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, 1866-04-02
SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
An InhumaD 0nfraxe-Lynchlng Of tho
Suspected Perpetrator.
FE+,S,, ANn r. Ha-yn e an.I

An Inhuman 0ufraxe-Lynchlngo Of tho
Suspected Perpetrator.
From the Pa,i True Kentuckisn, 49ih.l
On Tuesday evening last, Mollie, aged ten
years, a daughter of Thomas Dolan, Respect
able 1rishman, living near EwaIt's Cross
Roads, In this county, after returning from
school, was sent by her mother to d turkey 3
nest, ahort distance from the house. Not
returning, her parents became uneasy, and
her father went In search of her. lie found
her lying npon the ground, with her throat
cnt and her bowels protrudinS from wound
ragged. She was insensible, and died In a
few minutes after being found. Suspicion
having been aroused against q negro man.
Burt, formerly slave Of Il. ". Thomas, Of
this county, he WAS arrested by Sheriff
Thompson, and brought 10 Paris on yesterday
afternoon. Circumstantial evidence being
conclusive against him, he was followed to
Paris by outraged ciaizeus of the neishbor-
hood, who with others took him from the jail
and hanged him on tree In the Court Honse
you'd. Before he was hanged he was asked 1.-THE
lad anything to soy. In answer he said: 81
dld not de It'll After hanging q while he was
let down, and still protested his innocence,
when be was finally hanged until dead.
, 1866-04-02

and when he was going ont Of the door he
softer ierked his thumb over his shoulder
this wsy-at Dsn,l, and says, again, very dc.
that frog that's any be.ter'n any Other frog"
Smiley be stood scratching bis head and
looking down at Daniel q long time, and at
last be says: "l do wonder what in the na-
ton that frog th1owed OF for. Iwonder If
there amt something the matter with
him he pears los to loos md mighty baggy some,
lie neck, and lifted him up and says. " "Wby,
blame my cat, If he don't weigh five pounds, !"
and turned him up side down aud he helched
out about doub1e-handful Of shot, and then
be see how IL was, and be was the msddest
man. He set the frog down and took out
, 1866-04-02

The Troy Daily '1Yhtq of March 18th. has the fol
lowing on the Congressional discussion Of the
Loan blll Of the 10Th pttino:
t'TheIe WIS yery rp!rted colloquy between Mt.
Wentworth and Mr. Stevens, and the hitter hss esl-
denuy at last found his equal in sarcastic unnendo
and bitter fnyecfye, Ia the person o1 1ho muscular
radical from Illinois. The scene Friday afternoon
wfs unusually dramatic, NJ. stevens was dealing
heavy blows against the Loan hill, when Mr. Went!
worth. who Is a strong supporter or The Secretary
Of the Treasury, interrupted him, and runnins
Rpiced with hits personal and political, which were
ieen!y enjoyed b, the whole 'Hon.e: Most Of the
moi far apsrt. and The contest Vas watched With
great interest. It Is generally conceded that Mr.,
Stevens has At last found his match In that pecu.
liar etyle ot dlscuse,ou by which he seeks to de-
stroy the iosce Of surh arguments - he canno,
conttovert successfully with arEuments Of bis OWE
the bill won friends By. Mr. Wentworth IL an old
licau. Stevens ALL not care 10 c1pss swords With
the Illinois gtsnt sgaln."
, 1866-04-02

St. L0uiA nlATRee@
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribuue.l
ST. .Lou1s. March 81.
FLouR-Dull Ut ss.oos LOO tor super. Choice brands
unchanged. ...-
GnAls-WhoAt stcahy It 9ocQf12a, AMI $50 for
clnb Corn declining. At 6as3e for mixed and yellow,
md G@Gc for While. Oats quiet and dull NJ loAse.
Rye bettes at Soc. Darsey-spsing, TIC; hai1 t113.
TonAcco-Lugs at tsso96.sa- Leaf At aa1p4250o.
PRoris1oss-Foak higher. Mess It s7ssc.
HnM11x-steady At {9.z14.
81. Louis, March 81.
CoT1ox--Dnn at Sic for u1Iddltug.
FLorn-ptcoping; at-s7N for single extra. 4o.s59
9.73 ter double extra.
GRlTN-Wheat unchanged. Corn 61@Ge. Oat,
Fnorlsloxs-Furk arm At aaSxassX. Bacon un-
cbAneed. Hulk meats range at Mt91ic.
MHIsxXI-Up.l Sn& nnthAnHeQ.
, 1866-04-02
Cincinnati Market.

