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DR.. HCOKERS COUGH AN1 GROUP sYRuP.


CERTIFICATE the undersigned. know the
statements mad by DR.. Hooker relative 10 his Cough
and Group Syrup. TO be tre IN the strictcst sense av
inT used u in our own families, and known Of its having
been nsed X numerous other Families and Instances and
Eliphart 1rask. III Governor; j. H. brigham Iucius
Z ladd Lewis u. Taylor, .. W Rice, NJ. " Weber,
Rams Hall, George T.. Faye, Feurv A. Cbanin A IL
Barton, Henry Graph, fibiidg9 Brigham Joseph Il
Mc.her Charles q Marcy, Chas. v. r. AuSiin OF
Sprns Held. Michael Walc0tt Of Chicopee: and hun
drcds Of others for whose nai'es we have no room
o2u dedK wcowtf
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sSzSzsz5sllss5iln NORWICH & WORCES

! sssssss TER RAIL R0AD.-wISTER ARRANGE
ssz.l - - 'I a'l1, Dec. 2, 1850.
At 70d q. m. tWay Passenger Train.} Connecting al
Plainelu MIN sfains tvr fdnYinence and HARTFORD ar
g. M arriving In Norwich in serson for train leaving
N L. q NJ H. X station (west sdel at 1890 for New
LondorS' on ,,,-
At ie.eV =. ~ \ ny passenger 1rain) Connects al
WorceS,er WIN trains IRON Boston, Nashua, Lowell,
concolu, qncnesier &C. at Worcester Junction 18th
trains Bisson rrorllence and Western road; at
Noryvi6h with train for New London, tn re connecting
with 81 press trains for New Haven and New York
Al fJO p N, WAY PASSENGER Train.) Connects Al
Worcfsiier Win trains from Boston, lowell Nashua.
Manchester. Lawrence, Fftsib1rg, &C.; and
WorcE JUNCTION with trims from Boston, Providence,
and estern r9an ~ flainneid junction trains from
ana hastora arrive "a season iorths train
EY IAssengers from way stations Tor New York, BY
steal as ~ rom AVN { i,oint VIII take this tain
AL w p ~. on nlpua q. MeQneslayss aud frieAye.
Express tram ior New York; Connects at
WORCESTER with tfnius ron BOSTON, concord, Manches
ter. KIN, l:aWssnce Ssnua rltcAnurg &c. fialn-
he wltn trains IRON providence. Leaves Norwich for
AIM fy 1 y S,dy -,
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n s 9 B a n G

sTEA INSURANCE. COMPANY. Hartford, Capita
l, sS: INSURANCE ceMPAkY, Hartford. Capital
on INSURANCE COMPANY. New YORK, Capital
ZETFoRD INSURANCE. COMPANY. Hartford. Cap
DsO0O00
ATTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Prori.
Capital 9l5o000
abose named Companies continue 10 insure under
bic terms. For further particulars. hl.nfre Of
A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
d0 Worcester
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TIT EALTHY HUMAN BIZ GOD,
= upon being
a N a LIZ 2 e d.


