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Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

These valuable and reliable preparations now being in
trodu ed into state and the country are sustained by
the most reliable testimonials and prepared by the strict
est laws in Pharmacy
To Physician, Dealer Invalid, we ask that you ex-
anime the circulars, which may be found with all dealers:
and we do not hesitate to declare that YOU will find them
worthy your confidence 1t is the determination of the
proprieors to publish but reliable testimonials and
in every department to invite rigid inquiries that may
have the confidence due deserving preparations.
PRICES WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
j. W. HUNNEWELL q co, 5, &, l. anc Commercial
Wharf, Boston, General Agents.
GEORGE lIUNNEWELL, las Water street, Sole A gent
for New York.
nder the special supervision of JOHN L. HUME
WE'LL Chemist and Pharmaceutist, to whom direct all
communications.
Sold in Worcester by J. @. HILL JAMES GREEN,
NJ Is. GREEN d co and GEO. p. HARLOW, (succes-
sor to Chas Clark.) deod&weowGm mi
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

All who have any serious troublesome disease will
very naturally seek advve somewhere and this leads me
to say few words the choice Of physician. And
first let all qUQckS impOSterS and hHlRbugS alone.
YOU have intelligent physician your vicinity apply to
him immediately and follow his directions explicitly and
for a sufficient length time aud he will probably cure
you; if not then apply to who makes your disease
Specially for no physician in general practice no matter
how eminent treat particular disease, class OF
Diseases successfully one OF the same ability who
makes such diseases Speciality and devoes swhole at
fused TO treat private diseases speciality and hence
they have been mOnopozed by quacks The fear OF los
ing caste i'll society," Of being cassed among chara
tanS by the profession has too long stood in the of
this most desirable result What disgrace is there in
making class of diseases specially that all physicians
treat in general practice? The Great Rlcord of Paris
and Acton OF Londen, both make PFiude Diseases
specially and vet their fame is enyabe as ii is world
wide is in tact the only remedy for of the most
diseases pracced in all the larger cities throughout
the country. But to return said let quacks and i'm
posters alone Their advertisements fill the newspapers
anu are well calculated to deceive the inexperienced,
made up as they of the most eNtravagan pFefen
Dut without shadow of eUGeDce of the truth of what
theY say Advertising is Of itself sim but deceptive
advertisements are an abOmuatiOn; and advertising
physician entitled to any confidence hdteUer who does
not give to the public the most undOubed guarantee both
of mis- honesty and his skill.
In o1erng my services in speciality which = hereto
ask no man TO employ who is fully convinced haa
shail treat him courteOusly. deal hoBOrabv and with
Inc strctes hdety and give him the best possible chance
IOr Il speedy and permanent cure.
H. n. MATTISON
OIL deod&wu No. 2S Union-st., Providence Il. l.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
MI IANHOOD-How Lost. how Restored.

M ANHOOD--How Lost, how Restored.
ANA just published, in Sealed Envelope on the Ma
ture, Ireaimelt and Radical Cure of Spermaorrhea
seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Inyountary Emissions, inducing inpotency and mental
and physical incapaeity. By ROB, j. CULyERWELL,
NJ. D., author of THE Green Book &c. The world
renowned author, in this admirable Lecture clearly
proves from his experience that the awful conse
quences Of selabuse be efectuay removed without
Medicine and without dangerous surgical ope atios bout
gies instruments, rings cordias; pointing mode
of cure at certain and eectua by which every su
terer no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheGpy, prirdteiy and radcdliy This Lecture
will prove boon TO thousands and thousands Sent un
der seal to address, postpaid the receipt
postage stamps by addressing DR.. Gil. j. G. KLINE,
ial0 daUtdl2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

EOR SALE-A light manufacturing cash
= business Has been established for many years pay
Ing good per centaRe. Reason for selling g be ex
planned. Address &c O." Drawer II, Worcester Post
once. dtf OILS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
MeOitines.
10 G TOR MA TTISON,S
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
S P ECIAL PRACTICE.
No. rs Union ST.. Providence, RI.

