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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17

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observation-disclosures nit 0plbtici.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
Srcben lit srlhicnsn:
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be 1881 etucn MGlcnbrr berauS9cscssn; i'm crrsn Satr Ieetc CT
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SaltRecr bic 6lCunoe 70 fhaorCiwcts ufutrtc, mar tae griucir,
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Sbaar rpn Tren 9enunnsn wcrbe. 2ricrr. @trbarb.
Rtp 9prt, tGrEtcr 400Il.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
NEW.M tRkET HOTEL,

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
Yrets IS GrniS yer Gaahtel, fanf sbobtcln
SGtm. &jDse,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER,
NrpaOltr., wiriiden Der 5. II. 6. Strase-

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iu toGnCn.
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anS '0a'tt8c S0aftelr. iuFcH 0el, cinsemottc Ourten &c. u.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17

Dcppsl.&ImmrI 10 ME tGten ~beutIfen gRa6bU1.
OersSranntpr'n, bel tietnen unp 9rO6en Smansifaten
gu biai9en Yreicn pertauIt g. 5]teinIein
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
D~@c51j9Gc&D's ~ crGe.
90 acknowledgements a ID Cts. Opcr in 6 Sanpeu
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NGN
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5000, $4,000 Oocr SS00G 3ur Wrinpur9 zines
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0eor9 Sernet,
NpIiterer unp Japs,;ercr

Nue in bNcn GjsInlTten pprfcn,ln.nr, @r5eien rpfro.r ,frtr;H
l~rcaoitrOFc III tptcria1tn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-17
;. II. GRAVES,
Scule unp Slgu Wljuttr uuo 0ill

4. SrsFc, Nputcn grcdo~ uuc Grace,
8itmcuH, ga.
%Gt in bct GebaddApu9c tuihtaaerhc Nrtrtrn, Gcnjc aud,
G'rGulnN, a~iarb.ir9 uno MJiCn rrn Stutcu o., mratn Itncl
bilWlt uio g%ItmGdYOlI o%uI9fubrt. lin 09;rciht AHfIrGat t;tci
6. 8. UrUpc9.
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Millinery! Millinery!


DcutI6c 6ttammr.
Mro. s. Staupg, l6S SrcaOfr. lnilhra pcr
q. uRt Z. Straee,
nj tat oru oeuuhtr 0raucu %j@atrnNo rr crarstntc %nmtac, tf
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IA gcirua tbr Gr0acu b0f&iota rdL, wcrNtcr liz ct 5c1cn 3cUIaiNt
SsrlcRcn lam, w.eNaib it It'd trj rotcMnitntCn GtcScnAtutu be-
,t.us crpiicblt. :}ultcth nMet pHNltc Ibrtu rjonntyiaicn ole &nr
Sct0t, clF lit roe .ipVftG Der NEecr, $ilutclcicecu Il. l.. ~. btlero
Ftlprdi auo ocrIrudcr NUftrlsen ihUtulrNo nltfrmmt.
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=. II. ~CHALNLEY.

r1n2itr poA EstIr HnC S6un.lnunAo. 3mpurrur
Yc'. FrGrjCHitcm " ,Ibltc,y,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14
LATER FIR VI ~ q Z.

ST. JoHxs. \. F S..pt. :.
Steamship CITY Of Was ington. frrn
Liverpool 29th ult.. for New York. WAS in
reepted Fl Cape Race at 2 p NJ. to-day,
By the Assocated Pr - news boat.
G4ritaldi had meet furthe surceeSos in c.
Iahria and had been proclaimed Dictator
Parliament was prnrogUed on the 2iith.
Toe Queen speech was read by Lord Chan
celnr H-r mli,sry says her relations with
foreign p0weS~ are satisfactory, and she
trusts tnar there * nv danger of an int'r-
rupton Of the -, eral peace believes n o."
Italians are left t" settle their 'wu IN Il
tie, the tranquility # o,h-r so Fn r
main undisturhed homes that 30 any 30.
uati0ns which may take place "a m. S'yE
question, the neutrality and lnd'pradenee Ut
Switzerland, will be maintained: laments the
atrocities in SyrIa, and cbeeTsdliy c'ncu1s
with the other powers IN assisting the
Sultan b re-estshl hlish ord,T reg els c failure
Of negotiation with Chi q, ana say= her ;or-
ces viii support the demand Tor a iuii anu
faithful execution Of the IT atty OF Tien-
Sien thanks Parliament for the i'rtlheation
appropriations congratu tulates the country
On the efficiency Of the volunteer force, and
expresses heartfelt pleasure at the warn
reception the Prince Gf Walls was receiving.
The steamship Great Eastern averaged
nearly fourteen knots an hour on her passage
home.
G,ribaldi had been proclaimed Dictator a'
Polcnsea.
Large numbers of C.labrians were joining
him.
The htes. despatc' 90 report that the
R0yalist. had again been defeated In Cal'.Arii.
and it was reported in Paris on the 18th,
that the King Of Naples bad quilted that
city on the previous evening, and gone on
board the frigate S:ro1nho!i, and that the
Piedmontese occupied the forts. This requires
confirmation.
Disturbances at Naples were imminent,
and appeals 10 the people to revolt were
openly distributed.
General BIsco left Naples for CLlabris.
with six battalions reini0rcements.
revolutionary movement in Salero was
imminent.
TIE Pope. it IS said, has expressed his
TO agree TO an Italian Confederation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

