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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30
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90 bore eenn uno atst pctI M6t
s8tr man rte 6rterfeis traut unc mntbt;
Tenn nid,t ctnr itre III rdnt uup rein,
Dr6 oicfr tilft bel icsIi6er peiu.
Suerit feb tH's 6sr unN ipdb' es rstt aus,
uno nafh' ole Se!tfiudt tndtie bsraus.
Tam nimm @rpulp uno Ndbiibt mr Sane
uno l@u tie as um nit rtpae Seraaur.
yin SrUpftsn 9etbe thu nub eatei.
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Gin SiCten SRib. rod serirben gan, ftin.
Ttrl su'rn S4iGlen unp feiie Sraft,
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yin menia Ssltiloertraurn unp Mutb,
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une fO@ ~'ib &tinsr, mic Oh rS stma6t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30

Oampn6if' Sertinrung ,pil6rn 8i6mSnp unr
Niw yCrf.
Cae Oampfi6tH o&rnnOte" prrIa6t Rdmenb
ieorn DtcnllNg, Natmittn9e llbr, unO gcrfclt
Niiitmch Nfittaa.
Dae GampfitiH nSnmrStcmn" SerI66t 8i6.
mono ieren 6rsitas, Na6mttase 4 usr, unp
9tcrIOlt am Samstas Mittaa. q
Der Babrpreis in Der @ajTtt, Mabls:iten etn,
geitIUlen, betrdAt $40.
Sm Stcera3e, rtre Sph, SIS.
ercurOnS &idci, fur bic Commemorate gill,
tta. Sl5.
9silrnoc, bic Nittwr6s unr Sametaos Rem
peterSbur9 6rut,ua benuBen, treffen ,e'tla NIT
Ter Nprirlt pete Sbura 9abn in erIterer Staot
ein, Hm nit prm CampftoUt mritsr sebeu ,u tSn.
nen. &idets FIR pisle lpur f5nnen am Netsrs
burg Oepoi geltt't merCen unp betraat Fer aan,s
6abrpreis geitbiale nur $40.
Gup Lam u. 6einefen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30
Tcmer- -9EDfte, aanimaitter.

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YUferei
80 tate cine rr1baIii9e suswabl 8cucrrOle yRamiu-
~ S@auIetn 2leH9GbeIn uEe 9UttrS an 6an6, wtfe
:. etA'9 gum Sr luf rHsrue; rrnCr: ieben peribicoCnc
9eFtsn AoDeEs elmer, aten&auf;ln, Rcblcni6onfeln,
nons @eitle fur 5dDaIcn unO @Ocre Stiebbleds. mel .
IhSns uno e'erne @tle gum &6iten ttutr. aficn unh
pCisl- une &Ud'n9lNdtn r ipObtnscurem Gonc.
Saumeler, Sausbcllecr une auoere Qer(onen. nrIbr
tinH ootr nebrert fer ociRn Mrti III faufeu nrinin
ao' 'p euH plhll Gin, bren 9'eedf ppn mir III ,utrfb
mtll ea it 'u n?rbLi@ln grstien Strfautn wsrbr ia
p m.ins lan'mtlihen Gisu> uub @icIf apaortn ,rpit
melht eHdSn 'elb anftrtae IL fam i'd e6ermann m ti
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0I'atn' uno gtetn3paarcRs fabrif Iuipr Geu,rrp1t,
uno 8lmingitfer. Wlnufsc-prp
No 225, Naiar1Pt, iipAtn S. uup g., 2Beitlrifs.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30
3 sfeu! Sefen!

NsH 6eutidaen pmbIifum bir amsetse, eos i'd
melnsn Storc nru eingeridhtet unp cine bfosu,
tenre Nuemabl Y9n Ssfcu jcocr Qrt pcrrdtbio
babe. SD 9laute i'm Stante III Icjn, S}erermoun
nit tsm @sriinlbtcn bsGienen ,u t6nncn. 0r.
Dem f filr iriiDrren 3uipru6 banfr, bcffe ict aul
'tnr Gortl'snn9 rr1elben. &. 6effIrs
Str. % Wiaiuifreef
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30
BeSiusuuscu.

