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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

Fan2tty .Segiag NachiaeS--
Our machines run with a rubber friction tLeei,
doing away with the stretching and annoyance
of a belt or band desrfatrm which hs7 long
been souSht for. Our n achiucsdhave a straight
ne edle and a guard to prevent breaking, Inns
requiring not more than one needle in six months
common use. Made by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

WILLIAMS & TUCKER.
w COMMISSION MEReHAEEs,
yosK7H g. WILLIARs} NJ on,w.w.
Gsosex w. FRczEg. myIS ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
T IsERANCES5s Ff4NsALE coHDlAL-

BEAUTIFYING l. INVIGoRATIEGt l. REGULATING I
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect Graceful
Carriage Of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botche
and Ernpons from the Face Curing tow Spirits Melan
eholy Dzz PapitatiOn of the Heart Pains in the Head
Back Limbs Whites and all the various Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Mensraton
which the Female Sex is subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose bringing on and
regulating the Monthly Periods of Women, which under
and all circumstances LsfrRnes Female Cordial also
he the best Female Invgoraor and Beau6er known
has been fny tested in Mobile and be equal
all it has been represented.
The Indy of of the prominent citizens ef Mobile has
recently been of Debility and Spirits bordering on
loss of mGd through apathy inaction of the
ge Of rancks Fema Cordial after all other remedies had
tiled, this eNced healthy action and She
once restored health, happiness and the society her
family aud friends.
Numerous Eurprising the most DESPERATE
hae cases OF disease have become known TO The popeoFs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
X ATHNtAs's fRoPlUAL aOoFING-

IA
Cheaper and superior uny other Southern
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst. DURABIIIlY--egds TO tho slate roofs.
ID Observation-Disclosures TO any other ks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAuTYL smooth and granits.like sHrfece
4th CHEAPNEsS-rt n,nch than though il i as
competition roofing heretofore public saves lie
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9th TNSoMBUsTIBILITy-It Will resist ere hester than
sth UoNyERIBNUE-r win not soften under the heat of
this caye and protects the interior Of buildings from
TIN soLInlTYIt harder and smoother from ex
be put roofs Of slope and being
net liable coosion and breaking require repair.
The TROPICAL RooFIEG7' y is chemical compound Of
snbHances several Of which peculiar alone oonred
In proportions discovered by actual experiment end espeefe
Tessas of the correctness of the above are in tho hsrs
Of ths asn ad may he verified By wishing be-
Al afssH efs .t the Poat-enioe Box No. T. will be
promptly stisndsd 70 5 Q rsppy, e 2 y ,rr,,,.,
felb ly corner of Bienvie and MaraIr SITS.
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ No. % ST. CHARLES STREET
NEW ORLEANS, August !, 1860
This Company the 'Sta Companyt
the and Damage by Fire Pes Of the
Seas and Rivers, at the current rates Of premium.
DIRECTORS.
p A. Giraud firm p A Giraud 4 Co.
A. Watt, .............. firm John Watt & Co,
J. B flanche, Jr ...... firm J. B Planche Co.
A.F. Elliot, firm Elliot 4 McKeever.
r. Iuing .......,..,...h firm Mummy Il Luling.
g. Duglantier firm Roman Kernion.
Lloyd r Coleman. finn Coleman. Britton Witherg.
W. Qnenell .-,-....... firm Wm. Prehn 4 Co.
ohas A. Castillo 81 aTn TIa,,5 ioFson seSps Gs1o ~
EXILE DrRuys. se-rotsrT. -.'''' ati "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
Ayers Ague cure,

