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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Yrcipsctus Der neuen 8~uifsaus9abe
ron
S.. Seine'S


@ mmiti Werfcn
IN lcbcn Sanosn ppcr in SO acknowledgements
a Is Cts.
Gle mir an 81. Ni6ri 1855 nit Der erfen @usoabe Der
peint1sn g1crfs pcrs Yublifuni trattu, tbaten mir cs nit
e.orsen' @efubl.-Seirc mar nrG su iptnts bctanni Hnb bs
unttrrepnen tprpcrte srcBe Mnlfrengun1en une tebeutcnbce
Sapital. llnlere @rportun9en ipurben uterirpTcn, Der
Nblde mar ttu tebr bceeutenpeI, uno III fdnni Gin 9lds mo
sebIeett Deuil&e rppbnen. rppbin StiHe niht oerIausi irurbt.
guineer Der moocrntn Dihteri6uIs, in w6brtno Der Belt
leinenl lanSen ibmcr;rplleu 9eiotu srlegcn. Scin Non,s
ipirp fnr ale trnmenoen 3eitcn aufbepabrt bleiber. gPon
wtro lbn untsr ben Grlsr fincsr wcnu DtutltlanbS ocIhie.
etRt 9rpbsn auf9cidtlt msroer. CT Ieltit in une tutriHru.
abtr istnt SbSpfungen bIcibt1 eTbalttn uue rrIprr mi: ms
prtIeben.
NaiS Seine'e &Sbt tameu mob 70 martse b,rrIi6e fsrou.
nislite ittner uniferbli6en Wius su &aee, bic Greunhe anh
SstanEie pVn ttn beIaBeu. 9Dir iraTen tsrti5. oiefe S6Sst
naE rne nab III laninieln lno fiHo nrn.,t5r TN Siaabc c>
men relsn Sano iu Iicfsrr. Dd mir aber felt einem Sabre
BON pielen Sehen a~ngeSansen rurben, Seine's gperfe nod.
mittelie itt nab uno uaG biels beuIihen S6rificu anlbaf>
fen tonne.f 10 babtr mir unS nunmsbr tu.fbIpheu, cine near
Nueeabt IN ttineren 2tefGungen Az perdn1dlteu. Der NrciS
ut Der fruecrs unb pirb nur fur ben ~iebtaien Bane 81 RebY
stIttnet, ETF
&bpnnsutsn Der frlbsru @useab, in Q SSu,rn ,rboueu
cen Z ten Sanb fur 81 unb ,ptr6rn sriu&t ibe glamen beim
nadlten Iatnien pber bel une betannt III MAIDEN.
SSir ipetttln Mot i'm @erinaiten bardn, bas Ihb bic ae>
ldnlnite osuti1t Sep0Iferuns Der Ser. q. an birltm Natio>
nalipsrt betbeilistn fptro.
Cine ausIase pom is Gents per gBod1r fam a,tpis i,bu
etltrettth. Der SItn fur beutlAc 3itsraur BAT, uno ben sru-
sen Di5ter tbrt.
Dem 1t II Sanbe irirb cine ~ecbieeene Sipsrapbi, 6tiu.
ITO petnt' ~beisseeben rperoen. Mas @uetaituna, 9rud
uno YapieI betrtft, 10 wirS ocIs ucue III fte @uSsobe in
teVlcr gSelle Den porbrr9eSan9cnen nadftcben. Cine fprof6l,
tSe Durhlldt wirp frrber sinstI&Iitsne 8etIer %entf,rnen.
uS' Spbn @eif u. Co.,
630 Bhranur1raee lNhifoNsJNn;.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
SCueDi0ct

Ter untsr3ttdlnete erlaubt fMb btm 0ublitum
anSn5tt9en, Dap lein Wa9en unp 8ussy ~iecer,sit
oerels ittet, nm 6amtltsn gu irstnp elmer Cages.
leit nan rttAenl SerSnu9unSsplas az fabren.
SsrartiSs Ssltelun9en ttnnrn i'm Dilhstm Sell,
Saus pss 5rn. q. S6aO semadt werpen.
Lau SO. 6ebrtua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Befanmtn, a~ct>mnncn.
3. &S. 2.nmcmau,,.