lY7 Circulars giriag faH Information NTH uodoubt
references and testimonials. sent by mail 1fs,
Pdmfhlet on Diseases OF Women and on
PIfUdte and Chronic Maiddies geneTalIU
sent free 6g enclosing a stdpD to ~
Dr. Ii. ~ MATIlSON,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
WORCESTER 81 NASu

lalsaa51lz- WURCESTER & NASHUA
esss= esssszzsszsz= I IL AD.- Winter ArYaaqement
On ant after Nov. lst, 1858, Passenger
Leave worcester at 620 and Ills a. n and A. Is D. M
Leave Nashua at a. M and Il m, and p. n.
Al Nashua, all trains connect wifi the trains OF Con
eord Karoad where passengers take the and from
me northern the fassumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton junction, trains connect directly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Rairoad and also with trains
OF the tltchburg Railroad with the execution of the first
train from Boston and at Fchburg with trains Of The
vermont ana Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For fuIther particulars and connections with other
land States g. W BENTi TY Sun't
Worcester Nov. |, 1858. diff inv97
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
Musieal.

PIANOS REPAIRED AND
sezSzzzza9SfA TUNED by workmen who possess a thor
" w ough knowledge of their mechanism, and
SAhave been employed for many years by
7. Gilbert Co., and Hallet Davis IL Co., in Finishing
Regulating and Tuning Instruments, at their Piano
Rooms, in Boston. Orders from the city country
at manuf ctory, the Music Stores Messrs j.
A. Dorman and A. w Sawyer, will receive prompt at
tention. TAYLOR & FARLEY,
Melodeon Makers and Piano Forte Dealers,
DIG diff 3l5 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
TnsurancG.
N S U R A n C E.
BERKSHIRE LIF f INSURANCE
- COMPANY, PIrrsFIELp, MASS.
Chartered 1851 Capital and Accumulation S2Ie,991.
GEO. y. BRIGGS, President.
BENJAMIN CHICKERINC, Sec'y & Treas'r.

Ths Company at the end OF Inc elehth hnanclaI eaf
still continues toinsure good Life Risks and the prompt
which has been shown to meet its losses with
any litigation by the officers managing its affairs has
secured the confidence of the public and enables it to
take high stand among the Life Insurance Companies
doing business in this state.
Ii be proper to state that the President of the
COmnanv having been relieved from and occupa-
tiOns which have engrossel much of his time will in fu-
be able to devote larger share of hls time to the
interests OF the Company.
Since its organization about sixty thousand dollars
have paid for losses and the close of the
nancial years business, no claims remain against the
Company unpaid. 1t is not only Mutual but Dividend
paying Company. The last dividend was twenty per
cent on all life policies, declared Sept, 3, 1856
Pamphlets and Circulars hibng condition of the
Company and its doing business also Blank
Applications and formstor eectng insurance may be OBJ
tained of A. s. COFFIN, Agent for Worcester and vi
cinity. Office No 265 Main street, Worcester, Mass
DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
Raitroa0s.
ROSTON & WORCESTER
laassn1l19aa5gsa DO

