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Killed bY a Bear.

The Prairie du CHEN Wisconsin, J
Leader states that two young ladies', Miss
Ii ,skill and Miss Pool wien walking in
the vicinity of Fancy Greek, Riohland
county, were pursued by two bears. one
of which struck Miss Pool with bis paw,
tearing her breast to the bone and caus.
ing her death in fcw hours. Miss Has
kill escaped with few scratches. The
bears were shot soon after.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17
The General Result.

The general result Of the elections held
on Tuesday, which were the lat to occur
this year. is favorable to the Republican,.
In New York the Republicans have pro
bably elected their whole State ticket,
and have msjorities in both Houses Of
the Legislature. In Massachusetts, the
Republicans have, as was anticipated
swept everything. aud reelected Gov.
Ranks by an increased majority. 10 Ne~
Jersey Charles S. OldeD, the Opposition
oapdidste for Governor, is elected. The
Republicans have elccte,i their Governor
10 Wisconsin, by al increased majority
IL Illinois the election vas for local off
GERS and Que member OF Congress to I'll a
vacnncy occasioned By the death OF the
Hon. T. L. Harris Mr.. McClei'and
Douglas, Democrat, is no doubt elected
Louisiana on Tuesday elected the Demo
cratic State ticket, with three of the four
m ZEN bers of Congress-Edward Bouligny
(OppoSition) being chosen in the first dis
tret. lately represented BY George Eustis
(American.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

were we to fail to brand this base slander,
Sc. aioat BY those cowardly Administra.
ton dcmago9ues for political effect And
in conclusion, we would remind them that
falsehoods of this character must come
home to rest with crushing effect upon the
shoulders of their authors.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17
New-Jersey Election.

TRENTON, n j., Nov. IL, 1859.
The final result makes the Legislature
stand as follows: Seuate-Twelye Dem
oerats, eight Opposition. one straight A
mericsn. Houso--Thirty democrats,
twenty eight Opposition. two straight
Americans. The Democratic majority on
Joint ballot is three.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

New COUNTERFEIT counterfeit
S5 bills on the Citizens Bank of Pittsbure
are in circulation. They have medal
lion on each lower corner, large 5 in
the centre, and the face of the note is
pink.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17
lfPA Golden Eagle was killed las

lIPA Golden Eagle was killed last
week on the Lower st. Pswrencs, and
brought to Quebec, which was shot while
endeavoring to carry off child about
three years of age. This is the only bird
in America that will attack the human
species. They breed in the North. fol-
ing at this season the birds and animals
that seek milder climate.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

UPThe National Democratic Com
mittee is to meet at Washington on the
7tb of Dece m Der. to fix upon the time
for holding their National Convention at
Charleston.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

n9-Ope thousand three hundred and
eight emigrant. arrived at the port OF
New York during the week ending No
vember I'd, making total OF o6, o9S
since the Ist of January, sgDinst ~, a2o
during the same period last year.
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Caution.

I hereby caution all persons against
hunting, fishing. or going through grass.
grain or orchards upon my premises, as l
sm determined to prosecute trespassers
to the full extent of the law.
ELIJAH SCHUG-
Stroud tsp. Sept. p, 1859.
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Guess that's so.

A man. who don't believe the world
is growing better, says the time may come
when the lion aud lamb shall lie down
together, but if it does, the lamb will be
inside of the lion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

sara Clergyman in Erie county, Pa,
recently married young man who was
under age, of which fact the minister
was ignorant. Afterwards sbe fsther of
the young man compelled his Reverence
to pay $35, on pain Of prosecution.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17

s@-A company has been formed at
Allentown. for the erection at that place
of large Rolling Mill the capital stock
being Sl20 900. all of which has been
subscribed-s 600 in Allentown, $40,
900 in Poltsville, and $4,000 in Phila-
deiphia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-17
Light Taxes,

