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DR. A p. LIGHIHLL-Dear ,ir: l am happy to Inform
you Of Complete recovery from DEAFNESS through the
means OF invaluable treatment. seven weeks ago
when placed M self und'r your care, my hearing
much impaired that could not hear preaching
less sitting close The minister and could oIly
unders and nm III, when he would his voice
commonly loud. couldnot hear the licking + watch
unless wnen pressed N! ears, and my head
were full OF dsas eeabe noises. My hearing
tirey restored and my head again AS it was
Def re was evet Affected With ueatnts
submit this for pub, cat ith desire TO benefit
the similarly affl cte0. \ ours with gratitude,
L. A. GREEN, son of b. +. Green, rawtGcket, r. /.
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July %, 1862.

hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty years,
have had perpetual noises in my head and have been
under of many different Physicians without
having received any benefit Since have been under
the charge of DR. IIGHTHILL my hearing has been
stored the noises in my head have ased entirely, ard
my general health greatly improved l would tn
ore hea rtily recommend him to all who may be SINH
larly afflicted. MARY a. IRVING.
March 29, 1868. Holden street. Brook'ine, Mass
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'EHa DpnfeAalOna and Exp-rienre II AN
Observation-Disclosures for the benefit, and as warning
AMI caution TO young suffer from Nervous De
hIitr Prem ltutc Decay OF ManhU0 etc supplying at
III same time the means Of self BY one who mas
cure himself ac r being put to great expense ami in
jury thIuugh medical humbuI and quackery.
BY enclosing Il post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the auth ",
NArIIANIr T.. MAYFAIR, Esq.
mis- dGwly Bedford Kings County, " Y
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BOSTON, May %, 1852
DIR. LiGHTHLL-Sir: take great pleasure IN SAY ing
that the course OF treatment pre- scribcd by you
tarrh my heal and throat has The happies elect
have been troubled Tor several Years. assuming of
late dangerous rm, and tned Ing sorou- cUuse-
qucnces, but thanks 10 your skill am quite
cred. Yours ITALY, v NJ. y. MUNER
Atower& co Boston and Bangor Express.
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CI.sniu'S New Photographic Callers over the fee'
Cranh Office oDpost Lincoln House Block will be
opened tins day-od Gallery closed-WEDNEoDAY,
Sept. 3D., 1863. DIT 50
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CURE OF DISCHARGE FROM TIE EARS.

For eight months afflicted with a severe
fetid discharge my L consulted my physician
AMI various remedies hut OBTAIN re-
lei until placed self under Dr, LghlhIl's care,
in the course If Two mont IF atmcnr, entirely cured
my discharge and entirely red my hearing
ELLElt( ~ ILLS.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR cRoss EYES.

On Saturday last, Dr. LlniiTIILL, Of No 10 Bedford
street. operated upon my eyes the cure of the Cross
Eyes with perfect success. My have been turned
in from infancy, blu they are now perfectly straight
MARY A. MCKENZIE
With Mr.. W!n b. Bradford No Burroughs Place.
Boston, July2 1872
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Cmtnrlh, and Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.

