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the bill prohibiting the marriage Of cou-
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schirrus,c Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoiiation OF
the Bones.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarHeneaas
Group, BFonohitts. Eneiptsnt Gem
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Of COnsumpttye P9ftFnts
in advanced Stages
of the Disease


In advanced Stages
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published. IN a $. olrd Eareiaps,
9NN TIE NATURE. TREATMENT AMI
u RADICAL Ut.NE OF sFEtNAIuk-
.HBHA. or seminal WsskHts., ~txagi Debility
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Ipfft.rr rle.ry proves from his awu experience
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Leucorrhua or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Syphilis and NTereurfHI Disease.

NV UsLEAhh. Ehih august iNAas
Dr.. J. C. AVER: Sir eheerfally comply with the 10
quest Of your agent and report 70 You some OF The Effects
have realized With your SaTsapaTa-
have cured with IT, in my practice most q TIE com
plants for which il is recommended and have found It's
effects truly wonderful IN the 81 Fnersgi ara A
osggi Disease. One Of my patients had sypiie ulcers
in his throat which consuming bis paste ana the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparia, steadily tahen
cured him in Eve weeks Another attacked 10y sec
ondary symptoms in his aud the uceTation had
eaton away considerable part a IT, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and ki him. But II
yielded my administration Of your saTssIAra. the
ulcers healed and lac il well again, not q without
dishguration 10 his face. woman who had bern
treated the disorder BY nIetcaTy suffering
from this poison in her bones They had become
sitiys the weather that damp day se suffered
cTucating pain in her joints and bones. She to- va
cured entirely by your earsaaIiila in few vetks
know from its formula which youI agent gave that
this Preparation from your laboratory must = graf
remedy; consequently these truly kabis results
: with il have not surprised me.
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HRS. WlRSLOR,
RfliFfaal Hfallh 10 y0ar IHmais.

We hays put up aud "a this aftirie ~ over Ten
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England and has been used With rcscr failing sue
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Aper's Sarsaparilla,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure Of the salsainea varieties Il
serofala and seroful Gus Afrectfons,sueh
"a TuInors, Ulcers sores, Erupttons,
Htmplss, Pnstules' btotehes. hoti@,
Blains, and ali skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ina. eth June, Iss9
J. c. AxER & ca. Gents eel 4 my duty 70 SC
knoRledse what your sarssIai1ha has done sgr me-
Having Inherited scraiusns inieeton have saTsegd
from It IN various ways kT years. Sometimes Il burst
cut IN Ulcers nv hands aBa arms sometimes Il
turned inward and distressed me the stomach. Two
wears Acc Il broke ont On my head and ,sfe nv safp
aud with which painful znd oaghsame
beyond description, tried many medicines ard several
physicians bat without much relief from ans thing In
TACT disorder gfHw At length reysceti
% read IN the Gospel Messenger that sou had prepared
an asratiss (SarsapaTial Cos knew fram your reua'
that any thing you made must be cood. sent 60
Cincinnati and got IL, and used 10 tn i cured took
it, you advise in small doses Of ieaspoonfu
month, and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skin began frm under the scab, which aiier
while feil OF Ny skin Is now clear and l.lnus by nay
feelings that the disease has gone from my sste You
can weI believe that lsel what ! saying when tell
you, that hold you 70 he Of the apostles u tbs ago.
ALFRED TALLY.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or cry sEpeiRa,
letter and salt Rheun, seRtd Head
RIngworm, Sore Eyes, DroPsy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, \. Y, issh
Sept, 1859, that be has cured invetprato case Of
Dropsy which threatened 10 terminate fatally hy TIA
perseyering Of Sarsaparilla aaa also danger
Gus attack Of HalgnaH Eyssla BY large doses of tbs
same; says he eures the common ETgptoas by Il con
stRBtly.
BromchoceIe, Goitre or sweiied Neck.
Zebulon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes Thres bot
ties Of your saFsaparila cured me ffom drs = hid
eous swelling on the neck, which bad suffered hcE
over two years"
Leucorrhuea or whites, Ovarian Tuntor
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases
DR.. J B. s Claiming, q New York City writes
cheerfnly comply with the request Of your agent
saying have found your sarsaVnFilla most excrueu
Alternative in the numerous complaints foT which VI
employ such a remedy, but especially 10 HlHge Disease
of the SerOfuous diathess- have cured many nveter
Of Leucorrhaa by it. and where the eCnl
plant caused by sosFation q the uterus The ulcer
alton itself cured. Nothing within uy knovl
edge equals il for these female arrangements.
Edward s. Marrow Of hewhury, Ala, writes, dan
gerous tna0r Of the females IN my famiy
which had deed all the remedies could employ. hs
length been completely cured by your Extract d Sa
saparila. Our physician thought nothing but extrps
ton could afford relief but be advised the trial Of you
sarsaparilla the last resort before cutting, and
proved eectua. After taking your remedy eight Secl
q & tbad ms
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IKBEPEDINCE, Preston Co., Va. dih July, 1853.
Dr.. J. c. AYIR: Sir, have been afflicted With pain
fu chronic rheumatism for long time, which unrt the
skin u physicians, aud stuck 20 me IN spite u al the
remedies could find until tried you SanaTafia. Que
bottle cured weeks and restored my general
health so much that / am far better than before
attacked. think a wonderful medleine- }. FREAM.
jules Y GetcheIl. Of ST. Louis writes; +" have bern
afflicted for years with affection 81 ne Lates which
DESTROYED my health tired every Thing and every thing
failed to relieve and have been brgken-doWn NAB
for years from ether cause than aeTgHpchsl =
the LfuT. Ny beloved pastor tie Rev AF t1pE advised
try your Ssrsapara because e said he krsw SOC,
and any thing you made worth trying lY The hets
ing of God has cured and has purified my bleed
as 10 make a new Of ] feel young again. The
best that be said Of you Is not half good enough
schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
/ liberation, Carries and E1foiiation OF
the Bones.
great variety n cases have been reported u as hefs
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted um
the Of this remedy, tut space hste vii nnt aau
! them. Some If them may be ionnd 10 our Amfrlean
Almanac which the agents below named afe pleased %
I furnish gratis 10 ail who call for thom.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Pits, Epilsp-
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Many reaaTkahe currs d thsse affections have been
made by this alternative power 81 this uelns 10 stinu-
afss The vital functions Into vigorous action, and tus
overroes disorders which would BE- supposed beyond ~
reach. such remedy has long bren required y the ne
ecssas the pee and cunfdfut that thts VII
do for them ell that mediciHs can DO
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Receipts for the Standard

