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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

SUPERIOR SOAPs.-Genuine old Brown
- Windsor,
White Windsor, Genuine Kesan,
Pure CASTLE, white and mottled, old and dry
Military Soap of Vroome e. Fowler's, Rigge Brock.
bank Rigge's, ]. Daniels & Williams man.
ufacture,
Honey Soap, of Colville's, Cleave's, G3snells and
Lows manufacture,
Rose Almond Camphor and Chlorine,
Envy of Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Skim
Soap very superior article,
ALSO,
Roussel's or Bazin's Barbers, Omnibus. Circassan
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown Windsor, Honey, Musk, Cosmet
les, &c.
Hauels Nsmph, Barber's, &c.
Taylors Floating Lilly, Crystalline, Floating, Palmy.
Hensleys Crystalline Soap,
Hulls Pure Palm,
Railways Medicoted Soap, together with thz cele.
brated Panaristop Soap for Shaving.
ALSO,
Guerlain's Ambrosal Shaving Cream and Cakes,
Williams Yankee Congress, and American Bar
bei's Soaps,
RoussePs, Hauel's, R & A, wright's Williams,
National and other celebrated Shaving
Creams, in great variety, for sale in all quan.
titles by ADiE & GRAY,
ApothecRries and Druggists,
fe7 No. l47 Main st, Richmond
III 18th STREET IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH,. r. FINCH, PRINcIPAL-late
Principal Of Wesleyan Female Institute.
StanntOn.-The new apartments of this Institu-
Jon will be ready TO receive pupils the lst October
The same thorough discipline and laborous applica-
lion will be maintained, as have heretofore charac.
,erized the exercises OF this School.
Patrons entrusting their children to the care OF
The Principal, may rely every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their socitude, and the inter.
ssts of the pupils
TERMS as here.ofore-ssao to $50 in the English
department..
Application should be made from ga. NJ. tod
P.M.
~ Entrance from l1th street. and from 18th
street. rear of Baptist Church. sell-ts
A CARD.-The subscriber begs leave to inform
"A the public that he has opened the store No.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank as
Bread and Tea Cake Bakery, and respect.
fully solicits their patronage.
From long experience in every department of
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials he
doubts not, by paying visit at his store, they viii
be pleased with the variety and quality of Cake dis.
played.
As regards his Bread. he would simply state that
- .iss ais greatest aim 20 manufacture II
in the very best manner, and without extracting
from it those nutritive qualities, which is but too
often DONE
R Rolls and TwIsT furnished 10 dinner par
ties at the shortest notice.
RICHARD ADAM.
N. B-Hor Rolls every morning, and HoT
Buns and TEA BISCUIT every evening. an Cts
TACKsON,S CANDLES-50 boxes, receiv
fsT ~ r. WILLIAMS BRO
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AYERS CHERRY PRCToRAL. For toe

AYERS CHERRY PRCToRAL. For toe
a cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEeS,
BRONCHITIS WHoOPING COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION
Many years of trial. instead Of impairine the pub
iic confidence Ia this medicine has won for il an
appreciation and notoriety hy far exceeding the most
sanguine expectations OF its friends Nothing but
i.s lntIinsc virtues and the unrnisfakable benefit
conferred ON thoufands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation 1t enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the Community have
tailed and been discarded this has gained friends by
asesy u1ai, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
never can forget. and produced cures too numerous
and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Wnhe II is a fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine win nfallibly c,rreetill there ia
abundant proof that the CHEaRY PEcToRAL does
not only as general thing, but almost invariably,
cure the maladies for which II Ia employed
AS ume makes these facts wider and better
known, the medicine has gradually become the hes
reliance OF the afflicted from the log-cabin of the
Amerlcan peasant, to the palaces of the European
Kings. Throughout this entire country. ia eyerv
State CITY, and indeed almost every hamlet II con.
tans, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known as the best rern
cay Tor diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and
In many foreign countries it is coming 10 be extern
sivfly used by their most intelligent Physicians In
Great Britain France and Gcrnany where the
medical sciences have reached their highest perfec
non, Cherry Pecforal Is introduced and in constan,
use in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims Houses, Pubic
Institutions snd in domestic practice, as the sures,
remedy their attending Physicians can employ far
the more dangerous affections of the lungs Also in
mlder cases. and Tor chd EN- tbs safe pleasant and
etectua to cure. In fact, some of the most fatter
ing testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found 1t eff acious in cases particularly
incidental to childhood.
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by prac.
teal Chemist and every ounce of it under hi. own
eye, with invariabc accuracy and care Itis sealed
and protected by law from counterfeits, conse
quently can be relied on genuine without adulter-
alton.
We have endeavored here to furnish the commu.
nifty with amedicne of such intrinsic superiority
and worth should commend itself TO their cent
dence-a remedy at once safe, speedy and ehectual
which this has by repeated and countless trials prov
ed itself to be- and trust by great care in preparing
with chemical accuracy of uniform strength, to sf
ford Physicians new agent on which they can rely
for the best results, and the afflicted with remedy
that will Go for them all that medicine can do
Prepared and sod by
JAMES C. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LopeH, Mass.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD e. CO., Richmond
! and by Druggists everywhere. fe l2
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Z HAVANA WEATHER.-A letter from Havana,
written on the 30ih ull., says "There 10 moth
ing pasiicularly new here; ouly, the weather
is colder than was ever known before. even by
thai remarkable person, the oldest inhabitant.'
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COKE FOR SALE.

