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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

I Jude D1nolaN 0peeeA % Norfolk.
| We don't know sbow . person can
Setter speud half hour than in the
perussl Of the able speech Of Judge
at Norfolk, Va, for which we make
room in our columns to-day. 1t 10 .
frank, honest, and independent docu-
meut, replete with sound doctrines and
uuanswerable argument, which come
home to the heart aud conscience Of
every true and loyal citizen with ten.
fold force.
1t is the propagation Of such doc
trines a. are therein expressed which
will give IN altogether different tone
to political affairs in the South, and will
roll up noble Democratic msjori,ies in
nearly If not quite every Southern State.
Not even the Southern 6re-eatiog press
has been able with all it's sophistry and
mal-construction to afford their readers
any satisfactory objection TO this noble
enunciation Of true Democratic prin-
ciples. The Republican press Of the
North hates it as the devil does holy
water, but all attempts to meet it and
set it at naught have proved futile.
We earnestly recommend its perusal
to oil, not only Democrats, but men Of
all parties and men of every political
stripe and creed.
The Only WEAPONS LEFr.-The on
ly weapons which the Republicans make
use Of in the present campaign, says a
truthful contemporary, are misrePresenta-
ton and detraction. They have little or
nothing to say in favor OF their own
candidates. While Mr.. Douglas and
the Democracy are making positive,
bold fight on the issues involved, march
ing straight ahead and knocking aside
right and left the Ultraists Of the North
and the Disuniou,sts Of the South, the
friends of Lincoln content themselves
by following in the rear, carping and
maligning, instead of taking stand in
front and fighting the battle fairly and
honorabIy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
state Democratic Ex. Committee.
Lincoiu Clark and F.iz Henry Warren,

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
Will address the people at the times and places
indicated by the following list Of appointments
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

benediction. He thought the Discipline vas
explicit.
Upon motion of Rev Dimmitt the Bishop' e
opinion was spread on the minutes. 1t wss:
singing, prayer aud benediction. 10 his vie "
he thought the benedictiou should be pro-
nounced while the audience was standing. He
thought the audience thould stand while sinQ
ing and particularly during the f.a.t
The views Of the Bishop we're embodied ia
the form Of resolution. by Prof Fellows. with
view to settling the question Rev Kynett,
upon suggestion of the Chairman, moved the
re-committal of the whole matter to Commit.
tee on Church Usaees.
Rev Scobe. Of the N Y Conference, and Rev.
Patterson Of Erie. and Rev Plank Of the Rock
River Conference, we're introduced to the au-
dience.
The ordination Of loca Deacons and E,ders
was taken up Rev. Moulton vas called up,
and subscribed to the doctrines of the church
De vas elected to Descon's orders. William
Ir'ck OF Dyersvilie. vas recommended. Elect.
ed to Descons ordere
Inc Ccmmittee 10 the case of Rev Herms.
me'r reported verbally that there vas nothing
against him. Elected to Elder's orders.
A Odeil elected 10 Rlder's orders: Thomas
Thompson elected to Desco n's crders.
The report Of the Committee on Periodieals
vas presented. 1t endorsed the action Of ,he
late General Conference 70 alive to Elder. .
that Monday be devoted to the consid Grafton
OF the distril uticn Of religious deliberativs
de-. DO. Adopted.
lyon motion the same committee VA dir.
eetsd to procure speakers for Monday night.
Rev d. J Hsvens. . supersuuated preacher
vas presented - candidate for Elders ordsrs
Elected.
Rev skinner wished to call At sntion TO thu
money for missionary purpose He wished
those having such funds 70 hand them in.
Rev Paneoast moved that Rev Skinner
hand over the funds In his pesssssion to DR..
Holditch.
A spsaksr aid there would b some $500
more eollseted fer miasioaasy purposes this
Year thsa )ast-tAeee weald b. II IL soos
$500.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
CONVICTION NEWS.