Georgia is probably the ligbtest taxed
State in the Union. It's State tax is on
ly two-thirds Of mill on the dollar. A
man owing $4,000 of property pays on.
~ Sc &c taxes.
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u ACTTELOR'S WIGS and OUPEES surpaSseS ALI
ID They re elegant light, easy and durable.
FiitE.g a ch-r.n- turning up behud--no shrink
ing ns tr head lude ell this Is the only Establishment
where these things properly understood aud made
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and removes all obstructions, and speedy may
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go E3saYYicd Ladies'
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
tamp Of Great British, TO prevent counterfeits.
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These Pi should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they
sure to bring Miscarriage, but ary other time they
are safe.
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the back and limbs, fatigue slight exertion papita
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-31

Patriot says: ''The capacity of the English
stomach is astounding. We had an English
pilot, whom we took at Singapore, of the name
of Smith. He told me at first he was tenn
perance man. in compliment probably to my
profession and my habits. His face however,
told secrets, for the skin was almost as red and
thick as sole-leather, while his little eyes, i'm
bedded in fat, and inhamed seemed to be
struggling to get a peep of day. We spent
three weeks at Penang, where he betook HIM
self to hotel His bill was presented to the
purser for payment, out of his fees as pilot,
when happened to see its daily charges Ev-
cry day from seventeen to nineteen drinks of
brandy were put to his account, independent
of wine and other liquors. For the three
weeks, his tavern bill amounted to close upon
two hundred dollars! / called him thencefor-
ward Extra Billy he went little beyond all
the Smiths had ever heard of, and even all
the John Bulls. And yet he complained of his
poverty and struggles to support his young
family"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-31
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINts.
6lgars ano Gubaccu.

A w H Z Z LOCK & CO.
AAe importers and Manufacturers Havana and Prfr
cipe Cigars; wholesale dealers in all kinds of smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Cigar Cases, Snuff and Tobacco
Boxes, Meerschaum Pipes. and Cigar Tubes with 81
general assortment Of Goods III the trade Plug Tobacco
by the box at New York and Boston prices diff dc
NOTICE. = THE BEST CIGARS
~ in this city to be found at
e. H. VI L T III az CO.'S,
IA Front street, Theater B1ing wholesale and retail
Also, all KRIS of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
at New York and Boston prIcas
N B.-Manufacturers and dealers in Minera. and Soda
Waters. E. H. SMITH u CO
je2l diff
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BIBuLoUs CAPAcITY OF AN ENGLIsH Pr
LoT.--A China correspondent of the N. II
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miscellaneous.
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, 1859-09-20

Senator Douglas broke out venomously on
Attorney General Black at Wooster, Ohio the
other day, calling him "base cAlutnniator,"
and pronouncing his late article in tho Consti
tuition in reply to the copyright essay; "atissue
Of falsehood from beginning to end" lie is
thus reported by bis Ohio organ, the Cineinna-
ii Enquirer: This is IN old Douglas trick.
Whenever political opponent fastens an in
consistency OF lfaud upon him By tho rules
Of logic, he retorts in the language Of the bar
room. That WIS his style in debate with Lin.
coin Inst f.ll; and wo notice that his manners
have not improved since. The Particular mat.
ter which called for the blackguardism at
Wooster was the argument in Blacks essay
that Douglas advocated the coadscation Of pri.
vate property in certain contingencies Douglas
made no argument in reply. but repeated and
reiterated the "]ie" Aalf dozen imes-
In point Of fact, Nj. Black told the straight
out truth. Douglas holds that slaves ere
property and so recognized BY the Constitution
Of tho United States He inserts everywhere
that The people Of tho Territories "may con.
troll it rs property" even to tho extent Of ta1-
ing it out Of existence. In illustrating ]1ls
position during the Inst session Of Con-
gress, he stated that TIC people Of the Terrific
RES might not only tax slavery out Of exis'
teucc. but they might tar mules ont Of exis.
tepco. II this is not equivalent to asserting
that private property may be confzcated, then
is Judge Black !. base caluminator." Fit il
equivalentt-as nine out Of ten candid men vii
unhositatingly declare-then is Senator Doug
las point-blank falsi6er.
, 1859-09-20
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR."
Gen, Scott Ordered to the Pacific Conat.
tFpm the y. r. Herald, l;th-1

