davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

BLoNDIN CROSSES NIAGARA RIVER WITH A
SACK on HIS HEAD Yesterday aiteroon NJ
Blondin again crossed the Niagara on rope
and returned. in the presence "i more than
ten thousand people. lie started troIs " lte :
Pleasure Ground, and first walked down the
rome nearly one hundred feet backwards. lie
then returaed took his balancing pole, aud
walked to the Canada side. lie proposed to
put on u sack before leaving the American
side, but his friends there refused TO permit
him to do so. The sack was sent round to the
Canada end of the rope, and vi. Blondln put
it over his head and returned with It to the
place of starting. This sack WAS made at In
dian blankets with places cut tor hls arms
lie had no difficulty III crossing thus
bindrolded. except that his balancing pole
caught two or three times Ill the guy ropes
He laid down upon the rope III the SACK ana
performed some other tcnts. The success OF
NJ. Blondin in walking this rope, seems To be
established now beyond all doubt y young
man at present residing in this city, called
upon us this morning t" show letter address
sed to NJ. BlondIn. accepting his invitation
to carry some one across the Niagara on 4
rome The name of this person Is Henry l..
Ynupc and he informs NJ Blondin that he
is "a Years old, is FIVE feet five inches high
weighs 10 lbs. and is ready 10 mount the
back of the intrepid walker, and be borne
across the great chasm.- dorchester d"'""
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

Apparently with the view Of getting rid OF
the chief iustice of one Of the courts. the Le-
pislature of New Hampshire has abolished
its old judiciary system ana adopted a new
one. 1t provides for the appointment of an
additional Judge Of the Supreme Court, and
already the three ousted Judges are eandi-
dates for the place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The " Washington Constitution SAYS: should
Judge Douglas aud his friends succeed IN
their efforts at the North. aud Gov. Wis.,.
and his friends succeed in their efforts at the
South. the result will he that W hen the Dem
ocratic Convention meets. the party will bud
itself divided geographically and sectionally
the North demanding sqnatter sovereign
~, A. held and expounled By Judge Doug
Las and his friends. with the united South
opposing it; and the South demanding con
gressional intervention, a. held by Governor
Wise and his friends, and a united North
opposing it. Thus a,rayed against each
other, the inevitable result must h- tlrat the
party will lie distracted and divided, and
must fall to pieces if left in the hands Of
these two antagonizing factions TO decide and
control its future fate" 1t then. in refer
ence to the demand Of Governor Wise and
his friends, calls upon the Southern Democ-
racy to unite in adhering I" the Cincinnati
platform and the past pledges If the party.
without stopping to discuss the abstract
question Of the right of Congress to icgisiate
for the protection of slavery In the Terrific
ries; and it contends that if Congress or Il
territorial Legislature seek by demonstration
al legislation to deprive citizen OF his rights
in the Territories, the courts Of the country
are open TO him, and are capable of afford.
ing all the protection that he requires for
the maintenance Of his rights And, on the
other hand. it afhrns that the doctrines Of
Judge Douglas stand condemned, and must
lie repudiated by the national Democratic
party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
Final Decision Of the Shaw Railroad Case

In the Supreme Court, on Saturday, Chief
Justice Shaw announced the decision of the
Court on the motion made 10y defendants Tor
new trial in the celebrated case of Sarah
f. Shaw vs.. the Boston and Worcester Rail.
road Company. The ease has been in law
for seven years, and has excited much atteI-
ton. Four trials have been had. long and
sharply contested, before the Court and at
the bar Of public opinion. Three verdicts
have been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. -SlS.0OO.
SD 250-each progressing in amount, so a.
to correspond with the accrued interest and
expenses. Mrs. Shaw will get Sls,OU, the
counsel $500, and the railroad company
will have to pay in all nearly 10000. 1t
has been closely contested by some Of the
finest legal talents ip the State Boston Trdr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

Upon questions of national politics the
Iowa Democratic Convention is explicit in
endorsing the positions understood to be a.
sumed by Senator Douglas, They. also,
took ground against the administration vie"
in regard to naturalized citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
Cheap.

