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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
Who's The Gainer4
The Washington Star thus conclusively
answnrs tho nnnstinn.

HnSWers INC question::
According to report to Congress Postmaster General
Blair submitted to-day the total cost Of the United States
mail service discontinued in the seeesh States S
926S06 Is per annum and the total postal there
from $s3059S s9 Thus the necessary of refusing
longer to supply those States with the mails saves the
United States Treasury the nice little of 32T "a
per annum, papable bonus which the loyal States paid
to supplying the States assuming TO be under Sambos
government, with the mails.
We hear that hreefourhs of the late mail contractors
in secessa have thrown up their since Sambo
Confederate bonds other paper not worth shucks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

The New Haven Journal aud Courier says;
'For the first time within recollection Of any living
man. Connecticut offers TO negotiate public loan Free
from debt with surplus OF half million invested in
Bank Stock aud with remarkably low rate Of taxAton
she proposals for ten yea foam Of $4,000 AZ
b v cent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
How They Fight.
Mr.. Raymond, of the N. Y. Tines, who
is with the army, corresponding for his pa
per, at MartinSburg had an interview with
a deserter from the rebels. He writes:

This man said there great many in the rebel
ranks who did not wish to fight and would gladly get
away II they could Several incidents have occurred
rmingt After the skimish at Falling Water
six miles from here, of the rebels found by
men on the field mOrtally wounded. With effort to
speak, he told those who found him that he for the
Unon-that he the other side against his will
and that throughout the fight that day he had not
his gun. Reaching out and getting 1t, he showed them
that the nipple had been filled with lead that it could
not be fired
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26
RmcIkInnd q Everett.

Attorneys and Councillors at Law aud Solicitors In
hanceTy, will attend TO professional business and Land
Agency In sanduaky and adjoining Counties ONCE, End
story Buckland's Block, Fremont.
r.. P, BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-07-26

IN these times Of "much talk and little cider" about
the affairs Of our country while many people are turning
away from the old and webeaen path of our fathers,
setting up strange kings and running after strange gods
say while all these things going throughout the
land. the
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
eiefcbdft&=2Sn3ei9ca
@rt. q. 6ut IS,
SCmtfdic 9rbommc
nntG-oGs. $piften fer 6. unt 7.

Tenn 9csbrteu puttitum erIauten mir uns
btermtt ME er9etruite Nnieiar ~ maiden, roR mir
unitrsn 8in.Strre nab unItrtm ncuen unp oes
%r6umigrn 6aule gtp. 1SS 8rpacnrage ,pilttn
per >. unp G.. pcrlc0t botcn.
0ur pas unS biebcr 9ciGcnftc 3utrsucn Creme
]oantenr, %erlouten mir uns, aud fetre- I'm pas.
ieIbc ,u bitten.
90tr iitrcm tcitdncia 'iu rcih6oGtiacs Qaaer
auer Srrttn Ocfen, 8le6,oanrrn unp allcr an.
ccren III unlcr @ciG ut ihIagtnpe gritfcL
rtr, IA mir nur fir @oar ~taufen, ~ Dem siuiS5
ten Yrtilcn p~erfnuftn tGnncn.
Nae Nefrn Der Nduter, loptc ReSo-ntureu
iserr Art wcrren idnea, gus ann fintoa tegprot.
.6rt.E -,.r4 =, nHv.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
@cinbnmSlmmacm &c.
8. &rom;,
Nr. 2 Grhanae Blcd


