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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11

Farm for Sale.
n VIE Subscriber will sell, or exchange for Real Es
tate, in the city of W orcester, Farm of SO acres,
IN the westerly part Of Shrewsbury ahout 81 miles FROM
the Court House, the old road Shrewsbury. 1t is
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe, and
now occupied by Peter Rich, Jr Il is desirable place
for one wishing to raise vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted that purpose
For mher particulars, enquire Of Peter Rch Jr., on
the premises of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, ST Month, 1859. ian29-dawtf
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FOR Sale or Exchange
For I'll Ouses in Orcester,
WOOD lot OF 80 acres in Sutton also, house and
n five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitin's village; also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also house lots street leading from King street
to Chandler also, house lots at the corner of
Chandler and Queen street.
For further particulars enquire of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. IS, 1859. diff
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Desk Mandatory.

II =. WRIGHT q CO, Mannincturers of Pulpits,
H. Counting Room and Office Desks; Library Office
and Dining Room Tables Druggists Dfawers and Book
Cases OF every size and quality respectfully Inform tho
Citizens Of Worcester and vicinity, thar they are now
notice, and il the best tyles And we Will warrant
our work 10 be equal to any the country Rear of
Paiues Block, corner of Main and Pleasant streets,
Worcester, Mass. y. P WRIGHT,
janis DIFF N. SMILEY.
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NO M.

~ lei
II OOMs in the " Stone Block," Front street, well
q adapted for any Manufacturing business
INQUIRE of THEO. f. STUDLEY,
fehl9 diff corner of Green and Temple streets.
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N and Worcegter RAILROAD.
- l !l3s
FALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is, 1852.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.

Leave Worcester at As ard 10 50 NJ and 50 p. NJ.
Oxford, at Z IS and II 60 {" g o. Z"
Webster, at 50 and IL Is =" SIS
Daniclsonville at ga NJ, Il IS and u P. NJ,
4" Cent? Village, al S az Il Is and 81
Arrive at Norwich AT 9 so 4" % aud 70 -
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Steamboat tram leaves Boston al . ~ i. W., NOT-
at Us z. Nj, DanIelsonye al 49, and Norwich
at 10 p. N.
The 80 A N train from Norwich, will connect with
coaches for Providence Central VIsge and POmret,
on Tuesdays, ThUrsitys and Saturdays at Danielson
yill,, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at IS A NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta
tons, at 81 A NJ, and ith train for Providence and
Worcester Road. Al " ofCetter station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains.
Tire IL VI train rom Norwich viii iHtersect at juno
ton with New York Express Tain for Boston, and
Train for Providence and " orceseT Road W
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains
The POP ii Train from Norwich arrives in WoTces.
tel in time for the 10 30 NJ Train or Boston, which
leaves he Western Il Station.
Train from Worcester az 45 aud 10 80 M. arrive
in Norwich ia season for Trains for New LOudon, Ston-
Dgton, " limantie, Hartford, New Haven and ~ York
The 10 80 A NJ Train from Worcester connects at
Daniescnve with coaches f'r Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
COMMUNICATION train.
At Dayville with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdays Thurs
days ond Saturdays; lor royidence Mondays Wednes.
days and Fridays.
he 30 Train from Worcester connects at Web
sler, with Coaches Tor SHuthbiidge, daily; for West
Woodstock, on Tuesdays, ThIrsdays and Saturdays.
Passengers for NeA York by steanboat, from Sta
tons on the line Of this Road. win take the so NJ
Train from Worcester
nov3O dawtf p. :. VI. ANDREWS, Agent.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
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BEDFORD Crown, double thickness
feat nv inches per foot |

