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TEXAS.

GEN KIDDOO SUCCEEDED by GEN. GRIFFIN-HOSORs
TOFHE MEMORY OF GEN. A. S. JOHNSTON
~ fELE0AAPH TRIBUNE
GALVESTON, Jan. 24.-By order Of the Secretary Of
War Gen Griffin assumed the office Of Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, relieving Gen. Kid
doc Gen Griffin fOrblds the contemplated honors being
paid 10 the remains OF Gen. A. S. Johnston. , -,
Capt s. Newton OF the brig Golden Light charseu VIII
perjury Ia falsely swearing 70 his manifest mas Deeh ac
Quilted BY United States Court
Gold, $3.50.
MATAMoRos, Jan PA citizen named Leander
spIcer proprietor Of the Gem House, Brownsville, ana
Policeman Henry Allen were shot and killed By provost
guard the 10th inst An investigation TOOK place. Dut
as yet no arrests have been made
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Freehold n j. wesasassy a. a
The residence Of the brides uncle C. IL s b hs Rev ffia4
CHANDLER Nj John b Recham Of hegioIk City 10 MIA n N14
daughter Of The late Jacob ConoTer. No cards sss n
rssenee Of The BRIDES othef On VIZ
pedy eyeSng Jan TO- 1851 By the Rev Wm W Adams Lesndsf ~
oYe OF NcgSYok 10 Phebe d. youngest daaghtef t RdA
..Dnrfee Of Pal RIVER Mass ~
ABSzIEs-BERRYp ThaEdsy jan q at Che Aadsoo e?sa3
Presbyterian Church the Rev. d. Wilson, William henae
to Kate g. daughter ofscpuel Berry ESQ., oil ofthis city
TALLMAN-BRoQKs THURSDAY jan a. at TIE residence o; ths
brides perents, BY the Rev AeI r. Thompson d. d. TAal
e JosephiEs daughter o. BrOJ ESQ., al 0fths ety. No CARLY
Kalamazoo, hich. PapeS please copy. ~
YELWARDin Pleasant Valley Dafehess Co. n T., % Weiae4
0s Jan % 1907 az e Residence Of Daniel Ward ESQ b. the keW
Pleasant Valley No esris Il y
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MARYLAND.
ETrEMrT TO BREAK UP A MASS MEETING or loyal
CITIZENS.

ErTRMPT TO BREAK UP A MASS MEETING or loyal
CITIZENS.
sr rELE0RAPH TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE, Jan. pa mass meeting Of black and
white citizens was held last night at Have de Grace
which was addressed by Gen. Gregory of the Freedmens
Bureau in this State the Rev. Thomas W. Conway of
kewYork, and Judge Bond of Baltimore. The Rebels Of
she threatened to break the meeting promising
90 mark every white who should attend it, and TO
punish the neOroes FOR their attendance. While Mr. Con-
Tsy was Speaking and because he said the American
bO1fic could not BE said 70 be at an end w inc pleeH
aud the white citizens had ayoice In the Government the
FehelR made stampede from the rs IL firebrand
had been thrown into their midst and as they went they
Shouted put him out" Although the meeting was Tor
thanthrOpc purpose and some Of the best men OF Mary
land present giving their eoutenance ana encolr
Is found to open It with prayer.
Judge Bond in ls remarks said that Jesus Chlst lSyG9
60 be among the poor and doWr0qdcn put thOse Oh s
Maryland Preachers who lived IN Hayre de Grace eoula
not see that the poor eohsuuea any l aL % ~ G
said that the people Of Maryland had TO ask Newly DIX
Clergyman to open one of their meetings with prayer as
had been done this evening because none OF ther ste
DlerRynen could be found TO DO II. l.
The Sd concluded s de-
signed 70 enghten both blacks and whites as 70 the 4e
khe State Judge Bond although engaged during the cay
bn the bench Of the Criminal Court deyOtes MS evenings
10 addressing these meetings and is doing great good
PASSAGE or THE EASTERN SHORE AND ENFRANCIiIsE-
SrENT BILLS.
ANNAPOLIS. Jan 24-The Eastern Shore bill was
passed in the State Legislature today Yeas IS, Nays TO-
Mr. Frazier voting in the affirmative and Mr. Walters in
The negative The Acknowledgement bill also passed the
Senate by Yeas 16 Nays being twothird yOterand ~
h now law The election United States Senator VIII
take place tomorrow when Swami viii und0uDte0y De
elected The Legislature voted again to-day or Seha'oI'
but no choice made. -
me Cecil and Hartford County Boom bin was reported
In me House The bin to repeal the law compelling
Eensfor 10 be taken from the Eastern Shore was dis
cnssed In the Senate meets with strong opposition
from some Of the Eastern Shore members
THE BALTIMORE NAYORALTY.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2I--There is considerable excitement
tOnght IN political circles IN regard to the selection OF
ward delegates the Mayoralty Convention The proba,
bity seems TO be that majority Of delegates elected viii
Eote T. Ford esq Conservative candidate Tor
Mayor.
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NiENT BILLS.
TENNESSEE.
A. ,rtrar.Yu TO rHE rRIBrSE

