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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

FAcTs ABOUT MILK.-Crcam cannot rso
through great depth of milk. If, therefore,
milk is desired to retain its cream for time,
it should be put into deep morrow dish; and
if it be desired to fEee it most completely OF
cream, it should be poured into broad fat
dish, not much exceeding one inch in depth.
The evolution of cream is facilitated by a rise
and retarded by depression OF temperature.
At the usual temperature of the dairy-forty
degrees of Fahrenheit-all the cream viii pro-
baby rise in thirtysix hours; but at seventy
degrees it will perhaps rise in haA that time;
and when the milk is kept near the freezing
point, the cream will rise very slowly, because
it becomes solidified. In wet and cold wealth
or the milk is less rich than in dry and warm,
and on this account more cheese is obtained
in cold than in warm, though not in thundery
weather. The season has its effects. The
milk in spring is supposed to be the best for
drinking hence it would be the best for calves;
in summer it is best suited for cheese, and in
autumn the butter keeping is better than that
in summer-the COWS less frequently milked,
give richer milk and consequently more but
ter. The mornings milk is richer than the
evenings. The last drawn milk OF each milk
ing, at all times and seasons, is richer than
the first drawn, which is the poorest
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08
flying over the World and Atlas, with this line


for motto:
''He sees the top of atlas as he flies''
Inc hit was palpable-the suggestion adopted.
The partners got another hint-that their asso-
ciate might have in him the stuff of which a
good editor is made. A little talk-Page shy
and doubtful, the partners insisting and conf
dent-and Paige was induced to try his hand.
In the next number Of the Hercury appeared
the first OF the ssPatent Sermons, by Dow, jr."
These were continued weekly, and gave the
paper such an impetus that the exchequer of
the Mercury grew plethoric. the partners aban-
doned type setting, and attended only to the
business and editorial departments. Paige
was sought out-became very popular-was
dined, llquored, feted. From an Industrious,
sober, Woodworking printer, he became man
about town, favorite of the fast men, and in
time so dissipated that he became useless to
the paper, and was bought out by his partners.
Ii wasted all his money in idleness and drink
ing, and finally went to California.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08
rHEY TELL ME THAT rM ALWAYS GAY.

They tell me that I'm always gay,
That nv heart is ever light,
That nought of sorrow clouds my way
Or dims life's roses bright.
But o. they do not read Alright.
The lore of my soul profound,
Whose buried griefs. obscured from sight,
Not even the plummet can sound
The thoughts which sadly crowd my brain,
No human mind can know;
This heart shall never more complain,
Though crushed to earth by woe.
Within the smiles of life I'll bask,
A slave to joy and mirth,
Till death shall cast aside the mask
1 wore while on the earth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

The ". e. Farmer truly says that the fat
tening of turkeys and other poultry in dark
cellars. (or in close confinement in any way,
we would add) is cruelty. 1t is cruelty, we
say, to the consumers, as well as to the birds
because one of the, ordinarily, most healthfui
kinds of flesh, is thus made unwholesome.
The Farmer prescribes variety of grain foods,
and boiled potatoes and Indian meal and
then, perfect freedom to ramble, which, when
so fed, the animals will not over-use. They
will then fatten rapidly enough, and preserve
a healthful state and fine appearance.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

DMeasures about being taken, in New
Jersey for diminishing the evils of intemper-
anee. Will they be pint, quart, gallon
measures? We recommend dry measures.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

Rum is like death-it levels all distinctions.
An alderman, with ssbrick in his hat, - would
just as soon fraternize with chimney sweep
as with foreign envoy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

A doctors wife attempted to move him by
her tears. s.Ah - said he, sstears are useless
/ have analysed them. They contain little
phosphate of lime, some chlorate of sodium
and water
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

The man that made the Pixies for Captain
Brown, the leader Of the Harper's Ferry raid,
was proven to be Democrat, before the in
vestigating committee at W ashiBgton, sever
al days since.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

