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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Burns;dc's Crossing the River Adore
Falmouth

RICHMOND, Jan. 2G;h-Tke examiner says it
has reason 10 believe it true, that portion Of
Gurnsiic's army has crossed the Rappahannock,
!, ten miles above Falmouth. Their object Is sup
posed TO be Gank movement ac;ainst our army
on the lillS bclow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
r,Ae cry for ,,care iu lasAcc Laa;
From the E!ch.n.n! Examiner.

We have oJ,aiurd full N"iiily;n G!e: 10 8.
late data. Il :, Interesting - observe bow
tie anti Abolition: i,.cr:!a! have piuektd NJ
.,oura.r Siacc tie Democratic elections Some
III ;hs;n liivc even cast ;,siti2 ;i!e Idle d.:h.
sion ui r>r,,H>trGcli.:!i. We l!aia s&cil TX.
trIc;s as our space wl! allow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

(: h,."sranyng Tie Louisiana side nt
H., river tIr 'rera|s i;.;:.. -. I'll ',,:r c'''a
nrnica:n;i in liz! Gl"l:r' ..ii t:', s:'
riu.> ii; i i.. Iris ...,"a;l. winch W'r" si''-
,lyin@ a.o., ,i,2 J,isiir, r ~; ,i,si, 10 q.
Eu,lin,l..r.l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

pewo have been authorized by the friends Of
Mr.. NAT. RAMEY. sr., to announce him o
Cendidnt, for Sheriff of Edgefeld District at the
next election. .,..l=
June q If" rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Notice.
Notice.
Notice.

q LII parsors invng my clsiras nr demands
n ngninsi the Estnte al !am-. Reynolds de-
ceased are !,oiGsi that il is my iulsntiun and
desire To have final settlemenr uf .nd Estate iu
the Qr!nar, : Office OF EdgeGeld IN Monday The
29t!l d'y vi JaLuary, 1868 Th".e huving de-
man'ls agains; said Estate will present them Ola
;hat day, or br hereafter barred.
LARHlN REYNOLDS. Ex'ur. r
Dec % 3t 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

':':2 ::.2 N.:t.sr;i ;,ai'.G.: -. 90 "ir;'
c;.,. o! ii.a: that the v".:Ga!!!,.;; -.!."3 ;"!n
'ii!,,.,l, : so, Ia marsy .M..s i.',i'';i ~
r:.r. q i';iv yor:;',~: !,5w s:.i" = i:.'r,';r :
!A.i;:..,.:r- m,,r.,'r;'; i:.:.i...,iy rr:, >"
iacr> .I,. all -; fall, !e..is3.'! il! Ia"
80, 4 ,.,.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
N.:'irr.
H&r:i';;-%: Mix EH,
y .,;a>.:.y :;c".Tni r! ). c.
LOS! !!

Gev Saturday 4th Jan. sGi, los; = small plain
q 3 blnel; morocco POCKET BOOK. containing
abnut sSr-nuc so Confederate Bill, size Of "thrt
Biz: rat racu;;scci. Tie Pocket Book cnnH,nr''
u En.c ria.;c riyaa e .d:.rk Smith i,r IL" hlTc
Of Il ncs:o hey r.r :li':, 's :Ei J IA ~ y so
scrii,er Also Lost u:is %f,2 .: hgiaI Oh h"!ii5
r,,,;. fnr :gGi with credit nc :;GA 6n Isl ~,
lnpann =. Cul.;,r, ior:sjiI fnics n", :r;'1!
I..rl nj ...e, Ea,.e';;'.a asr !a-b,lh pay =
~; =, ,.:Iis.r l. III i,,y,.n$ NJ i"?s'y iJ't-
y5.r.,,;irr;a .:a.:;r,: :"r ilr=.''i'! A'lrs
H. W Gi;liii;i.i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
CANDIDAT
For Sheriff.