A FULL supply OF Coke at my. yard, north
"A side Of he Basin. between 9th ard 10th streets.
Customers whose orders have not been flied, will
please notify me, (many orders having bsen mis-.
laid or overlooked) Other persons in want win
find upon trial thar this is softer ard easier to ig
mite than other kinds of Coke Ifis also tree from
slate. ffe 10-lmi J. c. DEATON.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION

l. ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber hasnow
In store complete assortment of Fall and Win
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
pnhed of the very latest and mostapproved styles,
such as Lam martine Over Sacks, kossuth Goats,
Turn Goats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
VESTS-P!ain and. fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PAETS-An shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspeniers, Socks, &c.
klso. direct from the mandatory, large as
sorunent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satins,
party Yestirgs, something really rich and racy;
aud, in fact every article in my line of business
81 OF which | prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles E. B. SPENCE,
No 100 corner Main and Governor streets.
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~ HALF BBLS. No. Roe Herrings,
{ y Woods brsnd
so bols cond. Herrings, for sale low
10 bbls No. Cut Herrings
10 bbls prime new Lard
10 bbls do Clarified Vinegar
80 frkins Mountain Butter, part prime
5000 lbs Feathers
1900 lbs Wool washed and unwashed
500 lbs Ginseng
100 lbs Seneca Root, for sale by
ial L. D. CRENSHAW e. co.
T HAVE in store an assortment OF Preserves,
Il some extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches, &c; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries.
Pears, Apricots, Apples, &c.-all Of which would
recommend to the attention of house-keepers and
others. ANTONIO PlZZlNi,
ial5 No. 40, Main street, und er City yHotel.
HANDSOME FRENCH EMBROID f a
Ill RIES.-Having in store large and handsome
supply OF handsome French Embroideries, we are
desirous of selling them cheap. All in want OF such
would do well by giving us call
fell CHARLES HARTWELL e. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
LIFE INSURANCE.

THE subscriber, as the Agent of the New York
Il Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
invite all who desire to lay up and secure small
und for the widow and orphan, to give him call
at No. 203 Main street, square above the Banks
This Company being the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured. Books explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other information, by
ja28 CHAS. WOR THAN Agent.
~ ing, for sale by -
fe7 BACON & baskerville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKs.-Th,

~ logical, Medical and Miscellaneous.
Sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treatise on
the diseases of the Chest, being a course of lee
lures deliyeaed at the New York Hospital ~ John
II Sweet, NJ. d. 1 vol evo., cloth.
Characters in the Gospel, illustrating phases OF
character at the present day, by the Rev. E. II.
Chaplin. l VOL l2mo., so cents
Confessions of Convert from Baptism in Wa.
ter to Baptism with Water. From the second Eng.
lish edition-37 cents
Sorcery and Magic. Narratives of Sorcery and
Magic, from the most authentic sources, by Thos
Wright, MA. +.
Dream Land by Day Light, panorama of Ro-
nance, by Caroline Chesebro.
Clovernook, or Recollections of our Neighbor-
hood in the West, by Abel Carey.
Nneveh and its Remains l vol. l2mo., una
bridged, 81
Evidences of Christianity, being course of lee.
lures delivered al the University of Virginia. Fur
ther supplies, received and for sale by
fe 10 A. MORRIS.
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HARPs, STRINGS, MUSIC, &c.

