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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

Baows ARREsrEp.-E BRowS, the mur-
durer Of JoHS CARH at, near Platteyille, some
time since, has been arrested and is now in
Jail in Shullsburgh. Mr.. ~ S. BrRK of Grant
60, tracked him 70 Pittsburgh. Pa. and found
that he had secreted himself in house IN an
outof the way place. about II miles from that
city, surrounded ty four stout men and as ma
ny ferocious dogs Mr. BuRk with the ala of
three Of the city police, appeared at the house
ut daylight on the 2s,h uit. and AMIDST the
threats aud curses OF the inmates. succeeded in
capturing the murderer. The perseverance and
success Of Afr. Buek in the capture of BaowS,
receives the highest commentator OF the Pitts
burgh Police, and is worthy of mach praise.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

Oliver a Perry. Republican. was to-day elect
Ed speaker OF he House Of Representatives. by
II oRt rs Several members were absent
" " Stow sad D. Z Holcomb, Republicans.
were elected clerks. The Senate was also or
ganized by the election Of Republican officers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

IS Very rich gsiau1 Islands have l,sen dis
covered Northwest of the Sandwich Islands.
and possession taken by the Cousslau,ler Of The
Government Steamer Fsaaiaaors Cooper. in the
name q Tie United States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

II bAftRD tATLoR. the traveller, Is abcat
10 erect an elegant residence on the Brandvwine,
an Chester County. Pennsylvania, near the
scenes Of his boyhood, and where his parents
still reside
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

- During the past few days wheat has adj
Yauced IL tie Chicago market some ten cents
OF the bushel. The best e,....li;y Is quoted At
81 IS per busheI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l. y \ ID \ q E CY
a tract q "ce.

The undersigned have opened a set of Books which
give plete and reliable history every tract fand
IN Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments, DEGREES AND all matters of Record
the same.
They will furnish abstracts, attend TO the perfection OF
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands payment Of
Taxes collection of Rents and the drafting Deeds and
other instruments; and viii loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring o invest
onee up stairs, IN John Ross stone building, op
posite the Eage Saloon, High street Mineral Point
Wis. wN r HENRY
4Stf ERANc1s ur<yy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

WASHINGTON, May T.
" m. McCaddy, Of Wisconsin, who has Just
been appointed Register OF the Land Office at
Superior, has been directed to proceed there
without delay, a sale of 100000 acres of
public lands will take place IN that district, Oh
the 9th and Goth of June
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DR.. CHEES EMANS PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, ND.


The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills are b
result OF long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and correcting all irreyr
arites, Painful Transformations, removing, al! obstue-
ons, whe ;ler from cold otherwise LeaGaclc t,n in
the side, palptaon Of The heart whites all nervous f
feetions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain hack and limbs
&c, aisGrbea sleep, which aIi.s from interruption o!
nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable as they vii! Hring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills can place the
usnlost confidence III Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all TINT
they represent 10 do.
NOTICE
There as ore condition Of the fcaal> system IN kieA
ne Fts cannot be taken boithol prodaotnga PECLL-
iA6 RESULT The condition referred 10 IL pREG-
NAhCI-fhe resuh, MISCARRIAGE. Such is IRE IT.
rss'sdbie tendency Of the medicine restore tie seruai
functions to normal condition that euea The reprodre
tire potoer Of nature resist II.
Warranted purely vegetable, free from ANYTHING
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read ae
company each box Price 81. By mail on enclos-
ing 81 to the General Agent
Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
II. IL. HTTCIINGS.
General Agent for The United STATES
los Chambers Street New York
r. D. PULFoRD, Agent Mineral Point Boiler, Smith
- S0'' oiie"go' H. h'@k'sIyi -. LOUIS lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

sE- The i" Cubden Testimonial which the
people Of England awarded to Richard Golden,
now in this country. for his exertions in repeal
ing the duties ON wheat, by a voluntary sub
seription. reached the sum Of e7000O-S32O
0o0-a solid testimonial worthy of 4 wealthy,
generous, and thoughtful people.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
Assessment Blanks.

