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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS EXceliency, Gov. G. ii. Morehead, and
ThOs :. Page, Esq, State Auditor.
To WM. IL SETTLE, Esq, LOuisviIls, Ky.-Dear Sir:
We have been and are using yonr ''Vesper Gas -
perfectly satisfied with its utility. IL gives
a soiI brilliant and beautiful light, is perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap aud eco
uOmcill ia use, AMI Of lar less any other
light. We satisfied tnst it Will soon be adopted
by all persons who have NOT tue opportunity Of OBJ
tainng gas aud also To whom gas accessible and
With HON cheap ess Ia the original outlay for ix
and the continual expense Of burning is OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., C. s. MOREHEAD,
THOS. ). PAGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Yesper Gas Air Light
pronounce it the best and cheapest Ugh; known.
Sumberiess testimonials being received daily
from al quarters yOuching Tor the excellence OF this
light, a few Of which given below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
c. s. MOREHEAD,
TH0S. 5. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sep. S, 1859

q D, Ib0y.
W. II. SErTLE-Dear Sir After having made
thor ough examination OF the Ycsper Gas - reIa
ton illuminating pewer, chemIc IcaI composition
etc, do not hes t4te To recommend Il being
and more economical as well possess ng great
Intensity Of illuminate than any other material
III
In the labaratOry IL is superior to the alcohol
means Of obtaining heat, and will be found OF in-
valuable service to the druggist well as The
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
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EEreSh seeds.

GLOVER Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
L orchard Grass seed Just received aRd tor sale
low FOR cash RAINS, BRoHN Co.
UcIi5-li
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Sanfsrd's CnaIlenge Heaters.

IUsf received ios of saafoTd's eesshrsts1 caAL-
- I.kNsE uAAfksts, the 81 poserfai heaters
ae4 tie sxe ssasl fas gaasa. Tnsy lpt-
- Tar ffisass Hoasss Pabtis ads cassn hers
s<ofss, go Sothiag sagssses 10 thesa azs bssa ia
vestsd.
In zskIIoE 60 tasn have avaFi1iy Of osAsr sfsrss
ef Ne best kiaas; aaa ara pseaassa d psl ~ seK
seesss ke aad % ds all isserspll9as ef uork II my
Ina, u "a saortszl ael.ee.
sn'sss'q rso. y. wnsos.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

4 will Ray tue highest market price Tor Corn AM
l. Wheat deIGv ered tt the CITY Mills.
=. y. HOl-LlSGSWORTH,
OctI2-lT No. Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.
From \. d. Cross. NashriIle

From n u. Cr1ss, NashviIe
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1889.
NESsRs T. II. TAYLOR X Co: have had u for
about months past one OF your Vosper Gas
Lights and Il gives great pleasure TO state, that
/ regard superior To any other portable light
that nave Inct with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
Of explosion, cleanliness stsaI=ncss, anI purity
light, are qualities that recon mend 10 % any
" no viii Try Il. 1t gives a iigut ~hich me,
seems 10 be equal ia bTllIancy t. the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
". d. CROSS.
These only very fe~ OF the testimonials
have. Cal aud examine Tor yourself, at No. ~
COIIUnAde iSuiidlng Cusrry street NtsIvills Team.
THOMAS II. TAYLOR < CO.
JanI2-U
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
irish i>otaiOes.
Corn and Wheat.

Observation-Disclosures barrels ole xeeIlen n tIrisl
PotlLpos dlLELL, hOOFEh q ~
apFs-u
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American and Foreign
EREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
E. ANTHO ONY,
sos Broadway. New York.

