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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

LATEST STEAMBOAT ARRIVAL on RECORD
AT THIS PoRT.-The steamer Time & Tide
Capt. Nelson Roberts, arrived yesterday, Nov
9th inst, being three days and half out
from La Crosse. ...
She was detained by high winds in the
Lake and impeded by heavy running ice, but
succeeded in reaching this port, where she
belongs, with fine cargo of freight and quite
number of passengers. hN-
At a meeting of the passengers on board
the Steamer when in sight of st. Paul the
following preamble and resolutions, compli.
mentary to Capt. Roberts and his aids, were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we, the undersigned, passen-
gers on BOARD the steamer Time & Tide, hav-
ing been two weeks later than the usual clos
ing of navigation, and after all other boats on
these upper waters had tied up for winter
quarters, safely, though Unexpectedly con-
veyed to our destination, making the trip in
reasonable time and against unfayorable
winds and much running ice; the success OF
which must be attributed to the vigilance, eau
ton and untiring perseverance of our most
kind and obliging captain-his associates not
to be excepted-therefOre,
ResoLced, That our heartfelt thanks are
due to the generous and indomitable Captain
Nelson Roberts, of the Steamer Time and
Tide, for his efforts to make the trip pleas.
ant one for us, his vigilance in the protect ton
of our persons from danger, and most CRATE.
fully do we acknowledge our joy at the sight
of St. Paul, which assures us this unpreced.
ented trip is complete success.
Resolued, That it has not been our pleasure
to meet in steamboat travel, more kind treat
ment from officers, or to have generally en-
joyed trip so much, though it has beer
sprinkled with romance, and there were mo-
Encnts of peculiar anxiety on the part of all.
Resolred, That this trip of the Time and
III he should re recorded to the praise of Capt
l;oberts as we'll as an item for history; anc
herein it is suggested to the daily papers il
St. Paul, that they will publish these sincere
though unpublished compliments of the passen
gers.
Signed: II. K. Terrell, J. L. Fisk, R. E
Tisk, -"c>~r>. Davis, Yale, Ward, Wright
e.snr, pomroy, Vail, Walden, Wilson, Hore
, d h. J,r~el. and many others, including th'
/ ladies'.
We give place to the foregoing "frst-rat'
pun gra'u't"us'y, because we think there il
much due 10 the commanders Of the Tim,
and Tide for their energy and pluck in keep
lns navigation open until this upprecedent
ed late date, and as the Press is the means O
public expression, we will put the Time-and
Tide on record as it deserves. Let it be .re
corded then, that that boat made the lates
trip to our port within the memory of man.,
TIE School BoARD.-The proceedings G
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The weather still continues to be of the
most pleasant and mild description. 1t is
just cold enough to be healthy and bracing,
and just warm enough to be comfortable out
of doors. The ice hoated lightly in the river,
but not enough to phase boat
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

LATE ARRIvAL.-Wm. j. Smith Co., re-
ceived this day by the Time and Tide ship
ment of boots and shoes suitable for winter
wear. .-.@.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

DlsrnG CouRr+-There was great reloic-
ing among the unfortunate jurymen of our
District Court yesterday, when they were al
lowed leave Of absence until January Sd
This order of tbe Court was issued at the re-
quest of the Bar, who have to attend the Dc
cember session q the Supreme Court now at
hand '7f aa'EssaI aa .ar.- -.a.aa.- .lre sdE g
The jurymenI have had terrible siege OF
it. Ihe calender was as "long as the moral
law" and some of the cases were knotty ones.
The accumulated business of the last two or
three years will be swept away this term,
however, and hereafter the sessions will be
short, and the business more easily disposed
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The ST. ANDREWS SocIErY.-To-night, as
our readers will remember, our jolly Scotch
friends have their Annual Reunion, which.
everybody who has ever attended one, knows
is the very ne plus ultra of festivity and hear
ty enjoyment. The supper tonight will be
got up in that inimitable style for which the
Winslow House is so well known, while the
fluid part of the entertainment will be unex-
ceptionable. Piper Craig will be on hand
again with his Wild music, and the songs, SEN
timents, speeches, &C., will make the intellec-
tual part of the Festival quite pleasant, while
the presence of the ladies', new feature, will
add charm to the occasion.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The opera Daughter Of the Regiment "
will be repeated on Tuesday evening next, in
stead of Monday, having been postponed one
evening on account of the Y. NJ. G. A. Lee
t,ra osf - salAJ 5HT II ssAE .EsAT GV7 flg
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

