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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

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Git tcircn 8rpfcn nrb tcaucm Einacrittrtcn 5re. 9ompfs
lhirt uIGmtelppI" unt ,,fNlnr!r' irCotu Fem ]rrii,Mpcn
YuSitlNm iGr Sr!ueuag bclfCnS cmpf2B.tp. CTR ]gatrpreis
btira9i III Der Salute incl. &ctt un0 Nr't $s, uNp I'M ,}pt.
ltSNott 50. Tic - ntstNipn" VcrllEi ibrrn NSt0If III
3tpdtits roen Gicnl!G9 I'M + Nbr 8atmjttN95, wIhr M eC
,Hcancfc" lcbcn 8rdtas I'M 8 lhr %btEea 0Gu SIM 0pui
abfibrt. aSer oNS leBtcre Dampfibif beuustH lDiu, bar itr
bel zen lNirrict@aetcn GIN %50bralyu 81 iolcn.
Grltt DUo blli9t 0Uacuonmtn uab puAttituit Deforb.r
Yan09cpui0 notb MnriOit $2.OO.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
gNLMtlA ia Mut Nnp iepen Gm,,lnlnI

nniariCldhnctcr tbcilt Gem 9tchrtsn Yubliflm mi, oai or elm
E1StE al!tT Scgitn @tIne mo yl4Uur5 bali, buler Sudli.
tt, oic e mi gros,u unp 6!tincU mr III Den ~bIuig,ten >yrti~
len abIGBt. 1erit!be bait llcltTGle tI yoQcr on ccutlhcn
g~uttter, rcuilAT I&urit, SGr9.la.ewmit, 8.itnurit mn
S1NrGrienmA9Ca, = rorHtu, SarpiutS, 3mtt,hcn, @ai,rs
srug:, AblNnip, Shpeerf0'e unO a1tr loltncr &rtitci, nc IL
GUr~0TteH unp son @r!p0tituttn gsgyapfI merecn. &Iljsc
&mtaUtt leEen ctnlelbtn in a!lno, mIt6tunn IUEtrit tlllQ
v]riaUisE ~ tOuNEH. Sohn S@ar.
Wnlri!-GTt, Sv.iytM ~ IL. INT IS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
jIo. l16. @de SronD= II. =. StrGbs. ytu. 176.
Q. 81. 81 uen6dnm
trl0R!t it6 ta5 0eeb. &c Ygblifma auinerflam III MAIDEN, SaT
Il ltlNe 2SGlers 23l0rcn e~mpfdngen, RE in entr 9rpBen @ue,
p1sl Der nCusltea &rtttcI B]eleben, unO gu gngeme.n biuisu
YEeIien. ptlGbt ts!ns GoHetTTeAS iulafeR. VertUuii wCreeu.
Sn bebe telOu0.r5 Toi3ca6e AtuTel broar:
SetNenSelae. III l.3mar5 .Mo alien Wiobefarkcn,s
Nlue!m GclGnt, gang uno ~baihwolenc,
Mie!inpS gang uEp balbpolltHc,
&eht! iriSRotite gelnrauD
&eHie5 niceet"nrN6e8 Sub unb Gaifmtrcs,
GsaplE, SIant;;e, lOlpie cine gtOEe AuarGhl ppn .Sru
tsepiH9 G}o2r5 II. rp2ertn IL. b3HmwpueatE Sra!n2
Gu 8elut2 eieito VI9ctH miro ~er9ebsuW CrtejtE Srn
2. d. 8pltrb0Nm
N09e Sun ncWen 3tartte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
Svis! 6pl}!

ilnerScitnetsr bdit ]frtt%IbrcHS ciRsa lraFln %prrath prr
Glntns NIB Sihrnbo!S Better EuGiifa', mp fam i,nc
aHnoen bNrnit m'rr cen 9%unltl9ltn %cpMauNscn Y]trlthsn.
S'et AIuTrn 0n > &I0Iiern m,yp o05 @Et9pGLta fcltenfre! be.
@pte Ocer Wep 81. 6GEciep, &rCatiraFe, i.wic in ger 6pE.
nteHtrlN9t on Spaci!r. naUc &rpclc &lecnNe wtrerr. yrruri
beleT5t. Ngiis: Sa5 bg'tc @"iDeEBulSi III $40, mi
ANENtnaali 81 sL.OO ptr GoIa. Samco u. Mprrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
9Dintsrmppcn gpn 9ilten unp SiSsrn.