3OS BroadSyay, New York.
My Isl, 1850. sol BROADW WAY, f,Oc
doors from The 81. NichoLqs Hotel
A S;ereOscope is the most Instructive in.eres,iag,
;diHiHg, dHruSiItg, and exciting Of modern inTel-
ne are too yoling none too DID, nOus too inteIIi-
none too UHedHcdted, to acknowledge its worth
1eaaty
u home Is complete without it, and it must and
1>nctTGte eUeryChsre-
2sIresents t. your view every part OF the world,
u the reiis bOIdHess, ersectiue and sharpness Of
as If you were ON the SPIT
"OtOgraphefs are every where exploring Europe,
3. Africa, America, ia search Of the grand and
iIeautIful, and the results Of heiT skill are con-
eItTjchiStg stock
have al ImIneuse variety OF paper Views Of
SIS in Paris London, England, Scotl- nd Ireland,
IS, France, belgium, Holland switzerland, Sp,In.
S1Rhiue, Versailles, ~. Cloud, FcuIaiaebieiu,
i srIes, ItaIy, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
! :, China, inUia, Cry stal Palace, alO GrUupe His
J Fl, amusing, marriage scenes, breakIIst scenes
tcs sfatuary, &c &c. An eIquisile dSs0ts.ea
,limiHdted IHtsriOrs Of Palaces, Churches and "a
| 4<'s OI France, Italy, &c. &c. The eject
Illuminated views Is most remarkable
4RY GENILEAAS or WEALTH AND KEFISED TASTE
n have III bis drawing room some Of our
q Utslcs on glass, with a revolving stereOscOpe,
si x ~, %, 30 or 100 scenes. Nothing can be
sfas, mating, and offer greater treat
tiend fond of the picturesque and tue beautiful
$tOTy's instantaneous StereUscOpe Views are the
! Photographic wonder They are taken IN the
Xf part V a ScCORd, ana ever tllHS mailer
Hrliiiy h may be ztOCiHJ, l. derlcted Sharply
tistinctiy as II II had been perfectly at rest.
Dives an additional value, fIr u the beauties
kIimate n.-IuTe Il adds the chdTBt u life and
The process Is a discovery OF our o. Ii and
tu,tknOtoH IA EHTCFe,e Ne receive iron. IOudOu
ilris Large orders Tor Anthony . Instantaneous
Of An eric.ln life and scenery.
bDR other things We have Just published Stere-
llIustrati 'as OF the scene Ut the FULTON
PRAYER Meetings., in which many hearts feel
crest. The particulars OF Ihis viii he found
Catalogue.
CArALoGrE of subjects and prices will be for
tOany address receipt uf a stamp.
les at a distance sending Us 3. -, Sl0, SIS
90 can have a good instrument I'll such
"a they may request, sent by Express.
5 alone, (wltLOut lnstrumeuI) be seRt by
es who wish 10 be advised Of eyerytalBg real
able Ia the hIe that comes out suLy send US
arnes 10 place ou record, and ~iIl keep them
at our own expcnse.
Of leisure Will Hnd Photography a most fasci
and delightful amusement. We are prepared
Jut amateurs with eyery thing necessary for
access together with instructions '.Hos to
eTeOScOPic Pictures"
ANTHONY,
'rter and Manufacturer of PhOJ. grapn.C Ala
StcrcOsCopes and StcreOsCOpIC Views.
Merchants from every section of the country
pectfuIiy invited To make au examination OF
cN, as our discount To The trade viii l1-
rotographers.-Firstc class stereOscOpic Ne
" nstu-
10y mali print unmounted, with price or Ne
libli-4in-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
kEROSENE OAlI.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsIABIIsHED 1s54.)
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
N mentsi in the manufacture of Kerosene, they are
aow enabled to offer II TO she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention of consumers is respectfully called
TO su biOined table the result al photOmetrcal
examination, BY EDWARD \. KEST, of New York,
Chemist \ n dated Feb. 1886
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For Hire

re seven or eight very spFightiy liltie Ne
for hire, suita bic for waiting IN the house,
C., Consisting VI boys and giris. Call be.
Ife OF II. II. HAYNES 4 CO.,
assu ko.slo Css4E sIssst.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
From Mr.. Alexander Fan Nashville

