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Meoifal.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsapariIla.

DossEsIs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
icine for the OF sexual diseases, which mus,
with enlightened public render il assuredly highly
popular, and desderatum long sought for in the med
cal world. 1t needs confinement or change of diet.
In its approved FORM that Of PASTE it is entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation TO the patient
II has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
of Europe; ii has been examined, approved OF, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and recOmmen-
dec by the most eminent Of the profession Prepared
by J. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale and retail by JoHS A. TARRANI Co., Agents
AS the above valuable preparation has been exten-
sivey counterfeited by unprinciped parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau-
ton against imposition consumers, Label of which
the following is fac simile and which will be found
burnt in upon the bottom Of each pot Of the qetic
intended for sale in the United States Canadas British
Provinces, West Indies and South America.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY. MAY %, 1853
new-Dork.

From yISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House. Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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There is mo NIfstake about it.

We say 10 parents, II your children are sckly pm
ny, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chill
dren, give them small quaf.ssy Of McIean's Cordial
and II will make them healthy fat and robust Delsp
NOT 4 nlnmeni and Won viii he nn,.inccd
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IT. N. R.

II. R. R.
RTR. R--RAdwayis Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sck nervous; rheumatism, Par
abyss, Lamhago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth-
ache, small Pox, FeVers, swollen joints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains A.
round the Liver, Pieurisy, Measles, Heart
burn. aud Pains Of all kinds Railways RoA-
cy Relief viii, In a few maaies change the
miscrics yoG suncT % Joys n pleasure.
r. R.-iasdWay' = Renovatng Re<oivcnt for The cure
of Chronic disease<-snch a. 6crofuious and
Syphistic Complaints, ,ConsumpiiVe and 9th
aacctions of the Lunss aud Threat, iata-
rstion and eniarScfnents % parts, Eruftve
aad other dlsrases ef The skin, Modes, To-
mors, Ulcerr, Dyspepsia. and al other dis-
easeses arszing fFom an impaTo state q The
ffftlad.
X r R-Radway's Regulators @ai cure effectively
and speedily, cnstixcness, InfiEosiion, In
tammatnn II the Bowels, by spspsGa, Liver
Complains, Diseases q ths Heart and Kid.
o~ys, Female Complaints, Small rox, frrsrs,
heasl-s. &c Whenevcr the system b out
q order, dnss q Railway = kssuia1nrs Nh
restore a O. regalAray- No fcnkAe shoulf
he WfhoEt tLczn-
RR r ReDedies are soid ~ DrnEEisis every whsrs.
mario-iya4~ RAILWAY 90
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II. r. II.

HEALTE will, In all cases, follow the OF Rad
Il Il ways r. X. Remedies. There arc none 80 sick
diseased, weak feeble, crippled with pain
infirmiues, but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resolvent Regulator the nature Of the dis
ease or sickness may requre will quickly and rapid
Is cure
These remedies consist az Railways Ready Relief;
Railways Renovating Resolyent Radway Regulators.
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative
certain Diseases Yet there other diseas-
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required: and when thus used n taere sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
their acton the patient will live aud be restored
10 health
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Every Country merehan
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THF HflHI IINIMENI N IHE NUNID
For Man or Beast.

For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR YOURSELvESu
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near CaSs enue
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore ON his
foot He tried Liniments, SaVes 6c. but
could do good. He dcspaired Of being able
work AT his trade again. because he could not bear
any weight his foot, and by bottle of McIcan'E
Volcanic Iiniment, he Is now perfectly cured.
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, SprAins.
illness in the Joints Muscles Sore Throat, Swes
ings, Ear-ache or Tooth ache, Wounds Fresh Cuts
Sores, Burns, Scalds, Pains, &c yield the magic
influence of this wonderful Ilniment-
For Horses and Cattle Il II infallible remedy for
Chafes Calls Scratches, Cracked Heels, Iameness,
Spawn, Sweeny, Splnt, Fistula, Bruises, Swellngs
Wounds Rattle Snake Bites, and various other diseAs
which animals liable 10 from injuries or acc
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply Of
McleRn's Volcanic on Iniment. IT sells rapidly be-
q always cures
liberal discount will be made 10 merchants who
buy To sell again.
s9- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor corner
Of Third and Fine streets, ~ Louis, Missouri also for
sale as above Rpl3-dtwRwly
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CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases.

heir io0nls from the diseased bodies Of scky sres.
serofala, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional Diseases Now,
how many generations The seeds OF these dis
may have been established IN the system cor
ruptirg the boOdRddnay'f ReHosatfng Rosoioosf VIII
eradicate the bodies Of the afflicted every part-
Gle q diseased deposits and all the veins with new,
uure and healthy blood
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The Mountain City Hydro-ther-
aputfc Institute.

