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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-05

CINCINNATI, Sept. 40 A. M.-Active mill
itary preparations continue. All business is
still suspended, except butchers, provisions,
and bakers. Kirby Smiths forces were post
ed yesterday at Lexington, Versailles, and
Georgetown. The position is a good one for
an advance either on Cincinnati or Louisville.
Troops continue to arrive rapidly.
P. M.-The evening Times was SUP
pressed this afternoon, for an article censur
ing the administration on its conduct of the
war. Preparations for defence are unabated
The city was lively all the afternoon with
marching troops. There is no alarm. Prof
fers of armed men are being received and ac-
cepted from large number of towns in Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois, and will arrive in large
numbers tonight and tomorrow. The Paris
operator evacuated his Office at IL o'clock
this morning, the rebel infantry and cavalry
were then entering the town. Nothing has
been heard from the enemy
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New Jersey.

TRENTON, Sept. 1.-The democratic con-
vcntion organized this afternoon and nomi-
mated Joel Parker as candidate for governor
Resolutions were adopted in support of the
war, deprecating the course OF the admins
tration in suspending habeas corpus, for the
restriction Of freedom of the press and speech,
and the arrest and Imprisonment of persons
without due course of law, protesting against
the prevalent peculation and extravaganza
abhoring the idea of an emancipatory war |;
applaud the volunteers, and express regret
at the death of Taylor and Kearney
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ST. JOHN, N. F., Sept. 4.-The steamer
Marracardato arrived this morning from Lon
don, and sailed this afternoon for Montreal
via Halifax. George F. Train is on board.
New YORK, Sept. 4.-The gunboat Seneca,
from Port Royal, reports that the rebel steam
er Nashville has again run the blockade. She
got off from Warsaw sound on the evening of
the goth ult., with cargo of cotton, en- route,
it is supposed, for England via Nassau.
BosToN, Sept. 4.-The citizens committee
of $50 have resolved to recommend the city
government to offer bounty of two hundred
dollars to each accepted recruit, to fill the
quota of the city for three years service, and
one hundred dollars to recruits for nine
months. The 37th 18th and 10th Massachu-
sets regiments are under marching orders,
and will leave for the seat of war between
now and Tuesday night.
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NEW YORK, Sept, 4.-The barque Prentiss
which arrived to day from Mantanzas, reports
that an iron clad war steamer arrived at Car
danas on the 9th, flying the piratical rebel rag.
Our consul at Havana, Gen. Shufeldt, placed
dispatches aboard the barque to be delivered
at Key Westlghthousewitha signal of distress
flying. No notice was taken finer, and the de-
dispatches were mailed to-day from this port
The pirate has already captured several mer-
chant vessels, although they were heavily
armed, in her cruise off the Bahamas. Her
pirate captain told the authorities that she was
a rebel war steamer without a name. She is
undoubtedly the Ovieto.
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ABUNDANCE OF ARMs.-The war DEPART
ment, with the providence and energy which
marx Its present management, has arms in
readiness for all the troops which have so far
been mustered into the service, and its ar
engagements for the future ensure full
supply as more troops take the field.
There is no foundation for the reports that
there is a scarcity Of arms, and that the de-
partment will therefore be found to pay high
prices Washington Republican.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4-STOCKS are higher; Chicago
and Chicago y; Cleveland and Pttsburg 25 Mic6ig"n
Southern guarsteed 81 Michigan southern Railroad
34; Michigan Central 6Ss; Cleveland and Toledo 535
Hudson 522; Erie Railroad 37s; Central 94f; Pacific
Mail il0s; American Gold Il75; y skies 81, regis
tered 99a skies 81 coupons 1000; Treasury 3l0ths
1893; Missouri skies 46t.
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in small squads during late actions. 1t is
understood many more are on their way here.
The Rip Raps are now prepared for the recep-
ton Of thousands of prisoners.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. 3.-Last evening
the steamer Cossack arrived here with about
700 rebel prisoners from the Potomac taken
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-05
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most ex
cellent of all Lnmens perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains thathesh is heir to-
fluids arising from checked Perspiraton-is cured by a
few bottles Of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEET.
NEUKALEssA-the king of all paints caused by
An Inflammation CT the nerveSs instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY s RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
SIP sENS caused by an overextension and a
sudden re action of the muscesis cured BY few
ties OF kENNEDKs RHEUMATIC LINISEYT- equally good
tor man beast.
FLEU8ISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
MATIC LINIMENT.
BkUlS ES caused by sudden pressure of the
heSh AMI smashing of the tssues-is instantly relieved
by kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
CR AA is a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppage Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by a few appca
tions of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LiNIMENr.
BILIOUS collie is caused by neuralgia In the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspoonful of KENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT in warm water every half hour
unit cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
caused by unnatural rYness the glands-get
piece of flannel with KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
apply it on going to bed, and you will be welln the
morning.
HEADACHE AND TmROsRINss or
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from in sensible
perspratonis cured by few applications of KENNE.
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
WEA AN ESS OF THE BACK.-Folow the
direction in the circular around each bottle
1t good for Coothache, Earache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation of every kind Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxburv
Mass, Price 50 cents Sold by DAVID SCOTT GEO
McCoNVILLE, W. II. GOULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere.
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miscellaneous.
TIME GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
E CoVERY OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY of Roxburv, has discovered in one of
weed a remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUMOIE.

