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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-04

Ia DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
fgs Containing eight rooms pleasantly located, within
Aive minutes' walk OF the Post Office, suitable for
one or two families Threefourths Of the purchase money
may remain mortgage for term of years The above
house win be sold at great bargain. Apply to
A. j. EATON,
jyl7 df Corner of Main and southbridge SITS.
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Apotbecaries and Druggists.

NEVIS T. LAZELL, 2Ol Main street
EDWARD H. MARSH, corner of Main and
pleasant streets.
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EEOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-0n Graf
ton street, occupied by the subscriber. Also-rwO
LOTS adjoining the For further particulars, n-
Quire of ADDISON TAYLOR
Worcester Julv 9Th.
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Yes, sir l mean you. do not dispute the
length of time you have follosoed the plough,
but you have never got up to it yet. You
don't know how to plough.
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RvOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE. convenient for
Il two tenements situated at u Carroll street, the
of Carroll AMI Glenn streets. Inquire of CHAS
kirby, Oil the premises. jy4 dtf
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GPIRITS TURPENTINE.-lO9b Spirits
- Turpentine, for salehy G. S. K A. J HOWE,
mch15 diff Worcester Bank Block
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MAPLE HONEY.-A nice article lux received
I'VE and for sale by BROOKS & STE1RNS,
Ey2 diff Font streeu.
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Monts.

NNTANTD IMMEDIATELY--12G Good Kin
Wv and IL Boot Bottomers at 81 Main Street
Buffalo, N fny information wanted, can be had Of
S. A. FoRBUsHraiton. '' VI
SO 0u FORBCSH, BROWN, & co.
Ma ANI)-AN AMERICAN WOMAN who has
mad eY1ence, to do houseworll in "A small family
Apply at 10 OArd street. W. A S. SMYTH.
s23 dos
MA A Nfl-Energetic Young men, of business
w habits act as Travelling Agents for the ILLS
tory of the Wg'' and also new work gotten mn ey
pfesSly Tor prescription business, entitled Gan numi
mated History North America" Those wishing To en-
gage in travel, in safe and pleasant business; will
md 1t Tor theiTantage to give us a call For further
Information, ar at office, No 141 Main street. mn
stairs ls2aw&w6tl r. NJ & IT RTT1 ~
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NERVOUSNESS CONTROLLED

IN ~ OOASEASES CONTROLLED
AMI CoERED.-Tiiree fourths of the phvsi
cal pain endure the human race, proceeds from afcc-
tions OF the ner The unutterabe agony of nepro,,;
rheumatism, spasms, headache, and A Thousand
nameless pang't dart through every portion of the
system, and dis the BRAIN are refrabe directly tn an
unnatural condof the nervous system The weaker
eS are prey 'ariety of agonies that may truly be
called infinite owing out of the disordered action of
te nerves. Trves are the seat of all Lain Kill the
nerve of a 'raeooth,' aud the pain ceases. Destroy
the nerves of Q, and it is paralyzed Render all the
nerves OF frasensible, and you produce death or
what immense rtance, therefore, must a preparation
be that Will ineah, yigor, hardness and permanent
energy, into complex arrangement of vital agents
known as the us system. Experience has proved
the faculty adne record shows, that Dr. Aforse's In
o'sorGtlhs Eand Cordial, will produce these al
most iracuolects. If all men could witness tb
changes brioout in the condition of those who are
ready to pershow it banishes melancholy. bepets
strength contain, builds up aud fortifes the copst
tuition, and pr, lfe-it would be unnecessary to adj
Fertseit. Neers are merely used as media to draw
attention to tbe universally ased and unhesitatingy
relied upon, lily requires to be universally known.
Inc ana OF thes invoked to guide the public to this
living fountain no printed words can adequately set
forth its value
The Cordial up. highly concentrated in Mint ~.
ties Price thars per BOTTLE for five dollars six
for twelve dolf G. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York
sod oy Druthroughout the United States, Cana
la, ana the Indies. AGEnrs-Worcester, NJ. D.
GREEN. sprd, BLISS X HAVEN Providence,
j. BALCH & Boston, BURR & PERRY
su 'aTh&Sat6 wlmis
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Re0l Cstotc.
ADMINS TRATOR,s SALEOF
IA REAL ESTATE

