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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29
A SHOT IN THE FLOCK.

We wonaer if the following Paixhan
shot from the '.Notes from the Plymouth
Pulpit" by Henry Ward Beecher, hits
anybody in all this region round about :
We hope not. Mr.. Beecher said:
.There are sitting before me in this
congregation now two hundred men, who
stuff their Sundays full Of what they call
religion, and then go ont on Mondays to
catch their brothers by the throat, saying:
PAY me that thou owest;' it's Monday
now. and you need not think that because
we sat crying together yestetday over our
savior's sufferings and love that | am go
ing to let you off from that debt, ifitdoes
ruin YOU pay to it now Is
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29
R FALLS, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE
4 am suffocat,ag,' saii Fred.

4 am suffocating,' saii Fred.
Hush exclaimed. SEQ there is an
other How familiar he seats himself be-
side takes her hand
Il shall strangle to DEATH
Patience
'The other was only the Lieutenant
whispered John.
dearest Colouelr said Julia. e
i am blessed with too few such faith
full friel d.
held Fred with the grasp of giant.
That love you, cannot dony. a
woman Of soul loves just as she happens
to be placed in relation to men. She is
warmed by their noble characters as she
is when she stands in the sunshine. 1t is
the great principle
'Loveliest of her sex,' said her compan-
ion.
Fred burst forth, levcling both pistols
at the Colonel. He pulled the triggers,
bat they did not 60 off. Pistols loaded
with sawdust seldom do.
The Colonel uttered a scream, and fed
Madam said Fred swelling with in
dignation, have you any moro Of these
atfectionate friends?'
Only eight my dear husband. Why
what puts you in such rager
'Perad.ous wretch 7!
Hear me- said Mrs. B. solemnly.-
when we married, intended to devote
my life, my actions, my heart to YOU
From you expected Il same. l can
see no distinction in our relative duties to
each other. Love must exis: on both
sides-or on neither. Whatever May be
the opinion of a heartless world, "a man
of soul, and of virtue makes his wife,
Il am not to be preached to, traitress,
said Fred. Il leave you forever; but not
till / take vengeance on my new military
acquaintance. Where are they!
They are here che answered.
The door was thrown open, and the
two officers with their chopeaus off, were
heard giggling and laughing in most
unmilitary manner.
Fred soon discovered the truth, and |
read him his moral.
Husbands, all remember, that wives
have equal anguish and shame with your
selves, in receiving a share of affection,
though they do not possess your despotl
power in ext ring it. The slightest der-N
fiction of moment, on the part of p wife,
STAMPS her forever with ignominy and
pain while the absurd customs Of soci-
ETY. allow man n greater latitude, III
sighting, neglecting and deceiving he'
whose happiness is in his keeping. q
these customs the man of soul will never
take advantage.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29
gslette0 Gale.

BIT THEODORE s. FAY.