uermo6sr unp @pibarbeiter.
s. gSfeafitraBs, smif6en Der s. uno 6.
Me'nsn 6rsunrrn uno Dem aeebrten Urblifu,,
Ole alnSeiass raB ia on Otias n Wlase einrn lin
tsn' mn Sewslsrp- 5tcrs- erofnst babe, ,pcIsIbft
l9 cue arofe auSrabi Der selbmadscua,n in
9,sss @ef@aft rini&taaenre grtitsl fibre. rtren
9nts saron.ir une ~sirIslbsn ;u aussrcrsentlih
btltaen greiien s~ertaufs. - ''
lisf bsfcrst. lyhT ~ ~ "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
amRiiatffaArt spilAen @tAmOnp n. @en glnrf

ampIlbtffabrt 5piIdsn 8ibmono II. 9lep Qyurt
DIE betoen SrOBen unb bequem einseribtetsn See. Don,yf.
IIST. "5aniestopa" unb ,,StOanetTf werOen benz reiienbfu
yHelItHrt CUR Senubun9 esltens %cSfpfo6en. Ger Gobrprsis
lgfneef 50. : Die IS mcsippn" verdict i5ren ySso1f an
StSfstte ieetn DlenltaS UNI 4 nbr Ta6nina5g. m6sTrnS re
nSfoanetF~ leoen 6rettaa UNI 6 tbr 4bsube 9ou gitg Voinf
pt pen Hateristtntien elm 6abrbilst III l6ftr. ivy
MStGnl MIRO btli9t angeneHnntn uEb punItltal beFsroer,
YalaStpreis nsb NOrlD vi ~. 90, '''''
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@ecr9e 3 ummtrs
Uranium
GQfees @Hci1s.

Wtt etnem 9Gd6sn BON rieier gGen, fann man
+ Ytlno 9sbrannten Gafee eripareu, unp @afee
ron ris!er @irn3 9emntt, bsbdlt SoufOmmen psn
reiren eaheeSsiGmad bsi, miro ater fSnlf in al.
len 4eetlsn an8enebmer unp I&maf9aftsr, erbS(t
cine %iS0ncre 6arbe, als pcn bios aebranntsm
Safee unO lit b%eifimut s%slanOsr fir Serermonn.
uno ip'To roltOmmen flar, Utue bag lonf etpas
nct9wtnpt9 TT, oenielbsn flar su MAIDEN.
3u babeu bel u. 8Srete
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
0ampfi&tf.S erbincung ,wii6m @ibmUnD uut
Nep YprE.

Oas OamPfl6tF nJtoanote" perIGBt 8idmcrb
tsSen Dienita8, Na@mittaSs 4 l1Br, unO Rurfolt
WittnoA Wittls.
Oaa Oampfi&if vSameStown" serlast &id.
msnO itNen 6rsita9, Nl&mittaSs ( l9r, unp
N~prlclt am SdmStaB Wittas.
Der 8aHrprsis in Der Gajitt, Mabl,eitsn cine
0eI6lUTeu, betrdst SO.
9m Stceraae, pDue Suf, So.
@reurfcns- Sidet, fir Die Commemorate all,
tts. SIS.
atiienHe, Die @tittpp8S unb 5amstaas ben
petersburg 6ru63ua benrBsn, trrfen ,':tid init
Der Norfolf'9 petersburg Slbn in erfcrrr Stnpt
Elm, Sm NIT benz SampfbUst wrtter grbrn III tSn.
rsn. 3tfsts fur biele Sour f5nnen am Veters
Shr8 Depot 9eloft irerbsn unO bstrGst Fer game
GabrpreiS s!eihials Hur SO.
9nolGm u. 6ein.ten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
2pu;& @cbbarb,
philadelphia GitD GottI,