{spec111 Despatch 70 t6e Chicago Tabohe.1
CINCINNATI. Aprl1l.
FLoCR-Continues dull. Sales OF choice axtrs at
$3.50,
GnAn-Wheat steady Best grades incood demand.
Low kfsdts Dull. Corn 6rm. Sales Of No. mixed at
&c. Oats dull and depressed No sales. Rye nou1-
rsl. Farley In good demand. ss.es OF prime falI ut
tl.Mal.lo
CoT1oy-NomtnAl. Middllng SC.
Eui3xKT-SotnInal. No sa1e4.
rKov1a1ox+ste.dy md nrm. Soles 60 brls ucw
city mesB pork at S1soc 500 brls do At closing
at the latter price Bacon steady Dnlk meats nEmer.
Eales OF shoulders 1t loc, loose. Lard nominal at
lsi{c for prime city.
MoxKY--Easief.
EYcuArGY-Ffrm.
, 1866-04-02

The aboye.named seven vessels, mounting
ejghty-sfx guns, seem mere nothing when
by England IN British North American and
West Indian waters. At the present time
there are over twenty vessels belonging to
England in those waters, and they are nearly
all large vessels, mounting in the aggregate
about 500 guns, and carrying over Z 90 men.
France has, also, qnite q number Of vessels
cruising among the West Indian Islands and
in the Gulf Of Mexico.
, 1866-04-02

Editors 1f1huDe ------------- = =
notits in yonr issue Of Saturday last, 4 memo
rial from Swan Il Co. to the Rosrd Of Po1tee COM
nissfoper~ proposing to establish monopoly OF
The scayeneer business Of fhe city. wonld ask II
The people Of ChicaEo, Or the property owners. are
their nehteoIl. &C., 10 one frm when D. B. Fowler
4 Co., and others, will do Tho werk jor the same
price, Your paper s an advocate OF equality II all
ihipgs and opposes all kinds Of monopoly. All
ask a. citizen and soldier IL 10 be nDoked 10
employ whom please. D.
, 1866-04-02

HE1p POE TR1A1~-Matilda Wchrkamp, VITO was
arsested some weeks since The charge OF stealing
awatch worth go from Samuel Sehmnman. Of No.
1sa Washington street, WAS re-exauiued In the
Police Court on Saturday afternoon, and although
the evidence against her was Of the most slender
character. the magistrate required her to give bail
In The fum Of E100 for her appearance before the
Grand .TptY Of the RetQtdeta Conn.
, 1866-04-02

