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DIR. RISES
INVICORATJN CORDVAJ

TNVTEnR AT5NE CnRnTAV
" '
thS 9ldi9 VIII relieve with wonderful rapifiy every
incident TO th7 disesye apparatus, restore the
tbr % ee sengt; nardn ths muscles; brace
tai energies Danish despondencv! imnars IN The ott
ated frame more robust apnearanca. slsv iritotio
calm the disturbed imaginaton brid mn tie sbatfered
constitutions and may be taken without fear y the feeble
maiden wife or mother; as it is composed solely of the
juices of Oriental herba potent ony to inygorate
exhilarat ard restore.
If the system has become relaxed from improper ndul-
into every organ The astpde resulting from late hours
or close application to labor Of any Kind is quickly
moved by is ACTOR and ladies engaged in atary
cupaons, and subject to Inconvenience thsrefom will
ma SAFE aud he lthy stimulant Where the eircua.
tom The bieoa b. u SD, or imperfecty performed it
. s t ,ion p8 ' G3i,l49lGatr perm8
La nno oaw-d down oy physical debility, and
So s" as despar Of ever recovering the vgor and
tGe ID mann OIL are invited to give this wonderful in
vEoant ila 1t bodies the elements of their restor
au@n Beior 15 have Consumed the drst bottles they
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Z suTo anu btI tIIt BtUuIIlt.
A. 81. ELD.
a. eA4 n 4 T. II ~
Successor TO O. Dyer, Jr

SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err,
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
For salein Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G. r. SPUR
and Druggists Generally ian2nd 81 gsrn
EMARKABAE GU ES by USING the 1e
G q uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND H(JMOR sYRfip;
j. S. Stafford of Lawrence testifes to two cures
Scroula Of sery aggravated character and of being him
self cured of a bad humor
Lucy Redman of Lawrence was cured of Kino,s Fvu
Mrs. Fernald, Lawrence, cured of cancer
Khesa Bronson, Fail River, cured of humors of
years standing. "
James W Hunt of Lawrence was cured of chronic diff
hcuty OF the chest, occasoned by humors
. l. thompson Of Lawrence was cured of bad bumor
Matthias Shore, New Bedford, was cured of bad bumor
Mrs l. Carlton, Lawrence, was cured of an unmisake
able Spider Cancer.
D. Reed, Great Falls, was cured of cancer, vhick
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leomnster cured of cancer in her stoo
ach.
lady in Derry was cured OF cancer.
Blr. carton OF Lawrence cured Of BARRIERS Itch
Mrs. D. 5. Swan Of Lawrence was cured OF hltnors iu
ternal. "
r. Hall, Lawrence, cured of Sick Headache,
caused by humors in the stomach
The following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, Broadway. n. Y:
Mr. II. KENT: Dear Sir-I have used your allied
ointment in my family and found it superior to anything
Of the kind as healing preparation. Also my nephew
tired 1t Tor neuralgia and entirely relieved him in four
hours. Respectfully yours
April 8, 1856. c. H. RING.
CHARLES H. KENT 4 CO.. General Agents, Law
renee Mass.
Agents in Worcester Charles Clarke NJ. B. Green b
Co., Bush CO., and J. @, Hill
Price of Ointment 81. Syrup SO cents.
apl9 deod&W1y
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VT A L L Q I d
Union OFTHE OLD AND THE NEW
Medicine and ChemisIry-AIIopa and
Homeopathy,

Which eradicate hnors by Introducing Into the blood and
system the chemical opposite Of the Human Poison
They remove or cure biousness in like manner by qui.
city consuming the cause through chenical action.
They strengthen the blood ana give it increased life
and vigor Of health.
Bilious attacks, prevalent in spring may &c preUeEt
ed by the Of the Globutes and yltai Fflid,
nection The CT a gentleman vel known in woroes
illustration Of his import item thelr ef
feet. Lsssitude, weariness and debility Of spring
espesiay Altered and directly removed by their peculiar
action yitslzng the blood and giving the elements
o, esh, cool ar'hus temperiag the effect Of spring
chance IN the atmosphere and trtrems SUNNI heat
This ten should be noticed reaiz~1 very person
SUBJECT biiousness, lssssude, debility esserel sppe
tte or weakened nerve at approsch Of warm westher
and during its continuance. The VITAL FLUID pa ttca.
larly WHITES aud tones up the system Oostveness
may be removed and permanently cure7 hy taking small
doses of the Gobuies regularly and the Fluid at
walls Piles thus reduced and permanently baatshed,
JOHN Q. HILL, 229 Main St, tchoiesais dealer in
Worcester will supply trade i vicinity at the lowest
prices Sold also by Bush Co. Scott spur and spoth
ecaries and medicine dealers generally in Worcester and
vicinity. myl5 DIT
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Or GaIvnnic Baths,
oan be applied to those who wish, at DR.. c. A. Hubs.

