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IA YANKEE DOODLE,
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And many imIrovsmentA
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAnPAIGo ILLUSTRATED
CENTS
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A WlFE-DO you want
"A Wife ,-'f.o, sseihe for.
tIslis Of Lso'es who would not
obj-ct 10 enter into the DstIi:
MOI ial stsie-publisbsd THIS
MOHEIsG IN THE LEDGER
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NJ A d F I f L
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year b. Mr.. BApHIILD b epsrlns he
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COLORED FIRES .
Arc mn,e various and bssur's ~ tbs
10 hrssh EAbb.ttoa sry sxseut, and WI psy s'sy s
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Evsrv variety Of sun.h etsE WORKS for .se. euch -
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N1 But ask for THE
LLDGI r OF ROMANCE If
Sop vish 20 reed the great p'1e
tale Of the Wall.st. Scbsner.
Only 4 CO bis-besutiful rDsrsv.
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CLusHING Observation-Disclosures.

L CrRsiONs- SEVEN TRIPS DAILY eAes ~ss tSuu-
csys e1crr-d Bosl leaves New Ysrt pss:s oAs
.aa - ne: t ~ ,D oo -.
site ds, Sev Yoh. n. b-.elfa s.esm.r ISLAM CITY.
fush Railroad Inc savrs fussS Msrket sto foot OF Fs
70 ST. a. the sb0vr hours sGordns aue Il al eAe OF
Interest boh shores Of the Essr River lending @ an.
70 c., and are tskeS hence u.hs te, sl one
81 hs roads In he eosnty 10 m.st,. 10
Nsto.a Depot We Flushing The Whole ufp scespss
les thso hour. Fave, % csntA EAeers'n pteees AnA
os ,he A. duc~ rstss Penoss a.o rsaeh As
by he ool,D City EAfosA through Green Poass or y
ryos,irr u. 23f.t ferrv
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8urfial Notires.

r., v-~msnt On uorseback.-We shSi 10, ~ Mn
SEu EDITION Of Our IAI,s " s1nir ~
.TtUi. FaEnUST cRossiHSS ~ IaE sl.S vsLEGXSTLY
gn,sx CoiEs At 20 .ents SIC Per 100 Clubs aud
d, sieis supplied -. r-...,-. ..,, h, mail an re-
Id of POSTAGE stamps Coofed copies, ~ ssASnps.
ssT'' BAkER GOODWIN, Printers
Tribune BaldinsA
PRINTING Of every description for poincd meotiasa
Brchnpan-Frsment-F tllmorc.-M parties n'e''
ereo the -n
ELECTION OF THE ABOVE,
viii IL every facility III the way OF
PREssEr STEAM, MEN, TYPE, &c.
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corner Of Centre and Whitess
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N1IW jersey R1ILROAD-FOURTH Of

NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-kOUkih Oh
~ JULY NEw YORK ssd PHIL ABE fHtA@Ex-
suor Tsk,n vi bs sd the Sd :Od sa Of yny 10. ph..
DE- p.,s rooc 20 before the 7h Tcksn WI ne
% he "a Tor tbs u !. .od m ,,sn. 49, 90
PrsTeiph On ne 9TH IN the and and on the $40 s,h
sid 7h Ia cry trsss. re - erssesd ssccuino
ops sv.p all he regular sF.ins and xeuon Tsks soid
on The lh 5h for any place The o, h
soi. RsIosds before Monday the I -
o~s between N.wsk an New York 10Th wsy. 20 sen's
kissbs Nsw. YVrh, both wsys ceStsi 9sb~s, ana
N.v.Ysi bcth vsys, een's, New n'snswkk ana Neg.
Yo bth ways 81 Yas MDss0ps sd Now ork boh vays,
81 as; Est Ah aops ard Ssw.,k hsh .sys Ell Eat MIL:
stoss and ssbssh. both wsys 10 eenfsi East Misos
sbw both IS eebts kxcuron tickets vii $3.50 %
sold between New Brunswick sLd sst Nil yoDe, Of hose
rsroDs for half the r.lulsr fire. the 4th Of JAY N-w
Burs~ iek Excursion Tickets sood ior eta either Ia
the PtuseeIhis The above days Excuno Tckss
20 0, y a The ns'ias who're uec An Exirs frsn ell
le. 70 Nswsik the AID 5ib july, s,7 p Leave
New York p An rxus Train tbs evslDt Of the
<th-e.ves Nov Bra swick .t'op m. R.hwsy 10 " p IN,
Elizabeth 10 IS 2 NJ. so Nswuh u M for NsyY,s' re-
EhsaS.th IL 20 ed R.hvsy 70 y p N fr New sru4s
wsh New Brurswiek and MlltoDe RslrosdAn Esua tain
sl also leave East hbsope E1 Nav aiunswteh u me
psst take The Phil aud Essrs Trs,s
York and svbs opportunity wsh'nS 70
de grand ds lay Of fire Works 81 Now asussvch,
sLd return q ~ 81 10 Esst Milst0ne.
j. W. WOOD ,U'P Ass. supt n. r. =
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THE Presses are print
i ins THE LEDGER OF
ROMANCE light and day.
aiers must exercise u lirtle
tati,i &c, ss the orders received
tor this b. sut.fpl Paper were
lager than hIy ever given fu
The frat nbn.ber q en-, paper
extspt Have petieDce-hase
fanepce
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CIR WORKS! FIREW KS!
fhs s1bses'bsn prepared nSab ~ astIslss h -
EOURIH OF JULY. - HUDSON RIVER
II kAfLkOAD.


