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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21

Iwasti0s llsaHsliy's ISLANDERS NJ ths south
1--WE also know that the increasing number
Of "sueh white slaves, and the facility with
which they escape, has led 10 4 prevalent habit
In the South 81 stamping tho word Aiors
across their faces"
1--WE also know that In repeated instances
children Of purely white blood have been kid
mapped from northern cities and sold into
slavery
last night my attention was called /, u
letter published In the M'nnssoi'an, Of july
Is, signed losATlus DossxILr The above
extracts arc from tissue Of gross m,atp,e.
~nfai,ons contained in that letter.
IT by the South" the writer means any
portion OF the world south Of the limits Of
the United States Of America, then have
nothing 10 say--but If, as appears TO be the
case. bis remarks ars intended 10 apply to
the slaveboldipg States Of this Conlcdcracy,
then unquaIidedly pronounce these state
menis base and mai,eiousiy false made
doubles, to impose on the crcduity Of the
uniformed voters vi this State.
have lived for nearly forty years 10 the
Southern Slave States. and have usver pii-
messed one act Of erueify 10 slave, nor have
ever heard Of one net such a. stated 10 the
above extracts from the letter Of IoxArIus
DossEI.LY, and challenge him 10 produce
testimony worthy Of credence 10 sustain the
statements which be says we knop.
/ further add that throughout the South
era Slave States integrity, moral morh, and
,nteii,gsnoe, and these alone, are the pass
ports to "resped; I" and "rspsd" IS accorded
10 N.e, qualities, whether 10 the case Of the
"uhae iatoye," or the more fortunate pos
SCISSOR oi wealth
Gro. Is. CuITBsaALL,
win-iow House, H. Paul, July 10. 1863.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21
The following story Is from the Troy

DhgH
I'VE have for sometime been eognizsst Of q
persistent piece u cruelty tsHds lady II
The hfs, responsibility IN thi. city. and whom
~s hoped ere nos " nc! relieved BY the inter.
ference Of friends. Iisppsarz that Var Husband
10 . Gi u Jealousy, somsihing more than . year
ago, procured sage compls,s ~ iron, into
wkich b. eompslSa HE she 10 enter. and Of.
th0agh u is inpossisis for her 10 stand erect
sliLis Il. che q ssysf psnaiitsd ~ leave u en-.
ssyt ., hlsht The sssisj ps~itios Of the par
us. 8. such thai ws are persuaded not 10 mon
ton Bsmss 81 pf.ssht, lsi sssll not fail h. 90
- .ithin DAY ~ too, nnlsss., In the mean
time, -s hai ,hs !a,iy qa'stly fstsysd."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
TO THE PlT BIIC,

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
do most earnestly anil gratefully acknow ledge This hong
continued patronage 10 the house of Glass lsane,
use every effort In N, power to make The s
worthy of their confidence . -. q 80 #...
With renc@e facilities every department Tie business
with the determination To keep The finest and best goods
uiacture together with the latest and fashionable styles,
and due attention Ia all thu Mn,e details The feel
warranted In SAYING that o better syles Of clothing
and 1T lower prices iiian any house in tho iralu
My arangcncnls VIII e 50 thoroughly complete sh1k shall
be able 10 furnish al len day n suls Of the latest Partisan
Styles aud III guarantee ~ give every who Ill
favor with their custom. t.t.. 1,rt.. .,,I.
CHARLES J. RAINE, i.a- -..i
=, Successor tslass n Raine,
dec 9 Main Street. Lynchhure. Eirgiuis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
fmE GEEEtT -F1aiEY pAi,fa. - :
THE GREAT FAMILY pAPEk.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPh.k.
THE CHEAT FAMILY PAPER.
PROSPECTUS
THE NEw.YoRK LEDGER.

