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East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
DIR. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED
EXTRACT or
YELLOW DOCK AID SARSAPARlLLl
Will CURE WITIIOUT FAIL

wITL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
Serojiiia or Kings Era, Cancers Ianors,
Erupfi0ns Of me skin, ErysipeiaS, Chron.
&c Sore EVes RingrOrm or IeffeT, Sedtd
Head, Rheu,aatisn,, Pains IN dc Bones Y
x and Joints, old sores and Ulcers, sireftHg, =
of me Giands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Sdp n
RI RheuBl Diseases Of the kidneys, Loss Qf "
"A Appetite Diseases arising from The use Of r.
Mercury Pain IA use side and shoulder,
~ General Debility, DroPsb Jdandiee y
o. Limbdgo DC. a
= The following case Of Benjamin Hughes, is v
n one Of the most astonishing on record Ater 4
W forty years sickness two years excruciating =
n torture the amputation OF one leg and the =
~ body and limbs almost o mass Of eating, pu-
: trefyng discharglng ulcers, 70 be cured by b
q eight bottles Of Guysott's yellow Dock and |,
:. Sarsapara, is almost miraculous
u READ TIE CERrIflCATE q
TALApoosA Co, Ala, Jan. 2
r. On GuYsorT-Dear sir;-l have been az q
:, ficted for forty years with eruptions ON my
y legs and feet. In lsi5 they had got 50 bad y
"a that had TO 20 on cru,ches, and in 1895 q
VI had one leg amputated abovethe knee. In
about nine months after my leg broke out In a,
I'd large eating and running sores, from my knee g
y to my foot, and discharged great deal OF Of u
f,nsyo matter NV .rioin also broke out in y
Il Iarge bjles. which discharged much offensive :.
- matter, and at the same time my LEFT arm had y
* broke out in large running sores nearly TO my
elbow. y
4 Tho misery that have suffered for the last y
VI two yeas cannot describe TO you. YVES IN I.
Fi such agony that never rostod day or night.
n was given up TO die and by the help oil TOD
had made preparation for death, ana z
"A had pointed out TO my fnmily the place where N
" TO bury my remains.
n In October last my son brought me one OF q
III your bottle wrappers; | read it, aud ionnd Z
~ record Of some wonderful cures performed by :,
:, your Erfrdct Of Yeloi1 Doek and SarSdpa- z
q riHa. I sent and got two bottles OF II, and
y commenced taking IL. In two weeks, to my y
great astonishment, my sores ell became easy
n and could sleep all night, thing | had not
y done for two years When | had taken six
r bottles my sores had nearly all healed. My '
= sores got well as If by enehGntment ! have >
- now used in all eight bottles Of your ETtract
q of Yeliolc Dock and SGrsapdriia, and now 7
consider myself well. l am at loss for 4
IA terms to set forth the worth Of this medicine,
~ or to express my gratitude for what i has
done fer me. ! must call 1t the savior OF man
from misery while living upon earth.
BENJAMIN HUGHES.
Quart bott0s, 81 per bottle-six Cor s5.
JOHN ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
Alcdo, June Goth 1860.

AIed0, juno IUth IoUU'
Ohm d PARK Esq,
DEAR SIR--I have sold your very reliable mcdi'
oincs for the past three years, and in no instance
haye.thev been returned the slightest flnlt
fonnd with them. Your Scovps Compound OF Sar-
sntarIa and stillingia, or Blood md Liver Syrnp
for Scroua and all impurities OF the Blood beyond
question the most yaluoablc remedy before the pub
lie Even Physicians are using and prescribing 1t
with great and beneficial results
Respectfully Yours,
s. MACY;
Alv.rt;sep,cnt
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
Business Card.

