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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
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gte'nen 6reuaosn uuS Dem scebrten gptIitum bic sros-
Ptalls SmeiSe, fde Heine M 9tpoolrafe nshe Der lfen
tetph9 perleben n. unp bas aud lpnltise Grfrif6unseu in
eeGtr Aualuat itstS S~prr6tbi9 fne. Snosm t6 Suui Sc
uNe ~eerlelbcn treunolihlt einlaoe. periprtte i'd Surh quite
Sftrante unr oufpsrtGonte SeSienune mir eas %p6lrppuen
melner sesbrten @6lfe gu ~erperken. Gepra 9ernet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
Heutihe

Geutitbe
VI taurotton unp Safe Suton
I'm 6use pce ~,,9feWcn MGrttee."
ltnLerNteuttsr erlar6t it5 Ole alufueytiamiett bee bieteen
ocuti6en @ub,jtunto I'M AggeIneiuen, Ipwis fsiner O6nner
INT Selrrpcren, auf lciNe
NrIe, pcrtelsrtt 9ielduratiou
lufmcrfIont ~ naGeu, ii" np6 rpn feinem Stluner un6e-
Ut iiet5 ein Sor;leti4er Bein sci 9las o6er 8ltldr. Tcmte
SiSagrcn, SLgcrtier uno ale Sprttn 0ioueure ~ sabtn.
Stnellc unp 0ufnCrtianc S,cjeuuu9 piro suget5ert.
NJ 8etlsnce rnr ScarecrS ftnben rnea 9uttn 8il@,
Irtunolibe Simmer uno rcinlibe Set!tn.
Sptn Ratrboufen, Mgt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
ESE @peben srhnIten

BE@ ScOfben erhdlten!
Der nntcrsetdnets madt tiermit Ieinen frelnbeu unb
benz 9ublitlm ~lber9aupi btfannt, bo6
&btem II. Srap&S SpIs>S6ube
ensIt9 a%nsttemmen inb. SO it Mot nCt6menSia, bieIeI>
Ban etr inttter 81 %enlpfsbIe1, inbtm biz @tbr;ab[ Der
0ettihen Die ScrtbeiIe unb Dauerbaftiatett bieier SGube
fninen. Dte'slben itnb 3u. benz biGisen @rtis BON s., 100
Bis Su $3.50 i'll babfn in
e 9t~Rnemdnu'S Stprt.
Sri. ISL 9rpobfra6e.
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neuct Drs9roOe. 8lttocr- uno S&ub, Stgrc,
Srraofr., ,pifHrn Der 2. II. 3. Strose,
III nit ettsn' rei&et @huriimert altr in sinem b%srurtjoen
@cfbGft 9sfu6en Grttteln perfe6en. bic nd, ourn Gutc lh6
8iGiefsit ausieidnen.
g~fantntlib erloubtt llptcyWidNcic Ouf ftju Q3oer
Sdtub> snb StjeftI~3aeer dufmcrflam III naden.
rf 9sf. Srairag rueintr s6sare unb ireunbliter 3uiprud
bite: 81. 8. SbIpE,
9rpoeitr., spiihcn Ger 2. II. 8
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14

