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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

yin Srrr In Cincinnati bat iolsenbes S6rsi.
ben BON 0aiUT &nrsrCn aus 6crt sumptsr rrs
batten,
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco TO receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same and ts transact business generally 1or
the NEVADA JOURNAL Gai@a-No' 17l!s asn-
ingtoR Street, nearly opposite MaguIre's opo4'
House-up- stairs
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

READ Ir.-on tne outsi'2 will be found IN
excellent discourse ty the Rev. Mr.. Briefly, Of
this city. 1t has TIE ring Of the genuine i1etTI
in it. In these days o. ~ ason and iill7ny tits
worth more than lloney to the peo1l'. EeaG
and profit by it
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

RESIDENCE roR SALE.-Thc .esid"ncc of Jas.
rhurch.raa. Esq, is for saie cheap. As tie
,y:ie aud daughter are about to lepart FOR ' /
ra-s1so, We hope some one ia want of a 'oi
residence will apply for the property soon. The
house occupies an eligible site anu S 'od
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

TH1gr.-lhc Grass Valley Hook Ladde
Company has expelled \. C. Hammer mItt-, lor
absconding with $lSi of the funds of the COM
pany. The only fire company the fenGw is fit
for is that of the damne /
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

Goxr.-pr. Ii. Ii. Wickes and Jerome B.
Moore let on Monday Tor the AtlaItic States
intending to reIIain. We are sorry hat such
citizens lid Lot feel cont Mt 10 remair among
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

AUcrIoN.-The fp. -nIture of CO... Whitman '-as
sold at auction on yesterday. at his lesiae4ee on
Ne~ada street. The Colonel is about leaving US
10 live in SiveS ado or goal- IRA le-which is it !?
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

U,Rr1x.x WILL L:orrEr.--t sentier-aT Of
.hc above name had the misfortune Sc f'n : fars
s.neo tc lose the power Of s;ght. Of IN inta
e,taa. turn he has rcsof.cd 10 lectu~ins- to sain
:, .,sy,bsistance- He viii lecture or Monday cN =
,,,-,y n xt at the Bapust Church, on an interest
~, ,uniect. We commc7d him nd his CT lse
y. the consideration of t'ic public
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

CoyrxG- DR.. Wa. J. KLox, and fs.nilyy, al.er
years s2iourn in 10 Atlantic state, 5 re-
turning to California in tt steamer aoout %
arrive. Hundreds IF h.s old friends will Ne
glad to welee me hin bach.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

JAMES CHURcHMAX.-Tbe anxiety o. the far-
;lv of Mr.. Churchman has beer relieved by the
reception of Litter from htm dated at NeT or''
in which he states that be is aoout to depart Tor
his Consulate in Valparaiso
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

REDUCED FARE.-The Cal. Stage Company
riIle to 81. Thi. is FIR.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

New 0RDzR.-The county odice-s recently
elected 60 mo OiIice ID Monday DeSt. TIE
new order of thirgs VIII commence by raising
he American fsg c.or the Corrf IJocsc, wAere
il has beou a stranger fc- sVm1 ti'-e-
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

SlxGTyG ScnooL.-Mr. Grisweld commcncen
a singing school on Monday evening ut the
Baptist Church. We hope the rroprictors Of
excellent voices will take th.s OPT ortune mo-
rnent to improve then. Mr.. Griswold is IN ex
perienced teacher of music, and will be able tc
make singers out of almost a.y .fai, uateria..
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