SUSPENSION DURING THE HoLIDAYs.-FOr
the purpose of giving the employees recrea-
ton, the fouRdery on Fourth. street, of which
Geo. w. Ball is the proprietor, and the rail-
mill at the foot of Scott. street, suspended
business last Saturday, and will, it is under
stood, resume business on the I'd of January
next. The first-named establishment en-
ploys 100 hands
OPENING OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
Circuit Court convened in the Courthouse
in this city, yesterday morning, for long
session, Judge Samuel NJ. Moore presiding.
The announcement of the Grand Jury was
as follows: Geo. B. Marshall, foreman; S.
s. Newman, A. p. Sanford, d. De Garmo,
D. Westcott w. II. Glore, Jacob Kyle Q. T..
Rusk, @. Hardebeck, Jas. Riggs, VIM. Gra-
ham, II. Dressman,. VIM. Hopkins, l.. L..
Daniels, J. G. Dyer and jackson Sparrow.
But one case was disposed of-that of Peter
Metz, for carrying concealed weapons, for
which he was fined $50, after which the
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
SANGuINARY AND MURDERoUs ASSAULT
On Sunday night, Henry Overhouse
was assaulted by a couple of men
in the vicinity of Twelfth and Bank-Lick.
streets, without the least provocation. One
of them named Henry Slaughter, struck him
with a elung-sho in the temple, aud the
other stabbed him with knife in the lefl
side. He was taken home in a dangerous
| condition, and yesterday morning he wa
attended upon by Doctor Schwartz, who a
three o'clock in the afternoon pronounced
| his recovery doubtful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
NEWPORT NE Ws.

SCENE IN THE STREET AND A SCENE IN
CoURT.-Esquire Payne hearda case yester-
day morning, of rather peculiar character,
growing, we learh, out of the following cir
cumstancss: One of our citizens, John H.
Brooke, had been annoyed by letter, which
he alleges was thrust under his door, and
suspecting that the Postoffice clerk, young
Hailam, was guilty of the offense, on Satur-
day morning last he charged II. with it..
Hallam denied the "soft impeachment" but
Brooke persisted, at the same time making
sn assault on Hsllam. The assault provoked
Hailsm to pick up a stone 70 throw at
Brooke. which caused Brooke 10 draw a
pistol upon Hallam. The facts drew the
attention Of the city officers, and yesterday
morning Brooke was arraigned before
ESQUIRE Payne TO answer. The defendant
was fined So and costs.
CHAMPIoE DAKc1EG CLUB.-The Champion
Dancing Association, of Newport, will give
| their first grand annual party on Thursday
evening, at 0ddfellOwS Hall.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

FREE LECTUR E.-MIsS EMMA
A54 HARDINGE will lecture At the Unita-
Ms hurch the corner Of Fourth and Races sta.,
THURSDAY EVENING, December 21. Subject
"An Original Plan for Founding Self,sustainipg
institution for Utterly Hemeless and Outcast Fe-
males" The presence Of all humanitary persons in
this city is earnestly solicited. Seats free Lecture
TO commence at half-past seven. A collection viii
be taken up at the close Of the lecture for the funds
of the institution. @ de25
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

~. o. O. F.-THE OFFICERS
80 y members Of Woodward .,,SaSsstk
hereby notified to attend the regular 20
an apnHsl IsI meeting n of the Lodge, on JlAVtVSSE
1860 at O'clock for tins election Of Represen tatEes
10 the Grand Lodge, Officers OF the Lodge, pay
ment Of dues, and other important business. BY
OiSsi 4. VI '''' AZ EPHRAIM SPARK, Per Sec.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

The DAILY PREss will he issued, as usual,
to-porrow, as we keep no holidays, and,
like Ahasuerus, know no rest. We hope, in
the meantime that our many readers and
patrons will enjoy merry Christmas, ard
he as Jolly as ever Mark Tapiey was in his
most rollicksome moods.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

at. PATRICK'S H. O. D.. So
By ClETY The members of the above So,
ciey hereby notified to meet IN the basement
EVENING seve o'elcok, to Rttend in procession,
with music at the Orphans Fair, &: SS,,nn'ianoe
with the resoll tion passed at the meeting last Sum
day evening. IL is ex pected that every member
will be IN attendance wearing his regalia. .....
de23-as WIN GEOH HEGAN, Secretary
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
TETTBR, TETTERI TETTERI

