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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-21
THE ONLY POSITIVE
Y FIRE PROOF SAFE In the

Il THE ONLY POSITIVE
Aa4ssis tEeSSs>Ss7 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
AHANb x n world
#itIra NRpc kAi When the contents of safes are de-
EfH1t5 sAs u stroyed, they Invariably burned
| E411-tll Il by heat being conducted 10 them and
the inside add wood casing through Sag the
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate of the door and joining M
reetly to the inside wood casing, thus forming
nnous conductor of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood CASING
and contents of the safe.
All Sq1eS Sdue ours are thus built.
. "a Examine yoUr SAFE door.
The Marand Patent Safe is constructed to entire
ly cut OFF all communication of heat to this part by
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone
other non-conducting material, to have iron
bolts running through the door or iron plate around
the doorway any connections from the outer to the
inner part the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents of the safe eecually protected from all heat
that be applied to the door, in any other portion Of
the safe.
NJ. Ii. BIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
30 School street, opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass.
Samples seen at stores of Bush & Co.. FITCH & OTIS
z. II. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER Il
co.'s, Agents. Do Main street. diff d3l
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Mroitlnes.
HERB SALVE,

IL II IL ID BAL V II.
For the cure Of Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Old fostering
Sores, C.diped Hands, Sedids, se
The subscriber has received lot of the above vaua
bic Salve from the Manufacturer ROBERT BARK, of Law
Mr. BARR manufactures it from the recipe of the cee-
brated DIR BUCHAN, amt has used in his own family and
given it away his afflicted neighbors for many years
Lately the calls for it have been so frequent that be has
been induced 10 manufacture for sale Mr. OTIS B.
BATES and others who have used in this town, say that
ii is the best article OF the kind they have used
Price 25 cents per box. Forsae by
Ash street, Clinton, Mass.
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. GREEN Co., 2l6 Main
street AMEs GREEN III lain street, CHARLES CLARK,
corner Main and Pleasant streets. DIT jail
BLOOD FOOD.-Dr. Bronson having
II been far reduced by consumption, as to be
sdered beyond all hope recovery by the eminent
of the medical profession, and also by hsela regular
ply Of twenty years nTaeticeIas last resort con
plying the subject Of physiology to me more immediate
connection and effect of the state OF the blood upon the
of This BLOOD FOOD from the use of which DR..
Bronson was restored to perfect health. Within six
months after its introduction over two thousand con-
sumptves enectualy cured by it, If GU have any
complaints of consumptive tendency, Cough Cold
or pans the side, lose no time in procuring bottle
of the BLOOD FOOD" If you are suffering from
if your Spirits Depressed your Organs reiared
you will find in this un1ailing remedy, by commencing
manner whatever, ioG bottles will be to in
yieorate and bring it into lively and heathl action
In the most nveterate Of Dyspepsia the patien
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief
benet ALWAYS experienced after taking only bot
tie. In Male and Female Complaints and Weaknesses
the sufferer after irving other remedies in vain may
assured that certain cure will result from the use
tDo or three b0ttiSS The BLOOD FOOD" is effcetua
in all cases of Errapt0RS, Salt RhcuH. ScrqfaaS an
other like complaints Pale and edcidted children an
adults are Immediately benefited by its use it give
strength to the body and color and beauty the skin
PhySfcaRS Of all schools using it with wonderful
success. For full directions, circulars. Price 5
per bottle
Sold by CHURCH Il DUPONT Druggists. No. 3
Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable Drug
lists throughout the country. GEO. II. SPUR, sol
Agents Worcester. dIkweow fS
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RMl estate.