THE NETWORK LEDGER. "a,
Indication Of the popularity OF the LEDGER, wa need
N ony The simple faG that circulation
owing aei proprietor SECURES ,ss st
S STsf taMif feT rGls s s r /. s n
exalted reputation of ii, contributors lie pracaai saavara
" i" 1'1is ear M ia
dc Lsp t ' ps aaa sl s no his
henvy responsibility rests us, aud have endeavorcd
1's"Irfs .lA' rssp"a, I "
EAsio the uture, 1us whai osa We prcsst
PERFORM rather than 10 PROMISE What have here
done known 10 our aders they knos what thd LEDGER
hereafter We only that among HE
LEDGER IRE .-,ef##t.r1s. =.
S SRsAHs f S!yssE, srg s H3hiss
h hss AS?Ekhhrya oyD, NM Wills a5hA htfcE
Gf3 p r .,%f T TSS fTES,
E WH i 4 pfSSfff,' Igi1EIsSS iAG,4SSp.'
" ca, Y y b Sry AFT h tnM1 hFSwSs
and others who write for the LEDG anon nousy; and a
on. sss.S such TINT me current
over ire hundred aaDssa..i ls.aSs per dnr,n
could made, coa,men. viii therefore Se
dispensed with Az wo have already inmated shall leave
way. ourselves Win doing what we can to make
hs EDGEE the most Interesting and Instructive FAMILY
IllE NGR YORK LEDGER is published every Saturday,
and sold AT all the in every city town through
cat tho couairy and lie males, to sibsrihers dollars
Two copies for dollars Any Fosinastr Do
ahg eight suscrbers al 81 30 each c "a clu,
TA" and sending us Sz, will be entitled copy free
1erlns inv ar;Illy in advance =s.is q I, - ~
SN The postage on the LEDGER TO any part Of United
States paid artery or y,p' Ls sh ant NJ ts Office
Se s yp sSs es, 70 iss s
terina price Of The LEDGEk pa! Anericau postage
So oubse bcrs must write ir az lr,%As iIuding the
name Of the II,ee county and they reside. in
pain baud, 81 IS TO ayu,i ii..akes cid. r.. s.. 80.
w No ''rpil)hs waited from ees lgrge yilIngcs
nlrr places so!res permanently established
sB All GOA hlncs,io.s aires,..l, postage paid
|" ROBERT BoNHER,
Pronrttvr of ttc New York Ledger. !
'lSc 2-clt ~ '-'' Is -st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

A colossal statue Of Henry Clay, for the citizens
Now Orleans, has been recently cast in bronze Mt
a Royal Bronze foundry in Munich. under the d-
rection OF Mueller, German nrtist Of consora-
BILE reputation. The statue is tho work of au Am
eriean artist. Joel T. Hart, who modelled it ut
Florence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

HAVE this day sold Ia Mr. Charles j. aiHe my entire In
ercst In the Of Gtass kane X H. Glass
and alt persons having dams aganst the said concerns will
present Them To Mr. ainc for payment md all debts due
sail concern, will he paid tn him. =
In rehng from the business beg leave to tender to my
friends and public thanks for their patronage
extended 10 and respectfully recommend Mr. Rape their
Continued fayurs tt RODENT H. GLASS.
LYNOmBURG, December lst 1s59' t.a.= -Its IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

The term Of Gov. Wise expires tho first Mon
day Of January. Ho has disposed Of his estate in
Accomac and will locate himself permanently
near Richmond. Hon. John Lr,ohor will onter
upon HE duties. as Governor Of Virginia, the first
Monday In January,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

that be would return 70 The shore with Captain
Fsrrasut and the same boats crew. The boat was
boisisd or . soon ~ II reached Nc ship and tho
lastst i'm iAsdiateiy proceeded to ssa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

N. ~ N 9 W . ON 9 n. ~
HAVE this day Of Ms H. n. iasa hts entire
iercst in the late lsss Rane and X. H. Glass
and business will hereafter be rauducte IN the anil
style Of CHARLES j. kAINE. An persens having
against either will please present
lnen; and all debts dino the will BY me
CHARLES j. RAINE
o. LySCupuRu December LIST fla6g -ntasHr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
DsssOfutlUn,

FIIIIE paners2 heetofre existing under heatyle and
firm Of Glass Raine .lls day dissolved BY ni,Ssl con
sent. Mr. Rsine rctires from tho cncern AL ersns
claims agains the nr viii please present them 10 Mr. Glass
and all adeped 10 the nrm will make pa
lntnt TO him, or hs authorized agents, 1,gLu -" -.
..... ,.t,,Tr L. II. GLASS,
OCTOBER 24ih, 1889. t-'o ,' CHAS. ~ RAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
: .o.Adanlnt strat or,s SUE. -

