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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
A Good Story.

An anecdote, worth laughing over, is
told of q man who had an. infrmity, as
we'll as an appetite for fish. He was anx-
ious to keep up his character for honesty,
even while enjoying his favorite meal;
and while making a bill with his mer-
chant as the story goes, and when his
back was turned the honest buyer slipped
a cod fish up under his coal tail. But
the garment was too short to cover up
the theft, and the merchant perceived it.
"Now," said the customer, anxious to
improve all opportunities to call attention
to his virtues, Mr.. Merchant, ! hava
traded with you a great deal, and paid
you up promptly, haven't II"
90, yes" said the merchant. 81 make
no complaint"
well" said the customer. | always
insisted that honesty is the policy, and
the best rule to live and die by it,
That's so replied the merchant.
And the customer tsrned to depart.
Hold on, friend, cried the merchant,
" speaking Of honesty, I had a hit-qf ad-
vice to give you. Whenever you come
to trade again you had better wear a
longer coat, or steal a shorter cod fish,"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

SILENT WITNEssEs.-Dr. Bolus, who
who was very angry when any joke was
passed on his profession, once said. .
defy any person whom | ever attended.
to accuse me of ignorance or neglect.n
That you may do, safely replied a WAC.
I" dead men tell no tales"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

FRENCH Fun" Why do we make war
on Austria ?" said a youngster to his COM
rade. 81
Stupid Don't you know we are open
ing new BouIeyards every day 2"
Bother your Bolevards That don't
the war;"
"Yes it does, too. As soon as we open
new B%ouleyards, we haze to make war"
But why II
To find names of victories for them,
to be sure"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

D@S- The following toast was given at
the late celebration Of the Fourth at Ell.
~lington, Conn.,:
WoMAN-the lover of union and the
friend of annexation. Like ii country,
her manifest destiny is to spread her
skirts"
Responded to by nine cheers and a
whoopI
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

HaF The hotel keepers advice to his
son may be considered sound. Said
he: :" If there's been a grand dinner, al
ways get the party to settle before leav.
ing. The dinner bill, my son, is never
SO severely scrutinized over night as
when a gentleman looks over it the next
morning. That man could keep a no,
tel "
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

BA A gentleman burying his wife, a
friend asked him why he expended so
much on her funeral. All, sir, sho would
have done as much, and more, for me,
with pleasure
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

vs. The Queen of Portugal died on
the 10th Of July, from a severe attack of
sore throat. It will be remembered that
she vas married only a few months since.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

nA Profound silence in a public
meeting has been thus neatly described /:
One might have heard the stealing of a
pocket handkerchief
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

D@- An idler meeting with one of the
strolling organ players, was inclined to
engage in conversation with him, and
asked him, What part in the grand
drama of life do you perform 2" "Imind
my own business, was the brief and
pointed reply.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

DIH Said a man to a little boy. strut.
ting up Cornhill, with his cigar, before
breakfast, my boy. you would look bet
ter with bread and butter in your mouth,
than with a cigar" Il know it," said
the urchin, SHUT it would not be half 50
glorious
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

R- The sunshine of life is made up
Of very few beams that are bright all the
time,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

A correspondent of the St. Johnsbury
Caledonian, who writes from Crotch, VT,
July 27, says:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29
THE PEACE ANNOUNCED IN PARIS.


An imperial salute Of 1Ol guns, fired from the
Esplanade of the Invaides at one o'clock to-day,
announced to all Paris that some most important
event had followed hard on the interview between
the two Emperors so lately in hostile array against
each other. An event which deserved to be saluted
by the harmless thunder of artillery could be
nothing else than peace treaty, and such hope
was sufficient to rouse people from the mental
and physical naction which fierce sun has now
for many days almost burnt into them. Every
one inquired of his neighbor-"What was all
the noise aboutl" It was soon known, and it Jew
about the city like lightning; it has already been
flashed to every corner Of France that treaty
of peace was actually signed yesterday between
the Emperor Of Austria and the Emperor of the
French; and, what is still greater innovation,
and which merits the reprobation of professional
diplomatists, the work was done without the
knowledge, much less aid of either Minister or
Plenipotentiary. NJ. Walewski has been az much
taken by surprise as any one; he knew rio more
about the armistice or treaty than the Chinese
figure in the Rue Vivienne. Napoleon I'll. subvcrts
all notions Of the regular bred diplo,natist, as his
uncle, General Bonaparte puzzled Beaulieu and
Wnrmser by his original and Irregular strategy
The terms Of the treaty Of peace are to this Of.
fect:--
Confederation Of italian STATES, under The honorary
Presidency OF the Pope.
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&SuscpdifcDe Nc0cDrieDten.
@uqlaaS.