For the speedy Intermittent Fever Agua
Remiten Fever Chill Fever Dumb ARue, Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed
whole diseases originating hillary
by the Malaria of has1nge countries.
We enabled here offer the community which,
while IL the above complaints with certainty sI
fecty harmless In Hnnnty Such remedy Ii Invaluable
In districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cure
expels the masatc poison Of Fever and Ae the sys
tenn and prevents tine development Of the dease "
the rs approach Of It's premonitory symptoms. II only
the best remedy yet discovered for this cnss OF complaints
but also the cheapest The large qnanty supply for dol
lar brings thn the reAeh of everybody and in billions dis
tcs whee Fever and Ague prevails everybody should have
II and use freely both for and protection supe-
oriy cf this REMEDY other discovered for the
speedy end certain OF ntefmens is that It
Qninne mineral consequently produces qnsn other
by IL ettas healthy II they had had the disease
poison great variety Of disorders from It's Irritation
among which kaHfaSiH, Rheumatism Gout Headaehe
Bndne5s TOohncle, Earaehe Ca;arrh Asthma Palptaon
Painful Affection Of te Epeet HysteGs Palm n HE Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Deangel0u Of tho Stomach OF which
when originating in this nnt the intermittent type,
become periodcal This CUE expea tie poison from the
blood and consequently them all nike 1t Is inv
liable protection 10 immigrants and travelling
potY residing In the malaronsdibtre8 If occasionally
daily while exposed 10 The infection, that will
from the system and accumulate in sufficient quantity
rpen into disease. Hence In valuable for
on than cure, aud few vii! ntemlttens
they avail Themselves Of the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by DIR, J. G. AVER d C9., Lowell Mas
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO. Nos u and Isl Chartres
street, New Orleans and hv all Or1Rgfrs ialS fm8W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is A CoNsTI
tatoha disease corruption Of the blood BY which the
ud becomes viiaed week and Being in the ccuaton
The whole body and burst in disease
part OF it, No Is free from Its attacks Is there
which II may MT destroy The scroious faint Is vaousiy
Gansed by mereua disease low Lying diaordered unhealthy
food impure air. Nth and filthy habits the depressing vices
md above all BY he Senerea Infection Whatever ee It's or-
rents 10 children unto the third nd fourth " in Iced
seems TO be the rod of Him who says II Will visit the nqu
ties OF the fathers upon their chi dren.p
is effects BY deposition from the blood Of corrupt
y termed tnbecles in the glands swtinas and the
face erupons This foul corruption which genderA in
the blood depreses the energies Of LIFE that cIoulous
utions not only suffer from serouos complaints bat they
have far eSs power Withstand the attacks of other diseases
consequently numbers ish hy disorders which although
not scrofu Gus in their nature still rendered fatal by
In the system Most of the consumption whc decaes
human family has its origin directly IN this serofgous con
BRAIN and indeed of all organs ag-
Rravated by the cause.
oneaarer OF all people scroulous; their persons
hvnned by this lurking Infection and their health Is undermined
by It. To cleanse 1t from tho system renoVAe
blood by Alternative medicine and invigorae by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supplyi in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

The most eienua remedy which the medical skill Of our
Times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
sdy y combined from the active reInedas that have
been discovered for the expurgaon Of this foul disorder
the blood and the rescue Of the from It's destructive
sequences Hence hOnld be employed for the Of only
Scrofua but aBo those other affections which arise from it,
such a Efupys and Skin Diseases st. Anthonys Fire Rose
or Eryspeas pimples Pnsule Bloches Bans and Bols,
Tuors letter and salt Rheum Scad Head Hingwom Rheu-
atism Sylphc aud Mercura Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia.
Debility and indeed ill complaints arising pm Viated
Impure Blood The popular belief for purty Of the blood
Is founded In truth for Scroa degenerate OF the blood
The particular purpose and yrtne of this paa pu
y and regeneIato this vital fluid without which sound health
Is impossible In constitutions,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

6BssSsYs LOSS OF TEGEdTA-Dr j. WEST
liz ST. Charles street. continues to suppy the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spfing6
14ll1lJn npon his principle of self adhesion This
method has procured him universal appreciation
mended heinR he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
F1CA TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and mastieaon aud perfect
In defy detection by The closest observer Dr
VESTS method of filling teeth with gold comhues the modern
improvements Those interested will find these be
entirely and scrupuously correct DR. W his eceys
thanks to the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity
extensive practice they have fayeSd him with tt5es
years Office and residence 2 ST. Charles street SECOND o
from Lafayette Square. Stf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

