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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
18th. SESSION

Rev. M. G. MIcHELBAcHER's School.
Dfm 9ee9rten p%eutInsn YubIifum btenc ,r
NnSetae, eab meme S6ule fur &naben MD
Tfas6en GIN crffn Muntas i'm Septembsr mir.
Der rrGfhst weroeu miro.
Sn meiner Shule perbrn bic eno(i16e.
oeutlde, Frani61Ite uuo bstr6il&e Spradsn
untsrriStct, rteBio Grieu, S&reiteu, 0scara.
pbtf, @eihiAte, gfatHrle6re, 9aturesl6iAt,
3.-&nen unh auf @srlau9en nu9 Bud,
eaitun8. @le @sGIlfrn Babe i6 ,psi aeabte
Sebrfr, Die in isber 6inlibt ibrtn Sddern ae.
pa6ieH fup. @stne Shnlsinmer |ns i'm sd.
ie,uent Der Ssnaspse az H., na1s MarIbalfr.
9ieieniben GItsrn, bic mir iere Rineer an.
oertrnuen poasn. lnp erluAt, mir 6als lie an.
iei9s Su maiden, "a ib mir cine tlsine Nn,ab
neuer SdlIer ~anne9men fam.
R. s. @fGet6a&er,
@de rer 1. unO War1haairase.
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- u f { 4.

Die uuterIetbneten cr,nubrr Ids Gtermit. orrr
ibrcn Urtuureu UNI Sttanmten oe croebsn{fe
In3ctae Su moGen, tob -or. Gee. 6. 5hmeoerIr
pOn Der 5irmd battorf mup 60, 81 &arp Str,
BON Dem NnrceG suriif9tfcbrt IT uuO t~eluupers
btCiSe Gtutduf, iar SAT- sema6t Sat In
gSeinen. liquors, Gi9arren, Qtmburocr ,RSI.
GaSbrrrp Sprnp, au6 edtsr oeutIbcr
Ger0tIatpurf,
trel@e Nrtttel Tic Den seebrteu Sunben mGplelale
Nnb retail lu ben b~idts{ep Yreilrl a~b(aITen rper.
ben. Tim einen freuRplj6en 3uTsrih 6itte er.
stbent s. q. Sattorf Co.
y ears @treet.
Hs~ Gin quite tlbles @IaS Bier ltets an Der
Bar.
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YSemgaaiMss :

Yer unter3eianete criaubt iib Dem Wu6lifum
an'u3st9en, oaB leiR gBa9cu unO 8uoas ieper,eit
ofrett lfebt, nm 6dmtiten Su irscnp einsr Gaoes,
gen na@ rtt9en Scr8niiBun8splas ,u febreu.
Osrartt9e Ssltelun8en tGnnen I'm @iIbctm SeQe
-oauS peS 5rn. u. Shap 9emabt perosn.
9S. 6ebrina
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( Tanch Millinery!

3floome Con,
l,- -'H. ''.1,1eGe efhielt ieeteu elm ueues
""6e t5' laIen, Sauo uno 8lumen, fer.
s' Anepnbl Son aopfgueen unh
'Es amen teSpncers ~ empIt6len,
,IS bein&en. @Ge ptele @Baarsn
ttero'ntli6 biNiaen Nreil,a
@~apame Spn,
SO. SIS Mainfr.
AiSle' & Vt SamstaSS unb Scnntaes
I9eI@lDIsn. 7
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9f'tnt nlts tupurtirte
SSe'ne' SiqnprS mnb%@iaorrrw.