DOVER, N H., Nov. 4, 1855
r. TINS s to certify that have Drs Hill 4 Iasephs
ooIual Dam OF syriacum and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended it to many t
my friends, who have used it with wonderful success
ana nave no hesitation in saying that il is one Of the
"0I d, I7le'ues ever used. II. A.
The above Cordial has been by DR. Jasepb for the
as years And at last the propretors have ben uduoed
% advertise It, SO the public can have better onrortn
my 70 Try H. and test its many virtues 1t can BE- Oh.
saned OF Drs Hill and Jaseph their Office 2l Main
Street, Worcester, Mass 80 -4A'ii
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~ ChlSV Aouis o. AfOlt 0 A. III " . Z u
Very respectfully, Dr. c. A. HILL,
Fp7S diff Office q Main st Worc4sts

't.-' 'i'' '''''''7 o ''i7ii w. ff'i't1S'7
@agA aAfh6A REV ARD FORANn
slIS STeU ~ thing that will surpass DR.. G
A Hills Psnaceas and Indian Medicines. or the remedy
of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Whites, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
disorders of the urinary organs without the re
srctou to diet, drink, exposure or change in appli
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE.
and although powerful, they viii not injure in the lea
ranted to the above mentioned eases without us
any external applications. With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely thorough cure by calling
upon me at my office. DR.. G. A. HILL,
No. III Main Street Worcester.
vac ECARON'S G Ell e d q TED
IA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!!
Has sriumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect 1t is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known WORLD and its sale unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine Unlike many other popular medi-
cues Of the day it is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medical FACULTY, their prejuices having
yielded to the many ndisputabe demonstrations of cures
it he's performed, where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates might be Gioeo,
showing the superiority Of this medicine all other ex
terna applications, but FAIR TRIAL, is all that is re
quhed to convince the most skeptical Of its merits
Prepared by j. 5. Il J. r. SELDEN Haddam, CT, and
sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR & FOSTER, No. Cornhill
Boston,
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN Il CO., 2l6
Main street. d1y f26
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a. ASTOR OLA large stock on hand, and for
y sale very low, At GEO. r. SPURR's col Main St.
"a PO & rs. Of large variety both coarse and fine
- tar safe by GEO X. SPJIRR, POI Main St
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sgURN ETT'S OAK YOOTH VVASB-45
aS article far excelng any oher preparation for
eansng the teeth and purifying the breath for sale
wholesale and retail, by G.. R sPURR, 201 Main st.
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SPERM AND LARD OTL.-Winter and
- spring sperm Oil, and Extra Western Lard OIL in
store ard for sale nv s. & A / uOTVR
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pLACK LACE MANTTTLAs;

