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This Medicine has beep used nv Tho puli for civ, ware
with Increasing favor If is rccdmmeudrd to Gnre
Dvspepsia Nervousness Heart. Burn Collie Pains
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S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
~ AGENCY AND CAAlP EXpRESS

To ,AanWaetqrers, Merchants, and hrentors. and 10
NOSE UiShing "a f0rp0rd Goods and Packages 10 the
Camps 81 ne various Military Stations, and also 10
the Naval Posts Of the Coast and cur:
HaVnt secured especial privileges for visiting the de-
partments both Of the army and navy and all the camps
Of the army and the naval stations of the coast and
gu for the purpose of introducing and selling to the de-
part nts OF the army and navy military sOrekeepCrs
cOmmssgres quartermasteTs, suffers, soldiers officers
ana naval agents and paymaSor9 Of the navy all articles
required orihe use comfort ard convenience both O. lie
army and navy, we have organized above entitled
Agency ard Camp Exprcs2 with its headquarters Ocat-
ed IN the city Of Washington. Under this organization
entirely complete, ana extending through the depart.
mGnts both OF the army and navy offer unequal
eu lhctes 10 manufacturers merchants and inventors
III readiness Of sale saving time and the many expens
es uav0idabe through the usual tedious channels OF
sale to the departments camps and naval stations
Those wishing to avail themselves OF the advantages
OF TINS thorough and extensively organized system Of
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goods
70 our address by express, prices and explanations
by letter All pat kages and goods sent to care for
camp naval delivery will be promptly delivered. All
goods, wares, merchandise, of whatever nature or
dered by this agency will be paid for delivery Let
tiers of enquiry Will meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred, 7lfh small means can find
prohtabie employ ment in this organization. A few arc
wanted 80
ONCE No FL Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
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REFERENCES.
George Law, Moses H. Griuell Shenleu Bros Adaus
Express Co New York.
Erastus Corning, Albany
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston.
Alexander Cummings, j. ii Sargent North & Chaco
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs Co.. Bankers Washington.
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~. :. nIGELOw AND ANsoN MAnDY
BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM-Tbi

ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM-This
- institution established for the benefit OF the sick
ana suffering, whether rich poor under the imme
diate care Of DR.. T. X. TAYLOR aided by some OF the
pest consultation talent the city affords. The Iuode
treatment practced embraces all the modern improve
mens which have been made by the professors and
cents o medicine, surgery, electricity magnetism psy
ehology, and mental and spiritual philosophy. DR. fay
lor is an experienced physician, well as 7kfu OBJ
orator a9d manipulation. During practice of twenty
sats ne mas been eninenty successful in curing
OF INC worst cases Of Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sia khe 9matism Neuralgia dental and Nervous eprcs
sloh AZ Fenale Complaints, which have come under
a care any cases Of Nervous Prostitution Neu
single visit Diseases OF the Blood from whatever cause
produced are treated by the eclectic system with nya
rlaOe success. Patients from distance who may wish
to remain IN the city while under treatment can be fur
nshed with good accommodations and board at moder.
aterates, by communicating with DR. Taylor a day OF
two before their arrival ' -
Office, consultation and operating rooms. No. II Han,
over street All letters inquiry must enclose most.
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. T. K. TAYLOR Bos
ton.
SDr. Taylor's Medical Work for beth sexos enti.
tied ''lhe Medical Companion can be obtained Of him.
OF Of W. " SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, u
Washington street. pce so cents Three stamps extra
when sert by mail diff apS
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After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues to Patents in the Quilted States;
also, in Great Britain France and other foreign coun-
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
all Paper or Drawings for Patents executed liberal
terms and with dispatch, Researches made into Amer-
can and Foreign works. to determine the validity Of utl-
~ OF Patents OF 1nventiOns-and legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies Of
the claims of any Patent furnished by renting One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
put through it inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of ascertaning the patentabity of inventions
unsurpassed by. if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere Thu Tcstimon-
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
FCLtAT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber;
and his SUCCESS Is The BE ST PROOF OF ADVAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
a6andant reason to believe, and prove that at no
DINER ohce of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice sub
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection Of specifications and of
nclai decisions relative to Patents.
Ihese, Desdes his extensive library of legal and
ehanical works, and full If patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
tents.
All necessity of journey TO Washington 20 procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
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1allr0a0s.

FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
a DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
T2 o 4 op SEW 4 NSW Sd NW
YORK arriving in New York by the Shore Line Expresi
sap't's 0nice, Nor & wor RAILROAD - Cup
Norwich, Feb l, 1861.
IA Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office Worcester
rss.sssa7.zszs7 WESTERN RAILROAD
sls==sz;=5.=sssss WINTER RANGEMENTS.-Mo
2E--DAI. Nov. is, lS6l.-New York, Albany,
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
West, accommodation at 800 a. m and 1885 p. m
ForNew York and Albany, (exp)9.55 a. NJ. S.25
Tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
Soo gSs ana towns IN the west ana so
Central Troy and Hudson River. At Chatham with the
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston AZ
State Line with the Housatonic At Pttsneld with the
North Adams and Stockbridge. At Westheld with the
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River Ralioad,
wiz d9 the Hs sS London and AmhfTs suD
Issssg77s7sssszs PROVIDENCE & WOR
-s=9z:=s--7s.-8 CESTER RAILROAD. - Summer Al
-sz--5-- rangement, to take effect on MONDAY
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for ProvdenoI
and way stations al zoe and II 80 m, and 400
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 and
VALLEY Fails Trains leave Providence at $50 7.sor
$50 $50 $50 iG6 500 p M NJ anu Low ''''
Leave Valley Fails e35 90. 90, SOS, 1900 nOe
a. NJ and LOO, 1ss, o., 300 Ace, Dos, SOS, and
Those trains in bold figures are the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO and from Newport morning and even.
Ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
At Worcester Junction with Trains to and from the
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor'
ceser Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and MOI
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
be obtained the office the Company, in Prov
S. II. TABOR SUIT.
NORWICH & WORCESTER LINE
~ OF STEAMERS REMOVED TO
PIER 50 NORTH RIVER,
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I'll THE ONLY POSITIVE.
934Eafi SEsses1 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
| RtkAl [Ieil world. ~
NJ1rr- 1N"s;9i When the contents Of safes are de.
lkTHf Fh1ta Bs stroyed, they invariably burned
| Eaa-f5t-N IL ny heat being conducted to them and
S+z--1---s I5 The inside wood casing, through the
~ door and doorway, by iron bolts and
4, plates forming and fastening the iron
po 70 the OUTSIDE iron plate of the door, Joining d.
ectly on 10 the inside wood CASING thus forming con.
9nuous conductor Of the best heat conducting
and contents of the safe. As'
~ All SgfeS sdgs ours are thus bxilt
W ETamine your SAFE door
The Marlaud Patent Safe go constructed NJ n entira
cut OIL all communication heat to this part by al
constructing the door and the doorway Of soap stone
Or otner concentrating material, to have no iron
potts running through the door iron plate around
e doorway nor any connections from the outer
contents Of the safe ehectUay protected from ali neal
nat can be applied to the door any other portion
safe. $3.50 F
NJ. Is. sIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
32 School street opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores of BUSH Co., FITCH 6 OTIS
= H. HaRvEYi HIRAM FRENCH and at c. FOSTER 4
CO. 3, Agents. 222 Main street. diff al
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II regard Mr., Eddy one of the most capable and
succesyaE practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
49, Commissioner OF Patents
II nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent Snd trust
form to for them an arly and favorable consid
GRAFTON at the Patent Office"
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Take no Balsam, Mercury. Unpleasant Medicine for
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-22
II H E G r E A T f S T
Female Remedy Of the Age.
DIR. G. a. HILLS
Renowned Indian EmmenagOoue
INFALLIBLE INDIAN ENAIENAGOGJTE

