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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-03
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5ablt Die SAlsl. Big. 6O~l9enpsS:
vNOdebrnne lift 6ran3Ole ocn @sbuyt, war
|frater 5Ufmeilter in 8ratau uno 1T betm
guebru6e Oes WufjfanDes In bas Oicoper
easer o!s Sreitpidtger abss9nneen. @r trGet
eine si0entbumltde Uniform: cine Dunte!
blaue G!UIle uno eben lelGe &etnfletber. ets
nen Qeoerglrtsl, worin 3tpet 9teSoluer unb etr
DOl& lteden, sur Seite einsn Gapalerielabel.
9luf Der 8lOule 1T Iber bte gan3e 8ruls elm
breites wei6es Sreu3 ~aufaen15t, unb ais
ROpf6etedung Bat er- etne NIT weibsm Yel,=
3sug perbrdmte rOtbe &appe. Dts 3ouapen,
Nbtbeilung 1T nunmebr D~Ogtdnptg oraanilrt
unb bewaffnet uno fol- ert tn Den lebten Ios
gen etrea 400 pOr5usliGe Sdeerfubsn erbols
ten baben. Clntsr ibnan Ioa f9 aud etae
Dame beftnben, rpos NIT HadIiAt auf bic
lebten pOintlhen &riege gar nthts gsuss lit.
.2anoiewicj Ielbf bat aud eine Dame, bsreu
SGGnbsit leDObl als beren 6~eloenmuib &c.
Ionoer5 0erlbmt ipirD, ais Wbiutaaten aufee@
nOmmen.
Bon WarfAau aus bereitet man einen
grCben Shla9 Dor. Am 10. uub II. M6r,
tRb 9rpBe ~ErappenmaTen NIT Der Giienbabn
ne6 Dem Guoen tffGrpert rprDen. 90 mel
bet bic q. pr. 3tS. aus 8arl&au fe Fam
aber aud nt6t petbsblen, Dag AUD bisfe
YaGt (pcm 10. auf ben H. tptsper Don
Ytasa aus eine bsbsutenpe Nnsabl, man 9oat
1900, gu Den &ufifanOti6sn eeaanaea lit.
nafoem fe 9sfern etn3eln pte stopt 8or.
l6au aber bic Baubride SerlaRen katten :
man lprtpt bnrcu, iie stn9sn mad Der lttttaue
ti6en Creme"
Ans 3enbsrs, II. MGrs, aber tptrb tels.
grapbil@ 9emelost: r@en. 8tsoraga perltr6
SanOp Gno sOg eesen 9ublsn, pcil fib arORere
JniurgsntsnIGaarsn tn Der @saeap s%siaten."
SanOrp ltt9t auf Der SlbneaIeite oss 4ubliner
@~uberntums.
Die betpen @eItAte su Sfala u. Wtesfotpo
Sfala, ubsr tpelhe tsbt ausflbrlthe 8er;hte
etnlaEgen, tuaren du6erlt b!utia. Der yRau,pf
Ia benz ltst9enGnntsn Srte, Der einen Shat.
btlpet, bssann I'm 101 nog pss Wior.
9et's, EtGte Nebs!Tplten btneen In oas S6al
bsrGk. ais bic &uien, etne Gcmpo9nie @&ut.
yen, jueat &Ct!en Snfanteris unb 1 RDSafers
rs Sselettuus ron so Sbeis3epfen, bers
1nrndtfEs Die rulflden Truppsa eaben 35
Saloen tetntsr lsinanper, yW1brenD BITE Sestce
Ianstt dt Srnppe nl,r.alehs Qaomnaen In
6srettlTafT batte. 90 Die aRs6dTTnssn tpurbsn boz.
rt burh Di,s anltarAaeaeen Rosiui re .urSid.
unN lu6trenS bteles ae(debeu. aud
'er Nnsrif bes ubrt9en rulilben Irupcen
ben auffd,SDtf&en 5urddseitlaeen. 81
Otann ftslsn auf 5siten per SaiNresntsn, IL
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Rts RbpNe SALnnh WALL