LIBRARY LOOKS Mr.. Charles Mast, car
ing a recent trip to San Francisco, purchased
a large number of oohs 10. the Nevad'. llhIarF'
which were received Monda.- last, and will fe
ready for distribution among members II tlr
course of day or two. Among the worN3
purchased are the following; ENp'crltons n
Eouatoriai Africa: Philip TLa~ter; Tom Bow:
n, Oxford. . vo's.; ru.},les history OF C.viz2-
ZION. St. Clair oF the isles; Seasons viii Tie
Sea Horses; Thicr's History Of t-e C'-s''l1te
Coins. Medals and Seals; Carthage art. LeV re
mains. Princes Visit: Ces- nte.partS Tie Moo
sco,e. Crooked Pam; T.rbrers Gu,Ge to
American Literature; Gil -ey's ! fophecj hc-
=, Mt Enouirie ez Theology Nav.es o. lie
Uo-Il. Julian Home; Alchem.zt. IarrIeG, no.
No,ed. PIagne Of London; Life .. Winfield
s.ott. Fall of Rome, Arc'ic Boa, JorrLsy' 80
..,tions of Country Parson. Tts ses; Par;i-
san Leader; Great E1pectttions; 3ool- A5o1t
Va. .ors; Remarkable AdveAtlrcs; Pa.tI Le@d-
crs Tie .semi-Attacheu Couples reireT Mer
a..d Times. Rabcl.is' Works, yo1s.; oriC,s
r-,,rcss; Wild Scenes tIo T-oqderz; Ir1liy
Parsonage: Marrying too Late, NV McnctflE
sy.ter,; Great Seiges yf History. U9ris'ng of :,
Great People; Joan of fr,: Gocthe's Poems
Ta,-yson's Poems, anu mauy otnsrs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

Cow BELo-.-We und srsta ld jena lvaHnoe
C.ldsclI. the man who - as'r.t elected District
Judge by long shst, and L. l.. Nefa arlanr
wro was, have gone 1clov to Procr7e the ~
,,,intrnent of district Judge from me Governor
"a fill tie vacancy betweer the present tire and
.rc irst OF Janua ry. We hare already Gi7cr
r,,sops why Mcfarland sho..ld he alpoii ted
which VIC trust will sugges- thcms :'Fes % Gov
DOMney.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
GENTLEMEN PATRONS.

As We contemplate changing our weekly ISSUE
to daily, not lJng hence, we would be oolised
% III. natrons of the Journal, and Ill persons
who feel themselves indebted 10 us 10 sehd N
their amounts Immediately. We can't make
purchases of material and pay debts without
money.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

FUNERAL OF AN SING. The funeral of All
Sing was largely attended On Wednesday at two
o'clock, by respectable coneoaEse ofboth Amer
leans and Chinese, in carriages and en- Foot
The bells toiied, and funeral balls we're olt, SO
far initiating the customz Of Europeans The
funera, baked meats, white badges Of EaoaFning'
and other observauces, were In accordance VITA
the customs If the Celestial Kingdom. 1he
wife of the defanct rode, with sthe-s OF he- seE,
with white cloths oycr their heads, il carriage
behind the hearse. The walls of the females
were more loud than we have been accustomed
TO hear on sach eccasi)ns; perlaE the sorrow
might have been raore heartfelt.
All Sing was a worthy and valuable citizen
He read and under stood English Fnd WIS q
most useful man as interpreter and in sequairt-
ing his countrymen with our laws and customs
His influence with his fellows was g.eat and
good, and he was respected by aotL Amer'c9ns
and Chinese.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

Ar >xrIo MoSTH Y.-T p oerit5ers y th's
publication ", ich IS an hono7 to America
literature. announce that ne. after the Nag a
1ipe vii confirm arjiries both in prose and
verse devoted to the cause :" which he 'cln-
~ ;. eng, gcd against the rebels. In Allan
- ca l., had 70, thrc dollars pc 0nnum, or
o.. copies f,r twenty d,ll-rs. We Ad~is, eve
y -son who has luo dollars to spenI for reading
matter 20 get up club Of 'en .or tn Atlantic
Je orc reads i a yea, be ill continue TO h'e
.rJ cf MS life 7ea,ling Its exec lent comforts.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

CHrxtaA, Snor.-H,Lr.- ~ea,ls- onng -nHn'
fr,-ne,ly ia the lutche shoP of Charles Kent,
.ho. cmna-na1 tlsrongh t head, Il -'ontty
,',lt. Sca1ls was drunk at he 'imc md quar-
-cing with er..il celestial bort = piece o.
,a3n.y he had given hlr- She es'leu fcr LciI
and C,nnaman aale to ler 2ssistaLcc- pushing
Sea-ls into the st4ect Tie latter fired aL6 did
~, e,l N his ala. TIE Chinai,an .iiee the
next morning. His name "A oiE;.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
Nevada Hose Company, No. l.

