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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Sic Sentie5rn SeuOerafen.

: Nm II. Sui srSFnetc SIT G'feaaA Ger Gons.eg oor,
reutltrn OrmptGa'Cn nu5 Yerihispcnm S!aaten Reg
;penIihen Sunoes ietne Sibungen. Die @rinrerunoen
IN ne maize &nrttur9 9uten rsr &eriammluno einc
3rnilie sSri9s. Cine 9!atfOrm, fDlseupen Snbalte.
purpe anaenpmmen.
Der jpii&tn SslreiA uno 6~ronfreidb oeItlpHrne
Jrispsn fabrt 8rcBe @eTobren FIR Oeutjhl1np mi. Tb.
Der enti&eipenOe @ruuo fir OtsIe G5sIabreu it in ren
0t1nBeIn mno @etrebsn Der 8unpes @oniitutiuusn
0eutihianeS gu iu&en. O%enti6Ianp fablt ras y E.
S'rInie zines permanentsn isititctenren Central Sou
esrnements uno elmer Natipnal.N Experimentation. Mss
Sernsn rielsr Qrt t0nncn nur BON elmer Snitiotne
SrFuBsnS %au'8eben. IS lit DIE 9h,&t ispes peutIaen
Yatriotrn, cas- prenBtlae Commencement in allen ieie
Hen Nnltrsn9un9en gu unteritiisen, rie pterIte Qcituno
ser Streitma&t D%sutidtanos unp Der piplOmatilhen
augmentation ais cine rOrlGuTae, ,cttmerlroe Qncrps
lung CUR Gr9anjun9 rec ee9snmGrti0sn Manasls M
':rbaIten, tis es m6aIih stmprpen III, elm pGini.iyes
t~satrale @cusernemsnt ja bilDtn."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Teuers mnb STANDARDIZATION,

Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Die Elm Bona 6tos Gapital BON $500, 600 belfBt
""0 IN SABRE iooz onrh Die @eieB9ebun9
BON Sir9inien ~ein9elsBt wurpe.
8eriiterun9en weroen burb bicle ane 9pmpoor;, rr,b,itt rn,r
ben %9unltl9ltn 2setE9un9en 9c9en 6euers uno aSaTtribdSen an
gi9enLnuni Gusr &rt, aLe: paIltr, Nttubsl, @ater unb QBaarsn
dHeF @rt, 'ofonl IN Der Staet, ale audi I'M 2anee, unp psrben hi,
0s'rrnrnpsn @uSj9blinn9en prompt ecNtct.
20 6r Die yolite une DIE &ufna5me Der III perGbrrnbeu &C.
gsnitdn6s wlrb nidte bfretnet.
SIree No, III Malnltr., &itmOEb, 8a., cine 5Sir 2atsrbalb
y ClI"TL. Us. .. @pparbjn, @raiip.
Wv" ~0''''0' St' Ssfrftar. llO.l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
s. y. Stcder's
9leu ctn8erlAtetc Dcutite Sud,kinhcre;i

nOril1f'i! ntt ctn NntoroerUnQen nrr3cit mus"0rincip Gin So,
%ec'm. er lE.uH5rItaItr rId,ti9 perntbt; StieifanS IN HurtiSr;t,
SpH oteiNM @tNncioPe ScleCtt, CrInptc ID, mir Bonn rerrGrIit rn
S;utlttn @NGsttUm Gle %srsebcne @nNiac Ill madhtn. 6oF i'd meme
SNNSineert'c nTdN "'rl@Mrc#s Observation-Disclosures bctsIItene
sEF"'hit1H'Mi a1pt, HN2 leEt cugb Dis GiSrOi;dD be,pirrru S{s-hs5
'eEAr9tn IN cT grpbuCtion auh ern itrenaNcn Mnforoernoin Gr.
macs III sGiii'n III cen Stape SeicSt bin. Vile IN lreiq san itbIo.
Nsncg @thfiieA ais: 9orttoiiUa, &iHfii Ginhinbe. TiIfaTLr,oS,
sn StttercIsn :t.!t., ais @rten @oren fur OrroooSs Stpres "
AraJS fr jeIpGtltr mereen had Wc Ucr arseferti9tu!
Vile @rten @abtaIten. Sn @O!5, @apps Uno @laS, Nub INNER
%eOrrdtbtg. 3. o. tctcr,' '""''
SuhbinhCr Uno Vapporbciter
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
@a1Din0toap : Worfcn.

