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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31

DZftyh.fHk JttHT-fOtct &c -ACt" York
Florcacc--Parhs-- CarriGgcs-P -P0pcyy
- Victor I1tHtanUet-Pis0
FLORENCE, June 26, 1867.
We came through from Rome to this
place on Friday last. The route is one Of
the most delightful over which We have
passed On each side Of the road noun
slit their heights, covered with rocks
and VCrdure. The whole country through
which we came 10 reach this point is
planted with grapes and olives. Each
olive tree has a grape vine planted by its
NlIe ana winding among its branches the
dark green leaves of the tree and the light
green Of the vine presenting a pleasing
contrast. Go where you will in this coun-
try, however, You Will see no evidences Of
thrift or industry. Italy is a land Of beau
ty and dirt, bTigands and beggars.
We arrived here late on Friday even
ing, and Immediately put up at the "Io-
tel de New York" pleasantly situated on
the river Arno. We have fine apart
ments, overlooking the stream, for which
we pay extra. Nearly all the hotcIs of
this country are substantial structures
and finely kept The floors throughout
are generally Of stone, and the furniture
Of the lodging rooms of iron. This is not
to protect the buildings from fire, but
from heat which is very oppressive du-
ring a great part of the year. The stone
and metal render the rooms cool and
pleasant.
Florence is a very beautiful city. Ithas
been much improved Of late years. The
houses are all strongly and handsomely
built. The streets, as well rs the side
walks, are paved with broad blocks of
stone, and are kept remarkably clean for
an Italian city. The inhabitants use the
streets as much as they do the sidewalks
for pedestrian purposes, and they are
mostly crowded with men, women and
children. Whenever carriage or cart
approaches there is a general stampede
towards the sidewalks. The river Arno
flows through the city, adding greatly to
its appearance. Said river is about the
size of the Kishacoquillas, which runs
through your town. The banks are sub
stantially walled up and numerous bridg-
es span the stream, their architectural
beauty producing a very pleasing effect.
On Saturday | visited 'the Park" 1t
IS a very pretty place Of resort, but neither
it nor the parks we visited at Rome will
compare in beauty or magnificencc with
the Centraln of New York, or even
4" Druid Hill" of Baltimore. The turn
outs" or carriages, however, in style and
number, excel anything ] ever saw. At
Rome the Pope sets the example in this
respect, possessing the most dashing
equipage on the continent Cardinals,
Bishops, and lower dignitaries, vie with
each other in the exhibition of vehicles
and horseflesh, and the people, as far as
they are able, follow in their train.
There is an American Chapel here, at
which | wOrshiped on Sabbath Itseem-
ed more like worship than anything |
have seen since leaving Protestant terri
/ tory. / had some sympathy for Roman
/ Catholicism in our own country, but /
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II O Z I Q Z

The beautiful Piano F0rtes of GEovEsTEEY < Co are
deemed by an good judges to be the Ultima Tdis Of
instruments OF the kind.
We cannot suggest what IS wanting to make a mu-
sca instrument more perfect. although We are slow
T. admit that the limit Of improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence, they had submitted them TO compe-
urnn with Instruments Of the best makers Of this
country and Europe, and received the reward of mer-
il, over aII others. a the celebrated Worlds Far 1t
is butG-.ee to say tnat ejudgnenrthnS pronounced
has no, been oyerrulei Ly the musical world
sun by the improvements lately applied by them
70 tae.r Pianos is admitted that more perfect in
strlr mt has been made They have accordingly
achieved the paradox Of making excellence more
excellent. sGrgy y. after this, they are entitled 10 the
motto Excelsior" noyl+-ly
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. p. Heiss,
SAMUEL ZIMMERMAN and Miss MARY T..
GUTELIUs, both of Mfflinburg.
In Altoona, on July s, 1867, by Rev
II. Baker, ALEXANDER \. SMYTIIE, of
ALTOONA, and Miss MARY POLLOCK, of
Strode's Mills.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31