Two bottles are warranted to amusing sore mouth
One three bottles will clear the system of bilcs.
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted to worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles warranted to cure all hunors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted running of the ears
and blotctes among the hair.
Four bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bttles warranted to the worst
kind OfrngwOm.
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles to cure the worst
scrofua.
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by canker IN the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache
One or two bottles warranted regulate costive
state of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate aderangemen of the
kidneys
-Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
By strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judicious application of the
SALT IkKEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT, Z.
every and ulcer of whatever kind or nature
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Anftfnns.
MORTGAGE E'S SALE.-WiIi be solo

M Or TEAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
A'A at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day OF september at ten o'clock in the forenoon on the
premises the following described real estate certain
tract parcel of land with buildings thereon sit
Sted on jefferson street in the city of Worcester and
ery corner Of land owned by Scott Ellis thence west
er on said jefferson street fifty feet thence southerly
on land OF Josiah COlbun hundred and twenty feet
thence easterly on land OF Ladies Collegiate Institute y
feet thence northery on land Scott Ellis one hundred
and twenty feet to the point beginning Said tract of
land viii be sold in pursuance of power of sale con-
tainod in certain mortgage deed given by Emily 5
Cummings, of said Worcester TO Gerry Hutchinson
dated the tenth day June 1861 and recorded in The
registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book GAL page
b, default having been made In the condition of said
mortgage For further particulars Inquire of the mort
gage. GERRY HUTCHINSON Nurtgngep
worcester, August 8, 1862. dts aus
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THE FALL TERM OF MISS TAG
- CARTS PRIVATE SCHOOL, No. Warren Block
will commence September lst
Worcester Aug. 49, 1862 DIV
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Aotrtes.
THE MISSES WHITNEY will onen .

Il Select School in Worcester for young ladies' com
meneing on the second Wednesday in September. Six
boarding pupils will he received into the family. For
terms and further particulars. address MRS MARY L.
WARD. hoX 55 / o., or after September str. at her
house No. 8 Main street. aua6 dtseDlOs
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REAL ESTATE AGENT under
signed offers his services for the purchase sa e.
grange ana leasing of real estate for the purchase and
sale OF stocks and bonds for the negota of business
psper Tor procuring loans mortgages; for making
rhpers OF all kinds relating to the purchase sale or
change Of real estate and for the collection Of rents
Office 203 Main street A. j. EATON
lel9 div - 80
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every and ulcer whatever kind or nature exec
cancer that has taken root perfectly permanently
cured.
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OST-On Wednesday forenoon, Sept.
- 3d. in or near the store of Barnard, Sumner g. Go
4 MOROCCO PORTE M0NAIE, containing about
Sl5OO tnlleen dollars) the owners card inside The
Under VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving store 1871
Main street dtf 81
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEG APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
r1rE sIrnATIoN Ava yYAsHINGTON.