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND; prepal alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy efcaciuus in
its operation ana is Wa ranted Harmless and always
successful ali cases. when used according to the irec
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-26
KENOsEA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1862 a4s@

sci. but the more she meditated upon it TIKI
more promising and feasible it appeared t
her. She entered upon its fulfllment witt
fear and trembling, and her courage well nigf
I failed her. Her trepidation made her acting
almost reality but when she had once dis
covered that she had actually excited great In
terest in the mind of the Rev. MIR. Flontone'
her performance became an easier task to her,
and she brought it by degrees to successful
climax with skill that astonished her mother
who had not given her credit for so much per-
severance and address
Mrs Martha Keenly was lonely now, and
though each of her daughters offered her
home, she was unwilling to be aught but mis-
tress in any house which she habitually re-,
sided Mr.. Algeron Stanley, who had tlrted
with every one of the fair sisters by turns,
now woke up with dismay to the consciousness
that they were all gone from him forever His
hair was turning gray, and, he too, felt lonely /;
and whether il was from fear that the mother
would also leave him to his desolateness, or
from some management of the widows to the
writer unknown, cannot be ascertained with
certainty-but he married her, and now de-
clares that she is handsomer than any OF her
daughters. "
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RY SCHOFF & VINEGAR.
From The Massachusetts Teacher.
The Old Family Cradle.

Laid in the garnet, where darkness and dust
Are the sole wardens Of many trust,
Silently standing amid its compeers,
Motley mementoes of many score years,
Shapeless and homely, castaside thing,
Thus the old family cradle l sing.
Once with vermillion its coating was gay,
| Now all its brightness is faded away;
! Worn is the paint from the side and the head,
There no soft coverhd longer IS spread,
And the stiff rockers creak over the floor
! Like rheumatic, limb weary and sore
Yet there are thoughts full Of goodness and grace
Frightening with beauty the homeliest face;
Speak to us now OF the years that are fed,
Changed are the living and peaceful the dead;
What are thy memories mournful and glad,
Family histories, mrthfuI or sad!
Once young mother bent over thy side,
Fair, maiden, and blest, as a bride,
There were warm kisses and tears of delight,
And the kind angels looked pleased at the sight,
While the old cradle rocked gently away,
Seeming in his musical murnurs to say,
TO and fro, to and fro, little one, sleep
Angels their watch Ter thy cradle shall keep;
To and fro, to and fro, thus as we rock
Softly and solemnly ticketh the clock,
And the swift moments, while hurrying by,
Lullaby, lullaby, sing as they fly
But the light moments bear years on their wing
Summer and Autumn and Winter and Spring
Quickly succeeding, pass quickly away,
Children are gathered by table and fire,
Blessing and honor to mother and sire.
Still the old cradle rocks steadily there,
Still there are treasures to trust to It's care,
lie who its pillow in infancy prest,
Soothed by the song of a mother TO rest,
Now in his manhood stands proud at its side,
Watching the sleeper with tatherly pride,
And the old cradle as lovingly still,
Guards like q casiet its jewel from Ill.
Conc are the aged ones now 10 repose,
Sleep which nor dreaming nor WEAKNESS knows
Gone are the children who grew by their side
Far from the home of their childhood and wide,
and the Old cradle. torsaken, torloru,
To lis long rest in the garnet is bone
y ct not forever its usefulness Ger,
IN age ii is summoned to serve once more.
Another new conner bewildered, astray
Would sleep in thy bosom its troubles away.
But alas for the love that its sorrows would share
Alas for the coaseless and weariless care,
4 guardian sterner is sought in thy room,
Aad the sleep o: the cradle eXchangedfOr the tomb
Rest, then, old friend, in quiet profound,
Stirred not nor startled by movement or sound
Or if the wind, with its deep, mourniu! sigh,
Bring the memories long since gone by,
Softly as one who may murmur in sleep,
Rock in the Oh eams, and solitude deep.
J. X. 1.
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From The Philadelphia North American.
The inundationon the Lehigh river has not only
destroyed immense amount of property, but It
is said also many lives. The town OF Weissport
on the east bank of that stream five miles below
Mauch Chunk, has been washed away, and ofthree
hundred houses but three remain. We can hardly
imagine a more terrible calamity to befal the peo-
PIE of such place than the sudden uprising of
the waters, compelling them to seek safety in
flight, and probably cutting off the retreat of many
of them. In region like that through which the
Lehigh flows, in time of heavy rains the water
rises with terrible rapidty, because Of the steep
hills which border the river and all its tributary
streams
Every brook becomes a torrent, and the volume
OF water which they pour into the narrow channel
of the river, which in places is but q ravine be-
tween huge rccks, soon sWells it far beyond its
ordinary bounds, and causes it to rush like foam
| ing courser over everything which obstructs its
passage. Weissport was situated on d small plain
but little elevated above the level of the river anc
was doubtless overlooked so rapidly as TO give the
people but little time to escape.
4 calamity like this is one which appeals strong
ly TO the truly benevolent, and it is TO be hoped
that prompt measures may be taken by our liberia
hearted citizens to relieve the distress which ii ha
caused, as it may be in their power TO do so.
! rs Gen. Strong was accidentally shot through
/ the arm, yesterday, at Cairo, by the premature
| discharge Of revolver in the hands of clerl
/ in his Office, which both We're examining, sup
posing If was rot loaded
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PICTURES ON GLAss.-Tho agent of the Mil
YANKEE, La Crosse and ST Paul Railroad Com
many Mr. j. p. Wortell, has just had placed in
The windows and door Of the freight and tick
Of Office, three very beautiful signs, prepared
Inv Otto Stietz, of Chicago by newly inYen-
ted process of enclosing on glass a picture
i cnt cut with acid on the glass ana MED IN
,th gold and silver leaf making g clearer, more
fact and beautiful representation OF any OBJ
iac. Than is possible by the finest painting on
Jo YT The three pictures represent a train Of
parg = Mississippi steamer, and propeller, to
oaroboliza the Lacross and Milaukee railroad,
9{l,a I across and St. Paul Packet company, and
the people's limo of propellers, which, combined.
form the shortest, quickest, and pleaeantest
rnnte from New-York TO 81. Pail, aud for which
Mr. Worstells agent. The pictures ere perfect,
Giving the representation TO the minutest paIti-
Gle. with the waves, sky and clouds az in pain
! ting, but exceedingly vivid and natural. On
each picture is the name OF the manager Of the
! line, appropriately placed on the flag or engino
| f. H. Goodrich, manager Of the Milwaukee
and Lacross Railroad W. L. Davidson manager
of the Packet Company; and Charles Ensign,
manager of the Peoples Line Of Propelers'--
| N. Y WORTH.
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A secession schooner arrived here yesterday,
9Th. from Wilmington, N. G., loaded with tobacco
&c She intends TO return, and is one Olive that
are to run the blockade. The rebel egents here
say that the port of Nassau is blockaded by Uni
ted States squadron, and they intend to make Ber.
nuda their depot provided that the United States
| do not send squadron to blockade their gemo,-
/ Bey4auda Gar. NJ. y. Post, JHae Z.
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EY1IAN s. ZONE,

