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1874, 1863 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
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CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
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FOR SALE-A lot of Counters and
4 Shelving; also. rst-class Cutting Board, suitable
for a Merchant Tailor. Inquire of WM c. CLARK,
259 NJ ain street diff mchl7
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for SALE.

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in good order. Enquire of j. g. ARSoLD, over
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-08
The Gl0sl Embarrassing and Reliable Famil,
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THENEW YORK TIMES snow recognized throu,h
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FROM THE SoUTH.-The Richmond Examiner
Of the lst INST, announces that Gov. Pettus of
Mississippi is dangerously Ill.
Bragg is compelled to send to the extreme
sout h-western part of Georgia for supplies,
which have to be transported by wagons to the
interior lines of railway.
The Richmond Examiner says that the track
of the street railway in that city has been torn
up and the iron sent to rolling mill to be con-
verted into mail for a gunboaf.
The death of William L. Yancey occurred on
the 28th ut. He had been i'll for four weeks,
from the effects of kidney disease.
AS long as there was hope of cabling the
Northwest the rebel papers were in the habit of
praising the bravery of our Western troops, to
the Mississippi has been opened and nothing is
to be gained by such compliments, they have
discovered that the Yankees make the best troops
Speaking of Western soldiers the Richmond Ear
anliner remarks " They came in large numbers
to the battles before Richmond, and were beaten
and slaughtered even more completely than the
true Yankees, who are, despite the vulgar idea
to the contrary, far better troops than the bru-
tai hordes of the Northwest. >
Gold was sold at auction in Atlanta, Ga, on
the 9th ult., at Sll IS to $l2 for 81.
A blockader which lately got into Charleston
brought 100000 In counterfeit confederate
notes, for firm in Macon, Ga. They we're &C.
cidentally discovered.
Over one thousand passports were issued at
the passport Office in Richmond on the 2Sth ult
The rats are deserving the sinking ship.
The Richmond Examiner says the Yankee
prisoners now in Richmond number 1900 The
number of officers is 523.
The Richmond Wing says serious apprehen-
sions are beginning to be felt by the farmers
that the continued wet weather Will materially
cut short the provision crop. 1t is said that
corn is Suffering from the frequent and copious
rains. Much of the wheat which was cut and
stacked long ago cannot be gathered, because
there is not sufficient sunshine to dry it. The
consequence is it has sprouted.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-08

The MOVEMENT AGAINST MoBILE.-A southern
refugee at Memphis from Mobile says it was re-
ported that Banks had arrived at Biloxi in
force, and that Grant was sending him men
very fast. If 30, Mobile has fallen, or will soon
fall, as on the 23d there were no guns mounted
on the Notifications erected upon the land side
for the defense of the city, and the garrison
numbered only $500. The report is not entitled
to entire confidence, however.
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20 StaIc sIrcet, opposite hlDy ST., Boston,
A FTER extensive practice of upwards oftwenu
II years Paentsn the United States
also In Great Britain France, and other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications, Assignments all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American o.,
Foreign Works. Odeermne the validity utility Pa
tents or INVENTIONS, egalor other advcere n
all matters touching The same Copies of the claims OF
any Patentfurnshed by renting One Dollar. Assign.
ments recorded at Washington.
Ihe Agency is not only the largest in New England
out through 1t inventors have advantages forsecurng
patents, oil asCertanlRg the patentabity Of inventions
nsurpassedby if not any which
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gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE than t he subscriber; and as SUCCESS
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND abb,
lY he would add that he has abundant reason To- beeve
ana can prove, that atno other office of the kind the
charges for professional services moderate. The i'm
mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past, mas enabled him 10 accumulate vast collection
specifications and official decisions relative to patens
The besides hise library of legal and mechan
ca works, and tut accounts of patents granted in the
Che0 states ana Europe render him able, beyond CUES
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard MIR. Eddy Of the most capable sac
ceSHut petitioners with whom have had official inter.
course.
CHAs. MASON" Commissioner of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and Trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
" Mr.. R. H, Eddy has made for me TIL EliTEFN appli
cations, on all but one of which patents have grant
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during eight months the spbscihel, in of his
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SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de
cided IN his favor, by the Commissioned of Patests
L. H. EDDY.
oston, Dec. . 1862. vi
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The SIEGE OF CHARLESTON. A Charleston

