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F5i CoApTRoLLEgts OFFICE,
l. City Of New Orleans May Il, 1860
No. 5lT0.]
Reoeed That the Comptroller and he is hereby author
tied resell the contract for attending keeping repair
the bridge across the Bayou ST. John feeachns
10 The lowest bidder after Eve ia the
eial jonnaM John Betry having declined sign the
tract as purchased by him. agreabiy resolution No. 1883
The work to be done in accordance with specifications
and the adjudication 70 be subject the approval
rejection Of the Common Council. a
ISignedI JOHN \. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermes.
Approved May 49, 1860.
lsgnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY 2sth May 1860
viii adindcaie my office, Il o'clock NJ, the
tract
my2l Il v. DEPLESSIs Comptroller
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. l.l.
N VERMIFUGEs. s8 A
Wincr's Canadian,
Perry's Dead Shot.
Jsyne's Tonic,
- Kerl's, NJ.
J A. Fahnestock's, aa#
r. MeI,eRn's.
BALSAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
WIstar's Balsarn Of Wild Cher
ry,
saRstfng's Naptha,
S5hefman's BalsaIn, y
Buchan's Hungarian, ~ y 4
payis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's Pnlinonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartbolomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam, ELL r. W..
5waym,s Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectorstl,
raylor1s Balsam LiYerwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers I4iverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners I.iveFsort,
Stadley's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do
DIR. Roses do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
fa@ sARsAPsARHLAs.
Dr.. John Bills, a
s. p. Townsend's,
SaIlds's.
Old jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters ~ Ms
Wynceop's, =z@a.
Shakers, i" II
Graifenberg's,
Bristors,
6uysotes Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS-
Wells Strengthening, .a=
Jew David OF Hebrew,
Badeau1s, 4
Knapp's Indian
Alcoek'PorGtis,
GrffhnL,,s Adhesive,
Hollnway's Arnice
LINIAIEN1s. .@5
McIiean;s Volcanic Oil Lini
ment.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, ZZ %al.3
Hsyer's,
| Tobias,s yenitisn,
aowe's Nerve and Bone,
Ke1linger's,
Gardeners
| a. Barfine's Horse
Merchants aargling,
| Cherokee,
Jayne'e.
| A6UE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
| Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds febrifnge
Vegetable Febrifnge.
| L0ZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
| Bryan's Pulnonic Waters,
1 locock's Pulmonic Waters.
| HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Giles,
Barry's Tficopherous,
| Lyons Kathairon,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid, &9
| Phalonis Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
4 Londonts Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
| Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
| Railways Gircassian Balm.
/ PANACEAS. Il
Swain's Houck's, s.
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
/ Longley,s Great Western,
! OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dally's Magical Pain Extracto
/ Professor Ho,loway's Ointment
| McAIlister's All-HealiBg,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's
/ Pile,
Gray's Harrison,s Specific,
Traskis Magnetic, Judkin's,
L.ondon's ALL Healing, Russia.
| BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix, Blaks's Art
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-. g...-.,- n,
city Of Mew u1lsans, May ~ ls60s
mo. 617f.l
E,, Thai The Canuf5ler and he Is hereby authorized
ia andcse % lie bidder for eacf ai,er nse
ass ctice ID shs oa journal four contracts 9 the toiiow
desehs public arsnsas n M sre {,
snsTova, 81 rejection cf tte Ecrnnon Council Wig
For brick Sidewalks bordered By erbstones
and osirn CATERS ba,h sides ef ursnnes street. from
81 For constructing brick sidewalks bodered by
aid sgoocn gnttcss ST. Ferdinand street from
Is JoAu fhe Haptist street.
81 Fsf constructing brick sidewalks bordercd BY curbsones
wooden cutters both sides Of Port street. IRON Good.
children 10 81. Ayide street,
sih For constructing uck sdewaks borered by curbsones
woesn guters beth sides Of Mafsny street. cm Love
= ao0asn Isirnea ~ y,HS Il. MONROE,
- -S President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
fS3ruedl 20, NIXON. & Ia1
President Board of Aldermen.
APpsssa III iss n a. GERARD SETH, Mayor.
so.iee Is hereby th.s WEDNESDAY soh May lsee
nv myss II VI puPLEssIs, Comptroller.
CosrrnolSER's OrfIen, /
City Of New Orleans, May % 1860, s
. mo. 5l1S.1
R<scsrd That Comptroller he Is hereby instructed
ii se Contract five days notice in the official paper, fos
regarding ceeno the walks ID The Lafayette Square
The be done In accordance Nth the specifications Of hs
sA'' ''s' iSsnedl j. o. NIXON,
- y President hoard Of Aldermen.
fS,xue4 JOHN +. MONROE,
Npp's's0 III isis d; ar GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
: - wM. sALoxoN, Secretary.
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Notice il hereby given that W EDNESAy ah Of Nay.
1850 viii adjudirate my Office at II o'clock NJ the above
contract i3 .-..s, -,
F.U UFltSSiS, Soanpsfoiiei..
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GoHrroLLER's OsY1cE
City of New Orleans, May 49, 1850.
mo. 5l6S.1
Resoa That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby authorized
to SELL after days in the official Journal for
making brick Sidewalks with crhstenes and wodOn CUTTERS
around Macary The work 10 be made according speci
hcations of the Surveyor
@@ Signed J. o. NIXON.
Tsz@ President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl JOHN T, MoNROE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved May IL 1860. -
lsignedI GERARD sTITH, Mayor
true copy:
Wa. sALoaos, Secretary {,
Notice il hereby given that MONDAY 4h of June 1860
will adjadcate nay Office, IL o'clock NJ the above
tract. sz
my2s IL y.nuPLEssIs, camptroer.
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CoMPTROLLER,S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July I. 1855.
mo. 2129.l
g4 ESOIsVED, That the Comptroller be and
a. he hereby authorized and required notice.
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
30 1854 the Council viii b against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller In
accordance with the ordinance referred TO. fsE
lsgnedJ n L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsgned L. b. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April T. 1885
tSigned) JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The Of the officers Of the city and Of the pusc
speetfully called 10 the foregoing resolution.
v DUPLESSIS,
jyl6 Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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GERARD sT1TH, Mayor

Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY June 2 1860
will adjudicae my Office u oclock NJ the above
myi0 22t v. DUPhESSIS, Comptroller.
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EUMPTR0ELER'S OFFICE !
City of New Orleans, May q, 1860. I
No. 5l69.J
Whereas No final action taken by the Common Council
upon adjudication by the Comp roller Of for clean
ing the Canal Canal, from Claiborne Hagan
Avenue to Fat Lane within the sixty days required BY law
Sore That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to resell said for cleaning the Canal Canal from
Claiborne HagHn Avenue, the lowest bidder
Ave days notice in the official Journal the work
cordance with specification Of the Surveyor and The anica
ton 70 DO subject TO the approval rejection Of the Common
Council.
ISgnedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
% lsignadl ]. o. NIXON.
s President Board Of Aldermen
Approved May ls, 1860 Ili
lsignsdl GERARD sTITE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY the 18th Mny,
1900 will adjudicae Office Il o'clock M. the
contract. Is
my2i u Y. DuPLEssIs. Comptroller. Z
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pUNGIs-lso boxes Batavia Airae, tor safe BY
s. WOLFF,
a@ corner Gravier and New Lsvee
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n YON 4 LEArGE, ATTORNEYS At Law. And
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas viii aol
&c, claims in all the Southern part Of the state.
ide 4 CO.. C. II. slocomb Co., W. 4 Violet < 90 r. "
Rnyne. Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hndson Robertson
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mo. 5lS4,1
That Comptroller hereby authorized
after the official
ka4 dfkb be done with specification Of the
fe}tFi7qu Of fh1 Ipmnon Council g
constructing sidewalks,
c41hstones and both sides Of Gpd street
4 ffakN ElyeiNn fSeidB btrceE d Lafayette
siaewalks bUrdeed by
tu45dre* and wooden both sides Of Washington
afenns FROM 4s1sichiidlen % 81 A ids street
e. fGisned3 Ohm r. MONROE,
RIesident Board o Aldermen.
f9 & {SfEnsdj y. O. NIXON,
Fresdent Board of Aldermen.
sss& islkasdI ~ GERARD srITH Magyar
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vANDERyEER'S SGHEIDAM SgHNAPPs
NJ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in Of the
articles contained In the above catalogue " find to their
BY calling sending their orders above where will
be found the most extensive GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES In the United states and the lowest
Please address, j. WRIGHT 4 Co..
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
MA If Nos. Isl aud q Charres street New Orleans.
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Eli nssesy given hat MONDAY 4h OF June 1850
tracts - - eeiocS NJ, me above con-
ms2s I. v l.upLgssIs tomn,rs,,ar
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" mo. q IBz. I
Rssa THU tie adadcatun BY the agreeaby
u Rnsclaon 1901, Of for Repairing and keeping la
The FIRST and Fourth Dssrlets q lfs
And thc slne II hereby
art0Ne ths security tho Mayor authorized
into with hs parties noafia acl for the per
fpf7ahnce a. al work.
I6lg1edl JOHN r. MONROE,
President Beard Of assistant Aldermen.
{Signedf j. o. NIXON,
President Hoard Of Aldermen.
approved Hat ess 1850.
fay& fsisaedI GERARD STITH. Mayor.
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Notice Il hereby given that WEDNESDAY so Of May
1860 will adjndicate, my Office, IL o'clock NJ the above
contract. " DUpLESSIS,
r1r1A
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wv rs brought to the City Police jail on the
W 18Th Of Ap H. 1850 the blnck boy RANDOLPH Says he
leg, and is about IS 10 years Of age.
The will call property according to law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREI.
my4 15t For Comptroller.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
d popular Family Medicines. which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers at Propetors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, Nos Isl and a Chartres street
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udupstciler he 10 hereby
AdjndlcAn lest hdrr ar FIVE dhysnptice il
5h4 for The 1onptrol
sas SeJks and wooden
guiana etds OF Aside Urqnhnrt
sad Mosk q b. dens n h specifications q
sAs subject
N& @F xE8 zH1anon &auncl4
fSgneafs JOtIN II MONROE.
Q Aldermen
lfstSneal 2s3. J. o. NIXON,
President Board 81 Aldermen
HT@ lssnsdi GERARD sTlTH, Mayor.
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BUREAU pu Garden PoRr pu QuATRiEME DIsrRIcr,
Mai q 1861
TIN LOT DE PERCHES a etc frouye s1.r
~ lie Fatboat Landing de District gasne rue dc Ia
Nouyelie Ieyse entire e froene 81 las
dtes perehes reclRnees pnr Giles
vednes Henean lie SAMEDl, de JUN 1850 10 henres
A.. NJ. III. d. KEEN.
my22 lot nspute Garditn din Port
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting, June 4th, 1860.
Present Mayor KEEPER, in the chair,
and Messrs. GOWN, Everett, Titus
Carr, and Blackwell
A petition was presented for filing
up Church ST., from Main to Frank
lin On motion it was referred to ST.
Committee.
Finance Commute reported the fol
lowing bill;
Gas Bill, $l2.96.
Ordered paid
The Committee to confer with Mr.
Blackwellreported report favorable
to Mr.. Blackwell's proposition to build
Council Room, Engine House, Cells,
&c, at corner If Union and Coryell
SITS. Reat 500 per year Lease 10
years.
Report accepted.
II was moyed and carried that the
Committee prepare the necessary pa
pers for carrying out the contract for
that purpose.
Vim. Gown, from Committee on
Pound to procure Pound, reported
that they had procured one from Il. S.
Miller for $40 per year.
Report accepted and Coramittee dis
charged.
Mr.. Blackwell moved that the ST.
Committee be instructed to put up a
gas post and burner at the intersection
Of Union and Ferry SITS.
Mr.. Titus moved that the Street
Committee be authorized 10 have
Church ST. filed and graded from Main
to Franklin st.
Finance Committee reported bill Of
n. B. Bennett for cleaning Council
Room and repairing, $3.55
Ordered paid.
Adjourned.
C. A. SL1LLMAN, Clerk.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
Advertise

