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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

f-sz.s=zs.g FISK E s. co IS UNITED STATES
AND CANADA EXPRESS. - Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times day wa Worcester
and Nashua Rniroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Law
rance &C. furnishing The direct exdeditious line
for all parts of New Hampshire and Maine Also via
Fich5urg. Bellows Falls Burlington, &c, ogdensburg
and Montreal, cCnneGting wh the British and American
Express Co, Tor all parts of Upper and Lower Canada
All business for California ami other Pacific ports, en-
trusted to u.s. will be transferred to Webs Fargo Co..
at Boston. FISKE Il CO., Proprietors,
SO and 40 Court Square. Boston.
]. u. osgaod, Agent General Express Office, No 3
Lincoln house Block Worcester, du MI
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Real Gstate.

E5vOR SALE-oNE OF TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL
g. LY LOCATED
BUZZ DZNG Ts!!
In this city, situated at corner Of Grown and Chatham
Streets containing about 5000 square feet Of land For
particulars inquire Of
s23 Off e W. VAILL, $50 Main Sc.
- FARM FOR SAIE.-That valuable es
tate in Auburn, miles RIM this Office well known
tas the Baird Place. can be had for cash credit or
elty properly Eor further particulars inVuire of P.
M" LION, at Gouidng's Planning Min, orS RNOVL-
ION, on the premises myI AFT
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gN7O chs PUBLEC.--The undersigned, having g
sold their stock Of Furniture to Aassr8 r. G. PAR
FRIDGE Co.. take this occasion to return tnSnks to
her numerous customers for heir ibra patronage and
recommend their every way worthy Of thsf
patronage . t
we have also disposed Of the exclusive right Of sale for
Worcester Comfy qf Foote'S Pateat Improved Spring
Bottoms for Belsteads Messrs. g. Partridge u Co.,
who the only persons authorized to sell apply them
in this county, aud all petons cautioned against sell
ing purchasing said Spring B5tn Of any other pars
ties, as all inf1ngemeAt5 wil be pros cuted the ful
extent of the Law. sbass 2P8AGUE q PHELPS.
r al3 az
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EayO THM HoNoRARAE CouRT "a

F8NV = N n EaI . 3 Ii % Q 4 Z UT
Probate, for the County Of Wore ster:
Respectfully represents HANNAH MAYNARD, of
WesGoro in said county, widow, that Moses g. Maynard
of said Wesboro died since the FIRST day of January
a. D. eighteen hundred aud fyfve leaving your petit
TONER his widow, and leaving issue, that he lawfully
disposed Of his Estate by his last viii which has been duy
proved and allowed in this Court that she within six
months after the Probate OF said will, waived the provs
ions made for her therein by her written waiver now
on file in SAID Court viii appear that the residue of the
said Estate according to the apprasement, amounts to
less than five thousand dollars in value after paying the
debts, un9rl charges, and charges Of settling said Es
tate wherefore she prays that the whole of the Personal
Estate Of said deceased be decreed her aud that
the Executor may be ordered to pay the to her.
HANNAH MAYNARD, By ATTY,
G. \. EoAR.
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Af's AAs ~ % A 4 AA4
No. s pa Z state H1uss
70 Ttae ooaFts md d5fi55s al5da idf5FalToa in

To the ooufts and dstcts lddne ldrisdictIOa in
premises:
FHsbE Trustees Of the State Reform School vestbor
ough, desire TO inform the several Courts Of the Com.
monweath, taking cognzance Of juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School Is occupied BY larger mum
Der Of boys than it is cited provide for They therefore
request th Is at present. more be sent Tiers. Should
commitments continue the only ALTERNATIVES presented to
TINS Trustees to remand portion OF the inmates to the
Houses OF Correction, provided by law To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given
g By order Of the Trustees.
Marlborough. Oct. II, 1856 DIR
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I6)Qrts

@WTA GTUD IBMEDEATELY-F0 OR
= Five Girls to Work Custom Coats Good wa
ges anu steady employment given Apply to
MGC0RNEY d BIGELOW,
oY dtI 214 AIfiu street.
A SSse ENaSOAs can be accommo5steI with
"a full or partial Board, at the W0RoEsTER WATER
Cure Apply to Eff. ROGERS, sup't.
IYI diff
AsALESMZN WANTED Three or four ex
- perienced statesmen wanted at VIM. LOCKE Il CO.'S
& G Lincoln i5ous Block So diff
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So wAoHUsEET GARDEN "a.

