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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

H'HE ALL LSUFFlClE TTdhEE
Il -TBIESEMER !, 2 and are protected by Roy
al setters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
Seals OF the EcOle de PhRrmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion Spermator-
rhoea and all physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicate8 all traces OF those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
nauseous and perniciOus use Of OfcOpava and cuoebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious
Ct mercury bYnsuring to the sufferer speedy
reief dizpersing all impurities and roofing out the
disease.
TRIEsEHAR, Nos !, aud g. are preparations in the
form Of Ozen ges, devoid Of taste smell, and
be carried in the wastcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses administered BY
Nelpau, Lallemand, RouIt kcold. &C. Price e each
or cases for % which G3; and IN ez7 cases,
whereby there Is q saving Of es. To be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BAROW, No. l94, Bleeker-st,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remii itsnce Dr. barrow
will forward the Tresmar any part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according to the in
structions OF the writer.
1B-SoId by e. W CLARE. Agent for Cleveland
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lNGuRkkGE,
Judd 4 ENsWORTH.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
91l - superi0r-St., SIL
CLEVELAND, OHIO

New Ysrk Life Iaguranss OomFsay.
ABsEFas -, $50, ,946s0S.
New Eaeiund FIRE and Marine Ins. UszBSs
OF HARTFORD CORN.
CASE CAPITAL 100000.
Lamar Ens. Company, CRire and Marine,
OF kEW YORK.
Casa OAE1TAI4 S300,O0
HaDo InauPanoa OomPamY Of Pre- e1dsnoe, Il !.
CASH OAPTfAL, GI5G,G0e.
uTParsicular attention given 70 Insurance on
DUBIHnRs for three OF Eve elrH, ct rsuced rates
- Losses adjusted and Paid At this Agency.
April 10th. lsGG hpri6:RZs
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sa!LR0RRa.
OLEVELAND / TOLEDO B. B.
WIHTEB ARRAEeEMEHT.


lssl-4. FINTEB ARRANGEMENF. IasaA
On and Aftsr Monday, November 18th, lssS Pau-sn-
gar Trains win Leave Cleveland - follows lSundayu
eIosptsd);
5t5O A. m.-OHIOAGO EXPBESS-5tops 81 Borsa,
Grafton Oberlin, NorWalk, MonrOeFille, Belle
yue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmora, and arrives e
Toledoet l29O ?. H.; Detroit GO P. H; and ghi-
9sO5 P. M.-WEsTERH MAIIs-stops as All Bta-
tions On Southern Division, and arrives af To-
ledc st 6=s5 P. n; Chicago 500 A. r.
4ssB0 p. m.-HOETHE EkH mA1L-StopI ct al sta
ti0ns on Northern Division and srrives &c San
duaky At 7ln ,. n
5r9O p. m.-ElGHT EXPRES5-stoPsa at Grafton,
HorEalk, Aonroevile, Clyde, and Fremont, and
hrriges at Toledo ~ l2 ~; Detroit 500 A. n;
and OhtcAEo ht 1910 A. 4.
CONNECTIONS.
uonnsctionl are made at MonrosVilIs with fha San.
euskys Aalsnsld Newark L. B., at Oyds with ths
tanduaky, Dayton Cincinnati b. r. At FreUlo1f
With Fremont Indiana B. b, and AZ VIC
she Michigan southern 3 Northern Tut - ~ To-
ledo wabash Railroads for OhfcaQo, Dc e,of-
Eon, Fort wayne LosanBport, LafaYetf M
tons st. Louis and ali points West, Hofthllsft md
Southwest.
Trains arrive n Oloyslana nom Toledo and the
West at 9:1 A. Es-245 p. K.i and s:55 P. u. Tr ~
SAndusky ct a=25 A. n. h. D. EUOHEB, HuD't
Cleveland, November Is, 1854
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T AND OBFIOE.-H. d. LITTLE
A 4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved EARNS for saie for cash or on time. Also-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and ohoioe
Farming Lands in1Iowa, Misconsin and Missouri,
which ne Will exchange for BGrm8, City or Personal
ID 1OOr. mnyI7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