A N A LIZ zED,
alwaysprcsents the same essential clements and
gives Of course the True STANDARD. Anaiyze The
4leed ct person suffering from Consumption Live
Complaint DYSPEPSIA scron 81 6c sne nd q trer7
supply these defirences, and you are made well. The
BLOOD FOOD
Is founded upon This Theory liz astonishing sue
To all suffering from consumption. lncipient or con
nervous pr0stration brought BY ans cansr or IRON
n 70 es a Ts IF s sy e nc neys
plants 70 which thcir Table, and which en- endei
liade remedy Differing in every particular fr~n tle
patent medicines OF the day II is chemical
and ban Fac aud 81 ssnS tF @sr
the bcnehts I has conferred on them In consequence d
wrapper from led TO yellow and increased the size Of he
kind and that tie fac sne Of our sipnatsre III
on ne outside rappcr In all cases The directions must
per bottle. o',D' -
Sold by CHURCH a DUPONT. Sole proprietors, n
s9s I'roadway New York George sparr, David scptt
ara ~ sesnee,S5s Druggists irugent nc
WG,i q q u s,,s a Co. and NJ BURR 60
No. 239 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS
:, = WoRt'Es1ER, aTAss.-H0ME0PAriIfc PiiAT-
y srssT m as snd spsFS. stock
N all the dferlt FORMS which he offers for sale IL the
Lowest vest mar re prices consisting Of
ituratIons from the lst to sd; and attenuations Of
caendula urtIca ;rrns nfa (raveoleus rncrurcs.
O5 Ualws 81 sppl, ssy1 .i y santi,y
lsn.ls tx sT ,I q a@a "a in qaantity
en- nl Bf 's,sA q, kc;
Pure iomnopaiic Alcohol
Pure Gobgles SIX sizes, BY the quantity.
Sugar Of Milk faf trifuration and prescrintion
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Over 1000 Bottles

have been sold In eighteen months without single fall
re when taken as iectcd and without the least injury
70 health IN any case. nT-I Is put In bottles. Of
three different strengths, with fun directions for usng
ard sent BY express, closely sealed to all paris Of fhe
4 cnuntry- pRlChS-Fu strength $40; half strength,
s3i quarter strength. - per bottle U -Befembsfi
This medieire is desirted expressly for OBSTINATE
CASES, which all otErr remedies OF the kind hav fled
70 cure also. that Is warranted represented In an
reec5s- o. the price Will be refunded Tar Beware Of
nifatinsi None warranted unless purchased directly
Of Or N g a. his !lee a. Prepared and ID ONLY
At DIR. MAIIiSONfS REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES, No. 2e Union st. Pro idence n L
MS specially en,hr.ces All diseases Of priUafe
nature. buh of N EN- and WOMEN, BIZ a regularly edu
Gated physician Of twenty years practice giving hts
wnofe attention 70 them BB Consultations by letter
otherwise strictly coma nfial and medicines Will be
sent by express secure from observation, all pats
the country. Also, accommodations FIR patients from
abroad wishing for and private RETREAT and
good care. until restored 10 health,
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tnes VII they will hnd an agreeable, pleasant (
and cieieit temey against those Ills which rob then
hof their bcanty: for beauty cannot exist wi.houtP
Ghealth hean eaiinut exist while the ahovr ir-
Irregularities continue. hof again, The cordial Is
HperLcct rolhef reliat tqhesfy III =
ease and safety THERE'S mistake about =
tas F0rdi0tis all clam Jor IT, Mothers IN n
And to xog We appeal t. detect the illness or decline
not only of dau. hefs before Ii be too late hnf
also your Sons and husbands, for while The former
from false delicacy, often goes down to premature
grave rather than LET their condition be known in
time the latter are often mixed upt9ii the extfc-
ment O. business that were not ff Won tevwoud
travel ~ the same downward path, until too late to
arrest their fatal faf Butihe mother Il always vIei.
liant avid 70 you we confidently appeal for we are
sure yot!r ncFer falling aeeOn will nncrnriy MONT
you to Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and
Blood Kenoyator as the remedy which should be al
ways on huIl In time of reed @. j WOOD. pronrl-
tor ~ Broadway: New York. aud III aikct street
One Dollar per bottle lkwcosvlv al
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Af e0a d. m. WAY Passenger Fralnl Connects al
.. iI.y ,g 4 Ws.sssisE
Boston Nashua, Lowell. FitenbaTg, Lawrenee Man
is0 n,' IN AZ Passenger Train, Arriving at or
eestsr Junction IN seasNn iorsfans q BoaiN rroyi
dence Springfield, md ALBANY at Worcester for trains
IA as p NJ way Passenger Tisia5 Connects al
rlaleaeld junction with s9inz % and from Irovdencs
tad nEona reaches Worcester N season for express
InsRsO at r ST. n. ANDREWS, superintendent.
KssSs sSa5TEaszn PROVIDENCE 4 WOR
kssssss.ss cEsTER RAILROAD : Summer Ar
- rangement, 70 take effect on MONDAY,
Passenger trains win leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations AZ 7uo .a0 a NJ and 400 p m
fsgviaenee ior Worcester and way Stations ~ and
Iretideace and GxbrIdee SPECIAL TRAIN leave,
As Wsss . q lgo M leave u1brdse al la
~ a " y Fails Trains leave Providence at etv so
sav, iu5V Ats4S. a. M, 1880 m, 100, 23o, $780,
80 10 S ", s si lgQ $50 p
NJ, and Loo, Las, aO0 SoG xos, ssS, SSS. and
Those trains IN bold figures are the Worcester trains
me wore ster trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO and from Newport morning and even.
nv, ara with the spleiih steamers tniouth Rock and
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fifchbnrg and wor-
cb nes.o ana Worcester and Worcester and Nor
Throssh Tickets T. all important points at the wess
dence at as low rates as by any other route
Prov,osaes, Junes lssa $ L AZ FAsoR' SUP" lsIi
nor NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
Don AND NEW HAVEN. The Train leaving
NHw IoSpo e Sl% S 4 NSr sna WV vie
tgHk arriving In New York BY the Shore Line Express
sapts Once, Nor. wcr X ka III AL phhMs' supl
Norwrh, Feb, !. 1850 49,
" pcke's for sale at the Ticket onice, Worcester,
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.E'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR

sEsS MffTUAL FIRE INSUR-
COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,,
h Capital Of over 8H&E,000,
and Available Capital Of over I119.00o
iidings, Merchandise. and RersOnai Property
rns as any sound and we'll conducted Stock or
npnny. The frst class Of Dwelling Houses
attachments, Farm buildings and their con-
led tor one OF I'VE Year,, upon The Stock prin-
same rate IS charged h the Mutual depart
idincs In progress Of erection, or repair, in
Y tinae desired, on reasonable terms, I.0sscs
i1<tcd Sld prunip0y paid. lt va
pms for Insurance may b made 1t the Com
e. or TO any Of Its Agents.
CS n. CURRIER, Secretary.
.zs HENRY CNAPIEs President.
H. COTTON, Treasurer.
1.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Horatio n.
'ph nDyaen, James u. Wall. Jonntl,an Luther,
ding, Edward Earis. =. 4 Hrif1am, limo
y. John C. Mason. Samuel H. Gotten, Dwight
W. Freclaud. ichabod Washhurn.
d&weoRiv
'''2E INSURANCE co,
'li is,SSs 8: 3:
4 Properly aeainat Fire. On
ein strset. Clark J Block.
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NOTICE. have been duly appointed
~ Administrator Of the remaining estate Of SALLY
w DODGE late % Ovid Michigan deceased, anu have
sccenied thar All persons Indebted said estate
are called upon to make immediate payment and an
those 70 whom said estate is indebted are requested 10
exhibit their demands for settlement.
I. Dudley. Dec a lsso. SEV' Hi ~ DODGE, sAdTi,F
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sflsoitlnss.
THE GREAT INDIAN rem
FOR FEMALES.

DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue
tzs This celebrated Female Medicine possessing vii
tues mhnown of anything else Of tile kind, and proving
eheetuai after all Others have failed. Is designed for
both g'arried and single ladies' and Is the very best
thing Known ior the purpose. IL will bring THE
v'onfg sickness In cases Of obstruction any cause
and after Az other remedies Of the kind have been tried
naa nrfrq W ho
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PROFESS oR W0 Q D.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

