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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan 9.-COTTON quiet and nominal at
36c for mi1dling uplands
FL0UR-Sales $500 bbs; state and western opened
quiet and closed rather steady; superine
S250 555; extra state 500 q $3.50 round hoop Ohio
S5y5 "a 6u0: Supertine western $3.50 a. 555;
to good extra western $40 a So 80; southern I'M
changed; sales 1900 Dbls mixed TO good So a $6l0:
fancy and extra ST 20 @ 1926 Canada steady; sales $50
bbls superfine $50 "a 50; eXt ira 5,75 q SIS,
GKAIN-Whe heat very quiet but firms sales Is 500 bush.
Corn shade rner; sales II 600 bush; mixed
IS @ &C.; in store Is 66le delivered yellow south
6Jc
PR0VISIoNS.-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales pro
bbls country S. a $50; repackcd Chicago Si0 q
II Pork steady ami unchanged; HIS a l225. Cut
meats dull. Lard shade tmer sales 1850 DDls at 15 @
Sc Whiskey decidedly firm; safes 700 bbls at IS a 6c,
Closing with holders refusing sell below 70 "a 30.
Sugars very firm; sales 533 hhds Rarbaooes 81 Mus
covado at II SIC; Manila $50 bags st g. 1860 boxes
Havana, at st az Sc. CUnee buoyant; 400U bags Rio at
Is a zoe.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
o THE WORCESTER DAILY spy
THE ONWARD MOVEMENT.

New York, JAN "a special dispatch
from Annapolis, received here this afternoon,
states that the expedition under Gen. Burnside
sailed to-day.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Dec. 9-About half of
Gen. Burnside's expedition sailed for Hamp-
ton Roads at o'clock this morning. AT
o'clock this afternoon the others had steam
up and were ready to depart
ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a special dispatch from
Cairo to the Democrat says that twenty. five
thousand troops are now on their way there
from different points; and, as soon as they
arrive, column from $4,000 10 10000 strong
will march from there to Paducah, under Gen.
Grant. The destination of this force is said to
be Nashville, whence, il junction can be made
with Gen. Buels command, the entire army
will proceed to New Orleans. This movement
will undoubtedly occur within the next six
DAYS
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BosToN, Jan. 9.-The brig A B. Cook,
Capt. Perkins, now at Holmes Hole, is in
charge of the United States authorities, on the
allegation of supplying coal to the privateer
Sumter, in the harbOr OF ST. Thomas. The
brig sailed from Elizabethport, N. j.
HALIFAX, Jan. 9.-The steamship Parana,
falsely reported lost, was at Sydney, and will
be here to morrow
ALBANY, Jan. 9.--In the state senate. to-
day, Il resolution was introduced requesting
the president OF the United States, ii consis
tent with the public interests TO iuaugurate a
general system OF mutual exchange of pris-
0nerS.
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THE KANNUCK RIOT.

ST. JOINS, NEWFOUNDLAND, Dec. 9.-The
people at Carbonear are kept down by the
military. The town is in state of siege
Business is suspended there and at Harbor
Grace. Both parties are largely reinforced
HoSIilities will recommence the moment the
troops are withdrawn. A magistrate was
shot, Tuesday, but not dangerously. The
whole trouble grew out of the feeling between
Catholics and Professionals
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FREDERICK, Jan. 9.-Afairs are unchanged
along the lines. Stages leave here on the ar
rival of the cars, daily, for Hancock. The
latest intelligence from Martinsburg is to the
effect that there are only $50 militia there, and
no disposition is expressed to fight.
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KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IINIMENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most ex
eeent Of all Lniments perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir TO.
EHEU M ArISM is caused by stagnation of tho
fluids, arising from checked perspiratonls cured by
few bottles Of KEEHEDY's kHEuMATIo LINIMENT.
NEUKA LGIA-the king Of all paln-is caused by
an Inflammation OF the ncrNesis Instantly cured by
few applications of KEsNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISIMEET.
SPKAINS caused by an over-extenson and
sudden re action Of the muscless cured by bot
for mnn beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining OF
the ribs-ls cured by few bottles Of KENEEDYs KsEU-
MATIc LIHiMRNT.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure OF the
flesh ana smashing Of the tlssuess Instantly relieved
by KEHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINfMBNT.
CIHAMP IL a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoprage OF the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured by u few appca
tions OF KESNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINMgNT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by aneuralgia in she
stomach and bOwels-take teaspoOnlu of KEkEEDY's
RHEUMATIC LIN1MEhT in warm water hall hour
unit, cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
caused by unnatural drFness OF the glandswet
piece Of flannel with kKHNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINMENr,
apply IL on going to bed, and you will be well In the
morning
HEADACHE AND THROHBING OF
TIE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from nsenslble
perspratlon-s cured by few applications OF KENNE-
DY's RHEUMATIC LsIMENT.
WEA KNESS OF THE BACK-Follow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle.
1t is good for Toohaclie, EArache Sweled Face and
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass. Price 5l cents. Wholesale agents for boston,
George q. Goodwin, ii Marshall street, u. s Burr q
Co.. Museum Building; Weeks Potter, Washington
street; Carter, Colcobb, u Preston Hanover street
ja6 dit
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NEW YORK, JAN 9.-SrOCKS are better with only
moderate business Chicago and Rock Island So Mil
waukee and Plairie du Gllcn Railroad l94; Gaena and
Chicago 653 Michigan Southern guaranteed 3la ichi-
gan Central ~; Pacific Mail 954; Elie Railway "a;
Erie preferred 55s; Louisiana skies co. Illinois loan
n; Michigan skies T.; Missouri 43; skies 81
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BY u b. LAMSoS, ONCE &C and 60 Main ST., Worcester
II U RS! + u r Sll URSl!I
:" "0I Ut FIIo AhItIF ED FROM NEW YORK
A FEW DAYS LONGER.

