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Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

CARD-The members of Niagara Engine Company
No tender their sincere thanks to 1homss H. Foster
for his kind assistance in drawing our machine to the
hre July Sth; also to those who furnished us with such
bountul supplies at the trial on Monday, July sth;
also, those volunteers who gave us a helping hand
Per order,
Jy9 dit CHAS. b. RAWSON, Clerk
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

In Whitinsville July 3. Mrs Amy, widow of William
Haskell late OF UXbTidge, IS.
In Skeneatcles. Y, June IA, Mrs Hannah Cleveland
l04 mos The aggregate ages of Mrs Cleveland and
her two sisters were over 300 years She born
Northampton Mass, the 18th Of November lI5G dr-
inp the reign of George H. She married in 7S and
lived with her lusbond g. years. She was church
member over SO years After she had passed her O3r
year she retained large share OF activity both of body
and mind ''
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

The Union RestOred.-F. A. CLoUGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since The
re he has rc0pencd his old Hair Dressing Room In bet
style than ever where he will be happy to attend
upon all who may favor him with call. dtf aps
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Dialogue No. 2, between Smith and Jones.
Smith-lItre was getting 81 per day, my employ
gives me SIPS per day and tells me l am lucky to
get work for that.
JOnes-Why, Smith. should think you was for know
smart who do get hail of that aud others
not work at ALL unless they work nothing aud
board themselves
Smith-Wel am lucky and must get along, and buy
Thing Inc nYess AFT ihdfd anu ''N anu save soih
JOneS-fes, we must all try and save something and
90 not Know any better than for all poor people and
purchasers who would save something, to buy their
housekeeping Goods in the Bay Block at the Po-
etlcal exchange. Let us call and this is not So
Jel0 du OkoON n. HEAIu ProprietOr
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

n Friend in Need.-Try it, DR.. sweets Infall-
BILE Lniment repaired rem the recipe DR. Stephen
Sweet, of Connecticut the great bone setter and has
been used in this shape for the last twenty with
tn most astonishing success As external remedy ii
is without rival, and will alleviate pain speedily
than other preparation For all Rheumatic and Nerv
Disorders it it truly nfallibe and is curative for
Sores, Wounds Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing,
healing and properties excite the
last wonder and astOnishment of all who have given
trial Over four hundred certificates of remarkable
performed by it within the last two years. attest
his fact. d3taw&weowly my22
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

pg.In
Of our pasture weeds remedy that cures eye1y
Kind Of humor from the worst Scrofula down to com
Two bottles warranted cure nursing sore mouth
one 70 three bottles will cure the kind pimpcs
l,wO or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker
Three or 1--WE bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kind OF ErySipelaS.
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors
the eyes
Two bottles warranted running of the ear
and blOtches among the hair.
Four six bottles cure corrupt and
One bottle viii cure scaly eruptlons of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the wor
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
Three bottles warranted to salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst oscrofua
One three bottles warranted to the worst
case Of Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thou
cne to two bottles are to cure sick headache
One bottles warranted to regulate costiy
one hotties regulate all arrangements ofthe
Four to the worst cases of drop
sy; a.. o.,,os, ,,,,o. o,,rod a.
relief Is always experienced. What mercy 10 Get re
ef in such excrlciating disease. e
ed various other herbs to it, of othem Hippocrates
the Father Of Medicine says: It is herb Jupiter
oPeneth oSstTactons Of the liver gall and spleen
an especiatriend to the liver, worth all other
when too cold. ''4 aiming 1t
al createth appetite cureth all gone and sinking
ieeIng IN the PIT of the stomach, easeth pains and
stitches in the side r'~
"ltexpels all raw, viscious and Shiny humors ont of
sne oo9y all inward ulcers and congeaed
by opening distractions of the Spleen it purgeth all
% en0ier anu melancholy vapors which rseh to the
ne3d and brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
swooning. ~ ~ " '''"s anu
herb boiledn wine is particularly good to revive
e ur3oplng spirit OF the aged and whoever nger
ing sickness after fever nothing him TO health
50 qnlcB as drinking the juice of this herb.
Ine SEEDS boiled In water cureth the offensive
oreath ana drank at bedtime prevents what is common
yGaed nightmare and all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father of Medicine says of another herb in this
sign Leo.
The sun Is the of all life and rnleth the heart
ana this the best cordial the
OF the heart OF that grows; IL comorteth the heart
eureth all ealpitatlon thereof; taketh away trembling
alntlng and smotherng Of yett must be taken care
rected with fennel seed or ginger.
No change Of diet necessaryentthe beSt you
get, and enough oft.
Bystrictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, and by judcious application of the
Salt Rheua Ointment, ScrQfia Ointment, and HeaiR0
Ointment every ulcer and of whatever kind ma
ture that has taken roots perfectly
and permanently cured.
street Roxbury. Mass. Price 81. dtf ~
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Go TO SCorr's SODA FOUNTAIN, these hot
days
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

