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IT AN M AR
DR.. WILSON,

VIE undefsi gned. having settled NJ Was,,
y lngton, offers his services TO tie public IN
the capacity Of -
Practitioner Of Medicine and Surrev
I-15- Office II tie counting room II NTsssrs
Fall & Hannah.
H. r. WILSON.
Jan VI. 1863 -9+
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NnTIClE.

ID Y order Of the Probate Cgurt oru
Decunty, | viii sell at WIshinrt,-1 steai
county, on the 18th day Ali Fehr, iii aid
tract NJ land lying on theE D1.n next
miles from Washington. CO It,i,inr, ~ ny ten
hundred AMI twelve acres. VIZ. ne A'.ll tiree
fractional quarter III sectfoh N INA -i-ela
III The south west quarter IN section 7, AAf
north west fractional Quarter Of Sect. ths
in township J., south Of range AZ ~. az
cept I6l acres lid the north west fraa.. e.
quarter south, bounded a. follows. - mat
point n T. corner Of north west one le
section 2, township ii, range ~ IVES. n. Of
south l16 rods I'd stake in Nasty irro ee
thence north 80 degrees west lS4 rods -
Nashville road to stake where said road -
western boundary Of section ?. thsrca 400. ses
~ rods To south corner of sections 4 snl
township line, thence east with sail r- N
point Of beginning" The said tract va. /"
homestead of George Z. Gamble. les
and j. sold for payment Of debts II VIII e.-saab
Terms Of sale--on q credit Of one anJ ~
years, with ten per cent. interest from ~
secured by note with good personal securit-
>. w. WIrHERSPOOE. 80
Jan. Is. 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-14

LETTERS FOR THE SoLDTERs.-Letters for
Fagan's brigade can be forwarded by Mai.
B. F. Fall and Capt. J. W. Paup, by leaving
Col. Monroe's regiment capt. Refs company
by Mai G. w. Sandefur, on the same time, by
leaving them at Burts Hotel, and to Capt.
Kyle's company, on the same time and place.
by Lieut.. Winstead.
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Rime For Sale.
situation Wanted.

y A. No. ] Rifle for sale. Apply NJ this
L Office. jan IA
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OrrTrF C0MrANnAxr rrN.rrrrr.

DFrIcE C0MMANDAST CoNHcErprs. \
Little Rock. Ark. Dee. ~. 1Sf2.i
'INIE following order j. Published FOR the
= information n all concerned
by command of :. Cooper. Aliurant and
Inspector General.
B.F. DANLEY. Col.
and Com i't Conscrints. Dist Nj Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-14

VII H KENT H. my authorized agent 10 trans.
acr any business connected with saiI -rm ~
Lyon x Kent during my absence
NJ. ". LYON.
hlrhMnnA- Ark Pee. aM. lNjg. al-4
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CHANGE TICKETS

M Change Tickets Wit ~ redeemed H. 4
VI T. BeIler. Il Washington. a. wen as q,
ur Drug Stores in Little Rock and Arkadel-
phia
GEO HADFIFLp.
Dec 50 1862. -s-e-nx
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NOTICE..

TNHE copartnership of Lyon & KENT is
a. thi- dar dissolved ~ mutual consent.
"m- W. Lyon will receive all debts due said
! hrm- and wall pay all Indebtedness of the firm
M. MI. LIGON,
j. II. KENT.
Richmond, Ark, Dee. 80, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-14

