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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-04
FOR EXCHANGEl

A N excellent Farm IN Lawrence .uaty, Illinois,
n will be exchanged for city Property. II lies
one mile from a Railroad station, 20, q NJ r. H. )haa
about 100 acrea under cultivation. Good Dwelling
House Of rooms. Also, three other small DWELL
ings on the premises barn and other out-buildings
This a offered at about what tho improvements cost
CHAs. l.. CLARKE,
deeiO ClegEis Building, Third u.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
(8crtIebuna Der rrifen Scitc.l

men sic ctnmaI Srn ldeljten Gbct ron 81 Fruri =
1T lhNn S'mano i'm iaNlttcn gteil pom NGGouri et~
weIcu?
~gSabriGeinlt6 mir gGe, ~crirjacrte 9(otcr.s.
Nn& am GIrocnppjnierioer ptcn? - Gentlemen.
tb Mill riNt 'utertreitrn, otcr curt mor's FL fclas. ros
mir btr S@dfr bel rem 9intcrbciurn rin,eln ouibcbcu
muBien, eoinit iic nur imii6rn ben I&arfcn Steiusn
pas Stshsn @ras bcrauebplcn tpunten bic 906lfs
~urcsn 10 massr unp ihmad, tae Ie lft an einen
Saum lebnten, penu lie beuien molten. Stun feb
Sinsr ben udtsri6icp SWifdeu @iillcuri unp Qrfauiaf.
SSas fnsen mir gum Sciipicl i'm gS,nter an, mo
mir Nt6ts fr pas arme &mb,eus su fre6rn batten Z
nun? ratbeu sic einmal.
Sisst cS pr6 wpbl i'm gSalec berun laufcn 2 frua
Curtis.
SGns bate ibm penu baS fir Mrben eebra6t, cae
moot ih mihcn, Der ScreR mar ia 70 rirr, DAP nitt
e'nn'al Htnre auf Den Su iden unp Ydnmeu muds-
netn, th pei auf Elm 8an3 aureres NittteI. Sbr tennt
aom, Hpesrts - Der lpater in aller Gle tint 8ci6Gfts
rs'le mad 3rras maiden muBts = ID, Der arpbe lpi%,
ertnrsrt Suh BOD nnr, er mar ia 10 lang, pab CT ie-
oesmai n'epertniecn muete, wenn er iib auf benz &ppie
trassn rpute. Gut. Ger mar iribrr einmal = in
petlarelpbia CLAUS i'd, @s6anieuS scmslsn u. Bate
mod cine gan5s Ncnge SanpmtrfSScus mitaebratt +;
Der muBts mir cine partbtc GROCER ariner Srllcu an
1ertt9eil, bic iest tb Ecu &uDeu auf, eab itucn Spbele
lPapne gu trelfen unp ncrpammt NH lb lelu, menn II,
es niht iur. @,ras frabsn unp felt murocn.
l0nrtlsBun9 folst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
FEUER-

@~ertderun9 9e9n ScrIuit bel TtUcr, Ole bier in Mttmono nis-
aeiablt ipire. ntnlmt Su ben ~billgita 9ertusrs,:a Der rn.er;rif.
ntte @9snt Der N
,'1rsIt Wefcrn Sniurnnee @cnoanY III 06tGarffpbio
,t!3eJrn n1mlip N%erltherunl auf 2S%ehnbauirr, 5tVrts, yabrifcr.
HeibIdha, 25ertltltten. SidUun9en, 5rudtiptittr. 6uI5asrstb,
th1TIen, SautnllnnsAtter l, uno imar I'll on tiui9nen Qr,iicn.
VA peTl0ntn, weitpe 10 9e9en Den Strirt Won ,Tcucr W.T.
ittNern modem, mtrrtn wpbItbuu, hi Dem llnGr;cjbnet.u r,r;r nrs.
den. DIG . nptHtie Der ,G8reat 28eitern ,iulraaet uaS Ergf
&rmpan9" bsrn9ef lib III patlarilobia 10. 303 " luunlr. gfs
Der item Strd {, unS bstrIGt eIe Gapifll otrkbcu $500 OO0
Sn SttdbmHne bttatst lb re ;IregOfitt an y %arli.d3e. ,wsi
ShIrtn unttrnHib Gem Grt)AnAe 'oOteI Iuo ucbn e. .. G.nbp.
NsA@ Stbfn5 -SirIltDIungtn fir }&eFe Uns StlaYen wcrpca
hiettfdue oa'rlbtt TEr ot brItR Gompdsnictn unb III Ten bi(liaift
ellen snt9eaen 9ennmnen uo wuO sci 5itr5cfiaen rer Vefrco
b 7 in 8ibTuno aIsgia9lt. Or. 6. II. Yriffr S,rnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
SartsbOrne's CURE-ALL.