Measures are being passed in the Legisla-
ture of Minnesota in order that steps may
be taken to remove the Winnebago Indians
from their present location. The whites want
their land.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

A young lady in Texas, was bitten by
snake several weeks ago. Since then she has
very curious fits, and while in this condition
she went twenty Eight days without tasting
food. She is also partly paraliZed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

A FAT OFFIoE.-From statistics published
it is inferred that the income of the Sheriff of
New York is at least $50 900 year.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

Samuel Woodman, near Dayton, Ohio, died
of hydrophobia, recently. He was bitten by
a dog last September.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

Gen. Cass has given to the board of Educa-
tion of Detroit, lot of land valued at S Sl5.-
600, for Union Schoolhouse.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

The month of December, 1859, is regarded
as one Of the coolest Decembers on record.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-02-08

Ny post Office address is, Chillicothe, L
ingstop county, Missouri.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
2;}ef0mntma I)mm3cil.
sGsss2snt SSieDepIGge
bilIlgeg dry -OoO0s.
9iI!ia, tilliNer Nenn ie :!

SSn So. q Nfuiuitrofe fam man cic 9iu0lfcn
Orplccbs fiucen, nimljtb: 5000 2Iaros rcitc
Talcncia fir DamcufIcipcr, l24 Gte., mertt
rat Doppelte; 5000 garpe id6ue taummutl;nc
Hranlcn fir 0sttpsdcu ,c. Il Gtt. uno bGbcr :;
6T5 Noar lbmar,c uuo fartae 9ameubanri6ubc
III BIZ Ste, pic oncerSmr - Gta. tcitcu; 5000
Gantric Sanc6 al :: &ts., telers Suailtat III
ouBeyorrcntif bi!ligcn Drcjitn 400 irner tl
ligen Ssroants Shapl5 III % Sis, ric Sl.00
wertb ituo; rin grrBtc Nipriimcnt O4mcnhono
itu6e Qcrrrne) 'u ~ @.o. frani5Ffbe aeitdlc
&rnacn unb llntrrdrmcl ;u 80 Cts. uno b1ber,
bpppcit 10 ojCl mcrtb.
Serermonn wjrp Crltaunt icin, ME bila bic
9Elarcn in 90. y WInrabc ptltauft merren.
6cines SlummrlcueuA Su 9 ST., merits 10 G5.;
ole tcitc SnalitGt ppu Vanrcpo.e unp gJp Miuc
'u I23 @ts., oc in nnperru @eihGItrn | Sbu9.
brnacu; Sctts mn SsrpGnts Yluntete Ut alien
preien; 2incpt ,u l23 Gents &C.. 6launele,
Stdina, Sbectjna uuo Sbutiug; Sriib giuncn
III 81 ] uup 30 Cts uno bGber, trertb pas Spp-
pats; SaIiimercs uno Satncttc, &Cututy Scans,
poItcrp, Gloves, 2iucn unp 0iorlcuee Spcme :;
@iratS uno Hd9'au Carpets, Shuhc unp piclc
anpsee Irt'tcl, Su Sdblrri&, um lie bier auBu-
fihreu.
Nllco um mas id titts in elm ScIuh PES Tus
bttums, ebe nit cjCicu tuNcu 9Goarcn auige-
raumt mtro. Scf. Straus, u Maiplfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

