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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

v 90 stitu'ionA discasc. q en-rurtiu-, Of tie
tl,-L ~ Sh4ch uls had ls,,.nlc, yttsAi-d.
~eas. and Tor. Beng in tn Circulation. &
I-rNs!.- tbs .h1le loi,, AID NAV burst Uut
IA di-.s-c m any part Il u. No organ = fTce
fr''rn - a,tsck., nor - thue one Which q nay
Isot de-t-uv. The -rr1f'4iuas taini y varlousy
eau~cd " rrrfc'EtA di-rs-c. i0s living d.
ordered q unhealthy iood. impure ar, t.-a
sai althy hsbts the d,tTess4n. wees. and.
a"Vc al. ~ the ,oncr,al iuics;.cn. What
e'- - q. prsin. 10 - hereditary ia The con-
s,liuto-i, ds~csudns e. trufn psrcnus g. Chiiir-n
Unto The thlri ard i0arfh grucratsosi 80 indeed.
Il ses-a, . be thu ri a Ham - DO shss. e..
VIII rsii tie inaauIus ~ tAs isil.srs uI.s
thar sAIdrsn-
It csfoc. cr-mrrce ~ dc--~c.1, FIRM ~,
b'pua & eTrup; or al -r.l1s matter. ~hich. IN
tn lung, liver k-t internal Organs. - termed
tubrTvlo- "a the gNncs. .-e.liugs. asa "a
the surfs-c. eruption. - sury-. has fsI cor
rrpt0n. ~kieh gender IN The blpod. d-prs-sss
the cncr-ie- uf lite - that scruftlou. oogttita-
nofa not Gully suffer firm scr1fglous oon-
plants, bat they have Gar loss power D. ~ith-
sAnd the s:;Acss % othrI dlsca--- eonss-
qlcnly. rGs NUMBER p-rsh by d. rders
~hlch. although nD' scr,fJl1al. "A thczF nature,
are stlil rnd Icd fatal by thi. i.lnt a. ia
system. MIST ~ tho consumption ~kich de-
climate the hunsn fau.ly IA. %. ,.r1g directly
N thl- rrruiuluus vnutA.ntnailuu Aad many
destructive d-G--s of the liver. s.dGey-, bran.
aad. u.deed. Of AL the organs. arse from ~
are - gr.vAtri ~ the sAulc cause.
Oue GuaJio. II al oUr people are .crohuiou.;
thar pyr~rns ar invaded ~ thu. lufslng H.
T. ,.esn-e 4 irlm tn syst,Iu rils.,y rsie
the p - hy A. Alternative n.r,!lCu.-. ait ln.
,iG.t.ts II BY beauty incd A4i e41o.ss-
,, - . ns-lS-ne 80 s4rIly IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Saran1rilla

The mo, e;isytuh remedy which tn risdicI
ALL 4 car umr- ca dSvlsr !ar tbs tvtry
where PtgyailIng aid f.tsl malsiv. IL u cum
t1ec ~ n The met Ac;ivc remedial. a ~ avs
tn discovered fUr the sxTrlrrst.n g III. t.4l
di-fdci frpr tie Nod. aid the re- c 81 the
,y-tsm f-un - dctuict.ve Sofss-{ur-cs-
Hc,ce il shonid - s-upl ycd fr the csrc q
Mt only scrligiA hut als1 thos. other aF-,-
t0"- vh'th Nl-s q N g. such q. ks~rTIvs
and Sax N.sEA.is, 81 A~rH ~. Flrv,
h-H, ~ EE1-uFt,s. FiNTtr-. PUstrrrs
BL'r,Hss. Ht,iN, ard B,ri.-. I mons Trr1tA
and SNr kHrrs. :. IN HFAn. RNo~uRN
kHsrHsrHs, SIrHtliric and MANAGERIAL d..
rArts, DEur'H. DIsT4I~tA. DIsiL1ri. a. l.
inLe,d. - ClsTLAiSII satsiS8 TH1H NIrtA-
rE1 on lsFUEE BDsoD- The Irr4'ar ii. q
H. '''rvFtfy 4 -, blood 90 l. founded .r uu;h,
fr 49, i4li u d. zeiisratlsr q tie t.l,ad Tho
Iar',. uiaT pUrI--e LIi vlttue q thu Ssr,ara-
ma . purity AID r,g,a crate q l.VI'sl ruid.
without ~t.,h sound htslth !. lI.I4-.lt., IN
Contaminated CuusittLtllia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
POLITICAL.
on: WOULD Tm,rrD s.E> noaS =.



