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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

r." DR. J. t.. CIPK,Y The g"utcmHu whose
mana" forums the caption of his uprr * one of 'hf
few modern phN >iciau- whose application tn ms pro-
lr-~uu and devotion tu the afflicted rrudrr him alike
an rruamou; to l'c one and benefit lu 1hc other
Hungarian by birth. ne sought with kussIlb to p'ac"
bis country among the nations ui the u"Irh beyond
ti' upprt>~urs ru'. HAT her sons W-ht rejoice ~
thr practice of lho~c prrc"p.~ which are alike our
cln end our prIdr In his Efforts - to d.. hc hn.
.cd the reward uf ipctrcual resistance tn "puro~-
~pu. aud - homr and q crIu'U know hjW no more
tp1r hoNNfr. from hI~ 81 ltius up" oar consider
alton pHt1ot. ih' testimonials D." character Hnd
ctpHclN which H' lr.u-~ cubto him 2" pubic r1uI-
d,uc" 10 the Exclusion oi ll,~, VITO po--,-~ ucuhcr
the one or the other ~ 20 gentleman hl~ character
j. uuauj,h"l rs ph}si'!a". his .kil unsurpassed;
a'ti 'o those whose lnprul'ur" h'> i"i uron tN'u
ih' tIu~ ot disease. WC r'lu con- tl~iN commend
HIM with the assurance thut 80 him ihoN Will liuI
tri"ud whom 10 know :. -r.a gain. The Nr = office
j. W. 3 aud Arm"rv ilHll corner OF Sacramento
and MONTGOMERY streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

yHyIlIS Invaluable Specific. first nr"dnrcd mo
u Pisa some fifty years sine. soon hrchme II" "tp
known rs certain cure thai tuctrrN Town dhd''
NOT ony on The Continent. but in Great Eralh, The
,,oud G,r if was - gr,nt. its merits So astounding,
that in less than Soar Fom it, Introduction II hId
-ibp,inted all othrF remedies. III" Medical hcultE
uf The principal cities ol Europe "cr' '"'hP'"'n 10
rk nov ledge IL wonderful np>i"rl over dl'tsr fTo
nri,,f- at other medicine. JrHluu- ui ~ sway NhtnN
nudc;vurrd to stay it> OnShrd pro4fcsS Like graS-
rG,rc the mower their Efforts fell % The ground aud
like fire, uu the praircr sweeping AL before II. Us ON
ward march became triumnhant II stood iorlh upon
ID, own merits discerning puphc saw. tfled "ht
were con incrd OF IT, magical virtues ! Ne hdH>Ne
fortune ucauirrd bv Ur. iarrra from the sale Of II
during the .ix year, he prepared H. alone 6"rr "ilnr's
ia it, miraculous merits. AZ lh" dtcea>" ui me Doci
lhe pccipc was bcqucathed To- h@ son. "ho has lately
introduced the remedy ittn he hHrd HHlt'' IhG
number Of cures II has already nhde are astonishing
thousands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
TO its efficacy.
All who use it. It will cure With a safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack No-rnurs t,e IA remedy That
has been tried for he past lit years and was never
known 10 fail
Beware of Couuicrfets. The extensive SAFE OF this
wonderful medicine has already caused soIno person
or persons to palm oil upon the ats speeding. spu-
riuu- compound. closely resembling HE original. BE
uarcu.ar to buy none without tne written signature
of Parriri. ". -. on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle Al others are cpuntcTirlt and their com
Founders viii be punished "iih tho mnorst rigcr Of
The iaw
Pri,r. Three dollar, per bottle For sale by D. Bab-
cock sole Agent for California, Oregon ani the sand
wch Islands to v hom an order. Esu- be addressed
\ liberal disc unit made - wholesale dealcrs.
-. BABCDCk.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street,
san Francisco.
Li-t Of Agents through, n the State Rice Oiiin X
CO. Druggist Mary -Yille: x. h Slarkweather. tiiy
Drug store stockton: W. H. BuHer sonora: BeHI
Shur.lef Shasta child 4 Worhen. PiacerNll!"
T,t.tt Jr Sacramento { ID. II, W. AHrr.
Downieyille Dr. John LARK. Nyrada -pr. NJ.
Gatlief, Yreka, Dr J b. Winston Los Au2re- :;
Thomas Whaey. san Diego; Geo l.. story, PoHia =
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
DR.. PARElR A IS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
cases of "A private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN
furious efkct to the system or ary
change of diet. 1t has never iallcd'
it cannot fail to cure
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

