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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-16
Nmertfauti6e Ntnbrtbtcn.

Ga Die Seuer t. 8 ~ $
gung. gir baben ben SEE fern be8 y@eder"
aleS W e ii d e iiber bic 6euerfrelier-
Seme9un9 mit9etbeilt, miirpen e8 aber fir
bDAft unpoIenp unO u1redt baltelt, o(le bic
fallden unO totem @eritdte, mel9e jebt aus
Den B9uutaliesS palten be8 sc. 9. Scrub in
eiuen 3beil Der reotticndreu SuSeSprele itber>
9eben unO 9ewGbnlid idot am allDeren Sage
wtcerle9t perpen, l1ad5utlatlden. IS 1T dus
Berlt 9tmtlienlc5 BON Der Yreiie, ipenn ie Elm
beltebenoe8 uebel ourd erlp9ene Sdauer0ez
mdlpe tn8 glaue binein per9rD6ert; tenn nidt
nllr lagt Ite baDurd iGren 2e1ern unnGtbioe
SelprYniiie unO unnGtbi9eu Sdredeu Elm, lons
oern eber pur9 ptelen m%utbmiQi9 berppr9erufes
nen S9refen bel4ipi9t lte Sanpcl unp &C.
perbe aui'8 empfinpli4ite.
Die &c. .. g III ein 9enlGBt9t republic
fanii9e8 8latt, Hest nit Nedt Den Seem 2)prfer
86ri enudrnern Die 2epiten ipe9en ibrer Nn0It=
buberct. Sie 6ei9t, ooB pa5 unipnS=@ ebriQt
etpo8 gang NlteS 1T nno RAP Die 6euerfrel1er
berettS piele Wfetlen melt binter ibren DO
per QSabl ou89eltpBenen Orpbungen 5uriifsee
blteten lino. Sic Drpbten nit auaenblidlis
dern Nu8tritt fiir ben 6al BET grmablun9 0iu=
coins. Aber mas BADEN lte leit 2incpln'S @r.
rablu19 9et9an ? Selbit SiipsGarolina, la9t
Die yt. y. Zines, Bat iid nidt meiter 9erpast,
ais Bis our Ginberuf flung zines Staat8cpnpentS
Der nod D15u er1t in peEl Staate ielblt etue
lplde Yanique berppr8erufen DAB bic 8arfeu
CUR Gin lteuun9 ibrer Saar6ublunsen gcnDtbist
mOrpen Itnp. Sin GunOe8l enatpr bat auf lei=
nen StB per5idtet unD Elm babies 0usellp &anz
%otOateu bewerben Itd parurl. Gin 8unDe8=
ridter BAT bic Htdterbanf perla1len, aber paa
Bublitum eriudt ben Sunpe8ppltmellter, ietu
Amt al beb1Iten, ba e8 Den Dom 8unpe be5a1lz
ten PoItbetrieb nibt p~erlieren mag. 90 meit
1T bic 2p8reiBun9 lis iett in SitDzGarplina
8eoieben - unO babel ltebt Sios@ arplina
nr6 1T Der porDerlte 9tet6e.
Sn Georgia per3i6tet Senatpr TDDmbS iaui
leinen Sis = nah Dem 4. Mdr5 1861! ll8-
Damn lduft AUDI SperIpn'8 Imtatermin alb uuo
bis jeet lift fein Na4fpl9er fir Jpn gema6lt,
Sn Der @eieb9ebun9 miro papDn aeiprpdeu,
Manufacturmaarer aus nOrpliden Staaten III
belteuern unO in Ausulta beldliebt etne aus
100 bis 200 belits uno einfluBlplen Snoipt.
ruen befebenpe ~Seriammluug, cine MtiQicu
Ooaur8 our 8ewaffuun9 beS Staate8 auf5us
%brinSenl Oa8 1T Ales, mas in Georgia q e.
y a n mproen lit; 9ei4watt bat man an,
Berbem nod le9r piel. ODD aus alien &unos
Sebun9en Der oifentliden Sti'nnlung I'M Staate
parf man NIT 3uoerii4t i4lieBen, 6aB orei
Stertel Der Glnppbner DEM sar3eu 2o8reis
bun9S- prolett eth ral6e8 @npe MAIDEN merpen,
IcbalO eS nl1r IN elmer balbwesS 3reifbareu @e.
ltalt a%uftritt.
Sn Ilabama = Der 0eimatb Oancep's -
bat Der @cuperneur beidlplIen, niGt einmaI
einen Staat8cpnpelt a%u83ul6reiben, ebe MIDI
Die Stimnen Der WablndnnercoIesie off.
5iell 9e3ablt lino, mas eff I'M 6ebruar seldiebt,
Die @eIebsebun9 bat nidt einen ~ein5tseu
S9ritt our 5erbelfii9rpu9 eiaer 3rennun9 &c,
than, mpbl aber perren golfSperl ammlulseu
9ebalten, nn Wlbertano se9en bic @rbebuna
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. naari6ten waroen bstanntli6 i6On BON Saltfar

