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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

DRUGS, &c.-Quinino, Calome!, Extract
/ } Liquorice, Hops, Chapman's Worm Mix
lure, English Extract Belladona, Nichols Elk
er HubbeTs Bitter Wine OF Iron, HubbcPs
Elixer Vaerinste of Ammonia, HusbandS PlaS-
Powdered Orr!s Root, &c, &c, just received
and for sale by -, ,o
~ "a h. ,. LEhDBEAIER u w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCUR
v SION.

v SION.
Ia LEI TIT TIT 10y 10y IN
An Excursion to CARLIN'S SPRINGS will
be given by ST. MARY'S SU n Jay
SCHOOL, on WEDNESDAY, August 5th.
Trains will leave the A., L. & II. +. +. De-
pot at s a. m, and p. M, and the Springs at
u and 6 p. m.
COOKS celebrated COTILLION BAND has
been engaged for the occasion, bNt no round
dances qvilI be permitted.
Tickets SOC; Children 25c-to be had of any
of the ...
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John T. Hill. :, Isaac B. Loveoy
Victor Becker. Owen Nugent
3. r. Summers Richard Il. Carne
iv 22-td -:..a.w ...s. ...... ..-.... ~. ..'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

4 sem 3 L 7 RO 0 n s.
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have just been
fitted up and arc now for rent for LECTURES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS, sc. Apply to
feb 15-tt WITMER 6 SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
0URNIP SEED-NEW CROP.

I' 'U7EEN1F SEHD-Ezw oE0F'
We have just received our fall supply of
Landreth's New Crop Turnp Seed, Of the usual
varieties; also, Lettuce, Kale, Cucumber aud
other Seeds, required for this season.
iv % e. S. LEADBEAHER s co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

T ia Fs4T E5ss?T7s:91
GssS - i2az
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

SOTONS PATAPSCO GUANO,
In store and for sale by
a.-.. 3. r. LAMBERT:
gent for the Manufacturers.
il 81 ... 49, Union Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

CUTLERY, sc.
We have on hand large and we'll assorted
Stock Of Goods in our line, and arc selling
nearly all classes Of Building Hardware at re-
duced prices. Terms cash.
iy2l Ut. CREIGHTON 81 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

Lees OUrSI 0p Zl-GOts
POSTPONEMBNT-T above sale is post
poned until SATURDAY, August 6.h, 1865,
at which time it will be sold at the hour and
MATTHEW HARRISON,
JOHN JANNEY,
Ia IG-n0tS Comm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

OOFFEEl COFFEEl :-" - :......o..,
u l lot Old Government Java Coffee i lot
Laguyra Coffee one lot Rio Coffee; also Toast
ed Coffee Of various grades
BROOKES " TAYLOR, ;:
iv29 106 Prince street.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
prooapdlnas

OF tie 0ok Forest Sabbath School, Nth re-
gard 10 hoiiinga Sabbath School County
Conve',i.on, Nay ioth, 1858.
The propriety of holding Sabbath
School County Convention being under
consideration, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. We have abiding confidence
IN the cause Of sabbath Schools In saving
the young from disgrace aud ruin;
Aad Whereas, wo believe that concert
oil action among the friends OF tho cause
would give ~ additional strength;
Therefore, Resoived. Thatwe recommend
the holding OF County Sabbath School
Convention in the Presbyterian Church Ia
the town OF Brookville on Friday the 10Th
day OF June, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
aud that we do most earnestly solicit all
the Sabbath Schools 10 the County, wheth-
or UNCONVENTIONAL or union. 10 appoint
one or moro delegates to attend said Con.
vontion. t.s
Resoiued, Thatve request the minister,
Of the different religious denominations In
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


