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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

-. City Psint. June 9Th, 1860. 81. ST.
5-ts4f ARRIVED, a
B-ensn ship Louisiana, Muller, from New York,
to Schser, kohler 4 Co. - .@s.. ~,
schT. OfiysrT. Loo. -, Ney York, landing 10
connective for East Teunessee Co. ,7- ,re.,., ~, -
'h. s'it' SAILED. .5s
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, for Norfolk and
New York. faf gig s'4ls'f
$50 sHlPs IN Port. 1857 NJ
Ship Uncle JNs, loading for Laverpool, 's
Bremen shil tS9i.a.a, lo.a'ns for nrsnsn.
Hohenstauden,s. ....
Bark Henry Buck, loading for Rotter lam.
ssrE P;ensst. d.soh..fins inward e.rso.
sek.. R;cS.eqs' Is.dins fer Nsx York. u saa9''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

= 4sass.s s,Isss AHR1vEksA usits5 9a8
steamship City al Rsehneeas nlbehsll. Phils-
Bris James Madison, Ifasers. Jscksonville, lhm-
Der. ~ hittock q eOn. .gaasI-fsf ss "a LAB
SchT. Render, Trivisa,n n. c.. lambss and
ohinEles, r. n. Stevenson Co..
!. sst#l3Gt F-sst5tEs ~ SAILED, ssH%sAs g's
Steamer Pocahnptes. Tnsvess. Baltim0eo, 1dsa.
and passeneers D. & w. Currie. .,.sss
ee6s. Be1j. va1sivSs, Jonss, DaltllnOre, mdzs.,
sis Iss 4 "a John. Jones. Baltimore. .a....
!. .eeSs. Ecsiss Dyss. Jansssa. New York, aosr.
W. ID. Colluist & Co. s4 sfs
0HhF. Frances Elmore. Smith. light.
J. Schr. Delspheno Herbeets NSsss.F O1A Point,
bcfr. Industry. Macon. Edsnton. N. G.. naehin-
6chr, WIN Severe. Brooks. Baltimore. mdxe..
. stsamsr Echo, TindaE, Petersburg, ndxs., MIL
ouauxh 4 R0ad. -s stifF sf .r19 81 g+1.tl sks5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

nkESS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS AT
II REDUCED PRICkS.-Tn accordance with 4
custom adopted BY ps at the commencement OF
3pI business, Of selling Dress and other Fancy
Goods at this time in tho season, at reduced
PRICES. We shalt from this day mark everything OF
tne sind down e the very lowest price; - =
s1s ~ me naDf Of aoqs Gs thing every
we'll - new and disisable xoods. ~ our stock con
s,sts almost entirely of goods bought tAls season.
still good. II. -, - - -" ="
q few more Of the English Bsrsss Nantes 1t
In Domestic and gtayls Goods, our stock il fall.
We invite oa,l fro6-all in want of Goods, a.
eurllg them that ~ are anxious to close out All
our Fancy. Goods. aHA % accomDlish that object,
We are willing to make tbs prices low. - : :, :
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xCUk SION TO al.
H5SPOINT. P0RTsMOUfH M An
LOST AND 0THAYHD.

STRAYED UN SlOLkN-From n.
~ stsble Of the suhscribers, on lth and Car
Nsts.. fnaay nisht. hrse black HORSE,
our dray. liberal rsWsrd vail b paid for IN T.
livery to N ct our Ofiice. =
W. b. TOMPKINs L BRO.
is Its .t "a + fsft--- BasIn Rant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

NORFOLK. AND IN SIX HoTRs TO OLD
Portable and expeditions route between Richmopd
and the above places, 10 by the RICHMOND and
PETERSBURG ROAD to Pstersburg, thence b.
the Norfo and Petersburg Road to Norfolk. and
thence by Steamers TO Old Point and Hampton
EcHEDULE-Leave kiehmond at xtS r. N J.
reach Norfolk at 80 and Old Point at IS P. M.
For the accommodation of passengers. FISH
SUPPER viii be provided on the Boat between
Norfolk and u Pcint. IS So .
Returning from Old Point, the Boat leaves AZ
II. 30 A. N and connects with the ears at Norfolk
which leave At r. NJ. reaching Richmond at Sol
passengers dining on the boat while !.etwssn Odd
Point and Norfolk. r. H WYNNE.
io Its Suust n. r. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