On WEpSEsnHY nyceiaber 9Th hhdssianoa wl sell a.
pnohe neeLoa the tie iato sarah
AeSanio al hF rssidenos lalrs West oil Caphel Ccu
mouse consisting Of soae 80 head Of Cattle Bulls, GowsCave
an 81 ny hree sAy Peton yoke Of fine Owen some 1
sec, GU head Of Hogs. osy fattsd sgr killing us
Winter Mies Carriage Horses and Iarrge the crap oil
Urn, lt"ls R bNsreisG a. tabksa Oats stack. Of Hn;
WAGONS RA Ysnion Touls, liolse3iud anal Kitchen fw
sii ai gs' variety of ssehl urtises Ala the crop
aE1ceo ~ LIE hlsts unpssed tolc frum iAoS 70 ioo
lEH&Sros amounts ef s3 iess cfsi; oyer $50 cre
" sppen bsFt&wAi saaeasu " ssscrg ns!ssrF
l,s,los ..4iiipfns.iaser ~ T. an Aisxaades, dsc'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on Impurities.
~ pcope Int inlidl. pn1 ga

RS people appreciate that MEDICINE which, bong
ust IN sickness acts only upon the of The disease Around
ever, an,c.r there the medicine removing
Impurities, prevent all selling of tr ulcer.
lungs invrs In Heart Anc c In Epilepsy In Plcursy,
IN sore lhr"us, and affection, 81 tue renlors gpus gene
rally, In Dy.pesa these wonderful pllsgive immediate rc,;
and perseverance 81 III he Milulh which
been prh"unc,d beyond human skill been by ihcir
Aud Is this wonderfully Behold r,IsJn! ir A. H.
sEr,s Pills purify the blood they power except Owe,
impure iIuors and these bong ren,ov-
cd Millions are deriving health from the
nntoinc wiich w"ak"ns bat Strengthen frstly
b! taking out Of tho body hc.c matters, Mhc heidi WERE
the itc principle IN custody; ana secondly by mlarlin. life
g'sns property 10 ibs io slid Df ijran.reiIs rnri-
pm Office No 2o+ anal Street, Ne" lork, and by all rcsprc
bIc duaters III medicine. oct 2i-1in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
Commissioners Sale Of
RI PrOUertv 1T (tamDbeil Caurthaus
COM MiSSIoNRR'S SALE OF
Va luable New RIVAL Land,

sGA PURSUANT ~ degree Of the Circuit Cour, Of Mon
t* roe county. pronounced at Its October is9 In lie
case OF Mary Mctampi'ell aud others VA r. 4. (amrb,i
nl others, he ,ni'Tgpei AS Commissioning under said
Viii on t I'D day Of pEckMnEa next, the premls,
.tiaoiesi;hohs "a iio h0estbiadss that VALUABLE
NeN L,vef Estate, hnownas "pt LUEkf$cN'S BUTToM>"
situated On cwisv- in b county of Mercer aud
y survey ti Acres o. which 80 Aces are of the very
New River Bottom, and tho balance consisting bes
hand fnslud enaot be snrpassedin Che State for produr
yencss i M ops Com, and produces small grain,
am, tobacco iuly Is aeknowccd TO be fine tract of
land il Situated on New River and well deserves The atten
ton Of CAPITALISTS or those desiring hne landed estate The
improve uients upon tho niate nrc comfortable. "
frrNsAca in hand sufficient topay the coats Of suit and
the eYpecsof spie and f The residue OF the purchase money
credit o o. t3aid is months The purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security, and lien retained land M
ultimate Security JEO. ECIlOLS.
nov 10 ceawtysdec t" Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
commissioners Sale OF valuable Negroes
ON the 10Th of Dacen,ber

