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The PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION FRAUDS OF
l556.-One OF the foreign consuls, in apply
ing for discharge for foreigners at the war de-
partnent, says there has been large number
Of applications from men who acknowledge
that they voted for Buchanan in 1856, on pa
pers that were furnished them for the purpose,
but declare that they took no oath and made
uo application for the papers.
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SpettaI Uottt&s .


The Plantation sitters-tor more extended
notice of which see another column-are the only sure
Remedy for Dyspepsia before the public They are
moreover most delightful tonic beverage and morning
appetizer. They made Of perfectly pure ST. Croix
Rum Roots Banks and Herbs. forming the most perfect
medicine the world has Produced For sale by all
Druggists Grocers and Restaurants in Worcester
nl9 teoplm
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vniid-Published for the benedi and as a ,,ri ~
W 20 yoqng men who suffer from nervous bcbi
~ Ilehatute Decay &c,; supplying at fbe aene ti,s
VIZ menus Of self cure. BY one who has eured hi,i
lg, na To- great cSpense through medical impo
siOn ana quackery. BY enclosing posnaid edirassod
mYtgPt SINGLE o0plEs may be lad III Tia ANNA 4
y y. ltWI,, "N"'Oi"' hlnss county,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

AIIssoURI.-T official vote, nearly com
plete, in the seventh congressional district in
Missouri foots up as follows Ben Loan,
nnion, 5,223; Bruce, pro-slavery, 1878
Branch, emancipationist 1889. The army
vote went solid for Loan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

The GOTH REGIMENT, from Bedford in
which are our Emmett Guards, Capt. Powers,
is expected to go through the city on its way
to New York, via Norwich, this afternoon be-
tween three and four o'clock.
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| S. r E. Is 6O-:X .