9hbtppVI u & SUhE-hLDs
(Yrdp 'rirt oUn etncm Gbemifsr.)
Oieiss Mtittel BELT ale Sbmer,en. = Das n,aeifA
gSunser u~ulerer Belt.
9iefse ~msrtbpUIc SsiImlnel wirp tnnerib unb 6uesrliG ana..
roanbt. Gs beiIt ir9Ieib
3abnweb, 8%ppffbmsrL
Scrren!Mn9en II. 9 srlebun0en, Geitenifehen,
@bolero MOrbue, S%rof6suIsn,
@rfdltun9en, 6atts Gieber,
NeIral9ia, Sbrsnidmer3en,
Rbeuna!i3mnS, Sran0ppnpen,
3lbncrauaen, 9bolfra,
0liebsrreiSen, SeIenlhnfr3sn,
M~d9eEltmcrien, Sraff'bmtr3tn,
Dpentsrp, SrTrcrels SuBe,
gEunrtu Sols. 8ippen6rade.
GuBftmerHn, Observation-Disclosures.
&ufenItmerSen, SeibitmerVa,
pa taiIelbe tnsisi6 EN- satss Starkmittsl in Il IN q teeorS,rs
bi MaGenIfpSfe, 9Uspepfia unb olasmeinsr Sd,sIts nv M
pfeblen. 3erf0uft wro eifie5 SctmiiI ="
III 5luihen az % unp so @suts.
Gs- Sebs 8amiGs, @siisn6s unO ar6eitsr ioate fur sinsu ct.
roaisen l~ln9iiisfaa rSr tsi p~I6sliten Nronfbrissn s;rs ~ 80 ~ ~ =
bielem SeimitteI .its bel idb fabren. '' o"'"' ="
Rs- SOlltet Su ir9enS ipeIHt Sbmersr' hobrn 6, tr,uAs nor
SieIem 8 uree&i II, uno gu rpirl ouofSbi;dI;SS' a;,Ss~nnn r ~
Seilun3 ineen. 3u ba5en bel "S "'
I; 2%b0g7tr, q. 96befer uu6
oi @Itn Appttctern in &idmUrr,
N0IfoIt nRO 0stcrs6gys.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12

$50 9tls; gruibsc, prwoeso, SranuIatcp, @rpunp unp gat
Sui Gpaf Suder.
Zoo bile. y oeupip u unb 9 Sahe. 3udcy.
, o etlS. prime nrp crop Nep Orleans suder.
70 bios. nuouum 70 prime
100 bile. prime nnp Grey Ynp Orleans MplnTeS.
10 ti,rtS
$50 bstN. @plrcn unC 9lad Sprup.
90 hbes. NuScprGop NptG1cs.
lOO tclS. ue tltrccS Slcpn SanS.
200 BIDS. V0csn Sibea urp SbOulhrrS.
2oo bbis. nm ttcrCcS VOro (print leaf.
100 t~nit2ScicTn ycNf Garr.
2H tblS. Gut uub WrpE 6crGinGs.
5OO eurcS NeonlNnttrc uo ScHpw Gontlee.
500 trrro Sidd. Syppn unb fautY Sros-
80 ttcrcee Rice.
90 bbiS. Cream Ole.
300 bblS. purt Sibcr yine0a.
90 HrrcS GnSttI5 Oairp Gbe,,,.
5OT btle. Cincinnati uno Roou1cb gB5isfes, Run, Gin. gronss
Srretol, @trts unp Rdocira lSciu.
$50 tNe. pu:t SulintG Nfpuntain gIbisfco.
100 tlerccs Yourcn Nurter
100 bosfctS Gba up09ncr.
70 ta9S NoSuua, 0tctd, Harncajbc, Rir unb Save GrFre
'oVo9O pTilttee, p'o1ra unit anbcre Gisarrcn.
20 tblS. Giocr.
% bblS. Qidlcs.
So sets. '1niI!o, Srtra, SurcrfuC, Sine II. L IRibbIinos NIpur
plcu9o Strco. NNo GproS, GSrlrpiua 8niuc. o
2SraEpuN9 Sapcr, Eetter uno lppIicap goper, Rar Ojiuocr or,
nidpttftn ue Gr1m Ytppcr, pimetr Srcao unb JDaIbtnS SrSo
SIou, green uno Ounpoiperr Sbte, St6rfc, Watfcs ogrr Sor,su
Sfoon's, Sudrns, Glctbee' pine. 9fcifcu, 4fsifcnfbpft. Rruh'
nno atHutaSot, U9 Sluc. YutmcaS, Woccdrpui, Scr1nierQi. Skrc
~NNutn9, Srulpee, ycait Trreers, uub dIe Icnliaen grtifcI. NJ,
IN euner 9roeern une GurntIbina 9tabiiTcmcnt asbIltcn pcrhcn.
sum Sertaut auBsrlt btltS ScScn bdar Jet
B nj. WalIae Sfknc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
OcutiAe 6ebamme.
Wrs. 8. 8aumaun, Maribaazo tra(
,Diltbeu Der 5ten uno 6.en

