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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-06

SAN FRANoIsco, July 1.-The recent great
advance in the leading Washoe stock was
caused by the completing of the tunnels strik-
ing the Comstock ledge in Gould & Curtis
claim, two hundred and fifty feet deeper than
the lowest point from which ore had been pre-
viously taken. The ore at this depth was ex-
tremely rich. This tunnel, it is believed,
demonstrates the permanency of Comstocks
ledge, and establishes the fact that it is one of
the richest and most extensive silver mines
ever discovered
July 2d.-The American ship Challenger
was purchased to-day by an agent of the Pc
ruvian government. 1t is understood that she
will hereafter be employed in carrying coolies
from China to the Chincha Islands. Several
large ships have been detained at this port
about Il fortnight, awaiting crews. There is
great scarcity of seamen.
The money market is easy. The receipts
OF treasure from the interior and the northern
coast since the sailing Of the last steamer have
been $2,200,000 There is also a consider
able influx of capital from the eastern states,
seeking investment. Currency exchange is
selling at So 40 premium on gold in New
York. Sterling As pence. Sales of pure
spirits at AZ l2. Rio coffee % l-2.
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From Mexico and the West Indies.

New YORK, July 4.-Steamer Roanoke,
from Havana, 30th ult., has arrived.
Vera Cruz advices to the 10Th state that
the French army occupied the city of Mexico
on the Sd, and Gen. Forcy took formal pos.
session on the 10Th. Juarez had retired to
! San Luis Potosi, and a French expedition had
been sent against that place, by Gen Forey,
with great enthusiasm, etc. A French Mar
quls at Pueba goes to Paris with the keys of
the city of Mexico. 1900 prisoners, mostly
Mexican officers, are about to be sent to
France.
Commodore Wilkes arrived per Roanoke,
Commodore Lardiner having arrived at st.
Thomas. The West India squadron is report
ed in a crippled condition, owing to defective
boilers, &c.
Steamers Charleston, Sirius, Banshee and
Lizzie and Fanny had arrived from Whining.
ton. The Flora, Calypso and Ruby are re-
ported captured. The steamers Darien and
K EsEss at lAaPpssap 59uaa to suthern port.
use the Atlanta.
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Arrivals at View YORK.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Steamer Northern
Light from Aspinwal, with $50 passengers
and a quart of million in treasure, arrived
to-day. Steamer Kensington from New Or
leans 23d, and Key West 18th ult, has arriv-
ed. Steamers Planet and Neptune, prizes
taken off Mobile, arrived at Key West 10Th.
Several prize schooners also arrived from
same place. T. Capt. Smith, late Of steam fri
gate Mississippi, and others are passengers by
the Kensngton. The gunboat Sebago also
arrived from off Charleston for repairs.
Steamer Dawn, from Port Royal 29th, arriv-
ed to repair and ave new propeller. Prize
schooner William, from Key West 25th, arrived
with full cargo of articles from other prize
vessels.
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TERMS OF ADvERTTeTNa.

IN THE DAILY sPY ;-one square" (three fourths
~ meh)' nrst Insertion 81; each subsequent insertion
~ Genus one week. %; two weeks, % IS; one month
~ hree months, 81; year. go For half square
he price Will be three ourths Of the price of one square,
"sue Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
seanon First insertion 81 per square each sub
~ Az transient Advertisements must be maid in nd.
vance Yearly regular advertisers viii he Fsared 10
make quarterly payments ~ w ~ f "
IutIons" V graa.tons Adrerhsements No report reso
assoeianr paD esugs OF any corporation society, or
ieptIan t nu no comnnmcation designed 10 cali at
can he ~ mater OF limited or individual interest,"
eau w Inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
" The Publishers win not hold themselves rssns,
pie for any errors that may oceuI beyon tha o
charged for the Advertisement ' WV @iuouut
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nor SALE AT A BARGAIN :

u REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of Southbrdge and Salem
streets, consisting of large two story Dwelling HOne
convenient for two families, and large lot of
land Connected with the above is a large Il ,kery
NOW doing good busness) stable, &c. The Re II Is
tate with the Baking business the business separate
will be sold at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams tools, &c in good conditions; sell account Of
i'll health
For further particulars inquire tho subscriber on
the premises
lnYg6 DIFF ! MURDOCK
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCEFOR

r{iiu SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta.
ss<ble attached, and one of land The place is
situated at Sunnysde. the Agricultural Ground.
The place has the hest well of in the city being
prate4es'A ,,.ig tie ln's' Ieot be found the
Tor tine most part, remain on 80 money
tion to Mrs. CONGDON sudbury street or OF ID AltI
MAR qtr
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FARM FOR SALE-A Farm :
BUSH co. Druggists
ie3 d6wtf 81 Front street, Worcester
VALU lBLE LOTS FOR SALE

v ALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
OF Z. H. M0en and " Q. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection of Ntctiae Shops, Boot Haaaaetory or
Bi0ck Of HJHseS viii be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and $50 feet doep bounded west
by Mil Brook. and is near the line Of the Railroad.
Three Lots on Front street. suitable for Stores adiOi
ing the new store of George essions the
Front aud rumbul streets also the lot south on
Trumbull street, now occupied wood yard.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
mch28 diff 2tS Main street.
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D. RAWHON, West BOyIston.
Upton March A. 1853 diff mch5
- nESIRARLE RESInENCE F0B

Ei SALE.Thc subscriber offers for sale his Estate,
.l14< No ~ Elm street. the OF est street,
$50 b, 1872.
The House is in complete repair, abundantly supplied
with hard and soft water above and below; cellar floor
laid in cement; furnace, gas throughout, bath room,
with hot and cola water, &C d5c.
The grounds about the house In good condition,
and contain number OF fruit an ornamental trees and
shrubs.
any desiring residence IN this nelRhborhood.
the above affords opportunity. Possession given
Immediately.
m3O diff EDWARD L. DAVIS.
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FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

hs,iI MASS fine farm owned and cupicd by
4Au he widow lhla RawsOn, situated In the norther
~ part Upon the road from UntOn to WestboTO,
two and hf miles frJm the centre of Upton. and
four miles from Westboro Depot; fourth Of mile
from sch lUl. Contains 1866 OF excellent Land.
divided into Moving Pastnrage and Iage, with about
30 acres of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
70 good story liuEe, 20 by 30, with l. 80
by 10 Barn merry new, 60 by IS Corn Barn and
W00dhOuse, A. b. Is Spring water brought TO the
house and The farm cuts hay enough 10 oil the
barn The alb we farm will be sold at bargain. Most
of the pur. money remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers.
NOSE A. RAWSON, Upton, Mass.
d. RAWaON, West BOylston.
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WANTFD-50 Shoemakers, on Mems,
w Boys and Youths Pe4ged WORT Liberal wages
paid. S MUNSON n co
Albany, Jane II, 1868 d2ws jeI9
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WANTED % Experienced Workmen
w on GUN WORK. r olMaslng and other branch
cs, by the New Haven Arms e, New Haven, Ct.
lex dlNNA
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FOR SALE-A desirable Cottag,

:. !.i Y " VII II II VIVoIT tIUIU OUUIdfgU
g House, pleasantly situated the corner of Crown
--.a5-and Congress streets, containing rooms with
5000 feet of Land. which variety fruit Trees,
and Currant Bushes, sc, all In a thrifty ana bearing
condition. neve failing well Of excellent water, soft
water cisern, &C. on the same. A rare bargain is
offered. For terms &C., apply at No. Crown street,
nj the SnY JnD Olllce. deOptf mch3
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
Real Gstatt.