|"H''NtN" ~"'U'' VI|"tVu|lH IWVN WV gutVuF
tele9rapbirt.
Tol9enoe Na6rt@ten aus G9tna linb na93u=
tra9en : Der en9l. unb fran3. @e1anbte tparen
ais @Glte pe5 &atlerS NIT elmer tleinen GaSale>
riezgebefun9 na9 9ettng ab9esansen.
Die Gtnnabme Der 6ineilaen Sorts burG bic
Aniirten eriOrOerte erobe &lbnbett, Die QQtir,
ten muBten II Ntetlen mar19tren uno fanOen
bic Strabe fart Derl6an3t. Die @nalanber
na6men pas erite Sort. Nm 21. erfol9te Der
@n9rif auf DnS 6auptfOrt gu g8aler burb &a.
nOnenbOOte NIT arm ltrOn9'laeu @el9lben UNI
gu GanO. 3rOb Der fur9tbaren Gerbeerunsen
pel6e bic Nrml trOn9' lGen 0e16Gbe unter ibneu
anrtdteten, bielten bic 3artaren in benz Sort aui
pa6 mutbt9lte Stanp uno unter6ielten Elm til6ti=
9e6 @el 6lbfe1er, Da8 cine Wenge Nliirter meg
rafte, Gnplid aber er9aben (i9 bic 1artaren
9laAOem paS 5auptfOrt gefalen, fol9ttn bic ant.
peren Sorts raid,
Der SerluIt Ger Naitrten lit srcB. % 81.
ttjlere wurpen %Uerlpunoet, baron 2 osf66rlld,
Dem A. en9l. 9fegineut ipuroen 10 Wanr
9etSotet uno so permunoet, benz 67. 9ieoinlen
>pltrcen 6 W1ann set6ptet uitD 40 l6mer Der.
muloet. Der gerlult Der GnglGncer an Sob.
ten uno SerpunOeten betrG9t 161.
Der &oiier g9apoleon bat ben 8prI6lo{
en9ltIder Treiwi0i9en=@prp Yari8 gu beiu:
9cn, our4 leinen Pripatietretir ansenpmmel
uno i91eu erfldren ~loIlen, puB ite bel tens piQ.
fCmmen Ieien.
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Npu mdShindtpn

@ai6tn9tOn, Is, glOp, Senator Sam.
ncnp BON g. Carolina bat ben 8efebl 6tebel
9elAtdt, DAP man feline gfeften naG leiner 6et
mats lAtden ioa. Man lhlteBt barar5, DaB e.
.reli9ntren apta,
Der 6afenzG c(lettpr III 8eaufurt, g.. g.,
bat Der 9fe8ierun9 mitgetbeil, paB er ieinei
Nulte8 eut6rben gu lein mitnl6e, ba CT MD,
r1ter ciaer I9lpur5republifaniiAen Gesierun{
81 btcuen wiinlde. (@ntiebli9D
ga in Siir5e Der Gcn9reB 5uiaumentritt
hem Der Prdlpent pbnebin III ietner Sabres
tptI9aft iiber ben 3ultanO beS Qanbe8 beriG.
ten muB, 10 Pat iid Buchanan entidlcIlen
porber feline proclamation mebr gu %erlaIlen.
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GmrppGti6eN acbrtdbtct1
Stalien,


