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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

Military Battons.-A correspondent, writing
from the camp near Norfolk, asks whether
there is a button mandatory IN any OF the
Southern States, where military button
might be made blythe quantity. We are un
able to furnish the information desired.
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A child was run over by a wagon, on l'th
street. yesterday evening, and very seriously
injured. II was taken into the apothecary
store of Mr. John w. Frayser, and properly
cared for. Parents cannot be too careful IN
keeping their children from making play
ground of the public streets, where the con-
finued passage of heavy vehicles 10 charge ol
not over careful drivers, renders very certain
the chance of injury which might Do aVoiaeol
nx.I 10 ho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

At Home and For Home. The Richmond
Home Artillery, under the command Of Col.
Thomas L. Ellis, are expected to meet to-
night. .. .he Mechanics Institute, for the pur-
nose Of organization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

". aadsrsissd that Gen. Jefferson Dayla
len the nsascss raisrsad station 10 Nersh
Carolina ~ . o'clock yssterdAy evening. %
route Our thIs city. Ne may 10 sxpsassd u
Richaeua st IN early hour this mofatne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

Returned to the Ciiy.-Rev. I. W. White
Chaplaio of the Howiizers, has been forced te
return to the city on account of indisposition
He reports all quiet, aud the menbers OF Cap
tain Shields company all we'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

A Stare named Nick, belonging to James
Thomas, Jr.. was carried before the Mayor
yesterday. charged with being runaway and
hsing on, "st.sr hours" The Mayor pun.
ishad fka HOY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

Disehorqed.-The Mayor, yesterday, dis
charged John Curren, who has been confined
in the city jail for several Gays for failing TO
give security on the charge of beating his
WIFE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

eE Persons at a distance forwarding theh
subscriptions by Express, are requested &c
writ. the name~ of their respective POSTUM
ae~s, leg,biy, in their letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29
OIEN

OIEA,
On the asth Of NAV, AFTER four days Illness,
EDWIN son Of VIM B. and Lucy O'Conner,s sd
months and 10 days.
Dearest Edwin. thou hath left Us,
Here thy loss deeply feet:
Bat tits God who hath bersft us,
He can all or SORROWS heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
when the day of life IL fed
Tn. u in Heaven with 10y to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
On the 2e,h inst. in Henrico county. mrs HAN
NAH ELLIS. sxad 20 years months and Ia days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

Tie Hsstisgs Court will adj ,uru to-day
Eysfy prisoner tried before the the Judge the
present term has been convicted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

~ We wish IL distinctly understood ina
postage stamps 'ofH not tie received In pay
ueut for subscriptions 10 the Dispasch.
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WI II HARPER. Proprietor.
HsSRY SHuRY, hupt. my R-lh
COYNER', WHITE

CON<Ek'S WHITE
NN1 AMI BLACK SULPHUR AND
E.Nt MALYREsTE SPRINGS
Ih-s WATERING-PtACB viii be open for the
reception Of visitors on the 2vTE OF NAY. Il Ia
situated on the line and in full view AZ the W.
einia and Ten nesses Railroad, about half mile
from BonsAck's Dsrot, Roanoke, Va a. mich de-
pot an OMNIBUS will always De- fonnd waltz q,
on the arrival Of the cars. to convey passengers
TO the Springs
These White and Black sulrhur Waters have
effected numerous cures. The While sulphur,
aggravated cases Of dyspepsia serious affections
# the liver, kidneys, and bladder, general de-
biity aid especially diseases Of the uervousHvs-
! lem and those 81 es-es peculiar t. females. The
black sulphur, all kinds Of diseases 0f the skin,
aggravated cases of letter, and other eorTuplons
| OF the skin
The accommo6 atinns are equal 10 any 70 be found
| In the mountsins OF Virginia, and the IA 81 AID
| ATTENDANTS Il the most sati- factory charo eer,
| together with a fine BASD OF MUSIC, and every
| attraction usually found at frsl class Watering
Places-as to all of which beg leave TO refer 10
! the large number of persons who have heretofore
| visited tue place. ..
| BOARD VIII DO reduced to S3o par month for
| families chi dren and servant. halt pTIce.
| There Is also 4 TELEGRAPH OFFICE hare,
| which commu nicates with all parts o! The south.
| IA. HEFFKJPiNGBR,
|
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What We Have Escaped.

