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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-11

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ed head with an air of supreme indiffer-
ence, and 60 away and cry over it, hours
at time. Everybody thought something
was the matter with Sophie. Sophie a.
moDg the rest.
Her suspense and penitence became in,
supportable at last. Sister Kate who had
come so near the solution of the true mys'
terry, should know all-so said Sophie
Perhaps she could advise me what to do,
for to give Harry up forever seemed ev-
cry day more of an impossibility.
"Will you come into the garden with
me, Kate!" she asked. in trembling
voice, of her sister one day, about month
after ber trouble with Harry, l have
something of Importance to tell you."
"Go away, darling, and [ will be with
you in few moments" replied Kate,
casting searching glance at Sophie S
flushed cheeks and swollen eyes.
Running swiftly along the garden paths
as if from fear of pursuit, Sophie turned
aside into her favoriie arbor, and finging
herself down on low seat, buried her
head among the cool vines, and gave her.
self up to paroxysm of passionate grief.
Soon she heard steps approaching, and
an arm was twined tenderly about her
waist, and warm hand was laid caress-
ingly on her dropped head,
80, Kate, Kate!" she cried in the ago.
ny of her repentance, II am perfectly
wretched. You don't know why, though
you have come very near guessing two or
three times. Harry and p
Here convusiye sob interrupted her
and the hands upon her head passed over
her disordered curls with gentle smooth.
ing motion.
Harry and I'-anotber sob-"quar.
relied two or three weeks ago. l was
wil(ul and rude, just as it was natural
for me to be, and he got angry l dom,
think be is going to forgive, for be hasn't
been here since.
Sophie felt herself drawn in tighter
embrace and was sure Kate pitied her.
II would not have owned it to any bod
if tt had not been just as it is,'' she contin-
ued rubbing her little white hands into
her eyes; "but think lose him alm ost
as l do you and father and mother"
A kiss dropped on Sophie's glossy head
and tighter was she held She wonder
ed that Kate was SO silent, but still kept
her face hidden in tue vines.
"He asked me to be his wife, she con-
tnued "asked me as nobody else ever did
in such manly way, that he made me
feel as though | ought to have been the
one to plead instead of him. could not
bear that, and | answered him as | should
not. lie thought it was because he was
poor and | was rich; and all the time |
was thinking Id rather live in q cottag
with him than in the grandest palace in
the world with any other man, only | was
too proud to tell him so to his face
What can | do! Tell me, Kate, you are
much better than am, and you never
get into trouble. [ am sure [ shall die
if you don't" Aud poor Sophie wept a.
new.
"Look up, dear, and I'll tell you"
Sophie did look up, with start, and
the next moment, with little scream,
leaped into the arms-not of sister Kate;
but Harry Ainslee
Sophie declares to this day that she
has never forgiven either of them, though
she has been Mrs. Ainslee nearly two
years.
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A lady out West brags that none of
her relations were ever sent to the State
Prison or-Congress.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-11-11