EsQ%s
~@SS@ u r. E. r. j " s., s7r-s--
No, AZ uewthorn Street. ,...N NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
ANTHONY & McALFEE Proprietors, offer for,seecsi 8
don fair grown Of 10000 Standard Pear Trees
two 70 five years from the bud which unequaliet for
ane form and vigor OF growth all ir4nted husto y
name, Also,
Dwarf Pear Trees, three to Ave years il q ling
state Also, Apple, Cherry, Peach, Plum, and ricot
Trees Ounce, Currant Gooseberry, and Raspberry
Bushes Grape Vines, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roofs
Climbing amt hardy Perpetual Rose Bushes, choice
shrabDery, &c &c. " ass j. ,s.. NJ
large stock Of Norway Spruce, Afbor Ve and other
Egergreens. Aso,- aA p" siEoA l uf pa
DsciduouB ORNAMENT AL TREEs, suitable for streets /
lawns and cemeteries, Hedge Plants Box Edging, aud
all other Trees Plants VINES, &C. usually found in a
well stocked Nursery. ' vi atN y fsifHogf gas
Orders frol persons whose pecunlary responsibilities
are not fully knowa the proprstors oba accompanied
with dram, cash, or satisfactory reference
Letters OF inquiry PROMPTLY answered. and should en-
close postage stamp. Catalogues sent gratis on en-. o.
closing one cent stamp, II All Qrders promptly exc
cuted and pact ell for safe transportation any part of
the United States Canada, or Ehrope In filling ORDERS
we seGd only such varieties orieredt il any arc
deficient we do not substitute except oherwise Instruct
ed; when ths selection is et 10 whole 10 part, wish
as, none but the beat varieties viii b. sent, tst,,
TIE usual discount TO the trade. Prices low. Please
exsmine stock ami make your own selection 500 aa
New Bedford, Oct. 9, 1906, ~ flss. a du
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BEES PATENT PIG PEN,-The sub
"A scriber having purchased the Patent Right Of this
valuable invention which compes tie snaals be de-
cent, oifanly, and economical, th7Teby saving great
trouble and expense to their Is prepared to fur
nshthe same at short notice. the apparatus has only
to he seen to be appreciated bya pork raisers. OrdeFu
left at my residence, promptly attended to.
b r. sf4a a DANIEL f. Andrews
d u So1thhrdge street
H. 3. sample Of the arrangement may be seen al
on IL u ru
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ut Il z l. u = u l. q Ii A
LAZELL'S
CE5MeN.C EEN5E T1016C.
An admirable preparation preserving and beautfyne
the Human Hair.

