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Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Mr.. Thayer holds that slavery in New Mex
leo should not cause alarm, because it was not
established there by the free and cordial action
of the people Of New Mexico He forgets
that slavery was never introduced anywhere
by the formal action of the people, and that
the shareholders are always a minority of the
whole people,-in most cases very small mi
nority. In the first place, few men carried
slaves into New Mexico without law. Then
they contrived to secure the enactment of a
slave code, for slavery does not go anywhere
without managing to become lord and master.
The small beginnings of slavery are al
ways dangerous. Our whole slave sys.
tenn has sprung from the introduction
of few slaves into Virginia, in def
ance of English law. 1t was the work of a
few men, and became what we now see, be-
cause instead of being crushed out in the be.
ginning, 1t was allowed to grow and spread
1t is the duty Of congress to crush out the ex.
isting slavery and slave codes of New Mexico
before the institution takes deep root in that
territory.
The slavery and the slave codes now exist
ing in New Mexico were introduced there by
influences emanating from our federal execu.
tive and from the southern states The feder
al officials and some other men who went there
from the states have been the principal agents
Mr.. Douglas boasts that the work was done by
his sort Of squattcr sovereignty which seems
to be contrivauce for making the people
powerless in the hands OF the president and his
creatures. Ii is very certain that slavery
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

@ hSily lne, and HI do you .rOOd.'-CLFANsE THE
olsIEA. ruRl{ THE BLooD.-Ihe best Spring and sum
Her Medicine IN the World is DR.. LA NGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BITTERS, comnosed Of SarsnnarilIo Vild
Sherry5 Yellow Dock, Prcky Ash, Thoronghworth
huoarb Mandrake DandeUn, &c, all Of which are SO
compounded as to act IN concert and assist Nature in
eraulcatig diseases These Btcrs continue to be tine
most Standard, popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered io he cure OF Liver Complaints all their at
ehNahts; Jaundlce in its worst forms: Iumors whcth
er ol blood or skim all Bilious Diseases and Foul StoIn
acn; dyspepsia; Costveness; Female Weakness; and
eyerE oSease arising from Indigestion, sedenary habits
IN IN the sde Towels or Back Fatulency; Loss of Appe
tie aiu every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
Gl the bood Diseased Liver DiSordered stomach to
Mch every person more orless subject this climate
e eect OF TINS medicine is most w0nderfu-it acts al
recll upon the bowels and blood, by removing all oh
sttuGtions from the Internal organs stimulating them
lo heiItny action renOvang the fOunta of life pur
~ m is e blood cleansing from all hunors and caus
LIE 70 10 course anew through every part of the body;
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
only u and 81 cents per bottle. Sold bv Dealers il,
cHclhe every where Orders addressed to j. o la M
LEI or GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston
mhlT dGcov6m ''
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

has gone there, and that it has already
become so influential as to secure very
atrocous slave code, without any assistance
from public sentiment. II nothing effective is
done to drive it from that region, it will ere
munities. 1t will grow. 1t will become an
all-controllng power. The institution will be
quite as much at home there as in Virginia or
Tennessee. Mir. Thayer will of course defend
his vote on the question of slavery in New
Mexico the best he can, but nothing can
Justify it,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
Special 5lotltes.

M w oicestei East Senatorial Convention
me republican voters OF the Worcester East Senatorial
SItt are requested to elect delegates to Convention
10 10 meet at tue Town Hall in Wcstborouph on Wednes-
uay Oct ~ at ~ a. n Tor the purpose of nOmnating=
business The basis Of representation in the conven.
toh 10 pc one delegate for each the district and
one additional delegate for each hundred voters ac
cOrQg to the last state majority fraction
VIII entte town to an additional delegate. BY order
OF District ComAlittee.
~. WILLIAM f. SLOCUNI, Chair'n
BENZ BONNToN, Scc'Y.
WesbOrOugh, oct. |, 1860. W&StOI7 o3
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

