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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Card.

the the undersigned. having been under the treat
ment of Dr. L. j Czapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity 10 his Treatment hoping
that by doing so may he Instrumental n preventing
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, ana which often results from tbe na,
ncious practice of pretenders. My disease, has bee n
that OF physical and mental debility winch follows in
consequence "I indiscretionS In youth The agonies
which endured are, perhaps unnecessary for inc To
detail, they are known To those who have Experienced
them snre to say, that having called the services
OF Ut Il: d. Czapkay into requstop all the expecta-
tions which may have formed of him were more
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Gan.
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object In so doing being svm
pahy Tor suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire of
relieving them. D. j. DAHIEF' prirtes VI
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
FOR SALE,

VNFEE "HERMITAGE HANCll," five miles from
Il Msrysville, on the Yuba road, containing six
hundred and ffty-six OF good land-One Of the
best Ranches in Yuba county. Persons wishing to
invest Will find it to their advantage to examine tn
premises.
For terms inquire Of Mrs. G. Kammeling, on the
premises, or at rreadweu Co.'S Marysvine.
au22f
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
PHILADELPHIA, January lTth, 1889.
CERTIFTCATE.-I, the undersirn

CERTIFECATE.-I,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. L. J.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Ch ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. Whereof have given to
him this certificate, and recommend him thu sympa-
thy, attention and protection of all those who
pabe of appreciating patriotic self sacrifice, and
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9Th, 1852.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Card.

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart, | wish
TO lay before the public which deserves a com.
mendaton, not only as act of scientific skill but
That OF humanity also. About two years ago SUD
denlYi and from causes unknown to me- was seized
with tt of Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability to
meet the expenses consequent upon a thorough medi-
cal treatment, and the discOuragement which m,t
with on attempting IT, soon became such las was then
e'l to bcleve) us 70 defy the skill Of any ph, scian
was frequently, while in pursuit of my calling thrown
down TO the ground without he slightest warning and
although lnsensible to the agOnes, yet despsed the
misereS of my life, and soon learned to look uuon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to proCng the xstepcp
OF my mseries. While in this state and having pre
vous to my aihction, tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a physi-
clan, ana, by recommendation, called upon Dr. L. j
O2apkhy. told him Of my circumstances and Of NV
inability to reward him for his services regardless Of
which, however, he at once undertook my case and .
with the blessing Of God, once more restored TO
perfect hellth. Unable to re ard him for the boon
which enjoy at present, and yet conscious of my in.
u'btedness, consider IL due TO myself and all cted
to make the case public in order that those in need
oimetca advice may fiud physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
H. MEYER YABLONSKY.
state of California. county of San Francisco S.
subscribed and sworn TO before me- this LIST day of Au-
gust, n. 1856
IT,. GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07

essReA - well KIN wn to the travelling public as A
siiM4 FlrSt Class Hotel in every part eular Prices
sllHaH reasonable. Enlarg d. Leftted and Refur-
hshed throughout Table unsurpassed in
shls cry Fin Suits of r oms for Families Pttent
room. ~ -e'
" our Porters W II always he found on board, as
ihr steamer reaches the dock to take charge of your
baggage' and Coach to convey you TO the Hotel.
j. e.. FOSTER, late Purser Steamer Uncle Sam.
po22-Sm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
PRIVATE BOARD.

PoARD, in n Private Family, can he had. where
- the CO forts of a home be enjoyed and ~
reasonable rates 10 suit the times.
Inquire, corner Of D and Fifth streets Of Mrs
NJ Berran, oppnste Presbyterian Church ser9a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07

DIR l.. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office,
San Francisco The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks rcmuneratio unless he effects cuye.-
Office hours from A. N. to9P.M.
az The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean OF the Faculty oi
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Rran-
CISCO for publication:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial T.oches.

~ From Rec. f. II. chaplin, D. D., ~ T,-"l
consider your Luzenges excellent article Tor their
purposes, and recommend their use to Public Speak
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Remarkable Instance of Medical Ke-
lief

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852.
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Rseis assa Ercrets Meeting
ODD FELLows, HAIL.
CHOOSE DEAEeATEs.