Corn.c ors made ekskn BY Ssss e LA1s Nsh'.
p.c u sTrso Cold Spi By fey ~sss eyn'i %
Fbbkni, b, terry, TO Eewburshj kninseees ~fy, =
Ki,ron and Rondopt; at Tvoli BY terry 20 ssssses
Hud,cp with udsvL and Bostot karoAd % lebanon srs
at Albany with tars fer shalo, fissafs As ana
date places ct Troy vrh eornectl fsifoeSs 70 sss,
lsle Geoise al d the Neeh ,.,, -,
, or A. the sp nss ard ava ting Tho best and eoetsoa
tie ,he Fourh be eos.s. sns o. -, a'S 60,
Ps.pss cen leave city late hosr On do ID ins ssd
r,,urn n Mo- day ty tie resu AZ trans
FIeuisior 7kists can sni, DO Proernea ''~''" '"s
sletst. s'sons ....,,.
iour Of arturo advertisement ard line t.e e.
Ntw.losk Jul, 2. 1865. =. Snifu, SeRh
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- Il AM FOUk1 Of JULY
" IUuLlC SCHOOL cELLBK.TION.-TNe ,spss end
Friends Of Puo,ic Schools kos 10 Nd n, Bro sy. nss
wisr .Arrrh) viii esl,brs," the d.S 81 -aafe o,S Az.
sens up.s aid se-ec BY obrs ed cha scts ofosLa
the osy evenrs Refrcsm VIII be ceo Ned ~ eofml
en- tfe 4b I'll rir the 5h- Admissssn to he ground
eei -; dsen half price. = -
GRAND Excl RSION Oh the FOURrH Of
u July ~ NrwBuruh end WEST POtNr, lsndIs q
70 ters s,t,i 70 Doth. Fs y Tsryt sn. N'a,s cssa
.i.rs 3 sss:m., MsTAkURA, C.Os ". Perry, VIII ls.vs
Js,st ,isI =; srrins. 7:2 smns:' hs,a !.
p H. Be- OF hu.'e vii seem any "s 20 y n-IHs
a N Ny.en, Tanytewn, t:Sj d Ibis teny e,DL 6as-
ii, 70 55o foksp re-. Rctor Ing leave per isst - y.y
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il BEDROOM and KITCHEN, oesraoe s,srmcs,s TO pei.
tired Of boarding, st reduce. pesA Apply s No. ~
Woos ~ -, ~ 76ty,
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L'OR SALF-A PLACE Of about n seres 4
ssres wosd balance rich land la sod 6.sy sit l.et
the rad Elsss>'b a Iss oa Rxfoad Depot ct S-v
nh Good Hosss spS Out bsdipss Alec smail hons. tor
6rner kDds Of Rsuii a,urdAnce and 8Asdsne ese
order. wa. 10 so< cAses and sssy tsrnA ASpy
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THE HISTORICAL PAIN TING OF MARIE
ANTOINBTTE," By Paul De 70 r ore, Will remain o.
GaIIPIL 4 Co, No 366 Broadway.
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Eissh Independence, now and fcr .,s ro
oo.t are requested 20 meet =, rieeehe on!anes cS
Ho,.,t AUD ,ckeIsv., on WEDNESDAY ~ %
J,Iy "A ats ocl,ck r,GpJnd 70 tbs noinnsos on NE
SaiNT AID DAYTON bad Of music s1i DC 10
..,, raj mrs viii be anion which wui 70 n9 ~
20 Lib,ty tune MUs-l.s lynn Sover:i saoi
rs, expected By order Of the CS.raso
nprtse 'ohi'
r r~.ntx.6rst Ward Republican Association meet
fb,s WINS 9, Ja) ThompsoAs hs NO. S'| straw
cts &c och
LcL.bl,can Mectiugs.Tte saose iosn Invite ne ~ ~,
4. ~. a. ,vr u,t Gee VI t1e city, 70 tnsn NE"
SN,RAYJkG vi COL fkEMONC Tney are Ioss .he tai' {
e. ,hr csnp.sp-lArse, bold and 'puited PoSFEhf OF
ever, se piiteo the shortest n.ee aud or feasoasois
s'n, INV KER GOD WIN. rnbsns Bui dins'.
she Rocky Mountain Fremont Club Of Brook
ixn- h h.Vb, Clue AZ finSlin Buildipts cor
isr O,xrse aid vultop st., will DO open EVERY EVEN
ln,i Lis we'll ping Friday Regular meeting Tor eus
res. on MIN DAY July 1856, Ut when fargo sttohd
sne. IL iuportauce will come before tne
Club T. M "bhiEN, oecfetef1 PIC een.
GENERAL sOciety of Nechanics and Tradesmon 81
tLx n, New ~ ork.-TLo kesusJ Meetirs OF the 30
esy hello SecnsAics Hail. no sIz oros Wsy Ehi
Nv sshs,dsy) EVENING, at Obe hour snsr sunset
WA. VAN NORoEN, Secretary.
q Managers Of Lyecums. institutes. and Other
ueetufe Associations. The subscriber being oesirons
OH his for pubic Lectures 70 be dev
ara by him dsns the and Winter Tequess early
spplIsstons Lom the Committees Please address
PARK BESJAMIN,
No a rb.sv corner l4sh-st., Nsw.YOrk City.
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY MOUNTAIN
ID GLE, SUMMER RETREAT Plan6eld, n 4 houS
roe Yorh by New Csn.l Hsroa1 Pier No
2Nth Pv.r Rsus airy mountai scenery warm AID cold
baths Aodr'ss A. UTTER Reference: j. p. PRALL, No
SprucS st., Stw-York
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-06-19
SCANDAL.

