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New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1851
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON and EVENING, ct 2 end u o'clock
TIE WOMAN IN WHITE,
That superb domestic Drama nom the great Sory OF h nas
by While Collins IL produced a. each -
Remainder This Is the LAST WEEK this great Drama VII os
played Remember that See this 6Fes,da
performed Enywhere else without paying .
DOUBLE THE PRICE OF ADNi5sIOh 80,
10 the Museum ard also remember that though you see I
elegant play Just what you viii have pay or scoins
elsewhere here see beside that ....-....
PERFECT MEDLEY OF LIVING WONDERS
Such IN any part Of the world any one -
tSbisbment, and such az veIybody ssys "
WORTH TEN TINES THE PRICE w ADMisSiON
~ the Museum This tha srcrrt Of We give s
public three dollars worth OF novelties and
for quarter" II Whist the taste q the visitor H.
be ls fnd Il sra6ed, and leave le Mulcnm nnt
SATISFIED THAI HE HAS GOT HIS MONEYS Wohfh
nsny body doubts tids, Dt them look 81 this ltli
TIiE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
who with the wonderful and extraordinary
LIVING ALBINO FAMILY, ,,A
close their exhibition here next Saturday No time shonS S
los in seeing them for they cesny go to PhiadsphA on
VINO WILL FAIL TO SEE these three Novctiss thi,
week for the ls time when either Of them alone r.
the price Of admission 70 ALI and when IN addioh to =" W
seen tboso wonderful Wild Aniinsls ths ann, A.. oprlT
PERFORMING BEARS, GRIZZLY BARS, The 5Hsn1x On ~
MAMMOTH BEAN SAMSON, the 0kEAT LiHin1 ~ bpASn IN
sEA-LlQN, WHAT IS IT the BIG SNAKES, or ohASSD ~,
AQUARfA HAPPY FAMILY, and the whole n9s os & Oss !,
Wonders and Cu0sex which nowhere 70 oe fousn 'u'
BARkUM1 MUSEUM. And yet the price o. 60.
Admission Is only rs cents Children under ~ 10 esnn
Parquet rs cents Children under lO 10 cents eIIG
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
CEPBALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACBn
CEPHALIC PILLS.
URE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

