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The Finances of Congressman.
correspondence of the n. Y. Times

WASHINGTON, Friday. Dec. %.
Secretary Cobb has decided to-day that
members of COngr IS are not entitled to re-
ceive their pay until the amounts doe shall
be certified by the Speaker as correct, as is
required by the act Of 1918. The law OF
1856 does not repeal the other act, and the
Secretary says:
Knowing the jealously which very pro-
perry exists between the different depart
menis of the Government, | should require a
very strong case before / should assume, It's Il
branch of the Executive Department, that
the legislative department intended 10 trans
fer from their own to the Executive Depart
ment, the right 10 pass upon the amount vi
their compensation and mileage
This decision does not seem TO be relished
Ivy many Of the members VINO have exhausted
their means
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Tong BIesse..

The "Asiociat" OF the -4iianfie Aon,Aiy
throws on the following.
Bat e.,Hioaad the make-beii.ve women We
have ,arn-a eoss, In our streets; where d.
they epRIe from. Why. there isn't Il beast or
n hard that noaid drag las tail through the
dirt la the way these creatures do their
dresses. Because queen or a duchess wears
long robes oa grvaI o,casions. a maid II all
work, or factory girl. thinks she must msk
her.elfa nuisance through the stree, picking
mp aud carrying about with her--bah! that's
what call getting yulgarity into your bon >
aud marruw. Making believe TO b~ what you
are not Is the essence OF vuigariiy.
show over dart IL tie on attribnie To vul-
gar peopl'. II any maa eau walk b.hind
o1e OF three y oasea, aad see what she q K q
np she goes, aud not feel squeamish, be
h,s got strong stomach. | wouldn't 1t
o &C Of thrm Into my hoase without serving
them a. David did Saul "a the cave OF he
wldrrnesS-eut on their skiFtsi
Don't tell ne that trae lady ever sacri-
nges the dats Of keeping all around heF
sweet aud clsaa, 10 the wish OF making iyal-
gar show. fson't believe il OF lady.
There are some things which 40 fashion
has any right to touch, aud cleanliness is
oae OF these t1lngs.
IL waiaaa wishes 10 show that her hus-
bsad or her father has got nioasy. which she
wants and means 80 spend. hat doesn't know
how. let her hay . yard OF two OF silk and
p n IL 10 her dress when she goes cot 10 yak
sat lss her anpin Il bsioFs shs goes into the
housei there may be some pour woman that
viii think IL worth dislniecIing. Ri
II e an insult tea respectable lAuaslrass Co
cary such things into house. loF Der ~ deal
IL b fsrx vszi rsalaS IN l1s llsass aaa give :
= a $500 Ia
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NAPOLEON GALLANT.-Tbe following incl
dent related by the Independence Beige, is
amusing, if true:
At recent soiree at Compiegne. the EN-
peror remarked that Lady CowIey, the wife
Of the British ambassador, wore no wedding
ring. On enquiring the reason, be was told
by her ladysbip that her marriage had been
30 precipitately performed that the ring had
been forgotten, and the want never repac-
ed % The Emperor CALAMITY ordered a
wedding ring, with guard ring of three rows
OF diamonds, to be prepared; and when pre-
senting this magnificent gilt To the lady in
question, nude use OF tile following terms,
which the writer pledges himself to give cor
rectly. to the very letter: Il beg you to ac-
cept this ring as a new pledge Of the alliance
of France aud England" 1t was when Lord
Cowley went TO thank the Emperor, that
overturcs were made to adopt means for pat
ting an end 10 the recent misunderstood
ing"
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try: Prof S, ". johnson. on Agricultural
chemistry; Prof B. Silliulan, Jr., on Meteor
ology; ]. Stanton Gould. on Grasses and IT.
rigation; Judge French, on Drainage: Joseph
Harris, on Cereals; Prof. Brewer, on Com
merciai Plants (fax. hemp. tobacco, etc.;)
Ger. B Emerson, on Forest Trees; DR.. Com
Sfcek on Fish Culture: Donald G. Mitchell,
like Marvel) on Rural Economy. -.
The whole is 10 be free, except the nominal
charge of only ten dollars or less to meet The
necessary expenses of the lecturers and other
iucideniaIs The occasion will doubtless be
one of great interest to cultivators generally.
and call together large attendance from all
parts of the country. Inquiries with refer
ence to this project may he addressed to
Prof John A. Porter, Nsw Haven, Conn
AgrsclslllaiSt. k.
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Mexican Mustang LimiInent.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all colOrs,
grades aud conditions oflife we hear lhcsa need
OF praisa awarded this wonderful article. Sores ere
healed pans relieved, lives saved ,vdiHdb animals
made useful, and untold Ills assualed by this great
medicine, which is surprising TO the Judgment Of
mau. What family does require STANDARD
Liuimeut. Who ever heard of the same effects pro-
duced by any other artcle2 For CGts, Bruises,
Spraus, Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses,
&c, il has equal. Be,odre If limitations The
genuine Mustang Iument is sold by all respectable
Druggists and Livery Men ia every town, parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe
and Tue Islands of the Ocean Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK, Proprictors,
nov25-lm New York.
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The Republican Programme

