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AsTHovY ! BLtrcKtR. Auc'iogeeT

NNTWONY HLtTCkER.
CPLFNDID COUNTRY RESIDENCES at FORT
~ wASRINGrON At AUCTION "A J. sLEECKER will
sell at au-tiop TUE-O April g. 1855 at II the
Merchant Exchange, NewYok, the following desirable
PropfTty viz
AT FORT WASHINGTON. " Y.-The beautiful Country
Redente occupied by George g. Eorewood stuaed At
Fort WtsbnsoD nng about If choice Lsnd with
tn. Elegant Msni and fine ontbuildngs III reon
The by 46 feet and ubstsutisl Frame House.
6eo brick stories high with Basement and contaiOs
the MOD Improvements ard verytbins suitable for fret
class couI residence Cottage Looge at eot4ucs cate
Green bouss ~ endd &c den Barn with three stalls Stable
2si, Cow botse shiutb-Ty Flowers and Fruit Tees &C
House the finest views on zoe Island
e,ruely healthy end stspes about The hehest srounf
spbst!sp Islsrdthe prospect Of the Hudson River up
and Gown. heir surrsssed a.
Aso psotl Of LAND a. Fort Wellington po'ot about 30
feet by 80 feet embracing water privileges Full particulars
sale
A. ..nv 10 Inc tuctioueer 9rOadst Y or TO the
subscriber, OEOhOt .. m'"b ,c 49,
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Me0ital.
r r r.
MEDICAL DISCOXERII

X X.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL Discoveries
Il DISEASES CURED PAINS STOPPED, chE SICK
dBFDBIDDEN RESTORED to HEALTH, srRENord
and vIGOR by Remedies Possessing newly discovered Med
zeal Prone rss entire New and Original Theory
TIE FIRST
Of these three remedies and the remedy ever gwen
TO the bed ridden and pain stricken aud eEfeebed invalid,
that will free the suffering ytm OF the moot tortufps pains
either Rheumatic beGrssc nervous OF niimstc, IN lew
seconds 10
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
which hnndec Of thousands throughout the
United States sivrg TO al troubled with psin or
sicbn
One application externally few drops taken internally,
will the from the violent and ter
rbe pains weak feeble and prostraed frame
TO nsth and yisor. .,..., np,,rp
Nc penon hss ever used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
without deriving special benefit In less than fifteen nin
ufes after It's
Let those Who mferns any revere pains gye
trial 6sen minutes they will enjoy ease ard comfort
twill the szsirst sudden attacks OF
All Infeetous M.lsras Consxous and Epidemic Diseases
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IF YOU HAVE A COUG II
i try WIDOW MALONE's COUGH CANDY-ths best
Conxh CandI aver nsde WhnlesslA No Resrl-st

T1HE REMOVAL Of Or. SHUBIRGER's LIN
i MEAN LABORATORY from No 90 Wdkerst- 20 No.
$50 Broadway Bs" Mes Dhcov,y' m3 enough for an Ia
fsnt tui peBersts the system aisevs and srpei
eay sonssica ssssd the ban economy nas ma
mercury aud other violent m,dicbes Just %
prsetics they ceze5su. narioss hb ss,e' sa
Es" 70 dsesses eousdeed most oestn.e are Al ss&sn
ven worth eer cnnsissrsSoa See Opinions Of ne ffess-
zee esrss 10 s.EerlsIs-ses No - bTot6TfT,
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naier-Gure.