IN REAL ESTATE.
By Lcensof Court, will be sold at Public Auction IN
the premise No. 3d. Sc, and IS Front Street in the civ
Of WOrceste " va Wy
u Tuesday, October 24th,
AT 10Y oco A. NJ the following Real Estate lately be
longing to CALVIN NEWTON, late of said Worces
cester, deceed--conssting of about 44OO FEET or
LAND, mearing about 81 feet inches on Front Straet
and So on Triton Street, with LARGE BITILDING'
mostly three Vres above the basement thereon contain
ing Y Roam and stable so by 20 feet stories ALI
RulLl OF RRl SIX YEARS SINCE, in the most substantial
manner with basement and cellar under the whole
buildings. first floor of the main building is occn
pied for twotores, and Physicians Office and the
second and ted stories teuements for private families
SAID estatdill be sold subject Mortgage of Semen
Thousand liGrsi $500 payable annually with interest
thereon 10 per cent of the amount above
the Mortgagoayabe the day of SALE and the balance
on the first of January next when Deeds and posaes
ion will be gin. N'' P'9'eS
Also, at l1'cock, A. NJ, THREE PEyyS in the First
Baptist Chui, in said city of Worcester numbering 90
81, and 76. ~
A Plan OF premises may be seen at the Store of
Bush Col said buildings-and the Administrator
will be at saitore Tuesdays the Sd and I'm DAYS f
October from to III A. NJ, and on the day proceeding
the sale romo 6, p. NJ, aud on the morning of the
Sale, to show premises throughout
For further ornation, apply to the Auctioneer No.
- lotyialu reet' Morcesteri or the Administrator
III 0outnooro SULLIVAN FAY, Administrator.
CiiAS. ?. BANCROFT, Auctioneer
Worcester, 1t. q, 1854 s23 deodNwts
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INSTRUCTION IN MUstC.-o. COT.

LESTER having located himself in this city, would re-
sectiuy give notice that he prepared to give lnstruc
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Music to
classes, or private pupils, viz fundamental Insructon
cultivation Of the voice, yocazng, and Solfeggo Singing
ana would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music, Gee, and Chorus Singing.
instruction in Thorough Bass and the Piano Forte
M be given at his room, No 20 Summer st. or at the res
licences Of the pupils. Terms reasonable
Mr. O. begs leave to add, that all those under bis in
ruclon VIII receive his most prompt attention. and hopes
ny applying himself assiduousy to his profession tn
merit liberal patronage "
u All communications through the Post Office or left
a. Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. EOS Main st., will be
promptly answered. - W -
Piano Fortes tuned
Worcester, Feb. 3. 1854 davt
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90 [rt.

VENO REN-A desirable TENEMENT No. II Bow
n dom stree seven rooms; five minutes walk from
the Post Office, be warmed by furnace, and lighted
with gas, on ground, with excellent water POS
session given list of October next. Inquire on the
s25 distol '''0o'
AND ItEI-For Shops, Storage. or other
IL purposes, he "Allen & Thurbern Lot. Union e.
Also-FOR ESQ to IS 600 OLD BRICKS. Or
the above lot we sold, together with the I'm ,,d
BoMer, II wan Inquire of JOHN GATES, or DEN
LEN DNOAu' d2tBw]m* 81
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DOOK S! 30 Ks:!
EDW ARD LIVERMORE. q

III W tAINID II II INNIOINIL,
1874 Main Street, Forester,
Has just published new editions of the following valuable
publications.
Brown h joys CARPENTER's ASSISTANT and RURAL
ARCHTgCT,-20th thousand. Observation-Disclosures SO 90
Being the cheapest and most desirable work the
subject eUer published.
The American Farmers Hand Book. ...........S1 so
by Smith, Illustrated with 800 engIavings
Sunshine through the CT luds illustrated so cents
The Captive Nightingale and other Tales Hus'd.5 80 do
The temperance Meodist. ....................25 do
Stories for Childhood by Mrs Coman, kinds. l2I do
EmersOn's National Spelling Book.
do. new do do do
Leavitt's Old Farmers Almanac for 1856
The above for sale by all the principal Booksellers
in the United States. dtol SD
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Ga an0 1olln0.

