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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

THE SUFrERISGs OF TIE WOUSDED RrOrFRs.-
The reports Of paric. fmar with go prove that
the roers received terrible nascation the time Of 'he
late outbreak in this city Not 1.-THE Of tie victims found
their way to the hospital. medical surgical eitmcnt
Many Of them killed and carried away secretly IN crates
and buried the countfy Large nambsr. OF the
wounded suffering at home afraid 20 have the sc;' stated
they received peat Of their jasG punishment while
ii rsns in the recent riot BroSen hcsd' scratched and
bruised acs yonc aud eansho wouuds in certain neign
Oorhoods show how ard ssooul were tho blows hsi
put the not. OF tie victim. who slightly
wouudei begin to show themselves IN the street and M
reader cannot m to notice the unusual number Of men tni
boys with their in surs their eyes black aud blood
shot their faces and spotted with pas'cs arr neads
done up IN baudages Some vii! be cppe' for e t1ne
insane some id.oi- and viii 30 to thcis log
home IN the cLuloysfd Just there j. Nat deal %
suffering among these rioters They meet with sympahy
fon dsccu people No plb.ic meetings called g. raise
fund. their benefit, They trebe At every football en- The
staff thinking ha Tcprrseua'iSc Of justice IL after
them II they have sqlik Of c3u.celce ef chrl
in their bosos the reflection that they wartoniy destroy RI
the property OF uuoheniing citizens and ~ieArdy mDed
it as n the blood Of mast sdd 90 their 'u-
.erncs Were they well enough to br sue-tod 10 matter
how plain their gp city official might ni.ten TO w.
rescue aud ..osd them moucaiary stn o.. Had they
suffered in lsl CAUSE he clergy ~old not have oepri so
them the cousoatious u e lfe,i While try live ali tfr
rt,s OF Christian bui a siicf hr deccsc 1hos who wore
naaiy in..rlmcnts in iusir4ug the na-th.fc who o.
chi ed the tserto approach theic battered. breeding
nute.ed beings They o,r word Of che- they pre.ru,
no sss-,Ic psr.. but csye them 10 anguish gua
tended. AID t. L.e uasuenled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

ASAvAGE WoMAS-On Saturday night four po'
hcmen who were duty in the neshbOrhood Of Avenue
and wcutie,h attacked by an IF'h woman who
came out house in the vicinity ca"ns at and
striking officers aud declaring That he had Killed
hen baud in the late not. Her vearns and hown. 'oo
collected crowd three hundred persons when the
poce slowly retired to place OF safety No arrests were
made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

y
on,,,f iyirs Of the T~rntcth precinct 'affostcd MIS-
$50 n ..rp,r %. sccou hand c,tins Store az no 90
Tenth sgrnue charged with receiving stolen goods know ING
M. sa- stolen. On tue oth lhs1 o Doc" h"h
10, .tpr, 90 Nj John Henderson. No uVJ ighth avenue
- ,u.f-d b, buf.afs robbed OF large quantity Of
soods Two sell thieves were subscqlcy DIi"'''u
by officer Living found gty aud s8ntoncoi TO otate s
lot.a4on received wn,h led tno omcei 10
..fcn Afa iis house aud shoes wcic found 90 hri pHe
which III henderson ldruted a, belonging 20 nun ia tee
hold accltcd to bs 10 ans"eI tue ehbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
CITY ITEMS.

REpoRTs CALLED FoR.--Ihe Inspectors Of the
Police Dersmeat have ordered the Capins of the Police
10 render reports facts and Incidents growing ont Of the
late rios ~ Precincts they represent These vson- re-
ports will be ~ the heads of the Police Depart
ent of i- city aud IN ab,tact viii be published for the
benefit Of the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
A feussiau Gentleman Robbed.