naNsrn per light
"a patsnt deck lights, 81 by 10 inches DO
so glass globe lanterns, with guards and
lamps complete each
~ lights plate glass for steamers lanterns per light
9 lights red do DO do do
Q lights green do do do DO
IA circular lens do 40 each
CLASS No. T. t#
Ffar Canvass.
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1000 lbs inch plate iron, feet long and 80 inches
wide per pound
1000 lbs inch plate iron, feetlong and 80 inches
wide per pound
5000 lbs $40 inch plate iron, feet long and 80
inches wide per pound
1000 lbs. 7ls inch plate iron. feet long and 80
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All The ZION must be OF the best QuaIty HM<TICnH
manu- etursd; to be made from charcoal hosm. The
round, fat and square iron except the inch and up
wards be in bars not less than 10 feet long. The
hoop iron be in bars not less than 20 feet long
$50 lbs No. IS Russia iron, per pound
$50 lbs No 20 do do
$40 lbs No. 90 do do
$50 lbs. No "a do do
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CLASS No Q.
Coppsr-Hot Rolled.
1000 sheets 1soz sheaihing copper-say 10000 lbs,
per pound
200 sheets 20-oZ. sheathing coppersaY 1000 lbs,
per pound
900 sheets 24-oz. sheathlng cOpper-say $500 Ids,
per pound
300 sheets 6O-oz. sheathng copper-say $500 lbs.
per pound
Copper-Cold Rolled.
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IS gross, equal quantities OF each number.
The las. four items 10 be of drawn wire.
1000 pounds 5.in iron cut spikes per pound
500 iron welded thimbles per 100
20 M 16 OF. iron cut tacks per IN
100 M or. do do do
100 NJ or. do do do
100 M is or. iron pump lacks do
90 M lin. copper cut lacks do
100 M lin. do do do
so M hin. do do do
dozen screw wrenches. (assorted) per dozen
DO large tin scales, with sets Of
weights do
do small tin scales do
do fiat do do
do set zinc weights. from or to ID do
do do iron do from ID. to lbs do
do do do do from lbs 10 % ibs do
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dozen copper tea kettles do per dozen
6 do iron do do do
9 do fish do DO
do bake pans do
2 do gridirons DO
/ do waffle irons do
so gross lamp.w (wove) per Gros:
$50 pounda do (spun) per pound
5 dozen composition bib cocks. zach,
inch, inch, / inch, l inch,
each dozen per dozen
do large size stone china bowls for
water closets do
CLASS No. T.
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Socks. Socks.

A FEW Gases just received, on consignment, and
IA for sale by BROOKS d SrEARNS
MIC dtf
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DAGUERREOTYpES -

MIR. J.. BABBlTT respectfully invites those who are
AVA in want eta good Daguerrean, call al Os. 81
IL Pper's Block, and secure themselves the follow
ing advantages VIZ:
Of having coed likeness at tOlV price; OF having
II taken bv The largest aud best skyght in the
CT vi OF having il taken with the best of German In
strumens OF having ittasen by I'M Operator who has
had the largest experience in the business of having
the Daguerreoype finished with gold, making Them per-
mdnent, and not affected BY heat cold OF having the
lectures prominent that they be in any po-
stion OF having the eyes, (althOngh light made clear
and distinct Ofhayng the eoorng done in the neatest
possible manner; OF having group pi lures made on
la'ee plates reduced pdee OF having the privilege
OF selecting ON the largest amount Of Daguer-
resn cases ever offered TO the public from the size Of
three cent piece 10 measuring l0xl2 riches OF
having particular attention paid the copying OF other
Dasuerreopyes Of his readiness 30 TO private resi-
dences to Dssuerreoype the sick and deceased OF hay
ns their Pictures cut into pins rings Tool cts bracelets
&c.; OF having person take ehid's likeness, who
has the faculty Of keeping them stR OF giving per-
feet sattsfartion in all eaSes.
N. B. Office hours from "a A. NJ +, TO p. NJ.
o26 dWnsnwtf
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR 1854,
And its Ne,o Companion,
THE LADYsS ALMANAC.

ToHN p JEwETT 4 co viii publish the above
" beautiful and useful ANIMALS, the Boston, December
~, the Lady's December LIST work SO long and ia.
vOTably known as tho Boston Almanac, simply needs
announcing to its sale. This number Will
these being the Churches OF Boston, built since
1872 eegan ly engraved with the usual variety
matter ~ The Ladys Almanac, after the elegant style
OF the other, Ia claimant for public favor, which
we believe II will find IL will be useful lit 10
pocket manual for the ladies' containing great variety
OF useful receipts, boquets OF fower, and calendar aud
memorandum vienettes pages for each day and month
OF the year, portraits Of most distinguished female
authors, hints for the toilet numerous engraving
elegantly bound IN cloth, with gilt edges Same pIice
as the Boston Almanac For sale by all Booksellers.
nils w4t
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NOTICES, &c.
LECTURES.

