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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-07

A PAIR OF TWINS. -Last evening,
a lady residing in Spring street, pre-
sented her husband with two daugh-
ters, and was left by the attending
physician in comfortable condition.
In the course of three hours thereafter,
ring was heard at the door bell, and
under the impression that the Doctor
had returned to see his patient, the
servant FASTENED to answer the sum-
mons. No one was to be seen in the
neighborhood, but upon the stoop was
found basket, which contained two
newly born male children, apparently
twins. The lady, when informed Of
the circumstance, seemed well pleased,
and at once adopted the little waits
placing them in bed beside her own.
The young travellers were fast asleep,
and were comfortably wrapded in cost
ly embroidered fannels.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-07
WOUNDED.

The following are the names of the
wounded SO far as we can learn them +:
Andrew Melick, of Belvidere
John Smith, of
S. Mcintyre, of Easton.
B. M. Youles,
Eugene Troxell,
" Schooley -
Frederick Mickler, /"
Jos. Losey,
Also, six others, whose names we
have not learned.
The greatest excitement now pre-
walls in Easton.
The wounded are all in Easton.
Richard Holcombe, whose name we
find enumerated among the list of kill
ed, was formerly resident of this
place.
LATER.
EAsToN, March 9th, O'Clock, P. M
10 bodies have been recovered and
more are missing. The boat is a
perfect wreck and is now lodged against
pier Of the Railroad Bridge. The
body of Mr. Richard Holcombe was
found on the shore several hundred
yards from the scene of the disaster
Among the missing is son of Elk
Sheriff Sharp, of Warren county. The
bodies of Judge Sharp and Richard
Holcombe were taken to thciP late
homes in Belvidere this afternoon.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-07

every department of life. The world
may look dark and cherries without
enemies may gather in his path-but
when he returns to the Preside and
feels the tender love of woman, he for
gets his cares and troubles, and is
comparatively happy man. He is
but half prepared for the journey of
life, who takes not with him for a com
panion one who will forsake him in
no emergency, who will divide his sor-
rows, increase his joys, lift the veil
from his heart, and throw sunshine
amid the darkest scenes. No, that
man cannot be miserable who has such
a companion, be he ever so poor, des-
pissed, and trodden upon by the world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
COUSIN BEG.
~ NED s. READ.


I've got Il COUSIN Bee. Does the IN
formation interest you? May be some
II yon nave also Il Cousin bee; Wh' "i II!
nope you don wish to intimate that
possibly she may be oias much conSe'
quenco as mine, SO many streams
have their falls, large and small, but
every fall isn't a Niagara The deuce
compare yow Cousin Bee TO mine! bet
ter compare zephyr to whirIWIhd;
or a rag baby to . tnlI.grown, sound
tesh.and-bIood young responsibility. |
tell You, the aforesaid Cousin Bee IS q
great lnS;ilution-or, as my friend
Smith elegantly abbrev'ates 1t, a great
instituShe Asthc careful railroad man
agcmcnt OF the country say, LOOK out
for the engine when th" bell rings, so |
advise yoa all TO look ont iora large
sized squall wh"n you see the aforesaid
Cousin Zee; or, lyon cndcayor to with
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
PERSONAL,

We seek 4 difficulty with no MAJ,
but We expect to entertain our readers
with an article Of n personal nature in
the course ola short time, unless unGX.
pected justice be done us before then,
a certain man in Franklin county can
understand this. If he don't, he will
when his name appears in black letters
in our paper, followed by dpprQprdtc
yelRdrkS W. j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
NOTHING UuT An HONEST HEART
10 LOVE YOI'

NOTHING UuT An HONEST HEART
10 LOVE YOU.
Nothing '-lnG what more would you
lave, Young girl, when that is all III
deed. and rest is but little less than
nothing! Smile on now in quiet hap
pincss, for with that bIcst assurance
you may look with hope upon the flu
turc there will be iIls griets and heart
ache, but still will throb an honest mans
heart to love you.
Nothing Are the pure devoted love
Of an honest heart, the generous i'm
pulse OF Il noble SOUL the virtues viii h
ensure your future happiness to be
counted nothing? All. rather let
your prayer arise on high to Him who
has given you 50 much happiness
How many as young, as lovely, Il, good
bend the knee to ask Almighty God the
precious boon Of an honest heart to love
them.
A time must come when youth and
grace and lOveliness will fade away
when hopes, and dreams and warnings,
change to quiet trust in providence
when earth's surface will seem void Of
dazzling roses, and lic's sky unlit by
glorious sunbcims-whcn friends and
relatives, and lovclncss will pass be.
fore you TO the grave; bulstill will bloom
sweet flowers Of happiness al, e liir's
way, and soflcucd hyiicr sunlight food
the SKY; ii on the desert land, there
throb- IN h.ncst heart to love you.
Nothing there will be an hour in
which earth with its pomp, and showy
wealth. with its charms and power.
will seem to y0u ike nothing; while
the memory "i love that blessed your
maidcuhood, and chccrcd you amid the
storms of life: that went before and
gave you strength to follow; that crush
cd the :horns OF aliliction placed upon
your brow, and called each flower that
blossomel OIL lilc's way, will rise in
pleasantncss be ore you; and while
yohr spirit quiet and serene, awaits
deaths summon from this world, re
member that the peace, the crown, the
happiness is yours, because of the vir-
tue, truth, and bright example OF the
honest heart that loved you.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