Dem nnterieit2nttn 9treihi SO gum 8erquaacn, Ieirea
6reEnnGH Hnp benz YubIitnm fem Eager son 6erblt~ unc
2SiUttr SSaarcH tnipieblcn III fonncr, oGS aus ben MODERN.
ltcn Mptea:tn, silt, Ei3 UNI &cttrtiUEn iUr Serrer unb
&naten, lople aus 5rch, Hc9bpue. @Onama unp pIimslati
3n'n, uho GantH MnBrn uao Sinner 6uten &c. &c. belltbi
mrlN' Write! Ct 9e5cn baar 3uRerit bili9 Yer!auii.
3utt Nerpsn nadb &crihriil GngcfcrtlQt.
9erlclbc bittt', lrineu Stprc Np. ISL ~SroaShr. al beTvMgn
uni EN- SS2"ren!aar lh belldtiacn. @ro. Y. Vrttu. &ai.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
Iarm az psrfnnftn.

Gtnc 6arm. u~uaCfGbr icao cnsiiIae Mcilcn
orn NIrbmrnp c%ntfcrnt, uup 80 llfer oroB, nit
20 Ader 0rIirn, nrtarem SOrcn, Aeclsnct gu Ct,
mem WtarttJartcn unp gum Netjrntau ut ttlia
III otrfluien.
GIN fctGiAcr 9rutIAcr Fanu an rtrirm WGape
III etniArn SNtren ,cin @lud MAIDEN, neil be-
lrn0trs nod 9&icieaaruup Wnp Gin &teAau5 ietr
lrttht anarlcgt mrroen flun. @rm1bntc Tarm 1T
irel WrIlcu ncn Der StlufrOlD %rntitrnt unp nur
~ Ntnatcn pon Der Jrieprut9burser Gijcutabn.
NI9rrrs Su crfrageu bel
Spbn st ri nGarot,
Srcatitrnbe mobc ptr 3mritcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
g9I@tia fnr 6auEirAntn!

gSldttg fur 5auEirAutn!
Stride @cuntain Butter. better Sualitdt, en-
balien faStia NM p%cyflaicn gu Dem ~bjGigiteu
preile OUTER IL. 8aI3cr,
6te StruBe, am 9(eueu Diorft.
PC JriIhe boG&nbirte terinar, Ghmc;ry
nuo H~lnltur8sr &ais Il, Is. irp gieidiam cojeibjt
5u gatea,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
Ualtee rn0 Gii3ioeo fieher-