II Is estimated by competent judges that the
LiscoLS war debt will be from two hundred
and fifty to three hundred millions Of dollars
per annnm. Indeed, there are those who be-
lieve that II viii cost him one million day 20
carry on the war. And, lei il be remembered.
this is only the beginning of operations, which
must become moro costly and enormous as the
area of battle is extended. If Virginia. OBJ
serves the Valley Star, had remained in the
old Union, che would have been bound for her
proportion of this expenditure, aud tina, t.
Ggbt her Southern sisters for the benefit Of q
hsilish crew Of Abolition fanatics. The Nor
aiLL tariff cuts off all revenue from customs
and the money would have TO be raised by diree
taxation. Think Of that, people Of Virginia
How would you like the fun Of shouldsriui
from thirty to CITY millions Of L!scoLHs Wa
expsnsss, and paying the greater part Of |
eat u ycar osa pocke.ss n The ast
policy Of sgwAEp and L,scoLs forces upol
~ fhe nseesdiy VI dxstsa1 and paying, vii
~ sot slsss % dshs asai#sf iss@ ass sor sh'
Bssih pfatsttyi
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WAN T9


For other "Wdnts" see FRET pdge.l
VIraNTED-yIRGINIA GUARD.-TwENTY
w MORE MEN WANTED, tor tn:s c mpa-
L, , now III service. apply 20 The heerultiuS @
8 "a can. a. the office OF payly bite, Attor- hi
u.ys-at-Law At the coILor VI Twelfth anu "
Franklin streets.
BY order OK
nv 2s-at Capt. sAML. I. BAfLY.
NAyANTED-Two or three GlkL5 " WORK III
w our plndery. 1hose accustomed 10 sewing
stitehiug aud folding Prelerred u1od wages
gwen VEST x JOHNSTON,
Boox,e. Iero and binders,
INV eal. Main street.
XxyANTkD-Cvmpeten WhlIh fnAMsl Ehe,
w familiar win driving ana altsndlnB 10
mates Liberal wages Will To pad Tor such.
q AAUki UAkLANp,
NV sadt Cant, and Ass QueTtelma,ler
NIANIED.-A }vuns nan. " 40 eau siso SoVe
w recommendations, wiehes hhF ~ Az, .
no will .. satisfied with small comPeRsAtIon.-
| Aadrvss y, o. hichmond, va.
my za--a2ssitt ----
! VI~ANTEL-1.p or twsi,e HANDS, imInedi-
w ateiv 10 MAKE CAS- nj DUb SUA - Inc
| AK u.st WAKES VIII Ue gwen. A. hbHh,
Nv ~. N IT5 Broad, oct 9Th aud 9th al-,
JI7ANTEU.- kns wANThD. Al
w NV Il, ukEkN a LIN,
| my 2y.ts Corner Graco and II n btreets.
| w ANTE D-la u sDlATk and
| w HARNEso HANDS. GvUd wages VII! Do
| nsa Inv 44-u*l u. A. BROWN.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst at the residence Of the bride
uncle BY the Rev. A. Duncan, MT WM kot
TODD and Miss ELIZA A. GoDDls. all Of this
IL Petsrshurs and Mississippi papers pissss
COPY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

i aagsaEas LssIGs .--U1i. WAda HsIAptes,
Of uoiuubis. 8. O.. hW hsen AuthortYtd hy
Jsf u4yls, 10 vAibs tetson. conststink " e0v
Navmen tsix compnntss,) ot9 cavalry 4fsuf
&, b. snfsred la the prosistonsi army f0r ooe
YEAR, and to serve whsreyef ordered, Col, y.
/. nov IN Charleston 70 arrange the 0es&Ae,
NGd will eocn call for companies.
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I.,A MON r q o M cry