Die nntsreIdneten IeHfen bic @Hfmerf1amseit BON gBie.
oerpsrtantern aaf ibr Eager BON 0r6reries, grosiToner
Diell, Gisarren, &eafatat unb iOnfise @rtitsl, Bic aep6bn.
lLb IN etnem %orrart9sT gB5oeiale-geIh6ft 0efubrt iperben.
%g'elOnotrS m16tH tic apf ibr reibes 9Seius uno Qiaueur
Wager lufTetfiam. Ollie bieie g1aaren ipurben ouf n6roli,
fen gfarften uno meiitsn6 fur Saar eetauft, ptB6alS MIR
an pmftIit& 9tSa5Ier u auFerlf biaisen @rsiien %pcrfauftn
t1nren. : Die Scn uns ais a t 9drantirten Srarbies unb
21eine itnb st9ens SApurt0iOr. unD mebcr esmif6t. NOD
mi! Suiaben iAaeliter StoTt %perlc6en, ME SieIss Sci Der
int Norben NetauTen 2Baortn nur III oft Der san III. DER
berubnte LIB, Walare's 9ure Npuntain Dem" QBkisfo,
non Den, mir bic ein3i9en gsrFiuftr fno, ipirb IN @cboli
mo G9ate Srt fsinem innerbnlb Der Ser. Staeten aebronn.
ten Q8hiSin ubertrcftn. ~
ilnitr Wager beltebt auBerberf nod aus:
lOOO Oap erire unc fuperine RebI, unter Senen Die ppr
Satera 9%eudtsn Sorten; Stem ErIeana, @crtu Ricp unb
euRd 9ater rne 9lOluisS; 500 Sos Gut 2Oaf, Grulber.
&omoereo mo HGfces 3ufer; loo Siiten Ghte; soc .Riifep
5tlrt nne Giatrr; SO. 1 unb SD.3 Yeaderel unb 66rinoe !;
IIIlDt CUTE Sol ben Sut!er. ron Der mir fpShentli6 Senorn
gen 'ypoiien Gare, Sascn Shes, SanS, SbvuloerS unr
grealLe' SaId Starfe, Beat $oHoer, Qemablcnsn Same
dao $Te1er; Seinen, Seen, Elmer, unD ale Die lonftIoep
srttEel, Die IN sin:r SrOtsrp ~esS6bnlis rerlanat wsrDrR.
6erner DM. 8alse's 1HTe - ountain DcS 8bisfs
RLsaralon's, 8usealUpiu SIOke, Sncnoas &caVnaabsIs
Mne Neettfse Bstsfp 20 Sas fraua0fIsen BRANDS, Sort
Naoetra, Sbsrrp, 2laret uRb @baMpaan 0tiu GiSsr
s'A&on SraNAp, Gin, RuN, zyple SraEcp une ali. Rrtsr
%%~Ts, Su. @sIIate II. SAae ]
@& Der l4GA E& 6@y@
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Reme gssirthEAaft.

Die tltbIe mo brlucm etnoerjbtcte 8utb1SSft bee I'M
terseibnttcn ~cnpeb!t berlcbe ltiurn SrcunR,n uuo oem
stdmm!ea 9ubIfum init Der Srri9cung, oas er MIR bic
sSeltea eptEtiuoltn, Sssrbisr uno lrSluS, grfril6un9en
fisrt, I'm frtuSeIi4eu 3ulpruS bittst
Sotu Serbia, Net.
Srpaafr. iSi1btu 6. urp 4.
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sBm. VBaQoct S6hne.