Ter Nrr9sn in Ger SIrdbI,te. = Das gufIubrn
Der am opriaen abeno seiunrenen Sslutlpursn,
&liOmaum taudt natb Der Qci6c. -
@uf BEN h,6ttstantten Ybyrif6. Siumrn, bic
nas Slrdbaus amfnnbrn, trdbtsn b,e sSba,.
unO Ssrtunrrten BEN nabenrtn @craer, eraustn
I'M sSalb antwortetcn Del miIrsn 98elf6babntr.
nno i'm Sit'n be9annsn bic Die ireunpi6en Ster.
ne Elm Helm men,s Su srblri&sn. ia bobsn itA
in Der ontte, rie mir i'm prri9sn Gapitsl bsIebris.
ben, re prei 6rauen, Mrs @nbrene nit ibr,n
tepsn [octttrn POM Eager, Uni lin in psm 8oum
N'n pc MT 70 dleIrn 8rsm0sn tbsilen muBten, an.
Sutleren, sbs Is tel..r murrs.
Sorfchti9 ibrittsn lic iibsr Die am 1eusr Ia.
9empsn binnf9 nnp tlietn rie ogrflinmenpen
SobIsn wisrer 3n lftenci9sr @utb an. 8aIo
lrperis "ub, nen betlflafsrneer &icnipatnen &C,
nabrt 'I"c srVdrmtnot 0tanlnIe clnppr, Die arvGe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
gNihliN iilr 9Qt nMp ,tDen @LmIelnen

2NTNIN IHV 1ut HlIV NDtN GINlInen
unceInc pcilt Dem seebrrn put!jfam nit paB CT ein
Wager aer SUr.eE 2Stnt Ue yliore ball. pgltrr Suali
1t e er IN @9oRtn unp ;clncn nc Den buiatrn Qrti-
ZEN a5aBt. 8erslbe bait sbIaIe Wager on peuthrn
6Tufien, eeGirer 9Surt, SCrvtaIeipur SuiWurlf uno
SMwarenmo9rn S.rNcen, Goareince, 5wetiten, 4afsrs
3rHe &p9np, ,S6weeriat uno asr Ip!tDCr Mrte Ole in
gEirilboCn unb rmaicutn aebrauc,i wsrpen 9lios
gu1us IeBen tulcibn in Sian6 pieptrum GuBerlt tlid
p'r!aRTtn iu tonlcn. Spbn Shar,
W0tnlh0fe, Srvilthkn car z. unN Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
9DntermOeen vcn .oIten unp gRassn.

DEM NnterSei6nsIen 9erebt es gum 8eTsnugtn Isinen
Breunoen unp pcm 9ubIitm lein Eager osrbf~ unb
SSer a3aren tmpfeblc III fonmcn ras auS Den nppc1n-
m NGieein, St Stli unp 21iCbtrbUiCR fur 6errer unb
Nnaben, cme aus S!rpb, G9hCnS, y0nam0 unb QmbIalI
o%"n Tn9 Sane9 NiEBen uno ainrT outr 'e. btisbi
mel& @riitti CT 9t9En baar aueCrit bliQ vsrtaui..
1ute .ueroen nan @Dritrit angeferiiet.
Dlelbe btltei ctnen Store Np. Brpabr III eeiutsn
unf elm @Saartn!o8ey gu beijbtialn @cp g. Qc!tp @s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
Scf0,Imtmin chl.m9csg.
u. u. ~ Drr'e,

Srpalfr., ;miIcaen rcr 3tcn uuo 4tcn Strosc,
,ciNt Dem 1rcbrtcn reutidbrn putUfum an, ras or
.pcten nit Gem S6ff n8rr;in fpt9cnre
2SGaren srbalten tat:
% 8aB ncue >nerirgc,
100 8aS neuc 3mctchen.
sap 9etrrdnrte 0irncn,
lrre cine quite 2Iuewabl rCutjdsr 6,Wdbte. On
9&icocrvcrfGufrr pert1ufe ih GuBsrit tjlia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,
9lr. lI6. Gte SroHo= II. 6. Stra6e. 9io. 176.
= ~. .Npitnbaum
erlauHt l co5 Nreh'tt 9Hbum outmefam III MAIDEN. bof
CT elnt 2Smtra 2Iaarn cmanRen rie in euSr orpge
mabl Der ncutttn @rl beltCbeu, uno t unaeie, birr
Yrsilen nE!E lem; GonctreS juIaen pertGuit werben
Sd bebc belonotrS icIIenoe Mrel b,ruOr:
ScIcei5cu9e, Ill ltbUar; Unp alien 9TpSefnrbrn
gttaI;n Nt0ln, 90nS uno AaGbpollenc.
Mtertnps 9anS urp b1lb,prlsne
MeNtg trlanbtlhe yeinipon0
Aei5ice nccerdncj}thse Cub unS GofTn,errs
SbamIS, &ioneIa, Ionic cine sypBc @uepGbI yrn Scu
tetpu9 0oooS. L. wVlcncn II. baunlmOltren Estrgn,n
Gin Stlu'D oteie5 Ea9ero Dirb ergebtn crBetcn ynn
=. ~. RDicnbaum
napc ilnl neucn WarfEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
sw.ihen Miampnp II. Wcr aInrf

