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, 1863-12-27

;. 1xroR7AN1 TO" RAtLHoAn MAxAoxRs.-
Tie following important notice dated nom the
ofbcs Of Tho Chief Q1Asta,m4strx b. LouIsyIlie,
Ey- Dtc. Ed, has tust been received Ia Chicago !:
sAll regulations mads by Cxpt1ln J. !. Potter.
Ae4iatanI IuarteFnasicF United Htz1es Army. fpF
military sapple, Win b. and prompt.
IN % cue Of delay .. resuaa, On no pa:t o, .a1
ElitsoxG. Certa{1 ro4tee u -zashp.txed ~ S:k3
8uca zac4at 81 n1ay b necessary 70 enfosre- -tpu-
pli&ucc." 1y order q -
, 1863-12-27
AMuSEME EMTS.

MeyteExR's THEATnKs-Mr. Dan.et E. Baud
mann, the AnElo-Geruann tFnztdlan, Will open -
engagement A. heEieEer'a this evening II the
character of sh5joek- To thoss who Listened 10
Nr. Bsna1sAan's rendering ef thts character On
Tuesasy evening last In bis ts4dInss At tie School
Ct Trade Kco:ns We reed not urge 10 attend. They
havr n:re-.y eutrcient Incentive. To tho<a who
h.ye never he.sd ,sf1tn shslock, Ne would aay
thar they have an cxce!lcn, 'rcat In rsose. II In
his core. pfen Of titt character he is no: always,
In Ger estimation cnrrect. hr u least Gtvtt II II an
ORIGINAL aud Aeho}4tiy manner. There ouEhtto be
4 tul. lous to gre. Ar. lLn.lu1anu.
EorrMrs16.H HE,uSoII TEnytE.--Tht FIST con-
.e.t Of ttt istrro viii he girrn a: DryaE Hall this
evening. Rc<cEred eeats can he oh!s1Aed BY call
I'M, 1t Higgins ,.srtsc F:ore to-1&y-
AcAls Ut as AIstc.-Tiia new AfsicAn Opera
Noe+e. just ,r-c,ed tnA occupied hy As'ngtonss
ron psns,t hcea c.,1ia:ened 'Aeadc1a! Of MnsIe,
and Ill s,ercatter BE- known by that .ta.ne. AZ ex.
celcr. e,trrtatnuncat Is o:.trcI to Il, ps.rpns.
- GAErSEn DpkaA IIuusx.-Sam Gsrlncr, fosEa-
cry 0: Arlington i Co.'S Aint;srl4. ka1 ursani=sd
atw eoE. pa.r and take" shr Museum Hall, hch
MI! he .pnHa as t;arJbes'e Opera House. tt Will
b. orc1td for The t1st time tonight With eo1a-
rar. ss hitch rpnfain, isTfe nuraaes Of Chicago
y+vo1ilet. They ouEat tn be greeted By d full
ho:sc.
V4sfE. 1Hs.- There have been setcxa. new STARS
added TO thr tntupary =. shn Varieties, Who Will
n,aks :Lels sirrt appearance this evening.
M.atS1C FzsT1yAI~-ClcrclarI Loa-c, No,
s,s r. nnd 4. H.. not to be pa.dcae ln hacay rc.
un:oas. have decitet Ia holding anoihrr u she3F
annu sesttvas this ssaton ut tho Trcnnu. 1Iouse,
Oh the slst pf next tuo1th: and frnt thes foFu1e.
iht.Ai rairoIage anil k6od management, II Is safe
I 10 rresl,e. fer al Who atvnd decidedly plcatan.
timc. Members Of tlsc craft will take noitss and
/ Inv n}x n
, 1863-12-27
nECIt;KT1EG FtsIi RHODE ISLAND.

