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- Corner of Chandler and Queen Streets l25 by so
lect Terms easy. Enquire OF ELI 10. FAIRBANKS
o. lOS Pleasant street, Worcester, Il. D. WALKER
Taunton. Mass. diff mv2l
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NO. 239 MAIN STREET., UP STAIRS,

NJ O. 239 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS,
l. WORCESTER, MASS.-H0ME0PATiIIC PHAR-
MACY.-The subscriber has large and superior stock
of Homeopathic Medicines. in all the different FORMS
which he offers for sale at the lowest market prices con
sisng of German and American 1ncures, with all the
different attenuations of the same lriturations from
the LIST to 81, and attenuati0ns of the same; Arnlca
incture; Calendula Jrtica Ures and Rnta Graveoeus
Tnctures for outward application in quantity Arnica
Oil superior article for Burns; Ponds Extract OF Ham
ames in quantity; Camdua Ointment, for Old Sores,
Nipples, Broken Breasts &c; Distilled water;
Pure Homeopathic Alcohol; Pure Globqles six sizes, BY
quantity; Sugar of Milk Crystaized; Sugar of MIX
for rituraOn and prescrptiona superior article OF
Milk, pure, tor diet for nursing children,
highly 30 varieties of Homeopathic Phias
from drachm quart; ~ varieties and sizes of ma
chine cut velvet Corks; Arnica Waterproof Plaster
India Rubber Court Plaster; of Medicine for family
containing number OF remedies desired with or
without Book. Old cases refilled or medicated Ho
meppathic Books now on haud-Hempels Homeopathic
Nateria Mcdca So Small's Manual of Homeopathy
last edition, 81 Pute's Homeopathic Domestic Phys
clan, 81; Gurnsev's homeopathic Domestic Physician
81 81; Tarbel's Homeopathy, simplifed, ST. Hempels
Organon of Specific Homeopathy, ST. Epps' HOmeopath
ic domestic, enlarged by Tarbe 80 IS; Small Pocket
Homeopathy, 81 IS; Gunthers Veterinary Manual, I'd
American edition, 81 Is; Rush's Veterinary Handbook
50 50: John e. Gruner's omeoPharmacOppica of Path
ology. So. ANY Homeopathic works NOT on hand will be
furnished at the publishers price, if desired. All the
above medicines have been purchased Of the most
spoIsble pharmacies in the country, and reliable
aul8 osdtf C. IL. JENCKS.
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6Nants.

A GENTS WANTED-To canvass for an
article for which there is already great demand.
Agents can make money from has been thorough
ly proved For particulars inquire at 2S6 Main street.
Cup salrs at Sawyers Music Store 207 Main street,
Worcester, Mass. diff myl2
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MINERAL, SPRINGS. COLD BROOK,

AVA WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.-For a period of
many years there has existed in this place spring of
water to which inhabitants of the vicinity have
sorted for the efficacy OF its waters in relieving various
diseases of the skim Salt Rheum Erysipeas Erupons
from poison &c Debility from long protraced diseases,
Rheumatic Affections Scrotua and Nervous Diseases.
This sprngo water has recently passed into the posses
sion of thu opretor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in tue vicinity, which
have been examined their water analyzed with a view
to their medicinal qualities and with the purpOrt of
placing them in condition to satisfy the demands of the
public. The analysis of these waters, made by the
State Assayer DR. Chas T. Jackson present the follow
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Instruction in Greek, Latin, French, and Spanish
Reception from to p. m. and $50 to 7sO p. M.
allh d3rlt

VEIIE SALISB MANSION
Il SCHOOL, for Young Ladies, Lincoln Square, is
der the charge of Mrs. L. A. LOMBARD Associate Prn-
cipal aided by competent assistants in all departments
The Fail Term VII continue fourteen weeks from Mon
day Sept. TO- j. X. LOMBARD, Principal.
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- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Con
tral and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and Owe,
that with all the other ailroads in the ctv Terms b.
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
spring WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
fla diff
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-09
Office Der ~Npltsei=@ehGrbe.