A VEkY PLEASANT ROOM with BOARD,
"A In private family, near the Post -Ufice, can
10 had BY aypaeation at Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

I O0T-SlO NEWARD-On Saturday nsFailG
II between Q. W. Purceli's and he Peat Or
$50 in Virginia money, ia three packages. vi
give the above reward for the recovery Of "
same. II can 10 left at the Dispatch once.
n lI-lft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

"a Last Week bat One
ASTONISHING sAcRlFfcE IN The SALE
CHINA. GLASSWARE, AND HOUSE FURN-
- -res-ts- ISHING GOODS, lif
And stock of BRONZED FI0UkES and FAN
CY 6OQDS. at the store " Main street. next door
to Mr.. J. Dooles,s Hat store. The stare must he
given up t. tho Traders Bank. The goods must
b sold. and therefore are ohered q heaIly half
to buy barHAins. as SCHAAP q GUS,
10 So 6M&W etE1 50 9Y ~ Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

azfrht E41RAY COW-Was ssksa. up
dk.DcOW. with the end Of hsl horns aAvsi
al, and has black testa She il Eiv.ss sas
quantity OF milk Tho owner win Disee go
away. ,.. = =, GEO. w. JuNts,
At r. r. Luck { Bros, on Brook Avsssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

4er1k FIVE DOLLARS + EWA n
iisR ae' cew r.. viz So -:
OF her horns sawed and some white about \
the lst OF this month, RED COW, With Vii
about the back and belly, with ahsrP horns. ~
will oalvQ in about ONE month. will give n
farm, on tho Brooke Planf koad. ono mi!s !fai
the CITY. JOHN DARkAcOTT.
10 0-3t West Wood, Hennco 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

A.g~ ROA LOND0N.1hS nev ~ ~ "a
BOZ abont ~ hhds. tnhAoeO. vii y - ~
Pojns n 3 leW days 10 hsllsst. and Teaas !"
10. For freight SpDly to . o.. .ApuxR
js7-ead1v II ~ CMAnL60 xA1----
rORNS,-Csps. Jss, PsssAs vnsss i .a ,I ~
~ tosshnTg De. Sc .st1x. Y - 49, snS Ma
NV - II M tln,e, 4 neither esss any -
s,vcs ne mnch pleasure 20 ssa,s hare es.ss
entirely rolieved. used to sensf ysu s,st
TIE n. anothor evitense Of tbs sihcsoy Of ~ 49,
- steS, b.. j. leaves 10 lev days assAss W
vhiok tpnr ~ will .et Totnra con 49,
n. O1See, Wall Street hoss., wal .Sssct
3 = s, sns!s !se snSssS' Ns-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

I OST.-Qn Friday evening, some who're bstwess
II 18th and Main stIaeta and my Aosss, % III
street, Church Hill, or u the ere Friday n.Sbt..
dfews, and the amount Of m0nes on the bach. tn
package contained S3l:N. will q - htsts. N.
wasd for the same It lslt at this once, o. 70 ne
HUGH 6MuA.
- 0-lt~ At the Gas Woska
r OST--A PACKAGE OF BILLS IN Merosss
II Case. maj he'd screen & Allen, esmM Il
Grace and 7th streeta." The finder viii pssa
leave them ak this once. a. they are OF no vsu
but IN them, s.s-elar GREEN L. ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

QOAH D1NG.-I have vacant at this time one
- Of the most pleasant and desirable ROOMS in
the hoHee, suitable fer . family. Several DAY
Or more young men can be accommodated with
BOARD and LODGING. Shot Tower House. on
Mrs, NESBlTT still has couple Of pleasant
u1 rooms, and can accommodate q gentlemen
and hio wife, or several OnnS men. with BOARD.
sSfeefs.sati ,ss+tt' "a - bsf sti s-As
pa n 4 Err n Q y - = -
l.. = s-'sf1 is BOSTON, MASS. Ai'3
al f rd re bet Of aeeSnmodatio1e
DER not exeslleA in the United Staass.-
"a .e.+s..s.e ys,r-rF TX. HID. PARKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