THE undersigned, appointed by the Court Of
i Common Pleas of Franklin County. Indiana,
Commis sioner Cor. that purpose, (unlsss pre-
vlously sold at private sale win, on the premi-
On Saturday May l6th, 1863,
between the hours of | and o'clock P. NJ, sx-
pose to sale AT public auction the land ordered to
be sold In the case Of Matthew Hutchinson and
others vs.. Gideon Ryman and others, now psndir 8
In said Court. and situate In said County, to wit;
One Out Lot containing . 4 acres more or less,
and numbered 3oo, described thus: coumencing
at stake en- the East side Of @. II. Clarssons lot,
being 1919 poles from the section line running
between Sections 10 aud 20, running North 90
deg. East from said iins 20 poles to stake,
thence South 81 deg. AZ poles to the run, thence
down tbs said run south b71< dog. West 20 poles
thence up the hill TO the place Of beginning,
situate on the South hillside, and North Of Brook
viIls and Immediately North of buffers Run, and
being part of the N. W quarter Of Sect 20, 7. .,
r. 2. 4.
Also tract described thus: Beginning North 80
deg. East a. 80 100 rods from corner on tho
Canal iowpaih 81 rods north ss.the =. W. corner
of the N. W. quarter OF Sect. 20, I. ., X. West,
thence North 90 deg. Fact SIS el-l00 poles to a
stone corner, thence North $40 deg Wet
poles, thence North ~ deg. West rods, thence
North 90 deg. West 20 AZ l9e poles 70 Herman
Linok's line, thescs South 49, deg West along
said line 81 6s.loo poles to eorosr, thence South
S6 dogs. East 10 100 poles to NJ. sehraneks line
the place Of beginning, containing 9s 100
acres.
And also tract described tAus: Beginning At
the N. n corner OF Lot No ~, and running North
with Water Street TO A. Fogsl's line, thence down
the run on the South side TO an alley on the East
side Of tht Robsrts' slaughtef,houss lot, thence
South with said alley f30 feet TO alley, thence
East along said ailev TO the s. W. corner Of Lot
No. 80, thence North The width oflots Nos. 80 and
AZ to the place of beginning, situate 10 Sect 20,
T.. ., Il. East. and adjoining the plat of
Buffers Ran. a1e
Bds for the same At private sale will be received
by the undersigned at he dice Of Holland, Bink-
ley Jones, Brooksiils, Indiana, until May IS,
1873.
TERMS OF sALE.--one third purchase money
down Jay of sale, one third In one, aud re-
naming third in two years, deferred payments
secured by notes aud mortgage, bearing interest
from day Of sals, and without relief from yalua-
tion and appraisement laws.
MILAN IL. JONES, Commissioner.
Holland, Bnkley 4 Jones, Att'ys.
Apl. ~, 1865 4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
Fairfield News.

During the last three mouths property has
been 10 gseaier demand 10 fairfield than for
years before. Mr. A W. Dubois purchased vi
X Il. brown The corner building iormv,ly oc.
eupied BY h. brown, and has removed iuto n
Mr. h. Adams has purchased OF Al. NJ. Moore
the property South Of the Universslisl Church,
aud has taken possession Of The sans. DE-
Ferguson has purchased the Grant House OF
M. W. Hayward, aud IL 10 ageia for sale or
rent-a good chance offered
Mir. Joha A. Hughes has removed his store
into The corner room Of Dubois buldlns, aud
IL selling goods very cheap. Crookshank a
Masters have just received a fresh supply Of
goods. which they are 5etsrmined To svll a.
small prva,s Mr. VIM. Yamaa IL anlshing
In good order q large lot OF pumps, which he
warrants TO give sa,isiaesion. II tried, aud wlil
cell them on reasonable TERMS
The Msthodist denomination have com men.
oea removing their OLD meeting mouse tor The
purpose ol sfvulIng q hew one ~ BY " lvel,
winch they dss'gn aa'sh'og ,hss rail Rev.
Mr., Lynch Of brookuIls preached tue Iast scr.
mon Ia lhs old church last Sabbath. which WA.
~ ins Discourse ~ eyer heard preached
10 10 Tsx.--"We look for new heaven aud
new earth, wherein dweiis,h righteousness =
The Regular Bspus. Church are making ar.
raogsmea1s " build meeting house near
tairheid the present senson.
Mr. samuel Scott OF Harmony Township,
Uaion County, died las, Saturday after pain
fal illasss Of ave monshA lila age. was &c
years. He lsavss wife and six children 10
moasa their ioss p.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
PROOFS OF TmEsuPERIORQ QUALITY
OF THE
AM ERlCAN WATCH

wAlgNAGa, gasss.