o. FOR SALE-A desirable two story
Liza; House. convenient for one or families, built In
-.szAgood modern style, and nearly new, with good
Barn. and two house Lots with fruit trees &c Also one
other House, convenient for three families with large
shed which weald make small barn desired for mat
The above real estate is in healthy location and
within five minutes walk of the Court House. and viii be
HARRINGTON 5 NS. E5a0e'h street. Worcester
- FOR SALE OR TO LET-That
a4,,,, large and conmodous House and Barn, owned
Said house contains twenty rooms is thoroughly
built in the modern and approved STYLE with all
the convenences for one or tw9 isiiies r9ssesSqh
F f'oSH Hn's'a''y' ''p1 deodsw. O-2' =" jasl
A RARE OPPORTUNITY very de-
IA sirable and eligibly located genee Residence with
about q land for sale Rev. A. NJ Morrison hav
ing taken up his abode another state has favored
with instructions to offer at private sale his beautiful
mansion Lincoln street. Worcester Said house is
thoroughly built in the modern and approved STYLE
repete with nlence for comfort and utility
containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
black walnut doors, weighted windows warmed by
peror furnace lighted with gas set marble basins in
the chambers supplied with warm and cold water supe
rior battling and laundry privileges spacious kitchen
with abundance domestic conv6niences two soft water
csterns, good we'll large cellar, floors laid in cement
and many other advantages not enumerated.
IhS house is situated i'll neighbohood OF the highest
respeetaoy upon an elevated lawn co rered with nne
grove of forest trees having extensive frontage on
Lincoln street. with paved half circle driveway to the
front of the house. with its egress and regress upon the
street There is also driveway in the of said
ses, entrance from Kendall street The land is taste
fully laid out with fine garden and fruit orchard of choice
trees in bearing condition Also upon the rear of said lot
is fine barn, supplied with water from never-tang
we'll The above property be sold upon accommodate
ing TERMS offering great inducements purchasers For
further particulars inquire of Z. W. VAIL.
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| TO YOUR INFANTS

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANrs
have put up ana sold this article IN ,,ar ~ 49,
ami CAN SAY CONFIDENCE ~ TRI,TtI rfit ,,bat ~
never been able to say any other Tnedcine ~ NEWtt
HAS IT FAILED, in SlN eGLE INSTaSCF Tn HI Il
FECTa CURE, when timely used Never did We 4,
Observation-Disclosures bv av ono W bo sed a., T..
t ~ ll hae htedpy its operations and speak lr
az, 10 vi Sies conhenua ton OF its magical effect,
v s nv @ virtues, we Lspeak in this matter ''wBA1
' w ~ hNO", AFTER zen years experience ar
iyti ~ ~ .sEFI IAIloN FOR THE FuLFILLMENr
mthai ~ hhhh phCLAhE In almost every instance
g Wy iit - saetliK from pain and exhaus ion
ter the Syrup is admins : tered ' minutes al
This valuable preparation sis the nrescrintor % -
~ tne N tiost 80 LI'lENILD Yand SKlLFULL NURSES
ING SUCCESS in ll1USANDS nor CASES '' I'm FAIL
t NY M oilS leneNes tne enid from pain but invir
and gives tone and energy 2 to the whole Is. acluty
will almost instantly re Slieve ''steh' IL
GRIPPING IN THE BOW SELS AND WIN cor,o
au uEec9e cohNuIslOs which II not speedily RENE
onu ~ Icat. we nc lieVe 1t the BEST and RFsT
KaaEpf II 5hs WORLD, n Ea cases of DYSENTEIlY
arises from tecthing from any other cniso Nv
say to every mother who has child F1uu
any Of the foregoing com pajnts-Do MT i n iIvnl
PREJu DICEs, THE PREJ yuDIoEs or oTrns ~
,n zen your suffering Sehild and the relief follow
~, t,t NV VIII ~ t pg ShE ABSOLUTELY SuRE-tc
tons for using will accom- pany each hoitin SN.iec
genuine unless the fac-sin lie of CIiRTJS nune
KlNS, New York, Is on the outside ,yranncr uEN
only rs cents. "'"PP0i' irlee
GEO. II. SPURR, POI NJ ain street WbolosoIo -.
HS Sold by Druggists throuphont tho yS"rI III
pal Office No. 10 Cedar street New YORK dT,,i ac
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=. N. RICHMOND,

Nos oud Exchange Place. Providence r. l., dealerin
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Of Paper stock Including Nybe
and Colored Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope, &c, &c
ebl dAwtf
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and although powerful they will inure in the leas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentioned diseases, without
using exteral applications with my Indian Vegeta
bic Medicines you rely upon thorough cure, by call
ing upon at my office, No y Cup stairs Main street.
al dNstf
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N O TIC E.