Der ..IunisoS GShcnt ltccu McrdeS, 5rnuaae ouest-
psruteu. ,r5 ttntitta SuSiptioncrrtS 10 Gts
Etsbar an Die rrlp Sr5&g. rctr 81 ~ in Sbbtr Scriu5
triabluaN. Auiti9tn Rrtn unr fplaenctu Neinlungsu
@undFme: Gin,aise GnrJdns Ia }etlcn rotr mcnt>
so 30 9tS imtirtaa; 75 9ts rscim0tiSt S .uo. etnt
gsS be 81 23 eirsn @paai s3ao ord Tonate oe 'tde
Bicnats $500, p0N ARpnat $t2 o. in Yertelilhr,tGr
S}pvaustCiablula Aaiei0eu Die uab seiebth erduocri
merbcu trnnen. revSeu mil S25 ca Satr terelast.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30
rhe Gcrman ADvERrISEn .

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable,
OFFIcE: BR0AD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30

~''n Jet Dfntl@'ameritanii6r SOurnaIiR.
O'"n ais Ol@sr WrO man iUsar e4u5nSssl per-
tra9su t6unen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-30

6ranj Stauoe,
10Y Sroanft.a6c, ;piihen prr 6. unb 7. Ctr.
9dIt Gin rs'5se Anb wObIuiCrtiriee Eager sun
@i6arrsn, H1uhs, Sau- uno SAnupftu6af
etsner 5atrifatiOr unb s}mpcratiOu,
pa er TN gr0B uic slnprFaUf III ben bafsn artiprci.
len abdB NameutIit plen I8eOtserfarfer nit srTGSu
men bel Nm SOruprs4en cbe lie brc sinaufs auGsrwstit
m"psH' ST.,
, 1861-03-19
Ihe Exhibition Palace In 1862.

tlIo4u tAe LONDON AmerlC1u.1
The structure is to exceed its iilpst1fons
and elegance Of finish. The main hail IL r. r. =
o5o long, $50 feet wide, and 20 Ieet hjgI ria
picture gaaecies; built'of brick, will be oSW
loci ~ length, 10 to 70 feet hiuh. and trnm: +;
: TO 55jeet wide. The~nave and tf1nstpfs ara IN
be soo feet long, 50 feet wide, and 100 feet
Msh~ 'Tho sheds and other necessary build.
mss are planned On Z corresponding scale The
whole work must be finished in less than ore
year from the.pFesent: tine;or BIZ the Elh of
te5rnary next. The Guarantee Fund, which
amounts in all 10 :ee35O, 900, istheadediby the
truly royal patron of the Arts and Sciences.
the FRINGE Coasort, for 10000. It ia stated
%: competent authorities That the entire struc-
Iure viii cost ESQ 0oo or 81, ,0G0, 900. 1t is to
be located atRouth Huntington. The-bu;td-
Ing will be made suitable for permanently re-
mHnns On the site, md will Ia every way outs
slime the Crystal Palace of 1861, ur any other
structure Of modern 'tinee,. A writef statca
t~at the great hall will contain cubical area
more than ten times as larRe as that Of tle
great transep1 of the Hyde Park building, ard
natit You'd contain i've Of the centre: iran
hepte Of the present. Crystal Palaca its height:
w1A pe unparalleled. There is a vast space TO
ne occupied BY the worlds products, ITS in{en--
lions, manufactures, and works of art.
america will be allotted al the room she can
efsulfaoly I'll, and it is to be hoped that no
sime @llt De lost In making Preparations for
having the country well represented in ali the
oSnsrtments. Many manufacturers may prof..
haniy exhibit their goods, to the millions that
Rlu ne gathered here from all parts. Of the
world. :" It u; however the A1neticah inyentors
VINO viii reap the richest harvest .ofprotlt and
nonor.~, Or There are a thousand inventions in
use IN America which arc practically y unknown
IN Europe, that could form one Of tie ioost gt-
tracslye collections Of the Exhibition, aud the
pnohcity thus giyen them will amply: reward
Ihe exhibitors. Asidefrom, those directly in
tesestea IN the xlibitiou, we shall sxpect tens
OF thousands Of extra American visitors in1SG3,,
y VIII oe good Time for London and the At
be able to flnd profitable employment dnrin@
the Exhibition gear.
, 1861-03-19