DampliHiHi"grt 3wHden Hithmomo II. Nele glprf.
Die bsioen ggoFrn uao bequm cjngtriaieien
l@tns ","'sSoipA uno jiaaa1e" iUeotu ben, rcisupf
yupttam i"T StngbUn9 bsen5 mPf3Dleu Ter 1abrpre,g
ee18! III Der GGju tlt. Sttt uno 5en S. uno nm {n,t
l9sRsst %. Sit IS mesi9mn Ocrl5Bt ihren g8baif an
JtSesuS s'sn Sisnta9 I'm tgr Radntags paer no be
abIatTi user 6ae sgere 0Gnpbin beauecn mill bof i%
bel Ieh llntsrsibneten Gin 5abr5illeI III lOlen " ''
9aiaScpres natp NDrpit 2.OO ''l''"''''
2[g'6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
5ols! @ul,!

AnterSehnetcr bait forpartno ciac arcfcn rrratt Ypn
@iten- unb 6itItntplS tecr Sua!itd tnc tanR ,einr
Nunoen hrrn un:r Cen alnit9cn S%onsunGcn rer(essn
e' &auten Hca Ai0cEmrp cl0 9&ggparn tpfcnfrel BE-
lcI Scitt,Uu9CR mcltc hnterGIcn Vtrrcp bel abnea L.
GNts oHer 05cD u 0unrteg SgNot orr t,vic III cer 6p
necra9c an 2Nraer ndbc 9rrre Nacnnc rcrcer sromrl
eelarst. @rci'e GNS telm @ihtEhoiS ~ 81 80, ant
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
@FOBs Ssrbedsrun8 i'm 3aDmaus,,eben.
-. gS. Sones

m9@t aaen, peIde 3dbne aueSr,oor, ,,;,,s,,.
oS S IL pS sE In srse sOm aransnen it, eOiSE;r SIs
rer S enea SDE@GF n te @noa9elt unO 9cfsmmsabi Eb
ait imrr,oS " peF af paB lie baS Auestbea ber 3bns
tritcn WrrS4 uPs! ntm11 psriegIsu ben abu bei oen
39STfn @ e,aa"Sebsn, ME Jpn ,er6rerr oSrr bas
es yen r'} ahn- 9fLail'nen oe 6aeu, &einan uuO Gin
2Its; Ua'nraBe. stpiitb:n Der y n.p ust' 10
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

SalatHl G'erite, St1rte, jtaTte- GHsn,, Gbrcr-
acs neS eiier gicr9e ortcrr 9rt;fc parmcrlccn, gu,
ttne grt'oct 3rUwu 2SmOirr ScNp 3lbntncu eau SC p-
lr9ne, 'c. &c. gum Scy.auf Sci g. G. 1iIbrr. &ot
Srirnc III Gauone GitoF S}orS tCicnScrs inr &cr-
tsctirnero Gnc GgncurtS patrb ne bel jrocr tcc6ecn
Nuon'tidt Tncr i5obrIprcio ~ 5otcn tet
g. 6 G;Thcr Iat
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
y. 9rttcs.
Srpab Stroes, 3lriltben 6. II. I. Gtrasr, ne6cn

