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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08
The Soldiers National Cemetery.

The cornerstone of the monument at
the Soldiers National National Cemetery
at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, will be laid
on the 4th of July next, with military
and civic ceremonies. The grafton on
the occasion will be delivered by Major
General Oliver 0. Howard, lately COM
manding the army of the Tennessee
General Howard, it will be recollected, !,
bore conspicuous part in the victory at
Gettysburg.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

On the night of President Lincoln's
assassination, , the residence of John Minor
Bolts, at Auborn, Brandy Station, Culpe-
per, Va, was attacked by party OF seven
auerrillas. On Mr.. Bolts assuming de-
termined attitude and showing bold
'front.' the rufians seemed cowed, and
finally departed.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

The following are strange contrasts =
Henry Ward Beecher in Charleston, and
Hangman Foote in New York jail
Charles Sumner in Richmond, and Hen
ry A Wise a fugitive. Andy johnson,
denounced by JEFF. Davis as traitor,
occupying the White House and Jeif'
himself prisoner. Negro troops hold
ing Richmond, and Lees army on parole
Greenbacks worth seventy cents on the
dollar and Confederate currency in Rich
mond worth about seventy cents bushel'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

a gentleman on Hudson river stea-
mer found the following lines in the Bi-
bic lying on the cabin table. The lines
wodld well be placed on the Bibles of a.
bout al the boats il the country:
"Thls holy book neglected lies,
No soul with it communes
While scores of souls sfsit round about
With Ueralds ard TribuneS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

As jeff Davis disclosed his sex by
showing his heels beneath the crinoline,
the twenty second verse Of the thirteenth
chapter Of Jeremiah has been cited as pc
culiarly applicapable to his case: "And
if thou say in thy heart; Wherefore come
these things upon me !? For the great
ness Of thine iniquity are thy skirts dis
covered and thy heels made bare"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

Children will often come at the truth
quicker than grown up folks. A cores
pondent of the Oswego Advertiser says ::
"My little girl Josie has completely
upset me-she has just come running in
l'Oh, papa papa! we lost our Presi-
dent, and now the Democrats have lost
theirs JEFF Davis is took
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

BT~ The disloyal lady near Catawissa
who remarked on hearing of the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln that she was
in h-r' was significantly rebuked by an
old gentleman standing by with the in,
quiry-"How do you know have you
received letter from your father 2"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

An old gentleman in the New Haven
depot was cautioned by the police against
making too much show of a splendid
watch-seal, but the old gentleman indig-
nantly replied that she had travelled some,
he guessed" In few minutes he miss.
ed his seal, and concluded that somebody
who had travelled more than he had, had
been around.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

tt is said that Ex-Governor Wise chafes
a rood deal and even foams at the mouth,
because his house is used by old John
Browns daughter as school-house for
teaching little niggers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

Ras- We learn that upon application OF
The State Treasurer to the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, it has been decided
that the property and income Of State
Is not subject to be taxed under the In
lernal Revenue law.
This will save FIVE per cent. upon the
revenue Of the State derived from dlyl-
sends or stock in railroad companies and
banks, aud interest on bonds, and an ett-
fort will be made to have what has been
paid for the last two or three years re-
funded.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

BY an amendment to the School Law of
this State, passed last winter, the mimi
mum age for children to be admitted to
the common schools was changed from
Five to six years Of age.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08
The Philadelphia Cooper-shop- Benh'
cents Institution.

Philadelphia, Thursday, June l, 1860
Since the organization Of the Cooper
Shop Refreshment Saloon in this city, in
1861, there have been entertained $780,
900 soldiers passing through this city on
then way to the seat of war, at an expense
Of S54 4,000 This noble institution, to-
sether with the Union Volunteer Saloon,
have been entirely supported by the con-
tFlbutlons Of the people Of Philadelphia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

1t is thought at indianapolis that Bow
les, Milligan and Horsey, the x. Z. C.s
already sentenced to be hanged and re-
prieved, will be indicted and tried in the
civil courts.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

Gen. Sherman's "bummers" were death
% digging for hidden treasures. Diner
ent squads dug up newly buried mule
SIX times in quick succession and the
poor critter was not allowed to rest until
his head and ears was left above ground
as a sample of the kind of treasure below.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

Elder Eimball, one of the leading
Mormon saints, it is said, recently mad
born to him, in one night, no. lss' then
fourteen childreu;
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

There is in the Patent Office at Wash
ington model of steam boat invented
by Abraham Lincoln. 1t was patented
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

The number of troops to be mustered
out during the month of June, it has been
will exceed 12O, 900.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

A Citizen Of Massachusetts, has written
to Washington suggesting that the gal
lows on which John Brown was hung De
secured and taken to Washington ioi
future use.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08

1t is stated that Gen. Hanoock's Corps
is to be Immediately increased to l0,oUo
men.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08
Published by Theodore SckOeh.