Advertise
Let no business man fail to adver.
tise Ii won't d. il This ace to try
and get along without advertising. =
We wish to impress this upon your
minds. You may say ge want yon to
advertise that we will he benefited. -
81 We do Acknowledgements are the
life Of . newspaper. i5dt you are an
Intelligent reading nan, snd yoa know
well enough it is not only the news
papers that reap benefits from advrtise-
ing. ] op know ti.ut Businessmen
have made large fortunes by il. Go
and do likewise, if ynu would succeed.
The success Of the nerchanLs aud ira
ders, who have kept their names and
goods before tbs people, is lesson not
10 10 dlsregareled by any one who de-
ponds Upon public patronage for liv-
ing. The best customers are those
who iind out what they want before
they leave home, and those are The ones
WHO invariably look in the newspaper
10 see where the article il 10 be found.
The newspaper is the established me-
dunn of exchange between MAD and
mind, in regard TO nearly ~ the news
Of life, and its usefulness is extending
among all classes With astonishing ia
pldhy. Every body rsaas Tic nevspa-
per, from the millionaire oyer lis cof-
Ice, to the African VINO las jas polish
eo his DONORS ,oots-aud 10 part o.
the paper gives 50 fresh. safiell, and
comprehensive pictures. Of the country
ana the age, Is tlse 4sivert. ii, -svl4ss.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06

