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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
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Sifcrilhe gtopeQe ppn Ntar Hina.
(80rtieeuna.]

9Ga5 tie jest frincm Wfnune oeitattet mar
6attc ric junge Shaulpirtcrn GGevocr erlautt
uamlid lie in ibrem !6auie III tciuhen. Se mar
in eini9cn leiner Stitdt nit Gem ar0Bten Seifal
| duf9Ctrctrn unp 10 NIT ibm bctlnnt 9cmurrcn.
Natiirlj6 ftblte es imjiden bem iun9en Otchter
unp Der rcisencen FInltlerin nittt an pielTadben
Sfviibrun95puntten, aus ornen nab unp nad
Gin Ter giete nermanrtes GefiW rrwuhs. Ibccz
cor 0htee inocB Nntrnicu III Gub nm zines
ieuer 9cmGbnlihen &er6lltniNe on;utniipfen, Dir
in Der SiIbuenmclt oft eten 70 leiHt oelttlpiIen
mie 9eISlt wercen.
G5 rar i9m heiliger Grn nit iriner 9faiauno,
uno ais er pa5 0eitInnniB iriner ,Grtlthen Sci
penihaIt niht ldn9er Suriid,ubalten YcrmocGtc.
10 BOT er nit Sewilligung Isiner ncrurt6cilsircn.
Gltern Ter ilserraltbttn &iinitlerin nit ienem
6er3cn and ieine 0anp, paue iih INN pas &or-
urtteil rrr Nten4e uno INN DIS Gjeihw3s aewii-
Ter &reiIe Su tummsrn, weltbe Iter rte Scrtinz
cunI nit elmer Shaulpielerin pprnebm cie Waic
riimpfen. Sur cine Sepinaun9 bate Ter Safer
pc5 Othter5 rem SUbne nuicrlc9t, nGmlih mil
einer Gerbeir. tbunS nod ein0e Sabre oper
prd meni9itrn5 10 IauJe 3u wnrten, lis er cine
angemeItne 2nitc(lun9 asiunptn batcn miirpe,
nm iit6 unp icine Sraut BinIIn8liA su ernGb
rem. Die gietenpen fuSten fb rem Y1tulhcn
NuSipruhe, inrem ic Den weiien @runo YETI
fommen einlabrn unp auf ibr 9uteS @lif tau-
ten. Gin9e boh9elteQte uno eniluBreite OjTnz
nrr res un5en 9Otten, mei;te nit ieuen n1te.
rcn SerbGltuiien tefduut ma:cn. tcmiibten licb
i'm StGen, ibm Die oorIIufil isncn 2Sumlbcn
uno ienem Saleute gang sntiptrbenre Stcllc
cincS taiierlittrn SbeateroiebterS init einem
nirbt unaniebnItten G5ebalte gu perlAaften. -
Gum Steil vpn Der 2iuinatme Der beutiJcn &cr.
itellung bing ra6 Oon ibm criehnte ;3ieI unD Der
GrfcI9 isner 8emii5ungen bsi Dem pamaliSem
3neutdnten, rem 5uriteu QNbtowis, al.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
Dermi(1tes.

Griumpbs Ter 6artism In 8ranfrtit.
Sclhe nniersr eoIsn Nltpmal pemrfrat,Itru
potina cattie 3retrr, weltbe Dem 9iaasr IN Se,ua
agf SntrliiaPn' unc 8lbreth cine Mneltuis
iw'ldsn Gem Snusaiier unp %W6 nnmciltn, laprn
mir Gin, e'msn Stif auf fcljenpen Scriau in
6rhnfreit m werfn.
Sci rem Gousours altr @pat1irn 6rantreits
meIber pcr sipci 2Rothen in 9ariS liattfauc, ar
mann elm tuHaer Maaer aus 6ayh, Namsue
6'utert, ren t6btsu Yfeis, rem Gbrenpreis. =
Nah GmpTnnH cirier NIhrht ianpte ibm Qruia
NdrcleOn bunccr;iiinfsi9 prat sccu aetunrene
2Serfe. Gne &Umpaauir rr Sational 0jarrt
rufte NIT elmer 0tuiittAnpe yer ielne 9Dpbnuno
unp itattsk tbm mntfr etsrm trlllam e. SmIb,
ibte GontpiiInrnSe nb. Der Wlniiter rrs 6ffent
l'dben u"tfrrttiS luo ION ,m cincm fejtlihen Nfit
td8Smne!e en-, pobfi TER NL,1er einfn Mas ,pi
ben Ger 0aft;n reS Niiniuiittre unp Vrin, N,.
p1IeSh etRHalni. 2luBtr rlcicm iunaeu Ofou,,e
trranNew mob Spri anpere 6art,se Nrriie. 0u
''nsm Ha"pe mir 6rantrcih gilt Itintrlcetuetle 4us.
ietAnun5 het atu ltren9itn Smpwn ais Die bStbn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
y3ceiitguitecn. =

