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kVsceSdS hsHssdt - tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCEs
LET NO FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
weakness Of The Sack srst,rss Afseus.s sfs Esasys
asd 1sddsr. invssnt.ry Discharges. ImPssney ssnsrd
:.a Ss:a.S :s sa d.,
DmnsH sghts' iiddiHss,, Disease .fhs Head Thirst
ia Zen :s.;
I..atns.. Dreadful and r.asts.; yh,ss ,:s'
der ,as s' s:. beta s''' ana HN
Especially vhs have ssssm. the victims Of Solitary Wise,
an .nnsy grave Il Yssnr Men .. m.ss ii.
,tsd srlan, intellect might sth.rv,s have
yaksdv sssss he living Tyre, nay ssl With fall ssAs.
dense. -
nAtHl1p rAksoHs g Is.nE Hs. ss.te.ylat.l msf
h.g. s.inE s..,. 81 Says::i v'.in'' ''Eaas d'siiv
Il Who place: himself under u. Of Dr. ..y ssns
ss.y senid: in hi. hso.I gentleman and ssasd'hty rely
OFFICE Ne sovfI rRKDHRIcKs1REE1.
M s:nS d ssas .t : re-. s''; -:
must b paid and sssiai. stamp. -
Dr yoAnsIon.
from q hs NEST eminent College ne Inii.a lt.s
, =: % md ~
sstsd ssms Of the m:st s.tso,shng esrss that
py vi" n Ia '1 sd
ssunds bsshsns With frequent bs:hing attends ID seas
uAss viii dssen Of mind, eufsd
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yslaf Men and shss vhs have injured thsnselvss BY
certain practice INDUCED in when asns habit
's s.s
rsndsrs marriage impossls and destroys ssA mind sAd
az. s1Sy :ed sns n..n.
IN h. sSS
Fever, Papitaen Heart, Dypsp:y
~, efths Dig soesns, General .Sity
| symP.oms Of Consrmpten, &C.
b drsadsd-Loss Of Msmsry, Cen'usea fldss DsPrssss
e,. 81 sslsd., TIadity, ss, a.. u: evils rrs
SERyoss observation-disclosures, a, ,,v,,dr. vA.
the cause ofher declining hsalh losing thsr vzsr, -
ssmng weak PALE and smaeatsd having ssls
appearance asss the cough sympsms
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
when The and Of pleasure Sad
h Ia. nsssd q. ...d. Of hi: painful di,.a.: g. .s,
can sa i H % a:
Of e.rng, flch bis p.esnsry substances i:sp him trilsi
meath after month long as tn. smallest fee can Be
CALLING disappointm.nt; or ~ Ii. s:. sft
poison, Mercury hasten tbs esnsuonai symptoms q s
SKIN, &C., progrssinS With frghui rapidly till puts
y:r.d hi, dreadful ssfsrhgs BY ssndns him 70 th.t
discovered country from whose traveller
| Oh JopNsOMTREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC " EAKAEoi
l AND IMfOfENCY.
a S,.s: and % ut remedy
and dsbrts,sd, VIE had lest Il, ls1s isv
sssp y, i mi :d,i.s.ly r.. M
aeaten. les: Of Prsersstivs PevH, Nsfvsus IEsit.bN
f,.msns and w.:insss o. E.Aassasa sfas .sstfssrf;
INVOLVEMENT OF fHE PREss
| TIE MANY THOUSANDS sxrsd stths in,titstsa With
D. d. . R5:.:ss' :,
reporters Of the paPen and many ether psrssns nssss
and q:
eity, ,sassnt guarantee 70 the sAistsd. Jan My
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Mrs. Hoey, the leading actress at wallack,s
in New York, after riding home on Friday night
lett jewel case, containing 81 500 worth Of ar
ucles, In the carriage The driver and his friends
got merry aud distributed the jewelry among
their female relatives, but ON Saturday wers
theft "P 'oi
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

