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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17
Mrs. Osborn's VIVA Cherry maI.g

Mr. Mr.; Osb9rn's wild Cherry lsaIAam.-7He
Shifting Of Blood BrOack is, WaoopinS Coso6 C,na'
CG Ee: yd m Brea"ng Inflammation Of the Lungs Or
Ihioat and Lungs and for the reief Of ConsutD,ipe
pastmt$ ~ adpGRced stages Of The disease frcc rs
Gus per bottle Ibis is one of the most important dis
GoveTes ever made ms lis compounded Of roots and
ne Us men Orm as safe and reliable medicine as was
ever oered TO- the public il being used with safety Mt ali
mie IL Is sure to reach the imitation Of the dis
i III acts WIN ulalg success andis perfect
~ harmless To the most delicate invalid or iutai
al utf NJ Il. GREEN & Co, Agents Tor Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

BOSTON, Mass.
prietor of Iunnewells Tolu Anodync, and unneWel'
Eclectic Pills. JOHN =. hill, GEO. p. HARLOM,
NJ. b. GREEN az CO, JAMES GREEN, Agents for
Worcester, Mass. deOd&Wlm FIJI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

For NEwBERN.-The Adams Express Com
pany will dispatch the mail steamship Mary
A. Boardman, from New York, on Thursday.
Friends of soldiers have an opportunity to
send packages and freight. Inquire at the ex-
press office in this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

YANKEE ENGINE COMPANY, No. 5.-We
understand that the annual ball of the Yam
kee engine company is to come off at Horti-
cultural Hall on Friday evening, Feb. 20. The
company has many warm friends, and there is
no doubt but they will have pleasant party
and fine time, as has been the case in former
years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17
CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
at the State unatic luspalin Worcester the week
ending Feb. Is, 1853
Thermometer. Wind. Rain,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

Persons DESTROYS Of procuring Appleton's New Ameri
Cyeopedia, should send to S. CLOUGH, Providence
r. agent for D Appleton & Co., for a circular.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr continues to pay the highes
price for old papers, etc. DIFF ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

REMEMBER Mr.. Zerrahn's concert at Me-
chames' Hall this evening. With the fine
performers beautiful programme, and low
price OF tickets, the house should be full.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

OxToRD.-Captain Prince, who is at home
on a short furlough from the fifteenth regi-
ment, was on Saturday evening presented by
his many friends in Oxford, with sword,
sash, belt, pistol &c. The presentation was
made by William E. Pease, at the post Office,
and was acknowledged by Captain Prince in
appropriate terms. Captain P. entered the
service as sergeant, and has not been absent
from his regiment before, since it entered the
Sc rvice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17
Special g0t1tes.


A SubstItuts for Mercurlas, for which Iature and
common object, and for Broken Constitutions, De-
cayed Teeth ana permanent disease is found in HUME
WELLS ECLECuC FILLS whose great character is their
simplicity and whose results depend upon the freedom
with which they can be used, without drugging the sys
tenn and whose end is to assist nature. Ind
gestuu, Dy spepsa, hi iOus Complaints and perform all
the requisites Of thorough Family Pill money
funded.
For Worms
~ Fac smile OF j. l.. HunneweI's signature over
corks of genuine only.
JOHN i. HUNNEWELL Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

Police CoURT.-Y esterday, John o. Smith,
for assault and battery, was sentenced to the
house of correction for one month"; from
which sentence he appealed, and was COM
mitted in default Of 500 bail. Patrick Muir
ply, for assault and battery, was fined So and
costs. Betsey Hurley, for a similar offence,
paid fine of 81 and costs. Richard Coxon,
committed for non-payment. John Ashton,
for vagrancy, was sent to the house of correc-
ton for one month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

The THEArER.-Three excellent plays are
announced for tonight. Miss Thorne should
call out all our theater-goers. She will be
here only this week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-17

LIEUT.. brennan of the 25th regiment will
leave for Newbern this evening. He will take
letters for the 25th and 51st regiments, if they
are left at the Spy Office at any time previous
to four o'clock this afternoon.
, 1863-09-05