umo or Ytr'"lCSC"en @5f'it0ncn, rtIcbc oEs etnem urorbent
!iatt WG9Eh cccr ois Der 2ebcn cntiprinoen.
9Hic llnHerpNutthftu, 5durc I'M Nlcacn, Ovid. 6er,-
prcu..H. %FgS!tt!pRN!Eu, 'ttnalitftit, Itritcrfun0, bluirnps
rHe "UliW N1MofrhtlSCR. ,In alien Nrr5lcu umb rbeumds
tllNrh ay"ntn tM e eI U%nid5!'9ea Mdlen w~pbItb6ti9 Sspirt!
mn HelirhnelW Neutrality-suspicious..
2Aleih: ~ fle rciN Ucast0bitjiNt IPiihuns, nab lrcna
rUbmtsn t:Nanehdtn %geftirra @pegtarc, bcrettet. QBcaen
i:ineS 9rrFeu griC.lca IN ben mrilm eur6p6ifber 5toeiIen,
mar istis G~NiNtTuaS IN tCn Scr. Stoat.n NET. fur Ditieni.
gen btlIiM!Ai, mr!tt od5 Urlrrm &5rrian0e in riCGfr Qonc,
itrtFtNt iUo "a oaGslbr nntsr tbncn 8rcfen 8eiNll oe.
ftnotG, y hiric tn e r:G ansr;fdaii5tn NuttinIn an. inSera
'N nnNets, o3E lethr IN y! II t u uaoty5a I'll mebiciuiImen 81.
]aeui&ar.cn i@ &tsaGlt5tait o~cflta1,n wtrbgu.
@ticENcr5 riro &C fEr Schc amTp.ln, bsren S%pnilitutisn
eart fta .~SlNnH4tn @c!r.pm 'OH gI3Gaen pper dnpersn
&u5ltWetnIr9en N l]noroGmG 9:ratHsa fno. Mm NlarS
n;tEcn dNAtNbljdNt riThaM, Ertr. - Tenrn oe,oNrn gi}ro
gun Siee Oc5 vetea5, iscym g in ifbt Nrrye eiTnbrInot urS
ie hcrub.9t cel iinfcnecN 0cif a~uir.tari uao in Der 3bat
trrs VtlHnrbsiE ro 5sGrt in oNe gangs Spitem brinst.
8~lrnunA:
2iFgrnBf Su5reItun8 bcics alageieihneten NrpmaS bal
e~y'G;ccCNr NatatmmlGtn brrgpr9rmftn, mG5baih pa5 lus
bi! II In aG.dg1e Yrrjit.i9 ittn mUf. 01rum III ee nItbie.
rap 'AT %~'pe.hasf'S @gu0nCi},tre glitter. bcoNr 9br IS fauft,
rtdNiia pobI!. Gine 80uteiae mWc sab ~lberjeuscn, ban
% eElicr M, ME ollie ModaabmuH9en.
-" Gui&uft $l.On ~! Setiel ootr 6 Spttels fir SIS
8Enj&mtu gage ir. l. O..
3abrjfantsn Don ALt!tein fdr ~!lpOfbeEsr u Gbsmifsr
Sn It6mpnS wirN Njelee 8iifrS gcrfauft in BEN gso.
tbrtcn Ger so. 0ope nae 9Nmp., @lerGu0rr OupaI, ".
YeltriOn. y. 3o.nlton II. @ro, Uruttz unO Hyperion 8.
@lau, 29arina unr praue, GbarlGa WiaIpaueb unr e. 6
Qicoi. urt IL ausn StaatCn Der 8er. Staaifu IN oieles Tit-
trs in ertr @pol,etr az bo5cn. y
&t9etGblc NtiN, HHsriNdIt uno rbHe 3rdcr, @rabrcitb's.
@.4e, 2fiEdNe4 btrT6mts H~tbtrriaen, Or. Saancs 9luen,
ncHtitt .A"nerptgtn ,C. a.. 2"3urmmitcl Yerfhicptner S0rten
eHca ri'tt eT>altn mo iun 9}erfaut BEL 8ti@er, @gt.
S"hCpPsn. &Brtn! @Getn!
linter icjbncter ertauEt fb ra6 6icIfgc g8ein
t%rtHtsnee 4ubIifum Guf iGinen auege}eitbursen
S.0oppen @Sein Oufnfrfiam gu MAIDEN, Joni,
E0trbAuYt AM lens aie9ejctnnett &iite INN
9oEIlJhdsn @tt,aufe.
I'm }aG!rsjAcn SsiuA tittct
8. M~nrr)"uirn, Flat.
am 3ltuca @iIgfk oiHt am 81 hmsrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
case ssH9g&Meae.

en- cute Nnngtore c~td,ljytc SEjrttl& ali teim
alien Nfa'tts lit bttiie nm uutrr onncpmsar,t
Sc'in9"nlm gu prrfoufr.- Ndbegcs ~ erfro
gen set GbS. 9 bweaerte
s. u. &attprf II. Gp.
II Cary Str., 'Hsige 5bur prn rrr
l4'rn S'roBe, Yrarl Ct.
NS. 81 Ie NirtbIhoft mt,o nits mcacn !Sronf.
belt mn 0ub nid,t me8cm 3amilen .4noc!e,,u-
be'ttu "rfauft. Gre 8cnte 1T tiuta unc tSnn
Ter &"n1Fr tte S@irbItNf iralr d, a~ntrrt:n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

Spettn erF0it.n Cte ld9nc mo iro. Nu, wab( Won Rim
a?rlPn!lr00rcn, N]t'nbSraer mC &0ictr &. buatn, 93ofs@
ttr}En far GtrUtr1s me. @cloe uno Stber. SGaan,, (rudlt
&clm,!l, Germtbtn, @tNno IN UnN GyrcHat.
6trncr madlt Ger INT els: rt nF irlne friIh c~r,5Iteu,u
Sp:fr,ltn mn @uIltitriITte 0ufn,rl, III, iWpie atrbaupt
0i 0Uc III ici 6d0 gmlht0Scnot Ar.ltcl.
&thmonr, s. 2cjtmbcr 1893
Spbn serbia.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
5rau3 =