IA NE of nv peculiarities is strong
IN tendency to differ in opinion from
other people upon almost every
subject. l never mouth in the matter
/ come out roundly.
I have no doubt the reader is fond of
roast beef and plum pudding. Now de
test them. Nothing could be more gross.
earthly, stultifying. Besides no man fond
Of such stuff does. ever did, or ever can
sit down to n meal without running into
excess. Then comes custard, ice cream.
fruit almonds, raisins, wine. You rise
with ,listended stomach and heavy head,
and stargpr away with british apathy.
/ srn for light diet. milk, rice, fruit, sweet
harmless things of nature. No lambs
bleed FOR me. No stately OK is slain that
I may feast. Old mother earth supplies
my tender appetite. The deep, deep
spring. clear rs crystal--the innocent veg
etables,-ethereal food Thus | am
leenly susceptible to every moral and nat
ural beauty, nhich few enthusiastic beef
eaters are.
l differ from everybody in another
thing. | believe in love at first sight. We
ought to be able to tell in q week wEcth-
er woman would do for wife. The
judgement of true love is intuitive; glance
and il is done. A man of genius has in
his own imagination standard of the Oh
ject of his love-an unexplainsble model
the prototype to which exists some
where in reality, although he may never
have seen or heard of her. This is Won
derful but it is true. He wanders about
the world, imperyious to all delicious,
thrilling, soul-melting beams of beauty,
till he reaches the right one. There are
blue eyes--they are tender but they touch
not him. There are black-thoy are
piercing, but bis heart remains whole
AT length accident fl gs him in contact
with a creature-he hears the tones of
her yoice-he feels the warm streams o.
soul shining from her countenance. Gaze
meets gaze, and thought sparkles into
thought till the magic blaze is kindled,
and they fsll in love.
1t sometimes happens, that for one
model in the imagination of this man of
genius. there are accidentally two or three
prototypes in real life, or rather, he has
swo or three different models.
1t isa great misfortune for man to
have more models than one. They lead
him sstray. They Involve him in diff
culties. They play The devil with him.
And yet metaphysicians and phrenolo-
sists ought to know that 1t is no affair Of
bis. If school boy has the organ o.
destruction, you may whip him for killing
flies, but YOU must not wonder at him.
Ifs youth-but this brings ME buck
again to my subject.
never could tell how manv of those
moiels Fred had; a great many, no doubt
lie was sad dog-a Don Juan Ia sort
Of Giovanni in-but that was his bust
ress.
Oh. the sweet woman! It is alm,os,
iucredulous. He must hsve dc alt in mag.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29

/ met her she was thin and old;
She stopped. and trod with totterlng feet;
The hair was gray that once was gold
The voice VA harsh. that once was sweet.
Her hands were dvindled. and her eyes,
Robbed of tie girlish light OF joy,
" ere dim; felt sad surprise
That had loved her when boy.
But yet something IA her air
Restored me TO the vanished time,
MY heart grew young and seemed to wear
The brightness of NV youthful prime.
took her withered hand in iniEe-
It's touch recalled ghost of Joy
/ kissed it with revere1t sigh.
For had loved her when boy.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29

Oh. the sweet woman! It is almost
iuereduleus. He must hsve dc alt in mag
JIG. 1t was perfect blessing to DO near
him: to catch the light aud beat of the
;ght and gloiuos which is!l upou him,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29

As perfume is to the rose, 30 is good
nature to tho lovely. IA a
FLATTBRy 10 = sort of bad money to
which Out. vanity gives currency. n
WHAT Highland sport would q NUM-
Der of young girls converting remind you
of Devastating.
ouR humanity wers poor shiug, but
fer Tho l;r;a;sy tyt s::;.s- u::.:Lia -.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-06-29

THE devil, he SAID.
had withdrawn, of course. [ am a
bachelormy self. Curtain lectures are not
in my way. Mrs. B. did not come down
to dinner. Mr.. 3. did not come to tea.
/ did not get up next morning to break
fast. so | did not know what was the re-
suit. -. "a. 81. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

WINES, LIQUORS. &C.

a OARD.-TO THE PUBLICLY Is A NOrA BILE FACT
a which have escaped bs Observation of even he
sdiaes sen for Of Gain o he
vest uscksries upon the public and the attempt
sea- ee wei ssned re-, and solid gsns Of ths gsnu
imitation There seems lin o. tns columns OF
tue daily and weekly pr. with glowing suts
ye~ when bill us complaints aud
digestive organs 30 prevAlen qusckery whole
Ever since the Introduction into this county Oordis
cognac bhers winch have obtained wide esd
I the proprietor has had 70 contend with such
cI the public sgsns' all kinds of vile and deeerous pAc
frs" The agop and ven deIs OF which have atemued
bnere invention OF the ceebrssed French chsns lie.
and are the result Of research and distinguished
ability They have gained in few years world wide cele
Asia and America most remedy s diseases Of
the bowels az oerap gemens OF the digestive Trey
have been and in stspt the hoptls
aIss Euore The cordial Ct bers cure )iera
those in the enoyen OF good hssh these bters
aie an excellent tnic q plessaLt somachc and an
rouxs cordial cognac bers France from
pure cognac brandy and imported and s1d sTEIsFEaD
used with the distinguished SUCCESS In tie hosoi.s
OF me Cmea during me ae gar and they In daily
with gratifying resu.s they we're used in soroS sns
Hchnond during the dreadful Of the yellow fever
there sisnted bas received from ell of United
Of Leouxs cordial brs 1hey be found upon
The shelves Of evers respectable druggist aud grocer in he
and called FOR In every hote reautsn drnkng saloon aud
lace OF reireshent in this city seined feels il 10 be bs
con mon IN this city of them utterly useless and
owefess 10 accomplish what claimed Tor Them and ONES
new remedies abed reliable fscts are no
uarantee to the public Of their being safe to use far
sick seufedn oordsl cognsc tiers II You are veil
get these bes and keep well For BY ali
orussbts and giocers in the United sa.os and Canada
3. S1EINfELO, No 10 Naaasu street.
boie Agent for the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
OCULIsTs AND AURISTS.

