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KAHS! HAGsI! KAGS!M

tDO,OOU POUNDS OI IEaSs WdhItu'
Will pay per pound, cash, Tor all the Cotton,
/ Linen Flax Hemp aud Tow Rags of all colours, that
40 delivered al ly Paper aud Rag Warehouse at the North
..st corner 81 the Phbic Square.
H,rs.,nls redars and all The rest OF mankind are so
cited d, p .tuar and send me all tbey can get.
- W : MHITEMAN.
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NnTII,E.

IDN virtue # execution drtCed 10 ne iron the Su
lJpreue Cort OF Errors and Appeals al Nashville will
ouer or sale r cash al Ie COr' iuU~e IA Nashville the
~ ,luTdr va August next all Tie IiEu ami interest that
W. u Doklti~r a= m tnd T. CeriatH lut parcel Of
glodnd suued n ~oatl Nashville bounded as follows
beEEnng al Mallory NoEer and running SGuthWardly
"h Coege street l.! evt to the Gg Of lhe Tennessee
EHu AllDAha siiir'ad, then listwardy with the said
suf'aa ~ ieet 20 an Aey thence with tie line Of said
Alley 70 Mallory hue 81 ite thence right angles with
saI Mallory me l"l let 10 the beginning point levied on
Greenfield Sale within lawful hours. l. b BIGLEY,
le6-lw5 >s,ar;F, 4. -l:5---'
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-No. AZ, DEADERrcK STREET.

the WEEKLY UNION AND AMERlCAN-ls furnished
subscribers the following rates. Single copies, one
year advance 81 5O within the year So 0O at the end
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
for of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary TO make them
popular place of for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for the last
several years have been much equened by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, Maur9 and other aeighboring
counties. ANY wishing rent OF lease viii address
MRS ELIZABETH A WEEMS,
Bon Aqua p. o. Hickman county, Tenn,
= L. FINLEY,
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank Nashville
marIg '54-tf
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i GINGER.-This ESSENCE is preparation OF
slIal excellence In ordinary darrhG, ncpient cholera
in short all cases of prOstratOn of the digestive functions
so common ii Is of inestimable value During the pre-
valence Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints Of
children itls peculiarly ecicouS; family, ndyid az
or traveller should without enables the system
resist the influence incpient disease, which turks in
changing climate.
CAUrION-Be to get the genuine Essence, which is
prepared only by F. brown, at his Drug and Chemical
Store n E. Corner OF Fifth and Chestnut street, Phadel-
phia and for sale by all the respectable Apoecaes in the
United States and in Nashville by ". W Berry De
movle Ewin Bros, Thos. Wells, IL. q. SooyeL
innel 2-Yrndiriwh "
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AND WARRANTS.-Wea W are buyinp and navinu
Il the very highest prices Tor LAM WARRANTS Per
Sons at distance having warrants sell by sending to MS
oy mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling the time Nashville and
the cash remitted or paid to order
iuyal DYER PEARLS CO
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TYREE SPRINGS,

THIS delightful Summer Retreat will be open for the
cepon OF visitors the first OF July The most am
pie arrangements made TOR the accommodation OF those
who desire to avail themselves of visit To this well known
watering place II will be the constant alm and endeayur
of the Proprietor please AL who visit him. aud to pre-
serve and maintain the high reputation universally accord
ed to these Springs by all their former Patrons. Pledgmg
himself untrng assiduy in the discharge OF all the
duties devolving him Proprietor, he confidently
hopes receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him By his friends and the public generally.
iel5-6wdw&w LB&Gl MM KOBEkTS Proprietor
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VALUABLE AGENCX.-A few good and re-
spOnslble wanted canvass the States OF
Tennese and Alabama, for the Manufacturing and Mer
cantie Union OF y. Y. City.
The greatest inducements offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make from hundred
doaIs per month"; according their energy and effort
erted.
The fabrics manufactured and sold by this Company
POrcejIin FdytS Of all varieties including Table drs
and HUss IjmaaiHgs Of unrivaed elegance and durabi
iIy, aud at prices meXceptonable.
These wares were awarded the first premiums at the
Cry stat Palace this paI season. which indicates their
periority over ali foreign
The subscriber has office and sample at the
AahcHe Inn, Nashville where he respectfully socts the
attention OF ladies and gentlemen OF the city, the
uaCn of one OF the principal attractions of the Crystal Pal
ace
~ Exclusive local Agents established on the st a-
yOrable terms. w. d. NICHOLS,
Commissioner Of Agents for the Kangtactaring and
Hereaatte Union, 800 Broadway n, Y. City.
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Fl. n. MYERS, A. C. CARTER
cSRG NEW x-zS>.ax-a
NM STOCK OF CARRIAGES. zsH[-As IL 1ksE
when we have money ride in chaises
When we have walk bejases."
VTTE have just received stock of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coaches CalasheS Rocaways
French Phatons Brougliams, Barouches and Bugges.-
This work selected by Mr. myers, in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think it is the best stock Of
Carriages offered in the market will be sold
any price above cost.
N. B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied at the shortest notice
MYERS d CARTER
may20-H No 80, Lower Market street.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL, HASLhM PROPRIETOR

| NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL HASLAM, PROPRIETOR,
WALNUT GRovE, JEFFERSON ST, NASHVILLE, TExN.
IE subscriber takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks his friends and tine public generally,
for the patronage he has already received and would
them that he able furnish all kinds of stone
fencing, Gaping sills, steps DC, dc.
Flaggins.-Sawed, bush hammered and self faced
Sawed threeinches thick 81 so per square yard.
Bush hammer five & 2
SeIffaced two
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Iuee2-Iy
TAKE NOTICE. have now got nv STEAM
i STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and have a
quantity of SAWED FLAGGS on hand and viii! lay them
81 50 per square yard tor cash. And Also my CORN
MILL will be found ready at all hours of the day grind
for customers at the rate of bushels per hour at
junei'54Etf SAMUEL HAsLAM
T. srESHoUsE- C. n. AvEa1LL
T. STENHOUSE q CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. 2 HAYNE STREET,
Charleston, g. C.
REFER TO R Duin; Hand, Williams & Wilcox, Charles
ton; Hand, Williams Co, Augas J. NoTcross Atlanta
Z. Chandler, Chattanooga c, II Il. ID. l. Coffin 4 Co.
Knoxville; T. J. Pardue. Nashville. my25-8m.
400 CANS OF POTASH.-The cheepsst and best
ZOCpreparaton sold Tor making Soap
90 lbs hard soap 100 lbs olpce 75 cents per
can. just received and for sale BY WE GRAY,
mayM II broadway.
OOceired and for sale BY GRAY,
may24 II broadway
10 DOZEN OXYGENATED BTTTERS.
L The efectual remedy known for Dyspepsia
just received and tor sale by VI. GRAY,
may "A II Broadway.
OOO DOZEN DIR. ROSES CELEBRATED
OUUFamiiy Medicines. Just received and fer sale by
mayM W.FGRAY, II Broadway.
20 SEYMORE'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
= Supporters which will be sold unusually low. just
received and for sale BY W. +. GRAY,
maya II Broadway.
20 DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF ia
OUMAICA GINGER.-Just received and for sale by
may2f W. F. GRAY Il Broadway.
~ BARRELS RUSiN.-Just received and tor sale
Z.)by ". F. CIR Y,
mayA B.v.G Il Broadway.
0,ONGRESS WATER.-36 dozen Congress
saratoga Water just received fresh from the Springs
put up in quart and pint bottles. For sale by
STRETCH i ORR.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists corner College aud Union
streets. may24
CEILING AT COST-WALkING CANES, MEER-
= CHAUM PIPES, &c-We are selling the balance OF
our stock of the above articles cost close Any
one in want of them would do well to Call at
app L1oNH co >. Igtedsr n.
NOR SALE.-A tract Of LAND lying McWhirt,
Il ersvie on the Lebanon Pike containing 50 acres all
cleared except 10 acres The Improvements consist OF
story Frame House. Rooms good Cellars Kitchen Smoke
House. and Servants ROOms also. good Guggy House.
Two excellent aud neverfaing Springs desired, the
crop and stock will be sold with the place and immediate
possession given. Apply to WM l.. BOYD, JR,
june+ General Agent, No, % Cherry St
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EDWARD SHEEGOG N HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AM
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. d CARONDELET STREET,