Pass HIN RoUNp.-THE NAME, CAPTAIN
THE NAME The State Gazette, after some
very just expressions Of contempt for Southern
men who are extorting fortunes out of the
distressed citizens aud families of soldiers,
pays the following tribute to one Of class
amongst us, whom we honor, and who are
often grievously abused by unjust suspicious.
There are many men amongst ~ Of Northern
birth, whose patriotism may well put to blush
those of our people whose sole right to boast.
is based on the accident or Southern birth.
The remarks of the Gazette strike our suit
exactly. Our soul is grieved and sick with
disgust at the sordid, money-makinr BRO
pensity which peryades the community il l.
refreshing to hear Of such o man as the one
descr ibed:
And in contrast with the mean spirit which
We have remarked above, as actueting the
e-dolar-a-bushel fur- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gentry. who fnl market ia Little Rock for
their surplus produce, we will point to the
conduct of II planter of rare modesty who
resides in Arkansas county. This gentleman.
although he has never aired lii patriotism
with loud protestations and boastfu language.
has contributed freely and without stint, Of
everything he has produced DR. manufactured.
to those who are in the service Of the CoAfed-
eracy. His force has been sent at any time.
to operate on any work which would conduce
to the defence Of the State, to the honor of the
country, and to the protection Of our people ,
His cribs and grannaries have been always
open to the calls Of the authorities and at no
time has the door Of his hospitable mansion
been closed against the wayfaring defender of
Southern homes, be he ever so humble. Reader.
this christian gentleman, whose public spirit
and hberality have become known To u, II d
native of Withdrawing, Quaker prosecuting,
Notwithstanding Massachusetts,
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Terms of subscription.


One copy, one year, 50 "
50 IS six months, "
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-14

ADJUTANI ASn INSPECTOR GENrEsL's OFFICE,
Richmond. Va November q. 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-01-14

The Memphis Argus of the 23d reports
on the authority Of Col. Logan Of the Sd
Illinois, that the onfederates had cap
tured Bolivar, jackson and Trenton.
a Grenada despatch Of 9th, says, ga
surgeon of Gen. Cheatbam's division in
front Of Memphis, who left there Tuesday
reports that Van Dorn's cavalry had encir-
cled Chelsea, Wolf River bridge, and the
Fair grou nds. A flag Of truce was sent Ia
Tuesday morning to demand surrender,
a. was supposed The Yankees were NOV
ing all heirplunder into the the fortified
tons, Saturday night and Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

CoNGRrssrONL LEGISLATION FOR DELLA
wARE-We learn from w Washington that a
bill authorizing an appropriation OF 45O,sl
900 to assist this State in the work of1
emancipation has been for some time in the
hands of the proper Committee of the House
of Representatives, and that it viii become
a law Before the close ofthe present session,
This will be good news to aHSthe loyal peo-
pie of the State and though the friends of
Jefferson Davis may oppose it, the State
will accept the generous proposition OF the
National Government and start on new
career of prosperity under the banner OF
universal freedom. Missouri may be first
but Delaware will not be tar behind her.
Netes. .-.-.-.-..- -. - i
ORGANIZATION OF BLACK REGIMENTS IN
ARKANsAs.-Gen. Curtis has organized one
black regimentin Arkansas, and making
good progress with another Private lot
: ters from the fleet of Rear Admiral Porter
state that he is filling up his crews with the
I able-bodied freedmen Of Arkansas and Mis-
. sissippi, Of, whom great numbers are seeking
i service under the United States. 1t. is
E thought that half the men who man the
a western fotilla will soon be of African de-
= scent. Of their competency as sailors and
It gunners no doubt is felt by our Admirals
d on the Mississippi, as none was experienced
r, by our Admirals on the Atlantic during the
Is lat war.
" GEN, BCnNsInE-Gen. Burnside, with
g unexampled magnanimity, offers to resume
'e command of his old army corps, and fgh
a. under Hooker. lie positively asserts tina
h.
rs command, holding it to be the duty OF ever
nc man holding a commission to give his tim
and energies to the cause of the Govern
ment. He is greatly surprised and alarme
of at the threatening position of the Democrat
ON 10 party in the North, and, without vigOl
;v GUS and successful action by the Coy
nd ernment, apprehends that we may have
nv formidable fire in the rear.
GOVERNMENT ARREsrs-On Friday nigl
last, Mr.. James Tilghman, of John, residin
near Centrevllle, and VIM. Evergan, res
n'' ding near Queenstown, Queen AIMS count
the were arrested and sent to Fort McHenr
= They are charged with having heen acce
a"s sorry to the burning of the sloop " liza
eed Times" an account Of which we publish
hre last week We learn that others have be-
ran arrested on the same charge, but have .
lar heard their name.
llly
\ be 1t is said that at least one hundred the
it i. sand men are yet wanting under the Ii
low call of the President, of which not less tn
tion thirty-five thousand are due from the St
noD of New York alone. Every New Engla
State has filled her quota, except n
Hampshire, the last regiment in which
been organized, but lacks a few hundI
Gen. men.
y a"n ~, In the New York Chamber of CONNER
1%"t "UU Friday, a resolution was passed discour
I ~ nancing the efforts of secessionists ;
~" % others to depreciate the Cnitod States lie
co eo'' tender notes below the par of the nOn-p
III Ill ing specie banks.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
MARRIED..