From Mr. Alexander FAN, Nashville.
Ma. THOMAS IL. IAYLOR-DeIr Sir : / have been
u.iug the Nesper Gas Lamp, sold by you since Sep
temOer last, and am perfectly satisfied that is
U the most ScUnOmicIi, If not the most ecOnomi-
Cal, well As brilliant lights til At be had. IL Is
easily managed, aud uuhesiIltingly recommend IL
all out OF the each Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
From Seabury Co, Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light that Is cheap and portable, aud perfectly safe
The cons tructOn Of the iesper Gas burner and tue
IS perfectly simple, that It cannot get out
Of order, nor can Il explode.
Tue Infringement OF the burner is easily under
stood anu requires but little more attention keep
II clean and Ia good order than ordinary gas fixtures
Tue hgut produced by the Vesper Gas CONSIDER
fully equal III every respect, To any other kind OF
Gas light
JOHN II. SEABURY,
T.J. SEABURY,
ID. =. PEACH.
NASHVILLE Dec. 1859.
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Jasper Branch Railroad.


OcteesF ,. tsss.
DfoFaeFafthe bozrd efDtre<ifFs calls aFe "a 4
ID "a he sfssck u tAs c11fEtJ sEbzEraoea
bal14Enx brz1<a Fa4e fF@n bFtee <sscFt % JsE
pay aeiE - the fks<4afer 81 sas< Selu - ccs
lz.e saaz1as a. eaeh szE4Fs sAe lea 81 <azeEb
ls<e sasl aett<Fs eH sze ; s1zre en fAe fsz "a
AZ nzosa1eer, z8te, Jsnrzfy, tsernsFy, naIe
Assll Aag, faEs~ Snsy .Aesus4 .sep<eDeer, q
beF znd ksFeme<f slsee-
Pas zz<aa ssaY - ss<zks - Jsckss1 fsyez.ss a
p<F ar - ths fFszsesrf 1f Ia enlcein Nashville.
FfarIff - nea1IEs tass~ calls - rsl1esse1
tke sSt<rslers sfskzck - ths esa<lE1E<111 s< t1s
rsea e<Rea4s exclusively sn tAs 1aszns presite :
s<.s-sf VA. sLxAvEs .rrsasursr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Reliable orders from the Trade, By Mail or Tel
AUSTENS, Agents,
"a PearIstreet- n Y

Reliable OTdcTs IrOm TIC ITaueJ D 1IaII VI 4SIv-
graph ,nIIed application to
AUSTENS, Agents,
90 PeaTIstreet, Ny
KEROSENEis alsotO be obtained at the Aanui&c-
tuers' rioces Of al lItheNew York Wholesale Drug
lfgirs, GrG GERS ,Cdmphee aud turning FIula manu-
aotuTers and / callers in Lamps
y. .B.-KEROSENE r tis the trade marx OF the hero
sene oil Co.. and all persons are cautioned ag"lhs
using the trademark for other oils 0cti-Sm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 R S A L E.
Tn.t Suburban Residence.

xxvTSHING to make other Investments, We pro
w nDseto seIIlllour Rea lEstatein DayidsoHco o :,
asfOllows:
That Suburban Residence.
t,,a,.oop the franklin Turnpike within hall mile
Tthe CITY and opposite the residence of the late Jo-
seph W Horton. This Is, perhaps the most com
m.nding site ia the vicinity OF Nashville, and IS a
most bIecOCutry residence The house VIII be
sold with I2cr I5acTes of sth epurchaserm may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
knoU,u sthe Sims Tract situated on the SmthTurn
nis (olI Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
,iII The soils GOOD 1T is well
and mDcred and can be divided into small
tracts of twenty acres and upwards al of which are
admirably adapted for country residences, market
garden san dairy arms. Also that
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied b! 7. q. HcCampbeli,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about s5u acres. This place is well known as TO
naed no further description IL willaiso be divided
to suit purcuascrs TIC. acCampbell~ illshowthese
places 10 any who willcall-
AIItue IboV property will be sold on reasonable
terms and - cTeditOG one Two three aud Tour
years -,
AppIytoA.y Lindsey Nashville or to either
O olILeundersigned-
THOS. C MCCAMPBELL,
SIX miles rom Nashville.
J. A ACGAAPBELL,
Apr1 Nashville.
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nfw-Dork.