A. 4 MI NEG d VI r r.
vEMY WHITE SULPHUR sPRlHds,
lt.Rf liz MosrooAYRy CouyTT, VA.
Ini. delightful Watering Place will open for
the reception OF visitors on the goth day OF hsy.
These Springs ars more easy Of access man any
IN Virginia, being Immediately on the virginia
and 1enne sses Railroad. in the most healthy
portion OF the state, aud surrounded ny the most
beautiful mou ntain scsnery The medicinal quar-
lies Of the waters are fully established, having
been instrumental in the eure Of ma ny diseAsss
peculiar to the Southern country. This A"'
only elightful summer resort, bat, In these
exciting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
iren. Telegraph communication with all IN
portrait points a the Con federated statss.
LOUIS y. J. AMIsb, Proprietor.
EyNT Presidant s-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29
SAND e. ThE NEW >.

Our friends at th~ var,ons camps ana p'aefs
4 rendezvous and elsewhere, viii CONFER
tavor by sending 70 rs any interesting 'n~'
iix-nce, at the earties; practicable moment
for pu bIication We desire 20 keep our reader :
informed IN regard TO everything that 'r"he'
pires, and will pay an adequate e"snPehsA
ton for important news
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

LETTERS AND PACkA6 Is Tor
members OF the lar HEGlMkNF L
NlhulNIA VOLUNTEERS, now at Manassas r
Gap, can be left at I. LsMKrL's, Broad street III
Hotel. It. moOhh, Col. oVminandihR ~
nv fists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29
KOtkBRID.E BATA>,

SNNA0 VlkGINIA.
le:mi The undersigned has returned to take
cnaras y thIs favorite " ATERlS0 PLACE, snd
he hopes by prompt and strict attention ~ bud
ness to receive De liberal u support ss was En-
tended to him under his former management -
The establishment Will be open for sS!IoTs "a
the seth OF MAY, issl ,
ed, and their tonic qualities oxteaa throughout
every class OF disease. delicate females and
children have, without exception, received sfaai
benefit In all diseases lneiasns to their sex -
These Baths cAn afford IS secure, eeSafarseis
and convenient refuge for fan1iitss leaving tbs
eeat of war ~ DO Iuund Ia virginia:
TheEs will be a DAILY NAIL fau Baltimore,
Richmond and points aeaat equally dsiA9i =
There il only ten miles of tagging nnH toeheh,
On the virginia Central Railroad, through 70
mantle and beautiful country.
The following low rates are adopted In order
thar all may be accommodated, and they are 80
moderate that all can afford 10 psy them
Price per diem. 81 ~
- - wesk........ ...'''''''' sU
" - month. ....... ......''.' 50 w
REFERENCES. Justiee fancy, nd er'
iov A. Wise, Gov. John Letcher Col y. II.
smith Va WM. JOApAH w.
IN L. lm<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINiA-A
ID PROCLAAAToN.- W hereas. vacancy mas
occurred in the Convent OF virginia by lhe
OF TOR the county vi Mecslenburg, therefore the
sheriff # said county Is hereby required to hold
an eiectipn at the several places o. voting pre-
scribed by law in said county, on MONDAY, the
10th dav Of June next, for member Of the Con-
aforesaid.
- Given under my hand as Governor, and
}Lsf under the Seal Of the Commonwealth,
- at Richmond. this 9Th day OF May. 1891,
and In the s5th year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

