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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
, ROF ESsOR o. j. WOOD S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS.
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR

TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR,
THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREP
Araton has never failed to produce growth on Bald
Heads Rhen used according to the direction, and turn
hair back to its original color after having become grey
and rensate it in all its orgtnal health, lustre soness
and beauty Removes at all seur dandruf and un
pleasant itching, scroiula euptons and feyeTsh heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling off, and hence acts perfect
HAIR INYIGORATOR AND TONIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07

By The AUTHOR OF "THIRTY YEARS. VIEW"
To be completed in 10 vos $50 Pages each comprising
what ia contained in over One Hundred Volumes
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This Invaluable Cough preparation q receiving more
testimonials Of It, cures a Coughs and Colds than any
other medicine offered a The pnbla. ArE one SAD
ieEng from Cough u any character whatever need hk
despair u being cured until they have made trial 81 hin
unsan rftaa panecaa ~ en- aaecloun 81 the throat
and lnhga ana par6uarn aesiahl8 ehd ahiS sua eba
dfen No family wherein e ha1 I'm aIet WI sVur ~ AZ
Wlthout H. ptefhr lalN b1ta, twenty GtAm, a.
For sale By doaeTn IN mc1lnlne gonolalT.
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Drp Ooo0s

linen CAMBRIC HDK'FS
n In Fancy Boxes,
A r. $3.50 p + r DOE.
MARKED DOWN. FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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WDROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
n EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER peFs6nsin
town or country in search Of employment as source Of
Income, 70 all up their leisure hours, may hear OF such
by enclosing two stamps, % pay postage, 10 Profcs
THAMES 4. HORNE, Box No. 1851 New York Post
Once The employment is fitted 70 either sexst ton IN
We immateriai IL is an article Of daily c0nsumption
and can be Manufactured IA any PERSONS dwelling, pe
cured By copyright sales Us permanent az n0ur. An
scent "a wanted in every town In the Union dim Us
HAZARDS RIFLE POWDER - For
N sale by BROOKS sTEARNs, Front street.
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HOLDEN 4 GROsVENOR's

HOLDEN 4 GR0sVENoR's
~ @ u riIIe Band. N
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A. P. HOLDEN, First Violin;
O. K. DoBMAN, Second Violin, and Prompter;
N. @. LAoKEY, Clarinette;
J. B. GRosvENoR, COrnet;
G. F. GUsHMAN, Contra Bass
Engagements made at A. Marsh's Music Store, No.
American House Flock, with Isaac Fiske either
above. diff o29
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4 gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed

s-AAAN ~ NANSAhALO AM 4O1a1Os
.f
gentleman of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed.
ford thus;
To your inquiries 1 woud reply that when frst com
neneed using Professor Woods hair Restorative my hair
was almost white aud had been for the ten y
and was very thin the top ef my head and very loose
md pulled out freely; but found that before had used
oil the second bottle, (Which eight weeks) my hair
was entirely changed to its original color light brown,
and is now free from dandruf and quite moist. have
Ad my hair cut five or six times since the change and
have never seen any thing like white hair starting from
the roots and is thick as teYer was and does
notcome out at all 1t has proved my all that
bo9ia wish 70 ask. Yours etc.------
July ], 1855.
From the Boston Heratd.l
soAETHING WORTH Knowing BY using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative grey hair be permanently
restored to lbs original color The suhjoaed serthcatO
from johnson Stone Gardiner Name is bat one Of tho
many instances that are daily coming to knowledge,
OF its wonderful effects LII longer probematea but
eseeydent truth, as hundreds in community
Ify.
GARDNER, Maine June, %, 1855.
DEAR sTR;' have used two bottles Of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative, and truly say IL the greatest dis
coyery Of the age for restoring and changing the hair
Before using it. / was man OF seventy nv hair ha1
now attained It's original color You recommend II to
the word without the least fear my one Of
the worst kind. Yours, respectfully,
Professor O. j. WOoD DANIEL N, MURPHY.
BRoc KFIELD Massachusetts,, Jan. H. 1856
DEAR SIR --HaviDg made trial Of your Hair Restor
ative gives me pleasure to pay that its effect mas been
excellent in removing Inflammation dandruf and con-
slant itching tendency with which have been troubled
from cldhood and has also restored my hair which was
becoming grey, to It's original color have used no 9th
W article with any thing like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, J.K BRAGG.
Pastor OF the Orthodox Church, Brookheld.
From the Missouri Democydtl
WOODS HAIR DYE.-This admirable article Il rap
Idly improving the hair No article Of similar Kind
now before the public, enjoys better reputation re
loiative and invgorating hair tonic Its peculiar chem
lcsi qualities have beneficial effect upfn the growth and
character Of the hair giving silky and glossy texture to
that which was formerly Of coarse and dry nature. Il
has, also, we understand, tendency to preserve the
youthful color aud appearance Of the hair and destroying
counteraotng the effects OF age. With such recon-
mendatonsn It's avcr we hardly perceive how any Lady
gentleman could be without valuable an adjunct 10
their toilet. r'tty.l Fl ' IN
o. JWo0D 4 Co., Proprietors, sl2 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market street, g. Louis M. 'T NJ
ill9 dhW3mis
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GRAND PRIZE EXHIBITTON.--
SEVENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
IN PRIZES To The YOUNG PEOPLE OF WORCESTER
NWhn TnIrnn H,l.nn.n 4.


