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Wasllinatnsl, Sept. ~.

According to official dispatches received
.here. dated 5 o'clock yesterday Rose
Grams had information that Longstfeet I
corns had reinforced Bragg previous g
Saturday. And it was subsequently,
stated. by deserters from the reeel army
that EwelI's corps had also come TO ms
assistance. -. Ill
A telegram received here to-day from
an officer in command at Ghattanooga
speaks in the most encouraging terms o.
the general result Of the action OF satur'
day and Sunday, in which, according to
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New York, Sept. %.

=. - - NtW OK, Etpt.a--E.
The Herald's special has officially as
certained that Roseerans, has fallen back
to Chattanooga to await the arrival Of
Burnsidp's forces, which were within 30
miles on Sunday, and expected to be up
with him yesterday when forward move
ment would be promptly made on the
lines of the enemy at Pidgeon Noun
tains. -. -.
The utmost confidence is felt here up
ON junction of Burnside with Rosecrans
that tire enemy would be badly beaten
and compelled to fall back upon Rome or
Atlanta. ..,-~ -
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New York. Shnt. 3

The Heralds Charleston harbor letter
says all is quiet, A great deal of work OF
an important character is being done and
of nature which at present cannot be
revealed, the results of which will soon be
developed.
There s EaBstn SsEdfg d fqs "a XS99fEadhE
Tents were blown down and Tie oceu-
pants exposed for some time to tile Jury
of the storm. Vessels i'll the harbor were
pitched violently many dragging anchors.
Fortunately none went ashore.
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his, represent ations. the Iniox araxr
achieved substantial success
PrispneFs taken say that Mohile i $
been stripped OF troops for Bfaar ann
safld TINT some troops have besn can't HIsss
from Charleston. g. 80 6 ssl
Arsbei dispatch his beea intercepted
on the extreme 'front.' Of tbs hriny oF the
Potouac. wherein the rebel commander
of the army In Virginia Is informed frnssz
Richmond that Bragg engaged Isosrasss
on Saturday and Sunday dspsapisae 90
pisces cf artillery aud 500 fsisoneFss
New York. Sept. "a
/ The Tfibnne b special says In tha aeia.
|eral siinming up Or the battle Id Narfia-
ern Georgia, after two days severe fiaIats
ing. in which Rasecrans with greatly I'M
ferIor force bore the shock Of one hnn-
dred and Forty Thousand rebels. cpaapri-
sing the aT1uies of Bragg j Crimson aud
half of Lees and all Pemherton' i and all
the scattered troops that could be gath
cred together. He deemed il prudent 20
fall back upon Chattanooga, which he
did in good order. At last accounts be
had Established communication with the
SAs GAL Of AstAhk4S4Sts NA1u - SSHEfCty SEE5se
slired for not having arrived earlier
Two of Rosecrans' divisions are reported
not to have behaved very well.
It is believed Rosecrans Will be put III
a position to enable him to resume the
offensive and in the meantime he il thoss
70 be strong enough 10 hold bis ground.
There il reason to beIiYe the attention 81
what remains Of lees army viii soon be
occupied II. NH
A movement of the army Of the poto-
mac has commenced, SO far as to send
forward Rnford' cavalry across the Rap
idan. The crossing was effected without
opposition. 81
. It is prophesied that there is but . fee
BILE force OF rebels intFenched between
Meade and Richmond.
Commanders who have doubted the ae-
cumulated evidence of many detaoh-
ments sent fIem Lees army southwark.
now seem inclined to admit the fact since
the news of the battle of Chattanooga,
that Roseerans was fighting the whole
Southern army. ss...-.....
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Sandy ffock. Sol. g.

t2dlEtE Al'ISEN
The China from Liverpool 18th and
Queenstown 18th has arrived.
London, I2-The Government has Ger.
tainly resolved to stop the steam rams
in the Mersey.
The Florida q is detained at Brest to
satisfy French claims.
1t IL again positively asserted that Max
imillian accepts. .~.
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New York. Sent q

= Now. Ofk, Sept Il.
A Times Paris letter. says: The Flori-
ia cannot finish repairs for two months.
Two levies have been made on her for
claims due French citizens, and another
will be made for the seizure of certain
hrrs Of silver belonging to European
House. It is. not believed she will ever
20 10 sea as destroyer of peaceful COM
mprrp
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New York. Sent. d

