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ELASTIC FIRE AID WATERPROOF
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ELASTIC FIRE And WATER-PROOFs
CEMENT ROOFING.
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pany- Csrtiaeatss and testimonials IRON Ciucnuau aud
elsewhere, where aas Seen In general ass Tor ssvsra
lie aneersgnod hes been surzgai IN various rodsso
Cement kJOang Tor niabs yearia and hates himself IA
be has gAised some ssPersnee ana Eneie.e curing ma
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11
NASHVILLE LUmBER YARD.

NHESTCHANSs PIEESCR IPTIONSc carefully com
pounded all hours Of day and night We give our per
lnal attention to this department of our business.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11

- mSUTEoN & REED,
5s Wholesale GrOcePs,
I FORWARDLEG AND C0A11SSI0N- 4kRCHANIS
AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR FEATHERS, &C., sc.
NO. 50 BROADWAY NASHPZLLE, TERRHSSsk'
~ Country produce taken exchange at the highest prices.
DOvqf-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11

ENCORPOHA EED fs1a--Charter- perpetual. Cash
Canta sJOanO00. Absolute and unmparai, With surplus
N s5O57 g. and the presgeof g years and experience
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-11

WTE have lust received from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
Nv H. & II. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of XAAAi
Threes do AAAi -Z afsg 30 sl5s
Two do XA;
One do \;
Two barrels old Bourbon ls4S These Whistles pure,
and are worth 81 flour delarsa gallon kor ale in
snv quantity HOLLIsTER < CARTER,
spr23 81, Union street.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27
NO. %

About sunset o message came to him
that Miss B. desired to see him.
/ He found her lying on a sofa in, tbe
Captains state-room, which had been civ
en- up to her. Her mother was sitting
beside her. She looked very pale, and
somewhat suffering, but she held out her
hand to him very gratefully, while the
tears stood in her eyes.
I 'Charle-,' she said, without offsrino q
word Of thanks, i want to see clergy.
man. Is there one on board,' o.
Il will go and see,' said Charles. mo.
wing to the door; but dreadful tbonoht
striking him, be turned. exclaiuine, .Su.
sy. you do not think that
That | an going to diel' said she. an.
ticipating him. No Charles. but I wan,
to see clergyman
Charles went out and returned accom-.
panied By minister
i thank you. sir, for coming to me-
said Susy to the latter, as be entered.--
Il have strange request to make of you.
Would you object, sir,in the presence, and
with the consent of my mother, to unite
me 10 tnal geOtlem an!
If the minister was astouished at this
request, Charles was Infinitely more So
What did you say, Susy,' said he Did
l hear aright!'
Il believe SO, said Susy, smiling at his
eager amazement. Does the scheme
meet your approvaly'
1t was heaveu.inspiredp cried the poor
fellow, frantic With joy-but shade COM
ing over his radient face, he added, grave
! ly, But, Susy. have you consideredl--
Rem ember, | want your love, not your
gratitude. | will be satisfied with moth
ing less
DO not be concerned about that. dear
Charles, replied Susy, gazing at him ve-
ry tenderly through her tears; be assured
you have them both, and had the first long,
before you had the last
But, Susy, you said on yesterdsy-'
'Never mind what 1 said yesterday,
interrupted Susy, with some of her old
spirit breaking out. Just mind what
say to-day. If l was fool once, is that
any reason | must be one always! But,
indeed, Charles, she added. more softly,
II have always meant to be your wife
the only scruple have is that l am not
half good enough for you
1t is needless to say how this discussion
ended. The reader has already OWNED
that Charles continued his journey; and
thus. in the caurso of one eventful day,
he risked life, saved life, made an i'm
promptu marriage, and set out on a most
unexpected wedding trip.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

