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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

WAsulNGT0S CITY, D. c.
The senior members of this firm have been resident
Attorneys at Law of Washington, D. C., Tor the past
twelve years and with their success the prosecu
OF Claims of all kinds against tue Ued states hereto
fore, and their amarity with the practice in all the
nepaftmentS OF Government they iee assured in
ing that they can afiord as great facilities to
G5amants Tor the prompt and iecesstul accomplish
In Washington. They desire secure such an amount
for eaeh sPp S VgY and on G9 t5
basis OF their pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
FICERS and lzs@FlVE DoLLARS FOR PRIVATES
for each Pension Bounty, or arrears OF Paw obained
and Ten Per Cent amount Of claims for Military
Supplies, or Claims for Indemnity
Soldiers enlisted since the first of March, 1851 in any
service Military or Nayai who disabled by disease
stoned Ocers Privates who serve for two years or
az 9u sim NE w sh99l II sooner close VII be entitled
10 9lVV othty Al non-commisSloned officers or Pri-
Yates enlisted for two three years and DISCHARGED for
wounds received in battle before the expiration OF the
5er u tAer enlistment are emitted 10 The bounty of
500 widows Of Soldiers who killed. or die, either
disease conaeted chie IL the sersice are entitled to
pensions; if there be widow living. then his minor
Mother widow children living and deceased lett
mother or orphan sisters under sixteen years OF age
dependent upon him for support they are entitled
Pensions Arrears Of Pay and Sl00 Bounty will be paid
his children II he died unmarried and without ssle:
st 10 ms father; a. no father TO his mother 30, if
no father or mother, to his brothers aud collect
vey and lastly, the Arrears of Fay to the hels gen
6H- Persons unable to apply to associates. and
oeirng our assistance in the prosecution Of theirclam,
will be furnished with Blank Applications ami lHsruc-
lions by mail on enclosing TEN CENTS in Post Office
Stamps TO address, giving statement Of their case
letter OF Company, number Of regiment and state
Particular attention given to the collection of Prize
Money blank applications for which are now in readi-
ness JOSEPH B. STEWART,
HESI0R L. STEVENS,
Washington D. C, 1853.
q r; STEPHEN TEL! B5 r rwIss, Esq Attorney at Law,
associate and Applications prepared and forwarded by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
See Medical Properties of Buchu,

FROM pIsPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED sTATFs
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac
tice of Physic. ~
See remarks made by the late celebrated DIR PJYSIC
Philadelphia 49,
See remarks made by Dr. EPHFAIM. McDOWE ELL IA
ceeDIateu fhVslclan and Member the ROYAL College
surgeons ireland, and publ Shed the transactons
OF the King and Queen Journal.
pee Slenico Ghlrursical Review, published by BEN
Surgeons. ' 4es' "
See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
OCTOR C. A. HILL
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
n8y be Justly ranked as the most sue.
cessiul ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
years and upwards, mas made the
NS- Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions of the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice 1t has been his aim to bring 10
G thorough test and issue the different
GeS Botanic and Indian Agents of the
Materia Medica, with the view of pro
ducing Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases Of Irregularities
SuppresslOns and Distinctions, and THEN
: atlectinma of the lnmaln sMat On, md Lhn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
And Beautifying the Complexion,

Not afew of the worst disorders that aict mankind
arise from the corruption that accumuaes in the blood
Of all the discoveries that have been to purge it
out, none can equal in effect HeImbold's Com
pound Extract of SarsaparIlIa. it cleanses
and renovates the blood nstls the vigor of health into
the system and purges out the humors which make dis
ease 1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body
and expes the disorders that grow and ranle in the
blood It's extraordinary virtues not yet widely
KNOWN but when they are, il will longer be cues
ton what remedy employ in the great variety of af
fiji ting diseases that require alterat We remedy Such
remedy that could be relied on long been sought
for and now, for the first time. the public have one on
which they depend Our space here does not admit
certificates to show its fleets but the trial of single
bottle will show TO the sick that has surprising
anything they have ever taken
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Onrnfhuses.
SPENCER, LEICESTER,

