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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-01
rhe UNDERSIGNED ,deslrous OF acquainting thos


CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned ,desrous of acquaintng those who
NAV be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
where "A permanent relief of their sunerings may be
obtained feels his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to Dr. l.. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac
tice of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind unable to perform even the most tri
fling duty imposed upon the daily avocations of life,
sought the advice of many PHYSICIANS who at hrSt
cared nv disease of trng Importance; bat, alasl
after few weeks and in several instances months, of
their treatment found to my unutterabe horror that
instead of relief my symptoms became more alarming
In their torture and being told by that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would be of little consequence, despared OF ever
gaining my health, strength and energy and a last
resort and with but faint hope, called upon DR..
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me OF
the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
by the result, resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care, and by strict obedience to all his d
rectons and advice, my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and grons,
the weakness of my limbs the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm or excitement; the
msanthrOpy and evil forebodings; the self-distrust
and want of confidence in others, the ncapability
study and want of resolution, the frightfu exciting,
and at times pleasurabe dreams by night, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all Disappeared and
in fact in two months after having consulted the Doc
tor felt if inspired by new lfe-lhat life which
a short time ago, l contemplated TO end with my own
hand.
with view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quacks. deem my
duty to offer this testimony to the merits and skill of
Dr. Cz-pkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in need of medical advice, heng assured by my
own experience that under his care, radical
H. ST B. F. FILLMORE.
State OF California county of san Francisco. Sub
scrbed and sworn to before me, this l7th day of APP
ril, A n. 1856 (Signed0
f.. 81 jOnN MIDDLETON, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-01

X. III. MCDONALD & Co.,
Sacramento.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
Hhia.
KSoxYILLE, TENN:
saturday Morning, August 3, 1891.
Extorting upon Soldiers.

Under this caption the Richmond DsspafeA
ministers severe, bat just rebake 20 The
|zaoss in and around Richmond, Cor the ex-
|ragant prices demanded Of soldiers for
cir little necessities. The Ewindliug prae-
ea upon them, is absolutely 4 disgrace to
.sIer human nature. The Macon Geo.
,fseagsJ takes up the same subject, and char
$ the most outrageous extortiOn upon the
'ginis Hotel-IeePeys, Merchants, aud deal.
b in Produce, sHd alleges that even the
aurry people bad become inflicted with the
graceful disease. We take no sides 10 this
ls,rel, bat ecniess that We have been eduea-
!. 20 the belief that all such cowaTdlv, un-
being, aad uuserupalous vRltares, preyiug
Paa he necessities of the soldiers specula-
= and Peculating upon the Government,
3aea3 Of fighting ITS battles, we're lowering
r5szd the camp fres in Yaskee land
seagh We are opposed 10 this war, and OPP
BED 10 the damaahle herresy Of Secession
Peh brought il about, ws could Rot thus
zi set OF Iaea who had pViantsersd TO
ire comfortable homes, and gose 10 fight
battles Of their eoautry. They are suf-
ing the heat Of blazing sun, the ills el
iaight dews, the effects Of drtnehing storms
Tin, the priEation of food, the peril OF
Eai, and AL the ills thataccompany war, and
tented Geld, aud they are entitled to bet.
rgea;ment than this.
Sal It IS not our purpose 10 interfere In
Is quarrel over ''man's inhamsnity to man
Zee eormorants are to be found everywhere
-pEiBg up the eamp-Gres Of an army, and
.ay Of them advocate war, with view ts
F5s1Rg as mereenaries. ShylOck was but q
at conception Of human meanaess ia com
Vison Of these raseals
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

paralien g "a var ]