by the use ofthese Pill Ehs periodic attacks Of Agoss o. h
Headae may be prevented and taken the comepeement
OF an attack immediate relief from pain and ekues viii be
obtained
Iney seldom fan in removing Tie HGnse0 and Hoaeabs
10 which females " so subisct
They act gently upon the bowls-roroyins Costiresea
For Literary Men, 6tWds5t Delicate Females sd all ,er,ons
Of sedetGyv habits they valuable Lasatye tnoproypx
the appetite giving tone and c9oy 10 the digestive oEsns end
restoring the natural elasticity ard strength the whole system
The CEPIALIC PILLS the of long investissoD
and carefully conducted experiments having in use many
years daring which time they have prevented relieved
Of pain aud suffering from Headache whether ors
mating the system from desnged s.sts Of The
stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition and RAY b
taken all mes with perfect safety without making ehscss
Of Diet and The Gbsenee If any dsaSseeatc tos e@Ssssss
10 administer them 70 children.
BEwABy OF CoUNTEHFEITs
The Eenoine have ignatares Of HENRY C. SPALDINe
each Box
Sold by Druggists and 81 other Dealers In MedcDes
A Box win be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
AllcTasu shoold DO addressed 10
HENRY 9. SPALDING,
Nc. 40 Cedsr-st, NegYOfb-
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TBE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHES,
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
As these .d S p1SS S ss @ "S
.ruiy Scientific Discoyery
MAtosnIIs Conn, P.b s. 1851
Mr. sPALDrSe.
have tined yoar Cephslie Ps and IKE then Ssg shs,
Part these for the neighbu 10 whom few eato
rs ssrs sii ,Ss Ssi pd. sHs sI ron Sa and oD,s
Your iShfs IL nssy1lf REMEDY.
HAvERyoRD, Pa, Feb. ., 1851
M spALoISe.
with ysq send ne one @ss boz % q Jour cspAAe r
''in %asY iSiPessrsI ANN IsrolxHoUsE
srRtcz oRDE, Huntingdon Co.. Pa, Jan. Is, 1861
II. C. sFAIDrEs
You viii please .end two boxes sf your Csphsac Ps
'''O '-'D' '--' Rs:pectfully yours,
Psi have used box of y0us Pns and md them szd
lsBL
BELtE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. IS, iesl
Please ind iacesd I'VE cent. for which .sns
hare ere, ,4ed. oro,,., M
Direct A. S1ONER, T. Nj
Belle Vernon, Wysndot Co. o.
BSvERLYfssss. De-. n, Hso.
wish ior large -bns bring yesr
have anything Of ihshind please send to me-
% & %o d %ss q sn sss = soSr y
your Pills which sen,he -
Respectfully y'uI'' wuxEs
RZIsOrDssURss, Frsnfin Co. ohi,,
jan 3 is6l
No. ls Cedar ,,., Ny
IasS:sd end end Teayhye cent. @ for & Ehf ss ssHS boa Of
TSs fns ~orl lie ehTcurs headache aos. is,,ssts
Yr.,1.srr Mich. Su Il, 1881.
Nj srILDSe
SsSs' :ss;ss .sd ;SsS "a sS'i,st y s
Plesse sepa by return mall Dneetto
Yp,;lsDd, Mich
From the E1Arsper, Norfoik. Va.
Ceph hc Pi accomplish he object toE which they pemaes
rIs Caie o. Hesdsebe in all i.' forms
From, the ErsD,insr. Norfolk Va
They hsVe been tested h more than stbOGADe sasss w'h
en.ire scccesA
From ths Democrat ST. Cloud, Mins.
fyoa are OF have been troubled ~tn ,hs hssA ssna 20,
:t5seE :ssi '0s'A'"' f'i'" 70 '-'' ''' '''' ' '' -
From the Advertiser Providence, RI.
The Cephsc PA ere said 70 be rensIisss 5 essos s"sSy
eomYl.iD which has ever been discovered
From the Western R. r. Gazette Chicago, m
We heartily indorseMr spsdng sDdh uRnPAled Copnafe
Pills
We .e persons susens with the Headscbs who5
them, " Bl stick 70 them
From the Southern Ps.h Finder. New.orie.ns. La
ivy temi you that ere afflicted
mcny can Be- added 70 the already list that
eeirea benefits that no other medicine can prodsc"
From the St Louis Democrat
The lulusn,e demand OT the sticse CePhac Plsl spids
Increasing
From the Gazette Davenport Iowa
Mr. spaang wonld connect his with article 10
did MOI ss0tr to possess res merit
From Lhe Advertiser Providence, r Z
The testimony In their fayors strong from the t.qec,s
be quarters
From the Daily News. Newport, RI
CephAlic Pills are taking the plscs'oi al kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mas
Said 20 be very eikcacious for the Headache.
From the Commercial Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humsny now be relieved
~ sicge bottle Of sPALDIND's FibFs1D"' "'eD
viii save ten times iIs annually. -&d
sPAI.DING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPAI,DING'S PREPARED GLUEt
spALpING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES
.,.oNouyt DlsPATCHl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
LINGUISTIC PHOTOGRAPH Of
N MAJOR ANDERSON,
Taksn ~ Fort Sumter. February q, 1901.


torn mall L. ANTHONY, No. SOl brcedwSyt
Importer and Manufacturer Of Photographic MscTsais'
Every American patriot VIII prize tins picture,
A NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY SCHOOLS
~ viii be is.ucd sbont the lst OF April eled the DAY
SCHOOL BELL contsng about 2O0 pages ci tholte songs
Solos Duets Tros Qnsrtees and Choruses many OF them
elements OF music This viii be the best book nsd ior
arnies and Public Schools 10 s compiled BY
Horace Waeis Of Sabbath School Bell" Noa and
which have had tn sale Of 49OOW copies ~ 70
nenth. The price Of this will be 20 by the 100 In
paper covers 80 cens bound liberal discount to the trade
A BOOK, exposing the iallacies of Psychologists,
N and the unsucce. Of Ph sisiARs IN special dis
Aing the snd leaving both mind ard body
total wreck 40th edition 100 100 Illustrations by M
LARMON Pals London, and NswYort Physician and Sur
LAWRENCE for 81, No iVessy'st, AstoT House ONCE
hogrs-9 10 p aud Thursday. 10 In the evening
We with the following papers in recommending Dr.
LARMON to the afced Dispatch Atlas Courier des Etsts
Unis, Democrat s'ssisLeitnne German die heoIm, 20.
Agents Wanted Everywhere
TNHE BUlLDER.--The Oldest the best, and
the most useful paper for all interested In Building or Real
presents s Subscribers this year with msenih
las Engraving Of The huest public building In
the world, the
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER,
Of itself worth nearly twice years. subscription
Published weekly, with Illustrations. Price 90
MARCUS B. MONCK, No 80 Nssssust, NeF-York'
VNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of an
IL INVALD-Pabllshed for the benefit aud warning 70
YOUNG men who Nervous Debility Premature Decay
supplying the Of by one Who cured hlse
after being put 70 great expense through medical ana
Sinee copies be had the author
MAYFAIR siq Bedford KnFs County ~ Y, by incosinF
postpsid sddresIsd snvelope
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

