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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpEnrAKEp IN
COFFIN Neutrality-suspicious., Caskets, Patent Natalie
Burial Gases and Robes of every deserpton always an
hand. Also the NEW PATENT MRTAtrtc w, X
sizes. '''i' VI '''
Every hingconnected with the orr,neroa
promptly attended to. No 40 Front street. residence on
Front street Worcester Mass. daTtf ' v"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24
BERKsnIRE COUNTY.

The Douglas men OF the Pittsfield base ball
club, having challenged the Lincolnites to
match ely game the latter accepted, and it
was played on Saturday. The Lincolnites
made rs ''runs," the Douglasites 27; when on
the 7th inning the Douglas boys resigned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24

Spalding's Prepared Glue seems TO he univers
ally welcomed by housekcepers wherever il goes If ia
precisely the ready reliable adhesive substance needed
Tor repairing furniture and household ware All anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24

10.
Bystnetly following the directions in the pamphet
around each bottle, and by udicous application Of the
4aI fa'e"W OiRfmeat, ScrQfHi0 OHtHet and Heaii0d
Ohtmet every ulcer and of whatever kind or ma
tute except cancer that has taken roots arc perfectly
and permanently cured. F'
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 1870 Warren
street, RoXbury. Mass. Price 81. dtfaweow "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24

Mrs. Nj. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS.
FUL MIDwIFE removed to No. % Mechanic street, di
rectY opposite her former residence Special attention
given to Uterine Complaints, and diseases children
Office hours FRONT to- A. NJ, and from to P.
ap4 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-24

All of Dr. Humphrey a. Co.'s snectn, uomo,
oPac hehedles put up expressly for family use With
pook OF iuii directions. sold In Worcester hy DAVID
SCOII 25l Main street, and Druggists and stores cen
al
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
MONEY REFUNDED.
A. r.. ScoysIt A Co.,
how ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

a Beasssfsaf fasfftsfsea. sstaShskea 80 ssessa
erdsnaeaf fsr rae rsftef Fl fAs stek aHd de.
trssssd. Affected s,tA girnlsAt 80 Egias,a.s
dtssaffs.
Ths howard As>eciation, tn view o
the AWFUL destruction Of human lie. caused b,
sexua- diseases, aud thsdeccptions prae ttsed ul.
on the unfortunate victims OF sucn diseases h,
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con.
sulting surgeon, asa Cha rttabtc Act wof.
treatment OF this class 81 dts casts In allthcir
fofms,andtoaiye Medical Advice srat.
a., taaii Who apply bY letter, VITA description
Of their condition, Gage. occupation, habits 81
life, Ac..1 aud la tasoa 0f extreme poverty 10
FURNISH ucdtetuestfeee OF thnfgs.
IA ianoedlesH 10 add that the Association tomt
mands tho Highest Medical ekill Of tho ace. aud
will furnish the mos, approved modern treat
mont
The directors ofthc Assoeiatlon. int AslrAnnu.
alRepoft upon tho treatment Of sexual Diseases
express the highest satisfaction sith the success
witch has attended the iubol~ " their surgeon.
/ IA tho euro Of Npsfmaioffhaa, seminal Noal.
ness, oonofhoeA, elect, syphilis, the Vice .
onaniam 90 heitAbuse. Diseases % tho Kidney,
aud bladder a g., aud order continuance OF ths
same pta Got the ensuing YEAR.
Valuable Reports oh hrrrnatoFfhooa aud ot h.
/ or Diseases ~ the sexual oFgaus, and on the
/ New Remedies employed Ia the nlspensafy, sthl
10 tho nniicted in sealed letter Envelopes. Tree o
charge Two OF three siamps fof postage viii bs
acceptable
Address, Tor Report Of treatment, nR. }
Skti.iiN iiououioN, Acting surgeon, Row
ard Association, No,s south Ninth Street Phil
| adeipuia, IA,
Ny order Of the DIRECTOR
kzliA u. HkAkfN Kill, President.
| faoWlX GtO. IAlkffllI.u s.sfot..V
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER
An Indispensable article Ia every family.
~ whereby, with their ordinary kitchen grease
combined VITA the Sapontfcr. they make
all the Soad they use-hard, soft and iancy.-
II will make hard water sou, and Will clean type
10 Notwithstanding equals u Tor cleaning and
securing. II - put ~ In alright iron boxes Of
| 10. each, which will make. with from to 5 lbs
common grease. from Is 10 - gallons elegant
soft aoap. or 10 10 tbs. hard.
II has now been several years since this inval-
liable article was FIRST introduced TO the public
and she estimation ia which IL Il held, wherever
known aud tried,a tho Immense demand for
II from all quarters. arc conclusive proofs of its
real merits AMI value as n family article.
BEWARE OF IMfrATfONS.-'Fhe success OF
cur article, like that 10 att discoveries 81 true
merit aud yalac. has induced unEsnsipled par
public against worthless coantcIhets, and take
none but The genuine, original and patented az
tieie, Manufactured only by she
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co,
OF East Tarenfum, Allegheny county Pa. Omcc
aud Depot, No. sc Penn 81. above tho Canal
Bridge, ilrTsnuRG, Pass.
We also Manufacture 81 standard quality,
Caustic Soda for soad maker, Soda All. Refined
peras. Manganese, Niulc Acid, Soda Saialtas.
blcaching Powder, NnglsuC AeiI. Sgll.Augic
Aqua FoFls and Chlofrfaru..
Extra Refined Snow-Wiutc Fable. Diary aud
Packing salt. warranted entirely Pure and Dry.
pat up in various packages and s,ylcs The on.
y pure Satt Ia the country.
vi = For sale ~ ala otorckccpcf- ia the Uni.
ia States.
1000 Cases saponiuer. genuine. for sale al tnan
ufacturcr's prices in lut- o. sait purchasers. by
PIKE s. KELLOGG.
apai~iy =. lsui-. Mo.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection and Speedy Trans
portation of LIVE STOCK.
nd Coed Accommoaaiions villa usual PR, %.
xe.for ~ rsous travelling IL charge hereof
FRLIGHTS