EEIHUD N HEED-TRY II,
llaEs BWo8t'E IHFAhEILBhEL LIEIHEETi Il PFsFAFa
F0n the recipe Of Or. stssbsn EWsst, CT O0nnsstSs
ne ast bons psttsr, and haz been usod in kis Traa
q or ths last twenty Year, vita ths most astonis
flg g1coeEI. Az an external remedy It ID without
VEl, and VII alleviate pain speedily than anl
Qiher pEepzration. Tor all Rheumatic and Hsrvoul
Disorder if i1 truly infaldbie, and curative foI
e7rels Houndri BrruinH Bruises, &C., itl HopthiTg
Aealng and powerful ssrensthening pfoPenGltieS, On
elta tbs iuIt WUncar and Of all who hAV'
gluE given Is trial. Over four hundred csrtifeAts
efe1arkanlo oursg Performed By it within the lai
$50 yo1El, ettcIt q this fEct EtronR Armstrolsl
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
CLEVELAND s PITTSBURGH
\ RATIR An


" BAILB DAD.
81. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, January Bth, 1854, Trains
leave Cleveland follows daily lSandays exeeptod
$40 A. m.-MAILr-ArriYss a. New YOrksl0:o0 A.
n; Philadelph 700 A. n; Baltimore lsuQ Az.
Pittsburah so p n; Whseling 500 ?. \.
Las p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as New hork ~
P. H; PhiladelPhia a. lo-0 A. III BalIlme6s mere
Il:5g A. n; Pittsburgh SOS p. NJ; wheeling 6suo
PH.; New Philadelphia s:30 P r..
Both Trains oonnsot At Hudson for akron and Aii-
isrEburgn. n
w. Railroad Train for all points on that road -.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh % hoH Aofh
fVfa AllentoWn,) uitho1t change.
~ Fare as low as by any other lhos =. - -, -,
- Through Tickets can De prooured ~ tle UntS29
Tckst Once, Weddell House. at me Depots OF - b9
Au0ii' % J. 4. MCCULLOUGH, suD,k
F.R MYERs. 9. T. Agsnt taa2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
MEDigAL.
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

TIHUEs at the old established place, No. IL,
mRthews' Block, south side of the Public Square
Cleveland Ohio, curing all that cOme--in fact, he ia
the only reliable phyiscGn in cleveland treating the
following Diseases namely: SOrofula, Cancers, III
GERS, TunOrs, Fistula, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
diseases, rheumatism Ague and Fever, seminal
corrhCeR or Whites Suppression Ofthe Menses, Pain
full MenstruatiOn, Inflammation and Liberation OF
tho Uterus or Womb, ProlaPsus or Falling Of the
removed from the system. All diseases OF the organs
nature treated in CAREFUL thorough and iudiciouA
manner, pointed out by long experience and inVest
~ Low prices and quick cures Recent cases cured
ia from three TO eight days. All syphiltic and mer-
Dr. "a HIiNTER Is constsntiy caring cases in from
three to eight weeks that have been treated BY Other
physicians from enc to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply TO Dr. Hunter Immediately either IN person oI
by letter. a. he never fails His remedies are
perfectly safe and unknown TO any other physician
| In the United States.
Patients Of either sex living at distance BY stat
ing their diseases in writing giving all the symPtoE9
obtain medicines with directions Tor use Dy al
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland Ohio, postpaid
All Communications confidential.
4 From his experiences and extensive practice, ne
makes no scrup in asserting that whatever he un-
dsratkes in his specially, he will MOST fEA'
FORM Ne matter how hoPeless may Dc tne Ssss tS.
system, or from unsuccessful treatment OF en-
OF self-styed II. D's whom many nave nnlotta t;
many Of my patients tell me kept them from an early
application TO me, or the no less fatal ideas OF over
coming the disease by the adVancement Of age snQ
strictly moral mind for they, one and ALL make Ins
oss worse and lift Is sarly one from the cause q
being entirely local. il Affects the entire animal econ
omV and then requires general we'll Is local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy 70 be able TO say
IN fhe treatment OF private and delicate diseases q
both sexes, Of however long duration, Yield 70 ~
mode Of treatment II the unfortunate Value ne ane
health they should be sure and call on physician o.
age and experience. 49,. ,,..,,
| constantly thronged with patients rom al partsO
the country. -, -. q. -. q,
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BRs g h HAN,
Member Of the Royal College of PhysieaHs,
London, England; Graduate Of
RieoTd's Hospital for
EEM ALE nIHNARE

Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEAsE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an Office at The
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who are af-
hictsd with subsouts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plAn and is mild, sfasaOouz and effective mis- Heu-
Icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
hssn Fssd but by two other physicians in
Gmcrlca besides hlluEeT sba syraofrrt
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars 70 0Bts1
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. Ne charge for giving an
honest and true statement Of thier case.
SPERMATORHHA.
To YOUNG mEE.-He can prove 70 yOu in fsw min
utes that he is the only physician you treated
with that this disease. For patient who
viii follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II he fails in curing this disease. No charge
made for consultation. those ct distance who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 80 BY sending a
small vial Of urine BY mail, with name, and age,
and he viii answer and describe theic case, and the
possibility Of getting Ie iefs By enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:4H
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RRY a00Ds.

