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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

g1~ There are six things we like to
see. yea, a seventh, in wnich our souls
taketh delight and there are six things
we dislike to see. even a aeventh in which
our souls fndeth no pleasure, says an
exchange :
list. We like to see lady like town
clock, regulating her motions by the pro.
gress of the sun but we dislike to sec
a lady like a town clock covering the
movements of the whole Aeighborhood.
I'd. We like to- see lady like a .se.gisg
machine, rapid and incessant in her mo.
tions but we dislike to see a lady like
a sewing machine, deafening the whole
family with her incessant clatteY.
Sd. We like to see lady like the
moon, enlivening winter eveniSg with
soeiable face but we dislike to see a
lady like the moon subject to Frequent
changes.
4th. We like to- see a lady like sealing
sOaa of flexible, accommodating temper !;
but we dislike TO- see lady Eke sea-
ing wax susceptable Of every sort OF
impression.
OLE. we IKE TO see Faay IKE G0tt.
neatly and prettily dressed but we dis,
like to see lady like doll, mute aud
inanimate piece of statuary.
9th. We like to see a lady like breeze,
soothing aud invigorating in her inilu-
ence; but we dislikegto see lady like a
breeze, always raising dust before her.
7th. And finally, we like to see lady
like weather yane, capable of making
a variety Of shifts; but we dislike to see
lady, like a weather yanc, vccring
with every change Of wind.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
The Old Turnpike.

Ne hear no more of the clinking hoof,
And the stage coach rafting by;
For the steam king rules the travelling world,
And the old pixies left to. die
The grass creeps DER the finty path,
And the stealthy daisies steal
Where once the Stage horse, day by day,
Lifted his iron heel.
No more the weary stager breads
Tie toll of coming morn;
No more the busting landlord runs
At the sound of the echoing horn.
For the dust lies still upon the road,
And the bright-eyed children play
Where once the chattering hoof and wheel
Ratified along the way.
No more do we hear the cracking whip,
Or the strong wheels rumSing sound;
And no the water drives us on,
And an iron horse is found
The coach stands rusting in the yard,
And the horse has sought the pow,
We have spanned the world with an iron rail,
And the steam-king rules us now.
The old turnpike is pike no more,
Wide open stands the gate
We have made lis road for our horses to stride
And we ride at flying rate;
We have filled the valley and leveed the hills,
And tunneled the mountains side
And around the rough crag's dizzy verge
sFearessly now We ride.
On! on, with naughty front!
A puff, shrek and bound
While the tardy echoes wake too late
To babh1e back the sound.
And the old pike road is left alone,
And the stagers seek tie plough
We have circetl the world with an iron rail,
And the steam king rules us ROW.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

Bsa- Mary. willy did YOU kiss Your hand
10 the Young gentleman opposite. this
morning r said careful parent to his
blooming daughter.
" The fellow had the impudence to
throw kiss clear eros, the street to me.
and, of course. threw it back, indigants
~. You wouldn't bad me encourage him,
by keeping it, wohld you Z"
Supicons parental relative is convin.
ced that he drew an erroneous differences
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

~ An Indian being asked what he
did for living replied
oh me preach
Preachy'' said a bystander, I" do you
get paid foy it 2"
Sometimes ME get s5iLlipy some:
TIMES two shillin."
@And isn't that mighty poor pay 2"
" Oh, yes, but its mighty poor preach
In"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
Condensed Cider.

