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90 Sportsmen.

b. CROOK, No. 30 Fulton-st., Manutac.
y ,urcr and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE Ia all it,
variety Cutlery Guns Powder and Shot Nets, Fykes &c
Repairing done at short notice. Established In 1851.
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UGni5.

/ COOK WAN1ED.--A co0red Woman WI"
"a, hrpg recommendation Of heI being nrtaie OOH
homes. and sober can heaI oi good situation ~ applying
B No 81 West 2lst-st.
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SHIP Constance Fr) FOrtoss, Martinique :. days ballast
Sap B. Aymsr of Sear.por, sawy.r Bueno, Ayre: June
~ Ldcsto Wssh Carver Chsse. 9h inst, lat 20 s., Ion
Ship + Piran ddiIIo IlsLi Piranddo, Castle Ia Mar IS
Bark Winslow (Oi POrtland, Davis Newoleaps 81 days,
passed hip C. A FaIws from Nsw.Orlesn' fo New,Yo OH
Aq 70 on B.nss R'sd O rio J.seO d.y
coffee TO J s Patrick.
B.k Ellen Morrison Lyon, Demersa July %, mcasses 70
Bark Albion Lincoln Havana aud snchersd in the Lower
Bars eyhOund Yates. St. Thomas, W. C. A., June y.
palm Gil &C. 70 ya,e', PoIteed Co June - ne ksv.
.poSs ,hp Parpsnd from Ma Buenos Ayres Aug
lat q q, lon 90 = spoke b. brig H. Campbell rom
EsS Acme, Campbell Vera Cruz July IT, hides &C., to
Biz y + Newton, Dixon, Belize HOnd) July &C. rn'hos-
Bds onse Pto,tesa Marscsibo July g. and ssu Carlo. 70
futile r Ps'en.sdt Co vessel TO ularer Had light
wind, the most passage Wa. days of Hat'sras
Au. lat. lat % 20 lon IS. poke b. brig Express ora
Cube for Hsas same day sawa u ;. steam s0cPotw~
Brs Rolling Sea- (of Labec Rowel, 81. Crer Aug rum
Brs Be.;rioe strOut Eizabe,hport, coal for Boston.
prg Robert Move (of Newisyenl, Hstchxss, DemarsTe
Iulr s. and :. Thomas Aug 3 ballast 70 TrowhFiJse's sons
Au s 90 lon o. 90 spoke bark Cinderella hence 'or
Brs C. W Ring Hup,ey sasua Ausi sugar to Brett Sos
scsr Howard Putusr Dr. CT Yarmouth, N ST. Robbins.
Csniuego. July q, moi.sses to D. starr. 9. Ill.,. ,,-
Scur Bios tot BGunsWck, Mel, Given, 80, Thomas July
q, md AZ, Harber Aus. !, sals 20 master. =.
schr. r. H. 4 (Bg., Of Kingston, Jsm Iodi osss0ois
C. A. July - cccoe 20 Handy 4 Eosdiey -
S,hr Stephen uoichkss ,of NegHavsn, Petie New'ofs
L., ms 20 dave sugar to y. Brigham.
selr Daniel Webster Perry, fEoyieeace foT ES' L"sn
s.Lr J. VI. Freeman, Tnbble. Mystic lalast;
schr Col hen Fleece Hall, Bangor days. lahs 10 j. boyn-
SEM Wave Tyler Roudout coal for Boston.
Schr Cosn,his Small. Roekiand days. stone Tor Sandy
Hook. ,,.
Schr Susan Scrauton. Everett. Providence days
Schc Exeter Small, Providence days
Sohr Brabdywine Law, New Haven ballast
schr Emma brl McGrsh, S. Stevens, n B8 days, lsth
10 O. BosfdDinA
schr Julia A. Pratt. Pratt, Essex, Ia ballast.
Schr ligilant. Hunter, Newpor;, IN bail st.
Shr and Jane Baker Calais 10 days. lumber TO JED
Frye CO. a.
DAVIS back be burned TO u s. Quar-
teTnast-r.
sloop shot Phinoey. Providence days.
steamer Pelican baker, Providence udse. to Edwas1
Bynoer. - ~,
stesIner fIondurs. IT, S. transport Clifford. Key West
days bss, PASSENGER. TO d. ID. Tompkns Had dsys
heavy weather from n. r.. :,
Steamer May Queen IT, s. sansperl Fortress Monroe, in
ballast came here Tor repairs.
The bark Acme from Vera Cruz he's anchored ct the Lo"ss
Quarantine. - ....
The steamship Honduras from Key West has besa seS'
the Lower Quarantine IN consequence OF . aes'" v"
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Burning fluio, Oils, 81.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct from tho manufacturer and wells and
for ,ae quantities to suit. In prime shppg 9fdsr o. the
4 c., Nos ITO saa l1H, WuliAnsl, hsWYssk
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
-un-Pises Sets......6:49 5fooH-Risss. 3te3
WATER THIS
sandy Hook. 5:13 Gov. Island. 7:li eGats. sos
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NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN,