The SIEGE OF CHARLESTON. A Charleston
letter in the Boston Herald represents that the
greatest activity prevails in the naval depart
ment of the seige. Stone Inlet and the ship
channel are alive with vessels of war, iron-clads,
Transports tugs, scows, barges, &C., all of which
are in use and will in some way from part Of
the grand naval array that is soon to be brought
against the enemy. Another battery of great
strength, and mounted by some of our powerful
guns, has just been erected on Morris Island,
only 1900 yards from Sumter. Another bat
terry is but 400 yards distant. They are manned
by troops, sailors and marines. When these
batteries are opened against Sumter there will
be dreadful scattering of bricks, legs, arms
and bodies. One hour and a half is allowed tor
the bombardment of that fort before it will be
compelled to surrender. On the night of the
lst instant the monitor kept up constant fire
on Fort Wagner and Cummings PORT making it
rather dangerous for the rebels to reinforce those
garrisons:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-08

We learn that 101 sick and wounded soldiers,
picked up in hospitals south by the State Com
missioner, arrived at the hospital at Brattleboro
on Wednesday last. Another detachment Of
about $50, will be brought there next week, and
soon after that third detachment, which it Is
expected will embrace about all the sick and
wounded now in hospital south of New Eng
land.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-08

DESIRE TO TAKE THE OATH AND 1.-THE
st. Louis Union is informed that three-fourths
of the prisoners brought up from Vicksburg ex-
pressed an anxiety to take the oath of allie
glance, and large portion wanted to enlist in
the service of the United States. Enlistments
of this class could not be allowed except by
special permit of the Secretary of War.
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This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago
commenced using SrERLNG's AMBRosIA. NY hair was
short thin. and rapidly falling out lad tried many
Hair TONES, lnvigorators, &c without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosia my hair cease
falling OUT and commenced growing so rapidly as to s.
tonish me. Now hair is thick, soft and glossy and is
five feet four inches in engh-when let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use OF STERLINd's AMBRosIA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else to my HAIR.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New York.
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New YORK, August 7. The Posts Washing
ton dispatch says
" Officers, who have arrived from the army this
morning, bring nothing new. The heat contin-
ues and the streams are drying up
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New YORK, Aug.1 The Posts Washington
dispatch says the Chronicle of this morning
states that movements are Ia progress which are
morally certain to result in the capture of Mo-
bile. Stirring news is expected shortly from
that quarter.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-08

we advise young persons whose hair is beg inning to
fall out TO take warning time and save their hair
usug the Ambrosia To those who have already lost their
halr the Zee use of the Ambrosia will surely restore it
as it has done for thousands.
DR. STERLING's AMBAosIA is a stimulating oily extract
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dandrun prevents the hair from ling out or from trn
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IL is entirely different from all other preparatons ad
can be relied on. GU
Is we known fact TO thousands in the CITY Of New
ork That this is the only article yet discovered that will
cure me ID ease OF the Scalp and the Hair to Grow
FhlCE Sl,Oo PER BOX, containing two bottles
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American 81 Foreign Patents.
II EDDV
SOLICITOR OF P.4T'EN 7

SOLICIL On OF mi ANIS,
Late Agent of U Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act of 1914
&c State street, opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. Articles appearing in
the journals of this city and elsewhere re pre-
sent a war with Great Britain as imminent
The assumption that these articles are authenti
Gated by the government, or made upon any
knowledge of its views, is without foundation
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

CAsrEIsIs ~ Ts, - fAhDS AZ In. IN Iwo rlE,kr,
Marble Slabs Braekets and Holland Windo. sbafes
o sIs cheap sso Ess! rhy second street. between sss4
IL 0c3oek. -. ~--~.- -~~
LNURNITURE. cARPETs. &C. BOU0HT YoR CAsH.-
Books Pamphlets and Lftfxrrs brought cash IN
Sxth arenas, between Ninth and fsush srees large
sieek Of Books always for sale. f.,,s- f ffa
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RAILROADS.