Ntlten Srrnnper unn Gem 9cctrteu @utEtum Ole @nmoc, bae
th ole'th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES urernpnnicu babe. unb mMh hcpi
ben lrsIrc, onrh aufmcrtlNmc 9eOtcnuns biclcn @arten m einrn,
germ pclu@ttn GrbO!un9SpI1e lu NADER. Gnrcm it ROD rc 9Scrs
rIcrur9 9cb', rap th nr etc bCiten Srcicn uo Sci. 6nfe fnbrc
I1pt th Su9ieth III tfNrcm S,ladt frruncl DIT Gin. '
Simon StetnIcin.
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Sefamutmn6nmaem
Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
no. l'o. ede Sroac< u, 6. Ssrngc. 9io. 176.
9. Vf. ST pentaum
tr'aus' Ep cas- aGee'te 9ublifum aufmcrTlam III mctcn, cae
II letns SStnierssSaercn empfaneen, bic in C,ntr aypRcn @uS
mapl Der reuefsn &-ttfeI ~beiteten, pnc gu rrecmcrr tiliilsr
"fSpEh. MfiNt ttiii' ecncurrcni iulaiisn. pcrtauit wtrben.
SG e:eC ~beloneerS fel9enee Nrttcl Strpor:
SeieenjeuSe, III ittrpors INN alien Nipoefarben,
MUSLIN 9cIain. 9ans unc kolbmcUcne,
WFetincs 9anS NIB belbmcGrnc,
Nc6tC irl1noiibc Seirwano,
NeHtcs ntcbcrloneiIhcS Sudb une GoIIfmcres. .
SSboinlS, Slantsts, ionic cine eypfe ausrobl yur Sru
tWrtn9 gcpbe II. mrlenen II. taun,rpucncn Strump
yin Sslub rieles SaserS miro ~sreebsnt crtcter ron
=. ". Rrienbaum
raht Gun, ncuCn @foYtC.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20

9'els' Yrs9ran'm 1T seSrudt mUrpsa unc irQ in
Srebs' @niatl unter Den aussrcstnten Ser,peiau lsen
Ter eeitrtratii6en 9drtsi, neren Organization uismaIs
"euit"np's autsctrc&er mar UNI bic iest fraftia mieper
%auTctt, psrtrsitet mercen.
so 'riro i'll sinsm Srisie aus @ilsnad unterm is.
Suti ssI6risten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
aeg- IDje man aue S6mer,sn beilrn fonn,

Die 2uuicnbs, mste an TtcumOttenuS, Ncuroloio. rsrssrrr
RHpI- @citntl- Sriicns, 8iitocr- UNI Rudenitmcricn lciccn
rrcen au9enSltdlttc Sinecrur9 unh sdn;i6e Nbbutt, wcnn il,
partSbernte Cure ALL 9ebroudrn. 9ieie Iraearos
non r'tcS eptniiMcn BAL nd ale bo0 befr bclmttel fur Sdncr,rn
IN cen Snoden, NtuStclr, Hcrren uuc S,tncn bem6prt. 9ryGidtr
zine 6lol@t unS Nnoe beitun9! 9reie u, % unp 80 Gt5. Ser,
ouft miro baGcbC bel
6.5J in Nitnuno, Nprfplf une WrtrrShur, '"SS'F'"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Scnticbc Nriicbtc!
Sdccb Ouuperohrtmer

Nr. 4 MainlraFc. unbc am llten Martt,
Errtautt lib Dem brutltcn NUSlitum. nowsnilib @au9frausu. bic
AhiuAe III mdMEr, coS rr Elm EI9Cr 0Ucr rcUiiacn ;Erilchtc kSIt.
ale: 3neildEn, 9tn5rrtr &rlhcn, GrEtu, ynicn, 0ly 9rtcn Snn'
PtNIrHdpte' ApuInrl@t ptrn8r, StmcScr- une gjntturorr NSic.
S1rocAeH, S1rrlne, DC lt1dc ycttud,n. teutitr S0ctuc, rii0rmattr
0fHItt' Nut @ritn A0nrWS, eI9arrCn Il &C.. wcItc Mrtitel p,rr,Sc
gu hiltIltenn Yrlic prf0uf.
NJ GIn tutiS @'Ias Ha9crbjc~ uno irnitioc @rfrifhruoen Inn
CaltIpit gIslNtLH5 Ill l'oer Stt III battn. un0 Iapct III d,iEisrr
Gciufe f%reNnblidit en Saepb @unSrr "a; HnSs'Es' %"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
@rih1its G%rGTnune.
Sphu Scribe