The Devil has wonderful psnchant for
rebuking sin. Eyes which are full of beams,
have an unaccountable clearness Of vision in
detecting notes in other eyes. Some peo-
pie are brought into the world to accomplish
a marvellous mission, and that mission is to
ferret out obliquities in others. Of course
it is not expected that these apostles have
any business with themselves; their mission
is violent, and does not admit of time to
scrutinize their own position. What profits
is it that they should pause to consider their
own peccadiloes, when the enormities Of
their neighbors loom up like mountains?
So goes the world over. Everybody minds
everybody's business, but everybody neglects
his own. What sort of a world would this
be, if we we're without each other to feed
upon? Men have eyes and ears for some
purpose, and what else could they find fol
them to do, if not to see and hear of each
others failings, derelictions, errors, trans
gressions, enormities? They have tongues
which must lie uselessly idle, ifnot employed
in giving currency to such delinquencies.-
So it is with man. The obliquities Of his
offended brother furnish the chief staple Of
conversational interest. Human error is the
current coin of social intercourse, and toe
often the coin comes from the mint of the
speakers brain.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
LEAVENW0RTH JOURNAL,

NNHE undersigned proposes to commence the
Il publication of weekly Newspaper in Leaven-
worth City, under the title of the "LeaYenworth
Journal" about the first Of June.
1st. We are induced to engage in this enter
prise from q conviction, that another paper is re-
quired by the growing population of Kansas, and
the public demand for full and reliable informa-
tion in regard to its history, topography, climate,
soil, resources, politics, present condition and fu-
readily furnish here, since Leavenworth City is
the commercial intrepot of the Territory-occu-
pies O position of direct inter-communicaton
with two thirds of its population, and is the focus
Of news.
3D. We believe that the institution of Black
Slavery is q Moral, Political and Economical
blessing-that it is right in principle and expedi-
ent in policy and hence should be defended and
extended. Tt is our purpose to maintain these
propositions in our paper, and to do all in our
power to make Kansas Slave State. In the dis
cussion of the slavery question, however, we will
endeavor to maintain conservative position to
present arguments and facts instead of denuncia-
tion and abuse.
Sd. Although the "Leavenworth Journal" will
be devoted to politics in great degree, yet it will
pay due regard to the Good, the True and Beauti-
full Tt will exhibit faithful portraiture Of the
times in which we live, by presenting correct
account of the curreat events of the day-the
progress of the Arts and sciences, of Education,
Commerce, Agriculture and Internal Improve
ments. 1t will discuss all subjects with freedom
and rmness; give all parties their dues, and fol-
low the light Of truth.
If our Weekly Journal meets with cordial
support we intend soon to publish Tri-Weekly,
and perhaps Daily.
The editorial department Of the "Journap' will
be presided over by S. S. Goode, late of Kentuc-
ky, and Warren D. Wilkes, late of South Carolina.
We appeal to our friends to sustain us.
TEnMs.-Weekly S2-Tri-Weekly S..
GOODE, WILKES & co.
Leavenworth City, Kansas.
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GIVE HIM JUsTIcE.-Last fall, in Boston
a man detecting an unlawful intimacy be-
tween his wife and Il neighhor, entered a COM
plant against them, upon which they were
held to bail, which they readily found. The
injured husband was also bound over as prin-
cipal witness, and, being unable to get bail,
was, of course, placed in Jail to await the
trial The other day the case came up be-
fore Judge Abbott; it was found, however,
that the husband could not be witness a.
gainst his wife, and so the parties were all
dismissed. Thereupon the injured husband,
"more in sorrow than in anger" addressed