The following call for a Republican Ma
tional Convention. Indicates in brief the de-
signs and purposes of that party:
A National Republican Convention will
meet at Chicago on Wednesday. The thir-
teenth day Of June next, at II clock, noon.
for the nomination of candidates To be sup
ported for President aud Vice President of
the Uuited States at the next election.
The Republican electors of the several
States, the members of the Peoples party OF
Pennsylvania. aud the Opposition party OF
New Jersey, aud all others who are willing
10 cooperate with them in support OF the
candidates which shall there be nominntrd
and are opposed TO The policy of the present
Administration TO Federal corruption and
usurpation; TO the extension of slavery into
the Territories; 20 the new aud dangerous
political doctrine that the Constitution of ilS
own force carries slavery Into all tin Terri
tories OF The United States; tn the re-opeuing
OF the African slave trade Ca any ia, quail
~ OF rights among citizens aud who are Ia
favor Of the immediate admission of Kansas
under the constitution recently adopted by
ice people OF restoring the Federal Admin
tstrsiion 10 system Of rigid economy, aud
&c tbs principles of Washington and Jeiier-
con !: Of maintaining inyiolaIe the rights OF
the States and offending the soil oil every
State and Territory from lawless invasion I;
and Of preserving The Integrity OF ihe Union
and the supremacy Of the Constitution and
Laws passed In pursuance Their OF against
The conspiracy If the lead r. Of a sectional
party to resist the majority principle, as cs-
tablirhed by this Government, even nj the
expense Of is existence. are invited 10 send
from each State two delegates from every
Congressional district aud four delegates al
large TO the Convention.
EDWIN y. heksAs, " b. os-ssUs n. Cav, KY
JoskfH bAkILkfr, Nae. JAMS AIR lad
GzoksE q. fssso, y. ~ AoAaAs b. sVDp, az
LAssEasE bssiskEp. VI. 4 SaASDIks, No
JoBy z GooD~i1lf, Msss. JOAN f. rwsspf Wn
tsfnxox WALLIS, CSnn- AIsx. RAnxEY Mffn
JANIS sHxzsAs, y. J. Asbass J. srEpHtss, 40.
1aok<s wIIIikhs, Penn. NJ D.. CoSwsr Kalsas
0xokox HARi n Md Ikst- CIKraksk, H. c.
AiBkko CAIpwkiI, Va M. u. CaAcH r. 4
1llox IS SPooaka Uhln.
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Agricultural Consention and Lectures
IA Make COLLEGE.