G1s1Lrrxx: :--se.csat ast;e.c4 hare Teecntty NJ.
eased IN Jcur paper eessrely rejecting o. ms, ~
+ Irs<1u.ttng' - l!nfl!noIs.
1ntver did reeTnit In this State thouRh mp 10
the arpt1zlre OF tho td1utaut Generals order and
notice tot me to Ccath, did fcce!sr men lndIk-
c1imlnstely for lhe Khoae 1slsnd Hear Artille-
ry:" bnt einee then, hare not knowingly o. te-
My office Ia kept here for the convenience ORC.
ecivIrc and forwarding ncn from tho west and
south. west ard sGiiI recognize tho doanittoo
hin on Thnrrdiy last. that all men found In ILL.,
nuts th1ti b. 1t sarted - citizens Of that statc
He.sccfotth. Hili reertve 20 tnsa but those In
.---+ +a.7ough the State 10 The East, h.ought or
srns lu,o II 4i,.,- @~""- siatea hy my owa ageuts-
and Ill persons 70 1rtsiSee ::~"-" rtih-
ont coming urde1she notice Of the Fravoss MAJ:
ehAtl, ue BreurtoX protection TO- m5se!f As well
~ tic alasc. yei5 Ecspu4s'y, t'cns'cmcr.
, 1863-12-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

MrSpEL's MAJ. or 1lLEso1s.-Edwaui
Acndel TIE well sroMn snsrassr OF ills city, hss
iuts 1IIct long needed dss!detaiuEa ia the issue
Of IN acs,.a:e 3nd nandfomc msp OF Nt'npt. which
is tre, thc tl1c iof bnsinoas oetr, and very vall
said .os rcietvnce. It Is executed, Throughout,
in tho ht~hest ,.xje Of the fisho,;rxphic Rrt. aad
e,c1y county IL h-deasctrlls. c'eisi sa1.
ee,s. Ia addIsicn 10 the .nar proper, admirable
t,aitr OF the rstnc.pa! etlca ass Etsc, Al vel as
smalies maps t'!u*t-Ntlng ths geological ssratser
OF tho stxie, .Ea Important tsatstsss " pepaIs-
sieu. etc. In at respects it 10 Entaned p1see o1
wo.k. and teaects great credit upon af Menuei'
We hsve 1erer before hkas complete 40 reliable
MAO Of tho k,ase upon = large scaIc. This one
t,yutshes The lpforaat!on ,icarr1 4: clancn, aud
has Lcen 70 carefully prepared that thorough reis-
nnro NAV be placed In It. Bustnets nacn cspceiaI-
II should procure copy Of ii for rc!efuntc, and
aver school In tic cty should 10 po*reesod osone
Of more copies
"A CuueraA O1FT.-Dr. E +. Wsfa was on
Chrsttaas eve presented with Snc of those "afatn
rold watches from the extensive and fataloaah'S
1exclry establishment c. = IL Alsiefs the sH OF
ftts Of the familiar t!erda Of the fecsplenE-
The rternt retirement of tho poctos Kfom ao
po<tioa Of acting elutE Of tic s:@-'y eoaft ~aefa
dnrinc peaod Of ntnu years ha has exercised the
faen,tI 20 peculiarly ad.p.us him to ehia oace ID
r4sde It's occaston Of ttls pFtscut. His h"aos
Judse psadweu, Of The Comfy coass, mixing tae
p<xsentAtoa-
AcuarsnrAs eocvFK1n- Ills fftends Tsn
ssettd 5o4n Hahn. tpteGs1ens hwoog ouf veg
man follow -eitiasaA, witt I be4affEu1 cane. ~
tntuu of tAsif e4.oesa. he hArinE bcen tnsuameat
Al In securing thA erection o. thu busattfal Iut
u.ta Aau % Eorth cs.sk IT,. 70 b orsaed On NoS
, 1863-12-27

MAsosic.-At tho .Auneal .conrepsion Of D,As-
horn Lodge No. 20, \. F. 4 A. ~. held 1t thc!r
ne.e c,rrts-l tor tho ensutn Masonic yesr: ". II.
1srld. ". 81; John sta'k, !. Vac fesiapsby: ).
rt;srr j. ii. Vo.1nu, y H.; T. 1spoerss, ). D.; T.
Nicoit, $. s.; j.. Hu,caiuss- ]. s.; 1s4ac Parker.
, 1863-12-27
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In this city. on ths :t:a AAs-. JAMES. tou Of Mn.
FLEA Ca'c, aged IL earn and months.
u!t frl.ns End nrau.IIta.ces are 1ny.~d to attend
his frntt4 ih1s anesnear Al 81 O'Clock. II ha Late
residence, u Mtchigsa A.eeue-
In tiis city, Ueo. 1.th. Mes. ELIZABETH w., Wits
or A.Hazp Cut!fr. aged 59 ]nars.
fu3erk1 strvsses st! 4. H.. oa Monday eSth Inst.
# "a ri Gvatsth arere, frienas Ut tho fal:T are
respectfully Invited. :,
In this city, on ste 2hs, inst, Of consumption,
JOHNSTON MIL, sgei ~ srsts. ,,-,.
Friends cf th. fa.f;y ars rrsrt -:fntly invlte3 10
atteit fr funeral ~ hfs late tc&idcacc 5ed<xick
ssrret corner u Niscoasta, on Sunday the 9Th last.
NJ o'clock, +, n.
In fsr1 x1ct, EAEaTb fdunt?, on TIT Sth Inst, q.
G.orsr, JOHN M. C. C-SAuSDEEA. zscd - :, carr.
, 1863-12-27