Boots yboss, leather, Fjndiug8,eec. E0ery 0"rsety
every article pertaining TO thsi business may be had
oFtbau1 at the lowest prices Custom work to order
IaatLertog sale Hides bought sc. Corner OMAR
kct square aud Main street See advertisements.
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TE7HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPFRT

4 ENCE Of a Observation-Disclosures as a warning,
and for the especial benefit Of Young Men and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility Loss Memory Pre-
mature Decay, &c, &C. by who has cured himself
by simple means after being put TO great expense and
Inconvenience through the of worthless medicine
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had OF the author, O. A. LAM
BERT ESQ Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing a
/ most paid addressed envelope. Address CHARLES A.
! LAMBERT, Greenr clint, Long Island. Y. 2m51
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DR.. MCKINLEY.
CROTSENBUEGH HOUSE.

VIII ffend 20 cqlts IN bis Procession. Residence
The House recently occupied by A Campbell, on tn
Northeast corner Of the PARK. OGice-on The same
block on Main Street. yZln49ly
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CAER "a - N0IrNG IADIES n GEN

a CARU TO YOUNG LADIES & GEN
"a TLEMEN. The subscriber will send free ofchdrge
TO all who desire it. the Recipe and directions for making
simple Vegetable Balm that will in from two to eigh
days. remove Pmples, BlOtches, Tan, FreckteS SalloT
ness, and all Impurities aud 0ughneSs Of the Skin eav
ing the same-as nature intended It should be-soft
clear smooth and beautiful Those desiring the Recipe
with full instructions, directions, and advice will please
call address with return postage,1
THOS +. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist,
2m5Z s31 Broadway New York
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AN. CGOTs EN- q IL G IA
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
FcmN0sHA WISCONSIN.
Boarding by the Day week, and roomy and comrno-
diOus Stabing. , r.
Cars free. "a 1yn3Sy2ll
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ChnugC OF HING.
Ia ~ ~ 60 5ss1:s -.

