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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ou

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN ald aner ThCRsDAY, Jan 81 lSja and until ffhsr
pte.. Ps-rseG Trains will Pes t,o Of Duans st. t
lows viz:
DUNKIax EXPRESS $50 H. 6or Duusirt sna priseps
int medis;e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN :; $3.50 D for DuniTk a3d Budao and Inter
mediat4 Stetiops
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, ct . p d. froun foot Chaabsrss.
via Plsimeat fot Sufens and Intermediate s,aiiooa
WAY PAsskSoER g, p N for Newbufsh slddlrtovz end
Htetus hate SsstoDs
- Ib~ abnve Trains iua daily, Sanhay W excepted
NIGHT EXPREsS D. H. dsil, tor ID skirk sni sasasys
ekoep~d Ter Bufao
lree Efpess Trains copnset q klmira with the q nss
Censndars sod Niagara Fall. Raosd for Nisssrs Fsss
bsnshsncn sha the syrseuse G,d Bsshsmtoa RslrosS
Syisp. II Corning With the Buffalo Corning and Nes teS
hsroad, tor kocasstes at 0r,at Bend w.th the psiss
Isfss~.nns ssd Western Railroad fos sersnoa q Hssoer
wv sia tie Buaso s3i EewYoh CITY Rdrosd fr basses
bhsls ana Du,k vist Lake SHORE Rsiiosd s Css~
"od. Cos'Is,, To,-d,. D-sra5 CMcses. ts.
T. HkAOLET, As-tsAs: tceas~a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

oer 1881 Trslns vii leave Chsmbsrsst Ssassa
oDws: Brp,ss rs.os $50 snd t:S Albany Pee
ss eO q N ard $50 p. IN; for Peskskil 80 n TSs
Poossksspss Psssshn and Sns Sing Trans stop the wy
Saiops ChAlber, Chrissopher srd SIst
Trims for New York Troy 6b and u s. AID So
.. N kss Albany at and So . M aud ssd $40 p m
A. r. SMITH; ;Supe<ini q adsuk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
IMPORTANT for PERSONS AFFLICTED vii

the TpOTHACiIE Mrs RGDlkGER has In her
. FFMEDY for CURING TOOTHACHE without eEtcsctips
or e.u,ns sny psin Mira Rudsee psrfess
r. NJ for ever she us.d th. remedy many hS
cqsirancs and there 10 not one case where has
cot aver entire soa, she thinks service 10 the public
10 unske IL kDoxu-
Peroo. dsiro.s be of this aaiy obtain the
rtneiy With main and expcir dirrcons By iuclosas &c
hsf sdare.s Mrs. EMILE Ri'Dlh0SR car s H., B. Locks
~p,A No. f.a Bratvsy n. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

4 YENTRAL RAlLRpAD vi NEW-JERSEf-
~ ConDecins At New Hampton with the Delaware LAeks
VIENNA and Western Xslrosd. and EsOn with the Laih
N.l~y Rslrosd
FALL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Oct q, lsST-L-sss
Ser fort fs E.son and nteruedaie places from PeS No
NORTH lives % IL IN, and p. Or SomsfvIls ~
above trsips aud ct a D u.
The soose trains s fiIsbsh with the Nsv
Jersey Rsitosd Which New Yo the ot VI Coa
ianct e. at y and II m., and SD and p m.
fsenEers for the Delaware, LsckswanP Odd Nesero Raj
road ~il leave ct !! only Fer L~bsh valley Railroad q
y q N. and L. NJ John o. STERNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
STEAMBOATS, ono Railroads.

tOR NEWBURGH. The steamer CALED0-
MA Captain r. Wardrop will leave the foot Of War
renst on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March le at ociock.
Returning will leave SewbuTsh FRIDAY Mach 10 q 7
o'clock. Foe Freight or Passage apply on board.
tOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT sud FALL RINER.-The splendid and supsdor
sesne- EMPIRE STATE Capt Jeett Leaves New eysy
TUESDAY, THU URSDAY and SATt RDAY, at O'Clock N,
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brsyton. lesves New Yed
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al o'cook
from Pier No 8, r., the Battery; both oochns
at Newport each way
Hereafter will bs REGARDED secured - ans spesat
uIn the same ,hal have been psid for
Freight Boston aTded through with es dspseh by
EIprc. Fr isht Train.
Wh. BORDEN Agent, Nos. 10 and II Vests
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Goal.
Me6ndl.

