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saddle and rcdc slowly OIL down the
lane had indicated
From that hour the savant's rcas-
on had failed him---that sliock bad
stricken him 10 tho brain his cen
duct became gradually more aud more
Wild and raving. lie rode up and
down among the ranks Of The van.
guard like a mad.man, seeking for the
Jcw-ea calling his name, threatening
him with death, praying him to take
half the jewels and surrender the
rest. At last, faying, and threaten
ing General with hi. sword, Kraut-
zera was arrested, and sent 10 the
rear with the sick. II was then that
| was sent 70 see him and ptunohf'eed
him TO be mad
need scarcely remind you Of the
horrors Of the Bercsina, when about
thirty thousand Of our soldiers per-
ishcd. |, however, passed my woun-
ded over early in the day, md es'
caped sale TO wilma. Krautzcr has
been with me ever since--ihe Prus-
sian government paying for his sup
port. He will never recover his
brain is softening; | give him two
ears langer to live.
The rascal jew was never again
heard Of but, a year or SO after my
return, ] happened 10 see an advcr-
lisement in an Amsterdam paper, an
nouncing the sale Of some yaluable
jewels, diamond brooches, sapphire
necklace, tiaras --- "rarest water"
greatest lustrc," ttc.--the property
Of Moses Levi. The next paper con-
tanned a paragraph stating that tho
jewels previously advertised had been
bought in by one Of the leading jew
elers of Paris for the Rostopchin fam
lily, to whom Il had been discovered
they misunderstanding been stolen
during the time The French held Mos
COW. These were the fatal Jewels for
which Krautzcr had committed so
many crimes.
Thanking the doctor for his inter-
esiing story, rose to so, for il was
getting late. As he opened the front
door for me, tall, pale, thin woman,
clothed in black, glided into the house,
and passed into the porter'S room.
There" said the doctor, " "behold
a proof Of the imperishibilhy Of wo-
mans love Talk of asbestos--talk
Of granite that poor woman. twenty
years ago, was engaged to be married
10 Krautzer. She visits him every
day and has done so for years. lie
does not know her, aud he does not
care for her visits still she comes
Have another seittr 70 smoke going
home? You won't? Very well,
then--good night"
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BEAUTIES or THE DIVINE ISsTT-
TUTfoN.-Capt. George w. Reed, OF
the United States steamer Leslie,
communicates to the Washington Re-
publican the following particulars Of
an act OF human cruelty perpetrated
upon a colored man:
"The sloop Varian, owned by col
ored man named Richard Coates, was
on her way to Washington City, with
two colored women, relatives Of his,
whom he was tying TO release IRON
the bondage Of slavery. When oppo-
site Chickamuxin Creek he was pur-
sued by party of men in n boat from
Maryland and captured by the leader
and crew The head man was George
w. Carpenter, a noted secessionist Of
Mary land, who was only released
from the Capitol Prison n few days
since. This man Richard Coates was
formerly slave Of Carpenter, but
made his escape to the Union lines.
Coates was taken on shore and the
women sent TO jail as fugitiyes from
slavery. His (Coates) hands and
feet were tied by Carpenter, who sent
for all his rebel friends to Witness the
murder Of his slave who hd run
away.
They whipped lin with two inch
fence rails uulil they gave out. Then
they got peices of three-inch plank.
and bored holes in them, aud tarred
and sanded them, and Laid him across
barrel and whipped him until pieces
Of flesh came through the holes.---
Finding that not severe enough, they
poured lnrpentine over him and let
him lie ior an hour, unable TO move.
They then got horse and tied him to
it, and whipped the horse and dragged
him over the rocks, stone fences, wa
ter, mud, etc, until lite was extinct.
His brains we're knocked out in al
direetions, and his body left on the
ground aud no one allowed 10 touch il.
These are positive facts, as brought
t. this boat by those who witnessed
the transaction"
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PooB CLoThgs.-Viee- President
Hamlin must get some new clothes.
During a recent visit to Boston, an
acquaintance who appreciated the
character Of the man rather than ex-
ternal evidences Of position and pow
er, passing him 10 the street, met a
Jolly Jack in full naval costume
Thinking ]. might BE- gratifying an
nouneemen, our friend, pointed 70 The
Vice President, saying " There, my
boy, il Mr. Eamliu, the Vice Presi-
dent" Jack looked doubtful and du-
bious for mon eat, and then indig-
nantly said "TeIl thatto the marines.
DO you suppose That your Locle Alb
raham would lei tie Vice President
loose in that sort oi q rig--see, he's
got cabletier kiuk 10 his hat, and hes
pretty dArned seedy AL over. II be
isn't one II JEFF Davis guerrlllas
hes in danger Of being picked up for
one, II be goes where Uncle Sans
men keep their weather eye open. -
Giouesstey TsteyrapA.
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POETRY.
Hf - 5mraat
RpBTLItoS.