sriSt Gem frliiNhen YuHNtmt an, bas or cire Scutltr cnr;, -.
Is,.panniun9 in Der S'rOaO-. ,pN@en Ger 6tCn nnS Flea
SMIFs tonrSt net; StlpnrcrS Cmpiicblt or kline bcutffen
@Crlir; 3mrlldr1. Ntrlhrn, 9irmen (Surcln) ,c ,SoacrfrSs
rude h~clanotld'e prr;l8c, SipdfidN ttrudsn unS ortn5Trr,
SarrcuEn in 'Soi e. " "' S''"H''''
SSii9orren. NoId-, Naus uno Sdnupftabaf pOsbct)
que @elprric 2hcc. icipic Die beitrn Grrccrps Yriifr'
urn 9Htcn GtltNuf III bcrrIb in bcn S.onb arirht :,
otCntn. Tnbn SrTtT.' 0" ~
rCbyn y. SdbaS's mattel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
.. 81. Gtrccecr.

Npptbfter, OruAif, Smpprter ppn peuts
lAtn @bfmir1lten Ii. l. III. gfr. 3 Drain Ctr.
9Csenibrr tcm alien Niarfte.
&ss" &etcpte merben nit Scr sr0Btcn SurefaIt uno G,cnap.
tBtct esrrttct, lrwtc dCmifdc Yrdp drdic unp Mnul pfc n
MI auFCticr guntiIdhtctt ttlrr9t. Ganbf0ufleute m6acn eae
%retdlhalti9c Eager anneritoniittr. oeudtc uo fran;pjiihrr ~ irts
!rlEher : Nrjnrten. 8anene Nrticl II. {. ~. III better Nuenobl ltlbit
III @N9enlhrln iGInntn,, welte Nrtttrl Nnt 4bcil ielbit III nicrrtocs
ten mrrOsn III ben bili9lca @ernsunyn miccrrum mil nrntm
QprrQIbC auSoSiiattCt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Oampli6ihiahrt an;lhen MiAmnnp II. Nen @rrE.
oambus 'Nmrrtt. Nndctfotrt Gctrcn gc,cui dart.
OumpfIdoiffnbrf

lVWUtW
@arnhur9 unS Ssc:p gprf. ola sputbomptcn,
9ttinuntut Der ncurn oit GAS Sctirclr aebaut,n lnp Gle
9lntrl!e cin9crrINtcu srpfrn ciicrnrn WpitponpIItiTc
Sprullta, 1000 CONS, @apt. Grnutmunu.
y emmontd 5000 Cons. CAPT. Shmeulcu.
SnrOnin, 25OO Sons, Gnpt. @blers.
SpsT me9Ch iprcr %ltntIcn uno 3lIdlitcr ~gS1rrtcn riltu-
''Nt SttailTlte OHmpfht6e mcrocn r~tQrImdfi9 AM
Grltrn nno Sunficbntrn iCpru WunatS
9pH "tm 9Hrt una 9onltlr9, ria Soutbamptpn,c yprbirt uws
nc6nlen Y~ol1N9tcrc ppn 9ierr 9jprf nob
@Hn'b'rs. 5aore, Srurpn uns srutbamptcu
III TdJcnbCn 0rcilCn:
@rtc GoiItc $1OO.
Smettc Gajute 81.
SmtlhCnbcd a
BON 'Sombura mad, Sfc,p s;prF.
@rite Gailte SIP. 50. 3pcitc Goute S75 2nw,+cr,..
$40. 20cScn Yaild9c pcnbc man I'D, IN
q. u. %gttd,Grr, S3pde u. Spmp.,
100 S~rr0bplp, Ncrp gIprf.
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NEW NJ ARkET HOTEL.