VIII be sold at Public Auction at store 2I6 Main ST
Formerly occupied BY NJ. Il. Green Il 90 i EVERY
AFIEkNooN and EVENING, commencing al ard
CLOCK and also at private sale, large assortment Of
well selected Furs, of every description among which
may be found the following - e "S''
French Mink Sets. French sable Sets Cerm.r
Fitch Martin Sets. Bohemian Fitch Sets Mountain
Martin Sets; Sberion Squirrel Sets American sable
Sets, Squirrel Belly Chdren's Sets large lot Of ients
Sleigh Robes. $50
The above stock is from New York house. for whom I
nave SOLD for the last three and article is
jas dst
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ASAPH WOOD, c
AM0RY HOLMAN Commissioners.
ANTHONY CHASE, County Treasurer.

w ORCESTER MECHANICS saw
W lNGS BANK.-The following is a list of such
persons accept the offices to which they chosen
at the annual meeting the Mechanics saw
Jan. 2, lS6l:-
Presidential RRISON BLISS.
Vice Presidents-Hon Alexander Dewitt. Hon. r. H.
Dewey VIM. Dickinson, II. GUuding II. II. Stevens
Frustees-W NJ. Bickfori, T. w. Hammond George
Hobbs Fitzroy Willard u. s. Messingtr, L. L. Moen T.
Berry, Jr,, Lewis Barnard Emory Banister, Samuel
Woodward, Thomas Sutton.
Secretary-A. AicF. Davis.
Treasurer-II Woodward
Mr.. Patrick OKeefe, elected Trustee declines the
Office. Attest: A. MCF. DAVIS,
secretary W. NJ S. Bank,
Jl!O dit and Clerk at the annual meeting.
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MAE IsIED.

In this city, Jan 8. by Rev Dadmun, Edward Mel.
len to Abigail Il Bemls; VIM f wright to Sophia
Thomas, ali OF this city.
In this city by Rev D L Jones, William A Reynolds
to Sarah Il ID Noyes, all of this city.
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laants.
Sfle0lrImal.
MEDICAL DIS.
EVERY KIND of MUMOR.


EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles are warranted to Amusing sore month
One TO three bottles will clear the system of bilcs.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst canker In
the stomach.
Three or Ave bottles warranted to the worst
Kinds Of Erysipeas.
one two bottles warranted to cure all humors In
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure scaly cruptlons of the skin
Two three blttlcs warranted to cure the worst
kind ofrngwOm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles arc warranted 10 salt
rhcum
Five to eight bottles warranted the worst
scrofua.
One three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia know from the experience OF
thousands that it has been caused by cankcr the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate costve
state Of the bowels
Kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy.
ny strictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
around each bottle ard udciOus application of the
SALT RREUI OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer of whatever KIM nature except
cancer that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
Isnrp Ia ,,aiId r,,, sfas
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M&m advertisements.

