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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

nloo1MGpAIE BAPrir CHuRcH.-An entertain.
acn' "iii be given for the bcneat Of the Church o,
Thursday evening, July sS, 1t the corner Of nor,y
third street and Eighth avenue, for which os.asn ss
following ladies and gentlemen ave kindly volunteered
their valuable services: Mn. Reese. soprsno N,s .
AParAhur', coD'ralfo; Ms. James NJ. Die,z soprano,
Miss Maggie Dielzi Mr. J. s. Cooper, tenor. ana NJ
Horace Waters, tenor Mr.. 4. Waters, the elocn,iop.
ist has also kindly volunteered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
UNITED STATES DIsrHcT CoURT-JrLT ls.-Beror
JaJgs BETTs
puT

The case Of the prize Halle Janksnn icing concluded
,.d,v Tho bsl ~ inGl thu forest King Up this
oTra Mr. Lord Tssd the Of Congsss closing The
nor. OF s Sss lnsuueoD and claimed that hi, set for
t yasls as prizes Lgh authority fhs the right Of for
, ndrr the Presidents focan alton did not bofore aIs
Jr .uppo,ri this tho end Of GIL hoa es' The
tbs me- IA re.oyed their Teulsis tho subject uH tho
summing up. 4, -, III -. -.
b,yo beer returned There other but they will ~
com. on fil after the noAt return dny.
I"s,s sbipman will hold the District Court next weok.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
rryrTPD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JrLY l9.-Be.
nd

CONVICTION or sAuG6LHRs.
The limited States sgt John McDonal aud Francis Lone
These pi isoners put on tisl Tor smuggling h'e
b.r f usar into this po hA 9th Of June Last hoard
he ,,,.l Queen Of the South AFTER trial they
cnnylri-d. Sentence deferred -
f. D. Smith Cover menti Isnes Rdgwty and Jonas
r. PhiiIlps yero ssIEped nounse! for jeendeus
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20


y,,, '9ly s9sGs ls !sly 5yydS Isi' a,a 'oSs s e
S.3s S9s'i si;n 9 IseSi assss aess
osss bush........... 2s75s4 aJosOs too2J5 Talta
The Chrc0go Tr.LaAe, under ate Of Tuesday even
iuR thus notices the Money and Exchange market of
that city;
,,asJs, for ohc.sSi. da M however season and
sserS PROBABLY much doing here as any body h.'snsht to
a,y eIcbnsc S'her plenty and scarcely any
~ ,I fsiSbIs currency. The baf, charge
could Be bad At ia y cent discount.
The M,iraakte Sentinel says:
The rng Of exchange he banks yesterday wer. 10
,adefS' Rs,rs on The street wsfe sane. The
banksI operating with an eye luher dsc 9nd bot
though 10 preferred p9g"r wss Aien si 10 cant
There much demand for gold and t Was offered Pretty
freely yesterday on Change az IL pIenhnm'
The Cincinnati Inquirer OF Wednesday says:
In money circles matters moving ons quetS during
Midsummer The application ior money At The Discount
in from ty siity d.yS pse. freely :. sd9 cent aud
n special 6a per cent aud Paper having ninety days
c,pidrd above the for the lpfscs, dated r.c,ss
rse. TSet, 5 & .'S. inquiry bs ,' Hs .sa o So q
goes Money at most Of the houses we're soou olua
80 that far the supply Ofoorrenc5 Is concerned
s f the rinep.l dealers In Exchange reported srmsr
they being tree Sg % S s a@ saqa c sis on III 0in R
fssten points orb, Pkl.drPha, and B0son-i' pre-
.T i %9,. Of s IL o od. end o maize.
closed shade The rstes are premium buying ha
selling
At st. Louis, The Republican says:
There Is no change IN money mses The market Tor E1
Yesterday a. cent premium, with no iase &c
rand This ats excessive should kr 20 unori
,snd "a hat ueoossty mstnsHirg t. The dram upon
Hose lao have dcaas ell nocintt aud busines men
80 couIoled 20 desln Misoui currency 10 cetn"' IL
would be some sa seton have shown that is necos'J
narEets-CiRryuILY hBroEIrD yoR THr n Y. TRisusH.
sA"'h0 FRIDAY July 10, i5bl.
AgHEsThs market dull and besyy small sales Of fot' at
s5 i,t; P.sIls are steady at 20 70 d, ,,,.
RiolIR AND MEAL-fhe market IL less active Tor "cteIh
Cana ou but prices again be.;er tha receipts are h
and the inquiry restricted by the ertrene rates sss9 'e
GRADES tm actiyei the sses se bpt
"a 10 a O5 Tor SIperfue Wcsten SO - 10 fJr SnPrho
Ss, ~ 25a "a IS for Extra do - ted - 5 ot Acy 10
s4A q "A 80 for gsdss Of Wesefn E1tai r.
Al 2 for shipping brands Of T34nd hoop Extra Oh" ara @D
6 - for trad. d. Cabaiian Flour Il beuef pu VIC
% Grades ell slowly; choice bTAt brn aud w reqnosti
fae. OF $50 bbls II goa ~ 50 for EIsS soIhon ro
shade bet,r tho receipts limited, and there an sn
plug demand for cd brands. tho ssl.s are o o,
a. 30 for mixed % good Snperfn, Baltimore se enc
90 80 Tor the better grades. Rye Flour eIdy S ~ %
Corn Meal IL ber and The Inquiry fair sses OF wy pos
o. for Fsrf.n Mis- 81 sos s2 Ss fOr Jeny and sse T'io
log oIsSds"iss.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