NIXON's CRENORNE GARDEN,
~ Third night ofthe Comic psutonime entitled
THE GOLDEN EGG.
Invented BY and produced under the m sds'e direction OF
NJ LEHMAN. with scenery, tricks. transiorrations,
and original music comp o--d by THOMAS BAKER
Every artist connected with the establishment viii appear
In the east . .-.
GLAND PAS sEUL... by. COSTA THELEUR.
SENORIrA CUBAS for the thifd time this ia her
very exciting dance o.
ELOLEl Ell OLE,
Third nigh, Of the Comic Polka, The BEAR by Thomas
Baker and his Orchestra =.
FRESH ATTRACTIONS IN TIE EQUESTRIAN
SCHOOL, by hot oil Gyuioasts ard Acro5ais-
Admission 10 the three entertainments, p ceDts
In the afternoon -
GRAND MATINEE.
The irresisiibly anshibe pantomine OF THE SPIRIT
or THE FLOOD viii De given u. the request OF many
famili.sl for POSITIVELY THE LAST TINE.
There win al o be PROMENADE MUSIC and EQUES-
TRIA. PERCENTAGES Every artist connected with
tl, estsbli'hment will appear.
CLidlrg Is cents.
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DURsIANT to an order of ROBERT II.

i COLGs Surrogate OF the County Of Westonessr, no.
Lee hereby gwen according 20 law, 10 al iis3ns hvn-
u-s geas The estate Of ELISHA O. OTIS late 81 NE
TOn Of Youkers in said County d-cessod poscnt the
snc With the thereof the uDdcIsigned sdna
ifor OF 81 and the goods cbsisls and dts 81 The
es- oec~a'ed, al the Oic- II WILLIAM "a. tODh, ~
roiney no ~ Broadway Ne~York City or beofe tie
1910 day o. July A. d. 49, Dated 's 18Th day Of January
A -, 1902. b. r. BABEIIT Administrator
'alB lawClno Sal.
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90 TO the SEA SIDE.--The cars of the
" Cousy Island aud Brooklyn h. r. Company are now
running r-lsy from Fulton and Catherine Ferries Church
Lane eenbrld Graveyard. and Coney leland. This the
best route to sheepshsad Bay PvGs Parties and Assoca-
tons PIC mic Parties accommodated application the
ohce
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GRAND DAYLIGHT and MOONLIGHT

GRAND DAYLIGHT and MOONLIGHT
" EXCURSIONS TO POUGuhEEPSlE snd INIERME
date LANDlNGS.-rne steamboat RIP ' An WlNkLE
Capt, w Brett will leave New,lork rom Pier No =. i'ot
OF Robiu,on.,t every TUESDAY and FRIDAY At O'clock
n m Landing II Coziens's Cold.pIns Cornwall Newbursh
tisb.il Low Point Marlborough aud Nilon Returning
will lraye pouihkeepsie u o'clock M landing at Low
Point and F.hA thus sfordng opportunity or pen0as
wishing nne view of the beautiful scenery o. the noble
Hudson by d,ylgh. and moonlight reaching Newi ork
before ds Wight FaIe the excursion, 81 beriLs ree.
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1luslra! .liIs!rnmen.e.

