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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-07-14

The San Diego Herald says General
Walker has resigned hllibasiering, and
intends to unite his destinies with a lady
Of Lower California, who once sated his
life. She is said 10 be immensely rich,
but objected to the alliance, ID cOEse-
quence Of a difference Of religion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Farm for Sale.

"LL ,eu my Farm. coma nins 81 AcRRs
=. $50 L,ne-obs Lane, lying "a Care a..
~ heIds-a'i opening to Bain sId lar, "a
ptl Ct ~s',r The inpfsysn,s.. an.
oI, eoa-'hug Of a !sEFr Hoase. Bsrn Co..
~, ,Ii~Hry, ctrisge-uoo,-. lee Hos..
80 M-st-Hanss, g. Sc There 4. a..
"'' "i good I.imstoss Water G.,s.. 49,.
IRE 70 sAf Piery Of chosee Fruil Tree,
I'hNs 10 'oi, tie purchased po..e.,ic,
imn-tla;rly prrpn IN fIvss
W hester. Fob % Igsa -, TN 'AiN-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Charlestown Academy.

I'hE rn'1tu- terra % th's lnstiluiion will com
m~'yr ou MO DAY, september sth "a.
,"hhone I've months. ruder the charge 81 Nj,
CtAigh ~ s,s'sat ~
TT Il MS.
Fa' ,us'rs t,on IN ibr Cis.,,esl..d
Ns'Acms'iral Department en- "a
lish -
Session of Ave mcuih.
ttua ctsrrr iof French
10 arplrant' tor admission must ,rr.,, 4.
eoH,ihue IRON NJ dsy q sdmiss,on 20 ,hs 90 =,
y asinciian Cor sh.ene-. PapiI.
I'm si''saer can br accommodates win Re-
az At ~ house Of The Piiheipai, OF Mr,ks,,i,.
90 Na"tsfass' On Reasonable tstm,
%. tie'I.iye sni uniting attention 10 m, n
heshi hr profession Mr. = wii .ndesyon,
serve. be hoP-s 10 ,,eufs. a lib,,., ,s.,
p1She patronage. 81
JOHN J, sANBoRN P,.-.,rsi
tnCus 80. 1859 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
THE TAYLOR HOTEL.

VNHg asdsnishsf. hsunE leased this I.sssM
II ueifkuueu fsfEbiist meet f0f . tsfn II -
reafs SUl srsfs NJ enfeavcf 10 fusiato BE- oid
fspatati0o a. trsi elias Hotel. TIE hosss b.
ua8~feoiuK ihorough fepsu in PsihBnR srd Ps-
psrins sph cotnr'sls fsfovstioa fhfeoghr OF
anf iiH ord ihaf 80 assfuops sftsnt on o. ne
ronfofts q gussis siiI b. such a. fD tnsiatstn ~
etd~lg ssfshltstst rrpniafHy
The BAR ia Toe Basement vill b. fsro.
ish-f 9Th 100 ctaissst tl4u 10 snt Wires anf
THE OYSTER SALOON tfarceisf sth ~
ssfatiskmsut uiU 20 s0usfsnfit fnrpiied sub 10
dSItcsrirs 81 h. fsafnrs
10 sreoffahes vi.h ~ srifn ~ ~ iimrs. ne
anfsfsiessd "a teisfmtrff Sc b. bens6i az be-
namsreas rountfg ffistcs ID fffurs h. prirs
sa.srstfmfni io - 90 aniy ~ Dituef snd Ice
Rsarsnsn sol hUftf tsy - rshfsmss siaos
sdaVsf IS tnsffiaf ~ EseE $50 vifh itte.
~ fet8ftitss logger psfiofs q line
Auaebsi 70 he Heel - arg ~ sabsfsrftsi
giahIs shifh siI o. cenuatflT sogpiisf sHh
Hsv Oafs &C and sSpsfisacsi Osnefs siIl o.
esss b. 10 au~Htsnrr
No esiss iafsfd sti 10 spared 10 trader he
Tavlor ofel ~or,hF q . coaiisoss psh.ic rs,fos-
sss ~ every fssrsct
Nm. cARTMCLL.
Oct ". ts-iy
INRKsH LEMONS for sale ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Higgins Pef-naripuIatea Cuane,