THE American war,h Company. Of wenham.
Mas, respectfully submit that their watehe.
are cheaper, more arearate. less complex, NOR,
sarable. better adapted for genera use, aud MGR,
easily kept Ia order repaired than any Other
witches In the market. They are simpler Ia
structure, and therefore stronger, and less likely
TO be injured Than the majority Of foreign
Watches, hlch are composed OF from i2s TO Sot
pieces, white In an old ELgtsh watch there Hts
more than 700 parts. How they run under Oh,
hardest trial watches can have, s. shosn BY ths
following letter;
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
vTTrcE % Iirs UESFgXL SrPK.nSTkkpExr,
ALrovsA, Pa, Doe. 10, 1893.
Gcrtiemeai The watehes manufactured by you
have been Ina use ON this railro ad for several
years by our enginemen. TO whom we furnish
watches as part al our equipment There ar,
n ow some three hundred OF them carried on our
line, aud We consider ihom good aud reliable
time. keepers. Indeed. | have gfea, satlafactiol
In saJ ing your watches give us less trouble. an.
have worn aud do wear much longer witho ut re-
pairs than any watches We have ever had In uss
On this rad. A. you are aware wefolmerly trust
ed to those Of English manufacture, Of aognowi
edged good rcputaticnj but u class they never
kept time as correctly, nor lave they done as
good service, ~ you're.
In these statements am sustained by my pre-.
decossor, Mr.. Lewis. whose experience extended
over u series OF years.
NeSlctuuly,
kbhARD II. Williams,
General superintendent.
American Watch Co., Waithnn.
We make now FIVE different grades Of watches
named respectively follows;
Appleton, TracJss Co., walthsm. Mass.
Wallham Watch Company, Nallham, Mass
y. 5. bartlett, WaIthhm, Mass
VIM. Eliery, Boston, Mas.
II ome Watch Company, boston, Mass.
90 s,kt a.. of tha
Watch Company, ARE warranted by the AnericaL
Watch Company to be Of the best material, on tn,
most approved principle, and to possess every re
quisite for n reliable time. keeper. Every DEALER
selling these Watches is provided with the Com
pany's printed card Of guarantee, which should
accompany each Watch sold, so that buyers ma,
feel sure that they purchasing the genuine
article. There are numerous eounterieits nnc
imi tations Of our Watches sold throughout the
country, and we would caution purchasers TO b,
Oh their guard against imposition.
Any grades Of Waltham Watches may be pur
chased Of Watch Dealers throughout the country
ROBBINS & APPLETOH,
spl % 1872 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

Mira lsaae Murray WISHES to iliorm the la.
dies OF Laurel and vicinity ,ha, she is receis.
lug every week, direc, from the city, new
supply OF Millinery Goods, aud will furnish
them with the best aud cheapest Boane,s aud
Hais 20 be found this side Of Cincinnati. l
an selling Hats from Is cts. 70 81, and Grape
and Silk bonueis at 81 aud s. Nov is the
time to leave your orders Tor iee Bonnsls aud
Hats for the Excursion TO Cipcinnau on the
10th Of May Mas. lsAAc MuanAY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

the County to call the attention Of their
congregations and the Sabbath Schools
with which they are identified to this sub
ject.
Resofrsd That ministers and laymen Of
the different denominations are invited to
attend and aid by their counsel and sym
patty In the cause Of Sabbath Schools.
Resolred, That the Rev. l.. NJ. Stephens
and the Rev. T. II. Lynch be requested to
deliver addresses on the occasion.
Resolved, That the Editor Of the Demo
crot and Of the american be requested to
publish these proceedings in their papers.
ALEXANDER w. LEE,
fgF Secretary o. r. s. s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

pistrlct Central Conmittes.

