee Sanbperfers. ietes &Sirtbes. iebes Gar-
mere. nit ensrt geUr', IN ben 9sdnetn sinss Sepsa fsn, Der hsenb
Der Nbpnnemrntspr. fur baa %sonitdnbist, sescn 1000 ~cnes.brudtc
Gtita in spbsm Sorniat umlaienpe sSert ($2.25 gsnts) 1T Gin
ppbfeter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
8efanmt,naebmmacm

Sran3 Staube,
!6S 8rcatfrabe, sWiiden Der 6. unb Z. Ctr,
bait Elm rriGes unb ppblairrtireS Eager ppn
Sigarren, &aneb= unp gcbmmpftabaf
etaner 6atritatiun unp Sn,prrtaticn,
Die tr I'M grrBs uno AIeinYerfauf gu ben btaisltsn 0Farttpreiien as.
ldft. Nomentlib iputcn 2Siebcrrerfdufer niGbt strIsrrrrsn bel i'm,
scrsnIpre&rn, ets fs ibre eintaufe anrsrpettts MAIDEN. [7.II
@eib Sbr pcrGebert?
Or. 9riden Ientt bic aufnlertiamteit ftiner Grtunbe unb tes
9tiannten NubHtInle anf bic NSibtisteit Der gerliderunos. @cI,Q.
l&afttl nnb Die samit Ssrbuncenens rrBrn s5crtbeils, fir weIfe Der.
ielbe bier in HlhmonS felt elmer &eibc BON Sabren Nasnt mar ut
nod 1T. Sisie Gcmpasnttn ilno Die 0reat sBcfcru sire SIN.
i n,r11ss., SS,np an, .; nnS SS al aiie s"faranse sOmgaHp of
9as 2ebcn Yrn gtrisneuo (ptiEe unS lbipar,s) miro Won bsr(eI,
fen untsr ben 9%nnfit9lien Scctneunsen %perlitsrt, cbenTu 5duIer,
Mbbtl, S6tffe uhb Stren 2aennsen, Roufmannseiter
Sanbwertsstu9 &c. &c.
va Yin lsesr r%trlidterte Scrluft ipmb pdnfttid ~ouSts,atlt bier
in Gidmrnb in Der Office an Weori~ nats IPainitroGs, nsssn sr r|
eado's SfTts. @usfunft ms8cr 8~srfAwuns mirb baisltf SeSer-
rnann gratis ertbeilt.
Or. 9riden ipiro ieben StaSupsit %tsiudsn, in ben, sine Der
ttfsrans Srrsenpmnten iperben fol-.
6. 81. 9rtGen, M. D.
Scrii6erut9s. sssnt unb dr,ttiGer Graminatcr.
Sffee: geartfr. "a. Stra6e) nate Nain.
Rttnpne, Ya.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
@eorae q. 6unbley.

Weor9e u. punbley,
Gamip Gjrcstr, $50 9rcablfrast, nabe Der 6. Strose.
bolt Gin reibltdss nnb ~srrsdsI&rs Eager BON Grretrics aIer grt.
gBetnt, 3tqucrs &C., Die er stsen baar gu ausnabtsw,iS bilioen
Yretien rttlauft. llnl ttnen gcud fentr 6reunbe ub bts Wubii.
funns bit'st berieltt nit Der 9snicrtuns, tb Is ibn ,um s,eranI.
gen Ssrsibsn wirb, AUDI bic seetrtsn bsutden aunbsn bsbiensa II
f6nnen. o"
q. 81. 5unbIeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
"' a' al ppre,
SHutiabrifant.
o. dRbbuS