r r. BROWNE informs his friends that he
b viii visit kichmond about the 9Th of February
He. will have a few very fine Double Action
Hnrps, and will be happy 10 attend to any orders
he may receive for repairs, &C., ct Mr. p II. Tay
lor's Piano and Music Store loo MaiA street. oppo-
site the Banks. j. BROWNE,
fe9-ts 295 Broadway New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
Table Of Rates, No. 9.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying
81 pr yr draw 50 pr w'k S5 Or yr DIR 81 so pr wk

AHose not oiaWIns Ior Lne nrst weeks sickness,
by paying
o. pr yr draw s3pr. w'k s5 pr yr DIR 81 5Opr WIZ
q. :. "a : SO SO s s7s"
Those over fifty years OF age viii be charged 25
psr cent. extra One dollar and fifty cents adms
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above.
the first year. and must be paid al the time of ap
pication, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-ExG Governor Jared W. VIII
liams, Lancaster, N. II Hon. A. P. Stephens, Rock.
land, N. Y Dwier g. Barber, Western Hotel New
York City; Robbins & Brothers, Draper Tiit &
Bacon, New York City; His Excellency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine; Pratt & Reath, Witham &
Newman, Philadelphia Philo Wilcox, Presi.
dent Chicopee Bank, Springfield, Mass Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, Sringfeld,
Mass.
All communications should be addressed to
A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
VT few Agents wanted Apply at the office
te9
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NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINEs, II,

nj EWSPAPERS, utA0ALlNES NO-
N VELS, &c. &c, just received
Boston Museum for February 18th.
Waverley Magazine for do.
Star Spangled Banner for do
Arthur's Home Gazette for do.
Uncle SAM for do.
Carpet Bag for do.
Florence Sackville, or dependence price
25 cents.
Knckerbocker for February-25 cents.
No Putnams Semi Monthly Library, being the
Whmsicalties of Thomas Hood-price 25 cents
Spirit of the Times for February.
Eclectic Magazine for February.
Wing Review for do.
Together with large variety of Comic and Sen
timental Valentines, Fancy Stationery, Song and
Toy Books, School Books, &c, always for sale al
THOMAS H. GRESHAM'S,,
fe10 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

MECHANICS UNION ASSOCIA.
1el TION.-CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPI
tai S50,000.-Ofice in Exchange building next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond. M. B. DEAN,
President. Finance Committee William Patten,
G. C.. Wood, H. B. Judkins.
This Is an Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits
you will become life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit during life, if you should be
disabled by sickness or accident from attending to
your ordinary business or occupation
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER SO
YEARS OF AGE.
Table of Rates, No. 1.
Those drawing for the fret weeks sickness by
sickness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
AXES AND TOOLS.

THE s b CRI ID e X > manufacture and
i keep ON hand very superior Broad Axes, Of all
patterns. Drawing Knivess aarhes +chi-vrs fseA.y
Grubbing Hoes, Mil Picks, and all descriptions of
Chopping Axes, which they warrant and sell at
feIl-3tawim R. ARCHER & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

D0ARDING.--AG Grstrate room vacantat Mrs
ID PENDLETON'S, suitab.e for family or two
gentlemen. Transient bosrders can also ee accom-
snodated ~ this time One square above the banks.
Main street. Richmond. % -.
IsOUPER's IsINliLAs3,, Sheet and r5a snrs5. Z 'sW
~ cases for sale by BENNETT bEERs.
OEINE cORK-Of very sagen7tcrr .nsszi., ~
u sale by =. = Fsss>s : =
fe IL
AMPS, LAMRs.,-lke -kses.fis kessss I,s,eass Far sase
!. = q u'a,s gss iss sa' '' sEAsK00k 8 kEEvE.
!. = :, x.T 4 n. 81 sapertox aAvs l: I'D
= larse lie received " ssssy y W. xIfEn III 'st'
folk, By Arbous Reetaprknfs
fe II - 6 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