|. PrO1tbemcs, 81. s.. 2. 9prtI. gua-
tanO'9e BeriHte iber 6te Staatewabl Iteoen
'pDr' Qterna@ wurbe 5r. @mtt6, RepnbL.
NIT fspsr Waiprttat pom 1911 iber @ppbtns
unN mttttner OiOt Don 5000 iker aae @es.
ner ertr1btt.
OeE Hspublitdnrr Ssnfers Bate cine Wiat.
9On 59l6 uber BrabIer uno 1845 iiber ale
tur @On9reB.' DIXON, 9fepubl., etne Nlat. BON
1922 aber 9rOpne NIB 992 u6er ale fir
@On9rsB. Die Anbanssr SMITHS baden Z
tn Ispem 9aule Der General &er1ammluuo,
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lint rtblf I'm gun5sn laSil6en NeDtsre -
8ater9tn, naa bat Du lelbR Die
S6mtere!
0enn l1ngarn. Serbten F6 b%efrsitsn,
Dae fanoet Du 70 gar Mot i&le3t;
@te tannlt Ou's 9Olen bann btfretten,
6at bas fetu Selbibefreiun9srsAt? -
&snnR. Qeler, Du Die IntpOrt Wleruuber's?
Sa, lpra& er, Bauer: oastf sam3
MAS NnberSl
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Ser &rieg lit &entuGA
Ntebetla9e DON @e8ram's 81 G..
beIIen

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beIlen.
Der GetnS sIebt ffdt nit einem SerLuh. BON sOO
Dfann sariieg.
cincinnati, 2. Nprt(. Cine Depe1ne
an bic Ssrtn8ton r2tmes" lagt: 0@eusraf
Gilman tFaf btsisn MUr9sn bon Dem SG[oGt.
fsi0e bet @pmmerItt Elm. Der Heinb arr
GtGrfe BON 1000 MGmn tyurpe 4 Weilsn
nUTtli4 pm SOmerlet iiberGclt, mDruufer f9
bic ouf d Wetlen Don SCmerIet surif,pa II.
anf Elm ~ St9el 9OliO fabte. Das Gsfe6t
be9ann u ernltlt@ uu6 mad einem 5 fiins
St8en &fe Foben bte &ebsQen, pOu anlerer
@apaGegts bis gum 6lulIe t~srfolat. Da bic
NaAt begetn brad, un6 fe berettS 0crberei.
tnr8en gum uebst lesen aetroFtn batten. 70
beUstttaut9ten lie ben l1s6er9ana, lisBen ie.
bob 400 Stuf 8s6 1urid. S6r Gsrluf
beIauft Itb auf 80 3obte u. 400 9efonoena,
ipOrunter 20 Sff3tere. uaIere Gruppen aabl,
ten 1900 Wfann, tpopon 10 aetGOtet uno 25
p%erlpnnpet purpen. Glarfs'e GebeDtn ftnb
Don Dem 10. Rsntndp QaO, @sat, pUaltaabts
~5ertreut tpurpen.
Offt3tslls 8eRattsun9 bes
a.g ,aa4a. Steets. a,
Wafbtngton, 2. Nprtl. Die folaenbs
OIf,ele DepeiHe 1T bislem WOrseu i'm 6aupt.
QUARTER etHgettpfsn:
eontSotIle, /. Nprtl, $50 P. NJ.
I'm Sen. Mat, Sailed, @enssal nsgbisf.
Die fOl6enbe OePei4e TT BON Sen. @tlu:an
etnge8aHBE;1, tpCrtn er bic @tu,elubetteu iber
isEmEn ~evfOl8rei9eu Nngrtf auf bic WebeQen
IN @entrats Eentndp bert@!et:
Spmere ct. Gp, 81. O1ara. SD artf
8sItern ben 6etaO in elmer ltatten Steuuna.
lDelde er ftR ielbR eepablt bate uns nit s
per!9siot5te, III Ger Nabe bteltr
an.
Sd iAtu9 MID nit Ism s Gtunbsn, tries
l9n p0n elmer SteIIuns sur anDeru, lIrmte
ielue Yoitttpa uno tr!eb i6u IN Ser.
gum 6lule. Setn 8erlua te!rGat
ater 300 3opte, Bernunpste unp @sfanaene.
Der 6eino mar inns 2 9egsn l itberIeaen
tparos sCn Ys9ram III Yeriplt oneefabrt.
Na@t that Der Gsrfolguug Gtubalt, BOD
tie Otelen MRor8en pteber aufoenOmmen
Nir erbsutsten 2 6obuen. Infer
an 3Opten, 8erlpunDeteu NIB 8srmte.
uberEtst9t nt6t 20. GcCtt's beti6ttates
&esiment wurbe abseI9nittem uub
Gilman, 8ria. Sen
Die ean8e &sbelea. M02t 1T aus @rntral.
ttnane8eWoTfen uuD Elm arCssr She'll
Ibr2S Slaubes trteDeE seapmmen tporpen. Su
Gu8ea6Iide esbt cine 2. OepeCobe son
Sen. Gilman, oattrt SIasa!'s Gerr1 am Cunt
8luiIe eth
@%logaI's EerrY, !. @prtl.
SD natsrlGGete Die Ssayts bes Geinbes In
Tlsthem G'ltrtgm 8ert6ts. Derislbe 6atte
Der $500 0lanu, 10 bag 81 uns NIT 2 aeorn
iberIe8eu mar. uutfr Gem @6ube Der N96t
gle sF-an3 @aRttsn ibsr Den @umberlonC-
;lus.
2Sir Iabeu 400 @tiif 8teb tpieber de-
Vrtn'en. Ye8ram's Serlult miro ntSt nett
900 Nann ~sntfernt letu.
Gilman, Brig. @eu.
Dts @pusltGtett, NIT pslaer Ote sruppsu
'Hesntrtrt ipurDen un0 bic Gneraie Bel tbrem
n9rt1e .psrOtsnen ppIe Nnertemnuua.
q. 6. 9urafibe
COMMAND. &,euerdlsWoi
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GOnieQuense