IN $40 kEWAND.-Nsss stolen ffsa ~
On the pight ofthe 9Th inst. % "
NAalley betusen Bsosd and Marshall sis.ss
and l1t street ana Brooke Avenos. . small "a
HORSE. aboat seven vesrs old, vita = beau Y.
buyEY has tip, with rhs side curtains Cd y,
wheels are painted yellow the basgy Aleu- ~ !,
worn. with new. hsness. a reward Of eOvlh !.
such information. . W can Est them, Aso. y
ne tSis! GL1zkBfookE fa0NlAsS,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

SUvEhlOR. OUALlTY or CLOTH me
sunmsr Cioshine sfe invited 70 call Il tie old And
tavor.ts seaHa a0e Main street. and make thsi: 90
IRON tae most intensive steck and greatest
variety Of Cathss Qaasimsres, DTap a kte, IL
tino, Alpaca, Mafseilles, end Linen 6o0ds, ever
shown in on! city. TIE advant ages enjoy ed by ~
tOseeher With that universal satistacti0n glven 10
purchasers ter moro than twenty years p6st oifSr
tho best guarantee dist yaur intoFose viii So prO-
noted hY calling ON frianAn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

e4FfN r0WNMMfSR I NEW y6RRKoUkTHS. .
@sEaa7=s. YORKTOWN, Capt. LEWIS PARRISH,
will leave here at O'Clock p. NJ. TUESDAY. the
18th inst. 4ti -ss 4L ~ w
Excursiop tickets ISSUED to 20 and return by eItl
or Of the steamers, State room and meals included,
for the very low price Of SIS.
Passage to- New York. meals and state room in
cluded. 80. Steerase passage only Sb.
Passage to Norfolk same a. by the river boats.
to the ho0r If 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TUESDAY.
Conslsnees are requested to send for tAe1 goods
to- day.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded With dispatch. =
Tickets and BeFths secured ct our Office or On
board the shiD. = :
/ 10 ll-3s IT-Ss LUDLAM Z WATSON.
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- -
GREAT EXClIkMeN'

GREAT EXCITEMENT
IauasAn !. so r., r.. .:; q: ' ...%,
An tnaso Who NAV b N =; ~ y
snnA. cool JUkFF, SHERRY COEyhnsss ri.
PUNCH of any kind SHOULD cell On e = Fl
Il The Gem SSl0oa. 0eA street. betveen 49, -
cayy wkegu al tksneo 70 comfort the
IN h feood in great ahandanee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11

YER Plated lee Pitchers. mach apDroved Of. aad
eoneidered cutie desidsratun for hot wsathof,
y tnoee who hare used them. They arc dosble
hosfs. N tie hottest weather: Calf as s. Meis o.
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Dr. &nfelamo's beribmtes

