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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
THs WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.

Rus<a sssms abou. 10 encounter long and psrilous
crisis Toe peasAntry finding themselves saerineeu Or
the beaef OF toe nobility, rising up IN every ulrec
ion ana the mobiles themselves giving their united
adhesion 20 the Jockey Club Of Moscow who have sworn
We are assured TO sequesce N the seheme Oh e.
Iuapeip tiol UPON the eOndl ms and prnepes laid
down oy tue government lars IN hungary are no'
les thresten 2 and in Turkey, according 10 cores
Oonds,t OF L OF DsEehs Post, an instruction had
ius, prevented three sigoA victories the Turks
wbi,i would haVs proved considerable loss to the Tur
Ash arms.
Bele, this, bloody riots have taken place at Ismal
and B1lgrad, in the plltes. where revolution
seems upOn the point Of breaking out
These difficulties, however, do not Tor the present.
threaten the general peace. The condition 81 things
neyerthelss is delicate enough TO enlist the whole at
ssutOn Of the governments and 10 call IN play all the
.kill Of dipomatis,s
To sum up let us glance at the spectacle which Ed
rope presents a. this moment
Ia Rassia there are sixty Millions Of people who, per
haua, in three months. viii ne plunged in civil war.
10 the very centre CT continent twelve millions OF
Polish subj OILY Awaiting favorable opportuni-
ty to reconquer their independence
In Austria there are fourteen miliors Of subjects in
the province, 6vs millions Of Asgyars, and five and a
half millions OF Italians al Of whom are longing for the
oyerthroN Of the House OF Hapsburg.
10 Turkey there twelve millions OF Christians, al
wAys in revolt against the Tu k whom if they could,
they would drive back into Asia.
10 Isly the situation is full OF peris. There are
twsutyHys millions of who locking anNoasly to
Rome and Nenice.
Thus, without reckoning Greece which is trembling
upon tie brick of rVoluiOn the ouiau i~es, witch are
No omen quarrel With Great Britain the Danish DuchiSs
or the forty m lions OF Germans seeking for nauona!
un,y W mad in Eurooe hundred and thirty millions
Of men ready 70 rush 70 arms either TO free themselves
from foreign yoke uui,e themselves into one IA
uona BODY or york Gus in their countries great So
SiAl and p1iticll reforms
Never IVES tl5rs an epoch more troubled more fear
tally sgitAted or more pregnant with revolu lou.
Dain;0nr N1,iOndls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

ytCNB C7NRAD ROuEHEsFER DEPARTED mi, ne September
lsh, 1851. - "a n ylArI aids lays
JOHN PsRsy RODEHsRFEK DEPARTED hls life sptenb r. ~,
lss.. Assi years, uonLs and ls dsya
wA HESSJNG EOoEHEFFEg departed This NE September
SD ls6l Agsi NraEs, months and IN dayA
1MNSnA VIZ IVA ROnEHEsgEl departed this lie o. -
tsr ~ 1851, aged wears, pon - aud % toyL
SARAH LUvEENt r nyHyEFER t.plrsi his lie October
oar, 1881 SEed year, aouts aniS, days
Al children Josa aud EInSsA ROdsheTsr OF ROngEaa
me Lar4 sa and the IoJd iAEs'h away; blessed be the
Ls1s csth stor3"
Or TIE % ssDi-usrF a. N0uersy JABkk b GRANELN
tyaAt "a trer ne 8-c1 sd member o. the PtNvss
CayAry sciee zioer Of dcn GArnetts bo'y
aara-EAs sho ssirrtt sra' DAYS through
u MaryAEi aai llf-i u1h pgra "a and peril he Ss'
t,rn county, Eker he truly ruameri 20
aty bsas ,n Elsaed Ms p7ty AmiAsie al Psslon
baz sho responded - tae Al Of h county lie
has th h oagh hArdshps conseQle=i On can
lie 7vsi eF wrote checa hopeful letter. hove 20 rs uueho'
"A caring atlc KATE BE- a-ays called his mother
dsrp Tor he parsnt % such Sboy bui no hu
II n give ne ba,k a. ton the mother lie eco boy,
ths brtrer his teirst late e aesc; nate
&c. av-s aba iaaa nsoli 10 believing ha
fsrsEsr .xeaapt ron slgr1u 4 A. o.
Htl. - ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
A Will Vote.