From vIScEER. OWEN CO., General Advertisers
House sAPplston Building ,sz6 Broadway
New-York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

yrvIsHING to make other Investments, wepro
w nnsetoseIaI A our Rea lE.statein Davidson y,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

Prof. of Chemistry in the Ky, school Of Medcine,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

THR Stare CosvESTIoN.--1n another
column Of to-day's paper will be found the
inll proceedings of the Convention held at
Baton Rouge. The Democracy Of Ra-
pides says to her immediate delegates,
well done good and faithful servants
The proceedings themselves occupy so
considerable space of our paper, we
defer comments.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

. pag> Messfs. GRAY q RosENrHAL, (Suc-
icessors of !. Levy & Co, are opening at
their Grand Emporium, known % the
Odd Fellows Hall Building, large and
well assorted stock Of Spring Goods, So
faected by oae Of the firm in person ex.
pressly to salt the wants Of this market.
An appreciatiye public will literally pa
btronize them.
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EAfloS1l DsxocRATIc RgsIpgsT CoxAITrHx RooAs
80 a1ra,It,Yar,c, Z, s., rrrr1s f,nEIIrRFIl

TAffoS4l DsxocgATIc RgsIpgsT CoxAITTfx RooAs,
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE.
c. L. yALEANDIGHAM Of Ohio, Chairman.
MILES TAYLOR, Of Louisiana.
THOMAS s. BOC0CK, of Virginia,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
WILLIAM BARKSDALE, of Mississippi.
WILLIAM BIGLER, of Pennsylvania. &
John A.. LOGAN, OF Illinois.
JOHN C0CHRANE, of New York.
NV. CLUSKEY, Secretary Of Committee.
Rooms Of the Commute, No. 8 Al street, near
the City Hall. All communications should be
addressed to the. s -,r
Hon G. L. yALLANnIGHAM,M NJ. C.,
= Chairman National Democratic Resident Com
mistee, Washington, D. c.
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Il tea. The Communication of Southerner
ia deferred till next week, on account OF
publishing the somewhat lengthy pro-
eeedings of the State Convention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

ny- Mr.. McNutt, having sold his cele.
brated Ned Beauehamp, has purchased
Young Drennon. Readhis advertisement.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14
Evening SESSION, 6 O'clock, I'm.

EYENIkc SESSION, 6 O'clock, Pm.
The Convention was called to order by
its President, Gen. Albert G. Carter,
The question having been raised as to
whether proxies should be entitled to vote,
when delegate Of delegates were pre-
sent ii person, the Chair decided that, in
accordance with precedents established
by previous conventions, the delegats,or
delegates present should cast the 7pte to
the exclusion Of proxies
Mr.. Arthur f, Knocbloch, Of Assuhp.
ton, submitted the following protect
which was ordered to be spread on the
Journal:
PROTEST,
The delegates Of the parishes Of La
fourche, Assumption, Ascension and st.
John the Baptist, in the Democratic State
Convention this day assembled, consider
it their duty to protest against the action
Of this Convention in rejecting Messrs. j.
g. Murphy, E. Ames and EP. Rareshide,
duly elected delegates from the Second
Representative District Of the city Of New
Orleans, and this without hearing before
The committee Of credentials; and not
=, :. %ir {,ant 4kaA a Z, nrna 20 hx,
the certificate Of election that they were
duly elected delegates to this Convention
By the Democrats d said Second Repre-
sentative District, on the 18th February,
1850, ~ the following votes % published
in the Courier Of New Orleans il ito
issue q the 18th Of February, 1866:
S.coad Rep. n*nes. H. i. HunIey, AID
Dem, lis; D. Do Ponte, Ad Dem, ll6;
g ~ Dirmeycr, Al Dena Iii; b. P
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

oil pGs-" Money to Loan" see advertise
ment Of the Private Bankers, Messrs.
Atty, Evans & Co., New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

