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NUMBER 80.

friends, let's put away sad thonghts,
and give ourselves up 70 the pleasures
OF this hour.
(Enter Blanco n, pointiugto the
cliff
BLANco.-.Thc isrk angel of death
is perched on yonder cliff. (They
gaze the way ho points.) Again {
must thwart his fendish purpose.
Jean Dubois, thrice already, have I
rescued you from death. Again Il
hovers nigh; this time ny life alone
osn save thinc. lie steps quickly
in front Of Jean, shot is heard.
Blanco falls, Eleanor shricks &c1
JEAN.-The accursed hend: that
shot was intended for mo, but II has
found its home 10 the breast Of this
brave man. Enter shepherds with
body Of De La Mar
SuEP.--Iere is the romans Of Do
La Mar; in attempting to escape, 70
fell over the cliff, aud was killed bY
the fall. Aaa
EsrELL,-Yes, the just Judgment
Of God, will at length ovortako the
wicked. Blanco opens his eyes.
BLANco.--Yes, the demon Of death
has at length seized me; His black
wings are now casting their darkness
over my vision; Farewell earth, tho
scenes Of my sorrows; The span Of
my oxistapce was filed with anguish;
| bid adieu to earth and sorrow there
| (points upward) there, shall l be Al
rest. | see above me now, the angel
face Of her, my long lost Maud, qmil-
ing down upon me, there, shall ses
her agsin.
POSITION or CHARACTERS IN FiNAL TAN
tEAC.
SHErHERDa. PEASANTS, soLpIKRa
uE Ia MAR JEAS. IJKANoR. KING
HANS BLANcO HalELL
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ACT SECOND.

Scene 1st.-Hans Pretzei6dum, Ge,.
man PedLer toith pack, leading a
dog, stops 10 rest, and eats his lWnch.
HANs.--Vot a country ish dis.
You yust go init de hills, Sthrait up
all the while, und / swoats so much
I dinks sometimes I mclts und
run de hills down. Vot beples is
dis country; dey fights X, der tuyful.
Elm schlocks me on dem kophf nit
eiu briokstein, und Elm anderen
punches me NIT de short ribs, under
little knife so long as my are never
was. When l comes from mein lit
tie bundle nit de vaterlaud on mein
pack. I goes NIT Madrid, und dries
to sell Something's, and make me some
monish den Elm Berliceman he
yust makes dc chail into me, and [
makes me on de floor schlouf, all de
day that night; and den | says nit
mier, "Hans Pretzelbaum, wat for
you comes to dis gountry2 De
beeple dey fights now sometimes mi.
dc French, You yust go home now.
SO | puts myself into mefn little trunk
and starts. Ny bologna is ousga-
spielt. Well | makes a sausage iuto
mein little dog till goes to de water.
land. { Eater lie Roe and brigands,
lie Hoc.--Men, seize that naHi aud
bind him fast.
HANs.-Mine Cott, in himmell
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ACT THIRD.