lH7ssn1I1ssaagse DOO ION " w OhO
sszaszszsissERAILROAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
- A-S-~ NEAI, commencing MONDAY, Novem
PASSENGER TRAINS cave for Boston, as follows;
Leave Worcester at Steamboat l. 40 H., 32j Exp
=, ILO2 EXP, also Wednesdays D. The 4, I, $40
m ana M trains, and the special train each Wednes-
Say evening will start from upper Station; all others
AIiilbury, $40 a. m. $40 p. m.
Milford, 7.l0 $40 a.. m. 4 y. m.
SSSoItnporo y.30 a. m. $50
nMiIloor1 ia, 10 a. m. APO p.
rraihlgham Centre, IA 1927 a. m. $50 p. m.
, ralnngham, Steamboat. SOB l045 a. m 4l2 Ex. sos
Il;9O EXP, also Wednesday 1865 p. M
SsNohVllIc, o55 a. m. 2.45 D. m
1NeWton Lower Falls. $50, a. m, 20, AS s D. m,
west Newton, 6.42 74l, S33 Wor.. 9.l2 ii Is Wor a.
m NJ ,'o- SZ6 45I, 5S5 Wor, s.l2 also Wednesdays 1925
Brookne t645, 100 Sis. 49, 10 a. m lis. +2l54 $780,
o'iJ, " aiso Wednesdays TO- Is p m.
I'm cohhection with trains ouCharles River Branch.
n ~, Trains leave Boston, as follows.
TOT worcester at 1l5, $40 Exp a. m. l3O 3 Exp. 3O
5.l5 Exp. also Wednesdays II Is D. M 'N'
Millbury, lis a. m. 430 D. M
Milford, us a. m. L30 430 D. m
NofinOoro. I.lS a. III. l.30, 4.30 D. m.
Aallporo Il5 a. m l30, 4.30 p. M
rramnsham Center, Ills a. M l.30, 43O D. m
Exp, also Wednesdays IL Is p.m F ''''' Oi"
SaAoiFille, $50, a. M, $50 p m.
NeWloh t,l5 WoI, 3, $50 m. u, l.30 Wor BIS 80
5'5p o.$O sl5 also Wednesdays II Is p. M '''V'
Brookne, L3O, 1.5D g. II III. *l2 l5 2l5 80 5+6
$50, also Wednesdays IL D. m ~ ' - -
Albany, rs $50 Exp. a. m lao, Fxp n m
New YORK, via Springfield, $50 EXP. a. M 8 Exp D. M
New York via Norwich, 5l5 Exn D. M r ~
~ New York Sunday Mail Train at 6 30 D. m FIX
press Trains stop only at Framngham
TN connection with Trains ON Charles River Branch
p.. W ,-o L. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
NJ r s. WI N i o y
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SCOT HIN G SYRUP
FOIs CIEIEnIsEO ,rr,r,ru
FOE CHILDREN TEETm1NG.

which greatly facilitates the process OF teething b sof
tening the gums, reducing all infammatun-wI ull1v
ALL PAIN and spasm0dic action, aud is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOrrR INFANTS
nave pun up ana sold this article for 10 wears
and CAN SAY CONFIDENCE a. TRUTH Off what we l,vs
never been able TO say any other medicine = FVEB
Iii IAS l EAtLEil IN 81 C GLE INSTANCE, 10 EFF.
EECiao hE,wheh timely s used. Never did we know an
contrary, all delphtedbv y Its opera and n m
terms OF highest commeud = tion of its mnrici T4
and medicinal virtues We vsDeak in This nigtt"r ,I''
WE Do KNOW" after ten vears rxncrion.o ~
PLEDGE REPUTATION ron TuE WI riI H,s,r ~
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE y In almost every irst,,a az
where the infant is suffering Gfrom nain and vba i
relief will be found in fl . teen or twenty mpnf,s ~
Ter the syrup is admins stered "
This valuable preparation sis the nrescrintion of o =
the most EXPERIENCED Saud SIX iii FIFif Ni-p"1Es @ %
in New England, and has been used Win NvIv i;' t
ING SUCCESS in TIiUSANDS X OF GASES ' m Ala
1t not only relieves the child from main bnt ir,io
crates the stomach and o bowels, corrects ariditS
and gives tone and energy to the whole sTstern
Will almost instantly re Sieye ''' ~
GRIPPING IN THE BOW SELS AND WINn corIc
and overcome commissions (which ifnot sneedS ra.
died, end in death. We be eve il the REST and eps
REMEDY THE WORLD in = ali cases Of II EN'Tt ~
anu i - ~ l. a "A IL II " A in =CHlLDREN, whether it
slro eetlg or from any other We would
any of the foregoing com plaints-Do NOT IgT ,oyin
PREJu DICEs, THE PREJ 1iIDICEs or oTHrPs stond
between your suffering 1child and the relief fnio,y
th uat VIII 0e suKE yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE-to
tis v ese @ VI ns heHicne II etimely used. Full drec-
uois ; lor using VIII accom- pany each bottle. None
KINS, New York, Is on the outside wranner prian
only 25 cents. 'PP0' Aiio0
GEO. II. SPURR, POI Main street Wholesale Aoan+
lR Sold by Druggists throughout the world Princi
pal Ofbcc No l3 Cedar street New York. d&WIv au9
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