SAVE THE PIECES!
economy! DIsPATCHl
rs- STfrcE IN TIxI SAWS NXz.n Al
,e,u h9ppeK Ia rcg regulated 1arlJsss 4 10
TO cheap aud convenient way fof
.sitss;rs FnTnIture, Toys Crockery, &c
PAi''"s sPALDlNO5 PREPARED GLUE
meets al uoh emergencies aud household ahod 10 b
without f. II s always ready a1d up he ticking polna
'USEFUI IN EVERY HOUSE"
n B.A Brush accompanies each bottle. PLeS B cents.
Address HENRY G. SPALDlNG.
No 40 Cedsr-st, Ncw-feFa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

NINE. DEMOREsTs QUARTERLY MIRROR
WI or FASHIONS GREAT 49,, a. e.
to- nev i0 Fnuavings and elegant Dessne of Use
spins FssbSus Mins, Dess Maker and sas. G s'n%sIAy %
III t.a n soys practical useful and reliable than 81 ths
.r Tssion Mssszinss pa. togesher and only cen'a
pe.R.d .ss e ,ss s,uI. {'s:TTIIPss No. ga Brad
"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

White Ironstore Chins Tes Plates, the dczen..... %
White irOnstons China Covered dishes. g
White Iron Stone China Toilet Sets %
lot The public may rest assured that every article ohsIss
We are no" exhibiting FSss ?ss 'sE sfxfTREsy FPPEE :sy''f
S"Ss % sosa nSyt % H. s' 5hsS % sSs have 1
insy 10" prices sEfI Ms TaeS fiifas q &ccoRpIveLY
'hANOhLihfs' BRACKETS. &c., &C.,
WIN favor their inteIe,. by .Ismnins the .btys:
w. }. r. DALEY Co,
No. sSl Broadway
ssIGNEE's SALE
IN or the Stock OF
DRY GOODS,
81 No 2ss GRAND-sT., corner Of OfELDnlDGE-sT,
VIII commence being sold OF on
WEDNESDAY THE 9TH or MARCH.
You will fnd the sTestest bsrsuins ever offered in
DRY GOODS.
A, the busnes, OF the late frm Of FRIEDBOF MERCER
mas, be closed up
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF CORsETS
" No ~ Broadway,
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
LIQUIDATION.
roo pair ENGLISH MODE cORsETs 81 50, regular
MECHANICAL CoRsETs, already lse,d 9'le, regular
50
WAISTS hook front, laced rs
AEo,
1000 best FRENCH STELLA sBkwJS Z, 40 on The dollar
hns s',ortIpent Of
PARIS MODE NANrILLAs,
Very low
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Il Ipre HENRY ROBINSON and another
GEORGE BULPIN and o.herI
BuLprN dREes6S' Sqt5s6'SS' : q ELLIOTT.
No. sel Brosswsy Nsw'fOfk-
~ The inunoion IN the above case having en- lsTea tbs
Day By be honor Judge Leonard ds suPeHs Cont Bssod
fe0' ~ '''" THE RESIDUE.
Of the effects Of The shove sohuP will he 'abmsd io SAFE
rvAT oNE"H NIi XIV 1THE cosT
OF INFORMATION AND hANUFACfURE,
,n, 49,, 20 els's M the s',.,e ,.,:,, ,,,,,n
800 y,,e, and Chidr,n, Clost cay csn, s e. sDd -
many worth three times tho amount.
800 Ls,s Spring and summer cioAEs e., 90 s'Wo'th
900 Isdis.' Arab ciO,As e. and ss-Serth si9to go.
$50 Lsdis' Ts,sps sSi, sSIPi, s kSss and Goal " ~
1000 Ys1ds Materials su to q esn,s per yld
100 Lyons Velvet CiOsis ., Te 20 s2o ssI sooworib
800 Winter costs n Black Beaver and other Cloth, pos,
ranging from feto &25-all reeuced
$50 Fine french Lace hanas end Points Of fashionable
shape and design prices which vil wellr an invest,
mi,cslsnsous collection including odd cO,l' Remnant,
the attention OF sioTekeepers and Mantula hanutctuTrr'
viii be closed out At any sserihoo
THE STORE TO LET, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
THE BANKRUPT SALE
BULPIH. GREGsoN ELLIOTT.
Al No. ;ol BROADWAY
GRAND INAUGURATION ofSPRlNG FASH
W IONS March l. ls6l.-giME DEM0RlST,s Grand open.
Ing Of SPRING PATTERNS Of PARIS FASHIONS, nos y"
Nine DfMOREsTvs iLTUsTRLTED QUARTERLY MIR.
ROR OF FASHIONS, qnArto Psss full reports ana lW
engraving only cents pc'psd Son'2 yesrJ Seen WI"
- AT WHOLESALE,
No. 10 ConrtihudtsL,
FOR CASH. -.
Ihsvs now IN store large and wellmsds steok q NEW
SPRING GOODS for MEN and BOYS WEAR, ell Of which
vi" '' '''D - Wv n A KNAPP. No. 10 courandts
OEO WINDOW SHADES. $50
NEW STYLES.
GOLD BANDS.
BUFF AND WHITE HOLLAND, lct .
and NEM STYLES or FIXTURES. ,,o
LAMBEREouINs, VALENcES
SATIN DE LANES,
COTELINRs and BRoCATELLEs,
$50 .,oc,Tr,,vs NEW coLoRs @'
''s Sl 1890 e,,1 ssAEIS DE LANES. se e.
99 LACE CURTAINS d9s
$50 FROM AUCTION $50
PER cENT LESS
THAN COST OF IMPORTATION
KEL1TTYs,
9s BROADWAY. g@
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

