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DIR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS
go FE NJ 4 ES
inIah6te in correcting, regulating, and removing
all 0bstructtonS, from IUh ItsUer cause and
GitCayS successful as q restorative

These pills nothing new, but been used by the
doctors for many both In France and America with
Unparalleled success in CASE and be urged by
na"y thousand ladies who have used them to make
the Pills public for the alienation Of those sueriugs from
any Irregularities whatever well to prevent an in
crease Of faulty where heath will net perDiit. Females
peculiarly suatei, o. those surprising themselves so,
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
di len as the the proprietor responsibility af
teT he Aooye admonton although their nidness would
prev any mischief to bealthi otherwise the Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
ea'' hox p,iee 81
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gist. 26l Main street. of Mechanic street, Wor
cester, Mass, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass. Ladies, by enclosi & them ST. can
have the Golden Piht sent TO any part of the uutry,
(conddenty) by return mail. Sold also by 4. Brr lett
Clinton; James B. Laue Fitchburg; Cantrel SON. Dan
elsoDvilei A Houghton, Atho Depot; Balch Som Prov
idrcei Weeks Potter, Boston, and by Druggist in
every town in the Uniou.
n B,-Ladies, b. particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon
co.'s Godsn Pills., and that the signature is on the
bxi You viii then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upo Ghe agent viii tell you they no secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
pp6 dIg
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MARRIEn

IN Ssraitou, Get h, By James ". White IA, NJ.
s'arl t. Miss Ellen White both ~ Esq Mr.
Anu, y nuooAIdstoD Sept 2ls ny Rev G. W. Allen. Mr.
FOREMAN to Miss Luaretia Taylor both Of Gardner
ham ~ W., 5spt, Soh Mr. HsnryA Gibbs Of Ashburn
"o n 70 liss ELIZA A. Blodgett OF Nashua n n
IN Athol, Oct. It'll, by j. P Lyn5e, Jossnb T. Davtsr
Of orange, 10 Sarah Wood Of Atbo = D'A's''
F,s1 IGs'9n ot 9Th, BY Rev. Mr., Barto Mr. BENJAMIN
beth daugteF Of late Nathan Rerssy Eso Ra nan
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RARTICULAR ATTEN TION TO
n CONSUMERS OF WHITE LEAD.

THAYER, RICE CO., No. 80 India street, Boston,
General Agents for John I. Lewis Bros Phlladephla
White Lead, offer the same to the pnblic and it
OF the same excellent quality that made by the old
firm of Mordecai Lewis Co., (the style alone being
changed) The quality Of this Lead has been long
and favoraby known to require any thing to be said
10 It's praise and purchasers may assured that they get
full weight OF Lead 10 each keg and do not pay for the
weight q the keg, as charged BY other Companies For
sale at wholesale or retail by O. FOSTER co, Wor
cesteI, Mass, aud by the trade generally. dam s23
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Door. d2wNwIt sao
Nv OR ESTER THEATER,
First Opera ever given in this City.
ONE NIGHT ONLY, POSITIVELY.
Fl Q. COOPER'S
z NGLESH OPERA TROUPE.
in compliance with the request of many Of the leading
families in Worcester, Mr. Cooper will give one Grand
Operate Representation, on
Monday Evening, Oct. I1th.
Il is respectfully ntimated that second performance
VIII be impossible, previous engagements preventing To
inaugurate in fitting manner this, the fashionable
amusement Of the age Mr. Cooper has decided upon Civ
ing, in English, the world famous
t ROVA TORE:
Or Tho Gipseys Vengeance
The performance of this Verdi's chef d'ouure BY Mr.
Ooopers Artists, has been unanimously pronounced by
the press oil Boston and New York to be uuequalled
ANNIE MINER,
Mira. HOLMAN,
D. MIRANDA,
CHARLES GUILMETTE
+. RUD0LPHUN
- GEORGE HOLMAN.
n " OooPEh' Musical Director.
The Box Sheet will be opened on Saturday morning at
ten o'clock when seats may be secured Without ertra
charge,
Doors open at "a, Opera begins O'clock
o6 dat
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DIR. HILL.

oterng to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
eeies Tor chronic and acute diseases Of long standing Dc
not wish to tre with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of nun
bei OF respectable ladies aud gentlemen from which tbs
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pledeet
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
ments Of the efficacy Of his medcineD, viii he hold
cut any hope to suffering humanity, which facts vii moi
warrant few testimonials here given. and the
doctor socits an inquiry from the afflicted INFO all be
publishes feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable, and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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Testimony Of q number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HILA--Dear Sir: This is to certify thst
my case was Of very bad humor in the booj hut
can truly say that your vsuabe medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that are sick to call upon YOU
for you car cure them. Yours, truly, L. h.
Worcester, Mass.
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M EDIc Al TOE
DIR. ANnREW 4

