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House,

There were ten unsuccessful baIoiings for clerk
 18th ballot-Foruay s3; Campbell 96i French Is; scattering $.
 18th baIIot-FOrnay 97; Campbell l03; French fS scattering 5. =
 21th ballot-CAmpbell twhigb reelected clerk - eighteen democrats voting for hiu-the ballot stood --tosaay 96; Campbell lI2; French If; scatter ing i.
 They then baOted for Sergeant at arms Lou. Demo. .t
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coNCREssIoNAI SUMMARY.
Senate. q
WAsHINaTov. Jannarv m

a Yesterday Mir. nAic replied to Mir. Clemens, and remarked that the Senator fFem AlahAma he'd con. vinced him of one thing, bHt failed Ia al slse-thal was. that coBcessiOn 10 fanatics neseF satses fana iacism. He continued for some tiss ia defence of l She Teaola ton. #W 7t ssHaB Mir. Batisr followed, and said that Seward and others had avowed doctrines that must neeessariIy lead to disHaemhennent of the eenlederacy The South never, in any respect or foE gay purpose decided upon dissolution of the Uhion. Fes enc he could not sit and bear sentmeuts expressed cal calsted to degrade the South and not in behalf of himself and his coostIiaenis, express his disap- probation He ssked, where did slaves, when forced away, hnd hospitality eqaal ,o that at AoAne. He referred 10 the case of Mir. Rsndoipi's emaneipated slaves, who were driven cut of the Sats sf Ohio the point of the bsyOnet. Mr. Chase FePIed thst Randolph's slaves were new living in peace in Ohio and that no sa fEorsrs were driven frOm her borders at the point of the bayonet. " tN
 Nj, Hunter said they were driven off by an armed company, and if permitted te seiuTn he was not aware oft.
 Mr. Butler resumsd-gen,lemo had denied that societies existed whose object |, circulate n- cendiary publications amoag the blacks. He re- ierred tn the publications found h the so uihern postoffces.
 Mir. Hse-WilI the Senator say whether those documents waFc direcini to blaeksf >e DYuPf.r hsg were IFectea v lusa Aacn Wnite men as yoo! daughter ] persons who, coming from tbe free States traitors 10 he instituIons dader which they have selected to live. 1 tE Jefferson Davis repli,d to Hale. and proeeeIed to depict the aggressiona the South, sad said they knew their rights and feel their wrongs. and will msintaln thoss righis a every isszsrd. Ii gehte- men had cams bere 70 insult one section or the Union, and to distract and dfsseverate t; 1T they were hefs'to bring about clvsi wat-here, then let the fra battle bs fought TExcitementl As to the mosfbn to print, he would only say that no matter how offensive aud unjust, fnsuliug, uutrue treasonabls the resolutions would be. he would vote for printing them. tss,a
 The Senate adjourned till Monday. MF Phelps will then vindieate the resolution.
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STEAABOAT RECEIVER.

f~ A REPORTED yos THE sYSNsD- h
 MrvssnH Banner, kkhr3kztxl hy D. W. GALLOWAY n97Sirr1la
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CHOICE BTILDJNG L0Ty IyLITTLR ROCK.

Little Rock, Jan. 26, Is5o.-2I-3v
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?oaTRZ.