We understand that one of the passengers
in the late disaster upon the Michigan South
srn Railroad settled with the company tor the
loss of his wife and child for S500!-Halsiats
Democrat, June 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

EsRArA.-The counterfeit notes mentioned
in Yesterdays Gazette, were on the Bank ct
Weston, Va. not Western Bank OF virginia.
In the notice of the celebration the 18th. at
Middleburg, it should have been Mr.. 10
address, not Mn G.'s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
MIlpLERuRG ACADEMY.

VNiE SECOND SESSION Of this school viii
/ commence on the frat Of September next
The Principal is grn,luste Of the University Of
Virginia and the School is designed To be prepar-
atOry for that institution.
A few bOardcrs will be taken.
TERMS For board and tuition, including every
thing except lights $500 for the entire session Of
ten month";.
For circulars, containing further particulars. al.
dress JAMES II. BAKER,
A.. ON MiIIl.hur, Landau W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

There was duel fought in New Jersey
opposite New York. On Sunday evening Last
by two Young men Of that city! Two shots
were exchanged, and the parties shook hands
without injury. The cause Of the difficulty
IA ln1Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The British Government has again evinced
it's friendship for Liberia by replacing the
email naval vessel formerly presented to the
African republic, with the Quail, IA much
larger and superior sailing vessel, in com
plete order. The latter went to sea from
Plymouth on the 10th of May. for M"nr"V'a
where she is very much required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The contested election for Superintendent
of Gas Works in Richmond, between Daniel
Hagerty and John J. Fry has been decide
by the City Council in favor Of the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The National In.elhgencer treats at length
upon the temporal power Of the Pope. arsu-
inc that il would be for the interest Of the
Church, fer him not TO be encountered with
the cares Of state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

1t is rumored that Mr.. Pryor. recently Of
the Washington States, will get the nomln :
ton for Congress in the Petersburg District
of Virginia in the room of Mr.. Goode, Just
deceased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The High Court of Errors and Appeals IN
Mississippi. the court Of last resort IN that
State, has decided that II free negro OF an
other State cannot take property by will IN
Missiasipni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The Buffalo Courier, an Administration
journal, intimates, "a il by authority, that
Gov. Dickinson will not favor any proceed
ings calculated to divide the Democratic Vote
Of the State in the Charleston Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

One of the speakers at the Fourth OF July
celebration at Tamnany Hall, New York,
opposed the position Of the Administration
with regard to naturalizad citizens going
abroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

There will he IA meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company at Baltimore. on Thurs
dny, the 18th inst, at L. o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

Mr. Charles c. Fulton. one of the Propr'-
etors of the Baltimore American, has re-
turned mssAEapmpany with his son. after
an interestiny Z kdspleasant tour t" E"r"pe
and much improved in health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The town, at Culpeper Court House, was
much disturbed on the night Of the Fourth of
July, by firing in the streets, burning bar
rels and boxes, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The Hon. Rufus Chuute. who sailed from
Boston in the steamship Europa, on We'd
nesday last for Liverpool vas obliged by i'll
ness To- leave the steamer at Halifax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

1t is subject of general regret that the
health of Mrs Pierce, wife of exPresident
Pierce has not been renovated by her Euro
mean travel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
The Herring and Salmon Fisheries

From st. John IN. b.. papers, We learn
that the herring and salmon fisheries this
Spring. have been unusually successful. A
very large proportion OF the salmon caught
would weigh 80, 35, and 40 pounds each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
The Soldiers Pet from the Battle Field.

A letter from Casale, of the LIST, in the
Salut Public of Lyons, Says:--"l met yester-
day in the Piazza Savoune, French light
infantry soldier with u sparrow perched up
on his shoulder; the soldier smoking, the
sparrow chirruping. 'You breed birds, my
brave fellow said l. The man smiled and
answered, This is an orphan from Monte
bello. The day of the fight, on leaving the
village, we chased the Austrinns across the
fields Bullets whistled among the trees like
hail. and this poor bird quite young, being
terrified. fell from its nest on my arm. |
thrust it into my shake, which had been
pierced through by two balls, and thought
no more of it until, on returning felt some
thing scratch my head, and then said, cit
is my little prisoner" and to the sur
prise and amusement Of my comrades | pro
lnced him have kept him since, and now
we love each other dearly--do we not Monte
hello? And as he spoke he held out his flu
ger to the bird, which hoped on it without
hesitation. begged permission to buy
Montebello few cherries and to caress it
Catullus would not have kissed more tender
" the bird of Lesbia than did that sparrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERAToRs.