I>oR fun particulars ADDRESS I. Carleton coyie n
II d Al niton Ga. Dalton = lec4ied loo nes lrosn
Atlanta ana 40 aliies lroz Chattanooga. The Gear
"a STATE R1a.a. Iaiiaa sazs l. lsss.-NertA Gsesyss
Tfs.~s navS may ia-1m
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ChfIdren,s Diseases.

Haduavs Reasrafiag Resolsanf should be hailed As
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are aricied with sores Humars, sc. Ilae-e
asc csn4rttc "a ois,4sc
transmitted from the parent stsck few doses of the
ReH0uafiag Resrt viii eradicate every Festige Of The
disease and insure The child sound and healthy body
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LIYERY STABLE.


kT0TIcK-f have Fsnsased nly Harness seep ffonn
~ na4iur8ck street, No. ., cup st4.fs nth sis
Fsblc sauare where shall constantly -ep "a llsia
variety of osseh ana bzggy harness, s-ad slse klp
and ozh ss1n solizEs -.
gan. Cd e l. htAA<tsS<*s
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Dissoiution.

fI,FE partnership heretafore existinE beiseen tAe
Il suoscEibeFs under The styie Of AAckkyzsn VII
sly Dissolved By maLa4 eanssat, ca sAa ~ ui
q wiasax has purchased The eattre istssezs o
AtEx MAcxEszss IN z.id Arm, snd ~la eantinae t.e
business andar his own nsEae. lie = cAaFge4 wuh
ths Eay1eAt az z he t<hts - the ez. znd = sione
autAoEissd 70 use shs name sf The hxa n h9uifata-
ALEX NacxESLlk-
u.arfe-sf y ". WILSON.
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PIANOS! PEANOS!!

ryNHE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
i Stock of Panos Mclodeons, VIoius Flutes, Ac
cnrdcons Music Books and sheet Music which by far
the largest and best selected stuck ever offered IN this
city The Pianos from the world-rcnowned makers
A. II. Gale 4 Co, ant St"inw1y \ Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for 1--WE years, and will be sold at New
York prices. FrcEhis only added.
My stock OF Sheet Music is very large embracing all
the new and popular pieces OF the day. II you want
the best Piano, and at tho lowest prices call at 3S
Union street JAMES a. MCCLURE
y. B-A fresh supply Of the very popular songs
:" I'm Twenty -Five,' " Gentle ANNIE =" Rosale, -
&c &c (marlo-u)
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GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS.
s25,O00 Worth of Fine Gifts
FOR THE PEOPLE.
A.. S. BURLEIGH, Proprietor,

yxTrskfISG intratnee 2. Ckfli1c o.. : orsrntai
w or sovereign h1in fiis sad the k<yIfE1n e.lSe,
~ Ehumztc f11stzr, ffruu<tscHt every fart - tlzr
Uu-8 <1atrs sEu afkFire exErerdiraFy indncrnentz
- r.re.zeFs Iiss kls and szlFa sd "a = ccnts
each, exery rarehassg t4s bn1s - tnr 4rslnt -
~ aurfh X So abose ue4rae reorIfrs tfor kt
thaf ssrirs ~ raloe fFtEn z3 reuts 9 50.
Tlls ffaprioter - snch ashezh4od cee1dence ~
ts wegth a ~ ebsts tarstHps tnHi ~ tnr
AS Azentsl ssi refas TAR upusg nck frre3 - liA1>s
~ao sfter ) Tar ul4l sre nss fatly eztisepek-
The Gifts
rsnskzt of N4lehes, nse fttza fsne4l1. Breast fnz
flaxss bag f4r Rinsss i3ek~ss, u9rk bsxss. For
hasnziss. en- n..cks. LeLtsE tepeE, -.
HEzl,eEs kszHAErs, fFusElsts. ceroer q eun1ner
ana tsrlaa streets, Asenss fsF s.<ksiiis
leaG1-iks9m
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The stamp around each pot viii also bear the names
Of the PropretOr and of the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUuoS.-The increased reputation and
great demand for horn's Compound Extract of Copai
ba and Sarsapara, have been inducements for others
TO offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned OF this fact that they may be
their guard and not dispose Of any impure article,
calculated 10 nure their reputation and destroy the
merits Of the original preparation, 10 obvate which
the Subscriber Successor To James Tarrant by whom
II first introduced into the United Sates) has at
tached his signature this caution, counterfeit
which is forgery. JONI A. TARRAST
Address orders for the above article with full direc-
tons for shipment 10
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren St, n. Y.
Dec. 7-dly.
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SELF PnE>EuvATIoS,E EFc.
IL dests due nz rresioas % The ye<F fssT, ~di
~ - eaElecE<d ~ s1a ~ Jkneary Cs1rt, - bsfers
vse<ssr.f< e ne4 Ezzif belers sEat tzne fhis shz
sr.iy eli psrzuzs. wl<hpst es1nczNz- "A wczt -
ss1as-s y. c nasAny %.
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ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN
Removal.

