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frontiers of the United States fee of forty
cents shall be charged by the collector and ac-
counted for to the government.
See. ). And be it further enacted, that the
secretary of the treasury be and is hereby au-
thorized in all cases where ports may be
opened within the limits of insurrectionarv
states, during the existing rebellion, to ap-
point special agents to perform the functions
of the ordinary officers subordinate to the
treasury department at such ports Provided
that the compensation to be allowed such
temporary officers shall not exceed that paid
to permanent officers of the same position
during the year eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, nor exceed the compensation ordinarily
allowed to such official agents.
Approved, July Il. 1862.
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ID r H l L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No. So Main Street NVovceser

A FtW WORDS TO YOUNG NIEN.-Durine the prae
tice of fifteen Dr. Hill has come in contact with
Almost innumeTabe cases of Debility, occasUned b,
drcadl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all Young men who afflicted to avoid
it as they value their lives and to advise all ho AFRO
troubled with ,he habit or its consequences where
ey can be cured Ut such trouble and to let them know
Ill Tine 1t no eXaggeraon to say that three toufhs
% the insane owe their maady this horrd habit The
proprietors OF Insane Asylums coroborate the state
ment and II the victim escapes insanity idOcv ct he
or sue entirely untitled the real pleasures of life
either IN or out OF the domestic crcle-wth pocreatve
powers ruined afflicted with disrust ever ioubtll of
ms friends III fact perfect hypochundriac what is he
nj Tor but 20 be cast out and die Attend them once
may be too late, and you may 30 down 10 Jishonored
grave hardly tit to meet the God who gave you the pow
els which you have made curse instead Of a blessing
as they were intended There exists not in the Whole
world an object more oathsOme miserable than one
thus broken IN health and hopes Avoid then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic princple
and therefore upon natural foundation
Office No 81 y ain street orCesi err omen from s n m
10 p NJ Letters postpaid) will receive prompt atten
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A CURE WARRANTED.


DIR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs Within The LAST
hrce years upwards OF 1908 bottles have been sold in
boston; q not single be produced where il
mas IaJeu 10 make quick and lasting CURE This is not
mere assertion. but well known fact which can he
proved at any moment. DR.. Hill would not take his
method 10 make known the virtues this never failing
MIXTURE We're 1t not to put the public on their guard
asahst the humbug preparations which are advertised
DY certain apOthecaries who know nothing Of the dis
eases Nch they pretend TO cure, who the sake OF
making lev dollars cndanper the life, health and con-
sttutiOn OF their deudcd vicms To ali who are
win private complaints, but especially to you who
nave Deei duped by miserable petenders, DR. lin would
earnestly recommend trial CT his ncvOr failing Mixture
IL never lails 10 cure the worst in short time
WlthOut regard to diet risk exposure IL is mild
pleasant and safe to take 1t puries the bloou DESTROYS
me poison lurking in the system, and completely reno
naes ana reheWs the constitution. DIR. is Mixture
taken IN season, Will prevent well al cure the com
plants Tor winch it is recommended; in short is The
o oa sure and safe remedy which has discover
&c TOT we cure OF all private complaints. The price of
Or Hus Mixture is only bottle and 1t will he sent
securely packed ana cone aled any part the city or
cotrv when ordered with the price enclosed Letter.
!posPadl directed 10 Dr. Hill will receive prompt
Tear OF exposure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03

