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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-27
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Ara meeting of the Conferees Of the
Eleventh Congressional District, held at
Stroudsburg. ON the 25th of February,
1868, the following Conferees were pres
ent:
Carbon Co. IT. +. Walter, w. ii.
Stroh, A. l.. Stedman. rrrr
Monroe 60. = d. S. Lee, NJ l.. Drake,
John McCarty.
Northampton Co. = w. III. Hilder-
brand, john Bercaw, George w. Meyer,
John A. Laubach, Richard Camden.
Pike Co. = John Shouse, C. Z. Mill.
ken.
Wayne Co. &C. 2. Waller, Samuel
Allen, Robert A. Smith.
T. T. Walter was appointed Chairman,
and K. A. Smith, Secretary.
On motion, D. s. Lee, VIM H. Stroh
w. III. Hilderbrand, Hon. John Shouse
and Samuel Allen were appointed com
mittee TO draft resolutions expressive OF
the sense of the Conference, who, after
some deliberation, reported the following
which were unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS, The Republican party of the
| 1lth Congressional District is not represent
ed in Congress. And Whereas, we recog
nize and cheerfu1ly accept our dnty TO ex
press our views upon the exciting occur
rences at the National Capitol. Therefore
| be il
ResolUed, That EDWIN NJ STANTON
faithful in the discharge of long and ardu
Gus term of duty, as Secretary OF War, hal
crowned his past fidelity, by the unflinchine
determination, with which, in obedience tC
the will of the people, expressed through
Congress, he has re-assumed the duties o
| his department, aud thrown himself between
the usurpation of the President ard the lib
erti OF the people.
! Resotred, That the Country stands b,
Congress as Congress stands by Stanton
md that the impeachment OF ANDREW JOHN
son. called for by his crimes. is backed by
The loyal millions of the land
Resolced, That the loyal men Of the / 1tl
Congressional District rejoice that the Sen
ate and People Of America, have reason t
feel thankful that the glory of GRANT, as
soldier, has been frightened by his recen
exhibition of more than Roman firmness.
RESOLVED, That in GRANT, the soldier, an,
CURTIN, the soldiers friend, the destiny O
the people is safe, and that so believing WI
instruction. Delegates to the National Con
yention TO give them their full and undivide,
support and TO use all honorable means t
secure their nomination..
On motion, Samuel E. Dimmick, o
Wayne, and VIM. Ii. Armstrong, o
Northampton, were appointed delegate
to the Republican Chicago Convention
with the Hon. VIM. Lille, of Carbon
and c. L. Milliken, of Pike, as alternates
On motion, the County Committee o
Carbon were authorized to substitute
person in place of Gen. Lille should h
be elected delegate at large by The Stat
Convention.
On motion, William Davis, Esq, O
Monroe, was unanimously selected as til,
e!ector for the 1lth Congressional Dis
:rict
Adjourned.
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Sold By druggists.

E- Thursday and Friday last looked
rather squally for the continuance of oul
sleighing Indeed old Sol with his melt
ing smiles made rather sloppy work of it
But on Saturday it blew, and on Sunday
Monday and Tuesday it snew, SO that now
we are all right again, and the bells gin
gle through our streets as merrily as can
be. Well, Z" let her rip" Summer will
be here after while.
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The Mechanics First Annual Supper.

Il
On Thursday last the goth inst. the men,
bers of Monroe Council, No. 80, .. U. A NJ
met at their Hall 10 make arrangements for
partaking their first annual Supper. This
Lodge. above all others. is the most worthy
of honorable notice. 1t was organized SIX
teen months ago and now numbers ninety
members-the most useful and intelligent to
be found in the Country. We need not OBJ
serve that a practical mechanic is the first
in honor amongst all civilized people, there
is worth in his ability which surpasses in
greatness any other man, however exalted.
Were we TO compare dozen such men with
the same number of the most distinguished
aristocrats in any country, we should find
more real merit, more genius and capability
and twice as much usefulpess to their fellow
beings than can be found in their competi-
tors. Tis to such men that society owes its
comfort and happiness, the government Its
stability, and the world at large its prosper
ity, riches and contentmcnt The cultiva-
ted mind directs the masterly hand.
At eight o'clock the members Of the
Lodge, accompanied by great number
of visiting members, proceeded to the
Stroudsburg House, whore mine host
Marsh, prepared the good things, and at
half-past eight the carnival of luxury
commenced. The table groaned under
the luscious burden. Turkeys, chickens
oysters, and fruit, in abundance, and to
sweeten all down every one was gay
cheerful and boisterously merry. Order
and decency characterized the happy
evening. A blessing was invoked by the
c., and every gentleman whetted his ap-
petite to correspond with the edge of his
knife. The utmost jocularity prevailed
during the repast. Who wouldn't be /;
mechanic now?" was reiterated in friend
| ly joke, and general feeling of enjoy
ment lightened every heart and made
every one happy. On the cloth being
removed, cigars and wine were brought
in, aud during the remainder of the
evening toasts were freely drank and re
sponded to by Messrs. Lee, Greenwald
Drake, Jacoby, Waters, and several 9th
ers. A surprising amount of intelligence
was elected - all were united friendly
and happy. All felt manly importance
and regretted that the festivities were 81
soon over. Every thing was admirable
and all were pleased and delighted. A
more general harmony has not been cx
hibited in any meeting in Stroudsbur.
these many years, and we know not tha
such an evening will be vouchsafed Il
us again. A MECHANIC.
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~ We cali n. ,t,ention of our re-

