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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
Carii

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart, l wish
to lay before the public which deserves COM
mendaton, not only as an act Of scientific skill but
that of humanity also. About two years ago / sud
denly, and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with fit of Epilepsy which, owing to my inability to
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough medi-
cal Treatments and the encouragement which met
with on attempting H. soon became such Gas was then
led 70 beeye) 10 defy the skin of any phy sician
was frequently, while in pursuit Of my calling, thrown
down to the ground without The slightest warming and
although insensiOle Co The agones, vet despsed the
miseries OF my life, and soon learned to look upon
those who would render assistance shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to prooug the existence
of my miseres. While n this state and having nre-
vinus to my ahcton, tasted the sweets Of life once
more was Induced TO attempt seeking aid of a physi-
clan, and by recommendation, called upon Dr. h. J
Ozapkiy. told him of my circumstances, and Of nv
inability TO reward him for hs services, regardless of
which, however, he at once undertook my case, and
with tq blessing OF God, was once more restored TO
perfect health. Unable TO re Yard him for the boon
which enjoy at present. and yet conscious Of my in
debtedness, consider 10 due 10 myself and all afflicted
TO make The case public, In order that those i'm need
OF medical advice may iud physician In whom every
confidence can be placed.
H. S. MEYER YADLONsKY.
state oi California, county Of San Francisco, S.
subscribed and sworn to before me, this 1st day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1886.
Llsl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment OF Dr. h. j. CzapSay, although unsolicited, feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment, hoping
tnat by doing so Imay be instrumental ia preventing
cthers from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced and which often results from the per-
nicious practice of pretenders Ny disease has been
that OF physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence Of indscretions in youth The agonles
Whlch endured are perhaps, unnecessary for me to
deai they are known 70 those who have experienced
tem Suffice IL to sly that having called the services
oi Dr. H. j. Czapkay into requiSitou all the eNpecta-
tious which m1y have formed Of him were moro
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr.. Czap-
hay 20 all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in 30 doing being sym
pnhy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire Of
tAeYng thcm' D. J. DAllLEE, Printer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
wAsmnaroa CRY, Jan. 6th, i552.'
Remarkable Instance of Medical fss
lief

liCt-
eGB Below we publish the certificates of three ofthe
sufferers from the pangs of disease. who, having re-
covered their former health, and impelled by graft
tude, make known ther cases and remedial agents and
their statements authenticated by a Notary Pub
lie. The demands of society imperiously command
their publicity, and commend their perusai to the
attention Of all afflicted:
IHankjulaess IS the Hcentire 20 Gratitude
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
DID. GASSNER,

Care of WooD, EDDY & Co.,
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John Minor Belts ON Secession

RICHMOND, Dec. Last night, at the banquet
rendered 20 the State Electors, most Of tie
speeches made Were strongly in favor OF the
Union, and also in favor OF a Conventloa OF the
border Slave States. Hon. John Minor Bots.
however, opposed the right Of any state % &C.
cede from the Union, and advocated resort M
force by the Federal Administration IL the laws
could not otherwise be upheld.
This view was opposed by two Of the prinei pat
spec kers, and failed 90 meet with the approval OF
tue audience
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mafi Robbery.

CHICAGO, Dec. "A train boy on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, named w. II.
Hudson, was yesterday arrested for robbing the
mails Of notes and drafts 20 the amount Of S1I Co.,
amined before Commissioner Hoyne and held fOr
tria
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Georgia uethodi,t Copf,r,nce.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 5.-The Georgia Methodist Con
ference. now in session here. have appointed >
committee TO prepare address condsmnstory Of
the custom Of the Navy requiring the use Of the
Episcopal form Of service on ships Of war.
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ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 6-Flour-Family S6Ooa
500; extra s5 e5a6 90; super 81 s7a5O0. Wheat
white 81 O9asl ~; red 81 a5aSI.lo. Corn
white 5Oa62c yellow 55a63c. mixed 5Sa6lc. Rye
65a7O. Oats 30a3Ic. Corn Meal 6ea72c. per bushel-
Seeds-1imothy Sass so Clover % 25aS6 % ;
Flaxseed 81 .4OaSl45. Provisions-Butter, roll
lOa2Oc-; Bacon liable; Pork 81 OosS7 50. Lard
13a1ic. Eggs 14al6c, Whisky 24s3Oc.
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Bsltfmers Nlnrksts

BALInokI, Dec. 6-Flour dull; Howard sold
for IS wheat dull and unchanged Corn dull
and heavy; new white and yellow 4Sa5oc. Pro
visions dull, and quotations generally nominal
Coffee has declined HsAc; Rio l3sl4c. WHISKY
dull at I6aIsKc.
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NoIIcE.-Dstgict Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from TIE STAR once.
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Railroad Accident.

