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proposes to flood the country with state shin
plasters, and every rich man and every poor
man, except some of the SPECTATORS, sharpers
and military pets can see his own ruin as the
upshot of the whole business. Poor, perse-
cuted Louisiana! Washington, Richmond,
Opelousas-all appear to be striking at her
very vitals. In times like these it i, difficult
to tell whether it is the greater Mi. fortune to
be rich or to be poor-to be an old man or to
be young-to be man or u woman-an
American or a Turk. If man were right
sure of heaven, this would be a splendid time
to die"
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rPrp1rc REsoLurIoN-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION to compensate the sailors
on the gunboat 'sCairo' for loss of clothing
Resolved by the senate and house of rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in congress assembled, that the proper ac-
counting officers of the treasury be and they
are hereby authorized, in settling the accounts
of the petty officers, seamen, sailors, and
others of the crew of the United States gun
boat Cairo" to allow 10 each sum not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars, as a remuneration for
the damage they may have sustained in the
loss of their clothing by the destruction Of
said vessel in December last.
Approved, February 10, 1868.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the Thirty-Seyenth
TPuBLIC-No. 81,

PUBHC-No. 81.
AN ACT concerning the District Courts of the
Territory of Washington.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, That the district
courts in and for the several districts in the
territory of Washington shall be held at such
times and places in said districts (not exceed
ing three places in each DISTRICT as the legis-
lative assembly of said territory shall by law
determine: Provided, That until said legisla-
tive assembly shall otherwise provide, said
courts shall be held as now provided by law.
Approved February 8, 1868.
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A HOME IN THE TROPTCS.-All
"A persons who contemplate joining the A AMERICAN
COLONY now being established in the healthful ard
fertile island of Santo Domingo, West miles. hereby
informed that the AMERICAN WEST INDIA COM
PANY will dispatch their next vessel the British Brig
George T. Letson Sche MASTER. on or about the
25th of February, for st. Domingo CITY direct
Parties going by this vessel will located in the
AZOMANTE, or PALANQUE DISTRICT where tho
land remarkably adapted for the cultivation cor
TON, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO. CORN, RE,
&c, and will be sold to actual settlers tenth
real value. This offers all those wishing secure
plantation in tropical climate, an opportunity that
may never occur again.
For price of passate and further particulars apply
ID. Is, CHAMBERLIN. Agent,
Is Merchants Row,
jail dim Boston.
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AN ACT to make the state of Wisconsin part
of the ninth judicial circuit.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, That the state of
Wisconsin shall be, and is hereby, made
part of the ninth judicial circuit of the United
States.
Approved, February 8, 1868.
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l. Falenda B. Kilgore, give my hand this certin
cate have been quite deaf in my right ear for the past
CeRfySSueR years. My left gave great trouble
by constant seharge of green and yellow matter
the share of time. The odOr very offensive.
My husband and employed nle different physicians.
We pail large Sums of money have been operated ON
and have passed through every kind suffering without
receiving mite Of benefit, but ali the tile getting
c, Inasmuch as other diseases multiplying.
to the conclusion never could be he. ped Last
week. advertisement in the paper of
performed by Mrs. N. q. Brown. My husband aud
went to her. and at once went under her treat
hear distinctly the cicck tick ten feet from where
stood. | can hear every word NV left
also ceased to trouble the last discharge it was
clear water, without any odor whatever. My eyes
which weak and diseased are getting clear and
strong. feel grateful for my unexpected deliver.
ance, commend Mrs. NJ. g. Browns gentle and
treatment to all who may suffer as have done.
Odso Rn. Dec ii, 1862.
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~ menu hrst Insertion 81 each subsequent Insertion
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MhsHLY Frst Insertion 81 per Square each sub
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Approved, February 8, 1868.
TPUBLIC-No. 90. I
PUBLIC-NO. 20.
AN ACT to promote the efficiency of the COM


missary department.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States Of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that there be added
to the subsistence department of the army one
brigader general, to be selected from the sub
sistence department. who shall be cummissary
general of subsistence, and by regular pro-
motion one colonel, one lieutenant colonel,
and two majors, the colonies and lieutenant
colonies to be assistant commissaries general
of substance; and that vacancies in the
aforementioned grades shall be filled by reg
ular promotion in said department. And the
vacancies created by promotions herein au-
thorzed may be filled by selections from the
officers of the regular or volunteer force.
