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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-21

Gov. Morton of Indiana recently received
letters, warning him of plan to assassinate
him. One was in a female handwriting, and
purported to be written by the wife of man
engaged in the plot. 1t contained correct
plan OF the governors house, and of the
room in which he slept, with all approaches
to it. The writer said her husband had been
led into the matter by wicked men, and she
wanted to Illustrate the design to save him
from its consequences.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-21

DrIrcr 81 CLARK have just received $50 Choice
COrnted, Dressed HOGS, whch they offer for sale at
the market price, and shall be receiving constantly
Trough the winter. DIFF dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
h.eA.S al 1 ta~k ts;e al Rss;s...s
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.


MAN ara I'll THURS al, JULY 1873.
~ and antil further notice, trains s.I Cav.
osvenpcii daily, Sundays excepied, as follows:
81 Freight train at. ...54,P.x
% niSlt express. ............ " % p.
Trains STRIVE It Davenport daily, Sundays OF
cepted ~ follows:
LIST night express at. so a. \
I'd daily express and mail train at.... Is 20 P. N
Sd freight and "a class cars at....... l.S0 2. =.
All trains over thia route are in direct connexion
atChisago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pit,sburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
tsoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Pistshurg. Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fal!s, Alba
~, New ork, Ptiia1elphis, Baltimore and Wash
ingtor.
fssasn0"'a are remindnd of tho necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the u
their baggage, also toprocuro tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars the cond uct, rs col
le.t fares only to stations on the line Of he Oh
sago and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN T. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. July l. 1888 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
kEvusssscS NMh EsemSI t5ty.
.IayEAa r. LAM.

\ now PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
claims for Boun,ics and Pensions.
UnuntIes.
loLnfERs, Unchanged in Consequence Of wounds
b,vod 10 battl :, cr who have served two years,
entitled to 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
Invalid Sotdsers d'sabled sinae March 4tb,
1 !, ia the army or navy
I. W.do,os of sol tiers dying Of wounds re-
ID, or OF disease contracted in the mill arg
laval service.
Ghl.dren undc IS years Of such deceased
Hers If there il no wIiow surviving, OF from
time Of the widows remarrIase.
N1thc,s Who have no husbands living) Of
iers deceased as above, provided the latter
. loft no widow, nor children under 10 years.
the mother was dependent ia whole or in
upon Tho de .ea-ea for support.
Sssters. under l6 year, OF such deceased
iers, dependent On them tor support, provided
g are no riehtful claimants OF either oil the
6 Inst preceding cl sses.
~ Also collects Back Pay.
pp.yto JAMES T. LANE.
lice -ou,h-e st corner Brady and "a streets.
Xayenport July Q. lS6 ,-d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
MEUICAL.(
More Ealusbs AG~ 0s1d!
r Rr.l.v"SLFE PILLS

CCIENCE ct last has brought to Fight The trus
~ antidote u sickness, and msnkisd can nal
refuge from sorrow, Pain and Disesse. By the
use o BRYAN's LIFE Pitts. those who wander in
depths Of sorro v AN whose nervous temperament
adds ksener aag ish to every Ill Of life, secomes,
as it were. blessed with . new existence. The
clou So fate, sonbre in their hues, roll away
the stars o, hops one by onse erge from the deep
fecssses OF the soul tears Of anguish and grief
are changed to smiles 10y. and the r. nbow Of
peace srches its spendor ser tue raging waves Of
sarkness; aud whilst this wonderful change il
effected, there 10 no secondary action to leave .
weakness in its train or bad effects upon the mind
or body. The nervous nypocn ondrlsc need no
longer resort to Opium, Morphine, Liquors or other
slim alants to drosn the cares Of lite BRYAS's
LIFE Pulls perfect substitui e; they regulate
the Stomach, Liver and hillary sccretions, the
arrangement Of WHOM Is the chief cause Of Nor
vousness. Headache. DC. To the des Spending the
are of inestimab value, they relieve the mi
aud bring to it such visions Of untold splendo
that ina ins sion stands aghast, aud they rev.
in joys that lifts them up % rs highest sltitud
Of happiness /; they spread the soft wings hops
and the dove Of peace to the bosoms the wret-
cnei, and warm the cold hearted with the ERE Of
ardent love.
The Poet is inspired with tn 1ghts Of brillisncy
The Orator with words OF fire.
The Seller with niomit able courage.
The Scholar wish new and brilliant ideas.
Tue Inventor with bright conception II noble
discoveries. BsYAs's LIS Pin Is are universal
Nsrvns, owning 10 equal, Overlapping the barriers
of prejudice and curing ike magi; all cases OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

