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Or. MATTISoNS REMEDIAL ISTITUTE
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,
No. 2s Union Street. Providence. ri

NO 20 Union street, Providence, H
go IhiS SPeciGuy embraces all diseases of a rripats
nature Duth OF MEN and WOMEN, by atrepularIv eju
9Jte4 n9yseian Of twenty wears practice, giving his
WhOte 0ttehi0N to them w Consultations by letter ar
Otherwise are strictly confidential, aid medicines viii
DC sent p Express secure from observation TO any ad-
dress. Also accommodations for patients from abroad
until restored to health 7 ie'
Us PARTICULAR CA UTTON,-In tbeso
uaNs. OF medical imposition, when assume 10 he
PHYSICIANS without any knowledge of medicines whntey
Fl persons cannot be too careful to whom they apply be-
oIe at least making some mqHiTR and especially In re-
tatloh 70 those Wh0 make The greatest pYeent0BS AS
me newspapers are filled with the deceptive ADVERTISE
es OF men Of this kind without the above precaution
zen 10 one you Will he imposed upon 1g@By enclosing
Hiie stamp I as above Dr. NJ will send free Pampli2
eS gsneTay, giving fun information Nth the most IN
ugaOted FGefehceS and testimonials without which no
advertising physician medicine of this kind is dsery
hlS 81 ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER
~ ORDERS by ma promptly attended to- Write your
ADDRESS PtGtaiy and direct to DR. MATTIsoN as above
aulU d&MeODtf
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For anything that will excel Drs. Hill & Thompson's
Purely vegetable Speeches. for the of Gonorrhea,
Affections OF the Kidneys, Gravel Impotcncy, Seminal
Weakness and all diseases of the Urinary Organs also
Coughs, Nervous Complaints Dyspepsia, Constipation
fles Scrofula Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Jaundice
ana diseases generally.
friendly advice they tender to ALL that upon the APP
proach OF infection disease, apply them
BY adopting this precauOn, the greater difficulty is
avoided in edectng speedy and sure cure.
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DYSON N. HEATH'S POETICAT

{ 1hoUN n. HEATH'S POETICAL
" NOTICE No. =.
ware, - ''i minus vi
fair; N' F''Oo' very
For a. the roetea Exchange every day brings some
Sometimes wooden ware or glass at otI,nr oa.,.. =,
is very true; -' NV' Hi"'9, IL
lind, " ' "V"'1ou may
every kind: NP''S sVuusi
be sure to 90; ' HN'ii'ulEei
just below ' ~" "Vuu pWy
n. b am constantly receiving the latest st,los a,
ceckery anu glass ware, and the best variety of bnnsc
keepg goods to he found In Worcester md sboi seii ~
less prices than any other first class store in be t
my29 w3n OigSoN n w 1it -;
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For Females,

DIR. MATTIS0N'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE
lzS This celebrated Female Medicine possessing viz
tues unknown of anything else of the kind and proving
enectua after all Others have failed is prepared an
Indian Plant used by the natives for the purpose
from time lmmemorial and for the first time offered
to the public 1t is designed for both married and sin
gle ladies, and the best thing known for the pur
pose as It Will bring the monthly sickness in case o.
obstruction after all of the kind
tried IN vain. This may seem Incredible but cure is
guaranteed IN al cases. or the price will be refunded.
W 1000 Bottles have been sold in eighteen months
Whoaf single failure when taken directed and with
out the least injury to health in EIt Is put
up IN two ounce bottles, of three different strengths with
u directions for using, and by express under SEAL
to all parts Of the country. PRICES For No. ull
strength $40 per bOttlc No alf strength So per bot
re; No ., onetenth strength 81 per bottle 0- IN.
NAH are warranted 10 cure but it will require more
onln. at - -f - ~
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nj DICAL TITUTE
Sc Main street, Worcester, Mass,