Der ,,Nn3stQer" crldtin itbcu Wiitucd uno Scnre
eeeno' iunl bebIabrten SuticrptpnepreiS ppn s in
SerauSiahun0 rbcr p Cts Nnat iobtor all Ole rep
ar39er 9lusp1rtiec Ntrnucntcn tcctcu cen %cuuo an
cen ocr0ie9eoer lceCreSrr 675l Qefllslt euSleuccn
SptNSRot SctfTd9e uno Nfttbcin9cn lpcrrcu euntbar
ehigesen9cnpnlnien uno auf SerlOustu bctplirt.
@hie9tn uno Setanntm1turacn 0uer Mri pcrbcn inter
te9shoen Stom9ungen ouf9enomuen: Gumalj9c @iuruds
19 tts SQUARES GO Sclten pbr peni9cr btloen enCn
SAuNre) 81 Cts NrrimaIisc Giurudns 20 Gte ulo fiir
eote mgttete Nal 20 Ge.; tc @t,h6iteGn;ct6eR per-
Gtn ur Si2 IN batIobrittr SCrausiabuug enlightenment
VFpBefe anjtigen merecn YcrbIlmtBnGBtg ttrcumrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
Sas 1trtbcil.

Der Snter itart brci G6tnr fanocn
llm oee 0elicbtcn 9ribt bcr,
Ste wctntcn niht. itppA lie iiblttu
Den pcrjcnol lctmcv3 nur brjtu mcbr.
Der Jtthtcr fnm unb rcibtt i6Wcigeno
yin ptr9amcnt ZEN S6bncu Oar,
9ScraSf pcS &atcra lester 9Eiuc
Srn lciner 0nno 9cIhrictrn war.
9tur Gincr lit mrin Srhn unc Gr6c,
Vie anreTn inc: iinp lremccs SlIt,
So ltdnr 9clhricteu o'cr melhcr
Geu Grtc icin Ypm Gatcrgut?
Oa rtcf elm iCocr oru rrn trciru:
SD rims, ih bin Ter nab Spbn!
Sc mar Die Gjntraht, mnr ric G,r6c
&uS ibrcr NRtttc meg IcFpbu.'
Ter Nihtcr Iproh nit mclrm Grnlle:
"9frtmt cuer Yfrii9eihcB. myb!an.
Yer Grtc l. mcr mi! rsm Nicj's
GaS 6erl res Satrr0 trcffsn taun."
Yer ydhnlm tes cntictltcn EatcrS
S@iro ausscltclt in lhurHitcr ;3tit,
llnp irri ocn cen Srrtraanrn @riircrn
Stuo o!irbaIp gum Shub trrcit.
Der brittle itnrrt unp bctt ,uiammcu, =
SrFt rnft rr hGitiG: ,6alht Gin!
3erI'ihet nitt ca5 6rri res %dtcrt,
Sh nil il germ cutertet lsin."
Na lprah rcr 9tihtrr. jtn umarmcnt:
~gScbIan, ru bait ariirNt. Q Scbn!
Gu Rait rcs %ntcrS 6sri setrrTsn:
GO nimn oas Grts bin sum 9Obn."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
5srrenfleiper. 6errenfeicsr. 6srrsntleiou.
g. Gjudaeu timer

So NtainitraBe, nsbsu Dem ct. Ghdres Sptsl
erlaub 6 bas 9sebrte Nubfum auf len spFrs uub OOa
dnoiSe Eager Der mpbcrniten 6crreHfIebr aumcrtam
MAIDEN uno gum Seue peetbsn n;ulaoen gSinerfcirer
fur erTen uno 8ndben Bat ortibe orDBe Muepap!, Die
III ungemein bi9eu 9ren ablaen fann Derieibe BAIT
Suslsib Elm pOldnbises Eager GcntlemenS Surnilpna
@spoe. ais 6empen 6a5 une Gaibentube II. ~, better
Euallt uno III pen blIliaiten Nreiicn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
QUr,ellan., Stein uup WlaemaorensG GjeIhGft.