LINES TO A PoLLlWoG.
,Iain ihs va.ery bog!
auo-proiotypic frog,
nTnN vaggling, P"lIiwog,
lgIo snggls! waggIs w'ggle!
,,ow when flies ar eating
,I,naes' fans at meeting,
p,,s, csaseles is the beating
tls waggle! waggle wiggle!
oI great men all remind us,
Il lhs way to leave behind us
uby which the world will fad US,
glswagge, waggle wiggle!
,sen the world, and round it,
ged much, and still thaVe found it,
tame where e'er ! sound it;
gls wsggIe! waggle wiggle!
10 Vaggles most will surely
his boat the most securely ~
port, and all by purely
gs waggleI waggle wiggle.
ihou wa.'t spawning egg;
ipg brought the tail and head,
Shgs soon will start leg;
! ge waggle! waggle wiggle.
y (KalckerbOcker
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In the life Of Thomas jefferson, BY one OF
his friends we find the following remarks:
at will not startle tie reader with surprise
to discover do far back as 1893, the demOcfat-
ic party contemplated seceSsioE OF some oft
Southern States from the UniOn-that the
proposition was made to Mr.. Jefferson-and
that he instantly frowned it into oblivion. and
revoted with the Just honor Of patriotism FROM
the suicidal thought. 9a
70 this suggestion Of secession as IemedyS
Mr.. Jefferson reples in letter to John Taylor
dated June i, 1898, among other things: 'But
if on temporary superiority ofOne party, the
other Is 10 resort to secession from the Union,
the federal government can ever exist"--and
again in the same letter. "But who could say
What would be the ends of a secession, and
when and where they could end' But Keep
together as we are," etc.
The italics are TO be found in the lett Or as
printed. W do not find any thing here about
ca Jleibrium of political power, and they much
doubt whether that was question that eve
attracted Mr. Jcffersons attention. he certain
" diu not look 10 secession, as remedy 10
political evils-but rother as one Of the dltec
. calamties which could befalI the country
Mobile Advertiser. @ aH
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Fok YeUSe BAcag1oRs.-Our admirable
sc ii ptor, Hiram Powers, writing to a TREND OF
what the people call the folly of marrying
without the means of supporting family, ex-
pressed frankly his own fears when he found
himself in this very position, but he adds with
characteristic candor and good sense, ,...s
"To tell the truth, however, family and
poverty have done more to support me than
have 10 supper; them They have compelled.
me TO exortiona that hardly thought myself
capable of; aud often, when on the eye OF des-
pairing, they have forced me, like coward ~
the corner, to fight like a hero not Tor mysei'
but for my wife and little ones, >,
, The fact is that the expenses OF matr'mony
need not be more than the expenses OF l'ytng
as many of our young men do, and ! / all the
r loose change which they waste in thousand
' ways we're economically managed by nice
y wife, they would fud that it would cost
y fesss. for two than for one --that man could
r actually save money, and have the nice vito
besides. 4tst !
Il in short, marriage to young man is every
10 thing To elderly men il may be polite and
expedienl--to men in middle life il may be
st comfort and solace. But to young men It Is
IS salvation itself, temporarily. 1t is the spring
lie Of manly and honorable effort i is the safe
guard ugains.a thousand temptations aud toI
o, lies, and ID the highest sense Of solomop's dec
n' lar ,uon--.hat young man tha. fndslh . goo'
ne wife fndeth good thing
i Samuel Stamps, Secretary Of State
,ct died al Jackson on the night9olth 2l'
"a inst.
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JOHN TAYLOR
THE
'AOF THE BACKWOODS BAR AND
PULPIT.

\ Or TIE BACKWOODS BAR AND
PULPIT.
BY CHAs. sUMMERFiELD.
never forget my first vision OF John
Twas in the courthouse AT sw-
Conway county, Arkansas, the
o 1888.
tsa'iOn itself possessed errible IN
vast cohcourse u '5ecIators had
/, Y % witness tlsc 'tla' OF a young and
a'AlOgit, on All Indictment Or mur-
Y Judge wai'e9 at tina. moment for
h Y y bring in lis prisoner, and the
a'mpaIlent multitude all scentcred
/ @''wAeo suddenly stranger enter
II 'P0saranee riveted universal attei-
IN 'uePOFIFaiti a figure, tall, lean, sin
G 0'algh. as an arrow; face, sallow
aa 'ViIehing necessarily with ner
Nas a brow; broad soaring, mas
''0ed With wrinkles, but not from dg,
''S scarcely fOrty' eyes, reddish yel
'@s wrathfui eagle, as brigh, ant
Na hnally, mouth with lips o
alR, curled, cold, and sReefing, tn
q 4'l's expression of which hooked tn
IA 4'oalment Of brealhed curse :
IA '"''ed in suit of new buck skin
iV ~ a'Ier the fashion of the India
h, "'a hues Of every color Of tn
Oh ps0lS way slowly through the crow
i 'aey nncOncious that he was regal
bOnt .'sen'e'OH, needing explanation, th
IndS a''dual advanced, and with ii
loh 4ol King ascending the tlrOn
II 1I'''l within the bar, thfOnged as
,ls disciples Of Coke and Blacksicn
ICC whom i was known, esteem,
\ y laF superior to those old and
W ss's' between the outlandish ga
VII counlenance Of tie strange
, s a'''slly \, the flsibility Of the la,
/ I'd " IaOlor members began a su
'''' which grew loader and SO
.is 'a ne circle. They doubtless 81
Va s'uOer TO be some wild hunter
\ who had never before seen
/ ID INV. nall Of Justice. Instantly
Idsd ''leci Of the laughter perceived
lsis NY. a''o gradually, so as to give O.
tObe y g0A This lips curIed with aknl
,' 'cOrn; his yellow eyes s
Wd sa'unlngs his tOgue protrud
l,iobH s''l lltetally wreathed like a
)M 'salsted its asp like poi
n. n s0Id' ssavages!' No pen
q ueuanl force which lie threw
Il. N n, pencil can point the infe
q '''nee, although it hardly
rRP il 'p'5 u !. But But he accented every
~ A,a = separate emission Of
DI,,. Y qnlvering lips; laying
Il v",Ii i :. 4. b0lA at the beginning
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The Clerk Of the weather favored US
with a frost on last Monday evening and
on Wednesday withu snow storm 'oa'
would have done credit to down East
That's a nice business for the sunny
south"
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opponents to weaken or to sunder it. May
these veteran statesman live manv years, to see
all their honest hopes fulfilled and all their hon
est fears disappoinled.- -Pennsyluanian.
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.sBarber, | think this towel has been used
long enough" sit has been used m"re 'nan
six Weeks and nobody ever found fault OF II
before .
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triotic and high minded citizens of Nashville
will probably have the same feelings hereafter,
should the Convention meet in that city.
The Hartford convention was iDiudicious,
i'll advised, and an unsuitable, as well as inef-
feelnal mode Of obtaining redress, even ad
mitting the existence Of the evils complained
of. 1t is the same with the Nashville conven
ton, which cannot produce any good result
and may be productive Of much mischief
The members of the Hartford convention
escaped the personal fate Of traitors, but they
were. by. the voice Of the nation branded with
the ,iGnic, aad haye thus descended to theft
graves. and the members Of the Nashville con
ven,ion--------- -- 'smay take warn
i L IL n . -
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RAWLINGS OF TIE SOUTHERN FAN4T-
ICs AND THE NORTHERN ABOLITION