SSWt VS0unCe SObHe,
Gde Der 14ten unb 6 ARB Strose.
Il len BIZ Iufmerflamfsit itrcr 6Ieunee. Der Serrer Stpre-
v tiers, Seltauronten, 9aesrbitr> gDirtbe, @pnfecrirrrs unS
y 'osre 6if tbr Eager pom groeers jeber Nrt, fpwie auf ibr
Va Hpr-Cdeer u%nitreittg oas 9r6Bte btr Stabt. 9elpnberS
~ l9sn ewlelhsn auf tbrtn ~auSeuetr bclicttrn ,,@. HHal.
Ia &c sure 1lruataiu Dem g%BbiStep" unb ouf ibr ,.osr
'r1 gr'tevpt ano -aSana Gisorrcn aufmerffam.
SultlbeR S~erphtpten It'd, ibre 9Saarcu ron eleiher Suo>
an ger ais iree b elm anteres SauS bieiiaer G5tabt III
"a" -: NIB psrecn I'D ouFerbem %beirtben, mae auoIt>
o. : Httt, 8,rpdfung unS SsrltneuHs auteianst, bic
W'lbe leither nttt Upr ure farften, fnt erludt, uHleren
y Internationally timer @rlfune III unterirC Zen, unb mcroen
Dr oantsef icise @tlu6e CutscsCnnebnrn unb unS rae
~'rIraRtn uns sie &inelaaft ~eeritlben gu ertrerben Iu6sn.
8m. Salloce S6bne.
$500 &bs. Smaa 8rtaRs Bacon, 10 Sis.cts III.
ptrlPr
GGnSaB Rentndp SanS, unb s 9icrcsS Do Dame, ntkN
gBm. Bauaee S5bne.
'9o Sores @an6Itt, Gaa6p. Sptrun uno AOawaHtiHt
1850 SureS Spap, SIaE, SrOps uHN Stlun
SO Sores Ssp Sort 9sfbex Gbttf"
s Etiret stiee,
4s0 SroomS une 9uGtIte
3s0 Srsi anorteh %iptS
2sO 9rOi Y1ot&tS
sse,eSO &tsarrsn, Ysri6itesns Srants, ICsbeA trbaItta
uis isS Sertaut bet g9m. @aIIaee u. Ssbk.
~ Sarreis aGIttSSTt 9ts!eS, ,ntoen erbaItsr unb ~
o3ssA WS WdIIdee Sptu.
w. lBir cHtriren gum 9trfauf fur OriYataebraud unb
eSteoereertaut IN itoer ~beliebi9tn Suanrtdt:
500 8arrele &ruiete, gOr6csreD unb Gafts>9uGs.
40 Obs. @OrtO RieO Srppn 8u6r.
so 5bes. Cuba guscOSabo WplaGtS.
100 8biS. Stem SrLsaHs uns Geras ntOlaGss.
90 SerrelS GBalaee'e Gaails Sprup.
100 SADIE 9Afee. 800 3iten Stife.
500 Siiten MSamantiue unb Sallpn GanoIes.
200 Barr l5tO. 3 fette Mafrtl. IS Sbls. SO 1 DO.
9retn 2e~, glad Gea, Ner Bacon, SamS, Netp Sbsulbers,
Sreaite, Yieets unD Sioes. Barb.
6r'lde Sutter, Cutting @bstie, eemdblenen GofTee, @feFtr,
Nlipice, Dtuitarb, Snoiso, So 9iue, Stdrt, Ssai
gSsSer, SeO &or6s, YlOip Zines, SoIi. Seirn, Gimsr,
Sietb pms, NSale S0arbs, QSrapping rnt gBritins
Yaper, @1tton &pine unb unSdbli6e on6rre @rtifcl, bic
IN elmer 8rOcsra s~ttpbbali6 eeiudt nerben.
SEQ Sb!s. I'D aII0teS @ure Rcuutatn 9eip"
Q3biSte0. nebr ais IL @pnate aIt.
100 86Is 0ti@arbiOns S!h %pt g4bisfeY, 100 Barrels DO
8insbart'S.
100 DO GLod's Slb Sse NIB gBbte gBFiSfep, 100 DO Gin.
$40 90 SnonoasO" gIeEntatn 29bisfeo, 70 DO Runi.
$50 90 &%usruIopfa gSbsfss, 200 DO 9ranSp
500 10 Common gDbiSfep, perSGitbene Sprten.
6ihe ssnnine 6renG 8rancp, Soa. Sin, StOib MGiefey,
99rt: gtonsra>, Seerre>29eln, glare. unb gbaMpa9ner.
Die fetnitsn tnprrtirtsn Gisarren iebsr art.
SDm.9 SO aiIaee S6bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
Wcep .Mnrfef 6otcl.