An editor down South reports himself
son struck, but is recovering, though the
blow was poupder.
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a patient martyr! Were a Catholic. | should
call thee Saint Saunders! What a nice smell
OF pennyroyal and spear-mint there was about
her Even when she came in the spring, to
make our annual mess Of sOft-SOap and dab
bed In bones and ashes, and hung over the
witch-like cauldron, the herby smell never
quite letther. at hung round her still" With
what tenderness she called me her ''litte dear"
and smoothed, or tried to smooth, my stubbed
hair with her hard hands. She felt any kind
ness shown her and tried to repay it. She
had brought my mother some little presents
from her two or three starYeling acres, which
she tried to take care of herself, while her
lazy, ugly husband, smoked his pipe and hic-
cOughed, the day through, on the old settle in
their red-rattered kitchen. The presents were
Jumps Of turpentine in clam shells, which she
said was good for Inflammation and bruises,
and for drafts on the feet when any of us had
fever, which the Lord forbid! and turkeys
wings, bound with red flannel, which she
thought would save boughten brooms, and an
swer for sweeping the ashes in the chimney
corner A few gnarled sour apples, and some
sweet herbs, completed the gift. Mrs Saun-
ders wore blue wooden gown, spun and dyed
by herself Her gray hair was not covered by
a cap. Her face shone with soap and water;
and she beamed all over with goodness. She
tried TO conceal her cares and troubles, and
met every eye with a smile She had only
two long eye-teeth to show her friends and
the contrast between her forced smile and her
care-worn face was indeed pitiable. She would
not sit in the parlor, but wanted to help in the
kitchen, and was very much in every body's
way, she was so Hurried and anxious Old
Mr.. Buck, the miller, was there too, and was
regaling himself with cheese and gingerbread,
his favorite relish. He was a captous old
man, and found great fault with the "select
men" of the town. "They didn't do right,
according to Scriptur." George Washington
Jones had not ventured from his chair by the
door. In case of any great embarrassment, he
could rush out. He was a lad of twenty, the
son of brutal father, who had nearly cufed
his wits out. Mother presented him with a
two-bladed jack-knife soon after he came, and
he changed it from pocket to pocket continual
ly; he was so delighted with it, he was almost
miserable. Jane Buck l carried up stairs, and
placed in chair by the fire She was in
chilly condition; her fingers were long and
red, her face pinched and blue, and her figure
drawn up as if she were in misery. Her hair
was almost white, and tied so tight at the back
of her head that its roots round her forehead
were turned into pimpes. She wore new
red-and yellow calico frock, and a little shawl
was pinned over her shoulders.
Concluded tO-morrow.)
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the privilege. WALKER 81 SWEETSER.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

ExcITENEsT IN MARYLAsD.-A gentleman writing
fr,m belsir en- the sth met, Gays: We are in the
mdst Of one Of the greatest eIctements that has
been ID this county. II grew out Of the tarrng and
featheripg Of Mr.. Jas L. Bowers on last night txo
seeks. ON well acquainted with him, aud always
found bin 10 be very ciever and oblgpg; his wife is
lady who treats every person well. All that they can
prove against koWeIs ~, he is opposed 10 Slavery In
the night be wss decoyed under false preteness by
stranger who said he had broken down, and ssked
MI Bowers to get him apiece Of rope and assist him.
Mr. b. IN the kIrcness Of his heart went to the gate
ard there was caught by gang lying in wait. Mr..
Bowers made alarm which reached his wife and she
ran 10 his stance and commenced in good earnest
To unmssk -oms Of the party, for which she was so
injured tnat DR.. NJ Whaling despaired of her life for
son tine, she beirg about seven months in preg.
nancy. On the nsxt morning Mr.. Bowers went 70
Cbestertown before Squire Graves and made oath to
the following persons, and the Squire put them under
George u. Handy Josiah Rrgold, Harris Be *, Viii.
ham p. Francis, Isssc Perkins, Samuel Baker, VII.
liam 7. Baker, Ffsby Brown, being eight in number.
Report esys that there wers about thirty persons
present. but Mr. Bowers could rot identity any more.
On the saturday foIlowisg the occurrence there was
sshowin CpestefsOvn ana Mr. Bowers friends msds
rally, ard commenced TO vindicsts him. the result
was .ome six or eight fights. On the 5.h, which wss
let Monday, at the celebration, Richard Hynsop,
eeq., made attack james Mansfield ex editor Of
The kent Ntrs, and struck Msnsfsld with nis cane
wren the Bowen men made another rally and before
they stopped Knocked down twenty-five men, rs1
Samuei Baker ard Isaac Perkins two OF the tsr and
featherDg men, on. Of toe town-the officers refusing
to act. They say the Pro-Slsvery men commenced i
by taxing the lsw in their hands, and they may
tight 1t out trisby Brown, ons Of the u,en Mr.
Bowers held to bail went to town on the 26.h ut to
see the chow. The Bowers men found he was in town
and got after him. He got into Dr. Ssppingtons car.
rlsge and went some i6 or II miles on Eater Neck
lssrd, ard kept hid for two or three days. He has
10 slaves ara the Bowers men swear they will fix
bin yet 1t s said by men who know that at least
three-qusrters Of the people are on B,verss side
nearly al the laborpg Glaze, or non slsveholders,
IT. Wilmington lDsl.l Repu olicsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Watrf Gnre