~3Diltbeu Der 5ten unD 6:cn.
ntdtt ben 6rauen RihnOaoS Ole era:6snft 4n,eiee Sos lie i,
Deutlhleao ais 6ebamne hubert nnb auf ea un;perIrot M Sam.
berg IN 9atern thr Grdmea tetdneen Bat, tporlber lie he bsftrn
5eu5ntfft sorlessH fam, ioesb Hb lie ft sci pcrtonrmsnf en- 8,is@
9tubsiten 6tlsnS smp1.blt. 3u9ieih mabt bieti6c ibr;u GJS,ns-
LInhsn DIE Anieiae, oB nt in OeuitIlnb mcbrre Sabre, topic IN
baltimore IL Sabre prdtttcirt bat, uno oB lie ptSbatb Sic 9ScTE he
run9 9ebtn lam, bag Ns ttpNi1e AufriM in rr itucuffen JS5Is
uno CUR Soltanmcnitsn 3ufreDtabrt naor:ttcn lam. ' % ;
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
s.. 81. Strccfcr,

~ u. SIttCICt,
Apctheter, Orugif, supporter ppu beut>
l6en Sbemicotieu II. (. ~. Nr. 3 MaiusStr.
acgenuber hem aiten Wartte.
GT~ Reeepte mcrcen nit Der er6Btsn Srrsfolt unc Gsnou.
t9ttit terettet. lpmie dc mt ifh y rdp Grate unb MnalpIen
nit GuferlNT Shntli6ict tsirr9t. 40netoufIeutc m6ern oae
rctheatt9e wager 0mcrtFontiber, beutlte mo fron,rilher nets
!ftlhcr = NrSrcier. Soner- Nrtitelu II. /. NJ. in 6eicr NuswabI Selbit
i'll IuSenlbetn nebner, pehte Nrnfsl sum Gbeil leltit ,u nicbriocs
rem. ale Den npreltren 9rciitn abscaGcn wercen. Weei;infa.
i en- ipercen ~ ben b%iaislttn Serinsunsen wieccrum mil neuem
Sorratbc auSacffottet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
BRUCE'S
nem -Dorkcr S1rift- Gie6erri

bat lsts ~rrrdibis cine errtc Iusipabl ppn
Antiaua' Sdbriftrn, 3icrsS ebrifcn,
@etnptfrtcn Sd,riftcu, Scntid,cn Sobriftcn,
@uhtsWpfcr, Ser3irruuScn,
&bdbs IL. SonrbrcttsS briften, Ginfdfunsrn,
nscinns II. Wrt"usSiuicu, Surcbiobuiic,
Wtcfhnscue une su'punifrc Gf.SunSratcr,
ctrcicS une Suipicn, 6nrniItsSIcifcsc &C.
Spfcmatiid,r ejnicn.
St Sdri;tcu inb die eurh TanpFfrait MN Gem bicTer Shrtft
9icfcrtt t9enthunIlhch tdrtcn Mcou At9cIcn.. Ole ultrcraci,ps
ltbt ShnsItltttt, nit D. ncjnt ShrtitCn Gc9pncn weretn, itst md,
N I'm St1t0, eu}e foueTbaiclcn Sbrftn III Cen utcorgttn
9rIt'n Der Sst9ohniuttn &9rcR fpncbt ae8eu Soar ais chi &c. Ii
III Y~criaufca.
peNcn. Substitution, 8arRc, Siirn 9%Sin!rIbofSn 'r. Icfrrr it
Ill Den uco09lttn SISrtprttca. SdrfpIptcn ucbt Nrciolte
trereen 3c8en @rn(:nouu9 r;n7 Gnse fIr ce Notpprp III 9adp-
%arutercjCn pCrilnCt.
3e;tpnseterauSstbcr wcl6c tjdt Gx;cjae, ncbf t;cItr 9lc,c, Ycr
Sem |. Augait 1882 brtimli oufl hmtr uro mir Gin Grtmplar .be
tr 3etun9 iuienocn, i6hntn oc Sfu'tr ipn5eeHitrCr iii Nnrttnina
brtnln, nc"n JIG TEr cen Iiufo tCl I5crtp rpr ncilru t5lbritdtca
taittt. WCrrIc 9rucc,
Er. I3 Shomttrs ST, MCps Wprf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12

