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Die riH Srna oias 9afltsl Ypu sec ,UUu bels
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,aspririfn Ietinpt,n Ten tn pr Gauont ~ $I.5o atlait) Az
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feHsa W~t ll sava.Hrsn ram uno cen 10y III 81 % pT YaLpR
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80 SIPS. aRassssaos aSslaTss.
zoe rfs. unb ta0rss ,5assn Sans. t
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$50 bsls. nne isres eare (prrms Itan.
50 int Bsirn etaf palp.
30 bkie. 6ui mo tSrrg tsrriaae.
90 here's AesnuuiiH uHs Sauop Gambia
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20 tsis- Sran ak.
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80. keiS. PURE S,sasaia MOUNTAIN l,sis,,,.
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30 eaststs Sbdnraantr.
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20 tbls. 6tbtr. ""' S's1'0n'
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spn ZO0Vu", l50goe. 10000. l2O0ou, Ilju0O, II quo. ia5Orpn
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''ocO, NAL l2Uou, . NAL 10000, Mai 5000, 2 ,adt 1900
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Stn la1pS Spes $500
Sin Oalstt r'Os i.5o s%srtOfti ianu.
p. Stttrs u 9r. in ~Sranffurt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
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Rp. IL Qtunbers II, 9err .NeJf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
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WtinsE SreinSsu irEic t,u a iamr ten Iut;irurn ri, ,r,rhe,,
Nnielsr, eeF Id am 6ufe te Nsaen GIar'tCs, retsr 9ituc', 90
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gen Grtrii6uua r itS Gin su;,s q. ae 60: er ItsS ,r !, go
SL' 81 edbsn III Gtns"' rHI ,at,rs;her 9eilb NN!t frunrintf
tatseren 9 BIN SRarrbaujrr o.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

5tsnts SedrelGs aus ane sagrgtrr- 2Elrtb irnaTt.
Ces u terJetbnrts blt In Ger 1Tten St,agG, oem
5ntbmLItt 9r5erurer, TIN nruts Sudd, u. DoaroIaA~
oIaS er0nart. eaS sc isIuen ortust1cn uuc cen Od
siltlm I'm Al5Smetllsa bcltrn, ~.mpifplt.
ga eem SArreoIa clelts nen rtnaftEhIetrn Sla,es
iitt tits tSsiIaafe Iusr Att :aO psiieI Ia .utlt an
Iaess, ceioacerS nyfisp.: amer etd N.As aates "aass
BIER u. Gtdepa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

IeGtibe DeSamme,
Nirs. &. Staups. los 8rUap,ti ,wiIhen Der
Il. ant .. Suae;.
moor EN- etRtatn 6ranea 2ihnenes Die ~crle5tnitr an;sia., sas
{ IN D.uilhlane ale ptbGHime iueKri mo aMt Der ilntuertiai
~ Tsria :hr Graniea oeltanecn pat, pIrubtr Tic Ole beita SeunliI,t
gcriestn taan, mtspalb nc !h BET rrrtcmmencen p1etsasusa.M pr
tens %eRpfebit. 3u8ttidp h1abt onislse lb.en t1pansr,tnen cr &n.
iiet, eas nc eas jmpftm Der dt6trr, clairs;i.eStn u. J.. 10 seier~
SelUrsi Nib otrdIttacn &uirasrn innt4tkns aaatsaumI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

8. 81. &tredrer.
apetetttr, DrustRt Snip nm ptut
l"eH Sbtmfeattsn u. T. 10. 'Nr. 8 Maip- Ctr,
s~sasnhbsr ben alien @iarfts.
e &tstpts psrtsa mi, 6s erteen SprsfaIt ane oenau-
lstsi etTtust. frpie d en- tf3t prdparaft NIB u L | y fen
apFsrfsr SantIi@fot ttforst. eanbtaufIsnts m6stu Sas
ssi@oa't'ss Wager ameritanhte1. bsutftt unh frani0HfHu- see
!IHSet ArjEettn. FanSr~ NrfifsIu. f. 10. tn better Auspabl alsf.
IN @nStniSsin ntbntn, peIdr Grthel ,wm Stst fslbt III n:ct &c
..h. ae er :srfi '&tu prsiisR abssIlnsu uernsn. Rept1tuta-
Ssrratbs ausssfattet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
). Fl. GRAVES
9Uuie une sIan YAlet,r ant el!sie

0ruie unc SIsh 9LtGtrr int Slsler
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;Iltah 'Me seismanreh assSefuart. tim iaelIrtst aI r4gr bIue;
y. 2. tDrapss.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
@ssannf,u ,~eauua,m.