Approved, February 8, 1868.
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WILLIAMS & ORVIS' SEWING
w MACHINES, at JoHNsoN'S. No. 3 Harrington
Corner. up stairs. diff au7
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A Remarkable cure in bangor, of Weak and Diseased

l, w. II. Prichard do certify that my wife, Esther s.
has had Weak Eyes from childhood, caus d BY
Ono year since lump appeared the lash o! her Ey
1t increased to the size of large pea Becoming
what alarmed about the progress 1t maxi <, took
wife to Mrs NJ. G. BROWN, at the Exchange. She
told she could remove it and further strength her
eyes Mrs Is. applied her medicine at Clock in
the evening, and at nine O'Clock the lump gone We
could see no more of it. NY =iie now see pe0pIc
walking the other side of the river, which she
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday, riding IN a car
rage, she had no return OF headache My eyes
were treated two three times by Mrs Brown. | find
them much strengthened. w. ii. PRITClARD,
1853 French street.
Thousands of certlf Gates might be added Use POOR
Richards Eye and Ear Water, and throw away your
Spectacles.
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
Auft10ns.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
A WIN be sold at Public Auction SATURDAY
March 10. at II O'Clock If not previOu y disposed OF
ut private sale, all the right OF redemption purchased
auction, in September 1853 in the Ebenczer IL Bowen
Estate by Miles Osborn This of the H.
H. Bowen Homestead House and Barn, two other rene-
ment Houses, large Shoe Factory and one small
one, with Land all cllgibly situated
on Main street, Worcester.
Also, vacant Lot, containing about AT an acre
lying just east of this For further and definite
particulars, enquire of EDWARD EARLE,
Ial5 deoptf Agent for Miles osborn.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AT AUCTION, in the centre of North
Brookhcld, March 5th, at ] o'clock 7 NJ One of the
best locations in Worcester county The Estate con-
slsts of nine of choice Land with good variety
OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees two.story House. AZ
by 80, with an 81 by H. The house contains fourteen
rooms mas been built four years. and has all the modern
improvements. Barn Is by -, including carriage house.
stable &c AL painted and IN good repair Most OF the
prchase money can remain on mortgage. For particu
lafs auaress A BARLOW,
IN dtsf Warren
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[PUBLIC-No. "a.
AN Act to supply deficiencies in the appro,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Heal state.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
lars inquire Of W. IL. WILLARD. at A. Tolman Co.'S
Carriage Shop DIFF I'll
EARM FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber
offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro. This is a
the best Farms in the castery part of Worcester
~ stock and Tools sold with the Farm il desired.
Northboro, Feb ., 1863 d2m rs
f#.A% FOR SALE-The beautiful man
Riil sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
sAAs.Aaand occuped by JOSEPH +. HALE. The above
was built by Mr. Hae for his special use and has all
the modern improvements 1t s situated beautiful
elevation and overlo0ks the whole city. II has fine
stable attached, and has about one acre Of land we'll
covered with fruit and shade trees, and rounded by
:oad not be found For aThcT parcuars please ' n
quire of CHARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, or Of the
Tysi - dtf JAMES 4. FERdusoN.
t r4sA% FOR SALE-A FARM, situated
E,ii in the southcry part of Ilo den two miles from
AsHxtle centre and ST miles from Worcester, former
50 acres Of Land suitably divided into Moving Village,
ana PaHurase, wi about twenty acres OF Wood; with
good Orchard ct Grated Fruit and convenient Build
ings on the Price thousand dollars, One half
further particulars enquire Of IGRl CE ii. AMEs, Of
Holden, jan 10, 1863. dcop&wtf ia20
On FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL
R.jji PAY FOR WORKING IT.-Said Farmis situated in
s. The easterly part Of Rutland Mass is ten miles
HoCcsleT 10 lldce u man stage runs ualiY
through the IA III 1t is two miles from the centre of
Rutland one mile from good school 1t contains 1874
acres wen divided into tage and pasturing, with |
about thirty acres of it woodani-a part OF it with
heavy growth OF wood on it. The improvements area
gnnd-two story House, 40 by 49, with es and con-
tans II rooms finished of convenient tor two families
There are two as ~ by 90 and the other SO by 80
Is Fenced with heavy stone wall, and there two
good Fruit Orchards The farm cuts sixty tons Of hay
annually.
will sell the above Farm cheap, and two thirds OF
the purchase money may remain on mortgage for term
Of years, il desired ISRAEL FEARING.