I'D fsrs st..A NEWLY INVENTED rNsTRUME,vr
a. etrsne eases Of DEAFNESS called the sound u,sgn
~ Isanle voraor and invisible voice oondacor II ats sc
car ~ Dot 70 be she the unpleasant
o. slogipf noises h the 4 en- treiy removed
n hes, ss, eei % ne deaiest and enables hsY
Iss @sssrs sot.O'sOSs opslcisn. apS .. az ,
90 rssay Weo', OPPOSITE Tie YcsE 4ossA ,pasn rs,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

ENOR "a sLOcP YACHT. WITH CABIN, ID TONS,
10 complete sailing ORDER be NJ Hoboken Yacht
Club For further particulars address boz 1907 New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
9PORTING.

ORDERS RyCsIvED FOR sPEYER's LAGER BEER,
Delaney street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

BIRDS Of frat breed mocking Dir from the
- " =. hHoDERs %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A N ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, as YEARS OF AGE. wHo
p for several yesra euTaaed planter in the
Ysh West Inds Islands, and who has been suosequnty
supied In mercantile transactions 10 England IL DESTROYS of
procurpg employment either accountant
plantation in the South The advertisers views
entirely able With abolition slavery be
of the Oldest II the Oldest, OF the est
India proprietary From long prsccal scgnsa.nce he has
hesitation asserting niss'op OF .hs
b the British West India colones has ruined pe-hsus IRE
rieyaby finest plantations u the world nj all
events patent the suicidal policy OF British
legislation has begesed the OF the proprietary
and b. no character Of the sfy. Ad
sre o. letters In reply Alphs box 1873 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CrR4IrON, sAHDFORD co, IMPORTERS OF IA
- segars SO Beaver corner william nsr f,r
sale al grader HAvans Of their impoaon esr
in bond for export o. from store, da.y paid. NN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
FPECYAL NOTICES.
NAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