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Brazilian origin i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and briliaucS to the
minu yet unknown 10 the comm cree Of the world nd
we Withhold its name or the present
Dr.. W Childs. surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Repi-
ment writes Il wish every soldier had bottle of Plan
t4tion Biters Thoy the most effective nerect and
harmless tonic l ever used"
The following nom the famous hotel propretuIs of
Washington:
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. (, 1862.
Mcssr5 =. II ( RAKE " Go Please send US tyye We
dozen Plantation Bitters. they much liked by the
guests of our house Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHA Owl X IL co.
froprietors WIllarl's Hotel.
such is the language reaching US daily. No article
ever mad an equal sale Undcrno cireun stpncpsNi the
pure standard of The materials used be departed from
These bitteTs are sold by all ghe PRINCIPAL urlgpiss
erocers, hotels AMI restaurants BE sure each bottle
bears the fac smile Of the proprctors signature
L. IL. DRAKE h co.
202 broadway, New York
For sale by g. 2. HARLOW and G. Il SPURR W or.
cester. deODSweoNis6nl MD
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LTlDS.
VERMONT.
We learn that at Rouse's Point. Yesterday
5000 English muskets were seized while ot,
tempting TO cross lines. and that TODAY three
car loads more were STAINED here nv Tho II
S. authorities. which were also on their wav
to Canada on the sly By,7inoton Erce
Press ljth.
coNNrcr1crrr
Mr.. Griswold Avery of Montville deIivar-
inc wood in New Iondon on tha I5tb ;rst
while attt.mnt;nu tn bnId his frightaned hor,o,
nv the hits was tl,ro,yn 70 tho Trn,7nd and tbo
,ra,on n,rtlv loaded nassad ovc, hin, 49,
inc sprious iniurias
,jobn Painter of Hartford diad vor,, sud
denIvon rho I5tl ins+ viii boinr o,,,yy,a,.o1
in a hack m bis rasid,,nco ~ so,,,'. 49,,
wears mast Mr. Tainfar has baon ~
Ln.inass man of U1rfford b,1inc, fann -
eng.qad in DEALINGS wifi tI,a ,ronI +ra1a ~
s,,j7s,7,,,,,,,tI 49,, - ;,.,.,..;l -, ~.
80. - 4to'ii 11"-
Il i osti,,,,ta,1 - ~, C,..
iii 4,,iI' ~ "
.,,,,,1- H. - - PIi
-. IT. = - 90 "a" Ooi
,.1,.;n e ;tlG1i
III 4l.,iSt, 60, - ''i al i,Slu'
III. i0A' w NV u9'iiu uoii"iS
~ q r...1, Gan
"a " l1lo'Iy Cl' ,,e Vi "fu'
~ ,.a c ,ct it' d iAIil.
,., ro rG, 10 ''0oi i'i 'sii0ei
Georgc iity',l. y,.s arrostod IN Now vorL
,;+1 ~, tLa Ia, III
,i' ~
,s j, r'.e -
Lnndrad lila nat m t Nnb d. Di.'
s,,,,, tia,a gi,,ao 'o'' i''''iN'
AZ +l',,,,, ,r,oti,, no,.1,. 1,.,, - ,vo
l,,.iI'i & vi az vac
d;r, iol,,sic od ,-"tnJ t ''' .i
,TnmiS dof .an"nJi,. i 5o .o MY
salontp,ar r. nav No attention. to 49, ',rs
Tor a Jroft Il tbe ,To,arnor ;ssnos A., a,,d
turJv navino tho fine mnosed h., low, ,,,,r,
soIoltI,dr f1 raf,s;n., A., draf ,,,,., - IL
Tho nronellors Ouinebang and SbetncL,ot
Of Nor,rirb have Heen mt IN comnlot d.
and aro ,ro;nT into rroyarnr,o,,t sn!yio $50
Puonr 1sTANn 9''''
An inauest was held in Cranston on tho
I'm before coroner lanes p Snoitil on' . .ho
body of an unknown man found in a sn,on,U
near fine New London tnrnnilra Tho nv
gave as their verdict fiat the man came 70 he
death by exposure to wet and cold. He was
about five feet six inches high. dark hair q
| little gray; had on n white shirt Bypr a dark
blue under-shirt. with brass buttons black
coat. black vest. with blueish buttons of glass
with gilt edges: dark brown pantaloous. black
silk neckerchief. He appeared TO he between
forty and fifty wears of ace.
Personal.
Rev. Richard Kirk. of Adams. New York
while ont WALKING with his wife in Rroodyav
| N. Y. on the 18th. suddenly fell dead on tHe
,a,er1o,t from, Iaa,.t llisoaso va '''
desnatch saws that Con Hooker in bis
first order merely announced his stoff and HE
assumption of command ,.witbont anv rho,
torical address to the mon . Prohohi,, tbo
rhetoric is reserved for the hattie feld ybere
it will doubtless he the soul of martial vii for
lis bra,itr and strr,, T., tho ~
Specification Of its warIiko Sayon Paatn,,
Tyaascrj,t ''''''''
I Iotbron Motlav tho b;stor;.o ,,o,. min
ister IN Austria has cont,ih,,tod 600 s .L
nse ot sirk and wnyn,oJ ao1Gor S'00 'oi VIC
CON MrCIoIlon - olr'ootad w. ia,,,. ,r...
ton il, , fa,, davs =, iit I,;. tsiolJa Go
uoctirnt '' - '''' no '''o''u' III Noii-
w., ,-,.,,.
A4.h. w,s,,;rn. an ilnMs. 49,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19
Chronic tsiisiculty Cured.-A well known citi
zen Mr.. 7. X. Bacon, principal of the Bacon Fire