OSI-omday, Pleasant Street, a PORT
80 81 h0NNA bntaning SIS or $50 in money, TIE
nnusf shali oeaoy rewarded by leaving the same at
inc Spy ceeturning it to the subscriber in Tatpuck
SO u" NATH'L 2. GATES.
STRAYDR STOLEN-0n Mon5av lac.
~ from No. fling street, a small YELLOW noe
weight about :, has curley tail, black nose and a
rev black hair+he back; answers to the name of GAR
60 CO.. WhoeVel return the same to me, or give in
leluat'h "hel may be found, shall be suitably re-
""iueH' 'dd VIM. PIPER
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QOTTER-On hand, and receiving daily EXTRA
~ LUMP BUTTER, from some of the best dairles i,
tue country, Dy G. Ii. HARLOW
n!-a uei 38 Front Street.
SHAVING AND TOILET SOAPS-Just
~ received large supply, and for sale by BUSH (
W., Botanic Druggists, "a Front street. daw3w SIG
WRAPPING PAPER--5OO Reams yarioos
Wv sizes, Manila and Straw, for sale by
au1S dSw VIM. G.. SWEET l. Co, 1855 Main al,
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ALL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

NEWT0N'S is the place to buy House Papers, Room
BoIders Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Aal Figures, arge life Panoramas prnted
IN high coors Mouldngs with Corners fer Panel work.
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers. &c. Ace
Cheap Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Dciccurt's Mandatory Paris
mch2a d,f
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OIICE.-The Taxes of the Second Parish ia W5r-
cester have this day been committed to me for col
lection SIX per cent discount to those who pay on or
Worcester Sept. 81 1854 davis 90
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vENHE "PATENT ELASTIC uowSE
SiioE"-Phe subscriber begs leave to inform ths
inhabitants Of Worcester, that he has purchased The
Tor the above invention, now ready % app
he shoes OF the real value of this invention there NJ
doubt Wherever it has been fairly tried il has BEEN
entirely successful No horse owner should do without
them. They act as PREVENTION or LAMgSEss and n
will be warranted.
Shop in rear of G. +. Bonney's Livery Stable
y26 diff A. P. JORDAN
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'HNdE FALL TERM OF E. S. NASON'S
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL
VIII commence on WEDNESDAY Afternoon October Al,
at No. Warren Hall, at o'clock
An tne children are taught to sing by note and their
Tickets, including book 81, to be had as above.
All scholars must provide themselves with Tick # AT
the commencement of the School DIFF
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Notices.
TO THE TAX PAYERS.


City Of Worcester Sept. oath, 1854
There are few Bills yet uncalled for They be
tied WITHOUT COST if called for before October Ist. "a
word to the wise is sufficient
GEORGE w WHEELER
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LUMBER uTrsTNEss

OnlCE.-The undersigned have taken the LIZ M
a BEL AARD and Office recently occupied by j. G.
MORSE & Cos near the Norwich Depot, where thew will
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-26

A UINSIGA M0ND BANK.-The Annual
w Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Quinsiganund
Bank for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year for
such action as may to them expeden under the pro-
visions OF the 9th section OF the l96h chapter of the
Statutes of 1885, and for the transaction of any other
business, that legally may before them; will be hold
en- at their Banking Rooms, on THURSDAY, the FIFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
A dividend Of per cent. will be payable October .
An extra dividend Of per will be payable Ct IS
Per order of the Directors.
j. S. FARNUM, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. l6lS54. dtO5 sis
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Just received, and have constantly hand
COLTS REyoLVERS, of different sizes
ALLEN & TIIURBER'S,
CHIC0PEE-Sel Primers.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hammers.
FRENCH PISroLS-fring twenty times in a minnie
BRUoEs DoUBLE-BARREL PISTOL.
sINGLE-BARREL PIsT0LS-of different kinds.
liberal discount made when company wants dozen
of them.
DOUBLE s. SINGLE-BARREL GUNS.
All Pistols are warranted to keep the Greeks and Kid
nappers-when well used-at proper distance.
1876, Union Block. Worcester.
lel9 dSm l.. d. GODDARD
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Two WOOD CUTTERS.-The subscriber
n wishes to contract for the cutting of about 90
Cords of w God, in the lot about miles from his
by WILLIAM DITDTEV Soa,,e. -. le"'
Worcester, Sept. 16. s16
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NARL SENTZ, late member Of the German al
~ Musical Society, has the pleasure 10 inform the
patrons OF Music that he has taken with MIR Perry
at No Harrington Corner where he will be happy give
instruction in PIANO AND SINGING. His six years
connection with the above Society," and the sole study
Europe of both of these branches under the abest profess
sors of Music, enable him to give all who may favor him
with their patronage, full satisfaction. Ii preferred les
sons will be given at the respective homes of the pupils
s2l d3nk
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Treasurer and Collector,
Office in city BuidiRg.-0ffce hours from A. NJ,
to p NJ, and to p. NJ, till October 18th From Oc-
tober 10 to April lst 10 A. NJ, to II NJ and to PM
500 distn1
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LUMBER BUSINESS,
IN all us Notwithstanding made arrangements by which
they VIII be fully supplied with an extensive assortef nj
Eastern, Western, and Domestic Lalna5er
winch they will sell at the lowest prices for Cash or
approved paper. LEARNED 4 co I~7'N' u
..,o., Office, Not Mechanic street.
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E"YSTAL PALACE TICKETS-Per-orss
Wis ting New York, may obtain Tickets to the Cry
sta Palace at REDUCED RATES, by applying at the snv
omee me exhibition closes in few weeks diff $50
NOIlCE.-l hereby give notice. that the AGENCY
IN which Taos s. HArHGwAY has heretafo-a h Of 10y
me, is this day revoked forever e''-''' n''u 'Of
r.,, o., 80. DR.. A. W. VAN ALsTIN.
o4y lo1n' loo4' jyl9 DIFF
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By Licensof Court will be sold at Public Auction NJ
the premise No 81, SO, and 3s Front Street. in the Cit
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
Additional by the Africa.
New York, July :