SPECIAL NOTICES:
CAUrIoN TO THE PUBLIC.
We ave informed shA, Ne:as Plat Br ss Of AirOn
0no have OSanea gssn'H cSss 10 Tor tue Of
he toes o. boo and which letters paen, grant
AL a1 lips mt MADE under f p.eAs infringe upon
sqs o mo s s Ss use Of s%
ss al Who or lips made nnds
PA brooks patent without sa aisgs MeRisNrY CO.
fynIs1ogI GOLD sealos:, ,,,,.. xm ,..,.,., -,
sailing schooper direct Chs3u 50 soon :. ,unen num-
superior WI, also be put up and sail a. soon IS
ssS are the lands
ios s who may engage Ne ss.rss a.
s as from the
70 : iii s fer
vii sas for 1p himself sna .% to Sc
pa sss tSsst Ss sSSS
ssconi story, back room over vsndsr6ilis.
objection --rsE ANNUAL ELECTION OF d.
rssor Of DE Kelcae booker stage COMPANY S will be
hrt strs ct on wednesdsy the Instant The poll win be
open sn 5 BY g. PSTsks Secretary
sSs sss Sss:
Dc Sho feels be ought 20 r. as having
LABOR "''e n'D' 'H''''A JAxss fAskEa. Pres '
.--.-. ----------, - --------.. -
hJoTlCE TO BUr0HERs AND oraSas@GIrY IN
ssr lie sS Of 9prf Say II Soo Of
.f5 refuse mutt be taken 70 he cs dss oo
!. Tas o. sua as os M
q he Common csanoa rssvs % he
s9ssr,poS p TEE REMOVAL " offAir BLOOD AID FILTH
Ths Ma or Aldermen and Commopsltv o, bs CITY Of New
York 10 Commoa Council Convened do orSan "a ico@s~
any snms rha on every day when any animal may be so
e sS sSs, %
b bs ssr ~ ven a0S 0r 'aSh nessc Or refusal 70 comply
sy or s"y
o s % l os oo1e; S
As he couSc nr he y ns ssor snail or msy toa
az .ss - N & of escA ana
s ordinance Il eesoroa ''e 'S INSPECTOR 300 70"
Sec 4 THIS ordnance shsll take sfec. In and all
ordinances or ps Of SsIasncss conflicting here Win are rs
~ xdopted bv Board O, Councilman Nav H. lsss
Aldermen June TO- 1850
assb Se sVss hat ss ssmp.nc. with the re
to usd By IL Contractor for he removal from
s h n be oonssysd and @ spO ns be
- -' '-~ D1NISL i'' 7. pYLAvAN, CITY INSPECTOR.
Cpr1A7. .oT1cr 7osvpg 7,v ~ xc,ca,v,
y ors removed nom i6s to 5sl Brcadway one dcoi
nom corner Of Prince steet between The a. Nicholas snS
Metropolitan Roteh.
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~ sgsr skl.xoNr 4 90, BAExaKs. NO g Wa,
ii q Ss %osa h1onS Ee s sn W Psr
ients ''S1 80" A-' ~Ao @'H ''1eSs"s
-. :, - - - - --,---.-
ffRdS Co Sosdwas Kew ToeA and sfs osa n
sse0 Company.
D1v1DENp TIE SN1CK sRBoCKEe STAGE COM
this dsy declared dividend Q, three per can't
Board GEO. Q. PEERS, Treasurer.
NEW YORK. august ., 1853.
1D,v,nnx,, ,,n 1890 - -
a. Canal street NH Say ssni ICE
A Gls1nsA 70 1889
70 won.ruxr. c...o.~s ~ - oo"I AVN rresioenl
- =. -oH---D- ~. eee-e---..
xEI1LEg ROGERS. GEyyRA AL, COMMISSION wrs
M area WITH ds
patch For sale GOO b6s southsrp tsmly f.ur 400 bos
BRANDY Is soussrn DO po's
~ pany, 81 Wall street. New York, July U.s. issaThs d
nsg ssp On sp After s LAT s % o.
inc ''0A WI" ''''S' b JAW 81 Ds@kz sssrsy
pEoRIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD COM
psnyA dividend Of four per cent the capital stock
sysS @ sss e c ns
The nIerit The bonds q The win Ss paid hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

CPORTING DOG wANTxD-A ZINE LOOKING BULL.
- Dog small size bH, good watch dog; also small
black terrier Apply 10 Jchn. at j. Wilson's stable
COZ ner of Crosby and Blocker Gtreets,
nGE MARINE PAVILION, GLEN GBOvE LONG IL.
i land Sound, by OTIS OaMsBGs. owners of Tachis
amateurs desbous of participating 10 viewing the great
ocean Yacht TO the eastward, viii find
at tho excseNng any other
watering place betWeop 4eu 0Ate and Point Jud4h,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME w1DaHR, CLAIRvOYANr, a QUEUE gPI.
~ n.S adX unveils the my.sries Of fuury love- MARRIAGE
absent ffonds IckneGD prescrbes medicines al dsoaa
iea lucky numbers property lQs Stolen. 9 Bovey -
tween Hous10u and Bloecker sfeets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

a GEETLEMAN, WHO HAS had SIXTEEN We ARs'
a experience in travelling With American sad English srsf
hes though the tour OF Europe ward interpreter aud
pourer and having a knowledge OF the English French,
Italian German offers hs services prt
family party being wiling psy half the expenses
Europe Best Of references given Apply 10 B. c., l5a
Lombard Baltimore, Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
A YnrNa MAN YEARS or AGE WHO HAsaAD