Oar special despatch from Washington an-
pouuces that Lieutenant General Scott has been
ordered TO the Pacific General Scott goes to
the Pacific to manage the difficulty which has
recently sprung up Between Great Britain and
the United States respecting the boundaries Of
the territories af the two countries IN that re-
gion. The latest accounts from the island Of
San Juan, The focus Of the trouble. are to the
18th u!t At that date quiet prevailed, and the
British and American forces remained Us prcTi-
ppsly reported.-thc British vessels at anchor in
the harbor, aud the Unitcd Statea troops in camp
on shore. But it was also reported that General
>HarneJ ordered oil tho troops ut t,is disposal to
reinforce tho command on the Island, while
Governor Douglas had directed additional Brit
ish ye.sels Of wsr to rendezvous at that point
Spec;al messengers from both thesc command.
efs had recently reached Warrington. Colonel
Hawkins, tho messenger Of Governor Douglass,
taryied long enough to deliver dispatches to
Lard Lyons, the British Minister. aud then sail
ed for England, 10 apprisc Tie British govern
rnent Of the etate Of affairs Although it is not
npprrhended :hat serious Consequences will re-
snit from tho action Of General Harvey, yet THE
President deems the matter to be Of such grayi:
tT as to require the Supervision Of the skiufnl
and cautious Lieutenant General Of the army,
Ii Leaves for his post On the eoth inst ::
, 1859-09-20
aarf8s Triibuttt:
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 90, 1853.
LOSES NEW YORK

<10S ~ - w. yo,k dclcratcs
~ c.n,o,,;on arc Augustus
:" '.' ~ sr,,,a ,,o,4 If New York, JoAn
e<.eD' ~ -. and rrostus Corning.
AeAs, 1oIr csn~rcss wbo voted for the L.
40l.e caast;t,,s;o, =, through thick and thin,
eo1fss rar,t,o WIN ran far Congress-
ooasc4'1 ~. - u..,;n ,.st fa,1 and 1sa;,h
nis.. ;s: ' IT 8 Marshal far TIM soltbeeffnn1 pis;
Gn. - Nv yort-,}, straipbt.ont 1ecomp3.
..s;,ss - ~ .na ,,noo,nn,omieinc enemies o5 Doug
~, / classified ,x Inc
a. ~ = ns:,s ~ 49,. !:
r..ns,e.,a rn. a... ~ ~
FI nostisa ~ :v:,;oa,
eaapsaaits:
whsss number. :
sy tsee,sa asana e rt;nson M is required togct
.r+ s,.~o,, 1000 I'm thu friends Of Buclan-
So: w;ao and tho other Lecompton~
~. =. xo>.,r. t,'s wbo,e strength Of Now
W. n tha Charleston Conycntion-the S,ate
cnnvapt,n hayinc instructed the delegates to
xotet ,s q unit instead Of lrittering away their
rouer an halca.dozen scrub candidates ms
heretofore Douglas, On the other hand, re-
ouircs sixteen votes to get tue delegation,
,xb;ch number must BE- drawh. not from the
.unks Of comzon rivals, occupying substan-
tiallv lila rostdon. but trou bitter and deter
mined enemies, who rctuse to rccognize him as
q Democrat The aunit' rule was evidently
adopted by tho Convention to prevent Douglas
getting single vote from the state at Charles
ton, while apparently giving his friends mir
'sprinklins Of Delegates Wood and his ruff
ans count for nothing. It appcpra TINT Fer
naudo and. the Benicia Boy, after adjourning
n the private room Of tie tormct, took up the
ahouesty dodge" and essayed to blanket
themselycs with rcspcctability by referring the
question Of delegates back to the, people in the
Congressional distriets-a proceeding which
, 1859-09-20
PERSONAL .Ky9-U P0LITTE.4k.