-" The American women Viii op-
pose (and justly too) the annexation
Of the Caualas, after reading the fol.
lowing aIlusion to thcm, which We find
i'll the Can da papers
Look at the women charming at
sixteen, faded at twenty, tooth'e-S at
'twenty-iyc, hideons at tmrty, DIVIDE
ing their time between their rocking
chairs and their beds, incapable Of cX.
crtion, incompetent to exercise, ever
ailing, li,tless, lazy, straight up and
down like an old fashioned clothes pin,
making up the deficiency of their de-
vclopmcnts with whalebone, cotton,
and bran-arc these the things to sue.
llc heroes ;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

DLANKs -EveIy description of.'sustic9's SI hks
Nd fui sale athis Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

J. Czapkav would ask especial allrnUo to sypb'c
and guurrhual Diseases In the brs stages oi cIihcr
of these complaints he guarantees perfect ana rHec
ual cure in "A lev days without hiudrlnce +" business
ar fh. slightest Inconvenience. The Doctors method
Of treating them combines all IN" latest improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries nadr by HIM
SELF more effective than anything yet known which
sfcpreS the patient from the possibility of secondary
svutnrns and moves the disease in the shortest p-
sible time Secondary syphilis which appears ~ con
sequence Of the ABSORPTION OF The poison no ID" =!
TEN. and produces Bubues, Olceralons IA The thrat
and nose Wh ch destroy the solt parts. and cau' hc
bones 10 muriiy. separai" and come away dishgnung
the patient horribly Nodes or painful sweilings on
the bones splotches upon the skim cases OF which the
Dor,nrs see daily in his Office and which the result
Of improper treatment Also, ulcers, sores aud pm-
pies and injuries TO the constitution. which after a
long period OF suffering destroy life twill also be re-
membered that these disorders are hereditary passing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
PLAN FOR FINAL ORGANIZATION.

!. Let every town in the State where Fremont
Electoral ticket has been nominated make perfect It's
club, and enroll al members possible to obtain.
, Make a list of actual voters in the town, name
BY name, and ascertain the political procIvty of each
one.
g. Procure at once full supply Of needed dccu-
melts from the NewYork Committee. Where they
cannot be had from nearer source, few dollars
sent TO A. Arnold, No l5l Nassau street, or to The
TfIBrsE Office with perfect directions a. to address
town county and State, will insure practical assor-
ment Of these by mail or express.
T. Ask the Editor Of your nearest newspaper devoted
to Fremont and Freedom, to republsh the Republican
Platform Col Fremont letter of acceptance, and the
Chronological table Of events IN bis life, issued at The
TnBuSE ofice in chart form, which tells compre.
hersve story.
5. Hold meeting in every town on Saturday pre-
cedirg the election in the afternoon, whereat one good
speaker shall exTound the issues Of the campaign.
Thus there will be NATIoSAL Mass MEETiSG on that
day,
6. Devote Monday prior to election to preparing
tickets, poll-lsts and ehslengers.
:. Let every Fremonter make arrangements for de-
voting his whole time on Tuesday to the contest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

On the Eth Of June last the Republican State
Convention of Pennsylvania met at Philadelphia.
1t had been postponed to the latest moment, for
the National Convention, 10 which 1t was to APP
point delegates was to assemble there on that very
day. 1t was by no means an imposing body.
Though Philadelphia could count many distin-
ouished citizens who desired the overthrow OF the
Border-R uffan policy, which was threatening the
country with inextricable ruin and disgrace, ou'
one of them all, Mr.. HENRY c. CAREY, had the
manly courage and patriotism 70 nscrloe Ms name
upon the lists of the Convention. Inc idea oi
rousinc PENNSYLVANIA cut of her hereditary stagha'
ton and stupidity and defeating Mr.. Buchanan IN
his own state, with all the organization oi the leu
eraI cffce.hoders, and all the resources OF the
leading bankers aud cotton merchants OF the coun'
fry at his service, seemed hopeless; and accord
ngly. the State Convention met and performed It's
duties under the most discouraglng auspices. IL
seemed foregone conclusion. Defeat appeared W
h na;ute5 all over the banners of Freedom, and the
Brookses Atchisons. JED. Davises, DouglaseS-
all the treitorous and bOodstained champions OF the
bludceon and the bowie. knlte-eXulted over inc
nrospectiye Endorsement Of their crimes by the
American people, and the eternal control OF the
Government which they fondy fancied to be secured
TO them and theirs.
But thew were soon shaken from their confidence.
The gloom resting upon the Republican cause was
lifted BY the setting up of the Philadelphia pat
form-the most admirable body of political doctrine
put forth by any party in America since the DecIar
alton of Independence-by the nomination OF r re-
mont and the noble attitude he assumed IN accept
ing the responsibilities Of a candidate The can
vass in Pennsylvania was entered upon and con-
Quoted At most serious disadvantage. And yet, III
spite of all obstacles, such vitality was there IN the
c,use, such heroic prestige in IFS candidate, and
such inspiration in the orators and distributors OF
tracts who throughout the State undertook to adj
dress and instruct the people, that, from the feeble
bee;ppnp of June on the first Of October the Repub-
6cau party was the undoubIed master of the state.
MIR. Buchanan Mr.. Forney. and all the Border Ruff
fan leaders were n despair; until stlast, extracting
from the bankers and cotton men OF this city the
means of unexsmped fraud and Of bribery on a
scale without precedent in the annals OF political
| corrup,ion the, were enabled barely to regain 4
sbsd, Of their lost power and to carry the State
b, the small majority Of five thousand 'o'es out OF
| some four hundred thousand
Such are the palpabe, andeniAbe facts OF The
case Ii is true they Gene 70 us Win NJ Inc pi'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