CLINTON VALLEY, CLINTON Co O.,l
December q 1850.
MIR. SoLoN PALMER-Dear Sir: have been using
your Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion for letter, and it
is the only thing that can get that docs me any
good. am out of it, and can not get it. Dan you
s0nu Ai' 'O'l'' JOSEPH DODD.
This Lotion is not only the best thing in the world
for letter but II is the best article ever made for
Eruptons of the Face, and every kind Of Cntanoous
Disease wherever located. Prepared only By ID ...
SOBON PALMER,
Perfumery and Family medicine Depot,
No. SO West Fourth-st,
And for sale by Druggists generally. de5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BANK OF SAVINGS,
Sixth street will be closed on CHhlSI'
da2s,a9 H9 an ALEX. VAN HAmM.
-. PUNBR AL OF WINA,IAnI HART,
ERsfhe friends Of VNALI AM HAkf,
deceased hereby invited % 9tsno nlhsral sers-
ices, IN Morris Chapel, WbDA kSDAfi DeyeMDef
z6, sflO O'clock A. NJ -l.-.- drzo-D-
THE ROFRICRHaA AND MRmBERs
of the Cincinnati Iypogt aPnleal Union
aTe requested TO meet at their Hall, on stne-stIeetI
THIS DAY (Tuerday) a. half.past twelve e,el9chi
10 attend the funeral Of Mr.. HksRY- O'LkAhf'
LAT. member q Iax "a xn1oPd CURRY, Rec Secretary
BALDNRS our KD.=FOH
real worth, WOODS HAIR hn5fOhA-
TINE Is undoubtedly the best pre- epAfatton now In
NE for restoring haif bald heads changing gray
hair 10 lie original color, and a q eosmetie or
cure for pmples m 10 fAst taking the place 0f other
HspaIatlons. No tsiist now a-days Is eonPlete
without H. NNit.l
cAUTioN, Beware Of sorthless imitatlo9ss as
ses ersl are ALREADY In the msrket called ~ duer-
ent namss Uss none unless the words . Professor ss
ana EsS YORK :, ara blown ~ the bottle sold ~
ali drueaists shd patent medicine deAielsi 4is9 y
al fancy and toiiet-g0oas dealefs IN the United
States and Canada, nOS-sa'fa'ih-en
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Books at Cost {!
To ,HTJNHRUG
THE HOME CIRCLE

- Is Just the thing for gift 70 musical y
~ friend, being u collection Of the most =
- popular aud beautiful Pisno-forte Music, =
= comprising Marches, Waltzes, Polkas, -
= SchOttisohes, RedOwas, Quadrilles, Con- :
~ trs Dances, etc, =
- Over 200 pages Of the choicest Music, !
- which could not be purchased in sheet 8
- form 4 T less than S25.
, The Home Circle isused in three styles =
- If binding, at the following prices y
Full
Paper oO
~ Copies forwarded by mail upon receipt {
- of the price -.
- : JOHN CHURCH, JR.,
- 90 West FOurth-st.,
~ Publisher Of Music and Importer Of hu- :
~ Bcal Instruments. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
FURs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

RB- We have a largo and choice assortment OF
LADIES' FURs, set of which will make most
appropriate Christmas Present. combining elegance
and usefulness.
We will sell them LOWER, FOR CASH, than
the same grade Of goods have ever been offered in
Cincinnati. -.s
CARRIAGE ROBES at less than cost.
TOWERS dS CO.,
de2s.f lac Main-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
MADAME ALVIN.

l2.ALL PBR6ONs WISHING TO
AA knoW their futnre prospects,. Gan heyse he,yse
fheIn g 5rrectly stated by Madame ALNini ~ lO3
TouTfh-st., corner of Kim, where she mas De csl1-
suited on all natter concerning love, mefl,i.asel
couftehipa Law matters buli ness aues ana VII tell
IL nano II the lady cr gsntionan thcf vii salfy
also the name Of hor visitors. ae9fs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

$50 LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S SEW
INGMACHINEs are decidedly the best and most
economical in the market. Call and see the sam
pies Of work done on them, including the finest
lace and the coarsest cloth sewing.
Special inducements offered to purchasers during
the Holidays.
de23-tJa2 NO. 80 WEST FOURrH-Sr'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
HO M e CIRCLEI
Mechanics and Manufacturers
EXCHANGE.

nsTHB ANNUAL MEETING OF
b the Mechanics aud hanufacturers EK-
sheBge win be ~ held q y their rooms. NO. West We,
for the purpose Of hearing the Ofhcers' Reports,
and eiecting the following officers for the ensuing
Recording Secretary, one Corresponding Secretary,
one Treasurer and three Executive Committeeman.
de2s.o 6 Sis"S JOHN B. HEICH, Rec Sec.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
From Rev. StdITt RobinsOl.
% 1870

CHAS W. WRIGHT, u. n.
the Ny. School Of Medicine
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
LOUISVILLE. Ky. e, Sep. 5 1853

W. II. SETTLE--lcaT AMER EaviUg made
t,o.Jugu the - NDst,er tr-, IA rrl.
Iiuu illuminating peNer, chemical comp sitioh,
etc. 40 ICS LC To reCo oHIIIrHd II as ,lug
Irr and more eUunOm cal Neli puss sssng 1T
er Ieusay Uf illumination than amy other materai
10 the lablratOry II u superior to the alcohol as
means vi obtaining heat anu WIl be found OF in
aiutnls - the ia well as Ine manu-
IaCsuTi.Ig CueaniSt-
CIIAS W WRIGHT, u. u.
Pr,f If Chemistry in the ny. school Of MEDICINE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
NASHVILLE. TENN. THURSDAY.
Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
-AND-
Nest Convenient irii iaI Light
IN THE WORLD.

