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o1flof VA 2. / NAIIfL IHisU.ANos Oh, I
glcyxo--. Nay -, tsSS. ,
DY OIDag Of tAr F.eaFa of Due,tTI, under a1taoriU
ID granted By ,hsir Charter DScS Of Bubssrpuao tot
100000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL,
efthjs Company, will DO opsrsi "a tts l5th lost
This oandiuou OF the Ias1t7ton highly fsvors5h ano
IT. proxpeots f&tins st LlJ tine In ~ hasorJ "
over llrtT Jekr.
fne prs1eni 4ekholdsst And the prhs ec:t.Sn7 are
Invited 70 FahSesbs 4of tss hez leafn.
| naS1f-a VIII kk WILLIE, u, ssa's'
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aiNUE tSt pa ios! u ri tEc teaTs I&'c~t'a -r '.
5Teio .tTe us ID sves tL r>ias - - ."'.' = e.. '
sIys 10 trlcrgt 70 Jazz E.ists u Chm ~. .".
Alabama Posi 0h,co 1ssIo,A, (! lah o,..t'.
~. = ii. s.
r,v Tr--1.~sv J,'l.- o. TA.! r.,....
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NAVAL GNTEHPN, l5E''
,s,6E rndersgss %i,hes % r,.oe,, ref With uone
x ria me- Of sSperisnoe In s. y-essi 70
ctEiAs under be rersa. !aV IL ,oav .!TcI Du so'o'
Navy" he eslrstt' shi!s In - Cd
M OF Tho L-ka3. E1J p-t;,' eeshirS - rnpsfA
/, s7ch ~ a:.srp.!.s. vi a4:Sc:s
80. q, "a: = @..'p.i ko. ser'.
ties EssA.e.
s.lc Ss-l-r -teri' S.ha'l, Va
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: q = = :sstssssess @gRNsw&a
TEbAG

80. sy,.-s sa:ss.s, S:sM:-SEsssSS SET N'SssST.
KS ~sLsS a AIlSaEa.
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oAA- CD rlSG,slA KEiE4EHT.
$50 49,. 1875. :

oAA- CD flEGislA kEiEtE1T.l
$50 49,, ISIS.
fs7HE i:iia1+ls ran5G nhsr, ,nr'sa.j o. o.rEsns
& H. :St F's a.. ,,Gne':, ssL ispor; IL tooi' ooH'
.y lnn1edstSy tlihor IL pfI.7r sy cur .t1s "r-
-lae%, CT tusJ Will ,. I...;. e;st "a c:ar't='s
hhel;, J. 3 ;ir.
n D strso, In P:;iG-,
- 9er,. 's-a'r'
mmu P.yos Too f=5.
3sr Da Ia, Te.n D -.
ssan 6!svg .tof, AYES,
jHiasle hSr'EEal
~ ILsrnE, ~. IA n0aci.
uTlrcrs- Euck,ter,
uuL,.s W Ks!,y.
VIZ ;. 0sI,s SEC QiE-lr,,
In pObiasGS,
Isl i.at. c.E';g u n, VS. Va. GsI,.
arm aesd's Brigade,
n.vto-6,; Ft:kIts .i:rs"a.
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Ess E1rg I.Aztrs-Tbe ns,kets on yes-
teddy ne:S not sufficiently Interesting 10
Jaas:!S G s~o--"!1sporr. N>,!;.cs ST any coa-
wqrs' "a was :on- il tlo gull or ssbloco
u's' ks-:. TIE nofe immsGj.te eassn ia!s 81
'icDec:;e ccmiort Ue,s, ~ nsasI, i:sviT, az
we cnntiaa Jus ro:.os r., b.ie:srro, 9!
tAS Tning satas il ia: ,v.,.. :-.a-s. B4eon
vas SOLD ls g. 454l50, for o.s hag round
isd, 81 56al.6o; butter, e. CO.'S. 60; candles,
.sllnr, s2'a.a 90; hsie3 .episa, slo IL; peas,
si5slSi hssna, $780, a.ssA sl.4csl 50, PC
tstosp, sS.lo; r>,"st, sc 5o47 60; srpa; fine
Aeu'. ea2;; go; 5.n3:y. 81; ce-a, sas
10; casa zr-ai, Ell; aa5, ai0.E per owt
hh,sj rzts. ii.:o; li,a. sles20;, SAT-, s4j: so
s;ar, 10,6o'-; h=o.. g.ssr, 81 4o.l.55; nc
s,se., so 50-1l 0G; cpf,e, s375:4oO; .gs
aS Sc. 1000
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i'"s lisb. tcgs:tu. aitr c7a ot.,sr reg
tae..'s COMO ine Tlucn"' GAoTsi.. OF Sun
cay mining as 81 o'cl,ek rns: gSd ;hs poto.
ricus i3icsles' hscalaiyr Brigade In thei- for.
;n'i.6;e ant:arGt.asas; n.a: C,suco.ir-sv.lie,
r;np;cieiy rtu;i"s tbsIa, king sni wni2d-
ny ,carY aai tah'og : nu. her Of pr,aon IL,
sno:g tk6 1856 BIZ. G5n H;yoa scG swo
q 'ions'G. Tao l+.n Georgia p=:::ai ni:,i insir
ibd'.'or; cnIlrGs i::iI.t 1svj...: singh hsy
cnst frs, X. TiIurEkRo,
A6j j O.. Voj5
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Runaway.