Il l. proposed 10 havr what may b. termed
a great agricultural 'proGracled meeting AZ
lal' College daring the present Water, o.
lat thFou gitunt aha whole month Of February
The exercises are 10 eHpsisg 81 lectures bV
..iding reliable men. cnlnenl In the hi Gsere {
Departments IL agriculture. bort. eaitarv,
atnck ralssag. etc. Ais5ut eighty lectures
are proS idvd foF.--tso to hour each day,-
zach Lecture 10 bs loilqg ed by conversation
al Nefei e., qaeslls,us TO the lectures. and
discussions. TSvnty or thirty g-n4lemrn
we'll kaowR ia Agriculture, besides the Pro-
icss1rs IN Yale coilege, are engaged 10 take
pari "a ihe sacrrisss ~ isesgErFs cad lesels-
ere While naInegusls other StBsasat agrteallal-
Talists aud hertieailaraltsts have expressed
their Intention 10 W pres-aG AID paTIicsaass
III t5e dlscassoas. E
Amoag The lecturers are Lewis r Allen.
Cassias ". Cisy aad Francis Rsieb q Gait
IL; SaafsFd Howard aud De. c. / ssr, On
norsess O. L. Fiat aud oghsFs. % lie BAL
ryi The Hoo. MARSHALL T., Wilder, DF. q ".
Grunl, Mesarr. +. Barry and &. G.. Parae~
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Freight 10 New ferk and PhilapslPhia
or
Cotton and Fiour,

CHARLESTON AND 81 VayEAH
Cssn per se efhos ere mas 10 ibs weighs - IS
flear per barrel 81. IS
tnsaf4slre aecenFHry encctl fruus ChaTirafon and
-9s&naah - AeN roi and Fhit-dci, hla
Costea snlnprrzssa : TIE sta1sh And exIsaEs -
stezsnFTs whea eoHprcssd Il can b. frcif hted frcrn
Aea YORK % fsrrlgE FoEts 10 les a coi-
tsn nat Congresses 80
Thfoage receipts isxued ~ TIE Freight Agcat q
he ssztsliie sne caaEt4noosa "a ir..ad.
Cw. ASpfEsON.
deozS-a Gcrerzi Agerl
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~ A despach from Washington, dated
the 25th, sent 60 tie Cincinnati Cazxie, says /:
'sThe resolutions OF The Virginia Lsgisla
ture. calling upon the Representatives. IRON
that State, To unite apon any Conservative
man for Speskership, 80 defeat Mr.. Sherman.
has bad The effect 10 bring over some OF Tbs
Democrats Representatives 10 thai policy.
who have hitherto refused 70 support any Que
- ell tainted with Know Noshingism, aud al
ssssmpt will be made 20 unite upon SINE
Conservative Southern Wing or American
either Boteler VI Virginia, or Maynard OF
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Mrs SfnsioV, an experienced nurse an
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
ecth,gss which greatly facilitates the process
teethI-s by sofIeniHg the lucing all nlams-
ion--wih aay all pain aRdis sure TO regulatethe
bowels. Depend upouit, mothers, - wiilgye rest
o yourselves and rchet and health 10 your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement IN
another column. une7dAWly
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what Constitutes a Good sevipg n,,hir,,

% ho1Isl be ~ril naasu. simple a. "a eor.l,ue
% q anu oaEily keIt ~ order.
: u should make a 1 gai k,ck- sIltch alike nm l,h
ider ni the hiatcri J.
s. 70 siieuid $40 ahy and al matsrks u ~ can be
stwcd
I. IL shoald be able 10 usc cott n thread er slk
s. IA should be able ssw T. 0ni caais ~ 20 mr.
fiia from thick To thlu with fsplghy aud witlout
IN tngins The tension.
II shout be able to make the tensien greater or
he's on bolh the under Apd upper threads, abd Win
hurnity.
I, should have Hfra .shi needle, eurrsS ones are
5. Ihr needle should have p-rpsndisaisr npo.lon.
This Is ab olaiely EeecFSsTy Iuf heavy usik
y II slosld be able {" oisd sl'h bhder, hem
Nith iit miner. should siHch, fel run and CstlIeF
10. Is shodld be a.asys read, work
IL u shouid Dc capable u uss,g tbs ne sine Of
thread on b''fh sides 81 The D. abb q nsIng aner-
ept eei"'ed ihrssd o. SIX, 6sts - bsiU~ 10 cOs-
?, sp ia = al ahl tsa oslfs &c both ~ be uite
~. il should be adj, "a 'H-AS Aa.E IS sAo't
"a bshouia eor,meDee sewing ushs'y atthe n,s,
"a Ch
IA u shout run easily and make bui Lille poss,
-. il should have Shs'-iseesi, noas Others aIs
Ia csiisLait s0i tat y ih9 surx.
10 u shysls NJ bsl-abls 80 auI 20 ,.rdsr
I, s..'a H-s &c ats q rFsA go shi rsa.
10 It should NJ lorna risas en- the uHssr sid.
nor r@te out, NOT he ~ssieie oi thsvsd, - Is iLs
case nh all chain stiseh nlschacs
20. y sh0sd ~ be 'm trouble than u Is
~Ols."
Get the Best.
III Howe fsuily and I<.fiser n. rl,nes are war-
rAato D. Siv1 tstsE Nt-asslen thsn Say 0sle4 ma
1Ala-s IA the la@E Asi, ~ EaIes reiuHsed.
he sosi sewing AaeAiss ssitssE Ia The city, (OrrI
AseuzuxAi A. ~ - cents ler doscn Bowe's
Marine I~iss. szsellsaa srticle, % cents per
80 cOsE Bros 49,
o. colieE- STREET,
dee=s-af over aeclsii.sd's
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DRMM!oJT'sS
Chalgbeate 2ills.


