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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

To PuRIFY A SGSk.-In hot weather
il Is almos, impossible TO prevent sinks
becoming foul unless some chemical pre-
paration is used. One pound OF cepp r
as dissoIvsd in four gallons OF water,
poured over a sink three II four times
viii completely destroy the offensive
odor. As a disinfecting agent 10 scatter
around premise, affected with any un-
pleasant oJor, nothing IS better t!ian a
mixture Of four parts dry grounI plaster
Of Paris to one part fine charcoal, BY
weight. All SORTS Of glass vessels and
other utensils may be eitectually purified
from offensive smells by riuslug them
with charcoal powder after the grosser
impurities have been secured of with
sand and soap Dollar Newspaper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

IrD1Ax SpoSGE C.KE.-One quar-, Of
fne-5o.,ed Indian l.eal. one cupful Ct
-four, one cupful of sugar, two eggs, one
quar-; OF sour milk, and j ieaspoonful Of
salerttus.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

ENThe uuders -ued offers Tor sale the west haTof the
north luaI ter south qual norm ives;
guIrter, and north east quarter of south qua
section 20, town =, north ot range eas,. 1ut
aces, and wing scven miles from The ci.v o. @uei5
Point Price $50 per acre.
IIn-25n- HARRIET BACHELOR.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

SrYr os -HE EYELID.-Put a tea
spoonful Of black tea IL a small bag ;
pour or II Just boiling water to moisten
It; then put il Oh the eye pretty warm.
Keep il on all night, and IN the morning
the stye Will most likely be gone; Il not,
I second a APPLICATION Is certain to remove
n.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

- "Why dil you leave your last
place g inquired { young houss'<eeper.
about 10 engage new Why.
you sec, rna'an !" replied the applicant,
II was TOO good-looking; and when l
opened the door folks took me for lh.:
missus."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

f9~ 4 man Of sense may we'll dis
dam ar,ifice. just as a man OF known
wealth may venture TO appear IN plain
garb
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
poetrn.

From handsome volume Of poems, byDr. ". Il
Holcomb, Of the University of Vi nia recently pub
ishod b. Mason Brothers, We copy the following verses
n,tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
ALSO
CARRIAGE AND FLOW BOLTS.

rT-sT received ~ the Hardware sire, direct iom
II Pants Manufacturing Co, Of Connecticut ear - q
- Carriage and PloS Bolts which viii sell AT tAi-
Cazo prices ,-- -rrr5,,
LEAEkt1 < -+a- tAAsSA-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
For Sale =

YVIE STBSCRI BEG OFFERS FOR SALE HIS HOUSE
1 and LOT. an H.rriSon'S survey, ad- E-~S
joining tie Seminary ground on thc
south. Iae Lot contains one and %TGssE<s
tsree-f0uTt As'AVres al ground, uuder ~ sfsSs
good fence AL - in good state e cui-
l.atiou. On the Lot good Frame E--s-kz-7--7~
House. yyi.h basement cellar under the whole, sd
sori Wet convenient. Also, good Slcne Stable, and
\ thrifty Orchard of beai4nS Frujt Tees. The above
property viii be sold bargain Sn3 Is good loca
ZION fauIy residence be found in the city.
Terms ula1s ea-v- For particulars enquire on she
Premises. oFGEO. hISSLE, o. JONATHAN BEAUMONT
Owner.
Fsbru.rv-24. 1850. OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
For Sale.

ttE subscribe Offers or sale the Il, ia
teu on NitE'n Alley auu orIoe ~ ocCIp4ed ii-l
as residence, being sle west half tie lot
now occupied ny Mr. John Evans T5ere 1ouI good
oons in The house
- Fer pariicula1 enqiveof JAMES EVANS,
o T4DNAs FoH -
Mineral Point, May :, IsCo-nl9-t-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

For President-ABRAHA LINCOLN,
of Illinois.
For Vice President-HANIBAL HAM
LIN, of Maine.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

The Five Platforms.

THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM ADOPTED AT CHICAGO.
MAY Is. 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
). II. Cl.aIlY.