Hrthi~ Roufe Frefrhts 81 az trscrirt Tons can
be for,~arlei from f'hilsdeiphia, Ne~ York .Iics
tan o. Baltimore. - enf point on Tie Kali
Reads 81 Onto. kentEckg. Indiana. iiliuois.
Wi-eoasin. lows. cr NissVuri, ~ Railroad o.
rect
Iss pcnrs, lyania Kali Road hl@o CONNECTS a
Plftsturxh wilh steamers. ~ ~hieh Goods can
be foru arded 20 sny port 0E The Ohio, husfkiu
rnra. Kentocky. Tennessee ,Cumbefiand. llin-
arkansas and Red fsser-f nrd - tirvclanl
ssrAusss and Ch.ea-o with htcamfrs 10 az
ports ou ne North Western Lake..
Nere hauts an1 shipper .Iitfu~tlnT the trans
nortatian oftheir Frcirlft 10 tsts Coaif.any. go
rev uith Conaience cate speedg uausiI
Tug RATES OF FREIGHT L. any point In
ID Wet - the Pcnnsy isArla Rail Asad srs
a. a. fsnes az (arera3ff avt ekarfrd ~
sfke~ y. n. Ceagaaiss-
BE particular 10 marx Psekase- ''sss rsrs.
X. r.
~ qNFEDER. f'hiintelrhis.
NAGEAW A. koON~, 80 North street, fIeltl-
more. .t-e
IKkcH a CO.. Se. A.iaf gonss. % So.s
South william It.. - d.
GFkl n 4 Co..-7 state street. Boston
u. n. HOUSTON. een'i Freight Ast. phi
I'D l. .. IfsouPT, csa.lrse.s, AL, rAii.ael-
phis.
Jan-1 dais-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Tho Democrats having threatened
70 send for Mr.. Douglas and attempt
10 rival the recent Republican meeting
Al Springfield. Illinois. tho Chicago
Press and Tribune heartily agrees.
saying.
We repeat, let Mr.. Douglas comel
Let us see whether his presenco will
induce 600 men:in Campaign county
10 harness their teams and drive a
hundred miles. camping QUIT nights
IN the open air. and losing week :
limo--as they have just now done 10
greet Abraham Lincoln. Let IA see
whether his presence induoesa Wide
Awake company OF any other cnmpa.
ny. 10 march from lieardslown 20
Springfield on foot (lorty miles -as
they have just now don. 10 Join pro
cesslon doing honor 10 Abraham lin.
coln. Lot us SOC whether his presence
induces another company from slave
holding State 10 tight their way 10 q
ierryboat for the purpose Of coming
nearly hundred miles 90 Join Ia the
same pfocession--as did the Wide.
Awakes Of Hannibal. Missouri. 10
wave their torches before the next
President u the United States Lot
Ms SEE whether his presence requires
the services Of flly.two ears from the
city Of Chicago 70 cary the multitude
thronging thither. nearly POO miles,
to salute his coming Lot us See
whether 200 extra oarsaro summoned
to bring the people from distant quar-
ters TO applaud his movements. Let
IA sea whether the procession OF We
hioies occupies three hours in passinga
giyer point where he stands to answer
the SITUATIONS of his friends. These
are questions which We should like u
have answered by Mr. Douglas per
sonal presence IN his own State w
invite his friends To take him of tn,
Now England course and trot him on
on az Illinois prairie as soon As he cai
be spared from other engagements
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM IRIS TRUTH.
Wal MAI

