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Markets.

FHILADELPHIA S1Otk BOANU.
pBIADsfpnlA, Nov ~, 1862.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania IS gj "a Reading Railroad,
3Tss Morris Canal t3 Long Island Railroad 217 pcnn-
syyana Railroad, 4sh. sight exchange on New York
at par.
PAInsoRF, Nov. 70, ls62-
Flour duh and declining Wheat active. white AZ
81 75a&l SO, red quiet at 81 ~ 81 SO Corn steady
AT 7ic 75c. for white and zoe. for yellow. wLiskcy
quiet at Al lsc. a41Ac. Groceries dun
PBIIAprLPHA, Nov. "a, 1862.
Flour dull al 80 lax 50 25 for super dns. Wheat
sales OF 600 bushels at decline OF lc I'll ~ for red
ard 81 81 IS for white Corn Sales of 5000 bushels
at 100 73c for yellow. Rio coffee At 3lc $50. Lard
al I0c l0xc. wbiskey firm at 40c.
BuvALo, Nov 22-1 Pm
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat very quiet sales
Of red winter Western at 81 90 Corn In fair demand At
Sqc sic for yellow, and 63c. for choice white Canal
froIchtsl5c. on and $50. on wheat 10 New York
lake imports to.day20 900 bbls. -four 900 bushsis
wheat iso 900 bushels corn, 10 900 bushels oats Canal
eryorts5o 900 bbs nour 90 900 bushels wheat is 0os
bushels corn "a 900 bushels barley 1000 bushos rye
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City IntcIlt0cnce.

yuvtoI Throwing Observation-Disclosures curious csse OF
viro throwing occurred Friday evening te offender
this time being yoeng lady Of rrspt ctable appearance,
whom Captain Canrcy ci the Fifteenth precinct, i en-
eagoripe discover. About O'clock the even
ng ucn oned young called al the hcu@c Of Ars.
Bnan III Thompson street and rang tho street door
bell Mrss human orsicd iic door and before he Gould
word the yuuIg woman dashed phal ot yiiriol
over and hands bIrnng her in very dangerous
manner. Her cipthiss 1as also catircy destroyed.
pRzE SAFE oi Ttm9.NTr1a--Mr. Draper vii sell Al
tio Tomorrow al Hans yard Atlantic docks Brooklyn,
IU0 barrels OF turpentno, captured in one Of the prize
vessel.
Tns CcRrofsToS REcmrloE 0, GsSEHAl MctfmIAy--
The ocrcurrcu resolution or the Common Council tend
orinc General Mcclellan tie hospali,ie OF the city was
yesterday morning signed BY Ma! or ordykc and trans
nittcd a. Mr.. Naleu;inc. Clerk Of te Common Council.
lnasNsculSG ANoNG sorpuRs--rhc ladies
nccted with the Voluntary Kitchens attached TO the
ucd states Genera Hospital on Dayids Island propose
10 extra ration to the convaeoent soldiers in
ha, hospital thanksgiving Day Those who dis.
ro.ed 10 scnd portions of er good things the sick
soldiers requested Send their donations already
rcrarcd for the table or ahcrwic 70 either OF the fol
loving rloccs before Wednesday, November 20 at
O'Clock J. M.-.rCok lyn--sifs Richard l.. Wyckult.
Lafayette avenue, ncar Washington avenue; Mrs Brcws-
zee, 100 Amy street Miss Maria Messenger, II Pierre
ort street hrs J. : !oiine. 10 Reinsen street New
yre-i;cV. Dr. Stevenson eco West IhrtIeth street;
william Gerard, Esq.. 10 East Twentieth street Potter
Rae tsI. SO East Eleventh street.
InE tuNERM % CAPTAIN FoS1ps--Thcrc viii be fine
Turnout 0: the trc department today on the occasion Of
c fucrn Captain ponads ot the second Fire ouayes.
The Inc &C march will loo a lolowsAcross the Park 10
ha,nu street up Cuatha to the BoNery, up the
Dovsry Grand stret through Grand street TO Broad
way, and down Broadway 10 ,hesouth ferry.
TRAVEL oS THT sorSD.
OK EosrD STEAMER cnY or BosloN, N0y. g,-sF v.
Mufrcas, the haze been detained IN
pasrp on srtoi of the weather aud accident
q the Cy New York. thereby made dependent upon the
hospa ty the officers under Cep Wilc0s, therefore the
following resolution offered by tho Hon. T. Porter
OF East Itos
Resolved That we fully appreciate the ability Of Capt.
vcox managing the City OF Boston, under his
command, tie last nail ia the thick vg and
drring etu aid this morning 70 thc CRY Of New York
Nell for want, delivering
eypsdt8usy hu has at Gestnation; tender him
an,i those under him sincere thanks.
Voted that the above I've sigued and presented by the Of
frcfs nj the meeting. W. HATCH, Chairman.
T. W,RnFS Arrifto., Secretary.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.