nv Il ~ AADs
Scene 1st. 0ldernu, Peasants in
holiday attire, some chatting somo
dancing some playing ON guitars
and singing.
TEnter Dubois and Eleanor Estell. I
JEAN.-Rleanor, after months Of
strange vicissitudes and dangers,
once more seek the home of my child.
hood. My mission to Rome being
safely aud successfully accomplished /;
now by the King of Spain, l am com.
missioued rs general in the army, and
made governor Of Grenada. have
gained the hight Of my ambition, |
have seen the outside world, and have
mingled with its busy throngs | am
content now to settle in quiet life.
Thy love, Eleanor, has been the
guiding star that kept me and now
| sm come to repay thy truthfulness
by life long devotion.
Here comes the King and thy fa-
ther. GEnter King and Estell r.
KINd.-General Dubois, extends
his hand words cannot express the
gratitude that l feel on this OCCASION,
BY thy timely assistance, Spain has
been rescued from polluting feet. AS
a token Of the honor l would confer,
/ present you, with the golden cross.
Of the "League Of Honor" puts it
about his neck, Wear this in remem.
brace ofthy services.
JEAN Removing his hat and
bOwiug My Lord you DO mo too
great honor not to me is due the
salvation Of Spain /, at this hour,
might have been a prisoner in the
caves of yonder mountains, but for
Blaneo, he il was that aided my es-
cape.
Enter Hans aud dog L)
HANs.-Yaw, das iSh 80; you yust
see wen | comes to de vaterland. i
says nit mir, "Hans Pretzelbaum,
wat you makes here, eh2 You yust
20 back to Spain, and sehlock dem
Prigand tuyaes. SO I just says nit
Katrina "good-bye," and Katrina,
he cry like Something's, and my little
dog, he goes init mir to Spain. (To
Jean.) Himmell you remember how
schlock dat sEdsags on the kopf
init dat Prigandt Oh! 1 laugh so
much as never was.
KING.-who is thisg
JEAN.--He was my fellow prisoner
with the Brigands, aud We escaped
together through the aid of Blanco.
HANs,.-Ysw, das ish SO,
EsrELL.-. Thls Gay is one Of the
happiest of my life. To-day (to the
king) sire, you are invited here to
witness the marriage of my daughter
Eleanor to General Dubois. After
the trials and troubles that We. have
seen for the past few months, this day
of rest aud recreation comes to our
wearied spirits, like cooling showers
to she parohed vegetation of mid
summer. The peasants, yonder, are
enjoying themselves 10 tho pleasures
of ro-aaiOn. Though some Of the
brave fellows WHO len here iu the
spring full Oflife aud happiness, now
lie slumbering beneath the blood
stained turf Of the battlefield. But
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Female Renorters.