l. N. SptlmdR. SamcS g. SIadwelI
Serl1tcptue 9Saarcn crbielt ireteu per OampfIhiR
uno 9adetbcpt G IN. .. GYIer, ais: ="
50o SblS. DID 9tpc uno Common SDbtetep.
@oo - 6renh Sranpp, Sin uno 8um.
lOO ~ NtalaSa unb pcrtrein.
3o Sorts Sundh unb 0aYcr 8aijins.
lO0 - by Carbonate Scba.
50 - Gables Guusppber Tea.
5s halte Spr.s Slad Eta.
loo @rob telegraph, 8Ouue 0orb unp Sbanabai
Mathes.
2Oo S'res Daper unp Grlsatcs Star&.
potatoes, Snions, Goofib, 5ilb, Gait, Sus4r, But
ter, Gbeele, Sarc, Bacon, Spices, 9aper, Subs.
NteH:Irs, Cigars. Grrrasc, Sladins. 5lcur &c. &C.
que oteIe SSaaren ltno frtih unp BON Better Sua-
itat ;np ~prrtauft p~ieirlben gu pen biaiajten preiisn
@m. s. GYlcr,
S~SeOlelaIe Grocer. Yrrpiliun unb
Giqupr Dealer.
Is. StraBc, Smilten GARY uu 0ain.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
z. 81. Slpl:,1r1eL,

@mfprltcrer uno &apeiierer,
10. POI SrpurltrnGe, ~3piitcn Der Item uno stem,
snpfetlt 5h bei ocutlhen NUthuum CUR %nitr,iaune oQcr in lca
Hclh6ft etrld,aGcrccr Grttuen, ais: Muipptlttru nCucr uno alter
MobrI, ANitttJdN9 Van Nt1traecn oGsr Ar!, Slrc;iercn YUn Stint
%Irn, III mcltcnt 5rct i'd Gin lNr lh5Gco ANpr;im nj S0pc;tn
crr1lb;B babe. NnC Srrttn MocIir uno p~cntilrt(he 8linoS VIZ
;5tb0 uno ~ tiuilcm 9rc;S III tattn rel s. ". &ummcI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
Sci6dftS=2 tm3eiec..

Snpprteur unS gambler ppu
Srnnptes, Wine, Gins, 9tumS unp g86potie,
3abade UNI Gtgarreu,
Np. l34 SarchraBe, Ht6mpno, ga.
Sn netnen Stpre unb gcneec 93orrbrulc babe id aceerm6rli,
folSsnSs Irtttl. bic i'd wclnsn bcutitcn 8uubcu bs;rno ,mpirt
len tann: Gr9nae, 9spbIue ue S0icCac Yranbiee, tcnaNti.
l6cn @tu, Sanaiea Rum, Schih une Griib SDbt6fcp.
SPORT, Sberr9~, giabsiras ub MoIasa- SO Gin.
200 Sbls. 9ennl. ue Sbp g1bi2feu,
3OO DO Sranbp, Gin unb Swcet 9Rcin,
20 DO Slo NppIc granSp.
l25 90 afiptiirtcn Npe WhiSfcu (ppn IL Sabre alt.
100 90 Grteiitrr Jtpc 93tletcp fur rcltrn id olcin;ot;
IAcnt btn),
5O Hprte Sbampa9, T, rprjualihe Sputn.
Gleret, Sauternc uno 9errSbeircr g4cinc. Guracap. SImmsI
9iribmaGer une ablpntb; eonbpn unb Outiiu Vpri,r, ecrtd
Alt; d6tc Saoana Giearrcn.
Danttne fur eas mir icitttr ssfbcnfc 3utraueu, tpFe i'd trrb
panhlits SuSfabruns aar @uftS9e bahtlse aud ftrncrbir mi:
~ erpalten. Scbn 9. NCIlrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
Scfcnmtrnacpmmaeu
ereten esr s&if sAtl!er pta errmcn rrhllten