1ss- Parish Tax Payers may read Mr.
Tyson's Notice,
A word to the wise is sufficient
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organized Territory 81 ne Gated States,
when they rightfully forma constitution
to be admitted % asState into the Union;
may then, for the FIRST time like the PEG.
pie Of . State when forming : new con
stitntion- decide for Themselves whether
slavery, as ;sdomestic institution, shall
be maintained or prohibited within their
Jurisdiction and il Congress- shall admit
them as State, "they shall be received
into the Onion with Or without slavery,
as their constitution may prescribe at the
time of their admission"
s. Resolved, That the provision Of the
constitution for the rendition Of fngitives
from service oflabor, without the adop.
ton Of which tie Union could not have
been formed" aud the laws Of 1893 and
1850, which were enacted To secure it's
execution, and the main features Of which
being similar, bear the Impress Of nearly
seventy years Of sanction by the highest
judicial authority. have uDquestionable
claim to the respect and observance Of
all who enjoy the benefits Of our compact
Of Union and that the acts Of State leg
islatures to defeat the purpose OF nullify
the requirements Of that provision, and
the laws made in pursuance oft, are hos
tile in character, subversive of the consti-
tuition, revolutionary in their effect, and,
ifpersisted in, must, sooner or later, lead
the States injured BY such breach of the
compact to exercise their Judgment as to
the proper mode and measure Of redress.
All these resolutions have been sub
nitted to special committee Of the Sen
ate, who have not yet reported on them.
On motion BY Hon. Henry Gray, Of
Bienyille, both resolution and substitute
were passed over informally.
Hon. 6. Lawrence moved a call Of the
roll to ascertain the number of parishes
81
represented ID the convention
IN . eau Q, me ro'l 'n ' ,ol'oWlng par
'Sues were uu'y teplesea.su.
l'ane 40 'epof'eu y Tue conm'''ee Oh
e', ~. /
M' uusnan' q East Daton rouge,
caAcu iol Tue resolution ~ h'm ln'1o'
opceo'
non. peslre he 9D'1 q Assumptlon'
moved g lay poth the rese'n'!on aud the
substitute On 'he 'aple, anu sai'eu ~ TUG
seas ana nays lucy were o'as'su anu
Deing taken sl resulted as follows:
ea'-4 1says--1o
So MIR, LeBlanc'S motion was lost.
Whercupon Hon. Andrew S Heron, d
East Baton Rouge moved to Law Mr. Lofts
substitute on the table.
The Hon. B. w. Pearce, Of Bienville,
moved to lay both resolution and substi
tute on the table subject to call. which
- u !.
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ELECTORS:

ELECTORS:
xlac,oas. SUBSTITUTES.
] &5 First District.
o. s. R0ssEAU, PIERRE LACosTE.
y , ..Is5 Second District e,
B. AyEGNo, CD. YANcEY.
Third District.
rRAslaoSD LANDRY, r.s. GooDE.
eai Fourth Distriet f3
sB.B SHINES, LEBLANC.
.s.. D. ai4s Fifth Distriet.
JULES OLIVER, TX. ELGEE,
Sixth District.
WIN. N. LEVY, WIN. R. PECK.
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70 The enterprising and truly dcsery-
ing firm Of Messrs. EYRE & CHAABERLAIs,
appears before the public this week in q
i new advertisement.
As regularly apprenticed, thorough.
bred Machinists, these gentlemen have
perhapa few equals and no superiors IN
the State.
hs Their.experiment Of Machine Shop in
Alexandria has been eminently successful
their business is based on . solid foun
dation, to wit; the confidence of the pub,
lie in energy, industry and talent.
The road to fortune is plainly marked
out for them.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

seA- A crime as black and foul as the
fumes Of hell itself, was attempted last
night across the river, upon 4 child Of only
seven summers. @
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