The Worcester Co, Mechanics Association
VA Ill hold their Course Of Lectures this season.
w The CITY HALL,
Commencing n Wednesday Evening, Novembe. IS, at
u O'clock, The remsiniHg Lectures Thursday Even
mgs
]. Nov. l6-WedBe,day Evening-Iion. George R.
Russell OF West Roxhury.
2. Dee. s-iIon. ROBERT G. WINTHROP, Boston.
3. =" g. DR. o. w. HOLMES,
4. Jan. 5, le54.-Trof ! j. MArEs, Newark, N. J.
5. -" l9.-iiEo. SUMNER, Esq, Boston.
8. Feb. 2-Honi John G. PARK,
T. " l6.-Prnf. J. J. MAPBs. Newark, N. j.
8. Mar 2.-Prof il. ApAssIz, Harvard University.
g. " l6.-ilon. 3 +. THOMAS, Worcester
10. 30 Prot i. AGassfz, Harvard University.
Tickets for the Course, admitting Gentleman and
Lady, $l Gentleman, IS cents; a1y Minor, so
cents. D. Single Lectures, I2i cents, TO be paid at
the Door.
All persons expected present their Tickets at
the Door
Tickets may be obtained It the Bookstores and of
the Secretary Members who have nat received heir
Tickets may obtain them Of the Secretary the Door
Doors open at before 7, and closed past pre-
cisely All persons requested TO he in the Hall pre-
vious 10 past ocloc&, to prevent disturb nee.
H. 5. WASHBURN,)
d. DANIELS,
a. NJ. RICE, }Comniitiee
EDWIN MORSE,
SAMUEL SMITH,
Worcester, Nov a, 1858. d3t
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FURS,

VNHO5E persons who are In want of Ladies' and
Childrens' FuTs, will do well TO call ut PRATT,s,
aOs Main street, where they depend on receiving
their moneys worth. dtC MA
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H. G. FISH.

MANUFACTURER Of Wrought and Cast Iron
Nl Fences Crates for sidewalks, Irons for buildings,
BRIDGES &c and all other articles which can be
In line of business Purchasers will find that the
articles. above enumerated, be bought Of me ae
cheap In Boston OF elsewhere, as have large
sortnont of the latest 81 les.
Please call and examine Union Street.
Worcester. Nov. 3, Is %. dIy
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Honiny.

T HAVE commenced supplying the citizens Of Wor-
cesier, it'll the best southern Iiominy, made from
New Com All orders left at ga Union Street, near
The bridge will be promptly attended 10
no div JOHN w. THOMPSON,
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For SALE.

A HOli SO i.Or on West Street, SO feet from Pleas
N nut street, Containing 30 feet 'front.' by l24I feet
Geep. Inquire OF DAVID SCOTT,
ma d2w No. 243 Main street,
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Round Corn

I0O BUSHELS, this day received and for sale bv
rttIO BLISS, SUTTON, q CO.,
ny div No Mechanic II.
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Marsh's Music Store.

Aok sala or TO let, six and huff octave Eoiiao
a Piano Forte also, several Pianos, made by A.
W. Ladd Co, warranted TO give satisfaction ia those
who purchase. Please cali and examine
itean and German Violin Strings, OF the frai uual-
hy, superior Flutners. aud Accordeons sheet Music
anu INSTRUCTION BOOK. 1874 Main Street,
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City Hotel Cornnration.
FOUND,

an SATURDAY, 29th October, Main ST., WAL
~ let, and Il small sum Of money The owner can
have it by proving pr optrty and paying expenses.
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Caldwell & HilI's

ExTRACTs Of Lemon, Rtse, Bitter Almond, and
II vanells, for navoring For ale in any onantirv.
At $40 Main street OH dawtf
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LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC,
"a ave = ~ &sAEsg!


THE CLfsAx HAta ToStc includes in lis composition
many OF the mast pnen known remedies Il is com
bned with the Most elaborate care and ih SO sIrict
regard 10 proportion that due feet i, given to each in
grtden', and r~suit is combination. elegant re-
cherche, and surpassed IN poini Of efficacy by any
D'her before tho public.
Just SO long vitality exists In tho HAIR the a1pli
on o the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be benz.
hcal Its nvgoratrg influence will make itself per-
eep'ible. It's action, by removing dandrB and other
obstacles from The scAn, destroys their whitening eff
lets, and leaves the way clear for do her part
AS compound for dressing the Hair inpariing 10 il
setness giossiness, and richness and also rendering
he stlIles ana dricst HAIR su-ceptble Of the most
tasteful arrangement the CiHux Hair Tonic viii be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed By vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Tonic win stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color. not liable 10 soil anything
with which il cones IN eonlsetof pleas ant and de-
elded yet not tun prominent odor the Climax Hair
ionic. is what the proprietor has aimed to make itn
compound at once elegant and effective and Of
Intrinsic worth,
u Price Twenty-Five cents per bottle Large
bottles, containing ilil pini SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Prepared only By
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,
No. 20l Nam Street, Worcester, Mss, and sold
By Traders generally
apps dawu
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Fall STYLES.