l.-'Let discord reign foever.'-TIon, Robert,
Tombs Of Georgia.
2.-sLet the Union then be dissolved. I wish
to see il dissolved at Once'--speech Of Fred;
Douglass, fugitive slave, at Rochester New
York.
al will introduce resolution in this
House, declaring, in terms, this Union ought
to be dissolved.' Mr.. ColcoCk, Of s.
c..
4.-'The Constitution Of the United States
is convenunt with death, and an agreement
with heII.'-W. L, Garrison, the abolItonisls
7-I Wouldbe willing for the South, Samp-
son-like, should lay hold of the pillars Of the
Temple, and bring down the ruins Of the Re-
public on both her enemies and 'hetSelf.'--
Speech of Mr.. Love, in the Georgia Legisla-
ture,
!, al Welcome the Bolt; whether from the
North or the South, from Heaven or hell,
which shall shiverihe Union in pieces es'-Fred.
Douglass, runaway negroes speech at RO-
oheste;y New York.
! Our readers will see from these quotations
who and what maLner Of men il is that are
heuping IN these first kindliugs Of the fires
Of treason, We codIa further enlarge them
/; by reference to the sentiments of John O
: Calhoun, Mr.. Inge Of Alabama, Mr.. Hunter
. Of Va. Mr. Hlliafd Of Alabama, and others
e Of Southern 'IIartford Convention support
e ors. 'Black spirits and @htte,' it will be seen
i here mingIS harmoniOasly together. W.
y don't know which to congratulate, the negr'
Il and abolition forces on the Southern allias,
e the Southern chivalry on their negro and ab
}. clifton allies! We cordially hope, however
i they may all fall in he same ditch Of intam!
'e topether,-F franklin ReUiet0.
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ing By their example.p-M 0 !. By etia.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
MYERS LIQUID CURE.
Il positive 0ndne0ertasting remedy Jo1
PILES,