I HAVE REMOVED no No. I6 MARkET
9Th streets, where viii be happy to- 70 wait n
on hs v ssSo E Of B06Ts g sna sHs s
LsSis. .s fns GsilaJsPs year
Doors AND s PtNHfss TO SUIT Tak
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly reoeivlnE s08s1
scnpfior, made expressly 20 order, and win
sSa osrasd s saan has
foIsSs. in wasn't IF Boot: and Shoe: 9f eastern OF
' 'AN % 'A' '0~s P $aiFF IN Bro O..
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
les and szs. Of sc!s Ge:shes, II Lssd dHs
sna s. t 2s; variety
Of travelling requisites ct moderate prices, TO be
found II ,f sfs e gen YSrkh A,s ds:ene
E4Has. j. .,oh,u,.
WALL, STEPHENS ,HIt vs.! Z CO.:
mar a:tf - sag Ps. sSsnSs.
SOUTHERN IRyNK MANUFAcToRY.
opposis. Odd fsito:sg H HaA. Wa.hins,o.. D.
E .sdaN y
Shs cha; slssE , AS ]. uss none but the 3D
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in Strength and Dxra5ility TO
Trunks that are made In other cities and sold here
| keep constantly on hand, and make to order CON
xSaff n2eSa f F2{ fs'f5RRTs S25s
esksr Y1EfCES; TRAHEIING B16S; HIR-
NESS SApDLES; WHIPS, fe, &c,
| Trunks, do., Repaired and Covered, In work
| manlike mannsr, at short notice,
Trunks Delivered in any part of the city, George
Also-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
dc i5-Iv JAMES 9. TOPHAM.
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CARRIAGEs.

II - :
n oeoscribcr b&sipg made additions 10 III
nosory1 ma Sns It now one ofthe lsrgest !. = y.
IN me DstElcs, where his fsoliitles for SS1k ~
pfRataotliIng CARRIAGE & LlGHTlS
WAqONs OF a. kinds cannot be surpassed, and
70 give general sab sfaction. ~ A~pes
al All Eiads Of Carriages And Light Wagons ksvt o,
/. All kEPaIksnsstJ dsns, and al orders prsups
Ssssss sASs Carriage AIKEN in on hAnss for NJ
ASDREW j. Joyce.
corner 81 1ltk And r. -
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10 OOO GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention Of the public to our large and we'll
looted stock of Champagre aud Crab Apple Cider,
sold on reasonable terms In order to make room
for our spring stock. Give q call Of the
Union Bottling Depot,
fss No. 81 Green St. Geor clown.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WAsHINSToN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

M. y oIsN, DsttceeH yfh and IOfk Sfreety,
4. nave lnst finished q number of frst. class
NGAhhlASES, such Is Lieaf Fancy. 1S,
WasoaS, Fgyk Phsdtoss, Fam,ly Csr-&&64
,'s 1ss cd BsssIss, which We viii sell a.
setng practical mechanics In different bran,hss
~ tno business, we natter ourselves that we knou
thes5les ana quality of work that viii give sstIs
ty. Aois ouo uuinoui
=. RefeItiGg promptly and carefully attended In
INC shortast notlee Ard most reasonable chsrres
WAITER, KARMANN l. BOPP.
Ioaehmskers, successors TO VIM. T, Hook
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
II IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