FOR THE WEEK ExDIHo MARCH %.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17
The Court Duns.

The court room often furnishes large
amount of variety and incident for a
hearty laugh, but the gravity of the bench
and the respect for the law rather sup
press our nirth. At our Washington
County Circuit court. held at SaIew, 10
January, 1858, Mr'Justice Potter presi-
ded. Judge p resides at Schenectady,
and is sometimes. a wag. but By way of
relief from the cares OF the bencb.
While presiding. and engaged in TAX
ing the testimony Of witness then on the
stand, be was suddenly interrupted By a
son OF the Emerald Isle, who, with hat in
hand, approached Judge P, and asked
id loud voice:
"Will the court pay me what be owes
mel"
"Judge P. raised bis head, and stared
at Pat in astonisbnent at 30 unexpected
a dun 10 public, but observing by Pats
air that he was honest in bis demand, and
thinking that, perhaps, be was one Of the
help at the hotel where be was stopping,
and had done him some triding serSiCe,
the Judge zaid,
II don't owe you anything: what do l
owe you for!''
"Aud haven't bin attindid' yer court
these three dayS!"
IL did not send for you; what have you
been attending fOrl" inquired Judge z.
"And din't yer District Attorney sind
for me to swear before the Grand Ju'
syW
The truth flashed across Judge P.'s
Mind; Pat was a witness on behalf OF the
people. and wanted pay for bis attiDdance.
Judge z. directed the proper officer tc
swear him, and pay him if be needed re-
lief; and then joined in quiet laug h with
bar and jury at SO unexpected dun.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

A young man has up-sprung in New
York, who has beeu gifted with unprece-
dented powers of calculation. He car
ries about with him, for their exhibition,
. wooden slate and piece of chalk. On
this slate, 10 one instance, which were re.
plete with the heavier numerals. Mr.
Hutchinson (tbis is the phenomenon's
usme) was not permitted to see the fig
ures until they were all marked down
He then seized the chalk and with con-
vulsiye jerk put down at the bottom the
correct sum total, with rapidity that
scarcely allowed him time to glance at the
figures. The youth does, with the same
lightning rspidity, sums in cube and
square root. He says he makes his cal
culstions by definite system. He is en-.
gagged by Barnun. and will give lessons
st the museum.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

Ministering Spirits.
It is beautiful belief,
That ever round our head,
Are lowering on noiseless wing,
The spirits of the dead.
It's beautiful belief,
When ended our career,
That it will be our ministry
To watch DER others here;
To lend moral to the flower,
Breathe wisdom to the wind.
To hold commune at nights late hour,
With the imprisoned mind;
To bid the mourDer cease to mourn,
The trembling be forgiven;
To bear away from ills of clay,
The infant to its heaven.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17
Shocking Accident.