vixi MAI
Professor Woods Hair Restorative
xlTlLL pfrsetvd. ,Hfsllltiv, the grerfh and
w eeie- 81 tho Hair, ~ used Two or ,hfoc
tmoa wveh, 90 any Imaginable age. fctlec!'
~ ornament. the hnlft make u more aon snd
beautiful than any Oh, aud preserve the scalp
tree from all disease, D. the vfeale.t sge states
rfoies sloual Men. and gentlemen and Ladies Of
all claasef. Alluyei the World, heat testimony
that - 40 not say Too much ih IL laNuf. Head
rnoffNsoRa \. rnALnkko, rtANtS1.
aAYa, on his arrival ln The unltod nlates DC
Wa rapidly hseomng sFaY, but on apply
Ing Woods Hair Restorative hls hnlf soon
recovered ita original hue,
CllAlll.ka GARDEN, ~ NASSAU ~, \. n Fl,
SAYS thegmy halfson hlswlfc'a head were
amor few weeks trial, turned Into a dArk
brown. al IA" same tine bcautibins AMI
THE kcuing the hair
h.C. MONp. BAIn, MAlNk.
Gays he l. now sixty YEAR, old. and hi- half
aud whiskera were two-thifda gray, but ~
the aseof Two bottles OF restorative the
gray haife have disappeared, both on
bis hsad and face ,-and u more uoli aud
HIs vifc OF the aea al lfty.tWo, has used u
with the samo ciicct.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ. n. o..
says lat nc lost biz hair BY the yellow a..
vel. in 1854. iiouied Woods Hair kosto-
taiisc and lsis hnif y nov thick and glossy.
=. ~. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON ALA
saysthp restorative has done much eooc
~ n. part o. The country; lie ssod u lot
| Tt MORSE, LisiiANON. Ky
says nc has Wood Hair Restorative used
| la hundreds Of cnses, AMI hcNcr knew it 10
| fail Ia accomplishing all 10 Processes 90 do
.J.ALnkN. McIANkSBORo, I'LL 4
says be had The scald head eight years, an,
bald. bu. by the liberal use Of Wood
Hair Rcstoratyc,h he now has a rich, glossl
head ofhair.
| y sold 10y all druggists. aud by o. J.
| wood r. CO.,fti broadway, New York, and
ia Market street, 81. Louis, No.
nuof1WGm
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

6TWe learn that the "irrepressi'
Die conflict has warmed up in Law
renee comfy. in the shape Of a Breck
inridge county ticket. Ia Monroe
the representatives from three Breck
inridge township refused to 60 into =
county convention with the Dougla
Democrats.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

