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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31
such q poation.
nul sul,Lust You had Z

Dut suppose You had 2
1t is hardly a. supposable csa
would have been careful not 10 ct d
a position. #@#
But, captsin, let US just suppose yCa
have been in that position, Inform
Board what you would have done.
If had got into that position, ! VA
have done just as the regulars did 4
memorable occasion ran like him
An Assistant Surgeon was aia
fore the same Board and asked u
would you do if man was ttrAaa
with fever ?
Endeavor TO create perspirauoa'
lieve him.
What course would YOU thin
adapted to invite persplration
/ think | would 49, order him 4
this Board Of Examination.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31
HONORABLE NrNr,o

h0So n, hrsr,os. -R.s
General Wlstar com plim,n,sa :, pnst1
e GERS and men in his command , &, \
bravery recently when the srs 49,. w u
Yorktown lie mentions with '' -
o''mmendation for bravery aud t,a, "
Sergeant J W, Thomas, Of The o., :
mont, Company II, who with , ;"
OF a Now } ork n'gimpat, was ,, ,''''
leave the burning ROOF Of the NOV, ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31

MASONIC. AT the annual election of
Morning Star Lodge No 81, Poultney,
held Doc. %, the following officers were
elected:
Nelson Ransom, w. NJ.
Henry r. Hall, s. w.
N. y. Baker, j. w.
Edward Clark, Treasurer.
Jarvis Josl n, Secretary.
Fonro Farewell, s. d.
Nj. O, Stoddard, j. D.
A. Salmon, tc,o.na.
Frederick Ruggles, Tyler.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31

EXAMINING BoARDs.- They ban
Washington what are called funFi1
Boards, TO inquire into the hAaa d 4
sN.rs for the positions held byasaA y
army. Before one of these, eorssA, I
tirelv OF officers of the regular srur 4
summoned Pennsylvania volugsesal
lery captain. Among the guesGoa
posed was this:
What would you have done hNl
been in command of Rickett's (rgs
battery IN the same position in wha.
was al the first battle of Bull Run
wnrl9 MOI have had NV A,ss,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31

WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SocIEry.--The annual meeting Of the
Washington Co, NY. Agricultural Society
for the election of officers and awarding OF
premiums under the rules of the Society,
will be held at the house of Il. d. Wing,
in Middle Granville, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of January, 1864, a, 9 A. d., al
which time and place the subject of reor-
ganlzing the Society under the law Of
1855, will come before the meeting.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31