ID 'Htleb5 dccFce VI Ha Count! Uouf0 tampbc rcr.
dereA INC spill Of AYlih r. Ans. the undersigned,
tsnlmiSatr aefe6, upfsiheA Nv in seA RDAy the
10Th OF Decen In frst NJ trc Market House in the ce
Lgnelburg. at iAbc aaetons 10 tEHY LIKELY NEGRoI>
r,lss. az nen and beyaa the men arc e,
ccn iehl banda Of the good and Tie boz,
kably vaaaabs 1y Sold for division pro
ceeds 0i sah aanoag the parties Tho unoues
ti'nably sO9d--but no Warrant. will be made.
IERxs-Iiie property WIN be sold Srcs, months
foe negotiable apcr with approved eHl interest ad
ell JNO. NJ. SPEED. Commissioner Re
my I'm doe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

A. - COUGIISCots, Bronchitis Asthma. rouu, Whonl
Dig ing Cough. Diseases of the Throat md Lungs, uii
Affections tho quickly cared by
that long tried and faithful remedy D waTAas BAsAa
WILD CHKBBY. .t f..#'
says we,Lknown Editnr -" This truly IL Basam an,l
blessing To inyad contains the pure balsnc principle Of
Wild Cherry Tie baanic properties of of Its
ingredients which msg a,er tho principle of chem
isiry nil basac and therefore il ia
Coughs, Colds Consumption, ri ronchL disappear
under its basanc nnaeaee though charmed foba
bly, medicine attained extended Il sale
plshcd 80 nneh good as this renowned lialsani."
GAssviLLE, ia. February &c. lsiA
MEsaRs SETH W. FowLE Co., 4son Mas-iienil.nlcu;
AT the request of your Travelling Agent give sou stale
men Of my experience in the Of r Wi-las BaSlm Of
Wild Cherry have been using for years family,
for Colds aud Coughs and have found The cic.,ciois
remedy that have tried. s....
For Coughs and Colds children know keel
lent medium Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. RICE
The genuine article always has The written signature
Brr the wrapper, aud is for Gie a respectable Drug
gisis every whene
Prepared 10y 5. " FoWLE CO, BosruS, and for sale by
William A. strothrr CO., and John IT, Seay, lnchbnrg r.
G. png, Campbell e. IL and by all Iiru alss
medicine throughout the city aud country. DC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
CqM hIsStOrtE t's5 SAL. OF
ValuaslcSffagtSOf hand hear; a:nptellC. II.

talaaslEffaItSOf hand hears asptellC. II.
Nm ftass IA ~ ID fa.rrse A. tirrah Court camp
EIs nei eoyh, 10 tbs $50 ptss, "a AIr'n"cr w
cd win m,rel 10 D, Il g "a, = :, tG.a i.pni.r
mss On rrk,nA1, Tia d:h iEit ,,A, II
~ lsAMP ~ tAmpbtacpuntJ miesf m Cai
Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which the se RS Sarah Alexander
net net Of y9sn AhTahder DECD t.sisd The ac' contains
nbo low Acres aud Will be Sold lii Two parcels divided BY
The count, r,adhe Pcct on tic SCUM side Of The road
tsins ~ estimate, between 800 300 Acres; and that
the N"rfh fe setre 800 and 10y Acres The mpro,epent
are a OF Vie best qualify consistng Ut commodos Brick
"fl d Brick ONCE and al the Ou.ouses, Wbes Con
AM ioaeea ii4fss and Scrvspt, lIeses desrabe upon
i r n'-f tfs' ese estate re, ore ,nthe parcel South
OF We r a' &c ioo Ell Stse&n require particular de-
sybi2t1 IA tufs ar we'll vatcna nd timber abandant
Iht cc"s:fcs ef buildings n sxcellen repair There
large mt Wt assorted Orchard ahd one Of The most highly
improved usfdens 10 c corty ,sd The yelling house
per~,s desiring to inspect The premises, viii ind Edwin H.
ase fsl or Mr. Drlmmop Tho Manager, on the premises
WIG win give suiy tntSrmasieh desired -,
Tue frms of sale VIII be ct at Of r and years. equal
ms astns via, i,iteses fen thc dry Of sale Negotiable
notes 10 DO given satisfactorily endorsed Of OF the
purchase ine'ref Ia talfy taaAs
"a me- aS t39w!ng Chg Gfe Stock Planisiion Tools asa
Hosehufd ahI Kitchen Furniture will he sold The PR
ms by The Adnnitraar q Mrs. Alexander, thus enabling
lh ur9seI y a neefu supplies upon the ground
The ssie VIII cunnitffce at L. NJ, In the yard
nov 5.,iGlec-R p, ccp - - .si1''t'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02