Dem aeebrtsn eeutiteu 9ubIfum IL FUND.- oa Der Gde
Der Soao uno Driten StaRe en enOrnes 4aeer als
bano Gelirr FUR Die oouemtrtb9dft etdblr it, pesc,s eaS
ein;iee beutle Gjclb6f oieier @t in 8;hm no it, nle
ENFORCEMENT ntbdIt @ias Stsius uno Yortaan>S3aarfn
0te unb Gdben, EInel oIsr slr, RaHses no 2beetanS
56esbrettcr 5pieael uuo Spgslgiisr ac GjrrBsn,
6ubs, 8eib:r, Sfen. uno Sdaufburen, aud alIerbanb
tuis lBaaren uno Spiel;eu9 Discer"Itsuftr weesn
es SprSeiIbaft Fnpen bsi ns ert Yorsuptbtn ca m int
Sanbs no bnsn ousnabswejs 6is strtlufsn ;u fOnuen
S6aopu Grmr., gtt Der 8. u. Sroabiir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
the German ADVERTISERS,

b. HASsEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Satur-
DAY, at 80 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms tor Advertisements reasonable.
Or FL iE: 14S MAIN STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
@sprs 8reitag,
: a nc NJ = IL ub III q dt cr,

g'V' IO1 <JIUNNIII', JNItUNIIUIGt
rmpfebIt scn eeutlten Somen R6ntpnee cu ippbaipr-
zee Sa9er non Oamen Stutcn e9ner S0briIutipu, uno
lasei cetlten frcunblbt ;W einn Seunc ptben ei, h
cr ubtuat 1T itin 9sebrten Hunecn nit gutter uno aud
Sdltemdei9 siGi9cr 98dort bepienen u punen Hpdrar
;turcn p,rneu bciicnS auSacfubrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
J1GuIer III psrfaufen unp III perrenten.

Der lnrTihnett bat mebrere in Seerpnirdee, piihcr
ESrcap> uno Wariba StraBe 0ss9ere 6Guicr. bic
ben sinti9cn 3oinJunSen uno billi9em 9reie im Ser
Fauf an6et Gmia oereben tOnnen au sercntet unp TO-
aleiA bsioaen rpcreeR. efpbn 9 dab,
l2IIl GGe prn c}eHeripn> uno Mdrbaaifrafe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
geucr NfGbcllooen

an Srcablr., swichen Der =. unit 3. Strdee.
lntesi6ncter madt benz bcutihen 9ubum bic ergetcnc
gnicSe, bas rbsem 9lote clcn Afpteuactn 61uet
rru. Sctcute &rbcitcn eroen 9elma69pu uno mbslllt
!b,Iis auesefub.t. Htporaturen prompt unp blr9.
Sbrp ppr Nretptn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
IS illia i NJ ~ ser,
aSletbithmico,
Ode ter 2tcn uno grratifros

Gde TER 2tcn uno SrrarIfraBs.
Ollie b0e &icmpn ree6fi tinihlaeenbe 9rteen netcn
Silist uHb ibnc auSlelbrI, unc trt DER nEeeinele,
int Su au unO taurbofts @ssit fsins ses6rtcn Sum en-
5ucren III lcn. Ollie 2lricn poratureh wercen idneIl
saueacfubrt gBilliam W9er.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
Seftbdfts= ts=Nm3cigcm.
Is. SsbIc's
.9rpbeS Wager BON Serren- unb Oanen Sduben
uno Stisfel a1cr 9lrt,
6. y sb lc'
Srcdbltr., nabe Der 3ten Strasc