Is happy TO announce 10 his friends and the public that
he has returned to the city with his health very much
improved, and s nov ready 10 walt upon all who may
be 10 wa Of his professional services
ONCE No. 100 Llnoolns Block, corner Main and
Thomas streets.
NJ All calls for professional services after O'Clock
10 the evening. must be made At my residence, No Al
Summer street. hret house north Of Thomas street school
house. an ie20
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DooroR c. q. HILL-5iT: win say that your iueii
lac has benefited me much My health is much better
han It vas when commenced taking it. 1 thinkit vii
cure have not been troubled with the pain in nv
head out once since taking your medicine The distres
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinkp
that you might like to hear how I was gettngalong.
have taken the liberty address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. O. O.
RUhaud Nov. 3. 1864. dtf isI
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This certhes that my wife afflicted With weak
CT general debility. Doctor Hlps medicine cured
her j. 2. B.
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ri o n T IT IT . 7 IT . 7 a "
ePgioE AND RKsiDESoK liz MAIN Bf. OFFICE Houfh
vaoM TO 3, AND TO o'oLooE P. M
Worceater. Oct, &c, 1853.
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E. 3. MASON
Can probably cell Piano Fortes cheaper than any
dealer or aaeut In the State Clarka Block Worcester
te3O ar
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M EN- IN WANT of BUSINESS.

Any smart, active man, with a capital from 500 to
$780, wishing to engage in profitable business oil trad
ing In any city arge town In any Of the New Eagland
States, obtain such char ce by applying person or
by letter to CHARLES BLANCHARD + Co. basement
of Old State House. Room No. q State street. Boston,
Mass and by giving reference to honesty and ability
obtain gool credit for goods This presents ia
yorable opportunity for rchants in busines as
we'll seeking business. d2w Of
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w R A p NC

100 Bales "Laurel Ridge, Wrapping Twine super,or
article for arocera Dry Goods use for sale at manu-
iuoturers Iriceiby 8. X. STAPLES,
hv du IA Foster street,
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: l. Nc y M EN- WAN II E ID
At BARNARD, SUMNER, Goa.

Three ehclent Statesmen in the Dry Goods hunnesu.
Wanted Immediately. Personal application must ~
made and aasfentofy reference as 70 busfness abih
and integrity, will be required Also two or three M
10 learn the buaness. DAT 80
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FACTS FACTS ! ,

Where can get the best Daguerrentype, Ambrotype,
Pa tographic likeness Of myself or friends?
60 to che popular establishment conducted by TAPLEY
\ CLARK No l6 Harrington Corner, opposite City
Hal This is t1e universal reply to the above question
by n cores of well pleased customers who daily sv Il
themselves Of MessTs Tapley Clarks skill Their pic
lures cannot be beat Give them call everybody.
DIR
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ArnoId'a Globules and vital Ftuhds -he
sale, Wholesale and retail, by
10 HULL Druggist and Apothecary,
mya dtf Mechanics Hall Block
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AUCTIONS.
Bv i. w. Va