aE4fI
sd Baltimore, g.. Sftbr. 1860. -5@s 1T
Der pplt3etbe6Srbe burh bas @eleb 8ur belpuee=
rem 9NtGt 9entaht, BITE 8efimman8en Der Sc
ieke .aur Siaernne Der freien nnb u,teelt5rten
MuSabung Der NeAte Der 9eebliG bere6tigten
Sttmmseber BET alien gBablen" ltrense 9eltenb
sn ma6en, tie Dor allen @eipalttbaten une Duo
b1tneer am @ablfalten lowpbl, wte auf benz
@ege babim pper surad, 5t laiiben, alien guf=
rubr, Streit uno lnprpnnngen au npterbriifen,
|unb bur9 pule &nnenpung BERT ~Ibertraeenet
@epalt ben Sfe,tltden 6rieoen aufredt gu err
9alten. @ : iJaa alio5 ,Hp 8isa1 Y3Hisf ri
Die grp6ei 81 rautpprtltdfeit ffibleitp, irelde
.auf Der 8ebGrpe rubt, bat Der 8parp lpl6e NlaB=
re9eln 9etrpfen, pelbe tbm sur grfiiatuag berlel=
.beit an9emeRen idaeuen !; ~ mp er best oas elte
Sertrauet, paB pte @pltseimadt bieler Stabt in
jepem Safe Dte tbr auferlesten Nfidten "Splfom=
nten erfnllen ptro.g Dte 8ebSrpe tparnt besbalb
alle bDSpiQtgen ltto unorbentltben 9erlpnen unb
pertpetSt Fe auf Die ernltliden rtb dperet Straz
fen, beren le lid auSleBen, penn 1e an BEN fer
annabenpen Wabltage irgenppelGe gelebwtbrtee
Sanplun9en begeben pper ben 8er1u1 basu ma
den follten unb erltAt 5t 9letGere a3eit um Die
tbatt9e Nlittptrfung unb llnterItibung aller auz
ten 8airger, tpenn le BITE cpnfituirte Nladt au
l6ilfe rufen fplhe, a ola9dH{e sla@
SIN Nuftreg Der 9olt3stbebSrne ag90 sa5
a9@1arleS 5pWarb,D rGl.a
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Eg GrDtfnuua oes 9rnio sin 9orfs.
.Gttte &ttrte.

