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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-03
Leicester and Worcester Express.

TNHE subscribers will run daily Express for the
vevahce of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other Xpress Freight between the above named places
and after ,his dale, leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A. NJ, end Worcester at O'Clock, p NJ.
All orders entrusted us left at the Post Office.
at Horace Wae's store, Leicester, (wheTe states
may be oundO will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at A H. Newton's 2t7 Main
street. JOEL SHELLEY a. co.
Leicester, March !. 1853. MARI dawti /,
R0SS'S Providence & Worcester Xpress
BY Every Train.
fJf7EElJ PhCKAU Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
s ~ and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or.
deIs attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small forwarded and ether Express
business transacted Fail River Mansfield, Auleboro
Taunton, New Bedfod, and Nantucket, Mass B is
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston War
wick, Wickfeld, feacerale, and Wakefield R l.. and
StOniugton, Conn.
OFFIcE.-Ameriean House, Worcester.
Worcester March 6, 1852 mars DIFF
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Also, number of Farps, with fom 20 TO eco Acre
of Land, each.
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q X .

MARST'S Patent OF Is the handsomest, cheapert
lfA an est article for light discovered and The
universal iyor and admiration which this article has
received, ihnn all other Substances lor lpht com
bined. II can be had Of a. II. NEWTON, Agent,
No 207 Main street, Worcester
Ais, Lamps Cans. Tubes, Wicking DC.
N. Is. Particular attention given 10 altering old
Lamps which doeA not exceed IA cents per Lamp
oct@z dnwf
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20 any persons having property for exchange,
either the City adjoining towns, and would solicit
the attention of purchasers the following Schedule of
PrnnertY. which he offers
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TO LET!

Ia THE North ialf Of the Building formerly oc
;H8a cupied BY the Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
- Company, foe a Freight House There is IA good
dry cellar under The building, 90 by 40 feet.
Also, an Office in one end OF the building The whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For paric-
ulars, nquise AT The Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No Pack stleet.
mar4 di c. 5. TURNER.
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped.

EsTALs, TABLE F0Ps, &c, Sc
y Vie SALAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
i attention 10 their Marbleed I'on as one Of the
greatest discoveries Of the age and for which they re-
celVel the GOLD Medal at The last Fair OF the
american Institute, and THE MEDAL ut the Fair Of
the metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ION IN February and Match of thus year.
ms material having metallic basis is more du
oie ma cheaper than Marble its representations OF
precious stones and the choicest Marbles in more than
Sixty dlHefent varieties, exact and surprisingly
beautiful it is capable Of resisting greater degree Of
neat, ana IT cannot be injured by the action of acids
oil SiIA~ 4, HERRING
Inc manufacturing department of this Co is under
the superintendent of Il +. d J. T. Williams, the in.
Veptors OF the SYSTEM and the financial aud general
business department that Of loaN RUsTON, whom all
communications may be addressed, at the Principal
Ware Rooms, Sl3 b oadwuy, New York.
april d:}nos
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Cottage for Sale!

1&zA ON Pleasant street, few rods from Main st
GmI For particulars. Inquire of JOEL. DEWING,
at Allen q rhmber's Pistol Mandatory.
Worcester, March !, 1852. df
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THE Boats Of Ibis Line -.