WINE
Are now being used from Maine to the Great Salt
them either as nssdiciHs or becerags, 10 that
they are unsurRased in the world. DIR. Dods used
we purohssed of him the sole rig TO Manufacture
and present them for sale to the public. For the
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
paints and all oases requiring sonlo, they are b.
their medicinal properties they are . pure, whole
some and deilsh tfuI Beverage, producing all tho
without their njuriois results. Let ali friends OF
humanity and ell advocates Of temperance assist
as In sub5t, .UEs those vElCasie Vegetable Bitters
for the sliasra! poisors and adxlferated Liquors
with who the country lis flooded, and thereby ef-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Projectors, - William street, New York,
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washipt ton. ID, C.,
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w GAS FIX TUREs.
w Il Have in store, ard are dal receiving, "a y
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Ossigns
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
offered On this market. We invite cItlzene genera
" to cali and examine our stock Of Gas and Watay
Fixtures, feeling confident that NO have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Iptrpeted TO our care
will be promptly attended ~.
MYERS & Moo HAN.
mar 5-6 316 ID sfreet.
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALI WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ
lr. APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
tTiend. Go you suffer? Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise nom inn
purity of the blood? What are they, do you ask
Rather ask, what are they not? The blood il the
source of life and health, and il the first element
81 our being to respond to Any cause which Affects
the as the pulse infalbly attests The ever
prevailing Neuralsia. the irritating Eryspei the
subtle Scrofula, tho sEonizing Rheumatism, Ner-
torPor and detection, and the numberess ills that
flesh is heir to, derive their hdeous origin from the
blood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vltazlns resources OF nature for its aid
and suffer us to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioament known a.
MRS. NJ COX,S a..
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
With regard to this almost infalibe specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decIded terms,
and the evidences Of this great efficacy are sus-
tanned by constant syowsls of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, in conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Iliterate and per-
hcisl, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which it is possible to commend so valuable q
specific to public approval, We may add also ID at
the curative properties of the medicine are ca nall ed
only by ats restorative Effects the stem recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional vgpr.
For sale by all respectable pTuggists in thus
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
hone genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Wholesale sgest. r.. e. T. CISSEL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict, and win supply the trade at my prices.
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DIR. ]. BOXEE DODs,

DK. ]. BONEE DODH
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases ofthe Kidney Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female Obstruotions
never fail to cure, and are warranted give salts
CHARLES wIDDlFIELD 4 CO.,
Proprietors, Is WiilIam ST., New York.
je7-1yL Agent, Wsshlnston. b. e.
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Tae oHiS %h %Sst 81 lIsAINo, 40 MATES

continue 70 vu ! sasl remain IN Washington and
PIG and oRNAMEHrSI.uPs s sIWr 9f HOgSE,
sadoa Ps,ss.as and Sd oS.1,as promptly e.
Fsrniiere IL the bsst style iaIs a ag Cottage
Of the sSo Ss f elf and Brief
est therefore solicit the patronsse ~ ~ rhe cheap
na ieuos eiazsns ef the District Punyo,ne has
neT observed and york dune IN the best n.
fos I'll pesse mind your stop, and sto, q, NJ
"a !" 81 ~, nnS Painting Establishment, No. "a !
ald tn sts vs. MI VI sioe' Detween 9Th
:: 3 3 s Signs pat up free Of charge, a. usual.
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CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18TH
1850, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington ut $50 and TAO q. m.
Leave Washington at S.20 and $50 p. N.
On Sunday at s % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4.25 and 8. 40 a. m.
Leave baltimore at Sis and 40 D, m.
On Sunday at Is q. IN.
And 7.40 a. IN and % .. m.
For the West at 141 a. m. and S.20 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.40 a. m. and $50 o. m
For Norfolk at 40 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $50 .. m. train goes to
je IS-d r II. PARSONS. Agent
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WAsRNGT0N SEWING ROOMS.
w s1 Sf ssh So. TOO doors NovtA a. p. 49,.
IsIed 9 make SHIRTS. DRkWEks. &c, & as
shirt BOSOMs,. C0LLXRe, an WkIe1
uay 1a-6 n n WoyT0
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Dr. yOAHyYOu.

