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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-19

rd ai6e nnS ssGr S,s mnrte,nc 6otels 70
ttfsat fnp, fnb Seosumann in S,r ihm am mel.
fen 'nfaasnSsn @sis Genus in ,sfas unO SHue
inpsn wirb.
Bir S@srtreilrn auf bic gn,.toe Der 96tt.
Iersecss $40, /, g. S@n g.. bic om DC ). 81.
in Sem srcssn unb f6Snsn Scale ses Mpntic,Io
5ctsls ibrsn Oissiapristn Subresbau ~ fsi.rn
sebenft.
6eutt Gbenp fnbet i'm 9ptolt tes Serrn
q. S6ao RE ,dnse,eistt grrfammluna fott, In
Der 5crr q. 9ur6. General. gIa,nt Der proi,ttirtsn
Stact ,girstnia GitY," pis gcrtteiIe Der g.f.>
relnns unc pes glni6lufts OH ptels Gcmpasuie
edrle9en mirp. gBtr erlu6en Seoermann ptsle
Setiamm'rH9 sl btiuhen, um f6 pur6 eisene
@hl@anuns ees 9lanes, unb Der Grldnteruns
penelUsn paoUn ai itsrseuacn, cae bisfes Inter
heemen etn IN isber 9s;itbuns reeass lit. @an
eore. prnte unb urtbsile banu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-19

'iere aus ben O,uti&sn Sriessi5ulsn 9erSprst>
ben, 1T pobl iebem DeutI6rn tefannt.
Nn& Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Ser.
Staaten fanoen es nis Safer Teputlit fur nptb.
psnpt9, ttne S&ulc ;u srri6ten fur Die Gr,iet,
un9 iun9er NSnnsr gum &rieseoienfe.
Die Srie9si6uIe ,u geeR 9pint, wsI6e i'm
Sabre 1903 seRftet, nbsr nod Dem 8riese nit
@n9lonr, i'm Sabre 1912. p~rrtsIert wurpe, III
tfbt nuf einsm Stanppuutt, Der pom tsincm euru>
pdilden Snititute bisisr Dirt srrei&t wurbe, rnp
bat lett elmer &eite BON Satrsn Sf3iere fur aHc
sSanen9attunsen %selitfert, Die in ierer Sesiet-
un9 fur bic psrantmcrtlihsn Steltn quatiTcirt
tno, mel6e ibnen TO oft anptrtrnut msrben miiTen.
(S6lue fpl9t.)
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{ 81 us .sol

Mapcrs.@ curt. Sarob @lealants, cine frsie
Ne9erin, pnrrt BON DER @nfIast freiseiproben.
orrl6iebens &IeibunsSiids pom Catherine 5opes
gsitobIen gu tabtn. ~
6reperif s. Sbcmpipn 6atte f6 auf bic On.
tla9e bin gu pr%rGntwDrten, ii6 betrunf,n auf Der
StraBe um6srgstrieben su bItem.
g8iaiam Martin Bate Gin pcrldufaes g,rkS,
nuf bic NntIuss gu b%slfsbsn, in ben Qap,u sou
George %. 6arris tin9ebrohsn gu ltin.
SbUmas 9Biltinlon unO Sobu ~erpsrombs ,u,i
psttere nd&tlite @intreber, murpen purlGuRo
auf Die QnfIasr sin9eaeft. cen 9aorn BON 5bos
8. BOrO semaltiam erbrO6en lu 6absn.
5ames Safer, SbUmas gBilfinlon unp qctr
QipseOmbe battsn elm pOrlaufirs SerbSr ouf ri,
Nuflase 8u %teitsben, nd6tli6fr Beilt ten Q,nsn
pom @brifian Milcr srbrOtb,n uno e5auk MR.
Stiefsln i'm 0crtbs BON Sl3 oaraus osaotI.n
az babsn.
Die Gcnts N6euo i'm 9otale rts 6err, a
SteinIcin 3ur 9afibrnus tommenbs goraenuro
res 3urnrr.&9eaterS loGte BON iepem st. ,nnSs
9~slsaiser unterbaItun9 beluut nerpsn 10 nic
g8abl Der Stads, oas Der gCraeuuno foIn,nS,
&aultrdnBben, Die ansrfanut quite Muft un1,rer
6rsunce pom Der neuen armpry 8aub. uuS .nb,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-19

