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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
SOMETHING WITHOUT ROASTING,
ABOUT COFFEE ROASTING!
FEN h 1 5 Il ~ r. & Il RE HTS
PATENT STEAM
COFFEIE ROAST

Propretors of Hotels, Restaurants Saloons Boarding
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE Gents, obtain this de-
sirabie article
Reader, do you like ullfavored Coffee? If vou do do
Coffee in the berry Open the lid take out the crank
and of drecons do just you read the paper
but advise to put ia dessert spoonful only Of wa.
By attending to the directions, which are plain enough
you can in fifteen minutes have the coffee roasted to your
liking the strength of the berry retained and the aroma
50 much Of which II often lost preserved For Parchng
Corn the Rooster is excellent
Please call at my office, and the article State,
County, Town, and City Rights in Massachusetts, Yer
montan New Hampshire, may be obtained by applying
to me, the only Agent for the States aforementioned
HENRY HEYES,
Office No. Flagg.s Building, Main st..
DIG dim Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
ddynEAP FUEL CnEAP FUEL I

The subscriber is prepared TO furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality at $500 for wole $3.50 for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel continue at reasonable
rates. viii do wen 10 Peat in their stoves either with
or without wood experiments having been made as fully
to test its economy The demand for hitherto has been
much greater than was expected About 800 cords have
been distributed and only about 400 Of this crop re-
main IL can be more easily delivered IN November than
iu the winter mouths Orders are solicited as ea as
convenient at the Office ofths spy or at the store Of
H. u. DIXIE,
MIA DIT 226 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
CLOTHING
C RE At RUSH.
N
w ALL &c BALLOONS,
FOR
READY MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN!
Clothing Sold Chenpsr than ever before
FI Worcester!

En Worcester!
WALL & BALLOON take great pleasure in announcing
to the citizens # Worcester vicinity that we are pre-
pared to sell READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper than
any other House in the city, five have to
S T. l. l. A II @ O s II!
We are bound not to be undersold by any one. Our
Goods the best the market affords made of the best
maeria and in the latest styles. We have large va
riety Of
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting of Cravas Ties SILK and Cotton Pocket Hand
kerchies. Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves Wool.
en- Undershirts and Drawers, &C. In our
CUSTOM DEPART MENT,
may be found large of Piece Goods French
and American Doeskns, Foreign and Domestic Broad.
cloths, Velvet Silk and Cashmere vestngs which WILDE
made to order in the best Manner at short notice. and
satisfaction given.
Do moi forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 3 Worcester House Block.
s SSyy b bA nasL WALL s. BALLOON.
NC diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

L. I'll. TIE IPLE q co.
Are now selling GRoOERIEs, at their Store
No. 81 WnshfngtOn Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars at 9lc. per lii.
Crushed do. at 9lc.
Brown Havana do at Sic
Porto Rico do at T4c
Coffee, extra at &c
Saler@tus at &c.
Cream Tartar at 3Sc.
Rasius, (new FRUIT at Ice.
Black Tea, Zine favor) at SIC.
Moolsses at Sic per gallon.
Burning Fluid at Sc per gallon.
And all other kinds of Groceries equally w Spices in
packages to suit at wholesale prices. All Goods mem
toned above are of the Best Quality.
Goods delivered to any part of The city.
Remember the Place, FL Washington
nl5 square, Worcester. DIFF
SD E-OPBNED! NEW STORE! NEW
No G00DSl
?. H0LBR00K & CO.. have re opened their Grocery
Establishment in Bowens Block, No. 243 Main sreettwo
stores north of the or place of busness where they
prepared to wait upon heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from The dferenl markets.
eshassortment Of choice groceries, with which intend
to DO constantly supplied, and will furnish them, delivered
in any part Of the city favorable the same
quality of goods be found any place Worcester
z. H0LBRo0K & CO.,
jy11 diff 243 Main Stree.l
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Groceries, Mf.