WHlsKy..s ,loo bbls. changed hands at lss. d
gallon. N3's "
FREIeHTs. We noticed ship taken up for
Hare at lic. for Cotton Vessels on tbe HERTZ
for Liverpool filling up with Cotton ct 3D., and for
Hayre at 13c.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

FLOUR. The sales embraced about $500 bbls.,
of whiah 1900 Superfne on private terms, 100 at
81 rs, and 675 Extra in three lots on private
terms.
GRAM. The demand for Corn continues mod
crate, with sales of about 2OC0 sacks, comprising
465 Mixed a. 60c., 230 White Mixed and Yellow
Mixed at g. and $50 Mixed, Yellow and White in
two lots at 6a and 400 White at G4c. u bnshel. In
Oats We noticed sales of some SEQ sacks st. Louis,
including 800 al 35c., and 500 in two lots at 36c %
bushel. OF Bran 400 sacks were disposed of,
comprising 100 at Soc. and SEQ at s5c. 70 100 ID.
HAY -. Two hatboats Western (2750 baes)
were sold at s25, and so bales at s26 % ton.
Provisions. 5. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at sls@sls so and $50 %
bbl. for Mess. In Bacon Shoulders retail at Sc.
Ribbed Sides at Il, and Clear at lac. o h. In
Lard we did not hear of sale of any moment.
CoFFEE. I'VE did not hear of sale of any
consequence.
SPIRITS TuRrENTlNE.. "A lot Of so bbls. were
taken at 55c. q gallon,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
8eoielo Of tbe ztlarlets,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAnP STREET
Tuesday Morning Dec. T. 1860 /
CoTToN. ...A fair demand prevailed yesterday,
and the sales embraced about 5000 bales at prices
too irregular for general quotations. Middling o.
@9be. % tb.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04
sSSs,A A. e. BLAoKMAR u BRO, -
NRGf Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HHETI
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
IA Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Paor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
very bes manufactures among which, invite particular
ate s,tsnton TO- tie RAVEN BACON co PIANOS,
these Pianos hive been especial voes the North for their
dusby beuty Of finish deiicacy of touch and
ness Of tonen all of which points that they
exceled. -
our honse will also be found otlv JAMES W vOSE
PIANoS lh-se Instruments though placed exhibition
At Boston, Phadepha and other places competition with
the most celebrated makers received the high
est premium good solid 1orkmans elegant per
feet and richness of PARLO GEM the
lowest priced hscss Piano thew od Even Piano sold by
ms is warranted 70 give entire satisfaction belodeons Guitars
Finins Brass Band Instruments everything annerlanine
the stock complete Music Store Nnsc a6d MISC RnoEs
sent by mail postage Tree. a. +, RLAGKMAR & BRO,
OF bulSH "a Gamn street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

III ELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATION
HELNBoLDs BrcHu for The bladder
HELMBoLns BUCHu for The Kidneys ... n
HhLEBoI pis BgGGIU for the Gravel.
#EESSsStBS HgsHS 5s !ss 5ssy
HEtMBeLps BuGnu Tor Dimnesa q yiiitn.
HHELMB9Lbs RnGHH IIII sS for RtgpIs % @ Breathing
HNR9hBs HEINR9Is BGH BHGI for for e GensEn Pssty
aELaBofs BUGaE Sr fo aaFo y ssaee bsnss
hELMB9IBs ciiu B4cnU for for WEE waEesinsss sTss
HEaB9s Hab9Bs RgGHT RgGHT fS SE Fs FFaBs9fs % fs Bach
HELMBOLDS BuCIiu for HeAyiness Of The Eyeid with
ss%:Pt E9ch6 5Ssi ssPf Win
Want Of Az Attention snd Horror o2soeiety.
HHtah9s HEta9b BgG BG t4 9 s4essss Arising to d
erection, and all dssasesof -1
FEHAtEs FEHAHEs fFEEHAAHEs, FEsAEFs, EFEENxAIEs FExALEs "
DID Young, Single, Married, contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHUis the very best remedy
arising ffo@ ndscrson HABITS of dtsspatIon @ m M cline
change of life. See symptoms a5oys
am No Family Should be without ItI
ensf for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBobD's EXTRACT BUcHU CURES
--|-."-.a.H Secret Diseases
II 9 AL theis stages, Atlittle expense,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Ure HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHUfor Ezcssses ariyinF
rom habits INDUCED in
And for diseases arising from Habs Dissipation II re.
Use HELMBoLDIs EXTRACT BUGHu for Diseases and
Uss aEIMBoEDs KxfR4tF BGGH6 for all Affections
ami diseaaes of the
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever originating and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All the scasrs symptoms the same treat
and may originate from the cause
Readi Read! ReadI Read!
HELMBoLD,S BUCHU Is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate In its action.
Personally appeared before of tho city Of
Philadelphia, II, 4. HELMBoID, CheHis who being lilly
sworn does that his preparation contains Narcotic
curry, or injurious drnRs, but purely Vegetable.
H. T. EMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before this 22d
ls54 WM P. HIBBARn Alderman,
Price 81 bottle six for So delivered any address.
Prepared by II. 7. BELMB0LD,
Practica and lytcal Chemist,
l0i Sonth street, below Chesnut
Philadelphia. /.
ss-Beware of Counteeitg and unprincped Dealers who
epdeavor "of their own and other on Tie
reputation attained hy
HelInbold's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buehu.
SarsapaTillR.
Improved Rose Wash.
2l and lal ghATtres
And all Druggists everywhere.
rsy-Ask for HELHBoLD'S-Take No Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for it, aud avoid Imposition Elk
posnTe- aSl 1y&X
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

I UsT, At JAUkSUN, MISS. ON THE EVENTNG OF
- fe 2.h :nsi le following described Drafts and ac
one Avn !, Rlb 80 VA son Co.. dsted i4th May 1850
One 81 ~ s.af sal.e same date and PAYABLE Ia
msnlhs tcf 1tfe. lu s. $50.
One drawn by H. G. Cham dated April Is 1861 and pay
able 10 months after date to his der for S6UO
after date, oE S7,tCg.
One dawn j. T. Taylor his own order dated tic i9h
March, 1850 aud payable II mouths dnte, for Sc S00
One dras by Mrs, E. NJ Censhaw administrators to her
date, for Sc 2s2 Il.
One drawn by r. G. King executor to his ewn orcr dated
10th May 1866 and pay months after date for 81 $50
Tbs payment Of the above having been stopped persons
aae hereby atoued from trading for negoang The .ane
signed At Branda, Miss, upon leaving them with THORN
HILL 4 CO., New Orleans.
r. RICHARDSON.
BFah7ons MiHs.. Aos. 10. isf0 III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-04

RfLLlARD TABLES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND
y 1T Sals from the tnanptRcnry Of BRUINS
Mloh Bhp Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables.
Paeny Gn hi0ns also Cloths Balls Cues
other Trimmings belonging to this line. >
All orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
All " ST rha+Ies RiIisfd 4 Raon N n
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
4 Christmas Incident at Burling-
ton, n. J.