IMPOR AMI TO LADIES,
GREAT AN EpRI.rAN REM EDY."
Dr. Harvoy,9
Oh ron ct h crmal r male Pill $.
NN HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAlLtn
" (when the directions have hoen strictly
folowed) in removing diff cuities arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
eans The Pills perfectly harmless the
constitution, and may b taken by the most del
icate female without causing distress at the
same time "A ct like a charm,
by stre gthehing, Migrating aud Refusing tue
system to a healthy conditioD,and BY bringing on
on the monthly period ct regularity no
matter from what cause the o5sttuc ron may
arse. The, should however NOT lie taken the
frat three or four mon rs of pregpacy. though
safe at any other tune, as miscarriage would be
The result. Fac box contains 20 pills. Price 81.
Dr.. Hrmy's r eafies disea.es # Females.
Pregnancy, Niscorrs age, Ba,rennees, Ser,si-
ty, Reproduction and 4buse Of Aasurs,
and emphat;caly the LADIES PRIVATE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet of SO pages. sent tree to any
address. Six cents required TO ply postage
The Pills and Book will be sent by m Ill, conf
Dental =, when desl ed, securely sealed, IL pre-
paid, on receipt of money by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent.
7G-Cedsr-street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smi l. Dwyer, W Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
HAPPINESS or WI>E,tY
THAT IS THE QUESTION j!

THE PR lpRIE .ORS o. THE NEW YORK
L MC5gUM AND ANATOMY OF EEDrCIsE have
determ ned, regardless of expense, to issue free
for tho benefit Of suffering hum tnify) FUoR of
their most inteissting aai Instr active Lectures
on Hlrr .gs aai its iislu ilif,aton., Nervous De-
ility, PremItu-c Jecl nc of Manhood. lndiges-
ion, Weak .ess or Depression, Loss of Energy id
Vital Power, the q -eat Social Evil, aud those
naladies which result from youthful foies, ex-
ceases o maturity. or ignorance OF Ply ,ioloey
IN Natures l. W.
Theseinv.llasle Lectures have been the means
Of emil shtenins All saving thousands, and will
he forwardei free on receipt Of feur stamps, by
addressing SECRETARY, New YORK NJ iseum Of
Anatomy ami Medicine. 6i8 Broadway, New
York. aug3-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
a.UNUuN Il t.ivEikP.A1L
ire H. Life Insurance Company

OFFICE, 50 WALL 4 81 PINE ST, Y.
&id up capital, surplus and reserved
fxoas 80. .................... .$5.550, 525
vested In this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,0s5, 1886
karly revenue over. ................. 100000
&c Shareholders Personally kespODsi.
Bic for engagements of the Company.
IA1I Directors must be shareholders.
aEpsREscks ron pAyRsFORT:
10. n. French, Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
4huen A Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almct Skeei,
rhol.s J. Rusch.
gEv AohK
innsll, Minturn d Co., Harper Brothtra, Dun
D, sherman q Co., Alexander 7. Stewtrt.
Q. WAShBUky, Agent for Davenport and
rk leland. jlys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
Ste v E s .