ENHE BEST FLOUR IN THE MAR
"a n ET.-4O bbls Quincy Family Flour, as good as
the beSt Flour Of former years. and warranted to be supe
rior to any in this Market received This dsy and for
by WN. o. SWEET & CO..
u26 diff 1855 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

I5NHE undersigned having purchased Ire patent right
n Of HALLIDAf'S SELF REGULATIE1 WIND
MILL is ready to contract Tor their erection upon
terms stated below with the guarantee that ney do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
mDnihs' test aud refund the money.
BY an ingenus and novel arrangement this Mil is made
70 regulate itself 50 not to beyond a given mum
per oil revolutions per minute thus enabling them stand
the severes gales without risk Of being blown down.
Unhke other Mills this will require watching aud after
being put in order will require only occasional oiing
Tor months and years. For economy Rising or
Forcing water for barns and dwellings, for rrgating orr
drafting lands and for Railroad purposes this Mill will be
IO1nd TO surpass everything Of the kind
These Mills awarded the highest premium (silver
Medals together with Dipomas at the late State Fai
held at Philadelphia and Ne York.
'FTtce at Shop for Hills designed for Pumping Vat
only
no l, Wings OF Pans Oft diameter, $15
E" 2, 8 g ORA wings II # diatn'r 81
:, S'SS y "...........v..-...l9 $50
a. ., II "............... ......160
~ - 10 Observation-Disclosures 25
40 TO 6. ....................2 75
All orders and inquiries should be addressed to
aua dSwif South eroton. or war,cster Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
I. NJ. SINGER & CO.

Principal OGice 1928 Broadway, NY.
BRANCH 0FFl0ES.--47 Hanover st.. Boston,; JAP
Chestnut St., Philadelphia; 1876 Baltimore St. Baltimore;
223 Walnut st. Cincinnati; 49, ST. Charles st. New Or
leansi GoveYsville, N, y; 344 Broad ST., Newark N
DIG d3a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

INSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
The subscriber has Invented, and taken
patent lightning Conductor in the form ola
scroll The great advantages Of this article will be obV
Gus persons in any degree familiar with the science OF
electricity. The scroll is one hall nchu diameter and
made Of Sheet Iron Copper four nches In width, az
ordng eight superficial inches Of CONDUCTOR equal in the
LION Scroll to pound bar Of the metal, and
two thirds inches in dameer and the copper to bar
Of iron eighteen and two-third inches.
The immense capacity Of this conductor obviates the
necessity of at aas half the usual number OF ground
leading lines ard thereby reduces the number of running
feet by perhaps onehrd, which. considered together
with the price Of the Conductor per foot will show that 1t
Is not only the best but OF the cheapest in use
The Insulator Is simple Terra Gotta Fastener which,
admits Of tho free and expansion Of the metal
sept5dtf II U. RICE, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
Books, 5totiouerp, Mr.
NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE!
A new collection of
Social, Moral, and Religions Songs,
Designed for the use Of Schools Seminaries Academic


THE FLOREST,-ORA SINGERS GUIDE!
aur .,,,o..;o, &C
w
SOCIAL Horais and HetiglOas songs,
Designed for the Of Schools Scminaries, Academic
and Juvenile SINGING Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. -CoLLEsrRR.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher ard Director of Music and having been for
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
been employeS in be STATE Nnrmai sboo az Fra;n
ham and tn, Normal Institute at Iancaster Mass Nv
which circumstances ant various other onnorinnes he
has boen enabled to ascertain tbe wants If The enle in
regard to this departnent of education feels condent
that il viii not only meet The apnrobstion of tbe many
Teachers and superntendents OF Schools and friends Of
education who have 50 earnestly solicited its Compilation
but the public generally.
published and Tor sale BY "" j. Reynolds Boston A.
Ai p "oLoe s =, M c,. r., -. ,.,.. r.
sS PEI uo1sh sfoo' o9Pe ol e 1 ioL
SAUL 70 any eaole0s On iecep' o. eeVeh AeE rSs'Sse
ee-e1H9. nv esle--
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
lN
s BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES
No, 1874 Main Street.
ROCKS FOR TIL H. HOLIDAYS
= NM. c,,.-,.ts1a. -, - 1eEe
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Business Goros.

1NSDR,A NEEe
F. : AlINA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 100000.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital $4,000.
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY, New York.
Capital S50o,0C0.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $500 COO.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $1500G0.
The above named Companies continue insure uI5del
Avotable terms. For further particulars inquire of
A. Ii. BULLOCK, Agent,
oil dawtf Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY. VVorcester, Mass. 80

ATOTICE.--REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Nv House Lots for safe, Farms exchanged for city prop
ery City Property exchanged for Farms in the country.
Also, attends to the Letting Of Teuements, Collecting
Rents, &C.. No. Flagg's Building, up stairs. a. =,
ne diff AB'M FLAGG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
EE e A L ny BR AID
JAMES PYLE's
D i I l C SA L E ATUS!

