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HAITI.

The intelligence receive@by the pack
ct is principally from the North and
South of the Island and from insurrec-
tionary sources.
A battle is reported to have taken
place at Jacmel between the Govern
ment party and the insurrectionlsts, in
which the former was worsted, leaving
80 killed, and a number wounded. The
revolutionists are said to have captured
80 guns, SO boxes of cartridges, 4 kegs of
ammunition, | cannon and 3 colors. On
their side but three Of their men are re-
ported killed in the encounter.
Jeremie had been bombarded by the
"Galatea," but not much damage was
done. Salnave ~purposed to have attack
ed the place both by land and sea, but
the troops from Petit Goave did not ar
rive at the scene of action in time, he
therefore only bombarded by sea and
after five hours firing. without any mate
rial result left for Mlragone. The Gala
tea" was struck by two balls from the
forts of the insurgents.
Two days after the bombardment large
numbers of the pickets from Petit Goave
10 Miragone joined the insurgents. Num-
bers of them at Abricots and neighbour
ing places had also gone over TO the IN
surrectionists, to which places Deputy
Brice was moving with his troops to
drive out the remaining pickels.
The Districts of Borgne and Mole ST.
Nicholas had also joined the insurgents.
Troops from these places were pressing
UPON Port du Paix, and it was expected
that this place would soon fall into the
hands of the Revolutionists
The government of the South were
being strongly developed under General
Dominique. He had decreed the issue of
five millions of dollars paper currency of
the respective value of Two and four dol
lars. The Notes are to bear the arms of
the Republic and will be signed by the
Treasurer or his deputies and by two
members of the Financial Bureau, who
are to be appointed. Severe means of
control will be established TO ensure the
regularity of the issue and to prevent
counterfeits, which will be punished by
death. A Sinking Fund is 10 be created
for the guarantee and withdrawal at a
specified time of the Notes issued by the
, 1868-11-17

ST. DOMINGO.
The following official correspondence,
forwarded to the Consul-Generai of st
Domingo in the United States, has been
published by The New YORK. Tribune -
Department of Foreign Relations,
ST. Domingo, Sept. l6, 1868.
MEssRs. CoNsULs The undersigned,
Secretary of State in charge IF The For
eign Relations Of the Dominican Rrpuh-
lie. desiring TO record in the most au hem
tic manner the faIsily of certa n news
which has been Published in several news
papers in the United States Of America,
in reg rd to the situation of This Rrpub-
lie aud its Government, rs 1t was shown
in The conference which took place this
morning at tie residence Of Ills Excel
lency the President Of the r public, .btgs
of the ConsuIs of friend y nations, accrrd-
tied to, and residing at, this capital, that
they~wiIl b. good enough to certify col
le%ctively to the lo%.loMing:
That the country enjoys and has en-
ioyed the most perfect tranquility that
mercantile Transactions have largely in
creased since Gen. Batz came TO the Pre-
sidtncy, and have not been disturbed any
where throughout the Il publ c 10y The
least disorder, aud that the present Gov
eminent enj US the confidence OF the
whole country,
NJ. M. GAUTIEil.
To Mrssrs. The Con~uIs Of friendly ma
tionS, resident at the CAPITAL.
Consulate of France, st. Domingo,
Sept. 16, 1868.
The undersigned ConsnIs, aud Vice
ConSuIs in this city. hasten 10 answer the
several questions which Mr., the S cre'a-
nv Of S ate in charge of the Fo elgn Re-
lations Of the Dominican r public, has
done US the honor to address TO us IN
order TO record in an authentic manner
the falsehood of the news published in
various papers in the Unitcd States of
America, regarding the situation of the
Republic and It's government.
We declare that the country enjoyed
the most perfect tranquility until the 4th
of The present month, when Il force APP
peared on the western frontier, and was
defeated, its presence in no way having
effected the public peace. Commercial
transactions have been subject to NJ in
t%erruption but, on the contrary, have
largely increased.
Be pleased. Mr.. Secretary, 10 accept
our assurances of most distinguished con-
sideration. (oigned.)
David Leon. Consul of the Netherlands,
and British Vice Consul ; A. Coeh. Dam
, 1868-11-17