An incidedt of so novel and affecting a
character occurred in Burlington on Christmas
afternoon, that we deem it worthy Of notice.
For many years the young ladies of st. Ma
ry's Hall, upon each returning Christmas, have
handsomely and appropriately decorated a
small cross, and marching in procession to the
library of the Bishop, present it to him, as a
token of their affection and esteem.
On this occasion, they trimmed the cross
with peculiar taste and neatness, and proceed
ed with it to- the usual place; but no Bishop
was there And Bishop Odenheirner being
absent, there were no living hands to receive
their accustomed gift.
The thought struck them that there was
one place where it could be appropriately be-
slowed, and with solemn steps, these young
ladies proceeded to Bishop Doane's grave,
where they found, as it had always been,
strewn with rare and choice flowers as if
those who had constantly performed these
kindly Offices
t. Had gathered wreatfs from their garden bowers,
I To tell the thoughts of their hearts in flowers"
| And in the solemn stiffness that surrounded
them, with beating hearts and eyes o'erRowing
with tears, they placed their cross, intended
| for the living Bishop, upon the dead ones
tomb there to be left, amid those blooming
Japonicas emblem jewels-as memorial OF
| true Affection ND. Holly Mirror.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12

saT We were yesterday shown by Mr.. 0
c. Herbert, quantity of bones dug from a
mari pit on his farm in Marlboro township
From their enormous size, broken and discon-
nected situation, we should think it scarcely
possible to classify them Possibly they have
belonged to some monster, nondeScript animal
They were imbedded at distance of twenty
feet from the surface A bout ten feet of the
skeleton was uncovered, and Mr. II thinks
much more remains in the bank. He is going
to dig again in few days, and will exercise
much care to have the remainder as nearly
perfect as can be- The aborers who discov-
cred and removed the specimens, used no care,
and the consequence was they are much br(
ken. Among them were two fne pieceS-one
of which was about eighteen inches long,
six inches in diameter and very heavy. If
anything of Importance turns up with the
next digging, we shall again refer to this
matter.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Ucn Ynk Mlarkets.

N. r Wholesale Pflces of Country Produce reported
expressly for the Monmouth Herald, and made
up from. sales BY Dealers to Groccrs and others
and are subject to the usual commiss,ons-by
1ompktns, Produce Dealer, Washington Market
for the aOssk ending Juws1 II, 1850.
The Potato Market is little frmer and prices
have advanced a trife, owing to the late severe
cold weather there are however large quantity of
Nortaern Peach Blows in Market, mostly of second
quality. The MERGERS in are mostly from Western
New York, and are in good demand There is con
siderable call for Jersey MERGERS and Peach Blows
Turnips are in demand, and scarce and have ad-
vanced Onions are without change. Poultry is
much called for, at higher prices; and Eggs are
without change. The supply is being kent up from
Virginia. Pork is rather plenty bot sells at fair
prices.
P0TAT0ES.-JerseyM MERGERS are selling at 80.
to 1872 per Dbl Peach Blows, ST SO to Sl75 !;
Western MERGERS, $1S7 to 81 IL; Northern Peach
Blows. $I.l8 to ST. 81; Round Reds, $ll3, to ST. 25
Dykeman, Sl.75 to $500; Yellow Pink Eyes, 81 IS
to 81 so
TURNIPs.-R Bsga, ST 25 to 81 so per Dbl
ONIONS.-Red. 81 rs to $500 per bbl; White,
$500 to $500 per bbl !; Yellow Onions, $187 to
1925.
POULTP Y.--Turkies IS to 16 cts per b.; Ducks,
II to IA; Chickens and Fowls. 10 to ~ Eggs, 6
to IL for II 2 cts; q to "a cts. per dozen.
FORKS "a to Z Ia cents per lb.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
GREAT ATTRACTION!!
FOUR FARMS
PUBLIC SALE.