Two months .so The public raiaa Wa. ast:s:ea
ny an sxcscrneut the eanac N DIRECTION II fesr IN
kind. 10 that caused " the expaoits Of Laerc1ia
Bc.gia On the 18th Q! October, tho body o! Fred
astcE FeyphabeY-a w&ll-known citizen Of c1lcaSn.
reatd,, E o. Madison street nesr Lear1t:,-.v1.
found lying about 1nila from ihe toltgasc on the
Southwestern Plank Road he had been shot stom
beh.n1. -Iha u,ntds-e1 Nts not k:1oTn. and the
people weyc painfully anxious TO know vho II was
That thus rendered life in>ecusr~ Thr-e Of foar
dayn afterk ans1, the body of H taof:attn vendes
Of Watches znt eloeAt Vas founa On the canal bank
near brighton, undes clrrncrtaaee* not tic roost
susp}caous. hut tho cause Of desth @s.s Unknown;
and the Act ihat his rocktts hsd bce" :!*~, point
I'd towasda. violence, shh"-th na marks were
focud On his pet1c1. No etCc ma ohtaaned TO bis
identity. xs.i he wxs buried II Al Unknown. II IL
ue- xtce7talned, alE,ott bcyond the shadow Of \
doubt. that these two rasu lied At tbs hands Of
pnc and the same person, who IL also Known to
bare committed another most unprorokcd murder.
and By his unn eontrsstop. has killed three osae1s,
making sIx tndi5iduals who tave falsu BY his
hand. =
About tro wreks sgo, fa,mes asmed Crook.
residing In the town efleroy, Docme coaaty, Was
ytsi;ed At pichtfan h1 fellow who rem lined uutil
late and then &sked TO be allowed to stxJ al night
rhleh was refused. He lsft :ha tousc, aud Crock,
au going OFT soon afler to The bAsu WAS shot from
behind, and fel9 to the ground enspss. Tae ncigi
bosa turaed out In pass<, hut could net ond The
murderer. 6hesat Andrews of BolFiaA9t wAs put
upou his track and sutecasaed In capturing httu,
tho fellow drawing aAsxc hos&spl.tas as his cap,
w.. and tttng Only prevented from shooting by rr-
cs1yinz iaeek down Gsow. :.
Tbs circumstances Under Eaitt this man was
eaptured, induced Sergeant GeoiEr Miller, OF the
HAcoud Precinct Station, to 60 uu& to the jal 1t
Bslrtdsss aud s1smlne him.. sonae cluaa hsd bseu
Sntniss,ea In Chicago BY tAs aid Of which be hoped
to b shle to identity him. A man n4mkd James
Tie Weat Division. the morning aitcr tie 3nNFde,
Of FeInhsbet. and esne Epoa What he thought ie
20 ses u sasa q.
wa taken 70 nslriasse md WAS placed oaseidesas
psny wiih A. osasss; shay were laelted 70 talk
I'D when tes = p.tsoasE r. tpoas h.y vithou. settn:
iasds L. tsss I'd aistt as e s.o e
ted hsr1nr besn "a bssh Localities Il 10 umss .
So ssse aes ,aa e. e a1s. ss
There Il no doubt xhxt fr<uhzhsr wss hhos BY him
VIE s.P,15s1 shs 2sooef s,;.. Nd % his ns,.oa
:. h.nk; In hi. Pssaes.aa Alto sannd 1hona pom
xsss q sts a. assa - fsss ssi.
" y ese.hmatsr wss' pes.aaed SJl ss1iaS es.s
r. f4t.onts. s.nst d Lander ceea.a, /. .so,
e. zssus 8 & &c: 9:ssss sss h: l..t q
! e,sy os saeutifcs1lon:+ He u believed d b :
!. fusetftan 9J birth md has *pens seseFal 5eAfs
Always becn resasde1 as i desperate eharsctr y.
Tho e1dumeut axa!nst hin ~. veay strong: Il
people hare e1rtsA<ed sueug aeairsta LJnea hi
lin fsoa tht iii Wcsld 5s he s!Snal ,as ~ % eac
10 EanE hin Nittect ssiM. lie soa;esses 10 hssi,
Th~rs -. s.f-r, f-,n, hf-1 .1s1, .n rtd f..ht.,
, 1863-12-27
4 MYSTERY SOLVED.

