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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

PHENIxvILLE, CT. April / 1859.
DR. SETH ARNoLD-biv Dear Sir:-Your Balsam has
performed wonders in this section; and / wish Won 10
send me further supply. Il has Cant. Lorenzo
Il. Latham of lOng-standing OiGrrhea after irving
number of physicians and different medicines both in
Europe and in this country.
$. \. WHEATON, Postmaster
sold wholesale and retail by G. r. Spur, q p ar.
low, aud E. Merrill, Worcester Mass. Also sold by all
Druggists ana country stores, in almost every village
lhc New England states dEwSn f23
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37leorrrres.
ID E G. OULD
IsTN-VVoRHT SYRUP

IS me rst and only remedy offered to the public
~ luc eIectlal removal Of the Ascardes. OF PIN
Worms, ron the human system. The high reputation
tug established In the last years, and the fact that
= last sunersedng all other worm remedies the best
test of It's great merit
~ AFEVkDs kELiEP IN rwENrY-FouR HOURS AND AN
ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED when taken ncrordin,, In
ul vi , Wnnlcn accompany each bottle
S IP II al3o most valuable family cathartic
Sniupeh ~ Sorecis the secretons, gives one to the
s,oI 9e o"gIs assisting nature in her efforts to re-
always safe and reliable -N''"0''' anu
g. HEEsVEY, sole Proprietor.
Sold in Boston by GEO. C. GOODWIN = co 10
Marshall street, and other Wholesale DrurSists - Il
Retail DY GEO Il. oPuRR, GEO. =. HARLOW Al r
MCCONYlLLE. won ' ~ 10 !"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

uAN, A!AFGh Z3lA ana 2otil
4 Lesier IRON, che RET. HENRY MORGAN, Pastor Of
re C9lon 5ii$sion GHd rSt Independent Methodist
B0srov, MASS. Dec. 2, 1862.
Dg IL scHENcK: Sir-I leej It my dufv for the
SAKE u le s,c u suffering OF Humanity, 10 relate to
Last Nay -wIt attacked with hemorrhage of the
lutss and Gled pr9Gsely and not finding the proper
lyaa fha sflrn MN oe i ln aIter, aau PEE NE
danger ana cast about me for an gis from the impend
Naturally skaptical, anG fearful of being duped hay
ing an tnyeierate ahoTrence OF empires, was slow
Iisi; ana win feaai0 TO your medicines was obsti
nate sYea 20 a iaut Not gnt the living witnesses,
ba 70 was purchased and brought my ROOM ana forced
formed Of .ieif wonderful recovery ope hall taken
nineteen bottles of the iumonc Syrup bleeding Of
battle in the service OF his country. The other was
pers N who was on the verge of death fer than
OF recovery until she found relief iii your syrup She
came beoreme apparently in the very bloom of health
with brilliant aoTid count nance ana portlv bearing
the last person should have suspected of having ever
been under the pale sheet ofNew Engands tel destroy
She looked to you as the mighty deliverer from its
scourse ana t. your syrup as panacea from the
plant. She was member of nv church, and felt an
interest," L. my recovery and though sanguine and even
entnusasc as she had right 70 be- because she her
ser hGd been healed yet there stood the living visible
fuse remedy so mild so paatabe, and vet eiica-
cous? No! Life fas too precious, yet TO, Drecarious
to delay moment. took six bottles Of the Syrup, and
recovering rari1Iv into the country for three
months, for the benefit Of the air
medicine went without that, and alter bleed again
resolged to come back was much tatisued arriv
ing in Boston, and bled the same night Nv case was
again critical Immediately | applied fO the Syrup,
aud soon began rapidly to improve and recover what
mad lost ah still under treatment. but have nearly
recovered never weighed mitch as do now. /
never LOOKED so lll in the check aud, excepting ner.
Xots weakness about the chest, and frequent eructa
hon OF wind. am quite strong. These, however are
recedng before the Mandrake Pills and sea weed Tonic
have taken them but few days but have found great
relief According to present appearances, hail be able
to preach again soon, and Of this sickness
stronger than ever before
As our cangs similar in striving to relieve the
ills of liteyou for the body, for the sprit YOU Tor
the sick, and in preaching to the pooy-I feel it my
d1y 10 lay before the world my testimony in favor Of
your Pulmonic Syrup.
Yours. HENRY MORGAN
Pastor OF the Union Mission and First Independent
Methodist Church Of Boston.
GEO G. GOODWIN & CO., No. Il Marshall street,
Retail Druggist New England
GEORGE r. SPUR, agent TOR Worcester
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrap, 81 per bottle or six bot
ties for S.
ties for s.. "
Price Of the Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box
Ilch7 diff
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earnestly caution all