A'AA = 49,
Bouyal, Lewis"
Blanchard, Chalon
Barnes, Edward w
Baldwin, Austin q
Bagley, James NJ
Beltey, Franc 8
Brum on, VIM
Bishop, John he
Beatty, james
Brlslin, Michael
Brown, | atrick
Burke, james
Battles, Thomasf
Bolan Michael
Bolan, Edward
Battles, Thomas 2dr
Brothers, CieophiIas
Brown, james
Burnes, job / LIST
Burke, Mi hazel
Buns, james
Brown, Thomas
I hilds, Franklin
Cheney, George IL
Cain, John A
Couplings, PIN lip
c ~ k, Henry
Cheney. James K
core , Gary
Chaplin, Geo w r
Cole, lsra , ID
Casey, att eks
Corwin, } L
Curry, John
Curry, VIM
Cady Gamaliel
Clement, Wallace G
CannalIy, James
Cramton John w
Crouch, James w.
Clark, Norman
Cobb, George .
Crawford, Ge orge
Conlin, MIchaels
Connel, Daniel
Carroll, CARLY IT,.
Croni Daniel
Clifford, Patr ok
Gun Qings, Peter
Curfier, Jo' n
Cobb, A bert III
Car,in. John
Cooney. John
Chappell, = go T
c ooker, Martin
Cotton, w X
Cook, f w
Corey, Hughs
Ca S dy, Patrick
Carol, Tn mas
Carol, John I'd
Collins, Michael
Cassiday, Miles
Carter, james
Carroll, Patrickt
| Caliigan, Patrick
Cooney, Edward
Callehan. Michaelf
Cooney, Thomas
Conlin, James
Comidy, Roger
Cooney, Patrick
Capron, George
| Clark, Henry
Connel, Jerry
Carney, John
Carney, Thomas
Casey, Rerwin
Cochran, Michaelf
Costello, Michaelt
Chad bourne, Geo s
Calmody, John
Chapman, Edward
Daniels, Chas A
Dewey, Chas 9
Dye, Nathan G
Daniels, Geo w
Dunn, James G
Darling, Geo o Eli
Darwin, John
Deyin, Michael
Delisle, roussant
Dalton, James
Davis, Albert F
Daley, Michael
Dervan, Daniel
Davis, Chas h
Dsdman, John J
Duffy, Michael
Duffy, Daniel
Daisey, Anthony
Donahne, Francis
Dervine. Thomas
Dooly, Richard.
DENIM, Edward
Dwyre, Patrick
| Duffy, Peter
Duffy. Ed wardt
| Donahue, Edward
Dnrick, John
| Dryer, Thomast
Donahue, Patrick
Downer. Thomas
| Ellis, Joseph ID
Eayres, James ire
| Eayres, WI
Engram, John -
| Elliot, Galen
4 'son, Albert
| Farmer, Henry'
| Fem, Fran iss
| Freeman, Geo W
| Fish, Geo Nj
Fuller, Aaron <
| Fem, Edward
| Farmer, # Benjamin
| Forney, james
| Foley, Joint
| Flu nall, Jose oh
| Ford, Lorenzo
| franklin, Leonard
| Farr, Martin
| Foss, Ed ward
/ Frawley, Patrick
| Fitzpatrick. Michae.
| Ford, T .trick
| Flanagan, Peter
/ Farraher, John
Farrill, Patricst
Farewell, ryan
Finnedy, Michael
Finn, james
Flynn, Michael
Fitzgerald, John
FarriIl, Thomas
Fisher, Jos w
| Fo!ey, James
Farrell. John 2di
Gibson. Thomas
Gray, Isaac II
| Glib, Edward w
Gordon. John w
| GAY, Charles ii
GARNER, James w
| Gorham, Franklin ]
! Goodale, Ansei j
Giddings, Elijah c
| Gennett. Edward
Gaudo, J oseph
! Graham. Horace
| Gurnes, james w
Goodrich, Edwin L
Grout, J N
Gilliland. John Jr
Grinnel. Ansel
Gage, Erwin
Green, Warren c
Garvin., Mictiael'
! Garrity, Michael
| Guindon J Rodmar
| Gallaher, William
Gaffney. William
| Curry, John
! Gates, Amos L
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-31

THE HAMBURG FLAG The flag pre-
scented to the Hon. Daniel Needham, the
Commissioner from Vermont, by the city
of Hamburg, is SIX yards long by four
yards wide 1t is red flag with
v bite center adorned with the pillars and
stars of the State of Hamburg. 1t is a
magnificent trophy of the Agricultural
enterprise of Vermont; and will be ex-
h,bted 10 the public at the next annual
far of the Vermont State Agricult ural
Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
w 0KCESTER HORSE RAILROAD.


HeOStef square cars
Leave Lincoln Square at 20, 30 100 730, 90. 30
SIS SOB 9l5 80, 10 Co. 10 3d. II o. 30, li4j A. NJ;
1900 Ills. - 0, Y 45 lao, Is, 10, L45 2OG. l5 30
0U $3.50, 90, 30 90 l5 53J, 545, 500 SIS 80 as
200, 7.l5 I 81. 5 TO- 20, %, $50, 10 6O, l03iP
webster square at -, So ~. 50, 30 So
Il % 944 $50 1929, 1883, il % II 81 \. N Il H.
T. % l. a IL 81, LA. l.29 49, IA % 244 81
3tg3 81 ~, 80 30 544, ~ H. % A. SIS a.
~, Il 3d. 70, a.59 8 %, $50 IL 20, 10 SIP NJ
West Street Cars
Leave HAr ineton Avenue al Is 49, 1906, So SOC, 36
90j. B. 1896 10 30, l6. Ii 81 Z IS. II 80, I06
rs, 05 236 o. 36, O. rs, Uj, 53j 6O6 636, 1906
IS, U6, $ 35 LOS, 8 s. 10 " p. NJ
Leave West Street 81! y Isl, %, 81. D. 81
10 p 10 81, II p :! A NJ; Y y i252, 2 l52, 222
253 ~ ~, AZ 4j2 q! j52 t22, 81 T22, 1872, SD
552, 9 =, . 81, lu22
Western Rdiirs al cars
Leave Harrington Avenue at . ij, Is IS, Sl6 5 g.
"a 2,6 s. T. "a q I6 4i6, SIG, 4U, 66, GAG ilG
las, & 49, $ as 9lS 8 46 P. NJ.
Leave western Raj road at II, IA, 81; Sal, Il,
ill 24 34 u A. Sill, 5l, Il, 81, 7.Ol, 1871,
So, 81, Ol 95i, 10 I'm.
SUNDAY CARS.
Webster SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at A
and every hOur 10 p. NJ. leave Webster Square at
% 4. N and every tour to 929 =
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at T.2l
II. ana every boar to q Z. Leave West street at
1852 a. and every hour t, So p.
WESTERN RNlLto' D LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
at ii A NJ and every hour to I6 p Leave Western
railroad At 1. Is 4 NJ ana every hour to Is p. NJ.
dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
4 MEXICAN &FOREIGN P 4TENYS
q, II, EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS.
Late AgeRt Of e. s. Patent Office, Washington, QtndeF
the Diet Of 1870
s0 State St, OppOnite Aii1y ST, fOstOn.