N1K. BELLS PosTIoS.-Charles Francis
Aoams well said at Philadelphia, few days
ago:
''If Mr.. Bell could by any possibility he
elected, the first thing he would have to do
would be to take MS side on present ques-
tons between the two, and the only two,
parties really based upon existing conflicts OF
opinion. Without thc cooperation Of mem
bers of one or the other of these two parties,
he could not carry on the government week.
We all know that, who know anything OF
the practical operation OF our system Inc
ettempt, then, 70 present him TO the country
as a candidate without distinctive prlncl-
pies on the issues Of the day, IS either made
without good faith, and solely to distract
the ranks of the reformers, or, if honestly
made, it is purely a sentimental movement
without = particle of practical value IN the
disposal of a single living question. In eth
er case, a vote given TO Mr.. Bell would count
no more towards s1y valuable result IN our
present emergency than # it were thrown
away upon any ono Of rs here Trsso''.
The Braudor (Niias.1 Fey1bioqR which az
IDENTIFY espouzes the Cause OF Bell, contains
long article designed 70 show that Bell end
Everett are more sound on the slavery quse
ton than the other candidates. The follow
ing paragraph from it illustrates the whole
Keep it before the people that John Bel
is the only national candidate for the Pres.
dency now before the people-that he IS the
ouly candidate for that high Office who owns
n na,ro slave-that he is the only candidate
who is really identified with the interests OF
tho south. as southern men understand the
import of the term
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NUMBER ELEVEN.

III amy one wishes to Stop or shanty here, they
! mousse or door yard"
Inc door yard was waste Of raspberry bushes,
with here and theres black stump sticking up, and
! q burnt spot in one csrner.
After dinner we came up the Racket and roved
up Long Lake, 4 most beautiful sheet Of water,
nearly ID miles long. quite well wooded its
shores, but much more settled and cleared up than
had expected more indeed than any tract OF the
Same extent that VIC have seen. The day Vas
hne, and az we moved M the Lake, the panorama
passing before was more beautiful, i thinF,
thar anything have ever seen. Mt. Seward,
standing up at the head OF the lake, Owls Head,
rising up before Us rs advanced, the shadows
fitting across the Landscape the clear, dark lake.
the deep blue sky between the white CLOUDS 'he
beautiful shores, now densely wooded. now closely
shzven, a green pasture or yellow field Of grain,
with its leg but in the mi de- Round lsiand
rearing uP from the water as advanced ia
circlet of green, and again sinking down behind
US. the points running out 10 greet us the ooy
bays retreating rom approach only 20 w"o US
eioser.-ah, it was picture never to be forgotten.
We reached he.e abou. halfplst six. close to
the head of the lake. brought up all our baggage
and deposited it under Mr.. Cary's roof We have
finished our camping for this trip. Our life in
the woods, henceforth will be only ioEr, from
one hotel so another,-queer hotels indeed and
in queer places-but yet inns. The romance Of
our journey Is pretty near at an end.
Yours, BES
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the mum Der, and there are others who are
men of much promise.
CALAMITY ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
OVER 800 LIVES LOST