sonpcsei of tn beet Peruvi.a ..s IN. ~,
Neshe hfesshiN eosh's-t ~ accurate -.chiusr,
las S'nosis'aca. sarir tr.iefs "a m,nst.. an -
eiW ei-lss 10 have sf,edse~J .aA,. In. la, n,,..
trss. The b-a .. q h.s bees .ssies r.v so. a. o,
t-s-ireiF o-sd SOC ths~ .r ,..r. 4. ma. t,.,,A
trpf'i. r''-a ~ i-Si. % Ssars A...lt,,.t,s,-,.'
Ft7n''i 81 u. sessatsg... az ID. desu.,n, : :
80 ''fa eopfes ~sr~ .rslsTed 10 Be ps,n,,A n, a..
.fhsf.' N'sr@eiy Of Msryised tas r,.s,,I s,,,sI.
700 sst th'as sidHtoesi cad be- .e~s.d 20 ~
~ s-osi-dfe - u. sees wraiI Iei.r % the
"s e.nlca f.sii-ts-s ~ ~ .ssy wAo 49,.
80 sPPhei - sst., ny ci..su.s-tks r., n,
a. ~ Margaret. a. Ans. &,e..s.l T...,,
-, " NortstG gten. ElEstt. Mil. mr. r.
a. hti-tstiis, M D. B.ay C..r ,I..,o
49,, =, s,fia"rv. sst Nf Gssa.a Apple 80, :,
"- ~'uNlss turu,sh. s,tAe lax..ts,,.,. ,,.A
msrk-f ''N Wv s'hS - ths $40
a.hsiss have h-sp oEss,vd tsr al, pu,p.,t,v ~.
,n.~....e. $500 90 NJ us.r Thi.. .k.rlpt.i 10
Iues~f..t ba'ins ~ tsts OF nc. I.,,.,-.v
e-rned directly 90 tsiirrc.i, A. "a. -. ~"
-f hshaf- shaiso~Frt a. .ns,. o.,...- -. y
@en ta'e tevsrsteS me- - patrts. ..,.., -
50 'o "a s~,ps them "a 20 ih.f Fa,,,y H.. a :,
np' 40, Ds' ~''ho1, csmPes,staa isern De .l,, -,
giscttcai experience ~ mn,. f,, g.
he SsslS sc sl esamis.tion - ais I've t,,..,.'', .
Sui uafkrt asd "a" s,;acssi.g a th@it -. 70
'Ah','N o' sous hr Ouch iorgsr iin,r rseN, ." -,
-'s"'aA'r % mGrtrzct - fstas.. r1rri.--,, 4. IA.
iht hssf. F.fssfs ISL 'hcfeior~ the cAs..r,.f a, -
i"asnash .. ths ctaa.ry i-.rA,ti.r 81 ,..-.'I.
ASH 40 rua'saiy o. to sefehs>. ,..,. -
me- Wit ~ fulil ansissrd o" ~
Fs''cu. wishing Ia Psrchi.~ are rssa.,,,d n .,r..
'h.f oids's ss Early .. eca,shLnt
IEaNs Cash. sr seesptSt city r,p-s
AnrzTa.
Dh JAMES HIGGINS.
's-lyieai asd CSssuhie: Clsmisf
- '''-"- serSai 81. Rslt mot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
tsui,dinY aiou>cs, Ssarns AZ

I"f a5d'r''gned sestd call TIE at,e-tI,., :, -.
a., ~, NJ ~" - wait ~ HOi,SES EtRNS ".
n'.i'" -, &C - ihe tact hat h, ,zn 90, .
l.e.','s' ." 81. PossessonJ ..x the t,n.b,r b,,a,
pH -, ~ AM POI 40 asd eonapI.tr ha,la,arsa =,
80 - 70 hiGst'A Ps dit,Sus and .sti.ssstc,, -
" - ~ ,"s't sun oi noasr. Persons 4. 49,.
80, 90 ths saioihss eoanitss ~ho ate h. v.rf 49,
ea,s'Hs' '" aid do we'll 20 eansali bim 49, s.L-
No., q, D. ToMLINsoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
SITUATION wa ~ RDn.