Times special says orders left Wash
ington on the .i4th for Burnside to rein
force Rosecrans. Shese could not posi-
bly, reach him before the 18th, as he was
at then at Jonesboro, where he expected
to encounter. Longtreet's reinforeements
going to Bragg. He could not therefore
reach Chattanooga, $50 miles distant, to
help meet the attack of the Goth.
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Nswr York. s

The Worlds special says Halleck has
given orders to the array of the Potomac
10 move forward. ~
1t, is understood that the enemy are
fortifying the approaches to Orange Court
House. -. ..z..e.. T. u +.
lees whole rrmy is row composed of
2 of Hills commands and Hoods diyis-
ion of Longstreet's corps, with StueFt's
cayalry--making an aggregate Of forty
thousand men . rs
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Washington. Sent.

Official information has been received
from Rosecrans' army which IS several
hours later than that Published IN to-days
papers and confirms the leading points
in the telegraphic dispatches.
There is no doubt every effort is now
making BY Government TO increase his
strength by achievements from more
than one direction. ~
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NnW York Sent 9

A special to the Post says: Govern
,aent has received intelligence frem
Roseerans' army this morning. The
news is of more cheering character
than previously received. Government
has made preparations for meeting every
contingency that is likely to occur in the
field of Ruaeerasls' operations. g
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Fortress NEo,,r,a Snpt %

The Richmond Wing of to-day reports
three days hard fighting in Northern
Georgia, with heavy loss on both sides.
The confederate loss is FIVE thousand.-
Among the killed are Generals Smith,
Wolford, Waltham, Helm, Deshler and
Hood
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R9+ A Paris correspondent Of New
York paper has undertaken to enlghten
the public as to the mode in which Mrs
Bonapartc, commonly called the Empress,
puts on her clothes !" What next?
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The steam ship Mississippi reports that
in passing Charleston at ; u. IN. Sunday
heavy firing was heard.
The fuller reports say the rebels CON
tinue to fire at intervals of twenty min
utes from batteries Bee and Mo,sltrie on
Wagner and liregg. =.
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Tri bune 'sNorfolk letter says: Lee has
been to Charleston within Il few DAYS.
and the probabilities are he will superin-
tend final struggle for Chattanooga.
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LfST OF LETTERS ~.
ID EMktEiNG IN TfTE PosT OFFICE, AT CoCNcIt
Ii Riuhs, Iowa &Selteaibsr 18th. 1868 aud which,
If not eaitef for before tho 10th October, will be
sent 10 The Dead Letter once:
CoilinE W " LsYeree wv
Campbell, Miss Rose. Lee, Mrs. Mary
Cox. VIM Anxh aHf. George
Groves BF MannEe n
Gleason. T 20 Beed j N
Greene L. II Westherhog, Henry
Gets, Samuel Winchester Wm,
Jack son HahaEi .> ..-
Persona calling for any Of the above letters vii
please lay 'fadxs TtIsed, !" ami name date ~ list.
Wv MAYNARD, p. N
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$780, New 4 Qrk, nth.
The Times says Meade's cavalry and
part ofFhis infantry are south of the Rap.
idan; the cavalry penetrated TO Orange
Court House without meeting with any
signs of rebels in force; the rebels have
retired on Gofdonsyille.
The Tribune's special from headquar-
ters of army Of the Potomac, 22d saws:
Gen. Meade's advance for the past two
days has been nearly on same line as that
ofGen, Pope last year
!. Buford with his own and Fitzpatrick
Cavalry occupied Madison Court House
last night. The village was deserted by
nearly all male inhabitants who have
taken prisoners.
ThorougTfaPe Mountain, which day be.
fore yesterday was occupied as rebel
signal station, rs nov in our possession.
Clark Mountain, seven miles to left OF
CuIpepper, is still held by rebels. r..
Nearly all male inhabitants of Culpep,
per have been arrested and are now held
by the Provost Marshal.
The Herald's special says: a party OF
guerrillas crossed the Potomac, Tuesday,
ON DEMONSTRATING expedition but were
oyertaken near Rockville by portion OF
SCOTS nine hundred, and were driven
back with the loss of several KILLED and
wounded
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#@H as 9 NOW OPEN KuA Tim
RECEPTION OF The PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
DEK- "A. HOUSE,
NEW FIRsT oLAGs aoTEl

MsaaEe WFoaAWhEa NoMMeKI ssluMSs k0Wa.
ssss 4.S---@sl----~ esaS s.,.l Is Is La T.. X
rESHE Proprietor has recently ntied and furnished
the above House throughout vi Vii tnast conpteae
Comfortable and eexsm styieS sFun his icne sx-
eoriencs In tha business be atters himself that he
prepared to accommodate travellers and Bcarders
with ali the eonsenences and iuKufes peri aiming 70
arst siass hetsl, and give eniire satisfaction There
win be paina spared 70 render the stay Of Gress
pleasant comfortable aad II home The Table vail be
supplied vita every dslic&ey aud The best thss the
maTket affords. -. t3.T 4 = r. 49,. ~ .- ii -
connected With the House, are the best Of Stables
aRd Wagon Yards and travellers assured that
heie horses wl be we'll cared Ter during their siourn.
~ Horses and carriages furaished on shnTt pptice
and at reasonable rates. ..s't'. ~ - $50.
Feb. l.. 1881 ..a = fs Il s.:-.a,. dr. - a-s~.
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BIT E LEG nAPH.
...onrxp Rxc1uarvxLv soz Trxx ssePAaxxE M
sHr aLLtxora q spssTxLxaaAxnen.
Atlanta Ga q g

Fiah, still going on. We have every
confidence thatthe enemy will be driven
from their present stand.
Sussoon ridge, six miles from Chatta-
nooga, IN 3 days fight the enemy have
been deiven | / miles TO position now
held b. him.
Wing. editorially, speaking of affairs
shout Chattanooga, says they are quite
desponding
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No attack By rebels thoagl. confident
IL expected to-da5.. Our position has
Teen vastly strengthened by additional
works, commanding approaches from the
South, while the TANKS aud communities
lions are amply cared for. The only
demonstrations to-day was by heavy col.
umns Of Infantry, ARTILLERY on the left,
which crossed Mission Ridge towards
Ringpid without replying to our artillery
believed TO be q movement intended Ia
intercept Burnside.
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VERY wiring Elta Cor sEl3sla
Warranted II every partlcalaf.
N0 r.mger cum D. EDWrhhs@
SR6aKa0a9 dog W. asamea

"A Fscd GANvAssasa Wsntea Ii eFS1y ts,gAA VII
,'n the re Eps oF the prize fssss pkees shsFa
~ sise ~ setliag Ne VIII seit chs sxihemf kAnR -
fer par lcntrrs shd c4rauis rs address 81
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csli fsa Esasa D wTisis ssl eaksusiss rss.hrs
y few ntilsasAx III h 10 Yentfy i q m ~ 4 :
wkR a FsMk AAvERI $50 a.ESaRx8Tss d aNKkt
rae Asvisla - - t'ssnEe III afss SO tafRA NJ
seussEa u' iss sskt. We thlak lie msehins M 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-24

Is compounded from the most efcctusl antdotcs that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dstcm
per, and for the Of tile disorders il entails That
far upcrUr to any other remedy yet devised, is known
by all hO have given il trial. That ii does combii
YsCs truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class
OF complaints is ndisputaby proven by the great null
titude OF publicly known and remarkable IL has
made of the following diScascR Kings EVIL,
SsInnduiat SweIIinGs, TumOrs, ETuptIomS,
HOSe or st. AnthOny's Fire, salt Eshsun,
SgaId Head, Coughs from tuberculouA tIc-
pnsits in the Lungs, White Swellings, De
biity, Sr0psy, Neuralgia. Dysprpsia, Indts
ge~tiOr, syphilis and Sypilitic Infections,
MaercuEIal Diseases, Female Wcaknes-eR,
and indeed The whole series OF complaints that arise
from implriv of the blood Aiuute rGpos Of udiyiau-
al may be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists for Sauiious dstri
button wherein be found directions for its and
some Of the remarkable cures which it la made wien
all other remedies have failed to afford relief those
cases arc purpOsey taken from all sections of the eoun-
try III ORDER that every reader may nave access to some
no speak him Of its benefits from personal
experience Scroffula deprcsscs the vital energies and
thus leaves its victims more subject disease and
its fatal results than are healthy constitutions Hence il
tends to shorten and does greatly Shorten The average
duration OF human life. The vast importance of these
remedy which is adequate to its cure This now Of
fer TO the public under the name Of AYERS SARsAPA
RLLA, although It is composed Of ingredients, some of
which exceed the best SqTSGpdri{ia in Alternative
power BY its aid You may protect yourself from the
suffering and danger of these disorders Purge out the
foul corrupons that rot and lester IN the blood purge
low By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus cXpels the distcmpcrS which
Turk within the system burst out sny part of it,
We know the public have been deceived by many com
pounds of SGrSapd iit0 that pro sised much and did
nothing; but thew will neither be deceived dsap
pointed in this Its iues have been proven bv album
ing excellence Tor The of the affecting diseases
intended to reach Although under the name it is
different medicine from any other which has been
before The people is ecctual Than any 9TH
er which has ever been available to them
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Dr. IEiII's Isotanic Remedies