nR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SIRUP Of
IL EAPHr HrHA.-Th- greet remedy for Cousha Gods, Goa
,Ippon and I'll Gis.ses Of the Lungs Price per bottle or
a.. lrottl-, tof Is ?. l.. PARMERTON, Sole Af~ns,
Nc, J3 Fulton -st New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION-OBe
on the lO<h March, o'clock p. M eoatsHrns two
Houses and Of Land 10 the cn.erot the v
sse Wes,por another tho lth OF March at II O'Clock
a m in DsnbuJ vilAse, formerly owned By Wul. A. Bull
Tor psTtisuA inquire at the SsuSsaet Bsak WeGpo or Of
r. g. WELDMAS Danbury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

COBCRNS Pure LARD OIL, warranted very
Prrs 6t hschinesy ssd B. runs a. Q reduced price
Bstr-s u {, a. a. loot. Ofy Aseno
JOHN W. QUINCY Ca. No % W. lsn-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
nor SALE or to LET-At Kingsbridgc, West.

IOWA FARM for SALE.-Si0 acres, situated
on ,he Dubudue Railroad lJo uuder cultivation. our
fshs OF Ossse Orsuee Hedges - Timber; good Farm
Housc with al necessary oubuldue. VIII eIchaufe for
CITY PROPERTY Price = COO Alsq C1antry Seats FIR
s.e or exchange Apply o. A. LOCKE, No 81 Lberyst
ro,an No. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

I OTIS TO LET.-The fine LOFTS of marble
fron- store No. n Courtiandi ST., TO LET at suodest
rat Possession nrdiai, il desired Apply the ptte
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

FTU LET-The two small STORES, Nos ilsl
and iez Broadway, Csuast. Apply at No l4i Cham
b-rsst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Ocean 1teamsrs. Sc.
EoP SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. q,

NOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-C. \.
w.II IINF-The fAvor,e steamship AUGUSTA C,s
n : Woodhul will leave on SATURDAY @tA MusA.
N M - ,.I'rI n m fnm Pier No North River. Bls a.
~, "A o,y on board For Freight Passage apply "
SAMUEL L. NIfCHILL son, No Is Btosaw.y: s;s.se, -
~ wW,r..I., and Frid,y The STAR OF TUE SOUTH. CAcs
Tbous. Lyon win succeed snd leave on WEDNESDAY. eth
N.rc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

TTtO LET-The desirable DWELLlNG-HOUSi
i No 2Sj MsdsoD-st from the let Of May next Apply
SCHUCHARDT GEBHARO, No n Nsssm-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

V,O LET-The UPPER PART of HOlSl
Nc u Mortc,,-st a small fsIny without children C.,
b. s>ea i,m 10 M till p. Isquir- the ,renises.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

~ GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO-FCRTES anC
i GEO. A. PRINCE Co.'S MELODEONS, wholesale ant
retail AT extremely low price. WareroOm Nos 4lg ssd Il
BtosSvsy corner Of CsrL PIANOS to HIRE. and rent De
Quoted II purchssed Entire sar ion given. foisn Pianos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

OFFICES to LET in the Bible House, Astor
" pe~-Jaqur. In TressuEcrs Office 4thsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

DOOMS and OFFICES to RENT in APPLE-
III TONS BUILDlNG-Sevenyf yfvr feet have been sidcd tC
tnis budiDg afoding nmbcT Ot srble ohce suited
tor AIei.ct. Artists Lawyers Eurayrrs Scuptos and others
room heated side street Rent
Ie.sonslar Apply % D. APPLETON Co, Nos. SO aud 81
RfosdN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-03
=PL1CERVTLLE PosT oTPIcR.
NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

