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WORCESTER:

Mr.. Hodge, of Middletown, who was very
glad to accept it.
Chauncey Paul of Union raised this season
on one-fourth of an acre of land, $50 bushels
of onions, netting 1925, or 81 80 per bushel
Mr.. Ezra Chappell of New London, COM
mences to distribute bread among the poor of
that city, this week. For several years he
has given thousands of loaves to the needy.
The wife of Lorenzo Dow, the eccentric
preacher, died at Montville on Tuesday of last
week.
The state teachers association held its
meeting at Rockville last week. 1t was one
of the largest and most interesting of the kind
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SALE OF OLD PoRTRArrs.-There was an
auction sale of portraits of eminent persons
i'll New York, last week, which excited con-
siderable interest The works were by Stuart
Trumbull, Jarvis, Peale, Inman and other
wel-known artists, and are all old, and some
were much faded. The following prices were
obtained:
Daniel Boone, by Jarvis, SIS 50; Benjamin Frank
lin, by Peale 40 o.; Thomas Jefferson, by Otis 65 W
Henry Clay. 81 90 John c. Calhoun, Go CO.; Samuel
Adams, by Savage, So 90; De Witt Clinton. by Rem
brandt Peale, 700; Washington by Stuart, $50 90
John Jay. 105 90; DE Witt Clinton, by Henry In
man, 800 00 Alexander hamilton, 70 90; Christo-
pher Columbus, copied by Otis, 70 00i John Adams,
by Peale 80 Cos Mrs. Madison, 50 90; Vespucius by
Otis, from the gallery of Thomas Jefferson IS 90;
Gen. jackson, % 90; Gen. Anthony Wayne. by Sa-
wage, 10 90; John Adams, by Otis. 1916, 81 %
James Madison, by Otis, 1916, 81 90; Washington,
by Savage, 81 %.
The bidding was very spirited, and when
the portraits of Washington by Stuart, and of
Clinton by Inman, were put up, lively con-
test took place. The portrait of Washington
was started at $50, and ran up to $500, when
it was knocked down to Mr.. Bryant of Fifth
avenue. A large portrait of Jenny Lind,
painted from life, by Wartield, brought only
$50. A number of small portraits of John
Randolph, Gen. Armstrong, Com. Melon
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The BEAUMARCHAIS MANUsCRIPTs.-Sev
volumes OF manuscript papers by Beaumar-
chais have lately been discovered in the shop
OF Il London bookseller. M. Fuurnier, who
was one of the persons who found them, i'm
mediatey acquainted NJ. Thierry, director of
the trancais, of the fact In his letter to that
gentleman, he says There is among them
q manuscript Of the Barber de Sevile; an
other OF the Mere Coupable,' with numerous
variations in the handwriting of Beaumar-
chaiS; another OF the piece of the Faux Ami,
which afterwards became Mes Deux Amis;'
you will moreover have nine or ten pieces
completely unknuwn-cOmedies, one in three
acts In prose, and another in one act in verse !;
comic operas, farceS, &c. Add to this whole
volume of songs and music noted by Beau
marchais himself, volume of literary cor
respondence. one of diplomatic letters, and
another relative to the affair hitherto so mys-
FERROUS Of Beaumarchais and the Chevalier
dEon; and, if you conclude the purchase, you
will possess the richest part in the manuscript
inheritance of Beamarchais." M. Thierry i'm
mediately accepted the terms on which the
bookseller proposed to sell the manuscripts,
and they are now the property of the Theatre
Francals.
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Washington Correspondence of the N. Y Commercial.
The PRESIDENTS SALARr.-It is thought