DIX LlGHTHlLL, oCuLIsT AND AURIsr, No goyls-
ton Place Boston, Opposite the Common near the Pub
lie Librory can daily be consul ed on the above named
Diseases
References Of cures can be Outlined at tho office.
aS- DR. Li3hthill popular work on DEAFNESS, It
Causes and Prevention, can be obtained at Lorlng's
Bookstore No S9 Washington street, Boston, Price
sOO.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
DIR. LICHTHILL-
Dear sir think it is duty owe to the public as
well yourself to publish the performed by YOU
my daughter. She had been afflicted with ophthal-
mia aud catarrh tor eight months had employed
four different physicians orher, but they only made her
worse, she weaker day until she scarce
ly able to walk, and almost blind Hearing Of your
was induced ID give you trial, and am happy
to say at'er two months treatment she was entirely
cured, and must add believe you was not only the
ofrcstorng sight but also of saving her life
Respectfully, &c.
[. G. MURDOCH.
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This is to certf thot DR. LlGHTHILL has cured ne of
Deafness by his sklul and scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
j. G. CASE, 2e95 Washington street.
arnLL
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
Attention is called to The advertisement of James
II. Wall, Esq, who will sell his estate at S75 Main
street on Wednesday afternoon next.
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UxBRIDGE.- town has done its duty in
the present crisis, and we have now the pleas
ant duty to record that Mrs. John Brown, on
Friday, gave birth to two sons and one daugh-
ter. The parties in the case are tlourshing
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- Friend in Nced-FEry Et.-DR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIAENl spreparcd rom the Recipe
of Or. Stcahen of Connecticut, the great bone
setter and has been used in his practice for the last
twenty 18th the most astonishing As
external remedy ii is without rival and will alleviate
pain speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly nfabe.
and curative Tor Sores, Wounds, Sprans Bruises,
&c its soothing, heaIin ana powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and establishment
all who have gwen it trial over four fuudred
certificates OF remarkable cures, performed by it within
See advertisement deow e9
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The WooNsooKEr PATRIOT, one of the
best weekly newspapers in the country, COM
mences new volume, with new type and
larger size. The Patriot deserves its sue
cess. See advertisement in another place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-03

PoLIoE CoURT.-Yesterday, VIM. Lee of
Springfield. VT, and David Orson of Doug
las, for being drunk, were each fined 81 and
costs. Orson was committed for non-pay-
mont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-03

Asr. 3. N, 'FOurLeIIOtIe, DeRtiHt-IIas re-
sumed the practice Dentistry with DIR. NEWTON. No.
Harrington Corner, of Main and Frcnt streets
dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-03

ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DR.. LlGH1HlLL,
Mr. Editor NV ear had DISCHARGED for eight years. and
the discharge from CONSTANT and the smell ol the
much impaired The cause of the affection, aret te-
yer Three weeks az / placed nyse. under br Light
hi care and am ii ely cured of it.. he dis.
elaree or running healed, hearing good and the
bat smell entrclY guie .,,,.... 90. ...o,.,..
Iuurs fc-psctiulIN, HENilLI IA LElJLlEk'
Mitncss-JOseph ii. CTtasels
Mount Vernon. Dec. Il, 1851
so djin
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General ve,ys Summary

The STATE GgARD will find notice of interest
to them i'll another place
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ID rssper ~ Clark, CoRassIoH MERCHANTS. and
Dealers in Flour, Grain Meal, Grass Seed salt, Lime,
Cement Caicned Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Formers Produce generally Also Agents
or tie sale OF Goes super Phosphate OF Lime, Peruvian
Guauo, American 6uanO, aGd Ground Bone.
DRAPER 81 CLARK,
ap3 dtt Nos. IS " W Front st Worcester Mass.
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saepts' Fine snirta made TO order IN the most ap
Sroved STYLE END in the best short notice
qv A WALBRlDGE, No. Amerean House Block
dhirt Patterns cut. of o3l
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From the Watclman and r, fee or Augusta March 1e
1862. ''

DR LlGHTHILL'-lhe following communication shows
the successful treatment Catauh by Dr. Lichthill.-
CATARRH CURED-Dear Brethren Editors. q in Won
permit me TO make statement in your valuable uaper
TOR the dement, OF NoEr readers VIII be aliicted
tarlial dlllcultes! nave been much troublei will
caarrh 81 the worst type, for twenty wears it
grduuay grew worse producing cough and bc nIsrnpss
DESTROYING inc sense OF smell and breaking down nv
seher health 10 suc degree compel to resign
ny pastorae, ana suspend pubic aa ing Imade diff
hel' use VI Inc usual remedies as snuff OF ygrs
hus nitrate Of silver, tar water olive tar and nha
IONS Du Wlthon very salutary eftcts Last sum
her "Llie JOurnevlg in the country tor nv health
ueaiu OF Dr Llghlnls successful mode of reatinp ca
tIr;h m Provide &C. X. l. visited him and put myself
!thueI nus treatment. began immediately to improve
anu inS mas gone on to the present time. Ny catarrh
mas GRADUALLY melted away, cough has disappeared;
my voice has become natural aha am enc more able
toPreach the blessed Gospel. The popularity of DR..
lshth treatment is that ceamscs inside nasal
passages " ith healg solution, applied by a curuusly
syringe, in the passage adng from the roof
OF me mouth TO the After few ell and little
praGtce, there Is no pam or serious difficulty in this
mode Of application. z. IL. RUSSELL.
Lynn, Mass, February l, 1852
DR. LIGHTHLL-Sir; ! have used your prescriptions
aid instrument catarr, and followed you direction
to the ctlei and in Tetu rewarded by beng able to
report my self entrel cured oft Having got rid Of the
dt,a and the ills attending bad
OF catarrl generally, felt altogether like new man,
and thankfully ill keep on in remembrance You
publish this letter ii you see tit.
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sSpetial Clothes .

