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Philadelphia, ,fggast 8, 1900.


Being desirous to make public for the good
&c others, the excellent quality of HAMiL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, i have sent YOU the following account on
the benefit have received from it, which ],
hope viii induce others to give 1t a trial In
consequence of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew 5ad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly TO rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate sufocatOn. Add TO
these a constant lain in my breast and cough,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and you May
Sonceiye that my symptoms evidently Indicated
an approa.. hing consumption. The advice OF
a most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards. second was called in, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
advised nee 20 gaue Ka0itsaa' REatr trial. say
ng, he had used it IN hes practice, and aiseays
found IL do ntsch good A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before
had takien one haLfQf it. l continued to use
it and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
siness. On taking cold, same of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose OF two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Budd-s9eet, Philadelphia
Nn. II. Lee:
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Valuable Pgoteyty for ST.

O G!2 SOLD, in four clistiacs,o,y o,,
s gether, four acres OF LAND. cae,S.
ms t1'oa one ands quarter acre to two scr,
each, most eiigibly situated without the t,n%
terry Of Columbia, extending IN right ss.
from Gil3,on-street to Great Huntinrcceet
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Gr,,.
street, and bounding east and west on Fw,
cite and F4yne-streets.
a plan ofthe ground and further pagtiicsla,
may be obtained BY appl.catisnte
Ages Pattop.
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Eld,gs5kcnSs Elsssr.

s,,sre;srr,- remedy FOR eol5s, obstinate
.ong,s. as{br.sss, sore t4aroass and aFf9Euseaaas
sonsNnapsioos y,.,t
49, ;rstly eseesssaed Tor carrying Oh the SD
ssrauous bic Erorn the stomach ai'd prevent
nc g5,rb;,i serresiors and aseir consequences
lisioss ard ra.ligIaant levers &c. flese f'l'is
arr oegFectiy mild n the3FoI'erasloI' and may
h used with safety by persons OF SYsry @sS
AMI IN every situation. !,
The S0uereigrt 0satHsent fos slss
Itch.
A sneedv and sSectual remedy, generally
ranoviasg the complaint at one appicatioA' II
nay be safely ased BIZ persons ofeRery age
TIE Anody7,e Elax29-
For the cure Of every kisa of head ache
I4alta's genuiae Eye-Water.
An excellent remedy Tor aIidisortiers OF the
syes, many persons hayinS been cured ei II
when nearly deprived 81 sisat'
Iooth-ache Dro5S.
Give Immediate relief in the most 'iosens
attacks :,
TAe Restoratfue Pozoder foa- the
II sIH ana II NS3.
C,eanses and strengthens them, ana pre-
,eryes the enamel OF the teeth from tecay'
Gozoland's Lotion, aad tie ge';'Isae
Persian Lotaon.
Both celebrated in the acknowledgements as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly SAFE.
Hahn's true end genaane Corn
Plaster.
h'certain remedy fer corns, speedily eradi-
eating them without giving pam
Ague and Fever Drops:
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy In
cure OF agues and intermittent feTers.
Damas& LIP SaI0e. end lnd'@fs
Vegetable SPecabc.
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, October Is 80
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HAMILTON'S I.OzENCES,

Which have cured more children and adusSS
Of disorders proceeding from woa1as, than sil
The medicines heretofore discovered. TN ad-
Siition to the great cures mentioned III the ief-
tiers from the chancellor of the state of Mary
land, the Rev, h&r. Moithier and others, late
ly published the following arc ouGnattcdto the
public, being selected for the purpose ofshew-
ing the na}d vet fosgeTut qualities ofthis OK
trsordin&ry medicine, WHICH, although SO mild
In It's operation. is competent 80 eAPel the tor
,aidable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Chagles~street, Baltimore, wax
dangerously afflicted with coDvulsion 6ts, SO
thai his Life was despaired OF, but was perfect
Iy cured by one dose OF HanhIton's Worm TO-
zengcs, which expelled several wGTnls, the
undou51eCl cause OF the chiid's disorder,
Letter fioza lNs' ,sckc,naa, brick{Qyer, Afags-
zine street, near SroadsUQy, Jan. q, 1902.
It would be ungrateiul were | TO withhold
nv testimony In iayorof Hamilton's hVCl1n
Destroying Lozenges. had been between
Eve and SIX years past mach intIsposed> anu
lattcriy often tormented with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with otien-
sipc breath, with violent feveriSh fits and other
obvious symptoms OF worms but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recomrn ended
n cases similar TO mine, determined on q
trial of them, as my last resource. The Hrst
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet Vi taps
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away quantity of matter broken ike
skins and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, Welded at different times, must IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit received from this
medicine, induced me to give az dose to child
81 naine who was pining and sicky: it produ-
ced the same good effect in tbs instance, ex-
peline worm OF different kild, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same tiae
restoring good state Of health.
HENRY ACAERMAN.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

nF the gre 1t efficacy of the Pateat and Fa-
~ Dniyldedicines, prepared by the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years pas
have acquired throughout the United States q
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
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Margaret Slmnls,
ADMINISTRATIVE or. Slnins.
eo4W
John &. LADD,
April IA.

