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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
~ AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS

To tAangtaeearers, Aerchonts, and hpentcrs and to
nose 0iShng To torUGrd Goods and P0ckdqes to me
camps Of hte UaTioas Military Stations and also TO
ne \ aUdt Posts of The CodSt and CUR: -
aVh secured especial privileges visiting the de-
partments both OF the army and navy all the camps
OF me army and the naval stations of the coast and
gulf for the purpose of nrodurng selling to the de-
parli MS OF the army and navy, military storekeepers
eommss9rles 9uartermasters suffers soldiers officers
ana naval agents and paNmastcr1 Of the all articles
required for the use comfort ara convenience both he
army ana naYy,we have organized the above entitled
agency az Camp Express with its HEADQUARTERS Ocat-
ed in the city OF Washington Under this organization
entrely complete, and extending through tile denart
mens both OF the army and navy can offer uneGnai
cu cities To manufacturers, merchants and inventors
IN readiness Of sale saving OF time the many expens
es unaVoldabe through the tedious channels of
SAFE TO the departments camps and naval statioIs ~ "
lnose wishing TO avail themselves of the advantaoas
Oh TINS thorough and extensively organized system of
agehey can DO so by forwarding samples of their goods
% Tt alureSS Dy express an prices and explanations
oy rsttsr All Pas kages and goods our care op
camp OF naVaI delivery will be promptly deliver, d Ali
soodS' wares or merchandise of whatever nature or
ueieu N inns agency, Will be paid for on delivery a.
teIS OF enquiry will meet with prompt attention. W
1000 Agents well REFERRED Nth small means cap find
wanted 1900 Nie"N''iVi' n le" are
Washington. ID. G. " iiotel'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
ID R IL / L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No. So Main Street, WOrceser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN-Durnr the nroc
tee OF fifteen years Dr, Hill has in contact with
almost lnnumerable cases of Debility accustomed By
a dreadnl habit Of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all Young men who are not afflicted, avoid
1t as they value their lives to advise all no
troubled with the habit its consequences where
ney can pc cured oi such trouble, and them know
me dre disasters resulting in the attendance them
III Time 1t no eAagteratiun to that three ouiths
OF he insane owe their malady this hOrrid habit The
propretOs OF Insane Asylums corruboTate the state
ment ana II the victim escapes Insanity docy lie
or sue IS entirely united the real pleasures OflIe
either in or ol of the eirce-wih pocreative
powers ruined alie ed with distrus doubtful of
MS lnus, III TACT, perfect hypOchomdriac what is he
NJ Tor put 90 be cast out and die. Attend them once,
All You who are addicted to this miserable habit or
may ne 700 iate ana you may 20 down a dishonored
grave haroy ut to meet the God who gave you tine pow
eIs Wlcn you nave made curse instead Of a blessing
as they were Intended There exists not in tle Whole
world an object more oathsome miserable than cne
thus broken in health and hopes Ayoiu il then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
Df hill practice is wholly the botanic principle
ana therefore upon natural foundation
Office No; 81 Vain street orGesler omen from A. NJ
ton. N PN''i' "''N'i
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4 7 SUNNI Err ST E T
DIR J. A. ANDREWS

VIII detect and treat with all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs also, Caar1l, Iumors Dyspepsia In
all It's forms, Constipation, Liver Complaint in all in
forms, Chronic Darrh@a, Piles Neuralgia or nerve ache
whether seated in the FACE Stomach or Uterus Also
Nervous Palpitation fund Asthma Gravel Lucorrbos
Nuent Gfnorrhea elect, and all Diseae s Of the Trim
aIy organs.
Es Particular attention given to all SPECIAL Dis
EASES OF Male and Female.
llllce and residence az Summer street
a23 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
CHILDREN's HOSIERY.