by Il. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
n ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
~, 1a1E AT AUCfI0N-I shall sell at auction. on
THURSDAY, Oct. 81, at II O'Clock M about AZ acres
OF choice lots together in lots to suit purchases sit
uated the old rood to Mbury about two and one half
miles from the City Hall, Worcester it being part Of the
estate OF the late Joseph Goddard. Nearly one third OF
said land is under cultivation tn remainder is covered
with wool The above affords good opportunity for in
vesment or to any one wishing few of land to
cultivate to supply vegetables for the Worcester market
wood lot and pasturage For partvars inquire Of the
Auctioneer, or Of H. BURBANK, IS Front street.
$50 d2taw&W3W e. w. VAIL.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS IN MICH-
" IGAN.-In pursuance Of resolution of the Board
OF Directors OF the Saint Marys Falls Ship Canal Co and
in order to facilitate and encourage settlements in some
OF the Inferior countless where this Company hold large
bottes OF valuable Farming and Pine L4nns shall Of
Ter at Public Sale the 18th day Of October next at
the Companys Land Office In Detroit, the following
lard: Acrass
In Tuscoa county near Cass River i Ia
In Grafton county Pine River. ..............I7O zoo
In Montcam county, Flat Pine Chippewa Rivers OCO
Ia tsape'a county; ohippeway River
In OaTe county, Tobacco River. $50
In GladwiR county, ..,,........... a a02
In Midland county, Tita6swassa River .........6s20
Totalacres. ..5o,sss
These Lends are among the Choicest Selections Of
the Company and are very desirable for Farming and
laundering purposes. Theywi be sold withot reserve
at minimum price Of So per acre. and upon the usual
terms viz:-Onehfh down, and the balance in one two
three and four years. with interest at six per per
annum.
Liberal terms will be given to Colonies or individuals
DESTROYS of making immediate settlement.
Arrangements have been made to receive in payment
the full paid Stock of the Company the rate Of $3.50
per share, either in whole in part for ny sales under
this offering, and in like the Bonds Of the Com.
psny at par.
TheseLauds have been thoroughly explored and any in
formation concerning their character quality aud quaa.
tty OF timber and locality, may seen at this office
They contain average Of than 5000 feet of good
pine um0er per acre. good proportion of It clear.
Maps OF any township or tract with general descrIp-
ons of the Lands may also be obtained application y
letter or otherwise, to GEO. g. FR0Sr, Land Agent
General Land ONCE st., Msry's Fails Ship Canal Co
$50 dtOl2 Detroit Sept. 1, 1858.
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GREY AND RED TWILLED
FLANNELs,
For Twenty-Five Cents Per Yard.

We are selling heavy All Wool TwiIled Flannel for
the low price Of rs cents per yard, we'll Vorth so
Also. fine White Domet Flannel for ia, per Yard
Super White LINEN NAPKINS fr 81, so per dozen and
many more goods at bargains hich purchasers will do
we'll to call and secure.
o2 d&wtf BRYANT & sHFLDON
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VENO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGIST, AND
FAMILIES.

VENO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGIST, AND
FAMILIES.
The undersigned are sole agents for the sala of
ROBERTS COLO MIXTURE FOR INFANTS.
medical preparation which considered an indspsns
able aric to the medicine chost, by greater number
Of families throughout the Uated States than perhaps
any other paent" before the people-a preparation
very simple yet very effective, giving immediate relief to
the little sufferers ard too without leaving behind those
deeierous ELECTS which always succeed the taking OF
Paregorc Laudanum, AID other Narcotic Cordals and
preparations Retail Price 25 cents
The undersigned are also agents for the sale Of
II Is l. K Y'S
Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu,
a Remedy which is not only prompt in its action but
sover, ign remedy in oil diseases OF the
KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AND URETHA,
for which diseases the recipe prepared by several
emnD Phycians, that they might have always in read
nese reliable remeny In convenient form to In
their daily pra3ce, and not be subjected to depend on
those nert preparations and that are put forth
for the purpose of quilting the people and fleeing them
out OF their money.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
o6 daw2w CT Barclay street, New York.
HIP l. o M A A w A X ID K ID
DR.. eInrko's Sherry Wine Bitters,
by A. HAYgs State Assayer Judge at the Massachu-
sets Charitable Mechanic Association held in Boston,
Sept, 1855.
DR.. olarkOs Sherry Wine BtterS, warranted pleasant
TO take.
DR. Clarke's Sherry Wine Bltters, warranted made Of
Roots and Herbs
DR.. CLARK sherry Wine Bitters, warranted the best
Spring medicines used.
DR.. Carkes Sherry Wine BItte, warranted to cleanse
the blood.
DR.. oarke's Sherry Wine BIttcrs, warranted to cure
IAundi.e.
DR.. olarkos Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted to give
good appetite
Or. oiarkes Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted to cure
Dyspepsia.
DR.. Clarke's Sherry Wine Ditters, warranted to cure
Nervousness
Dr. Clsrke's Sherry Wine Bitters, warranted to cure
Diarhma.
Dr. Clarke's Sherry Wine BItters warranted the best
medicine In the world.
Sold in Worcester by JAMES GREEN, FROM one bot
lie to gross Propreofs lowest prices also, for sale
by NJ. D. Creep, d. Scott Sas Dnsmore, John O. Hill,
Gould &c Andrews, TAFT 4 Son, and Chas. Clarke.
Prco-pnt 25o, qt 42c, 2 OTIS. 76c, 4 OTIS. $l25.
my7 deod6m
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III E C H MOS, HALL

Admission 70 cents, children Is cents Families and
Barties Of persons 81. J. H. LILLE Agent
ALBERT NORTON, Proprietor.
Door. d2wNwIt sao
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REDUCED PRICES