Rutlald, Dee. 4, 1862 diff d2a
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Tosupply the deficiency in the appropria.
ton for paper for the public printing, two
hundred and eighty-three thousand dollars.
TO supply the deficiency in the appropria-
ton for the public printing, fifty thousand
dollars. Approved; Feb. II, 1868
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l. Bartlett ]. Decoster, 2Iall's Court, Portland.
give this certificate, to certify that have been deaf
from Chi and for twelve years past have been quite
deaf have spent hundreds of dollars without Teceiv
ing benefit whatever Last Saturday went to Mrs
i. to Tor Deafness In "a hours after her frat
application, / could hear every voice in the house |
stand in the cellar and hear the clock fick in
g. parlOr. Gratefe to God his great deiverancc,
heartily commend her mode of treatment all VINO
suffer as have done.
Price % per bottle. Tube to pass the water into
the cents.
GEO h. SPUR, wholesale and retail agent Worccs.
tnr E,.ELn,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE "A
n Farm in Dublin, N. H.. of acres For particu-
lars inquire Of W. Il. WILLARD. at A. Toiman IL Co.'S
Carriage Shop diff III
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g MPS! STAMPS i-Revenue
~ Stamps for Deeds Mortgages Notes, Bank Checks,
Fire and Life Insurance Policies, Writs Bonds, Tele-
graphic Dispatches Certificates Express Parcels, Pro-
tests, Power Of Attorney, Medicines, Periumcry &c,
may be obtained at the Collectors office 2s ain street
Notice hereby given that stamps must be used here
after for all purposes provided by law
Adm THAYER,
de diff u S. Collector
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"The VERGE" ssys the narrator, -had "a
be inscribed 6gnra,ively 20 get II oil on the
narrow monument IL ell its prsise OF the,
qnie' sleep in which there sre no snsicips
iions 20 BE- disappointed. no glu'sony 10
mske sick. no confrderacies 10 guard sgsinss
the verse will be plain 70 sli % reading
''lIere hes
OsE FFtR.
Nnugh, for one 70 wai,,
Nougt,ifor one 20 sigh for;
Noughi too sriRh'y sse.
Noush' 10 ioriify for"
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Psssidess. Suppose The Constitution vested
the Cemmsrdss in-Chief of the srmv snd
lnsvy 10 some pssson other than the Presi
dens-eouI this funcsionary subver the
censsitusion sad Isws under the plea Of mil.
Iiissy necssi'ys Certainly NOT.
The learned judge thus conciudss:
The power for which she defendant con-
jssnds 10 pIsisIy NOT necessary for the ssfe,y
of the nation. snd is not conferred bv she
ecns'su'ion. When shss safety shall be
Endangered within the immediate theatre of
'ss'rssc'ion o. ~ar. the eomms nder-i chief
ssd HE subogdinsses are judges Of the oera.
sion. bur beyond shss she ordinary course ~
proceeding In the courts Of justice will b.,
sui6eieat TO punish any pevsoss Who furnish
informsficn. s6psd cid 20 any or betray thei,
eounsry. 10 cases Of emergency. caused By
invssion OF insurreeiion. she powers cypress
" given bv the constitution. and the acts Of
Congress 70 sepei the one snd suppress ,he
Other sre ample snd effective. II requires
the ssered rights Of pessonsl liberty TO &C.
somslish this. II Il msnifest that il u BE-
yons sII eonvaversy shss those rights. in
wsr o. in peace. during invasion OF d mes,ic
violence. even during The hideous rebellion
~h'ch nov eonfsoots DC. sxi.t 10 cases
which have stated and ere inviolsble.
The President. therefore. whether 10 his
civil "s military espsci'y % eommsndes-in
ehiei. hss no such powsr % that clsimed for
him.
The ground upon which the sppliession is
'n-d- hs- no foundation in right. II cannot
he ~n'srsinrd % question in any State.
~ in the United S,sses cour,s. The only
question in 'his motion worthy Of consider
s'inn snd which esn BE- enssrsined. does No,
-,ise nndes the CONSTRUCTION Of The United
States. but 10 clearly within the Jurisdiction
n his court. The motion is denied With
Dus cos,s.