After an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
years continues to Patents in the Uuited States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign coun-
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments and
TERMS and with Dispatch Researches made into Ameri-
can and Foreign works. to determine the validity util-
~ o. Patents o. lnvenions-and legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies of
the claims of any Patent furnished by remting One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
unsurpassed by, il not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The Iestimoni
Full AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and his SUCCESS Is HE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN.
dAnES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe and prove that at no
otne once Of The Kind are the charges for professional
services SO moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrDer during the twenty past has enabled him 10
si vast collection Of specifications and
nc ia decisions relative to Patents
These besides his extensive library of legal and me-
the i TVks ahu i,i accounts 4 patents granted in
ne oiteu ota6es ana Europe, render him able beyond
aGesuon to ofer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity journey to washington 20 nrocuro
patent ana the usual great delay there are here saved
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one OF the D,ost coDobys J
saccetQHt practitioners with whom have had oaieiai
intercourse CHARLES MASON
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that tSev
cannot cannot employ person more competent snd rasf
form to secure for them arly and fyorabIS consul
EDMUND BURKE,
,,., =, q, So, Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. X. il, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN ami.
cd and that IS nor gendt0g Such unmstakeable proof
inventors to apply to him to procure their patens az
hay may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and avery reasonable charges
During eight mon hs the subscriber in course Of bis
TEE &PPEAhs EYERY one Of web Was decided S
in his faror By the Commissioner Of Patents
Boston. Dec. 2, 1861 dcodly do
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4 CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA uLOUS CURE About seven years ago,
contracted very heavy cold which clung to me with
dreadful tenacty resisting all the skill Of ply scans,
and the power of medicines l suffered constantly from
pain in the heart; no Appetite; part OF the time
weak to walk night sweats which reduced TO a
shadow; agonizing pain in e~ry Joint in my body;
stanty chilly; in word, poor, miserable, un
happy wretch, and often prayed for death. employed
six or eight physicians and must have taken least
hogshead Of nauseous edicnes, of kind and anoth
en- but to no good purpose, as grew every day
Finally went to Dr. Hill who succeeded In curing nc
by his and delightful system of treating diseases Fin
which the patient is not required to take nasty nedi-
ctnesJ was thoroughly cured in about three months
and am now as well and hearty buck / advise the
sick to go TO DR. HILL who will effect speedy cure AZ
onehali the price charged by other phvslcan and no
hlthy medicines, ITO be well shak en- before taken
r - .,... 80. JOHN TRAsk Providence K l.
To DR.. HILL 2 Main 49, -
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A MEXICAN &FOREIGN PATENTS
Il, ii. ED DY

SOLICITOR OF p ATFNpS,
Late Agent u S. Patent office WASHINGTON fssrdsr
tie Act cf 1871
70 state St, opposite EkiIby ST., Boston.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.

For four years was attic ed with the most distressing
S ~ III ny meau' bones, and stomach, and general
ltGB o soreness over my whole BODY topptbSr viii
shaking ana trembling and fearful dreans which not
only UNITED me for the duties of life but made IFS taif
burden tried dozens Of remedies without success
ana nnay applied 10 DR. I No 50 NJ ain street and in
anew weeks by his new and expeditions sygtem OF treat
ment ne atleeted cure. am now in perfect health
aa can undergo great deal labor without main or
i"1 ~ " ,,,rr oo. g. A. L., Nashua, N. H.
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DR. g. a, lillL-Dear Sir-Words cannot cxnrcss to
you te gratitude feel is due you for the benet havs
reserved from your truly invaluable medicines and
nS cannot iny Justify myself without giving this
small token OF my friendship and esteem insomuch as
you nave been my guardian angel in restoring me 10
healtn which had long since despaired Of mad for
lung ,tlne (tWo years. been troubled with that most
aIeaulu 9l all complaints, Seminal Emissions which so
weakened me IN body and mind that / was OBLIGED 10
give up all business and consult physician regarding
my case applied TO the so-called best physician In
Boston 4 commenced taking his medicines, and con
tnaed to 10 so two months, without getting any reef
on the contrary, continued to grow worse very last
nag lost about twenty pounds Of hcsh and saw, II
contnuen taking his highly Wanted specifics, that death
would SO relieve my sulerings This physician then
TOD me mat my case incurable that had better
not tlke any medicine. He said that was IN decline,
Wlll;n would end in consumption, | then desrared OF
obtni ling any relief and that unless some thing was
done to mitigate the compl int, should he numbered
with the deaf. Happen ng to pass your Office one dav
Thought would make one moro trial. commenced
taking your Indian Vegetable Medicines March tic 20th
and now, through the benedtting effects that truly
wonderful medicine restored TO perfect health and b}
not fail TO recommend II to any OF my friends tiot ora
suffering from such any other disease Iion,, Ky
VIII hnd you enjoying health and prosperity reinain
, am, fQpryery afect0nate friend
'1'' W., ar .' a, I' ii co , . Il. MILLS.
nv case, as you see a. r sfftIInl,'
To G. A. lltll, BOTANIC Physigianl " W''be'
~ Main VI Worcester. Mara
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PROVIDENCE & WOR,