0r1n3 Staupe,
10" Srcdnis:aBe, lmiiheR rrr s. unp 7. @tr.,
bait Gin reid5e5 unc w0tlNNOrtirtes Eager ppn
Gi5arrcn, 3IandA1, &0ne uup Shnupftabat
ci3rcy S%0bri!ltj0n mo ImporiaiiOn,
q or i'll GroBa unb &itInYrrEaUf ~ Den binidlfr M~orftnrd.
len 1Rtabt. Namtntli y ioAieu 2SrCcrYertdufsr uibt yrrljI
meh 0cI linn H0rjalpreDrn, rbt lie irt einfaufe anSerpeiii
n0lgta. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

SSJr irFucn une, rrm birisen reufihsn Nutit-
tllH1 IN otclrr Shtirn cine Nejbr ocn Gtiiden
"'rIubren Sn ISmnen, ric acm,B iHrrS Ght pent-
lttn Characters pc9rn audi tri Sbnen Ysillq
iIupcn wsreen.
Au@ miro in eirrr %orlcduna uulrr Sclirbte
Scuitcr gum ttetcn Ntalr ppr lcinerN breiic No.,
IeutiG!aup Oufrctcu. q. 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
8efalsntsnac bmmeem.
S6iaer.@ ouIite.

Shiuer.S Quite.
Gte Wtitalierer DER 0crlaiercneu Committees
res ShilIers 6eites iinp erlutt iM an mGhlen
Sametaa, Zen II. I. NJ, Nbenrs s llar i'm Qr.
fhle Der 6trreu @dntcr u. 2Dbnrrt ein;uFnpcu,
um Die Nn9fleseubeiten picies 6ejteo Sant enpGi.
den ati6lub 81 srinAen. s. yaube, 0rGi.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
Stcmc &&SiriDicDaft
un0
Eager Q q 0 II.

a0erbier Q Atom.
lem %%utlttnm rir er9tbrnite Nm,riae, poE rcr
u.'teriftdnrtt in leincm rour am 2lleu WiarFt.
Dem Giithma'ft 9cAcnitber, cine Nirtbitnit nctll
yh9frbter Salon c~rritatct bar, mrlcleit cr Gb
Ir'uen w'rp, le,me 6rrunre mo roo Wu6l,fum in,
NIiAemelnen NIT zen telttn WetrGnftn trrjeurn
III tOnncn. El"prtnce WiIIer
3. Grams. NU. 2 Grhanqe SlUd, e~mpFicblt
Iviu reicbDaltiac5 Wager ppn Ghten 8.1nrics.
Irdn}Giiihsn 9iptb- uno 9gcjB &G,inen, unp matt
nnmrntIih auf le IL 9roRcS wager ppm rircet i'm
p@orti'trn &4ampn9ner= uuO IDetu 20einru aufs
merlldm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

Ollie Srrten &a!tmurer NHurt
netlt anerren &slifatsItn erbielt lUetcn uno en-
fFtRlt tcfene y III. YcuIe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

DanVuI 'NMeriF. Y1dCtfobrt- 9lttlenr Njcltu,dait,
SalnpficbiffaDr
Np;lhen
3oi'ours uns Ncp Sort, MIA Southampton,
'ttM,!!'lll Ger nti'rn anT .oIo SpIiccrt 9cuNutu uuo Gle
SehftlIs c"lAtTIetfirn 9roBcn eir,acn YrlI2aMpiiri6c
SUrui ia, 2UUU lUnS, Gdpt. Irautmauu.
y ammpnin. 1000 Sons, Gap.. Sdrtnjcn.
Sarcniu, $500 GUue, Gapt. Gblcr0.
Sot.e wc9ed iartr %lrHptHcn uuo Slldlt@tn faby!en rlbm.
iiplt b'ionn;t DGmrfo;;Tc wNpt r~cltln0fjo am
@rlten NM 0InHrbu.sn jrcrn Yipnat5
Son N'fp &ert unH 6Gmbur9, via Southampton, trprotrt umr
ntp@'tn 9NilN9,crc Vrn Mem @erf na.b
81 lpI9Cnrcu grtiicn:
erlt G0jntt 500.
Swctte GaiUte so.
SWiihcuptd 35.
&on HHmbnra nah Ncp gcri:
Grle Goilic SII2.5 sc. Smcitc G,IiIr $75 arifd,,nhes
$40. 2st8tl YGllegr mcuDr mon I'D, an
q. y. Risbort, 3uas u. Comp,
L." 9~5rcdowo9, Ntm MSrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