TERNS-Two dollars year in advance-and If no
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ats will be charged
No paoer.discontinued until all arreaIages paid,
axcept al the option of the Editor.
PAdvertisements of one square of (egEt lInes) or
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ipsertion 50 cents. Longer ones in proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-06-08
JOB PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,
gxssuied IN the highest style OF the Art, and on he
most reasonable terms
, 1865-05-06
SURE, UNFAIL1NG REs0URCE-DR,
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
MARRIED LADIES,

This assertion, bold and brosd ~ it may seem. I
founded on aeries Of eures-w1THoUr ONE HArLTHy
extending through period Of neaf!y twenty ycals.
, 1865-05-06

able change hss been witnessed In the pres
ent instance also. Will It lasts Time alone
can chow. We hare to deal With conblpa-
tt:D Of fepldem:ce, uncommonlg DANCE rous II
ltstlf, ard which, in some cases, has been a.
ready succeeded by the worst Of all, the mon:
ster # monsters, the killer Of man and o;ast
The ~ si6e5an plague. The P'ussia9 ~ PuSh!!e 1hr
hotes all m,y pass over favorably, the ph5-
e'c!ans are disposed to dem onst:ate the ns-
ee.. eeessty Of rs ending well on natural grounds;
but the c1e,g gY In the eastern provinces are n
Voklng the mercy Of God Almighty that he
tri1.
Before I have done with the plague, VII!
Just add that the Northern Post, the official
organ oi the Minister Of Internal Affairs, ifIt
ooes not give us particulars on the sutfezlngs
OF the dag, makes up for The deficiency, BY
publishing areport on the state Of health IN
the metropolis in 1861. Judging from pre-
cedent. We may therefore. ind alge in reason
able hope Of being told IN 1859 Ill about the
epidemic Of 1865. With view to collecting
useful intelligence at an early dste, some do;-
tors have, been Officially dispatched from
Berlin to st. Petersburg, and the shores Of the
, 1865-05-06
THE RUSSIAN EPIDEMIC,
Aids that Give It Power.

Berlin Correspondents The London Times
With reference to the Russian epidemic,
the Berlin public are not particularly anxious.
Although living next door to st. Prtersbargh,
and in danger Of getting the ma1ady at fist
hand, they yet pooh. h.poeh the idea Of ;, being ts
fact is, they are in the habit of 1ooEtng upon
Themselves as something SO utterly dldernet
from the children Of the Car, that both with
regard to political and physical dangers,
Russian events are but slow in working an
impression on their confident minds. Russian
cpidemics more particularly they are fond Of
nscribiDg to causes existing exclusively on
the other side Of the frontier, and ceasing cx~
actly where the last Cossack mounts guard
at the last border ditch. The Russian work
yeIages and gin has an Instructive antipathy
to the application Of water to his body, both
inside and outside, and especially In towns
and In Winter, lodges with saving eye to
space, equaled only by the Finn and apland-
CT in his ice bound hut. Hence certain de-
Erse g'9 Of typhgs u is among the standing atllic-
dies out intire1y in that most unhealthy Of
all localities that could have been selected
Tor capital. Built upon swamps, and so
undefminded by subterranean wafer courccs
TINT TIM IL; IN many streets the pavement
can be hard1ykept In practicable
to the natural conditions Of 1ts ex.
istence On the earth. Add to this, that the
Nera, with Its canals, while supplying the
only drinking water, acts as the onlys ever of
gigantic capital, and It will be seen tbat the
people, or rather the Government. instead of
using every precautfon to- render tho place.
hab4 table, have done all in their nower tn
make bat, worse. According to what tho 81
Petersburgers believe, the number of births
at the splendid seat Of the Czars Is as a r,lIo
exceeded BY the average Of deaths; but rs
official statistics are unreliable, private .esti-
mates can be regarded as sappronmativc only,
and, perhaps, err as far up3n the one side as
The Government on the other. At any rate
q variety ofc1rcumstsnces combine to render
st. Petcrsburgh a hot-bed Of disease. Endc-
mic and endnTable in ordinary times, sick
ness, now and then, will assume m epidemic
character, and, growing, in enorm Jus proper
IL rs. commit rayages such as arc unknown
in thc civilized countries Of the West From
an official report gather the Act that in
1955 M, i a. than $40 200 were seized vi. b spi-
de1nica1 1oaladies In all Russia, Of whom 163,-
n0 died. But, large as these figures appear,
fhey are contradicted bT another official !
report stating S24 ooo people TO have suffer.
cd from cholera alone Mltn mofiallty Of
2a.5o0. In 1913, the Minister Of the inte.
rlor reported to the Emperor that IN MS vast
domain 1,6s8,849 people had been IN that
year infected By cholera, OF whom no lGss !
than CUE, OLE s1ccumbed. In both cases the
malady passed the European frontier Of nus.
siR but 80 soon as it arrived on German soil
its power was broken, its virulcnce temper
ed. ana the number ofvct!ms reduced to one
1ettH. and below. Thus far the eam: taTez- .
, 1865-05-06