\XTE have lett few beautiful WATER COOL
w Frs, which will be sold , bargain Also,
TWO of the NEW PATENT ELENATlNd NE
FRIGERATOR. patent March SO. They Will 10
sold ut low figure. and are first rate article.
We are prepared to supply any demand for
Ouart- and Half Gallon Tin PRESERVE CANS,
with Wax, Directions. 4r all complete, ut the
lowest prices. Persons in want will please call
aud sx anime before purchasing.
W. JOHN 7. CREIGHTON, IS Kings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

Gov. Hicks. of Md. has lost his eldest
daughter and his youngest son within the
short space of seven days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

The aggregate amoant Of auction sales OF
Property in Richmond, for the six months
ending Both ult., ia 1927 49,; same time last
year S249, 4S9; and, same time in 1857, :lG2,
OIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
PIEDMONT ACADEMY, Fauquisr County, Va.

REV. +. VI. EDWARDS, PgI.cIrAL.
SESSION BEGINS ~ MONDAY ~ SEPTEMBER
EXCELLENT facilities are afforded for tho
Ia rough preparation for any College or univer-
sIfy, or to it young men for the active duties of
life. Expenses only $50 Tor Board and Tuition
for 10 months. For catalogues and circulars, adj
dress F. VI. EDWARDS. Piedmont Station,
jy 7-eo3m NJ. q. X. r., Fauquier Co., Va.
ELY ASD MOSQUITO TRAP, 1c.-Just re.
Il ceved "a third supply of FLY aud MOS
QUITO TRAPS, new pattern, much cheaper
than the last lot.
Will DC received in few days another supply Of
ROTCH TRAPS, cheap article.
On baud, few ANIMAL TRAPS, which will
be sold low to close out Cali and examine at No.
50, King street, (the depot for Yankee Notions.)
jyS JOHN T. CREIGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

Laura Keene it is stated, made $4,000 at
her theatre in New York, last season,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

A hailst"rm passed over portion "t the
counties OF Prime. Georges and Charles, Md.
bordering on thu Potomac river on "adhts
day afternoon last. which did considerable
damage to the growing corn. and tobacco. aud
WAS very destructive t. the water melon
patches and vegetable gardens Some Of the
farmers lost considerably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
Letter from Powers, the Sculptor.

The Webster Statue is to be placed in the
Boston State House grounds, as originally in.
tended. a letter from Mr. Everett was read
advocating the course which WAS adopted. I'm
the letter Mr.. Everett communicated the fol,
lowing extract from n letter received from Mr.
Powers:
81 am tired of this warfare against injus,
tice, Can Won blame me? Warm and noble
hearted friends have done much for me. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

A KING CARRYING AROUND A SrBsCRIP
TON PApEE.-The Legislature of the Sand
wch Islands at its late session approprla-
ted IS 900 towards the establishment ct a
hospital for the sick natives i'll Honolulu, and
the King, yielding to the urgent requests
of his wife. started around town with sub,
scripton book to try to add to this fund. a
letter says
"Itwasa novel sight, II king be 1gng for ms
subjects, but kamehameha did it in kIng!ly
way and the result was noble sIbscrip,
ton. Foreign residents principally were
those asked to SUI hscribe, and they did 80 H.
heraIly. as HomDlulians always do for sweet
,harity's sake" The kings subscripti"n
had amounted to about $1,000 that last
heard ofit-and this in Honolulu alone
The other islands are yet to be visited by
the king, when large addition may be ex-
pected to this already respectable fund
The result will be that hospital for sick
natives will be established IN each island OF
the group"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