EUNIW 4 L
.itI eaE..t 20 the !a' OF III. e'"1'F1 % ,sa~
ctariaa i Code, LL .stear rJone5 AiN eria oo5
about nys .s.l nine ,tes ssh, eS e:"Fn color .oo1
th,rty an, ,.a:a cd; "a, eG jak EcJ 1l"AiT uocf
os.A aaa ant. OF Isla= natsE:S.
Toe osns: Is r, qalei Id prove Clio progeny
md hn way. or 20 WI BIS q ~, W. "
rec1. 'S6r ". ioaA.,
cay H-eee A-t,p5 Ja.ior f-eerssu'B noaa;b. Va
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Ss:3s 5s:Eg sSssYs 4 fSF
g = (. .aSiNsE &. 3 Ks.

/ iuss,, ,ss -: &. b.:Lr er'asczo ~ 30" Il.
.-0--
IiTEE FROM FICRSiESC.
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II
K: % oIsrAL7Izs IN rxs hrH RJGrMzsT
o.csGIA voLusrsIHs, col. 4. ". FOLSOM COM
HANDING, IN TIE BATTLE OF The WILDERNESS,
snr 3, 1868.
F,sid er3 SsaT .-NiI'Hi: N;,"s. To;u,ded
Li,c aHsns CGi1aal JA= t.t!dsl, III; el,pa. Ia
co, sincs dn2a.
:enpsry A.-Kred: Is. 5er:esas : A
C;:2ir Bliss, prY.;, W Wiij-ns. HNornd-
"a P ivstn R1rj am;n EIge, asve."'v il: MD /,
ard ;.ipi, s!uce usid; S-rgesnt J " B.nsA
slightly ic a-:ni P..Teie5 / CGee:s, r+ 7efciy
II oyo; e * Ccris, .; aDpu :s:ed Thonss
G:r;s, s;I3h!ly in red; II s .i,nss, sevefe; y
ia asok; - aitchsl, eighty in lsg; g "
naik.,o,, slightly IL thigh; J II THRASH,
a;SHIy IL nsno.
UJrpsny b --h.led: 2;;7aos p Esnn;ng-
ten. Wnundrh: IL Ltcat=1..ls Il A Solo.
o,cn, n srts.liy il !urgs, siace dsadi list SsE,
sesp: Il 6oCdD.2, s7yereiy1n thi:.b Sstgsa'.i
W Dykes, slightly IN head; P.1v.ies "
Ayosr, slightly Iii arm; Q psoIatd, slightly
An sstu; Jas Dykes, slightly in hip; J.2ei
La5.ia, severely IN shoulders y SIallTocd,
;.ijshi!y in bsrd.
eampsny C--E,leJ: NoJ.s. Wounded
Captain i L7n2, s;g2sIy Il! legi Lat u eu
;ensut " J N Plts' oa. severely in side 81
L;uAnan \. Jaus5 o Llao, slishuy 10 lesi ls'
S,Tssalt F II Tyl sr, Big billy III log; Ps!vs.e.
Il Ds5, a.Rhtly n mind; " & CnaSn, s!isht.
II !-siJ W Crawford, sligaJy u fvrs
hssd I Dske, slightly IN km.
Company D.-K!lod: Pfivs.es r B Snip
SOD, ] P Fis:ds Wounded: Sergeant J '
I B .ksr, siigasiy In th,gu; C,rporal g " Az
tsrson, slightly in A,p; Pshvstes q Du
prsc, severely III Acm; y Page, severely
IN jaw: " J psge tl;Iy shoulder
Vt j F.nshor, feTeraY l. arms W 4
Duke, severely in hand; VIM Wilson slightly
In breast; NJ E Boyer, slightly in leg.
Company E.-Kiueo NoAe. wounded
Let Sergeant W E Boyd, severely in hand
Carr oral 7 n 3sanest, sevsrely IN wrist
Private J Y Gsr7ut.
Company T.-KyleA; cspsaa 3 P Hss
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GsNER4L JACHSEN-