NEW MUSIC.-SONGS, AIRS, RONDOS,
IN POLKAS, WALTZES AND OPERAS w.
RANDOLPH 12l Main street, has just received a
large additional supply of the latest and most fash
iona ble music for the Piano Forte, among which
are the following:
Hope and the Rose, ballad, by s. Glover, 25c.
Sweet Annie of the Vale; words from the Mes
sage Bird, by H. G. Thundor, CSC.
Ossan's serenade, as sung by o. E. Dodge, with
Vignet Title, 25c.
Your Heart is a Music Box; words by Mrs. F. G
Osgood. by ]. E. McGrader, Csc
The Low Backed Car, or Pegey's Own, as 3
Song, also Quick Step, 25,
Wait for the Wagon, Ethiopian Song. by P. q
Knautf, Csc.
Eight Dollars Day; written and dedicated to
the Congress of the United States, by j. j. Hutchi
son, 25c.
Nelly Bly,, by C. C. Foster, Ethiopian Song, a5c.
4th EDITION.
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, by J. Mienek, de
ceased, to the Junior Bachelors of New York, CSC
fe 10
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UNION HOTEL.

EAMIi les wishing board viii fed soms very
pleasant rooms at this Hotel, also, for single gen
tcmen, with or witaout lodging. would ba glad TO
accommodate about four paore families and about
ten more single gentlemen with BOARD, By the year
or quarter Transient families and gentl<m visit
ing Richmond win find this house very pleasant
place of resort Twill promise, If possible. 70 give
them satisfaction, and they viii find the house tooe
of the most pleasantsnd orderly Hotels II this
city. My charges will be very moderate. Apply
TO the subscriber. JOHN TALAAN.
Ia l0&o
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Sold by PURCELL, LADD e. CO, Richmond
and by Druggists everywhere. fel2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
From the Suffolk RspsNitan.
Gem. plerce's vote for Exterm1n.
af1ng slavery.

The Democrats attempt to break the
crushing force Of Gen. PlEhcE's vote for
erte1ninating slavery In the District. by
c%ontending that the bill permitting Mr..
BRooKE to remove certain slaves 10 George
town was not a test question ; and 70 stis.
tain this position. they say that some Of
the Abolitionists voted for n. Now, II
this were 90, the case would be all the
stronger against their candidate, Is it
would prove that he could not stomach q
measure which was acceptable even 70
Freesoilefs But O u Democratic friends
are mistaken IN their premises, and hence
their conclusion must fall to the ground.
We have carefully examined the ayes and
noes, as contained III a certified copy OF
the official record, and not q solitary gem
~tlernan, now known as a prominent Free.
soilef or Abolitionist, voted for the bill,
but all Of them, headed by JOHN G.
ADAMS, and FRANKLIN PIERCE.
voted against II! This - pretty strong
presumptive evidence, at least, that II was
regarded az a test question. But there Is
another circumstance equally strong. Ev.
cry Southern Representative Gen. WIN.
F. GoRpoN, among them,) sustained the
bill, with the solitary exception ofa crazy
gentlemen from South Carolina, who COM
mitted suicide a few days afterwards.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11

NJ The Advocate on Thursday last
had a driving article at somebody in tbs
postmaster line. That's right, stir EN-
up let's have our papers delivered rsonsp.
tly, as they should be these reports com.
ing from our subscribers are most grievout
10 publishers. and the wrongs should BE-
wrigl.tsd. We have often through stern
necessity, been compelled TO speak upon
this subject, but gave it up as q hopeless
job.
We are glad however, to notice tina,
U very efficient assistant postmaster ID
not included in the implication. We have
often been called to notice the mail A.
rangemenss here, and think we can safely
say the attentive assistant has washed
his hands clean of the matter.
But as orr contemporary knows, . great
portion Of these Offices are filed by per-
sons connected with stores or grog.shops
or who rely upon other pursuits for acqnir.
ing money, and who neglect 10 employ the
services Of aclerk, At the low price Of SIS
per month. For such incumbents "a these
there 10 but one alternative left the publish-
er-an appeal to the Executive head.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
From ths Richmond Wing.
That vote.

