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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-25

ernments should wish purchase the Of its
navy at price to be fixed by competent person chos
which the government whose cruiser shall have de-
tanned the condemned vessel shall have the first option
ARTICLE TX
The captain master pilot and crew Of any vessel con,
demnei by the mixed courts of justice shall be punished
according the laws of the country which such
persons interested in her equipment unless they
rove that they had no participation In me enterprise
that far may be attended with grievious
expense and Inconvenience the master and crew of any
vessel which be condemned by sentence of one Of
found the vessel shall be and delivered up
condemned vessel sailing at the time of capture
and that the witnesses and proofs to establish
the guilt of such master crew, or other persons shall
The same course shall be pursued with regard to sub.
ects OF citizens OF either contracting party who may be
found by cruiser OF the other board vessel OF any
third power, board vessel sailing without flag
papers, which may be condemned by any competent
court for having engaged in the African slave trade
ARTICLE Y.
The negroes who are found on board ola vessel con
demncd by the mixed courts of Justice in conformity
the disposal the government whose has
the capture; they shall be Immediately set at liberty,
have been delivered guarantying their liberty.
The acts or instruments annexed to this treaty. and
which it is mutually agreed shall fotm an integral part
thereof, are as follows:
lions, destined to prevent the African slave trade.
(B.) Regulations for the mixed conlts of justice.
The present treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifca
ton thereof shall be exchanged at London in six months
from this date if possible 1t shall continue
and remain in full force for term of ten years from
the day OF exchange fthe ratications and further
til the end of year after either Of the contracting
parties shall have given notice to the other its in
tenOn terminate the same, each of he contract
ing parties reserving itself the right giving such
notice to the other at the end of said term of years
And is hereby agreed between them that the eXpi-
ration after such notice shall have
eived by either from the other party this treaty shall
altogether cease and determine.
In witness whereof the respective plenipoentiaries
have signed the present treaty. and have hereunto af
fixed the seal of their arms.
Done at Washington The seventh day OF April in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
two.
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IA Land RehInd the pIo1pt.1in.1,sI.

The littls child was dying His weary
limbS were racked with pain no more.
The auslt was fading from his thin checks.
aud e1fever that had been for weeks dry.
Ing mp his blood, was now cooling rapidly
under the touch of the icy hand that was
upon him. There were sounds and tokens
of bitter but suppressed grief in that dim
chamber, for the dying boy WAS one very
le"r TO many hearts, They knew that he
WAS departing, and the thought was hard
70 bear but they tried TO command their
feelings that they might NOT disturb the
last moments of their darling. The father
aud the mother, and the kind physician,
stood beside dear Eddy's bed, and watched
nus heayy breathing. He had been silent
Lor some time, and appeared to Sleep
Ehey, thougbttha il might be thus that he
would pass away but suddenly his blue
eyes opened wide and clear, aud a beauti-
tul smile broke over his feature. He
looked upward and forward first, then
turning his eyes upon his motler's face,
said IN a sweet voice :-"MoLher, what is
the name of the beautiful country that
see beyond the mountains-the high noun
taius 81 can see nothing, my child,H
said the mother; '.there are no mountains
IN sight OF our house."
Look there, dear mother, said the chilli
HW0AAl N0uAGE TUG
tains. Can you not see them now2 he
asked in tones of the greatest astonish-
ment, as his mother shook her head.-
They are near me noW-so large and high,
and behind them the country looks so
beautiful, aud the people are SO happy
there are no Sick children there Papa, can
not yOu see behind the mountatns2 Tell
me the name of that land.
The parents glanced at each other, and
with united voices replied: THE land you
see IS heaven, is it not my child?
fes, it is heaven. thought that must
be the name. OF let me go-but how shall
cross those mountains? Father will you
not carry moi Take me tnyour arms and
curry me, tort they call me from the other
side, and must GO
There was not dry eye in that CLAN.
Der, and upon every heart there fell
solemn awe, as If the curtain which con.
cealed itsmysterics was about to he with,
drawn.
%, mother-u, fnthert do not cry. but
come with me and cross the mountains-
U come! Aud thus he entrcated with
strength and earncstuess which aston
lshed all. The chamber was filed with
wondering, awc-stricken friends. Atlengti
he turned to his mother, with face beam
lug with rnptnrous delight, and stretching
out his little arms for the last embrace, h,,
cried ~ Goodbye, mother, | am going, but
don't you be Nfraid!-the stroug man has
come to carry me over the mountains.'
These were his parting words Upon his
mothers breast he breathed his last, and
they laid the little fair body down again
upon tho pillow, and closed the lids over
the beautiful blue eyes, over which the
mist of death had gathered heavily, aud
bowing by the bedside they prayed With
submissive, but bleeding henrts, and said
'Ihe Lord gave. and the Lord laketh away,
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Items.