- will le1ge Pr t"iS anas f. r
Esg5SsSt from Fox Point, ON MON SSsssas4aSs5saG-
- DAYS, WE'D NBSDAYS 81 FRIDAYS
and New York on I tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until further notice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semweekly Inland Line to Bad
more at all times. When this Inland route is Open
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot, and for Baltimore cents per foot
uenal time between Providence and Philadelphia 40
hours and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed irom New York by any other lines, if 30 directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. II. JOURDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac odeli, Fer No. IL N. r. w. p Williams ri
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot OF South Main ST.,
sent ~. lo53 dhwtf Providence.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
lt q IS - So.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive at GTOton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Loweai
$50 am sos m. 30 ala. $50 am.
lil5am- I2 8Gpm. l.l2 pm Ito pm
4l5p.m 5.35 pm 6.I2 pm $50 IN
Leave Arrive ut Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
730 am. IS am. 6.05a s9l5am
II 35 am. 1l.30 8 M 2.3Gp.m. l.5Op m
505 PIN. 4.45 pm. 5.35 pm. 100 D m
CONNECTIONS WIrH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Ndshua connect directly with trans
of Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal Nortbsrn
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. The fIsi
and second trains from Nashua connect with Gown
trains OF all The above roadsthe third train with those
Ui the Boston Concord and Montreal anu Concord Rail
roads Each train and from Groon Junction (exceDt
That at 1880 p m 10 Nashua, which has no connection
WIN upward tltchburg train leaving Boston at 70 m)
connects with upward and GOWN a I'd trains OF Fitch
Lowell 'O ''0"'
AT Worcester ESQ a. M train connects with st.am.
bOattrain from York via Norwich lll5n m ron
meets win Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Raroad
traius Ais p VITA trains from all above
named roads, Including the Exuress Train from New
York and albany. Train arriving at rs a. m.
with the a. M trains of all the apove -oads including
EXPRESS Train TO New York and Albany That ar rvins
Mt p m with J. m. trains OF above roads That ar
irving 1t m. with the New Ork Steamboat Train
vim Norwich. f.r Nrt.
FITCHBURG AND WoRCEs TER H. r. TRAINS
running in connection with Wore Ter and Nashua ains
Leave Fitchturg at IS as and =. m 1910 and 545 p
Leave Worcester $50 and Ill am 49, 80 and AIS D.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg. 49,
NJ For connections with the other road at worces-
ter, Groton AUCTION, and Nashsa SEE snow and Will
der's Pathfinder aud Railway lije
Ir Through Tickets a-e issued at Worcester for Ruy
lineton, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River Jnnc.
ton az the same fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Filehhurg; but no change Of cars is made
on the Nashua route.
tFreight Train with passeni cal attached stoppipa
and starting from Lincoln square.
}. ". sTOWELL, supt
Worcester' NOV J, 1912. e2S dawtf
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T0 IET.

Two Convenient Tenemt nts, with Sboemakers shop
L attached, and large garden, well SUBJ piled with
Fruit Trees, abon p miles rom The City Han, will be
let on the first of April to gond tenants very mod
crate price Apply at this Uice, NJ. Barrett Col.
eye street. Rch29 d.
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Rnil1ing T.nts A. sala

ON Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
p - Inquire Ut RICHMOND'S,
No. 265 Main street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1853. CON
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Sight Restored

sight Restored.
GPECTACLEB no longer needed. Nv the usa or
- simple inst ument Invented by the subscrlbe,s
Sight may be retained through HE without glnssss'
or may be restored after Rasses have been worn
years This wonderful effect produced witho,,t naiS
or Inconvenience. Certificates oil cure from nav n a
fufney; John u stuyvesant, Esq, r. j. Devines Eso.
ana others Of equal responsibility eau be seen Z NJ
our oilce. The efficacy OF the Guns was shown bv
experiments In recent lecture in Worces,er Nv ouy
agent, Or. u. u. Bralnnrd ~ ~
The Cups will be forwarded 20 any person BY mail
on receipt OF S5. Agents wanted. f aTt.l l-l-
- a., !, BALL A. CO.,
aPio asm No. 100 Nassau st., N. Y.
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Chean Grncerv Store

'FNHE subscribers would give notice that they have
\ taken the Store formerly occupied by H. HOLDEN,
corner OF Scnoo and Union streets which they have
hteu up IN the best style, it'll stock of Goods
winch VIII he sold as cheap he bought in this
IT, BY strict attention to business they hone TO merit
the patronage of their friends .
Goods delivered TO sny part Of the city free nf charge
Fl. S. MOORE & SON.
Worcester, Oct. 70, 1859. dtf
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Rntfer and Chaesa.

NOV receiving, since the recent decline in price
IN choice Diaries Of Bntter and Cheese from Uhau
tanqui, ST. Lawrence, and Franklin Counties, Y.
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages, which We
0fler at The lowest market price, by the package.
iebl0 DIFF LEE SPRAGUE a. co
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FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
REMOVAL.

fyVHE Subscriber, hating taken an Office in Paine's
| Block, No go Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker.
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Tho Subscriber

AS just received az addition TO his former Stock of
III steun refined MOLASSES, which swels the
number TO IS Iogsheads 1t is article moi surpassed
for family use AMI will be sud blower than airy other of
the same quality in Worcester b. PRATT.
~may3 13w
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FL0nR !
C c. FLANDERS.