S9 batte 9ebpfft, bB it9 fer1er feline Not6menbiafeit al
peiteren @rtldruu9en meiner GniiGtet Dor Der 2eabl aufper.
len mirbe, aber bic GerGfent(hbungen, fpelne in mebrereu
ta9hben 3ettuasen in 8eSlg auf ueine MnfiGtea iiber ben
Antauf BON Druio Sid Parf geuaabt ipurben, MAIDEN e8 mir
allen Oenen ~9e9eniber, tpelde mid 5u x~nterftiten ~gebenfen,
CUR Pflt9t, bb ib fe nitt i'm llntlaren iiber tieien Wunft
la1e.
O6Slei9 i9 bic S~erfteGtus eineS Bifenti6en garfs in ieber
Slnih4t ais 9S9t tpini9elSpertb fir cine 70 sroBe unb sabls
rel9e g~enlelnoe, sfpie bic unIere balte, ~ piirbe i'd bod, sipeln
Der Plar Elm reuer nnb bic Ga9e unentiGieben mare, eS ais
etne ietr ernfte Sra9e betra9ten, Of Der groBe getras, ben Der
@ntall uno ote Anlage pnb @rbaltung Bpm 9ruib Sill 8arf
%erTprpern, bel rrisrtt ietiSet Sinau3z8erbatniGnn benz etabt=
F14qee aS Sbulb a~ufgebiirbet iperben bitrfte. ga es nare Ell
ne 5ra9e, peren SeanttpDrtuns i'd pbne cine b~eteutenb arSGere
&enrtnit Der Slnanalaae Der Gcrppration, ais it ie lett BETTE
mabr19etnllb nltt anterne1men lnTtte.-
Die S9pieri8feit bteie Sadie tpirb ferner nod, utciner g(n.
ttbt mad, beeeutenb ~bersrBBert bur9 ibre TerIfnlelspna nit
Der Staotenenbabn. Oa Der Nnfanf iebt aber idpn aeuadt
TT, u11o Die SonoS Der Stabt fir ben &aufpreiS alsaeaeben unb
IN bic Sdnbe bon bona fide 8eftert i6eraeaanaeH flint. 10
pat pe Jra9e cine gang anbere @enalt Nn9eneinuneu.. Son
riepreren rletaer @iiepteA et @ereif Der 9eSalitat Der 8onbs
unp tbrer Stberbe!t al8 @elbanlage befragt, babe ids bic Gade
lldber unterlllht lnb gefrnben, baB bic Stabt burt i6Hn Nreiz
brief ernla9tt9t TT, t@rHnp unb perioneGes unb aeriiibtes 81
9entpH'l gu fauten unb gu balten" p6ne BeI6rdnfuna Der Qaae
oelleiben, lcrte aud 5r &nSgabe bon S1u(oideinen inb an
letpen bic 3lu1 Setra9e bon elmer MiiQipn CUR 8ei6affuna unbl
allSftbruit9 tr9er6 elmer 9rp6en unb pernlauenten GerbeSiers
Jung. gScrauf tb benz aud ais 1fett8ttnbiaer air lteber,eloz
un9 tam, oB Der @nfauf be8 Parfe8 gefebli6 ~rettnr1Eia 1T unb
ote auS9abe Der StpdS ebenfala, mpfern biele(Ae, iue mir a1d
oefltpert tpllrees BEN Setrag eiger Miqica ni6t iiberiteiat. 3uz
tpl9e pteler G~npfe9lnng ipurbe bic @nlage bon ben mid un,0fatb
1ra9eaoe1 Yerlouen Sentadt. 1nb i9 battle bic 10 abaeaebene
gtetlaa9 ais Die rlft9e tno es fir reine Hhi9t III ~lfs6ereu1<
IDGte. -
Salttmore ben 6. Mu9ut 1850,
re- = sng saa ,a. Ger SO M Ornmu
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@eitere Na6ridtem 0es 9ampfers Salt-
Derbilt.
GtaIicn II.

nngarnS ebemaltger 0puperneur, 6. Gplutb,
Der bier mar, purbe stpar lppDbl pom &Gntae, ais
BON Gasuur auf paS 8ete empfareen, er batte
NIT 8etpen 1ebr lanse 8efpre6unsen, ipurpe ie-
bod erlaAt, Mufeben erregenoe SSattcnen ab5t=
lebnea, mas CT benn aud 9etban, inpem er IN
3nrif9e3Ugenbeit lebte. t.- 49,
gictor emanuel gebGrt, QuleS In Mlem, at ben
prt9ineQlfen GrlGetnuneen Der meuelten s3eit,
9lS Der alte NabebfY ietnen @ater beie9t batte,
telte er FA trpbis pur ben Sie9er bin lnb lteb
leinen @apalerte=S abe raleln, wte @tner, Der
tla9en mill: p@s 1T nod ntdt aler Sage Menb,"
SEPT, tahpem Ct alGnsenbe NebanAe aenuntrrett,
perbeblt er Ii9 BET aller Iplfaubnbeit Dte @rSBe
Der 0efabr nidt, lno bat Dor &tr3em gegen Sc
nanb 9eauBert: nSdltmmten Sales werpe Id,
ihpn i%rsenoipc etnen pcten ais Sbert finoen."
|Dieie tur3 %ansebunbene lolbatilde @eile wirb
BON Mandem 3a9letA elmer sepilem 8ereAnute
sugeI9rteben. Spbtel 1T gepiB, baB tim bas
8erbtenf, grpBe Sdrtertefeiten lbertpunoen at
baben, um 70 mebr 3ufalt, je belprgter Ct fd
ge9enwartts set9t; susleid 1Aabt er baDurh I'm
70 lnebr biejenige Sade Dor bent gerbadte eineS
.9ebeimen GtnSerfdnpni1eS, Die at fApnen ct baS
metIte SnterelIe BAT. Der &Snig fam ben Mlt~
getbltf, mad Neapel st eeben, faum ertparten,
uno bic Mtnilter baben ATE @iabe sebabt, TIN
3t elmer Nerta9urg st bepe9en.
&c beftatist iiA Die aufteQtns @aribalpt'=
l6er Iruppen 3iptI1en 0aeta nnb gapua, tpo=
bura bte gerbinoun9 Der an beipen 9untten aufz
9flteaten @elte Der fSnt9ltdm Mrntee abseldntt=
ten parpe. Der RTnte bon Neapel lpl entidlpf
fen lein, fA BIS auf'S MeuBerlte 3n pertbetot9en.
Ct entlHlpB iA ba5u TIM lebten Nn9enbltf ct
tanb ramlt6 iAca TIM 8egrife nad SeptIa
ab3ageben, ais tim Depe1hen aus Wien pen
gtatb ertbeilten, ff6 ttAt pine Raunpf strid3u=
stfben. 5D SerliGert baS nDaYs."
Oartbalbt's 8efel 9enaaB fn9 Der betltse
ISa1aartlss eletA na@ Der @aidfs9r pes @rlfersn
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Mamerifanifdbe gfaebrtebtem.