issszz7z5z= zs5ss PROVIDENCE & WOR.
.5===55ss52ss:5S CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Al
May 5, 1852
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
AnG way stations, at 7O9 and ll.30 M, and 400 p
providence tor Worcester and way stations, al 20 ami
II. AS &. M, and 420 D. IN.
valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 7.2O
a30 !O3O, h.4S, a. M, 1900 M, $50 $50 3SG,
4.;sO, $50, $50, 100 SEQ p. m.
Leave Valley Falls at SOS, 90, s 90 e.5s, 1900 Hoe
a. H. and LOO, 1.2S, 90, 800 ace, sos, sos and
T.3U p.
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to aud from Newport morning and even.
ing, ana with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth TO and from New York via Stonngton
At worcester Junction with Trains and from the
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor
cester Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and Mol
witch Railroads
Through Tickets all important points ct the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company in ProYi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route
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GFpxesses Nf.

EISKE & CO.'S UNITED STATES
= AND CANADA EXFRESS-Messengcrsl leave wor.
cester three times daily vis Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston Nashua Lowell, Lawrence, &C. furnish,
FIsRE co, Proprietors,
j H. Osgood. Agent. General Fypress ofice Nc
Lincoln house Block. Worcester:
0SGOOD'S PROVIDENCE & WOR
~ CESTER EXPRESS-By every train Packages
AND ali orders attended to With dispatch OFFICE
Lincoln House Block Worcester; No. 4 Exchange st
Providence
+ ,EONARD & CO.'S BOSTON AND
Over The Boston s Worcester Railroad
, ORFlcEs-Nol Lincoln House Block, Worcester;
EULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR,
osgIoGs-No,T Lincoln House Block, Worcester; N
g Br2Sekerridge's store under Wanrasan House. Nor
Al packages should be marked FuIers Express,
worcester sept /. 1855.
ZION SIGNORS OF FREIGHT
ALI r6 MS s6tTH ANB WIFI 81 AMI
=, 80. soo.t,,, LID aftOSE CiT lies, ,.,.,,,,
DENCE STATION in this city, daily for Providence,
thea" connecting with the large and powerful
COMMERCIAL. sTEA MEoAT co,
fer Sew York and thence by special arrangement with
the steam Canal Lines for Philadelphia Baltimore, and
ali Southern points
RATES ALWAYS LOWER THAN BY ANY oTHEg
STEAM LINE.
TINE between New York and Philadelphia, "a hours.
Baltimore, IS
hete FORK, thus constituting the cheapest and most re
points named.
PASSENGER Tickets to any part of the Great west mas
cester RailToa Depot on Green street.
The New lclk office Of ahoyn named Line is at PiEu
IL NORTH RIVER EDWIN BYSNER. Agt to whose
care all freight for the South should be consigned
tJle or more Steamers leave New York for Providence
daily For further particulars, apply 10
a. 9. MUNKOE. SIC rral Freight Agent
at Nc Lincoln House Block
Or to ". II. JOURDAN. Providence Depot
t.FAI. EI,EFL'hI- lrnN1linnrn
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MENSTRUAL CoMPouND, prepaI alton which daily
experience be NEST speedy and ettcacOus in
its operation. and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful in ali cases. when used according the direc
LAtnE
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FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Ezcesses, Habits of Dissipation
Early Indiscretion or Abuse,
Indsposition to EXertion, Trembling
Loss of Memory, Wakefulness
Weak Nerves, rain i'm the Ract
n1orIor OF disease, Flushing of the Body,
Dlmhessn l NISloh' EruptOns on the Face.
notHanus. Paid Countenance
pIyiless Oh inc 9kInI Universal Lassitude of the
31oss OF rover Muscular System.
Difficulty Of breathing,
These symptoms, If allowed to 90 which this med
i ne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUIIY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
n one of which the patient may expire. Who can saw
that they are not frequently followed by those direful
diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering but
none will confess The records of the insane AsyIums
ana the melancholy deaths by Consumption ample
witness TO the truth OF the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
ate the System, which HEL1lBOLD'S EXTRACT Blu
CHU invariably does. trial will convince the most
skeplical
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8ailroa0s