~ TELEaRAPH TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE, Jan. 24-The ease Of Ridley agt Sher-
brook was reached in the Supreme Court to-day but post
ooned TN tomorrow IT'S decision involves the const-
nationality Of the franchise law and is looked for with
much interest The House Of Representatives has de-
aFed the scat Of the member from Jackson vacated De-
cause the member was not sufficiently loyal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
EXECUTIvE APPOINTMENTS.


The following changes have taken place in Postmasters
u EswYorki
Stone Church 6enesee County-F. w Psne vice Bqs re-
signed Mills CoE.-J rutland, BT0Wn
resigned Wayne Center wayne CoM Dennis vice Putnam re-
Gaatnvie Columbia CoH H. Vakenburgh vice A. W. Yaa
BOuehoten deceased Moana Orange COW Bruce, vice d. Car
son. IT,, removed
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MARRLED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wednesday, Jap a. az Chepes NJ
Church by he Rev Of WestP9 Coaa VDted By es
Rev Poss William uiohnsoa 10 Loasa - dagger 81 George
Crouch, esq. al Of this city
KIDDRR-RAvRNTIILL-In Newark n j. o. saussy Jan g
b. nc Rev d. r. Kley D. D. CSl hsY KiidSS hewl ofA
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WEsTcHESTER NERS

EoRrBRUP TEE WIFE-PoIsONER, RESiANDED TO
cOsroDY.-C. ~ Eorthrup, Who Friday last at Bed
Or convicted Of poisoning his wife and In whose
fase he Court adjourned until the first Monday 10 next
Rontb before pereetng Judgment for the reason that
fao0n VAS made for the allowance OF writ OF error POT
new trlal, brought before Justice GILBERT ~ the
Rapfeino Court, Chambers Of Br0OkiyD, on q VIII "
Pabeas corpus Tuesday last for the purpose Of giving
Pail was teaanded back 70 the custody OF the SHERIFF TOT
yhe reason that had neglected TO serve notice OF ms
astentlon On the DistrictAttorney. lie VIII soon pc
Drought before the Judge on another wit When BAN WIZ
probably 30 accepted
IRE ALLEGED MURDERER FTTzeBRALD.--On Tues
gay afternoon the District Attorney OF Wsstehester
County had served on hm notice Of q stay Of proceed
gg and notice Of argument Tor new tral Ia the case
l T1Ona8 FITZGERALD who was convicted az inc N0Yem-
per Term Of Oyer and TeFminer Of the murder Of Miss
en Hicks On the morning Of the "a Of last August ana
snteneed 70 BE- hung to-day AZ White Plains The motion
VII Do ar2ned at the General Term, which meets on the
~ Monday Of next month
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IIE AI1EaEp MuRpEREn FITzagRALp. OF Tues.
BILLIARDs


CnlcnNATI, jan N.-The billiard tournament
Which has been IN progress Ia C0Vlng0n, KY, tho past
week cose yesteday The prize, 80 cue was won ny
e1sBT hcGes.
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nIournIns Goods

Mourning UOOdH -. :.
A cARD-W JACKSON No 5SI BROADWAY bas Constantly d,
full assortment Of BOmba1nes and al Other Mourning ~
Goods Also BOnHets ShAwls COaks, Walls Grapes Hanthstcs
loyes &c Blades waited With goods AZ theI residences
Suits 10 order No S5 Broadway opposite TIFFANY
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Like a Frnarant Oasis,

amer rac, Of barren desert. PHALONs NIGHrBLooaEEe
CRRRUs seems to seuemGn tastes ana rehSsd nsn
when BY any accident restricted for time the ordinary
- .hs.f
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spseial NOtlrcS.
Relief for the Greeks.
A PUBLIC NETTING