SITUATION - e. Ovsfsess spa rsfm
n % fsstfrf AsY pefsoa nsstiag 90 OSefsss
~, OIL p'ssss sppfTsi
Otiobsr % 1853 -si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
To Land Owners and Others.

I'hE VALLEY STAR ohes, ,srsyiod,e,u,,.
- !. 'n"s- having LANDS o. oder prcpeny q,
'"f a. ~ cifcniaies Sxtelsiyr, thgoa,ko,,, So
efn PrHHsyiVsbis. Advertisement. 80.
er's1 ihioorh IL. ~, Pm 90 scrt dIrer, 10 an.
Ia M sno Cesnv |,
Nov - iSss.-tv ~'l.--LLk-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

Ia ordering Tickets or Certificate. enclose the
noney to Gus address Ie; Whist YOU wish 10 puf.
chase name ise Lottery in whirh you wish ~ 70.
yesisd, sud whether YOU wi.b Wholts Haly.. 90
Quarter, on receipt OF ~hieh. VIC ,eud whats g..
drG hy btsimail
Immediately aierihe drawing Prin'sa Drav.
ing. C.uited % ~ ,hr Comm i.sionsts will h
sent. viih an Exploitation.
CCPurchasrTs will please Writcthcir signatures
plain and give their Posi Once County snd St.te
trAIl prizes of 81 eco and uBceT tsid imme-
diatrl- after he diasirg- other prize sIlEe usual
time Of forty DAYS
All Communications strictly ron6drrtial.
Address orders for Tickets of CcftihrAies to
WOOD EDDY s. co, Augusta. Ga.
or WOOD. EDDY Il co, Atlants Ga
or WOOD. EDDY 81 co, wilmingicn Del
E~A liss OF the numb-y that are dawn FROM
The wheel, With The amount Of the Prize ihat,acA
one - entitled To. sill I've published after eyeT,
drawing. 10 the following ~peTss
AsgHIa Georgia CsaNifsioaaija. Nstr Ori,ar,
Delta Mobile RegtsiEr NssIriHe Ga=sne, y York
Weskh Day ~ .ck, SsraazzA HeraiaR Nevs Rf,l
.sssd D''P@ieA and P"stdfr H5J.l CIaFsos, and
Liiil< Reck ayt TI.s DSNsetai
4 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
PoS1P0NED SALE

DURSUAST 10 decree Of the Circuit Court
L Of jefferson c. uuiy, in the salt 10 which
Robert w Baylor. a. guardian 81 The in fant chill
drea Of Warner w. Throckmorton. decd ant
ohers are plaintfs, and the said infant children,
Hsaush ThrocGmofton and Others are d-irndsni.
vh,eh said decree was pronounced on ths In ds =
OF jane, 1857, the vneeisigned no vas appointed
Special Commissionet by said decree. viii offer
the real estate which said Warner w Throck-
moroa devised TO his vie ant children for ,sie
10 The highest bidder a. public suciioa before the
front toor Of The Coau Houfse of JefeT,on Coun.
~ 81 noon oil the
20tk day Of Octob>r, 1859
hing the hrs, day Of Tie circuit eour, Of jefferson
county Tor October term.
The pIoprIlH 20 lie nfrrrd cor ,i.i. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
SPLENDID SCHEMES

will be drssatv WOOD EDDY $ co. Mara.
erTs OF The sgsra A -ac,my Lo,isrt.
ZACH SATURDAY IN oeIosts.
al AVorsTA, Ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

TI'HE HoH's Fsmp Cempsay sil Psfst. ia
Il 0ruf ~ 100 UfiaH Hoisi NJ sstarssy morn.
iEr Osioisf lJiA, issq 49, NJ
Oliver AILBURy
Oct 20 50 gsrfafs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
PAY YOUR TAXES g rEIs

InE TaSes aud Fees for ltr year 1850 A..
~ due and ~ Toe ash6s Of ih. unter,ir, a
'V' Se''enOn' FIDmpi rsyBsst "a demanded
w cAHPREII.. sh.nd
ROBERT LUCAS n
JAMES GIBSON. Da
Ito, 80, s. ). MooRE,,D. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

~Asls al, kss SO Have. $40, o1sr.r, SIS
= C-rlih~,-. Of Pseksgs, IN TIE atov- scAsm~
vii - 500 az he i0ii, siug ate Which IS The
rex.
ceHihes,s ct Package OF Pc wtcls Tat. s2a9 90
- Ilalf 10 ~
- QGs5icf 1i5s
- E,gbth 81 =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
NOTICE.