3crt-Sf. @fc rrr 4tcn uuo Boop. Giraffe,
Ytilotclpbta, ga.
Dns rsiisube Yub!ttum BON Nihmuuc unp
llmseasuo pirp e~rsetenil auf tirIeS ntu unS &C.
i6madpo1 stngcrtdtctc 6utel lufmertiam gcHlaht
SaS GAM auf Osuti6sm 6us ssiiibrt miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

= 0 II It II . II Der ,6reteu ame.
rttanti6en &trAeusemeinpe."
l. Grilteus Der Stride.
Die Stride fr0, iOtalo sirlclte eine Wn,abl
OOn 90 @tttSIiersrn 3dblt, ale beRe6eno betra6tst
rerpen.
2. Namen Der 8irhe.
Vie Stride fol- msaen i9rer tlnab91naiateit
pom Yatle uno SiihSfsn DEN giamen ,,frsie mn.
dbban9i9e amerifdnii&e fattolil6e 8irde fibrtu.
3. 3wed Der Stride.
Der 3wsd pit1er Stride in: .lhE
|. Nue Wteniten Vbns llnterI6ico ibrer Con.
tetItDn as Sriper gu betrd6trn, bas Sano DER
etebe inter tbnsn INNER mebr Su befeltiaeu uno
10 aue Dem einaigen 3iels ibrsr Sefimmuna emit.
ae9en Al fheren, peren grunbprin1ip 1T: @lld-
lid, III werben nno 9lidiid III maiden.
2. Nae freilinni9rn &atbcliten, pflde burb
oas bierar6il6c Nuftreten Der tatboiilden gis
lhbfe uno prieite lowie purh peren ,ncoufi.
tuttcnrle 0ebreu gum @ustritt aus Der rom. ia.
tboltlhen &trGe aus @riuosn Der gernuuit oes
nSt9ist waren, gu elmer 3etree unter riueu Dir.
ten 5u pereini9en.
4. GonRituticn.
Die na9ere Contribution fol- Ourh elm BON Ger
0emetnoe rripablteS Committee NADER ausosor.
bsitet unb Der @smeinpe 3ur nGbsren Seratbuno
uprgeie9t ptrpen. .
Wsitere Nahriften iber cine alloemeiue as.
subaltenOe Seriamuluns iber Srt uno 3eit Der.
islben, ipl IN oielem psrc9rliAeu 8latte nod nj.
Der belttmmt wfrren. Siripn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
u nDertnfinn

unpertattns.
Dsr HntsrGtGaets it icet i'm StanSC. i,br, suf,r,. IN
e'nsm @ei6Gfte aueauiabren UNI Iuor /. bi1is ala I ,nS y
s Sne auepaei non 9 q: Gen 1T f%Ornpdbreue %pcrrSttia'
Sc, nm ,ns Sr r,,Si.s sa% SNf: = etsnwasen nit sinenr sutsR Sge
Die IuTmsrfiamfeit pom 6Otels %5ntabern n %om;r;., ,,,.,
ssfs@iti eaI lslns srUse auepabl pun Matrassn.
Iusosntfuas pom SFpba's, Stublen u. GcTira> Wotros-,
~"'p'U"' 0slpis'' Grantis QGubt.
-- .sfH #- Vrcdhhr., Eff Der 3t,n S,r.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

OaS ptraintI@e wuno.rbare
gSa{h-S lui0,
oin undergraduates Nnttei, uni Rdids ,u
rcini9en urO in sutcm 3ultaupe gu srtalten,
~i,brrtriift olle Gbntibtn perartt9sn Nrdpsratipuen
iinO miro gu so Gts. per @aluns p~crtauft.
Ssrlauft cinSt9 bel 6. s. @tect,
Ode Der Wain II. II. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

SOeten erbalten 500 Suren Sranacn. $50
Sersn GttrOncn, frifhe 9Faumsn, 1, 2 uno 6
Ytunp Sorrn Tpiinen unO 5eisen, iurpie aud
ridden einibur8er Safe uno Sarpinss.
Sta 1I oerfaufen an 9Dieperpertauf,r bet
81. u. Mpers,
232 Sroarltr., swiIhen Der
3ten une 4ten Stra6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
0armfdSter 6anbs&die.