ES SEEAI Dsalsrsn llry a.s, Groceries. rravsi on
L Hardware 6e 3ssavp ~tare, Wis. hov-l2. I,5o.l )
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
FOR SALE

walawisk. Ap- Il 10Th $50.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
JOHN II. WESTON,

s@TDTARg PUBLIC, Land Agent, &c, &C Areu
T5ws COWS. viii attend to the pay mt ofts
ST. ~eth x.cn4-sr sna 4fsEat .h s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
RATES or ADVERTISING.

r~eve lines Nonparel type, compact matter, or iss
: y. eat II space, viii be counted az asgGHre
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

JOHN A. KENNiCOTT at the Grevo Nursery, West
Nurthneid. Ill, has ready for delive y:
Bulbs, especially Tulips, az the low rate % $3.50 per
100 and e2O per n for large ruOt>:
Strawberries Of all the mOst approved varieties.
frum g. 10 s. per NJ for met; \ few 50 IS like Tiisun's
Albany higher Evergreen 20 a. 80 cents per foot, ac-
cOrding tn variety AMI f0rn.-average2 % celti>-
Fruit Trees in Ea,d vatie Y. Apple - IS To SIS per
100 and he IN tiler the cheaper and betier o. distant
customers.
Small Fruits -Currants ourhtoRGOlseberTy Rasp-
berries. BlackberTics &C. much luWer than ever offered
befurP.
Ornamental T ocs Roses and 'ther ia ~ '%hruhhery,
ia great variety ard abundance; ana 10 100 snail g.
large plants ~ Upri.ht u neysIck e, LilscS SpireaS,
Deutzis Scdbra Prim sc. a. fr'm Sltu s 0 PEI hun
dred. AHd the besuiimi DtebJfrG SPecGbGiis nd 9TH
er chsice pe-enui rs VI s. 30 g. s. pe. d-zen AID conn
ui n thinTe-Hli desitablC-afa b sut half price.
Catalogues by mail an application; aid every thiug
safely packed iOr dis aut tranSprrtaitrhs end A. a rule
than Spring. n1v1
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
BemD.-Our enterprizing fellow-ci'i-

BemD.-Our enterprizing feIlow-ci'i-
,sn, NArHAr METERs, of Monterey.
Richardson county, Nebraska, some IL
niles from this city, has gone into hemp-
ruwing. The lard around Monterey
ril bring immense crops of this valuable
nj, duct. And the same may be said of
y arly Every foot Of n hra,ka.
Mr.. Myers Las count d up The cost of
ni,ipg h rp. and shows coucIusiv, ly that
5rre is mon.y in il, aud tl.at Is what
ot farmers need. Oar Corn crop vIIu-
A. now and lheu, will nj alNay, meet
vrh a paying market. tut not so with
.bmp. This will Away command a high
.pice with little ,xc, Fiions. We Lave
he "Iands'' adapted TO he business aud
~ rerc, i've no reason WHY our farm Rs
% nCi GO into II at once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
rasselI'sNaturaI HIstnrY.-W

CasSelI'S Natural HiSt0ry.-W, are
sg1iB under INT pl, ing n c,ssiiy Of cali
ag the attention If our West, RIA World Ia
a rev semi. monthly periodical with the
above title, published lyCAssLLL, FErER
& G,brIx, 81 Park Row, New York
price. I5cts a mun,b,r. The numbers,
2 aud 3, before us are enough TO Convince
any one that is a work Of superior m,r-
il. having for its aim the IT, vaIion OF the
mind ty contemplating The Landiw' rk
Of the Creator in animated nature Ii Is
got up 10 the best slyl-, P~rofustly 'llu~-
aud concise AID plain in It's des-
criptions, so as to adaIt it a. We Il to The
circle, as to the student or scholar,
1t reflects great CT, dit upon the publish
ers; and is a work which should grace
gy,.rv cpntre.faffs II Asa las2
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

The Weather,-For the past few
days might be styled d~IsngreratlA, were
II not that we have been blessed ly copi-
Gus showers of rain, which were 80 long
wish, hoped, and we believe, ty some
astonishing as it may sesm-praytd for.
Yet, there are always some malcOntents
who are never pleased let the general
blessing be eve so great To use their
own phrase 'they wouldn't mind the
weather If the wind didu't blow"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
NOTICE.