me subscriber has Just opened splendid assortment
OF the above very fashionable style Of Ma1s;IIn
which with other patterns all the desirable styes md
aDncs make by far the largest and choicest variety of
hantlllas ever ohered for sale in Worcester
my2s daw1Ot No 1sI ~, S5.,o.
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SUGA $50 Kinds Porto Rico and Muscoysdo;
- 35 Bbs Crushed, Graduated, and Powdered; 80 Bbs
Coffee Crushed A, b. and c. for sale wholesale and re-
tail, by WIN. o. SWEET & co..
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E8AIK MATTRASS ES.-A fine lot If fne
q quality Hair Mattresses, for eele low by o. 81
CARTRIDGE x co., 100 Main street. up stairs opposi
the Poet Office. mv1 dtf
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- .sssszssAu1 BOSTON AND VVORCES.
Y 49, eSTER RAILROAD. SUMNER ar
KING commencing MONDAY, May TO- 1856.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester as follows
Leave Worcester at (about Ex) 80 94U-A M (l2.45
Ex, lS-SoE : Ais, and (l1.s0, Ex.) P. NJ.
Miilbory $40 am 3.55 D. m.
Milford at $780, $50 a. M, 415 D. m.
Eorthboro' 80. 8 20 a. m, 415 p. m.
Marlboro 8 So, 10 a m. 40 p m.
Framingham Centre Ills, 1880 a. M, 500 p. m.
saxonville 6 AS m, leo p. m.
Newton, $40, t7.2O, (*SO0 W. Tr.) 800, (tl1l5 W.
Tr2, a. nj *lSO 2.20, 400, (5.45 W. Tr.j g. SIS p
Brookne, ESQ, 715 8, $50, 10, m, 1.15, ESQ, 4,
$40, 645, 8, p m.
Needham Plain, 6, s am; 1.5O, 5.l0p. m.
*West Newton Station
TRAINS FOR wore ESTER as follows:
For Worcester at g. $50 Ex.) m, $780, (4oO Ex,,}
4.3O, $3.50 Ex.) P. NJ.
Mllbury 6, a, IN. 430 PM
Milford g. a. m, I 80, 4.SO, p. m.
NorthborO' a. M, l.30, 4.30 p.
Marlboro at 6. a, m 1.3o, 4,30 p, IN,
birmingham Centre 6, d m. $50, 4.30 p. m.
saXonvine 915 a. N, p m.
Newton, q, W. Tr), s s.l5, 1880 Q.SO W. Tr.),
8, g. els
brOOklne, LOO, TAO, 9, HOO, a. m; 1915 $50 $50
15 6.15, IT'S, $50, p, m.
Charles River Branch, 100 a. n IL Is, $50, sl5 m.
Albany g. and Is 80 Exl a. m and 13o p. m.
New York via Springfield, q 80 Ex) a. M. a Ex) m.
New York via Norwich, $50 FIX p.
Sunday Mail at P. NJ, taking passengers for Worces-
ter, SPRING. ED Hartford, New Haven, and New York.
A. Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Boston 9Iayl5 1876 daTtf
l,zs=zsssz NORWICH & WORCESTER
sssasess1p RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after MONDAY, May 1st 1856, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows:
Norwich for Worcester and Way Stations A. M. IL 90
NJ, and 3.45 P. NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, and 1915
A. NJ, and $50 ?. N.
Y. st. VI. ANDREWS, Agent,
& WI R oaics, Norwich, May 8, 1858. t.
.3 0ECESTER * NASHUA
+. Roo and after July 2S passenger
trains viii run as iol3vs:
L=tys Worcester al 20 aud II 90 A NJ and 4 90 P NJ
Leave Nashua at 1G3 gna Has A. M and 5G P Nj
A. shua, oil trans connect with the traias II the
Concord Railroad where passengers ate tire t. and
from the Northern thu Passumpsr, the Boston, Concord
and Montreal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
AT troton Junction trains connect directly with The
sf2f ci the Stony Brook Earoad; s5o with those
Of the Fitchburg HaroaG with the exception the frs
saia iou Boston; and 81 Ftobturg vita trains Of ua
s5.leul e Massachusetts 2rd Cheshire Railroads.
For 'A-ther particulars ana eolHe5}I1s eilh ether
ga f. Soc pathfinder Railway duidl fur Tie New Eag
lai. a-ates" G rs. BEgPlEI, srr't
ser, July Is, 1856 d.f
ss1 FITGBBu &c W0ElEs-
TEE e +F3stsO8 g.
ThdE ALCERED-kEW EHK 4NGtaE,I.
Ul alG Gpr MONDAY, jam g. 10, PASSENGER iraiu-
Er sg stchburg at I so % Il 81, IS, ana at 10
p alter the arrival of trains from the Vermont ami
Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
RETURNING
Leave Worcester at $40 and 1100 a. m 4 co. and 50
Fitchburg, June 10, 1850. dtf
ssS5IMPORTANT TO CONSIGN-
gsss&@4Nz ORS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
For western TranspOrtat iOn.
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ENEED.-1O tons nice, for sale low, by
7. & j. SUTTON
June 26. No Necb9n;,
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SUSI REN ~lNED--A large loi u Gannis
- FhENCH BOOTS and SHOES, Cali and Patent
Leather Of every variety, and iorkae at Boston prices
by dE0. l.. ALLEN,
mylb dsd Brinley Row
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WOR CESTER GYMNAsIU
On Orchard ST., next to Water. Cure.

6SOP ARTN ERsHEP MOTTO .-The un
" dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors 10 the business Of hessrs RUGGLES N0URSE
MASON. 4 CO., al Bo AID Worcester have this day
formed coparnershp for the purpose OF carrying the
same under the arm Of N0URSE, MASON 4 CO., and
will occupy the same places of BUSINESS
JOEL NoURSE,
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS. f
Boston, April 1st, 1856 ap4 d&wtf
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G. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y"
GJThe rdial is put up highly concentrated in pint
bottles Pice So per bottle, two for So. six for $l2
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
NJ. b. Green Co, agents for Worcester ie17 eod2m
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CURE OF NERTOUS DISEASES.