WASH GROCERY STORE, No southbridge ST.
~ offers foI sale every variety OF GROCERIES at
the lowest Cash prices
Worcester, April 26, 1873. d6w
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
SPRING ARRAhGkMENTS.-M %, 1853.

Es.slEgae sa Z 80 1911 IN -
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GROCERIES, &c.
Shorts-shorts!
Seed Peas.

NOR sale low for Cash, by P. LoTHR0P
4 api4 daw3m % MechaHic ST
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CARRIAGES.

y 4. ToLMAN & co have 80 new
pS7sYk5ZSS( CARRIAGES for sale Coaches,
ET5E[ Carryals Phaetons, Top Buggies,
sSaZ--A4z- Chases.
Also, secondhand Carriages, IL new Harnesses.
An assortment of Trimmings.
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A FEW Bushels, extra quality For sale by
N P. LATHROP,
ap20 DIFF % Mechanics st.
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0F the different kinds of the best quality for sale low
" by the DBL, or smaller quantity, by
dawtf LEE SPRAGUE & co,
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Flour, Grain, and Meal
CONSTANTLY Oh hand and for sale Wholesale and
~ Retail p. IOTHROP,
apl4 daw3m % Mechanic st.
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TURKS ISLAND, Cosrse-fne, Fine, and small Bags
/ Salt, at Boston prices
feblO DIFF LEE sPRAGUE d co.
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s On and after Monfay May 9Th, 1858, through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 72O, and ll30 m; and 400 p.
Leave Worcester at $50, and IL m. and 4.l0 p.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-09
Washington and Jackson.


'''' p""'' ''''' Tue his'oilAh' relates tie follow
: ing anecdotes "i The taiher Of III, Country:
"Once, Will. IN New J.r..v co,,i,, o,, J.,
mount Als hor,.. be fpnnd chill be.;J, ~ sttr,r,
ed bv the tr.nn,pys H.. a, - IL ,tt -. :
the horses back. and lyI it srouud the v,rJ N. .,h
i;s ,outhful iuyance. 1t w.s ts Wa,hir,trr. .
honor, that although Heaven did not bless him
vl,b oti-prinn he had "A heart Ia l.v. al. .l,ltc,,
and take them TO h. bosom.
! Mr Hidre,h, with equal jIs,cs and prouric,y
relates AN interesting uncc,iote of The. rry.r,d
Jackson: the man whose iron will pronnted b,n
10 take the responsibility when duty called him
10 do it, aud before Whose inaexitle determine
I iion all obstacles surmouutatle by human ,tly, /.
were forced TO give way.
After The battle OF the Great IIurse Shoe in
which nearly thousand Indians were Killed and
two hundred and fifty prisoners wer. taken all
women and children, the men having teen exier.
! minated, the following incident occurred: The
grim General "ho presided over the bloody scene.
which seemed to carry us back to TIE ellly In.
dian wars Of New England, had sill a tender spot
in hi. heart. Moved by the wall Of an indian in
iant. picked up from the field, whose mother had
psrish,d during The battle Jack. on .troye to ~
duce some .ursing women among the ,,i,ot,ers IN
suche it, Its mother is dead" was the cold an.
swer, "let the child die too. Tue General, him.
self childle-s mar, turned nurse himself Sume
brown sugar formed part of his private stores.
aud with thls be caused the child TO be fed lls
even took 1t home with him aud t.atsd IL I'D IN his
own family
The ne publication OF the above has rerlis,l.d us
OF an account given Us, some years since. by q
highly respectable gentleman. who was present,
with others when Gen Jack son Was the occ, pant
Uf the Presidential man. ion at Washington When
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-09