DRS. HELL ~ THOATP SON
PHYSICIANS and DENTISTs continue, as heretooreto
consult with the afflicted of either SEX personally by
letter. Drs II. and 7. consider it superluOus to alude
the universal which has attended their prac-
tce since the establishment of their office Worcester
The Drs take pleasure in informing the fairer portion
of the readers OF this advertisement. that they have
highly popular European Remedy for Female Complaints
1t is from the original recipe Of the distinguished Physi
clan, Sir VIM. James, OF London entirled DIR. VIM
james Female Catholicon." 1t will be found certain
remedy and warranted not to fail In the immediate re
moVal of Soppages of the Monthly Catamenia Whites
and Falling of the Womb. Married ladies' whose health
will not admit OF increase of family, will find It a GER
tain pre- tentative, but at the time il to
caution hose who eBeiente, that if they it,
carriage Is to be the result
This inrauahle remedy will be sent tree anywhere,
with advice, receipt OF So.
The limits Of this advertisements will prevent Drs H.
7. from alludng to the advantages patients are
placed underby consulting Them in conclusion they
would add-no skill. attention, experience will be
wanting their part in treating successfully the most
obstinate cases Of private nature that their
|
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GEO. n. BRIGGS, President
BENJAMIN CHICKERING, Sec'y g. Treas'r

This Company. at the end of the eighth financial year.
still continues tonsure good Life Risks and the prompt
ness which has ever been shown to meet its losses with
out 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
now doing business in this state.
1t may be proper to state that the President of the
Company. having been relieved from and occupa
tons which have engrOssed much of his time, will I-
ture be able to devote lager share of his time TO the
interests OF the Company.
Since its organization about sixty thousand dollars
have been paid cut for losses and the close the
nancal years business, claims remain against the
Company unpaid. 1t is not only Mutual but Dividend
paying Company. The last dividend was twenty per
scent ON all life policies, declared Sept, 8, 1856.
Pamphlets and Circulars. exhibiting condition the
Company and its manner of doing business also, Blank
Applications and forms for eecting insurance may OBJ
tanned Of A. S; COFFIN, Agent for Worcester and vi
ctnity. Office No 265 Main street, Worcester Mass
NJ DIFF
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The above arrangement will be continued until frthe,
notice.
Cars leave Worcester at o'clock p. ul daily
JAG dit 5. H. TABOR, Sup't
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MAssASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass.
Cash CAPITAL, s2l2, 900
N. A, CLARKE. Secretary.
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The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester
vicinity is prepared to issue policies property against
loss or damage by fire All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN G. KENDALL Agent
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, A S S E n G r. TICl
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK..

Pr ovid ence & Stonington,
over the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connec
ton with the Splendid Steamers
"CoMMoNWEALTIi.' and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
be had the Providence Depot at the following
rates, viz:
First Glass. on
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AGREEABLE INFORMATION ron pons
EAIEN<

The Academic des Sciences Of Paris ha,
jnst received communication, which ha.
literally caused the quills upcn that fretfu
porcnpinc to stand on end with horrcr, A
sdaant Of Wurtsburg, NJ. Wirchow b,
name, announces the fenrfM discovery h,
has just made Of the existence OF dreadful
microscopic animal, the truoiina sparatis
in the flesh Of hogs, no matter how prepared
whether you call it pork, ham, bacon. sau.
sage, or rolony. When an individual hap.
pens to eat Of this animal in abundance b,
is observed to grow pale and emacia,ed il
a few days afterwards; his strength desert.
him and he dies at the end of the sixth
week. post norton examination shows
the muscles Of the body to be filed with
ruchina spdrafis, which proves that death
must be occasioned by muscular consump-
tion, owing to the attacks Of this horrible
little monster. Moses knew full we'll what
he was about when he forbade the use OF
sswins's flesh to his countrymcu.-L London
Star, dug. IL.
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NO COMPLIMENTS IN PRAYER.