Ode Der G. unS gtaritaafr., 8i6mrrb, Sa.
Dit's5 qcfSmadspa ciuocrihtt. 5ptel wtyb cent reiIer-
ben 0ubliiuni beltcns c%npfcblei. Dir lnler;eibuttcn or.
Inubcn ib ;ueltib pas tictae @ubIiunf JUN &,tua pes
frsulbIihf cinsert6tttn Observation-Disclosures oisIts 5c!els
elnjulasfn, rp Die btles GeraRte ugo GrfriIbunsen itper
Nrt in retnlter Nuspabl iu bGbtn ituo.
~Holte6n9er fnocn oeitlbt f~reunplim. 9iitr1sr, quite Sect
Sno itoorfprmenos 9,citEuE9. lin reunolidsi 3uirrutb
bttter StGbelbpftr II. SGuStrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
faserbitr Salsa,

gSo. rs NStnltr., ;ipiiden Der Il. unb Is. Str.
nnlcren 8rcunocn uno. Sem secbrt;n gu6litSm uo6tx
rr b;,rntt Die crSebene gu;ei9e, boB mir an rsiscm QIokt
tine elegant stn9trtdtcte Sdectter- SSirt51taft crcf1rct bateA.
Durd ei1 retbbaltiees S8boleIdle-0o Scr btlttn gBeiut
une fr0u5bliihcF Sr0noieS ipo mir IN ben Sanb ocIest,
ben Etluher IN siCltS utHtu 2rcoIS etsas RuSerSst6netts bic
ten ~ fjuRen. &cntbitr II. pIater.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-14
@u bAs %abIifum,

Mn AA& %abItfmw.
IueS in Der WsIt mus f9pinesn,
Sluit dGein bIeibt epie erln,
tlHi ben &lnffIer %aufuRreen,
TIe max rfl Die Wslt burS
Ord be6 6iaFItrs tlsnes 8trtper,
Ter he gDelt une lid c~rftnnt,
Sci Der Stenf&teit binataskeH
Die tr feline StlSsr nenHt.
Darum tret' i'd fret un6 pFtn
Scr ba6 Shtlifum nun bin,
Sbne Saneet mill i'd hp FEM
Dae i'd bbh tptlfsmrtn Sin.
BdS bic Sunif in msiuer Spb6re
Saints mir htroorstbraht,
SIMMER biettt mir nth Die E6re,
Dae iG'566neres eeh1a6t.
3mbrptppen mad benz 0ts.x,
gDie bic 9Se!t ite ME 9eft6n,
@bttosrapten mill i6 sebsn,
Stdansnb tlsibt man fatei febn.
Rontrit uub Itbt, tuas i'd sef5afen,
@aa Gin 8tnfler liefrrn fam,
Seier Srdfte ME tri6Iafen,
SEEM Der DeIt er oienen fam.
atdUntr. Rinber, lt5nt 8r4utr,
Stthn in neither @aGeric,
8PMnt, um &c gu6 ansuI9axen,
Slaust mir, Is 9ertut @uh ute.i
5etnri6 gBolf mil Nubm errinser.
sBput CT ancerS, MIR er reid,
3ann itm b ,eler 98ur1d %eelinatn.
Ditnt sr Gu6 un0 it'd Susteih.
6eturi6 WpIf,
lsS SrOooiftaSs, sSii5en 3. uno 6.
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N. WAYS ueuer &igarrrn Sturs
$40. 236 SrcaStrase. spif&en Der 3ten u. 4teu.
Dsn scesrten @ublitum uub msiueu HreyrS,r 81, Mr..
3S.tse, baB il ar o6tsem Ylabe Gin @iearren- unS Sobafs-
SeI9att eronnst BABE unS gu ben biltSifen MarftpreiIeR I'M
9rrBen uno 3Ietnen Serfaufs. SSie6erpertdufer era BON 81.
9arren bite is meir reidts Eager elmer Wriifuna an uutsr-
ipcrftn. N.. spa
SIN 236 9arnoh1r,E.
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MhAm &nhel.