o. Die beuti8em Wablem. 5eute
peroea gBabien IMP 8 nnfplDnnten,S btp,
Snbtana uuD SCwa S~rrsenpmmen. Sn
9eanlDlDaniea unD Sbtu tuer6en Opuperne,1re
aefrdblt. Die DurA Diele BIER @tanten AZ tpabz
lenbem Mtt9lteperD es @pn9re0eS adblen SO, nart-
It'd Wennlylpanien 25, SbiD 81, Snpiana Il
unb Soma q.
I1eber bic bDbe BeDettan8 bteIer Wablen fiji
Bite WrGlbentenpabl baben MIR uns Idpt fraber
~auseglprCden. sis6
&Mfrsgun8 tn gtr8tmtsns Su
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Mnfunft Der @oupsG rprea.

ct SofePb, 8. Sft, Die caltf pons.
GrpreB NIT Na6riGten btS gum "a, Septbr. III
aneefpnmet,
Sn Oregon mar e~benfals Elm belpnoeres Out
9la6- uno Elm belunoeres 8redtnrto9ez5tdet TN
5elb..
Die 8riss Orbit bradte Na6rt6ten BON So
pan naA San Braneisr0, sic fam p6ne Qa5
oln9, oa bic Sapaneen niAt 9eptlt paren, ben
Sertrag al1S5uflbren. Der fran3Gil1e Nftnt(ter
tn Seooo Bate relientrt, ba ale letne gorfeann=
gen III getref per ausflbulas bes gertrae s UNI
beradliAttgt blteben, Mit @prtuaal 6atten Die
Sapanel en einen teuen @ertra9 sel6lo6en.
Die lebten 8ertdte bon Gbtta lauten babin,
baB ben Gn9lat1oern unD Srauplen Elm barter
getperlfanb Sfitens Der Gbtnele n bepptl tanb,
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Eele8rnpbtibe Wadbricbtcn.
geridtet fir ben Baltimore @eder."
Temersbrmnn.

8pRon, 7, Sftt Sn Saap-9uton fam IL
Der grpben Mal9inentperfltatt pom Coulter unp
So, Seuer aus, pas audi s. Dmnbar's nebenam
beinplide @uarufad=8a brit einal9erte. Die
@ebdrpe iparen 5 Stuf bpG, BON .3iegeltetnelt
eebaut ltnp bebedten bas ean3e 8iered 3pil6e1
Granite mnb q, unD 1. unD Q. Str. Gerlult
100000; gerli6erun9Sl unme 1926 900,
.@eeen 200 Mrbetter ~perlteren burA ptee8 8ranb=
unaliid tire 8eIddfigun9.
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Wtnpfu0e bter anfant, fat inter benz 46. Bret
tensrabe etnen DaB aber bas Gellengebirge e,t=
beft, Der $500 SUP ntepri9er lanft, ais irge1o
Gin anofrer BiSber befannter.
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Die @ahI In Ilprihn.