After an extensive practise of upwards of twenty
years. continues sccJre Patents in Uuited States
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bons Assignments, and
all Papers drawings fer Patents, executed liberal
and Foreign works determine the validity util
ty OF Patents OF Invenons-and legal other advice
the claims OF any Patent furnished by remittng One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
'fhe Agency is not only the largest in New England.
but through il inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of asccrtanng the paentabity of inventions
unsurpassed BY if not mmtasurably superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. Tho TestimOni
FGI Al fiE PATENT GEFiCE than the subscriber,
and his SUCCESS is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY lie would add that he has
abundant reason to beiteye ana prove, that
other office Of The Kind are the charges for professional
services so moderate lie immense practice OF the sab
scriber during the twenty past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection OF Specifications and of
fetal decisions relative to Patents
THESE besides his extensive library of legal and me.
the United States and Europe, render him able beyond
question: to offer superior facilities tor obtaining Pa
XII necessity Of iodney to Washington 70 procure
patent and the usual CREST delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard MI EIdy as one q tae Mgat e4t4ots ahn
sUcccayGk pTactt WIN %Hon Har nay, iiu oiicia
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ihave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person ntgt. eo4nsle@1 tlG si
form To- ecare for them ary atd favorable colisid
GRAFTON al the t"t'n+ once EDnrND BURKE.
Lets Gceni'at3 3tfi 81 lSie SnSit.
catioEq On ali Ltf W .cl m aii, have been grant
ed, taat peaia2 SUch gn,Hlstakeable proof
Of great tae:t u, nss pat eaus ne 10 recommend al!
lnven5r apply him 70 procure tneir patents az
thay may oe so.e o assns Oat faithful attention
Gu Oh s'' cases anu al '' J JSlsIif TH%GG4RT
During eight mon rs the subseiiter, in course Of his
rEES APtEALs, EVERY 0NE OF which was decided
In his faVorb the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Jan. l. 1863. deOdly - jai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

SFENCEE, LEICESTER
sEYlEEsTfS\~ "a CHERRY VALLEY NEW WOR.
sj-Ltzess-3 II aiss5S CENTER, and WORJ ESTER on.
5fss-szg stysS- - NIEUS. SHR8sY igfGpg c.ient,-
>-AzsszsSsS commencing Dec s. 1862:
Leave Spencer at a. Leave MooFe's Music
ST re, 2UT Main street al 5 10 p. N.
l--.,e at a. IN, i.SD p NJ; leave j ID
VI ore Music 81 Aiaiu street, ut 1890 m, and
5,U3 p. a.
laasday, Thursday snd Saturday rvcnings Leave
eetster a; 3D. and Ioote's Music store, 2O7 NJ in
leAVe GEsrry Valley IL faHgtes after starting from
Leicester o.! saCli trlp.
Leave New Worcester Al S.3J - III 70 -. III t.SU p
H. Oj p. Cl., 10 ., u; leave 2O7 MAN street 81
$50 .. m, I2 "a, l.50, 5 % 8 90 D. m
SUNDAYS.
teave LeicesIer els and Cherry Valley at ESQ G. m
Leave City Hall az 100 ,. III.
Leave New Worcester 10 g. N. and | 80 o. m L,esys
CITY itali ri close % meetings.
E92DEsss Asus1Ilesa I,L'"HsapLIy attended ~.
L. 3. STONE & co. PROP
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gtnILrGaDs.