DfaNOS. of the celebrated makers j. ~ e..
Il FISCHER; sctuow edged 10 % 20 most durable and
the best Piano. madcSsh frame Ic,eut ohnFer over
st-urg. wholesale end ea the nanuiact"fy and wave
room. 2-i ZiJ 2i5 ~. aud - Wet Io.n, resi tb-sV
DANEN IL BACON,
IN Manufacturers Of Grand and Square Es'
NarerDom no. IJ5 Tan5-st, near broadway. y l.
We Offering favorable trrms luh as,oiihi"H'
Of Pilno otcs warranted 81 every respect Ioeraafra
;ncai. made with parties desiring pay ny nsieinr
GTElNWAY d sons GDLD-MEDAL PA
- TENT OVERSrRUNG GRAND and SQUARE Fl-
A''Os have been awarded the hrt premium wherever alt
whenever exhibited competition with tie Dos. make o.
Boon New-NOrk, Philadelphia aud baltimore anu are no
con- idered .be best Pianos manufactured
snteu guaranty ir I've 5esgs gwen with each .n'.il
aelf. -. ...
Iarerooms NOS % and - WALKER-S.. near Broadway.
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Reecipss Of Produce,

Receipts Of Produce.
,<xv.YoRx Aug 2l-a94T bbs Flour, ITO bbis Cora
Neal 100 bags 4s7 bbls Whisky los ESQ bush Whsss
10 OOo do Corn. Is 5l do Oats 1884 do Rye $3.50 a.
Malt as pigs Provisions sPkg Ashes. 9A DO Lsss -
keg kxd-
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Vyrur5lon5.

EXCTRSIONS IA COMFY ISLAND
IA U,nth Comfort Pleasure Cars leave Fulton aud
Ca,harine Forbes. Brooklyn, every - minutes
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Cbances for Bnsincss 1tlen.
Boots an0 Shoes.

ND 50 80, 81 and 81 50.-SllOES ana
ODD, GAITEBs. NEW sPRlkG STYLES; noT .s'''
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Illsceilancon5

prick PRESSES and DRAIN. TILE Ma
~ CHiAEs.-taotory, No, 20 5,h.st, philadelphia.
s L. MILLER.
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Go p)bom II mGr Concern.

1 HAVE engaged for myself and friends more
stRSTITU III than we .bs require aud sill assign TO
rei4be ard responsible ATTY who Is wiling TO pay rllO
In sdv-ncs and 10 more BIO !, draied hntfsir 81 T.
SriI IL VINO served number OF ia Europe
aud will doubles. be accepted whsa offered. Address r.
Box No. / s8i. y. y. POs-OLce
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M,IoiFs OfTIcE New York. Aog Il. 1862
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the DOG
~ POUND foot Of .5ihs' East River, viii De- CLOSED
o1sAIURDAY MKT, the I'D iu,t Tor thc ,eson
ADRIAN BROWs. tirst Msthal
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ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of

NOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY steamers
i CITY OF HARTFORD and Ol,ANlTE STATE. daily
Pcck-lp connect log at Hartford wi:h steam
boat 10 Springfield, snd al points North Last ana Nesi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

NAvkL.-The New York correspondent Of tbs
Phiiadelphia lnquirsr writes April 10:
"The greatest activity prevails at the Brookiyn
Navy Yerd. The iron plated stea mer Galena
was TO have gone into commission to-dayi but as
hsr iron ports Were not properly lifted, she will
not be ready until Tuesday, when she is TO sail
forthwith. .rETE q
Toe steam friga.e Roanoke is to have three
hsavy Ericsson towers, like the Monitor on deck
II .r 1Imor below the wafer 10 to be put In at the
Y4rd but that above the water line at the Novelty
WOFks - ( 80
The steam gunboat Dawn Is undergoing few
alterations at the hands Of the joiners She carries
two % pounders and one PssTott gun on the fore
castle. She viii be ready for her crew by Tues-
day. The storesttp Release has nearly finished
be. loading, and will sail shortly for the Medi-
terranean. The sloop- of war John Adams 10 un-
dergoing the necessary repairs to ft her for a
school ship. A large force sf mechanics are en-
gagged in getting the sabine ready for sea- and
they hive worked for this purpose during the
whole Of Thursday and Friday nights.
The new steam Eloop Of war Adirondackis Is back
at the navy yard, and the engineers are engaged
In pu,tiag The enginss on board which have been
made at The Novelty Works. The new s,eam gun
boat Port Royal has also srliyed at the ward, and
is taking her aFmament on board. The steam
gunooat Massachusetts,, Lieut. Cooper command
Ing, 10 taking in stores, and will sail In few
days The gunboat sheppard Knapp is having
an extra strip Of copper Affixed aud will, on CON-
leiioa Of the work sail again Immediately. The
schooner Mary y. Davis IL loading . cargo Of am.
m5nition Tor Ship Island. - ffs - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-22