aSasannab, Ga, 8. St, Die 8ertAte
iber BITE Staatspabl iinp nta9er rnp unbelttmttt,
Sn einigen Counties beS Staates tparen ptele
Mprptbaten eelAebeu pno Die 8ir9er srgartitr=
ten li6 CUR l1nterpradung p~erleben,
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1
MnS merifp.

Newz . rfsans,,5 g. Sft. Der Dampfer
empire eits 1T NIT Nadridten bfs gum 2, ;,
Ron 5apantab an9efemmen. ...a al52a6 oas
Gs 1T Elm SGpner BON '9antptto bier anee=
~fonphtet nit Nadrtdten bts gum %, SePtember
unp BON Der 6auptfabt BITS gum, II. lAlf to'-
Mirantc1 mar init 1900 Mfanh lit ber
9duphtapt. -. sLN Hs-!.9-96 @sa
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Bon Nebrasfa.

OMAHA, 81. 8, Z. Sft. Gapt. NeYhplps
pom 10. acknowledgement, Der am Dpnnerfta9
BON etner G~rfprlhun9stpur aus Dem gpantp am
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8, SysarS Mefprmz9 II

Nerilnmlun9 fnrtlebett in @ppton Safe, @fe Bdlttinorefr. rno
Snpplet8 ane9, pe5u idinnaliGe BirSer eep g. @sare (psA. Der
lteuen @intbeiun9) ~ein9elaoen fnb. Wtof
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Mene Mn5eigen..
Seller 9ienltaQ.

Sur GtnWeibuns nleihes i~ppGftanbis itu eiuge-
@%aan1a&s rtdteten 9pfaleS [abe ib meme geebttell 6reunbe nai
9egts Abepb 81 nbr 81 einem a~benblitnb elm.
MpOt -iS pr #I 1g@ S~enrp 2pe8.
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Gins unD baGelbe,

~ VINR Nnp pa1ieIbe.
Ote Helormbepegln9 Der Sa6t Baltimore bat ben 9Irosru he
itrengten waaaBre9sln auferle8t, iUelGe IN, ben San6en 6sr tshiaen r
pa arssr y0llssl-9 0ntntlItOasrs ben 9eneiaea Wiarn wie 'SaH6-
SerteTp, &a9lopner t: &c. 8altinnore'S ~unterbriden unb Benz Mei.
i4ait Desfa9t iperben. w "sAil'" ~ Vtl'""
mu0a8am DtHpieL: 40 srs n TAO sgsasfssna os aae
Rsarun pro Der arme bemtibe Burger perbafkt uno nm $40 az
m srIaoe, %s su;n. e. s an, Soanta9 an einem 0tOt ndbt wabrenb Der
our Rirte su fabren? "e NV !. "t os eue
geafant n1nB elm G9arrem Store pber NierSQlou oei6(offen ier
wa2tene es et1eni wlineralpaGer-Galo aeitattet III Iein GeId5oft
S = V ans,ps tr Sa S ~; sias gun s~equeemli4tstt Der S~anOwelter nno
Stssla9aneter 9sitrait lperoen, tbenM Ien GdIo einiae Snu iIer
p ga uga @s ad y &c S ytsage ra8t: tapa9rsa6 s1 f~aiponaOlsr Gfomiecti0.
arlaltStfatih9e @onsctpnerp) MAIDEN bari - wy o'pt9
Saes Dben9enanats tnp arifOrati6e 9er6pte seSfe(ben Oeeksa
81 no
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SeIlunyl: &&asSsn, UNI n s G%'a gmacrs ~ a @ana SSss Elm in
S9"eoet oun 0ptllDeH. Oi
NerInnnf . yin 9nH9mieo INN is WReilcn ins 9Qnb IN DO
~ .tNsytt ben. GbeniO elm Jrauenaimmer, nm, boS SpifgE-
sSsl"alt she auge fr bic 6arnlarteiter sa belor9en. 3u neieesu
OilRiDp
NerInn6f . 3wet cute S6neoer tBnnen bauern6e @cl6ST-
IN wo aao M y t9nn9 nno 9uten aobn erbaIten. gu mel6en
M - = .e StloBe. ~ Oi
NstIuuy . sranSIi@ esrStebem, faben min ios Cre W sflgal
. g MISS Ho sutsn ytretsult BET W. u. d nj st, ~
9c. SIS g. @aptr.
Met11f1t @sao Elm Nae9en fit R66in unS NouSorE5if :
w. go. IS q gacafr. gutsr eo5n a nj S gnpS@s, e%arS
'"I @Se %SSGs s"e"' 0roentltten fsiB9en Wiao6en ~suseitert.
.Sentl6eS Mrbeit- Nadweilnnuas- yiirfon
Sbames1tr. $50. 55.
glue Dietenigen. Wet4s ceui1e San6werfer, grSci,er sbe, Sieos.
Velem ~ gSstebaIt9en ipiinlden, lpWte aue beatlben arbs,fn6en.
pen @ousli up per1onltb ODER in fraitrteu grefen an ben Mosytru
&C. er gsell9alt Perrin .. s: W elltuGbOf. So. SIS abSmss.
F. Weaoen' welEer naentaelolit auSflnit ertbeiIen wiro. Ul
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9. 81. MifIa9.
# Sum Nerfamf.