In is absence Of organization in this city for the support
of BELL AND EVERETT for the Presidency and vicc-Pses
dency Of The United s,aia and in with the follow
Ing resolutions becomes duty President Of the meeting
held u ODD Fellows Hall the 31 May last the
friends Of 1.-THE Constitution lie Union Enforcement Or
tho Laws favorable the cket to meet at ODD Eel.
Lows HALL. in Has Meeting, SATURDAY NEXT soth
j uss, at s o'clock p NJ, TO elect pELEGAT TO THE
STATE CONVENTION which Is 70 meet on the 4th Of July
in Baton Rouge The purpose " selecting BELL AND
EVERETT State EiccteS, for the Presidential cam
e and for the formation OF State Executive Committee:
Constitution,
Rsa That the citizens Of Louisiana who the Com
siitaon of their country and regard the of their
liberties and who afdcny desire the union States
pcpetua'ed he requested TO hold meetings in their respective
Parishes 10 eject Delegates Convention ID be held al Baton
Rcuge the iii Of July next the purpose Of nominating
Electoral Ticket for this State,
js2s 2pst G. RosELIus.
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ruE M ssss sazsNc''1|I'-


TEsE prsssss sEsNeS-
Same nog,sl,s since, ID common With most o. tne
Oppos;,ion party ii this STATE, we believed mat
sha cas,;.ss sos tle Presidency wonld be waseas
,,,a;ns by tlls BlacE Republican party On ne one
s;ie. III d. Democratic party on the others II
Z tss tssfe xarc those who refused STEADILY Ma
/ admit tsis factor to be bound BY 4 nd
Buf NE were 81 those who. notwi = con-
sisfent ana lise- long opposition % thA Denocratic
nasly, were willing I'll past differences in
vies I'll lie perm d q Bi&ek Republican triumph.
ana III rive tile Deaoc ndidate, II the inter-
cat of the South and thu Uslipn, cordial and an
honest sappors
When ths Charleston yention met, We ey-
pertad il 10 place before sas people some national
statesman, il, whose keeping the Union would be
safe ana TIE equal glss " all citizens BE- fully
respected. Had this been dome We should have
redeemed our pledge. ana advocated his election
Win whatever q atlEiyssss possess When the
I, 1, W IS, uens0a met WI stiil ID not despair
4 sorae reconciliation il the Democratic ranks,
whereby an effective opposition eauld be maae 70
III, tripu,ph III Tie Republican candidate. in the
rcants III bothy our expectations have been dlsan-
no;ntsa. rke Charleston Convention adjourned
without Ysa xIhg nomination and the proceedings
ut Baltn9fe Indicate IN the se1sss.oa ea va
Sic that ms nauphailsy u VIZ
utterly destroy 60, and ahas' rs w
1t least, that party y poweiicsa, - Z
ton TOT TIRE aaiss1 " ~
&C. 81. y ssc vote If the North, Of a
$40 ;nsnys;c;ent when combined to over
sfme the Republican vote except in three Or four
States. ii can scarcely be expected that such d
result can be accomplished when that eoDserva
tiye vote il divided up, as it now win be, between
two Democratic candidates and the candidate Of
the Constitutional Union party, Mr.. Bell.
The only way for the present contest to have
been conducted, with any hope Of success, was by
means of a cordial union of the conservative men
OF all parties North and South, and without regard
I'd their former political associations, upon COM
mon ticket It was with this view that We urged,
on several occasions, before and after the meeting
of the Charleston Convention that such union
be elected upon ths ticket q PSI ana Everett,
already before the people. me proposition was
scarcely noticed py me democracy, Of Y hotieea'
only with derislon.
Il now beng manifest mat mere can De no COM
binafion. el1her upon beit anu hVefett, o. upeh
either ct fhe DenocfaSc ahaids tes-atd that We
CONSERVATIVE 1ofces q 1ie country aeplofaele a.
W. ,aes ".s a'.lv a,asns sse = ~
I'M Nh II III
s,,o, 49,
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To the PmbIic.