The steamer Boston, of tie ouside Philadelphia
line, which lef this port on Thursday evening, bad
on freight 300 round shJt aud 32-POuDdeis for tho
PHILADELPHIA Navy Yard.
The steamer Delaware, which sails tomorrow
i2Oh t.kef . Oo0 32-pound sHot for the place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Cusros-HoUsE.-Great anxiety exists among mer.
chants as to whether the changes 10 be made in tne
tariff will be Immediately operative upon goods IA
bond Many of them apply to The Collector 10 get bis
opinion upon the subject, but bis only reply s tho. hs
is ready receive the duties on any gods they choose
10 withdraw. There is considerable futter among .be
dry goods men upon the subject. The withd'swsls of
sugar have teen enormous. TIE specific du'ies col
eced on brandy are cAeuln.ed on the basis Of hrst
proof, which pays one liar per gallon. Practically
il il found that this plan is Dot in all cas,s justi o.
there IL great deal Of fourth proof that is not Of one
fourth the vslne of frst prof brandy, while u V
charged a much higher rate of duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
Geaal Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of on order Of the Surrogate of
the County fNoYoJk nccs hereby given persons
having elaine agnint GEORGE WALTER late Of the y Of
de~ossrd present tho with vouchers heooI
10 subscriber bis Te.dsne the Hone Ho1se No 6I
Erosdr OF befOIo tho teLth day
Of October New York the 5h day Of April 1851
70 lsyysrSs JAMES TATEM Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

THE CoRPonATIoy Lo.N--FaTtv thousand doIlsr.
Of q loan for the aid of the families II volunteers
was taken al Che Controller Office Yesterday Ticheis
i-sed 5rcri9as 70 the l1 Of Jaiy being paid By me
Union Defense COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
1QHI THE PENNSYLVANIA SHI
lOO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. ACoL
oRRAT DOUBLF-TRACK ROUTE.
Ts espset, Of tire Road row equal 10 any IN the cor
1bE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Office No. I AstOr House. cgrueT Of Ne-eJ

1bE GREA1 SHORT LlNE TO THE VEST.
Office No. Astor House couer of Vesey q.
Facilities for Of Passengers 70 and FouI GIN
enuai Chicago, -. Louis 81 Peul Nesh'De Memghs New
Srleaps and other towns in the West h-Vest and
Sou sst uusgrEs - for speed and eoloTt BY
Thiougb trains for the Wet NewYofk foot Of CO1r
kndl -NoThinR Express, a. Evening kxpress
SEQ st NJ, nom aue pllc- al ont Tivirg at
P;sbuI y dag and connecting hsie Will 2 West
err tTiis
slee .ing ana smoking cara az the trains
Fate always low apd the guck, by shy other
y this FTsshs OF s dsscTipors be forvarde13
from point RsruEds OtC Kentucky Indians,
HI oIs, Wiscg.sin, Iowa Missouri, b. RAILROAD Di-
RECr sy port The Bsviysbls rvsIs Of the West by
Esau eTs from ift,buIsh
e rss ~ FREIGHT ard from any point Of the West by the
Penp.yvsna R sd are all times favorable charged
W o,ler Ra road CoBpsni,s Merchants and shippers ns
k The Transports lon o. their Freight 10 this Company rely
with eon66eI &c or ito spe. dy tIaDsit
This COuuany san U8niGins EfTgfant Accommodating
ldrs by ztIcb ps euig uns Westward enjoy cheip and
senior able d Of 3. half ne ars es's fstes
81 fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Agor House.
LEGCH Co Feisht Agents, 4, ,,-,,,
No. ! AstcE House ard No, Soaib WhilaAl'st.
HCpOEALp 4 BlscHOFF, Y adgEnl hseatsi
No Ba.ttl p,ses
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