KITCHEN FLYINGS,
Pie Fork, Pie Crimpers and Trimmers,
Egg Boilers, Cherry Stoners,
Magnetic Hammers, MatchesG Shoe Blacking,
Dustng and Scrub Brushes,
Shoe and Sweeping "
Crumb and White wash "
Corn Wisps and Brooms,
SPANS Patent Barrel Churns.
Cedar Tubs and Buckets,
Painted Tubs aud Buckets,
Washing Machines, zinc and wood,
Washing Machines, Pollar's new style,
Clothes and Market Baskets,
Ss,riny and Fancy Baskets,
Clothes Pins and Lines.
Clothes Horses and Wringers, latest & best,
Rolling Pins and Potato Washers,
Butter Prints, Paddles and Spoons,
Bread Toasters and Wire Gridirons,
Coal Tongs and Knife Boxes,
Coffee and Sugar Bo1es,
Coffee and Tea Canisters,
Spice Boxes, wood and tin,
Sad or Smoothing Irons.
Tea and Coffee Pot Stands,
Match Safes, different kinds,
Mouse aud Rat Traps,
Dinner and Tea Bells,
Step Ladders and Garden Tools,
Coal Sieves and Buckets,
Coal Shovels, Tongs and Pokers,
Paste Jaggers,
Coffee Mills and Beef Founders, 3 kinds,
Egg Whips and Slicers,
Soup Ladies' and Basting Spoons,
Flesh Forks and Vegetable Skimmers,
Paid Cake Turner's and Nutmeg Graters,
Tack Hammers and Hatchets,
Carpet Tacks and Stair Rods.
Waffle Irons and Iron Bake Pans.
Brass, Porcelain, Timed and Iron Kettles
and Sauce Pans,
Iron Tea Kettles and Pots,
Butter Bowls and Towel Rollers,
Flour Sieves and Clothes Line Reels,
Scissors, Shutters and Nurse Lamps,
Slaw Cutters and Lanterns,
Clothes Dampeners,
Wire Dish Stands and Covers,
Knives and Forks,
Butcher and Carving Knives,
Table Steels Ivory Knives,
Plated Forks and
Spoons of all kinds.
J. IRWIN WALLIS,
AT the Big Coffee Pot Sign.
Lewistown, July II, 1867.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31

John Hoyt, jr., is the member on the
Stat" Committee for this county.
S.Lls has commenced butchering, and
can be found at market on Tuesday,
thursday and Saturday of each week.
Allen Eiscnbise continues to make an
excellent article OF ice cream, as we have
had OCCASION to know.
Trespassers are warned to keep Off the
premises Of VIM. P. Elliott across theriv
cr-berry-hunters particularly.
The Democrat says y. c. Wilson, ESQ
Of this county, has been appointed 10 &
$40, clerkship in the Surveyor General
office.
George ;. Myers Of Ferguson's Valley
attends market on Tuesday and Saturday
Of each week, and furnishes fine vegeta-
b.es Of his own raising.
Charley Stuart has given several exhi-
a.t.on- in the Town Hall, which gave
general satisfaction His little musical
and ballet performers are much admired.
while his own delineations are equal to
anything in that line in the country.
some efforts are being made to have
The termination Of the Middlecreek rail
rad located across the creek, Graham aud
trn"tscus having offered five acres for
depot purposes. This route would cut
I.e Poor House farm beyond the barn,
~Al would not connect with the Miflin
q Centre.
Inc delegate elections will take place on
saturday next, when it is hoped as many
as can make it convenient will attend.
>" Years ago advocated what is known
as The Crawford county system, by which
s4e people themselves select candidates
LOT Office by direct vote, and we hope
The next convention will take some action
On tie subject.
NAe 81 the editors Of the Altoona Tri-
Dune discovered the natural curiosity in
'4e Long Narrows, to which the Gazette
recently drew attention, and saws:
Ia>s'ag that point recently, we kept
:. ''ya'd1 Tor the curiosity, and discovered
~ rom the hasty glance obtained. as
~ lts passed, We could not see all that
.'Ielte represents as visible. PERHAPS
,t 80 +'"&1ipn might assist in bringing out
~, nv me points, otherwise, we think they
must remain iuyisble.n
ne cars run at a high speed through
..-o ->aFFows, and of course but little more
'''"n glimpse can be obtained, but il
- 1901. standing STILL and choosing posi-
1o'' Is pretty much as represented.
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Correspondence of the 6asette.
4 TRIP TO EUROPE.
LETTER No. VII

DeIighT'd Rjde-Hotei dc Nclr York
F3orcacc--Parks-- -Carriagcs -Popcyy
- Victor L1tHfunueE-PSa.
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4 CARD FROM THE
4 AlAAlGAl WAQR!l GD..
WALTUAAI, MASS.