Soldiers. Tearnsrers. Sailors. Tor their widow.
nT urph, ~ chi'dred } vbo e ved in any war; or battle
eIihet "a C%tif"rHi or elsPWbP e prior to A irch Sd
1865 or their child nn WIN were un @ g al thai dsee
ur s,ilirS VIII - we'd ni The c 'a>t q & if'rnit IN the
N xiesn war will do we 10 add G ~. Ci.ims IN Il
d Ave been iPiec ed iu he haldS - : be a. EMS have
heen >ncceSs'uI V abt incl by u Ageu-s ac-itg frr MS
literally paid LAWf W trrants b nrht aud : I'd Tourder.
and all business req1iTing an agent At wt~hi' g;un at
tended u" r B ~ x 70.
AT &c for Claims Pensions Bounty Land &c
Refe ence TO any 81 he bead 81 Dep .rrmezfs. 81-t9S
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

Refreshing showers have VISITED this
section. within the past few days; sufic-
lent. we believe, to quiet The fears of a
failure Of crops. Our farmers, 40 doubt,
have their hops frightened aud will look
forward to an abundant return Of The sees!
which has been buri.d in the soil
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

lCC OIC0AA AtC DlNalN .f
almost vain 20 atisinpl a DESCRIPTION IF
the exquisite sensation which pervades
the entire human frame divine" while
placing in its proper rtcePtical a saucer
Of Ice Cream, upon as hot an evening as
vas thai of last Saturday. Since when
the weather has changed considerably, vt
the remembrance Of il will be as plras-
ant TO Us. as the sight of an oasis in the
desert is TO the foot-sore and thirsty pIl-
grim to the Holy Land. We give ,ht
"pockile" reflections Of our imp, referring
TO the above mentioned occasion; previous
TO the "erplosion'' he made, in all seri-
BUSINESS, the quaint yet expressive wish
That his tongue was a yard long so that
be might keep tastiu' ~:
II ';JuEtice il justice. hIc," sure oomfOit is comfort
Al least 80 uutV me II did seem.
When I went up to Comforts in search u cumfOrt,
Aud found c,miOrt ia ComtOrt's Ice Cream.
vi itch the public can always fluid at
bis establishment when the weather Is
uncOnlor ably warm
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

Pixies Peak great many emf
grants for the Peak have passed through
his city since our last issue some Of
whom had been encamped on this and the
opposite shore waiting for grass. the re-
cent rains seem to have given them con,
%hdence, and they immediately hove in the
anchOr-sOd-cOrn juice-and got under
way for che Peak. We have the promise
o. a log" from sOme Of them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Cleanliness aIWayS a Virtue.-We

Cleanliness always a Tirtue.--we
are authorized 10 noliy those concerned
and il should concern everyone who de-
sires to be hral!hy-that our ,nterprizing
barber, JOSEPH L'ROY. has llt,d up a
Bath Room for the arrtm nodatiun Of
everybody generally and the public par
%ticuIarly. 1t should, aud we krlive, will
be well paIrunized
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
ANSEM0ND

or superior quaIIfy-L.sf variety tr The N0rth-
backed :. 20 -af'Ir. 2 ny di<fairr- bv Fvprsss
riee-le0 - I.0G0 -: 5.bu0 SO. 20 aea SI5.
Ou~ p nts savr pradurrl fl" t-rt.rs in rhe north
fr ma, yet-s.,v nashish NJ O.
C.R MURRAY.
ate @. ;. Murray X Sntl F,sfer's Crossing {,
Wirren 6. datt uhjr.
0rd-rs left ~ he Advertiser Oi is will meet Nth
pr .mpi n'trptinn.
April y, 1880.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Douglas Improved
PREMIUM SUGAR BILLS.
.llasL iDgum Wcrks. Zmr