"a, The Regular Monthly MEETINGS. ot
ss:Sf4~ this Company are held On tho second
szzzz,i lss;.ay Of each m snth, at their Room,
on Main street
SCI a N II FUNSTON. sec,y
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

Tlog PRESIDENT HkMlIs. lis recent
returr itcm the Capital one Of his neigh
5ors -alie& u2or Wee President hamiin at
hie farm n Hsnpdep, Maine. and tee Vice
President came Ut TO h;ni cat Of the cellar,
and excused himself from shaking hands,
renarktrg at the same tine tliat his hands
verc dirty tor ie had oesn eicSiue ever his
iotatoes.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

TEF GREA7EsT bvNB.G Of TIE DAT.-
That treason IN petti,cats is entitled 10 ary
more consideration than treason in breech
es Ttisto be L0red the Adniuistra,ior
will scon get over its extreme delieacy upon
this .7c,1t, and ;rsist upon Rigi. 0 Ssa@ca
n ever? case. - Vr7iap Far.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
SATURDAY. SEPT. 90, 1851.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Republican State Committee of Massachusetts,
invite al! citizens of the commonwealth who are in
favor of union for the support of the government,
and for ,igorous prosecution OF the war against
wicked and uuproyoked rebellion, and who are de.
termncd il, good faith and without reservation TO
support the constituted authorities in all attempts to
restore the sway OF the constitution and laws over
every portion OF the country, TO send one delegate
for cac town and each ward of Il city, and one adj
dltoral delegate Tor every two hundred votes, and
one for every fraction over one hundred votes, in
each town ward, according to the last census OF
voters To . convention to be holden at WORCES.
TER, ON II ESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCIu-
ELE. tor thc purpose of placing i'll nomination can
ddate for the various state offices to be filled AT the
annual election, and OF testifyinS to all loyal men
throughout tie country their uutatering and per
si,trut purpose to maintain the free principles and
democratic institutions Inherited from our fathers,
and thus secure Il pcacc-the only one substantial
and permanent, based upon Il successful yindication
of the supremacy of constitutional law.
WILLIAM CLAFLI \, c Chairman.
: \ >ToCENELL, Secretary pro TEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

hr. E@cnneny, Of Eozpury, mas discovered, IN on
o. ourcaWnon pasture weeds remedy that cures every
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One 70 three bottles viii cure the worst Kind Of p2e
on the face
TWO three bottles will lear the system of biIes
Two bottle are warranted to cure the worst cankern
Three or Gys bottles warranted to the wort
One two bottles are warranted to cure all humors
Two bottles warranted running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted and
One bottle win cure scaly eruptons of the skin
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles warranted to the mos
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of screuia
One to three bottles warranted to the worst
sands that it has caused by canker in the stomach
Cae to bottles warranted headache.
One t. two bottles are warrantedtO regulate costly
one to two bottles Will regulate all arrangements ofthe
kidneys.
Four tostx bottles have cured the worst ca ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the worscase of piles
are ef is always experienced. What mercy to getre
Since its irst discovery, have from time time add
ed various Other herbs to it; ofthem Hppuctes
the rather OF MEDICINE says; 1T is IN herb OF Jupiter,
1t openeth distractions the liver gal and spleen;
1t is an especialtrend to the liver, worth all other
When t66 ella '0O8 " "nen too not and warming it
"lt crcateth an appetite, curcth all gone ana sinking
teek IN the PIT Of the stomach eRseth all pains anG
stitches in the side.
"Itexpells raw yiscous and Shiny hun,ors ont of
the oolN; ceanscth all inward ulcers and concealed
blood from the kidneys.
by opening distractions of the Spleen it purgeth all
tchnlerand melancholy vapors which rseth to the
mead ana brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
OouhE OF trouble trembling OF the heart, tanting and
The herb boiedin wine is particularly good to revive
ing sickness after fever nothing restores hn health
GqnicE as dT G!in thg Juice Of this herb
breath and drank at bedtime prevents what is common
| q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
LeomInster Cattle show.