StnIlTnans.
-.
T7s-S 77s7s55r9 NOHN ICH x WOkCES-
e s.:s.SrER RAILROAD. - sJuvER AZ,
80 IA Nc L MEAT commenciug W0SDsY'
june 2, 1853
TrNMs GOING sorTu LEAVE WoycrsTrp Az
TOO a in WAY Pass n.tr YviIn Nfrivr. at Plain
field i'm season fot train tc Providence arriving AZ Provi
ueilee al ii l5R m '''''" ~ '0'i
ecsc r. PssnsT E9 Cg FsS5 a. W9F
qenoe eod Boston trains At Norwich with train for New
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
n @ CTOR G.. A. HILL,
No. Dorranca Street, Providence, RI.
DR.. Hills Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
may be Justly ranked as the most sue
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female sec,
now before the public. DR.. lliil, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwsTds, mas made the
E3~ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions of the Female Svs
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice 1t has been his aim to bring TO
thorough test and issue the different
EF7 Botanic and Indian Agents OF the
Materia MedicG, with the view Of pro
ducing a Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases Of IrreSu aritieS
Suppressions ana Distractions, and their
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
Real Estate.
VALITARLE
REAL ESTATE
! FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

Ess,i MASS-Tne Farm owned and o cupied BY
.fsA-the widow Pha Rswson, situated in tho norther
ly part OF Upton, the road from Upton WestborO
two and half miles from the centre of Upton and
four miles from WestDOro Depot; fourth of milo
from school Contains 1865 acres of excellent Land
divided into Moving. Pasturage and Tilage with about
% acrca of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
20 acres good two story HoEse 10 by 80 with l. 30
BY l6 Barn nearly new, 50 by So Corn Barn and
Woodhouse, 40 by Is. Spring water brought to the
house and uarn. The farm cuts av enough to ill the
barn. The above farm will he SOLD a bargain. Most
OF the purchase money cal remain on uIJfigase.
For particulars enquire OF the snb~erb
MOSES A RAWHON, UT N, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

G1lNMt5n&ea.

MBiLLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
avs NIBUS leaves No 1913 Main street. at 10 r. N. and
a,3G II. From Mi0ury, leaves Loyel's Eote at 81
c, and 1880 and leaves the Post Office at
ri o. Diff $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
m9&0fr1nes.

w - II u III jEhSiGNED CItIZenS of
W Worcester do hercb. cert .ry thnt lnv no used
II'nlluh y nt"tNe Cleansing Compound, prepared by
80, i.. 'oI ilr Gu C. OF Ehcum tism, Neu algta,
Com Buuiors geqi' ' 'rn,Si .up, ramp us
scaiAs Ec ans f1r removing snn' NM, t ~,
severa years IN our ttnl s villa cotunletc sccesg /
would cheerully recommend its to ali ncedng such
&" X, Th.sn
l. w Pond u Aueh
Susan b Blanchard John G,"dyi,
Cunl Francis ID Siro,ton
Samuel Banister Maria 4 B"ardn,r
jeremiah Kane
WUr ester, Aug. % 1868
TfepnI ca 0H rs IN SIN ~ Maiden, Mass, and sold by
GEO. H. SFlhll, W IrCesIer diff au27
sNErII>I NJ ~ ,, ~ -, = =, b., -,
III Hl4iAh AN - ~ AVA ~ y l ~ y
1-S
ID ~ Il IN >
D-1, 49, 900 VIZ Co..
/ IAlllIOIAIS w CJIS1Ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

ESi SALE.-The estate No. 6 Lexington corner Pres
EseA. colt street. Lot 2GXl40 feet. The house is in
complete repair, abundantly supplied with hard and soft
water, cellar floor laid in cement, furnace, gas.
closet, &c To any one desiring a residence in this
neghborhood, this is opportunity. Possession
given Immediately Apply on the premises diff aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
5ftsUraure.

