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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

@ir bel9a6en bic
@tn3tebun9 bon @eloeru
in europa uno ferti9en bic bier3u erfprberli9en
paptere> ais:
8pumaGten,
Ser5i9tlei tun9Surfunben> Tpbten19eine &c. 1elbit
an, serbiireen beren @ultiefett unb belproen bic
eonlulart|9e 8eelaubisun8 p~erielben !; ipwie AUDI
bic
Mus;ablun9 Don @elbern
1T jebem Ibeile Deutlalaubs unb Der @4wei3,
trtbem wir beu @s9enwertb Der bel uns einee-
aablten 8etra9e ben, lclb1t in ben entleeenfen Ort-
i9aften pobneneen @mpfdueern folenfrei in's
9auS 1enben laIen.
pa0a9ei9etne
CUR ueberfabrt Don Bremcn na9 Nen -yprf III
@egslI9ifen, unb in D%ampf1difen bes 81 orb.
beMt19en QlDYb," fppte aur GeiIe bon
5amburs mad Nem-yort in DampfbSten Der
- ambur9er . nmpf19iffabrts- &C.
1ell19aft" p%ertaufen mir au berab>
g%eieBteu Yrei1en.
Wir pertaufen ferner
QanczW arrantS,
nit I'M lerer Idriftli9en @arantie auf unbearenate
Grit Der leben, ibernebmen bic
8ele9un9 BON @apttalten
lit @runbci9entbum pber aeaen Sntere0en> auf
erfe bYpptbetartf@e@ i@erbeit, be1ur>
9en bic
8esablunA Ycn Garen
lit jebem Gbeile unleree 5taates, faufen unb Der
faufea Cob unb frenbe MIuaen, aablen bic
bD1fe prGmte fir We9lel auf Stem 9 prt,
philadelphia, ct. QputS &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Die Steberei int benz Neeer=8or=
beu. - Cattle, Der Se;,punbete Mulatte> 1T nod
ant 2eben. Die brittle 1%nterlu9un8 bat berauS-
eetsllt, baB CT Der Mngreifer uno ben Meser Mat<
tbems, ber Jpn in bic 8ruit ia@, 5uspr NIT eem
&airme0er am Mrm sertpunbete. Mattbews 1T
unter 800 Bur9@9aft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
m,;thTroer linb Defenders

No. Die beutlhsn Msitblrser lno beleaoe'e
borauf aufmsrtlam eemadt, bab
Serr 81. &ief fer
,eteu Serru MubleY gun, General Ngs"ts"
49, ,r1er, @taat ppn Der pben genannten Som"
panis aassleat unp tss am a9tist IL, 9er'@sta'.-
pr an,unebmen unb bic nStbisen papisrs baraber
ausaulteQen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

st. A,itbcn1. - 9n ct. Nnttcny bat
man iebt nirfli9 ansefaneet, al feu M:ineral~
queuen Mrbeiten scr3unebntn unb %rieielten fir
9eiltater ein3uri9teu. gs tptiI, II ldru jebt piele
Gereniisunssreiitnee nsper Stabt Der Safe, pire
aber ben %ionlisen &eisen tfs Ylabes aid nod
ter son Mineralwalwa fer Guranltal bin3use-
fuet, 10 mSeen f9 @aratcsa, Neuport II. /. ~.
MUIR in @dt nebmen. Die. 9fatur bat bier fir eie
berrlid0en 8un1- Mnlaeen fo Siel urreearbeitet,
Bag i9 BALD fein faibionabler 8abeplas nit ct.
antbony miirbe melsn %fSnnen, 10 balo fem sri
neralwaner I9 eiaen Ruf Serl@aHt. l1eber bic
eieentlide 8ei9aFtnbeit bes ct. Mntbcny Mi>
neral @a0ers tperten mir nd@fens @enauerrs
hr;nnen - --.-.5- a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