The Messrs. Borden, of Winstead, c.,
who have been so successful in soldifying
milk, have also accomplished the solidiG-
cation of sweet cider. By the vacuum
process the cider, taken sweet from the
press, is reduced five gallons to one, with
out boiling, and a beautiful jelly is the
result, which will keep for any length of
time without mould, souring or fermenta
ton of any kind. By the addition of
water it is Immediately restored to its
former condition, and becomes cider
again. All that is lost by the process is
the Impurities that may exist in the pri
mary apple juice, and the green sickish
taste. The restored TTdsa<4S much like
a drink of prepared tamarinds, but is
more delicate and palatabe. The con.
densed article is beautiful wine coiored
jelly, and is excellent for the table, either
with meats or as desert. When re
duced and bottled with proper delay,
the article so extended will ferment
and become superior sparkling cham
payne cider.-Boeton Traveller.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

BA Hale" said brother senator
to the New Hampshire man, do you
know what Cass says Of YOU"
No"
i" He says you are Granite goose"
Just tell tue general for me that he
is a MicEi ygander
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
The Dream of Love,

BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
I've had the heart ache many times,
At the mere mention of name
I've never woven in my rhymes,
Though from it inspiration came.
L is in truth holy thing,
Life cherished from the world apart
A. dove that never tries its wing,
But broods and nestles in the heart
The name of melody recalls
Fer gentle look and winr ing ways
Whose portrait hangs on Memorys walls,
III the fond light of other days.
In the dream-land of Poetry,
Reclining in its leafy bowers,
Her bright eyes in the stars see,
And her sweet semblance in the flowers.
Her artless daliance- and grace
The joy that lighted up her brow
The sweet expression of her face
Her form-it stands before me now!
And can fancy that 1 hear
The woodland songs she used to sing,
Which stole to my attending ear,
Like the first harbingers of spring.
Die beauty Of the earth was hers,
And hers the purity of Heaven
Alone, of all her worshippers,
To me her maiden VOWS were given.
They little know the humf heart,
Who think such love with time expires
Once kindled, it will ne'er depart,
But burn through Ifs with all its fires.
We parted--doomed no more to meet
The blow fell with a stunning power
And yet my pulfe will strangely beat
At the remembrance of that hour
But lime and change their healing brought,
And years have passed in seeming glse,,
But still alone of her I've thought
Who's now memory to me-
There may be many who will deem
This strain, hayward, youthful folly,
To be derided as dream
Born of poets melancholy.
The wealth of worlds, if it were mine.
With all that follows in its train,
would with gratitude resign,
To dream that dream of love again..
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24


Reflections OF Low THIEF~-The
California Police Gazette says philo-
sophical covey, who is deing the State
some service in the Penitewtiary, breaks
out in the following strain
My name is Jim Grigging; I'm a low
thief. My parents were Ignorant folks,
and my advan ages for getting an edu-
cation was limited. have been to the
penitentiary once afore aud sarved my
time like man. l went for priggiag a
watch. Now I'm locked up for stealing
two or three ornery overcuts. I'm TO
stay here three years. | shall always
censure my parents for not educating me.
Had | been edycated | could, with my
native brilliant talents have been big
thief believe they call 'em defaul tors. y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

A PORTION FOR GoD.-The Hindoos.
when gathering in their harvest, before
1t IS moved from the thrcshing floor, take
out the portion for their god. However
poor. however much in debt, or however
much the crops may be, the gods portion
is FIRST given.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
bright and Fair.

All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the feetest,
All that's fair Is made
Bnt to be lost whom ssceaest.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

RsaA In a neighboring towp FIRES
person who lad always rafused to give
anything towards the support OF reIigr
ious worship. And the gentleman to-
the surprise Of all, gave bell for the
new structure. On being asked the rea-
son.. he said he never put his money
where he could not hear it ring.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

H@= A hot shovel heidtover varnis he'd
furniture, will take out white spots.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

Vs. If your aat-irons are rough, rub
them we'll with fine salt, and it will make
them smooth.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

= Some men are as eeveteus as if
til ey were to live forever and Others as
proAigate as if they we're to- die the next
moment.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24

nsA4 Half cranberry bound on a
corn, will soon kill it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