9un % ~9rtractt
/ Der Nrt uno Ter tsiien Gualit1t empfeblt iei>
nsn 6reunpen unp 9SirperYerfIuieru su tjligem
0reiia gS III. Qpp5e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

). y. &|nprmN9t's
Wen' unr Spcccyct . gEaarcn Sanciuuo.
S'pnpltr.. %iriidten DER 6. IL. !. Ctr,
(neten er Suplbrfe cS 0in. S9loacy).
Dem etulhcn Yutlfam min et;lt auS Sor9fd'iaftr az
pttuit Srpe!e- nm Httdll Gtrrro I'M &ScirtGno mn; he
lens cnp'rel'n. tnecm ca CItit ruc Die tcln uno fr,ctcfrn
lSnHr,h @IupTt ullc gu rem %b,lrgitcl Vi rfprtii, ]rcrf5uIt
l'StctR. @r. Swim 1tcber miro tn trmlsen. BIC
SSStpttn e7ut den AunScn ouf caS 3rsc! IpmncnSilc in ibrtr
Ytutitr prddhc ST bcb;cHcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
Eager Ell 9 aIUn

daertter~ alUn
es6fnct babe. 9urh 8lar~G intaufe, Die iA prIln.th in bln
t1gttn 29odCn III Rcrp 9Orf IHo Baltimore genadbt a0te, br
lb III cen Stoub aeicgt, Ieettbcn amp; &;!ua0ca auf ric
proniptcltt uno bilI9fte 28sile gu mn rrp.n.
Nttcn Yttten 0nrcren @rttttin erlube ih mn aUf fp.0erbc
Sc9:ni;Gnpt lnlvre Stutlpe 9~auSftaucn aufmnrttGm III MA
teh: ytnltn, Gr6len, guccln (HerlrirreMe Sp:tcn) u,eritc
. lthcrtsn, G'rtEe, Jtpltnen, Ylauncn, 2NrncI, Ye. i6ttl ems
Sprt II Shes, 9pptoINoe, 0hit, lmri tire Q5Irt &C. y.
Gttnfdls Made tb auf retn rcidbhal:igcS wager ruu 91ciz
ncn, NquCurcn, wpriniet bclpnasro eIne ~pprll0iidhe 9rracs
@neni, Gl9arrtn &c. 0ufmcrflIa.
Gufd regeimIki9s frilhe Senrunscn SOn alien in mcin
61D etiimIa9enocn ArIltetn, furp retle rnO aufmcrfiame
%eoIeRtHG bpffe 10 mr talO eaS s3utraIen mciney bleiiScn
etuti&tn Gaaraltnte 81 cr!prrbsn unO gu %sTtattn.
NJ III. NppIe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

eia prserasr ebjIsirpN aitt frt1snrcu
R1S. narssn cir NaRa nur cine ride Seiralb
(6ItsSsn lUU;
Ser Sfiratbrt thut Yis GrSius ipsiSt:
ein arres s9cis, eas sirnR nur nitt;
GcRR rsun Dstn @stb auA Ionte acrten
Dana, 8'eane, eaRnR Ok fiji ia bcerocn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
SH ein.r 5Rr.iailam a,~Rourotipn.

)" elmer afrsiAii&sn &tRauratirn.
&,aa.rip. Sskt t6rsn . atsr ouf, Ian II
8 mis- oRs, 6trr G'ctr aein, GER id seias auf
Orr Srit5st an, scns . MID net auttnfcu.
5trr soisa:iE. @rtt, nac bilft Sbuen BIZ
Spli3et! IS il uns irst crlautt, AriRliAe Gicn
bottn 81 bslt,n!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

lem ~?Ctbrten bMtitten YUbllfum bjCrmit bic An;ei0e. ran
lb POM P:uiisen &aSe III rrr %lraciirdBe mare Der /. eue
bent9e SpectTei' YGalrcnDaurluna
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19

Sn Ii6mcnb wirb rlrlco 8itiGra gcrfaufs in ben gno.
tbricn ger SO. 3ope Aae &pmp, MereuOrr Oupol. I1
YeI;srlOn. y. 5N3nlton II. 9To., &rgtta gnO Hyperion g.
@Iair, 29orinq unr 9rGue, GbarlG5 W,alemeb unr e. g
Nicoi, unE IL Nusn Staatcn Der Sfr. StQairu III oieits 8it-
tgrs IN ertr Mrclhetc ~ h0hCu. * e
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Decline Of Female Conversation.