-
hrtsr bsr 6irna "FNS""-o'lNaF efphHte
MKEEVER & BROKEN
""U ~srpsn IN l6rcrn SStsre, SO. 4 graanae
fir 81, G gG', tir p s Str. Nh&mcnp. Sa,
poritrttil NIB inI6neii6tn "0 N"S'' '"PrsR ron TIM
gSell'en, eiquUrS unb Giaarren.
ESnson 9orter, Gcotd ale.
nj r.rs. 49,. Sdrriuee IL. {. No..
w" ~ Ietos NEilid Stcltlben bic ghrfmsrfiamfsit iSr,, s-.,...
i elm ~ st sr'9r.Sn gItiiIana b~iiSapeiftn fb erIeabtnn' s,rS.
~ uh i.Sg ssteIrf Srt'fr! aIt 6tt saruniirt insrSer f faSr E ush
""P l''s@ ae''s Sr 5!aet irst ms ,5aus aeIeitrt ,SirS aA'
&ler. Mc Reeuer.
GbaS. u. 9rifen.
r, 80 III. Srtten erIaubt i1 feircn ar,srs,, 81,
Snslst ~ naaftn, ban or cas- lcitotr yoi iS 1.'S S.,i. UE
go a%t ~ eeteae. frltterin9s ~9rf6dft fDrtfessn tn;rh
nttJtecetT II. 9}riden. :" 20" 0'ple OCT Perreu
g,s1SS 9 iter ,.Is elltr art u0 t.' ben keuen
OS gs iperorn bilt9ft oatl6f. IN etaenosrmr,n,. H'"
sS'SsH S'rliA'ruHs (5niurancej prnSeS man i% %s
vi: 8rtden,
no. 4 Grhanae .SnteI 'oN..-yn
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un6ertoFiwo

Der Ante.litaett 1t Jest in Stan6c, itb,s auhrao IN
H'Ssm ettdtats aussuiaerta nR twar 10 bilje ais m5aiIdJ
S!Et 1aerael Sn SdiGen III fCytsd6rtaS ~sOrrdi6ia. !
Dc, ann rueistn @fsrstn FIR ttpaist9 GeSrauS.
Die &rfmertiamfeit ron 56tel> SnEabsrn u. Eomi(irn rrir,
"S'SSHil 9ut leiHe errge @uepa9l ta @atrabtn.
sDiSpp sEnn,S .uaS WUa SFVPeS' StaeIsn u. SprinS>@ atrabcn
~" PPMp 1slsrs'. 9ranets 26ub {,
S8aSay., &Gf tn Srs Gs,a6t.
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Gputhier 6 NAlnker

No. 10 Ntainir, 5mii9en Ger II. u. Is. StroEe
srlaubtn ltd Iierinit i9rcn Greunpen ME benz
0entlhsn YuOlifum aberkaupt Die eraebenfe On
iet9e iu MAIDEN, Sab le tbr neu ctabIirtes
SHSein= Mnb @i9arrem=GicidbGft
INTERN beuti8en Gage sT6fuet baten.
Ourt Gin retGbaItises Eager oer bsarn @bsjn.
iran3Oflcbe unO llnsar, 0etne. Saspnne nm @o
dele SranRtwcine, 8um unD 9Gbistiss mn ia,
pannas unO Donelttc. Gisarreu in cen stnnp
9eieBt, aIIen biGigen antprOeruuaen ]oenioen ~,
tonhsn, mlrr IS nnler sifri9itss Beireben fem,
bard Silli9feit rer Yrei:e uno 9feeuitSt pry @s''
0ifnni'9 ms ee CUNT pes pu6litum5 ~ erin
sen unv Su erbalten.
Nt@mpno. SD, 5. Mai 1860.
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> apana Gtaarren
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Z G , e.

ll1ttvitthneter cfftrirt $500 Sarbs Der r,ibf,n unS fbsr .
ten 8spri9e (SGIpttN) 3n b%iaisercu Srsifcn ,un, sIerfauf.
1lS lt y 5te''tn Ht@ntrno %cerirt nprbeu ItnS, nod ie mir.
or rTt"~ T:Tesn mpscn. NdnfIi& teids anb fd,Sns
sSh -. Niiis III SO CITE. I6rcere 44 brtitc
h>t or- ~ EiS iuertt 62i; crtrd feline. ant ,,ns
lon % s.E Hs atberparis 81 tphrn q1adStub ~
S1&oi" 81: cnc 80 G,s.; Sjfbeedtn IN 30. SO TISSSS
'e,HttN biltS 300 GrttnNou Gftrts fur
-,a--'t tAo 41,tn, Son Is. rs uab 374 Gts. an ouf,
,os',S' iEi p''tt ihts6 8crtseS; 2aipIe, SocpretS. priuis.
N'pltS'' @.tItfot, 3riib Kin. nc, bIeateb anb brprcn SSir,
i'n3e NNC S~Stei'n9s, unb 9i,Ie aubers JBasreu, al rs sSt
RsS!sr lIs js, I'M fur bic n6@Nt SoiIcn auf;urSumen.
Kan tSn'le nne itbs Stsie @aarr IN RO. ~ 8aainCir. Sci
3pGenb Ntrou
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Soshen erbolten 500 8oren Sranocn. $50
Sorsn Sttronrn, friihe Yfauruen, 1, = unO 6
Ylnno Sorsn Tpiinen unO 8eieen, lOwtr out
Iril1en Stmburgrr &die nib SarDines.
Sih 81 oerflIfrn an DteperYertdufer Bel
u. u. Mpers,
232 8rOapitr., SpiIten Der
3ten unO 4ten StraeC.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31

