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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-11
Democratic State Ticket.

- fla- FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, 5,3 i.
THOMAS HUBBARD. of Logans
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
'i'@ WILEIAu e. FINCK, OF Perry.
FOR MENBER OF BoXRp or PrBLIo woRKs
CAR THUR HUGHES. of Cnyahoga.R
.s4o:i Fos1soHooL COMMISSIONERS. paibns1
SAMUEL J. J.1KIRKWOODs Of, Seneca
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN M. WEBB, or NIahoning. = -
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nag- OFFICES --ssTo Lett, tsFor
Sale,'' ssLost,,' Wants., ssFound,, -,
IS 'Boardig,'&c not EXCEEDING eighi
lines, published in this column for
so cents each Insertion - % 2 ;
DO R IA ga desirable building lot, 3S by $50
u feet, on the southwest corner Of Long street
and Washington avenue, at bargain. - IL,
,.f.l. g. B. STEWART
aug7-dH At Franklin National Bank.
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MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF
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W1 Pamphlet from the pen of DIR. CURTIS
The Medical Times" says of this work.: .This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of prema-
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and how
easily regained. 1t gives clear synopsis of the
impediments TO marriage, the cause and effects Of
nervous, debility, and the remedies therefor."o A
pocket edition Of the above will be forwarded on
No: lss r Street. Rashtm0ton. D. @. -
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speech of Hon. Samuel 7. TiIden

We reproduce the speech made by this
gentleman at Milwaukee ON the Sd inst
He is one of the leading Democrats Of New
York, and was a member of the Democratic
National Convention. The speech is very
able one, and deserves to be read by all our
readers. - -
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
sbi9 ,(Seventh Congressional Districto Z ;4y
John H. THOMAS, of Clarke. ot
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for Beautifying the SKIN and COMPLEXION
Removes all ERUPTIONs. FREcKLEs, PIN
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DISTR CT ELECTORS.
I'd u. NJ. NOBLE. of Hamilton.
Sd GEO. W. A0UCK. Of Montgomery.
4th :" w. JACKSON. of Miami.
5th &c ISAAC 3. PILLARS, of Allen.
9th Sc M. a. DAVIS. of Clermont.
nth WIN. j. ALEXANDER, of Greene.
9Th JOHN A. GRAMER, of Ottawa.
10th =. ANDREW ROACH, of Wood.
nth EZRA " DEAN OF Lawrence.
18th j J. GREENE, Of Pike. ''7'' ia..
18th &C. FOLLETT, of Licking. .c
I4th H. II POPPLET0y. of Lorain.
18th JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
18th :. "A. w. PATRICK, of Tuscarawas.
J7th -. WILLIAMS, of -:
18th - --GEO. W. WIENER, of summit. q
18th "-MATT, BIRCHARD, of Trumbull.
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GalIia County Democratic Ticket.
The Democracy of Gallia have put in

The Democracy OF GaII1a nave put IN
nomination the following county ticket:
For Auditor, Samuel Robinson, of Nor
gan; for Clerk, w. III. Morehead, of CALI
polls; for Surveyor. S. V. Clark, of Clay
for Commissioner, John Stewart, of Wal
nut; for Jntirmary Director, John Ecker,
OF Green.
The ticket is composed OF men every way
qualified to fill the positions to which they
have been nominated.
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.e FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATI0 SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. FRANK P. BLAIR, JR.,,
DIsTR CT ELECTORS.
OF MISSOURI

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, STATE AT LARGE.
HON. WUFUS p. RANNEY, of Cuyaho1a.
HON. HUGH J. JEWETT, of Muskingum
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-11