The battle Of Manassas WIS tcFrIble one,
tAs gfektsts essabai Of modern issass The
army s1tshd d, IN al Fesr e. eve miles, Ard
the loss was heavy, In killed md Soabdtd,
ga hosh sides. A aboasaad and one ssDsies
are circulated, Oh boiA sides, Dlssepfsssasise
facts, ersegeraiisg Losses, ana naaeFfasiag
achievements. The truth can enly be had ny
waiting for the ofaeial rspssts Of those m
eommand, % either side, and then sg the
facts viii net be bad.
Bot when VIII this fearful war tsrmisate7
This is a grave question. We are net sble to
answer it--no enc else IL. We may have
peace ia enc year. We may not have Il 10
sir. Oar candid opinion is, that the var win
not terminate under three or i've years, and
then oaly. when the money and men are con-
sumed ON both sides. The war was tunaga.
rated ia the South, and By the South, and
the Whole tone Of the Soashsrn people, aud
press, and especially Of the leading politicians,
is favorable 30 a desperate, snd long-eontiu-
ued conflict. The tone of the Aamininistrs-
ton At Washington, the spirit of Congress,
and Of the whole Northern people, 10 var
like calling for n SindieAtion Of the Cow
eminent, and Tor les maintenance, agalnst a
Rebellion they believe was not called for.
Denounced az vandal boards, and stigmatiEed
as towards, tAey are resolved upon yiRdiea-
ting their honor, and giving the world the
evidence Of their courage. The Capitol Of
their Government, they are resolved on pro-
ttCtins, or dying within the sacred surround
ings tbereofl The money and eredi, of the
Government are nnlimited, aad its 6ghsing
men are as numerous as the sands upon the
sea shore, TO use = figure Of speeehi
There is DO rowardiee on either side. The
South having got the better OF the last, and
only great light Of the campaign, will be
stimulated 70 increased daring. This is to
be regretted, as il win ohly protraet the war,
and briHg half million OF tsen late The
Geld, newly and efficiently organizsl by The
Federal Government, and corresponding
amount Of money and munitions OF war.
We can, therefore only say ioour readers, and
friesds, in iowa and country, prepare for the
worst--for a long and desperate conflict
one that will exhaust the vast resources of
the country, aAd result in filling the Land
with mourning, Cor The slain Of thousands,
tens Of thousands, aye, and Of haadreds Of
thousands
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
no Paper to Lend"

These words should be inscribed on the
or Of every man who takes 3 newspaper
d pays for it. Borrowing newspapers is an
; u custom, and one that does injustice TO the
1blisher, as it diminishes his circulation.
ID liaits his means for active operations.
tne fudeF stage Of civilization, when pa
rs we're "ieS and Ear between" there wss
re Propriely in lending than now; but as
world progresses, and papers multiply.
2 IS less need Of it. The tendency of
%Tated humanity is 10 Independent action
Re tendency Of harbarism is TO seFrile OBJ
F.ion. But there Is class of newspaper
towers, to whom il is a sin to lend. Trey
sise paper, and declare it she'll not come
Z there houses, but with mean, sneAking
20, drop into shops, Offices, and counting
ms, and borrow the seIf-same sheet |
ese add falsehood to hypocrisy, and excite
p pity of those from those whom they Dor
=. We give them the sage advice Of Shaks-
r're TO PoIoHius in the play Of HrSnlet -
Neither borrower n1r lender be,
Pa bGn IN lssss both Itself shd frisBd,
And borrowing daIis the edge of bEshandry.s
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
Keen i Rsfere the People.

Krsp Il 6efere tis PssPls, That the Seses-
sioRists of Knoxville, actually forged the sane
Of Gov. Johnson, and carried on a eeFFss-
pondenes with Amos LAwreaee, Of Bostoa,
with view first to destroy Johnson's char
aeter, and to have him asssssinated, and next,
to steal money upon The credit OF Jehnsons
name aud political position, from = Northern
capitalist.
Essg n before axe People. That the forgery
is traced 10 this town, and Is known 90 have
been perpstrsted here, and the fact, as well as
the author o. the forgery, are alike Known.
ana can be proven by Secession authority, Of
respects bility.
Keep Il before the People, That the letter
containing one thousand dollars, inelosed 10
johnson here, ia answer 10 this vile forgery
Of bis name, WAS handed out OF the Post Of.
fee here, 10 The fcrgsr, or his representative.
and that the letters IN reply, were mailed
here, upoa which JohnsoH'S lrank was forged.
and although this has been charged, time and
and again, IN this paper, 20 enc has dared te
deny i'll
kssp Il before ,lls Psspst. That Gey, Harris
was furnished With this forger's letters drawn
from Lawrence. and with the cheek for cue
thousand deliass, and be gave eat tepit 81
them to the prsjsaiss Of Johnson sad while
he knews thea to have been obtstasd By
forgery and then, be refuses 10 ,rll who his
yiliainous Knoxville eorfespeadeat is, or t.
say or publish one wcFa faAt viii 20 70 DO aA
act Of Justice 10 Joknsoe.
!. Ksp Il ssfsrs che People, Thai all concerned
In thia dark, damning, and most lnfanoas
tFansaesGon, shoald be held sp 20 pabiis case,
a. objects FOR the acorn, contempt, and hatred
Of ell honest men, Of ali parties, iA 90 tine
20 come
Ksep Il before tAa Psepss, That aehas0a haa
procured ron Lawrence. the ufsx.aAi forRea
ietsegs, writes and mailed ID Kaszvilis-AshaI
be rscsgeizas she hAad-Nfitier. and aill, e
due tine expose she feggrF.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
Breaking up Social Relations.

