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Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics

w ILL find at the Worcester County riculturai Ware
House, and Seed Store, No. Main Street. oppo,
site the City Hall, Worcester, Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
ked Top, Northern, Western. and White Glover, and
Rhede Island Bent Seeds, Oats Buck Wheat, White
Beans and Peach Stones.
Eagle, selsharpening, Side-Iill and subsoI Plows.-
Pow Wheels, Cutters Points and Irons Geddes' Har.
lows, Harows Cultvator HarroNs, Cutivators, Seed
Panters Wheelbarrows, Canal Barrows, and Store Bar
rows, Store Trucks, large and small Sugar Mills Tanning
Mills Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters, Straw Cuiters
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets AID Tubs. Wash Tubs
Pals Pail Cans Wooden Bowls Trays, Soap Dishes, Salt
Mortas, Butter Fruit, Sugar, Spice, knife Boxes, and
ChurDs, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Handes
Axe, Hoe and Shovel Handles. OK Yokes, and Bows,
Road Tree and Bench Scraper Grass Shears and Hooks
Horse Cards and Brushes Brush Scyhes and Snahs Log
Draft Whffieree, Stake, Trace, Halter, and Cattle Tie
Chaius, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers Corn Cutters,
Fails, Grindstones and Cranks, Whetstones, Axes,
Hatchets Kidding Knives, Sausage Filters, Woodsaws,
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes Cranberry Rakes Potato
Diggers, Manure Hooks, Muzzes, Clothe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and Handles, Shovels, Spades
Hoes, and Manure Forks and variety other useful
articles which will be sold fair prices blythe subscriber
~ k OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester Aug. 80, 1s4e. d&wf
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PREMIUM DACUFRREOTYPES
1876 MAIN STREET

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
me subscriber is happy to inform the citizens OF or
eeseer ana vicinity that he has made h
MIR. s. l.. WALKER aa sssr.
10 remain In Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity 10 those who have called and have moi had
osnce 70 sl on account OF previous engagements and
cFowded state of nay rooms 20 call again. Mr. Wnlker
reputation as an artist of superior and skill 10 any
"ho nave visited Worcester is we'll established In
esu any comments suffice IL say that he has received
diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
~ New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreotvpst in Wor
ester who has ever received aPreiu
t0contrary Notwithstanding.
Having ENLARGED my Rooms TO twice the size of anu
others in th city would invite citizens and straSers 10
cat whether contemplating sitting or not. 1910
June 6. DIFF GEO ADAMS
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PATENTS.
F'aerfeaf and Foretgn Office, and Agency of tn
U. $. Patent Office, Washington,
Mn &frafn q

d'aeTfean and Foreagn Office, and Agency of the
US. Patent O6fce Washington,
No. ~ State Street, = Boston.
E'HE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
err Patents, is agent of the u s. Patent Office fol 70
cevng and awarding to the same, models specimens or
manufactures TO be patented or deposited therein which
will be sent free 0ferpeRse and and with despatch
bic prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity OF nven,
'cas, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Earope and
ozheF countries, siu qs gsas s- Is tas.1 M .
BY application at this Office, inventors are saved the
Inc and cost Of journey Washington and delay there
AZ well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
fhey also have the advantage OF Uerbo xplaning their
nvenons and Of consulting in respect them atteys
~ general Of paramount importance in order obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience Of air
teen years practice extensive collection rare works
DECISIONS &c. on mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws
add patents OF different countries collected mucn ex
pese during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept Of inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
aestous Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which In Other respects might be difficult OF attainment
r. Ii. EDDY. civit Engsnest. 9
Bceton, sept ], 1873. gees NtHea ewly Il cod b
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STUMP FULLER.

F7HHE subscriber owning The right of g STEWARDS
PATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,"
fo the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut offers
the same any parts thereof individuals companies.
This Machine has for three years been found supe
ror to any other used from the quickness
with which it does the work and the paraivey small
amount of power empOyed--two men and yoke Of
tie, pair of herses WILL without difficulty, pull
hundred stnmps, to three feet through in
day; and with the Machine work be done iof
$i2 than by any other means for $780,
Another advantage is that of ground be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport il
any distance two load it, and pair of horses
draw it, II also be used the greatest advantage
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings
as its motion quite steady and much rapid than
the windass.
Persons wishing to purchase requested address
the subscriber to call him. his place residence
where the Machine all times be seen in operation
tesf WILLIAM W. WILLIS
Orange Oct 6, l947. SFu
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

10 n " No v Il - n r En- - n
r hes and Gentemens Garments Of every descripa.
Ia b dyed and finished In a superior style. Also,
Shaw, Veils Hosiery, SC. Gents whole Garments dyed
and pssed in good Also, ceansed at short notice.
With injury TO gosis or cpors. White Merino and
oshehaws cleansed. Carpets ceansed for eigAt cents
per " OF day notice. Goods returned in one week.
x Il Office at Ellis's, 1l6 Main Street. "a @A
WEBSTER, April s. eatf enem IS aa dwtfl5 0
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MUTUAL FHRE INSURANCE..