Augusta, Ca, Monday, May z. 1860.
1t is reported and believed that twenty
piDe girls and boys, who we're on Pic
ME and fishing party, were drowned in
Boykinss nill-pond. near Camden, S. G.
on Saturday. The boat sunk in the mid
die of the pond. The water has been
drawn off. and nineteen bodies have been
fond. No names have yet been learned
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

Alice Carey has written four as beauti
ful lines as can be found in the English
lauguage:-
Among the. pitfalls in our way,
The best of US walk blindly!
So man, be wary, watch and pray,
And judge your brother kindly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

The Lafayette Journal says the Sheriff
of that county recently took young fell
low to the Lunatic Asylum from that
place, who is remark ably handsome, and
whose insanity is believed to hsVs been
produced BY morbid development Of his
self.conceit. Vanity is not satisfied with
making people crazy-it has more vic.
tins in the grave than the cholera.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

I%Nesr Warren. Connecticut, is post.
ed on meadow fence the following:
Notis-Know hows is aloud in these
medders, eDy man ore woman letters
thare knows run the road wot gifts inter
my medders aforesed shell have his tale
cut orf BY me, Obadiah Rogers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

The publishers of the Neao York Chris
Stan Adcocate and Journal have received
q Communication from a Virginia post
master, that be has decided not to permit
that paper to DO circulated through bis
Office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

R%Charles Lever. in one Of his sto-
ries, tells Of dsshing individual who
boiled his hams in sherry wine, whereat
an honest Hibernian sxclaimed, "Beaad,
| wish | vas pig @ysilf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17
n O. DUCKWoRTH. JOHN HAY.
To Country Dealers.
DUCKWORTH & HAYN,


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c.
No. so Dey street, New York.
June 16, 1S59.-ly.*
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-17

SGA wife's farewell to her husband
every morning-"Buy and buy
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

CARn.-InoxAs 4. CULLEN, ccRHER rxoADw Az
and kini srees rrturns ns.ks V he frse.cs snf N
s~ven yea ~ bo2es hy ess aad md dsd sxteotn n
busnsss 70 an nev sr par naGe He be- faruiakst
ts ~ e ,srvsd up = hs sare press ~ hs,sfors rss
aNishmsri In DE rsy he RiiArd Room he's been sewiy
fuyrsahed With Eve endn tAbles viii marble hef ard ~
~f~lnrs - :
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Very sincerely. CYRu. C. GRAHAM
corr oy A LETTER FROM rvKxrsu mostss IN IA.
nAscrs KKLATfvE TO ruE MASSACRE.
Translated ffsm the Tursish


Translated ffsm the Tursfsh
"msy The meet mercifu Goo take vengeance The sole
Which stirred The people of the
villages brig about te in~nrrsctsn dsecrtse bslo
by twcrty days. o. The worthless ieJws aud baser
people had ben nppclntcd ny th order q govern ut
and the cccsiou o. the chief couuc ~ n,Nscas n 30
police captains. tncsrs and policemen, snd ,hercupoa
these persons being themselves The cse.s q the ss
ticn, collected number n The lowest and bsssi er~s
and CO mepccd supplying them with sfms, aud they
appointed 20 guard the Cnrsssns Quarter tnis
cumssncs melted The th0rghs % all the rnmAscencs 10
prepsr.iion for this work (tne rising).
On hondsy TIE 25th ~ June, % 1890, truy ., n.
croess every section q city began 10 cause
the rss~rrs by 10 triad them asd otherwi<e
the chfk'sns and the making o a,d thsse
insults sere not ~ such would naturally occur
nese ooys mus. have been instructed by
OF the esses ~ the sedcn After hAf an hour the re-
port ~ The STAR ~ the the aufscttv mani
Tested IN insulting ana humilixrx Christians hsf ~ so
means or other reached the government aud i'm MEDIATE
W The CHIEF of pptrc. with ~ his men ven
forth and sered part a The boys and perscus AMI
sent them 70 the Euverucnt where they ~er. NJ, /,
chains and sent orsh " the market sweep the ssvsss
and they actually began sweeping rprn there sathere
around The hofiems ~ TIE neighborhood and rescued
thcee boys rm The police ard broke she chains nom
were fte s SHOPS q The whole srse, feszssrs
were ccsed within the space of Ave minutes and
I'm quarter AZ hour two we're nred and fror
that time funs began 10 be nrsd rhs traitor m AHA
q the hedsn, an ccer (bouek Bsshs) n the Irregular
troops, took vith hm an immense rrmoer 81 the worst
1hrsslan qr-rter and s he entered that qaarter
Immediately tel nrcu The horses Of sush Cayisssra h
evtousiy bad bis eye upon, Ind, brcak lns oc~n ina
ioors be snf bic companions set about riurferrs snd
'urnns and killing and inssmoch the wretch aude
h@a rhder hs command large nsnscr o. armed VII
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

ANTHOLOGY.
A soEA rIDE AsIRoLQgIsr, THAI yxyRr oSs cAH
"A dsrend -, hsSsm VT SOW vks t.ils IL object =
your visu e sn e ycI ssser Der ron Madam wlsoa
you Whole re Ber prstteo.s tkev srrprs
shok ~ s>d ncs fear for she prsc,css na<hsnr mi -
rvpueseh1s 10 phaosYhsx Al sbould consuls his -
wv1er uI ssd myssscss iady Her sdvce hss nevss b1
q AZ cns = cen sqt ta her IN lie sssrs srieuss
ms1am Wis., IN prneeaon OF the eekrnaed na1 cha1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-23

EOUR ELIGIBLY SITUATED LOTS IN THE VILLAGE
OF Mount Vernon Weschester county, 10 be sold
remptory for cash at half their real value. Apply mme
ditey No I'll East Tenth street opportunity for