To the Editors Of the Evening Post:
Your "pln experiment" correspondent is
quite correct, not only in his statement hut
In his explanation, which he does not think
sufficient. It is quite an old trick, and It
seems scarcely necessary to explain SO simple
a phenomenon The glass must be perfectly
dry, or the pins cannot be put In as described;
and the larger the diameter Of the top, the
the matter is, that the capillary attraction OF
the glass at the margin prevents the
water from rising where it Is In direct con-
tract; but It may be made to rise In the cen
Etxe 60 that its surface assumes d conve1i-
s9 proportionate to the amount Of displace-
@ment below: The same thing Is seen ii ey
to cur lips the fluid taken up being consia.
erably higher than the spoon margin, If held
perfectly lerel. The same thing Is seen when
drops Of water stand on waiter, or On q dry
table cloth. The capillary attraction around
the drop holds it sometimes almost spherical,
and it is egen difficult to force 1t to become
ditfneed.
Ifthe pins should be melted into a solid
macs, 1t would be seen that the bulk is just
proportionate to the rise of the water. But
the great number Of them, and the loosely
tangled manner in which they fall, deceiye5
The observer. If the margin Of the glass be
wet, the experiment cannot be made, because
tho elevated surface of water will follow the
ordinary laws Of gravity, and flow off In tho
channel made In the rim of attraction around
BY The moisture, which leads In a current
oTer the restraining margin. OF course, the
greater the diameter Of the top Of the glass,
the larger the bulk which 1t will take In, rs
the area Of surface is greatest at the margin.
The reason why the CLUES cannot be poured
full as this is, that the dropping of the water
agitates the surface; while the dropping Of
pins does not more 1t. c. s.
, 1863-09-05

On Monday forenoon several ladies. while
on visit to . f1iend's house, a short distance
frum Gray's Ferry, we're amusing themselves
b. singing ard dancing, when one Of them, a
II side1t Of Baltimore, sang verse. Of tho
Ct Bonuy Blue Flag :" one Of the other ladies
ieetlrgiy taid, You're a REBEL ut which
another commenced the "Sonthern Mar
efllujee ~ when 1t mas finished the lady who
bad been called rebel, said, II wish we had
pistols, I'd tight duel With you for calling
n,e rebel" At this, q daughter Of the gen
tleuan at whose house they were; said, ave
have pistols in the house, but they are not
loaded" They were brought; aud In order
to give it the form Of duel, distances were
n, ,eatured nthe room, the Indies took their
1laces; Ford was given, one, two, three, when
ilIs iady who had called the other "rcbel,"
eaid, Il viii sit in this chair, as I wish to die
easy. :, s~u:,;.,
who had self:cocking pistol. pulled the ting
FER and bang. went the pistol; q piercing
Scream was heard, and in m instant the room
was filed With the members Of the family,
wheni 1t was discovered that two Of the ladies'
hadsWooned; the Baltimore lady was standing
mott0nle.s, and the o1e who wished to :" Dit
easy" sat pale With terror in her chair
cne ball bad passed through her dress on the
i lett Side, grazing the skin, while In tbs leal
ofthe tsble On which she had rested her arm
| were eight distinct shot holes, and one hu1le'
, 1863-09-05

sorts Of materials, to be more worn than erer.
White camzous or bodies are very generally
worn, as are every description Of casaques,
Eouayes and jackets Of light rnnterial, instead
Of the hot, close fitting body. The body Is
often made low, with short sleeves, and over
this pe!erine or ca1nzou is worn. The Rus
sian chemises, embroidered either with black
Or colo1s are much worn, and with these the
gilt Russian belt, which, to our taste, is far
prettier than the Euglifh leather belts, only
dt for travelling or ntgltge costume:
Very pretty coverings for the shoulders and
head are slso made, half:hood,. half-cape,
which are both Light and becoming. Alge-
risn tissues Of gauzy texture, with silver
stripe, ore remarkably elegant employed In
this manner, and make an expensive wrap,
under which most faces appear to advantage.
For the seaside plaid dannels are the great
mode-mantles In the shape Of talnas or
eamaas being trimmed with fringe to CORES.
pond. Nankin and toize de III. dresses are
worn for morning dress, and often soutached
in patterns and edged with grelots.
, 1863-09-05
Iohn morrissey,a subststutc.