NE n PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COM
$40 iAtNi 81 forceSter, Mass, continue to effect insur
w III klhns OF buildings, except those of an extra.
Sa aao1us character, and upon Neat Stock Hay and
~ ,ousehod Furniture Provisions Wearing Apnar.
nnG mec1andze generally and also upon ali kinds of
uacIured Articles, and Stock in the process of MANN
actnre excepting stock IN Cotton and Woolen Miu or
property alike hazardous, such terms as cannot ail IN
sSS ere salhncten. dividend of seventy@esh t cents
On ne doIiar was made by this Company on the Policies
1 eSpired on the first of this month and il Ia confs
oeleVed that still larger dividend will be made
;uufe under e9 favorable circumstances as the past
s LII ,nese Inducements offered the public are sespect,
.. invited 10 examine the basis on which this sfitns
uoh IS established and themselves ofits benets bv
applying at the Company's office, - ~ 20 y
No. 3, tt'ader Brialey Hail.
opposite the American Temperance Honse worcss,sr
p DIRECTORS,
=. IL Hemenway, Worcester Joseph Pratt Worceste-
Iars 49, ~ Do vM 40. Joseph Boyden do
Amos Brown do Jono 49, I.s. .1S'
james Estabrook do n A nanns" 49, - ; eyto''
George A. Dresser do NV Ienkins5 II p1
Bc7atio N. Tower, do. John Edoeii' GorGnc~ %
- o. HARRINGTON, Secretary
worcester, Sept |, 1877 d,p,f
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New York Store,

n .STBBBINS d Co. receiving large
". wtment OF FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Also complete stock Of house nishing goods, Car
pstia % every quality, Feathers, 9c &C. general
sortn Of staple and fancy dry goods sale whelesac
and rail at the lowest market prices. tse AaA val
~ ~ ~" D. r. STEBBINs q co.
eH l7e Main ST., next door TO Am. Temp. House.
L WEBSTER, septs is4e. toa dwtf
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.r,,,r ,nx TO LET,
IN me Center OF Sutton Mass Said STORE is large ana
oonpehie' and will be let very moderate terms il is
g : .lAalo ION or business well be found for
store which will be sold terms as cannot helm 10
Su' any one who may wish take the store and Post
Int possession eau be gwen any time desired the
oHers rare chance for any wishing to enter in
VI goea business, which will require but small Capitol
f"'inr'eer information apply on the premises.
sutton, Sept. 49, 1913, a. . A'i, dw6
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For the Ladies |!

JUST received Splendid assortment of LADIES
~ DRESS anu DANCING SLIP PIERS among them nay
be- found ~ ls ~ p'3h8N# sNN N aAlf
French sEtin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
Bronze Nels BLACK and White Satin Slippers, d beautiful
article ellis Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Slppers Midd1etons French Kid aud Morocco Slips
pers. These In Of very nice article win u II icr
their advantage 10 call sooH al 1885 Mvn Street.. ac
Sept. 22-dti s q. w. LONGLEY & co.
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Window Glass.

rTrissubscrbers Agents tor the sale of Window
les of superior quality, and prepard deliver
any nifty Of PLATE AND COMMON GLASS, of all
sizes manufac urers' Prces-and warranted Superior
artic it $50 WILLARD, BRANCH L. CO.,
JUL. sra dwtf No.. / Warden Block.
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WILL you sti be without adeicous set ofwhte pear
wv ~ TEETH, and aisweei, fragrant Breath, when
you have them both bysuspng p. box Of JONEe'S
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. II whitens the Teeth, hard
ends the Gums sweeens the Breath, and Is without
ccpti0n the most beautiful and ecDnonical Dentrce
deed, For sale by j. CIRCUIT JR, s0l Main s Worcester
sept. 10 l640 fNtb NAf ~ ~ A'A dwSm
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nes's spanish Lily white.