OJAcKE 51 s3srs earnestly ss415a. fs ss al
gSn health by ANY of
the advertising quasks YS Saa nnd by 6Hndrss Of
h and Si in no other way Read letter which will
send you If You Will senq tn ' p0S' pau
ing your auuie'' EDWARD II. TRAYER,
dNNsms Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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gE1 A R R A N T S
EFFERYEsCENT
SETTER ApERTENT,
This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
received the most iaverabla recommendations from ,he
MEDICAL PROFESSION and the PUBLIC the EEFI
CIET AND AGREEABLE
= a L n 4 a. r &c r [ Il N tt
1t may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febre Diseases Costlveness, Sick Head
ache, Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
Acidity of the stomach, Torpdity Of the
Liver, Gout Rheumatic Affections,
Gravel, Piles,
AND ALL COMPLAINTS WHERE
a GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OR
PURGATIVE Is REQUIRED,
tits particularly adapted the of Travellers by
Sea and Land residents in Hot Climates, Persons OF
SedeutarY Habits, nvGiida and Canvalescents; Can
ains OF vessels and Pante- will find aluable add
ton to their NJ edicine Chest.
is in the form OF Powder, carefully put up
ties to keep in any climate and merely requires water
poured upon 1t to produce delightful eeryescent bev
eTage.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
ty, and its steadily increasing popu rty for Of
years, strongly guarantee Its efficacy valuable
acter, and commend il to the favorable intelligent
public. Manutactu ed only by
TARRAGT IL CO.,
No. 2IS Greenwich street, cor Warren,
..- -. NEW YORK.
Worcester And for sale by Druggists generally.
nlYl0 div
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RON, ST E E L, &C
The subscribers have constantly hand very large
assortment of
1 RON AND ST E Ell
Of all Descriptions.
A>yrr. ALSO,
AASNsXTI5Ls, CHAINS,
nflSaE1S, WV, NUTS,
PORTABLE FORCES HoRsEi S9oEs
HAMMERS. f{S3SfS q Sii1 ~
BLEDGES PSePSl1 NAiHo'
SPRINGS, TITTS
FINISHED AXLEs, BoRI&
BOLTS, GRISnSToNrs
BEACH SAND. &c
which Will be sold at the lowest prices at +be ~,
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
,r.u... In, Toe, PRATT & INMAN
W-eeee-. --P- :, oI NJ apl
NEW MARBLE WORKS-On Pleasant
IN Street, (near Main,) Worcester, Mash d. SAN.
FoRD Co., having bought out 1.-THE Monumental nart
only" of Thomas Lewis Sons business win manuiac-
ture all kinds of Monuments, Nantes, Grave stones
DC. OF all the various kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery work
Free Stone Soap Stone Slate Stone Furniture and Cab
inetSlabs &C. &c.
N. Bali kinds Of Sculpture WORK, done in the best
style, anl Designs furnished at the shortest notice.
the shop, Pleasant street. Main, WORCESTER Mass
mchl9 dEw3ms W. GOSLING.
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MANUPACl Y ALD B4
WILLIAM GRACE