& { on.
DIR. M0RsE's INVIGORATING CORDIAL, has been
eounteffoited by some unprncpled persons
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the propr
etors fac-simile pasted the cork OF each bottle, and
the following words blown in the glass:
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L III e L A 7 L S T N Z w s
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TEleGRhPHS,
From Washington.


DEBATE ON PRINTING THE MEssAGE-THE TEXAS
DEBT-sALARIEs OF PENSION AGESTs-A LAW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SECRETARY OF THE
TREAsuRy-sURyEY oE THE OHIO RIvER-PEN.
sIoNs, ETC.
WASHINGTON Dec. IL, 1853. a
The debate on the Presidents Message continued
to-day by Gen. Cass, who compilmented In high terms
the Pierce administration, though be did approve
all is acts and defined squatter sovereignty nowhere
to be found In the constitution Ours was q government
not Of sovereignty bu! Of const itional checks and bal
anccs powers and limitations. The distinction between
the two he elaborated at length He though, the con.
rued sgitat OF the slavery question would ultimately
end In Sissoution Of the federal Union, and he be.
hevcd Fremonts election would have endangered the
tame The Senate was crowded, and the great Michi.
gfnder was listened to with marked attention.
The Senate ordered the printing OF fifteen thousand
copies Of the message and accompanying aocamenis.
Tic Secretary OF the Treasury reports four hundred
thousand dollars Of the Texas debt yet unpaid, large
portion Of which 10 in litigation betxesn different Claim.
srs and cannot be iquidsed before the arst OF January
Nr. Seward called up his old bill for increasing the ga
lazy Of certain Pension Agenn and had II referred.
The bill creating Law Department. Of the federal 60
verImen 10 be presided over By the Attorney General
and having oil The Incidents OF the other Executive De
par,menis was the order for TO day but postponed
ull mex, week.
PsoPosaoh "ss e10HiWsa W usJ 70 cnangc tue ex
sng law 30 - 10 require the Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 be appointed by the President with the
sent Of The Senate ~ present that officer is appointed
By the Secretary Of the Treasury
Mr. Pugh submitted proposition for the survey Of the
OHIO river and It's tributaries as continuation OF the
grand System Of The River and Harbor improvements,
irausurased at tho last scssen Of Congress-
The resolution Of Senator hason which was adopted TO-
day requiring the Persnn Committee 10 report on the
proprety Of allowing pensions TO all who served ten
days in any indian war prior 10 eighteen hundred Is
another magnificent scheme for bleeding the treasury
This would swell the list Of pensioners entold and swa
low up the public revenue
The Star tina, the storeshp for the Meiier
squadron viii sail from New York atou, the 10Th
Of January.
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Stock JoBBNG JouRSAIIsN.-Stop thief. stop
thief! stop thief Such is the cunning cry of the
man who, having committed a theft desires TO
escape arrest by joining bis cry with that Of the
mob at his heels, thereby hoping to divert atten-
ton and get clear off with the spoils. One Of
our most virtuous contemporaries in the news
paper business has, by the recent Developments
in Wall street, been caught at all sorts Of stock
jobbine spcculations, land jobs and other fancy
movements in money matters, and now cndeavors
to hide the character Of it's secret pursuits by bel
lowing at the top Of its voice, untrue black
mall" "catch the rogue "stop thief.' The
Little Villain and his associates will not H.
vert attention from their peccadilloes W
empty and ridiculous epithets or absurd
personal illusions. The Tines newspaper, which
affects the most immaculate purity in every.
thing, stands revealed, open aud above board,
ss owned by Wall street operators, who get up
corners. involve innocent people in their specu-
lations, and then cry out stop theft when
they are detected. Not satisfied with their
sharp work in the street, they INST engage IN
real estate speculation, and attempt to humbug
selling the government q site for Post Office
witbouea good title. In fact, there IL no sort of
stock jobbing operation or land humbug tha,
they are not fully up to.
10 they deny any Of these allegations a. to
tne stock jobbng and other operations in
which they have been detected No! They
attempt TO conceal themselves under
contemplate attempt at special pleading,
which reminds one Of a small pettifogger at the
Tomis. They attempt TO discriminate bet veen
an editor and proprietor-a proprietor and an
editor-as IL II made any difference in the crime
whether the man that stole the duck had IL not,
but gave IL to his associate to hide under his
cloak at the next corner. They also endeavor to
hide themselves further by copying miserable
effusion from miserable Philadelphia paper,
which alleges that the most conspicuous aud in
fluential lobby agents at Washington are attaches
Of the NEW YonK HERALD. Now, who are these
