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PROSPECTUS
or THE
N f ~ 20 RK LEDcER
To7 1B02.

The Ledger has been more pro.perous-has made
more money during the past twelve moaths-ihan any
other paper daily or weekly published In New York
or any other city IN thiN country The great reason
~hs the Ledger has efeD so much mote successful
tban any OF all other papers f. THAI not
tsttd Us spend money freely IG securing the OF
al the great aud paitaisf ~rilers Of the eauntry.-
WING other PAPER. have hsfn compelled
mxs-to cut down the OF their sh.ct4 and print
% Foef q1Aatt} OF FaPaf-ws have the other
hanh sesh enah'eH 10 keep NJ ~ the highest point "
excellence, TIT every frrpcrt art Of
all the iMfrefemslsts ssta novelties Which ~el tend
70 the eascrtstnme and qualification II readers
We nAse never offered any hnmbug premiums to Sc.
cure snbsrsibers, for the thst have pro.
fwrfed 10 put kKRIr af PkEsrs, into The paper sef
aud In thai way give every reader n,ere than lie worth
81 his money BESIDES nIue est OF every papers
that have offered premiums have bern swudiimg con
Germs and every paper ihas has ana tanE To do with
mat suTt of ttfftfS In -tsfe Il. die TAey
Quoted 90 sound business principles
n The following are tAe oi n leading
cpnirit Htprs tor the REV yFarir62 Whist other pn-
per ever presented such ah array Of distinguished and
popular ~ mes
iion. kd~srd Everett, Rev. John s. C. Abbott,
Wm4 Cullen bryant, A. Oakley Hall, JOHN G. saxe,
Geo. II. Morrison, n y. Willis, Geo. b. Prentice,
ssisanus Cobb. Jr., EMERSON Bennett, VI Ross W al
lace II s. Arthur, y. Hamitaa M,ers, Col. w alter
9. Dunlap, Mrs. sigonrney Mrs. sonfhworsh. rsnuy
Fern, Ann4 Cora Richie, Alice Cary, Mary Forrest
Miss 4. A. Dapuy. Mary Stanley Gibson, aHd many
citrgynen professors In euttegek. statesmen, and
ther eminent writer's residing Ia different parts OF The
Union.
Our corps OF coniribHtors Tor the coming year WIN
be so large. aud embrace snch variety ~ eminent
talent. that every department OF literature III ra.
csye the atisasion OF eoapet.s' Do ana
Pile and special justice. In faet witt
send from week 10 week much mat, err than We
possibly that shall always have fresh
add super abandan: supply from which 10 select Tux
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FAPER~-a paper OF high moral llne. The exalted
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ri ibis pure and healthy character all its srcles tho
care which II tas eB that M. pas Bsise word
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bece3 dr~ NeW-YOrk.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
A HEITS B, A u STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer.

Nos. 2965 Main street, and No. Southbr dye street
Furniture made order; Repairing and Vanishing
at his shop OF at your holses. oy experienced work
men in neat manner. On moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, Extension Tables sciid, Black
Walnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
Eases Desks Counters, Snow Cases, Picture Frames
wire Screen Frames, Mel odeons. &c made and sod at
low prices. Pulpts AMI Church Furniture made to
tr,ler. Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep hand Cofns and Coffin Trimmings, at
rensnnable prices. ALPHEUS Il. AUSTIN,
ap2 dtf worcester, MASS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
TERMS OF ADvERrTsTNG.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the Dali, or SI no
square for three nserons 20 cents for each su h.
sc laent insertion. Ten line, or lessl c,nstitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside, in anv
prominent place 40 $50 those largely displayed vii
Dc charged extra rates Ccntracts by the year may he
made on liberal terms
~ wEEALI tr't insertion 81 per "square' each sub
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid m
g. lns6e quarterly payments ~ ~ 't"''"
~ 10 grataite4s Advertisements. NO rep,rt reso
LAlIVi5 pr proceedings Of any corporation soeetv az
sosiatoi and no nmunicRtlon designed 10 cali aften
ton 70 any matter Of limited individual IN reest csp
,,li,sserteS unless PAD for as an Advertisement
W The Publishers will not mold themselye resnop
Soe tof any errors that occur, beyond Il e amoup
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

EO l'E I.--tonr tenements to let. with
- barns or without Inquire OF JOHN uAMNtoND
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
furniture.
THE PEoPLEs COMPLAINT.

