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New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

IL lJNON III ! In AND i1AhIsI-M nail
j ROADSIDE ard sr.r MONDAY, Nov IS 1861 trains for
Albany AID Troy connecting With Northern and Western trains vii
HsH.ioIk a. follows:
EIpTess Hudson River RAo'd, Tliriett Gnl
through BufAo Bridge without change o
connecting Troy with io' Saratoga, Rutland, Blng
sBd the North. 80.
D. EIpre.s An VA Hudson River Rarosd connecting dAbsDy
the and a. Troy with trains o the North
Harlem Railroad Twenty stEsi sud
Chatham With Western Railroad or Lebanon
SIng, Psfe Albany sth Western Troy With
tain, SsIoss RliaId, Burlington, aud the North.
EIpess ,iA Hudson River Railroad eouu.Lg at
Albany With Wessm trains and at Troy with ss o Montreal Nb
sleeping car attached
Express uAe via Harlem Railroad eoazeetn At Chatham
Wt,n Railroad Lebanon spngs Pistch ke, Ild
trains Sleeping attached ~ Albany
6p BIpress luison River Railroad With epngean
attached through BUhso and Suspension Bdge without change
Of ,grger every day tIeptng Saturdays attached
from N,nYofs ttToagh odrbg without change via Rome W.
and Railroad CoEnt'on for IoJ vii be made At k AoAhI
This Will SuGdays
II o m tan Via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attached
connecting nAbsny slh ,arY srs M Buffalo and susuaon Bse
ard at Tf0y with us'rs SlThogs AID points North.
Sunday Hudson River Railroad 0m NsEi
Pougbhsr.e intermediate stations leaving keslok At
Returning leave Poughtespe At sryng IN New ios Al o.
Sunday Harlem RaToad leaving Pofltecon. 81 az
9a arriving Mlsrlop st 40 ReurnirG leaves Miller
ton Al % \ m., ITTuug al Ntw-1 1oTs o. " n - .,
WM n. VANDERBILT yctPrsdltnt
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Greene street NJ Church The GREELEY
MATTHEW HALE SMITH and q. W. p the Rev. SAMUEL Nc
KEAN will address the meeting. Seats free
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in time eonGc,sh all tie Eastern and Sofhn
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ssss eitcis iouss Al the o Express Company IN
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW Jersey
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tcrs la. adc line Pittsburgh and the Wet Without change d
' ALLENTOWN IIST TO TIIB WEST.
Express daily ior The West eIeeTt Sundays when ore
tram 'l the evening ,t-.-...t
sixty three hogrt saved by this lice 70 tsgo 'nGa
h Iaals &c. With hut one change Of cais.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Conmentug jar. ~ i8.8-IesVe ksw-lcrs a' follows:
m-Fo9 Esston, Bethlehem Maucb Chunk Nii'H'lort
NitCshare. MAlAr0y Ilts Ac.
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GAP Serautoh Kngston. Piision. Great Bend. 6c . 49,,
sm-WErrKS Rssion. AlenioNn larfsb1ig rvs
bnI,h and the Wet without change Of 10 trcunSn OF aso
sd tui change to 81 Loq Connects a. s'baTg VIZ Hos'n
Cert Piicphh sud R Roads for Erie and The on heg ou
Connects At Junoioa WITH Del Lack AID Western Railroad sv"
Palace ~. through 10 Chicago
u in-TRafS-For Fssion Allentown Mspeh Chunk Wlse'oa
Refdug Colombia ancasr fplus Ltf foiG'r Harn'onIs &c
m-FoT SomeryiIe. =, i,
81 -Way Tn lor Ess:on, Allentown irt Mauch Chunk
SCIsNArI E1rHEts-ios Es,,o1 Bethlehth, AentoNs
Rosng Hsrrisburg Psturgh CEo aud CucnnaeoIuee' a.
Harrisburg with tsin for NliSmTo tfe Ae stPng 90" !"
P.usbufgh ard chicsgo.
$40 D. H.-For SoilerVile and Pennington
s4s D. p.-For JUNCTION and intermediate stations
= 3 nl--Por Soueftile ~, 49,
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Sps through om yIsey City TO Ptbargh every .yetns
Idftjonal trsns ar. run "a Berger Point Llnbsth Ge
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road - fbsTiyt R. AtHO bsOr hepse Nos
~ al Sc Broadssy No ~ Greens @ 1sd At NE pnaF.
hotels T. RbhLh sHptlDrhueh"
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IA 400 tEIl 3f3 1JG, AId 90 ikr) p
fo Milford snaiiod fnsd soutEso ard wsgoTi 100 ll3o
q NJ; 1t5 40 p.
as $50 III J. 63O, 200 (Rr) pm.
TSt DaTien 100 500 IL q. ~ 80, 49, $50 N.
For Stamford 100 SEQ Dr. 300 30 A. l2l5 II) AIS 800
In ,. As. 4 90 tEI) 40, $50 63J, q 90 III ?.
POI GreeuEl,h and intermediate stations 80. 9C0 l0O 2l
CONNECTING TRAINS q.
For Boston via sprir gtsh eco tEI 500 (EI) 6eOp
Fof Boston via Shore Line, l2l5 (EI) 8tO p -
for BAoyd Springfield. aCO iRI, 2l3 800 Rh) eco
For Connecticut Rive. Railroad eco EIl l2lsp to Mon
ues, 400 m. Northampton
New Haven New Lerdoo and stOnrgor Railroad At 800
10 IS ac0. eco m.
For Canal Railroad l2ls N 70 fWthAnpiop
For Houssiouio Railroad ao0 a. IN, 100p IN.
Nor Nsugstuek Railroad 800 q m. AGO N.
For DsI6urJ ard Sorush Railroad 100, 9OOA m 40p
Commodieps Sleeping Cars attached W s0o y n n.lh
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