MAIL Il dispatched from this once daily. SundayS sx-
n ceped to sacramento. San FTanrisrn, and all pATts
Of ths State which closes as O'eloek. 2. y.
special mail dispatched daily sunday EHreptsd to
COIonS ria Cold sprinGs which elsseS 81 o'clock r ~
speeal n al ID Aao diapatcheA dAS. Sundays ex:ept-
eel. 10 OeorGeOWn sd Spanish Tls which closes At
o'clock r. ".
The aa foV the Atlantic States Europe. 4e. Close ct
Ihls see about the ID aud 18th 0f each month"; exreps
when those days Saturday, and then they win
close the day previous
The Mails Tor Oregon and Washington TerritSries are
Aapasehed semI.non'ly, Immediately ahes the arrival
Of the Atlsntie mails.
eah Tertiary dispatched BIOnthly rtd San Francis
CO. san niego, aud the southern route.
OFFICE uOI'RA.-This once viii be kept Npen daily.
Rndays excepted, 0m OelOeh, 4. ~, til ls ~; and
from ~ ill So. HM. Dox deli-sry open ti y. r y.
NJ A. ~. THATCHER, Post Master.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-03
s.. HARRIS,
L O. O. T.
ORLEANS HOTEL =,
SACRAMENTO.

VHE subscriber having taken this well known Hotel 10
prepared 70 his friends, and Soets share VI
The puhpAronAge which has heretofore been LIBERAL
u Bestowed On tlde Orleans Hotel.
HE Table de Hote wiz be furnished with the BEgr and
EARL1EST the market a0ordS, and win be under the su-
'peVvisIsn Of 81 experienced caterer.
Board at the reduced price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS PER WEEK.
ne Lodging apartments furnished with the Best Of
Beds end Bedding
Families can bs accommodated with suits Of choice
Rooms, ct reduced prices.
The BAR will be suppled with choice Liquors and the
best attention.
Attached % the Hotel il BILLIARD SALOON, supplied
wiah seven Billiard Tables, In perfect order.
xAs 1eteI 10 open day and night.
The psincipa Stage Once located N 1hs Hotel, and
Stages lssve Il daiydor all parts Of The gtGtO.
JOSEPH BE VIRGO
Sacramento s1uns 18th, lsSs.-ll4sfa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-03
JOE PRINTING.

The NorNTAIS DENOcRAT Book and Job Printing O@ee
1s complete esAhsent 81 the Kind In the mines.
AID alvays supplied with the best material 70 b. had In
The eates Consequently enabled 10 print, Books,
Pamphlets Poster HAndbliS, Ball fckeIs. ProETAmmeS,
Certhcatea Of Stock DepOse Cheets Bill Heads. Re-
eeIps Cards 4c In the he style q the art, aud At Tie
msSs reasonable prIces, HUR CASH.
gE LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS psinted, 70 OrI Ter.
Rith naAlnana and dispAteh.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-03
: UAMPHENE LAMPsa

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Camphens Lamps Of
"A every styls, for sale 0t Wholesale Cost, by
PETIT & CH0ATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-03
GELWICKS & JANUARY,
D. ". GELwICKs, WN. A. JANUARY
rerms,-In,arl.bIy Ia Aa,.ne.
AdVeP1IsRmR.

One Square, 10lneS nrst insertion, e-eaeh sub'eQusnt
HnsertOn o. So business Cards Of ten lines less,
yeAr, e9S three months, go.
liberal diGeOnnt vii be made the above rates, Tor
all yearly aud quarterly advertisements which exceed enc
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
The End of Time.