Ia Just Reeoiyet al the Ia est STYLES Of superior
okssY Moleskn HATS hieiI ~ he sohI low to Cash
SS5 purchasers +. MERRt E44s,
s24 Ga~u No. 22i Main st.
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A t tho WORCESTER MUSIC STORE, 400
N Main street, front of the Worcester House
Persons buying to sell again, will do well TO call and
examine the large stock. Prices exceedingly low.
MD hIma !.
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NEW BOOKS,

BOOKS -BO0KS-BO0KS!
John Keith & Co.'S Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Main Street.
Geology of the Globe, Hitchcock.
Western Characters, McConnt
MI not Gold that Gliiters.
Parey's Prese t. for all Seasons.
Sabbath Scene, J. u. Whittier, Illustrated
Similudes from the Ocean and the P airie
Euphond, a Collection of Glets and Past Songs
The Blackwater Chronicle, a Narrative OF an Ex-
pedition into the land of Canaan in Randolph County
Virginia. by the Clark of oxen ord with Illustrations
CoopeI's Naval History to 1853
Peruvian AntiuIiies, by F. l.. Hawks.
City Architecture, 20 Plates, by NJ. Field.
Comparative PhOlogy, DeVere.
Addison's Complete Works, in vols
Ellen Mugrave, Jesuit Executotship.
Louis XVII his Life his Suffering, and his DEATH 2
vOls by De Beruchiene.
History o the Instruction of China.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Rhetorical ociety,
MILL hold Course of Lectures, this seasoa, tie
w CITY iLL,
commencing on Tuesday Evening Nov. %, at q o'crk,
TO be continued follows, viz:
l. Nov. % lion. john p. HALE New York.
Dec. 6-TMoTHY BIGELow, Esq, Boston.
Dec. 2n-Iion. EDWARD l.. hhYEs, Dedham.
4. Jan 3.-Ilou. GEORGE 5. BouTwELL, IOlon.
5. Jan Y GEORGE SUMNER. E,q Boston.
Jan. 3l.-Dt OLIVER ". HOLINESS Boston.
Z. Feb. IA lion. AhsON BuRLINGAME, Cambridge.
9. Mar. I4.-Rev T. D. ANDERsov, Roxbury
10. Mar. 26.-Ilev A. H. STONE, Boston.
Tickets for the courie may be obtained Hutchin
sons Wesby = Keiih's and Aliens 3ookstnrey at the
following nrices: Gentleman and Lady, SI Gen
tleman, IS cents Lady or Milor, SO cents. Single
Lectures, ~ ce"ts 70 be paid ut the Door. Tickets
Doors open before T, aud closed u precisely. All
persons are requested 70 be III he Hall prev ious to
past O'clock.
Sidney CLARKE,
JESSE 3 " HELLER. Committee
f. II sAWELL,
c. t. BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1858 otf mis-
WORCESTER LYCLUM.
TUE Course OF Lectures, for the White, of 1s58-4,.
L will commence on the Eth November at the
GETTY HAIL,
and be continued as follows, viz:
LIST lecture, nov. FLAMES T FIELDS, Boston,
81 " Dec l-PARB BgNJAmIN, New York.
81 " Dec l5--Rev r. D. SToRTS,Jr, BrGoklyn.
4th " Dec. 29-Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Salem.
s5'h " Jan. l2--ReV. THEo. PARKER, Boston.
9Th Jan 20-CLIYgR w HOLMES, Boston
7h : Feb 9-Rev r. STARR KING boston
9Th g Feb. 23-Rev. FRsD'K n HEDcE, Provi'Ce.
9Th Mar 9-WENDELL PHILLIPS, Boston
10th " Mar. 23-WM. b sPRAGUE, d. D., Albany
T. Tickets for the may be obtaireG If the
Treasure and the Bookstores, the following prices
Gentlemen, s l,00iadies and Minors so cents sing
Lectures, l2l cts, to be paid OF the door
All purchasers of Tickets will be entitled to the use
Of the Library, containing about 1900 volumes of val
ualile Books, far the whole ear.
The doors will be open al T. and closed at u o'clock.
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
THOMAS EARLE. Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, Ieas.
Worcester, Nov. IL, Is 5. DIFF
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Boot and Shoe ManufaCturers.