REDUCED PRICES!
A large consignment Of BOOKS, WATCHES, and
JEWELRY, opened aud now ready for sale, from
EVANSS
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENTS,
gu Broadway, New York.
One Of the following articles Ito be by US seecedl will
be disposed Of the purchaser of each Book at the low
price Of
Ten Gents,
Consisting of Gold aud Silver Watches sets Of Cameo,
Gold Stone, Mosaic, and Florentne Pins and dross,
Cameo, Chased and PLATA Bracelets, C'meo, oynx, and
Engraved Sleeve Buttons and Bosom Studs Gold Lockets
Gold Pencils, Pens, Rings, Pins, Slides. &c
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
and examine selected stock Books and Jevelry at
122........ Main Street, Worcester. ....I22.
"a
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40 RTUNE GILLETTE r

ago r L u N e & PELL e e
beg to call atteBton to their stock OF DRY GOODS
The public will fnd, in the different departments lsrge
assortment to suit ALL GLASSES and at prices that wilt
give SATISFACTION to the buyer.
Thei' knowledge OF the Markets, and their commands
of CAPITAL will always enable them to give every ad
vantage to their customers, and their system Of SMALL
PROFITS they trust will induce the community to give
them large share Of confidence.
Il P ART MEETS.
Dress GlO1s, RIBBONS.
Black Silks, Embloideries,
Mourning Goods, Prints.
Hosiery and Gloves, Housekeeping Goods,
ShaWs, Oapes and CloaLs.
ONE PRICE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
3T9 and 3s1 Washington,
North of Boylston street, BOSTON.
s29 d2taw4T
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY.
~ Through in Two Hours.-BullErds Panorama Of
Rev York City shows the visitor Forty One miles Of ne
Ciy He has perspective view Of forty three streets
leasing from Broadway, the Astor House, City HaU
Iomb5, New York Hotel, Trinity Church. Barnum's Nh.
scum, Metropolitan Bote stuarts Store, Sc Nicholas
Hotel Every building on Broadway, 1t the time the
panorama was completed from the Battery to Union
Park, One and Half Miles Of Shipping and Steamboats,
200 Horses and Carriages 10000 Propl the Battery and
castle dardeni in word. he vie the city Just as
would appeer to him. he to walk ride through the
most interesting part Of the city 5000 Signs and IS 900
Letters on them represented on Broadway alone
ms work is painted is coo Feet Of Canvas weighs
1000 nounds was four years In being painted and cost
10 OOO Dollars! It has been visited BY more than One
Miion Persons In the United States and Canada
At each exhibition Of the Panoramic as it passes before
the spectator an Explanatory Lecture will be given By
Dr. J. u. Lille Mr.. A. Williams Illustrative OF New
oy IT'S statistics business and resources its peo
pie, their goaheadativeness and much valuable knowl
edge OF great Importance to stranger and Of general
and Instructive information to everybody.
Will exhibit at Worcester, IN
rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-11

Mr. HENNEOY, O. Roxbnry, has discovered in
one d orr p4s ure weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
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"a DR.. BROA NT,S
1I5sE Medical office,

EA&
ls& For Ten Years to come will be at 148 Court
'dNo-@S street, near Revere House, Boston estab-
shed for specially treating ard curing all Diseases Of
She Throat Chest Heart Lungs Throat and Respiratory
organs Office hours daily, from 3. to p. m. Ad-
vice free
TIE PREMATURE DECAY OF YoUTH.-Just published by
Dr. Broadbent, the eminent Psychologist, private medi
cal Treatise on the EARLY Decay Of American Youth Sem
na Weakness, and ether diseases of the sexual organs
In both male and female i5 for general distribution
and may be had by calling at bis Office, it will be
mailed in sealed envelope to any part OF the country free
OF charge receipt Of two letter stamps for postage
70 TIE LADIES' Ladies troubled with Irregularities
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to the female
system will find speedy cure by calling above,
"a disIy
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NOTICE TO THE SICK.

For sale by GEORGE R sPCRR. and BY all respeot
able Druggists dkw2w ~
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

THE NICARAGUA TREATY.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
writes that there is reason to believe that the
Cass and Yrissarri Treaty has totally failed.
The Hicaraguan Government have not even
considered it. They objected to it, as we
learn, on the ground that Mr.. Yrissarri had
no authority from Nicaragua TO make it,
Mr.. Yrissarri had received credentials fron
the Rivas Government, but none from that
of Martinez. Besides, all the other Cen
tral American States with which Nicaragua
is in alliance are hostile to the treaty, for
the reason that is gives the United States a
right to protect the transit by military force.
The treaty, in fact. gives the United States
the right to occupy the Isthmus.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
Kanzas Newspapers.