OHE-EIFHTH MORE BREAD!
Of better quality from the barrel of -four than can be
obtained by other process. 1t is much superior 10
Supercarbonae of Soda for making short biscuit and all
kinds Of cake. None will dispute this after trying it.
Manuiacturedby JAMES PYLE.
ia Warren st., New York.
For sale by Grocers generally. Hows & HAcKETT,
Agents 1903 Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26
Renl Gstott.

EVOR SALEO TO LEASE FOR A
Il term Of years about 5000 feet of Land Manches-
ter street. good location. Terms favorable.
Apply to T. IL ]. SUTTON.
+ d1 d&wtf Mechanic St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

- FOR SALE.-A NEW HOUSE of I
EEi rooms, adapted for two tenements, well finished,
aA. plenty of good water Lot contains 6700 square
feet. viii be sold cheap FIR cash, good credit situa
ted on Austin street. Enquire Of A. j. EATON. s
o1S diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-26

ABoBERs WANTED. WANTED ON
4 tile New County Road. now building between West
Sutton and Mbury 10 TO 20 Laborers who are good al
Road Building and alsp, an OyERSEER 10 take charge
Of the work. Good wages will be given ogood york
.men, and none others need apply.
A. T. DAY, Contractor.
sutton, July 4, 1854, d1w&wu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-20

Nepaulelem ins bimmliide Gei& einsebroden.
@bine1ii9e 8eanlten ulo Sclbaten liuo BON
ibnen iiberfallen ulD binseldladtet ipprben.
Der failerli6e @enerat, 6ean9siuns tbeilt iein
|@rfolse sesen Die 8ebellen BON Nanfing nit,
u1uB aber 5~useben, DuB bic lebteren Die 5taDt
Teb>suou perbrannt ba6en. Sn Der gfanfins
3eit1ns bonn 10. wirb beridtet, baB bic &aiier=
liden beoeutenoe Sdan5nerfe ltnD cine Wfenee
prn ariess' Su1fen Bel Sang gang ~3erifSrt ba=
ben, wc9e9en Die 6ebellen bic Stdpte Sup=
dom unb 2inssSeans i'm Snnern Der Brcpin5
8ean9=ie erpbert baben,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-20

N~uffommen 5~meifelte. Seine Mebi5in fonute ibr
Qinberun9 perl9affen, bt8 enbltd rpriae WpAe
Or. Sunlfin9tcn ibr Elm frdftieeS 8redmittel
percrbnete, ipel9e8 lie bon einem lebenben fuE=
lan9en Nal befreite. Der Nal murbe in Spiri=
tu8 aufbetrabrt uno 1T elm iberauS ba6li9 aus
lebenber Sunoe. Set jener j3eit befinDet lid
bic Dame gang pcbl.
Gin nabre8 Wprt. - Der @puper=
neltr lieutenant @uIfap GGrner bon Slincis
fein 9riiner Bbanta|f, ~ipnpern Elm ergrante,
@tnpanDerer BON 1880, ia9t in Iettem %pffeuer
8riefe pom 16, april pteieS SabreS an baS
Soft:
snDer Dentl9e, mel9er bic bSdfte @bren=
ltelle be8 2anbe8 babur9 erreiden miirbe, baf
ct feline lleber3eusun9 Opfert gu 81 n e i
Der Nn8bebnnn9 ber Sclaperei--
wirbe %leilen Namen 9ebranpmarft ieben, biei
tpie i'm alteit 2ahbe, oaS un8 oa8 2eben oub
unb benz mir eerabe Bier I6ulbi9 iinp, es Md
burd baS 8enebnien zines letner SSbne profit.
tuirt gu ieben."
.GafIe @arben. - @inem pm cen
5tootratb sefoBten 8eidluile 5uiplse bat Be,
Notwithstanding gblins in Der. pprigen $50
DIE ~be9onnen, ben am Gaflez@aroen s~elegener
Bier abtra9en 81 lalien,
Won befardtet allseulein, paB eS I'M ipeite.
rem Serlaui bieier 3erftSrun9Sarteit 5ipilder
ben Nunnern unp ben Sreunben Der @mi9rar.
ter=G cnlmifdre 81 ernten Neibnngel
fpmnten frerpe. Bir theiten bteie 8efiirdtuns
@lcipeit e8 ben @rnft Der 6eibuu9en betrifft
nidt, %icnoerit slauben pielfae9r, baB bic Stun.
ner iid leot9lid aug Ser9nH9en Il BIZ
!NGnDe r. eide n iDerbelf.
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q 9seasrsapon @bina.
(Nnfunft Der Barfe Garnue[ Wierrit.)