Tho Murderer Of FcFuAahcF Discover
efi-Stx ln.lir!dualn Killed BY 0nc
Mun-Tho Villain Now In HelFldcrs
Jxtl. o
, 1863-12-27

Throat and Lnnga.
pts, r, and J. IIuptar, OF s. Warrington street,
Chicago, s.: Rtoadway, y, r.. Phys'cfsas TOT ths
Lungs, Including bronchitis. Consumption, As1h
Ur, James Ilunter,ia chhfgo OF tho Chicago once
can lie consulted daily rom 10 N. TO 8 p. M.
~ Washington etseet.
December, Il. 1865. deCe2-&J3tIutsAF
, 1863-12-27

FnoM CANT DorslAs 70 1Hs NAVY
cspt. John D. Ha.ty. eosanaaHalnE Northwestern
Gecsultins .Hendetyuaa,) leasss this even
Ing sor New York, with one hundred pf1to-
pess Of wss, from camp Douglas, who have taken
the estA ot allegiance, the Preslients Enaucipa-
tton Proclamation OATH, and enlisted for two
Jsarr Id Tho q. S. EavT-
, 1863-12-27

CunfszstAs -DHuNEs.-Tle Police Court
yesterday was oceup,ed by little more ,han the
average number o1 dfunkt. They ~tte Ane1 In
yru:s Of .hsec 10 i've dolsars With costs, Among
them was special policeman, who had 80 tar ig-
pored the duties Of hls posaton as 10 become NO,
only drunk, but dtsordessy II u have tatAseeea
With An o:accr SO and eosts. =
, 1863-12-27

Rxxxxnrnsxo TIE LITTLE px1e.-The 1ady
rnanasssn Of the Nurfesy and JiaN Orphan Asy-
1r1n request us to rctura thankr In their bohs To
Aeasrz fcrSh0 4 1nhlins for su] worth Of toys
pzesen!ea b5 them "a tbs ehdeea Of that l1s,ttu.
tim m Christmas dxy.
, 1863-12-27

Dyel Dyoi! DJef!
Dye yoar cnst-oH apparel, and tnus economik
Tbs domestic Dres con,pftts 4 variety OF FOR
shades, ard can po ustd By any one VT nc
ecaJfp, and iudeed all kiads Of cotton, sl}k. o.
woo!cn garments, they ART uncqaailed. prtce, -
anA II cents. Call aud see samples At tho osox
rfsia. Dec, 9t.ks5S-3t-A u s r.
, 1863-12-27

LARcESr.-James Tully, q boy about six
teen gears Of asc, was up In tho Police Court On
SATURDAY, charged with the larceny OF pair Of
Skates from Chsy1Cs A. D61uc1n. ue wag sent 10
tht Nrfof1n Stao1{
, 1863-12-27
:Gril1uut.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1868.
TIE CITY.