Events IN Congress since the ADJOURN
ment OF the Convention have vastly in
creased the Importance of a political VIC
tory by those who are seeking to bring
back economy, simplicity and justice in the
administration of our National affairs
Many Republicans have heretofore clung
to their party, who have regretted the ex-
tremes of violence to which it has run.
They have cherished a faith that while the
action of their political friends has been
mistaken, their motives have been good.
They must now see that the Republican
party is in that condition that it cannot
carry Out a wise and peaceful policy,
whatever its motives may be.
1t is misfortune not only to country,
but to governing party itself, when its
action is unchecked. by any form OF oppo-
sition. 1t has been the misfortune; of the
Republican party that the events of the
past few years have given it so much pow
er that it has been able to shackle the EX-
ecutive, to trammel the Judiciary, and
to carry out the views of the most un-
wise and violent of its members
When this state of things exists
in any party, it has ever been found that
the sober judgments of its ablest leaders
do not control. There is hardly an able
man who helped to build up the Re-
publican organization who has not within
the past three years warned it against its
excuses, who has not been borne down and
forced to give up his convictions of what
the interests OF the country called for OF
if too patriotic to do this, who has not
been driven from its ranks.
III this has been the case heretofore what
will be its action now with this new infusion
of men, who, without decent respect fol-
the views of those who had just given them
their positions, begin their legislative career
with calls lor arms, with demands that their
States shall be regarded as in condition oi
civil war, and with declaration that they
are ready and anxious to degrade the Presi-
dent of the United States whenever they
can persuade or force Congress to bring
forward new articles of impeachment? The
Republican party as well as we are inter-
estsd in putting some check upon this
violence. Il .ilt,5 eiili
1t must be clear to every thinking man
that division of political power tends
TO Check the Violence Of party action and
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To Gen. G. w. Morgan and Others, COM
mittee, &c. ni2" -s-.T4 aEf RI hrF
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COLUMBUS OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6. 1868.

'1Beyond this, he represents nothing to
me but the cold lava of the burnt-out
volcano of the late civil war;" There
is great deal of cold impudence in this,
but l think it correctly represents the
f, cling Inf the leaders of the Locofoco
party in regard to the record of our
brave men in the war against the rebels
their desire that instead of being for
ever remembered with gratitude by the
country, they should, as soon as possible,
be forgotten, as representing the most
appalling evil, instead of the glorious
deeds of a patriot fighting for his coun
try. .rla ea t rsag ar a.
1 do not know that 1 fully understand
your idea in regard to the payment of
the national debt If in moral point
of view the nation, as debtor, in pay
ing borrowed money, is bound only to
pay the real value of the money bor-
rowed, instead of the number of dollars
called for, the same rule ought to be OBJ
served in settling loans between individ-
uals-that is, it ought to be regarded as
inequitable to demand more than the
actual value of the thing borrowed. But
how is this to be ascertained? 1 believe
that in 1864 gold was as high as ESQ.,
Shall we, therefore, say that for every
$3.50 loaned to the Government only 81
in gold should be paid ? The fact is
that, at that very time, paper dollar
was, for many purposes, worth more than
paper dollar is now. The price of Ia
Dor and the price of land are much high
er now than in 1864, in paper; and if
the creditor had, at that time, invested
his money in land instead of public Sc
curities, the investment would have been
equal, probably, to the fve-twenties pay
able in gold. But your statement leaves
undisposed of the real and all-absorbing
question involved in this matter. What
is the Government to do with the cur
rency2 Are we to have currency that
shall be standard of values. or are we,
for an indefinite period. to have an irre-
deemable and deprecated currrency2 g
-an1a Your friend, T. @. JONES.
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RALLYM RALLYm:
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The franklin County Democratic Exec
utive Committee announce the following
Ward and Township meetings
BRIGHTON HOUSE, t4th Ward Tuesday even
ing; October 9Th Speakers-HOn. Cal. I. Marn
HETTEN NHIMER'S HALL. Oh WardD Wednes-
Groom an Tom. G. Thurman. -
OBRIEN'S GROCERY STORE. Goth Wa d..
Wednesday evening, October 7th. Speakers
Hon. A. Mayo and Capt. j. st. j. Clarkson.
BROADWAY HOTEL. (Wm. Huer'sl, Tuesday
evening, 0ctobe- 9Th. Speakers-E. T. DeLany
JACOB TMS' GRoCERY, Thursday evening. oc-
tober 9Th. Speakers-Col. l.. Baber and ]. Rein
DUFFY'S HALL, 18th Ward), Thursday evening.
October sth. Speakers-Hon. A. Mayo and K. T.
CITY HALL. Friday evening. October 9th. Speak
BROWNS CORNERS, Friday evening, October
CO.. st. aGsE So FrdaS
ming, October. 9th. Speakers--Cal. T. Mann and
q. Loewenstein
evening, October 9th. Speakers-E. f. Bingham
GEHANNAH. Fiiday evening. October 9th. Speak
ers--Captain j. St. j. GARRISON and Judge II. b.
HENRY hiSR|fi isCHREINER's HALL. Friday. evening,
October 9th. Speakers Otto Dressed and Colonel
LOCKBOURNE. Saturday evening, October 10th.
Speakers-UeorSe Il. OonVerse ana Judge u d.
Albery.
HARRISBURG, Saturday. Oct. 10th. at 2 P. NJ.
Speakers-Thos. Z. Thurman and Col. j.. Z.
Groom. .... r....
TOWN HOUSE, Jackson township SATURDAY
evening, Oct. l0sh. Speakers-Col. j. q. Groom
and Thos q. Thurman.
DUBLIN, Monday Oct 12th, at ". Speak
ers-Hon. Jas. R. Hubbell, and Geo.. l.. Com
verse. -s.. .r
WESTERVILLE, Mondsy evening Oct lath.-
Speakers-Hon. j. K. Hubbell and Geo. l.. Con-
verse. .-..
PLEASANT RIDGE. (M1ntgomery township
Monday evening, oct. I2th. Speakers-Jas. u
Blu and O.. Loewenstein.
GERMAN MEETINGS.
C. Loewenstein will speak in German as
follows:
WASHINGTON HOUSE (South Pub. Lane), We'd
nesday evening. Oct. 7th.
LAWRENCE AUMILLER'S. Thursday evening,
Oct. Sth.
MIDDLETOwN CJohn schart's) Friday evening.
Oct. 9th. % .-.--
LAURENZ SCHNEIDER'S. Saturday evening,
Oct. 10th.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chm Co. Dem. Ex. Com.
w. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
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II. B. ESHELMAN