that proposition will be made at the next
session of congress to increase the presidents
salary. The Star of the Both ult. says that to
raise the presidents compensation in some de-
gree to correspond with the cost of living, and
the increased expenses of the White House
from the larger number OF guests to be enter
tanned there than in days of yore, meets with
general favor. The salary ofalmost every of
fcer under the government has been increas-
ed to meet the eXigences of raised prices, &c..
and there seems no good reason why the chief
magistrate of the nation should be excepted
from the benefit of an advance so justly and
properly made.
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The GALLANT DRUMMER OF THE Third
VERMoNT.-Willie Johnston, thirteen years
old, drummer boy in Co. ID, Sd Vermont
regiment, has received medal for his heroic
conduct in the seven days fight before Rich
mOnd. On the retreat, when strong men
threw away their guns, knapsacks, and blank
cts, that they might have less weight to carry,
this little fellow kept his drum and brought it
safely to Harrisons Landing, where he had
the honor of drumming for division parade,
he being the only drummer who brought his
drum from the field. Upon these facts being
reported to the war department by the division
commander, Willie was presented with the
star medal of honor by Secretary Stanton in
person. Young Johnstons parents reside in
this town. His father is a member of the Sd
Vermont regiment.-S. Johasbury CaledO-
ninn
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INoENDIARY FRE.-The dwelling house of
Thomas Drew, Esq, in West Newton, was
fired by an incendiary on Sunday evening,
about nine O'Clock, but by the aid of the
neighbors, and the prompt application of a
stream of water from the engine in the viii
lage, it was extinguisEed with trifiing dam
age. The selectmen have offered hand
some reward for the detection of the incen-
diaries who infest this village, but yet no
clue mas been discovered which will lead to
their arrest Boston transcript.
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SANITARY FAIR IN PoRTLANp.-The Port
land branch of the sanitary commission had
the benefit of a fair on the 2Sih and Goth ult.,
at the residence of Hon. j. b. Bruwn-re-
ceipts amounting to eighteen hundred dollars.
There was realized considerable amount
from the sale of autographs, which included
those of president Lincoln, Gen. Meade, and
Hon. Edward Everett. Mr.. Everett also con-
ttibuted the manuscript of his speech made at
the last alumni dinner at Cambridge 'The
Commissioner" a sprlghtly little sheet, dis
tributed at the fair gave the following menu
of Christmas dinner, which came Oft near
Fredercks burg last winter. 1t will be seen
that the gallant chet-de-cuisine eked out his
somewhat scanty materials by a liberal use of
his knowledge Of French, and thus gave his
menu very imposing appearance =
PoTAGE.
la Julieune,
POISSON.
Maquelrau iraiche,
RoTls.
ROsbii lAnglaise.
Poulets la tuanciere.
Dindon saIs truies
ENTREMETs.
Rz a la miiaire.
PommcS dc terres cuites.
Petits pois a la tin.can.
b1ais douX a Ia Wiuslow.
Pain doucs de Ia civilization.
Fain duTe a j armec de Potomac.
feches au jus.
HoRS D. oEUVRES.
Beurre actucl.
Pickles, de Worcester, etc.
FrOmage
PATIsskRIE.
Paes du Fyandier.
Apple lie
RisOles.
CAFE NoIE.
WINS Ell LlQUERS.
Mumms champagne
Niskey Gu commissaire.
Nuremburs Punch
ad libitum.
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TnleMn or ADvrRrIsINO.