To every barrel of -four you make thirty pounds
bread biscuit land much better by using Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saeratus, than by yeast termenta
tion any other Saleraus 1t is perfectly healthy will
not turn your cookery yellow, will strengthen week
stomachs, will dyspeptld persons 1t is much bet
ter to with tartar than soda Try paper
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Follow the OunseI and heed the advice contained
in the work, HUMAN FRAILIY, or PHYSl0LoGI-
CAL RESEARCHES.' 1t treats of the evil effects of
early abuse and indulgence, is embeshed with elaborate
co0red ergravngs p0rtrayng feature and phase
of disease, exposes the adcy of the ordinary modes
adopted for the of local and hereditary mdiddies,
and gives the only safe and iniallibc remedy or
punging of he virus from the system. Price
IS cents Sent free everywhere, receipt of postage
stamps the amount Sold by the author, Dr. IL. A
BARROW, l94 Bleecker st. New York, -four doors below
McDOugal streetD C. A. p. MASON l67 Broad street,
Providence, X. l., General Agent. d3ms je24
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

A. CARD.-Nr. c. o. Wood and family tender their sim
cerc thanks to their friends for their kind and timely as
sstance yesterday, at the fire at their residence
July g. 1851 dts
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

In this city, July by Rev Winchester of Clinton
Edward Moron OF New York city, to Sarah Holden
of Clinton.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

COughs.-The sudden changes OF our climate ara
sources OF PGLMoNARY BRONCHIAL. and AsTHM ATTIC
FECrIONS. Experience having proved that smple reme
dies often act speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease should at once be
had to Brocn S Bronchial Tr0cheS, or Lozenges let
The Cold Cough, Irritation of the Throat be ever so
slight as by this precaution serious attack NAV
be efectualy warded of PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SING
ERs will find them eectual clearing and strengthen
ing the voice See advertisement. d&w6m dI2
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Draper az Clark, Commission Merchants and
dealers in Flodr, Grain Neal Grass seed seed Oats
Salt Lime, Calcined Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground
o. ster shells Bone Dust and Farmers Produce gener
ally; also, sole Agents the sale of Mapes Super
phosphates of Lame, and American Guano-two OF the
best fertilizers in The world thousands who have used
them, and know, testify to.
DRAPER &c CLARK
ap2 diff Nos. 95 and ~ Front street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

6229 slO,49O1OO s5,741, ,250
In 1860, the POLLS were 6927, the real estate
$4,000. 300, pesonal, s5,8O6OOO.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09
Special ylotltes.

o. F. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics lila Building. o5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Greelcy's Patent Pants, very great improve
ment 10 be had only at w. ~ T. BROWNS 30 Main
street li3m* anI5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Smiths Curative Cleansing COmpnund.-A
superior remedy for leadache Burns Sore lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker Piles. Sore Throat, &c, &C. For
sale by BUSH CO, "a Front street. by the Dozen Oi
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd jy30
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

IL. Is. Clark, NJ. d., MIDWIFE and PHYSICIAN
paid to Diseases OF Women and Children. Office hours
from 10 A NJ. to P. NJ. diff myl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

l.. Il. Nichols, NJ. d., Homeopathic Physi.
cian-Ofce and residence ll2 Main street Ofiv hours
from | to and from 10 O'Clock
Worcester, October 20, 1850. DIFF al5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09
THE BUSINESS BEFORE CONGRESS-

The leading features of the great measures
submitted to congress, and now in the hands
Of committees, are embraced in the following
synopsis, The first is joint resolution to lie.
galiZe the war
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

j. ChIIds, Dentist, No. zO6 Main street, ,orner
Elm, Worcester. dlf "a
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