Who Takes Them &
gentleman of this city, DESTROYS Of encouraging our
young community in Efforts for INEILEcTUAL IMPROVE
MENr, will hold himself responsible for The following
prizes, to be awarded by competent judgc after the
pieces have been delivered before public audience at
such time and place shall hereafter be determined
upon:-
For the best composed and delivered DECLAMATI0N,
by any young man betWeen the ages Of fifteen and
twenty I'VE.
For the best composed and read COMPOSITION by any
young lady between the ages as above. SIS
For the best delivered POEM by either young lady
gentleman OF the same age.
For the best HUMOROUS PIECE By either lady Of gem
teman, read Or spoken
For the best written and spoken O0LL0QUY, or DIA-
LoGUE, in which less than three shall take part,
eItner male or e26
As limited number only be heard in one evening"
the time Of each will be restricted to ten minutes and
those only first applying will be received. Those Wishing
to take part win send their names immediately 70 Box
letter in the Post Office; also stating tie particular
exercise In whi;h they desire to engage 49,
When sufficient number Of applications shan have
been received, notice will be given them Of the time and
place of the entertainment. da rs
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NOTICE AN persons indebted to the late Arm Of I.
y. EARLE are respectfully requested to call and
tettle without delay. THOMAS EARLE
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CanIEer Rash aud scazIet Fever.

CnnlEer Rash and Scarlet Fever.
Especially during the prevalence of this malignant
and fatal disease the public should again be informed
that GRENVILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACTS the most
efectua remedy for Oanker, Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Canker and Thrush the Mouth Throat Disemp
er, what Malignant Putred Sore Throat DYsENTERY,
and all SUMNER COMPLAINTS; has been in
ty-three years As family medicine it is unrivalled
being composed of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A.
GRENVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs s. A. Grenville Mor.
cesteT, and is for sale at John j. Brown 4 Sons 425
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1888 Washing.
ton street, Boston, Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRENVILLE's LINIMEET,t to accompany the Ex-
tracts Tor liberated Sore Throat ouwart appca
ion 1t is good for any kind Of Inflammation. For burns
light severe it will relieve the anguish almost instant
ly, and perform wonderful 1t would be well
for every family keep it being also good for Bruises
Chilblans Chapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses Piles
&C., &c DIFF nl5
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ReaI Gstate.


49, COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
81 In this city, about halt mile Southwest Of The
City Hall, In pleasant location containing eight
rooms The House IL In good repair, has large garden
good water, ample barn, 6e and s in every
way adapted for genteei private residence II viii BE-
sold ct bargain, and payments easy,
II not sold previous 70 the nrat o. April 4 WIN be rent
ed TO good tenant. Apply % GH0, I. s. CURTIS
AnEan Real Estate BROKER 4
rs DIFF Union Block.
kssA SMALL FARM FOR sA1sH-Con-
.; tanning Ten Acres OF Land, In the town q halzes
ll Mass about one and half miles from The eeniarl
on me Hubbardston Rad The buildings consist OF
good two-utoy House, Darn, and Blackamiihs sne ana
there IA also Shoe shop the pIcmpnl - VA pe eea
verv low and hree-fourths Of thepurchase money NAY
rsmain On morgags for tern q year. APR{ . ~
lT GEORGE y, ,, OUhtt1s
aH w re Heal KstAte Broker, ''n
TO du - w. e. 1872
TsS5Yk NITE-z dsnisel COTTAGE on pleamopE u;
III N new Two Story Hous3 on pun alzeeiS new I've
cierv Ifouse On Pleasant street. 10 KnNT-rour Ten-
emssits On Peasantatreets GEO. +. 3. CURTIS ~. I,
i20 ar aa uuion Block, ioT Main 81,
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OST-Supposed on Maple street. near The intersec-
~ ton Of Main street, CHILD'S GLOVE, with So
blu in it. The owner will be suitably rewarded by leaving
tat this office diff j21
EVOOND-A PITCHFoRK. Inquire at this office
DIFF JIG
EBRINTING PRESS FOR sALE,-one Of
Montagnes Patent Presses suitlble for Newspaper
work and SIZE sufficient to print double medium sheet
Will be sold at bargain the present not having
any further use for it. Apply at this office.
f6 d&wtf
UMBER.-The undersigned have in y.rd and
retail y
100000 feet Timber, Joist, and scantIing.
500 coo feet Merch Boards, Eastern and Western
100000 feet Southern Pine Flooring Boards II in
20 0no feet Southern Pine Step Plank 10 to 70 in vide
10000 feet Southern Pine Plank, 2 auj 8 in thick
0o0 feet Spruce Floor Boards.
5000 feet Black Walnut, I, en- ] to iu thick
100000 feet Whitewood, from to in. thick nice
30 600 feet Whewood Columns from to II in snuare
10000 feet { in. Whitewood some very wide
10000 feet Ohio Square Edged Ash Plank from to in
thick.
100000 feet st. John Clear Boards, very superior ar
tieIe
100 0cOfeet st. John Clear Plank from to four in thick
sooVO rect "a Clear Boards and Plank Eastern and West
ern together with Latbs, Shingles, Pickets Pine Rail-
ing, Sc
Our Yard being near the Depot of the New Haven
Hartford and Sprinkfed r. We deiy r. cur lumber on
the cars free of charge. We would particularly call the
attention Of dea and consumers to our assortment of
southern Pine, Ash, Whtewood, Black Walnut and st.
johns Clear Fine believing facilities facilities for OBJ
tanning the above kinds Of Wood unequaled and there
ny enabled 10 DO better than dea do in other mar
kets ANDERSON a ~
Heaton's Wharf, East Water-st. New Haven Conn
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Bog Once will be opened at IL O'Clock on Saturday,
Ing without extra charge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-07
Consumption can be Cured
CONSULTATION FREE.

CONSULTATION FREE,
DIR. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
DR., MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENrERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HuM0Rs
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCRoFULA
DIR. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
MIR. nj. could fill a thousand NewsDa-
pers with certificates from persons whom he has cured
VIXEN in the last stages Of every disease want Of space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
them from every town in the Union.
DIR G.. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world Who thorou hgy cure Catar
and completely eradicate from the System He is the
most successful as well as the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS!
DR.. C. Howard Marshall has no Spuffs
for sale any his valuable Medicines be obtain
% OF any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing in this State, Dr. MAR
sHALL will have all his letters directed him at the
Bay State Hons9, Worcester instead Of the 81 Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
The First Seven Days OF Each Month,
DIR. ARSH HALL
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AANAGERS.-Cspt. II. O'DriseoH, NJ p Moore,
]. Dugga1, James A. 0ReiIiy Peter oalaghan James
Flynn, James Melansfy Robert Brown Charles 0Rourks
FLOOR, MANAGERS.-Johnsu Sullivan, Vim Daley,
VIM. Brophy
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A y EXPERiENCED COOK desires sitna.
"A tion IN private family. Also several capable iris
desire situations. girl behadlfor 81 rs per week
and one for 81. Apply as above.
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DIED.
in Woonsocke, Feb 4th Mrs Sarah II, wife of Thomas
] Wood, aged II years
In Milford Jan 23d, Eliza Gallery, aged 81 years; 24th
John J, If John Mason, aged years and mos;
game date, Haroiet II, wife Of Charles Marshall, and
daughter Of Jesse Daniels aged % years and moss 23d
Timothy Quincy, 80 years
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II HORTICULTURAL HAIL. s
On Wednesday EvenEna, Feb. 1 4, 1855
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W kLENTlNEs VALENTINES! = 5000
v Sentimental and Comic YALENTIN rs can be fought
~ no Pleasant Stree at very low prses Persons ther
In lily olupry wishing Valentines viii do well 10 cali
as above. IT7r
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DEBATES egF CONGRESS-,