Lsst week We neglected to state that imme-
diassly siser the adjournment Of the 4sh Con.
gfessienal District Convention the District
Central Commtsee met and organised BY The
appointment Of DIR. Thomas II. Conner Presi-
dent aud Sylyeasr johnson Secretary and
Treasures. The President asd Secretary were
authorized to call = meeting of the Central
Committee whenever in their opinion the cause
may require it
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
Laurel Items.

The hotel known as the Franklin House
situated near Williams 4 Days livery stable
on Pearl Street, has been purchased BY Aaro'
G. Miller. c. J. Allen, the former proprietor
has left Laurel to become resident Of Cou
nersville.
James d. Henry has sold bis dwelling, Sof'
house aud stock vi dry goods 20 Peter KALI
The stock is 70 &c invoced and Mr.. Kae &c
take possession on, the 18th Of July next. Mr.
Henry 10 going West in s.few weeks 10 Iool
for a new home. and II be finds a desirable 10
cation be proposes to leave these Democratic
knobs" for q fsirsr cline out West His re
moval would be source Of regret 10 a Iarg.
circle Of friends
w. w. Williams. the veritAbIs .'Tow-head,
IL prepariog 70 start on a trip ihrough Illinois
and Iowa TO visil few friends, look At tht
country. aud have good tims lie goes ac
compauied BY bic family we~ish him q
pIeassn, trip and hope be may return in safety.
Everybody may not know that D l.. Secresl
and Will S,etfey have opened their stone.
quarry near town, and are taking out very
iiue qualify Of rock. Laurel il SO, stbe TOP
of the market" for stone aud WOOD.
Last aud greaiest is The sensation. created
BY splinter new" poster that meets one al
every turn on the street, proca'mIng the glad
news tina. We are to have Grand Railroad
aud Steamboat Excursion on the 26th day OF
May. The parry leaves Laurel al I A N on
the cars for Cincinnati. Arriving there, the,
repair to the Uhio River, where they will had
IN waiting one Of the lines, Exeussion Boa :
on the liver. Here they give .he 'isn" show.
ing that they have paid the fare pass on boa d
aud enjoy ride five or SIX mics up the Ohio
and back. se
"0h that will DO joyful, d.. tsf
When we meet down ON the shore"
Everybody 10 invited TO 20 that wi come
down with the stamps to the tune OF " pei
ticket for the round trip. $50 na
More anon.a .si w GIN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

TUE undersigned Commissioner, in pursuance
Of an order Of tho Franklin ciscuit Court,
will sell at public auction,
On Friday, Nay %, 1868,
at o'clock p. NJ. on tho promlsos. &c not pre-
viossly cold at private sale,) the following de.
seribed Real Estate, via; The North side Of $.
Il. Or. of Section "a, Town, =, Range 2 West, con.
tanning IS a acres more or less.
Said farm Is situated five miles East Of Brock.
vile, three miles west OF Mt. Carmel, 4 mile
North of the Franklin Turnpike, on good
County Road; all fenced, about 90 acres In high
stats Of cultivation, balance well tiubsrsd. The
fafn 10 we'll wstsred a large frame baru, large
frame house, good we'll at tho 1eor. outbuiidlngs
good orchard Of the various kipis or fruit. Said
farm Is all Of the boat quality no hills or waste
land.
TERMS-one- third cash on day Of sale one
third In one year, the remalaiag third Ia twa
yoar With interest iroE date, the def rrdd paw
ments secured By mortgage on the premises, the
purchaser 10 have the ront BY paying the tax foI
the year 1888. SAMUEL npLLIDAY,
Apl law. Commissioner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