Some people have become so offended Rt
families wso still adhere to "the old rotten
Union that they threaten to break up all
social relations with such. This is good
idea, and we insist upon all Secession bigots
carrying out their threats. We know sAs
Union family who will try TO live without the
visits, smiles, or prayers Of such, snd who
Wilt pursue the even tenor Of their way de-
spite their threats, frowns, prescriptions, and
isultiBg arrogance, even coupled with the
professions that neither their origin, raising,
or pc sitiOns In life entitle them to. There
are great many Union families in the conn
try, who have some how taken il Into their
heads, that they can live without the aid,
coustenanee, or friendship, Of these recently
pgged up, aud most gIOriousiy slfsatsd ehaFac.
tiers, since their introduction int the pure,
elevated, pious, and wealthy society, Of The
Southern COnfederaeyI They may be mis-
taken but Ike the new Government Of the
CoHfederaey, il Is an experiment, and they
are willing TO test il.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

a recently as the 23d of July, Congress
''ee bill for the transportation Of NUM-
ans q war TO the loyal citizens Of the bor-
States, whether their States have seeded
e'i, aud appropriated Two MILLIONS or DOT
'-' Tor theparPose.
also. The Senate bill was passed, providing
: 'ss eonfscatiOa Of the property Of per.
: 'elad in armies making war upon the
''se States. Upon motion Of Mr.. Trumball,
aiia5 Is, the bill. was 30 amended SIS TO for
Saves employed to aid the rebellion. The
passed. Yeas 32--Eays G, ts-wis Breek.
''sge, Powell, Polk, Pierce, Kennedy, and
'aason, of Missouri.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
East Tennessee Convention ElectiOr

At the GreeaeviIls Convention, on the goth
day Of Juse last, the following Resolutions,
among others, were adopted;
ave do further resolve that an election be
held 10 all the counties of East Tennessee, and
10 such othsf eountss Ia Middle Tennessee,
adjacent thereto, - may desire 20 co opeFats
with as, for the choice Of Delegates to repre-
sent them in General CoByebtioa, TO be held
ia the town Of Kingston 81 such time as the
President Of this Convention, or, in case Of
bis absence or inability, any one Of the Vice
Presidents, or in like case With them, the
Secretary Of this Convention may desgpatai
end the officer so designating the day for the
assembling Of said Goa Fention, shall also tx
the time for holding said sleetiOa herein pro-
vided for, and give reasonable notice thereof.
" 5th. In order 20 carry out the foregoing
resolution the Sheriffs OF the different eoun-
ties are hereby requested 20 open and hold
said election, or cause the same 10 be 50 held,
in the usual manner and NJ the usual places
Of voting, as prescribed By law; and in the
event the Sheriff OF any county should fail or
rsfase 70 open aud hold said election, or eause
the same 90 be done, the Coroner Of such
county Is requested 10 do SO and should
such Coroner fail or refuse, sheE any eonsta-
BILE Of such county is hereby authorized to
open and hold said election, or cause the same
10 be done. And IL Ia any county none 81 the
above named officers will hold said election.
then airy Justice OF the Peace, or freebooter
in zach county is authorized 10 bold the
same or enase II TO be done. The ofiieef or
other persoa helding said election she'll csr-
lily the resslt to the President Of this Goa
vention or to such officer as may have direct
ed tie same 10 be holden, at as early day
thereafter as practicable and the ofieeF to
whom said retains may De mazda. shall oPea
aud compare the polls and issue certificates 20
the Delegates elected.
"6sh. That Ia said Convention, the several
counties shall be represented as follows -
The county Of Knex shsh elect three peie-
gates, the counties Of Greene, Washington,
ead Jefferson two delegates each, aud the re-
uiaisiug counties shall each elect enc Dele-
gate
In obedience to said Resolutions, ] DO here
by designate Saturday, the Jlst day Of Au-
gusi, 1851, ms the time OF holding an election
for delegates 10 CoaEention 10 be held al
Kiugstep, snd request that the election DO
held by TIE persons aad in the medc provided
for In said Resolutions. Notice will hereafter
be given of the time for assembling Of said
Convention. Ia the meantime, should any
thing occur TO render more speedy ReiiOa ne
cessAr5, il viii be remembered thai the
Grseneville Convention authorized tss Boai-
niities Of Tbirty-one TO act, sBd they can be
assembled at The call Of theis Chairman.
THoS. A. r. NELSON,
President Of che GreenFsi'le Convention.
KnassaIs, IoA July, 1851.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