Gunboats at GEORGETOWN!
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VISIT FARMERS GALLERY, 3Oi

, Main street, and procure one of those "a cent
tottSotypes which are warranted to give as much sat
as any taken in the city for 25 so cents All
style OF Amhrotypes and cases cheaper than he
s elsewhere. Pictures of babies taken instantan
specimens ~ ~ u ~ 81 t nuu eAailllhe
jelS ace L. FARMER, Artist.
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CE ICE ICE - The nronnetors
= have put their teams their several routes Thoso
Wlshlng to be supplied, will please give their pas 80
the drivers, or at their Office No a M CHI Nf, n.
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money NAV he
pad TO any of the drivers. and their receipts will be
good Any neglect In the drivers will be attended to ON
application to the subscribers. - va
myl dam WALKER & SwEGTsER.
NC IN OMY TS w "a n II
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THE REBELS UP THE RIVER!
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w h u t ~ Q h i IN n y,
is the article to buy you wish save money This Burn
er can be applied to the ordinary fluid lamp and has the
following advantages II is the economical burner
yet invented (aside from the loss breaking chmneys
OF the ordinary Kerosene lamp II can be regulated 10
burn one week day and night for sum less than two
cents neither smokes Smells emits sparks or is Liable
to eNpode 1t burns with steady flame similar though
rather more brilliant than fluid, and can be carried
around without the least danger of being extngushed
even if taken out door in ordinary weather
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Scr SaLe OF On Fri.

5'O LET.-A desirable Cottage House,
= of or rooms within five minutes walk of CITY
Hall. Rent $780, Possession given immediately. En-
qulre at JOHNSON'S,
Aug IL du Harrington Corner, up stairs.
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80 Physician and Surgeon, wonld respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity flat he
mas removed his office and residence No. so Front
street. where he may be found to attend all Es
pecla attention paid TO all diseases offemalcs
tor having had many years experience in treatment
alshare OF public patronage.
aul dtT '
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Profllis FiRR ISsruAncg CosrASi

iEOfLEs FIRB lNsvuAscs tOsiANf'
NEg-iOKK. July J, lsoZ.
4 I al ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF TINS
~ Copany held on l5th June ue, the following ns1ed
gentlemen we're chosen Tor the ensuing year , Ann,
1ohu " Lewis, Henry Tsrbell JOSEPH B. Miller.
MATTHIAS Clark, Edward + C!srk. Sanuei nynoI'
Abraham Lesgett Conetu. stephens Sue IifS,~u'
Thos. u ilarns, DJacksn steward Ih0Hiss nishSs'
Alfred 10 more Vim Hsrtzel Cfowei Adams,
(;,ors, Narusg Chss f. Hunter Henry DAVID
t,h-i,toph-v Gy-vcr Iohu q More. J. q. Rlsuyelt,
simon Sh,r der NsgihPs BiosdgoOd, Peter j. Shui.
Juo 7. iryeteu, EhpLae' boo.Etn Ayeft Mann
lame. : Lewis Abr K. Van Nest, John r. va Ripsi
solomon B,nis Gee. schmezel, Robel L. s;uss,,
William yoir Peter r. Christie, -
AZ .nb,ron.ut meeting Of tho Board MATTHIAS
CLARK a.. unauimousy re- elected President for the
en,TIrg ear W r. UNDEkHlLL, Secretary
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sr.rs - ILLSors. TErisrIEE'. oSSies' ;
CORPORATION LOAN of $500 900 for the