Will speak at Osborn, Green county, on
Friday evening, Oct. 9th, in place OF Cen
Geiger announced for that place, in the
afternoon of that day. The meeting at
Xenia announced for the evening of the 9th
for General Geiger was made through mis-
take and will not be held.
JNo. G. THOMPSON,
Sec'y. Dis, Com.
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DEMOCRATIC BASKET MEET
lNGS,

The Democratic Executive Committee
announce the following Basket meetings: ::
Or Saturday, October 10th. at Groveport for
Madison, Hamilton and south part of Truro town
ship. Speakers-Hou. p. Van Trump, E. b. Esh'
Gilman and Thomas Sparrow. "
meet;ngs the LARGEST ever held in the coun-
tv. Bring your baskets. Bring your
wives and daughters. Bring your sons.
RrinU your Republican neighbors, pre-
pared to spend the day and have good
time, JOHN q. THOMPSON,
Chairman Co. Elk. Com.
w, S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC r
MASS MEETINGS.

HON. A. u. 1hurman'S ADDOiuf-
ments.
AT LONDON. with John II. Thomas. ESQ. and
others. Thursday. October Sth.
At DELAWARE. "Wednesday, October 7th. H -'.
At 10 NnON. Thursday, October sth. -5.l ...
At WASHINGTON g H.. Saturday. October 10th.
Hon. Geo. Il. Pugh
Will speak .'. ". 's'taz7f- 78 saE
At HAMILTON. Saturday evening, October 10th.
Gen. Isurbiu Ward, as d
AtCINCINNATI. Thursday, October sth. "a
At PIQUA, October 6th. -a-.-.- ..... VI ....-
At GREENVlLLE, October 7th.
Gen. Geo. w. NIcCook & Gen
Joseph HI. Geiger =
Will, with others, address the people '3.
AT Two ,WsoonsFIELD. Monroe county. Thursday,
Hon. Geo. HI. PendIeton
Will speak '' -N +'H
At ELYRIA. Wednesday. Oct 7th.
At Mt: VERNON. hursday, Oct. sth. ..-sIr
A. NAd9 NNAAdP99LEoN Henry county. Friday, Oct 9TH
'ia Hon. r. Van7Trump ba-- r.
Will speak 1a-2 s@9-t i9f .aT..GrI s...
At GROYEPoRF. October 10th. . OF e-az .s,,-.+
AT COLQ MBU ). October 10th, evening.
Hon. Chiffon A. Whine -t'
And others will speak
At MILLERSRURG. Holmes Co. Thursday, Oct.
Gen. George w. NEcCOok I
With others, will speak .il. sus. .--
WARREN. Tuesday. Octob er sth.. one s..r
Hon. y. w. Colt, of H-a., and Hon.
-sa r.-. Chiffon A White
Will speak
At tCalLLICOTHE. Saturday. October 10th.
Hon, A. q. Thurman and Hon.
Frank IL. n urd o.
Will address the people
At MARION. Tuesday, October eth. -.t
's 70 Hon. C. N. Lamixou ef -.r..
Will speak with Hon. A. G. Thurman .u
At MARION. October 9Th. .4g- % .sHs.,.r
At WARE. October 9TH. r.
At WASHINGTON q. r., October 10th. ..-... -a
-r5 Gen. Thomas Ewing Jr,