Scn bisism ausAsIei6neten 9rtifei baqe Id
fpetn cine 3uienrune srtalten uno Iapt 5rsunbe
unb Sefannts, Icwie pas secbrte putlifum bier
NIT freuncli6f elm, penielbsn gu ~prubiren unp
ft BON Der Site ~btIelbet ,u iiber,eusen.
@dt. 5e&trr,
Union pin, nabe Sairiele.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
tielodlnn

6err Ssinri@ YrptR (5Ntter). out "sr.
%frnt6ol in Der Gbetnpfal, ~oetirtja. lrirr cufac.
fprOert, III Der SfTcc Z. @totteS ncr;uirrcbcn,
nm FIR I'm wi6tise Naarittsn aus OcutihIano
sntae0en;unebmcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
81. 81. R p

seist lsinsn 8rcuupen unp Sstannten an, sa6 or
fceben tptersr cine g sneuns pen Dem ausge,eih.
net auteu 9imturssr Sdfc erbalteu bat, frmis
AUDI Ssdcr's Saac urb prritiecsns anrers friI6e
&aarrn, bic biai9 su faufcn fino bel
q. q. 81 pers,
Srcapftr., 3pii6. 3. uni 4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
30. 10. ede SrcaD< u. 6. Strast. SO. l76.
g. 81. 8oienbaum5 -
srIaupt n@ oae aesbrie 9ubifum aufmsrffam M n,od,n "a,
er leins Sprin9-2Baeren tmpfansen, bic in einSr orpasn Srs'l
IeRl Der nslelten &rtifsl ~bsittben, unb lu unocn,e,n biGias,
YrS,lsT; @etae tslat eOneurrsnS %sulaftn, ~serfauft rpsrben.
so 9sse %Velonosrs folsenoe @rtifei 6eryor:
SeIotnSsu9e, in lbpar; unS alien Nposasoyhsr 5 g
P Muelin Oelain. gan; uno bal6poqeue.
9HertnoS GAM unb balbseG,
@ @ebtt ~irldnbifte Neirpon6 -l.. i.
ae@iss nteeerlaneii9ts Gu6 unb Gaffmeres.
Seatplss 9iantets, lcpie cine arose Quapatf psr Ssr
ttpin9 eoooe II. molenen II. eaumpenenen Stri,s,n
Yin Sslg9 oislss sa3ers miro ~crsebenf er6tttn vpn
@ .r @ 81. 8DferboumJ
POKE gun neutn Rsrtts,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
gu Scrrenten

gu Scrrenten
feGen 3we 3immer, palisnO fur eins 5amilte
ptne Sinber pper an lebise 6srren, bci
6. Q66mann,
9raeefr., sri1ten Der 4. Ii. 5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
a-.,5aE um3ua!
MiQinfrn Waarfnl

N. G. BARTON tslaubt Ih Die Nn,eIar ~
raten, bae er isinen @tore BON 100 rad 229
NatnitraBe, cbertalb Der 9ten, perleat bat, 100 er
in isoer SdilOn Gin OU1I.dnoiseS @llOrtimcnt Orr
.fcl8enben Artitel vorrdtbis B6tt: Seiotne unb
Ssvpb.Stte. 5autsn, &OpfpuBs, frau,6al6e BIN.
men uub Sdnber; Sptssn 8ertba's .ane Cars.
SpiBsn-S &leter, Srauer- 8rasen uap Setoeue unb
vaa,snl6e SptBen-R autiudS.
.nelDamOlt nslte Die 8aoeOrte 6eIubtn FSnnen
in oteis Strrs DOlfanptse BAH, &c. Qnila
ergdtteR 0
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81. 81. Spnrtnep,