EuIS Company beg leave to inform the
L public that they cgEae euce1 operations Iu lS5J and
their factory covers acres ground and has cost
than miltoa dollars aud employs 100 opera
tyes They produce 75UJj Watches year AMI maze and
sell not less than onehafoi AL the watches sold in the
United States.
The difference between their manufacture ana the Euro
pean Is briefly this: European Watches are male almost
entirely by hand All the result IS Of necessity lack
thtt uniformity which is Indispensable 10 correct time
keeping Both the eve and the hauI OF the mos, ssIul
operative Bot It is fact that except watches
higher graIs European watches the product Of
cheapest labor OF Switzerland aai the result is the
worthless Anrrss Lepines AMI called Patent Levers
which more in atrple repairs than their orr
glnli price, CUmmo workmeu, boys and women. buy
the rough separate parts of these watches from various
factories polish ant pat them together, aud take them to
the nearest watch nj who stamps and eagrayes
them ws,h any name brand that may be ordered
How American Watches arc Made.
Thr American WaltAam Watch is made by no such I'M
certain p-ocess-Ind by such incompetent workmen.
C,mpaHys operations, from The reception Of the
raw materials the completion Of the Watch, carried
on under one roof aud Skifu and competent
direction. But the great Distinguishing feature Of their
Watches that their several parts all made
bv the finest perfect and delicate mach merry
ever brought to the aid Of human industry Every one OF
the more hundred parts OF every watch Is made b.
machne-that infallbly reproiuces every succeeding
part with the most unYayins accuracy Ii was only ne
cessary make perfect watch OF any particular style
ami then to us the hundred machines to re-
produce every part OF that watch and follows that eve
~ succeeding watch must be like it,
The Company respectfully submit their watches on
their merits" only. They claim to make
Better Article for the Money
b their improved mechanical processes than can be ade
un Ter the oiIfshoneI haniicran system. They manu-
fcture Of grade, from good. low priced
and substantial article solid silver hunting cases. TO the
finest chronometer ladies' ches in plain gold
or the hues enameied aud jeweed but the indls
penabc requisite all their watches is that hey shall be
GOOD TIMEKEEPERs. It should be remembered that
exceut their single lowest grade named Home Wat ch
Company, Boston," ALL WATCHES made BY them
Are Fully Warranted
bv specia certificate and this good al
times against the Company its agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
iul7Im Is2 Broadway, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31

5z1- The fire in Groves cellar some
days since did not stop the making of ice
cream for one minute. No indeed. The
people must have the article, and Grove
continues 20 furnish it. Call and examine
his groceries first, which will give you an
appetite for his ice cream.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-07-31
HARDWA ARE