EAsroN, Pa, Dec LAST evening, as a freight
train was passing through the bridge at Freemans-
burg eight of the track and broke through
the flooring. Francis Meighan, conductor, was
killed. The bridge was not injured
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HoLLowAY's PILLs Ayp OINrNENI.

-Barss, ScaIds, Wonads, Bruises, &e.-No more
atte ri az testimonials can DO adduced Of the imme
date relief which Hollovay's Medicines afford TO
sufferers from these terrible eatastTophes than the
readiaess with which medical men use them In pfi.
vsts practice for ell such accidents The grand
GESTURE in the Oin.pent 10 that i leaves neithef
without q supply OF these invaluable remedies.
Sold by all Druggists at 25c., &C. and per box or
pot. sA4 taEE l5J 20 aoeo-iv
To rHR AgyLIcfRDt-Rs sure to read the sdver.
dsement Of McLean's Streng fhening Cordial snd
Blood Purifier. in another column. q
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iOCAENEwS

Ia Though TIE srAk IL printed on the fastest
stcsT press IN use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is large to require II to be put to press At an
esrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sen. In before 10 o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. >. - .--..
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CousHs!-The sudden changes Of our climate are
Afsetioas Experience having proved that simple
remedies often set speedily and certainly whom
should at once Be had to !" RresrH's ByoYeAial
TToehss," OF Lozsnges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr
ritation of the Throat be ever slight, BY this
preoaution more serious attack nav be efeotually
warded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efectua for clearing and stfeng thsn,nx tn
voice. See advertisement. s.a7 de lily
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Meeting Of Electoral C.II,re.

HARRIsBuRs, Pa Dec. 5-The Electoral Col
lege Of this State cast their vote today for Lin
coin and Hamlin.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 5.-The Electors met
here to-day for the purpose Of casting the vote Of
the State. On assembling, the six Brecktnridgs
Electots declined 20 take part on the ground thai
though by the technicalities az the law they might
be entitled to vote, they were not In fact elected
The nine Bell Electors then filed the rscs ncics,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-06

T HAVE. NOW ON HAND A CONFLICTS
Ladies Kid and Lasting Velvet Trimmed III
Boots II
Ladies' Kid and Lasting Buttorod Boots, -
Ladies' Morocco and Goetskin Buttoned Boots
Ladies Thick and Fur Boots, .-. D..
Misses Kid Velvet trimmed Boots,
Misses Kid Morocco and 6oetskin 8atsd Boots.
LADIES' and Misses Rubber Lonx BOots,
Which I am sc ling from SOC. % 81 pair lover
than the same quslity cen bo bong ht elsewhere in
this CITY. - q
Also, full assortn ent of Boots and Shoes for
gents, boys, and youths wear:
do eotf Pa ay., bet 9Th and 9th sts.
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TheCanaI TalIa

ALBANY, Dec. 4-The canal tolls received for
the season exceed by 81 600 % COO the sum Of
three millions.
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THE LATEST NEwSgHT
/ TEL EG RAPHIo.
The Presideur. Message a vrs,.,.. A.