writer on the French side Of the New Orleans Bee
urges that We give full throughout the South at
the Presidential election in November. he says that
this advisable In order to dsprove Lncons assertion
that more than half the Southern people are opposed to
the movement for Southern independence
We cordially unite in the recommendation that there
be full vote Notwithstanding there is but one ticket In
the eld-not however, to satisfy Lincoln Of the alsity
Of bis statement for be knew it was false when he made
It, But there may be some fpeope in other countries
who have been deceived BY the declaration Of the North
ern prees and there be not full vote they may con-
cude that those who stay away from the polls are either
Indifferent or hostile to the new Government To remove
any errors of this sort from the minds Of European na.
tons Ia something worth attending to. the North are
deceived about this matter they may remain So and il
is not worth while to undeceive them. But the case
different a. TO other governments.
We renew the appeal, too 70 voters 10 making their
choice Of Representatives in Congress- to disregard every
sentiment and consideration that might bias theirjudg
ment, and look only to qualification for the Pcs 10 be
filed Virginia looks hack now with noble pride to
the great men who represented her In the councils OF
the old revelation. Has she such nov TO main
tain her reputation and guard her interests PERHAPS
not but yet many Of whom any State might be proud,
and to whom any people might entrust their right IL
should be the conscientious duty Of every citizen to see
that his vote Is cast for such man. Our present dele
gacn one Of great ability let there be no falling on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

Wiling to accep; bsedius and ruined s'utl, sesereu
nv ne word OF faction aud with is spirit crushed out
ytbsr ,bsp IL, % Tie northern politicians do not
,and therefore sr the good mother, who 70 save life
you'd Five no her child BIT for the bad which desired
the bleeding body rather than sirreaee' her claims
TIE lebss NraiHg Chr1Heie a'o states that south
eruer who travelling on the U.eat iruok rahSsy, III
,,,mns,v .i,h number OF northern men, displayed
thoapS dollars in gold and offered to bet it that the
ouherpers would De victorious in the next battle, but
the De, vas not accepted
Another talked very lightly about the taking OF Halter,
and said ne only wished the Federal authorities would
disparse all their troops in a similar way
The Ctroics then speaks Of the reported stagnsuon
Of trade and want Of money in Virginia, and adds;
Nevertheless in all their troubles there seems 10 DC
buG oue spirit actuatng the Sou'b aud that E DE- ra'
ther than submit 70 a reunion with the North.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
The War.

Information was received at the War Department yes-
,erdsy, that fleet of eight ten vessels had come
down the Potomac and opened csnnonsde on the new
" constructed battery at Transport They were com
PEELED to retire. but with what execution on either Size
we have not vet learned No doubt from the number
OF ships the plan Was TO make it another Hattsras Affair."
In this they failed ard their withdrawal at eompaa-
lively eay hour Of the day leaves to infer that they
lad received ss much they could comfortably bear
The telegraph speaks of large achievements to TIE
enemy in Kentucky, which looks corhrmatory OF the
statement We copied yestArday from the Nashville Pat
yio, that Twenty-Five thousand Of AcClelals forces
had been ordered thither. The Cincinnati Ra9.i-
~. OF q late date says there are now not less
,l,n 4OOO6 FEDERAL and State troops in Ken
tricky and that the number will be increased to
co ooo. |, urges speedy movement in the direction tf
Cumberland Gap, the dispersion OF the Confederate
camp there and the taking possession OF the East Ten
ue,see and Virginia Railroad. The Louisville Journal
II the h inst, is much encouraged by the pros
p,ct It says-" We corhdeutly believe, that will 10
weeks, Tennessee aud not Kentucky will be the the
ar, OF the war The EaqgiTcr'I statement may be
rae, and the Joarnal may not be "whstlng TO keep
it, courage up" bu whether this be the case or no.,
the Coufeie leaders should be prepared for the
largest fore, the enemy can bring against them in
X ,niucky.
Toe Norfolk Diy Book Of yesterday says two large
ssoFp Dr.. steamers filed with mo1 were making prep.
rlions to leave Old POi0t, Sunday afternoon, and
PROBABLY by this time are gone. We d. not know, OF
course where this expedition s bound but there Is much
reason 70 bsi;ys that it is bouod for Hl,teras."
Oar sivces from Ohsr quarters appear under the te-
qFaphie aud usEs teeds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

