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meeting the demands Of the public IN he want o. 90.
cheap and comfortable conveyance for migrants and OR
wishing passage West ard North, and $50 Do r.
heye themselves from the odum u rau1s heretofore ptc
iced, and prevent the same In iuureO secure 70 ne car
ner a moderate compensation and 10 the Traveller sairy
a. ainsf lmposifon--fhe prOpneors upon the pnncrL
lines u our Canals have established he shove Company
which under their Immediate care of agents o ebac
ter snd ability.
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hsh them and allow no higher pnce 70 be taken case
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compose he association.
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n. HOOKER, I. l. %. and y. Y A O. Lines
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RICE, CLAPP co 7. a A. Line.
j. {. EkANs, Eysnss TT. Line.
II. B HEWITT L co. n Y and Is Lin.
q. O. CHASE co. ". 4. Go.
d. n GRIFFITH, Gnftbs " Line
&. l. BRACE j. co. fulton Line
WALTERS L co. y. z CO.
{. A. GODDARD 4 60. ID ard o Ian.
W MONTEATH a 60. Clinton Line
NJ McCALEB co Am Co.
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FOR isrincf Information routes and fare cal 10
.ol9~ing ofhoss belonging 10 the Company 81 CedAs,
IN the Ocs q he Albany ard Troy Seanibosi Company
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Ma CHARiFs MORsE, JR-Ds1r Sir L give my testimony
most cheerflly IN behalf Of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT My wife greatly afflicted
FOR three years with Inflammation OF t1nsls
They much enlarged, onen very painful and affecting
her speech ard rendering swallowing guile dltcuL cle
was entirely clred By few days use % your syrup Ny
child three years Old had al the same time, most unlgn
Isl and offensive sore covering the whole iacens also
was completely removed and cured by he use of ne syrup
Bob of these cases have been vanously treated ~ihou
any CATION from what therefore, have seen Of Is e
fects can truly declare II valuable constitutional remedy
and shall continue recommend IL % all with whom may
meet suffering from such diseases A. was PREPARED 10 re-
ueve YOurs Truly, WILLIAM A GREENE
LOckwOOdst
We might add any number Of names to the above but
deem Il unnecessary.
copyright has been secured FOR the above medicine &C
cOfdiug 10 act Of Congress
This Compound = composed " articles 50 happily com
bned ~ lend directly 10 give tone 20 The stomach and
bowels excite healthy action the liver and the whole X an
duar system say nervous iauniy and promote ne Tree
action ofthe lungs thus rendering applicable % diseases
Of a chronic nature. WILLIAM n. bAbbldl
lg7 Wafefst Newf0rk,
Sole Agent or New-Y0rS he Southern and Western States
the West Ind es and the Canadas 10 whom al applcalOi
FOR 4 gelcies must be addressed. -
Forsale Al retail by THOMAS MAXWELL, Druggists.
8f Nasi who are also supplying Agents tor the Cuy u
Nsu-Y0rk r. J. Davis. cor linton and Fulton 81 ana
Mrs. HAYS. 1872 FufonsL agents ior Brooklyn. sod by
Druggists and others throughout the city aai county
myll 3mIurh1Salr
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SCHOOL ExANINATIoS.-The second annual ex-
animation Of the pupils Of the Brooklyn Female Acade
my viii be held the OF the Institute the 9th
It'll 10Th and 18th inst Tho reports Of the several com
mittees viii be read and the closing exercises appro
pirate TO the occasion viii take place the eth inst
In the Chapel al 10 o'clock, A. ~
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IT, TIE STEAMBOAT ErREkA