uasrt, Ill pssdns nrng shs same Marka Or color
able imt.at'ons esenea I'm 70 ceSsfse 81 ne eoosiS;
Be- trsn.i4Eed bodily Rom man ia, o,msn, or deaoend,
Ike goods and cba.tels. 70 legal rspsesenauves,
ios3 ~ d 's ..s psst ,Ra'f nj, ~ ss
y nc IN direct conflict s,th tbese principles y sp,
Pss a1sb e r. e sos Il i1s BE-
which is calculated e,v1 false Impression to the
i th,nE 10 1rades msrk. Nofc uadcr,tsnd upon
whAt principle the legal repsrsenatsss Of OF ~
s,Gnets q, party: y any mora entitled 70 ths aid
than the man Who IL IN original gen,us md fesofs
pulsa And tnea has teen aisnoat uniformly dtcis-
Ions Of the courts In this class Of cases a. to the
Although there is no ease IN the English or
American courts, SO fsr Is am advised, directly
pos,tion have assumed, yet there u one case q
least where the court has tecog, LED and acted
upon the principle that the assignee Of trade mark
s7en s R for rs own senei. md thst i not legi
mate eu61eet cl commerce That Is language used
By Justice Gardner in delivering an opinion oi the
Ridge w. Menck; and he places the refusal to Grant
The relief IN The tase, alssmcu1 upon the ground
that the complainant bad no Standing IN Cont Of
he maufaeturer wns false In thAt it was the name
Of liz asscnof, who sold hin bis secret. and ID.
thoriyed The u.e Of hia name rs maEk. This was
fact. thc article wns - good IS ibat made BY the
Aesignos, and tbht neither the original manntac-
turer or the public Tef in fact dcfraued. In this
case the most favorable aspect ls that the eompl1in
Manufacturing Company By operation Of law. and
as IN thts aspect II l. Gaze OF first Impression,
even could sanction The doctrine Of assignments
10 the extent sustained by the casea cited as the
counsel ior the eomplalnauss understands them. /
know Of no principle upon which the compls.nants
could be regarded - lhe legal REPRESENTATIVES. Of
rine In relation to the right Of legal repre.enta-
ures and nsrtgnees TO use the trade marks Of the
original proprietor without qualIh as vicious
event sanction the doctrine until It L. authorita
lively announced in this Stale by the court Of last
resort I do not deny that the night 10 use tte
The good viii py operation of law to the executor
and 10 the assignee Of bankrupt, and that It
nsy P' 70 ~ e asss
cases, In order 10 receive The AID OF court ol
equity ,lshe parties mnst add 10 the original trade
marx words indicating thesnthoaty for. and tlsh!
orirln.l proprietor, as the case may be. In o[her
words. sszienees OF trade marks have no special
Pf @ n S a s1ng e. anaS5 o e. sRd s s
shs5 ri!e courts Of equity, a wide henh.
,l,l sh.l therefore dismiss the bill Of the COM
ClRculr Counr or CooK Cocx71-B1o,s Ion.
Erastus 5. I.7ntans, Judgt.-N,cho1as p. lyle.
bart ye. Godfrey Snydacker ct al. In chauccry.
Eanse dismissed At complatnants cos:s, per stipn-
William f. irwin ct Al. vs.. Catherine Wnftemaa
Ct al. In chancfly. Report Of Commissioners con.
atntd. md o1dez E q payment e guafdiau I'd Atsn.
infants represented BY him. Appeal allowed. bond
to be Lied within twenty days.
The April term OF this Court commences On Mon
day week uext-lhe second Monday IN tho month.
~ GrrYTtf-Rs4rre r ffvs1l
, 1866-04-02

,r4 Enr 1!,y nnSaTds ,r,s Gr r1trtE n YEAR r. Mrs
for children With never filling safety and success
1t corectt aetdlty Of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates The bowee, cures dyseutcry snl
tlar1lea, whctheF arising from tcclhiug or othe
csuses. An OLD and welliz1ed remedy. Perfcctl,
safe IN sit casea.
Thiny-6re cents bottle. sli9-6t
, 1866-04-02
!, LOCAL MATTERS,