200 doz. Childrens Fancy Cotton Hose all sizes and
l0c per pair, usual price I3c.
100 doz Chdren's Fancy Cotton Hose from 24c to sc
pair.
1000 doz. Misses White. Brown and slate Hose rang.
ing in prices from Sc upwards.
discount made TO those who purchase by the dozen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
A CURE WARRANTED.

ok; HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cue emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary Org Within inc last
three years upwards of 1900 bottles have been sod in
b0ston; ~ not single case can be produced where it
mas aled TO make quick and lasting RE. This is not
irere assertion but we'll known fact, which can he
proved at any moment. Dr. Hill would not take this
mehod TO make known the virtues of this never Ia ling
MlAture were 1t not to put the public their guard
against Inc humbGg preparations which are advertised
OY certain ap0thecaries hn know nothing Of the dis
eases men they pretend TO cure WHO sake of
making lew dollars cndaiper the life health and con-
sttutlon OF their dCuded victims To ali who are Infected
Wllh private complaints but especially to gu who
nave Deeh dued by miserable pctcndes Dr. lhll would
earnestly recommend trial c mis- failing Mixture.
II never iais to cure the worst in shorI time
without regard Ia diet risk OF exposure Ii mild
peasant ana safe TO take 1t puIies the blooa destroy
ule poison lurking IN the system, and cumnctey reno
Yates anu renews the constitution DR. Hills Mixture
u taken in season. will prevent well al cure The C m
p1hts Wr winch IT Is recommended in short il is the
oy sure anu Sale remedy which has discover
~ III ne Gurc OF an private complaints The price of
Dr nn Mixture is only IS bottle and II will he sent
SSeurey packed ana conc ged any part OF tile city
country when ordered with the price encused Ie;tcs
tposipalal directed to pr. Hi will receive pronpt at
fear of eXpusue ''' =" Pii' "tS' "i'H0"S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graft
flying result has been the prompt and thorough reSto
Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
other preparations in vain, thereby demonstrating
its indisputable rilnt to be STYLED the greatest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
Female CathoILcon & IseguIalor of the a 2.

E-Other preparations styled Indian Emnenagogue'
are being wide y advertised, purporng be different
classes OF strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions who have just claim to me al
knowledge experience, much less OF any Knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana, practice, ana all such
mposons ard scales Of prices but many devices
adopted deceive beguile the uIwary and the
ulous and lead to the sale and of spurious not alb
solutelV injurious articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
BLACK DRESS SILKS.

Look at our 2snch High Lustered Oil Boiled silk. at
90c per yard.
Look at our 80 inch Heavy High Lustered Oil Boiled
Silk at 81! No such aoods in Worcester money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07

st:s7szs:5:sSsss7 r a ILROA D.-wINTER ARRANGE.
-S2---EEs-s MENT.-Trsins run as follows Leare
worcester at $50 and Ills a. n. and ATOP III.
Leave Nashua att and IL M, and o. NJ
At Nashua all trains connect with the two trains OF
Concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern the Passunpsic the Boston, Concord ana
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton junction, trains directly with tla
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with tranI
Of the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception Of the rs
train from Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains of tina
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For fuIther particulars and connections with otba
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Gnide for the New Eng
land States.'' g. W RENTTFY SunIt
Worcester Oct. Z, 1851 DIFF 'ieI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-07
HIGHLY IMPOKTAAT CURE.