MSAm %ntei,
Ca6iol9er BON DtseaYrsar),
Q d 10
5tf Stra6e, s'pilheR SrUab uno Grace.
sMsfebtt Re sur auferttsuus aler tn bis(em &C.
isaft Scrtcmmeupen arbeiten une Teparatursn,
unr UerIprt@t prpmpte une biatse Scbicuuns.
EA- Das %nma&sn pen @tpfen;usea mira
beI:eaS stiprst.
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GeihdffssN m3etAex
SacD6 &i$%s,
Smpprteitr uKR
8~rrtaufrr
rpn
SrnnSits, 8einrn
Sin u. Gtsarren,
Nc. 1874
SrOoo. Strass,

0st unter5tthnete empfiebIt b6hidG f.infn
Srsunoen unb benz publttum ietn ousosSi r T4al
.t'lp an9eie9tes Eager Don Qiaururen nnS Gi
sorten, o,retf tnprrtirte fran,6Rfae ;gfpths nnn
@e,s'sSelne, ebamtaener, Mfalaao. SGe1r. nnS
glaostra gSe'ne. naer @rten 8ronntrsins SRt u"V
Fts9s, eOuanS. Gin, Ium unO ein q odor Ts
eager ron papana nnO ei%u6einift5en Gi,orrsa
9euStlahlt@ abr e%mpfie6tt er aqen atsShnhsr,
S w puren oeutlf.n 8stenfaftes leinsn SStS,
S.Selnptln, gu babtn bel a0e,, QuantitSt,n mr.
aNtgsn g>reiisn. 't"''" "aP
man adteE Stn6ur8'r- unN @6pei,er.sa1s.
4edptes SelterItr. gBa0sr.
aus Stneuun9tn psrpsn nit Oanf enpfonoen
~ SuIs pantdthits ans9sfibrt. NBiepergerf2m.
ttfn oertaafs i'd ia ben biuigRrn Wreifcn
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u. Sled. @ub, g. GbrfTi an.
@eu. ~. 8Ied s. 60,
g8i6tis fir Oomen

Den beutfHen Damien bic Suri6u6oe gn,einr bos a
moo cine 9rrBe SeneIng oaer in eincnt pueaeIbdfr oeiiub.
ten Nrtttcl ron Ntp SrleluS rrtolten babe, uub bas rrsir
ietnes Illoritnisnt non StlblobrsT98a ftp Der CUNT
retnsr eIten unp ncuea Ruuben crfrtuen .pire. r
@abame Spn.
SO. 55 aGoiu4t
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MarmRr= GrAefteu.

Sacpb 8tnctnt,
Mdnufacturer Don italtenilaen unS am,rtfant.
ihen MarmOr-N %tounmeutsn, 9ti6eu1sinen itpsr
art nno atfr in Dieles ~ela6ft einlslaasnS.r
@rteiteu.
NtoinItr., ipilSen Der STEM unp 6ten.
Iteire Ereu1tc nne 4~aufelcute Fns t:eunSIi&n eiuo,lon
ben, mette osryhtsiaen Nrtstters auf tAS &eIamadspAse
in ;tIieujf&cni uus dnertfanifaen Rsrmar auSeeflSrt.
in &u9enF,bein ~ resmcn una elmer Srlfurs III lnIsrptr.
ttn, spt if onserHarts ferertisc 81 Feauneen MAIDEN, &c i'd
~"berSesgi Bin, edF 10 meine 9eesrteu aHnsen chen 70 aut
lRe kiiiscr bteteren FAM, ais irsens Elm aRSier Estrit9nl
tx 9teE8er &ttst. San5 :rscteRk Sacpb Stncent.
5ute. SO ii ee II nab @trcts@aaren
INe pnttrci&nlten bakan jest s%rrrdt6is ur6 ,Yn gserfou,
retde @u5vd9t oeu Sur. Gelimere, STeat. ~ + slime
uno I'll JsoeN }Geiie nets oOgrctbig unc ptrSen aut 6pIbe ami
9eIteIln8 N]15rfertiat. lin ti1eH 8eiun bitten erstbcuit
A. Z. Moore II. Gsmp.
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? rpcto atipn
pca %o~u"ecncur5 prn Sirainten.