For Sheriff.
JnuN BLAND, .;.=.t
f. V. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
HENRY b. GALLMAN.
JAMES EDISON,
For Tax Collector.
C. NJ. NAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
DERRY HORNE,
W. II. HOLLOWAY,
EEMJ. ROPER,
S1ARLlNG TURNER,
For Clerk.
s. HARRISON.
JACKSON C0VAR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

Z HAVE made arrangements with The Granite
4 Vile Manufacturing C"mHanr t" furnish me
with liL:ite,i quality Of HkOWE Il0ME&pUN
weekly. which viii sell f"r cash. at Tho Post
Office in .!ris !i.ldgs, on Wednesdays ana Thurs
days II c2ci week.
Tic su:p'y being l:aicI can fake M orders
a!:.ai. CllAS. J. S. BACON.
Grunitevilr. Dee % 4ia 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Fur Hats |
Gmnl.cvilt.. =. C.. Apr S, 1869
Notice
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Arm Of Smith 4
IA Jones, either On Note or Book Account arc
earnestly requested to call on the Subscriber st
tho ShrrifT's Office, aud settle the same. Those
ncrlectng 10 call SOON and settle need not expect.
10 :,ct credit for any work done hereafter.
ISAAC JONES.
Jan 10 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
State CT South (;aZgo.i3la (;aZ
E;;!.i;;iiG4:E'li:i,D DISTRICT,
~ 0h'ri.i.ini.
i.,in: g 9, !,..l.,.,... Gnl;.ti..l,- -nl

i:,ia: c. :: !t..r;sn.. GaE,irn ol
49,. ::ioir1;i' 81 and yi!!.yr, - j., III
sttiya:..,g:
~. i. :;,it AMI iii-.nrr:i.s. 'f. ;m ..sct.
-. j,Enins' ;,.,i j.,lIn i.ihi::S.
GsT hearing thu Petition in tie ;ovn ease, 1t
W i: ordered that the aforesaid nc;em,!anrSl"
appear in the Court "r Ordinary for EdgcIicld
District, cn TIE 90;ll Arril ncvl, 10 acGoant for
their Guardianship OF the above minors. q set
tlclnent AID pacsce will &c made thu: d,y for tic
amount due the said nii.r7s
". y. nERis0g or. y.
Jan h iNf.l. I'm :;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Notice.

vsyllhGE indebted 10 the Est.ic ot Levi II.
Z Crouch. Iced, are solicited to l,ay tile same
forthwith, and thus. having clnims aSnirst sad
Es;aio :.rc nnI:!i, present them, duly atta.red,
~ or before the OH April uesi, 1t. On hat a,ya
ti:.ai settlement will b" male on said Estate
E. b FORREST, Ad'or.
Jan 6 BINS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Ian. | :,
Notice.

A IT., .crsors due the Estate of Washington
"a Wis, Iec',l.. are requested to settle, nr make
satisfactory arrangements by or hefore Sal"-aar
IN p.hrrnry next, II. A. SltAW. EX'nr.
4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

E:Ac:A-:oy o. !!oaLH S;RisGs.-1i's .i7Fea'
!.s. specia! Dispatch tr"in GF"""s'' containing
the wecorn. intelligence that D"iiy Spring il"t
heen evacuated by the cncmy. Th's relieves our
State alrroat entirely u: the pes ilcr"u< a''! plum
a.,iuy ,hisve.. The rc,,"rt that the t"wn hil
bayi buroed Is con!r ,rlisted. d.-Jeck:oa lss<S.l l.
plan, JAM IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
NOTICE..
VT aI1avj f.uIia>b e..

z viii. "i.e the RICHEST CAST! rEEcE
Z far Ei.iCit i;;ALNt! U%li;!iit riycc.,i
st n:% si,".L SO!iA y VIII.
Jan 81 ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28

H'i,ll c.",': - t,,;ar@ The restoration II:
the uliun il ;i,ai gr;.:,; blessing cal. yrl ',
,lair,d, Lt; "" tr. ~ AL events, !r' l.'"''.
Ii. early. honorable peace. Wiiair:rr .Nas
ma: :lcrom ,,!i> for r's>"iui and '.'&i2;i>r:i,
in peace alona i, !!irl" ;tny l'"pr :ur ;ll'. "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-28
Factory Goods.

