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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09
And Beautifying the Complexion.

Not few of the worst disorders that aniict mankind
arise from the corruption that accumulates in the blood
OF all the discoveries that have been TO purge it
out, none can equal in effect HeImbOId's Com
pound Extract of SarsapariIIa. it cleanses
and renovatcs the blood ss the vgor health into
the system and puges out the humOrs which make dis.
ease Itstnulatcs the healthy functions of the body
and expels the disorders that grow and ranke in the
blood. It's extraordinary virtues not yet widely
known, but when they are, il will no longer be ques
ton what remedy 10 employ in the great variety of a
fiji ting diseases that require aerat remedy Such
remedy that could be relied has long been sought
for and for the first time. public have one on
which they depend Our space here docs not admit
certificates to show its Effects but the trial single
bottle will show to the sick that has virtue SURPRISING
anything they have ever taken.
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SUNDAY CARS.
RE LINE lenNns LincOll

WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at A.
ana every hour to p. NJ. Leave Webster Square at
~ A. N and every hour to 9.2gP NJ.
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 7.2l
A ~ ana every hour 81 z. Leave West street at
i'92 A NJ and every hour to $50 p.
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
az 10 A. NJ and every hour to as NJ. Leave Western
Railroad at I.l6 a. NJ. and every hour to 8 l6 P NJ
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r. E REAT EN- GLIS II
r H M f u Y.

This extraordinary medicine is unfang in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the e
ale constitution is subject. 1t moderstes all excuses
and all distractions, and speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain TO prevent cOunterfeits.
CA TION.
These PMS should not be taken 6y females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS or Pregnancy, as then are
snret0 bring Miscarriage, but at any other time tey
safe.
In ali Of nervous and spinal Affections pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight eXerton. papita-
tion of the heart Mysteries and whites these pills will
effect when all other have ailed and al
though pow crul remedy, contain iron calomel
antimOny. or anythng hurttul to the constitution
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES q Corilandt street, New York
n. b. Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzcd agent will insure bottle containing 50 pills
bYreturn mail. Sold by all druggists. dis deowly
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

1 q TUTl-
fusion of Thought, Loss of Memory, Irritable
Temper, Gloomy Apprchensions, ncs-
pondency and Melancholy, which
may end in Loss of Reason.
This remedy that fearful train of mental and
PLY steal evils arising from yenereal eXcses and secret
habits OF the young is composed of the soothing
strengthening and mvigoTatmg medicines to be found
IN the whole Vegetable Kingdom, which, in combna.
ton, form the most perfect AntidOte this obstinate
and distressing class maadics vet discovered
1t has been sent nearly evety in the Union
relieving the untold suferines OF hundreds who ha
never seen the inventor, restoring them health
strength and happiness Prices-Qua,t bottle which
lasts month, SlU; half size, So
~ The above named remedies are the result of over
twenty ears study and practice, and prepared
they are known to be the for their respective
purposes. am therefore induced to make them pubc
for the mutual benefit Of myself and the sick who 9TH
etwise could never avail themselves their virtues
They all warranted represented in every
or the price Wiii be feJaRded
~ Prepared ana sold ONLY at DIR. MATTfSON'S
REMEDl AL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES
rear No Is Union street Providence, L. and sent bv
eNnress secure from observation, to all parts of the
united States, on receipt OF the pIice by mali.
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37atcnts, Decisions, 8unntlcs.

DENSION, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
4 PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
II. h. ABROA'C a. 60.
Government Agent for the Collection of Claims
at the City Hat and Can Store
No. lOl Main street, Worcester Mass
Invalid Pensions procured for Wounded or Disabled
Oncers, Soldiers, Seamen and Marines. Pensions for
widows Pensions for Children, Pensions for Mothers
Pensions for sisters. Pay obtained for seamen.
Also the SO0 Bounty provided under act of congress
passed July q, 1861 and the slO0 Bounty under the re-
cent Act Of Congress procured with dspa ch Soldiers
applying 10 r. H. hBBOTT h co -
No Charge made unless successful in Collect
ing the Claim. -
jelO diff G. Ii ESTABR0oK.
DENSICNS, BOUNTY MONEY, &c.
L Particular attention given to the Election of PEN
sions, Bounty Money, &C, by HENRY :. RICE, Coun-
sellor at aw, No. Brnley Hall, Worcester.
jyg d3m
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ANTT.sYPHILITIC sYRUP.