THIS GAS IS generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for Elegance, economy sa 'ety and SIMPLICITY
cannot be surira seed The fixtures are in the SINE
style as the Ordinary Gas iStures.
It. advantages are at It IS pbrtibe gas light,
unriv4ed brilIancy, chea pneSs ceaniin ass and
qHircI. Il Is easy to regulate, and requires no
trimming, ana for attention, Whatever, after light,
ing. u is perfectly safe amt free from explosion
ami has odOr smell while burning. 1hc light
BE- made to burn with any degree OF briianCy :,
by turning s:rew and be increased instant ne
OJsly in volume from that Of a camille To ten
tHe-ty, by turning i valve in ordinary gas.
The Vesper fias fame and fixtures precisely
semblp u form those OF c0l gas, out in bTilliancy
aud purity If light, II possesses deciied ativan-
Eize auy coal gas. Il requires chimney
there is need OF daily trimming OF wick, and
not liable to get out of order, ana child can
age It ali y. The gas bur 'e1 in The Nesper hX-
tire is generated from pure c1al "il, or 'Nesper
Oi!," (Which Is ma9uiactIred expressly for thus bur
uef D without any admixJure OF ale IlIOl other
fure.gn ingredients, auI its supply is unlimited.
Fue nXtIrcs themselves are adapted ia styles 10
suit AL Lst from the ,Ilai', simple light burner
- III; mUst eieg and { 'stiy ch ,ndeiIsr. Eacu
1xtTe is perfect Ia tsef tnere is NJ "ut ay to be
made for service piJes, meters, guato s. &C
Ihs is generated ia JIs burner, ii ali fixtures,
from Ine cheap single light 10 the expensive chan
deer miniature a wnt ks, arS Jnems lives. They
s'ld r,r which tu not exceed the cast
ala ry gLs GAturcs similar styles dud .mS nta
churches hotels, public halls, stores, ste lmboats
and IuiVIts res .deuces through mt iue StIt1 ca
IA Dc dst.i ~ ~ IN I'll, 5. eeG nj aud c'uyenirmt
cHn ieiers tuef beautiful gas fixtures, "a h cb
adj So much tnr a,Ieai aI,e "l such l'.acvs, aud
l., I.e L ,tf II al tH home circle, whc., here
tpl,re, Cuul be u-ei anI, til ttvoreo
euIbrace wItuin coal gas limits oi large Cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22


W III. SETTLE, Esq IL giv-s pie ssure
state tfIcT tIe - Yes lamps,
nay stuIy E'r six NeeAs ST, and itet ubsesN aug
closely the .me leug os tst'e, tue eNpcrnle.t 1
81 usutiIg our JttOu Ic..t, NIL Jncsc ILmt's, /
have vi.Ii,e undeLcs In Insl. eli IL -
Iey ..iI Iis auN.t.tig 0I the Osst gus
ngO IuOse 10 Ia cut vi cttlcs ANA iar se
IsS.ia
prOsess Uf prep ring anf lighting the Lamp Is
Tu,.,i ID ed, sample 4
a i.4U. ordvT, the Cosl U. ilgut
.OIIp.r-INeiy 81 Il e, tie lion,
all u ..L., Jay -aCq .Iut tuCC
- 4 tupiC NIit tue kesi,cT Gts Lamp
UrIbg Ia, inL geuvIi Ih -su. COuti,r
You're Tray,
S.UARr ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22

From Mr.. MsAalIcT Fail, Nashville.
MR. In ,AAs IA. iA,Lo~-.'esf SIR: nave been
Lsi.'s tue kcsp-r Gas Lamp III Oy yot, sdCe sep
tsniJvr i, i'e Iccily satisi II ii Il II
JI 1coio n.cst, Il .Ut ia ~
c. veil b iII.st u4s Ia 4 DC uIJ IL -
s.,.t, get a.d uIIcsit .tlLsIy TeCO.u,nsLd II
10 Ihs re4cI UI gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
VOL. XXI.
M'sfellaueous.

Esta biishcd 1850.
PETER LORILLIARD,
STUFF AND T0BACC5 MANUFACTURER,
16 & Is Chambers Sf.,
(For nerly 52 Chatham Street, New York
I{IOULD call the special attention Of GrOcers and
w H. usEIsts tO his n0vAl, AMI slsJ The articles
OF his nlanuiaSIdre. viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac boy, Demgros.
Fin KaDpee, Pure Virginia,
Cars. X aimee NachitUches,
America tientIema1, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Fresh Scntch,
li,ell Toast Scotch Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or LandyfOot
TOBACCO.
suoKISo YfSR Cur cdERfsG. sHOKiSG.
No. l. p. A. T., or pi ain, st. JagO,
No 2 Clven iIsn, sweet, Sp nsh,
Mes / S2 mtx'd, : seet scented Oeohoco, ,CInister
Kitefot, TIn Fol- CtveHIi$h, Pure Turkish.
A Circular Of Prices viii DE seat application.
v B-Npte the article of Fresh Scotch Snun.
uh.ch viii De fOuLIa superior a. ti.Ie Tor dipping
purposes
de.30-.I3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
4 BLODDLESS ilCIUIi !! |!
100000 Boxes Sold of
sADs D'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

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| DIV uas peeu ,urcnisc,. by citizens Ji tue UntteC
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Home Testimonials.
tfO-s ,ne Rev. z. =. rasi, y ssuvtis.

ffO-' sIc tseN r :. FA'ir y 'shNi'i5.
NAsiVIL h, lbe-, AZ, 1859.
Cot. I. Al. TAYLoL-DeaT III IA ave used ,tvT some
time Uae Cf IIv Ne-per Lamps beg leave 10
eAp.v my vUIsIIio,.s 10 you IOr having inIrOddced
nay 10 persons riNi.g la tIe country or
iu par,s Inc CITY Where gss ,a.-HuI b. h4,, or
y dvsi'e a is.I much ore economical ia ~
KIs- iiIc time tuty equal 70 II tgu-ni.
.E.us pUwvr-tiIs APPARATUS vii prove ursi.erl-
tam
regard tiis as the IN st beautiful and most useful
Invention TOO pTUCurIus, susIi cot, the Ldvan
tsE-s % gas ii-it iitI 1 have Al JlIs,
~. &C Tine Ih.t psttcciy sIv-.I explosion bsIHs
i sssO.o--.u Ils Ie
a-.d inlaa.cd Win
Very truly yours,
"a EaII
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
ALtXANDER FALL.

From Seibury 4 Co., - Fltters, Nashville.
The NcspSi uas tsidkcs Ufii hrnt a"d DetutIiul
hsut, 1 Sicp tnd - tAOtr, al ietIccty sLf5
traction oi tue Nespcr Uas bdrle" and tie
!, perfectly sluiir, tt II SIduOt ges Ogt
Il O.uer, u 4 fl .c-
&c L4ss.acIt 81 tIs bIr0er Is easily al r
sioJI Aid rylLircs OuI Iig. itiJ1 10 Necp
.itil sr,1 O.der di.itry gds uAturus
i.v Is.t pruduC-d o. tLv V s.'er I.sI ier
IA 4, - al, eSSrS rcsp,ct, - aay otaSr SIad
JOIN II. SEA U&Y,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
From Y. ID. Cc -, SasLviile
Nasa-ffe f.a Lac II

From Y. u. Cr -, S1sLviile
SAsd ILLS, f'aL., DEC II, 1859.
Ms SKIS L. II. I MIX * CO.s nave sItI "A ior
ID iat SIX uI,i.t,is ,lt-I. ui your Nosp-r uas
L. Ats, gives great ptc sire 10 sac, tdAt
TSg .tJ Il sItc IL IS osaisr sr1rIsD ~ St
Ia =, 1
ils su,'loIy sSrL sgeineat, frveiin from la ger
ed, ca tIJIss, $50 siss, Ad Ph''iy -.
u,as. al tcs tIII aust rcSo tia -1 II u iy
=. a.. tt 4 NIs-I ~ a.
: D. I..s JritIlicy - tse 0riiuary gas
HsIt. Yer! ts-s.Ss~uatis,
y. D. CR1SS
fless are oaly very feS ~ tIsatasts is
ave. Csi aGI cNt.aiIs 10 So4rsst,, at W. ~
C.,.IJsla ~, .l,liss i,rrs street, = tstie TeI4
IsiUsi.S al. fAILJK n g.
j.ui3-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Kentucky Testimonials.

Fro.n lis Exc heHcy, Gov. II. AioreneId, an
IhJ, = Pa Esd, state Aud r.
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STIMO ONIALS.

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tested ti.r merits of the Ve5p q ,s-or Air lIgh
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