Will address the people .5 r5J E.#
At IRONTON. October 6sh.7ss-fr .. ... ..- ......-F
At GAhLLPOLiS S, October sth.
At ATHENS, October eth. .- -rH.
At CHILLiCOTHIE. October 10th. .... -.. .,
Hon. Robert Hutchesou
Will speak 49,. .....-.. .... a..
At WARREN. Tuesday. O,tober sth.
At OfTA VA. Putna a county. Wednesday. Octo-
At SID NEY. Saturday, October 10th.
GOV. Thomas +. Bramlette
Will speak -' -
At DAYTON. October sth .t...- T'Tl..
Hon. ChiitoU A. White, with E. B.
Eshelman, .r .--....
Will speak .;.. -. .......... .r.... .
AtCRESTLINE, Tuesday evening, Oct 9Th.
Hon. Chiffon A. White, with 9th
... . ers,
Will speak
At OTTAWA, Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
Hon. w. Reed Golden
viii speak E .rH -
At GALLIPOLIS, Thursday, Oct. sth. ..r
GEN. Durbin Ward and Hon. A.
.- Mayo, .....
Will speak at a
CAMBRIDGE, Saturday, Oct. 10Th:
-. E. f. BINGHAM, Chm.
w. w. WEBB, Sec'y.
NEW APPOINTMENT
.f.- 4. u. ESHEL VAN
Will speak
At OTTAWA. Oct Z.
At TIFFIN. Oct. 8. ----a-
DR. ClIAS ALLEN
VIII speak
At WARREN. Oct. s. -''..- .s-a.
At MILLERSBURG, Oct. 8.
HON. MILTON SAYLER
Will speak
At GERMANTOWN, Montgomery county, Friday
Oct.
szON. AID MAYO
Will speak
At OTTAWA. Oct. 7. ~.-
At TIFFIN, Oct. 8.
HON. JAMES r. HUBBELL
Will speak .. 4g ..
At IRONTON, Oct. 6.
At GALLAPOLIS, Oct. s.
At ATHENS, Oct. 8.
At CHILLICOTHIE Oct 10.
E. F. BINGHAM, Chairman.
w. w. WEBB Sec'y.
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GEN. Jos. q. GEIGER

ounty at the following places y e disr
R0VEP0RT, Tuesday evening. October 9Th.
.OLU MBUS (west front State House), Saturday
evening. October 10th, with Hon. p. Van Trump
and Others. -Aia fe ffaTzH1ae g6v
Let men of all parties; attend these
leetings, and hear the political issues of
he present campaign discussed. .'k.i' y
.Hs9d 1vE,1 10 JOHN G.. THOMPSON.
Chairman Dem. Co. Ex. Com.
w. s. HUFFMAN, See'y. = LlEuuLk
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NUMBER 30. :
DEMOCRATIC GERMAN MEET

John b. Jeup, Esq, Editor of the Csnctn-
natl Volesfre''ad, will address the people in
the German language as sfoliows:-z,-----
AT WoODFIELD, Thursday. October sth.
All the above meetings will be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees. vz = 4a
Hon. Emil Rothe, OF. Wisconsin, will
speak ~f,-
At SANDUSKY CITY. Tuesday. October eth. 4
Other German meetings will be here
after announced.
.sgz-15t s-,-- E. F. BINGHAM.
ss-----..- Chm Dem. Ex. Com. o.
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FLORISTS.