EDWARD NELLEN, Jr. continues 70 pay the highest
price FOR old papers. etc. dtf ia24
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Clafin is making Card Photographs uneauaed IN
this country. Give him a call dtf mv2
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ELDER EDWIN BURNHAMawill preach at Brinley
Hall tomorrow at the usual hours; also the three
following Sundays in October. The public are in-
vited to attend. Seats free.
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part assigned them, playing, as they did, with
but Oiiei time toI preparations The suoswere
sustained in a very able manner. We had in
tended to notice the concert IN detail, but ow-
ing to the ateness Of the hour defer criticism
until another time. Nj.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-03

Endurance is the growing quality,
And patience all the passion OF great hearts;
These are their stay. and when the leadeI world
Sets its hard face against fhe iateful thought,
And brute strength, like scOTnful couqueIOr,
Claugs his huge mace down in the other scale,
The inspired soul but filings his patience in,
And slowly that outwcghs the ponderous globe.
One faith against Il whole worlds unbelief,
one soul against the flesh OF all mankind
, 1863-09-07
Gllieaao Qtibu11e.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1868.
THE NEW YORK CONVENTION.

TRE NEW YORK CONVENTION.
The Union State Convention Of New
York has completed its labors, and pre-
scented to the people Of that State 8 ticket
combining unusual clements Of strength
and which cannot fail to be elected. Such
names as Peter A. Porter for Secretary OF
State, Thomas ". Olcott for Controller,
Geo. ". Schuyler for Treasurer, and John
Cochrane for Attorney General, will arouse
the unanimous enthusiasm Of the Union
men Of the Empire State, and result in
complete success. The resolutions passed
are Of the genuine stamp. They declare
the first duty Of every American citizen to
be the maintenance and the supremacy Of
the Constitution and the laws; that the
Government must meet with generous
support; that peace can come only through
the submission of those in arms against
the Government, and that Gov. Seymour
and all who acted with him in emba1rass-
ing the Government, deserve the severest
apprehension. With such candidates upon
such platform, the result in New York
will be but the supplement OF the glorious
result in Vermont, Delaware, and Cali
fornia.
, 1863-09-07
mcCLELLAN,s REPORT.