EDWARD SHEEGOG N HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS
No. % CARONDELET STREET,
AEH ORLEANS.
DERSoNAL and prompt attention given to the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters aud Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, or upon their own credit.
- Orders execute ed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market ra'es
,4y- Notes, draft and Bills collected and remitted i'm
.s75- Recsipng and Farararding attended to sOit10ut
RErER ro-Kirkrnan and Ellis, Nashville, Tenn
John b. johnson, Esq
Morgan Co, "
W II. Gordon & Co.,
IN. Zimmerman Co,
William pence, ESD, Slurfreesboro' Tenn.
j. Frank Henderson, Esq,
Col. L. IL. Chafin, Columbia, Tenn.
X. b. MayeS Esq, q"
Gen. G. J. Pillow.
Gen. l.. j, Polk, Ashwood, Tenn.
je7, ,55-Sm-
WILLIAM r NILES, IDAN'L W. ADAMS,
Late Of jackson, Miss. late of jackson, Miss.
NILES Il ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS CarOndcIet Street,
EKW ORLEANS.
REFgs To-Jobu NJ. Bass Esq, Nashville Tenn.
Matthew Watson Esq,
Col Andrew Erwin, Wartrace, Tenn.
Gen. J.. j. Polk. AshwOOd,
Gen. &. J. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEG0G
Is general Travelling Agent with power make any
: contract or agreement for our House
ie7, '54-3m MILES & ADAMS.
] A. DERRY. W. B. DEERY. Il. E. DEERY.
DEERA BROTHERS,
ALIsONIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Office No. l9k Public Square, NashUAe, Tennessee
may22-twly
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND AGENT.
WOcO village, Texas.
INTILL attend the collection of debts and the invest
w CATION and perscting of land titles in Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon ". o. ToTToN Hon. NATHAN GREEN,
4. G.. NJ KINNEY, K. l.. RIDLEY,
r. l.. CARUTHERs ABE CARuTHERs
%JoHS L. BRIEE, Governor WV. b. CAMPBELL.
augSl-twlV
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GIYNOR, MACDONALD n co.

IA and I.G Pearl Street, New York.
OFFER the TRADE on liberal TERMS Of their own
[ J TnD1riatou sod Manufacture STRAW GOODS
III k and SATIN BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH and
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
iNGS TAHS Sc &c. and general assortment Of MIL
iINERY GOODS. orders promptly exec~ted Ijyl-3m
nNTfHORE COFFEE.-20O bags just received
from Baitiulore-fiBeSt received IN Nashville.
1s1ff TgSv1 LANIER i PHILLIPS
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-CAPITAL $3.50, ,0O0
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL 0'S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
scrpon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
ether crafts and vessels and other cargoes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH NAULX Secretary.
DIRECToRs-AleY Allison, John II Hill i FOgg @ NJ
Fogg James Corey Jno NJ Bass, Joseph Woods Samue
Seay, Matthew Watson White, Jacob McGayock
tanI
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILLPREVAIL.
HUFCHIsoNs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,


Z 3 the most edectuI remedy for Piles, Sore Caked
Il Breast Cuts Bruises, &c, now eKtant ms Inedl-
prepared with great care and never fails TO give re-
LEI when properly administered Remember
1t Cures Pies-speedly,
Il Cures S1rss or Calsed Bceast-immediatey.
it CarssCats, Bruises or ScTes-on man or horse
The afflicted invited 10 give trial Ii 1t does not
accomplish what claim for it, then pronounce il hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has his possession any number OF
uEcates from the citizens of Virginia and ether States
severatof which accompany each box. We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff Of Bottetourt county, Virginia
MIR. PitB9r
EINCAsTLE, Dec. 81 1858.
Ma HUTcHsos- Ts1r Ssy-I had been almost
slant sufferer U.u les i1r twelve wears previous to
the time heard of ointment have gwen 1t falr
trial and for last years have had no symptoms OF
the disease and consider myself entirely cured think
due 70 YOU to make this statement and the public al
large ths your invaluable ointment should be more gen
orally known. Yours respectfully K. PlIZER.
sold wholesale aBi retaI, bY
80. G. BROWN
f,h1l '54-Grndxtriw Agent College street.
Prepa ed by W Huichison, & Co, Amsterdam Va.
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St)T'ICE