John morrtssey's Substitute.
John Morrissey lately offered 5000 for q
substitute. The Buffalo Commercial ddverFi-
scr publishes the following reply to the ad-
ye1tisement:
ToxAwAKpA, n. r, Aug. q, 1853.
Editors Coumercial:
In last evenings Commercial / raw au ar-
ticle stating that john Morrissey, Esq, had
been drafted, and desired to obtain H substi-
tute. The substitute he desires must be tre
feet eleven inches high, and weigh ol.e hun.
dred and eighty three ponnd:;r and I'D that he
Ny.height is five feet eleven inches In my
stocking feet; my weight is exactly one hun
dred and eighty-three pounds. In my shirt
sleeves am plump forty one inches round
the breast, twenty-nine and one-half years
old, sound as q hounds tooth, and vote the
De1Hocratic ticket. II am accepted by Mr.
Morriseey as his substitute, will perform
the duties thereof with honor to the Govern
ment and credit to myself, to the best Of my
ability. Truly yours,
EEn F. ERCRYEy
, 1863-09-05
The Fashions and Fashionable Lie
in H1riHs
TIE LADIES WEARING THREE CoHSERED
HATS. ETC.

The Fashion. and Fashionable Life
in Paris.
TIE LADIES WEARING THREE CoRSEREp
HATS, ETC.
The Paris correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North .4,ass lean Write4 as follows In reference
to the fashions prevalent In the French
capital: =,
toilets as those to which attention Is chiefly
It's Appearances. this is no other than the
Louis XIV. hat, never, during that monarch'a
time, intended to grace my but the male sex,
= hereas several ladies' at V1chy actually
showed theme elves with three cornered hat
on their heads. It is true the first appear
ancc wsB on d theatrical celebrity, but with
That mania for rivalry and Imitation Of what
ever is "last" which pervades al classes, the
tlrec-corncred hat Was Immediately copied
and worn By one or two Of fthe hastte s'olee, and
soon became the typo OF supreme elegance Of
fashiop. These hats were first made Of rice
straw, bound with some bright color, such ae
Mexican hlue or violet, trimmed with curlcd
feathers Of the came hue; some had their
feathers arranged around the edge Of the hat,
others round the crown only.
Anether thape, more likely to be adopted
~ ptfsons OF good taste, is the Marie Antoin-
ctte, which In trunt produces the effect Of q
11und Lat, lowered on the forehead. which 1t
frolects. ana having at the back wide straw
curtain. placed in large plaits, One Of th.se
hats T. white rice straw was edged with mar.
70" black velvet; mons rose, with a long
crrter Of The front, ard fell on to the curtain M
A bow Of very wide blncli- velvet, with lonr
ends, trimmed with fringe, WAS fastened q
| lie ether side; and underneath, over the 1efl
eur, there was a moss zosc, with buds
white horse hair hats are very much worn o
this shape, = = ~: .:,:,- :.
f. WHITE DRESSES POPULAR. = =. ::
The excessive heat. which seems unlYe!
| ka11y complained Of, haA caused white ln:a
, 1863-09-05
African Incidents,

- NEGRO WIT.
One Of the agents for the distribution Of
articles sent to Gen. Grants soldiers, tells the
following:
While upon steamboat Oh the lower Mis-
sIsejppi, q big, fat jolly negro soldier WAS
upon the deck Of The boat standing guard.
The boat landed at Helena; when nhite
soldier came Oh board. and seeing the negro
in uniform, With musket, &c, he stepped
back a1:ttle, and the following Questions ind
White Soldier" Hello! darkey, are you a
colder ~
Negro soldier" Yeth. thar, 3" "rth thol'
White soldier" Look hero, da1key, Is
yonr Colonel Digger"
n,sS:2s ,Sss5o Is Sols5s5M.Fo' thar he itnsnt
So answer wns made to the last question.
. ANALOGOUS NEGRO.
a negro soldier about dying, was told BY
his chaplain that he must forgive cetfain
darkey Raipst whom he seemed to entertain
very bitter feelings. "Yes, yes" be replied,
"lf dies, I forgive dat nigga; but If gifts
well, dat nigga must take care."
HOW TO DEAL WITH D1ooDuouSDs
4 black man tells how to deal with blood
hounds. He Ind been chased himself.
"He told us when the dogs followed Us In
the cauebrake, In order to prevent them from
keeping the trail. We should travel as much
rs possible In the water; but If We should be
closely pursued, to leave the eanebrake and
take to the Ocmu1Eee river. He assured Us
that the dogs were fearful Of: the alligators
with which Tint river abounded, and that the
slaves were taught that the a1ligators would
destroy only negroes and dogs. He didn't
believe It himself, although his master thought
he did. He added:
elf dem houns gifts close onto you, why
you jlst git long pole and hop about twenty
feet If you kin. You do dis four or i've times
ard whenever you light, why ils put some
pepper in de holes what your heel mike, and
when de houns come dey lose der scent, and
den dey goes snuf1n and q snuf1ln roCn,'
and byneby dey snufles up dat ar pepper
into dar nostrils, and den deY'n 60 chez !!
chee! chee! and dat'u be dc Inst dem dogs
can do dat day.
t.This piece OF information, and the man.
ner in which It was conveyed, accompanied
as 1t was BY violent gyratlons Of the body,
and an e1act imitation Of dog sneeziug, was
very aInusing."
, 1863-09-05