GEORGE +. ADAMS, NJ. D., Water-Cure
" Physician, has rnovss FROM No q hls"" % 10 ~
luity 81 sfoekyn between Clinton and Coart sp wneis
be has .Ee and pleasant Rooms FOR hni,ed ~ 5osr o'
Ps'i.p Boa dsrs Alec. vii ver Pa ent az 5en % nst
RtFEEiScEs-D, Rosmsn, Brooklyni the Kew denfJ
vuc H.ecter Brcoilyp; the Rev s4masi Lonfesos'
Brootlyr. Mr. Bsu1 Bowen. broohlJn M James ffse-
lad Br-obhp; hr n. r Brown erootyn
M 1TEK-CTJRF- corner 6th-ay and 3ctb-st.-
w On sBEW truvil o. Pressz.rz aze ssrlest Aueseo
.abor ana prseti,,onsT n Wst>csre) md ~ TAILOR 'e
SEN. Psiess . above ci.s Sses<s sf'>sSs We
sxrarcsy eTtnisss
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Real Estate Sent'sl Aacocs-rs No A Lb-rty-ss
eooi fIo sssssast x thSr re,.1ual attention %
ssies Of Esa'e Nsssfs .nS pdoc
prvsfe sale the sac sueon Of CuSoes House
hole F0Iphure, PAINTINGS stny, Norls Of Art JeweIy
sc sBd 30 cut door sales seusrsiif
Hor,y ifosry Aovzrced Real Ests,e stots Vessss,
FUrri;1ys, Sc iefs LT With 10 70 ncsct..,ea
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Professional Notices.

CYLVESTkR LAY, Attorney and Counsellor.
- .,Law sctary Pnbi- and Commissioner Of DEEDS Of
No Wslr NswYtrk, s duly ,uihoriz,d TO tax. Depl'i
lions, scIDoul,esmen Sc On evsry ga IN The Ua'on ex
cent New Jersey aLc .s and Rtfert Hon 5r1usou,
r. J.a-sy sons. Wei. Fsrso S Co New York; 4on. T.
W PeeIhsm Bon. Ira Hsni'. Albany, Wa hcCsuiley,
Esq., Wilmington Del
COLLECTOR of PATENTS for INVENTIONS.
= JOSEPH P. PIRss SON,
No VAL u New York
II S. PAsSPORTs-Procured by the under
1 ,isned CHARLES HOLT,
Cu,toun- House Broker, No Nassau Ct
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEi
ONEv- YORK sOsERVILLE, EAsrON. Sc-seRiNG
AkRAeGEMk eommeneiDg Apu 2, 1879 -Lesve NOW
Yoh for Fstou b, Red jacket and wyoming iron
Pier No q Norh hiv,r stsA II and r. H. FOR SoneF'
vile, (~sy) Ht:S0 NJ. 81, .,
Tn. shove tsrs connect FIsbethtown with trains on
the jersey Rhoad which Leave New York om foot OF
Ceurtlspots at 8 A ~, IA sn6 b
Returning esve Phipsburg (otposlte Eson ana 10
A and SIP NJ someivlie lwssl 40 A. m =, -.
fEW-yORK and ELIZASETHPOhf - eaye new foiA
at and 10 ~ l. and ~ p NJ. Leave Ehzaeethpor al
JOHN Stems. Superintendent
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeaveB Brook
p N F.rmiasdale - * M. Jsmsica SD The syosset
train will leave Brooklyn vt 10 A. NJ and SO e. each
day and take the Train syosset Branch 1t tickshs a.
II IS A. NJ, and 26 81. On Saturdays, the 8 40 NJ
viii Ysphans and leave Ysphsnk st
slO A. Monday ning for Brooklyn Leave 6re-nport
dor Bro1 klynl stioA.M fsrulnsdse 30 syos,et,
IN Jsnses 20 IS as A NJ. and 2 10 and IS P. NJ.
IQSS Spring ARRANGEMENT
Co., NYACK sad HAVEasrRAW STEAMBOAT
LisE-Touehips at Bocklant Lake sod Pemont In coz.
pec,on with IN. ~ Z. The ehppers,esmer
ISAAC P. SMITH cspt T Blaoeh will 90 and stsr
Thusiay March IS 1855, leave Chsmbenst Pier EVERY
AFIPhECON st O'Clock RETURNING. leave HsverstIsw
every morning 80 ROckland Lake as Nyscs 75. Pier
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OTTIcE OF rHs MIssEsorA MINING CSsr.W
NEw.SokK March 81 st