I'LL TTUTT MT
ttbt tfhbptretu, Dispepl4 unb 8eltiubt, hrcul
ltht Optr nsyYSi, ShwGaen, Observation-Disclosures
uub lltt VtMnfbtiten, meltte BON Yerburbeuen % a.
gen potr bft 0sbtr tntltebem.
S2;a .ais %sraOpfanS. lnnsrl De psmOsibsn. Snbrans bee
8iH:fS Md BAN RGpft 5durt I'm Wlastn, 5eritrenasn, sob.
Sesnntn. NspttttlDEeteit, S&ptrs TIN Nasen, 64wSHt ant
tSfts tStfdbi in Wassn aao untsslsi6. SaUerer Attsm
ScritIep an 5bS Ae Der Nusen, 8ltdeu In ktn @tE6t
Slice nab 4 pfldmtrssn, 8sI&wttbrn bttm NttnAen, @tIt.
gtrssa Ter baut atb austn, Ssttsafs4sn, S4nsrlsn Ina
Rif, nnb ben @lttbtra, 6tSt TIM HSSf xnb Bremen tn
Bletfa, Hah9isttlt uaA Ntekr0tlhIa aeRbet.
Dtr Gil ~cnislmtr ~smpfebIen bttt Blsbtstn Der NnfrarIfam.
'et bes ubIitdmt. ffR ~ibes;'aBt BON BEN sDsrtb unb Bar
ange b~trftIsen fir ane Qetsn. wOfIr fe S~prfebtnb
~tinrfObitn wirt. Sc TT bira fetn neues unb un8tprGfteS
4fittsl, ~(snssFn etnss, bas felt 10 Satrem BIZ Hflfun8 Spr hem
anerttantfben Ueffs beRAnbea Bat unk beHRn Nuf Rub Bee
fsuf ~ itbt mod ssn ittntm Gabesn trrst@t rurtt. Dit
.3tusntdt wtl&t 81, dbmtt unb ausssttt4nttt &srtse un6 Wrt
,dtptrf0een aus adm Ebeltn bttfss eenbt ~ Wunfsn 9tttn
Rebee tns a~ngs5enert unb Il ,e 9enaut Dur&Itfdue tG1 affair.
ID zen benz Gteenttamsr pubHhtrten Mlmana&s, ireI&en Der.
fsibt unsntstlbli& tur& btt Gstnten D~trttetIsn last mus aut
ben uneIdubi8htn d~bsrieustn, bab bteftt Btttsrt mirEih bt
%trlemibrt ~vsrbttnt, wsI&t es ttIaRat bat.
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feline Office (@reenz robe 2eTin9tDultr.) 5ll~
ritfteGrte, JAP er 5wei 6remce all leinem 8ut-
te Der cine p~erlelbel bate Die @etol4icblate
beral89e3p9ell un7 lpiiGlte in ibr. 0r. IS.
elite auf Gle 2 6renprll 81 b1 flo9 rer flet
mere o%crlel6en 5ur Seitentbiire btnauS uno entz
funl. Nud Der 9rGBere mddte li4 ouf Die
Sodet, ST.. IS. elite i9m aber nod, ber Sffiz
GET Sdypeiser ldlUB iiA Oer 5a9p III ulo ibm
9elang e8, ben Spiebuben cin5uTun1en. st
wltrpe por 8r;epenSridter @nlor 9e6radt.
Oerr q. crnittelte, Dap i9m $50 in @olo unp
0tpteu 9eltrblen parcn. Sci Dem Nrreltalt=
ten f1no man ieopd nid,tS per ~fleinere nluB
eS nit fcrtSencrln1el1 baben. Der Arreltaut
er519lte, oab CT lur iii Dem NoreBbude etlUoS
babe nadlAl1Ben molten lt1o p1B CT lel6lt itber
Den Nnblif oe8 fleiaen Oiebe8 bS9lidlt err
ltaunt ~9eipeleu iei, Man ldidte i'm lebp9
llad BET Sail,
6 aldenbteb t a y l.--6rau S. Gimp
ion, bic in g. 8rattltr. npbnt, murbe ppr9c=
ltern 9tadt ipibreno be8 @ebrdtgeS Dot Dem
Warblano 9nltitnt I'M ibr $37 entbalteuoeS
Taldenbu9 beltoblen. Sic entoefte ibren
0erlult 9leiA uadoem ite ltd bon BET Sale
%eutfernt bate,
Na9 europa. = Meorsen, Samltag ben
4. Nu9ult ie9elt Der Dunlpfer Bremen" bon
9tep@O orf nad Bremen. 8rieie, bic nit bic
fem Dampfer befSrbert merpen lOQen, mil1en
Bis beute Nadmitta9 bal6 4 llbr bier GUT Yplt
oeaeben iperben.
Ms SpllpipaDS Nilen
ogne cine Splr bon QuefFIber ooer irseu6 anbere Ttdblt6e mine
ratilde Stpffe, Sulannsi9elebt eiuSto unb aDeun aus ~Ue0etabili-
i@en grtraeteu, btlben bic ~nl&dti8lte 8erbnonn9 sur @ertreibuus
oasr innerlibcn &rantbet. sic burbortu9en 6aS Spitent un6
wirfeu lpwpbl ltdrfenb ais ~reinigenb bt ieber R6rper, Contribution.
gu baben in BET Sabrif go. so Nfaioel Cane 9tep. gprt uuo bel
allen 3rn99iten 81 25 @tS.. So Cts. lmS 81 Die S9a1eI.
(SuI20 1N,l
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@trtbeersN net3
aus purem 9imbeer- SNrup f~abrisirt unb lRts S~OrrStbio. bi
@aaOne @alb 800.
Sanitation Sinbeer<@6en3
fir: .0ur9un6er 0iMbeer. Qfmrnabe"
a@rceaent Dinlbecr. 2inpnaeeS
p6er "Jren@- 2inlcnaoe"
auf 8efeIlun8 bic GaIone GaIb nur rs @ts.
bel s.. Mitti@,
WSl.l gne BON Sarette- unb 0t9bitr.
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y GO Sransportmeiiters= office.
Baltimore nbS1 Gifenbabn.