ZIoN's SOCIETY FA1R.-Our coored friends
of Zion's Church realized net amount of
S26 Y al their late fair in Brney Hall, all of
which has been paid to their pastor. They
express much gratitude for the patronage be-
slowed on them.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

INCENDIARY FIRES IN MILFoRD-The
Milford Journal states that the fire department
in that town were called out four times last
week to extinguish fires occasioned by incen.
diaries. The first wac the burning on Sunday
night OF the barn and slaughter house of Sias
Mrick, ill Hopkinton. While on their way to
this fire they were called back by the burning
Of a small barn belonging to Mrs. Eames, in
Milford, which, with two or three tons of hay,
was a total loss. On the Thursday evening
following the barn owned by B. d. Godfrey,
and occupied by Clark Sumner, was destroy
ed, with some of its contents. Early Friday
morning the old "Wiswal house" so called,
near the Catholic church, and occupied by
Patrick Clark as dwelling house and gro
Gerry, was set on fire. The stock of goods was
badly damaged, but the building was partially
saved. The authorities are on the track of
the ncendiary. The seectmen have offered
a standing reward of two hundred dollars for
the detection and conviction of incendiaries.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


The late Phineas Upham, ESQ, devised nv
his will the sum of $4,000 to the Boston
Provldent Association and a like amount to
the Howard Benevolent Society, without re-
strlctlon, save that the sums shall be devoted
to the relief OF the poor and destitute of the
city.
The venerable Josiah Quincy, now in his
elghty-nlnth year, in reply to a request that
his name might be used MS one of the general
committee of management of the Forthcoming
ball IN honor OF the prince, wrote :-''Itis now
nearly, If not quite, seventy years, since had
the honor OF joining, at Concert Hall, in Bos
ton, country dance with the Duke of Kent
the princes grandfather. / should esteem il
IKE honor to unite ON a like occasion with
ms granuson' But nature prohibits and |
suoli'i" ne does, however, leave his illus.
trlous name in the hands OF the committee.
Inc Boston reporters gave a complimentary
supper, saturday evening, to Zenas II. Hames
Esq for several years reporter for the Boston
journal, presenting to him AZ the same time n
golu'headed cane appropriately inscribed. Mr.
iaines proposes to leave the Boston press
anu WIN carry with him the good wishes of
many friends. VI
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Henry Beard of Wilmington. who wos
wounded at a Lincoln and Hnmlin flag-raising
in Tewksbury, a fortnight since, died ON Mon
day, lst INST, of lockiaw. He had once pnr-
TALLY recovered, but too early exposure caused
him to take cold in the wounded limb, from
which he never recovered.
The house OF f. ID. Bell in Maiden. was
entered by burglar, Friday night, who had
cleared the parIur closet OF Il quantity of silver
plate, lincu aud other articles, and the hat
rack OF Two or three coats which were packed
ready for removal The tibet was frightened
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
Supreme Court.

The following cases have been argued be-
fore the supreme court since Wednesday last
A brooke and vile inhabitants of Petersham; ;
Bacon & Aldreh. Deyens & Hoar Benjamin d
Markham VS. Jonathan Day; Deyens & Hoar, Dewey
& Williams. Thomas Mulligan VS. Daniel i New
ton; I q Kent Bacon & Aldrich. Ii j johnson,
assignee, ct al, VS. Peter Fay Dewey & Williams, III
Chaplin, james W Jenkins, Jr, VS. Ayira Williams
ChBs Deyens Jr, w Williams. Ladies Collegiate
institute VS. W A French Dewey & Williams, A A
Ranney and George II oar. Dewey Williams
VS. Joel Snow; Dewey & Williams. A Ranuey and
Hoar. Dewey < Williams VS. Joseph Hockey {;
Dewey Williams A A Ranney and q I Hoar.
Dewey Williams George w Banker; Dewey &
Williams, A Ranney and George Hoar
Martin L Newton VS. Charles Winchester; Whitney,
Norcross Snow. Chas. l. Dawson VS. Marshall
Wetherbee; Norcloss & Snow, Andrews. Hannah
Young VS. Blackstone Manufacturing Company; De
vens Hoar, Bacon & Aldrich Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad VS. Jonathan Orcutt ct al {;
George I Davis, Deyens & Hoar John Rhodes ct
al VS. Brooks ct al; Rice & Nelson, Chaplin &
Dadmun, North Brookfeld Warren; Bacon &
Aldrich, Deyens & Hoar. Rufus Harris VS. Samuel
w Daggett; Staples & Dewey, w Slocum
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