The Anniversary meetings st New
York last week brought up sotiie eK.
traordinary things and among The
most remarkable we're threo f5rhaIe
reporters. The Womans' Right Con,
venion was attended by three ladies,
the reportorial representatives OF
Wtm rs Rights ne&Apapefs kof the
different parts Of the country. Two
Of the three we're strong Biuded
bloorhcrs, and the othef Rad discard
ed hoops aud "sich," aud appeared in
a meek, retiring dress. The Sun re-
porter gives the following spicy de-
scription Of the force at work a7a
Miss Ada Fesseudeh Craig, Of
Chicago, was gsrbed id tight fitting
black silk pants, green silk double
brested vest, and grey paletot; which
reaches little lower than Ref hips.
When she got warm at her works, she
opened the pa'etot, crossed her legs
placing the right foot tho left
knee, aud upon the elevated limb che
placed her paper aud piled her call.
log With the utmost notschaleuos.
The other was dressed ID oraaEe
eOlOred silk-..silk KpickerbOcker
pants, loose vest, and flowing tanis
tighteued around the waist. The
Knickerbocket pants are 6nished BY
elsstics, the remainder Of the leg q
very Drawn By the ~ay) enoased in
thin fesh coloted skin tight stock
ings. The third reporter belongs to
the Revolution, dresses in black.
without hoops, immense Panama hat,
disheyelled hair, green stockings and
prdnslla gaiterS,, She's said ~ bs .
brick Of local."
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talking in these bushes here. They
cannot be far distant; and unarmed as
they are | with this sword, can drive
them like whipped ours to camp
again, or leave the body Of Dubois to
feed the mountain vultures. Gods
how Id like to let daylight through
his hated carcass. Hal here they
come. I'll step aside aud meet them
fair.
(Euter jean l.; De la Mar r.
LA MAR.--So my gay shepherd we
have met again. Now, may | request
the pleasure Of thy company back to
I the cave2
JEAS.-Yes, you may request il /;
but at present | am not in the mood
to crafty the desires Of such deep
dyed villain as thou art thou art 10.
deed q 6t offspring Of thy rascally
old sire; that thou shouldst ever
have the cheek to set thyself up for
decent citizen, when thou art scarce.
ly ft to associate with thieves aud
robbers, is wha, mysti6es me.
De La MAR.--You add insult to
injury, eh2 BY the eternal, III not
wait for the French courts to condemn
thee to death as Spanish spy, but
will now constitute Of myself both
Judge aud e1ecutioner | see you
wear a sword, draw aud defend your
self or die like the dog thou art.
JEAN Drd,cing HeoTd.1 You
said added insult to Injury aud
! now | shall proceed to add injury tC
insult. [ They 6ghtl
HANs.-[Out side. Wstyou makes
dere, eh ? Running IN, pulling his
dog after him. Himmel, l fights some
yust now, makes der Prigand like
der tuyful run. Pulls out of hi'
coat pocket, about yard Of bologna
and goes toward De La MRr.1 Wa
you makes sonc Aght for, you yus
20 now. [Strikes him with tho bolog
na, aud gets a aat JloIe on the Iiom
aeh With De la Mars sdbre1. Oh
? Himmel, l ish dead. whcrc 1sh m,
little dog, he makes you hell schmel
{ sometimes. Picks up a club, an,
comes towards De La Mar, who's
, sabre is thrown from his hand, an
he backs of the stage, II. followed b.
Hans and dog; Hans aOurishing hi
/. club Jean leans upon his sword
| Hans shaking the club at De La Mar.
HANs.--You yust 20 now; tunde
wetter, how l scholoks him on der
, kopf some dimes, NIT do perlony
, looming back to Jean. Der Prigaud
he makes some fight NIT me on d
stomach. [Puts his hands on his stOm
ache Hiinmel, wat Katrina, he sa
some dings wen dells Ter,
. JEAs.-Well, the villain wont at
, tack us again. (Picks up De l.
) Mars sabre, and gives it to Hans.
There comrade, take this, W
. may have other use for sue
0 weapons. You made a very goo
5 dSht with the club and sausage.
s HANs.-Yaw. das ist so, I fight
like some dimes, der tuyfel.
0 JEAN.-Well, let's forward. Et
e Jean and Hans tiowishiag tie sirord,
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DENTISTRYi

Dr.C. q. Beilharz. has removed 10
~ Commercial Row. above 81 Johns Drug
store, aaA lifted up DENTAL HEAD QUAR-.
TRn9 where he Is prepared "a do work In all
the VARIOUS departmenti Of Dentistry In the most
approved manner OF Dental Science.
Reduced Rntest
Priees have come down In most all Departments
OF business, and must In Dentistry. weare fully
determiaed TO suit our prices TO the ability ofAll
and do our work at the loweet p0aaihle rates.
Teeth extracted without charge. for those who
WAnt artiAcial testh. We are prepared - extract
teeth without pEin. ~ the agency OF any Of the
meaas now ased for Ae parfA1se In this oouutry.--
Tcakh allsd with pare gold In spperiAF manner.
AL operations warranted. Cone And see ~.
nina Iuiv a. 1871 Am. O. C. HftfLHARZ
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At the Methodist General Confer.
ence 10 Chicago on Friday, two inin-
isters offered prayers that the SEN
alta might be rightly guided ia their
jndgments, whilst another bosought
the Almighty 20 'eongief aAa convert
our public men" In view o. the ex-.
listing state Of affairs eau the last ~
called political prayerg
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LUMBER AND COAL YARD,

IIERSHBEEISGER a. BRO.
CUCCEssORS to L. Huddle & Co., Dealers In all
- kinds Of Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Coal A
good assortment ot dressed lumber constantly on
hAnd. Flooring siding pickets &C. for sAle cheap
isreAsh. Give Us n call. once opposite Cum
nIngham'a warehouse.
Tifln, Ohio, AuE.e, l667.-n.
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Eighteen persons were poisoned at
the boarding house Of Mrs. jerks.
in Ne& Orleans. on the 3rd lust. by
eating corn bread in which Arasui0,
either by design or accident, had heeR
introduced. The quantity Of the poi
son was so great, however, that no
one died, although several were msds
very sick. ataae oai eaat
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THE TIFFIN WooLEN MILLS
DIR CT0Rs;

