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Louisville, Jnly 1887.
Copied from the S. IT. c. 4drocate of the Gath Juns 1897
AT the request of DIR. Williams we insert the follow
lug from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville to the
editor OF the South Western Christian Advocate, who
appears, has examined the diplomas and other docu.
msnts evincive 1.-THE Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of accident Dr. W. will rs-
main in Nashville few days longer than he at first
Intermediary the LIST July.
Rev. MIR ng6eld:-Having been requested by Dr.
Williams the oculist in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evncive Of
his claims to public confdent Gin his profession have
in company with valued friend done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageet, at pre-
sent Charge Atfares of the King of the French at
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams testifying the
genuneness of the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c. as well those from the Medical Socie-
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers frsm men
known TO be of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States, detailing instan-
of great success in the restoration of sight to the
ohnd. have seen ne,ry all his poor patients in this
sty. I knew none of them previous to their coming
his care; but all Have seen say they are un-
ROB'T. B. C. HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
=. 5. Since writing the above, one Of DIR. Williams
patients has called upon me, and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eye for seventy years
but declares himself beueg that last night for the
first time in his life that he recoect he could dis.
tinguish, with tn eye, of the prominent stars
learn that this old gentlenan has lived many years
in this rdgion and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
X
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IN CASKS BACON sides for sule by
ON moa G DORSEY. A New I.evee.
I'S1EGiNG AND ROpE-2i3 pieces bngsing, and
ID $50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador for sale
by LAfEF d AMElOAO'
70 AGGISG-50O piece, Kentucky Tagging, land in
- from steamer ecu WAYNE. and for sale by
Y0RkE, BROTHERS,
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mississippi and Louisiana Hotel,

l.
M KS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an
neinces TO her friends and the public gone
rally that she is prepared 10 accommodate them ut
the abova establishment, and hopes fr'm her
exertions to render visitors cnn.nr;atc, 10 receive
4 continuance of former favors. She feels conn.
dent that persons visiting Covirgton during the
summer months, cannot find better accommodations
than she can afford them, on mere liberal terms:
Her house PLEASANTLY situated, and well supplied
with every convanirnce; the bar is furnished with
the most ehoioe liquors, SC. in short she promises
'Nat nothing shall he wanting on her part to give
itirs satisfaction to all who may patronizc the
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. le3
ITO THE PUBLlC.-Tlc undersigned. having
Il studied under DIR. Set midi OF Charleston,
9outh Carolina, aud for some years his assistant IN
the practice Of medicine and surgery has the honor
to eFer his professional services in this city.
He assures the ladies' and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention will be paid to the calls which
may bo made; and also offers his services to tho
holders Of slaves, being well acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended them IN
she sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti.bilious pills alter the composition
Of Professor Smollctts, with directions, can be had
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
prsdacsd in this and other Cities has been attended
with the greatest success, to which the best OF
,sfsreaees caa DO given. Apply at No. l66 Maya
sine street. JNO. M'LoklN1.
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Vnn BAGS Suma,ra Coffee;
kOU 50 boxes Of doz each Moselle Wine, 1926;
50 do or2 do 40 do 1926
50 do off, do LP Port, 1916;
81 do Off do l. P brown Sherry, 1916.
40 pipes extra Madeira. For sale by
HERMOGENE, BROWN Il CO.
n,r Q (,nrti streIt.
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lean MARIE FARlNA's COLOGNE WATER
- cases m.re of this superior Cologne water, just
received and for sale by the dozen single bottle
Also American and French toilet powders powder
rus and boxes shaving and toilet soaps, cosmetic wash
balls, milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream, extr
musk, kephalia, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatum,
creme de perse Florida avendar, rose and bay waters,
BILE I'd liquid rouge, Chlorine and Orris tooth wash,
CLOTH hair TOOTH nail and flesh brushes together with
additional supply of fashionable horn and shell
combs and jewery, for sale low at wholesale or retail
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
iu1y6 70 Chartres street.
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Specimens to be seen at the shop Paints, ellis,
glass; sopa varnsh, &c. on hand motor sale.
m
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F4INDNE WS,
mr. ) Cor Common aud TchapitouIas ali
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VSLUUR-5OO bbls 8 f Flour. for sale bv
milo & DORSEY, "A New levee.
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 Wheelburrows, %
wv dirt do in sto, e, for sale by
CHAMPLiS& COOPER,
zig 81 ,lul.s At
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
GROCERIES.

