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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19
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9@wottl6e SUIfsscIht6te aus benz Sorio,n
SoerbunNert BON 6ermann &ura
q.
(5ortfesuna.)

Srst deer er5dGl' einmnl, faote fe. gpenn
MIR tnmrr 10 burh sinoneer ftnGsen 70 erfSbrt
ffine pom anbtrn mac Eehfs.
3uert millsn mir DEN Marih antreten. Erau
Sanrtahrerin. rntaeanete rr. GScb cu sprou
nne filh'' mid Der gPeg auf bic Strass biuous
Drrt t6nnen mir netrn etunucrr aeben unb Or.
'dblfn no6 6e3enuf. 6irr, 70 nab' am Dcrf
tlfs cod nibt rrtbt as6euer.
"a no mus piuf Ou 5err Qanefabrrrg er.
mtrerte lic.
Dos o'rifebt f& bod; nad G6erstad nne
Die Stnofr bolen beun pBne Die ,ieben mir utbt
in Die g8sIt hnaus.
SeBt frrut mid min 9etrn eri ri,f Fe emf,
'idt unO ihritt rliti8 in Ger Ountel6eit Ycran.
Gr fotate
Mr ilt5 dIs wdrf ru trdftiarr wprSen. fnots
'r binter i6r bsr tu trittf ia auf wie cine BUR-.
9emetittrtn, aud fpmmlt ou mir piel ruuSer srr
ME cbsStm
Sh Bah auh Elm feiTeres Qcben oefott IN hsy
l'Bt'n 3'tt, antmcrtete lie, inner sorwarts ri.
lenp: fonn 1ein, bue id MIDI picber elm wenio
'raue9emd&t Ea6' Qbsr penn IN mih mcr,er
tet Sag irbif, ba mtrf Fnocn, ras i'd nftt meb
oaS 9latt' @fI6t NUn e6eDcTen bat'. Q6 9rIs.
Der, Sorgen unO Nptb MAIDEN rem WenIhsn olt
Dor Der Belt. SD farht', ia msrb' Dir nt6t
msbr 70 gut gefatlen.
S1paB mir nidt 10 Ssrfe6rt 'raus ernie
csrtf rr. DdB bu niht iiesenw6n SoGr' alt
tIe6eH fannf, RAP Gab' idb ecwusr, ME tb bid
ieb9emUnnrn Bab', unb bab' mfrs aud fooen
!0nntn, mic i'd, 9lti6faGs aus Dem belten Qeten
'raus, fort Fin, nm cir ras gGurt ,u 6olten. bos
t6 Dir Sn8rltwOren bab'. 6af ibriacns ga,
ni6t 10 ait ant9tie6en por6in am Srunnen MI,
th gu Ntr fOmmen bin. Sd Gab' bid iut lroarn
wOiirn; Sun8fsrr, no 1T bas g6uI6aus? j.? po
leh' tta auf etnmal, rns BUS lel6er bia.
sic battsn unten bieien @e1pr6ben Elm G,e rirr
lt@ treBenrsr 6elrwrge, welhea Fe oft sine
Strfde fol9en mubten, Iaass pes gcrfss blu
oureIhrtitsn' 6it unp ba bsa!e sin 6unp, atsr
fe 0erfol8tFn unon9rfo6ten loren g8e1. gon
'tnem &aln, an mei6em Der 6u6ltsia tell en-.
p0rHettsrte, tlc9 lie nit einem leidten @pTuuo
auf o'c StraBe 9inab unO er ipr mas. Gr foet,
l!e eng I'm Osn 9eib, iie i'm besalei6sp. uup Ic
panoerten le in Ger Na6t ,uIdmmen Bin. @i,
orudte ibn nod einmal felier an ft 10, iest
serJat' iogte fs.
&llO be9aun er. gBie idb Dor oret So6rsn
na6 5obeHtpjl fOmmen BIN, oas p,ist Su. Sb
mar absr Sr6 besicris, U6 bu nuts weigt pas
oHn bannes, msin 6Obattbarer 5err SSwaaer.
caiu teitra8en tat. @slt pas wtrD sr Dir nlat
ssihSt 6abenS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19
Stnillftou.
sos icl)Dmflc G6ilS.
(@cn 9otann G'aSriel Seipl.)

@ebt elmer auf rie sGaubr16aft,
go tebrt er elm bri .3eiten
va bat Elm SGilb oft sruse Strait,
ltno lodt eas Nus' pom meiten.
- tra@l' i'd mapde @iunO' i'm Sabr,
Saptn NIT munt rem ponpern,
uno mfnn ttb ebfn milre mar,
go madt IDS ME eie Qnpern.
n5um Stern, ir wintte mir elm @8ilb.
meirl' ih, tob itt bliete;
gSopl ltano Elm Stern ron auEen milo.
2pb innen mar cs tribe.
So bieIt i& mos ,3ur RuIe" bie6,
uGo oodte ;u sswiunrn;
gScbl ouBen bling Die Hpie 1us,
Np6 Sornen fano ib prinnen.
Grnuf lab i'd bcu ppu tlonter g8oub
OoS Sbto n3um 2lnfer" mintsn.
Sb st tbn an nit itartcr 6aup
Der Nnter ItrB mid fallen.
llno bolo in 6arbeu. talo ppn Sr,
Grblldt i'd manhe Shilper:
2c6 iur elm ibmnhtrmo gBanoerbsr,
Smt' 8 eitel Ircre Stper.
"a fu6rte asaenIter curt
Wtetn @Iif mid an Die Yfortr,
"a mics tsin t6ier Bid mta fort,
Oa tlan9sn trante 98prte.
0d tebrt idf ein, ba fnno i'd, mito
@fItnoert nlIe S6mcrien,
Sas oan0 rort bat nns ih6nfr S6ub,
eS HeiBi :"3um treuen 6cpen."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19
Sefen! Sefenl

Ns"' oeut'ben 9ublifum Die Nn,eiar, eas ids
metnen Storc nru ein9erbet unp cine bepeus
tenre Nrewobl oOn . ef en- itoer Dirt uprr6t6io
babe. Sdt 9laube i'm Stante ,u Iein, S}erermonn
NIT rem @emiiuidhn bstienen IN fbnnen Sn.
Dem id fir friiDsrsn 3uprncb bant,, 6cffe ids ouf
sine 6ortitbun8 peIstben. &. 6efffrp.
SIC. - Yfnini}rest
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19
Sesinnmnarn.

Der Intieer" crfheint osn @tcrees, Seuntdss ausSe
nprsn, nt@tnti6en Subcrptionsrrete son 10 9tS
otbar en- Die reio Grdecr pNtr S5e0 IN lSprsr NorauS
bs,abluns. @nieiaen inccu oIsenoen SteinSun9tn
Iufnasrs: Gintlee Gnrduus eea 10 etltn ootr wents
aet 30 Cts, smeitdec IS etS, oretmattst SiOo, sst
Nrnote Ss 90 rp6If 9epnat $1,000 in nrttIj6briiGer
8uraue6esnblun9 9H;ei0en, Die roh Seebeh eerancert
merben f6nnen rperben nit S2500 per Satr tere4net.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19

6ran3 @tnuoe,
l68 Srcaoftrasr, 'wiiCben Der 6. une I. Cir.
sdlt Gin rs'dss mo wOtIaiiOrrtee Eager pom
etSarren, f1uhs, &Gu= unp Snnupita6af
sisner 5a6rifation unb 3mpOriaton,
"a er I'm GrOBs une HnYertaUf M ben 6igtstsn Narfprc
len ab!6ft Namsntlt4 Oaten QSieperstrfafr ni osTI5
men bel ihm sOr8uprs&sn sbs lie ibre @ntau ou6erpso
"N'''"' H.lI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19
The German ADYERTLSEK.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per A"num, payablse in advance.
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
MOFFATeS

Gspa RtaAa Asa R4aEHFE Nf4ENNA
..s--.-a - = 4 sesa sassfas 6sa.n
EfNaM WNn6SA4 - - 2SSassfs3sS wnKfa
- eses tha paslF = = 49, es..s.-a-s
- eaat4a tAes see 49, q. 81 Y Y. = 49,
ntaMe qygB 80 . - - =. 49, S..esf = -
- mses 49, -. - sss.s - - -. Is e1lsA
- kisaaa tsua = llaalN =, 49,.
fA4 hll9nieR - eN.sa9 - FNs~s1 81 =
ma dbsAaM - sN3<As1e "a Il - SAAaAA
yrwfANWAW ne I.f#N WW8T83 ID
-. !,
A1 weA kaeEA y - sat..aste. a. .,..s.. a.. g..
DHbEMkSAAs ~ sS..ss8a.ss - - - S-.isA.
- lnslsaA q o. 49, - ass.a n.ae 1870
LWWCW, ken - AfFsss9 nes.ssA. .ss - ~.
k1SsasHnsA n1tseFaAA AA.tsLse saneees -. -. -
AEeHsSS. shrA ese - xeestAa gssPss.S.- wv
=. 49, @ = 80 4, = - - ss.ss ks~,s
CVNNBNABtsNy ~ - - - - - -
- Ne lessss.sp va easss. 80 Nssssei -
teneS 81 Ntuseat parSss teSss ~ soesS s~tss N''-
sS2asgA -. -. -. = - So, J. =
E9N0Hs 81 - ela1A - - - (.
reEaiaf eFeu.eeA afoA3s - - - stsss-s -
eacs careA -. - tesreefA ssssseA - - ~
ssrsctisa ~ eteesA sn1amu
~ - 49, - - -. - - e,sssy
u aAlf 81 ine y Fs1Ssias le.l sa.nsAeAlsa IN
tAe a1ecll ena tg.nsa.s - - 49, - -.
DAG%o4BS - Al hsnaA ~ Hee1se - assss9s.-
seAs Ne tsasleys sne calass sAeg sseSs -
hiiy - theae tutEsant etea1A 80 asses 49,
ksas9 esFtAn FSAse1 Nf Ne Nesss ensss ~ S@s
VAL,
Alsa WORMS ~ dialetIinK aeA ne sefssaes =
the bSws ne nlay n1asess - wescA tAsss srsAsess&
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05


g. saauis Sus,is u sPALpINdfs fRKPARHD CLUE
Wia ssss tsDtisas tis so4s enRasil1 -
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDIEG'S PREPARED CLUB
sPALDTNGs PREPARED GLUEi
eAVs THn PiECEsi
a. "A s.Ros ~ 7szs ssvss NEsa"-6a
~ Haa1eass viii hzsNa, n esSl FeTaiassd Ank
liza & b Fusy dadFnhe ~ have shsaB eu4 canVoas
sanl 80 DC rsfeiFna EeFsllaFss fnya cnnhsgS, Ses
bPALbfNG'G PREPARED GLUE
assAs 81 sneh sneF.saesA sd ~ ksnsshsh ssn selsS
= - viseeas = s siwsgs rssy aLA - - De ssise.
ausEgUL m EvRRY HOUSE"
H. IA MpmA Aqcpmeenin saeA y taaA PrsS, g
Rxshy O 81 AlpGEa,
CAUTION.
AssEiaas ssva.apass psHssa 80 ssssnsasss - psln
81 e - unsl,sps1tleE eahsle tntelioaS e - fkR
PARED oEBR Il sai1 eaaalas 80 peslsns - snansns
betNe fnfsAaaag. sas eea flst tAs 81 nezsA
Asp 6kALHkhe.e PnkFAkkD eAuA -
80 shs sAaA4s vssspsi - ssAsss &c svaaaae soaas
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05

ksAsViIl0 MutuaI Llfs assurance CO,

NyEzEs COMPANY GRANTS Insuranees
Hyss q white peFazns and asgroes % aaFe hvFs'
De terms than aay osAsr Company. Ths oAes b Das-
aed with snch eomY. consistent vita SRiet tntca "
al parties. assure SRcessB feFpoae tnSurina
S liz anly required % pay s. pr esnt u PFssaia
aad give ths pronsary n0ts 81 ths 70 pa eet beFas
interest n per cent. pr aEHan- AssS ave ysAfs
.aRrsncs thsy paFtioipsts n Tie proess.
CisrOmsa 4 EH1iEg are Gully FeQairea b Pag D -
eat pFsnium, md give tbsF DSess ~ The rssAsatsV
o. per cent ..-s.
When ths prsmsun % TIE InsaraRrs q slaves
to Sz0a and aguAra = Per esHt oaIy seQaiss3 and tie
note for tie rs1siAns Is per esnt sAas ssEss
shove. -.... - -
Insurance sSaass ars naAs % - rvasoaAbe ssA hAb
terms By any StAsF Company ie The etats ARnuies
Krnntea sad ell kBds e IAs InsHrABcs made Die
and equisahis terms - b. any vsf Compaay. ts seeR
rty and bsost 0fths InsursS bssng nAds TIE hrse %
ct q tbs society.
Appratloa Or Inaurnneo 10 b mis % the Secretary
Ct EshsSils Nkegp every ihlgmstiOa viii bs imn~iAtsv
Evsn- Fer Life InsaESneea, she ceftiaeses - fAmHy
hseiAn mus soc@paay TIE printed applcsssOa % ~
SURFACE.
WM MuRDoCR RcrsfaFH.
P.a-Thh Opp1Etnnity q providing Il Fr1sldlng teF
ne families 81 tsrgymsa n the essht - tksif dsnts -
very snail OEpsnss shoad al he negicssA ky CO
krsEsfios whers the cFcamstaRecs u the ftOr eoae
n.aks 10 expedisat,
ksHESTkLR r. O. Nov. z lsae 10
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05

TME ToLL yWIsG KNDu.sEMKNTs %
.sPALDlH0S CEPnALic Pills,
WILL cOEuHcz Att wHo surrKR FROM
II Z A D A 9 II e:
THAT 4
gFREDY AND SURE CURE
n WITHIN THnK REACH
~ sAeS nsia.~iais ..s1irtasd By ~ sPArHuSs.
thv ssact sssss.fsssasb pref If ~ stsesg
@Afs truiy scss-t.ae SSsoS-sST.
Mlsos.aIr. oszs. YSb q 1901.
have tried yssr CepAaIic Pills ssd iSs Evs - s
tAsa saat ysa - ssaa ne two dollars worth more
Part u thsss are ~ The a.Ekls'rS &c whoa save
~ out q The arss baR ga fssm pa.
Seed Ne pnis ~ saasl saA sbliss
YOHr obj servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
ukssASsRh Pa, Feb. 6 1854.
Ma s''1'''s So.
vlsh yau % 'eed ne Ous mrss bon q y"ar c-PhAIs
PiilA Aass F'Sssssa srsa. ssss ee"sA' '''~ '"'
aARYiNE sTOIKHoUsR
saVss css.s. IIuSs..sros Co. Pa,
SanaAry IL, lSsl.
sn:
IOu win please ssnd me TIVE boxes q yUur cephaiiO
RsspsctfaIy yeurs
Jk0. n sINONS
P.S-lAars sss4 bas u yotV RIA aRd aEd hhrA
sse.1e4t.
BaLs yEasOs. oasO, Jan. Is, 1851.
n. C. sPALDESa Esa.
PIs1ss had snclaed tweasy ave seats for which ssRd
Ne Assthes boa II your csfhAlIe Rills Tsg RSiy
a. hssf f1Es IAass sv~ tried
Direct A. sIOVEkf
Belle TeFeea. wyAsdos O.. o.
bsyHsIl, MAss, DSe II, lSeo
via Or snne eiFeulaFs og large show ba 10 hiring
y0ar Cephalie Pills particularly befs my
nssL IL pa hsss anything Of The kind pleass Ind "
M
HeaAAehe (psaaly tAstiag two days ersd 81 90 81
took - 60 kSaV D. ssar fSls, WHICH seat her.
Rs<Vsstfaiiy yca.
Rafs0Ibaneso. iHANxtIS Co, OHIO,
January y, ISel.
q. G. sPALSEzs,
No. ~ Cedar ., NJ.
- DaAR en
Inciossd ANA twsaty-aVs eeats )fg Which send
FILLER. Reynotdsbarg Fraakia Co. 0hia
fsy PEs uNk HE q eAaSa-eays Haadaehs eisast
tasteatw.
Truly yosra.
s.e. ..e WM. o. FILLER
YPsIlAs5I. Alsa.. Jan. IL 1881
NJ sPALssxa.
eR
Nes1aas siacs seal TO Joa for boa Of chalIr Pills
S The cure af the kervvas HcaaAehs asd COstSeResS
aAd recesed the zsas. saa tAg bad - good Ssa TAT
ssas 6asfsced % teAd ~ ssgrs.
Al wHsELER,
TPsilas'. NIGH
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
Raaway's Rsgulasing Pulls,

Raaway's Rsgulasisg Pulls,
E ,ESr AND BHsT PURsATivs PILL ~ rms WORLD
ways Regulating Piiis-wssrsnssi 10 OPsrsas In Sin
Hears
way Regulating Piis Vegetable Substitute ss
Cal,Ssssi. niue PHI. e.aInlaa. ke.
ways Regulating Pills shala 10 assd b. Females tn
d.iicats il-aith.
: uAys ksxusitnR Pfils I'll Female C0saplsaats
Railways Negotiating Pills.
Iists NeeVSasasss and prsiacas Slasp sleee siespI
Railways Negotiating Pills.
One PM every dag wiii eaFe lRaiErssioas
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
| N fIIs CURH o. CRPHALIo AFFECTIONS
! 70 ~. u Rsdw.ys Regulating P,Ih wIil sars the
; vi0lSss and dis,rsssing BeaAsrhs
HEADACHE CURE.
Whsn the Hssssehs ssts~s ffnm billI-zsn~ss,
ri-r--l state " the ssanarh- nervousness rush 81
4 ~ the head eoztivsa~ss IHdlg~st ticd,foax.
ApplicAsioh q Railways Rsaly Rriirf, In SIditsa
the doss Il Railways Pulls, wsH ~ frs iRs>s stop
oss vlsat ssa painful shrUbs aad rrstOse the sat
~ aiss s'si Sstst
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05

-. -. -.
D aRApWAs's ~ . EDsEs
gus asus sssss p FnsaAavs AND +
' - Ascosss azklsa.
1T THE SICK RRAD AND REFLECT
snanwAv,s nnAps sleEkERH.
vawwaYss nssoULAFsna FsE6s.
nwAY,s ssHoyASfse nszoEvsn1.
suuaa nsAERn 90 aii. Asp ANN HLnsssp
4. pnoviDgNTiaa seAcIyIs sf Tns clivaca.
.aaspiss frsas q 50. z.ss.e.; - 80. ~
- -. 49, s-rsS - Asss fsfaEts FssssAtsa, ssd
-. eIsss 1. ~ sss ssAs As<s hsss iksptss eed
sAaEA ksP IxRETzs ~ yR1EvAffsIEs
nsas.sI ss.tt a.as:s.
Raipsss Issas hsilsf
trsvsHts etrkasn
asaesy's naskg hsa.f
saspa Paln 10 9laata.
ks4ssys Rsady Rsisf
RaAvss's ReaAy nsii.f
Cars fSizs n The Bog.
Rss..,s assA, Asssss
Care rOssAsshs h -
tHstaHt.
RaaWsys R~say Relief
Prsssass saa'A-n ~
taek, sl sickBsas.
asAvay.s Rsatr RslIsf
Care slck RSslAeeS.
nssiwas's nsassalins 10
eslyeas eurps 81 skis
DlsSsssss
RsAva, Rseo~ateg ~
sAssat cures HRmOSe
On the HiuOsl
Railways hsasssaf,eg Re-
ssivest curss syPhill;ie
Impsrisiss,yssss sores
TIGERS.
Railways Rsasvsaihs n"
solvent caf~s DyspsfssA
HaAwsys Rgossastag ko
snsseat esers bFuaeAt.
h. weak taags, fsaa
C,asha. Insip,sst Gro.
saapttoa.
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], 81. RanshaW Q 60.

]. E. Renshaw q Go.
LAVE H0vS On HAHD. AZ TmEIR
IL WGs-Rsoals %
cav s7R y 81,
the largest asd bes os 81 FaFRlseRe sSeF esFs1 10
this aFket cunsstnR IN part q Pine faFoE, Hsg and
Rocking Chaira, fsseS-tesss. French nd 9ax bsfss
LsangsS CaneSaat cAAlr BuFeaza Talas a. sRyfy d.
srirssa 4edsssads q vuFsuas styleA In sahs Press.
WardrOha VISA StanAa Spring, Had, cottea sod shaek
AattrasssA en- Aeuding fR Hreafs frsaHG &c. g. ~
prices 10 suit the times. add are Pr-parsd 10 make
Any Piece Of Furniture
10 order that may Be desired
Tksy woud inarm the cfiasas u TIE city thas fkey
have lust recsiVoe Fine HeaFses and kssp On hane
large ot Il latest styas Metallic BarAl Casus which
they viii ssn cheap - en- be esaeht IN the State
They have also nsE atyls WAiuss Caa, which b pre-
ierred g great many - the Metal Cons. and can be
IUruiahed much eheaper. We are BOZ SSpHed % mr.
nish Gems % any desrriptiOa when Gales fSF.
Wswi furnish Hsrss 10 eastusasrs IN She city
Coz I'VE dalars trip 70 eifhee C~aasaserys h"vlly
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-05
DRHFIsRRY.
DR. P. n. CARDNRLL,
E.ARn On

LARD OH.
Z BBLs. LAnD oEGI &c nHk& RAH.
belA knap Hlaak
Ksssses = o. O. e
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

knows. There's no place like. home p
There is no place like home no land like
thee, my own America! Within this year
of exile, ] have seen many another; I have
known many pleasures, and won and lost
many joys; but the grand old homes and
the quiet cottages of England, the heath
cry moors of Scotland, the verdure of the
Emerald Isle, the summer gardens of Ger
many, the vineyards of France, and the
Hills of Wales, what are all they to thee ?
Not once, not once among their fairest
scenes have I felt that rapturous stirring
at the heart, that l felt when, coming
down from Conway Castle, that evening,
while the moon and stars shone brightly,
| stopped beneath my country's flag, and
pressing the faded silk to my lips, wet.
ting it with my tears, said from my heart
as now, God bless that native land o.
mine! God bless the Stripes and Stars'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

blather-skitings. They can have no eff.
feet upon the South but to make our peo-
pie frm--make them set their teeth closer
tear down the rife from the wall, and
set forth for the borders! To the borders,
boys! '1i
I" Be patient sons of the South.
We are not asleep, though silent. When
we speak old memories will revive. Such
memories! Washington, Sumter and Ma
rion; and Moultrie and Pickens. And
such fields !-Eutaw and Charleston, and
Cowpens, and Kings Mountain. The
North may thunder through 7'Tbames.
and Times, Posts and Heralds:a We
through men and deeds. ~ tt'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31
HINTS ON ETIQUETTE AT THE DINING
TABLE.

AS number of strangers are in town
at this present time, it will not be out of
place to give them a few golden rules to
be observed at all hotel dining tables.
]. AS soon as the gong or bell sounds
for dinner run as fast as you can, and
secure the best seat at the table,, ..t
2. Call in as loud voice as possible,
for what you want. If the waiter be
not quick enough in his movements to
please you, swear at him audlbly, so that
all the ladies sitting at the table may
hear you. If the waiter objects to your
speaking to him in such a manner, i'm
mediately inform his master that he is
impertinent These men must be taught
their places ''''
8. However, it is useless to trouble
the waiter too much, 50 if you see any,
thing that you want nearly in your reach,
don't hesitate for moment to stretch
yourself across the table to get it. By
SO doing you may certainly upset few
things into your neighbor's lap, but what
Of that, he aught to have known better
than to leave them 50 near the edge.
4. Pick your teeth at table; it is a
mark of good breeding a 4 '"'oAA''A
s. Ii a rare delicacy is put upon the
table, help yourself to the whole Of it.
1t will show your good sense in being,
able to appreciate what's good.
6. If lady sits opposite to you, stare
at her the whole time; it may make her
feel uncomfortable, and spoil her dinner
but what of that? You have shown your
admiration for the beautiful by not keep
ing your eyes off it. E'"aes
There by following the above rules
you may become happy and useful mem.
bers of society. 10 ao ara ehj 7rl
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GIRLS FOLLOWING THEIR LOVERS TO
#6E THE WARS.