Noucr ;u fei3tn une boprn;uIauf.p. eie n,,r-
ben intes am nG&ftn Gage piebsr ,iro,s,r,.,,
= Sn rer Nnps gnrO in @snrocoro sfrrIsn
wurrs 9inerln fir5Ii& i'm 8iirnis s,rtronnt
: Sn Cincinnati 1irSts Der 0eutSb, CO.,
$. @cpa YOn Dn6e Der bur6 Srane b.ima,,
Iu6ten @OtsIfatrt Ger 5erren g. @ith,n mn
3ammslsbsrs unS fam ums 9sben.
- Sn Gan 5raneisec, GAL. Bat rie bsfou,,,
SdauIpielsrtu s. Davenport BEN reiGen S,Ic.
mel S. gB. Gambler ssbsiratbet II. niro Der gHbn,
Ballet ia9sn.
= Die SABINE bts galmsttc. Stnates (SaS,
Sarplina) wirp fclsencermaben beibriebsn: Der
@runb 1T blau, nit einsm s~clbsnen palmbaum
In Der @itts stns %sottsns Ss~taYssrfAlanss nit
seracsm 8upfe unp bsraussefredt,r 3ur9e rim.
selt lido Inn psu Stamm. SIM Sintcrarunes,
biuttr Dem Sarm unp Der S6lonse, btfup,t f6
Elm ~soIoener QIbler nit ouss,trrdtsn 8lii8eln
elm splpncr Gttrn in Der Cbern rr6ten Ode nit
Den NOrten .,gtaum fir @ebr" auf Der eutss-
stnselsgten Seite.
: Der btutlhe appptipbIr9er bes Suesns
1T fir Die gufr,ftbaltuns Der Union I'm jcper
9reie, aber audi ebeh 70 entI6icoen sssen isosr
Seriu6, i'm 9utereGe Der republitanii6sn 9urtc
mte Tie our6 bic fanatil6sn 9sbr,n Scmarp'.
be9riinoft 1T, TN Siren ben aus Gem Sattcl sc
bUbsnen gatistsmus wieper CUR @eltune A.
brin9en.
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Sic Ser. Staatem 9trmce.