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= 56V0 Pin gawssrasr 3pstiasn, :!
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
q. ii. HALKL

q. ii. CHALKLEY,
HanFleT BON Seper una SnHhsJmtin9s, 9mscr;t. r
pOu ran DIihbrn. SIltleeer,
Ii. CIV, upl,hsn Diam u. 9drp, 3tthmeno, ga
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0en GGrtT asr at beittns enpfopen. Dititlbtn Fnecn basi 5f II
sfib ales " ibrem Sslpdfl ncipigt 9sert,cuS, Die T. q SSlnDiHls
eriien &c. Ak SurIsa llp9ers U. |. 10 Hus ppr Settierr uR.
5uht ucers seb Ill HI psronoe Gtoer III ~slettiaus pos, i6ts.&
ANt cHlt 4rtifei perceI stsen Saar OEsr sutt Yapurt tiaiQ
seItalft. .sfera nc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
Man,tn Uut.

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sin %allsSIbarrs saitAi isr ahtrataus snit y4sas,iesr. III an
aefp oct Z. YrsanrI NY,,,.,N y"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
Nemti3c Yriibte!

OHEVV VH u UtT 2 o m r.
pc VIHlhitfSBe. nabe .um Alta vIltft.
AHOt hb Cen Osutlpta &u:litan. uamsslIit 5aasruu.r. bh.
Il ~ malShI ca. Ct ea S~str dler o~eIlf5ea .5riKht sail.
ntEl0s. tsaSnf't 2sriase, Sabws3srs nno yimbarsfT sSit.
e1rsestrs Ss;etA ,Nttpnt geetas5sn. bsaftf 4Ssine, si3arrrah.,
6illSita prsfe SrtauN - -" "'Ft't
va @ta quite e5ias slsrf.c" ue feaftist GYiu,br,ssh s.h
.atslelt gft@Ials.e y 81 3et II batsR. une. laNst in-H is;"c s
SF'"et FS~"''"SS SaSeS Ya9A r4Rrjw
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15
u. SoeeTsr u. 6 o D..
Apo-btier une OruAsR e,
o. III >Il 80 ~

Bntene fur ras bisbrr stipouncar 3uruutn bpfi t, amer ia.
thtruus ptoGVter StpisnHns, clltlbs aus ftrnerbin u srbaikn.
3eetpic wcrpen III iecsr san BEL aug ~uHefabt) prompt aRe' Al,
ndK tdbaft ausstfubrt.
allie Sostn ,Srbsitsfs, tStniisrslas, S,+@a1btr, Giaarreu.
RauSs, tau. Go S1nIpftaSat beiianois ah~ -Mb ane mere ~ IN
oen biliaiten 0niltn vsrfduff
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

EDWAaD ". CAENSN.
DshtHtitber 'aem unp 0srtAtS &nrdit.
GIRef: Sdr e'H"'racr- NM 6rdnflIn. Stras,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-15

OCEAN HOUSE
Vds fr Siab. u. GpurttraRr. portsmpnfb,
NAe yeifsnes grbI;tln wuc anf eteits pSr;uS ustrt1tt
Eeit Baai rssStnR auinisrifsra ssmctbt.
x. s gabtts, gs9pristct.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-01
MISCELLAaNEOUS
tatearity of Character.