of'NA ~ -" NEW. soRK Msreh ST as !
NOTICE is hereby given that the IRANSr Tx
~ sooEs ofthe sIsSEsorA MlSlSG COdpANf wI
be CLIO ED on rU ssDAY the leth cav o, apri pr p.S
ioihe -, nert Of the Dividend Of FIFTEEN poILAes
PtR SCARF. due the i6h April sod viii ten,in e.osea
until be latter ssie inclusive Due notice I'll be fven OF
ne nns eesns Of the BOOTS Prc9Sstes 70 the a o.
th- Ir.seAt SOnssny ans It's eors-nsN'oa uoSei tns
era sibhe Law Of tb- State Of Michigan resolved tn-
late htb1a heeurs al -heh ss0. the op7snys srp
MI Do ssSd Tor the vdesd paJste the lein Jay next
By efeeE Of The Direesr.
sAwrEL J. ". BARRY, sesrt,sry
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CHARLES z MILLER, kuctioneet
CENTRAL MORRlSANrA
JANIS CoLG A1etioneef
Oc VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

81 ClssOp avs De.s and s.rsen.is Ix,h Ward Brook
yn-Po.itve Ssle-JAMES COLE l. son will sel at snstOn
on WEDNEsoAY, April T. 1855, At ~ o'oloet the Msr
ehsns Exobsnso New Yok the following desirable LOIS
VIZ
Five the ives, ado Of oasOn between P.ae and
Desn%is
Fcu, Lets on the OF Cl..ou sy s,3 81
OF o. Cla.oa and
Five Lots the southwest corner OF Clssonav Ser
Sena
Lots OF the south side Of Bergen s, leo eot west Of
Cisson
Fur large Gore Lots 10 ofthe shove
CsoL and !. the lea us ayonue
fom the Essen section tN iasbai sh) - eistoush
Thee los os.hy located whi three blocks Of the Fa
tohsv RAlfosd to Fulton Ferry; GOOD nrsbboihood nc
large p0'sI OF the paetsse money may remain on bond
and moitgsge
70, ard fan rs,' ua, spoy 20 the Auconse No. IS
Fulton 81 SfCoksp sId 90. rs Nssssu g.. >ew-fors.
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=. Cotton. Auctoneer
MORTGAGE SALE Of ROSEWOOD and

w BABOGANY CAeI EFT FURSirURS. Oh 'sioting.,
frDch Plot Miro Ct'psis. OIL clob Bed oon Furniture
Oat Do silver Plsied Ware &c SC F cOLrO will sell
on ~EDNt SDAY April g. al W O'clock, at the Au don
RoCms, No 20 BsekmsBst by viz OF moitg AID
ngbmtbt the erte .toct Of dse and Dsnoftct9 al Of
which been m-S5 f0r custom ads and "a relied uoon
IL III cosi't IN pt Of Ticn ahnsauy snd rosewood Par
lor ard Dulngoom Chairs mahogany 8pOs cass and SecTe
tsite Wsidobs tofa end SOFA aedst.a5s, C0uches add
Couch Pedtfsacs Nathle-tp DFeenR ana Plain Rnrsa
French Bsdfeads. hOgaBy and back walnut dO"k
ers Vose do Ttt.aT6e, IL bsusl,ih aud ero'asle,
bletp Cad and sofa Fables Ertoos,o Dinner Ia
b.s g. wood black wuut severa Oval and Frenrh
Pte Mirrors on Pt5tirg' several Hair Mattresses 20 or 80
pieces # Oi Cloth shous 70 yads EACH Oak Fgrrurs
Wssbsisu6s &c &C Also, Tot OF Stveipateo ware Ia
eooo order By vtu- o. Assignment. lot Of God
Prs Bhgs Brooches Chairs &c &c
ind all wait Of gofd nure aye invited 70 at
terd tiistse. and Shipping ~ mod rate chrEe.
R.-Caalc su.s ready cary "Wednesday mornng, and
Io.tponen ent account
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OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN soUrHERS AND NORTHERN
INDIANA r. 4. COMPANIES, No. Is vi isn,st {