For SCCOndarv SVphiIs, NenereaI FruptlOns on The
Skin, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth ami Nose,
Loss of Hair Ola Sores, Sw ellings,
Pains in the Bones, and all
other gns of Second
airy Vene'ea
Disease.
No remedy ever discovered done what has been
achieved by this Under every form of cOnsitu
tional svphic faint is speedily cured and in a lew
weeks the subtle poison is compile eradicatcd from
the system, and health and strength permanently
stored.
FsT~ H~as This remedy that cured u gentlemen from
The South, then StOppag at Newport, md Tor Which he
presented Dr. N ci Slj0 besides ms bill after hauq
under the eatEieRt 81 te most eminent phyS,caRs
in Batniore Phiiadelpb.d and Neao York, for
YEARS.
One bottle, which lasis month. will often effect
perfect cure. Price, $40; half size, S..
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", 1908.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston. as follows:
5IO4, 9,55 exp. '->p'
siillbury, $40 a. m. 44O p. m.
Hraiton, liz. 1905 a. m. |, ), Is D. m.
WestbOro', 100 l0.l7 q. m, Il, 30p.m
south5orough. I,3S. l026a. m, 20 and $50 m,
CoTdavle, I. 81 1929 a. m, l.23, AZ p. NJ.
Ashland, 7.4S 1895 a M. l,30, $40 p.
Milford, ITO, 9.45 8. 500 p. m.
Northboro', G.55 m.
darI0urn', I.l3, Il. IN. 3.25 p.
birmingham. 50 Express, 40 500, 1919 m, l,39
a.! ex; 900 lU.36 Exp. p. m.
West Newton Is o. LIP, ST., 9,l2 ll22 Wor m, 1871
81, D 81. 632 WOr.. SIP D. m.
Brooklne, s.4O' rs, 1857, SIS g. TO- y n l3O 2SO+
S55, 5,20r $50 500, $50 p m. On Sunday, 9.45 a m
l2lO and 2.l5
Sin connection with trains Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows
Worcester, al AIS exp lis, $50 EXP. l3O, 2.30
EXP, 400 $3.50 Exp, 80 EXP, Pm
Albany 4 10, $50 EXP, u. N. $50 EXP. D. m.
cor New York, VIA Springfield, $50 Exp. M, $50
Exp, 80 Exp. p. III.
Mew, York, via Norwich, 80 Exp p.
Mnlbury 7.l5 400 p.
Grafton, lis q. M l3O, 400 p: m.
Westboro', lis a. NJ 130, 400. $50 Ex., p. IN.
Southborough, 7l5 m, l,3O, 400 pm.
Cordaville. us a. NJ. 100, 100 p. m.
Ashland, l. Is a. IN. l.30, 90 p. IN
birmingham, 4i5, is $50 Exp. a. nj. 100, 80 Exp
4, I ~ $50 Exp, $50 exp. III.
Milford, Ills a M l3O, s. 80 p. N.
NOrthboro', 4 30 p. ii.
Marlboro, 30, 4S0 D. m.
Natck, l. Is, 930 a.u1 l30, 400, D. n.
9,l5 pm.
Brookline, 1855 45 @ It's. Ills M, p l5- l. 245
II 81 and Is p only.
- SUNDAY Mail Train at 30 pm
Elm connection with Trains Charles River branch.
f. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
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miscellaneous