yssss3sS55zss5s; WESTERN RAILROAD
s=:5=s=s======R SPRING ARRAF GEAENTS. - Com.
-szt---l4enoing MONDAY, May 5, ls62.-Bos-
ton Alban, ard Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albsny and Way Stations, (ae.
commodatiOn) at $40 a. n. and D,
For Sew York and Albany, exp IS g. and $40 p.
New York Mail train 10 p. n.
Railroad Com scttOnS-At Albany with the New EOTb
Central Troy and GTecnbus h, ana Hudson River rail-
roads. A. Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At Sts5e Line With the Housatonc
railroad At PttsAeld with the Ptsfield and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and ritsteld railroads. At
WeStteld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spri G.
field, Connecticut River Ral ODDS At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wilimantic ard Belcher-
town ana Amherst railrt ads At Worcester junction
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Worcester May l, 1852. HENRY GRAY, sup't.
r5s.7E5.--=Q WORCESTER & NASHUA
.t====:=====ses. Il 4 ILR 0 AD.-SUMMER ARRANGE
ss!sz---a-MENT.-Train follows: Leave
Worcester at so and His a. M, and 4.l0 p.
Leave Nashua At I a. m. and IL m. and p.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains
Concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord sus
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with this
trains CT the Stony Brock Railroad and also with
OF the ftchcurg Railroad with the exception first
train from Boston, and az Fitchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
A tram leaves Orceser every sunday morning at GAO
o'clock for l. well and stations, stopping take up
passengers when signal is made. Returning leave Low
ell at 5 80 , m. +, ach Orccster 1870.
For fuItner particulars and connections with othe
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States - G. ", BENTLEY. Stunt,
Worcester June 10, 1862 DIFF
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d. c T OR C. A. HILL"
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Bemedy of the Age.
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR

private cognse affections Of the female system and
result is the production of MS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