very coarse book. muslin, over the end
Of the faucet that is inserted in the
keg, to prevent its choking, a good
tight bang, and near to that q gimlet
hole, with a peg to fit it tight.
Receipt for Five Gallons. - One
qnart Of sound corn, put into the keg,
with q half gallon of molasses then
fill with cold water to within two inch
es Of the bung. Shake well, and in
two or three days it will be fit Tor use.
Bung tight.
If you want spruce favor, add one
teaspoonful Of essence of spruee-lem-
on, il lemon is preferred-ginger, or
any favor you prefer. The corn win
last to make five OF six brewings !;
when 1t is exhausted, renew it. When
the beer passes from the vinous to the
acetous fermentation, it can be cor
rected- by adding little more molas-
SEES and water. This is q simple, cheap
beverage, costing about three cents a
gallon. After the beer becomes ripe,
it ought to be kept in q cool place, to
prevent it from becoming sour before
it is exhausted.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
New Hope Items.

-~O~~Nt
On Friday last, about 200 scholars
and teachers connected with the New
Hope Public School, accompanied by
their friends, held picnic in Ely's.
Grove, a short distance above the
town. The children enjoyed them
selves 4" hugely" at the games and
many older heads were often seen bob
bing about in the kissing matches. =
The day was delightfully."- pleasant and
many were sorry when 1t came to a
close. Stockton furnished the fresh
ments, and of course they were good.
We hope those VINO participated in
the pleasures of the day may Witness
many similar ones.
We, few days since, took "a
peep into the Agricultural In plenept
Mandatory of Throp & Murray, aud
were pleasantly disappointed at tie
evidences of prosperity there exllibi-
ted. Messrs. L. Il NJ. are engaging
very extensively in the manufacture
ofimplements for the South and West
as well as for home use They send
quite number Of machines to Ohio,
Indiana and Virginia.
= Constable Sedan, on Wednesday
last, arrested man named Magill,
upon suspicion Of having stolen a puff
talo robe. He was locked up IN boy
lestown Jail to await examination.
On Saturday afternoon last an
freshman passing through New Hope,
1ell out OF wagon aud was consider
ably injured. Causes unknown.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
How to make summer beverages.


AS the season is at hand when plea
SAINT summer drinks, free from alcohol
ic influence, are frequently brewed by
the housewife or the weA-broughs-up
daughters, who are taught little Of
everything in the way of household du-
ties, we append the following receipts,
which are claimed TO be excellent:
L. Take three gallons of water, of
blood warmth, three half pints Of mo-
lasses, tablespoonful Of essence of
spruce, and the like quantity Of ginger
mix well together, with q gill Of
yeast let them stand over night, and
bottle in the morning. 1t will be in
good condition to drink in twenty-four
hours Il is a palatable, wholesome
beverage,
2. Those who prefer mead have on
~ TO substitute honey fer the molasses
named -above, and for one-ihird the
ginger use allspee Halfthe quantity
Of yeast will be found sufficient and
the b tlling should occur the second
day instead of The next morning. II
will be Gtsto drink III Tour DAYS after
being bottled, and viii keep for many
weeks.
8. Prepare a five or ten gallon key.
in proportion to the size Of the famsiy
---dyaw piece Of coarse bobiaet, o.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
Remedy for Cureullo.

Remedy for Curcullo.
4 late number of the New York
Observer republished a recipe for
stopping the ravages of the destructive
Curculio upon plums and other young
fruit 1t has been tried by many per-
sons, and has in their experience been
proved to be eifectual. 1t would thus
appear to be about the only infalihle
preventive yet discovered, as the gas
tar application has been generally re-
jected as useless. The remedy given
by the Observer consists of the follow
ing mixture
10 one pound of whale-oil soap, add
four ounces Of -four of sulphur Mix
thoroughly, and dissolve in twelve gal
Ions of water
To one half peck of quick lime add
four gallons Of water, and stir well to-
gether When fally settled, pour off
the transparent lime water, and add to
the soap and sulphur mixture.
Add to the same, also, say four gal
Ions of tolerably strong tobacco wa
ter
Apply this mixture, when thus In
corporated, with a garden syringe, TO
your plum or other fruit trees, so that
the foliage shall be well drenched. IF
no rains succeed for three weeks one
application will be sufficient. Shonld
frequent rains occur, the mixture shonld
be again applied. the stone Of the
fruit becomes hardened, when the
season of the Curculio's ravages is
past.
The Observer publishes several let
tiers in confirmation of the virtues of
this remedy, and there seems to be no
doubt remaining as to its efficacy. -
The great difficulty with persons in
the country viii be to procure the
eDhdte-oil soap, which cannot be had
very readily, except from the whale
Old bleacherS in the cities. 1t is the
resultant of dregs remaining after puri-
flying the oil, and is very caustic in its
nature, requiring to be diluted with a
great quantity of water before it is
used. 1t costs from six to eight cents
per pouad, and can probably be OBJ
tanned from some of the oil dealers IN
Philadelphia. AS the season ia aow
here when it should be applied, those
who are inclined to try the experiment
this year should do SO without delay.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
ROIlerfS0n & 10.
BGOzer'S Union Hard ware aa.i
Cutlery House.
LAMBERT WILLIE. n.