r SPENCER, LEICESTER,
NFrFHssS~ ~ CHERRY VALLEY NEW WOR'
H-.fssstt5-f Szt-LSss CESrER, and WORCESTER OM'
" Secf-agSJtTs ~ NIBUS. SHmDtT Arrapqemsat,--
'Sfls=sESH.sSA, 49, commencing Dec 5, 1862:
Leave spencer at a. Leave ID Moore's Music
Store, 2U7 Main street, al 90 p. n.
Leave leicester at S u. m, 100 p. m. leave ID
Moorc's Music Store O1 Main street. at 1890 M and
500 p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings Leave
leicester at $50 and Moorc's Music store, POI Main
street, at 800 O'Clock.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 80 g. m. 1890 a. IN. l.SO
n, 40l p NJ, no p, M; leave POI Main street al
5.3Q a. m, IL m, 2.30, 90. 90 .. M
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and CherTy valley stsS0G.
Leave City Hall at 400 D. m,
Leave New WOtcestcr at 10 a. N. AM 80 p LeRvs
City Rell at close O meetings.
Express sgustneBs prOsi stIY Intended TO,
L. Il. STONE & 60, Prop
kTTLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVA NIBUS leaves No. 1913 Main street, at 10 and
30 p From Mlbury, leaves Lpvells Hotel at l3b
a m, and 1888 p. nj and leaves the Post 0hce al a.
NJ and D. m dit $50
--
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s5s5s NORWICH & WORCES.

slls5s5775aa5s7; NORWICH & WORCES-
zss:ss.s-=5s::ss TER RAILROAD. SUMNER AR
-E-2~sRAN CEMENT, commencing MONDAY
June ,, 1852
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
iuU a. m. Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
ned IN season Tor train tc Providence arriving Prov
aence at HIS m.
10 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
ceser with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fltchburg Low
ell &C. at Worcester Junction with Western and Proyi
qehce ana Boston trans at Norwich with train for New
London, Mystic and sew Haven.
4'UJ p N Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
Jester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Lowell nc.
al worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
ana Trans from Western and Providence 4 Worcester
hoaQSi al PlaFfeld junction trains from Providence
anu Hartford arrive in season tor this train. a as
sehtets from HaF stations for New York by Steamer
from Ne" London, viii take this train 10 Norwich,
NV p.m Steamboat Express Train for Sew York
connects at Worcester with trains rom Boston, Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Fitch.
Garg, &c. At llaindeld with train from Providence
caves Norwich ter y ew London at gl5 p.
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAyL NORWICH
ZU7 N Steamboat Express rain Tor 30 ton, (daill
except MOndaY,) connecting at Worcester for LOWELL
Nashua, Concord, Fitchburg. &c Crhis train leavel
sew LOndOn at l5p a. m dependent on arrival II Steam
500 a. m. Wgv Passenger Train Connecting at Plain,
heiG junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
inr Springfield. Albany, SC, and Providence, and at
worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, Con
cord, &c.
ll.3O m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Wo1
eeSter JUNCTION III for trains to Boston, Provi
dence Springfield and Albany: at Worcester for trains
t. Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg. &C.
20 p. NJ Way Passenger Train. Connects at Norwich
With train from sew London and at Painfcd Junction
with train to Providence Reaches Worcester in
Tor Express Train to Boston.
ielO dtf p. st. NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

EURNITURE, CARPETS, CROCK
cry AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Are Selling at the PEOPLES Store
patents, 4ensions, Commits.
DENSION. BOUNTY MONEY, BACK

DENSION. BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
Il PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
r. &. ABIsO 4 ~ 60.
Government \ gent for the Collection OF Claims,
AT the City Hat and Cap store,
No. IOl Main street Worcester Mass
Invalid Pensions procured for Wounted or Disabled
Officers, soldiers, Seauen and Marines, Pensions for
Widows, Pensions for Children Pensions tor Mothers,
Pensions for sisters. Pay obtained for seamcu.
Also, the Sl0J Bounty provided under CONGRESS-
passed July p 1851 ana the $40 Bounty under tn re.
cent Act vi Congress procured with dspa Soldiers
DISCHARGED by reason of wounds received Battle by
applying TO f. L. ABBOTT Il co.
No Charge made unless successful in Collect
ing the Claim.
T. +. ABBOTT.
jelO diff G. II. ESTABROOK.
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STEWART. STEVENS. & 90.

pENSI0N, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY,
L " AR CLAIMS, CLAIMS FOR INDEM NIFTY AND
PRIZE MONEY.
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miscellaneous.

Il E N D A L L S
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attorneys ana Councillors at law.
And Solicitors for all kinds of Military Claims,
al Pennsylvania Avenue.
WASUlN GTON CITY, D. c.
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VIII At, RYE, ORN.