II ~ u
For four years was ac cd with the most dis
palis III my hehu, Dohes' ana stumat H. and general
ieeng OF soreness over my whole boOy Together win
only untitled nc for the duties of life but made lie tse
burden tried dozens Of remedies without success
ana hnaly applied to Dr. Hill, No 50 ain street and IN
lew weeks, BY his and expeditinus svetrn ~
ment H. affected cure. 1 am now Ia ncrtect helm
fatigue. q f. W asbra en'i III VI
TO Dr. hill, 81 Main street. Worcester, Mass -
DIR. c. HmI-Dear sir-Words cannot - nress Ia
received from your truly invaluable medicines; ard
thiuk cannot fully justify myself without tivin" tbis
shhl token 81 my friend hip and esteem nsnnurh rs
you nave Deen my guardian angel in restoring q 10
ncaitn Whch had long nee despnirtd Of l mad for
long time 1.-TWO years. been troubled with that ,nosf
ureadlul 81 all con plants Seminal missions ih go
Meakened me ~ body and mind that was oblt ed TO
give up ali business, and consult nhvsicon ,oaasi ~
my case applied to the sO-cacd hcSt IL
Boston commenced taking his medicnds ma con.
w. n.y. w 70 so TWO months, without getting M rell Il
Ih ahG oouhfy, contnu' to grow wore very last
continued taknP his highly vauned specine tgt donth
500 rtleye my sunefngs. This NH Stefan tLpn
"iu NC mat my case was ncuTable that / had better
v gt Linz any medicine lie said that was In decline
MMlGn Wsuld end In consumption. then dos, aired OF
9Daining any relief and saw That unless sometbing was
uyne 70 nUgae the cOmpl int, should be numbered
ith ~ 1eu ianpen ng 10 pass Office one day,
mng your Indian Vegetable MedcinGs March lie 10Th
anu GIN now, through the bencftlng effects that truly
mVniu medicine, restored to perfect health and hall
"o ~ 20 recommend II to any Of my friends that
% iihg from such or anv other discnse lopg this
VIII ma you enjoying health and prosperity remain
Foxboro juno 2sth ls59 r. MILLS
I ~ VOW are at liberty to make public statement Of
my case, as YOU see NJ. r. MILLS.
TO 9. A. Hiil. botanic Physicianl
w Main 49,, Worcester. Mass.
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Gentlemen! Gentlemen!

See What Fitz is Dong for You.
40 doz, Hemmed, all Linen Handkerchiefs, cheap at
Csc, only l9c.
50 doz Gents Hemmed all Linen Handkerchief cheap
at CSC, only 22c.
40 doz, Gents Hemmed all Linen Handkerchief cheap
at ale, only 25c.
Job lot Gents Colored Bordered Linen Handkerchief
at 23c.
Job lot Gents French Linen Handkerchief worth 75c
alta. ~
100 doz Gents Coored Bordered Handkerchief slight
y damaged by water, worth lac to l6c at &c and &c.
large lot Of Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-18

IA Order OF PubllCatfOA. ] -
State of Kansas, Second Judicial District Nema-
ha County.
Samuel A. Stinsons Eugene F. Ravens, part
| ners Is stinson & Ravens, Plaintiffs. vs. Je-
r5me wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
Defendants.
To Jerome Wilson You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commence
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you to recover judgment against said defend
ent. Jerome Wilson, for the sum of Two Humid
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9Th, 1860, ut the rate OF sixty per cent per
annum upon prom issOry note signed by said
W :lson on the 9thday of July A. D. 1859, paya-
lie to A. B. Sands or order, and to subject to the
payment Of said amount and interest the fol-
lowing premises, mortgaged by said Wilson to
secure the paymeu, of said note and interest
70 VIII The South East quarter OF section No.
thir y-two n township No. FIVE, range fourteen
east, in said county of Nenaha, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment of SAID
amount and interest aud the costs of this action
and to foreslose all the defendants right tile or
equity OF redemption and security TO said prem
ises Said note having been assigned to these
plaintiffs BY Alexander Y Blake, executor of
the last will an Testament of A. B. Sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or denur TO said
PLAINTIFF pe,ion on Or before the 18th day of
October A. D. 1862, the said petition " Ill be TAX
en- as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
J. D. BRU MBAUGH, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August IL. 1862.
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DRY.oOops

OF every description including RssAy-ads 0oshia: su-
Die for tine t,Hss and keaseA, 80 -
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A =. LOWELL informs tire people Of Marshall and 81
~ joining Counties that he hasos hand, and il
stAntly receiving god selection of
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-18

To Francis J. Marshall: You will take notice
that by virtue of Tluries execution issued o,,t
of the first District Court for the STATE Of Kan
sas, sitting in and fer. Leayenworth couh.y,
Will proceed to apI raise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according 20 Jaw,
betw cen tue hours OF 10 O'Clock A. ", ana
clock p NJ on the Sd day of October A. b.
1862, to wit: the soath east quar- sr of section
one y township No. two 81 sourh of range
six (6) east, containing 160 acres; also thirty
(Soj feet of LOT six 10y in block eight S) front
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
ent y-two az feet. the said thirty 800 feet be-
ing off the westside Of said lot. together with
the store house the sal, lot six 6) i'll bleck eight.
49, bein situated in Ballard s Morralls aadi-
tion to the town of Palmetto; al of the above
described real estate lying and being in Mar
shall County, Kansas at which time you can at
tend if you think proper. Given under my
hand this 10th day of September A. D. 1862.
g. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff
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ELI MOORE,
Carpenter and Cabinet Maker
EVANSVILLE, KANSAS,