Ga 1T ougemetr %tetauns. tas pisle uufsrer
0anteIsute ibre 6c:motb bttmli6 unc oft nit
Serluif BON Srrm6aen tlus bestaIt YtrlaTen,
um Der Wtlitdrpfidt gu e%utoebtn, bann oter In
rintm f%rtmOen 9dubs Die @0Hsn %trsreifen unp
,u elmer SABINE Ihm6ren. wtlhr Fe mctG RetS III
@sfdhrcn unb Guttebrun9sn, nur Irltrn a6er
Jam Jlubm. fibrt.
S6prbl taS Srirgebuubw.rf, wsnt Id, ee 70
nsnusn barf, In 4msrita penioer N6tuna aenitEt,
ale In iraenp sinem aubsrn Qanbe ber gSrlt, 70
TT bic armet cine quite unb in elmer gr,i.tuna
fpsar arrifofratifht Ginrihtuuq, btnn pGbr.nb
Sirr 5Hnftcl Der Wonnibaft NusGGnrer limb, 70
psrbsn Die SIf,tcrsfsGen fat ausi6ltebtid burt
@in9stprne teicBt.
Die burb bas @jeftb t%rItinmte StGrfe Der
Ser. Staattu @rmee 1T 1891 1ann, BON mel.
den 1853 SHiiiert uno 11,S4S Gnecporbrne
fub. ia isrc6 b%,fGnNia SoIraten mtsen Nb.
lauf ibrrr Dienit,eit e%ntlafen werben. pcer brIer.
tisron. ubtr %ittrten, 70 1T Ielten bic pput i9a6l i'm
Disufs.
Sn einem 0anbe. wie bic Ser. Staatsn, no 20
fat INNER binrsihenhe unt Icbuenb SrIt6fti.
NuHA 'ui Shlblptlltl Al(tlltI Nlpg, III GO
nur ptnia, mas einru Wann ann &albftue yer,
lCden tGuntc. rsetalb lit aud BAIT Watertal, aus
Dem Die Grmte in Srisbensieiten su1ammenaeIett
1T, nur 1rl'en oen 1ebr niinI6tnsweriber Selhaf,
fentrit. Suhpb nah @rsianifsn, wie wGbrcap
Der 8rifs bss Ntntsrs 1856, no manher feifioe
Saubipertcr bic i'm S6wtiFe ieiuss ane,iihtst
Ueroientsn GripurniEs Der S6Gsbtiatsit uuo crtra
oaaanten Spetuiotipu ~einselner SnciYiruen ,um
Spfer fallen Iab, pner uad elmer NHfreauno uie
i'm Sabre 1858, np Man6er, na6osm sr, amaze.
lOft bur6 fall6s Strih e, Irin BART nereientes
@slb fir Die 9teiletpften na6 FER %aUlbener Stiff
am iliGsn Ocean bubtnsestben, fa sitter estau.
i6,t 0sfor uno NrbeitSlos FAM, bann wrrfen fb
oft gieIe aus Der t~eiiern SIofe Der Wrmtr in Die
srne, uns fs iptrb Elm rettenper SsIlen.
Cine srO6e @nSabl fnret frsili& i6rtn eciIt-
gen uno fGrperlihsn Rutn, uno mtnn lie mad
ablduf ibrer Oienfisit entlaGen, gu ALIEN Nnoc
rem untau9lih. Oiele fe6rsn, nd6Oem le ibr
@slo tur6 Nu51hwsifun9en a1sr @rt peraeupet
CUR Qrmee juriid uno tilpen bann BEN Sern Der.
lslben. Sisle aber, uuo bier 3ei6uen lt6 Die
Deutlhen DEFENDERS aus, e~rlparen f@, unltab.
tet Der oerbaItniBmd5is 9%erin9en Ssia6luns, Ell
nt9s 6unbtrt Dollars, init pencn fe lib pann,
eine fi6sre unc quite griffin, s%runOsn. gei6.
lt6e Stweiis Oafir tann man in Den pefli6,n
Staoten Fat tds1i@ fnbsn. Da bic amtrifani,
SrIraten fat %belldnOis i'm 5tlbe finO 70 err.
rpsrtsn fs ih prafttl6e 8tnntnife POM Qeben in
Der 9rairie, bic ibnsn BET i9rer NtrOsrlaFung tn
isrnsn Reitsn BON 5rOBsm 8Ortbstte fnt.
Sn England inb SHiSisrsfeatn elm 5anb.Is,
a%rtitel, unb Sober, Der ltIsn uno larsibsn fam,
urO Die n%6tbi9sn @slrmittsl befBt, mag f6 Elm
Sfijttrsphtfnt tauIrn in 8rantrei6, RusIanc
lnb Druti&IanO limb CAB, tttnl6ufrn, al ben,n
5auptia6li6 Die S66ut aOsIissr Bamilien, ge.
inter unO Sfi5tere ju9elnfsn wsrOen, no man
.Olbs auf StaatsfOien srsttbt.
8as FIR stnSsbiIptts uni oft uuwiFrnOe Diff
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DfrmiG6tes.

Sstrncmifd. Su YsaGan, gt., lrbt ein,
6rau, Die cine S6ir,s befBt, melbe Rs 40 Sobr
lang ~sctraesn bot. Sin She'll bcs urIprdnali6en
G'ewctes it an man6eu Steuen nod Iihttar.
2u6 teiist isltise 6ruu Elm 9lsir, Sas lie At
Sabre lang s~etroaen bat. Dttits 0ett uno icne
Dame in New ycrt, bic ouf Dem Yrinseubaut elm
&Ietp trus. pas $4,000 setpRst Bate, N,utn ,,p,i
@rtreme por. .
= SproItr III elmer Stdttbame NIT
ttef aus9cl4nittsnem 8Ieto. SprrItr 0u, Gri
qua mub aber gar net ,'irisb'n Iri nit Dir, neil
or Dir net a NAL a leirrn'S 3uteI gum prdicnt
madt.
= Gin msrtpiirOis,r Settras ,ur ruIFIteu
~ioetaIen Stfcnrmte 1T NE SboIaGr, bnG i'm per.
sansenen Sabre auf Der Rustautr Sabn riele
fabslbufte @uie pom 1000 @tru. SpitItarttn
ipebtrt wurcsn.
= GrUf&6l. Die Strsttuug zines Scle
aus ntm Settle Der ~bauissu 6r6lht smurpr susrlt
in Dalmatien sd eiuem eistnsn @rpcrbs ,ptise
9emadt. Dus sepcnntnt StI tpirp ~ mircc.
rem SeIsu6tuu9s. uno 5atritimcdtn Ytrptnett.
- Neuli6 purpen IN Qcnbcn Srlebunasorr.
iids on einem Nanns ssma6t, Der fd i'm @,raf.
i6afts9tfdn9niGe ertdnat uno fe6r LANCE, nam.
lid bic gum MOrsen ssbons.n bate. Ssine
Nu8en iparen ftdrr uup trpfsuuaslrs uno beim
@nribren Cbut @efbl; Der NtunS mar nit Blu.
tisem S&aum erfiut; Die Albmuns taum mrbr
btmerflih, Der Iiute Nrm uno pas Iinte St,l IN.
btsslam, Die gang re&te S,itt sciste Musftln i'm
Sooestampfe otr3r9en. Gr wurbr natS her BON
uns nsultb bclhrisbeutnM stSc pe bee Or. 9Rar.
ihau pau b~cbrnettl = Isbbaft opu ether Seite
auf rte anpsre serpGt. Man bate Itpn ale
5ofnnn9 fGbren ldIsn = cine 0auietts in Ieinen
Nrm 9eltphen lieb elm wenis r%untIes, bides 8lut
ausfieben. Na& srtiflnbisem Stolen i,tpG
bemertte man In einem fsinsr cbern @uaenlisorr
ttn lei6tes 3uden. Oarauf rieb nan itm ben
pale, Der tief einseferbt mar uno in rer 6er,ae.
9epo, route ion in Deden berum unb lief i'm
pann unr tpdnn Nmoniaf uuo Nttber sinotbmer.
uno = pier Stupben mad Dem griheinen pss
arStes mar oas etben suridsctsbrt. Damn trn-
ten 3udun9tn rim unO terrobten Ra&mals pas
Setsn, nbsr i'm eaufe. bts 3oses fpnnte sr l&Cn
rieoer shtn unp sr9sn.
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An3eiger.
Sic @abl TN 8ireiniem.

