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lotteries ANTI

L o 7 7 E r les TRIU UMPH ANTI!
spaa q Co. continue Drao usual ,sfou Interruption
Swan & Co.'s Lotteries are Legal.
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
seThe late attempt njnre hrm has shown that
Lotteries DRAWN FAIRLY that our Prizes ars PAID
PUNGTUALLY aad that our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN a 90
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. In sAo
Of their Single Number Lotteries fos October, 1885,
AUGUSTA, Georgia. in public under The superinendsnee Of
Commissioners
Glass 36 Draws Saturday, October Q, 1858.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, October l5, 1858.
Glass IS Draws Saturday, October 23 1883
Glass 80 Draws Saturday, October 90 1853.
ON the PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERs
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIEST
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY EJYE TICKETS
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0V I0EzI'NHlVl'5 J" TIT = IIlRI1K laV9
Of the l4th the Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald writes
General Jerez, to-day, had long interview with
Secretary Gass. Notwithstanding be mad previously
asserted that he had full power to raify the Cass-
Yrissarri treaty, and to finally arrange all matters
pertaining thereto, without the necessity Of referring
ment inst submitted by him to the State Department.
and of which aetranslation was Immediately made,
that he is empowered only to ac sin order that the
amendments made by the Assembly of Nicaragua to
the treaty may be substantially carried into ehecti
This is the language employed, but it Is not consider
ed sufficient TO meet the demands of our Governments
The Secretary of State win have consultation with
the President on the subject tomorrow, and General
Jerez will soon thereafter be informed of the result
His mission is generally considered at an end, and
unless he has documents of satisfactory char
acter to present he will very shortly be dismissed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-21

Frost IN ALABAMA.-The Mobile Tribune, Of
Sunday, says
We are informed that there was frost yesterday
morning at Bakesly; and, we suppose, elsewhere
along the eastern shore. One swallow, however
doesn make spring, and absentees must not rush
back until the frost comes right among us-and
good one at that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-21
Lola 8Iovsaez and the CLERGY.

Tue 1000 9nepnsse Church IN l@eW York city,
presided over by The Rev. Ralph Hoye, was blowa
Montez, hearing that ~ cbpro5 gg,s r.--l,t.Io
having 5striJ1to5 ots.
70 oss'sy 70 sae poor, 1Iote aoIef
" Jug PASTOR o1efing TO deYer lecture and devote
the proceeds to the reconstruction of the edifce.
proposition which vas gvzesfullv and 81 tjgI-
uroDerIv accented CO. "
- ~, - e s's sises g1s ailist
en'y1 anu sne Dlshop ot tas diocese was prevailed
upon to interdet the accomplishment Of the arrange
ment. 1t is a diffieuIt master to circnmven,s tba
Countess If Tandafaft .,a Z; ~. ... Il, -, e
- = ~ 80 elis w IS
accommodation vas deaa esser Lola delivered
her lecture to crowded audiense, and in the course
of it paid her RESPECTS TO ceftafs cIer0ynsn in slf
;
Laale5 and genLleneni 4le Advertisements have.
INFORMED you tnaS tae proceeds of ths lecture are to-
pc gwen 70 me Key. Ralph Hoytr TO aid him in Is
palloing ms lree ehurcA Tor the poor The papers
nave also apprzed you that some Of the clergy have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-21

THE FEVER IN Manufacturing the twentyfour
hours ending at o'clock on Monday last, there were
deaths in Mobile from yellow fever.
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g. 4S5 priEeB amounting $500 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, 30.
R-A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries will be
sent any desreus Of receifing it.
5000 Fries of s2g g be determined by the figure 81
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example II sh
number drawing the $4,000 ends with No. l. then ali tn
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled 81.
the number ends with No. . then ltAetcEs where thepL
ber ends in 2wfIl he entftledto s2g, and 0.
Certificate Of Pe.ksgeo of 10 Whole So
10 Half ....,..,.... ii "
:. u Quarter. =. ............ q
:. 10 Eighta =. ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFIGAgEs,
Enclose the money addre. for the Tickets orsrsd
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by drstraail.
Purchasers tcksts ending any fyuts they
designate
Theltst Of drawn Numbers and Prizrs will bo
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
as-Puehaers viii please write their signsturss plain
give their Post Office, County auG State.
ss~Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable Il
fsll, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either samus
Swan h Co., Augusta, Ga, or to
sAK'L SWAN b CO., Box 36 S, Post-Offce,
se25 2pEW New Orleans, La
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sTEAMBoAT DEPARTuREs.


