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I'd THE VOTERS H.NoyE

TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER,
49, ! ain candidate for the office OF the CLERK
Of the Oouny Court OF Hanover made vacant By the death
OF the late Wm. U. Winston Having acted ms deputy
Clerk for nine years. feel entirely competent discharge
all the duties Of the ctcs and If elected, will do 30
promptly and faithfully. ROBERT O. boswell
TT ELEcTioS I'D MAY, 1862. May l--cdte-.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
49, The annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Richmond, fredericksburg snd Potomac Railroad Com
papy will be held at the Office Of the Company In the city
OF Rich mond on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth May 1862 at ~
o'clock NJ. G. W, iACMURDO Treasurer
April SO-cjw
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DIED,
OBITUARY.,

DIED Clifton, IN the PariIh OF Wsst Baton Rouge, on
the Ssh rs, HELEN ELIZA only child OF Maria a. and
A. sIdaey Robertson aged Is years. month and % days.
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- $50 -
- :i:IISs. .. ;a'it,.
s;sCII,IuNH EYCEUlE.

tt{CIiIIDNH ETCEGW.
FORMERLY MONTICELLO NALL. BROAD SrGEEPl
Between s!S;a AZ! seventh str.-'.
Sole Lr.sg. ........... US. ANNE LDl!lsE CLrDE.
s.ac- iaarrercSs ....-.-- .li,g S.LilE ptkgISETUS
rEyH!s EVENING, Nay -, I'D, will BE- presented tie
i. beautiful Comedy .:
DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING.
Ai,cr Which .ii1. 4. 3. GI.YUf. riu >ry
TWO OF HER FivOEITf: R!LIAU&.
DOUBLE RiSii JIG. ny the PARllNITir: f!sTEiG
IN. evenings cnt rI a!am-nt riIi conclude a.b The
scrc1In.n. Play 6f
ROB EErTLES.
TIE BULLY OK rTi-. SCHOOL.
" ~ t,cIinTI .eh t:nl.i MI.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS AND ASSE9aCas OF TIE
c. s wART4N FOR TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
CFfICE OF TIE CHIEF COLLECTOR Of THE
c s STATES WAR TAX FOR THE STATE OF VA,
RICHMOND, April IS, 1-G1.
n ENTLEMES Having been advised on ills day, By
VI :he Secretary The Treasury OF The Confederate
States OF America ha: the State Of Virginia through her
constituted authorities, has riade satisfactory arrhpge
for the payment o. her quota OF the War Tax
hereby notify thu people Of the state and you, the Col
10 particular collection the War Tax will
be made BY YOU and that your offices As Wac Tax COL
lsctors snd after this day. The sllow-
compensation made by Congress 70 the Collectors
and the Of G.e Assessors approved by the
Chief Collector aud audited e. the Treasury Department,
sill paid War Tax Bhreiu Of the Treasury after
the 10Th day Ct May ulng upon personal CT other Legal
presentation TOE Atessors OF counties who have not yet
made their returns Of books and accounts TO this oce
required Immediately to recognition
ofther claims upon tie Treasury.
BERRY T. GAkNETT,
Chief Collector OF O. {. War Tax
April 2S-cst for the State o; Vlreints
~ Richmond D!,ps,ch Wing and Examiner, Norfolk
Day Lynchoufs Republican and Petersburg Express
publish th5 time. each Ia country paper ard Iend copy
uce Of the Chief Collector without delay for pay
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE +. AND P r. R. COMPANY1
RICHMOND Va April qsth, 1862.
FHlHE annua al meeting OF the Stockholders this Com
pany will take place at their once In this city, on
TUESDAY, the 1Tth day Of May, al II o'clock A. NJ.
II. W. HARRINGTON,
ArrIl 2e-dtd Treasurer.
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NIrEAR ANN S4IT