Der GrcfutiY>4 s@0rSc it Die Ra&rttf su eeoanoeu. Sos
&nrS @rtte, Der in rer9Gleenen aRdi wnfsr Der Mns
Hd9e ir oGlf 9ebrGdlt fpOrccn mar, SeIaYen ,ur MstepSpn
uno Saidrrstttcr vertcttrt III tnben. IuS brm G3,fanoniF ppn
g2ontSpmcf9 goprip crilpruu9en 1T NIB T6 lest ouf frcieni
Nubt ecltnett; peennlo .r btsrmtt cine 9elpbruua asn
&tn utotrt 2odalS ~btrini9en 8,tipn potr NerIpnen aus
ttse. Dit telagttn GhpS QrCe sur Saft trinoer uuS in Duo
@'efatSntB le!'tr GcNutn a%tlitfern uRe i'd 70, bere bicrnii
krrtr 1Ie @t9jl- urc @iiliair~9eb6rotl, isfpie einsn itben
8sirptncr ote'cS Staates aus, aaes auf,ut;eter, I'M, tefoo.
itn Gnc6 9rtel Nr 5dft uub sur Sroft ~ 6rineen.
e. &t3cttt inter ntetncr 6dro oe G3oussrnstr
E.@ u!tc Wtitr DEM SiegeI 6eS Stoate6 ~ Ri5,mors
- IN, - IN eprtl 1862 unS i'm soften Sabre ber
SVn.hICNps|ttg. Sptn Getbtr.
Secr9e %. Wuufpro,
&taafs>S crrrtdy.
@'rs g.ioe IN etpa IS 5aGr alt, Dsnaefar ) Nun 10 9pO
peg, gaE 9raueS paar une Barr, III ron sutein aeufrrtn
uno bat bretie $%tulttrn.
@cp. 81. s LED. @ub. 6. GbriFfon
0eU. ~. 8Ied s. Co.,
Gabritanten ron c~lortfrtcm Gibcr un6 mcieeu sDeinsGNfo
Ieteen tbreu @eiddftefreunbe Iptpie benz Qublifum Iltef-
saupt an, CAP nc nun i'm Stanbc inS, ale geicruMsen Su
lberne6n,en. q"
9ur6 beoeutenoe gpntracr nit mebrerea berf6mter
ISoeltilatsriret iine mir SueIe,6 in ben Sranb aeleet, autc
Neui1tati a~Sbtstcp'e an 0istba6er biai1 III ~rerfaufen.
Sfttce; Notultr, cine &btr u~ntctbaIb Der 90. On.
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&emrD @iaar6t,

ptVOttN, SS'i>S'auorS le. &c.
&emrD g8iRarbt,
SGttItr,
2te StraSe, Gds Der Qsiob.
RidmOn6. 9irainia.
va Tterot9efhirre uno QebrrsIrIi,r krt,er ;s6,~ o..
Ntrorn seldmadspl a~usesfubrt.
Htoer,1oter, gsaiifts &eiistNaen, ~llebcriiae fir Sufrr.
Stente Seosrar6eiten fur milt5sSg&e 3mede, Icnie ale in
oAs Saii'erStlb9lt lhla9enbe Gtrifl wtrbcn ant rnb biGiaf
~aus2efnh!t UNI bttttl Der Sbiat nm 9cRtiott Giftr6oe. :"
w. Stioneer. @nfmsyffamteit Miro Girur1ifFSa nam
o19en ius0perStt. ~"
Se''er= 'uS @arins=NFeeuraa1
Virginia Fire s. Marine Inyurancs Com
pany f,
bic elm Bona 6iSs gapitaI RON $780, 900 .befst
nnb i'm Sabre 1882 Sur& Die @sfssae6nna
"on &ir8iniea ~ein9sfrst murbt.
@erlhsNneen mcrhsn bur1 birse a[tc Gsnn..nie o.
tbeilt nEtcr Den s%unii9ien @sSiusun9en seaen Tfltrs NIB
es@nerl1aotR an &%isentbnm aler &r!, ais: SSuIeY, Men.
Del, Outer IEO 2Saarsn aaer Strt, lcpsbI in Der G5tabt
ais an& In H9nee. uH0 psrSer 6s %%t,efTtnbrn Q~rs,abIun,
gen rrOrnpt a%eleiitct.
@- Str ore Police nnS bic @ufnasme orr,u perfdsrn.
otn 8easnltdnhe toirb ni6is tere6ne,.
Sfnr: Ndinifraee ;pilhsn Ser lOten nub ilten. r,s,n
Dem @nteEteaH 90trI, RiamgHS, ga.
m:t gb. 6. GoWar5in. @rGFS.
NHt ." gS'P;S Hr>. Sccrfl GlG.I
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