An intelligent and observing friend, who has
spent some time recently in travelling through the
Western States, informs us that we have failed TO
take into account great property interest which
has been silently but powerfully working there
against the Republicans. 1t is that of the land
SPECTATORS The whole West is swetering in land
speculation Merchants, doctors, lawyers, farmers,
office-holders-amost every body, in fact, who has
either property or credit in Indiana, Illinois and
other Western Free States, has his hands full of
unsettled lands, bought (manly with land warrants)
at 81 to SO per acre, and held in market for farm
ing purposes at $40 to $50 or in village lots at
500 TO 81, 900. To every landholder or stock
holder in landobbng railroad, it is quietly whis-
pered, .sIf Kansas and Nebrasks are Free emigra-
"tion will run by your lands to choose tor Itself
son their virgin soil at ten shilings per acre; but
"let them be consigned to Slavery, and free emf
"eration will be arrested at the western line OF
"Iowa and Minnesota, which will insure speedy
rush for your lands at good prices" This whls-
per told fearfuy against in the late struggle in
Indiana,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

Whoever shall truly write the history Of the
Presidential canvass now drawing to a close, will
be required to chronicle careful and persistent
avoidance of the main Issue by those who thrust
that issue into the canvass by passing the Ne
braska bill. The propriety, the policy, the good
faith Of the abrogation Of the Missouri Compact
therein involved, are the questions on which this
election should turn Yet the politicians who wan
tony broke the peace Of the country by deylslng
and passing that bill are now sedulously intent on
lodging the issue thus provoked. Col. Fremonss
nativity, parentage, religion, contracts, &c.-in
short everything that will to distract public at
tenton from the main issue-are paraded before the
eyes of the people as ifthey-and not the Extension
or Limitation of Slayery-were the main issue in
this canvass Should they succeed by such means in
avoiding the Judgment they so richly deserved, the
result will prove their dextery and lack of scruple
but will only postpone the retributiOn of their evil
doings. 1t will be the escape Of culprit from
conviction by picking flaw in the indictment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

Returns of the recent elections come IN very
slowly. The telegraph having told all manner OF
stories, and got everything into nextricable con-
fusion, does not condescend to forward the official
figures, which alone can satisfy inquiry. We have
the official returns from only sixteen counties in
Pennsy vania and none from the other States. 1t
is believed in Philadelphia that the Anti-Buchanan
party have majority of four or five in the Legis-
lature, and that the Democratic majority in the
State is under five thousand In Indiana it is
pretty certain shat Judge Willard, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, is chosen by small major
ity though some authorities are still doubtful. 1t
is unnecessary 70 give fable of the result; in Ohio
that State is for Freedom by majority so large
that the Pro-Slavery vote is only counted as q
matter of legal Formally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