We have heard some prayers which were
designed 10 effect the hearer rather than 10
reach heaven. The Following characteristic
anecdote OF John Randolph is keen rcbukc
to the practice:
In one of his spells Of repentance md
sickness he was visited by minister who,
a. bis request, prayed for and with him
The minister began in this Wise: s.Lord,
our friend is sick. Thou knowe., how gen.
erous be was to the poor. and what eminent
services he has rendered to his country, and
how he is among the honorcd and grea. m en-
Of the earth"
"Stop, stop" said the impatient Ran.
dolph, "no more OF such stuff, else the lord
will damn ns both.o
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PRESIDENTiL CAMPAIGN OF 1850
Republican Executive Congressional Committee
hon. PRESTON KING, y. Y, Chairman.
JAMES W. GRIMES. IOWA.
Ii S. FOSTER, CONN.
On the part ofthe Senate.
HON. JOHN covoDE. PENN. Treas urer
3" r. b. wAsHBGRNE, ILLINOIS.
" y. G. sPAuLDING. Ny.
j. Il. ALLEY. MASS.
DAVID KILGORE, INDIANA.
J. n. sTRATToN, n. ].
On fAc part Of the House Of Reps
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
speeches
EIGHT PAGES
Hon ". II. Seward. n Y: state Of the Country
W. H. Seward. n. Y: Rochester Speech
q. A. Grow Penn. Free Homes for Free men
" James Harlan. Iowa: Shall the Territories be
John Hickman, Penn: Who have Violated Com
mises2
p wade. Ohio Invasion of uarper's Ferry.
&. ". Seranton and j. II. Campbell, Pena.: The
Speakership.
r p. hisir. MO. Address ct Cincinnati; Cooui-
cation and Commerce.
Orris s. Ferry, Oonn.
Abraham Lincoln, H.: Tho demands of the South
The Republican party vndieated.
William Window, MINI: The Homestead Bill
It's Friends and Foes.
Owen Lorcioy. ILL.,: The faharcisn Of the Demo
cratic farty
Lands for the Landicss-A Tract.
The Poor " hites 9f the Seuth-A Tract.
sIxrEES FACES.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull H.: Seizure Of the Arsenals al
HaEpcr's Ferry Va, aud Liberty, Mo-, and in
vindication of the Republican Party
n. =. " adc, Ohio: Property In the Territories.
/" H.Yan wyck, n Y: True Dcmcracy-HIstory
Siudcatei.
" II. wilson Mass: Territorial Slave Code
Z" J9hn p. Hale, n. II.
J. j. Perry. Ne: Posting the Books between the
North aad the Sputh''
{" n. nooiit;lc. wis: The Calhoun Revolution
Its Basis and its Progress.
Carl Schurr Wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
TwESTy-rcUR PAGES.
Hon. Jacob Cellamer, Vermont.
THIRTy-Two FACES.
1Ion. Thomas CoTwin of Ohio.
eERNAS-EIGUr FACES.
Hon q. A. Grow, Penn: Free lIpues for Free Men.
- James Harlan. Iowa; Shall the Territories be
s'rcanixed?
" John Hickman. Penn. Who have Violated Com
Carl schurr, Wis Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
SIXTEEN PAGES.
lion Lyman rrun,buIl, M Seizure af the Arsenais at
Ussper's Ferry. Va, and Liberty. Mo, and in
viHttestan Of the Republican Party.
" ". II Seward. n. Y: The State Of the Couetry
Lands f,r the Lassex-A Tract,
And all ths Republican speeches will be Published as
delivered.
During the Presidential CsuDAen. Speeches and
priCssi -
Esat sass per hundred eoses free Of postage so
Sixteen LOO
rseEty-fo :" &" $50
Address either Of the s.sn~e Committee,
GEORGE HARRINGTON. Secretary
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F.sEEsAxAS, tef the erm Of r. Geesaman Col
viii give bis personal attention to the careful an. sc-
earate erapuriuS Of Physicians Prescriptions. Aisa.
family reresVss 10 she English, 6e-msa Latin and
rrv,cs Language. His aag experience In ths. mrort
an; department Of the Drug Bassnesss irs:,ses ss 10
saying thai satIre sstsfsetiaa be rendered. TIE
greatest sn aitsnfiaa has te~z hests~t In the
selespa 81 esrrf-.ls ta rrss seneralis, which
sies shsn ~arra-t su articles sod. gen1Ie and
nre.
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AND VOW on ms.