NOTICE.-2OO COkDS CHOICE oAk aud
IN PINE WOOD for sale at lowest CASH price;
Also prime lot Of BALED OATS ana HAY a.
al al cash, per hundred. Office between sth
and 9Th streets, Basin Bank: r,,
RICHARD REfNS,
Por SYLVESTER +. COOKE.
Ps-lfBA LED OATS, HAY or WOOD sold at
my office should not prove as recommended,
please return the same aud get better, or yohr
money returned. free of cartase.
INV 2s~sw* SYLVESTER r. COOKE.
NOTICE.-Un and after JUNs 10Th, issl, ,na
~ Office OF + MILTON GAHY. Commissioner in
Chapcsry for the Circuit aud Hus;ings Court. of
Rchmond, aud Circuit and County Courts of Hen
rico, will be closed. All persoas having papers
before the said Commissioner are hereby not fed
10 ca for the previous TO the aforesaid day
Once hours, from O'Clock A. "A. top NJ
JOHN ,. CARY,
NV .astx For r. M Cary. Canir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

BE- Carb mes.
| ONE DOZEN LATEST IMPROVED
BREACH LOADING CARBINES
| FOR SALE.
Inori,s ~ No 10 Pearl street, my 2e-3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

1NA1 THE W sFFkffE a Sc L ? Fl d
G.sE aREEsBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
op.ned for the reception OF visitors on the ls'a
instant. .,.
TERMS OF BoAKD.-For thirty days or less. ~
per day for any period after the expiration Of
thirty days, ~ per day-white servants Two,
hiros coloreA servants and children under "
and over years, half prizes.
j HUMPHREYS. Prss't.
N. BAN abundant supply VI ICE hss been .s'
IN rad my T-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

s~ ALL LETTERS AND OIHEk
1A COMMUNICATIONS Tor msmbeis oil
Lo1npa ny b, Is, hes iIneut Virginia "lun- q
IA. RI will be left with j. .. IOwEh, at h NJ. nj
smith s. No. Il Main street, " no viii rwsro "
ina ,u,ns JAMES h. LEE,
nv 2T-ts CAPTAIN COMMA ding.
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ALLEGHENY SPRINGS,

VtAV MONTGOMERY co, VA
l,,tE L This celebrated WATERiN0-PLACR
vii D. Upeued for the reception OF visitors 90 the
lat day OF June. 49,
[ ncated three and half miles from the VIZ
,1nia and Tenpesses Railroad, they are easy "
access and at erd the best security Tor families
Each department is supervised BY The proprts
tors, who will attend personally to the wants q
heir guests.
The waters of these Springs stand unrivssd for
the cure Of dyspepsia.
IN h,
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A. kOth BkEDGE Alt VI sfnnN ~
8EA9 This delightful and quiet hhThhAT
IhLA will be open to visitofs tina 10Th Of
~, =. il rve niles from nillbcro Depot
RuARp.-4s par day f50 per m0nth-ShildToA
and servants half price.
as An ample supply Of ICB was secured
NV l2im FRAZIER RANDOLPH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