T7HE UNDERSIGNED are now permanently es-
1 tabshed in Golerich as Produce Dealers and
Commission Agents, in connection with the
SAGINAW & GoDERICH PROPELLER LINE
business mon in the Valley may rely upon Gamble
& Co. attending promptly TO all orders with which
they may be favored, for the purchase Of Produce
Flour, Oats and Potatoes, or dispose Of Lumber
Shingles Lath, &c, on consignment.
GAMBLE & co.
HARHoR QUAY,
Godorich &. w.
Goderich, May 30, 1860 n4i-ly
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
SCoVILL7S
Sarsaparilla and Stiilingia,
or
BLOOD AND LIV T. r. SYR U p.

= Prof II. -. Newton says, in Cincin- =
- natl Medical Iourrai, Vol |, No 8, pqge =
- 3lG.l in regard to the cure Of MARTIN ROB :,
- BINS, one of the most remarkablc cures ON -
record
- "THhi!e he uds ia He ,rOrst imaginable -
II condition, we were called 90 attend him for a -
fracture cf the leg, produced by a fall The ;,
- indications Of a reunion of the bone, undor the
2, circumstances, were very unfayorable, for he r.
would sit day after day, picking ont small :
- pieces Of lie bone irkich 1r0uid slough Of |
- found him using ScOrHFs preparation, irhich =
= he continued 10 use until a cure Was 9ectcd =
ave gave him no constitutional treatment, -
= being in Attendance only as surgeons yet we
" confess had much curiosity TO see what :.
could be done in system so EXTENSIVELY =
=. DISEASED his was
The Journal remarks, in passing on that u
= Many other equally had cases HAVE BEEN -
- CURED in this city, by the Syrup Of Sdrsapa- :.
- rdia and StHiiHgid" e
"We ave known the manufacturers Of it =
= personally for many years, and can say that :.
= hey are reliable men" :.
Sold by JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, Chicago, III
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
Noine Watters.
MILITARY ENcAraPmENT.

An event eminently worthy of notice,
is the Military Encampment, to come oil
in this city next week, commencing ON
Tuesday the 18th aud continuing until
and including Friday the 2lst instant.
Col. Il. B. w. SrocKroS, OF Flint, VIII
take command Of the Encampment, and
the companies present will be those
located in the counties of Genesee and
Saginaw, viz: Union Grays, of Flint
Gcncsee Light Artillery, of Genesee ;
Saginaw City Guard, East Saginaw
Gnard, and Saginaw Light Artillery.
Grounds have been selected in the
suburbs on Washington street, south OF
c. Emerson's, which are being finely
fitted up, and the utmost pains will be
takea to entertain the " soldier men in
such manner as will do honor to the
"Little Giant" city Of Michigan.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
CENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.
NUFA TURIN
WEBSTER HOUSE.

THIS popular and fnvoritc Hotel has recently
i been fitted up in good style, and Is every way
calculated for the comfort and convenience of the
travelling public, 'and the rest Of mankind, " and
the proprietor having had some experience in cater
ing the public, 1atters himself that he cannot be
outdone by any first class Hotel in Northern Mich-
gan. The rooms are large airy and convenient,
and serond 70 in the state, which makes 1t n
very desirable house for gentlemen ON business or
pleasure.
uxurcs of the season. rs well the substantias for
the inner man; in fact, the proprietor means that
the Webster House shall be the ne Plus ultra of
the Saginaw Valley. In connection with the house
little something is kept for the 'stomach's sake
and thine often infrmites" Also, good barn and
stabling, wll supplied with hay and grain.
LESTER CROSS
Saginaw City, July 26, 1900
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

A Big ToMAro, u inches in circum-
ference, Il inches in diameter, weighing
81 lbs; GEORGE CARTER, brought to our
Office and - carried away again. He
was kind enough to show it to the "boys,
for which he has our thanks.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
a GARD.

DR A. q. BIssELI, having located in East
~ Saginaw, ofershis professional services to the
public, ani win attend promptly to oil calls during
the day or night. Office IN IIoyi's rilcs Block.
Refers to Georgo A. Lathrop, Eafi Saginaw.
East Saginaw, Nay II, 1860 ni2-
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
S. S. HAITI, GUNsMITrT.