NUGAR AND SALT.
u ECE1VE0 thsdAy 2l5 EAcks Virginia SALT, which We
Ia will sci! al &c. TO the families Of soldiers the
poor also lot Of Sugar low AgureS arrive
None Of these articles for the spectators and
laud pirates. G. u. ROUSS,
May Basement Wu IRA Smith, Main street.
ORANGE Il ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
COMPANY
TIVE interest Coupons Of st May the bonds Of this
Company Will be paid al The office OF the Company In
LynehbutR K. Ii. REID,
May l-d2w. Treasurer.
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BURIAL or GEN. hen. M'cULLocu.

l The Austin sc zette" of the 18th says
The remains of Gen. Ben. McCulloch, the hero
Of Oak Hills, the pride and boast Of the army
Of the West, were on Thursday, with ali the
usual pomp and ceremony attending such oc~
casions, laid by the side OF Burleson, Hemp
hill and Mcleod. The body lay in state in
the Representative Hall from P. NJ. on We'd
nesday, until P NJ. on Thursday last. At IL
o'clock, after prayer from Row. Mr. Phillips and
Bishop Gregg, Capt John Henry Brown, who
acted az aid to Gen. McCuloch in the action
in which no lost his life, entertained tho large
concourso Of citizens that crowded the large
Representative Hail with an address narratng
the thrilling incidents CT the battle field, and
eloquentiy portraying tho military accomplish.
mcn.s, patriotism, heroisIn, ind noble Sin glS
hcartednoss Of our gallant ranger general.
General Henry McCul!och bong present,
remarked, in voco trcnuous with emotion,
whose accents reached the heart and filed the
eyes OF 81! present, that his brother had, in his
will, recommended his soul to his God, and
bcqusathcd bis body 10 his State and that 90
now as tho executor Of that will, gave tho
body 10 tho executive, aEl with it Eis oirn life.
Gov. Lubbock, in his own iniinitahic crd
hapDy wny, responded tc tho remarks OF Gen.
Fl. McCniIoch. Ii is impossible Tor Us hos !"
give :. SYNOPSIS 81 via: ne said Ilo stirred
tho hearts OF the audience H. thrlr prci0undesl
dapths, and awakened or srul:acd y feeling at
intenar patriotic anthu9Insm we have na"tc
seen cXG-ilrd, which filled lii. i"t!J cha'noc1
with !iIo Gcaicnlng shouts Of tho thousands
assem- bled, sufficient il aught on earth we're 60,
to quicken again to lilo the s!urhcriag h"rc,
who, wrapped in The banner o! his country.
lay in state in their midst.
The concourse Lhnt attended Inc holy to the
grave was the largest eyer assembled in tho
Statc, the procession being more than Il Eaie
long,
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Nu,u rICunnNn ,rnEATnE.

NEW RICHnlOND THEATRE.
AIDES and gentlemen OF the Dramatic profession, de-
- srous OF entering Into engagements for this establish.
nrn which will be opened 10 August or September will
please address the Undersigned stating their peculiar line
OF business, terE.s, &C.
J. H. HEWITT,
April Elm Manager Richmond Varieties.
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RRrGaDrEn FROM NIss6ugr.

4 despatch was received yesterday III OH +,
cia! quarters from TIchm5nd Announcing that
Col. lIcnry Little ned been appointed Brisa
der General OF the Confederate States. tbs
officer had charge of the brigade he no@ cn!I-
rnands ut the recent battle OF EkL0rn, ard
distinguished himself for his solGrriy bear
ing. Not only il he gallant loader ia battle,
but he takes care Of his men in camp. Every
officer and soldier is attached to him They
know that he is both bravo and providsnt--
Gen. Little is native Of Maryland, His father
was a member Of Congress from that Stale.
Th, son entered the United States army at 81
early age, and had served in il for period Of
eighteen years Bsing thoroughly Southern
in feeling, he resigned his position in the
United States army when the subjugatlon Of
the South was seriously entertained, and when
Gov. Jackson called for troops TO defend the
capital he came forward and rendered bis ser
vices, and was appointed by Gen. Price his
Adiutant General. His qualities as military
man becoming appreciated, hc vas put into the
line, at the head Of rcgiment-then assigned
as Colonel to tho command OF the first bri-
gade of Missouri Confederates, and now he is
lul Brigadier General III the Confederate ser
vice. Tho earnest wishes and prayers Of all
good Southern men 60 with him. army
Arq,p, April r.
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Office OF tho Inspector Of l3osp..AiH,