The whole Southern Press are aston
isled BY ihat vote Of P1EHeE sgainst !
Vifgihian' j carrying two negroes ~ tn
District OF Columbia. ALI the Locos arr
dumb hs oysters 1.-The EngNiscr alone ex
ceplsd, which threw out souisthing, al
one time, Abofrt reducing The value Of slss'
labor, but explained it away Immediately
The anti.ScoTr press in Georgia are raw
ing otsf Il. The Columbus Eaq13ysr G
Cobb paper asks "How will this vote b
excused, and who will undertake II? i
was equivalent 70 4 vote TO aholish slave
" in the District Of Columbia; for, 1t .
man Is moi allowed IL carry slaves 10 tha,
District and enjoy the proceeds Of theil
labor, he 10 robbed Of his property, and
sla very il virtually abolished q far hs che
District Is concerned. Again. what is the
difference, In principle, between the voting
against the right Of q. Shareholder to car.
nv his property 10 Washington City, and
denying the same right 70 q citizen 81 Geor.
gia Tor Virginia) to carry his insgfoes 70
Alabama Tor any other Stately IL THERE
any? But precious little. What would
you think Of d representative In Congress
who would dare assume, by his votes
there, that Congress has the power, and
ought to exercise 1t, to thus prevent the
citizens Of one of the s~laveholding States
from moving to another or the federal city
with his negroes? You would regard
him as an abolitionist, you would look up
OH him as a man III whose hands the rights
and interests Of the people Of the South
ought not 70 be trusted. Think, then,
well, what yor are about TO do. A man
now seeks your SURFACES for the Presiden.
cy VINO, when III Congress, gave such a
vote, and struck a blow thus deep and
deadly at the interests Of our citizens and
the integrity of our peculiar institution.
Remember VAN Buren,, Cass d Co; and
then remember PIERCE and the ides Of No
vember."
This seems to us unanswerable. MI.
Brooke did not ask to bring his negroes to
the District Tor sale, but his own Use. Gen.
PlEacE would no allow it, and, on the
same principle, he would prohibit q Vii.
ginian from moving to North Carolina On
Mississippi, and taking his negroes with
him. tSa
The Richmond Enqsi1c1's idea Of pre-
senting a reduction in the value Of slave
labor, does not appear TO have entered the
heads of the Southern members Of Con-
gress. Nobody thought Of that but Gen.
PIERCE. Al. Southern members, ex 'ept
one, voted for the bill and in%ppposition to
General PIERCE. This latter gentleman
was therefore a better friend Of the South
than all the Southern delegation put to-
gether! He was afraid the value of slave
labor would be reduced ! The wonderful,
far seeing Franklin
The Suffolk Republican. an excellent
new Wing paper published in Nansemond
county. has examined the record and gives
the following analysis Of the vote. "The
Young franklin alongside Of johnny @.
Albums and all the Northern A~bolitionists.
Why, it will run oil the old pussly.bellied
Democracy Of Virginia raving mad
Preventing reduction in the value Of slave
labor! @. get out!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11

LIZA - HZ
pa glance around town is all that il
necessary 70 convince my vi that u bus
mess season 10 about TO open. Goods 81
every description are being hastily opened
of which Messrs w. d. ParLLrPs y Bro
have the richest and rarest in his lise. far.
Their down Lafayette S.. and we fisd that
our friend G. A, ILLoN. Is opening his
splendid assortment Of youth's and gent,
clothing, here every ono can saiily b
suited.
At the corne Of Lafayette and Laursl
Mi. @. PICARD. the well known proprietor
81 the aNew Orleans Cheap store" has
received : large amount Of goods. and i
In daily expectation d IN extensive stock
Of everything fancy, and durable, giving
evidence that the selection Of taste which
characterizes his stock u not 10 b sarpsss.
ed by any in this city.
Gy-And we have inadvertently ueg'
lecsed to mention The improysment abonl
the corner Of Church and Third Sts wl'ers
onr friends a. MoSrAn = Bro. 5re con
SANITY engaged waiting upon thar Gus
TONERS. They have lately incrsased their
stors . well ~ stock. and continue q
keep the best groceries in tho market.
Small profits and quick returnas' u their
invaIiabls motto.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11

WHAr nEANs ~ Iris Cof1or1os,-
We are informed shat the Hoa. u G. d.
sIDsok Democratic Eector 5pr tEs fourth
disssiat. VII - reqpssssd ~ y ~ ~
Hon. Gpo. w. WArTxnsron ii publr
discussion - Mosday ~evsaing next th.t
he i q Iibsrty y ~ =. bat 4 viii y -
his own shook. : ~ ~ q ths past u
the ein6
TaEaE = EvIDzgrLrs osrs scaEw looass
We ~ agsin infzvas1 lhas ~ HI.
otshae Electoral candsl.ts will s. solis;t-
~ y wishdrs~ ~ n.e1s fom N t;cass..
Win ON cotesnpoaery shsov solss lsgl<
npo.l slias sul,jrcs