conspicuous and influential lobby agents who ex-
ercise such tremendous influence 10 pushing
through the corrupt railway bills and other
schemes TO get hold Of the go
vernment property and the surplus In
the treasury Who are the leaders Of the lobby
attached TO the HERALD? The chief lobby mem
bers in Washington are Thurlow Weed, the Che
Waller Webb, and others Of the same order. These
men are now on the spot, engineering the rail-
way bills and plotting all sorts Of schemes to Sc
cure fat slices Of the public domain or heavy
warrants from the treasury. Now, we never
heard that the Chevalier Webb was an attacks Of
the HERALD, or that the Chevalier Webb was one
Of our Washington correspondents, receiving his
instluctions jIcp this Office. We should be hap
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New SENATORS TO BE EIEcTED-PACIFIc RAIL-
ROAD.--Among the vacancies to be filled in the
United States Senate is one from New York. one
from Pennsylvania, and two from Missouri; and
we suggest that it would be good thing in these
days of railroad land jobbing to I'LL them all
upon the broad platform of the Pacific Railroad
the broad guage at that. In this view, the proper
land spokesman from New York would be Thur
low Weed, the Chevalier Webb, or Robert J..
Walker. AS for Pennsylvania, Forney is the
man. His Forrest divorce correspondence shows
that he is not the old fogy to stick at tres, or to
be fastidious upon little question Of treachery,
in the service of friend; and his " side door"
correspondence with Mr.. Sanderson, at Philadel-
phia, proves that he can work the wires OF the
lobby with the best of them. Forney is the man
for Pennsylvania. Benton is the man for Mis-
covery for saving the Union, and is hawking it
about at an exorbtant retail price; but elect
him to the Senate, and we shall doubtless get this
patent right, for the benefit of the whole country,
in Senate speech, through the columns of the
Congressional Globe, free, gratis, for nothing If
Benton's patent right will save the Union, it is
cheap to purchase it by his election to the
Senate. Besides, his plan and his H. for the
Pacific road are ahead of all others His road
goes by the most difficult route, will cost more
lands and more money than any other road by
any other route, involving, among other splendid
works Of art, tunnel at an elevation Of 5000
feet above the level of the sea- which is thou
sand feet or SO higher than the summit Of Mount
St. Bernard, which people make 50 much fuss
about in climbing to the top on the back Of a
jackass. Patent right for saving the Union
By all means, among the rest, send Benton to the
Senate
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The GREAT SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoSyEy-
TroS.-The little city Of Savannah, in Georgia,
for some days past has been under perfect
blaze Of glory. The Southern Commercial Con-
vention--six hundred delegates, cream Of the
South--has been there assembled consulting
upon the ways and means for making the South
a sclfsupporting community, like the Chinese
empire, wholly independent Of outside barbara
ans A few days since q grand women's Rights
Convention was held in the city Of New Iork
and their object was the ways and means for
placing all Of womankind upon platform under
which their despots who wear breeches will be
compelled to walk. These rebellious femnnes,
however, adjourned without arriving at any de-
finite solution Of their game, and this Sou hern
commercial moonshfne convention will do the
same thing, now and TO the end OF the chapter.
Thus far, under the especial pleading OF Scna-
tor Hunter, Of Virginia they have refused, for
the present to reopen the African slave trade, by
an electoral vote Of q against the project to l6
in favor Of direct trade with the King Of Da-
honey. Sec our telegraphic reports. Ia addi-
ton to this subject, they have preached again the
proiect of line of monster Southern steamers
direct to Europe, the repeal Of the tariff, and ae
substitution Of direct taxes, the encouragement Of
Southern literature, and railroad to the Pacific
along the thirty second parallel. While they are at
IL, Why not proceed to The exploration Of symmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

The BRICK CHURCH AND IT'S TRoUBLEs.-The
Brick Church has got into the Supreme Court
again, and when it will ever get out no
power on earth can tell. One of the
counsel stated that the title of the new owners
had been decided by the Courts to be virtually
good for nothing, and the Court took little
time to think the matter over At the same
moment we find the new owners Of the church
in Washington, backed by strong lobby, en-
deavoring TO get up such an outside pressure
upon poor Pierce as will induce him to give
them check for half million, or thereabouts
and buy the property for the new Post Office
title or no title. The whole affair is trans
parent swindle all round, too fimsy to impose
even upon the present Executive.