The Manchester (England) Guardian snys
Mis-. Stowe is in England, engaged upon the
completing portion of her new work, "TLe
Minister'S Wooing," which will be issued entire
ia about month.
-Abreach Of promise case Inns recently been
tried at Catlin, Chemung County, y. Y, and the
defendant, D. c. Kimball, has been adjudged to
have disappointed the slighted Indy, Miss Ame-
LA Il. Masters, to the extent Of $1,000. The
case has made much scandal, for the defendant
testified thst the fair Amanda Lad voluntarily
become his wife dc facto, If not de jure. As
tue parties arc what Is called respectable"
tue affair furnishes ample food for tho village
gossips.
Professor Agassiz was to embark ut Liver
pool. On his return home, last Saturday. His
vist to Europe has been, in all respects, satls-
fuctory. lie was received in the most cordial
mud distinguished manner By the scientific men
Of England, France and Switzerland He hns
passed most Of bis time among his relatives in
Switzerland, but during his absence has madc
purchases for The Museum Of Natural History.
Prof. Agassiz will reopen his school for young
ladies at Cambridge in October.
The Boston Courier says the. New York
| Democratic State Convention assembled at Sy-
| raeu.e on Wednesday morning, but b:tore tier
had beeu ttnk to Offer up tie usual prayer, tbc
risa's were fighting.
WA. Holmes, The Troy merchant, Of th'
"spiritual" faith, wbo left his wife and 'rar
away With m affinity" has written lette1
from Chicago to the Troy .Badg<t. in which ht
says:
ITO set ut rest forever any superstition thu
| am fugitive I will at oncc say. that | mn
now in tbs City Of Chicago, enjoying, not u
tidcuce aud affection Of oae Of my children, bu
| the full confidence Of tire Of them, aud TIN
unless most cruel fortune deprives me Of them
/ cxpect to remain here, aud by honest industr..
support them. Tint hare left my wife is mos
true, aud thut never shall, under my circum
atanees, live with her again, IS equally trnt
ouly peace Of mind that is lete to me. Fo
eighteen ycs1s hare tried to secure my peae
! in married life. 1t is thrown on
by WY Of foreclostng all defense on my pnr1
l tfiat am Spiritunlist. They hope by this cr
| of mad dog to crush me at once They qoot
| nv letters 70 prove it. Those letters prove thu
| have aspirations for eocal life beyond tbs
| Of tue trutes-in word, I am guilty Of tha
most mouattous Of heresies-' bcllevinG tht
affection, love and conEeniality, are lndispens'
ble to happiness in married lilc.' So be it.
cannot change that opinion
-Mr. Douglas has lost his only South Car
Ina organ: The EdgeGe1d <Adrtrtisr, whie
has hitherto advocated his nomination, Sal
! his article in Harpcr's magazine, renders il in
/ for $1,a [o,,th fn srnpnrt him
, 1859-09-20
#eoiei11es, 81.
MORE TO BE ADMIREN
49, THAI IuN
HIGH EST DIApEM
Worn BY Kings or Empefors,