The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition,
many Of the most potent known remedies. 1t is combined
with the most elaborate care and with 50 stct regard
to proportion that due effect given to each Ingredient
ana the result is combination elegant recherche, ard
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy, by any other before the
public
Just so long as vitality exists in the hair the applca
ton lot the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail to be beneficial
It's invgoraiing influence will make itself percepble
Us action by removing dandru aud other obstacles from
the scalp, destroys their whitening Effects and leaves the
way clear for nature to do her part.
AS compound for dressing the hair, impartiug to it
Stiffness q ssiness aud richness and also rendering the
fttest and drest hair susceptible Of the tasteful
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be found nvau
able. Nervous headaches are frequently removed by
vigorous application Of the Climax Hair Tonic, with
stiff brushing.
Possessing delicate color, not liable TO soil anything
with which it comes in contact-of pleasant and de-
cde1 yet not too prominent an o1or the Climax Hair
Tonic it what the proprietor has aimed 10 AXE tia
compound at once elegant and effective, and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
Sod in large bottles Mt twenty Ave cents per bottle
Prepared only by GEO r. sPuRR, No. 201 Main ST.,
Worcester, Mass and sold by traders generally.
no f.a ar
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NOTICE The undersigned have this day formed
= Q copartnessaip under the pape Of Harrington Il
Adrich, for traig2riug general C6umigsin business
in -Four Grain Butter Cheese and Produce geusrally
and win continue the basiness Of Uuhapn & AiF1i, st
SO Il 4S Front Street FRANCIS HARBINGgQN,.
PA6 DON W. ALDHICa. .
Worcester, September 1855 50 dtf d
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DAILY PAsER-Eiye dollars per year; $3.50 for six
nonths Sl25 fer three Eons 10 cents per week; single
opies Two ee3ts each. YheH paid strictly 6dUGHoe
oedueuon Of 81 year win be made, and proPortonata
ed0ction paid quarterly half yearly in advance
"EsaLY PAFEs.-trice two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance $l,15 Cts year. single copies cents each.
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AGENTS OF HOUSES.

I am prepared to- cleanse VAULTS and DRAINS at
the shortest notice. Apply G. ELLIOTT, 2s6 Main STREET
to the subscriber on Newton St.
SIS dom" Z. s. FULLER
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Worcester, IS. Court Of Probate at worcester

Worcester, IS. Court Of Probate AZ Worcester
Nov. 1, A. D. 1856
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, That tae nett
toner give notice to all others interested therein to an
pear at Court Of Probate to be holden at Worcester
On the first Tuesday of December nexl by publishing
copy OF said petition and of this order thereon in the
Worcester Daily spy newspaper printed ia Worcester
three weeks successfully before said Court; that they may
then and there show If any they have why tie
prsyer Of said petition should not he granted
Attest; CIIAS. G, PEENTISS Reg.
copy of the Petition, and of the order OF the Court
thereon d9sTh MIA
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EgIORCEsTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
Wv .ra ri - NOW, OPEN.

T PROF.. A. MoLINEAUX, returns his thanks to chs
citizens of Worcester for their past patronage and hopes
TO receive the continuance of the same. He has opened
rooms ia the ReHr of Il! ID. g OdlHrSIss Store
on Main ST., better known as the old "AIasonic Hail.
where lie is taking Subscribers at reduced prices SI2
per year, and will happy to accommodate all who may
avor min with their patronage fslra .FrHiff g 50
N. B, The Books now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Moueaux will be 10 attendance to wait upon tho
ladies. Oh. issiA9 90 II y : dtf. y
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The 9aCESTER SPY.


Printed snd Published By JoHS hIIL7ox EARLE &
HsMAs DREw az No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

Gloves ana Hosiery.
Bajou's best quality KID GLOVES. ..-rar
Ladies' Kid Made silk Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves.
Gents Kid, Silk aud Cashmere Gloves
LADIES' and Gents' German and English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Merino and Lambs Wool Hose.
Ladies' and Cents Black and Pearl SILK Hose.
Misses aad Boys Cotton, Merino and Cashmere Hose.
Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Haf Hose.
Ladies' and Cents Merno Lambs Wool, and Cash.
mere Vests at au
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with
Cloths, Caasimeres, and Doeskius for mems and boys
wear. n... ,. ........ b.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large assortment Of Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings Of every kini, on second floor.
0g-Purchasers will and ii for their advantage to OK
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept o. 1856. DIT
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SATURDAY moRN1Na. NOVEMBER
MLisle.I0llear9