BOsTON MONDAY July p, BOj
A Russian gentleman named John Werner who
came TO America TO travel for ms health q few
weeks since, WAS robbed by ms Interpreter, name
Charles Hoclen Belgian, Of 800 five frame pee
who decamped A reward Of $3.50 ID offered for bis
annIehennlOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Accident TO A IloRsE CAh-On Sunday after
,,luoou the Bergen hoi'e cas- w. ac'tans Der
zen Of a.. hosses ie nnd 10y some rra D. tie poe
s-,t, detached q tho brake getting 4 order.
4o.ccnIcl o., hiI yey npidy. nraAy running ~ TIE
.isck nod ling .mhrnsmei some ~ feet ne
pissc gers lu rn-i, Wi Ar exception OF one 4Edy
NJ 81. ..LY l--lLa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
[Adyeftisementl
SUBSTITUTES Sunsruurts We are

f1t hing large numbers OF Substtutos sugy aud "y nun
.fs a. eft. in Pruus. VANS Aow-tus.nd, and Ne"
Yofl state LOT 7l23 $500 and SI'. tah on % ndaies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

DIsHoNEsr DOMEsric.-Muy Shohan, an irish
gl 4 yeats 81 ago arrested by tound.man Rogers Of
lie ,r.uth Precinct charged wuh stealing quantity Of
n.u v,auns apparel Jc~rlfy ETC. valued 90 from ner
emp o}er Mrs. Opaona H. fitmry OF No a. Wes' wash
iuston piece. rou9n Of tho soodi were iound IN 'o
lttf f4al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

TIE MURDER OF me Mono FRANRLls-
ASorHEK THK ALLLGE PAWIcrASrs ~ CrsrpDN-
Rouudsnen Gunner aud Robert. Of tho Twonty ninth
Precinct, who have been active Ia arresung tho
villains engaged IN tie murder aud fubseq1ent hang.
ing Of the colorod Abraham franklin at ue
corner Of Twenty oighth street aud Seventh Avenue.
during the late riots took smother ino custody Oh
sunday charged with being principal IN ,hs ma'dcr Of
franklin The poners name is George Cinssi be BE- 81
IRISH lborer SO years o. ase and lives ia West Twenty
seventh street The against GLASS h Martin Vreeand
residing the northwest conner II Twenty seventh street
Nd SsYeltL Areaus. lie maker sl,4syis tl. sn tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Rus OyEn.-Ycstcrday afternoon little boy
named Isrs Ts.e wAo.e parents reside Ia 9TH Firt
street, Jersey Cy 30 attempting 70 ride on ~sson i' 'h
And was seriously = faay ujgr,d by tie wheels
pa.sing ever ile small OF biz bsck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

OUTRAGE UPoS FFMALFs.-About III o'clock on
saturday ni.It females. residing In Hudson ty.
we're cunning home from n,ighY0., they were attacked
by tc- tu4r VITO violently lsaIcd and Stripped nearly
ID OF he c.ans "a 81 "a ~nd tAcn Tsg a"sl oc.0'e as
slsla.cr arr.tcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
UNITED STATS MARsHAHs OFFICE-JrLI a..
Before MsrsLa MrARsI

BATCH oF BLOCKADE HJNNEHs.
The chci and second officers, obiei, second and
Third nneels ~ward with p o. the Of the
rrope ~ Emma captured running ths blockade between
~ Ii gt0n aud Bermuda were brought before Tie Masha
aud Dy Aa4 selt 10 tie house o. delsngiou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

BOARD or CouEcILALs.-A special meeting Of
tho Board Of Councimcn hold Monday afternoon a.
o'clock p M Morgan Jones, osq President 10 the char
ago amount Of routine business transacted. Tcso-
luton Of thanks introduced by this Presiden Gen.
Daniel L. sickes for his bravery soldier und conduct
al OIL er lao be presented wish gold medal with
proper inscription The resolution wa hid oveG Tho
Commits directed to cause tho removal from
aud parks Of tie city Of all afcTy and cavalry
stationed therein at the present time Tie Board Adjourned
to tho second Monday 10 September at 4 O'Clock p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

THE CRY JUDGE AsD MS WITS or HAnE.s
oHrusMattofs between the city Judge and tho Sheriff
still remain Ia quo tue latter p-fcmptofy rousng .
the attachments" issued b. the former against
Genersl Cauby for dsotying wit o. hsheas cOfiu No
heard yesterday that SIR sutton Warden o the Cty Prison
has determined to pay more attention to ih- City Jgdse
ayorte wit hts awytf advising hn that 'ai Judge ln'
power TO ssue such wht. ApyOpos Of this subject
named John Riley. committed to prison by Justco keJ ~
default Il 90 bail for uong burglary and robbery tho
Eighth avenue days sgo brought before te city
Judge ON wit habcss corpu. aud motion made to
duce the bail which the Assistant District Attorney strongly
opposed tho ground that evidence n.t ,c accused
towering MI Blunt heard tho city Judge remand
tie accused bot ppoas that Instead Of sending him
again prison. he placed hin charge Of officer. which -
.autamouut 10 giving Isoner tho freedom Of the city
Yesterday morning, Assistant District Attorney Nandcipool
found the paper with Enforcement thereon that Riley
placed Ia the custody OF officer "a. the fqne Of Asiiou,
District Attorney Blunt which Mr. Blunt denies Upon .n
quIy for the prisoner. however 4. dscoyoiod be
had escaped lie 10 probably beyond the reach Of the
hew.f oTk police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
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CELEBRATED