General, Judge Advocate, General and
Engineer in chief, with tho rank of Lieu.
tenant Colonel, who shall be appointed
and commissioned by the Commander.in.
Chief, for three years from and aftertbe
passage of this act, and who shall have
his office located at Harrisburg, with the
| other departments of State" The Sec
tion defines the duties of the several Of
ficers of the staff, and for the appointment ut
BY the Commander in Chief, of militia
ry Storekeeper for each Arsenal, whose
salary shall be three hundred dollars per
annum. The salary of the Adjutant
General is fixed at six hundred dollars,
to be paid out Of the military fund; and
all other salaries and military expenses to
be paid out Of the same fund.
The sixteenth, and last section, pro-
vides, that the Secretary of the
Commonwealth shall cause a sufficient
number of copies Of this act, and all 9th
er acts not superseded by this act, to be
printed in pamphlet form, properly in
dexed, to furnish every commissioned Of.
fcer, county and city commissioners, as
SCISSORS, collectors, and receivers of taxes,
with a copy thereof; and also all such
rules and regulations as may in pursu-
ance hereof be made and established BY
the commander-in-chief, who in prepar-
ing the same shall be governed by the
rules and regulations of the army of the
United States, so far as may seem expe-
dient and proper for the government of
the Militia of this Commonwealth.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27
A new process of extracting teeth. wa

A new process of extracting teeth, was
recently tried in Baltimore. A number
of teeth were extracted, and the patients
declare they received no pain. but expe-
risnced numbing sensation about the
tooth. This soothing is produced by
passing current of electricity through
the tooth at the time of extracting. The
patient grasps firmly 10 bis band one pole
from an electro magnetic machine, the
other pole is attached to the foreeps, and
by this means a current of electricity is
passed through the tooth, and produces
local anesthesia. and SO avoids the use Of
chloroform or ether.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27
Magnihcently Sold,

No Medical society could be imposed
on as once was the London Medical So
ciety. They were automatically informed
that sailor had broken his leg, and is
had been cured in three days BY the ap-
plication of tar and oakum. They imme-
diateiy broke the legs of such animals as
they could get, bandaging them with tar
and oakum, but the legs did not get well3
and they wanted to break some mans
legs to test this wonderful cure Finally
they wrote to their informau to learn If
they bad used the right kind of tar and
oakum, and in correct portions. He as
sured them ttat all was right, and added
in postscript, that the leg being Of rrood,
tar and oakum was probably as good as
anything they could have used.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

A young girl who was rendering testi-
mony against an individual in court Of
law, said III am sure be never made bis
mother SMILE" There was biography
Of unkiudness in that sentence.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

A Mr.. Pea has been indicted for whip
ping his wife and children. No doubt he
thinks it a hard case that a man cant be
allowed to thrash his own Peas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

TO enjoy to-day. stop worrying about
to. morrow. Next week will be just as
capable of taking care of itself as this
one is. .f.s.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

MamnoM Rat.-The Ellenville IN
" Journal says rat was found dead in
cheese box in that village, few days
ago, which weighed six pounds aud sew
en- ounces! e4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

Snri,rs wants to know if doctors by
looking at the tongue of wagon, can tell
what ails it. t0s so
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

If fee of fifty cents we're charged TO
see the sun rise. nine-tentbs Of the world
would be up in she morning.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

An Impossibility 1.-TWO large women
with large hoops trying to walk under
sm all unbrella. aslsb 81
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27

There are 376 prisoners in the Eastern
Penitentiary, Pennsylvania.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-05-27
VOL Is.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

I6Rhs -F~odotlars per annum n advance-9Twu
dollars and quarter half yearly--and n NO, na;J
oel,te the end ofthe year, Two dollars and half
he2apers III until al lar ages re ma i'd
excent at thc option of the Editor.
w advertisements not exceeding one square (teu
unes will be inserted three ceks Tor one Iollar and
twenty-five cents for every subsequent insertion The
chSree for aud three insertions the same lib-
srI discount maletO yearly advertisers. . -
Hy itetters tddrsssed to the Editor raust be post
paid. ~ rf ttelt. -r-s'E0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