8pnber neapplttantI6en @ren-
3e, II, Stt., wirp Der 81, g." foIgenOe tarm
olaublt6e Gbatla6e mitgetbetlt Die &dlte ma9t
iiA bter lebr bemertltG, unp wie iebr Die armen
0aribalpianer, welGe nur ibr rotbes wollenes
!6emp ais S6nb ba9e9en beliber, tbren @tutptrz
fun9en mterpprfe fen finn, 5et9t, paB am 13. spet
@uGen ~erfrpret 9%efunoen tpurOen,
WuRlanb.
Neter8Sburg, II. Stt. 2ll15 DEM &au=
falus miro elm reuer 9rpBer Ste9 Der ruliii6en
gBafen e~entelpet. gla9 5 Gasen fortgeleBter
9elaeerun9sarbsiten bat f6 0tl6ped (ptl6sef)
am 16. September ouf @nope amp ~l1ngnape
lammt @arnilpn unO 6eltun9s3utebGr er9eben.
@efan9ene 627 Mann; an Srppbaen ba5 Sell
9tabet5 Datai, 3 6abnen, 5 tupferne unp II
tletne @e14ube Don &|anOnenmetaQ. 8uIlti6er=
leit5 bate man l Sft3ier unp 5 Gemeine oer=
punDet, l @en,eiuer getDptet unp l cpntunptrt.
Ote ubelrte6enpe WarI4auer
@pnferena. g6abrenp Der Gpnferen3 tpurpe
Don bort Der vWiener Drele" 9e1drieben:
Den polnilGen Damen, Die an irgenp elmer
Tfentli6en pper Spf= 8eterlt6tett 3bett nebmen,
prp9t ran bic MGntel NIT SApefellaure 3u BE-
l6atten. Set Der pprsetrigen 1beaterpprltellun9
lpI etpaS Der Dirt audi 9eldeben ietn auberoem
rod bas l5auS 70 tart mad Seufel5ored [ala
fpetipa pab Die Majeltaten erlt 9e9en 9 llbr In
ibre QUse treten %fpnnten; Bis pabin purpe 9e-
rau6ert.
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Gie @abl in 0iratnfen.

lleranprta, Ga., Is. 9}opbr, Die
,,@a5ette" bat 8eridte BON 147 Counties, MEL
dye Sell cine Wtajoril1t bon 472 seben. Die
uO4 ~iibrtSen Counties guben Bel Der lebten
Wabl cine pemptratild e Waioritdt BON 178.
SUnad 1T Sir9inien pobrI4etnli4 fit Sell
IeQu1deu,
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Die @abI iii SnSiand.

Su~otana, Is. NOp. Nu4 umtlideu
Quelen er9ielt III SO Counties 2incOln 1O7,.
631, Douglas "a, 531, 8rediurip8e II, 235
unO 8eu 5OO3 Stlmmen ; peunoA betrd91
Yincpln's relative Webrbeit 22,5OO, bic lid
wpbl ouf $4,000 ltei9ern miro, unp feline abb
inlnte 1000
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@ermania.Mdrf.