WISE TO Knew, HUT WkAE TO Do.-Tnerets 40 mora
ptt1ble sight 1han that OF young mn1 etrtekaa %
e To- iee tna @ %nins 70 ao bas TO-
vsted in viii sud In body to act. Heav3-eytt Wha1
he should Iosscss the eve OF an eaE1e; lssiesB wha
eyerf nerve should unse with energy; dreaming u
lieu OF dotnE fc-riox n1rEtApe tnitehd Of ttektn1 -
and lsst mixing lcto . drlVeller aud ; warning %
othess, and nj through seminal weskn+ due to oyc1
Indulgence. Natural unnatural et47ie5ea In ioAx-
sore emissions that hamlltate s16 disgust him. To-
snch We say. taxa the CA7RokEE Guar, observe thef
1r caons that accompany it faithfully. and it viii L.
strength energy health. ana In Lieu a In PoteasI.
LADIES, READ TIRE fozzovzye zaou
THE DtES' IA GAZINE,," LADIES' DIP
BOOZE" AND "AEDIC.1L GAZETTE:
fFfcm ths Lsciea' Mazaziue1 -
MOTHER AID DACEu1 ER--IhGFs Is a certad in fAn
age 0! livery Joung girl. Nhen her chatacEr meatHl
and physical, seems TO- chang.. The eYe bccomer
heaV3. the Ensc1l laugh Of childhood IL hu,hed tSe
Atep loses II aad he ldachc md sre1snes
fsp:ace health AID merry temper. Tno mother zene-
metamospho.ts Ct the child iato he Womsas hat IL
oten, very cftn. At loss h1W to soothe fh oath ~
her DARLING, how to obvato the ofteu 1tterdxSS
ILLS, h7w to aid nature and anticipate PAIN To szck
mothers. to Al We recommend fha tufRoKEx r..
MALE FEL8, to b. foruf In cur colunans recsmmeno~
Ing them a. an .ntab remover Of vi DISTRACTIONS
to neture9 Efforts, ana IN inal1hi8 rexpIatcr CalF
tor ChsEt kcc PN.s ihe sa1e:t and saiest In f1sr
market. Sold By all DtuxgEts. -
, 1865-05-06

4 trophy Of most notable Importance and
value bus just come into the possession Of q
Michigan lady, and is now in the keeping Of
Judge Bacon. Of Monroe. This Is nothing
less than the identical table on which General
Lie signed the articles Of capItulation by
which be surrendered his army to General
Grant, and which virtually Terminated the
military power Of the Great Rebellion. The
table was bought BY General Sheridan for
$50 gold piece, and by him presented to ths
wife of his gallant Lieutenant, General Gus
ter. who is a daughter Of Judge Bacon. Thera
will be-feW mementocs Of this terrible strur
gle moro interesting 80 the future autiauari-
ans than this relic, which Is connected with
its substantial close.
, 1865-05-06
F7om Lc Temps Of Partg, April s.
The Pasis Temps Of Saturday publishes til
following letter on the subject Of the cpl
denfc in Rrnsfa