50. 70 pry,Goods S F~ancy-store,
no. 49, ede Sroao< II. 6. Strabe. 30. 176.
@. 80. &oien6aum
erlaubt fi6 has seebrte 0ubifum o,fo,rrfc,~,
ltIns Spyu9~aBaaren empfanssu, De in elrSr orSsen JuS y
ot hgl.elfsn @rtsttl 6effsben, un6 su uneemt,n 6iIiSSr
p't9e tsite @OasurrenS IulaHtn, ssyfauTt iperOsna
Jh 9ees %bslonStrS fuIssn0e @rtifel brrpor: "''''"'
Seietn5egse, in lhipari uub ogsr spoAse,rk.
gtusitn OeIain, gang qnb SalSpsQsnc.
YertHcs gang un6 bdIbfppd,
@ebfr irldnbiide 9efnpan6
@ebies ntsoerldnbii6es Gu6 unS Goffnsr,s
Ssarels, Siantets, in,pie cine arose ITsrDSbI nsn 'S,n
lsepin9 9rees u. ~tpOaenen u. saumpeQenen SrIon
YIN Selp9 etFleS Saaers pirO s~rsebrn(i sr6efsn pom
g ~. Rpfen6aunI
upss Jun gsUeH Narte.
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%. q. W se

~. Y. W Myers.
tt'8' lelaen 0reunOen unr Setannten an. bos 49,
,",0Fn @,eOor eine = enonns BON Dem ausae,fihs
ntI 9uten Stm5ur8sr Sdir erbaItrn bot esa;.
S N ssaetS Sa9O nHS oeribieOene amber. friTSe
@aar'H' Die biai8 gu iaufen fnO Del '''~F
o.. u. N sert,
Sroaelr., spi1b. 8. mn 4
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2pmiS Gcbbnrb,
philadelphia Gitp 1otsl,

Nerr-Olt ede Der 4ten unp g8pop. Strasr,
9btlopeIpeta, ga.
DaS %reiIenoe 4ubuttm ppn 9tibmcnO unp
umseasne mirp s~rastsnit ouf oielrs ntu unp ee.
lNmodocu stnNsrtttste Srtet aufmeriiam ecmadt
oae 9anj Guf peutihcm 6u6 eeiubrt rp,ro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-31
George 8 ummeps
Uranium
GaTees Oaears

9ttt ftnem podber BON rtelrr @ftn, tann nnau
+ Yflso sstrannten @afes %sriunrsn, unS Gafre
ron ois;sr glen5 9emntt, bebelt soQfomnien BEN
te'nen. eaFee9sihmad bel, pirD aber Ienf in al.
len 4esilrn an8ensbmer unO IGmad6aftrr. erbalt
itns iaSnere 6arbe, ais prn bios aebranntem
eaTee unS 1t 6eitturmt selanoer fir Scrsrmonn,
une miro U0ltommen f!ar, Obne bae lOnlt stmos
nOis~tnciS n, p%sRfrIten tlar gu maiden.
9u eaoen bet u. SGrrfer II. So
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Osm N~estrtsn Wutlifum srlouben mir ms
4tsrmtt Ns cr9stenlts @n;eiac gu maiden, pae mir
~initreu Sin.Stcre nab unisrsm neuen uno ae.
c~dumi9sn 6ouic &c. 1873 SrpaNRroBe swtl6en
Der 5. nup 6. YerIeot babsn.
Sur oas uns bjeter 8eiGsnfte 3utrlutn ttItsns
o%antsnr, erlautra mir une, aua Itrne5 I'M Oas.
elbe III bitten.
Nir fiibren %tsfdnbia Elm r,i6battiscs Eager
raer Scrten Srfsn, SlcApoaren uuo aaer an
'eren tn unIer G,rftdft fhtnstnOe @rtitet, ris
mir, ea mir nur fir Soor ~taufrn, su Den tiQig
ten Yrriicn o~erfauien f5nnen.
Dds Oeten Der @duitr, iulutc Ssparaturrn
'eosr art iperbrn iAneu, gut nnp tilt9t teiorst.
6pi,b0uer u. 8ru.
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Au5eiacm.