TIME PLACE TO GET YOUR STOVES Is
/ At the
OAsEyP0gT aTa.G STOgE,
NO q El.sse E-~ont ST.
We have secured the sale Of Rssor's celebrated
Monitor, Empire & champion
COOKING STOVES which cannot be surpassed
by any stoves in the 'ountry. The Mon tor, Cor
60 Il, is very heavy plate, with the largest oven
Of sny Stoyeil use. The Empire fer wood, is
6rst class stove III de very heavy and durable ;.
also the Chan pion. Various other patterns also
IN haod.
capper, TN aid shsst from Ware
constantly on hanl JOBBING done on shor,
noti c. PRICES as low as any house vast o. the
Mississippi EIDE h iltNDER,
my26 l1v) No. Ees- Cont st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

THF PRINCIPAL DEFECT IN OUR Mos.
IroR TuRKkTs.--At the fret bombaId-
ment Of For, Sumter, the monitors had
40 many Of the bolts in their tuTrets
driven IN, that number OF persons wee
disabled, and now Captain Rodgers, one
Of our most valu bic officers, has been
killed by si,uilar disaster.
AS our readers are generally aware,
these tnrrcts are IL inches in thickness,
made of plates l inch thick, bolted to
uether by num rous bolts. The terrible
concuss on of large shot breaks the
bolts, and knocks off tho nuts on the end
of them, which are Very dangerous to
all persons standing near. We know OF
no more promising field for the employ
ment Of inventive genius than improve
mcns in the mode of building up these
tn!re,s. Inventors who may turn their
at,ention 10 it VIII do well to bear in
mind the ioexpcdiency of forging and
fashioniag yer, large masses OF wrought
| iron.-Sc entifc Anericdn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
M NJ HOOD
AND THE
ny or Youth RESTORED
IN -FOUR WEEKS EY


DIR. RECORDS ESsLNCE OF LIFE
Ki,or, { of Paris) after years Of earnest So
/ on. has at ength acteied TO the urgent re-
of the American public, and appointed an
II, View York for the sale of his valued and
IL urzea tsscu co Of Lite. This wonderful
/ win restore Manhood to tho most shattered
|itutions. whether arising IRON excuses, the
l. Of climate, or ua:urai causes. The time
he t. cure u o most iav"tefate case IS Tour
L ana if used .ccording 70 printed ln'truc
ich are very simple TAI are IS ilnpo.sioie
hi re toring rem.dy should be taken by all
| to marry. ~ its effects are perna eat.
knoyiede cd by the meii al pres to be the
est discovery ever made LIS developing
IL nrs uir.cu.ous Succ IS in every case Is
L. in as n It science .verthrows ignorance.
hicord' s ssencc OF i.ifeis sold in eases with
tr.osi as tor use at 50. or fur quantities IN
br ~ AMI viii be sent 10 any part, carefully
!. % receipt Of REMIT ,ncc TO his accredited
PnlI IT. ROLAND, 4i7 3roome 81,
klAwly One door " stot radSay,N s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

VTeds broad Gaule Desxs Track and 2eIecro,
Route, 10
VIEW YORK. BOTTOM
-sJTD -5s.L E-ssYEEf.v CITIES
arr ta8 the s.seas - ester anA No,aA
western Z MEAD ~s<tes Malls.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNXIRK AMI
- BuFslo, daily, on the arrival Of all trains o
the Lake shore Railroad, msking close come.
tious with trains t.9m Cleveland Chicago. Nj
wauAee, st Louis. Burlington, Keokuh, st Pa.
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, Gc-the only ca,
running through from the Lakes - Nov Yorb
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage chsoked through. Far. ALWAYS 10.
as hy any other route:
BE particular and cal. 70. tickets via Er;a Rat,
road which are sold at sill th, PRINCIPAL ra;l,o,a
Offices in the W est.
This Road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any oths- route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN TOn FREIGHT
leaves New York 1s;ix, 4aking close connection,
taroasi - all rH!n's VAST eod quicker time than
ever oeitre made on any line
For Freight rates. eng ate If &c Oa,map. q
broadway, Ghas ThUEsoan, lps Broadway. N. Y
Il i Archer, " ~oata street, NY;J 5 Dunlan
10 Stato street, boston Eris ailway Office. Is
Closk street, Chicago.
CHAS. MINoT, GENT SUM. ~
4. !. SfrNcER, Weston CAN'T, Chicago. N.
A. BARBER, gent. bxf.ing.s n Iowa.
ap4-t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
EQAss ~ ~ AR f..