SFoo0 Strobe, lrtltbelt 6. u. I. Gtrase, nebcn
u. Sdap'e ,gSitclm 3clI oou5".
Seridte cntpebu bcm brctscu uni bud,rtlcnecn Wub>
um cns du!e gelbmoGrcllc cjiI9crtic!c @arbiritubc
uno imctht!i I'D, oOB MemanS tncu Strp onetrS ole
bcT iuIreotr n6cr bic rc,citoitc 2Guberuuo pcr6E,
ote Tim uncT tcn uuN Clner Gs6pIicn 6lnbt III Ibci
mro Uerrcr cmpfcht nd III d,rr0Ibcn Speraticpcr
&c. &c. - Etrlett lihr Eager tr k,n porfmcrtrr H.
o6rer cte aiageScte Snttur stayn coe ojrouwerou u
aueIGOea Der oa0re. I'm 3upruh bliict 81 Suttcs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
8efamntsnac5mmae,..
SSir0imifci,cr SSsci,r.

Or lnrSrtdnctc entchehit ocm wcrlitberbtn WutIfum
ur l'Iei9ir9ncn Sa'Gnba INN Ncc SeyblmN g8cins &C.
tens cc CT per Gotpuc III 81 % unb bcim guscph ~,
$3 so Slm SerTGuf rhtrirt >"
l Der 29rhltaH oeiitItcn rcrcen bic oechrt,n Cj5Nc
au 2Stn ect Ger Galde outer SSur ii. NJ bccnS tc.
pttni unS l0ott iHm Seiua SsrttCn ircureIidit crn
NNCNb 4cf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

9cDelan., Sttin uno Glaomaarcu 0cieAGft
@cn scrbrtcn bet;lhcu u6lit IL fIno ban an bcr fr
or Soac uo AriI!tn otoc Cin Cnprmce ya0cr rrn or~
Pore WrGur ur H 0duSnrib|a:af ctabrt lit rcltg5 Soo
;in9t ctuht @c'tdtt otCltr 9rt III &;hmHo il Inner
&no.cmEnt eiiboii G0G, iSiur uno NcrccGarry1a
N!.uer nNo c1Hen, EpfrI dty Nrl Ndcr- unb Src,fau
1eH E1'ptn NIu ,}inn 9c %drrja GuS Tlpcrplaritric
HhFter'urr. Spttlct INN Spic9rSldcg acr Girrgcn -
S@H2r NcO'r' tens uro SmrduhtUritCn Ouh alcrtano
tue 29aaren uno 5picl;eu9 t. M 2Soclprrfdufcr c, Dem
&C oeRcpalt rnorn, bet Cr rpruipvcdru oa pIr I'M
Sahof lIc tNntn 0USnatn5cciC bI Ycrt0sn III f6Hucn
S60op IL 9rmp. @dc bar 3. u. 2Srrabtr
0dmtm9. .Nmelt. YafctfaNrt 2ctiru- @)cisiIdait.
2oam'pfid,ifabrt
SViNeu
9ambnra "ne Stem S'ore, pia 1outuanspton,
Smi5:eIt Der n.utn cur pNe Soioc sb0uttu uno Gle.
eonirtt tnGtrtA!G!tn 9rlEel e'crntn 9ct2NnvfjdiTs
. 0rui ia, 2Ouo EonS. GGpt. Irautndnu.
y monia, 5000 GYMS Capt. <5tptnien.
SarouiG, 1000 IUn5, Gapt. GGlcre.
Sbi3e i0cae lbrtr iNntltn mo QUdiitu YaHrten rlbm
1iNli 0rfauntt 0aatptla'ile Dcrotn re9clmaFia am
Grltcn unC 8inScNnten icpCn 9Romtt5
"cn Nsw ert une ambUQ MA rutbamptUR crgsbirt uni
nebmen Qail0Sjcre 9icp @iprE nad
@"mburas A5Gpre. 9pneun uns 5om.bamr.vn'
81 to!3enoen Nreilcn:
@rre Gajute . 500.
Swttte Gajute 80.
Smll heuped 35
@ou So1mburs Sfcrp ggprf:s
grite GoNtt $li25O. ,}Dtite GNIuit So 3miibcphcF
$40 2Sc9en 9alo8e m:noG m0a jn
Is. q, &ieharH, 2onS " Comp
i5N SSSpG0rGY, NCip 9nrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
Nn Die Oameu 8ibmpnee.