Ole Deuti&ea Sattimores, RE e~t9eutbaner cines I6Snen gluseS
tperoen ipouen, af ban fe su ie6er 3ett f9 ~Ser9nhsen f6nnen.
ito %etn9elaoeM, ib IN Der
v1urn6ale"
am Samita9 Qben6. ben II. N%openber, UNI n lbr ~ perIams
meln. Die 9eriammlun9 bat gum 3ped, f4 etnen plas m ibrem
ausl9lebliden @ebrau6e Iu Rdern, uno ipar baS Iodine Stid
2anD uno Waier, nabe Der @tar(estr. @penue unit ~ben/g3ieb.
ausitealn9e.Srunoe @5 1T Elm 10 l6er uno emanttl6,aeleeene
plat, wel9er Ser8e unO 2tiler sini&teBt unc Der ben lHterSet6-
nern jeeer .3eit ~ tbrenl ub tbrer 6omulten gtr9nigen ofGf. ian
lea Dieter Plas ent6ilt SO &der 2mb ~auserbalb Der Staot.
gren3e uno lit trcSoem nttt ipetter entfernt, ais manbe Gteile Der
Staot9ren3e. 1 as 2ano in bid nit 0roBen @alob6umen unb
@rpuen in Der ptttOreeteiten Art beoe6t uo mira nit elmer circo
IL 5B bOben Jen3, einsn un9etdbr Z ader etnl6 teBenoen Gee
splfden SI9eln, enem 9aus fir Elm Sotel 50 Bel SO fub, emer
San3. un6 Gcn3ert Saae A lei 20 SuB, elmer gSetlaufbabn fur
~6uB9Gn8er mo geroe, beinabe a Wi.le e~inne6meno unb nit
8rDBen g@altbdumen umeeben, rereben lpertcn. Gabei mir nod
senu9 0laum fur Spiele aaer &rt bletben, 70 oab oleier p(ab ber
@pmnaltt i~e9lden 8ori4ub leifet. Der gee oient im Spmmer
gum 5i4sn, Seeeln un6 3ur Sa9O, i'm g8tntcr gum S~dliti6u9r
louten. @iae YaKa9er.9aba Wir6 fir S Gents Bis gum plabe
9e9sn. 0tetS 9anO itet9t jabrit i'm g8ertbe unb fam oeplb nit
9rpRen gortRetle pehn 9emini9t, ipieber be fault Wsrben, ouber-
penn et6oblt es Die Snterelien cber bic 0anScn lnt0iten leitt bur9
oas Gtntonlrlen tlr 9ptet, GtntrittSpreis,
IL 6%dnf6unbert @ntbeile, gu 500 elm Seber, rsrb,n ousae.
9eeen, p0pon $40 baar u6 So in Der TDlae monat(i6 DBne
3tulen gu 3ablen fne, Bis Der aan5e 8etrog be,obIt 1T 0a6 3ob.
lun9 BON le@o Yro8ent an bic a~tienbefBef fir i6r capital lit Dot
9elhla9en, ole ueberltuB s@innobmen ais etueu Jeierps. 6prb ot-
3ule9en' Der m u 19eflbr 10 Sa6ren rem 9an3eu Seuoa an bic @f.
t en'nbaber 5uradjablen ~uroe, wObur9 Der Ylab re uer gepinn
pIre, 20
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Seuersbrunft am Oberen Gee.

Surnta, s, vs., IS. gtop. gtu4 ebeu
ein9elaufenen 8eridten 1T pa8 Ma9a5in Der
nprpmel tlifen 8er9tuucpmpa9nie am @a9le
Sarbpr am Sberen Gee nit Den Winterppr>
rdtben ab9ebrannt, Die Mai4inerie 1T iepp4
1erettet.
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HeuerfrefiersD epeid1e.

G9ur1e ton Is. 9eop. Sine Depei4e
lit bier bonn @ouperneur bon Slprioa etu9ez
%laufen, norris ct erttart, paB 6lOriDa NIT Glib
Carolina 9eben merpe. (Daraber bat mpbl
pa8 Splt ppu 6lprioa unb ni4t Der Serr @pus
perneur 51 entl9eipen. Step. ,. 3D.
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Seuersbrunft in gnbsGarplina.

Gbar1eiton, IS. gtop. Sn letter Nadt
1T Die 8ei8mitble in Weltppint ab9ebrannt.
Der SerluIt betrd8t $4,000. Oas 6euer eat=
ltauo our4 9~teibun9 Der MulAinen,
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Grtrasgtsuna Der p~iratniSd,en G;esesaesuna,

Nt Gmpnp, IS, 9tpp. @rp. 2etder bal
bic Sci ee9ebun9 ouf ben 7, Sanuar einberu'
fen, I'M, ME er ia9t, rubi9 uno melt
iiber Den @tanO Der Gffutlifen Nn9ele9enbei'
ten III 6erQt6en.
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Ntnc Nm5eigem.