''''' IVY
'-tf'
$50 st.f.
80 f'e en'uga,
l. t's- f..s. 'Fs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

~ Some fun loving fellows 10 New.
castle. Pa recently .isrtei society there
which Eu'pnrt-t - 10 lodge Of Tie S,a.
Of Malta o. e 'ue IbiiIlfei. Low,ver.
exposed the 40 concern lie s'ate, ii Il
after being ~, ,a',d D., s.nel what ".
repre,euied TO b. tie constitution Of tie Or.
der bat which tlrG~I cut % he nothing
more OF less titan a. order Tor = z # beef
from oG- Il the bre~er. lie c.uo had
been lrinr ~ ss-r ., tie expense Of
the nes msu''.t, tr several wees b4I
sICee ID, t'.S tary w. f,llca through.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
Y A | ETY..

rfMrs. P,rtirs'on .fter listening ~
the reading % an ADVERT. men, for young
ladies boarding school sali
4" For my part, | esut deceive WIS, on
sirth sdiiGl,ios is comiHe to When Vas
young. II the girl, only understood bet rule.
Of dis,rsciioD psovision, multiplying. re
plsnIsbiDg aud com mon doniator aui knew
ell about the river. aud their obituarie. the
covenants AMI domitories the provinces aud
the umpires, they mai eti,cIsiaD ehOaga -
But nov they have to study bottc my. s'gier-
bay, and have TO demonstrate suppo.iticu
about syccphsrn OF eIrcuses, taug.Dts aud
Disgsne's paralltloeramy. iosay no'h NJ
about the eIiles corosiie- su1 b,ruse triau,
giles - Thus sayug the old lady leanst
back IN her chair. her knitting work frll in
her lisp. aud fr ssmv minute, she seemed
~ meditation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

10 10 short. ladies' aud gentlemen .aid
40 overpoWsred orator. can only s,y-I
beg leave 20 add | desire % assure YOU
that ! Wish lad window 10 my bosom
tAat sou nigh; sec the emotions Il nv heart
vulgar boy from the gallery-.W Won't =
pane 10 your stomach do ibis time1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

n-Ao old lady on being witnessed BE-.
Tore Magistrate a. 70 her place Of legal
ssii!s2GH., vas aid sbAl rsa-su a.. ll!
Ter suFposing her husband lA1a legal g..
tlement N that ,ovn The IA l,Iy .aiI
He vas born snI married asd tho, bnris 4
bin there. Aui " that sint se,t!iog bim
tLsre, don't knos zbs,is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

nfTbe editor Of the Kan.a, & i,fmus,
DO IN ludicfeu' pix ~. says
We have been livior On ,,,tos.snIbe beef
30 iooE that 80 have con pleie lri.h irogus,
add are getting born. AID tail like a .'e.,
We have eaten 90 many punrsins tbstit ID.
diheait for US 20 Distinguish our IA } from
puDrkio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