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. IT, S. Williams, Mr.
JosEPH E. WILLIAMS TO Miss CADDIE +. CARRow,
daughter of Thomas Carrow, Esq, both Of Smyrna,
Del. Wilmington papers please copy.l
with the above we have the printers share-a
variety Of excellent cake for which they will please
accept our thanks. Good luck the balance sfysS
days.
On the ID inst, by Rev. J. L. McKim, DR.. J. B.
Lyons, formerly Surgeon of the Fourth Delaware
Regiment. Miss Maggie C. Vlrden, all OF Lewes,
Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

SoUrH CARoIIxA.-"A bill to amend an
act entitled an actTto organize sInd supply
i ,asgo labor for coast defence, in compliance
Z 9Th acquisitions of the Government of the
Gonfederate States, and TO authorize and di-
rect the Governor to proceed to furnish
2 nsqro labor under said act" is bsfnre tho
( south Carolina Legislature, now in session
nj Columbia. In precisely what way tho
"negro labor for coast defence" is to be
- "orgaized does not appear. We suppose
the negroes are to be employed on fortifca-
- tons, &c ,.along the coast. AT all events,
South Carolina is to be defended by the mid
of negroes. And if Beauregari may en-
ploy negroes in raising rebel wprls to de-
End the State. why should not Ger. Huntei
sassmpasy. naprees sto@ seale those odefenccs
n black hands may work Besur.,vnrd's
iillsry, Why should they not work Hunter
sannaHf
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
YiCKSBCRG.

We learn from Vcksburg of another brilliant
val exploit. Ths ram Queen Of tha West the
gaaHtlet of the rebel batteries on Monday week.
The rebels opened hundred heavy siege guns
against her she steamed past, but did not succeed
in stepping her. A rebel steamer also opened fire
upon her, which replied to- and tn. rebel craft
wss crippled The ram was under FIRE three-quar-
tsrs Of an hour. Tho canal project has been fully
determined on, and the largest possible force will be
ksPt at work on il night and day upon it until it il
esnpletsd. The required width and depth to allow
the passage of vessels will be at once cut the actor
sfshs water to wash it out not being depended upon
Con. Grant has $4,000 men.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Doctor "A. Ill. SANBORN

Has located in Smyrna and respectfully offers his pro-
fessona services TO the inhabitants Of this place and
vicinity. OFFICE-AT TIE HOUSE OF DAVID
PLEAStNTON. RECEFTLY OCCUPIED BY DR. JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures 81 TWO doors
above Tschudy's Store, opposite the Rev, james b.
Ayars. myl5-ly
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
DIED,

In Dover, on Saturday, 3ls. ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH
&. BURToN, in her Goth year
In Dover. on Saturday, 3st ult., MAGGIE, daugh-
ter of James Evans, in her fourth year.
In Dover Hundred, on the 3Oth ult., oftyphoid
fever, NJ LEvIcE NJ, HIRoNs, aged about 80 years.
Jan. 26th, in Kent county, MARY Mlrrzs, aged
o6 years and one mosth.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

Succes'ful and important reconnaissance has
Jn't 7.-a made osyOnd the right wing Of ths Army
Of the PetOmse, but beyond dis intelligence the Tel.
egrsPh 10 dumb.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

A Western paper says: "h is only 81 years
ssncs the first log cabin erected in Burlington,
less, aud it now contains 1920 inhabitants" A
lsrRe cabin,
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
PozrER'n RxPEnIrInN.