Ntaeame 8aude (ocn paris), rie 6ei Der
Idsttn 0oir i'm Redance Snltimt fur ibre 6Ute ba6
FTRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
cbtslt, bat 233 Srrahrost ua5e b 3tcn Gin rcacS Inn
rtilblliiJee Eager NilinUp~ 2GaMcu erpfntt.
MoSumc Il. bat bic Gbrr bru DNueN gihbmrnba onsI~
crstbbren 9htlle rprrGtbla bic nculten prtr 9icps
prtcr Wt9ren in ScifurcS, cabere 9SycdtaV, 81 bbpne
Yl,ee Wnfaut i. wiro bic SrrBle Nufmclfan cit Nl
anc i5r m &beil werbcben 9uitrdee ptpeubt. uno bre
GiCnuennrn t0nncu G ncrfbCrt bacn, car CUTE
rEo etihniaGpU Un one9cfubre Maare bil: eytolnn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

Sctbcn srb0n cine id6re NIB ,rD e~9lgerYab ypu Rim
errlpWlIraMen, 9iunpcrser mlo %ac'gr buhrn 9aoGe
ttrjen FSr eHrittai nt, colO- nm j'bcr Sbam i1bs
2olIlen, ecrinhtn, Ytano IN mo Girunat
S,rner ndNI llntrelb. Cit ouI irne d crGaItsueu
SpIerticn unp 6UenIrIbe ofmrtl,m, iOluit Ierrbaup
GtI eue Ill cin Sasn cnlHla0en.e 4rilicl
HIhmpnc, 5. 9ticmber 1889
Sobn Serbig.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
0cihdi @rrfinung.
Gnhu .6erhin
81. Bccf.,saitu's

~. OcC1 W1IISG
gRirtbi,9aft uno Sa9srrler-@aUn,
NtainaraBe, ,wiieben Der II. unD 49,, rem
Wartt gesenubcr.
SeIe neu unS gtlbmateCu elnGcrittete g8m6ibaft pc
nur be semen Vquore Eager. 2ter unb loniae GrfrhS
uracn otfGr rperprn empIklt cinen Uepen np Dem ae.
faInmten 9ublttum jum heB9tR Selu@
9sinri@ 9edmann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14
DR.. med. Go. ,. ll6tfd,,

Nrit 9Sunrar't unD Nuseuar,t.
Der 0pcrr wirnct ielfe bcrneCrc 9ufmcrtiamcit allen
Grcntntn uno Observation-Disclosures Iprie tCn 1rluftcn Der
Scu9urQerrgJnc belcer GedlcdtCr in allen St,bnn. -
Nu9tnT Tdnttcitcn mcroCT i'm nad oCn GgintiH Der
ucucltcn @utbldinecn urc Wcttcccn tcb1roeIt.
SieetunoCn pcn S-lo Gto9rns unb II llbr dfittegs.
Hc. 9lrntcCup 6Ctcl, 9rraclrcct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-14

5ricrc. @'rrhaIrs SIlnitrrtr 5amtIisn. &alenper
flir 1860, 20 Gts., bsi s. =. Stecfer.
Den NtOnncnien ,,rirr. Gcrharo'S Qsorfnptcn-Se-
pcrcr ctHc sur gtfdlscn NItrtt ooB r te N0eniur uon
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pp.t.r cntSCg.n nebme. g. s. Stettr
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
Tur Nrw Ms. B1nLr rnoM Nous.