B7 Scr oeutfhe republtfant1h
Club Die na@fe 0erlammlune tes teuti@
republifanii9en @luts spn Stanley County fnte
am . pnuertos, en23. Muau0, fatt
Der Club ferbert ale feline bsutl@en republifant
! 1den @aTsu@ unb @lautenstriber auf i9 an
Mtenb bes e%enaunten 1aees in Gmmerfs 9aQ
ein3ufnben. Sc eiebt einen ean3en 5aufen ~@ie'
gel gu fplitten",
unb tper ben Sell brap tre1en eann,
Der fontn,. Ct 1T ber re9te Mann.
Mbfbeuli4e Mifbano1un9 eined
teuti6cn mdobens an 8oro BEE
Samplers ~Tranf @tee1e~. Gberei'
@@uttmiiQer, cine unnerbeiratbete anltanbigeper'
ion BON 20 - % Sabren mar auf Der &eile BON
Deutl9lnnb 81 ibrem 8ruber in Taylors Sale,
Minn.> sladli9 bis mad ga @ru0e estomneu>
bate alip nur nod, einen s~erineen She'll ibrer
&eiie, bic ie alsin unb auf Soften ibres 8ru'
bers eema@t bate, Sor li@. Au& pirbe ibr tebl
biz gu Gnte Der 6abrt feline erbebli&e @ibertpar<
tiefeit ~beeeenet iein> batte ibr 1nsliif Is ni@t
eeppQt, baB le auf benz Dampfer pJranf Steele"
paiaee 9encnnnen> auf benz, na9 perldieeenet
@erii@ten bic uns l9on fraber gu Sbren sefon1-
men, bic Bpptstne6te tas prtutlesium gu baben
i@einen, an unbei9uyten tpeibliden padasieren
ibre oiebiiae 2u1t aussula1en.
Snben1 le sesen @nbe per Gabrt Elm @ebnli9eS
init Xbereie @9ottmiiQer Serlu9ten> mibbanoel~
ten ite bas i6 %frautenbe Mdb9en in ber rcbeien
@eile, ~serri1en ibr bic 8leioer unb raubten ibr
ioear ben 9Ret ibrer 8aari&aft. DaS Spfer bic
ler @@anotbnt perlu9te lei ben Beamtea bes 8cc<
tes &laee gu iubreu, aueiu man mics lie nit @pptt
unb eruben @&mabuueen ab.
Sn ct. yaul unit Mitternadt ansefumr1en
irrte bic uaelidli9e Yeripn seiueub bur& bic
StraBen, bis Officer MuQer f& ibrer annabm
unb le in 5errn Bert MuQer's 8oarbinebauie,
obtpubl edn3li@ r~nitteQps, Elm l1nterfomntea fanb.
@uf @eroula0uns namentli@ Der lebtsenann~
ten 5errn purben @&ritte setban> bic Beamten
bes DGmpfer u1rant Steele" CUR @erantportune
3u 3ieben, alsin, bis es eelang, bic n1tbisen &C.
ri@tli&en Yopiere aua5ufertieen> tatte ii9 baS
Boot fir biesmal bereit6 bapon gema9t. Sci lei"
ner nadfen Mnfunft miro bic polisei ein W0rt-
den nit ben Mat@enlaantert fFreden.
NXP @ir er luGen ben ga Grc0e Ncrbiern",
y Bisepnin Banner, ISL. Stoats3eituns" unb
vSoma @taats3eitune" prn benz Sbisen Ncti5 gu
nebn1en, I'm Deutlae Spr 8enubuns bes DIDN'T
piers rTranf @teele" 81, marnen. AM
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

9urrat fur bic &rbeiter Salle~-
Mel: SD bab' BEN ean3en @ormittas,
Wenn n.an bic Naoel Fiesen lieb,
DEN Ve9brabt nader sps,
DEN 5aiamer i@waus. ben 8lasbaIs rib,
8is f@ bic @onn' serfrc9.
DAMN @@ufer, S@mieb unb @9neiberlein
Mtt iamntt ben :2eitunssl&reiberleiu,
Narl&irt 3unt &auf ct l@entt eu@ ein
v8ensbers's" 2 fir 5 Sent
5urrab fir bic Mrbeiter> 6aQ,
Dcrt lbt man gang cpmmpb'-
Grinft aud benin alertarffen rGaQ"
Ni4t lei9t f9 bancroft;
@enn il9 ter Meni9 %eetrunten iatt,
Ct bod nod Elm paar 8reu3er bat.
IS lebe bic Mrbeiter-9au
unb bic Mrbeiter Mu'.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
Game stpiabelm eenn,6 nidt obne.