Cr We call the attention OF our readers
TO the advertisement in another column of the
-.Improyed Star Shuttle Sewing Machine. "
This machine is sold at about one-half the
beautiful, noiseless movement and does TO
perfection all kinds of plain and fine sew.
ing.
The sales are rapid and there is an incres-
ing demand for the machines wherever they
are introduced.
Agents will find in the sales of fthis ma
chine, an opportunity rarely offered TO make
money.
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SDeer's Wine.

Speer's Port Grape Wine is the only
wine calculated to do good in diseases OF
the stomach, bowels, liver, and kidneys,
such as acidity, dysentery, diarrhea, in
confluence of urine, and general debility.
One bottle is sufficient to convince the
most skeptical of the great curative pow
ers contained in this wine.
Snld By 6rnnnists
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nsa The Delegates to the Conference.

ma. The Delegates to the Conferences
on Tuesday, spoke, in most satisfactory
terms as to the political prospect in the
other counties of the District. What are
we going to do, Republicans Of Monroe
We can do much with proper organiza-
ton = enough even to surprise ourselves.
Let us SO to work at once and continue
to work faithfully. Our cause was never
more worthy of our most active exertion
than low.
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A Balm for every Wound.

Grace's Celebrated Salve is now SO
generally used for the cure OF flesh
wounds, cuts, burns, ulcers, felons,
sprains, and all diseases of the skin, that
praise of it seems to be needless. Those
who have tried it once always keep a
box on hand, and nothing will induce
,hem to be without supply.
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Lecture.

L. ". BfOdhead, Esq, of Delaware
Water Gap, will deliver Lecture in the
Middle Smithfell Presbyterian Church,
On Friday evening, Feb. 2S. Subject =
I" The Minisink and It's Early People
All are cordially invited to attend
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1868.

HOUSEHOLD WORD. THE BEST,
the only reliable, the cheapest. Try it. Mrs
8. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (ae1o styie) HAIR
REsroRER or DRESSING, (ui one bottte) My
wife and children prefer it. Every Drug
gist sells il. Price One Dollar.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-27

The Pennsylvania Republican State
ConSention will be held in Philadelphia
on the llth eff March. On the evening
of the 18th of March grand ratification
meeting will be held at the Academy of
Music,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-27

The Grand Jury of Bucks county
strongly recommend the erection of a
hospital and asylum, for the sick and
insane, in connection with the almhouse
establishment Of that county.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-02-27

Several persons from New York have
been negotiating for the purchase of lands
on the Flats in Phillipsburg, and propose,
II. they can make arrangements, to put
up boiler factory there.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

JOHNSON VS.. STANTON =" A. j." he
SUMEs ACTIVE HoSTILITIES - DEPO-
sEs THE SECRETARY OF WAR GEN.
LORENZO THOMAS AS HIS SUCCESSOR
a DECIDED SENSATION IN THE SEN
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

French and Paisley, Move, Long and Square shawls.
,sroch ShSwls; endless variety, having bought ont
the stock Of Moore Bro N. Y, the large importers
Sold vt greatly reduced prces-Mst say lees than
old geld prices. scotch Wool Shawls in all the clans,
lug the agent here for these goods, sell ut
low figure a. New York.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