Nead, ben SGnern Mmb 0ebir9Spldteil.
Durdfabrt. Etdets mad @bite-Sulp9ur, Sweet, Geb Sweet
Nodbrt6oe Wlum uno Bath Nlur: Sprin9S tDnnen IN Der Gam.
ben. citation 1T Baltimore gu ben 4.25 Tcrnt. uno 400 Nadtn.
3ioen, tdglid, fiji g~8aIbin9tcn SonntasS ous0enomnen =
sencnnmen wer6em. Der WtDr9en5u9 tabrt nob ben Sdoern.
Nadb SerfeleD Sprinss.
Gel6Bt Baltimore nm $50 @ornt. peer nm 4 Ha9ut. un6
IalbinatOn mt TAO 8orm. oocr 500 yta6nl. luO erredt Die
gdber 2 WtetIsu BON Sir Sobm's Stun. Citation nm unDet69r 8
rbr Na@mitta98. &ifei8 mad coer bon Sr SoHn'S, 12S Wtet-
len, $4. 80. 3ebn Gage 8adtebr- GtdetS 81 bon Baltimore uno
50 bon @aibn9tpn.
gfad Sorran'8 Gpriu9S.
Wan nebme ben 8. 80 8ornl. 3u9 nadb 9arpcrS Serrp utb Sanu
bic QSinGelter. @ilenbabn unb touunt in benz Saoe I'M Die Dtlt-
tasSset an. Sebrpreis $475.
Nadb SafIanc,
$500 Sub Iber Baltimore an ben &ne9anteS nnc an Der @net-
~babnliae. Wtam uebmle ben Daorsel. Ocsr gSaGmdtas. S3uS BON
Baltimore coer 2SaIbinstpn. TabrpreiS 6.75. @%ntternun9 232
Wtslen, ssobrseit Io-iI Stm6en. 3ebn Sage @idfebrsSitstS
$40 bon Baltimore umo $12 bon gSalpin9ton.
Oead) OraftpmsS ~nnftiun,
ebeniaus brett an Der giIeubabnIine. Ntau ueAme ieben 3ua.
Tabrrreis IS. @ntfernnns 270 Wteileu. Tabrseit un9ef6br IL
Staaoeu. 3ebn 3aSe 0~taffebr-S idstS $12' BON Baltimore unO
$14 BON @aibin9ton.
Sin allen beiet Ptdsea ino teauerle un6 ans0eSetbnete GcCp-
Moootipnen 5ur Spunerbeuder ein3ert6&t.
y. g. entity EraHSportmeifter.
s. ~, @pte. @eneraI. Stfet. I8ent, Stil4, 1It
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9ie merfwiirOigIten Gurelt, Ole uOdD j.
nerridltet m1lrhen.