Al spsrient and stomsehic preparation Of
IRON purified Of oxygsn and crboa by com
bustion IN Hydrogen. q Aigh Enseieai an.hor-
lily and extraordinary efficacy IN each Of the
following eompla.nts. VIZ:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. INA
cIAIIoH, UYspEPsIA. DIARkHEA coAsII-
JAuEDIcE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUnA
TIsM NERcuRIAI CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTEET FEvERs. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHE. FINALE WEAHNESS. ME
nExsTRuATfoH. WHITES. cHL0RoSls. st-..
PIMPLEs on THE FACE. EoU6HEESs OF
The IRON hang absorbed BY tia hlnsd. and
thus circulating tAro1sh tbs who's systsE'. ne
part % the body eza escape their truly vssasF-
ful influence
ms sxpsrssnes Of thousands daily proves hat
No prep1raszsn q Irsn can for = nomsnt b
compared with IT, Impurities o. ne blood. de-
pro.siea Of vital tnsrgy, pale sad eiAhr wis
ssskiy ecmpl1xions sneiezts "a necessity N al
most every e1nesissbls eese- In al esses q
female disability laasr aihrA chieEesas. ste-l Us
effsesz are aelas hEln.ly rsnasatsng. Ne rrnedy
has ever besa discovered. IN tAs whole hlstory
q ms1irine which sxer-s sach premFt happy,
xaA faiiy restorative Effects. Coed sprsfitss ecn-
pIsss digestion, rapid ssqulsl<lon g trrsaGkA.
Win AZ 1nusuai deposition fer active snt
cheerful exercise, Immediately fsllsw - nss.
A 8 grand s.srzehie and gsneFsi rssturAflss
i has no szpsrlsr ssd ~ g sstiieis.
Pat ssp iss neat mas z.<f.f a4zzrs esntstnsne
50 yrsfis, prsee 80 esnfs Pr na< - - =.
ee Sos enc ae1sa box<A - 90 49, 49, -
nxuxxf<s. rrHeraIfF. Win ~ ssuf t1ss -
I nay szfzzF<.s sa re<<sps 81 shs Fsse>- Al 49,
ssrz, aF<ler.. etc.. shsa1a - ezs<zFss<<a -
r. 3. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents
e444 ) 11s uaoADSAf. ~
Hn-s@. .ssvs - f@s-sss'a's - sAs'
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fat wtll-knowa Watering 'Platt