f at5,.-a 4a @nglanS.
Qonoon IA. Utdr3. Die Stelluna Ger
Parteien 5ur mluiltcrieIen u e o. btlt
begtlnt flartr gu petCen+ 2or0 Balmerltcn,
ole 01aottalen aler Shlttirunsen, bic lcse
nanaten lluabbdn9i9ea, Die tletne 6dmIlIens
@otcrie Der @reD's uno Cir Sanlss @rabam
init lenein &beil per Beeliten, Die lelner Stinme
IfclBen, lOlen entl9lolisn lein, nit 2oro Sobu
Jtulel 5u Seben, uno oleIer re9net far Den
a(lerldltmmllen 6aiI aut cine Waicrstdt pou
mebr alS 60 Stimmen. Secoh traut man ben
Wtlniltern Die @ntldlieBul9 gu, an ibren BOrs
tefeutueS fett5ubalten uno nut einem unumDun=
ben auS9elprcdeaen DftBtrauena sptum Der Sp,
pOlitIca gu 1Deiben. 2orp SObn J1ulea8 9fes
lolutionen brauden 1ber MOT unbe0inst in bie@
lem Slnne auf8efaBt gu peroen, DOferne Die
Jieaierune tbnen cine miloere Oeutune ae6eu
MIL. sic tDnien ais Yrln6ipien pom baule
nit GROCER Stiinmenmebrbeit an9encmmen mere
ben, obne ouB oaour6 ablolut Die 2. 2elun9 Der
Biu neairt miiroe. 1no pieI en Weg 1hldat Die
9le9iernaS nlSsliderweile Elm, INN lbre meitere
NaAgiebt9telt bel Der allsemeinen Committee
Debatte Su beipelIen. Tl8t Tie it'd oann in bic
6orperuusen Der Sppclittcu, 10 bat oieie teinen
@runo, cem Sabinette nodtrdBlth elm WtiBs
trauenspctum gu oefretitten. u Q t m : SO E,
ting CAB eS in Den leeten Ta8en bier wle
in ben YroOin5eu gu DueeuDeu. sic laufen
ale oui Sin unp Duiieibe biuluS. 4ud in
6pOepart waren seltern trce oes berabftir5ens
cen 9tegen8 Iogenannte Bolfaueetiuse 9ebalten
poroen.
VCu ben neapolitlniIAen Vetbannten befin.
ben lid leit por9eltern bret i'll Der Dauptltabt,
Oarunter 9ettembrtue 0ater uno Scbn, be
Gn9lauo iobalo nidt uerluien weroen. Boerio
Mi: eini9eu ge9leitern wlro erpartet, bic lleb-
rlSeu Fcl9ea alIf Dem Dampfer p9e,ttrcc, " rer
lie na9 Plemont fubren wito. An Treitaa
bate Der Wiapor con @crt Dem 6er5og BON
Gabauino, benz Barcn Boerio unp benz PRO.
lfeicr SpaOentc 100 Bfunb, ba8 @rgebs
nib Der @orter Sammluusen fir bic am
.3enIglten Ssmtttelten, iiber9eben, u1o ancere
100 Isl. lan0te Der Draper na9 9onopn ais
lelnen ei9enen Seitra9 su Der auaenleineu
Subifription, Die bier in ben ndd(ten Gasen er.
Offnet tpirp. Die REORGANIZATION pa5u itnp getrcf.
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lSrnusDGicDe mnb Deut1De 3us
flsuftspplifif.