An English writer declares the fact
that the women Of our day do not con.
verse" then attributes it to the null
tiplicity of studies and the evening con.
6Hement to books and school companions.
h says:
lit should be as much a matter of duty
and of conscience to insist on outdoor
exercise, and in door social recreation.
as upon any of the regular exercises Of
the school room School Studies should
be confined absolutely to school hours
To allow them to encroach upon the la.
ter hours of the day. and upon the grace
full household duties, and recreations,
which either are, or ought to be, provided
FOR every girl at home; in other words
to subordinate the home training to school
training, or to intermit the former in IA.
vor Of the latter, is most palpable and
ruinous mistake. 1t is bad even in ali
intellectual point of view. TO say moth.
ing of other disadvantages it deprives
girls Of the best opportunities they Can
ever have of learning that feminine, most
beautiful, most useful of all accomplish
ments--the noble art of conversation; fol-
conversation is an art as we'll as gift.
1t is best by familiar intercourse between
young and old, in the leisure unrescrvc
of the evening social circle. But when
young girls are banished from this circle
by the pressure of ciool tasks, talking
only With their school.mates till they
come out into society, and iHonopolized
entirely by young persons of their own
age, they easily learn to mistake chatte
for conversation, and small talk teoom 8
for life their only medium Of exchange
Hence, with all the Intellectual training
Of the day, there never was greater
dearth Of intellectual conv,r alton"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
NO. IL.

He hurried from her presence, feeling
unable to bear it any longer.
The morning came-the morning of
day fraught withfearful interest to Alice
! Bray brook-the day that must part her
from Mr.. Waring, and decide the fate Of
Capt. Ray, for Alice had petitioned time
to think. She came down to the break
fast room looking almost like, living
statne, so calm, so pale Mr.. Bray brook
was not yet down, but figure stood in
the deep bay window.
Good morning, Cousin Jonathan"
He started, and turned at her voice.
| have beautiful morning for my
journey"
VERY. What time do you go7'
Gin an hour"
Then l must give you your breal !
fast,p9
you shall; but first have word to
say to you. Nay, Alice, do not look
afraid; it is no lecture this time--only to
tell you how deeply, how feryently. l
pray that the los in life you have chosen
may be happy one"
He had meant to be very calm, but his
voice faltered, and unknowingly. he al
most crushed tile delicate hands, as he
held them in his own.
And you care, this much about me,
Cousin Jonathanf"
"Care, Alicew
Il did not think you cared so much
am very, very glad"
She spoke so low, it was almost whis-
per; but suddenly clasping her hands, and
holding one of his to her heart she went
on to speak yehemently, passionately-
all her assumed calmness gone.
Il know that to you, so noble. so true,
so good, seem but as a weak and erring
child, but do not think-oh never think
that all your kindness can be forgotten
or that my heart is not full of gratitude
for every gentle word YOU ever spoke.
and more than all, for telling me when
was wrong, Which no one else beside has
ever DONE"
She would have spoken more, but some
thing in his face arrested her. His voice
sotnded hoarse and unnatural.
Alice. hash You know not what
you do"
A change came over her. She drop.
ped his hand, and with both her owl
pressed tightly down upon her breast, as
though to stay its beating, stood gazing
on him with wondering eyes and parted
lips, from which all shade Of color had
faded.
He passed his hand across bis forehead
and turned from her.
Alice, leave me iii mercy leave
mew
But she stood as though rooted to the
ground.
Would to God I loved her less!' burst
from him like groan.
She heard it, and her lips moved, her
arms were stretched out to him; one un-
certain step forward, and She fell sense
less at his feet.
Cousin Jonathan did hot leave town
that day.
Captain Ray did,
When the Winter was coming, Les.
combe had its master back again, but he
did not come alone. Alice lived happy
woman. for she had one ever with her
who could guide her right, and sometimes
she used to call him cousin Jonathan"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12