E-tss,sAset ..a-r @o 80 ssG,ets. ,c-- ~
-,i,ae -<s'sesi s.S sHdts' s.' '-yy-'.'s- - S-se'
nOCrCR SMITH. w. o~Lr Rss-, ,sLY 20
- CC,rsn Psrsf-t.N Ar'ss-t-f~0 IA. ivr usnN
y.sr' Devoted b.. Whole suSui'0 81 the ;rss'm,r' =
PH'stv t1sPsnt. oil their ssf,sd ADD con i'esi-d
Lfn. His great tho-s loas standing ssi
diAsslt such ~sfs htssriy eoa,ist.d iasurs
90. sshc'rat o. eo.usDi h,s q The Puhiis 10,
hN oiths "Ktsnsss patronage -hich h ~. frest'cf
Nithtn the lest Sisbt tsu. Dt he treated mo's
Asa -, 80 e.-~. ~ Prtys, Co-rsni.. "a thew td
fsrrut icrp. ani stssc- Pfscitc. ~kisA tCHh'
oesf' test ~ alt to- othsf PhY.,rs-s Ns- sf'sTur
IN balinrrr sol nst .,rsls ks0-n ~h-fs 30
tHseiiao' ~sfe strictly followed 81 "dictus. 'siss
81 fs.sos. be tive without sfrc'ios ftfusai srt
.sssu' care therefore versra afflicted 18th li,ea...
81 the asov~ asiars $50 r1si,.r h0w dtfsat
.''oiisE the e,,- b.. vos'a 40 sell 20 eslies d.
SAITH, AZ br. r'ae-, ~ ~ souiA frcesrieS .tFss'
He .-dCi--. are ~. frosn isfc-ry sn1 80 usr-sl
pctso-s rrf o. So ceubset tom. snd p.
-'N--' 80 go % Nr-f-s-r-f-usu ha.'a... 49,.
seT 81 -G-s' . "a sat sirans's.- sasr4s fr-
---~...'v
Let M. anf-r;ss.,- 80. -,,i 9A., ~ stiea c..r
's'' h'n hsi na tru- - rii - i..' So a.k.,s .rr'
eaurn 90 c-rPstru' fAs.ria-. 'h~" -rs1 coli
o"'.- f''i,i 'r's PEA - 80 'ttrsi.e- 'h'r-,'
ihei- usis~si a.-.-tant - - -iu'~rsf. 49,
. sfrr' fhan Dc rt-t .r.fff - --A-r-
er"s e.uh''u-' 30 th- .~'.s -,i''V - i.sa
'h- fap't -iN.1~" % 'rs '-', ts-fE rr. f...s..
'u'i~ie1t o. si-Trs s- So, h.,,t vktu uir.rsi-n
81 80 loved tf-s"- NJ fssh. 80 t.ls.. t-ira1
to uah'ppN ~'irn 81. issd, ra.-n tf.,,rr upe t.
Ll' ''a'' OF ts-rdsgr~s
Npt ~ MY
Aoi otAsr. srfe'-J VT. .----,' '-rtt-. "-h.,h..
eftEin.tng 'ruun e--f-i '-.'',-i,. t-'t'" -
ssN o'h-f rar-e. ~'i' -r- DO bi,', .ri ..-'r.
s'1i' aht-h til'- ~t~h rsri--'.f .hHaI rsk- o.
'srN So r.f.0- HfS 80 '' ...s't ~, ..
~ sr"" i.F re-. F-ri s.IDf N.s'ih 80 frrr -af
r''s o. -- 90 ~ g--r--' o., D.. tf-t o. 80
ha- g. r1s' So $50. q 80 t-pa,. fi.. b,
rfsNrs N's.''f tt~ - .a't ar. ..f I.tt
81 .1 ~ huf h- snhi- s'rN'trr 80 ..ptri.-
N7r'h NN.f~F.'s. kn..s ~ 'hs - 10. .-f
HAT. rsriiat1 ri 'h- scout frsi--.. rvf.liu-..
~ 80. 4rv - u,'f..f7. ni 'hI. 1-..-s.
Fr''Hfs -au ~ r-t-sI VOW. b.. .tlrss- - i.ir..
% ~ ~n.'N. '"--+thnr e, .at net
'ir~ .-~' r-V rs~t-- fors o'-,r,.'.- G.rvs,l,I ~
'tT'~'- rr n'h~'~ -. - ra't ~ 80. 30. So
LfNr letter l.I b, ar-.-rrf url.s. IA.N sna,ats
'e-f''arr- - r1.fs.- s'au,
y P~'-ia- - rist Nth - ,h- ,ha,-
dsin'. Si.l a. 80 . ssod hrs.'Hs rofr,- v..'h-
Erstsn - aatirr. a.a is~ .r.1ee, .H,.r
''ei a. osria'n enr" 90 I'D A,.-..- Me-.
80 trs'aHH' lu 'a cell -r,r- ~
T. rHoN " hsfm tfs- r..-' ih.r,G,- .,o.J th.a -
~ wprt 90 tho si,s sad.-i--t
Atirs.s. po.t-psi NJ n SMITH
No ~ S0sth rT-,i.rlsk .tt--'
=. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