meas Of disappointment, which derives an sdded
pregnancy from the consciousness that the liberties
and the honor Of our country are at stake In the
contest, and that her future prosperity or shameful
downfall may date from its issue. But yet, when
these facts are calmly viewed, they are pregnant
with encouragement and not with dependency. Ii
under such circumstances, and at g State election
merely we have thus driven the party OF Slavery
extension violence and anarchy into straits 80 de'-
perae and so nearly fatal, it is surely nothing I'M
possible to cOnsummate the total overthrow OF 'ha'
party at the election Of November. The Repubh'
cans Of Pennsylvania are low relieved OF all Alliance
with those treacherous Fillmore men, who last week
betrayed them for price That class OF people
nOw have a special electoral ticket OF their OWL
every vote given for which is so much drawn from
the strength which Buchanan has now e1hloiled'
Harrison was beaten in October, 1-iO py near!
$500 and vet carried the State In November; and
Taylor in l.4a gained II, 900 votes upon condi-
ton Of things quite as discouraging. 1t IS only
necessary to give similar gains to Fremont IN order
to secure for him the electoral vote Of the oiae'
Is this impossible Let the contrast between the
position of the Republican party in June ana IN
October, afford the answer. Pennsylvania may
yet be secured to Freedom. With energy. industry
and fidelity, every thing may be saved. Republicans
of Pennsylvania the freemen Of the county, nay
the friends of civilization all over the world, iooA
to you to do your duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Fremont Not a Roman Catholic.

For several months past letters have been pouring
by hundreds and by thousands begging for some
thing conclusive the question whether Col Fremont
is or ever has been q Roman Catholic. AS we DO not
believe that Protestant is necessarily any better
than q Roman Catholic, we have beennclned to make
light of the matter But the pressure has become 30
great that we have finally consented to issue pam
phlet on the subject which completely dspoSes OF
it. Now all those who have been much in want
Of such document can be accommodated. Price per
thousand 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

fHILAUFLFHIA, VNk I..'V'
The Episcopal Convention have resolved TO ADJOURN
finally on day evening next.
Al the Corobers Inquest, in regard to the Mclntyre
murder, two witnesses recognized John English oil
Baltimore as the man who fired the pistol though one
swore that he wore cap, aud the other that he had on
Kossuth hat BY the testimony of these witnesses 1t
wss proven that tie Shifier Hose Company was ct
tackled and that running fight ensued tor distance
Of two squsres One witness testified that the deceased
was heating a man over the head when be was shot,
and this ia corroborsted by deceased having billet IN
bis hand when found. The Jury meet to form YER
DICT this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

BY the arrival OF the Texas, We have dates from
Nicaragua to Oct. a. Walker has Withdrawn his
forces from Massays and concentrated them at
Granada, expecting speedy, decisive battle with
the allied army of The other Central American
States. The decree of the Constituent Assembly
abolishing Slavery has been rescinded' and no OBJ
sacle now exists to the establishment of that nsti
tuition in Nicaragua. Our comments on this SUBJ
iect may be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
STEAMSHIP CITY OF SAVANNAH LOST.
p,trtxoRg Oct 10 lsIO.

The steamship City OF Savannah, from savannah
for Baltimore. sprung sIesk in q severe storm on
Oh "a aud the crew were unable 10 clear her. The
r.ne water soon e1tnguished the free and the vessel
runk on hursday. The bark Sylph of Boston took
ot the ,ffcers aud crew, who arrived here ast nisnt
The steamship was valued at $50 600, aud is insured
for so Geo. Her cargo valued at $lOOoO, and Is
believed to be all insured. She belonged to the new
steamship company between Savannah and Baltimore,
and formerly sailed under the name OF the breeman
RRVdon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PITTSBURGH, Saturday, Oct. Is, NO.
Allegheny County official -Scott, s,OSi Cochrane'
1899
In the Twentv-frst Congressional District, Richie
Republican. is elected by $50 majority over McCand
less, Democrat.
In the Twenty second Congressional District Purvi
ance, Republican, is elected By l,4so majority over
Gibson. Democrat, with the Town OF Butler yet to
hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
The Republicans Of East New.York held two ,pi

The Republicans Of East New ] ork held two spirit
ed meetings On Saturday evening. In one the people
were addressed in English, by Messrs. Miller, Dana,
Priediger and others gentleman Of toe vicinity, a
schoolH aster, Whose name is oblitersted from oul
Do,es, also made COCO speech In the other meeting
addresses were made in German by Messrs. Hartmann
Witbe, Gairieue, and Dana. The evening was con
Guided b. singing the AarseIles Hymn With great en-
thus.asu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Business Notices.
TIVE YOUNG MANS BUSINESS HAT
Wv 49, d,h., ~ O s,rt.,ion Of this u.e,4l