for the cure of Private Diseases in either Sex all
times be found safe prompt and efficient in eradcating
disease, either acute chronic and curing all
A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Duriug the
practice of fifteen years Or. Hill has come in contact
with almost mnumerGblc eases Of debility occasontd
by dreadful habit Of solitary self abuse. He contin
ueS to warn all young who not afflicted avoid
II as they value their lives ard to advise that are
troubled with the tahit its consequences where they
can he cured of such trouble and to c them know the
dire disasters resulting in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them in
time 1t is no eXaggeraon to say that three ourths Of
propretors OF Insane the statement
and If the victim escapes ms nifty ilioCv,
she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures lite either
IN or out OF the domestic crceHith prOCreatlve powers
ruined, afflicted with distrust, doubtful Of his
frcndsi act perfect hypochondriae- what is he lit
all you who have been addicted to this miserable habit
or II may be too late, and you may 90 down to dShOn
ored grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave YOU
powers which You have ade instead of bless.
ing. as they were intended There exists not in the
whole world an object more loathsome and miserable
as you wish for happiness and heaven.
DR.. HIS practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
DIR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs. READ AND
REFLECT The afflicted would do well TO reflect before
trusting their health, happiness and in many their
HUeS in the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
maladies 1t is certainly impossible for man to ur-
derstand all the Ills the human family is subject
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to the
treatment and study of S. philiS, GOnorrhea elect,
structures effect of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat nose or legs Pain in the Head Bones and ali
Mercuria Affections, and all Impurities Of the Blood
whereby the constitution has become eneeblcd enables
the Doctor to offer relief to all who place themselves
under his dtt' isl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-24

the constitution descending from parents children
unto the third and fourth generations; indeed, it
to be the rod of Him who says Il will yistthc qutics
mates take various ramcs according to the organs at
tacks. In the lungs Scroua produces tubercles and
finally Consumption: in the glands, swellings which
sulphur te and become ulceruus Sores in the stomach and
bowels arrangements which produce indigestion. dys
pepsia aud liver complaints; the SKIN, eruptye and
cutaneOus affections. these, all having the same origin,
require the same remedy viz publication and inycora
ton Of the blood Purify the blood, and these danger
distempcrs leave Won. With feeble foul, c0rrupt
cd blood cannot have health: with that life of the
nesh healthY. cannot hAYe scrofulnns diseases.
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NGNttaI.
THE PECULIAR

faint or affection which VIC
call >CRoFuLA turks in tho
constitution Of multitudcS
ofmcn 1t either produces
or is produced by an en-
fecb ed, vltiatcd state Of
the blood wherein that flu
Id becomes incompetent to
sustain the vital turces in
their vigorous action, and
leaves the system to iall
into disorder and decay.
The scroiul0us contamina-
ton is variously caused by
mercurial disease, low liv'
ing, disurlarrd digestion
from unhealthy food. I'M
pure air, filth and filthy
hqblts, the depressing vices,
ami alb We all, the vencreal
infe tiun. Whatever be its
...,g..s IL Z. I,.va.N9N .,.vr Ia,
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dQlortester Bully Syn.
worcester re.t 0aice-winter Arrangon