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into consderaon-n
many cases he takes in hand he warrants perfect and
efiectua cure.
IS Consultations by letter, &c.
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$4,000 REWARDI

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhna
elects Structures Whites Pains in the Back and ons
Seminal Weaknesses, Affections the Kidneys Irrita-
ton OF the Urctha Gravel and all the disorders Of the
urinary without the least restriction to diet drink
exposure, or change in the application to business These
preparations are entirely
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ford immediate relief in

EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this remedy at
hand gr timely use at the first appearance of Lam
nessMHl enectually prevent those formidable diseases
10 Wcn all horses liable and which render so many
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
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70 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness OF DE- Stephen Sweet every label, and also
stephen sweets nallibe Lniment blown in the glass
OF each bottle without which none are genuine
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Sole Propretors Norwich, Conn
For sale by DAVID SCOTT, and GEO r. cPI-RR
Worcester, and all Dru, gists. dawtf mi
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GO be Eet.

ITO LET-No 13 Harvard street, an up
Il stairs tenement. Possession given Immediately.
n9 diff
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GAVE THE PIECES, ECONOMY is
~ MEAlTII.n
Put up in Bottles, at 25c each.

The application simple and easy the result SATISFACTORY
FIRTH q NICHOLS, 1870 Main street, Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity.
Pedlars, Merchants and others supplied the most ia
vorable terms, by CUTTER, TOWER, d CO., II and 10
Cornhl, Boston, and Beekman street, New York. Gen
era Agents for the United States and British Provinces
For sale by Druggists, Crockery Ware Dealers, and
Country Merchants generally, throughout the United
States and British Provinces. deudly apl3
mr. STEPHEN SWEET, of Connecticut, is
- the author of 'Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
free negroes!

8 sLAsD FOR THE .LANDLEss, This is d
great hobby with the Albinos.I God bless
their poor ignorant souls, don't they know that
Honest Abe" voted against granting bounty
land to the soldiers who served in the Mexican
war? And don't, they know that Hannibal
Hanlin voted against the Homestead Bill -
We think they had better abutton up about,
= ..land for the landIess, 9r elfe get new eandi-
ua'es e bas srHs ii 2 iaBPs oTsaa bzswoa eos.
.-sefsA gEpSlk sssY.-
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The Repu blican candidafer. for Su-
preme Judge,si.in olS477 ajcined the
old Abolition party andIYas eseveral
times the Giddings Abolition =eandi==
date1 for Judge, and aided In the
defeat ofoctheI whig candidateG+=s,
In, 184S and 1852 he was one Of
the most :, bitter and vile IN the :
abuse of Gen., Taylor and Gen.
Scott, and the whig party. In
1856 he was elected Judge by the
Republican party. In 1859 he, inT
the Supreme Court of Ohio, ydeei.c
ded that the, Fugitive Slave LAW,
was unconstitutional, null and yeid.y
In the same year he decided that
a negro ever so black, If he had
one drop. more white blood ethan4'
black may vote, sholda Office sit
in jury box with, wife men, and Z
In all respects In law, is the equal 4
|of the white men in Ohio. He Is /
in favor of all runaway slaves Of
the South, and the. 80, 600 IN Cana-
da, coming to Ohio to remain safely
and take from our white people the 7
labor that belongs to thenl--he is
in favor of seating in our schools
negro children side and side upon
perfect equality with our white chill
dren-he is of the Giddings negro
equality faith. II j James- Murray the
Republican candidate for Attorney
General, in all these matters agTees
with Judge BrinkerhoH, end is d !
young man of Giddings Abolition
school. These are two Of the cam
didates of the Republican party :
and conservative men are asked to
vote for them. so ssEsE- ass'sss {
Il Judge Smith, the Democratic can.
didate for Supreme Judge, is one OF
the finest lawyers of the State, D
fine scholar and a conservative man
in all respects one, of the most
unexceptionable men In the state
for the Office of Supreme Judge.
Maj. D. W. Stambaugh, the Dems
ocratic candidate for Attorney Gens
eral, is about forty years Of age, . !.
conservative man, always opposed
to abolitionism, has had a long and
extensive practice and experience as
lawyer, is one of the ablest speak,
ers In Ohio, and his fitness for the i
office is admitted by all his oppo-o
nents who know him. .e4sa.
In speaking of Mr.. sStambaughis
nomination, the Tuscarawas sAdyo.s
cate, bitter republican sheetpubs 8.
lished in his own county, said:z asdaa
8 "Major Stambaugh was nomina.
ated by the Democratic Convention :
at Columbus, for Attorney. Gener~ .
al. He is. good fellow. SsIt 10 ;,
conceded that he, is a first rate law
yer--his heart is in the right place /,
land if elected weuld discharce-
the duties Of the Office creditahly.
1t remains for conservative men 9
Of all parties to decide whether
Brinkerhof and Murray, Abolitionvsor
lsts, or Smith aud Stambsugh, Cons
servative men, shall be elected. - :
Ohio Democrat. ~ s,s.- gs.is s1os4ss 81 yiss
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NOI8.