rIuDsos MyEE hALRoAD -rRAWs yoa Al.
III sny, Troy the North and west leave ChAmbsrs street
s,f ana " y, ana slA and io:0 r ~ md on Sun.
rrccurci Al any the onces Of wKsfCoTIs ExPRkss.
u new aud Booklyn, and b.xsAFs chssssd ~ The
. nj Ew YORK, HARLEM ANb Albany RAnR0AD.-
IN Trsiss VIII leave Twenty sirh street depcs r Ahe
Bsdfsr. Cro.on fA stations porth " Albany csnnee
ing Central Northern Rairoad Tor SartogA and all
pciu,s aorh westi ter cro,on PAL. sis lor whi,.
Plains sle sud 10 A. ~, - 10 and r. ~. and ~
- fr.m wh'w ssrsss depot, for wiisns hf,sss -. is
and III airs Bridge ssop 81 ali st.cos For Dover
.paas.< ~, stopping at White Paias snd stations not
Dover. RstsruiuR nave Albany aiSlO oo srrttsi
% Northern and western trains sshRns q. ~ ss!lons
frcsr Caha 70 Crvton fsiis Bedford, White Plains
Ans wlisms Br'dye; posy rs,ns IS 4. NJ sorp'ng st
oh stations north Of and a. white Plans Cfoton Falls
IN: whis Plans, $40 IsDA ~. tls y ~; wiii,sms
'brar irsns .S q, s,siions sunday .esrsen trains
con rars t5 A. H.. stopping All ssfions syc~pt
willie. For Williams Brssr. eb u ~ a. n, aud -
p NJ stopping al ell sAtsous for White Plains n. ~.
-1sppins al al stallion Returnna leave White rlsss ~
NJ sopr ring an stations Wnllams Bridge a. 10 10
I1mi9, snswr ~. stopping ., all s.siisrs; cro,os
vslis n, 4 sfppyinr ~ AL sat ~sr~pt rork vile
JOHN BtsCuiLL. supgfstsadsnl
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wArcHEs. Jewellery, &C.

uNIAuOvDs. oLD GOLD AND slLyER-sY coIxo
IL 70 LOtfs ANktlu. ~ Efssd~sy, unfsr dr ksr
Yerk Hotel yon viii reses. - pr esnt nots hss sisny
w,tnosi h~ins conp-ii~a oasr sosis ssshssr-
NJ PAYS IN ey bsssabe noa~y. Csn-ls Hat eksss all
ll.ls Of Laos Fufs bsufs The highest yrc~ l.
las b~ca Is years esss rn W NV rosk RenrmS-r ~
Bresd~sy
DIAMOND BROKER
Tp Pro,d~.y wstfsss sni gesery b,agsi Afrs1ces on
D,a ssads sai We sar&
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IIsCELLANEOUs.

DEs1f.Ry's FRAGRANT AROMATIC cEYI.Os coz
- ier. sek ID ia pound - wh1s
retains All tie afoaaa Of the opnec. aad make The mot
wholesome pleasant beverage used 70 Mara
tsipo o. ia q dcs. Ony - CENTS pOunh Arnpio
ai o nunaa sl he seat 10 addreea far o. f4e cc.o
ifatsi ia India Coffee 20 tsais beat isy Soap rats
ra'eh cents Flour A. rcesiyers rs.les horfr aiinS
acc 10 dealers. BENTLEY. 25i GEeeawi-h ssseet,
door s9pth OF Murray.
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TlOR SALE-A LARGE NEW, STYLISH
n fttiTN HAf iV1ILAsE RkSlTlEECE

sno hours from the city, on the New Haven Railroad,
with barn. 0ulbuing large yard fne vegetable garden
pastnragc for brook pond fruit aud ornamental
aud shrubbery. Location hcatiy and beautiful Hrs class
neiyhb0rhood churches Schools and bath
ing Tte perfect Possession immediately w,h furniture,
poultry &c " desired canc. step
with little trouble int, AL the comforts or Summer home
In the country ~ t|tt4fD
Gpquire az iis Congress street. Brooklyn,
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CLOTHING,


TTfkTiOk-AT Iss skvENrii AVENUE LAnskn
~ and grntiemrn ~il bs ssouishsd 10 the ptnrs
HARRIS for Clothing cafpria kurnarp znA
Je~ss We nset eursslve. Nth having h~a osA
by great many iAdies and THAI ~
cent more than q any other place the clsy We
tee 10 pay tho foowtnprcss sk DfrAses from ~ -
49, for Coats from ~ 10 ti4 and sopesnts from ti W ~
ries.e es GA o. Aadc.s Harris iss sey- s.h sv-asA
three doofs from lsdies - br
MIRA Harris B.--Frass te particular IN naiiaG The
oefsc umber is cr YOU win aad oat your ms.sr ~hss
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EEn9QgAL.

y,oR AporrroN.-A LITTLE oraL, Az ENTIRE or
pn-ci one year old, light ccmpierios brswn hair and
.sS q sss %siI xppy q III si.,s avenue eoissr =
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

Ii w. J.-ALL WELL t n
~ MRS. aoPnfA Lkvy. FORM EaLy % TIE ISLAND
Of Possso Roo vii mahe her sassess kpown she wI
hear q svsshsng 70 her sdssstAe Address r. boa sN
Nsw York Pct oM1s. 8sffsa
INFORMATION WASrED-Or coz, COLLINS. A0ED
- years. Who sailed ffsn Cork, Ireland on the 18th "
nsreh An, uornAion Of him win be hspktuiy received
by bis friend Johs Hssiey. fso Chery rrtet
nY TITLE fNoiN- LoxoISGLY gxpEcTs -SrSKY." :"
- Her ts,s stst Wnl he n~s cows 70 "a Che Knows
vhsrl imnsns'sr iL Al - 4. Il
DAT BRENNAN AND YKED. w. CLARK Or BLOOM
ipgdsi~ ard ghap ". pov~mas. ~ Paterson. y. ere
requss~s 70 call q, the sd~poetef Broadway and Eighty
Hrx, street
THE RUBICoN IA PASSED u An NOW FULLY Az
prissd Who win 10. sniv that sksoci-
stss purely mater ~ deep fe@iiaa. an tbsaxh
sell entirely from NV hts lob and vas ressn-d
an grstsfu for having pprsn~a the coursr have. The
Feelings entertained Tor him that un-. cr-s ~
by me- sinssre, sithossh not fully npprecs'~s BY
him N. cond have sted 70 that edif eaiioas snf
drsoals which has marked hts course tosars
gcu1 se no e.' On "{ psss ny -hss .ea 80, s2.ss
rpceivlnx pecsniary consdsfaton nom bn-snd 40
now ~ destitute 70 nouov. hs 10 TIE last parry that
would apprsaa VI. roint There y speihlss sfprtcr
70 ssch IN my nature Since earliest
and vet ct that us Norid have sulf~i ryhlng
10 hsvr bsstei IN the snshlne ~ hts smile The
t,an rnskes aad Wnief may rest sssnrrf thss
" never hs path, With garland of ssd
ther-'s sny,ng sssrsd 70 n ihis world - hIs
ry--hs loEef and iost. bEsLiE.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

v,os s.Ls-s csEss cOLoEED sEsuR pOp 70
,.vrsks 60 ysfs lssst ssf ". falsst - ~ o "a
-sse a. ,n- s~-.s hss - . ~. - tss 20 = 20
a ss r.<sSS ExsT .fE sfef s~s Ls,s4au
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

feel confidence that We shall achieve great
things. Your paper gets here regularly.
and the Sanitary Commission bold it in
great esteem for the service it renders them
in the way of patients names. ] enjoy
your local news, and your squabbles with
Brown hare been really entertaining.
You say that the Lost Children have
gone awayln the Balloon, but how were
they spirited off. and by whom, and where
have they gone?
f report speaks truly, Point lookout
has gained an excellent commander, and
one who will ensure order and security to
ALL
I am in hopes that Senator Wilson'S
bill, contemplating some changes in hos
pital management, will succeed. 1t will
give, under authority from the bead Of the
medical department., just what your hospit-
al has got in that excellent lady and friend
Of the right, whose arrival I sec chroniclcd
in your last, just received.
There. I've written you letter, and if
you think you mast print it, | do not be-
lieve you viii ask me for another D.