AMESBCRY MASS
Price % cents per box. Each box has the above cut
and the lac smile of the prupretor's signature attached
to it, VIII ch is aUlF copyrighted
~ s. l'urr Il Co; % fremont street, George g, Gnod
win & Co, ii and Z Marshall street. Boston, wholesale
agencs, george r Harlow, Apothccary, 242 Main street.
agent for Worcester dawtr flS
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9 7.q9 a m way Passsnser FRAN arrives at Plain
49,, NJ n e. ~ '' ~ o' '"'iSo' a'iI'ls "' IIo'l'
10 M 10 Wv s,t PASSENGER -r,f cop,ects O., W.,
ny az d. u ~ - ~ i,. C1S,.lScts AT ~ 81
tester VIE. tails rom h SION NaShna, eltchoufg LOW
qence aHG Boston tTans e Norwich with train for New
H3 ea " NstiS any te% lla'g En- -. . ~.
ee;ier with trains from Nashua Fitehburg Lowell &c
anJ s ram " WIN 4Te5s IRAN ron BosSfn
and Hartford arrive in Tor tbs train a. Pas.
item New Ioni6n viii take this train to Sor@lcR '''
+, loO p m Steamboat Express Train for New York
nh az ~ Mi tIsns ,ioS. Gsloii on
Gars, sc. At pllntield with train from Providence
l caves rs N9rWlcn LOT SeW London NJ 9.lo ,. m
a, iHAiNs SoiNS S4TIh, LaAYL vi, S or AT ,,,
sSeeRpt M9gaay eonneSSs at WORCESTER for Lowell
sasn44a GoncQTu EltchO1rg, 8e tlhls train. leavea
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9SSe HpFI8snsu ana Albany; at Worcester for trains
i AZ N% Sy noweIi, Ti.jnours q c;
Hit ran f fGo My oooB a9 at rai9tsia Junction
for TT. Express Train to Boston =, ,,-r,,,,,,
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oneori r ,vSerf ia5, nc c,ye 70 I'D ~
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,aiTs S 81 S Tails coI .ot oIsey MLth ~
If fhe fiteb1rr aiirc Viii me e,st,cp NJ ~ All
iraiT tro1 RCstar 80 ~ 49, III &c ~.
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For fnIfber MERCHANTMEN 40 ,0nnsciiors yi5S +a
,ogds seq pafhfn1sr tSaS C,,ids for th No, E,s
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Worcestsr Oct lS 1852 " III
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MT. X. IL Eddy has maGc for me THIRTEEN appl
cations all but of which patents have been grant
ed and that is pending SJCh unInistakeabe proof
OF great talent his part leads recommend al!
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents as
thav may be sure of having the faithful attention
bestowed on their cases and at very reasonable charue
JOHN TAGGAkr.
During eight mon his the subscriber in course his
large practice made t1ics rejected applications SIX
TEES -APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
In has fGc0r, BY the Commissioner Patents.
Boston, Jan. !, 1868. deodly iai
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A SAVING OF 80 PEE CENT.

These Dyes mixed III the form of pov1crs concon
trated are thoroughly tested and put up in neat pack
ages For tWenty five you color as many goods
as would otherwise five times that sum Tbe pro~
cess simple and any the Dyes with perfect
success Directionsin inside.
', Manufactured by HOWE Il STEVENS, 25S Broadway,
For sale in Worcester, by Geo p. Harlow 242 Main
corner leSant street, and BY Druggists and Dealers i'm
every city and town. dr. TEe 6nl f55
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Raflr0aos.

FLOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
A DON AND NEW HAVEN The Train leaving
S 6P NV o IoSD2 E% 4 MG% sRi N T
at73j p. m, P. st. II. ANDREWS, Supt
sHpt' 2 2@2si EoT FeS ! FU 'Ss RSaro'd3
Tickets for sale the Ticket osice, Worcester
NORWICH & WORCESTER LINZ
~ oF STEAMERS REMoyEn TO
4 & = Foot Of vestfg Stree aa New fork ~
steamboat Train for New London leaves W0t.
cester Daily,
sundays exceptetO at 400 o'clock p. M, there
&0HDAYS, WEDEESDIYS, ITb FRi6ITS
and the new steamer CRY OF EEW YORK, on
udns in NEW YORK az the sw PIER Foot Of Yestrs
mys diff + st. NJ. ANDREWS sup.;.
e5--sssssa 5sss,a BOSTON & WORCESTER
.--s5:s=zs:fs.9 RAILROAD. S INNER ARRAEGR
< = =, -s-1ss AENP, commencing on M0NDAY,April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston. as follows:
Leave worcester at co. $40 a. m, 1910, 90 pm.
.o, LIVER station exp $50 m l3,ij, $3.50 exp
Grafton IN, 1905 a. m l. 81 p. m.
Ncst0oro, 1883 lQ.ll q. m, Il, $50 pm.
SS9 o9 7 K 8 o2G ~ g 10 and osopm
Ashland 14S 1896 }. m. 100, 54g p. N.
MILFORD, ilO, 94j g. m. 500 p. IN.
EUrtaoofo $50 IA
Ts5mi,gham, 452 Express 40, 800, 1919 a. M, 80
N9ticE, 643, $40, Hoo a. m. 300, 6l9 p, n.
VEST NewUui II, ZIP, 81, 9,l2, ll22 Wor. m, 81
1921, 81, 6,32 Wor.. s, u o. TT.
.roySue, s4Jf Is 49, Sl5, ~ 10, p M, ISO 2S3~
&5i521F, 53j, 500 $50 ?. m. On sunday, S.45 M
l2.lJ and 2l5 n.
ain connection with trains ChIrles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, a. follows.
Worcester at AIS EXP, us $50 Exp. m l30 go
Eaa., 90, $50 EXP, 30 Exp. D. N.
Albany, !, IS, $50 EXP. a. "a. 2,3O EXn. ., n.
For New York, Springfield, $50 Exp. q. M. so
New New YORK k Fla Il Norwich, $50 Exp. pm.
MnihurF, us m. 400 o. IN.
Grafton, lis a. N. l,S0, 90 ,. NJ.
WestDoro', Z IS 81 m, la1, %, $50 Ex., D. m.
scarborough, lis N l,3e, / 70 an.
CUrd4viUe. AZ q. III. 1870, to 2. o..
Ashland, ID a. ~. / 30, 90 p. III.
FtsmrEH N, ALI, lis, 80 Exp a. n. 100, 80 EXP
4, 4.3G $50 Exp, 80 exp. n.
Miitarl lis ", m. l.30 $50 p.
EcrtI1oro', ~ o i.t.
N@riporO', 3J 4,30 p.
NalcE. Is, 1889 n. 1870, i0j, p. 70
Wet Newton Is, s. $50, a III 40 M 1870 3, 40, g. L
9l5 I'm.
Ir OK inc, 25s. 81 9, IL. Ills III, II ~ l. 245
3.l5, 400, 6T Ilj. - lOpm. on sundays l0.lO M
y 81 mI - N only.
l5-syuJa, lrain al 50
An COME a1n with iratna on ChAzlps River Branch.
Boston, April 20 1858 dtf
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TESTIMONIALS
"Iregard Mr. Eddy as one Of tie Glost eopqb2e and
sHccssIat practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more cOA1et5Hf ami .YeSf
Dortby and more capable OF putting their applications in
form TO secure for them arly and favorable consid
Grafton the Patent Office"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

NUNSUMPTIVES READ !!-DR, J
= y. SCHENCK will be again at the MARLBORO Ho-
\ /, iOsroN professionally, Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 18th and 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