REGULAR PAOKBTs.
Essssss EFFEI55Il5Tl G3T1RgAT SOUTHERN Ffuuss ~
s 5.as3slsIatsss45g All ROUTE. F!lIlEtLttIgSS
FABI4 AND WINTER E1aaaass55s5b
ARRANGEMENT or tho NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U. s. Mail Packet Company
In arranging starting OF their large for the coming
follows:
Commencing with the steamer IEGOMAR, on Wednesday,
September %, and then regularly
NDAYs;
Ben Franklin. J. D. Clark master.
NGbrasik r. Irwin, Inaster
f D L DAYS
4ngOInnr. '.............B; Paris, master
John StmOntts. Church, master
FRID AYs:
HI n, ~. Tiiii II y NE; Ngg;wg gt''gr master
Connecting at Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE
via
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
And continuous railway through East Tennessee
$780, ,,.s,.x and Virginia. TO
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON,
RICHMOND,
atlanta LYECHBuRG
NASHVILLE, And the VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
E9- Express miil trains leave Memphis daily at r M
Through 10 New York with less time and expense
by other Try it, Through Tickets sold at the office
Of the New Orleans and Memphis Steam Packet Company New
j. II. FREbIGH, Agent,
ohhce Of the New Orleans Memphs Packet Company,
under She ST. Charles Hotel left wing.
N BTickets by this route good for any length Of time.
SEQ II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-21

Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Blood Head
Acdity of the Stomach Nasea Heartburn, Disgust for
Funess Weight in the stomach, Sour Erueations Sink
ing Futtering the PHI of the Stomach SwrnpainR on
She Head Hurried and difficult Br hing, Flutering at the
Heart, ChoakRg sntocatng sensations when in lying
posture Dnass of Vision Dots Webs before Sight
and Dtl Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Presentation
Chest Lmbs etc; Sudden Finishes Of Heat Burning the
Flesh Constant magnngs Of Evil and great Depression
of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public th
preparation, does with Raeing Of the confidence
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
Enended
and untried article that the
test years. trial before the American people,
reputation and sale is unryalled by similar preparations
tant The testimony nita favor given by the prominent
known physicians and individuals in the
country immense and careful of the Almanac
tshed annually by the proprietor gratis OF any
of his Agents. but satisfy the skeptca
remedy sreally deserving the celebrity
PTnoipal Office and 8annfactory No. as RGH street. Phil
adelphn. Pa
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
$50 1y&w q and l5l GhaTires street.
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a3s9sEEs4fA39l55A sFHIE'fsg gSIFIANAEbVAN9 AND FAD
81 liessupplied with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Tea)
Ya sausages, ,Tripe and everything in the butcher
line. Barrels and halfbarrels of Choice Gorned Beef
put order Cabin Family Use at Stalls HOs 50
1nd 6l OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERBEL 4 PARKER.
Bssamboats and sbipssupplied with all kinds Of Live
took such fresh meh CoBs Hogs shoets Pigs, Sheep
Ioata Cease, nurks Chickens. ate sa2a "
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OUAGHIFA RIVER.

L5aYe8 every IUENUAY Y, Q O'Clock. P NJ
: Ra@s FOR OUACAIrA RIVIGiS-REG-
s glqr Ten Day Express Passenger Packe-Eor
Pigeon HIS ION Saline river)-Cornish's, Warren, fieys
Landing, Providence Point Long View, Hamburg Alabama
Landing Guachita City Port Union mouth dArb1nne Tren
ton Monroe Columbia HaFrisonburg Trinity and All panta
passed passenger Kate Dale. Frank Moore master
will leave positively above Forfresh passage apply
board.
oc6 s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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billiard ABLMs CONSTANTLY
hand and for sale from the msaufacoryof
= Messrs. J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnnswicks patent Cush
Ions; also Cloths Balls Cues, and all other trimmings belong
4ag to this lire.
Al orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
A. VI. MERRIAM,
3 pi7 ly St Charles Billiard Room. n. o.
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FOR RED RIVER