NORWICH, July 20, 1860
tade for immediate and unmisakable elic from severe
ana prutracted suffering, prompts make the fol-
lowing statement AT the age + nineteen which was
twenty eight years ago troubled with difficulty
OF the kdncys from which suffered With little inter
mission until within the past year. oftentTes severe
" hat was scarcely able to tried every REM
coy which came within my reach, and consulted tie
pest physicians without relief being pronounced ncura-
n1 A99ut ear since, having heard ofDr Sweets In
case was induced to try it, and shall bless the
dd So Tor II cured me completely, and the pasl wear
nave enjoyed perfect health which have not done be
lore Tor nearly thirty years Ny story is told and Won
are at liberty to use it for the benefit Of all similar f
ferers, to whom would say try 1t.
nl9 dGwJw 'ruOs L p.Co>-
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To Military omcers.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
Ign AND DARK BLUE CLOTHS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

asr. ss;'dway's Cleansing Syrup, Called
Rhdway's iHen"yaLinG Resolvent.-One to six
bottles will cure every form of Skin diseases Hunors
Pinpes, Blotches, Boils, SsIt Rheum tanker Ulcers
Tumors, FeyeESores, Seroiua syphilis Sores in the
tes, Ears, Nose Mouth Scad Head Let none neglect
this adyicet you would rid yourselves from the ms
cries you sufer-resort at to this medicine One
bottle VIII do you good than half dozen OF Sara
parillks and other mixtures. The dose is small two
tea-spoonluIs being full dose
Is YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED ?-Wonders are daily
WROUGHT by Railways Resolvent, in violent Constitu-
tona Diseases. 1t disengagc40from the animal fluids
the mfteTieS morb or elements of disease ard throws
them off through the ezcretory organs thus taking the
stingo Of the disorder 1t renovaes and esers the
blood and mpars vital energy the system. Scrot
ula, Cancer syphilis, Chronic Rheumatism Lung Com
plants, skin Diseases Mereural Diseases Contractons
Of the Joints Palsy, Paralysis, and all Complaints ex
ernal or internal, winch capable assuming con
stitutioa type and Of being from parents
tochi!dTen, we recommend the only remedy and
sure one, this irresistible and searching dsineeent al
terativc and mvgorant
Price oneeollar bottle, orsix bottles for five dol
ars DIR. RADWAD'S Office, 81 Maiden Lane.
Sold by Druggists For sale in Worcester by NJ
GREEN IL CO., and GEO P, HARLOW. DIV ne
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80 Horse ONvmera.-DR SWEETS IyFAtttRtp
LNlAEhr For HORSES is unriyalcd by any In ana iii
eases 81 Lameness, arising from sprans BTuiScs or
M[tIcnni us effect Is magical and certain Harness or
Nhu0le calls Scratches Mango, &c 1t VIII gls1 cra
apetuy SPAWN and RingbOne may be easily prey,1ifpd
au cured N their ncpenJ stages but confirmed eases
ae 3eyon the possibility Of Fa0caI caye M case az
e hnu however is desperate or homeless but il nio
~ NElled Dv this lnimcnt, and its faithful appiic-
non VIII always remove the Lameness and enable the
morse U travel with comparative case
EnVIH morse owner should have this remedy at hand
iOr Us timely use at the first appearance o Lamenoss
WI euvoluglN prevent those formidable diseases mem
uoed 10 winch all horses liable and which render
Do ha,S olnefWlse valuable horses nearly worthless
see advertisement. deodcow dig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

EuAEcmArIoS IN KEETUcKr.-Some Ken
tuekians say that that state is undergoing a
revolution upon the slave question, and
viii soon take position by the side Of Mis-
souri, in favor Of compensated emancipation.
s MAssAgnrsErIs COLONEL SEARED.--
Wmo Gen. Bnm.ide's headquarters were ut
Waueniou, the colonel Of Massachusetts
regiment accepted the Inequalities Of young
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19
MILITARY CLOTHING.