There are many countelfeits of character,
but the genuine article is difficult to be mis-
taken. Some, knowing its money value, Would
assli.m. its disguise for the purpose Of imposing
| upon the unwary. Colonel Charters said to a
nlan distinguished for his honesty, Il would
lgre a thousand pounds for you; good name" ;"
EsWhyw Because could make ten thon-
sand By il" was the rogue's reply. Integrity
in word and deed is the backbone Of chalac.
ter; and loyal adherence 10 veracity its most
prominent characteristic. One of the finest
testimonies to the character of tire late Sir
Robert Peel WAS that borne by the Duke of
! Wellington in the House of Lords, a few days
after the great statesman's death. "Your
lordships," hesaid, ':.must all feel the high and
Honorable character OF the late Sir Robert
Pecla:5I was, long connected with him in pub
Lie life. We were both in the councils Of our
Sovereign together, and had long the honor
to ENJOY his private friendship. In all the
lCollrse of mrTacqnaintancc with him never
knew man in whose truth and justice had
ttgreatcr confidence, or in whom | saw a more
Iinyariablc desire to promote the public service
In the Whole course ofmy communication with
him Lever knew al instance in which he did
not show the strongest attachment to truth;
and | never saw in the-whole course of my
lire the smallest. reason for suspcctlng that he
stated anything which he did not firmly be-
liepesto be the fact" And this higl-ninded
truthfulness of3the statesman was no doubt the
secret of no small part of his Influence and
bower. There IS a truthfulness in action as
well as in words; which is essential to upright
ness of character. A lnanmust really be what
he seems or proposes to tc Whenan Ameri
can gentleman wrote to Granville Sharp that,
from respect for his great virtues, he had
named one of his sons after him, Sharp wrote:
Il must request you to teach him favoritc
maxim of the family whose name You have
given him-.llmays endeaU0r to be reniiy ephut
yoa .uish 10 app4ur. This maxim, as my fatl-
err informed Inc, was carefully and hnmbly
5practsed by hax father, whose sincerity, as %
plain and honest man, thereby became the
principal feature of his character, both in pub
lie and private life Every man who respects
himself and values the respect of others, will
carry ont the maxim5in act-doing honestly
what lie proposes. to do-putting the highest
character into, his work, scamping. nothing, bnt
prding himself upon his integrity and con-
scicntiousrcss. Once Cromwell said to Bern
ard-a clever but. somewhat INSCRIPTIONS law
yer-"T understand that YOU have lately been
vastly wary in your conduct; do not be too
confident ofthis sit,tlcty may deceive yon,
integrity never will" Men whose acts are at
direct variance with their words command no
respect, and what they say has batIittlc weight;
even truths, wien uttered by thcm, sccm to
come blasted from their lips
Hmih0' .SLi-Help.
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NUMBER 1a. .
TIE Ladies and Frcemasoury.

DR.. Albert G. Mackcy, one ofthe mostlearp
ed and distinguished Masonic lights Of the pre-
sent age, in his Lexicon oa FreclnasoLsy,
compliments the lades and tlCs accounts ior
their ron-admittance into Masonic Lodges,
which, it appears to US, shca:!d be quite salts
factory to them:
"Ihe objection so often uadeby tie mir sex,
that they are most ungallantly rea;sed an ep-
trance into orr order, aud knowledge Of our
secrets, isd,cst answered by reference to the
originally operative character Of orr institr-
tlon.- 1hat woman is rot admitted TO parti-
cipation in our rites and ceremonies, is rnest
true. But 1t IS not because we deem hor un.
worthy or nniaithful, or deny hcr the mind to
understand, or the heart to appreciate our
principles; but simply because, in the very or
gsnizstlon OF masonry, man alone can fulfil the
duties It nculcatcs, or perform the Iabols it en-.
joins. Free and speculative masonry, is but au
application OF the art of operative masonry to
moral and intellectual purposes Our ances:
tors worked at the construction of the Temple,
OF Jerusalem; while VIC arc engaged in the
erection OF more immortal edi6ce the tenn
pie OF the mind They employed their imple-
ments for merely mechanical purposes; we use
them synIolically. with n.re exalted de-
signs.
"fhus, in all our emllems Our language,
and cur rites, there is a beautiful exemplifca-
ton and application Of the rules of operative
masonry, as it was exercised at the building of
the temple. Ard as King Solomon employed
in tn: construction Of that edifce only hale
and hearty men, and cunning lworkmen, SO.
our lodges, in imitation Of that great exeIn-
par, demand us the indispensable requisite to-
admission, that the candidate shall Le free
born, OF lawful age, and in the possession Of all
his limbs and members, that he may he capa-
ble OF performing sucli work as the Master shall
assign to him.
Hence, it must be apparent flat tho adm;s-
sion of women into our order would be atten.
dcl with o singular anomaly As they work.
ed not at the temple, neither can they work
with US. But we love and cherish them nos
the less. One of,tlle holiest Of onr mystic.
rites inculcates reverence for the widow, and
pity for the widows son. The wife, the mother.
the sister, and the daughter of the Mason, cx.
crcisc q peculiar claim upon each Mason's
heart and affections. And while we know
that woman's smile, like the mild beams of an 2
April sun, reflects brighter splendor on tue
light of prosperity, and warns with grateful
glow the chililness Of adversely, We regret, not
the less deeply, because unayaillngly, that no.
rav of that sun can Hume the rccesscs OF our
lodge, and call our weary workncn from their
!Hhors to refrcsGncEt"
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TIE LOST One FouND-Mr. WLitcfcd had
a brother who, for sore years, appeared to DO
an earnest, sincere christian. But he declined,
and finally wandered far from the path of duty,
After hearing his brother preach one afternoon,
he retired in distress of mind. 4. the supper
table he yroaued, and could neither: eat nor
drink, Saving, Il ain lost man" The Countess
of Huntingdon, who sst opposite, exclaimed,
Il am Glad Off l am glad CT IT," sit Is
wicked in you to say you are glad alu lost
man." said he. 81 repeat il" said she; u am
heartily glad oft" He looked at her, astonished
at her barLari,y. 81 am glad Of it" said she,,
"because it is written, The son Of map came to
seek and to save that which was lost" With
tears rolling down his cheeks, he said, "Whata
precious Scripture truth is that. And how is
it that i. comes with such power to my lnindt
Oh, madam" said he, 81 bless God for that.
Then he will save me; I trust my soul in his.
hands, he has forgiven me-" He soon after
wen, ont, felt unwcl, fell down and expired.
We sire all lost; happy will it be for usifwe
become sensible Of it, and are found before tho
summons of death shall come. Let backsliders
take warning, and soc to it that they return to-
the Great Shepherd ere their feet stamb!e on
the dalk mountains CT death.
.C1grqcy:.'. S,.E!&is>-
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To Promote the HcaI,f, of Cattle.