MES who lie for vile purposes generally
find that they have lied, TO no purpose.
Is the heart of every man eminently
great the lion and the lamb dwell togeth-
TINS more bad. mau sleeps the better:
his sleep is the next best thing.to his
WE cannot give out best thoughts TO
subject, II VIC give 1t alliour thoughts.
THE scarcity Of salt at the South is ter
ri6le. The children aT6 actually forced TO
cry with fresh water tears.
a Christian had better 90 to any place
ofamusement thnngo home whining be.
cause he can't go.
THE difference between a carriage wheel
and carriage horse, is, that one goes best
when. It is tired, and the other don't.
FoHEtox exchange wouldit not be well
to oHer England our Bright for her Bright:
Ours is too bad for us heres is too good
for hpr.
The title ota book or lectures is half n
success. 4 lecturer in. Pennsylvania he 3
lecture upon s'The Men who SDelld Onb-
bage with a K.n +
A Yankee on going witha friend 10
dine at the house of an acquaintance. in
order to save time, said ,pScrape for me,
while KNOCK for both of u.s. q; a5.
PEoPLR with one leg in. the grave are
often very long in putting the other in.
They seem like some birds,tO rcposU best
on one leg. @ +.
TESAcTrY Of purpose Is the indespensa-
bic condition of success IN whatever you
undertake. You must learn to hold on,
ThEY who live single all their lives,
when they have sown their wild oats, be-
gin 70 SOW netlles; whilst the married;
from the first, plant orchards. =
a popular preacher received so many
pairs Of slippers from the female part Of
hlsh congregations that he got to fancy
himself a ceutipcde.
YiRTUB without talent is a coat Of. mail
without sword; It may defend the
Wsarer, but will not enable him to protect
his friends
A geological distinction: The ptfnciDaI
difference between the original Brftis lion
and the Canadian variety Of the animal .js
that the latter wants Maine.
sQARRYISs. Politeness to excess is said to
be raising your hat to 4 young lady in
the street, and allowing couple OF dirty
collars and q pair of socks to fall out upon
1.-The sfdewaik. s5n7giT RG.i ItJ
| Wcdoh't want men. who will change like
the Tanes Of rstespleS, with the course
of every breeze; but men who, like noun
tains, will. change the course of the e.wihd.
q H
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TIE sAmnn nnE,

r.
ae rose at dawn, and auShed with hon-
Shob0'er thassethinE harbor bar,
aud reached the Shlp and caught the ruTe
And Uhistled to the morning star 4.
AndWhIle on deck he WhiSilsdlopd q
lie heard fiercs mermaIdon cry,
Boy, though thOu art 30 Young AMI protd IS
SO the place where thOu wilt lie, ,l.s :
The Rnds and yeasty surRes mix
In caves about the dteSrvlay.
And on thy ribs the lltupAk StIcISs
Aud on thy heart the ScraVTl 6hsllpla
'Rool be answered, Death iS sure
10 those that stay aud those that roSD,, -
But will neTer mOTs endure -
To sit with empty hands at home
MY mother clnEs about INV neck
Nv sisters clamDr, Stay, Tor shame G',
My father raves OF death and wreck
They are all to blame, they are ali TO blame.
God help moi save 1 take my part
0f dancer Ou tho roaring sea,
devil riseS in my heart
Far wore than any death to me-
7tnHyson-
WHAT Is society, after all, but a mix,
ure Of mtster-ies aud mfss-eries rs
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The Postage 70 any part Of the United stAtes VIII
oe but HElsNTYeROUR CRNTS = year for aBlark.
" EoSd a. an9 but ROUBTHRN OENTs year tpr each
At the above prices the PerloDieols ,,iIt q. ~,
plahedfcr 1852. Aud asa
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.POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,