say nothing Of the forts srmories arsena'
ships, &C., Of which the enemy was dspossessed In
the months of April and May. Thus stands the calen-
dar for the first six months Of the war--on our aide
series Of victories unbroken BY the affairs OF Kch
Mountain and Hasteras which, the odds considered, it
would be cowa-dce to boast Of On theirs, defeat dis
sster humiliation, and dshonor at every turn-thelr
proves humblsd, their nation bankrupted, and their
preepsions the theme Of universal rdiculs. At this
rate, and with this beginning, when will they conquer
the SonthS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
For the State at Large.

For the STATE at Large
JOHN R. EDNUNDS, Halifsx
ALLEN T. CAPERT0N, Monroe.
/. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlesex-
2. CINCINNATUs W. NEWTON, of Norfolk City
R. T. DANIEL. Of Richmond City.
4. WIN. F. THOMPSON, of Dinwiddis.
8. WOOD B0ULDIN, of Charlotte.
6. WIN. L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford.
7.B.F RANDOLPH. of Albemarle.
5. JAS W. WALKER, Of Madison.
9. ASA ROGERS, of Loudoun.
10. sANL. @. WILLIAMS CT Shenandoah.
IL. S. MCDOWELL REID, of Rcckbridge.
70. BENRY A. EDNUNDSoN, Of Roanoke.
IS. JAS. W. SHEFFEY, OF smythe.
"A. HENRY J. FISHER Of Mason.
"a. JOSEPH JOHNSON, of Harrison.
ID. f. d. FIIZaUGH. OF Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16


Toe Grenada Miss Motive, OF the 9th inst has sr
article currency setting forth the following suggestion
to which We direct the attention of practical 6napciers
The author who is said to be gentleman Of ability aud
experience his readiness to meet any objections
that may b, preferred sgans. the plan proposed for the
relief Of the country:
"Let convention of all the Southern banks be held
at which the CAPT al and business of each bank he fair
exhibited. Lot the convention come TO conclusion as
best II may what amount OF circulating medium the
cesses OF the country will probably require and what
will be the demands OF government ana also what pro,
portion these demands will bear 10 the capital stock OF
the banks. in this calculation specie should not enter
into the computation but instead Of such funds the
banks NAV have under control sound capital stock,
aud ultimate available basis. Let the convention theu
recommend that the banks issue and pat Ia circulation
by notes at four months AID retessbe tie amount OF
currency the government ard community may
bly, require pr estimate and that each bank issre Its
proportion but let the convention strictly epjoin thai
bank without general consent shall issue above the
proportion assigned Let an executive committee be ap-
pointed to which each bank shall make full statement
Of It's condition at assigned periods with the understand
ing tina, all the hanks shall be regularly advised Of the
condition Of each Other. Thus, there will b, ecp.ocal
checks while each bank may exercise its discretion how
|, may deal with otter banks.
By the banks acting upon this plan, the Confederate
government each State government (excep, Mississippi
ID the people will have asmuoh money good gold,
they may need aud ought 10 have, TO circulate within
the ,unds Of the Couederscy. sup2osng the eontnu-
snce OF the blockade der the operations Of the Plan
suggested the government Confederate and Sate) will
have much and good currency If the cotton to-
bicso rice and sugar had been sid at good prices for
geld before Christmas. Undsr the operation OF this
PAN will be Of no impor whether staple pre-.
dace sold not. Nay, We err; they need hot be
sod aud far better not be- Because they will remain With
positive wealth, actual capitol good as gold,
while the want Of them will embarrass enemy and
set Europe ag inst her Toe adoption OF this Plan will
obviate the necessity Of resortng TO another plan pro
posed-that Of the Government buying the cotton and
tobacco Advancing upon themwhich lie fraught with
Immune: able embarrt sing complications.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
Tn. Confederate statr. KIeeuon..