NIs linsli Der @saar, betm 8arentaaeu,
NnT polen FuGte tuutbenbrannt
lpagt' eth Bauer ibm gu fasen
Du bait Stalten a~nereannt,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05
NOTICE.

TNHE PARTIES TO The FOLLOWING CLAIMS
4 filed with the Board Of Claims, at the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket will be taksn up
for investigation a. follows, aud they are requested
90 5upresent with their witnesses
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Mashrille &Hiou.
:. .. mEaorH rsHtor.
HIGH Prices In niehmond.


yr,m The Richmond carro spondoroo, dated April T.
Of The Jaohson, m'ss, App'4'I 38f
NY newspaper carrier, q very dark in
dividual, whose coming every morning At
breakfast time, induces one TO think that
the sky has suddenly clouded up, APP
peared blackly above the area ratings Of
my basement yesterday this accustOm-
ed hour with the gloomy announcement
that he should be under the painful ne
cessity Of charging me 50 40fa mouth for
the Examiner, instead ofSl 20 as hereto
fore because "you see, sab, dey dun riz on
u.s." This is rather a steep elevation in the
process Of journalizipg, bat IL will illus
trate the constant increase in the cost OF
every thing Ia Richmond Think Of SlOOa
ream for foolschp and $40 a ream for let
ter papetl These are the prices at The
book sellers, az retail. Who is the ex-
tortioner2 Where is he? Or, rather,
where is he not The co%untryman comes
to town TO buy q hat for which he is
charged four prices, aud cries out The
halter ought Immediately to be placed in
Castle Thunder; but the same country
man has been paid ten prices for bis eggs
and butter, and twenty prices for his
potatoes. The editor writes an eloquent
leader upon extorlion, which he classes
among the deadly sins, and yet we must
give him five times the ordinary sum to
read hie fine periods and generous de-
nunciations. ASS matter OF pardonable
curiosity, | asked a fashionable tailor
this morning, for what amount he would
make me a plain suit Of black clothes,
and he meekly replied, two hundred and
fifty dollars. Further comment on the
fearful state Of things here, is entirely
unnecessary.
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TERMS OF sTBSCRIPTION,