We have accounts of the sailing of Gen. Fosters
Expedition from Beaufort, N c., and its safe arrival
al Pert Royal 5. c. The 6est vessel of the fleet
rs@shed tue la,or place the morning Of the 3lst
alt. and tho rest o: the steamers followed in the
sssrss' Of the day. The sailing vessels had also
asssly arrived at the date of latest advces-the
ID inst. Gen. Foster was in conference with Gen.
Hsater, and measures were Being rapidly perfected
" carry out the object Of the eEpedtOn-which ev.
e<y body now knows is the capture Of Charleston.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

Dispatches from Charleston, in rebel papers, say
that the of the great expedition to stack that
place. hs brought BY the English frigate CaGmus,
had caused great excitement there, and the citizens
we're leaving fast Passible.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

A large trade Is being carried on ut Monterey by
the rebss, and large quantities Of war materials are
esing ssnt into the South.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS
~. WARES, &c, 8e.,a
at his Store. Main street. next door to Bank Of
Smyrna. and that
Erery article is Fresh and Genuine, and Of the Best
Quality that be procured each being selected eT
pressy for Physicians Prescriptions aud Family
II is his determination 10 sell everything in his line
at the lowest price.
His connection with the best wholesale houses in
Phllade phia and New York will enable him TO do
30; he therefore respectfully sOics the Public Pat
ronage, which. by strict personal attention to business
and an accommodating disposition, it shall ever be
his study 10 deserve and appreciate.
TO TIE PUBLIC
The subscriber is desireus Of saying that, being
graduate Of the Phiade pha College ofPharmacy and
having been engaged lin this business for the past
twelve years, sufficient guarantee OF his ability Ia
compound Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
o assure them that none but the BEST and MOST RELI
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever be used for that purpose. -
vug2S JAS. P. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
MISCELLAN EOUS.
War News.
WE cHARLRsroN AFFAIR,

VA grsst rsbsl naval victory at Charleston, We
wpssssd, proves 10 have beeu hardly lnoFs than
fauis We lssrn the rse state Of the Sass by the.
priss sseansT Priassss Royal which arrived at Phil
sdsvhis on Sunday last and which, 1t appears, was
in great part the VI the rebel demonstration
Tue blouksde Of Charleston wGs not raised, even
gswPorsrily. The blockading feet was not scatter
ed and driven off. The gunboot INereeiita was not
sunk. The Quaker City not disabed-she was
net even In action. The Princess Royal it appears,
@Plsssd by the ~Ga0di!La the 29h while at.
tempting to run the blockade at Beach Inlet. The
Captain and pilot, however, escaped in small boat
and gsga such information TO the rebels as induced
che attack by the rebel on the evening Of the
tss inss before daylight with the hope of recsptur
ing hsr. ia this they failed entirely. The ran
Pslrstto STATE partially disabled the Msreedia, bu
she rebel commander vas deceived as TO her cendi
zion, and she subsequently steamed to Port Roya
fer repairs, Al attqck was then made upon th'
Ksysssns SIate, which was entirely disabled by
shot through her steam drum, She not car
tsred. however, and was subsequently towcd to POI
Royal Meantime the other ram-the Chieora-ha
attacked the HOgsdtOnie, but was driven off by he
and at 81 o'clock-stilI before daylight-both raH
returned to Charleston, not having effected tina o.
iees they had in view. The Princess ROYAL durn
the 6ghs had been taken out of harm's way. I'll
statement made by Benuregard and Ingraham, tn
during the day the lst ne blockadcrs were on Il
STATEN, proved to be totally false. Three persO
were killed on board the Mereedita, and twenty-o
ea the KeystOpe State and fifteen wounded.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

RsinforcemeRts for Resecrans are constantly 90
ing up the Cumberland River and it is now intinia
tsd that be has accumulated sufficient quantity of
stores At Nashville 10 make forward movement
possible. Il will probably bs commenced at very
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
PORT M'AI.LIsTER,

We also receive news by the Princess Royal of
the 6rst attack of the Ericsson Monitor MontGuk
the rebel deences al the mouth of the Ogoechee rv
8 e.. sAa received seventeen shots her side and
twelve ea her turret, without suffering any injury
whatever. The fort was damaged considerably.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
100 OA0 BARRELs OF THE
1OO,OOO LODI MANUFACTURING co.'s
P O m al affe