nR T.. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE and
~ GYMsAsUN- Bergen Hgt.s, New.Jersey minutes
either the Hobokep Jersey CRY ferry BY regular stages
AiOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bng.
Vl ban ton N 2s miles from city BY NJ Y. Erie
asd has location surpassed beauty by othes
IN Union Terms S5to si0 per week vor creuas address
J II NORTp n. or MARTHA FRENCH, 81 d.
'T,HE SARATOGA WATER CURE is the
p.e wh,r. tnvaids 60 10 regsn health, sud where the
~ 'Iom Shrir labor, Large and airy
Drrd here, and 'rd 'hs, v ~ do ROOD m r"'
Asdr,ss ~ DEDOkTHA NJ. D. Ssa.osa Springs N. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Goal.

oyuct or 1BE CussEaL AID Coal AID laos CosrAu
Cor1ss OF Broadway and Wslst
NEw-YeRK, Ap~l n, 1883
THE CUMBERLAND COAL and lRON
COMPANY Cr now prepared coLrSot foI the ss.e Of
their inoxn and approved qusirs.s OF CUASERLAND
COAL viii be shipped In the best order ,for tns SonpsnS'
dsnot. AZ Alsx.odTia ga and BAt.uo,e, Nd
fhe Company vhsp required viii charter vessels icvess
freight without ebsrse. kobEhf r. oEIIf frcccsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
nm NSYTV ANA LROA D.

DENNS VANIA RAIL y A D.
i r.. GRpAI CENTRAL ROUTE, eonnecsas The Assone
.,.. x,b Moth Ws~en end south " es,eii
hy Raiivsy di ct This kad aso conue,,,
P,tt,brsh With daily Of sesuers TO an Pr, on .ne
- r,xru Al az eyrlsnd aod Ssucussy win tue s,~sHs
al p. on W-.eru ishes-nssne ,he most oiIe
b.s. srd reliable BY which FREIGHT can Be fof~Sae0
q and .otr the GrrS West ,,-ryor,ou
KArES bTTvsEk PHILADELPHIA and rtrisoO A"n'
TIRsT Boots Hss snd Cap. booss 75c-ntsv
Dry Goo. IT. boxes bse aud tnaAh o'us'VH lcoD.
SECOND LIS. hi. De-. do cssss1 Hard soceu.sP
x.r- (iu rolls or boxts Wool ana SheeP i' w.
P.r, Eas,~Gd kc........... ....................,..'(
rE,rp GAS Anvis Steel Coasu' un c.xsl 50 csn.s
Heup Bscot Pork sAtsd Qooss oE ia sscnh 100 %.
Tobacco msnu.scrDrsd exc p, C.sn OF Sr.S'
eorsTu Ct ass Cofre Fish, B,c1n, Beet ara a.. y,
>. lin c.st. Ess,~srtl, La sod Laia
OF Nsl. Soda Ash G-rrisn Clay, Tar ffcn' H"~'
Rr.su L.. s...s..sss'ss..'J
FLoyp- y bb. uun fLther notice.
Gv.rN- ~ NO n until further notice. .
CoTrox- j. bale exceeding $40 70 weight una h'ne'
achee =. p.u.J,h,. n. mar,
ssu.r h. mai, III VI, P,nnsy Rsiroad Al
Coco. Consigned the Aers OF his hoad fsnaaspos Vi
Pt,.bursb vii be forwarded without detention .
FRsIsHr AesNrs-Hsrs Worm ~ Co., memphis renn- !
r. y Sss. Co. st. Louis; p q OReily c. Evsnsvhe
Ind D. IN. sui Bell Co, snd Carter JeSetf Loln'iue
Ky B c Medium Madison lDd Il. W Brown % ana
I,xip Co Ciuiapst W Graham Co, Lanesyile ONO
Ieecb Co. No 81 Kiby e. Bostoo l~ech Co. NO Ast9f
House New YORK. and No South Wilism-st New torS t.
J. sn. eder Phn.dpba; Mssrss koons, Baltimore; " A.
sswss. Pittsburgh. r,,,,.,.
A. SCOTT. SupeTnt-ndent, Altoona, IA
Arru
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
pLNEsY RAJ .a,lrt L 4 . A D.