Leaves on FBIBAY, ga inst, a95P.M.
Regular PASSENGER Packet.
w. FOR ALEXANDRIA. NORTQN,S
a47BStS Rarbn's, and all intermediate ndings on Red
Rivtr-The fine swt-funning, light drRught
passenger packet steamer Sun1lOwer, W. C. Harrison
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
board or to
F. G. RANDOLPH CO.,
OIL No, 2 Union street.
RS The Sun Flower draws only u inches water and ship
per6 may rely freight going through without de enon.
A2s Pariienlar Atenlion paid to plMntaon business.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
In Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
from the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale a
s4 for Fongh and s2 30 for dressed in lots to suit
purchasers
A3-Lumber sawed to order.
felg ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin
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sfsas FctBiS H80E8LLE-DAILY o, S MAIL
Midsummer ArFangenent-The splendd
aas827a3szl&aloyv preBsure packet Cuba,
A. Hierne, master, and California, W. H. Hutehings
and built expressly Laketrade with superior
accommodating. One Of She above will Leave the
Ponehartran Rsilroad DAILY the arrival the Lake Of
the II O'Clock NJ train Of stopping daily each Bay
st Louis aud PISS Christian and Wednesdays at Paaca
oua Saturdays Mississippi City and PascagoulR
Returning will stop at Pascagoula Monday Thursday
ssgenings and AZ Mississippi civ Oh Sunday evenings
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BEMoRUELLR, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime, White and Yellow Sand CEMENT Plaster of ParB Shin
gle Lahs, sayes Also English, American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Firewood
ordersfrom the country promptly and
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LeAYea every NATURUAY, P. u.
r. FOR OPELOUSAS VIA THE At
EfA4ElfLtE ehNfalayAghe and light draft
lssezaA Bayou Belle, Capt. rohn Lyons, will leave
above taking freight and passengers for Smmespor Old
river and all landings the AehGalaya For freight pas
mySl j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, atl2M.
Through in Daylight
- REGULAR WEDNES DAY NOON
COAST PACKET STEAMER SnlItn Rob-


Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at o'clock P. Nj,
r. FOR % ES IL Il % u y A E--THE NEW
lETSslksts5 steNmer Anna Perret, Capt q. B. Lou
alier, built expressly for the trade will leave
above taking freight FOR Old River Smmspor all landings
on the Aehatalaya For freight apply board
j. NJ. TOMBSTONE Il CO.. 5 Front I.evee st.
jyl4I near Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-21

UFLEBRATED
HERMAN BITE
Prepared by Ds. g. N. JACKSON PHnADELPH1A, PA
Will efectuRlly Cure
SFer Complaint Dyspepsia JauGce, Chronic NerVoup
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys and all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
A New Dodge by the Swindlers,

The Mayor received letter from q
Postmaster in Schoharie county, inform,
ing him that he had received letter from
a person calling himself James o. Mill.
rose, stating that be (Millrose) had a pack.
age in his possession containing some.
thing valuable, which the Postm aster
could have by addressing him at the
Broadway Post Office, and enclose ST. 90
The Postm aster, believing the statement,
transmitted the money enclosed in the let.
ter. and received, Instead of valuable
bundle apackage containing t,0O bricks -
1t is very probable that in consequence
OF the effort of Sergt. Birney, 10 extermi-
mating these rascals in one branch of the
trade, that they now intend to defraud
every Postmaster in the country by the
above means, inasmuch as several hun
dred of Millrose's circulars have been
sent them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Freaks of Lightning.

During the heavy thunder shower oi
Sunday evening last, two houses in La.
fayette Park were struck by lightning
The one was occupied by Andrew Uhler
the other by Mr.. Samuel Fry, and both
buildings stood within twenty feet of each
other. The fluid struck the chimneys Of
both houses. scattering the brick in every
direction. tore up the slate with which the
buildings were covered and made good
openings in the roof of each, then ran a
long the water spouts into the cisterns.-
As the families of Messrs. Fry and Uhler
were in their houses at the time it is re.
markable that no one was injured. On
Mr.. Fry's side small paper box con.
tanning quantity of nails stood on the
pump near the tin pipe. The fluid made
a hole through this box and twisted and
melted number of the nails. Mr. Fry:
SOD was standing close by the pump and
received a severe shook but was more
frightened than hurt. Two children o.
Mr.. Thornton and young woman, the
daughter of Michael Fry. who lives near
Mr.. Uhler was knocked down by the
stroke. - Easton Argus.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Land Warrants.