4 N S U r : N C E
ArNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
fHtaNix INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartlor1 sCapital
H6.5L INSURANCE COMPANY, Hov York, Capital
IfAETEokD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap.
ATl4S3Tio FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, PrOvi
ne above nsf5e3 Conpsnies continue 70 insure under
favorable terIns For further p3 inquire of
re- H auAhocK <, agent,
SPRINGFIELD FIHE AND MARINE
- Insurance COMPANY, Springfield, &aa
'- s1'--1 AMI E6&6Sb eR8aMA rresid 5Sit@'
-' joisN c. KENDALL, Agent.
MAssAsoIT INSURANCE Oo3fPANy. Springfield
Osss CAPITAL sel2Oog
A. ", CHAPLIN President.
AN CURRIEB agent;
Policies issued by said Agents in the above named re.
pons!ble companies against !uss damage nv tire -si
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid
T, IF E a SIS U RAN G E
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
WORCESTER Incorporated IN 1915
Cash Capital and Accumulation. as45z $40.
bon. ISAAC DAVIS, President.
Hon. E. Wash5urn ana lion. John BROOKS,
CLksEgpoH HA&RIs, sec'y.
This very successful company, conducted upon tht
CASH principle with rigid economy having eCcumuls ted
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled ia
reduce the rates of prewu by dispensing entirely with
deposit notes, the premium being tue extent OF liability,
making il one OF the most !avorabl and reliable
paNies In which to efec. insurance.
yE5Jsso czly taken on one risk. Policies issued
good in California ana Foreign Countries at reduced
% premium. For further Information apply at the
Office Of tie Company, No IS Man street, Worcester
Ia3g td
EDE0PLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
= ANCE COMPANY, Wore5st er, Massachusetts,
with Cash Capital Of ever 4sssSsS ,s5asSs,
Insure buildings &crchaoii5e, z4J Personal Property
generally on as favorable terra, as any so'i1d and well
conducted STOCK CT Mutual SJGipsaY. Tie frgt class
q Dwelling House aud their :raralents Farm Build
ins5 and their contents, isaesc fer Ave years
buildings in pr9gcass OF erection, II repair, in
sured for any time desired reasonable Losses
eQuitaoly adjusted ant promptly paid
Applications for insuta nce u9y he usde the Com
pany Office. or % any Of It's Agsnts.
AUGUSTUS y. CURRjER, Secretary.
HENBY CHAPLIN, President
SAMUEL Il. COTTON, IRE rer.
DlaEcToR5.-lienry CE8i,,I. IT, pm Pratt, Bor2tiO
Tower Joseph Boyuen Jonathan y -rfel, jonathan Lu
thert Henry G0uldins cavgasd Earle. L. L. Brigham
Timothy s. Stone, JohG C. Mason, Samuel II. Cotton
Dwight Foster, Chas " ETeelanQ, Ichabod WashbGrn.
is25 lhwe0viy
- ~ NJ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

result is the production Of his
INFALIlBLt FEN ALE REGULATOR.
MENSTRUAL Co&PoUND, a prepa alton which daily
experience proves he most speedy eicaciuus
its operation and s Warranted Harmless, and always
successful all when used according the drec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

- house. nearly new, thoroughly built, con.
tanning seventeen rooms, with every convenience ad
miIaby arranged for either two families. Hard
and soft water above and below The lot contains about
For further particulars enquire the premises 50
SOutlbrldge st, diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13


n-y@Otber preparations styled Female CathOcOn
being widely advertised purporng TO be of different
classes Of strength and at graduated accordingly;
the inventions of men who have just claim to medical
knowledge experience much less OF any Knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcana, practice and all such
impositiOs scales of prices, but many devices
ulos, lead the sale aud of spurious if not alb
solutely injurious artiC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

M NJ. IL. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS
w ING AND BATHING Rooms, where Gentle
be accommodated IN the most approved style
~ Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed the accommodation Of Ladies' Also all kinds OF
Hair work hand iaade to order Children S hair
cut in the most approved manner Capable Females
Will be in attendance IN the ladies department
n R.-t'ash maid for hair dtf ap9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13
:: REAL EST ATE IN WOR0E~-

The LOT Lincoln street, oppo site the m tnsons
Of P. L. Moen and q. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection of Machine Shops, Boot Hdnafactory
Block Of Houses, will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln III feet and is $50 feet dOep bounded west
by Ail Brook, and is the line OF the Railrosd.
Three Lots Front street. suitable Stores adoin
ing the store of George essons the corner OF
Front and trumbull streets; also tine lot south Oh
Trumbull street, now occupied as g wood ward.
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch29 diff 2lS Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-13