PRYcocIous DEPRAyIrY.--Lewis Knob and James
II. Pagan, the one and The other years od, " got
into a diihcuiiy' THURSDAY, whercupon Knob ran
into his fathers buteher-shoP, corner of Sixty
street and Broadway, aud CT kniie, with which he
stabbed Pagan in the back, indcting a iesh wound
which has placed the boy IN very errea condition.
The desperate child is under Tue eye OF Capt DE Camp
of the nty-thrd Precinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
ENocR LEWIS, Gopsysl scgt, a AiiOons. Pa y
'vAIrROAD no LONG BKANCH, n.

TyAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, n. j.
HI Summer arrangement Thleo express trains each
EARlTAN aud De- Bay RAILROAD for Red Bank, SArewS
bury LONG BRANCH Bergen WORKS &c. On and aeruy ls'
te po0nlsf steamboat SEA SHORE Capt Sherman, viii avo
foe, Of Ro 5insOn-st daily az 10 IN and M for Pot
Nonmouth coDnec With for ell ego stV!i9nt
BRANCH, ct a ~, l0s and 9 p NJ Stage; connect
esrs al r tis country. Bkcse1t nCss on the
srs shore. COAMt1TkTIOF and EXCURSION TICKETS
so e. reduced rates Ho,e Long Branch chsrge lover
.t,s fffrea
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Total. 81 sissnarg. so 1850
All these steamers are OF iron except the America,
Esgrl, Europa Canada, Asia, Africa, ard Arabia.
They were all built and epgined by Clyde firms.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF

A ONG ISLAND RAlLR0AD-CHANGE OF
~ TERMINU5-L JsU % slip ard 3fl Ferries, New
No1I 81 md 3;3 y. for Teenuorsi W m aud 4Jl D
NJ fog Sy q $50 p m for Fsnninsd L. For empsesd
q n " m 33l f:50 aud $3.50 For Jsmaios, leave a.
m II n $50 4.sO $3.50 and 6:3 p Trans leave bun,eT's
Point arrival Of boat from JsnosEip.
NyEW-JERSEY RATLROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA and tke SOUTH end WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMa AID press Lires EeaY ork At o. and IL
N aid Fare, So Through tickets Eol1 for Cin-
elm al the West for tia and through baggage
e j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage W be ecsvsd for Tsns unie delivered aad
ehecke1 Is minutes IL sdyaBce Of the time oileayuz.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

FoUSp DRowgED.-An unknown man, having on e
red flannel shr,, o,rerwi,s nude, was found 10 The
water a, the foo, Of iiteth street, North River on
Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
Pn..tnRrr. AErixee

IA ksyk ns4a Hone Jror. gsl,asssJ W. hsyss I'D, no
! ,Sni NJ Williams Mr. PAIAsr, Mr. tEason-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Tho Commercial hpiua Insurance Company has
earned premiums for lbs year ending June 80 1861, OF
s5sl ,SH "a. The ussu Ge t920704. Tbs trustees
have declared { y as. IsHtsn on the outstanding
ierip, and terp uUteua Of 10 v cent Tbs Astor
Fire lusnsp" Company fsyi dividend Of 8 cent
Algun H., Maine B.nt dividend Of 8, y cenI
The Brooklyn Cny RalJss4 conpAhy a dividend Of
y sssL TIE AisGy Ex'hint. Bank has deelsreds
dividend Of v apL Th. STATE Bsnk .l,s y cent.
Tts ls,1,H % ID. &c, n.rssss bosi, Of the Hudson
River Karost coEpsrr WI be phi August !, at the
Tie.Iafu, othts u Nt~.Isk Ts. exchanges az
10. Clearing II Oase TIL, nsTuins wsfs t5,6l4,46t TO-
Il Is ans.uooj tasl NJ: P..msri, who went out IN
ths Ps:tli CO W.:G.'.Iy viii Ihe view Of Inviting
speerp,'On. ict hs Fedora! y eenu intend, direct
log hI sn'r' nor. psuen.n'y to the Amsterdam and
Frsskfon Mercy maIk.u VS. should prefer 10 have
the nss,y for carrying on hi, war raised at home bus
the s.crst,Iy Of the Treasury, we believe, made
point Of having authority to ssue Sterling bond, The
advice given him upoD this subject not We su'-
pect, entirely d,interested.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for The week, a. viii be
seen by the annexed 6gure. bavs been extremely lim-
iteds little than one twentieth m much as for
the same week lac, year This is bad for the revenue,
but well for The country st large, which s evidently
wearing out ih old clothes instead Of buying new
French silks and Manchester eottops The aggregate
amount thrown on the market since lat January is Just
SO v cen, Of the amount Tor the same period Of last
year.
CoaPaR,rryR Of the Imports OF Foreign DTy
ODOds HswYoJk for the ~eek endins nsJuly III, I5oi
For no tgeek. 1909. 1S6O. ISnI oo
Thrown on Maftst...... 3,9ISO2S Igl69o 1910
Eptr.d 4, he selss49O6 s5ss22676 sD5?,7e7
Thrown MsIket....... bl23oSiS ohOoSVi <oo''i'@'
RECAPITULATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