GOLDEN SEE EAT WHESKEY.
Inc subscriber having been engaged for the last TWEEN
" years IN the importation snd sale of Wines ana Spr
~, now mas from this experience that real
Bon WlsKET, when made rs it ought to be- from VIII at
rye ana corn IS without doubt the most heathu ard
ineuiclnal Nphit that he used. Having determined
70 make the sale OF this article speciality in his Dusi
ness ne has accepted the General Settling agency for
large Dstllery in Bourbon county, Kentucky, and in
future viii sell, under the brand of Golden Sheaf,
PURE BOURBON wuGsKEY, manufactured from the best
selected grains and made In the careful manner
This celebrated WhisScy will be put up in cases con
tanning dozen titles eac and offered to the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country. and
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston in barrels
half barrels. and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS Of procuring pure. reliable aru
Gle of iiOt RB1N WHIsKEV at reasonable price have
~ to inquire respectable Grocer or Druggist for
Golden > Whiskcv.' or send their orders Tor any
quantity required 70 the General Depot for its sale 81
Washington street, Boston.
Each n9i,le is enclosed in neat nasteboard box, to
ensure its safe transportation. G. A RICHARDS
General Agent, Il stOu, Mass.
riStE,2iGE p. HARLOW, scent for Worcester aud
/ flclhliS. Gaius NILS
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I:zssssl5sssszs WESTERN RAILROAD
=-ss=;=ss==z5zs SPRING ARRANGEAfR gTS- Com.
80 &-sl-- ;nencing MONDAY, April 20, lsS3.-Bos-
ton. Alban' and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations lac.
co1n!odaiionl ct 54j a. M and 20 p, m
For New York and Albany, exp 1905 a. nj. and 90
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON,
: DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
worcester at 1880 s. m, connects at Norwich WITH
Train Ter new LONDON. NEW HAVEN and NEW
YORK arriving in sew York b. the shore Line Expresa
a. i.53 .. M ?. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Sup'ts Office, Nor Il Wor Railroads.
Norwich Feb l, 1866.
E8 Tickets for sale 1T the Ticket Office Worcester
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miscellaneous.

rE7D WODL GROW Frs. paid
a for Wool, b. CUAMBERLlS q BURR lUGh,
mylj dit y D. q Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01

CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
" AND COLLECTOR Inquire at the Soy Office OF
No 70 Grown atTNet
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Railroad COAaect9Rs.-At Albany with the New York
Central, lre4 and GreenbuSh, and Hudson River rail
ro9'is, - CHATHAM with tile Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the Hnusatonic
railroad L ittSdeld with the Pittsfield and North
adams, ana Stockbridge and pttstield railroads At
WejtAeid with the Hampshire and Hampton railroad
At Springfield with The Hartford ,eR Haven and Spri e
field, ana Connecticut River RAN, oads Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wilimantic and Belcher.
tom and Amherst railr ads. At Worcester junction
win the Pr9vidence and Worcester, Worcester and
orcCsGer Nav l. 1852 HENRY GRAY Sur'.
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GYHAMOlS SKINS.-A fine lot Chanlois
~ skins, Of large size, for sale at
jeS dti GEO. Il. SPCRR'S
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RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
"a AND DRY BIITEBS, for sale at
les diff GEO. K. SPURg'S.
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A RNOLD'S BALSAM, COUGH Kill
a LER AND pills, for sale in any quantity, at
les lEN n SnI-RR,s
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umpire WATER, direct from the En-.
~ pire Spring, Saratoga, and for SAFE by
les GEO Y. SPI'RR
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
George E. Pnsh.