BS1 An envious man repines as much
at the manner in which bis neighbors livG
as ii he maintained them.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE
4 Farm on which he resides, in the township of
Howell, county of Monmouth State Of New Jersey
being the property formerly owned by Rfchard Ha-
gaman. near Brocklebanks Brick Yard; containing
III acres. Said Farm is miles from the Railroad
Depot, at Freehold and well adapted for raising
Corn. Wheat Rye, and Potatoes, acres of Straw
berries will be in full bearing next summer, well
Suited for truck-farm being only four miles from
Railroad, where the best Stone Lime can be had
also near the best MARI in the County A large
supply of good Peat on the farm, and good clay for
making Brick.
The improvements consist of good comfortable
Dwelling House, large Barn, Wagon House, with
Potato Cellar under it, good Well of Water at the
House, also one at the Barn. The fields are well
WSatered; good Apple Orchard, and other fruits in
abundance.
Terms Of payment easy. Persons wishing to pur-
Chase will please call on JOEL B. HARVEY, on the
premises, or John Kenw6fthy, Freehold
Sept. e. 1859. 47-3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Monmouth Schools
FREEHOLD N. j.
WILLIAM W: WOODRUFF,
Principal!
CHART.ES Y W6NDtfTTT.1,

Vice Principal
AT THIS INSTITUTION, THOROUGH IN
N structien is given in all branches necessary to
prepare boys for College, or for business
There are two sessions, and two vacations in the
year. The vacations each l-2 weeks, occur ia the
Spring and Fall The Summer Session will com,
msnce on Wednesday the 18th day of May.
!, The next WINTER SESSION viii commence on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8.
The terms are 5000 year, payable quarterly in
advance. This Is in full for Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, Wa'ung, Beds, Bedding, &c. 1t is reques-
ted that the ppdils Bring with them their own tow
Is, napkins clothes bag, pair of slippers, and an
umbre.~ and that each have his name distinctly
marked on his articles of clothing.
The terms for day scholars DIRE $40 quarter in ad-
vance
Freehold. April u, 1859. 25-tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

ting from my sight a little whitened face, and q
head of golden hair
have d faint remembrance Of seeing that face
once again twas ashenp pale, aud as cold as snow
drift. Perhaps it was all dream, and ! never
really did see it again, remember though my
lected my refusal to crafty any Of those little
childish pleadngs that morning, one OF which, cor
daily granted, would have kept my darling BY me
that terrible day, / know my remorse was no
dream. 1t is my intensest reality yet. DO You
wonder sometimes that wake up screaming IN
the night or that occasionally shrek aloud IN the
daytimeg / thought when first came mere ana
heard such shouts of horrd laughter, and shrieks
SO much louder than any of my own, that they had
broughtme to mad, d,house. rebeiled trant1eally,
but soon found out my mistake. why should
they nut me in a madhouse! saw, after mo-
mentss reflection how absurd my suspicious were
This is a large, handsome buidng---a great resort
for iavalids and sorrowing people who need change
of scene. MY rooms command lovely prospect
INV harp and piano are here. A faithful attendant
walks or drives with me every day. could not be
better cared for. On rainy days, when the sky is
gray and the wind is cold sit and stroke this lit
tie sunny curl gathered from the thorn-bush high
up the beetling cliff. ! twine it around my finger.
let it unooi itself in the rvaling sunshine when it
pierces the clouds and bind it about with this bit
Of blue fringe which was torn from her silken sash
always find sweet pleasure in thus contemplate
ing these rail treasures left Of my Agnes; only
when my heart suddenly swelis till it bursts with
those relieving shrieks do let them lay out of my
hands. Sometimes remember that my little girl
went away from me with great clusters of just
such curls and occasionally when the sun is going
down, long golden bans come reaching through
my window, aud know my darling is straighten-
ing her bright curls and laying them thus from the
sunset to me, that may so out over the shining
pathway to her in heaven.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
memphis Appeal.

QuoTING ScRIPTuRE.-A short time ago, says the
Glasgow Guardian, primitive preacher, while dis
coursing in q chapel in Newcastle, took occasion to
had beset his path. But said he, in The midst
of all my difficulties, am led to perseyere in the
good work by the following passage Of Scripture
coming into my mind: :" Faint heart never won
fair lady!n This is about as good as the editor of
Glasgow Reformers Gazette in complimentng
Lord Chesterfield for his sensible remark that evil
communications corrupt good manners.H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

THE PREMIUM BALE.-The bale of cotton which
drew the sl50 prize at the exhibition Of the Shelby
county Agricultural Society, which closed on Sat
urday week, was sold by F. Titus Co., of this
city, at the high figure of twenty cents per pound.
This bale net Mr.. Holmes, the successful contestant
against seventeen competitors for this prize, fallY
S25o-an example of what careful cultivation and
sklful husbandry may accomplish.
TMemphis Appeal