& co. ARE NOW PRE-
Il nsred TO furnish from their extensive Nurse
~. east Of the County Fair Grounds, between H
,nan,al Sbruhs: Provence, Damask, Moss, ina,
Rourbon and Tea Roses: new varieties Of Peonies.
Chrysanthemums. Dahlias, erbenas. &c, dc. me ne
Uoyety. Cut Flowers of great variety in season.
apr2l- eod6ml
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NOTICES.
HOTICE.

so ...-..-,-.-, BANK OF COMMERCE,
CLEVELAND, May %, 1861
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TOT
IN holders of the outstanding notes of the late
ank of Commerce. and all other parties interested.
that after the expiration of SIX months from this
date application will made to the Auditor, Sec
and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
Bank the ST. cks deposited to the outstanding
circulation OF said Bank in pursuance of the forty
first (4D section of the act authorize Free Bank
ing, passed March 2lst. 1851
JOSEPH PERKINS, President
ID. Il. duRLBUT. Cashler. [may25 dom
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ir1o Hon. Rufus Y. Ranney
Will speak at Tiffin, Oct. Sth, and at Carey,
Wyandot county, Ohio, on the 9th.
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Il. II. DeLany

Will speak at Lithopolis on Saturday, Oct.
10th, at o'clock p. m.
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Franklin County Democraticl Ex.
ecuIive Committee Room.
The Franklin County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Room Thurman HalD will
be open during thecanpaign from 9o'clock
A. NJ. to 10 O'Clock p. M. {Sundays except
ed Democrats are cordially invited to
call. john g. THOMPSON, Chm'n.
w. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. t0i-
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The Sisters of st. Mary,S

OF THE SPRINGS, RECENTLY OE
~ Somerset, Perry county, will open their large
and spacious building for the reception of purIs on
the first Monday in September, 1868. For Board and
Tuition, S75 $50. ss5 and $780, according to the de-
nartment of the pupil. SR. ROSE, Sup't.
Address Box i5l aus3-df
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NEW GERMAN MEETINGS.
Hon. Emil Rothe oL-.-sfJ =,

Hon. Emil EIothe oL-..sid t,r
VIII speak in German at y g5.I "a -
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Octob r 9Th. " r--t
CINCINNATI, October Tth and sth. IL ~
SANnuSAY CITY. October 9th. Z - t5s
Mr.. .Rothe's meeting at ,Sandusky City,
october 9Th, is changed to October 9th, as
bove. - N'itt ~ ka&H-- d" rifT
w. w. WEBB, Eff. BINGHAM, digr
r. Secretary. u.s. lGg0F b Chairman.
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EOR SALE.

PAIR OF Joe GOODWIN" COLTS, FIVE
"A and six years old. very handsome, kind and
sound undo daf Will be SOLD i0"'RCHAR RICHARD NEvINs.
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Il. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Hoop
Skirts al Corsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
and Fank Goods, lO3 South High street.
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DENTISTRY.
EigAt ttnes- NonpdTefI make q Square

XNAKNER q EMMINGER,
w No. Is East Broad street.
{ We aim to be the best. III III
n w DUNN, DENTIST.-The best styles
Os of Dentistry, including Dunn's Improved
Mineral Plate. Office, 10 and II Opera Block.
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Dinner and Supper at Delaware Station.
CONNECTIONE:

At NEW HAMPTON with Central K r.
of New Jeraey. Trains arrive frun New
York ~ II 0S, li20 a NJ. and 2.45. 645.
and 720 PM; from Easton 7.'j5 M, s.
IS and 730 PM
At WASHINGTON " It'll Morris and Es-
sex RR Trains from New York arrive a,
1923 A. NJ, d 30 and 7.U2 Pm from ERs-
ton al 72S. 1893 AN, and I244 PM
Al MANUNKA CHUNK with the Belvi-
dere Delaware R.R. Train arrive at 1905
and 7.5J Pm. from PhiIndsl lqhia, and leave
for Philadelphia at 1885 2. NJ, and Tor Bel
videre al 9I5 PM, where the last train re-
mains i'll next mcrninC.
At SCRANTON with Lackswsnna and
Bloomsbury RR Trains arrive at 500 A.
M. from Wilkes. Barre; lilo A. a. from
Northumberls nd 2 81 =. NJ. from Wilkes
Barre; and 9.f7 p. Al. from NoT;humher-
land.
Trains depart at $40 AM. for Norlhum-
berland; $50 AM. for Wilkes Barre; 4.40
PM. f,r Northumberland, and G.35 Pm.
for Wilkes o rre.
Al SCRANTON with Delaware ana
Kddson Canal Co.'S RR. Trains from Car
bondale arrise at las An, 2.I5 7. Nj
Depart for Csshondalc at 600 AM, 4 81
PM
At GREAT BEND with Erie Railvsy
Trains from the West arrive ct 8 i3 Qeav
ing Bu!f1lo at 6.l0 P.M) ond 7,2i ~.
at and g. 27 PM. From the Eas, al 50
5.27, aud ii 81 A. NJ; 35S and 7.5l Pm
The Latter train with Sleeping Cars stis ch
ed, arriving nj Buffalo next morning al @ 15
r. A. HENRY,
Cen. Pass. and Ticke, Agent.
/ 1902
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Register's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TC
ali persons interested in the Estates
OF the respective decedents, that the FOL
lowing accounts have been fled in the
Registers Office Of Monroe County, and
will be presented for Confirmation TO the
Orphans Court Of said County, at Strouds
burg. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
NAY, 1868, at 10 o'clock, AM
Account Of Philip Smith, Admir-, &c,
of John l. Smith, deceased.
account Of Peter Gruver, Adpi'r, &C.,
Of Susaunah Van Busk;rk, deceased.
Account Of john Shupp & Levi FrantE
Executors, 6c, of Christian Metzgar
deceased
Second account Of Felix Storm & Abe
Storm, Executors, &c, Of James Newell
deceased
Account Of John S. Fisher, Adm'r, &c,
of George Shupp, deceased
Second account Of Samuel Platteuburg.
Executor, &c, Of John Plattcnburg, de
ceased.
Final account of George Butts, Adm r,
&c, OF Michael Butts, deceased.
it&~A ANSSGt.A u sCFi autA. A-AGGH-
tor, &c, of Jacob Fran'x, deceased.
Account of +. II. GunssGles, Admir-,
&c, Of Manuel Grnsauics. deceased.
Supplements! account cf r. s. Staples,
Adm'r, &C., Of james \ Darling, deed
Account Of Philip y, Bush, Executor,
&c, Of John Pirhcr, deceased.
Account Of Abraham Me,Egar, ADM
Cum Testsmento Aunexo Of Spssnnsh
Me;zgar, deceased
Account Of Charles Hufsmith, Adm'r,
&C., of Sarah Hgisnith, diseased.
Final account Of George Bi.ienbe der,
Adm, < >, Of Christopher Biiteatcade-,
deceased
Final account Of Samuel ). Keller. ar
viving Executor, DC, 9f Joscph Keller,
deceased
Final account or NsIh,u IIawk, one Of
the ,Adu,'rs &c, Of William Hawk. deed.
JOHN S. FISHER. Register.
Registers Olice, Stroudsburg,
AIr!l 80, 1883.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-04-30
GRAOE's CELEBRATED sALVE,

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-04-30
M .asS FesED.

On Tuesday, April 2lst, 1863. at the
brides residence. by the Rev Edward Bar
rass. Mr.. WILLIAM II. DUNLAP and Miss
MARGARET Bush, both OF Poconc, Monroe
County, Pa.
This youthful, happy blooming pair,
Have been To Hymen's pleasant strand,
Ful6lrd their VOWS. and promis'd there,
To walk through life, in heart and hand.