" SE-COtins, Caskcts, Patent Metallic
buiai uses ana Robes of every description ALWAYS on
iiZes. ~ i' VI u
Every thingconnectedw the offunerals
Front street Worcester Mass dawtf ~
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

w III. Jankins, Hair Dresser, has removed
TO the Lincoln House. the EXPRESS Office Eurrance
on Maple street dtf n
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, mas discovered IN on
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind Of humor, from the worst Scrofula down to com
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

cInsi Iiei;ases Of WOmen.-Dr. MATTIsoN attends ex-
SSec; w. te treatment OF Private Diseases, and the
t,E ~ No 2s Union St, Providence r. l. See his
FOR FEMALES in this paner i'Di'-' az fis
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-09

NOuce.-FREEMAN & MOTT now prepared to
do Baking ard Cooking All orders left at Is Chandler
my20 d6w
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Mp -7os. ) niles from Washington, D. c.,

NJ -f''' IA'-c ~ 14e1
aug ~ -
,AAc4 ny ''s'O 'I'-'i 80 ~ -.
' ranSpIE7d 1eFe' Ioli otAl'N ti'1st oi1 81:
IL -'-'-, ul- ,e - . ,a' % ~ t1a Tar,ronr
I'1"'''- '-'. '--, Eva " 22iP,r;,nar|s
" -, .,.,,4;,,ss. ot , r,nrnont's ,o+irc
,.or,, as IN attack WIS expected by the
NJ 49,, ,L7a ,;,,;-r =, ,ya oil
...., mi lad IN our rife Difg and puC
10. ..,-....,,, y 7,sir5on through .henirhs. but
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Reeds Block.
a CANADIAN REMEDY

For Csst1renesS, llreguta. sey and De5st IF The
D'ges1re OryqaS, LaGuctng Headacac, ass:~
tlde, Nerr0uSatss, General PRESERVATION 0f the
Mind ana Body, Paralysis, &c,
moments reelection ought convince 4 sensible
u Of the folly and LANCER OF constantly dosing with Ca
thatc Medicines The practice * perncious and 3uici
IaI. An experience o! forty years has taught hat
the constantly ncreating evils Of ndigestio fear
American people fast becoming nation Of dYsprp-
les BY -hei artificial modes Of life. Drastic C2tha tics
increase he irrabi AMI PROSTATE the strength Of he
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especially designed 20 ailay
Jh!s irriaDility, ana at he line nYIguratc
strengthen all The functions Of digestion, while they
gently laxative they anodyue, tonic and laxative,
They mild ana nyIgoratug shat one Is not remind
BY any disagreeabe effects that IL has taken medicine
Business Men, Students Professional Men Females, and
I'll perions leading confined or seder tary life, should
ny Them.
The undersigsei Phraciuns. chcer'uy certify the
high professional standing ii Dr. Colby Of 5ansead,
Of he oldest lnd best Physicians and 20 the zee lent
qualities If his 81 Anl-Costle ard Tonic Pllaf' which
lay. used ia anr pracyGa, Aighiy approve.
! 8 .4I;cOE.A. D.. Uuuhaal. e. <.
Z T.. COTTON II. D., Gow2nsyilIe.
tUlR1 Is 5RUWN. Il d.
: = FG&HER. II. Bronze.
T0RaAE lLEV En- Nd, N. D l-,I.scoa.
/. L1NES, n. D.
l.. W COW e. II. D ST., aua,eai.
John uEIDS. 4. D
Iy~FPH g&EADuT II. D Sargaon 7. y.
3ENJAAI& DAMON, y. Coatcook
LLMI 81 NiGII0ND. ri. D.. Derby Line
ST. e. GLl Il IS, NJ. D., Compton. {. Z.
r. u. SOi r., II D., Iog Z, =. T.
+ T.. RUTHERFORD, VI D., Newport. ".
PrapareI by Dr.. i L. 60 j ;tan5eaa- &. a., sut
Derby Line, Vermont.
atI ne.iCTe . ID -rlrrl.|-
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LlnollIe County Convention.