We are passing on, slowly but surely
on to our graves. Each day brings Us
nearer to that unseen world, that strange
country, into which so many enter, to
dwell in happiness or mi-ery forever.
We meet with no returning travellers
who can relate to US their experience;
they pass on never to return. We follow
our friends with s,rainin. eyes, as one by
one they pass the sea of lie and drown
ing vanish FROM our sight. Then the war
ming speaks deeply to our unwilling
hearts.
Perchance We have seen loved one
taken from our family circle. We have
seen the sht fade from eyes that D.ver
beamed on Us but with tenderness and af-
| lection. We have listened to the dear
voice, and marked how each day it grew
more faltering, till it was hushed in the
silence of death; then We have drawn the
bair from the pale, cold brow, and seen
the delicate form deposited in the silcGt
tomb. 1t is iu moments like these tha We
fully realize our actual condition-that
we ourselves are slowly yet surely, trav-
elliDg towards our graves. 4Eaa
How many there are who seldom give
any consideration to this serious subiecs.
They are too busy; too anxious after
worldly wealth and power, putting forth
all talents and energy for the one grand
object in view, the possession of gold;
passing with careless glance and unfeel-
ing heart, the poor in their desolation aud
misery; guarding with miserly care their
dollars and dimes; uucousciously sowing
that others may reap, for the time set a.
part in the future for rest and enjoymens
perhaps never comes. Ere that time,
their souls may be called, aud an account
dem anded of the misused talents entrus-
ted to their care. taFs
Oh human nature what strange pha-
ses you present to an observing eye. The
CAV, the sorrcwful, the talanted, the OBJ
scure, the impenitent, the believer, the
rich and the poor, yet all passing along
to the unknown world. -a7 bas -
What are riches, talent, wealth, power
or fame. placed in the balance with eter-
nityl Mere baubles that do not, or rath-
er ought not, to satisfy the cravings Of
the heart. Days. weeks, months and
years follow each other in succession; but
we should consider, how shall we appear
when the earth shall pass away as scroll,
and Angels Of God shall declare, "Time
was but is no more" a aasaiq
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Lightning Rods.

Do lightning rods protect buildings
or prevent them from being injured BY
lightning! This is a very important
question, which has never been, to ouI
understanding, satisfactorily answered
1t appears that buildings with rods arc
frequently struck, and then We are told
that the insulation was imperfect or the
points rusty, or something wrong. One
building struck this summer is reported
covered with lightning rods What
was the matter herel We're they all oui
of order!
In the late terrible storm at Boston
and vicinity, low houses were struck, and
high ones escaped just as they often do,
where neither was protected by lightning
rods. Again the bolt fell in the water,
close by a vessel not touched; and we
have seen tree torn in pieces by the
side ofa high ledge that escaped all harm;
and We have known a teamster hit and
his team untouched; and a dog killed in
house that was not hit. And finally,
We have never known a we'll authe ntica
ted case of tightening rod protection.
We think the late storm at Boston must
have produced some cases that might. il
well looked to. afford some proof whether
lightning rods are or are not of any or
if any, of how much.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
New York Market.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Choice brands
are without change, and in good request;
the sales are 100 bbs. at S4 l23aS4 30
for superfne State, 81 35ss4 45 for ex-
ira do, and retail lots at 81 SO Corn
Meal is Scarce and in fair demand at
Sd l6aS4 20 for Jersey. Rye Flour is
in moderate request at S3aS3 65.
GRAIN-Wbeat-The inquiry is in
part speculative, but is mainly for milling,
the sales are 400 bush. smoked Southern
at 900. for damaged, and 81 35 for prime;
5oo bush, prime new at 81 45. Rye is
quite steady, the demand is fair; sales OF
$500 bush. Northern at SOC. Oats are
buoyaDt; the supply of good is quite mod
crate; sales of State and Canadian at 464
a47c. Corn is irregular; unsound is held
higher, and is less plenty; White prime
is dul! aud lower; the sales are AZ 900
bush. at 66c for badly damaged; 6sas2c.
for unsound mixed; 900. for prime do.
PROVISIONS--Pork-Sales of | $40
bbls. at Sl7 So for Mess, Sl6 75asI6 so
for Prime Mess, $40 % for clear. Cut
Meats are steady but quiet; sales of 236
hhds. and tcs. at 6Ras3c. for Hams and
6a64e. for Shoulders Butter is in fair
request at l0al &c. for Ohio.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Huckleberries.

We notice in our exchanges, that the
crop this year is most bountlful. AT
Wi.kesbarre, bushels are received and
sold at cents a quart; at Carlisle they
are plenty at 10 cent; at Mount Holly,
N. j., eighty or ninety bushels were ero't
to town 10 one day; at Mauch Chunk
they are sold in abundance at g cents
quart. In this county there is supera-
bundance of this fruit, and very fine
Many of the citizens of our tOwr, have
during the past two weeks, visited the
mountains, and brought bushels of these
berries to town. Price 5 cents quart
On Monday last 10 teams were counted
in the woods near the Forks, and over
800 persons we're engaged in gathering
the berries.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Important Case.