Srpuplh., haRe bfr 5Tcn StraBc,
't fur at9enwdres Soru oufs Isi6baltisc uno Naunio-
tags aueseltattet uno fam Der nterseincte nru &C.
e6en 8unetn une ocm Yubm Die 8eritcruna aeben Sas
e aufs Rttlte Sge btbicnt werbcn "a e Surd per.
ionIi4e Gntau in ben n0rcI6n Stdbten. bic r nur sc-
gtn baar elo 9o bat, hieu in een Gtaub ecitet 1T.
blteBl bemerst oetbe. baB FUR ale bel ib ssauftr
g8asrt 9arantirI unp bitet I'M freurbiiden 3uipru6
I7.gl 6 bS 0ebf,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
BUR Hdhribt.

Qitt6ater scn Savanna unb irCric GlarrCn ben er-
Iutt tti @ba Srpdmeatr, SO. 2l. Mf0ailroBc, rcrr
f9sthtn Ia ne raicbt Gin wrbIalpritcS Wager Gis
,a,rtn Rou6- une Nautataf can 8atrtt unh mrprtacn
tti, msncn S'p atb ;u bstn che liz iht Grfduf anrer-
lpIrla eli. ehe. Srodmtpcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
Grnni Stnunt.

l6S N9rratitrasr, uriibeu Der 8. uub Z. Ctr,
t6dlt Elm rtiht5 UNI pchGlrrtirtrS Eager
Gl6arren, 9ilud>~, Ndu< uno Stnupitdsat
ei1rcr tSltritaou unb Corporation.
fe cr i'm GSrpF AlejnVtrau Ill ren bii9tcn Narttp
fen abldft 9ament ioitn 2StccerpcrIufcr nh 9crlu
antn tti ibm sUrulprcn che lie hre SinGu anetrrttG
ln0tben. Ia IL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06

aSm. Z. 81
Nutfabrtant.
207 Srracitr, ncbcu pem Stcre hrs
nrn. 2. l1t;lh,
emrfGu fir bic icpee S0rn i,iu YpuitinNigst Qascr ot
.ttn ,t unr nptn, rpit OniiiSrr Ulh,n Gtihdf;ir
'rrrlcmnltne Mlttc, u Den biu9trn 9rtn utrtauf
~ II. & ARpprt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,

DTy-NOOus q Tducy-o1OTe,
'9ls. 176. 0de Srpaos II. g. Stru6c. Nc. 176.
9. 30. NuIeub aunt
,crIaust IT'D cas- Qtrbct gIbm aufmerfiom u maiden, baF
itinr 98mcfsoB mpdn9en tic in SrpBtn Sao
rAhI Der ueuccn 9rtt betebcn, une ;u u9cncn tiUcn
pyClCn p;lt n; 9rncurrcn Wtdlcn. ccrtou't werecn.
5h btte teionbcrS fp9encc Nrttet rppr:
S5tintnici0c. III thDor; IND allen @fpccf0rbcn,
Mi0liu Stl0n. 90ni uno balbmcucnt,
SIC ilpS 9ani urb lbrrclrle
9lc,bc rllgcii;bc yctripaue.
Ncd,rcS nirrclanrheo luh unb GoiiimcrcS.
ShawlS @,apte g. cpie cine 9rpft MuemobI I1puc-
fcepiu0 &ppGS wrl:ncr blumippllensn Srimrfcl,
Gin SCiiS eetS iser5 niro er9ebcn,t rrbttcu zen
9. ~. 81 &pitr taum,
ilbC Sull ucGcu AROrfle
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06

= Sisac ytsmtOn, rsRn glasse NIT Der @s.
ibitte rer Gnfabrurg Don OampFtocttm sn1e
..r,Irthtrn It, 1T am Monias I'M 90 S<bre Ieints
tndtlsrn @etsns gcitVrbtD. er rar pey rrltr, wsls
DIR eiae DampftOUt.iHie auf rcm surlpu con.
nnirts; eS mar i'm Sabr 1875 uap lie beitonp
'"s S0efn. grmnr AID Der erIte, Der Oampf
'Nte m't slnem lplB'ssn Bug uno Stsrn baute
HnO einIubrte. Sm 9nbr 1885 baute sr not
Nitler 2Seiir ten SolcUn unb balo payous nj,
)trro, ,}immlca unp SIpsQmerisa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06