The great feature of the Convention at
Columbus. was the speeches of Pngh. II is
said that his rehuke of the Administration
was bold and fearless; the excoriating pro-
cess was terrible. Corruption was startled
from the apathy of indulgence, the guilty
strurk with fear as with the voice of a
prophet He dragged the villains that
rampled on the rights of the people to light
He shivered and prostrA;ed the iniquity of
tyranny. He beld up the titled tyrant and
corruptionist, and trans6xed them. They
stood before the world. nd ked bleeding, a
thing of scorn and shame. Office and rank
was no protection. The ignomy of the
Judge who sullied the purity Of the BEECH
was made more conspicuous. The Govern
ment spy. the hireling and violator of hu-
man faith, the wretch that sleeps his feet in
widows and in orphans tear cased AMI
coated as be IS. Pugh cleaped the arm"r Of
his wickedness, and shook the rscreant
spirit in its eowardly body. He pierced as
with pointed steal; be lssbed the Admins
tration with terri BILE sarcasm. He tore mill
tary orders to pieces; slsshed away. witboui
remorse. at uDwarran ed military arrests -
ne speech, for eloquence, fervor, power,
and bitterness, has never been equalsd, per-
nsPs' IN 0hio,-Hamilton co. Telegraph
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OLD ABE LIEcoLN A CcPPERHEAD.-The
Tycoon of japan has sent Oil he coat of
mail to protect him from the terrible rebels
always expected to attack Washington -
The papers thus describe it: IAN umbrella
like helmet, made of fabricated sheets of
steel and copper, shields the head, while a
vandyke of interviewer silk cord and lac
qpered net work falls gracefully upon the
shoulders. The outside of the helmet is
proiusely ornam ented with chrysanth en- ums
OF gold. IN beautiful open work, upon black
lacquer, with DOW and then trimming OF
Purest silver. The visor is of copper, lac
qnered 10 scarlet and brown. The arm lets
are o. the finest copper chain work. The
breastPlats is of oPper, intefsecled with
parallel stripes OF lacquer, and woven to-
gether With delicate wire and golden cord.
a snort Kilt accompanies the armor, and
"tn iacquered leggings grotesquely form
ed, completes the set.n :. p =
Such rig as that upou suoh frame az
Old Abe's would scare TIE devil.
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The ENDLESS REST There are no wea-
~ heads or weary hearts on the other side
of Jordan. The rest of HEAVIER will be too
sweeter for the tolls of earth The value
of eternal rest will be enhanced by the
troubles of time. Jesus now allows US to
rest on his bosom He WILSON bring Us
to rest in his Fathers honse. HIS rest will
be glorious. A rest from sin; rest from
sin; rest from suffering; a rest from toll; a
rest from sorrow The very rest that j esus
himself ENJOYS. We shall rest not only
with him bnt like him. Thanks be unto
God for the rest we now enjnyi Ten thouZ
sand thanks to God for the rest we shall en-
joy with Christ! Wearied ore, book away
from the C use o' thy present sniff ring, and
remember there is rest remaining for thee
A lutte while and thou shalt enter into rest
10 church ward at Freedman, in Che
shire, is the following ludi crous epitapA:
Here lies /,
Jonathan Fry, g.
Killed by sky
Rocket .....t.. g. ..-. r...
In my eye
Socket.
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1,..7,. $500. ss...-. NEw - '-'
GRAIN :':R:lE' nj GROCERY ! r /.
so Boss $50 FL AND .t a1
COMMISSION HOUSE,
Corner of srd & Market Streets.
NASHVILLE, - KENTUCKY.
r HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN

r HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
il GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied. by Jas. c. Brook
lover, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
will pay the highest market price CASH
Tor w HEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
Ihave just received a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, DC, &C., together with general assert
ment of all articles in he Grocery line; all war
ranted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits. 81
7 have also on hand large stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. -" enl
Commission, Storage d Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness-
: All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me a call.
June 10Th, 1862. BEN PIIISTER.
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DEsoLATIoN "A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Epquirer writes from Young's
Point as follows:
The whole country from Mfnken's Berd
to Hard Pines. opposite Grand Gulf a dis
lance of sixty, mile, IS one 'abomination of
Gesolalion'. Il has been an earthly para
disc. lOrdly palace filed with pictures,
statues and articles OF Vertu. Beautiful gar
dens. erming with floral beauties, are now
all laid Waste
In hose magnificent halls where Southern
beauty and chivalry were wont to revel and
drink deep OF the red wine of pleasure. SOL
diers cook their despised SOW belly with
fires built out of rosewood chairs and curl
ously carved furniture. sleep on cotton beds
worth fifty dollars esch-;hat is. at anv
Lowell mil!'-anG in the m orning abandon
all to the horde OF hungry, filthy negroes
who follow the army and gather its refuse.
like troops of unclean birds which SIN ell The
carcass from afar Among these rich nabobs
none excelled the Hon Jobu Perkins Hi
dwelling is magnificent even in its ruins,
and his gardens are still fragrant with acres
Of roses. When General Butler entered
New Orleans he chartered the Magnolia.
one OF tie largest boats on the river put his
most valuable slaves, pictures, plate. cattle.
etc., oD board, and set FIRE to the rest For
seven miles his lands blazed with five
thousand bales OF burning cotton and gran
aries Of corn His house. its furniture, which
cost $500 600 in Paris. and the houses of his
overseers, all were fred, while be stood up
m the bank, and watched the mighty con-
3 igration. 10 the morning he EN- barked
ruined man. .. ..saf -r,.
l had never dreamed Of such Arabian |
as find in the ruins Of the |
,ouses of one of these rich planters In one
garden | found no loss than seven hundred |
lifferen: varieties of roses. This is | be-
ieve, the largest collection in America
there are not more than three in Europe
hat equal it. The fragrance Of these beau
iful flowers overpowers the noisome vapors
( swamps and bayous
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