OYER CURTIS BOAT HOUSE, WATER ST,
EAST S1GLNiV, NICHfGAN.
TIVE subscriber is prepared either to monuacture
A. or repair Fire Arms Of all descriptions, in a
worbmnnlibe manner and ON short notice.
Target Guns, Rifles, Fowling Pieces, Pistols, &c,
&c, got mp 70 order, put IN complete repair If
defective.
LIGHT MACHINERY
Of all descriptions repaired or damaged portions re-
placed by new, at moderate rates.
Bullet Moulls, Gun locks and al apputeranccs
belonging to guns made and warranted as is also hll
work done at my establishment. Orders solicited
Door Bells hung on short notice.
East Saginaw, April II, 1850. n37-iy
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
ps5- Sec advertisement.

MEssRs. BoLLfs, SMITH Co;-ln using seoyts
stngia and Sarsparilla did so more from the
persuasion Of friends than from confidence OF its MGR
its in my mind | had been long in the hands Of
the ablest physicions without reef.
After many years of painful suaerngs afflicted
with scaly eruptons over my whole body, and many
running under my ears arms, and otherplacos,
and life seemed but a burden have the pleasure to
inform you, that have recovered, and once more
enjoy the blessing which this world affords Ali this
is the work Of your Sarsaparilla am satisfied there
could be greater blessing conferred upon my TEL
Low citizens than the administration Of your Sarsa-
plrilla in sickness and disease.
JOHN Bi LAWSON
CurcAoo Ill, April 10th, 1858.
Solib by agents in every town in the country
See advertisement in another column of this pa
per- headed Stovilps Stngla
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
STATE OF MICHIGAN-Tentb judicial Circuit,
- In Chancery;
Joseph llutzcl,
rs

Joseph Hlutzcl,
Frederica IIuizel \
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County Of
Saginaw, in chancery, nj the Court House in sagi-
nav City, ON the 4th day Of August, a. ID: 1860,
u satisfactorily appearing 70 this court that the
said defendant FREDERICK Iutzol is not resident Of
the state Of Michigan, hut resident Of the United
States On motion Of James L. I. Fox solicitor Tho
said complainant it Is ordered ty the Court that tho
said defendant appear and answer the bill Of com
raint lcd in this cause, within three months alter
the date of this orlcr and that this order ho served
personally on the defendant at least twenty days be-
fore the time hereby limited Cor her appearance, aud
that il &c published according 70 law, in tho East
Saginaw Courier, a nowspapcr published and eircu-
lated in said County Of saginaw such publication t.
commence within twenty days from tie date OF thi'
order and to continue for six successive weeks, al
least onco in each week. VIM MOLL, Register.
4 JANIS L. 4. Fox, Comp't Solicitor.
Attest: q true cOpy) n2-6w
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
"A z Z r.
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY cupE OF


intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agne,
Remittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases origi-
mating i'm hillary arrangement, caused
by tho Malaria OF Missmatic Coun-
tries.
We are enabled here TO offer the community romedy
which, while ii cures the above complaints with GER
tainty Is still perfectly harmless in any quantity Such
remedy invaluable In districts where these alicting
disorders prevail. This "CuRE" expes the miasmauc
poison of FEVER AeuE from the system, md pre-
vents the development Of the disease, If taken the
first approach Of its premonitory symptoms 1t is not
only the best remedy yet discovered for this class Of
complaints but also the cheapest. The large quantity
supply Cor dollar brings II within the reach o every
body; and in bilious districts, where FLYER AND AcyE
prevails every body should have II aud use IL freely hoh
for cure and protection 1t Is hoped this price will place
Il within the reach Of all - tho poor as we'l the RICH
great superiority of this remedy any other ever
discovered for the speedy and certain Of lnter-
tents Is that contains Quinine mineral, eonse-
quently il prodrcos quinism other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured By IL arc
left as healthy fthoy had never had the disease
Fever and sAgue Is not alone the consequence 81 tho
miasmac poison. great variety Of disordcis arise from
its irritation, among which are AeAya0ia, Ronp,asn,
Go HsaddeFe, Bndaess, 7botiachs, Eirdele, CJtd,A,
Astlma, Idlpilation, Iainb 1tgecton Of Ge SplssH.
HysicJlcs Pln H ne B0te's, C3ic, Paralysis aud d.
raHgemeh Of DE Stomach, all OF which, when Originate
ing In this cause put the ,trin te,d tgpe bccumo
periodical This "CuRE" expels the poison from the
blood, aud consequently them all alike. II Is
Invaluable protection to immigrants aud persons travel
ling or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. II
taken occasionally daily while exposed 70 the 'cc-
tion that will be cxcretcd from the SYSTEM aud cannot
accunulate in sufficient quantity TO rpen into Disease
Hence Il even valuable for protection than cure
and few will suffer from lnteuricuis they avail
themselves OF the protection this remedy Affords.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
ry-See Advertisement
DIR CTRisTIEs AGUE DALsAM