at reduced prices Bird Cages, Iron and Nails house
furnishing Hardware, Oils and Paints, &c- &c.
Give me call, and see for yourselves.
W j. McMANIGAL.
Milroy, July II, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A special meeting of the Union Republican General
Committee held last evening at Argus Hail. No. COO
Broadway The principal object Of the meeting was TO
and indorsc address prepared by the Execu
tive Committee, and sent on Thursday to the Union
members OF the Legislature Of New-YOrk The main
idea OF the address is follows: "Thc Republican Union
General Committee Of the CITY and County Of New-NOrk
have unanimously passed resolutions flvOrng tho prnc
pies of the bills before the Legislature providing for
the management Of the schools, markets, streets, aud
other public interests OF this city and vicinity by
Commissioners 10 be nominated by the Governor and
firmed by the Senate We say tlat the only good and
efficient government OF which this city boast Is that
OF the Commissioners The Central Park Commissioners
the Mctropoitan Police and Fire Commissioners, the
Boards Of Health aud Excise have by their works, com
Eendcd themselves TO all good citizens"
Mr. thompson offered resolution, which was adopted,
urging the Union members Of the Legislature TO do all In
teif power to pass the bill pcuding increasing the
pay o the members of the Fire Department 10 the follow
ing: Foreman Sl,JOG Assistant foreman $1,000 engineer
s@Oo and drivers, stOkers, tler uckmen and frenen
Mr. DARR1G thought the bcllringers should also have
sl,2Oo which was put in the form Of resolution and
carried.
the strengthening and increase OF The Union-Repubcan
vote; which was unanimously adopted
adopted without dissenting voice:
Roed That the Union Republican General Committee Of the CITY
legislature Of Metropolitan Board Of Public Wois and respectfully
upon tha, honorable body the passage Of such
Mr.. JoHN DUKE presented resolution: That Senators
Ira Harris and ID. Morgan should use all honorable ef
ogs TO prevent the CONTINUATION oI the appointment OF
the With Congressional District Ncw-IOIk IT was car
ried.
Mr. LAWSON proposed and carried resolution congrat-
ulatg the loyal OF the nation OF the passage OF Mr.
Eots bin providing for the formation of civil govern
mcnt in Louisiana, and earnestly urging the SeHatc 10
pass IL also.
Mr.. JANIS s ELLERY presented the following rcsolu-
tOn, which carried
e0'red Assembly District Association be requested g.
furnish practicable after the l Of NAV, 20 the Board 81 Me
opoD Police the Of three persons for tAc Office Of Inspectors
Of Eesons One m t Office Of Inspectors for CHyGler aud
for Poll Clerk Ia each election district
A resolution was proposed by Mr.. A. j. CAMPBELL and
adopted ndOrsng the address prepared by the EXccu
tive Committee and sent to the Union Members Of the
Legislature.
The meeting then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
A Rrrnnr rnoM raE Nnw-YonR AcApEvY or

A RPrORT FROM THE NRw-YoRR ACADEMY or
NIDiCtNE.-IIDrTs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HLAL has received another distinction. which st fif-
thcr enhance, the reputation of this renowned prep1fa-
tinu from the uuutuu, Los'ruWs O the day, aud places
10 I'm position ur above an sOcJliei health rrc'crvers
After b., Introduction into the United States, the PreSl-
dent ~ the Scw-lork Academy OF Medicine Dr James
Anderson. appointed Committee 10 report Oh THIS cele-
br8fsd beverage. which h. not only used IN enormous
qulrttlc, Europe. but has also received the ind0rs"
insit u many European scientific bodies MI Hon re-
coyr from tie Chairman ~ the Committee an invitation
20 assist 30 meeting aUdhad the honor give the mem.
brs of the Academy full information ~ 20 the compound
and mode Of preparation Tho Committee tho members
of which had convinced themselves IN their private prac
tico of the efficacy ~ this remedy received with appro
batou Mr. Hoffs explanations particularly hs TO its vr
tues nutrmUut appetizer and tonic ana ~ owing 70
ts cont dining only s sht tin OF alcohol Is equally de-
,irnble i1r the sick aud healthy.
MI HOff las h' satisfaction ot knowing that thc Com
mtcr consider hiE preparations of great value on the
sth inst the report adopted which recommends hOus
at Extract Beverage of Health 10 the profession, was
read nj meeting og the Academy, and ndorsed 10y many
of the members present. Hence, American science agrees
Will Earoprlu which has declared that Hofs Malt FIX
tract Beverage OF Health highly serycelbe not only hs
an article diet for couyesCents, but also ~ most OK
cern remedy for certain affections OF tho thtOat sOh'
ach aud bowels Evening Express.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
TIE HOBOKEN FERRY.