THE ScHooL BoARD.-The proceedings of
avery interesting meeting will be found in
another column. The Board have the SYM
pathy of everybody in this matter, and we
hope they will discover ways and means to
keep the schools open until at least next April.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
HE NRY Nc KENTY,
.u DEALER In
RE AL EST TIE.
SAINT PAUL, ::: 8: MINNESOTA.

ITO RENT...A COMMODIOUS Dwell.
B J. LING HOUSE, situated in this city, With good
barn and stable attached. Inquire at the firm nf
..'.' HALE BOND,
novl-d1n Rogers' Block, Third Street.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

PETTY THIEvINe-We hear complaints on
all hands, Of petty thieving being carried on
IN almost an parts Of the city, and with great
boldness. 1t seems not to be done by regular
"pickers and stealers," either, but to be car
ried on by class of people who perhaps are
driven toit by . state of affairs which we all
deplore, but are unable toremedy. Many Of the
sufferers, too, by this pilfering are perhaps as
really destitute as their plunderers, but this
seems not to be thought of. The only way
is not to leave things ''laying around loose"
and by removing the chance, remove the in
tentiOn. ft. : -er... s-.frv. .... .. -~.....
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

CoNPLIMENTARY.-The passengers on the
beautiful little steamer Favorite, on her last
passage down, united in the following well de-
served testimonial:
We, the undersigned, passengers on board
the steamer Favorite, on her recent voyage
from st. Paul to st. Louis, cannot leave her
without expressing our thanks to, and of her
officers and, capacity. We therefore unani-
mously join in rendering great praise to the
steamer Favorite, as being light-draught, sea-
worthy, comfortable, and withal, the fastest
craft on the Upper Mississippi; and also in
rendering our sincere thanks to her efficient
officers and crew, for their gentlemanly con-
dnct and courteous treatment to us, her pas
sengers. We also take this opportunity of
recommending to the public, who may have
occasion to travel on the Mississippi, the
steamer Favorite, Capt. Davidson, ber gallant
commander, and Messrs. N. B. and w. w.
Hatcher, her kind and courteous Clerks, who
will be attentive and ever ready to greet you
on board their fine and fast steamer. f
Signed by about sixty ladies' and gentle
men.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

DID Nor Go-Had the Time g. Tine re-
turned at once to La Crosse, she would have
been able to make another trip. But having
waited here two days and half after her ar
rival, Louis concluded the day of Grace had
passed, and she did not leave as expected this
morning Several passengers were anxious
to 60 down, but Louis concluded not to try
it.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

The Time and Tide is announced to leave
for below tomorrow morning We should
not be surprised If she makes another trip yet
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

-<paD -ics~ BeAs--.ikss NssmAnss iArd, ,uthe
Milwaukee Free Democrat says, will have his
ice boat, Of which our readers have heard 50
much, ready to, be launched at Prairie du
Chen, as soon as the Mississippi closes! He
is naturally confident of success, and expects
it will make selni5weekly trips between Saint It
Paul and Prairie du CHEN 1'Ne are decided
ly skepticai, but shall he intensely gratified
to be able to chronicle its success after the
experiment is made. Should it succeed, II
7will cork an ianediata revolution IN whtet.
travel, and give such places as st. Paul sAe
same facilities ior communication with the
tqutcr world they enjoy in the summer months.
$50 the Uemocrat thinks. We small see.l
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Total number Of fires from Nov. 81, 1885, to Noven-
Der 81, 1S59-l0. .... .... ..-...-........ ....
Total number Of alarms from November 81, 1855, to
November 2l, 1S59-15. VI
w y,rrp ron vup rxr,ycUysHurSr or rrprs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