" Bear in mind! HItS Female Regulator Is
preparation intended TO and eectnay remedy ana
cure all cases of Female difficulty confirmed or transient
and Is the only preparation which will accomplish that
result, being the production af a physician widely
known throughout New England and other sections al
the Union, and whose and testimonials far tx
coed those Of any other practitioner of his age in all
branches OF PTcate Practice. to be found in the coun
tg". - NO preparations Sarranted Genuine nm
less purchased az the oatice of DR. HILL, No nor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

wake the cchos at least 90 miles west Of
McGrrgor. This Coml any know they . .
tho route, they have gone too far to recrde
and believing that the obj ct Of the Prairie
du Chen company in their St. Paul move
was only to intimidate and prevent the
construction OF . road for years Chat com.
pany receiving in the mean time to Milton
junction the immense freight Of North
Iowa) they (the McGregor Co.. intend to
prosecute the enterprise this spring and
summer with an emf, gy which but for this
timely stimulus they would not have exer-
cised. ~ ~
Thus much for "the situation" and to
relieve the nervousness Of those who
thought the McGrtgor project would hide
its head beneath few packages Of trans.
ftrred Minnesota Railway Mortgages. Let
but the people on this line exhibit liberali,y
towards the best friend the farmer ever
had-a Railway and all will he vel.
'.- Train.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

PURCHASE AND SALE OF Colx--The follow.
ing regulations containing the substance Of
the recent act of Congress in relation to the
purchase and sale of gold and silver coir,
swas undoubtedly one Of the causes Of the
late tumble in gold 4
1st. All contracts for the purchase and
sale Of gold and silver coin, or bullion, and
MI contracts for the loan of money. or cur
vency' secured by the pledge or deposit, or
other disposition Of gold or silver coin Of
United States, If to be consummated after
a period Of three days, must be in writing.
I'd. Such contracts must bear adhesive
stamps equal in amount to one-half Of per
senfiim Of the amount named in the con-
tract; and, In addition thoretn stamps
equal to the amount Of the interest at six
per centum on the amount Of the contract
for the time specified.
Sd. A renewal Of the contract would BE-
subject to the same conditions
4th. No loan Of currency or money on
the security of gold or silver coin. Of the
United States, or upon any certificate o,
other evid, nee Of deposit, payable in gold
or silver coin, can be made for an amoun,
exceeding the par value Of the coin pledged
or deposited.
9th. Gold and silver coin, loaned at tls
par value thereof, is subject only to sh.
daty imposed on loans.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18

The pickets Of thu rebels a'ong the line
Of the Rnppal'annock, Of late have been
half white and half black.
The Vanderbilt has captured the British
neutral blockade runner. Peter IIoff. She
Is the frat prize tak,n BY the Vanderbilt,
and it is one Of the richest taken during
the war;
1t is reported that twenty three rebe
regiments passed through Richmond on
Friday last, to aid in the defence Of Char.
lesion.
On Monday last guerrilla Richardson. and
his gang were captured by the Union troops
near Covington. The prisoners number
400.
Foreign adviccs bring intelligence that
the Poles had lately achieved fine victory
over the Russians ~ an engagement which
lasted five hours. The Prussan Chambe,
Of Deputies Ivy largo maj rity have adopt.
cd a resolution in favor Of neutrality in
Poland.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-18
Weather. Markets. &c

w ctstAcTs NAorAeCSs &C.
The winter seenis to have broken up,
and the spring birds are at hand, caroling
their light treble in joyous contrast with
the heavy bass Of the thunder storm.
The roads are bad, and will continue so,
while the frosts is coming cut Of the ground.
Deliveries Of produce consequently arc
light.
Benton, Brothers & Co., quote Amber
Iowa at l,o5; No. l at 100; No. a,
5000, and rejected at rs to so.
Gold OH Monday afternoon, IN New York
closed at ,53, and seems to have down.
ward tendency. This is probably caused
10y the success Of Sec. Chase in securing
loan Of money for the government, which,
relieves him Of the necessity of issuing
more treasury notes.
The ferry boat made her first season trip
on Saturday, and now crosses regularly,
bringing piles Of freight. Levec active
River at a very low stage but rapidly rising.
Ferry boat has made opening trips for
the past five years as follows: