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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Die lutrr,eidbmets., lenten rie Nufmertiamtcit
BON @irptruertlufern auT ibr Eager BON Grccc.
rteS, YrcUiiicus, Wtebl, Giaarrsu, Sautataf dnr
Ipnfiae Nrtitel, Die 9ew6brlih in etntm perarti.
aen WHctclaIe. @rItGit sefubrt ,perben. Selcn.
bers MAIDEN lie auf ibr reidcs 9Sein. unb 2iaucr.
9aaer dufmertiam. NFe oiele Baaren wuroeu
auf nSrplihen Wdrttsu mno meifens fir 8aar
aetduit, pesbnlb mir Bet pinttlihen Seiatiern
An auBerlt bjli9en 9reilsn oerfuufen tUnnen.
Die BON unS ais dht garanttrtrn SranOtes unr
gBeine ino eigeue Smpprtatiun, uno meper se.
milht, Md nit 3uidseu ldGDIiher StUfe Der
ehsn, nie oieIes bel BEN i'm Norcsn 9~etduftsn
@aaren MIR su OFT BET Sad lit. Der b~erubmtc
,,gD. @alnee's pure MUuntain>D DEN" @bietep,
pom benz mir. RE e~iusi9en Serfdufer liup, wirr
an @ebalt unp Cute Oou fetnem innerhnlb Del
Scr. StIattn sebrannten @Sbtstsp ilbsrtrCfeu
3. Infer 9d9sr beltebt anberoem nod aus:
1000 5a6 rrtra unc l~uperine Mebl. unter be.
neu bic Don SIdern seIuhten SOrten Ncm.
Orleans, Ycrtc 3ico unO Gubd 3ufsr uno Oto
IaNes 500 Gas Gut eOaf, &ruibso, Ycmoerer
SeiEe unp 2ibter Sc. l unp NU. 3 Madere.
unb 6etinse; { tI&s quito @ciben Butter, BON
Der mir pShentlih Senpungen erbaltrn QarS.
Bacon Sipet, 6lms, SboulOerS unO Srealts
@ala StGrte, geat gowDsr, ssma6lrMsn SaHe
unb Yfefsr Yeifisn, Beien, @lmeg unO alle Die
~fpnfiSen ariiEeI, pie in elmer Grocery ssw59nli&
~Oerlan9t wercsn.
8rrnsr: 8. @aGaee's Yure 1cuntatn Der
D6isf'Y. Ti6avoIon's, GusealcoIa 8Iods. OnUn
bas Electromagnetic une 0%teettftp N9ietep; 30,
Sag fran,rii6en Brandy, bort. Niapsira, S9er.
~, @Iaret uuO @tampasr Nein; @tOsr, Com.
ran SranOu, Sin, 9tum. apple BRANDY uGr al
Artsn qiauUrs.
SO m. SO aIIaLe G66ne,
Gfs bPr l4fen 7i,N Sarn sStro5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
W.rlhIhafIs Gr6funnn

Yer anter,et6nete erlnutt fi& einem 9eebrten
puslttum Die Nnjetge gu MAIDEN, ca6 or ,wiIhcn
OCT o.. unc Z. StraBe slnen 2ogsrbter, Salun err
o1net eat. Ge ptro cas Befrebeu %psiIeIben lctn,
tets MUIR Ole telten @strdnte gu baltsl unp pur6
dnTnettidqie uno freuuolt6e Sepicuuua rtricnt-
gen, pelbe tbn bclu6eu, DEN fur,,n Nufrnlbalt
III le,nem frsunnlthen IL D tiblen QUtaIe anac.
nrbm an MAIDEN.
9ti6mcnS, 20. Suti 1860.
Spbu 6ertt9, @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
Gefcbdfts=0 n;ciaeit.


&rm Gcetrten @~utlitum syIarteu mir inns
''erm't ne ergebenEc Nn;eiaF ~ MAIDEN, boe mir
nni'rtn Gtn.St tore nod unitrtm ne,ien unS az.
roumi9'n 6aui' Sic. 1873 Srraplrose ,mil6su
Der 5. unr 6. pcrIcNt bobsn.
8ur pas uns biebcr 8rl6enttc ;3utro aen telens
e%antsnr, %erIautrn mir une, aud FstEe~ I'm pos.
ieItc 3u bitten.
sStr IuNrsn teitGmpis lin rsi6toItiars Ga,
aller Sorten Ssfen, SlsG .caarrn unb ouer on<
erren IN infer @efo 1ft l6laesnoe Qrtifrl. /.
mir, pa mir nur fir gaar t~nufen, an DEN siIio;
lten 9reiicn o~srfaufcr t6nnen.
Gas Gsfen rsr 6Guler, lcnie 8e1a-aturen
lscrr @rt pernrn idneQ. sui mr. 81 toa teIorot.
hrf.hn1+ -, ~.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
Eaaerbier SaInn.

No. 10 Wninltr., SwilCteu Der a.. unb is. ctr
.u1lsrsn. 6reunosn uno Dem ~seehrren Du6!ifum made,
mir biernit ole %sr9e5ene @n;etae, 6dR mir an rSiorn, S SI9s
cine elegant sin9erihtsts 0a9crstcr.g Brtbitaft er6fnct b5SrS
Out9 s1 rslbbaluses 98lOltiate -Ga3sr Der bejten gScinc
uno trangltl6sr Sronoiea luO wir IN Den Stanp GcireI
cen SelIternottles neuen SOcale srpos @usac;eitnctts BE-
ten iu fnuhen. WOutbipr II SSInt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
s. @S. Qinmem,n,rn-

erHa@ or uno @olenr6rtter.
SfOnrltrose, swiihen Der 5. uno 6.
Wtelntn 6rennpen uno Dem seebrten Vublitun
Die NnSeiat, GAP iii an cbiae n QlaBe einsn liz.
'en' unO Sewelierp-S Store er0Tnet SAFE, wpIelbn
40 cine aroee auewabI Der 9ei6madpoulen in
otelsS @elbaTt sinlhioaence Nrtfel fibre. peren
quite adrantIr unr ~ptei:lbeR u auEerorpentIih
bi1iaen 9rtiisn o%erfau1e.
8eparaturen ieOsr Art weroen Itnel unp fiji
Ii0f SeiDrgt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

N4eln Weln! u beInweln!
llniern 6reuncen, lonie Dem oeutIben Vubn.
FUN uterbaupt, erlaubsn mir uus auf unIer rsih.
9dlti9eS unp woblGfcrtirtss Eager ecbter Nbfin-
reine aufmcrtiam ,u MAIDEN. gGir Der aufrn
DtelsIbsn biGis unO 9arantiren fir bic Gdtbeit
elmer iepen Sorte.
@a%utbtera Q(atfr,
Nr. rs MainsC tragr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Oeutlhe
N etaurattun unO &0ffez Salon
am 6uBt oes .,9teurn Marftts."
Interittbntter erlGubs It'd Die IufnerfIlmfcit pes bieds e,
9eutlbeu 9ubHtIn5 INT lu1emcincn, lppie .Irinrr G;nnnsr
I'M Stlpnosren, auf feline $3.50 ~
Nsue, verbelerte Helfdurattcn'
1ufmertiani ~ NIL ben. pt' no g Yst fsiu.m g,T,t,r ,,6.
EIte,i 9t %9trlaisn mlrosa ut. 3ebta elmer autcn SdIe SS6
M ltete eul ocril9tb;r lBciu bci @las cher GI,Ghr fr,riis
9I99rren, ei9eroter Mo ale SOrttn 0iaueure an b,brrr
Soluble unc Guf m flame 9,bieuuna Ip,rS ,II,ciid,rrt
= &s- Heilenet uno SoarbcrS finScr ttueS outrn 5i,h
frsunblt4e 3inin:r uno rCinItbc 9clten. ~ N'"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Jtetlle Glts tinpcrtirtc
SSSeine, Siqmpr@ uuS &iaarrem.
Die Inter! idneten baben Elm GUnpasnt;- @elW&tt cr6Hnct
inter Der Strma "
M'KEEVER & BROKEN,
unp ,prrreu in ibrcm Sture. 90. 4 GrAanoe
6Ctel, YearI Str, Nlbmonp, Go..
fur biz 6Ul9s elm tets rci6baGtiseS Qaacr fabrcn srn i'm.
pcrtirteu uno lnIalollttu "
Wsiasn, Hiqrprs UNI Gigarren,
SUnppn NVrter, Scutd 2le,
Snrrinra II. |. ~,
auf ipel@c @rttfeI ccIsIben bic &utmerfIlmfeit ibrtr Trr,nhr
uno peS 9etbrten 9ubIItamS b~in;Npti:n li6 erlmlbtr Hrr,.
lelben aber oub Sa9Iclb ole Scridrruna aebrub. nnG i,Nrr
bel ms 9et0ufte arttteI els 6ht garan.trt mcrbrr fSnpr NM
HAD jteem &beiIe Der Stoct frci ts 6auS acliritrt mjrp,
@ler. @ic&ceper,
GhaS. u Sriden.
Ns~ Or. Srtden erlau6t itb ieiner Trcanoen II,
@n;a9e 81 MAIDEN, cB CT oaS iitacg pWn ibm b]etricbfnC
6eucr- uno HebenSsS crlttern95-vSrihd fortIceen wirr
Set,e Stltce bettnbet lt3 jeBt in btm Store btr 6rrrn
Meterser II. Sriden.
VA Serltterun9en oltsr Art unb in ecn ttuer
@eieulAaien Weroen btlt9it oaieblt n9casraerpmmcn.
GseGeR Serii4erGnS (5niuranctj :penpt man i'd an
Or. 8rtdtH,
Nc. 4 Grtanae 6ptel, 0car(nr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

@trt9Idaftss9 luSctqe.
Wetncn 5reuuoen nnp Setanntsn, ippte Dem
Ielammten 9ubItfum Die eygeteue Qn,ciae, boG
tp an Der. @dt Der 8. II. 9ruapIrtet eincu
agerbiers g ulpou
%erttnet babe Hno Idpe hermit ale mciue Qoups.
leute IreuHOitAf gum Selu9 b~er1elbrn Elm.
u. VI. myers,
We Der 8. unp 8ruaoltr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
Sir0ia5Q @ifae,

Gtne neue6 abrit. unb 6onnA
9tabt am 6aen SON 0prEnff
Dem eentrallten INN bciten Sfebofrp rrr ~,
@m Serrtn'gun9spunfte Ser erpF II wcltli+er Mcre,rt -.
StHrSeHrs.G uenbabp uRb oar sroFen IurIiE. ~ I"Ts uHV
dno Sconofes @;lenbabn, lprje cts 0rrbsG ,Tr,;s SE"GGatp~
lole ann ote 9pcldpc0tc uno 9lbcmorls Tonnfs4 Ssp.nH"
- 0ut oeF &tnneulctc biiee berrliten .6ofr, : r''l. Ha"Ie,
Gi0BIe Nog9 -Sarb ser Scrin slrn Staaf,n iH G ~S nv pF
Nttr 9rUnoen MIR unire rCUe 6abrifs mis- S,,h w. =
nII etner olet 9letlen langcn 6afenjrrrt, nsrsn otS. G;ttupt
- eiden III Nmtrita ntht ME er frb,t 9 10 -s SSS .plte
otle@ uno 8rteaelht4e, nit GinlhIuR Ner GiTSs.t re- %Mhr
t6hRtn 90 unirrtm Starf1rmEpc ppI orIoS,n ~ S"i''N,
Tohren. 9aa Hlno lit bon ecleacn. mil o,,f,,, 80; m~ w
mo luBem ASoNtr far 6abrif,mefe reitIrh ssrfsI"n unt
= ma ut mllee. Selunb un0 ertrlIhfnb. 9U,s So IVY
il'rrCm St4tt9ebtete etnen Sori:I ssaen be qoos" Smot
Wrltter Stdotc. ''s'" :" SUSe aaoertr
Inn Die Staet lhdea oufIubaucu, Ionen bic sr,,sr oooo
5'n?!aec euBsrli btltig aUf Suyiripien perforft -" srA y w
oU te 40 SolIara, le mad Gage uno NuSnobI ,o6iIE MS 81 81
, GOiar5 pr Wun0t. '"""p' 6aP'0ar NIT
Der sr0Fte GhciI Ter reinn girnab ne rpn ,ur @,r,,....
SHNE,fen uHo GIN onoerer She'll CUR anlaqs Der stroeegS WI y
p0t1t merCcn. O''"PeH per"
gt1s e%GnpoGnts sur guiamn2 sOu 5qsatn in s,iroiri,
IncOrv pIirt WOr6eH. ''' 'SVleBIl1
Die AuNfnbruna BAT Idon 6~eapnuer
Gte erlt1n &beilnebmer ba6sn Die orSst.u
ScrtbeiIe. e'"BleH
Sur GftbetiunA jeber ndb;ren Gusfuuft S2,.
pom &uteH mo @anpblcts, iOmie ;Vr Grafe TtHVastPHns
. ertiTi 9tsn uno @rbetuu9 Der m%CnGtlihfn S3 rihrGsaH q Soa
""''t'"4"'e 0'''u' .. q. Strtdt vi
20. 3 YGin : Stas,.
81 mt fur Ri6monS''
on
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
Se~fonnt:nnc d

Nsmr' |olrrinA2Oue hnC saBertirr. gEirtbid,ait.
Crr l%tnterifr tntte tlt IN Der l7ten Struss
penn DildSmnrtt Jc9enneer. elm neuee Snad- u
S~'drcm9. ~l1ams erGHnrT, cae er feiren Srruu
&C" une Dem putlttn'a ih Nasensincn bcltenc
emrieplt.
in Dem 8arrpcm sieIrS neu einasri6tetcn
9dnles iine trts @rtrdnte aGer Nrt emo telser
Sudlttat gu baten. tsiUnberS r~mpfeai: aber elm
@las sutcS eassr.@tet
u. Oiocnut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Sparpcrs Spdrpere!
Ourb uebernabmc bcs an mciu 0ptal an,
9rsnienren serdumisen g8Ubn6aulcs BIN i'd in
Den Stanb serbt, eIner peitereu @u,abG Boar.
pere bsqu-me ;3immer einri6ten gu t6unsn.
5tcrnuf Tsflettirenpe bite Id ,lstalo BEL mir
o0rSulprs6en. s. @arrbaufsn, Qat.
(Nm gieuen Wnrft.l
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
MONTICELLO HOTEL
@impu SteiEGeiu.

Yte. 165 Srpap-, ,wuden Der 6. unp I. Gtross
Dem eurtrsiienoen 9ubtifum pirS SirI,s nu ,uorritte,,
5ptcl Seltens tmpfoa'e en-. Die 28rtbItaft 6eIItlbsn if NIT ben
ocT,a9ltdlten @eirintsR aaeaeitare:. 5Onitise grfrfdunosn
9no oeIttatsllen Deg Varttes ltno i~eOccit gu ba6e1. Sc!
6essaS empfUblen. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
SSelIe @irtbfd)uft
uup

l y IT,
Dem 9ubIttum Die ersebenfe Qn,ciae, oos Der
unter3st6nfte in leinem DauIe am Nllen NSorft
Dem GtIbmortt 9eSeEubcr, cine gGirtbItoft uchit
ta9ertirr.S alon errittet bat, puieIblt or It.
treuen miro, leine 6reunpe unp ras Vuslifum i'm
Nu9emetnen NIT Den belten OttranFen kepieurr
tH wen NIorrnce WIner
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Sd9er=@Dmpagmte!
Den YfIt9!iecern 5ur Nabritbt, pag ieeen
DpmncritnA Nbenps s ubr, rsaclmaRiae @rer.
oer>llebun9en in Der Mtilitarp 01Q" itartinpet
Seoen ssBten Gonnerltau9 i'm 0lpnot
lnrst pie monatIi@e Srriammluas NJ Qosals
orS 6errn S4np ltltt.
bn1rmepcr, Urt. Sera.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
N:ue gEeinitnhrI

- EFEWN ~NNNNTWVT
Wtstrer 5rcunoen uRo benz pcirlit btno;n 9ubliftm -Sie
er9epcitlfe arist9c, odB Id ncben uetnem lBboleioIe y8cin-
uno Gtaupr' St@eft cine l%Reiultube crcfnet babe, in Der ib
mttls 9teprtrn Sltnocn nit BtiTen jercr Dirt unb tefcr
2uollot bct 6lalne wte glne, .iuwie nit I~unltiseu Grfri-
lp"'S'' ptplsEel meroe. S0cpb.Etpp5,
Np. 1874 Yjrpaos Srase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Der urterScihnete ~cmpfsblt b6fIihIt lcinsu
6rsunoen uno Dem Yublitum lcin aueacccbutes
frtlh angsie9tes Eager bon 2iqurrren urp 81.
9arrer, ptrrtt imp"rtirte fran;Gflhc 8otbs urp
Wets' Wetne, Gbamt lgncr, WaIaau, Sberre unD
Mfaoetra Wcine, aler Nrten Sranntweine, Q8bte-
ttp'e, bolhno. Sin, Hum anp elm q aIcrtirtes
Eager pom Sdoana uuo e%tn6cimildeu Giaarrer.
pauptiahlib oter e~mpftcblt er alien 9letba6ern
orS puren p%cutIden NcbCnIaftcs Ieilen ahten
Nhctnpeta, ;u babeu bel aIcn Sudntit1tcn unb
tIliaen NrcileH.
@u& d&ten etmturaers unO @&wttpr,SaIe,
Sarpinee II. {. +. -
NehteS Sclttrlcr- gSaler.
Aue Sefelun9tn mersen nit Oant cmrfanoen
unc aufS puuftliblte aus9tiatrt. g4teccrperfSuz
fern %oertaufe i6 III Orn t%tural}en Yrcilen.
g. Gu9scmbeimer'
supporter pom rFutlhen II. frani0bi&rn 9pcincn
unp Sranpics.
Havana * Domestic Cigars,
III. LIS 6rantltnlt., jpil6ru Der Ii. II. H..
nIbe 0uucrnGrfr.
Oae oeltl3t Yubittunt, inebcipnNryc ats. 0ieScryc.faufer
mn rte 5errtn SStrtbc, werben ani ettics nru crr,tb Ictr
2Stplel1le. gCihdtt duimerflam 9cmadt unb erlIltt. n, hnrkif
prCtSmtretsci 91aorcn biclce ntucn GtatIiIi mrrts m nsrin.
hen, tbe nc IN nnperer biciiecn poCr nTrptihcu SllTicrr ihrr
gintluIe Ldi.adeR. nntcr &nberen Ycrbrncu iplscnCe Nrtitl
''l'nNN' w t'p"pu' uHV ptESpr9tppSen gu WerocIl:
6ranjolihe Sranntee unO Jipttprtne,
@bampdgnrt IaG. Sprtcnl,
8Heins unp OtOl;I 9Rrine.
Nae Scrleu 9RbiStcp, Sin,
Dead rnp &pplruSranbY.
Nle Sortcn Siqr,urr (GprriaIS), ais: &iimmeI
Nnis, &tipntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Aae SUrten 6npana -nr Oomcltic GLARS IN
ieeem 9reilr, VYuhburg &auta6af, ale Sprteu
5tauhtabaf, Suroines &c. &c.
Lint Treuuolttrn 3sipruh .. @n,orrbrirer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Weis- und Lager Bier Brauerei.
Die unter3eitueten iirp isst in Dem @taul
9'isst, Die bcrren Sirtbeunp pae gecbrte Qabf
tum NIT 9Ssies unp 0aasrttrr cianer 6atritatio,
lu Den %etuisltrn 9rctien tspienen gu f6unrn.
A)rcrsS per JAP rper Oubeno bitten mir tei
9rn. SteinIein abjugsbrn.
:. Sibcr II. Gpmp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14

Gtrise quite Soarpers,
tnren i'm gtetrsN arfet 9otsl Der unterseibnetsn
treuneithe 3immsr Ino auten 8caro.
Stabclbpfer II. 6dusfer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-14
Sin9er'S
nab- maGb

Que 9roEe uno INNER nebr
'tetstnee YrpuI0ritdt son
S'naer's N%dbmafGtnrH
lC'pobL bier Gls in europa, III
ete bette Gmplebuus fur ocy, n
SHprrl'ritai ut ! alts anbercn
ecrartl9cn MalGtdcn. Nabmc.
lMln'n .en en- fretlih aud bill.
lllcr lttauft ntrSrn "a ~ ID.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
PRICE, TWO CINTS.
Garibaldi at Salerno.

" AS the day dec ined, the crowd gathered
more lhckly on the terrace which runs along
the shore in front of Seerno. New detach
ments of tumutuary national guards poured
in from the neighborhood, armed with guns
OF all sorts and sizes, and without any pre-
tense to uniformity in dress. A strong wind
was blowing from the west, and clouds o!
dust swept along the GRACE SO that thought
if the General delay ed his entry much longer,
we should have no sight left to soc him with
al. The sun went down, and left the hills,
purple against the clear orange and rose OF
the sky. Still he came hot. By and by
men set out to meet him with bundles Of tor
ches ready TO lighting and househo dcrs pre-
pare.l 70 illuminate their windows. Bands
of music paradel the town, and TIE crowd
kept up running hle OF meas to pass the
time. At last at about ha'i' past seven,
loud and more continuous eer was heard;
two or three carriages drove in, surrounded
with people wavi G torches. 1t Was at last
he AS he stopped at the door OF tn, lnten-
de Ia, the national guard closed IN to keep
off the crowd, and escorted him up the stair.
case.
IA lew u|LutCH d'tCA hO opPS"iSA Nv eA>
balcony, while some one next him he'd
moderator lamp so to throw the light full
on his tace. He stood bare headed tanning
himself with his black ~idc-awake, and look
ing like anything but the freebooter that be
is. He has the most benign expression of
couu,enance aud his partial badness and
lo.g beard give him even venerable look.
He might serve as IA model tor the portrait Of
the most benevolent OF ancient phlIosop ers,
y hoover that may have 'cen. Long at er
be had retired, the crowd continued to cheer
; disturbcdly as the old stage direction says.
In = ,i.tc while ali the town was Lighted up.
Nothinu cou.aA be more beautiful than the
lines of light spreading along the steep slopes
of the hills and flashing i'll the streams be-
low. BY and by the moon rose and touched
with cold greenish light the rocky sumuI'ts OF
the hills. converts and castles, and white VII
las in the slope, bright enough to distinguish
the grey rows of olives above from the tAcket
of lemon and fig trees below, and at last
blending with the ruddy splendour that shone
upon town a beach and sea- Vacation.
Tourists and Not, S OF 1raaels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
What Makes a Man.

A man never knows what he is capable of
until he has tried his powers. There seem
to be no bounds to human capacity Insight
epc,gy, and will, produce astonishing results.
How often modest talent, driven by clrcum-
stances to undertake some formidable work,
has felt it's own uutried and hitherto uucon-
scious power rising up to grapple and to mas
ter. a, d afterward stood amazed at its own
unexpected success.
Those circumstances, those people, enemies,
friends, tina: provone us to any noble u"der-
taking, arc our greatest benefactors. Oppo-
stion and persecution do more for man
than any seemi. ely good fortune. The sneers
OF critics develop the latent fire OF the young
poet. The anathemas Of the angry church
iufame the zeal of the reformer. Tyranny,
threats, tagos, torture, raise up heroes and
martyrs, who mi ght otherwise have slept away
slothtul and thoughtful lives, never dreaming
what splendid acts and words lay buried in
their bosoms. And who knows but the wrongs
of society are permitted, because of tae fine
gold which is beaten out of the crude ore OF
humanity?
Here is the truth worth considering. Are
you in poverty? Have you suffered wrong ?
d. circumstances oppose you Are you
beset by enemies? Now is your time
Never lie there depressed aud melancholy.
Spend 10 more time idle, whining. Up like
u lion Make no co'spain', but if difficult
ty fight ou roar your defiance. You arc
at school, this is your necessary discipline
poverty and pain are your masters use the
powers God has given you, and you shall
be master at last Fear of failure is the most
fruitful cause OF failure. Stand firm aud
you will not fail What seems failure at
first is discipline. Accept the lesson
trust the grand result up and up again
strike and strike again, and you shall always
gain, whatever the fortune OF to-day's Or to-
morrow's battle.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

not any more than cleared away before he was
prisoner, and his house ia very beautiful one
by the way) was in flames. The man proved 10
be Lieut. Whiting, Adjutanl of rebc' regiment.
We took five other prisoners, about forty bril-
dies, thirty knives, and host of other thlng''
I am 80 tired | cannot write much more. There
were wounded and killed about forty on our
side: we must have killed seventy five or one
hundred of their men. The entrenchment was
completely surrounded by trees and bus1 es' ex,
cep, on the side where we were firing The man
we cannot find is John Buxton. We were re
pulsed for the want of men and artillery oOOo
men not covered against 5000 entrenchtd, with
fifteen pieces of cannon, is most too much.
Your obedient son,
CHAS. A. WEBB.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

GIVE ME JEsUs.-Am l young? Does
my blood course rapidly in my veins e? Are
all l'fe's charms, and pleasures. and varities
before my vision9 If so, give me jesus
How superIarively beautiful IS youthful plety
Am q middle. ged, and the head OF fam
lily? Give me Jesus. Surely | need him to
assist me IN setting an example before my
children. Without him cannot tain them
up in the way they s'ould go. Am [ old?
Do hoary hairs cover my head Am | cer-
tain cannot sojouru long in this vale of tears.
Oh, give ME Jesus =! Yes, [ want him for
constant companion. The friends Of my
youth are dead and gone 0 Jesus, stand by
me new My feet are totterins on tho brink
of the river of death. Jesus, stay and sup
port me: accompany me to the other side :
help me safely to my fathers house. Rich
or poor, loved or hated, sick or well, learned
or ignorant, give me Jesus. In the Eastern
city, on the Western praries, give me Jesus.
At all times, in all places, give me Jesus.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

CoULp | KEEP THE Coon News PA
New Zealand girl was brought over to Egg
land to be educated. She became a true
Christian. When she was about to return,
some of her playmates endeavored to dlssuade
her. They said I: Why go back to New
Zealand You are accustomed to England
now. You love its shady lanes and clover
fields. 1t suits your health. Besides you
may be shipwrecked on the ocean. You may
be killed and eaten by your own people
every body will have forgotten yoY. What.
she said, do you think that | could keep
the Good News to my self Do you think
that I could be content with having got par
don and peace and eternal life for myself,
and not 90 and tell my dear father and moth.
er how they may get it too ? lwould go If
had 10 swim there
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
THE HEARTS PRAYER.---LitteJ Jamie, as

THE HEARTS PRAYEE.---Little jamie, as
soon as he could lisp the words, Our Fa-
ther," had been taught that words were not
prayer unless the heart rose with them.
One day he received, as present, beautl-
ful little stove. neatly furnished and ready
for use. His thoughts We're so absorbed, and
his little heart so full of Joy that the hour
of rest quickly came. When prepared to
retire, that pretty little stove left no room In
his heart for the prayer which his mother
wished him to repeat, and he refused. When
urged he was still unwilling. Yes said
lis mother, you will certainly says your
prayers =, aG muzzer,' SAID he, don {
lot me say prayers to night, feel just as
though should say, Our stove which are in
heaven
A few months after this little jamie slept
to wake no more in this world of trlh'ng Joys
and now, we trust, is singing the SaVlours'
love with IN undivided heart Eramtne''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

GENERAL SCoTT-In q lecture delivered
quarter Of a ceutury ago, by the late Dr.
Claiming, occurs the following language III
regard to General Scott
To this distinguished man belongs the
rare honor Of uniting with military energy
and daring the spirit of philonthropis'.
His exploits in the field, which placed him
in the front rank of our soldiers, have been
obscured by the purer and more lasting 8 Tory
of pacl6cator, and of friend OF mank ind.
In the whole Intercourse of civilized wi h
barbarous or half-civilized communities, we
doubt whether brighter page can be found
than that which records his agency in remo'
wing the cherokees. As far as the wrongs
done to this race can be atoncd G neral
Scots has made the expiation. In his recent
mission to tho disturbed borders OF our
country he has succeeded not so much by pol
;c,. as by the nob!cncss and generosity OF
h;s cha rar,.er, by mo al influences, by the
earnest conviction with which he has e"ior-
ced on all with whom ne had to DO the obi,
cations Of patriotism, ji'stice, humanity, aoo
religion, It would not be easy to find man
among US who has won purer fame and
am happy TO offer this tribpte, because l
would do something, no matter how little, TO
hasten she time when the spirit of CHRISTIAN
humanity shall be accounted an essential at
tribute and the bri ghtest ornament In pub
lie man