Die 9lasen aber bic 9eerduber in Dem dime
e fi6eu Nfeere bauern fort mn pfs, &ibnbeit bel
Rdnber fDddif BON Sag 8n Gag Sine tSan-
Del8sSunf BON Sean Shdn mlrbe bon BEN 8alz
iaeieren, bic Die Mtunmidaft iberpSltieten ee=
nOmmeas nadbem bic leBtere ans Qan6 aelebt,
oertieB Die SUIT bic Giife, INN bic 3abl Der
Btraten gu permebren. 94s4lss
Sin anOeres Boot, naH gbe Gbu b%efitnrlt,
DurDe an Der 8un=NiinDung eeplitnbert. Sin
anoeres Bept tpurpe ~ebenfulS burh bic BofYaz
siere oeplin6ert unO ipater Der Mannldaft Err
laubt, NIT benz leeren 8pcte ab8uieoeln.
Ser 6. gurrcD8 If fir Neu=G5raundao aba
gum &ruiuI IN Dong Song ernannf mprben.
Die Re belntiDn. - Die &aiIerlide1
ino IN Der NtecerDridunS Der NepOlutiOn nidt
b~eenper8 erfClgreid Bis fest oeipeIen. Die
6ebeQen baben pie6erum etniee 6tdbte eiuoe=
Hcmmen unp cine brittle Uefbrarht.
Der gtOrth Gbtna Scrub bat ,3eitunoen
BON Nanfing pom ~. bis 10. 3dluar, mad
bisIen fiab peflide 8arbareu, man bertnutbet
s# F44 Hs@&Ae41Hr A4sHfase4% rNr yes -
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bell, baB er gu ieoer 3eit 4np BET eber gemz

tbeil, DAP er gu ieOer 3eit 1lno bei s6er gems
peratur 9leidmdBi9 pirft.
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la8 pom 9. la9t, baB bic Mifcurier eebrObt
batten, bic BON Dem Gonnite erbobenen 3e1aui6e
gu 3erftSren. Gin perfie9elte8 8adet Der auf<
senOmmenen Brctefple mar benz @pncerneur
IcbiniOn mit9eseben wprcen, I'M Oaiielbe mad
WaibinstOn 81 brin9en, allein baiielbe befant
lid nidt in Gem 8elib beiielben, ais man i'm
in 2erinstcn perbaftete. Die 6rau be8 @rit=
DerreurS mar Dallit iDfOrt weiter 9esansen, uni
10 1T oenn Der Coup miBlun9en.
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SarOp6iicbe OSacbr;ebten..

RSrbbaufen, Is. Npril. gsad Der
q. S. 3. 1T IN 6Olse zines Sutmebiatz@ eiuhes
an sc. Wfai, ben &Sai9 Der bieliseu a~freieu
6Olisicnsgeneinbe" mieoer gefattet pDrDen,
ibre felisiOien 8erlummlunSen aud in ben
SrnntagSmOreenftunDen 5u halten.
Berltn. Der aus ben observation-disclosures
81 Berlin befanue SelD bat cine ueue Wcdeu=
ihrift, o8erliner Srnntaesbloft, " erIdeinen
~ldiien. Sn Der erfen Summer ei6t er guf.
fdIhfe hber bic @aaplunS lsiuer .politilden
ueber3eugungeR. Z 9 ssaas
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Mbaugebem0e @0ifen.