Music HEALTHFUL, -Mnsic, like paint
ing and ttatuary, re6nes. elev4tes aud emo
bles. Song is the language of gladness. and
it is the utterance of devotion. But COM
ing lower down it is physically beneficial -
It rouses the circu lainn, wakes mp the
bodily energies. and diffnSes lie and ANNA
ton srounu. Does law man sing? Does
a milk and water character ever strike
stirring note? Never! Song is the outlet
of mental and physical activity, and in
creases both bv its exercise
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

What the English people, and in fact
every civilized people under heaven, must
think Of this government since theinfamous
outrsges upon Mr.. ValIandigham, may be
judged BY the following from a leading
Journal printed at Quebec. 1t says:-Ban-
gor Democrat. III --fss .1aHa -.zIf , 4
The Northern States are fast working out
the destiny of all previous republics, and
appear only to await the advent of him
who, with resolute grasp, shall be bold
enough to seize the despotic poweESthat
Lincoln has only ventured to essay If citi-
zens may be seized, imprisoned, and tried
by courts martial. after the mode of that
which has convicted Mr.. Vallandigham,
there is little left to be overcome in the
dissertation of public liberty. 1t is a mel
ancholy evidence OF the state of the country
when such things occur with the ordinary
appliances of party vindictiveness; but to
6Dd that this man was watched and tracked
for the entrappipg him, and that the spies
were officers of the army disguised, and ac-
ting under authority, is so repulsive to the
British notion of the freedom of the subject
that we can hardly conceive how a people
of late SO Wanting of their liberty as were
Americans can be found to to crate SO gross
a violation. On no one charge was there
the slightest grouud for conviction. The
witnesses spoke of what they remembered
to have been said. They acknowledged
that they attended the meeting for the pur-
pose of conviction, and the judge advocate
threw every obstacle in the way Of the pris
oner's exculpation. The defense was clear
and unbiased, as it was conclusive Of limo
ceDce, and the mind of any dispassionate
person. after reading the evidence. must be
Impressed with the conviction that the trial
was foul mockery. and that the sentence.
it carried ont. is cold aud delibera,e murder.
States aud Union.
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at Sunday School, bright looking
lille fellow was asked. WHAT'S coDscisnce?'
He answered very properly, 'An inward
monitor 'And what is q mouitor7' 20,
one Of the iron. clads.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-04
A Big swindIe.

Mr.. Aristarchus Champion, a very
Wealthy and very close citizen Of ROch-
ester, New York, was done" out Of
about Sl5O,OOO in the following manner as
related by the the Rochester papers:
A lawyer named L. G. Saxton ingratia-
ted himself in Champions confidence
Saxton pretended he was the agent of an
immense book publishing house, and fat
tering Champion with the appointment Of
Presidency Of the concern, with a salary Of
5000 per year he induced Mr.. c. to take
500, 600 in stock. Beside this he got from
Champion $50, 600 in cash as 8 private up
GRAFTON. A manufacturing town was
to be built up near Rochester and
Champion was the great mogul thereof
Mr.. c. also employed Saxton to manage a
suit, and the latter, in that jerked $4,000
from the old gentlemsn's purse Saxton
was very piOus, and that helped his
scheme, but finally suspicious were whis-
pered into Mr.. Champions ear, and on in
Testigation, the book concern was found
to be q babble. Saxton is now under
arrest and Champions pocket is somewhat
lighter than two years since. But we sup
pose he has fortunes still for any ten men
and as he never had wife nor child, and
80 the money is in the world, somewhere,
d isof no account SO far as the dollars
mersly are concerned.