Il P0SatlUe 01idne0erjaatang Tennedy J01
PILES,
whether Internal, External, Blind or Bleeding
ScrofuIa, White SwellIngs, Ulcers, and Ulcera
led Sore Throat, Csnker Sore Mouth. Rheu
mailsm, Cuianeous Diseases, Megcurial An
tionS, &c.
Also--For Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Spralns
Bruises, &c. We feel justified in procIalulug
The fact to the world that of all medicines ever
brought before The public none have ever been
more benifclal 10 afflicted humanity than
Myers Liquid Cure" We know that this
is saying great deal, bur il we were TO write
Volumes, we could not say too much IN praise
of this
Healh-ressoring, LJe-prolong'ng Remedy
Hundreds, nay thousands. bless he happy hour
when first they were made acquainted Wnh us
trauscendsnl virtues aud our present purpose
is tn inform other thousands. how and " here
they may obtain thar rehei, winch they PER
hap-, have long >ough' TO- IN
The superior excellence ot his q ep,raIon
over all other medicine, for he ,peedy snd pre-
manent cure OF PILES IS we'll known TO all who
have tested It. l. ha, been proved IN thousand
of instances, and has NEVER FAILED To cure
The most obstinate cases, and we are confident
il never will fail if used proper length of
time according to directions. As proof of our
entire confidence in It's efficacy. assure all
purchasers hat, if, after proper trial, prove
Intellectual the Money paid tor ii will be re-
turned.
The " Liquid Cure is an effecluaI Remedy
for Rngworms, BIIes, Plmpes, Barbers Ilch
Frosted Limbs, Chibans, Salt Rheum, Mus
quito Bres, SIlngs of Poisonous Insects, &c,
and for Curaneous Diseases of every descrip-
non.
II is both safe and ehecrual for Rheumatism,
giving immediate and permanent relief
No preparation now before The PubIic can
surpass the excellence of The Liquid Cure -
for Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Broses.
SwelingS, &c.
lis effects as
REAL PAIN KILLER are MAGICAL.
ltP Every Family in the land should pro-
vide themselves with this Invaluable prepara
uon, the cheapness of which places Ii within
the reach Of all.
Foil directions accompany each hOu e.
Pamphlets, containing copies of certificates
from hose who have tested he Liquid Cure
may he had Gratis of our authorized agents
Myers Liquid Cure " as prepared only By
JEROME & Co. 2l Spruce street ~ Y.
Theodore Schoch, Agent for Sroudsburg
John Lander, Agent, Craig's Meadows.
June 7, lS49.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
Silence

That dreadful cough, The Lungs are IN dan
ger, The ,cork of the destroyer hath begun.
The cough of consumption hath an IL sounds
of Death
Are you pother7 Your darling child, your
idol and earthly JOY, is now perhaps, confined
TO her chamber by dangerous cold. her pale
cheeks. her him shrunken fingers, tell the hlod
disease has already gained upon her, the sound
oI her sepuchraI cough perces your soul.
| Young man. when Just about 10 enter life,
disease sends a hear crushing blight over the
| fair prospects of The future, your hectic cough
and feeble limbs tell of your loss oil hope, but
you need not despair There is balm which
will heal The wounded lungs, II is
sHERMANS ALLHEALING BALsAM
Mrs Aufee, he vile of Wm. II. A,tree, Esq,
was gwen up by DR.. Sewall of Washington
Drs. Roe and Mcclellan OF Philadelphia, DIT
Roe aud DR.. Mott of New York. Her friends
all 'hough, she must DIE She had every ap-
pearan,e of being IN consumption. and was SO
pronounced by her physlcIans---Sherman's Bal
,am given aud II cured her.
Mrs. Garracran,z, OF Bulls Ferry, was also
cured OF consumption by this BaIsam when all
other remedies failed 10 give relef-she was
reduced 10 skellon. DR.. A. G. Castle, Den
in several cases where no other medicine af-
orded reef---bu the Balsam operated like
charm Dr. G.. also Witnessed its wonderful
effects in curing Asthma, which it never fails
of doing. Spltling Blood, alarming as it may
be, is effeclually cured by this Balsam. 1t
heals The ruplured or wounded blood vessels,
and makes The lungs sound again.
Rev. Henry JONES' l0S Eighth avenue, was
cured of cough and catarrhal affection Of so
years standing. The first dose gave him more
relief than ali he other medicine he had ever
taken. DR.. l.. J. Beals, l9 DeIancy-s,reet
gave il TO sster-inlaw who was laboring un-
der Consumption, and to another sorely aflic-
ted with The Asthma. In both cases It's effects
were immediate, soon restoring them TO com.
Portable health.
Mrs. Lchresia Wells, 95 Chrs,le-st suffered
from Asthma AZ years. Sherman's Basam
relieved her al once, and she is comparatively
well, being enabled to subdue every attack by
a timely OF this medicine. This indeed is
the greal remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spi,ing
Blood, Liver Complaints, and all The affections
of The throat. and even Asthma and Consu ump-
non.
Price 25 cents and S. per bo'ile.
Agents for Monroe cOunty.Theo School, |
S'roud.hurg; C. Saylor SavIorsburg G B.
Keller, Cherry'alIey; H Peters & Co. Mar
shas creek; H Kinrz. Barlonsville; J. Stout |
fer, Tannersvie
Pike county Peters g. Labar. BushkiiI; w |
F. Brodhead, Dingman's Ferry J. S. Wallace
Milford w. Shouse, Wti>onsllle.
DR. Shermau's Cough and Worm Lozenges, |
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DR.. Shermau's Office is al 06 Nassau-si n Y. |
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u'Alisters Aii-Heaiing Ointment,
Or. The Worlds Sa!ve.
Contains no Mercury or other Mineral
From he Rcaimg Eagle.