From Gales seaton's Annals of Congre5s-From
their Register Of Debates; and from the or
fetal Reported Debates of John c.
Rives
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nARTICULAR NOrICE.-A persons Of
aT years old or upwards, either native born, or
those VIC have resided In Worcester for atty years,
are earn sly inyledio meet at the lincoln House. TU sS
DAY Even pg, next At o'clock p for the pu pose Of
competlnJ ne arrangements for Social Festival y
ss Per order Of the Committee
Worces,,l Feb 9. 1857. dtm IL
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Muaio.--Iqlasn : ero'rspor9 paarills Band Pieces,
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The Public are respectfully invited to attend. NJ \
Tickets or sale by H Doherty no Main street. NJ s. 81
McConvle PSI Main street, NJ p Moofe 90 Main street,
Robert Brown Temple street, by all the Managers sndQ
at the Door. asgaaA SIS ee es4 VI u
Those wishing carriages, viii please leave their addEsss
with H Doherty, Main street. Robert Brown, Temple
street, before O'Clock Of Wednesday the 18th inst.
rs dto -. i. -. - =
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Police will be in attendance, and order win be enforced
f6 diff - --.--l.. -..-.--L q
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DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO
DIR. g. WARD MARSHALL,
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan 81. 1857 div sis i22
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nNafa FIRST NUAL BALL
%AEH -oF THE-- 4i9-4
5z INDEPENDENT SONS OF ERIN
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Cost an0 :5ouuo.

4 OST-supposed on Maple street. near The intersec-
H ton of Main street, CHILD'S GLOVE, with So
bill in it. The will be suitably rewarded by leaving
I'll this office diff i21
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Worcester, Jan s1st, 1851. y n. =
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ELEG ANT MBRoIDBRIEs,
II O LID A Y 81

500 Black Wrot Lace Wells all qualities marked down
10 close them. Handsome wrot Lace Wells at Is cents
and all qualities, at about hall price, at
oAMBERLIN BARNARD h cos.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
For Inc Timn Tribrne


Ma. McKEE:-Although was, for time,
Prssidsn. Of the Seneca County Bank, as stated
by your correspondent &c. L. J.,"in tho TRp-
uNE Of last week. yet never was a Director, nor
the Attorney Of that Institution excepting when
especially retained, as such, in two or three ca.
ses pending IN Court The records Of the Bank
viii show who then we're It's Directors and Bank
Attorney. The duties Of President we're merely
executives aud unless one Of the Directors, he
had no voice in the management OF its financial
affairs, which were placed, by law, exclusively
under the control Of the Directors, acting under
oath. was then deeply engaged in my profess
sion, and spent little time in the Bank and had
no knowledge of the debts referred to by your
correspondent until after they were made Al
though the Bank was, for some weeks during the
time alluded to, subjected to quite a RUN, yet it
never failed to redeem it, bills promptly, in coin,
whenever demanded
The remaining portion Of the communication
OF &c. l.. j." both as to matter and taste, be .
speaks its own beet answer; and viii, no doubt,
be properly appreciated by the public.
A. RAwsoN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

- we cannot refrain from calling the attention Of our
readers Dan adyiisementi dis days paper Of The "IIar
Restorative" Of Prof o. J. Wood s. Co., of st. Louis It
will be seen that he has certificates from persons
Of the highest character, the merits Of his Resorayc-
From positive knowledge also enabled say that
is in every what processes be- aud do not hes
itae to pronounce the finest preparation for the head and
hair which has far been devised by human ingenuity We
have seen IL arrest threatened badness, and the
hood u original profuson Of natural and glossy hair and
when the latter has been premarey tnged with gray we
have seen IT, like magic the coors Of youth and
health The distinguished property Of this, might truly
say miraculous Restoatiyep that it gives to the person
who H. the head Of hair that they wore in YOUTH
thus acting In strict compliance with the rne Of the and
greatest Of an toilet makers-Nuro. No one who has used
Il viii hesitate to unite with Ia this testimony its peou
liarmerit.- Covingion tIn) Peoples Friend y
t-5-sold by all the Druggists. aue7.lm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

Id mum Unlon schonls.