The subscriber prepared furnish GAS WORKS Of
all cities factories hotels houses dwellings,
under patent granted to Prof ROBERT GRANT, dated
January 2 1851
These arranged to make the Gas from Coal Resin,
OIL Cotton Seed very simple in their construction,
perfectly yield larger quantity Of FROM given
of material than any other known process.
beg refer the following certificate Of Messrs o. Il. Hall
Co. St. Hotel where large coal works be SEEM and
small apparatus operation at the Novelty Iron
Works Agency. No. j Canal street, New Orleans
ST, LOUIS HoTEL, New Orleans, May g. 1850.
+. W. G. Cook Esq.
Dear SrIt than three months since the Gas
Robert Grants Patent and put up by youin
Hotel have operation and affords pleasure
be satisfied with them in every particu
lar will occasion state further TINT for the last
days fall connection with the city having been cut off
burned two hundred lights night and
portion of those until morning. the supply Of for which
has FROM five hundred pounds of coal each twenty
Tho works simple and easily managed and, in
utility economy excel te representations made In your
contract all thst required in of
year the keeping Of the works in order and the
fneturc of gas.
Very respectfully yours.
OLE. HALL 4 co.
Fer The sale of the above Works for the exclusive rights
for cities, counties States. apply to
r. w. g. COOK,
(AoBsr ROE ROBERT GRANNY
Ne.i Canal street,
ia palm New Orleans
Il
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To tire Ladies,
pETEa,s

pETEa's woRsTED STORE, Canal stfset, bsar Dauphin
We are selling good many articles at and below cost
price, keep constantly fresh SUPPLY Of Berlin Zephyr,
all inds material for Work je6 2ptf
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ss-seoyhin ana Bracsng-There1 IL no pre-.

sssSoothing and Bracing-T no pre-
paration which has such soothing effect IN cses
of excemsnt as HoSetters Stomach Bittefs Al
though this renowned nsgorant rests mainly O. its
astonishing Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and Intestinal
disorders equally ecacio,s IN eonsns Thou
ladies remedy for hysea attcrng Of
the heart headache vertigo general debility and al
peculiar disturbances arrangements which, they
arc subject II cheers and shen the depressed mental
ers strengthens the body and lis followed
las where ordinary toncs administered BY any
unpleasant reaction.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL byJ WRIGHT
and Isl Chsres street. sole agents for the Southern
States all should addressed BY drug
gIs,a dealers generally everywhere. ea5 26t&lsW
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EE"sic0E s Gibbs
s E WI IN @ NJ 40 II N E.

Tho points Of superiority claimed In this Machine rendengit
desirable for Family or Plantation use.
accuracy and power being capable OF making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER
FEGTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
It will drop stitches, and Is noseess in its operation.
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
No mistake possibly be made in setting the nsele.
II will hem perfectly Of required size from the narrowest
hem that OF yard in widh also form and fell seams
withou. the difficulty experienced with other Machines.
g. Last not least the price rtyve dollars lower than
any other reliable Machine in the Market and brings
within the reach Of all.
Purchasers be guaranteed perfect satisfaction, with
privilege returning the Machine IT, after trial does
prove be all wa recommend. F
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents.
ns zpsodf IS Camp ssrsst
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arExpertence teaches tnmt delzcacy
many females from applying for the alleviate
snefng and Hfe. That objection obyated in tho
Of S James Clarkes Female Pills. prepared after the
scpon Of Sir Clarke, Physician the Queen Eng
and we'll he the only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and obsraasons from cause They
DO sent in bottle containing 30 pills post Free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps any agent.
General Agent the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
T., j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
md sold by all respectable druggists. feg 2ply&W
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nm ID, x-, :

On Wednesday 9th inst. Mrs. MARIA LOUISA TUCKER
wife of Philip Tucker. Of Galveston Texas and second
daughter OF the late Joseph Waldr0n Of Brooklyn, Long
Island aged 81 years. MI
Her remains Galveston Texas for nieruent
The funeral viii place at the vefaada Hotel this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Notice.

. CONCERT HALL, TroyDRAs STREET.
The Third PerfsFinas. Of Inc CRESCENT DRAMATIC
Ass y oiafloN 4 postponed to SATURDAY EVENING,
TIC INST in consequence of The non-compeon alter
atoms DOW being made TO the house. ie2s 2plts
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no The Fest and Cheapest Sewing Rza-
chimes Geo sioa Co.'s New Style These Machines
have great all Others similar TO heeer
Wsonsdoing asss with The troublesome Leather Pad and
Loop Checks.
DC Sewing Machine invited 70 call and
exanasas before seking purchases at 81 Canal street
icss 2pIm&W NJ. S HEDRIGK, Agent,
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.Wason's Pasent
Boots, Shoes ana, zsrogaas,