From the EyArsiuer Norfolk. Va.
Cephc Ps accomplish he object which they sses
Vi, t.ue ol hesdsebe In all its FORMS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
BEyERLY,iHsss.. Dee. n, fs6o.

II. NPAIufNEI
wish fcr some crays large show -bs bring yoaK
phalc Pn particularly before my oustomers. II yeE
have anything Of thSknd please send 10 me.
subject Sck Headache
usually lasting dsysl cured Of attsk IN hoar BY
your Pills which senth heT.
Respectfully yours, - - ...
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. IS, iesl.

HESRY C sPALDISe, ELl.
Please find for which sene
other box Of your CrPhse Ps IAey truly tse beet Pc''f
Dheet A. SLOWER, T. M,
Belle Vernon, Wysndct Co, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They hsye been les,ed h than thousand esss IN
en lire
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
ALL HOUSEKEEPERS

IN Are invited inspection Of the following prices for
FRENCH CHINA, sILYER-PLATED WARE, CT 7 TABLE
GLASS, and TABLE CUTLERY.
THE DISCOUNT
r.,nr. tLo.o-nn .,.un IL =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

~ sius,e bottle Of SPALDIN6's Pilbre'1D o,eo
siL save ten times It's cost sDnusly. -&
spArDINa'S PREPARED GLUE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
spALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES!

spALp1Ne's PREPARED eLUEi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

remittance in possre s,smps win bring the portrait by re-
,nyn nail Il. ANTHONY, No. SOL Broadway
Importer and Manufactures Of Photographic Ms'eI@is'
Every American patriot wi prize this picture,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

srRucz CsxsE, Huntingdon Co.. Pa, Jan. is, 1851
X. c. SFALDIEe
STR.
You will please .end two boxes 81 your CepAsnc Pills
Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, - ....
Psi have used box Of your Pills and md them szc
lsHi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

Mem Publications.
PaAlshed this Morning
SSNHE FIRST FALSE STEP;
- o.
TIE PATH OF CRIME
ROMANCE or LIFE IN L0SDsH.
By q. w. n. REYNOLDS.
Asher ~ sssssrvs" Life In Lonsoa" Rose FoT
Price so ceota
ROBERT M. DE WITT. Psbli,lsd,
No. 70 Prsnkiort-.t, New.York.
Published this Morning
ElOsE sOMERYILLE;
&h On,
HUSBANDS MYSTERY
A WIVES DEVOTION
by q. W. N. REYNOLDS.
Apsor Of Pirss FSss Step" "Le in LoRdO- Rose
ter" etc.
Price 20 cents.
ROBERT N DE WITT PublsAss
No 10 Frankfortst. Eew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

