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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

IKE are In receipt Of our spring and sumner stock Of
M ReadY Made Clothing, snd All the iatsst
air. and importacns Of goo for our regar custom WORK.
s1itae for ssch We are ent cannot ali y
I,ss in quaty beauty and texture and and
vIIt manuEFe them in style equal 70 any hous The city
W - Esli ufsparei. and give close attention inanufac
t al Al! kinds and descriponsof geutlemens apparel
t Our the East gives his whole ateno
N M business and his long experiences heretofors
IN erpishing Ready MADE Goods for the iEzFket comDed win
his snowlelgeof the trade. Eoud eonyncs dd
that our present stock Is the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

VOCAL AND INSTIEUmENTAL MUSIC.
~ BECKER would respeetfuily % ne public o.
NASHVILLE located teacher o. t1e Woes, %
PIANO. Vioncso, Violine Orders ef at AcCurea o. Ben
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended 70
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METROPOLITAN

TING HOU Sc.
FEyHE Proprietor tegs inform the citizens of NashEs
the public generally, that hs considerable expense
dttci up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREE7S
tie purpose Of carrying regular business In he
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill q Fsr with prices attached
that he enabled both and appes of 9
and charge for than they get fhs has b
ueeed IN city, and he hopes ATTENTION 90 hs business
merit public patronage he feels certain Of success, with h
ssts The immortal FIL in the thea, he st furnish
pus dinners a. the shortest notice He also kespson hand
large stock Of =
CIhARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AHD LIQUORS
Call and examine st the Metropolitan
uhII-dly- y MOORE
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REMOVAL.
John YORK & co.

TVLVE removed their Book Bindcry and
BlaLk Book Mauufacory to the Baptist Publishing nouse
below Douglass Co.. north Market sire t. No. ~
81 door from square-and will be glad all their old
customers and invite that want work in line We
prepared TO make Blank the after any
given pattern. Particular attention will BE- paid to the Binding
Periodicals old Books Our prices low the
lowest style the Bindry Store
Union Street left either place will receive imme-
ta artan l-nsih .
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Jas NJ sAFFeRD, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
erlaud University of Lebanon, Te1n aud State Geoo for
NJ
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Lebanon,
Mr. L. s. UILmr-1y Dear Sir: find your simple and ee
CANT little Hygrocore constructed yClre quite delicate,
and believe they viii prove 70 be useful and valuable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

JOTTN W. DRAPER NJ D. L. L. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Physiology University of New York. relative to this
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LOUIS s UILMAE, MsQ.-DeGr SIR have had the H7sro
meter you hung Labratory since arrived
and found move in the manner you represent.
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JOHN HENRY NJ D.. L. L. D., Professor in the Smithson-
an Institute Washington City letter dated July H. losa,
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0tASH PAID for Saeon Lard, Wheat, Fruits Com
OATS and all kiR1s Of Western produce, At No 10 Bread
stTset, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN 4 co
dtadw II
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RICHARD o. CURRY, A. NJ NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jasprudence, editor Of the Nashville MoutS
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says
Ma. LOUIS ULLNAS, Dear SThe LITTLE plant you had the
Blndress years ago. still faithfully performs its
duty as Indicator, delicate
the atmospheric changes, either respecting t Bar
Hygromttric condition, that it begins indicate
orally in advance Of tbe usuGI Instruments.
have kept suspsnde4 ry Office NY standard
(Smhsonian) Barometer Mason HygroDer and hare
faithful in its indications these Instruments
truly Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this ygrocopc plant therefore account of its sen-
tveness and dUrdbItU aOrdiug chep and reliable
purposes which you Apply It, important and
valuable discovery, believe that viii commend Itself where
ever uSei. YOurs very truly, klCuAfD y. CURRY
FeOruary Ia 1859. shelby Medical College, Nashville
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BALTIM0RE AND ONO