Enter-Colonial Summary.
Our exchanges from the Sister Colonies
are to he 24lh ultimo. The news they
convey is not Of very great Importance,
our summary Of events in each Colony
will therefore BE- brief.
DEMERARA.
The events of the fortnight supplied
few topics of gene raj interest. The Court
of Policy had had several meetings, but
its proceedings were purely of local inter-
est. The Customs Returns of produce
exported during the quarter ending 30th
s, pt., compared with The corresponding
pe,iod of last year, showed the follow
ing:-
Sugar 14,16O ~hogsheads against 13. sos ~hogsheads
Rum 4.278 ~puncheons 1869 p%uncheons
MoIasses 4 55l casks 4,l29 casks.
Timber 209,395 cub-feet 128,569c ub-feet
Cotton SO bales IA bales
Shingles 1, 737,900 80, 1870 900
Charcoal 1852 barrels 6,i55 barrels
Cocoa nuts 1876, 552 l34,747
Ordinances had been introduced to give
effect to the scheme for reducing the duty
on rum from two dollars to twenty-five
GNulo q SultObS di'l " lIlCiCdSlhS tnN uis
license. The Chief Justiceship aud a
Pnisne Judg ship continued vacant. Sc
veral accidental fires had occurred in and
near Genrgetowu, occa<ionlng some Ioss
of property. The newspapers record the
following melancholy occurrence: A party
of Portuguese on their way to visit some
frierds in IA nei ghbouring town, stopped
at Flanders estate OIL their way. A little
boy whose parents Were among the party,
seeing IA pistol on the table took it up and
was playing with it. 1t happened 10 be
loaded-it went off and the contents lodged
in the head of the boys mother who was
standing by, killing her simultaneously.
The "Creole" says :-"'The great topic of
the day is the drought. We have been
without rain for nearly three months, and
the cultivation about the country, except
in the upper river districts which have
the advantage Of heavy dews and natural
irrigation afforded by a network of fresh
waller streams, the cultivation has been
affected TO an extent that ii is feared will
tell seriously upon next years crop. But
the evil that comes presently home TO our
senses is The want of water for drinking
and domestic purposes. Almost all the
private vals and tanks In the town have
long been exhausted. The public tanks
are now exhausted. The Water-works,
which though never furnishing a supply
of drinkable water, were of immense
benefit to the inhabitants, are on the point
Of givina up, owing to their source OF
supply the Lamaha Canal, being exhaust
ed. The muddy stream sill to be obtain-
, 1868-11-17

ish Consul; J. B. Cambiazo, Italian Con
G nsuI Marion Landias, Vice Consul Of
France.
, 1868-11-17
Hmtcr-COlOnial Summary.