A novel incident occurred on the Ken.
lucky Central Railroad day or two ago.
AS train was dashing along at the rate of
about twenty miles per hour, the engineer
discovered bull on the track, not more
than hundred yards ahead. He checked
the speed Of the train somewhat, and sound.
ed the whistle in order to scare the animal
off the track, but his bovine highness was
not to be intimidated in any such manner
He had doubtless heard the whistle often
before, and had, therefore, become familiar
with its sound The train sped on, and soon
came up to where the bull, in beligerent at
ttude, had planted himself His head was
close to the track, and he was paving tho
ground at furious rate, making the dirt fy
over his back. The cow-catchcr struck him
square between the eyes, and strange to re.
late, the animal heavy as he was, was thrown
on the top Of the boiler of the locomotive,
from which he rolled down on the side of the
road, and was left for dead, as he exhibited
no signs Of life whatever. A "soap man"
Of Covington was notified Of the casualty
and immediately repaired to the scene Of the
encounter, for the purpose of looking after
the carcass of the indscreet bull but Judge
of his surprise, when he arrived upon the
ground, to find the animal quietly grazing
in a pasture hard by, minus horn, and dis
playing palpable marks Of his unwise con-
test with the "iron horse"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

A GORILLA TALE OF BoRNEo-Somc years
ago, one of their young men was in the jun
gle, armed with sumpipan, or bowpipe and
sword. He came to the banks of a pebbly
stream, and being hot day, he thoug hit he
would have bath. He placed his arms and
clothes al the foot of the tree, and then went
into the water. Aftera time, being sufficient
ly refreshed, he was returning to dress, when
he perceived an enormous female orang out
ang standing between him and the tree. She
advanced towards him, as he stood parayzed
by surprise, and seized him by the arm, com
PEELED him to follow her to branching tree
and climb up it. When he reached her rest
ing place, consisting of boughs and branches
woven into comfortable nest, she made him
enter. There he remained some months,
jealously watched by his strange companion,
fed by her on fruits and the cabbage of the
palm, and rarely permitted to touch the earth
with his feet, but compelled to move from
tree 10 tree. This life continued some time
till the female orang-outang, becoming less
watchful, permitted the Murut more liberty
He avaied himself of it to slip down the tree
and run to the place where he had formerly
left his weapons. She, seeing his attempted
escape, followed, only to be pierced as she
approached him, by poisoned arrow.
was told il I would ascend the Padas river as
far as the mans village, | might hear the
story from his own lips as he was still alive.
Spencer st. John.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