4 NOkBOKAIlON IOAN Oh NDoVuuo loI tho
" RELIEF of FAMILIES Of VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS.
The Common Council Of h. Cy OF New OK hs'ins ~ an
odnarce approved by the Mayor the 18th Of June Instant
ithorfed borrowing upon th, credit Of tho Corporation
the iuhs Of Five Hundred thousand Dollars to be sp
piled in aiding support the families OF the soldiers fom
this city who aged IN defending Tue integrity OF tbs
National Union book for Subscriptions - said loan VIII bs
on.p-d al ths Comprolers Oic- SATURDAY. Juno 2B,
and continue open until MONDAY, July 7, unless the
Who'll. amount fhaii be sooner taken 81,
The subscrbes to aid loan Will be required 20 ray te
amount OF their sbsc pous to tie City Chsubefsn a, the
Broadway Bank within three Gays after Oh. date thereof and
OF prcsng the Chsmb ersns receipts for such payments
TO the Compiroo they vii "a entitled TO receive an equal
smount Of Bonds known Volunteer, Family Aid bond1,
No - ofths Cooperation Of The City OF New. forb
The sad Bonds viii be issuod IN sums to -uot les Than
lOOsnd viii interest At the rat. oil I per cent per
.nnnn payable .mlsnnHsy the h,t days OF January
and july sul the principal 10 10 PAYABLE the frat day Of
July los They viii also be transferable a. The pleGsuo OF
the holder. on book, krpt IN the ComptTol-rs Once.
ROBERT 4. HAWS, Comptroller.
City of New-York Department of Finance
Comptroller Oiice, June "a, 1901
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5tationerp ano fanrp GOODS.
" TTNIIE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS

y PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of any Of tho following in esh pom
STAMPS the sabsciber will send BY retorn mail, otaerwi
directed Gold Pen Pens selecting The ssesyG..,
'a''''''''I COLD 't PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents the Magic PEN for 80 cents tie LUCKY Pes,
for 20 cents the Always Ready Pens for IS cents the Ea
Per; ard for 81; u. Ese.l'idr Pen PEG
TIE SAME rt cxsE 3 wTh EXTENSION
for tSs sx ssS Ready PEN for Es.a, pss
aud for ~ 30 the Excelsior Pen These are wstdni.hs3.
S.sr every of which will far outs't gross Of tho Ss
The name "a. Mort0n,' Number, and "Qnslity' a..
stamped the following Pens and the Points arc warranted
et 81. months. sSesp, AGAINST accident The numbers nd
,d.p.ed for the pocket; No 1bs snsls. and No 10
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk Long and medina
.ho sae ony o. ts quality The sngrsvings are i@e'in-
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For - cents, No. Pen. lst quality, Mob Pen -
For 81, No Pen ls quality or. No. aPer, ID soslty
For o. rs IN. 3pea 1t quality or .No. 4Peu I'd qa.I
For 81 80 NO tpsn l:t quality, AMOS Pen. I'd qusi
Fsf - IS No Pen i:t aa.lI.r s 80
THE sAE Go asss rt WITs II rs styEr EXTENSION
Fox 81 IS NO Pen quality, No Pen. "a quad
For So No Pen, Is, quality sNo Pen I'd quality.
or sEo Pen, ID ausliy.
For 81 30 No. Pen, l.t quality Mes Psn, I'd qasH
ity. or No Pen. I'd quality
fOf s3a No Pen, '.t qualify ora No. ePsn I'd aasfy
30. 90 50 No. 6 Pen. LIST quality . 49, ,o...,,,..
GOLD PESs AL lat QUALITY, IN SlLVER-MOCNtES
DESK-HOLDERS
For &. No.4 rem; ~ ~ No sfspi fef ~ s9s
No. . Pen For 50 30 No 7Pen. .
For Sis No sPen; for S5sNo. sPsn; End for SIS Va
10 Pen.
The Is; Quality" are pointed with the very pest ridosns
Points carefully selected ard none Of TN. quality are sos
with the .sbss. inperecton which skJ and tie close"
scrutiny de.scs -.
Tie I'd Quality" re superior 20 any Psr' made BY hin
previous 10 the year 1850.
Tus ID QUALITY" he intends shall equal in respect to Da-
rsbty Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities 1.-THE only tue
cou,i l.rs,opsl Any Cold Pens made elsewhere
1, regard 20 lie Cheap Gold Pens 10 Degs leave 20 say ths
r.yios T., oo9.tiug his New and Patented Mschses ne
Coz no, made Good Writing sud Durable fens ~
tbs price h.d tito Gold been furnished srst1isoas!y.
Payfi.. oYd>Yng must all nssanee' speTty ts Aru-
b,yp and I,aluy" Of the P>0s r0nset aud De pG'st~
Se,cr5e tie kind ef PeTs they prJer-ese~' ffF %
Al r;m.,,nces by mail in Registered Letters ere at 70,
Tiss -
No % Maiden Lane New Yofk
lnv ona sending single letter po..-sianp Hi receive so
G. ar with the ersrsvin.s above referred 10. -,
- lie. al. Dy all dsssIs 10 ne line ipro.tot ne
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Cost arn found.
Gbanres tor Bnsinces 1tlen.