nsnssn .fhs Rsyai College sfsugseas ksads.. srsdsa
fsu Of the eminent CesGss in The Unitsd Dtats
and The greater part vhsss life has been spent the
litas Of Lendsn Paris, Philadelphia and sssvhs, has
sstsd Of the astsoishinG elPss that we're
known; many trsuhlsd With ringing in the head ana
When asleep great nsIv:.,ns.. being alarmed at asdd
NAss Wit dsen Of mind,
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- l99 TIN SPRRRP.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
II COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
- Caryytns the U. s. Mail
The undersigned are now running Daily, (except
Sunday,l -Four horse Coaches be- SrSoaC@
bOro' rs follows: RBS2
Leave tho Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and IA. att o clock a. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock a. m, and arrive in
Washington at So'clock, in time to connect with
the s. 20 p. IN. train for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodIous. the teams
first class IN the hands Of careful and accommodate
ing drivers. -.
Fare to Upper Marlboro 50 cents,
TO Long Old Fields. Is
loGenIerVllIe .S ..
Freight and packages in proportion. I"
au Is tt OSBORN Il CO, Projectors.
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This u. g. NAIL end ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over ttis New Line.
Tickets can BE- obtained at the South Western
Ohlos, corner Of Sixth street and Pcnnsylvanis az
enue, to the following points:
LynohbuIg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Mcn.soms.y, Mobile 'l'S M:mDh. Go ana
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MEDICINES.

M. JOHNSTON,
IL BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has DSsseseysd tls west Csrtass Speedy, SD eslS
ErsetsaI Rsssdy is tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCEs
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

t COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
II Following new Books for oless'cal sohooie
have just been Published, 70 which the attention OF
teachers 10 called
vrglPs Aeleid. with explanatory notes by Hen
~ :. friezs, Professor Of Latin in the stats Uni
veIsIty OF llichigan; vol; price SiS-
riato apology And Crlto with nctee oy W. g.
Tyler Graves, Professor OF Greek IN Amherst Col
lege; price IS cents 20 : ~
Exercises In all parts of renoh Syrtax. ARRANGED
afser Poitevip,s "Sy intake Franchise" By r. +.
A New Method OF Learning Spanish. amer The
System of F. Aim. 49, .
For sale BY =
BLANCHARD q MOHUN.
an 50 Eleventh Ut apd Pc. av.
uOwE'sIMPROvED w SIG HING SCALES
H These Scales are offered a. the public a. the
most simple, durable, and reliable scaee ever PVT u
ase. f1rstciaes premiums have BE- n svefoeo ~
By the United States Fair and Virgin q AgrientSrA
SooetJ; Virginia state agricultural ALI rIopk I
vermont sa.c Fam, &c, &c. In every case vssr
exhibited they nave rcoeived FIRST GLASS
70, % al % Louisiana avenue, Depot q csAs
Chill Cd ifon Safes.
de1S-1y & G.. PATTIeON. An n@
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ENDOnaEMENT OF RE PRESS.

NE last and the important 0urg
sal sPsrstsns psrsEmsd by Dr. Jshnssn, by dc
reporters Of the paPsn and many ether psrssns nssss
which have aPpssrsd again and before the Psbls
stdss bis standing gentleman shasastsr and
hili,y ssasisnt guarantee aAistsd ian DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

I OTIS OF FiANOS FOR RENT AT low
IL rates; Pianos for sale on the most ~ w
rsesonable terms. Great Bargains in old
rlsnos; slso. n Guitars, Violins, Me-sI WI
.n AL. ...,, q, c.., John E. ELLIS,
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DENTISTRY.

mens Ia "a ne re oan yfh oonfdence recon- y1sts
astiIcixl tss.S piastlo Process ferinssrtinr
nssss H. oeaasy, cleanliness, and cisa,ne.. D,
ODE sos "a nxdor esk Partial In proDortion.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH 70 NEW ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES SHORTER. and % HOURS LESS
IN TIME =
than any other LiRe-ths Lynohburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi :
Central, making it the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL 10 provided with First GLASS Sleeping Cars,
TIMRl ueInpuis----- --------.94 do
MontEomery -----...5S do.
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DENTISTRY.