The Republican IonveHclon IN LamoIle Coun-
~ be Ljtl INST, Wis organized by the ap-
,..oan5 IT Hon Geo. Wilkins, of Stowe,
,.s,.sur lnd J z Allen, ecretAry. B. F.
,...ho,d. and Ora Wiswail We're chosen Vice
.aen,s. Hon. ;. NJ Pennuck offered reso-
,ars dan5.cal wish those adopted by the I'm
,. ,ontv Convention, in " tshimgton County
...q lcr liscnsslcn, by Child, Burton, AMI
,.ngs; IL s.vor, and Gloet and Sawyer
...n.r vare voted down
The convention nominated the following
Ike.
lo1., HENRY -TOwELL, senator.
. .,.|..v Max : v EST County Judges.
ptGE, Eaa., nudge Of Probate
Jt-.J- BANDA L, sheriff.
.ogE L GLEED, States Attorney.
B. BAILEY, High HaIf
s,r J,ulg COMMUNICATION W. HeCdee
.,r,. 3, plcler, Norman Atwood.
~e gnnlCUee On resolutions reported the
Having, ich were adopted
flsreqs. Rebellion exists, and m unwarrant
a .rremy5 IS being made to overthrow 0ul
,..a.s CONSTITUTION and dearly buughG gov-rn
asna ,ner7tore
{.yorel. that we will use every endeaVor II
.,agv.r. shedding ~ LITTLE blood Is possible,
. aDrr.ss ne existing rebellion and to tina
~, vi. heartily 60 operate with al true patri
g4a54rer party or creed, now and for
{.;oo4 That 10 Republicans We vet low
nj VI. sustain our principles, and give TIT
resent .lln nIsCraLion our cheerful and undlyit
.gDporr. believing it to be an Imperative du
nd urraer, will resolve to use vi honora
ill., means 20 elect he ticket ihis day nomiaated
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~gaIdiD-'s PREPARED As+Et
SPALDESG' PREP ar EIl L LII =

SpALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE gsECEs
Ern>Dny! bESEA%C1J.
1r1li rI-r4 b FINE il Fas = ~. -
An iecraents Uiu lappeu Gsr regulated i1zaatS'
II . ysrv desirable cheap -Ld erLvsAsEt
yuy Iur repairing EgrnIture TOyg. LlLuksrj &c.
spALQINGs PREPARED G&EE
meats all sIlcn seReie- anu 10 1sehCd can ciUf
- De without IT, Aisavs ready AID up 20 nc if!CE
INK point
.UsErUL ~ EyEAY HOUSE.
Y IA Brush accompanies aacl 10trie. PE!cB .
seufE Address,
HENRY {. SPALDING 4 co.
- Ced-r-5t., Eew YOr&.
i-Ar-rroy.-As tain uppTIu"lPied persons are ~
tAnn,itl. 10 N m of unsuspeetng public INNS
irn. of nv Prepared Glue, would caaTlua I'll peFscns
10 nm be purchslRz aHd see tilat the tnf aaae
aPAADrNG $ PREPARED GLsE.
fsnn he outside wrapper III others are sWlAdABg
counter ats -...-,., -,r,r-,, 49,
IGfIE WI ave ian TIMES HE annually 20 every
sE<t &c.
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sseC. W. Wilder

~ AGENT for the sale OF Geo A Fr'nen T. Io's IN
nroyad patentipriss Medal
.uELODEONS.
The arst Premium las uniformly seen awarded % these
INSTRUMENTS whenever sxa'sised IN composition VIM
.h.ra Nanusactn rt"i a. Br-ao Y. 7,
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FARM FOR SALE.
OR TO RENT.

nE tra-, s farm fur sale situated o'!e an.
...t .,rr' -, ,f,rrisv1iI. on the Randi" pm rodu
lHa. % stowe vel located and near 1cioo. r.
he arm ,usls,s of 20 81 good lanH Ia
lied u.u .tIIate Dasturing and voodand anu 1o go
-"s v., 4 ,A,, ,-ar hous4 The buildings GonsiSt % .
"i u. tory orirk house with kitchen anu w. - nv
'ca-1 40 tuod barns AMI Two sheds In'i
F water n ne luuse anu barns. r,., riti,
-tc. me EARNING tools belonging " "a "a 90
present rowing crops and the household ii ~ mn
safe ill the ID Ut september ne-t' r. ii rne At
".,s H. Il viii be 4old at public anetioh 20 nv a
"'-- rrnU- will De given fur part % me - nv
..~ 7boye viii ne rented for one or NOR Yert
' al pi 1-ntuinhpr next A~9"A 1ssrq
'"'-tuvu. June g, Irol.
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gpsiLAr~I, 2ICu.. Jan 4. Ed
Xa SPALnNG. SAB - r - -,
Mar onu sluse ga 20 you for box oSCepha-le Ii
t,r rs .ure Of The Nervous Headache ana CostlT An
md received the ana they lau SO COCA II &A's
rhat "a induced 20 seud or more
Please send by rstura naL Direct TO
A. z. WrGELaa.
psilaIsi. AJsh
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Fans Going ssuth and East