{4...At FOR SALE.-A small house, with
iIi about 5000 feet of land at corner of Glen and
premises. d3tt IL
I'm FOR SALE-The House No. 8
Eiii Cottage street,with $3.50 feet of land with ha
AsaAand SUIT water, variety Of Fruit Trees. &c Tho
house arranged for two families Inquire Of CHARLES
aI rAHKER a" az re B. EbEr RePG e
Gin FOR SALE-A pleasant and de-
iii srable place of residence consisting Of acres Of
and conveniently arranged House and Barn, fine as
Trees tasteuy arranged situated in south worcester,
on Sodthbridgs and Cambridge Streets For thcr par
ueulais apply on the premises or to -
my2 DIT On the Deacon Chaplin Farm.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
The subscriber being about leave the clty offers
house with 90 rooms with soft hard and ltere. water
Sa s Se with varietyo ear Plum and Cherry Trees
Worcester, March 6, 1868. mohl5 diff
FOR SALE-The House situated No z
r, l. Cherry street formerly occupied by VIM f. Wood
water variety ofirult &C. aud is good opportanty
aoll dtf JAMES R. PIERCE.
FOR SALE-A House and barn, siiaat
\ ed ON Dead street. Apply to
apps DIFF JAMES IL. 0SGooD, Express ohce.
DOR SALE-A COTTAGE House.. No.
II 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms. suitable
for one or two families wash house, with set copper
kettle woodhouse aud shop, anever failing well OF
bearing Fruit Trees 'lurraut Bushes, Grape Vines &C.
For particulars enquire on the premises.
jel7 dun
(IFFs.A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE For
&siii SALE-One mile north from the Post OGlce w tn
AA%seven acres of land. Buildings nearly Also
for sale lot 50 by 95, Elm street, of Fruit
apo diff CHARLES NASH
- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE For
Eiiji SALE.-rhe valuable estate occHbicd by
offered for sale. The location one Of the hest in
the city the Dwelling House large and we'll built The
An unusual opportunity is presented the purchase Of
Je.O dtf JOHN COREY.
r'+ ~ FARM FOR SALE OR Elk
Hiiji GLANCE for House in Worcester conven
water, and about 80 of land Also wood lot OF
about % acres. Said Farm is in very healthy aud
pot II is good Fruit Farm. For further Information
j. d4w| oxford, Mass.
Ef;A FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
Ri with about 1000 feet of land, convenient and IN
AseA=pleasant location six minutes ak west of Main
street Inquire at China Tea Store No. PIG Main
street. diff my5
S tTtA FARM FOR SALE-A Farm of
EiiI thirty five acres, well divided into Moving Pas
s.a.aasstur,ng and liage, well watercd, with young
Good House Barn and Out buildings and two wells Of
good water The above Farm is in good outi
Corn i3taioe, Oats &c, &c, AID possession given inn
mediatelv. Ii desired.
Sail Farm is well situated in good neghborhood
best farming towns this county, about ourteen miles
from worcester urge portion OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage, If desired.
=. BUSH co. Druggists
o. turf Fro W.
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FOR SALE-One second hand CHASE
q aud HARNESS; also, one PIASO FORTE. In
quire OF j. l. HOOD,
myl5 DIFF Worcester Afasa
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DOR SALE-One beautiful lot 125x6O,
- making 1900 square feet on the corner of Queen and
Chand or streets; price Si70O easy. Address
mchl3 dtt BENZ. b. WALKER, Taunton Mass.
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dNants.

- FIFTY SHARES OF
w WORCESTER HORSE RAILROAD STOCK.
n. w. HAMMOND.
worcester, June 1868 dtf je24
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for Sale or 90 YET.

no LET-Store No ll9 Main street,
"A occupied for three years past by a Draper and
Iailor. Rent low, and possession given from date
June l, 1863. eff ie2
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IN IN FOR SALE.-A small house, with
Hi about 5000 feet of land, at corner of Glen and
AAiA Liberty streets. Price 81 $50, Inquire on the
PREMISES d3tt ii
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fT.s.f DESIRABLE HESIDENCE F) h
EiiI SALE.-rhe valuable estate now occdbicd by
A.the subscriber, being No. IL Chestnut street. Is
now offered for SALE The location IS Of the hest in
the city the Dwelling House large and we'll built The
lot fronts Chestnut street 80 and Is 1860 deep
An unusual opportunity presented purchase Of
desirable residence. Apply on the premises to
jei0 dit JOHN COREY
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FARM FOR SALE or -

nj n NM FUK 3 ALE OK Tx
H,iji CHANGE for House In Worcester. A conven
sAxient 1use, barn, an excellent well OF pure
water, and about 80 Of land Also wood lot Of
about 20 acres. Said Farm is in a very healthy and
pleasant location one and half miles from Oxford De
pot II is good Fruit Farm. For further Information
apply to $. W. FIELD,
il d4w* Oxford. Mass
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<i;A FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
,iII with about 1000 feet of land, convenient and IN
Ass@pleasant location six minutes ak west Of Main
street Inquire at the China Tea Store No. PIG Main
street. DIFF my5
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I'm FOR SALE-The House No. 8
i Cottage street. with $3.50 feet of land with ha
sAhand SUIT water, variety Of Fruit Trees &c. The
house IS arranged for two families. Inquire of CHARLES
q, IA Rk Err at the b. ~ w. II. r. Depot, orof
ap2I diff EDWIN HARRINGTON,
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HOOK SALE-The House situated No z
-, Cherry street, formerly occupied by VIM f. Wood
II well arranged for two families with hard and SON
wafer variety offruit, &C. aud good opportunity
Tor an investment Inquire Of
apll diff JAMES r. ptERCr
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ES- TnE CoprERHEAD CONSPIRACY
iS Ngw foRK.-Letters have been re
rciyed here by officials FROM parties
in Northern New York, in which still
further disclosures are made respect.
ing the conspiracy Of the copperlieads
in that State TO resist the draft At
tempts were made in several cases to
obtain possession Of arms, but tn,
consplrators were foiled by tn.
prompt action of loyal citizens.
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ObeyIng O,ders