This Company. with capital Of $4,000. the most
extensive works of the kind the world. and
perence Of % years in manufacturing, with Teputa'
tlOn long established. having esO the exclusive con-
troll Of all the night soil from the great city Of New
York. prepared furnish article which with
out doubt. the cheapest and very best fertilizer in
ke tgreatIy increases the yield and rpens the crop
from three weeks earlier, aIaR expense Of from
three 10 four dollars per acre. and with little la
bor.
Also. FIFTY TONS Of BONE TAFEU. hsing a
mixture OF bone and night soil ground fne at SAB per
tOn--a superior article for grain and grass.
Price Of PoUORETTE 81 so per barrel, Seven
barrels and over delivered free Of charge.
A Pamphlet. containing all The necessary lusorma-
ton may be had free by addressing a letter TO the
subscriber. JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care tho Lodi Manufacturing Co
Sc CourIIandt st.. N. York.
febIS 5m f.. WILMER, Agt, SmynR.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Holiday Presents.


ENGELHARD & SCHELL,
Importers OF Watches, New York, having received
previous to The late tas going into effect heavy In
voices Of the elegant styles Of Watches that
even been imported into this country. can offer them
at one-Ihlrd less than the prices now charged for
much inferior styles. We Would call attention espe.
cally to an l8 carat Gold Hunting Cased Watch Of
superior elegance. formerly retailed from $50
ESQ., which sell at S35--ihis ueing the lowest
wholesale cash price.
OUR ASSORTMENT INCLUDES
Ladies' open face IL carat Gold Watches Of su ror
excellence aud great beauty. usuallr sold for S35
which we oder for S23. The same Watch. precisely
$50, we sell for S2s,
SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' sixs open face. usually sold for sis, we sell
for So. Same wntch. hunting eas0 usually ssld for
e25, we sell for sl2I. These aro very beautiful
Gents open face. usually sold for sl5 sell for go
:" I" !" :" 20 Y
For Gentsmen's hunting face we charge % Il
e2i more.
These were ordered expressly for ths army, anC
nre deemed suitable in every respect They conss
:fSery elegant styles ofsii.'r hunting case Lcpne'
$40, Levers
GA. Elegant heavy gold plate OH silver, from Ell.
10 Is. We have on hand also new style of
.fi Hunsing case, Shell pattern, Watch
The case is silver, heavily plated with gold, and
the most beautiful watch OF the kiRd we have eve
& seen, price $50.
We pay the Express charges on goods sold by u
Money may be sent either by registered letters or
express. Addrsss
ENGELHARD s. sCHELI.
! u deed sertsf "a Liberty ST., Neyo York.
f'----- ~~ ,~ q smsu "a ga mxssm mr
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

Tar Adans Express Company have rersmed their
trips 10 the Army Of the POtoGBas. i.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANG Y

The subcriber respectfully informs tho citizens oi
Smyrna and vicinity that he has new and well Se-
lected stock Of
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
HO! FOR SMYRNA,
One Price System,

as possible, may rely upon not being ask
I'd twice the worth OF an article hut fair and living
profit thereby saving the tune trouble and Infusion
that is caused by asking tremendous big prices with
the expectation Of heing eWed" TO fair price which
leldom gives satisfaction To The purchaser.
Thankful for past iavors, respectfully soca con-
tInuOnce of the same.
apl0 EDWARD WARD.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
THE ATTACK ON PORT DoxELsos.