Having had large experience in this line Of business
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment to he
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice.
II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner
aui DIFF Corner Main and Front streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

Brnphr a. Clark, CoMMissi0E MERCHANTS, and
Dealers IN Flour, Grain, Meal Grass Seed salt Lime
Cement, Oacmcd Plnsef plestcr Paris, Ground oyster
shells, aud Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
for the sale Of Goes super Phosphate OF Lime Peruvian
6unnO American 1uuno, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Do ARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

momcopH mic Iharmncy.--1he sale of HANNA
lulo Ncmeuios Books, &o.. Interrupted hv Dr rurk's
l,mvs \ ~ rcsuingdby A. II. now LAND & CO al tic
o"np oNlTanee, 11O Man street, up stniIsl. dlf oG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

SWORDS SAsuES, BELTS, SHOULDER STRAPS
GAPS, PISTOLS, HAVERSACK>
and all other goods suitable for an officers outn
Aso-)rinkng Tubes Rubber Cups Writing Dssks
knife Fork ana Spoon, with many other articles for
sod comfort all of which will be sold at The lowest
possible price Particular attention given TO pTocurin
PRESENTATION SWORDS 9
CHAS. G. COLEMAN
DEALER IN WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER WARE 80
81 Uu 2l3 Main street, corner Of Foster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

Airh. ~. is. OZARK VI. d., phvsicinn nnd snc
cessur MdWe would ahuOGncc TO the ladies Worcpe.
tcrmd Vicinity That she continues treat an diseases
pceuunr 10 females scientifically aud successfully Don
suUilo rec Oice and residence 800 iiAn street cor
ner OF Myrtle dtf o,99'
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HAVE you seen the new UNION SONG, "Whack, row de
dow" To be had gratis Of Harlow or Spur
LADIES desiring to learn the use of fire arms under
the instruction of another gentleman requested to
meet at the City Hall, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Nov. 10, at , o'clock d3t MI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

We learn that at Rouse's Point. yesterday,
1000 English muskets were seized while at
tempting to cross lines, and that to-day three
car loads more were stopped here by the U.
5. authorities, which were also on their way
to Canada on the sly. - Burlington Free
Press 18th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

Important Suggestion To EemnIrS.-Tf any
one suggestion is more important than another 1t is lie
announcement OF relief Tor the monthly Suferinos
Gohon % the SEN and the violence Of which is only
under IT, while friends wonder the cause b he nervous
stem becomes affected by the gcr strain and no com
pant calls louder for relief 10 Most perfectly relieve
t1e suuerinSS while natures part The work is nliy
carried out, Is what uNNEwELL's roLU AN0DYNE h as
performed ~ most extreme cases and most undoubtcd
testimonials confirm the declaration.
Asking tho confidence Of all who can apnrc late tho
reel rom so much suffering and to accept this valued
nepmau9h as truly merung the name and fame Of
true Anodyne is the wish Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19
General News Summary.


Thomas Brown Of Salisbury gathered from
a dwarf pear tree on his premises the present
season three barrels of rich delicious pears.
They were of the gIout moroccan variety, on
ounce stock.
The Gloucester Advertiser says that large
portion of the fishing vessels are now hauled
up for the season. 1t is thought that most Of
the vessels will not visit Georges the coming
season as early as they have done in former
years; but we suppose there will be some
ventur5ome enough to run the risk OF early
trips.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

Experience teaches us that dolieacy prevents many
females from applying for the means 10 alleviate suffer.
ing and save life That objection cbyated in the case
ofsirJames Clarkes Pills prepared alter the nreserip
ton Of James Clarke Physician to the Queen OF Eng
land and well known to be the only aud sue remedy
ioriemale difficulties and obssrucons from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills most free
by nclo.ing 81 and postage stamps 10 any agent
sold by BUSH CO., and all Druggists
NJ deod&WeuW
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JOHN L. nUNNEwELL, Proprietor,

For sale by all dealers in city and country Also pro
Prietor Of Hpgncwel's Universal tough Remedy and
hume wells Eclectic Pills. JOHN Q hill. GEO p
HARLOW, N. b. GREEN & co JAMES GREEN
Agents for Worcester, Mass. deodEwIn nix
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EsSRIS n
-