TO THOSE Who Write for the PreSs.-lt
would be a great favor to editors and
printers, should those who write for the
press observe the following rules. They
are reasonable, and correspondents
should regard them as such:-
| Write with black ink, on white pa
per, with ruled lines.
Make the pages smaller than that OF
ioOlscap sheet.
3 Leave one page of each sheet blank
4 Give TO the written pages IN ample
margin all round
> Number the pages ia IA" order Of
their SUGGESTION.
6 Write in plain hold hand, with
less respect to beauty.
: Use no observation, which are not
to appear in print.
s punctuate the manuscript as it
should be printed, or not punctnate at
all.
9 For italics, undcrscore one line; for
small capitals, two; capitals, three.
10 Take special pains with every let
ter in proper names.
IL Review every word, to be sure that
none is illegiblc.
u Put directions to the printer at
the head OF the first page.
u Never write Il private letter to the
editor OH tho printers copy, but always
on 4 separate sheet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

The following is list of broken and wolth-
less Banks in this State, which it may be we'll
enough for our country friends to preserve:
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of TcnnCssccc Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis,
Mechanics Bank Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murirccsboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville,
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne Tazcwcl.
Some of the Brokers are buying the notes Of
the Bank r,as Tennessee at lr0lic, on the
dollar, and those Of til" Exchange Bank at loc
an the dollar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
COURSE OF LAW STUDY

A young man with fair education,
and dcsirinyanaccurate legal education,
30 as to mako an accurate and discrimin
ating Lawyer, in all the branches which
constitutc tho formation of the science of
law, has only TO study, with care, the
following works, dividing them into
Hre courses At the same tine, Il
youNS man aspiring to an elevated rank
in the profession, should bear in mind
that intellectual culture and professional
learning are not moro Important, than
excellence of moral character, and the
abstaining from Intoxicating liquors.
And above all things else, let law stu
dents seek to promote high standard
of professional ethics,
But to the course of study:
JUNIOR CLASS.
Blnckstoncs Commentaries,
kent's Commentaries
Reyes on Reality.
Parsons on Contracts
SECOND CLASS
Stephens on Pleading.
Broom on Parties to Actions.
Starkio on Evidence, lst vol
Grccnlcaf on Evidence.
Story on Bills of Exchange.
SENIOR CLASS.
Bishop on Criminal Law.
Story's Equity Jurisprudence.
Story's Equity Pleading
Story on the Conflict Of Laws
Story ON the Constitution oftho United
States
[ L'nn1,l.lLl LII IL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

oSt wltllcisms aud most sparkling hits
IN its columns you may be sure ema.
nate from the ready pen Of the staid cd.
trcSs.
Wore n master Of hcraldry TO design
coat Of arms for Bee or her descend.
ants, it should bea flying Murcury, ram
pant, on an azure FIELD surmounted by
II wreath OF passion flowers, with the
incription so often used by friends and
ncighbors, "Oh, Bees trump
But there goes tho dinner gong, sound.
ing like an avalanche Of Anvil Chorus.
cs, or Il compound roll OF the Drum
Corps Of the seventh Regiment; and,
as ! do not pride myself, like the Lady
Mayorcss in the "Old llomcstead,' up
ON living upon diet Of fruit and flow
ers, but considering roast beef and ac-
compartments greater accoIorative
to corpuIcncy, I'll roll my rapidly in
cre0sng stock Of obesity towards the
dining,room, first waiting over the
"wild weary waste" (twoStorcs, II dark
ally, and tin shop) Il fond a,,ieu to
Cousin Bee
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

With q true wife the husbands fault
should be secre, ! womJn iorgets
what i due herself, when she condo.
sccnds to that refuge oil weakness, 4 10.
male confident. A wiie's bosom should
be the tomb of her husbands iailiugs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

Courtships are the sweet and dreamy
thresholds Of unseen Edens whore half
the world has paused in couples, talked
in whispers under the moonlight, and
passed On, and never return.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