TEN rctrcnbcn Yublitum Miro tNN5 rru cioocrtMtrtc orcl hr
lttNH cnlplpRirn. WtclfNt1s r'Idubcn lih rc llutcr;cidrutn. orh
rihtc!rn TotolS frcunrlttt cinSuIaocn, mrirlbt ma. ltclS 6oS bSSitr
So9!rticr unc lrnltt9e @rfrtltungcn, nCNt urrrirnmcucr @rnir
nunl linnrr wib. @outcr II. Ynknrrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
BUR Senhtuna fir Wainters.

Goebcn srbottn cine eue gtuSnobl better saint. INN S,o,rish-
YrulbcS, 0uh YrulhcS gum 9Seieen. ""F'
GRsillo bette GuoiItat SIetweiB, 2cinIamenGl uni SerrCutju.
Z. WGBntr, 9ruoaif.
Ode Der q. Il. @rnnStr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
8suti6e 6cbamme.
Wirs. !. Staupe, 16S 8rcapItr. ,piIfen Der
8. mnb I. Gtrnsr

ntott Den eeutiGcr 3rauen SidmpnbS bic e~r9cbcnlte gn,eiac. tos
lie IN 9cntltldne ale Stbommc Hubert mo 0uf Der llriycrjil6;
iu 0rirSi9 ir @ranen %bciNnrcn hat, Wpruter lie Die teitcn 8cuoniiIc
prre9cr fam, wcsbolb Ic liN tti uprtpmntncCn @elcoenbciten BE-.
items %cntpftblt. 3u9etd, matt piCtItc ibren t5onncrinn:n Ole I'm
ietge, Dap re ooe 5npfcn her 8lnter, &lutcSciipcn II. f. 10. bsfcne
bcio9t unc bcrGrt,aen Nuftra9cn itncIitenS nattrmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20

GprpsIs &ummeI IL mic ehtcn rcutId,en gRod,bpl
Der Sr"nutpsllt, bel Hetnen unp 9rpfrn Suantit1tcn
gu tiuiscn Yreiien p~crtauft 2. StcinIcin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
0eDra Gernet,
Oulitrrsr nm Jone.ierpr

@ae in bhcn @elddfcn YOrfo nncnce arteitcn rp,rten pnnftlih
in Src3oitr0Bc Su hJntcr;alln. ~"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
2Hi6!ia riir ollie unp iepen GinwGutu

Nntc' ttAnrtcr thtttt bcm gccbrtcn WutIifum nit. bar rr a.,
wager aurr SprtEn lSttlte uno Viluore bait, better S7uor-
tNt, oe Ct I'M @Ipstn uno 8Icincn unC III ZEN tiuioicn Nr.,-
zen lEI1Si. 2erlt!be bGlt gIrihiauS Gin yoetr m Srr,if, ,
1rahifn, ceut'dCr 99urit, Scro;iatSipurll. Eluifvllrit urr
SglpNfithnlaArn, SirSeien, SorbincS, 3p.tlhen. Soi,r-
2NtrtlHGtttn uno ron NrrYaIcutrn arprautt wcrorr. SSiyic,
elnt1ute icpen 'tnitibtn III StanS. misttr,m 6rfrrlt tir,c
Scrtauftn iu tUnncn. Sobn G[hcE '"'t
GGC .IefCrlpn- unh SGor h,udr,s,
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y. 81 0.
y. 5pttcs,
Srpac StrnBe. smiIdsn s.. IL. I. Giraffe, nerrn