imbedded In the wood. The pistol. had been
loaded By q boy On the Fourth Of July. but
the charge had not been fired. The ladies
were soon restored to consciousness aud COM
msnced to realize the danger Of medd11ng
with firearms. warning, it Is needless to eay,
they w III not disregard for the future. PHI;
&d.1pLia Ind,Hrtr. >.
, 1863-09-05

THIS ii the most delightful and extraordinary Article
oyer discovered It changes the bun burnt taee ana
hands to pearly satin teztoro Of ras1ahnz peant5
lmpsrttnk the marble purity OF youth. AUG 9ne DIE
91TeuK appearance 10 Inviting In tno CRY pelie
ssslton II removes tan, eckles pIcples and rough
oess from the akin. leaving the complexion feah.
1an1parc1t and smooth 1t contains no material In"
furious to the ekio. Paacni1ed By Actresses and
Dpcrh Singers. It IL wh1t every lsdg should fara.
&old everywhere.
DEMAs S. BARNES d. CO.,
- -hS:o IN Ge-ers1 Agents. re Broadway. Il. Z.
, 1863-09-05
DROPOSALS FOR 100000
SEWERAGE BONDS or TEE CITY OF GILL
CAG0. CITY CoAFrRoLLERs oxrIoz.}

CAGO. CITY EoAfEhoLL1s o1aan6se
Besed proposals Will be received At this oice IN
ulTUEsDAY. sEPrEMBER 15th, At z 9'cLoGK M M
H. WHEN tho same will BE- publicly opentds 1ot sno
whole or any part Of one hundred tnous1ad aoaas0
{alnO O0O) Of beverage Ponds. authorized bY
i8 Ct amer xvi Of Revised City Charter @ tao.
rusr- ith 1855 OF the denom!nAti OF one taoosAn1
dollars each dated July tt LS3 ard psye PIC n noW
tve years after their date- with coupons
for nterest tho rate Ct eegen = eeas Rs9 Az
nnm pnYabfe aemt annually tn Hew ioFE. alnRlaE
FuEd is pr royldet far their redemption.
TIe prppoeals will specify tho amount cealse1. tna
p.ics lid er 800 thereof, aud the place 9t denvery:
Wtetsr Cficsgo. Nex York OF Bossoa: The psra5ns s
whore propoeals arc sccsoted VIII seGeff3 !niaIIaE
roo nf he SANG ut ttts otce. a. the olce q Aas4
* Tha1er Bas, Boston, IS may be dea!Gn.tsd ~
treir nyoco31s Ehele they Will be 70 d:pons
El 1e tays ssr tae opening ct tae t bs n1a
nums thereon, md the anoant o. n;ess u Rons III
ceicsso ssRseSSF 1', y t; as IL g
afoTeka to nartles rnttt.td to them And they ~!
te allowed interest om tha tuo Of tnef oePos1b ok
p&ymaut .,.t .,s .naoro4<s
Frnnotsls for Sewerage Bonds" and addressed %
she unde.a.xntt. and where tho pasres a1e oos
to lin, s!cuid contain references. re. eo-,
troer as us1s1 the 1at .So, So les ~ e
atS-mayt1tt 8. s. HAYES. CltT CompHoAcr.
, 1863-09-05
TR LANES, formerly Of New