@5eIddits ts<@r6fnun8.
g. SibinBer, Shlpicr uno MaIhiniit,
9ruartraBr. Swilhcu Der l. unp 2. Strabe, i'm
l6auis res Srn. 5r. 6ple,
cmreb h uen Ercunben uno ecutihen 0u6lifum ;ur
Nafrisuns oler boiltrdr6ecn unb 8Epdratren. 8riNn
nsrs m0ts h 9Utrcro auf mciuc Sbabtrte, Stopp~
s8ita, ,Wabinen aumetfan,, FUR Gte ib saratitrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06
81. % uiicn.
Cabinet = Maker,

81. % fen.
Cabinet Maker,
Ste StraBe, spiiden Sroap- unc War1baCltr
sue Stbciutartcu unb bie in Sciem Gjci66it purfrm
Trrbeu Rtrnroiurcn Dutl uno tlilt ouSotubrt
lin rcct ,atlrcihs NufGoe 6itIet er9cbcnlt g. 81
ShrtincrarbeiteH uup Hcpnraturcu
;rprt,n llntrrrihum ihnCI uub tst ouSefuErt uS
s3asoitue ogf Srltcuun9 ou9cferti9t prn
StnrS Weper,
S. StrdFt, ;irlten Srreo> II. Giracciir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-06

8. Npieufelr,
Gn9ros- uuo Gstail 6GntIcr in @iNarrcu, 8aur,
9tdub, uup Shuupf Sltnf.
Slr. 1873 9roleitrafe, %jtmcno. Sa.
6Slt eiu pob(arc5 PAGER c6 npprtirter Gonrr.n unb
tann gSi,etrrcrfdufern e 9inlti9ten 9retlc ltelen
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-30
Notice to Whale Ships.

lIESsRS. Balm & BURTT GENERAL MERCHANTS,
vi Ship and Commission Agents, residing at AHcklrnf
New Zealand hereby respectfully tender their best services
supplying with and refreshments OF kind
for purchasing dsposng of OIL bOne &C. for cashing bills
of exchange generally for the transaction of all other
shipping and mercantile business.
H sailing directions for the port Of Auckland, Messr
Balm Burt refer commanders of whale ships and
other vessels TO Henry HodswoTth, Captain of the port
Honolulu Consuls of the United states, Laha
na and Iiilo
Honolulu, 2sih August, Is55. lift
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-30
Notice.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by His Highness the Minister OF the Interior, to zee
that no water BY those who have the PRIV
ee Of taking the Government pipes; begs TO IN
all parties, that he has been instructed 70 notify
the Harbor Master of whom he may ind having
ppe exceeding half ineh attached the main or branch
pipe likewise of those who have fountains
on their premises allow their garden taps OF hose
20 ru after o'clock the evening. w. r. JoCkDAn,
uonoInlr s.nf M 1871 Constable
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-30
New Cropl

NUCAR and Molasses Of rhe crop Of 1853,
.rIS I'm the sf'"" ''AA'.N'a' ~" Z. sRrwEa o.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-30

L. ?. FISHERS
ADvE ERTIsING GENCY,
GAN FRANCIsCo-No. I7Ii WASHINGTON STREET
~ up stairs nearly opposite Maguires Opera House.
L. p. Fisher is the authorized gent of the
Polvnesian, Honolulu, S. l.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l.;
Sacramento Union,
MaIysvIle Herald,
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald
Nevada Journal,
Grass Valley Telegraph,
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette
TuOlumne Courier,
Mountain Democrat Ptacervillej
Empire County Argus, Placerville;
CalaveTas Chronicle, Mokeumne Hill
Shasta Courier,
ManpOsa Gazette,
Yreka Weekly Union,
Trinity Journal, WeavervIllej
Iowa Hill News,
Weekly Ledger, Jacksonj
San Jose Telegraph,
Sonoma County Journal,
Folsom Dispatch,
California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star,
Santa Barbara Gazette,
San Diego Herald,
Alameda County Gazette,
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's,
Naps County Reporter
Sierra Democrat, DOwnIeville,
Humboldt Times, Union;
Oregonian, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman. Salem, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate Salem, o. T.;
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville o. Tt
Pioneer and Democrat, OLYMPIA, w. T;
Washington Republican, Stelacoom, w. T.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico,
HOngkong Register.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