Der lIcbeIti9e @DrteiponDent rer u. ..
Abeuo5ettang, ether Der 9eIllpputen unD geItn
nuu3StidtI9ften Sdrlftiteuer Wlrltember0s,
er9ebt lt4 in lelner legten @Orreippnoen3 in
eInl9en SpefuIatGonen uber Die 3utuntt 6ruut
reIds nno Deatl9lanps, Die, ebeu neil fe ntdte
meni8er ats l4parmeul4 ltaD, lepem peuti9eu
Ser5en TcBl tbun mullen.
- nWtDnorditUe Anidauun0en i'm 5inne
Der 3e8ltlmitdt" iagt erf-osibt es in 6ronf
reid ultlt ddt republttdnIIne ebenlpDenI.
Ole 6tan3Olen ltno 10 5leinit9 parauf sefaBt,
Dap bet tbnen nur Elm 0lflalog cen anpern ab
l0leu miro.
yD28 1T bos 9~elaltat elmer lanaen Inter-
rebun9, Die lG pieet 8use nit einent ~ftau3SIis
i4en Sdrttteuer bate, Der SSranfreih INN
Oeutlnlauo gut fennt. Al8 tn Inn pDn Der
UlelTa9 pssbrelteten Dteinnng laste, cap Die ro=
mantiae 6ace i'm 8erfa1 ~begrl{fen lei, uno Dun
Der Tag Der 8ermanlldea 2Sett ~geaenpdttia n
9rauen anTar4e = DArDe &c lebr differ nUn
tOnnte ng4t leu9neu, DaB Die @el6ihte Der
6rau8clen, SPanier, 5tatteuer, 3umdnen in
europa plel 3ebulIdteit mt Den luoameritoni
l6en Nepabllfen babe, nc eS auh am @nDe net
Gage nur Der setulantl6e @etft fem miro. Der
Sronun9 uno 6relbeitp bort e~r5pingt, noe fir bic
cine 10 peni8 Sinn UOrbapOen 1T, ME far Die
aupere. Iiein tran3Oiiher 6reuuD er5ablte
mir, ME er pcr uno nad benz Gtaatsltreld -
er mar IopOfat IN paris gemeicn - poll leinen
republitanildeu 6reunOen, DIE unter Die Bona
partition segangen marer, sDleoerbolt a~ufoefcrs
cert, ia belbporen tporben jei. ibrem 8eiipicle
3u fclgen. Bir niheh ppbl, erpioerten lte ibm
aui leIas G%inDenrutgeH, Dap unisr &estu.ent
midi efpig rduern wro, aber jebn Sabre gun
minpe1ten werDen mir r~e9ieren, uno fSniglib
molten mir leben uno 9euieBen wie bic Softer.
gBas 9ibt s8 6Sbere8? Imp meun na9 benz
langen, tclen @aruepal Der Al6ernittpcdt enD:
liH omul unO bas &rma6en = melnIt Du,
mir peroen unS BON Der 9lepplutlon ODER Der
SnpaltOn rubis wie Die 9amnler CUR Sdla9t
banf fabren lallen !? Dir pereen Iterben wie
SprOns SarOanupal, nit einem 9rcBen Ecu
d'artihce &C. Oas 1T bic Stimmung Der Qeute
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pen @eiN uno 1fatb. bie Ibre @jsntsIudf, ibs
G910ei3 III Die WsIben fer 8oiapartiiten 8efibri
bat
vDieIer Sp;etermutb, Oieie Diabrtii6e &c
uuRaier, oiele @ner9ie BON 2euten, Denen Die
ebrlIde glrbeit perbaBter 1T, als Der zoo, =
tie nStbi0t unS Deutlde UOr AGeui, ouf benz
oui vive ri bleiber, uno Das lit un5 audi gang
aelunb. SereitS batten mir in u~ulerer nlatee
rteGen @ntipidlan8 10 5ldn5enoe 6Ortl9ritte &c
mabt, DaB Die tOealen Snterellen beoeutenO III
ben Oiutergruno 9eldcbeu nuroeu. lin Da8
@leid9ewtdt 5wilGen u%nlerer iDealen unD uu
ierer realen Gntpifluu9 wieoer ber5ultelen, UNI
aus ben DeutiAen eth ebenic freibett8lu(tiges,
be9etlterun98fdbt9eS, mle arbeitiame8, inoultrlels
le8 0plt gu MAIDEN = oo5u 1T oieIe pern1nente
@efabr Elm Uortreffli9er stimulus G8 t a n II
Der Sal etntreten, Dap Deutldlano all Gnoe
Dem 9tapoleoniSmus ben &rles eltldren III Il &
- muB, petl Die ewige &rieg8bereltItaft bic
&rGfte Der Station aui3ebrt. yeul oann babe1
mir, mas mir un8 iii ')abr 1948 10 Iebr unO
leIDer Der9eben5 gemiinltt baben, etnen iattp
nalen Srlea, Der fur ua5 3eben6be0lrl1;B, Der
Die conditio sine qua non IN lerer natiOnaleu
Wieoeroeburt 1T. Der StleJ. Der VeDeser oe5
WteHIWeuSeIpleUleS qui Jul uuo Weal9 OutWt'
bare8: lange Daaern fam Elm Srie9 oiiber'S
SAnupftnh" nidt, uno in OeutldlliiD berriAt
Elm 0ffentltAer @eilt, Ill peln man leine 6reuoe
bdbeu fam, uno Der bic oeutiAen Arueen ms
6elD b~esleiteu uno lie9tetd aus oHm 8anlpf bers
porgeben lullen miro, trce aller 0tcris Der Iruu
SGliIden Nrmee. QSenn mir aber eirlmll Sic
ger linb, Danu 1T bas reutiAe golf, pa8 ieine
pOlitii9en SinOerfrantbeiteu bt4ter ftp uuO els
men rethen Sdas polltil6er SrfaptulJeu 9es
Iaumelt bat, vba8 berrli9lte uor AQeh", uno
penn mir es aud, niAt CUR ~0lepubilf lber 9eaAt
brin9en, 10 brln9en mrs 0ph gu ven8Ill1en
SnlitutiOnen" unD our @lnbeit unter ir8euO
pelher 6prm, inter Deren S1atten mir gum
peupfratii4en TooerattUitaat berauretFen mer@
Den.
BOD i'd bemerfe nit Sbreden, i6 made
Oa in 3utunitSpplttif. Guti9uIOigens Sic Der
Sr!e9Stdrm lit 10 lultiB, pas Beiter 10 lA0a, Die
So3el liu8en 10 munter, in bore ibr 9e5uit
lher pom 91rteu binterm paus, gum %offeneu
6enlter beretn = pa per0en Sie's per5eibtit
%ftaDen, weun e8 einem nlrm un'8 6er3, unD
wenn Die 6eoer CUR Shwin9e mup."
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Aoopa wur0e 8eftern psrbaftet uaO unter
Gir9idaFt 9eftetlt unter Der Vintage, Die Ser.
ct. bel Der Iuebe3a4lun9 sou @elDern fir pie
Wa9en StraBen pon 81 PalO nad Sort Ouma
in Californian beDeutenO beIGmiuDelt III babeu.
Die 8pr9Idaft murOe auf $4,000 fefoelebt.
port 3. April. Die @taat8s
mabl in Connecticut itnDet beute 1fatt. IS
lperoen sS5taatSbeamte nno @OnBreBmit9lieDer
oeiDIblt.
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psip Gtnf6reteuneea entBCgen,
Sn entg II 2DpUea miro wtrbsr @efb Strftrt9eu. le.stt
Dante tU9 prafbenl. JDpR 3tto, 59ab mttfer.
SM u. Sdmper Stfretdr.
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Den WsitslisofrR btefts 8eretas SttAe hermit aur g,aBt t3s
bag bs idlrii3e mluaB uab 24abl Der 5eamten IN
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%1ettgttepsr bet WErmetoun8 Der %eeits!tpen Strare einBeiaps
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Re SIR 9etnttn DarI9, Sefr.
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ippts Aasi Uel9e IS SH werpea pHnf1en, hub efiapt, Ser am
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ling beBuDppn2n, Im fD lGt Der 9Bati Ger JeNb. amten
su Getgetltseg, anp ~uberbaRpt Gta}tnt BON Den War arbeten
gum 9dneerfel 5u Hebmen.
O6SN 8es. 9 Stetnba6 grdlOfnt.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-17