Forthe purpose CT showing wlfas
kind ola "Constituiion" the Bell and
Everett Party-she party who in the
North ignore the Slavery question
go for in the South, we copy the fol-
lowing platform adopted by their
State Convention in Georgia. on the
Cd of May last. We copy it from the
Augusta Di1atck. Bell paper
LIST. The right Of property in Afri-
can slaves IS recognized and guaran-
teed by the constitution of the United
States.
"a. The territories OF the govern
mem are the common property OF the
citizens Of the Union.
sd. That neither Congress nor the
territorial legislatures have the power
to pass any laws prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION Of slavery into any terrific
~. nor TO abolish slavery therein. nor
any power to destroy OF impair the
right Of property in slaves by any leg
islation whatever.
9TH. That il j. the duty Of the fed.
eral government 10 protect the citizens
Of every portion OF the country IN the
enjoyment Of all their property o
whatever description it may consist
and wherever is constitutional au
thority extends.
9Th. That the enactments Of Stat
Legislatures 10 defeat the faithful exc
cutlon Of the fugitive slave law AZ
hostile IN character. subyersiye OF TIA
Constitution aud revolutionary II
their effect
How DO Anti slavery Bell men d
tie \ rth like that kind Of a Con
siilluon9"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

and beautiful girl saved the lie Of .
New York artist. who had ventured
too Ear out into the surf and became
exhausted. The girl dartad out
through the mighty waves. gasped
the..drowning man by the collar. AMI
conveyed him &c shore. where she wa,
greeted by the cheers OF those who had
witnessed the daring act.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

iasaflnte against loss ~ damsge ~ are, 90
dssiilnzs, f1rnitnre. stores. warehouse, user-
eaandlsr. miiss raAnufactoFics abd uloft ali
ktntf 81 property. ear - cfectet H. thIs Cempa.
~. nros a. favorable terms. as TIC nzfufe OF
liberals snd seeuFity - property holders siil
ssrrast.
Particular aitentiun ttsea % insnrlng farn
Properly. Csnsisfing If dwellings barns and oui.
e1ti1lnrs connectee, AMI f1ruftsrs. lie ssoek.
hays gals. GFmtnr utcNsilf. dc.. couiained
thefetn, isr term of years NJ iow rates ~ nre.
ian.
Applications Cor iassssnrs nay te shade - ne
sasersi<ned, to fals sufhanred sxent az ala
CoapsHY. -. q. RACER
mHsot~om A. Ash~en's bank.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

II v. JoHssoS DisUNoSisr The
Washingtong correspondent o. the Ci"cin-
natl Gazette say documents wili shortly
be produced showing that n y. Johnson
the Douglas candidate for Vice President
IN. been a rank disunionis,. and has oc-
cupied AZ ultra sontheru gfoand a. 1 ancy
himself. IL The famous contest IN ls5'
tctueeu Cobb a. the Union candidate, and
Mcdonald n the Secession candidate fo
Gosernor. johnson supported the latter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

rus rssr ttrissrf ~ tHs wonte,
The OIL, sale sud eefiain enp loo Aahsofs
Illes Iu,ufs, swelling. aud iiio,hrieo 90 Ioitfe.
Paralysis, Neuralgia. NeAkness 81 ihe Museles,
Chronic 90 luianalall rheumatism, Auinvs.
OF the joints, CONTRACTED Muscles ~ ttfAmuNts.
kAt-acho, Iooth.nsho. hfulnca, slrnins, Wopnas.
fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Feset AvfrH. Aoto Nipple,
Cnkcd nfeasls, nufns, Sealds, Sore ihoat, ~ Hpl
inflammation 90 fain, 40 ,lincisese how ssNsfe,'f
how long The disease MAY have eNlriei. Meifhn'f
Colebmttd lAulmeut d ia certain remedy,
Thousands 81 human beings have been saved
iife at decruptlndc und misery, by tho uss 81 tis
invaluable medicine,
ueIcnn's Volcanic ott itnimcnt
VIII relieve pain almost iuslantAnsausiy, and
Will cleanse, punl and heal the touicst sores 10
aniueFvdlbly shorl tiae.
FOR Horses ANA ether Animals.
Aol.csn'a celebrated iinlm~nt L. tltc only safr
aud reliable fcmCd, loo The vulc vi Apa,in, iilnf
~ sNcllNR-. % Will mover iail Ia care lie iirad
Pole EVil, tisluia, old kuunng Sores - SWep.
". N properly applied. PEI Spralns ihuHes.
.sraich"s, Cracked liceir. thafc.. Saddle or Col
y Calls. Cuts, Sores or Wound-, u ~ nu inialh
remedy. Apply Il az directed, AMI care 10
80 never Instance.
fncu trinlc 40 longer with the many woril1css
l.uimehis oncrcdto you. Obtain supply of ~
MeleAt'a celebrated Eminent. Il will cute ytn
J. a., MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corner OF THIRD aud Pine St., 81 i.ouir, Me.
For sslehy J. *. CUNNINGHAM.
tAaHs HNrrs-
July p, '59-dwB
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