Our exchanges from the Sister Colonies
are to he 24lh ultimo. The news they
convey is not Of very great importance,
our summary Of events in each Colony
will therefore BE- brief.
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wn >te s,,l vs. Sam .'.~r< ri. o.: re-. j..a-
ticn sri k~r on ~ coat, Of P.tT.
Marrl J. .M""'. i. Jn,rr> 4. Mone-- divorce
Proclsmatinn ,rd.re.l ard commissioner to tuke
testimony, ppoin.'i.
On m'uou order irr uIlicatiOn ,f The Meshop-
pen Water Comra", .oatiAuel.
IN mltter or Narce. De:n.r-s-- notice of arlIiea-
iion for di. barge jrsovcnt, ordered ~ be
given "a hcarr un The Inst day .: rext term.
ORPHANS COURT.
In matter oC estate OF Jas G. Winfield, deed =
Court grant rule on Widow to show cause why pen
sion shall nos be discontinued and awarded To VIM.
ID. Winfield and why Debora a. Benedict should
not be appointed guardian Of Wm. ID. Winfield, a
minor.
On filing petition and Bonds n. G. Purdy was ap-
pointed guardian Of Sarah L. and Harvey l.. Smith.
On petition Of Zenas Jenkins citation ordered
against Charles Harris, guardian Of Joe jenkins,
to show why Ills appointment shall not be
revoked.
On pctitition Rubie H. kceneey released and Seth
l.. Keeney appointed guardian ofGrace WoodhOuse.
On motion rule granted IN heirs OF solomon Whit
comb TO elect refuse property at valuation. Pub
lcatiJn of notice ordered.
On petition and bond hled JIG. Spaulding sp-
pointed guardian Of Anna l.. Hitchcock-sale of
real estate ordered.
In matter Of the estate ot \. X. PccHAam deed,
John A. Sittscr appointed auditor to audit account
Of 1. VI. Manyille.
In matter Of the estate of Albert KOseHgrant decd
VIM +. Little appointed auditor to distribute funds
in hands of the administrators
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Grand Jury called and sworn. Hiram Hitchcock
Foreman.
Com vs. owen Dursey-Indictment, Assault and
Battery. Aaron Wood pros. Ignored Go. to pay
costs.
Com vs. Reuben Parks. Indictment Assault and
Battery. NJ. ". Newbury pros. Ignored, pros. to
pay costs
Com. VS.. Hiram Marcy ami Daniel Decker, super
vsors of Nicholson Indict. neglect to repair roads
True Bill.
Com. vs. Wm. kingsloy-Indictment Assault and
Battery. Pat. Kingsley pros. True bill Tried
Def acquainted on ground Of insanity.
Com. vs. Geo. d. Gibson. Indictment opening and
shutting Canal Locss-n. RAIN Pros. True bill.
Bail forfeited.
Com IS WIN. Wall-InGctmcnt false pretenses,
Riley Baily rrc~. True Lill, cause tried-verdict
not guilty. Belt to pay costs. Kule granted to
show cause why sentence should not be suspended.
Com. IS. Edward VI. Sterling-Indict. Assault
aud Battery with weapons. Ahira Gay Pros. True
BrI-causc continued to next term.
Com. -. Henry J. Cushuro. inaict. Larceny. j
W. Alien Pros. True bill. Cause trie! jury fail
ed 10 agree.
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PgOCI,ASTlGIO

wyoming County, =, In the Court Of Common
Laura RuugEt. No. y, Jan. term 1908
To Laura ROught.
" hereas subpoena IN Divorce was issued 70 Jan
uary Term, lS6S which was duly returned non esi
inc '.fuS. ana thereon alias subpoena was issued
i'm said case rcJurnHble 10 APRIL term 1865 upon the
urn Of which proof was made that the said Laura
Eudgtt could not Le found in my hlii"ick.
This notice Is therefore to require YOU - appear
before BE Judges OF the said Court on the third i"
day in November next, to answer said complaint.
NJ. ". Dewitt, sheriff
Sl3erins OHye, TJnk. sept. 80. 1865.
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AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS
ECR HEC0tLtCTl1NS q FRIVaTc HFkl0iRS LF WASH
IEG11I

BT MS ADOPTED soE
GEORGE WASHINGTON \ PARKE GUSTS,
With Illustrated and Explanatory notes by BEN
son J. LO-SlNG.
book for all sections and all parties. containing
the minute details Of Washingtpns Private Life, as
well as his public career. (Which general hisIory
docs not rcYeHiJ his book il written by Eiem5er
oi " ashington's own famiiy--One who lived with
him FROM Infancy. .Hl must prove peculiarly accept
able to the American Public.
The great demand for this work, its ready sale,
ant Increase. cnEri-sion makes ii the best book
70: Agents ever published.
The mos; liberal terms to agents, and exclusive
sale in the territory assigsed.
send for dCs ripIive circular and terms 10 Agents.
Address, WILLIAM FLINT,
No, &c South lth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
vipleJE.
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nNE DOLLAR! ONE Dni.I.AR!-
~ M3SERVE It co. So Sdi;urr street. bos'un
are sole prcprirtors and manufactures Of the newly
invente Peerles; Double Pen fondFHn Agen.-
wanted everywhere Niih each t''lh'ain 81 t.,
whether s;n lie for specimen or t. rinh' thsy seni
a slip rcittoat charge describing srne article they
will sell soI One Dollar They supply families with
thousands OF useful, ornamental ani necessary arti
c.es Of uncqualled quality, de;,ias ouietiIn'n II"
iLis tradc Commissions 81 TO s5UU, according to
re OF ciu1>. Many agents N h So IN "a,
Circulars s., free.
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xx2aD ~ c,1&IF- -AxH