f0T Rheaaatisn G0at, Neufalgia Lans5ago Stiff Nee
GNd yonfs SprainS, Bruises cuts and lJ9a1ds
Pifes, HeadGche, and ali Rheumatic
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
RELIEF AND UFA.
| TO YoUR INFANTS.

Depend upon it. mothers it will give rest to yourselve
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

T'O BE LET-A pleasant tenement on
- Vernon street. Inquire of THOMAS w. FOX No.
Brnley HAL. diff Mo
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
FOR SALE.-T6at connmodio1,
90 be Iet.

~ Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow
for mechanical operations the center of poDula
ton in the city, can be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory TERMS application at the Junction Ma
chine Shop to the subscriber No 81 Southbridge
street. JAMES ESTABROOK.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31
TTNO LET-A Tenement on Chandler St.

90 ftAH TO LET OR FOR SALE-A
It'll House and Barn with acre of land well sup
4plied with choice fruit trees, situated in Mllbury,
Arnory Village, formerly owned by George H. Rice For
fnrther particulars inquire of +. W. HARRINGTON on
the premises. diff MI
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

THO LET-A first class house, on Harvard
n street. Possession given at once. Apply to
d23 disH c. A. HARRIN GTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-31

TNO LET-No. Is Harvard street, an up
l. stairs tenement. Possession given Immediately.
n9 diff
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19

and gloats over the fruitless efforts made
to escape b. the pinioBed insect.
The Republicans of this part of the Dis
trict feel agreeably disappointed in Mr.
Nelson. We fesl that in hini. We have a
champion worthy OF the cause, a standard
bearer who will raise alof. the banner Of
| R-publicanism in this District, aud a man
who J., more than match for the big gun
Of Democracy the i,nmutabIe Daniel
When the debate was concluded. three
Cheers were proposed lot NelsOa. which
were given with hearty good will. which
rent the air like the boom of corps of
heavy artillery and crashed upon the ear
of the astonished Democrats as did We'll
lington's cannon at Waterloo, upon the
defeated Gnard of Napoleon
After the cheering for Nelson hid subsi-
ded, cheers were proposed for Daniel. bit
they did not come. feeble sickly squeak
from two or three Illinois men wa the only
response; then slowly ard -adiy they
wended their way toward their homes. to
regulate their domestic institutions in their
own way.
In conclusion let me add that Nelson
made some converts. Several Democrats
have publicly expressed themselves Mel
sons friends, and will give him their
AN EVE WTrNESc
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19