I00 DOZEN finished Calf skins, weight from "a
lOO 10 81 lbs. the dozen, for sale by ALDRICH q
CO., and afe constantly rectiving-these OF this weight
in Store on consignment No. As and As Front St,
na du Worcester, Macs.
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EnrsFnrsI

A GOOD assortment Of stone Martin, Moanian do.
n Fitch, Coney, aud swan Furs, may DO found u
2o5 Main 81. sYLvAN0s PRATT.
n6 DIFF
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Situation Wante
American Girl WantC

DY young man il a C rocery Store, or to drive an
~ express wagon, hack, or COB wagon Apply
above.
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CgIsg0ssa- FaMsGe t'Fothing.
AIgo, Ready.Maaa Clothing

OF every description,
usual consisting Of over Coats Frook, Dress and
Sack Gods. Pants and Vests and every variety of
Furnishing Goo f.
Remember the placc e7l Main ST., Piper Block, Wor.
ceser, Mass, ign OF The Full Dressed Man.
s2I tuwtt
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WARTS. &C.

Situation Wanted,
10y young man Clerk in a county or city sto e.
} Has had considerable experience. Apply at the
IN fELLlGENCE OFFICE, 233 Main street, up stairs
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GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
PIPER BLccx, WORCESTER, Mars
LNNCOHhAGEb by the success ui or Efforts To- sup
H ply the public viii, gnou substantial articles Of
Ready Made Clothing st Fcts Nhi'h have aly' avs
tonished the people r Worcester CcHnty and the rest
of mankind We have dsternIm,d asd 20 our already
extensive establishment lie emf for the manuiac-
ture Of
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BOARD,
FOUND.
WANTED.
FOR SALE

~ First rare Horse, sound and kind every
I'm way For further particulars, inquire at this
A2 0'l MIC az
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Prom the tGa.) Federal Union
Tho Enemies Of the Adminlstra ton

The wing papers in Georgia believed or professed ia
believe, that the democracy could be divided enough BY
assa'linG the appointments of Presiden, Pierce to give
the wings power IN the State, and elect Mr. Jenk ina
Tha, was the idea OF Mr.. Toonbs He bitterly assaied
the administration OF President Pierce for appointing
lew men to unmporant local stations who had been in
times pact acting with men in the North Who like Web
ser, and Fillmore, and Truman Smith, and Tom Cor.
win were opposed TO slavery extension These appont.
ments the woudb be fire. eater Hon Rob, Toombs look
great exception toss il he had been all the while
and 10 YET the confidential friend and political associate
OF Just such men. And II is fact that thewhg papers
and wing speakers have been tuning and fussing for
months about the appointment of Mr. Dix as minister
to Frapce-a thing which has no, happened. and we
believe will not happen.
Blu, we assert, and appeal to the judgment and can.
dor OF honest men II IL be not true that the men 10
whom Mr. Toombs and the wings OF Georgia take excep
ton As public officers, have BEEN and continue TO be-
better supporters OF the Compromise and The cessation Of
the slavery agitation than Mr. Toombs himself and his
political associates Gen. PIERCE all his appoin,me
made II sine qua that every man who accepted
ONCE under him should subscribe 10 The platform OF 1884,
the doctrines OF the Inaugural address, and the mane
nance oil the settlement OF the slavery question And IT,
to-day. 1t should be made manifest 10 us that any man
or men, vino have been appointed 10 Office under Pres-
dent Pierce at The North were doing one hall much as
Mr. Toombs and his friends reopen the slavery asi,a
lion and disturb the now Tranquil waters OF sectional
feeling, we would say, put him outdown with the ag-
tator and fanatic. ~
To the honest peace loving democrats and wings OF
Georgia, we say mark the cratic and inconsistent course
OF that political umber, Mr. Toombs. See how he has
jumped from point to point, boxed the compass and
r'ed with him the unsuspectinx and con6dog-now the
champion OF dsun on now the tame subnisaonist now
the advocate OF sectional party. the umpe,es OF
the name and fame OF President Pierce the next moment
the oamng snang political hyens. biting at the vals
OF the man he had just oppressed with his naery This
s the man who seeks TO pull by the the whx. Of
Georgia, and The who aspires to lead the van OF
demo craoy agains, their chosen chief.
Mr.. Toombs is bold--we like him Tor that ; he does
not cover bis light under bushel he denouncee the
President openly. and calls on democrats to 20 with
him The response we opne. will not PROVE equal to
the desire.