~ F. OLDECOP u co. respectful
u. ly announces to the public gener-
ally, that they have opened Grocery and
Provision Store in their new house, on the
North side Of the Public Square, where
they will be glad to receive and accom-
modate their friends. The following COM
nrises q portion Of their stock, to wit -
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
MAR IE D a.,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Hon
John Walker, Mr.. JOSHUA GORDON to Miss
JANE L. ROBINSON; all Of this county.
This evening, by the Hon. John Walk
err, Mr.. ROBERT A. WILSON 10 Miss AMAN-
DA ROBINSON; all of this county.
On Thursday evening last, by the Hon.
John Walker, Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON to
Mrs. MARY JONES; all Of this county.
MAY she, as time has covered him with years
Love her old man, and cherish his gray hairs;
Nor he perceive her charms, through age decay
But think each rising sun his bridal day."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

In pursuance fan order Of the Homo.
rablc the Probate Court Of Amite coun-
ty, granted ut the October term, 1873, |
will sell 10 the highest bidder, on credit
OF twelve months, on Thursday the 9th
day of December next, the following des-
cri5ed lands, belonging 10 the estate of
Violet Hill, decd, 10 wit:--Fractionn
Section No, 2, Township |, Range 8, east F.;
and Lot No. /, and east part of lot No. 2,
in Section "A, Township No. 9, Range 3,
east. Said lands lying in Amite county.
JAMES HILL, Admir-.
Oct. &c, 1898. 43
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
New ADVERTISE m N t $.
STRAYED AWAY

NROM the plantation Of the subscri-
Der, on the night ofthc 9th instant, a
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
NOTICE.

II FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
IL having been granted to the under
signed on the Estate of Leicis Perkins, Sr.,
deceased, at the September Term, 1888,
ofthe Probate Court of Amite County--All
persons indebted 10 said Deceased are re-
quired TO make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are
requested to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. IN #ft
JAMES PERKINS,
LEWIS PERKINS,
Administrators.
Sept. 90, 1888. - 39w6
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Altar of Hymn en-.

young, chaste, and lovely--pleascd, yet half
afraid ..... .........Or ...
Before yon altar droops plighted maid,
Clad in her bridal robes of taintless white,
Dumb with the scene, and trepid with delight,
Around her hymeneal guardians stand,
Each with tender look and feeling bland;
And oft she turns her beauty -beaming eye,
Dmmed with a tear for happiness gone by!
Then coyy views, in youths commanding PRIDE
Her own adored one painting by her side,
Like lilies bending from the noontide blaze,
Her bashful eyeids droop beneath his gaze;
While love g. homage blend their blissful power,
And shed halo round his marriage hour"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25

ENRON the plantation oil the Subscrl-
Der, on the night ofthc 9Th instant, a
Pair Of Broom Carriage Horses,
with u star and small blaze in their faces,
some white spots on one ofthcir backs and
one white foot, or perhaps more. They
are fully sixteen hands high, and have a
boldappearance. There was also three
year old BROWN FlLLEY strayed with
them They were seen few days after
their running away, on the road between
KelIertown and Clinton, La. Any lntor-
nation forwarded to the subscriber, direct
ed TO Laurel Hill, will be gratefully ac-
knowlcdged, and liberal reward will be
given 10 any person who will secure the
said horses and advise me OF the same.
ROBT, M'CAUSLAND.
Laurel Hill, La, Oct. 10, l838--43w3
0S5-The Free Trader, Natchez, Advocate
Liberty, Gazette, Baton Rouge, and the pa
per at Clinton, La. will publish the above
three times, and forward their accounts tC
the office OF the Chronicle. r8 umaH
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
NOTICE..

4 LII those indebted to the undersign
IA ed either by Mole or Book Account,
Tor BLAcKsMTHING and WAGGoN-MAKING,
in the years 1867, are earnestly re-
quested to make payment on or before the
first OF November next, as further iDdul
gence cannot be given.
Those who fail to comply with the a.
boye request, will find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands Of proper Officer
for collection.
ROBERT w. BROWN.
August 81, 1888. 35ti
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
Probate Court, November Term, 1888.
To ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE REAL
ESTATE OF VIM. MORGAN, deceased,-
Greeting:
VOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court of
Ante County, at the Court House there
Of, on the FOURTH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
next, and shew cause, if any you can, why
an order shouldn not then and there be made,
authorising and directing the Executors Of
the Last Wiz and Testament Of said De-
ceased, to sell the following Real Estate,
belonging to the same, viz:-The West
Half Of the South East Quarter of Section
Thirty-fve, Township, One, of Range
Three, Fast; and the South West Quarter
of Section Thirty five, Township One, OF
Range Three, East of the Meridian Line.
Said Lands lying and being in Amite
County, Mississippi
WITNESS the Honorable JOHN
~ WALKER, Judge of the Probate
{ LIS. Court OF AmlIe County, al the
49,, Court House thereof, the 4th
Monday of Sept, A. D., 1888.
ISSUED Gath Sept. 1888.
DAVIS, CLERK.
Sept. 20, 1888. 39w6
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D / E D 4,