iEN hAlL hAlLhtAD Vi IAhNNi
From foot Of COu aBit ST.. Connecting az Hs1p.9a juno
tiou wi Denwae uckswsnna ad Ne-'ern Raroai aud a.
Faon with Lenisb Valley Railroad ard s connections forming
aSireet iue s0urgh - et without change or
sU r ARRANGEMENr-CC CCmmencins JuIe l90l--
leave New. fOrk as iU!loes: a.,
HARRsHuRa ExrUtss At6 o. i"r Easton, Reading Pois
,llIs asrrisbure Map-h Esunk NiiamspoIt
MifL TnGN~At %. for Easton, HNeT Gap re'anton,
Great Bend, fittsttn, NLkesbtrre &c, b., =. ,,,,,
l2N. 1HROUBH TEAIN-For Eason. Mduen Cnank Niihaur
xoIt Reading P,.ssile Hsrrisburg. ke go, .r
aP " THR1U6H TRAIS-FoT Easton bt'hehen' AIsn'0"h
aad MaUch Chunk .
$50 =, n WAY TRAly--FoT SoneTyino. .
3PM WKsrEYR rXPKEss-rg. Easton' AlentoWn heSan&
H, Pbur.5 and te Wes.. Sleeping Gers rom Jef'
sey 'ity through q ftt - rsh - a.. ~
ErpyZ,t rsAIS yoR HbEASBUEs-Ths Ga ~ Express Train
fyu New Y1fE srrves Harrisburg * "a CONNECT ha',
and We on renusygsnia Cent al Haroad NorihD Cg1,S
ksihosd North and South snd via TIE Cnmoeiana '~'s
TsE TaE5rsH EEPREss TRAIS yoa TzE WgsT leaves
E.ry-E a. 4 ? M d.nf tSuuasys excepted mskilz
clos esnuai5n q usgngourg win PslnylssHis Sloed
h no change G cars I5bHrgh aud bu one ?" 'uciuudi
a.. Ctieag5 snr time T. ssysd ny ting tb- trsin
EriTARCrHpoEr 40 NEw-YCRs FEERY--ieaVo New lok
tcm Pier No 2 North RIVER 20 and Al 20 M SO az,
$50 = M. 49, 81, 81. -. -.
s.rh Wv JUHN o. S1EBSS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

AkIsAACs B. VAUDEVILLE and 81 " 2 3IEh ) tVhhsUN
s,aisst DAVID ~. HENpbHCKSON--Sguu icr Money
Demand Cousrt TO the Defendant You hereby sum
sonsd and required the complaint Ia B action Of
Which herewith served Hud n serve copy
sf the said complaint the subscriber at his
oshce ia PeekEn W~tccEsT County within twonty dsys
after service b,fto exclusive Of the dsy Of such service
And 700 fs 70 the Is complaint within the time
Aoossd the pAino Ia tins action viii lake judgment against
200 fof the Of handeo and ftyseveD dos aud h
eoen cFs with interest om tho tvcntJourth day OF Juue,
oe tbossld t hundred and styone besides the costs Of
ths sction.-Dtted Jnne "a, 1851.
DAVID W TRAVIS Plaintiff Attorney.
The snnnos and rp.s Ia the above sctiOD hed In
ehe oco Of the Ck Of The Coaiy o. Rocksn q Claksov
JoPo 25tb 1851. Dated Jun. Z5, fj6l
le99 law6wsst' DAVID W. TRAVIS Plh,. Atty.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
GTEW.Y0RK q NEw.HAVEN RAILROAD.