EErs;mdrrs gacd beg leave
call the attention OF tho
bblic anl the a adc ian par
kuisr to iiseir complete
Il well assorted Stock OF
ELF g. HEAVY HARLOW Ar,
.npri.inseverything suit
IL 4 he .yObbii,y Trade ct
+ est.
layiss uncquaGcd faci'i-
= for purchasing from
smufacturers direct. we
MI keep our stock con-
sn;Iy up 10 the require
.mts OF tue country, and
or Goods ut
q ~ f. II F. II xC r. s
d better terms than amy
ncr House i'm Inc Trade.
N early call is respect.
~ solicited.
riders by mail receive
nx.ns>f otfnnulARR
NHfsls & WALSH,
no. 2lESLIE s BLOCK, FRONT ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
RAILROADS.


,asss svs by HRicsgo tiss, sA6cA y tssslvs sass.
sssa 1astsy ska- Davenport sisss
N AND AFTEk THURSDAY, JULY lST'
1858. and astiI further uosice, passsues,
rains will leave Davenport ~ follows:
o. !. :. for Grinnell and Washinston.
200 r =. for 0rinncll and Muscztine.
fRAIss ARgivs Ar pa sHrosr - soLlova.
$50 =. =. from 0rinneli and Washington.
PAR. = from 0rinasil and Muscatinc.
The 5.0oA.A train out OF Davenport makes direct
,,nnectioos 81 Grinnsll, Iowa city and Washing
" = with the Western Stage Com pany's stages foi
VI. points VI est, South-west and Northwest.
Trains from the Vest connect q Dsvsnpor,
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island kai
,ad for all points East, North and Ssuth.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
living distinct directions - 10 tn destination o,
he'. tasrage else to prOoars.i~kAs& h&fcsa taking
hon seats 40 -..s.
JOHN r. TRACY, Gent Sup'.
A. KrnBALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport. July l. 1888 -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
Third Edi. ion, 5Oth Thousand.


TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
II Involuntary Emission, Mental and rhysica
lncapacity. Loss of Power. Premature Decay, I'm
peiimsnts 10 Marriage. Nervous Debility, Self
apuse 5exu i Diseases. &C., &c.
BY RoBr L. BELL. u. D., Member Of tho Royal
College of surgeons, L. ndon. 70 pages p ice 6 cts
This Book should be read BY evcry one, and
part cularly By those arriving at Mani God. It
contains imror ant advice to all ,and the means OF
cure to the afl cited is plainly set forth. Ii has
.Srred Eousrads rom III. Of Hisery.
Sent under sealed envelope, by mail, on re-
-eipt Of the money or postage stamps, by
Al J. BRYAN. " D.. Oedar.St, New York.
aooo-dvly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
o1G. Passage aeaoCed o0S.
BY THE
Atlantic Royal Nail steam Navigatioa Co.
&c Al WAY IINe.'
TEE MoxTssAL X. NJ. OoeAN THAN. mr. Co.'S
q suA alAu III no.
The Glasgow and Cork Line.
THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE.
ASD THa
% - - b 4 a 6 to N h1 n =
OF SAILING Jackets.
~ The uniersignei are prep Ared TO issue GER
Alp uncatea Of p Usage by the above Lines to
bring out passengers from Urea. Britain
and Irei .ud, to any part Of the United States or
British Provinces, at the lowest rates. Fur full
Information apply to sAsLsh SsARLs, % Broad
way, NY. IAA N OXFORD,
agl5 dsmi First National ank. davenport.
I. j. WELLS.
Pm A Il N A e Il u list
NO. "a h ady 1T,