DasrARpLy OrrRAGE.-Edward Garrett
son. on Tuesday night, was passenger IN
one of the West Philadelphia cars, when a
young lady tainted in consequence OF having
been insuited by him. The young lady was
carried into neighboring drug store, and
the offender was arrested. AS soon a. the
Young lady was sufficiently composed, she
was examined by the Magistrate, and testiti-
ed that the prisoner had insulted her in
very rude manner. She WAS painfully aglta-
ted during the time she was giving her e'l.
dence. The prisoner protested that the at
fair grew out of misunderstanding and that
he had no thought of givisg "tfencr.
AT this point another young lady VIII" was
present. but who was not acquainted with
the lady first referred to, declared that she
too, had been nsulted by the same man, but
that she had not resented it Mt the time from
dislike to cause disturbance. The accus-
ed was held in $500 bail. lie ought to have
been cowhided on the spot. In fact the old
fashioned whipping post will have to be IN
troduced again Phiia. Amer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
NOISY CREEK ACADEMY, Augusta Co, v

rINHE next annual session of this Academy will
l. commence the first Monday in September
next, and close the 10Th Of June, 1860. The
School i designed To- lie preparatory To the Uni
yersty ofNirginiu. All the teachers are graduates
OF that Institution.
TnRv>.-Board aud tuition, including every
thing. $500.
For particulars see catalogues.
Address, Messy Creek, Va.
IL 2u-euiDrt L. j. WHITE, PRINCIPAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

pUCkWHEAT Seed have in store lot
~ OF fresh aud clean Buckwhsat, for Seed. For
sale by Ljy II DkAYT0N u. MEADE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

A great religious revival has commenced
in Ulster ireland The churches are open
ed daily aud crowds Of people constantly
attend. Multitudes, Of all ranks, agcS, and
sexes, profess to have felt the power of rell
gion. and the greater number are from those
classes heretofore not the most distinguished
for solemn attention to sacred thingS-tacto
~ men, mill-girls, and young men in the
l,rse mercantile establishments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

}. b. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, have
published Normal Arithmetic, a text book,
theoretical and practical, by Silas l.. Loomis,
A. NJ. 1t is very highly recommended by
those who have we'll examined the contents.
and who are competent to pass upon its
merits: and deserves the attention of all
teachers. In its plan and arrangement, it
is said to be great Improvement upon the
usual Arthmetics used in schools
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

SATURDAY MORNING, July 9. 1852
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
W. u. bhDlN ", W. ~. W. W. ibDb'''
Associated Principals
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,
Five miles west Of the University Of Virginia

w. l.. BKOUN. VI. A.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
pnntes.

Yin Eanpmaedtcn, rao cinen Brief mad,
Istnem Scimatbsprt ihrisb, bemcrtte rarin sDir
a!eten uniere riacnrn 6rihte une WemiiIe. ma
den unlrr fi9snrt Yrrf uno lcsen unieyc siseucn
Gtsr. GaS Maehcn wlrre cine tIb.iss Saus.
frau iIr cinrn arnten Munn setcn.
- Gin yHigIin8, Ter rae miialamc Shlcpyrn
ct7eS 3rpihttnpirrrts init aniab, rteT rcm Rut-
Ihcr 'u: yr9t rod listrr ~ipanjite ~i;lieaeu npr
ttscn 9Ea9t1, re 3iebcn trGer!
Hr, net blum ie MID, nntpDrsrte aelaTtn ttr
Nutiher, Oct 9 Il lter ia il ihlrnt!
- 1l Sbre llbr eine 9lrpcticu6r fruats ncre
lid elm inn9rr Mann cinrn 8rgannten, Der al
.NeH'cin fir cinsn sGinpttuhl aalt.
3ttpctiratr2 : il, Mcuta40 trage i'd le inc
pf&nrbaus, uno gamitaaa bcle III (c pjrrcr,
'He cas- r:pctirt ih jeps 9Ephe, mar Die Qntpcrt.
- Gs Sat Semano eincn Nlr,t. ibm peG, etlrcS
flr bic Au9en itiner 6rau, pie itay ent,iinDrt
Ivaretl, 81 psrIhreitcn.
sic ioQ lih icpen Ia9 nit etncn G5lSshcr,
9rnnntipcin maihsn, Ilsts rcr Gpfter.
S&cni9r Nghen nahbey t~r9c1ne!e ncrieite
benz GHrm"nn. Nfnn, 5rsunc, bat Sore 8rau
~'nc;Hen Natb br1Ol9i rrnNtt CT.
9is bit E@ ole m39lite Diabs aeagtcn. Npf.
tCr; Iaate Der 9)atte. Sic bat rus Wlas cter II
GGter, nls btF gu ibrcm Munpe br,nle,. tSnncn.
$3.50 G5n elmer @tirui@aIs irn9te man cine Dame
RE siri ron &n8Ianc 9siprpaen baite. ps lc ro,t
Hcpclftl lrt. Nrim, mar ais Nntrort, ater me II
8rnrsr Ra! nor rinj8en 3abrcn - binrej,su
wcgrn.
9Een9isrpe Der QRirriGantr. - Trn e;ri,r
cTiABlt y9eu f~oI8enreS rr9DBIitt @eiiptcl. 9,n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
6riitb! Trpb! Srei!
yin Surnsr an bie Surner.