The worthy Vicar Of Wakefield, once
seized with sudden ambition to rival his
nc,ghbors in ostentatious display, ordered
picture to be painted Of generous dimen-
sions The picture was finished, and the
complacent Vicar stood in his door way to
receive it, but his pride had pitiful fall
upon the discovery that although 1t WIS |
gem of art, 1t was fully as large as the
parsonage itself, and he WAS sorroWfnlly
Obliged to send it back. Mcclellan, q year
after the battle Of Antietam, makes q
report which is packed up In two strong
boxes and sent by freight to Washington,
"this side up with care" and the officials
having received this elephant are at q loss
to know what to do with it. Nobody has
time to read nine hundred folios Of fools.
cap and Providence alone knows how
many thousand fo1ios of accompanying
documents. And supposing the feat ac-
complshed by some literary Hercules, it
cannot be printed without special appro-
psiation from Congress Tor the establish
ment Of new printing office
Mcclellan must have modelled his report
after the fashion Of somesea serpent at Sag
Harbor, where the redoubtable chieftaln
was about being devoured by the hungry
srTgcs, into whose embraces he had in-
cautiously vcntured Wecan imagine the
dis1nay at Washington when the Report
came In at the hands Of the stout draymen.
It is said that Secretary Stanton has plung-
ed into the contents Of the first box, and
is busi1y reading day and night, No one
yet has plucked up courage enough to at
tack the contents of the second box. Ma
iors, captains and icutenants look at it
over their shoulders significantly. 1fthey
arc ever printed, probably no person will
ever read them except some unfortunate
proof1eader, whose obituary will be writ
ten shortly after.
Gen. Grant closed series Of brilliant
victories with the memorable capture of
Yicksburg-a campaign which involved
many battlesand siege operations and thirty
days afterward, sends to the War Depart
mcnt one Of the c1earest and most succinct
military papers ever written, and only oc-
cupying space enough to fill neat pam
phlet. Mcclellan fights the battle Of An
tietam, and year afterward, eends in
thousands Of toios to explain how Lee
got away from him. The contrast is sig
nifcant. Evidently neither fighting nor
writing are the callings Of the hero Of Sag
Harbor. He wears the pen as awkardly
as the sword, and should abandon both for
his favorite weapon, the shovel The days
arc past Of Generals who occupy one year
in fighting q battle, and another in writing
the report. At that rate, the war would
be ended about the time when the lion and
lamb are promised to lie down together.
, 1863-09-07
OTHER STANDS.

At Stand No. 4, The principal speakers were
Col. Hawkins Of Tennessee and others. Sand
No. S was occupied by the Germans, and
speeches we're made by Hon. Fl. Goedeking
Of st. Clair, Hon. Emile Petronious Of st.
Louis, Hon. Caspar Butz Of Chicago, and DR..
Newbert Of St. Clair. The attendancesat this
stand was very large, and the sentiments Of
the various speakers were warmly applauded-
4 se,1es Of resolutions were adopted
At Stand No. 9, Hon J. D. Ward Of Chi
cago, ]. J. Ketchum OF Jacksonville, Thomas
Cowan Of Quincy and others spoke.
The speeches at these various stands were
all good, but we have TO room farther than
to mention the fact Of their delivery.
, 1863-09-07
MAGUIRE'S COMPOUND
Extract Beuue Plant,

TIE great fame which this medicine has Acauir<d
bath berg and th9oagaout The Amy OF the Wes! A.
dttooa Ct the bowels almost pFacludes the E.cesAfEy
Of advertising 1t in this city but there are many
here co2palats caused eitha- By eaaase q clHate.
chs possesses Tonasrfal seacy T IL % our ' Asmasac
Xtn Be ioHna a. testlToay 81 4t1s Gen Ftz HssE1
Iop1 KEgz3: Maj. F. ~. Craze. Payaaster, o. s. A.;
Capt. Hoyt. G. s.. Army OF the Cumberland: and ".
8. Melhan & Bro. No. 81 Second street. Prepared
Only BY J; & c. GuIlE. Chemists and Dru:;;.s:4,
Southwest corner Of seco1d ard Olive stree. nad Bold
BY all prugelsts- Beware OF countezfeits..
hC16 k9Gl INV V&A&lEW
, 1863-09-07