The Ranzas Settler, is the title of new
Free State paper which has been started at
Teeumseh, on the ruins of the Note Book.
1t is published by Mr.. Lord. late of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
A new National Democratic paper has
been started at Fort Scott. It is a dingy
looking sheet-miserabIy printed and edited,
and very Border Rufianish all over. The
editor however, promises to improve as
soon as possible. which we hope he viii do,
when We may give him better notice.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
Whipped for being Free.

We clip the following from Missouri
exchange. This is what the Slaveocracy
would ike to see done in Kanzas It is
what they are striving to inaugurate all
over this Union. When Slavery is dead
and buried, or every laboring man. black
or srkite. is bondsman, then, and not TIL
then. win the agitation on this subject cease:
s.Niae free negroes, in the State without
q license, were fined, In st. Louis, Sl0
each, but not being able 70 pay. discharged
the. debt by receiving ten lashes. each.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
..Kick Him Again y

This seems 70 be the rule upon which our
National Government acts with regard to
the colored people who are unfortunate
enough to reside within the boundaries of
this despotism. A free negro of Maryland
lately petititioned the Legislature of that
State for permit to sail his vessel without
a white man on board. His petition was
referred to the Treasury Department, which
has exclusive jurisdiction in this matter.
Mr.. Secretary Cobb has instructed the Col
lector of the port of Baltimore not 10 let a
free negro act as the master of any vessel.
1t would save considerable time and trou-
bic, besides letting the poor devils whose
skins are darker than ours know that they
cannot live in our midst except as slaves,
for Autocrat buchanan to issue his pron.a-
cidusento to the effect that no negro, bond or
free. shall be allowed to follow any respect
able business within the limits of his High
ness domain. Alas, the poor negroes I
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20

extreme Southern and one Northern Le-
compton man Russell on il; one Adrian ]
anti-Lecompton Democrat, but he Is doubt
full. and four Republicans.
It seems to as that, with such commit
tee, the Slave Power is triumphant, and that
the investigation and delay aimed at viii
not amount to feather in the scale against
the passage of the Lecompton Constitution.
Washington is full of Kanzas pro-slayery
men. and the committee viii not need. con-
stituted as it is. to send far for papers and
persons. The majority viii, we believe,
aim to slur the whole thing over and make
report as speedily as possible, leaving the
minority to protest snd1enter an opposition
report. Spite of the first favorable augu-
ries, we trust our friends win not be de-
ceired. The hope of preventing the pass
age is indeed frail when it depends upon the
courage and devotion of few Northern
Democrats. One significant fact is appa-
rent. During the ballotings on Friday
night and Saturday there was an average
anti-Leeompton majority of tscelvs, but on
the final vote it had dwindled down to four
During the interim of Sunday, the Presi-
dents power, coaxing or bids. had disposed
of at least eight. If SO many could be used
up in one day, it will not take long to pur-
chase or frighten the other .Jour. We do
not feel by any means certain that the "crime
against Kanzas'' will not be consummated
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-20
Section third provides
We shall publish the Act entire next wee
The President and the Boilers.

The President of the United States in his
late Message on Kanzas Affairs, comes to
the rescue of the boilers who didn't elect
their State Ticket on the 4th of January
He halls their action as evidence of s'return-
ing reason, and as an emphatic endorse
mentof the Lecompton Constitution, remov-
ing the last objection to the admission of
Kanzas under that instrument This en-
dorsement, coming from such distinguished
source, must be peculiarly gratifying to the
'ssubterraneans, and we expect to see them
worshipping at the Presidential shrine in
the future; and when the boiling movement
eliminates in Democratic" party they
viii certainly get their reward in the shape
of fat "takes'' at the public crib For
our part, we feel disposed to do all we can
to bring about this happy conclusion, and
for proper consideration-say two shares
of 'sMinneola" stock-will use all our in
fuence with the President to secure that end
Smiths sleek and fat condition, together
with his well-known piety. render him emf
nently fit for the post of Minister to the
Fejee Islands, where the inhabitants are fond
of roast missionary. Goodin-but we
shall make no further recommendations un-
til We get our pay. If it is not convenient
to pay in Minneoia stock, we viii take Ter
ritorial shin-plasters, which we can use for
various purposes. Our address is EN-
poria.