In the memoir OF DR.. Bethune, recently
pwblisttcd,s u the following anecdote -
:. One evening the doctor Was crossing by
the Fulton Ferry upon entering the cob.
in he found all the seats occupied, when a
thick husky voice cried, :. Or. Bethune |!
Dr.. Bethune I Turning in its direction
he found man standing, who said, Doc
tor. take my seat it Is nm honor to give
such y man seat. Ever since heard of
that big church in New York, trying to
get you away Ivy giving call Of Ave thou.
sand dollars, and you said you would see
'csn id first. have had a great respect
for you, and I think it an honor to give
you scat T"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Down AMONG the DEAD MEN, are, at this
moment thousands who might have been
alive and we'll had they used that great
life preserver, Plantation Btters. Let the
living lar Il to heart, that they are the
best known remedy for all iyspeptic
complaints, stomach arrangements, aud
general debility. As = delicious cordial,
combined with Lreat tonic virtues, their
equal cannot he found.
Delicate Females, Clcrgymen, Merch-
ants, Lawyers AMI persons Of seient,ry
habits particularly those who are weak
and suffer with mental depression, are
greatly benefited by these Bittcrs. 2w
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

Tie Atl0ntic Gable was considered 4
mammoth enterprise, but never has OF
will elicit the cainme,liation that has at
tended the success Of Co.'s DYsPEPsIA
CURs. It 10 getting world-wide fame,
simply from the fact that it cures. One
bottis often does the work effectually a
the same time It will not injure the mos,
delicate constitution.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

SIc-TsAxMr.-The sickest transit W know Of 10 .
srsnsision from the Eugene Hair Rsstorer to the
nsny WORTHLESS artcies which before the people.
The Euysuis 10 warranted restore grey hair TO IL
yoathfui color. Il promotes its rapid growth and
prevents It's falling or why let old Time leave HE
mark upea yos when the sm ~ sum Of 7se will buy
large siscd bottle VI the k:genisi Sold by II. 4.
Newell Co., McGregor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

-, Wsbster's Vegetable Hair lnrigorasor--
restores gray hair to its original color in
four weeks stops its failing keeps the
head clean and cool, and as a dressing,
stands above comparison.
Ladies, 80 Dr vslpas's Freneh Pills Sold At all
Dsag stOrss. 1mSSS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

~ Any stAse ssuss this stas Is 9ssse'
III
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Farm For Sale!

MRS SUSAN DULL widow Of John J. Bull. Do.
wi ceasrA offers her farm At private sale. the io-
ration 10 Aye miles vest OF Cayt,n CITY Ctayson Oo
An6er Improvement; excellent water: good timber.
and Ane sugar Orchard on the premises Aromicrt-
homeetsxd. Buyers wiN address. for terms &c..
T.0. DRIP6, Agent.
Clarion CITY. Dec. 10, 1851, ~ y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15

MASooLIA WArEs.-A delightful toilet
ticle--suporior to Cologne and at half the
price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15
cLoTnlHcl CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

t4a. {
Not having room OF space for Clothing. would
cay. dnt buy your clothtnx for fall and winter
until you have y stock and learned the prcea.
have ON hanL large stock Of Business and Dress
Ssits manufactured for ms trade the durable
and Latest Styles, which mast b. closed out
ut Any sacriAcs.
BlAnkETSl BLANKETS! BLANKETS! &
Tho Attention Of the general public b respectfully
collected my stock Of Blankets OF the present
season which includes all the nsakes OF lrs Scotch
and English manufacture, ~ will be sOld for less
than to and give universal saisfac
tioH. a large lot Of
UIoD1H-o11y1x8 & DRAWERS, e
bought At . s-criAce. and must DO Sold very cheap.
good undsrshirt Tor SOC. worth 81. Hosiery Of al
kinds, CHEAP. Just come and 60 these goods. q
JA1410 VUx11Y'0
unlon cnEAP CASH STONE. GeREeoR. IOWA.
AZ ser LINENS. a. usual tho laraest stock west Of
Chicago Table Linens. Towels, Napkins snd Diapers
Handk ssrhieta aud LINEN Goods Of every description
Those guooe are all here and consignaenS are
somisg. direct from the manMtctmrcrs manufactured
sxprsssly tsr JA090S WILEY.
AcGTegof. lows.
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HATS sc GAPS


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0s,s "a Frrs.
y ssa:::n. aim ", win =: to keep my :..si .;.:.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-15
Fur DEPARTMENT.