'9-NTe have, at loavyexren,llture, furnl.lodour
Job ohise with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, noEDEBs, CUTS, &c,
or latest aud most fashionable stylss to render 1t
9t executing work eInhl to that ofany other
establishment ia the city, on possessing facilities IN
Flfe WnyHeE t6lns ,orts xnsit,on5is
unsurpassed by anyDther Ofice, we rgpeetfullv pre
sent our claims for share Of public patronage assu
ring those who eHtrust theirwcr 70 that no effort
uhnll be wanting to give cutIre AatI Isfaction
noVll-59 CAMPBELL & MDERAIOT.
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rhe Dead Hero.


- ~ iLS@Bff-l az t7rfz. : ;f5 Hos
Bind the oak leaves round his head.
He has shown himself man; -
BEGTely chsrging he fell dead,
Fighting foremost in theTaa.
Cheering with q mighty cheer S
On he ie1sthel serried band;
q Now he lies ippen bis bier 49,
S9la ana stately still and grand.
Slowly. gather roppd him now, 81
li5s 2, ms soldiers and be, dumb,
Cast one look upon hisbroW,
Asyoh hear the mufled drum.
Then with solemn teet and siov
"a Mourning for his early doom.
Win your folded banners 60,
Lay the heroin his tomb.
q EP,ht Be5anbi.
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Unlike the more ephemeTal Magazines OF The day
these periodicals. Lose little by age Hence 4 mil
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SullecE1beFH Wishing also the Nos for 1861 viii ~,
supplied Of shs following s1TREHELI low Hans:
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Thus Ee,e !y.hsofb.T may obtain the Reprints OF
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HE that Is truly polite, knows how 10
contradict With respect end to please
without aduiation; andis equally remote
from an ,instpfd mPlstsanee5 aud low
.familiArity. = - i
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ats s. Gaps.
s. N. PRATHER


Cor. Monroe q Market SIS,
A LW4Ys on hand choice and varied Stock Of
"a HATS ana CAPS for Men. and Boys' wear
n ~ HsnS ae3iT1us oi est4bllAhing permanent trade
who favor me with their patronage can rely on being
shnpued with the best goOdA At the lowest fguroS
call and examine my stock.
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Saddles. Harness. TRUNKS &

WU0LEsALE d RETAIL.
n. SHEPPARD No.1S1 Main Street, corner
" Union, will continue to keep on hand larEeqnd
complete assortment OF all aclesln his line consist
Ing Of LadteS and Gentlemen dies, Fine Ooarse
lIarnes Trunks Hallees Carpet Bags, satehelSs Col
lar, HanOB, Whips, &c. ~
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
ttust StEict attention and promPtnegg, to merit
continuance Of the public patronage 20
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, aud In . pro
per mUnner. fes5l. b. 6HEePAkDs
Sap3O '69 II 5tsisf.5 Isl, AIhln Street 4
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CARBON OIII'

r HAVE EsTABLLsHRD AN OIL REFINERY
WorkI, where I kasp constantly "a hand and for
sale good quality Of illuminating and Lubricating
OtlL Also good artele Of l1le 0reate, for WegouA
dEayS. Dealers aud others In want Of any o. tha
above articles will mud it to their lntereat TO ta me
call before purchasing else where,
auR39-ly- JOHN COOK.
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8allgS Satgllia9rlfrI.r
TERRTs OF ADvERTIsIVe5s,7=-