A RARE CHANCE.-For SALE-The
"a HALf-lNrERE>r In an old established Republican
CITY NEWSPAPER The only 10 the county) with
extensive Jotbing Department Presses. 40, complete
Apply TO r. H. WEBB No IL Dutch st. corner o! futon It,
Se~-york
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iDriiins- Alarbines.

yI,UURBERs PATENT KALlGRAfh'
OR WRITING-MACHi -.
Designed for tie uss Of those who have lIennlons
MriLei Hands, . Destitute OF Fingers or n
cannot write with esse and also for those who have
yea Blind or Psrtisily Blind. ,
No. AGO BROADWAY, NEW-YoRk.
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Weooins CARDS, sc.

4 i GlMBREDE's, No. 5SS Broadway. At
n Home aud Visiting CARDS Note Psper Monousm, in
the frs, stys OF ~ Albums retssd for 80 Castom-
ou Of town Will direct their syors to GIN BREDE Cisy
A y WIN. EVERDELL. SONS--W EDDING
~ CARDS.1hess e..sbrsed Engraved Csrds sold only
Il Nc. N4 Fulton g.., N. y. Estabished 1918
IL. JOHNSTON d CO., No. $50 BOW
lie EhY .-Wsddag and Waiting Cards. 40, latest style,
ciu.ns BY mail Aiso Watches Jcwsry sissrwse sna
Ps<a wAs. Of Tie tsft .ss.i<s esd u !eu presA
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VnGIUY TVpORTANr to HOTU SENES,

IL firrried Single, in Heslth Disee'e-Dr Lar,
MONTS Paris London. and NewfoTk Medical Adviser and
Marsee GuiJe Oth edition 400 pages 100 luf.
toD upon Mental Debility Lose OF Memory IT,
capacity Urinary Deposits Involuntary Loss Semen npo
tecy Affections Of the Bladder and Kidneys !nay
Diseases. Weaknesses aud their Consequences, Latest he
searches in Physiology. Europesn Hospi, Practice Cos ks
their recipes aud spshcs toe Authors uneqused Paris sd
London Treatment, &c.
All who world avoid unsuccsssu and barbsrons ires ne
with Mercury Copsiba Injections COMBINATIONS Quack
Speeches. Antido,es instruments &c. .noud puT. hsse ina,
original work for 81 Of p. WARNER. No. Neoytt
ROSS 4 TOUSEY. No. ri Nssssu.st.; or the DOCTOR,
No. 6i7 Broadway (up sIsrs) Newfofs' from g. u' 10
D D. IN. IL, n -
Two concur with other ia recommending DR. Lar
and his work ~" Courier des ktss mis- German pe
Reform Dispatch stasts Zeituns Naorai Democrat Aua'
Medical Review, &c.
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NO CURE, NO PAYS. r. KING, NJ. II Il
y cue, Rhuemorisn, Neuralgia, uont, pgolS' "-
CHRONIC DISEASES ,.-,
9Th nay Chemical aud Electrical application and v'Sso,
r-pioved ron the system. &c. Office JoI broo"e " -
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Ilacbinerp.