The forms for Assessment Blanks under the
new law, furnished by Secretary Jones 20 tie
Clerks of the Boards of Supervisors OF the diff
fereut counties. appear to contain important err
rors. The law requires persons to list their
personal property, but not their real estate; ev-
identity intending to keep real aad personal
property separate, the former to be assessed but
once in two years while personal property IS 10
be assessed annually. The new forms furnished
by the Secretary OF State contain blank for
listing real property, which the act does not re-
qr.ire them to list. Again, by the law, (sec i
each person may deduct his bona fde Indebtedness
fron. the gross amount OF his credits and value
OF personal property" which. by the law. in
cludes all taxable property other than real prop
erty, but the new blanks permit such indebt-
edness to be deducted only from moneys aud
credits.
Senator Bennett, of Rock county, who we be :
Neve the author OF the new law has pub
Hshed IN the Beloit Journal. letter calling the
attention OF Clerks to the facts abuye stated
and has also written to the Secretary upon the
subject. and recommending the issuing of circu-
lars to the clerks, directing them to leave real
estate from the blanks, and also to deduct III
debtedness from the aggregate Of personal prop
erty in its general sense.
1t is very important that uniform system of
taxation should be adopted and carried cut
which will not be likely to prevail under the
present law unless the blanks corrected
A portion of the Assessors will undoubtedly be
governed by the blanks. while others viii take
the law as their guide, thus creating confusion
aud inequality IN assessing and equalizng In
order to test the good evil effects of any law,
II should be strictly carried out, and then if i:
fail to answer the requirements of justice, it
should be set aside aud better one substituted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

Judge GREENWOOD. Of Arkansas, has
been rendered the Commissionship of Indian
Affairs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

In the town OF WaIdwick the 26th of April. the
residence OF the brides father. by y. MORMON Esq Mr.
GEORGE EOKToN to MISS SAKAH fLTzABkTH DKAS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

Total 1923
PaIue'a majority, $3.50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

BID" ARDS, LOCKWOOD Go. Projectors, Offices in
New ORR AZ L. Broadway and Cathan Square New
York
Parcels and Packages forwarded England, Wales
scotland ireland and the Continent Of Europe. Small
Parcels to Great Britain and ireland delivered at tAer
destination.
Drafts in SUNS to suit from SCI Sterling upward.
GEO. w. COBB, Agt., Mineral Point
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
TrNCHANGE IA London for sale in sums Of ,I Ster-
Lhng and upwards.
GEO. W COBB
Office Stone Ware House, near i. Il. Depot
Dated ApriI27th. IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
DIED.

At New Diggings On the Goth inst. OF appoplexy
MARIA, wife OF Mr. CHARLES DkKINC, aged - years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

See advertise ment,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
T. r. c. LEEKLEY

NEW WORK BY REV. IyGR.u.W
, 1859-06-07
Unfortunate Speculation Of Gentle.
man Pfckpockct--1Kotra Lady co1
aEnn TXfTtr

A few days s,nce. 4 lady on shopping cxcur.
sion entered aBroadwav stage and occupic<} thc
on!y seat. Of "six On sidc," rbat ren,s;ncd
vacant; Seated beside her wash p.rson who,
from, lis fashionable dress and bis costly jcw.
elry. she judged 70 be "man Of MEANS
whether his own or his ne;Gbbors', did not then
occur to ier-and apparently not an objection.
al(e companioa d. royd9t for stage ''all fpll
inside 4 splendid diamond ring attracted her
particular observation.
Arrived at her dcstinaticn-a iexelry atore-
she lcisurely selected Il few articles for pur-
chase, but upon offering to pay the bill, raade
the unpleasant discovery t6at her pure wus
missing. She immedtutelv informed the shop..
Keeper Of her loss and described the incidents
Of her mornings journey. She WAS informed
that her neighbor Of the consolidated, line"
was undoubtedly c4<rdlitr d'induHsie, tbat
his btilliants we're probably bogus, but that'the
transfer from her pockets 10 bis was real and
successful. She reluctantly adapted the couclu-
sion, but auxiously commenced another search,
which. it WAS supposed. nouh extinedsh aiil
mistake III tho matter.
This resulted in bringing to light from an un-
expected corner Of her pocket, the identical
ring which shortly before had ciittered MON
the hand Of her light fingered friend, and which
had slipped of while be war committing. 4Ae
'de:icate operation Of picking her pocket.
- Her admiration Of the ~tr1uket Was not in
The least abated when, upon examination, it
WAS pronounced to be wo-th fre hundred dol
lars
, 1859-06-07