Srrprrter uno Scrfarfcr pcn %Cctneu.
Sronntmrtnen II. @iQarren,
rIonbs fh bicrmit rem heufibcn Vutlfum Rid,.
alono5 unp tlmaetuus iein ret&bottiaee Qao.i
ccn ;mpcrttrten u 'insn, Sranntmeinen uno Ss.
ouna Gi9drrcu III empicblen.
Setn Srrratb Ycn frun,STf6cn g~tctbwein,n
ftr fcmmrnren Spmmcr it erpe unp trfebt in
"telen peritjeccnsn Gdttunorn, ME ct. 91th n
ct. @ifepbe, ct. gmiiou, ppntet @ou6, Gbatenu
Sateur, @tatsau "a Tlole, @bntcau Qoftte. @b /.
tcou Maraaur &c, rarunter Die teaen gBeinc.
m'l6r impprttrt meroen. Gieiclten wcrprn in
|,iaih.n NM beim Dueeuo n%ertauft; etsaa &c.
c'ngCre Scrtcn aud hei @jaGcne.
8reah Srdncp BED uno onnfelfartta, rpu
5oS. pcuuciY, Sa,crac, 9irrst, @OaiQpn II. Gp.
&ins @rpmcr,s Gompnn9 nnO dnperc Sorten III
reridtersneN Nrciisn, etcuip GbnmpG amer. SIC
esirn, SbCrrYwcin uno J~tetumein; gSbisfey.
bin, Sum &C. Gpn Sapana Gtgarren imm,r
ArpBc Nuemutl an 6ano.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Stn3eiacr.
2lm bos @ublifu,,,.

&1eS in Der gBelt muB FbwtnSen,
Stunt olletr hlejbt ctpi0 arin,
lin ocn Rlniflcr ouf;ufnctn,
Mie man Ell Die &Stt ourtitebn.
9r6 beS 8lrilers ci mes St1trea,
Ger Gle gSelt ann ii6 crfsnnt,
Sci Der Meni5reit bin0e9eben
Die or feline Srubcr rennt.
9arum trtf i6 fr;i uno pfen
8rr rOe Cub itum MN bin,
Sbne Slnscn iptl I'D bpffsn,
Zap ib bpN piitemmen bin.
gBaS eie 8urft in mciuer 5pbdre
S6oncS nur btrpereetramt,
SIMMER bciki nit nrh ce Gbre,
goB t4 Sdbncree denidt.
Gnbrp'Ypen nab cem 9eteu,
gStt Die gStlt ite mic gr'cbn,
9botr9rorben nil i6 ecben,
Stauienb sleibt man bGtti ltebn.
Scwmt urt T 1T. rooS i'd oeEtofen.
9Soe Gin Sitnitlrr Itsferu tam,
9tieu Er6r'e ME srItGofcn,
9Senn Der 98elt or bienen fam.
Ndnntr. 8inber, f66ne Trauen,
StcNn in meincr @allCrie,
SrD'nlt, TN, Il Gut on;uibadcn,
8IaUtt mir, es 9ereut @u6 ME.
Srturi6 8otf nth Ru6m e%vrinr,n,
gSolt or arbtTS, mari or re f.
8anu ibm D eicr Bunfb o%clinoen,
9icnt or Gud9 unb it6 ;u jlCi6..
Seturih gScIf,'
ISIS grcaofrofe. ;ipiidhcr 5. unS G.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
s. Us. 2%inmemamm,

ubrmnher unp WOlearbtitfr
SfOnrtrdBe, smilten Der 5. une 6.
Nlelnen 6rsihren nno Dem 9%eebrten Yutlitum
Die An3r'at, Dap ito an cbtaen DldBc einen Ib.
enc uno 5etreusr9sS Store er6fnct 6abe. poIeltc
az e'nF arofe NuemobI Der 9sihmadpoQIen in
eielsS @sl@d1t etnIhIdarnre Qrtttel fibre. peren
@ate a1rantlr unr %oteistbsH U auferUreentli6
tilliaen Nreiitn Y%ertauie.
9sparaiuren ieter Art werNen lRneq unO bil.
li9f belOret.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