Sold LIsEs o. NoSRAREIt. (oR oS1 IScR, ,Sos
st4 60 LRSA, NAKE 4 SQukEE
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The present critical state Of Buropsan affsr, IN;
Lenasr these publications unusually interesinF nFs
LnS ths toEtheoming year. They viii occupy 4 pit.
Gtnas SpeculatiOnS and nyinE rumorS OF tho dSIiJ
and the poilderouS tome OF the future III.
torian written amer the living inferGSt and eSeIi
hent OF the great political OTeuts Of fhS time Shsii
Pesss4 away y ta 70 theaa Periodicals thsl
nus 4l look Tor the only really intulligiblO aRJ
III g 5heir Cd tot1Ty, RcIonfiAc
~ ,Sileoi9eeal character, We urge them upon tho
consideration OF the reading pnbIle = -
. sh9 Feeglpt of AtRyRi15e 8haSts frorl the
1ss.s ~ oiial Ellne 80 theis
Tue hands 9i Of subseri6era abodt 4 66tl . tiS :
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Bank of Wheeling,

MONEY RROEIVBD ON TRANsIRST nRPQsIT
~ interest paid on Special Deposits. 0olOctiOna
protnutiy tended to- Exchange 0ntho East bopGht
Aud 6Sld TH0S. II. LIST, Prpst19nt.
SAACE HTLDRsTH, Treasurer. janl42be.
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Letterl from, a dIstInEulaned ,oltI..n
orPEestoRCounty- ON the New. state
question:. as}s5t5
Etlitors Iifelligehesy sH ,sS
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MES who lie for vile purposes generally
ind that they have lied. to no purpose.
Is the heart of every man emtnently
great, the lion and the lamb dwell togeth-
or UN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-26

WHAT is society, after all, but mix.
lure otmister-iss and miss-eries? ~ r,
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Inc Convention may not have done for
US all that it should have done it certain
ly did not do directly aud Immediately for
US, all that We desired aud hoped for but
Il IS equally true that it has started us in
the right direction, and it we but suppress
our bad and revolutionary passions, and
avail ourselves OF the favorable breeze, We
VIII, as certainly as the suu continues to
rise and set, DRIFT into the desired haven Of
safety aud repose, and anchor aud rest
along side of our good neighbors of Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA
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sAM,I OFT, son . CO., Agents.

NHeLG9ALH B1AtEIgU
Hardware, ,Sadd1 ryHardware, 90
Cor. Market Monroe st.., opp. MeLuIo House,
nnyt wheeling, Va.
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THE PEOPLES BANK

u eau aud German Toys t6F 0alO cheap, HheleS4le
NJ rstAnS by JOS. GRAVES, &C
dOGl0 No, % Nonros &.
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TEn1Is. R.sulaF rrIos,.l !
POSTAGE.

4n' &C. ., e g. ,sere ts..ea ,siI 5. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparlla

the most efectual remedy which the medical
iii Of our times can devise for this every
: i,cre prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
,.ued from the most active remedials that have
IN discovered for the expurgation of this foul
.order from the blood, and the rescue OF the
.ystem from its destructive, consequences.
iIcnce It should be employed for the cure OF
rot only Scrofnla, but also those other affee-
uons which arise from K, such as ERuPTIyH
Gnd Skin DfsEAsEs, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or .EBYsIPRLAs, PiNrLEs, PUsTULEs,
BIorcHEs, BLAiSs and BoIIs, TuMoRs, TRTTER
and SALT RAEux, S0ALD HBAD, RINewoRN,
XHEuMArfsM, SypHILrTrc and M4RcvRIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYsPEPsiA, DfBnITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
FED OR IMPURE Bloom The popular belief
III "anpwity ofthe blood, is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
yasticular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fuid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12
crofula. or Kings Evil.