In Woodville, on the 10th inst, Mrs. p.
DEGRAFFENREID, consort Of Gen. M. +.
DeGrafenreid. .a uaHg .t.a
In Woodville, on the 10th inst, Mrs. s.
SLAUGHTER.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
p,,Ics and Regulations for persons dealing
""' loiA HE Bank.
RULE xxx.
RULE xxx.

Every person who opens an account
,ronsacts business with the bank,
anu anu snhscribe his name in book TO be
S S for that purpose, to be called "Book
N.Y. cGE;;rOourcs;" and all the persons compo.
~" house, keeping an account with this
I Ink shall subscribe their names and sig
natures of the firm in this book
RULE XXI.
All notes discounted by the bank shall
hs charged to the account Of the payer or
U :" when due; Prorided, There are
E'Dds in bank, to the credit of such person
or oersons, and he, she or they shall ne
Dlact 70 have the same taken up before the
Shutting of the bank, on the last day Of
grace.
. RULE xxXII.
Ifonv bill or note belonging 10 this cor
norotion should not be paid before the clos
mo If the bank on the last grace day, such
h;II or note shall be forthwith protested,
and while such bill or note remains unpaid,
M discount or accommodation shall be
GRANTED TO the drawer, or endorser of
the same.
RULE xxxIrl.
Bills and notes deposited for collection
shall be proceeded with as bills and notes
discounted, unless the person depositing
the same shall otherwise direct in writing;
urorMed, That in case of non. payment
and protest, the person depositing the same
shall pay the charges Of protest. No notes,
bills or drafts shall be received for collec-
ton unless the same be deposited at least
five days before the day ofpayment, and
unless The same be endorsed by the deposit
tor.
RULE XXXIv.
All notes discounted to meet the ply
ment Of any note or bill due the bank shall
not be drawn for, nor applied to any other
purpose whatever. as.f l..... ..-
RULE Xxxv. ...
There shall be kept separate vault, in
which shall be put all amounts and vaua-
bic articles that the board may think pro-
per to separate from the regular ami dali
ly business of the bank. Said vault shall
have three locks, the keys of which shall
be kept as follows: one by the president,
another by one of the directors, and the
third by the cashier. 1t shall be the duty
Of the cashier to keep in said vault, under
the direction said president and director,
a book, wherein shall be registered every
thing deposited in, or withdrawn from it.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
RULE xxxIIi.
RULE xXxGv.

All notes discounted to meet the ply
ment Of any note or bill due the bank shall
not be drawn for, nor applied to any other
purpose whatever. ar., ......
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v. r. CRAWFORD,

wv ILL, in future, continue to practice Law
wv in the Circuit Courts OF Amite, Pike
and Franklin, and will extend his circuit to the
county of Copah. BUSINESS also in the Probate
Court of Amite, will meet with his particular
attention. on Washington st., opposite
the Court House.
Liberty, August 8, 1897.
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Also. on hand. an assortment of MEDL

HTU ALSO,
Writing and Letter Paper, Quilts, Sand
Spelling books and Waters.
Tnware, Of all descriptions.
Crockery,--Cups u Saucers, Plates, bowls
Pitchers, &C., G1c.
Spanish and Common Segars,--and many
other articles, too numerous to
mention.
Liberty, Oct. IL, 1888. Al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