him 10 invest this money Ia some Westera
railroad, and he had acted u accordance with
= .aThs asaaSfaie H.5liai sS5isqqaa,ssl.'
and his peculiar agencyin the matter, must
Eeonvineegessry one thatf his political t6szlIoa
and not his :professional talent, .yas tbs bust
ness transaction aimed at By his, ,1iassac
clients. Yours, struiy.99t1sE n n: s5sSsIef
.zais8s M g1lACDONALDs
Hon. E.. X SMART, Camden.ss aa Eaa
Over month has elapsed since 10 s Tie, i.ttsr
Of Mr.. Mcdonald, lone of theT lfrst andIn1ost
upwright and truthful geasIePei 10 Msihe,
was published, yet neither Mi, Hs.piin nor
any friend of his has dared to- eontrovertor
deny the Statements WeshaFe5 examined fhe
books in the State DepartnenS n 8his 1ily.
and find that Mr. Hamiih wss Tie 45r
Nathanel Hanalin and Parker IL sPiieEsss shd
succeeded in getting anlsward ton fhemat0afhe
tanount Of S2A, A,210f 80. That he R1s llt6 ths-
agent for John Gardner assienss pf H3mael
So, $50 98. The money received 81, Mr.. Ham
lin, in these cases was Invested for him by the
wealthiest banker in Washington,
And these are. the men, your sMattersons.
Edwards, Hamlins, Talbotts, Bashfords, Weeds,
y CO., tried and convicted of bribary, corrup-
,honE defhleatien, and eztrayagancey who. .arenI
now erambqlatngt the country ssretailing their
stale ISLANDERS, and homling the charge Of cor.
frption and extrayagancs-against the Demo-
cratie party41charges trumped aupchy party
malice, and essayed TO be sustained hy suboru-
ed witness who haEe~been s,oiftto steep their
souls in perjury in order to graIify their deep
nialignity and seek OUT the spettyafsyenge
which disappeiated amhition has pFompted. =
but truth has proved herself omightier than
falsehood, and naugbt but garbled extracts
from evidence 1roued TO be false and slanderous
can givejexen Ithe shadov of seeming ffah 10
the accusations. Theeseuteheon Of the Demo
cratic party still eEemains nsaSnntarnished and
bright, .g5zCL q EHoS
As the stars in the dark yaulted heaven at night.
:; While out of the mouthss of their own party
friends the Black Republican party stands
condemned Of the grcssest bsiberyy corruption,
of the jury is, saGdiltyyD land itsnow only re-
mains for the people t0Ip pass sents1ce upon IL
on the ides Of October and November.
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P E N Ms Wv M A
Total Republican Expen- ed 8 q ~,
Z lures for three years. - 81 OIL, ,499 %