i'd, .D DENTAL CARD,
MeNSQN Has returned and resumed nj.
Sns gssson. ofhee and house at % T. si
s svsty o'her approved style, DR.. ri. has Sc, WIYB
seesh on vucsnlte Base for the last IN, "a va.,.
Al :. - A.yCviIshce, KNOWS n exccs all others
Gu - ,tnird less IN price than gold Hia IA
ta 1mo.s % Wssetnston, Alsxandris ard Georss
s.1 e.o 70. 2eoually solicited II call. su q eoly
DR. LOOMS Has closed H. on. r.. --t
msr month"; x! We w n1ssas as usual. during the sum
oSsoSe,; OF which further notice viii be sIysn' VI
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CURES INSURED IN A DAY.
NArukNrs GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPKCTINB, ISHgeTINE.
INPsSTiKS, SNPRcTIxE.
LNPKcTiNs, fNPRcTrE.

The terrible mslsdy known o. the FEVER AND
Ao Uk has suzittsn hupdreds Of tAousaads of pes-
sons throughout the world every year. md he's
never all now been met by susesssfui rnedlosl
trsstn snt that has not produced severe
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-07
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 30, 1860.

The old enthusiasm Of the Harrison
campaign was largely exceeded by the
immense demonstr alton of the Peoples
party at Independence square on Satur-
day evening. The canvass was literally
opened by an army with banners, which
poured in by detachments from every po
litical center and suburb, until the square
was packed with human life and that no.
BILE pavement on Chestnut street became
an impossible jam. Certainly not less
than Is, 600 persons were present, in spite
of most iuopportune rain which fell up
to. nearly o'clock. AS might be exPec
ted ,itbis immense audience had numerous
points of attraction. No less than FIVE
distinguished speakers we're addressing
different sections at the same moment.-
Had the evening been dry and clear, no
one can conjecture the thousands more
that would have been present. II this
meeting is to symbolize the fervor of the
coming campaign. all former Whig ed
thusiasm for Clay and Harrison may be
set down as dull and tame. am quite
sure nothing equal to it has been witness
ed in my time. ttells plainly how per-
feet is the harmony on Lincoln of all the
| Opposition elements. Honest Old Abe
was shown up on badge and banner
with surprising bat hearty versatility OF
divices. He figured as a rail-splitter and
mauler of logs, while in other instances,
he was navigating aat-boat and doing
the honors of the White House. In fact
the multiplicity of these designs. referring
to Lncoln's antecedents of hard work
aud hard times 10 early life, shows clear
ly that they have touched with sympa
thetic kindliness the mysterious chord
which vibrates through the popular heart
If they be thus abundant only fortnigb
after the domination. got up hastily on
the spur of the moment, what food of
them the campaign must produce! This
huge demonstration is to be followed
next week by another on the part of j I'D &c
Douglass friends, whose number here is
great. Col Forney's Press goes in for
Douglas and none else of the Charleston
candidates. By the way. that vindica
ton OF Forpey before the Covode Com
mittee, in relstiou to his refusal to bt
hired by the Administration to suppor,
Leeompton By the promise Of Sc0,00l
gain from Post Office blanks, was SO EN-
phatic as to elevate him greatly in public
opinion here. But VIC are all sati fec
be cannot secure the nomination of hi,
hero.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-07
ATTEND TO YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