MAIL SERvIcE-Mail service has been put
on that part of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad between GAINESVILLE and Minnesota
Junction, a distance of fifty six miles. The
mails for Minnesota, and Western and North:
western Wisconsin, win hereafter be carried
over this route. .,.,z.,s,~l-. .-.......
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
tne firemen Of st. Paul to build up an Organise
tion that our citizens may rely upon in the hour

the fremen Of st. Paul to build up an oreauixs-
non that our citizens may rely upon in the hour
eea9sssara an vain.s s44z.4-s.sss-s,.s,.
chasing Of three hundred feet more hose for tsch
OF the Engine companies, (Ko's. and g. AT frs-
quently happens that they have half of their hose
hanging nises uP to dry when an alarm Of fire takes
draught water, each Engine company should have
starting out.
Iwoald siso eau the a.sensiop Of sour Hon, body
to the want of suitable means for hostino hose n
the Engine houses, and would recommend the Ma
eng q ropes and pulleys in the wellhole Of each
Engine house for such purpose; the expense for
same will be trifiag. 'R'Lei'yT-~
r., The efficient organization of the Board of Fire
Wsrdens which was effected for the first time one
year ago, mas tended much to prevent the destruc
ton OF property from defective chimueys splacino
~ Q. stove pipe near wood work &c. Still much re-
mains 70 be done, and hope your Hon body viii
continue TO encourage the efficient working Of this
most Important branch of the Department. ~ I5gc
! would suggest to your Hon. body that in 'myrs
opinion, 1t would be not only the interest of the
department but of the City, to purchase, if possi
be at an early day as practible, the Engine be.
longing to Rotary Mill independent COMPANY. in
EG1IPoratlng COT SAID company into the Department.
Mnile testliylng to the readiness with which at all
times TINS company have responded to the, call of
duty, still very much doubt the wisdom of the :
precedent you have established in furnishing an
independent company, outside of the Departments,
stoves, fuel &C.,
In the transactions connected with the admins
tration OF the duties of the Office of Chief Engineer
OF the fire Department, cannot refrain from tes-.
tt,tying my appreciation of the course pursued by
the Committee on Fire Department, and members
OF OF tne common Council, and the general dlsposi-
ton manifested by the City Government to en-.
courage and preserve the efficiency of the Depart.
ment. - -ay .eGr -lEf"0 - -. r. 're
Without the aid of the Common Council, the
Department would be in an inefficient condition
ana the cheerfuness with which every application
has been responded to, is a renewed proof of the
confidence OF the City governments in the Fire De-
partment ofour City. ..--.-
Respectfully submitted, . .-.,.-. .-
III
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
MARRIED.

THURSDAY, December /,
BelsW zero.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
INSTRUMENTATION RECORD.
Reported Dali, BY DAY 4 JENxs.

At THE LOWEST RATES.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
MINNE-HA-HA ENGINE 90. NO. 9.

EsaIss second.clsss Philadelphia style In good
der Six hundred feet Of hose In good order. Number
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03