In this city, Nov 49, by the Rcy \ d Smaller Edwin n
Hill to Mary Marble, both OF sutton " - AZ -
IL OK ord nov Is. by Rev DIT Bard;yelI Geo N OInev
70 Wmty NJ HARDWOOD, both Of Oxford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL convention
called by the state temperance committee to
consult on ''matters of great Importance to
every lover of the cause" meets tomorrow
at Sons Of Temperance Hall, to which the at
tention Of the friends of temperance is called.
There will be a public meeting, ALSO in the
evening, with addresses from well known
speakers from other parts of the state All
the meetings are open, and the public are in
vited.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, sutler of the 5lst regi-
ment, advertises some personal property in
Leicester, for sale at auction
The WORCESTER DRILL CLUB, Co. A,
will meet at the City Hall, Thursday evening
instead Of Friday. The change is made in
order to accommodate an exhibition of the
High School.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

The Umian 7seetered.-F. A. CLOUGn would
respectfully inform his friends the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
pre- he has re-opened his old Hair-Dressing Room in bet
ter style than ever, where he will he happy to attend
upon all WHO may favor hin, with call dtt ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19
0em A0Uertisements.
s.. e s-106O-1,.
The sovereign Remedy for Dygpep

Plantation Bit erS
TIE FUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUALToNICA SD
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD mas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

Z Is III 9 Q D ERT 4 KER
His Colin Harevooms 50 Front street where caz
always be found large assortment of Collins OF ali an
f1rent kinds otpaterns, Mentac and Walnut Casket,
OF al sizes Colin Plates and Robes Of the best tern
ai'. 'esidenee c3 FroGt street. AFT aull
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-19

If ~ to1 Won ,, iso9sht Your Clothes " ringer
s,.- ~ F0u nave 9ought too soon. CUMMINGS &
az ALL ~ SELF REGULATOR is lie Machine
love a others in use altering scrers for every
riefS ana 40 lRoH ktsg enid can wing yoiI
StOtH's WIN inns Machine, well as an 04YJf Dali
~ Ste ue IN use at q. i. CUMMINGS Sb0p .505
VI ,lI street. opposite Briney Han 'f' -V'
agents wanted in every State fsjty and ,rc,-. Cat.
county, and Town Rights for sale d. So
cEss RI NJ M;D, W.: GeraIl-. PuYsIcIAN AND Sue
sftotJ h;loWiFE, No 43 Exchange street SpeciaI
eb!fHtloh gwen 10 Uterine Complaints and Of
If. I'm 49,, - > a. N fhAu i5"iG TO
gu ap4
SSsnith,s 1nr:atige Cleansing s,on.ouu,i-A
1S,i s.i9Ss Iof heaaacho, Barns. Sore Lips Bowel
9iIts Csllaer, PILES, Sore Throat e Sr For
tie y bnSh o CO., "a Front street hv Inc do,en ~
!hRiepettie ii Manufacturers prices dana va
oe pr. y ohn O. Mott, Physician ..ud Sury,.,,,
90 IRr STREET corner OF Howard. Boston is nsuit
ca uaN from IN until ?, and from 10 in No eyanii,
on all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Cysons
uouS AHectlons, iumors OF all kinds, Sores 'I1l,fS II
Efuptohs, Female Complaints &c An ex nerietlce o1f
over years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ 10
cure az OF the most difficult Medicines enfirciy
N e-@le. -euNlee rec d5tawtm ole
Af YOU wish Tor splendid picture OF yourebfd Gala
Ct0Hfn .lss Main street. His ARRANGEMENTS ara enn,
pete Tor producing likeness nsaataaeoasiy dit dis
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03
The war I'm Missouri,