BANKING BEPAIsE5IErr.: =.
:, Deposits rese!y:d On Current Accounts fran PARTIES
ea
1htereat on bAlancrs can only be nlloweI jn cnen5
esa nsSs special agreements hare been made to ths1
vhsh stsTssa V2 T.
-: SAVING: DEPARTMRNT;.,.
Deposit. IN rot less ttsn iva dollars
and ces,aca1e OF Deposits issned
tsnt ST E1n bs allowed On deposts s de- c,n.ion nj
tmn ~ ee59cstes nada payahle o. asasnd f
COLLECTION DEPARTMENTAL.
On az 81 II Gfa5 made and reted
ssm ss1e5se IS e s.
!oMEs11o EXS4f2HaNsE S424.;s.NsE DEpAGT-
,.-.;.4 :AAEM41-',c: z.E -
Me dzaw Sight or Tins Bi on tho principal c.t,es
Notsa, Acceptance Aesonnts IT, IN Ser YurE u
STOCK DEPARTMENT,
We bny nad eeu commtssto Ic;th r at caicaro CT
and ss,ee 6aS ta!f Ssn2c,as S a
atteauon 10 ah5 order entrusted 10 cur care
FOREIGN DEPARTIIEST. =
ya sx1Esf Sasi9G p5NE
s eas bs esetsi 2esi 'ast a
rFGnptsSss gD5p I'D ef3say ea1a Eoss IN taa
e seras oss1s or 81 sssa T. +
prasea afense e. LeAe IL Cologne Heidelberg Bere
Ss!SS Rs5SssisS
sheyrfnlly and terms must faverable exrent sr
sensios Wesssra Fl Psnz eFess ses
P:Ss5s paI q Eqfops asas prsSsss; Ss; 81
.iEsg Banks and nsnkeTs supplied x,:h rbrx
1tEoEAttd;abro91, 80. A -4u*. .s1&es
, 1861-03-19

9er~TC
MI It1l1G1tI Zen Raj AND
Az At HTEsTE3?= ;C,Stns,1.,,.E.I ~
ITfnrsr Ayrnt,a -, .t1i'"A1a
1ra:1a ,eeTa he f;rcs1 t;n.t1S: nanl
- st.e.f ;,:t.%e: j,,...e..n nsPes- >.'1t Ials
&c i. E-It-sts1c- i:snTsss 7tSS-,5c-
Rive nj sf,-i.,iplr =. '5-.ua5s afeepttdo
s ri -. ~ .I.r.... IN ~ \: sasPeassnt F:t:s .
-: Evst5u "a Z NJ ni..'i + y 1'7" Ao'x la<E
kqtru-kaS Srt .,J fen1,, fHa1tt,
.:tnr3 1uiA " ari auH GnslGE Exp:ets Except
Eessior l;Y,,s1e ~ = sntsiS fGS! n ~ sna
II. H. Z, NV r, osS ~ :. Y Ko.tt noon.
- finrn. ~ - = h. sp-o2-4das }tG1eu3a
&c x--eireiasasi md Il Lou;sri::, s,,r,.-, ,.
, 1861-03-19

MIGHT SCKVEN GER.-ghSrrIes
IN Kun5 VIII attend to the CLEANING OF prtyr ysn1ts
v1nE o1 stable manure. and auy odsaaYe raftsr
NJ2oEa o!te6Eed C9aa. KnlE Chicago r. O, Boz 4TaG
NM xace3Te prompt etteoth9, eco1n11
, 1861-03-19
NJ 0TI CE TO SHIPPERS
- ERoH CHICAGO ro'THH Easr.-:
:-'-:' -: <. =. -. i - =.
3, Il. II: I: mE Pl1:1ssuae :: ::
: 10. tt1aal1te and: Chicago e. Il.
!. FAST FREIGHT L1NRs:

" prepared 70 oHcr Shippers ;snneI,or al:
TaRnsasee Tor sh5pments Of ill cAss 81 FrsTf fon1
edafSSsgo d fSsgq t. ~ Eastern roata Having largely
laeili1cs iof f4ans Ftsiiot es a9a machinery and
EESt oy the Old and well known ponn4a+ +nn{. IN
"a ta9 nsit,ees fa61eE end TIE Kaiffosd
II folnt with 6Ntoas change carshetEeen
1reseRtsd Il H, "a Pnllaelpla hta roats is Re-
Clarke q Co., no. 72 Dearborn st.,
W1o aione are authorized to tsaue Throuqh nj is of
4aoahE II rsixht destined ftr points EAT al PITT
~ 4S 70 Eaa a this ioole should
cnicaeo X II ~ ra1Gsgoi to rits;parcn WSyne
cleveland, 70 DnnkiEa.. Bn1alo New Yure 1sas.on
and a po:ts In Seg York and the New Eagand 1atss
between Cleveland unnsi1E O. 1faGscf
jerry Nottingham, .Eo.64 Dearborn straaf
agent faE Epute and a1one arthonzed N lam.
cTatE5g cnzltEm ana 9t Z. f EIss1t ss
1a r. ~ WaxSa bs saasnea q
:flnaN C1ere1Apd" -: ~ 1Aa~
By either Of these route1 III ho Il. sn,,7a
f. M se nnd r. so9pgt9G s9gp e rlss to
..,::.,: Il: = Il; ,a.n s+.Jk2: j. no4sEox.
!. e. BRADY FFetEht AEeni Chicago fEasaiGlM
, 1861-03-19

R.UPTuREs CURED ~
AN BIZ TEE
HARD RUBBER RIGGS TREsGA:.5

This Iruas Il unlke n others over p
tuer b. give call = trass Tor He like most trnsss
~ ne t hIeses ~ aoat places bttug1uE topaFts IT,
u nearly aI case. Dos. mt prem uPoN The CORD
oh rlct c;rculASou neytr soils or eosrudes aud ia
aiways clean aad new Young pezsons anI recenf
rms i alxass cured. Physt taAs say il i Ie=oSiY
who ID suffered vita tue sarS Of rupture ca1 nj,
rrec1at. t7e value Of tpa RtEgsy rnss Antlla5ated
fots Elshlhs Is 1fuas qan ba ntted bf sending size
e. inehes ssope ls z Aae Is d's M Fi 9iess
A4tnt f1r tae Western States
ONCE lei Iate street Room No. I, {up-stalrp.) r
o, Boz 1855. r. Wholesale Trade supplied ct New
Ipzk prices. tsasa1y
, 1861-03-19
oRIGIEAI.
Eerhfcasato expI5e oh Pie 1st t1sY OF Jaanarr rs,1

fcerhtcasato expEe oh t., 1st ds7 Of Jsau,ry ,s,1
.... AUpIroRfs nFFlcs STATE or JL1ryo1x -,
springfield, February 18th, ISL
Whereas The f;?cdtue Insurance. Company of Nrv
crE LIZ h7e led in thls Office Of tie cen
nEt1n o. ~ aars As required b5 An acf to rs:u ate
IMe sgen:ies of Companies not1neotr oratsd
ns sne state O. llnGssr approved February ish ISsj
an an r. Ssqsat s' taereto @
esn;,a ts. i T. T. required
u id1 ~ eTfc s writer i.ed b. dc P1e
~ Q; chicago Illinois, its Agent f,r tbr trar5-
artoa o. tre hs.iness ofeafd nmp20y and fuf.y nni
authorizing him tn ecknoErTca seryice
pfneae Tor and on behalf Of eaid Cotnrnry, Gov.
sehtins .HhI serves hf pr.cess upon him The Gaid
agnn ha be taSeu and held t. BE- Il valid Al serySd
nPnn ti Eo,n pany and aiy1ng ali ciaim Of error bT
how therefore IN pursuance n the provisions Of
1le ncts afotesa:d I. JESSE E. puBnrS. Andit9r ~
lEotc arc nnta nf the State of Ilurfs do :i1errhv
ceFtt- tsas the Ead B. ". rHILLIPS. anthor:Scd n
aenk LOT saa Company, to the b,sness ar
insurance. IN this State til the thrty.ffst,asy al
'anats In the year "{Etrea h,l:lrei and LIytrtrn
ee ~ q ne ny b. legally empowered - do 80 by eaid
f-~, II testimony whereof have h rem ito sub.
ssAL StcIbst my name md Aff Tcn th4 Ees1 II nv
nafs at she'd, tts nfteeath day ot Feh-
JESSE Z. DUBOIS, AudltorP. 4.
, 1861-03-19
Kautp41H.