The Esston argus says: "The Su-
preme Court on Thursday last announced
It's decision in the important case of Peter
Niller's heirs u.s. Samuel Wilhelm, sus-
tanning the report of the auditors. This
decision takes about $4,000 from the
pockets of Mr.. Wilhelm, which will BE-
divided between ten heirs of Peter Miller
dece asej, and Governor Reeder, who was
employed as counsel for the Miilers.-
The collection of this amount, it is said
will take all the personal property still
held by Mr.. Wilhelm, and good share
of his real estate. He holds two hundred
shares Of stock in the Easton Bank, worth
about $l4 4,000,) al! Of which he will sur
render. Notice was given to the Bank
and also to the present owners Of seVera
farms, not to transfer the stock or pay
anything on their farms until this case
was settled. We believe the report also
allows Mr.. Hale Jones and Judge Porter
each So, 500 n ore than they received
There seems to be but little Cif ans sym.
pathy felt in our community for Mr. Vii.
helm. This decision cuts down bis share
of the Miller estate to a couparatiVely
small sum-"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Northamption County.

A terrible tornadosossurred in Lower
Bethel township on Friday last. a new
frame house not quite finished was blown
down, a number of houses were unroofed
trees were torn up, fences thrown over
and damage done in other ways by the
wiId, which blew 10 a terrible manner
The barn of Mr.. James koste bader in
Bushkil township, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. 1t was
filled at the time with hay and grain
The loss will be Leavy-lo insurance.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
sgThe iron workers Of fPennsflyanii

tSThe iron workers of Pennsylvania
are numerous and cast some thousands o.
votes. They saved Buchanau's elcctio,
in this State and made him President
Ofcourse, they expected him to do good
turn for them when be had a chance
But recent event has opened their eyes
The large contract for iron pipe for the
Washington Water Works, which would
have helped the iron men very NJ MATERIAL >
in these dull times, and which MIR. Bu.
ehansn could as well as not have giver
to them, has been awarded to a company
in Glasgow, Scotland. This shows par.
tiality for British manufacturers worthy
of Carolina muller. We think il not
unlikely that the Pennsylvania iron men
will remember Old Buck if be shall a
second time be presented for their suffra.
ges.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
a Hen Story.

The editor of the Haverbill Banner
tells the following story of one of hi:
hens: sour rose bushes having been 10.
Tested with rose bugs, We called an old
yellow hen, who was very tame, and shook
the bushes for her benefit. This was
twice repeated, and the other day we saw
her reaching up TO get the bugs which
were on the leaves. But finding them
out Of her reach, she deliberately took
the bush 10 her bill, shook it with all her
strength, and then picked up the rose bugs
that fell in large uumbers.''
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
A Prolific Mother.

The H0lian Medical Gazette states that
a woman, aged 30, was delivered of Eve
daughters at birth on the l 9th of June,
at Rovigo, after a pregnoncy Of seven
months. One lived only two hours, and
the others dropped of one by one in the
course Of forty eight hours. Three Of the
latter had. the above named journal as
serts, full complement Of front and back
teeth
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
From Washington.
Cor. Of the Tribune.

Cor. Of the Tribune.
Washington, Aug. l, 1853.
A prominent Western politician is a.
bout to make full and clear expose OF
the secret appliances and inducements
employed by Mr.. Buchanan and his a.
gents TO carry the English Kansas bill
He knows whereof he afirms, and will
place not only the Administration but
its Congressional converts from anti-Le-
comptonisu, especially the Ohio gentle
men. in most un"nviable light. | do
not think he can now be silenced-it is
too late. More anon. ARGUS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

FATAL DRINKING MATCH.-The Ian.
easter Duly Tunes says that Mr.. Isaac
Bear, Of Warwick tow nship, in that coun-
ty, and one CARRIER, drank seven gallons
of whiskey iu thirteen days, when Bear
died of n1an50-a l'otu, leaving CARRIER
master Of the field.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

s@ Counterfeit 6Ves on the Ocean
Bank at Toms River, \, j., are in circu-
lation. They are unlike the genuine
The Mexican Bank of Southport, Pa, is
r.ported as having failed.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