A. usual, unsurpassed by any Muffs, Collars and
Cuffs in Russian Satle Mink. Store. Martini kaIens-
Ky. ChInchlla, Miniver, Ermine. 0rcbe Astrachcn,
Seal. Monkey, &c. &C.. &c. Fur Knse Rugs and Foot
Muds and Fur rrnmings ut
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04

{ AUR "'irA" CotrnS GIN and CONDENSER
~ iiaya taken ;'ta.t PEGMlUN, in eve. Y in
st"aae where cm,rfrd AZ Sou,ncrn Fairs, co,nre.
unS "''n 40 'icost,ius Of tho conu.ey mado by
oilo' ia .tc:.
~ 40 N.c,, En'a o.! tao Mcchanc,' ard
A&..cr 'lurnl Association, i,c'd ~ Vow o. leans
anrcr;s:vc'y u NoYcmbc-. 1896 anl Jnauu,y.
1868, no SPAR G!y end CoSDc.srR ,oc,:
EsS-. both TA:,''J;.a all t,o P.cm;cms offered
Oh GIN. and Con'en c's, asa'nsta competition
em3:Jc rs al o. he. Gus OF any prominence in
the country. Alio Il, tho last two State Fairs
held AT ST. Lou'4. Mo-. our Gin nnd Condenser
took The FirHt Premium against powerful
competitions
we c:a.n,, therefore for tho s'S'ar" Gin, SUI
rat!o,ity over all other Gins; and tho Planter
inc' ea"cd by the GOOD character OF the wo.k Of
hs y, Will not i;a.| top.ocu ;,to "Stav" Gin,
wh:ch IS a.,,.icl nv t,o iia:lcsS authority 10
DO aulc.ur III al res 1cc.. 70 ,ho manv o.hcy
Gas in mar.ct. T''e CONDLNS".r! g. lca.
tue 20 new 10 many pl.n..ccs, ,,,at Il NAV bo
necessary 70 s-@!1. Isl, Tila: the Condeuyo. en-
n'c'i oaria.;n, iho nccc Sly o. "EnL loon,."
:. M!th t!lnD a..ac!s .,,ht q Gin may be used ia
tho opcl a.: % uAttc. y tcmoo .,y shc!,cr, pMl
INC nhec: o. Dat ~. u IS Gi"char,el from tho
Condense. > .cn,ly for the prcsa.
o'l T1c Coaicnaec ccsY euci,ely cleans tho
cotton of sand aud DIX. and thereby materially
odds 10 The APPEARANCE unu VALUE Of
tho cotton
3D. Plan ers testify t.,a! "aow Wutrx man
cHn ..in cotton and 40. safer by :nba!;ns tho
fine, alhos, !mpc ,:!h'c pa: ti;! o. lint which
Gil tic sir whc.c Condcnsec IS not used"
n. 3. Wo nurn:sh Gins with or without Con.
densCr..
For salo by our AGENTS and DEALERS,
generally.
Oar Conrlclo illustrated Desc. ip'ivc Cigcu-
Ia" - scns. 'cc o. charge, OH application by
mnil. AddrcS4
i'nE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC.
TURING CO.,
ALBANY, y. Y, p. 0. D.Gwer, lS2.
Aug. 10, 1863 as It
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T'he Very --latest
All THE w EST.

addition to our rlcscn. Stock, wo are now re-
ceiying, direct rrom New York, splendid lot Of
ReEAD1 MADE CLOTHING.
Such as Linens, Cloths, Caa,mcres, &C., low for
cash. llats toan;t the sMail and tho Great. Cof-
fec, ;ho bes, Cotion Yarn, ,ial:, Lca,bcr aud in
Tact l;:io OF most hing you want.
we th;nl we can max il pay you 10 call q our
establishment a: thc Wrs, end OF Town
CDaNNIsY PRODUCE taken Corn
bought FOR Caai or Goods
Etio~ Don't buy crcnl until you give US call.
CHAMBERS & CRYSON
WALHALLA, July ], 1858 3o-3m
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BLOOD MANIICcD !

nj OTIltNG SO important; send 10 conts for
lY sealed 7G pages OH tho whole subject
showing who can and WHO oueLt aot TO marry
to DIR. WnirIiEr, Gl7 s.. Cha,lcs Street, 81.
Louis, Mo. Confidential consultation frcc at
ofico OF by mail. State your case, no martor
who have failed. IIo stands rrc-cminenuy
aboyo all others in st. Louis, ia h.s specially.
Patients trcated by Mail or Express in every
Ssa,o The writings o. a physician whoge rep
rtaiou IS union wide, should be worth tho
postage.
AUG. 10. 1868 45 H
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. ow a dvertigomorts
RELIABILITY