Removal.
rJNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
J. old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware from the
old stand Market street No. So in the large brick
building, lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced in his line OF bush
ment Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, Sc., such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Molds
straw Cutters orn-Shellers, Corn -CFushers MIL
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 29-u ANDREW ANDERSON.
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our Ice Depots arc IN readiness and We earnest
~ ~ request all who wish IN buy Ice during the
at a uniform price call and supply themselves
with tickets and register their regular pat
rons-thcreby save an advance the article In the
latter part Of the season.
Oar Offices Cherry street. next door % the Bank
OF Tennessee at Hardcsstle's Front street, and
corner of Church and Vine streets.
CE II. MARTIN,
apr2o-u KD. LAWRENCE.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

T osr, the 18th Of April, bst~esn the arst gate
L. on the Wilson tarnptke and my house on the
fFsnkiia aud Liberty roai, q medium sszs pocket
boak, containing about four hundred dollars, bI
OF $780, the remainder IN eos and los with
dollar IN guld, And ssne silver, aud nftsen postage
staaps. also few papsrs- The andsr wii1 be hber4y
rewArdes-
may lin JOHN w. HARVEY.
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D Nv. n M O - a. SON
Corner u has" and Quay directs. B,salo NJ, y.-t
A RE the only Physicians la .i.s Stat. who 49,.
n bers OF The Royal College of Surk.sas I Toedon
Nay be consulted from O'Clock In the mornl.- ,,,
III al night, 70 every state and symptom OF Disease.
The treatment they adopt theresnli Of upwards OF
80 ears extensive and successful practice In Europe
A Most Scientific Invention
Antnstrnmeni for the cure Of genital Debility, or
Weakness, 6c can be permanently cured In from ar
teen 90 twenty days, by te of this instrument
when used conformity with medicines
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR.. AMOS q SON take pleasure In announcing tina
they have invented most important instrument for
the Of the above Diseases IL has been euhlected
20 test of the most eminent physicians IN London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York: has been d~clar.
ed The only useful Instrument ever yet invenied for
the cure OF Seminal Weakness any disease of he
genital organs, caused by the secret habsts az youth
DIX AHOS SON la order 10 satisfy the most
skeptical % the mers of thsir nstr1meat pledge
themselves that Ia any instance where II NAV provs
unsatisfactory alter mir trial the money will be "a.
funded by returning the instrument In good order
fersons wishing the above useful instrument VIII
observe that the price With the aocompanying ircc-
tons, securely packed. and sent BY mail or express
Ten dollars
New Remedies and Quick Curos.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS 6 SON have Tor q long series OF years
been engaged In an extensive practice The treatment
of These delicate complaints and the only legally
complaints, or from whom genuine EarOs>an remedies
can be obtalned. -
Persons ASY PArI oF me wokID may be success-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
ss's- ca s..,s s,a I rs..-2es IsE and secure nom
s Address - DR.. AMOS q SON corner Main and QUAY
streets, Bufhin, New York. ta y
marle-dA~ly
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chsrch street. door corneinsss caenet shop.
Nashville, Tenn.
fINHE undersigned woEid nfoFna his Iriendz rf<Vf<
and the Eahlic generally thai he xffl eaa- tlSlI
tis.ue the NARkt.E BC SiSkSS thls elts ~ f4%8
hls shop, next acsr - CosnslinsAs cahnat- -
sAsp, 90 chuEch street., aad calls atzetsao
the stE.ck of -
Marble Monuments, Tombs. etc..
ehich has exhieitlnn and far s4ie esabr4essax
gre & VARSITY. nashcd lsze Easf safsesb nzznnoF
he prepared nsanufaeiaFe The shortest nalkce
marble VI n nget 81 saa every des<riF9nn ~
Marble Work. ef the anezl Ansaric2n and ll4i-
sza Azzetes Hs ssFk ~zf, ker~tofors be wAr-
rzn;sa, end hs prpcss - sait he tis.ez-
l<as-u II. l. SHELTON
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TNHE subscriber having geonsemnalcal arrangements
with Mr.. A. n. SrSaxols, experienced and pFzr.
teal Anct@neer viii attend and make sales of Real
Estsis steamboats, Household Furniture. with all on
eoor saios. bkSJ. 3. hltlEldo
. sr2-u
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Il WILL Keep eeass.nsiy - hsns saPp's q y
/ an4 ssaFkiins uinrs xkis1 wsll fsfrz - he r.<
a oseia,su pf<<s. ll>ls-s eeeef.
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SAn BUsHE1s seed Oats for sale BY
s}UU P.kC ANDERSON.
uaArea No as & Al. GlalleEe streett
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As much Light for ONE CENT as Kerosene viii
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid viii
TRNTg