9rcten per Sdjf S&itIcr via Bremen erb,lten:
5000 $40. 8ambergcr ;3pctjtrn,
1850 YiO. g,uisn,
NItGl &C.
SSEtCc'r5d@ity Hb2tcr einen Nuen Iotat, unS mcrSCn oifcl.
an Gut rbun, tcYrr Il ipQt vjnfdUit mabcn, ttlc g8aarcr ,ucrt
III bctbcr. "'
3jpmrNb, gn, l. Sulj 1859. Sp6r Serbia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
aMsuf Soester,
NpDtbefer unb Orueath.
Nc. 10 Main StraRe.

DnnFenb fir baS tiS6fr ssrDnnsne 3utrouen bcft er. untsr8 u.
rTsrine pronlptsr Stptenun9, ea6tI6e aud ftrnerbiu III erbaien.
&eeepte merosn ~ jeeer 3tit (ei Sag uuS9iadsD prompt unO &C.
%piRenboit %NuS9cfubrt.
&ae Scttsn garbefofs, Esnftrslas, 9~+=ssabsr, Giaorrsn,
Saudte, 8aWe UNI Stnupfa5af bsfSnots anySnb unc we:osn IN
tH bili9iten 9.sntn serfouft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
Sei6dftS=S

Millinery! Millinery!
Warame Scu
erNdit nit ieeem Stcamer pom Rrm 2)rrt Die ncuseu
IN bHs 9us9elhlft einN@iassnpe Nrtifrl, oils Sonuets,
&opipnBe &C, Die JIG I'M @rcBen uup Slcinen t;uiet
~ocrtauit. Mapams CON.
90 Nainltrabs. Dem ct. Gtarlss Sctcl
gsacnItsr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
=. III. GRAVES,
Spule uub Sign Qaintcr unc @loIer,

q. StrdBe, Swttcn Yrpoe~ urp Grace,
RttmpUb, Sa.
Nue in eicfe @cibaiSintiss sinlblaecnhe &rteiter, Gripie auH
@raintns, NarbiiIe uup Mllcn Won Stutsn &C, p;rocn jtncf
ttut5lt ue 9~citNmGtrplI G%ueScfubrt. I'm ;ablreitc Nuf;rl0e bitei
Is. .. WrnncA-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12

Est ttnttrieitrcte crlGubt itb ie NJ Srcunbsn ue Dem sc:omn,-
"N 9uo1uuah DIG I'm eAe III MAIDEN Dap rr am Gnbe pom a'utd,rr-
SIpn ett gaIicnrSSutblhaTt crNffnct BAT, mo Grf il5uneeu ieter
ar uno est'n SltS'itd' Esbeicnnse aim tin Giiae d6Icn ieIbii
tMeptiunH IpcMritn trcn ib pr @aBrnC III $50 0blaIe( ;u
eAeen ltno. 81 LrtunoN&em Yleinan lahet Gin Spbn .MnII,r.O
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
NEW HOTEL,
S,fe N,r fto., ,..o M .El- II,