GrHni:cvii;c, Jan G
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

TERNS--Os~ Dri'sr anl Ftfs Ceuts. r~r
ycar. ia aasssc~- Two Doliafs. st ths cod of -
seaf.
Clubbing. W ~ouii r~-p~rtfn'iv call ths
susn'rse al CO.. .rs srssrt o. Isl.1 th-is 80
cNtsu.-iaE m circulstiua oi e hona- pager O.
the tr.is-tar oGrr.
w -tn ssu-f
to Cari-s. fsr ore Vrar. So 1850
- C.ptes .fof ons s-ar. iof 1000
Aai fne cppf 60 the Isersaa gstfiu- ~ tn ci.A-
- aannrs uu-t arcsrrpsnf ths ofier-
~ fruenrt1 q Co.. - ~fsf~ Strs~t
ho.t1a. aa1 i22 Nas-ta Surst. Nes Yea 49,
oar authHrrr-.i Hrrrfs
JOS PRINTING a~atiy sxeru,ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

PoUNDs 90 FLorn To TuE B.Enrr. A
correspondent writing from north Billerica.
Mass. subscribcs for the Journal. and
wants 70 know why 300 lbs Of -four are not
put into a barrel. instead of l96. lie SAYS
great Inconvenience arises 90 purchasers
uho are not quick a. figures that are
obliged % buy -four ~ the dollar or half
dollars worth. la barrel contained 20O
hs.. a. the barrel might without increasing
the size. deal q declaration might De
saved Co poor mcn and women. and also 10
the poor groc1s.
Oar corrrsponient has foiloueI the gro
Gerry business for a quarter u ceptury.
ani thc inqpiry b. makes is certainly a PER-
iinent one. AT tbe information we can
give oa the subject is-that parliament once
passed law fiat articles sold 40 SmiihfeII
market. LonIon. shouil be by sfaue weights
of fourteen pounds d. regard O. four.
fs1rte-l venes coall be put into a barrel
though thar might rot Eii but come near
er ba-r,i Than a stone more or one le-s.
tai' was no douh'. the way it happened that
i5 lts. were fr.t considered a barrel
Notuithsiaul.rg this arbitrary enactment.
custom a. Sni,bfeld~ male stone
weight ~ ei-ht pounds. probably g. a mat
Ger g convenience.
What regulations there nav have been
made in this country in regard to che mat
Ter We ere gaabie to state. other than that
Ncv York gears ago rasscd law thar
barrel of -four shouid be either i96 or i1s
pounds. TOE latter weight would CORES
pond with the ' SmithfeII '' custom of ei-h.
pound stones--being sixteen Of them.
Is. H. jour. of Aar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03
VOLUME 80. NO. 32.

one has been polite enOugh TO offer me
seat. Yet / enclose 4 hall sovereign
Without changing a muscle of n. face,
and with the utmost gravity. Mr.. Beecher
proceeded 10 say; - Hereafter wish my
congregation and the ushers to understand.
when they see an Englishman standing in
the crowd. Who has been the superintendent
Of an anti-slavery Sabbath school. and Who
has half sovereign IN hisPoeket. they must
give hi@ seat instantly. Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

lIonrurr BEHEt Bann.rrrfrs Tn.
assistant surgeon ofthe ooh OHIO regiment.
IT, T. 'iemous. writes to q lady in Sssdg.-
-y a letter from which the Register quote,
the particulars of one of the NOS, ou,r,.
gcous eases Of rebel barbariiy which che bis
tory oithe va furnishes. Having preyi-
ousIy spoken Of a scout q fse or siS drrs
in which bis brigade had participated. be
says.
w bile We we're out on this last trin I
dressed ne wo1nfs ri r. soldier C72d lodi
anal uho I'D been taken prisoner With
rourade. ANer tying th-u az % q tree.
wifh uc.r hsnis behind thrnl. q ssrfsia de-
haerafrir shoi them both-kirng the other
mao on the spot After shoafinr fi.- ono +
saE once fhruugh tie face anl once thros-b
the necs 81 ibat cut the ball out iust BE-
ioE ihe nend q thr jaE on che 0pposife
si4e, untllug BIN they sfiii found u had
lie in him. when IRE Send shot him a~.ia
in The back Of fhe bad while be iav with
ing on the ground. the ball entering is,s a
iae base of TIE ear and coming out Al fhe
ieit cye. completely DESTROYING IL All
vet with tbess wounds in tbe lead. neck
end faee. thst man rot % snd wandered
around untii b. canne acros. our brigade.
sn1 - iell INTO nv ha,f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