~ or,eanA1 whore rnr4vAHed suec3ea1a tAeffeas-
eut Of Chrouie Nescrz. Blood. &no otaes olseaeea.
THAT REQUIRE SKIIIFuL TREATMENT.
=, permanently located hinaseH 1t 8$ Randolph.
erect Chicago Dr. r.Jauasla recommended By the u1s
a:csfaculty md tho almost cntEe prs OF ths South
1bousApts Of unfo1tuERtes bless d. JAAES WHO.
ent for him. would b living miserable exist
nnee The envlahle reputation DT. J&mes enjoys from
Sae Lales 70 tic Gull u The result Of Teass Of ftud4
md observation
Dr. Jamah uses no Mercury. Iodde, FosAss- AFnenie
os eA.sararila in the treatment Of blood dlse&soss
p1, reutrsltzcr. which II positive cure
Organic Weakness cured by new tod 1n1aluos7
e.Aod saving both tine End e1pense-
ttce and parlo.x 1t e Randolph street, {upsai1so
OF. .cc horrs from A. II. uutl 8P n.
COMPILATIONS RvnGkABLK.
trE-h&H KmdkFit
, 1863-09-05

MIGHT SCAVENGER..,Cv'osnn.atr11stse. :, IN. ~.
k-nx VII ~. ID % thu s!e.1;aE p e 81 II desc19:
IT, tae eo!. e 9sa .sisn. Rsaassaiss R:tssssis
zs,ss!ss eeaaea I'd s,.n1ss Al .0ss e
1t,ea . 10 .sses. .ss E: - "a e!.2sea sis 81
leaast cas; 10y 49, Fpe oxss saas ~
, 1863-09-05
nTARBORN SEMlN AIRY,
nav SfrHn3T. F0R YnHNG TADTES

A1 81 Wabash avenue. The eighth year of this 1ns.i
The building L being thoroughly repair and great
y improved. The Kew system Of ofGTMNASTICS. tn:
psseticed eth era! Saceess The Principal VII b
pu1Tcse Of waiting nnon tbose xbo us7 eli to InaEe
tnqutr1ca Catalogues can be obtalped application.
&E2l-k1G4W z, GRQTEk PdnElp&l
, 1863-09-05

TROY FEMALE SEMTNAR
l. TITS Institution ofts1s tho accumulated advan-
nges Of nifty {ea1s OF succesefm operation. EveEy
nd Ornamental education. under the direction or
corps Of more than euty pyofesBorB and tAches.
Ner Ynrf ans m3G 6E
, 1863-09-05

oruYEs-1 2ls scres OF hesyy Pine Ttuhe; lena
u r. IAUd In Illinois, or for city property md
~, nv lid. renee tu cash OF assume an
Hnniy to +. 3. BAhEB III Randolph etree1: sS 1s:as e.
mol. = wv
, 1863-09-05
CHICAGO ACADEMY.-The
~ Eighth Year Of this School for Young Ladies.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST,
A. the School House. e18 Wabash Avenue. 4
Course OF Gymnastics,
According to Dr. Dlo Lewie' new syBtcm. taught BY
graduate Of hst Eormsl 6chc Of FhyEc&l Edncahon
viii ba included In the tuft1pn, Aus1 nl4t3T-
, 1863-09-05
ksBANK OF .AEETGIUk,s

Heretofore Incorporated md doing braess + tas c;s
- nnos must be presented tos payment % the Andi
g: 81 FnSe Accon1ts q I'D ssate A. h!s & 9Se he
as5s 6eJeo q he funds deposted tor the redemption
81 esM notee vii be gEsn up 70 eald 1i3s 6ank.
uxVso %~s AS0 GEORaE SMITH President.
- ~ xr-ry IN TSshIer tY96- -KS&stolt1-A
, 1863-09-05

CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIEs.-Tne subscriber. who has had several
proposes to opcn cn tho flstt Monday Of September
1sss seect School q limited number q poplls At
dsign Of the school viii te to educate thoroughly In
~ he hehel EaEnsa hra. together Eth han
be secured A few pupils can b acconmodsted -
bosrde5s u the famay q ise f1nGnA 1ne P9nnc
Rey: DIN Lord Ha1sey. Rev. y. y. Hs5ha. Hon-
T9lsy; " st!cfne1 Esq 4osmGfs; s1nfs;pT46r 5sar
NJ D.. Nfes1b AkerB CateY.
For further pa1ttcnars. inquire Of the PrnsiPa II
, 1863-09-05

Sold bJ LORD 6AITH. Wholesale Dsccs..t. >.
he street Chicago. ILL., General Western Nrent1 =
whom III erdes1 may bo addressed jeloE62 3yVr+H
, 1863-09-05