g8ir lessn unItr,n asftrn btute bas pGfei,ue
@abI. Grsstnis unIsres Stnatss opr, 70 peit
raNelbe in bic Sdnce u~nisrss StaatsIrcrstars oe.
lanst. Na6 tsmleltcn erhislt
Srcdinribse 63.963 Stimmcn.
Seu 63961
&c trsibt f& nlic fur Srsdinrirse bis iest uur
elm 0ishr BON 2 Stimmtn. Bon 33 @uuntise
lieasn bic ofFeisuen S,ritais nod midi Dor, une
iuo bteisltsn be. ttntnt lrtd.n Stanb Der gGatl
Sesbalb srft atSuwarten, sbs Don einem Sico Der
sinen cSer anberen 9artei bic Rtre Iein tauu.
Douglas BAT bio iebt tirea $4,000 Stimmen
erbalttn.
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@trtn, @rfIGrinn.

unterietbneter trftdrt ttrbrrG. in Der eeoen S,rrn ..
S%enteo per eer bttlSeh MaoprS.Goutt anbdnaio drmof-
zen Suaee lbt ttit AbInGtlh rnb boe CO ibnt oeib if, Germ
S6onflo in cine icl6e Sad, strwidtlt su bab.n, ea tr Stu.
lSIben rur ais sintn adj tunssmtrtben unb rettItaF:neu
Nlonn fturt TS''""
Ri6mppb, IA. Nrp. 1850.
-. @tprn Nrtftnn
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fa0frbier Salon,

No. rs Wainitr., jpiihen Der IA. unb I5. a..
Iluftrsn SreunOtr unS benz s~eebrttn pu6Iifum 49,
mir hermit Die eroebtns &nSeise, bae mir an pbiorm TmMtpsh
Elm, ELEGANT ein9eribttt 9aarbier-g Birtbltaft er5ffnstt S@tags
Dur6 Gin reibtalust5 98bolefale-2agsr Ser bensm SSsao 'e
un6 fran,5TI6sr 8rdGNies limb mir IN ben StonS' ~ s !.
Sen S,iudbsrn oieles ntusn 2OealS etroaS &u5ae,ei%Mnv. yslset,
ten su fDpnen. @pntpter Il. Va ksrE">
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Sir@imi0 @ifeo.