A young girl named Estella Whitney,
The daughter Of clergyman residing at
Hornellsville, N. Y, formed romantic
attachment for one of Captain Taylor's
Zouaves, and determined to follow him to
the war. She disguised herself in male
attire and walked the whole distance
from Rochester to Elmira, the State rem
devious, distance of about 100 miles,
occupying three days in the journey As
she was about entering the village, her
disguise was suspected by gentleman,
she was taken into custody, and revealed
her name and purposes. She was pur
suaded to abandon her Quixote scheme,
and her father and her wardrobe being
summoned by telegraph, she has returned
to Hornellsville, properly clothed and il
her right mind"
The Cincinnati Gazette relates a simi
lar incident A young girl Of Ohio
whose lover had enlisted, determined tx
join him. She was inspected, accepted
and sworn in with the rest of the compa
ny; marched to Camp Jackson Ohio, drillec
there several days, when she was sent witt
the third Ohio Regiment to Camp Denni
son, near Cincinnati. Here she assisted
in all the duties Of forming new camp
handling lumber, standing sentry, &c.
until Saturday last, when, ascertainin!
for the first time that there were tw,
Camp Dcnnisons, and that while she wa
in one her lover was in the other, in Ian
caster, Pennsylvania, she went to Colone
Morrow and requested to be changed from
the company she was in, giving as he
reason that she preferred to associate witt
Americans, and her company was com
posed of Irishmcn. .. at
Her real design was, when her reques
should be granted, to choose place in. on
of the Companies of the Second Regiment
knowing that it would be impossible t
change her from one regiment to another
Col. Morrow discovered the secret Of he
sex.
Marshal Thompson supplied her wit
apparel more appropriate to her sex, hav
ing enrobed herself in which she exprasse
desire to leave, as she had friends in.tl
city with whom she could sojourn. Sh
was released.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

Southern newspapers are becoming dos
perate. Hear the Charleston Mercury.
"Ihe howlings of the beast sufficiently
betray his parts. Those of the Northern
press, especially the philanthropist are
absolutely hellish. They roar likeideyils,
and they rage like wolves They begin
to feel the truth, in a terrible experience
of loss and ruin, of the thousand warnings
which we gavO them long ago. We said
to them, "You grin and leer and jibber
now, but you will soon howl in despera-
ton Q q Nothing. surely, can be
more fendish than the hate they show
nothing more ridiculous than the ven
lgeancc they threaten. Such barking dogs
Their gums secrete venom enough, but
their teeth are drawn! !vasag rist'
h "A moments cessation of the popular
excitement, a momenSs pause ior thought,
and the people thus abused toiatheir ruin
must turn upon and Trend their false gaides
and lying prophets andmiserables sesalsh
demagosuesi They must keep up the ex.
eitement as long as they cansao The mo;
ment it ceases they perish. Il . uictqsg
| b But the, ,thunders'ef thelpress have nc
bolt in them. The sensational paragraphs
J Of the telegraph are windy-wordy, wishy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

Parson Brownlow, of Knoxville. Tenn
lisa profaus patriot In reply totaninvi-
tation from Gcn.s Pillow toisbecome chap,
lain of brigade in the Southern army.
Mr. Brownlow said:--.l Wheni;I shall
hare made up my mind go toAeH 1
soiW cut my throat, and go direct and NOT
travel round Jy scay Of the Southern Con-
fsaeraoy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

!, Pitt was once. canvassing for himself,
when he came to al blacksmith's shop.
1r"Sir," said he to the blacksmith, will
you favor me with your vote 2" sasil
"Mr Pitt" said the son Of vulcan, II
admire your head, but damn your heart "
.Mr, Blacksmith, returned Pitt, II
aanire your candor, bnt damn your man
nersW NV, a, .,.,-o,.a s.4,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

A PRETTY CoscLUsIoN.-Why must we
conclude, when seeing a pretty little fe-
male foot, that it belongs to handsome
woman?
Because, I" Ais we'll that ends well r"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31
sQuocumque me Fortuna ferat, ibo hospesn +,

ed to pretty girls with hunred thousand
dollars, they had better apply elsewhere
than to me. Since that day have for
sworn the practice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

; Muddler is fond of poetry, but when,
the boys call his nose "the ruby" he
.dosen't see it. Boys will be boys.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

A young lady in Maine advertises for
the young man who embraced an oppor-
tunity," and says if he will come over to
their town he can do better. sei9 1a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

The majority of womei, are little touch
ed by friendship, for it is insipid when
they have once tasted Of love.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

"Hope on, hope ever" If a big "fel-
low" has promised to thrash you heliI
probably do it. Never dispair. The small
pox is within the reach Of every man,
even the humblest. Therefore cheer up.
A.doctor may learn to cure by killing;
but men never learn to tell the truth by