RIctxoSp, Va, Dec Z The Prekidents Mes
sage created q great sensation, on sceoost Of The
Presidents views and Intentions regarding ssoes-
sion. IL goes very much against the iacitnstiSS.
Of the disunionists, who aver that they eus NJ %
be allowed 10 secede peaceasly iftkey eau. come
are Of the opinion thxt the Presidents instrue.
tons 10 the commander Of Port Mouleie viii
cause great deal Of trouble, and serious uprre-
tensions are entertained in regard 20 70, bot this
e an idle conjecture. Public opinion 10 not yet
made up In regard 20 the matter. Conservatives
consider the Presidents Message me produe-
ton.
Hon, J. NJ. Bolts has written long letter set
ung forth his scheme for settling the Slavery
question. IL 10 an entirely original scheme, and
II adopted, VII give satisfaction % both North
and South. IL 10 anxiously looked for by The
public.
A grand mass meeting. Irrespective of party,
viii take place next Thursday, ut LvnchburE.
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Secretary FLOYD. Opinion a, TO seee,sis

RICHMOND, Dec. 6-Secretary FLOYD has let
ter in the Enquirer this morning. holding 10 the
rig bit Of secession but would exercise the right
until every means had been exhausted 10 preserve
the Union. At present he is In favor Of State
Convention by Virginia
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'. wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHKRRY,4
Ctres BroaehtaI AfectsoHs and all Diseases If the

From the Boston Evening Traveller, January 6,
SIT il perhaps but simple act OF Justice TO the
proprietors of Visitors Bdlsanl Of Wild Cherry for
TO say that per sonel eyperts e In the nse OF
proprietors Of the Traveller was entirely cured of
severe cough OF four months oontinpance, by the
Quaintancss, who have tried the article have found
il of great service In renewing thsm Of severe
had been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed I. BurTs on the
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale BY Y. ID. Gilman, y C. Ford, jI, >. b. Waite
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. de 5-1wT
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NEW YoRK, Dec. = Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock island 4sK; Cumber-
land Coal Co {; Illinois Central shares 81 4; La
crosse and Mil. I; New York Central II y; Read
ing SIX; Va 6's rs; Mo. 6s c.. 49,.
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DIED,

On the morning of the 9Th instant in the SD year
Of his age. Col MlCHAEL NoURsEsA .,,..a
his funeral. from his late residences, no &c ThIf-
tssnth street, on Saturday nsxt . O'Clock.
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The Vote of Texas
Alexandria Markets

NBw ORLEANS, Dec 4.-Breckinridge's major
ity over Bell and Douglas is b, 100.
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Nav Yark Markets.
Eiuaucfal.

NKw YORK, Dec. 6-Flour 10 easier, but not
quotably lower. Wheat is dull and dropping.
Corn ruled dull whisky dull at is6c.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, John Mccain,
Patrick Mccain, Chas. Finley, Joshua scribner,
and Patrick Cassiday, were found guilty Of an
ARRAY In Georgetown on the 27th of February; fine
IS and costs, each. William Rawlings, charged
with assault and battery, submitted his case, and
was fined 50.
This morning the Court was engaged with the
trial Of John Uric, charged with the larceny Of a
pocket book and $40, the property Of John F, Col
Inns, Of Georgetown. The case was given TO the
jury as we left the coun-room. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-06

MRS SMIrH's INSTITUTE FOR You've LADIES'
The next quarter commences Nov - At the re
union in FEBRUARY the hrst division of the senio
class will graduate and receive the gold medals
Of the Institute. 3t*
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CENTRAL GuARD-Housk.-Joseph Goldsmith
house. His offense was calling the Putnam
Phalanx ga set of abolition sons OF bis" The
justice very clearly explained that these gentle
men were not to be insulted with IMMUNITY in
this city; that though they might not have heard
the remark, the language was not to be tolerated
in our streets; 1t was a violation of law. He Or
dered Goldsmith to pay $40 81, fine and costs
Alexander alias Sandy Jackson was arrested for
steal. ny butter from jean II. Caldwell COM
mitted to Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-06

NAVIGATION is fully resumed at all points on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and a consider
able number of boats laden with coal, -four, grain
&C., have arrived at Georgetown, and many more
are on the way. The scene is one of interest
about the coal depots, a large body Of laborers
at work and the canal for some distance above
is jammed with boats some passing through to
Alexandria aud others waiting their turn to be
discharged at the depots in Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-06