S II O MAG III B / I L T. II S.
Aslias, the vapors foul prepare.
That fsysr..an, the he.yy cir.
Dluk not unmiIed the water found
In prairies woods, or maTshy ground
II seleDisTy toll you Viy,
Mature you u.It aisi,s--oy die
For when dsbarred from exercise
Fox artificial aid she cfies.
Medicines grand purpose and in.en;
Isthreatenei evil 10 prue.t
And ii you'd be relieved or spared
From ills that crush the uBprcraTei,
Hose.,eI's Bitters use-tor note
They ere tie sUREsr ASrIDOTR.
To SET at defiance the asma Of unhealthy soils the poison
Of unwhoesoe water the edlva Of crowded woTkrooms
and fecores and the baueiu influence Of edeasy employ
neuts, 1. is only necessary to be forearmed with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
b.. Ill., M.laa. JlLy ez.-The great mnI

Bulls HEAD, M.a@oy, July 27.-Thc great mar
Act .ac, ~ beef cauc. iIfh ayraur Ani fof'yhth
street. f % Duocas tbs nius add s"i) arg
IeI .ltlYu 90 sra, strrfa. Ouy az 'i At-
st teaf viii be- cold 0f ues aua sory lara. posA 81
,m & equal ave- G. %. &C., tue bot 'oi- .. A'ns
l. 900 u4u4u,l tlat goa sloIsn . s" Al ~ Gilc
2, 81 small lad 9lrl.y toe drma.i ~ ti as !
much or,l thai chez on wAl,h ID o. rlty Ia
c.ntat 10 ia y aud owners will be lursy u a. at
a. o out t.u ifoS Ne think tie average prcr - "a hall
cent pound less than lt acrk al iAv Cd 90 oi th'
nai..t - VET, lai. vi br s woffe ben tst grat
many % sold foa.Y, al pfces tsiA"d not "'cf
a5. = o. aud good r.ay - slil lover t-ts - hr
..e 10 M oftrd VrIt doll one of ctufsc fhr A-n o
seanst tie dover ". lad 1000 lead "lfufcd
gal t- usr..t H.. $40 OF which were sold rnday
si satlri., an4 balarce ust be cod today ani To-
A.fr.~ OF - A0ltns over ti n'Ht N'"k. IL"
.at,f TO-DAY oT tho Two daJs esiuLs bts b~ei TIC
san~ % The summer, All has lid some effect upon Dis'
n,ss ciposei 90 pufchasc any slip1r,
,ona immediate O~As O. tho heat ana tue "au o'
rei,a.c accommodations tho u-dc very isciy cary
ur uolnns alter ihit tom fsa0y SLOW, al it1s
gfdoy~. we're sold ngss The sac marie. oien'a
ia th ..frrt inYfnn. WITH moderate supply ~ ia
.hr, g. sua f slppy 81 lambs winch s9t n acrni = To
o~.r .hrcp toy prco bcns ullof %, 4 10 snl ianOs
bout Zoe 4, Than iass Monday. mo nos aAr
10. Only st-y cups cd tor several day shj not
ttsuiug tho so.k cold Of cary this morning st
- sJa 3 o. = cwL, ave weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Ju!y a5-Befor
Jude Belts.

John Krels ana john kreDs, jr., were discharged
frou casto1y ;his moruiue.
aV,taf. Younger Krebs deseTier from The
United Id father onsifuctcd the Provost
Marshal st'eInued % nest the son, for which Of
feare arrested the warrant Of CoumssloucF Stl
vel.
On tc heain. il shown tina; Kres jr under ~
and lad enlisted without hs fAcrs con-eut
Nrct c.ecd 10 give o. the Toy II TIE pfocce ins
Gfsis Himself we've suspsuccd This course Wa adopted
delivered uv .ud lie immediately unchanged
oy JDdfo Bette wit Of Eabss corpus having been obtained
OF
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CELEBRATED
$ T O NJ A G III B 1 L L T. Il Z.