F1et Srueer unIsrn Gurnertuno
Si6 thinner msbr rntfalten
Gu bcbsr Gncspcd aitt iif tunb,
sS'un NH BEN @silt une 2rjt seiuno
unr ruItia fprtsrtaltrn; -
Yra9t sud- hi, pcile gcbre rim:
S@on ih'S, friih, frrb UNI frsi su lein.
Der odts 2urner sei9t lib friI&,
Sbattr1ftis 1T iein 9Giae;
Sr l'sht ces vstrnS bunt @emifh
unp tprirat uup tummelt wie Gin Mild
Set iuAFnrIi&sr 5uGe, =
Sin lt'l6cr Wutb, Gin lcid,tcs 6cr;
&eHnt niAt Der Grpe Nptb unp Sbmer,.
Der a6te 2urnsr seist lid frob,
Nur Slumen nil er pfluden.
Gr grant lth ni6t I'M lccrcs Strp6;
sHsm untenuBt rie 3eit sntfIcb,
Ten lptnst trtn Gnt,idru. =
Der 6rchlinn nur ALIEN perlcibt
Gen 3auter Der @rlrulsteit,
Der a&te &urnrr 3eist fA frei!
Wtt tubnen @siiteSpn1cr
Srtat or hrs 2mnnsrs Sod ent,nci
uno trpkct isrer GYrannsi
Ter 5urtcn unp Der YfaFen.
1es Daieins Gtsis unb @pnnsbito
Sletbt einem ScIaprn ltets pcrbuut.
SFmabrst ftrtS Der Gintra6t Slid
Su Guren itclSsn 9lrtbtn!
uno la1et nitt HE Yplrtif
Wis mtIerparti9e5 Writid
Yer 3rietrntt Samcn nreucr!
Gin tej!igeS 8amilientanp
umibltn8e Saucrnp 6cr3 uub Ganr!
Nu@ fir bic 3utunft Sleitt trIte,t
Son mannIi&cn @riIblGn!
sSas 0elf UNI &Grpsr Itdrtt uub hdblt,
ESd6 nit lem 0utsu unS permGblt,
Gas rrcllrn mir eriislcn!
praAt trh Die meile gcbrc rim
SdNn it'S, iriih, fyob unp irci ;u Gtin
(GharI. .. 3ts,)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29

30 9orsn @ruiter, Nprhrcb uno RaTc.3utcr.
20 'SaB Yrinte Ntr Gutter,
90 pbce. Yrnc Sugar 9urcb 6am 9ocpn.
duO ptrS. SOepn : ode uno StouGcerS,
Zoo 2be. 4rtmt ~. l Yeaf Care,
40 &c9S Yrtmc 9p. l Yruf Harr,
300 9tbS. Ytccium No. , &tadcrcl.
4u Srree Neananire uuc lallru Candles
zoo ypreS Md, tr.rn uur y urw Soar.
l23 gtrrte ptrldtcecnc Seiptn, 10 9}prcS DAN Sn,o
so licsoS 3ciS,
200 9be. CURE Gibcr Wiucoar,
300 Sdtc yN9uira mb 8ic Rafc,
la3oOO YrtnctpcC, p0YOn0 UNI ocutitc Gioorrrn.
20 BIS. Swect Ntport Gipcr,
40 YtS. gititS,
goo @rrcn German Njpct,
100000 Qaprr Sntrtns lub0d,,
100 SrreS 9unyrwpcr 5cr,
10 On 10 k,f
100 Wrre Scl9cbt unN Sb0nobo; Up tNr5
400 YEe. Oh 8ac NH Gcnnnpu $Bbi5fcy Iscrfhi,h Scrtrp}
20 ~ Nrrnb @rdnrN ub DIN.
lao cc Hum uup Nvrlc gsrarcs.
~ ep 0crrtdl uub 40 % Qaalt Oh o..
70 cr WIIS9l unc Nurtmtin.
%InNp''9 YareI. Sali SreN, @Uyav7irl 5winc. NPulorS NGI.
Ter. Wtn9tr, &el1n, SottS uro Ypn vines ifn6 yorIStbis nh ;,
p"VV" WI @IIiiGm EaNIpr.
SShclclale G'rrCcr, Nrpgiiirn .nb Viovnr 5roI,r
no y ufo ) | gar Rdiultr,ct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
SGNcr=& r,npuomic!