as--iNcsn be chartered Tor excursions during ne
ensuing The boai hes 81 he oosd
Beach-st North River. Apply At he Ohce Of
R1 L. SCHUYLER, HsDoveT-i
The above boat IL also for sale AL persons forbid
trusting any sccOun, 0f this boat, without vniea
order from he { Aptsin on
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FiRKs.--fhe alarm Of hrc at O'Clock last even
ans was oeeasioned by the explosion OF flask Of gun
powder In house in Eleventh e. near the seventh.
avenue No damage was done to the promises About
focook TINS morning ire broke out in the hat store
"i M shaw ~ bowery, and before the flames could
DE saodued considerable damage was done 10 the nrc
misses and stock woman and four children who
were asecpD one OF the upper stores would doub,le.
have persisted had It been Tor the timely ala nsr
ed by policemen Woodbridge, Weed and Kelly. Of n,
sixth Ward
THr HuroHNsoNs.-The Hutchinson family We
iysrn, sang 70 a fe house on Monday at New Bedford
About hail Of the audience were colorcd persons
Yesterday the i,h they gave concert 81 Taunton for
the arsS time with brilliant success. They have now
rciarncd to their mountain homo for the season after
spr0dt4blc summer campaign.
TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-Thc trial O. HAYS for the
murder Of his wife, called on this forenoon 8, the
oyer and Terrnner, bat proceeded in for want Of
a Jury.
CHARGE OF EErOLr-Three more scamen o.
the brig Judson arrested snd brought 10 the City
chss god with revolt. in refusing to 20 to sea sc
Tie mate OF the British ship Counibine was arrested
charge Of assaulting Custom. House Inspector
bikctahftrs--lN ne mousse o4 Nj ara II. stew
No III Cherry st-wss entered between and O'Clock
last evening daring the sbsencc OF the family AID rob
bed O so ia money with which the rOgucs escaped
....ofcor Watson last night arrested fellow who
gave his name as Thomas Tate. a charge Of having
barglaroasy entered the Of Mr. John Bsyard No
ls Liber,yst
PoLicE-Enen Sherwood ol,as French Louisa.
was taken into custody last evening BY officer AekeT
on charge OF stealing watch from Francis Vsndal
OF per6N. r. The ofcer having observed the accused
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NFOR sALE-Ah light wagon, care back leather
[-etNOp palenf axle and boxes. nearly lew. made To-
- order by Joan c. Psr1eI lorkvle Also. black
horse years Odd, switch -aa srraned sound and knd
VII - sod oS, the owner having Use ioT them. Apply
~ l07 Anthony. ielI' n
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BOARDING.

pleasant FTRNI-HED ROOMS TO LET
L will 0r " o1i lr.akflst and lea Also an once e.
Pars-p.ace- lt1Y lm
BOARD On BROADWAI.-A spenfd s'it q
- apartments -o I-f. senarsieT ~ t-te- +" l i or
partial ioarf on the second fJJr win balcony l 'front.'
~ The most pleasant locations o. brpaiNay sing-e
rooms 1r gent erel Trsse-i b1arier " L De- sE -n Tor
lie SIMMER Hot -oE All shower baths flr The arco-E
mo4stc1 olb0aders Aso. on once 90 ei io Physician
80 Broadway. Hi ]"
DOARDING CHEAP-GOod anl comfortable a.
ID any ile city i0r price - lo per week., in large
and cJmmod01s house, 81 80 Fulton rear C1lrcls Also
pleasant single rooms Tor gentlemen ard -leir wives.
ie44 I'm
D0ARD.-c1e ~ two single gentlemen can be accom-
DmctG3l viii board aid pleasant rooms 20 l5 beecker
Al iei3 lmt
DOARD-Good board with pleasant rooms can be OBJ
ID FAMED lfspPlei ior Immediately O. p MlHay-sl
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IVTIVT'--If ~ an HHIITU dVIlI " ITTNIls0W. " rs
arrested yesterday a charge OF breaking into
the house OF Engine Company No 3, in Myrte-ave
and stealing water pail aud several lamps He il also
charged with entering the basement OF house occu-
pied by Mr.. Thomas Moody, next door to the Engine
house and stealing lot OF bed quilts childrcns clothes
sc all Of which were found on his person The stolen
articles were identified and the accused WAS committed
for examination. colorcd man named John Thomp-
arrested yesterday a charge of vsgrancy.
and sentenced 10 the penitentiary for six months
William simpson arrested yesterday BY AID Rich.
ards Oh srge Of beating his wife Detained for ex-
animation Michael Teeney WAS brought before Justice
Atwater charge Of beating his wife and threaten.
ing the life OF his children lie committed for cz-
animation.
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BROADWAY HOTEL