Rav. B. y. P'las;. D. D, ssys ;io aCso-
rzsl Psssay, er::n," Moderator Of ,hs GsI.o,
RAJ As,rm5lJ e 'Is o. s:t9ol pfoah yisr!sI,
Ch:'sct', nt2.' 'bs yc1s:ps 81 tho nsa- :. ihs
5e>., # g.. ThsGnsa J45k,ca, sub.
ro';tsa = a>rrr r!sti7a = mo fscI, which
~-s ILL., r.i' .d n:~'' ~ ;be A~saubly,
the :'he!s h':,'y 'i.i":; Il .insca :-oaA tha:r
sea- the pa:sr ref Ts.i 20 Is o1c &C gee:
SAr.iF fst Lbreais = .s!ssos SD Ci1tlsis a
gon:;:aN..t.
Har.s.c' Ii. ,ifo is.c.. OF mo pspsg
Pse1'"'rs III ;,aesi5l:, Il i:a Fub!i2s,ioI 81
k'ys
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a.A.k EU] ,.i4
yE1EE 2s,s, Of tri, "a s.vo - 5oS-oras,cn
,a.t $50, .-s 1p.ia sis ,!a after thu IL IT,
4, a-x: :.s: Ihf. -ll re r,&.:u jspaIte.
&: "a and strsr iOt: oay i. It al Coo 80
RAJ, aL.;S, lv.Gs skS Cas- ..gs 10 Tie Let Dtcsa-
scr 1851 ,hst t.,5 sa OF "a: ~ saTsl NJ 20
,he, IN citing s.L. ON sna a'r INC IA
az OF :uas net rAay eS-5,f
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usst. (Denisdsra.s Mt, ~ gcrS. J,S..v. -
execute Of slo t90, snIi'- r'il - 'rl-s- J.. ..
sanusJ nkyrusu.s viii intstss' S:.m iA'-.
- z Las
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9St{lB|uone Enqlnirtt.
From TCESBURp.

sRIDAy MORNING. MAY %, 1888.
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xMEklsCAS naUrEa.

9T 4 8 NTOE, TiH 4 = D..
zoe sALa
ns!6E ua5srsiSasd e. stos Is'Elas:. fso:"."
s Hull. xsa lhis ni!ug =: rl.GeE, 'HG' ~ -!
vii o5.r g. pcblo acct - ~ ."S2i !, -" % e..
ALY, i7SGyi :xyl en- La ,:s.-i-e, ta4 19i:- =" .
aoHn
BROWNS AAERICAi. Novel
xIta N ,bea Csaot 90. ami recent sOI. = b. ''T
La Is .o.,tDS sdrS EaSr ia Sratrs: - .. ...
elevated slt sTerdfsI gonssE:' at 80 r"s'H H
pare for a.! NO Nay s4Et! for .-'.f; ~ .s,..', .
Ia tse pleasant tova Of ht.snter. - So &C. .
Lie Go vol ut bo,pIai. 10. 700. 60 .
9-r.s c. IS GJ0 Tho iurcna-sc FL ~ -: YES.
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I;9F ~ gas5atrisE.
ht.t s,sssia ssafassf

=. :.
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rs su@aER q AsENTs, l=o-a
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL FUSNI-
TURE Al TIE RICHMOND HOUSE.

0T We Tf6DAT. too 81 II JIso. cermsoeias at 20
~ e'soo. Gh.s ,, G. ancao w.th rcserI, u.
ertr. sv:ans , aad &c g. Il .bs A.huood hrs1u :rn
IrcrT'.trr toInn hGL-sa1 so-sa iag Of IsrsS ILL.,
cort ,,r-rat--
pANIykG
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e 80. 81 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
ge(urIrp, &t,
REDUCTION IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ AT FIsu's JEWELRY EMPORIUM, No.2
v CT IN III

This well known establishment can present at
fractions to purchasers before offered in Worces-
ter The decline in gold has enabled me to supply my
stock for the fall trade at great advantage and no
pains and efforts have been spared to furnish the
choicest goods manufactured Visitors and citizens
should embrace the first opportunity to examiue the
stock and notice the reduced prices The proprietor
determined to meet the demands of purchasers in STYLE
and the most ecomical in price. diff ola
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
CERTIFICATES or CURES