Has FOR oALE,
20 bales German Linens, commit
ing of brown and white Rolls, fiaxen Osna-
burghs, he4npen Ticklenburghs, Buriaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankecn
Russia Sheeting and Duck
/ bale Writing Paper
50 bags OF black Pepper Of the best qua
kty, and will be sold very lon
Sugars and Coffee
20 hAds Mo.asses
pipe port Wine
10 90. Holland Gin
60. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits.
q quantity Of soaE Leather, Shoes, sper-
maciti and Tallow Candles, Cheese, SC. &c
April 7. &
Printing in all its various branches
Handsomely executed az this office,
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ITCH CURED.

By skce using Lees Sovereign Oli1f.aaent,
which, although used sor sc years IN Europe
and Cor near years In America, has neVeE
been known to fail In any one instance. 1t IS
perfectly tnnorent, warranted rot to contain q
particle or aae'cat.y OF any pernicsoas AngfetA
ent, ans May be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation ara
entirely free from he offensive smell WlsScH
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FOH HlLE, III
LEWIS DEBLOlS

ii lis Store, aen,, Cal. RQmaays vpha6
french Brandy, IN pipes
Gala.onia Vino, III hall pipes and qlar@i
casks
Now-Ensl2aa Runa, IN ho5shcada sad 'a''
rels
Noiasoes, IN hogshceds
Goldfish, In boxes
CIDER, Potatoes, sees, aid Winter Pcs'a
IN barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshcads ahd pipes :
March 9.
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For BOSTON
PUBLIC SALE

l
b q Virfuc o: a deed of srust gro,n ~,
WhNIoN, aud MARY sus W;ea .'ile
Subscribers, 10 secure tie payfoen. !, q,
Eaitaa Of lalo'ass 30 the Rank ri d.
viii oe exposed 10 Sale far RAD .s'
Oil MONDAY, tho I'd day of Nav n ,,o'''
o'a INC premises; NsA'Np
4 fsame Store cad Waras,o6
Built hy tie SAID 2H{a.iP WANT0vs
space OF ground belonging to the heiwost.
ssa''dcrs, deceased. 1'te ground is e, lraAs
70 an annua rent payable to Sampc, g. ,l0S
which reat IS now several years in ~ s'"@
whsch VIII be naa}e known ca The 1lay T,..s
James Aeltits,
JEAN c. Herbert.
April 9. lawn,
gioif- hls, Yeo4pyf, a.. g.
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Haaaslson's Esscnce Gnd Eesgasf
81 Iss5gzggs3,

A safe saa oSEec1aal sessseds Sor the gout,
r,,ser...asn, spsafas, pans II ahs Saee a'ad
aecS, &c,
Hssssltou,s Wa,a s5cstreysgg To-
zezges.
Ry vh;cea RAINY thousands have been Pc
t,ved fre,sa tie .issTSssiag and dangerous Iasa
l,dy al wesras aa1 other sSssfacstons "a esls
sssInaSh Sad bowels.
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A sovereign resoe3y For Colds ooss,nsss
.o,g,,s. as{Frss&s, sore troa1s and aF9zoaeazsasE
sonsAmpSio0s- ,.,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
TO rss PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA..