DTG TIIETN
JOHN d. PARK Esq,
DEAR StR-I avn SIT out Of your Christies Ague
B1sam and have neglected sending 10 you for more,
a. 1 am well supplied with other Aguc hemcdcs, hut
my CUSTOMERS nrc CLAMERous for your CnRIsTtEs
AGug CuRE ~ no other gives the universal satstac-
tion II has the precedence over all other Ague
Remedies In this region
Please forward me new supply Care Bartlett.
KEYS g. Co, Keokuk, Iowa. Yours Respectfully
Wm. EVANS
Winchester, Iowa, April 25th, 1860.
n6See Advertisements
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

BETTER LOOK AT lloME.--The Enter
prise endeavors to make political capital
out of the fact that but three of the
Democratic county nominees hail from
East Saginaw. 1t had better look at
home. Four candidates were presented
by the delegates from East Saginaw to
the Democratic County Convention, and
three of them were nominated; nine can
didates from East Saginaw were present
cd to the Republican County Convention,
only tco of whom were nominated, and
one Of those for coroner. SO much Tor
the silly whine about Democratic injustice
to East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
DAnnY, I'LL, April ilth, 1860.

JONI d. PARK ESQ, Chicago We are all out of
Chrisiic's Ague Dalsam and wish you would send us
ono half gross as we have calls for IL daily. We
have used it in onr families, and have known it
20 he used ia our vicinity with perfect satisfaction,
md we make no hesitation in Recommending il as
tho best Aguc Preparation in use.
Yours respectfully,
G0RT0N & DTTT0N.
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
Prepared by Dr.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
T,OWEJ,I, FIAS9
NEWS FOR sPORTsMEw.

HEss, Emo. & Co, East Saginaw; EAroN Dho
Saginaw City, and by dealers everywhere rH
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
SAIL LOFT! SAIL. LOFT !!

VII LTAM co E
FORMERLY of Detroit, has established Sail
Il Loft in this city, in the Cooper Shop, below the
site Of the lower Steam Gris Mill; where he is pro
pared 10 manufacture
SAILS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Tor Vessels Yachts, Fish Boats, ITooters, or Dug
outs; also Awnings, Tarpaulins, Canvass Bags, Fen
dcrs, &c, &c. on short notice Orders solicited.
East Saginaw March %. 1860. n3l-
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13
NEW MILLINERY
ESTAB BlsSHAl E.:.M Z / .

MRS. Nj. L.. CROMWELL.
TNAKES this opportunity TO inform tho Ladies
L East Saginaw and vicinity, that she has opened
depot for all descriptions Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Mt the store formerly occupied by John Derby on
Water street. She would bo happy 10 supply them
with every article in that limo in accordance with the
prevailing fashions and at the very cheapest rates
She feels confident Of being able to please the Ladies
and earnestly invites their inspection Of her Goods
and Fashions, which are being constantly renewed
rZ~ DRESS MAXIM .g1
also attended TO in tho very latest styles at this es-
| Enlistment
East Saginaw, june 9Th, 1860 ni5-H
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