JTAVING sold the ground which nv Iron Foundry :
i is situated College street. Nashville offer for
sale the Building it being frame OF the following dimen
sons AZ feet 'front.' running back 81 feet 66 feet by
teetal two stories high good portion of the building
the timbers all good and be easily novel;
Also entire stock OF paerns which very numerous
consisting OF Engines Mill gearing of almost every descrp
ton and latest styles Mill Wheels Of almost every descrp-
tion, rstrate Engine and Boiler, and all the fixtures
make the cnmplete Blast Fan Of the most approved
pan Mill Tor grinding Backing two CupuOes in good
der three large Stacks well braced with rods and kegs
from bottom top; Elasks suitable for moulding almost
any description OF casting all the stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining TO the Foundry
The above can be got very liberal terms-f desired
a credit OF from one to ten Years Possession be
gwen in September, lS54
mav7-dtrw6w 3m+ SAMUEL p ANFNT
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FOX & pOLuEMUs,

80 Broad Street, Corner Beaver, NeW-York,
D7fy for Sale he foHooing Heavy Cotton Fabrics
ATEw-ENaLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, al
numbers hard and soft; also all the various widths
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
srv vrietg kn5gn the trade and offered Rt the lowest
rates
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
Mount Vernon Ezra full assortment OF this superior
fsbris
wuLImAETIc COTTON DUCK-I6, is, 20 and %
iuch all numbers hard and soft This fabr1c was awarded
TIE hghes, premium the London Worlds Far, also at
Cur State Fair.
chip AND BEAR MARK DUOK-Pialn and twlied
manufactured br reeaWoOds Company, superior ar
uuie tor gat s4l- tents awnings &c; also Mount YER
Eon Toied Ravens Howard Ravens, Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills Ight Cotton ems plain " to q inch; Heavy, do
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment
TsRPAULIES, EAMM0CKS, STUFFS, &c.
PAPER FELIING-3U 10 u inch, made very heavy
expressly for drIeT telts. -
car C1VERCyG-Co CottOn Canvass, all widths, from 30
60 l50 inches an all numbers made expressly for cover
nc and roofing railroad cars perfectly and permanently
waterproof and more enduring than the car itself
EEAMELLING CANVASS, 3S, 40, 40 and SO inch
pain and twl!ed in every variety
RAGS AND BAGGIEG-Oi every description Sfam.
sss Bags woven whole all sze bales of lGU, 200 and
sl combining strength utility and cheapness for grain
aud meal unsurpassed.
Aso h5avY Cotton Sackiug 40 inch Canvass, thread
Warp aud Filling heavy tNllej, do do, 80 %, 40, aud
81 itch
WOOL GACKS-Woven whole all sizes and deSira-
tie article. ieb2j '54-lyd.
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4 ' hEsAl BAlEtIAIN ~ n
NTuUNDRED ACRES of land finely located on the
Nashville and Chaitanooga railroad y or lS miles from
Nashville comfortable dwelling with or rooms g'od
orchard and an excellent spring nearly half Of the land
Is GueT umbereG bargain can be bad by making I'M
nei.aie application No IS y Cherry street, to
JOHN l.. 4 Il. w. BROWN
nay24 Real Estate Agents
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IANDRETH,s GARDEN SEEDS.

.SFVEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop Garden Seed,
lust received and warranted fresh &c, comprising all
ne varieties brought market Extra Early Peas Ear
iv Nav Peas Six week beans Glove Onions, &c, by the
Gallon Also Cabbage Button Onions, &c, &c, by the
pound. j. u bhONN ~
fsbi2 No. AZ, college Streel
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TNAKE NOTICE. have got my STEAM
i STONE SAW MILL in fall operation and have
quantity of SAWED FLAGGS hand, and will! lay them
81 50 per square yard. cash And Also my CORN
MILL will be found ready at all hours of the day grind
for customers at the rate of bushels per hour at
the ordinary prices.
junel 54-u SAMUEL HASLAM
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july4-1m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-03-30
The HUMAN RACE.-'GiDger 2

The HUMAN RACE.-'Ginger !!
'Sah p
when am dat great race to cum of
dat dar is so much talk about!
What great race! l habent heard ob
any great race
DE human race, de great human race,
dat is to come of fore long
yah, yah. yah you be de biggest fool
I eber saw. De human race, dat amt a
hoss race-it be de people in de world,
de inhabitants
who told you SO 2
| alters knowd it, and so did every
body else but you, and you am de dunn
best niger l eber saw. wish dat eve
rybody had larnin,' so that they wouldn't
bother spectacle niggcrs with such fool
ISL questions
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LaIs PRINTING.
IN hlectinG Scene.