Yesterday afternoon another indignation meeting,
called together by Mr., Rowland Johnson OF Orange, Nj
and several OF the passengers by the Hoboen ferry
held at the Astor House in this city for the purpose OF
renewing the prctestaOns OF the passengers against the
Insufficient accommodations afforded them by the Com
pany. The immediate OF this mcctug the fact
that yesterday morning the boats ~ BurcaySt
IN terribly crowded condition. IA the people state, and
also that the waiting rooms IN very unccan con
dttOn The statements OF the speakers % the effect
that the traffic on this ferry demands FOR the safety aud
comfort OF those using 10 increased accommodations and
that at least another boat should be put the lHc,
another slip bnt on the NewYOlk Side aud the trips
made frequently than they hitherto have been.
Statements OF the unccaueSs Ot the cabins and waiting
the boats and slips also made. and were
said to justify appeal 20 the Legislature for decisive
action. The meeting attended by great number of
citizens whose business compel them se the H0bokcu
Ferry ana who Uro anxious 10 s,o the necessary reforms
az once carried into OBJECT.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

Prime Red al % Corn-saes Of sheoi 63D70c Oats-sae,n
Sc Mess Pork-sses at S2 Bscon-saes Of Shoulders sc
packed Clear Sides at BE packed Hms at l psekel %
sales in at 2 NewOans Sugarsaes at lsc Cotton %
Whsky-sales at 81 B. -, IN
BUFFALO Feb l5-Pour quiet sales Of No Spring a. Sli o.
Wheat fairly active for Canadian sales Of White at ~ o.
Corn scve sales of Toledo 80G3c quality Barley
sales Canada 81 Provisions quiet and unchanged hsh
Wines dull and nominal Dressed Hogs quiet and nominal
NEWORLEAys Feb l5COtOn sales II $500 Low m1lg'
lc RECEIPTS week9 $50 bales aenst % 900 bales same tune
last week RIpors565 bales Stock l2is bales Moasses sun
fair az 1c and Prime 7313Jo Other markets un'
changed. Gold, 1861 Preghts unchanged
SAVANNAH 5-CotonM Mling 3lc market excited; holders
have whlrawn sales Of 05 bales Receipts 2J2 bales %
AUGUSTA 5COon steady Of l9O bales M1ings Oc
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
sr TELEsRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE

sr IELESRAPH TRIBUNE
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb 10, 1897.
90 BILLS REPORTED FAvORAnIY
Farms and MOrissauia. ' d" "Oop
Relative TO the election Of Directors Of the Rochester
and Gehesee Valley Railroad. '''
rVr co,9ldaton Of the Buffalo and State Line and the
East ana NOrthE East Railroad ~ ~
Relative 20 the OF certain boats and ycsses in ~,
Sietiop0htan HarbOr District '' ''0
E m t tlc Improvement OF BedfOrdaye., New-York
York oN'''' Va 90'Ni0i III INC port OF New
d. A.. c,,.o.-.. Bills INTRODUCED.
ny DIT ODONNELL Qscp Icwisl--ro on,epd tI,o ind
'''' VI 'He Court OF sDecal Sessions. NeW.York 10
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
MARRIED.

BIRNRY-DBUELn EewYork Wefnesiay Feb y By the Rev
PIothnghsm Lieut. James Bney u A. TO Mary Deuel.
Of New York
Wednesday Feb 3 At The residence Of
The brides father bg the Rey r. Brown emu Ssntod 10 Pieoe
j. daughter Of John Abberey esq, all Of this city,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
IT rELEGhAPh To THR TRIRuNE.


ALBANY Feb 5The market opened At prices somewhat
higher than last week but toward the close there evidence OF weak
and the later sales showed little improvement The top price
paid 9 for lot Of Kentucky steers and from that prices
ngetdog TO Sc for inferior Total receipts $500 head most OF
which have changed hands There better demand for the Eastern
than for EewYotL Sheep moderate request At 5
Receipts 5000 head Hog 703tc Receipts for the week LOO head
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
Rrnm Mr,. Frnnl, d. Morris.