D8ALESIN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes. Dyes, siIass,
Putty, Brushes. surgical 4
Denial Instruments, Per.
lMincry, SpOnges, Fancy ar
ticle~, Soaps, Liquor. for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c e..
ParticnDarat trDliOn paid
to Physicians prescrip-
lions and Orders from
Country Physicians.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
Ne,v BUSINESS, Emaciation, Hysteria

Low SPIRITS, WANT OF ENERGY LPIi.EPS, !.
They are a sovereign remedy for the Head sche,
aud 10 fact, all diseas $, no matter what their
names, that have an originin Nervous dcrange-
ment OF the stomach An Liver, and knowing no
such I'd as fail. their maYrh is onward an up
war, to perfection. They operate as Mild Ca
tn artic. relieving the system from ail accumuia-
.ious Of acid matter and aiapted for all ages
end constitutions.
A few doses will light ur the eyes with brillian-
cy mplst rich glow of beauty SO the cheeks, q
the soul With estacy, AMI bring the beauties Of
the unknown world down TO mori al vision They
i'll add plumDDess to the form, free the skin from
all p mpes and eruptions and leave the mind and
body as clear and bright as q fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy anticipstions are die-
PEELED, AMI the demon ,t Enhui is b.pi bed
Loss Of Power and impotence yields before
them as he de " before the rising sun.
Uebiiitated Persons renewei in strength
and ysgor under their magic ini Fences, AMI they
are cipabie of almost income igabie endura nces,
which causes new life to dawn upon them.
rney possess tho power Of producing sleep
ye,csfui as infant, and Of lull;ng pain like
oh arms frorn the lana OF spirits.
rheumatism, Neuralgia Pal tation Of the heart
an Prostration is entirely cared ny use Of hem.
They are rival to Qaiuine, as a genefel tonic
and or the cure OF Cniils and Fever.
The pernic,ous habit OF Opiu eating and
dram drinking Is overcome by tlc use Of them =
ahe sys en il changed under their ma ic n0u-
euce and the desire to induls will no longer exist
The Dspirted become hopeful, the de paiii4g
happy. TIE nervous 81 ring into elastic iiie The
weak streng h. The author a'd
speaker each receive rev iIeas, AMI the pea is
gifted with skill that sa.rancea this world
Tho Sol iicg to'eets the we irlness oil hi: march
AMI few, with almost supe atural enduranco.
The Mechanic l. raised to the his hest pinnacle,
and inbued 18th the spirit OF untailing energy.
sod by all Druggists, in Eoxes, % cents eAtl
and in large Boxes, contain ng small, 81 each.
They wilt be sent by mail, prepaid, ON recei.,
of the money By he proprietor
BliY AN, NJ. H.. 20 oiar st., Sow York.
Smith & p~yer. Whnlesale Agents, chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21

Great Broad Gauge Des1s Track and 7elecra.
Route, 10
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

vi. Two Regiments of Infantry and one OF
Cavalry, 10 be composed almost wholly OF mem
beers that have already served not less than nine
months in the field and been honoraoy W., us
charged, are now progressing In their em' -
ment and organization at Augusta. III ,a;ors
listments OF new recruits or veteran s,
they can elect, for q few weeks, 20 en,er n Dn.i
of these orr,an;,,tions, with 500 State Doun-
~ or sor,a eminent or corps in the held win
I,nn,,' - Vc,erans of SIS but after these
,hrcc Commands arc filed, as they soon VIII bc'
go, yoInntcer must Of necessity be sent III
rcctiy into the field.
N Vii Hinder the Resolve Of the Legislature
~ January "a, 1863, authorizing "the Cover
nor and COmmander-in-Cbief TO continue the
nayment of S5J Bounty TO recruits for the
three years regiments or batteries OF Maine
Volunteers, so long as in his judgment the pub.
lie exigencies require" this amount will be
continued To veterans enlisted for organizations
now in the field. To veterans or new recruits
enlisting in the regiments now organizing, will
be paid the 500 State Bounty authorized by
an act of the Legislature approved March %,
1863.
VIII. In view of the liability OF veteran SOL
diers to be called into service under the opera
ton of the next draft. without State or Govern
ment Bounty, IL behOOyes them to embrace the
present unparalleled advantages offered in COM
pleting the veteran organizations in this State,
of entering n regiment of their choice with n
State and Government OF $500, an amount sui
fcient 10 secure 10 any man of reasonable de-
sires, comfortable and permanent home for
himself and family. -
JOHN L. H0DSDON,
Adjutant General.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