Evaeuatien OF MurfreesbOro by the Re-
homa-Meesing OE Unionists OF East
Tennessee--Address OF Parson Brown
low, &c.
NAAHvuIE, Tenn, Nov. q, 1882.
Parson BrownIow is now speaking to an enthusiastic
audience on affairs in EastsTepnessee Many East Ten
neasee soldiers, citizens and refugees among the
audience.
The rebel Generals Bragg Buckner and Cheatham were
at Murfreesboro the 18th inst Theft movements maj
cate retreat and il thought they ret ring
homa, where, It is said, tho rebels may be o''y"e'
General Braggs army being divided into two corps,
Generals Polk and Hardee
General Bragg has issued an order requiring all shoe
makers in the army to be reported TO him.
Later information states that Murfreesboro has been
evacuated and that the rebels retiring to Tuahoma
Capture OF RebeIs-Heavy Firing In the
Direction or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the Rebels, &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, nov. 22, 1862.
General Davis captured forty-three rebels to-day
fifteen Of whom wtre captured while scouting stones
river.
Heavy cannonading beard this morning 10 the
direction of Lebanon, brSN The cause is not known.
The rebels report Gen Bragg moving upon Murfress
boro, instead OF evacuatng Shat place.
Letters received here say that jed Davis required
Bragg to fight every inch Of Tennessee soil
Gen. Brecknridges dvisionh occuFsed Shelbyville.
The Of the rebel army is south Of Duck river fory-
ing Elk Ridge.
Gen Kirby Smiths corps OF Bragg's army was crossing
the Tennessee river on Thursday
The bridge the Tennessee river at Bridgeport s
nearly finished.
Dc
FORESTS Guerilias-GcncraI Bragg Af
Tulla llahoma-Miiifary Intelligence In
tcrdicted, Sc, &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. -, 1862
seventyfve OF MorgIns and Forests guerilas were
brought in to-day.
On Thursday We captured guerilla provision train
near Clarksville and thirty prisoners
General Bragg is at Tullahoma
Parson Brownow and Mr. Maynard addressed an inn
mepse Union crowd last night. The war feeling is in
creasing
Military intelligence is interdcted.
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United states Circuit Court.

Before Chief Justice Nclson
Nov. 19.-Henry d. Brooknci 4 al Is. Si,'y Bari 81
M,dsscs Tho libel in this clse was aei 70 recover,
among other claims damage under charter entered uto
on the 5.h OF Sspembtr, 1860, between j. Il Icrny,
master Of the bark Indian Belle and n IT, Ri gha lor
voyage from the port OF New York q New Orleans md
back. Thirty three running davs were 10 bc allowed
aud in case OF longer detention demnfrase az tho o
S35 per day The Court below allowed the O Sla5
for demurrage, which decree was g, nnrmed.
j. T. Nesereau Us. ue itoisUr Mfat1--.lhe hpel was
filed IN this case by Mcsercnu tho oC tho suop ~
ID. Crane TO recover damages for ooisio, occurring
the Kills, between Statca lslans and the New Jersey
shore After a careful examination tue decree oi the
lower Court was affirmed,
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Murder mt Dorchester, Mass.

EosrOx, Nov. ~, 1852
Abe Hooking cabinet maker, wa murdered last night
while ai his work 10 bis shop in Dorchester, Lower Mls
by blows from hatchcL The Seectmen have offered a
reward for the apprehension OF The assassin The 10
ceased was good Citizen and leaves a wife behind hin
He has two brothers In the army.
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No Morc Gray Hair.-Gra ndjenn's Cele-
baed consultation for The establishment and restoration OF
the hair. Once Astor place
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Trusses.-Marsh u CO.-Radtcal Care
Truss olce si nj No yesey street As,or House. No
connection with any other oce Of the same name, Alady
attendant
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denomination Of Mayor Wightman, OF
boston.