In THE DAILY sPYi-one square" (three fourths OF
an inch first Insertion, OIL each subsequent insertion,
~ cents; one week, 81; two weeks, o. u.s. one month
vs.; three months 81; year So For half square
the price viii be three ourh Of price Of one square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEKLY Flrst Insertion 81 per square, each sub
sequent insertion % cents.
kH All transient Advertisements must be paid IN ad-
make quarterly payments
~ 40 grataifous ddveriisemeHss. No report, reso
lutiOs or proceedings OF any corporation society,
association and no communication designed 10 cali at
tenton to any matter OF limited individual Interest.
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves RESPONSE
Bile for any errors that may occur, beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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Your obedient servant.

n. LINCOLN.
The proclamation and letter are to be pur-
chased for the Historical society of Chicago
a subscription to be opened for that purpose,
and any and all giving what they please. This
record is to he preserved with the proclama-
ton and letter.
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IetueIrp, &e.

DEDUCTION IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ AT FISH'S JEwEJRY EMPORIUM, NO. 2
BAY STATE BLOCK.
This well known establishment now present at
fractions to purchasers before offered in
ter The decline in gold has enabled me to supply my
stock for the fall trade at great advantage, and no
pains and efforts have been spared to furnish the
choicest goods manufactured. Visitors and citizens
should embrace the first opportunity to examine the
stock and notice reduced prices The proprietor
determined to the demands of purchasers in STYLE
and the most ecomical in price. DIFF ola
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Anftr0ms.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE BY License Of Colrt, will be sold Public
Anc ion on the premises, No. 36 Exchange street. on
TUESDAY, Nov 3D. at O'Clock NJ, Four thousand
Feet of Land with the buildings thereon, consisting
three story Brick Building and Barn. The building Ia
substantial one and finished into rooms, which, by II
small outlay be converted into cncments for which
at the present time there is great demand
For urther particulars, inquire Of CHARLES BEL
CHER, Guardian of Minor Tiers, or OF
ola dtn3 JAMES X. PIERCE, Executor.
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~ o A l.
THE LAWRENCE COAL MINES
Are situated the head of the Bay Of Fundv, N. s.,
about ninety miles the city of ST. John, n B..
Goals from the mines haze superior for steam
purpo-es, and admirably adapted for grstes open
stoves, and other household uses
Thil Coal is nearly equal to Newcastle. for coke.
All consumers strong BtuminOus Goals Will find it
for their interest II call and examine samples at the
Office of the subscriber.
Corner of Exchange ard Union SITS,
Worcester and 10 Duarr rect Boston: also, TO the
many large manufacturers where they have IT in
For sale by Tact or cargo.
CHARLES E. MILES, Agent.
Worcester, Oct IL 1868. diff
COAL C0ALH CoALil
have now at my ard on MANCHESTER STREET
agood supply OF
FRAN
PEA RIDGE,
LEIsIssBE,
CkONT,
WHITE ASH, aud
CHIESTAUT COAL,
which am ready deliver in part Of the CITY, Or
ders lett at the ard Pennman HarringOn's, Main
st D. d. Kaves 81 Main st, Albert ). Browns, ISL
Main ST.. will be promptly hllcd.
a. w. VVELLINGTON.
Worcester. Aug "a, 1858 diff au24
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WAsnlNeroY. Der. 26th, 1865,

" AoIIINOIUN, VUT' -UITI, IoOO'
Ladies, having in charge the Northwestern
Fair for the Sanitary Commission, Chica-
60, Iii
According to the request made in your be-
half, the original draft of the emancipation
proclamation Is herewith inclosed. The for
NAL words at the top and the conclusion, ex-
cept the signature, you perceive are not in
my handwriting. They were written at the
state department. The printed part was cut
from the preliminary proclamation, and past
ed on merely to save writing. 1 had some
desire to retain the paper, but if it shall con-
tribute to the relief or comfort Of the soldiers,
that will be hnttpr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-03

The ORIGINAL Cory OF THE EMANCIPATION
PRocIAMArIoE.-Hh following is Il copy of
the presidents letter to the Sanitary Commits
sion Fair at Chcago:--
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$pettafles. 1T.