The following from tn. BIfialo Commercial is
so characteristic of jackson that we are s.ro it
will Us read with interest by everyone:
! XoG the accession Of Gcl. jackson. tho small
cirque OF iHtrlIuers wno clascrrd drUNui the
Boston Statesman, assuming to lie lie demo.
cratic party Of Massachusetts,, bad appoltoned d
the federal Offices in thar state amen, thcniseiye-.
To one Of their number WAS assigned 'Le Coilec-
tOrship Of Salem. The war.wo,n hiLlLa was
prescribed without hesitation or cOmyuuc,on--
The selections made by the S.IteSda4 Clique
were accepted by Old Hickory, ihout eXanna.
ton or inquiry, and Cen. M,ileI's Successor was
nominated to the Senate. When the nomieation
came TO be acted upon, Col Benton mterpuspd
and asked that 1t MI ght lie over. He was sure
the President would not Intentionally remove the
incumbent there must be some mistake about
1t, and he desired time 10 bring the facts OF the
case to his considerations The request was com
Piled with, as ratter of course. Colonel Ben
ton immediately waited upon Gen Jackson, and
the interview il said to have been one of high IN.
t"Iest A gentiem'n who was intimate ut the
White House used TO describe it someNha. in
this style:
General jackson, do YOU know, sir, who is
Collector at tue port VI Salon, Massachusetts,,
sir T.
81 cant think Of his name, Colonel. although
I've just seat 1t up to the Senate. But he il
good man. knew, ald good democrat too, fyr
Greene and Ilsnshaw both told me So
but, sir," rejoined Col. B., II beg to inquire,
sir, whether yoi know who the present ucum
tent ls, sr--tfe officer whom you hay. Intended
to remove sir T.
MOI cant remember his namc-Lut krow
he is - New England, Hartford Con, eutlcn
iederalls, for Greene and HsnsIaw told me SO"
"Sir, the present Collector of the pult Of Salem
Is General Miller, Fir, who fought with 50 much
distinction on the northern frontier, in the war
with Great Britain, sir"
Not the brave Colonel Miller WHO said Ill
try" when asked if he could take tina, - p.a.
ish entrenchment ut Bridewaterf
Yes sir" saiI Col. Beu,on, he is the same
man, sir"
The - he is Where's Donelston."
\ sharp pull at the bell, WAS followed by the
prompt appearance Of q servant.
Tell Col Donclston want Lim--quick"
Mr.. Duneston entered.
"Donrston, want the name OF the fellow
nominated for Collector nj Salem wihGrawu IN
stantly, BY the Eternal, these politicians are
the most remorseless scuunerels alive. Write n
letter to General Miller, and tell h.In he s.ail
hold the office as long a. Andrew Jackson lives.
Stay, I'll write it myself-ths assurance will tc
more gratifying as coming from brstber sol
der"
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The Atlanta Bank.

In relation TO the Atlanta Bank, or shinplas,e
concern. which Mf. George Smith. of Chicago
IS endeavor,ng to circulate in ll.inels the Angus
ia ChronieI. says.
1T was chartered by he last Legislature. tn,
maine oi one of the curpWators (perhsps more
having been introduced inio the charter wilhun
his knowledge. priyl,y or consent. A year
more, after the charter was granted Geo Smith
& Co, Of Chicago. ILL.,, suddenly appear IN AT
lanla, just ut the the im- lh- subscription FIR the
,tock was to be made. snd when the books were
opened they took all bat ten shares board ol
directors IL fuine1, not one Uf whom, Mr.. Hig'
gnsUn informs US. lives IN Atlanta, aud they
elect President and Cashier, neither Of whom
reside III ur are known there, and the first issue
If their bills I. made before any officer Of the
bank has reached Atlanta, in Chicago. III. and
ether points IN Wisconsin and the Northwest
MIR. II ggmson J. jus, now on his way to Atlanta
To commence I've banking business there, weeks.
perhaps monibs after the OIl- OF the bank have
bern circulated IN Illinois and Wisconsin. Smith
& CO. own all the stock but ten shares there
ten shares are owned by persons who constitute
the board Of directors.
MIR. hIlginson, the President, owns one
share! The Board of Directors, therefore, are
the mer creatures Of Sm',h.& 4 Co.. whom they
make and unlnake by nod or vote they are,
theref.rs, compelled to do the bidding of Smith
d Co.. Or lose their places. Mr. Higginson. too,
who only owns one share, comes to Atlanta, not
because Of hny interest lie has in the Bank, or
other property, for he has none there. but simply
to obtain his salary rs President which Smith 4
Co, 'sresd to pay him. He il, therefore, vi.,u.
ally An employee Of Smith & Co., and must do
ther bidding or lose his place What power.
iha,, has he to control the action Of the Bank
wlhin legitimate boundsi he Board of Drec
tim, not one Of whom lire in Atlanta or have any
interest there, will contr" the institution so hong
n they conform to the requirements Of Messrs.
smith & Co, and when they disobey they must
give place to more obsdient creatures.
. This is brief aud fair statement Of the state
Of the the things according to the admissions Of
Mr. Higginson to us. IL is, therefore. clearly
not within his power TO pursue a legitimate ban
king business ~ here he is so disposed. if Smith
Il Co will otherwise. And to show that they
entertained no such purpose, it is only necessary
to state that. Il such was their desire they co,lJ
easily have obtained a charter under the General
Banking Law Of Illinois, which authWiles any
man to bank who deposits the proper securities
with the State Treasurer or COMPTROLLER
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THE prrrus., N OF THOUGHT