A PUBLIC NETTING .as
in all Of the suffering families Greeks The Island Of Cess s
taks place in thu large hall Of COOPER INSTITUTE
ON SATURDAY EVENING MKT AT O'CLOCK
His Honor MAYOR HOFFMAN, viii preside ~ s.eersrf
The REV HENRY WARD BRRCHBR ..a ~ !,
THE HON GEORGE BANCROFT
TUE nos. wM NJ ByARrS,
THE REV. DIR HITCHCOCK
and other distinguished speakers win address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25

POst-Oce NOtlce,The Mails for the United knghcm 9d ne
Continent via Queenstown Liverpool per steamer CITY OF hBM.
YORK, for the German States Via B.s4s1 per steamer
will close oee at 1879 SATURDAY January o. And AZ
the ug0w9 Ocs foI2E Stations end s;es ?" sssens
The Mails Tor France and HARE steaef WILLIE Oh
PARIS will close this Office On SATURDAY, January A aB:0
Offices follows On FRIDAY Jsnuav -
Stations A and b, $50 Stations and D. sl5 ssaons
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ARMY GAZETTE.
,nrsArroys IL rHE eroU1AR ARMY.


DIT TEIEoHAPE 70 TRIBUEE
The President has sent the following nom
80. L. Az TTvttod cfotaa
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
CONSUMPTION CURABLEBY DIR.
SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared SO that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this, the liver and stomach
must first be cleansed and an appetite crea-
ted for good, wholesome food, hich, by these
medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made; thus building up
the constitution. SCHEN G IS MAN
DRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach of all
bilious or mucous accumuiations and, by
using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection,
the appetite is restored
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is
nutricious a well as medicinal, and, by US
ing the three remedies, all impurities are
expelled from the system, and good, whole
some blood made, which will re2el all dis
ease. If patients vii take these medicines
according to directions, Consumption very
frequently in its last stage yields readily
TO their action. Take the pills frequently,
to cleans the liver aud stomach 1t
does not follow that because the bawels are
not costive they are not required, for some
times in diarrhea they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy. and an appe-
tite created to allow the Pulmonic Syrup TO
act on the respiratory organs properly and
allay any irritation. Then all that is re-
quired to perform permanent cure it, 10.
prevent taking cold. Exercise about the
room as much as possible, eat oil the richest
food-fat meat, game, and, in fact. anything
the appetite Graves; but be particular and
mastlcate well. I'd w ca. no. yr-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
Port Wine.

There have been, at various times, ar
ticles introduced to the public under the
name of Port Wine, strongly recommend
ed for medicinal purposes, which are cal
culated to do more harm than good, hav-
ing little else than the name to recon
mend them. Such, however, is not the
case with the Port Grape Wine, adver-
tised by Mr.. a. Speer of Passaic, N. j
We have seen his vineyard, and the wine
in process of manufacture, aud know 1t tt
be the pure juice of the grape.
We have also been through his cellars
which never contain less than sixty thou
sand gallons, and seen casks piled on cask'
maturing. Mr.. Speer does not bottle o
sell any under four years of age. : Peoric
Transcript.
The above can be had of our druggists
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

Some envious and malignant scound
rels have recently raised report of the
existance Of a defalcation in the accounts
of Col. John w. Forney, Secretary and
Disbursipg Officer of the Senate Of the
Uuited States. On investigation the story
was proved to be utterly false, aud it ap
peared that Col Forney had credit oI
500 ,000 to his account 10 the u. S Trea
sury- This slaBder, we notice, is follow
ed ua by the announcement that.
Something of an effort is proposed by
North Western Republicans to induce the
Senate to 90 into an election of Clerk
Of that body, with view of selecting one
from the West in place of Col Forney
The first was intended as a sort of pilot
fish to this last insult. In both, can be
traced the hostility of johnson the rene
gade, copperheads, and rebels generally,
and a certain sinister Pennsylvania in.
fuence whose professed repubicanism is
a mere cover to its unholy alliance with
copperheads, as we fully discovered in
this Revenue District last spring and
summer = York Republican.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