TIE GREAT NORTH WESTERN SANITARY FAIR.
The Ladies Fair held at Chicago, commencing
on the 2Sth ult., was the greatest success Of
anything known on this continent. The whole
North West has contributed Of its abundance
with unstintcd layishmcnt, the proceeds from
the sales Of which contributions arc to be ap-
piled to the rcliet Of our sick and suffering
soldicry. The articles contributed embrace al
most every conceivable thing which will sell
from the highest priced piano and organ, reap
crs and mowers, platform scales weighing D..
400 lbs, &C., &C., down to box Of childrens'
clothes. The sales of these things will realize
for the Sanitary Commission probably upwards
OF 100000. THO President has donated the
original draft Of the Emancipation Proclama-
tion.whch is to be sold only to become the prop
crty Of some historical society. Parties in Eng
land have already offered $4,000 for it.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

From the report ofthcagcnt of the Providcn'
Association of Saco made at the annual meet
inc held ON the 2nd inst, we learn that 100 per-
sons, comprised in 80 families, have been aid
cd, o ofNShom were foreigners and % native
or these - families, intcmpcrancc was found in
only one Of them. and the remaining 81 were
free from that destructive vice. There were Is
cases of sickness, IL Of misfortune, and Of old
are. The estimate Of clothing given amounted
to $1,000, and the sum of Sl2l.73 has been cx-
pended for provisions, comprising food, wood,
medicines and other necessary articles, includ-
ing monies paid in sundry cases for board.
Tho Trcasurcr's report states that Slss,6a
had been contributed by the citizens OF Saco to
the funds of the Society, leaving balance in
the treasury of S5s,e4.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13

There have been three murder trials in this
State recently. In the case of Jesse Wright ON
trial for the murder of jeremiah Tuck, Wright
was found guilty. Murder occurred ut Phil
lips, in May last, in an alteration about some
sheep. Prisoner aged 10 years.
Case Of Lawrence Doyle arraigncd for the
murilcr Of Laura vcllic Libby, ofStrong, lit
tie girl nine years old. Murder occurred ono
year ago. Little girl started for church alone
anil was murdered on her way; body found Que
mile from home with throat cut, and subsc-
oucut medical examination revealed the fact
that another deed had been committed. Doyle.
nm Irishman, 30 years Of age, who was in Mr..
Libby's employ at that time, was charged with
the murder. Circumstantial evidence very
strong against the prisoner, but not sufficient
to convict. Jury disagreed. s to 4.
The other ease is that of Mary Elliot, convict
81 at Machias Of the murder Of her sons vile,
by poisoning her with strychnine. The muir
dcress is G2 years OF age, and had lived unhap-
pily with the deceased.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-13
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving aud
identifying the human hair is again put up by
the original proprietor, and Is now made with
the same care, skill and attention, which first
created its immense and unprecedented sales Of
over ono million bottles annually It is still
sold at % cents in large bottles. Two million
bottles can easily be sold in q year when II Is
again known that the Kathairon is not only tho
most delightful hair dressing in the world, but
that II clcanses tho scarf Of scurf and DAN
druif, gives the hair a lively, rich, luxpriant
growth, and prevents It from turning gray
These are considerations worth knowing. Tho
Kathairon has been tested for over ~ years,
and is warranted as described. Any lady who
values beautiful head Of hair will use the Ka-
thairon. II Is finely pcrtumed, cheap and VAL
liable. It is sold by all respectable dealers
world.
D. 8. BARNES & CO.,
35eow6m New York.