~ '.
Sroar StroBe. smilden g.. ~. Giraffe, ne6en
u. @3hnp's ,gSilbclm Seu 6aus".
Otrfdpe t~mpftetlt Dem hicIieer une ournrejltnscn Nubli.
rum ltlns auuIo 9sltmodppute einssritrtc @artjritut,.
HnG ,pnt'Nsi IT'D. oae Ntenunc isinsn Sbup anetrS, oiS
9!H!t SuIrtcetn. uber Die rrrtbeitbaftc S'er6nocruno rcrIGEf.
W ~" Hhtcf 'ct!ien ure lciner 0'chulfrr Slnoc III 9bci;
%t'; tYerncr %en'pcblt or ith I'll ctirurailhen Sprraticncn.
NS S"paGuSnehncr, NccrloiIcn, YlurNciirtcr, SdroriCr
=; H. Serlelhc fubrt Elm Eager Der tttn Narfimerten /.
l@ertttTt e'nS ouSeeSeihnctc Z inttIr aescn ras @raupcrScu II.
@uSI"uen oCr 9aarc. I'm .3uiprudh ti,tct u. 6Cttes.
oampllh'HTobrt arr'lhen Ntbmcnp 1t. 9icr g)rrt.
0te eNctren 9rrScn unc tcaucm cinacrid,tctcn See Dampc.
,NIIt ,SanhrstomI" uno ,,Hpanrtc" nsrScn Gem retIcuccn
puptIuhn CUR ScluEun9 bctcnS c%mpfoblcn. Ger fabrprcis
esu19t m ccr Golutc incl. Sctt unb Ro't SS. une i'm Smj-
@rnesa 30. Vie IS mtCStrwu' oCrldft ibrcn lSborf an
,Nonnrtt" icNcn jSrcitoo UNI ubr M6cnre ymr E;tp lpiry
Ho!eptt. user eaS letiere Sampiittf benupcu MIL, bat ito
oei ocn unttrScttrctcn Gin ~5obrbtut u lolcn.
NrodNt puo btlt9t au9cupmmen unc pirltIttt bcfprber,
Y1ll19cprcte nodD NrrfOlt s 200.
-''J Gublam Ii. I8aticu
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&cruiidbte 2su;ciocm.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(@hrtSreo surb Die @iceeehurs non Sirsinieu.)
ISnns%.al. SslnAnn

Sspelnn mttetn IN ete'er Sont ent9e9en aerpmntcn ron SIS an
ulo anlrGrTte, ane irsreen otelesbeu III Is pGt. per Sobr per;inif,
mtnh u, nr D 9tprl@te Heer LANCER in 6icier Yanf ~pcrttctbsn. sun
tur;cre 9crioccn mereen 5 PCT. berehnct. "
Soe 9anje Stud 9npital tafet fir bic Dcrrritn.
&Cpolttn mtreen Gn9Cnpnmen uno Quiuunecn borIter ousoc-
ltcut ourh ben eaIltrtr :. y. Stortc in eCnn Srprs rcS S,rrn
SpFntt, Sdt Der Sp"crtor IN? Motntraec, HiamcrS, So.
samuel G. GottrelI, y%prdneent.
* StNrte, e@llfer. y. @aitbalI, Secrctdr.
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-. u o1enrIp

y. NplcnfeID,
Sn9rcas uno Detail 6Gnrlcr In gioorrn, ,Sor.
Naubs uno Shnupf. Gntaf
90. l9S Q'roatira6r, Ri&mrno. M1.
htalt eWl mpbl1ticr irtce Eager iel6it imrprirtr G;aorrer r.S
tam &Sttotr9rrf@uIrn Gle 9~lnitiQitsn Yrric Ieatn.
bpll! 6el3!
lnierieltneler BALI fOrtp6arenS einen arOsen 9prrots v,o
&IdNtn@ unb 8iohtenbplS better 9ualitai. unb fonp ,.i,.
&uneen llcrmit unicr BEN 9lnitisitsn @sStnGnracn nrr(rhrr
Xl N9ulsn pon 3 aIaifsrn mir6 eas ~4Se9paGGn t%ptcnfrc, ~
lnergI' StiGAuu9en, De!he elnitrlaIrn WeTbsn 6i Gnbncp ,
nieerriass az YrQaoitr., natt 8rOOfe aYrnm ,y,r6rn' nr Irr
5clcrst. greiie Doe telfr Gihrntpl; III 81 20 mmt
A@hnEAhNl5 gu 800 per @0ro. Samee 81. McoTt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-18
oar The following comesfrom venerable