nF FANNLK HRnmN
Wha ie' Wls Hnllsrf. ttesss7 rse.
An8 eH is hupagss G. ta ttsek
Tee aase q feo .8 ss'se
Bucsanaa.
Mta 81 3 8re uhs hat eda
Mhfn iff eksf.ars uffs Hi mf38
fia g rrce slrout $50 0cf0r Aea eiid
baahaasn.
Wha saw i near tHe fnafan hsa3
% laf gaung ln,-c.tsms aaeeFY bed,
Add hbea iaai, Death, is banner saidY
Bnchaaaa
Who shagld asvs stopped & iu q bad,
Bcf,ss Z ugss TITS nights a00d
u afe'aif car aa3 wah blussA
Buchanan.
VIE ihe vif4apus aaA re god.
tHW tie eet3raVcf ~ u steea
Resolved IL siay hsm 4 De could 7
Ale Liueeln
Who raitet hu mighty arm on high,
The ugadiag demon 20 defy
"D8au. yiiiain, down. who then did cry
Abe LiueaIu
Who hath the monster nos 70 grasp.
Asa bear bim er3Hn henea,h Dis clasp
Il soon VIII be Ais aae death gasp
Abe Lincoln.
Nbe VII deserve a nations praise,
When once to TIE anf laRd he'll! raise,
ila name forever shall em5lazc
Abe Lincoln.
"a q Greet J9Rrs 81. ~ T.
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You must know, my dear English
friend, that 10 I8l2--thai is to say,
exactly eighteen years ago--l, then a
mere lad, accompanied the French ar
my 10 Russia. was surgeon IN De-
youl's corps, and was often in the En-
peroF's teuL No. 45--lhen a well.
known astronomer in Berlin-was al
50 with the Grand Army, having been
expressly commanded by Napoleon
70 make observations on the climate
OF Russia. and 10 record iis variations.
His naine was krauizer, and be was
well known At iha, time in Berlin as
an acute observer, Of great industry
and ssgasiiy, but of an envioos ard
ararieloos spirit. that had led him 10
aasle much time in aichemic pursuits,
hieh be had finally abandoned 10
disgust. only to give himself altoeeih-
er up 70 placc-hun'ing and money
making. We knew each ether o.
sight, and ifeqarntl, saw him both
during the advance ard the retreat.
The Story tell you i partly from my
own knowledge. ard partly from thr
mouths Of bis intimate friends-many
Of whom we're ae9uaintaDces Of mine.
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THE MAD SAVANT.
From chalnber. IournnI.