March lst, 1862 }
TsIE friends and relatives Of Soldiers sick Ia this city,
4 may upon enquiry 81 this oicr learn their exact ad
dress Office from =, A. b., To 2 r ~ and from D.
Z. u. 20 E, Pm !. soREELL,
Surgeon az ,Insp Of Hospital for Dept OF uenrico.
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Burn 10 The socket"
Another similar incident has been related 10
me by Captain in ono Of the Kentucky Regi.
mens concerning tho dying mom"nts OF Lieut.
Colonel Holbrook, his superior officer.
make no apology for thaso variations.
first becaIisc they arc a part Of history and
deserve plaza upon its noblcat paee; and
secondly, because there are touches If nature
in them, which must find response in the
heart Of every reader. They are illustrious
examples of living and dying patriotism,
which every Southern soldier may we'll strive
to emulate in his perinns career to glory.
Lieutenant. Colonel Holhrook was SEVERELY
wounded in Two or three places; in nna NOR
tally, but he fe! at hin regiment in ono OF it's
proudest momants-a victorious charge. He
was conveyed at once TO the hospital, and there
learned that his injuries we're Of a mortal char
acter. After the battle several Of his officers
paid MIN visit They found life fast ebbing,
though he WAS still able to converse. He de-
sired to be Dropped up in bed, and then no
talked to them like Christian soldier.
in the course Of my official duties with
you, gentlemen" he said, II have had little or
no occasion to speak with you upon the SUBJ
iect OF religion, but this is a time, when, as
fellow men, We may commune frankly togeth-
ar. And desire to bear witness 10 the fact
that au ct the present moment deriving al
my strength and consolation from tho firm re-
lance which have upon the blessings of re-
ligion. 7 know Am not prepared for death
Is ought to havo been, and as | hope you
may be, but feel safe in rcposing upon the
strong arm Of God, and trusting 10 Him for
my future happiness. Before this war is closed
some Of you may be brought upon The thresb-
hold of the eternal world. rs hsvc hoen, and
my earnest prayer is that the messenger Of
death may find you waiting. Throughout my
existence have found nothing in my expert
ence that has afforded me moro substantial
happiness than Christianity, and now AZ lie
here conscious that life is waning. desire to
bear testimony Of peaceful mind, OF firm
faith in the grand scheme Of salvation.
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ttlCsars3NE t-.iff.I,s.S.

nsCssrs9AH rGHfr:T.s.S.
ITRAEKLIN HALL
fsIHIs DAY, siir a=,, 1885, see9Li SeeE ." tie
Z Ient Of
itr. WALTER EREGLE
Thc n.ght's eai.r,ssrss: xii! open w.:I
STILL WATERS Run DEEP.
To co.ulu,r With II. f.rcJ ~
A DAY AFTER THf WTDDlSu.
prS,.r
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NOTICE.
AI,rll Odd

4 NJ gentleman wishing to procure SUBSTITUTE
IA for the war, do 80 by applying at this Office.
April 1I-d2v
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FROM THE SEAT Of WAR