,,cns ,notker i'm pcrtstion Of this useal becoming
In - Haf GrNix would premise that he has Sc
n'a Of the fabric In this mAfket, and that no
curs can obtained either by dealers the
soohi,r =, cent from his establishment
TIE srt nssnment Of toe aTee-and wa large ore
vss sold pie'y uBeh2npsd 10 ih. branch Of me h4'
49, mn until he hss been unable TO supply.
~. nrrent Importation Ia Of superior quality and embraces
,,r diversity shapes aud color than the last Such
he s popularity u this style Of Hat IN France and En-
.snd tin Fans manufacturers almost constantly
sm ooyed meeting the home demand aud end dc alt
provide TADsA Atlantic market AL the surplus they
Al rresen produce been contracted for BY the uudergned
and will BE- Forwarded fast A. II accumul4es.
The ssnd Juror for the Kos-uh Hs equal 70
this elegant and durable business
sporting and travelling Hat for young
The CshmeTeo fixed fact in the uudress equipment OF
Young America GESiS No. "a Broadway,
Opposite 81 PauPs Church.
NB-Country Merchants supplied from assorted SOCK
4 One Hundred Dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
The TribuRe

For California, Oregon and the Sardp,ch Islaads
win be ready THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock. 1t will
contain all the --latest Foreign and Domestic News
SINCE the railing Of the last steamer Money and Market
Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &C. The George Law for
Apnwsl, VIII leave This Afternoon at o'clock.
TIE Mails for California and other pa ts Of the Pacific
willclcse at O'Clock p N. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing can be had al the counter. Price
& s>nfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARREST OF PROSTATE MEN IN KANSAS.

ARREST OF Fhtr4-oI ~ Il -''h@.' ~
Special Di,p.,ch to The N Y. Tribune
I,wE,yoE. T., Oct. IA, via ST. LOrIs Oct. Is.
A man came here last night with the news that
.xo hundred and forty emgrsnts had been arrested
near the Nebraska line, by Col Cook at the head
Of four hundred dragons. They are on their way
70 Lecompton. 1t is supposed they were arrested
because found in body.
That writ is issued for the arrest OF sherlii
Jones is false. Gov. Geary boards with Sheriff
Jones.
The Special Court for the trial of the free-state
prisoners convened to-day.
Not Pro-Slavery man has yet been arrested IN
the Territory By order of Gov. Geary. POTTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

A limited number OF Advertisements are taken in
TIKI WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation of E5,ooo
copies and is unquestionaby the best medium extant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
New3lork DAILY Wibm,re
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

@ W. sgELEY. Shelby Whist State
To Oun in sending remittance
auenily omit mention the Of the POstOhce and
eevp frequently the Of the State which their psper
10 bo sent. Always mention the Of the Pot Qs
No 10 taken OF Anonymous Communicated Whs
intended for insertion b. authenticated by the
and address OF the wreT-bo sealy for pubics
ton, but o. guaranty OF bis good faith.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR SPRAGUE OF
RHODE iSLAND, &c.

GKONIDkstE, tct IL, io"v'
Ex-Governor Sprague, the moe extensive manutsc'
turer in the State died this afternoon IN TINS city he
vas at the head of the Fillmore electoral ticket IN THIS
State.
The propeller Pelican on her passage here from New
Yolk Yesterday. picked up box containing CONN
and corpse supposed to have been thrown overheard
from the steamer Connecticut IN the recent Storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

The Rev. james V. Watson, editor Of TIE North
Wtstern Christian AdrOcate at Chicago, died recent
y, after an extraordinary and protracted series Of
bodily suffering lresutng from violent and almost
renting attacks OF spasmodic asthma, extending
through period of twenty yearsl, such as few men
have ever been called upon 10 endure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

This il row being done in the First, Second in1d'
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Wards, to my kno~'edse'
and suppose the thing pevades the whole CITY.
Secrecy is eujoned of course; ba. the truth eau DC
squeezed out. ,o,,ryv.N
Oct n 1856 fOH'NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
THE PROCESS or ELECTING Mr..
WOOD.
r, the Cdi:sr Of The n. Y. Tribvne.

SIR: want TO call your attention to species OF
ex:otion devised by Mayor which is so scsndaous
that | am compelled to reveal ii. Orders have come
frcm Mayor Weed to the efec, that every man who
i en- ployed on tie Police and who expects to reman
must be assessed to carry HE be Mayorsl reelection.
am ASSESSED SIS; the captains are Assessed so.
paid ny 81 without whImper to save my heed