IRE onder.igp.1 having lrer asaov,s r,
'"ss uHa'ies fishiSg snI o,asr~ lie u,.p.,..
,Lf "P % theI !Sncs gigs no,iee ih.t IN fst.,.
nv VII eau-r Inc isw "a Ge rigialy ,sl,,,.x
agalntt suyH a--rfrr-
SAMUEL -. BRYARLY
CAMBRIDGE
GEO. A, PORTERFfRLD
fANNoNs bansrs lloodsad, 90 H.ppto..
" linelsir 'stass Cod Liver or Bafa,rt. DO
s'.y Ffic" hefprs Lyou katbstr, o Nu,,...
Lis'vsut Gslsay's I.s ~. Mcl.sS.'.ys,m'n,.
f@h'st iocFs d" iloiiowaT's Wofni Cohiset,os,
I<ela'f Nih maHg other raistt rrepaf,i,,s,
~n'c1 esn u@ffast - tcisg genuine iayiur 70,
~ ne" efffi iirih ~ pI,pfitiof. Tor.sls
's.,..-,. wM. HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

A LLW p n,Lsiuss, Pflutsf DeI.siass Bass.
n On Paetss D0uhis ssiu Roess. lipscss
- frf ssir ~
-sn ~ -. Hoorp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
VIRGINIA ao-wit:

VIRGINIA GO-wii:
A. Rules heli in the Clerks oaiee Of The Circui,
Count ~ JehrrsoH C"uIiy. - he 4h cay OF %.
t,her. 1859.
james Haze. Pc
AGAINST
John A, Snnyeiii EdUard Gei,-,4ar,rl
and Geo Weinbf.nncr Cora trrt.unsr Df.
the hfm OF J"hS Snoseii \ Coorsny.
IN CHANCERh
The OBJECT 81 iaiS suu .. ~ obtain iuIr-m.r,
against tae GcirLdaats Tor $4,000 wiih i raj IN.
icrc>i thereon irom Ap'il 1t 1859 till sad M.
amount OF he p-inf'h'- claim sga,rst the Del. nd
ah's and to attach the tsisie ant s-ct. Of the &c
PENDANTS wLhio he SIsic 81 Vr.Ifis n ,sti.tv
The sad judgment
W appearing on affidavit flied "a Ih. suit that IN, .e
ie"dahh' are not residesfs Of thi. State they mr.,
sefrby required u appear here vi ha ons month = n
See Pooestion at this Older, .nd do sh. l.
tnPro'ee their interest 10 this after II !, frtksr
ed thst ae"py oi this order be prbi.hrd ones s..L
'"r oar snore--''c weeks. 10 the 'yr Fr<s Press
sPsrer printed la the County Of J.fE,t.oa ,,d
posted al the foot door of fb~ ..s.e OF SD
county, On the hrst day Of the nett Couaty Court
Copy -Te.te,
r. 7. BROWN. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Patent wheel

Patent Wheel.
We have jus; purchased the most valuatI. Pa
tent iaat has ever been issued Tor VIE SAYING
boz money aud lime aud Tor the convenience 81
those using earnings TIE Psient Wheel q 20
constructed a. sbiifeiy 20 d. away wib = hob and
- only hsf of he ordinary seizht ubile IL 49,.
more sgengih, sinpiioi durability and taste Ia
any inst hAs ever beiofs been invented ItgilI
b eShihiied and explained al cur Fact.ry Ia snv
ose Nishing 10 ser N
The htsi Cosch Makers ia The Unitcd 5 sies
have been Hsihg it and have used no 0Jhef Tor he
last hire Vesfs Nod bothing could indut, on.
Ia use The Old Wheel Eho ba. ever MED h., go,
one. u " needless "a mention sCms ~ ne a.,
nsmes 10 he Unit,t States sBgsFsd IN tki.tbo.t'
ne's such a. CisPp. BeLstsf and oihtts ute bsv.
mend itself 90 I'll judges
~ u. We ware all pefsous aEainsi ibfrirs.
inF upon BE Psieft wheel, secured 70 o, s,Iig.
~ for the coony Of Clarke
RICHMOND 8 STOLE.
Oct ~ Sg-iV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