EIiCR EEs.-A very nice article f6r ,4e bv the
z barrel ar gallon BOOKS 3 STE ARNS
EFOT AFg FUR SAGE FpR SALR-
A second hand Furnace. for SIS, which IS only
about one-hiTa the FIRST cost L is a ro .ondition
works well, and mically ard l-d for sale be-
cause it must be removed Inquire las Main street
o25 dtf
ne USEC REACH BRA LADY who can give
w good reference to her ability teaching music
would like to give instruction in the Piano oY Nglodcan
Apply at No. HapleS Terms reasonable. so or
E8AIR LASa ES.-Tbe Subscribers have t6rss
~ Patent Chair Lsthes. which they oGer Tor sale on
the most favorable tsr01s Cwh theri-ht use the.n)
Also, one Twelve Feet ENGINE LATHE nearly new.
PRATT & LSMAE,
aug daw3m Washington Square Worcester. NIass.
w RITENG ACADE ENVY
no, 1873 Main Sd
Tho subscriber having taken the Rooms formerly occu-
pied by o. z. MARTIN, as Writ ng Academy would
respectfully announce to the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity, that he now prepared to give instruction in
PRACTICAL AND ORNAMENTAL
p T. II M a N 8 Fl I p =.
CARD AND PEN RKAwINC.
Hours for Instruction, from til s. and TIL P N.
Terms SIS for a lessons.
CA"Da WRITTEN Ia superior manner.
o23 dtf Jo39p8 BARBER.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!I
splendid assortment of Curtain Damask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all kinds of goods usually found in this denartment

Flannels FIannels,
large assortment of White and Colored Fanuels of
every width and quality.
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Mtscelloneou9.

EINOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN, IF APPLIED
g. for soon, ONE PIANO FORTE, inquire of
no dtfST3t J. L HOOD, 232 Main st
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Gt0uluG
s MUEL PAR KER,
THE OLD STAND,

In his establishment WITH regard to ct he vol,i sim,
ply refer any Of lis friends and patrons m
the city, HAMU IL PARKER
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~ TO R ENT-The two story house on the COR
EIis Of Green and Winter Streets, called the Bar
zbour house--the tenant having lately died In.
quire of g. H. HOWE No SO Front st. ie2s DIFF
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mchI4 4tr LUTHER SLATER
fEHO LGB-Iwo go7d Tenements on Abbott street,
very convenient and at very low rent if paid
monthly IN advance. Apply at this Office. s23 dtf
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- TO LET,-The Tenement, Shop, and Barn.
@is,s No Orange Street. suitable for one wishing to
sN carry On The baking and confectionery business
having been occupied fr that purpose for several years
Inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
iva diff CHARLES W, FNGLEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

ED0CMS no hET In Clare's new BlooG--One
9 e Front r5om second story, with fre-proof safe.
Also one on the third story. Apply to
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17
wAs, Constitutes rrsaso,

The Boston Atlss sums up as follows TN
acts which are claimed TO constitute tFea
son a. defined ey the slavery propagan-
dis,. The lis, 10 comprehensive, and per
haps /, NAV be we'll for those who wish L
avoid the penalties Of treason 10 bear il
mind the extension Of that crime which has
has been aaugura,ed by the slave oissr
chy:-
I'VE have 10. come 10 such q pas that
i is treason to think. 10 speak, or 10 print;
10 cali slavery immoral; 10 call freedom ex-
~cellsnt; 10 hint that free labor is the besl
labor; to be indignant Al unparalleled crime
committed in the chamber OF the Senate; u
call Pierce : bad President, the Union q bad
newspaper. or Douglas s bad Senator; te
encourage the emigration OF white men Il
the West; in short. 10 do anything bench
cis 10 the country, or eredltsbie TO the eye
An orstor who spesss for freedom is ) dis
uniouis,; 8 clergyman who prsys for tree
dom is q Niger @orshiPperi a ne~spapeI
that pleads tor freedom 10 = vile ineendisry
public alton. These would have been rare
tine., indeed, for Dyonisius or Nero, for
Fouche or Sidmouth. IL does not serve a,
Al! to mitigate the Indignation with which
We regard the raid in Kansas, that tie en-
cesses are committed in the sacred and
mueh abused name Of the law. All tyrants,
however hard hearted, al! preistes, however
hot headed, all soldiers, however .angnina-
nv. hase burned. wasted and slaughtered in
the name of the Law But the british bar
bsriane who are bent upon DISCRIMINATING
the germs Of civilization in Kansas, wear
but . thin disguise. We talk about the
law, said Atchison. in 3 moment OF maad-
LIN confidence. but there 10 precious little
law ABOUT il The totterins tool Of the
slave poSaar was right. Snow Us the
statute au,horinng the violation OF women,
OF w hich well authenticated case al Law
renee has Just reached u.s. Point out the
enactment which renders legal the destruc-
lion Of printing presses, OF hotels, and Of
private residences By what Law WAS Rob.
inson seized In Missouri By what law
does Lecompte discharge met who are ae-
cused OF murder, and refuse bail TO those
sho are held for merely trivial ~ofeneesl
b. what construction OF law IS the defence
OF Lawrence las, fall made high treasonl
b. what Law did the Missouri rufisns con.
fscate the money and goods OF Free State
settlers with which they returned loaded tu
Leavenworth By what law are the mai
bags in Kansas constantly opened and O.
snined and -idsd by the posse of Sheriff
Jone.r"
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For ne esssae.
Moscow, June IA, 1855.