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Aalerifa. pm 8cfcn nad 2iuerpODl 81. W}at
Atlantlc, ron Neipzg(Drf mad 9iperpoDl "a. N1ai
alia, bon NetDzYcrt nuh liverpool %. Wai
Sutton, BON N.=Ycrf nad) Sarre 81. Nfai,
er Der l1ndbbdngi9e Srbeue Der 9Otben
Wdnner bat belhleiien, am 16, SUM cine @r=
furliOn nad MfagnpliO @rpue ab5nbalten. 0a8
Ndhere belaot cine fp1tere Nn5eioe.
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Sir S~dlibmader!
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n. z 6urr TT 10 NJ 5mtfden BaIttn.s u, EatetttR 4.
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ntpRebit itren rethen 0crrotb prn alien @rtem Gpbfen. rns
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Der, @atnts Ralbfeae, ipwie aae Sprten rpn 1sitnaS unb Birs
lineS unb etne ercse MuaDabt ben gewa item GifefeIldaften,
Bcrfduea nn6 anssel5t ittenert Sgblenteeer ben Sdubmas
bern auf Dos Mneelegentt LITE, ba ane biefe Qeterartea hier bn-
Tiger ais traenb fcnlt 3u bnbem int.
a8renos. BITE uniere Stabt teludeu un6 Ginfdufe tn 1teuae-
tannten Mrtifefn IA MAIDEN taben, wer6en etagelabeu, tn Scr. 2
2arriipafrase, 1 9reppe bod scrsHipretea, Sspur fc no an
irs faufen. sfS4 satsrs4,@ M va
16iaS QpatS Serpattus.
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81 9i6befe, Carl 80 @dminser, Subunn
go 2iupeinunn, 6rDr, "a G6abe SacDb
So 9uOelpis, 9npclpb IS SeeberSer, anbr.
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81 Wlentis, 9ubert, ii 80 SdappbDd, 9Onrab
68 WfadSfp, s iaac so Sdmipt, 8ernb.
So gtisel, @eprs 81 Ste9er, 2OuiS,
20 yteumann, 6riepri692 Sdiparbenbad, ST..
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% 6ehbein, Setnrid, 95 Sduls, grnf,
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70 Jtudert, sob. 81 llblenbers, Sob. 9.
20 9Ittnler, Ali9ult, SO 0plfmar, gaSpar
II Support, Suliu8, 80 Meiblid, q.
s78 6uppiler, BecDor 100 @eimer, MQrtin
70 Steinbrafaer, M, 1O1 @ernide, @ilb.
81 S6iler,, Nusuif, 1o3 5artlidnir, Midl.
80 Sdul5, AbOlpb, 104 Wliaer, Matbaus,
Safeb OabiS. Bpfflr
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base - anfaas punt s llbr.

Durn bic Cite Der vggneerbia" 1T ee mir Derasnnt, allen
6reunben 6esI tenters nod eRea reht SersudstenAbenb bteten
81 tSnnen. Das Slid, BON GeutfdIanb Der Fher ben Wleifen
rabanltd befannt, lit ppa 6unapr nnh firh iefne Nfrfune af
bic yahflusfeln ntdt ~nerfebIeu.q Die Miuff, grDBtentbeils aus
ben befnfntefen Seern 5u Gupblibets 5ulammengefeat lit paf-
lent arrangirt, unS unterffibt ron ben befen funb. befanntehen
S1M9ers unb Sbaufpielfrdfteu Balttnore5 tam i'd NIT 0e-
piBbett etfpas @~elungenes perfpreheH. Miitgfeser Der Son.
eproia9 bite i'd ibre Narten mtt5ntrin8en. Ale bte ntht
Witslisber fnb, f6pnen @intrittstarten fdr 6iefe @OrfsluuS
su25 Cts. Bet Brn. Or. g1rars Sir. 10 Scutb QibertpsGtra6e
BET mir 1elbf in u~nferern DaeaerreVtpIpfnle Gle ron Qiebts
anbS Q 2ltimprsfr. uhb D~qauerfa8 Nbeubs TN Consolidating
erhalten. s8u sahlretdem geipde Label freunelt2fen
Mrtbnr &dmp mn1Nn
On .I4MTH3& ft ;reftnr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13

