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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
III ON. A b r. A II A M l. N q 0 l. N


HON. RAHAM Ii N O o LIN
(Authorized edition)
By D. w. BARTLETT
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SLAVERY IN HIsToRY-By Count eurow,h The work
treats Slavery distinctive social disease in all times and
nations senng with Slavery the ancient Egyptians
dx e h hssHS aSp SS ss til.
Illinois Campaign Of 1883 royal octave 2s pages stitched %
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%fff TIE gEBtNE ALMANAcf 1850 oo repul. Vote
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Speech of Henry Wilson Massachusetts, In the Senate jan
p iii. i THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov. Stewards great
speech In Senate, Feb 29 1860 -, =,
ifV NATIONAL POLITICs Speech Of Abraham Lincoln Of
unos az the Cooper Institute Feb a. l8O James
r. Dooittles Vindication of Wisconsin. -
" LAND FOR THE LANDLESS; The Hon eaiusna A.
Crows Speech, In the House, Feb 49, 1850 go,
vi THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LlNCoLN-By an Illinois
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vI..THE GREAT sPRINoFIELD MEETING: De
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HOYT's HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
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put forth than in the support and main.
tenance of both in unimpaired vlgor and
strength That conviction remains unchang-
ed. nor do doubt, Mr.. President, that the
spirit and purpose of Ohio is the spirit and
purpose of all the states, whose worthy and
hon0red representatives are gathered here to-
night. We will not surrender the proud title
of American citizens We will not renounce
our portion in the glorIes of the Imperial Re-
public; we will not madly fling away the most
blessed boon of free institutions ever vouch-
safed by Heaven to man we will not prepare
for our Children instead of the noble heritage
of freedom, prosperity and peace which our
fathers transmitted TO us, detestable inheri-
lance Of despotism calamity and civil war.
No! no! a thousand times no! We will
compose whatever differences have arisen, or
may arise in the spirit of our fathers-claim-
ing mutually nothing that we think wrong.
, We will concede mutually whatever we find
to be just, cherishing above all, with the con-
slant ardor OF Washington, cordial and i'm
movable attachment to our Federal Union.
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The IMPERIAL WIVES OF FRANCE.-The
Dublin University Magazine, in commenting
upon the lives of the royal and imperial wives
of France, states that there are but thirteen
out Of sixty seven on whose memory there is
no dark stain of sorrow or sin. OF the fifty
four others, eleven were divorced two died by
the executioner, nine died very young, seven
were soon widowed, three were cruelty treat
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were very bad, and the prisoners and the heart
broken make up the remainder. Twenty who
were buried at St. Denis since the time of
Charlemagne were denied the rest of the
grave. Their remains were dragged from the
tomb, exposed to the insults of the revolutions
airy populace, and then flung into trench and
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LATEST NEWS.
From California and Mexico.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

New YORK, Oct. l4-The steamship North
Star arrived, last night, with 81 10000 in
specie, from California, the shipment being per
the steamers John L. Stephens and Uncle
Sam. The John l.. Stephens broke her ma
chinery near Acapulco, and was towed in by the
sloop ofwar Cyane, and the passengers and
specie were transferred to the Uncle Sam. Her
dates are to September 2lst
Everything is orderly on the Isthmus. The
American and British forces are in joint pos
session, but probably will be soon withdrawn.
The forces Of ex President Mora have been
beaten by the Costa Rican government troops
Mora, Gen. Canas, and others, were shot, and
the revolution terminated.
Lieut.. Watkins died on board the Cyane.
The John H. Stephens went back to San Fran,
cisco in tow OF the Golden Gate. The priuci,
pal consigueeS by the Stephens are Wells,
Fargo & Co., S202, 900; Duncan, Sherman &
Co., Sl32,000; American Exchange Bank,
SI00,000 d Pelham & Co, SIG, 900; Eugene
Kelley, ISL 900; r. H. Patrick, S2S 900; w.
Halien & Co, $4,000; w Selinam & Co.,
$4,000; W. Hoge & Co., $4,000; Strauss
Brothers, $4,000; Macder & Adams $1,000 4;
j. Stanwood, $4,000; freeman & Co., $40,
600
The principal consignees per the Uncle Sam
are-Wells, Fargo, & Co., S2O3,O0O; Duncan,
Sherman, s. Co, $685. 900; American EX-
chanae Bank, S107 900: Won Hoffman Co,
sos 600 Taaf McCahill, $50, 900; j. Helca
Brothers, $4,000; Eugene Kelley, S62,00O
w. r. C0oman, $4,000 Strauss Brothers,
S34, 600 James Patrick, $50, 900. H. Cohn,
S2S,O10; Schegman & Co., S27, 900.