biz. E~pIToH:--in the State Democrat,
published In your city, In lts issue Of the
9Th inst, tAaga sh<stl find an article sign
cd Moscow" IN which are q few things
that need correction, lee, they make 3
wrong and Ibjuriou, impression The wrl.
ter states that "there are four physicians
located here" b. which # he nesns that
they are &c Iocsl az to remain at home for
want Of employment, II IS 10 part true
But ifhe means that the wants Of the COM
munity require 20 many, i il not true Il
ie true that there nave been iour physicians
Tor O short time in this place, but fof the
want Of something 10 do ia the healing ART.
two Of them have decsmPed, and q third
(thc supposed writer Of the article alluded
To- IA. engaged 10 the brick making Dusi.
ness, all feeling satisfied that the health
ness ofthe place viii not ius,ify the resi-
denee of more than one physician
Moscow 70.
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L - f0A4UKO t8H
EvsEeeAsre. sveep.S1A leg - eiuss
Ne Neu Yort and HslsAelPtis, who're
sacs-Aol1srs MISTER s.rdps and sesssd can
4 colleeesd atsany ti1sy ed FOR any pur:
pose. tft meetinep for Xa,i.ing the pro-
slavery nominations have been small and
spiri,lcss. The faithful IN this pisce have
not vet temprsd any ratifyina d~emenssra.
|tioa, in Rock Island ,hes have had two
failures, and at other points IN this State
the r~s,ifying meetings have bean wholly
without enthusiasm. and ths.procsedinss
entirely unanims,ed by any well-eroundcd
hopes Of saccess, The fac, 10. that much
q the leaders OF the pro-slavery party affee.
ted TO rejoice q the nomination Of Mr.. Ba-
chanan.t they had been preparing themselves
and their followers to shout hosannas over
the nomiaation Of Douglss; and the rssui.
sion OF feeling eaased es the rejection of
that embodiment Of pro-slayery democracy,
and the Substitution in his place OF an old
Feiesslisi, vas entirely loo grea, and too
sudden to permit OF their raising a tune SO
entirely aifersn, from the one they had long
been ptsstsiag, The captive lsraelites
could have more easily sung . song 81 re-
| loieins, al the command of their masters,
BY The rivers Of Babylon, than the disson-
flied Doaglasis,s conld rejoice At the blasi.
ing n the hopes they had % iondly
cherished.
And iaoaga i, mas appear somewhat par
saosica!, YET aaere tbs attempt has been
inside 10 particularly idenuiy Buchanan with
the pro-slasery policy Of the Pierce admin
isirauon, il has been BY No means cordially
responded to, Ii was thus al a late ratif
cation meeting in Cleveland. The speakers
found IL 10 be an uphill job to draw the ea,
of Slavery in the Forest City. A letter was
read from B. +. Hailet, OF Massachusetts
defending the pro-Slsvery platform adopted
aud assuring the crowd, Gays the Leader
that Mr.. Buchanan would faithfully csrry
out the policy of President Pierce. that The
hoeas code Of ksnsss ought to be enforced
even If som. Of its provisions were contrary
10 Justice; that there were occasions on
which freedom of speech ougat to be re.
strained. and that the democracy were SURF
OF suceess. The letter wss greeted with
fer ehsers ana with g great many hissss.-
1t sEectuaily kilsd the enthusiasm Of th'
.ssemblsge; Tor Il was only with The ut
most difficulty that toiershiy respectable,
applause could theresfier be excited by IN,
most frantic Appeals.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17
q. s,ssneud Enquirer or nr. Everett