The election for members OF Congress Is to be held on
tho frs, Wednesday in November, whi'h election
We are reminded by the Charleston Courier Is to be con
Quoted according the permanent Constitution and the
laws of the several States in force for that purpose
In State. which may not have provided by law for such
election, the sane vii be held according to the laws
heretofore existing in such States is the election Of mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives in the GSnseis Of
the United States.
The appointment Of Electors for President and Vice
President Is also made on the day Of the Congressional
electiou-,he first Wednesday in November.
The Electors are to meet IN their respective States on
the FIRST Wednesday in December 1851 and proceed to
vote for President al d Vice President
Congress is to assemble in regular session, at the seat
OF Government the eighteenth day Of February, 1862
On the nineteenth of February 1t is provided that the
President of the Sepa,e shall open the certificates and
the votes for President and shall then be
counted.
The President Of Che Confederate States will be inau.
gur,ted on the twenty sscord day Of February.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
VRs soEsTITUYIoE-sTLTg RIsaTs.
RICHMOND WING
~xDNrsuAy MORNING, oCr. Is. 1851.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

- Letters business psHss 30 addressed 70 "
Irs tOrt.ea on bOtA sides Of e paper 0u NOT % pso
YSiS "a TI OF kng sanding, OHgh 70 be knoUn 70 az
nd M ia no case Be depdyted from, Obituary notices e1ce
M sioA HAAS are cAdr1si for as advertisements.
~ We cnnnos underks 20 return reected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

Tie Louisville Journal of the 18th inst reports that
Hon. James s. Crissmau ard his awpsrtner killed
recently ny detachment Of Col Hoskirs command 1st
the Pulaski ,uny, KY, line In Tennessee Il is q
mistake as to Crssman, who lived to lnfrom the Union
and Amrcdn Of the brutal murder Of bis partner Mr..
Sslfiey, after be had offered 10 surrender.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
MARRIND.
DIHD.

On SATURDAY urt by Fs,h-- Lsra.ui, EOp- u.
a. psntc1a Bat'u Rouge, tLl hthEAU, OF Lcus
Ana % WoOpNILLE LATHAM, u, q Wig IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

DASK EOTH PAPER ". RANDOLPH has ior sale = "
@ sa.e fslted oelt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

GIVE 50 .yICt-J. ". RASDO -PH, i2i Main q es VII
~ PAIL al rs morning Gait Vile HaniBsck Tor Active
sssice tansR prtcfc inu II Camp Dite; The
~ Hus The Company; The kegl Tie March The camp
Guard Mon Rtsns Mode Cooking iheu,
lie . ate I pike 3 efs ociG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
MATTERS IN LiNCOLNDOM.
yRoN NORTHERN NEWSPAPERS.

The reports Of the sick and wounded in the hospitals
1t Wssbir gton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, made up
to the Z7lhult, show as follows compared with the re-
ports OF the week previous
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

IL will be rccoecied that some thirty thousand add.
tiona troops entered Washington between the goth and
9Th.
The quota Of Indiana men for the war 10 thrtyfour
thousand She has nov In the held:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20
I1Ortcstet 4ailg SpH
Ixorcestcr Eposs sJaice--Winter Arrangemep
w s1aue Close as fOiloNs,