IiV~IVHf WV N0u-
Mayer Mshtman hss been by the people >
Union parly for rc.clerlInr
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream FOR beautfying the hair. ~ w.
BACHELORS, I6 Bond street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wig depot, wholesale and tetaa No Astor House. The
Dye Is applied by expcrieuc artists.
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Military Movements In New York.

GENERAL MEAGHER'S IRISH BRIGADE.
During the pas, week Captain James +. McGes Sixty
ninth regiment New York Volunteers Orish Brgade),
arrived in this city with the green flags OF this
gallant command, which are to be replaced by others
rich and costly as their predecessor Snow being manu-
facturcd at rilanys. These will be taken to General
Meagher next Wednesday by his aid dc camp Lieut..
X. X. Emmett and Capt McGee. Capt. leddy, of tho
popular and courteous recruiting officers OF the Brigade
also about leaving for Virginia. He intends doing
Monday evening and taking with him large dctach
ment Of recruits and convaescent soldiers. TO this end
all soldiers and recruits belonging to the command in this
city ordered TO report at SOC Broadway ococ
Monday morning and hold themselves in readne
as deserters.
PRESENTATION TO LIEUT.. WILLIAM JOSEPH KANE,
or GENERAL CORCoRAN's STAFF.
Lieut. William Joseph Kane chief aid -de-camp OF Gene.
raj Corcoran presented with elegant sword sash
and belt last Monday evening. his residence No 65
PRINCE street. The testimonial gift from his numc-
beyond usual articles got up for presentations The
scabbard guard. hlt and blade Of the very finest
quality The first band OF the scabbard contained the
following inscription Presented to Lieut.. William J.
Kane by his associates. November L. 1867" About
nine clock in the evening Mr. Edward Mcfean. on be
half OF the company, called the meeting 20 order. and in
brief speech explained the object o. their assembling Mr.
James A. Carom then took the SWORD and made the
septation with remarks highly appropriate TO the
sion and Lieutenant kane III accepting the gi, made
capital SOLDIER speech--short, sharp and decisive pro
missing that he would dc act to make tho donors
blush for their generosity. After the presentation the
mlany sat down to bountiiu! collation., aud the bs
lance OF the evening, and few hcurs Of The following
morning spent in the most pleasing uisuncr, wth
tastng, speaking singing and other secal amenities
Lieutenant Kane left for Fortress Monroe Yesterday
to assume his duties ss ad-de camp to Gen Cosco-
ran.
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Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss,
ONCE corner OF Broadway and Ana street under Barnums
NJ connection with any other office Of same name lady
attendant.
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Damp and Exposure XIII More than
bullets in war Soldiers should provide themselves With
HOLLOWAY 8 Pills.
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Important = id TO the National Cause
GROVER a BAKERS lock stitch machine No. 9
greatly the labor and clothing
Union Army It's improvement MI of
the class before mado. Every tailor and
Of siry clothing should have IL AZ one. rriCo 8i5
BatchcIOs,s Hair Dyc-ehc Bess IN the
WORT ;insantaheeHs hsrnlcss and reaoe Sold drug
lss periunsrs Factory, Al Bnrcay
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The New York Regiments al Camp DOUG

rFrcm the Chicago Tribune. Noy. 20
Camp ijouglas presented YESTERDAY more tfc and ac
tivity than for time past. lhc uuexrcced order
which read paraic YESTERDAY. chat al! the New
York regiments 20 report ~ Washing hnut
necessary delay hailed with delight by the soldiers,
though many Of them had hofet opportunity wonld
have bccn given them TO visit thclr homes before again
entering active service IN the field The necessary
preparations incident To the removal of cf
course occasion lively at the barracks. ,omra-
nies A and r, OF the New York Heavy Artillery Cap
tais Graham and McGrath}, and the one Hundred and
Fifteenth New " rk infantry Will leave by the Michigan
southern Railroad at fave O'Clock thiA afternoon. Besides
the above there the Garibadi Guard 'hu one Hun
drcd aud Eleventh, One Hundred aud Twenty fifth and
One Hundred and Twenty sixth regiments. which win
depart Tor Washington fast transportation be
furnished them The route i via Toledo, Cleveland, Har
risbufe and Baltimore To Wasul ton. Tie have all
drawn here everything TO equip them for the field with
the exception Of arms which will be furnished thei0u
their arrival at Washington The New York soldiers
assured that they viii be placed under the command Of
Gen. julius White. The nnounrcmcBt greeted with
cheers by all the bo 81.
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Schs nck's Pulmonic Syrup-For Sale,
wholesale and retail at the DEPOT 81 Barclay street, u
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DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS 503-Novenber 22, 1852
IL, % IT.. W, Ii Z, "a, rs. -, Sc, 40, 81, L.
DELAWARE CLASS 3sa-Novcmber %, 1862.
IL, IS. %, dl, II, 30. -, 81 - AZ. AZ, ~.
Circulars sent by aidrea.ing
JOIfN A. MORRIS < co,
WIIin u
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nfns.s.ieSk.

AtBtaT--nE IoEu*scouK.--On Wednesday. November
49, by the Rev. Mr. +. Botomc, J. II. albert cf Harms
hurg Pa to HftEaI DE GoNpREoou.T, OF East BROOKLYN
L. J.
DtsA AIIiI-NUtn9tiA AMP In Brooklyn, on Monday
evening November II by the Rev. lr Cutter, Mr. JAMES
DAMNAkLf 10 MARGATrTfs AGNES MrrHoiI.AsD. NOCards
MsGroNorGH- -MARsFcS.--On Tuesday evening, No
ychsr Is at the residence of Gabriel Van Cot ESQ by
iae ROW George > Hare Hr. HAERY Il. MAcooSoUGn to
htiss LfrrIE A. NARsToN, both OF this city
Washington papers please copy.
SyFFstawS.---lu It Andrews church, Providence,
Wednesday, November 10, by Rev. uaniel Henshaw,
ELENA Sxi,s, u Now York city, 10 Miss MARY Z IRWIN,
eldest daughter Of John Irwin Esd, of Providence, r.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very OF s-ros obstinate erupons Of the Skin
AMI old ulcers No, pWsQn street New York CIV, since
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OHir lai Ora asvings Of she library AssO.
citation COmpany's Lottery OF Ken.dcky.
CLASS NO. sU3-No, emeer y. 1862.
81, "a, 81, u -, - -. ~, 81, a. AZ, 81.
CLASS No. 4i-Novcinber p. 1862.
s. IL, 66, q, o., II, 10 50, y, 20, so, rs.
r. FRANCE h Co, Covington, KY
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Royal Havana L0fiery.-A Premium of
l'is per cent ait Prlcs Information furns ed
II l,hcst prize paid DouboJns Amrscin Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
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RrOcvamass~-

a. OF the state do herss, rue nrocamauon OF she
~ fSsss,ssiss q III the nh inst
& A.s atom we j sas s,aas q.
bounty IN the~lds. o. terrible naie.
"a s.c .1s
?. ina rs :ae ana sey we sy's &
crossed orr Iresho n sdus
as ans sS sr%s a%Ps and Sa o I
son thai s m nos
close would be rscorS. il our annals Of
en 50 @essns nae4 now
IN inendrd % .Se raner is aSG
crushing as are lis sorrows nS without It's
heart and eao5iss the senii@"ns
hsS s the "o5e @
ag def Of The uon My not un,r no,e
Of pos,ss e ss Of INTENDED ns dea Res
ohraq,T% % Abiding 'ha' IN this as let good
Of al 10 "fS taS reSness U% " With
oonans trust unite IN earnest prayer for thF eonnu
Let Us. Christian charity the enstNs %
which hollis possession Of their hearts; let
fsrn Of the sex and wounde' the and hs
0'a one 'n0o'"n aE6RaE S "GdDa orDaSE Mayor
OGicial Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS o,s--Aovelnber 90. 1862
Kxrruckr. CLASS S. -Novernber y. 1862
AZ, 4, ~, ~. 70. ~. 81, o., 80 " ~. IL.
Circulars sent free charge u ESS
Covin.ton. Ky, or ST. kous No.
OMcial Ora wings or the Delaware State
DELAWARE. Extra CLASS 5o3-Noyenber q, 1852
Delaware ctAst ssc-Novcmber p 1869
IL, 81, -, di, Y 30 -, 81 ,. Az. AZ, ~.
~ =" ''-' JoIss A; NORRIS eco,
Wilmington Delaware.
OHtrIni Drawings or she Library Asso-
citation Company Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No i0S-No,emoer .. 1862.
Glass No. 4ji-November p. 1862.
5, IL, 66 ~, o., II, 10. 50, ~, 70, 80, rs.
'' R. FRANCE 4 co. coving,on, Ky.
Royal Havan m Lofiery.-A Premium OF
,99's per cent Iait on rrles Iniornra,on forns ed
Silver. TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street
Prizes Cashed in All La gniized lotteries,
by l. A. DUNN, lto Broadway. up stairs Le7fr communal
cations confidential.
Prizes Cashed in All Ia gaIiAca Lotteries.
Information given :, JOSEPH EAT Broker.
ii Wall street troom No. l J, New York
Lottery Tirket-.-A Premium Paid for
Prizes by G. HENRY RING, 16 Wan street. room NJ g.
The Finest and Most Graceful Hats for |
genrnens wear ,s Ne New iorS ar manufactured @ad sold
BY ESPENscHEID us Nassau street
Whites spIcndid Styles Of Dress and
Soft Hats act universal attention, as ZIG Broadway
Heavy xDst All WOOL.
UNpEEst,lRrS AND ID DRaWLRs
IN pSioS SNn ADAMS. Ans ItDa No ss7 ~ sasSApWAY D x
1X CartesLe visisc, 81, nj Vnaahan's, 22s
Bowery eq-ai TO any in Broadway for 81 NoticeGae-y
hrst iioor.
Importan, aid TO the National Cause
IL IL & l,os.. ..ttshp No a.
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SPECIAL ORDERS 2S9.
Era mol, nrL - 1nfrn IMrANaAA -

V.F
FORTRESS MoSRDi, Va. Nov. IL. ls6s.
The commandment anuoiuccs with regret 20 the Officer
AMI members Of the Third infantry New YorR Nolunters
the decesse First lieutenant Marmedukc Cooper, which
took pacr AT this pos, NJ halipas s'y +. NJ yesterday,
Lieut. Cooper by hs attention his duties and by g.ua
disposition ad gained the respect and esteem cf his fellow
officers. they deeply sympstize with his friends in the
sad loss they have sustained As tribute o respect the
usual hhdee ct mourning viii br by the ecera Of this
regiment for thirty days. by or.er Col NJ ALI ORD.
" ". MLAl.n, Adlutant.
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Prizes Cashed in all Le gRYized lotteries,
by A. DUNN 40 Broadway. up stairs. Le5ter communi
atious couhden ul
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OMctal Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS ol,--Aoveuber 22. 1862,
a, b9, Is. III, 81. 20 s., ~. 81, 49, 81, Il, 20.
KENTUCKY. CLASS s. November y. 1862.
AZ, 4, ~, ~. 20. ~. 81, 5S, 5S ~ ~. IL.
Circulars sent free OF charge bv addressing
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covin.ton. KY, or ST. Louis. No.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD BsASDY s3 80 PER GALLON
IN blac Boirbon Whskey, 81 20 per ga.inp
Good sherry 81 per gallon.
Sample bottles ready.
Boz dcaux Wine, &c.
rec hen cor William street.
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Clahin is making splendid Photographs, coiored OF
plain small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes 1856
Malnstreet. DIFF di
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DIR. HadWay's PlIIs.-SUPERIoR TO ALL ORR
ERs.-Purgative medicines, used by Physicians and
prepared in accordance with the American and Europe
an Pharmacopoeias and all Purgative Pills. during their
operation, weaken the patient In of Yellow Fee
wer Fever and Ague; Typhus, Typhoid Scarlet Fever
Small Pox, Measles Erysipelas, and many other dan
gerous diseases purgaton, which is in fact highly
tia becomes dangerous, from the fact that the purga
tive medicines and pills of the old system produce
RIdden depletion of the vital powers and of the
body RAILWAY REGULATING PILLS provide against
this difficulty The medicinal properties of their COM
Railways Pills will impart much nourishment to the
blood and strength to .he wasting body, ounce of
the best wheat four7 thar in all where purga
ton is requed RAILWAYS PILLS WILL IN less time than
any other medicine, evacuation, and at the
time. nourish and strengthen the sl stem This
pecul ar power is possessed alone by Railways Regu
1atng Pills.
In attacks of Blllieasness, Inflammation of the Bow
els Liver Kidneys dose of from six to eight of RAD
WAY REGULATING PILLS will, in few hours restore
the patient and comfort There is purgativc
medicine in Isc that will these complaints quick
Railways Pills Persons subject to Costiveness In
digestion, Dyspepsia Bousness, Jaundice, Liver Com
paint Apoplexy Headache, should take two three
these PILLS once or twice week Price Is cents per
box.
GREEN & CO., and GEO. P. HARLOW d2w dig
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Batchei0r's Hair Dye, The BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and invgorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, or Rusty Hair instantly turns to
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold byGEORGE P. HARLOW 242 Main st.
and all Druggists, &c. Sz8@ The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BAYCHELon, on the four sides of each
box Factory No Bearclay street, (ate 233 Broadway
ana 10 Bond stFeet New York. d&wly my28
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MILITAR GOODS.
large assortment of Swords, Sashes, Belts Shoulder
Straps, llavcrsacks, 0vercoat Slings, Pistols Caps,
Drinking Tubes, Cups, Knife, Fork and spoon, and in
fact everything that Soldier wants to make him COM
Portable Presentation Swords procured, of the best
quality. RICHARD FISkE, Agent
large assortment of Watches Silver Ware, JeWely,
and Spectacles. dit SA
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Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
A. P. WARE & co.