Just take look in here before
YOU 90, my dear English friend, at No.
/ lj---it is curious case; and present
| ~, over our iue. ia the balcony, |
| viii tcll you the story" said DR.. Fro
chot the famous mad-doclor Of Btr-
/ liz, 70 me, with professional sang troid.
The doctor, as be- spoke, slid aside the
little round peicc OF brass that hid q
| glazed aperture In the wall, and then
took an elaborate pinch Of snai, while
/ ! looked through il into the cell OF
/ No. -. Ii was q small, bare room.
with 10 furniture but tre>tie.brd.
one chair. and small triangular table
| A this lable so tall. thin, grey
haired man, with a vacant, ca e-worn
/ face, who was busy counting a heap
of those ronnd pri,,natic pieces Of
/ glass Used as ornaments 10 ciandc liefS.
Having counted them some twenty
times over. he preceded TO breathe
on each Of them, aud then, one by one,
+ TO rub them. and bold them 10 the
light. Suddenly he rase, drew him
self up 10 bis uIi length, struck his
forehead, as it be was ia pain there,
Or as il some momeniary fash Of rcaS-
on had lighted up his mind, then gave
Il loud shrek, and tell in swoon up
on the floor.
replaced the brass ,ide uih an
involuntary sigh. =" He has .wooned ;
should lie uoi have help. DR.. Frochot Z"
said TO my fr end. the mad doctor.
"No--hc is often Sd, replied the
| imperIurlable doctor; "he wi ] b.
better when he comes 20. II We
we're always visiting patients, what
Time should we poor doctors have Tor
ourselves Z"
Some ten minutes later. the doctor
and myself were seated in the ba cony
Of one Of the plea>anles, houses in
Berlin, watching the litllc heart-shap-
ed leaves Of the lime.trecs waycr and
/ ilutier IN tie street lelow, as we
smoked our segars and slipped our
Hochheimer. ], was quieI street IN
the suburbs, and that part Of the house
where the patients we're confined was
far away from us, and separated from
| the quarter that the doctor inhabited
by a large garden; and thus no groan
or Shrek could reach Us. A pale, fa;
mana recovered patient---waiied on
us and the children from time to
time ran ont to Us, laughing and shout
ine, from the inner rooms. As il be
/ gan TO &c, dusk, and the air grew cool
er, and the iirst star spafklcd over
the General Grautenclau's hbuse OPP
/ posiie, The doctor, planting one foot
on the upper ledge Of the balcony, and
resting the other ON chinA garden
seat, began his story.
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LOVE ME As OF YoRE.

Oh. take me 10 youf heart again
Oh, lake me. ! mpiore
Forget the words that made Us part,
AID iuve mo a. of yorc
Oh, bitter, biiler weft the words
Ihnt INSIDE as paH before
Ru, oh. forgot them --oh forget,
Aud hove me as Of yore
We meet but uh thv hook Is cold,
And cold Is every tone
We meet. but ah as strangers meet
Thy every smile Is gone.
on. chidc me not, nur iaok - cold,
But smile as once before
And take me 70 your heart again,
And love me as Of yore
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HOTEL ClEDS.
NANnERLIp,s llOTEI.

rhl. laue established Hotel dIll continues
epsu r. lle accommodation of the travelling
publr. Ppriiculsf a'ieuiinn given % baardcrs
from ahropi dariug the Summer months, he
tubiic pstfmaee hitherto literally extended Is
respectfully solicited.
E.M VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Manchester, Ogt. !, lsea.
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TuE EQUINOX uousE,

Opss IRON Jaa, b. pecsai,r, fer permanent or
frrwsiert rtsthft.
Thls House. .l,axsng been rrccHtly enlarged,
/. nsw the most catnmodians IN the State, ant
|. furul,hed with TIC latest comlpris and cou-
v.uisncss. for information rs % noms, &c,
addra.s +. II. ORNlS, Agent.
Manchester. Oct. !, 1893.
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ftnse sI.7s pr suanw, ~ si.5o at ibs
sa4 aftas yesf fres q Postage j. Ben
siafieh CeantF
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HITLER q WHEELER.

4 TToENEYs iND C0uNSELLoRS AT
~ Law jamaica. Ncfmnni.
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NERVE INVTGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, Loss of Pow
ImpOency, Confusion OF Thought, Loss Of Memory,
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NOTICE TO INYALTDs.