You look, :" said an Irisb ma an to a pale
haggard smoker, "as if got out of your
grave to light your cigar, and couldn't
6nd your way back again"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Expenditures of the National Government
Revision of the Tariff

The specific appropriations for the ex-
penditurcs of the National Government
for the present fiscal year are officially
stated BY the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives, in document recently is
sued, to be as follows
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

6F See advertisement of DR.. Sanford s
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another column
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
Total specific appropriations ssl, ,s24, ,325 40

Total specific appropriations Ssl, 1924, ,325 4U
To this total must be added what are
termed "indeinite" preparations, which
embrace claims, extra allowances, new
pensions, ETC., and permanent" appro
prlations, such as the interest on the pub
lie debt, which is provided for when the
laws authorizing loans or the issue of
treasury notes are adopted. The lowest
estimate which has been made of these
two items is ss,565 ,635s7. In addition
to the expenditures thus provided for,
therels balance of old appropriations
applicable to the present year. stated by
the Secretary Of the Treasury in his an
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

(EF The Odd Fellows of Ohio number $50
Lodges and $4,000 members.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05
REHABILITATION FOR 1853.

Legislative, Executive, Judi
cIel and Miscellaneous, $l2, 2,796,6i6 AZ
Diplomatic and Consular, 9l2, l20 90
Indian Department. Revulu-
tonary, Invalid and other
Pensions, 3,4O7,I56 S5
Army, Fortifcations, Military
Academy and Military Roads 25,683,6l0 as
Naval Service l4,50S 354 23
Post Office Department l9,O47456 90
Ocean Steam Mail Service 1860, $50 90
Collection of the Revenue 100000 90
Treaty with the king of Dem ai
mark 40S,73l Al
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-08-05

which be was elected to the Presidency,
and without which he would still be ru-
ralizing at Wheatlaud, when be allowed
personal enemies 10 the South to convince
him that three sovereign States would Sc.
cede from the Union if be did not agree
to support this miserable Lecompton swim
die, (whereas had he taken the jackson
course and compelled these politicians to
make their threats good, he would bave
sunk them deeper than plummet ever
sounded y he embarked in a war upon the
principle that tue aciN9fthe majority shall
PreUau. This was a fearful mistake
Backed by the enormous patronage of an
Administration which had four years to
run, surrounded by an army of mercan
aries in Office and expecting Office, this
extraordinary metamorphosis, startling a $
1T was, was warmly conde mned, and the
good meu aDd true who refused to sane.
it, were excluded from the Presid ptial
presence, aud rated as the enemies of n
man for whom the most of them had la.
bored all the best years of their life. IL
aoaS Mas purchased support that an0ttcad
the PfeSlOtent 10 persevefe IN las attack nm
on the 2'rinciple IN Kansas, that impeled
him to refuse all the appeals of his OLD
and devoted friends to allow them to diff.
fer from him on this issue, and that uti.
mately calninated in the English bribe,
soon to De repudiated by the popular voice
In Kansas. Naturally enough, after the
sad experience OF more than year and
halt, 1T was expected that the Admiuis
tration wouii pause 10 its extraordinary
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MAsoNIo DIRE0ro

Ohioa Lodge Ne. 1OI.-Meets = Masonic Han,
oprner Market and the IRA tASrd
dayevenings oNea6hmonth. g. W. staREs,W H.; ALes.
aHltr LaugAtin, Secretary.
WheeItnE Lodge Ne. 19s Meets as above on
the rst and tktrd Thursday evenngsOf MONTH a.
BRENELINaER, ". n; s. ". Peggsoe, Secretary.
WheellnB fUnion Chapter W0s 19s-AIeetsas
asoveonths sseOd sEondky evening OF months w q
ssaFF, B. p; s. y. Psgrsoa, Secretary.
WheeiInE EnennaPment No. a Meets as
hQye on the o"rfh Monday evening OF each month. w
4. LorfHg.