JosN 7. McNrGosEHT Auc,ioneer
A0n CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS
ItOO 81 AUCrl0N.--0n THURSDAY. March :. q i0s
o'clock " the store Of }. T. DAVIS Co. No16 Coatandsia
prime assortment Of fresh sessonabe goods
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

| From thu Democrat. st. Cloae Mlns.
fvoa are or been troubled with tbs HsShe send fnF
sboi iCephsc Ps that Dsy bsVe them IN case o. "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
Sales br Aurton.

A. NJ. MSewIN Auo;ioueer
DY BANGS, NERWIN " Co., Irving Buildings,
- Nos ss4 and $40 BIOsdwsy-ssles Of Books Stationery
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MARCH g. AT 7 O'CLOCK.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS 0oKs-COmPhs'
inz yAety VI Library Copies OF Standard Works n various
languages oad popular publications, kc For psenls
catalogue =. .., ,,,,,,., =, .,,.,,,.,or>-s
MARCH AND q. AT O'CLOCK,
COINS MEDALETS TOKENS, &o-Amedesn and Foreign.
Catalogues may be had at the ESesrooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
THE STATE DEBT.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such immediate
results r lie sbS upon these prairie sos they being
po'ed Of deep rich loan, the fertility o. which
By any the globe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06


HpNRr c. SPALDIHe,
No. 40 Cedsr st., y. T.
DEAR Sir:
Iuclosed End twenty-five cents 2 FOX which send boa Of
"tephae PLls send TO sddress Of Rev. Wm FlieE Rey
noldSbugg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Yeur s woTk like chsmcure headache almost issa stsy
Truly yoGrs, - - ..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06

Thu far capital aDd labor have been spped to developing the
toi the great OF the State Coal and IRON
almost untouched ;he nvaabe that the mechanic
hopr,h best whee food aud fuel cheapest viii follow
early day IN Illinois aid la he Of the years the
nsurs laws and necessities Of the the belief that
least flyE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE viii be
pleyu,fpsg
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-06
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 600 Of pvste eapi'sl have been expended
the Io.ds system OF IEoL Inssuueh pat Of the income
from ,eyee Of these works. with valuable public fund IN
lands diminish he State expenses The light and
mu's consequently, every day deslesSe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13

Let our good Union brethern of the
South stand their ground. l kuow that
many patriotic hearts in the seeded
States still beat warmly for the old Upio o
the CID flag. The time will come " ben
We shall all be together again. The pol
iticians are having their day. The peo
pie will yet have theirs have an abid-
ing confidence in the right, and l know
that this Secession movement is all
wrong. There is in fact, not single
substa ntial reason for it. II there is, |
should be glad to hear it; our Govern
ment has never oppressed US with
feathers weight The direc. oppression
alone could justify what has brought all
our present suffering upon us.
May God, in his mercy, save our glori-
Gus Republic.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13
The End of the Rope.

The State Convention of North Carroll
na has passed an 'ordinance of seces-
sion," and has followed the example of
other southern State Conventions by re-
fusiug to submit the ordinance to ~vo.s
Of the people. Having thus set them
selves above the people. this body went
on to ratify and adopt the Montgomery
Constitution and place North Carolina
in the hands of Davis.
North Carolina is the eleventh in chro-
biological order of the rebellious States
The following table shows the dates of
the passage Of ordinances of Secession:
1. South Carolina-Decenher 20.
2. Mississippi-January O..
3. Alabsma-Jsnuary IL.
A. Florida-Januarg IL.
5. Georgia-JaUuary 10.
6. Louisiana-January 26.
7. Texas-February l.
8. Firginia-April IL.
9. Arkansas-May 6.
10. Tennessee-Msy @.
IL. North Carolina-May 2l.
The four remaining Slave States, vizi
Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Della
ware, are still in the Union, aud are like
ly to continue loyal.
We presume that by the close Of the
present year, il not sooner. Virginia, Ten
uessee. Arkansas and Louisiana, will be
brought back to their allegiance; and then
the Rebels in the Gulf States, will be
dealt with in the most summary manner,
if they shall continue to maintain an at
itude of hostility. One of the first nests
in the Cotton region that will be torn up,
Is the city of Charleston. The Govern
ment may show leniency to other cities,
but for Charleston there will be no truce
until the traitors which il hsrtors shall
be visited with the most condign punish-
ment.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13
VOL 20.
Published by Theodore SehOch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
aollacs and quarter, half yearyand if not paid be-
fprr the end OF the year, Two dollars and a half.
No oa2ersdiscontnued until alarreaIages aIepad,
Except at the option Of the Editor
IDA1vertisements of square (ten llnes) less
one three Insertions 90. Each additional lscf
Son, - cents. Lnnger ones M propoIlICn
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13