pg- The Confederate Gag and aag.ssah,
at Fort Pulaski, near Savannah, we're struck
down by tightening on the s0th Of gsae, and
a few days ago Bsw ones were raised, sad
thrown 70 the brsszs. Had II been che Stars
and Stripes, the pieas Of the Secession party
wonla have exclaimed, '-Glery 70 God in the
highest, for bis visitation" Bat circumstan.
ces alter cases. snd somebody eise's ball has
been gored
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

lie consequently bessDe familiar with TIE
tnen sad che msasnFes whieh have 50 agstated
the eeanify for the LAST iew years 10 thai
secti0p of tbe country, Although be bad
before acted with The Democratic partg, the
aess Of ffaad and Sicienee which be witnessed
Ia Kansas 80 disgusted hlh with the oFgani-s
zstien undsE whose sanetion they wsse peFpe-
tfatsd. that be threw ~ bis commission and
retired IL private life. Gen. Lsoai IL Che figbt
man IN tbs right places. fie has = stroag
physical constitution, high order Of intel
leei, and an easrgy which kReHs 10 beaada
OF the Missouri Volunteers a. the recent eap-
iare u Camp Jackson, a5d for bis veil. proven
bravery aud eminent military ability has fe-
eeiyed his promotion
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03
+" The Brazelton Dashers, {"

Il The n'me of a new company Of Cavalry
from Jefferson, mustered into service by Gee.
Gillespie, and now quartered at Camp Cum
mings The officers are:
James c. Bradford. Captain
T. Fox, LIST. Lieuteuant
JOS II. HyndS, Cd.
4. GofoFth, 90. 90
This company is named in honor Of the late
Representative from that county, 10 eur State
Legislature, VIM. Brazelion, Jr., who is him
self q private 10 the rank. Amer enough
companies to form a regimest, are mustered
into service, We would suppose that our
quoadaa Union friendfrom bis known courage
and daring. would be placed in position
where be can lead. We venture that three to
one Of the whole company are from abe un-
ION ranks. In East Tennessee we seldom hear
Of one volunteering who is known as an
''original Seeessionists.p
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-03

A. calls GA persons TO eeesne candidates Win be N
- > ether advertisements te n paid Zoe invariably
sssRcs
g syrrtisemunts on wk,sk TIE member Il Insertions
= marked VIII he PRskhei FIII FekEJns and charged
sskaeiy.
fsrtsemeuts viii b cnttsi6cred due wheA itRsrteA,
~, those with whom We keep regular accounts,
V ADVERTISEMENTS frum distance ALL - inserted m
secsnraE rt ~ reaittsnrs. sxeept IN Gases where
J advertiser Is knssa 81 be pHnctuai-
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Pvstsssg vEsEls ~
". G. BRO Mo w.


80 DOLLARS yeaf, rasslae insaFtAbly "a sslvanca
1, ssssrptAa wi b rsceispa 81 assl psti6f thss
i Saasfs
ssstNsssx eSa b. flse siifuuek the foet ac ~ -
II fths Publisher When the fereirs a the Pei asael
A. kr the anaesns hseNtaaied
A. orders fsf GRANGE a rfRbx1oS mesa eisa the Ra
~ r-ssty snd State 70 vhicA the pspeF - esea and
XIV 49,
Rates er Advertistae.
rrI1sI ANS - NcsPaRaE NAKK ssH soUAsE.
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No. 1oz Market street,
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BRAss FoUNDER.