AItW.NOKk a NEW-HAVtN hAIIhVNII'
IN TRAINS leave PASSENGER Station in NewNok, R'ht
ssd n Ay tsntI tucs ca 2Ith1t }, AZ follows:
T.eoa a. T,,ip fr New. Haven s'oypuI al Oh ststons
s.0o 4 NJ tFxD f0l Boston va Springfield cVnnecing St
Bdseport wi lops,oDc snd Naughock Roads s NoS'hs
fla tid Acco godsion Train 'or Providence al spring
s-l With Conn. o.icu RA % Montreal
$50 10. sin NOrgak and intermediate stations, cen
n4ctilg with Dg9buTy RR.
z.l3 D. NJ Train Ne-Hsven stopping at al stations,
melting ~ NcB-+aen With Fosu lex VIA shore Line ASo
n end liar ford sad Canal RaTo de to Eorhamrton
aI5 for Boston springfield connecting at btdseport
Nth nO5atoar N4nsatuCk Railroads at EsTHAyen VIII
a. H.. New. London, ard Stonington Reilroads.
$50 D. ~ accommodation, connecting with Danbuy kAn
rad 90 NOTRsk
4;1 n for Now Haysu Stopping ct ell stations.
s:J0 IN. foI NO.v0k A. intern e5iate ss'iopE
s:3D D m for POI; Chester and i1oIm ne itaie saons
$500 o. M Mail Trsiu fJ New Haven and AZ ,isons.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
CUPRENE COrRT.-rHE HOTSATONIC

GIIKLML NVI NJ ,-ITiE HUI NAIUNIC
~ BANK plai1H. sSsinS. EDWIS : SKINNER de epdsat
Bunraors money demand Com not SER ed
TO tle Defendant You hereby suuoued and reuued
answer the complaint n this es1n which this DE- beer
hei the Office Of - Cek q the City and County of New
X0k Of the City HAL IL the City Of NewYork sndto saTye
cory Of your aBser 70 ssd compliant the subarher a.
bs Office No l2z BrDsdgay IN aid c.y within " eay days
Ks tho seriov Of bis You exclusive q tho day
Of spch serviso; and you fsi 20 de sad complaint
within The tine eofesd the plaintiff "a this action III
IOaeosut against you 90 chs su OF twelve buud'ed dollars
vita nsre the TFte nth day OF January thousand
ei bundled SIy-ons besides the costs Of t action
Dated Juno :, ls6l. DUDLEY FIELD
i17 lau6Rs Pisibtih's Attorney.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03
Valuable Receipts.

To destroy Rats-Catch them, one
by one, and fatten their heads in a
lemon squeezer.
To kill Cockroaches-Get a pair of
heavy boots, then catch your reaches,
put them in a barrel, then get in your
self and dance.
To kill bedbugs-C Chain their hind
legs to tree, then go ronn1 in front
and make mouths AZ them.
To catch Miee--On going to bed
put crumbs of cheese in your mouth
and lie with it open and when a mouse
whiskers tickle your throat, bite.
TO make hens Lay-Tie them fat
on boards, and then put pillows I'M
der the boards
TO prevent Dogs from going Mad
Cut their tails off close behind theiI
ears.
To keep Healthy-T Take a brandy
smash early in tie morning, throw il
out Of the window and then eft your
breakfast
To kin your Enemies Treat the n
to tangleleg whiskey.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03
YjE(isfellanv.
The Horrors of Horticulture.

I've got me a nice little garden
With neat little palm around,
And growl without AKIN your pardon,
For grumble on very good ground
Meier crack for the eye of cricket,
Your critical eye sir, can view,
Yet the chickens pitch over the picket,
And the little Bob Rabbits pop through
And oft when the sweat of your labor
Is sweetened with visions of fruits,
In comes the poor shoat of your neighbor,
And mp comes your crop by the g roots.''
In spite of your P's and your Q's too,
You re Ts'd with the trouble you've lost,
Pleas, killed with the sticking they're used to
And Qcumbers curled by the frost.
Bad luck to your irish potatoes,
Not an eye whence tear you might draw
Not Murphy to whisper come g ate us''
Responds from the depths of the straw
Your melons are true melon-cholics
Not rosy and coy and flush,
Green gourds in the place of your Waters, ;
And Pumpkins in place Of your ''Mush."
I've got me nice little garden,
A neat little palm around,
| growl and don't ak your pardon,
For grumbling upon my own ground
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