After all extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
years continues to secure Patents In United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats, Specifications bonds, Assignments and
al! Papers Drawings Tor Patents executed on liberal
terms, and with dispatch Researches made into Amer
can and Foreign works, TO determine the validity o. u
ty OF PAents Of inventions legal or other az Ice
rendered in ali matters touchin the same Copies OF
the claims of Patent furnished by renting one
IoI.Ar, Assignments recorded at ashing9n.
The Agency is not only the largest in Ne.y ENGLAND
but through itnvenors have advantages Tor securing
Patents OF ascertainng The HteuJshi:y of ingcrti0s
uhslrpassed BY il not mnieasurahly sPeior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. IN Testi'uOni.
ais below given prove that is MORE SUCCESS
FUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and his SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ApVAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, lie would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove, that at no
other Office of the kind toe charges professional
services SO moderate The immense practice OF the sub
scIe9r during the twenty past, has enabled to
accumulate vast collection Of specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative 10 Patents.
THESE besides his extensive library Of legal and
chaic9 works, and full patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question TO offer superior facilities obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity Of journey Washington. to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

4 Letier from the REV. HENRY MORGAN, Pastor Of
TIE Union 1iiSsjoR GHd + rst independent Methodist
~ IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

Es7IE5s5577sl53 " EoLEEN RAILhOAIE-~.
Es==-:s=zsezss SPRING ARRANGElE9NTS.- Com.
~ nencng MONDAY, April 20, ls53-Bos-
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester Tor Albany, and Way Stations sac-
COnplodatioul at j45 IN. and % y, m.
ForN York and Albany, (a2p) 1905 q. III and 90 p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
Democratic Meeting Wednes-
day Night.

1t was Announced at the clnb meeting
ut Dickeys Hall. Saturday night. that
Hon. s. s. Cox would address the people
Of Dayton on Tuesday evening Mr.. s
g. has since tslegaphed 4hat he will be
here on "Wednesday night Then the
meeting will he held on Wednesday even
ing, ia front Of the Court House. il the
weather 10 favorable. il not the meeting
,ilI he held ia Becke Hall Pass the
word around and let us give the talented
and brilliant Cox a rousing meeting All
together, boys
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Equal and exact Justice 10 all nen, of whatever
state or persuasion, religious or POLITICAL
Peace, commerea inA honest friendshp wiii ali
nations, entangling alliances with nonei
The Sipp3H Of ne STATE 00p1hmish. IN an Msi,
risbtS as the mort competent administrations for our
domestic cuucerhs, and the snrest hulwAtks against
anti repuh can tendencies; .. I.
The preservation OF the general government IN IT,.
whole constitutional Ngor ~ the sheet Rnehpf ot our
peace athOme and safety abroad
A Jealous care Of the right Of election by che poo.
pie;
mild and safe corrective OF abuses, which are lop.
ped by The sword OF revolution, where peaceahle RENE
dies are nnprovidedi
Absolute acquiescencs ia The decludhso OF the ma
ory, the vital principle Of republics nom which u
no appeal bt 70 ioTes, the vital pnno'ple and iihmed
ate parent OF desponsm;
well disciplined muRi ouT beat reliance In. peace
and for the lirst moments orwar, TIL regulars may
leNe them, ..i.t ltlu .H d.
thOnty;'
Econ9mym in the public expense, that lubor may be
lightly burdenedi
The honest payment Of oHr deas, aud saered pre-
seTVatlon ofthe public filth;
encouragement ofagrieultire, aud OF commerce a,
ts handmade
The Il fusion olniOrmatlon aud arrsi gnu snt uf an
ahusel az the bar OF public reason;
Freedom Of religion, N I'iI
FhEfooA OF THE Pres
And hee 'om OF person dnfst N protection OF ne ma
sEAs CORPUS
And trial by jure' impaltially selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02