.AashiDguH WoTks. Zmesri'e, OLio.
We are N W prepared 10 mtn1leiure au- Prem I'm
SHgGT-CGne Mills. eiihe- Vertical Or n arz ntal AID
VII hr able T. suppy he tenf md. h r-evef Ia-gr
We a c airo m inHfacin lrr DHgin' Improves Eva3-
or4t'r and also poHglss Steam slztr Evsu.,rs,nr sTd
are prepa- ed Ia furnish eveiy artic.e 81 the best quali
~ al &c "a ia ate rates rel mel Ga the m4ulfaefur
% syrup AMI Sugar
PR~lCES-S5O sou. $50. sfCo. and rpwards Price u
Furnaces siHi Ev,I orators So Co. 5fOl.
Circulars sud Ptmphi ers ~ ni-hef ru applicant n.
All 0.derE add essed g. The undersigned will 10 uramDt.
iy attended Ia. DOCGLAS BROTHERS.
apply Zlnceu!ip ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
lssO-xOW IS The TINE TO sUBscR1BE,-Beo
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

writes the ll5n. John WentE,rth in lie Cbicago
lIrm cmf. J. the nam Of ni5oaf preston. TnE
liEsT AGRfcrLTrBAL PAPEE Is Tux CSlTED
STATS
THg COUNTRY GESTLEaAS t. published weekly
lie Iagg4 fHaria, anil entered upon IT, Fifteenth
Volume with 1860 - inaugurnling st tnat i.mssev-
eral impTOyemehts-nmsng lhsm an enlarged page,
larg-r type. aud m increased am mt of contents.
THg COCSTRT tiENTLEN * forms far the most
complete aud prse ical IouInit for the Farufr and
C"uniry Resident, published Ga thlse onfry Terms,
Ten DDiiGrs a yeBr. address With remittance. Or
fer Samuir Numbers.
LUTHERTUCENFR * S0N. ALBANY. Ny.
Arrangements have just be-treem -ttd by
which the publishers ~ fhc CouHfFv g uflainaua rB
e1Hblel 70 sfrr Aro- hHRdrs,f md m, ~ me besf
sfrnrtsrry JiqHfr. asa Tftmirm tr Eve sui-cribers
are m ansd hy the cash $40 Wrtc ar further
ltrif~uiar- with rus9e-tuses aad prstr=~.
u32-$m III. q NsH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

The HVeF,-At this place, is on a
stand, with a moderate Stage of water in
the channel. The June RISE is looked
for auxiOusly hy boatn,eh gen. rally as the
navigation. a, all Times rather dubious
on the Missouri. is at present Hazardous
in the extreme 10 hoais of the larg n class.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Probate Notice.

n tice i he eby given to all pa-sons inIer es'ei that
Es'hef Beish Inc has been appointed sdiuinistTstlix 81
the estate ~ J .hu Rel hiine late az P4wnee c. unity
n 7 deceased All persunS having claims against he
said estate a 2 nntife: to . eseni them To Tie Probate
c ut 81 SabI g .un'y on or befi c tic fIrh dly 81 May
lSeO Or they will be 'oreve buried from roc We ing
sub claim IN any action whatever q e. LORI
IFva 3HFe7 Pabatp IuIra
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

The HOFtlcultHFiSt For May. has
come safely to hand, rich in information
from the rural world. The present num-
Der Suzlsins well its high reputation as a
Standard agricultural work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

COFn.-Our merc ant have, during
the last week. shirp,d lr'm six TO light
thousand bushels IF corn ,asi; and have
r, ady for shipment many thousand lush
els more, which they design sending off.
as soon us possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

Tha1kS-TO the Hon. j. STERLING
NoRroS. Territorial S. cr, tary. az Irrs-
81 acting Gov, nor, for II c py OF the
iaws pas-,d d, the lat S,ssIuh Of our
Territorial Legislature.
To the.IloN JAS. CRAIc, Of Missouri.
for Public DJcum, rs Of much int rest
aud value.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
SAINT JOSEPH
COLLIE GE.
81. JOSEPH MO.
Published N Lcb I7,h.
AnOt:.er EcW Wrrk tl tie iliNt ngp'SlCd
American Authorets,
EMMA ID. r. ". SOUTH WORTH.