NV w NVNV H.
Oerrtdtet mlrOeu.
Smapne'8 5ulaulmcn9elebter Sprup opn
9itbtiri4 ~ turirte gopayo S9amYlOn, Germantown @eoO;
Der picren 9~e9enaber. BON cinenl 9ufen, Nbnabme beS 0leil1eS
er fonnte wsoer lte9en nod li9en obne Sel4~erlidteit; arbeict
III @eCr9e SWeenep's 9afnerei, 0tib9e &oab. unterbat6 9Salaee.
Snapne'8 WilofirIden flrirten G5efiel Tbp@
mas, nabe @bSnirOiIe frIberbin BON YbilaeelpDia, BON Gabt.
l6Weien, firctsrIiden 9uten, furScnl Ntbent; 1en 9anSes SO.
item ,par auberOrbentlub 9ei9W60t. DretSebn Sabre iinc felt.
benz perlOIen unO CT erireut i4 nod INNER elmer Suten @eian6-
belt.
Sipabne'8 WilofirIdeu betlten rie Sr1u beS
Sru. 0enart. e5 0it- 9ennhrabe, &ea0ins. SIT iet ~iDereu9t,
@rabe, purse ater pbai8 9slun6, na9Oem fe bic a9flbiri4sn &C.
braud9te. Sr. 9. 9. StepenS, Oru99it III &eooino, belIen
GabrbeitsIisGs NienanO bssosiielt, tann ONi0e spei Sure,, 0eSsu.
gen, Sa Die WseeSin bel ibm setauft tpOroen.
Ner5te 9ebraude1 unb enpfe9len e8
Or. s. S. @GHOn, Grantlin County, Sp., idrsibt; rSeit IL
Sabren babe tb cine larte prarlS nno ernpieble Or. Spapne'S
SnIammsnOsIesten gprup BON &il6triGen Dor allen Mteeren We-
65neu. Sn ben 10 lebr 9eir9teten Suu9entrantbeten. Die l9
III 8entnGp ais 10 bDSarts erUeiien, baltic ib i'm iir en nnidSs.
bareS Wtihel."
Warnung. = &dufe feineu Irtifel, Der ppr9ebli6 gguSfrI6en
entbalt, Oem @amen 9eltebter aer3te ~anSe9anst fn0, Die absr nidtS
init ieiner 3uIamuienlesun9 gu tbun bahen; rage aber INNER
anseritdG3 ma@ e0r.S wapns's Snlammsn9eicstem Sgrup pOM
&dIbtr9en." bic etn6is ddte 28lbtii9en 3u6ersttuns.
Om1N11P'S iNPr11tfprtp
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NWntag8 Nipntn08
HenffersMWntnd8

(S6attenb66er)
rperoen fbSn uno eei6madooa aufsenla9t
gu billtaen Pret1en
bon 8. AB. 3pane,
go. 2 8oplDS Wberite. /. Sbire BON Gde protitr.
GI- 3eltod6er fit Observation-Disclosures. Store's II. / ~. weroen
felt pber 3unl &ufruuen 9emo@t. (WRai4O
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DR.. Hufeland.
1aIIdmiidjer GprbioI

OAAIAAbNIA&S N0&0kAS
lar lsnslt 2ttIana son 9aa:n. Grldituas, Sseutalta. 1ran:
ne, Hauben pals nnA Observation-Disclosures, MnsttpruAe unl
rtnn NOD mOsIi&, GE.. .IsrunS fur GGt an kteitr &rantptb
esissnes. tstba In ben lssttn 5tast.n;.
Fg. - " ID fur cine RldEt rA RrnuEttlttn bsRtmmt, 1s
a09tratlntr Unb esfdbrlt&tr ais dae dnttte 6snen BITE TtuSt.
Hss bitltS RGnbet uttttwCrtn Nnb - Rrdnstftttn BITE tpn Ns
asr llstatn qrfaItnns %Btrritrsn. Dr.. Ben, btti. esRt drDt.
DE Wntt0rttdt fGat: SD MIN nt6t ~bttanpten, tat &nIt'
fir una tt, mas bic pef unl bAe 0sIbe Tttber fur bic Btwpts
nsr dnbsrtr Semen fnb. absr t& tam stFiunnht terR&trn, bAb
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-03
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-03
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-11
From the Printers Cabinet.
THOUGHTS WHICH LIvES
by ALFRED RANDALL,