Of the largest and most powerful iron clad
steamers. in different stages Of completion,
besides six that are now on their way across
the ocean," The Washington Correspon-
dent Of the Chicago Times says
"The agent of the government referred to
above is said to have ascertained beyond all
doubt the purposes aud destination Of this
rebel fleet The six now on the way are 10
make direct for Charleston, to raise the block
ade and siege Of that city, and to drive away
or destroy the Federal iron-clad feet now at
work there The other thirteen are 10 be dis
patched as soon as ready, six to New York,
fonr TO Phladelphia and three TO Boston.
These cities are to be attacked, and the de-
fences and all the government property and
national vessels at each place destroyed.
This is the significant revelation Of
facts which must stir the entire Country
The telegraph ofyesterday announced that
Secretary WELLS had just gone on tour
of inspection through the navy yards OF
Philsdelphia, Boston and Brooklyn. which
fact is at least conirmstory Of the state
ments above. The announcement is also
made that the Navy Department has de-
cided to build another feet Of iron-clads
having immense size and strength. This
fleet is doubtless to be prepared for the ap.
proaching foreign war in defence Of the
ports already. mentioned, which at present
are without protection.
Thus we catch glimpse of new dan
gers sccumulatng around the Federal
Government The early future is preg-
nant with stirring eveuts We are indeed
making history"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
The Case wen staten.

The Chicago Times publishes private
letter from Lagrange, Tennessee, in which
the following statement of Southern sentiment
is made '.e" F" ia'N
a'"it is said that The Keeling III the South is
80 bitter against the North that there is no
hope Of reunion la this there is a mistake
also. The hatred Is not directed against the
idea OF Unions Of N1rihern and Southern
States, bpl against The present policy Of the
Federal Government Let the policy be
changed 10 what 4 was years ago, especially
70 what il Was before thu Abolition party had
any power 10 the Government, and there will
be as loud and long hurrahs IN the South Tor
the Union as ever were heard In the North; al
least, that is my opinion. If we have peace
able and prosperous Union, ell sectional poll.
ey must be laid aside.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
FaIe OF the Contrabamds.

A letter from Helena, Arkansas, of August
18th, 10 the Chicago Times says HEmanei-
patton in this part Of the country has already
proved sorry thing for the poor con,rabands.
They have come within our lines, some vol
untarily, some by force OF armed guards sent
10 bring them, and then left to siarve and die
OF every disease to which Incidence and ex
posure render them liable They have moi
bad enough Of the plainest neoessaries 10 sup
port them in health, aud, when sick no med
cal attendance whatever has been furniahed
AZ result, during and since the administra
ton Of General Curtis, 5000 eontraband,
have died at Helena
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
Western soldiers AT a Demo.
crRtiC Meeting

A circumstances was related 10 US a few
days ago which proves that the soldiers IN the
army are not all gulled by the ISLANDERS upon
the Democracy with which their camps have
been Hooded Tor year pas; An Eastern
regiment from General Banks Department,
whose term OF service bad expired, was TO
pass through MattOon, Illinois, on the day OG
tho Democratic Convention there Agents Of
the GOyerument we're on board the train from
Cairo, using their utmost efforts to induce the
men To re.enlist They might have been sue.
cespiul, had they not carried their partisan
zeal too Tar When the train arrived at Mat.
toon, the agents were joined by Republican
and Abolition clli2ens, who stToyr "a uhu.
ence the niAds OF The soldiers against The
crowd assembled there, by representing them
AS copperheads and traitors, aud plainly hint
ed that they should he cleaned out The
soldiers, wesrled with their ardnous campaign,
would not take the hint A direct proposition
was then made To some Of the officers Our
informant overheard il, aud carefully noted
the reply OF the gallant soldiers who have
brayed death ON the iield of battle m defense
OF their countrys flag we did not come
here to light our neighbors This is n peace
able, nnarmed assembage They have a
right To differ with you, aud with rs If you
want TO Aght go where we have been, and YOU
will lind armed men 10 accommodate You.
We have no respect Tor the sori OF courage
you exhibit, and would despise ourselves il we
were to suffer ourselves to be used as Your
tools This was the reply, in substance. Il
soon became noised about among the men
who were quite as indignant as the officers
When the train started three hearty cheers
were given for Governor Seymour of New
York, three for Nallaudgham, and three for
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