Game StpiRbe1nn tentt19 ntdbt pbne.
Wir e%rtuabnten neuli9 Der Mrs. Sane Swi6.
helm, tpelde ben 81. Gloub Demofrat", Gin Re.
publifanii9es B1att rutlicirt uut %rseisirt, bei.
ldufs seiast, Sane 1T cine idon tetaste unt tel.
nestpfgs rei5enbe DAME - als eines abf9reden.
Beilpiels elmer Sprte BON Trauen, pelde ben
i4Dnifen @&nuf ber Gdten @eibli9feit, biz
bdusli&e 1u9ent, bel @eite tperfen, ibre bS9te
&ufsate, has title @@afen I'M bdusliden &rrile,
sertennen unb nuerfiut la0en, UNI burd @eit
unb @slebriamfeit gu slduaen urb nit ben Man-
,tera aaf be NJ 8eloe gu tpetteifern, tpeldes bod
bic Matur BE-, 2estern ausldlie6li@ oter sursuss-
peiie t~elfimmt ;a baben i9eint.
Wir erjdblten BON BET Sane, auf Gin Siti&es
Blatt eeliust baB ie it pittsbnreb auf ben ga-
n1en ibres G%bemannes @@ulben sema9t, na9-
bent fe l&on BON benaielten sel@ieoen war,: unp
bab ibr besbalb bas Ybiloiupbiren uber uWeiber-
re4te," v@eiberbpbeit" &C. libel anfebe.
Nag benz aud pirfli9 10 fem, 70 freuen mir
uns bod n1elten gu t6unen, ta6 Sane auf ben.
Wese Der @eReruns 1T, cit Ding, bas fd wobl
muir menisen emancipirten Mannpeibern Dor H.
TEL Sterbefunoe tpirb na&iaseu la1en. "
@ie 1T mad pittstursb sereii't, Unit cine &eite
BON @crleiunsen gu baltea, beren Grtras lie lob
li@er'psile CUR Be;abluns ibrer alien !@@uleen
ser'psnben nil. Iu@ min lie int 2aufe bieier
Torleiunsen> d Ia Mcntes, Elm setreues CD unt
unetl@mtnttes (?) 8etenutnib BON ben miBli9en
Saden %ablesen, bic ibr bas 1eben i9per sen,a@t
baben. SoHentli9 piro Der rGrtrae" ebenlo It,
friebiaene fir bic @laubieer, wie bic 8etenntni6e
fir bic @erebrer Der Mrs. Swibbelm a%usfaQen
uno tie in ben 9er3en Der 2estern eben 10 rein BON
S@ulb, tpie tit ben Biidern Der Grttrn rein BON
@4ulben Suu Vittsbur9b 3uriidfebren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

% 5err s. 9. Slt9ter
1T als Sbetlbaber tit bas ptensenannte @e1&ah
einsetreten unb mirb feline tpertben beutIdeu Sun
ben in tbrer Mutterlprade freunbli9 uno reeQ be-
btenen. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Gomnttfiipn8 =9dno1er,
@roBbanoler in Groceries. Mebl, @9weinefeij9>
@etraiee Nne 2ebensmitteln, &alf, Cement, SUBJ
gaar,. Mageln! Sala> Druid unb Yadpapter,
Standardization &c.
6ra@teontrafte mereen na& bent > ien unb @e-
item itbert ornmen.
Baarecrlai6t senaa@t auf @pnisnatipnen 3u
jeeer Belt uub iebem Betrae.
perlpnen, melae Glitter ant uns cpnIeniren,
tonnen llG barauf p~erla0en, baB le Dor lleber--
tbeurun9 9e1duBt tnb. Glitter tperben au ben
niebrisien Yreiien pbne &idli9t auf bic belpn<
eere pelflinie pber bas 8put ipebirt. 2ager- uub
9en1mili ons-@ ebubr 70 niebrie ais in iebem re-
l~pettoblen 5au1e.
Office an ber 9esee, ant Tub Der @ibleyRraBe.
s. 6. H. $. s 8urbant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
6. s.. Scburmteier S Or.
DeutIGe 9anolun9
Spe5erei @aaren,
@bolelale unb &etail,
@de BON Sadl onz unb flint ter Strabe,
ct. Yau1, Mtnn.
Sails Maub~ unb Sbnupf=Eabad,
G%i9arren> ~"
beutl9e Trl6te, @t6prie,
9ertn9e, SarbeQen &c.
iets AT 5anb, ipmie ein eutes Eager bon
Na9eln> Geniter9laS, Yprcelatn, Stein>
uno SDpier1paaren. ~:
r"