NEW MARKET HOTEL.
ede Der 6tsn nib Maribaafr., 8i6mrnb. ga.
Dem rchtnSrn YabIium wirb ticIes neu einocrittetc SptsI f.
lNn@ empIpplrl. @leuhrt:t9 e!auben lid - ''mtrr,eidnctcn. and
oae tieiise Nublitum III 0ftr,m StE. hn,,Gnoif s 60
rl@tcit!t EotnlS frcuuNlithlt ctniuIaben, wriel6f man itciS bos bSs
N9t'gtt N loHlR9e erfrnAun9n, ncbit suSprfpmmeneer Sseie
nun9 nnber wiro. @anter n VnknSrt
IilD net ubtr Die Sdlfe Der 0Upie meroen nit Gelbaswinueu
Sn Zooouo, 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000, 100000.
ioiOO", 100000. 5ouOO, 10000, $4,000, . NAL 10000. 2 mai
l'uoV' / NAL l2OOo, = nal 10000, nal 5000. . NAL 5000
. mai 400, i NAL 5000, IL nal 2OOO, li6 NAL 1000 @ulbm II.
!; 10, Il. !. 10. 9rioJen, unb bic in Der ltbten &laIe n,dt nit Gelb.
esiH5nNtn 9sSosen meroen, crbattK 81 tcr sIlteu NIa6e Der fplsen.
pen Seterie sn ttretioos. moeurt benz Gnbober osnnpd, Elm sc,
wnn bis III 10000 @ulncn ;ufalcu lam.
Se h@altt Stsprn9 Hnbct I'M Sanuar itait, ipp;u
III S;15;:;$ SSSs 'i 10 posroftet toaa.
.. 9eter5 II. 60. in Granffurt.
N.Y.. Vile Srtefe fE! ns fmo iii aoreiitren all
y. Nt!ltr, 60 Chatham Str. Stem Wprf.
N9ent nc5 3ihm. @u;siecre
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
OCEAN HOUSE.
5srser= umb Standardization,

UtIeC= NMD sd nrttse=Ig FeFIraM3
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Companv
bic Gin Bona Jipe capital BON 100000 bede
nno i'm Sabre 1882 ourh Die @efesaebuna
BON Sir9inien ~ein9eiebt pmrbe.
Serfdcrunsen merben Sur6 bicie ate Gonroouie ertbeiIt inter
Den 9unitt8ittn SeeIngunern 9csen SStutrs mo Standardization an
Gi9enibum aller PIT. otS: 9auler. @2cubel, @lter urb Qgaaren
alcr Ari, lompb! III Der Staot, ais audb i'm Qanee, unb roeroen bic
berchtneen MIsiabIuaeen prOmpt gcleiIet.
Ms~ 6ur bic g0Ine Mo Ole @ufna5me Der AL ycrIf6rrnben &C.
GcnitanSe nirh niGtS bertdrei.
SfFcs 80. l$l W0infr, NiHmpnb. $50. eire SbIr uaterkorb
Di9po;b GffcCr. 10. 9. GpwQrbin. 9rlTp
SOtIIi"A @lltS, ST., Sttrstar. Gl0.I.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12

0Cgpels&immrI 10 rie e6ten peutIdfn gRa66cl.
rar-Sranntmsin, bel rieinsn unO 9ro6en Quantitaten
;u biligen 0reiien pertauft @. StetnIein
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12
Nr6. 9etngan9,
(frubrr DirS. Nlrrt,)
beutIbe Sehnmme.

y!oubt It'd ibrcn &unbtn uup benz 9elanntcu Yutlifum bic In;cisc
II n'abcn. b4B le tsc l%ritbCrtSe l%Bpbnun8 an @tlribaltrNFc yer
!Ghcn bat nab Ill ibrcr rcuCn Wcbnun9 an Srpabitrafe, ;riltCn
ser l. unb 2 (ruber @rodct'S Sotcl), III iiueer III, ppltItIt Tic
Icnei9ten Gufras,n cntStscni;bt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-12

men sic cinr"al Prn ideljten 2Gsit ron M;Tcuri =
1T l"en S'mano i'm iaHlttcn Gteit pom 02iGouri er-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-24
Misttllan
Another Real Life Romance.