AsaAt71Ist An OFFlcER.-John Dwytr In
TIC police eonr: yesterday, ensa 50 sad eohis
fer aAsaul.ing otlec: rowetA and tearing his
, 1863-12-27


|. Many Of the churches improved the season BY
hold,ng sunda. school *sstava,h; With eoue ..cfs
were anniversaries. Tho specific details Of these
resd b ,s ,hs Esns,1a 'sds r..
ihey we.o among tho most pfea.ug and usetal In
cidonss OF tho eioeh. une Iasy b aiken to ecrve
4 n ide. eI s tha e.sa9.. des oans .es ..s IN
| tty ID dstai. were sAs.sd in essh case. Tho
church 1. rallr decorated With evergreeas, fes.
,osa. a1a s Saae s 'ns c es ssa
Edsa viii psssea1 ia,eadea iss iso'e
rr.iseWorthy during the rear. Doxcs Of books liz
IN The tae!es. ard The Zasslchss Asr - dIspose1
slat the waole txena t. the ea.noe! E:t!sfE md =;
tho ehErck III Hsht Il .. : spbdufsl caee fae
| church h crowded with ehldren, every srs. hria@
7ss sa ats IT,, sss a.s ~ sss ;ss e. a n
nssasszt q IL sonsreSsssca sakn nsek ,sst: .:
epts s1c as
their good behavior. and ,.rrecsa,lng, tht
needing 10 check rom 1bc trneher The orgaa rcsis
| ont the strains Of soaae well Known Chk!ettnat
hsnn, aud tho children 3oln II the sonE With viii
ssesa aeS T.
sunday Sehool- "fIa1k the herald Angels sang.' =
.ts ha.Sen of .hss: e.assae M .nd sne nsssnss y
1hieh ~ ssn5 sh1ansh IL e.as5rs:a M rasn the son
! ruan was BON In Gethclcn. Then, short aad stir
ring &tlTesacf Ars delivered By. clrEEymen who
know toE to talk 10 ehIdFrn Of shose ljstts auc
Gtssed bf The occasion. without wcatTinf bT ictt
| oEs explanations. DRY EntttphJ1tcN atst1Hettona
tst lengthy de+enplau. Other songs follow, th.
sa6 of Which II ttttrE psnsnde to the s1cctcdlE{
: txssEs%e. eCoata, nces asu1ud oEE Christina!
| .fee+~ The toward q uaff4t-A good silver wA.el
, | %ott6 4s1-as ptestntad W a Etatltnan wto rfr
. fsf:t osE+ uuc ct oUf tcuftk: stw wa.1A Epokci
: ~ him 70 tho recipient And then thttJ-swu bot
sd girls asc called 1p 10 Frcctye the medal II Il
Legion OF ItoaoE. i" Asy!ng conducted thau,enIve
= unezeert1ocRhly during II least tho ti1 month
: preceding Among ttese are three children Q
4 EnEadtcf General John NcAtthur, worthy rcpfo
: stafAtlTtt 81 worthy tsre. The na1ulsies ths,
= ad41cs.es Tho scholars, ex2lsiniuR n le1
I well choaen words Tho uezntps of the dsvtr,
cn The medal and tneiung them ID do theit dat.
saitllu!y. TO themselves, 70 their God their ps
Trnts, md thclE country. Thsa enusea The Xeners
rCsa. HA1f dnfen pairs Of hands toH7sne1ca ~
work OF ,tcspoiiEaent. Tho Ch1ekrsse trse Il
stripped nFi&s lta tzeksuses which 'aEc tpsthwtt
. lietiionsed to the little onts kna REzmmed Int,
ecrrsltss pockatA tt3t 1rahtsx1 peskes4zn Of th.
hoy who Erts 10 4 atstns reee..aels fos 1asghles
topt, sgtaEA cAn8Y, kn!fe. 4szs ape1ee, booka aas
! Aandkszcalek. Tie Children lola. tn stoz.nl
~Ay Country Wis Of Thsc," sa6- viii
| tha bentdjetton. :, IN dtsrnesa to tAsl
homes warmed md eaeafsd BY The e1eata OF u
| evening. tho Utt1s oncs eneoufa&ed 70 make tesl
e6os{z L tasif 1tud9es, ana w1ih .nev: st:snxsi
10 rs*ist temptation. aat assnn1st<d b. ane.eaass
Affection fpt the Sabbath school. Taslr fssad4
, 1863-12-27

L,AERTx AND EcoSoxr-Oct-uA1r or
THE Ao11o Observation-Disclosures JShn Weal-
worth pays one dollar and aat-six CENTS 1vz State
and comfy a1cs on pessonsl property fer sao esr
1861, Decidedly economical.
, 1863-12-27