COZ BURNS PATENT.
Patented .July 3. l667 Re-issusd dug. IS 1865.
Extracts from Letters and Repairs of tho WORKING
qualities OF the Axe.
Your Axe Is poInl tu be iRE ANE.
2 II will cut - cent better.
Z. Ny hr,thcr list Que ARA IN the war, hut with
yuur Axe hc "a; veil 7S any one else can
4. II could n i -,t sno'her twrn'y-f'e (S25(
dollars voul not hay il.
5 Il will cut hoop-pblOs better than any other
Axe. asa
t. I would not he withoat il for stliing.
I. The only ohjssti,n is i; goos tao far into the
wool.
$ Men who chop for .'liring un;vs rsally y.approve
of il, ,tc &c at i?fnifun.
For sale hy all responsible dealers, and the msk =
era
LTPPINCOrT Il FAREWELL, Pittsburgh Pa,
Sole owusIs pf the Patents.
Manufacturer. "r the RED JACkEfAN! S, SAWS,
SuONELS atti SCOOPS. and all rpiruv.d Sha."s
and Styles ot Axes.
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whereas letters of Administration to the estate
OF DanI h hEnsnau. late of TunkhannOck tp., decd,
have been granted TO the subscriber All persons In
dced to the said estate requested to make i'm
mciiate payment, and those having claims or de
m1pG. ~ a5aiusr the estate of the said dccedent. will
aahe known the same duly authenticated without
delay To LEVI SLATE, Adhr.
Bald lIOunt Luz. 60. P.s. Sep. Is, '6s-nS.
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4 rALE LEn COW
Al ItIS.

Uhrr-... lIy ai3o !. rgtia, a.s 'rtt hr,i and
b, tru ,ituou, it,. tp," or ps,y. So; peg. ', .s ;cre-
for. t. inrid al e son. frn! hIr"r-h, "r trusting
her on rIy accpu.., e. wi'; lnr u. ns"'s "f her
cO1-f.t tssfg. fLN'I-H ! So i-lsN'fN.
Nt,,;,,,,,,eiauI I,c,. lyth Lll3w.
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Teachers Examination viii be held as iulo" :,
viz at Me.lloppen, Oct. -Gth Aehoopany, Oct. =,
pierreyiIls oct Both school House near Whites
Ferry. in Falls Tp., Oct. 3lst at Northumberland,
Nov md A.
Come with writing material No private ex"in!It-
ton will be held. -, -, . .
u,
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LIME! LilIE!: LIME!!!

The undersigned h..s recently elected 4 Perma-
neut Lime kiiicf. and has an hand large stock 0i
|Wnic-9n lime VIII Il he will sell cheap can 10
bought It any point On the line Of canal from Pitt
stOu to Elmiri.
Orders viii Dr promptly hi!r5r AMI Line Stll,I 10
all p,ints bv canal DAVID BROWN.
EIown:oHn, Bradford 60. Pa
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GUIDE T1 MARRIAGE.

Young Meas Gaile to Happy Marriage aud Con
ugal Felicity. The humane views oi rc"cvDieLt
PhJ sicians on the Errors and Abuses Incl ;ent 10
Youth aud Early Mdnnnpl. sent in sealed letter en-
v-lopes free nj charge. hdlress ilo" AID A'oO-
CIAIlON, Box. p PhIlHteiIhia, Pa
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TIE HONE WEEKLY,

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NOTICE.