A REMEDY FOR Perhaps
no rsmedy has been prescribed in
severe cases Of this distressing dis
ease with more general success thar
the following: Immerse thick, po'
rous paper in a solution of nitrate
of potassa, oil common saltpetre, and
hang i, up to dry. At the approach
of raroxysm, allow the patient tc
inhale the vapor by burning it in Z
room, or smoking it In tobacco pipe
We have several times prescribed it
and in the majority of cases the re-
lief it afforded was most magical
The solution of nitrate Of potasss
should be a saturated one, and after
the paper has become dry, it would
be we'll to immense second time
very good plan of filling the room
with vapor, is TO roll up a sheet o.
the proper size and place it 10 can,
dlestick. Ignite the end, and it will
burn gradually and the vaper will be
diffused throughout the loom. Il
is easily obtained and we'll worthy
of a ial.-Jownal of Nsdsca1
Science.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
RATHER TOO FAMILIAR. = We heard

RATHER TOO FAMILIAR. : We heard
a young man yesterday complaining
thus: Went and bought dozen
paper collars, thought they we're very
nice, strand so cheap, SIR. They
we're cheap, exceedingly cheap u!
] put it 10 you. sir, as friend. il
it isn't cutting il too fat-decidely
loo Fat sir, to have great loafer
come along, when you are all dressed
for church, sir, and. tear the whole
eide Of your collar to light his detes.
table cigar with, sir, as he did mine
! sir, exhibiting compound fracture
of the garrote extending half way
around bis neck. ="
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

CLEAN MILKING. 1t is sometimes
forgotten that the last gill of milk
drawn from the cows udder is the
best part Of every milking. Care
full experiments, made in England,
show, according to report lately
published, that the quantity of cream
obtaiped from the last drawn cup,
from most cows. exceeds that of the
first in the proportion of twelve to
one. The difference in the quality.
also. is considerable. Hence, a per-
son Who carelessly leaves bot halt a
pint of milk undrawn, loses in real
ity as much cream as would be at
forded by six or eight pints, at the
beginning; and loses, too, that part
of the cream which gives the rich
ness and high fliyor to his but
ter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
Wise anu qtherGise.


Speaking Of bores, says a victim
lof that species, can scarcely i'm.
agipe one capable of ipflicting more
misery than an intolerabe whistler
i can stand a fife when all the
world is armed and equipped on
training day, and drum with its
fang, fang, that serves to drown
its screams, but to listen to a poor
pucker.r, l prefer death in some
easier, if no. quicker way. ! al
ways think of the French stage
coach driver, who being very muct
annoyed by. such a bore, turned
upon him, with. Mine frien, vat fol
YOU all time yiSsol? You loss yor
dog, eh?
A yagabond looking fellow, witt
some wit nevertheless, was brough
before a magistrate at Tourbridgs
on the charge of stealing turpips
After making some doll remark, h
was asked by the magistrate:-
But didn't you take the turnip
found in your pocket? Certainl,
not, said TIE prisoner. | went t
sleep in the fsld among the turnips
and the three you found in m,
pockets grew in them while i la.
there, the heat causing them I
| shoe. up faster than ordinary.
steal turnips, your worship! /
scorn the idea.
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Prices Reduced |!

IT HAVE large Stock of Summer Goods
i comprising fac Double Skirt -Bereges
Double Skirt Organdies, plain and striped
Bereges; rich Orsandie Muslins, Painted ] ac-
onsts and Lawns, Collars and Undersleeves
fine Scarfs and Shawls, Bonnets and Rib
bous, Gents Summer Clothing, all of which
will be sold 20 per cent below the usua
price. Come one come all and get Bargains
am determined to sell.
July 81, 1859. TIC. GOODRICH.
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A darkey preacher arose to an
nou nee his text as follows: In de
fust 'pistle of Clover. second chap
ter and Two hundred and pinety-(ust
verse! - Hold up, Doctor, cried out
one Of bis hearers, you've got in de
wrong book, you mean the ''pistle
of Timethy,I 'spose? The preacher
hesitation a moment. with very
profound look, said, Well, | mus
cave in, dis time; though I know
dat We text was somewhar among
de grasses!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

My old nurse, Mrs. O'Toole, said
cousin jerry, was woman of log.
ical mind. | was very sick once,
and the doctor left me an atrociously
bitter drug, which / rather declined
taking. It's the DOCTORS orders,
cried that good lady, and if you
don't so by his orders it's no use
for you to be sick at all. / swallowed
my own scruples aud the doctor
also.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15
farm am @arnsm.
Plant Shade Trees.