ksssg Tor maRy years b S1uaeel X. fa1st. "a the
C trsl Tarafik= Rs.4a lesatg fFuE Calaaisa. g.
avpsst sfsi at 70 tni-s lrela the latter 4sd le
foEl As Pleasant Tse fraet - Azst coEtsias ahst
asd acres tlAE leo -Sfes ~ pfsssiaet4 "
isua sstsVAta1a. slih saes BScisfns = lssat<re
sszbAs r-s-qs Alsy e. aat asss-Fstr C@eus fsF the
css1alnedztiat C lass les visitors thss tszrs
0f tar uat fie&sAut sazasasr Retreats "a Ien-
ns.ssSe ac1sas l the gh~ss Sssat u tznd betsesn
Nashville add Nes tfftr.sns e4th al sbsEiesnre u
the beet hrs Water stc 4zsfA Water act s9E
ksass-s hy any tbs s4setA-
ASS Gee AegFo rnan naEea hen, q Aeers bes
n@aasd Nesae 10 bead % Cattle. bead % Horses,
iale, ! fiaf -hsgss = keesn tss-horss Hazen 1aa
HzFaess, Garage and harness, fsrmsax iat r..
s1aals. Haaspnsst sal kfseAea fasraksafe- s Ia
eaassy % reaesastsaa al be eoaseye4 % ne par
chaser, Y aay sx1zs-
ygRas OF sAIKs
Tes isndss Tires eqaAl pAy1ssEs, ens respesftse'
IL Q, Il Aa - ssbthz iF<zn TIE dAg q ssls, 81
tatersss. ID aaa seearlsy Feeairss spa ll3a -
t.fasa Ear Ia. pare fhx bssssjee - -
s,Ft.szerts sIIf ke saiA . cFs1t - sta BeaEas
sak x-od 20 zrlsY. exxsst sanzs ea9eg -, shzeA
III - - Ihla- 4. 6okisoS,
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WHO lEEaTED THE SEWING MiGHAEs
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED ls4S.
X. Howe, Jr., Original Inventor and
PaIenlee.

II 'HkSE MACHINES are strictly First Class and rr
l. be'aty and simplicity If construction. uriblity
and ehcleDry m working, are uneqnaied by any.
They make tight lock tch more nearly aliks upon
both sides Of the goods tan that BY any other
Machine.
Than al other lAnily mac hine. 1hr 500 machine IN
warranted 10 do rs nne work a. the bseler a WI
u.s. FAMILY MACaIN tS.--lr. Gee SEQ $40
SEQ. $50, aud 500.
TIE lowe CylFidvr Machines, for al Leather
kiHthlhg, sccl ns Boot ala slo- weTk, CsrrhRe
lrln Hiu+, iiaFurss NOg K. Ar, hsyc always hrld
re- Etat."n Tar above shy ohfT az hiuea tact uni-
Srrsally admitted No other Leather macl,inrs a, o
mali needle - the Howe Cylindvr Machine
fTItS--l56 ana $3.50.
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IEOlloway,s Ointment promotes super
hcihl evaporation, lends activity 10 ths absorbents
andIcleauscs the blood and thus By the three pro
cesscs n eAhaarion. absorption, aud dsiufeo ton,
cures ali sores and erupuops.
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Great National Route.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. r..
Presents 10 the TRAY cling Public
The shortest Ronse 30 tbe
Atlantic Cities.

Direct connect ems made from Nashville and
the South, via. Louisville. with Railroad
aud Steamboat Lines for Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York. Boston and Warrington
City.
Thrs.agh tickets can BE procured VIA wssLingtan
tsa .sssitAEs,
Passengers By tbis roie can VISA The elites = Bal
titss Fhit@isianss. Ne3 Apfk aHa Bet ~ efss
III tskst 10 Nc~ Yosk - B.sstsn - slhsr iisrs-
Ssessas CArs atfAs iird Al trans. fnne qsick
AID Esfe a. Ass - sas. s8y ether Fesls- Ilfpsea
ttrrts an t<xsRr chex - De ebfatped a 81 the
,EssrsaI x rsAd 49, sIa@Ebo4l .tees ~ ths " cat
aud ssssh.
Az Tor Tickets via. Baltimore aHd 0aic
Railroad.
J. n OUR Gezesai Tksket Assot.
" T. sAfTH Msstes 81 4rs1sIgrt sitaH-
= sylIIE, Coastal " ssasrn Asesk-
deSsz-a1y
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ALUABLE
WATERING PLACE
ESlks AllE..