cav ieHtpaNer At . % 4 NJ ID ? u. anu IL %
asN -r3sres 2ouses Point Il ~ = -
"as Il 70 d. Il soan-c.ag At Burlington WI" AaI L
M 3u!.Hgtuu raIrs for saratoga springs ot - - .
49, p0ur-tu 1t EnlIe ktvrr Junction Nltn -.ainH ~,
'rs liver -itt!-tun Whlr fountains, Barton 1r., l
" Session. .1R-tl, Worcester &C. ana coa STnt
Hasor VITA .ls.ns fur B0stua, eprinsiiHi1 ~ .
e" iaveA ana Nry Forb arriving III view Ao'A 1t - ="
1.7RES1 ewes Raua-s pujut al ~ a. Nj '>o"HstHe
iee ram INN Montreal the sne ho'h'ns> , Us.
ecIs E Burlington win iut.Ind and Bhr'lhsloh A" na
r nv h4uv aud new yo,S, and arriving a' N"f'"
ea VI % =. .
diGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdsnsnurgi az = ~ =. ~
omrpl, II S NJ Houses Point At q % ? NJ Tonn t
ag 1t 3urlnpon win autand ami Rurinst0a oil ,"a
n H.ry {haav and New YORK, II waite ''"o' a..
On YIN w tIrrn Railroad for Boston " oFcnsIr'
frvrng n Boston At 40 A. } At windsor w" H.
IA railroad ~ 8oston Springfield, Hartford, Ne" Ia
IN ana New York -, ry.r..-
'erHng attached 20 onth h!'e = En- 81, ,,d
a1as inning l., rr.n R,usrs Point lnd 3o=soh' Ana
"F-~1 2oIses Point ana Trey. , ,ia "A,
'7r~0Gn 'cxats 5br Chicago ana re - ~ snr.
r. frn'Da stations - hE4A-N''-'
:" t'sns w.. August u, 1861
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Il !. lI)A( III, .

dAvERFoRO. Pa Ee5. ), 1851.
Mr. @PALLIEG .IR
/ ssh Tuu To -end me one more box Of r0nr Capharc
pulls Z awe rece red 4 great dea Of benefit rom 5hem
Yours. rA~uecttullv.
MARY ANN 9lD4h1Q-4
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.-rv. i .ut'- -f. a 80 ~. $50 = ard "a" p d.
f.tr .n y ..,cnrc!s ms n trt;-J, Z Whine Rve'
-. arc.. -vfH--i - -"vfuG Bost"u amt 1piin-lea
& = . ne iav amt New YORK previous 1Vehlht
.st uo,., al Is arriving AZ huntington IL Nv
, s.,.,. = .,t - ia " M,iM rt2i 1T - b T..
...urzrl 20 4 NJ. connecting II ogHeasnaI gu
"a .-a -t.aA Raaw.t LuE OetruIE, LicaE' ana ~'ie
SER
ug.44. ~tD1 raves N0rtiie.a AZ . % A. H. IN
Va agfn. ,5,, t-i=es 'oint -.
NIGHT - e. rnRnetting II Wlrdsor w" ,i 3"
TnG1 ~,, srsy York 10, N, ana A. 'l'la a.
IIulnn a. rain ~ iica caves Boston VIA Lower, a
~ ~ -a1y~encr IL ) % =. n, The previous nay
SsFes F3u4 .s.ver junction at Z ~ NJ ''tt' =.
ttrtl - - a. auuse's Point At 90 A. NJ ~"
Il 20 . a.. ana II UgdeHShnrs' AT W r NJ 1a
- 1s ia -lr4nbrs fnr Niagara Fails, ouna0 anu ''i'
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3H,io. .l'iFf EETh 40 .gj<T5. -P8Alya
3RCI-4- Cuts AL WOUNDS lLLFy
-A-AnASE-. ~ At ~ rI5AAIlt
~ So "
Or 81 81 y Gl.! \ speedy !Et certain reriedY
ne. r o.4. his LinIeMt is prepared from lie recipe
1G Or ,elsu yecr. CONNECTICUT. t. 9 un us Zone
4L }aa -een iFl II his pr 2ctlce iur more Il -
t1v=1tv =a,4 .vtt ! ne nu~t 1Gisilin, success
As an ALLEvIAr0G or PAIN. f. u1riVae,t 0Y
1.cpgItiuu btiur. he vi; H.. 0t witch 3svN
zeal NAV De cunvI ced 0v a sirgie r ia.
m. D'5neilt " Il euTs aPdlY anu 't.2ay "a ne d.
'9sq Wee i In ser I.eI i .as never been Know To-
ts1I
~, y,rr,.r,r, n ,rr ar ri frnrnp4f.t. ,.ief \
. tr,, >. "a ,n,, '4ynr H. a.a;i.r
II wi re i-va the. xgr.t cases If Hem tacle Are"
i inufes and l. warrant. i IN 10 It.
( rootHAci. also WI II cure Instantly.
20 Nervous Debility Ind general La
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