In many Of the villages in Ohio,
and New England States, there are
associations for the purpose of plant.
ing out and protecting shade trees.
Some few Of the towns of Missouri
aud Illinois bear witness, in the fine
cid street shades, of the thoughtful
ness aud labors OF these who have
gone before US, but the greater
number OF our towns are barren OF
any shade, and both men and beast
condemned to pass the summer IN
them. have to endure the full blaze
of our clear, hot SUP; and clear and
hot it by one who has endured 1.-THE
past three weeks will dispute. The
following from the Country Gentle
man, shows what may be done in any
village by a little exertion, and now
is the time, while the sun and heat
continue, to get up the association
and collect the subscriptions:
The beauty of a village, as every
person of taste is aware, does moi
depend On its shewy buildings Sc
much as its shady trees. Any place
properly ornamented with trees il
handsome; without them, the mos
easily architecture is bare and unat
tractive. The citizens Of UnioI
Springs, a thriving village on tb,
banks of Cayuga Lake, resolving t,
profit by these results, formed an as
ISOLATION, with the following regula
items 10 substance: Each membe
pays an admission lee of one dollar
which is applied in procuring an'
setting out trees 10 such places a
the owners are unable or unwilling t
plant -any additional sum from
member is expended 10 planting trees
at cost, along his own grounds, O
where he may direct.
The admission fee Of the associf
ton amounted in the first place /
some forty or fifty dollars-a part {
which was from day iabofers TO b
expended in work. The executiv
committee, after exploring The adj
cent country, found fine Gatur'
nursery of NAPLES and other nativ
trees, which they secured ct five do
lars per hundred. They we're du
with tie roots, (the roots are con
monty cut off in such cases,) all
several teams were dispatched f
them. Over six hundred trees ha,
been thus procured at a small cos
and have been placed along ii
street; and if half Of them grow an
flourish, they will increase the ma
ket value of the lots they adoi
mt least ten times the amount of tt
expenditure. This may net be tx
best mode, in every particular, of a
comprising so desirable an objec
but it may furnish hints for an in
proved mode of proceeding in 9th
places. 1t will be perceived that
all such cases, cattle must be excl
ded from the streets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-15

A paper once said: E. B. Doolit-
tie is in the habit of stealing pigs,
and robbing hen-roosts. If he does
not desist. we shall publish his name.
This is equal to the minister at a
camp-meeting, Who said, If the lady
with the blue hat, red hair and cross
eyes, doesn't stop talking, she will
be pointed out to the congregation.
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NA.A,M.,T A,MI'A,AS;I,

YNHE subscriber has opened shop, at Cobbs
4 Tan Yard, for the purpose of doing
all kinds of House and Ornamental
Painting, Gfaining, Marbiins, G.a-
zing. and Paper Hanging. at the low
est prices. All orders from the country
promptly attended to. Satisfaction given or
no charges made. During his absence, all
orders left with Mckinney + Alexander will
receive prompt attention.
NV. B. CAPPS.
March 3D..
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500 Reward !!

DROKE jailin the county of Lincoln, *
I'D about December last, my Negro X
Man, NELSON. will give $50 re- ~
ward for the apprehension of said Nelson in
the county of Lincoln, and 500 if caught ont
of the county of Lincoln-in either case. said
Nelson to be delivered to me, or lodged in
Lincoln county Jail.
DE S O RI TIoN.
Nelson is IL to 20 years of age, about feet
6 inches high, has one or two scars on his face.
and had on when he broke jail, heavy. bushy
harris blacksmith by trade, and will weigb
from $50 to 140 lbs.
u.y !. JAMES P. BURKE
Fayetteville, Tenn, June 4, 1s57-tfy