The tenth annual exhibition of the Leomin.
ster Farmers and Mechanics Association, was
held on Friday, Sept. 81. The show of stock
was excellent, and that of fruit also good, con.
sidering the unfavorabieness OF the season.
The exercises Of the day commenced with the
trial of working oxen, at ten o'clock, followed
by the trial of draft and carriage horses at
eleven o'clock. At noon, a procession was
formed around the common, and marched to
the FIRST Congregational church, where an
address was delivered by Rev. Eli Fay of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

IuE reports from Washington Indicate that
the rebels are about to make an effort to cross
the Potomac both above and below Washing
ton. 1t hats been ascertained that they have
tween Otc1Iuan and Matthias Point They
are beginning to unmask these batteries. One
OF the more important OF Them, located at
Frcestouc Point, and commanded by cXcap-
tam llartstvinc OF the navy, has within Il few
days been practicing on every vessel that
came within range. 1t is reported that they
have ten thousand men at Frerstone Point,
and a largo force along the river below
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Dialogue Ne. =, between smith and Jones.
SmitI-llcre was getting - per day, my employ
er gives me SI,25 per DAY and tells me am lucky to
get work for that
Jones by, smith should think you was for | know
some smart men who do not get hail OF that aud others
ear not work AT all, unless they work nothing aud
board themselves.
Smith-Well am lucky AMI must get along, and buy
my Crockery and Carpets cheap and Try ana save some
thing If the times are hard
Jonc>-Ncs We must all try and save something and
do not know better way than for all poor people and
purchasers who would save something, to buy their
housekeeping Goods in the Bay State Block at the u-
eca exchange. Let call and it this is so.
jcl5 ST ORSON y, HEATH Pronrictnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

'oNs' AERS OF CHARCOAL are invited to give the coal
rom the CITY CHARCOAL YARD one trial 1t is always
OF the best quality, carefully screened and delivered in
any quantity perfectly free from and dirt thus say
ing IN expense and saving considerable dirt about the
mousse I"' ""go"s from tins Yard are piaiAiy married.
and consumers are warned to beware of other dealers
who pretend to be connected with the CITY Charcoal
Yard Orders may b" left at the Agents Office Clark
Block at either OF the ccal offices or at Pennirau 4
larrine tons, No. 7 Main street. DIT 500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
L.a.eheIor,. Lac: Leye. rnE b.. ~ InE wenLn.

EsatchetOr's Hair ksyc, THE Best IN THE WORLD.
W ~ batchelors splendid Hair Dve is the O,igiaa ana
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. nstan.
tantan"ouS nits effects does not stain the skin and nvg
oritcS the hair urlile BE Garcia and none other
than the genuine signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM \ BArCHELoE Sold by all respectable Drug
siStS and Fancy Goods stores where. Mauuac
tory No 81 Barclay street. date Is Bond street. and g32
Broadway, New York dSwly aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

UXnEIDGE-On Wednesday, the estate DC,
cnpicd by the Uxbrdge Wooden Mills Conn
pany, was sold at auction, and purchased by
VIM. Davis, Esq, OF Centervile, Il, l for
the sum of S5G, 600
The adde's of this town assembled in Tans
Hall, Wednesday afternoon, Tor the purpose
Of making arrangements to 'cort for the
good OF the country, by making articles need
ed in the army hospitals, and by volunteers.
The meeting was largely attended, and the
ladies' seemed determined to do something TOR
the cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

DROWNED IN CLINToN.-The only child of
VIM. O. Eaton Of Clinton, aged about year
and half, was drowned in bl rrpl of water
on Saturday last. His father, some two weeks
since enlisted in Col Wilson's regiment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

IHE LADIES of this city are invited to meet
OF the chapel of the Central church on Monday
afternoon, the 30th inst. at three O'Clock to
choose central committee, to be composed of
one or two ladies from each religious society,
Ior the purpose OF raising supplies for the sick
ana wounded soldiers in the hospitals,
IlhELl iIINT-Any Of onr friends visit Boston
can ma the Old stale House enough, and at No.
tney VIII Mud the well known Merchant Tailoring Es-
'aoShment fCha'. Smith. which offers such induce
ehts TINS season in the way of elegant Goods and low
WtVs mat any man who wants good article of
''o'hhg can't help awaiting himself OF them.
AIAkD'-The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
10 lion }. 5 c. knowton, Joseph Mason ESQ A. H.
wider Esq and Others for beautiful haId glass re.
celVed this day through the hand Of Hon A. L. Rogers.
which will be found Invaluable for practical use in dcld
service. I U,ruo DYNN.v
Commanding Co. X, 25th Regiment NJ. v
Camp Lincoln, Worccster)
sept q, lS6l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