9erren = g 6 II M 6 -,
6te StraBe, Dem gteuen Martte oeae,,iter
tnNtpftplt lid. CUR Mnftrtteun8 aatr in itn Rad einItI ,,rrh.r or
fttsl, uno Htrlprift nebtn biliscm 9reiS prcmpte g3ebisnnIn, r. 6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13

pNaumen, Griesnebi, Sas9,
gsrIe, fem. uni srpte, Gboeclate. sriucr, Shpsiser rnb
SSrauter .8afe, Gi6prisn, 8ubelu, ~perI6itbsne Sorten,
@aearpni, Grblen, 9inln &c. &c.
At 70 tStu erbalen unb Yertauft biuis
&iI6e CT unb g r6nina.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
SIS nj. @itbt,
0rrannraGe SO. l4G

|-|-" UtpupItrUPt yp, IfJ,
Gntvfetlt benz e:tbrtsn 9ublitun IciR rpobl alTcrtrtes 2aaer
Rplepaartn unb llbren. &eparaturen perbtn %lcrsfaltia unb
IA a~uss.fubrt, (fr bic ntrsn iptrb sarantirt.) 3aara, be
tssrbtn oeSbmadppll anaeferiigt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
1bos. SO. Sarauar,

pratttlAtr 9as>Gttter,
Ode 9te unb 9rpatfrase, ntber benz 9rpabir. 5ptsl.
Ridnpnb, ga.
Sir&tn. 0dentlibe 8sbdubt unb Wobnbaultr psrbsn nit Gas
NIB Dampfrbbrsn su ben b~tltsitsn 9rshtn peritttu.
gg- aie bsurtise &uftrdSe iperpsn bantbar tntaeseuaenput.
Mn uab ldntlltne ausstfnbrt.
es- 9lumbins leosr Dirt wirb i4neuitens beiorst. 17.l2
@Aaap & Gp'6
Srenh Confectionery. uno Sarietatsn- Stcre,
beutlGe Sritdte II. Sausbaltungs -2(rtitel,
Ode Srceb> uub 8. StraGe.
S!tts oil SanS aue @rten ppn Sautp- GanSes, Srldten. Gtp.
hbe, 9pubpne &c.
2dmnsr. SIrhsn, Spiel ub Ualanteries Saden, Sbret6matsrioI,
9fclerpaaren, @prtncnnaies. Suptlitriaden, feline Norbe, Spk,
hoaaren u. anberse Sauebamnss9erltte.
Gntli& cine agswabl pon Gisarrsn ub Sataf isber art unb
Bon better Sualitdt.
AUD spitsl unO sptsselslalsr inO BON isbsr sorte ~ boben.
unS ~
va MIif> Snfrumente. -ssl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13

Wv ~tW.eNNpau. 1851.
BUR 9fahriht.
:giebtaber BON 5aSanna unb grinciric Giaarrm rorrh., owl, (.
pei epas: u. Srrdmtper. Np. 81 Wainnrase. ser,uinrsMsv
uab ne a1 USlstSit . fm municipalities nsls s aassr sn Gtaaarren, aalS..
aSisosrpsrtauter rsrbcn b~eipneers ertsten, rrit neinsn SSSr err.as;
SI b,s'6tt9en, sRs lie tbre Ginfduft a~nberparts MAIDEN. o"'"'
i''l SbaS. q. 9rpGmeSer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-13
3 Q p II y. q bout,
Jtedte= 9lnipa(t.

Np. 9 Granflinilr. (90p Suilbins,
&t6mpn6, 3d.,
praet'elrt an Der SultinSS'G purt urb alien b6hsr,n @
nlcto uno penrito County, unb cmpiieblt Iftt BEN .
Civil. une Grin,inalf6lltn ale 3sdtsonmalt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
DELAWARE, OHIO, APRIL Is, 1855.