In consequence of the great difficulty to import goods
from foreign countries, have made arrangements for
the manufacture of all kinds of
optical, N1aIh emLticHI and Philosophical
Instruments,
And by thus saving the heavy cost OF exchange and
duty will he enabled to sell for much lower rates than
lmpor Ell goods can be sold.
Hoping to receive the patronage and encouragement
Of friends ana the country at large offer for the
, EXT Sixty DAYS!
All nv imported Goods slch fine MICROSCOPES
faLEsCoPss, OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, Mathematical
Instru nents &C. &C. at 20 per cent lower than import
ing pr intending to close them all make room
for those of my Yanutacture
IsIa 'ntinde to adopt Glasses for the most defec-
tive sight with qua aztec for satisfaction PeDbela
ground periscopic and flint of my own grinding set to
auy style Il frame at low rates.
An large Of Gold, Silver and Steel
50 lctacles and Eve classes cenSf i,i;t O.
rssesF ~ sfs, -.u the past ami pray
H1g f0t a Aldu continuation of the same,
am respe fully,
J. RoSENBUSH, OptIclan.
esg- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
z. ST. would respectfully remini the public that
employ no one in selling my Glasses Specta cles.
mch24 dtf j. RDSENBUSlI. 0ptician.
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CTANDING WOOD AT AUCTION
VALUABLE FARM AT AUC-

lsiin TION.-W be sold at Public Auction, tho
sl1tAs premises on TUESDAY, the tenth day of Novem
Der mes at one O'Clock p N, the well known Home
stead Fa m OF Elijah stowe late of Worcester deceased
situated three miles from the curt House In Worcester
sistng of 700 Of land with good convenient
Buildings, ii supply of Fruit, and good supply OF
neverailmg soft water will sell the buildings with
sixty of land the whole together, purchasers
may desire Also, at the time and place, from
twenty to twenty five tons English Hay In barn
Terms made known at sale NEWELL MOORE.
Il. b LAMS0N, Auctioneer.
Holden, t, g. ls63. dlw* OF
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A. p. WARE & co.

IA l. w AIDL " W.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND PUBLIC GEN.
ORALLY, 10 THEIR VERY ExTEN-
sIVE PRODUCTIONS OFNEW CLOTH
ING, CDMPRIsING A GENEH A l.
STOCK OF SEAsONAELE GAISMEN
ADAPTED TO TIE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL CLASSES OF FUR
CHAsEKs INCLUDIEG THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES or THE
SEASON.
THE BOYs' DEPARTMENT is IN
FULL STOCK AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF a CONTINUANCE OF
FAST yEALPATRONAGE
In TEE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE To OFFER QUITE THE
LA aGESC AND MOOT DESIRABLE
STOCK az OVEKCO ATING AND
GOODS FOas ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
BESIR AHLE GARMESTs EVER AID
vERTIsEO AT THIS ESTABLISH
MENF.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EITHER DEPAKTk2ENT OF OUR
BUaISESS, AXE KEsPECTFULLY IN
VETED TO CALL AND FREELY Elk.
ANIME THE SAME.
ET-gPURDGIASERs AT WHOLEsAL LIE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUK STOCK.
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PARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
Sp l e n d i d + a IN
AT AUCTION.


VIII be sold at public auction
ON THUHSD NOV'R. 9th, 1909,
At O'Clock NJ, the premises in the extreme south
part of West Boyston being only five miles from Wor-
of the best farms in Worcester county Said farm
contains about 6O of choice land well divided into
moving, pnsuragc, tiage, and 2j Of woodland,
with good orchard of about 200 trees engratcd fruit
In bearing condition Also pears ounces currants
cherries grapes, &c. in abundance.
The buildings consist of large two story dwelling
hOu with an l., wood house. connected with which is
water power used for driving grist mill. threshng
machine, circular churn turning lathe grindsOne,
&c. Also smaller house. containing four rooms, with
wood house. carriage house. slaughter house, ice house
and hog house, also blacksmith shop The barn Is rs
by "a feet with cellar fronting the south under tho
whole building wtn granary and tool house attached
all of which is In good repair. The house barn are
spring, which the severest drought Injuries. Said
Is almost entirely fenced with stone wall, well
waered Is easy OF access requiring small amount of
help or compare with many farms OF Its size, and
has rich and most productive soil.
The stock and tools ON the fam will be sold at bar
grin should the purchaser desire.
For further particulars inquire of j. ID. Lowell No 2is
ain sire t. Worcester who formerly owned said farm
oroilhe subscriber on the premises
HORACE KENDALI, AactionCcr.
West Bcylston, Oct 26 1863 OF d&wts
STANDING WOOD AT AUCTION
~ The Wood standing 100 acres OF land, in Stone
vile (Auburn) VIII he sold Public Auction the
premises, on SArt RDAY, November at A. NJ, or If
time The wood will be sold in lots of TO 10
to suit purchasers II desired, portions Of the land will
be I'D, arrangements made to allow tho purchaser
several ears to cut III the wood
The woodland is situated the norherlv part of the
Merriam Farm l. than miles from the City Hall. and
nf mile from the Railroad Depot in Auburn, and Da-
mas saw mill.
Terms If de, COOL endorsed notes on one year. with
interest For further particulars location OF the
MAYERS, to T. II. DEWEY, 2lS Main street, or TO
oJl dts ELI b. LAAlSoN, Auctioneer.
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@Ortester Daily Spy.


Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
subscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions
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Grrcs, giants. &c.
g1usieal.

MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET
AVA ORGANS. HARMONIOUS, and MELODEONs.
Prices of Organs with and stops, $40 to $3.50; with
TO " stops S225 TO $500 MeodeOms, $50 S225 Witt
ten opinions of many Of the distinguished organ
lists and musicians in the country that these THE
BEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD OF their class,
may be seen at the warorooms No. 2Ii Wash ngton st.
Boston Catalogues sent by mail Ad ircss MASON &
HAhLtN Boston. For sale in Worcester by
o5 dom \. r. LELAND.
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Glotbtng.

NALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
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!RAs AND 0PERA LIRRETT0S

- MEN AND CHoiog EpITtoEs.-OLGVER DlTSON
d co, Boston, publish all the standard Operas, Gle
with Italian and English words, 81 eachi Piano Solo ST.
Also authentic and reliable litiun all the Librct
tos, at % cents each ANY work mglcd. postpaid. ON
receipt of the price. o. d. d Co. will forward april
cation complete list Of all their Music Books, with
pTices affixed o3l
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TRUssESI TRUs S E S

..s o1,ietea with Hernia or Rupture, Trusses
~ sSiiifiy applied and perfect Dc guaranteed IN
yerv instance at the Drug Store OF GEo I. HAklVWs
81 Nain cor. Pleasant ST., Worcester. deopu %
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DDARD & RIEDL'S
~

Having secured the services Of Mr. o. II. DAVIS, for
merly Of Davis & Brooks Band Of Lowell, PrOmpter
prepared to furnish Music for Balls and Parties at
reasonable terms.
9@- Any number Of Pieces furnished
Apply to n p. GODDARD, No. 81 Main street, or j.
RIEDL No. Mechanic street. diff o20
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ESih4NO CAll IJp AANI VAsNAAN~
Il TUNED AND REPAIREn.--All orders left at No.
% Portland st, at D0rman's music store, 200 Main
ST, Will receive prompt attention by the subscriber,
A 5. ALLEN
Teacher of the Organ Plano Forte. Vocal muslc and
musical composition. diff au20
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07


SAMBUCI WINE,
celebratedin Europe forts medicinal and benefcis
qualities as gentle Shmulant, Tonic, Diuretic and
Sudorifc. highly esteemed by eminent ply sicians
used in European and American Hospitals, and BIZ
some of the first families in Europe and America
II las no equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine of mostvai
liable grape.
AS A DIURETIC
II imparts healthy action Of the Glands, Kidncys
and Urinary Organs. very benefcialin Dropsy G out
and Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER's WINE
Is not mixture manufactured article but Is pure
from the juice Of the Portugal Sambuci grape cult
waited In New jersey recommended by chemists and
physicians a. possessing medical properties superior
10 any other wines in usc and excellent article for
all weak and debilita ed persons and the aged and
inarm, improving the appetite, and beneftting ades
ALADIEs' WINE,
Because II viii not intoxieate as other wines as il
contains no mixture of spirits otherquors and is
admired for ts rich. peculiar favor, and nutritise
properties imparing healthy tone to the digestive
organs, and blooming, son and healthy skin and
complexion.
WE REFER TO
.few wellknoMn gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine:
Dr.J i: Clifton u i city. br. Dousherty, Newark.
Drs.psrey& Nichoil, New. DR.. Marcy, New York.
ark, N. j. DIR. Cummings Portland
DR.. Hayes, Boston.
rS-None genuine without the signature of"AL-
FRED sPEER, Passsic, N. j., lie over the cork OF
each bottle.
ET-MAEE ONE TRIAL OF THIS FINE.
For sale by Druggists and all first class dealers.
City and town Agents supplied By the State Com.
missioners.
A. sPEER, Proprietor
vTNEYARD-PAssaie, New jersey
OFYIcE-20s Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA F0Y. Paris.
Agentfor France and Germany.
Soldin Portland by II. Ii. HAY Druggist. supply
ing Agent. dec22 dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07
MISCELLANY.