nntcrrtebt TIT Ser engltf1em Sprnebe.
OenIta9 unb Sretta9 &teub bon IS ubr unb So nbr in
lnelnen Sbul 'Sptale, 81 Saucpertr. (Sdneer-SaG). Reue
Ebellnebmer tEnnen beute Ibeu6 eiutreien:
SonntaS Ta9mitas llnterrift BON "A rbr.
% OIL $. &tSIer.
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Sustal bemUfrattiber XnrnsN eretn,

Seute Mben6 8 llbr n@rtra.g 9 riammlun9.
Sdmntltte Mit9lteber ptroen hermit anf9efCr6ert pInftli6
gu erI9etneu, tnbem @el6atte bon GROCER WtEtt8teit p~prlie9su.
s s, 8runnert, Spredsr,
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@emben, &emSen, &emSen.
Wpdm'S 6emper

VFVWEW y TJNEFVEW
Stsen gut
Tra9en Fb gut
@inb gut ssuta&t
aus benz befcu feiniten Stoff fir 81 rs,
@ute Semeen 3u b~tQi8eren B;eten.
Ssmbeu werten fur rs Ste. aus bent uns eeGeFerteu Stcff sen6bt
ADAMS, 146 g8eh- SaItimpreitr. (cben autO
Wr. Gbams isIbit lift eiu rrattti&er SemSenma3er, SPt24,t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WStr loeen 80 eberoelfiufer freuneIuh Elm, uner reitbaIti1es
Enforcement BON Spiel. gSaar Tin @us ui6etu gu aebmen. Sdmnnt-
ltGe @tut6ufe wurben burtb einen SbeIboter unierer Sftrma in ben
btasitsn Sabrifen @urppa'S scmadt, mpsmG M T in BEN Stane
Sekst limb, benz R6ufer Die neueitn @e9snfanbe ~anSubieten un6
gu ben %niecri9iten Preieu %ab;ugeben.
S6perbtman Il Co.,
Rpp5 Int 80, Z & 9 HGrb.Sorparbhr,
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STIR @ctbuncbten

yWC NSETDITUVDIEW
SIN 6Ul9e @%turidtun9 ser 8 gta9en lber neuem 2absn fir g8bo.
leiales(Sel66ft bin ib I'M Stanbe. netneu reibbaItisen @prratb bon
@aaren better gu entalten. @eeerpertiufer tSnnes lest nit oucr
WluBe lbe &uSpabI treffen. pbne pom &eail -SeifSit beeinh6d-
t9t gu ieu. Greu meme 9rincSp, 10 bili9 ipie is NIB Elm Saus
Der Staet gu rertauien, bite i'd nm SabIrcihen gefub. ScIHe,
bic .SairS"peranitaIteu, erbalten ss00en gu g8brIeialc.gretien
SEQ y. Stetnbo9,
Supporter & Spbberin
S1ncp @ppo8, Enps, Bottoms, 8astcts, 9arfumerp Il.
70 &. @altimGreltrr nobe GripoIstS aaep
Spp6-R ,Gemple Of ;Sancn..
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Scle9rapbtibe Wa6rtdbten.
8ert6tct fir ben Baltimore @eder.

0te GanaSa in Spftpn-
SSeitere eurOpdiiAe Nadlridbten.
8pfpn, Is, gpp. Der Dampfer Canada
fam beute NaAmittag bier an, Seine 9aupt-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

ARoUT HATING Hate not. 1t is not
worth while. Your life is not long enough
to make it pay 10 cherish iIl-will or
hard thoughts towards any one, What
if that man has cheated you, or that wo-.
man has played you false? What if this
friend has lorsaken you in your time of
need, or that one, having won your ut
most confidence, your warmest love, has
concluded that he prefers to consider and
treat you as stranger? Let it all pass
What difference will it make to you in q
few years, when you 60 hence to the
undiscovered country All who i'll
treats you now will be more sorry for it
then, than you, even in your deepest dis
appointment and grief, can be.
A few more smiles, few more tears,
some pleasure, much pain, little longer
hurrying and worrying through the, world
some hasty greetings, and abrupt fare
wells, and our play WILDE "played out,
and the injurer and the injured will be
led away, and ere long forgotten. Is it
worth while to hate each other?
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