Some one was so indiscreet as to toast tn,
"Press" at this period, to which Bro. Fishel
of the Pioneer replied appropriately.
Mr.. A. B. Curry, by special request, recitet
some original verses, which we give below -
Call not, guide folk, on me to tell,
The beauties in the proffer'd toast;
As ithers here could do it well,
Wha' of Scottish birth can boast,
Could but breathe auld Scotia's air,
And wander 'mang her highland hills;
Or gaze upon her lochs sac fair,
And listen to her monte rills;
Gould but stan by Brig O. Doom,
Or gang alang the banks of Ayr;
At cen, at morn, or al high noon,
And hearken to the music there;
Could l auld Dumfrles Kirkyard see,
And mark the resting place of Burns
| And ither kinks frae sea to sea-
Containing mony sacred urns-
| And with the Shade O. Bruce the lov'd
Recount the scenes he ed sac well;
| Or see the heart of Wallace moved,
~ For these, for wham to save, he fell;
Or listened to "blest freedoms" shrek,
As tyrants Ger him bore the gree;
| And seen him nobly dare, and seek,
| To make his dear o'ed Scotia free:
And might sing to you this night,
Sic sangs as you'd remember lang;
| Of Scotia, in her days O. might;
| And Scotland, in her days O. wrang.
But nae, I could mo- if would
Her Poet sang them lang ago;
I would mo- pluck them if could,
/ Those Garlands-from the poet'sb brew.
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Semtt@e Sa,,t
i: & 8, wi(fius, Saint pau(.
CGraber Meyer u. @iQius.)
Gieielte u,nfa6t ntbf alien in tas Bantfa&
einl9la8enben belpnttrs fclgente 3peiae:
Medftl auf Deut19lanc,
iopie a u taQe pauptplSfe Grantrei9s, Der S@meia
unb bes SnlanceS perbtn tets in be!iebiaen Be-
trdsen urb su ben suniti9iten Beeinsunstn abse.
9ehen. 49,. s..-. -.
Die Mussablun9 yon @elbcrn
in irgeue einsn, Tbtit DMtf1laues unb Der
@9tpei3 be11a1ta mir, iuten, pir ben @eaenwertb
Der tei uns eiueesablten Betrdee ben GmpfGn.
germ ftltiti in ben entltatnisu Grtl6aften, tcifen.
trei in's 3aus fenttn la0tn une tSnnen unlere
@uftrasetbtr ,tie Observation-Disclosures ibrtr
Dreunbe ipater bel uns entse9eunebmen. Beruer
tei or8en mir lie
Gin;ietun9 Yon @el.er1
in europa une msrstn tic taiu erfrreerli9en
papiere, ais:
@ouma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Xcbten1beine' &c. bon
uns aus8eftrtiet unb teren @ultisftit r~ertirst.
&u@ ttipreen mir bic eoniularil9e Bealautiguna
FOLDER Drtumeate.
Ya0a9el@eine
aur freien Gatrt iber Bremcn mad Nep, Ycrt,
Baltimore ober Nep.O rleans serabicl9en mir ~
aeitsema6en preiien. @cl9e @9eire baben NUT
fir bic in ~benielbeu btnannte Yerjpn @altisteit
unb tSnnen ni4t BON b~trielben ~strtauft cter lber-
traseu sperben. @irt Der edith son Der betref.
ftnbtn Verien ui&t tenuSt, 70 fatttn wir ben,
0auftr be1t!ttn bic 9%aufiumnas, at3iisli@ Gem-
n%.illcn, 3urid.
@ir Ser9ite, 3inien auf @elter,
bic auf b%etimmte :3eit lei uus beppnirt jinb, uter-
ntbn1en bic 8elesuns pen Gapitalien in @rnue.
eieentbum rber etsen Sntere1tn auf
Grte bypotbefaril@e Si&erbeit;
taufen uup serfauftn Sob une Silber, beicraeu
bic @in3iebuns spn @e9ieln unb Mcten in irstnt
einem 1beile Der 8ertinisten @taatsn unb 3ablen
biz bSdie vrdmie fir
@e@lel auf New<yurt, ct. 2cuis Il.
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GinseIanbt.