ch.ds M.ructc Lac Ell1er fer eissn.tug he blood,
and beautlfylne The comp!ezioa; The g1sa, sue. :.
before The public, and Ill ask is 10 gave It talr
trial, and Il will then recommend Itself. It vii.
remove all dark spots. uoihs, plmples Or any e1up-
petion clear snd healthy color. and II the direc
tions are properly followed, the skin Will become
almost transparent.
BILE. aud perfectly harmless, and hare wonderful
effect upon the Liver, and cleansing the system OF
all other impurities, and restore person To perfect
health.
The properties and composition Of this syTup
were made known TO me when child, mad IN
clalrsoyant state. since which have made constant
haze had II iir ass ter thc last eleveu years,
thought prope4 to bring Il before the public
ssd s3 ss bses S e M! qi5 Fs
stieet, below Mound, Cincinnati, 0h.o.
Price two 5ohS 5Sl2 B. b. pask. S9fsIs. oener. Agent
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
mhs2-qsd1-lm-w1x
Smoke Hurning.-IIllnols coal laude
arc doubled in Eatue BY the solartJpe. Go to 81
Randolph ttrre and see It burn The WORT Illinois
coal LONGER and brighter than the best OF Eris by
No Medicine has become moro ce1e-
Bepne Plant. i rcmeoJ which, owing TO Its remark
allie efficacy. has become fanillaf1y known every
where a. su infat1lblc specific for dar1hea, dysen-
Essst preventive OF Artistic cholera-Hs'our'
Sold b al druggists. mheoss1caerH
Corgate'e Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
superior Toilet Soap. prepared from sedned
especially deaigned for the uee Of 1ad!es and for
tho Nursery- It's perfume u exquisite, and it,
washing properties unrs'a1led. fos sals by ail
, 1866-04-02

Jim Sullley,a Frog.

Go to our friend n. r. Meffill,s for
ketosence Gill; lamps 1auterDa. chandeliers, Ela.s'
ware, &C.. 4 and q Hsndo1ph tirret. n56d
, 1866-04-02

Go to the BetI-fso 10 BRYANT Il Stru1-
tGue Chtcngo Commercial College to get a thor
ou4h, practical business education. or TO become 4
good Telegraph Opcrator. Address tor clreulare,
URTAkT q sTnATToN. chtea16, III.
, 1866-04-02

a I ~ I
Cns 9anE-Dy W ~. D.AeTloot,
mar ksdops. se.oo % odsne On Il asss We
FL e If$ie fsR mar ensaas 1so II % soaa Ss;s
NOR sALF-ITn,mn7oved c;tv
E., E rrses.:y i Taos. r. BRYAN GO. Rsa, s,'sie
n1cn,c.s SSQIn DIy1sIIoE: .,,,., 49,.
A5f;MisAA AVENUE. sonth oi sin st-as1ls fsss;
AiC1aAH AyESIE south Of 2ash st-1sazis: feet
5fl,tt AvEsGz ssd Ryer fronting Ra'h
WAhAsa Iiss AvfsuE northwest corner Of '''h streets
"ABAsa q B "a, AYE A,HESok '0u'h Of aadi'on IT.
1ErGaNA SJyE. zoutb NJ 1cth t.-eax.1sn6eer
fN5fAkA AyENgE' saata q is.s st-d45lse nst
81 < xvsSgE c, cor ora .s-1osz.eo tees.
cs;l|5sssi avrSrr .sn,n =, ~ ..-,sa1,eo,- -
KAkKAkkR AvESuG. e'ia norsh Il T q Wa6psnses Avenue
KASKhkEEA AVENUE and vA1lQueTrR STREET
s4s$$ s ~ zzfnrs1: .sa,a Of ,s,s ,.se FEET
tE4kk ssa soata q M sih :s iset tis oat run
ciAK :Ss.S e tsst. Fn.
M3HEoE SHEET. west Of Wells st.-9a11so fees 20
R1VER srRErr. north Of w.rr st-,,x n, trout.4c,
WILLS STREET. south Of Harrison ssSs'Ilas Issi
GMoY3 sTEEET 1sa tsst Stewart a,snas. sofest. and
ssass s 'sA y Ss,ss tss.
raN9SsR :s!9 s. Z r1ty yaRE
7EEh11r;KIkTH STREET. east Of Calumet avenue
SIX, EENIu STREET, west Of Indiana avenue-soo
vSG1oc tssa tTS9i; srRsEr v... of E,,ns1n .tyeet-
R1ee feet.
, 1866-04-02
Preparations for Trouble on the Can2-
dian C0AAts