/ [ HHICAGo AND a1IiWAUKFF,
S5 II sFERzb!zz4zzt fEisfE T zt2 fgtsqsH
Tlains asa 1rsTer ser a., ,rRf1pa I1s ssca Passenger
sSeets4f ssaE e III. t.txse !nze
1,:io and az & .ss,r ~ a~d arrive 1t Milwaukee
1Fan' aF71ve st Chicago a: ills II, and
ss seussSsn :,o. Train te ,4es cIcaro At
Gnt ~s.cs {. aatpw1x. !! suos
| PITTSBURGH, TT: WAYNE !
CHICAGO R4LRoAD.
csiss:s 4sdoa
&ssf (: :s9ssss s1ss't zsss9as;., zSssasas; ,sa.s
AoR BOSTON, new YoRx, PH11.DELpB1A
- BALTIMORE, wAsH!NcTon,
harrisburg e. Pittsbure~
sEa7ai4SRS 2ee{E4Ektta eis3}az: s32}EazKnK.
and III t7seraedhtc stat,or, aesvee, f,b..,r., AVA
me cities aoo. aatued.
ra;* s;serag cass % a'sht tstqs and eseeass By TIL,
Tickets z. Bas st The principle Tlekst S;,ce. ~, ~,
sesas:a "a aos e s. Sass S Ss5s NR;s N;;!
aErAzn.cK, 2; F;ez:t Z sess sesss Has Rs's. Agent
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
eoss: sss Il; 4sss5s a. ssG .z IA.
Ar9s ss.1rea Tnrpesh p'a:Sha.Rs Rsa.:ssnger Trains
Ce1ce:.irT dir, H. H. sa s@d F2l.t1pki4
yin ThSsh TTotes ion eo3 a 1sros as " staEEn.
Cir tua f1retsi "ste = T. Baltimore and Wssfi gtca
a. sss!a M sse essa.
.nreSa md E3ss rfaa.
w:auC. change q car - coatns,: - fnl@depht2s
SCI III to tXpEfss md Fat Tr4!ns TSs ~
TREE d.Ly trains ccnoec. t7ect 9r eIee2fed
isstcn a ~ -ina coo1ec< sos Ea!:lGogs sna Wast.
t.l.ts ps;t, EIhSses@ef .FStna .Scvtte With Lonsh
"a. s:s 5ueS eSior i e sEss; :s.s2
s!x Danz =5-t=. se:zec= 2sfstsrn,> ar. w.
s. s.5Ee 9.In 1sAsss al rail- suod q. -ihe. o.
Boa Tirtat, :,
River CT St,mirSf,cS Sfft.a - eSet via N1zEtch FALL
eerr f7ee o casrse 1rcr-i Esx Eassenge:s trans-
2.tlrosi c,!ces il N WIZ = any e the Important
zras L2e 81 S;ssmrs s'so N eoatd ary Of tia
Rivers sd a. he n1e q tae Ntssfsstp7l - Ch!u
Eew YORK. Ea;.t,rore ~ rnc ~ ~ faa1 In RostGus
HrFAs= lIw4Ts ~ Lev Ass FIx. "a o-r,.
.r,o,, q ~: c1nf1 so7rr. re- - S-'1 s
+Se Cour,+tio, ~ 90 Is So ~ - IsNt!.lsE-
2e1as7iganis E,,-aat e, eoetaehnta ct ste
DIRECT L!JE BET,rEESs VII EIE2e &c
GrEAy wrs, a1Ss AID TIE
s2EfEjs stes q ek, = .as Ealroad ysass.
" .pnrsciaua h5 sh;,.t q iss Y sre rc,ai.
, 1861-03-19

-: :.; ,a.u ri Jnk2: ~: Z nogsEox, Is g s T.
J.R- BRADY: Freight Agent Chicago: fsassidSlm
, 1861-03-19