9ei elmer eeutld en 8epSlfcrun9 unlerer
Stact Don minoelten6 5000 @eelen miro
baS Becurfnib INNER al9emeiner> einen
punft, rel y. ein 2pfal ;u belisen, >pel9es
ewilermaben ben @entralpunft oer Deutz
]9en ct. 9aul6 bilpet no biele 1i9 bel
pplitil6en Nnselesenbeit seriommeln unp
iber ibre Sntere0 len un9et6rt teratben
f5nnen; no Die Bilpun9 oes @eiRe5 unp
&1rpers, lorpie reuti9e Sitten une @ez
brduGe in i~ocialer 8ejiebun9 gebe9t unb
sepAe9t peroen.
3u pielem 3pede Re abli@ti9te bet teut<
{de Sci eperein rpn ct. Yaul l1on i'm
SABRE 1857, pernittelf zines paju 9ebil=
peten NctienvereineS, auf benz Don ibm
seei9netsn Bavplase Elm @ebduoe 3u er1
rt6ten. Srpp9 mubte pieier plan ta>
mails >pe9en III serinser 8etbeili9un9 fall
len selalen werren. Neuercings 1T oieies
projeft pom obtsen @ereiue miererum aufz
8enommen rpreen unp miro er ca0elbe
nit allen ibm ;u @ebote Iebenpen @llis>
queQen cur@suflbre,t lu9en.
Das ;u %erbauenoe !6aus, SO Bel SO
BuB, miro, auser eine>n @eriammlunas,
unp 2eie;inmer fir ben @erein, nod 81.
Rdumli1feiten fir &efauratipn. eiueu
8roBen Saal fit 9beater unp BdQe nebf
@aroerobe3imrter IN f1@ fa0en. Die @rYs,
bes Saoles miro SO Bel rs GuB, bel rs s,
!66be, unb 1o1 berielbe rinssum nit cine,
10 Gub bretten @allerie oerieben tueroen,
1Da bic BEN @ereine III @ebpte febsapeu
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Die ToGel.

Gas Yierte 9eft tes eliten Sabr9an9s
Der u6ade!" wuree i'm 2aufe BET sprieen
unb pieier @p@e iaimmli9en Mtpnnentea
eur4 bic ppf su9ei@idt.
Das erite 5eft tes ;w1lften Sabr9ar<
9es, in uer9r16ertem Gormate, 1T te9on<
men 1unb mirt int Monat Mai bic prele
Serla6en.
Da mebre wii1eni&aftli9e Muiidbe in
ber ~Minnelota @taat&seitun9" erldeinen,
mel@e, wertb oufbepabrt 81 ~erpen, aud
IN ter ~Gadel" erl@einen bic 3eitun9
abtr meif rur fit minneiota befimnt 1T,
70 bat tie "Gadel" blrs fir ielde slbcnz
renten ter "StaatsSeitun9" einen @ertb,
tie fie als 8u& 9ebunren auftemabren
tppuen.
@d&Ne @p&e eeeerte i9 meme @eiit
ar;utreten> UNI, >ie ee%p5bnlid, fit bic
Gadel ;u epueetiren 10 aud bic balbjdb=
risen @iiditdnpe fir bic ~Staatsseitun9."
Die Stdrte, mel&e i'd bel bieier Sour
terabren :perbe, iine: 9aiinss, @inuna.
Ga @ro6e @aeine, Milwaufee, @bica9p,
@alena, Dubuque, Davenport, @od So
lamb, Goro Maeilon, Museatine 8ur>
lin9ton, &eutuf, 1uincey, 81. 2ouis,
Mew>S Orleans Mempbis, 2ouispiQe Ma>
riion, 2errebaut, indianapolis, Dayton,
Columbus, Cincinnati, 2a>prencebura @us
rrra, Sanpusty, 1clero, Detroit ann
Nrbor. Sollte es bic 3eit erlauben, 70
tperre i'd eine1 abft&er mad &anias MAJ
DEF, unb 8tpente @nfanss SUM- in ct.
paul einjutrefer.
4~a u f.. g@7s &pbsiet.
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6errn o.. Snmuel |uesigh