ISRKsH LEMONS for ssi, ~
4 KRARsLEY sHEERER q CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

every taste snd eyrTy want Dor Stock
c. ofFsil and Winter HATS AND CAPS
III dr."rsrs particular motto, and cut to. ia.
- lion oBe hing Inay say With rer.
feet ruth. aud that - thatthis branch n,
our establishment A. indeed every vther- /. com.
p'-ie and can h5 rLiy be improved
We haze adopted the cash .ys'rm because We
believe u Ia h "a he purstss-Ts in,~res, no les
man oar ovn aEd Ne sha ihe r,iu,r sth~sr 10 n
more ',s'fly than ever. Cal with your mcnry
KIND friends, and you shall have al ,quivalsnlfo,
every cSnt invested wdhu>
Oct ~. HEDGES TRUS~ ELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
ATTENTION TOWPANY

rT'HE EAHt-ETOws COMPANY uiiI psssis To-
u ffnnt n HYsfs' Store "a sATtR DAY, q. toi.f
f9th. 80 10 s'.Hat, =
wM HfsstgR. Csct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Clarke Coach Factory,
BERRYVILLE, s,
CLIHkE COUNTY. RfhS3
Virginia. -.R1R0

INHE s9b'cT'hers, ihsrs'ul TO the pubic for tic
l. Vr'y iinrfsi patronage they have received. will
cOatiruc TO give attention at tke,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27


will be az follows, VIZ One third 30 he porcl ace
noncy 10 be paid Va Two equal psymCufs. ct one
saJ Iso years from tie periOd 81 TIE sca h az Mr.
Su,ap Thrccknorf6n, nov winoS-tl saG Warner
Throckmofion decd; fifteen huurfrd dollars 20
be PAID IA cash on 'b- "a, oi ssi- 6.te>n hundred
dollars 20 l. paid nj cae year sst TO- fsy ~ sale
aud the residue IN 'hrrs squai psymen'sas he m.
spt ehiiftru shsi b-cufrr II ur~ o he ssid
three ps, m,Gts iO be sJe su 80 o 81 :. pen. e
1861, one oIheT On the 5ih 81 June 1863 sbc TIE
ls't On the 18Th OF OcIobrt Is65 TOE dsleffei
psymens 10 b. occurred ~ The binds % TIE puf.
ehassrs, bearing interest from Jhs cav Of szle,ts
iberest 10 be paid snnsaiiv alter The date oftkc.e
bonds which will be payable alter The deAih Of
Mrs. Susan Thrcrkmor1n--and all tbe bonds TO
be scared ~ Deed ~ trs.t On the ntopsrty sold
EDwAHD COOKE, Con-
chsrissloun, Sept - i-59
u having been rDmofed hail am Limited 80 TO
the bids for Above properly. tsrshy give toiice
that the properly viii be sod " q TAR bid shall
Be m sd,-sbd that am ~, iimHed.
The stove Sale 10 yos'ruhed 10 FRIDAY he
Ssla d. Of Novonh.f 1853
Er WARD 3 COOKE
CummissionsF
Chstle.iovb. Oct. 81. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

For Sale.

A PINE HORSE. sab Bsfgy sssEEh
[lHsfasss fur ssir Fef psffirs sfsFn
pir ibe fREE PRESS CPEICg
Oriotsf W 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
act of and,
The Terms Of sale

~ legal title TO WHICH !. uos vested In A. S. Al
len Of Clarke Couniy. who ill join 10 q convey.
l1ce 10 the purchaser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Attention Militia.