The msmbers OF ST. Michsels Catholic
Church Of this place have purchased three
acres Of land lying short distance North OF
the, Fair Grounds, 10 DO used as a Catholic
Cemetery. We are requested TO state tina,
proposals for putting up neat fence around
shIs 10, vii be received at meeting 10 De
held In the Catholic School House next sun
day sisernoon a. 81 . clock, all the material
TO be iurn,shed by the owners OF the properly
Carpenters will please take notice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

We direct attention to The advertisement Of
the Harrison wooIsa Mills, to be found In an
other column. Thess M.Is have a reputation
all 'hroagh this portion Of the Stale tor ma u
featuring the various kinds of Wooden Clouds
OF superior quality. Il will De found to be to
The interest Of all Who wish TO purchase Wool.
en- Goods. either in small or large quantities,
70 give Msssrs. Dawson their orders.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
JOHN ii. HANSCHAN,
-DEALxs IN
Matches. Clocks. 1eme!ru.

A ND all articles usually Kept 10 a Jsgelry Store
n Also, agent TOR DR.. Il. Hirsh's Sphoroida
Spoctscies, with impToyed Psutaseopie Louses.
George W shsppsrd's eseflaatinS aoll Pens, tho
celebrated Seth Thowas CLOCKS, and Toe perpetual
Calend Clocks, coustantiy Oh hand.
Cash paid or Work Doaetor Cod or Siicer.
Particular attention paid TO all kir j. 81 Repairing
Place 81 hurtnrs-, rae dnor aorth - 10 '~cid
White Corner" lbarson's etore) on Main Burgess
street, Rockville, Indiana.
AMI. t7-y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

Ice Cream aud Ice Cold Lemonade is fur
n'shed during ever day aud evening At Chris
kos5ers Baksy Store. His building ba.
been much enlarged during the past year
This establishment also continues To furnish
Bread. Cakes, Pee. &o., in abundance. Ad-
verllssment next week
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
suiup & Kaiser

The advertisement Of Messrs Suing & Kai.
sers New York Store will be found elsewhere
10 this weeks paper. These gentlemen are in
constant receipt OF the latest styles Of Ladies
Dress Goods aud every thing else in their line
OF trade. Their prices will always be found
TO be the lowes, cash figures. Success TO you
in Jour new location, gentlemen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

The dwelling house known ss the Scull
property, recently purchased BY Fred Sutton,
situated two miles Northwest Of Brook vile,
was destroyed BY ire last Saturday night about
soeIoek, together with mos, OF its contents.
the iaIler owned b. All Best tenant. No in-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

+ Grey haifs, although accounted an honor BY the
cid, have never been so considered with respect
10 the middle aged OF young. Those can be cas-
lily remcdied by the use Of 'Barrett's Vegetables
ORdensburg Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15

change ia The tide " arrivals aud depar.
lures Of trains on The White Water Valley
ka''serd weal inio eject last Monday. See
time card a, head Of local column
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
Base Ball M Harrison.

Ama'eh game OF base Ball was played al
Harrison, Ohio, May OH, 1868. between the
Avenue Jrs- OF CINCINNATI and the Young A
mericas Of Harrison, which resulted 10 vic.
tory for the latter By the following score:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-15
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the USE ~ either Of these
rHmcdes They will cure every case Of MARAsMUs,
without fail
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated Ia the
hands OF the proprietor, bat space will allow OF the
publication Of but aiew Those, twill be observed,
be believed.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-13
Banner Presentation.