OFFICE OF The MICHIGAN soUrHERS AND NORTHERN
INDIANA R. X. COMPANIES No. rs VII i.mst :
HIw-YotK, March Is, 1855.
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of the
"A MCCLELLAN SOUTHERN RAILaOAO COMPANY
will be held the Oee Of the ConP.ay at Adsa In the
sts.e of Michigan 10 oeoch, A. the 18th day OF
April And meeting Of the stoek hoser OF The SohIh
ERN INDIANA RAILkOAD COMPANY ~i be be- 81 tue
Oee Company Lspars In the State of Indians. At
u oeloek the 18Th day OF April next, 70 act on
contract sodpE the stock and interest OF the ed
Mbfsn Southern Reirod Company with the stock and inter-
est of the ,ad northern Irdsns Railroad Con snc to
,ahofIe the mskiDs OF contracts or running ana business
srr.pten epis with ,her Companies
The s,ok Transfer Books Of Both Companies viii be closed
an the 5h dsy Of pi sud open the day .fter the
speeye days OF meeting Of ockhaass order OF the
s.,d N. hopkins Secretary.
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OctN BANK, MsTch -. lsf
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS,
"a ..o for THREE Inspectors for the next -nuiag
.Iecsn viii be held al the Banking House on TUESDAY.
Wv ,''s ~ n prr,r Gals PALMER A C.
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JAMES COLI, Apctionser
PRIVATE RESIDENCE on

LEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE on
II bEOOELYH sIGHrs, ct AUcTIOs-So ~ WI
L~r-JAs COLI sou will cell. "WEDNESDAY
Anil 1885 u O'Clock ~ the serehsnts Exehsnge.
nles evou.ly sold private al. The lsrfs story Attic
"a Pssnsu' fsme YELLING WITH 4 LOrs o. LsSo
Nc % Willow o. between Czk end Piereponso lio e-t
itp,h ron CLARK The House s So feet square, VIII Ia
closed p.rfs the resr butt the bet name snd In per
feet oesr contains IS rooms hntshd vi msr1ie so
the tTaes sosre doors plated furniture; ffenes windo~
rs6e outsce bliLcs ratse, ;nfbsce h't ena coo
water bath tells and speaking TUBS &c wne wood
ana ysft,sbe eelArs roo raioFs lie &c Tue
hole pleie al the moeera imp oseGsots and oae OF
m uost tApt and retired resnspees In Brooklyn within
mis- 81 wst Of the Ful and WAt Ferres Part Of me
purehsse money On bond oItsase for maps sed fau
sppy be AuctoDee EOs % Fulton Of brook
bb. and Is Nassau Il. New SoIs
GEORGE Cook. AEc.ioIeer
INTENSIVE SALE Of NEW and SECOND"
II BAND FURs'TURE. silve tlstee snd C7ins V.re.
Pspoforss &c THIS DAY. Tuesday. at lot o'e'oet
BY sIOSER COOK At their ssies rooms No S'i 5fos1
way DuGne,t, a'ss afforment OF fuHitue and
png articles Of every coos sins q
elesan. PaoT sgtes, 10 FroSeh Boosses and
roesde e.p; French Plate Pier and Meal. asses srencb
(Leks Mants Ornaments Oil paiooss Marble top Cenier
Side Al fo Tasls Esses Secr.tere soos cses Library
90 F.t.b,i Tables Nshoesns sod O.t gid boards
NstSToh.. R.dsea8s 4 eTs qa4liy aarbs top Blresus
ard s.h.i.td. Hair Ms re,ses. Pa.ses Ea4Deed Cot
tase suit.. Habessny Sofas Tetss r.tes, Am ChAs
Office end Counting Dess &c Also The Fur
phue Of Tsofs shnp, Tounters Cutting Board, Swing
Glss. Stoves Lamps, a..
A. II o'clock. PlANOFORTEs Catalogues on tho morn
iDf Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