5HOAD ~ n ~ 4 --6r
c0RNFR oF BROADWAY ASu PtRS-PLAcE-
Opposite ne CIV Hal Pax All fquu.an,
NETWORK.
Tr1nsieaf H1rr5 : j0 rer Day.
!. q PETTfBOSE TUCKER. Propne'0rs
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DEATHS AND IMPLEMENTS f0r me NcfN ending
Jaly l,-Nles, - Females % Adults - Children
% Total 46--of which Is were from New-York.-
Their diseases were as follows Absccss, Apopcxy,
Casualties Cholera lrtantum, Q Consumption, g.
CONFUSION, I; Group, Congestion Of the Brain,
Cancer Womb. Il Dellr.um Tremens, I Darrhea,
Dropsy in the Head Dysentery, 2 Drowned.
Eryspelas Typhoid Fever Congestiye Fever, o,
Disease OF the Heart Inflammation Of the Brain .
Inflammation Of the Throat, Inflammation Of the
Womb, Accidentally killed Modification, Pa
ralysis > varola, d Whooping Cough, /; Msrasmus g.
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BURGLARY.-The grocery store OF Mr.. Thomas
j. Gerald Esq Frontst was broken into on Saturday
night and robbed OF box OF cigars - in money and
other articles of triAing value.
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CHANGE or STARTING THE FOR
U-ss ,eREE>MOOD CEMETERY AND

AL persons are forbid trusting any lle on account oi 10
above boti or owner liYiI THOMAS HUNT
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EPHRAiM RICHMOND
Corner of Film and Parsonage sis.
TWO CASES or BAD HUMORS CURED IN ONE
FAMILY
SEVERE CASE OF scALD HEAD CURED.

Providence, December :, l847.
hereby certify that my iule daughter, four years Of age
was sOrey afflicted with scad head the sores, apparently
were nearly an inch thick al the head bad about
come 90 the conclusion hist could not be cured The Com
mound syrup ofYeow DOCK Root prepared by Mr. Char -
Morse Jr al 67 BosdsL recommended % me a. BE-
ing sure cure Tor all kinds Of Sores hum0r &C and aner
using thai d short time my child was completely cured
JUDITH DONLY, o. Pne-st
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PoLicE.-EAen Sheswood alas French Louisa,
was taken into custody last evening by officer AekeT
on charge OF stealing watch from Francis VsndAl
Of p.er6N The ofheer having observed the accused
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Ald- Cody thon doIlvoTod spIfltcd a11loss' 1Ti7
which the multitude dispersed quietly % their home
The proceedings throughout the day were of highl
interesting character, and were participated in by
large number Of citizens.
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VOL I'LL.
A RARE CHAMcE-FoR SALE.


3s fl'HAT valuable Real Estate centrally
saff591l& located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
sSe4saesS OF Worcester, four minutes walk from the
~ H.EN Court House, late the property OF Hon.
- JOSEPH e. KENDALL, containing from four
to five acres OF choice land bounded west
cry lIO ieet on Lincoln Street, southerly on Kendall!
Street 800 feet easterIy on Oak avenue 9oo f+
ana hortheTy on the estates OF Rev. ONO Hill and Hon
Juoge Thomas There are, the premises good Barn
recently erected and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection of the 8n
est varieties of Apples Pears Peaches Pums Ounces
&c The other portions OF the land grass and grain
ana are suitable for gardening There is copiou5 and
permanent spring OF water On the lot capable of being
for an artificial fish pond or other purposes
The above Estate affords rare chance for ay gentle
man wishing to provide himself with beautiful private
residences or it may be divided into lots so as TO afford
the opportunity for profitable speculation If not sold
soon at private sale will be divided into lots and sold
Auction. ~ WV
For further information, am permitted to refer to Rev.
ALoNzo ELL, ARTEM4s WARD, Esq, or P. w. WAIT
Keeper OF the American Temperance Exchange.
Worcester, June %, le48. dw,f
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INSURANCE,

THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February IL,
1929 and charter renewed 1847 continue to insure on
buildings every description and use except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills Furnaces and Blacksmith's
Shops Tanneries where furnaces used, Carpenters
WheeIwright's, Charmakers and Cabnetmakers Shops,
buildings them to be exposed thereby and
buildings in which steam power is employed or shavngs
made in such quantities TO increase the risk, and
buildings used for unlawful purposes in which unlawful
business is carried with the consent and knowledge al
the assured.
They also insure Household Furniture including books
wearing APPAREL and family stores, kept in dwelling hous
es-hay end grain, live stock, carriages and harnesses
Except the stock of livery stables)
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and the large dividends
paid the expiration of policy, have secured the conf
dence the public and the present managers gifts con
DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
the above information. The amount Of their cash fund
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars, and with their
vigilance in looking after their risks they confidently be-
leVe il will continue to increase The inducement, to
persons owning kinds property which the Company
can INSURE be protected against loss is great not
greater, in that office than in any other.
4? Office in the New Court House.
FRED. WIN. PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, sec'ry.
Worcester May 2, l847. l9t
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PATIENTS,
fmertcara and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U, S. Patent O6fce Washington,
NnMSlO tot RnSSOn.

NosA22 State Street, - Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er of Patents, is agent of the U. S. Patent Office fo res
cevng and Forwarding the same models specimens or
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and RISK, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. test validity OF nven~
tOns and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries
By application this office, inventors are saved the
time and journey Washington, and delay there,
we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of UerbG explaining their
inventions, and of consulting in respect TO hem matters,
in general Of paramount importance IN order to obtain
specifications claims The experience of sig
years Practice extensive collection of rare works,
decisions &c. mechanical subjects, the Patent Lows,
and patents of different countries, collected
pense during the long this office has been established,
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
desrous procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult of attainment
r. IL. EDDY. CiuI Engineer.
Boston, June 20. ewly93 &eod
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Che DatGD 51,r,.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Horceste7
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


The price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum, seventyfve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum One Dollar per quarter, if
not paid in advance.
TIL e MASSA CHUSETTS SPY
is published weekly the office. Terms,-S1,75 in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,
TNHE subscribers have this day formed conneci5s in
business under the and firm OF HALLE %
THOMPSON, and have taken the Store
NO 1913 MAIN STREET,
recently occupied CAL.IN KNowLToN. They have also
purchased the stock in said store such discount
will enable them offer any article
twenty-five to fifty per less than the original cost Of
the sane making greater inducements purchasers than
were ever before offered in w rcester
The former patrons of this establishment and the public
generally respectfully invited continue THAR pat-
ronage as they will at all times find stock Goods
ond to in this city. J. HALL
Worcester, April 49, ls48. till A Y THOMPSON.
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TOOLS FOR SALE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
FTNE subscribers have this day formed connection in
l. business under the name of D NBAR 81 BANGS, and
respectfully the public that they will contin
ue the WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELRY BUSINESS,
all its branches the Old Stand of r. D. DUNBAR III
MAIN STREET where they will be happy any who
may please favor them with their CUSTOM assuring such
that effort will be spared to offer the best stock of goods
their line and at lower prices than be found in any
Their establishment in Worcester.
Watch Repairing and Jobhng done in the best manner.
r. d. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April /, 1848 SIN J. L. BANGS.
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SnnitllheId Lime.

SmithfIeId Lime.
TTNHE subscribers receiving and will hav, con-
l. stantly on hand for sale SMITHFIELD LIME-in
any quantity which may be wantedgarrGnted first quail
ity. r WILLARD, BRANCH CO.,
June 10. dwtt No. Warden Block.
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DAGUERREOTVPES.

roHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
d formerly occupied by Litch Whippe, No. e6 Wash
nSfon Street, BOSTON,, where he will give personal
attention 10 All who will be pleased 10 give him their pat
na The pubc are respectfully invited to call end
examine large collection Of specimens OF the art.
Boston, June 2.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
TTNHE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
/ PANY Of WOrcester Mass, continue to effect nsur
ance all kinds of buildings, except those of an extra.
hazardous character and upon Neat Stock Hay and
GRAIN Household Furniture, Provisions Wearing Appars
ell and Merchandise generally and also uFon all kinds of
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of manu-
tacture excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills, or
property alike hazardous such cannot fail 10
give entire dividend OF seventy~e2ht cents
on the dollar was made by this Company the Policies
which expred on the first of this month and ii is conf~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under as favorable circumstances the past
With these inducements offered, the public are sespect-
fully invited examine the basis on which this instus
ton is established and avail themselves ofits benefits by
applying the Companys office,
No. 3, under Br11tey HdH,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Hemenway Worcester. Joseph Pratt, Worcester.
George Bowen do. Joseph Boyden, do.
James H. Wall, do Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown do. iona. warren, 6fGJt0n
James Estabrook, do. Ii. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do JW. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Horatio N. Tower, do. John Edgell, GARNER
E. H. HEMENWAY, President
O. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, l947. dwu
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For salaries of the of the United States 10 Great
Britain France Russs Prussia, Spain, and Btaxl Av-four
thousand dollars and for outfit Of said minister % Russia
nine thousand dollars. ~
For salaries of secretaries of legation the sae places.
twelve Thousand dollars 80 N
For salary Of minister resident to Turkey nix thousand
dollars. 81,
For salary Of the dragoman to the legation Turkey.
thousand five hundred dollars
For salaries Of the charges dee aass Pone. Austria.
Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Naples, Sardinia,
the Pepal States, Chill Peru, New Granada, Venezuela,
Buenos Ayres, Bolivia Guatemala and Ecuador, seventy
six thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of all the missions abroad thirty
thousand dollars. a l't ~
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse thirty
thousand doliafp
For intercourse with the Barbary Powers nine thousand
dollars. % +t
For the SALARY Of consul general Alexandria, three
thousand dollars.
For paying John Hogan twelve handrsd Any dollars
for services and expenditures .: Pouc, o.
CO. and in full satisfaction Of ali hjs claims for extra
], t1 nt GContinu<d on Ah pass1
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"Save me from my friends.

So might the cause of Temperance have ex-
claimed, had it been gifted with vocal powers,
during our city election on Monday last. By
"friends" we do not refer to wings or demo-
crats as such, but to those ultra temperance
men, who "deprecate parties" who make
e-totalism the all-in-all, who scare not a
straw about politics" and are ready at all
times to denounce all those who aid or abet
the evils of intemperance. Such persons
the real simon pures- walked up to the polls
to defeat such man as Joseph Hayes for the
common council-a man who is loved by all
who know him, and who is qualified for any
office our citizens have to bestow. Such q
man was repudiated by the aid of such persons
as we have referred to, to make room for mere
automatons of party. We will not tell all
that we saw ourself that day. of the hypo-
critics referred to but we will simply say that
IS long as such people are acknowledged the
friends of temperance par excellence, the cause
of virtue may eXclaim, Save me from my
friends. Times.
The above attack on some of the Tempe
rance men of Ward 4, ought not to pass I'M
noticed. That ultra temperance men voted
against Father Hayes is true, but they voted
for as strong Temperance men as he is himself.
The wing ticket in that Ward was made up
of ultra temperance men. and we ask, why
temperance men are to be blamed for support
ing such ticket
There is one fact in regard to the election
in Ward 4, that we commend to the attention
of the Times, and that is, that one of those
who run on the ticket with Mr. Hayes Cor the
Council, and who has never been known ss a
temperance man, in the sense that Father
Hayes is, at least-never has done anything to
advance the temperance reform, received a
much larger vote than Mr.. Hayes. This
proves that it was his own party that Mr..
Hayes has to thank in part for his defeat. 1t
was that party that did not support him, and
therefore the Times should set things right in
.,,,,..,, 49,. II t~ro-o ;f attacks the WHO'S
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or men "'cho deprecat', parties" for not voting
for the nomination of the Locos.
The Times, in another article, says that
some half dozen sleighs were employed by
the Wings in brin ging voters to the polls. but
not one by the Lo'cos. The Times is mistaken
in both assertions. There was very little done
by the Wings in the way of bringing voters to
the polls. One or two sleighs that happened
to be out were employed by them for an hour
or two. But had the editor of the Times been
present at No. 4, he would not have made the
assertion that his party did not employ one
sleigh or other vehicle in bringing voters to
the polls one load at least was brought there,
but owing either to the weight of the flesh OF
the spirit, it arrived too late.