From Eight and Twenty years standing, with names
"a known to Science and Fame.
For Medical Properties of Buchu. see DISPENSE
TORY OF rhE UNITED STATES 11-'0A-
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prac
see reu arks made by the late celebrated Dr. PIIYsIC
Ghladel hia. '
see remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL.
celebrated f' sican and Member the Royal College
OF 7eons, ireland, ana published tue transactons
OF the King and Queen journal. ''O''
pee SeSico Ehrqrg.cal Review, published by BEN.
"a dlN lhANLtS, Fellow OF the Royal College of
see most OF the late STANDARD Works of Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six for ST.
EXlkACT sAlSAPAkiLLA, 81 per bottle ~, or Six
1hlrRoyED ROSE WATER, 50 cents per bottle. or
Or halt dozen OF each for sl2 which will he sufficient
to cure The IN ST OBSTINATE cases. directions are ad-
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ.
Describe, symptoms in all communications. Cures
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before an Alderman OF the CITY of
niIlauelpnia IL 1 llELMBoLD, who beng duly sworn
doth say his preparations contain narcotic no mer-
curry or o'hei nune drugs but are purely vegetable.
and subscribed this The 2ad of
Alderman Ninth street, above Race Philadelphia. j
Address letters for information, in confidence, to
II. I. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot l04 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIIs AND UNPRlNCI.
PIED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose their own and "Other"
articles on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBULDS
- GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
HELMBOLD'S 80 ,,.,
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
A k for IL elm b old s.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut ont the advertisement and send for It, ana
avoid imposition and exposure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

f,35-S5i59s55asS NOhN iCh q N'fhCEO
1s==4s:sss=sz5=.IrER RAILROAD. - SUMNER AR
JuTe3 2, 1853
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
1903 Way Passenger frain Arrives at Plain
field in fol train t. Providence arriving at Prov
Gence at II Is
10 30 m. Way Passenger Train Connects at wor
ceStcr with trains from Boston, Nashua Fchburg, Low
ELI &C at Worcester Junction with Western, and Prov
dence and Boston trains; at Norwich with train for New
London, Mystic AM New Haven.
400 p. Way Passenger Train Connects at NOr
cesier with trains from ashGa. Fitchburg Lowell &c
at Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston,
and Trains from Western and Providence IL Worcester
Roads; at Plainield junction trains from Providence
ami Hartford arrive in this train S8 Pas.
seneers from WAY Stations for New York by Steamer
from New London, will take this train to Norwich
100 p. IN Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from BOSTON, Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua Fitch
burg, Nc. At Plantied with train from Providence
leaves Norwich for New London at 9.l5 p.
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAvL NORWICH AT
2O5 steamboat Express rain tor Boston, daily
except MOEdayO connecting at Worcester for Lowell,
Nashua, Concord Fitchburg, &c (This train leavea
New London at l5O dependent on arrival Of Steam
er
500 am. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain
neld junction for Providence, at Worcester Junction
for Springfield, Albany, sc, and Providence and at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell FitchbuTg, Con
cord, &c.
Il.SO 3. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at woI
ceser JUNCTION in for trains Boston, Provi
dence Springfield and Albany at Worcester for trains
+ Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Fitchburg, &c
As .. m Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
Wth train from New LONDON, and at Planhed Junction
with train TO Providence. Reaches Worcester in season
for Express Train to Boston.
elO DIT p. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphiic Nature
arising from HABITS OF dissipation used in connection
eases as mmendel. " - ~ ~
Evidence Of the most reasonable and reliable charac
ter will accompany the medicines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
USE
HELM30LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

For all Affections and Diseases of the Urinary Organs
Whether existing in Male or Female
From whatever cause originating, and no matter of
Diseases of these organs require the aid Diuretic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU
Is 1HE GREAT DIURETIC,
And it is certain to have desired effect in all dis
eases Tor which itls recommended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

/ ,ONGWORTH'S Sparkling and Dry
h Wine for sale by G. r. SPrRR,
aul4 diff 2Ol MUM St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
DIURETlC COMPOUND,
ANTI-sYPHILITIC SYRUP.