i precisely What Its name indicates, for, while pleas
ant to the taste, IL Is revvfyng eNhilerating and
strengthening tv the vital powers Il also reyiydes.
TcinsIntes and the blood IN all its original pt-
ritv and fhns restores and renders the system nyu
nerable TO attacks ofdisease II the only prepara
ton ever offered to the world in popular ifm SO
10 be within the reach Il all so chemically aud
ekfully combined as to be the most powerful tonic
and YET so perfectly adapted as 10 act perfect
The weoAest sfomach. a1 time mp the digestive or
eus aud aflav all nervous and other irritation II
Is also perfectly cxilnrntine IN te6ects and vet it
Is never followed bs las~itule aggression spirits
II Is comp sed entirely OF vegetables and those thor
oushlv cnlnbiinp powerful tonic and soothing prop
Eerties, and consequently can never injurc. Such
remedy has long been felt to be beside rafu In the .
Pmedical world, both by The thoroughly skilled IN med 3
eal science. ard also bS all who have suffered IRON
reven 10 that debility tiiOws all attacks Of dis y
and lays the unpuarded system open the at q
sacks 9, ne mos, aapgersns diseasesio which porS
rthciolowit1: Consumption, Bronchitis Indigestion,
eDyspspsia Loss Of Appetite, Fantues. Nervous lrsS
rabiity, Neural ia Palpitatiop Of The Heart, Mel
ranchdv, lypehunlra, Niglt Sweais Langior, G i'd
adiness, and oil that class OF eases, ieariu fatal
= II unattended to IN time, called Female Weakness :
esTorpdity, and Liver ConplaIts Diseases the Kiu-ts
Hneys ~calinr or Ipcupincnce of Urine or any gen
sra l q the Urinary Organs Pain "A the
to slight Colds, Hacking aud continued Cough. Ema-
Nclaton, Difficulty In breathing. and indeed we might {,
enamerae many more STILL but we have space oly y
eo say. IL will not only cure the debility following u
ChillS and Fever but prevent all attacks arising from
eAliasmalic Influences and tile diseases at once
Vstenily upon the hillary system, arousine the Liver
Ito action promoting IN TACT. all the exc ctons and b
Fsecfetiensof the system II will iniabIy prevent any
drefefiops consequences following upon change Of
china md waicr; hence all travellers should have Z
ia bottle with hem, aud all should take tablespoons
sand strengthens the digestive ans it should b. 10
te hands Of all of scdefary habits students
mins,ers, literary men ~ nj sccas,t
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that we, whose
NAMES are annexed. hnve surrendered and sold 10
A. C. GLEASON all Of our right and Interest IN and to
the New England Protective Cnion Division 25i West
Brookhed and hall be Responsible ior any dei,fs
contracted by shd Division or any one acting for the
JOHN W. WOODS,
WILLIAM FOSTER
JOHN G. BLANCHER.
JEREMIAH CLENNAN.
FKEnERICK \. PIKE,
West Brookheld, Nov. J. 1850 vat jag
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Wsssszx HOUGHTON'S Elk
SEs4 PRESS leaves No. Il Front street,
'34 S&dE, Worcester, at O'Clock A. n, fof
~ ~, ! HopknEon passing through New
and WcodvllIe, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAY, lin connection with Express to Mlfordl Return
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock 4. X. All
bushes confidential. and promptly done. d3m 81
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CIRCUIT CROUPN CROUPII
DIR. ROCKERS
COUGH AND ls5P
Group, Coughs from Colds, Hoarseness, Catarrha
Coughs, Coughs from Hlimors ana Broncllsi
* Coughs, and gives speedy relcfin Whoop-
ing Cough and Asthma, and ofien
cures the latter, aud inya
riably shortens the
eF run offhe former