OF passion, scethlng, raging, destroying this
IS Gods curse! This IS His angel, opening
the wal OF his wrath Know it, see it, feel it.
we nave hedrd 1t with prophets, and, behold
here II IS, rglt before Our eyes.
The Old prophet would say, God is thrashing
us with his fail; pouring upon us the temp.
est OF his fierce indignation; surgrg ovcr us
his angry pillows bending his bow, and max
ing swift ms arrows against US; he has drawn
lis sword and put ON his arnur to ti2ht
AGAINST us ne u.u''l'r'' ne roarS' as me herct
X W hnu mere 1t aI IN our rFP"o'iG 70 dHy
y" l'"a s.,''' We ","rf ne 'eH' answers; Try
ou' WY an" Su'3 T',to YOU nc WI! ne'p
u P'eTlsty ~ ne ",'i ',''C VS. ana II WIN not
VI" u P''1 'ast VIII" you. t cannot ueCelFe
4gn'-rot Inc president and not the people
we cannot 5" rouml Goa 5 eternal laws,
i'or "o"g' Iheit force. y" hyPocti'lcu "hlh'
ntS I' P"'trlnS or appearance VIII serve
ne Jews o''c.' t'leu S"cii uleAS' WINE ''ey
nav u" "'ra OIL giving up any Fea' SIN ana
uou olo"'H upon the whoe pl""s force hey
niuSt turn mo nus way or 90 20 ptfuitIoh,
Nou t"Iu then' u Is not Your new moves ana
solt'nh assemblies ana siam victims or us
torica faces tA't want. Will have justice.
merely Weedom Tor the oppressed ply ior Tue
Tue poor, Or your lasts and prayers are an
abomlnaton unto me. Not a jet or tttlc of
my law can tail No grace, no mercy, no
pardon, no salvation can reach you till You
break OF your trangreSslons
Iors ,,I,or,it, III. ,,ti,1 iI ,,,',
squared with Gods ways. He named ont
Treatments Of the Indians our wars III Flori.
day, costing $50 900 900, all to make slavery
safer in the south Our treatment of Mexico
our continual aggrcssions, and greed also
our passion for sccdy gain. begettng bribery
and fraud, and general corruption in business
and politics.
Slavery had been the net Institution of the
nation bOastiug of freedom. For thirty wears
it had been dictator. making our presidents
receiving the highest offices claiming more
territory, threatening qualification. breaking
compacts, refusing the comfy of ates.-.dom.
ineering, commanding, rXacting; drawing
mo It's la'ai Whirlpool Judges courts, ca"ine!S'
soreios Of hennyn ii' ''J n1 .,T|, frn
press. mobbinp free sprcrb Iesni,inn free h.
oo'' iiu'I"''S '"t 'eCHtiauoi' ho"''u5 III Gun
Emp 'ie PIloC p'eS ""''h our I"'Ie's ''''St
ieS'I'u' l!l tue very "o'" "et|o," was
an oiie"St' "iS'e" upon ''le Io'l'h VI '.'y "'iu
ptoGi""''"s slavery necessary l" cNi'iH''i"n )
laoo' must pc uesra"e" slavery mus ue
eA'G"utu ana never tFeh up II Is llSh'' IL
Is clirlStlah all this, ana more, horth ana
soulh' mas Oeeh Sald, TIL, by court ana con
gress, we all stand in the position of Spanish
Oto0dhounuS, TO chase the painting fugitive!
We have been drlttng-driItng,- church and
state,-lnto the great ocean OF despotlsm, I'LL
raising men and women for the market is the
chief enterprise OF "the mother OF presidents,
and northern doctors write books apologizing
for selling babies. Politics, trade, commerce,
fashion, wealth, culture religion the press
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
Special ylotrtrs.

Pr. %. CIawson Kelley, Analytical Physician
cester, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, October 3ri
and 18th To consult with patients upon all diseases free
OF Charge Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call
SIS d6tywI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

r" the Young EadIcs and Gentlemen OF
Ater-lhe subscriber proposes to form Class,
to meet ON WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY Afternoons,
OF limited number, 10 commence about the rst Oc
ober "r the STUDYING OF Drawing in Pencil Crayon
FupIs IN every department received as usual. Every
advantage Will be afforded to students who intend to
teach. photographs Tainted and Copied in Water Col
9r5 or Di Painting large collection Of Oil Paintings
Water ConrN and India Ink Drawings for sale and or
tree exhibition. TIIOS EDWARDS.
ST 77