&atftss, Sn0d 6au5 uup 9aaertier. Solrp
r8etsn, @nieiae, oGB ih am 6uBc 0tutu NS}rsISs y wv -
oen Icaoe oottl, Elm neuc5 SHdds6sg5 einferihtr, XIX,
moltISli neten ionltllcn Grfrii6un9tr tets Elm outrg @l,s
@.ssst ISago gTfte' Eo9cbic ~ babcn IN. GlneE reht iobI<
'''9'D >'lpa hS9! I%rtuNclld' eHt0essE
SpbR RarrFaufeu, @ot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
g. Cutters

@irtSl8aft UNI sasubiers9 alOn,
l2te StraBe, ]5pilmen 5rantIin uup Oiain Ctr.
(rnber @uyer'e),
1T aus @Irsanteite einseri6tet unO NIT Dem f..
lien 9rirtlbunaen prrieben. 5rap,Sflhe Nctb
uno Hbetnpeine iiuo caieltit audi III iuserit ti(
lt9sn Yreiirn bel Der 5laihe unO @aaons M IA.
ten. um jabIreiAen 3uIprut bitter
e. Suttpr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Rbfinweine

Der perihieocnteu SUrteu erbieIt Ioe6en ipiebrr
cine lrtlbe SenpunA unO s~trfauft t~euIelten an
rFn ttaiAiien 9rttien beim Sag. @alOne, Gusenr
pap 6lal6e G. fppe.
SO. 1874 grnon1r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Smiths Gnlpu

Sronrttr.. lwliten Der s. nnO 9. StraEe
9tcy1en Ntut&en 6WUnoen nnN Gem oeiammten VubIi
fun Oa@nietae, rrB ih Die Ieitaef Won 6rn s 1rmf NJ ~
rub I'm Srcaplrect bOttI ecipFric lSutbfblf ubfrTnn,m -,
uno ntu etn9rt trt FADE 0uyR 0uie @.trdnft Wnp irnTi,
erfrtldun9en bent pas 2Erbippatn ltintl psutihrn ,yrrun ?
81 sriprrbsn uHo toSet gu j]ablGeihsm 9tiud, I~rcuuolihif rin
I0mtS q. Smith
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

oEn NNf9ilrcern our MA;tfrtt. pa6 ireen
0onnerltnA NbrnpS 8 ubr, rcaelmdRiae Grer
cIersuebutaen in Der rNtilitdr0 0aa" ltattfnrer
Jepen !ebtsm Ccnncritans i'm Nicnat
inject Die m0nhtli6e YrrIammlnaa ~ qusale
reS 6errn S6ap HIATT.
90 dFrnebe prt. Sern.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
SlVg5loic4 @iGg.

Gtne meme 6atrits unp
Stobt am poieu 9pn 0~prFH1'"'
Gem cGntullittn INN triten Scrbojru \, lF,n!L.
%m StTetIr9 nrgSpuntis Ntr arORsn writliter 0,rs,n 80
@ttsr%ourl GntnFnhn nm bT- GroEfn iUfIid l''- unU
"ne |oehpies Y leGt0hnt lolpie as VpplGoTo SsNsUaEpN
aats am ea ercl0pCate Uup @IbfmarIr 9 ,nn,.S S"Lltu'
@Nt ctt &UnntNttt, rigRe btusidrn !6of1 = -, ~ .a"I9,
lt!pBIe 1888 Soro Der Scr.tnigrn StGatn i% '"'' 0t
NVt 9tunotn. mr Nnltrt rene 6OtrIta mn 6,r.s
lit tl1tr ptei 9ttlIm ltr0rn 6afeRfr,ut n,-1 St"Ut
% t'NeA III Amcritl ntat Wie,tr HHbft n, ~. ~ s9't9
'N~ wv NTf9elN'1c, mat Y niiluB rr e,I.,f +,A
iolncn Srl unltrCm Stsbt0rulEc peii ori,S.,@ ~, .'f-
Ianren. Sae Yarn lit boa acIggen, mn a lam = Z +no 40
LEo l"Renl 2HaDtr Tar Nabrl5mldt reiri,,, ,sri, ,o"I'.
GI.m1 ut mt!ee, 9rlUno UnC uuiia4np. NgrS ~ " tse
luOitftr StQOte. S'S'" y" N"5F alPeGe,
UNI ot St9et l@aea or~fu6aucn, lpltn bic ,ra,r o,o,
'Egt'e, "HB'rt PlHig AMI SugiricIgn perforff rero.r
. Collars Der @icnAt. '' S"''p"F MI
Or 9r0Bte &eet. Ger reinsn gtrnaGlt fcn ur 81
EpaGst ipCrCtn. ""'"'' 80 Si'@ttn rel
y St, ,&t = omgogns lgr gmiamna non 5asr,ta IN gir,ir,,
iHcprpOIirt wryttn. NV - '''''IS .eGltbI,a
0le @u'fnbruna Dat Ihcn beapuren
2te erlttn 10eIlnebmer babrn bis
EUrt6ciIc. :" er0tten
Sur Gr%i9et!un9 jeecr rdFrsn @usfunft
goI 3a'tn mo Ndnpb} &c 'cm;e ;rr g ,, "%o0FFiaung
s-sEtlFiaitn uRC gr3esuag pu m~puatliprns y .ll', 7fE
800 '""' -. q, Stlrf VS.
"g. . @'tn : StraBt,
@sfRt pr &ibmOno.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
&cnrp SSicfasbt,