- 1IGO
miscellaneous
ID. w. nAsKTNs,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. 6 Bank Block. Foster street
my2s dEwtf WORCESTER.
WILLIAM T. HARLOW,
Attorney 81 Counsellor at Law,
No. BRINLEY HALL.
Worcester, Sept 81, 1868. d3m
JAMES IL. PEIROE
9 o IN IN ial r rolxe err
Residence corner OF NJ ain and Austin sts.,
y DIFF WORCESTER MASS.
w. Il. CHANDLER,
Il q a G h er of Music
ROOMS AT wM. SUMMERS PIANO FORTE WARE ROOMS
50 263 Main Street dtf
g. q. sTEAKNS, Teacheg of SInsIc,
ROOMS AT BROWN <lNE'S PIANO MANUFAC
TORY,
81 Nos Bangs Block, Main street dtf
G. II. PECK,
Carpenter and Builder.
shop on Norwich r r, between Front and Mechanic
street rec Residence "a Austin street, Irving.
TART LEY VILLA ANS,
(LArE DEWEY II wILLiANsJ
Attorney II Counsellor at Law,
us Main cor. Of Pearl St, worcss cr Mass.
Residence 20 Harvard street. d6n s24
HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RE
les SroRArIVEjl sofa by GRO sr,,on
(ATARD BRANDY, warranted perfectly
au pure the d fpt'se Of S f S iplI By Main
ESSENCES-In packages suitable for
at BUSH co lot SAFE d ~ the gross or @ G21n
DR. HEMPELIS GREAT GERMAN
= 90 REiSEEDf FOR DIPIHERIA-For sale by BUSH
HERBS OF ALL KINDS-Fresh, and
- - true to the name. for sale by BUSH d. CO.. "a
WINCHESTER'S SYRUP HIPPO.
Front street. dit iei2 o.
DIAPER HANGINGS Borders, Window
-, n Shades ana FNt9res received for the Fall Trade
sans rgs SS S5 a at he FeSp st re for bar
81 dGwtf . N''' wv. J. IT, ii5cS
PAU SHES.-A good assortment Of Cloth,
- Hair Hat, Flesh and Teeth Brushes, be found
DHAMOIS SKINS.-A fine lot Chamois
les Skins of large 81 Size for sale at gro sp,ep,s
| RURNETTS FLAVORlNG En-
I jes TRACT sold BIZ BIZ GEO R. spuRR
PLANTATION BITTERS for sale,
aul4 dtr POI Main st.
old WHITE PORT WINE, warranted
~ perfectly pure for safe by GR o S,PTRR.
G. GILMAN, Nj. D., AooUCHEUR,
Physician and Surgeon, would respectfully an
he has taken residence PARK STREET No. 10, cor.
Of Orange where he may be found ready 10
any calls III the line OF his profession Special atten-
ton given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs Office
y u
GTAMPS! STAMPS Revenue
~ Stamps FOR Deeds, Mortgages, Notes. Bank Checks
tests. Power of Attorney, Medicines Periumery, &c,
may be obtared az the Coll ics" ce2lS Main street
Notice Is 9ereny given that rs must be used here
after for all purposes provide. aw
Adm .IlAYER,
as at U. $. Collector
rs HORSE FOR SALE-A
{ 1N good Horse. about 10 years old Color black
~ switch tail-perfectly kind and gentle.
-SSS$> Has been in the army short time. and is
excellent exc ellie, saddle hqr,e Inquire of WV BROWN, of
WIN. Il. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS
w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle.
BE- accommodated IN the most approved STYLE,
~ Il air Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
ed, the accommodation OF Ladies' Also all kinds
Hair work on hand or made to order. Chdreus hair
will be in attendance in the ladies department
N B-Cash Maid for hair dt sps
WILDER'S PATENT FIRE PROOF
stores, and Offices They proof against FIRE and
THIEVES, and never wear ont. $. A, ROWLAND.
Worcester Aug ~, 1868 m wat aug
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A WORD OF CAUTION.