On and after Sunday November Sd, 1861, TRAINS will
leave the Great Central Depot, foot of Lake and South
Water streets, as follows:
THROUGH EXPRESS, daily Except Sundays), at $3.50
A. NJ, arriving at Cairo at $3.50 A. N.
This train connects for PEORIA Alton, St. Louis, Mem
phis New Orleans and Mobile.
ACCOMMODATION every Jay) at 400 P. NJ. for Cairo
and way stations, arriving at Cairo at $40 P. N
the next day.
This train on Saturdays viii only to Urbana.
Trains arrive at Chicago at 1905 a. NJ and $3.50 P. n
c~ For tickets oad information apply at the office in
the Great Central Depot.
W 1oHSsox, 6 EN- Passenger Agent 2stf
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TIInMAS PRICTIRE,

,a,rance.-Hs is AgenlJ0' 0artous Companies Of
undubtcd credit and is prepared to issue Policieson
Lift aud .aperty, on favorable terms. See adyer'
tisement.
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About year after, Miss Martha Keenly be-
came Mrs. Goldc utcher, her sister Fanny
whom she had taught TO believe that her mo-
Their ''knew all men and all that was IN them,
applied 70 her patent fer a husband, as II che
had such 'lvings in gift"
Have yen any preference?" demanded the
mamma.
| "Wel, you know I used to like Algeron, but
l would not marry him now, If there was Dol
another man in the world | think l now
prefer Professor Starry to any gentleman ever
saw"
"He is good man and well to do. l have
no objection"
But l never spoke to him in my life
$50 much the better. He has none Of your
dullness to forget-you, no bad impression to
erase"
II latter myself he will find that know
more about the sciences than any OF my COM
panions."
"If you display your erudition to him, your
chance will be slender one. If he does not
fnd fool in you, you will find no husband in
r him"
"Why, ma ?"
DO you suppose he wants to marry a riva
professors No, he wants a charming little IN
quistive prattler TO be awe-struck by his learn
ing, and to adore his vast profoundly. l see
. l shall have to unteach you great deal, in or
+ der that you may learn to ask ABSURD quesuOh
t by the thousand, to make pretty blunders, AM
y to fascinate the great man by graceful, blush
e full, delicious stupidity. He wants nothin!
y blue Che is blue enough himselN but something
}, rosy by way Of contrast and relief"
u FaRny looked thoughtful, and feeling sorr.
:, that all her accomplishments counted for moth
= ing in so important a matter, enquired:
II ''What, then, ma, made you take such pain
p to give me superior education 2"
J ''For your own sake, child Are womeI
only made for misunderstanding
e Fanny was accordingly sent to Septimus Star
= Try, A. NJ. LID, &c, to be taught the sciences
. and although matrimony is not generally &C
= counted one of them, it is certain that the Pro
Is fessor included it, and that it soon include
a, the Professor and Fanny
le Florence Keenly was q good girl, and love
the good things of life, especially those of til
: table. She also thought that husband woul
ii be good thing (poor simpleton D. but like he
IS elder sisters, unable to procure the beside
alum for herself
One day, while dining on a tough steak an
ii potatoes, she exclaimed:
re ooh | wish | was married rich Ike MartI
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NUMBER 3.
From FremOnt'S Army.

Sketch of IA Weeks Operations, and she
Fight Eight HKiIes beyond Harrison
burg.
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ADAM DICKHOTT.
EDWARD Ill. RUDD,

yluriag Htlr- Cttjlg Eud S5Qmp0oiag Saloon, Opp0-
site the City Hotel Main street. Old Razorssharpened
and repaired. otI