VNHE Nsrssi.iiosssCnm psny Of s5th Rsri. 4
Il msst ChaflsuoSn wiH rarads N t0at III
Of 10 Mafk-tiiouss on ths 29ib deg ct Ocio III
Der. a. ! o'clock III
~ order 81 CsriaIn W
OO ~ 10 TR POppy o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
TO TIL
Farmers Of gir,

DE JAMES HIGGINS. Gsr tee y..r.. n. ar ATE
A.kt LrtRat CHEMIST az NARY.
LAND. Cf-'. 70 The FaDsrs 81 4 ,r.trf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
WOOD, EDDY II COS
e 9 q q g e e z
Capital Prize
F$lOO,OOO..Iu

TINE 'oiicvinr' Scheme WI - sr,,, .,
i woop EpDu & c.. Ms-sr-ts Of NJ Soar
Aesdem, Loti.Iy. In ssch ct tksif s.szi. Nrub. ?
Lotteries toe OCr.. i-Sa 81 Arstr. O.,
e's. io pubic oadeTihs sarsr,hisHsassS oito
missi ssers
CLASS NJ. sro DRAWS on SATURDAY
Oetos~r ~ 1879
On the Three Number Flar.
"a NuNurua nm A xy - n an n-rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
NOTICE e..
FOR SALE.

I HAVE on had sevstsi fae Co.kirr Stove.
shich sfii - soid los Also ssysfal Con
Cfushsfs.
Ssrf = - LEONARD gAUtER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

4 HAVE o. bsff sasBs gsfy see ssssfs offsFi
oss bfaHss Fof ssis tbtspb ~
s-ri r. u CAMPBELL
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17
NO.I2.

Cubn is already filed With her own
population; which will prevent emigration,
almost as effectually as the old Europe
an States do. our migration there, or at
least as efectually as our old settled
states in effect exclude immi igration from
without their borders. This will render
it an utter impossibility to ever Ameri.
canize the Cubans; and under theseacir-
euUstaDces how could We expect the
rights Of American citizens TO be regard
ed!
The annex alton Of Cuba then, is 10 no
respect like that of Louisa ma; and We
therefore, have no precedent9 of the an
nexstiOn of SO radically different and dis
cordant people.
But We are told by an other that Man
ifest Destiny points with unerring GER
taiBty to ACCOMMODATION of Cuba. This.
.hovever. is DO argument within itself. and
it is therefore not entitled to an answer;
yet We cannot refrain from remarking
that it is exceedingly strange that mani
fest destiny should be continually leading
us to annex that territory adapted to,
and containing slavery. Does it not
seem to be wrongly namedl and could
We not more appropriately christen it
Manifest Slavcryl" And docs it not
appear to be high time that we freed our
selves froa its dominion and substituted
a more honorable god for our worshipl
We are therefore brought to the con.
clusion that it is unwise, iwpolitic, and
dangerous to this Confederacy, to annex
Cuba to the United States-and especial.
ly so, at the present time.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-17
& Juvenile Elopement.

a couple OF families residing in Alba
ny, says the Standard of that city, have
ju-t bad the peace and quiet Of their house
circles disturbed by transaction which
seems almost incredible. 1t is an elope-
ment, and the parties arc aged respective
ly ID and $. The parties were attend
ants at a select school in fashionable
part of the city, under female teacher.
Their attachment to each other was no.
ticed by the rest of the scholars, and par
ticulaTly remarked by the schoolmistress,
who had time and again spoken to the
girl in relation to hcr folly, she being too
young for such conduct, dc. And slso
had more than once threatened to turn
the boy out OF school unless be put stop
to bis proceedings. Yet all these remou-
strances were of no avail. The young
pair had evidently formed an attachments
for each other that was not so easily bro-
ken Everything had been neglected for
each others society. The girls parents
became acquainted with the facts, and in
formed her if she did not quit her foolish
capers, they would be compelled to send
her away. She informed her young low
er Of the same. Arrangements were cf-
fected, and both started off on the Gen.
tral Railroad cars on Saturday. They
went to Utica, where The boy bad an un-
Gle living. and stopped there, the boy
representing the girl as bis mothers sis
ter's daughter. They were entertained;
but before daylight on Sunday morning,
the household were disturbed from their
slumbers by the ringing of the door-bell.
On opening the door, the boys father pre-
sented hiulsef, and the object of his un-
looked for visit was speedily explained.
1t seems that the boy had stolen S64 from
bis father and cleared. On discovering
his loss, the father started in pursuit
But imagine his surprise, when be found
the daugter Of his next door neighbor in
company with bis boy He labored un-
der the impression that the boy had been
playing game on his own account, but
it turned out to be a real elopement be-
tween the two. However, both were ta-
ken back 20 Albany, and lodged in their
respective homes. 1t is evident that each
of these youths has been greatly given to
rom antic reading, as this transaction full
ly illustrates. On searching the boy for
the money, the father found paper con-
tanning arsenic, showing conclusively that
in case they were detected, they premed-
itated suicide. The girl has been locked
up in room and the toy has received
good cowhidiDg.
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He Didn't Read the Papers.