Boots, iSfs0es and Aroyaas,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied With prime Ditchng BOOTS Russs
BRoaANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Ca1opeaeh.
HATS. at the lowest market prices, by
FROST h CO..
No. 70. Magazine str .es New Orleans
HATS OARS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE. l-===. %
We constantly receiving general assortp Aent of SIX and
Far Cashmere Panama. Leghor, Straw Pn Leaf Mexican
aaa wooi HATS, at the lowest market prices by
% FHOST d CO.,
iyls spaw magazine street
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\ u III il shs Ohso aissricts i n,au taking he
a6assa skri7ed At fafsn house, aud 10 the absence
a $1e mel proceeded ID ash questions Of the
4 Ladies, how many male COWS have
3c4 = HI hAre DO male coWs. replied D.
YcAn& 1Ad i HHaSt ethariai creature Of some
y tN0 hundred pounds weight but We have d
Xsntlen&H hull calT The census taker put il
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~ From the Troy Badget.-Jol.n auine

~ From the Troy Budget.-JOAn Quincy
AnAgsIt that famous poem, The Siege Of CorintlA
where Byron records that
{. Thsfe was an old whose hairs were white,
But his veteran arm wEE fnll Of might
The famous lines descriptive d this old have Been often
Quoted Al apncsbe 10 that intellectual giant tie earlier day,
Of the Republic Quincy Aaal Had no hero Of sy'
these days there would HAYS been
sss his recording the et that his hairs @era white fer
the old The present he would unaoubt
edy have used Hmstrces Hair Rst5rave, which would
have restored his hair to all prsipe beaty natural
color Of youth.
Price 50 cents and 81 per brsss Sold everywhere
". .. HAaAE d CO.. Proprietors, Troy, N Y.
Sold by J.wRIdHf Co., n lSl chartres New
Orleans. lels 2plm&W
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(8isgI1g pKAiiArlc AssocIA TfoE. The third
p1hIzc rsaeataton aT this Association. hereto
1pxS aslio Has been postponed till next SAT-
Sesuings aa sill % seem BY reference TO the
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y ii.fs - n boa il lie town 81 Daupbin,
HepnSy lzsnas last week. little still eight years
"a. dsazk>es of ~. John Masner, was attasked BY
) ~. aistsn direesly under The ear. The poor
Eellfld 6Iaa 4 xew minutes after the bite.
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a5f.rxcoon of Jaran, : Gee. d. sLeat /. 60

&B&Tycoon Of Japanl = Geo. y. sioat = Go.
presented Of their Elliptic Sewing Machines 70 the Tycoon
Of offered for sale at No "a Canal street
and tho best manufactured in Amers without doubt
admirable simplicity Its effective operation and It's mccha'
ca perfection proud claims utility and the thousands
who have used viii gladly attest TO this great triumph Of
american ingenaity-
ie25 2plm NJ. S. HEBRiGK, Agent, 81 Canal street.
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H1es hKD Gov PxAs. Messrs. Barelli Y Co.,
81 Anpn aispes adysssisa slxY sisscee mime tarops
"a - aasns e hsek ces.us beams salssis for Gov
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~ spring aasts--s5 10 se SO for the best
spsin Bed existence ,Howes Paen AZ Ne l5t Vhaham
street. New York. H. address the ELifTlC BID
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular spsca
INDUCEMENTS and local agencies iys 2nkW1y
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NAzK BkhL GuxssS sloss The adjourned meet
III IS annonnsed 70 take PLACES tomorrow evening
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a
cans Il sin require all the tact and eaesgy o. its
leaders to accomplish this nnon ihe iTisnas y
sssuupttar sovereignty and Mr.. Douglas show no
signs If yisding and % little evidence q leslrs
for compromise is offered by the extreme South.
If ND contest last much longer, both sections viii
hacosns exsitad, and an arrangement will be i'm.
pxssss Ii Ii disagreeable to note this division Of
A which represents the principle Off trade
III Hhs aion, ana alnsest engrosses iis statesman,
slim: all The more that the difference does not
seem To 81 worth fighting about, especially in
presence Of a powerful opposition.
But, whatever may be the issue DC the contest,
the integrity Of the Union will not be intle least
affected. Struggles like those which have render
ed Kansas famous may be renewed ~ otheT I'VE
ritories OF Congress may take upon Itself to deter
mine tho fate OF slavery in them. n no case, we
may rest assured will the freedom Of each State to
uphold, modify or abandon its institutions az rs
own pleasure, be infrnged. The continuance ct
contest which affects ninrioasy the great .vas
nres Of internal progress, which press fer consd-
Grafton, necessarily tells upon country which has
sneh intimate commercial relations with the United
States as England; and for our own sake, as well
as theirs, would hail the success in the coming
election of any party strong enough to put on anu
icable termination to mere SECTIONAL agitation.
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Ky- Dr.. Charles =. KeIIs. Dentist, No. sBa
Canal street. Carondelet and Barcnne New Orleans
MA apiyMo&W =z== 55z==-ss
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.Fitsssftass's
cELEBRATED .IRoN TIE.
No Factors and Others Interested.