All q woman asks is love. For that
she will resign selt.will, opinion, long
formed habits, every thing. Withhold
that, heap on her wealth, splendor,
pleasure in every form, and you fail to
satisfy her. Many woman languishes
amid abundance, and envies the very
begger in the streets, if the latter pos
scss tho blessing of connubial love.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

They have no old maids in Japan;
when the girls don't get married voiun-
tarily, the authorities hunt up hus-
ban, and make them marry, willing or
not willing. The Japanese know .
thing or two, il they have been walled
in for centuries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

g5ly" YHE MAMIE or 40 NEW
SUBSCRIBER Is ENI'ERED TP-
or THE HONE JOURNIL LIST
UNLESS PAID ~ AD VANCE-
Unless this rule is complied with no
attention will be given to orders for the
paper. Jan, 20, lSGO,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

The bark wi,ifrs. recently capfnrfd
and taken to Koy wssb is rSPorsea .
being owned By Boston ~ noasS' a.sS 80 W."
anticipated clearing over ssO@''' ''0"
hsr carro of slaves
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
Uhe 5ome sousual.
r~ -
BY w. j. SLAI"IER.
Published WcrLly, NJ W Year, strictly In Advance
UAsricultural on fourth page,
NOTICE TU ADVERrlSERS.

Advertisements mast be hoad8 IN ~ NmSloy
morning to insure insertion in the JoVaoI that
,ccck.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

'Yon ought ,o marry
Never
Il know good girl for you
Let me alone
But perhaps you don't know her;
she is young
Then she is sly
Beautiful
The more dangerous
'Of good family
Then sho is proud
She is tender-hearted.'
Thon sho is jealous
,sho has talents
TO kill mc.'
And one hundred pounds
'l'll take her.'
Road all the advertisements in this
weeks Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

| Cousin Bee ana myself indeed, the COM
modify was 50 scarce that, if by acci,
dent my slight symptoms Of the article
showed themselves, 'twonld 'aslonish
the natives considerable. | don't pro
tend to know the reason, unless the su.
perior charms of n certain biz brother
of mine had something to do with it, but
now-,though rather on the lie cnsiye
than onenSivo--Sccmol to be sort of
mutual compact between us, Was she
at the piano, it was big brother Hank 5
privilege to turn the music, and his the
choice ofsongs Was there II walk TO
be taken, his place WAS by her side, and
always was he her chosen partner ut
whist; st,llit didn't trouble me, for i hon
cstly considered Bee u little homcIy
thing, not worth iooIug time with.
But, as Byron one nom ug awokc
and found himself famous, so |, one day,
awolic TO the decided realization of the
truth that Bee was both pretty and in,
tercsting, Since then, with the faith
ola hcathcn in his luggcrnaut, I've
remained confirmed in the truth,
Writers usually describe their hero
ines, Ifmiuc would romain quiet for
me to do 50 would 50 with plcasurr
but, as see her now, can only refer
you to rushing mass Of large hoops,
white stockings, CATERS, brown hAir
and d'intily worked collar; don't
kow the color Of the eyes, for they ncv-
or was still enough to be watched; full
checks, an acQualinish puggish nose,
anda most ksSablc mouth, complete the
picture, There, you have her, big ms
life, Three feet high in her gate,
! boots.
Soolher Of my SORROWS and consolel
Of my gricis is Cousin Bee. When nm
apprcciating editors respectfully de-
cline my choice ctlusions, or mcrcrnary
/ publishers return my last musical pro-
duction, what but the loudly expressed
Indignation Of Cousin Bee can comfort
or ,olace? When the thrkcning down
on my upper lip gave token oi an insip,
lent moustpchc, aud was striving Tith
might, main, and Graham, ongUvnl
to give to hairy nothing & local hahita
ton and Il name, to whom but Bee dio
turn for support and admiration? #
WAS she who kiudI y volunteered to 'cab
bagc' fathers lp; twas she tha, kindly
applied said dive; and twas she that
/ undcrprctoncc of bringing me mir
ror, led me to thc parlor and exhibited
me to Il room tuli Of company as u smaI
representative of Louis NAPOLEON, show.
ing the Ravan's Wing made by hcr
helping hand, and extending from ear
to ear--in consequence of which she
never received the copy Of Tom Moorc'>
works, which. five minutes hctorr, | had
decided twas my bounded duty to pre-.
sent hcr-and twas her hand that in.
ditcd the verses which | found upon my
table the next morning, dedicated, 'ro
my Moustache.'
Hut lc.n;,o gouu;n Hoo,. n,,,inn,ro
uausjtjes her face j., tbc first ! haste IA
see when 4 rcspitc from business allows
me tha, nriyiI,pr; her voice the first |
wish to vnl..or ,rc. hor b,,l ,hc tr.,
wish 10 ar,sn ,hourh ,hc ncv, mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
BAlRD'S LECTURES ON EuKUrl