Read continually, only reserving such time
for relaxation, and the duties of life as your;
situation may require. Don't sit with your
hands folded and mouth open, doing nothing
these are minutes which you are wasting
minutes making hours, hours making days
and weeks, and all combined are swiftly fly-
ing toward eternity. Then read read ev-
erything and anything, except low and trashy
subjects there is no branch of art or science
or Of literature from which, properly perus.
ed, you may not get some information. The
difference between the reader and the slug.
gard, who sits in the rocking chair asleep Of
an evening, is as great as the contrast be-
tween fool and a sensible person; the for
mer goes about the world, sees hears, thinks
and digcsts the results of his observation du-
ring his travels he will presently give these
reflections to the world in new and inter-
esting shape and thus make other readers.
But the sluggard is useless character and
not worth the ink to describe him. Read an
almanac if you cannot get paper; and he
must be poor indeed, as the bard singeth,
who cannot afford subscription to some
journal in this age of the world. At all events
leave no means untried to cultivate and i'm
prove the spare hours which you will have
y,
read If you are waiting somewhere on bu.
siness, take out your paper and peruse its
columns; you will soon find the advantages
of the practice. We have great reputation
as reading nation; paragraph went the
rounds OF the press some time ago, which
was intended for joke, but it was in reality
a compliment; it said that If traveller abroad
went into a room where there were number
of Americans, he would be sure to see two.
thirds Of them reading newspapers. So he
will. Go into the theatre, or the concert
room, and you will find large portion Of the
audience beguilng the tedious half hour pre-
vious to the commencement Of the festivities,
with magazine or paper. This is to their
moral advancement and benefit, always sup.
posing the mental food to be of a wholesome
nature; and the future of any people who
are readers and thinkers is just as certain to
be glorious as it is an established fact that
water finds it's level; they find them in one
way or another-in the newspaper, through
the magazine, or in the heavier essays which
require patient toll and thought to eliminate
and elaborate. Then read continue to pc.
ruse every scrap of information within your
reach there is gold everywhere. California
has not the only gold mines in the country
there are solid nuggets laid upon the shelves
of the Astor Library which all the wealth Of
the Indies is powerless, through itself, to
produce; there are stores Of information of
every kind under the sun within your reach,
that cannot perish, Time shall overwhelm
all things and render mines useless, gems of
no value. The thief may in an hour destroy
the labor Of lifetime in accumulating a for
tune, but no power short of divine one can
wrest the riches of wel-stored mind from
its possessor. Again we say-read!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19
MASONIC SPEECH OF AN INDIAN.

At Masonic banquet given in Chicago,
ILL.,, in September last, Ely s. Parker, chief
of the Six Nations, and practising lawyer
Of Galena, ILL.,, delivered speech which is
thus spoken of in an article published in the
Masonic Journal: lone speech of the ev-
ening, as also an incident attending it, de-
serves more particular attention. 1t was
of Brother Sir knight Parker, grand son of
Red Jacket, and his successor of the Six Ma
tions. lie is full breed chief, but highly
educated, and an eloquent speaker. shall
not attempt even an outline of his speech,
for, it reproduced, it should be with it's
charms Of action and utterance, which very
few white men could equal. He spoke of
himself as almost a lone remanent of what
was once noble race; of his struggles in
coming forward to manhood, and seeing his
race disappearing as the dew before the morn
ing sun. AS he found his race thus waning
away, he asked himself, Where shall find
home and sympathy when our last council
fire is extingushcd
~ said I will knock at the door of Mason
ry, and see if the white race, will recognize
me, as they have my ancestors, when we
were strong and the white man weak
knocked q. the door of the B.ue Lodge, and
found brotherhood around its altar knelt
before the great light in the chapter, and
found companionship beneath the royal arch.
entered the encampment and found valiant
sir knights willing to shield me here without
regard to race or nation. went fuIther.-
knelt at the cross of my Saviour and found
Christian brotherhood, the crowning charity
of the Masonic tie. l am most happy to
meet you IN the grand councils of the gath.
ering, and sit with you at this festive board
to share these greetings and hospitalities.
feel assured that when my glass is run out,
and shall follow the footsteps of my de-
parted race: Masonic sympathles will cluster
round my coffin and drop in my lonely grave
the evergreen acacia, sweet emblem of
better meeting. If my race shall disappear
from the continent have the consoling hope
that our memory will not perish. If the deeds
of my ancestors shall not live in story, their
memories remain in the names of your lakes
and rivers, your towns and cities and will
call up memories otherwise forgotten.