E5-Over Three Haadred Thousand Dollars are paid
to SwinGlne quacks annually in New England alone,
which is worse than htoen array. This comes from
trusting to the false and deceptive advertisements of
m"n calling themselves Doctors, who have no medical
education, and whose only recommendation is WHAT
THEY SAY OF THEMSELVES Advertising physicians in
nine out of ten p0SerS. Go to regular
prdcticmg PhySicidn, or il You prefer consulting
who makes your disease SPEC ATTY be sure that he
is physician and not preteRder, or you may have
reason to regret Il. 80 Dr. 81. is the ly regular
physician in Providence, if not in New England, no
advertlSes making speciality of PTiree Nalddies he
gives the very best references and testimonials to all.
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for them it'll
a Pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES, and DISEASES
OF WOMEN, sent free. DIR. NJ. is regularly educated
phys clan of twenty years experience ten an extern
SiYe general practice, until declining health compelled
MN to Telnquish that and adopt the which
for the last ten he has devoted his whole atte
ton. aR Advice IN office free; by letter sl. Write
your name, town, and ADDRESS 9iotiV, and direct to
Lock Box No. XIX, Providence Post Office, or TO De
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ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis, EruptOns the Skin, Sore
Throat, Mouth ami Nose; Loss of Hair, Old Sores,
swengs, Pains in the Bones, and all other gns Of
Secondary Yenetea Disease.
Noremedv ever discovered as done what has been
achieved by this. Under It's every form Of cOnstu
tona syphtic faint is speedily cured, and short
time the subtle poison is completely eradicsted from
the svsteD and healt and 1t ength permanently
stored. H1aS ms remedy that cured gentleman IRON
the South then stopping at NePort, and Tor sieh he
presented Dr. N Ci $3.50 besides bill after Having
been HNder The treatment Of The most eminent pyScidnS
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Nep FORK, for FIVE
YEARS. One bottle lasts month,-Prce, $40; half size,
$3.50. Sent by express, in closely scaled package,
receipt Of the price byMail.
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DIURETlC COMPOUND,

For G0norYhaa, elect Setares, GTavel, and all Dis
eases Gf The Urinary organs.
This remedy contains neither Balssm CopsiVa,
Spirits OF Nitre, Cubebs, Turpeutine any other
drugs but is elegant stable liquid pleasant
to the taste and SMELL cooling, cleansing and healing in
its operation, aaying all heat and irritation in the ur
nary PASSAGES You, therefore, who have been taking
B0isQm COpdiUa, either in capsules mixtures, for
months, unit sick aud pale your breath and clothes
filled with its vile OdOr throw away the disgusting mix.
and send for bottle of this NeV Remedy, which
will not only you al once, but 1t will cleanse the
system from the bad effects of the nXur have
been takng long 1t is warranted to In hGD
the time Of other medicine, the price piii be
funded. OEESEOTnE oFFEG SUFFICIENT Price $3-two
bottles at time, 50.
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After an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure Patents In the Quilted Sates
tries Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
and Foreign works to determine the validity util
y Of Patents o. lnvenons-and legal or other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
bat through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascertaring the patentabity of Inventions
unsurpassed by, il not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which he offered them elsewhere. Tn Tcstimont
FGL IT fHE PATENT GFFiCE than the s%5scri Rc
and his SUCCESS Is TIE BIZ ST PROOF OF ADVAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
sblndant to believe, and prove that at
other Office Of the Kind the charges for professional
ssriber during the twenty past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These bestdeS his extensive library Of legal and me.
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question to oner superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Aluecessity Of Journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual grea. delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"lreg9rd Mr.. Edo OF the most cdpd6Is GRd
succesStq} practitioners with whom i have had official
| iutercourse' CHARLES MASON.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more eonpstent end trust
form to secure for them an ary and favorable consd
EDMUND BURKE.
.,,. =, Late CommissI3ne 70 Of Patents
cations all but ONE OF which patents have been grant
ed, and that is pen ding. Such unnstakeabo proof
Of great talent his part leads me to recommend all
inventors apply TO him procure their patents as
thay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and at very charges
During eight mon hs the subscriber, in course of his
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
in has favor, b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Jan. l. 1853 deodly iai
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Y A kETTS DYE USE,
40 WASHINGTON ST, B0sTJN.