An official dispatch from Gen. Rosecrans to Gen.
Haileck gives US the facts regarding tho recent af
hir at Fort Donslson. The rebels numbered 1000
with eight pieces of artillery, and commanded
b. Wheeler, Forrest, Wharton and Woodward. Our
force numbered but 800 men, commanded by Col
A. q, Warden. The enemy charged the fortifca
ti0ns several times, but repulsed by artil
lsry and Infantry, with heavy loss--in killed ove
$50. and in prisoners 400, Forrest was wounded
Our loss only IL killed and 20 wound.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

correspondent at Vicksburg writes to West
ssn papers that whom Gen. Sherman retired from
Tksharg, the rebels. suPpOs ng the eKPedtioa aban
&sas4. seat eleven steamers up the FaEoo for sup
plies. and fee, having returned in the nick al
time, they are now blocked in; and the rebels have
enly two steamers betwerH Vicksburg and Por
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

We have interesting report of the operations of
the First South C4r0lina Volunteers, (negroes) re
gekyll Islands they captured quantity of railroad
lsan, valued at $4,000, besides live stock and farm
iRg utensils They then proceeded up the St. Marys
River, where several encounters took place with the
rebels in every one of which the eolored troops were
aamn~s.bJ
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Y

such as Shovea, Spades, Bride bits Draw ing Knly.s
Saws, Scythes, with all other Tools deslruLls t,
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Miscellaneous Advertisement,
Hardware Store.
Building Hardware.
! A ARMHNG AWPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Lalches. Bolts, Screw.
Hinges Nails Sash, Chlses, Augers. Weights, A.s.
Hatchats &c -N@
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-23
GStaflr0ans.

r5aFs77zaasjgss-, BOSTON & WORCESTER
l-s--75'i-i iaRAJLROAD. -SCNHER .ARRARGE
d 70 -~l-iS- MEM, commentator MONDAY April
PASSENGER TRAINS ,oave for BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at co. si1 d. n, 1910, 90 m.
Lower station exp $50 a m l2,ij, $3.50 exp,
Ghbmy, $40 g. m.44Op m
ts5Fat9n, 7;t lOO5 a. m. l, o,lSp.n,
Westhoro', 7S0 l0l7 a. M. u, $50 pm
Coriay RiSug FL 10 q lG @ y, 81 ana o'' m
Ashland, 74s 10 S6 a M l,3O, 5.49 p. "a
Milford, 7l0, a,45 a, m 90 p.
NofthborO' 6,55 "A
hiRrlJJfo', I,l3, Il. NJ. 3.25 y.
Efaninghsm. 8! Express, 40, 20, 1913 m l89,
~ Ss sk.i ~ 10 igg i5 FIR; p. m;
West Newton y /? AZ, 8ls,S 2, ilZ4Wor am 1871,
sroeklne, s4O' Is, 49, SIS y. TO- y m, 100 23l',
II 10 and 2.l5 p m.
'ln eonneeuon with trains on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
- Worcester, at AIS exp. rs, $50 Exp. N. $780, 23O
E%p 400 $40 Exp, 80 Exp. pm.
Albany, 4l5, $50 Exp; a. n. 23O EXP; .. m.
- ror New York, VIA Springfield, $3.50 Exp. =. M 23O
New YorS, yia Norwich, 80 Exp. p. m.
0unury, Is IN 400 p.
Westborc', 7.i5 a. N, 80, 400, $50 Exp M.
Sout5h6oroagh, lis am lIS0s 400 pm.
CordSvile. 7l5 a. m. 1870, ( 10 p. m.
Ashland, 10 a. m. l.SO, 90 p.
Birmingham, Ala, 7l5 $50 Exp m. I.3O., 80 Exp,
4, 43O, 80 Exp, $50 exp. III.
Milford, lis s. III. L3U, 1870 p. IN.
Northoorc, 4 81 q.
Marlboro, 1875, 4.3O p nj.
Natick, Is $3.50 am 30, 400, 2. IN.
west Newton. us, S. $50 Il m 100, 4S0, 6, 7,
BrooIime, 725. 49, g. lo*. HIS IN, l2 Isl. LAS,
10. 300. 6l5', '5 :" Top m onsundays at 1910 m,
az SUNDAY Gia1 Train at 6 80 pm
sin connection with Trains on Charles river Branch.
Boston. April 20. 1863 dtf F
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Sypbtc Nature,
ana as an Objection i'll diseases If the Urinary Oreaus
arising from habits of dSsipation used i'll connection
WIN the Extracts BGchu and SarsapaTilla i'll such dis
eases recommends.
Evidence OF the most reasonable and reliable charac
ter will accompany the medicines.