Two Dutchmen, who built and used In
common a small bridge over stream running
through their farms, had dispute about GER
tain repairs which it required after a time
one of them declined to bear any part of the
expense necessary to the purchase of some
new planks. Finally the aggrieved party went
TO neigbboring lawyer and placing $40 in his
hand said
II will give you dis money II you will make
Hans do justice nit te pridge."
How much will it cost TO repair the
bridge?" asked the honest counsellor of the
determined litigant.
'vel, den, not more ash five dollars.,' repli-
ed the Dutchman.
"Very well, said the lawyer, pocketing one
OF the notes and giving him the other, take
this and get 1t repaired Its the best course you
can take
"Yaw," said the Dutchman slowly, "yaw !;
dat ish better ash to quarrel nit Hans" and
ms he went home he shook his head frequently
As If unable after all to quite understand how
he had gained anything by going to law.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical ImfIrmary.

Esta5iished fer fAe treafn,zf If those diseasrs IN
eoth sexss, reqsirfng Experiences, skill Honor ard
DRIvATE CoNsULTATIoSs.-Dr.H aghes has
for q number Of years confined his attention 10
diseases Of certain class. During hs practice be
has treated thousands Of case, and In Instance
has he met with = failure. The remedies are mid,
and there . no interruption Of business ehsngc %
diet. DIR. Hughes Il In constant sttendsRce from
IN the morning until loet night 81 bis efice Ten
PIE street Charges moderate, and cure guarnnfeed
In all oases Separate rooms. that no one VII be
but the DIR. himself Ills remedies disease
when all other remedies fail without dietinE
restriction In the hahts OF the patient With
cut the disgusting aud sckeninE ects 81 most other
remedies cures new cases In law hcnrs With.
cut the dreadful consequent eects % mercury. bar
Is 90 snnihiiafe the rank and roisonous tsinf
that the blood Is 10 absorb. aEless thc grOper
remedy Il used. The ingredients are enfifelyrexet
bic. and no injurious effect either eonstitationaN
locally, eau Be caused BY using them.
YOUNG MN, who are troubled WITH seminal
weakness generally caused By bad habits in youfh,
the Effects Of which are pain and dit1iness IN the
head forgetfalness sometimes . ringing in the care
weak eyes. etc. terminating in CONSUMPTION or IN.
sanity II neglected, are speedily and permanently
cured.
AIcorrespondsnee strictly onadenslaland Hili 6
returned Il desired. Address
DE. j. Il. HUGHES.
Nos Temple Stree, corner Of u ddiel,
Portland
Usend stamp for Circular. iur-dswtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07

THE REAsoN.-While at Berryville, Va.
writes an army correspondent, we established
our lines, and all persons residing within them
and wishing to go beyond them were required
to take the oath of allegiance. An intelligent
contraband wishing TO go through, on learning
the requisition, very innocently asked
"What Is de oath?,
You must swear to support the constitu-
tion," replied the marshal.
"Why, says Sam can't hardly support the
old woman, times are SO drefful hard'
The marshal let him pass.