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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

VVHttrlEVNue mo EngcrbiGrz5nIpn.
Der lniuiethnctc cntrfcbIt lem tcutImcn Wublifum Tciucn rrr>
aoEf Sn9eTthttten SoIpn gu fcte9rm gciu6e. Die teiicn Qiouprs
Ho So9trpitr aus zen pcriu9!td'itn 2r0ucrcicn cs 9irrpene MGR
Isl ' OF SSSs "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
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9arteno fur Sos ttster sepcuneue 3utraucn trFt or, rntcr But
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piNenbaft oue9efubrt.
ellie Sprtcn 6arbetpfc. 8euter9Ios, 9rud6inocr, Gjgorrcn,
Hou@s. Sau' nnb Sdnupftotof ~beltdncj9 an6onb uno merecn III
Sn biligitcn 9reilen urrfouft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
Otuti6e 6ctommc.
@rs. S. Staupe, 16S SrraeRr. smiI&sn Der

6. uup Z. Strobc,
madt ben beutfden 6rautn SfibmpnSS bic e~rerbtnitc Gnctsc, baf
lie IN Seutlblane as 9rbamme Hubert unb ouf Der lrnipcriitdI
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items empfebt. 8u9teih madt bteielbe ibrcn G6nnerinncn bic Gas
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bslorat nS 6erortiaen MnfH6aen iehneqltens ~n@dIrAlmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
2a8etbiers Depot
MN
@anter & Nubnert,
Ute Stra6e, Dem Gteatcr deaeniieer.

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lin bic perm 2Bntbt aus itrrr @crlcscngrit III bcIfer frbr
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IN IS. fsi ms Deus 0slefMt, 0biMNehen. -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

S&iIrcr-, 6ancy= unb S~rnamente-M fater.
Der lntersri6nctc maht Scm @utHfuu fc ~cyactcnfc gn;ciac.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
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NQenten:
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
Oentihe Nlrnthefe

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

ScGm Grteterih,
&tan"racturer0 rno Supporter ii Suigclry SIR 193
Gait=S1Ittmprc=Strrr
Baltimore Nip.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
2b Gfreet aooerbicr=@ alpu.

Der llnterpi4nste nroht feline 6reuubc ub boS aefaurtc Gu-
btitum ouf itn elegant cirgcridtetcs gBty:tffoftSzH pfot ouimcrt-
fam, ipciclbit itt5 bic bcten Gctrinfc, Gin oueaewjtnctcS 2osrbtcr
uno etr reittatcr SrbtB Die 9eebrte1 V6ne errorttt.
Ma. S6ticfih maGt bCtlbe ouf fpIgtrNe III isincr 9~8rthfhafi
beitneltbe Decentralization aufmcrtlan, nGnlib ouf Sipct lcbsnr
et9e juu9e Sdren Hno tincn fcdebcirQcn 5Uuo, er l0tmYunrCr,
pas rrn Seecrmonn b~eitti9t weroeu Icuc.
9u SatTeihen Yelude ldoct Gin gSm. S6If6cr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
HG- @te MAJ a(e 9&mcrsen bcjlcu fam.

RG- gSie man aGe S6merSen bejlcr fam.
Die 3ouftnbe, mct&c an 8teumattemue, McuraGoia, ncrpTfer
&rpf~ G5cittSa, Setcns, @ltcocr= ub 6uderitmcrIn lciocn
fEpen ousenbIitlidc 2iuNeun9 uc 96nSlihe Ibhutt, mcnn fl
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tipn CintS Gbcmilten Bat f6 o0 to5 telte 0cjInttcl fur Sdmcr;cr
in ben 8npGtn, Nuetcln, Nerpcn une Stbncn berGbrt. Scyiuht
cine Staite uub ince 9eiun9! NreiS II, % unp 80 Cts. Ser,
tGuft hiyo pa1ctbc bel
6. 28Gsutr, 81. 86btfcr umc allen Gruaaiten
6.81 III IitmrnN, HUrfrlt uub @ecrebuys.
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unp @adcttppt 8nt. -. G9ler, ais:
800 8bt5. Sto 9lye unp Common NEbiofeg.
200 Srcnh Brandy, Sin uno Stun.
100 Ntalaga uno @ortpcin.
so 8pres Suud uno 2aYrr 9tailfus.
10 - lemons.
100 SY Carbonate Soca.
SO ~ GaNicS Gjunpumeer SEA.
80 bolbe Sprc6 8laf Tea.
100 0rpB Geiesrapb, Iouup gErcp uub SbouoGot
MatdcS.
125 Subenp ~aiicttirte ScIcu.
100 gemabIte Gimrr.
200 Grre5 Ndper UNI Goig0te5 Starcf.
100 @plsnteS 8nrccY Spaps.
% ~ Dep Blue.
100 gtutmr9s.
QUtatpes, Snicn5. GCcflb, Stiff, Salt, Guoor, But
ter. @beele, Sarp, Bacon, Spicce, Wapcr, Tute
@feaiurS, Cigars, GUrOa9e, SIntjng. 6luur &c. &C
9lGs bteIe gSaoren ino iriI6 uno son teitrr Qua,
Iitat unp %oerfauft %risitlbsn Su pcn t~iaigten WretIsu
B M. $. GYler,
NBgptsi ale @rpcer, Yrupiiion unb
Stqucr Dealer.
is. Citrate, 5riiAen Carp unO Matn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