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A KISS UPON THE sly.

Let poets sing OF Ess,esn Ciimes.
And golden sunset hours:
Of shady nooks
And tubbling brooke. I.
o moon- IN orange bo~ess;
lrl sill 10 me
More sweet sha II be
"a JOY 40 wealth can buy.)
A ps,r of pousing cherry lips
To kiss upon The ely.
Oh, let them build their lofty rhy me
AZ zen 90 e'sr they msy;
Bu, give me stiIi-
II 30 you ~ilI-
Another word 10 cay;
Now here 20 sIl.
T.iI. fat or small,
voa I'd rather die.
Thsn miss The bliss that's in kiss
When ,uken on TIE ely.
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QuEsTros.-The Dubuque Herald asks:
II IL be tr~sson. Or anything ike II. "a
question the administrative acts Of the Pres
ident Of the United States. Why does The
Constitution provide thst the Pr.siden, msy
be impssched. and. IL found gsi'iy, dismissed
from oficei How could he be impesched il
no one had the right 10 question fhe impro-
psirty OF HE acts. and how could he be found
guilty without sccusess end witnesses %
well g judges 10 Try end condem him -
The right Of s'ranRning The President To-
alleged offences is % perfect in the people
. the right Of The President 20 hold bic Of
fee snd exercise its func,icns. More 90;
for the right Of the people sxissed before
those Of their public servants. and will exist
after them 10 the end of time. II the com
plants Of the people be merely cspsious.
they cannot irjure The i cumbeni of the
Presidency. n sell founded ,hesPfes,den,
hss no just claim 10 be exempt IRON the
consequences Of his evil deeds. II he be
innocent, be can have hIs remedy 10 the
Cour,s seslnst his sccusers. II guilty there
is neither any reason Why the people should
refrain from accusing him. nor Why they
should be restrsined from reprehending him.
nor Why be should not Be subjected 70 the
legal Punishment end the public opprobrium
due to his crime.
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"The Philadelphia Age thus eur,l,
and sensibly defines the relations Of sh'
Democracy 10 the Laws:
I. To obey them il they De good
2 To obey them Il they bsd.
,. To approve them IL they Be good.
: To repeal them II they Be BID.
Through The irrepressibIe conflict we have
come 10 the isrepsirsbIe calamity that nov
overshsdows the country.
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cIin Art.mus Wssd's inimisable lecture
On ghosts. which By the Wy vas ghos, ol
4 i-csure % fer . ehosss vess concerned. he
tells Of IN sbsusd mss Who wouIdat hsve
sny gsss in HE windows-he though, The
ssss would BE- enough. % il wouIt .eep oul
'he cosssest Of the cold. This reminds 4
correspondent Of story 'hst old Person n
.. 81 p. used 10 tell Of bic expert
soce o. he cold on the night o. his marrisee
They went on s-bridie sower'' 10 his eou.
-vp's. down On The shore Of Cnnneeiicut, and
spent the night. which sss one Of The cold
ess Of the sesson, end being put inio : cold
sess~ room, 'hey suffered severely. After .
shile his wife ssked him 70 get up end ses
u he eosident nod something more to ps,
npon the bed Afses diIieess search he
could 6nd nothing but HE and his wife's
clothing. which he gathered up snd packed
uron the bed. end got 10 and tried IL again.
hut s'ill they grew no warmer very fsss,,
end he ~ife begged Of him 70 get % end
search shout and ses u snyshine more could
Be fossd. and suggested shss there might
possibly be something 10 closet in one
corner Of shs room; % be went snd exam.
ined The eIoses, and reported 70 bic wife that
% old 6sh net wss sbs1oaIy thing he could
find. "welI, ny dear" said she. "pot il on.
put i on. that will sssgIs shs cold linIs."
Boston Poet.
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Arbitrary Arrests.

II ALOAb19IJ AAlcsSes
Judge Clarke. Of the Superior court Of the
city Of Nex York. In which. the csss Of
G-orge w. Jonss ". William n Seward
an sciion Tor alleged faIse Improvement. i
pending. hssr.ndsred IN imporssni d-cision
4 - question before the court arose upop's
motion to rem"v- The rsse from the State
court 70 rhe United S:sies court for the
Northern Dsf-ici ~ New \ ark.