(N PAR FUNDS
ua.y Vnion' (sing'e eopy) per ennum. .......s1 $40 90
M " per week, ..-......... 20
AS-Ah communications onbusiness with the once,
VIII be addressodto tbo PUBLISHES ofGs UNION,
aud All communications 10 the Editor viii DO address.
o. 10 S, C. MERCER.
Editors orloyal newspapers will do u a great kind.
nsn by repablsAing the foregoing, or It's substance.
Tue current transactions In Tennesses for months to
come win be highly Interesting to All lovers Of their
country AMI hor free Institutions, and the columns Of
the vsloN viii furnish he earliest aud most reliable
history Of these events.
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United States of Amerioa.

MiuYLh DisikfOf on ~TkNhEssEF
Vf bEteAba libel OF Information was nlod within
~ snd iof the Middle District cf Tennessee' at
49, a u vl tle 10Th dny ofAbnl, Nd. 1868, ~
w ne hi de District Of fdanessea. Mo prosecutes
egfeea On oepAi oftho Unlei states, AZ anst a certain
ioto OF gods Ia Morgan a Co.'S store hense 40 eCgI
" INK Noto1 Of tho etsios OF Alahana c.e,si.
9ot'l eeloiina, Virginia, louisiana, and fennes'ee.
~ 49, ~ GOD for rehqons and causes ID ala itb,i
SS.in tta HHen mont pnea and pra{ing proeesi
eemned ns forfeited. ""g 'o''
y tsalei PEI m pursuance Of the m0nlOon. unlar
hNi N9arti 10 me directed and dolvofei.I
80 sl'o PUBLIC notice 70 all persons cl.lmuf
80 ttopattyi or ~ any manner Interested thsr.in.
~ Ivy oe nni APPEAR before said District Court. TO
~ Z tuo 10y or hnfhvile, m and fr sid d..
~ ~ tua Nay Of May, 1865, al 10 o'clmk ia
,9 - no q OF mat day, thea AID ttorc 70 i~nt6fpols
~. e'"NM' ana 20 make their allegations nflst
'o.ll n, II, CLAsOuOK,
Api" 1903 Us Marshal, H. b. r
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m STORE, FOE SALE LOW TO THE
A. Trade
1000 Bills. SALT,
400 sbls. CKu8hED COFFEE SUGARS,
25 HNgs COFEEE,
I2h NoHcs OBACC
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO.
40 Gross FusE~CUr CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KILtCKINICK TOBACCO,
300 Keams WRAPPING PAPER
10 Bags PEPPER,
lOO Boxes PAIN SOAP,
95 Boxes FANCY oar.
% Kegs NADER,
81 Casks SODA,
600 Kegs NATS,
so Cases OYSTERS.
go Cases PINE APPIES,
20 Cases PEACHES,
10 Cases aARDINE8,
10 Chests TEA,
SO Boxes CHEfSE,
Feb5 3m
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RATES OF
10 ADVERTISERS I'M DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position ~
dfei ~ per cent.bdditonal special position outside,
10 pur cent. -
Es- Advertisements inserted IN tho Local Column
charged AZ tho rle o. twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
uponl but every such change VIII involve 0xtra ox-
pense, 20 be paid Cor by the advertiser.
eJ- AdpsrtSri ofceadAig he spaoe coaHaaiad for tpHi
b charged 6r h6Gf1l
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Whom exceeding Ave lines, wiA be charged al the
Usual advertising rates.
Announcements Of Candidates.
''''''sss'sss W
gNN et-i.s..-f q ~
~ tr''s''','.'..rsr . %
~ - 10
lel fc9Wrcd Ia advance Tor an adYefiao-
monei untssbt rneril aHpcmsat.
W. no tndorssned, have this day ADOPTED tie
"ye'o f'iey 10 which va blnd 0~aTselFes strictly 10
adhere.
VA CAMERON, for tho Uaiss.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DhpaioA.
NASHVILLE Tasss July 12th, 1904
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United States Of America:

- AANNINA NN"NNAA w ANNNFrrFEs
AIHEsEAs n lhol Of mum alton wal ed within and
W Tor the Fldaie hninct 0f 1eun, AZ Nashvilo.
On he l0th day NJ April AID ,lBG3, ~ JOhn Irlmbl..
Esq, Attorney iol the uuitcd States ior tho Mldtlf
bhtriot Of Tennessee VINO pmeoontea heron on behalf
Of he Unite aialefi ugalnsi q certain lOt Of goods.rou.
fstng ofand coniainfdtn two hundred and rixfy-
sN boxes lri}rniuf bafrsst twcpty aeFcD kegst mao
Tour btio' mg5Iuto Netting, two peocs Carpstlnp.
AM one bundle Brown Paper also voucher OF Il on
rlmnpha ior hileon barrels whisky and nine kcps
hHmey' iof foiboQf aud cauros Ia said libel Oh mfr.
nation mentioned and praying process AGAINST tho
foited.
Nov, therefore, 10 parsusnos On Ire b~toBi,t,, n
def sl1 sea- ofhaid Court % ne directed and deiv.
espai 90 hereby give public rOtloht 10 ai psfs1n.
oinmmg SAID pruprrty, or in apy maDuer inforesl,d
tntfenl l1at tley Do ana appear before aaid DIetfirt
Court 70 DO hold 81 the CITY 90 Nashville. 10 ard hi
..a District on she Sob day of April, lies. IA 40
o'eiofh IN ino mfeugYu N that day, tlen ana fhsro 4,
Ia That hchalf y. in. OLhsToff
AHNlf " \ MRrshsi M % p
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NOTICE1 NOTTcrU

AIAm sET Ne or THE DTRE6rOgs or tn;
isea ~ d hhlis Gas light Company" March M,
- ICED, That on account uf the very bigb prlo. ,f
"a, anu advance la tho expenses oil nlnula efyyicg
~ .ollAhy cannot sell GaH, amor me fst dav ot
M4rth ~, lSC8
Att, hAhUEL WATKINS. Pres
Apl3-Im
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H-EADQuAnTrRs DEPT or IRE CUMBERLAND,
M-URFausB0aO, TENN, March as, 1903.

Special Field Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered TO in
yestigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging TO pri-
vate parties, for fortiiications at Nash
Vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or az soon there.
after as possible, and will hold its ses.
sions from time TO time as the business
for which il is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be TO thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
Rs soon as the investigation Of it is con
cluded.
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DETAIL FoR THE BOARD.

0aAAAh w Inn RNAANRa
Colonel Il. A. KNa, 68th Ind. Vol.
1t. Col. j. W. LANGLEY, 10th Ill. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoEEELLY, l4th Mich. Vol.
By command Of
Maj. Gen. ROsECRANs,
II. s. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. G..
In pursuance Of the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Maj. General
RosEoRAEs' former Headquarters, High
street Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time TO time as
the business for which it is appointed
may require. Claims for less and dam
age, arising from the use of cotton bales
belonging TO private parties for the forth
acations of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned TO
10 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday, March 20, 1863.
gr EDWARD A. KING,
Col 69th Ind Vol, Pres. of the Board.
March 10-tf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