the court as follows
"Your honor, is this whatthey call justice?
Here, six months ago, l complained against
this man for criminal intercourse with my
wife thereupon | was locked up cut of the
way, and he has lived with her ever since.
Now you say can't testify, and there's no
case against him. Why-couldn't you tell
me last fall, without keeping me in Jail all
winter, and leaving the parties to go on halt
a year longer, making sad matter worse,
without me to trouble 'em. Darn such jus,
tice."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-06-19

"How TO GO IT."-Go it strong in your
praise of the absent. Some of it will be
sure to get round.
Go it strong when you make love to apret,
ty widow, more people have erred by too lit
tie than too much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contributions
for a charitable purpose. 1t will pay.
Go it.strong when you make public
speech. Nine people out of ten never take
apy allusion unless it cuts like short han
died whip or a rhinoceros cow-hide.
Go it strong when you advertise. Busi'
ness is like architecture-its best support is
full columns.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-06-19

A SNAKE CoMBAT-Combats between
the rattle and black snake are certain if they
meet, and the black snake is, with rare ex:
ceptions, the conqueror. Upon seeing each
other, these animals instantly assume their
respective attitudes of defiance and display
the great difference in their organization. H.
The rattlesnake coils itself up, ready for at
tack or defence; the black snake being a
constructor, moves about from side to side,
and is in constant activity-naturally excl.
ting each others passions. The rattlesnake
finally settles down into glowing exhibition
of animosity, its fangs exposed, its rattles in
constant agitation The black snake SEEM
nely conscious that the moment ofstrife has
come, now commences circling round its en-
emy, absolutely movingso swiftly thatit seems
but CLEAN of dull light; the rattlesnake
attempts to follow the movement, but soon
becomes confused, and drops its head in des-
pair; then it is that the black snake darts
upon the back of its deadly foe, seizes it be-
tween its teeth, and springing upwards, en-
velopes the rattlesnake in its folds. The
struggle, though not long, is painful; the
combatants roll over in the dust, and get en-
tangled in the bushes; but every moment
the black snake is tightening its hold, until
the rattlesnake gasps for breath, becomes
helpless, and dies. For awhile the black
snake still retains its grasp; you can per-
ceive its muscles working with energy but
finally it cautiously uncoils itself and quietly
betakes to the water, where recovering its en-
ergy, it dashes about moment as if in ex-
ultation, and disappears from the scene,
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RHR X0RkY8hAR RNQU1RRR.

ingratitudel Hcw many husbands, by one
little word, make whole day Of sad hours
and unkind thoughts! !! How many wives,
by recrimination, estrange and embitter low
ing hearts How many brothers and sisters
meet but to vex and injure each other, ma
king wounds that no heart can heal All !
if each one worked upon this maxim day by
day-strive to make some heart happy-jeal-
ousy, revenge, madness, hate, with their
kindred evil associates, would forever leave
the earth.-Fanny Fern.
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her positively attractive Besides we fancy
we can judge of the character by the voice
the studied, faWuing tone seems to us to be.
token deceit and hypocrisy, as the musical
subdued tones indicate genuine refinement.
In the social circle, how pleasant it is tc
hear the sex talk in that low key which al
ways characterizes the true lady! In the
sanctuary of home, how much voice sootheS
the fretful child and cheers the weary hus
band. How sweetly its cadences float
through the sick chamber, and round the
dying bed, with what solemn melody DO they
breathe prayer for the departing soulF-
All yes low soft voice is certainly 'an ex'
cellent thing in woman