@rpcerie5! Groceries! @rpcertes!
6. .. $plcpmbe,
bat pen ~
f@6nen Stpre NIT Der ~ Tront
III Der Sadl on traBe,
3~ii@sa Der gierten unp 6inften in Der M!abe
bes Iemperen5r 9aules>
semtetbet> unb seiet ben Ginwobnern Don ct.
paul une llmaeseno adtuussppI All, baB
er fprtssabrenp 9rDBere @enbunsen
BON
@tapel< II. Tancp<@rpcerten
prppilionen> @einen, QifSren uno.
@t9arren, S9enfzutenltlten,
Setlermaoren, Nd9el,
@la6 II. {. No., Il. {. ~
en1pfan9t, ais ie auf ben Warft BON ct. paul
9ebra9t murpen.
Diele Waaren p~1eriren mir @nsrcs uut Gnbetail
nit einem %serinsen Yrcft iiber ben
8clenpreis fir Baar+
unlere Waaren uerpea fir baar 9efauft unb
auf ben Marfteu pes @ioens unb > tens ppn e>
mem Wtit9ltco Der 6irma pom lau9jabriser Grfab-
rung int Sancel aus9emablt, unp werben unfebl-
bar Diejenisen tefrispissn, bic inns NIT ibremBs-
lu9 beebrcn.
gSir uiniGeu beIonters bic Mufmerflamfeits pn
aufeuten uno 5aupleru i'm Snuert Don Minne~
lota auf bic Sbatiade ST :lcnfen, bag mir @aaren
tn ct. paul 70 uiep1ts Serfaufeu> ais le an YldBen
petter unten AM Slug ~serfauft merpen tDnnen, pp-
burt Belt unb 1nfplen eripart merben.
Mu9 ~beirrsen mir Elm umfa1enoes
Speoittpn5z unc @pmmill ions @ei96ft.
@9ieben @elber auf @pnIsnatipn, i9iFen @aa-
rsn nad aqen Yunften Der pbern Tli1e
unb bes Sn1ert NIT ber 9rGBten
@9neQtateit.
g8tr be3ablet att Tarmsr bic bD9iten Marft-
preiie fir tbre Irpbuftex @etreibe urb @iniaes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
@reife ais ie!
@uB> unb @trpbwaaren
int @rpben uno &leinen

III billi9ern ais Gbtea9o' Nreifcn.
Das 6plsenbe 1T cine Site ~unierer greiie, mel-
DE mir her %eenet9ten Beriidii9tieune bes teuti9en
G)ubliflmS bcIten5 e1npfeblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

s. 6. 8urbanf>
@eueral . Meent fir bic @alena< Dunleitb- unb
Minneicta- padet-Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
Ne,te $anblun8