A GREAr MEDICINE ron FEMALEsl-H Hundreds
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ind arrangements to which the delicate form of
woman renders her subject. The result Of ali
these stimulants has been to impart momeHtarv
activity to the nervous System, and false vigor
to the muscles; but this relief has been succee-
ded by depression and prostration greater
than before; and the repeated attempts Of inva.
lids to build themselves up by these JaLse rene
dies, have finally ended in destroying whatlittle
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vigor, appetite and sleep return, and finally.
perfect health. See advertisement in another
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TnE CUBAN soHEns AT THE souru.-A gem
tlemnn who has recently spent some time in
Cuba, writes TO the New Orleans Pieayune that
forty times the thirty millions asked for by the
President, would not much facilitate the pur-
chase of Cuba under present circumstances
He doubts, moreover, whether any portion of
this country, except the Northern Commercial
States is greatly interested in its acquisition,
and that it would be injurious rather than ben
eficial to the South. From his own observation,
moreover, he says he is ratisfied that, with the
exception of American residents in Cuba, and
exiles or political malcontents in this country,
the people of the Island are decidedly opposed
to annexation to the United States
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sP EoIAL N q Ice.
,v,,, mr.. Hair. Baisnm Care Consumption
READ THE FOLIO WING Evidence.
V,,.,,- ~ Ind q tSSa