I'VE" L ohh' Juiy -''
Sir Charles Napier's fleet, with the Chol-
era on hoard, has gone TO anchorage in the
Bonrenndp BAY.
Reschid Pacha has resumed his place in
the Turkish Ministry Of foreign affairs.
The ex-Ministers of Greece are indict-
Ell for malversation of the public moneys TO
foster the Instruction.
Napoleon had been at Bologne and Calais
witnessing The embarkation Of the French
army for the Baltic.
The news from Spain is imperfect. The
insurgents seem TO maintain themselves I'M
der Generals Donnell and Dulce. They
number 5000 and are going towards An
dalassia. Some movements favoring them
have occurred in Valernia.
The India mail was photographed with Call
cutta dates to June /, and Bombay June 7.
Trade in India was dull. The steamer
brings no China news.
Accounts from Vienna state that it is GER
tain that $4,000 Anglo-French troops have
Joined Omar Pasha, at schuck, who in
ficted on the 9Th and 7th July great loss
on the Russians at Giurgevo.
II is believed that the Turks crossed the
Danube at Olimilza.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
Hon. karuv Went Flournov.

MIR. Flournoy spoke in Keytesville on Sat
urday, and in Huntsville on Monday, and
took The back track, not daring to show his
face in Howard!
Now what do the people think of such
conduct, on the part of man who is seek
ing their votes? In several of the counties
he has spoken three times-in some six, but
has not found time to come TO Howard, one
OF the most populous counties in the District.
What does it mean? The Fayette Clique
and few leading politicians can tell, but
the people who are expected TO vote for him.
know not. Flournoy knows he has been
quoted on both sides of the Test--that he
took both sides, and if he come 10 Howard
he would have to define his position, and
either the Test or the Anti-Test men, would
drop him. He privately told both parties
ne was with them; both came home claiming
him, and he skulked from meeting the people
face to face. We believe his skulking has
been counsellcd and advised by The Test par
ty Of this county; we are as certain of it as
Of any thing that we have not positive proof
Of Why should he come all around us
and hurry off to parts Of the District that he
has twice canvassed, and not come to How
ard at all? Is there not something rotten in
such proceedings? What right had few
politicians to inform him that it was wholly
unnecessary for him to come to Howard?-
Were they authorized to speak for the PEG,
pie?
These are pertinent questions, which
ought to be satisfactorily answered before he
is voted for, and we trust the people, the
voters, will have them answered. If this
is the way elections are to be managed they
might as well be done away with, and let
the clique select our Congressman and Leg,
islators for US. They seem TO think they
are more competent than the people, Do
the people think so? Let your answer be
given at the polls, Monday and Tuesday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
Iateres! 70 from Salt Lake.
A FARMER.