FllUrHfD al law
p%rnfiiJtrt al alien @eri6tsbSfen Der S.abt Rih.
mpnp uno 6snrieD unO @OoAlano Counties.
prompts Nufnertiamtsi miro Der goueetiruuo
ppn @eIOeru gsniomet. "a
OTies; an Der II. Str., Ssssna6sr @VpSius
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N0. MSaD,
NF~a6l Srcaelfr,, stpif6en Der 6tea unb item
assnt fir 5siotid's Gbempaaner, g.
crnpitsblt hem pcuti6en publitum iein frild on.
Sstoinmsnss Eager pom Gisarren, 8einsu. @bam.
sa9nsr, ssttnden, sebrannte Manpsln. iibsr;ud
srtsn Galmus &C., ndmli6Y
10000 rsutiGe eisarrsn, ane SranSs,
10000 @oudos !Sapdna,
10000 5snrp Clap Sapana,
$4,000 3ratueos 6asana, %,
$1,000 Yriuejpc, CLARA,
80 Spren 8bsinwstns,
70 Sorte 5cirtlid'ltea G6amsaener, fur
meIfsn id Asent BIN son 8 bis IA Got-
lars per tGorb,
90 Susenb Gebfudbcn,
80 Sfp. ssbrannts WlanSsln uub iter,ud.
ertcu Salmus,
~ei&r @rtitel t6 Su tiGiscm prcis pHerirs.
e- R. 81 an. Ndt. Va
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

WATSON & BAYLY,
Sstentlitbe @tribts- anraltt.
tltpttpltn li4 CUR @nnebme alrr 8tSisfals, bic BEL b.r e3s.
penIlfr anp Sbsiferfelc ~anban0ie s,ma6t perhen. ~
Nm j.. Nation ~ iusiei@ llniteH Stairs GpmuiIts.
aer unb Gurmiiioner in @eeneers. " "'p"
oamutl &. SapIp lit grmmilisasr Of rnitrb osto,.s
Spari Of @laigis, @Cnnificntr OF Oetfs &c. unb sE,ntIi%,~
N'iar. Dine: Saatifrabe, in gOsein's Saa.
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7Ff5a HWTUW
Nn;cioen.

0tr piratnii&s 1B urm..Gtttr
1t ancrtannt Me brhc Wrriciu, UNI 0lrmsr tsi
ZEN &inrtrn Su prrtrcitcn. Srrfertiet ein,ia
rurd, e. = Sicrt
saIF-e. Gfe pCr Wain MI Cir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

NFTNHO VT uNIFNHts
Stt Stride lru, ictalo oirlelbe cine 0n,ab'
oCn 90 @fttSliepern Sdblt, ale beRebeub betradts
werpen.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
prOf6cial thieyine the new Governor hand

b6rOficial thieving the new Governor hand.
les with bare hands; he calls speculation by
its right name, and would leave no loop-hoIe
for the retreat of a dishonest State servant
The people Of Ohio may congratulate them
selves that our present Execntive-like the re-
firing oneAwil follow public plunderers with
the whole force of his official and moral power
Herald. "a
When Gibson's defalcation was ascertained,
Governor Chase procured the services of Mr..
Dennison to examine into the alledged thiev-
ing The appointment was accepted, and Mr..
Dennison entered npon the duties of his commits
sion. and proceeded so far as to ascertain beyond
a doubt that the defalcation lay at Gibson's
door, and then, like our neighbor of the Plain
Dealer, when attending the State Convention
and finding that things did not move to his Ii
king, he "got sick and wanted to go home"
Had Breslin been the guilty one, Dennison
would have hung on and probed matters to the
bottom. As it was. his conscience would not
allow him to eliminate q fellow Broker, and SO
he resigned.
This it the man the Herald thinks "would
leave no loop hole for the retreat of a dishon-
est State servant" Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