CHATTER OF AcoIDENrs.--W "Wednesday
afternoon, while Joseph OFT, workman
employed on Champlin g. Penny'S Grist
Mil, on Genesec street, was up pole,
erected for the purpose of hosting the
iron pipe, he became excited and fell to
the roof and from there to the ground
In falling on the roof he fractured one
OF the bones Of the leg, aud one part oil
the bone, we believe, protruded through
the skin. He was carried to his home
and is now comparatively comfortable.
Thursday afternoon, Mr.. James O'Brien
was thrown froma wagon, and consldera-
bly, injured on his right side The acci-
dent occurred on Washington street, near
Fitzhugh street. Mr. OBJ, was driving
a span of horses before a lumber wagon,
when they became uumanagable, and the
wheels striking cross the walk, he was
thrown violently to the ground, and one
Of the wheels passed over his head
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

\ oG sTAsiPs-LoG STAMPS OR MARKING
h Irons With plain and hoauiifol letieis or figures
made 60 order on short notice at the East saginaw
Foundry and Machine Shop on the Dock.
June u 1859. HESS BRO
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

WILL run regularly until the close Of naviga-
w tion between Saginaw City and East Saginaw,
touching at Panc's Dock, Saginaw City, and Mer-
rll's Dock East Saginaw, as follows:
Leave Binders Dock, Saginaw City, ut 6t NJ,
and every alternate hnli hour till > 1. NJ.
Leave Curtis, Bliss Co.'s Dock, East Saginaw,
at 7 NJ, and every hour till 10 p. NJ.
Passage cents each way.
pS5-fhe proprietors propose to do everything IN
their power TO accommodate the travelling public,
and hope TO receive fair share Of patronage.
East Saginaw, July 10, leCO. n5l-
East Saginaw courier., 1860-09-13

Applications solicited policies issucd and removed,
and LossEs PAID AT rms AeENcY. ny
w. J.. WEBDER, Agonk
East Saginaw, August |, 1860
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15

REL1o1oUs.-We are gratised to learn
that the Rev w. A. SAMPLE, of Fort
Smith, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, in this city, twice month-every
other Tuesday-commencing next Tuesday
night This church. by the resignation OF
the Rev. THos. H. URNsrox. are without a
Pastor, and the kindness of Mr.. SAMPLE in
thus tendering his services will call up
a feeling of gratitude from our entire COM
munity- We learn that efforts are being
put forth for the obtainment of minister,
and we trust that the pulpit of this church
viii be filled at no far distant day.
We are requested to say that the Sunday
School connected with this church meets
Sunday morning at 0 O'Clock, instead of
in the evening as heretofore.
We are informed-bu: cannot vouch for
the accuracy of the report-that the Rev
WILLIAM BISEr, Pastor of the Episcopal
Church in this city, has resigned his charge,
and leaves here fer the East soon. Mr. BIZ
net is fine speaker, and more than ordina-
rily excellent writer, his composition being
replete with musical phraseolosy and free
from those unharmonious passages which
so ofss6 mar and despoa - sJsnsassand
lectures of our most eminent divines. His
manner of delivery is easy and graceful,
and is well adapted to his style of writ
ing. His resignation was accepted by his
church, and his call renewed, but we have
not learned his intentions in the matter.
Mr.. Binet has many admirers in our city
and we trust he will be led to an acceptance
of the call. We wish him pleasant jour-
ney, and hope he may have speedy re-
I'm
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15
North Carolina in Motion.

The Democracy of North Carolina, held
a mass meeting at Raleigh, to nominate
candidstes for the ensuing election, and to
express their opinion of the action of the
Charleston convention. The following res
oiutions in reference to Judge Douglas were
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party of
Wake county recommeca that the delegates
from North Carolina to the Baltimore con-
vention support, for nomination, Judge
Stephen A. Douglas for the next presidcn-
cy, believing that he is the choice of the
great American people
Resolved, That, if Stephen A. Douglas
should be nominated for the presidency by
the Baltimore convention, we will rally to
him as we rallied to Pierce and Buchanan,
and extend to him a cordial and active sup
port.
Other resolutions wero adopted. setting
forth the merits of Judge Douglas. The
speech of Mr.. HOLDEN, the editor of the
Raleigh Standard, and delegate to the ma :
tional Democratic convention, in favor of
Judge Douglas. was loudly applauded.-
North Carolina will give good account of
herself at Baltimore.-Appeal.
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15
The People Moving