From tie LIS Angeles Star we extract
the following account Of treaty entered m
To between Gov. Young and lhe chiefs oIthe
Pah Utah and Pauvan Indians.
Says that paper: We have had an inter-
view with S. n. Carvalho, artist attached 10
Col. FremoIts late exploring expedition
This gentleman arrived here on the 18th
inst, fr m Salt Lake, where he was left by
the expedition on account of i'll health. He
states that by invitation he accompanied Gov.
Brigham Young. and large party from
Great Salt Lake City, on the 9Th Of May,
for Walkers Camp, on Chicken Creek, that
here formal treaty Of peace was entered
into by Walker and Kanoshe with Governor
Young, the nature OF which was, that on no
occasion whatever, were the Indians to make
any attack either on Americans or Mormons
and that they would use all their influence
10 prevent any depredotions on The proper
ty of emigrants or settlers. Gov. Young
presented them with eighteen head of cattle
blankets, clothing, arms and ammunition.
and entered into arrangements that Mr..
Porter Rockwell and five other gentlemen
were 10 reside permanently with Walkers
band of Utahs, and accompany them in all
their iourneyings, for the purpose of protec-
ting the lives and property Of the whites.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
WAR ON A HELPLESS ENEMY!
Glory for the United Statesl

Mr.. Roiand'S honor avenged - San Juan de
Nicaragua Bombarded- 7remendot pic-
tory-Not a House Left Standing!
The steamship Pronetlleus, Capt. Turner
arrived from Punta Arenas, last evening,
with 81 100000 in specie, and 3S3 passen-
gers.
The Prometheus srrived outward on the
morning Of the 18th at o'clock, having
touched Mt Kingston for coal. She found in
the harbor the U. S. ship of war Cyane,
commanded by Capt. Hollins, which had ar
rived at San Juan del Norte on the ! lth inst,
in 81 days from New York, commits stoned
TO settle certain difficulties between the
American citizens and the local authorities;
also to demand full and satisfactory apol.
ogy for an insult given short time since to
the Hon. Scion Burland, our Minister to
Central America. The authorities and in
habitnnis of the town refused TO make the
slightest apology. After giving ample time,
and no apology having been received, Capt.
Hollins, on The 18th, issued proclamation
TO the authorities and residents that, unless
an apology was made by 9 A. NJ, on the 18th
he should proceed 10 lombard the town.
lND dpoiOg1 CHlIlt. TIC III inc Intlihllne look
possession Of the Transit Co.'s steamers and
sent them TO the town, Offering protection 10
all persons who choose TO accept; and with
in one minnie of the time designated by
Captain Hoilins the cannonadng commenced
and continued with brief intermission to
P. NJ. During tie interval no disposition
was manifested on the part of the inhabi-
tams 10 come TO terms for the saving of the
property. AT A p. NJ. party landed com
manded by Lieutenant who burnt the town.
San Juan, or Greytown, on the 18th. was
entirely destroyed; one or two small build.
ings in the suburbs remain % mark the spot
No lives were lost. Mr.. Scott, agent Of the
Accessory Transit Co., rendered n free mas.
sage by the Promatheus 10 all who wished
10 leave. A few accepted the offer. The
Cyane sails for Boston on the 18th, and takes
Mr.. Fabens, orr commercial agent home
Officers and crew all well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-08-03
w hig Address Of 1910.

Mr.. Patterson brought forward the Wing
Address OF 1910 TO show that the Wing
doctrine then taught, was, no power in Con-
gress over slavery in the Territories, and
that this was the position Of Gen. Harrison
who was then the Wing candidate Tor Presi-
dent. This was The position Gen. Clark
took, in 1850, 10 cover his retreat from the
wing TO the locofoco camp, and as Patterson
is his pet, he doubtless acted under nstruc.
tions. We scarcely need inform the nteli-
gent reader that Mr.. Patterson, as Gen.
Clark had done before him, utterly failed to
make good his position, because there is not
shadow Of ground for il in the address
itself. Col. Davis took up the subject, and
demonstrated this fact clearly, and showed
by fair argument and logical deductions,
that Gen. Harrison admitted the power, but
opposed lis exercise. Mr.. Patterson was
thoroughly floored, and acquitted himself So
lamely, that Mr.. Graves has been assigned
the task Of discussing the address. This,
we understand. lie undertook last Saturday,
and also made signal failure.
Everybody who has read the address
knows there is nothing in it to warrant such
assertions. That the subject of the power
Of Congress over slavery in the Territories
did moi enter into that canvass, and was not
al issue, as il is now sought to DO made,