What1 Why Beautiful Head orN,,x
Beeauas u sths ornanasat Tod u1n,.%l: pn,,,,d .1.
our .ace- Ke7dsr. although us ross usa1 s.u,n ~,
tho teeth bs tho.s u peAr1A II the head |. trfr ~
eEnE+ aF the haf u snaset and .hsve'st h4f. Ind
ssn s,f sj stf :Eaa,sd rS t,y y aatars f i,
usci two three titnea *eek vii r-ss..re .r
ntutf " all tlch bEnalncnt ttra thr
md ldka. Tbs ~zatxE II the 11st ttu eesa,4. W.:
Taaih1x:
NV YokK. A?:4 u, is:
pR. Woop Dear Sir: Permit me- n ezpre.s ;o ,or
obligations under tot te eure s-tnrai,ru If L. ~
70 IL ORIGINAL riur; abstal TIE ttms st ny Arrival 1T
appiiasn Of your lia,r Retvcaivs i .,.n nvsr. =, :,
os1<nA hus Consider four Restorative rs1y .t
lul invenltrn. q:1iie streaeltua wei, sxr.a:,r
asn+ IeAs III. Touta t7utY. i. fNALp:s1
"Dryeh 1T a'tGwyIsi5det.~
Welsh Newspaper a,ae- II Saa-41..t- April T., ia
PRar- o. J. %uap :~-ncar H!.: a,n.o urn,h =. !.
weeks ago received bottle u y..r Hair E->y:t;! ~ -
kave my wtte Who cauelut u ny On ner h.. -,
Ih4kinE 1t ths time thai wouI rxsofe ttr gcIy
tew veeka' tstal ha4 perfosz1s that wonderful
tuFnpx ali The gay k1l4 to lark hsu~n Tie .a,. =.
eeau:lfyt1s I'D h,es aug u hat snntly rtt"s4=s:
the atoSs HEaSof2lSa " ~ pesaoh.!a EI: It h
ef their half- CHARLES cAl:uET.
S1~ Soax July =. III;
F1nr. 0. J. Wooo:-W!sh eonesssnse 4. .ecnnr,s +
youf Uair kestorat.e b~rk tho ,.. vt
ever k4w Sues usnx y4ur Hair te.ur..- III: ,4:r !,
vhtahsrs which A;unst vhte hare krt. s.va
dark aud au~ fexl on1eAt tkat few nose spps.r
M uf all taadsuH and unpleasant ltCsI enn..e au b.
| pe1sons ~ho pessplre freely u. HlLLI.
! p.J. WOOD CO, Pmpneto71. 81: Hratw,7 Wv
York lin the great Nsw York Wer kLdcs Es4.,.1lt:t
| md III Market ~. It Louis. Mo.
And sod by al x9'd Druskisss md Fancy Goo.s res>a
, 1859-09-20

Tho case, cheapness and rapidity with |
which people from the adjoining States Of
Michigan, Indana, Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesota may be set down in this city, by mcans |
Of onr numerous railroads, which radiate from |
this central point in every direction; the hotel
accommodations and the proyerbial hospitality
Of our people, which hare proved sufficient
during the Inst week, for the boarding and
lodging, without Inconvenience, Of the largest
crowd tbat eyer assembled in the Northwest;
the interest felt here in the agricultural and in
dustrial development Of this portion Of tho
Union: and aboyo I'LL the community Of inter-
est which binds the people Of Chicago and Illi~
uois to the States that ITO have named all
point to this city rs the place which should be
the seat Of the greatest most powerful and use"
fl Agricultural Society Of the United States.
Here is the heart and centre Of the great grain
growing and cattle raising interests ef the
Union; here IL the chief mart in which tho nu.
merous products Of tue Northwest are gathered
for eastern and foreign markets; hero must be
the seat Of the manufacturing industry which
will supply the farmers Of vast and ever in
czaasing area with the domestic commodities
which they arc forced to buy. Here, then, is
the point where the agricultural society that will
cast the greatest 1ustre upon the farmor's pnr~
suit, and which will eclipse the National soc:-
ctr in the att actireness Of its annual exhlbi~
tions, should be located. and We are glad to
know that our people, whoare 80 well satisfied
with the Fair just closed, arc taking steps to
nut TINT contemplated Socity into operation rs
one OF the leading Institutions Of the West and
as one Of tho most powerful aids to the useful
ues Of tho State and County Societies within
its scope. But it must he expected TINT oppo.
sit;on will be encountered. The cllques who
have possession or the State Societies, and who
draw tie farmers together to see the best pre'
uiums carried of by tho scrubby bulls enc
spawned horses Of the managers, OF their CONS
or neishboss, or cousins, or sombody inside
the circle, and who pay themselves big salar'e
5or easy places, will kick at the idea Of grea
o,rrganizaslou that will orcrtop their ahows COT
rect their hlunde7s aad teach them that tn
making Of awards shall bo fairly and Intelligent
IL conducted; but their struggles md the'
, ANNALS will 10 vain. The people want to &c
this bpsincss put upon Its proper basis, Fair
hsye become tho festivals Of the 1a11ners, an
they want them got up on sca1e commensr
rato with the importance Of the interests ~l'1c