We the Rpdeysigaef members nj the Monroe Car
reporting Committee, take keo-e 10 rotiyess yoa
It's manifest to all, that the situation ofthi,
country is at this time in the highest degree
critical and embarrassed The questions there
tore which 1t presents TO our vie W, ought TO be
considered with caluness, discussed With can.
dor and moderation, and decided on PRINCIPLES
justified by truth and patriotism only Among
these questions, there IS none which has excl.
ed or deserved more attention, than that which
relates TO the next presidential election.
we are well aware that on this subject we
dIiier from many Of our fellow citizens. We
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
COMMUNICATION-

COMMUNlCA ZION.
Mr.. John Lesslie's man who carries bread
to his customers, going as usual, few norm
ings since, to deliver his bread to an honest
Hybernian, was accosted by his wife, who
attended in the shop, in substance as fol-
lows; " ] understand your master has been
guilty OF something not very clever" The
man replied, he believed it was true
eve Irish, observed the LADY, are OF opi-
Mon, that a man who has come into the
country and made his fortune, is bound to
respect its laws and government, and that
no good citizen ought TO countenance, or
have any dealings with one capable ofacting
as he has done. You may bring two loaves
more, 20 make up the complement, but af-
er shat, bring no more bread here"
Several others, who we're in the habit Of
selling Lesslie's bread, have declined taking
1t, snce the transaction above alluded 20.
1t has also been suggested, that it would be
proper for the editors OF newspapers, to re-
commend it tothesnop keepers, to purchase
bread Of any other baker, in preference to
MIR. Leslie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-30
ELECTORAL TICKET.

The following rs the Monroe Electoral Ticket,
re'Rbishea for he information Of tie titisess IF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-01

tT tae :. a9sSi. LGaieS al AHcaat.
The governnseat has as YET offended the,
aair seS--and many there are among Us WHO
Cannot contain their resentment. Are we
not useful Tor any thing in the present &C.
surre;.ces! Would they refuse our em-
ploylng ourselves in the iahoss suited to our
ssxs Our honoris called IN question, and
we require entire satisfaction. How can
loa repair our wrongs! Employ us innne-
uiately IN those decent occupations which
Can alleviate, give assistance, and support
oar brave Warriors.
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CATHOLICS OF IRELAND.

The xunlber of Irish members in the
minority, on the Catholic question, was 40,
of whom SO represent the 80 counties of
Ireland, and the great cities OF Dublin,
Waterford, and Cork. The number ct
Irish members in the majority was 81, OF
whom 81 were county members. The di-
visions in May, 1905, on the same question
were, in the house of lords, for it 81, a
gainst it 17s--maority 127. In the house
of commons, for it 124; against it $50
majority 212. The divisions in the two
houses, upon the same question, last week,
were in the lords, for it ~; against it l61;
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Gsranoria EatIp Uasetle.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER /.

" T
Inc council of state of North Carolina, has
.ss'n rejected the proposition of the COVER
NOR % convene the Legislature.
ELECTIONS lin North Carolina, Mes
s,eurs sawyer and Franklin are reelected to
congress. Mr.. Stanly, feticralist, is elected
y 'ne place of Mr.. Blacklsdge, and Mr.. Pear
", N the place of MIR. Alexander. Mr..
!. Aa'e sapesecdes Mr.. Culpeper, and Mr.,
!, ssaedy is said to have been elected in the
Fase OF General Blount.
IN Monday night last, a sloon loaded
H''n provisions, contrary to the ,asFs LAYING
= embargo, made her escape from New
Spsl port by the aid and assistance of a bo-
y q men. The officers OF government OBJ
!. s'.lled information previous to her departure
.la' an attempt would be made to run the
sloOp out IN defiance of all authority. An
t Sasm NJ was made to prevent her departure,
0s inc oihcsrs IN the discharge of their du-
e were beaten with sticks and fired upon
n0s' The slocp. A boat with several men
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We believe that Great Britain has no
honorable motive in aiding the Spaniarels,
but that she is prompted BY no other incite-
ment than self-presenation.
@ We believe the emperor Of France has no
honorable design upon any government,
save what he himself dictates.
We believe that every American will cen
cur IN these opinions, and be convinced Of
the necessity Of uniting in support OF our
independence, lest the arts of foreign parti-
zans reduce us to dependence.
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!. DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.

6 France wants money, and we must give
it TO her." -lames Madison, Esq.
Americans, which of these men viii We sup
port !? The patriots whom no considerations
could induce TO tamper with the honour Of his
country, or the corrupt partizan, who could
thin,< of trioute without adherence and dis
gust.
ru.y
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FEDERAL DOCTRINE.