sufficient TO prevent invasion fsom any quar-
ter.
The duties, and also the compensation,
pertaining to the Btaf Of the Commander-in-
Chief, should be clearly defined by law.
Il is expected that the military feeling now
extant will lead TO efforts, on the part Of In
dividual enterprise, 70 establish military
schools In different paEts Of the State. The
propriety of granting aid, from the State, to
such Of them as may seem worthy OF 1t IS
respectfully submitted 10 your consideration.
Small appropriations, judiciously expended,
would tend greatly to encourage such schools
and II well conducted, they cOuld not fail 10
conduce largely to the welfare and safety OF
the public.
A few months military instruction will
qualify the young men Of the State to take
command Of our militia, even in time OF war,
with credit 10 all. The time now devoted
exclusively to recreation and pleasure by the
gallant boys Of Ohio, during their long sum
mer vacations, could thus be prohtably spent
and, doubtless, hundreds Of them would thus
prefer 10 make themselves useful TO the State
Arms and other munitions Of war should
be kept in perfect order ct the Stale Arsenal
in quantity sufficient to meet any sudden
emergency.
Referring you to the recent message of my
predecessor, congratulate you that you are
thus placed in possession of full information
as to the condition and affairs of our State.
Governor Dennison has devoted himself tC
the duties of the Executive Office, with q Ees
and energy few men are capable Of, and witt
an integrity of purpose worthy of the high
est communication. In his efforts 10 dis
charge the onerous, delicate, and responsible
duties of his Office, during the most critica
period in the history of our State, he hal
never, for moment, consulted bis ease, MOI
even his health; but has been constantly
found at his post of duty. BE has richly wor
for himself, what all public men should seel
alone to win, the pleasing commendation o
his constituents, Of "Well done, good ant
faithful servant"
And now, gentlemen, may we all, by un
tiriHg industry, strict economy, uRfinchinl
integrity, and devoted patriotism, win fo
ourselves just title to the same high praise
to the sweet consultations Of an approving
conscience; and to the rich blessings of ou
Divine Father. DAVID TOD.
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The Inaugural Of Gov. Tod, which we pub
lish this morning, is 30 short and so com.
prehensive that ali esu and should read it.
Il Is straight-forwa and business-like, like
its suth1r. he alludes to the principles Of
the Union party As his prineiples-the eOun-
Try shove all party. BE is ready to sarren.
der every thing but honor to subdue the re.
bsllion. He has confidence in President
Lincoln as honest pure and patriotic, who
IsbOrs only for the preservation Of the Union.
Much interest has been iel, &c 10 the pO-
Sition which Gov. Tod would take upon the
question Of the war in reference to slavery.
Upoa this topic he has but two slight allu-
sions in the Address. In one he speaks
eonnendingly Of the Presidents determine.
don 70 restore the government 70 lis former
harmony and vigOr, irrespective Of the in
hueace this may have upon the domestic in
situations Of any of the States" Again, be
says that 1--WE seek not the destruction Of
aay Of their domestic institutions" In this
be il with all Union men at the North
We did not enter the war to wipe out slave
-, or TO destroy any institutions, and only
attack those institutions when they range
themselves upon the side Of the rebels
Then we would march over or through the
obstruction, whatever it be.
Financial matters, and especially q reduc
ton Of the State expenses for the sake o
furnishing more funds for the carrying on o.
the war, are especially treated by Governor
Tod. he recommends q reduction Of the
salaries Of al State officers, except Auditor
and Treasurer, saving thereby $l25,o pei
year. he also strongly recommends th'
reduction Of the per diem compensation o
legislators, and reduction of local taxation
The taxes levied for local purposes, in 1851
amounted to S7Ol4, T4s. 81, of which, saw
in the poor tar, be believes that thirty-threr
per cent may Be withheld from those pur
poses and applied to the National treasury.
he recommends q new system Of tsEinl
railroads, urges the continuance Of the ta'
for the support of the families Of volunteers
and advises that the Banks may be Gllowe'
to suspend specie payments.
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mr. erl.wola ana .l.s VVAl'. E.-lsar Res

CNIlA AFAA4 ~ - -
sluilona.
Tie fssling Of indignation among the
Union, nsn and Republicans is intense
agaiasi Mr.. GrisWold, for voting not to table
he infamous series of white feather pro-
slavery resolutions and afterwards for voting
In favor Of taking them Of from the table
for the purpose Of being acted upon.
The following is sample of the resOlu-
tons:
RssoIBed, That slavery is q State institu-
don, guaranteed as such by the Constitution
and laws of the United States, and We cannot
agree that the National Government shall
undertake the emancipation Of slaves against
the will Of slaVeholding States, IS g military
necessity, on any ground whatsoever.
According 70 this the National Govern
nent must not interfere with slavery as q
"military necessity on azy ground '0hatsOsrer
not even to save the Union, without the
consent Of the rebel slaYeholderl And Mr.,
GrisWold, who was nominated and elected
ss Republican, voted with the white ieath-
sr democrats against laying this infamous
resolution on the table, which is considered
the same ss voting in Its faVorl
No wonder that an indignant Republican
member from the southern part Of the State
in conversation with gentleman from thil
city, said "he wished the Republicans o.
Ouyahogs county would take back this ID
doughface, and send a decent locO-fOcO il
his place."