A terrible catastrophe took place on Lake
Michigan about half-past two o'clock Satur-
day mornins--of Waukegan, which is about
80 miles North of Chicago. The steamer
Lady EIgin of the Lake Superior Line,
which left Chicago Sunday evening, was run
into by the schooner Augusta, and sank in
twenty minute il 800 feet of water. Of
three hundred and fifty or four hundred
persons on board, including several military
and Fire Companies of Milwaukee, only
seventeen persons are known to be saved.
The names of the saved, ss Ear "a krown.
are as follows
H.. Caryl, Clerk Fred. Rice, steward
Elward Westlake. porter Robert Gore.
Thomas Murphy, Thomas Cummings, Mi
chael Conner, John f. Hobart, of Milwau-
kie, Tim O'Bryen, W. A. Darnes. Wildman
Mills, of Ohio, Lyman Updike. Of Wsupan.
II. Ingrahau, Member of the Canadian
Parliament.
Col Lumsden Of the New Orleans PicAy-
une, and family, were on board, and are
supposed to be among the lost.
The son of the proprietor of the london
News was on board, and is supposed to be
lost.
At the time of the accident the schooner
was sailing at the rate of eleven miles 81
hour.
The books and papers of tha steamer ar
all lost.
After the collision the steamer fosted
South to Winetka, where she sank
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THE BELL PARTY OF VERMONT.

Our despatch gives briefly the proceedings
of the Bell and Everett Convention at W hits
River Junction, Friday. We learn from
private source, that just fifty persons wers
in attendance (including some wellknown
Republicans and Democrats, attracted By
curiosity at tho organization Of tbs Con-
ventlon: which number was increased
afterwards to a hundred or hundred and
twenty. Possibly from fifty to ssventy-6ve
Bellmen wero on the ground, which, allowing
that half the party was out, promises vote
of $50 for the Old Goutlsmen's tickes IN
Vermont, next November.
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4 LIZARD IN THE SroMAcH.-The Troy
Times relates the case of Mr.. Hamilton Of
vergennes, Vt. who was thought BY his
physiciaus and friends to be near his end,
from consumption. A brother of his from
Troy visited him last week, and not being
convinced that it was a case of consumption,
suggested that the difficulty was in the
stomach, and proposed resort to the stomach
pump. to see if any foreign substance was
there. 4 large green lizard. alive and
sprightly, was drawn into the pump and
extracted. which had caused the illness OF
the patient Not the least remarkable fea-
ture in the case, Is the fact that the patient
originally weighed 2l7 pounds, but at the
time the lizard was elected, he was reduced
to little over 100 pounds.
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NAcuAsHLoGY-A NEW REMEDY FOR AB0I-
TIo>tsH DR. Cartwright OF New Orleans Is
not the original discoverer of the new inter
nretation in Genesis which is supposed to
/ settle the negro question. He merely adopts
and defends it, while c. Blancher Thompson,
or St. Louis, has the credit of the important
discovery. 1t is a science by itself, and has
been dignlfied with the abstruse title Of
Nachashlogy, and Mr.. Thompson has com
menced monthly publication for its advo-
cacY. called the NachashlCgian, and recon
mends that NachashlOgian associations be
formed throughout the land, "to disseminate
this new biblical philosophy among the people
the more speedily, and thereby the sooner TO
check the progress of abolitionism, now 50
potent for evil to our country
The gist Of this new pathological hash is,
that the " living creature" created on the
fourth day, and mentioned before the cattle,
should be rendered " the intelligent and
immortal creature" and means the negro :;
that 1t was one of these Nachashes, or prim-
tive negroes, and not the old '"rpent, that
tempted Eve, and that IT,, punishment
pronounced on the Nachash, Il" 0l thy belly
Shalt thou go and dust shalt thou eat, and
the enmity and all that, means the slavery Of
the negro to the lighter colored, Adamic race.
DR.. Cartwright amplifes the idea in this
lively style -
" What is southern slavery? Bruising the
head Of the serpent What is abolitlonism
Woundlng the heel of the seed Of the woman.
Property falls in the neighborhood OF free
negroes. Christianity runs into idOlatry. Is
not this bruising the heel? The negro and
the white man as inferior and superior, were
in Paradise together Christianity is to
restore them. Negroes increase and multiply
amazingly under it. Al outsiders are killed
by Christianity. 1t kills Indians, Sandwich
Islanders, &c, faster than the sword, because
it was not intended for them. Ihe blessed
Savior did not die for them. What did lie
die for ? To restore fallen man to his pristine
state. Before the fall, he was governed by the
high superior soul, and not h7 the ot.er. or
inferior soul. Surely it needed Eo curse from
Noah to make Canaan a slave, as Ire was a
slave by nature. His normal condition IS
Just what his name implies, and has anatomy
and physiology and his history prove him to
be. Don't YOU See that New
England is too blind in 1860 to See that
Canaan is a slave by nature? and for hr
sake, if tor no other Noah was justified u
telling the nations of the earth what Gods
deere were. The New Englnd-rs and Oh
Englanders will not believe God, and CO.
has ordered that the Nachash shall bruisa
their heel. He is Furnishing them for II"