IL
That times are very hard. ana money very tip.,.
That the people have not sprk, and In bad plight
And that for Carpets aud cfockey they pay high
And that for all extras, tcY must pass them by =
Of this and other matters fne people they complain
Andtt makes me feel sad TO see their faces filled with
And If by selling cheaptthis will make them smile
Even II my money lose, tiley can share It awhile
therefore, have c0nclufu' without regard to cost to
All OF my Kitchen Goods, eatery and Carpets as well:
Also, Crockery and Gldss Ware at a discount am
With Brooms and Bru hes and everything, all I cannot
be a telling.
Therefore ladies and gentlspen ouy apon this
For have full supply oglouse Furnishing Goods at
1t located in the Bay Stste Block, the Poets cor
ner.
Here have good Stock % oods, and cheao as any,
nv honor.
Now coqe one and ALL buy aur goods and soon times
for better will change,
Andf Your money is little w hold if you buy at
the Puetjcal Exchange.
And should my capital at te end of the war be light
Why hen mere is energy ana nhition wich in Tor the
Fore battle field, aud Il do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hara times with one vigorous
And in conclusion, custeers thank for the tavors
Also those which resolving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last.
\ B-1he people are respectfully invited to call at
the Poetcal Exchange, and ex annie my Goods which
les - dIg oRsoN n. HEATH
VHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
n IN USE.-E. IS. LANISON d Co have lust received
: lot of j. D. WILLouGHSY's Fatent selfSealing
PRESERVE CANS,
The best Those wishing preserve Fruit of any
Kind, will do well to call and examine them before pu
chasing elsewhere. We have also received and shall
keep constantly hand T. d X. Boots superior quality
Pearl. WHITE GRANETE WARE,
Every piece warranted not to eracke which we offer al
prices that cannot tail to suit purchasers We keep
constantly on hand large stock OF
EEtkE-SI, EtrlsSKSsBINS, r.,nue
Both New and SECONDHAND turInlure OF every VARIETY
Eeatner l:eds and Beddg Also, large lot of ParloI
snd Cooking stoves. Call before you buy.
h. Z. LAAIS0N 4 CO.,
tb, bs, and 70 Main street
eeS +. b. LAMsoE Will give his personal attention to
the sale real estate personal property city county
state. df sl5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
sequel to The Amputnted Hand.

lately sent you strange story, in which
distinguished surgeon, whom called Huber
ii, bore a painful part.
The story of the ampntated hand, which
smells so strongly of the jealous and revenge
full old Spanish Hidalgo-which you took for
a puff and which was so unlike the Paris
mo le that did not myself believe it's ney.
ertheless true TO the letter. One OF the parties
resides at Brussels, where he fled when the
=. affair came to light.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

GOAPr-Wincheste Burwell's and Ma
~ sans, for sale low by DWINNELL & TAFT, 234
Main street dtl s4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

u q NJ . Z
DIR, u. A. ANDREWS
Has removed his Medical Office from lO5 Main Street to
47 Summer Street;
ng- lie invites all his friends to call and see him,
DIR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity TO say 10
bis friends and the public that he continues to treat the
following diseases with almost entire SUGGEST
Dyspepsia In all its forms Constipation: Chronic Di
arrhea HemorrlOids Jaundce; Biltary Calculi; Pal
81. without Inflammation OF the Brain; liIsrERA; HY.
PocHoNDRIA: NEURALGIA, Nerveache, whether seated
In the Face stomach Liver Bowels, Uterus or EXtrem
ltes; Chronic Catarrh; Humid asthma; Nervous Pal.
nitation Enlargement of the Liver and Spleen; Incon
Thence of Urine Gravel; Leucorrhea Irritable Uterus
Virulent Gonorrhea; Geet; Cutaneous Eruptions
Rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness vi
the Joints; Periodical Headache; Spinal Irritation &c
J.A. ANDREWS, NJ d.
June 25, 1851 dt1 Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
Eor Sale OF "a gst.