Dyspep,ias p,ns. that raeA and Erini
The body ard der!es. lie mind
Agues ths, As they 50 and come,
Make life constant mariyrdom,
Coles and dysen.ehc pains.
Meath which tie strong mans visor wAnes;
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
No'es conquered JET by drastic pills.
Dread Diarhes that cannot be
Cured By destructive mercury
Slow constitutional decay
Tha. bring. Death nearer, day by day,
Nervous prosiEa.iOn, mental gloom
Herslls Of rnadaess or ,he tombi
Forthese-.hou,h mineral nostrums fall
Means OF relles 8. least We hail,
uosrErrEKs BlrrERs-medioine sure.
Not TO prer.nt alone, bu. cure
In py.peps. Fever and Agae Bilious Complaints Cor''s'
ttiopsl aud Nervous Debility, Censtpaiion' seasieEne
spssm. and in all Complaints of Man or Woman proceeding
,,, CANAL or inherent Weakness Of the Body. the one
Great Remedy and Restorative is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

Az ALLEGED RUFFIAH ARREsrLD-Ihc man
VII, charged with .ian down and Iobbinga cattle dealer
the hsl dsy the arrested aud tAHcn to the
Toli.s yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
LlrEt TOR coNTlscAIIoN.

United - a'es as'. tie or1s Neploo.
L. Delaheld Smith, esq, L. ). DIstrict-Attorney
med Isl a.suH he aboyrunmcd praying if the coniscs
ton oue-sIiecnth part Of her, alleged so be oso'd boy
Oeorse Alien of Charleston, < c. under tie oct Of Couc
JUS %, loci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

UNITED STATES MARSHAHS OFFICE-JuLI 3.-Be
fore Marshal MrREAf.
sENT TO FORT LAFAIETrE.
james Gordon and X. II. Hooper were sent 70
Fort L-yee. They captured running the blockade
of New oaIu, North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

We are Informed that as Fernando Wood wa
passing through TheaeF Alley about yesterday buck
OF dirty water thcown upon him by an individual Wit
said TAKE that, old Copperhead"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

The Moss TAYLoR.-Tae reported capture
tho steamship Moses TAYLOR is cortadc'ed By her egen
here she was to have lei, San Esnci,co on the 21i inst
for NicaIsgua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jul g7.-Besore
Judge BErTs.
ANOTHTR PRIZE.

U.lted States at. he steamship Emma
l.. Delaf,ld Smith, crg |. :. District Attorney
fled LIBEL alun,t The tesr CAPTURE Tie 2slh Of JAY,
voyage from Wilmington y c. TO bcIniuds. - tho
a. e. sfcsl transport Aar, Capt. Gad.c,n. She j.
de-yb and had cargo Of cotton iuTPsutue aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
IL O S 7 T. Il L T. IL 3
CELEBRAT

CELEBRATED
9 r. OMA G III Is L L IL Il s.
To wanderers on sea or land
From Polar shore to Tropie strand,
To households lone. in regions new,
And jewellers in great cities, too
To soldiers In camp fort aud held
Who need against disease a shield
10 minors, California bound.
And ullers of wet, marshy ground
To feeble wives Of fragile mold
To Young, and midde-sged, and old
To those In health, who would enjoy
Heavens hes. gifts without ALLOYS
To all the s,rensthless weak sndps
Who droop, ye. know net VIA; they all
UosrErrxH's BirrERs we present
A. Health. most potent element.
Iftber, Is any value in public opinion, or any "'s"'N
medical testimony the very aud safest Tonic
and Alternative now before the wOTldi
HO TIE T Il Il Il IS
CELEBRATED
STOM MAC III b L u 3" -
solby re,pee,,bo Druggists in all parts 0i'is "''a
HosrErTER SMITH.
pITTsBURG, Penn
n.xyo,k oacs No. A2S BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28

LArycu.-Will he launched from the ship-yard OF
Mr j. S,non.on, tho Eleventh street ferry "reeh
point Wednesday the 29h. at ';I9 a. No. the 'he"hee
steamer Commodore buit ior C. Vanderbilt esq Her d
et sons are a. foo. length deck ~ fee breadth Of
beam 80 lee depth Of hold "a feet, aud about 1900 tun
H. enruss are b.iur enu.truc ed 4 the Alairc Works.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