win be re-opened on Monday the Tth Of Sep.
tember next. Its the purpose Of tho Directors
Of these schools 70 spate no pains necessary TO
furnish to the youth Of 11an, the best facilities
for securing a thorough practical education
A limited number Of pupils residing out Of The
city, may be accommodated at the following rates
Of tuition, payable during the first four weeks Of
attendance, viz;
For the Primary School, $500 Per ouarto-.
Secondary $50
Grammar &" 800 &"
High School, including the Natural Sciences,
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, Book. Keeping, &C., $500 to $500 per
quarter
Classes will be conducted with special refer
ence to fitting young ladies and gentlemen for
teachers.
Tifin, o., Aug 95, 1851,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

On Monday evening last, as a man was pass
ing along the road near Mr. VIM. Hunters about
one mile east oftown he discovered in the wo ods,
few rods from ,he road, mau lying ON the
ground, apparently asleep. On nearer ap.
proach, he discoYereI that the mau was dead and
that ristol-anJ knife we're lying by his ade.-
The ala,m Was given, a messenger was despatch
ed to town and Coroncr's Jury summoned to
the spot. Upon examination, the body was re-
cognlze3 as thot Of Charles smith. a German Of
reckless and in'empcrate habits, who has resided
in and about TiGln for some years. It had eyi-
dontly been in that condition for some days and
began to show positive signs Of decay. Upon
removing his clothes, frightful wound was dis
covered in the region of The heart, evidently
made by pistol heavily charged. Nothing was
found on his person giving any clue to the cause
Of this suicidal act. The body was removed to
town, where an inquest was held and verdict
made out, to the effect that the deceased came to
his death by pistol shot from his own hand
Mr. Smith was last seen on Saturday, since which
time no has doubtless been lying dead in the
woods. .r
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
Ossian ID. Dodge.

This inimitable vocalist and wit gave one Of
his rare and Facy entertainments, in Webster
Hall, on Tuesday evening last, assisted by Prof
Pierson, pianist Mr.. Do lges novel impersona-
tions and grOtesque caricatues brought down
the house, and caused the vest buttons 60 fly in
every direction. His musical oddities are bet
ter sntidote for the BLuEs than all the pills and
powders Of the most erudite Esculapus. We
hope Mr. Dodge will come back and give us
another punch under the short ribs In the
mean time we will secure well our vest buttons.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
Fer the Tribune.
The Locality of the Payne.

srThe location in which Col Payne resides, has
ever been intensely Abolition In It's feelings, but
so great has been his personal popularity, that he
has, on several occasions, been elected to prom
inent positions, without, in tho least, compromi-
sing his principles "-SENEoA ADvERTisnR.
The reason why. Col Payne was as intensely
"aboIitiOn in his feelings as the ''loeation'
where he resided OF course he was not under
the necessity Of compromising his principles"
when they harmOnised with the "abolition" feel
ipgs Of his constituents. ~,
See his votes AaAIssr tho Fugitive Slave Law
ia the Ohio Senate, ipstructng our Representa-
nyes In Congress to vote EoR ITS REPEAL.
Col. Payne will find that TIE same cintense
abolition" feeling, which elevated him to respon-
siblo oiico, will now, that he has so materially
cHaNosD his sentiments, prevent him from being
elected 10 the responsible Office Of Governor Of
che State Of Ohio.
Ne once claimed for the Fugitive Slave, Alright
to a trial by Jury. Now be claims that the Ne
gro Is thing, and not entitled to that right any
moro than horse. Then he endorsed the abo-
lition resolutions Of the Democratic State Con-
Yention Of 1852 Now, like tho Democrats in
the last Legislature, he repudiates them, and
calls the sentiments therein expressed seditious
and reasonable.
How art thou fallen, o, son Of the morning,
and how wilt thy glory depart from thee al the
ides og October. TRUE REPUBLICAN,. &
The Ashland Clover Hulling and Clean-
Ing Machines.
The advertisement Of these celebrated Ma-
chimes in another column, is certainly deserving
the attention Of .he farmers. Messrs Mansfield
s Whiting, the proprietors Of tho Ashland Ag.
rculsural Works, have made for 1857, large
number Of these machines In previous years,
they have been sold throughout the clover grow
ing States. Canaan and Europe, They we're OK.
hlbited al .ha Worlds Fair in New York, and
avn, Che number Of premiums awarded these Ma
chimes a fhe various State and County Fairs
whereger eSbibiled, they must be thebesl ma
lasiues oi Che kind aver offered to she American
public. Read u,e Advertisemens.-BStLAND
I'isrs.