The Amcrfcan people are an dependent
and great, though infant nation /: they will
give MILLIONS iorthe defence of their rights
and privileges, and country, but not a CENT
for tribute '---Gen G c. Pinekney.
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,s.t r,unaber of horses, and 2
nsI g i arms and ann ual ton ~ s. con =
ges4sa s sx,,eet that the whole army which
dsa as.red Arragon vii Be utterly deisas-
%.
SoRIa, June Is.
~. French had lost between S and goo 8
the acsions.of Iudela, Maiien, sal
neh : Alagcn, and the remaining 10000
af ss .as -. IS 8 enter Saragossa. They were
laa go - ths sword. We have taken 400
p : and ~ Wagons Of ammunition.
TcKToLA, 8,tae 8.
h,,nfred Spanish and Walloon guards
- S.,sv manufacturers have arrived here
- ' pareslona, and enlisted fog7 the patri
l ' Yesterday they we're joined by as ma
ess' Latterlv Spanish soldiers, who
1s s ~, = : sght with the Trench at Barcelona,
eia Pm. 10 % IN the citadel. Many young
ssg hsud-ctslfssl, and some dby their
~ he carried 10 francs. 5000 OF the
a INN are said TO have escaped from
barcelona.
c,.p.IrAa, s3fst s.4srrived, Mary,
p:es q DAYS from lsssalaSa for London.
BARCELONA, Tauze Z.
Tbe state Of saaiss in this. Province IS
rrow;rg more and mere Interesting every
r,oreat while this capital can take no
.b.ys because isslffowresses are IN the hands
IA, asshx French. They commit ali manner OF
rxssssss for t:c purpose ofoverawiag the
r,xs,Is Three inhabitants we're shot, Char
ed 81 a soldier With encouraging dsssr-
too. We learn that a. the foot Of Mont
s.rss. IN farn, house called Masana the IN
hab;san,s Of AsansSsa and several other pla-
ees, opened such Are upon the French d.
yiis;;oa which sal out from this for that town,
that they pat il completely to the rout, with
/ the loss Of many killed and wounded, aid
,ook It's whole tram oil artillery excepting
one hoyitzcr This evening carts are COM
inr IN loaded with wounded Frenchmen.
Sfnis day at noon, 1000 French horse and
foot, alarched out; but they have already
returned in panic. A short time since q
strong division OF the best troops have went
out from this, and not one remains. Two
divisions left hrrc-one for Tarragona and
The other for Nianresa. The latter fell into
an ambush at Brueh, where the revolutions
lists mad erected two batteries. The pea
sanay hass dug holes on the roads towards
4 Madrid, TO impede the French cavalry, and
cut down rees 20 obstruct the infantry.
Yesterday morning the armed inhabitants
of Brach attacked the French-and it is
suppose oo00 were killed. The inhabit-
ants were directed by a priest, who held
syord IN one hand ga crucihx III the othey.
he cssle,of St. Ferdinand viii be starved
into surrender.
Manrssa, Vich ard Lerida, are in 2 state
o. ostence, and The armed iaaabltants OF
esrona have taken possession Of all the
iofts.
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For Sac or Rent,

TOT QUO " ICHI,
A convenient we'll finished HOUSE, now
occupied by the subscriber, with az extensive
Garden, situated in desirable part Of the
town, on the upper end OF Ring-street, near
good water. The above property is well CAL
culated to accommodate genteel family
For further particulars apply to
William N. Mills.
September l.. 2aw3w
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(I6;d.)
From The NoxjSM Herald.
COMMUNICATION.