An APoLoGlsT FOR BLAcKGuARDisM-
attempted TO apology for be Dlackguard.
ism of Daniel at Hartford on Monday last
Like all attempts to defend an act that is
in itself indefensible there must be a re-
sort To falsehood, aud a contemplate quib-
BILE. After long striny of personal abuse
OF ourself. false in every particular, the
writer by circumlocution slys that 1--WE in-
terrupted Daniel in his'specch. The asser.
tian is cOwardly and base lie, as We can
prove by more than twenty responsible
men. including those of both political oar
ties
This is the language of the journal. Be
ing like all others of his class he thought
the duty develved upon him TO interrupt
Mr. Voorhees,, and have him To repeat the
sentence lost to bis hearing" and then the
writer adds; ''Mr. Voorhees,, not having a
very erhalted opinion OF the class and not
recognizing the locals right to internedle
with his speechs. declined to repeat, but,
instead thereof addressed some very conso
latory and truthful remarks TO Silverthorn.'
Now was there every anything 80 monstrous
ly false, attempted to be palmed off for fact?
Every man who was any WAYS nsar where
we sat knows that we did not.interrupt Mr
Voorhees,, nor attempt anything of the
F kind We never Interrupted speaker in
a public meeting at any time or place. uor
suffered IT TO be done by others if in our
/ power to prevent it. We bad the same right
! to 90 to Hartford to hear Mr.. Voorhees, that
any other man bad, Wa listened to him as
/ orderly aud respectfully as any one present
and no Que not lost 10 all sense of honor oil
love oftruth will say to the contrary.
Mr. Voorhees, knOtos we did not interrupt
him. The truth il Mr.. Voorhees, was very
much excited that day in his speech. and
allowed his natural instincts, which il
that of low bred pretender, to crop out
and disgusted right thinking men of al
parties. and the only defence that can b,
nffered is al attemp. To paliate-by re-
sort to Down right lying. He has a fitting
apolugist in the tool who WI ote the ariic.'
in the Journal Co which we have alluded
s
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19

Woo COUNTY FAIR.-The eighth annual
Fair of the Vigo County Agricultural So
ciety will commence on tuesday the 9th
Most ample arrangements are being mad,
on part of the very efficient officers TO max,
this the most attractive Fair ever held in
f this county.
The premium list is large aud liberal
and the awarding committees have heen st
lecIed with much judgment, and solely il
reference to their capacity to Judge of the
different articles IN their several depart
ments.
But after all that may be done by the
board, the success of the Fair must. depend
saolly upon our citizeus-the Farmers.
and Stock growers, the Mechanics and Az
gricuIurisls. the Pomol ogists Horticultur.
alists &c,
We hope that every adult citizen of our
county will contribute something TO the
coming Fair.
The developement of the mineral, asri-
culturaland mechanical wealth and resorces
oI our country Is OF really more pracucaI
importance TO US ss citizens. aud indi-
vidusl>. than this success OF any indi-
vidaal in the Presidential canvass. We
have a county not surpassed in the latent
elements of wealth, a host OF mech anics not
excelled, 10 intelligence. skill and energy
by any people on the face OF the earth. Farm.
ers who would give character to any com
nuuity, by their industry thrift and hon.
esty. aud II only requires a united effort
on part Of these several departments. to
make Vigo county one of the foremost
counties in the State
Mutual counsel earnest united eff lrt and
an intelligent interchange of sentiment aud
experience IL necessary and there i 20 place
so suitable for this interchange of ex oeri.
ence sentiment and counsel "a at the snnu al
Fairs
Let every one 60 TO work at once to pre-
pare their contributions of products. manu-
factures DC. aud let all come to the Coun-
ty Fair on the 25th inst. prepared tn do
their duties. in all these respects
These Agricultural. aud industrial Fairs
are mutual aid societies and i: properly
fostered and conducted. pay handsome
dividends
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
oAkLr.Lr. Ind, Sept. ID. 1861


On yesterday at this place, and day be-
fore at Sullivan, heard the distinguished
candidates for Congress in the 7th District,
Nelson and Voorhees,.
Mr.. Nelson does himself great credit and
the glorious cause OF Repuhlicanism good
service. He comes up fully to the expec
tation and desires o! his friends, and casts
dismay and discontinue into the dstrac-
ted hosts of PROSTATE ID democracy. he more
than comes up to Voorhees, in that taking
defamation, by which the Democracy
hoped to succeed in this District, and in
solid reason and sound argument he vastly
surpasses him. Poor Daniel paws the air
and tears passion to tatters in approved
style. His whole stock iu trade consists
in Abolitionism and Negro equality, Hell
per and John Brown, aud he rants like Q
hurricane let loose about the sovereignty
of the people. But it is no 60. The It'd,
is against him. The people wi II see wher
the truth lies. Daniel is gone up. Be o
good cheer. Sullivan county will do he
duty in October aud November.
i ~. Vs.. .H X. r.ras.tlu %
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
Vi2O Circuit Court.
State of IudiansI
vs.. Murder