IS tho one Ting above all others that is mos /
Il desirable in u busuc y n,nn. Advertisers
will 6nd us always ,caly TO guarantee perfect
satisfaction in Contracts ,ha may be maze with
US. We me enabled 20 Ole. special induce
mcnts 10 parties who ,nny w.sl to advertise OK.
tonsivoly. Send ali oilc,s d. .ccv to us or wri,e
for estimates. We ":e Aacn., or all ptrcvs
t!irouS hout The Unilol Snir:. nnd hc Cdnn,las
u. /. DlBBL., s. CO.,
P,Vli$his,f e .!Gnc.h',ay Howse.
S0S Mai.'S,., Lonisvllc, Ky
Aug. ~ 1868 Is If
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ness" The fFieAaSls of DAVID SAN.
EDR1HeS respectfully announce him u Candidate
for TaS Collector OF Oconcc County, Mt tho ensu.
ing election ilc belongs to no party whatever,
but will run an independent raco.
May 5, 1868 tdx
fGyaEa,e many friends OF EsOEsEiEeT
PDSV hiH respectfully announce him Candi-
dato for Tax Collector for Oconee County at the
approaching election.
May s, 1868 I'd
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"WITHoUT AN ENEMY IN THg WORLD"
To say Of man that ho has no enemies is
considered high praise; but suppose the re-
mark to be true, what does it prove? Merely
that ho is negatively exemplary; that ho is an
amiabIc person Without any forcc OF charac-
ter All men who are positively and actively
virtuoas have many foes. Negative goodness
is not q prosclyting quality, and therefore
Vico has no quarrel with it. On the other
hard, as it "thinks no evil" and is of fair
r,.,. ,rt, the e,lnrgctic rcformor accords to it
certain mc,,nro OF respect, while he regrets
its inollicienoy. Hcuoc" your negative ohris'
tian may live and dio "without IN cnemy Al
tho world" Not so the energetic ana us,'ter'
mined opponent Of evil, who believes TIM.
whatovor is wrong ought to be crushed. He
makes enemies at cvery step, for he is essen
TALLY q fighting character. IIo is not content
to stand on tho defensive rcpellng temptation,
but assails wickcdness on its own ground. If
tho negatively yirtuous have no foes, neither
Az they lilscly to have any very warm friends,
for thore is nothing about them to elliott on
thusiasn,. For our own part, VIC would rath-
or have six staunch, thorough.going friends
and fifty cnomios, than hundred lukcwarm
friends and no enemies ut all.
REMEDY FOR A BONE FEr.oN. We have
boon handed tho following remedy for this
painful afIliction. Tho gentleman who han
dcd it to us has tcstod its efficacy with suo-
cess: Gas soon rs tho pulsation that indi-
Gates tho disease is felt, put five cent piece,
and keep a"ily blister about the size Of a five
ent piece, and keep it on for six or eight
hours; at tho expiration Of which time, d.
rcctly under tho surface of tho blistor will be
found tho tolon, easily taken out with tho point
OF lancet or noodle,
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sTAE AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Tho Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing Co.
Manufactures OF The Celebrated "Star" Cotton
Gins and Condcnscrs, "Star" Threshina
Machines, "Etor" Lever and l;ntlless
Chain Horse Powers, and other
Agricultural Machuery
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-09-04
LOTTO.

DROF. CIIRlSTY'S HAIR LOTIA,-IS
y NEAT CLEAN, PURE, UNIFORM AND RELiA-
DLc and richly pc,cumcd .or tl!c Toilet. It
contains 10 %,enf uj Lea! or other poisonous
minerals or oils. IL makes the Hair Glossy
oNd Beautiful, removes danIruT, restores sray
ha': 20 Is original color--will grow hair on
bali, heads and cu.. be u:td rs q hoi' c'.r.siag
jo. es. ".Htoat iac s!iya,cct injrry to Ike 6ici,
o. oNic ne.rc. DO not AXE any thing else, bnt
sea .ho ruro atclc, If your trrgg.asi :t will no5
get it Tor you send direct to the luanuG;.ctory.
Sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle; lalr dozen,
s., on sent 10 any address on receipt Of the
money. L;bcral deduction TO Tho trade Sond
for teRtimonials, Nc.
a. r. CIIRISTY & CO.,
Manufacturers.
IL. G. LLovgp. Louisville, Ky; BARNES,
WARD & Co., Now Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
Aug. 10, 1868 d5 If