NlNtCl,
Sroaclr. 'tpjIbcu Der 2tcn Hnc 3tsa.
Ribmunb. Siroiuia.
&a- feroereihirr uno Seoers pplfsrn beitcn ieSrr Mrt
tpero,n 9tNb u0Gpoa duedsfiprt.
EtoeT.8cTtr, H1trl.S, &tt!etah'n, ucbcr,ie flu Sufru-
mcrtt, 0ecerrrbtifn fir mJitarit ne 3psfe lcpi, aut in
Eae 5lttr9:blft l~bllaeuoc Arttcl is>tptu an unb biuiSif
1~u01HTusrt uno Stttt, cr Vie I'M scWtisrc v Iftriac.
bd5eu ju0Gpenot.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Eaaerbiet SALON..

9tC. IS Wainltr., lmiiten Der IA. unb Is. ctr
%llalsren 6reuncen uno benz seebuen Qubifum motsg
MIR hermit Ole e%racbrne Injrt9e, Dag mir nj Ubiarm NCe
0RTh cir rembf oltjgeS g8bcitiale .0aoer Der feiter Jar;n,
uno Iran'pliiheT Sr0trtee ino mir in oen 5foub orfrs
Den SeluhtrnocieS ueusn 2Ocals shp0s Nu7sr3eid,nrtS n,
WI gu L0nLen. @Dhtbter II. NIoker.
N~betnmein! betmmeim!
unlern 5reuncen, iOpje Dem ceu!lbcn Nukli
tum liberbaupt, erIau6en mir une auf unIrr r,ih
6'lttAes unb mcblaforIirtes Eager c6trr Rb,in-
oufn;trflam it MAIDEN. Pir pfr opf,,,
te'eIk5n Fiut9 uuO 9drauttren FIR Die Gbtbc,
iner jeoen SVrtr.
@Nuthierg plabrr
SIR, IS Nains Ctrsee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Sob. Nsimbarbt's
rCutiht unO en9iube Sbule al Srcabilr..
,miihnn FER 2trn mnh 2tsn Str