The President then introduced to the audi
ence Hon. E. c. hgersou, OF Peoria. Mr.
IngeIsoN, as our renders viii recollect, was
the Union candidate 1t large for Congress last
fall. His speech. was one OF the best made
on the ground, md we regret TIM. our space
will not permit US to report him more fully.
No synopsis can do him Justice. We can only
give few Of his points.
bespoke Of the assemhlage here Last June
Of the Copperhead Convention. Its members
came here not to denounce and condemn the
rebellion and It's authors and abettors; not
to sustain the President and thearmy in their
effolts to maintain our Government; but they
came here to denonnee the Government and
give aid aud comfort to It's enemies; and thIs
they. did IN the name Of Democracy. He
thanked Gol that such Democrats as John
Doughelty, John A. McCle.nand, John 4.
Logan, and hundreds and thousands Of their
eompeers, did not believe In that kind Of De-
nocracy. They passed resolutions against
the "further offensive prosecution OF the
war" Now We ought TO pass resolutions n
favor of the further prosecution Of the war, ,
| until every rebel and every CoQperhead IN tho
land bites the dust, and such resolution he
| intended to offer before he LETT the ground.
he wanted to make this issue direct with the
| Copperheads, 10 that there could be no dodg-
| ipE. For this we haVe como here to- 2.
| TIE Coprerheads put themselves against the
| further offensive prosecution, sgnlnst the
| further invasion Of the rebel States. Nsi
cnly this, they demanded the Withdrawal O
| tho Union amy from the posltloG1s In tht
, 1863-09-07


At this stand Colonel John Dougherty, Of
Union county, was President, md Col. F. A.
Eastman, Of Chicago, Secretary. Governor
Yates being upon the stand, he WAS at once
recognized, and vigorously called upon for a.
speech. He came forward and excused him
self from speaking then, saying that there
were resolutions to be offered and letters
from distinguished Unionista to be read. We
had come together, he. said, not as polti-
cisns, but as men, engaged In the God-inspl-
ring work OF indicating the principles enun-
ciated by our Revolutionary fathers, and let
Us do the work as becomes patriots. He
hoped to have the opportunity Of addressing
his fellow citizens few words before the con-
clusion Of the meeting, but at present he
would give way to the others, who were hero
to plead for the vindication Of our free insti-
tut1ons.
The letters Of President Lincoln, Hon. Ed
, 1863-09-07

N @ r A L G O FL O L I c.
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vEeETAR}EExTRAcT
49,
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Dk, HUUELAN IN DS
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nR r. M JAGKSON ph;1a Pa
A'' W - 1 oH..1 ' As
WILL kEssCtuAlLa eoss
A1S EA1 VVmEa.sA AAE4sz.
1SHnl1zR. Snl
Chr01fe or NtrV0ns Debility, Diseases OF the
Afdne5s % ana al t,a diseases Is e,is,ns e,e ron
auch
as coDsttpe.
v,,tsa.: tion: IaEHfane'!ss;. =! r;oce y ;.s
Head aeta aeidtey y af 1!ess ess MoEsch. sH Zach
ruisss e u ha Ras:
ssoE.ach svinMinZ q the He'd Hurried T. saa DIE
9.a So, S!9SS
Feeer sod II eaI p1,1 "a lie Head nsaeisney
E,es Fsa ! &C. 5ias Z & sa es "a
Limb, dos sudten .Fia.nes Of
as9so Eonatant E1nariai3vs
0fsH'! bsp1.sslens &c S5ssa' e
spills.
s f9 ~ FFTEF 9Fs1Ee' 5loW FEVER BIZ
No aTcnEnr. ~ ran WHISKY.
TAey I'LL cusE Tie sso7e dl,eszss in ntncty ntns
Tsssa oe' " - .a ..~..., s...+,,, v1
10 you want something 10 SEenGtaen 4oW
% you want Good Appstite' ,.,-.,,
70 you .ant 10 9oa,a gu, 1p Y y9a1 e'nst''a'''nf
Do you w want to get nd of nervousness
Do Do you you Va want Mt r. hnsTsys s7s:2 wall,
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Fesling4
nso4eo, use oa aooEIaSDs eEt:1AE s4aAfd1 11fssRa'
PARTICULAR N0IlGE.
f a9 sng so'u q ts
g cent? per Esiio1 me as'e dlagnlsea oS AnaS oS
Ell eass of Bsrs has and will
leEE hey can e sea haaaIsds . te tns e
ssp; s sant5sn.ly aadif tac iaiss5ss e X;soeelis
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r. II e :sssss
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IT, Every eass Il III ki1d eaa bs readily cured By
Sef2tys nsas;: e .5s: oE
ed. va hare lea.ation ln ssasl5E sass Il iassa
9s, nht he AVA s ap oihswss viii De oss
Ssr: r.
M1ssps. JOKES & Evass@We1, Gentlemen xoar
xaassea has H. sas &
, 1863-09-07
0uIu1HD1nfskS1.