ter q their rins,,,usieas"-fsp<eeA Of DsroIAs, ss
Gsi<stsyg n 1873.
AND NOw ON THIS!
n bold that no Such THIss IS sosEREiGN
POWER ATrAcHKs TO 4 IERz.roRr ~ 4
TERRITORY. hsid that Territory possesses ~hat-
ever psver /, derives frori the C.nsti,utioa UNDER
| TIE ORGANIC ACT. AND no NoRE-ISpeeeh 81
DOUGLAS IN As q. 5. Sesste, Fec. 1880
| Doaglas- Bssfnore Cosrenf;on Resosuison:
R<soired Tha, IL Is in accordance with the cnein-
Platform that during the
Governments the Of res.rfr;f,s, whatever it
may be. imposed by the Federal Constitution on the
porer Of tAe Territorial Leyisasars the subject
the aomesfe rsIaiisns the has been shcH
.e-safser b. analy DETERMINED By THE SUPREME
COURT the United States should respected by all
good citizens, and ENFORCED 9Th pronptness and
fidelity By EVERY BRANCH ef the General Govern
Bsn.
Mr.. DorcLas, in his letter OF acceptance,
endorses this resolution - follows:
"rpon esresai examination Of the psasform -
Baltimore with an additional reso.uston, which is
in PERFECT HARMONY With the Others. ani it
10 be afaithssl embodiment Of the time honored prin
y
and understood by all parties in the Presidential
contests of 1873 1859 and 1856 -
Here is the decision Of the Supreme Cour
which Mr.. DoucLAs says should be respected
and enforced BY every branch of the Federal
Government.
! "THE MEASURE OF RESTRICTION :"
Every etizen has right to take with him into the
| of the United States recognizes as property.
"rhe constitution of the United States recognizes
slaves property and pledges the Federal
to protect i"-Syiiabus Of the Drea Scott decisioa'
rhe only power conferred fon Gongres.) is the power
compiled with the duty of guarding and protecting tho
owner in his right. ."-Taney's opinion, Horard a5..
That Mr.. DoUGLAs agrees with this con-
struc.on of the Constitution, the following
extracts from his speeches will show:
The Democracy Of Illinois, in the first place accepts
the decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
in the Of Dred Scott authoritative interpre
iation Of the eoBsiiuiion. In accordance with that
decision, hold that siares are property and hence
equality rifh all other kinds Of property, and
the orner Of Stare has The same rgh!fo more into
a territory. and carry his Stare property wifA him
! The orner Of any other property has 10 90 there
and carry his property iy"-lSpecch of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 9Th, 1865.
1--WE" (senator Brown, Of Mississippi and Senator
Douglas OF illinois, agree that, under the decison of
the Supreme Court Of the United States, slaves
property standing equal footing with all other
propcrty and that consequently the owner Of slave
has the light to emgrate to territory and
his slave property With him the owner OF any other
species Of property has 10 there and carry his
property with him. Again: Thus far
the Senator from Mississippi and myself agree, that
stare property in the territories stands equal
footing toifh srery other speeeI Of property."-
(spcceh Of DOUGLAS in the U. s. Senate, Feb. 1859.
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DISSOLUTION.

he as-sa-sncrskiy hesesascre existing up1rr TIE
ARA zsss sssie es Jsen Hsn;k~u \ Co. b lass
dsv as.ssaves sy msznai eSseHs. sal sa 1csas fse
ev the sssa te PAID ~ Jsha H.rstes &rss
si eees sse sas ssna ss psia sssa usrtrn
sAe kss rrwhas<s the exssrs interest 81 5eEeA ss-
ss<a ~ Ne drm 81 Jeaa Hxnssazss b Co.
yssHx HAyTHuRx
SGxExfAH FpLscA
sznka H:s1A reezsA-y ssA ssss
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rTAfrienJ Of Mr.. Lincoln said 10 him
lately, 'Ifear you will be greatly troubled
with tho South.' .Yes," replied Mr.. Lin
coin, 81 fear shall" "Df course,o said
bis friend, "oo srcount Of their opposition
TO ron 2" "Why," replied Mr. Lincoln,
s'look 1t this pile Of letters before me.
shail hare trouble. They are all from the
South, and a'l applications Tor once, ii
ease ihould be eIected.0
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IATEs 50 NJ Ew - :
R. r. SNOW,