Haunted HOnnc9tSad.
Wlhansu % vra ly,t he Su;hur 10y NJ EMMA
- q y SOUTHwORTH AuThUr - tie l. - liPi PS>
bee ell Nne Ni>siag Nide Iadia We Victory
Rerrihnii IA Car Il Clifton, VIVA. The Thee Be1u-
ne Lidy at the Isic. e G.
C.mpietC in upe large duodecim volume neatly b-rnd
in cloth for enc dlllsr and twenty i've cent?. o. in twt
vrlumes paper ever tT me dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

L. s. Journal OF Agriculturc-ls
before US /; ii l. publish. Il ~ 'he Umt d
States Agricultural Socic'y, quarterly ;
ednsd by BEN. FERLLY lOoEr. | az
p~rarance, contents aud source stamp IL as
One Of the sterling " ,rks OF the coumry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Probate Notice.
Territory Of Neb-aska, ! P,ob,fe couT,

T' cr@'Z Of ai E SsS'ss Probate Court
Whereas Heath Muck lis administrator On the &C.
tate Of J. pph DerUin deceased iafe 81 Nemahf county,
hsS made appiicati n To- the Pr bate ClurJ q &emtha
County. Nebraekt Te -TitQry f'r one years eX cu-t.ii %
time To cntlecf tic asettS and pay thedebis aid charges
Oh gesble aRsinSt The same notice l. hereby rtveii 70
all whom Il may Concern that I have set Friday, tho
lS h Dig OF Nay az 10 o'c;ock A ~ ~ said day A. ~.
1860, ~ the time Tnr the hea irF Of said application 40
nv Nee in Brcwnville in said elunty when and where
all persons Interested are requested % appear and show
cause why said ex' ensi0n should not be a lowed.
witness my hand and The scat % said cOurt this 25ih
day u April. A. D. ttrO-
C W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

20 A GRAVES. Bookseller. Staiicner. and
~ foent- Past once building C''rneI Douglas aud
s"i,,oontb streets. nmaha. n T.. Is our authoIized
49, tar bth the AdUerfiser aud Farmer.
g s HARDING & CO.. News and Literary De-
", MUS bniiding Min street opposite the Muck
I'M, II .u-e Nrhra>k" Ci'y, sre cur Vuthurized Agents
Inn Tho bdUerf;SeT AID Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
PROBATE NOTICE,

Whereas Heath NarkIIis sdnIimiStfr.r 90 the estate n
Charles NJ q PFver deceased lafeuf Ncmaht G MY
has ut dS mide dpp. icHi n G The Pchafe C'uftot
sim uf time L. c'liCct The as els 90 the said estate Iud
pay The debts and charges charge allie agtilst the SAINT
Naiire Is hereby given that lbave set Frid y the l6 h
dty of My A. ID. 1860 ~ 10 o'cack a N. ~ my tnce
M BrnwIville ln said county. a. the time tir Tie heu TX
Of said apple ii'n. when and whesc shy md alt Fr-1us
interested may appear and show cause why sal! Cxicn-
sion Sh'u q not be alluwef.
Given under my hand au6 rfcial scst fhis Ssh day
OfAnfiL A d 1850. CYRCS WHEELER
- 3HSl Ptubt are Jdfge
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
ranks. Blanks.

E,Ssre on hand. printed in superior sryie, and for
r.Se.p for cash. a fresh supply o.
gsSrsnty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
v Trnst Deeds, Bonds for Deeds.
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Preemption Papers,
Township Pats. Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes. etc.. ETC.. etc.
.,,b re call the especial attention 81 those In need
Eating ~ aQy snd every descfipti'n executed 90
ssrin . style Z lnf srssn, t. M meme Ne 9 PT IS ms West 70 s1y ~ P' ei.e 81
and offer specimens Of Vur work A. evidence
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Eawfop n;aehIfCrrv.

To abtafn co. rririutf v1'tety imr e. cen or aeld cuf-
iurc. or circulars with dilecIi.u- rs6re-s
WN LtWTO.s.
vtui N~e q fheita ny
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

undersigned Ia, s 90 acre. Of Choice Lands To-
Gated in this Territory ,'Iith he will sell
Cheap for Cash on OH Time.
For further i8furm itiOn apply To my m . on Main
Stree. 81 this place. d. d. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
JOHN GARNkTT < CO,
DEPOT
AND
Saed 9fore.