SOUTH CAROLINA AND MASSACHUSETTS,
1t is great pity that the Keitts and Brookses,
of South Carolina, and the Burlingames and
Wilson's, of Massachusetts, were not in States
side by sde where these politicians could fight
it out, without embroiling other States of the
Union.
South Carolina pets and feasts Brooks, and
Massachusetts elects blackguards like Bur-
lngame and Wilson, and the pettings and
Hastings of one are copied into the Northern
Abolition papers to exasperate the North,
while the blackguardism of the other is copied
into the Buchanan Southern papers to exas-
perate the South.
The moderate, conservative men in both
ends of the Union, condemn all such stuff
all such evaporation. The great masses, even
when frightened off, or duped eff, into the sup
port of these DULLES and blackguards, have nc
real animosity, the North TO the South. or the
South to the North. We trade and intertrade
marry and intermarry and the South raises
cotton, rice, and tobacco and sugar, and the
North freights it, takes commission on it.
makes or sends goods in return for it, and
lives and profits on it. There is danger, how
ever, great danger that these DULLES and black
guards will get the better of the dormant
conservative men-who traffic, and trade and
eat and sleep-while DULLES and blackguards
never traffic nor trade, and eat or sleep but
little. 1t is quite time for the conservative
clans to wake up and put these South Carroll
ma and Massachusetts DULLES and black guards
down. NJ Y Er.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13

e. We expect every Fillmore man to do
his duty tomorrow. We are on the eve of a
mighty struggle. Already the Democracy begin
to fear that Waterloo defeat is about to over
whelm them One charge for the Peoples Tick
ct, and the day is ours. Let every Fillmore
man remember that our success in the Presi-
dental election depends materially upon the
result Of tomorrow. The South Americans
expect us to lend our votes to crush Old Line
ism in Indiana, and shall we disappoint them
Show the South that Buchanan men are large
ly in the minority in the North, and as one
man it will come up to the Fillmore standard,
and sweep away all opposition. The present
corrupt Administration is endorsed by the
men who seek to elevate to office Willard and
Hammond, and that alone will induce every
Fillmore man to work. We repeat it, we ex-
pect every Fillmore man to do his duty, and
to do it faithfully.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13

@There is not a more disgusting feature
in the Old Line speeches of this campaign,
than the freedom with which such men as
Wright, Willard and Hovey. quote passages
of Scriptures, diverting from its intended uses
the most sacred book on earth. We are not
the only one who has listened to the blasphe-
nous sentiments uttered by Old Line orators,
that "Jesus Christ was Democrat" They
take that sacred name upon their polluted lips,
and holding in their unhallowed hands, His
word, endeavor to bolster up the iniquitous
measures of the Democratic party. Never be-
fore in the history of our country, has religion
been outraged and the Bible been trampled
upon, as in this political campaign. Never
before have the political parties of the country
dragged into the arena of party discussion, the
religion upon which we have been taught to
look with love and respect. The Old Line
party while villifying ministers who have ex-
pressed opinions upon the subject of politics,
receive with round applause, quotations from
Scriptures, and blasphemous illusions to our
Creator. Such men as Lockhart and Willard
are pretty specimens to rehuke clergymen
Let every man who is willing to endorse their
conduct, and their infamous sentiments vote
for them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13

OF The editor Of the Brooklyn Evening
Star, after taking tour through New York
State, gives the following as his impressions as
to what Mr. FiIlmore's chance in the Empire
State will be:
"On the whole, our brief tour has impressed
us with a certainty of on success in this State.
With $4,000 registered votes, with our Fill
more and Dcnelson Clubs, with the valuable
assistance Of the Old-line Wings, with Access
sions from the old line Democrats with Prot
estant associations, with State officers, &C. if
We cannot beat factions in the form of mock
Republicans and sham Democracy then indeed
is New York lost to ali sense of patriotism,
and the proud position which she occupies in
the galaxy of stars. Good cheer, friends, New
York is all right"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13

0hF We have read communication in last
Fridays Enquirer, signed by Mr.. G.. w. Har-
din, and no doubt intended as reply to an ed
itorial Of our own We were badly cheated
out Of the time devoted to reading the article
The smallness ofthe potatoes was by no means
counterbalanced by the numbers in the hill
What Office does Grampee desire now? Mr..
Strouds letter sets Mr.. Hardin in his true po-
sition and proves that Mr.. II. is not precisely
the man to inform this community on Kansas
affairs. We are glad that in his second com
muncation Mr.. H. has concluded to spare Us
lie is more Of a christian than we are We
didn't spare him by any means. We can APP
preciate his delight, and the delight of several
other individuals in Evansville, at the pros
pect of our sometime leaving this city. The
mice can then play. They can't do it safely
when we are about.