LAklb@Rl : 1LLE, n. j
KTNHE subscriber Would hereby inform IL eiti.
4 zens of Lsmtertyille and vicinife. that he
still continues to se,l all KINDS q Gveds ger
rally kept in a Hardware store. Custoiaer
viii find fresh and wen selected stnsk d.
Nails, Planes. yarniss.. Gils, Turpellline tliAss
Putty. Burning Fluia, Ga-spa nc spSldes. 5ho, .
els, Hoes, Forks. Augers, Saws, Files, Wrought
aud Cast Hinges, Aestioe, Janus, ace @aa him
Locks, screws and hq'ts: large assortment ~
Fable and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings, Hsz
ness Mornings, Carriage Curtain C;ota, fssal
81 to 81, Lace AID Fringe Curtain Iining-.
anl general assortment of Carriage Mabsts
Trimmings. Also, Red Sole Leather P,er.i
and American Calf Skins ard Moroceo's. Cas-
cine Plaster, Plastering Hair, and Newark Ces
ment.
Undertakers are particularly called 70 exasa-
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere. az
particular attention has hegn takea t. ksea
that department supplied wisn sAs newest pa
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screw 8. /
Stud Plates Hinges Handles, Laes ard Sigssr
2iouldings &C.. Is. Likewise, Fulton Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
would thank NJ friends snd acquaiEtauer )
for their past favnrs, ana would solicit their IN
Auenee in filture. Please give as Il call, al tie
corner Of Union and Coryen Streets.
Nov. 2. 1859, i.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
To Legislators.

It is often disgrace to the country
TO see the manner in which members of
Congress demean themselves in the
National Capitol In many respects
they exhibit many of the characteris-
tics Of rowdies-quarreling, fighting,
and dueling One caqse is that many
are men Of sedentary pursuits, whose
mode Of life has injured their digestion,
making them dyspeptic, and conse-
quently irritable and quarFelsome To
make our National Legislature more
respectable, nothing would have hap
pier effect tnan to send each member q
bottle Of Dr. Hams Dyspepsia Rene
dy, or Invigorating Spirit, which cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bad Spirits,
&C., and soon brings broad grin on
the face Of the ugliest mortal.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06

u specimen
The following curious specimen of
composition we find in the local col
qmns Of the Indepsndent Pheair. =
The writer can probably inform us
"who's who:
SHOT HIMSELF George Hall sou
Of Joseph Hall, ESQ, very respect
able and Intelligent young man, of
Willistown township, near the inter
section, this county, shot himself pro-
ducing instant death, on FRIDAY the
18th inst, III piece Of woods belong
ing to Mar. Thatcher, near the Willis
town Baptist Meeting House i'll the
/ Gath year Of bis age. The father OF
this unfortunate young man, Mr.. Hall,
was away visiting at The honSe of Ca
leb Hoops, at the tine that this unfor-
tunate news came TO him of the death
Of his youngest SOS. Mr. Halls only
reply was, /" Well, / expected it. -
This is bard stroke on My hail, who
is now in his I'D year +; two years ago
he buried his wife, and SO late as 5anu-
airy last, he buried his only daughter
Lydia and 90 Saturday last his young
est son George, his dying words we're
Rember nay poor father. ? This re-
liable information Of facts we have got
from gentleman Of this borough, who
was Intimately acquainted with the
family and he says tnat since the death
Of bis sister he has gaown symptoms
Of arrangement. But for two weeks
prior to the occurrence he seemed to
be recovering nnsiithe day mentioned,
Yben ne borrowed pistol Of neigh
Dor friend, telling HIN he was going to
shoot ground hogs, al which time be
oommltted this awful deed .
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-06
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