2eben6mtttell1 It. @pe3erete11.
Die unter3ei9neten brinsen hermit benz perebr-
ten publitum our &enntnib, baB fe Gin reues &C.
l9aft tit
@rpcerien,
2eben6mttteln,
Tri9ten II. @emulen,
letpte lit a(en in biele Bran9e i9laeenben Mrtiteln
erpfnet babfu.
Sbr @tato t t Gfe ber Z. II. Mtnnel ota Str.
49, &ertunben nit bic tent @el9Gft 1T cine
w. Sanolung in 2i9tern DON eigener 0abrit
unb belter Qualttdt.
o. @aneQer lln,lay NIT eeringem yypft fir
baar 1T nnlere Geeel+
88b &retb II. &ir19.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Me@t 70. SIN rManfato Sntepenbant"
bonn 4. Mueuf tefnbet i19 Elm Aufruf an bic
Mnfebler BON Blue Garth g.. fir cine ant Tret-
tag ben "a. Musuf, ob3ubaltenbe Ma0enser-
iammIunne, UNI @ebreeela betre6s Der 9anbuer-
faufe 3u beratben. Gin @lti9es lpllte in aQen
Counties ltattfneen> no bic 9eimtatten Der Mu-
Nebler in @sfabr fnb> bur@ ben Sfentli&en 8er-
fauf in bic &lauen Der @peculanten au 9eratben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Ser Tdlfber 8enfon, Der neuli9 aus
ber 5aft in ct. Yeter entiprans, aber tuieber ein-
ssbolt tpurte, 1T slidli@ mad @tiawater einse~
lefert nprben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Ntht 5u Uberleben!
Die rnterseiGneten elnp1nsen unp -tparten
i'm 2auf bes @pmmers.':
frtiebe Sembnn9en
bon ppbll9medenben Gaffee's unb Ebee's
@epur3en, CHOCOLATE, @iGorien, eetr. Mepfeln,
ausse5ei9net idDnen tiirttl9en wet19en,
Waijen9rtes,
Sal er9riibe
perl9raupen
Sa9p>
reue, boQdnotl9en 9drineen> beim Tab9en
beutidem @enf uno anbern
@rpcerte=Waaret,
iowie Maub=, &au= unb @dnupf=Eaba-
Fen, AUDI balten mir @ameiSerfale, @arpines,
@alaiaroelen uno feline @isarren p%orratbie unb
pFeriren b~ielelben fir ben @rpb- unb 8leinban-
bel au htQieeu preilen.
e.. Vaul, 26. Mpril 1860.
Yfanfu9 IT, Yaar
3te StraBe, neten Der Stride,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11
u1n3u9.

j. @. d J. Q. Bur6QM6
iinb BON ibrem alien @el9aftsplas am Gub Der
9adloniraBe mad benz eruBen, jinsft BON 9p1anb
unb MiQer tnnegebatten Waarenbauie, @de ber
SitleyiraBe, ee3eaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

2anbperfdnfe. - Das gum @erfauf am
nG9l item October betimu,te 2anb 1T Minnelpta be-
lauft l9 auf 4,75O,000 @der. SIM Sabre 1853
purben 100000 aussebrten, alein auf @nlu-
den ber Mnliebler marb has tneiite mieoer aus
benz Martt suriidee3c9en uub nur 100000 nsr>
Fault. - Sn San as tperbeu 100000 p~erfauit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

Cine reue Dou9laSjeitune, senanut
r9be little giant" tpirp in ct. peter p%ublieirt.
Dieles Yaper wirb fir ben s8leinen &ieen" in
ct. Yeter pabri9einli@ 10 oiel ausri9ten, pie
Der rNortb Star" fir ben 3errn Breckenridge in
ct. 90nuf ~ 1855 .. =. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-11

eaa Geruelas unierer YbantoFe ateridaut.
Infer Ireunbesratb at ale @uten uno GrSb-
li9en it: Dur9manbert iie beitern @innes, la1-
1t teinen ber &cise, ben ie eem empfaneli@en
@emiitb bietet, uueefufet, uno ibr tpsroet an ste-
len l&Snen Grinneruueen fir Guer ipateres &c.
ben reider iein.
Der @enius ebler 9umanitdt aber tpalte iiber
benz Tefe unb banne ben @eif Der &obbeit, ber
70 germ bic 16Snfen Treuben tSrt.
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THIRD DAY.