Ihtr rsrf on, Of II has cost
one u .of repairs been out Of order Am more Than
..t,r-i other kui ln opn
1, t WlI Glhf ihe hest mirhfe M amly sowing Letter
ofNf. M5, dated kplr: Pa J.a ~ l,1-dirSriscaot
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

Dr. J II. Schcnck of Philadelphia respectfully noms inc
, ,nt Al Affected with Lung Diseases that he will visit Newio for
consultation every TUESDAY his rooms No y BOndst ron "a
M to 3p m Dr. sCHRNCKS success in his specially Coughs Co'
Consumption &c. has him the confidence OF the on
EVERYWHERE An advice free bat for thorough examination tue
rsng with hi, Responeter his charge So full supply Of Dr.
sCHBYCKs medicines mas obtained at bis rooms at all times
The New-Nor Era
for this week contains; -,
ANEW STORY '0r nenhers Of the ,,,,,,ys
FATI.R MATHEW SOClEIlES ..
v,tRNTiNES DAY by JOHN HAlAnh
po,m an GREELEY by A. J.. y. DIGANNE;
qto,.L CIEDNARD GROVER, by HEkkl MOktOkO,.
MtSoSIC DEPARTMENT. BY RWa JOHN H. ANIloN'
nm PELLOWSiIIP by H. {. Reyuods Z. g. 49,,
u reputable Sports Of The Day, Humorous s'
i,"r A tge News Depotsonly five cents H. e. PA"s ru"
~ u-RgAD TIiE NEw STORY IN rhk NBWNOkk ,EkA,
[ S Thg CUPS; o. Tempted Faen and Ree'aned sa's OF
NJ Vnr .n Womeu and other interesting matters o"V He
Ear Rlngs aud Pins, New styles -, 4,
ty Csf,untlr Ttrsc5u taThrt hrhe Pearl hhameeu @c
&C. m sale UEORG9 G. ALLtN 40 40 b'Vd"sJ' QUE ooN,
h,oN CauAl s~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
Mourning Goods.

Mourning Goods.
cam w JACKSON No SOL BROADWAY, has constantly on
hand i Of Bomha1nes and all other h9lgs pr
Gvs. &c B-Isdc waited goods at their rrsdence
s 10 order on short notice 55l Boaiwsy opposite tiffany Co
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
ALBANY.

r,1r posrp6yrNrSf OF THE CONVENTION BILL
~" .bpIDLEYs MARKET BILL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-26
TOLEDO, WABASH { WEST'N
r AILW a y

G ca 3 37I
From Koekuk, iowa, to all Points,
EAST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
No Change Of Ours from Toedo to kiifitssppi Rf,ey
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Il Sssv lo.e2 esSen a. civiI HIIr1 80 ,1II11 -
Griechen religio& + ~ AT
III D4ed, That The c. ~ -
liikk Demecsacy ~ Kes1neky - esoo1io 1,
their brstArin " 0Aine NJ nA3f nktf
prompt and e6ect6o6 - a. y
Nv Niger superiority.
RGGuk4hE1Fh1lfe 1kiQ1Ql
Who riJld an0v6 pdxsy coAsi61 laeAak1s Nc
asin suffrage, our thanks u due, ard ~ Coz
:.:s s y ~ a + !, ~ s;
4uv Ass1Ai fof1s1lnce, eaFe nos46ks ps<
ticalar creed they peerless, 70 long o. the1
vote our principles.
Resoiredn tn ~ Hi1huv %hp1eml4hayg
bin Clearly t8tno n 9dsu6nh9 - lhsQe
hun Nv Afff Ftfe(3 init &4b1e tote'
hun Nv the Yoonited States.
Hf&Q{red That VI ok TIA colQne4 vQ$Afl
AZ he6e1 eAn1 bths - VI - eee
ed hex I6les%to obekfe ho1.fhe?Aa
treated in Ohio, whore The Ablishsisss dom
need EN-. In them States we extend 70 en-
. corjel inviteshpp toYct wNFpf xsexa
Resolved 411 6snenv 49, eal6selSal
be sent TO President johnson, with m Ashoo-
rance Nv our undated confidence IN his integ'
fsssyf pAtflea1N AnAs aese q 1s =
| The meetin broke Up Sith three cheers tQi
the Dimcefary Nv Ohio, nme for me hepub-
lkins nv that state, and one for the State q
large. IL
The Fakulty Nv the Institoot met next
porpi9 for the purpua w reyisin the Scsipt,
80 4t wa DECIDED that ~ AHd hite
shood be inserted wherever necessary, and
that that edishen only be yoosed BY the Dim
ocracy and Conservative Repabiikissst y
make progress, the iollerin beln few Nv the
cRaRgeT vw -. a~z <ss :