GAuTIER has long been celebrated for the excel
lence Of his cuisine and for the admirable system
and good taste displayed In all the arrangements
Of his well-ordered establishment. But IL was
natural to suppose that those who enjoyed the
luxuries served up in such style must pay accord
ingly, and SO we were not little surprised, in a
visit there yesterday, to find the articles upon his
bill of fare set down at lower prices than Is
charged at the commonest "cheapr (so-called)
restaurants. Just think of plate of buckwheat
cakes, in Gautiers style, for cents, tea coffee
or chocolate ditto, sirloin steak with ''fxins u
for IS cents, and on all the way through the
bill of fare. We could not have believed 1t, but
seeing and tasting Is believing! 6autler's num-
Der is 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DoN'T FAIL to give the benefit Of your presence
one night at least at the Fair at Odd Pellows'
Hall for the aid of the poor orphans. You will
feel happier and better after contributing your
mite for these parentless little ones. al.
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DROPPED IN at the Christ Church Fair (Thorn's
amazingly; ladies' as pretty and sweet az ever;
Robinson as active as ever In promoting the gen.
eral pleasantness of the occasion, and In fact all
the Christ Church people aiding and abetting to
make visitors enjoy themselves as to be sure to
come again and again.
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CENTER MARkKr.-Though the market was
largely attended by dealers from the country, an
well as the licensed city dealers, who presented
ample supply Of provisions of superior quality,
the demand was hardly in proportion, and the
activity Of business was not ual to the expecta-
| ton. Large lots of fine poultry, neatly dressed,
were offered Yesterday in and about the market,
| by country Dealers and this morning the quantity
| In market was very great. Lots Of country pork
| and beef were also offered from wagons, In the
space and at the scale house. The hay stand,
were fully occupied at an early hour. The price,
| have undergone no change Of consequence since
| last week. .".f Hrp
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yuLhrNous Last night, some hlthY scamP
passed up Eighth street and upon the fronts Of the
houses north Of the Patent Once wrote obscene
words in large characters, in black paint, with
dista re of a souare's length. IL 10 great pity
that the scamp who did u was not discovered
either by the property owners or policeman: II
would have been better for the former 70 nsys
have been pusished With the severity he deserves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-06

THO LET-A two story brick HOUSE, contain 4.
l. ing rooms and passage. 1t is located at the
corner of 4 and Seventeenth SITS. opposite the
Presidents Square. Low rent TO q good tenant.
Apply next DOOR . de 4-St-
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The LEVY Court met on MONDAY. The Presi-
dent Of the Court being absent, Robert w hite,
Esq, was called to the chair
Numerous supervisors accounts were ordered
to be paid. -.ss.
The committee appointed to Inquire Into the
expediency Of causing a new road to be made
from the road from Brookville, In Maryland, to
setting forth the eIpedisncy Of carrying out the
wishes OF the petitioners. The question was,
after discussion, again referred to the committee
| TO ASCERTAIN the cest Of right Of way
The Chair laid before the Court the quarterly
| report Of the Treasurer Of the County; examined
| by Justices Kennedy and Drury, and reported
| correct. -. :. .,fr5,.. j
| The claim for damages for making the road Il
Queen Chapel was referred to the Clerk, to settle
yyith the claimants their executing propel
deeds to the United States for the land embraced
| I'm the road.
| 10 Keepers Of taverns In the county. $50
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| DOR RENT-A PARBOR. on the first floor,
| Il and three fine Bedrooms on the floor above, at
| No 216 Pa. avenue, two doors east of the Kirk
| wood HOnse de S-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, at 406 ID
L street, between 9Th and 18th SITS. de Aft
EOR RENT-FURNISHED PARLOR and two
Il CHAMBERS, on the second floor. 463 18th
l street. between G. and IA, de 4-Sts
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EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, CON
tanning rooms in good order with gas tx
Also, a twO-story brick COTTA6E +. with large
yard attached corner Of street north an l4th st.
will be moderate. Apply at 436 Twelfth street,
between q ald HI. no Is u
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r. aLADIEs' MERINO VESTS -IsIa
LARGE Assortment hadies Menno Vests, his
necks aud long sleeves low necks ard short sleeves
Alec, Children,s Merino Vests all n iop prices
no So afsFfsd ~ - near Avesue Houee,
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-This morning. between the metropolitan
Ia Truck House and steamboat W hart. q god For
CHAIN, with - al attached. A liberal reward VII
be paid If LEFT with W. G. HARPER, 397 Pa. av-
hs
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Married.