WHAT THE CONFRDKRATKs SAY The editor of
the 81. Louis Democrat hss cOnversed with the
Confedera'es who arrived there on Monday, and
from them learns the following relative TO Gen.
Prentiss and his command! -sE
Gen. P.entlss surrendered about 4 O'Clock on
Sunday evening. The rebel officers say he and
his men fought well, but were completely sur
rounded when they gave up. They also say that
thelr army was dratcH up in itrs of battle on Sat-
Erday Htght tcithina Jsp HUNDRED yards Of on,
eantPs, and plainly saw our men goirg In and out
OF their tents. Their generals would not let them
build their camp-hres for fear Of discovery
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Heavy Freshet in Lower Canada.

MoNTREAL, April 2l.-There Is a heavy fteshei
hooded, and there Is great destruction Of proper:
ty. The locks and dams near Ottawa City are In
danger. The Western trains have BEEN inter.
:uptea during the last three dsvs the road having
been washed out near Cornwall. 1t Is expected
however, to get right to-day.
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2 Arrest Of Col. Jennissn.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 19-Col Jennison, late
Of the 7th Kansas regiment. has heen sr.ested ty
the military authorities and sent to Alton, III
The cause Of his arrest is said to be insubordina-
ton. Lieut.. HOyt, Of the same regiment, is also
under arrest Brig. Gen. Carey has been asst gned
the overland msil rorts! - I
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TELEqRAPHIC NEWS.
Freshe, In she Connecticut River.

HARIroRb,. April 2O-The river has risen to
feet above los water mark, and u rising near,
l. one lnch per nour. fne whole lower. Part D.
the city is flooded, causing great damage and
much suffering. The r'ilroad track near Spring
field Is submerged for five miles, but IL NOT sefi-
ously damaged. .'-. '.-t -
CoNcoRD, N a., April 2o.-The freshet Is the
roads are badly washed; p a'' = u
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families at place on the lines of their
Express Al q charge OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY Sum NOT ExcXEDINe FIFTY DOLLARS;
And q proportiolate additional charge 70 pIaoes
reached BY connecting Expresses -
The remittance, whether God, Tre.sury Notes
or Allotment DTafts, should he enclosed IN an en- =
We loPe ard securely sealed, End have the full I'D
Ia olfles the street and numberD of the person 10
whom TO be sent, and the amount leribiy marked
thereon.
Envelopes for this purpose may be hsd at our
mittsnoe should be erepcd
NH % I'm ADAMSEXPREsS COMPANY,
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New York Rank Statement.

NEw YORK, April 21.-The weekly statemen
of the city banks shows the following totals
pesEe9se w in loan:, ssie, ,?Oei increase in specie
In deposits, 81, 400 277. - .'. =.
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HenHY obherr.

NEW YoRE, Anil 2l.-The ofice Of the Brook.
ivn w bite Lead Cornnanv. on fulton street y-a.
robbed on Saturday night of bonds amounting
to frCm forty to fifty thousand dollars of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
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Governor Harvey, Of Wisconsin. Drowned