DIED.
In WinchendOn, Dec IS. Nancy Robbins lOl yrs mos.
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Amusements.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
MECHANICS HALE,

MECHANICS HAZE,
Saturday. Jan. IL. 1862.
Positively First and only appearance in this city,,
Of the
GREAT DIGITATEUR,
HERMANN.
The manager would respectfully call the attention of
the public to the appearance in Worcester of
MONSIEUR HERMANN.
WHIP is universally recognized as the greatest living
PRESTIDIGlIATEUR.
The performances of Hermann are entirely original
and novel. Their distinguishing feature is the entire
ABSENC OF ANY APPARATUS, all effects being
solely produced by extraordinary MANUAL SKILL
During the intervals of NJ. Herrmam's programme
GRAND CONCERT,
Composed of brilliant selections from the most popular
Operas by the celebrated Trio from the Academy Of
Ausic, New York. Messrs. SCHRlENER (Panist1
DOEHLER, (ViOlinist,) WEDEMEYER, (Violoncellosil
The programme will be the same as that performed by
him Friday Nov. p, at the residence of Major GEN
49, White House. before his ex;eency the Presi
dent of the United States, Mrs Lincoln the Cabinet and
the corps diplomatque
The order Of the performances will be announced from
the stage by NJ. Hermann himself
Admission FIFTY CENTS. Seats may be secured in
advance, without extra charge The sale of seats will
commence this morning, at the Music Store off L. Dor
Doors open at It; to commence OF o'clock. deod6tj
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SPECTACLE DEPOT, 1721 MAIN ST..

6 - sssssszae -=o
Az {
The undersigned most respectfully invites the citizens
OF this place and vicinity. to cali and examine supc
rior selection of SPECrACLES, containing his lately
he VIII adapt to far sighted. near-siIhted, aged, and
wcaNeyed persons who may desire them accord ng 10
the true state of their The ealused to make
the allow mentioned Lenses in its natural state in rui
forms the most beautiful and perfect Spectacle Lerses
eYerntroduced and possesses advantages
common glasses in general use.
Many persons unaCquanteu whit Optical Art, are
LETT to select glasses for themselves without due regard
10 the condition of the practice productive
OF serious const quence prjudcing the minds Of the
skilf oDtcian made of the above material will in
stead of inurng the eye, AND BENEFIT 1T
MATERIALLY.
lie keeps constantly on hand large assortment of
Gold silver Steel and Shell Spectacles all kinds
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES Large and Small
Opera ard Field Glasses in various patterns Micro
scopes Telescopes. Magnif,ing Glasses, &c. Metallic,
Ancroicc, and the celebrated TmbY S Barometcs Their
mometors, &c. Mathematical Instruments intending
the best Swiss q. s. Drawing Instruments of every de-
scrLnon, which shall offer at very low prices
male to order.
Thanking the public in general most heartily for the
KIND patronage bestowed on the past year, and in
friends that it will always particular desire to
give entire satisfaction to all. Respectfully.
J. RosENBUsH tAgent) 0ptician,
successor to l.. Shrisneim
1t has hecn brought TO notice that peddlers,
styling themselves Opticians, themselves lin order
TO gain more confidence as ny Agents! think it my
that employ no one ia selling my lenses spcctacles.
JAW dtf j. HOSENBUSu, Optcian.
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SmetrOus.
q q MILK FARM FOR SALF.-TI

O MILK FARM FOR SALE.-Tbe
EfiiI FARM Of the late Marcus Barrett situated In
s.s the northerly part OF Auburn about two mi es
nom tle CITY OF Worcester. naning nearly TWO hun.
oIeu acres OF land in high state of cultivation we'll
Matered, notwithstanding &c. and with milk
roptS r. mo1.n sixteen hundred dollars per year
pair; one new barn. l0s by Al feet with CELLAR aso
sheds aud other outbudngs for three eparat
iains II desired The above at priva'e sale.
At Public Auction, Jan. 3Oh
The Stock consists from IS 10 20 Cows selected aud
improved breed. Horses, Colt one half AyrcsI.ire
nan D &ts. Bull YOKE oxen, years old, weighing
Fowls, &c. e'
Farming utensils Mowers. Horse Rake Carts
wagons Flows, Ilarows, Cultivators AID everything
else necessary for farming
Also, Top Buggy, Open Buggy. l Market Wagon
MIX wagon, and Ok Wagon, Sleghs lot OF Pleas
ure, business and Stage Harnesses. Also Household
Furnif to be disposed of at Public Auction THURS
eale. 10 dow
BY Il R LAMSoN nnlce &c aud co niaL, E. ir....-.-
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every and ulcer Whatever KIM nature except
cancer that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
For snln by all drlIccisfs eYcrv ~ here
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STORE No. 40 FRONT STREET TO
~ LkT:--Also, Wanted, low-prced Piano. Inquire
Of s. r. LELAND. d3t% iaIO
EOUND-A good pair of pants, in a small
Il bundle. The owner eau get them by applying 10
JOHN L0RING. at Leicester d3t& lalO
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7 E w L L R
r a N CY CT Cd s,