4 WURD OF CAUTION.
~ Immense sums o. money are paid to swintling
This comes from trusting to the false advertisements Of
men VINO are not p9StciaRS, and whose only recommen
uatlcn Is WHAT THEY SAY OF THEMSELVES Ifvou.would
avoid imposition, take mans word. no matter wHaf
ms professions are. but MAKE INQUIRY 1t will cost
y9a nothing and may save you ma W regrets for as
sdverlsins physicians in nine ont ten GOgus
here Is no safety in trusting Of them, unless YOU
Know rho and Uhdt they are
~ Dr. NJ Will send Jf,ee, by encl sing stamp for
PNstiGc Famphict on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
on Ptrdte Diseases generally, giving full information
Wlh ne most Has0a6tsd references and testiooniais
without WI ich advertising physician deserving Of
ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. 9
Or. NJ. Is regularly educated phys clan Of twenty
years eXerierc ton OF whieh spent in an ten
Se general practice, until by health
ne was Obliged to relinGush that and adopt the sp ca-
whole attention '
80 Orders by mail PROMPTLY attended to- Write
your address plainly, and direct to DIR AlATTISON.
ABOVE d,yw3int ~ soj
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rs NONPAREIL.-FALL SEASON.
n ssE5 The above stallion will make he fall season,
from Sept. LIST 70 Nov. LIST. 1863. the Farm
-lASS~A~cn Brigham Hill, in New England Village
Mass.
TERMs-S25. Apply the premises, to
JAMES +. TIlORNDIKE
New England Village Mass, August u, 1868.
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M KS GlLLlARD. II Front Street.
-, Laas' Wigs and all kinds Of Hair Work. at tho
Particular attention paid to Cutting, Dyeing, and
dressing mar df jyS
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GOLDEN SHEAF WGIISKEY.
Inc subscriber, having been for the last TWEEN
" years IN the Importation end sale Of Wines Spr
ITS, now finds from this cNpenence that zeal
BOZ wlsKEY. when made it ought to he from wheat
rye and corn, Is Without doubt, the healthful ard
medicinal >piit that an he used Having determined
20 make the sale of this article speciality In his BUSH
ness ne has accepted the General selling agency for
large Dstllcrv III Bourbon County, Kentucky, and in
future will SELL under the brand of Golden Sheaf"
PURE BOURBON wUIsKEY, manufactured from the best
seecfed grains, and made in the careful
rms celebrated Whiskcy will he put up in cases, con.
tanning one dozen bottles EACH and offered to the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country. and
also kept ON hand in warehouse i'm Boston, barrels,
half barrels and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure relieble arti
Gle OF BouRBOS WHIsKEY at reasonable price have
~ 10 inquire OF respectable Grocer Druggist
Golden Nheaf Whiskev." send their orders any
quantity required to the General Depot for sale, 81
washington Street Buston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat aboard box, to
ensure It's safe transportation q. A. RICHARDS.
- General Agent, Boston. Mass.
GEORGE HARLOW, and Nj. b. GREEN ~ CO.,
agents for Worcester and vicinity 6mOs mis-
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10 0WNERS OF BREED.

IN TO OWNERS OF BREED-
SssaN9 ING MARES;.The fine IrottPg Stallion
<TT Ob EDWARD So RGEN 4, owned by CHAs B.
EeI-=-@ PRATT will stand as a stock Horse the pre-.
sent season in city of ~ Worcester.
This stallion sired by Aonparei ont OF the fast
rottng Mare Lady Jones lie is six years old, IL hands
high weighs 10 lbs, u bright bay color an Tor
style ,beaut and AL the necessary qualities OF STOCK
Horse cannot be surpassed II persons interested IN
me breeding Of re stock arc invited to call and decide
loi themselves as to tine merits 81 this Horse. For par
VeulArs quito ut the stable Of WITT Il PRATT, on
Foster size :
me- Gro " HAa T. f.roon
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me0rtriIes.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
A POSITIVE