BR ASS FoUNDER.
ngAhER 4NyERoUGHT IRON, 0ALYANIZEu
" and all sizes Of Lead Pipes, Sheet Lend. BrasI
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GNages Lin and Pores PamPs link, Hose, Auttfric.
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ASrSPEc1AL NoI1cEs Double tlia above ratss.-s T.
early Advertising on reasonable terms. aeeor-
made. ''''t = v S''i''ts9
All HadTertnements from transient perscns or stranE
ers. to 10 paid far IN CIdpaHes. +. sT-ss
Buslness Cards not exceeding 1--WE lineS $40 Der
or ~ for Fx months but for shorter period noElne
win be counted less than a square = p
The privilege OF Annual AdyeFttsinr Il limftelg TO
the AdTerttsers oNn Ipmedlats business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons a.
ven as al legal advertisements. and Advertisements
be paid for at tho usual rates. n
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accordingly. = - $50 : e''''' ~
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in al
cases at full Tntes. .til - 5glii--T - ~
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Sermons, so cents Oach.l. Is 77r novll'60I ;,
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4, That any manrwbo is opposed 10 the
perpetuation of the Union, and who either
directly or indirectly aids in carrying on
these treasonable designs, is trait0r to
his country, and deserves a truitor's
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SA
It. these allegetionl were, intended to lie
only agninst me, relying upon the history
of my whole life, could afford to be silent,
trusting to just .mkn, for my successful
vindication. But when, through me, all
the friends of the onion are attempted to
5e stricken, down, ! shall not be silent
ltacknowledge the plYer Of the Press-I
have made some sACTifces in its defence;
but great ms is that power, truth is greater
still. | have been q subscriber for aud
reader Of the IFiibE1s I believe from the
bFginnlng, and although 1 6aYe often
differed; and differed widely from its edi-
tors, TO whom am under many personal
Obligations, never questioned its fidelity
TO the great principles which have united
us in a common cause -.
Without going any further back than tho
present canvass, when tho Tribune proposed
us our leader Mt: Bates, who had never
av0wed himself q Republican, nor stood
upon any Of our rgPrinriples, thgught IL
wns q denlorallZati On of our party to over
look such men aS Seward, Chase, and
Banks; aud others who had helped to mike
ii, by putting eleventh -hour men in the
place of veterans. And, although had
the highest respect for Sir. Bates; could
not but regard tue course Of the ZsiGHne
as .scompromise," and an approach to
''cOwarlly submissionlp Butt still, did
not feel like deuouncing it as faithless 70
the commOn canse.
When the seeding States were enconr-
aged 70 60 Oh under the belief that in com
sequence Of the Vastness- of the treason IL
would be too powerful for suppression by
armed t0rce; they were nightly encouT-
aged thereto by the New York TiiJAhe,
which they quoted as being the leader Of
the central forces Of the RsPubIicun party.
I felt that you were doing more to eucour-s
Rec treason aud the dissolution OF the
sUuionrthan alltbe cotton States together;
that you were more than ''cOmprOmisers.r y
and nigh on to McoWardly submission to
rebelS and ttdttorsln Yet did. not de-,
Aounce you as faithless 70 the common
G4nse; yet Ihfelt it my duty to write two
letters to my RepubEican driends iu The.
North, to imPl0re them mot 70 follow yonr
efeAd, but stand By "the V3i0n, the O6nstt-
tuition, and the laws"
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reply OF the ,Gtllnnt Cash. clay 10
the Structures Ifthe N.Y. TriBune--
He taIkes a Noble Stand for OoneIlia-
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l4lssf 4
}. 9. HILDRETH g. BRO.

''DoN'f DEaERE Ax OLD EalENn 20 a ~. EAeE.
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TO the Editor Of thsM Y. Tribune:
SlR:-In your piper of yesterday (29th.)
in commenting up@ my speech OF the 26th
instant, before the Republican Association,
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gailg gnte1ligelrter
TERMS or ADVRRTTajI7'Vii1S!I7f

TwE1vE soI1D LtSIs OF NoSPAaEt1; toE 6yr On
LESs, NAEXA SQUARE.
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"nut We regret excessively that the reliance which
We have been wont to pheC the courage aui firm.
mess OF the KentnekIai was not we'll founded, and
that In this greatest andast ortho struggles between
freedom and slavery AeyeldS, and gives way anlln
clino5 to compromise. Compromised We are sick Of
the WOFth 1t means Hitller more nor less than
cessinns are to be nadI let them be made by the
South, which is wholly AID utterly In the wrong aud
not By ithe HoFtli, Whih stands a. It has nlW tys
att AMI tlta .
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3, That ifeither of the States North OF
South, have on their statute books any
laws conflicting with the Constitution of
the. United StRtes, or that infringes1
any of the CONSTITUTIONAL rights Of any
citizens Of any OF the States, that it Is
their right and bounden duty to rcpealthe
same, and in the name of the people We
demand ~ Of fJ,n;. J,nnt, - = - ~
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Saddles, Harness. Trunks sc. 81

- Ip Wholesale & RETAIL 7TEl
n B. SHEPPARD, NO.I31 Main Street cofnSr o. q
~ Union, will continue 10 keep on hRud IargeanL
cOmplee HssOtHent Of all in his line consist.
ing Of Iiulies and UeptFJnen'a Nine Coarao
Harness Trunki Nalices, Carpet Bags, satchcEs, CoI
lars, HaueI, Whips &c.ta1 asa Slt.l FL IT.
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