NEW and SECONDHAND FURNITURE
IN FFANKtIN ri HOLs will s.', us DAY,
April Sd ~ ococt At the ssssrooms No. 10 Nassau st.
did assortment Of fuTniu 20 pay a1vances an
pri.iI Ross wO~d PsIlo suite 10 Brocat AID Hair Cloth,
Ssbt gspy Pcsewood Book cess enter Tables Chairs,
&c Also hand Parcr Chan Ktcheo Furniture,
TbIse.p and Iusan Carpets COcteIy. Gass Ware, Beds,
Bidding &c
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CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of
y NEW. YORK JOSEPH q. 8OYT. WA HCYr and
oI,IvER HOY1 sssinsl HENRY r. PIscaER--ssunoas

OLIFEH y. I5Iugk--5sUfn1n5
for demand 90 the sboss
You hereby summoned tke cooatnt IN h
which lsd in the o6ce Of The cs.k Of he City and
County u New York. and Of answer
my Office No s. " ilsas 10 the City Of HswYsrk,
within twenty days ssr the service hereof excuHve the
day Of such service and you G the complaint
ssess the plaintiffs will Judgment sssns yca for the
the Of Eve boDdsd and t.sve sovs ed ninety I've
with afsresf the Of hundred aad ssety do
lars md Eve from oece1 bss "a ls5t frydye DOLLAR
arc nte'y cent? from Jsnssiy S5 on tao hundred AID
thirty Eve dollars snd shteeen nom library lSo5
ana On forty enc do. and sshy from rekruA
IS leS5 besides Of this scon -Dsted FEB n. lsbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

AICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Nl LINE -Trayelers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS. KAN
sAs all points West and South West obtain Through
ernips routes fare Ac eithes
by the NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application ct the Con
panys Ofce No. 1873 Broadway. cor. Dey to
JOHN Y. PORTER, General Agent o.
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NOTICE.-An assessment OF FOUR DOL
IN LARS on each sbare OF the PORTAGE ALBION
MINING COMPANY has been esied. and made payable on
the 10Th April the Office of the Company NO. 81
Merchants Fxchspse-New York. March % 1850
By orcer of the Directors w r BUTTER "OATH:
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INV Uhh, rtU TO
Alta MEETING of the stockholders of
John sIMPKINs, JR, Sec and Tress OF the Y. c. Co

Sir: the expiration OF the time limited IN
the above notice II deemed advisable TO permit any OF
the boil pre,ent their soek and comply win tne
eond therein specific within thirty days IRON and sei
th Sste After The expiration # said thirty DAYS the stok
which be presented viii be worthless and
from any benefit which presumed bs realized BY ~
presentation BY order OF the Directors.
JOHN SIMPKINs ia Sec and Tresa Of the r. C. Co.
York March
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Spinal Complaints sif JOINTS. Cun. Bruises. WOUNDS,
yio. p,, CholeIs Mobus Dysentry n; DOloreuI ana all
other eompsipt where there severe pains hADWAfs
READY RELIEF will instantly stop he pain and qaieky
In Al eD.s ef accidents. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 10
prompt IN sfsr6Ds relief
SADWAYs REsDY RELIEF The hes. Physicians In
FredoIia, Il hing County. Ohio
Fs.posIA Licsios County Ohio.
For Eve Yeas lsid upon ny bach unable TO rse ga st.
by best but obsnsd ref NJ. even
nav Of kope Of my recovery ives left One snss spp
cation Of Joar Ready Relief enabled me 70 rise AN now
well n rEA5EI NJ
Remedies se referred 20 RAD FAMILY FRIEND.
an inter esiirE monthly pspsr which will be sent free Of
ch.rt. or any Of the United States By apply
N either person letter 70 Office The PAD
he are invited 20 call receive the r. r. public .tons
KADWAf e. 20 No lbe f1lto1-et ". Y.
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GOLD and SILVER LEAF, Foil, Bronze, &c
nan s.acteEy, Nc. - Beetasn.t Plant HoOEAH
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A DAMS & Co.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Vrce No brostWay
vsci.L NOTICE. TO csLIFoRsA sHryfEhs