,..n.vix.ni, Railroad connects Pittsburgh ~th r.t
ss. 70 and from Louis No. Alton oNena aud Chicaso III
S,..tfo,, Lax,uston and uisvs KY fsrrs Hse Madison
LsSyss sno Ied ans pols Ind Cncinnsh Dayton sprne
ssId BslIeoptsne ssndusty, Toledo Clsve'snd ConouA
ssck bosts from New 0ean s Loa' tousfue aHe
cfncirnsu ,.,,..~
Acued pisces In the West - ,,.,.. .,x
Pss,snx sp viii find this the shortest moR expedoom ~
,.ufor .bl, ront~ between the East and West
IRON NEw-YosK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOUn'
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN SIS HOURS
HROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ HoU2
ears - Low as other roate.
Bee handbns n the hotes Of
YhrousA Tckes Information NAV be had the
t8cs Of ths PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAp,
No 9 lstor Dc use Broadway.
Isn1arv l. 1855 T. ELLIOTT. AGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
OFFICE NIw-YoEx ZRfs Rail Co.,
Ne~-Yort, June H. Ia52
EYEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Th

IN New York aad Ehe Rrcae Company hsve earnestly
tesvoed curing the Ten moths % exahh and maintain
snln and of traffic by the four great lines
uhih oolpect tie Atlantic ctes sDd the West HsvAs faed
n this and beievne 10 Be irjadous snd mpo2s 70 nas
By the ios Of Pree Passes By the employment ol
and oors BY any other 1aderhsed me.ns ths
Company ahef r-so meaas have 8trr mined
reduce tie fares md ser Monday t,h follows
Between New fort and Dunk.,t observation-disclosures % N
Between E-w Yort end Buffalo. .to................ q
B<s.een Hev Yort and Hsesp FGs s1sp-ndon
CHARLES MORAN President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

HEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIfY.-hll aad Express Lies Issve kevY Yort and m
.nc s,a tre 81 rnToush Tickets sold for Cncnnsn
Ad TIE Wet and for Bkcinor- WAshagon Norfolk hc and
2rocsa basnee CHECKED 70 wsshins.oa IN and , n
H.ns J. W. wOODRrff. Assis:an. Superintendent
No bs<sss vi ~ received for say train dsveesl snl
sAsckss t1eea uisu.ss b stvsGcs 6tAs Tine q lesvas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
steamboats ano Railroads..