1T ST OPENED.
An Elegant Assortment of
LYONS NOR ANTIQUE SILKS,
In the following OhOiOs ooIOui
GARNET,
LAVENDER,
BLUE,
GREEN,
BROWN.
OUR,
WHITE,
WINE,
DRAB AND URPLE.
1. P. SHERWOOD,
lsngI 249 and 244 supsriOr-st.
JUST OPENED
AFULL LINE OF
MILLIN Err Y
AtNeW York JObbsrs Prices.
Up. SHERWOOD,
marl6 242 and244 superior-st.
Opened THIS Day
EEW SPRING RIBBONS,
In Plaids and other new styles
LP. SHERWOOD.
mArl5 2l2 and "a superior-st.
NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS,
Just Opened at
Up. sHERWOOD's,
marl5 2l2snd IA superior-sr.
ICORSETSI OORSRTSi
AFULL STOCK OF
ILADIES'S CORSETS,
Superior in Quality and Style, Just received by
mario MOReAN, Root 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| IL depot for the best assortment of Ladies and
Gentiemens Handkerchief at the lowest prices Is at
da.,o o.. g., s. u HYMAN'st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
EARMs AND OFT Lnrs


Farm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore, IL miles fSn the
city good House, Barn, Fruit, &c
Farm OF l6l acres, II miles from the city: good
buildings. Price $40 per acre
Farm OF ll5 acres in Orange township, on plank
road good buildings, &e. $40 per acre
EARN OF liS acres in Independence; good build
ings, &C. e45 per acre.
Farm Of 100 acres on plank road, l0milea from ciE;
soll sahdy loan and river bottom; new house, good
1OWA:=Sone good improved Farms near Musca-
tine on Mississippi river.
Farm Of 50 acres in north western Indiana, near
bailroad station and absut 40 miles from chicago.
viii exchange for City Property
nice building lot.
st. Clair ,Bosd, aemiles from Post ONCE, Is acres,
Mili.on Avenue. Five acres near Kfnsman-St
Eucnd hoad, three miles from Post Ofice 81 acres,
Win 'front.' also on Cedar street, considerable Fruit
ana aDeautlfui stream Of water. A desirable lot.
Twenty acres near the Water Cure and on came
road and very cheap. sSOOO,
BROOKLYN Center, miles from Civ Brick Hsuse
and II acres land, $500
IWenty-one acres on SpanRler's Avenue, near Will
son street. First quality Of land. $3.50 per acre,
% 9sVe3teen @ acres on Crawford Road, near superior
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
~ ltormerly the firm OF Littles 3 Ksyea,) has
oDened Real Estate once IN RouseE Block, corner
o. BuPeTtorSt- and Public Square, and hasoonstEntly
hand several thousand Of nrat quality Farm
ing Lands in the States Iowa Wisconsin and Mi3s
3eur 70 sLohAnEefor city country property; n1ol
Ior sllkinds oi Rerfonsl PrpPsrty. Parteash pAidE
HacoeHsrT z5TtEsFss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
IL PERIEEoE OF AN IHYALID-Publishsdf frs
the benefit and q warning and Canton to Houn
Men who suffer from NerYOus Debility, Prematur-
Decay Of Manhood etc., supplying st the same time
EHz MKAKs or sELF-oURE, By one who has Cared him
sslf being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaekery.
b s1clozing postpaid addressed envelope, single
popiss NAV be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
hb6-lladtE Bedford Kinss Co., n. 7.
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PURE SYMPATHY
Rore Throat, Cough, Cold,
BROWEs BRONCHIAL TR0CI

andsffsr troubles n suffered to progress result in
ssrisus Pulmonary, BrOnohial and Asthmatio anee-
tons, cftsnlimes incuraole
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
ara compounded as to reach directly the seat Of
tie dissase and give almost Instant Ielief.
sT7gold By al Druggists aud Dealsn in Medicine
iE ths United States and most Foreign countries. ai
IS osutS psr box jsn22-R9
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BEAD TIE FOLLOWING. :