RIor.-Johu O'Sei1 was brought up In the
Tnlice Cours yeaserda., charged with creating
riot, soinR into the bonse No. H8 Xadlscn street,
and tzndlnz the furniture and alse that
As conld lay hsuda on. He wAs aeld In the sutn Of
fGCu 70; further examination on Aordsy morning.
, 1863-12-27

Pension and bounty Blanks.
The LIT u spprs,yed forms Of rension. hack
Fay ard Enunty nlanta afs kept On hadd Ut H.
mon rrcx.pt Of tue price, u Is cents per qusrt.
application for Transfer Of Peuason-
f's. OF widow for Payment nf Peuslon.
- oE Invalid pcnsiencs for-liSnent o.
Pension.
Ateu aIj Kind. Of Law and Military nlanks. Con
yefnl,clne E!ankt, &c A,tdseAa,
TRIBUNE CO., 81 Clark atEtcs.
, 1863-12-27

new DAxK n cAcA6o.--A new banking
house II about 70 be built In Chicago. for A. D.
Heed OF Oaiesburg, the wel-kuoWn bxakcr lhest.
1t wilt he located on ths east side Of c:tfk street
be1uen Lake and Water Atrcs:s, and viii have
forty ieet Of frontage. 9. r. nanls1 viii be tbs
architect ,'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27
81. yK7.-186 Oh. !

Plantation BitterS !
lie PUR iST AND MOST EFFECTTrA L TONIC AMI
MORNING APPEfIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27

we regard Mason d Hamn's instruments as the best
of their class Of which we have any knowledge, and
take pleasure in recommending their Cabinet Organs
especially, very desirable instruments for public
and private use"
A. DIsPECkER, organst of Church Of the Puritans
New YORK; JAMES FLINT OrPanist OF Madison square
Church, New York; HEINRICH GELHAAR, Pianist
&c, New York; IilkO. HAGEN, Editor New York Alu
steal Review and World; KARL KLAUSEK, Pianist.
Teacher &C; J. r. MAGRATIl, organist of Rev. DIR.
Pise's Church. BROOKLYN; j. M0SENriIAL 0rganst
Calvary Church, New York; GuSTAyUs SMITH, Or
ganist immaculate Conception Church, New York;
CHARLES wkLLs, organi.t Of Christ Church Fifth
avenue, New York CARL W0LFSOHN, Piani I, Com
poser, &c; HERMANN A. WOLLENHAUPT, Pianist,
composer, &c; JOHN zUNDEL organist Rev. Henry
Ward beecher's Church. Brooklyn.
Testtmonials to similar effect from siglsmund Thai
berg, william Mason, George Washburne Morgan. Carl
Zerrahn, George James Webb, Lowell Mason. VIM B.
Bradbury, Geo Root, Gustave Satter, and many 9TH
ers, are in the hands of the manufacturers.
Prices OF Cabinet Organs so 10 $3.50; of Meodeons,
$50 to S225 Warerooms in New York, Nos. and Mer-
Ger street. opposite Howard
Descriptive circulars sent by mail
Narcrooms In Boston, 2H Washington street.
DIANO FORTES md MELODI-
4 ANS for sale and to rent, by
JAZZ dte s r. LELAND, 4s Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia!


rms Medicine will not ''cHre all Diseases" but il in
'enueutO be a SPECIFIC FOR STOHACHIo DERARGEMENT
Ana We are confident that any ordinary case of Dvs
pePsa Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection Sour stom
ach' Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Headache, Diarrhea
sinking, Weakness Mental Dependency &C, can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters.
mat YOU may judge of its efficacy we publish list Of
some OF the articles used in its preparation:
oALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
wears n the treatment Of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
weakness, NC. 1t was introduced into Europe n 1870
an was sold to tue Jesuts the enormous price Of rs
own weight in silver. humboldt makes special mention
OF rs medicinal qualities. in his South American Trav-
els N For full description Of this justly cele
DRAFTED bark see U. Med. DisDensatory)
CASCARlLLA 8ARK-For Diarrhea Collie and Diseases
Of the stomach and Bowels.
steal Affections. F
CHAMohILE FLowERs-For Enteebled Digestion
Lavender FLowERs-Aromatic,s timulant and tonic
mighty nYlgorating in Nervous Debility.
WINTERGREEN-F0r Scrofuia, rheumatism, &c
ANisE-An srOmatc carminatye, creating hesb mus
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing.
Also Glove buds orange, carraway, coriander snake.
root, &C. all preserved In perfectly pure
ST. CROIX RUM.
The powerful, invigoratng and tonic properties OF st.
Crox Rum have been long acknowledged BY the physi-
clans of the world For cOnsumption il is the onIv slim
ulant that should be used.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27
ROOK-KEEPING AND WRITING.