Will attend to the erection of eli kinds Of build
ings with neatness and dispatch. Plans and spec
ifications furnished. 1 nave on hand a large
quantity of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pare,i 20 make all kinds of furniture 81 Mo.
river prices Terms " suit the times. D6tf
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NEW GOODS!

have just received lot Of fresh Goods con-
sisting of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, &C., which will be sold cheap for
ready pay. Al LOWELL
Mary sville, June II, 1862
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1852. EoIEU HBI 1882 !.
HANNIBAL 4 ST. JOSEPH R r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
a Ps,ssagsr, R.Pre~ A1d Frs'e4 30 8
L.srv. and arrive 1t Saint Joseph IS Follows
TRAINS EAST.
O'Clock, A. n, daily.
Stock Train ~raS Is2x ~ Af1E""
Freight
TEAMS WEST.
Passenger Express arrives at St. Joseph
at $50 o'clock p. n. daily.
Rm;orant Train $50 /" A. n. daily.
Freight 'oo r \. aaiy.
Trains connect at Hannibal with boats for st
Ioujs. and with Railroads for all Eastern points
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: He Offers half Cash and half Goods. q east
ern prices, for Corn. The goods we're purchased
in New York for Cash.. Cell with your Corn
and see! the Major before ceiling slssyhsz> = il
il for your evue.esl. - sssssa<s
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DRUGS.DRY-GOODS &c

e e sSSSDGMSS5@ s /
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

for Marshall county.
John A. Middleton, Plaintiff
vs..
John N. Whitehead, Defendant.
The above .ned defendent will take notice
that the plaintif above named hled his petition
herein On the FIRST day of August A. ID. 1867, the
object and prayer Of which is 10 recover Judg-
ment against said Whitehead for three hund-
red and Fifty dollars and interest from July hrst
A. D. 1860 At the rate Of ten per cent per An
nun due from said defendent Whitehead on two
pro,,is.ory notes dated April 18th 1890, for
: rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after the first day of July 1861 at the
rate of tex per cent per annum, one note due
and payable on or before the first day of July
1851 10 the order of James White and assigned
to ssi plaintiff, calling for $50 OO, and one note
Que and payable oh or before the first day Of Ju-
" 1867. 10 the order of James White and assign
ID to said plaintiff calling far 500 90 and for
Secree of foreclosure andsale of the South west
suarter of section nineteen (l9) in township
.hree 90 Of range nine (9) in MARSHALL county
State of Kansas, and unless youde or an
swer to the petition filed herein on or before the
yrd day of October 1862, said petition VIII De
taken Is true and judgment will be rendered IN
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
al9 I s. WRIGHT, Pits Atty.
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JAMES GRAY, [o.t=s
MASON e WEIL-DIGGER,

Informs the people Of Marysve and surrounding
that he At ali times prepared tse in
building lay walls foundations dig wells &c
in durable and prices to suit the mss nls
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BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, &C,
Which will b sold lev for resdy pay.

He Is PREPARED his old customers and other, wi,
favor him with call Mt his usual place OF business
blosiway, Mast MARI svle Kansas. ntt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-25
FRoaI nIoRaAN ooUNTY..
Gam WOODS. NonoAn Cow.