This Medicine increases the power of Digestion end
excites the absorbens into healthy action, by which
the Watcry Calcarous depostions and all Unnatural
Enlargcments reduced well Pain ans Inlaln
nation.
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
Z DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a. M, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
st .35 p. m. p St NJ ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup't's Office, Nor. & Wor. Railroadl
Norwich, Feb, |, 1850.
Tickets for sale II the Ticket Office Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-09

EIELMEOLO's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HAS CURED EVERY CASE OF DIABETES IN
WHICH IT HAS BEEN GIVEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

WHAT THE Next ELECTION IEvoEvEs.-
The Boston Courier, 10 referring to the com
ing fall elections, well says there is only one
real question before the people Of this coun-
try which comprehends the rebellion, q
well % every point Of future public interest
and that 10. whether The sincere friends o.
the Constitution shall have the control O
the Government for the maintenance Of ou'
free Institutions. as our fathers intended
and o We have enjoyed them. Or the sn
srchisis and radicals shall complete ih'
work which they have begun snd SHOW
such decided disposition 70 carry out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

The Union Democratic Platform.
Arranged BY Tho's J Jeferson. March 4, 1901.
Equal end exact justice TO oil men. Of
whatever state or persuasion. religious or
political:
Peace, commerce and bonest friendship
with all nstiops-entsngIing alliance with
none;
The support Of State governments in oil
their rights, ss the most complets admn's-
us,ions tor our domestic concerns. and the
surest bulwsrks sgainst anti republican ten
denotes.
The preservation Of the General Govern
ment in lie whole constitutional vigor, as
the sheet-snchor Of our peace q home, and
safety abroad:
A Jealous care Of the right Of election BY
the peoples mild and safe correction Of
the abuses which are Topped of By the sword
Of revolution where pescesbIe remedies are
unprovided.
Absolute scquiescence in the decisions Of
the msjority-,he vital principle OF RePub-
Iics-lrom which there is no appeal except
10 force. the vital principle and immediate
parent Of despo,ism.
A well disciplined mil'is-our best re-
lance 10 peace and war, ill regulars may
relieve them;
The supremacy Of the civil over the mill
ltar, sulhorisy;
Economy in the public expenses. that Ia
Dor may Cd lightly burthened;
The honest payment Of our debts and
sacred preserv alton Of the public faith;
Encouragement Of agriculture, end Of
commerce ss its hsndmsid;
The diffusion Of information and the sr-
lrsienment Of oil abuses a. the BAR Of public
treason;
Freedom Of religion;
Freedom Of the press;
Freedom Of perscn under the protection
|of the hsbess corpus; and trial By jury i'm
partially selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

Nothing 10 more common Than the remark
of Aboliiionis,s when they are called upon
70 defend Or apologize for the arbitrary -.
rests Of The Administration, Tor i,s disre.
gard Of the writ Of habess corpus. tor i,s
carrying Of elections BY military force, for
'ss employment Of despo,ic power. that W
must consent TO surrender up our ljberties
for time In order TO preserve the Uuioo
I'is wonder they do not hear The voice ar
franklin sounding in our ears those memoe
able words OF wisdom end warning whicl
should be written or hung up in eres, l.t-
sers wherever the people NEE, for cousul.
ts'ion In times Of public danger: sThose
sho would give up essential liberty to pnr-
chase little temporary safety, deserve
neither liberty nor ssfefyre
Liberty. once surrendered up, is gone for.
ever. OF s never restored excep, by the
sword! Patrick Henry says also ia ishIs
|conneciion:
Il the relinquishment OF The uisl bv
jury and the liberty Of the press necessary
for your Iiberti Will the abandonment OF
the most sacred rights tend 70 the security
Of your lberiyi Liberty, the creates, Of al
earthly blessingsl give us that precious
jewel, and you may take every thing else
The firs. thing have st heart 10 American
liberty; the second thing is American
Union"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