5000 store
Engines, Sav ami Crit Mlls.
With III kinds Of MIehine , and implements.
NO. S., North Secont tee.
ST. LOUIS NO.
KEFPS always on hand a large stock Of Gnden and
G-tsS Seeds all warranted fresh and pure
Oar stuck of A~g~cultursl and WJrt cultural
Implements and Machines Is also large Grd rejected
wi u great cte.
We invite an examination and know That we &C Of
re ing As good stock as any house In The vest, and "a
low pIices.
TERMS CAST
Catalogues furnished gIutis 90 app. icdnts. Get
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-23

the temptation of going to the public
house to partake of the wine cup, and
consequently to remain out late, and
then return home in peeyish state.
What a pang Of grief smote the
breast of that poor wife when she smell
ed the fumes of dehauchery upon that
loved one. She pleaded with all the
earnestness Of woman's love for him
to forsake his companions and remain
with her. She told him how pleasant
! it would be at home. She warned him
of the danger he was in, told him the
wickedness Of what he was doing, and
to what it would lead him. But it
was all in vain The letters had be-
come to strong to be broken by his
feeble efforts Satan had clutched
him too firmly for him to break his iron
grasp. Yet be still refused to look to
a source higher than himself.
Wilbur Stanton continued to be-
come more dissipated, to neglect his
family still more, and to visit the bar
room more frequently. He is now SO
changed that you would hardly recog-
nize in him the young man who was
married in the summer of 1850. Ev-
cry feature betokens debauchery and
vice. Those eyes which were so bril-
liant are now tinged with those streaks
of red which proceed from the wine
cup He is now so lost to virtue and
reputation that be is seen Keeling thro'
the streets in a state of intoxication.
And where is his youthful wife ? All !!
you can hardly be persuaded that the
sad careworn woman sitting in yonder
lonely room with her three little chill
dren is the once lighthearted, joyous
Carrie Clark. But so it is. The
storm has come indeed, and come in
all its power. She is almost crushed
beneath her sorrow. Her heart is
sadly rent by the fierce blast, but she
has taken refuge near the Saviour's
side, beneath his sheltering wing.
Young man, beware beware i
Wilbur Stanton's first step in the path
to ruin was profaning the Sabbath
From that he was led on to night rev.
ellings, to the bar-room, and the aoine
cup. Now he must be called Drunk
ard!
Then, oh then, take warning, and
resist temptation. Remember the
Sabbath to keep it holy" Pass by
the bar-room, and turn not your steps
towards it. Spurn the wine cup as
youswould a demon. Walk in the
path of virtue, and religion, for that
alone will lead you to happiness and
real pleasure.
Waggtoa0n, Nay II, 1860
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-23
Beauty in a Printing Office.

This is paradoxical say you; it is
nevertheless sometimes true. On
Monday we We're honored with visit
by the Rev. L. DuPre's, accompanied
by the young ladies Of Mrs. DuPre's
school, and if thsre was pot "beauty
in printing Office, +" then We are much
mistaken.
Though considerably - by
the appearance Of the Z we ex-
tended the ~ of welcome, intro
duced them to gentlemen, who facing
cases had sticks in their hands, and
showed them the wonders of a print
ing Office, not forgetting the pt. The
visit of this beautiful 5 is without 10
our history, and we this opportunI-
~ to express the hope that it will ha
repeated, and that we may be allowed
the pleasure of recording many II u
like the present. We win willingly
expose all concerned to the t wounds
of their bright . ., as their presence
makes the minutes fly rapidly and
ameliorates in great ? the hardships
of printers life. -DGrlington Flag.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-23
Your anxious countryman,
o. NIGH.

IT has long been observed by medi-
cal writers that death is proceeded by
insanity. This reminds me of case
which occurred many years ago, in a
Philadelphia court, where a pretty
young widow was in danger of loosing
two-thirds Of her husbands estate ;
his relations grounding their claim on
the alleged insanity of the defunot,
II nay be as well to premise too that
the presiding judge was not only con-
viyial, but also gallant.
"What were your husbands last
words T" inquired the attorney.
The pretty young widow blushed,
and looking down, replied
SD rather not tell !''
"But, indeed, you must, madam
Your claim may be decided upon it.
Still blusbing, the widow declined
to tell. At last, direct appeal from
the bench elected the information.
"He said, kiss me Polly, and open
that other bottle Of champagne"
We know not whether it was admit
ration for the deceased husband, OF
the living wife, that inspired the judge
at that instant, but he at once cried,
with all the enthusiasm of cony ietiou,
Sensible to the last.