would respectfully call attention to the following letter,
which will cunclusyely show the estimation in which IRON
bound Cotton is held by those ship captains who have taken
Cotton boud way do this since there has been
systematic action by those opposed the of non
produce impression upon the minds Of ship captains and
the community gcneray that arrives in bad condition
he port Of stnaon as to great loss the ship
we'll as TIC subject higher per cent n settling for the
freight charges shown 10 be where the
FAsSNAN TIE used, Is fully demonstrated that
fror leaves he plantation Ht reaches its port Of
destinations there IN objection ssed for
COMPRISING Press daily with greater a
cily than rope.
The hoops all well painted for sale in any qua-
ty By application 10
70 Commercial Place.
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~ lfQHS 6Ssis 81 q draining large pend,
sssx 6S. Eouis, few days ago, the wcrkmen
xkstf Hf i1sy lind come across the seaserpent, 70
loitslx aid thing rear lis head and furiously
sIash u III III was something III fhat line, sure
4 black snake ten feet two inches long.
\ All 4. saso, owing 10 The abundance Of fish he
ksd Fl szsd Ii. lit less tlan twenty three inches
a Fl addsyi1aaia cireumfe ference
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va To Druggtsts and Dealers = sower's
MEprcATED highly popular remedy for habliuai
constipation sick and headache and bilious
generally pus up elegant style and warranted to
keep IN any climate. ieai aiscnunt made the trade.
They viii have speedy sale They never spoil The retail
price is 81 GENTS per Manufactured only BY GEO G.
BowRR. SIKH and Vine sueets. philadelphia is1 spsin
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II Aiss speci y meeting this
SSxisinR w HILL Arsenal, III d clooh. see notice.
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II q saoasl sIelss ss Isee
!. III AIacrznea ON etl. pa ss

1.Isx xssp rss1nErs Azsz1sSs Ar 0pp Fellows
,7sIs III saelher 81 unsn Ril ~ fennd = card Ior
v 1ss i1.es III lid Miodiss pf Bel ena Everett
q {5d1 Fe,lSss HAL. al SAsufasy evening next AZ
= q Is xiI 81 rssaomhe Eed That ~ the last
Nm m HFsfsE nsssias held 81 thas aocality, 4
s&1oI 4 - IN Ised lnvising all citizclls favor
- u hi zd q us supremacy of the constis
slSSH ~ "a tAeit ectisc parishes
III ~ III Ysae IA Ascfedizng delegates "a 4 Con
Il ~ 81 It'd 0n yhe 4th Jniy, prox., d Baton
N0s94 y 59f {hs cksiee u an clSutorai ticket This
xxx;sh IN hating hitherto made its appointment
e ~ III mass tneeting u Saturday syell''
u e2aI9 Mi thax purpose by Mr. Rcsnlias, RFsal
I'LL Ii 4l6 Iaix nieetIng II heiooye sall SoEsssy
NJ n<xs, ~ % taise aE llssls
intarxst Nj ahe nol1i6si lssaes al te t Il nc
Icstees nsis6 ~ III once and spoIls, hut q
Srisis III paf the Host valGal eresss
of fts Who]a nasionl Ihc supp Assie patriots
skogid aot Ae divided sstsxeea Esll and Breckinz
rizxs sat shs his1izs VI xASh should show their
~ sssxn6ysh b slat 4 slaoEe eligible may be-
nniyszz1l aunpox{
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pArHas There IRE two campaign
6Auas II u MphiIa. The Register hoists Tho name
~ NV ard the Mercury that 81 reckinridge.