A gentleman whose house was literally over
run with vermin, adopted a novel but strictly
philosophical method to dislodge them. Open
ing the floor at several places i, the upper sto-
~ of his house, he placed there vessels contain.
ing a mixture of sulphuric acid, black oxyd OF
Manganese and common sair, and closed down
the boards. The result was a slow chemical
decomposition and re combining of elements,
in the progress of which the sitting gas, he4vy
rine, was ~disengaged. This made its way chic
along the open way down to the collier. A few
breaths of this poisonous atmosphere served to
convince the rats that danger was at hand
Selling what of their accustomed plumber they
could, they FASTENED to abandon the promises,
sneezing and weeping as they went. from hav-
ing inhaled the %noxious chlorine. Many
months passed before any of tie number ven.
tured to return. An army of ants, moths, bugs,
and other ~pestilent insects, persisted
from the fumes.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
PLUHIBUs UnUM.
MOORES PATENT
Double Lock Stitch Thirty Dollar
~eatrz go -
E WIN Nj A CHIN E !.

is the most simple, practical. ana
beautiful. ever constructed. The Stitch is the
MOST ELASTIC and made either by
hand or Machinery.
The advent of this new, most beautiful, and in
comparable Machine. is destined TO create n great
and decided change in public opinion, upon the sab
ject of Cheap Sewing Machines.
We confidently assert, and can conclusively prove
by a practical demonstration, that this Machine EN-
braces in its construction the best combination of
Scientific Principles to be found in any Sewing Ma
chine now before the public. regardless of price.
In beauty of design and mechanical construction,
1t has no equal in the country; and all the move
ments being positive, and the friction very light.
there is not the slightest probability of its getting
out of order.
1t stands entirely upon its own merits: and needs
no better reference than its own good works. to con-
vince all who see il that it is The most valuable and
humanitary invention of the age.
N. BROWN,
Sole and Exclusive Agent for Knox. Richland, Craw-
ford, Ashland and Lorain Counties
additional Agents.
CHUBB. General Agent.
j. WILKINSON. Mansfield.
@. CLARK. Rochester,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

1t is recorded by the Pipe Major of the 92d
on the same occasion, that, placing himself on
an eminence, where the shot was flying. like
hail, regardless of the danger, he proudly SCUM
ded the battle air to animate lis noble con-
%panions.
On one occasion, during the Peninsular war,
the same regiment came suddenly on the
French army, and the intimation of their ap-
proach was given by the pipers bursting out
their Gahering IF the Clans. The effect was
instantaneous. The enemy fed, and The High
landors pursued.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

Mr. PUGH. The question which / propos
ed, referring to the statement contained in the
speech of the Senator from California, at Grass
Valley, was, whether the other Denecratic
Senators from the non -slavehelding States held
the position that any man who entertains
Judge DOUGLASS opinions or mine, for they
essentially differ in some things, as to the pow
aer of q territorial Legislature. was unfit to sit
at thu head of the Committee ON Territories,
e received into the ranks of the Demo-
cr.t arty-vhether it was a cause of exclu-
sion ]?
Mr.. LANE. Mr.. President, I desire to say
to the Senator that i is not my purpose to pre-
scribe rules or a platform of principles for the
Democratic party. 1 had nothing to do with
displacing Judge DoUGLAs from his position
as chairman ee the Committee on Territories (;
but / will say to my friend from Ohio that
I have very great respect for him, and that I
have ne doubt there are many good Democrats
in the northern States who do not agree with
me upon the territorial question. I would not
say that any one of them who disagrees with
me, and holds different principles on that point,
is not a good Democrat; nor do I pretend to
say that the fact, that judge DOUGLAS holds
the views or opinions he does on this point,
would have been a good reason with me for
opposing his election to the craftsmanship of
the COMMITTEES on Territories. He had been
displaced before l bocame a member of this
body; 1t was done by Democratic Senators,
whose devotion to the Constitution, the Union
and the rights of the States, no man will un-
dertake to gainsay.
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EtRM LANDS o SALE. % MILES FROM
Il Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for agricultural pur-
poses, being a good loan soil, with a clay bottom
The land is a small tract divided into small farms,
and hundreds from all parts of the country are now
settling and building. The crops produced are large
and can bo seen growing. The C innate is delightful
and secure from frosts- Terms from SIS to $50 DER
acre payable within four years by instalments To
visit the place leave Vine Street Wharf at Philadel-
phia at . A. NJ. by Railroad for Hammonton. or
address X. J. Bryans by letter, Hammonton Post
Office, Atlantic County, New Jersey. See full ad.
vertisement in another column. 6me0
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LET Us HAVE THE BEsT-A farmer in an
adjoining county once went to his clergyman
and inquired of him "why he did not preach
so much Latin and Greek as the minister did
who preached to them previous to him ?"
"Why," said he, II thought 1 would make use
Of such language as 1 presumed you could un-
derstand, and I did not suppose that the far
mers generally understood Latin and Greek
ooh" said the farmer, 81 pay for the best, and
let us have it give us as much Latin and
Greek as you can spare"
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THE B~AaPrpEs.