IntlhNn Ger 2Fen nnD 3ten ctr.
Sit Sbuls res llptsrieiduetsn it nunme6r in iein 9sp6n.
%.crbagcen tr $50 SbtIer, nesbtl6 Der unf,r;Gbrisbsns
ltlns 6reuno; uao ate 8efannten b61tbit e.iutbf, Ism mi
iTTo'r the Riase. Jun lnterri5mu uno @s;ieben ou,urer .
trartu. :"
Ntert ey oeuti5sn II. eugtiitm pjr6 AID Die Sran;5Frte
S?rabs Sflehrt. lrnie ale sum t~irstrlihen 9t6cu not5msns
Pt9in d'nhtatlle uno Strtllfctrn. Nuh IT ntN @ltern G5e,
ys9tnasit 9tfeitn, lre HInotr 0uf 6iliasm @Btge planefpif.
len NIB Siustn e.leruen Su Ia6tr. ''P'
S1 Der I'm e3e'bntts Epotf Sabre 8OtfSle6rrri in OeutI6.
t3nc NJ ,.uno wIe bet1nnt aub lHlH iebn Sabre bicr in
@nttritl. loplt aub auf Serll10eu Die ucfsn 3euaniEe Ibsr
5al9ttit gu : h%rtrberuis aufiH psiitu otrmaa: - 10 pT'
cen l0l I've osIti5e Y tern, ben or mist Qenau befaruf ht
ttllen @nfaRc nehheu, TIRE 8nOer ii leine 56ule III icnbcn'
Soha9ungaoOa
S'bn Rttn6arbi,
oe1tifer "a tr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

>'AAhl u.
Der llnter,eibnrte cmpieblt tGaitlt lriner
6~rsunrcn uno Dem Yutiitum icin aueaeptbntcs
frtIh an9eisatcs Eager puu 2,qururcn unp 81.
9orrcn, orett imp"'tirte frdn,6EIhe Nptbs uur
Wcte- 0ctnc, @buml l9ncr, WnIaNo, Sberrp unc
Waoeird gSetne, olcr Nyteu Sranntmetne, l0bis
t W, bclI1mo. Sin. Stun uup elm y oTorttrtce
Wager pon 60pand uno ejnbeimilnem Gi1arrcn.
9o~uptIahtib abcr empftbltc or alien glctbat,rn
oF0 puren peutlhcn NcbcuInites lriien ddtcn
Nbetnmein, III babrn bel alcn SunntitGtcn ure
ttlt9cn Nrciieu.
Auh ddbten 9imburgers uno S6wriwr,GS1c.
SaroinCe II. /. I.
Nedte5 S~elterltr. gSuTcr.
Ale Sehellunacn mcrosn nit Dant empfanaen
unc aufS 9iinttIihle ous9eIlb,t. 9DtccerYrrtGu.
LSra %orrtdute Id ~ otn bid alfeu prciien.
g @jng9cmbrtmcra
importer 'pn pruAhen II, fran56Hihcn 8cinrp
UNI SrdRplCe.
Havana x Domestic CigaIs,
Nr. ll8 6rdntIinih., Smiihcu Der Ia. IL. H..
uoht @cocrnrrhr.
DoS Seut'he gubtitumL, in6bcionoere attr g3ieScrpe,riuft
'lno cle pcrrtn NShttC, pcrccn auf biticS nct errth rtr
SStc'clolr erlhnlt outmcrtiNm gcnia6t uno criurt. ctc b6dtt
rcn. The lie in onocrer tjttQcn pcer n5rolihcn y6Snfrrr ,brr
Glntdufe MAIDEN. llnrr Nnctrcu vcroiencr fpIscncc 9IrGr,,
UcleneerS htr erlpaput uno hererrsebphcn 81 wcrben:
6rani0nlhe Srnnotce uuO 0~tpttmcine,
@Idmpa8uci lnG, Surten(,
NDeins unp Miol.l 99rinc,
Nae SUrien g9b;Stcy, Sin.
9edd tno NppIr- Branog.
Nac Scrtrn Giqr,urr (9orptaIS), ais: &iimmrl
Gnis, @ti9ntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Ode Scrten baNnna .:np Iomellie GLARS III
trrem 9reilr, ~GYnhtnrs &autabaf, ale Sprirn
9tanhtataf, Surpines &c. &c.
I'm irtunOIitrn 3~Ierth z Bu,orn6riws
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
UrOra Gbrrnbera,