so. MSaD,
no I0l SrpoSitr,, 3rilheu Der 6ten uns item
asert fir !Seirtff's Gbampaaner,
ernpFeblt Fem oeutihen Iuttitum Iein friIh ON.
9etoramrnSe Eager ppn @tgorren, gSetnen. @bom
sa9ner. SeNtuden, 9ebrannts @auOcln, Ibsr,uf
srtsn @almuS &C., ndmltb
Oo,0o osutide Gigarrrn, aqe Brands,
2O,0O0 @cn6a6 Sapdna,
10000 9eurY Clap Savanna,
$4,000 Srabucos Sapana,
$4,000 @riurjse, gata,
so Scren 8~bciamcire,
20 SDrbe S~rtrtid'iGen @0anpaaner, fiji,
psl&rn t6 &8ent bin 7pr s bis IA Dol.
lars per Sorb,
% Suseno Ecbtu&en,
81 DID. 9sbronnte Wantetn unb iiter,uf.
erten Satmue,
~sI@e @rtttsi i'd su tiaisem preis eFerire.
M 81 IN N,t
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% 1T %betannt, oa6 bic ctpa s,rri Sabre lana
bier in gIm gOrt crl6tsncne Shule oeS Bolts
irit etni9eh Wcnaten Su erlbrinen aufaeb6rt bat,
elm errt9niB, psldss olssmsin berauert ncroen
u, pa bic S@uis Ses Bolts f6 purs lore pratt.
Joe SsnsenS alsnttaIben SreunOe unS sinen arc.
BEN e%tierfrsie %erwprbsn bate. Dies bat mid Der.
antabt, cine 8urtisbuns isnes unternstmsns DOT.
3uberttten, rrslHe inter Gem 1itel
Weue S6uIe bes 8oIfs
NM peutih' uncertainties @twtrbe. 3cituno.
son l. Salt ab In UirrssbntGeisen gfummern Dpu
lo-2o Ssttsn arc6en 8Urmdts, nit Qbbilrur.
gen, gu benz aueerit %nieorisrn prttle Yon $40
GUN Il Stnts portp) furs sanSe Sabr bel mir
srifeinen pirp.
0rts 3~trtarb, Mrp gort.
Cp0It Dor 400I.)'
, 1860-04-17

Some years ago (soys the Petersburg Ir<ss)a q
lady residing in Penusylrania sent ler only
child, sou, to Europe. to look after certain
property that had been bequeatbed 10 her by
relative in belgium. The sum Was large one,
md would have placed her far beyond the ne
cessity Of labor. The property was secured,
and the son wrote home that he would return
IN fbe steamer Pacific With tho funds obtained
from its sale. The Pacific never reached tho
shores of America, and it is supposed that all
on board Of her perished. The old lady was IN
consolable for o long while, but time finally sof
tened her grief. She r. moved to Petersburg,
and for a long time hns been noted among her
iu,,nsdiate neighhors for her Industry and char-
| Ny.
| 'Un Thursday last stranger called upon her.
| lie was bearded to the eyes, aud his nien beto-
| kcned one who had seen much Of the world.
| She received him kindly and he began 70 speak
| Of her sou. She recognized his yoice-the veil
Of years was lifted from her exes-the Older
t;me came back to her like long forgotten
dream, and she knew her offspring
Ills story is readily related. lie did not leave
in the Pacific, but was taken i'll in London with
the bilious fever. During his sickness he wat
robbed OF all he possessed. Upon bis recovery
he dared not return home pennifess, and there
fore repaired to France Finding no employ
ment. he made his way to ltussia, where he Oh
tained situation upon one Of the goverun,en
railways. then undsr the sEperintendence o
Joseph Harrison, Jr., Esq, Of Philade!phia. 1c
cu,nulatiug handsome sum, he returned II
France, and purchased farm, which te soo1
sold at q large profit He thea returned 10 Eng
! land, where be espoused the daughter Of gcn
slemau Of wealth. After his honeymoon he re
Turned to this country in the Bohemian, to see
h;4 1t1o:hcr and carry her 70 his home Afte
considerable Effort ha foann her in our city, an
MI Monday last left for tho north, Enenc.t
: | will shortly take passage for Europe.
, 1860-04-17