vyThoiesale h Hetsu Dealer. in Rcsots Shoes Hats,
w Caps, Wall rsres Genilemer's furnishing f,oi-.
Determines. to sell at prIces satisfactory sto
dssi at ear hosse Rensneer fae piace-next door to
aeclellandfs Drugs Stsre. Lower Broadway.
f5asle cupyI
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During the last war, Quaker was pt
board an American ship, engaged in close
combat with an enemy. He preserved bi,
peace principles calmly, until he saw 4
stout Briton coming up the vessel By rop.
that hung overheard. SEEKING hatchet
the Quaker looked over theside Of the ship
and remarked: 'sfriend, IL thee wants tha
rope, thee may have itv' When, suisinc
the action to the words he cut the rope, ant
down ~eht the poor fellow to deep ans
watery grave.
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ETMiss Alice Yell, on Saturday, oov.
hidsd Mr.. Lay, Of Camden, for promising
10 marry her and not performing. A
be would not make her Lay, she made him
Yell.
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eT"Bessey, my dear, - said Mr. Ssubbs,
giving his wife . pair Of damaged unmen-
tionabies, shave the goodness to mend these
troWsers i will be Dc good ~ going TO tho
play tonight" Mrs. Stubbs took her
needle, but confessed shs couldn's sec the
point. s'How 30 z" said she. "Why, my
dear, you will ses the wonderful Yareis ia
the pant o. mine" Mrs. S,abbs finished
the Job, and, handing back the. troNsers,
told Stubbs, "that's darped good"
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NATHAN p. DODGE
euceEssoa TO pALDsxs DODGE,
BANNER,
Land and Tax A gent,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

yI,HE GENERAL BANKING, COLLECTION AN1
/ Land Business transacted. in all its Branches
FafilcHiar attention given to Paying Taxes for
rrsIdeGts.
REFEgEScES:
American Exchange Bank. New York CITY
washington Bstk Boston. Mass.
Henry FaFnaTa, Rsq.. ChlcaEoJ III.
States Savings Assoria'ieu' st Louis
namsltsR white Esl,. syracuse, N r.
II Pgtec, President state Bank ~ Iowa.
warren Bank, South Banyers, Mass
Hon. e. Batiwin Judge Supremc Court Of Iowa
Hon u Sells Secretary State Of Iowa.
p. \ Deg ESQ Iowa City. iosa.
J. y Henry. Er1 Davenport, Iowa.
=. II Reed. Esq Moline Illinois.
lion, y, n. Jurd, theIg5, Illinois.
June ., yfn7.tf
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PiffSbuyg.
Rank ~ PIT bnrgh, Jut
Exchange Isafk, Me
Mrs.fs Kramer h Rahm, HLnI
&" y Holmes h sons y.
Wills H"Uthc. Esq. Ne
am. u Puscy, E'd.
PrHasyiuaRiG. Ca
MonDngatioGs B'k pt BruwG- lie
ytllr. tlg
FrsaSrra ~ " Wa shlnEIuu IIpl
Hdtttmofr.
Com h y. Bsnf Baltimore ".
BHitintnFr Savings Bank. ECls
Mrssrs Johnston 4 Bro Jss
y hort ssrret 4 S"ns lIu
T &urah Smith, E.q. Col
Nathan ftEey,
Niles White, " 10
sr,r York.
Jno- Thompson, Esq. V.
Fhijgariph,a. Ne
Ncssrs. Caleb Cypo 4 Co.
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LOOK on raIs PICTURE

The gress asl fssdaoestal psineiple sf ssr
Gsvernfness b, hat the people u esch State AID
TERRITORY SHALL IL PERFECTLT FREE
- decide fer theaseives whs, shall be the
ter q their inss,,usions'-fspsecA ef DsroLAs, sf
Gsi<stsyg n 1888
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VOL. IV.-NO. "a.
ghe #'eehln Aoaparftl.
,usI,snsD IvrnJ sAsraDAT sS
&yrITraM w. MAY y \ X d,
spsTsa Asp psorsiEToA-
-
nx-s2 90 FER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