NOTICE -Cor,iruee, Of Freisbt &c per Adams Go .
E1ps between New loik md C.ouia are barely ncn-d
st the tuE.s ,, l0uss exclusively he Sewf0rk HOa-
the here setting sg-nt. ouyi consequently there can
he 10 IN eruption Ia the tu-'n-ss l. Z. WOODS,
E.h
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
IN EtE TON for DIRECTORS Of the ST MIC iOL as
Insurance COMPANY Will be held at the oie. Of safe
Compapy corner o. 9Th and I4th st TUESDAY, the
Cth dsy of April less between the hours OF 10 O'Clock M
and u AID also election r three Inspectors Tor
he mex succeeding election w. SLDOUM eecINtNy.
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BoNDs-These sonas aye dated March 10, 1854 PAYABLE 10
year. rom date Interest payable semi ann asy They are
certified BY the Comptroller q the sate OF Connecneu
The entire Of Bonds By this Company less than one
third part of the sc;ual c. II Of the rosd.
For sale For further information. sqnire o. ,,r
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-11-15
Tar a Remedy for Horse Distemue,

Thomas w. Ladd, of Smithfeld, JEFF.
ferson county, Ohio, writes to the Ohio
Farmer that he has found remedy and
cure for 'distemper' in horses. He says:
Having three sick with this disease. an
experienced farmer told me to use tar,
and he thought that the sick colts would
soon recover, and that those who had not
taken the disease would not have it at all,
or but lightly. followed his direction
to my entire satisfaction. l gave the
colts morning and evening, as much as I
could readily get into their mouths with
a paddle. After few applications, the
sick ones commenced running at the nose,
their appetites returned, and in short
time they had. entirely regained what they
had lost from disease. The others never
tooE-it to my knowledge, Some prefer
mixed fsho with the tar, but I used it
alone, and | believe it to be entirely suf-
iicieut, if the article be good, pure tar
[ would have no faith at all in the coal
tar, now in use in some places
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-11-15
a Kiss in Fee.

A young German girl was acquitted on
q charge of larceny last week, in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, Phila. Upon
the verdict of acquittal being rendered
by the the jury, she manifested her Joy
and her gratitude in q manner when
very much astonished her counsel, the
Court and the bar. With tears of JOY
full happiness bursting from her sparkling
ewes. she embraced her counsel, and i'm
printed upon his glowing cheek a KISS
which resouDded throughout the Court
room. like the melody of sweet music
Her counsel young gentleman OF hne
personal appearance, though taken Dy
srnrnrise received this tender acknowl-
sdgement of his valuable services from
his fair client as legal tender. The girl
IeIft the scene of her triumph, unconscious
of the Gaze and the smiles of crowded
Court room, and only grateful to her
counsel for her deliverance from charge
which had threatened, but moment be-
fore like dark cloud to burst upon her
head and darken her future life with the
nerpetual blackness Of despair ana oeg-
radiation
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-11-15
!. BRING up your Girls Alright