A. 4 MACS II "a ID .-Ini- favurite and
NAYplessant SUMNER X SORT will be
A.0A open for the reception Of visitors o.
aUA Da Y, the sd of June
NAG's HEAD is in aurriluek county. No-h
Carolina, Immediately on the Atlantic Ocean ani
Albsmarle sound and for drf Bathing il unsef.
passed by any watering place on the Atlantic
coast IL Is also safe retreat for families from
the present excitement ts location msking Il Sc
cure from attack, either py land or water
The building will accommodate about 400 visi.
| tors
| A steamboat will from Norfolk TO Mays
| Head, through the Aibem.rie and Chesapeake
| Canal. during he season.
Terms ter Board per day......,......s 7N
| per week ............. IL %
| s. - per mouth t.t. .s...f,s ~ W
| Children and arvauts half price.
| WI uAPPEk pronKietn,
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A,k AMELIA SPRINGS, yuRGINn
V:AYis located Al miles sonihwe.t Of Rich
lk.N 4 mond. the prenmond and rspvfJIa
4 a1 asd will be opened for visitors on the FIRST
OP JUNE.
regular omnibus line will connect daily with
the Cars.
The Proprietors will use every effort To gIvs
satisfaction to those who NAV visit A.Ys.abls
resort. W. will keep the BEST TABLE, and nnr
BAR shall be we'll stocked with The best Ii.
QU0Rs. We have an sbu ndanee OF ICs.
rERNs:
Board. per mouth sss %
Children under 10, and servants .,......... u 50
FsF uhy 20
White servants two thitds.
Meals sert to rooms will bs charged extra
my 2a-d2ms ". Y. e WILSON
49, YELLOW SULPHUR >PRINIS.
NAY This pleasant Watering Place, 4 mil
le.3f from The Christiansburg Depot 10 ths
cVnu.y VI Montgomery, on the Virginia aud Ten.
nes-es Railroad, Is now open for the reception o..
vtsit"rs
A line CT Coaches will connect with each tram
| to convey pa sengers TO and from the sprogs
A good supply o. Ice secured
| nv 2s-3iawlm ny THB PROPPIRTORs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

D NOTiCE.-Ths annual meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the RlCHMoNp,
FREDERICKSBU and POTOMAC RAIL hOAD
COMPANY will be held al their office, in the city
Of Richmond, on WEDN RSDAY, the 2eth inst
At IL o clock ID. q. w. ID ACMU hpo,
NV I'D treasurer.
,-~ PROTECTING the Clff.-Ail
Free Men of Color, who will willingly
voIunteer their services, will call al The Mayor
Office, at the City IL Ii, and give IN their names
Art
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-29

49, NOTICE TO THE SOLDIERS
The lad les Of the Monumental church
are a. work for the soldiers at the Hall of the Me-
CHANCES INSTlT UTE.
Any work which may be required, Will be
eheerfuiiy and promptly done my 1s-"t"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19

WAR OR NO WAR.-The seceders marched
in armed bodies, and compelled the guards Of
the United States forts and arsenals TO surren-
der them butt egaS not Car.
With aims in their hands they captured mil
lions of dollars worth of cannon, small arms
and munitions of war, belonging to the Uni
ted States but it oUdS not lCar
They seized the ships of the United States
but 1t acdS not tCdr.
They seized the minis and the money of the
United States, and applied them to their own
use but it not ,rdr.
They fired on an unarmed ship, carrying
supplies to fortress Of the United States /; but
II ,olS not aCdr.
They are beseiging the fortresses of the Uni
ted States, have surrounded them with militia
ry works, and cut off their supplies but it as
not arar.
But if the United States attempt to relieve
their beleaguered garrison, or even to send
them provisions in an unarmed vessel, it is
lUdr.
If they attempt to transport cannon from
one fort to another, or from foundry to a
fort, ii is Ddr.
If they transfer soldier from fort to fort, or
from state to state, ii as 1car.
If they send out ship to protect their loyal
citizens, 1t is ,car.
To talk of executing their laws, protecting
their commerce, or collecting their revenue, 1t
is ,oar, horrible war.
Since the foregoing was written, the rebels
have fired on Fort Sumter. Is that Dar?-
! WASHINGTON Star.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19

SUSPICIOUS CRAFT.-There is now lying at
Gloucester the schooner palmetto State" (of
Gloucester She is OF about 80 tons burthen,
While on a mackerel cruise TO the northeast
coast fishing grounds last summer, the Palmet-
to state beat every other vessel, numbering
some four hundred, which gave her a try on
the wind. The bulwarks, top of the masts.
and other sparS are painted black, while her
hull below the water line is painted white.
AT the present time, the palmetto State"
may be called a long, rakishlooking craft.
She will sail on cruise to some quarter of the
globe before many weeks and as the Palmet
TO flag has often been displayed oil board
while in port, it would not be strange affair
if the first flag of the "Confederated States"
in northern waters was found hoisted on board
of the Gloucester schooner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19