ness Spanish Lily White.
ESest Preparation for impariing to The Skin
II, healthy, clear, living white at the same
timdng it soft and smooth.
Dies Anderson Practical Chemist, of Massachusetts,
saysfter anaIyzing Jones's Sranish Lily White,
find ssesses the most beautiful and natural, and at
the time innocent white ever saw. Tcertainy can
consciously recommend lis uss to all whose skins re-
quirutifying." 5s
Pr cents box. For snle by J. CIRCUIT, JR.. 2Ol
MafW0rcester dwSm-se2t ls, 1913.
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Remnant Prints,

DEs Remnant Prints, just received and for Gale BY
- tsase oniy." WILLARD, BRANCH & Co,
JuS0. s@@e dwtf 81
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Gne Datlp &pp.
'''''S"ea at NO. 1872, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms,

80 price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars ner
or seyentyve Cents per quarter If paid stricy
-Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar No. !,
NOT paid in advance ~ POI HDai'eI' II
In, The MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly at the same office Terms. al 75 in
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A RARE CHAWCE-FOR SATE

a4 IIAV valuable Real Estate centrally
eS6dS5& located on LINCOLN STREET, in the Civ
saStsA& o. worcester, tonr minutes walk from the
~ "@ court House, lae the properly of Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
II, =, to hye acres OF choice land, bounded west.
g.! ioo ieet On Lincoln street, seuheFly on Kendall
oLo ieet eastery on Oak Avenue nearly 800 feet
d Doahefy on The estates OF Rev Alonzo Hill and Hon.
'use Ihemas There are on the premise good Barn
Tseenty erected and from thousand to fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection of the Gin
ss' varieties OF Apples, Pears Peaches, Pums Ounces
ec; me Other portions Of the land grass and grain
sEd are suitable for gardening There is copious and
''r an artificial fish pond, or other purposes
ne aoove Estate affords rare chance for any gentle
aah wishing 10 PROVIDE himself with beautiful private
IeSlcehce or may be divided into lots so as TO agJ
tue opportunity Tor profitable speculation If not sold
soon at private SALE will be divided into lots and oId ri
Auction. 8F 8 "A $500 80 Hf ' iu a.
For nrlner Information, permitted to refer to Rev
AAoNzo I'LL, ARTEhAs WARD, Esq, or p. w. WAIT.
esper 81 Inc American Temperance Exchange
Worcester, June %, Is4s. 2'-Hi- -, - = dv.,1
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

d ECENTLY used in the manufacture Of No. 80 Prniins
n Cloths and in good running order consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make--20 Cards-s Breakers-
IL Fnishers-l Doubler-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton,
Speeders 10 heads each 6 Spinning Frames 1900 live
spndes2 pair Mules of 4S6 and one of 512 sPindes
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Lsems-1 Cylinder and 2 DoGeI
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time application Nj
SLAs DINsMoRE, So Maia-s Worcester. Fornrther par
ticulars inquire OF 8 b. HOLBR0OK, Holden
Dec 26 G3taw wti52
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FT,fsRE is A NUMEROUS CLASS OF AILMENTS
Il hich readily give way 90 the purifying and Iohit

I JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, e5 e III
II sdhp,cd to all diseases the skn such Tam Freck
les aorphsw Bitches, Scurvey, Erysipelas Salt Rheu
basefss Itch, sc. &C. Those who desire flN Ntt !
I w ~ CLEA r, sHEALTHY COMPExI0N, An5h
would do well 10 give this admirable Preparation trial.
lis cost Is but Al large cake BE to ask for
Jonss Iialsan Chemical Soar For sale by ]. CIRCUIT,
I'm, 9oi Main q, Worcester 3s dwSm- Sept l6 l6as.
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FRUIT TREES.

as eIWN88 :, NUA1 hElN1os II30H 93Al y
TUE subsc her offers for sale fine variety Of FRUIT
L TREES, Of his owA growing--Apple Trees, Pear,
P Cherry, Peach, Nectarine, Sc. lie has s0ne Peach
Trees of extra large sise and Of inc best market sorts
Worcester, QclA isdwlm.i CHARLES NASH.
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Liverpool Fine Salt.
IN BAGS Fine Factory Filled Liverpool SALT, large
OO size.
$50 bags do do do 0 do do 20 Ihs,
each warranted superior article received from ship
ocean Monarch at Boston, and for sale wholesale onIy'
by WILLARD, BRANCH s. CO. -
June - dwtf24 No. Warden Block.
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FLAN NELS.

WHITE, Scarlet Yellow, GREY, Green and Printed
" FLANNELS, Twied and Plain, of Domestic and
Foreign manufacture bought at Peremptory auction
SAFES, and VIII be sold at prices TO which solicit
comparison We have these Goods widths from ga
10 z yar.is wide B. L. HARDIN & CO. 81
Sept. 22-6ws 81 AeNH s1@ 81 T7f7 - ~ q
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in the saw mill. Blows succeeded words.
and Sprisgs being the weaker man was
forced to retreat. He soon returned, rein
forced with double tnrre!cd gun, and sho,
Taylor through the body, causing almos,
instant death. Spriggs is in Vicksburg
Jail.
Our town was visited last night BY the
scveres, thunderstorm | ever remember to
have witnessed. The heavens were one
continuous sheet Of flame for nearly an
hour. II was SO light tina, pcruscd hall
a column Of Cairo Delta without the aid
OF a lamp, should Of course have read a
Gazette, had | one.
A horse, owned by Mr.. Smith, Hotel
keeper Of this place, was killed in the har-
ness between here and Woodvillc, by an
electric shock. The driver was not injured.
A Steamer just landed brings the pain
ful intelligence, Of the Concordia's having
burst two Of her boilers this morning ut
Placqueminc, killing two persons aud
scalding eighteen others. Most Of the sui-
terers were hands on the boat. their names
! could not learn. The accident occurred
Just at daylight while the passengers were
asleep, or the loss Of life must have been
immense, as the explosion was upwards.
But hot weather, rencontrcs, boilers
bursting, yellow fever and all, cannot quell
the excitement in regard TO the coming
Presidential election. The doctor pre-
scribing for his patient, the merchant at his
desk, the attorney pleading Tor his client,
all find time to speculate on the result
On tho river the subject is keep. alive, from
the deck room to the social hall, nor is i,
permitted TO rest in the ladies' cabin. The
ladies, God bless 'cm, arc invariably for the
hero Of Buena Vista. lie has their smiles
TO cheer him on--is not this alone snfli.
cicnt 10 seal the doom Of Gen. Cass?
would, rs friend, advise him To retire
from the contest while vet he NAV Nth
safety TO his srOrd. lfthc above is acccp.
table you may hear again from
ZCAL e. lOFX.
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one day last summer took my place
IN a Gravesend Steamer, and found consid-
cradle amusement in satchiny the various
characters. Two persons in particular at
tracted my notice; one was IA middle aged
gentleman, stout, rather surly, tnciturn.
who paid no attention to any living being
ON board, except huge Newfoundland dog,
that was painting or lolling out his tongue,
nr roaE'ed among the passengers, showing
them out OF his way, frightening children
by suddenly covering their faces with one
lick ot his great tongue, and convincing
nervous ladies' TINT lie wns going mad BY
the vigor with which he stuck out his legs
while rolling upon his back upon the deck.
Ills master eyed these Franks with a sy
smile, and seemed quietly TO enjoy the ter
ror occasioned by the antics Of his bury
friend.
The other person whom especially no.
iiccd, was n very pretty and well dressed
lady. Young lady she would no doubt have
been called, but that she had with her lit
tie girl, about seven wears old who called
her "mamma." She was evidently pos
sessed Of nerves. Indeed, she seemed To
be possessed by them, and their name was
Legion. Endless were the petty annoyan.
ces in which they involved her. But her
keenest suilerings in this small way were
caused by the unwieIdy gambols Of Lion,
the Newfoundland dog; and her incessant
and pucrile EXPLANATIONS Of terror, indirna-
ton, and spite, against the good -na,urcd
brute, kept up the sly malicious smile upon
the lips Of his apparent unnoticing master.
The little girl, on the contrary, had, 10 the
increased alarm Of the weak mother, made
friends with the monster; and for a long
time amused herself by throwing bits Of
biscuit for him to catch, which feat, not
withstanding the incorrcctness Of her aim,
he managed to accomplish by making n
boistcrous plunge to one side or the other:
and when at last she tiinidIy offered him a
piece out of her hand, and he acknow Iedq-
ed the compliment by licking her face and
rubbing his side against her till he almost
pushed her down, the little creature fairly
screamed with delight. Her mother scream
ed too, but in one of tho SINAI! hystcricaI
screams in which she was fond OF indulg
ing, and was followed by nm outburs. Of
anger at Lions andacity.
Good gracious" she exclaimed, ii that
horrid creature should be mad he'll have
killed my child! And how dirty he is, too!
Look At your polisse, Adeline; SEQ wha,
state il is in! How dare you play with
that auimal!'
This transition from hydrophobia to .
soiled dress was too much for Lions mas
ter, and be burst into long and loud
laugh.
4 wish, SIR said the lady snsppishly,
that you would call away that nasty dog,
instead Of setting him on to annoy every
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ceivcd the condition Of the do., and with
some difficulty dragged him from the water.
With their assistance he cruwlcd lcebly
up; aud languidly licked his masters hand.
aud stretched himself on the deck.
II would be difficult to tell which recciy-
cd the most a,tention-tbc little girl under
the hnnd ut the surgeon and all the wu,nen.
who had squeezed themselves in the cabin
under the firm consiciion that they were
exceedingly useful, or the noble dog from
the kind but rough attentions Of the steam.
cr's mon, under the superintendent of his
master.
Both the invnlids were convalcscent and
Lion was sitting up, receiving with quiet
dignity the caresses OF his friends, when
Adol'nc's mother came running up stairs;
and throwing herself upon her knees be-
tore him, and clasping him afIectionately in
her arms, laid her checks upon his rough
head and wert.
Hes dirty animal, madam.' snid tho
gentleman, who could not forget her former
sighting remarks. .lle'Il make Your nc.
I'sse IN such state! BESIDES, he NAV be
mndr
She cast up her eve with an expression
ct meek reproach They were very fine
eyes, aud think he felt il, for his features
sottcncd Immediately.
oh, pray, pray, give him to met she
began.
Give Lion 10 Yoi,' he exclaimed in de-
r'sl"n. why, whnt would Won d. with him?
J will tell You. You'd PC, aud pnmpcr tho
poor beast till he was eaten up with dis
ease, and MS nervous ms fine lady. No,
no; you'd better give little Adcline to inc.
Lion aud could take much better care Of
her than you cnn.'
perhaps so, SIR she replied. with tho
gentle manner that had come over her
since the accident; 'but still could not
sPnrc her. She Is my only child, and q
widow
u must On, mnttcred the gentleman to
himself. 'Whcw! las not the immor,al
WELLER assured us that one widow is
equal To twenty five ordinary women? It's
not sate--moral'y saic--to be in the same
boat with her.
lie walked away. But who can wrc.tlc
against fate? When the boat returned 10
london Bridge. saw him carrying Adc-
line ashore, with the pretty widow leaning
on his arm. They had long conversation
all the way home! and when he had nut
them into cab they had another chat
through the window terminating with a
promise Ia come carly What could all
this mean! lie looked after the cab ill il
was ont al sight.
4 think she has got rid of her nerves.
he observed To himself. WHIST n charm-
ing creature she is without thcmr
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MORE CATTLE SIGNs.-A large drove Of
cattle passed through town Yesterday
Tine OF our locoloco friends went up TO the
droycr, hard featured, raw boncd man in
sIouched hat, when the following dialogue
cnsucd:--
Lorofoco.-Whcrc them cattle from?
Drorr.--From the Young state OF Iowa.
and we have been III days on the road at
that.
Locotoco. democrats on your
WAY?
Drorcr.-Well, yes, there aint nothiu'
else, much, IN Iowa, in the political line,
except democrats.
Locofoco.--Whnt majority will Csss and
Butler get in ynlr state?
Drorcr.-'Majority Tor Cass and Butler
in io~ar Well. stranger, Of all the green.
est specimens this side Of the lead mines.
you take the premium. what minority fur
Cass and Butler in Ioma! WHY, haiu't
YOU henrn tell that Old lacks running out
in lowag
The last VIC saw of our Iocofoco friend
alter this, he was drinking At the town
pump, ut an awful rate, and trying to look,
after hc dropped the lsdlc, MS though he
hadn't spoken 10 any body about politics
since the election Of ':l3.--Irc.ion State
Gazette.
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A PREcIous DOCUMENT have be.
fore ns precious document which reads A
follows upon the title page:
Circulate: Published by order Of the Ma.
tionaI and Jackson Democratic Associations
Committee.
READ! READ!l
"TIIE TREE Is KNOWN BY ITS FRUITS -
"A statement proving Willard Fillmore
the candidate Of the Wing party an AboIi.
ZIONIST, by areview Of bis course in the 18th,
18th, and 9th Congress.
Also showing Gen. Taylor to be in "a
vor Of extending tho ordinance Of 1887
over the continent, beyond the Rio GraDde,
in other words, 10 DO in favor Of the VIII
mot Proviso.n
This document cmanates from Washing
ton and il designed for circulation q the
South exclusively. Il il Of recent publica.
ton, bearing date August 18th.
We regret wc have not rom Tor il entire.
proving conclusiycly as il does, by Lcco6o-
CO showing, that the Wing candidates are
the true friends Of tho Wilmos Proyiso.-
With all our heart We say, "Circulass.
Read! Rsad!''--Chicego Jorsal.