S1-Aa editor 'sy. ~, attention u.,6r.t
afarn 20 m1'rimony Nv The 'ki'fIl aaot.r
20 "hie5 pretty Ei'. banded o broom 4
ofo'i e. sdi,sf sass ife baansf To- Etitb his
VIE hshdle'a broom snot % very plsasios
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

NJ Ons q the Western EDITOR. speaking
~ large sni lat eltent 1riry. rrm,rs -i
that u al % uss gfsss be ml.tFesls,i
OF bay susJse' that On said the ~
m'o' frsn The wiy the s''., arc nittlirg
At me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

NJ lent Isu' lat sleepy inquired
sag u gstt uiib sh.rk.nR bsl ons on
BIZ bead
why so irla'fei he g-ntlem,n
" >, bcsag's 10 lons ,luls stsos bad
. aJr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa Ill The PURPOSES oFAT.mllY rpYslo.

a.. composed hist disssss ~1th.n tie rsrrr u
ur.s a-ti.i. car r4I'lN vift.farg - tsH-s 'asia
lL.r rsr.rat.uH pre- ~Tr'-s scotch. ed ,'tars~,
49, ta'tt rate ,sry portion % the lLuar orc ru-
$50. r"r-tc.rg - di,c--sd sctirn eu4 J,.tarlrE
H. ig.ilty ~ ates n ct. sequence 60 tfr.s
p .r"rffrs. TIE irt-Id wES - Lowell down IA
rrIh - % y.i. u csi4'y 10 a.i1r .h.d - trd 10
Lva.ra OF energy r-t4Ttd ~ fu..4tty :, oaCv -
.aic aud r.,ltirc
SGT ot,y io tAss rurs 10 cve-' -t-v srrrr l,'rv
~ sNtry hor', LIT Al-n many f.r.id4t.e I'D
T4es.rl % tr ..h Crati, ~ Au.s mean An st sc.
oufrlIsHH Csrf.',i.'s ~ itsT cures I'd C.iF. rr
~ t''tf 1-s I tas Glowing s.a f's.It. trsfttr-
49,. Isa-fAHrs fl,uH7ri~ Hri-tr. 'Icll o.f...r-d
Ss-.E,h N1tl-s. mo- att. ara gfa No. 4
I'.8..isH o. iks L,s.. ] - ,B,rt Ia.ss' f,.-
1T. as. fs.s. 49,. n.ttr k.l.4yi g.f.. q. e =,
sr-i-- r ,o~ sI-Is q 10 10y ~ ota'I- q. q
- 10. f-h.l. "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

"o'rta - Ja,s ~.s uobIemsa. upss
b'iog 'asTo h-tI.4 p.,ts 90 ~ Am.r.,,o
nasst'ne "a uur4 startled asier.l.ln.
81 ii'E vsfy fry Irvaasa sfer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07
MEDICA HOUSE.

H-tssss,se s.s-- @cr, -sneis. ,c--~s ~
->i.ao -s.sses s,S .-Sts, -. .-yy-..s,.- - 2-set-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

49,. " Ei'nP'' &" more d,.e pie. ,A,s r...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

~ ksm-nt.r 't. 500. ..s.. SO, ,...,,.
forget 'be favor u cost.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-07

'T'llE art~tsifr-' having pstchasrd ~ psi,ni
I'd kotIG DAVIS ws.htnE Nars,nr. -
J't-t-.r trurn. &c tos rrEse.1 ga Inaonfs-
turirr a utI br ahis IN trs daystU supply al.
a. s>r iu aaEt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15

nB-"s at you make dere ?" hastily in
quired Dutchnan of his daughter, who
was being kissed very clanorollsly.
"Oh, not much--just counting " little,
dafs all father"
"Oh datS all, ha? by tam, sought
you vas vighting"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15
Mrs. Psrtington on !k,'s Conduct in
Churcb.