Saniet O'oummea,
3'us~ nnn S&ifs 8leiar6eiter unb
@as ttter,
N@lnltr., itpii&eu Der 10. unb IL. etr6.
Der 6ar'HsS 9ant sessa6Sm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12

SaHartenpG9el
@cS93eitnsie Sbld9er, hrS 6tGts ,u SerFaufen IN,
Stem lPurft 6naI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-12
BUSY DAY

~ Ger NodAf eincr bier III 9Eihmcuo crlhcincrbcn cnolifhcn 9ri-
tlh9, cr, Fcrauo8eGcgct rr 6ru. 81. q. GSorY. bG;u brifimn,
", IN 'ct @pt9l5, ouT N0mrf'hiTtn upo lit cen Observation-Disclosures
Sr@tie HSrritC!t 81 mrrecn, ut Zen bGriu c~tfalttncn 9n;ciorn cine
erpRtrt Stirertiun9 81 H%critoNtn. @tibdfl5cut,. bic MINI kImS
lUCn Anitt9e Organ Su Iunulctrcu. N"s'
Etfcc b0 "yuio Cdn": lS6 WoinTyoGc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

being descent suldelly from the sublime
to the ridicu lous, and he laughed outright Ut
his resemblance TO the "wicked," who are
said to "nee when no man pursueth." But
the sun was fast sinking in the west, and, be.
ing far behind the regiment, he kept up a
brisk canter, Till the hindmost stOggIers came
into view. Misery loves company; so does
meriment. Putting spurs TO his already
painting charger, and assuming the widest
and most terrified air, he came up crying,
ely for your lives, the CamanCnes are com
ng!' Then there was mounting in hot
haste.
Some had captured wild horses, some had
loaded themselves with fruit and game, some
were sick. Others lame, &c. But when The
CRY of indians" came thus startling upon
their cars al else was forgotten. The hor.
fses were turned loose, the grapes and game
strewn around, coats end has were scatterdd
in all directions; the blind saw, the lame
walked, and the sick were cured. As one
overlook another in the race for life, the same
inspiration of terror became a common feel
ing till nearly on. sixth Of The regiment was
in full stampede. The more Clay cried
Halt, and defend yourselves" the faster
they ran, and the less inclined were they 10
halt. The Captain had a jolly time OF it,
and, for many a day aIterward, a singular
hal(.comical half.serious shadow would pass
over some brother soldiers face when the
Captain would ask him what had become o!
his Gray Mustang"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