FROM THE SEAT Of WAR
The foli9sing order was issued today by
General Bragg, announcing to the army the
death OF Brigndier General GLADDEN.:
ARMY CT TIE MISSISSIPPI
HEADQUARTERS 20 CoKrS,
CoRlNru, April Ism, 1862.
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PA rECIsS q pTG Va ON
NJ L L Z O ? . l. T \ Il Il \ l. L.
D. BIDW FELL. .Lekses
Also proprietor oil Acsdeny Vi Music, Sew ofl-hns)
hS'iHg
T EE MALLoRY'S
NEW FEATCREH,
NEW ORLEANSl
ITS roRTIfICATI0EE
ADJACENT FORTS, SC
What was thought OF
GENERAL Lowell
by the New UrlsaD!scs
Ills plan OF Evacuation
Where he IL now!
Ry EDMOND X. DALTON !!
Illustrated with views In Pew Orleans and Mammoth
Maps drawn By LEE MALLORY.
El~Th!s Lscture written by citizen o! New Or
LEAFS who perfectly with the subject and uo
facts enn be 7ouched :or hJ every Lou!s!anirn
Exhibitions every night and on "Wednesday aud sstur-
,isy II O'Clock A. II. Special exhibition On Saturday at
Sp. ~, for schools.
~ seut. be secured without extra charge at the
}ox Office Of the Hal! from A. ~ till 3 r. N.
~ Admission ~ cents children and servants hall
price. Doors open at o'clock. Curtain Rises at 5.
1T
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"SE ia Y.
NOTICE TO CoLLECTIKS AID AsSEssCas OF TIE

BY JoHS T. OowAS, Deputy hpl s.-t!t6cBt
~ Country paper. OF the sts.c copy three times.
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IL. When any person liable to military duty
under this act, but not yet mustered into SER
vice in any company, desires to furnish sub.
stitute, he shall report himself, with the sub
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REFERENCES
George Law, Moses IL. Grineu Sheflen Bros AdauA
Express Co New York.
Erastus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston,
Alexander Cummings j. II Sargent North 4 CANet
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs Co., (BaIkerS,l Washington.
a6 DIR
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MENSTRUAL CoNP1uND: prepal alton which daily
experience proves be most speedy and ecaciuus in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless and always
ali ases when used according to the drec
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1aiIroaos.
NORWICH & WORCES
Isss=ssssss=5=5s TER RAIL ROAD.--WINTER ARRANGE
-sa--EE- sENT. commencing Dec. 3 1861.


Es::5;i::s5;z:.s TER RAIL RoAD-wINTER arrange
- z- sENT. commencing Dec. 2, 1851
Trains Gong South, Leave Worcester
AT 1880 a. m. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell,
rains from Boston Providence and western road at
N9rwch with train for New London, there connecting
Al 400 p. m, tWay Passenger Train) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell, Nashua,
worcester Junction with trains from Boston Providence
and Western road At Plain6eld Junction trains from
Providence and Hartford arrive in train
W Passengers from way stations for New York, b,
At 7Oyp M tSteamboa ES press Train Tor New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con
&C At Painheld with trains from Providence Leave
Norwich for New London at 9.l5 p nj
At 200 a m, or arrival of Steamer, tStesrnboat
Express Train) SOr Worcester and Boston, Nashua
EwTGihoESfg, lowell Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
ran Junction With tsn for SS srfSn al
IN providence at $50 m; at Worcester Junction witt
", Road for Providence At Worcester with trains 10;
Boston BoSton' Nashua, Lowell Fitchhurg, Lawrence Man
~ AZ S45 P M, tway, Passenger Train) Connects al
aa1e,a JnHctlon with trains to and from Providence
au Hartford Reaches Worcester in for express
mchSO dti P ST. M. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
= DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Train oT O ISD Sew a ASW sbd T
y Y2kk arriving in New York by the shSTs Line ExpTes
Supt's Office Nor. & Wor. Railroad
Norwich, Feb, l. 1850.
EeTickets for sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester
Fssszsaa7ysszss PROVIDENCE & WOR
sg s=s5zsz2z-;55-a CESTER RAILROAD. - Summer Al
July l, 1861.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for providenc,
and way stations, at 70G and ll.30 m, and 400 D. M
ll45 a. M, and A.20 p. IN.
% VALLEY Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 7.2O
550, ~ 81 1875, a. M, 1900 NJ $780, 49, $40,
4.2O, $50 $50, 7UO 500 p. m. 49, '
Leave Valley Falls at 625, co. co. sos, 1000 II 90
1870 pm. ~ ~
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
Inc worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even
ing ana with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonngton.
AT worcester junction with Trains to and from tbs
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor.
witch Railroads
through Tickets to all important points at the West
can De obtained at the office of the Company in Provi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route
nnH
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5otels ann Restaurants.
4 zoe UNIT UCK TEL,
-lIeE$ DEERFIEI.D. MASS.