ScIENrlrsc lIysEEAuoN.-A teacher, DO
.cc,gun- 10 his scholars 90 Cyat5c's SynoWWes.
rH1.ued upon them Co remember th3t ie~tf ard
disc0rcr were altogether, different ~ ,ae.r mean
ia---tor instance, SAID DE- Columbus invented
America. aad Fu.,7oshsc5yes,Ia s,c1maoat."
Tur Board Of Aldermen Of he city Of s.. Low
Is have bailouea one hundred and .ug,y-ii,e t'ttes
l1r president wiih5I, ctlccli1s a choice.
S " Ploddsrs" have rsca several degrees DO
putIc esteem, and K is now generally believed
that an individual exhibits not ouly more honesty,
bat more sense, Who Laws up a few hundreds a
year by industry aud economy, and thereby gains
a competence for old age, than one who reycls IN
luxury and fashionable glory COT few years, noon
borrowed capital, and finally stpks fifty lhousaaj
dollars below nothing and Icscs BIS character into
the bargain.
\ table has recently been published, showing tIc
progressive increase Of christians iom the first ceg-
tnry 90 the present The first century is put down
at 500 600, the tenth al j0OU00o0; the eighteenth
at 250oOoooo and The nineteenth at 25o,00o.0oo
The OHIO Statesman mentions an instance 81
4 successful attempt TO cultivate the coffee plaai
inlhoi said.
\ MAN Il; home reads only the cdi!otn part oil
a newspaper 4 man IN foreign country '"3J5
the advertisements with great lcs', as he there
finds out what his irieujs are about, and seems to
be indicted directly into thor couamg-bousos.
ARoiher Di>qsier.-A letter TO a mcychan, Ia
Cincinnati, dated Cleveland, hpr.l 3gih, gives the
| following intelligence:
We Iean that the steam boat Bunker Ill., on
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Notice.

n fael settlement, between w +. >maa,
~ a5 l7uf publisher Of tha pynac,a', a-sl
myself. al ar h'o.s, notes and a-toaat,n' .-..
aaye bean Transferred e. mc. have assnr,d al
dc aebH H. ta' go concern. anil at tire >dfs ,.e
aJc ,a he rr.l % 1la alone, Mr.. smith, having hen
th., aty, 1ai.Hs ma-t 60 no w,ll ;lc Sciteu 90 o.
,fe E>.He,s. AsI ,sa3yt attend u pers1n 60 tie
business ss7 tg necessarily c'npeltt o. i"t D.
a--e amount OF RE notes anl accounts uap3.i, boz
shc ssu's B. ag OifcCr t,r collection. Ire debts of
,hc ol eon,rro most bc pae forthwith. and Inne
a8 tanse ule bt.i 90 70 VIII ,pwmpi iD isc.nr1us
their dues. "a u. NORrHiN6 Ton,
April >tk ISIS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
10 the Public.

MEssRs. EulroRs:--CuIled upon BY The notice
or rather caution which appeared IN your paper Of
tho 2th inst under the Signatures Of Wesley Smith
and J. G. DAVIS, lorwarning the public from trading
i0r two notes made ly them 10 me- as the consider
alton for which SAID notes were given had failed.
Now, say without equiYocalion that It il LIE,
and the authors knew il 70 be ialse aud untrue ut
the time Of making The assertion; therefore, j de-
nouacc them 10 b. beneath the notice Of any per-
sen who has the least prctcntlOns tn honesty, and
tat i more proof IS necessary, it can and Will be
pfodgced. JOHN DAVIS
MAY 49, 1893. ljtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Tas t4'wH- H--s'rs WEI, ou Ncrav evening"
ms, e.cctel officers eft l., Columbus Association
Tor the Acquisition and Diffusion 1T Cs.ta Keaw.-
edgc, Gr 'is ensuing wear.
Or. D,BNEy LmscoNB, President.
HENEY nIcziNsaN, Esq. Niol ps.sl.ut.
y LISTER, Secretary.
J. n. MoSrGoNEEY, Treasure.
" F.. GooDwIN, Librarian.
Rev. Mr.. RlEn, Col. 2. B. B.ExzR. N. ~ BEle-
HAN, RonrRr BEuoE WrrrEE and WN. L. Has
EIs E<,ls. Board OF Directors.
20 The first public Lecture VIII be delivered on
the third Tuesday Ia June Due notice vii be
given OF the place Of meeting.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
Medical Notice.

EhR. Y. y. Boiling respectfully offers his
NJ services to the citizens of Columbus and
The adilccnt coentry, IN The practice Of MEDICINE
and SURGrRY
lie has been in regular practice CIR The last TWEEN
ty years, N tic East South and West, and has
treated diseases ID all their various forms
Satisfactory references eau be giycuif required.
Nav 49, 1898 dam2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
New and fresh Goods.

FHVR0TTER & SYM0NS, Gfo now recen-
N jug their Spring and Summer supply Of
new and fashionable Goods, which will consist Of
almost every article customer may desire. This
stock was recently purchased in the northern
Cities by orc Of Tie firm with much care and at
tenon. We only ask those who are disposed
TO purchase fresh goods. TO call and examine our
assortment, and re promise 10 do all in our pow.
cr 70 render every satisfaction
TROTIER & SINONSt
May Il 1858, 4}d
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Notice.