6erru Tr. samuel &uerigh,
Nstaetsur Der Miun. Staats5eitung.
Gerr Nepaeteur!
Die lcBe Drummer per Minn. Staat5>
;eitune teridtet bic Gtn;elbeiten zines Yroz
je7es ;pil&en 5errn ST.. Srtbwein unp
SRI. 2er@ NIT 10 peni9 Ma%brbe{t6treue>
bag mir un6 3u fplgenper bert@tt9enpen
Grfldrun9 UNI 70 mebr peraulaet ieben, pa
mir nidt 3meifeln, RAP rie 9anse @naez
le9enbeit abt9tli@ entiteQt wurce. Die
StaatsSeitune entbdlt bieriter nur elm
@emebe BON unwabrbeiten. @ir Yermeiz
ien sur Grbdrtuns pie(er B%e9auptun9 auf
bic Sc an1mtz :3euoenaus la9c, bic bel 9rn.
TrieoenSri6ter 81 ain;er ein9eeben
mercen fam. - Muf Gin;elbeiten ein;u<
eeben permeiren MIR ia mir font an jecer
9brer Nn9aben dnpern mibttn nno IS
wobl ber 6Hentli9en Metnun9 Gberlallen
tSnner, bic cbiee @rtldrun9 nebm Sbrer
DarteQun9 at5umd9en.
y. @retben, Mn,palt be5 9rn. st. Srtbmtin.
s. Main;er, Griebensrihtsr.
Galpar 5aas,
gilbert 1utv,
6ermann 6arf. 0el6merent.
9. Nrted,
5. s. @durmtier,
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q. &. q. D. =
mfinnefota= @ain, Nr. 1.
Dieter 9aiu arteitst unter Ter asiesliden Ct
ri6tabarfeit les @rp6- gains BON Mem@g) off unb
bait feline reselmabieen @iSunstn jeeeu Oienitas
Mtenb um y llbr 1T benz 0ptale iiter Has unb
Senf's Drug gaben. int britten Stod, Gde Der
Dritten unb GebartraBe.
ct. Yaul> Jauuar 1859.
1926 Chr. Granf, @str.
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Oemtibe 8anf,

ct. paul, mtnneIota.
@tb. 9risft, rtsr Ma&riateu liesen sur fir
Nr. SO, Sultpb Bud;
y Is, s. 3tdt;
y rs, Sob. Matber.
y IS, 6enrY %. Naumann.
80, Spbann 3einri@ Oilers;
81, DITTO 8irteubasen;
y SO. &atb. @@waeer >. Subann 8abls.
y 1O2, Qouis Wattts.
y 106, &ubelpb Grode.
III, @ilbslm S&mib.
2t1.1O Is. u. q. Milliu4.
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GrmiebcrunQ.

Ginienper bet in pprt9er Drummer erz
sdblttn Grinolinen : @el6i6te mag fi9,
tpenn er 2uit bat, iiter bic @abrbeit ietnes
8eri@teS re&tferti9en. Infer ei9enes llr<
tbeil 1T bieies: Dem Meritum na@ 1T
rer @ertb be6 StoHe6 "cQ 81 erieBen,
,penn Is erpielen 1T, oaB pa6 $leio ret,
bcrben wuroe; iu aud ber Ma@erlpbn
surldsuet itatten, fails ct Dor Nnprobirune
be;oblt wcrten. Die Metion auf S9az
tenerl ab i'm &edtsfaue bet Wrs. Srtb<,
wein bdtte, Der Torm no&, auf jecen Sail
ber Confederation erlte0en miil1en.
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Sr1tnIDu, xetpt$ II. @Dttc,
Wa@folser BON s. %. Bag II. @c.)
Spebttipn5< unp @pmmilipn6z @el96h,
Dampfboot-A sentur
unb
@sentur fir ManuY' s a~0eemein befannte une
erprutte Mab- unb Drla-M ai4taen.
DF Glitter unb Yadete irb gu n%1arfiren :
"Care ofB. l.. & w, St. Paul."
1922
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Mittel su pbisem 3mede ni@t ausreiz
9eno iinc, 70 m1dte Giinienber bieie5 IS
cem 9eebrten Yubltfum br{naeno ans
|6er3 le9en. Zen, @ereine in oieiem aQse<
mein nisliben unp 1d5nen @prbaben
rur& l1nteriQBun9 trditia an bic 9ano
3u eeben. Scl@e llnteritubuusen reroen
BON ben, pom @erein ~9e>rdblten Grmite
in jerer Gprm bantenc an9c,,cmlnen, lei
es in @elp, Materialien prer u%nentaelc<
li9er Mrbeit.
ct. pauL 10. Mdr; 1889. X.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-16