4 FOG u NJ T U OK HOTEL,
EIl5S DEERFIELD, MASS.
E,E.aaH The subscribers having leased the above no.
E9 Atel, are putting il in complete order f,r the
ception of families who prefer the comfort Of
the country TO the turmoil of the crowded. fashionable
watering places This house. situated in of the
beautiful VILLAGES of the CCnnccti, Valley the line
of the Connecticut River Railroad. and onc-half
hours ride Sprine field contains fifty rooms many
Of them in suites. with bathing rooms attached.
Connected with the house is Il coed Livery stable, Bill
lizard Room, and Rowling Alley
his place is noted for delightful drives and
good TROUT FISHING and hunting in the in mediate VI
cinitv
f0cumtuck Mountain is only two miles from the house
with carriage road to the summit from viii II an ex-
tended view can be obtained, not surpassed by either
"Holyoke,' or Nv actusett."
The subscribers having had long experience in the
hotel business and for many years the st. Nicholas
Hotel in New York, feel confident Of giving salts action
and respectfully solicit your patronage
j. G.. BALL.
apl9 diff CHARLES MESSENGER.
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DR.. Hills practice is wholly on the botanic prucipe
and There ore upon natural iounN alton.
Id X II / L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
M. so Mnin Streat VUo,.oa

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durng the prac
tlce OF fifteen years, DR. Hill has in contact with
almost nnulnerabc cases of Debility Occasiuned by
dreadin habit ui solitary self abuse They continue
70 warn all Young men Nhp are not afflicted to avoid
as they value their lives and advise all Nhc arc
trrouoied with the habit or its consequences where
lheN can be cured OF such trouble, and them know
the dire disasters resulting the non attendance of them
III time 1t no eXaGeeraton 10 that three iourths
u 'hC insane owe their malady this horrd habit The
propret"Is OF Insane Asylums cOrroborate the state
melt ana II the victim escapes insanity or iducv vet lie
OF sue Is entirely untitled for the real pleasures of life
eltheI IN or olt OF the domestic eircle-wh pocreative
powers ruined afflicted with distrust. doubtful of
ms 1rlehs IN TACT perfect hypochOndriac what is he
Tor put 60 be east out and die Attend them once
ali you who are addicted to this miserable habit ar If
may be too late and you may go down 10 dishonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you the DOW
eiS which you have made curse instead Of blessing
as they were intended There exists not in the hole
world an object more lOathsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid il then a Won
wish for happiness and heaven " '
DR. Ilills practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No 81 Main street orCester, omen from n m
10 p NJ Letters (postpad) will receive prompt aten
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Isas:Fsa5s=zss77 BOSTON & WORCESTER
;5.:i.;fER3AILRoAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE

Tas:Fsi5azE557s BOSTON & WORCESTER
sGs.ss:55::ss=: RAILROAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE
| - Y---+.l- 4ENT, commencing on MONDAY, May
| PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
ga hesve "2 % e at go EXP 455 Exp to Franz
i, 80 a M and 500 p, trains from the upper
| Millbury. $50 a. m. 4.4O p. NJ.
| CoTdaville A 1929 4. IN. l,23, SAP p. m
Northboro I, a m. 1880 pm
| Marlboro, 724, g. IN. co. 3 30 D. m
FL FEam n SIG Express, sac 500 1919 m ls9
| Saxonville, IS m: r. p.
M Matiek 8 q 49, $40 100 a. m; LOO, 6l2 pm.
Granville $50 T,54 s2f iIi2 M lii. % M HI
Newton Lower Falls, sos 800 M, O5, 400 $50 $50
West Newton, l2, 7l2 SI2, s.82 wor aI2,ll22 wor,
a. N ~ ~ ~, q, s sS Wor.. S,4? m.
| S,46pm.
Newton Corner 6?I q, 8,2l, $751; 92l H. 27 m, 1856
Brighton So 726, SIC $40, 1926, lls2 M l4 28l,
cam6ride Crossing, $50, 1870 $780, $50 m, I45 285,
Cambridge Farm "a, s,a4 os4 NJ I49 2,as 5,o4 6gs
Brookline, 6s5. Is, 745t, Is s. 10 am 70 m 100
- 300 5, $50 p M On Sunday 9.45 m, and r.
ain connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
- worcester az IS Exp, 7.l5, $50 EXP. l.30 els
Albany, AIS Exp, $50 Exp. a. IN 2l5 Exp. p. m
Exp, 80 Exp. p. m '
New York, via Norwich $50 EXP. p. m.
Mill6ury, Ills a m. 400 D. III.
Grafton, is a. m. l30, loop. m.
We West;bSoTo,, Is a. M 90 40; $50 EXP. N.
Cordaville, lis a. m. 80, 400 p. N.
Ashland, IFS a. m. l. 80 90 D. m.
Framngham AIS Exp, Ills, $50 Exp a. m I.3O., 2l5
Exp. 400 30 Exp, $50, exp. m.
Milford IT'S a. m. l3O, $40 p. m
NOrthboro', I Is a. M, 4 90 D. m
Marlboro, Is a. IN 80, 4OO D. m.
Natick, lis, $3.50 a. m. 30, 400 100 pm.
West Needlam d,l5, 8 80 m, 30, 400, 500 p m.
Auburndale Newtonvile, Newton Corner Cambridge
Crossing. and Cambridge Farm, 7,l5 s. 80 a m, IL M
100, 8, 4,30, 6, 7, $50 m.
SaXonville, $50 a. m, $50 p. N.
West Newton. u.s. s. $50, II, 100, g. 4 80, 6. L
93c, p.
Brookline u, 745, 300, IL a. l2.l5s. 1907 SOt
65t Is, 9, 10 p. On Sundays at l0l5 m and
AS p m. only.
GS7 New York Sunday Mail Train at 80 n. N.
sin connection with Trains Charles River Branch
500 . e. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA ULoUs CURE. About seven years ago.
contracted very heavy cold, which chung to me with
dreadful tenactv resisting all the skill Of phy sicians
and the power Of medicines suffered constantly from
pain in the heart; no appetite; part OF the time too
weak to walk; night sweas, which reduced NE TO a
shadow agOnizng pain in every Joint in my body; cen
happy wretch, and often prayed for death EMPLOYED
six or eight physciens, and have taken at least
hOgshead of nauseous edcines one kind and nnoh-
eT b1t to no good purpose as grew worse every day
Finally, went to Dr. HILL who succeeded in curing me
by his and delightful system treating diseases n
which the patient is not required to take nasty med
cinesL was thoroughly cured in about three montbs
and am now as well and hearty a buck ! advise The
sick to oto Dr. Hill, who will effect speedy cure M
0nehai the price charged by other phvscians and no
hlthy medicines, ITO be well shaken before taken nv
80 $780,. - JOHN TRASK Providence X I
no Dr HILL. 81 Mnin street NJ ~ IL
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE,

For four years was afflicted with the most DISTRESSING
palns III my hehu D0nes and stomach, and n penpra7
ieellg OF soreness over my whole body toCetber
shaking ana trembling and fearful Dreams which not
OS me ior the duties of life, but made life itself
burden tried dozens of remedies wiihont enccoes
ana 1H S6H applied to Dr. ll No g ain street and in
heW WEEKS by his new and expeditions system Of treot
ment he affected cure. am now in ncrert ha Liz
end can undergo great deal Of labor without balm or
~ ~ uIIf 90 Mi, - u A. L., Nashua N II.