~ 10 Nicola yidrikin, commonly known
. as "old man Cola,' Who died on Friday
last was Of Spanish parents, a of
this state. aud was believed 70 be cpnsid-
srably part century ID years &.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

Is ~ Hon. ]. G. WISE, Member of the
House, has placed us under obligations
by sending the Especial Report Of the
! joint Committee appointed to Examine
the State Land Office
a7gr The Report is not at all complimentary
30 the actors in said Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

sS- Notice to Advertisers. -@a
As NE 90 to Press TUESDAYS at noon, adyer-
ssements, to ensure insertion, should be handed in
on MONDAYS. 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-14

~ nDr CasselPs illustrated Family Bible,
! published in two parts monthly, on the
LIST and 18th. The first part was issued
on Feb. 18th, and will be continued till
% the whole Bible is completed, requiring
2 about fifty parts.
'a cassell. Peter 4 Galpin, Publishers.
New York.
Terms: For single copy forwarded %
Let and 18th Of each month
afst No.. ......... rs cts.
az mos eonsecutiyely .......... ~ 90
Is ii. =. ........... 3 90
- -. .ss.s.. s 90 3
a FSE- In all cases In advance.
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The first part Of this publication, com,
prising the first ~. chapters Of Genesis.
! has been Heceiaed by us. The illustra-
tions are exceedingly appropriate and in
structive, and the notes appended throw
"a light upon Scriptural history that should
shine in every house.
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Democratic party.
Gen. Carter, the President of the Con-
yention, here arose and stated that il it
deyolved upon him to appoint the COM
mittee he should appoint none but Demo-
Gratis, and # any gentleman distrusted
their Democracy they might be s,lre they
would not be placed on the committee.
The question was here loudly called for,
and the President stated that the vote Of
the Convention would be taken upon the
motion Of the gentleman from Morehouse,
{ME R. B. Todd, J to appoint . committee
tof FIVE on credentials.
This motion prevailed, and the Presi-
dent announced as the committee on Gre
dentials Messrs. John L. Lewis, Of Clai-
borne, r. A. Morse, Of Natchitoches, II.
w Allen, Of West, Baton Rouge, E. D.
Newell, Of Teusas, and j. 1. McCauley, Of
Orleans. 81.
Mr.. Tucker moved that the Convention
take D recess until 2 o'clock, IN
The Convention again assembled At
about ~ O'Clock, p. u.
Gen. Lewis, on behalf Of tue Committee
on CREDENTIALS, reported that all the par
isbes were represented by delegates pre-
sent, With the exception Of Che parish Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-15
SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

SPEERS WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT TONIC DIURETIG and sUDoRIFIC, which
testified by Physicians and thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
in all parts of Europe and America
Ass Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
II strengthens Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As Dfuretic,
1t mparts healthy action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANS-very beneficial in BR0PsY, GoUT,
Erupdc and Rheumatic Affections.
As Sudorife,
It upon the Skim opening the pores and expellng nil I'M
puriies BY nsensbe perpiaon, thereby driving off Eupon
and cleansing the surface giving and ygor the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
long used the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for case
of sickness
Speer's Wine of Elder
pure from the Juice Of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dicinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines common
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILITAT-
ED PERSONS and the AGED and INFIRM, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneattng
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladies' Wine,
Because will not inoScate, it contains mixture of
spirits other liquors. rich peculiar Favor
and nutrre properties mpartnga healthy tone the stom
ach and Digestive Organs.
nJ-A glass fall may be used with meals OR at
any time through the day rs desired.
We will only ask your Indulgence make trial of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by f. j. HART CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYNE, Canal street. and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
H9-The trade supplied at proprietor's prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor
my25 tyEW 20S Broadway New York,