BAlRD'S LECTURES Oh EuhDrr,
Dayy ,cithoH Ntql's ant Sight, ,"ithow Days
DR.. Baird, who, our readers will re
memhcr, dclived two courses otlcCturcs
in Winchester in lS5' or 1898, says he
had no conception fit before. lie ar.
rived at Stockholm, from Gottcnburg,
400 miles distant, in the morning, and
in the afternoon went 10 see some
fricnds-had not taken notes OF time
and returned about midnight it was rs
light as it is here half an hour before
sundOwn. You could see distinctly
but all was quiet in thcstrcc.s. 1t seem
cd is il the inhabitants were gone
away, or were dead, No sign Of life
stores closed. The sum- in June, yoes
down at Stockholm little before 10
o'clock. There is Il great illumination
all the night, as the sun passes round
the earth towards the North pole, and
the rrlractiun OF It's rays is such chat
You can see to read at midnght Dr.
"a ,,oj Io,,,r :, ,,, r,r,., na,,. GO,
holm, at midnight, without artificial
Eo,,t ,rLcro :. ., maintain -, ,h,h..l
Of the Gulf of BothnIa " Where, on the
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05

WIFE, MISTRESS AND LApY. This par.
agraph, from the German, most happily
hits the attributes Of wife, mistress and
lady. 1t is just aa true rs wit:
"Who mhrries for love takes 4 wife;
who marricS Tor consideration takes
lady. You arc loved by your wife, re
gardcd by your mistress, tolerated by
your lady You have a wife for your
sell, mistress for your house and its
frienda, Il lady for tho world. Your
wife will agrce with YOU, your mistress
will accommodate YOU, your lady will
manage you. Your wife will take care
of your household, your mistress Of
your house Jour !ady OF appearance
If you are sick, your wife will nurse
you, your mistress will visit you, your
lady will inquire attor your health
You take a walk with your wife, rido
with your mistress, and join parties
with your lady. Your wife will share
your griot, your mistress Your money,
your lady your debts. Ifyou are dead
your wife will shed tears, your mistress
lament, and your lady wear mourning.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
TT E$DAY NIGHT.
" EDN ESDAY NIGHT.

WIFE.
Dear Charles, it's been so dull to-day,
Without YOU, confess;
Let's draw the table to the fire
And have II game ofchcss;
HUSBAND.
/ would except your challenge, love,
And grant your sweet demand,
But Wednesday is our Lodge You know
And | must be on hand.
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Anti-Stay-at-H -Home-Society,
MONDAY NIGHT,
WIFE.

hIlIi-oJuy'd y'dI-iAolpS oVoioty
MONDAY NIGHT,
Oh, love, am SO glad you've come,
The aurpcr's almost cold
But here's nicc warm bit for you,
don't intend toscold.
Iour Office closed al business doac,
Your books laid ON the shelves,
How pleasant it will be to pass
This evening by ourselves,
My love, my dearest love, YOU know
How happy 5honld be
III could pass my leisure hours
IN sweet commune with thee;
But (hero he sighS) you know we must
Obey stern duty's call,
And tins night, dearest just this one,
! must be at the hall.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
WIFE.
My lo"c, Miss Cricket takes tonight,
Her benefit, and so,
AS she is one | much admire,
I'd really like to 60,
HUSBAND.
You shall, my love. Stop, | forgot,
'Tis Tuesday night, ! swear;
\ snrrial lmcrtinr'SrnllrIt tn.ni,rht
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-05
[ Kn0rrUe JVhiQ.
MARONEY SENTENCED.

Maroney, Il former Agent Of Adams
Express Go. at Montgomery, Ala, aa.
arragncd on tie "lst nstant N charge
Of stealing fifty Thousand dollars Dur.
ing the progress Of the trial, on the dis.
covcry Of the evidence, his counsel in.
duced him to plead guilty. He Marc
ney) was Immediately sentenced, by
Judge Shorter, to ten years imprison-
mcntin the Penitentiary, 1t transpires
that the money was recovered last Au-
gust, by the aid Of Allen Pimbertons de
tcctivc Agency, Of Chicago, and what
is more surprising, the culprit did not
know that the company had possession
of the money, or that it was not still in
the hands Of his confederate, until con.
irontcd in court with the detective and
the stolen money. The history of this
case discloscs one of the boldest rob-
berries, and most remarkable cases Of
crimes in this country. The facts i'm.
plicatc the wife of ,.Maroncy, and other
parties who had buried the money in
an obscure place, near PhIadelphia.- ~
iHaHtd Nati1nW 1mGican
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subssrits sor the "Jou'na
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Road all tho advertisements in this
weeks Journal.
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Niuer" crincrt'.m.
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Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
5000 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
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