Read THE FOLLOWING.
ITEsTMoNIAL OF MRS. SARAH GOULD
Prof. DEMuEE Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
plete sore the burning and itching sensation was
1nsnpport6blo. would apply remedy after remedy
with only momentary relief. / consulted several
physicians of this city was Informed By them that
the disease with which my scalp affected was the
read ye1r advertisement and concluded to consult
You. You assured me that you would eradicate the
g5ese Ana restore my halI Nhon mao DeGome HeIy
thin; with that assurance placed myself in your
hands, and the result is have uKuriant head Of
hair my scalp ls perfectly well, and my hair has
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. AZ South Pearl-st., Albany N. Y.
It is fact acknowledged BY all who have used the
The Only Preparation
that would enectualy and permanently restore the
hair 10 those that are bald and
Prevent the Hair from Falling of
The large and rapidly Increasing sale Of the Resto
is the strongest evidence Of the manifold benefits
1t is comforting upon the Human Family.
The confidence of the public has been obtained,
and they all unite in Its and Its
Superiority Over All Other Preparations
ever introduced. do not recommend my preparA-
months, as It is simple impossibility and totally
Inconsistent with the laws Of Nature TO those that
skeptical and incredulous, will make bona ide
oHer:
I Will Forfeit $1,000
Zone Thousand DoIlars) II FAIL to cure the worst
cases Of partial badness under fifteen years stand
ing, with the
GENUINE HAIR REsTORER,
N. B.-Oures guaranteed in every case where the
directions for use are implicitly obeyed.
Prot. II. A. DEMUNN,
Sole Proprietor,
IEo. % OraDge-St, Albany, New York.
BB-sold by Druggists generally. Price 81, 90 per
bottle, or six bottles for $500. II your Druggists
have not got 1t send for il. janis R2lAw
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to al Eastern Cities.
The Track IS Stone Bdaasted and Is Free from Dust
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HAIR RESTnRER.
DROFEssORp pDEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOFeF


Only Genuine Hair RestOreF
DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
The Aill OF the medical faculty in treating discs
pes OF the scalp has in a majority OF es, been bat
fed By this most peculiar disease Of human frame
II is not to be wondered at, 1t Te IuiIes great
study, deep research and a careful nVe8tigatiOn o.
the causes WhichI rOduce the d. ase- Unless the
csuss is discoTeFed it is an uttts imposibiliy to
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronOunced ncura-
bic by some of the msst eminent physicians. have
devoted years Of study to this peculiar part OF the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
THE ONLY REMEDY;
so far as I know that would permanently eradicate
these losthgome diseases Of the scalp, 1. e.
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD,
and other cutaneous diseases, and restore the hair
TO those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
Five Hundred Dollars
II fail to cure the worst cases OF diseased scaps Of
the elongeststandingi with the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REST0RER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
New York Through Line.

Take. effect April !. Iss4-daily Csundaya excepted
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PLUMBING, &C.

II Moe ARV VEE,
PRA OFIOAL
Plumber, Gas & Steam Filter,
M BupoEIor-st., OPP. Post ORcos
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
pNALMR IN
Gas HztlRsI, LEAD Gld Iron Pipe, Fores asd
Lif Pszgs, Bah Tubs, Water Closets,
0oPPeF Boilers, Sinks, &C., &c.
erOrdsrs from the Country promptly attended to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08

kBoREg5oA or ELECFROPATHz AID MupEuFsu
Ofce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior.
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
Once heurs frem to u and from 2to o'oIooh
daily f3undaYg eNcepted }
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REAL EsTATE,
s sTOOKWNLL,
BE EsFAfR AGEEEs,
HOUSES AND Ions FoR sALa.

Omes No. Atwatsr Building. Entrance shrszgh
She Insurance oaaoe Of b. !. BraYtos.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-08-11
Scenes in the Crater at Petersburg.