The flying squadron, which Is to Oe fitted
out for q cruise nn the British North Ameri-
can coast, will, 1t is said, consist OF seven
vessels. It Is not positively known as Jet
what vessels will be assigned to this duty, but
In all probability the vessels selected will be
as follows:
, 1866-04-02

Smoke 8nFnlpE+-Eo aud 1ee the So
!A1type burntpG Illinois coal at Parkcra siore, 81
Randolph street, corner OF State. s729
, 1866-04-02

Brick Nachsne-The National Brick
Machine makes. With only txo-horse power, q, ,000
md uniform lengths. II The msch,ne does not per
form what claim for II. will tnke II hack and
refund the money. Address ABIiAM KEQUA,
Genera, Agent. 1e0 Broadway, New York
uh46-nqtS-9pa-~ Er
, 1866-04-02
E0St.
39er50nal.

DERSONAL. An experleE ced
Nu.1e and poct,ess desire. 70 EsSe tr sf,S.r
mrut to tra1ei with An invalid ol y, "a q se
IN nlied StAtss % 2. 1ope" s ap7+1T
BaY st. Tor 1oar weeks.
, 1866-04-02

Qu1Inted With The location OF the Office; after wan
nnails requested respectable looking 5ouns man
whom she encountered 10 direct her to the place
sbc sought 1nftcad. however, OF giving her The
business. The 1c1'ow volunteered TO condnt het 10
Mr. Ehcrh8rt's of1ce and takine hrT arm the twain
et.rtcd of down the slrest. shortly aitezward
knos7nc The man 10 hc i scounaret, and Judging
from The innocent Iappea1snce Of hts companion
ihst abe was perfectly unconscious of the character
intends "A Eeitao Of the circumstance and hls i'm.
pre%elons on the subject. An officer was At ouce
despatched In search Of ,hs sharktapd h1t Intended
prey. Mbo In .ho5t time returned, Trading the fs
low by The collar. while the younc lady, not Under
standing the late from which ehe had accidentally
ben Eefeued followed in The seal appealing to the
on1ceT not TO tnjute her companfnn- 1t turned ont
that It wa the intention Of the tcoundrrl to have
taken her to house Of prostitution On Wells etreet
pes s. .hs ess see
II IL probable he would hare succeeded. The Indy
VA eondnetrd to Mr. Ebcrhart's ot1ce, and the
centser Of The reward lis condua 70 richly de-
sctSed--he ~es kicked INTO ,hsri1eet
BeAnD OF TnADE EIxcnox.-The following
ticket war put In the htld Oh SATURDAY for the elec
tion ios oce7s Of the Board OF Trade sor the e.n.
tng year. 1t - headed !" Boasd of T.ada Heeular
Fm p1e.ident-J c. Do.e.
Ftrst Vice Frefidenl-P. l.. Underwood
second Vice P.esidcnt-M. Nel.on.
pirectosx-T. Il. Seymour. A A. Townt1, J. ".
pothe, ". u. Ee1u, Il spruance.
COMMITTEE on Arbltyatson-J. c. GrthE7e, A. E.
Neely, A. 4. Rankin, r Rumsey. g. A. Wheeler,
II, L. Whitney. Il Prizt1y, {. w. Boynton, c. j..
Maeill. ". Z. HnShef.
Committee Of Appeale-J. y. Finley. N: C..
Stcasnf, High McLeunan. {. Handolph, Y. 4 Tur-
pin. II. hpfagnc, L. u. Morton, e. 7. Wheeler, G.
J. Gilbert, Z. T.. Lawrence.
The following MI also nominated, under the
head OF the 1ftchtna+Spnahe tIcket:
lIcfideut-k- hcChe.ncy:
FtrFE VICE I1tf1dent-u. KfdeCh.
tecoDd VICE pTt..fdcnt-E. " Oentmore.
plrcc1uHs-U. ". Z. sanford. Il. Mlx1fd, .. e.
Brown, II. Bottford, j, IL Dole.
Committee on Ars1ftsufton-J, r. 0ldefshAx, NJ
s. yAwood. C. A. Knight, II. ID. Booth, G. J. Nlch.
mond, ". T. Baker. J. SCles, q. ". Higgins, T.
G. Neiauty. A. &. Hurt.
Committee OF Appeale--G. 8. Hubbard, n. Il
Boyu, ], VI Finley, JDo. 1, Hancock. z. Aiken. &.
J. Dsvis. C. N. Gulbe41eon, =. cumins o. S.
uoueh. W r. Cootbaueb.
The following ae the s'Shtppers Ticket " waa also
put m nomination.
PTesident-R. AcCheSney.
First yire Pzr<ideni-D. Kseirh.
second Vice F1eaideut-E. y. Uen1more.
Dt!ocaofe-M. q. Steatnt, James Il. Dole, F. N.
Mitchell, d. Botssoed -.- r
COMMITTEE Of Affiliations. B. McCtea. N.
1ex3. c. !. Rlchtuopd ". r, Baker, C. ". BoFn.
ton. :. F. Carter, n. +. yaswood, u. D, Booth, q.
R1eatly. c. a. KnItht
Committee Of Appeals &C. Randolph, J, ". Fin
ley JHo. Maitland. Z. J. Davis, ", Il. Eeaa q. S.
shepard, b. Spssene, n. Z. Falrbanks, George c.
WalkEt.
, 1866-04-02