LADIES' DRESSES. CLOAKS, SHAWLS and other
articles OF ladies' wcai, cClOrCd ami finished In the best
possible manner
GENT GARMENTS dyed or clcansed WHOLE.
FELL HAAS ivcu clr3uscd aud Trimmed
KID GLOVES dyed black, very light cUlurs dyed pur
plc-aisu cleaused
~ Orders may be left in the care o. srs. NJ K.
WILLIAMS, III Main street, Worcester
oil d3m*
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DR.. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age

For the use of Single or Married Females
Gey be Justly ranked as the most sue.
cessiul ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distinctions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the FcmG'e ser,
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
|ong and varied practice of twenty
wears and upwards, has made the
81 Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton end functions of the Female Sys
snd study, III which department Of his
practice ii has been his aim 70 bring to
thorough test and issue the different
% Botanic and Indian Agents OF tho
MeteTis Medica, with the view of pro
iuciHg Convenient, SAFE and Certain
Remedy fer all cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and DISTINCTIONS, and thel1
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NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE
.SnsurAnte.

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
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GAaE CAPITAL AND SCRrLUs, s4sO,GO0
EDMUND FREEMAN, President.
CONNER, JR., Secretary
John G. Kendall Agent.
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Mass.
CASH CAPITAL s3I2O6a
A. W. CHAPLIN PRESIDENT.
s. J. HALL. Secretary
A. CCRRIER Agent
Policies issued by said Agents in the above named re-
ponSibe companies against loss damage bv hre-all
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid.
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X GILMAN, NJ. D, AcoucHEUR,
PHYSICIAN, and Surgeon would respectfully an
LGe 20 te clt1ens OF Worcester and vicinity that
us mas ssAeu residence on PARK STREET. No IG cor.
eT o. UIsngc where he be found ready to attend to
S oss ia ths Inc Of his profession Special aten-
on glyeh 20 diseases of the Throat and Lungs Ofce
" " anu 10 p m dtf jyl5
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.


SOLICITOR OF PAT ENTS,
Eate AqeFt ot q S. Patent Q55ce, Washington, (gHd ei
the oct OF lS}7.l
7G state ST.. opposite IAnby ST., Boston.
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CD Ma S. HEAVY ARTILLERY
s7st BOUNTY TO VETERANS

$500 CASH $50 Cash in hand and $50 per month. II
addition to all other pay bounties, &c, II honoraelv
discharged after six months service, the SO per month
will he paid for six months longer.
The regiment will be stationed in he fOrtihcations
about Newbern, where you will have good and perma-
nent quarters snd no long marches.
Recruiting Office, al Main street.
Lieut. ). 4. GREENE,
MA diff Recruiting O1cer.
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CORBLN'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP,
will be found peri, city safe and very efcacous rem
edy 1t not only the worms, but The causes Of
their gseat increase and in all cases greatly improve
the general health. Many certificates could be publish
ed from mothcs who believe it h. saved the lives of
their chi dren, and the improvement In health after
using this medicine
full description of the symptoms OF worms accom-
pany each bottle. Tr ce Is cents.
b, CoRBIN. GuillOri, Conn, Proprietor. Sold by
Druggists aud Merchants generally. d6wIy aug
r. TOR C. a. HILL,
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for Sale.


EOR SALE-One Of the best PRovIs-
sION MARKETS in this city, centrally located and
eoing good business. 10 any wishing to engage
In the business this offers opportunity.
NJ DIFF s Il. RIPLEY,
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ENOR SALE-One of the best PRovIs-
- SION MARKETS in the city centrally located, and
doing GOOD business. Any wishing to engage in
tunity.
NJ df THOMAS W. DAVIS.
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no LET-Store No 119 Main street,
= occupied for three years past, by a Draper and
TAILOR Rent low, and possession given from date.
June l, 1853 IT ie2
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DEESWAX-A fine lot Just received and
- Tor sale by GEO r. SPUR, 29l Main st. diff mis-
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Dc be Ett.

TWO ROOMS TO LLT-SuitabIe for
II man and wife, with board. Inquire at No I Park
street dlW' dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-04

DOVER AND ROOM TO LET-In
Il Armsby's Building, No II Contra street
MA diff j. II. @. ARASBY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20

ST. Louis, April II. A letter from Colonel
Phillips dated Park Hill. Cherokee Nation
April lllh, says he has swept the North side of
Arkansas river clear from rebels Part of 8
command holds Fort Gibson. He has had ov r.
lures from Co Drew, Capt Vaughn and the
Creek Indians. The rebels are gathering on
the South side OF Arkansas river and hold all
the fords, which are now deep.