III take your paper, Mr. D u
saiu J wealthy gentleman to u, the otbs,
eay: one who cared NOTHING about sonS '
ing, .n but only about money -rn akinp.-.i;l
axe axe your paper, if you will saw or dc
anysn'ng In 1T which shall make our pirls
moIh, instead of flirting about the streets
ana spending money, the first red cent Of
winch they never earned too.n We could
not dromise him any such thing and 50
we lost or did not gain, subscriber
wow that man has family of girls, and
ne complains madly that they are good
,GI lor nothing but to spend his mopey-
they would scorn to help their mother
sew, Knit or do house work: not tbav
they are too much ladies for thatl Tbcv
can thumb the piano little; thcy can
ocdeck themselves in silks and ;swels !;
'ney can saunter the streets and stores to
snow their new founccs and pretty bon
nets; they can waltz in the dancing hall
and drive with the fast younr blades tb.
town around; and this is all they cun do.
No wonder the fathers of such promising
young ladies should call on the printer for
help, p,and promise to patronise him to the
amount of some shillings per year, if he
vii! peform a duty which was never per-
formed for them at home, and the pom
fuiflment of which by their parents is now
bringing upon their heads that punish
ment in the shape of chagrin and morti-
tication, which they SO richly deserve
Move tell that man,-the newspapers
can hardly reach his case. The evil lies
IN the sanctuary of his own mansion. Be-
cause ne is rich, he has brought up his
daughters to depise work and working
people. The. consequence is, they are fit
for nobody. Their intellectual educa-
ton has been enforced by quite loose les
sons In educated society they cannot
sustain themselves; for the kitchen they
are not qualified and if they 90 not have
the good luck to marry men whose for
tunes can support them in idleness and
luxury, they may find their level in a
worse place than We would mention.-I
Teach your daughters to work as soon as
their young fingers and hands can help a
mothers tolls. Keep them steadily en-
ploycd IN some useful service and their
health will be sounder, their intellects
brighter, their morals purer, their char
acters better, and they will appear wher-
ever they are, ornamented by q more
than golden jewelry, which nothing earth
ly gives, or can destroy Some girls in
the plaincst attire, look vastly better and
are infinitely more thought of and respec-
ted than others of nobler ancestry who
carry silks and satins enough upon their
persons to load barouche; and why! be-
cause ofthe ornaments Of cultivated minds
and accomplished manners These, af-
ter all, are the true glory of woman, the
presence Of which is worth more than
rubies, and the absence of which nothing
can supply.
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Valuable Real Estate at
P y B A9S So g g ,

The undersigned illsell public sale, at
his residence in Ross tsp, Monroe co., Pa,
on wednesday, Dec. 9Th, 1855, bis farm
containing 20 acres, 81 acres of which
is plough land, in high state of cul-
tivation, IS good meadow, and the re-
mainder timber-land, coverd with oak,
&c. The Improvements thereon consits of
a Grist Mill, so by 35 feet, containing
8 run of stone, all in good order; two
Dwelling Houses, one Barn with stone
stables underneath; Blacksmith shop,
Corn Crib and several other out:build-
ings; a variety Of choice fruit trees, and
never failing springs of excellent good
water near the dwellings. AIs0-A Foun-
dry "a feet square, together with the
machinery, patterns and TASKS; and Saw
Mill in running order
The abovo property is situated on the
Wilkes-Barre Turnpike, half mile
from Saylorsburg, and about ten miles
from Stroudsburg, county-seat of Monroe
The property will be sold in lots or all
together. Persons desiring to view the
property, can do SO, by calling on the
on the premises.
Sale to commence at O'Clock in the
afternoon, when terms and conditions
will be made known.
JOSEPH ALTEMUS.
Nl- 1SEE
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PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers at Private sale Al
acres and 142 Perches of land situate in
Chesnuthill township, Monroe county, Pa,
adjoining land of Samuel Sox, Lynford Ever
lit and others, and within one mile of the
Wikes-Barre Turnpike. About 10 acres of
this tract is cleared, in high state of culti-
vation, the remainder wood land, well cover
ed with oak and yellow-pine. Said property
is convenient to mills, public schools and
places of worship. Persons wishing to ex-
anime the property, can do so by calling on
Henry Bond, who will make known the terms
AMOS BOND.
Chesnuthill, Sept. 27, 1855