When our troops arrived at the crater
they beheld heterogeneous mass OF loose
earth, guns, and guncarriages, dead and
wounded gunners, &c. Some of the gun
ners were buried alive at the depths per-
haps of 20 it,, the depth of the mine below
the fort. Those on the surface were found
in every conceivable condition and attitude
Some merely stunned and slightly woun-
ded, others unrecognizable Jumps of flesh
and dirt; some with their heads protru-
ding from the ruins, others with their
heels marking their unhallowed burial
place. One poor fellow, pulling the dirt
out of his eyes, in his delirium, said =
"Have we been attacked ? Are we driving
them /? That's right. Give them hell!''
He soon revived, however, to find himself
prisoner. Another, buried up to his
arm pits in loose dirt,on being approached,
cried: "Come, Yanks, for Gods sake take
me out of this place It's all over now,
and there is no use of letting a fellow
stick here. Come, take me out quick,
and l will do as much for you some time"
He was taken out.
One of the charging officers, noticing
the dirt move near him as if mole or
gopher were at work under it, commenced
digging, and finally dug out arebel lieu
tenant, who was actually revived, and con-
versed freely with the officers before being
brought from the ground. Several 9TH
ers were exhumed from their living graves
and restored to consciousness.
Before our wounded were removed from
the crater under flag of truce, their suf-
ferings during the day and half they re-
mained in it were absolutely frightful-
Their groans and cries for water could be
distinctly heard in our entertainments
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-08-11
The Panic in the Cumberland Valley
Arrival of Refugees from Hagerstown,
Greencastle, Cham bersburg, & Carlisle.

The entire rolling stock of the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad is now occupied in
carrying passengers from the country
through which this road runs to Harris
burg, whence they take passage to differ
ent parts of the State, or such as can go
no further than this point receive hospi-
table shelter and entertainment in the
homes of this city. Over twenty-four
hundred women and children arrived
here last evening. 1t was pitiful sight
to behold these standing in groups, stran-
gers as it were, in strange city,
pilgrims from their once happy homes,
which but yesterday were turned to ash
es by the torches Of the invading traitors.
Old women, who had never expected to
be borne away from their homes until
they were carried to their graves mat
rons in the prime Of life, with their fami-
lies of half-grown children clustering, af-
frighted, around them; and the young
mother with her infant at her breast, all
alone, with fearful eyes, and blanched
cheeks, made up picture of distress such
as we have seldom before beheld, and
such as we do not again desire to gaze
upon. The appearance of the rebels at
Hagerstown, yesterday morning, was the
cause of the panic which drove these
people to this city. Such are the impress
sions, and such the panic which now pre-
vail in the Cumberland Valley. The
women and children from that region who
seek shelter in the homes of Harrisburg
will be kindly welcomed and Hospitality
treated. Let it be said of the wives and
mothers of Harrisburg, that as their hus-
bands and sons marched into the Cum.
berland Valley to meet the rebel invader
and give him battle there, they offered
their homes and their hearts to console
and shelter the weary mothers aud suffer.
ing children flying here for safety.-Har.
rtsburg Telegraph.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-08-11

The Franklin Repository Printing Of
fee, in Chambersburg, was totally destroy
ed by the Rebels-all the presses, type,
subscription list and accounts; nothing
saved. We are informed by Messrs. Nc
Clure & Stoner, that as soon as material
and paper can be supplied, they will re-
sumo the publication of the Repository,
and also The Old Flag-a campaign paper
that has attained very large circulation.
The subscriptions lists of both papers are
destroyed. Four copies were secreted in
different parts of the town, but are burned.
With their lists, their subscription ac-
counts were also destroyed, and subscri-
bers should at once inform Mcclure &
Stoner of their address, and the state of
thier subscription accounts. and all subscri-
bers should promptly remit arreages and
advance subscriptions, to aid the publish
crs. In addition to their Offices, both of
them had their residences burned, with
all their furniture and personal effects
the rebels not allowing them to save
their clothing. Mr.. Stoner was fired at in
his own house for attempting to save the
firm books, and the men who burned Mr..
MCclure's residence had special orders
that nothing belonging to him should be
saved. s
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-08-11
The Legislature.

Pursuant to Proclamation of Gov. Cur
fin assembled in Extra Session, at Har-
risburg on Tuesday. On the same day
the message of the Governor was sent in.
Like all Messages which have preceded 1t
from the same author it is plain, straight
forward document, and sets forth the rea-
sons which prompted the calling OF the
Legislature together, and, at the same
time, enters into and completes an unan-
swerable argument in defence of our COCO
old Commonwealth from the shafts which
envy, hatred and malice entertained In
other States, have hurled against 1t. mere
is no truer patriotism, no more uocom'
promising loyalty, no more unnlnchDhe
bravery to be found any where than is
contained within the Borders of Pennsyl.
yauia. that these have not been employed
in the defense of her borders, against the
inroads of the rebels, the Governor con
clusiyely shows is the misfortune but no
the fault of her citizens. We will pub
lish the message entire next week, &C
c,mpanied with synopsis of the proceed
ings of the Legislature.