-t DIRB BCT0Rs;
". w. sHAwHAN, J. A, McFARLAND,
J. ". NAYLoR, A q. sNEATH,
s. d. SHEATH, G. W. BUsKlRK.
JOHN C. GROSS, President.
Manufacturers of Flannels, Tweeds, CNasimeres,
Hatinetts, Cloths, Blankets, and Stocking Yarn.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
w. c. HEDGES Secretary.
Tina, April 9Th, 1865.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT LYSLE& co

NeneTaI Insurance Agents, Life. Accident,
" Fire, and Marine Insurance done one the most
favorable terms ONE In Commercial Row, OPP
po,lte First National Bank, Tifnn, Ohio.
MSV Z. ig1-l VT,
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II b MARLIN M d

FORMERLY OF MBI.MORE---LATR A
IL Surgeon In the Army--hAs permanently loea-
tsd In Tim and having had nftsen years expert
enee In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
~ once In National Hail building.
All calls attended TO, either at night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
Aprls66hl II. II. MARTIN, NJ. n.
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NOTICE.

IL persons knowing themselves indebted 10
n tho late nrm Of Foorman Mille-, or having
elains against axid hrm, will please cell and set
de the same, at oucs with the undefaiEaed, a.
r ioHN PoohMAH.
~. IN, 1852 y soi
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TO TEACHERS.
% SCHOOL TEACHERS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
L County, will hold examinations In the Grand
Jury Room, in the Court House In Tim. com.
meneing At 10 o clock A. NJ. on each Saturday Of
october and November, and on the 18th and tith
dAys Of December 1867.
No certificate will granted except on an eNami-
nation day.
JoHS McCAULEY,l
JAMES PILLARS, Examiners.
81. kIRKwOoD.
sept. 20, 's7. -
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VOLMER a KIRCHNER.

A No DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH
IA Ing. Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. &C
COastantly on hand. Broad Cloths, Cassi-
nerss And veStinga, Washington street, THIN, q
Particular attention given to Custom Work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
n-N N. Awe have the Agency for the hcai
.sWlng Machine now In use. no'Sn+u.
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KLINE- LOWE 81 co..

R1anufnctu rers and Dealers in
SASH.
Doors, Hlindh Work ed Flooring, &c
IAND RAILING, SCROLL. SAVING AND
II Aoulding OF al kinda and sizes made to or
er At short notice aud on liberal terms.
Those desiring to build will DO well 10 call on
- before purehsaing elsewhere.
~ All orders allied on the shortest notice.
shop on Market stree, West Of the Court House
cad asAr the wooden bridge,
TIFFIH, OHIO.
ianI'sgnI3VI
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DR.. ]. D. O'CONNER

HAHING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL Tlnin. has opened an office In Tomh's Block,
tmnedlately over the Poatofiee. He hopes, by =
etriet attention TO business, with twenty -four
years experience In the profession, to merit alb.
eral share Of the public patronage.
Onee houra-from 4. n. to p. ".
~ Resldenee-ohe mile South OF Tifin, on the
Plank Road. Inov21n6ms.
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MEDICAL.
W: X. ST0VER.

HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TIFFIN, ONO.
oTYieE HoUEs-Fron to 10, A. NJ, aud 70 J r. H.
Saturdays, from 10 A. n. 10 r.. a.
OrTIsE-second Fioor--Nationsl Block.
apriin26m2.
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Original Droma.
THE MAID OF OLDERNU.
A DRAMA IN THREE ACTS,
Iocahoa-Oldenu, province in the northwest
Ti.-s-fegnning Of the present century,
DRAMATIs PERsoNE.