A FEMALE FAeAN-The Cincinnati
ii police have discovered VIII at may
be termed school for crime. It is
kept by q woman named Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, in Rat Row. This wretch
ed woman has been engaged for years
in training boys to stealing. Vaga-
bond children find out her abode, go
to her, and she offers them food, liquor
and lodging, for articles which they
steal. More than one school of this
kind may be found in Atlantic cities.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

The man that don't advertise has
got his store hung all round with shin
giles end pieces of barrel heads, in
scribed in lamp black with Irish
Pertaters. Z (" Korn Meel, 2 Flower, =
All Kinds of kountry Prodoose,'
Kalliker, and Handles, Fer sal
heer." He says, "Thar amt no sense
in noospaper advertising, SO long as a
man is smart enuff to tend to his own
business, and kin stand at the door
and holler the fellers in ~
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

A man may keep warm while he is
struggling up the mountain-side, try
ing to outstep and oVertop his fellows;
but when the end is accomplished, and
the effort oyer-when he finds himself
one on the highest peak, with the
rest ont of call, and almost ont of sight
below hint is then, as in ordinary
mountain climbing, that the feeling of
chilliness must come On.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03
from the Democratic Standard.
Z" Success Makes Enemies"

MAxtM.-lf yom rant enemies, sacceed IN
ereefling' others. # yOn seant friends, let 9TH
erS erceI you.
They who are successful in their on
ward march through life to their des-
tiny, and achieve any degree of respec-
liability, from their merit, or even from
notoriety, in any pursuit, must expect
to make enemies So p one to sell
fishness, to petty jealousy, and sordid
envy is poor human nature, that who
ever becomes, even in a pecuniary way,
little more comfortable, or better off
than his surroundings or at all dis
ting uished for worth, is sure to be
mark for the malicious spite, of those
who probably do not deserve success
themselves and they are CALLED in
seeing, and realizing the fact, that
Others are in more prosperous condi-
ton than themselves Moreover, the
opposition which originates in such
despicable motives, is soon to be of the
most unscrupulous eli aracter; hesitat-
ang at no lniquity, and descending to
the shabbiest kind of littleness. OPP
position, if it be honest, and manly, is
not in itself, Undesirable but sort
of milestone to sharpen the exertion
to honorable advancement to reputa-
ton in the way of distinction, and this
worlds goods No one should depre-
cate oppositions Of such a character,
but rather rejoice in it. 1t is only
injustice, brought about by falshood,
and vulgar meanness, which wounds;
and it is this which the successful in
life must meet proportional in the en-
Wy, spite, and jealousy of your enemies
to the measure Of youg success.
Men have a great propensity to
overreach each other. AS Richilieu
says, Upon the dark and stormy
tides where life gives battle to the ele-
ments-and man a0restles with man,
for some slight plank whose weight
aciI bear but one" Never get on the
same plank with your neighbour,
wins weight will bear but one, and in
your intercourse with the world, cul-
tiVate that which is right, it will so
steel your heart, as to resist the pois-
oned shaft which may be hurled at You
by your jealous and malicious. foes.
Justice may move slowly, but it will
come, and remorse will overtake your
libellers I: they can't eacape it {; it viii
haunt them day and night; lie down
and get up With them it is the ghost
Of conscience wherefore, the wrongs
of the present will be compensated by
the future. If your conscience APP
proves, you can afford to despise the
maligaht attacks of disappointed NAL
ice, and let your petty calumniators,
have their brief days to vent their pal
try spite.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

A man up town says he has q
little machine in his house which has
acquired perpetual motion. 1t is q
very simple continuance, requires no
weights, lines or springs to make it
go, but it does, and not only will not
stop, bat to save his life he cannot
stop it. It is his wife's tongue !
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

A short time since there was a GER
tain tutor at Yale College, who being
rather unpopular, with some of the
students, was very much annoyed by
some graceless sophs, who persisted in
breaking out his windows every night
with pieces of hard coal which lay
about the yard. On being asked why
he remained where he was subjected to
such iadignities, he replied that he was
induced to remain by salary of six
hundred dollars per annnm and coal
thrown in.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-04-03

An old topper was induced to sign
the temperance pledge, which he kept
vigorously for some weeks. At last
he got decidedly balmy, and one of
his friends demonstrated with him for
bis faithlessness to his obligations.
He answered, ITO be sure l signed
the pledge bat | was EXTREMITY dry,
and all signs fail in dry time.