Nsr N'tsltsrrrn CUR 9~taDrlht, rab iepen Conner.
ltoN, Nbcnps 8 llbr, rr9rlnGRtA, @rrrc or. llctuuacu
IN Der pituitary Dali" itOttTnprn.
Septn !tsttn Cpnnrritans i'm Wunat fncrt hi,
monhtt'ts %erlammlnnN I'M VetoIe rs Srrrn Stnp
ltatt. Naacmtper nrn 60
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
9acet Sccser's NalIinlrrc Nrrls Nn,erhier

49, 0'N't '1NIHU ETTIt VuItrNlfr.
@tttnrn atihrttn wtihIftsfrrurt,n bt.r uno ouSrSr,S biz o., =,
ntNt %niu9c, oE th S0cut SrcGcr'S 9ol;jwrrr .@rn,,,tr
T@9erHitr d ~ rr BARRE. mi rnS @aae aclWnrt gerfanie NM p.
srn mrdentltt ipcIm1l frruc ,}uiutr er6Nir.
" aercrht mr FcrnGr ;um @c:bnu1,u ;ur ollaru,,j,,r 9,rn.,is
III bEin9tn, Dap ao @Cr btS 4orn. iacoS S,acr 1uf rir,r he; ~
&c !tnhtlt % @aittmort @tlGn9ftfts' ]9c6aItsnrn G5taereI.
ocNen NucmaEG9cr %crciara ecbilcctcu .(urp ais rs Strmr ,ntr
t'!iHt ipurct. Nafir59t oNrNgf wcy,cn III ir;tr 3rt on,rnrr,ntn
ane gu"tl:dit ~Guaytfubu. " 9NetItS n 'S'"'""'
~&ent t! Zen S!Iat 8tr0initu iIr 0acrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
Scuticbc Triicbtc!

SocUb WumptrSbctmsr.
Nr. 4 MamtrdGe. nabe am NItcu Wfartt.
lbt It benz heutincn YutIitun1. namcu!lih Sousfraurr. nj,
tMt III Madden, eas cr Gin Eager aGer eeuti6tn Trintte b6lt
3me'l@En' 9IcrrTtr Ntrlhet. Srrlen, Vnitn, out U ten Sup-
tudbtc, %braGnpuhc 5crtnar, SGhmci;tr~ UNI Ymbur,rr 9Sf,
etltn. SaroinS, DC rl6c rtbtub,n, rcuiNtl 9Seiuc, cinacmabtt
PIC, auc 9rten 9aneirS, GI90rrer ,. C, pcibc Grljtcl b,rislbt
iui9itcm Yrtilt pcrtdufr.
ia Gn luttS Wloe 3a9crbicr aue i~cuiiee @rfrjIbunocr iue
BIT ~4ltthtIlS III pecr ,3dt III BADEN, une lacrt Al H,iGt,tr,
'nt nc hotMplt SIN SGccb @unccretCimtT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
Vermischte Anzeigen.

'cten se; Stjn Shit!er via 8remcn erbaltsu
5000 Yfp. y .mteraer ,3mctibtn,
1900 9fr. @lni,n.
RutGl &c.
NeeI"Frtarfer erta.tn ensa ercn RaSatt, uut mcrbsu t;,is!
ut bun, Serrr II lrrit G%jutdufe mamen, ehie 9Soorsn ;uer:
chen. S"''
tdnlcnc, va l. 5u!t 1859. Som 6er6io.