The MoKxoSs. Conference
held in London on July 22d, Brigham
Young was elected President, Reveal
er. aud Seer Of Church through
out the world. What those Ute
indicate in the estimation Of these peo
pie IS rot explained.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

WArr A WHtlx.-There was rros,
inquiry yesterday among the Irish
Democrats Of this city Tor the books
and papers Of the old Know Nothing
Lodge. They say that As their par,v
IN New York has sold cut 10 the DARK
lantern fraternity. thew must lose no
time II mastering the grips and pass
words of the Order A crowd of them
were IN front Of the Times and Herald
o'iice, hunsiag mp some one who could
teach them the hailing sign and sic-
nal ofdistress. They were advised 10
wait until Douglas returns from h,s
search after his mother. away nm
IN Main. lie Is unqucsti0nably Dos
ted up IN the most recent improve
msnt IN lodge-woFkiag. and csE ssll
them how to..cuese Dutchman in ,he
most approved manner. As soon -
be gets back. the dressing.rooms II
the pro-slavery ampitheaisr viii D.
opened for The initiation Of candidates
No Germans vii BE- received. a. il i
understood they dare 70 Be dissatisfied
with sh's selling out Of the party o.
the Fump of Americanism -fChicseo
Press and Times.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
oFFiCk OF AUDITOR OF Stair.
lS5fASsFnt1s, Fcb. q f-l.i
To fls Psosis 81 Indiana.

Thc Hartford Fire Insurance Company swing
complied with TIE ia~ 81 indlana. - filing in
tAls oiic' stafencnt 81 "a condt ion on tie frst
daf II tannarf, l-tia. AM having InVlfef an cN-
aminatien Of - Affairs ~ this Department. L.
Joan ~ Doid, aaditer 81 he Stafe Of in1fnra
hcrshf certify hat ! have made a rerson4l aEd
thofoarn eAatainatlon ~ thi book. and Assets
ofthc Company, a their offlce In the ciis Of
Hartford. Coma, and that The Cornps AZ own ard
have "a their pesseseion In casa. Ar1 a. secufl-
tee coeHerthlt a. pirtsHrc. ncariy Onc Nillion
n Dollars. applicable 10 the paymtnt a Losses
-an amo1ut eorrcsrseedinE siih the.r 5f5clal
ft&tfmcrt 81 lannarT lasi. The Hartford Pre-
Insurance Company 49, been 10 etfsicncn for
haifa century. TIE Airh character orits ofncers
fof cxperitncf ard proeity--fhe prem1tpces md
hfeiitf with which IL has met ali enrarrmeats
lastly entities Il - ste highesl rsnk anlcnr tAc
iDs1rance Companies - tIc csunlry. nd com
1eais ito she patronage o rae Psoplc 81 Indi-
Ans John y DouD.
A ---l-L-.r -. !. -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

" ALuAElE LAND IN CLARK COUNTY -
To tarus -entaieing each - acres. ~ Clark
coaNty. iiis. 3as - - 81 tttional tea :. eirhf
lailes uesi ~ Tsrrs-iiapie. TIE othrr miia
aarth ~ A. panIarss. "a thc ~aters ~ clear
crrck TIE lstter has - scEes improved. The
fsr1nsf kss acres Improved. with TOO koates
and a. oFchard. These faTlns uiil - sci4 ven
tow. Fer partieaiafs tn4alfe 81 =. Isanisp al
ne stale lfn~ litaee
VIVID. CRkAsEY.
myssuem Akenf ief knssel x. wtEsfA
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

a. ~ 1896. the gallant Col. John J
Hardi n II Iliioei-. who Afterwards iell ~
he ba,lle Of Buena \ .ta, remarked a. a
gentleman II New York in speaking Of
Mf /. media, a. follows. Lincoln - rally
"a. foremost man ~ our State. AID II h's
merit should ever become gfefsfiy ksoTH,
he will lead the nation" The correctness
Of the Colonel's Judgment u aboo, to be
verified
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
AoSr OF wBicH ARR BANKRUPT
At the very moment heir Trolley IN Issued
National Dispensary of Private
DISEASES
Established. nelnnati. o, Jan. l, 1880.