~ .QUIFCT RauROAD' -
lew: Mall leaves a LIS T., tsnndAys axcrTed.,
ss71ves q Eo :: n, lsundaya etcsptetD., Eip1ees
~ !.;oRea5s ezsepied Aa:els Aaeoa rsodsno5 =
teaTes ~ Sundays e=eep;ed a.siYes st i1I q
- q. I. HAMMOND; scEr
, 1861-03-19

Tricks Of Sh~ridan.--Hoxy; he got q
Pair of Hoot.---1Y1ne for DfnHera..
sir Innali 1safrlngtsnss Exptosta-.
Shpridans~ Persuasive RoEVera-.Hu-
1n0T0Ah Inc dents. .,:,'.--s
:: TTtau the PnIludeInhil Prias1
, 1861-03-19

What sha}l I do for nv Hair :?
uso LYONS kATHARioN Il is, beyond question ~.
nn.s sxSs ede Ia tale
s.i satisfaction, 1srostorct preserves ana
~ aa.E, aiad lnparts d delightful odor. mb1ssn e
E>To Horse Owners: DR. Sweat,a
anfallinle 1tn,mens Tor Horses /. nn,,v,,,., -. o'
eases Of tancpeas arising non spra,ns ara,aes oT
asSs%a,1 @ tn eject Is saagtca, md cersA1a Harnas
- " ssaa.e 7sas Mango &c, it win also cQre
speeoay. spaE1n End R1ngbone mar be essilv nr..
TENED ana cured N tnepiens stages but confirm.
g. - ate beSond the possibility Of ar.dica1 cu,e
~. 80 o. tas Kind however is 20 desperate or hope.
safal application Will a,way. remove tha Lam mene.s
e.Ao'e ue hosse to travel with comparative ease.
@se1 horae owner should have this remedy 1t hand
sn A unely use At the hrst appearance Of Lameusss
w eaeeFaay prevent those formidable diseases men.
aoae to which all horses liable and which rendes
~ "any otherwise valuab1e horsea nearly worthless
ese advertisement For sale by y. q, JOHNBON.
eeaexal Agent 70 state street ;. no2epoeow DIV
, 1861-03-19

!: i :-,HuBaARD & 8UHr, Agartz
-!'i. No: Loo.ulF Baslainz.
Corner Clark sud Water stree.s Chicago
,ArRneaaons for INSURANCE. o. To reEe wi of Po!t:
mads to q dn}Y sgpoiatea Agents loE tae G5 of
;Pohetee, nvornble. terms ~ other respolsIb:a
c1UpAAfea; and fts aim Will be to seEffe tie toIts
dehce the public by an honorable cor5e Of deslins
M MAG4E* General Agent, st s1d 50 Wesr Thr5Ei
9Eeet Ctnctnnau Ohio, to whom al spplicauo1a 6or
AEeuCiet in tho Western CT SohthT Etares NAV
% a4aIessed- fsnI1.11
, 1861-03-19

chicago d ROCK ISLAND
- RAILROAD LIiE-Fssse7Ecs T.st.. aspsrt
dSH and a.sve d. Casga:.a "a 5c.!l =:
4t5,'5 P. y. tauads:s c1ccptcd} 1 A'@
St:ht Express isa.es =: r Il s37ta1dsy ex5sok.
"a, arise Ut 5. Is \. y. tIcn-l:ss e-crptetl},
ioEet Accommodation 5!sl r. r. fSu.1a7s fseaptete
Y. L. Br. Jom Cen. Ageci ptr74
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-04