Now that the waters are going down, and re-
ports havs reached us from various portions Ut
The State, the Gald cen hs looked over aud some
idcn gathered Of the immense damage done.
The Que item of fcncas alone will amount to
several thousand dollars; indeed, the principal
loss in this county isfrona missing fences, strcwn
on the shore from Dublin to New Orleans.
The great damage il TO The public works.
they have received almost fatal blow in the
present condition Of affairs--ro money appro.
printed for u,eir repair except what they earn,
u1d mere nominal sum, and that not to be rot
At. By dispatch from Lieut.. White to the
Hoard herc, we lsnrn that the AnQcooD ac4ue'
duct, urar Newark, is entirely destroyed. Us
we'll as grcat damage doue to tic Licking acque'
duct i dispatch from Superintendent GUM
from Crclcyi1lc, gives information Of scvcra
bad breaks in the two mile icrel near that place
erd a very serious break around the bulk heae
ut the aail. Tbs old acqueduct over the Man
;~t miles abose Dayson, has been caFrlet
% away. but the loss sill fall upon the cogsraeto to-
for he new acrucduct, Mr. morrison. Inc "a
r1ous breaks are almost innumerablc: We nav'
gwen a large number in previous issues, an'
expect to hear from more. !,
The wiEe heads have beon together. trying t
figure out how the repairs can be made, but n
sstisfactory conclusion can be arrived at, and "
fear the perplcxing difficulty. cannot be so!vt
without calling special session OF the Leg'sla
ture. The hoard Of Public Works hare bee
| notified, and will hold meeting immedlotet1{
| when more light will be thrown upon the sui
| iect. No wish the canals a sale dellSeranc
| from tue gloom that now surrounds them.
, 1860-04-17

This is from funh "0ur fair cousin Fanny
I'VE dare not give her suruame) says she really
is surprised at the ridiculous complaints which
men Keep making about crino]ine; for Of course
they must admit that The widest Of wide petit
coats covers but tspoJ JeH!"
They have no old maids in Japan; when
tue girls don't get married voluntarily, the au-
tho1ities hunt up husband, and make them
marry, willing or not willing.
The jacksonville Journal has tile follow
lowing: "Thus far, we have every indication
OF au abundant peach crop the ensuing year.
The trees are now in full blossom, and the
germs oil seem uulnjured by the frosts. The
entire loss Of The crop OF winter wheat may be
partially made up BY D generous harvest Of all
kinds Of fruit"
The Japanese fire department is hardly as
eticacious rs that Of Chcago. 1t recent
conaagration in Hakodadi, the Governor and
suite were present watching the people as they
threw water upon the Lur1ng buildings from
wooden engines. The most singular part ol
tte proceedi-g was the attempt of number ol
men to prevent the spreading OF The flames BY
! placing huge fans on the adjoining houses, md
tanning the fire Away.
-"Thc pre~Adamite God" or Reli zion i1
+! the Beginning and tue Enl,'' is the remarkable
title Of a curious controversial work written bJ
| IN einin0ut Biblical scholAr Of New York, ant
| shortly to be published. It is in II style some
what similar to the " "Yestiges Of Creation,
| and advances theories aud doctrines that u
expected to create sensation in the tEeologica
world. It gives complete history OF idoiatr,
in nil pcriodA and nntf0nH
, 1860-04-17
Another SfcAles CaHe-'Almosk Htu1-