LrFE's HArFEEsr PEEIoD. Kingsley
gives his evidence on this disputed point.
lie thus declares: .. There Is no uIeas.re
that they have experienced Ike a chiId's
midsummer holiday; tie time. I mean.
when two or three Of Is used TO 20 away up
the brook aud take our dinners. with Us.
and come home At night. tired dirty. scratch
ed beyoad recognition. with a great nose
gas. three LITTLE trout. and one shoe. the
other one having been used for a boat
until il wen; down With all hands bevond
sounding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

QCICK on THE TEIGGER. 4" lou viii
please 70 observe said old Mr Lanbwe
As be led u- through hIs school the other
dAy. - that the boys are required 10 dis
play the utmost attention 70 questions and
discipline. and IN a short time become di-
vested Of that mos, annoying disposition TO
teach each other; in short. they soon settle
down IN all the gravity Of mature wears.
under the wholesome systcm have intro
dsced-
We at tbs moment arrived in front Of
several boys. who we're standing around
bucket Of water. and one had Just charged
has mouth With the contents Of tin cup.
While the Old gentleman was STOPPING 20
recover.his pen from the floor. when anoth-
er boy passing behind snapped his finger
quictly behind the boys ear. causing him
By a sudden start to eject The contents over
she Pedagogue's bald pate. Starting up
right With his face and hair dripping. the
master shouted.
'' Who done thais''
The party unanimously cried out. =. jim
Gun. SIR.
" jim Gun. yoa rascal. what did you 10
that fors'
jim appalled, Al the mischief he had
done. muttered out that il was not his fauls.
out Tom Owen had snapped him.
Ihis changed the direction Of oil Lamb
wells wrath. and shaking his hand porten-
tiously over Owens head. he asked. " Did
YOU snap Gum
The caiPrit trembling with fear. aur-
INJURED. " ies. sir. snapped Gua, bat
didn't know that be uAs loaded -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

AS i~CmEsr 81 DIrcum's Carnru.
On >auday evening. az plymouth Church.
Brooklyn. vhen the pastor snuoaaced To-
results ola collcc,ion which bad been taken
up in thc morning for tbe ChIIrcns AID
Society. D. read a note lefi IN tie plate 90
ihe f,i'oving effect.
" 7 am en- Eng'ishmaa tie supeTinten-
dent q en- anti-slarery school have
stood ~ iuring fbs rbois serucs. ani no
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

a PRAorIcsL JEsr. Mr. Baruun. when
boy entered ouaker meeting house in
Canterbury. Eng, looking around AZ the
gave assembly. hc heid up a penny tart.
and sa.d solemnly: Whoever speak. sr,,
shall have this pie "Go thy way.~ com
mcnoed trab colored gentleman. rising
" Go fhy way. and % The pic is yours
sir. exelaimcd r.. placing i before n. as
founded speaker. and hastily eacctinr b,,
escape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

HAVE TO CONE TO IT. The ehivalrv
have always affected the greatest aversion
TO the Yankee dish Of baked beans, bot in
the present food dearth they have to bring
their unwilling noses % the g-indstone. and
we Ind the Lynehburg virginian demon
s'rAiins eiAooratciy that PORK AMI beans Is
tie cheapest and most nuirious food to be
had We shall next expect to see the Con-
feds brought over to cod-fsh.
Washington Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

As a Methodist minister IN L.it-Lfeld
County vas Prcachiag recently. he smoke
rather disresPectfally Of NortLern traitors.
I pm which she one cot up and sailed ma
lesiicaiiy towards tie door. The clerrv-
man. stopping f1r amomcnt. boxed At her.
then over tie audience. when. with an az
OF TIE utmost surprise. in low tone be
sad; " } hsd 20 idea that had power 10
casi out deviis y" and went on With LA d.
course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