An important change is made in this
description of property, by the act Of
Congress of June Sd, 1858. They were
formerly held as realestate, and convey
ed after forms and methods prescribed
for real estate; but as this act converts
them into personal cbattels, and makes
them subject 10 conveyance, assignment,
&c, to the laws governing personal prop
erty. In the event of the death Of the
claimant, prior to the issuing of the war
rant. this act also provides that the title
to the warrant shall then vest in the wild
ow, if one is left, and, if not, then it shall
descend as other personal chattels to the
other heirs or legatees.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Polygamy to be Tolerated.

"Old Mr.. Buchanan" in his proea ma.
ton to the Mormons, uses the following
language:
''Do not deceive yourselves nor try to
mislead others by propaga,ing the idea
that this is crusade against your religion
The Constitution aud laws of this country
can take no notice Of your creed, whether
it be true or false. That is question
between your God and yourselves, in
which l discaim all right to interfere. -
i you obey tae hacs, keep the peace, and
respect the just rights OF others, you will
be perfectly secure, and mag Hre on IN
your present faith, or change it for anotb-
er at your pleasure. Every intelligent
man among you knows very we'll that this
goveJ1anae7t has nerer, directly or indirect-
Ly, sought to molest you in your worship,
to control you in your ecclesiastical af-
fairs, or even to Influence you in your re-
ligious opinions.
As Polygamy is part of the Mormon
religion, this is equivalent to saying that
it is not only to be tolerated but protected
by the national government. Thus "'Po-
lygamy and Slavery, those twin relics OF
barbarism," are to be hugged to the bo-
som Of Democracy and be made part oi
the party platform; but then, the demo.
cratic party can swallow any thing, and
why not Polygamy as we'll as Slavery
svill milk and "old Mr.. Buchanan
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
His Head off

Some two or three weeks ago, Mr.
Michael Cochran, at the instance of Mr..
Dewart, the NJ. c., from that district, who
was converted to Lecompton BY the tears
of Mr.. Buchanan, was appointed Post
master in the city of Pottsville. Before
the Senate could act upon bis nomination,
Mr.. Cohnran was 50 unfortunate as to be
called upon to preside at Democratic
meeting, at which resolves we're made
giving the cold shoulder to Lecompton.-
This fact was hastily communicated to
Washington, and before you could say
"Jack Robinson" MIR. Cochran's official
head was taken off close by his shoulders
aud thrown away among the similar tro-
pbies acquired by Mr.. Buchanan 10 the
few months past. The thing was done so
sklllfuily that Mr. c., nor none of his
friends suspected his decspitation, until
Mr.. Acker, walked into the Post Office
one fine morning, and communicated the
fact 1t served Mr.. c. right, for what
business has democratic Office holder to
hesitate in following the President where
ever he may lead.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Sunday School Celebration.

The Sunday School connected with the
Stroudsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
in this Borough, will hold its annual
Fourth of July Celebration and Picnic"
in Mr.. George Ransberry's Grove, in
Stroud Township, near this place-on
Monday next, the 9Th day Of July. The
members of the School and others will
meet in the basement of the Church at 8
o'clock A. M. of said day, when they will
proceed to the Grove in conveyances
which will be furnished for the occasion.
Parents and others who purpose furnish
ing provisions, will please lave them sent
to the Church before o'clock 4. M !,
when they will be taken in charge by a
Committee appointed for thas purpose
A general Committee of SuperiDtendence
have been appointed who will make the
necessary preparations for the exercises,
&c. at the Grove.
The exercises OF the occasion will con-
sist of singing by the School.
Prayer,
Reading the Declaration of Independence by
JACKSON LANTZ, Esq.
Address by
W. K. HAVILAND, Esq.
With appropriate closing ceremonies.
A general and cordial invitation is ten
dered to the parents of the children, and
the residents of this Borough and vicini.
ty. to be present and participate in the
celebration.
The several Committees appointed for
the occasion will please be in attendance
at the Church and Grove.
RICHARD S. STAPLES,
Superintendent Of S. S.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Missouri Politics.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, June 30, les:

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, June %, 1853.
The Republicans of the ST. Louis Con-
gressional District Convention yesterday
nominated the Hon. Frank P. Blair, jr.,
for re election to Congress by acclaim alton.
Resolutions were passed reaffirming the
doctrine of Thomas Jefferson, denouncing
the Administration opposing Negro e.
quality, advocating the extinction Of Sla:
very in Missouri, and the removal of Ne.
groes from the State. Three full tickets
are now in the field; American, Demo
cratic and Republican. i'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Read the following letter:

TANNERsrILLE, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
Messrs. Holiushead & Detrick:
Sirs:-I was in your store somo time
since. and you induced me to, try Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative for o. wifa who
was suffering with scrofula of the Head.
take this opportunity of saying to you
that it has perfected cure; and would
also say that am now using it for bald
ness with very good success. r..-.
NATHAN FRANTz.
P. S.-You are at liberty to make suco
use Of the above as you see st. lf.
NATHAN FRANTz
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Fourth July Celebration at Kellersville
Saturday, the third.