1868. i
PHILADELPHIA K ERIE RAItRd
THIS great line trarerses the Notlbs,.
Il Northwestern counties of Penuml,'1
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie. -
1t has been leased by the PepnssI, !.
road Company, and under their ,S,n. % =, =
ing rapidly opened Throughout ;,s sn,.'. "
1t i' now in use Cor Passenger and Az T"ss' M
,ines' from narrisburg to Drinwood h,
~ ml's', on the Eastern Division, nv
eEet,eld to Erie, rs niles or the N
/ Division. n
Time cf Passenger Trains at Drylns
Express Train leaves cas- ward AID
Lxpress Train arrives westward aNl
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE ke
on those trains between philadelphia n.
Haven, and between Baltimore and LoA n
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany ths u
Train both ways between WilliamspOh Anl
more, and Wiliamsport ant PhladelplA
For information respecting Passenger u
apply at the S, L. Cor. llth and Market Al
And for Freight business Of ,h. Com
Agents, S. b. Kingston, jr., Cor. 18th and |
SITS, Philadelphia
J. ". Reynolds Erie; "a
j. NJ. Drill, Agent n. c. r. II. Balinu
II. II. HousroN, Genl Freight AgA Pr
LEWIS l.. HoUrT, Gent Ticke Art Pm
Jos. d. PoTTs, Gen'l Manager, Williams,
Jan. p, NEI
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Terms Of Advertising.

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a o.. uouuLANDER, 4 co Publishers,
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nm oREpUBLlCANe
rsfms a suesetiphon.

n tsidih sdvance. o. sithih ihtet fh0h,ht, Vi rs
N raid any time within The year 90
N paid after the expiration Of the yesf, : 90
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FAMILY DYE COLORs.

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Light Blue,
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tTaret Broicn
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light BrOcni
iHrF Bro'onJ
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Dark Green,
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Shaving and Hair.Dressing.

EREMlAH NORRIS respectfully announces
~ TO bis friends Of Clearheld and vicinity that
ne has returned TO his old stand, and is well pre-.
who may desire HE professional services.
olcasfeld, April ., 80,
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DENTAL RRMVD),n
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Dr. VINE ~. iiurd's Unrl,,,,.n
Powder, warranted free from ,,ia a N
Injurious tubsiance. Price. IS eer,, ..'aIlr1
~ bevare Of the ordinary ehss, frrtt
ders, which whiten but destroy. "sAh
Do you wish to bs certain thai -.
y pure, sweet, and agreeable to bs.s sftlI
lover Or lriendsl Use Dr. Hurd,s ranrS \
Mouth wash. Price 81 cents ma, uesfa>
This astringcut wash is also m. s.we
NE world for Canker, Bad Bren,b Isst l,
Gums, Sore Mouth, etc. 1t has cpysi ~
DO You, or your children suffer fro, AA s
hCHEf Get DIR. Hurd's Magic wa
Drops. Price Is cents per bottIs a'd
Are you afflicted with NFURAro,,
Dr. VIM. u Hurd's NeuraIgls -,
The most effective and delightful remsi.
Tor pains in the face, chest, ,houlds,'" ~
any part Of the body. w
They do not adhere nor blister bu, 49,,
charm pain away. Try them, Prize 'a' Iv
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country, sau
CAUTION As there are dealers WIN u,
vantage Of our advertisements 10 ;,s,"t "a"
their customers inferior preparation, KY
sary to insist upon having what you e,n, IsaA
you will GET THE BEST, thoroughly ,s'.ss
prepared by an experienced and sciapM.
tist, Treasurer Of the New York stan n.
Association, and Vice President Of ths t.V ts',s'
City Dental Society. wv 10,
Address ....
WIN. B. HURD & CO., Tribu,, p.,.
New York.
Jan. 81, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
BONDS OF SLAVERY /! j.!