NEW SUPPLY OF
RlNDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON,
TIE GREAT FERTILIZATION, BY Dr. trassa
THE NEW AND THE Obj. BYTALxEus4
hAGDEEs EIFl.E AND LIGHT INFANTRY TAcTICs.e
THk NAGABoSD by BApFar 49, f-'
ADA LEIGH; On, TIE LOVE TEST, By P,sssx Rs AN,
fhEsEcREt ojlTs On 1000 TRICKS WITH CARDS.
A''NosF HEROINE, BY AcnIog CnAs. AucuIsrER
. Al, ~. ~ ns m.y'sa I Qa2 !3GLHf0 -
IT. ~ DO ID CREED,
.tt Railroad New spalar DeppL La Main 81
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gsin. property to ,b ,o sid at Dr. iiian.ireiI,s nri
bic d,aiers In medicine. oct 2G-alm
Cholera
NJ % PERRY DAN lS--sin:-fhc benefits / have rccev-
rH ed from the Of Your invaluable remedy the Pain
kilier, induces word praise It, Experience
has conv nced a for eaiache Indigestion, Pain the
hess Common Colds, loarsone,, Cholera, Cholera Murl,s
Diarrn Dyseniosy Tooihacle, Sc there nothing better
aiiack the Sick Headache by using Two ieaspooniis aSen
At thirty minutes interval in wine elassul winter am
the during summer Of lsis travelling amid heat
as @ san y a S1 to an infested
lacks accompanied with pain, i,r which The Pain Killer
boar or AT Tue most hall day have heard ny
Of niscngrS being cured by ITS us. Put in the teeth wni
Ia. "c wm ire" me I a:9,ed esim9nlal iH It's ls
To the Afflicted.
W 80 TORMESTED with Pain. and scorched with ycrs
E We know You are and impatient us such airtions
mus necessarily make beg that you will compose your
A,on Dyspsc n vi gs n r "f 1s sIfe
lie inn1lons nj Your strength has failed and life
burden u So We nnrr YOU N BAAER's pEEsha Birtrxf
hs"dats, in Vision n S 1pSs e @, icn
resort 10 BAkfhs lEE> hs!"nr only hone Are suffer
Brrrn, Viii both and give th"m that ysiy so
ef 9,lai 10 hsan Have You delicate female" and ,ceIns
children, Why have os' All relish for loo aud hourly
mgnwayY bAKtr hrrfns, HE most valuable TONIC dis
en a@nes ant Strength DO you 1--we IN section ~ncrc
age nd r',r h9'd 'ohinuN sway? u una! Laugh nj
tAuiic, Cholera Morbas aud MI
Other Diseases nilg from aud
Hons rapidly Yield 10 the health giving Influence this great
mesicic which now sod hroe this country by Drug
Ksls generally! AMI is more extensively used lan ol
medicine known hese litcrs their ay hnu,
hfe ley were offered to me rest Of the world aud now a!
bey are SHOWN ant aprr, chici proprietor ~ that a
ncc their ail ii,y ii AZ moderate cost Price only
81 rcnis per boiilt.
For sale by all tic nr.g Iyhchburg and by NIL the
principal Druggists IN the kiohmo ,ln eisNefc in
Virginia; asf OF Mrssr- has Slot Co., Washington city
d. G.; H. shblr 90, Baltimore. MI u. Il. Miller, Gov
m3tpn hy.; aud barnes ~ Park, N. Y. F.-.t .t '...
Orders hiltd 4. addressing l.. BAkEB, Proprietor,
or Ddarn Rlchulond Va.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20

tice the scurrlous articles of our gentlemanly
contemporaries, but when forbearance ceased to
be virtue" we thought it proper to vindicate
ourself before the public. However we have
said enough, and shall let the matter rest here
after, not wishing to keep up the discussion.
1t may be well enough to add, by way of va
riety, that The LdmberttiUe Press will still
continue to be published as usual, notwithstand-
ing the heavy batteries of the seventy-four gun
ship brought to bear upon it, at ST so per year,
in advance and at the commencement of the
second volume will be the Largest, cheapest, and
best local paper in the county" We further
add that We are daily turning out Job Printing,
which for neatness of design and excellence of
Press work, and cheapness cannot be excelled
in the State we invite all to call and see
specimens whether they want work or not.
B. B. BLACKWELL,
Publisher.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20