QUITE TIE REVERsE.-The most over
whelming instance OF ''subsidin& that
we heard of occurred a lew days ago in
one OF our large ioundry-yards. The pro-
pfietor OF the establishment is a man OF
trictly ant-hiialutin notions, both il APP
pcMance and address, but withal a man
Of sound sense and strong mind, who has
raised himself by these qualities to a
most enviablc position in business and
peonnlary way Looking after his bus
meas, as usual, the other morning, a gent
Of considerable dimensions, Of exquisite
,hape and from according 10 his own
uea3nromea hustled up to Colonel A.
DO you belong to this pIace?7
No, said the Colonel, bIuhly, ''uut
Inc place belongs TO me,
cent subsidized and retired ont ol view.
.ilsnt'y and eEpeditouaIy and looking a
ii cruelly hunt, somewhere.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE,


CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEk EEPERS.
THE most simple, economical, and durable
l. article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of wash-day.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists Of metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood,
with ribs. There is space of from to in
ches between the two cylinders. One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and effectually
removing the dirt. The action OF the water
does the work quickly ,dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN e HYATT,
Pfoprietors,
81 Beekman street.
NB-State and County Rights for sale, and
purchasers supplied with machines at whole.
sale on liberal terms.
CO. Mac hine is in operation by a iaundress
daily, at our Salesroom, 439 Broadway,
ie lS-3m
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMEN9

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELLERY, &c.
INHE subscriber has just laid in new and
l. beautiful assortment OF goods in his line,
such as
Clarionets, Flutes, Flageolets,
Flies, Violins, Guitars. Spanish Guitars.
Finest Italian Guitar and Violin Strings
Together with all the materials in connection
with the various Musical Instruments Also,
Base and Kettle Drums, Drum Heads, &c.
Also, Nautical instruments, of all kinds, such
as Quadrants, SeXtants, Spy Glasses, &C., and
an assortment of new and beautiful Jewelry,
Watches, &C., all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. kAYTON,
fe ely No 3West Main street.
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aeI READ. THIS. @1a

aG@ READ THIS. @sa
to buy Cheap and Fine Clio
thing.
MTISfIiNG to close out our stock OF Fall
w and Winter Clothing to make room for
our Spring and Summer supply, we offer such
will find it to their interest to call at the Ba-
zaar before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN T LESTER & co,
ie Is Under the Atlantic Hotel.
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NO MISpAkE
p ~ p
L. s A l. U s b u RVS

NORFOLK, VA,
ESTEAE best place to buy your FURNITURE
l. and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
and the best assortment to be found in the
South. My warehouse which is five stories
well filled with stock which cost over $40, 600.
In addition to this I have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best OF
workmen, which is constantly turning out the
which has taken the premium at every Fair.
And to meet the wants of customers / will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time Call and examine for
yourselves. L SALISBURY
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

JUSTICE IN AsuEs!-lt ID an Italian Gus
tom, (aS our readers may or may not
know to carry an oarthen pot, filled with
hot ashes, in cold weather. A corespon-
dent of the Boston Transcript thus writes
from Floronce:-"A lew days ago went
into the courthouse TO hear a tlla. Tho
great hall was dismally cold, not being
warmed at all, either by furnace, stove
or fire. place. Imagine.my disposition to
smile when q ponderous doyI was swung
open with great pomp, by an official in
fall reglmentals, and slowly entered with
immenco dignity five Judges, 8owned
and otherwise decorated, each holding
very uaht q &o1d4i~a i',t ef hot "8aea
with both hands, did .lulle.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