EtSFMAH ssl+ ga II mock a., - sJled
- KIP Ga.. 80 =; freu cal. = ;.-I Boots
ut 81 impaired - Il Calf Far >.r,u''. Box
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An nels,ns A. i,rrsry :ris rsu,t'"g my chill
d,en o.. rly .ccuu. q, aia pa u ie.is VI their
c,ntracti.r. CHRISTIAN ARNOLD.
Tua k.arn.c<. .>uv.. T.. $50.
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year. H.
PosIm s'crs and others who get w ciuns. can
alterwace adj lanes at til same rti-s, ai.i the
names will ue countci up to April lsI MS part Of
tn, ginal ciui,
peclneu cer.es sent tree Of post &c. .nrr"ript "f
O ile zen: NJ q
son Tor u ecimens, md com senlng III
y1ur clubs tarly, AL mmunica ca.."ns mn-t be ad
dressc toJ0sEPH A NUNES, Pa1l fher Il !,ropfr.
III 3d. Third ST., phhlrlvu, P-.
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PACIFIC HOTEL.
l70, l72, III & I76 Greenwich Street

l70, l72 III & I76 Greenwich Street
(oNE DOOR ABOVE CoRrLASDr STREET, Ssw NORK) }
The unpcrsi .gncd takes pleasure in announcing to
his numerous friends and patrons that from this
tate the charge Of the Pacific will be
$3.50 PER DAY.
Being sole Proprietor OF this house, and therefore
free from the too common eXactiOn of an inonin3io
rent he is fully able 10 meet the downward tenden
cy OF prices without any failin. OF Of service.
1t will now, a. heretofore, be his aim to maintain
undimished the favorable reputation ot the Pacific,
which it has enjoyed for many years, as one OF the
best uf trl velers' hotels.
TIE FABLE will be bountiuily supplied with
every delicacy Of the season.
TIE ATTENDANCE will be found efficient and
and Cbliging.
THE LOCATION will be found convenient for
those whose business calls them in the lower part of
the city, and of ready access to all Rail Road and
Steamboat Lines.
JOHN PATTEN.
Oct 10Th 1865 nlS-6m.
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LOSE.


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tb place ~ Ees:opp u, a Soldier d. arge Pa
pers. granted ,u C. :. nn'ger TIE 4 diisf Will ;e
literally reysr.e ed By leaving the same with q. c
Miller ii ths = ac..
funkhan1Dck, rs Oct .7tlls67
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.E..ZIS0

SANPSON-In Tunkhannocz Boro., on Nov; p,
1868, Mrs. Eliza >. sampson, relict vi the late
Squire sampson, aged 6S yTs.
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AHENrS WAETED F0RTHE
SEyRET SERVICE


T'l sir undil., revelations HiiI >tarIligg I,clos
nreS III" |. ~ tii- "uik are tren.lng tnc mos in
tense e,i 10 tie ajnds OF the people 10 nhJ1in it
Is IL iLi ciiarn, ter and rosir sale c,li!iar with
an in rra ci comniSSinu make il tine y = SUI scrip
ton l"" rv.r published. Sent for r;r. ti,r' and
G.rin g., AID shy il sris f,>.or lhn any 9th
er "tri,. \ Iires JONES BROTHERS 4 Co..
fh,Im..i ail. Pa. n Chiragu, Ill.
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CONSUMPTION