SCENES ON THE BATTLE FIELD.--A cores
pondent of the London Telegraph thus writes
of the scene presented after the battle Of Sol
feriuo: "The plain of GudiZolo is really
horrible to look upon. Even so late as yes
telday the dead were not all buried. They
were to be seen in groups OF twenty or thirty
huddled together in one spot, where a shell
had exploded, or the Chasseurs 4 Antique had
passed. All still maintained the attitude in
which death had struck them down Here
was one with uplilted arm to ward off the
blow which had split open his skull, and
splashed his brains far and near. Close by
was another with his hand upon his breast,
and rent BY the grape. Another seemed TO
be smiling, as if in moCkery Of the grim war
Iior's approach. Some were lying ppon theil
backs with faces turned towards heaven, and
prayers still seemed to linger upon their lrs
Further on, there was Hungarian Wht
had thrust his clothes into ghast,y wound
near the heart. At his left was Tvrolese
with the unused cartridge between his teeth
To the right Croat had his head cut oil by
ball, and the head was by his side, with It's
horrible eyes glaring and leering, as it seem
ed, at the dismembered body. Two young
lads, ofceTtaiuly not more than sixteen, weEt
lying in each Others arms. Death had sur
prised them in that attitude; or perhaps, eel
ing themselves about to die, they had clunG
together. in a last embrace, ard had lallel
thus, never to rise again. Upon the body o
Bohemian officer we noticed dog, wait
ing, apparently, for his master 10 getup.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04
INCIDENT Of the Mexican War

As the Kentucky regiment crossed the
Nucces, and reached those immense pralHes
and wood bound streams which spread them
se,yes out three hundred miles TO the Rio
GranIe, great quantities o. game presented
strong temptation 10 the soldiers, and i was
found very difficult to keep the regiment
from Struggling When the camp-ground
was chosen, the sick, the lame aud the hun
ters were, contrary 10 all military rules,
stretched out for miles behiid. This was the
greater breach of orders, because frequent
Signs of rowing CdmanChes were seen. who,
not hayingtht fear o Uncle Sam before their
eyes were ready to cut off any stTagger Sc.
cr.tly. and appropriate his clothes and gun.
One day, Captain Cassus NJ. Clay, of the
/ Kentucky Volunteers, was hunting turkeys,
/ and strayed several miles from his regmenl;
Aock of turkeys flew out Of the prairie into
/ the woods which skirted stream (lhdt once
was. but now. in July, was dry.) Tying his
fine blooled horse to bush, he entered the
/ dy channel OF the quondam stream, the banks
of which rose on both sides above his head
and began calling the turkeys, IN lddian
style, With the small bone OF "a delunct tur-
kry's pinion. The fowls answered, and
came nearer and nearer At length, on rails
ing his head cautiously above the bank, IN
stead Of see!ug the turkey, he heard shdrl
."cIickm There is no noise Of tree, or stream
or wild beast, in all savage nature like this
suggestive sound. To Gays practiced eaI
it was a death -knell- The Spriagingo trtg
0erl As quick as thought he slipped bd ch
into the rdyne. and, running some hundred;
of yards, he reached and mounted his trusly
courser. His suspicious were now all toe
well confirmed. The regiment had crossed
the wood above, p ssing west, aud as soon
as the last horseman disappeared from tl'
distant horizon, the Camanches, who taG
been watching them from the wool, took al
Iopposlle course, aud quite troop OF then
!, could be seen depioying from the wood II
long Ind II file into the prairie eastwardly
The Ierimenl had crossed in such direction
that Clay lad to follow the Trace b. making
the f,oo sides Of triangle, and the Indians, |
determined to intercept him, had only Il
| make one.
! Notwithstanding the odls against him
trusting TO the blood of his Kentucky racer
he gave a shout OF defiance, waved his nat
and plunged into the wood. following th'
, trace for half mile before he struck the op
posite prsirie. With breaihless anxiety h
, approached the clear space, not knowing bu
what he would be cut oil by superior lorce
, while still out Of hearing oil gunshoi iron
. the regiment. But "luck attends the darln
, sportsman,' and as he emerged into the wild
sea of gross aud flowers the coast was clear
an ali was serene aud lovely-not red-ski
! TO be seen! Clay describes his leeliDss a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04
3f(istellantons,

LADIES THE Best Thackery
saws that il is better for you 10 pass an eve
ming once or twice in lades drawing-room,
even though the conversation is slow, aud
YOU know the girls song by heart, than IN Il
club, tavern " pit of u theatre. All amuse-
ments of youth TO which virtuous women are
not admitted, rely on it, are delelerious in
their nature. All men who avoid female so
ciety have dull perceptions aud are stupid, or
have gross tastes, and revolt against what Is
pure. Your club swaggerels who are suck
inc the butts of billiard cues all night, call
female society nsipid Poetry is inslpId to
yokel; beauty has no charms for bhnd
man; music does not please the poor beast
who does not know one tune from another;
aud as a true epicure is hardly ever tired o.
water, sauce and brown bread and butter, !
protest | can sit for whole night talking to
a well-regulated, kindly woman, about her
girl coming out, OF her boy at Eton, and like
the evenings entertainment. One OF the
great benefits man may derive from wo-
mans society is, that he is bound TO be res.
pectful to them. The habit is sof great good
10 your moral men, depend upon it, Oar ed
ucalion makes OF Us the most eminenLly self
ish men in theword. We fight forourselv Ives
we yawn ior'ourseIves, we light our pipes
aud say we will not 60 out; we prefer our
selves and our ease; and the greatest good
tha; comes to a man from woman socle-
TO, is, that he has to think Of somebody to
whom he is bound to be constantly attentive
aud respectful,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04
4ottrg.
LOVE.