I'M X 4 \ kMlNENI
il Physicians Ia niton'
dance. Guarantee under
n penalty Of 700 a com
plctc cure Of every SeSu-
al disease however aggfa-
waited b. nsgloci,and rita
eaf MerearH. Gonnor-
rhea, syphilis, SolfAOuao,
lmpotenoy, Whites OF
Flour Albus, elect .strie.
ture, skin Diseases, We
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29
Douglas vs. Douglas and the Mis-
souri, Compromise.
From Douglas Speech IN Springfield. III.
fAln

rum boekia. STcteu IN cfftukattNf it,
1850
The Missouri Compromise had ita
orIgia in the hearts Of the patriotic
men who desired To preserve aud per
petuate the blessings Of our glorious
Union-an origin akin 10 that Of the
Constitution of the United States. con
oeiyed ia the same spirit Of lraternal
affection. and calculated TO remove
forever the only danger which threat
ems NJ some distant day 10 sever the
social bond of Union All the eyi-
dences Of public opinion at that day
seem q indicate that this CompronIise
had become canonized In the hearts oi
the American people as sacred thing
which no ruthless hand would ever be
reckless enough TO disturb.
From peaglas speech at Providence. Aog
usi 2. 1861
My friend over there-friend or enc
my. Is the case mas be-wanls Ia
know somthing about the Missouri
Compromise. Cheers. | have not
the CHEST obi cctiou to telling him
al be desires 10 know upon that ques-
ton. brought in the bill to repeal
the Missouri Restriction.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

rE,ffE EATkST KkNEuY IL TIT
= WORLD. This Cortialis distilled from eef
- Al. n oniy % myself. and chemically ceuiein
81 ~iih so.-e Of the most falu DC uie.ies.'"
roots herbs - "a barks nowu TO thc min3 81
man, VIA Blood Foot, MID Chcrr. Barb. Nei'
low Dock Dandeloin. iafsapuftlla. klder Cover
with afheTs, producing most infSliiabic rem
e., Tor the restoration - health ever ~. y q.
Al BE- Natures o~n remedy curing discsseby ~
urai laws. Whcn taken. Is irdacnSe is Wl
coursing through every veiu ui lhr tody. pufi-
hfnr and accelcrating ctfcuiatica az the eiccd
IL ueulraiiEcs any bilious mattcr in The stom
All md sfrnr gihrnE ihe vhnlr nrraf-l EailNr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

a. A chaplain VA. QUE day preaching
to a class Of collsgians about ths g. alion
oi bad hAhita.
"Gsnllemea. .ald he. Gloss your ear'
agains, bad discout-es. aud that which
pfontath nothing
The scholars immediately clapped thei
hands upon their ears. .snd the chaplain
looked rather funny Al 50 practical dem
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-29

PRosPEcrs II SULLivAN.-The pros.
poets Of the Republican party ar,
most fisttering IN this county. Dem
ocratic leaders clam that the county
viii 70 Democratic az the next elec.
ton. by an undiminished. or possibly
increased majority. but II We read the
signs OF the times Alright there viii BE-
4 decided falling OF. when the votes
come 20 BE- counted.
Many persons who have heretofore
acted with the Democratic party are
waving in their faith whilelmany others
have torsaken the sinking and battered
hulk aud are fleeing for safety to a
more reliable craft.
These changes have been brought
about by the frauds and corrupti0ns
m the Democratic party. Those who
have formerly been It's adheseats say
thst the party has drifsed far from the
old and marks. aud il they gain Moth
lag, are quite sure they will lose
nothing b. the change. and A. the
chances are IN favor of the trial they
are determined to make ths expert
ment.-l SulliyaE Republican.