The Madison Pioneer of the oath of May.
has just come to hand, containing cali for
a Mass Meeting of the Democracy of the
First Congressional District, to take action
in filling up the delegation to the Baltimore
National Convention. We regret that the
circular was not received in time for action
to have been taken here for the appoint
inent Of delegates to confer and advise to-
gether on this subject. The call is signed
by twenty-threc citizens of ST. Francis Co.,
and is as follows:
Mass MEETING OF THE NATIONAL UNION
DEMOCRACY OF THE NORTHERN CONGRESS
sIoNAL DIsTRICT OF ARKANSAS.
In view of the deplorabic state of affairs
in the Democratic party, brought about by
the monstrous and melancholy action Of a
large number of the Southern delegates at
Charleston in seeding from the National
Democratic Convention, which course, if
persisted in, must sectionalize the only Ma
tional Party now in existence, and bring
upon it defeat, and, perchance, produce a
dissolution of the Union and in view of
the further fact that Arkansas will be prac-
tically without representation in the Balti-
more Convention. shs having bpt two dele
gateS righdully entieled 90 se4ts IN -ssia
Convention. and as the delegates appointed
by the Dover and Arkadelphia Conventions
to fill the vacancies of those who withdrew
at Charleston, beside their irregular appoint
ment, are instructed to take the same stand
with the seceders, and insist upon Congress
sional interference with Slavery in the ter
ritories as sine qua non to their abiding
the action of the Convention. We, there
fore, 10 preserve the unity of the party and
the integrity of the Union, make this call
upon all Democrats in the First Congress
ional District, who are unwilling to sacri-
flee both party and country to an impracti-
cable theory, AMI opposed to making Con-
Sressional Interference with slavery in the
territories, condition precedent to their
abiding the action CT the Baltimore Con-
ton, and who are content to stand upon
the Cincinnati Platform intact, and as it is
to be interpreted by the Federal Courts, to
meet at Madison, St. Francis County, Ark,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of June, next
| to appoint delegates to the Baltimore Con
vention, and take such other steps as may
be deemed necessary.
All papers in the district, and the Little
Rock papers are requested to copy the above
call.
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15

SIxTYThoUsAND DoLLARs-Last week
we published an advertisement Of $50 900
looking for an owner, and on last Monday
the veritable DIR. w. G. Ruttan arrived in
our city from Havana, and came to the of
flee to make further inquiries about it. He
is the happy owner of that snug sum, and
will Immediately take steps to secure it.
lie is a resident of Van Buren,, but has
been absent from home for about year
This is another striking instance of the
utility of advertising. The Doctor is in
fine health, except his eyes, which are slow
ly reeoving from entire blindness caused by
ship fever.-Irue Democrat
Our friends of the True Democrat, have
been imposed upon by confidence man.
The advertisement was inserted. we feel
confident, at the instance of the Doctor
himself. We received a copy of the Mis-
souri, Republican,, with the advertisement
marked and request to copy, but having
known something of the Doctors antece-
dents, did not see fit to publish it. We
hope the True Democrat got pay for the
advertisement, for it will be, we are think
ing, sometime before the "veritable DR..
w. c. Ruttan," fingers the 100000
The Van Buren press., 1860-06-15
The Conventions.

The Seceders from the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, adjourned to meet at
Richmond on Monday last. But it is gen.
orally thought they will not assemble until
after the Baltimore Convention-which
meets on Monday next. the 18th. Most of
the Seeding States, if not all, have ap-
pointed new Delegates to Baltimore. And
we confidently look for conservative and
harmonious deliberations - with such a
spirit pervadins the assemblagc, we predict
the nomination of candidates that will be
triumphantly elected.