TROOAI CORN.-We are giving
- our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale Of Broom Corn. !,
pApPLRY h TUTTLE. Commission Merchants.
is Michigan hyenue. cn,cogo. kss m53 ~
:DANK OF AMERICA.-Pub1ic
, 1863-09-05

n CADEM1 Ut I1Ah-E FVNE5I
IA UNIVERSITY, at Lake Forest. IL Ths nth
year ii thia Institution will commence Wedaes-
d1y September 9Th next Ctrculars giving full part1e
uia1s will be sent on application to ProE u. G Butler
A. NJ. Principal Lake Fp9rtt or Pcte- p&se, Chicago
Post once hox p coSNITTEE ox lKsTECcr1oz-
Rev Anthony eWaxy 81. Il. Thompson. EsQ T. &.
Lake Forest. August Is. 1865. aui4EsG,td
, 1863-09-05

The excessive heat which, seems untYets.
eal,y complained Of, has caused white n:all
, 1863-09-05
MR. QUACKEKBOS, professor
AL Of Greek In the University Of the Lake Of tha
C1Jl, viii opea Ecaool fnT tho ..:: ''-


In al the branches Of English and Classical education
his pupIIs 10 fifteen By watch me&ns he is enabled to
give to each pupil the kGvantase OF private tutuon.
The hIgte4t fGieFeIcee given.
Application TO be made st s3l 1ldaua street; near
-. II illrfE Et.H1
, 1863-09-05

- -, .,7e, an hand md for isle RICHA ARDS. MANY,
FAfTTEL G CO. Corn shele. WoSSs lg e;s4 ae4 ~
tTnxhInQton 1T Get ee%@AlAolo !
, 1863-09-05

D0RTA:BLE ENGINE, second.
hind twelve horse power. Recently overhauled.
-15 IN ner}ect fuELlng order. Alaos
, 1863-09-05
Qrr11tnt.

ia \ new thing, and the result of
years of EtudY: Its combination u
{on EuxETu . PEINc1FLE2, and
1pndeFnp cIrcrnstAncesp pr CaAnKe
fof tempesstule, VII 1t escome g ;, ,te
8zunll
, 1863-09-05

BOOT s. SHOE
tMa1uf4cturr.s, uAnc Machines.
tfor Cemeuting the ChAnnel1. ~ It
Mork1 without delay. IL not arcc-
kid by any chAuXe Of Temporarily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IInnorfant Nolico.

TefEutlgs ans one Suggestions smore
deslg,Ble Than auOther, Il 6 the announcement
~ relief for ihe staHitig ss8esotgs 70 common
g. tllc sex. and the y.oleace Of vh,ch IS only
kuoaufa themselves. Many goad eonstiiu-
giau iuks under &, while friend. wonder the
gau.c Tie uefyuus system becomes affected
aY tbe great strain, and 30 plain, eall.loud
r. tnr relief 10 most perfectly relieve the suf
ierngs, while natures part Of tic work Is fully
CARRIED out Is wlmt lirNNKWEIA's Tout ANo
pYxs bats performed iu most extreme cases,ani
p0.i usloab,el testimonials confirm the dee
iarAiou.
Asking the confidence q ~ who eau appre
eiHtc lhs relief from 10 much suffering, and 30
accept this valued preparation a. truly merit
ing The nnmt aud fame 81 true Auodyne Is
the wish VI joliN l.. lluNNAwELl,
Proprietor
Boston. Mass.
For sale hy all dealers ia ely and country.
Ai.aJrr8prittoI nf iiunnewelr. Universal Cough
remedy, aud lunnewei's Eeloetie Pills.
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MARRIAGES.

III salem, n, T. Junc 23l, by Rev l..
Anes, Mr. STERLING sHERM IN, Of West
Rupert. 10 Miss elizabeth De MERlTE,
vi Dover, ~ IL
10 Manchester, July ID, by Rev X. s.
Cu.hmap, Mr.. 3. +. llCK0k. Of Fort Ed
ward, n Y to Miss. MARY r. WAY, Of this
place,
IL Manchester, July %, hy Rev. Mr..
Saain' MYR0N G. RAYMOND. to Miss.
MARY Il WYMAN, bolla Of this place.
Ia VT liolley July Ist by Rev T. H.
Archibald G. D tppr, NJ D., Of Chren-
don, 10 Missy. FtNNY A. FoBBEs. Of Mt,
llulley