Mails Close as follows;
Northern Worcester County, vermont ana NeW hAll
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad At oVu a. nv ara
Tte6bars. L5llssicr Leomustey West Boylston, Cal
dale Clrfo Lowell, and Nashua n Ia AZ eyy u III =
snd & 80 o. N and dua al 80 T. u ana i',V g. N
Princeton AM Eqs Princeton, $50 p MI ana Is cue So
6isy 3, Boston 30 and9tg a me- 2.45, and 800 p nj
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern AlsSsn
chusetts-am O. u-, and 500 p M; ana sre cue al sIH
shcis f s Except towns on the worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 s. H. ana AJVp nv anu aN
due at 8. 40 Sud ASO p m; ,.ilr,o5 ear
Way Mall on Providence ana worcester haiVau '''U
N and sre due a. g. so a. N; .. ~. ~,
:. ~ - is q m ana are due at D.. n.
ALBANY western New York and Western StatesD sly
g M ana 500 p. NJ; and due at and l045 y. IN,
Springfield sl5a M and 800 Ms and arc due at ~
is lar ali Connecticut except wndham and Nov
London countess Is a. H.. and 300 p M; and arc dts
a. r,S l on ie Of Norwich nd Worcester Railroad ami
New London and HinGham County, Conn, 1000 a. m
New You CITY and Souther, States $50 a. NJ and 10
m and are due at $50 and 10 As p m.
barre lIre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, NItLt
Dana west Rutland, 9s5 a M; and are due At 40)
olden Rutland, North Rutland. Hubbardston Cold
brook. and uaShsn $50 p. m and due at A.NJ a
Leicester. va .. ~ and 30 ~, and are due at 8 ua
Wilbur and wcs sInlbury, $50 a. M, and $50 D. I'll,
and are due NJ gto a. M, and 63e p m,
Shrewsbury. 81 p. M. and ia due at SEQ a. NJ
t,rgNOn New England Village and CoTdavtlle $40
m and are due 81 $50 p m,
III rrsnngSan s.s,h birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
woodvils, West 70, Northboro' southboro, Cofds
Vile and GFattJa. $3.50 p M; ana are due at 9l5 a. H.
Milford, Mendon, lloston. Bolton. Berlin, 800 ~ g.
and 500 p m; an are gae at rs s. m. ana o. P. M
mail fjr New Yurk and Boston and beyond, is closed
st thig Office or sunday at & 90 O'Clock D. m.
ONCE from a. Ia, to 500 p. N. SUNDAYS tnn!
I2.iJto Y a, il. IA. J. N. EARLE ?. n.
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ROFESS OR W 0 o D
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOEATOR,


Is precisely what ITS name Indicates Tor, while pleas
ant to the taste, il is reviviying, e&hcraung, and
strengthening to the vital powers II also reyiyihes
reinstaes and renews the blood in all its original pu
ry, and thus restores and renders the system nvul
nerable 10 attacks OF disease 1t is the only prepare
ton ever offered to the world in popular FORM 50 as
to be within the reach # all so chemically and
skilltuly combined as to be the most powerful tonic
and vet SO perfectly adapted as to act IN perfect
accordance Uih the lars Of nature dd het c. SoCtHe
the geakeSt stomach. ana tone up the DIGESTIVE Or
Gans and allay all nervous and other irritation. il
is also perfectly eXharatng in its effects, and ct it
is never followed by lassude depression OF spirits,
II is composed entirely OF vegetables and those thor
oughly combining powerful tonic and soothing prop"
Eertics, and consequently can never liure. such
remedy has long been felt to be dcsieraum i'll thee
Pmedical world beth by the thoroughly skilled in med-a
- zeal science and also by all who have suffered tromS
debility; for II needs no medical skill or knowledge
eyen TO that debility follows all attacks of ds-'
lease, and lays the unGuarded system open to the at
Stacks Of the most dangerous diseasest0 which poor
ghuuann is constantly liable. Such for example, as@
-thciOllOwinS Consumption, Bronchitis, lndigesuons
SDvspepsa, Loss Of Appetite. Faintness Nervous IT.
rabity, NEURALGIA, PapitatiOn of the Heart, Nell
SanchOly, liypuChOndria Night SweGts, L0nguor, Gid
Ydiness and all that class Of cases, teariuy fatal
If unattended to in time, called Female WedkHeSSS
Eaad Irregularities. Also Liver Dcrangcments or
AsTOrpdity, and Liver Complaints Diseases OF the Kih&
Hneys sCaldmg or IncontncnCe OF Urine, or any gen
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C5ooernment Embellishments.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE U. S.
AZ MARINE CORES.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Spu;pmber " 1879