The subscriber Intends to keep constantly on hand
ne assortment Of Watches Clocks Jewelry stationery
and Fancy Goods In great variety at prices to suit the
present times ISAAC FlSH,
No. 2 Bay state Block, Sign Of Golden Eagle
n. B.-JCwcry repaired as 1t should be. diff jalU
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General Order No. 12.
LEAvzNwoRr1. Jan. 81.

LEAvgNwoRrH, Jan. 81.
The Com mnander Of the Department Of
Kansas. prohibits troops of this Depart
ment from entering the Department ol
Missouri. without special orders. All
armed parties. whether belonging to the
Government, or not, who shall hereafter
cross the Kansas border. and enter the De-
partment Of Missouri. without authority,
shall be adjudged to have entered for pur-
poses of depreciation. and shall be held
subject to the penalties of military law.
All armed bands of men in the State OF
Kansas, not in the service of the U. g.,
now acting under special authority OBJ
tained from the Governor of the State or
from the General commanding. are here
by warned to disband, and return to their
homes. military Commissions for the
trial of all such prisoners. and all who
are now detained on charges of armed
iepredations. or Jayhawking. will be es-
tablished.
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WAsHIxnros. Jan %.

.H
The Honse passed Legislative. Ex-
eoutive and Judicial appropriation bill.
Among the provisions are the following.
viz: That nothing in this act shall pre-
vent q reduction of salaries, and that
mileage now due by law shall be paid as
soon as certified by the presiding officer
of each House. but there shall be no con-
struction for mileage beyond what is al
lowed by law. viz: mileage for each reg
ulsr session only. The bill makes sr-
preparation merely for objects authorized
by existing statutes.
Lovejoy. from the committee on Agri-
culture reported bill. appropria,ing
$4,000 10 he expended under the direction .
of the Secretary of the Interior, for pur-
chasing up land.
Cotton seed for general distribution
through the Patent Office. Passed.
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New YoRk Jan. 81.

New YoRk Jan. 81.
Africa from Liverpool, 18th Qaeens-
town 10Th is below. The following is ta
ken from Southern papers.
AUGUSTA Ga. Jan. 9th.
The Savannah Morning News. of this
date says that l3 Federal vessels. seven
Of which were steamers of war, were re-
ported off Skidway Island. yesterday, Is
were also seen from Foft Pulaski bound
Southwark.
The Confederate Steamers. Savannah
and St. Johns have reconnoitred Walls
Cut, and found the enemy trying to re-
move the obstacles placed in that locali-
ty.
The Confsderates discharged muskets
at the Yankees. who fed leaving their
provisions. bedding. blankets. DC.
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' PLAYlxa THE Roour.-Ws are inform.
ed by creditable gentlemen, that certain
Justice of Peace. on the other side of the
river has for sometime past bsen playing
q very questionable game. He is very
ready in granting warrants to capture the
secesh. and no sooner are they in the
hands of the authorities. than hs goes
and bargains with the rebels to procure
.hsir Liberation. From FIVE to fifteen
dollars is the fee that he charges for lib.
Grating them. When in company with
Union men there is NO bounds to bis
Union zeal. and when be bargains with
the Secesb. he speaks very o6ensively ol
Union men. One thing is certain he has
been the means Of much mischief in his
neighborhood. Many suspect that he is
very deficient in gumption. bot be has
lately proved himself more than q msrs
fasetional man. .'There is method in
his madness. /" which ought to be stopped.
This is no time for nursing traitors. Ep-
persenisn tactics will not succeed at the
present day.
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~ Latest news from England rep
resent John Bull, as still manifesting con.
siderable animosity toward the United
States. 1t is bard to please him. and to
add to bis chsgrin, he well knows that,
Americans care as little for his grum-
bling as for his aattery. Americans will,
and are able to attend to their own affairs.
II England interferes, she will be taught
. lesson of humility, which will make
her rue her officiousness. Let John Bull
growl. Who cares
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Success at Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. 18.
Col. Buford. anding this post.
received dispatches to-day from Col.- Ross.
at Cape Girardeau. stating that Cspts
Murdock and Webster returned last night
from an expedition to Bloomfield. Itwas
complete success. capturing 40 Of the
enemy. among them one Lieut.. Colonel.
two surgeons. three captains. and the ad-
jutant.
Capt. Pbelps. with the gunboat Cone
stoga. made reconnaissance mp the Ten
ncssee river to-day and shelled . point
just below Fort Henry. where . masked
battery is supposed to be. but be didn't
succeed in drawing It's FIRE. -.
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Army Frauds.