] Showing that in the period of three years
the Black Republicans Of Pennsylvania ex-
pended for ordinary State purposes TWO
HUMP RED AND -SIXTY-NINE THOUS-
AND ONE HUNDRED AND ONE Doll
LARS AND FIFTY-0NE CENTS MORE
than the Democrats expended during the same
period. Where is Covode q Why don't he
move a "smelling committee" to see what he
and his Black Republican friends of Pennsyi-
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T trationl1F5l n pe9ditpres- -i-ons461 AL 81
T msdt timTeq 5'noQ .aonsse4-++--s4ssl.
Total expenditure in two, years 1,234. 460 SO
Being sue hundred and ninety sue thousand
sevea fhaadred dollars rdnd nsalsty eeats asaore
trationT Who believes that this is an honest
expenditufea oNa5y swhot doubts fhaF this
large increase has gone into the pockets of the
Black Republican officials Of Wisconsin
+ sS m2sN Eva YOiRsKi9sS7q 7Do
| Everybody has. heard of the Rholesalef cor.
Eruption and bribery of. the-last Black Republic
can Legislature of New York, andit Is not
necessary for us TO dwell long upon them.
Even the New York Tribune was forced to
admit that laass blacker Trecord fBas never pre-
scented by any Legislative body" and that 'ssthe
last Legislature was .. disgrace, to, the State
and the country. s: They, without any considS
Grafton, granted to their friends franchises and
privileges for which the most; responsible men.
in the State had offered to the State the large
sum Of one milton Of dollars; they pretended
TO sell to their. friends for consideration, but
really at only a nominal price, the property Of
the State,J they put thif hands In the Treasury,
and voted money to their. party friends on
claims known to be trumpcd up and worthless;
and lastly, they run up the expenditures ,of
the State to q most alarming extent. Horace
Greely charges these obnoxious acts to the
Seward branch Of the Black Republican Leg
islature, led BY Thurlow Weed, while Thurlow
insists that his hands are clean, and that the
Greeley Republicans are the guilty parties
All parties, however, agree in admitting that
Wholesale bribery and corruption were the or
der1of the day, and that the Black Republican
members were bought and sold ike sheep in
the shambles. It Is to be hoped that the next
Legislature will investigate and probe the mat
ter to the bottom In the meantime, We pro.
pose to call the attention of the people to the
enormous increase Of expenditures in the State
under Black Republican, rule ~
Democratic Expenditures for ordinanl.ryy; STATE
Z ea' a;iF 1pss,posesa a93'Ssf5 slfS2.i $50
1S53.A-Democratio expenditures iTsl 8 ls ssH
9 ,sifor expenses of Statet- -s$h, ,0S2, COS 81
1854. s,s ,do.v--a--7- do ---1,7s5, ,45s t49
Total Democratic expenditures ifiaai 7osa
! for twoayears-- Observation-Disclosures ,Sl7 ,46T A
Black Republicans Expenditures for ordinary
,..s;, ,.f..a State purposes. Sis. s7a s~ ii
lS55.-Black Republican expen- - 49,
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Total Black republican expen-
ditures for all purposes, for two

years--------------- ---24, ,5S5, I54 81
F Being still over eLecess msiAions moro than
the Democrats expended in the last two years
they were in Office. What has become of all
this money = Squandered upon Black Repub-
lican favorites at large figures. The present
Black Republican Governor Of New York,
(Mr. Morgan,) while State Senator, made
s400, ,009 by the passage of one bill through
the Legislature. Yet, if these men are to be
believed, they are the only fit custodians of the
public treasury! - -''' Ai .
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s49titit.at.,e:..5,, t.,:.5,, :. !
AsSPEECHI..TO As BE
| sKEPTA.Ie-BEFORE
THE, PEOPLE f..