A MATEUR CONCERT.-The
~ "QulECI OLD FOLKS" composed Of sou,s
l. dies hcd Gentlemen at Quincy. IL, Will stya Two
, 1863-09-07

. GGHN ItS GuDDLERAEK, J.: yex Ye.k battery
LEWIS EHEvALIEK 9,d Nav To:k.
j Il FAsEW ELL. Co B. ID Vermont
uENRY r MACDONALD, Go. c, 9Th Maine.
JUAN +. WARD CO. +, ath Aaine.
UEKWAE KOCH. Co. H. Til New York.
NATHANrEL D, THOMAS, Co. F. 9jth Pe1aa.
ASDELW ] KlMBALL. Co. a, Sd Vefsnonk1
JOHN JKNKINS. Co. 4. 1l6.h Penua.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEkrss
See tAat Signature Of T. II. JACRSoS.'i u on too
WRAPPER OF enc1 bos:ls.
Price Fer Bottle rs Ecntss
or Half Doz. for s4-oo-
s,or,a +,eresress druggist aot haze tne asus!e: U
mt hs nnt u by any 0. tEe t:toxGann3 ~ -
~ ~ ntrrd In is place bat 1enn - S aao VIZ
"a; ;oIyyssd ioEy e secnleIy packed. By szpte
Principal Ofics and Msnufactofys
No. GIL ARCH STREET,
JONES Sc EVANS,
,s,-ccrrrs 70 c. Il. JACKSON CO } PsoPststoIa
Fcr sale BY III Dlug.saA ac1 Deaers 4 sSef1
80 ~: in lie ULtt.1 S;asea. Au5.-Sa-!- od-9
RiSSOLUTION.-The firm here
/ l,ofore ext ting un.er the pane 6 lones Ferd1a
= sron % i Els cay di1RolgeA BY mutual snsank
Nr + n pE', DUR fctl.i1s Il N the c.ncern.
~ huxptss will be c,nt:oled in III Its branches
pFihe Remaining partners. naae, ne n;n Il
ch.cpg sc;t. t3t. 1866. se3 a31ltm
, 1863-09-07

three years ago, offered the two leading can
didates for the Presidency, and one Of them
was elected. Thus she was developing, in an
antagoniam between free and slave labor. the
superiority Of the former. This condition Of
our State is the will Of Almighty God: and
thus he shapes the affairs Of earth, and will
work out the destiny Of popular government,
and destroy the strongholds Of wrong and
lie had told his Democratic friends d,y at.
ter day that we owed Ill to our country,ssno
matter who was President, and the Copper
heads called him add Abo1itfonist. He had
always been fighting the Abo1itionIsts and the
epithet grated upon his ear, He at first felt
disposed to 60 out and pummel them, but he
finally concluded he had better work to do.
lie cared less for the name low than he once
did and all the men who thus denounced
Kim might 20 to Pluto's regions.
There were men whom he used to know ns
poVerty's most prominent disciples, whom he
eaW now clothed In broadcloth aud fine linen.
He had heard It intimated that the money
came from the French and British Govern
ments, and he thought the intimation might
be true.
After discussing many other points, with
great power and nbillty, Col. D. closed with
an eloquent aRRea to hs te1w
to stand firm, be united; and Il the devil
comes to you in the shape Of Coppernead,
and whispers doubt and detraction in youf
ear, thrust him aside; and ifany man on board
Ii eofficers and crew IN their efforts 10 save her
from the rocks and the shoals, cast him over
board, and throW no buoy to Eaye him from
the dark waters Of oblivion. There are but
two sides to-day-stand on the right side.
by him, and history will embalm your names
with Widows and orphans blessing until
time shall be no more.
Col. Doughe1ty spoke for nearly one hour.