LET HIM ALoNE.-The man of this
country, whose position now is one of
the most important and the most haz-
ardous, is Major-Gencral George B.
Mcclellan. He is to fight the whole
rebel power in arms: with the untold
issues of the future hanging on the re.
sult-and he is also to to fight an army
of politicians, routinists, contractors; in
termeddlers, advisers and t1atterers lie
needs the energy of Napoleon and
the warincss of a Wellington, to carry
him through the ordeal. Only thirty
years old, with a name scarcely known
to one man in ten of the reading pub
lie before this war broke out, he sud-
denly finds himself lifted to height of
popular admiration and regard, which
some Of the old captains OF the world
lave only reached after decades of bril-
liant deeds. If his head can stand the
first sensations of the change, he will
indeed give good evidence Of that sur
passing merit which most people are
now ready 10 take upon trust. "lc
that ruleth his own spirits is greater
than he who takcth city
Gen. Mcclellan is human-and while
he may be framed for victory over all
enemies in battle, he may fall in ad-
vance before the combined attacks of
willy politicians, corrupt adventures
and mercenary tiatterers. If he has
sterling friends, they will guard him
in his hour of trial. Let him have only
the open foes of his country to deal
with, and he is safe, and we are all safe
with him.
The obstructionist, the red.tapist, the
moncy-maker, the political parasite,
and the traitor in his hundred disguises,
are close about him at all times. Let
him be shielded from their contamina-
ton. Let him be supplied with men
and means for his momentous work,
and then let him have control of them
commensurate with his responsibility.
Let his energies all have full swing, for
the cause of the nation is in his hands.
Let him alone.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14

POPULATION OF WASHINGTON TERRI
ToRY.- The progress made by the
United States during the past decade is
best illustrated by the statistics of the
les accessible of their possessions bor-
deriug on the Pacific. BY the last cen
sus, tie population Of Washington Ter
ritory il II, ,537 souls-a numerical in
creaSe for the last ten years Of 1O,39?.
II 1850, the population on the lands
now compsised within the boundaries
a this Territory was only l.20l con-
seeasatly The increase has been sf the
suGo Il 064 rs po oest.m-more than
aey sssAs a. Territory in the Union.
vilh ~ excepeioa Of Minnesota II
TIE praGvesuive movement should con-
ti.ce - tAe ane degrce for the next
tn ysmA he year 1870 viii find this
. 1casisAisx ssd thriving State Of al-
msse loo,ooe inhabifauts- Since this
eeasss vss taken, the inAux Of miners
- gse niaesA vegicn ea<s Of ihe Cas-
en1ss - sweiled she rorulstion to is.-
80 esti0a1ing aecession from tbs
ssusss 6 leD than 200. which j. FAR
be3sw IL ~ number A. asserted by
psssoas = - Dise<- Thus, where At
ahs tiDe e he discovery Of gold in
CaEfieaia thsse ~as scarcely cabin.
esesuk - - the wandering frarg,er
esussissally ssestcd to serre his ten
psnU paspeses. there may now h
ssea shs1nsxe - constansly increasing
popslnaSsa ~ whst will shortly ie
usksl sns.g ~ oost enterl,nsing of
~ Wsnseu 9enAsA Cc@Pil~rs of sta
dsa3o dhsulA ossne 10 the Pari6e If
tAsy vish % - ksw the epaEtsy grcwA