Juere Clark. 10 giving the decision of
the court, said:
The defendant stated in his p>iitiJn for
'hI- prt-r ihst The sefion go Brought f.r
sells sll-grd 10 Lssr b--n done b, ham a.
Secretary OF 81 .te tor the Uaised S'.t~s Of
Americs. under sufhoriry derived by iim
from The President Of tn Uni'ed S,s,rr. in
causing the pI.,nt1fF % b. ss.s'sd .nd i'm
prisoned. o. for some o,h-r wong alleged 4,
have been done 20 she pisinnff Dader soch
authority d=ring the pr~senf rebellion, snd
that il therefore e me. within me sci OF c a
errss Of March -. 1868 feIs,irg 10 the wr,
of hsbess corpus bv winch . esse msy BE-
removed 20 smother eaurf.
The question to be determined being
whether the President Of the United Ssstes.
during . rebellion. can srrssf any person
no, snhjeet 70 military is~. sithcu, the pro
Gees Of some court. this ~sss question thst
would srise Uuder 'he & INSTITUTION Of shs
Cnitss Sfsfes.
Il cen not VI course be pres- nded By The
most ardent advocate o. the high Ps~sidsa 4
tisi prerogsiive ihs, The Constitution confer-I
i in Get tsrms. There il nohinE IN hist in
fsrring Of such power upon The President iu
his civil capacity. and ihis. II sppesrs 10 me. |
plainly dispos.s Of tn qu<s,ion; for il would
be asserting the gres,sst conrrs.iciion end
-trsneest anomaly 70 ssy that absolute and
unlimited po~er. -GusI 20 sny ~xrrci.ed byl
Car y Sultan. rsr BE- ,mpded by the Con-
s,iiuton which gives no power TO any de-
psrtmens that 10 not specially Get forth. ex.
n n ''"'y ~ - s'"' 80 T" "p'oy
:" ~" ~ s y - ess''s'
:" ~ 80
'.''' ''"'"E ''y''' -. eo''vs
y in the constitutional history Of The nation
+" p''poe. = 'ne o'"'"'''on 30
~ ''','"'' ~" e'"'''". 80 !"
~ ~ - '.oP'''a nv
s" ' ~ " peop's 80 -"
J" 'o"'e''''a' 10 - 80 Pc
!. .' 80. - = - !.
:" - p
'' ~ 80 -" ''' ~
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O1The teachings Of the past have been
: mistake. From our youth Up We hsvs
been taught tbs, Eternal vigilance is ths
price cf Liberty" I, 10 nov sho~n - b
three hundred dollars!
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INFAMOUS II, his speech at Lancaster
The other Jay. a. reported 10 the Cincinnst
Commercial, John Broueh ssid:
Slavery must be put down. rooted out. i
every wife has 10 be msde widow. and
ever child be msde fstherless.
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OJPr Dooisn. q Gettysburg bowed biz
head 10 cannon bal, which went whis.
xire past six inches above his bare skim
aFshh.- sid PA, zone never loses snyshire
81 poIitsnssas
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LIZA msn csme into printing ofice so
beg paper. Because" he ssid. "ws Iiks
70 reed newspaper very much, bss Our
neighbcrs sre too s,ingy 10 iske one
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0IThe other day father. demonstrating
wish his boy for lying In bed. said thst the
sun hsd been up ibe-e three hours. "Thst's
no great wonder. fs'her." replied the con;
sif had . msny miles 10 travel to-day O
the Sun hes. l would hsvs risen . soon q
he"
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IL The state Sentinel ssys Generals
Csmingsos end Msss6sId report shss they
|hsvs % dosbs 81 being sbIs % SIl Indisns's
quota. under The Prssidsst's recent csII BE-.
fore the s,h 81 Jsaussy sert.
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a curiosity 10 he ~sy Of "Hgurssive
Language. 10 the epi'sph recorded by Orph.
ns c. Kerr. as being placed on board ove
Inc grave Of 10 soldier Of the famous Meek
IRE Brigade
MUGGY jim.
a MAcKEkEL FIrER
LATE OF TINE N. Y. F,sE DErARrnssr,
TAXES Sick
Or lsD'eEsrIoa.
HE CoNntscRD ro
Throw Up FoETiFrc srrou,
AsD DIED or STRATEGY.
Hic I-cet
] 5-4.
!. ! !: 3.
q 2 80 8.
0 2 IS 4.