"lndeed." said tue nsotter, happy 10 the
giadness OF her boy.
Hes, The good Virgin, in a red dress,
lsossdiHg The infant Jesus in her arms. Bu,
why rramEza, ha silk paper been put upon
the pictares!''
$50 that they may not be injured, nv
dear
''Bat mamma, why are there ten silk pa
Pers TO each engraving!''
She mother looked, and uttering a sudden
shrsek, she fell into the arms of NJ. Dubois,
the notary. who, addressing those presen,,
said:
"Leafe her elofe-=if won't Ire rruch; pco-
pie den't die of these shocks. As for yor.
little one," addressing Hector, .give I'VE the
! PTayef-book, yoa viii tear sss er+ysasfrses. -
The inheritors withdrew, saakinc various con-
lectures as to the cause of Anne's sudden
illness, and the interest which the notary
| took IN her. A month afterward they me,
Anne and her son, exceedingly well yet not
extravagantiy dressed, taking an airing in
two horse chariot. This led them te make
inquiries, and they learned that Madam l9n-
ne had recently purchased hotei for one
hundred aud eighty thousand francs, and that
she was giving firs.-rate education to her
son. The news came like a thunderbolt
upon them. Madam de Vilieboys and M. de
Vatry FASTENED to call upon the notary to
ask for explanations. The good Dubois was
working at his desk. "Perhaps we are dis
turblng you," said the arrogant old lady.
"No matter. | was in the act of settling
| a purchase in the state funds Tor Madam
Anne"
What" exclaimed Vatry "after purcha-
sing house and equippages, she has sill mo-
Rey TO invest!"
"Undoubtedly sos
''Bat where did the nro1rey come froqn!''
"What! did you not seee'
I "When!"
when she shriekeG Gpon seeing what
/ the prayet-book contained which she inher-
ited.''
1--WE observed nothifg.''
''Oh! | thought that you saw it, said Tire
sarcastic notary. ''Fhat prayer book COR
tained sixty engraviBgs, and each ergra wing
WAS covered by ten notes OF ore thousand
francs EACH
''Good heavens." exclaimed Vatry thur
der struck
''If had only known it.' shouted Ma
dame de ViIieboys.
''You had your choice,'' added the notary
land myself urged you to take the prayer
oook but you refused.''
''But who could have expected to find
fortune in breviary!''
Tle two bafIled old egotists Withdrew,
their hearts swollen with a passionate en-
Wy.
I'd a
pass by the Rue Lrftte, on a fine summer
evening, you will see charming picture on
the FIRST floor, Illuminated by the pale re-
fiection of wax lights.
A lady who has joined the two hands oe
her son. fair child of six years of age. in
prayer before an old book OF sHeurs de Ia
VERGE and for which case of gold has
been made.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
Death from HYdrop ph 0 bia. :.

The Lancaster (Pa.) Express announces
the death of Henry Webb, aged ~ years,
under the following circumst tances:
About four or FIVE weeks ago, Mr.. Webb
was in Mr. Sheirenbrand's grocery store,
where there was large dog quietly stand
ing, which he patted on the head. The dog
turned furiously around and bit him on the
right hand. The animal, although not
evincing the least symptoms of madness at
the time, was killed on the following day.
The wound was superficial, and heHliIg up
in a few days, nothing more was Thought of
it until early on Saturday morning last when
Webb complained of a violent illness, and
great pain in the right side and arm. DR.. L.
Atlee, Jr. was called in and found him labor
ing under symptoms of hydrophobia. Webb
could bear the sight of water, and the pour
ing of water from one vessel into another
had no visible effect upon him; nor had the
waiting of cool air tow ards him; but an at
tempt to drink, or the act of merely taking
the vessel containing the liquid into his hand
caused violent spasmodic contraction of the
muscles, with an inability to swallow. He
was totally beyond the reach of medical aid
and died in great agony on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Webb was married man, and leaves
one or two small children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
wilma Making in hEisaonri