1t In well TO get clear Of u Cold the
1tst week, but 1t Is mucn better md safer 10 I'D
yourself ol It the dsst toztycfRht honrsthe proper
remedy for the purpose being Dr. Jayne's E1pecto-
Iaul. Sold ly all UtnGEAta. nArs8al65 3t-W. 8, Y
, 1866-04-02

Smoke Burning.-IIlInols coal laudH
arc doubled In Eafue BY the sola1upe Go to 81
Randolph ttreet and see It burn the wort Illinois
coal longer and brighter Than the best Of Erie by
my Other method. as6s
, 1866-04-02
LAW lNTElllG lGEkCE.

Habeas Corpu1 Cases-Jurisdlctspn OF
the Police Court in Relation to &he
Reform scnoDi-ThG Original
JuttAdictton of the Rccnrd-
er,s Court Questioned
Important Dectxiuu VIII
Befcrfuco TO Vf1de
MArkH-ReMl EstAte
and Trust Deeds
Defaulttng G uArds
1ana Nnd Admin.
fAGfatoFNs
, 1866-04-02
duaatea==,Temale Delp.

!" "ANTED-APr Protestant servant
w vir!, to do ernerAl housework. Apply. With
beat references 1t 615 M4bz1h aTtuue+ SUE
Observation-Disclosures
w middle Ased and thoroughly CONT tent person
who FIVE the best Of references. Apply to MRs.
PAYSON. :S.RS West Adams II. st8I
, 1866-04-02

Co1gate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.-
A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from srdned
Vegetable O.is in combination with Glycetne, and
thc NurserT- Its perfume u exquisite, and i.s
washing properties unriyalled. Fnr sale by all
druggists. {eh12a3lf ty.xAw
, 1866-04-02

No Medicine has become moro cete-
Bepne Plant. rrmeuJ which, owing TO Its remark
allie efficacy. has become lamiIlaf1y known evefy.
where a. sn ipfat1lblc epectc for dlar7hea dysen.
tesy or any relaxed stale OF the bowels well az
a great preventive Of Ariatle cholera.-.Nissonyl
L}t1HocF6f,
SnJd ~ M dr1ppIstR YnhH0s9f 1tTuA~
, 1866-04-02

Especial Despatch to tue Western Associated Prtssj
EKw ToRK, March 81
An effort was made THU afternoon TO create stz1n
gcncy In moaey, by the leading bear operator IN Ee,
but 1t was not successful.
, 1866-04-02