AS when stone from clillhood's hand
l. cart where stiily wairrs sleep,
Expanding Ipples lave the strand,
Aud STIR the waters VI the deep;
So when thought If mighty power,
ln'pned within some noble soui,
IL launched IN pruplliGos hour,
lts waves COMMENCE ihtif curling roll
Aud never caas. until the end,
Or clIcull of the earth ,h.y reach;
Aud ns then spht'e rnIarges. Tend
10 cheer, enlighien. nud 10 teach.
No mortal mind mny know the might
Excited aLsn II thought was cast
Upon the world, Ike n~r hing light
When night Is aInios, oyeipast.
1t mtkes Il dny that ia in truth
CicSllun nj uuolh,r birth,
Aud -vuu rertOres to 'lgurog. youth,
An rg,d lnd Exhausted earth.
Fur as the sage his theme exposnds,
Aud as the bard his anthem sings,
A nn rnng dawn. beneath their Sounds,
lh-t COMES With heallus un rs wing
For in it, lgh, Young minds grow wise,
And npen ~ It's warmth to good,
Aud Institutions grandly rise
Wherein its trulhs are uudurstood
Then aid lhe thinker in his theme,
Aud cheer the poe, III his song,
Nor hl,ely. fulIy baseIy deem
lie voice Of ruth can eer do wrong.
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WEALL Rad To DO IA half a score of young
nrclins were gathering around a companion, whose
paild face indicated that he WAS very sick the ~.
suit of some juvenile indl,crelion. The i,tl, tel-
lows were busy IN Offering their sympathy in yar
ons homely phrases. The truth is, h1 Mad taken
chew of tobacco for the first time in his lie, and
having swallowed portion OF the weed, grew
deadly sick. One Little fellow who seemed uoIe
FULLY to understand his companions situa ou, tAln
any OF the Others, gently placed his band on he
condolence:--
Never mind, Jimmy, ,s all ia!to 90 Myouyh
tbs very Sepere trial."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-09

PRACTICAL ELoouENcE.-- The following very
brlefand iroidely pthy speech OF Oliver Crom
well, will doubtless be new to many Of our read
ers. 1t was delive red by the great En- ,shman, OF
dssolvlng the long Parliament Its a perfect
specimen OF the rude, vigorous aud hardy s,yle
nf this singular character.
III 10 high time for me TO put an end 10 youl
sitting in this place. which ye have dHhonored by
your contempt of all virtue, and d.dled By you,
practice Of every vice Ye are "a factions crew
and enemies 10 all good government. Ye are
pack OF mercenary wretches, and would. like
f'sau, sell your country for IA mess Of pottagp
and like Judas, be,ray God for few pieces oi
silver. Is there single virtue now remaining
among youf IL there ore vice you do NOT pos
lsessf You have no more religion than my horse
Gold IL your god. Which Of you ha. not barter.
cd away your conscience for bribesi
Us therea nan among you that has the least
care for the good Of the commonwealth You
sorrd,d prostitutes. Have you not dctiled the
sacred place, aud turned the lords temple into n
den o! thIevrsi BY your immoral principles and
wicked practices le have grown ntultrablv odi
Gus 10 a whole nation. You who we're Leputed
here by the people to- yet their grievances re.
dressed are yourselves hccohe the greatest gruv.
ance. Your country, therefore, calls upon me to
cleanse this Augean stable. by puttlng final
period to your iniquiuus proceedings in this
house, and which by Gods help and The strength
He has given me, now intend to do. | CON.
mand YOU therefore. upon the peril Of your lives
TO depar: Immediately out of THIS place. Col
Get you out Make haste Ye venal slaves.
be'gonei Take away that shining bauble there.
'he Speaker mace, and lock M the door