Disease.
No remedy discovered done what has been
achieved bv this. Under every form cunstit-
tunal syphiliic faint is speedily cured, and in tew
the subtle poison is compile eradcated from
the system and heat and st ength permanently
stored.
~ HpdS This remedy that cured a gentleman from
the South then stopping at NeWpOrt and Tor whfch he
presented Dr. II 1Ch $3.50 besides his JIL after haUng
been under the treatment OF The most eminent phvstcianS
in BIZ tinore, Philadelphia and Neio FORK, for FIVE
YEARS.
ono bottle, which lasts month, will often effect
perfect cure. Price, SO; half size, s..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

GCHENK'S PULMONIC SYRUP AND
~ SEAWEED TONIC. Sold by
les DIFF GEO. r. SPURR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
WORMS.-One of the most prevalent

RULLARD'S BALM OF GILEAD
~ LINIMENT-For sale by BUSH d CO., "a Front
street by the gross dozen single bottle. diff myl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

GEO. r. SPURR, POI Main St, is agent
~ for Speers sambuci Wine. diff auli
< GROSS LhNGLEY'S BITTkRS--
y Just received md for sale by
leS diff I go. Z. SPURR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
HAND MELODEONS FOR
0 D d ARD & RIEDL' S

NA ORGANS. HARMONIOUS, and MELoDEoNS
Prices of Organs with and stops, SO to $3.50: with
to II stops, $225 to $500 Melodeons $50 s225 Writ
ten opinions Of many of the most distinguished organ
lists and musicians i'll the country that these THE
BEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD of their class
may be at the warerooms No. 274 Washington ST.,
Boston Catalogues sent by mail Address MASON &
-HA MLIN, Boston. For sale in Worcester by
o5 dom S. L. LELAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

SOLODONT, for the Teeth. Sold by
~ jeS dtf GEO R. SPUR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
Musltal.

~ NEW AND CHOICE EDITIoYs.-OLtVER DITSON
Il CO., Boston, publish all the Standard Operas Gle
ganty printed snd bound and uniform in style. Price
with Italian and English words So each; Piano Solo, 81.
Also an authentic and reliable ton Of all the Lbret
tos, at IS cents each ANY work mailed postpaid, on
receipt of the price. o. D. Co. will forward app
cation complete list of all their Music Books with
prices affixed. div OBI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

New OK MalI tram IUVU p. m
RailT0cd Connections. Albany with the New York
Central Troy and ireenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the HousatOnc
railroad At Pittsfeld with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and pttsfeld railroads. At
WestAeld with the hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Sprig
field and Connecticut River RAILROADS. at Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wilimantic, and Belcher
town and Amherst raroad At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l, 1852 HENRY GRAY. Supt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

GPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE - Just
~ received and for sale by BUSH Il CO., "a Front
street. diff je22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02

III TENT ELASTIC RooFING.-ThIs Roorne can he
applied to roofs Of any shape-either oval, nat or
pitched il will not melt, crack; avoids the use of
sand or gravel making Clean smooth surface and is
very light. Tin Roofs may be covered with the com
position, making them proof against the weather, and
if partially worn, make them good
Orders for roofing and for covering roofs promptly
attended to by WIN e. CLARK Agent for Worcester
county Offc5 No. 27O Main, Austin street, worces
ter, Mass diff jyl5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Ex.Presldeut Pierce.

While ths Radical press, with the vllest NAL.
ice and injustice, is stigma.lzlng President
PIERCE as a traitor to his country, NATHlmEL
HAWTHORNE dedcaies to him his new work en-
titled"0ur Old Homo" aud closes his predatory
letter 10 these wOrds: o.
Only let me say, that, with the record of your
life in my memory, and with q sense of your
character In my deeper consciousness az among
theisN laings that time has left az IL formed
them, 4 need ro assurance that you continue
faithful forever to that grand idea of an ire
.yocaole Union, which. as you once told me,
was the earliest your brave father taught you.
For other men there may be choice of paths
for you, but one; aud il rests among my GER
taintles that no msn . loyalty Is more steadfast,
no mans hopes or approximations on behalf Of
our national existenJe more deeply heartfelt
or more closely intertWined with his possibilities
of personal happiness, than those Of franklin
Pierce. T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Is the Prophecy Realized The Rev,
Sidney Smith---W he q Prophet!