DYgrtae Of a n ed 81 rfsast exrsateJ 20 rs~e b
Id Stiauul X. faast, rsstcrcd ia Ea.sS pages
"a ssa, Al ana ASST ghe Registry bs,,ks Of Law
retsre eeoH4s, resu Slii SD - the highest tsde
On sase premises, rtl suAN, tisv -ss d@y u ie
cefabrF. $50.
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Stock. Stock.
aud AFTER sasaraas. ahe assa Nee

A kxpzesk IRE ga tfaia sill Be fan e aha Szss-
n Eile sa EtssitAEaazz kzlirn1a ftls Ersis ia.
leave Na<eeiils - oSlek Z. ~ arrive aa fAasl.-
a.ssssa ssSs n, iesve thsstane-gz a. go r. NJ
skasrstse sf Asasxis essz A. Il. Siek - rits ssesE
wisfhx on 4noat sxlern esafs Aetseeu Asshtiils
ana CAzittaesss, Aed thsee aazkc I'd csnzeeiina
VIII Efslf.s resalag sessh-
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Ambrotypes and MeIaneotypes.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
AT TIE
ORLEANS STORE.

AVE all Ger entire stock q W.uter Goods
w - Motlay. receinber isth, II Is per cat un-
-eT c. - AusHg tbs Artal large iiae Il In
pih = Ffrnch Mvriaees, H.o Ieltsnes. Wool Ft4sds,
tasluieirs and shzals.
psct@-lu GRAHAM oLNllL-
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miscellaneous.
Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT. e

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
Il city, ON an excellent turnpike road is offer
cd Torrent for the ensuing year. The propfietors
have spared expense in beautifying the grounds,
and making snch substantial improve meDts as 10
make 1t an inviting place Tor thtSe pleasure seekers
whose business viii admit of but limited abseuce
from the city. There the grouncs one well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
soci i amusement, Blii9rcs &c; also desirable as
a residence Also another building detached con-
tanning two new and excellent Ten-Pn Alleys, Bar,
&c.
The premises contain two never failing sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands fFsn the city
on of their rsediea and paatable qualities.
For further particulars toaghing the merits of the
place terms OF rent, &c cali ON
DOUGLAS h WALSH,
I Corner of Deaderick and Cherry streets,
decf9-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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For Rent or Lease.

A FARM in the 18th Civil District OF Davidson
IA county. Apply to
MICHAEL VAUGHN,
dec24-tf No. Al Cherry 3treet.
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x..-r>s .Asv. .. s~~-sa.@zl~ e sAa
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LOTZ'S FURNACES.

aecIe-tf Agent for Iolz,s Furnaoe, y a..hviIe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02


SCIENCE mas uRR HEnORe, not less than war, which
annihIlatea ell that the former has done for mankind
II S something to be celebrated In either sense Of the
word, and DR.. l.. }. CZAPKAY, one Of those d atm
KuShed exil who accompanied Kosbuth In his ight
To America has STAINED, In the estimation Of ma0r
~ Of men. that high position. aduate Of the Uni
verSty Of Pesh by the authorities Of the
famous JOsephiniNn Institute Of Vienna he had al eady
started uPnn brilliant career, In his native land, when
the War Of the Revolution broke the young pTae
titoneT At enrolled himself upon the side u HE
eountryS deftnder' History has already done justice
u the services which he rendered that they
have been endorsed by his General well by all his
companions In arms until doubt remain his
merits.
81 vel convinced Of his skin were those among whom
he had east his M this sled Of the Atlantic, that the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine eheerfuIya ce0rded
him dlpma and the honorary title " A. L. His skill
and eeene? In the treatment ~ the certain branch Of
deaSes to which, without regard to the Of
appointed rivals he has devoted himself have become
- widely Known as 70 need no further indOrsrmehv-
Th0usands have been preserved from rTetTevahle de-
Struction y timely resort TO the services Of Dr. L. j.
CIapkay, whose once IL at the Medical and Surgical
Institute In Sacramento street, opposite the building
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.