Christian in Centre township, whose words
will he received Us the admonitions of
venerable parent nv aIi who know him;
CExTRE TOWNSHIP tpril 18th. 1859.
MR. EDiToR In rh",'-ing Our Chief Mag
iStrates aud SenaturF Ne ~hOuld have nh
eve to their weight nf character aud moral
worth. ~ well ~ their weight of talent
Like the parental example in family, OFF
GERS. in high places, have an extensive in
fiuenrc on society. for good o, evil. The
Chief Magistrate of our nation instead e
siting an example worthy at imitation. is
exuitng in covenants broken. ia arbitrary
administration Of affairs, and in throwing
his influence against the agricultural inter-
est, by vetoing AN appropriation for agricul-
tural colleges. Our Senators, with few
exceptions, display course of recklessness
10th in political and private life, that citi-
zenS in the most humble walks of life would
be ashamed Of The Chief Magistrate of
our State would he almost the last person in
the community to whom we could look up
for an example Of sobrieiy and decorum.--
We lind him placing his veto on one Of the
best temperance laws our Legislature has
ever made, and he himself sot Here is
precedent from the very head al our State
government, justifying, as il were an unre-
strained dssipation.-a source from " hence
almost all other evils flow
Who can nv that all these evil examples,
FROM those in high places. have not an ex-
,ensive influence in producing the present
reckless state of society We scarcely open
apcriodical but what We hnl 1t abounds with
a recital of murders, arson, broken VOWS,
and betrayed trusts Nail agents. mail car
riers clerks, and treaSurcrs, arrested for de-
falca,ions. Who, in ouInttle community,
but " hat have ferventl - rayed that the
"plague nigh; not extend to us, but
whilst we yet breathed that prayer, 10 Il
,ras ia our rery 'aidst' This is called a pro-
gresSive age, and we IA progressive people,
,ut fear we are retrograding in the great
essentials of true happiness and solid wealth,
viz. rectitude of conduct. moral worth and
even common honesty r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-18

STEWARDS STovE.-We call attention to
the advertisement of Mr. Thomas Scantlin
of the STEWART Stove, which has enjoyed
the highest reputation at the East for the last
twelve OF fifteen years They have been
slow in making their way West, for the rea-
son that the home demand has been as much
as the patentees could supply, and their cost
being high, the first purchase was beyond
the means of poor men to make. But from
personal knowledge of the qualities of the
stove, we believe the buying of one 10 be
the best investment that even poor man
can make if he has to pay anything for
wood. The saving of fuel is equal, at least
to City per cent. over ordinary cooking
stoves, and we have seen specimens of Stew
arts stoves that had been in constant use
for ten. or twelve years and after that ser
vice were as good as new.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-18

SAM ENBlca & CO.-This popular old
house IS ia receipt of their Spring stock of
goods, which is the largest and most com
plete they have ever before brought to the
city, and embraces the very latest styles of
ladies' dress goods, hosiery, notions, chill
drens' shoes, &c, and very pretty lot Of
hats for children They invite the ladies to
call on them, as they are determined to sell
at very low figure, for cash, and those
wanting bargains would 10 well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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ezs5~ Several small boys were playing to-
gether in an alley, in Cincinnati, On Thurs
day and one of them named Smith had a
loaded pistol which he accidentally fred,
instantly killing a companion about | 0 years
old. Another lad, named Cady, was arrested
as the supposed murderer, and carried to
prison. The accused protested his innocence,
and asserted that Smith had done the unin-
territorial deed:
Soon after the lad was arrested, he was
visited in his cell by bis mother, widow
woman, his aunt, brothers. and sisters, and
sORie halt "a dozen little play-mates, and the
scene which followed was extremely affect
ing. The little fellow inside the bars sobbed
as though his heart would break, while his
mother and sisters were bathed in tears ont
side the cell. When she found that her son
could not DC liberated, but must remain in
the station house all night, his mother
begged hard 10 be permitted To occupy the
cell with him.
Later in the evening the lad, James Smith,
who actually fired the pistol, gave himself
up to the officers, and frankly confessed the
act, and exonorated young Cady. As soon
the wounded boy fell to the ground, he
knelt by his side, just as the boy arrested
detailed the circumstances, and said, don't
cry, Tommy; didn't mean to hurt you !"
but seeing the blood flowing freely, became
frightened, and started of on the run. Tie
crossed the river, and went Immediately to
the house of an uncle in Newport, where be
fell down exhausted and tainted. When he
recovered, he related what had takea place
and was advised by his aunt to return and
have the matter investigated. He conclud.
ell to do so, AMI was on his way back when
met by the officers. lie was overwhelmed
with grief, when he learned that his little
play-fellow was dead, and protested that he
was only playing with him when the fata
/ shot was given.
An inquest WAS held by Coroner Carey
/ and verdict returned OF death from al
/ accidental pistol shot. Both boys, Smitl
and Cady, were then discharged, aud re
turned to their homes.
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The WHARF.-There was an attem ot in
the Council, on Saturday night, to super
cede P. G. 0'Riley, Esq, as collector of
wharfage dues The movement we fear, is
prompted more by desire to reward some
favorite, than by calculations of public good
No one is so favorably situated, and so well
qualified TO perform the duties as Mr.. o Riley.
lie has always been prompt and correct in
his returns and payments, and enjoys the
entire confidence of the holders of the " hart
bonds. Under his administration, and that
of Mr.. Sherwood the wharf debt which had
been increased from S33, 900 TO S3s, 900 in
other hands, has been reduced to S3l, 000.-
Besides paying the two per cent. interest
the principal has been reduced $1,000
Under the present administration, the bust
ness is well managed, and in less than ten
years the wharf will have paid for itself
and after the extinction OF the debt for It's
construction, and the interest thereon, il
will become "A valuable source OF revenus
TO the city While it is well attended 10
it seems TO be unwise to disturb its man
agemeni. The Loud holders, we are in.
formed, are decidedly opposed to a chang,
Of collector, and as their approval is requir
Ell To any appointment that may be made
!. it is likely they will veto the attempt to ap
point another in Mr.. o'Riley's place.
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n<a ON Saturdar a connle OF Lrishn