LxAvESwoR-u, Nov. ga letter
from Fort Scott. dated the 17th, SAYS:
The burning of Lamar, Missouri, has
been confirmed. The wagon train. which
was 50 anxously iooked for, has safely
arrived at the tort. Great caution and
perseverance, had TO bc exercised by the
commanding officer TO carry it through.
The train, which consisted of a hundred
wagons, mostly loaded with clothing
started on Sunday from General BIunt's
command. 1t had proceeded but a few
miles when Major HemmingS received
news which justified him in ordering ii
back TO the fort to await Il larger escort.
Livingston and his band of guerillas has
twice been in Kansas, on Drywood creek.
within the last two weeks, numbering aud
p'undsTiug in1iscriminatiy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03
81. Narys. Florida, EsOmbardcd
by our GunbOatS.

NEw YORK, Nov 23.-Ihe New \ ork
Herald has received letter from Fernan-
dina, Florida, Of the 10th, giving an ac-
count of the bombarlment Of st. Marys,
by the gunboat Mohawk
The steamer Neptune, with a detach-
ment OF the 9th Maine, Colonel Rich,
proceeded to St Marys on the 9th, ac-
companied by the Mohawk. The troops
landed, and were fired on by the rebels,
one being dangerously yhsunded. The
Rebels then mustered strongly, and the
Neptune, with The troops, LETT the wart,
whereupon the Mohawk fired with shells
ior twenty minutes The firing then
ceased, owing to q female approaching
the ship hearing Il FAC Of truce. Lieut..
Durand went ashore and communicated
with her on his returning, Captain
Hughes hauled oil, with the intention OF
returnin" to Fenandina. The rebels
then fired a volley of musbetry At the ship,
one Of the shots grazing the CAP of the
captain. He instantly returned abreast
Of the town. ana kept up an inccSsant
fire for an hour and half Half OF the
town WAS reduced to ashes. and almost
every house was more or less injured
Previous TO firing the second time Capt.
Hughes invited all the women and chill
dryn on board the ship. but they refused.
No gun- were aimed at thc housein which
they cnsconced themselves.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03

-Four men arrived here yesterday from
below, who report that a train OF two
hundred wagons is on the way up, but is
probable that the party will have TO fight
their way, the rebels being in greatly
superior numbers. 1t is reported that
they are rapidly concentrating at Car
thage, and the brush is swarmina with
bushwhackers from Spring river to Shang-
hal.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03
SHOES. GAITERs &c.
sADDLERY! SADDL,ERyI

Ff9HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
Z inform the citizens OF Ebens6urg aud
surrounding country, that he has opened
Saddlor's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house, on Horrcr street, where he
Is prepared to furnish to order on the
most reasonable terms, every d scripticn OF
Saddles. Bri,lles, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business. employing none bu; the best
worimen. and using the best material .rpon
all his work, ne hopes to MERIT and receive
= liberal share Of the public patronage
Country produce at all times taken in
Tor work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg. Sept. IA, 1S59.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03

81. LOUIs. Nov. 2i.-The DemCrrE
has information that the rebels are now
busy fortityin@ Port Hudson, $50 miles
above New Orleans. The same engineer
who laid out the works ut Eicksb,rg, Ea~
Just completed the plans of The lort:t;ra-
tons at Port Hudson. Ten or twelve
guns are now in position, aud in two
weeks from the present time, i'ort Hu,l-
son will bc a strong as Nicksbur". and
prove 4 serious bar to the ascent of Admi-
rel Fa,Taguts feet.
The rebels are now running steamboats,
from Port Hudson TO Lake Providence. 4
distance Of more than three hundred miles.
and are also running boats on Red river,
bringing immense supplies OF cattle from
Texas, and large quantities OF salt from
the new salt works on the Red river. about
fifty miles above its mouth. 1t l. stated
that these works produce 10000 bushels
daily, all OF which Is sent cast. via N-iciss-
burg. One object of the Qualifications at
Port Hudson i 10 prevent the Federal
forces reaChin" these salt works
Gen. Schotield and staff arrived here
last night. The Generals health. though
not fully restored. Is rapidly improving.