Youx1 yAxpEaAn--We yesterday hha the pleax-
mr. Of cal from this celebrated Prtstid1Ritateur,
..the only ,,,,ng descendant OF the original Faktr
nj Axa.'' He ID m lonr through The cities OF the
Wet, md viii shortly r7slt Chicago fn hts protea
sional capacity. We hetReak for him = cordial
1srysiout production, and bis other feais arc Of
birh on1cf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-02-01
Scroftlla, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease, corruption of tho
blood, by which this fuid becomes yitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, is
pcrvades the whole body, ard may burst out in
disease on any part ef it. No organ is free from
its attacks, nor is there one which it may not
destroy. The scrofuous taint is variousiy caused
by mercurial disease, low living, disordered or
unhealthy food, impure air, filth, and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever Ike its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
from parents to children tuto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed, it seems TO be the
nod of Him who says, " viii visit tie iuiquitics
OF the fathers upon their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerCuS matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and Internal organs. is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swclliDgs; and on the
surface, cruptlons Or sores. This foul corrup-
tOn which gcndcrs III the blood, depresSes the
energies Of life. so that sCrofuloas constitutions
not only suffer from scrofuOus complaints, but
they nave flr less power 10 withstand the attacks
OF other diseases consequently, vast numbers
perish By disorders which, although not scroftt+
lous il their nature arc still rendered fatal by
this taint in the system. Most of the consump-
ton which decimatcs the h.1nan family has its
origin directly in this scrofa.ors contamination
ard many destructive diseases Of the liver, kid
neys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise
from or are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people are scroiuous
their persons are invaded by this lurking infec-
ton, and their health is undermined by it. To
cleanse it from the system we must reIovatc the
blood by an Alternative medicine, and invisorate
it by healthy food and exercise. Such medi
cine we supply In
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-02-01
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most efcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise fer this everywhere
prevailing and fatal malady. It is combined
from the mos. active remcdials that have been
discovered for the expurgaton of this foul disor-
der from the blood, and the rescue of the sys-
TEN from It's destructive consequences. Hence
it should be employed for the cure of not only
scrofula, but also those other affections which
arise from it, such as ERUPTIvE and SKIN DIs-
EASES, ST.. ANTuoSr's FIRE, RosE, or ERr-
sIrELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs, BLoTcHEs,
BLAISs and BoILs, TCMoRs, letter, and
SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD. RISGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIC and MERCURIAL
DISEASES, DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
and, indeed, ALL CoMPLAINTs ARISING FROM
FITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular
belief in /" imP,Hity Of the 5lood," is founded in
truth, for scrofua is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsa-
parilla is 10 purify and reSenerae this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-02-01
Dufs College.
IRON BUILDINGS
No. S7th Fifth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TUITION FEE NEVER CHANGED.
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS FOR
THE FULL GRADUATING COURSE.
VIME UNLIMITED. In
Book Kecing,
Business Penmansilip,
Commercial Calculations.
Lectures Upou Law, Ethics,
Detecting Counterfeit M Oney

Other Colleges have either advanced their
tuition fee to $50, or charges $40 to $I5
extra for Penmanship. Their books and
Stationery, also, costing from $12 to $40
ours cost but s5.
DUFF'S ORIGINAL PLAN OF BUSINESS EDU-
CATION, as taught in this city for about
twenty five years, from his own systems of
Book Keeping, which are sanctioned by the
American Institute and Chamber of Com
merce, and other competent authorities OF
New York, as the most perfect systems in
use, with w. II. DUFF's FIRST PREMIUM
BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIr
taught in
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
1t will be found by proper inquiry that
this is the only College of the kind in the
Union conducted by an experienced Merch-
ant, and whose Penman isa trained account.
ant.
Merchants, steamers and bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated account
ants on application at our Office.
0FThose desiring our elegant new Cir
cular, PIP. Is containing an outline of our
Course of Study and Practice. with Sample,
of our Pennan's Business and Ornamental
Writing, must enclose TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS to
P. DUFF & SON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
= G-We will mail any person enclosing
us So, copy of either our Mercantile or
Steamboat Book Keeping postpaid.
November 30, 1865.