PUHcTUAFIoS PrzzLE.-The fol
lowing article forcioIy illustrates the
necessity for punctuation. 1t can
be read two ways, making a very
bad man or a very good man, the
result depending upon the manner
In which it Is punctuated:
:" He IS an old .and experienced
man in vice and 'wickedness he is
never found opposing the walks of
iniqnity he takes delight in the
downfall OF his ncighbors he never
reioices IN the prosperity of any of
his fellow creatures he is ALWAYS
ready to assist in destroying the
peace Of society he takes no pleas
IRE IN serving the Lord he is un-
commonly dilligent in sowing dis
order among friends and acquaint-
ances he takes no pride in laboring
u promote the cause OF christianity
he has not been negligent in endeav-
oring to stigmatize all public teach
ers he makes no eNertions to subdue
his evil passion he strives hard 10
build up Satan's kingdom he lends
no aid to the support OF the gospel
AMONG the heather he contributes
largely the evil adversary he pays
no attention to good advice he gives
great heed To the devil he viii nev-
er - T. heaven lie must go where
he VIII receive. his just recompense
OF reward.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

BY DIR. HENRY ]. BowpITCH.

tTror the Atlantic Monthly for january
Tt was our fortune to attend a man
slowly dying OF consumption, who,
while hopelessly and helplessly i'll,
was devotedly cared for by his wife,
who at the time felt herself. and
seemed to be, in perfect health.
Years after her husbands death,
and when she was bravely battling
with the disease, which commenced
its insidious attacks immediately
subsequent to his death, she related
to ne the following fact, but only on
NV definite inquiries as 10 how in
innate her relations had been with
him during his illness. 1t seems
that often, in wintry nights, that
faithful woman would arise from the
SIDE Of her husband, who was lying
with his dress drenched with the
chilling sweat Of increasing disease,
and would persuade him to take her
warm clothing and lie down in the
dry warm place she had Just left,
while, simply throwing a blanket
over it, she would take the spot that
had been previously occupied by
him. Upon our expressing a hor-
ror at the thought Of the danger She
had run, and which apparently had
told with 50 much power upon her,
she quietly remarked that she knew
At the time the danger she was in
curing. She had no thought OF
danger TO herself, and only of her
husbands comfort. Bat" added
she, / then got what | have never
recovered from" 4 certain vital
itv seemed 10 &c out of her: and
though her nature contended for
many years against the encroach-
ments Of the diseaee. she finally
died, always believing she had taken
consumption from her husband, but
with a certain martyr-like Joy that
such had really been the fact.
We have now in our mind other
and and analogous cases, as, for ex-
ample. Of husbands having their
first cough when inhaIng the
breath Of their sick wives" while
ministering to their necessities. We
have known daughters and sisters.
who, full of apparent health and
strength, when consumption has
seized mother or sister, have con
tinued to sleep with the invalid, and
10 breathe the same closed-up at
mosphere ut night, and to watch all
day without perhaps a moment OF
healtht'ul out-ot-door exercise And
we have been distressed to find not
few Of such healthy young persons
gradually beginning TO suffer with
indigestion, debility, and finally a
cough. and ali the symptoms of con
sumption. In some Instances, in
fact, the attendant has died before
the life Of the original patient has
ended. These facts are very Signiti-
cant; and though we are well aware
that. IN some Of them, other ele-
mentS OF disease may havo had their
fatal influences. still the cases have
been full Of suggestions as to the
necessities Of greater precautions
than we, III this country, have usu-
ally taken in this matter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