TO. DEALERS AND CON-.
J. fTMER&.
a da!ty t1 reret Q: nSer !,on d. taes selsbsat*d
nlv etptanty a&7 kE1Ie street. All dea1en
hvit~d to c1a1nhG my stock o., ,eonA.F!.uatnt
~ +. iIlTCKCnCK,
rvfo-1m-13{6 No 81 Kinde 441Fet,
, 1859-06-07

REronxzaa III LrcE-By the.vil1 Of the late
chant Of Boston, biz ests,e is 70 b. appropriated
a followe; 70 bis xife $4,000; to ZACH Of his
four ehildren e17 800 eaeh; 70 William Lloyd
Garrison: Henry G. Wright, Parker Pillsburv.
and Stephen g.. Foster, e 900 each. serelal
iesacies are made to ths relatives and The bal
ancc Of the estate, which ia supposed to amount
T. $40 ,o0o, 70 Wendcll Philips, francis Jackson,
William Lloyd Garrison and others, for the bcn-
eli: of 1he Anli-Slavery, wo,nan's Right; ;and
non resistant Societies,
, 1859-06-07
E Piles! piles!! Pilest,1

.,n'. -: Hen "4'-d :-Thousands ef peasoa. 2s,s
s-sudf for 5ea With the li1sxs<-4y&t few kxu. what
or hov It Is CURED Every csc n rie., whether mani,
fee1 in tic form q" external tu,no frequent hloe!oxn o,
~ .t:stsus; ttrqruts rss,g ur7o
%7ke"ou Of Gle a:toninL veners cifcah.lo, r,. n.p
oueea Tic easasEeaeas dlatisn 8: thc WIN. fo,rs, n
A0hAos heno1haea pain and suffering; aad the .:aasc
<aa only "e Fundamentally currd BY 1nueDs. Which tah
internally, rclc7v This abdominal reaous e~uspstson, He4
s'nhent* wasc1 and i1}cctlons are 80 tpcectu,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC
saae 4uFar 1 takso two N three times per day; cuss
nc d''aae b Curing t1c condition n4u which 4he diss
oePsnds Huh' lsasc bcen cured IT, eren Of tte mo4
Obstinate CASES Anx:l le promptly bcnoa,<dby Il rr.ce,
- cc1ls l l'ox.
-. b.-A 1ah "et Of ArxrnArfa H6xrora1u1c sr1e..
t1ea VII book Of dtEcctuns rad - Retuhds IN laxp
traehna 'laa and monoo ea. .; d. In plain ease n:
7a1r!s ea=c IT II aorca md book 4:
1ssse seta3ta he tho s,n='s box or cs are sent by
.a OF esFz' t Of caEc to say address, on rsocsp& Of
Lie p''te- Aa:sea. p3. F. HUMPHRES64eo.---
Eo. :ee Dfa9t~ay, New I-erk
uA'cT. ~ ~s'' ~"S' A1'0 NV ,~s.sI ss.1sn% 4I =
, 1859-06-07
Htf88NGtihtl1jt11&;,


1ae ftRS IN lHsuHE otrex pteTAfea 70 eIpcsts ea
HER AID II he kosas Astho Frise. Pafcpa+ attenncn
etvea "a the ptlht!ngof
BrssEtsh CAAnA, Letter HrAr4, :BuLHxApx,
PP.s1.rIG P.ssa, t,s.1.,, t1,Ikk =. Pnoos4xx3t.
EA1fALE 3AEfptAfA, GhEGk4, =
6&AS1Ao1A :A-AnFtA 4nox&7t.
tf-rHNr1Na III co1oRs.ai
In aul. ra1.,ics Gsae Ia neaa.l STYLE s.d y noo.,ts
rtss Al e7sniaa.op q specimens md price. I. 1espec
ftilsiar1tcd.
Ro'dessfton thas sosaeY p<snptly n!sd anc snd sat
home by expFeM,
, 1859-06-07