Another Sfchles CaHe-'A1mo"t n mnr-
der.
H'tom tho Auburn AdycstIser April IL
A case Of seduction in Groton, Tompkans
County, which has just come to l'ghf, Is tne
subject of d great deal Of anxiety among the
friends If the parties and indignation among
Tue community. The facts Of the case are, rs
near As we eau gather them, as 1olloW3: ooMe.
thing more than a year ago merchant OF taat
town, whose previous 1ntr'Sues With Inc lat
sex had rendered him obnoxious to 3 large por-
tion Of the community, made q punlic pfo'es-
,,le believe That he really meant to lead better
iifc. His victim, the wife Of respectable and
industrious n,eehinist, belonged TO the sa1nc
church. and report snys they were thrown much
together at prayer meetings and became Tery
intimate, so much so that it becnme the sun)ect
Of general remark; and finally came 10 Inc ea1s
Of her husband. His tuspiclops were excited,
! but be did not belicre his wife unfa'sA1ul TO
| him. until last "Wednesday evening, on coming
| home. he found the house deserted, nnd on ~
st;tutinp search found the merchant and biz
| wife together ut or near BAN standing IN q
| field some distance from the house. Inc out.
raved husband knocked the merchant down and
| ;nmned upon his face with both feet, breaking
ihe bridge Of his nose aud cutting his face IN g
| shocking manner. The merchant begged FOL
| his life. but the husband continued to stamp
him until he supposed life was extinct, when III
took his faithlcss wife home and informed ont
Of his neighbors Of the circumstances, nnd ina
| be supposod lie had killed the merchant aud bt
had better see to it. The na.t morning sosne o
the ueichbors rent to the spot Indicated, ant
found that the mnn had not been killed, but hae
come to and crawled home, n they easily touns
by tile blood along his route The mach'n'st:
wife Gays that she and the merchant hare ne n
clandestine1y for the Inst six or eight months
She has been sent TO her friends. The ntfai
has made the husband insane, and he bus sine
made one or two attempts to 60 to the house q
the merchant with tue ayowed inteation Of tas
iug his life, but has been restrained BY friends
| Tho merchant has been taken away from Groto
md secreted in Homer or Cortland to keep MI
from The Vengeance of the man whose domcsti
| hanpiness he has ruined.
, 1860-04-17


AND SHOES.
!e and within the States Of Wisconsin. Iowa aud Mime
asd hereby give notice thst al psies dealing 70 oss
ranged With Us and ey a9s e9ntent ~ and III - dte
are adv!d o. aaS Infringement aoa demand proper
and lnrnedlste rcdfesS-
celebrated manufacture whereby fully snppY the
inrres3pk atand With the lest Qatas Of these Tipped
Bccs an,t shoes frou, eto1e IN ChtSu EACH PAR OF
which will be stamped or IabeIel with our nzme.
Tr shall recognize Tipped FOODS within s'thet nc
above states but such - are thus sanpSd anu aupPeu
byMs. .......
We VII warrant In al Instances one r.sr of ehhds eop
r<.tpped shoesto and o!tentats tarse OF
fuu. pairs equal quality Without tips. - can be shown
vesy testtmnnae. while the c1rent ots tF1aH
actual ayeaks saving 10 the consumer OF
We a%, right {a1t e1elusve} for It'd sas ofthesa
patented sos into al territory of the owne Of the ra*ns
and subjected to pstent commission OF Eve
% aad ha1f W sst paid II II otnsT dtssfs.
soo within ne saAtes af 1ulnolk, Nenean and Indiana
advantaxes under tAs pasant md tho " our
good* will hi rnsaFpAssss BY Any stick n lbs lhon
VII e am. quality eon.ldersd, 70 odsr u o'mpsun
pricrs With goods without TIPS.
business In connection with general sock aud rsVee
fully solicit o<rs rar goods and due respect fof oas
hat dealers .y not be mfs.ed by ihs advssemeas Of
Others Chlca1 and elsewhere. outside the saace OF
Wsonsn Io~a, and Mnneseta, whu advertise 1aehss"s
as 1Sesst& tot tat sale ot
| MlTcuELLS PATENT METALLIC TIprkD GOODS
Ne stse tat all auch agencies DO srtsnl 70 !n ~
way whatever ap,essn the s- Of sA3 goodz within In
snahs.p In WADBWORTu / WELLS.
, 1860-04-17
The Sea Serpent In Good Harnest.