THE New Ms. BIBLE FROM MOUNT
SINAI-The new MS. Bible discovered
by Prof Tischendorf in The library of the
monastery on Mount Sinai is to be prin-
ted. in ST. Petersburg with great magni-
ficence, under his care and at the cost of
the Imperial Government. Prof Tisch-
endorf finds strong reasons for fixing its
date in the first half of the fourth cen
tury; and, he says, that as means of
determining the text of the sacred writ
ings, especially those Of the Apostles, il
is far more important than even the Ms.
Of the Vatican. The age of the new
MS. has already been the subject Of live
ly controversy, a concerted attack having
been made upon Prof. Tischendorf's de-
ductions by number Of st. Petersburg
Academicians. His replies were, how
ever, 50 satisfactory that his opponents
have become converts to his belief.
This Ms. is the oldest MS. Of the BIZ
bic which has been preserved in the
Christian world. It's far older than any
other except the Vatican MS, to which
it's superior IN age and in completeness;
for the Ms. Of The Vatican lacks five books
entirely and one in part. It's authority
is also confirmed by the quotations Of The
early Fathers, which agree with il more
nearly than with any other MS.
Prof Tischendorf has already filled
ten folio volumes with Bible documents,
and may be presumed 70 know as much
about the correct version Of the Bible as
anybody. Ills seventh edition Of the
New Testament is tho standard. He will
illustrate this edition profusely with phi
losophic fac-similes; and while no is sure
That the original MS. will, as soon as 1t
becomes known, be esteemed throughout
Chrlstendom as great national treasure
for Russia, he hopes 10 make the ed:6o
frMcePs Of it worthy monument Of I'm
perial munifcence, and one which tho
whole Christian world shall receive with
grateful thanks. IN. Y.Tribunc.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
Estate Journal.
Ger The Lansing State Joarnal say

Eg- The Lansing State Joarnd says,
we have the authority Of Mr.. WILLIAMS,
the President of the Amboy, Lansing and
Traverse Bay Railroad Company who has
been east for several weeks, for the pur-
pose of negotiating for iron, for saying
that be has been successful, 50 far ms re-
CARDS the quantity wanted between Owes
so and this eity--eontraets having been
signed, sealed and delivered TO that effect.
The iron is to be delivered at Detroit as
soon as possible after navigation opens
The subscriptions in this city yet unpaid
ought to be promptly handed over, and
the few miles of road bed yet 20 be made
Immediately completed. - -.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

BooTH AND Ills PLACE OF CoNF1NE-
MENT.- We think, says the Milwaukee
Meas, that all attempts to create an .ex-
element over the Imprisonment of Mr..
Booth, will prove abortiye. In the first
place there is no one in whom the people
repose the slightest degree Of confidence
to head a mob for that purpose. Such
men are generally satisfied with the ac-
ton Of the United States authorities. If
Booth is illegally imprisoned, he has his
remedy; but all who know anything,
know that he is held by virtue Of due
process of law, and is no moro entitled to
a release from custody, than other con-
victed criminals. He is in a very safe
place, and one which may and will be
rendered much more secure in case ofany
demonstration being made to rescue him.
The building in which he is lodged be-
longs to the United States, and will be
closed whenever there is good ground for
experimenting that an attempt is to be
made to forcibly release him. In such a
case, ourcitizens would be deprived Of the
use of tho Post Office, Custom House
and the U. S. Court until the siege sho'd
be raised.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

Eg- The Kalamazoo Gazette perth
nently observes that those black republi-
can prints which have been so ineonsid-
crate as to declare that {" Mr.. McKinney's
longer continuance in office. is inconsis-
tent with duty and HONOR and have de-
manded bis removal, will now understand
that they have been grossly abusing "-as
honest man as ever lived" ~