A gentleman living near New Orleans,
has cherry tree under which, every
day, there falls rain between 2 and 6 p.
IN. Strange to say, there are no clouds
or signs thereof, but the rain comes
every day, and has done SO for two weeks
\ lady who lives near by, who lately lost
her husand, discovered it soon after his
death, aud it was never known to be the
case before. The spot is visited daily by
people to whom this singular and mirac-
ulous rain, without clouds, is an inexpli
cable wonder.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

The Senate, at the instance OF Mr..
Buckaiew, has stricken the prefix OF
Honorable from the names OF members
of that body, when mentioned in its Of,
fetal records. This is very sensible
The Americans, though ostensibly the
friends of republican simplicity in speech
and conduct, are very prone to fiatter
those in public positions with compliment
tary titles. When it became necessary
| to affix handle to the name of the prize
| fighter John Morrissey, as a member oI
Congress, it is not to be wondered at thai
the grave and reverend Senators thought
it high time to discard title which they
were obliged to share with men of sucf
| low degree
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD is looming up lar
cely in its coal totals, both in its grand
aggregate aud IS increase To date, NOV
ember is, its grand aggregate was l, ,o39.-
597 tous, its increase 204 ,309 tons. 1t
will be perceived, on reference to Its re-
port, that 43S ,46I tons were forwarded
from Scranton north to Western New
York and the lakes, and 1,l0l, ,l29 tons
were forwarded from Scranton south
through the Water Gap to the seaboard.
As the company's official year commenc-
ed January l, 1867, (the official year OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
and the Lehigh Valley Railroad COM
menced Nov. 20, 1860 there are six
weeks and two days OF the official year
still remaining hence the tonnage for the
whole year will approximate l,1I5,OOO
tous, and the increase will surpass quar-
ter of million tons
A remarkable ferture in this road is
that, in ten anG half months there have
been forwarded over the southern division
on which there are mountain grades both
ways, part Of the division single track
!, ll,lO1, 129 tons of coal, exclusive of pas
sengers and miscellanies. This shows thai
/ single track, intelligently operated, ha:
a capcity for large business also, thai
the cry for double track is raised, some
times, before it is absolutely requisite
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, however, is being made doubl'
6 track, because the necessity for 1T Is be
coming urgent from increase of Goa
tonnage, the prospect being that, mex
year, it will carry to market over TIVE
million tons of anthracite. Mining Re
ulster.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
A Gang of Mail Robbers.

In referring to the recent nail box rob
berry in this city, the Harrisburg I'ete
graph says: A similar robbery has been
com mitted in this city. Some two weeks
ago we noticed that the mails sent from
here had been stolen somewhere between
Harrisburg and Philadelphia. 1t ha.
since been discovered that the boxes con-
tanning the letters were distracted either
from the railroad car or the custody OF
the mail messenger, at the depot, and
taken from thence to Mr.. Swartz's lumber
yard, where large number of riAed let
tiers have been found, and the broken
boxes which contained them discovered
under pile of lumber. Some of the let
ters which were opeued bear evidence OF
having contained sums of money We
understand that one writer says that sey-
enty dollars were enclosed while another
says. u enclose Sc for the purpose OF
buying two yards of silk" &c. 1t is evi-
dent that gang of thieves are iufestine
the country, and our public officers can
not be too vigilant to guard against dep
relation of this kind. = PUts5wg Ga
zette.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

A german enigrant in For Wayne ar
rived recently at hotel, with his huge
travelling chest, from which such an in
tolerable stencil issued, that people began
ia talk +; suspicion was aroused, the unfor-
tunate Teuton arrested, and his trunk
was examined by party who were fully
prepared to find the corpse of a murder
ed human being, but their astonishment
may be imagined when the source Of the
whole disturbance was found to be dain-
ty package of Limburgher cheese. The
owner was at once set free.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
The Impeachment Question.

On Saturday the House of Represen
tatives, by vote of los to 81, decided tc
lay on the table the resolution of the ma
jority of the Committee on the Judiciary
proposing to impeach the President. -
The wisdom of this action will generally
be acquiesced in. The legality of the i'm
parchment was shown in the able report
of Mr. Wilson to have been greatly in
doubt. The expediency of it was still
more doubtful. Congress could never
have experienced the difficulties which
the bad temper of the President has pro
duced if it had remained in session dur
ing the summer, as was proposed 1t car
now control the situation during the re
mainder of the term of Mr. johnson, anc
by putting an end to the proposition tt
impeach the President, the country is re
lieved from apprehension.
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SrRouDsBuRG, Dee. IL, 1867