- IS
RAIKfsOAD.
Great National Route.
EHNERHITNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling Benweoa gla Park
eTsDUrg the West Which places uues with Railroads
Steamers. &C. for ard from all points in the
West, S0uth-Ucst and Northwest.
Fare 10 New York and BostoRtNE DOLLAR essthan via
other route.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $50 p N, and 1890
A. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all 1slc Eastern Cities.
This is the only route TO asingtOu City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
New YORK and Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston alone BY
other lines. fTH
Through Tickets the Eastern cities be rrCred via
Washing gton city al additional charge OF 50 90.
Quick time and CONNECTIONS
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at any
the principal Railroad Offices inthe West. Eaks Bf
Z. I. FULLER, GEM Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W Smith, Master TEAnspoztatior- lspl4.
THE PENNSXLVANIA
CEN AL Ie ALL IL O A d.
feka RI - M ~ - -
rHE THE COUNTRY
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J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ. D, late Professor OF Medical
Chemstry T0xioogy the University Of Louisville
December, - le51
Lours s. ULLxAN Esq-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
aakeJ renal kable sensitive 0eis and IS more c1Fe
nien for this parpose than any artificial arrangement o.
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= AsS9. STRING GOODS. 1889,
EVANS & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
RIETIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, RiONNETS, sc.
No. I, Nashville Inn Block,
BASHVILLE TEEYESS
VWTE receipt Of Goods fog the Spring
w Trade 70 which we would call the aitsntOn Of Ner:
ForegI aud Domestic Dry Goods Varieties, Clothing, Boots
From long ezPe.enc purchase of goods for this
S we SURPASSED S saS a @ esi h 55 5Ta s9a %. 91 s @
oHsI ,s.s, i9dseements to purchase Of US. 90
DUY GOODsI DRY GOODsI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We receipt desirable stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
,,,,l We have ever offered to the The retail trade
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, no hesi.
fancy saying that thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRICE
and on Reasonable Terms any n city.
Our present stock emlracesevery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asvery handsome Robes Ala
A?rliII Tabia
French DeIanss, Plain and Fancy.
French and Engllsh NerinOes
LaysIlas, Tor travelling Dresses;
Plaid kelinO, English and French;
EYery SaaSs Plain Sksand ClOaksi
Black Silks all grades together with other article too telous 10
mention.
Wshave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beached Domestic, all gradesi
IO6 ia beached Sheeiing;
~ inch Pillow Cottsa;
- Brown sheeting;
81 sea island do;
Bro. and lddrlls;
Pld Lnsey, all kinda
Flannels, all eoors qualities and pricesi
Fhnnels;
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Sainetts, CasmeTes Yestngs, Shirts,
Fronts Collars, and fact article person may ex-
find in complete retail
We also constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps Dufour Co Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths, Carpets, To all Of
0e trading community a cheap the
cheapest McWHIRTER BROS.
ID. ST.. North Market sreet
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s P CRAWFORD, NJ, D., Of Greeneville, Tenn, says:
Louis S. ULlNAK, Esq.DedT SirI have had several Of
Won Natural indicators which have watching and
estiug for time. find thsm te be eccSetlyy SeRSt
fjre and made susceptible TO GU hygrOH1etcdl ctaHJss htR
M HgTOfgeeTs ttdt ThdCs OJSerCod. THey deo IN
IL forsgsae changes Of tie 0ealeT iron, % 70 A. hours
IN adodaco. They simple, and believe re
he and utility Gd most sensitive MICROSCOPES ROo an
use and should be in hands Of almost every Individual
pecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &c. yours,
S. z. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
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GOLD PENS REPAIREDI

96z5s rs sT--
INCLOSE them with 81 each, cent stamps 50
cents money address and they will Be returnedbg
mail in good order. H0SBINS a BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactoryl
novQn-1&EIy No ~ Third ss-eet. IssrisVilf .RY.
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Only a limited numbes of the Natural Weather Indicator
viii e offered which be the following
places at Nashville-RAINS BROWN, Public square A.
STkETCH, corner Union ana College streets, DEON LIE
co corner Church and Cherry Streets and By A IL ROsGOE
& CO. corner OF Broad and Market streets.
price 90. Tie dscOvereT will the Natural Wealth
er Indicator by mail, postage paid we'll put up aud sec
to any person enclosing S2eO Garrett Full aud PLAIN
directions using, accompany each Iniatos
Address LOUIS ULLNAN, Agnt
mbadkW-u COlanbia TenB.
--aunr.,,S manauINE EnEE IINE-Ina
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MAGAZINE FOR JUNE-Ios
IL received by may26 JOHN YORK co.
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uOsT cOmPLFTE AND TAsFEFUE