About twelve months past, every one
must recollect, what handle then was made
OF, the British trigate Chichester's passing
Fort Nelson without sa|uting the flag OF the
United States: although it was well known
that the British agent here sent written
apology to the commander of Fort Nelson
(previous to her passing) stating her leaky
and distressed situation, SO much SO, shat
it was with difficulty they could keep her
free. Now, Mr.. O'CoHnor, the object Of
this Il to know Of these i2stcrt;al gentlemen
who made such fuss and stir about the
Chichester Gin Distress passing the fort
Without salute, what sort of an apology
they VIII make to the public for one of Ma
poieon's vessels OF war, the Servilliante,
passing the same fort in good order and well
conditioned, without saluting or even con-
! descending to send any notice to the COM
mandcr OF the fort of his intention to pass
it.
A NATIVE CITIZEN.
Noyok, august IS.
From, /" The STATEsMAN." a democratic pa
per ;,tst established at Nszvbstrylbort.
The question has been frequently asked
6 what is your opinion Of the Spanish Re
vo,ution :" To this question we are ready
to make answers which every true Rep,:6-
Hean viii approve,
We believe that the emperor Napoleon
has violated every principle ofjustice, mag.
naniinity and honor, in his late attempt to
humble the Spanish nation to dependence
on his viii.
We believe the cause the Spaniards have
espoused is as good, as was that which &C
tuated the American people in their revo-
lutionary contest and that the God of Hea-
ven viii smile upon and prosper their exer-
tiers.
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majority 81. In the commons, for it 1913 4:
/. against il 281-majority So. It thus APP
s. pears that the difference between the dlvi-
sions of 1905 and 1908, amounts in the
! lords TOTO ia favor of the question, and to.
i SO in the commons. When it is consider
ed the cry ofa No Popery" has INTERVIEWED,
and attempts have been made to revive re-
/ ligious anllnositiss, this growing sentiment
| in favor OF the Catholic claims, may appear
at first blush almost Incredible but ii is in
fact nothing more than the natural progress
! Of truth operating upon the human mind,
an effect which the late able discussions IN
Parliament. cannot fail to materially i'm
prove.
Some protestant landed proplictors and in-
hshitants of Qneel's county Ireland, at whose
heas, appear lord Stanhope and De Vesci,
have conc forward with most liberal decla.
| ration III favor OF the catholics OF ireland, in
which they notice, that born In the same land,
and inte.minglcd in the ties OF blood and citi-
zenship, they conceived them entitled to the,
iult benefit OF Christian love aid the blessings
OF the constitution.
We know not that any Englisbman friend
to tie true interests If his country, can secsi-
tate himself OH the rejection OF The Catholic
claims by the Legislature but there is cnc
man in Europe who will, hail this i'll advised
measure With exIltation, and Vii! cndeavpr 10
make use Of it as all instrument to sePa ate
England and Ireland foreyer-thst man is Ma
poleen- for tyrsnt as he is, he has too much
policy to let any mans religion prevent hina
from serving his country. Ills question is
not. uhet is mems creed, but wbat 10 his
capacity
Eccry body yecoAects hozo co,,descenains
and tolite tie Pote has been to 8 his dear
son." the emperor NapoAeons and zuhat a
long journey he tack to co'asecrate his coro-
nat1cis. lie las nozO met his record, and
this " Holy Father has, uude,- a stale and
taAry preteet zukich any tyi ant can invent.
been aepyaped Of all his territories, and Iee's
6anashed Rome, by this sane . dear son. -
So mnuh Jar fos.tesless and coraescensiou to
B0aapa,te. [Boston Centinel.
DoNIT1AN ordered a tetty Tagging att0r-
neg Of tie name Of Lupus, 7tho hac amossed
an immense fortune By so1ving tie seeds Of
ktiga.ion, and sudor,,:Ag z0itncsses, to be
dr05y,les9 in the Tyler. One q his clients
eating uooa a d7Oyer of character to
engage hin iii his Cause, the larger read 1t
o0cr and coo.ly said That! do you think
/ can s7uim letter than Lupus ?"
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NJ O IL G E.

Y y III y T..
"a F ERCHANTS and others DESTROYS OF
.lV1 forwarding letters to Europe, are Inc
iorlnld that vessel will sail under the orders
Of government, from Philadelphia on the l5ta
OF September next, or as soon as may be
thereafter, for France and England.
The postage OF letters mnstbe paid to PHI
ladelphia.
Department OF State, Aug 20.
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roY S0k.

A. WAGON and FOUR HORSES
a The Wagon is in good order with a CO.
yer, and the harness new They will be sold
together or seperate, for cash ora short credit.
Apply to
John Bali, jun.
September 1. st
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wentalong side Of the sloop, to be informed
OF her destination; they were insulted ;
and in consequence of the resistance made
by those on board, the officer commanding
the boat thought proper to retire.
A schooner was Immediately dispatched
IN pursuit of the sloop, on board of which
was a number of the United States troops,
and several citizens, who patriotiicly vo-
lunteered their services to bring her back /;
and after pursuit Of ten hours, brought
her too, and took possession Of her.; the
men concerned in this affair against the laws
of the land, had, In general, left her previ-
Gus TO her susrender--sever however, re-
NAMED ON board when she, was taken pos
session OF.
Nesu6uryipport Statesman.
To those persons who doubt the sacsess
Of the Spanish patriots againstth tyrant of
Europe, we recommend an attention to the
history Of France in the years 1928 and
q she had then the whole Of Europe unit
cd against her, at the same time that very
serious divisions rcigned in her own bosom.
Spain IS opposedby the most powerful Eu-
ropean molarch, but the same spirit Of en-
thusissm which saved France, operates with
equal it not superior force upon the patriots
who have now risen against BoRaparte, and
their zeal is not counteracted by any inter-
nal divisions. When the duke of Bruins
wick marched into France in 1872, the po-
lticians of Europe regarded his success as