PF1D TyE FOLIO VINO Evidence
hlorsf YEnSos, Posey Co. Ind, Jan. 8, 1854.
N,.sns- O. R. BAkEa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the great
az, M. n AIS BAAsAM brsn to me, you
~ ,I,oine hopIng It may be the means Of PtrsuadBE
~ ppon whose System disease Is prsying, to giVshA
,,I convinced from past experience, that triaI
tEat Il required to convince any Of It's poWtrsO
heal.
II 4. about three years since vas taken with
and may say that two Of this time
., In octOr,ug until had given almost all the phys.
i.n, in town trial; but all OF no avail was
to suspend work; at last moved Into the country
thinking that such change might be bensst 10 but
the country and the both alike in this rePeet
Se,hne that could scented to give any lief, until
"a, recommended by Mr. A. g. Peck to try DR.. Hals
R,,, and he agreed furnish with 1t, With the
dandipr that II 1t cured Twas to him dollar
psr bottle; but did not cure me- Lad nothing to pay
wiz such an offer as this, concluded to Try It, CON-
meneed on boies, when began to eeeiorat' urge
aasses Of ALsgaa aAd saatter. Le ne 0Teai rs
Itr INV nirht sweats became and gradually len
and before had taken all Of the fourth bottle, Eas
abe 10 attend to my daily have only, IN sOHen-
sop to say that have taken zee bOttS IN az and be-
vs thew were the means Of sariag lie, and restoring
me to health and strength and would therefore recon-
mend 1t to all afflicted with consumption.
Your trOly, wHTOED CnILL-
PsiEyp BAKkn The above statement is correct uh
furthermore that 1t is beat remedy for coughs Or
eolds atI ever tried. take great pleasure In recon-
nending Il to the public in general
Truly yours, A. @. PACK
! rg-na Halls BALsAN-warrauted 70 break up The
most distressing cough few hours or the money vii %
cheerfuiIy refunded. PoL sale By ~ ,r.s.n, v,
febi9-sw TH. LOGAN co.. Mhselns' va