Gtne meme 5atrtt-' unb. 5aneets.
Stapt a m 5afsn Won Nurfprt,
Dem critraltten unS telfen Stebaftn Der Union.
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.nHrM~ = - NV
gr Ssrsiniaupsssunhe Ser srpb,n wtfIid,n glcrfplf> uuo
petersburg. Gtlenbabn uno btr erpFeii TubIifcn GtobporS-
unb HoancftsG %,isnbabr, loipit beS 4crS.GorpIins SSiEfs-
nails Ino oe Gbtlaptdtt unb IIbem0rIe Ddmpffbi6TonoTa
= aut Der Stnrtui titt siets berrIidtn 6aferS. mo oub Ri,
ssT0Btt 9ass-yaro Ger Strsin sen Staat,n Ib tefnStt, -
pier erineen lptr unltrt rrue i5obriFs unS SanScIs .StoSt
nit e,ttr ettt ytciltn lar9et Saftnfrprt, beren Qoo, ikT,s
0itidsa IN IrtrHa Mot witoer fnbet. Die arSfttn San
sts- nns fritsSlti4,. nit Ginf@IuB Der r@rtat Gaifsrn,"
tpnnen ppl unFtrem Stlbterupee spQ atIaStu an unS az
~tabeel. Gas 3arb III bpn etltetn. nil o,,t,,, Sr;nfr,oT,r
une iaesm Iantr FUR Sobrturtd; rtidith %strrtktn: Sas
etmd NJ nrilet 9tlwne lto trfriltenb. @ats bi,ts oi,bt
G u SiGstsepist 'ntn Srriaa sss,n bic Gage auStrtr
---ltnt be etart I6nta aufiuba,ten, fpntt 81, ,r0,p 2ooo
= 'nr!aee duB'rlt ttats auf Subfuiptirn p~trfauft rptrStn n,
5 Dollars Der Mtenot. ''"9'"' "'
Der srtBt. 8beil Der r,inen @inna6 M, fol- ,r s(uIoo, srr
Sess,tsn UNI Gun aHSsrer She'll Sr gnlase her Strabtn ssr-
Sine GOnraanie Sr grri6u,ns spn Gobriten in @iroiuia
cup mu .intr ;halbtn RtuiOn DOqars it territS stltsii8
Die @uefhbruus BAT f&on besonn.n.
Gte erlten &bsilnsbmer baden bic orSettn
.Sortbeile. e'p'"
Bur ndbtrtn 9tfprt6ure uno Grf(drltuo. Siti,s fmr ;.s.,
;etdntte !" ~ '"''>
Stle Scntfebcm
Sen Tt@mpno uno llmssssnp gu elmer
0roRen 6frntli0en Der-
(ammlnng B.
ant Wcntn9. ben 10. 9iOoembsr, Q6rnbe n l16r
I'M Saale BON 5rn. Ius. S6Gb's gBilbslm Sen
Nauie an Sruaflfr., ;pii6en Der
,n,,,is Dtrr unp item StraBe,
ia 5n er 9triammIans ptro.n gamsbhts unb sart,n oro-
- Ps'"p't'Pl uno &ptinebnsrn Certificate ousaefsrtiat:
u. 4Wr6, ~
9snsral.9sent Der 9irsiuia &ttp>g ntsasni,.
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0tOrg Gutenberg,

5atritant vcn spics'l- u'O Slrbsr-aaSm.,
$40. IL Governor Strase. '"'''
9sm beufGen Yu6Hfunt oi. ~tr9ebenfe @n,sio. hs
an pbioeni QlaBe en- @Olelsiifet uno @OlOroSStsSg,I' e Sas l9
,rSffutf BABE, wolelblt Sabmen jsber Sualtt6t rnS S1g 81
Sen SiGiafen Yrtien uno in Der 9r6Bten @nsnoSII w'SSBejH
ftuS. Rspaoatursn pGrsn 9letffaaS biaioft ogssrf - ga0tt
Inn NfGfige @ufTdgs bIust y. G6TsslS.H.
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Wtrthihafte. @r6ffnmno

Sttrr'tt erlailbe th mir. rhttnen 6reinb:n unb gcfanntcn
betdnat ~ sta&eu, baF Id am Ntrntaa, ben 10. Slpsemb,r,
mcin 0oscr>@ier~ unb Sp,il,. Sous (frabe spn Srn. 1Iatb
%stfubrtl am rensn .Rart rSfncn we-be. Sur quite @ttrdnfe
itp Seloncers fnr euitS Bier perSe i'd, Ifcts Sprse I'm, mir
Stiud Iobtt ~treettnGt Gin
Ni6 otI Gbrenbers,
am ntucn Marft.
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Mm3eiaem.
Saa! San,


Die SSstllsSasC s% PR. ! rsirN @untaa, BEN 90. s. Gets.,
sI : = S : |, o : ~ p'% ., %sntteetfp Srtel bee 5rn.
freuneiha1tli6it ~einaclaetn fpiro. ss" F"''"""
3id,tS far sinen Perm uar Sfuct Dam.n eis,n Dollar,
Inn gu sastn BET etm unftrStttneten @unmitte:
.RfFgE{ z, Sppbr.
u. Seder.
,ysu a,g 81. S@mttt.
M. 5anna.
tf' y 15 SO. @Gntktr.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07
BOOKS.
PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE b
l. THOMAS HAMILTON,
AZ Raakman straat
48 Beekman street,
New Tor