The following programme was iaid
down, for Vallandigham by the Mo.
bile News, soon after his nomination
for Governor af Ohio, BY the Chat
tanooga Rebel:
"The majority of the press agree
with us that VS. best course is to gel
out Of the country rs soon as posi-
ble, and make his way t. Canada, as
near to Ohio as possible, and there
prosecute his canvass for Governor
OF that State, That course would bc
better for the cause of freedanl ia hia
own country, to which he has devoted
his life, better for himself and his own
power Of usefulness, and better fol
us who are deeply concerned in ev-
cry effort which looks To the over
throw of the Black Republican GOV,
ernment which rules at ashingtor
to the disgrace of civilization and
humanity"
Mr.. " has been doing psecise,
what the News directed him to do
nGood boy :"
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BETTER t,o few words from the yo.
men we love, than too many; while
she is silent Nature is working 70,
her; while she talks she is working
for herself. aA
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ghe Distance Cannon Can be Head.

During the late battle Of Gcyttys-
burg, it is remarkable fact that the
cannonading was heard at Greens
burg, Pennsylvania; distance on M
mir line of one hundred and twenty
five miles. On Friday, the 3d inst, i,
twG gentlemen Of the town drove out
O few miles southwest from here, and
calling at a farm house, the owner in
guircd what the news was from the
battle. The farmer said that there
was great battle going on, as he had
i.Gard the cannon the evening before
and that morning. Driving mile OF
two further, they stopped ut another
farm house, where they stage | for
dinner, and here learned that the FIR
ing had been heard all the early part
Of the night before and all the morn
ing of the Sd. When listening, these
gentlemen could then distinctly hcal
il, the sounds heing sharp, aud at
times so frequent that it was inpossi
bic to count the discharges. On ly-
ing down on the ground, they could
distinctly feel the jarring
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DENTAL

PATgNT VgLCANITK DgSTAL AGENCY,
No, 10 liieeker street, NEw YORK.
';HIS oerlihes that DR.. JACOB CARR is au
i thurLed by us 10 manufacture tho
PAINT yULC AMT. oil, & CRAFT
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sulphur Mountain In Iceland.