BY THE BARD OF THE EAsTON HALL OF FASHION.
Attend to your own concerns never look
back
With your baud on the plow, to sec who S
in your track
ou will find that to manage your owD
affairs right,
The movements Of others must be kept
out Of sight.
What il all around you great numbers are
Disposedto to appear in the beauty and sheen
Of fashions displayed; their responsibili,
ties sure,
Will never be laid at your own humble
door.
If some folks will borrow and never re-
pay.
Do not let their defects cast cloud ou
your way
Act justly yourself; your example in time
May lead them to notice their folly and
crime.
To reform at one stroke a community,
you
Would fiod labor too hard for the stout
est to do.
Therefore We suggest as good plan to be
gin
With the world Of deception and follies,
within.
Your own hearts; in the removing Of
these you will find,
The errors of others prey less on your
mind;
A feeling of charity too will arise,
For the frail aud the erring, whom now
you desplso
Attend to your own concerns frst, if
you'd make
Advancement in aught you e'er under
take,
Do you think that if Pyle had forgotten
this text
He'd be lauded at present as the ehea pest
and best
Manufacturer of mems clothing, almost
in the world!
Oh no! he'd, like hundreds of others be
hurled
"From his high soaring down" to where
he began;
Mind your own concerns fret il you'd
lead off the van.
OF The handsomest assortment of Ready
Made Clothing and piece goods ever seen in
Easton is now on exhibition, at Pyle's Great
Easton Hall of Fashion, opposite the Easton
Bank.
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Che 1efrrsoniau.
THURSDAY, JUNE z. 1860.
Celebrate! Celebrate Celebrate!
OF CENTER COUNTY.

The ever glorious. Fourth of July is
approaching. 1t is tine for our Citizens
TO be making preparations for tho ohseF-
vance of it in a becoming manner. Last
year we got up, at short potice, capital
celebrstiou, and at comparatively little
expense. We bad fine time, and We
made money By the operation, all at the
same tine. Those of our citizens who
subscribed n ost literally realized The most
profit The greater part Of our citizens
in tosn aud country, are bound to 60
Sone7cheyc. pud see some fun on the great
Americas gala" day, aud if VIC don't
Offer sny attractions to draw them to
Stroudsburg, Why they will 60 to Eas-
ton or SeraGtoD, or to the Cities, aud en-
ioy themselves. II, ou tie contrary, we
get up a good celebration here, hundreds,
If not thousands Of Dollars will be brought
into the place, that would otberwi'e be
spent abroad Thus it really becomes .
matter Of pecuniary importance, to have
a good celebration here. indepen dent
Of that consideration, it is ao honor aDd
credit to any place Of the size of Strouds
burg. to evince their patriotism in be
coming manner, on this memorable day;
need We sag, it is the reverse of an honor
and credit. If they fail to DO SO.
Our Hotel Keepers, Saloon Keepers,
merchants and business men generally.
are directly interested in this movement,
and We trGst they will take hold of it in
the right spirit, working together harmo-
niously, and the result is certain; for ev-
cry ten dollars placed upon the subscrip,
tioa let, twenty will be received iu return
If We did well last year, we are 10 much
better condition to entertain the people
this year. Let Us have, then, the militia.
~ companies, or IS many as will accept
az Invitation; the music, the professions
The ofatious, the dinners the Pbantastics
revised and improved, the Fire Works
&c, Sc, and 10 short, let US be up and
dressed Oh the Fourth of July, aud not
be tagging behind our ueighbors.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-07
An Awful Warning.

The Baltimore Clipper, of Thursday,
says we heard yesterday. from an entire
y reliable and responsible source. the
particulars Of an occurrence which can
ouly be looked upon as an instance of Di-
zine rebuke for taking the name of the
Almighty in justification Of false hood
We refrain from mentioning names
through consideration of the parties. who
are respectable persons, residing in the
southwestern section of the sity. TIA
pears that few days since the aunt of a
young girl about eighteen years of age,
accused her of having been guilty of some
misconduct, which she positively denied
and on being again accused, she called
upon God to strike her blind if she was
not telling the truth. In a moment af.
ter, according to her own statement, a
6lm seemed to pass before her eyes, and
in the course of FIVE minutes she was to-
tally blind, and has continued sightless
ever since. The afflicted victim of her
own impiety confessed that she had called
upon her Maker to justify her in what
was falsebood. Nay not this be con-
sidered as terrible instance of Divine
wrath, and may not the thoug ghtIess take
warniDgl