TIE Nurlhern mar vao undertakes u
please the slavery oligarchists must uaase
up BE mind to sat ca extraordinary quaint
- osdi,t. Edward Everett hss been know y
4 of the mlldsss opponents OF slavery
,n.t ccals be foaaa Ii tins Fres States, and
,a, : short Lime age sll the Southern pa
o.r.wers full OF prsises 81 MIN and bic ora.
10. On the life and character Of Wssbiag.
u, Al, ,eeause Mr.. Everett ssg- III q
denounoe tie brutal outrage on Senate
Samuer. although W used expressions
much iess iadignunt than t5ose which had
h,en empleyed by Prentice, Of the Lsu.s-
vile .Journa, il i thps he - lrester BY the
RICHMOND Eagarsl saa other B~nrlsnsu
papers ai Inc South:
ssTheYe Is no cir cau.stanct 81 tR,s ASuaa-
nsrt afsir. which 40 tnortLies and hnmili-
stes respectable pegpie, as the conduct Of
"a ard Everett. What sacrilege 10 assp-
rIu,e the sutirrings ri Sumner with Tho
,ner,ory OF Washington. To preface an
en|,c y on the Father O: his country, with s
whining err OF sympathy with an infamous
~trai,or, 1t luss like Edward Everett. He
al. no sincerity, and N pcaer Of resistance
10 tbs frenzy Of The momeni His hatred
o. sumner Is notorious; vet he pretents 70
wecp over the misfortanes, and 10 psrtaxe
sihe Indignation Of the beaten aboliiionsss.
And 10 think tina. all ths hypocrisy 10 at
tnched 10 an erordism 10 an euloey on the
character Of George Washington: The
tonyue tina, can utter q wall over the pres
tra,e body OF an infamous hooltcnist, ls
no, worthy 70 name the name OF George
W ashinpton. Mr.. Everett should accept
the offer Of the professional rhetorielan, and
henceforth have his polished periods de-
claimed b. . substitute. he 10 unhi TO
spe,k ID he nsms OF the ladies' of vsrginis;
and we trus, the managers of the Mouns
yernoa enterprise will dispense with ms
services. Everett . mourner ~ Sumnefs
fictitious funeral. In the end the most
sompou. possibilities will be stripped OF
her Disguise, and exposed 70 tne contempt
ard ridicuie Of the world
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a.rao.l.r CssrsAL cosrrIsos

AgraoslsT GENIAL Cosyx1scs This
body recently IN session al Indianapolis, nd.
ded . resolution 20 the discipline authorizing
the '-.sisef,su Of . MissionsTy blshop during
the Intervals Of the General Conference
The repor, Of the committee 90 dress, re-
CURING . minister TO charge persons e %
received into the church on the duty Of DC
ing plain In their apparel sas adopted
and the old chapter on dress was stricken
out. &As&st
The neat Gsasrai Conferences 10 70 Do
held In Dsfals.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-17

AiassxorA.-The Chicago Tribars sers
periineatiY ssk~, what are lie people sf
Iinnesosa doing thar they DO not call a
Constitutional Convention, frame their fun
4sn.ntsl law and sPpiy Tor admission into
the Unipn. The population OF the Territory
mat be q. lsas, 100 .ooo-enougA 10 salts
" even senstor Douglas. that they hsse
rieh, 10 ne heard as q Sfste il the rosnclis
cf,he Republic-