Satrifant son Spirael- uup S,Irsr-Rabmen.
$50. IL @oYernrr StraBe.
9tn crutiten 9u5lifum Die ~srsebeni, &nlsioe. sos id
an obtlen 9Iabe en '9OlCleiten uno 9ttrasueH 8.ibiff
sr5Tict base, poIelbt &lomtu iebr QmlttSt mo @ .SETs M
5eh otltltet Qr;Uen uno in Der 9roBtel Nu5nl hl ~ blbtn
In9. aipl ltarea lpercen S~ietbfals bilt}f a~GSlefabrt.
I'm 9efilise MIfri9e bittet G. Gbrtwbrrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
Ntuc JSctnit tte!


ytetnen 6rCunOen mnO Srtanut.n. iomte Gem
lclammtcn 9gtifum pte ey9ebcnr Qn,ei1e, pa6
.t an orr &dc Der s. II. Srcacfrsct sintn
agerbierr Snlcpn
babe uno Inpe biermit oue meiuc Qanp5.
,eute Ireunpithlt sum Seluh rerlelb n eir.
j. u. Myers,
"+e Ter s. uno Hruarifr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

9tctne aIte impcrtiite
StSrtnr, &iqmpr6 uub Gigarrcm.
inter Der 6irma "
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN,
unb perpcn in ibrcm Storc, $40 4 Grhonoc
6ctei, NCdrl Str., Nbmpno, Go.
lIr BIZ 8Ol9s Gin tets rei&batigcs Eager fitrcn yon i'm.
pprttrten uno m!6nolittn go
Wetnen, .yiqIors UNI Gigarren,
YOnppn 9Ortsr, Scottb Nle.
SnrOinCs Ii. i NJ,
auf ntltc &rtttet brltIbcn bic gutmer sIamfcit ibr.r frcrn,e
uIo o0 9eeRrten SubItmS b~inilpGu;n l6 erlaubEn. Erm-
le,btr dber auh iI9cib ole S;ribctuao acbcnb, roS iSrr,
bel unS 9st4uftt @rtifcI ais d1t sarla irt mererni fSRn nm :
nan lsfem SbsIIt ntr 5Iact fret ms 6nuS aelirfrrt mirS
&lcr. 9Rc &ceYcr,
Gb3S. u 8ridcn.
GSs~ Or. 9rtfen erIaubt ii@ ieincn Trtanpen 81,
GnSr'9e SI MAIDEN, e3s or paS icitJe. pcn i6n bctriCtrnr
Seucr, unG EceerS &crihcIul95-t8rl36f fUrtitbcn min.
Srt5e SFlloe be1tnHet ib jest in bgm StUre ptr 6rrrrr
WcAceper II. grlrcn. " %'"'
NJ gerltherun9cn allsr Mrt lno in ecu kfren
9tlsalhaftsn ptr0ea bili8it oaielblt IN i0taenacnpmnlsn = ; "
NfGtR SsrlIbsrunS l5niurance) ptnbc man idr an
&r. &ridcu,
SO. 4 GrdhoRae 6utel, 0rorInr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09
8efommtmncauacn

hrueS SoarotngbnuS uno VGsrbier.9 Girtblbaft.
DER unter'stt"ete bat amer l7ten StruPs,
ofm SHhma'tt 9c9enuber, n nsues Snad- IL.
"carciugs NauS erGfuct, rs er feinen Ereun.
cen une eem 9ueiitum III Naseineinen ~tsltcn7
emriirbIt.
3H Dem 8drrcrm sicIc. nea einoeriGteten
6auiss iiup ftets @ctr6nfe der Dirt sne tetsl
Nudlitat III bateu. b%slOnpes s%mpfebi: aber Gin
@Ids 9utes Eager. Bier
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

Sparpers 9pdrpers!
Our6 utbsrnabme oe0 II meiu 2ctal an.
aren3enrcn serdumrscn @ohbauics bin i'd in
cen Stnno 9cl'b ct. ctucr peiereu @n,abt Boar
Gers %b'qu9me 3tmmer einri&cn gu tGnucn.
ptrrauf 9tsfettireuce tittrth Itsbalp bei mir
pcriuipre6cn. s. Narrbauien Qot.
(2m Miien Mnrftl
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
BON
Stnpu StriEtsir.