. r. q F
Mix, occasionally, one part of salt with four,
five or six parts Of wood ashes, and give the
mixture to different kinds Of stock, summer
and winter. 1t promotes their appetites and
tends to keep them in ahcalthy condition. 1t
is said to be good against bots in horses, nurrai
in cattle, and rot in sEecr.
81 lorse-raddish root is valuable 70, cattle. IL
s2snstile, ard is good for q e
heat If animals will not eat it Voluntarily, cut
it up fine and mix it with potatoes or meal.
Feed all animals regularly. They not only
look for their food at the usual time, but the
stomach indicates the want at the, stated
period. Therefore feed morning, noon, and
evening, as near the sauie time as possible.
Guard against the wide and injurious ex--
tremes Of satiating with excess and starving
with want. Food should be Of a suitable quality,
and proportioned to the growth and fat.euing.
Of animals, 10 their production in young, and
milk, and TO their labor or exercise. AnilnaS
that work need moro food, and that which is,
fur more nutritious, than those that are idle.
In - dry time see that the animals hare
good supply OF water. Wien the fountains
are ow, they drink the DRAWINGS of fountains,
streams and passages OF water, Which are uu-
wholesome.
If barns and stables are very tight and warm,
vonti!ste in mild weather, even in winter.
Exchange.
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SELECTED POETRY.
To-MoRROW.
DY wI..L!.N ECsx.

Did We but know what lies beyond,
This varied, shadowy path We tread,
How often would our souls despond,
Our eyes the tears Of sorrow slcd7
But God, who knows what's best TO do,
Who secs us from his starry throne,
Has wisely hidden from our view
That which had best remain unknown.
We walk to-day in conscious pride,
And lra'rgthc flag Of hope on high;
Bll all! tomorrow by our side
Some friend may lay lin down and die:
Some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust;
Such flower, ere dies the evening rays,
May trlmpled be and laid in dust.
Youth dreams of many glorious thing,
AS on he hies in pleasures track;
Each day some newborn promise brings,
He turns no eye Of sorrow back;
The flowery fields are all before,
His eyes on some bright star are set
Life is to him II sunny shore,
He'll learn it has its shadows yet.
Tomorrow In its secret Shade
l little know what is for me-
l may he with my fathers laid,
a -,.F y.
But far beyond LIES boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And lie alone who takes or gives
Can guide my wandering feet Alright.