During the old war in India. a piper in Lore
MacLeod's regiment, seeing the British arm,
giving way before superior numbers, Played
In his best style, the-well known Cogudh nc
Smith, which filed the. Highlands with such
spirit, that, Immediately ~rallying, they GU
through their enemies. For this fortunate cir
cumstance, Sir Eyre Cuote, flied with admira
ton, and approaching the value of such music
presented the regiment with fifty pounds to
boy a stand Of pipes. CO. & =
At the battle of Quebec, in 1850, the troops
were retreating in disorder, and the General
complained to a field officer IN Fraser's reg
iment of the bad conduct of his corps. "Sir'
said the officer, with q degree of warmth, "you
did very wrong in forbidding the pipes to play
Nothing ~inspirits the Highlanders so much.
Even now they would be of some use" "Let
them blow, in Gods name then" said the Gen
eral and the orders being given, the pipers
with alacrity sounded the CrinlneuchadM, on
which the Gaels formed in the rear, and brave
ly returned to the charge.
George Clark, subsequently piper to the
Highland Society of London, was piper to the
list regiment at the battle of Vimiera, where
be was wounded in the leg by a musket ball as
he boldly advanced. Finding himself disabled,
he sat down on the ground, and putting his
pipes in order, cried out !: sWeel, lads, I am
sorry l can gae nee father wi you, bnt dell
hae my saul if ye sail want music ;" and struck
up q faVorlte WariAe ar, with the utmost I'M
eoncern for anything but the unspeakable de.
light of sending his comrades to battle with the
animating sound of the pibroch.
It is a popular tradition, that the enemy
anxiously level at the pipers, aware of the
power of their music and a etory is related of
one who, at the battle of Waterloo, received
a shot in the bag of the pipes before he had
the power of beginning, which SO reused his
Highland blood, that dashing his pipes on the
ground, he drew his broad sword, and wreak-
ed his vengeance on his foes with the fury of a !
lion, until his career was stopped by death from !
numerous wounds. -
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4 CaW0.
\ CaHO
/ MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FIR

1 MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
~ Japan. has brought with him n recent which
has cared thousands, who were suffering from Con
sumption. Bronchitis and debility. ! obtained it
from a learned physician. in the great city of Jeddo.
Having been cured by it myself. of Consumption.
when all other men ms had failed, / am jesiruus of
benefting others by sending this recipe. To all who
may need it. free # charge. Address with stamp,
for reply Rev. WILLIAM ~COSGROVE,
eD24 No. 230 st. Brooklyn, N. 7
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Splendid Farm for Sale,

ONE of the most desirable Farms in the Count,
" of Ashland, containing first rate buildings, in
Guiding dwellings and out houses-the best kind of
watered. and an ample supply of timber
for fuel, fencing. lumber. &c. and within a short
distance of the Town of Ashland, will be sold at a
figure lower than any Real Estate has been offered
within this county for years. For particulars apply
TO j. J. JACOBS,
At his Office opposite the Bank
Ashland, March 9, 1859. soft
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HISTORICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
settled Virginia?
Answer Smith.
Q.-Who unsettled Virginia?
A.-John Brown. .