The Sea Serpent In Good BafneEts
The Britiah have beaten us oil to smash in
the sea serpent business, and We may as well
give in. Capt Taylor, Of the bark British Ban
ner, recently arrived ut Liverpool, England, dc"
clares that tbe following extract from his log is
perfectly correct:
"On the a5th April, in lat. le degs.7 Minis,
F., Ion. Is degs. 81 Minis S., felt strong sensa~
ton as if the ship were trembling. Sent the
second mate to see what was up; the Latter
called out to me to 90 up the fore rigging
and look over the bows. I did so, and saw au
enormous serpent shaking the bowsprit with
his mouth. There WAS about 80 feet Of the SER
pcnt out of the water, and could see his tail in
tic water absft Of our stern; must hare been at
! least 100 feet long; Was about the circumfer-
ence Of q very wide crinoline pctticoat, with
black back, shaggy maue, horn on Lis fore
head. and large glaring eyes, placed rather near
thu nose, and jaws about feet long. ue d1d
1 uot observe me, and continued shaking the
bo.sprit and throwing tho sea alongside lat1 q
| foam until the former came clear nwaF OF the
| ship. The serpent was powerful enough, al
though the ship was carrying all sail, and gsina
At about sir knots ut the time he attacked US, to
ntop her way completely When the bowsrriit
with the jib.hoom rails and rigging by the
board, the monster swallowed the toretopn1hs'
staysail and flying j1b with tho greatest appa
rent ease; he also snapped the tiiekest Of tht
rigging assundcr Ike thread. lie shearea of
littie after this, and returned apparently +
scratch himself against the side Of the shiI'
making II most extraordinary noise resemblin'
that on board steamer when The boilers ar
blowing oil. A whale preached within mile O
| tho shin at this time, and tue serpent darted o.
after IT like flash Of lightning, striking th
vessel with its tail, and staving in all tho *ta1
board quarter galley. Saw no more Of it, bu
caught a young one in the afternoon and brougt
it on to Melbourne"
, 1860-04-17

CRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
7 IMPOYsTEYsS AND DEALERS IN Crockely. Cir!
and Chiu4 Table Cutlery Looking uasses Castors and Et
h Wkre No. los Lake stEeet, GAc0Go. III. saelI
, 1860-04-17

Talking of ahseuec Of mind {said the Rev.
Sidney Smith) the oldest instance happened to
me once in forgetting my own name. knocked
ut 4 door in London and asked If Nrs. 3. was
at home. "Yes, sir; Pray what name shall
aaYI" Hooked in the mans face astonished-
what uames kye, TINT is the question-whatis
mr. name! 1beliere tbs man thought me mad ,
Fit it is literally true that during the space Of
trro or three minutes had no more idcs Of
who / was tLE;: if hnd neyer existed. did
~. know whether gas Dissenter or q Lay
,nnn. uv' fclt as dull IS aternhold or Hopkins.
M IL Isst. to my great relief. il flashed across me
.h.. Vas Sidney Smith. heard also Of q
clcrry,nsu la. who went jogging along the road
vntii t be can,e to tur.plfs. What Is to pay:
for vhst sskfd Is ID tes tsf"pSs an
~ s;ri whit horse, Here is no horse. sir. >
e;oe nNo hor.ei Or 0od bless me r said he, suddenly
,ook;nr down between bis legs, II thought
wns O.. horseback"
, 1860-04-17

Schiller, during his hours Of composition,
kept at his side q bottle Of champajgnco or Rhen-
isli wine, or cup Of strong coffee. Horace
night, always having strong coffee BY him. Sir
William Jones drank great deal Of coffee to
support him in his nocturnal studies. Baron de
Grimm states that Yoltaire, a few days prior to
lis death, with bis characteristic activity aud en-
thusiasm, attended the rehearsal of the Acade-
nv. and insisted on the production Of new mud
IMPORTANT edition Of their dictionary. To this
project 1nany objections were started, which be
resolved to obvlate in m elaborate discourse.
TO strengthen himself Tor the task, he swallow
cd psodiglous quantity Of strong coffee, and
continued 10 work for upwards Of twelrc hours
without intcr1nission. This independent efIor,
brought On An inflammation Of the bladder. Eoz
the purpose Of relicviug the pain, he swallowed
With his usual inrasicnce, large quantity q
1audanurn. Tie consequence WIS that he fel
into leshargy from which he never entirely 70.
covered,
, 1860-04-17

u,cu pn,cx FOR Mr1rs.-atr. VIM. Ferguson,
Of This county, fey dsya 1s ants ago. sols 19c 10 M5
mnle colts, yenriings t.ais spring, for 900, Of
ala3 e Der head. This is the largest price ~
have ever known to DO paid for mules OF this
Ne e. arc M told tLat IS Of The colts cost Ar. Fer
cuson. last fall, $e5 head on Tue average. !hs
Other Two cost him. one &l60 and the other $1av
Nf snurso, they are On extraordinary lot 7
stoek.-IarH {ky) V'fi-m,