EOR SALE OR TO LET-On lease of
years store Building, No. 5O Main street. new oc-
ip'eI itI As s9oe ore and AmbrOtvpe saloon Posses
IG7 lte ihe nrSt oi any month. Apply to G. LORINC
-'' -us'u street, up stairs Worcester. dtF o3l
W LET.--A frst-class house, new and
convenient, and desrabIy located within few
injuries walk Of tie Post Office possession oiyep ~
Se w yeiehcg Address Post Office drawer No I2i
cu au28
'ENO l.ET.--Four tenementg to lei With
% barns or without Inquire OF JOHN HAMMoNp,
SO diff
FH'O RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
n Boarding tenement of sixteen rooms; also. a tene
meht OF seven rooms Inquire Of j. W. UPHAM
A N UPPER TENEMENT TO RENT
N having six floor, and two on the next
at No. 3 wellington street. Inquire Of GEO p. BRY,
Ant, Mechalies building. ar OLE
ETRONT ROOM TO LET-Over our
store 234 Main street DWISNELL Z. TAFT
fHNO LET-The House corner of Main and
- King streets, occupied bv Rev. Il. l. Wayland
Inquire at No. harrington Corner dt s2S
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
9llSnrante.

QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
W ANCE COMPANY, of Quincy Massachusetts,
AVAILABLE AND CASH CAPITAL s47s344 g.
WILLIAM s. MORTON, President.
CHAS. A ROWLAND, Secretary
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NJ nsuptsINAa.
TIE SOLDIERS sAFE GUARD.
A NEW WEAPON OP DEFENCn
sAEETY AnATNsr prAruI

bOLDlEkS who calamity volunteer thsir ssrvis
the GoNetnment, should he proteted again
sio kn l,,. ana Dea,h by inglorrus disease. II
became ,ence, m1re deaths have resulted f-cr
sickness ulAn from the casualties u war
let every soldier he armed with RADyAY,
READY RELIEF II will prove a. serviceabs -
rn,isket, pistol, sword or tayonet with II no dan.
ger will result from snnstroke, DArrhel Dysentory,
Fever and Agne, Typhus and Typhoid Fsvun,
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache. or other p.ins;
Coughs, Cods, Influenza or Asthma WIZ va
remedy plentmIy used al tne camps, no soknea
viii bre"E out or l,estilencs prevail.
RArrAYs READY RELIEF has been funy
proved t. I've the m 1T important equipment the
medic stores. II saved the lives Of Thousands q
soldiers m Venezue la New GransiA and Ecnad 1,
SOUTH America II also proved " great value " ths
ghth Regiment during their encsinpmeni =
Quarantine, ~ vuucLed for by all the officers, and
upv ards Of a5o priyates Of the gallant Eighth.
Should the chances o. war require the prescnos q
our troops In the'mAlarious regions, lag'uns and
marshes and rice pantst Of the Southern Statsa-
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF viii prove Of noro
service II used. than all TIE betteriea and ati1ertss
OF the earth. VIII this remedy, the loss OF lifs n
the diseases o. c mate u he small; without a. and
dependent upon the skill ofthe army sirgeons, IN
acclimaied, and without experience a. " the dises-
es A. they prevail in those localities the los q In
IN he fearful. 4
RAILWAYS READY RRLIEP will save the Nv,
o. those who uay lie seized Nth any Of the climss
diseases Of tie Southern States. For twelve yea Z
Il has battled successfully with the most formids
Of Iestlences Of tie rice, cotton aud sugar plsn1W
tons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, ~ prsve.
tive and curative Of diseases incdeptal n The souAh-
ern States IN no experiment but an absolute f.cA
In case Of Wounds, Bruises spraina, Gun 5hoi
Wounds, Sabre Bayonet Wound, the applioat 90
Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will be Of grc-a
service and. II used judicioualy will prevent nhap-
nation, modification, and save the Necessity q am
Iuls1ion
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MEDICINES.
uoMoEOPATHIC MEDICINES.