ftfon the Republican,
ne nave ncsef known the people Of st. Louis
news spread from mouth to mouth that Joseph
Ghafiess had been assaulted and shot down, in
!afHet ~ ~ street, shorty a'ernreaktast, bg Joseph
u. mormon, nnd that the wounds were Of fsuch
. character Us to make death almost inevitable
lte whole town was in buzz and a fcrment
Mcn walked 10 and fro, os if some great calau,-
aty I YER Impending, mud crowds Of people gath
HrtG r .eeanef, Puns tinest,ons as earnestly as
= - .ne,s w" saflS aaa reputation were at stake.
a. osusI 10 g.se souae rooaose cause Tor tins
~ s,,,,;a.s ~ tFs :aHt .. . .nan Hie-
n.,rs.t.ssif. ~. - ~ % "anont "arn1ne' anu 50
<aars =, T., i,, =. t:9 - ~ pacA soHc
- ,"o 49, 'oMn III nsS lhefe gre many
!;,.,;na 1"s.;.,',;" ~" " 80 .t .nat the noa1nens
Cn',;,t 1s.uon ,a4.. ~ tu1s Fly, tnen located Oh
~ a'sses"us'y w.. Ioone4 o. net"ccn $1sooo and
S;., SX;;.,v9, IL noteS o1 ne hank Of Tue State of
- y" aa Ely. a. thas tme tile business
=. 'aiat lns'ha1'oh was aoae manly IN Missouri
laFsr ana eoi!: 1osePh = hornton was SEC
es aern as,u rlinGha! nooa-xespeE oi Tue COLI
~ -; naa nAeo '.at p'aee IRON, all carry Pc
,tn saA ,t =! 10 nstor; Ihere we're tnose who, gu
;i mi h".;ao o. ~ .1e aps,tacon ~ o. e iunds,
~ d ~ ~ ~ LIN rs 19e gn!tF Party
1". ..'tI ~. sat " l"o ns WIS u1aef the s!rct
"nss'; :" tue p1nee@ ana YET Tue board retained
M'i' !. ~ MS olace !or some ume afterwards.
come 'naacana1e Efforts we're made for the re-
c9ser5 EXIT o. tne stolen money the Board mean
Hune pIeog'ng laet1 'hdisldual fortunes to the
nrppi''f ~, ~ sag mem rom loss oa recount Of
., ;.'1s u % .a3se sum. Ihs lnsiita"
sa,, 18Th "i., ~ cnjo} toe pooAc conf
osnee' s'lnousn no satis!actesE information MAS
,.h',, rn',.,,a -, y, !? the lost noney' Ases
a. .,,": noon was oisenaFeeo OF resigned
w. w. P.a.e ~ t'ie ol1ee, aug was nIlea ~ some
"uu Ell sta1 ts ~ suppose that he
, 1859-06-07

70 Those who are Curious to
*itness The wonderful perfection 10 which H. Ohswzl.t
Tat nanee. a. DatehelA n, r., has brought the sanu-
faeture q Ngs aud Toupee Invited to ss hit Wiz
sad Hair y'nk Kooa II No. fremont Block and exam
ne these curious productions CT as No scsny eau d.
te the ashcll from tae natural ~Aca adusted 10 tx
head. an.,-
, 1859-06-07
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S.H Kerfoot 4 Co.,
So - Dearborn-st. - az
Next Door to the Vq9t ONCE.


