Frene. "She fell asleep in the Lord the l Gth day and was buried the 19th day of August, 1799." His daughter, Albertine M. H., died his and his son ,Dr. Samuel Dufresne, on Aug. 8, 1835, the 45th year of his age. These inscriptions are in English. A Man of Rare Ability. Dr. Albert Dufresne must have

once wrote to Judge Rogers and Mr. Sand- erson in reference to erecting a monu- ment to Jefferson's memory, and re- ferred to having seen him play in Lan- caster on one occasion when quite a young man. John Jefferson opened a theatre at the Cooper House on May 30, 1830, on which occasion Joe Jef

TERRITORIAL RAIDS ON LANCASTERCOUNTY. The fair domain of Lancaster county, with her nearly one thousand square miles of territorial area, with her thousands of water-courses to make green her fertile meadows, with her many elevated ridges and the magnifi- cent valleys that lie between, with her

likewise its wholesome conservators! (Applause.) None of Pennsylvania-German de- scent represented the Lancaster dis- trict in Congress or sat upon its bench before 1831. On the other hand, from the beginning, in medicine, the Ger- man asserted himself, and for a hun- dred and fifty years that race in my