who ever saw the earliest rose
First open her sweet breast:
Or, when the summer sun goes down,
The first soft star in evening crown
Light up her cleaning crest
Fondly we seek the dawning bloom
On features wan and fair
The gazing eye no oh Gngc can trace,
Bullock away little space,
Then turn, Nndlo It's there
But there's q swceter flower than Ger
Blushu on the rosy spray
A brighter star, richer bIoom,
Than ser did western heaven lllume
At close Of summer day.
'Tis love, the last best gift Of heaven;
Love, gentle, holy, pure;
But tenderer than doves soft eye,
The searching sun, the open sky,
She never could endure.
Even human love will shrink from sight
Here in the coarse rude carthi
How then. should rash iuruding glance
Breaking in upon her sacred trance,
Who boasts heavenly birth!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

OF In the louisiana lowlan5s lived Lucy
Leslie. Levi Larkins, locksmilh, loved Lu-
cy lavishly. Lucy loved Levi largely like
wise. Levi lassoed Lucy Lumpkins, legal
Lunkhead, lashed the lovers together, and lots
Of little Larkins leapt kimberly long the
lambkins, lending loud lustfe to the land and
likewise causing lively pleasure to the heart
of Levi and Lucy LaTkins.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

JrA Ldy attempted to give a 'granA,
musical entertainment at Evansville. Ind.
without the aid OF advertising. Her audi.
ence consisted OF one dead head two small
boys at half price. and the 'bill-pos,er.-
SiW'd her right! Hang out the shingIe N
the proper, legitim1te nanner, and pay iiie
printer prolhpty,-thAis ;he way to obtain
an audience al any tine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

n~g newspaper "squlb" writer says
that French woman slides, a Spanish vo-
man Q ides, an AmericJn LADY trcts, and an
Eusli;h woman lramps.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

ASELoQUEST EXTRACT. .-GenerOtiOn after
generation have felt as we do now, and their
lives were as active as our own. The hsav-
ems shall be as bright over ouT graves as they
are urouud our paths. Yet "A little while and
all this will have happened The throbbing
heart will be siilled, and we shall be al rest.
Our funeral will wenl lis way, aud the
PRAYERS will be said. and we shall be left in
the darkness and silence OF the tomb. Aud
il NAV be that Tor short time we shall be
spoken of, but the things Of lie shall creep
on aud our names shlll Be iorgotlen. DAYS
will continue TO move on, aud laughterand
songs will be heard in the room where we
died; and the eyes That incurred Tor us be
dried aud animated with Joy and even odr
chillen will cease to think OF us, and will
remember 10 lisp our names no more.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04

GARlBALDI AND 0RsNI...-How passing
strange are the mulebilites Of liie Here is
Garbaldi, who, but few years age, was in
arms against the French--who was the soul
of the resistance SO stoutIy made against the
legons of the Second Republic-who, with
price set on his head, with difficulty made
his escape TO Genoa, and subs quently found
shelter in the United States is now ,he cy.
nosure Of all eyes--lhe hope Of the Allied
armies-the proud recipientoL French enco-
MUM ana honor.
Poor orsinil What pity he had not
kept his bombs eighteen months longer.--
During the last Eve years Garibaldi has been
living in retirement with his sons, on the
small island OF Caprera, situtted between
Sardinia and Malelaiue. Now this famous
guerilla chief, will his Lofty stature, his her
culean strength, his energetic and expressive
countenance, aud last not least, his pictur-
esque costume, is, after his own fashion, the
imuersonation Of Italian nationality.-
Wherever surprises, dashinS attacks, an ad'
vance guard is wanted, there Is Garl5aldl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-04
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