NM ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON TUES
Wy DAY, January II, 1860 at the Pavilion Hotel
in Kevport about $40 acres of valuable Ian div-
ded INTO Four Farms, situate on the road leading
from keyport to Granville about IL miles from
KeyPort
Trait lst, contains about 100 acres of choice land
with large new and convent Mt two story Dwelling
House and all necessary out buildings Cately butt
by Cyrenus Van Mater,) lying on the North side of
said road, and on the West side of The road leading
from Centreville to Union
Tract 3D. contains about 100 acres of good land
with the old Homestead DIV cling OF said Van Ma
ter and good outbuidings lying Oh the north md.
east sides of said roads
Tract 3D. contains about 95 acres of excellent
land with no buildings, lying on the South side of
said road to Granville
Tract 4th, contains about IS acres of superior
lanG, without buildings and adkins the Sd tract
The'abeve tracts eompri,e the Homes cad Farm
Of said Van Mater, and tract purchased of Thos.
W. Aumack, and are too well known to require any
further description Suffice ii TO say they are in
good state of cultivation and unsurpassed BY any in
that section.
Said premises will be sold by the Florence and
keyport Company and incisputable titles given for
the same.
Persons wishing to view the premises, can do so'
by calling upon Alfred Walling, Keyport, OF Joseph
Graves upon the premises.
Certificates Of title, and terms OIL the day of sale
Sale peremptory, and to commence at IL clock,
NJ, and conducted by Alfred Walling.
EDWARD BAYER,
December 80 1889 President Of said Co.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12

New FIRM--By reference to our .advertis
ing columns it will be seen that dissolution
in the mercantile firm of Shinn & Bedle has
taken place, and hereafter the business will be
conducted at the old stand by the new firm
of E. 3. Bedle & Co.. The new partner is
Mr.. Joseph S. Couover, of this village, who
has for some time been clerk in the estab-
lshment. 1t is unnecessary to say anything
of these gentlemen, to those who know them
but to those who do not, we cheerfully rec
onmend them as good, sociable, accommodate
ing fellows, and fair dealers
Mr.. G. w Shinn leaves the establishment
with the best wishes of everybody in general,
and ourself in particular. We hope be will
conclude to again engage in business among
us, and should he locate anywhere within re
spectacle distance, we will frequently and
cheerfully Shinn it to his establishment to
tender our share of patronage.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
A Duel Declined.

In the House of Representatives last week,
Mr. Branch Of North Carolina, attributed the
defeat of the Post Office Appropriation bill OF
the last session, to Mr.. Grow. of Pa. The
latter, a day or two afser repealed the impu,
tation, characterizing Mr.. Branch's charge as
uDgentlemanly. Hereupon Mr.. Branch call
ed npon Mr. Grow to retFact He resolutely
declined. Subsequently, MT. Branch sent Mr..
Grow challenge to- mortal cofebats which
the latter, by advice of friends declined, with
the intention that if attacked he would defend
himself Branch did not care to come into a
personal collision with Mr.. Grow, who is
known to be very resolute and determined
man, and as SUCH might prove a rather dan
gerous customer to NEEDLE with. Thus the
matter rested until late on Saturday night,
when both parties were arrested and compelled
to give bonds to the sum of $4,000 each to
keep the peace.
In this business, Mr. Branch is clearly in
the wrong He gave the first insult, and then
violated the law by challenging MIR. Grow.
And now let us see whether be will be made
to answer for his crime The law against
duellng by members of Congress- (says a
contemporary is either a reality or sham
If reality, Mr.. Branch has forfeited and
must vacate his seat in Congress.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Accidents at BURLINGTON.

On Saturday last, as Mr.. Joseph Antrum
was driving into Burlington in sleigh, ac-
companed by his wife and sister, the horses
took flight at the locomotive, and dashed
down the main street at furious rate
When half way to the wharf, Mr. Antrum at
tempted to turn the horses into Union street
but they shyed off to the pavement and
brought up With terrific violence against the
corner Of the new bank. throwing out the in
mates and dreadfully injuring the females. Mr.
Antrum escaped unhurt. One of the horses
was killed by the conclusion.
On Monday afternoon, four boys who were
sliding on the Delaware opposite Burlington
broke through the ice where the water was
very deep. Three Of them were rescued with
great difficulty, but the fourth, Lewis Gotta
lad of fourteen years. was drowned. The
river at and below Burlington continues tight
the ice being full ten inches thick