Thoughts, which leave their burning impress
Ever on the pondering mind;
Through the press, viii still find redress
For the wrongs Of humankind;
Hard tho hands that stalwart labor
Yields in toll for honest bread,
Kind the heart, which for its neighbor
Doth its generous deeds outspread!
Friends long absent DER the ocean,
Trace kind memories on each pagej
Sentiments, whose fond emotion
Would, their unknown griefs assuage;
Thoughts which live, forever telling
What the absent heart stili dreams,
Like remembered music swelling,
Past our boyhood's hills and streams.
Thoughts, which lonely graves O o'erspreading,
Still the loved and vanished cherish,
Sanctified by tears, whose shedding
Proves their memories never perish
Thoughts of words in anger spoken,
Which, had never uttered been,
Gazing on each fragile token,
In the light, they noto are seen.
Thoughts that with their magian power,
Wave flag o'er land and sea,
Heralding, each passing hour
Hosts to crush down tyrrany;
Printed thoughts; still advocating
Holy cause ef right 'gainst might
A free press, ne'er hesitating
To diffuse its equal light.
Such are thoughts which make life glorious;
All, must natures laws fulfill;
In the grave, man Is victorious
Whose great thoughts survive him still
Long then may that power, preserving
Deeds heroic. "Thoughts which live"
Keep its noble course unswerving
And, our sons truths lessons givei
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-11

ANOTHER KIND OF GAIA gentle
man doing business on Main street was
presented with a beautiful kitten. Yes
terday, couple of young ladies, one of
them named Julia, happened into the
store, and of course kitty as kittens and
babies always do, came in for an immense
quantity of endearments and caresses.
"Oh, my! What sweet darling lit
tie kitty! What is its namel"
alt has not been christencd yet"
Oh, the dear thingl Do call il Julia
won't youl"
"I should be very happy to do So"
said our gallant friend-"6m 10 isn't Mat
kind ofa cat"
Kitty was deposited on the floor in q
twinkling, and couple Of young ladies
were seen looking around for a good place
TO faint.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-11

HOME AFFEcTIoss.-The heart has
memories that can never die. The rough
rubs Of the world--the cold, unfeehng,
selfish world cannot obliterate them. No
difference how he may be tossed about
life's turbid and tempestuous stream,
these memories still live with us, and Of
tentimes steal in upon our sadder mo-
ments, producing the most pleasing emo
tions. They are memories of home
early homei Dear hallowed spot! what
magic in the sound! And as our mind
wanders far back over the misty past, how
many tender "reminiscences Of that early
home come crowding upon us. There is
the old tree under which tho light heart
cd school boy swung in many a summer
day; yonder the river in which he learn
cd 10 swim; there the home in which no
knew parents love and parents pro-
lection. Why, even the school with its
dark old walls, which in youthful days i'm
pressed him with so much. awe, associa-
ted rs they were with thoughts Of ferule
and tasks comes back TO bring healthful
remembrancos Of the far long ago.
There he learned to feel some Of his best
emotions, and there perchance, he first
met the being who, by her love and ton
derness in after life, has made home for
himself happier even than that which his
childhood knew.
Oh, these are memories which linger
around the heart, ever aud anon dispens-
ing JOY and sunshine athwat. our check
cred pathway-memories which the cares
Of The world can never obliterate. Often
in the busy wbirl of life they present
themselves, and we involuntarily sigh for
orr boyhood days, when lie seemed Of
summer dreams. But they come not;
they are ours no longer; upon the wings
of the morning they have fled from us
forever. Dear home Of our childhood,
since we left thy sacred precincts, how
many disappointments aud sorrows have
crowded upon us, and how many more
will oyertake us during our pilgrimage
through life we cannot tell, for the future
is sealed scroll, and we know not what
is folded there---whether joy or agony,
sunshine or sorrow.