ARIsTooRACY. One Of the pareenu
ladies Of our village, but would-be Won
derful arstocratic in all her domestic con-
Germs, was visiting few days since at
Major G--------'s, (all know the old Ma
jor when after tea the following CONVEX
satiou occurred between the Majors old
fashioned lady and the "top-not," in
consequence Of the hired girl occupying
q seat at the table.
"Why, Mrs. c., you do not al
low your hired slrl to cat with you at
the table? Its horriblc.
Most certainly do. You know this
has ever been my custom. 1t was so when
you worked for ne-~dont you recollect?
This was cooler" to silk and satin
greatness; OF as the boys call it, Goldfish
ariStocracy' After colorlng and SIAM
mering, she answered in very low voice
- -I-b-e-l -i~e-v-e-i-t.W- a-s," and
slopcd'
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

d
FUR INFANTS.
sold this article for
S A Y, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine-N L Y f II
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely used
instance of dissatisfac.
used it. son the con.
with its operations,and
est commandments is
ical virtues. We speak
DO KNOW, after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPuTA.
HENToFwHAT WE HERE
every instance where
from pain and eXhaus
70 u n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins.
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
SKlLLFUL NURSES
corrects acidity, an d
to the whole system
has been u S e d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only relieves
b u t invigorates t h e
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND G o L / G, and
which, if not speedily
We believe it the BEST
THE woRLD,in sllcases
D I A r r II G A IN
1t arises from teething
cause. We would say
has a child suffering
going complaints-Do
DIcEs, NOR THE PREV
between your suffering
that will he SIRE
SURE--to follow the
timely used. Fun di-
accompany each bottle.
the fac-simile of CUR
New York, is on the
thro ghout the world
edar street, N. York.
: bottle. my 30-ly.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-24

WuCll pldCGiSlIS tG luS Cdl, WOO vCllluCut
for his abilities as he was remarkable for
his great bushy head of hair, which was
anything but smooth and glossy ringlets.
Pushing q witness in his cross-examina-
ton little harder than patient man
could well bear, he asked, after one or
two answers to similar questions had been
given:
elbow could you tell it was my client,
Mr.. Davis? How did you know him?
Would you know him? Would you know
me if you would see me again.
Witness, after placing his hands on
his sides, seemed to scrutinize his interro-
gator closely, while the courtroom was
very silent, watching the witness and the
Judge as they eyed each other.
Eyes l could. if you would not comb
your hair.
The Judge joined heartily in the laugh
and guessed he would let that witness
take his seat
''CoME REST IN THIS BOSOM Che of
the fullest bosons of ancient or modern
times, says the Boston Herald, was ex-
hibited at the first station last evening,
when woman, who had been picked up
drunk on the sidewalk, was brought in.
There was an unusual fullness in the
region Of her bosom, which induced q
suspicion that it was not natures handi-
work. and voluntarily she commenced
revealing the mysteries of that portion of
her person, not, however, in such man.
ner as to shock the sensitive nature of the
oilicers.-She removed from her dress a
bottle of champagne, two plates, half a
dozen oranges, ten doughnuts, four pieces
Of cake, pound of tea, coffee-pot. grid
iron, and, no doubt, would have brought
to light Il cooking-stove, if the officers
had not been tired Of receiving the articles
drawn from their seclusion, and begged
her 10 desist. That woman would be q
treasure to a man about to start to Call
ifornia by the overland route as he could
carry such quantity of refreshments in
her bosom, and always have them handy.
COULDN'T FIND HIM oUT.-Tom
Hobbs, coming one day into the Office of
a country lawyer, of remarkable domestic
habits, and perceiving him, as usual, i'm
mersed in his books, with very grave
countenance, addressed him as follows
"Weli, Squire, declare; l have known
you, man and boy, these twenty years,
and yet | can't fiud You out
The Squire looked extremely grave at
this imputation upon his character, and
bemmcd and hawed a number of times,
before he could give utterance to his sur
prise.
IVhy, really, Tom" at length said he,
II have always tried to sustain repUta-
bic character. believe have always
dealt frankly and above board with
you"
"True, .true," replied Tom, strokimg
his chin with his left hand, as il weigh
ing the import of his words, "but for all
that, | must still say can't find you
out"
"What do you mean. Tom? Just ex-
plain yourself; for, really, ! don't under
stand the meaning Of this charge"
81 mean as I say" said Tom. 81 can't
find you out; and the reason is, Blowing
profoundly to the lawyer | always find
you in.