NHE:I 0HIH N5ettnlf.
4Rssk 90 Nder satb NIT sutcm Standardization, I6 Ueilen bon
per Staot nabe Der ~sdnofraBe un6 in Der ~aeIunbeIten @ca
Sene lloH ader an Der NortIerl Central. 8 5enbabn, so WSeIen
SSa Uss Staot mt nut gseaucen; 10 gter an Der alien 6rsberid &poO,
gen. wtro Ss9en Gt9entbnm in Der Stabt einaetauIht; 8 Nder an
ss,r au 3, Sass9s s;s W0So 0seis bon @sOnnt Be Gales; 100
9aulsr in 9%oWarsir. nabe @~aabemltr.; i in geen.qcnlbarShr.
4 IN Sagsttefr 2ia s~srinstoair. { 1 in 6rcntAr. in Nratt.
ntaBs, I IN Qanepernr.; 2 IN DluIberrpitr. mb mebrere an6srs
oalttn'Sre-, Meoilument-. @ap- unb 0Rcgieerrpitr. ufb BrCab-
pa9. @rano an oertaufen in SrpabmaD. @rnnorenten au Der
leA"le"' }ag~9e 3tM. Slider & Norri$,
- mnm ,n Nc. 63 Tapettelr.
19gr Sauteriefe. Mtetb- @pntrafe. GeItanente uab onbere
belorOt. at9'r 80 =. o'tT"pN NV oepsnS
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MfcgchsSocG sWluspratt'8" iinb nenrB'8a Bette NewSahIe
~ dsssansS et y ooewaI6& StmSatf. 20 G6s9pabe.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
Timely Warning.

The Grand Worthy Patriarch of Massachu-
sets, in his report to the Grand Division
which convened in July, says truly in ref
erence to this Presidential election year. that
experience tells US, that at such times, the
friends of temperance are likely to forget
their duties, and that the excitement of a
political contest is attended with excessive
Indulgence in strong drink. The debauch-
cry of l840 is not forgotten, although we
love to remember that it was followed by
the Washingtonian movement; and we could
almost wish for such a night, if it might be
followed by such a morning.
But it is the especial office ofour Order to
stand firm at such a time. Then the advan-
tages OF organization are felt then discip
line tells then our frequent meetings, our
ceremonies, our exhortations, do their high
est and perfect work, Ihope that no Son
Of Temperance in his devotion to any 20
htical cause, viii forget the nearer duty
which he owes to himself and his brethren,
the more certain, more practical, more i'm
portant good, which through our fidelity to
principle, we can secure for the whole eom.
munity.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
The Contest Ended.