had their origin in grea, public wAnt-rnSiidnss
for ali the wants Of fe-curaives thai father, moth
Or, nurse or traveller, could always have by them,
md always rely upon,-so simple that mistake can
mot be made in the selection; 20 harmless that AL
may use them with IMMUNITY, and ~ efhceni that
all may rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
for all the Ills and ailments Of every day life and
rarely are seriously sick or have need 70 call sphy-
sicisn. Thousands, with some single specific, have
cured themselves Of serious chronic diseases II years
Standing and upon whsh they have spent hundreds
In vain, and among the million who use them, nous
question their purity or efficacy.
But as no genuine coin Is withou, its oo,ntsrieiI
% under the shadow OF HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
. number Toadstcol "Curaives" or Remedies"
have come up, whose principal use Is ~ lear invo-
luntary testimony n the worth Of the original Such
trash but the froth that success always throws "
the surface.
These shallow knaves Just know enough 10 COPY,
bot no, enough 10 INvENT-,hey know enough 10
BTEAI- but not enough 10 ORIGINATE. g. they
have stolen the names and numbers Of my medi-
oines, and even copied my advertisements, and with
these borrow ed garments the essays 10 act tho
nnn' anu e'eh uulOle5 hlb urayhB IN the roA Oh tho
monarch Of the forest But tho public AcquAin,-
ID with such patry devices, and well know how 10
lake the true coin aud leave the base counterfeit
with lis maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED by the most
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
They are used by the most INTELLIGENT and RE-
FINED Of every community. AL have found them
all they have been recommended, PROMPT, EPFI-
GENT and RELIABLE way worthy Of pub
lie confidence and patronage.
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We have completed arrangements With phym-
clan OF extended practice 10 furnish Us with hosh
vaccine virus from healthy infants, In chernioAIl1
sealed glass tubes, and will supply physicians and
one containing vaocine matter and the other soahs,
for 90 cents, capable of vaccnstng at least ten par
sons. We will guarantee every tube Of Vaccine 70 %
fresh aud pure, and from healthy infants.
=, Address RADWAY g. CO., 90 John ~, lnalndina
the amount IN postage stamps.
my94 tf'OO0 Va John "A ny
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X. +. HIBBARD'S
UNRIVALLED
RHEIrMATIC LOTION

For the permanent relief Of Tic DoloreauN, Nel-
-agR, T,H'haehe, Rheumatism, Nervous Headache,
Cole, Cramps or Spasnodic Action of the Muscular
system.
IL needs no commendRtion 10 ensure continuance
yith all those who have once used II. IL il an in
saluable remedy-it acts like charm To soothe and
uet, and finally, to annihilate all those subtle pains
which the nervous system is constantly expos
ID.
Also 70 be taken internally for Collie Cholera
Oiarrhma, Cramps in the stomach, old aud obstinate
Cough-mix one teaspoOnfull of the Lotion with
our OF syrup moasses, and take In te,spoonflll
loses three or four times day oitener, when the
cough Is Troublesome.
For Pain in tile stomach, Painters Collie or Flat
Hence, take tCaspoonful in hot water and sugar
As hot you can sip It,
Try H. aud you will never be without ID.
REV. b. HIBBARD's
CARMINATIvE sALvE-
This sAve Is one Of those excellent things which
no family should fail 10 keep always on hand For
Felons, Tiles, Painful Ulcers, Carbuncles, or An.
thrAx, Commonly called Ant-heapsl Ague In the
breast and face, EAr-ache, Burns, Scalds and Rheu
matte Pains OF all kinds. II Is Sure Specific ! II
slays the pain At once, by stimulating the cutiole
and promoting local Precipitation. The first appll-
alton gives Immediate relief II has been for the
asst thirty years before the public, and lis reputation
and use l. daily increasing. All We ask Il trial. for
any of these painful diseases and We are sure that
you will realize all we promise for IL.
All these are ~ useful for the family - tho camp,
and should be In every house.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10. Ad-
dress lo9 Fulton ~ hsw York. ieib sAAcfAo
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ARMY NECESSITIES