OLYAfPICs

PATENTs.-Patents were awarded last week
to Charles B. Long, for improvement in plan.
ing valve seats for steam engines, and to L. j.
Prescott, for improvement in revolving fire
arms-both of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Diseases of the Liver. When the celebrated
DR. Rush declared that drunkenness was a disease he
enunciated truth which the experience and observa
tion of medical men is every day confirming The many
apparently insane cxcesses of those who indulge in tho
use of sprituous liquars, be thus accounted for
The true cause Of conduct which is taken for nfatua
ton is very frequently diseased state of the Liver No
organ in the human system, whom dcranged produces
more trghtfu catalogue of diseases And it. instead of
applying remedies to the manifestations of disease AS is
too often the case physicians would prescribe witb
view to the original cause, fewer deaths would result
from diseases induced by deranged state of the Liver
lhee onrtbs OF the diseases enumerated under the head
OF Consumption, have their seat in diseased Liver DIR
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, are a certain cure.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dir. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FIEM
ING BROS, PITrsBrBGH, PA There are other pills
purportng to be Liver Pills, before the public Dr.
MLane's genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated yern
inge can now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine WiihOat The signature Of FLEMING EROS
o3 d6t6Nlt r.,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Rum Dip IT.-We learn that in a boot shop
not far from Main street, Friday afternoon,
two men got into drunken quarrel, and one
drew revolver and attempted to shoot his com.
panion, but was prevented and put out of the
room. In going down the stairs he accident
ally discharged the pistol, lodging three balls
in his own hand. The wound was dressed
and the wounded man conveyed to his home
in Uxbridge. Milford Journal
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Republican County ConventIon.-The repub
can voters OF Worcester requested to elect
delegates to County Convention to be held at BRiN-
Lf1 HALL III Worcester, ON Thursday, Oct. 18Th inst
az II clock A. NJ for the purpose of nominating can
duate or County Commissioner and for the purpose of
rahsacng any other business which may properly come
before the convention The basis Of representation TO he
one delegate from each city and town. additional
Heetate Tor every two hundred every greater
fraction thereof
lhe members of the county committee are requested
dav. W " RiIt CI, ,ir,,a,,
j. i. TUCKER Secretary deod&wtOlS Cd
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

WAUREGANs VS.. TlGERs.-The above named
base bali clubs played a match game of ball
ter, on Saturday, the 9th of October, the Wau-
regans scoring 20 to the Tigers 19-the latter
having their last innings when the referee
stopped the play, the time being up. The
Tigers are desirous to have another opportun.
ity, on any convenient day, the play to begin
at 8 O'Clock and end at 81 o'clock. H. R.
Holmes of the Tigers made the only home
stroke
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

BOYS BASE BALL GAME.-The Olympic
base ball club of AIillbury, and the Eaget club
of Worcester, both boys clubs played match
game last Saturday. The ''Eagets" accepted
general challenge of the "Oympics, which
was mentioned in the Spy. The game was
played with great spirit, and the Eaglets ''cov.
cred themselves with glory" There was one
"home strike" during the game, made by 7
Manning of the Eaget club. The following
is the score -
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

The NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY will hold
its opening meeting of the season this evening,
at their rooms, Worcester Bank block, and all
who are interested in studying nature, are in
vited to attend. The collection of the society,"
which is already quite extensive and steadily
increasing, affords facilities for scientific inves.
tigation
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Town FAIR IN ATHoL.-The third annual
exhibition of the Athol Agricultural and
Mechanical Association was held on Thursday,
llth inst. The attendance was large, though
the weather was not promising No premiums
were offered for neat stock Several large
pairs of oxen, however, were exhibited by
Jonathan Drury of Athol, the weight ranging
from torty.two hundred downward. The alb.
sence of neat stock was in good degree com.
pensatod for by the display Of horses and colts
belonging in AthoI and the adjoining towns.
There was Il cNyacade Of seventy -four horses
from Tempicton, commanded by Col Henry
Smith, accompanied by the Baldwinsyille
Cornet Band and escorted by the Athol com.
pany under the command Of Dr. j. z. Lynde.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Petersham contributed to the cavalcade sixty.
six horses, and ROyalston twentytour, under
the same escort. The first premium was
awarded to Templeton and the second to
Petersham. The exhibition of manufactured
articles, fruits, and vegetables, was highly
creditable. The town hall was ornamented
with fine paintings of some of the residences
of the citizens of Athol
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

All of Dr. Humphrey e. Co.'s Speci6c Hornco
oatile kemedes' put up expressly for family use with
o00A OF lull directions. Sold in Worcester bv win
SCOTT, 25 Main street, and Druggists and stores en
erallv dEwiv 7 anu H'0iVS Ell {o
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

~, MeimboidS Extract of Buuhu For Diseases
OF tne bladder Kidney Gravel Dr0psv Er e. Nise'a''
cate Diseases 'u iur secret and Den
HELMBOLD'S ES tract of Bucbu f,r N- ., ~,
bitaed sufferers - '''u lor nervous ana De-
Tais ~ D WdD Extract Of BuGhu for Loss of Memory
Wsp over DimeSs Of Vision. Hiticultv ofi
system '''"' i"'sltuue oi the muscular
tnhLMBVLDS Extract Of Buchn for ali distrcssino
i m 5trnetions Irregularities Excess in ma ricd
@V,,ai uuiy Huiscrctions &C. and ain diseases tho
otkas whether existing in Male or Femnln rom
of INV H cause iey may have originated and no matter
tos, @ ,,o hoLD Extract of Buchu is pleasant I'm its
hn,, "nu DOOR, ana immediate Ia action Price 81 pcr
address ~ 'i H'o uVil"isi uelNereu tu any
ces, ~ E' SPURR wholesale and retail agent for wor-
see advertisements
anon Depot Qi South Tenth street, Philadelphia.
"u-V d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

THE FRANKLIN LITERARY SOCIETY, cele-
brated their first anniversary Friday evening,at
their hall, No 263, Main street, up stairs. The
hall has recently been very handsomely fitted
up for their especial use, and on this occasion,
was dedicated and appropriately named Frank
lin Hall The exercises consisted of an ad-
dress, decamalions and discussions by vari
Gus other members and everything went off
in a very interesting and satisfactory manner.
The society was formed about one year since,
by eight young men, chiefly mechanics, of
this city, who thought such an association de-
sirable to assist in self education, and from that
nucleus they now .number about forty young
men, who take an interest in their meetings
which are held Friday evening Mr.. Francis
Bridges is now their presiding officer.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

PhotOgraphs!-At Union Art Gallery" from lif,,
to miniature sizes, and finished either in OIL Water
India Ink Pastile Crayon. Also Ambrotypes Melaiu
otypes, &C. all sizes. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city, at the most reasonable
prices, made at the Union Art Gallery 1877 Main
street. au20 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

CHRIsrr's MINsrRELs will give an Etho
plan entertainment at Mechanics hall, to
night.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