PARIS, April 81 have read the uisce1lan-
eous news Of yonr yesterdays number; and in
consequence Of the rumors that nearly all the
papers are spreading respecting fever, which
they Gail the. Siberian plague," prevailing at
St. Petersburg.!1 take the liberty Of giving
you some particulars, which hope will u.s.
sIst in establishing the truth of the mRtter,
they do not entirely stop the exaggetatfon
which has been indulged in. Just back from
st. Petersburg. was able during my stay
there, 10 appreciate for myself the sanitary
statc OF the population, md can assure ron
-and my statement is confirmed by fnforma-
ton have Just obtained from persons who
Let That ciy only four Observation-Disclosures
at this moment nor at q previous period has
there been any disease Of this nature, It is
Ifoe that species Of typhus broke ont in
ht'sssa about two months neo, and that the
poorer classes suffered somewhat severely.
nnt II Is certain that This fever has consider,
ably diminisht d in intensity lately, and fhat.
every JthlrE now 1ends to The belief that II viii
shortly disappear. I will add that the dis
case have mentioned has nothing Of m IT.
t1aordpary character about it: That If thc
mortality Is little greater at st. Petersburg.
1t arises frem m the fact that ut this perind 81
the gear diseases are more frequent than at
any other season, especially among the bum
bier classes. owing to their poor living during
Lent. With the view Of putting an end to
the sth:e ofapxtety into which not only the
, 1865-05-06
Heavy t1e5aIcation In Philndelpn pnla-
IWo Hundred Th0us4nd Dollars
and The Paying Teller OF the Com
mefc1A1 Bank nifaRf6x.

tFFom the Philadelphia Ledger, May II
Yesterday afternoon between t#o and three
o'clock, MI. Clark, the paying teller Of the
Commercial Bank. on Chestnut street., above
Third, left the bank, stating that be would
return in q few minutes. Three o'clock ar
rived, and not returning, come uneasiness WAS
felt +; and after waiting some time longer au
investigation into the accounts was entered
into, when, to the astonishment Of the ofIl-
GERS Of the bank, 1t Was discovered that there
was large deficit In the accounts of the tell
er. The Investigation vas continued up to
late hour last night, but the exact amount
missing could not be ascertained, but 1t Is
supposed that It will not be far short Of two
hundred thousand dollars. Mr.. Clark, the
missing teller, has been In the employ OF the
bank for fifteen years, and has always enjoy
ed the esteem and confidence OF the Officers
Of the institution. n u
, 1865-05-06

who have relatives In Russia have been
tbrovn, and Of removing the injurious influ.
ence which these 1umo'6 have produced upon
the reciprocal 1clatons between tho two
countries, 1t wou1d be Of great utility, think
to publish in your next number the informa-
tio1 send you. and. ifyou consider 1t ap-
give you iull authorization. am, &C.,
G. F. DoLz,
Commissonaire Expediteur oftbe Imperial
Court of Kussia.
, 1865-05-06
.Qt)itQQo Qrtbt11re.


Freedomss Martyr
They laid him in his village hcme,
Benea'h green turf d b d;
lis esrly friends weep not alone;
Ho Ia nntion's dead.
Not every spot may yield bloom
To grace hla lowerJ bier;
Eat every heart Will be bis uru.
Where lnlls an hone.t tear.
The toueue End pen will speak hi9 prafse.
Ard plead his cau:e with power:
Yetmanly tfars are eloquent
They fan like April ehoWef,
BE swayG not like ! conqueror:
He WRs eo1u:t and meek.
God seemed to 1ell him what to do
ChEist, what he ought to spsak.
he died martyr to the cause
For which his country bleeds:
Els most enduring monument
WILL be h1s noble decda,
Oh Freedom! bind yonr bleeding wonnde,
And purify the land:
Jehov.h takes his Moses up,
When triumph Ia at hand.
+ l. LINN
, 1865-05-06
from the st. Locfs Medical Journal

TIE INDIAN REA4DF-The celebrated Indtan M xaa,
ys.st5et IN CT columns. 1hsT are yartous IL kin.
ppt a. fHye the co1e of uinasy Tor heiF
Ses en- wh1sa nAscs she nsne q caxAo1ks s9sn1,
aas & 9eeoms Wloey n 2wn - Certain cure for FpoT
ca1Ss o. ana G!ss Is always taken u
ann 80 taken. nev,F fails Ct achieving thnr:n1h cn
sSfs Of s enner1ns q I aisct FaeF Aous. eoa-
to take. and u wholly t5pe Nom minerst drHS~e an@
eas q lhS btst resaedis fot With /. srecommsnde
, 1865-05-06