nably sh0rfens the 77--1 ~
run ofthe former
ltwi arrest neagly all firms Of coughs leading TO
consumption. but wilt II when Seated and ~ ~
Be rele " as test IN that disease It is unlike Hive
eyrnp nu the ordinary cough and Group remedies mas
much rs u cntnlns no dangerous agents. though whole
bottle oe Lakr In one hours while 1t Is cielcnt. cura-
tFe pleasant % the taste, and universally successful
and No bad result can possibly follow It's use.
Children are liable to be with sun without
moheni's warning II is therefore important hat ev
cry ipny shnnl have constantly hand some simple
and pleasant yet efcaci0us remedy for the cure Of tins
Or. HCOKER'S COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP.
For sale 10y GEO. 7. HARLOW, No. 242 Main street,
ana fibas DiNsMoRE, No. % MINI st., Worcester
Mass all dealers throughout Che United states aa
canalas
H. A. KEITH & co, Springfield, Mass,
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always presents with the essential elements and
gives Of course the True STANDARD. Anaivze The
Slpad nf person suffering from Consumption. Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia scrOfnla. &c. and We And IN trer
instance certain DEFICIENCIES III the red elobules Of BIood
supply these defciences and you are made well. The
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NO ISL


An soneernDg the inauguration o. soldiers and AoEarse
clothing OF VOiuntserB, and Emendaory Of he for
establishment and organization % The Of the Confederate
States
FICTION The Congress the Coafedsrats States Amer
lea do enact furnished kn
The DISCHARGED soldier shall entitled receive per
lieu Of all travelling subsistence, forage
clothing from the place Of dseArge 70 the place Of his
enlistment or enrolment estimating TIE distance b. shdrsst
mail reue The going apply 70 all ssrs
musieiarB, ardeerB, frrerB, blackmths
pryes az vounte rs dsbanded discharged or mustered
out Of Cf the Confederate States shall apply
all troops above desgnate travelling from
the place Of enrolment 70 the place Of general rendezvous
point mustered into service Provided nothing here
10 eouts md hall to deprive The mounted
CT the allowance Ct forty dsy the and
his horse which Allowance made
romeut Of his discharge also for every twenty
miles travel frCm the place Of his discharge the place
enrolment.
sac p That the fourth section If The act Of March G. 1881
th be aisUe 10 eseh voluntssr to Be paid 70 him
the FIRST muster and pay rolls after being received
into the service Of the Confederate States
dollars in lieu Of eohing for six mcns hereafter the
allowance in money at subsequent period a
six thI in lieu Of clothing Provided That the price q
all clothing kind received By ad volunteers from The Cen
crate States Government shall be deducted hrs from The
thus allowed and that sufficient The balance shall
be charged St ppsge The muster and rolls and mas
Al accounts arising from contracts, arngeef
for furnisn clothing uDeeTs 10 be duly ctrhed ~
commander shall be paid out Of the ~
lOWance OF money.
sEC g. That the twenty section OF the the ogan
Of army Confederate States be amended a. %
allow to Ad-deeamp and % s5juAEs forge for ne sAe
Der Of horses allowed to officers Of the SANE s ~ U
mount service. -.
Approved Nay 81, 1851. tJaS S-ANfN-
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4 ,s.ss. E;voinsans. Cor nams4y, Sf the Georgla
succeeds Gen. GARNET n sslT r. nj
5rsa go Sans had all beeR mofeo " 10
direct FROM PepaEs0lss ny I5-conhg through the
- Cheat river yesterday win ma.
neid " o1slS sbare Of the corpse OF oeli h1os
Gordon, who had 81 that the Rebel army had
p IsFne We iSSrn sir baggage tram anu
tiilery at q point aboL ,Sgt back to General
George. Word was instantly captured.
Morris and all are now probably I'd and heading
The Rebels are greatly disorgRniz. 81, Hill new
for Hardy county. 1t is hoped that t. =
at Oakland, may be able to intercept them. from
Garnetts corpse is here, awaiting orders
his family t
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. MCMILLAN
The National huelqspcer of the 18th publishes the
following official dispatch from Gen. McCLEILAS
giving an account of the skirmish 1T Rich Noun
tain Gen. MCCLELLAS omits to state that his forces
amounted to over 10000, against less than one
tenth of that number and that his hosts were three
days in securing their position.
a7s HEApQUARTERs DEPT ONO, I
Rich MOUNTAIN. Va. 9 A. NJ, July IL.
Col. E. D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj. General:
We are in possession Of all the enemy's works up
to . point in sight Of Beverly. We have taken all
his guns: a very large amount Of wagons, tents,
Sc everything he had; and also a large number
of prisoners many Of whom wounded, and
amongst when are several officers. They lost ma
nv killed. We have lost in ALL perhaps twenty
killed and forty wounded, of whom all but two or
three were in the column under Col. Rosecras,
which turned the position The mass Of the ene-
nv escaped through the woods, entirely disorgan~
lied. Among the prisoners is DR.. Taylor, former
| ly of the army. Col. Pegram was in command.
Col Roseerans' column left camp yesterday NOR
| ing and marched some eight miles through the
mountains reaching the turnpike some two or three
miles in the rear of the enemy. he defeated an adj
vance force and look couple of guns. had po-
sition ready for twelvs guns near the main camp,
and as the guns were moving up, tanned that
Beverly a part of Col Rosecrans troops beng now
| within three miles of that place.
Our success is complete and almost bloOdess. ]
| doubt whether Wise and Johnston VIII unite and
overnovver me. The behavior of our troops in ac~
/ tion and towards prisoners was admirable,
| G. B. MCCLELLAN
/ ..s-F Major General Commanding.
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A CURIosTTY.-About ten days ago, Sergeant
Fisher of the PeytOn Artillery brought up to this
city and deposited at the Spotswood House. for the
inspection of President Davis, a nine-inch shell,
which, with fourteen others, were discovered in an
old hidden magazine by an Alabama Regiment
whilst engaged in throwing up breastworks at Tork
toyn. The magazine was constructed of boards,
which have long since rotted away, leaving only a
few fragments of moRldering wood.
The discoveries of these hidden missiles we're I'M
der the impression that they had come upon some
of the relics of Lord CORVALLIS and hidden by him
previous to his surrender of Yorktown eighty years
ago. But military men agree that the nine-inch
shell was unknown in those days, and that they
must have been deposited at a much later period
perhaps during the war of lSl2-l5.
The shells differ from those now used only in the
size of their vents, which are much smaller. Their
fuses have rotted away, leaving vesuge. They
were filled with buckshot and powder, some Of
which, being dried, exploded readily, seeming to
have lost none of its strength-RicLnlOnd Examiner
July Is.
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There has been no public expression from the
people of this (Macon) county in regard 10 their
-cbioce of man for their next Governor. But haV-
ing couversed with a large number of them, teei
justified lin saying that the people here at ieasI an
Southern men, with large proportion of the late
Union men, are anxious to vote for the present IN
cumbeut, Isham G. Harris for their next Governor.
We think good policy. dictates the continuance IN
office of the man who has borne himself so patriot
icsllv in the present troubles of the country. 1t Is
the only yav that we can avoid q contest among
the people for the Office of Governor, which every
honest and true friend to his country ought to try
TO avoid. Should we support any other man for
that Office, it would be regarded by the frlenos OF
Mr.. Lincoln as a rebuke of the course of Governor
Harris in the present crisis, For one, earnestly
endorse it. and believe that he is better quaihed TO
carry out the policy adopted by Tennessee than any
other man within ihe limits Of the state.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


So 2 LAwRENoEBUBG, TENN July l5 1861
EDrroRs UNION AND AMERICAN The public well
fare and my private calamities alike demand my
withdrawal as candidate in this Congr ssionsi
District. i.
UnAnimity, harmony and the promotion of good
feeling being so essential and objects of paramount
attachments during the existence of revolution
and the private reason assigned will furnish appro
val rather than dissatisfaction with the course that
have felt it my duty to adopt g
can never be unmindful Of renewed obligations
to personal friends and political associates for their
manifestations in my behalf; and especially do
tender the gratitude of my heart to our late Union
friends in the Western counties for their disinter-
ested and undeserved expressions of kindness and
confidence and that they a noble and patriotic
people the future viii fully develop
I'D 20 sl LEE M. BENTLEY.