DIR. Wistar's TsaIsam of wild Cherry
This preparation is cera ain for all diseases OF the
Thr0at and Lungs Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, WhoOp-
~ Cough, tr0up, IqcpteHt Consumption, &c. In con
trmatiun of the highest medical authority that Com
sumption can be cured numerous instances of com.
pee restoration from this disease by the of the Bal
sam can be given
STR ING TESTIMONY
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq, Depot Master at South
RoyalstOn, Mass.
SOUTH RoYALsToN Jan. 4, 1850.
Messrs SETH W. FowLE " Co. Boston,
Gents: Although unsolicited by you, cannot refrain
from ding testimony the already given in
favor of your WIS ar'S Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1858 WAS severely afflicted with
hard, dry cough, with its usual accomplishments of
night sweats, completely prostratng my nervous sys
tenn, and producing such debtated state of health
that after trying medical aid to purpose had given
up all hopes OF ever recovering, had also my friends
At this stage of matters prevailed upon through
the influence OF neighbOr try Wistars Balsam tho
with belief whatever in lis truly wonderful curative
prope ties, aud before u'ing bottles the effect
almos magical. My cough entirely len the night
sweats de erted me hope once eatedmy depressed
spirits, and soon had attained wOnted strength and
vigor Thus had this Balsam as has often been remark
ed bv persons conversant with the above facts in this
vicinity, literally snatched me from the yaving grave
You at liberty to this for the benefit of the
afflicted Very respectfully yours,
BENZ. WHEELER
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE u CO. Boston. and
for sale by druggists and deales generally.
mchl6 ddw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-05

DIR. John @. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
Sc COURT STREET. OF Howard, Boston, is consult
ed daily from IL until 3 and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs
ulous Affections, lum0rs OF all kinds Sores Ulcers and
EruptiOns, Female Complaints &c. An experience of
over tw nty years extensive practice enables Dir. NJ
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable Advice tree.
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
malades of the sex. be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawly
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Amrnsememts.

w ORCESTER THEATRE.
Lessee, MISS LAURA KEENE.
MISS LAURA KEENE
would fully announce to the citizens of worceste
ONE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT !
Saturday Evening, June 9th.
MISS LAURA KEENE
AND HER
Entire New York Company,
in their original characters plaved Inv t,e,r er ,
hundred and fty nights at Miss Laura Keen"s Theotre
S sew YORK; Also, the ORIGINAL COSTUMES AND AP,
The world-renowned Comedy of
OO % AM COUSIN
FLORENCE rRENoHARD, MISS LAURA KEENE.
The Original Character, as plaved nv bor ~ M.
Hundred Nights s' o'eF Ahree
Asa Irenehard, "a live Yankee) MIRO wo,oo. +.
Sir Edward 1renehard =, MT leyick.
Goyle, an attorney at law, M NJ u 1 Il, Mis-
Abel Murcott, (his clork) MI H. Temple
Binney, Ga buter,) AT Al, houng'
BHdticom v,aO" Mr.. F. Maeder.
Mary Meredith, Miss N Mri kowe'
Mrs. hountChesngto NJ I n,i,ogt'
Haa Isitaa' Her Daughters, Miss Laura Leigh
sharp, Miss Clara Ieipb
Family Circle, % cents " '
ire THURSDAY M0RNISG at q al t dSt je3
M + c IL A MIC s H A L L
Two splendid performances on FRIDAY and sATUR
DAY EVENINGS, JUNE and g.
The Great Rebellion,
A grand National Alegory and Tableaux, written ex
pressly for
j. M. Hager's Grand Concerts,
by Henry Morford of New York,
will be given by
300 YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEAIEN. MASTERS
AND MISSES, including the best talent of
This city,
MILITARY CORPS
who appearin defence of the Stars and Stripes.
Mr.. W. ARNOLD GREENE. Professor of Eloeutop
VIII have charge ofthe bee am 4tions
MISS f. A. HAGEk, pupil of Mr. $. B. Mills, will preside
at the PlaLO Forte.
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS
Goddess of Liberty, Military Bows italian,
I IT9tiao Attendant Spirit. ri Imam.
Jusuce, For. ign Intervention. Negro Boy
Famine Pestllrnes war
Ailthe eharac ers will appear in full costume
Inc Declamaons Tahleaux, &c, viii be interpreted
with pleasing variety of
PATRIOTIC SONGS AND CHORUSES.
Happily nsratng the history Of our count and the
Great Rebellion, rendering it the most n
siructve and pleasing entertainments
ever of red the musical public.
That the audience " ierstand aud appreciate the
piece (wheh is elaborate book of 80 pages CONTAINING
& ~ soss ueelamdtions and di logues of the piece
10 cents. iloV
Tickets Pas Is Cents For sale at the Book aud Music
stores aau at the Door Doors open at /
az att, to commence at s.
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Bowel Complaints, PAINS IN STOMACH AND
REAL CHOLERA MoRBUs.-rhese complaints are most
always treated with Opium, when attacks violent
ans after the pain relieved unpleasant debility fol-
lows, which makes the remedy nearly bad the dis
ease The cathaTtic character of E5iRnepei{S TON
AROdNRe its perfectly natural ODiate character has been
owed in most distressing cases and family should
be without it, 1t the most perfect and natural ram
Killer in the world
Fac smile ofJ L. Hunnewells signature over corks OF
genuine only.
For by all dealers in city and country Also, pro
prietor of lunnewels rolu Anodyne and %
NJ b. GREEN ~ CO, JAMES GREEN, Agents ior
Worcester, Mass deod&wlm W-Z
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In this city June Hattie Belle, daughter of Alba and
n W lloughton yrs 10 mos.
Funeral this (Friday) afternoon at p O'CLOCK at the
residence Harrington Avenue. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend
In this city, June Grace, wife of Edward Wheewel,
80 yrs.
Funeral on Sunday at O'Clock, the Thomas street
chapel. Relatives and friends invited TO attend
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In this city, June 4, at the church of the Unity, by
Rev Mr. Shippen Caleb A Wall. toElen Tucker.
In this CITY, June 4, by Rev Richardson, George
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VTNO THE OWNERS OF UNLICENS