We have ever had the pleasure Of presenting
rendering 70 our friends, cid and
grateful thanks for their many vurs heTenf0 and aHsHg
neH that viii Be Pisasurs ior 20 = a their seysa
EeTsmain. r. G. ANDAhsoN ~
une<dRn
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HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest promptne
an contracts large, which may style and
upon which tail TO give satisfaction. lie is also
pSred 10 execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAININa AND MARBLING
Having artment ecurd the services Of the expert
and experienced artists
m subscriber would request persons having work In his line
give him a call before making hnal arrangements
Il. 7. FILMING,
rsrchs-sf No g, Union between Cherry and summer
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Nashville, Feb q, la09
Mr. LOUIS s. ULLMAN-Sr: Your Natural Weather Indcato
kindly handed has been tested by nons and L
have hesitency in saying that it Unerng weather gauge
oreteling changes tie atmosphere "a to Is hours
ahead The attention patronage Of all classes
as worthy special favor kespcctfu ully .Ste
- j. 0. uRIFFITH.
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From o aRIFr1TH, Esq one Of the rroprieor' of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-16

JUST IL ECEIV ED
CHAR LES ROE Z IL z IN S
No, II, Market Street,
LARGE assortment OF German, French, English and Amer
cs Toys, SteTeoscopes &c Paper Balloons, from three
~ feet in will he sold cheap either wholesale retail
1OO BOXES Fire Crackers TorpedOes, and other Frt
HUI Works.
FRUITS.
FINE Assortment Of Nuts Of all kinds Paradise Nutsa
new article in this Market Rasns, Figs frunes, C~on,
Currants Oranges Lemons, &c.
DLACK and Green Teas, Spices, &c, just received
DCKEs Preserves Oysters Lobers, sardIne Fresh Sal
1 mon, &c- just received.
VSJE manufacture all kinds Of Candy, and seit cheap as
dec2-dly CHARLES ROBERTSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
Delegate from this District to the Ma
tional Republican Convention.

Delegate from this District to the Ma
tional Republican Convention.
The time to appoint the Delegate t
the Republican National Convention, frou
the Congressional District, composed o
the Counties Of Northampton. Carbon
Wayne, Pike and Monroe, will soon be
st hsud Under ordinary circumstance,
it might be a question as to which coup
ty was entitled to the Delegate, but as the
question presents itself to our mind, it is
easily di,po,ed of.
We would respectfully suggest that
this matter be d, termined as follows:
Let the County that has cut down the
Democratic majority in the greatest de-
gree, have tie first Delegate. and the next
hest haze the alternate; aud so 90 in their
order, until each county, in the district
has bad the delegate aud alternate. Thi.
plan. although it will shut US Out
Of court for season, We think is eui
hently iu,t, and we trust will present it,
self in this light to each county in the
District.
This view of the ease woul3 clearly en-
tits Carbon TO the Delegate, as she for
ineriy bad to contend with about 700 ma
j.rity, bat last year carried it y 4l2 ma
jority for Us on the Congressional ques-
ton, and also the State ticket By 204 ma
jority; and this year lost the State ticker
by $50, and her Assemtlymsn by only
one vote. This shows that Carbon is sub
staniially a Republican County, which
the will prove, We tru>t, whenever the
principles Of our party are directly in
,oved and sbe undoubtedly has been
rendered thus by the activity Of her r :
pul licaus and intelligence of Der people.
Carbon has a num' er Of active Republi-
cans, who would lake excellent delegates.
end considering their general activity, it
would be difficult. Indeed, to designate a
manin Der county five may be permitted TO
do SO at all, as being the most entitled to
il. We. however, think We are safe iB
mentioning the name of CHARLES Al
BRIGHT, Esq, of Mauch Chunk, as bav-
ing been one of the d3o.t active among
the active Republicans, and be being in
every respect qualified to Gil that posi-
ton With honor to the District, ne are
very willing, therefore, that the honor OF
fret representing US iD the National Con
veDtion, should be conferred upon hiu.
aud the Alternate given to whichever
County may be entitled to it,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
Extraordinary Case,