s1A rather thick headed witness, in
a Police Court. vas asked the question
whether So aud so "stood on the defeu-
sivel" mo, sir" be very iunoeently re-
piled, ''he stood on bench
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13

tarlS Circulars Bill Heads. Notes, Blank Receipts
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets. &c pIn,
led with neatness and despatch on reasonabeteTms
at this office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-13
HOB PRINTING.
RAMGY PRIIN9'IMGa

Having general assortment OF large, plain and or
hnenta Type, we are prepared TO execute every de
$crinficn of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-06

Mr.. Colfax made motion to eonfne
}lason in felon's cell until rebels treat
Col Corcoran differently.
Mr. Conkling mo7ed an inquiry concern
ing Bail : Bluff
Col. Kerrigan, Of n. Y. city, mem
Der of Congress. and Col in the army,
has been eonvlced of treason, and senten-
ced to be shot.
A resolution was introduced into the
Kanawha Convention to make the new
State Free.
Beaufort is to be occupied BY 5000
troops to prevent the secessionists taking
possession.
On the evening of the I'd inst. Sec.
Seward told party which serenaded him
that in ten days the country would rejoice
at great news.
Latest advices from Charleston state
the rebels there are greatly alarmed, some
recommending its surrender, and others
that the city be burned, rather than fall
into the hands of the Union forces.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-06

few to labor for them. A large majority
belong to neither class, neither work for
others or have others working for them.
In most Of the Southern States a ma
jority of the whole people of all eelors,
are neither slaves nor masters while in
the Northern, large majority are neither
hirers nor hired--men with their families
wives, sons and daughters, work for them
selves on their farms, in their houses. and
in their shops. taking the whole products
to themselves, aadr asking no favors Of
capitalists en- the one hand, nor of hired
laborers or slaves Cd the other. Il is not
forgotten that considerable number Of
. persons mingle tier own labor with capital;
that IS, they labor with their own hands
and also buy or hire others to labor for
them, but this is only mixed and not
distinct class. No principle state is dis
turbed by the existence of this mixed
class. .....-.......
Again, as has already been said, there
IS not OF necessity any such thing as the
free b red laborer being fixed in that con-
dItion for life. Many independent men,
everywhere in these States, few years
back in their lives were hired laberers =
The prudent pennilcss beggar in the world
labors for wages awhile and saves sur
plus with which to buy tools or land fer.
himself, then labors on his own account,
and at length hires another new beginner
to help him. This is the just, and gen
erous, and prosperous system which opens
the way to all, gives hope to all, and con-
sequent energy, progress, and improve
ment Of the condition of all.
No men living are more worthy to be
trusted than those who toll up or on from
poverty, none less Inclined to take or touch
aught which they have not honestly earned
Let them beware of surrendering polit
ical power which they already possess and
which, if surrendered, will surely be used
to close the door of advancement against
such as they, and to fix new disabilities
and burdens upon them till all of liberty
shall be lost. From the first taking of our
matte nal census to the last are seventy
years, and we find our population at the
end of the period eight times as great as
it was at the beginning. 81 -t.s.
The increase Of those other things which
men deemed desirable has been even great
er. We thus have at one view what the
popular principle applied to Government
through the machinery of the States and
the Union has produced in given time,
and also, what if firmly maintained it
promises for the future There are
already those among us who. if the Union
be preserved, will live to see it. contain
$50 100000.
The struggle Of to-day is not altogether
for to-day, 1t is for vast future also
With firm reliance on Providence, all the
more firm and earnest, let US proceed in
the great task which events have devolved
upon US. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, December Sd, 1861.