W. he Wv NEHS Ct UNLIC EMS
n ED DOGS
CITY OF WORCESTER
City Marshal's office, June g. 1868
The attention of persons this city, who are owners
of unlicensed Dogs is called the following extract
(Hect 81 Chap $50 from the General statutes the
Commonwealth:
every owner or keeper of Dog shall annually on
or before the teih day phil to be regis
tered numbered, described licensed for one wear
from the first day OF the ensuing May the Office the
clerk of the city town wherein he resides: and shall
cause it to around its neck collar distinctly
marked with its owners name and registered number
and shall for such license dollar for a male dog
and five d"llafs Tor female dog "
Attention is also directed to the following Orders
passed at the last session OF the Board OF AldeImen
CITY OF WORCESTER,
IN Board OF Aldermen, June l. 1863
Ordered That the City arshsl be and he is hereby
in this city who is the or keeper of any dog
that is n0t licensed and registered required by the
Laws OF this commonwealth.
Ordeled hat the City Marshal be and he is hereby
authorized to employ suitable person or persons
to destroy, i'll proper manner all dogs going at
la ge about the city that unlicensed yded that
all dogs SO destroyed shall be properly buried
1t will be borne in mind that the Statutes also provide
mat any owner OF Dog may, TINE have it.
licensed until the first day of the ensuing day upon
paying the sum as provided by law. Every licensed
Dog MUST BE COLL tRRD, agreeaby the provisions
Sect. 81, above quoted.
Owners of unlicensed Dogs are notified to procure II.
censes forthwith from the City Clerk the law viii be
strictly enforced.
je5 dat CHAS. b. PRATT, City Marshal
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IeImboId's Extract Isuchu.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
The Great Diuretic.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu,
The Great Diuretic.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of the
Bladder era rel, Kidneys, Dropsy Orga ic Weakness,
all Diseases of the Urinary Organs See advertise
ment in another column Cut it ard send for the
Medicine at once. Beware Of Coonterfes.
my7 deop2m
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Piles, Piles Woods Tar Ointment give immedi-
ate relief and speedily the worst cases. Tlyit
and convince yourselves. G. q. GOODWIN & co, and
WEEKS It POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
in Worcester by George p. Harlow. d3n* mchll