We have heard OF children swallowing
pins, needles, buttons, aud other equally
lndigesuble articles, before now, from
which they have suffered no evil conse
queuce.-tut the following case, wtict
ccmes to Us vouched for as strictly true
by highly respectable physician of our
acquaiutauce, throws anything In the
shade that We have ever heard OF hereto.
fore. A little child of about year old,
.ou OF Mr.. A. Il. Springer, living near
SIX ppaekville, MOntA omery county, has
recently, aud within a short tine, eject,
ed from Its .tom ach either by coughing
or vomiting, the folloaing artlcles:-16
pins, "a needles, 2 horse shoe nails. s
steel pens, small cork, grains OF corn,
D III atcbes, 8 lath pails | ! inches long, 2
ath nail> l irch long, l piece of ten pen
ny nail | ! inches long. l No. 2 shot,
dried pear nearly three inches in circum-
terence. The Child, it is sad, fell slig ghtly J
Ill, and during its sickness threw UP the
articles mentioned above, at different
times, alter which it grew better, aud IL
now entirely we'll and hearty. The ex
traordiDary occurreuce has created con-
siderable excitement in the neig ghborhood, !,
aud the child has been visited By hun
dreds OF the curious aud skeptical Some
superstitIous p.rsoBs shake their heads
knowingly, aud assert their belief that
tue child has been be tewitched, while 9TH
ers expres. their opinion that al attempt
has been usde to take Its lie by admin
isterlDg all these PIN, needles, nails, &c
to it, while more sensible and matters of
fact people account for the wonderful
Gaze in more natural way, by supposing
that the parents of the little one have
been exceedingly careless in leaving such
things within its reach, and that it picked
them up in creeping around the house,
aud swallowed tbem, as little children
frequently DO everything they can lay
lands upon. The case, and the preser-
walton of the life Of the child, almost sur
passes belief; but yet we are assured, on
the best authority. that the circumstances
are entirely true, as We have given them
sboEe.-I0ttStoacm Ledger.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
John Grown, Jr.

We published a paragraph some day.
-ince (says The CleselaDd LEADER. from
The Cincinnati Gazette, stating that
John Brown, jr, son of Osawatomie
Brown, had come up the riTer Oh bis way
to Parker,hurg. Va, with the intention D
of visiting bis father in prison. The par
agraph was erroneous, and probably
riginsted in the fact that Frederick
Brown, brother of John Brown, arrived
at Cincinnati from Illinois, on bis way
to this city and Cbarlestown, if he ascer
tains from Gov. Wire that he will permit
the relatives Of the doomed martyr to
pive his remains sepulcbre teside bis an.
cestors and the dead of bis own family
The Ashts bula Sentinel copies the para
graph, and remarks:
John Brown, jr., was amused (as
mush as man in his circumstances can
be). when we showed him this paragraph
in The Cleveland Leader. He has not
been out of this county since the raid at
Harper's Ferry. He lives few miles
from this place, and comes in every day
OF two to get the latest news from The
scene of trouble. His family and himself
are beloved and sympathized With by his
neighbors of all parties; and well he may
bei for be is one of the finest specimen,
of men, physically and intellectually
He is the son who was Imprisoned at
Lecompton 10 1855, and basinQ gone
through the fire and struggle for Liberty
10 Kansas, he seems to come out the pure
gold. Al part from the interest 10 bis
history and circumstances at this time,
be is man who would be distinguished
anywhere for his active. energetic tenn
pe'ament and fearless manner. Social,
be is amiable, warm hearted and affec
tionate, and seems to be as free from
spirit frevenge as his father. Under
the trying Affections which have befalen
him, be. bears himself with manly firm
ness, which digDi6es, but does not cou-
cesl the agony of bis feelings"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
Ole 1rffrrsonian.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1859.
Death of Washing on Irving.

The death of this beloved father ot
American Literature. occurred at his res
ideuce, on the Hudson, on Monday eve-
piny last. Mr. Irving has been unwell
for several months past, suffering with an
tim attic complaint. and besides, expe-
rieDciOg frequent attacks ofse pain in
the region Of the heart. accompanied with
difficult respirstion. He retired to bis
room about half past ten o'clock, feeling
not more unwell than usual, but on ap-
preaching his bed side, was seized with a
violent pain in his left side, and died iu-
mediate|y.
The loss Of this great and good man will
eend pans Of regret tbrouR bout the civ
ilizcd world. for bis fame was world wide
lie died in the 18th year Of bis age.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
Contents of the Dead-Letter Office.

The " Wasbingtob Constitution ADVERT
ses the catalogue of letters which have
accuu ul ated in tue dead letter Office
siuce 1889. The department has used
every effort to restore them to their pro.
per owners, and, being unable to deliver
them. they sre now to be sold for the
Po~tage, the proceeds, if any, after pay.
ing charge, to be deposited 10 the Uoited
States Treasury. subject TO order should
the proper owners here after be found.
The catalogue embraces coats. hats,
SOCK, drawers, gloves, scarfs, suspenders,
patent iubaliDg tube, gold pens, pencils,
aud all kinds of small jewelry imagina
bic, undersleeyes, fans, hasdkerc hiefs.
box of dissectiUg instruments, pocket Bi
bles, ehildrcns dresses, lace collars.
toohs, buttons, cloth, purses. slippers,
cbeloises. bed quilts, boots, shirts, gaff.
for game fowls. cornfeld hoe, black silk
basque, hoods, shawls, CATERS, cigar case,
sDuff-box, speetacles. false teeth, night
;a2s. brogan-, aprons, pantaIettes, ear
trumpet, shoulderbraees, silk flag, razors,
one hundred catechisms, watch cry.tsls
nipple glasses, demivails. edgfng, and a
bou~aud other things too numerous to
mention. No pawn-troker's shop ever
xcelled 10 variety the collection of the
Dead Letter Office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
Getting into the Ladies Car.