The citizens Of Columbus, and visitors
of the Capital, will recollect beautiful
young girl, apparently "sweet SIXTEEN"
who daily carried about the Legislative
Halls and State offices, a handsomely
wrought basket containing the sweetest
and plumpest oranges. Oh, yes every
body remembers Ettie, the beautiful or
ange girl, and have wondered in what
nook she has hidden for the last two
months; for no more her sweet face and
girlish form are seen in the capital, and
interesting clerks, with great admiration
for the rotunde, are obliged to forego
glimpses of the neatest gathered foot
tripping up the marble stairs.
Every body about the State House ad-
mired Elite, but it was with respectful
admiration, and if grnff legislator was
tempted to gest with the girl or make
light remarks, he was restrained by the
modest demeanor and pure soul-look ap-
pealing from her heaven blue eyes.
Elite always brought full basket and
went tripping home with an empty one,
and her scarlet silk purse filled with sill
yer coin. She was the sole dependence
of widowed mother, and her noble ef-
forts to keep away want were known
and made the fruit from the basket ten
times more sweet.
When the great Union Meeting of the
Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio Legisla.
lures were held in Ohio's Capital, the
beautiful orange girl was tripping about,
disposing Of her fruit to the "sons of the
South," and receiving the homage of ad.
mrng glances from all.
At the end of the halls, viewing the
noble row ofprincely residences on Thirt
street. stood alone a youthful member ot
the Tennessee legislature, when he wa:
startled by silvery voice asking:
"Buy an orange, sir?"
GLOW do you sell them?" said the
stranger, looking into her eyes.
Give cents each," said the maiden
holding large one towards him.
Cheap"
"Indeed they are"
This introduction opened the way 70
prolonged and serious conversation, il
which the girl artleSsly revealed to tn
stranger the poverty of her home, and tn
necessity of her supporting her sicl
mother. He was so struck with th
girls manner and singular beauty, tha
he secretly resolved to visit her hom
and become more intimately acquainted
lie did so, and after successive visits
won the confidence and love of the maid
en-, and her mothers consent to thei
marriage; and when he went back to hi
Southern home it was with promise t.
return in fortnight for his bride. H
came, and now the manly Southerne
and the beautiful orange girl are man anc
wife. He has taken her, the fairest o
the fair; to his Southern home, to dwell
with him and her aged mother, in opu
lence, the idol of her husband and tn
blessing of the whole neighborhood.
What an inducement for contant
supply of beautiful, virtuous orange girls
- Cincinnati GazeHe.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-24
PreserXe the Birds.

Tie owners OF land can have, birds, or
they can have destructive insects-it de-
pends upon them to choose which, If
they like vermin on their trees and crops,
on the tops, the branches, roots, every
where, then they will get rid of the birds
Of course. But if the pretty, singing,
hopping flying, bright eyed birds are
preferred to cankerworms, curculios
grubs, and all manner of unsightly worms
and bugs, why then they must get rid Of
or punish the boys and men that hurt the
one cause the other to increase and mul.
tiply, and devour. They will even take
particular pains to put mp boxes and
houses for wrens and sparrows, and the
like, to live in, and to feed those who
stay among us in winter. .f
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-24
YNlrng Ladies'. Read!

The following is from the Hartford Dali
ly Courant
"What number of idle, useless young
women-they call themselves young la
dies-parade our streets They toll not,
neither do they spin, yet Solomon in all
his glory was not arrayed like one of them.
Do they ever look forward to the time
when the real cares and responsibilities Of
life will cluster around them? Have they
made, or are they making any prepara
ton for the onerous duties which will as
suredly fall to their lot-duties to socie-
ty, the world, and God? They lounge
or sleep away their time in the morning
They never take hold of the drudgery, the
repulsive toll, which each son and daught-
er of Adam should perform in this world
They know nothing of domestic duties.--
They have no habits of industry, no taste
fol the useful, no skill in any really USE
fui art They are in the streets, not in
the performance of their duty, or for the
acquisition of health, but 20 see and to be
seen. They expect thus to pick up
hus band who will be as indulgent as their
parents have been, and support them in
idleness. They who SOW the wind in this
way are sure to reap the whirlwind. No
life can be exampt from cares. How mis-
taken an education do these girls receive
who are allowed to imagine that life is
always to be garden of roses Labor
is the great law of our being. How worth
less will she prove who is unable to per-
form it.
at has been observed that 'by far the
greatest amount of happiness in civilized
life, is found in the domestic relations,
and most of those depend on the home
habits of the wife and mother What q
mistake is then made by our young girls
and their parents, when domestic educa-
ton is unattended to Our daughters
should be taught practically to bake, to
cook, to arrange the table, to wash and
iron, to sweep, and to do everything that
pertains to the order and comfort of the
household. Domestics may be necessa-
ry, but they are always necessary evil
AID the best 'help' woman can have is
herseT. If her husband is ever so rich,
the time may come when skill in domestic
employments will secure to her com
fort which no domestic can procure
Even if she is never called to labor her.
self, she should, at least, know how things
ought to be done, so that she can never
be cheated by her servants.
domestic educatian cannot be acquired
in the streets. 1t cannot be learned amidst
the frivolities of modern society A good,
and worthy, and comfort bringing hus-
band can rarely be picked on the pave
ment.
"The nymph who walks the public streets.
And sets her cap TOR all she meets,
MAY catch the fool who turns to stare,
But mel ofsense avoid the snare"
"The highest and best interests ofsocie-
ty in the future, demand better, more
useful, more domestic training Of our
young ladies'"