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~ intsnnp psQifsat during ne delivery Of
- suneequeD tPssch, q Mr.. vailandigham,
w4q@ hey sanaysd = tseat With unparlisnentasy
osmeenof, ameundnx - positive sudeoeess ~.
W howeves1fHdy ~ ufrsveo8e - tr1eGsble
- prove, ron ne beok tt.elfs thnt H. HeipR
eempsndiun dec cea1.in shs efeumel6 - hvor
e insausesisa, negro equality, Re-, &e., which
soene a their orators and newspapen have heen.
q late trying y make u appear wsfs struck out
Of ths erginl work bs1srs Ne nsunes a John
Shsrmsh and his sixty-one tsllsw Rspeolican
6sna1sRs snd Representative were appendea 70
n, assndo0ess md ssesunmasUofi ~ desRin0s
II - worthy e 80 that bot Eur - thess gsa-
ilemen have repudIn1bd No. docelnu - not
b<isg thsir's. Mf. ehssnan 81 thsrssk eeednn-
ing 10 decline doing -. Thu the confess II ne
House han h, simply, eves shsqueseiea .whetAsr
- Hosse of Repsesentatives q ths United States
sh.ll signify, ~ TIE eAsstiea e Mr. shssnnaa 70
H. epsakership, that hereafter - fsr = IL can
accomplish that result, he wsights Il The ofleial
action % the body shAu b gfvea . ofsh9 ne
Al h. tSHo& tHmx n =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

rwAsHlNGTON cnMMANDERY, No !
3 4. T;1.An adiuufned asssmbly Of this Com
s sss.st wy 3 siS & ;Ss "a sst
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80! VII t.ke place on MONDAY, January eth
IL ss ss:s !: = maj 3:
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Sells lee cses@ ssa M Vac 70 Ices - h q 8 US
salIon Large ana imsli Pound and Rrsis axes ,
s.ls'i@ corner i.si s "a \ :ss..is.
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TL.H 4 " PIANOS. .-7sT,-- g
a.m .os 5. J9Hn.F. Ellis:
I -r--.HSoTI61YP1EsENTs - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

Ar. v. continuing, argued with great power 70
show that sympathy with John Browa, and ex-
tfeme views upon the slavery question generally,
bad PossenionNof the Republican party mind u
his State; quoting many facts (occurrences} In de-
tall 70 sustain his position. Unless corrected, he
held the prevalence o. such opinious In the nom
slaveholding States would force the South in seif.
defence, out Of the Union. That II, should they
ever obtain control Of the Government
He deprecated the tone Of the speech Of Mr.
Nelson, VI Tenn. az being likely to encourage the
fell spirit Of abolitiOninn at the North far more
than the extremist rO-sOuthern speeches that had
been delivered. Mr.. v. held that IL placed in the
situation Of the South tie North would not and
loald not aw aft the action pr the slow poison OF
step by step aud specious aggfexsion--until all
means Of resistance % 10 had been DESTROYED
MIR Pennington offered resolution to the effect
that the House, on each day, proceed to vote for
Speaker at O'Clock, and vote three times there
after before adjournment on THAT day
Several members objected to IT. consideration at
that time. r,.,.s..s-zsr
ton would be adopted. He was disabled IN
body, and was greatly wearied by the prolonged
sessions A 10 wns now, vote could be sprung
at any time BY the members on the Republican
side " the House, and the opportunity would and
ought 10 be taken advantage Of by them to do 20
when members on that side were absent
> Mr.. Crawford, Of Ga, obtained the floor and
said that he hoped that would be the last time be
would feel IL his duty - speak Ia this House ON
the soejecf OF slavery He was Speaking a. our
r.port closed. ~ Eg-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