,2o,o,uoy John A. ANDREW, of Boston.
5.eSn f3orsyaoy-,1OHN z. GOODRICH, Of Stockbridge
~ of Sfgte OLIVER WARNER, OF Northampton,
m ftnerql DWIGHT FOSTER. OF Worcester.
grrassrqr HENIIN X. OLIVER, of Lawrence.
tni5f0r LEVI REED. OF Abingdon.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

a Friend in Necd.-Try it.--Dr. Sweet's Infalli.
le lnelt IS prepared from the recipe of DR.. Stephen
SWeei, o, CoGnecueu the great bone SETTER and has
neeh useu III his practice for the last with
inc most astonishing success As external remedy il
y without rival and will alleviate pain more snee,ilv
iap any oherprcparat N. Forall Rheumatic and Ncry
Gus Dsorders II Is truly iniahle and as a curative tr
sores, Wounds, Sprans, Bruises, &c. lis sooihiny
hening ana powerful strcnut thenng properties tc
lst wonder ana astonlshment OF all who have rlven il a
rlAl OYerunr hundred certificates Of remark cro
my2l d3tnwGwenvyi,S V"''' ''te9' ulls iact
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08
CITY AND COUNTY

WORCESTER BANK.--The stockholders of
the Worcester Bank have chosen as directors
for the ensuing year, Messrs. Stephen Sails
bury, Levi Lincoln, George Il. Rice, Rejoice
Newton Benjamin f. Haywood, Dwight Eos
ter, and r. L. Hawes. Hon. Stephen Sails
bury was afterwards elected president.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

harVey's ChrcnO Thermal Female pills.
no. WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
FQr tue prevention and of ali those dincnties te
which the Female system is peculiarly liable arisinC
lrom sIoPPAGE OF NATURE OR OBSTRUCTION
IheSe rus hare been kROmn TO rail lgben te
dWect0hS hare been SIictiV J0iOwed and eg are sr-
JeGtfy Sdfe TO take at any time, bg the most deicqfe
10 AAkRlED LADIES they particularly recommend
e as theY prevent difficulties and restore nature no
matei from what cause the obstruction may arise. a
rev us III most cases, will produce the desired enep
@ au aIn9ug 50 powerful yet no injury will ever result
from helr use; but those who pregnant shoud not
use them as they have effect contrary to nntnra w
Panphets detailing their virtues with numerous cer-
tncates ron wen known physicians aud apOthecories
can be had onapplicaon to the agent who Will soma the
ps II desired, by mail post paid, to any address On re
ceipt OF the money Sold In boxes coutanin~ a., ls
PRICE ONE DOLLAR, by all the principal druggists and
dealers everywhere w. H. GoULDtNG, l4O Main street
S~ W oN''oi' ueouu oct3
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

,sDiiains's Prepared Gime seems 10 be unvers
Wy Mecomeu by housekcepers wherever ii goes; 10 IL
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
io' 'ephrhg furniture and household ware. dti apll
H. q. o. Blake viii dive instrictIop I'm te ancient
Inu Muucrl lHuguagts s. aud IN the common and higher
t-hRIlsh sIndles. at NO. BOwdOlu street. s9 df
Dr, y. Foster Haven, Fosters Block No,
OF the kyc uaweodtf e''N" " ~ ala
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

dermen, March 9Th 1860 John O. Iiil was annointed mn
t iUT We Clty OF Worcester purchase and sell
spiHtuous liquors, for medicinal chemical and mecban
Ga fo the current year in conformity to the
!HWs l ms commonwealth, and such rules and repa
LUIS rs may De adopted by the Board of Mayor and Ai
S(r,neR; me Ageneyis at JOHN q. HILLS Apothecary
Ntore' echanlcs Hall Building Worcester Per order
u"NJln w. w. RICE. Mayor
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

To COnsumptivcs.-Ihe advertiser, having b en-
restored TO health in few weeks by very simple rene
dy aiter having suffered several years with lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumptinl-s az
cure. ~ VI
To all who desire it, he will copy of the prescrip
ton used Gree of charge) with the directions for prepr
ing ai using the same, which they will find SURE CURL
for CoNsu MPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The ouIv
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread Information which he
conceYes TO be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
Will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWABD A. WILSON
ol dy Williamsblrgh Kings Co New York
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