BASE OF TIE ToNRiGBY z. r. To. .
Columbus, March 10Th, 1888.
EpOOKS for subscription to the balance OF the
h5 capital stock Of the Tombigby Rail Road
Company, viii be opened ai their Banking House a,
loocI9ck on Monday lie 18th inst, and remain
open Ior US months, unless the amount should be
previously subscribed ior) Under an ael, entitled
an net. 70 authorize Rail Road Companies 10 dis
pose Of their unsod stock, copy q which may be
seen az the Banking House.
~ order OF The Board.
ii. w. CATER, Cashier.
March 7th, 1885, 36-tG
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Last Notice!

a LII those indebted to the subscriber will
IA please come forward and settle their notes
and accounts as must have money and all those
who do not settle before the Isl OF July next. may
expect 10 pay cost, Zoe am determined 10 place all
claims in the hands Of an officer which are not SCI
Tied previous to that Tine. No joke Gentlemen.
WIN. ECkFORD.
MAY 70, 1888. AIT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Physicians By HE 'ehoiesale.--At the recent
commencement Of the University of Pennsylya-
MIA, the degree of Doctor of Medicine was confer
red upon one hundred and fifty seven persons.
The Cincinnati Daily News adds: "iIthls does
not cause a rise upon life Insurance." drugs
and Medicines ard sheep SKINS for parchment,
we will lose oar guess" Free Ifader.
"When is there TO be an end to il I" issuing
Treasury notes. ~ Y. Express.
.4nswcr.-When the banks pay the Govern
ment the money they now welt, the occasion
which called Tor the issuing Of these notes VIII
have passed. Erie Observer.
Treasury NoTEs.- amount Of these
notes issued mp TO the first Of May, by report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury amount to S0,524,-
ISL. Al and that there has been received 10
payment TO the government, S5,l75,Q0e, Ieay-
ing outstanding the sum Of S4,349,75l. AZ
MEMORABLE FAcT.--The whole amount oil
specie in our city banks at their last report was
SLsl7,s90. The amount Of specie which has
arrived in this city within the last fifteen days IS
$.6I5,000; being S797,ll0, more than The
whole amount that was ID our banks fifteen days
ago. We now want nothing bal the Sub lTta.
stry bill to keep this money in the country, and
we shall have one hundred millions 81 real mo-
ney 10 ensure a steady and universal prosperity.
Nor Fra
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
MISSISSIPPI Union Bank.

sN0MPLErE forms OF the various Blanks
y furnished by ihc Attorney tor the Union
Blak may Be bad IL THIS office; a.so Blank WITS,
Blank Dcots, summons, Executions. Sc. May :,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
COllert AcndemY.

FEHHE semi-annual examination Of the pupils
III Of Colbert Academy, viii take place on
Thursday and Friday, the 7th and Sth daYsof june
next Parents and Guardians Of the pupils, and all
Others interested, particularly invited to attend
By-order of the Trustees.
Colbert, Nav 26th.-46-2w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
nnn.nEcrI-e ON nm

&. y 'Hd2a-i"e ana H.aIot'".' '''''"'
II / has long been apparent TO many of the e.
ao,,,,o members 81 ths Democratic Party Of
L, S,tg .,I.,t l;,,I c,- H., o1yac,
IN. ,.,o ~ t...ir I,l.,..,f n,i9ro,ot similar
~ - 4, .,l ,.,ii,... ,,,I influential ,,.-,i,,, 4,
r,,.,,5 t, ,.J.',,,.. ,,.l, IL il ,I.r,, ,,r.
',,,, ~ s,r.I. ~, ,.r,,l.,,l which sbolll ,mi,r
,.I H. ,fi,,s,,s ,r l. ,,.a1 ana ,i.r,r,ps iit.rl-
", ss ..g ~, , ,1,7r1r,- n7b, of gi.ns spl.
i.n, s.,,,.i. n, m. l,,tr,.saul measures of l,ll
,,.,.. XXX. ,.,,,l'.,ll N, hrr, r5ai,riiy or tbo
- n -. A.. .sso,t la, nj, i,t,. h.
,,. IT,. a,,'o'.,. 1,,',,,l Inv, ,rt ,iyo,at,n,, hf
n,,,,.,,, r,,,r,u, t3rrr, tlo ,n,.t MAJ, Mons tha
80. ,, f,r,.G r., orf.fs, ot ,,rc,t T.,'.tL
NM cor le,,.,I lrrr. mora pnb,rata research anJ
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rational, anl lasting influence on the public mind.
Other considerations, which cannot b. too highly
appreciated. will rem ter the establishment and sue
cess Of fine Drnp,srl Maeazue of very rreat iugor-
lance.
In the mighty struggle Of antagonist principles