A TRIAL has just terminated in England, re.
ulting in establishing law relative to kissing.
A gentleman undertook to kiss lady because
she said he couldn't A tussle ensued, both
fell on the floor, and in the melee she bit the
mans nose off-but did not get kissed He
brought suit for damages and the court ruled
that man has no right to run any such risk
with his nasal organ unless he was willing to
stand what damages might come from such a
trial of strength.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20
To the Point.

To guard against the incemehcies of the wea-
Their, and at the same time present yourself in a
respectable manner before the world, buy your
clothing of Barber and Reynolds. To get a
suit to make you appear lovely in the eyes of
your beloved, go Immediately to the corner of
Union and Church SITS. If you are married,
your spouse will fall in love with you the second
time and you can pass through all the sweet
hours of a scored courtship, if you only clothe
yourself in garments procured from the fine as
sortment now on exhibition at the above named
place. We have visited this place of business
and we were soon convinced of the courteous
and gentlemanly department of the proprietors,
who are well known. Like lamb dumb be-
fore its shearers, so we opened not our mouth"
but were measured for a full suit, and commend
all our readers to ego and do likewise"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20
The Practical Machinist.

This is the title of new paper just issued by
Z. I'll. Leavitt & Co., SO Park Row, New Y ork
1t is gotten up in the same style as the Scientific
American formerly was, and is devoted to Me-
chanics, Manufacturers, and inventors. We
think it deserves the support of the Scientific
public, as it will be useful to them, and is pub
lished at price so low that those of moderate
means can secure copy. 1t will be published,
weekly, at 81 per annum, 10 copies, So 90 cop
les, SIS. 1t is in good form for binding and at
the end of the year you will have volume worth
five times it's cost
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20
Revolving.

Revolving.
We can conceive Of no one thing more calcu-
lated to bring before oureyes the disgusting and
heartrending effects Of the intoxicating bowl,
than staggering woman. To meet one of the
gentler sex, whose deeds of love and gentleness
should stand out in bold relief, melting us to no.
BILE deeds, Keeling from frequent draughts, NUT
tering in drunkards dialects, with eyes wild with
disturbed reason, and hair and garments in fan
tastic confusion, what can be more necessary, as
an exchange says, to divert man of his hu-
mainly to man." Such sights are not unfre-
quently seen in this place On Sunday evening
last we encountered an intoxicated woman en-
deaVorlng to effect passage into one of our
churches, and with repugnant feelings did we
submit ourselves to lead this unfortunate to a
place where reproachful eyes could not gaze
upon her. Who isto be blamedfo this /? Many
know
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-20
Bucks Co. Fair.

The Intelligencer, in speaking of Horace
Greeley, Esq, who delivered an address at the
above named place, says he wore his old grey
coat-the identical coat that he carried with him
on his recent overland journey 1t looked much
the worse for the wear, and was entirely button
less, the Californians having cut every button off
for keepsakes of its wearer. It was examined
with curiosity by hundreds.
This place was represented by Miss Jane L.
Buckman, who had some handsome specimens OF
wax fruit and frames of Norwegian Spruce, on
exhibition.
Mr.. Richard Cooch, of New Hope, had a
display of pumps, which excited considerable at
tention, as did the display Of Agricultural I'M
plements by Throp & Murray, of the same
place.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Gen. Israel
Putnam, who is the daughter Of J. Fl. Holbrook,
Esq., of Brooklyn, Conn, and herself an exceed
ingly pretty and interesting girl Of fourteen or
fifteen years of age, on the arrival of the Put
nam Phalanx at the Windham station, or their
return from Providence; lately, placed wreath
upon the neck of the major commandant and
then saluted him with graceful kiss.
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One of the takers of the school census In Gin
cinnati, in his perambulations through the city,
recently went into domicil, where he found a
lady, who said she was one hundred and three
years DID,. On being asked whether she had
any children about the house, she replied that
she had but one boy, who was at work in the
other room, and was eighty one years of age.