N and substantial of teeth pure sver with gums
$40 eectropaed with pure gold on gold pauna and rubber
hese with continuous gums, 81 warranted equal 70 sny
work in New York, any price single teeth ~ Teeth hlsd
snd without the least pain for ~ cents BY Dr.
IUTHk " dentist o. Tenth street ans sixth av"ue
q ONLY GOLD PARTIAL SETS Or TEETH; sis,
Yo gold sets ST. silver Extraordinary facilities ts mann-
featuring DR. MANSIONS magnificent American Gnuosype
eeh four premiums eighteen established dentistry
Twenty and 35s Sixth corner Of
twenty second street Branch Offices jersey City ios Wash
trgfon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

rrOfrI, ST GERMAN, BnOADWAN, flFfH AVE
mo and TweHty second sreet-fids hcttal ma tul1e
hoe his thoroughly repaifed reptr"i md rn va vn
,se arar and IN conducted the european Hlin Meals
served in prv-e parors. silt y vey commoiloas md
.'eganty furnished suitable Cor afgc h1y aus
fso ANAL rlrlors Ind bedrooms wh Maths attached - ren
fsrrsrerfy reasonehie rites lhe l1r op ~ s h1t
- ,be Mersecson of Grapdvuy RIM nod Twenty
sera street exceilel ~ auy house u ae city, b1ng
81 81 The "A st accessible and siderable 2rhA'la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
OF STORES.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, I
NUWY 1883 (