|, NE1 DETOhE
I THE. PEOPLE E.
+ adt 10 a1oqs4 ed -ea-2aif'1oo2s ,bias see
{ .1.Wm.nH. Seward. !.
In lis. |, s,.ss,lpI.tel,es s,lI.tl,s esc,h I, j at Bosssl-,. s..
tom On ), $ .,lMl lMllass:. e. few
days since, d 4 said aid p, + = =
s EssdstWhataC0mmen.
.taB.rI.yg B.I. upen sthe,sWis-
dom Of maniissgiyen
ia g. single. fact
tha1t. 1.16 1f6flIttesee9nlyet'saB1rc's & E yt'sB II a1f e.
ter the death OfJnO.
Quincy Adams, the
pe0pIe of the United
States, whoh no. hurled l!li r e !
him from power and
from place, are : cali :.
ing tothe head Of the
nation. to the very
seat "a from On / which, he
Wi WaEessr5ee,x'pellkeds g e,x' / AlbIra- q b. :.
ham Lincolnlll=::-s-:[en:-s. nlll=::-s-:[ :
5thusiasticsa..ss ca.s 9 cheers
whose claims to that
seat he cOnfesses
iss.tht,eR' Il e., b litigation Lt,l & Of Of
that higher rIaw'gss.sIap; " II
plause1 wi whicils,,.the ii & TT ,|te,
Sage of 70 Quincy il
claimed, and that he
avows himself. for. 7.
veal or woe, and
for life or death, a
soldier on the side
of freedom i'm the ir-
repressib e conflict
between Q freedom
and slavery 81 Pro
longed cheering.] Il
tell you, fellow citi-
zens, that with this
victory. comes ;' the
end of the pOwerOf
slavery in the u g..
[Cheer''si. =, >, .9sss 9,.a 'a.,..2s.1 as 2'sI
This 3 ] lii is unmitiga-
ted daa.AbOlitionism---.-. :.
an ab01itiOnism that
contems and re repu- ) i
di 3tes the Constitu-
ton of the United
States, iaandsssiss gov
erned by. a a. higher. |
law. than that in
taaTasq - rt-i ss511 sF:j.s .sB1 = sFsf sK nsai
= !. nj; e Seward. |
vOuchessss.sF z Lincoln.
He eknOws him, and
declares t,sI 81 s'l'.t that tfa.a ''.5i his isl
Il ) destroy e. tlr ~
slavery and a I'd precipi-|
tateupon the coun-.I
try four millions of
f,e',fad 4as7s stsi 81 aA---,f sgTossg aaI.T A |
[reGu negrOeS!a Is xni,ssz si,st
! iafiisgssd ? - as.!s si.ss2aasG a4aaIst
sLAissDs An sI roR rHE LA,NuD5IEsss 9TH his Is i /
rsat hobby, with the Albinos.I God bless
heir poor ignorant souls; dom they know that |
Honest Abe" voted against granting bounty I
ind to the soldiers who served in the Mexicaf, I
do..,4 4I.=z I,..xa.z ~ u I
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Total Black Republican expsndi-

Total Black Republican expendi- ssoqo7g. q
3 lures for expenses two years ,521 ,23S 90
Being seven hundred and three thousand,
seven hundred and seventy dollars and fifty
four cents MORE than the Democrats expend-
ed in the preceding two years.-Bnt the next
TIVE years shows . still larger increase :s-as y
1857.-Black Republican 'ex-a. ,.re afei4;
penditures for expenses of State 81, ,470,S77 16
1858. do----- do do 4,413, JIG 54
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Tls -wsA wise man win speak we'll e hissdi
neighbor, love his wife, sndiray fos his rs-s.' :
per aeaIslias2 sd 10 4sfrs7sdo ed o. aQsl Ts1ssd
" alIta o. aaL eG. rssa ksra.loa a 4ns
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-10-03
Total Black republican expen-
ditures for all purposes, for

two years 26,392, ,804 73
Or thirteen millions, three hundred and ten
thousand, six hundred and thirty four dollars
| and twenty one cents MORE than the Demo-
Gratis expended during the preceding two years.
The next two years shows that this increased
expenditure has been virtually kept up ever
since:
1S57.-The Black republicans
expended for all purposes SIC, ,176 ,989 70
1858. Observation-Disclosures l4,358 ,240, 81,