n constitutional disease, corruptioA 0f :hs
! nd hy which this fluid becomes ,yitla.ed.
+, AZ. and poor. Being in the circulation, il
/, evades the whole body, and may burst out
! disease on any part of II. No organ IS free
/ N, its attacks non il there one. which it may
destroy. The seiofulous taint Is variously
.,sed by mercurial disease, low living, dis
4. ,ixred or unhealthy food, impure air, NTH
md filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
Aroye ali, by the venereal infection. What
car be its Origin, il is hereditary in the con-
,.tution, 4, descending /" from parents to children
&, Ito the third and fourth generation;" indeed,
:. seems to be the rod OF Him who says, "l
'. III visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
,rsir children" se -
Its effects commence by deposition from the
lood of corrupt or nleerous matter, which, IN
tue lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
hercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
: surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
/, ..ption, which genders in the blood, depresses
( energies OF life, so that scrofuious eonstltu-
v.ns not only suffer from scrofulous COM
ahlts, but they have far less power to with
nd the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
,tntly vast numbers perish by disorders
Inch, although not scrofulous in their nature
IRE still rendered fatal by this taint in thu
.ystem. Most Of the consumption which de
. simates the human family has its origin direct!
in this scroftilous Contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurlsing in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it
10 cleanse it from the system we must removals
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such q medicine we supply in
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Az ERSS 52sT
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or . 49,.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agus, PerfodiesI Headashe, or bilious
for the whole class OF diseases Originate
iEG I'm hillary derangemeut, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while It cures the above complaints
with certainty, is stil perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
wnere these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURR' expels. the miasmatic poison Of FRyER
AND AeUI from the system, and prevents the de-
yelopment Of the disease, If taken onthe first ap-
aroach Of its premonitory symptoms II tsnot only
.hs best remedyeye yet discovered for this class
9t complaints, but also the cheapest y The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings within the
reach OF every body; and In bilious districts where
FEVER AND AoUz prevails, every body should
sAye it and use Il freely both for cure andprotec-
Gun. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
9ther ever discovered for the speedy and etftaine
.re Of mtemittents IS thar it contains no Quinins
mineral, consequently It produces no quinisin OF
ether injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
,on.u Those cured by il are left a. healthHssjf
Fever and Ague is not alone the Consequence Of
.he lniasmatic poison, A great variety Of aisorl
3srs arise from lie irritation, among which are
t,s;Ral7ia, Rheumatiss, Goia, Headache, Blind
A.ss, Toofbaehe, EarGehe, catarrh, Asthma, Pal
,.taiioai PaiafI affection Of tie Spleen Hvstspl
5, PAD, an tie Boioels, Cole, Paralyas and De!
na0e1sssit of the Stomach, kli OF which, when
'Iiginating in this cause, put on the intermitent
ilps, or become periodical. This" CURE "expels
ne poison from the blood, and consequently cures
hsm all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
unmigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
es,ing IN the malarious Districts Iftaken occa-
''qnally or daily while exposed to the infection,
tsat will be exereted from the system, and cannot
cmnulate in sufficient quantity 70 ripen into dis
Gaze. Hence it Is even more valuable for pfotec-
IN than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
itents II they avail themselves Of the protection
IBIS remedy affords. 80 q, - 80 ,.s ~ .t',-
,sss1arsa sabzprJ. csATER g. co., Lowell, Mas.
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Sss no, n M po.ss"sS stsy ana hnndred ~
it.yaias, all within twenty miles Of Boston, n gsI'c
mouth. Lsi1u',,
Ono to three bottles will cure the worst lind Of Empleb
On tho fAce s5
ATWo or three bottles vii oeer Lne ytIcm oI phte
tho month ar Itomseh' " VS.
hreS to ave bottles arc warranted 10 cure the won.
kind oi MrybipelAs, ~. .r u. ---.. -
tho Eyes. 6lg ta1,so. ~ 7. ~ ..o,l (.
Two bSttiss aye MsLInled y cure tunnipg INC sAf
-Four 70 six bottles ara warranted 70 cure corrupt and
running ulcen. On 81 issjdne lraT .,.e
Two or three bottles arc warranted tocurs the wsrsI
Kind Of rngMom. 49, 80.
Two or tnroe po,ti1p Nv MAfrAnled 70 ypio ho mos
Ive 70 eight bottles VII cure 'ne Worst case oI soto
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-12

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