ProuosaIs sealed and endorsed Proposals for Freight
viii be received this ONCE, mil IL O'Clock Wednesday
The 2d day IL December 1888 The transportation 81 $500
barrels less Of government stores from The Navy
Yard Brsoxiyn the Parana The Ces
must price per barrel without distinction between wet
ard each barrel half barrels OF bread beer
porx Hour rice dried apples pickles tutsr, Delas
vinegar wskey viii be considered and r for
a. barrel whether Ii be whiskey barrel barrel Of
smaller capacity All oher packages 10 be estimated at the
rate Of 81, cubic feet barrel whatever they may con-
lain and in all other than
the nfihs viii be deducted. No prnage VIII be allowed.
Payment be made by Navy Agent IN the United States
40 the bidder aud Designated IN the charter
party thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence
delivery he cargo Should the detained
her destination bcyond the usa numhoo lay days she shall
be paid nOa than forty d@llars dem nrrage day
for each day that she may be so detained BY competent
authority.
The vessel stand No and pass the usual Inspection
by such persons Be appointed ~ he Commaniaa Of
the ard Brooklyn and be the Yard Immediately ready
70 receive freight and n not presented for examination
within being notified o her acceptance The
peparnent viii consider itself liberty 10 offer the freight
The bidder or 70 make such arrangemens may
beS pubic interest The vessel after taking tbs
elah, On board s. have immediate despatch port
Destination. tkO. N. sANDEhS, Navy Agent
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NEWSPAPERS.
IIoME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
SEw sERIEs-sEw ATTRAcTIoSs-NEw WRITER'S
NORRIS 4 WILLIS, EDITORS
..ries u. hs widely circulated family newspaper
be first day Of January nes printed on hne
xh sSe JasasSy number viii begin publication Of
series S d iea WORKS OF FAcr. AND FICTION,
written expressly 81 IN ASH IN xsss " ' best
The frat Of these The gen Of gifted writer and Ia
"e u '''' TWO WAYS TO wEDLocK.
ia ,a n this ey during he memorable winter u
the great fire. incidents natural and familiar and The
srs gre @ 'sS s graceful dow
inr and veys most usefu lesson
"1 III. s,y VII Be followed BY Tale Of the South and
q sterling interest," BY an eminent southern author en-
nuea THE AyFygER
rbi. procti,n IN entirely American In construction, pl-
incident, ala ogue scene TONE cvsusion could not have
been sy s % the BORN
sialiy-s sonne b1ache y rsmarsasle value ..,...,
The nrd nj ans s' SSosd 'f wfsgs Diary ~
II contains the whole history trials and viii be
read with the deepest feeling n ~ Ass :. sae
description, several Of which are already 10 prepare
All the former peculiar features e the psper which has
given world vide WI be =. while the
SIDED pages Among them number Of fresh spicy,
s""s'ns ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,
which smack and relish o. tbs m huuor, ricness braney
and sparkle Of the times M $1,000. -.
"A heretofore labor nor expense l 70 sp,ret v natn
tain the high the Home yvsssk which y every
where boh At bone abroad esNed 70 be the most
refined eegan, repory OF literature aud the arts on This
REsr AM CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
no copies of the series will be printed than are
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lions without delay. :.
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Edi,ors and pr1prietsrs 17 Fulton street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
COPAnTNERsHII' NOTICES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uOHA&kos
4 YOUNG NAN, or GOOD BUSINESS CAPACITIES
Il. coaeern lie can furnish soo sooo cash The mos.
snd business, NJ, bon s,sSs Pos, o1ice.
LcoR THE SUNNY soUTu.-A PARTNER WANTED.
who can SEQ r. a. s 1eT 5s.sy ~ &C.
pstimen,s Apply immedisisls % Bidcs 4 soUTHwicK,
gagged the milling business in Michigan and would Ike
establish connectbn with some party " take the manage
mil which pleasantly situated u The most nportaa,
railroads. " he STATE and now DONG very ssccessa bn.
a afs w he sasnes Ar per cent vii
pareaisrs aSdress a. Abbot Herald oce Or call upon o. A.
COLBY, at the Merchants Hotel. for two days
PARTSxR wASrEpInr aDyEsTIsE Ep.n Is D olsu,
mercantile or manufacturing considerably experienced and
aaneau Already p A S free @
ADDRESS " ~ Herald once with real conadentsD the
Kind OF business, and place 81 interview
WANTED A PARTNER TO JOIN AN ENTERPR1s.
ing young man already snsssea 70 As %Rorns and
western Canada This busness been successfully
r ysor and wh y q so s.s 70
.s5 sssrs E gwen
e5OO one oF TUE PARrSEss s o. ., AZ y Esra sIs
years has paid rom ss % 5000 per snnum wishing o e.
afR ri F&YSf s BrosGwss room No N''
croa PARTNER wAsTEp-ry GENERAL CON.
-OUO. msaon business, leng esaaelshed and doing an
trade profits large expenses lgh and no risk Any
few hours daily apply as Nassau street room
oEQQ PARTNER WANTED. IN CASH BUSINESS.
factory who has the above capital In
YES" Apply "''' ''''""''' C. n HowEs soo.
c,1 nAn To A.BD-A PARTNER WANTED, IN ONE
Dt.UUU profitable businesses carried IN
mis- city consisting IN part y produce grain md aonr trade
Apply At bro@dwsy, room - y hoWhs S'o.
do Enn PARTNER WANTED. IN HOTEL. CEN
NA.OVV. raily located and doing good business part
So trade This good chance Tor any one Wishing 70
engage in this business Apply TO BiGGs soUIHwICK,
"a Nassau street
1o nnn TO sson-A NAN WHO Has EXPERT
GO.VUV IN painting aud manufacturing, and has
ell worth II work. wishes obtain partner With Tie above
amount Address y r., Herald ONCE
6O nnn A UPARTNER WANTED Win THE
SO.UUU. above amount 10 . sais aud profitable NAM
featuring business at wholesale only The demand great
i've man 10 make fori,ne Address o. w., Hersd ONCE.
THE MILITARY.
~ SPECIAL vrrTfye or TuF YOU'VE RELIEF
~ Guard held nj the Creamery House, coraer OF Iwen
eth Third avenue following preamble AMI resi-
lutlons unanimo usy adopted
Whereas has pleased Almighty God " remove from our
midst our ac brother member ei Galyn, keretore be
Resolved That death ~ Daniel calvin this company
has noble assocse whose conduct has endearei him
o all - =, -
Resolved That we deeply sympathze with the family q the
deceased that they End that consolation always
iendered 20 those who look upward Tor support 70 HIN whose
heart always opened 20 hear the prayer 81 me dsressed
and whose bounty and goodness u uninite1
Resolved that attend the funeral % deceased In body
and the above preamble and res,uons be published 10 the
Ne" '0'A ny EUGENE DuRSIN Chairman.
Jaurs NJ swrrsr Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

,yR1Np soIuEF ON TUESDAY DEC a. st PROF
" BENJAMIN YATES dancing academy es Broadway
so doors from aura Eeenes theatre. Twenty young ladies'
" his private class vi attend Dancing Y commence 4 =
DRIvArE PARTIES AND sOCIABLES ATTENDED,
WIN WYNN GEORGE Tyre u Greene street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