ssas-s Il 70 Iiaez, ~ less, of s@SParsii ~ tos
~, s,,t ia.srts5s ar 50 esnss fps sssa 'seasn' p"s
itr...sa sss .ay PeTisi ss<ssf tEfss Hsesssat-
- sszes .5szaan aiss-tlssrassts. pr!Ss sei ha'.
xYYe4Ey Aassrtisssassts haEe the
.ssy-.s so .ssstiar viii BE made II ths space s"n
,rsr,@s fgr 10 nst OcTstast
-,xs.,i.sz.Sn,s "a, uarfei &C he eopJ sos sr>-
,1ass nun.ssr n Insertions, viii se ooniinarf IhsEA
.gt,. - fs..t saleas a.saes G.ssatkaaei- ss4 peg
ss<na exacfsa sseSfsiaSi3.
sSTsr snoTE TErss AND RrLIs WILL DE
sTsIIrLy ssgEaEn TO - ALL taa1sr
g. n ssnyrs 81 pearsnrn street. snf Ronsps
ss,opes Ias RsasoiyA street.. EaISsxo are The ontg
,h.l,et .r.,i. In that city TO sessiys Advertise
rst. .t4 ssbsfl sisr4. Tar sonPsrsH, and reseps
ssT .se
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4 81 Louis.
Juo. J Anderson Il Co.
Messrs Page h Bacon
bker, Reeiek n Co.
= r. Violet 4 Go.
Aessrs. Bryan n Co.
IDtra.
Cook, Sargent h npwney.
. ilenu, NiliIsms & Co.
Hoyt sherman h Co.
! Hon. Thomas u benton, Jr
Springfield, M
: ". 4 r Insurance Go.
EClsIk'. Escltucc Bank.
Jacob Bum, ESQ.
lion y. T ingsn.
Col. Jno. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon, VIM. Brown.
/" Richard Yates,
y Il Elliott, Esq,
MessIs, n. p. Ayers 4 Co
( ni-u
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,lOSEHll NlEI.I.ER,

I'It EI.SSo OF NJ L SIf.
1nattasttua gJvcn tn Kperl ausc. aptt the rsup.
/ FI.SuS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REPAIRED.
fvF faFtFST Eaft,nlars enquire At thts uni,e,
VI Eia sl,ss.
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ri Bold that no Such THIss IS sosEREiGN
POWER ATTACHES TO 4 IERz;ToRS A. A
TERarrony. boid that Territory possesses ~h4t-
eves pg~er il derives frori the Csnsti,ution UNDER
rHE ORGANIC ACT. AND no xoRE.-(spseea u
DOUGLAS IN TAG q. 5. Sesste. Feo. 1850.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-28

WELL puT TooErHEn.--At printers
festival At Boston short time since, the
follo.ine capital toast was drank:
TnE EpfroR.--The man that i expected
to know everything. tell al he knows. and
guess At the rest to make known his own
good character. establish the Npaiation oI
his neighbor. and cleo, all candidates ,c
Office: to bIos up everybody, suit every.
body. and reform the world to live for the
benefit Of others. and have the epitaph ct
his tombstone. .sTIcre he lies at las,.' il
short, he is locomotive runner on th'
track Of public notorie'y: his lever Is hi
pen. his boiler is filed with ink, he tendei
is his scissors his driving wheel is publi'
opinion whenever he explodes ], Is causes
b. the non-psyment Of Subscriptions.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-28
SACRED MOUNTAINS.

Mount Ararat, the mount upon which
the Ark Of Noah rested.
Mount Moriah. the mount upon which
Abraham offered mp his son Isaac I; where
afscrward Solomon built the temple.
Noun, Sinai. the mount upon which the
laws were given to Moses.
Mount Hor, the mount upon which Aarot
died.
Noun. Pisgah, the mount upon which
Moses died.
Mount 1forcb. the mount upon vsiicl
Moses saw the burning bush. and where
Elijah lled from the face Of Jezebel.
Mount Carmel, where FIRE came dow
and burnt the sacrifice Of Elijah. an,
where he slew the prophets Of Baal anl
from the summit of which he prayed FOL
rain and was answered.
Mount Lebanon. the mount noted Tor 1t
great and beautiful cedars.
Mount Zion-the literal Mount Zion va
one Of the hills on which Jerusalem va
built, and stood near Noun; MOriah, whsE
Abraham offered mp his son Isaac.
Noun, Tabor. the mount where eur ssvl
or prayed, being in an agony, aud saying
"rf it be possible, let this cup pass iron
me" etc. =,
Noun. Calvary, the mount upon vhic
our Savior ras cruci6ed.