Ono 81 the most important military requisites
which the Government overlroks, IL RADWAYG
READY RELIEF. THIS remedy Ia the SOLDIEFe
SAFBGUAkD, and will protect him on all OCCASIONS
against sickness and sudden attacks Of Presidential
disease. Every Camp, Fort and shp-hiltAry
and Naval Staton-Shuuld lie supplied VITA thn
powerful weapon OF defonos
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10 vc . p.ok.Q. OF nv rh,o., c,,s.,,,o,. ,s,-
will relieve YOU instantly, and ven will ,0r.. w,,,
M. Aha, .4bey no rich, % Al, ..- yo. wp A.,
them very useful and ploauan, Will. ,r,v.I,,ro ~
attending public meetings, FOE nillinz your Cough
or AllAying your thirst. II you try one package I
safe In saying that you will ever Afterwards cou-
slider them Indispensable You will and ,hsrn q.
the Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY. FIVE uyN-rs
o,rn,o,,o,,
.p.oNxmh., .,,
o.,r, q, rr,,r,v c.,,.
.,,-
!" -
crpu.,,c ,,,,.
-
NERVOUS HEADACHE
CURB
-o, ~, ,,,.n.
BY the use oil these fiH tho periodic attacks OF
Nervous or siok heHdAohs may % prevented; and
tAkcn ., the commencement Of an attack, imme-
d,a,s relief from pain and sickness will be ot,aln,d
lucy '''0'" A IN ''s VIC '' Ana
'''''>''''''''
They act gently upon me BOWELS removing Cos
uveness.
For Ii,or.rv Man. s,pdsn, no,o.,. p..,.,.. 49,.
III ,o,n. q, .o,.r,,rv h.,,,. ,,.,.,,.
A!A1a'Ve' improving the appetite giving tone and
Nsor " 'he uSe''''e organs ana restoring inc M
' ''' 1'''
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
'Hls s u '"' ~ '' '''''' - ''' O '''''
49,, NAV h. ,..s :, ali ,,u.. v,,,h 49,. -
without making any 'nAns' OF die' and the absence
is.sr them TO children.
spaldlng on each box.
Sold by Druggist. and ali O,hsr dealer. in Med,
cinss.
A box will be seat BY mall, prepaid, On reoep, Of
tue ,u,cv o, c,-,r,
AL orders should be Addressed to
HENRY @. sPALDINa,
~ Cedar street, New York.
A single bottle OF sPALDNGs PREPARED
GLUE will save tan times ia cost annually.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
srALpiNu's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
--,, -
ECoNo@f' DisrArcH'
W"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINyR."as
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
'Ani''''N' +" very o'"'AO' 70 nave 'O"s cheap and
convenient way for repair ng furniture, toys, crock
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WHICH ARE OF DRY vAPoR.