!, Gtss:en e.tss:e rIs:1s ~ q &r s.
wy aest1aOle. rid = Gns. .'4' ''4 u
No. A-1oe fccs front by T.: fss deep n Carpenter .,fee
.!;.- AetwSeQ Washington and Madison This Is
ktu1tsd On . Dirt ciaa he{glbor4ooa. and Vii
r. I'D y small lots. r9!te go PEI foot, On
49, A-Es!ck UosSe aud lok North Lasse aaIst ne,y
YAK street, with hfiek haIu &C. This hnu4e Is
= Etd flushed and contains Gas, Waias Marble
-'-- Aantles Re DC Phce tt.:oo-H cash, balance
:. IN one ard Two yeA!a s1ih s PEI sent isterrst
No. - e feet ty 100 fee. oa nol4heat corner Of A,
deem md Tyler etreetx. rHce 800, casl
$40, 700.
No. 4s-A fne?y located brick b1oct nj Eight Store, now
t1elunc . Rofi rent. Can h: purchased ii this
IFcs aud On easy terms. 10 peseon desiring
To make purchase to this nn,oupt ~ tau NJ
-: commend this property a. very desirable.
splendid pfse Of property the po,theas: corner nf
ga19 And Twelfth ttrtets cln te purchased VERY
CHEAP 1t hzs ~ feet on Twcth MT aad i4a lei On
s. III. Kerf0ot e. Co..
No. 62..,...neArhorn Stree t ,.,*.Ko.
ttuI-Hfr frt
, 1859-06-07


Joseph ". Thornton is an unmarried man, in
calm and collected, and this appearance was up-
chauged throughout tue exciting proceedings
going Oh yesterday within his hearing. TIE
tramp. tramp OF the military, aud orders of the
commanders, 10 the jai,yard. seemed rot to If:
iec1 him in the least. lie preserved j moody
taciturnitv, and refused to enter into auy con.
versa&ion relative to the awful deed Which be
has committed.
The name Of Mr, Charless is 50 familiar that
We need hardly speak Of his reputation. lie
has oeen IN business for over thirty years, md
has always enjoyed the reputation Of II ouiet.
,aW'abfding, esti11ab|e and respected citizen.
Ills firm, that Of charless, Blow Co., whole
sa'e druggists, Is one Of high statiding il n;the
country, and Aas large patronage throughout
the West Nr. c. is connected with some Of the
Wcaithiest and best families in St. Louis. and
t,ts o"n circumstances are those Of ease and af-
Auencc. As President Of the Mechanics Bank
Of this city he has been in position to he in
timately known in all financial circles, and his
Integrity and probity were never called in ques.
tion.
At last accounts Mr. Charless WAS still sink.
my slowly, suffering tlc most acute pain. His
medical attendants say that be cannot possibly
survive, and it is not improbable that before
lis last. ::
In the foregoing ACCOUNT We have not referred
to the origin Of the fearful tragedy We record,
An article will b. found elsewhere CONTAINING
history Of the past borne toward Thornton
hy Mr.. Charless. which, it is prespmeahlr, was
lhc cause Of this assassination. 1t will be long
ocIore the events Of Yesterday will be allowed
to sleep In oblivion, and tley now take place
in the history Of St. Luuis.
, 1859-06-07

'"+ = VOLUME sEvHs1kEkTH OF THE
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
Now Ready for gubser1bers ut
u,-..,.. NC dRIGGy h COS: s..
strees, ..ssan
je3hkjf
, 1859-06-07

%sxx1,s 4 sTo&E, HONE, 49,,
lrot1pt attention Gyeus cotetonA and proceeds remit
ted day Of p1t1neEt At Current ratsz Of exchange
Refer to Nes.s Geo saith Co.. Chicago, Murine Rank
Ehieac" l.. s. 6endsst tu- It. Louis Mcstrs. Gilmore
Nratte1an. tiAcinn1 Shoe md Lrather pta2ry' Hank.
Boszor: American Exchange Eaak New FORK. npi4
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09
You Never Can Rub 1t Out.