THURSDAY MORNING, April 10.
The direct and cross, examination of
Or Chiffon took up most of the FORE
noon, after which the following witness
ses were offered
Jos. Vliet, former prosecutor. sworn:
CA glass tumbler shown Received
this from Mrs. Ramsey; was prosecu-
tor for this county. and had charge of
this canse; think this came in my pos
session last winter, broken asst is.
James Geary, sworn 80 Resided, in
March, 1859, at Andersontown, and
was acquainted with Harden bout a
year prior to said date. ] brought
Mrs. Harden TO Mr.. Ramseys from
her fathers, one week before her death,
at the request of Mr.. Harden; made
the request about 10 or II A. M. j;
started after dinner. took Anderson's
wagon and Pidcock 3 horse; arrived
at Mr.. Dorning's aboutf3 o'clock, got
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FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY. April 80.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
Mrs. Ramsey's evidence was con.
cluded this morning, after undergoing
pretty severe discrimination.
Mr. Geary was then sworn.
The evidence of this witness is
confederation Of that of Mrs Ramsey.
We report only the new facts brought.
ont or points of difference.
Mrs. Harden complained Of pain il
her side on Sunday afternoon. went
to church with them. saw Harden
administer the coradil. think she threw
it mp, he gave it in a tnmbler, took
the tumbler from his desk orthe wash
stand, he kept glasses in his room
Painters where he went after the
buttermilk was from four to six hun
dred Yards / went TO Mrs Harden's
roum before he returned. he was gore
should think nearly an hour, when
he returned he requested me to 60 and
fix the bntfermilk for her, did not GU.
At once, she seemed To be easier, think
| gave her drink tea while he was
gone, she said it was So strong it hnrnt
her lips, think she threw it up, think
he sat down GU his knees beside her
bed when he came back. Think two
Of the chickens died on Tuesday, the
other two on Wednesday morning,
(witness was shown the vial spoken of
before. the vial Of arsenic was some
such q one as this. don't know that II
was the same, the vial Of arsenic was
placed on the shelf as soon as il was
got, stood there until Monday or
Tuesday night the week Mrs Harden
died, think it was on Mnndsy night
when II was takenaway. On Wesihes-
day Harden said his wife's parents
were satisfied as 10 the manner Of her
death
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Court adj. TIL Q o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


OAIOfDAA3 q StVChy &. 4A.
Frank Wyman still on the etand
Harden seemed sober when he spoke
of his wife. When speaking in REFER
ence TO making his escape, something
was said TO the effect that If sny ons
died violent death IN New JERSEY,
some ore must par.
Holloway W. Hunt, sworn Am .
clergyman, preach at Schooley's Moun-
tain; received request through Mr.
Davis, from Harden, to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Harden the friends
were to be there at 10 O'Clock; funeral
at Q o'clock. After arriving there
he asked me to 60 to bis room. as be
wished to have q little conversation /;
he said there were some unpleasant re-
ports going through the community;
expressed much sorrow; he said. i
believe you are TO preach the funeral
sermon; Or. Blackwell has examined
the body Of my wife and says be hss
no reason to believe otherwise than
that she died natural death. wish
you 10 state 10 your aermoa that she
coyrSuxD 81 sncoxp sAss
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9oet's aQpok.
Iron THE PRESS
To a Christian.
By MATTE.

Christian Pilgrim, doth deep anguish
Rend thy bursting heart?
d. thy spirits greatly languish
Meath some whitening dart?
Then let hopes benignant ray,
Gently drive thy grief away.
Is the pathway lone AMI dreary,
Do the pillows roll?
Art thou SAD, depressed and weary,
Troubled in thy soul
Then let hope with he1venly light
Dive away the darksoms night.
Ah. do clouds of grief surround thee
And obscure thy sky?
Do the tempests roar around thee?
Then for refuge fly
To the heaven where hope shall guide,
Near the blessed Saviours side.
FLAaerowS, april 5th, 1869.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-02