Only \ SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-A man
has .ecently been sentenced TO six
months imprisonment in England
for the mistake of using the handle
instead OF the lash OF his horsewhip
on his wife's person, and breaking
two of her ribs. The Judge before
whom the case was tried seemed to
think a good deal was to be said on
the husbands side, and though he
mildly intimated 70 the culprit that
the punishment inflicted upon the
wife was rather in excess of her
misconduct, he gave the impression
that the crime was not in beating
the woman, but in using the handle
Of his whip instead OF the LASH
So tho poor husband goes 10 prison
merely for a mistake in the use of
the means OF coniugal chastisement.
and for six months free-born Brit
on is to be deprived Of tbs liberty Of
walloping his wife for Ian error of
discretion" in measuring the exact
amount Of punishment he was at
liberty to intlict on her.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

FEIvOLITY FROM IGNoRANCE.-it
is ignorance which renders women
frivolous. When they arrive at a
certain age. without habits of appli-
cation, they cannot easily acquire
taste for it whatever is serious
appears to them sad whatever de
mands continued attention fatigues
them. The inclination for amuse-
ment which is stron~ in yonth. and
the example OF persons of the same
age, have inspired them with a
dread OF an orderly and lahorio' s
life They do not understand the
Importance of domestic occupations
unless their mothers have taken
pains to instruct them. In this state
Of things a Girl abandons herself to
Incidence, which is languor Of the
soul Idleness and weakness being
united to ignorance, there arises
from this union a taste for PERM
clous amusement. Girls brought up
in this way have an ill-regulated ina
agination. Their curiosity, not be-
ing directed to substantial things. IS
turned toward vain and dangerous
objects. They read books which
nourish their vanity. Their minds
become visionary, and are spoiled
for common life.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

\ THEOLOGICAL student, supposed
to be deficient in Judgment. in the
course OF a class examination, was
asked by a professor:
" Pray, Mr.. T.. how would Won
discover a fool z"
BY the questions ne wvuiG as. .
said Mr.. +
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

SLAUGHTER OF THE INNoCENTs-
Robert Peile, Esq, of Reynolds
township, in this county, had one
hundred and seven sheep killed by
dogs. on a night last fall. The dog
or dogs got into his field and drove
the sheep into one corner Of the
fence in such jam that many OF
the innocents were smothered.
One hundred and seven were killed
and smothered, and many others
famed and injured in such a man
ner that they are useless. The dog
tax should be set apart, as in other
States, for the purpose Of making
good such a loss as has been sus-
tanned in this case by Mr. Piele,
We believe the Board of Supervisors
would be doing their duty in making
such Il tax on dogs as would remu-
nerate such losses by the mongrel
curs.-[Lee County [Illl journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23
Further From j. B. on the Black
Man.

The Black Man il a very phoolish
kritter.
After 2oU years of Bliss III this
delitefnl kuntry, he grew kross tew
liz guides and wouldn't follow the
guides. and the konsequentzs is that
the guides, have got mad, and | am
afraid that the Black Man will have
tew take care ov himself now.
lie will find it very different
from what it was before.
He haz got tew edukate his own
yung ones now, and learn them how
tew spell corektly, one ov the most
difficult things in the world and
he haz Got tew vote, and keep hiz
familee together, and pay when he
rides in the street kars.
| am afraid the Black Man haz
made a mistake, if he haz, it is a
bad one, for his guides never will
take him into their hands again
no, never. They are mad, and
don't like the way the Black Man
quit them, when they WIS driv with
Dizziness, and after they had tux so
much care of him for so many
years.
feel sorry for the guides; they
alwuz seemed tew hav a great in
terest in the Black man but they
are mad now, and / don't know ez
| blame them much, for bIak in
gratitude IL the poorest kinduv pay.
1t perhaps would be well enutf for
me tew staff, for the benefit of new
beginners, that the black man for
merly resided in Afrika, before he
cum here few look for work.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23
atchcs Clocks and Jew.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

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gaundiCer dyspepsia. Indigestion Dysenferv Som
stomach, Headache, Piles. Rheumatism Hesrt,rr7
Pain. rom Morbid Iuaciiuu OF the Bo els FlafuIsrrv
Los q appetite, Liver Complaint Dropsy Worrns
0cuf- Neuralgia. AMI for a Dinner PIN -
They are sugar coated that the n - 20 s,,i,s "a :,
take Them Pleasantly. aud they the hos. ArriTt
10 The "ord for all tho purposes q a family uhvs
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23
A \ ER'S SARSAPARILLA
Is A CONCENTRATED

Is A CONCENTRATED
i extract of the choice
root, so combined with
Other substances OF still
greater Alternative pow err
as TO afford an efectual
antidote for diseases Sar-
saparilla is reput-d to
cure. UGH a emedy is
surely anted by those
no suffer from Strumous
complaints. and that one
which will accomplish
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

,rrom the Atlantic Monthly for january
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-23

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-04-29

VIOLINS and BOWS. Screws and Ital.
Y ian Strings.