Pursuant to previous notice the
teachers of Monroe County, assembled
themselves in the Court House, il
Stroudsburg, to hold the third annua
County Institute, County SuPt. j. 3
Storm in the chair
The indications are that the Institute
will prove complete success. No les,
than eigty five teachers responded tc
their names at roll call Lecturers are
expected from a distance. Full repor
will be given next week
d. S. LEE, Sec.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

A genius out West, conceiving that a
little powder thrown on some green wood
might facilitate its burning, directed a
small stream upon the smoking pile, aud
not possessing hand sufficiently quick
to cut off the supply at the desired mo-
ment, he was blown into pieces. The
coroner thus reasoned out the verdict =
1t cant be called suicide, because he
didn't mean to kill himself; it wasn't a
visitation Of God because he wasn't struck
by lightning; he didn't die for want Of
breath, for he hadn't any apparatus left
to breath with. It's plain he didn't know
what he was about, SO shall bring in a
verdict Of died for the want Of common
sense.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,

Where this article is known il is work of sunere,o
CATION to say word in in its favor so wellsites
tablished as an unfailing remedy for Coughs Colds
Bronchitis, Group. whooping Cough, Asthma, Diseases
OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs as ell as that most
dreaded OF all diseases, Consumption. hich high med
cal authority has pronounced 10 an ineurablr dis
ease Those who have used this remedy know its val.
ue those who have not have but make single trial
to be satisfied that of all other it is the remedy
The Rev. Jacob Sechler,
population OF this country, rites as follows:
Hanover, Pa, Feb. l6 1859.
Messrs. 6. w. Fowle & Son, Boston.
Dear Sirs;- Having realized in my family import
ant benefits from the of your valuable preparation
- Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry = II affords
pleasure 10 recommend ito the public Some eight
years ago. one of my daughters seemed 10 be IN de-
cine and httle hopes of her recovery were entert ain
ed then procured bottle Of your excellent Balsam,
and before she had taken the Whole of il there as
great Improvement IN her health. have in my in
dlvldual case, made fteQuent of your saiuabl6 g
medicine, and have always been benefited By II. I
would, how ever, caution the public against imposition
because there is good deal of spurious Wstar's Gal
| sam of Wild Cherry afOal throughout the country
sp- JACOB SECHLER
| None genuine unless signed Il. BUTTS" on The
wrapper.
! ST.. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally
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Life insurance.

The principle and policy of Life Insur-
ance are becoming rapidly one of the fixed
institutions of the country. Business
men who are wealthy get their lives in
sured so as to save to their families a com
petence in case Of failure. And the poor
men get their lives insured so that il
case their families are deprived of theiI
daily labor on which they depend alone
for support, they. too, will have thus lefl
their families well provided for.
In the large cities, and among the best
business men of country towns, this poll
cy most prevails, and is rapidly spreading
throughout the length and breadth of the
land. 1t is universally regarded as being
the safest mode of providing for our fam
lies aud friends.
James Carr, jr., of this place, straight
business man, and every way reliable, j.
m Agent of Branch Office of the Amer
ican Co. at Philadelphia, and also an
Agent Of the Ktna Co, Conn. Both oi
these companies are old aud firmly es
tablished, and those wishing to ensure
will do well to select either of these com
panies.
For all the particulars cali on Mr. Carr
at his residence, in this place.
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TO CONsUMPTEVEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of charge) to all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for max
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
il will cost them nothing, md may prove a
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,,
No 165 s. Second ST, Williamsburgh, n. y.
May 10, lS67.-lyr.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12

Reports from the various Heads Of De.
partments at Washington have been pre-
sented aud all of them claim share OF
public attention, as they review much oi
the past aud give an outline of the ma
chinery of government in which all have
a practical interest. Secretary McCul
lough adheres to his contraction policy
and the exemption of government bonds
from local taxation he declares to bt
wrong in principle and that measure:
should be taken to remedy the evil. L
the measure he recommends should be a
dopted, and ifthe crops of the coming yea,
should be favorable, he thinks paymen
might be resumed by Jan. lst, 1869, Of
at least within six months of that date.
The report of Gen. Grant, as Il kind o
double functionary, of the Post Maste
General and others all have signifcanc,
and interest peculiar to their particula
departments, but they were too volumi
nous to copy and we can give but a mea
ger abstract of them at best.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-12-12
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Address WEEKS & PORTER, No. 10
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