ALL Railroad Companies should adopt the
"A DOUBLE FLANGED RAILROAD WHEELS upon al
Pa,.-ps ca, On nocsct lie Double Faaset Wheels
IL CONNECTION with compound Rails VIII uereat from
urg tack any of AccceHt uness - tso rss
N rusd arr rona from The tsch. L. BALL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Aud newy ft;ed up Psssensei AID Fr Screw oteane
IRON CITY, T. Tdue, Naster
MINERAL ROCK ?. Ryder, Master.
GFN TAYLOR. Geo l. Scn- Master.
Mstns ree boa ssyng Cleveland week through the
the round In etgct days. Rooms tor
suy Of the trips can BE- secured By sGd,es,ng
- .USSEY & MCBRIDE,
Forwardips Cour.sson He:chsnts,
Cleveland. Ohio
B-Hs,k all Psck,ses "Cre Of Hussey McBnde Cleve.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Eeqdi Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy OF New York, notice b hereby syea fall
persons hsy esns against JOHN AVERY late Of Bridge
port Connecticut, formerly Of the City of NewYork deceased
present with
his Place OF business No. 33 Froutsrse the City " New
YORK before the twenty second day Of October next
Dated New York the seventeenth day Of April 1853.
sp Slaw6aM WALTER T. AVERY, Executor.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
County Of New Yok notice hereby given persous
bayig claims AGAINST WILLIAM y. CATTERF1ELD, late of
tie City Of New los deceased to the with YOU b.
thereof The subscriber. At ,hs Office Of George Ireland
No ls Pine IN the CtJ ot York before the thirty
fra DAY d Dece mhsr nex-Dsed NewYofk the 18th day Of
JuB~, iStS EMMA A. CATTERFIELD, AdIniastratrix.
j-2s lsw61nN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

CAFEGUARDSfo for rTRANELERS.--The thinking
~ public and os who travel requested % note tse a..sa
rotli Of CREANERS BRAKE OPERATORS 20 the Carr OF
lie Railroad hres In the country Hlisr
River Cleveland and Toedo Tere ianie s1d Rchuocd hcb-
ssn Cet Sc The bet Of this cevoe Is 10 psoe the Ion
of Al The brakes u the hsnes OF ne ensneet oE -elaAnts d NE
trtin ios iu.;an. = case OF dsnssr
Expeiuce de. that the destructive effects OF 81
railroad e 4. .e Ion the Of the Of
ter IN rspie uo,iop.
The Use Of Lis aa.ion yes eesree OF ,cuiiy 70 life
and property in railroad s,.ansbe BY other known
Rsos officers neglect is are recreSn' 70 tue trusts
cClfoed 10 them IL . spswer hs plrpose
Price a e.rh complete 70. further psrti-Ars ai-
dress w. G. CRFAMER, Sec, No 81 Pi,ss-. ~ \.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. FORT and FALL RIyER--rAs splendid ana .upsros
METROPOLIS Brown, leaves Ne~foSk even
TUESDAY THURSDAY si SATURDAY., q o'ciock n
nd TIE kNPIRL STATE. csP, Brsy'on. on MONDAY WE'D
MIDDAY and FRIDAY a. O'Clock fFOm PIER No n
Hereafter viii BE- rvs.ded lIed 70 any spph
sslt unttl thr shAi have b-es pad Nr
frrxm 70 Bosn1 10 forwarded cnfo-sh vh gse Gsp<toh
- Exy-N f-risAs Train
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

DEGULAR NAIL LINE for BOSTON and
II PROVIDENCE via STONlNGrON.-HOUk Of LEAv
ING CHANGED to s n.-On and after TUESDAY june 4,
the ssearnas. PLYMouTH ROCK and vANDgRBILf Of
is line sln leave Pr No North River. 6s wharf sbovs
sai;ey plso daily. sp strd... - 'Ds."-d ofk
CfiOe 40 10 <rs-ris
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
Miscellaneous.

COURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
s1LT RgFr'M R1RBEKS frCH- GRIPS CHATS
TENDER FLEsH g. Ss.ds te'ss ts, mi eesi :sr
aproo.. forehesds oepr P soy P, q % "a
b.iy ~f,ly sud q,iokly-wsrsnted LIQUID EoCob tu
r o, a. eh.eka LILY WHITE for fashsd rod snf hes'-
"a .o.. HAIR DYE nrsntJ converts ,d EIy or light nsm
n b-su oi back brown withos ssnnt ths ssf1 An
RESTORATIVE fof tie hsr % erv. and mao .an Wy er
sn s,osy and sly Fo9nS D. S2u1sSus ~ H. aa a.,
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EUGENE DUPUY. Druggist, Nc. sos Brosd~ay
Sold everywhsrs.