"A nine the ohblng hardvsre
trade in city Rsinore wishes to obtain situation this
fall in York In the business, clark assant Gales
man afraid to work Influence trade aud
beat " cspscig honesty aud
nJuay Any wishing 20 ootaia the services of good
rehab ssesan gill please address ne 10 Geo Valentine.
North Baltimore Md. wben satisfactory refe-
vepcea and information will be cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

CNDON BOARD AND REsIDEHCE AN ENGLISH
IL lady ofers home repete with COMFORT bning the sd
yantapes OF agreeable society for ladies' and gentlemen
acuee Ia large nj y handsomely furnished aud very central
London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

\ ODGlH0S WANTED. "A QUIET YOUNG Max A
- mechsni,, wants furnished bedroom in a Protestant
family where there other lodgers rvep n
required. apply by letter, stating terms which mus: be
moderate to box l47 Eerald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

1--WE LARGE, PLEASANT AND NE Ally FURNISHED
~ room with ptnty and bath lected 70 let with board
10 delightful location convenient Broadway al, poderu
imp'oven ents suitable tcr and wife single gen
plsce) ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

iea lucky numbers property LOST STOLEN. 29 Bowey .
tween Hous10u and Beecker streets.
MADAME RAY 70 THE BEST ULAlIvOYAHT md
IN abrologst In the world; all Or life told; SPEEDY
marrages caused lucky numbers and vaes's told or
nee 200 Seventh avenue Twenty seventh Aoet Eous
l0to ~ N. Fee rs cents.
mr. B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE UELEBiIT
N. ed Madame PREwsfsRS She has bsen consulted by
thousands this and other ces wib entire sssfacaou sb
feels confident equal 5be tells e of mture
wife husband; also that of her vifor II wahtrutS
give 2b Third avsde above Twenty frs areet
Ladies 90 cents; aentlemer>L
THE ONLY Ipp.rEEDgNr CLAIRvOYINT IN TIVE
country WI can confdepty be depended upop IN No a ar.
animation az lenses has taken r,ssasu.
and 81 NO Oliver ,ree opposite new %wsrv
'A-'A"N sia"fe. i1ourA from VAN. to6p. H. each
az ~ ~'V~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

ONE OR TT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
" with privilege OF Kitchen for gentleman wife sni
cthd between 5eecker aud Sixteenth Streets Broad
was prefe red. Address y. B Francis. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

VANDgN BROCK BROS. co.,
AMERICAN BANKERS
&c Hue Cbsusee, d'Anhc Farfs Frsrca
EYgN'R THAYE8. "A Pine street room No 49,
rom mn TO LOAN-ON MORTG AGE ON FIRST
pLOU.OUO class New YORK and Brooklyn property
in large and small sums s25 900 on farms in Of IS 900
10 K sALTONsTALL, broker. II Wall street. rr'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

LToTgL LOrGINGs-AT THE CIR g.NE ST syEr HousE
3 Greene street Geotemeu wtsh,ng clean soEe rooms
st 81 rs 10 50 week Is nigh. All ths daily
ard foreign papers ken at the bsrroom. Also ardng az
81 per week, with lodging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

a EBROTYPIsr wANrED-A GOOD OPERATOR A,
Hernendezs gallery s05 sh between 10th and Az
ss. One having an instrument: preferred. Apply bewee
the hours Of =. n. and 6 N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

NOLOR MAKER WANIED-AN EFFICIENT MAN
" practically acquainted with the manufacturing of DIV ca
lors will hear of situation By addressing L. Co.. boz 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

DoOMs TO LET-TusgE MINUTES WALK FROM
~ sonth ferry Broos neatly furnished front
second noo IN private family rent In ,u1ng gas
week also hsll bedroom foor 81 30 per week
Apply al 70 Court stree, corner Of Atlantic Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