a vFnes
Mails Close as fellows;
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New lamp'
SHIRE via Worcester & Nashua Railroad, at 500 M snd
Ftshbnre Lancaster Leomnster, West Boylston, Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, N H.. at SEQ 4. M,
And 8SO D. m and due At 9.l5 a. and LOOP. M
Et /" q; Boston, $50 and 500 a NJ co. g. and SEQ
m; ana are due at So $50 m, $40 nd 6l5 p. m
Maine Eastern New Hampshire, aud Eastern Massa,
chcsctts-900 and 500 p. and are due at $50
Et6GS island, Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Ealrusd, go and $3.50 M. and are
d ct go g. M, and $50 p. m. 800
rag Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
. m. and is due at q 40 IA. N.
JW5ssern-(Nu towns Ia Massachusetts West OF wor
ccstcr, N. Is &. m, and are due at l,ij p. m.
Albany " cstera New York and Western States Is
a n, and : 90 o M. and dge ST las and 945 p.
Spnnsfeld, sis am and 90 P M; and are due at ~
HaiifSrd. all Connecticut texcept windham and Ne "
London countess Sis and 90 p and due
Towns on line Of Soryich and Worcester Railroad and
Eev london and Windham County, Conn, l0.0O a. IN
Ncw York CITY and southern ststes 80 a. NJ and at
800 and 6l5p m, and are dre at 500 a, NJ, and at $50
Bare Barre Plains Petershan, PAXTON. Dana. North
Dana, West Rutland 945 M, aIs, are dne al 90
Holden, Rutland, No-tl Rutland nuDbarasfan Cold
brook, and 0akhsm So p. m and are due al D..
Leicester q,t5 d. NJ md 400 m, and are due at o
NfSpry and west uillhury $50 m. and 30 p. m
and due at "a a. and 6Se.p n,
!. rewsbGrY. 5l5 p a., sig 80 du' At sou d u.
Grafton, New Englsud Village and Cordaville $50
..a.. ham, south birmingham. Hopkinton, Ashland
Toodville, Westboro Northboro'. Soutn6oro' Corda
N...yri, Mendon, llolliston Bolton Berlin a00 q.
and 500 p. and are due at $50 and Is p.
mail for New York and Boston ard hey oud, is close
at this Office on Sunday al Is 90 O'Clock p. m
Od.ce hours from I.lS g. m, to 509 p Sundays
from 1900 to 1910 q. m. ]. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
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Meorclmes
ID r H l l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
NO. az Mnin street, worceser.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.--During the prac
tcc of fifteen years DR.. Hill has come in contact with
almost innumerable of Debility, uCcasiuned be-
drcanl hablt of solitary self abuse. They continue
TO warn all Young men wh1 are not afflicted to avoid
II they value their lives, and to advise all who
troubled with the habit Or its consequences where
they be cured of such trouble and 10 let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
in time II iSno eNagperaton to say that three fOutths
Of the insane their maadv to this horrid habit The
propicOrs Of Insane Asylums corroborate the state
mc and the victim escapes insanity dOcy, yet he
She is entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF life
either in or out of the domestic circei pioCreative
powers ruined afflicted with diStrust. doubtful Of
his friends in fact, perfect hypoch0ndrac what is he
ut for but 10 be castou and die. Attend to them once
all you who addicted to this miserable habit it
may be too late, and you may 20 down dishOnOred
grave hardly t to meet the God who you the pow
ers which you have made curse instead OF blessing
they intended There exists not in the whole
world object more oathsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then as you
wish for happiness and heaven
Dr il's practice is wholly on the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation
Office No. 81 Main street Worcester open from a. M
TO p M Letters (pospaid) will receive prompt atten
tiOn
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CTOR C. A. HILL S
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Bemedy Of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
G8y be Justly ranked as the most sue
cesStul ana Invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distinctions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the FeWdie ser,
now before the public. DR.. liill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long ami varied practice Of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
hF~ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions of the Female Sys
tenn, his particular subject Of attention
and study, ~ which department Of his
practice It has been his aim to bring 20
thorough test and issue the different
GzF1 Botanic and Indian Agents of the
NJ terra Medica, with the view of pre-.
ducine a Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Supprcss'ons and Distinctions, and their
2 affections OF the female system, and the