we have no doubt that both of the great
political parties in North Carolina are reioie-
ing that the hurly-burly and commotion of
our State Campaign lisa tan end. Never have
we seen more excitement in this community;
and 1t seems to extend to every class and
age Such huzzaing, shouting and enthusi-
asm as was in the streets of Raleigh on the
night of the election day, we never saw here
before. The successful party were in too
good a humor to taunt their defeated adver-
%saries; and the unsuccessful bore their de-
feat with patient, good hunored aston:
ishment. We are glad to say that in the
mids OF this holly contested election. we
nave heard OF no serious difficulties growing
out OF politics, during the entire campaign.
This IS as it should be. Ours is a free
country, and every man has a right to vote
as ne chooses, and no one has a right to call
his motives or vote in question, much less to
brow beat and d~enounee him, because he
chooses to think and act differently from an
other. To deny this, is to subvert the boas.
ted privilege Of Ameriran freemen. The Peo-
pie are the Sovereigns, and the will of the ma
10r'fy, says the genius of our government,
must rule.
At this present whiting FRIDAY morning,
August 3d. of course it is not known, with
any degree of certainty, as to. which party
has triumnhed in tho Stota b,+ uL;oL -.
is defeated, its adherents will quietly submit
pick their fints and try and do better mex
time. We shall give under our Local AMI
State News head, all the returns that ma,
be received up to the time of putting thi
paper to dress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
School Teaching.

A writer hits the nail right on the head
in some remarks before US, relative to some
teachers giving pupils lessons TO be studied at
home. 1t is too commonly the case, that
teachers, nowadays, seem to think that all
their duty consists in hearing pupils recite
their lessons, which the parents are to
learn to them at home. The writer above
referred to very justly remarks:
The whole system of merely hsaying
lessons recited in public schools IS a Gun,
ming fraud of teachers, falsely so-cailed.-
These teachers teach nothing. They sit
magisterially enthioned in their school
chairs to decide, daily, whether tho parents
have done their tiat IS, the t~eacllers work
at home, and 10 punish or reward the schol-
ar for the parents ability or ignorance.
When We pay taxes Cor public schools, oY
enormous fees for private ones, &c waat tu.
tors not magistrates for eur money we want
the Eaen and women employed in schools Il
do something more thar sit upin state and
ask q~uestians-we Want them To teach ca,
children something they did not know, and
not serd them home to be taught, that they
the teachers, may d~iufna!ly 60 through til,
farce Of hearing then. rccite what parent.
have taught them, and they know already
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-08-08
Oh racter of a True Friend.

Concerning the man you call your friend;
tell me, will he weep with you in the house
of distress VIII he faithfully tell you to
your face of charges forwhich others are a.
busing and ~censuring you behind your back 2
VIII he dare to stand forth in your defence,
when detraction is secretly aiming its deadly
weapon at your reputation? Will he ac-
knowledge YOU with the same cordiality, and
behave to yoa with the same friendly atten-
ton, in the company of your superiOrs in
rank and fortune, as when the claims Of pride
do not interfere with those of friendship If
misfortune and losses should oblige you to
retire into a work of life in which you cannot
appear with the same ability as formerly,
will he think himself happy in your sociey,
and, instead of withdrawing himself from an
Improbable connection, take pleasure in pro.
Tossing himself your friend, and cheerfully
assist you TO support the burden Of your af
Aietions 2-When sickness shall call. YOU to
retire from the gay and busy scenes of the
world, will he follow you into your gloomy
retreat, listen with attention to your tale o.
symptoms, and administer the balm of conso.
lation to your fainting spirits2 And lastly
when death shall burst asunder every earthly
tie, will he shed a tear upon your grave anc
lodge the dear remembrance of your mutua
friendship in his heart. Will he ? If SO
then is he a friend indeed. But o, how few
such there are in the world