WASHINGTON, september Is, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Tor each class separately, will
be received at this Office until Y clock NJ. OF Wednes
supplies to be delivered the Office Of the Assistant
ee expense to to the United STATES in Such
as from time to time be ordered, viz:
1900 yards Of Sky Blue Eersey all WOOL hair
81 inches wide, to welgh22 ounces to the yard On.
5000 Yards Dark Blue Kerscy all wool free from hair
d inches vice, to weigh Y ounces to the yard,
5000 Yards Dark Blue lwilcd Cloth all wool for uni
form coats, (iudigo wool dyed,l 81 n,hes wide, to
$50 yard Of scaiiet Cloth all wool (cochineal dyed
54inches wide, to weigh IL ounces per yard
Glass 40 ?.
1900 yards Of Dark iilue Flannel for oyersacks, all
wcol, indigo wool GyedD 81 inches wide, weigh
5000 yards of 81 Dark Blue Flannel for Shirts all
wool, dndigo wool dyed) q inches wide, 10 weigh
200 Gray Biuukeis, all wool to weigh four pounds
each, with letters 'U 5. Nj. in black, four inches
long in tie centres to be feet long and feet vide,
5000 pair Wooden socks three sizes properly made
Of good fleece wool with double and twisted yarn,
to weigh three pounds per dozen pairs, free from
grease.
5000 yards White Lnc for Pants, 50 inches wide, to
10000 yards White Linen Tor Shirts 50 inches WIDE to
$1,000 yards Canton Flannel or Drawers II inches WIDE
to weigh ounces per yard
-l,0oy Uniform Caps compete, except Pompons
El,5OO rompogs red wosted, bail shaped, inches in
5000 Fatigue Gaps, with coyers,) to be made of blue
1900 Stocks
600 gross Coat Buttons, ,kagleJ
900 hross Jacket Huttons. (Eaale)
Ivy gross est Buttons tLaSeJ
I2yg PAIRS Glow Metal reSGents ana a3ale straps
@oV stts bp@uelte huIIloh lof oeTseahtS anu torPo
1000 SETS Epauette Bullion TO Privates.
1850 yards OF Yellow binding
lg0 swords for Sergeants.
5O Drums, ltenOr,) complete.
5g Drum SINKS.
30 snare Drum lleaus.
l lg0 Drum Cords
l0O sets OF Drum Shares.
lOO lockwood "b'' F E5ess W
n ooo II. Gas NO: B.
Glass No. /,
l,2JO Cartridge Boxes.
l,zUO Bay onet Scaobards.
l,2UO Percussion Cap Pouches.
l,2eO Gartidee Box Belts.
Ivy Bay0net bclts
leo Waist Belts.
l,290 Waist Plates.
Lon Breast Plates.
Clnss No.
800 Haversacks.
g9O Gan{eens
Class No. o.
For making and trimming the following articles. viz:
Watch coats; sorgcants c0rporals' musicians and
pents fanncl and aen shirts dTaer Soi nSe o sac e
and red and blue jOckets Tor boys '
The above mentioned articles rnpst corG,r, IN o,,,e
spects to the sealed standard patterns in the oce of he
hgton D. G.; Assistant ouarcrlgastcr once Marine
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rlnc Stations Brooklyn New York and Rnsttn W.saa
4SG Sbs wmcsc 'Ity eah 9e eXamined
tion If tbcfn shall 10 apy1S, Ut ay POT
4" samn s, IN Gosoffea as not iully conforming
will he bonnJ 10 t,rist ao 9ilu tie ,liaGtot
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Office No. 81 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
% strictly Office business and give special attention
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BY rdEm OWN IMPROVED METHOD OF TREATMENT
OF They will guarantee speedy and perfect cure in
adseasesO private nature whatever the origin which
may come under their care matter how long standing
TO FEIIALES-Drs. II, * 7. have made the subject
oil all diseases peculiar to Females their particular
staJy and this department of practice they will con
tnue 10 give special attention. and from their past
cess they feel confident in warrantg most prompt and
edectua cures in the most difficult cases.
Drs HILL & THoMPsON's original Indian Emmens
gogue sent to any part of the country, as directed
Price SIS. DIT jyl5