Ne xt TO Ohio, Missouri is the vineyard
State The Germans at Hermann and vi
ciniiy cultivate the grape extensively, ard
wine making is found to be profitable busi
ness. The annual grape yield - liable tu
considerable fluctuations, but the average
yield of wine to an acre Of grapes preserves
rs great regularity, through. series Of years
as is shown nv any other crop raised IN the
same climate aud latitrde. The average do
ring ten years from VI. Poeschel's vineyard
at Hermann has been 425 gallons OF winc
per acre. The wine has sold at rom 81 %
50 per gallon averaging fully S 20 per gal
lon, and M lack Of u market. Formerly the
wine was sold mainly to Cincinnati dealers
and quite recently n. L1agworth bought g.
600 gallons of Missouri Catawba at 81 %
p "a In, to be Manufacture i5to Sparkling
Catawb1.
In 1853 the Missouri Wine ComPauy vas
organized in St. Louis. They have an ex
tensive manufactory and WINE cellars. and
the Netcs states that they have nov stock
Of 80 900 bottles of wine, large portion
ready for market. Ia 1854 they manufac
rured $4,000 gallons Of wihe: in 1855 about
60 900; in 1856 about 10000; and in 1887
about 80 900 gallons. Their wires have on
ly been sold, So far, in St L,uis, aud to Gil
orders from abroad. The lecs adds
From Mr. Glaggow We learned number
Of most gratifying facte which he has gath
cred n regard to the Grape Cultnre the
most significant and valuable are the follow
ing: that the most successful growers Of
Grapes in the Uuited States are not those
men who have been engaged ia the business
in Europe. The Mcssrs Poeschell, Of Her
mann. Mo-, who for ten years have grown
wonderfully profitable crops, were never
Grape growers in Germany. They eonse-
quently had no theories or axe6 habits 10 nn
learn The second important fact lie thar
the enormously extensive praciiee Of spa
ding and trenchng two o. three feet deep 20
plant vines. is not at all necessary IN this
country. Mr.. Motier. OF Hamilton county.
Ohio, who has, for many wears been plan
ter of vineyards around Cisoiuua'i has drop
ped the spade entirely, and plants after
sub. soil ploughing tc the depth Of iftec1
inches. He gets as &C crops thus as ~
The old way of deep and expensive trench
ing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
AComrertab,s Establishment.

"'l'he domains of the Duke OF DeYonshire
would cover one OF our largest countless
The park immediately surrounding the pal
ace is eleven miles in circumference, and
contains 5000 ceres. The principal garden
Tor vegetables, fruits, green houses, etc., is
% acres. Thre are thirty green houses each
from fifty to seventy five feet long. We
went into three or iour containing nothing
but melons and cucumbers. Ono peach
tree on the glass wall measured fifty-une feet
in widti, and fifteen feet high, and bears one
thousand peaches. II is the largest in the
world The grape houses, five Or six in all,
are six hundred feet long, and such grapes.--
We saw pine apples weighing ten or fifteen
pounds each. One green house had only
figs. another only mushrooms.
But what shall be said of the great con-
servatory, filled with every variety OF tro-
pical plantsl II is one of the wonders of
the world. IL covers an acre of ground, is
100 feet high, OF oval shape and cost $780,
900. 1t is heated by steam aud hot water
pipes; which in all are six miles in length.
The apparatus consumes 500 tons OF coal IN
a year. We saw banana trees twenty feet
high, with clusters OF fruit, sugar cane, cof-
/ fee trees, bamboo, aud in short, every trop-
ical plant that can be named, Several of
/ the palm trees are from City to sixty feet
high. The smoke of the immense fire IN
dorDesta is carried in pipes under ground to
an outlet in the woods. The coal is brought
in tunnel 100 yards under ground. One
fountain throws Jet OF water to the heigh I
, of 275 ieet."-- Cor. NJ Y Independent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-16
Landlord aud Tenant,

The following legal decision, given in n
Philadelphia Court, viii he Interesting to
those owning or leasing real estate;
Grove. VS., Hughes. This was an action
tried before judy Strong, ut Nisi Prius, the
facts of which are these:-Wm, Hughes,
had leased to D. p. Grove for seven years
the premises, lo2 North Eight street, at the
annual reut of $4,000. These premises
we're burntin about one year from the com
mencement of the lease. They were insur-
cd, and the policy was held by the landlord
who drew the insurance money, aud did not
rebuild The tenant did rebuild, and having
paid his rent, brought this action TO recover
the amount expended by him in rebuilding
Judge Strong held that in case OF least
containing no express covenant on the par,
OF the landlord to rebuild, he was not bound