DRAMATIS PERsoN4E.
FgppIsANp--King OF SPAN.
ptrntE EsTfLt-GOvernor OF Oldernu,
JtAS DvBOIs--Elcanor's Lover.
Ipa~ nr LA MAa--Jean Dubois Rival.
GAscor In Roc-Brigand Chieftain.
Gtxbo--A Rrigand,
paosrKRo--A Brigand.
BIANco--A crazy man,
Hans PRErIEInAuH-A German redler.
ELEANoa EsfELL-nnughter Of Y. Bsten.
soldiers, Brigsnds, Shepherds Peasants, Sec
retary Of the King, oficers, &c.
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BLAEco.--Once again is this old
prison cell to have an inmate once
more will these black walls ezeiude
the joyous daylight from some soul
that like the prisonsd bird, pants for
liberty. Jean Ddbois, hadst thou
Needed the warnings Of Blanoo, thou
Houldst not now be ON thy way bith.
er. Here was imprisoned once,
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LIE Roo.-Well gents, lets away
with our prize We will take that bawling
old provision store, along with us, aud
give him taste Of dungeon life, suf.
6cieut to set him up in his native
land, as a Gulliver or Baron Nun.
chau.en. Hounds but it would be a
rare treat, to hear him tell Of his
capture. Eraeat 0maesr
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Church DedicatiOnl

The new NJ. T. Church at Tanners
vile, will be dedicated on Sunday, the
18th inst Rev James Mason, the Pre-
siding Elder, will preach at 103 o'clock,
in the forenoon; and Rev. n. D. McCo
mas will preach at ! o'clock in the even
ing.
We understand that the Methodists at
that place nave been long and earnest in
their efforts to get their church erected,
and only recently succeeded in getting
their edifice completed. We hope there
fore that all friendly to that church will
not fail to be present at the dedication
and lend a helping hand The preach
ing will undoubtedly be worthy the at
tention of the public
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versant with the locality before executing
the deed, he was never upon the streets
of the town in daylight, and indeed had
never been seen by citizen Of the place.
He is an old offender, and is the same
who figured in the kcene, \. Ii some
years ago Was convicted, sent to Jail, and
almost Immediately escaped.
Starke, Spencer, Sinclair and Griffin
are of the same party as LOBBY, Miller
Clark, johnson, Galligan, and Argue,
who were convicted of the Hope Express
robbery at Wilkes Barre in February,
1867.
The detectives deserve much credit for
uuraveling so difficult case, though it is
to be regettcd they should have failed tc
hold Shiuburn when he was in their Gus
tody. 1t does not look well that the mos
Important prisoner has escaped them 4; bu
we trust he will soon be brought to jus
tice.
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CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR so
CENTS.

II
annually of Group. Now, mothers, If
you would spend 5D cents, and always have
bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian Lniment
IN the house. you need never fear losing
your little one when attacked with this
complaint. il is now 20 years since have
pui up my Liniment and never heard OF
child dying of Group when my Lin,ment
was used; but hundreds of cases OF cures
have been reported 10 me, and many slate If
1t Was $40 per bottle would not be without
1T. Besides which. it is a certain cure for
Cuts. Burns, Headache. Tooth che, Sore
Throats. SwellIngs, Mumps. C"lic, Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains IN
the Back and Chest. No one on ,e tries it
who is ever without it. 1t is warrInted
perfectly safe to take internally. Full di-
reciions with every bnttle. Sold by the
Druggists. Depot, So Corlandt Street,
New York. Feb. elm.
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Get Your Life Insured =. Get Insured
Against Accident.