LIVERY man that has read any thing Of the
past history OF this WAR must finally come
TO the conclusion that the Confederate Govern
ment would be broken down. IL was only ques-
ton Of time But now we have the above Glori-
Gus soul-stirring news to cheer us up and the
only draw-backto to our joy and glori6cation is the
imminent danger Of the Contmbands coming
North to "eat out our substance and to wear out
eur shoes! But of one thing thepeope of Gear
del1 county may be assured, and that is, that
FRANK SHORT-for short called Short.ee-is
selling Boots q shoes as cheap as any other
mun ia the county; and if YOU don't believe it,
just give him n call on c0urt.week or at any other
time aRd see for yourselves. lie would Just re-
mind the public that his shop ia now ON Marke ct
street, in Shaw's Row--where you will find him
just ~ Short as usual-if not little shortsr---Of
CASH than he would like to be-
All kinds Of work on hands and made to order
on short notice, and as well made, and good hts
MS can be "skeered" up here or elsewhere.
&sa-Don't forget the shop--on Market street,
in Shnws Row, directly opposite Rev. II, b..
SwoOpe's Office. +. SHORT.
Clearheld, June II, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
8aflrDa0s.

I5se9GT55,psssii BObION & WOhCtSl LEX
r5sss;;sss: .sRAILR0AD. -SUMNER ARRANGE.
= x, - tz.S 2SN1, commencing on MONDAY April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston as follows.
leave Worcester at 10, 9,4D a. M, 1910 5 90 IN.
Lower station exp, $50 IN l2,i5 $3.50 exp,
M;lGuG $40 a. m. Az ?. m
Graf on, z. X. lU.d5 q. ~ !, ais o. m
Wcgthor1', 1880 q. u q. M, J Il, j.3j pm
scarborough. TBS, 1925 a, NJ ~ and $3.50 m.
Cor larii!s, l.+l 10 20 a. IN. 70. 3 q =.
ASHLAND, 1.4s 1885 a. m. l,5O,5.49 ?. m.
slitotj, 5.,O, p - Z. "a, o. p. N.
Nortl1'r0 80 So = IN.
5lsti9o74 I'3 q, a. 1925 pm
Frsnaghan. y Express, 40 500, 1893 a m l39,
Nstok, 6,a $40, il1l a. M. 300, $40 y. IN.
We s.S, = y, y ST., 9,I2 lL23 Wcr, M, l3l,
Bioosms SOC Is, 7i5s, SIS, 60 10, y NJ 100 23l+,
1881 500, 30. 500, $50 p On sunday 9.eo IN,
y ~ and 5.l5 p n.
TRAINS leave boston. ~ follows.
Worcester, az Ais D., Lis, $40 Exp. o. l.30 $50
Exp? 4W 551 lap, 30 Exp. Nm
Albany, l,lS, $50 Exp. q. N. $50 Exp. ,.
cor Ssw York, Springfield, $50 Exp a. un 28O
New York. yiia aorwieh, s 30 Exp. p. m
SiiHbuTy, us N 4OOp .ir.
Grafton, 7. Is a, M l3J, 4C9 ?
Westboro 10 .. IN, l91, 90, $50 En-, p. m.
Scuthboroneh, 7I5 IN, l,30, 4 10 pm.
CordaYil!e Z h a IN. 80, 400 p. m.
Ashland Is "a. m. l,SO, 400 p.
FrannghaIn, Ala 1lj,SS ~ Ezp a N. l.S9, 80 Exp.
4, 430, 30 Exp, $50 exp. III
Milford. lis a. m. L3O, $50 p. u.
NOrtbh3ro, 30 u. ia
Marlboro. 30, 4.3O p. m.
Natiek. Is, $50 m. 80, 400, p.
West Newton 7l5, s. $50, II M l3N 3 80 6, 7,
TrooI,ne 725s 49, 3. los Ills m, I2l5s. l, 245,
~ 500, 6l5', i5 9 Top m On sundays at TO- 10 IN,
W SUNDAY siail Train at 8 50 p. m.
in connection with Trains Charles River Branch.
f. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

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all those psiuul ana dangerous discaseSto which the le
ale constitution is subject, II noderacs all eXcesscs
amt removes all obs ructiOnS ana speedy cure may be
relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited It will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
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stamp of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfeits.
CA u TLOE.
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FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PregHGHcp, as they are
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safe
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effect when all other means have ailed aud al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caomel
anthony or any thing hurtfu to thu constitution.
run directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
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JOE MOSES Ruch ester. n. Y.
n. Z, Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorizcd agent wtl insure bottle, containing 81 pills
byreturH mail sold by all druggists, DIS deowly