TbouSands ~ case, a. t.s,. ~ .,.-
tieut suppoSrd lie sm1. u
this terrible dlseH.G. .4"s- A.s i... 4
by the use ef ;:e.E as d.. =,
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nc sss HAT RACk.-County Rights. Send for
3 W circular 70 t. - BLAKE, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters % Admins
tration of the estate of Daniel Treble late OF Wash
ington township, deceased, have been granted to
the subscribers All persons indebted to said estate
are notihed TO make payment to the subscribers
and all persons having claims against said estate
are requested 20 present the same, duly authenica-
ted fer settlement, to the subscribers either OF
them. a their TesiIences in said township.
JOHN G. ACE,
MARGARET TREBLE Administrators
Mnshinpton. Nov. cd. lSbS.
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srsr kio,c a,f SE cure a.! ,.:sra..s r>."a:aS IL
bad biood.
Ke,7' yoGr bi.~z! ru,s. A.s. y,,4 k.s-' -;
Keep yo1T dg,s'ice "'.r'a' 9''..i.. i,: ..s.s'
ton, by TIE q: itsSs 80. -.i
assdil you
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Weak and CeliGa;1 tniitfe;i

are made strong BY usins l." bttisIa
or Tonic. la fact, th"S GT. FGInii.
Medicines. They caH b- dt..iu!s, sItd
with perfect safe! To Lid iHr,e
months old, the nI"AI d3;!sN,t = --Eis,
or "a nam or NINETY.
D.. La.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, n. W. G. Master, Kellertown-
by. r. Swssey, R. W. Dept Grand Master New ans
John O. Jones, r. W. Grand s. W., Vernon.
John A. Stevenson, r W. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Samuel NJ. Todd, r. W. Grand Treasurer, New eAaL
Jas. G. Bachelor, D. r W. Grand Secretary,
Orleans.
c. S. Hedges, D. D., W. Grand Chaplain, NeworissaA
r. O. Sterling ". Grand S. D., st. FrGnoisvills.
d. g. Gage, W. Grand J. D., HoumA
Jos H. DeGrsnge, ". Grand Marshal, New Orleans
Jno. NcCrory W. Grand Sword Bearer, Bastrop;
Jas. A. Douglass, W Grand Pursuivant, New Orlesns.
r. Il. BSbbit, Smmesport, s. II. Brown, New
Abram L. Dick, New orlsanS n Essella New Orleans, .
Grand stewa
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans.
Grand ANIMAL ConvoeaiOn seeond Monday IN February
each yesx.
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A LLESnANN SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va.

This celebrated Watering having undergone thoroua
repA and been furnished every department. with
entirely new and hrs class furniture viii be for the
celtion OF visitors the 18th day Of june.
The reputation Of this and drr,l,
established that useless 20 euumerae the particular
for which specific The propriesors endeavored 4
maae as attractive Watering Place In the
Of Virginia
Comfortable Coaches viii each at Shavsvi.
for the ccnyeysnee efpsssengr the SPRING. The resident
partner will be assisted In the gentleman III
experience snd palna spared render visitors comfort
able. Y, A CoLHoUN, Agent
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GRAND COUNCIL Z. AVID en-

E. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Mater, New orleans
by. r. svssey p, Deputy Grand Master, New or,eap.
John W. Jones' t., mustrious Grand Master shrsvenovt
John c. GOrdy, O. p, Conductor Of Work, Fraaklia
Il Brsen, O. O. Of the Guard, Ne. OrleanA
Joseph 2. hOrnor, q. Treasurer, New orisanA
Qua sontAg, G. Recorder, New orlesnsL
Rev. Thos B. Lawson, q. Chaplain New OrleanL
d. T. Buckley O. Condaetes, New Orleans.
K Ia Bruce, q. Steward. New Oreans
f'Astus Wells, q. Sentinel, New orsAna-
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GKIMAULT q CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGNoUs PERUVIAN BARK.

Chemists a. K H. Prince Napoleon IS rue Rcheisu Pas
Ths preparation has the great advantage Of combining
powerful tenics known in the world OF perfect
ascdty and agreeable this Syrup Is With pleasure
an the most delicate stomachs
Il 10 par excellence the FERRUGINOUs TONIC which
should be administered 70 ladies OF delicate constitution
young backward IN attaining the age pabery
70 children Of weak constitution particularly en-
ployed in the treatment Of ChoOross AnereA Pale Con
pexion Gastrcs Gastraae Whites Lenc0rrhsa Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood, etc
Agents In New York Mr. BECKER, l2o Grand street New