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DEM burtreiItnoen Yuh1ifm miro oiClss nfu ,tuoeritfs,,
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sore une gtraamj9e Saai iprb tei yOrf.nmenben 96grn
be.~nt e%mpfUbltn. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-09

Gtrt9e quite BARRIERS,
ltncen i'm rp Nartet 6uteIbcr uutcr,ei6nsttn
treunoltbe Gunner uni gutu 8carp.
Stooelb |pferu. 6dusGer.
Wels- und Lager-Ber- Brauerei.
Die untsrSeihnCten limo Get IN zen Stoul
gelset, Die 6crren 98trtbe I'M pas ocsbrte Oubf
tun' NIT Neie- uuo Vaaerbie rtlner 6atrttatiol
iu Den %ttutait'n 9rctien tep,ncn Al t6nnrn.
SrCreV per 6aG oper DuRnp bitten mir Sci
Pm. StcinIein abjuss6en.
s. Siser Ii. Gpmp II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-18

Oh! wives, when DER the Graded child We bend at
evenings fall,
And voices which the heart can hear the dis
lance call;
OH maids, when in the sleepess nights ye ope the
little case
And look till We can look no more upon the proud
young face,
Not only pray the Lord of Life, who measures NOR
tai BREATH
To bring the absent back unscathed out of the fire
OF DEATH
Oh. pray with that divine content which Gods best
That whatsoever lives or dies, he save his holy
cause
So out of shop and farm house, from shore and in,
land glen,
Thick as the bees in clover time, swarming
armed men;
Along the dusty roads in haste the eager columns
come,
With flash of sword and musket's CLEAN, the bugle
and the drum.
Ho comrades, see the starry flag, broad-waying at
our head.
Ho comrades, mark the tender light the dear
emblems spread.
Our fathers blood has hallowed it; It's part of their
renoWn;
And palsied be the caitih hand would pluck its
giories down
Hurrah hurrah! it is our home, whereer these col
fly,
We win with thee the victory, in thy shadow die
0! women, drive the rafting loom, and gather in
the hay;
For all the youth, worth, love, and truth, are mar
shalled for the fray,
Southwark the hosts are hurrying with banners
wide unturled,
From where the stately Hudson floats the wealth
the wealth of half the world;
From where, amid his clustered isles, Lake Huron's
waters CLEAN;
From where the Mississippi pours an mponuted
stream;
From where Kentucky fields of corn bend in the
southern air;
From broad OhiOs luscious vines; from JERSEYS
orchards fair;
From where, between his fertile slopes Nebraska's
rivers run;
Ir,,
gOn;
And Massachusetts led the van, as in the days of
yOre
And gave her reddest blood to cleanse the stones of
Baltimore.
Oh! mothers sisters, daughters, spare the tears We
tain would shed;
Who seem to die il such cause, ye can not call
them dead.
They live upon the lips Of men, in picture bust, and
song,
And Nature folds them in her arms, and keeps them
safe from wrong.
Oh! length Of days is not boon the brave man
prayeth for;
There are thousand evils worse than death or any
Oppression with his iron strength, fed on the souls
OF men,
And License, with the hungry brood that haunt his
But like the bright stars ye fill the eye; adoring
hearts ye draw;
Oh! sacred grace Of Liberty; Oh majesty of Law
Hurrah the drums beatng the fife is calling
Ten thousand starry banners flame ON town, and
bay, and hill;
The thunders of the rising drown Labors peace.
full hum;
Thank God that have lived to see the saffron
morning come
The morning of the battle call to every soldier dear.
On, joy te cry Is ''t Ogysart oh, joy! the foe is
near!
For all the crafty of peace have failed to purge
Hurrah the ranks of battle close; Sod takes his
cause in hand!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-18
TARER & CzEOLLAR.
TIVE PEOPLES COMPLAINT.