Life Insurance has been in successful
operation in Europe over one hundred
and fJfy years, and it has been in ope-
ration in this country over .ftfy years
Life Insurance is a present provision for
future necessities; legacy already be-
slowed while living; a child's free will
offering to INDECENT and infrm parents; a
gift to dependent wife and children; a
security for payment of obligations that
may not otherwise be discharged; in
short, Life Insurance is a guaranteed sc.
curity of a competency to the needy; ol
kind attentions and comfort to the sick
Of strength and support to the weak and
dependent; OF consolation to the mourn
ing and OF education to the orphan. al
these results are more or less plished
by Insurance. Those desiring to insure
their lives can ascertain all the particu
lars by calling on James Carr, jr., of thi,
place, who is both the Agent of the
American Co. at Philadelphia, and alsC
of the -Etna of Hartford, Conn.
Persons insured are almost daily draw
ing insurance money. Tyler Kemble, o
Luzerne Co., was insured in the Trav
oilers Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn
lie met with an accident few days sine,
which disabled him for eight weeks. Th'
Co. promptly sent him check for the
! amount due him, by James Carr, jr.
their agent A man named Norcut, re
siding at Peckville, Luzcrne Co., on the
18th ult. was instantly killed in falling ;
tree in the woods, who was fortunately
insured for $1,000. As soon as Mr.
Carr, their agent, can. get the facts tc
the Co. they will forward check for the
insurance to the unfortunate man family
Life is uncertain; hence the present i:
the proper time to attend to this matter
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s@- The Concert to be given at the
Court House, on Wednesday evening, the
18th inst, promises to be the best ever
given in Stroudsburg. The Ross Quar-
'iette is pronounced by the press every
where to be the best Troupe of Vocalisis
travelling. Mr & Mrs Ross, in their
Sentimental aud Comic Duets, are said
to be unriyalled; and what will make the
Concert more interesting is, that Mr.. Lo
renzo G. Eilenberger Qormerly of this
place., who has, for the last year, been
under the instructions Of Prof Ross, and
whose equal as Bass Singer is now chal-
lenged for Thousand Dollars, is to take
part in the Concert. At Philadelphia,
he was enthusiastically received and
rhris;ened by critics the American
Basso."
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The IectUTa

Dr. Jackson delivered his lecture en-.
,itlcd {" a Summer Cruise in the Medi
terranean," on Tuesday evening last.
The cruise commenced at G bralter, which
the lecturer described pretty fully, follow
ing up the various places Of interest and
touching briefly the peculiarities each
place possessed which he visited. The
lecture, of course, was interesting and
instructive, especially to those who had
DOt given the matter much previous at.
tentioD, while to those who have read up
,olerably well on the subject of the lee
iure, or who have read the Doctors let
ters as published in the Democrat from
time to time will be unable to say they
heard any thing remarkably new, though
none were harmed by hearing it repeated,
and probably many profted.
The Doctors lecture was good in that
it tends to excite an interest in subject
TOO much neglected by the majority Of
persons.
The next lecture of the course will be
delivered next Tuesday evening, by j.
W. Brodhead, Esq. Subject =" The
Minisink and Its Early People"
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Rg~ The friends of Rev. n. d McCo.
mas, of Monroe Circuit and the adjoining
section, are cordially invited to attend "a
donation gathering on Wednesday, 18th
inst. at the NJ. K, Church in Canadensis.
from whence they will repair to the new
work shop Of Palens & Northrup, (direct-
ly opposite) which has been recently fit
ted up for :" Good Templars Lolge,"-
This will be used as reception room.
The lower part Of the building will be
arranged for the festa' board. The rooms
are commodious and ample to accommo-
date large party. Supper will be pro-
vlded, for which partakers will be requir-
ed to show their " Tickets"
Come one, come all
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n@- The ConIerees of this Concres-

E@- The Conlerees of this Congress
sional District will meet in this place on
the 18th instant, to choose Delegate and
Alternate to the Chicago National Re
publican Convention. We would sug-
gest the propriety Of the Republicans OF
this county being prepared to act in con
nection with Carbon County in the selec-
tion Of Delegate to the Republican
State Convention to be held at Philadel
Phia, on Wednesday, the l1th day OF
hsrch next.