Church.
aWhat do you think wal become of
you g' said Mrs. Partir istOn to Ike as
thew were going home fr om church. The
question related to the Joung gentleman's
conduct in church, wh' ,re he had tipped
over the cricket, peepe d over the gallery,
attracted the attentio of boy in the
pew below, by drop ,ing pencil tied
with string upon h is head, and had
drawn hideous pict' Ire of a dog upon
the snow white cover Of the best hymn
book. "Where do YOU expect to so to "
1t was question wb ich the youngster
had never before had out to him quite so
clearly, and he said he diln't know, but
thought he would like to 90 up in a
balloon. "Pm afraid you will 60 down,
if you don't mend your WI tys, rather than
20 up. You have been ~ sting very badly
in meeting" continued sh e, "and declare
could hardly keep fir ON boxing your
ears right in the midst of the lethargy.
You didn't pay no intel est, and lost all
, he thread of the scrm on through your
tn 'cks." II didn't take your thread,
saia Ike, who thought she alluded to the
strinA by which the p encil was lowered
to the boy; lit was a jshing line" "0h,
Isaac" continued she, earnestly, "what
do YOU want to act so like the probable
son for? Why don't You try to be like
David and Deutcronc my, that we read
about, and act in q l'eprehensible man
ner?" The appeal w rs touching and Ike
was silent, thinking Of the sling David
killed Goliah with, and wondering il he
conldnt make one.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15
H9s~'I wish | was ghost--blamed il

H@"'I wish | was ghost--blamed if
| don't" said poor covy, the other night,
as he was soliloquizing, on Main street;
"they goes wherever they pleases, toll
free; they don't own nobody nothin', and
that is comfort. Who ever heard tell of a
man who had bill against ghost +?
Nobody. They never buy hats and wittals,
nor has to saw wood nor run aTants, as
| do"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15

A Niger SToRY.-T'wo darkies had
bought mess of pork in partnership, but
Sam having no place to put his portion in,
consented to intrust the whole to Julius S
keeping The next morning they met,
when sam says
Good mornin', julius, anything happen
strange or mysterious down in your vicin-
ity, lately?'
"Yaas, Sam, most a strange thing hap
pen at my house yesterlast night All
mystery-all mystery to me-"
"Ah, julius, what was dat?'
"Well, sam, tole you now. Dis morn
in ] went into de cellar for to get a pie CO
of hog for dis darkey's breakfast and I
put my hand down in de brine an felt all
round but no pork dere-all gone.
Couldn't tell what bewent with it; 50 |
turned up de bari, an Sam, true as
preachin', de rat had cat hole clar froo
de bottom Of de bari, and dragged de
pork all out?'
Sam was petriIicd with astonishmcnt,
but presently said:
'Why didn't de brine run out ob de
same hole ~
"Ah, Sam, dats de mystery-dats de
mystery"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15

b9r"0h, my dear" said young wife
just returned from ball, 81 have learned
one of the most difficult steps"
'There is STEP" replied the husband,
''the most valuable of all, but it is one
fear you will never cure to learn"
Indeed what step can that bc?'
ut is a step into tho kitchen" "
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15

A TnREE-Y LD.-The Rome SEN
tincl relates that little thr ee-year-old
girl accompanied her father upon u visit
to her grandparents in the cour try, where
a blessing is invoked by the W hite-haired
patriarch before each meal 1'hc custom
was one with which our little Friend had
not been made familiar ut home, and
of course on the first occasion she was
silent with interest and curious watchful-
ness. But when the family gathered
around the board the second time after
the commencement of her visit, she was
prepared for the preliminary religious
ceremony, and observing that her father
did not seem duly conscious of the ap-
preaching solemnity, she called him to
order by saying, with stern gravity: "Be
still, papa-grandfatheris going to talk to
his plate pretty soon"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15

gB" Don't force man to take your
advice. You can advise him to take q
bath without pitching him into the river.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15