Tso.r.-srPFRroR rREsH MINED RED ASH DRy,
clean free nray 10 quantities 70 81, delivered nee
Of carriage. Price 81 per ton. IHOS. Dfhh, Asent
Corner thirty second stree, and Lexington svenas
f,ott WANTED To PURCHASE OR HRS A 30 III
YARD n 4 good iocaton Address Howard, boz TO He
raid oece, stating terms, location, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

DIOR SALE OR TO LET-THOSE FOUR LARGE FOUR
story houses with and saloons in the basement
suitable for hotels situated the side Fourth
of Forty terminus Of the steam the Har
lem and New Haven railroad The houses new, and
finished with gas hot and cold baths VIII be
rented cheap. Inquire of HENRY L. BULKLEY, Forty
seventh street, near Sixth avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
GISn M0 STATE OF MINNESOTA
SIh NLNNUl EI0Hr PER CENT RONDS-Ydn

cpsl and payable in the City Of NewYort ps.anG
july 1867 coupons payable t January and July Ursd BY
Sinking Fund adequate 10 the payment OF the entire loan a ms
uy aud sp.cs tax for hs payment Of inerss embodied
folowg extracts from the law authorizing the loaa;
SECTION g. The State shall annually In addition 20 the .AIes
eyid expenses Of the STATE levy TAI sbcen
to pay the the loan provided for IN this act
Sue There shall also levied ths annual tax u 6Tn H.
20 he held and retained Snksg Fund, with which 20 l
the bonds mentioaed this the time the shk be-
due.
SEC The above mentioned IN section four OF ibis ct
shall BE- invested annually by the Treasurer Of the State Of Mn
nsscs in United States and Minnesota STATE Stocks 10
the be- obtained under then In oef State
ocks which the interest regularly paid which chs shall
be equal six stocks and which he shall procure II
low tie be purchased which stocks sba bo
held and retained BY the Treasurer until the time tho loan
toned this sha become due ard all then b. disposed o
and the proceeds the Of United States Soc shall be
sppro paed The payment Of the loan authorized IN this at
The subscribers ofer for sale the shove Bonds being PAT
the ouy pdeb,,dness OF the State Il $50 GEO. and would
them tie stenton Of parties desrng safe and
profitable iuyestnent CLARK DODGE X Co..
No. 81 WA,s.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
naifbss, Jemslrn, &r.


WATcB66SS1m1 .,s SILVER WATCHES
God ard Silver Eugish Pa:et Levers De.schei Levers
Leppes Dlpex Waiclea Poch.t hIoros,er aieps
seconds m mrs norfes Diamond and Eoam.l Watches fr
LAce and al other tnts 4 Watches f sse a. .G ~ less
than Tea aien N sxchsuse Every watch
sccomfalisd WITH wiitn guaranty Msictsi csTea md
n rxi ed AZ iess u AZ ltusl prizes GEO l. ALLkE
Irp Of Wsctss and Jewelry vnoles1e t-d reta So j
NA.tt, s.ecr6 fcoT, -.N e;oseEsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Mirrors. Mirrors! Mirrors.
New publifatioas.

Two MlHons" New Edition Now Ready.
DY THE AUTHOR OF
ID "NOIHISG TO WEAR"
D. APPLETON Go. publisb this day s.glkpg Society
TC.H Z. Eliyensl interest entitled
1.-TWO MILLIONSl"
By WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER ESQ,
ie of that tpd successful production
NOTHING TO WEAR
which tad extraordinary circulation on both sdes the Al
.nuc and evey ywhere quoted, sppsoeed and initiated
1.-TWO MILLIONS"
by oil the brilliant characteristics Of The writer
w.t. force sne tender and viii te foupo i'll all respects
toas, Il nottupeIloI, 20 - 49, ~
=" NOTHING TO WEAR"
"TWO MIILIONS;"
SMALL ATTRACTIVE I2no
In fSncy BoNes, - cents
d. APPLETON 6 Co.,
NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

DIV D E N D.-The KNICKERBOCkER
~ STAGE COMPANY have THIS DAY declared semi.
annual Divide nd o Three PER CENT cat 81 tbs earnings
ec.lr WI Be closed GEO. c PETERS Tiess1ssr