TWIN Fall Term of this Institution will commence
/ "Wednesday Sent. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. J.. sANBORN, A. B., Principal.
Mps NJ. j. SANBORN, Teacher Oh ffehoh.
GEO II. BLAKE, Assistant. , ru,.
Mss g. j. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department
WIIRITR +, WHIPPLE, Teacher OF Music
ABEI, I. WAY, Teacher of Penmanshp.
Tho above Teachers have been careuly seiecteu ana
~ faei assured that school in this part OF ne otate
Tars more ample facilities for education tian tls me
nildnpis is spacious, neatly furnished ana wen sueo or
h comfort of the student The school IS stua,eu III '
sant and thriving village OF south laru"ch easy Vi
PIES n nd surrounded by an intelligent community:
portcusr attention will be given TO those VINO WISH 10
,rsre elias Course, preparatory 10 eh.elnS Nol-
M II will be the aim of the teachers TO teach NOV so"
f+e INT principles and their relations TO each oler
practical knowledge that the student may not go
10 t if like the hooded messenger of the SaVan, put
th s tnowledge classified and arranged, so tha' ne
win win r how when and where it is to be called into
.,.a,iao tbo Il; flo Mt branches will
be discussed in a ciase io' N'e " ~
tending to teach - "a Nh orou oh Rs ss will be thor
rahIv taught and vocal music will be daily eAef'0 "
The debating society will give good oPpot,um 0'
Inc Ia writing both to Ladies and Gentlemen.
will he given by the Principal upon the ailer
u ~ Sancbes nursned during the term ,,
enS pard from 81 80 $500, including room' "a'e'
fuel, &c. -,., ono shilling per week.
i,u twion see small handbills
Eor Rooms or Board apply to tne II PP2Ivpp sec
uSorth OF Harlwck July 29 1851 wE b gu EN- Sec
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-04

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE. Sept 1861. Ameri-
| can Edition. New York: Leonard Scott Il
| Co.
Contents Scotland and her Accusers The
Rector Mcditations on Dyspepsia-No. 1.-The
Maady Darton's Anatomy of Melancholy ;
The Persian War of lS56--57 The Memory
of Monboddo-an excellent new song Day at
Antwerp-Rubens and Ruskin Phaethon !;
The Art-Student of Rome. This is very in
terestinc number of this we'll known work.
HARrER's MONTHLY New York Harper &,
Brothers.
The October number of this work is received.
1t has a pleasant variety of reading, and Its
usual complement of pertinent illustrations.
The following is portion of its contents Bo-
ouets Expedition, by j. L. Headley The Coast
Rangers of California, by J. Ross Browne ;
Sporting in Spitzbergen Orley Farm, by An
thony Trollope Marrying Baby T.; How
Made Fortune A few Frenchmen and Yam
KEGS Its various departments are carefully
prepared, exhibiting much good taste and pa
tient labor, which discerning public must ap-
preciatc.
EcLEcTIc MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LITERATURE
New York w. Il. Bidwell.
The October number is embellished by a
portrait of Dr.e Motley, the historian This
monthly furnishes much valuable reading 1t
is not every person who can afford to ransack
the world in person, to Gull the most delicious
food for his palate, nor can every one range
through the wide field of literature to gather
up the choicest productions. Those who wish
to be essentially aided in this latter work, will
do we'll TO secure this publication.
LADIES REposIroRY-A General Literary and
Religious monthly Magazing for the Family
Boston: James p. Magec. New York
Carlton & Porter.
The October number has for ongravings, The
Stony Brook, and portrait OF Gov Elisha har-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-04

FAULT FINDING.--Th Morning Star says

FAULT F1ND1NG.--The Morning Star says:
All things earthly are imperfect. No one
is absolutely good but God If, therefore,
any have fault.6nding disposition, they can
find abundant occupation On every side
They can find fault with nature, with society
and the Church, magistrates and ministers,
and with families, and easiest Of all, if they
look where they should, with themselves.
there are two ways of fault-fnding one ben
evoent the other selfish 1t is possible to
find fault benevolently, for the purpose of
remedying or guarding against it. We are
not required to be blind to the faults Of our
best friends, but look at them with candor
and seek to correct them. Thou shalt in
any wise rebuke thy brother, and not suffer
sin upon him. Faithful are the wounds Of
a friend This is one of the brightest Offices
Of friendship, and should be received as such.
But the other class is much the more COM
mon, namely: Finding fault from u selfish
and malevolent motive. A pcrverse heart
feeds on and goats over the faults Of others.
Some seem to think they can best bring them
selves on level with others by depressing
them to their position. Most tault-fnders,
however, have in their work directly selfish
aim. They hope by casting suspicion and
odium on others, to advance their own pur-
poses. Their course is mean aud base to the
last degree, their Influence is highly pcrni-
cious they should have no encouragement or
tolerance, but be exposed and confounded.