On hlsGfSj or over further reduction Of 2s per
cent is made.
At these prices we have two or three million feet of
good Seasoned Lumber for sale.
Parties wishing to purchase Lumber will do we'll TO
give us call. THOMAS W. FARRIN Il 90.
tnu1p.tf1
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15
HALLS g'ATENB.
ygIHE NORTHUMBERLAND

EEVHE EsOSTR EIIABLE FIR n AND
a. BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-Thcy have given
more satisfaction than any other now in use.
We offer n reward of ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS TO any person that can, mp to the present t
time, sowa single instance wherein they have failed
to preserve their contents.
With this SAFE We challenge all competition, as
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
test with any establishment in the Union, and tho
party failing first, to forfeit to the other the sum
of S3,O0D
Wcare prepared to furnish better Safe, and Of less
cost, than any other manufacturer in the United
States.
Secondhand Safes Of other makers, also on hand.
Werespecfully invite the public to call and e&ani
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
augl2-ayi Nos. u and II East Columbia street.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15
FRONT STREET FACTORY
AND
LUMBER DEPOT.

No. l67 Fast Front Street, bet Pike and Bulcr.ss,
South-side.
"AVING FITTED UP THE PREMISES
Az. with the most improved kind of machinery,
House and Steamboat Carpenter and Joiner's work,
SRsh, Blinds, Doors, Frames and holdings, Of ali
NJ, Shingles, Siding, Flooring, &c, kept constantly
OF hand: Particular attention paid to planning rip.
ping and scroll saving. Heavy framing lum ber can
be planed and red 40 feet long, and 30 inches wide
Persons about to build, will find il to their adyan.
tage 10 give me call WM. JONES,
au22-bm Proprietor
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-15
Tbe MCFl ,imseyS,

..- The MCF! !lmseyS.
The New York ExI ress having charged
the ladies with oy er dressing, Miss Flora
NlcFlimscy sends IL. letter in reply We
quote:
call upon you, ii rst, sir, to look at me
in my balldress-an | select that be.
cause it is supposed thata woman in a
balI-dress is the costlie st dressed Of all
women. Sir, 1 have nc. clothes enough
on, as everybody can see. to keep a
woman warm to say n, thing Of what
propriety and decency req uire. There is
not beggar in New York who does not
60 into the street with more clothes than
i have on and yet you ha vo the impu-
dencc to abuse me when reitorAtc, with
solemn truth, my Nothing to Wear"
There is nothing on my Tms-look at
them, sir, for you may as we u look at them
as any other body in the 'treet There
is nothing on my arms, fl ON my wrist
onward and upward, as you can readily
see. Eve herself in Paradise was scarcely
with less clothing on than nave here on
these two arms. Then, there is nothing
on my neck, or next to moth ing; and if
any poor humble woman in this world
can do with less on her neck and shoul-
ders than |, the belle Flora, ,'wei lr, | should
like to see and aid the poverty Of that
poor woman. My robe is looped up over
my shoulders-and hence the ne ck, bust,
arms, ETC., that G cd blessed me wi tn when
came into the world, are just as he gave
them to me Now, sir, if you do not
blush when you see this, or whe n | tell it
to you, all | can say is, blusb,Ilg is de-
parted from man.
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CoNoNDRUNs.-Why is coop-full of
chickens at an agricultural exhibition
like beautiful sepulchre ? Because
"'Iis fair without and fowl within.
What is that which shows others what
it cannot sec itself? A mirror.
Why does sailor know there is man
in the moon? Because he has been to
sea
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M EDICATED sTRENGTHENINa
A71 PLASTERS. - These Plasters are excellent
remedies IN cases Of Pain and weakness in tho side
asthma sprans, bruises and kidney or spinal atfeo
tions. The Arnica, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hemlock Plastors, are manufactured of various
A. GRIFFITH and supplied to dealers and drnggists
on as goodter any manufacturers in the s. (9l
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STANZAS.


Loaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dry;
One by one, boy Ond recall,
Summer beauties fade and die;
Hut tho roses bloom again,
And the spring will gnsh anew,
In the pleasant April rain
And tho summer sun anu dew. ..t
so. in hours OF deepest gloom, u
when the springs of gladness ia''
And the roses in their bloom
Oroop like maidens wan and pae'
We shall ind some hope that lies
like a silent gem apart,
Hidden far from careless eyes
In tho garden OF the heart
Some sweet hope to gladnesr wed,
That will spring afresh and new,
WLen griefs winter shall have fled,
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope thai bresthes OF spring,
Through the weary, weary time,
Drdding for its blOssoming.
In the spirits of glorious cline.
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bH-The difference between the poor
man and the rich is, that the former walks
to get meat for his stomach, and the latter
to get stomach for his meat.
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COMMENCING ApRIL ii, 1859.
eaa A E s lss sl Ia lss.E
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBE-S
AND XENIA RAILROAD.

4 QUIZ i rains DAILY
THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First Train-No. Express, ats A. M., connects via
COlnmbusand Cleveland, via Column bus Crestlipe and
Pittsburgh, via Columbus, Steubenyille and Pitts
buTgh, DetroitviaC Csvolanda aud steamer This Train
land, Deerfeld, Morrow, Xenia, Cedarviile, South
Charleston, London aud West Jefferson.
Second Train No. Express. at $780, NJ, connects
via Columbus, Belair and BenwoOd; Wheeling; via
Columbus Steubenyi and Pittsburg; via Colum bus,
Crestline and Pittsburg Via Columbus aud Cleve.
land Detroit, via Cleveland aud steamer; hite Sui.
phur station, via Springfield; This Train stops be
tween Cincinnati and Columbus, at Plainyille, Mil.
ford, Mianiiyille Loyelaud, Deereld, Morrow, Cor.
win, Spring Valley, Xenia and London. 'r..
Third Train-Accomnodation, at 4:40 p. NJ, for
Columbus and Springfield.
meets via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood Wheeling;
via Columbus, SteubenyillJ and Pittsburg; via Co.
lnmbus, Crestline and pitsbure: via Columb bus and
Cleveland. This train stops at Loveland, Morrow,
gorwn. Xenia and London. SLEEPING CABS ON
No. Express, through to Cleveland withoutchange
ofcars.
No. 2Express, through to whselingwithout change
The NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
at ll:30 p. NJ, runs daily, except SATURDAYS. The
other h TRIMS II 4 g run daily, except SUNDAYS.
ton, New York; .Philadelnhia, Baltimore Washing-
Pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places,
apply at the Ohces Walnut Street House, No. Bur.
net House, south corner Of Broadway and Tropt
streets, and at the Eastern liepos.
Trains run by Columbus tino, which is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati tiMo.
j. DURAND, supt.
omnhuses call for passengers by leaving direction
at the Ticket off'ces. N, myl7
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THOS. w. FARRIN g. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS.

WARD ON FREEMAN-ST., NEXT TO
N. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton I;aroad.
We world call the attention purchasers of Lumber
to the following Bill Of Prices:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
CLASS XIV.
UNEEUMERAIED ARTICLES.

LORENZO Dow ON BAD THOUGHTS.
body once said TO Lorenzo Dow, who was ,
very eccentric strolIng preacher "Mr Dow
don't know what TO do. Bad thoughts
trouble mo very much. They come into
my head, and dout know how to keep
them out. How can help doing wrong, il
it is wrong to have bad thoughts ?" MIR. d.
replied I'VE can'tstop birds from flying
over our heads, but we can keep them from
building nests in our hair" Do you ask
How can you drive away these thoughts
and keep them from making their nests il
your minds ?" Why, just as VIC exclude
thstles from the lands. by putting in sc
much good seed that there is no room left
for them 20 grow. Keep tho mind busy
with something innocent and useful, aud
leave no place for tho intruder.