CasRokzz l.KHHDY-The caption Of this narayranA
the name OF vegetable oedtcine In the norr1 ~ +.
syIqPs sn.ee @ 91E ss1%s:sa ID shsa u.ed with IL
cure fer qonortEGa aud Fluor Aipns 1Thtfes ~ -
males9 II #s consider tho saoont ot suIefiax : II
frequency or these dsehtes. cnnrot huf adm}t fS@
Cherokee mety ma Ia]ec:Ic1 to he amonR ~
o!esHngs OF ecnce They replace sickneya ~ hesitS
Mt Mt T. but ezrss thsse u, raccally and ,aoroaSn1
nt nnf. 1sE p9sS,T voxetaMe sueet plesaaot syTn3
n 1hs = stem the eradication ct WHICH is often mofT
gtns1 d1essa. sid By al dru2glau. ~4s
, 1865-05-06

CHICAGO AND NORTH
~ WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
April q. 1865.
The Anr uM Meeting OF The gondholdess and stcck.
holders OF the Chicago and NorthWe.tefu kstway
Company for the election OF Board Of DFctors for
the yeA5 ensanf md lo5 the Of such fh.
held at the Ocs Of the Company In the City OF Chi
cagos On
Thursday, the 1st day Of June, 1855,
at II o'clock a. II, JAMES Il. 1OuNa.
my3vS76-26t Secretary
, 1865-05-06

TIE FOLLOWING FOR TIE CREP06KH
REMEDY dRD INJECTION, speakS uol1u,,es I.
shetr faror. Read w1at the Editors Of tie t-c6I-
cago Daily 17ases, !" ISL. Louis Aedical Jouyuaf y
dn1 khz "Aedicdl Journal and Rssse:o.r s,aks -
their 0sc1a FTes TFlH.
from tho Chicago Daily T1ma,1
To 0uR ENA1:A RKAD1Rs--We call the attention
Of our fsnaae readers to The adj IN onr rn
umns ot t4e Cherokee t<meey and inisctioa fsr ~
cure OF Fttof d1us Or The bites These yeRctaos8
t:r shis nss by he 5emoya Il which theF also Sid d
teFzuptedlby Fluor Ai6ua. 3hey III certain ro eu1
:pssd = snd ;ho;ouEa5 nd c.ata.a no mtoesai poa-
gan1zetton- They ars sso the best aud rnoat esct1
cu1e Of GonorfhGea II elect y7t decovere1 nm AZ
K1st9 Throughout tho courtrY.
, 1865-05-06

HCTCHMGS HILLYER, Propr;etors,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
, 1865-05-06

QunUtftyys. Quality Extract
&Afs4pa- !Hs-The dose ID snAI- Those who dt sire
fn4, tf,a.a ~ fy1nhf
, 1865-05-06

.C4SsT IHoU ADAIS!srxE TO MIND p1s1aaxn7.
naxea sae kIeae dxanauss. Yes, say we and Ini1aar
tT1s111Tk e1E1R has such UoTeIa@
nUu!stabLe boom to both st<s II i d.. = LIE -
tso'e re.totasiye th.r has ret bern mare EnoTn ~
{a.niy. ~ " MIC a0h2&
, 1865-05-06
CHI14LS AND FEVER.
THE BlTTERS after SICKNESS

Exhac1t1oK lever leaves III victims low,
And, un: sstted, Hea1,h's retu1n Is slow:
Then with the Bitters weakened Nature AID.
. For In each drop y1taitss conyeyed,
, 1865-05-06