TY The prolonesuon Of the war for The
last eighteen months has sacrificed At least
two hundred thousand lives. created an I'd.
ditionsI debt Of about Gig ht hundred millions
Of dollars. and filled the land with widows
and orphans. Recollect thst the war would
not have been thus prolonged, but for The
aid and comfort furnished the rebels b
their Northern sllies--the Abolitionists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

H-"My DEAR" said an anxious father 20
bsshful daughter, Il intend that you should
5e married. but do not intend that you
shall throw yourself away on any Of The
wild worthless boys Of the present day.
You must marry : man Of sober and mature
sge-.one that can charm you with personal
attraction. What do you think o. 6as is'
,eIligent, mature husband Of fifty" The
,imid, meek. bIue-eyed little daughter look
ed in The mans face. and with the slightest
possible touch of interest in her voice. On.
swersd. Il think Two Of twenty-five would
be bs,ten papa"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19

The scandalous Condition Of our Streets.
Nh. EDITOR: believe that II our town =
famous Tor any one thing L is for its scan :
dsIously. filthy snd un-csred.for streets.
This 10 more uoticsabls on our public square.
Of . rainy day than u sny other time. and
place in the town.
! motto d few days ago. after refresh
ing September shower. thst pond Of dirty
filthy water. together with sticks, dir, short
bits Of plank, old socks. bits Of old shoes
waste paper. old band boxes. broken glass,
bottles. pisces Of tin, brick.bsts. end old
stubs Of eigsrs, had collected in the south
east corner Of the public square, nearly
the size Of . small lake. and wss nearly
nsvigsble for small stesm boats.
II was interesting to see one Of the free.
holders on that side Of the square, who
bossts Of fine Two story brick house, and
Il nne business. standing knee-deep 10 the
filth pushing back the ruffsge 70 let the
water. .escspe through bic garden to keep i
from running into his door.
Some body is to blame. for this filthy hos
wslIow in the public square; either ths
property holders or the Supervisors. ans
whoever is 10 fault must take hold and re-
move It.. There 10 pIensy Of dirt s'l aroon,
handy. and 40 dollars would make the ID
Joining property worth 100 dollars more
to soy nothing Of the convenience. Th'
law makes L the duty Of the Supervisor
TO work the streets. but believe that super
vsors put their own construction on th'
|Iaw, and WORK only the streets about thei
,.lown premises. and let all the balance g
,6l,hy. dirty and full Of diicbes, and hog val
lows; and yet they think they have don
their duty. WALDO.
!. jasper, Sept. 18th 1868.
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WHAr DoUcLAs WOULD HAVE DosE.-
The same causes that have contributei
largely to wean hundreds Of Thousands
Northern men from the war policy or the
Administration. would have made DourIss,
had ne lived. one Of the most decided peace
men Of the day. 10 bic speech At SPRING
held. Illinois. . short time before his death.
wishing 70 quiet the spprehensions Of many
Of his personal and political friends ths, the
Administration would prosecute the var to
free she negroes, instead Of 20 put down the
rebellion end restore the Union. he said:
II will never sanction o. scquiesce in
sny ~srfafe whstever upon the Constitu-
tionsl rights or domestic institutions Of the
people Of the Southern States. fApplause. 4
On the contrary, il there was an attempt 10
invade those rights. 70 stir up servile insur-
rection among their people. ! would rush 10
their rescue. and interfere, with whatever
of strength ] might possess. to defend them
from such calamity"
Douglss. like the great body Of the peo-
pie Of the North. was imposed upon BY the
professions Of Lincola. After the Aboli-
lion leaders hsd enlisted the patriotic sym.
psthies Of the people. they took advantage
Of them, and made them subservien, TO
freeing the slaves instead Of restoring the
Union. Douelas, he'd be lived. would have
been the leader Of the opposition 10 the
present desPosism q Washington.
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HItwas beausiful expression Of Burk's
upon the death Of bic son. that his child 10
,his world should Be his ancestor In the
skies. Elder born ia gIory-shs junior o'
the household 10 the senior 10 heaven.