AZ the foot of the mountain was d
small bank, composed chiefly of white
clay, and some sulphur, from all parts
of which steam issued. Ascending it.
wegot upon aridge immediately above
deep hollow, from which profusioi
of vapor arose, and heard confused
noise of boiling and splashing, joineC
TO the roaring of the steam escaping
from narrow crevices in the rock. -
This hollow, together with the whole
side of the mountain opposite, rs far as
we could see, was covered with sulphur
and clay, chiefly of II white or yellowisl
color Walking over this soft aud
steaming surface, we found to be very
hazardous; and we were frequently
very uneasy when the vapors conceal
cd y rom each other.
The day however, being dry and
warm, the surface was not So slippery
as to oecasion much risk ofour falling
The chance Of the crust of sulphur
breaking, or the clay sinking with us
was great; and we were several times
in danger of being much scalded. Mr..
Bright ran at one time great hazard,
and suffered considerable pain from
accidentally pluning one Of his legs in.
to the hot clay. From whatever spot
the sulphur is removed, steam instant
ly escapes; and, in many places, the
sulphur was so hot that we cod scarce.
ly handle it, From the smell we per
hot hn t.,a Il . |,
u small quantity of sulphurated hy-
drogen gas. When the thermometer
was sunk few inches into the clay.
il rose generally TO within n few de-
grccs of the boiling point. BY step
ping cautiously, and avoiding every
little hole from which steam issued.
we soon discovered how far we might
venture. 0urgood fortune, however,
ought not to tempt any person to ex-
anime this wonderful place, without
being provided with two boards, with
which every part of the bank may be
trayersed with perfect safety. At the
bottom of this hollow We found a cal
dron Of boiling mud, about fifteen feet
in diameter, similar to that on the top
of the mountain, which we had seen
the evening previous; but this boiled
with much more yehemence. We
went within few yards oft, the wind
happening to be remarkably favorable
for viewing every part of this singu-
lar scene. The mud was in constant
agitation, and often trowu up TO the
height of six or eight feet. Near this
was an irregular space filled with wa
ter boiling briskly. At the foot OF the
hill, in hollow formed by bank of
clay and sulphur, steam rushed with
great force and noise from among the
loose fragments of rock. 1t is quite
beyond our power to offer such de-
scrip,ion of this extraordinary place
rs to convey adequate ideas of its
wonders or its terrors. The sensa-
tions of u person; even of firm nerves,
standing on support which fecbly
sustains him, over an abyss wherelit
orally fire aud birthstone are in dread
fil and incessant action, having be
fore his eyes tremundous proofs Of
what is going on beneath him, envel-
oped in thick vapors, and his ears
stunned with laundering noises, must
be experienced before they can be un-
derstood The heavens declare His
giory, aud the earth also teStiiies of
the greatness of His powcr.--SH Geo.
Mckenzie.
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Charges low. G1vs him call.
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigne has been duly appoRied
Administrator uf the estate OF Harriet
cen johns, deceased, late Of the State nI
wa, who died leaving proper y IN llanonck
uuntv, o. j. II. BURkhr.
July l6, lsG3.
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heHleNN lOr w OTlllS ever NlSCONcfcu.
b object Of these drops is to acc, m lish
an end long desired by Phys'c ans. VIZ; to
combine 10y The aid of Chemistry, and tie
latest 'mprovements in Phurma y. the ACI-
I'VE PtlNClPLE ut well known Vegetable Sub
81 ince, IN such n mAuner rs 10 insure their
ell ciency, and ut the same time render the m
easy I" bo administered and free from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
vermifuge in the Old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS. Worms offer
produce emancipation Swt He'd and tense add :
men snawns and turning pain N the stomac
and bowels Irregular and dcrraycd appel te.
a pale ana siCkly cuunteuanCe, iuul tons uo.
iclcd breath, Itching at the nose, iovciSN,
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally
produce cohcky affections with vomtin and
urging, aud sometimes blood; I'll ,trat unS uf
the bow s, and even peritOnitls may b1 exc'-
ed by the irritaliOn; occasionally cerebral
sym ,lums and Epcptio LonyulsiOnS take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms o zen
awake, awake suddenly, screaming ana ire
~ 0 itly observed tn grind their teeth. But
none Of these symptoms er all OF them Cumbin-
|, point Out tho positive eyisence Of worms.
They may be produced by irritation or sui
accute Inflammation IN the mucOus mcr
br.Iue hence the occasional failure Of the b e [
Vermifuge 10 eXpel worms.
THEA rMENT.-The first thing to be dc ne,
is to elldeavor to restore the digestive iunc.
tions; aud at the nc Time We must institute
AN exte ,minat,ng war against the illthy in,ru-
ders. Tho nature oi tins Ccnfection is such
as tn produce this result most ellie tuallY. ro
| lieve all the symptoms ana restore The organ.
to perfect health. Henos Ito great superiority
over all nt her Nermituge.
RS-DIllE, TlONS oN EACH BOX. Price 25c
BARNES " ARK. EASTERN Onice 3oj Broad
way, New York. II. q. q. CARY, Zanesy vile
Ono, Western Branch ONCE
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DIR. j. NJ TEAL,
ECLECTIC, BoTANICAND
HgydrOpathic Physician

HAVING permanently located In Arcadia,
- Hancock CO., ONO, respectfully olers h $
professional services to the afflicted of Area.
dIa and vicinity. Ilo Is eminently qualified
10 treat acute and chrome male and female
diseases, according 10 the reform sc euce o
the Phys Medical and Hylenic systems { !
Medical practice In the besl manner known.
Prompt aiiCntSon paid IL obstelrical and
surgical calls. lie Will also draw, dress and
clean teeth.
Charges lnw. tIvs him u call.
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N office TO Teach ers.

1--WE Board OF School Examiners OK Hancock
county, Ohio, will hold session for tx
Il animation of Teachers at the Academy
building, in Findlay, on tho 18th day of No
; Smber, isGa, and on the irst aud third Sat
urdays Of each month thereafter, iii Others
20 arranged. Examination to commence
.ut 10 o'clock n. M, or sooner il possible.
All applicants are reluil ed Ia present n rt
commendatiun from their last enployers.o
they have been engaged ~ teac hers; IL no
then, IRON their last teachers, certifying
their moral character.
l.. TUSSlNG, CLERK
FIVpLAY. November I'd, 1862.
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GUMskNl PLATES FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
rNnKR rnE GoonYEAn rArENr.

0NNHN II't """HI HAN TNIHNI'
TIE publiG are cautioned against employing
's"'iSis who have Hu rcense to manufacture
Su, lfS'ss and Gums, as patients using SuGl
lrntt res maie bviuringers are equally liza Il
'nr damages with he maker or yender.
AMEmCAs iAHD RrBBER Co.,
H. w. FRANKLIN, General igent.(
July |. lsG2.