for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid VIII
for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving uve-sixths OF the entire amount now ex
peaded, the price of the lamp ia about month
They aapted 20 all situations making the cheapest
and desirable light for every pacc-te largest
halls churches as well a. private dwellings fhe
patent Ihas lamp Tor the different states aud coun-
throagheut The Union, with the exclusive sale of
the Crystal chi offered % The public, presenting
opportunity tor merchants 20 secure TOT teil-
selves the monopoly of trade entirely tire ir0m opfo
sltsoa. Facilities cOmpieted fof ne manus4ctare
of tho lamps IN such Quantities that they Si be tafn-
shed the purchasers OF IN any style, al such
as xii yield aiaost incrednloos pronI These
rights xill be closed OF lnmediafey, and The lamps
aud ul delivered soon as desired As no lamps or
oil viii be s,id any bat parchasers Of rights. All let
ters making the Feiaest will not De notccd Connn-
ncasns addressed the sCry stAl Oh Lamp Go. No
Merchants Row, viii be proaarsiy attended to-
Crystal OIL Lamp Company. No. Merchants
Row. Boston spr=--ntp- %
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL,
Auction Card.

T,ENDERS his services the above business, 10 the
i citlzsns of Nashville and vicinity. Orders leh
at The Gazette Office viii be aileaded %. nlart.-u
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y SEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
I'd this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL SHEI.TONs
JACKSON, Tenn aurus

JACKSON, Tenn, August % 1887 m
ABOVE case was perfectly cured by IS bottles of
the Lthoniripuc, and was one of the vsore, ~s- =.
Gravel that has ever been in this country. "
c. ADAMSON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20
WORCES ESTER DAILY

of Mr.. Douglass report was not written till
three o'clock Thursday morning, but was in
time, with Collamers, to anticipate the antic-
ipated snap-judgmeut of the majority.
The majority of the House mean to GUST
Mr.. L. d. Campbell of Ohio, before the Lee
compton test vote, if possible.
The President has indicated purpose to
appoint Senator Biggs to the vacant district
Judgeship in North Carolina, after the final
vote on the Lecompton Constitution. A de-
lay is oceasioned by the sickness of his coll
league (Mr. Reid, at Richmond, which may
lose one vote, and another cannot be spared.
Another Washington correspondent writing
to the Tribune, in reference to the summary
decision of the majority of the Senate Com
mittee on Territories to make an immediate
report, says:
This is mean, cowardly. and infamous
outrage. The majority pledged themselves on
Tuesday to give Douglas till Monday to pre-
pare his report; Wednesday they resolved on
taking snap judgment, and agreed to report
Thursday morning. Mr.. Douglas wrote all
night, and finished his report at daybreak.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

The IMPRISONMENT OF COLONEL WoLcorT -
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Post writes:
"The sympathy for Wolcott increases as the
excitement attending the debate subsidies. The
Jail in which he is confined is disgrace to a civ.
ilized community. It has been indicted BY the
grand jury four or five times. but the government
has refused to abate the nuisance. There is not
another prison in the country so foul and impure
Is this. humane farmer would not stable his
animals in such a building in such a condition.
Heaps OF ashes and offal lie in the passages and
upon the dilapidated stairways. Numbers of
black and white criminals, ragged diseased, and
blthy, cluster at the gratings on the landings,
and the stencil which is in the atmosphere Of the
building is sitting This is the place where the
House of Representatives attempts to torture.
for confinement there Is torture-their victim
into submission. They would be more kind to
revive some Of the former methods BY which ".
rants used TO extort confessions. The principle
Of both is the same The spirit which directs the
persecution is the same Then why hesitate to
adopt the same meansf"
We shall be glad, II the imprisonment Of so
respectable and influential an individual as Colo.
mel WOlcOtt, in the Washington jail, shall serve
the purpose Of calling the attention Of the pub.
lie to the loathsOme condition Of the place Of his
confinement. We visited Il some years ago, when
Drayton and Sayers were confined there for at.
tempting to rescue some Of their fellow men from
bondage, and can confirm all that the correspond.
ent Of the Post states in regard to its foul and
offensive condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

PATENTs.-Among the patents issued dur
ing the week ending Feb. l6, were the fol-
lowing to Massachusetts inventors
Aron d. Crane of Boston, for improved
Public Clock
2. A. Gladwin of Boston, for improved
method of securing the plane iron to it's stock.
William Burnett of Boston, assignor to Seth
Adams OF same place, for improved steam
pressure guage.
Chester Barton of Savoy, for improvement
iu Seeding Machine.
Charles Ballard of Worcester, for improve
ment in Rollers for Window Shades.
Albert d. Briggs of Springfield, for i'm
provement in Haryesters.
G. Z. Croseman and e. M. Quimby of War
rem, for improved Life Preserving Mattrass.
Thomas w. Currier of Lawrence, forlim-
provement in Rocking Chairs.
Josiah Foster of Sandwich, for improve.
ment in Tree Protector.
Daniel White, Jr, of Lowell, for improved
Rest Attachment for Lathes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20
From Nnnhinrlou.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9,-The Pennsylvania
Democratic members of the House, last night
had free and full interchange of opinion,
continuing for four hours, on Kanzas and
other questions, but nothing of an affirmative
character was eonsummated. The utmost
confidence and respect were expressed for the
President, and although some regretted that
they were compelled to differ from him ON the
subject OF Kanzas, they had no disposition to
embarrass the administration and its general
policy.
The Democrats of the Senate will not, q
has been stated, press the passage of the bill
ior the admission of Kanzas, exactly in the
form reported by the Committee on Terrific
ries. There is the highest authority for saw
ing, that when the subject comes up tor consid-
Grafton, an amendment will be offered from
that side, and doubtless adopted, expressly
declaring that nothing in the Lecompton Con-
stitution shall be construed or held to inter.
fere with the right of the people to alIer.
amend. or modify it at pleasure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE CAUcUs-NoMI-
NATION OF e. w. PIERCE FOR MAJOR GENERAL.
The Republican members of the Legislature met
in caucus at the State House. Thursday morn
ing, for the purpose of nominating candidate for
major general Of the first division Of the militia.
Senator Morrissey occupied the chair, and Rob-
ert s. RantOul, Esq, acted as recording officer.
Nj. Mitchell Of Nantucket, chairman of nom-
mating committee heretofore appointed, announc-
ed that the committee had not been able to agree.
but in behalf Of them be reported the name Of
Brigadier General Ebenezer W. Pierce Of Free
town. Mr.. Parker Of Worcester moved to amend
the report by substituting the name of Col. Rob.
srt cOwdin Of Boston, for that of Gen. Pierce.
After long debate Mr.. Parkcr's motion was lost,
aud the report was adopted. So General, Pierce
Is the nominee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-20

Our new holiday returns on Monday Let it be
welcomed with innocent amusements of every
kind while the permits. We are much
pleased to hear that, if the weather is suitable,
our fourth grand skating excursion TO Long Pond
will then take place. committee of our most
respectable citizens have charge of the arrange
ments for some trials Of speed and skill, in which
all good skaters will be invited to take part
They wish to at what rate our swiftest runners
can travel, backward, as we'll as forward, and
what is meant by ''fancy" skating. The amount
of small subscription will be at the disposal of
the umpres, who will make known their decis-
ions by such tokens as they may deem suitable
Get the skates ready. Show your best foot fore
most on that day, and as you give up yourselves
to the exhierating enjoyment, you will gratefully
remember the most honored name in our Ameri-
can annals, rejoicing not little in the recolec-
ton that, by precept and example, he taught the
unspeakable value Of out.of-door exercises.