-tIWRW1WftU It
NOR SALE - MACHINERY, TOOLS,
Il STAMPS, DIES, &C.. for manufacturing military
articles the estate OF VIM. PiBohin decesed any atlcs
will be sold separately The msnusctoy u for rent. Jhs
oder, good chance the bushes, has been III operation
.ince 1872 Also for sale Button Rolls with neoesaIy tools
10. matinf army buttons. Apply 20 .
MARY b. PlNCHlN. No. 1872 filoers-st.,
WM. j. CARTER, No. LOCO Chrs,nut'st,
Philadelphia, sTsco,orG
V'ODD a. RAFEERTY, Manufacturers OF
i Stationary Portable Engines, Boors, FLAX, Hemp
Oakpm Rsp. Machinery No 10 Dey-.t. Secondhand En-
lines constantly On land. Works, Paterson. n. J.
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Nfm Publications.
N1rIr ,rrnIcAL BOOK. Dr.. BOsT-

o. NEW MEDICAL BOOK. Dr.. BOsT-
| yaJTcK,c Uort on Seminal Diseases Hints Before
md Are Marriage, Nevou. DEBILITY, Impoeney and KIN
d,sa Aseeus Nc &c before u.s. and we DO not hesiis.
o'ee =. a. an, ersepton the most truthful and useful
wo kind ever published and it win be hailed By the
r,s.s;on a, we'll tle public beneactoT TO mfi
Ina Onsrkery 10 here exposed, ard the truth told II
bod be 10 every family, and IN the hands o. every young
nan and woman in the Medical aud Surgical
journal. - =, A.. al,
Mailed by Z, Warner No Vessy-'t Godfrey, No c5i
Rrosdwgv and By Dr. b. Ut his Office No. IS East l?hst,
r doors west Of Broadway. where Dr. b. win continue tee
practice Of medicine aud surgery Prize ~. All interviews
snd commune ati)ns strictly confidential.
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T~ay, t with tina privilege OF selecting 20 cents worth Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
Ecgal Notices.
CUPREME CoCRT.-GLBERT s. LYON,

CUPREME COCRT.-GILBERT $. LYON,
- plaintiff arsinr WILLIAM g. HALL and JANE W.
HALL hi wife dpson L. lockwood Hester D.. Megi-. and
Daniel T. Megie. her sband Josiah y. brownsi Alfred A.
sutton HAT fardy, United States Trust Company o.
New.Vor III h1 Horton, and Leonard Miller defendants
10 the deendsnts above named rni each O. theH You a..
hereby summoned and required 20 answer TIC complaint In
o0t, ol We.cls.iel b.. N;e Plans IN the ssii Cluniy
al We'ctefirr and State Of Y.Ik % tae 2,. day NJ
Apu 1864 end t-e copy OF your ths.ei 10 TIE sali
tgt On aa flatcrib,r MS ofcr IN White fsirr ia
ne County Msstrester ia ias STATE Of lurE "hin
ieuy days after he service 81 ia ,a1mons on you 81
cine dav - such feIsice and yOs Tai e. answer
~. complaint within ne iI- fof,ssd The ytntn n
this action viii ago % tto touf' of fnsi o. "I d'd n
ne .onsp ain L. 80 ApEJ a. H..
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