NO sOUT HERR MERCHANTS-A YOUNG ANGLICAN
msn wishes suson as eootse'per or sslssmsn, to 40
South be had six experieuce both these ciuac.
ties and would msle himself generally useful Address O.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

Ol0 YOUNG GIRLS WANTED 200 SMART AND AC
ZVu tive girls between the sges OF IL years
find Deds,e employment at skirt making by applying
n the corner OF 18th st. and 9th the clothing sors
cond floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

STOCKHOLDERS ARE WANTED TO INVEST IN
, adacovery which supersedes steam. The pressure o.
t1 engine does not incur and be
all sorts OF manuctores The model be by paynf
g at FRANCIS x. PoPFEIs, No. 80 Lsgat street. New
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

& MBBoTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST WANT
- ed Call between and 10 O'Clock this (SaturdSy morn
Ing Angus g. at Geo. w. Louds photographic Gallery is
bOHery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

THO MERCHANTs-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES 4 sIrC-
alton in wholesale house dry goods .-efer-ed 10 the
capacity of asan bookbeper porter clerk Can give
testimonials 10 integrity and cspability
Address W. NJ box ll6 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

ENUFNIsnED ROOFS TO LgT-IN sr JOHNS PsBK
Actel corner of Hudson and Lsight sees from 81 50
week This ls the most deaf able residence
The guests have he privilege of the park first casa
rant attached 10 the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

RIO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF A PLSAsANyTy
located h'use; consisting of front aud back roou With
coses betv with bedroom k.chen range bath and
viii be let to quiet family cheap Inquire ii II Sixth
In the Btore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A YOUNG MAN NINETEEN YEARS OF AGE. WIsaES
situation in an office sholessle stNe he speaks the
Bpg sh and Germ languages. writes good hsud h qnck
collecting References be given.
Address r. N B box l53 Eerald office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-20
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-According to the
conversation among the democratic members
of the House, they will seize upon the first IA
vorable opportunity to re-unite their forces,
which were scattered today, after the with
drawal of Mr.. Bocock from the contest for
Speaker The bestowal of their votes on va
rious gentlemen Was an experiment to ascer.
tain on whom the largest number of the House
might ultimately be concentrated.
The democratic Senators have in caucus
completed the list of committees. 1t has been
handed to those of the opposition to fill up the
blanks. Mr.. Mason remains chairman of the
Committee on foreign affairs; Mr. Clay on
commerce Mr.. Yulee on the post office; Mr..
Green on territories; Mr.. Mallory on naval af-
fairs; Mr.. Bayard ON the judiciary and Mr..
Brown on the District of Columbia.
The scattering vote, on the last ballot for
Speaker, was as follows Davis of Indiana
10, Phelps of Mo- 6, Reagan of Texas 8, Nc
Clernaud Of Illinois 4, Boulgny of Iowa 2,
H, f. Clark of New York 2, Winslow of North
Carolina 2, Mcqueen of South Carolina 2,
Houston of Alabama, Gilmer of North Caro-
lima, Harris of Mary land, Etheridge of Ten
nessee, Pugh of Alabama, Stevenson of Ken
lucky, and Clayton of Alabama, each l.
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A Night Of Fires.

MEDINA, N. Y, Dec. 19.-Early Sunday
morning the Orleans Mill warehouse, contain
ing $4,000 worth of grain, was burned. In
ten minutes the building was enveloped in
flames, and the gale carried the cinders mile
westward. A small building adjoining was
also destroyed. Loss of Hill, Whaler, & Co.,
$60,000 insured, 600
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 19.-Keisser's -four
ing mill was burned last night. Loss, SIG, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
PIrTsBURG, Dec 19,-The Duquesne crack
er factory, and Banner & Co.'S marble front
building on First street, were burned last night
with their contents. An adjoining building
was crushed by the falling walls. Loss, very
heavy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-20
HOLIDAY GIFTS /!

and has now exhibition the largest and richest variety
of that class of Goods before offered by any
house in the city. To commence with we here mention
few OF the more