OANr WOODS, MoRGAN Co., Va
February Is, 1862.
Aessrs. EditorS Intelligeneer
Aword from the wilderness of secessia
hope will be acceptable to most Of your
readers. say most, because know that
some men who read your paper wish that
the Editors correspondent were in the
lower regions, -.
we arc now camped literally IA { will
derness, and pleasant place It is-more
heretofore seen.
On last Thursday morning, at / 0 O'Clock.
we left Camp Lookout Tor Csmp LeysI I
marched by different route to the rail.
road, marched down 10 Paw Paw TpnneI
Station, and then marched to this camp. n
distance of two miles from the railroad.
and n distance of twelve miles from our
former camp on the direct road to Win.
chester. On the day after we arrived here
friday onr forces achieved a glorious
victory at Blumer's Gap, or Furnace. You
no doubt have spread The full particulars
before your readers long since. Yesterday
evening Col. Tboburn informed the regi.
ment that our troops gained two decisive
victories over the rcbels-oue at Savannah
and another at Fort Donuelson, in Ken.
tueky hope that the good news wiIIIbe
followed by victories In this direction.
The soldiers Of the Third Brigade are ready
and anxious to distinguish themselves in
an engagement with the retels.
You can rest assured that the lst Vir-
giut;. Infantry will not turn their backs to,
the foe. Where the fight RACES thickest,
there will be found the lst; where the
cannon balls arc flying aud the seeesli are
dying, there you can find JUS.
But to return to my description of the
camp 1t is on the side of a hill, in the
woods, and there is stream of cold water
bard by, which removes one halt of the
usual objections to most camp. The camp
eau Ieyer get muddy, let It rain as hard as
it may, for the water will soon be down ON
the level bottom. So We escape the Attic
tion of having muddy camp. Wood is
more convenient than can be imagined.
Il is only a good walk to the railroad, and
transportation is not difficult. Newspa.
pess are more Jiif1cultlo get at this point
than any place it has ever beenimy lot TO
be at. =
Some fine day the order will come 10
prepare TO march, aud the point will bo
Martinsburg, in my opinion. Time will
tell all things
Yours, n. H.
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,a-a -.
winch has blighted and continues n blight
the tairest land, and the most Republican
Government under Heaven, and which ms
.oeens CHING down all the energies of the
loyal States by its aeeursed rebellion. and
could the people OF Vest Virginia only see
the good opening they now have 70 throw
ot this Incubus, which has been the cause
OF all their woes, aud which has well -nfph
destroyed them, they would rally as one
man aud rush to tho Hpolis ON the day nm.
pointed for the election and BY their votes
crush this hydra he4tled monster.
The prq-slaYeEy4u tell us that sIayerv y
van run out. 1t looks like tt greatly, whe5
there was not one delegate in the Gonyen-
tlon but knew that they were there be-
cause the Union spldiers from the free
states had drove back the slaveholdinp
teoelss aud yet for al that and IL under
sueae etrcumstahes he pFo-slaTery mem.
ioeEs Of the ConTS9tton could carry their
Point now would II ever be possible to get
tla M OF this Institution at anyl;f future time.
It is simply ridiSnl5s toatalk Rbouts n ;
nov e sthes timeiAnd now Is the day of. sal.
vati6u. If these d deieRateS 10 the GonyeS.
ton did not anticipate 5sttie defeat Of the
new slave State project in Congress. 5Vhy
aid they appoint committee before they
adjourned TO act on hftert the adjournment
aa lItnIttt'h, and eiothe this COMMITTEES
with the power Of calling the Convention
together again in extra session at the
pleasure of said committee. ltmust have
been for the reason that they anticipated
the rejection of the slave State. and
then they would slyly meet again and
adopt free State Constitution which thev
ought 70 have done at first, and saved tho
people the expense Of one hundred thous-
and dollars for nothing.
hut even then, at their second ConYen-
tton,. these delegates. would, like the
quacks in medicine, apply remedies to
every other part except the part diseased,
Could 1t be expected that they would even
then act in earnest3 We might wait.-
Bot they have satisfied me that they will
never strike determfnedly at the cause of
all our complications, Can 1t be possible
then, thnt all our hopes Of a. free State are
gomez It Is assuredly, unless we tako the
course have proposed. If any person
should ask by what authority would an
point committees in each county to Dre.
pare Tor taking the votes on tue Constitu-
ton, with the Battelle resolutions annex
ed, point them to the action OF the late
convention, aud answer: Inasmucb as that
Illegal committeeis acting to further the
interest of enslaving the people, and for
tue purpose of illegally re-convening, We
informally undertake to save ourselves
from tue impending destruction.
Mappu.y,