CAIRO, April ei.-GOv. Harley, of wiseonsin,
was drowned at Savannah Tennessee on Saturday
night, by fsliing into the water whilst stepping
from one boat to another His body had not beer
recovered when the last dispatches left
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. J. H. sCHENCK. j.
~ This distinguished Phvn
sIcian whose brilliant nd widespread reph q ion
has been acquired by h,s eminently Successful
rca tment Of CQnsumhhpn. even In cases which
hsye been ssard ed aid hronQu need incurable by
the resular fscu ~, vll be ST MS Rooms
No. 444 EI6h TIL STREET,
A A few doors stovs = = .
WashinEton City, ..-
On WEDNESDAY, the sd of Aprll.-
For consultstlsH and TO examine the condition of
his patents. ., =
His great experience. derived from long sad ex-
tensve ?! !aouoe, olo 50 study and devotion TO his
Profession together with the sssistsnos of the per
feet iRStrrr,cF with which ks examin Ons OF tbe
lungs are m de- enable him ID detect the slightest
symptoms of disease. - :. = =
his three great msdicinas, his PULM0NIC
SIRUP, SEA WEED TONIC aud MANDRAKE
FILLS, nave been IS widely celebrated rene
dies Tor diseases Of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach
as MA own reputation IN the management aad cure
of pstIeuts suffering under these Diseases,
Ne Soud advise all who nsed his se Woes to
call upon him as above. For eu EIamlnation OF
The lungs with the respirometer his charge three
dollars; but for ordinary eI8mnstions and adyLoe
Di. schenck would feel grste!ul 10 sucn Dstients
IS have been bsaef eftcd by his treatment If they
Wou!d cal on him duTlng his tlslfs 70 their cities,
and certf., By written statements, to The bept fit
they hsve received. Bosltts being = grest salts
factIon to him. such oerltfoates tend to imPaFt
confidence to hundIe1s cf spfsrers from sinIsr
dlBesses, who need only IA it'll In DR.. Sohe5ck and
Persons can be directed TO bis rooms by calling
at hit asent'e, q, D. WAITE, 90 ner Ith strest aod
LOUISIANA sveEue, where also can be f 5nd q full
supply of his Medicines apli ets
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NEW AND IMPROVED Inv IGNITION
kRTlFlCI<E CHF0FEAsxl B0kl
3 = Il s 4 q, -s -.
WIYyovY MITAz PLAfI on CLAsYA

DIR. 9. B. SfaEsMOND,
aIe Bsss<ssy, Ess Yok-260 Ptsss,lss.ts <s
Calls the Astsntoa Of the IpblIs 70 the iollovinr
sdv.rsstss 81 ftipfrosed sIstsMi
ueyer corode nor chspse c6ltf ~ say
acids, being three fourths lighter thsn anf ether,
2. No teeth or roots nsed be extracted, - 0s
Artificial ones can be inserted over them.
8 The rcots vii be made lnoEensive, N never
sche, ~. .5Tr. - q !, !
4. No tsnporsry testh are nseded, as ,srrnaneni
eIes can be rsde iTncdiatsly, thereby Ireserving
the natural exkfssstra OF G,e lxcc, which Under
the old 81 stem Ia frequently dis7fHred. - :
8. This work hiss been fully tested oysT nys yesf
By many Of the frst chemists and physicians OF fns
sopntry. --H -.s-
Or. s. hss also invented Q white undsstructiys
motal hIiing, With which the most sentative teeth
scr es Allied without pain, snd can build up Ier-
teot, sous t9ofh on any slde roots, which villasi
The bett of references rlyen-to Or. v. Mot; Or.
roIer:s., profpfsof 81 CheDistry. N. YSR Bon
Judge wayne, y. s..ie SafreEge Ceprt d washing
ton, and thousands of oteis.
Call and eIamlne for Jcurselk eetNn
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DENTISTRY.