That times arvverv hard and money very tight
mat the people nave not Urk, and In bad plight
And that for carpets and CrOckey they HIGH
And that, for 81 extras they must pass them by ::
vi this aid other matters the people they complain.
And la6cs me feel sad to see their faces filled with
pain -
And If by selling cheap-ir this will make them SMILE
Even IL my money lose, they share it awhile
Therefore, have concluded without regard to cost to
sell
All of my Kitchen Goods Cutlery and Carpets as well;
Also my Crockery and Glass Ware ct discount am
selling,
With Brooms and Bru hes and everything all cannot
be telling.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, come buy upon this
invitation,
For have a full supply Of House Furnishing Goods at
my Poetcal Station
1t is located in the Bay State Block at the Poets
Here have good Stock of Goods and as CHEAP as any,
upon my honor.
Now come and all, buy your goods and times
for better will change,
Andif your money is little, il will hold out if you buy at
the Poetical Exchange
And should my capital at the end of the be light
Why then here energy and ambition witch Is in tor the
fight,
Forlife battle field and if do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hard times, with vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my customers thank the
that are past
Also, for those which receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last.
N B-The people respectfully invited 70 call at
the Poetical Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
are new and of the latest pattern.
jeIe dtf oRsoN N. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-18
MOrtester 4ailg Spp.
THE AFRICAN MONK

A monk in the Afric desert,
Grown lean with fast and cord,
Prayed longingly and hopelessly
For sight of our blessed Lord
Ever at noon and midnight,
Abroad and in his cell,
For vision granted only
To the saints whom he loveth we'll
Long, long, in deepest anguish
In vain he wept and prayed,
Until in his cells seclusion
Was the holy sight displayed
A thin mist rose before him
Along his dungeon wall,
Like the purest clouds of heaven,
When the shadows eastward fall
With little tinge of golden,
AS when the night is near;
Trembling be bowed before it,
With reverent hope and fear.
The face of the dear Redeemcr,
Now pale and, now more bright,
Beamed out on the kneeling hermit,
With soft, refulgent light.
What were his years of labor,
Weighed with this passing bliss!
Or lives of toll, or ages,
To moment such as this
Yet while he gazed upon it,
From the convent near at hand
Rang out the stern relentless bells
With warning and command.
For, ever as day was closing,
Came the poor to the convent door,
And as God had best SO gave he
a mite from his scanty store.
But those eyes beamed gently on him
After his years of pain;
IF leave my blessed Master
lie will never come again."
Then he thought of the sorrowing faces
OF his brethren in their need,
And he grit his robe about him,
And ran with Jealous speed.
When again he came in sadness,
he night was oven all,
<hi' bhN As'SSs WIN Tue llcS OF evening,
Had faded from the wall
Yet while he stood lamenting,
A light like the n0oniide blaze
llluIued his narrow chamber,
And illed him with amaze.
And voice fell through the stiffness:
"Hadsi thou. failed in thy brothers need,
too should have gone forever,
And left thee lone indeed!;
80. totbe Idle ireumer
Is ,hc great and s.eoless gain,
But .Aoso who in the desert
Wear the chrisu Of toil and pain
Only to those who labor
For the lowly human seal
Does the blessed Lord and Master
Mis- face Q inry reveal
ALBEIT SJylIFE.g5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-18
Zeal estate.

On FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
b8,i House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
h ourths of an acre of Land situated the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough
ner estern in the attic and pipes running basement
which has three rooms finished The above will be sold
at bargain. For further particulars inquire at No.
Front street. dtf apis
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
A the of Main and Beaver streets, to rent,
with use of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem
ses. diff mch26