John Phoenix very pleasantly relate.
the following adventures:
| bad Observed at each change of th,
cars, and they were frequent, wbeo tb,
general scramble took place, one car wa,
defended from the assault by stalwart
man, who, deaf to nenaces, un.oftened d
by brihes. maintained his Eo,t for the
benefit OF the ''leddies.'
Ladies car, sir, av you pleasc--for.
red car for gintlemen without ieddies "
Need | say that this car was the most
comfortable of the train. and with that
tern resolve which ever distinguished NE
IN the discharge OF my duty toward my
self, | determined to get into it, So
when We changed cars at Utica, rushe d
forth. and seeing a nice young person
With pretty face, bonnet and shawl
and large portmsnteau, urged Der way
through the crowd, | stepped up to her
side, and with my native grace and gal
lsntry, offered my arm and assistance -
They were gratefully accepted, and proud
of my success, | urged my fair charge up
to the platform Of the ladies' car. Nv
old enemy was boldiug the door.
"ls this your lady, sir!"
With an inward aplogy to Mrs. Pbe-
nix for the great injustice done to ber
charms. | replied "yes."
Judge of my horror when this low
employee Of a uonopolizing company said
with the tone and manner of an old ac.
qualntaDce:
well. Sal. | guess you've done we'll,
but don't think his family will think
much OF the natchW
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY, November 30, 1855

WEDNESDAY, November 30, 1859.
FLOUR AND MEAL-W Wheat -four;
the sales are II 300 bbls. at S5 20aS5 %
for super6ne State; S5 37kaS5 As for ex-
ira do; SIS 35as5 40 for superfne West
erU; s5 65aS5 IS for shipping brands of
round hoop extra Ohio; SIS e0as6 so for
trade brands do, and SIS 60as7 for extra
St. Louis and Genessee Rye Flour;sales
o; $40 bbls. at So 65aS4 40. Corn Meal;
sales of $40 bbls. at 81 02Eas4 10 for old
Jersey; 81 25 for Baltimore, and s4 30
for BraudyWne. Buckwheat Flour is in
request at 81 l24aS2 373 per 100 pound.
GRAIN-Wbeat the sales are 500
bush. Red Southern at 81 40; 900 bush.
pure White do. at 81 IS; $500 bush fair
Red Western at 81 80. Rye is in steady
demand AID is firm; sales of 4 1900 hush.
al 90c. Corn; the sales ere IS, ,70O bush.
at 79ae3c. for new Yellow Jersey and
Southern; 9la96c. for old White do; old
Yellow held at 92ay3c. at the close.
PROVISIONS-Pork; the sales are
6, 500 bis at sl6aSI6l23 for Moss; Sl1
all l34 for Prime; sl5 for Sour Mes,
and SIS SO for Thin Mess. Green Meats
are iD fair demaud at s8n94c. for Hams.
Pickltd Hams are selling in small lots at
94sl04c. Dressed Hogs are more Pleu-
ty at 63a?o Butter is steady, and in
fair demand at ll!alSc. for Ohio. and
l4a22e for Stste. Cheese is in fair de-
maud for the trade at 9allc. the latter IN
extreme rate.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-12-01
ANY of our re aders afflicted with Scro

Any of cur readers afflicted with Scrof
ula or Scrofulous co plaints. will do well
10 read the re arks in our advert.iDg col
uuDs respectingit it But little of the nature
of this disorder has been known By the
people, snd the clear exposition of it there
given, will prove acceptable and useful.
We bave long admired the searching and
able manner 10 which DIR. AVER treats
every sutject be touches; whatever bas
bis attention at all. has great deal OF it.
be masters what be undertake., and no
one who has particle of feeling for his
afflicted fellow man. can look with iDdf
dereuce upon his labors for the siek.-
Read what be says Of Scrofula. and see
in bow few words. and how clearly be
tells us more than We all have known Of
this insiduous and fatal mslady.- Sun,
Philadelphia. Pa.