Wl. LOOMS, N. d., the inventor sAd pstsntss
efths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 81 1~
Many persons osn wesr these teeth VINO >2x1
sannct wear others, and no person can veay others
who cannot wear thesS .-.--- -
Persons calling st my oEcs can be accommodated
VIII any style and pricc Of Teeth they NAY dosireI
bat 20 those who are particular and wfah the yurrS
sleanest, strongest and most perfect dentrre thai
"a fully warranted. :
soon. = ,his city-No. SIS Ps. aveuue, betve.,
ptE sSd lob ss,. Also, soT Arch street., Philsdel
DbiS- - mar tly,so
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o r RFIC CIAL,
IRTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, es.s5 ---,
~ va wAsHIssTon, January IS, 1851
The Secretary Of State wiz hereafter receiy,
Members OF Congress on busineu on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, tho arst Of ner
month. f.u ''s ".-. "@'
Jan a7.H WILLIAM a. SEWARD.
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w !.NvAsr 81, It'll. +
oRDnsrD, That Che Ssst t,sts..iport viii b.
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO actiTs rhiitssy cSsistions In the Reid
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives. .. .s,g,
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
Hs2-l ssct.tery Of War.
PA sSEN6EK TRAIN To MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT., o. y
Onet Military Sspe,tatenisEt Raflroads US.
Washtag gtos, april 1s, 1852. }
No Passenger Trsin will he run from w ashing
ton to Manassas until further noted. 30
-e.. d. C. McCALLUM,
ap lS-tf M. d. and Sup't r Railroads, U. g..
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No q CoScuBIsxs n-The negroes from the
near counties Of Maryland steal their mssters'
stock and wagons to cone-to this city, aud parties
In Maryland have frequently stopped them to
search the wagons fos "contrabands negro,
thus stopped, when he said "No use locking In
dis wagon, massa; hain't got any concubines
dafo = : 80 =
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The GENERAL CoNFKRENcK OF THE MErHoprs,
PROTESTANT CHuRcH-Thef q st Tuesday In Ma
next this body Of ministers and laymen win NEE
in the Congress Street Church, Georgetown, ID
Z. Preparations are already begun for the re
csption and proper entertainment of the mem
bers: ID 10 the highest legislative body recog.
nizsd by that denomination OF Christians, and 4,
composed Of ministerial and lay represen tati We,
from every annual conference disrietin the United
States. We -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-05

=. *. "a. Men do not love to Die TO live
Is the natural desire of man; but enjoy life it is
by strict observance OF temperance in all things The
moment pam or discomfort is experienced il Is sign
Iai usease threatens to iDfct its upon US
ineh Is tue time TO use RADWAY's READY RELIEF Let
ms medicine be resorted to the first indication of
PAIN; III a few moments all pain and uneasness will
cease IN of sudden colds scougs sore throat in
nueiza, Group, aceache headache toothache mains in
the bones, Joints, etc. if Railways Ready Relief is used
~ dye1 minutes relief will be experienced and in few
hours the patient Will be free from sickness.
HOT RELIEF SLING.
Adu teaSpoon1ul of Ready Relief half tumber of
not water sweetened with sugar. on going to bed twill
cure the worst cold stop the troublesome cou
ana lnsule calm and undisurbed sleep. In attacks Of
eunatism neuralgia, st joints, sprans ETC. one or
Two ap 5llcatons Of the Ready Relief will effect cure
Every family shOud keep this medicine in the house on
All occasions where there is pain its use will secure Won
ease and comfort We beg to present to the readers
the spy the following letter:
, M@MPhIs, Maeonb Co., Mich, Sent 1862
IT hod~eg-Dear Sir: About four years since was
DISEASED LUNGS
NV friends thought had The CONSUMPTION l was en-.
treiy unit for bushes raised blood and had every
symptom OF the above fatal disease. One night on 90
your Ready Relief lin hot waterJ as simulant To- sweat
me- III uld so. The Precipitation was of a slimv suh-
stance ard offensive rel followed taking the Ready
every other night for four weeks at tine end
OF mat tlme was entirely well This is true statement
OF facts, which will testify under oath YCurs etc
JAMES SAGE sase,s Hotel,
should small pOX scarlet fever measles dptheria nre
vail use kadways Ready Relief daily as drink and in
YOU experience pain heajsche nausea, watery dis
illness rom tbs complaints Small nor can he Arrest
Gu ~ us progress and cured in its cp ent stages as
IeaIly as any other disease; and it Radways Ready
nc LET is used when pain is first experienced Won viii
nave no further trouble from smallpox or any other
oseae. Or ladways Ready Relief is sold by druggists
=, n1in ny druggists. For sale in Worcester nv H. h
"hGEN ~ CO., and GEO p HARLOW. d2w d.