ssr WAsHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The special to the Post says: Gen.
McLelland was before the Van Wick
Contract Investigating Committee, to-
day.
Mr.. Henderson the new Missouri Sena-
tor is in favor of the expulsion of Bright.
Extensive frauds have been discovered
in the army contracts in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Blair of Missouri urged the passage
of the Senate s,b bill authorizing the Pres
ident in certain cases to take possession
of Railroads and Telegraph lines. when
in his judgment the public safety may re.
Quire it,
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O@eial Intelligence Of Burnside's Ex.
pedition.
FoRr MoHRoE, Jan. q.

Omeial Intelligence Of Barnside's Ex.
pedition.
FoRr MoKRoE, Jan. q.
By the arrival of the steamer, Eastern
State We have the first direct and official
intelligence of the Burnside expedition.
When the Eastern State lett had it not
been for the condensers on board, some Of
the vessels would have encountered the
most terrible suffering. As it was the
water casks were composed of old whisky,
camphene and kerosene oil casks.
'Tis thought the pilots of Hatteras are
proved traitors. having Intentionally run
several vessels ashore. The waves dash.
ed With ssweep across the Hatteras shore
completely cutting off the Fort from out.
side communication.
Col. Allen Of the 9th N. J., regiment
and bis surgeon. with . bost's crew and
and second mate of the Anne Thompson,
when they found that the troops needed
water. manned life boat in order to
reach the Gsnsrsl and obtain il. The
ooat was swampsd. and the Colonel. sur
gson and mate were drowned. The crew
wen. .ssved. f
Gen. Burnside has succeeded in getting
over the bar one half Of the san-bosts and
seven Thousand troops. Everything sp-
psared to - in satisfactory condition
whsn the Eastsrn State LEFT. The large
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- Haz .iq LEAvENwORTH, Jan. Is.
Tho following general order issned by
Major General Hunter. has caused a SEN
sstion, in civil and. military circles, on
the expedition. about to be started South
from this Department. called in the news
papers Gen. Lanes Exps.lition. 1t is
the Intention OF the Major General com.
msnding this Department to command
in person. unless expressly ordered by the
Government. d is4 "; -sla GH n
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Big Fighting.
WAsHINGToN.-,J Jan

r. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29
A dispatch from Gen. Heintzeman,
dated Fort Lyon. addressed to assistant
Adjutant General Williams, says: Last
night force Of so men of the 37th N. Y.
regiment under Lieut.. Col. Burke, sent
out by Col. Hayman. surprised the enemy,
some Texan Rangers at Mrs. Lees house
at the edge Of Belmont on Occuquan Bay.
The rebel force was about 80 men they
fought till all but one was killed. whom
Col. Burke took prisoner; oar loss was
one killed.
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Affairs in the Vicinity Of Harper's Ferry.

Affairs in the Vicinity Of Harper,s Ferry.
SANDY HOOK. Nd. Jan. %.
This morning q squad of Ashby's rebel
Cavalry made their appearance at Boliver,
accompanied BY section of artillery,
which opened on Col. Geary's regiment,
our Parret guns and En6elds soon silenc.
ed their battery. and drove the rebels back,
behind the hill. t'-' -
Jackson's main body is concentrating
at Charlestown. We. 1t is expected that
he will move near Harper's Ferry to-
night.
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~ smsll eruptions often cover OBJ.
stinats sores. and frightful ulcsrs. They
should always bs taken in time, an ouncs
Of prevention is worth pound Of edre.
Remember that these eruptions can be
checked and cured BY Curtis Mamaluke
Liniment. 1t should be applied immedi-
stely. and will be found to act like charm
This is fact already well known
Those who bave given it trial consider
it the best article ofths kind to be had.
1t should be kept constantly in the house,
As BY having it always ready at hand
much suffering may be prevented. and
bs.ysar's expenses will show an aston
ishing saving in the way Of doctors bills.
Bear in mind that docter Curtis Com
pound Syrup of Sassafras is becoming the
most popular remedy Of the age. Ex.
perience has fully tested its efficacy. 1t
will cure and has cured. everything for
which it is recommended. See advertise
ment in another column. :H