BOUND TO FIGHT.-' An interesting incident
occurred Wednesday, when the Worcester
Light Infantry arrived at the State House,
Boston, which ows the spirit that anlmates
the volunteers. a gentleman standing on tie
steps as the company came up, observed q
little fellow in the ranks, and stepping up to
him he took out his pocket book, and putting
twenty dollars in the young soldiers hand
said; you are too young and too small to
carry musket, take this money and let me
take your place % The boy refused to take
the money or resign his place, saying that he
"was bound to iight"-T rdnscrj0f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19

The Hartford Press says young man,
well known to many in that city, noted for
many natural gifts and acquired accomplish
ments, skilled in various mechanical matters,
ingenious TO an admirable degree, and former
ly much respected for his fine social DISPOSE.
ton and for many generous and noble traits of
character, was sent to Jail Wednesday morn
ing Tor fifteen days, the victim of an uncon-
trollable appetite for stimulating and intoxicat.
ing drinks He has considerable property in
another state underthe charge of a guardian.
Early Thursday morning fire broke out in
the building occupied by j. p. Allen 6 Son in
Manchester, Mass. The building, with
nearly all its contents, was burned. Loss
$4,000 to $4,000. There was insurance on
the property at Worcester, Salem, and Dor
chester, for $1,000 The building was owned
by b. L. Allen of Boston.
John w. Waterbury, a man of some forty
years, while intoxicated, last Saturday night,
was run over and killed on the railroad be-
tween Daren depot and Lockwood's Corner.
He was so terribly torn in pieces that his re-
mains could only be identified by the pieces
d as clothing which were scattered along the
Track. He leaves Il wife and five children.
AS Tue Worcester accommodation train was
entering Providence, Thursday morning, the
locomotive after being detached from the
tralh' came IN collision with the tender of an
other locomotive which was "backing up."
Both engines were damaged to a considerable
extent. No one was injured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19
The NTedicinnI rroperIies of RRYAN,s rI1I.

The Medicinal Properties of BRYAN'S Pull
MONlC WATERS are contained in the least objection
able form that medicine can be administered They
pleasant to the TASTE eecual in all cases of Colds
Coughs, Bronchitis Sore Throat. Asthma &C. single
trial viii convince the most increduloGs that relief can
be obtained III ten minutes with this invaluable remedy
The inventor, that it is fate of all preparations
put up for public be in discriminatory condemned
by many either from selfish motives or desire TO dis
cover uncommon ski, without showing anything in
their composition medical virtues and notwthstand-
ing however unjust such decisions may be- or whatever
weight they haveyet he confidently believes that this
medicine, prepared with the caution and of the
hest and most suitable ingredients will found TO re-
leve the afflicted, and to effect a cure in many cases
where other remedies have faed has no hesita
ton in warranting cure, refund the Sold in
boxes (price 25 cents,) by all Druggists.
apl2 de0G&weowlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-19

THE EIGHTH REGIMENT passed through
this city last night, for Washington, occupy
ing sixteen cars. The companies were mostly
from Essex county. In answer 10 the calls of
the multitude, Gen. Butler, who accompanied
chem, said few words. "Let us swear" lie
said, "as we love our mothers, as we cherish
our sisters, and honor our fathers, as we hope
for heaven hereafter, to maintain inviolate the
union Of these states. 1t matters not whether
the traitors be north or south, their manifest
wickedness appears. I hold him for my per
sonal friend who strikes for the Union against
such traitors, and he is personal enemy who
whispers aught against it. In this contest we
Danish party differ euces, we are all Americans
who love our country aud its flag. He closed
by saying that only by the sword could we
have peace, that only in the Union could we
have liberty" Gen Buffers remarks were loud
ly cheered, and, as the long train passed on, the
troops were greeted with warm demonstrations
of enthusiasm by the assemblage.