BEa- On Saturday couple OF irishmen
entered the saloon of Mr.. Wallace, on Lo-
Gust street, during the absence OF the pro-
prietor and called for beer They were
waited upon by little girl who was stay
ing in the saloon, after which they refused to
pay for the beer They then took a survey Of
the room and seeing some clothing hang
ing about, appropriated the same and made
off for Whisky Row, whittier officer Martin
followed, and, arresting the WORTHLESS, COM
mitted them to Jail We did not learn
their names.
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RETAIL MARKET.
conrrcrrp DAILY BY z. H. COOK SON.
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer a large part Of the
globe is the consequence CO diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous masm Of yegeta-
BILE decay. This exhalation is evolved by the ac-
ti"n Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with the
watery vapor from il. While the sun is below the
horizon this vaPor fingers near the earth's urf
and the virus is taken with il through the lungs,
into the blood. There il acts as an Irritating poi
son the internal viscera and excreting organ. of
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
secTete not only this virus, but also the bis from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathiZe with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally the Instinct Of our organ
ism, if in attempt &c cypel the noxious infu-
sion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body in
the internal excretories TO force them TO cast
il out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushc 8
to the central organs with cOngestiye Violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort il fails Then
the FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes TO the surface, as if in
another effort TO expel the irritating poison through
that other great exoretory-the skin. In this also
IL fails, and the system abandOns the attempt ex-
hausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to
repeat the hopeless effort another day These are
the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGUE. Such
constitutional disorder will of course undermine the
health If il is not removed
We have labored to find, and have found, an
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THE BRIGHTs.-A letter from Washing
ton says that Brights brother will he re-
stored to the special mail agency of the
mand any considerable political influence,
will also be restored The President has be-
gun interfering and cannot stop
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
By rHE Z. 4 W. Zine.
WAsnlNGroy. April I6-M

"
We are requested ON the part OF SickleS to
State that Le deeply regrets for many reasons
hut particularly for the sake of his child who
must one day read the record of her moth
cr's shame; that the confession of Mrs.
Sickles Was Published. The publication
was contrary TO his wishes, aud if it had
been within his power he would have SUI
pressed it.
The court opened at the usual honr and
with the usual crowd in attendance. The
argument on the question of the admissible
ity ct evidence of adultery was resumed at
great length by Mr.. Phillips for the defence.
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ArGrsrA- Anril l6--M

Mr.. Forsyth, the late Minister to Mexico,
has writien a letter declining the dinner
rendered to him at Columbus He says that
the Government has no policy with regard
To Mexico, that while tacitly appro-
wing his course, it superseded him quietly.
lie is very severe ON the Administration.
He has left for Mobile in order TO assume
the editorial chair of the Register.