One pleasant afternoon IL lady was
sitting with her little son, white-haircd
boy, five years of age.!1rEhe, mother was
sick, and the child hada left his play t.
stay with her, and was amusing himself
in printing his name with pencil on
paper. ,ss.. ..,
Suddenly his busy fingers stopped. lie
made o mistake, and wetting his inger
ho tried again and again to rub out the
mark, as he had been accustomed to dc
on his slate.
"NIy son." said his mother, "do you
know that God writes down all you do in
abook? lie writes every naughty word
every disobedient act, every time you III
dulge in temper and shake your shoulders,
or pout your lips and, my boy, you can
never rub it out!"
The little boys face grew very red, and
in moment tears ran down his checks.
His mothers eye was on him earnestly,
but she said nothing more At length he
came softly to her side, threw his arms
round her neck, andwhispcred, "Can tho
blood of Jesus rub it out p ~
Dear children, Christs blood can rub
out the evil you have done, and it is the
only thing in tho universe thGt can do it,
1.-THE blood of Jesus Christ, his Son,
cleanscth from all sin. - Band of Hope
Review.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09
ut was My Isrother,s.v

While passing rapidly up King,street
we saw little boy seated on curbstonc.
He was apparent ly some FIVE or six years
old, and his well-combed hair, clean hands
and face, bright, though =,well-patched
apron, and whole appearance, indicated
that he was the child Of y loving though
INDECENT mother. As we looked at him
closely we were struck with the heart.
broken expression of his countenance,
and the marks of recent tears on his
cheek. So, yielding to an impulse which
always leads us to sympathizc with the
joys or sorrows of the little ones,. we
stopped, and, putting hand upon his
head, asked what was the matter. He
replied by holding up bis open hand, in
which we beheld the fragmentsof broken
tiny toy-a figure of a cow
40 is that all2 Well, never mind it.
Step into the nearest toy-shop and buy
another" and we dropped fourpence
into his hand. "That will buy another,
will it not?' 20! yes," replied he, burst
ing into paroxysm Of grief "but that
was little brother Tommys, and he is
dead"
The wealth of the world could not have
supplied the vacancy that the breaking of
that toy had left in his little heart 1t
was Tommy's, and he was dead.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09
Preserving Sweet Potatoes.

A correspondent of the Gcnesec Farmer
tells how he preserved sweet potatoes,
thus -
In the fall collect from the road the
dust that has been formed of mixture of
sand and clay, and dry it thoroughly, by
either placing it on a platform in the sun
or in a kiln. Now take an old barrel, put
in thin layer Of pOtatoes-onc deep
only-then another Of sand, so as to com
plctely cover them, &C., until your barrel
is filled, if you happen to have enough to
do it Keep the barrels after being
filled, in a dry place until frosty weather,
then remove them to your kitchen loft,
where they can have the benefit Of the
fire below to keep them from freezing,
and also from becoming damp, either Of
which causes them to rot Immediately.
Now if you can keep "Bridget' from
digging them all out and roasting them,
you will have them sound and lively the
first Of May. Indeed, we have kept them
whole year in this manner, and have
practiced it with uniform success for a
number Of years.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09

B@-Itis customary in some parts Of
the country, either upon railroads or
steamboats,, to exact only half fare from
ministers of the different churches.
One pleasant day Capt S. stood upon
the upper deck Of his steamer, tolling the
last bell previous to her departure, when
he was accosted by serious looking indi-
vidual in the following terms:
"Are you Captain S. p
II am, sir" said the captain, with a
turn of the head and q quizzical glance
What is the regular fare to Louis
vile ?" .U.e.
1.-TWO dollars and q half
"Well, Captain, 1 am a Methodist
preacher, what will you charge me?"
Apparently in deep study for mo.
lnent, the Captain seemed to take the
measure Of our clerical friend, and replied
in his peculiar, decided tone
"Well, l reckon we shan't charge you
cent more than any body clse."
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09

WHAT | HAVE SEEN AND KNowN.-I
have seen men, merely by noise and
huency, lead the conversation in colnpa-
MICS, where there were taste, talcnt-and
learning, though they possessed neither Of
the three. -.
| have seen a brainlcss fop marry a fine
girl and break her heart before the end Of
the first year, though her hand had been
solicited in vain by the wealthy, the.wise,
and the honorable.
have known lawyers to gain their
causes by sophistry, impudence and vocif-
Grafton, when neither themselves nor the
jury knewtheir drift
have known rumseller to deal out
his beverage of death to young men on
the very brink Of ruin, the same week
that his own son had filled drunkard' s
grave, -l Jo
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