The formal presentation of the prize
banner to the Republicans of Wayne
Comfy, took place at the Court House
on Tuesday evening, to crowded house
Effective and spirited speeches were made
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
Hon. JOHN Shousc, Of Pike County.
was appointed delegate TO represent
Wayne aud Pike Counties in the Repub
Iican State Convention, to meet March
llth, in Philadelphia
r. ~ Smith, &. p Waller and Sam
uel>Allen, were appointed delegate to re
present Wayne County in the Congress
sional Convention at Stroudsburg, Feb
25th.
Judge Linn being present in the Court
House, was invited to address the meet
ing. He declined in few brief remarks,
stating that there was public sentiment
in Pennsylvania that Jud re should not
make political speeches, and whether the
sentiment was-rieht or not, he had bowed
TO it and should continue to DO so as long
~ upon the bench. and must therefore
claim to be excused from discussing po-
litical questions at present. = Uonesdal,
RepuJEc
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-13
The Lecture.

/. w Brolhead, Esq, of the Del
Water Gap, delivered his lecture last
Tuesday evening, to a select, intelligent,
and appreciative audience. His subject
was, as had been previously announced,
"The Minisink and Its Early People"
The Lecturer devoted his attention to
the history of the different Indian tribes,
especially to that Of those which origin
ally lived ia the Miuisink Valley"
which was defDed to be the region Of
country lying north Of the De-. Water
Cap and including the valley of the Del
aware River aud all its tributaries. =
etroudsburg, Cherry Valley, &c, are in
tie Minisink Valley Mr. Brodhead had
on exhibition about one thousand Indian
relies, the various uses to which the In
dians applied them, he briefly explained
At the conclusion Of his lecture he men.
tioued several family names Of the original
settlers; and jocularly stated that though
the Brodheads did not settle in this re-
gion until 1875, it was, nevertheless. no.
torious that they were the longest settlers
10 the valley.
The lecture was well prepared, was iu-
serestiog and instructive, and was rare
treat to those fortunate enough to hear it.
The next lecture of the course will be
delivered by DIR. Jackson next Tuesday
evening. Subject - " Eygpt and the
Holy Land"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-13
LARGE FIRE In SCRANTON.

FIYE STORES, a SALOON, A MILLINER
SHOP, AND PRINTING OFFICE BURNED.
Nos. 322, 324, 32G, 328 and $50 Lack
awanna ave, Scranton, Pa. were burned
on Wednesday night last Loss over
500 900; insurance about S65, 900. G.
Ii. Wilson, halter; Darby Melvin, liquor
dealer; Dale K Keenc, produce commits
sion merchants; ID. Morris, merchant
tailor; Geo Blake x Co, of The DaiIy
Republican; Miss Jane Coolbaueh aud
ii. NJ. Klein are the principal losers
The Republican saved iis engine and two
cylinder presses, every thing else is a.
good as a total loss Blake * Co.'S stock
on the frs. Goor of No 322 was not
burned but very badly injured by water
and plundering In all the other build
ings the loss was total. Eight or ten
families in the upper parts of the build
ingS lost every thing Credit is given
the franklin Engine Company Of HYDE
Park for checking the fire, which was
we'll started in row of buildings worth.
with their contents, over Sl,000,000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-13

Rs On the 29th ult. party of thir
teen citizens, Of this place, paid Mr.. John
Bader and family, of a Stroud township
a visit, and at the same time took with
theu a variety of the substantial necessa
Ties of life, which were left for Mr.. Ba
der's use. The party not satisfied viii
this generosity left purse containing
greeubacks.
MIR. Bader requests us in behalf O.
himself and family to return his heart
felt thanks to the liberal and kind donors
We would commend this method o
assisting the needy worthy portion of ou
community who are struggling with I'D
verse elements to make a livelihood.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-13

The New York Republican State Con-
vcntion was held at Syracuse last week
Delegates, both Senatorial and Represen-
tative, to the Chicago Convention were
elected, aud resolutions favoring the
nomination Of Grant aud Fenton were
adopted. Upon national subjects the re
solutions were Radical in their character
Al the close Of the Convention Horace
Greel ly was called upon for an address. -
lie warned the Convention against the
danger of over confidence, and called up
on the members so make vigorus can
vass, extending to every school district,
to make sure our triumph next Novem-
ber