I. HrislIre the circulation Of tho booi and pow
erniYy tcnd u prevent Ia determination n the head
and likewise " remove giddness and prevcu, cool
neas Of The hands and Jeet
O. They re-estAblish insenslbls Precipitation, pro-
mote sweat, nseIueHty relieve or remove synp-
toms Of inAamatioiE therefore are indicated fH
Gouty and Rheumatic rains, awelings Of the joints,
Lumhago, SciAtica &c.
s. They diminish nervous irriAbility, aud have
cured cases Of Tic D,loreauS and St. vtus' Dance.
{ Most Diseases Of the sd' Nom rashea and
pimplos n leproay, are b, this method:
IN proof Of which, the milde Skin disease
give way 10 this treatment aloL 4
D. They remove from tho system III ELECTS
arising from the tho free use Of mercury.
g. They strengthen the stomach and give zone 70
he digestive organs, by increasing the secretions.
7. They do good in all glAndular and other swell
ings and distractions, by equahing the circulation
aud quickening the the activity Of the Absroboni
sels.
g. They tend greatly 70 relieve all dropsica! swell.
ings submitted u their operation. A common Cold
Is always cured by these Baths. Fever and Agut
also have always been cured 10y them.
Persons can take them under the advice Of their
own physicians, and rely upon their directions 10
ng rigidly adhered To.
B.-The ladies' Department Is entirely dis.
come, tod from that Of the Gentlemcn.
by calling a. No. . wILIoUGHBY a., = number
O. sidscs~es of wel-known residents OF Brooklyn
c.n be obtained, who have been cured ny the
Baths.
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EU Observation-Disclosures
muvAl-hnCy 1uIs, cheaper than the CHEAPEST,
al B2T Eighth avenue, bet. S6th and attn streets,
trcn.ember up staiTal the only plNe up
town wh0rH they make It's manufacturing
Of fancy frrs, their sxclugive huslarsa; n
sons, ouence of removing utfur my ant 10 stock;
cnmI rising all The varieties Of leA sni CHI ld-tn's
fancy frs at 10 yer cent ssa than tee orglrel ccFt;
hidien with f,irs, al a moderate coat. can sell .
riot ne and cuffs, a. low ~ ,l'arp. Furs made
NIrU and 0psired carefully and prcmptly, by
ptARtB' TTiaTs. FINIIhN, .segO 9lAtslgl.
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HARD SUFFERING.


WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THREE B0rrLzS,
One Of the Privates Of the Eighth Regiment a
present In the ", relates the following;
after our arrival At Annapolis, our Company,
under Capt. Lawrence, were employed in the
trenches the hiss night slept with fosa In
the water and our heads resting on our knapsaon
for pillows In the morning. our blankets which
WAS our only covering, were 80 wet with The
heavy dews that we wrang the water out of than
In streams; our limbs and joints were 80 SUI
that we could hardly move them Lad three
bottles Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, tive
Of which ! gave away h my comrades, s.d
the other used myself aud shared parity whh
others. We all bathed our limbs and joints wiss
the READY RELIEF. In few mnments thS
lameness and stiffness, pain and weariness, len us.
We hen-having no liquor with us-drSnk READY
RELIEF and water. This cheered and invgorAssd
us, and enabled u.s. with the aid Of two meals,
ssting Of hard biscuit and salt pork, N stand gus
duty, work In the trenches, and whee,DsrrOws r.
tw enty- four hours, having only two hours red. %
long as the READY RELIEF lasted, could per-
form duty, but when that gave out fell siok. and,
by the order Of our Surgeon returned N this city.
am certain that n there plentiful supply Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in the ro,rmsnA
our suferings would have been trifing. intend
returning ~ my regiment la few days and win
take with me good supply. II Is the reluest ID
myself and most Of my friends In the regimenA,
that you take immediate steps ~ have RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF added " the medical stores u
every regiment. II will save the lives Of ,hossands
Of our troops"
Ifsufering from thirst weakness, fatigue. ~.
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, In . lumber Of NO.
ter, win prove Of greater service than AloohSl.
whisky, or any other liquor.
MOSQUITOES
Our troops will suffer great AnnoyAnoa frCub Ii
bites and stngs OF mosquitoes These Of Virginia,
and the cotton, rice, and sugar lands are sxcsed-
ingly poisonous and inhict severe and olstinAAs
sores aud wounds. II Railways READY RB
LIEF ia applied 10 the bitten part, 4. viii IN fsw
moments stop the most tartaliEng itching, nouirs-
lze the poison, and Allay Inflammation. Battle ths
face and hands freely with the READY REIII1
and water-the mosquitoes viii not trouble yon.
X. X. Remedies are sold by druggists aud r,ors.
keepers everywhere.
RAILWAY a. CO.,
No. 70 John ID, me-
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