Ycuxs yons Bows Huse IL Qcrscr.-A Curl
ous aaAif took place In Quincy, on the day OF the
sxecussa 81 John Brown In Virginia, which
cans ness having tagfcal teszninafteno Thees
% boy, aged shout fourteen years, named jobs
Brown, rod ding In ths tom whers Johs
Quincy Adams lived and did. and ssvssal boys
In TIE nefghboshood concluded thst he ought 10
- tis 4 fes treason They sccosdiueiy put him
thspagh the regular fssms Of . tsial. he wss AZ
rsayscA In due form. va allowed couasel, Osaiosl
asd after patient investigation of this case, be
80 sdjudged guilty and sentenced 70 be hung
The boys placed the yoxsg John Bfowk upon
nerEel under tes, fAsesnsd alp moose around
h1s I'D. saclosing his anna, and fastened the
Ups = limb Of the tFes. They then kicked the
h6srel from under him and young John Blown
vas D.asly launched into eternity, foe ne rope
snpped up and caught the young geafieman
seuue4 The Threat He was now In . pesilous
sttuseton, a. his thoughtless csmpaniois were
Highasnsd by the blood that nsw from his nos,
trils In . stream, and ran away from the scene ~
fsst gpeuibls. fstun,tely far young Brown. !
woman In house near BY ran out with . carving
knife and cut him dewn. Brown 80 game 70
the lact but he has concluded not 70 participate In
nock trizi again. -. =, - (, : IT. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcTORY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEACTORY, Z
OpSssits Odd EIlsscs Han, Waskisefom, u. c. :
TIayeiers viii study their interests by examining
chasing elsewhere. AZ use none but the k1{
host materia! the market affords and employ aSo
work to b. superior in Sfrssgt. aud Dsratsiify TO
Trunks that made il other cities and cold here
one week. noticsl ever. .dsscEiPtion Of so 3
LEsATTH 9.E Icy nIY ER aaM an FKEHt;H DRESS
TEss; 81 6biss; Ksffss e.. se H HA!;
Tmnks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in O work
manlike mannsf, at short notice. Al VI - ! = :
Trunks deliversa in any part OF the city, George
de Sly - JAMES 8. roPHAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

TN In7nvssw BsTwHsn ceok 4nn BHown.
CesA vRt@n - - Cleveland (0hiel Leader, de-
nyfng - n - shswn any sssvomses In view
q M inpendisg Assfh. He alee denies that
Drswa tsn>sa hin % csvalisrly = represented, 1t
sAslf paxting inswview. Heays: h9SK va
CAPT nrown came in milling, and .heek beth
49, kind2y szsef our hsal1ks He then mid to me
that he Wa sssfy had made statement that Wa
net true, asI would only gnin eoatenpt by IT, il
saksd him whstI had aid that wss untrue He
tead ne that IL wss the stxtemmt which 4 lad
Da1s, sstAat ~ haa sent me to the Ferry.b told
-. = Ess: ss,teisly 90 .eH NE 20 g tAss: He
aid Ne bid Ne fecollectiou q anything Of the
kisa3 ~ Aat he ssmeubsrsd distinctly q telling
ne sss to 60 ttsss. replied that I had god
Nessevy, es6 lad set fks siigkssss rseefscssoa Of
nark(sg ~ ths kssd- He remarked that he
thought my memory must be treacherous, then,
bat II would do no good 70 hlk sbous thst; but
that II we bad got b die, to meet our fats Ike
ssss; IA ne had &ooe inee god easss, and not
70 d0y 70 asw.s He then turned 70 Coppic, and
aid that he had hesrd that As had made some
- sfsessnsas, bat wss glad b lean thss tboss
reports were untrue. He then asked IL he could do
anything Ter ~. We answered In the negstive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
o.. A SPEAKER Al. LAST.