UlbhaMs2
AA1R G!Oss AND CURLING FLUID u the best
i !.aiesl lnE An the world 1t imparA beautiful
&C. NJ! f,tss x, y Gents : bottie.
fnlc for letter. sail Kheun1 C6nppad Hsnds Hstber5
uFHAN'6 ASTHMA EijEK ra,tsv.. ~,s ,,o-+ t.
1eat psEosytns y e % %Astama "a @inutes nd e1ec
UFHaM's FEVER ANB Mi;f;F xpoc,|,.
ax ,n 1one Gass apdne = Gl!s apd Fever no st
uPHAM's DEpuATOKY FuMnrR x,,n
fhe hair rrum low fosrbe.d& 10 nye mInr@sn ~ Ienove
frfury to the skin Price 81 a h,trte o@a7, without
bK. Ia PUKTEs LIFE EIxiiS, IxiiiS tho r-.,, w..
and RejnvenAtins Remedy rcatorrs msny VIII 9S s
SFtp xfc suffering from Impaired Sr!na E,er+s sos Au
voua Debility ETC. arising from Whatever fsa.s Psiee
THE jAfAEEsE HAIRsTAIE coloss the wh,,r,,.
and MouEta4he beautiful hlsek k OF 01oxn. il con.
TaSb ont Duly 20 cents 1 boz.
Sold IL S. c. DPHAM. 3 South Eighth Street, rntae
delnhta aud By ali DragEis4. Circular sent fTee.
IURi & SMITH, 13 Lake street General Western
, 1865-05-06
trim the n. T. Medical Jour.1

Ta1ET Nnr DxsPoyDE1uF any longer be .he .vsr,,
IfpS banr 1t n The tasn sase of ths human isiix.
nev. too xptrtts despair, lenaencv "a In! oa- -
ne gloony side q everything. III di.1cuit 10 IT,
1Ney. Ooctols ana meucines Will NOT id #. h,Tt X.
tofe yoa R1Te up ths case as no9eeas, ~ Wst1y:. =.
HEEE1TESAglSo ~ ~ E11x13 As its na1ue des!snaist =
enesgisa Jes. *. n Younk clood INTO our yens "
VIC pne 9eon the bF1nk o. the grave who NAV hx@
oess D.: i2cu:sd, even though it Ina7 ba st ~
eleSsnto aooz' TO Try IT. soothing tntuencs
, 1865-05-06

--- TuX NKDiClNE o. THE AaA.-1ha Cherokee P1rra
are, perhaps, the most wootertul medfcament tTT
put forth and one eft most useful OF the "theenke
Metlc1cca. sovereign care all trre9ulat7tV n
the ttmale system. 1t cures the recurrence of ~
monthly period with precision resembling tho eTo!n-
purely vefe e:aolt, aa efficient IN Checking o7erdoS
Rnd 5eeufJ1ns supp'eaalen, these Pills ara reron-
best resaiaso. thnt wed.cel skill hs, yet dsviseEs
IIy The Cherokee f1ua a2d be convinced. sold b. III
DIuggs:8. ~
, 1865-05-06
AN UNADULTERATED TONIC

AN UNADULTERATED TONIC
Ol an the liquors borne across the sea,
Not one-ma1k that from Acsid potson,a tteA
These Bitter. sand mid Et1unlAnts alone.
Powefless to Gr1tate, though prompt to tono.
A MILD APERIENT.
Remember, too, sperient root and herb,
Are blent With these that rela.aticn curb
In this rare mixture: give this Csct due wetzht,
That while the 5tttets tone, they Eegulate,
A GENTLE CORRECTIVE.
II on the stomach toot to acid turns.
and runcent 81 tthc inner membrane burns,
h!s 2Fsnd corrective soon removes the ban.
And from the Heartburn trees the Inner man.
A SAFE and GENTLE ANODYNB
Why not with III the optates dispense,
That shake the nerves and paralyzc The seuse,
When ihesezaze B1rIERs sooth both mind andtnua
Inviting both to yield 10 a1umbets claf.n2
THE WORLDS OPINION.
Touching the BrrrERs. this grind fsct Is clear,
Their tame dis all the Wes,ern Hemisphere,
known In all lands. washed by its oceans twain.
health, HofE and V1aoa, follow In their train
AVOID COUNTERFEITS.
Hostetter's Bttters share the COMMON fat4
or aI things good. Imposters initiate.
OF these beware. Dtscreetly use your eyes,
From honest houses purchase yonT supplies.
CAUTIo
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
, 1865-05-06
Git EntcrprlsR.
=. HEAT GIFT DISTRIBU.
~ r1CN.
100000
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, &C.,
WORTH OVKR

oN e SnAAAA*ANGS 1%11A1LAIkS1
Al to be sold tor ore Dollar each,
Without regard 10 value Eot to be paid toz uat ypu
know what you are to receive.
During the month ending March 81. 1856. T. d Il.
Geugt IN & Co. have had The honor oi distributing
ANTI r ihelr patrons. Six Rnnufed and Ninety Gold
nd stvtf Watches. 1t The pr:ce Of ORR 0oILA8 each.
6fLKKDD LET or AETlCLks.