time was poor; had "a young child,
and otherwise in ill-health. From 10
O'Clock on Friday until bedtime she
walked around, and seemed better !;
think she was at dinner; don't know
what time they retired did not come
down to the first table on SATURDAY.
morning; took breakfast with me ,
seemed better; made no complaints.
! She walked around during the day,
took dinner regularly, was also at
tea they retired as usual was up to
breakfast or seen in morning /; heard
no complaint of sickness during the
night; went TO church with Harden !:
she came down dressed; he asked her
if she was going TO church; said she
was; had TO go two miles on the
mountains to church church began at
half past ten Mrs. Harden asked
Harden on Saturday if he was going
to take her home; he said {. thought
you would stay over Sunday" At
ter church he told her he was going to
New York. and would take her home
when he came back said be vas 20.
ing to New York on Tuesday or Wed
nesday did not say on what business.
Returned from church after IL, she
took dinner with the rest Harden
went away that afternoon and said he
had been TO GAINESVILLE, went to
preach, returned after candle light -
Mrs Harden took her tea and retired
about the usual hour, and was at
breakfast on Monday morning; il was
earlier than usual !; Mr. Harden wish
ed breakfast early, because he said he
wanted to SO TO Milford and he
went away and returned about 5
o'clock, p. NJ. lie said he had been to
Easton didn't hear him say he had
been anywhere else Mrs. Harden
seemed TO be we'll that day, and was
more cheerful than [ had ever seen
her; she fixed his room and helped
wash made objection to her wash
irg, but she said she was younger and
more able than | was.
She went to Anderson village TIA
mile) after washing, went and ret urned
on foot, returned just at night after
Harden had returned, he inquired for
her when he came home, she came in
shortly after, he thought it improper
for her to expose herself, she said she
did not think it would rain, had her
oyer-shoes on, and did not get wet,
said in joke he had Il notion to whip
her. Mrs. Harden was not at break
fast next (Tuesday) morning, he said
she was sick, had been sick since mid
night, sick at her stomieh ard vomit :
ing, he said she said she saw now
what her walk had done, she was not
dawn stairs all day, first vent to her
room after breakfast, she complained
Of sickness at the stomach, was so at
that time, vomited while | was in the
room, had mt much color, looked like
water, seemed very thirsty. drak some
water, her bowels passed once ~ this
time, can't say how her bowels moved,
no bed made for her to nv knowledge
think Mr.. Harden had gone to Ander-
son to the p. o., he returned some
time before dinner, just before dinner
he asked me to let him have milk,
told him / had some only for my use,
said he wanted to give her some pow.
ders in it, said he would Grink his cof-
fee without milk if she would let him
have it, said he wanted to give her some
powders Mr. Herr had got for him at
Conference.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-02
SATURDAY, April 81 .
MORNING SESSION.

David Stryker, sworn Live IN
Morris county; not acquainted with
Harden heard conversation OF his
at Anderson, at the time Of the inquest
Harden said that while he was at Pain
ter's after the buttermilk, he got into
conversation. and forget himself, and
staid about an hour.
This witness testified to other facts
which have been detailed before by
Davis relative to what took place after
he came back from Mr. Painters.
Leonard Miller sworn-Was st
Anderson at the inquest, March 1859,
heard Harden converse.
Mr. Miller corroborated the testi-.
mouy of Davis and Stryker with ref
erence to the buttermilk and what fol-
lowed, with the addition that after his
return he laid down on the side Of the
bed by Mrs. Harden.
J.. w Davis, sworn Was acqpain-
ted with Mrs.. Harden think Har-
den, Ramsey and myself had a talk on
the llth Of March,, Friday, IN bis room,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

1xAs oR E0NAapoRE GzzsEEaEs. Gommo-
dersl Iysyf5 Qsisiags ~ the United States NaVy,
d3si N Mopdey Sth instant, at bis residence in
aged to ysafh Born b the State Of
lie bscazne N midshipman in 1903, and III
~ Wnr with Gfsat Briiain vas id the sloop-
eeNef Wasp, "A mi famous cruise On the English
cpasf lS14 Nhan slle wasp captured lilo
hldg Ataanias ana seat her ID Charleston
y riixe GeisseEer mas put ID command Of
hez oElnnats thing hi him, al the Wasp was
naxsF hSaEd b, Ifis commission AZ Captain
dates ADm wv y, 1885, twentr-nine years after
% easered shs service. He was for many years
staSi6nSd 4 ths Naval Asylum m Philadelphia
aSxs sseHth among the Captains Oh the re-
erred iii.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

IIsHsATE AccInEST at i cclliery occurred ia
February y HighAns near Barnaley, England.
RsasSesa men and boys were engaged in one Of
the when Nm explosion of ira-damp, the
czasG pf which u not known, took place, killing
elnxen ol No golfers and injuring the remaining
thfee "A n Vary serious extent. The colliery ID
very NV, "a which The seams u coal are
worked, TIE aeapsst being Two hundred and ten
yarda IN depth' II Haa IN this seam that the ex-
Hlealcp posqfred Il ID rather singular that, con
tKaay 70 sSpIosious from fre-damp. no report was
haaTd, the men At he top not being aware of the
zeastsz ansa tAe faet was communicated by the
foreman u the lower gang.