New Tor
THE DREAM,
Or, the true history Of Dea CHESS DistiAery and
Dea JOncss Brslcery.
BY GRO. B. cHEEyER, D. D.
Price per single copy 10 cents, 81 per doz., or 81
per hundred.
This will continue to be an excellent work for
circulation so long as dstilleres and breweries
continue to send forth their poisonous stream
A. S. Bugie (Saiem, o.
We have received pamphlet copy of that re-
markable production of DIR. Cheevers-" The
True History of Deacon CHESS Distillery," which
is now being republished and illustrated by Thos.
Hamilton, at 48 Beekman ST., New York 1t is
scathing article, Astounding in the fire and hammer
of untiinchng truth. 1t was written originally
for paper called the Salem Landmark, pub
hshed at Salem, Mass, where DIR. Cheever, then a
young man, was engaged in the ministry. 1t pro-
dueed great sensation at the time, and the whole
rum fraternity were in arms about it, Cheever
arraigned before court of justice. The re-
production of the article at this time is called for
and is ernnently opportune, when, either
hand, the hellish floods of Intemperance surg
ing back upon communities once reclaimed from
their devastating Aow.-TTue American Erie, Pa-)
"No work on Temperance ever had such a wide
circulation as this and the exigency of the times
seemed to call for its republication. 1t purports
to be Dream but it is not all a dream, but
an awful realty."-Netos Letter WesLfcld, MGss.)
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07
lii]oellls, Anttootes allb gkettbss.
For the Weekly Anglo African.
THE PARTED FRIENDS.
By LOUISE.


Once in life's young, cheerful day,
Two youthful hearts were joined together
One in sorrow, one in play,
So truly did they love each other.
Thus to maidenhood they grew
Affections chain so closely bound them
That twas useless, all well knew,
To seek to break the links that joined them
When far away from kindred friends,
Where both were little loved or known,
Twas thought they still would seek the ends,
To merit love from those at home;
That, bound in love- as many thought,
They still would be as e'er before
Would cling together as they sought
The wealth of knowledge vast to store.
Yet, alas a change came DER them:
One more fond of strangers grew
Cast aside her friends affection,
And left her, desolate, though true.
Forsaken thus, time passed away,
While oft she thought of fates dread store,
Yet ever hoping for the day
Her friend would love her as before.
But alas, in vain she hoped,
Till met again in childhood's home,
When the dear absent one she loved,
Returned and claimed her as her own.
Glad once more to live in truth,
Freely she forgave the past,
Hoping, as in early youth,
Franks affection long would last.
Closer than in years gone by
To each other did they cling;
Time to them on wings did fly,
So bright and happy did life seem.
Yet again q change came DER them
Tales were told the friends to part
Doubts raised up to highest mountain,
Till heart at last was forced from heart.
Both then felt the pang 50 bitter,
OF affections wasted wealth.
Thought the ills Of life far greater
Than the agonies of death.
Still they meet but meet as strangers
Hold they converse sweet no more
Only speak of common matters,
For their hearts are sick and sore:
Sick, for still they love each other
Love from wounds their parting made
Yet words have passed, and from another,
Whose life but makes their friendship dead
Had they never loved so kindly,
Had they never loved SO blindly-
Never met, nor never parted,
They had meier been broken hearted"
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07
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MY BONDAGE AND MY FREEDOM
BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

vol, limo AGA PIP, Illustrated. Price 81,
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We have before listened to the honlely tale OF
the liberated slave, but it did not impress us as
does this narrative of Douglass, for the reason
is here pressed upon Us by one who has both seen
and felt what he relates. The story bears through
out the impress of truth, and the manner in which
it is told stamps the writer as man of genius and
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This is a splendid work. The personal worth of
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The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07
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The book is about the size of the Life of Fred
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The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-04-07
THE AMERICAN sLAvE-CoDE,
IN THEORY AND RACTICE
Its Distinctive Features Shown by its
Statutes judicial Decisions and


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CoNrENTs.-Preliminar Chapter; the Relation
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Slave Property for Debt Inheritance of Slave
Property Uses of Slave Property Slaves can
possess nothing; Slaves cannot marry; Slaves
cannot constitute families Unlimited power of
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