A meeting was held 1t KelIersville, on the
18th inst, to make arrangements to cele-
brate our National Birth day, IN Grove at
Kellersville, on the third. On motion oil
Capt. Geo. B. Keller, H. A. Werkheiser, was
called to the char, and Peter Marsh appoint
ed secretary.
The following named officers of the day
were unanimously appointed.
Chief Marshal Capt. GEO. B. KELLER.
Col. c. d. BRoDHEAD, Capt G. K. SLUT
TER, c. w. L. HoFFEDITz, RoGERs LEVER
ING, Assistants.
Committee of Inuitation.-G. B. Keller,
R. Levering, Simon Troch.
The following named Volunteer Compan-
les have agreed to attend and parade in citi-
zens dress: Washington Grays, commanded
by Capt. Brodhead Monroe Artillerits.
commanded by Capt. Slitter: Independent
Guards, commanded by Capt. Keller
The Sabbath Schools will form process
sion in connection with the Military COM
panies. The following named Schools have
agreed to attend and celebrate said day.
st. Marks Sabbath School, St. Johns, Rim
kersvile, Fennersville, Poponoming, Vests
Union, Beaver Valley, Snydersyille, Kellers-
VILE, and Brodheadsville.
The Nazareth Band will be in attendance.
Declaration of Indepence will be read by
Hon. ABM LEvERING.
Grafton by w. k. HAvILAND, Esq.
The following named Clergymen have
been engaged to be present
Rev. DIR. Hoffeditz, A. Rumpff, G. W. Mac
Eaughlin, G. Becker, R. Owen, Jas. Warner,
]. E. Miller, WIN. Young, ]. Y. Hornberger'
R. S. Demund, A. Flyte, John W. Bells
Addison SHUTTER. III. A. Werkhiser, j. Alte.
NOSE, d. b. Miller, Benz. Dungan, A Die
trick, WIN. Haney, Michael Heller, Henry
ii. Weiss, Geo. l.. SHUTTER, Thos E. Heller,
Jos. Keller, Peter Marsh.
Committee of Arrangements.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01

Ho(Io'say's PiAs.-Ooughs, colds, iufu-
enza, and asthme;ie affections are always
more or loss associated with Irregularities
OF the secretions. The stomach, the bow
els, and the liver cannot be in healthy
condition while the lungs aud the air pas
sages leading to them arc obstructed, and
in all diseases of the respiratory organs
the effect eff the Pills is highly salutsry.
VS. an outward application for sore throat,
Group. asthma, and broncitis, Holoway's
Ointment is is invaluable. It soon relieves
the irritation of the musoas membrane of
the trachea and the bronchial tubes, and
removes that choking sensation 50 alarm
in Group aud asthma. .ff,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-01
Grand Celebration & Ladies Fair
In the Grove on "Starbirds Island, on
Saturday, July Sd, 1858.

In the Grove on Starbirds Island, on
Saturday, July Sd, 1858.
PROGRAMME.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, by Charles a. Wikoff.
Orators Of tie day.-Professor Cattell
of Easton, Pa, and Rev. John McNair,
of Clinton, N. J.
Invitations have been extended to the
following Damed clergymen, and it is con-
idently expected they will be present.
Rev. 6. w. MaclaughliD, Rev. Fl. S,
Howell. of Dutots burg; Rev ] E. Miller.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Middle SmitLGeld;
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of Phillipsburg. and
Rev. Mr.. Reeves, of Belvidere, n. j.
The following named ladies and gen
tlemen have been appointed committee
Of arrangements; Mrs. Depuy, Mrs Fowl.
er, Mrs. George H, Miller, and Mrs ia
cob L. Wyckof. Horace DeYoupg. Geo
Dreher, James Fl. Kerr, Daniel Smith
and Franklin Eylenberger.
Tickets for dinner can be obtained from
any Of the above named Committee, or
of Brodhead 4 Brother, of Dntotsburg.
Speaking to commence at ii o'clock.
Dinner at one o'clock.
Good music has been procured for the
occasion.