Edwin II Webster, Nd.
VIM G Whitelev. Del.
Warren MinSlow, y c.
Samuel II WOodsnn. Mo.
John V Wright. Tenn.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

saeorgc Sessions, FURNISHING Trvnrpr.,,t1, -,
1oFfiN W AiIi9 sE-Cofllns, Caslsts Patent Metallic
lsi aSeS ana Robes of every description alvevs IN
sizes. 'EAi'N'S SASAti' OF al
LNey thing connected with the management of r,nerals
promptly attended to- No. 49 Front street, residence On
Front street Worcester, Mass dawtf s y"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

sF'. KENNEDY, OF RoxDury, mas discovered in on
3i our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple ~ '''i-
b bottles are warranted to anursng sore mouth
on the face. '' '>i'i' % PiiiPieS
TWO or three bottles will clear the system of bfies
TWO potties are warranted to the worst cankerip
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the wors,
Kind OF Erysipelas. '' "0'''
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors q
Iw9 bottles are warranted to running Of the ears
Four 50 six bottles are warranted TO curc corrpr+ a
running ulcers. N0'i"P' "''N
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
& TI 1ntee bottles are warranted to the worsS
d,sn wo or three bottles are warranted the mos
Three or fouf bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum
rive 10 eight bottles Will cure the ease of seroi
one to three bottles warranted to cure the w0rst
sands H H. \ P know from the experience of thou
Cne to two bottles warranted to cure sck headache
state of ~ NV ooes are warranted 10 regulate costivo
One to two bottles will regulate all arrangements of the
-Four to six bottles have the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the Of
areilei is always experienced What mercy 10 et re-
lei i, , III such an eXcruciating disease.
since IT'S rSt discovery, have from time 10 time add
ed various other herbs to it of ofthem iippocratc
snG any er % & o. &MSdlene says 1T is herb Of Jupiter
1T oPene n distinctions OF the liver gall and spleen;
us an especial friend TO the liver worth all other herbs
h pI cooling it when TOO hot and warming is
1T createth appetite cureth an gone and sinking
stitches in the side " ~ F''' ''"O
eXpes all raw, viscous, and slhnv humors out
blood from the kidneys W 0eNo
by opening distractions of the snae, - uro+r oI
prlst choler and melancholy vapors which set to the
eav anu nraln causing distressing headache fearful fore
swuOnng - ~ '''' i"A'tiH6 ana
herb boiled in wine particularly good TO revive
@ te a9opg spirit OF the aged, and whoever has linger
s after teyer nothing restores him TO health
50 quick as aflnElng the juice OF this herb
ny seeus epAeu N water Cureh the most oIrusiva
peaih anu drank at bedtime, prevents what is CANNON
HGalled shtmare and NIL melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are Liable to- " "N Se
iHe tather OF Medicine says Of another berb in this
sign Leo. 0 'un' "''u III 'ne
ne sun Is the source OF all life and ruteth the heart.
anu ts erb Is the best cordial the strqnufheuey
t. curt OF any lhat grOws it comiorteth tho heart
SIIttn al paMtatiOn thereof taketh awav trembling
nthg ana snotherng Of it, vet II must be- taken care
or severe gripping viii ensue which must be cor
reSleo with tennel seed ginger.
80 chaHge OF diet necessary-eatt tho bret o nr
get, and enough of il. ~ '' > '' Ni
bY strictly following the directions in the pamnblet
" a. each bottle and by iudicous application of the
% "a. iate"M oRtmeai, ScrQ1ta Ointment and HeaEino
UmWtHt every ulcer and sore of whatever kind or ma
and permanently cured. ~ F''
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY I9O Warrior,
Ne'' 'ONu"if' NlHss' lnee 81 dtiaweow ~
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

All the democrats" voted nay, and with
the-. were south Americans, and Mr.. Thayer
of Massachusetts, he being tle only republi.
can who voted against the bill-nays 90
To form a correct Judgment of the voting on
this bill, it is necessary to examine the terrific
to annul.