A. P. WARE & co.
INVITE THE ATTENTION 0FTmEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCMAs.
ERs OF CLOTHING, TO a LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT srOCK OF
sEAsONABLE GARMENTS OF RE.
CENT PRODUCTION, CONfpRTsrNGt
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT g ENER.
AL APPROBATION.
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
is ALSO FULLY Equal 70 THE OF.
FERINGs OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN To
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPAHrs
MENT OF OUR BUsIN Ess IN FULL
AssOxTMENT OF ALL OF TM MOST
DEsIR ABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYs OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE BEST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTENTION OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
REASONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
ER MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
MENTs OF ALL DEsCRIP.
TIONs MADE TO OR ID Il R' WITH
PRONEPTNESs, AND SATISFACTION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
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REFERENCES IN THIS CITY

VALENTINE Mort, NJ. ID.
j. NJ CARNACHAN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Sur
gerry and Surgeonn-Chief of the State Hospital in the
city of New York
b. J. RAPHAEL, M D. Professor of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery OF the New York Medical College
in the city OF New York.
LEWIS A SAYRE, NJ. D.
ii. p DEWERs, NJ d.
JOSEPH WOOSTER, NJ ID.
JOHN OREILLy, NJ d.
4 NELSON STEELE, NJ ID.
And many others too to mention in this ad
yertisement.
Persons shOu d be particular in purchasing, as the
whole country Sdooded with american Gin," put up
imitation of this article. d&w3m ola
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MARRIED.
ord, Dec 81, William p Bixby to Georgiana
10Th of Hopklnton.
DIED

In Northboro, Dec IL, lanes Stone II yrs
In Marlboro, Dec "a Mrs Lucy w Maynard IS yrs S
days. - 'iS'
In Milford Dec "a Adeline S, wife of Meltah Marsh
In East Dudley, Dec 10, Mrs Ann Smith 8! yrs.
IN oxford, Nov 2S, Fannie E, daughter of Jasper
In Boston, Dec "a, Martha, widow of Washington
Aston and eldest daughter OF the late chief justice
In Baltimore, Dexter Brown of the Mass 18th reg
ment % yrs mos 10 days.
In Sand SPRING Delaware county, Iowa, Sept IL. John
Orrin II yrsinstantly killed by being by the
cars Also Nov 23 Of dpthera, George, yrs mos on
~ sons Of John and Mary McCausand, formerly of
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f&rE. 81 Goodwin, experienced and success
~ Midwife holds nersein readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-29

Ladies Don't delay until too late. An ounce OIL
prevention sworth pound Of ii you suffering
from any disease peculiar the female constitution
irregularity of the monthly period from any cause you
have a safe and remedy in Sir James CidrkeS Fe
delicate constitution.
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