0.,, A SPEAKER Al. LAST! - =. |.
tioI EhG HiPsss; n Rsa,:s 81 the st'ss inpora
eft has seldom been my lot b. smsks CiEAis 90
dsI,sktially HssoIed y: those sold by horton,
This Speaker j. : Judge Of the Injuries Of life;
aud invite ell who wish to attain the honorable
trial. =. : . :. - -
have constantly on hand all kinds Of FANCY
PIPES. together with q choice selection Of SMOK-
ING sEd CHEWING fOnACCQ..c =
w. g. horton,
Under "Washington House,
de 15-8 corner Sd e. and Pc. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

...-Gov. Jne. LetehR, - Va, y 1t BROWNE
...01sral Seed expresses his utter disspprovsl
q geha nssWn's isv,iion Il visgiaia. :.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

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Hsv yoff, Chs 80 s. 81. Louis. within Que
yeek from The .secspr1noe Of the prolosa,s under
the ssfhority Of the acts OF Congress efsS Drcem
ber, 1857, and Sd March, ls5s
Sach Treasury Eotes vii be issued on the receipt
here Of Of dsIosits 70 the credit Of ths
Treasurer Of tbs uuited tsxtss VITA any Of those
of5c They vi "a Be mads payable 20 ths order Of
s1cisgxe sk{hs iovsst rate Of ints!est, sot 10 en-
rats ofuters-t iron the dase Of the etrtikca Of
tsisst without Condition and Without references 90
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than one fourth, ona half, three fouFths 81 one
per csntam. Oee PET eentnm ofthe amount oasrsd
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tara sech prcllm,unfy 6sposite-l Any preposal not
sonsistsnt with Of cosgrssss this notics.
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Sss,,'S on; vs.ass; one ssn mse.l ao.ele sss.eA
With stssm drums Of boilers, fiki. sssdsS VIII
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snd s psry Of refined cepsss borsd and plans %
and sssssss = IS: made ssS u ,..s
Ct COPPER - one Of m. he bollere 10 be made Of
::sis' :: Sa:i s ssS: ssS
&c e p sSs :a s
bsacss srs 70 lesd which are % De acesrstsly "a.
sss.ss t. Be- SriIsd aud sssmsd sscuistlis 70
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eight Inchss lsnGth faIsis6sd viii he nee .ssssy
nan and had hols pIstes. fsrDaes. fge sad dampsr
e. .SP the Ss :,s sAs
competed 1t hydrostatic p,eSuf Of forty .fse)
ana the made 70 Be- ss.ssS Sy
.seem pressure Of thirty 60, Pounds Per square
IN. :. =; :; tube @ b fsr.sh:a y Re R:s...
from Ss detect and shs ,Vs S III eos
aemned from tsd vofkmanship. E--.g :.
les. 70 ce sSrsa 8
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81 diagl ion Applications to the Bureau Of construc
Payment VII Be made on the boilers for one third
sstsd snogaf Yea sssy ass h.r eon
srtd and properly placed on board fhs vessel. and
:ss e ,
=; ID IN = s.s e. ss:s
ne vess.. sstisfsetory to the experimenting en-
fluasf. VIII Be particular in stating The prices
and the time within which thes propose 20 cum
plste md deliver the work, and the time must not
exceed the 10th day of june next 81. a !. -
Ths ptoaosltions mnst Be erdersed q Propositions
hnguished from other businsss lsttsrt
The offer, - luIred by law, must b scccmps-
MED BY written guarantee cfths following forIns
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nv .e,ee - Al az. 5ns stsss hirs
steamer Michigsn, in the port OF Ere, Penn, ana
nss 10 Their Places tso tsess. boilers. il oolfsrm
struction. be- OF the 5lh or cembsr. isse at the
rate Of - cents per pound, and 70 fnrnish and oe-
liver On load ne Yss;sl proysy ktssd The fol
slestiye ns9es-yiss Two pieces of smoke pipe
With cid beDds end g boss httsa tssrsto. AID ssv
rails Two c.s;-ifon setsty valve chests fbored Tor
valve ssata) ulth east iron bonnets And ysfvss M
gun %ss see go! sS inch
cents Per gound. MrosSht-i!on lsvsrs end sfsds,
hHsdt 20 ssssm drums e. Seiisrs By I've fsnshss,
and Drilled vitk sstsbis 6ot hoss, oensi seS
soand. coessE Soy pipe viii eomposition
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