Onc Of the most affecting scenes thai
has ever taken place in the Police Court
since its organization, occurred yesterday
morning. After the business of the
morning was over middle aged Ameri-
can lady, neatly attired, approached
Judge SpoOne and requested that he
would send to the House Of Refuge her
two sons-one aged ten and the other
eight years. The two little boys were
presented to the Court, and better look
ing boys than these we have not before
seen in this city. st the request of the
court she made the following plain state
ment, which in its delivery exhibited the
true feeling Of mother, and the sad
duty she was compelled to perform.
4 came to this city in 80, where l
have resided ever since. In 1912 | was
married to Elisha Rettick, who on account
of bis diSsolutc habits and refusal to
maintain his family, l procured a divorce
in June, 1853, since which time I have
not seen him nor do [ know where he is.
| have had four children, one dead, and
three living; these two boys and little
girl about six years of age. I reside in
Mil near Fourth street; have no means
of support but my needle. I have tried
hard to raise my children as they should
be raised, but whenever it is possible the
two boys run away, and the Oldest one
viii take things from the neighbors. [
have sent them to Fourth Street ScLool,
and instead OF going, they are continual
ly playing truant. l have done all I
could, and can do no more. would
willingly support and provide for them,
but 1 cannot govern them. Judge it is
hard for NE to part with them, but their in
tercsts compel me to do it.
Her narration was listented to with
breathless attention by all in the Court
room, and frequently the tears which ran
down her cheeks evidenced her feelings
within. When she had concluded, the
boys burst into tears, and the younger
family calculated, Dear ma don't do it
Here followed a scene which beggars de-
scription The mother sank into chair
and burst into food of tears, while her
two prodigal sons wept bitterly. Every
eye ir the Court room was moistened,
and the Court, overcome, left the bench
and paced the floor. The boys plead, but
the mother replied in deep anguish, MY
dear sons, it is too late;' and the scene
became more and more affecting. After
some minutes respite, the Court ramark-
cd that it was the most sad duty they ev-
or had to perform-separate kind moth
er from her children-but the task can
not be avoided The boys were then
sentenced to be confined in the House of
Refuge until discharged by due course Of
law. The children were then taken out
to that institution by the MSshal, the
mother accompanying them to take a
final farewell. The rules Of the institu-
ton will not permit her to visit them Of
tener than once a month-Cjacianati
Gazette.
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NO u.

the emigrant has not yet fixed his eye
upon it, except with the hope of fixing bis
abode there as soon as the word goes
forth from Washington.
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4 Norcl Coadcnsed.-Moonlight night
shady wolovers-eternal fidel-
ity-young lady rich-young man poor
great obstacle-young man proud-ve-
ry handsome-very smart-sure to make
fortune-young lady's father very an
gry-wont consent-mothor intercedes-
no go-rich rival-very ugly-very hard
hearted-lovers in bad fx-won't part,
die Grst-moonlight again-garrot win
dow opens-rope ladder-figh ight-pursuit
too late-marriage-old man in a rage
won't forgive them-disowns them
old man gets sick-sends for his 'daugh-
ter-all forgiven-all made up--old man
dies-young couple get all the money
live in the old mansion-quite comforta-
ble-have little children-much Lappi
ness. FINS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-03-30

Of all happy households, that is the
happiest where falsehood is never thought
of. All peace is broken up when once it
appears that there is a liar in a house.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-03-30

The fellow who kissed the face of ma
ture, says it didn't go half as well as
the buses Of some Of his lady friends.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-03-30
Published kY Theodore SchGe!l.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum IN adyance--Tu o
dollars and quarter half yearlyand If not paid be-
fore the end of The year, Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued until all Grrearages are paid
except at the option of the Editor.
III Advertisements not exceeding one SQUARE ten
Ines will be inserted three weeks for one dollar and
twenty-five cents Tor every subsequent Insertion The
charge for and three insertions the same iber-
al discount made 10 yearly advertisers.
~ All letters addressed 10 the Editor must be post
paid.
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The man who was filed with emotion.
was unable to make room for any dinner,