In the year 1920. the Rev. Sidney Smith pub.
llshed In the Edirburg Reuitib an article undt
the title Of "America," in which he sroke fat
teringly or the condition and position OF tie
United States. Mr.. Smith thought, however,
he saw disposition on the part OF, our people
to acquire military glory, and he tJck occasion
to warn us OF the Inevitable consequences. -
The immediate csuae of this waning nae the
preparation made TO carry on the war against
the Algefines, Considering thss this was wri'-
ten forty three years ago, nc may veil aak II
the writer, In view Of what Is now trsnspiring,
did rot sfe,k almost ia the language of propt-
ecy:
1--WE can inform JohEsshan what are the in
evitable consequences Of being too fond oi
glory. Taxes upon every article which enters
Into The mouth of covers the back, or 10 placed
under the foot-taxes upon everything which
Ia pleAaant TO see, hear, ieei, smell or taste-.
taxes upon warmth, light and loeopotion--
taxes upon everything on earth, and The vac
ters under the esrth-ou everything that c9mes
from abrca1, or is grown at home-taxes on
tne raw materiai-tsxe5 on every fresh value
that Is added TO 1t by the industry of man
texes on tie sauce which pampers man'a apps.
ute, and the drug that restores him to health
--pn the ermins which deccrAtes the Judge
es@N WV hOpO WhiNh huuEb luD lElIuuHl~- on
the pocr name salt aud the rich ,nan's rpice-
on the brass rail, of lhe coffin, and The rib
bons OF the bridge-at bed o. hoAld, couchant
ef levant, We must pay-the school-b boz Ehips
his taxed top--tbe beardloss youth msnsges
hs taxed tOr Q with taxed bride, on taxed
road-and the dying Englishmsp, pouring his
medicine, which has paid seven per cent, hngs
himself upon bic chintz bed which has 1aid
twenty-five per cent, Nad expires in the arms of
an eIotbecary, who has paid licsnse OF hun
dred pounds for the privilege Of putting him 10
death His Thole property 10 then Immediately
taxed from two to ten per cent. Besides the
probate, large fees are demanded for buying
him III the cbanoel his virtues arc handed doyn
to posterity on taxed marble; and ho ia then
gathered to his fathers to be taxed no mere.
In addition to all this, the habit of dealing
with large suus will make the Government
avariciOuI aud profuse; aud the system itself
will infallbly geuetate the bsse vermin of epiee
aud iDftrners, and a atill most pegtlent lace
of political tools and retaipers of the 1eanest
and most odious description; while the prodig-
ious patronage which the collecting of t6is
splendid revenue will throw into the hands Of
the Government will invest it with so vaes an
Influence, and hold Ont such meors aud temLt,-
tions to corruption, sc all The Vir,ue and public
spirit, even Of Republicans, vii be unable to
resist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

ADDRESSES To CHILDREN. Making speech
to company OF Sunday school children is pro.
duotivs Of good or evil, according to whether
the speech is good or bad. A stirring, earnest
speech on the subject OF their Lesson, or on some
subject connected with it, may wisely be thrown
In, almost at any session. A speech which is
on no subject at all, or on something which calls
the youthful thoughts away from what they
have been studying, Ia q nuisance which ought
to be abated. A wise man may rise at an sp'
propriate timeAnd offer some emsrks, which
may be productive Of good; some stupid.or silly
orator follows him, aud the children forget all
the good man told them.-S. S. Times,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Life Eternal.

How blessed and wonderful, trstherD, are
the gifts Of God! Life In Immortality; bright
nees Ia righteousness; truth in freedom; faith
10 confidence; self-restraint4i in holiness! Aud
all these points we can now understand What
things, then, are prepared, fer them Nhu walt
tor him2 The Creator and Father OF the ages
1.-The All holly oae--knoMs the grestGess and
beauty. Let us, then, strive TO be found 10 the
number Of thosei who wait for him, that we may
share the promised gitts, But hou will thia be,
beloved If our mind be established by faith
in God, II We Geek out whatever is pleasing and
acceptable to- Hin = IL We accomplish wna. il
agreeable 20 fifs~ perfect VIII, and follow The
truth 81. ctsmsnt, Of Rome \ ''oa gsg w 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
FIRMLY Courtesy.

Family intimacy should never make br0theto
and sisters forget to be polite aud sympatblzug
to each other. Ihose who contract thoughtless
and rude habits towards the members Of their
own family, will be rude and thou shtless TO the
whole world. But let the family be true, ten
der, and affectionste, and the manners OF all
uniformly gentle and considerate, aud the mem
bsrs Of the family thus trained viii carry into
the world and society the habits of thelr child
similar quail lies they will not be satisfied
without mutual esteem, and the cultivation of
the best affections, and their own character will
be sustained by that faith in goodness which
belongs TO mind exercised iu pure and high
thoughts. .s.