ET- A fashionable doctor lately in
formed his friends, in large company
that he had been passing eight days ii
the country.
YES, said one Of the party, it has
been announced in one Of our journals
.Ah' said the doctor, stretching his
neck, and looking very important, pray,
in what terms 7
I'm what terms2 Why, as well as /
can remember, it is nearly in the follow
ing: There were last week seventy sew
en- interments ssthan the week before. /"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-16


MfenTy PARTICULAR. Lawyers are
sometimes very particular. The other
day one Of these learned and amiable
gentlemen wes waited upon by young
man who wished his advice, and began
by saying,
My father died and made will :"
!" Is it possible? / never heard Of
such thing, answered tho lawyer.
/" I thought it happened every day
said the young man; but if there is to
be any difficulty about it, / had better
give you fee to attend to the business.
The fec was given, and then the law
yer observed,
oh, think | know what you mean
You mean that your father made d will
and died."
"Yes, yes; that must be It'll"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-16
6ulalorons.
FISHING .snecaote.


Among the many celebrities q wash
iiiis' Sig'' ia'eiJ Siereased was
mot e'se, leas' n 1s,s re was gepsic,
l man 9 aas VIZ Scneol, ana re'ainc Z: !,
ahce1preeenes ana shc'G4t manners =, uh y,
'ic ~ 2 " aeasli- ~ cons'alely ~
Ne,e9 n'lAse'i 70 angling 50 niucn 80.
lAueeu es;a1 nc was fcgsrs'cu " vui ~
EeaAie hsnernaep a 2 peflees waiA'l's tof
eoas.Rg) eeiIion q = izaak . ,s : On.
0n q me spring morning apous s wy q
years since, s'artod' ~ sompa',y WV !
parry 9 nleno 81 l0r aue i.lssle ps.;s
o,sc o10'neo w WIZ F.Vafses'"s
sHe elanses u iooai,si'' ov , AHy"n =
ous i4.lea9e az. as SUPP I'VE, = was
ga''TT el' y o: te sV41o'i ~ ~ "a ~
,or ''uuge Dipp. ~ my ~ IVY iVns
De,ole ~, ''na sls upon : iease = y looA
IN Z a,;nva Wy E9 lo;1 ss'' sn
p1s.u,'Ss -, S.'ys a.i' .," 'o1''
stinet If = fisherman 7" =
I. What lnck .Inages,
.I,ncL s;sS worst l,,a,, i ,,o worla
-. hesn 6sh;na bera II. Am, l l and
bacon.t had n;bble : ''''''
q sWLaf bs;t sre yo,, ns;nsv
.an-;tai IN - ! y: ! y e. a''
IT yant%raa u s,,oa asy n,;i tbat
,orans ;Te froo' ,vas sot sueb rs,y sa =,
III 1ts, III pS ~ ~ ~ 49, ~
fo r, 800 "AS'psA ~ 1'ss 'u's'
4 .Don,t TIL mo s;r Van can,t toocb
"a VII MS. sil !. lVu van tettDii
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-16

RS- "When | was in Paris" says
lord Sandwich, II had dancing mas
ter; the man was very civil, and on talk
ing leave Of him, offered him any SER
vice in London. Then, said the man.
bowling, II should take itas particular
favor If your Lordship would never tell
any one of whom you have learned to
dance"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-09-16
MQTEGE.

H0IaN Z NINS0N. i.se., is author
- lied to collect and receipt for all
monies due nc
janll-sf r n LEApLEY