rhEENWOOD K1-Is the
~ best School in New England for boys under four
teen and for young ladies who desire thorough and
popular education. Terms begin the first Tuesday OF
january and May, and second Tuesday of sept
W. b. WATT, Principal,
ia deOpdw3m* Greenwood Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27
8 : E.-18 On.

Another wonderful Ingredient of Brazilian ORIGIN i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brancy to the
mind Is yet unknown to the commerce of the world and
we withhold its name for the present.
Dr. W A. Childs. surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Regi-
net writes: Il wish every soldier had bottle Of Plan
aton Bitters. rh0yar the most effective nerfeet and
harmless tonic ever used w
Washington: -
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862
Messrs r. II. DRAKE IL Co. Please send us twel We
dozen Plantation Bitters They are much liked bv the
guests of our house. Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK IL Co.
PrOprietors Wlllard's Hotel.
Such is the language reaching US daily No article
ever had an equal sale. Under Circumstance will te
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Bttefs sold by all the principal druggists
grocers' hotels and restaurants Be sure each hottie
bears the fac smile Of the proprietors' signature
L. IL. DRAKE q CO..
202 Broadway, Kew York
For sale by G. 2. HARLOW and G. 4 SPURR Wor-
cester. deoo&weovyis6n, ' no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-27

MOTHERS, TAKE HEED Give no
AZ more poison to your children. Do you ever think
when observing the uneasy actions Of your children,
that the only cause Of the little suerers illness y
worms In nineteen cases out of twenty it so Ofau
the diseases to which children exposed none are 80
fatal to them as worms In fact children are seldom
free from them, initiate the symptoms OF many
other complaints They often produce alarming tnecs
without being susp' cted the real cause ~ Ut2
certain Of natare's own remedies, y rS'
of nothing but Roots and Herbs-s Mas OssoG SoT,s
YERsAL WORN POWDERS They viii eraaicSi adhered
from the system II the directions are stio az b
TO- No more filthy vermfuge will be usea oy oJe ~
have o,ce used these Powders. Tie acIFe P ~
all other Vermifges Killers oyrus alu ~ eui
atad ,zenoes * Mercury, any pybISlah VIII tel
80, Srsnv dsalers will recommend INFERIOR prepara-
lions and lower priced articles HoInN Ore prot 70
si,,al,,es ne sure and obtain only Mrs Osborns
JS. pgyders Price Is cts per Box: sold by NJ.
nnpVFT iS 4 90 Agents. deopstf fig
CHAMPS STAMPS Revenue
- stan,os for Deeds Mortgages, Notes. Bank Checks
Fire and Life Insurance Policies Writs Bonds. Tele,
raDbic Dispatches Certificates, Express Parcels Pro-
tests Power Of A. Att,2:ney Perlgmery, &c,
Notloe IS hereby eiyen thae R4Ae q be used here
10 ou L. ;. Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15


Refugees from Mt. Sterling and Win.
chester just arrived here, report 500 rob-
els under Peter Everett this morning
attacked part Of 18th Kentucky cavalry
ON State Greek, east OF Mt Sterling
A severe engagement lasting three hours
ensued, when our forces commenced re-
treating SLOWLY. fighting a. they withdrew.
Reinforcemen.s have been cent them
The federal Major Williams and Lieut..
Williams were wounded.
A letter from Red River states that q
portion Of the blockade flee, on mouth OF
Red and Black Rivers up which is known
to be some rebel steamers, Eve Of them
are properly manned and equipped.
Refugees from Alexandra state that the
rebels re entered the day after Banks
withdtew. Several parties Of blacks left
10 canoes and fats and came 70 our gun
boats They represent rebels ~ treating
negroes with horrible barbsrisy, running
them down with horsss--shooting them
10 the road and dragging them with ropes
tied u horses tails, to Jail, which is so
crowded with blacks as to be unable 10
hold any more. Both whites and blacks
who showed any favor to the Union forces
have been arrested and several shot