In the trial of the Doyan brothers re-
Gently in Michigan for murder. much diff
fculty was experienced in obtaining ajury
free from prejudice. At last, after large
number had been rejected, a u an from the
back part of the county was called, who, in
response to question prorounded. said
that he didn't take or read paper, and
bad never heard of the murder This
was too strong a case, and Mr. Terry, one
of the counsel for the prosecution, said:
We object to your sitting on the jury iE
this ease; man that don't take paper,
and never heard of this brutal murder,
don't know enough to be jurymaB.--
We don't want you!
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FOR THE JEFFERSoNIAN.
Criticism on Authors,

Should we attempt TO crItcIse
Some, authors we find deal in lies,
Others less wicked write mere trash,
That goes like hot cakes for the cash.
A few coin thoughts that are treasure,
Though oft imperfect in the measure.
Perfection is rare plant, hence
We find so many wanting sense.
1t is indeed happy hit,
Ifthey possess both sense and wit.
Would they instruct our rising youth,
Deal strictly then in aught but truth.
Like Esop, though if you are able,
You may illustrate truth by fable;
Truth in her modest quaker dress
Wlll instruct more and fancy less.
When you have run this fountain dry,
Then fiction tap or fancy try
But fear not, on her make your draft,
She floats with ease the heaviest craft.
The drafts upon this limpid sea
could not be missed by you or me.
Sound logic practical and true,
Is just The style for me and y"u;
Whether in prose. blank verse or rhyme,
'Tis ever welcome any time.
Il. ". IlINCKLY.
Richfield. H., March 1859.
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AN ESSAY,
Read before the Stroudsburg Philomathe-
an Society,
February 4th, 1859,
AN ESSAY
CUBA AND ITS ANNEXATION TO
THE UNITED STATES"
BY JACKSON LIANT,

THE UNITED STATES"
Cuba is an island in the Caribbean SCI D,
belonging to Spain, and the largest of the
West India groupe, is situated at the
mouth of the Gulf of Mexico, and about
1870 miles south of Florida, from which it
is separated by the Bahama Channel
Hayti lies on the East of Cuba as Eiles
distant; Jamacia is 80 miles distant on
the South; Yueatsn on the West is about
100 miles distant. Cuba is about one
third larger than Hayt, aud nearly fse
times the size of Jamacia. 1t extends
frou longitude "A degrees to near So de-
grees West, and is about $50 miles in
length from East to West; and of an av-
erage width of from so to 90 miles. It's
area is "a, 800 square miles,-about two
thirds as large as Pennsylvania
The mineral riches of Cuba are not yet
fully ascertained, butts known to contain,
IN greater or less quantities, copper, alum
and coal, which has lately been discover
ed; variagated serpentine marble, cbslcc.
dODy, magnesia, iron pyrites, quartz, and
feldspsr, states, &c.
There are several mineral springs, be-
side large lagoons, or lakes. of salt water
which in dry seasons yield large quanti-
ties of marine salt.
The climate is bot aud dry during the
greater part of the year Rain often de-
scends in torrents from July to Septem.
Der, and showers occasionally fall for a
month or two before and after these Pc
riods. 10 the Deighborhood of the coast
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BOY, what is your father doing to day"
well. suppose he is fsilin', | beard
him tell mother yesterday to 60 around
and get trusted all she could. and do il
rigbtof. 100. for he got every thing ready
excepting that.
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Mr.. James Hogg was married to Miss
Ellen Beaue, the other day. in Cincinnati.
What can be more natural than the union
of pork and beans But this union seems
all oue.sided-only Que bean to whole
hog.