This case commenced on Wednesday
last. was given to the Jury yesterday morn
ing, and at | o'clock. they returned the
following verdict:
I'VE the Jury End the defendant guilty
Of murder in the first degree. and that he
shall suff .r death -
The Jury being polled, at the request of
the defendant. each gave his assent to the
above as his verdict
A motion was made by Col. Drake one
of the counsels tor the defendant for a new
trial
Our readers will doubtless retnber the
circumstances Of th- murder which was
or seven miles II thi- city, the
National road. The murder was a most
atrocious and malignant one, showing a
degree of cold blooded inhsmanity, almost
unheard of in the annals OF crime. We
published a, the time the chain ofevidence
as elected at the preliminary examination
which our readers will remember.
Bradford was brought into Court before
the Jury entered and appeared greatly de-
pressed, and curing the delay occasioned
in awaiting the coming OF B. B. Mcffatt
Esq, one of his counsel, he sat with his
head in his hands aud appeared to be n
great agony The reading of the verdict
seemed to oppress him still more and wept
bitterly..as be was being recondueted to Jail.
Bradford is about 80 years of age. The
name of the murdered man was John l..
Wright.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19
For the Express.

For the Express.
had the good fortune to hear the debate
between Nelson and VOORHEES, at Fairbanks
on Tues lay. Placing. as | do. high es-
innate on our candi late, and taking into
account the righteousness Of our cause. |
was expecting that Nelson would be more
than a match for the Great Daniel. IL had
been so told me. but ] assure you, the half
bad not been told. So complete a victory
as our gallant Colonel achieved, ] never
before witnessed.
IL was evident that Mr. Voorhees,, in
getting into cold Sullivan" would feel
more confident, and that his humbuggipg
charges of Abolitionism, &c, would take
better. His opening speech showed this.
His overbearing manner, his ferocious
countenance. his bulldog style-all show
ed the man and the cause both bad at
heart. II was evident nevertheless, that
he looked with anxiety to the reply Of his
opponent, for he attempted TO ward of the
force Of the coming rejoinder by telling
them what Nelson would say-attemptine
to burlesque some Of his glowing periods
With the exception Of few words about
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-19


IL We have received from our friend
Newton Booth Esq q Fourth of July ad-
dress. delivered by him, in the city Of
Stockton California, on the last Fourth. 1t
is beautiful production, brim full of tb at
classic eloquence. polished periods. aud
eloquent thought 20 peculiar to the accom-
plished author We have room To give but
portion of it. The first paragraph So
| full of poetry is as follows:
"We have met together in the golden
sunlight Of this midsummer day, in this
bright land whore the air breaths softest
/ and the sun shines fairesI-almoSt in hear
ing of the dashing of the Pacific, and III
/ sight of the outline of the Sirrra Nevada
we, chi .dren of the fathers of the Repub-
! lie, Americans by birth aud adoption. Cal
/ itorrians from choice, and freemen by The
I grace of the ever living GoD. to join with
/ each other in the celebration Of our \ Nation e
Juhil.e and one OF the Worlds Festivals
/ of Freedom.
And the following, which is the last par.
agraph. is no less beautiful,
But if We prove ourselves unworthy the
priceless heritage of freedom; If we be:ray
The cause We should die to save; if anarchy
I and disunion "come down 90 us like
night" il that divine abstraction we wor-
>hip as our country be utterly destroyed
/ still, somewhere, in the ages to come
through some race. The cause of Freedom
must triumph, Jehovah, when DE- made
I man ir His own image. higher than al
governments, Bobler THAI al institutions
pledged HIS right arm for its support. /
i. the cause Of Right circumstances
from the universe Amid the storms E.
rime. the tempest shock pf War. the blind
ing mists of Error and darksuing cloud
of Fals-still from HIS throne nn high ii
reigns supremr; and st,il. in SUNSHINE sn'
IN storm, he soul Of man g!asses HIS atclu
farm