Il vas Yankee love letter in which the
writer said. " How Nish. my dear Adeline.
my engagements would permit ne % leave
town and 20 % see you. IL would be lie
visiting some Oh ruin. hallowed BY time
and Taught with thousand pleasant recol-
lecflnns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

Judge Peck tells a good story apropos Of
the President Emancipation Proclamation.
some one told the Judge that the Procla-
nation Vas unconsiitutional-tlat the Pres
ident had no power 70 abolish slavery.
% That reminds me Of something replied
the Judge q" When ] was a young lawyer.
was very proud 70 Get my first case before
a Rhode Island Justice Of the Peace. and
prepare myself to confront the Justice
with any amosnt Of legal lore. But
found that tic case had been virtually deci-
ded before ihe trial began % address
the Court bot the Justice said That j.
al very vel. soung man. but IL amounts o
nothing. | have already decided the case.
! have fucd the defendant one h.nared
dollars and costs But. your honor I
replied. you vi.l reco.iect that. ulder the
statutes Of Rhode Island. you have 10 pow
er o. iufict fine Of more than ffty dollar.
and costs That makes no difercnce.'
replied ;hc Justice. ! probably under
stand nay duties a. well as you do Ger
tsinlv.' replied; bat you cannot fue my
client q haudrcd dollars. the Law does not
allow it. You dsrned fool replied the
Justice; don't you see that lere done
H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

In addressing jury upon one occasion.
the celebrated Mr. jeffrey found il neeessa-
~ TO make free with tho character Of n mil
itAry officer who was present during the
whole harangue- Upon hearing himself
several times spoken as - the soldier the
son Of Mars. boiling with indignation. in
terrup;ed the Pieader: " Dont call me a
soid'er. sir; am an Officer Mr. JefTre
Immediately went on; ''weH. gentleman
this officer. who is no soldier. was the sole
cause Of the mischief that occurred
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

a gentleman on his vay from Boston 70
Vermont. stopped at a tavern where be met
an inqnisitiVe country fellow Who said:
p" Where have you come from. II I nav
be 50 bold?~
- an going 90 Vermont"
" Who are YOU going 70 see there. fl
may be 50 bold p
"Wid0w VI. o.
." Are you a married man. II I nav Be 40
bolds-
% an a widower.~
3" Are you going TO marry Ii. widow. IL
may be 30 bold -
- Ahem, that's too bold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

upon them you VII see abundant ProsPeri-
~. and plenty Of books and papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24
DYORDER OF PROBATE COTTRT

I'D Administrators Sale of Real Estate.The estate of
the late Nathaniel s. >isbee situated in Stern9 Mass
about hal mile from the meeting house. consisting of
convenient dwelling house, barn two shops and other
outhudings with about seven of land with good
fruit trees well situated will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises Tuesday, September 18TH A d 1862 at
fyyo o'cInck p NJ 9sucM au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24

M . urning Silks.

Plain BLACK Silks without lustre in various graies in
GLIDING goods of very superior quality Also very de-
srable assortment of Mourning silks in Checks and
Stripes Plain Black lhibe Shawls full size and perfect
black in both long ana square Black Cashmere Shawls
and Mourning Wool Nhawls, all grades. "Lupins' SUI
peiior Black BOmbazmes in all grades, from fine to
ira supertne. Also Lupns Black MOussne de LANES,
in all grades, of single and double width.
These goods much superior to other make and
are warranted to give entire satisfaction in the and
shAln black
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24

~ TENT ELASTIC ROoFING.-rhis Roofins can be
applied TO- roofs Of any shape-elther oval, nat or
pitched II VIII not melt nor crack; avoids the OF
very light Tin Roofs my be covered with the com
position, making them proof against the weather and
II partially worn, make them as good new.
Orders for roofing and for covering TIN roofs, promptly
attended to by WM L. CLARK. Agent for Wore caster
county Ofc No. 21O Main, Austin street, Worees
ter, Mass diff jyl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24

Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair.
Bogle's Electric Hair Dye Best in the World.
Bogle's Balm ofCyhcrla .. Cur,s tan and Pfmplcs.
Bogle's Wigs and Hair Work New Improvements.
surpass all others Cheapest, best, and most reliable
Tryi BE convinced W. B0GLE,
202 Washington ST. Boston
iyIO d5n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24

In this city Aug. d. Mrs. lydia widow of the la tie
Samuel Fiske of Grafton, 80 yrs 10 DAYS.
In Holden, Aug 81, Helen S, daughter Isaac and
Josephine Merriam, 2 yrs IL mos. % DAYS
In Oahham, Aug 2l, Apollos Cushman, So yrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24
MORN 'TTCN WANTED.-Of OIL

= YER DAVIEAu aged II who left the house of his
father. Pierre navcaI in Stonevlle (Auburn) Aug 90
He YVES bare oct and wore ovorals and checked cot
ton shirt. ANY INFORM tion concerning his whereabou s
given to his fnih ur toJO5EPd COTE, in this citv
will be Ihsnkfliv received. d3t* au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24
HAMMERS CHAMPAGNE A ~ ,.

AhlMERS CHAMfAbNE ALC
IL The attention ofthe public solicited to the So
DerfOr quality or a.,
Hammers Fresh-Brewed Champagne Ale'
This ale is brewed fresh all seasons o. me yea ana
t Lesnin0 quality especially OF that brewed uufs the
mos, b5t weather is guaranteed for any length
Of time For sale barrels AID nalf e9fTels at no ~
The saie Of Hammers Champagne Ale in worcester
anil VII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24

Hair Dye! Hair Dye !-BATcHELOR's CELE-
DRAFTED HAIR DYE Is THE BEST THE WORLD Tine
only Harmless true and reliable Dye known This
splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red, Rusty or
Grey Hair, instantly to a GLOSSY Btgck or Natural
Broom, without inurng the hair or staining the sK'
leaving the hair soft beautiful mparts fresh Nlal
ty frequently restoring its pristine color and reches
the III effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed LIZ
LIAM A. BATCHELoR, all others are mere imitatohs'
and should be avoided sold by all Druggists &c rae
tory-Sl Barclay street. N. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
(,re, for Pressing the Hair Sold in WOrcesterby Geo.
L. Harlow. d&Wly Je-'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-24
Dr. John Q. Mntt, Physrcinn ana snrren,

Elr. % ohm G. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
80 COURT STREET, corner OF Howard Boston, consult
ed daily from lnmt 2 and from to in the evening
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ANNlE's SAVINGS Box.-'iThere is one of
my glove-buttons gone" said sister Kate, as
she was preparing to go out. "How provok-
ing it is A glove looks so untidy unfas-
tened"
"Just wait a minute, sister," said Annie,
~ believe l have some glove-buttons in my
box" and opening the lid she took out little
tin mustard box, and, pouring the contents in
her apron, soon found the required article.
Her handy little needle and silk quickly sewed
it on, and she was well repaid by kiss from
her sister, and hearty ''thank you, Annie,
dear; your little cabinet of curiOsities is a
perfect gold mine. You can always find the
right thing there" and she tripped down the
steps now quite satisfied that all was right.
"How long have you had that box, cousin
Annie?" asked Ned, who was spending a
week at the house.
Ever since she can remember, I guess,
SAID her mother, laughing. ''She always was
careful little thing fom the time she could
toddle about the floor. She used to make lit
tie collections of buttons and tamarind stones,
and do not know what ALL when she was
four and five years old. 1t is a good l. bit
though, and L am sure we are all indebted tr
her every day of our lives. 1t would be a en-.
rloslty to keep an account, some day, of the
calls she has,"
II think l will do it," said Ned. "Whert
can l find paper and penci?"
Annie opened her little box again and tool
out the half of an old envelope she had saved
cutting off the torn side, and little piece o
pencil some one had swept out doors.
"You can set down three things, to begir