There was never, perhaps, medicine brought
before the public, that has in so short time won
such a reputation as MALLlSTER'S ALL
HEALING OR WORLD SALEE. Almost eve
ry person that has made trial Of it speaks warmly
in its praise One has been cured by it, Of the
most painful Rheumatism, another of the Piles, a
third of troublesome pain in the limbs, &c, &c.
If it does not give immediate relief, in every case,
Il can do no injury, being applied Outwardy. As
another evidence of the wonderful healing power
possessed by ihis salye, we sub0in the following
certificate, from a respectable citizen of Maiden
creek township in This county:
MAIDENCREEK, Berks Co, March 80, I6.7.
MessIs. Ritter {; Col desire to inform you
that was entirely cured of severe pain in the
back, by The use Of M'Alsters All Healing Salve,
which purchased from you. | suffered with it
for about 20 years, and at night was unable TO
sleep. During that time tred various remedies,
which were prescribed for me by physicians and
other persons, without receiving any relief, and
at last made trial of this Salve, with a result fa
vorable beyond expectation | am now entirely
free from the pain, and enjoy al night peaceful
and sweet sleep | have also used the SaIve
since for other complaints with similar happy re-
suits. Your friend,
JOHN HOLDINBACH.
Around the Box are Directions for using NJ
Allister's Ointment for Scrofula, Liver Complaint
Erysipelas, letter, Chilblain, Scad Head, Sore
Eyes, Quincy, Sore Throat, Bron ChitIs, Nervous
Affections, Pains, Disease of the Spine, Head
Ache, Asthma, Deafness, Ear Ache, Burns, Corns
Sore Lips, Pimples, &C., Sores, Rheumatism,
Piles, Group, Swelled or Broken breast, Tooth
Ache, Ague in the Face, &C., &c.
ID The Ointment is good for any part Of the
body or limbs when nfamed. In some cases 1t
should be applied often.
CAUTION.-No ointment will be genuine
less the name of James M'Allister is written with
pen upon every label
For sale by my Agents in all the principal Cit
les and towns in the United States.
JAMES MALLISTER.
Sole Proprietor of the above Medicine.
Price 25 cents per 60r. Agents
Samuel Stokes, Suoudsburg; Peter Pomp.
EasInn James A. Polk Druggist Mauch
Chunk.
Principal Office No. % North third Street Phil
adelphia. May 10, l8.9.--eowly.
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Printers and Publishers

Ot Newspapers are informed that The sub
scrbers are extensively engaged in The man
uacture Of PRINTING INK Of every coler
and quality, which they know to be equal TO any
manufactured and which they will sell al The
lowest prices for Cash. As they are determin-
ed that their INK shall recommend itself, they
only soiici' ONE TRIAL OF 1t, relying upon It's
merits for future patronage Their Cotofed
Inks are warranted superior 10 any manuiae-
ured circular containing prices, &c, VIII
tie sent 20 hose who desire II. Orders Tor
Cash on Cry Agents accepted.
ADAMS g. CO, Phlla.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

msn oy tie name of ~. IPP Engaged with a Young
Of The oane Of 8 Townsend name 10 uu,
up sarsaparia which they call Dr. rowusends Sarsnpara
denominaGng Al GEFOLTE Original This Townsend
doctor and was vas formerly worker on rail
roads canals and the like Yet assumes the title d. for
the of gaining credit for he is not This is 70
ton the public be deceived purchase none bu, the
6ENUkNE 0RiGLrdL. OH Or. Jacob Townsend's Sara
,ara having Old Drs likeness mis- 6smIr eoa, Of
irns and his signature the coat OF arms
Prixepa Office, lO2 Nassau ST.. Mex Tsrk ci,s