BsRKsrxS-ApIn I'm Wednesday, Nav 30 bv Raw.
Dr. Adler. LOTHIAN bksDruH 70 BxIHA daughter Of A..
L. Acler, Egg, all Of this city.
BERRYkAN-WmMY Tuesday, June s, st New
Haven, by tbs Re-. Rev. DR.. Kip Bishop Of California
CHARLES Il RlHrnAx, Of New York city, 70 HAREznA,
daughter Of the lase henry whitney, Eco
BRDsxyE-BxAH On Thursday, june Z, q 81. Johns
church Brooklyn by the Rev sasc Peck Of Greenwich,
Conn. CaARlEs &. Bnp@nn, Of New York, 70 FRANCES
HUsGKuoRD daughter OF Edmund Beach, Esq, Of Brook
Hn,
FAlnsoroS- NcKAIx-In Brooklyn. D., on wednes-
day, June 8. by the Rev J. D. Wells. VIZ FAREsoros
70 MIS- MAxv JASn McKAu, both Of brooklyn, I. ID.
Ls-AiIHAUsx- On fuesday, June s, IN this city, BY
he Rev. Dr. Hutton, WnIIAn =. L. 70 HxLsS LOuI.A
AImAux, esnghtsr q q B. Ashauss Esq, bosh Of th'
CIV .u-pru,-o, ,.u,,s.v Jun. = BY u. Row
WlliAa Webbe, DAVID p RArMyI. of Newt ,wp, l. / q
Mary nlp, daughter Of The laAs Cornelius Purdy q th
CITY.
snrmu-Glsooar.-0n THURSDAY. yuns !, ct g
Marks church, By the Rey. NJ Haskins, (HAxIn K
szenA b ELIZA GEsooay, al q Brooklyn.
VAMu-HAn On Wednesday, June Q, by the Rev
d. Osborn n he residence of ne brides atbsr York
viDe Jom vAxU 70 Ilzxu T., third daughter Of Ool l.
Hart
wM1-HAsr.-On Thursday, June 7, BY the Rev. I. G.
Osborn, Dr.. FRAHCD v. WINE 70 Ans ANNIE HART, III q
this city.
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Afforded Il in time of asr BY our privstesrss
They constitute pol Of The ocean. without
Whose protection on. commercial operations
might be ct any moment crippled or psralyzed
few weeks suffice to fit out enough of these
valuable little cruisers to aid our insufficient
navy In the task of defending our coasts and
making repnsals upon the enemy. Tue
Chamber of Commerce ought not to have lost
sight Of these facts, or Of The unAtuess of its
occupying itself with quest ON which Is more
political than commercial In it, bearings. 1t
should leave its consideration TO the govern
ment and statesmen of the country, If there
are indeed any sta'esmen among us, and con-
fine itself to the matters which are properly
within the sphere of Il. duties.
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O0sesss U--~-scRs az B~dGes. Davis q
90 ~ .rpse,s.~ .. u~vsss % dso~ss.-
ClAss 80, JunA q ,3Ec
sS. y. 20. rs. ~. 4s. Al. Is. 81, 6S, ST, 8, 40
90, 68, Il, az. AZ. So, 6, 9 SO. 81, 76, Is.
CLAss Sal JUNs 7, Ls6n.
%. SIS, Is, 81, 81, 40, b6, 81, 26. ~.
ffIzss cassed ct SIS BroAdwAy Crculsse sest hss.
HOn0Aa DAVIS Co,
Manager.
Macon. Georgia
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Drawings OF France, Brosdbenrs Il Co.'S
Delaware er5es-
tussKx Cousrv. GLASS ls6 JuSu 7. 1850
Sc, 2. SO, IA, ~, 63. Ia, q, rs, 81, II, As, 80.
-. oa aossoIsarkp ioTrrRr Class " JuNxT 1850.
"a, zz %, rs 80, 20. so, 4. 81, &C, 81, %, o. g.
FRANCE. PROADBEsfB CO.,
MANAGER. Wuzatnst0a, DolawaroL
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vFHrlN DtfTEffTR.
IL 30 CIV feufde fcr ne or u r~As. MY
20 trfa trsec rsfp Ac Procure this ~
sre sscd iro~a-r scd OF ii drurxhts ever a
ffuets Gsyci 80 BrosevsJ.